The Evening Star, October 18, 1893
E.R. Bigelow, a Drug Clerk, Found Unconscious at His Home
About noon today E.R. Bigelow, a drug clerk, formerly employed at Walsh's drugstore, 4th and L streets southeast, was discovered at his residence, 118 D street northwest suffering from the effects of an overdose of morphine. When discovered the man was unconscious, and after being treated by Dr. Harmon was removed in that state to the Emergency Hospital. Bigelow, who is about thirty years of age and has a wife and three children, who are said to be residing temporarily in the country, near Hyattsville, is stated to have been in a hospital for a few weeks, and it is supposed that he took the morphine to quiet his nerves.
E.R. Bigelow, a Drug Clerk, Found Unconscious at His Home
About noon today E.R. Bigelow, a drug clerk, formerly employed at Walsh's drugstore, 4th and L streets southeast, was discovered at his residence, 118 D street northwest suffering from the effects of an overdose of morphine. When discovered the man was unconscious, and after being treated by Dr. Harmon was removed in that state to the Emergency Hospital. Bigelow, who is about thirty years of age and has a wife and three children, who are said to be residing temporarily in the country, near Hyattsville, is stated to have been in a hospital for a few weeks, and it is supposed that he took the morphine to quiet his nerves.
The Evening Star, October 18, 1893
E.R. Bigelow, a Drug Clerk, Found Unconscious at His Home
About noon today E.R. Bigelow, a drug clerk, formerly employed at Walsh's drugstore, 4th and L streets southeast, was discovered at his residence, 118 D street northwest suffering from the effects of an overdose of morphine. When discovered the man was unconscious, and after being treated by Dr. Harmon was removed in that state to the Emergency Hospital. Bigelow, who is about thirty years of age and has a wife and three children, who are said to be residing temporarily in the country, near Hyattsville, is stated to have been in a hospital for a few weeks, and it is supposed that he took the morphine to quiet his nerves.
E.R. Bigelow, a Drug Clerk, Found Unconscious at His Home
About noon today E.R. Bigelow, a drug clerk, formerly employed at Walsh's drugstore, 4th and L streets southeast, was discovered at his residence, 118 D street northwest suffering from the effects of an overdose of morphine. When discovered the man was unconscious, and after being treated by Dr. Harmon was removed in that state to the Emergency Hospital. Bigelow, who is about thirty years of age and has a wife and three children, who are said to be residing temporarily in the country, near Hyattsville, is stated to have been in a hospital for a few weeks, and it is supposed that he took the morphine to quiet his nerves.
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