The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-09
SCIENTIFIC SURGERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. "a rare. but
unsuccessful, operation has been per-
formed at the Medical-Chirurgical College
on Miss Lizzie Albert, the beautiful victim
of the jealous wrath of Daniel Love, son OF
New York stock broker
Miss Albert, who is % years of age,
lives at CaladeDsis, Monroe county, Pa.
and employed as waitress in a summer
hotel at Delaware, Warren county, n. j.,
last August Her personal charms won
her many admirers among the young men
who were Idling away the the summer
mont his among the fragrant Jersey pines.
Among those who paid her attention WAS
Love. Becoming angry because he could
not monopolize the young wo-
mans time, Love threatened
her and was repulsed. Securing
revolver the young man shot her in the
forehead while she was working in the
kitchen. and, rushing from the house.
made hissescape.
Physicians probed for the bal. but with
oat success. For two weeks the girl re-
manned unconscious, lowering between
life and death. At last she was nursed
back to q comparatively robust condition.
But it was found that she was deprived of
all her former senses, except that of sight,
and had constant pain In the back of her
head. From these symptoms it was sup
posed the ball had passed along under the
brain and became encysted in the back of
the skull. The wound was of a character
which usually results iniinstant death
To find the bullet Dr. Ernest Laplace
trephined a hole of the usual size, and
then enlarged the aperture to nearly u
inches, and with an instrument devised by
himself tor this occasion explored between
the brain and skull all around the opening
for distance of three inches, but failed
to find any trace of the bulletr. He said
the conditions, as they presented them
selves, did not warrant his cutting into
the brain structure, and he did not think
the operation would result in any danger
IN the girls peculiar condition. At some
future time the front of the skull will he
opened aud the ball again searched for
The explanation the medical men give Of
the glrl losing all of her five senses except
chat of sight is that the ba in its passage
cut the nerves which convey all the other
sensations.
SIERRA MADRE RESURRECTION.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov S.-The Times
Democrats Chihuahua, Mexico, special
says: The state and general governments
are much alarmed over the Indian troubles
in the western part of the state in the
Sierra Madre mountains. according to re-
ports which have reached here during the |
past few days. Yaqui Indians have been
greatly aroused by the wholesale massacre
OF their neighbors and friendly tribes at
Tomachi by government tpoops recently. |
The peaceable Yaquis in the valley of |
Sonora and chihuahua are leaving their |
farms and ranches with their wives and |
children. and are gathering at appoint
ed rendezvous in the mountains north |
of Trinidad. where they have dis
covered another patron saint in the person
of a beautiful Mexican girl named Anita
Rica, whose father is shepherd. Saint
Anita urges her Indian worshippers to
make war upon the Mexicans, and To re-
claim the rich lands in the Yauui river
valleys which the government has taken
from them. There are several hundred
Indian braves and about 200 ignorant
Mexicans now preparing TO begin their
depredations and war of determination.
They are expected to begin their campaign
Rs soon as winter sets in. The government
Is active in it's preparations to Quell the
outbreak rs soon as the rebels are driven
out of their stronaholds. General Manuel
Racew and force of SOD troops will leave
for the scene of the new troubles rs 500.
rs the mountain roads arr passaJle.