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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

American institutions were llsfun-
UhIagu aud branded criminals. Cor rell-
tlouH made unlawful by laws OK post
fucto. Time aud again the people pee
and yctimlzod by the hand of tyranny
and oppression. They were denied
representation upon jurlca, women and
children were dragged before CummlH-
aioucrH and compelled 10 testify against
their husbands and fathers under pain
OF punishment Tor contempt. This was
not the
TREATMENT OF SLAVES.
but Of frccmon. sons and daughters Of
revolutionary sires whose blood flowed
Into the channels of Independence 20
bcqueath q heritage Of unsulllcd liberty
unto their offspring. TO them the gov-
eminent was divine putrlmony and
they know they We're entitled TO lts
boucfactions. For forty-scycu years
they knocked faithfully and Co'tlnu-
ously at tho door of tho union.
Though denied protection In tho
states and expelled from
civilization. they desired Co return and
place upon the altar OF the Union, na an
onerlng or their patriotism, another
SOVEREIGN State 90 strengthen and en-
largo the power and domain OF the
country they loved.
However much YOU may diffsr from
their principles when the clouds clear
away and you look upon the people as
,Iiy ""'' '''' "''' "'''''-
uEAn .rtrprp t1tsr,py
-. a.,
~ II IT, you VIII uhhnhmouHly ulrm
tnat no colony ever hnd kichtet lrhd-
tI' lhht 70 p'"ll' over tuHeIcl huch
unWhiIautel Itptoach' thut hfohEh
huueIlhga' I'NllhkH ana tNpul lions mo-
tt,Nt 'Nvt IHhul,'u Nuet 70 thelr con-
10
PIE ever rcNerei INC constitution moro
shoseuly or alnerei more tghhclousiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

now her contract il not known herc.'
Mrs. Davis herself said 10 a reporter
when interviewed
u never felt better than do now. 30
much for my health. ] have mo- definite
plans for ncvt season ana 1 retired from
tho company with which = have boon 90
long Identified FOR business reasons
purely an told that ruuurH " my
condition OF health have been rife In
New York Tor come wockl-in fnrtt
over since I Informed the buaincsH man
aror OF the Uostoulnur, in this very
roum that his proposition dld not ln-
trJsst mo. Soon after that interview
I received telegram from Mr., Barna-
bee which puzzled me. 70 IL ala not as
toniHh me. II was expressive or hlH
great regret 90 learn Of my serious III
ness. / replied that I never was health.
Ter In my llfo. II Mr.. Barnnhcc found
any foundation In my telegram Tor a
story that I would retire from the opcr-
attic stage because OF my health he N
something more than a comedian. lto
ia "a romanccr.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnnnnnnlnnnlh

HicpH anoryH and outdoors beneath my
window o. horse does the HfUs I never
know before that horses Hnuroi
when affairs are settled hero finally.
there viii b' am Immense importation
% American convenience for house,
keeping. Upon my soul Z believe that
when the Pilgrim mothers landed from
the MuynpWcr they had better house.
keeping utensils than these uutodliuNluu
Spsuiurds have in Manila today after
400 thH centuries % occupation. % WINS
time Spain got mp ana out of here.
There De- not fnr Instance, 30 simple "a
thing az wuHhhnurl Boo this whole
town. unless some uf the American
army boys have 10. An American lady
searched the city over lu vain 60 get
one The native luuulrUHE or luuudsrrr
nu the ease may Boz. dips th. garments
into water, not too much OF &c. either
ruhf SOAP upon them and thnu pounds
them with % wooden club us though she
or ne were breaking stone upon. a
maoadBm ruud. Everything De- pounded
out uf the clothes except tho dirt,
The paHlg riy"r us u flows through
Manila lH "a match Tor tho chicago river
IN purity, Yet on tho banks OF tho
| HaHIr day 10y day SCORES ~ natives
squat ON the ground and. uH they bee
Hove. wash the bundles M clothing they
carry there in huge, nat baskets upon
thoir heads.
Your native servant never stands or
Hits, like a civilized person. Co do my
sort OF work The one distinguishing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Mr. Pyp,r has booked the Jamcs-Kid-
dcr-llnniuId company for next March.
Harry Couon Clarke 81 summoring nt
Oakland Beach. NCW York. aud Gays hn
b. in a good state OF health.
Henry Miller will De followed at the
Columbia iu san Francisco by clay
Clement in "a Southern Gentleman.
May Irwin will enact western Wiz
ilre HChuolmlHtrCag next season In a
Busy Woman by Harry ~. smith;
The thomo should Yield the Irwin kind
OF humor nbundantly.
Mrs. Lnngtry'a new play u TO be
called "Tho Degenerate She VIII
appear In II na the mother Of "A six
tccn-ycar-old daughter.
Mr.. Harold Russell and Ada Dwycr
Russell leave for the East ON Tuesday,
after an AN too brief summer vacation
in this city. Roth begin rchcaraals i'm
mnIuutDly. Mrs Russell with the Chill
dfou OF the Ghetto, under James \.
tirrno'u direction, uul Mr., Russell with
Viola Aliens The Christian company.
Mr. NJ T.. Mulycy of the Grand yes
torduy said to "a News representative
that the date Tor the opening uf his
house was not yet definitely nNcd, but
that Il would probably Doe September
la.h or isth Eddie Carruthers. tho
treasurer of tho Grand. o. now On route
from New York ana ON bic arrival the
definite announcement will De- made.
Tho Edison company have leased the
store on Main street recently occupied
hy UobinRon Bros. nttlnE it mp Ike "a
thnltcr with comfortable opera chairs.
They viii put on View one OF the best
exhibitions Of moving scenes or itH kind
ever introduced here. The opening 10
fAt Tor today ana II viii be continuous
thvrcaftcr-cxcopt ON Sundays.
The Mirror says: ! hear ON what
seems TO be reasonably good authority,
that Ada Rohnn viii return 90 this
country and undertake "a starring tour
OF ten or twelve weeks during the lat
ter part OF next season,
IL IL Faid that hcr tour VIII BE- under
the management " Richard burucy.
who IN the transactions that resulted Ia
tho transferring OF Days Theator n
said Co have been more or less ignored
by his co-oXrcutors OF the Auguutin
DAILY estate, and who IN the roundup
has been left out In the cold,
Mr. DomUy ought TO he cminCnuy
well qualified TO direct Miss Hehan'u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

silent majesty shine upon submissive
earth, her country viii bp your Cuuu-
try her God your God The stars which
now hrlngk ola Glory uEo cannot ulu,
and when tho Master secs nt To restore
HIS kingdom, may our Nag whose
graceful folds wave peace and union
from ocean 20 ocean. hHuutify our
Fathers throne. and upon the plunucles
Of o. redeemed world keep time 20 the
angelic music, Peace On earth, good
viii toward mem"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Evan stephens Is hack from his coast
trip weighing more more than ever be-
fore Ia his life. brown as a berry and
IN all other ways inylEomted lIe IL
thus IN excellent trim 90 begin work ON
the arduous task h. has before him OF
making up the chorus FOR tho eastern
tour and beginning the rchoarEnlH on
the program. Mr., Stephens says san
Francisco II Just now revealing In a
feast OF music and drama. All her thea.
tcrH ARE crowded and the two opera
companies that az the Tirrol ana that
40 the Grand. are doing enormous busi-
ness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12


or. W"N.I cause revolution
""N'i 70. nlN 'Hu#
now IN. lfI'u Toxic tIu'r
l- 10. .Nm.N "i ih" spanish
or I!nh VINO inhabited fhH mani
I.'.'ih were Hn"uH .lW.l foo take
Ih'in i.I.nfN l1Hkng htHn-
...N' I"'M MIil N N'I.N pavement A
..E navy '''NnH .u.l huk. 0r Tub.
N'I Pop N'HI" ".I. H Doc thH place,
'' "' water anywhere. a gene
'..'N .'Nh VAN" 3D. bath ono nj The
NNI"F re- yoke. iu %" ends
""..N H'. H..h'l two ancient kuro.
''. 'N' NNH N..i Tor shipping
.'r .NI h''' Il lN. corner coming
..N lN'W iuIl OFT water llo mo.
il. gentleman i1 stand DO tho
...l,.'' l..n'n lf'.gra ip stond OUT
.,t h'.Nt Ih. IhFal' VIII scrub
,gI.r.. ,rt' .,.tI.i go, W." i ~
fsr tli. i..tt., d.. .t..,..i ','tt W. ~, Y.
aarg.rt f.,.Itr ,,.t.- ,,.., tI,., u, .,',
.tu 4rI Inv. u.,f., r,..,,,..t 49,. , wv,
tHHt 'a Ono suHu|aH.NffrIIl Ilal of nav,
IHF bath when SOU hive done that
you have duly uaIu Offering 90 ths ir1d-
IeHH of eIalnI.neaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
soal rANlAR MIRcANrlLl Sos on lslo.

eide Main street
buildings Goduo looked
about 1850 The above cut shows the buildings medata south or cod
bffts OF Che ola
prosperous mercantile land m Mr puufod died years and h
%
10
3D. H.
A
telegraph
following
building y Che W,i7 Fargo
buildings disappeared excepting Tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

The Castle Square opera company
has made such favorable impression
iu Chicago that there ~ talk OF max.
INK the organization n permanent one
ln the Windy city. The summer en-
gngcment has been brought TO close
in order 90 give the members Of tho
company r. short vacation before they
resume their season there on srptcm-
Der 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
UTAH, THE FORTY=FIFTH STAR

How Her Respondent Glory Unialtering Faithful
ness Were Sot Forth by Young Utah Lawyer-Vis-
cssitudos and Suiiorings OF Her Poople-Loyalty and
Purity Their Chiof Characterization Opening OF the
Doors OF Observation-Disclosures Deeds OF Her Sons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Mr. H. $. Goddard asks the News"
90 state that the report that he would
make the eastern tour with the Tab
ernacle choir " Incorrect lie says his
him TO absent himself for 80 great a
length OF time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
MANILA DOMESTIC LIFE.

Eliza Archord Connori Describes Housekeeping in tho
Orient Primitive Utensils SIN In Uso-How tho Ma
tivos Wash Clothing the Banks OF the Posig-Do-
scriptlon OF a Filipino Kitchon-The Servant Ques-
tlon-An Old Tugno Custom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

where 20 build your castles" IL
the title OF a new song Just written by
Carrie Jacobs Bond and dedicated 20
jennie Huwloy. Miss HuwlcyH face
adorna the front page OF the music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

wide lnt lie hollow bod be- made:
There gently lBy the roots. and there
slft The dark mould with kindly care,
And press ~ touderly.
A. round tho sleeping Infants feet
You softly fold tho cradle sheet.
So plant we the apple tree.
"Uut. MT Blnsrom, you wouldn't run
away N the enemy were ten TO one,
would yuuT "Nut N there was a handy
hulo 20 creep into. Miss Dolly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Faust g. running AZ the l'lrroll In San
Francisco this week Fnlka opposes II
at the Grand Opera House.
Scntr are now selling Tor Miss Marrlo
Wvhheru testimonial nt the Grand
theater. The young lady'a friends viii
D. out H. force 20 note the progress
che A8s made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

professional affairs. aud hope that In
this case rumor b. true.
The New York Herald says that Miss
Muuic Adams On a new version OF
peg Wellington" viii b. one of the
features of the coming theatrical scn-
son. There was % rum0r Co this effect
ln theatrical circles yesterday aud Mr..
Charles fruhmuu. when Dee was seen
last evening hy "a Herald correspondent
at the Snramore Hotel Green Island.
Lake George. confirmed the ueWs ~
um having new version Df the play
MASKS nnd Faces nude in England hy
u we'll known plnyHIrht' said Mr.
FtOhmBn. land / IW HIsu having u
draWuuzItlun OF The novel Peg
Wellington mad. here by nn American
author. out OF these Two playa I lu-
tend Co construct Che piece which Miss
Adams Will produce. She viii ln aIl
likelihood do lt Just uH she dld Romeo
aud Juliet last spring after her regular
season o. over. lf. however, the Now
Barrie play ISN'T ready Cor her when she
wants 10. Eh0 may DO Peg Wellington
during her engagement next winter at
the Criterion Theator"
The famous DAILY company has be.
come only o. part Of theatrical history
The members uf the once great organi-
zatl0n are being engaged Ia different
companies. and none VI them will likely
br seen in tho companies the coming
season. sidney Herbert and Charles
Hickman have signed with the Froh-
man forces. but what plays they will
Dc seen ln ls not known. Nir, Herbert
Gresham 10 90 10 with May Irwin and
Adele kltchle has been engaged for
Manager Edwin Knowles FOR his FORTH
coming production Of UarnutH bur.
loHque. 'The Three Little Lambs" Mlsn
Marcia Van Dresser. who iolt light
opera TO scorc u hlt uH the adventures
In THE Great Ruby" under the DAILY
management, and later succeeded Ada
kehun IN the leading role, viii return
10 the operas. and has been secured
BY klaw and ErlaugCr Tor the Boston.
iana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
THE EXPOsITIONs OF Paris.

In view of the approaching French
exposition, 10 viii Dee interesting 90 note
the enormous Increase IN tho extent
and success of the various expeditions
held ut Paris
The first occurred IN the year l7gg. 10
brought together the modest number NJ
no exhibitors ana cost only % 900
francs. The buildings, OF wood ombyl-
llahcd, were erected on the Champ dn
Mars, Twenty-Five medals were disc
trhutod.
The second tool, place three years la-
tor lsDD lu the court OF tho Louvre. ~
represented .-p exhibitors ana quite
cclipsed tho FIRST
4 third exposition, opened the fol.
lowing year 40 the Same place. collect
cd $50 exhibitors. This was o. yoritablr
triumph
NapoIen I lnaururltod the fourth ov.
position, which was held on the lsH-
pluuudn Ot the luNulIlUs lu 1906. there
We're l.ill exhibitors. This figure was
carried 90 i,G23 ut the nfth exposition lu
1919, in the Palace uf the Louvre THE
sixth ON2N met with little success, Hs
also the seventh ln 1897 zoo tho rolru uf
charles y, lu the Palace OF the Louvre.
A. am onset the eighth, opened ou the
Place du DHrrlusgl iu the relgu Of Louis
Philippe gathered mo- less than 2l,I exc
hihiturH This success was accumulated
iu the exposition NJ 1889, held 0u the
champs ElyseuH tNHsl oNhlhltuUal and
in that ot 1874, also on the Champs
ElyHeoH $500 pXhihltOrl, The oNpUsl-
tion Of 1919 again ON the Champs sIy.
sees. extended over "a surface uf o goo
square motors aud cost 100000 francs,
The first universal exposition was
that of 1856, which caused the cuustruC-
tiuu OF the Palace Of Industry The
$4,000 exhibitors and $4,000 square me.
turH and the expense rose 90 ~ 300 900
francs. There were 2INN exhibitors
and more than 100000 visitors Then
came the we'll known expeditions of 1867
$4,000 exhibitors and 5000 square mr-
forsl. uf 1875 l52N15 exhibitors and aa.-
900 900 misunderstanding American.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

BE WAS the SudluuIys elupemnnt
70 HuuocHH7' shea-"IurHNs her father
tglegraphgl them out WDBt Co stay
where They We're, and an would bo FOR
given"
"tt am came about" tho fthar-lu-law
DspIuiu0i tu the policeman. "by SOME
ur desc fresh young uIggahH th'uWu'
shoes no IH bride. sab " We'll" said
tho policeman. that's customary"
"Not boss shoes, e amt"
SAY my good fellow, why do You
sailors Call "a rope u ahuDt2" Same
reason, | suppose, you landlubbers oan
O sheet u rope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

May Irwin will enact "a western VII
lage HChUolmlHtrcaH next season In a
Busy woman by Harry -, smith.
The thomo should Yield the Irwin kihd
OF humor nbundunuy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Henry Miller will Doe followed at the
Columbia iu san Francisco by clay
Clement ln "a Southern Gentleman.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

urday night, which resulted in the lat
ter stabbnS the former to the bone in
the left arm, near the shoulder. \
warrant was issued for Bright. but he
had not been captured when this re-
port closed.
Attention is called to Mr.. w. b.
DOuSherty's ad. in this issue, directing
attention to his special sale of ladies'
and gents straw hats this week ut very
low figures. If you need a straw hat
call and get one while they are going
cheap.
a horse attached TO a. delivery wagon
belonging to Mr.. II. Hewitt. a. grocery
man on Liberty street extended, ran
away early yesterday afternoon and
upset the wagon and caught the driver
under it. bruising him slightly.
DEATH OF A LITTLE CHILD.
Yesterday morning at 1920 o'clock
Robert Bruce, son of Mr. w. r. and
Mrs. S. NJ. WILDER. of Berkeley. died
aged months and u days. The fune-
raj will he held from the family resi-
dcncc at > o'clock Monday afternoon.
Robert was particularly bright
child. the idol OF his parents, and a
favorite with their friends, whose sym
pathy will go out to them in their hour
Of bereavement. Man proposes and
God disooses. Robert, n little bud OF
earth. has been transplanted to heaven.
so as an angel he will nestle on the
Saviours BOSOM awaiting the coming
Of the fond parents who loved and
nurtured him here below.
HERBERT FAMILY BURIAL LOT.
Upon the southern margin of, and
overlooking the Eastern Branch of the
Elizabeth river on the Hardy estate
and distant from the mansion about 300
Yards is located the ground hallowed
by sacred memories. Here for more
than a century the ancestors of the
living in our midst have quietly re-
posed. Here rest the remains of the
grand sires, father. brothers and sisters
of Mrs. Capt. John -. Foster and Mrs.
Frank Miller, CHE only two OF the chill
dren living of Enoch-Lowc Herbert.
who died June 9TH. 1850 10 him and
his noble wife Maria T.. eight children
were born. among them Ida. who died
oct %, 1916: Posey. who died oct. 6.
1895. and Logan. who died May 81. 1855.
These three children died at an early
age, ana their remains were deposiesd
side by side in a brick vault and in
mctaliic caskets. sunday last informa-
ton came to Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Mil
Ter that this Vault had been tempered
with, which was confirmed by the above
ladies', who visited the ground. and by
their direction Funeral Director Will
mans removed the bodies from the
vault, when 1t was found that they, af-
ter the lapse of more than 40 years,
appeared IN a remarkable state of pres
erNaton. me eye brows and hair were
perfect. and flesh remained on the faces
as in life. Mr.. Williams has removed
tAem 10 his G. FAl.s hnen. on CHESTNUT
ss.eSt ana "ill i,iEtcr them in the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

bart's Point the hoo.s ,o,.,
and kent II IN ",rt,, 49," 10 nioW'
ward was ra,nhnd n,' '.nS uilu' we
Hosni,al pnin, c,.,.'. , ruu.uiiiE ,ne
firing ana cnn,innnh .,".'s'! p.s""
vessel was safai,' r,a,a ~ uv utN' ne
prepared for her =" '''c i'e'
Al tbn hcsnt,,i .,, -
neuse ana ~ i""1 WIS m
the yesecIs coun,or III. Jh ne "ycN 81
the whistles and 10 G,'i,,, ,.. i,U'.,v vi
made an i,rnrnsein., ' ,5 80 ~ "',s'
time TO erase. = 90
Upon the nrrf,-.}, az ,,, .
the ward Tho ho,,i ,',.,1 e"iI. =.
and the "S,ar Snoncic'i ~. Ni.'"' iva
the procession byoite Iino Tx ","
scattnr;nc in ,,a,, NJ i,, ,'''.; we Don
room for the TUG Merrjtt tn MINI. WIN ~.
prize shin 10 n co,nro,.,' ~ o',,,s tlie
alongside tile north nier w.;,;lh i'H' ,.a..
successfully pnrro,mad IN ~ -,
enrc Of thousands or nson,. j., ,,,,,i.,,
were many who wore The ,,nifo,r "i',,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

The Missionary and Christian En-
dcavor Societies of Main Street Chris
tan Church will hold Il joint meeting
to-day at p. m. at the church. y
nleaSant musical program has been ar
ranged and an address will be delivered
by Capt. ]. W. Bohannon. OF Baltimore.
The Berkeley Male Quartette will sing.
Miss Nora Craddock has returned
from Nansemond county. Va. where
she has been spending some time with
friends.
Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church. Rev.
T. Clagsett skinner. pastor.-Divine
worship at II q. m. and p. III. Morn
ing subject: completeness" evening
subject. Thy VIII BE Done on Earth
As 1T Is In HEAVIER" in series of
sermons on the Lords prayer. sunday
school at $3.50 d. IN.
Mir. +. l.. Beli. who has been confin-
ed 10 his room for about TWO weeks
f.osn- tha effects Of 4 fail, is able to be
on; again.
rhe services at Main street Christian
Church to-day. both morning and even
ing, Will be conducted by Rev. j. G..
Burroughs OF this place.
The Floral Committee appointed to
decorate the soldiers graves on Memo
rial Day will meet Tuesday. the goth.
at o'clock at the residence OF Dr. Ct.
w. w amaze sltu III ne !1Ai4ul II
everybody who possibly can, will send
them flowers.
South Norfolk Baptist Church. Rev.
s. s. Robinson. pastor Preaching n II
4. m. by the pastor. Subject: stand
ing by the Purpose Of Cod" p. m.
subject THE Trembling Felix" The
Missionary Society viii reorganize at
$50 y. m.
Miss Belle Mears. who has been Wis
ting Miss Ruth West. left yesterday
for her home in Hampton.
y SONG and recital Will he given at
Main street christian Church Thurs
day, June ISL under the direction Of
Prof. Eugene T. Marks, organist OF
Trccmason street Baptist Church, Nor
folk assisted by Miss Fannie Powell.
iuezzo soprano. and Mr.. Vernon Cofer.
baritone. Miss Eiey ana Mr.. Marks. ac-
companlsis.
AIR. Robert Meess. of Newbury. y. c..
is the guest Of his sister. Miss Quint
Sawyer. South Norfolk
Attention is called 10 the ad. in this
issue of Mr.. w. L. Berkley's special
mating sale this week. consisting OF
remnants. Can before they are all
gone.
As result of Mt. w. l.. Berkley's
advertisement Il large stock OF spe-
cial line of chairs the first OF last week
the last one was sold long before he
closed his doors Saturday night
\ row occurred between john Ashen
and Ambrose Bright on Pine street sat-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
LIVED WITHOUT a STOMACH.
a Scientific Estimate of n Wonderful
Surgical Operation.


That the stomach is not an organ
essential 10 life in the human species
is substantiatcd by the final report in
the case of removal OF the stomach
performed on an elderly woman by
carl Schlatter. Privatdocent of the
University OF Zurich. Though the wo-
man is now dead. none the less the
operation was successful. since she
died, not of the effects of the opera
lion. nor Of the loss of the stomach.
but of the spread of the generous
growth which made the original oper>
alton necessary; ana the patient lived
for year, digestng food With other
portions of the digestive APPARATUS
.Dr. Schatters report of the case
printed IN MS weeks issue of The Me-
chl Record, states that the patient
was II woman sc years old, surerin.
from a diEuSe carcinoma Of the entire.
stomach. The operation was performed
on September q. 1885,. total eXtirpatlon
OF the stomach being found necessary
About The LIST OF June in the following
year the woman left the hospital. de-
claTing thnt she felt perfectly recov-
cred. ana visited some relatives IN
August She returned 10 the hospital
having lost some little weight, saying
mat she hadn't had good food and had
returned for that reason. Under the
conditions of life at the hospital she
quickly recovered her lost weight. she
complained occasionally OF pains in the
pae iffi+i .5i'ie' but rat ge"a- appetE+-
and had the appearance OF a person in
good health she died ON October 10Th
iSIS' 81 cancer az me abdomen.
pui!ns inc cnl're year digestion ana
""'ni'ldt oh oi iood' pom hqnid AND
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