The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-04-20

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70 life Of Mrs. Sally Allen at hospital
by injection into her veins OF normal
salt solution II being widely comment.
ed on by physicians In that section Of
the country. The solution was nothing
more than q teaspoonful OF common
salt dissolved in q pint OF water. Mrs.
Allen IL improving and the chances
OF recovery are greatly In her favor.
Mrs. Allen has long suffered with alb.
domlnai trouble. and physicians decid-
ed on an operation as last resort 10
save her life. She was taken TO a SAM.
tarium on Friday night mad when the
operation was flnaiiy completed three
physicians examined the woman's pulse
and pronounced her dead. Her respira,
tory glands failed 10 perform their
functions. Nitro glyeerine. strychnine
and other stimulants used to revive the
hearts action were brought int0 use.
but failed. As a last resort DIR. Rich
stein opened vein in the woman's arm
and injected q pint Of normal salt solu-
ton. lie was rewarded in a few min
utes afterward by seeing the patient
open her eyes. In few seconds more
she raised her head and asked for
something 10 eat While the power OF
salt 10 bring back dead 10 life has been
commented on By the medical journals
Of the country. few practitioners have
had the hArdihood TO risk chances Of
failure In giving II trial DR.. Rich.
stein is probably the first physician in
the west 70 make the test.
Negotiations are about terminated for
the purchase Of the Danish West Indies by
the unitad states
Funerai d Apostle George Q. Cannon 81
salt Lake Was one Of the largest ever seen
In the iniermoaniain country. II aas
simple bat solemn servieeA
AZ Evansville, Ohio. j, X. IAmbsley u
Lowell dToA ned himself IN the Muskingim
river Tre~nily. IL Was alleged that he Aaa
short in his accounts a. township treasnr-
e., and his hondsInea notified him that
tAey would no longer b. responsible.
Frank H. 11oouiis, United States minis
tsE 10 Tenennris, has arrived Al NeS fofk
On the lfsd ~ liner Caracas. on which the
came ifnni Porto Rio. Mr.. IoOHsis gses
10 Washington 10 report 10 the state De
pas,meHt and President Mckiniry iinnhs-
diatrly.
/ To the Associated Press reporter who
nest him al qaafantine Mr. isoumis ~a,as
l~I did nod say any II the unpleasant ihiu's
that have t~rn stiFibaied 10 me ahoHt
President Castro during my stop 81 san
1nan o. anyN here eise. The fact is, ! like
Ai. Castro very rnach Was in,erNie Gei
Al san Jssn, l,ut Il was moFe II pleasant
chat than anything slss.
= Kansas sgsncai lfom Memphis Sys;
Tao n.en Niih draNn mvolveTs robbed
Rrn MarsAs gambling house, back u The
lseslssdy hotel, Troentiy. The nSi.,ers
spzns thrrr minutes Ia the Plaoe and got
away uiih 500 The Plloe have 70 isE
taiiri 10 grl any clue a. 10 the idrnsi,y az
ahssnai,ouss ol the men. They were 81.
Aeutly experts In the holaup business,
asskiHg quietly and rapidly.
AZ Shamakin 1000 men and boys have
gene Ga strike al the Natalie eeliiery be-
cause the shsmekin Csai compsny so'ild
so1 anocts to thrir demands The collieFy
l. completely tied up The men AK that
james Raieman. inside toFvuian. and Gao.
darsos John YeAEcF q she miners train
- discharged. that trainmcn running an
thr conpany's road besWeeu Natalie and
Locust Summit be- granted 10 pr cnt
inrroaAe over the present wages
Former Captain olbefitn Carter. L. $. T.,
and associates suiBdlcd the government
out Of e2.iGa,lsa ON army contrasts al
Savannah. Carter has bern tried and con
sie,ed BY four cOurts Yet be wants 10 be
leased on bail. perhaps 10 ~ the country
with his IN gotten gains. The foregoing d
the substance Of the statements made by
solieitoT General Richards. Mr.. Richards
has fled with the supreme court brief in
opposition 10 the application Tor bail hiei
sosas time ago.
The Irmars National hank AZ Iemars,
Iowa. has failed. Thomas J. Ward. vice
president and general manager Of The In
siitntion. u . self confessed esnheyxicr 70
the amour, oi ses.0oo 10 $4,000. liz
ala atscondcd.
Tho great British rival TO the isthmian
canal l. a railway which is being built
. across Mexico's nsTroNest point This
will be mainly an extension of the Te-
haantcpec line, built by the Mexican gov
. eminent 10 connect the gulf Of Mexicc
with The Pacific, which has no terminal
, facilities.
At Butte. Mont, Al Davidson, a mining
! man operating at White sulphur Springs
but living in Butte. committed suicide ~
GENTLY BY shooting himself In the head
a lie had been In a row with another mar
|. and went home 10 grt hts gun 10 kill hi
: adversary Ills wife persuaded him MOI
. Ito leave the house any more, and he las
) down. shortly after this his wife wenl
3 Into the room and found him dying, with I
bullet in his brain aud pistol by bis side
q By the exploson Of the boiler on the rive
: steamer Romona recently four persons wen
q killed outright and SIX Others seriously in
4 Ifured. The dead include two women, Wit
: were passengers ON the steamer, and tw'
4 ldeck hands OF the injured the purser ans
|. the mate win probably die.
The dead-Airs. II. Morrison Of For
: Langley, H. c., Mira Baillie Of Noun
A Lehman. n. c.; John Mack, deCkhand
!. Henry Phipps, deCkhand.
"a Tho injured Richard Powers pursei
a probably burned fatally; James Maynard
I mate, probably burned fatally, 0ecrg
Knowell, fireman, badly burnedi thre
!, Indians. seriously burned.
: The boiler explosion occurred mid
4 stream, while the steamer was en- rout
= from New Westminster TO Fort Langle.
4 the latter being farming settlemeu
|. about % miles from Vancouver, d. c.