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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Winter Eczema
mr. TFTTER Is. only ..s one D:,i Of
tie of that tor

nenting skin disease called Eczema. 1t
5lumbei through the Summer and breaks
out in winter. re head, feet and hands
arc the parts moss often attacked, though
l. sometimes appears on other parts of the
rod the skin thickens and harden5, cracks
oDen and bleeds, while the itching and
burning are at time almost unbearable.
Scratching only makes it worse, sores and
scabs forming where the skin is broken.
In this form of Eczema brownish white
crusts sometimes
form which scale off SKIN CRACKS
in fine particles lcav- -.
ing the skin raw and AND BLEEDS
infamed. II is espc-
cially painful and severe when confined to
the hands, which often become so badly
affected that the sufferer is unable to per-
form the lightest work. This, like all
other ,ypes Of Eczema, is due to acid
poisons in the blood and not TO local
causes. The s7ouble is more than skin
deep, and washes, soaps, powders and
salves nor anything Use applied to the sur
face can possibly do more than soothe the
burning and itching or relieve temporarily
the Inflammation and pain.
1t is the acids thrown of by the blood
and which are forcing their way through
the pores that cause the skin to harden,
crack and bleed, and produce the irritation
and soreness. S. S. S. neutralizes these
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
WITH THE
CLARKsoNs.

The Clarksons defeated the Germans
three straight on the Gate City alleys last
night. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
ST. CHARLES.

The Krug Parks lost two to the st.
Charles last night in a league contest at
Clark's alleys. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor K~Outsky's Efforts Result in 0OrreO-
tion Of Abuse Of Tax Laws.
ENTIRE R~EASsEssMENT is LEVIED
Remedy H. Accomplished by Council
sitting a. Board OF Equalization
and Drafting New
ordinances.

Owing to the fact that so many cases of
alleged Illegal special taxation have been
brought up lately Mayor Koutsky a short
time ago called the attention Of City At
torney Murdoch to the matter and the re-
suit was an entire reassessment. This was
brought about by the drafting Of entirely
new ordinances and the sitting of the coun-
ell as a board OF equalization. The board
sat, after the proper notice on nine-year-
old improvement ordinances, which have
never been contested in court and on one
new one recently created. making ten in
all. The districts involved are: Grading,
Nos. 3S. so. 40, AZ, 40, So; sewer districts
Nos. 1OS. 100 and 10.
BY the sitting Of the council as a board
of equalization 1t is asserted that the for
mer taxes levied are made legal and that no
proceedings can be brought against the city
to declare these taxes void. This action
practically clears up the docket OF the city
In this matter and hereafter all special
taxes will be given especial care and at
tention by the municipal authorities. In
the past the sessions of the Board of
Equalization have been permitted to slide
by with not enough members present to
make a quorum and the result has been.
litigation which has cost the city large
sums OF money. Now all this is changed
and improvement ordinances will be placed
under close scrutiny before being passed by
the council and approved by the mayor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
BEEF TRUST NOW COMPLETE
Next to Largest Cooperation Soon to Be
in Operation.
B. BLANCHARD TALKS OF THE COMBINE
Thinks Swift VIII BE President and
Cudahy vice President and GEM
eraI ManaEer-Enect of
Giant Concern.

J. B. Blanchard, I'LL Georgia avenue, re-
turned to his home yesterday from Pitts
burg, where he attended the annual session
OF the National Live Stock exchange, which
is an organization made up OF delegates
from the members OF all the exchanges in
the west.
The beef trust was naturally the leading
question up for discussion and the chief
papers OF the session we're read on this
subject by J. b. Blanchard OF Omaha and
Samuel Allerton, a multi millionaire Of Chi
cago.
THE people in the west do not pay as
much attention to this question as one
would naturally think they would" said
Mr., Blanchard last evening, "the theory
seems to be that it is time enough to cross
the bridge when you get to 1t.
when this beef trust Is c-onsummsted 1t
will be second in size to but one other in
the country. The men, In charge will have
an enormous power over the producer and
consumer of the beef, Whether they will
use this power for good or for evil remains
10 be seen. II they wish to they will be
able to buy cattle higher and sell the fin
ished product lower than ever before.
There is no doubt but that the organiza-
,tion Of the beef trust is Just as complete
as II ever will be. The combination was
to have been contaminated September 20
and put into operation. but the time was a
bit out of Joint for such a proceeding and
It was postponed. Just then President
Roosevelt was turning over the trusts and
the money market was inopportune for
floating bonds, but there is no doubt that
the announcement viii be made as soon
after election as the money market gets
in a satisfactory condition. l believe it is
generally understood that Swift will be
president and E, A.. Cudahy vice president
and general manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Only n s~Ide-Light.

"The organization which was capitalized
recently in New Jersey at $1,000, 900 1 don't
think has any connection with the beef
trust proper. 1t probably is a movement
that Rockefeller has made to counterfeit the
other movement. The real beef combination
will require $Ss. 900, 900 just to buy up the
various properties. Then 500. 0OO. 900 must
be added to run the business.
Il believe the live stock men can call
together enough money to build and run an
opposition packing house system II such
a thing should become advisable. 1 under
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Building Big shed.

Work was begun yesterday by the Brad
ford-KinEler company on the erection of a
big shed at the lumber yard of the com
pany, T~wenty-ninth and G streets. The
driving of piles is now going on and It will
take about 100 piles to hold the foundation
Of the proposed shed. When completed
the building will have a length Of 112 feet
and a width Of fifty feet. The cost OF the
building was not given yesterday on ac-
count of the inability at this time to ascer-
tain the expense of the driving OF piles.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Kings Daughters Meeting.

Thursday afternoon of this week the
Magic City Kings Daughters will meet at
the home Of Mrs. J. H. Aberly. Twenty
fourth and l. streets, for the purpose OF
sewing for the poor. Every member of the
order is requested to go prepared to do
sewing. as the garments made will be given
to poor children in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Magic city Gossip.


Mrs. S. b. Christie leaves today for a ten
days visit with friends In Chicago.
And now there Is talk of more improve
ments at the Union s~tockyards here.
The Red Men will initiate candidates at
the troop armory on Thursday evening.
The Norwegian-American Republican club
will meet Thursday evening at Franek's
hall.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Livermore, Twelfth and Missouri
avenue.
A case OF diphtheria is reported in the
family of T. McGrath, Twenty-eighth and
V streets.
The South Omaha Saioonkeepers' a~ssocia-
ton met yesterday afternoon and Initiated
eleven candidates.
w. II. Wilcox and wife of Ottumwa, Ia,
are in the city, the guests of Roy Bernard,
Twenty-siXth and @ streets.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First Pres
byterian church will hold a business meet
ing at the church this afternoon.
Mrs. B. f. Wilcox and Miss Fannie
Chandler leave today for Fremont to visit
friends and relatives for a couple OF weeks.
j. b. Blanchard has returned from Pitts
burg, Pa, where he attended the annual
meeting of the National Live Stock ex-
change.
There is still a decrease I'm the receipt of
hogs at the stockyards, but this may be
made up within the next couple of months.
The next day OF registration will be on
Friday. Every voter must register this
year in order TO be eligible to vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
Masonic Instructions.

Robert French, grand custodian, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons for Nebraska,
will hold a lodge of instruction at Masonic
temple, Twenty-hfth and N streets, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of this
week. All members of Bee Hive lodge, as
we'll as member of other Masonic lodges,
are invited to attend this school Of i~nstruc-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22
SKIN CRACKS
AND BLEEDS

acid poisons and
~cleauses the blood and
system of all irritating
substances and humors
and does it promptly
and effectually.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22

S. S S. purifes and invigorates the thin
acid blood, and builds up the entire sys-
tenn; then the u~nsightly eruption and sores
heal, the skin becomes smooth and soft,
and all signs of the Eczema disappear.
Our special book on Skin Diseases free.
The Swift SPECIFIC Co., atlanta, Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22

crusts s
form which a off
in fine particles lcav-
ing the skin raw and
inhamed. Il is espe-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-22

dissenting vote. ] trust this convention
will vote as our people struck: I hope you
will vote all one way, as you struck one
way.
The important question was then put.
There was one loud roar Of approval and
the great strike was o~f1cially of. The
delegates arose and cheered for fully a
minute. President Mitchell came in for a
share Of the applause.
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La 0terO, SiIbada.

La Otero, despues de bacer una
brillanJe etourn6e0 por Tails, ha 81
do silbada en- B ,lonis.
Par6cs q1e Ia coss tiene su ex.
plicsci6a en Ell subido precio fjsdo
4 las local. iades.
Luego Ia Osero quiso touar Ia
revanch2 con una rs presentation po.
oul r, precios raducidos; pero
mientr&s baila1e, algunos esp ct DO
Is culDeL zaron & sllbar. La srtis-
ia So imps cart6 6 hizo an gesto de
dess gcado, que provoe6 mas silbidos
y pr testas.
Una mnltitud amenazsdora Sc
reuui6 q la pusrts del teatro; pero la
Otero sali6 pOr In 8ccesoria y monte
rapidAmente en- IN coche de purto.
Los peri6dicos dicen que entire
los que silbaron sc distingui6 el c6-
Iebre esoritor italiano D'Aununcio.
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AbSu0ltO Ell Director
de LA Revolution, y

Ell senior don Julio Medins, Di-
rector del perI6dico 4La Revolu-
ci6n0, de Mayag1ez, ha resultado
Absuelto por el Tribunal Supreme,
en- CSusa que Sc le segQG4 por ha-
ber publicsdo dicho peri6dico, sin
llerar previamente Circunstancias
re que tidas por la Ley espaGoa para
lA cIroulacion de esss pub ic4cioDes
FL Tribunal del Distrito d8 Ma
ysgt z habfA sentencia1o 81 sen 1r
Medina q dos mes e3 y uu dis de cir
Gel, pero ell Supreme eucOot,6 que
los conceptos de lA Ley de impren-
ia espBfola que 50 opOnen los pre-
Ceptos constituci 0nsles dc lCs EstA-
dos Unidos, ssg6u Ia Ley ForakNr
no pueden manGenerse en- vigOr. Y
0mo Ia seutenciA fue bas&dA eu pre-
ceptts de aquella ley, absolutamen-
te en- COntra1icc On con Is loy s0bre
ell mismo asunto que nos rige no pue
de condenarse al Dire ctor de una
publication cuando por 6sts esta
plenSmente autorizAdo para cirou.
larla sin llenar los requisites que
Antes Sc extgfan.
El sel1or Medina pues, ha result
tRdO absueltO.
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JUEVES SANT0.

FL diA de hoy marca en- Ia tradi-
ci6n del cristianismo una pagina in
~teresRnte.
Un hombre baHIado con Ia esen-
cia de lS divinidad pregona una nue.
vA doctrina:
Sus m&ximas en5uentrAn eco en-
ell corsz6n del pueblo hebreo, y va q
operarse una revoluci6n social de
sumA trascendencia,
Los hombres grandes y chicos,
maguRtes y plebeyos van & conside-
rarse igu&les y habrau de vivir CO.
mo hermAn0e.
Tiemblan las gerarquias, Los
grandes Sc asustsn ante ell possible
aoceso de lon pequenos. La soberbis
presieute, ,el Azote moral de la humil-
dad que SO crece. Ell orRuilO caera
de su base, y las t1uicssl de los mag
mates, las corOnas de los reyes, las
tiAras, el baculo van & confnndirse
con Ia piel que cubre al pastor, con
su cbll&do humllde, con Ia rdstica
tcc& del labriego.
sGloria & Dios Gu las alturas, y
en- la terra & los hombres de buena
voluntadS.
Tcdo va & ca9r ante Ia piquetB
demOledorA de lS demOCrscia
Y los grAndes SO reunen, los sa'
bios acousejan, los reyes Sc enfure-
cen, les magma es Re cOngregan, pa
ra que no prospere ese prOp6sito,
para que no SO difunds esA dyctrinA.
Era necesariO que Ia Luz uospeuetra-
81 en- las tinieb,as del error; era pre-
Ciso, que Ia aurora no sucediase &
aquella eternA nocho, y Sc dict6 Ia
sentencia de Jesds, enviadO de Dos,
con Ia graciG de Dios, y con los atri
butos de 10 Divinidad.
Sc matab& al hombre, que lleva-
ba la antorchs como 81 6sta, al caer
Ia mano Saba que Ia iba CstentandO,
pudierR Apagarse. Al contrario, Ia
luz fu6 mas viva 81 choque, y su
ch,spAs sAcudidSs, imprimierOn re-
clio Avance haciA Ia libartad.
Esa es IL paginf de la tradici6n
cristiann, y hoy Sc cumpler 1902 amos
q. el modesto hijo de GAlilea sufira
en- la TERRA ell proceso de su santa
CRusa.
Pflatos 80 lav6 las mRnOs para
no enteuder en- ese asunto, y Hero
des condena q Jeku7, y este en- la
cruel smsrgura de an viaie penoso,
por entire Ia mu titnd sufre los apo5-
trofes injuriAs
El viaj je la gloriS, del Nazare-
no, 30 iniCia en- Ell dis de hoy. y el
escarnecido predicsdor de la doctri-
ma del crlstianismO estsmpO en- este
dia su sello Is grAndezA de su his
toria, que & trAves de los siglos, Sc
impone q Ia humauidad creyente, q
adora ell dia de hoy, cou fervOr y
piAdoso re2ogimiento.
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EI p0tr6I0O
como COmbuStiblG
para los establecimientos
industriales.

Les Yecientes Observation-Disclosures
de varios y muy ricOs mSnAntlales
de petv6.eo en- al EstadO de Texss
hacen Greer q muchCs que este l1qui-
do ha de venir 6 resOIver el pOble-
ma de la cArestfa de combustibles
que ahora praOcupa los industria-
les y especislmente q les de Europa,
donde Ia escasez de carbon 'se haUe
mas y mas pAlpRble cAds dtA.
Las cOmpa111as que ditimamente
Sc han tornado para explotar los
manantiales de Texas, solo tropie-
zan con una diiculBad para lamar al
mer3&do epOrmes CauGidades de Pc
tr6ieO, Y esa dltiCuItAd no es Ia de
venderle barato, sinO mas bien La de
encontrar consumidores para Ell ar
tfculo, como quien dice, cuslQuler
precio.
Uno de los socit s de Ia Compa
MIA Standa d hA dicho que upO 500
de los nuevos manantiaIes de Beau
mont, Texas, produce mas peGG6le0
que ell que hoy SO consume en- ell
pA1s, pero 81 bleu es verdad Qae en-
Ia actualidad no hay consume para
tOdO el producto, in bArAGurs, cOnse-
cuencis natural de Ia abundancia,
hara que Ia demands crezCa rApida
mente, y las dlligenciRs que So haGea
para ensanchar I'll mercAdO no dela~
ran de- dar fcuto.
Para eata fech&, SO han embkr
cSdO va de Ia huev& region ma de
|, 100000 o&rrllaa de pe1r6 go q los
mercados de NuevA YoIk, Filadel-
fa y Pittsburg y m&s de 30. 900 ba-
rrlles q Maucnestar Y Liverpool,
donde SO trats de prObarle pracvlCA.
mente Como cOmbustible para las
cslderss de vapor.
La c0mpanfs refnadora Ameri
cana de A2d ;ar, envl6 d la reg on
prCdacturS un representante enCar-
gadO dc darse cuenta de Ia situAci6n
= despues de h4Cer sIguu&s lnvesJl-
g8cioDes, est8 agente COmpro $500
baFri es de peir0leo pa g. manaar4o
q Cuba y usarlU como com ousGIb.e
en uua gran retineIIa que Ia comps
MIA tiene allf. E ,Go 80 hA hecho por
via de prueOs con ei couvenclmiento
de que el petr0leO IS IN CON- b1stlb
mucho mas bar&tO que al CARBON, y
81 los resultadOs de este primer en-
snyO son satisfact4rIts, en- Alicante
usaran petr6e0 todas las demas re-
fuerlAs dc la CUmph MA.
Sc ahrtna qu5 el petr6leo de
Is 9aunOnt, S. pueu9 Vend9r 81 Pitts
uurg, principal meTcado de carbon,
por menos 90 10 que ahorA 50 paga
0llf por ell carbon. Pruebas repetl-
das han demCsCrado que IN barriI
de petco.eO, por el cuAl Sc pagA aho'
ra $l.O0 es eQulvAlente como com
busLible uua toneIaaa de carton de
PIttsburg, y que 81 es nece ario, el
primerO Sc puede entregar en- &quel |
mercadO, cOn utilldAd al preciO de |
20 Ceutavl el bArrll.
No cAbe ouda de que Ell pstr6leo !
es un combustiDIe excelenUe Y 81
prestA para usarlo como generator |
de vapor en- las calder&s, con solo
Zanzibar las parriltas del hogar por
hogares especlales, y 81 bien ofrece |
slgunos incOnvenieutes, Ia bar4tura
es cualidad que 10 sirve de poderosa
recommendation.
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0trO ilteDtO p0rV0rSO.
Una Viga en- Ell rails
del tren el6CtriCO.
No tiene nombre el sucsso.


En- pasAdos dias dimes cuenta
de que en- Ia cAlle de San Francisco
hstfAn stravessdo un pedszo de ma
dera en Ia via del tren electricO, ell
cual pedazo de MADEIRA 10 tenfamos
en- estRs ofCinAs.
Sobre este case que cslidcBmOs
de criminal llamamOs \ atenci6n de
las autoridAdes pidiendo que SO hi
ciese un es s3armientO,
Hoy dHmos cuentA de otrO he
cho sd1 de mayor importanCia.
Unos muchach~s atravessrou
ma vigA de gcandes dimensioues en-
ell trayecto del puente de sSsn An
tonic
Si no SO hubiese advertidO 6
tempo ell obst6CulO, las cOnseCuen
cias hubierHn sido horribles
E3 necesArio de tOdO puntO que
SO extreme una absolute ~jgilancia
que Sc des&rrolle una severidad
tambien absolute contra los que
RpSrezcNn ser culpsbles, medida la
intensidSd fumes ia que pudiera tener
ese prOp6sito criminal que rogistra.
mos,
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sangre, h&sta los 4 timos escondri.
JOS del ORGANISING moribuodo.H
GEl primer medicamentO intro
ducidO pOr mi en- las venas, fu6 ell
Ghic rOClorato do quinir a0 y puedo
bien Stirmr que.sos tenieudo durante
IL amos este m6todo en- nuestrOs Ca
sos, Ia cifra de uOrtslidad ha sidO
reduci4a "a caro!s
GY recuerdo con satisfaction cue
un dia RpbertO K elk, es5udiando Ia
malaria en- Roma, h1bjendo visi1ado
ell Archfhospital de Ssnto 6pfcitu,
vi6 uu enfermo de sperniciosRs en- fin
de vida, y suplic6 Sc le gusrdaso ell
ca2aver, para hacer el dia siguiente
los estudios correepondientes.a
sPero & POGO pas6 delsnte del
mori0undo ell Professor Rass0ni in
tento sAlvarlO con mi II 6tQdO
sPaso en- fecto mAnCs S Is Obra
= al s1guiente diS, cuando volvi6 Ell
celebre bacteri6logo estudiar ell
c&da7er, enc0ntEo al r0oribnndO del
dia anterior restitnido completa y
ssgurAmente & Ia vida. De aQuella
mnravilta qued6se 81 c6lebre Prof D
sOr, en- los primeros momeotos, per
plejo y cfertemente incr6dulo.s
"Sln embargo ys yo habia pre-
sentadO a. Or gteso M6tjco I4terna'
ciOnal de B 7rlfu en- 1880, una esta'
dfsticA dc 30 ct SIS de 'perniciosA" 6
su0continuos y "a curA6os todos
con mi 6CCdO eObresal1ente, esta &
Ia de Is casos tratados con las inyec.
clones sacutaneas que habian da-
do muerGOs
E,tos famoscs p&rrafos del emil
nente Guido BAccelli, cifuicO de Ro
ma, hAblar muy alto ca favor de la
urgencia'que reQuiere su empleo en-
nuestros casos de 'pernicios&''.
Hay en- verdad en- este m6todo,
un escollO que. .ev&1ir ell que se.refie
re la parte t63nics; pero estu fran
csmente g. tAmos los me licOs ODligg
dos ssber veneer.
E suscrito, en- la cllnica M6dica
dc Geneva tuvo OCCASION de ponerIo
en- ptactica varias veces y no solo
puede stss5iguAr sua maravIllosos
efectOs, 10 que no necesita el celebre
metOdo, sinO que tam b5eu puede ase'
guar que su t6cniCs es facll compile
GRmente.
CJnvieue, pues mejor dicho, ur'
g5 poner en- p] aetica eI m6todo del
PrCfe,Or BAccelli en- nuestros ca4os
de perniclosa.
Manuel 4 DagnIao'
Maracaibo.
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Pr 0yecto para la EnpoSici6n de San
Louis, E U. en- 1903.


La Exposition de Chicago en-
1888 tuvo como attractive principal
su jigsptesca Rue1s GirAtoria. La
Expt 81 ion de P rfs en- 1899 su To-
rre E'ff4l, y Ia Exposition de Sso
Louis que tendra verifcativ0 eI af1o
pr6ximo, para celebrar Ell Centana-
rio de Ia compra de Ia LuisiAna, ten
ORA su Globo de Acero, 8 G:ob7
eF iade,s nombIe del IngenierO que
10 hA ideAdO, el que superara en- tA-
mafI0 y en- CT stO a las dos estructu-
ras 81 principle mencionadas.
E Globo propiamente dichc,
tendra $50 pies de dianetrO 8 ira
montado sobre un pedestal de CO.
lumnas de acero de $50 pies de altu-
ra.
A Ia elevation de 110 pies, so,
portado p0r Ia armsz6n del pedeEtal,
Sc arreglsr&n un jardin a6reo, tea
tr0s y restaurants. Habra cabida
para 10000 Ee:s0nas.
FL pis0 siguiente, 8l4 pies del
sueIo, Sc dedicxra avn CJliseo 6reo,
con capBcidad para otrSs 10, 900 per
sonas. Las ventanss en- este p;so
estar$n prUvist&s de telescopes con
los cuAIes podran examiua1se todas
los detalles del paisaie. En- este
Coliseo go construiran ademas de Ill
Hip6dromo 8 pista circular, tres
Circos con cspacid&d sufciente y
todgvfs habr& lugAr para una verda
dera exhibicion oe faras.
81 piso siguiente estar& situado
6 800 pies de slturs, y sli1 SO ARE
CLARA un gran sa.6u para conciertos.
Sobre este piso ira otro, q la sltura
de 444 pies, ell que SO llenara de fu-
res Y de p$jAros,
Ea el to. 9 del m0nstruos0 glo-
bo 81 construirS una torre de- 100
pies de altura que servira de Ooser
vatorio, y alIf SO arcegIsran pode-
rosos foc0s de Luz el6ctrica que Sc
ran visibles desde una gran distan'
tia,
E pedastAl medir& $50 pies de
sltura. Ell G obo 1854, y Ia Tore dsl
Obse1 vAtorio leo ple', uacieudo un
totel para ell jiganteecO monumento
de ia pies de alto.
La obrs ser& toda de acero, y
Ell costO IS Cslcuia en- cercA de dos
millOnes de pesos.
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FiGbr0S porniCiOSaS.
Int9r0Sa a los m6diCOS.

Coz motive del XI CoDgreso de
Medicina interne, itailano ipau gurs-
do en- Pisa el q de- O 'tutra prtxi-
no pasRdo: ell i.ustze Profee or Gui-
do B ccslli, Pres:d3nta eel Cuerpo
y MIuistrO del RainO d Italia. en-
brioso discurso inaugural, eepara an,
dose como c,fnico de su triple co d..
ci6u de MfnitrU, de- Patriots de- Me
dicO vaDaglori&base de baber sid9
el pr,mero en- pre3Oniz4r e} u del
ShidrOcol0rat9 de 'quininA1, por via
e4u0venCsA en- To- s0a dc sfi9bres
perniciosssS paIdtcss. sub CONT
"uAs comAtosas, COZ exito completA.
m ants sati f@ctori0.
He aQuf slguros pa~rsfJs de
aQ15l fALOs0 6ocumenSo llaro de
p triotismo y De humanidad, Que
mos tra3ucido del peri6dico IT 6 H.
c. ltslIsno. Ella Gazetta deg Cs.
pedal 6 dele C.inich9s.
No. 1871.
Habl& BacCelli:
aCjeTtamente no 'gGor&'e, amA.
dCs CT | G s c. mo b 4bi8U8o 0sadu no
!rfelizO 74te, llevar 81 tr We, dc l.
perede4 de las veuas, 11nsdjo, b >
r6icos directA mente a Ia sArgre hays
obt nid0 muchos vecaS f. ctoa ms.
ravillosos, aun en- e, periodic eprea'
g6 C p.
eE. ef9cto, cuando en- Ia hi lerte'
nj i enceudidO is Centres uervIusus
8 congeiados eu la hipotermia, suce'
de un e~tndo a al1ti3o g ier~l po-
las Was Ordinarjks uo medicament, ,
intrOduci1o 10 50 sbsorbe mas, n
queia otra snEr9mA espersnzA que
connArlo al t0rfeUte ka guluec, por
la doole rs2o1 ce las pulse o1es *
tFemas y 6Upremss del Co1 az6n, y de
IA indefect bic diffusion del medic&.
mento her6ico que va todavis con IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
NOTlClAS.

Anoche como las 10 Sc sintie
ron en y, TITO ties 6 1Atro detoDa.
clones do 1ewelver. Al il quirir no.
t'cias los dijerou habfa sid) IN Sc
nor au: eeicano que par8ce ea*@ba un
POGO olegre, y le do por IL ar r;
pero e$te senior vive en- Ia cArreteTA q
dOnde hAy uu trSdco constAuta de
gente y con esta imprudancia ha
podido CT usar daf1os y tai vez des-
gracias. La potic1a Qued6 encargs
da de este asunt7, veremus 10 que
hare
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
DENUNCIAS.

Pedro Podia1 dcrunc'a a Fran.
cisco Perea por hsh RE eere lido en-
ia Gale eel S, |
Ell C9'~aor d , higiono Cirilo
Ayende aeruhci q Miguel Pjrt1 p0r
pre- ferir SIS 5 in"hrr8ctas contra "a
policfa y proEunciar frAses otceaas
en- la viS | i 1ica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-27
Hem0s sido informadcs

Hem0s sido informadcs por
persona que esta bien enteradB, que
no hay Dingan case de viruels en
C.taflo y que Ia poticfa vista Ia ga
ce;f Ia do eete pari3dico ha legist g.
do minpcit sAmente todo ei pobIadO
y no hs encontrAdo un SOLO case de
varicela. L0 celebrsmC s mucho.