Arizona republican., 1902-05-16

glass tube at the end of a rubber hose connected with a receptacle containing the germicide was inserted and the fluid was poured by gravity into the empty vein The doctor asked the pa tient to describe his sensations from time to time He had told him that they varied. I1c might feel the fluid traversing his arm first and then his body and lower cXtremities within q part of d second. The fluid might seem or it's effect might be felt upon the tips of the capillaries producing q rosy flush Judge Kennedy con- pIained that the fluid was hot He first felt it at ais elbow and then his whole arm passed under it's influence. It's passage was attended by some pain as the heart suction drew it in and sent it cut to the romOtest portions of the body.
 At length the tube was removed after about thirteen ounces of the liquid had been infused. The ligature was taken off and the incision was bound up. The operation had taken longer than usual in order that the spectators might be given opportunity to question the operator at it's various stages. There were many questions toward the last and after the application of the treatment They were not of a critical character but were in the nature of a reaching out for information. The whole thing was so new that those who had never seen it before could not have q well defined opinion of it, and people though they may be doubtful are sel- dCm critical of things they do not un- dcrstand. Within a day or two the effect of the treatment upon Judge Kennedy will be manifest and within a week the physicians will have arrived at an opinion concerning the treat ment These cases will be closely watched, and that by the way is the thing Dr. Fralick wants done. He de- sircs that all of them be followed close ly to the end.
 Judge Kennedy was in excellent con dition last night. The treatment was later given to s. J. Painter of this city and Albert Kokenge of Cincinnati. It will be administered at the hospital every day during the stay of Dr. Fra lick in the city.
 Special correspondents of newspapers in Phoenix and correspondents of the associate press were besieged last night for stories of the application Of the treatment. descriptive of the tecn- niCuc of it, and the result. for the nov city of intraVenous infusion is recognized by the news purVay- OTIS. They would also like ;c know something about the character of the liquid, which kills all kinds of germs. At present that information can be furnished only by the doctor himself, and he believes that the timc to give it out has not yet come. Thar, was some criticism yesterday of his secrecy by those who have not d Iul understanding of the situation. He is q surgeon and in q recent interVicW N said: T am cage" to get where I "ar be relieved of this lung treatment ani all other strictly therapeutic business and put it in the hands of practicina physi' ians where it belongs. As SCOT as l 'Sc: thc .y@tc!n of ;tdmipi.stra tior perfected I shall give it over entirely |, others. But not till then. I do uo intend to have others undertake it un- ! til ! know all it's limitations myself or one thing l am certain-the intraVe- nous system will survive all attack,
 Cf criticism. The safety and practi.a- biiity of that is proved beyond all ca vii. That is really the greatest part O
 the discovery. for hitherto the direc intusion of q sermicide into the vein.
 has been held to be impossible.