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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10
Officials Mean Business i'm
the Chadwick Investigation

Of looking az u. and the move va.
made.
The criminal action launched by
District Attorney Sullivan will be
pursued TO the end. and there viii
be no compromise aud no Influence.
however great viii interfere with
the execution 81 Justice. II a crime
has been committed.
The issue az stake ia the chad
wick case e. bigger than mere forr
cry and misappropirstion Of bank
funds. II goes 10 the heart Of tho
entire national banking system Of
the United States District Attor-
usy Sullivan takes this view Of the
matter, and no settlement. whether
made IN New York or elsewhere. be
ween Mrs Chadwick and her eredi-
tors. has any bearing whatever upon
the criminal prosecution OF the ease.
aud can M uo way affect a.
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A splendid new book--a work that
viii be OF tremendous, incalculable
value to all who receive ft--has just
been issued at cost of over $4,000
by a distinguished specialist. "A man
famous la Europe aud America for
his noble and scientific and humane
work. Regardless OF the great ex-
pcnse Of publishing this work. its
author viii give away $4,000 copies
absolutely free Of charge The work
could easily have made his fortune
had he placed II on sale. Casting
away all thought Of gain. he Ealdly
offers 10 To the public as free gift.
because he knows Il win mean life
itself To- all Who read It's pages.
For years TIA author. Dr. Sprouie
a. A. well known as a leader among
the great Ihilanthtopists of North
America. labored night and day To
discover "a perfect permanent cure
Tor Cutarrh. lie sacrificed time, en-
crgy and money To gain his end
step 10y step he worked his way
along new paths outstripping his
rivals on two continents Al last his
efforts were crowned with SUGGEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

represented an investment OF 500.
900.
The states attorneys alleges Per
~ had insurance on the plant In
creased from fi0o. 600 10 nearly
$500 900: his losses were large be
cause % the enforced idleussa % the
works consequent to a strike. that
he told an associate the car works
we're eating mp his salary a. prcHi-
dent % the bank. and sunday AZ
ternoun. October ?. n short while
after he vas IN the plant. six fires
broke out Ia a. many separate
places
His arrest and subsequent acqult-
tai followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

cock sure that be- would not be de-
teeted. b. lined up with the rect Of
the alKhf-aeefa on the dock and vas
buHilY explaining the rigging n an
approaching ship. when tho hand Of
the law Haa laid upon his shoulder
and he Was invited % take a ride IN
the patrol wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10
UNIVERSITY
DEBATING TRY-OUT

The try-eut for the d-batefs who
are to represent tho University Of
Washington ia the Internationally
debates this winter VIII be- held tfls
day. December Is. al 1 rs y. m- at
Denny hall Sixteen students viii
enter thia contest two of whom are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10
tspssisl ,e The s,srl

CLEVELAND. Dee 40 The rap
Idly accommodating sensations IN the
Chadwick ease has % disturbed the
feeling Of confidence % the general
public in the banking institutions
and has - demoralited tho public .
business With iocai banks that a
meeting Of the BANKERS association
81 this city has been called aud
has resulted In the issuance OF the
following public statement as an
advertisement In the local pApern
for the purpose % restoring conf
dence Ia the financial stability OF
the financial Institutions Of Clexs-
land. The statement follows.
To the Public
a Number uf the bankers OF his
city. among those whose signature
appear below. having intimaf =
know ledge Of tho financial trans
actions % Cassie J.. ChAdWic de-
sire 20 stale what amount OF Mra
Chadwick paper r. held b. Cleve-
land banks ~ thla time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR

IN the advertisement 81 the Raj
nier Clothing House. 1917 First av-
enuc. which appeared IN yesterday
star. ~ Was stated that the com
biuinK 81 the Portland stock with
the Seattle store Of this company
made iu al nearly $4,000 900 worth
% goods ou hand
This should have read $4,000 and
the error was not made By the Raj
nier Clothing House but was simply
n typoEra phlcal error on the part ~
The Star.
The Star makes this statement In
order % eliminate from the minds 81
our readers any idea that this con
Germ would Intentionally make false
statements In its ads.
- -
20 per cent discount sale on Ia
dies Crayenettea at The Rubber
Store 7tl First avenue. %ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

lie had discovered what all other
searchers had long despaired Of find
ing--an easy. perfect. permanent
cure for cntarrh. With no thought
Of rest from his arduouE iahnrs. he
wrote this wonderful work on the
cure Of Catarrh. with no thought
Of the wealth it could easily win him
he noW offers Il free 70 all who
ask for 81.
The Information In It's pages Will
save thousands Of lives. Written by
man heart and soul In earnest In
his great work OF fighting disease,
its lines fairly throb with purpose
aud truth. with skiiful hand he
LAYS bare the beginnings Of this
loathsoWe. treacherous disease-he
traces all It's hidden workings-he
shows the awful dangers 20 which IL
leads-he points out the way 10 a
safe and lasting cure-the only one
of that terrible scourge OF North
America -Catarrh. Fine pictures by
the best artists illustrate the differ
ent phases OF the disease In an ex-
ceedingly clear and interesting man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

advertisement and send sla y.oo All
packages are sent IN plain wrapper,
postage prepaid.
This preparation n on snle at all
tho principal Dry Goods Stores and
Druggists throughout the world and
we have arranged with the Ron
Marcho," Seattle. to fiil orders as nor
our above special offer Of two boxes
for 81 90.
FREE-A sample box which contains
enough OF Or. Charles Flesh Food for
anyone 60 ascertain ita great merits
VIII be sent Go any address absolutely
mailing. Our book. Art Of Massage"
which contains all the correct move
mcnts FOR maHsnainR the face, neck
and arms, ana fun directions Tor de-
velopinE the bust will also be sent
with this gamplc.
Write today 10
DIR, CHARLES CO.
los FULTON sTREET. NEW YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

WORD HAS been received at
Victoria. y. G. that Kil-Na- Meet
Howya. the Sawitti Indian who
killed a klooehman Of the tribe
some weeks ago IN a horrible man
ner. has with his accompllcc. 81
wash Jack. given himself up 10 the
authorities and both are IN custody
At Alert Bay. Kll-Na- Meet HawyA
has been three times an assassin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

CAPTAIN Wears. warden Of
the provincial Jail at Kaml0opa. Il.
G.. set the death watch last night
over Joshua Bell. the coi0red man
sentenced 20 be hanged January ~.
Bell murdered his mistress. a COLI
ored woman. because she refused 20
live with him.
THE GENERAL OFFICES OF the
Puget Sound Mills & Timber com
pany, al Bcllingham. will be re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

WILLIAM WEIGH and Peter
Debroe. both Tacoma men. we're In
iured In an accident on the South
Tacoma trolley car. The car Jump
ID the track and the men we're
thrown 20 the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

DIX. CHARLES FLESH FOOD is
TIE GREATEST BEAuTIFfER ever
put on tho market. IL ia the only
preparation known 10 medical science
HEf ITHY FLESH, and clear tho
com IleNion Of every blcmiah. such as
PIN lies, hlqckhCadH, etc. without In
ternat medicine.
FOR REMOVING WRINKLES II IL
without an equal
FOR DEVELOPING THE bust or
restoring a wasted breast lost through
nursing or sickness, MAKING THIN
CHEEKS PLUMP and filling the hoi-
lows Of scrawny neck. there IL no
other preparation In the world that
has any Comparison.
SPECIAL OFFER-The regular price
Of DR. Charles Flesh Food II ss00 a
box. but 90 Introduce II into thousands
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Chicago Bank President Wins
i'm Fight for His Good Name

Appraiaomenta Of the car works
vary from SIS. coo to $500 600, They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
society will give a charity bail at
the Renton Hill club house on Tues
day evening. December 10. IL prom
lsea 10 be a great social event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

The four maated schooner W =
Garnea arrived from Manila this
morning 70 be- taken on the ways
81 the Seattle shlpyardH Tor repairs
The ladies Of the Christian church
viii serve dinner az one OF the
rooms IN the rear 90 the church on
"wednesday December a. Through
out the day there will be- on sale
useful articles for the holidays
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Americans
Build Boats
for Russia

PERTH AMBOY. n. j. Dec. IL
Nine torpedo boats. built for the
Russian government IN tie loeal
yards. VIII be shipped today They
viii b. taken on a barge To New
York. where they viii be re-shirped
on a liner A tenth boat VIII cross
the ocean under ita own power.
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BALLARD
WORK STOPPED AGAIN

WORK STOPPED AGAIN
The arteaian we'll drilling has
AGAIN come "a a Htundaill fhiH
time the pipes are not large enough
for the heavy drill that 30 being
used When the city started driil
Ing this we'll they started with 4
inch pipe aud run Il down 90 finch
at depth Of tU0 feet. leaving poo
feet that IL not piped Tho present
contractor. u. A Kelly. has report
ed to the city that the t.inch PIPE
b. too small for his arm, and ash
that the city allow him 20 go ahead
and dfilt another hole This has
been directed to hy several OF the
councilman who think that the cts
has had enough expense as II h..
This Will be brought before the
council next Tuesday night The
we'll has not been driven deeper
since last reported. aa there has
been an exchange In drills and the
well has had Ia be cleaned out. aa
the pipe is not down all the way
and the clay and water keeps nll-
ing in II the council decides on
letting Kelly SO ahead with n new
hole. as he wants 70. water mas
be struck within the next month
u not the tsinch pipe must be taken
out aud the hole drilled over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-10

moved 10 Seattle On or about the
fret OF the year.
MRS &. SEWsOM. 81 Everett.
while returning from lodge late
Wednesday Night. vas attacked by
an unknown man when she was
almost In front Of her own home
she screamed and he dropped her
The man wore a "fasclnatnr" about
his head and had a long overcoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
shed By Van schaick Co. No. waIl-st.,
STEEL CARS.
From The Chicago Reoord-Herald.

FROM The chicago hecord-Herald.
Although the use OF metal cars has been success
ful IN foreign countries for many years, the steel
car Is essentially modern proposition American
railroads. A few steel or iron ia use
fifteen or twenty years ago. and about twelve years
ago experimental designs began 10 be put forward.
The types TOW in use. however. date back not more
than i've or seven years. and some approved de-
signs Of even more recent date. In 1897 the
principal steel car manufacturing company turned
out a total OF 50l cars while in 1901 il turned
out "a, so BY June. 1872. this single company
had constructed a total Of el.00o steel cars. and
other manufacturers brought the number up TO
about 20 o0o. This about cent of the total
freight equipment Of the country. BY June
OF last year the steel company referred TO had
q total output amounting 20 I0o5eo cars without
reckoning wooden cars with steel centre stills. At
that time the entire steel production amounted
20 lG,00 cars, or nearly per cent OF the total
freight equipment of 10000 cars.
This remarkable growth OF the steel car industry
Is apparently strong proof that the steel car has
come stay IN the freight traffic OF the country
IL Is stated that its use has introduced economies
IN both the mechanical and transportation DEPART
ments- Despite this fact the only experiment being
made with steel cars In passenger traffic is in
nection with the suburban service o. the Illinois
Central
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New York Central Route


MEM JERSEY CENTRAL X. *.
Liberty Street and South Ferry thine from SOUTH
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown oelox-)
EAsToS. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND sEAUcH
CHUNk-zt0 g IS Easten oniyl. $40 A ~. 80
40: 500 tS4s Essson oniy1 p. N Sundays "a
wiII.kHFisss4 Az aSr SscRASroS-s,,.. 80 A
500 p N sundays "a IS a. Leo ? NJ -
LAHEWogD. LAKEHURSr. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAr-zto0. '9.45 A NJ. zL30 (s.41. Laks-
wood and Lskehurst onIy1. 40. a5G0 p. u. t80s
p. ". SaturdaysI. Sundays 90 A "
YINELAND AND BRIDGEroN-tz40o A NJ. tn 30
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
z400. $40. it.S1 A NJ. x12a. IS. $50. $50 ~ 50
P,M spndays except Ocean Grove. 90 A n. 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEeMrNAL). .tsS
sSS .Ss ssSS G SS 49, 800 so - go
isTa AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-i4.s fsso.
1850. IT'S A III. TOO. t'340 900. 700. fsts
READING HaRRIsBUKe, louisville AND WILL
IANsPoRT-.l.oo s.ss tsS-. ltsle GI1so II 20
Reading PottsviIIs and HEsb's 9niy tloo Is 90 P "a
sunday fsundsy only. tPeri9r ears only. Via
Ofrces: Liberty 81 Ferry south FERRY. Assor
House. 1877. asl .a4. Isoo, isss erosdwsy, ls2 ssn
west f25th ST. sts Columbus Az. New YORK; . Court
isTnssurs " T Transfer Co ears for and checks
baggage 20 destination
W e BEsLER. CM BURT
vfcs-Pres. and Gen M<r Gen Pass'r AZ.
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GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED l,- William z Nichols & Co. No wau-stD
BID Asked Bid Asked
.Cen Z Gas IS .1uCi ~ Con Sc .iO5s4 1904
.h1ult C1n g.. ia IGS ~Nor e lst IS LOB leo
Mutual Co.. 20 30 Standard Cas-. l25 ia
y 4 g. fsv Dc pre-. $50 l60
Isl b. 1854. .lng IA 80 -. 1880 lGe l1Z
90 5s......... l06ia JOS
sAnd interest
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
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THE REPUBLIC OF CANADA.
From Leslle's Monthly.

Twenty years ago 20 per cent Of the people Of
Canada would have welcomed the annexation Of
the Dominion to the United States. Ten years ago
only 10 cent of the men who think thought
seriously OF such move and to-day ever
mentions the matter at all. Twenty years ago only
a few dreamers dreamed of the republic OF Can
ada Ten years later 10 cent OF the people
in favor of II. and to-day twenty out OF hun
dred Canadians would welcome the news that Can
ada had cast off the cable that her 10 the
motherland and had blossomed out a nation
The relations between the people of the United
States and OF Canada will more friendly and
pleasant as the years go by because OF the whole
sale swapping of citizens going Millions OF
Canadians have TO the States. and in the next
decade millions Of gercans will have crossed into
Canada. We shall like each other better as we see
each other more, for North Americans are the
people-au Of
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAIIRoAD.


AND DEsBRossEs AID CoRTIANDT sTREEIs
street. !iys that given ssIsw for
a s SaG n,s and ssspns
Smoking. and observatioS Cars, Cincinnati Indian
ioss 4. NJ. ' PENNSYLVANIA 'hs AHA L1M1TED-PulIman
Partment car FoI eSeaso S Cleveland Tosd,
LIS r; "; CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREss-
For Nashville lv Cincinnati and Leusvillsj indian
r. NJ cEfcaG6 0i IarFEpLPaiiman si-eplns
Enc ,okinS' and Observation Cars For Chicago To-
S-5S P. " sT LoUis ExPREss-ror Pitt.burg, Gin
For css 9u' VIA f SSs Saas
Ss5 2: N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
Ae fac sfff:df ExpR Ria5ss Ear pt,surs To-
Goa V ssSs For KnSs. sr Sa a
sTs 7: NJ. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Elk
d s5sSoM.F Pi,tspsts Cleveland Cincinnati In
ssS 7. NJ; PITTsBUR5 sPEcIAL-Daily tor Pitts
1m ?. wasiirNSToN AND THE sogTHs .,
lo5s M is aDa nns
PTer S ans 6n5s cara. g q r. s. DISTRESS.
snd S2rtiaaa STREETS 30 S e e Oa nlss
:,oas :. e Ps5T and IlaI1s . 3
soTTHERN EAiLwAY.-E1pr.s,. IaSS s2s. AS .. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprsss. s2S a. m and s.ss
sEABoA ARD AIR LIVE RArLwAY.--Enpr..s. 1855 p. M
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cH Hes OHIO RA a Z. m w.ek-
FOE 5Fy Old l' P OF GoHFoRr and SoEFoLk-1sS m
weekdays and 8. % y. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITT.--9.55 a. N. and 25S p. weekdays
Sundays, 1855 q. Through Vsstibuled Trains 5ufet
or sokns cs PSPior Cars Dining Car and saaassd
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK Qnteraker Sundays),
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant lfrom West Twenty
third street Stationl s5 IL ~. =. 455 ..
and II 10 night weekdays Sundays, IL 10, e25
and 465 From pesbrosses and Certland. Streets.
goo a m II 90 40 S.io ?. m ana II 10 night week
PHILADELPHIA.
COS. "755 SIS s55 80 % o. SIS 81 Louis Limited
OPenna. Limited). 'I055, 1i55 a. m. '1255 81 S.
40 CDesbrosses Cotandt Streets. 20 255 t3 g.
355 % s425 s455 ('4.55 Chicago Limited for North
Philadelphia only. '5-55 655. 755 S25 3 955 for
Sundays 6O5. '755 s.25 90 - C'o55 St Louis Lin
ted 955 (sIo Is Penna limited 10 m S.
as - ('<B5 Chicago Limited for North
Philadelphia only '455. SIS. 7S. SIS. Q IS 955 for
North Philadelphia only p m. i2io night
ticket oicss Nc. 4e1 1851 lis and es Broadway; 1872
Fifth Celow 23d ST. 2s3 Fifth Avenue (cornsr
! House. snS stations named above:
Brooklyn Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
Company will call for and eheck baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destination.
Teephone Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
| W w AT-TERBuRY J. r. WOOD.
" General Manager. Psssr Trzf-c Manager.
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Aren't
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

"''nishsd by Charlie, c. Gates q Co. not. "a. 10 and
IS wail-xtD
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sDaiIy +Daiy. except Sunday. Sunday only
Orces: Liberty ST Ferry South Ferry Aston Houss.
fsT s6f asa 1900. 1885, Broadway. 1S2 5th Az. IS
Union square West 155 East 125th ST. s13 West tZ5th
ST. 2ts Columbus Ave. New York: Court 81 stt
$50 FULTON St BROOKLYN: 800 Broadway Williams
burx New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
bag 10 destination.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscr;ptons The Tribune
n received a their Uptown Once.
will Be- received at the following eranch
z5s sth-ave 23d-St; ih3 ethsye.. cor i2tfst
92 25T West 421-st. between in and Sth
aye. 263 West l25t-st; ass Cd between 18th and
TTth sts ad-ave. near 6isst: LTOs 1stsvs near
sQth-st; 1877 Eas 1=5hst.: $50 fremont ave- 600 ID
ave near 4fst-st.: 55a 3a-avs; SO Christopher-st
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

snautic Ave ist. 1903. .-.-'
al Ave Coz IS 8. ls5l...-'
ei-vr Heights LIST. 1891 &.
nlivr 2 a. " + Gen. 1888.
Bki,n CRY Cons IS, ls4l !. 60
privn gycastown LIST. ls0o.
Fsin : & Newton lst USE
s..ray island g. 3 ist. lsJ3.
,-,,st Island a. B CT. ltu3
.-aJvary Gem a. . Isl. le0E
= IN Ry LIST & i1s. ] s52. 81
- A Lorimer list. 1910; 80
.s-a-d 81 e. Nm list 1905.
rs-,ajca & Tsk LIST. 1930.-.-
S-sv VI a IT LIST. lQ4l.-.-.
ees f2e7ch 1st. 1916 ----..
vo6l-ers 81 Ry LIST Is. lsa'
lslsurned by Met st Ry)-
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Steamboats,.
4ssiguee's Sales.

A SsIGNEE's SALE.-NoTICE is HEREBY
~ x,v.n that en- Tuesday. April 2sth 1904. 1890
O'Clock p NJ I will eel. through Adrian H Muller &
SON aurttoneers a New York Real Estate Sales
Room I6i broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. In
judgments recovered BY
Assignee Of Henry A. Seymour and Frederick W John
for the creditors and for the oenen OF
tbe creditors OF the % Seymour. Johnson CO.. also
certain claims OF the arm Of seymour Johnson q Co.
and also the right. title and
Interest OF Henry Seymour OF Tire asslgnors under
AM b1 virtue OF will and testament OF William
Mott prooated in the Office Of the surrogate o. Kings
Counv on or about Goth day Of September. 1887
ceotnK therefom however the interest % the said Henry
A No. lbs 10th Street
borough OF Manhattan. the City Of New York
Catalogues description OF the property TO be sold
will be furnished upon application.
New York. April IA. 1904 -
Assignee OF Henry A Seymour and Frederick W. johnson
the benefit their creditors and the creditors
the firm OF Seymour. Johnson q Co. az Wall Street
n. Y.
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LIFE FROM DEATH.
Dead Animals Revived by Methods To B,
Used on Human Beings.

From The Nsw-York Medical Journal
Dr. Grill presented a short paper this subject,
IN which he gave a summary OF experimental data.
When asphyxia caused failure OF the heart and
piraton, vigorous artificial respiration usually
stored their function when administered within a
TO the time that had elapsed 1t rarely effective
after forty seconds BY the addition of saline in
fusion aaFer @ as OF mas ongar DC tins
Rhythmic pressure upon the heart, either through
the horax by pressure upon me rDs over the heart
ala at oire'' pressure "''" 'H' '"0' was Al'O an
The effect of the traumatsm to the heart by the
direct method partially counterhaanced the benefit
from this measure. Nitroglycerine. alcohol and
digitalis were useless; rapidly alternating the
tive. Suspending the animal head down and max
ing rhythmical pressure upon the heart was an ef-
advantage OF gravity; 1t provided a moderate arti-
fetal circulation well respiration 1t could be
increased the effectiveness of the method. Animals
apparently dead for periods up to fifteen minutes
fetal respiration, rhythmic pressure upon the heart
and the infusion OF adrenalin. Adrenalin: when in
jected directly into the chamber or into the wall Of
the heart caused hbrillar contractons, after which
the heart could not be resuscitated After final
preston of the heart and infusing adrenaIin the
blood pressures could be raised higher than
the normal Respiration, in some instances, was
Experiments in which saline infusion was sub
stituted for adrenalin. and which were unsuccess-
ful. were promptly successful on adding adrenalin
In a patient with crushed skull. whose heart had
ceased beating for nine minutes. resuscitaton OF
the heart for tnlrty-one minutes by this method
made. During the operation for the elevation
OF the depressed bone the patient moved his head
Another patient. apparently dead from a
crushing Of the base OF the SKULL partially re-
suscitated twenty-four minutes after the apparent
death. The proofs or the apparent death were alb
sence OF respiration. absence OF heart sound on
stethoscopic auscultation. and final proof. on
opening the juguiar vein there was absolutely no
circulation. In this the blood pressure rose
20 so nm. at one time; voluntary respiration ap-
peared These evidences of vital action continued
for thirty-fOur minutes.
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Joseph Walker Soma No % BrOad-stJ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
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