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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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VIII N; town
mess vest rday & II ;sS3 d
Creed WILSON 81 Cumberland, 3Was
~ aismont 'ses3 Is q
c6riiW ~ vas AZ clarksbnrg
hastas Y ytsito " 5l oday
\ 4 A. leredith was a business Wis:
4 sst II Atorga ntown Yesterday. ss2
AIS. icE; 81 Wheeler is very serious.
stek al her home on Plerpont ave
nt,es i5li + " 55
& iiss Pearl Honicker. Of Monongah,
u visiting friends and relatives in
Il Jeanne tte,,s "a:
s::iSv..a Hall has returned from u
sisit3S toS his daughter; Mrs. Rollo Con.
Pittsburg. y b.
ebert Richie llttleGson Of Frank
Ritehie, sisg quite sick this week with
typhdd symptoms. II
i IS e. Reed has returned home from
Sheli ne, wherein went 10 visit his
aruther,S John Reed. i
Mrs Harry McCrory, Of Farming
z: sSt Stuns IS Sin. the city the guest Of heI
ltlse1ts, Mr. and Mrs. james Nuzum
air Henry Martin5left last night
{ III Be1ingtonito& present at The
v mineral Of his uncle, Mr.. William WI
AZ AZ : slIa
Hiss Anna showalter, Of Harris
vile, IFS In the city,sa guest at th'
hteue 81 her brother, Hon. +. NJ
~ EshaWalter!t
y Hon. e. M. a showalter was in Parl
tfshnrg last night where he attende
the BANQUET giyenby the Wood Count
Bar in honor OF Judge John ]. Jacl
son q: III Il ID
~ ~ s. +, fa'n
Robert Jamlson, Of Pittsburt
u I'm vas in The city a few. hours last ever
s 81 iaE on 5theSWay to Belinston to atten
Il I'm tgeS funeral Of her brother Mr.. WI
lam Wilson
Willis SHawley has returnc
I sssS Home from Dubuque. Iowa She va
;ats 4 panied BY her mother, Mr.
ekistt; wIio5will make her futu
% home in Misplace;
iES:G 1yt "a ;Ba Fleming returned ye
terta from Sasyisit Of several weel
Hoe Springs, Ark. Mrs. Flemir
Al AZ ss and Sliss Virginia Fleming will i
main: there for several weeks.
U.s. Lottie Depely, wEo has bee
sl Fg1ft ms the past few months Wit
sbes parents On aecollntEof jill healt
a tss to- etuyili 9 Wheeling su
day and resume ther studies at NJ
IleE Ghantel Seminary.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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\ ohn5 Uni 81 At III ling
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b ilr.S Fordy III heeIing 4 Sa n,
'|lnEta city lhst 4 Il
II Howell lening /, ~ has been ss sin
s1organto own yeral ays,
led to- Fai last night
n Cunning underwent m
operation yesterday at the Cook Hos
pitalsfo r3appe hdicitis. The operation
8as5sq ecesstuls and the patient As go:
|ipg5well: B I, IN \ Il s;5$ is4
miss Clara Black, q former resi-
dent oftnis place, was operated on in
q Baltimore hospital afew days ago.
The latest news received here reports
her condition as very:favorable
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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IAs Noveitys'Next$ Sunday.

N Al Willard Hall next Sunday after.
81 snt,t q lt 2 80 Mr.. H.: B. Alilward will
~: sIetSs an address that Is a literary
i az s$:lt will sbeiia Sermon in
tlsncFs on the; triumph of faith
Special music will, be rendered by the
I {sst,eans ylyanla sClarions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
JOSEPH scHUsTER,

Contractor for Cement sldewalka
Cellar Floors. Yards, Retaining Wall,
and Steps. Stable Floors and Cellar,
made water tight, . specially.
Residence-Spencs street, near Ma
pie avenue. F. & NJ. Phone, $50. r
o. Box, 476. Fairmont. W. Va.
Talk with Junkins & Michael.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

GOOD CROP-Edwin Lobsoh rays
his fruit crop will not be 80 large this
year ~ 1t was last but that the quail.
ity will be much better. His apple.
are not nearly 80 wormy this season
~ In years past and he attributes
this to new kind OF spray he is us
ing. His expectancy ia that at least
800 or 900 barrels Will be gaib cred
from his fruit orchard In comment
lug upon the piospet tive fruit yield n
few days ago The Tribune said that
tho output would bs sbo ut 800 barrels
for the year. This Was erroneous and
this statement should have been that
the yield will be about 500 carloads.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

POPULATION-The new city d.
recto,y now in the hands Of the print.
er shows the names Of 1858 people In
Florence. Add to this the 1900 school
children shown by the recent census
and 1900 young people Just over school
age and not entered ON the directory
which is placing thu estimate very
moderate. gives the city of Florence
nm aotusl population OF 1900 people,
This 10 Just as reliable ~ any census
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

opera 1.-THE Sheik." The selection
il one which shows the fine quality
and range Of her voice ending on high
80" Miss Jackson is preparing for
her next seasons work and is studying
the roles Of MAgda, Joan OF Arc and
Tess Of The De Aubervilles. In which
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

AUTHOR AND SALESMAN
Charles NJ. Orewdson. who writes
Tales OF the Road" for the Saturday
Evening Post WAS in the city yester.
day. Resides being = writer of some
note Mr.. Orewdson 10 . most success
fui travelling salesman aud alwsy,
does a good business in Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
TURNED LoosE-M.r.h.l Or.

TURNED LOOsE-Marshal Gree n
last evening turned the three run
away boys from Salida loose. The
mArshAls there could only place one
OF the boys snd the other two were
strangers to them. Al midnight last
night the Young fellows were trying
to catch freight that was Salids.
bound.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

star director. and hc IL sufficiently
appreciated to crowd the house.
A Summers Fancy IL one Of the
bright comedies that IL particularly
suited to hot weather-and will be
prettily staged. Tickets may be had
from the members OF the X. Of p.
band and at the Palace Drug store.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
NOT TO CLosE-The wild rep,

NOT TO CLOSE-The wild report
circulated around town to the effect
that the mills here would close
August LIST 10 not true. The report
is denied by Mr.. Macdonald. the man
sger. who stated that 90 far - he
knew the Union mill would continue
to run ~ usual
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
DEN YER BOY ARRESTED

DEN YER BOY ARRESTED
boy said to be q runaway from Dem
yer. is under arrest charged with beg
gips among the women Of ths half
world. There were two other boys
with him, but he seeing this one
nAbbsd. eluded the MARSHAL and have
not been seen since.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
"A SUMMERS FANCY"
Benefit K. P. BAND

Isabel O. jackson. who will appear
In the title role of "A Summer q
Fancy next Tuesday night has won
for herself an envisble position on
the stage. She is one of the recogni zed
leading women and besides being a
versatile actress. is possessed of =
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

IMPROVING-The condition Of
Harry RoddA who was poisoned by
drinking milk in Canon City 10 i'm
proving. He ia not able to leave his
bed yet aud may not he for two or
three days. He hHs had quite a tussle
to pull through. The Rogers boys
who we're poisoned at the same time
are doing nicely.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

ERECTING DERRICK-Guiling
and Hessick have moved derrick
from the LobAch orchard to . point
near the Rio Grande pump house and
are erecting II preparatory to drilling.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

she will star.
Special interest attaches to the
performance Of next Tuesday because
OF the supporting cast. which is
composed of che following popular
young ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Gertrude Higgins, Bessie Reynolds.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

The Florence aud Cripple Greek
railroad will run an excursion from
here to Victor and Cripple Greek
next Sunday The train leaves here
at 2 .. m. and on returning will leave
Cripple Greek at s:l5 p. m The
rate will be $3.50. There will be a
base ball game. 1922
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Bring in Your School Children.
To the Ja,x Block. Florence, where
DR.. Sapero. the we'll known eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, will ex.
anime their eyes and yours free.
July 30. 81 and 22.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

MOVED TO PORTLAND-our
old friend G. T. Tucker has secured
employment at Portland and has
moved his family there. The Tribune
will still keep them posted Cd Flor.
ence events.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

INSTALLATION Rathbons
Sisters will install officers in &. Of
P. hall tonight and there will also
he initiation if the candidates pre-
sent themselves.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

MARRIED-At the home of the
brides parents in Pueblo on Tuesday
evening. July 10. 1905, Miss Myrtle
Arnet Potter Of Pueblo. to George r.
Dunham Of Florence, the Rev. Thomas
Stephenson officiating.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

PROMINENT ODD FELLow--Dr.
T. G. Horn, a prominent Odd Fellow.
known to all older members Of that
order in this state. died at his home
in Colorado Springs on Friday at the
advanced age of 73 years.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

SALVATION-Captain and Mrs.
Weeks of the SavlAtion Avmy " i'll be
down from Canon City tonight and
hold an open air meeting corner Pike .
PEAK and Main. They are spoken of
40 avcaflapt uipoara
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

FRANCHISE REFUSED - The
city counoii 1t Cripple Crsek refused
to grant . ffanohiss to the Fl Paso
Telephone oompany By vote Of SIX
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

10 two. This telephone is an in
dependent concern launched in Colo
RADIO Syringe In its incorporation
Fremont county was included in
Its itinerary.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

SON AGAINST FATHER--(ieorge
N. Eason brought suit against his
father, 8. W. Eason in Justice of the
Peace Bullingon's court yesterday
for the recovery Of alleged wages they
young man claims Is due him from
his father. The amount sued for was
t148 for labor said to be performed on
. ranch on Hardsorabble. The judge
decided iu favor of the son and ordered
the father to pay the money The
elderly Eason put in counter claim
for an amount that exceeded that
asked for by the son.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

SEEK HOMES H. l.. Whit and
wi lie. their sou. Billy White. and " ife.
Seth Shepherd aud George Cassidy
leave tomorrow overland, expecting to
make the Uintah reservation nv the
time Of the opening. They will 90
via South park. thence via the Blae
ami White river route into Utah.
Canon City Clipper.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Go to tho Blue Front bakery for
bread. pies and cakes. 1871
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

When you want . pleasant laxa-
tive that is easy to take and certain
TO act. use Charnberiain's Stomach
and Liver tablets. For sale by all
dealers It's
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Attend this ice cream social to be
given by the Juniors Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. r. A. Logan.
ll6 East Second street. 1921
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

CHANGE MEETING NIGhT--The
Uniform Rank Of the Woodmen Of the
World have changed their meeting
night from Tuesday to Thursday.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

All those who attend the dance Fri
day night will be guaranteed good
time. 1921
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
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]. F. Terrence writes New York
Life Insurance. Office over Yelton's
Drug Store. l14.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

The Pueblo Ohieftain DAILY morn.
ing aud Tue Tribune evening - the
two only 75o : month when paid at
tins office In advance. II
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Furniture and piano moving, MillAr
"the transfer man." corner Front &
Pixies Peak Ave. 8-ft
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Tho Juniors Of the II. e. church
will give lawn social at the homo Of
Mrs. II. A. Logan. ll6 East Second
street. Friday evening. July 2ist. loo
Dream, ,sherbet and cake will be served.
10 81
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

beautiful and highly cultivated voice,
having graduated from the Balatka
(Vienna) conservatory. under the per.
sonal tuition Of the Austrian master
Hans Balatka.
Tuesday night, She &c will sing
schleiffarth's famous waltz: Song
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

MILLS NOT IN THE TRuST-C.
NJ. MacNeill. vice pre-, ideut and gen
ersl manager of the United States
Reduction and Refining company. last
night denied .he report TO the effect
that there is deal on by which the
pany will acquire the Colorado City
mills. -Coloradn Springs Gazette.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

w. O. Acker delivers coal oil and
gasoline daily to all parts Of the city
&c. If
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

Don't forget the dance to be given
Friday night after the band concers.
1921
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

can be obtained. Tho Tribune has
claimed all along that our population
WAS 4, 800.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

For coal and feed zee Miilar 9Th,
transfer man." phone 50. ST
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20
DR.. K. c. Saperl

DR.. K. C. Sapero,
the Denver eye. ear. nose aud throat
specialist. will again be IN Florence.
At the Jack block. July 20. 81 and 20.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

The Daily Tribune 4Oc per month.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-20

as excellent singers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04

lBisiseInlslio Do aqua Do p8alsRas lahlaRIaHas.
4 Ell aqua es q la hygiene
10 que 81 oxigeno & IL vida.

V6oa yenias podemcs obener
ueDs peocuparnCs epender uanto s una nEa M @
Dde respects hace los
del pueblo hay hnBia amo que tOdos hDn
ndispensables "a vids. tel ugus4
enfermedad pod6 ALTAR mas guda 6 Yente cond
clones mejores cobat conncsn que 81 q aqua
fermedRdea.
as enferdadea eVndo anQumiento
en dgno de nore ordado csho ahoa de los
81 stabecmen aqua pueblo deaarroa
podan avadas nduat naturamente uentes de
de rqueza progroes ayuntamentO dgDo imido
osgo ene PCT sng asas que g foegO haOa Dc hacsr
81 agus.
No dicho son inuumb ventsias que
den del acueducto pueb concuir
fenca agrada
piOs dond haya de eabecse dich aiatm ecOn6cs
Sg1n 81 imo sgupa-
dos Para mas devorAba c6u
5000 habitantes hsbran 800 cssss 80 - -
acueduoto oacuIa
30 p5 de las
sotos connua cooC ndono
que @ IN 81 pS d les usaran e Acuedu TendmO
Ahora ben heOs psgar centavos por a a
en % pueoos que meno de cenvos podemos cacue g
Paes bD mients pued
aas de eupOn6ndoas cent?
fanlia de 10 mienobros
Iepdr6mos 50 Cada
so garanta h administration Supo-
nendO go de $1,000 anu que
n empo para que
gsnas de pronto reenboao pos fkente OBJ
uncipiO adqusc6n ob que h de ouedar
endo uego fqents DE- entrana pueblo cbs clio Osa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04
Submarine para atra
Vesar ell Oc6an no.
Ell Rl8VO buqua serd de 83 pies
DO largo.

La.quilla de este submarine fu6 prin-
Cipiada en- an astillero; ser6 ell mas
gra ade Y su inventor sen 1r Lske pien-
SO hacer an viaje q trav6s del oc6ano
con SD pr0piO poder. para demostrsr
So capacidad marina.
81 <PrOtector0 y los cuatro buques
cOnstrufdos para ell gObierno russo eran
de 68 PIES de largo y tenfsn un ancho
de II pies pulgadas. Su dasplsz9-
mientO ca de $50 toneIadas. El nuevO
buque serS de SO pi6s de IaFgOy on
proportion mas grande en- todss sus
parties. LleYar6 cuatro tubos .torpe-
derOs. y sin asistencia tendra IN radio
de mil millas.
Este ser6 ell meior submarine que
straVesar6 el Atl6ntico. dijo Mr.. Lake.
No hay rsz6n para que no atraviese el
oC6Ano con toda seguridad. Torpedo
ras han hecho el viaje sin ning1n pel-
gro. y los buQues que Sc construy yen
hoy son mas SECURES que aQue los.
Cuando se Ie pregunt6 81 81 subma-
rinO vOiverfs % pals, replic6 q2e no
podfa contestar & Ia pregunta.
Sc antiende que IA construction se
empujar6 ID mas possible y que traba-
jar&n CuRdrillas de nOche y dia sin ce-
sar hssta su complexion para mandar-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04
Id T8ndicidn De
Port Arthur.
HeIOIsn0 inpOndeTabIe de- sus
d8f8lsOTsS.
IA Cua DaeI6n correspondents Ia
victoria definItIVs?

NuestTos cablegramas rot;ciaron "a
! "a rendici6n de Port Arthur.
Vi esta noticia. cuyo origsn es de
suponer sea iApon6s, So confirnsrs,
habr1a que convenir en- d. los defen-
sores de ls her6ica plaza cabrfs STEM
pre- una inmensa eloria.
IC6mo han Iuchado! Port Arthur
es mas grande. por Ia mSjestsd de "a
epopeya, que SebastOpol No hay
comparaci6n entire una y otra epo-
peys.
Laa hazsfia del general Stoessel re-
cuerda, por 10 que de asombroso valor
v abnegRci6n hay en- ella. los tiempos
de Anfbal Y Ageiandro.
Ese general y sus soldadcs evocan
ID grandiOsa. Valientemente tF5gica
figura de Xenofonte y sus braves.
Solo la lira de Homero pudiera can
tar Ii excelsitud de un tai heroismo.
Cercados. De aquf 81 fantasnna de
una escuadFa deshecha, cuyos restos fl
tAban en- las sguss tranquiIas de ID Tada
como despojos f6nebree; mas ALA. do
minando ell mar, los barcos enemigos
con sus bocas de fuego; de este 0tro
ladO, por TERRA. C&pitanee audsces y
hueste aguerrida que sobre Ia plsz3
marchan & sangre y fuego; v ellos. los
brRVOs rusOs. en- pie. juntO las f0rta-
Iezas. que parecieran pOr ell assIto In
cesante. replegsrse sobre 81 mismaf !;
en- pie. por encima de los que caen he
ridOs de mueTte y desmayados por Ell
hambre 8 aniquilados por d fiebre.
Tai ell cuadro. Z pGsan los nneses.
Y no lIega hEsta eIlos salvador auxi'io
en- tant0 tienen que centuplicar sus
energies y pelear, relear siempre. de-
mostrando como es tambi6n grande la
victoria del que csc, pSradoja sublime
de los que muriendO Crey6r que
triunfan.
NaturaImente. Para que semejante
heroismo pudiera ocurrir, era precise
que Ie provOcsran hombres capsces de
emu1arlo. Y estes hombres han Eido
los iapOneses. tenaces. impetuosOs,
siempre adelante. lIenando de cadave-
res Ell suelO por sobre esos cRdaVeres
seguir, seguir siempre. Aquf desapR-
recen bsjo Ia terrible explosion del te-
reno minado que, al abEirse, al res
quebraiarse sordamente como an true
no voIc6nico. su aDiento de fuego es-
parce II muerte como quien regara So
bre 81 campo simientes ainiestras de
miembros ensangrentados. Mas ALA
sucumben bsjo Is acci6n de las metra-
Has Y re egimientos enteros son barridos
frente & Ia mole de Port Arthur,
que 81 fin, de con6rmarse nuestro ca
blegrama de antier, va estS bajo Ia
sombra de Ia bandera del Mikado.
Ahora, ofrece esa guerra su mas in
tefesante aspecto. No es possible aven-
turar un juicio defiaitivo acerca de
{ cual de las dos naciones corresponds
Ia Victoria fioal; pero 81 Port Arthur
est6 en- poder de los japoneses. Ia ST.
tuaci6n els para Russia inmensamente
diffcil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04

FuB un CuGTRO CTeadO ' tOEmad0
pOT Gl SafOF YlyOnl,
viva GI administrator hODIadOl -dl=
l0TOn los llalfGStaltGS,

Enero 2.-Durante estos 6itimos
dia3 Sc Venia suaurrandO aquf Ia notl-
cia de que el cuerpo de bomberos que
nuestro alcalde don Jose Antonio Nj
voIi cre6 y form6. dimitir1a en- masa
81 se confrmaba Ia iDjusticia de la de-
rrota electoral ca contra del senior vi
voni.
y en- efecto. ayer tarde 8 Las cinco.
despu6s de celebrado IN simulacro y
gran parada en- nuestra plaza pFinci-
pal. Sc haIIaban todos los bomberos
formados en- Ia plazoleta del Parque
con motive del sorteo y distribuci6n de
varios premios que habfan de entre-
gaFEeles.
Conclude 81 sorteo y en- possession de-
suslpremios los agraCiad0s, Ell Sr. VII
vODi sc diriie 6 sst8 soId000s y en- Erase
corfecta Y sencillR les d8 el adi6s. de
despedida como jefe del cuerpo bene-
m6Hito Y les manifesto, que como am
no be hs dicho Ia Ultima paIabrR s0bre
ell resultado final de las eIecciones. bien
pudiera suceder que so retirada fuese
provisional; peF0 que pesar de TODD
81 les Fogaba que todos v cada unO
cOnhnuaran en- sus puestOs en- raZ6n s
que las instituciones de bomberos no
tenfan nj debfsn tener car6cter poll
tico.
I'm este estado y cuando m6nos Be
esperabs. resuena de entire Ia muche-
dunhbre un grito tan estruendosO como
en6Fgico de
lViVa Don jose Antonio ViVoni!
lViva ell administrator honradO!
iBomberos de vergtienzB. dimitirl
y todos, bounberOs y Qfciales de-
mostrandO civismo y Rltivez Sc preci-
pitan con los titles del CuerpO dentFo
del Parque v entire Vivas nj alcalde y
gritos de ia dimitir tOdos! hacen re-
nuncis formal de sus cargos y abando-
nanAo los 6tiles dicen: &ahf queda
esq., Seste Parque y esos utensilios los
usaFemos Otra Yez. 81 como SO dice hay
justicia en- Puerto Rico y 6sta Sc hsce
por ell Gobierno proclamsndo & don
JosS Antonio ViVoni como 6nico can
didatO electo legalmente para alcalde
de San German en- las elecciones del 8
de Noviembre.2 =
ESQ hicieron y ESQ dijeron & voz en-
c1ello aver tarde los Bombsros de San
German sin que 81 prudente alcalde
Vivpni Iograra luego con sus insinua-
clones y reconvenCiones hRcerles desis-
tir 9e su actitud.
Y Como nOsotros consideramOs CO.
mo muy levantada y muy dignR Ia ac-
titua de esOs hombres no les regste&-
mos nuestro APPLAUSE poF su noble pro-
cedsr de retirarse iuntos & 50 jefe y
con so iefe y con Ia promesa pT6via
de HolVer al Parque 81 Ia iusticia SO
hacs en- favor de Quien debe hacsrse.
E1sa protesta de los bomberos pare
ce "a protesta de una institution orgs-
nizada en- principles. pero que Sc
disaeIve en6rgicsmente Cuando se le
dice que su iefe apRreCe derrotRdo por
virtpd de ilegalidades electOrales no
juzgadas psro 81 cOnsentidRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-04
M. 2MrIo q ANDIA
Director

En- Ponce v en- eI As'lo de DRmse,
Sc han hecho 6ltimamente por los COM
petentes facnltAtivos Suarez. Moret "
Ferrer dos diffciles operaciones. De
sIta cirujfa.
El primer CRso fu6 .el siguiente:
x. \. & conseGuencia de probable
infection gonOc6cics Ia eDferma acusa-
ba tenaces menorEagias y dismenorreas.
intOlerables crisis pseudo neural gicas
con irradiaciOnes ascendentes hacia ell
epigastrio y desceldentes hacis el mus
10. Por la palpaci6n sentfa intensOs
dolores 81 niVel de los anexos sintomas
que unidOs I'll sfldr0me uterine hizO
diagnosticRr nn0- -evoforo- salpingi-
tis.S AROtRdo in1tilmente el tratAmien-
to m6dico inclusO un raspado anterior
que agrav6 10 situaCi6n. y en vista de
Los intensOs v Casi incesantea dolores
Ge aCOrd6 Ia operation que fu6 practi-
cada pOr los dOCtofes MoFet. Suarez v
FeFreF. Alberto el vientre se encOn-
tr6 comprObRndO ell diagn6stico ante
rior una-salpipgitis pOrenquimatosa
hipertrofcie con degeneration folicu,
lar de ambOs oVarips. 10 que oblig6 {
extirpar pOr complete los anexos. Con-
vRleCenciR feliz sin que hasta ID fechR,
siete dfas despu6s de ID operation acu-
se el term6metrO Ia menor elevation
de temperature. Estsdo general muy
satisfaCtorio. La operAci6n dur6 tres
CuartOs de hora seg6n manifestation
del reputable doctor GaTrst6n que pre-
senciaba ell acto quir6Fgico.
El segandO caso fu6 ell que sigue:
x 80. AcusEba sfndrome uterine,
ataxia menstrual, dolores intens0s,
tumor fondo de saco derecho, febre
intermitente scOmpaflada de escalo.
frios.
Vista Ia inutilSdad del tratamiento
m6dicO, incluyendo b raspRdos interio-
res Gin resultAd0 bbneficioso: Sc scord6
praCticar una LapRratoniR. encontFRn-
do los anex0B del lRdo izquierdO fanOs,
tumOr vOluminoso de ID tronnpa y ova-
rio derechos con fuertes adhereDCias
intestinales v epipl6iCas que imposibi-
itan pOder aislar el tumOr y que obi
garon & renunciar & t0da tentative de
extirpAci6n, imit6ndose seg6n estaba
in3iCadO eVacuar su cOntenidO, cons
tituidO p0r gran ca antidRd de pus. guar
dando las precRuciones que ell casO re-.
guerra pFOceu1enuO 1uegO "a mar"
specialization Y drensge de ls cAVidad.
La enferma esti actualmente en- estR-
do sAtiafactori0. 81 b fiebre en- los ocho
dias tranacurridos despu6s de Ia ope-
raCi6n.
Como ae We, este es de gran impor-
tancia<para el pals, pues muchOs enter
mos tienen & veces que salir 81 ex-
trRnjerO & Operarse. siendO asf que.
con 10 demOstrado pOr Los m61iCos
p0ncenOs, puede ebtimRrse inneCesariR
tal medidR.
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