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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

porlslion interests yesterday, until some
day next wesk. This announcement,
was inside at this White House today.
% Thursday the president will submit
his message recommending amendments
to The Sherman antitrust law. Ga Fri
day the first administration move 10 the
Bsllinger investigation will be made
when the president will submit TO CON-
tress volumiuous report by Attorney
General Wicktrshsm 90 TIE charges
made against BAIllOger By L r. @ avis.
A new bill for the regulation Of rail-
roads aud transportation companies vas
introduced 10 the House today By Mr..
Mann, chsrman OF the House commit
tee on interstate and foreign commerce.
TIE bill II passed will create new d.
vision 10 ths Department OF Commerce
and Labor called the bureau oil t'ans'
poraiioD, to which ell psraons having
complaints sgainst interstate fan'plr'
tstion companies may appta'. Among
the provisions OF the bill there are P ia
grsphs making IL unlawful for railrosds
to acquire stock OF competing csrriers; TO
acquire stock or bonds except for the
acquisition OF property, the construction
Of It's lines, the improvement OF Its SER
vice or iis discharge OF It's obligations.
The bill also makes 1t unlawful for rail
roads to acquire composing lines Of
fKauanarfo.ion
Arrangements were made today for a
conference to be held tomorrow at the
While House on the presidents inter
state commerce message Senator Ekins,
Of Wesi Virginia, hiss been ssked BY the
president to take part 10 the elaboration
Heavy snow will set in over the lake re.
gion and the mid lie and northern central
valleys To-Day end will begin in the mid lie
Atlantic and New England states by Wei.
nesdsy, according to a special bulletin Issued
by the We her Bureau.
The insurgents have not stopped insurging.
This is offici0 and comes from Representative
Hayes, Of California, who seems TO have sue.
cee1ed Murdoch, of Ka sas, as the chief
trouble III aker for the Cannon rules. IF o
one Else will call q meeting Of the insurgents
/ will" sa d MIR. Hayes, for it Is high time
we did Something" The program now map
ped out by the insurgents is to keep up the
fight on the rules, no matter whether they
can mustsr their entire strength for each al.
tack or not BY doing this they will keep
toe subject sl;ve. and next session, when they
hope to have many new members on their
list, they will he ia position to make a more
effective campaiga The agitation will also
impress the new members with the fact that
the mater has not been abandoned as the
Cannon croRd" seems to believe. Mr..
Hayes will probably call the meeting for
some evening" next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

TIE winter term Of the SIprso.e
Court of Appeals began in Richmond to-
day. All the judges are In tendance
except Judge John A. Buchanan, woo 10
recupcrating from an operation perform =
cd recently ct the Johns Hopkins HosPi-
tai, Baltimore.
A case OF importance TO co held 10
that of the coumou wealth against The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Polo
mac Railroad, upon so appeal from The
Oilcuit court OF the city OF Richmond.
10 this Is involved the right OF the ) ate
Corporation Commission TO sssess fIan-
CD sc taxes against the railroad: Ire
original charter OF The road tx
empied II from taxation. Eae con-
teutIou of the commonwealth IS That tbis
feature of the charter has been forfeited
because OF sundty amendments accepted
BY the road. The lover court decided
that the attempt at tsxation was In con-
tfavsntion of the section 10 the United
S.stes Constitution which forbids aDy
state passing law irPairipg the obi.
CATIONS OF cop,rac'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
TOday's Telcgraphic News
MorRan's Big Deal.

New York, Jan. 4.-Business circles
are cs ching their breath today and re-
covering IRON the announcement! that
tbs J. p. Morgan interests have cap
tured Lsyl z. Mor,on's Trust Company
10 which Thomas Fortune Ryan, he de,
throned stree! railway kiUg Of New
York, was a powerful factor, the Fifth
Avenue Trust Company and the Guar
anty Trust O)mpaoy, and that they are
to be relsgsted into oblivion while In
their sesd lie to be erected the new Guar.
snty Trust Company, the second largest
trust company In the world, With total
capitalization OF So. 900. 900 bat with re-.
sources Of $l70, 900, 900. Levi P, Nor
ton, once vice. president OF the United
States, 10 to be the chairman of The
board of the new trust company, but the
company will be essentially Morgan
compsny with all that that Impliee.
"What does 1t all mean ?" Is the cues.
tion Inst Is belpg a.ked on ell sides.
The eclipslug OF Ran has come fast on
the revelations In connection with the
manipulation OF the traction companies
of New York BY Ryan and bis associates,
ADD Morgan has 10 nearly every instance
taken over the Ryan holdings. Morgan
has time and again been referred to Rs
the money king Of America but he never
more deserved the title than he does at
the present moment.
With total Of more than ten billion
dollars 10 resources In the companies he
has acquired Mr.. Morgan, 1t Ia claimed
10 financial circles, can do about as he
plesses vi b the fiusnces Of the country
20 MISTER Ehst monetary legislation is
enscted by Congress and there Ia ger
eral feeling Of wonderment in We'll
street today as to where the aged hnau-
cier Is going to get of. l. Is known
that bis recent activity is assuming con.
troll of big banks, trust compaoies aud
insurance companies Is all part Of one
general plan that vas decided On By Mr..
Morgan aud his advisers following the
panic OF 1907.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
PLAYING WILLIAM TELL.

Joseph Gsrentzy, zine years old,
was arrested 10 New York yesterday
on a chsrg, Of juvenile delinquency.
The reasoa for ths charge Is that Joseph
tried to emulate The exploit OF William
Tell snd shoot a SNOWFALL from the
heSd OF a playmate, David Lehman.
Among Jossph's Christmas presents
was 40 air rife, and he has been busy
showing it to his friends ever since.
On sundsy be suggested TO David that
they play William Tell. The latter
had never heard Of the game, but he
fell In with the ides, and allowed
Joseph to place a snowbsll on top oil
his head and then, at distance OF ten
feet, take careful aim with bis me:
At the discharge the SNOWFALL topples.
from Dsvid's head and be gave q cry o.
pain. The shot had struck hlm 70 TUG
upper lip. The wound 10 not Serious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
TRLEdRAPHIc BReYITIES.

d. o. Mills, father Of Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, died at his winter home at Mill
brae, Ool. yesterday.
Danisl Utslsr, 70 years old, and John
Utsler, 50 years of age, brothers, were cre'
mated in their home at New Florence, near
Johustown, Pa, which was destroyed by IRE
early today,
Will Broadhesd, proprietor Of a summer
hotel at Mount PocOno. known to thousands
who summer at the fashionable Delaware
Water Gap resort, was found dead In bed al
the Hotel Bingham at Philadelphia today
where be had been stopping.
Stephen Blanche, who laEt night shot and
killed his sweetheart, Anna Schuenemann, in
Philadelphia, because she he'd refused his re-
psated demands fat to marry him, and then
turned the weapon on himself, died early to-
day.
Grorge Young, engineer on a p1mp boat OF
the Peoples Coal Company. was killed today
at Pitisburg when the 1ue Of thu boat col
.psed, causing the boiler to explode. Youpe
was the only person on the boat at the time o.
the explosion.
Ten persons were injured at Oakland, KY.
ten miles from Bowling Green, when plssen
ger train No. on the Louisville and Nash
willie from Cipcinnatl sidsswiped an accom-
mediation train early today. Several eoache'
on the eccommo lation were upset but thu
Cine matt tIain remained on the rails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
MONEY MESSING FROM SOUTH.
ERN SAFE.

Chief Armentrout aud his force spd
Detective Paukey, of the Southern
Rsllwsy Company, ere investigating q
robbery OF the Southern fteight dlpot.
Wednesday night Of LIST seek 1t was
entered and about 81, 100 taken. OF
this amount 5000 VAS 10 currency. The
thief Is supposed to have been 10 such q
hurry that he did not stop to separate
the checks from the currency and put all
10 his pocket.
The safe was not blown open, but The
combir a ion worked. No suspicion at.
taches to any of ibe present attaches OF
lbe tfice, It IL said. Interesting de-
yelopments are momeotsrily expected 10
the csse.-G Harrisonburg Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Aviator Killed.

Bordeaux, Jan. Aeon Dslsgrsnge,
the noted aVistor, Was killed today By q
fall of his asroplape while making a
fight here.
Delsgraugs's machine fell distance OF
6fty feet and was completely wrecked.
The unfortunate aviator vas caught un'
der the mscbiuery. Both legs we're
broken, bis chest crushed aud his skull
fractured. His body was so badly en-
tangled 10 the wreckage tba! It was some
time before 1t could be removed.
Delsgrsnge's death makes the fifth to
result from aeroplsne accidents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
The War In Nicaragua.

B!nsAslds, via wireless to Colon, Jan.
4.-Pfoyisiona President Estrada Ia mol
going to stake The success Of the entire
revolutionary movement on single
battle q. Acoysps, If the manner OF biz
advance on Mausgus, now we'll uDder
wsy. 10 an indication OF bis plan OF cam
paign. There is still the hope here that 90
agreement will be reached before Another
battle, though Estrada Is evidently
proceeding on the theory that there Is &c
hope for peace negotistIons until q crnah'
ing defeat has been administered tht
cnrarnmant fOrceJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Boy Murdered,

Philadelphia, Jan. '4.-Iured to his ruin
by q new-found friend. who promised him
comfortable home, fine clothes and aplenty
Of spending money, John z. Vickers, the !!
year.old son Of Mrs. T. w. Barlow, Of this
CIV. was found murdered yesterday flornina
ia an apartment in Brook lyn.. The boys
bod was discovered in den fitted out In
Oriental magnifcenee, and occupied by EN-.
erson Colourn, an architect, who is reputei
to he weslthy c. burn end companion,
James Hsgsmsn, who declares that he is an
artist aud has exhibited his work in Paris
Berlin and o Der European capitals. were ar
rested by the New YORK police and will have
to stand trial upon the charge Of murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Deaths and Damage by Blizzard.

Danver, Jan. Eight persons are
dead, railroads are blocked and enor
nous damage has been done through
the wes, by Snow storms, bliEz,rds,
foods and evAlsuchea, according to re-
ports received here today.
Four men are reported to have been
killed near Shenandoah, Oolo. oy q
snow slide, one man Is dead at Iowa
mines as the result Of being frozen IN
the snow aud one man and two boys
wtr, frozen to death In New Mexico.
A blizzard ia sweeping northern Colo
RADIO and hundreds Of cattle aud thou
sands of sheep have frozsn TO death.
Ice gorges In the Arkansas river have
caused dangerous fl oods,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Family pOjsOned.

Trenton, Jan. a Five members OF
the family of Jnhn Msmeit, OF this city,
are seriously II! with ptomsiue poison
Ing as the result of eating canned toma-
toes for supper Sunday evening. Early
yesterday morning Mrs. Mameit had suf-
6ceully recovered to raise window and
call for help. Neighbors responded and
found the grandmother, father aud two
childrso unconscious. Medical cid was
called and every effort Is being made to
save the lives OF all the sufferers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

A dispatch from New London, Conn.,,
Gays that seveuty.six OF the "a m 10 Sers
Of the lSlst company, coast sIt'll'ry,
Uolied Ststss army, stationed at Fort ID.
G.. Whgh', Fishers Island, have been
placed under arrest for refusing orders
to take the l5mile hike arOnnd The
island on New Years day. The mui-
neers, 1t is alleged, followed the exsmp.s
OF some of she nor .,ommissioned fiiaeTs
10 rsbelliDg against the long march on
the first day Of The new year. Ooe OF
the mutioeers escaped from Fishsrs
Island yesterday morning on q govern.
ment transport, but wss soon rounded
up by provost guard and hustled back
10 quarters, and WILL lstsr be tri:d for
desertlop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Murderers Confess.

Paris, Jan. 4.--Two soldiers, Grady
and Michel. TO-DAY confessed to the muir
der Of Msdsme jules Edouard Gouio,
widow OF the late governor of The BspE
o. France, on December l6' The mur'
der occurred while Madame @ In'n was
riding By tr ain from Paris to Fontaiue'
bleau and her boiy was thrown from the
car nd found by the tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

AS STATED Ia Toe G zslte Of that day
James N. Hustep, former treasurer oil
the Unrted States, wss indicted yester-
day 10 Washington by the grand jury
for conspiracy to defrsud ADD for using
the mails to deiraud. Sven indictments
were returned 10 which the nsme OF the
former treasurer sppesn; two charge
conspiracy aud FIVE slIoge the fraudulent
use of The mails. When ex.treasurers
OF the Uoited States are indicted for
fraud what Ia to be expected Of those 10
humble walks OF life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
ReyoIutionist Commits Suicide.

St. Petersburg, Jau. 4--The wife OF
Eugene Az,f, the terrorist traitor, COM
mitted suicide here todsy by taking
poison. Nine. Aft was genuine rev.
olutioniss and for weeks following the
expose Of her husband she refused to be.
lieve In bis treachery 10 the "cause." AT
last she became convinced of bis guilt
and grief over this Is believed to have
prompted her self-dssiruction. Azef Ia
still missing. The terrorists have marked
him for death and sre hunting toi HIN
as vigorously as ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Sixty-first Congress.
Second SESSION.
Washington, Jan. 4.
SENATE.

Vice President Sherman was foil
minute late when The Ssna'e convened
today and resumed Work after the Christ
mas recess. There we're but few absen'
tees when The chaplain offered prayer,
referring 10 well-chosen words to the
death OF Senator McLsurln.
Col. Gordon, OF Mississippi, who viii
tomorrow take bis seat By appointment,
ss successor to Mr., McLsuriD, was on
the floor and closely followed the pro
ceediDgs.
Seostcr Money announced the death
oil his a.e collesgut, A. j. McLanrin,
offered the usual resolutions of 81 mpslby
AID rs a inrlher token of respect, thl
Senate adjourned at 1907 P. N.
HOUSE.
A congressional irqairy into tho high
price of living Ia provided foI In resolu
too introduced by Mr. Hull, Glenn
Teuc.) Mr.. Hull would have CON-
mites composed OF seven members OF The
House and FIVE of the Senate, 10 make
foil investigation Of trusts, combinations,
the increased volume OF money and
population, In short everything that 6
census provides for aud more, and then
recommend legislation that will remedy
the situation.
"Every householder aud every mar
here Knows that the prices Of food have
risen out of sll proportion to increases
10 wsges," declared Mr.. D0ugls', (rep,
Ohio 'oday 10 an address in the House
on the food supply of the United States
"Meat Is now bringing a higher prizes
on the hooi than any time before 10 thu
memory OF the oldest man here" ht
said.
A raid was made on President Taft
larder and auto.gsrsge 10 the House to
day BY Mr.. Adsir, lem, Ind who at.
tackled extravaganza at the White HOua'
10 a bltter spesch.
There are too many advertisements o
"JIvorce lawyers" appearing in tn
papers and magazines of the country
thinks Representatives Murphy, (csP.
Mo aud TO put stop to their increas
log business, he o1sy introduced bill
barring them from the MALL, II hi
bill becomes lav, all publications car
r5ing advertisements of lGwyesa engage
10 the divorce trade will be denied pos;s
fsciities
Soothsayers, stsr.gsEsrs and dealer
10 the misty fu'ure will be rqlired L
PAY fHt.clsss postage on their adver
Using II bill introduced By Mr. Mur
ply, (rep., Mo-, becomes a Law.
The House was in session for one hoo
and fifteen minutes when s6i1urr men
was taken out OF respect for the late Sen
at e MeLaurIp, }. of Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Murderer Executed,

West Chester. Pc, Jan. 4 Jan
Ohoqwiski, the Polish murderer of Harry
B James, q wealthy farmer, and his
wife 10 Essltosn township, wss banged
In the Chester county prison here today
Oboq 4iski was convicted on evidence
purely circumstanlisl, and maintained
bis Innocence TO the last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE VII.
son says ne believes thepuolic is paying
too mush for foOdstOfis add be is going
to investigate The mater. Il has tsksp
the secretary long time 10 find out ths!
ioodsluft, have sOsred ont Of sight,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

TIE fact that 90 new peers were
created 10 England at the beginning oil
the new year is ominous, and Ia one OF
the clearsst indications that the cro"n
realize. thai the couotry is passing
through an ordeal In its history. No
list Of political honors has. 90 far,
marked the year 1910. Had The u'usi
practice been followed Premier A.qaith
scarcely could have escaped the eleva'
ton TO the pesrsge OF some OF bis staDch
supporters Bl! 10 view of the present
dsnuuciatory attitude Of The radicals TO-
ward the upper house 1t was considered
to De inconsistent 10 add 10 i,s numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

MANY pathetic scents are to be
Witnessed in sll large cities. John
OAlshau Wss recently arrested in New
York for failure to send son OF Ia
years a1d 8 daughter of Is years to
school The magistrate bad fined Calls
hsu 81 on each charge, aud late Friday
afternoon The son appeared with the
money for bis fathers release. An
investigation of Oallshsn's case showed
five children grouped about q stove
while the father and mother we're try
ing TO console each other. There wts
no food In the place, and the only feel
was kiud!iug the children had gathered,
The father bad been out OF work fol
seYen weeks. The two eldest children
had moi attended school because Of tbs
ragged condition Of their clothing
Kind.htatted people relieved the i'm
mesia,e wants OF the family and also
furnished some Christmas cheer fol
the destitute family who, 1t was found,
were suffering from M fault OF their OWL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

The Military League OF Athens has
demanded the abolition OF all Greek le-
cations except that at, OonstanIinople,
Other countries would save millions of
money II they EOuld follow the example
OF The Greeks. 10 many instances fast
msils aud the telegrsph could do away
with diplomsis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
DIED..

At his homs, 5ss Gibbon street. at "a 0 @. 10.
January 8, after long iilness, HAIRY AL
LEN GRAY, son Of the late Henry NJ and
FL sa5tth Gray, eyed years. Funeral ser
vices will be held Wednesday afternoon 81
8 o'clock. Iuiermsnt in Hstt9dist PrOtes'
tant Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
P;shoo APPOINTED,

Rome, Jap.4-Monsiguo' John Jo'spb
Rice, tf the Springfield, Mass, diocese,
was today appointed bishop OF Vermont,
with headquarters in Burlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Murders a Woman and then Shoots
Himself

Baltimore, Nd, JAP. 4.-Wi'liam
Ashby Carter shot and Instantly killed
Mrs. Arabells Warner, fortJ.nioe years
old, at her home, 129 west Camden
street. this morning, and then turning
tbs pstol upon himself, sent q bullet
through bis oHu heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

IT IS often sugges I'd That while he"
oreticslly the G spell is without money
and without price, the ever-incrsssi' &
amount OF money uq1iied 10 meet the
Ordinary expo uses OF churches is becom.
iug enormous II seems that ii costs
something, toe, TO be q member OF 8
Bible class st present. The Rockefeller
Bible clsss of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Cnurcb, New York, has not had q good
year financially sud the regular conlrl.
buttons from the members have fallen
of considerably, leaving a deficit, In
order that the new year may chow bet
ter results G Gorge F. Tsfsl, president Of
the clsss, has sent out this letter to all
the members;
While The religious and social depart.
menis Of our class are Of the first i'm.
porlsoce, the financial side Is also vital
for through 1t they are made possible
The COS! Of maintaining the work for one
scar is ABBOTT 81 ,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04


Col. "JACK' Z. LHINN, who WILL
represent Ntrcer county, Kentucky, 10
tue legis Ia urs OF that state, states that
be will attempt % place some new sec
t,ous 10 The code Persons VINO persist
10 csryiog concealed weapons are TO be
the espsc'al 'srgets OF the colonel. DE
SAYS INA, seven out OF every ten MIN
charged with murder plead emotional it,
ssnity and that he will have q law en-
aoled placing persons carrying pistols 10
an insane asylum for short term, to be
90 conhned thst they will be compelled
to listen dsy aud Dight 10 the rawlings oil
the most violent patients In the lnSIitu-
lions. lie framed this law on the theory,
he ssys, that as most Of the murderers
plead insanity at their trisi they most be
prssu med to be crazy when they buckle
on their armor. Colonel Ohinu says ht
nas been forced most OF his life to carry
arms for protection against the crazy
aud that huudredS of others do so for the
same reason, but the proposed law will
MT only prevent the Carrying OF fire.
arms by would.be mOrierers, but will
relieve him and his kind from having to
90 about like human arsenals. OJlonel
Chinn Hill also introduce bill making
Sc a misdemeanOr for preacher to dis
cuss politics 10 the pulpit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
yew York Stock Market.

New York, Ja1. 4.'-.Furtber severe
Losses we're susaIred in The stock mar
ket at the opening. A siesdIer tone de-
velopsd 10 The market 10 the Ia fore.
noon with some Improvements 10 prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

Formal requests for increased pay and
shorter hours of work were today made upon
the officials Of thitty-two Of the Leading 81.
ern railroads by the members Of the Order OF
Railroad Conductors snd the brotherhood OF
II ilway Trsinmen in New York in eompli-
an,e With the vote taken at the end Of last
year among the memners Of these two orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

Spiced Castor Oil. Mothers especially
praise II a. the greatest preparation OF Us
kind. Your children Will like 1t, too. lVe
per bottle, Z, 3, LsadbsateY Il Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

The foreign colony Of sAdisababa, the capt.
tai Of Abyssinis, is said TO be 10 danger Of ~
tack by the natives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
aLLEaED CANCER SPECIFIC.

A conditional and preliminary report
OF what, 1t is hoped, will prove to be a
successful specific treatment for cancer
was presented before the Manila MedI-
cal Society Sunday night. The treat
ment consists Ia mskiug the patient i'm.
mune from the further progress OF the
disease by the use OF vaccine prepared
from bis own cancer. Experiments
have been made in the past eight
months, both 10 cases where an oper'
alton was possible aud where 1t was not.
Variety 10 The progress OF tho diseass
has been sff)rded for experiment, aud
the results have been uniformly er-
coursging. A number Of the patients
apparently cured we're exhibited before
the society BY the origIDators OF the ntw
method. Ths medical authorities Of
Manila express wish TO watch these
cases over an extended period for a pos.
BILE recurrence OF The mslady beio' Q
they accept the treatment as successful.