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4 STRIDE ~ MEDH4L STIDl
Hopkins Doctor Keeps Tissues An'e Long
AFTER Removal FROM BOd,.

BALI IMoBE Oct ~ Along lines con
caiv~d nv himself and worked ont undo
IN" s,iidanc. of tho Hopkins men IN IA"
Rockofclla- Institution for MedIcal Ra-
..'lrch. Dr Adkins Carr"l has made a
discovery ~hIch promises - have widH
infu"ncr m tho advancement ~ medical
science
Dr Carrsl's Discovery involvas a msthC,i
fDr removing from tho human body parts
- tho stomach blood y"<~nls. skin. bnn"
ana practically "ynry other tIssuo. and
making than grow - they III IN the hrdy
20 which the. h.longni
tn" Rocksfollrf Institutions attention
has b.,..n iIr~rt@i for som" tim" 10 germ
cultivation
Dr Carr"l who has given much atten-
ton 70 tho cultivation II di~slsa germs
some tim" ago began 20 apply himself
specifically To tho growth u healthy
TISSUES Of the human body after they had
besn removed from the body
He tried his experiments with tissues
from the stomach. With tissues from blood
vessels. cartilage and bone. and in the end
his efforts. IL II said. were rewarded by
success. He has kept portions Of the
body alive as long as three weeks. Other
experiments have resulted In tho tissues
being kept alive for from a week tn two
weaSs
Tho method ~ ctiltivatinR parts ~ the
living body - soms~hst similar to the
cultivation ~ disensa germs. and - by
tho AID 81 culture material within -silei
receptaclos These are 81 glass. and the
processes and functions performed by
the parts Of the body. az they are devnl-
oped by artificial mslns. may b. studied
A. they progress.
Through the study n living tissues
the whole progress 81 dissass may bs fol-
lowed and the way pointed out for the
Application 81 affective remedies " t.
beloved that things may ho learned
which will lead 20 more Intelligent
traltment n disease than - possible IN
Tbs light Of present knowl~dg"
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UELLNiN TO TRY tGtI\.
saluS Of the syndicate says Hen Build
New balloon.

ATLANTIC CRY. Oct Is Anoth,r at
tempt will b" made to crnss th.. Atlantic
Ocean m dirigihl" balloon m the next
year. according - wireless rn"ssa ge
received nv President Joseph Salus ~
tn Nellman syndicate lat" tonight IN"
m"ssagr. which was short cam" from
thI"f Engir"er Melvin Naniman 81 m.
America IN answer 70 query sent hv
Sslus a. 70 whether arranR 'm~nts should
D.. started for now balloon transatlan
tic trip
I h.''i"v" 'hl' u W had m" thing ~ DO
over again Or would prov" success. SAID
Nanimaus message. Which - taken 10
90 an that enough knowlndg" Il air cur
'ut5 was -n,u-'d almost - gua-anta..
losing - ~. ocean by "a new att, mp'
Valiant Ninrman ard prhor b-av"
associates II The TIM k"1t - 10 he AIR
Ir'iI y" v'r" r'..'i'f bog their cpplnn-s
amt daUnS. Ma the 'ospatoh cent bv
"Ir"i''-s from Nsllman On IN" Trent To-
his secretary. LEROY chamberlain to-
NIGHT
President Joseph " Sslus ~ the syn
diCs'" which baked Walter Wellrnan' =
expedition. tonight cent the following
message 20 Wellmsn
I hank God YOU and crew are safe
Have greater confidence in you than ever
Will expect you back in Atlantic City TO
arrange for future attempts to cross At
lantic in dirigible
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SrLL ,rrR. Sa,S N0R.
sIiy Not To Be N,EEArdl, Win whiie
PIa,ns and onkers

Commissioner Thompson ~ the Depart
ment ~ Water Supply. Gas and Flee
tricity informed the Mayor that several
II the towns 81 Westchester. because 81
the long drought, were appealing n the
city for water He sought advice as 20
the policy he should follow In reply
Mr.. Gaynor wrote this.
Your favor Of October - With regard TO
the shortage n water in the cities and
villages Of Wsstchester county 10 at hand
The great drought n this summer ard fall
has exhausted their water supply. At the
same time " u demonstrated that the city
II New Nork both on thi- side ~ The Fast
River and "a the other -id- - not - short
II water a. som" person. have tried to make
- belIev" IN the past and that We are not
near water famine A. has been alleged Of
Brooklyn for many years With psrststenCy,
10 the great hurt 81 that borough We
are already supplying the city Of Mount
Vernon and the towns NJ Dohh~ Ferry.
hastings and Ardsley. A. I underStand
White Plains and lonkeTs are now In need
Them With water We must not be niE-
gArdiy IA the matter. The beet thing they
can all do - 10 get incorporated into the
city a. soon a. possible Very truly yours
" !. GANNOH. Mayor
The CITY does not give the water away.
hut sells it AZ the average city rate The
Wertchester towns pay ti35 per l.ONO.ODO
gallons.
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PARTY met la ne parluf - fh-ir sui'-
a. he thalfont-. after shirh Mr. ham
h"Tlain i--'i~d 'h- fpIipsing statement
WILLIAMS hN,NgH, ,oNrTSI
We have no rvgrvf- 20 cypress over
ne gl1rin'i- yenturv mate ~ Nellman
and hi cr~s ant ran only iutn n'hsrs
Interested ~ Conjecture a. 20 tho r.Al
rau-- ~ the dang-rr'I. ~ndinE ~ tn
rr'ii--
th~ only 0o--ibla explanation I can
.-''.ii' FOR The -liJt.n ~nding u IN. AR
trtp - that IN. -Juihhrator which
iragg~t IN IN" o~-an - keep the balloon
steady. Wa snapped "a leaving the
Am"rtra wi'hou prur.r balance. or -l...
N" weight u the oil h.l-t ans gave a
heavy bios rhsnc- ~ hammer tn. hig
air~hig amt forced ~ down until tho men
w,r" only able - -av" their hives by
taing fu th- hfsboat
We stand ready n support WellmAn
IN any further air venture ShIch he NAV
und-rtlS" DECLARED President Salus
q The local Weilnan rDnpauv The
man ha- proved himself 90 b. one of tho
b. II A 4.
men has accomplished a feat far beyond
ANYTHING ~ the kind ever known I
stand ready 20 head a syndicate To raIs-
any amount 81 money nee 'ssary for
another trial n WellTnan decides 10 feasl-
bic Tho hangar AZ the inlet will h. l~ft
standing and work will b. started on the
building 81 another balloon the nom. mt
Nellman gives the order
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NiNIH 4 TRUE PROPHET.
sir Hiram IVES sure the America Couldn b,
eros. the Atlantic.

.'rSri1' C-5!s Dsip1'chss - THT Sr-N
loNToN. Cct. II Tho news received
her" today # the failure ~ the We.lmAn
balloon expedition and the rescue Of the
crew yerit~s prediction ~ Sir Hiram
Maxim IN an interview no said ne was
crnvinced that there was not the slightest
chance ~ the alrship America crossing the
Atlantic.
He said the airship would come down
into the sea after II had travelled barely .
quarter 81 the distance. Tho leakage Of
the hydrogen through the envelope Of
the America, Sir Hiram said would Ger
tAInly he enough 70 bring down 'he bal
loon inside 81 week
~Ir hiram added that he hored the
crew would 10 picked m and safely landed
PARIS. Oct - The escape ~ Walter
Wellman and those accompanying him
"a hi- attempted transa'lantic aerial
y"yaR" - hailed with satisfaction bv
ParIsIau- N"llmsn has SUIT for So.
unsI dawag"- .ur l'hclluus statements r,-
gardiug hr. polar trip pending aga ft~t
rnaRalin" Publisher Tho ras" Will b.
called 90 w" ".Nl court IN Friday wolf
mans IiV ser hopes - . ~ ~ least . moral
victory
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tpp-nfhncs IN The London stage Ia III.
-dl- V PETER Par ~ th- Duss ~ Nors =
rG"l'rr she Nill APPEAR IN the principal
Fnshsh rttis- IN Peter Pan and then
I.ay" 'h- stage tor good Miss Chss"
is.'I- 'hit sh" would like To make h~r Anal
stage .pp-aranc- IN Loo tom Wh~r- ~"
trst achieved sIccs-S-
Miss Pauline thas. has te~n u1d--
Charles FrohmAns mana g"m~nt for IN .
last seven yeats she obtained her first
stage success a. a m"mt-r ~ the Edna
May company which brought her 20
London she then appeared IN Tn"
iib-rtv Relies an America shorty
after thu she got the nam par, 10 play
N } NJ Rarrie's Peter Pan and has
acted tho part IN London and Paris
A. the adopted daugnt"r ~ J VI Barrie
III playwright Paulin" chase will On"
day b. Wealthy
NJ GrAhnmo-W White whom he he Ard 81
tho announcement lat night didn't scam
affected He Said he'd got rather used
to II trnIng Of his "nga cement 20 American
yirls and was getting 20 like " IL"
thought II vas a compliment 20 him that
they wanted IN marry him A. for Miss
Chase he said. he didn't want 90 hurt he r
feelings nv DENYING the announcement
% their engagement and yet he wouldn't
confirm ~ He wondered What folks
meant by cI-c -Ih'ing such stories anyhow
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Just LIKE REAL Politics.
Contest Over Delegates At the state
woman suffrage Cony ention.

NIAoARA FALLS. " Y. Oct. is-The
members OF the New York State Woman
Suffrage Association are getting a school
convention which opened here this after
noon. 4 fervent contest over the presi-
dency u being waged by Mrs. Frank J.
Shuler ~ Buffalo and Miss Harriet May
Mills 81 syracuse.
The followers 81 Miss Mills were simply
Mortified to-day when Miss Jeana \ kI'-
finger. who represents the Teachers
Association ~ Buffalo. Mrs Shuler >
home city. presented the applications of
twrnfy-nine womens clubs Of Buffalo
for memhe rshIp ana demanded that the
delegates he seated. From the Mills
standpoint Miss KittinRer's request was
more surprising than anything ever done
by Fingy COnners IN q State convention
The executive committee received the
request.
A. president Mrs. Hawley Croesett
called the convention To order The
opaning prayer was made by the Rev
Nlbert s. Bacon Of the First Presbyterian
Church Police Judge Charles n Piper
m an address of welcome minated that
ho might become a much buster man
should sun rage be granted TO women
The convention will he called upon to
approve a bill 10 br mt reduced in the
Isgislatur" providing for an amendment
to the state Constitution striking the
word male from that sect ION which
gives ci'i lsns tn" right 81 -ui rage Tho
,IIcstipn ~ supporting the woman sIf
Irag. haIaar IN be- held IN the Plaza Hotel,
New YORK. city. NEXT January. will also
come up. a. vi 10 also n" adyisahIlity Of
consolidating M" as~ootAi ion = Jap"r With
the WDusu y .IpHrpTI Of Ho@tpn
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TO SNAPSHOT THE FISH.
D''rr &" Operate n submErin" camera IN
Pr7Tt Harbor. Hawai-

HoNOirII'. oct u VIA san Francisco.
oct j. Moving prni'ir"- ar" 10 b" taken
II ~" suhinarin" IN" II Pearl HarbOr
Martin Lund. an expert diver nov a.
work there. vii op"rat" = new rnachin"
viph viii tax" phutpgraph. under th'.
r.a
~. marhin" viii i,, ..u,lpz"i 10 q con
,r.t" -h"Il wh,"h viii sink o. br g.ill
u.rmf fr" pa.-ig. ~ enough hight ~
tropical seas 10 raE" p.r'uf"- Lund
intends ~ TAX" phoJu- 300, rlly ~ tho
nrId"r h-u ru' ~ sharks attacking 'I-~lr
prey
"" will algo snapshot m" octopus.
zIuid and other peculiar forms ~ iropi-
cal sea life and uilI show how these Great
ures carry on their struggle for life.
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BOiT WTLIVN NE,RIi mr.
The Nddi,"u .. nuiI- ri puts Ini" NorroIk
Vim the ~toTs

NpIHTh - CO. f. ~" Nnl'mlr
air.hir Nr"~I't Ny 'l" rlrrun,.i marin
,.,aI"d '.'u.I.u with 'lc tour ma.t,-i
-,h.pr.r 'dIi..u : Ballard. Iapt saw
YER commanding ~ Hirr"rst Tpon tho
arrival II IN" Bslla-d Pore from RDstun
'h'. ~ urruig apt -aay"f told M. tory
4 tho encounter al rca.
lie said that at 30 clock Last satur-
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MARRIED..

HUHiTNDTR nAtIH On Tuesday. October
- 1910 carrie Hiu~r and Frank RuhIender
- James church. Nrs YoT. city
SANDS SHTIDON on Tuesday. October a.
~ - Vast 18th ~ b. the Rev leighton
PARIS. - - Gertrude daughter 81 NJ and
Mrs. Grofgr q Stoldon. 20 samuel Ste, ~.
sands
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DIED.

UNiDWIN s. Drr7' perd y, m August ~
isi" pr WHnHm IS baldwin
TAilIH N.ad'uI on T4s~Itf. OctobeT -.
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Taller. Loo the ~ scar ~ h.r age
IHuera. siIl BE- hsii 90 hrf Ilrr r,sI,ienee sr,s,
I'm IF IN PTidr. p,'pbrr e. At IOA A
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t5.pD hail to answer the charge q q
tempting 10 asSaszinate Prince Tsai hs1
Pong was repre- --nted by counsel ~
y - evident that though ne confessed =
scheme IN remove the Prince he
plead not guilty
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George FonR H-Id for ,,t,nip, To hin
Prince

SAN Francisco oct Is George Fong,
the young leader 81 IN" New ChIna rev
dictionary party. was held to-day under
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INDERTAKRRs.

TRANk o. CAnPBEII- 7aB-zAs ". 1aa =,
Chapsls. AmbulARce Service. lei. l5.t ChsIssa
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NOTICE.
CARPET CLEANSING

w. I. ". W. ~, formerly manager ~ the
American Pneumatic Garnet cIeaaIHg CO.
sUpsv n-sr~la'rd 9Th
THE THOS. J. STEWART CO.
hav'ng insial~ the cSmprts system - CImpreassf
AR Tor ~nfpe. cransing. tall ~ triephnns
BWay each 81. Nv Ph1ns 3a0B llPyant.
Erie 4 sch Sta, Jersey City.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-15

Joya de iDapreciahle valor i los
dispept;t os, es la maravillosa "Esto-
macslina Ulrici'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-15
FL OCAS0 DE- UN |OOLO
Un cuadro representando
la Virgen y ell Nino ha
sido arrancado de los
muros de la ielesia de
Grusino.
Sc ha descubierts que 81 cuadro
ante 81 cual varias genera.
clones Sc srrOdillarOn supli-
cantes era 81 retrato de Ia
querida y Ell hijO del despota
Arakcheyef,

Moscou, Abril LAS autorida-
des eclesiasticas rusas scababan de
hacer guitar de uno de los altares de
Ia Catedral de Grusino un cuadro
representative de la Virgen y el Nj
DO, el cual tiene historic sorprenden-
te. El origen de este cuadro era des
conocido hasta que una junta de
artistas 10 saco 4 flote. En- Grusino
vivio hace amos el conde Arakche-
yeff, despota insolente del reinado
de Alexandra l, y Ia junta en- sus in
vestigaciones ha sacado en- limpio
que el cuadro famoso, ante ell cual
sehan arrodillado suplicantes varias
generaciones, es el retrato de la que
Iida del despota, una celebre mum
dana llamada Nastasya Munkin, y
de gu hijo, el cud es de admirable
parecido 4 otro retrato de su padre.
FL conde parece hizo venir un ar
tista italiano para Ia pintura de ese
euadro que fu8 colocado en- la Cate
dral para darse el placer de yer de
rodllas ante su amante 4 todo un
pueblo creyente. FL despota murio
{ manos de sus sieryos q quienes
sofia maltretar inicuamente.
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Academia. defamation
.Ventajas que representa-
una institution de esta
indole en- Puerto Rico.
.Paede asegursrse que la isla
gsxaria tedo 81 ahe de espec-
ticuISs cultea J baratos, apar.
to dc los 'beaeicios que deja
4 las familiss pobres.

Tr1tase de Ia fundacion de, una
academia de defamation, canto y
m1sica que seria beneficiosa poi
las siguientes razones: ..1
lola educacion artfstica de ele.
mentos nativos y un medic de vida
para familias pobres. -.
2o.-De esas masas corales sur
gen parties principales como te-
! nores, sopranos etc. =
u 3o.-Tambien proporcionara faci-
lidades para OR en- Ia isla excelentes
compahfas de- opera, zarzuela, ope-
reta etc, dada Ia gran economic que
reportarian los sueldos de coristas
Y segundas parties que serian. del pals
economizandose tambieR mas de
5O% en- los pasajes; pues con ocho Q
diez parties principales que vengan
del extrangero podria formarse una
compa1fa completa.
4o.-Puede asegurarse que la isla
gozaria durante todo el ano de espec-
t6culos teatrales cultos y baratos del
teatro municipal. q
Sofa adquisicion de un archtvo
s,usioal que Sc iria enriqueciendo
peri6dicamente y el arezaO necesario
base indispensable para la realiza-
cion de la idea, material que no fall
ta en- ninguna ciudad de Ia importan
cia de San Juan.
6o.-Para comienzo de este proyec-
to Sc traerfa una excelente compa-
ifa de opera directamente de Milan.
Los recursos que Sc necesitan pa
ra este proyecto soa en- calidad
devolutiva y relativamente Or
tisimos pues Ell capital invertido
estaria garantizado con Ell archivo,
el atrezso y Ell decorado que Sc ad-
quieran, asf como los ingresos que
go obtengan durante la temporada
de Ia Compaifa de opera en- Puerto
Rico.
Es indispensable para que el pro-
. veto sea un hecho cuanto antes el
ooncurso de capitalistas y las facili-
!. dades del syuntamiento, en- 10 que
respecta al teatro.
La pericia demostrada por ell Sr.
America Marin en- su larga practica
artistic co-teatral, SUI actividad etc,
son una garantia para el buen exito
y de esperar es que San Juan presto
su, concurso q ID realizaci6n de este
proyecto.
Ell ST. Marin personalmente pro-
porcionar& todos los datos necesa-
rios que Sc le pidan.
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Noticia local
a los marines,

Puerto Rico, Paso virgen Y Paso
de Vieaues.
Abrl 9.-Se hace saber. que la
Campus Shoal Buoy, eolorads, de
In. elase tipo alto nun, marcada -
Grampus," anteriormente reporta-
da al gsrete, fue reemplazada en-
Abnl 9, 1910.
Tambien Sc hace saber, que Ia
Blake Shoal North Buoy, No 2, CO.
brada, de 81. clase nun, reportads
al garete en- Abril s, 1910, fue reem
plazada en- Abril 9, 1910.
Por orden de d Junta de Faros.
N. Joyce, Lieutenant, q. S. n.
Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd Dist, Servi-
e Of Porto Rico.
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De Ia oficina de sanidad

-Ha saido del Manicomio, a pc
tici6n de su Sra madre, la Sra Mer-
cedes E. de Saldaha.
Ell Sr. Alcalde Municipal de
Sabana- -Grande solicita impreso pa
ra Ia admission de pacientes en- el
Asilo de Ciegos.
-E Sr. Alealde Municipal de
Rio Piedras ha solicitado ell ingreso
de la aienada de aquella municipa-
lidad Alicia Marquee.
Ell Sr. Alcalde Municipal de
Guayama solicita impresos para pc
dir ingreso de ciegos en- ell Asilo de
Ponce.
-Vencida la icencia que disfruta
ba ha vuelto a tomar possession de su
cargo ell Sr. Felipe Gimenez emplea-
do del Manicomio,
Ell ST.. Alcalde Municipal de
Aguas Buenas, solicita ell ingreso
de la alienada Ana Guzman de Ace
vedo de aquella municipalidad.
EN- La actualidad Sc hallan es-
perando turno de ingreso en- ell Ma
nicomio, SS solicitudes de los diver
SOS pueblos de Ia Isla, estan do COM
I pletamente cubierto ell cupo de los
que Sc pueden admitir.
-Ha sido tai ell ingreso de aliena-
dos pudientes en- estos Iltimos me-
ses que Sc halla cubierto ell cupo de
los que Sc pueden admitir por tai
concepto en- ell Manicomio. Actual
mente aguardan turno para su lngre
so dos soicitudes de ahenados pu-
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In esta imprenta Sc yende papel de
reriod;eo, vifin Il squintal.