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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
MADE BIG HIT
Efhe, The Mental Telepsthist. PIeases
Big Audience at Court Theatre
Last Nlaht-Fere All Week.

Mile. Fife. the famous mental tele.
pathist. entertained and amused and
astounded a fair sized crowd al the
Court Theatre last night. with her
marvellous feats: Fife can tell Won OF
the past, present and future. She
possesses the faculty OF looking into
the future. She will read YOUR
thoughts, give answers to your secret
hopes, answer heart questions tell
you where 10 look for lost articles
tells your name. your business. what
lodges you are members OF. and good
advice in regard to love affairs
There Is no doubt that Mile. Effie's
work while In Wheeling will prove a
revelation to those familiar With the
sciences In which she Is so proficient
Dr. Carl BreOn. the illusianlst and
hypnotist, presented a delightful per
formance OF spectacular iIlusians and
a series OF hypnotic tests that seemed
almost super-human. The antics he
compelled many OF his subpecfs 10
perform while under his domination
were laughable In the extreme.
Nile. Fife and DR.. Breon are en-.
Titled 10 all the consideration and
good attendance that their extraordin.
AIRY demonstrations have warranted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
LARGE PARTY OF RAILROAD
OFFICIALS COMING TO CITY
PROMINENT 3. q o. MEN WILL Ar
Rive THURSDAY. ON
Making Tour % inspection % Com
psnys Hoioioas In This District
Eighty In Parry.

Thursday forenoon will see the larg.
sst party OF high railroad officials 10
arrive In Wheeling IN the history Of
this city. when a special train OF sew.
eral cars Will pull into Wheeling from
baltimore with 50 officials OF the Bal
iimore 4 Ohio Railroad aboard. who
viii take luncheon al the Hotel Wind.
sor.
II r. reported that the party will be
headed by the highest officials Of the
road who will make a thorough in.
spectlon OF the company's holdings IN
this section. IL IL further said that
the inspection In preparatory to the
company making some OF the largest
improvements IN the history OF the
road In this part OF the State. Incl
dentally the freight officials will look.
into the company's handling the large
volume OF coal that will come from
Eastern Ohio within the next few
months, as the strike has been settled
and the thousands of miners will soon
return TO work.
Il IL likely that the party will re-
main In this section for at least 20
hours. going to Pittsburgh from here.
where they will make further inspec-
ton tours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
All Germs Ordered
TO Beat it!-Git!
Searching Influence of
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The Introduction of g s. ta a. once
command 20 blood Impurities 90 find
way out
And what are blood imrurffira7 They
may be the hyperre~rotf0rH found BOO fr.
mucous Innings o. tho body. the. m.s
be acid accumula lions known aa rha.-
maNsm. they may be boiis. pimrIes. -.-
Eefna. acne ana stubborn. iud0Irut rHHfs.
But sramIned closely. they are all
germs that have gotten tho uruer hand
nni % requires the flushing Iunuer.a %
p s. 81 % drive them ont And oHf f.sr
81 when r 3. g begins % circulate Ir
me blood. 10 only requires i've minutes
20 beGIn this influence. Tor no fr a face
That IN this limited time g. may DO
traced IN The urine. Iu fhe uorarIraffpr.
IN the efi0rerrure from Che 1rr~H f4
show that it i7 at work Germs. mind
YOU are n various Kinds. buf af1 Hra
foreign 90 health and 81 e. 81 Ia no ra-
apecter o. destructive germs. ff drives
them al out ~ whafroever name they
% by. Just ret a bottle % 81 81 or
hny druFrlst and soon you viii observe
decided change And NJ yours Ia a
stubborn case. write to The Medical Af-
wiser, care u The swift Specific Co. 100
Swift pldv. Atlaufa. Ca. fTr faa regular
physician. proud ~ bic nome ~ virtue Of
DIE diatinruished family and ia reror-
r.fri aH foremost physician on Die
own mcrIL
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BACK TO MINES
FOR THOUSANDS
HuNpREDs RESUMED WORK YES.
TtRoAY AFTER FOURTEEN
MONTHS IOLENESS.
More Than Hslf Of the Eastern Ohio
Miners VIII Be Busy BY tire
End OF This Week.

Fully one thousand miners in East
ern Ohio returned 90 work yesterday
morning after an idleness of over four
teen months during which time the
strike was I'm progress. The whistles
81 the mines that echoed through the
Eastern Ohio district yesterday morn
ing gave evidence OF busy scenes
which will be enacted In the next few
weeks
Several Of the mines started loading
coal yesterday morning. while the
cleaning up process In still in pro-
sress at several OF the mines. II was
given out at the meeting OF the Pitts
burgh Vein Operators meeting yester-
day morning. that over half OF the
striking miners would be back 10
work before the end OF the week
Work IL also being rushed on the
building OF the tipples for the new
run -of-mine system but the operators
have sixty days in which TO complete
the work. Business men In the dis
trict are much elated over the start
ing OF the mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
CASE DISMISSED
Charge Against Kirkwood Woman
Dropped by Justice Wickham-
Interesting Hearing Last Night.

IL has been a lons time since there
were as many witnesses examined be
fore a local justice Of the peace As
there were last night in Squire Wick
hams court when the case Of Mrs.
Nellie Goodwin OF the South Side. had
ner motherinlaw. Mrs. !. w. Good
win OF Kirkwood. Ohio brought be
fore the court on charge OF having
threatened TO do her bodily harm.
There were a half dozen Witnesses
Principally women. on either side to
testify, several OF whom were char
acter witnesses for the defense. II
was brought out az the hearing that
the senior Mrs. Goodwin had declared
over the telephone 20 her daughter in
law that II she left her infant child
on her doorstep that she would do her
bodily injury. n vas shown that this
alleged threat was the only one made
directly 10 the plaintiff and thai it
was made over telephone from Ohio
20 the junior Mrs Goodwin while sbe
was ~ the other end OF the line ON tho
south Side this city it was tcsfi-
red a. the hearing that the daughter.
in-law's husband had not been heard
from for some time and that she was
o. enter divorce proceedings against
him
As the alleged threat was made over
n telephone and in another state. Jus
uco Wickh1m discharged the defen.
dant She bowed by her character
witnesses That she had never been an.
volyed in any trouble before
Attorney Fred o.. Maurv represented
The daughterin law. while Attorney
William 8. Duggan appeared for me
defendant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
HEROES IN THE TRENCHES.

PARIS. May 17.-These men in the
trenches must keep inCessant vigil
ance against sudden attacks by the
enemy. The men who serve the atril-
lery FIRE DAY and night oftentimes at
an enemy that Is never seen.
Medical science will save more lives
this year than the war will take. no
matter how terrifically murderous
that war may be Then. too. the food
supply is very carefully looked after
by the commisarist. The food supply
of the soldiers must be wholesome.
Living in the open air. the men are
able 10 digest bareback with great
relish Napoleon said. An army
nghts In its stomach a man with n
weak stomach is pretty sure 90 be- n
poor ightor. 10 is dinicult-almost
impOssiblc-for anyone. man or wo-
man. 10 digestion is poor. 20 succeed
iu business or aocially-or 20 enjoy
lie In tablet or liquid form Dr
plerco'a Golden Medical Discovery
helps weak atomachs TO strong.
healthy action helps them 10 digest
iHo food that makes the good rich.
rcd blood which nourishcs the entire
body
This vegetable remedy 10 great
extent. puts the liver into activity
bills the machinery Of the human sys-
tom 20 that those who spend their
working hours az tho desk. behind tho
counter. OF in the home are rejuven.
ated Into vigorous ehalth
% has brought relief % many thou.
sands every year FOR nearly hfty years
% can relieve you and doubtless 70.
store your former health and strength
a. least you owe 20 20 yourself 10 rive
~ a trial Sold by medicine dealers or
send so cents for a box % tablefs-Dr
Pierce's lnvalids Hotel and SURGICAL
Institute. Buffalo. N "
You can have Dr. Piefce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser o. ffOs PAGES
I ncloth binding. fully Illustrated with
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Read al about yourself. your sys.
TEN. the physiology ~ life. seV prob.
hygiene exercise. diseasr and its pre-
Esntion. simple home cures. etc.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
VOTING PLACES
ARE SELECTED
~ COUNCIL COMMITTEE FOR
GENERAL CITY ELECTION.
ssIiots Cast on Filtration Bond Issue
csnvasseo, but No Changes
Found In Result

No changes were found In the cleo
ton returns for the Smith filtration
election when the offcial canvass was
made last night by the election com
mittee OF council. The returns given
out through the Auditors once, Sat
urday night. showing 2.475 votes for
ratification and 2.535 votes against
the issue, were affirmed.
In addition 10 this work. the com
mtttee passed upon several matters
relative to the regular city election
OF May "a. IL was decided to pay the
judges and clerks s. per day. each.
and to pay $40 rent for each election
precinct where the precinct could not
be placed IN city property.
Mr.. Charles w. Nolte will be given
the contract for hauling the election
booths. at 81 per booth. Notices an
nouncing the election and naming the
precincts were read and approved by
the committee. These notices have
been posted. or will be posted,
throughout the city.
They announce that a regular city
election will be held May %. between
the hours of a. m. and D. m, this
time being fixed by ordinance. The
purpose of the election is to name a
member of the Board OF Control for a
term of four years. and members OF
the First and Second branches OF
Council for the various wards OF the
city.
Furthermore. the election will de-
clare in favor of the amended charter
or the Greater Wheeling charter.
Members of the committee VIII file
their respective judges and clerks with
the clerk OF the committee to-day.
these names to 20 TO council tonight
with the report of the meeting, for
confirmation.
Precincts Selected.
The following precincts have been
decided upon. although they are sub
Ject TO change:
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that viii be on a par with those OF
othcr cities the size Of Wheeling.

that viii be on a par with those OF
othcr cities the size OF Wheeling.
BOTH ARE PTHED-Chsrlcs HOoser
"i'u nls vie, Mary HOOser. who were
before Justice K W. RAIDER In IT, caI,,,
~ - yall esterday. HoOser was fined 81
S wss Costs S}ys f9r profanity. while his WI,
MIS-. Barnes. Both fines were paid.
MUST STAY AwAY-After promis-
tuk that De will stay away from hfa
rested saturday by Constsbis JSskins
on charge ~ drunkeuuc-s and abusing
fror, re ald cnillren. Vas discharged
", ". hader, who gave him hearing In
DIR. NoLAIH MovEs-work was be-
dence Of d. w ~ Wcf.,in al Tveiftb
and Eoh streets for flats. In Mcf.aiu
i 9is IeIn2ved nis ofi.. 20 the eleventh
moor OF the ScumuluaDh building
ORDINANCE cohrMIrrEE-The Orr
finance COMMITTEE called for the pur-
pose OF considering Che fuarquisc Or
dinance Of The Conservative Life insur-
rum. Ey reason 81 this the ordirane-
fiI probably not be- considered until
me election and qualification OF the new
DEMOCRATS MEET short meet
lux 81 the city oxccufive committee OF
ihe Democrats wac held last night iu
,ne i'.riHt'r building. Nothing of any
n
"' taken until next Friday evening
ID, RErUBLIcAEs MEET ToHIoHr 81
INf NNfHII can city executive rOrrf4tff.
.te WIZ Ws'f fnricnt Boo what might 10
f.-.I1. weekly session. just
N..I WI.i Nr taken uU fa 1 matter az
.'.. ... .. q. I.Hiy som. s.rrar.
.| I' mad" ne fn the election Of
.l ~ acted upon ly council
FEwIKYY MrETEa PosTPoEED-
rector. of tI. b. s. a XIV raIrr-,.
could r'f attend the Meeting
.I.r. |.rf.UHaE tho Meeting
i.rH uniI Thl-adsy MAY ri
POO" m''tinE. He ncfinn Will BE- f,te,
i'. proposition fo oIsfrIblfr the
HlE'AUrFT LAwH-osraea.r OTTO
VafE "I r0ar-treirg trr public
.f'. f1 conform with fIa
'.h .r fUe vII.. about ODE Hu|fF.
......I ".ll Do several flower beds
600 POI rH'II f'H rDrIH "Uhio county
.. STOLE BOOT BnER-rre home N
.'.f. fireman. residing Hf No
Ih m1rkr- street. uae entered corn.
.r r.a.f ,..- .Iehl end -errral hoitiss
f..t overlooked a wru 7iled pocket.
cEhsaEs wrTupRAwH-rba es.,
~ AGAINST william re- Uabfr
1.n Two warrrrts were issued IN
w I| Justice lee D. Tlfha .r
irt n Mra HahIF rharr.rr Sc
.. "Ltl unu-ruport and threaten
1o lfr bodily harm was settled
' court resferday. and at the ~
i D. Nre HahiE her husband v.ss
I.' Ifoeerufed Ife raid the rHarree ~
.HinF and eertinr me warrarta
sMrTH's cREDIroRs MnEr-Trs
90 .iii"ff OF W. ". sIulth. of Holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
WOMAN TOURIST
MIS- Annie Bohrsr. with Son. Arrives
In CITY I'm big Touring Car,
Bound for California

Or Nm'nE tlc callers az the Board OF
Trade headuuarters yestrrGHy -. a..
Nnnl. hohrer. accompanied bf her vourr
~. Jesse Porter. ~ Washington. D. D..
the Panama Pacific EEu0aftf1n ~ san
Fl rHurleru. cal
Mrs. bohref called to inquire the best
route through ohio. Size rnrurfaH fTr
fuafe Iu good condition brtwsen fr.
capitol cts and here.
Iuua Tor this has been the first clone
woman tn rnsr through Wheeling fHIa
sprinf touring f1 tho Exposition Thee
nave g'en number ri PARTIES 10 r9
iNggNgh here during ODE pact Jew waeE s
with man no the wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
FIRE ON JAPANESE STEAMER
HAS BEEN ENTIN0UtgHF ID

TOXIC May rs. Ca. m.-A wireless
despatch received early this mornir-
says That fho IRE on board the steam.
~ ChlyO Maru which broke out Sun
day afternoon. has h,en evtinrulehod
TO was c0rgned 20 smar section OF
cotton caraO.
The first news 81 the Gre was 70.
ceivcd from the Pacific Mail steamer
MONGOLIA. which said that she had 70
ceived wireless call FOR hello from
the tIiyo Maru While hurrvinr f0
the assistance 81 tho ChiyO Naru tho
MONGOLIA received word thar tho a.
was out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
NEWS BRIEFS

CHRISTMAS TREE PLANs-Wbile
u may seem little early TO make ar
rangements for Christmas, neverthe-
less. Mayor Kirk has started plans to
have community Christmas tree on
the public square next Winter The
mayor has written officials OF other
towns for their ideas OF community
Christmas trees II Is the Intention
OF the mayor to make this affair one
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HARnIa nnErAsnp

Dave Harris wHH arr rf.f some DAYS
exc On warrant preferred hV bic moth
~. fulf HlUg him with FALLING fH r.nN H
board OIL ~ 500 tie was arrrfauef
nof1re squire Hafsr who sent him III
JAZZ Yesterday wuruinF The old mother
neFoi that her boy BE- released from faIl
She said fhaf che $50 NOT know nar
.hsrre against him would send nim Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18
ANNUAL C0NCLAVE
Local knights TempIsrs Attending
Meeting in Blueheld-
Opens Today.

Wheeling will be represented Al the
torty-ifth annual conclaye % the
Knights Templars that opens this
morning In Blueheld The local men
left last night at midnight over the
Baltimore d Ohio. travelling by WAY of
Columbus, where they viii connect
with the Norfolk and Western his
morning at $40 o'clock
Those who left we're. Messrs. lu.
Their ". Blayney. Verne Monroe. U.
william Stobbs. Fred Stroehmaun.
August Remke. j S. Butts. w w r.
win. John A. Zorn aud Carl SobansN
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klIIANNlNG. Pa. May 1.-THE
Eagle house one Of the oldest hotels
mere. was damaged $4,000 By FIRE ear.
l} today Eighteen guests escaped
urhurt I'm their nlEht clothes. huf lost
vearinE apparel and belongings The
store OF Thomas Norr. adjoining the
ho.rl waa dcwagod 81 600 n was tho
fourth hotel Gre bod Armstrong county
in three months
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Cove. bankrupt grocer. met in Referee J..
W. Cummins' office yesterday and re-
ccived a small dividend. The trustees
made final reports. and the case wes
closed
READY FOR FARM rRrP-Au ar
rangement have been about completed
Tor the auto trip 10 be made b. thu
members Of the Pan Handle Agricultural
1igb in-mb err on May 90. The party
VAL De under the supervision OF Agents
horace i. Atwood and Webster a. sill.
OF the local headquartcra. The trim Will
% made through OHIO and Brooke coun-
TIES Tor "a general inspection Of scIentfu-
farming and particularly 20 Inspect fh.
alfalts being cultivated in this pnrt 0f
the state.
ToUE TO PIrSBURGH PARTY COM
P.Nrh or i'r. and Mrs. ID. sherman smith
or Lancaster. Pa. Mr.. end Mrs Prank
~ AMIN. OF the Staum hotel. and Miss
Elizabeth v. Stamm.l left yesterday morn
ihf IN large touring auto for T,itt.-
tufEh for brief vlsit boz that section
br ana Mrs Smith have been the guests
days. ~"
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Bissel and National Carpet Sweep
ers ......S1.49, TO $3.50 each
Vacuum Sweepers .S6.9S each
Window Shades. .45c TO 75c each
Carpet Foot Stools. ... .49c each
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CARPETS MADE, LINED AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE

lnlaid Linoleum-
9Sc, S1.25, S1.5O square yard
American Linolem-
49c, soc, 75c square yard
Oilcloth- 25c. zoe. 3o~
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HEARTH RUGS GALORE

Tapestry, Brussels, Velvets, AK
minsters-new designs-solid col
or with or without border-and
a variety Of Floral and Oriental
designs.
27-inch 36-inch
sI.49 s2.I8 81 to IS
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'' Ln0 f'"f fHaf come ~ mo ff-
Ir.tHr of fI. b. S. a. K- r.Ifv.-,.
could uuf attend the me.fIrr
t.r directors yesterday tho meeting
'i..ri until Thlradav Nav ri
interest FL. being taken fr
.. '.''IiNE. Ha action Will Do taken
i'. proposition f1 distribute the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-18

sMrTHs CREDITORS EEEET-THa
r.ditDrH of vs.. vs.. smith. of Holiday ,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22

%bandaged heads or arms. One Pole
had the whole side of his jaw slashed
off by a saber stroke. but the wound
had healed and he stood among his
fellows with his narrow face tapering
down to an acute point. Two young
German Poles stepped forward and
Shove the Polish spirit underlying
German domination, by reciting the
evils OF German rule. They spoke
simply and earnestly, maintaining that
man rule han they did under Russia.
DO all your companions here share
this view" was asked of the Pollsh
boys.
Not all. but a large number of them
do was the reply.
One Of the important Polish
visited was ear ST. Ettiene. the heart
of the coal region of central France,
J where the Polish miners-recently
serving i'm the German ranks-are
bringing up the stores of anthracite
and bituminous coal. 1t is the chief
dependence of France, for fuel and in
dustrial energy. now that the northern
coal fields have changed hands. All
around the gaping mouths of the coal
pits, with the machinery for raising,
and long lines of dulmp cars carrying
off the coal on ~improvised sidetracks
to the main line.
Prisoners Are Paid.
~ IL wv vi tiS NuS "ASiA IAN ASAS
was made. and the Polish miners had
come to the surface and were now
crowding forward in hundreds to re-
ceive their a
What, are German prisoners paid?'
was asked.
Yes. and they make good wages.
about ! franc and GO centimes a day
(32 cents)," was the reply.
AS the Polish miners pressed up for
their money they We're paid by a
typical French accountant, with a big
safe and scws of tin honey cases be-
side him. The men had on their
mining clothes. blackened and stained,
but through the CRIME stood out the
fact that they were German soldiers
most of them wearing the red edged
caps and some using OLD uniforms for
the work A Polish sergeant called
out their unpronouncable names and
the men eagerly pocketed their earn
ings.
Occasionally some question is raised
about this payment of wages to Ger
man prisoners. But h answer Ii
given that it is under the convention
regulating such matters, and Franc
is scrupulous about meeting every OBJ.
legation of that nature, even though
such wages could be well employed "a
home.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-12-22
SOME UREAs.
Indicanur;a.

When protein putrefies in the intes-
tine it produces indol, skatol. and phe-
mol. When these are absorbed they
oxidize to form indoxyl and this is con-
proteins contain the amino acids nee
essary to produce indican and h u
bring about indicanuria. The foods
most prone to produce 1t are eggs,
milk and meats. When ~indicanuria is
the result OF the food eaten and not OF
p~athOlogic conditions it can be relieved
by a diet Of fruit and vegetables.
Among the diseases in which excess
sive indicanuria is present are hives
and asthma.
A~ikaptonuria.
In this condition the urine is normal
in color when first passed, but upon
standing it becomes dark brown. The
change in color begins at the surface
and extends downward. Alkaptonuria
is of interest for two reasons. The
urine In these cases., gives a reaction
which may be mistaken for that of
sugar in he test.
Sometimes alkaptOnuria is an in
herited condition. The eugenfc laws
are as follows: If two alkaptonuria
subjects marry, the probability is that
their children will be -alkaptonurics. OF
IL alkaptonuric families studied by
Garrod eight We're the children of first
cousins who We're alkaptOnurics. When
an alkaptonurie marries a person who
is not an alkaptonuric the probability
is that the children will not be alkap-
tonuricS.
Choiuria.
Choluria, or bile in the urine, is
present in jundice. The bile, absorbed
by the blood, is carried to h sweat
glands. These excrete bile, but in the
process the skin is stained. 1t is car
ried to the kidneys, by which rgans it
is excreted, giving to the urine q bile
color somewhere between brown.
black and greenish yellow. The foam
on bile aim urine is bile stained.
Urobilinuria.
h coloring matter of the blood is
broken down in the spleen or perhaps
the hemoglobin is stored in the liver
for further use. The iron free pigment
is carried by the liver, where it is
changed. and thrown into the intes-
tines. From the intestines 1t is alb
sorbed into the blood and carried to the
kidneys. where it is excreted as uro-
bilin. the coloring matter of the urine
If, as happens in rheumatisms and
fevers, the urine is very deeply colOred
the condition is known as urobilinurta
Ordinarily all that urobilinuria CALI
for in the way of treatment is plenty
Of drinking water.
Hematuria.
In hematuria there are blood cell.
in the urine. Hematuria, like bleeding
. in any other part Of the body, should bt
, Investigated. 1t may be a matter of nj
. consequence. On h other hand, i
: may be a matter of the gravest conse'
uuence and no case should be decided
. except upon a knowledge of all tn
> facts.
, Hemoeiobinuria.
3 In this condition blood coloring mat
: ter, but not blood cells, are present II
I the urine. 1t means that some of tn
blood in the blood vessels has broker
. down and the hemoglobin a bee,
washed out Of the cells. The kidney
t excerete the free coloring matter
Hemoglobinuria Is never a light matter
/, Chyluria.
In this condition there is chyle o
fat in thu urine. The urine is milk.
like other considerations. The condi
| finn is not of much imnorfance.