Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1902 — Page 9

BAFFIEB Dl LOREriZ

fcfcMDUS SURGEON ENCOUNTERS

WORST CASE IN

BALTIMORE...

(jpERATION UNSATISFACTORY

Tugged and Strained at the Hip of a Five Year Old Girl, But Said Coryditions Were Unfavorable.

BAl/TIMORS, Md., Dec. 9—Dr. Adolpih Lorenz, t.h« Austrian aurgical expert, during his? clinic ut Johns Hopkins hospital yesterday, operated upon the worst caee he ha3 encountered, in this country, according to.his own statement.

The delicate little patient was May Lehman, aged

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years Jlighter of a

policeman. Congenital hip dislocation was the trouble. The operation wits not satisfactory. Although the famous surgeon, it could be seen was exerting his greatest strength and skill, the ease was A*yery hard proposition for him. Many lra^liirg physicians and a large number of''women, mostly students in nursing, Sirenihiessly watched the operation.

After pulling and straining at the muscles of the right leg of the little patient with all his great strength, ami until it seemed as though the hip would snap every moment Dr. Lorenz said: i'/We will use the femur as a probe ancl ascertain the condition of the socket."

A sort of rotary motion was resorted to persistently. Dr. Lorenz shook his head, and said: "Conditions are very unfavorable. Instead of a well formed socket, there are .'several rings, like the step of. a stair."

The puny frame was laid on a cruelbooking block. After, stretching the muscles. Dr. Lorenz brought the limb down wards its. old position. "ty is a bad case," lie said, "the worst fiave encountered in this country."

The block fulcrum was brought in play and the combined strength of the two big surgeons (Dr. Mueller, assistant, jfimd Dr. Lorenz) was used to work the .head o.f the femur farther into the hip •socket. To the laymen it seemed like the horrible torture of the rack, although, of course, the child could not feci it. The poor little pulsating body Was turned this wuy and that and alth'^gh the manipulation was careful, one- "vvondered how the vitality of so -tender a child could resist such awful fetmiu. ,, Tho operation lasted three-quarters of an heur. Dr. Lorenz said that while it was a bad case some good miarht re-f-:.i!t. After operating more successfully mi another child, he declined a third declaring lie was exhausted after 3iis great effort. He then started for

Philadelphia.

Salvation Army Appeal.

Tho Solvation Army again appeals to I tiu klr.d- friends and citizens cf Terre pj-laute to. hs!y to give a free dinner on

Christmas day to about 539 b£- the- d&erying'. poor. The- army will bs glad to receive donations of every kind—clothing, cf.ndy and toys, also cash. Can becailvcV ij or sent. Address 02 South Fourth ••"I'M, corner of Wabash avenue. Ad-

Enana Westbrook, officer in charge. shall, have a Christmas tree for the children

Building Permits.

J, Finkelstein, to move frame iron-cov-ered building'from outside city limits to lot 228, original town, to cost ?2/X.

Arthur Gilbert, frame coal office, 12x20, .1205 Crgiwfor.1 street, to cost 5100. J. Finkelstein. frame frotveoverprl shed,

First and "Wabash avenue to cost 'NW..'

:T ~1S IMPORf A/^"7"

To Knew What You Are Ta-kir.g When

Using Catarrh Medicines. Catarrh is the short route to consumption, and tho importance of early and ^judicious 'treatment of catarrh, whether |.loeat'?d in the' head, throat or bronchial '.tubes, cajniot b,e, too strongly empliacizccV.

The list of catarrh cures is as long as the moral law and the forms in which -they are administered, numerous and confusing, from sprays, inhalers, washes, ointments, and salves to powders, liquids and tablets.

The tablet form is undoubtedly the toost convenient and most eft'eeUve but With nearly all advertised catarrh remedies it is almost entirely a matter of puess work as to what you are taking into your system, as tho proprietors, while making all sorts of claims as to what their medicines will do. always keep it o. close secret as to what they are., •_... •''.

The success and popularity of (he new catarrh cure. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, is largely because it not only cures catarrh but because catarrh sufferers who used these tablets know what they •?re takiiyr into their systems. Stuart's •ytarrh Tablets bein.o- composed of Red mm, Blood Root and similar valuable ind antiseptic incredients. aiid are pleasInt to the taste and being dissolved in "he mouth they take immediate effect ipon the mucous lining of the throat, msfil passages and whole respiratory raet.

The cures that, Stuart's Catarrh Tabeta have accomplished in old chronic ases of catarrh are little short of ren:»kable and the advantage of knowing 'hot you are putting into your stomach 5 of paramount importance when it is ememberrd that, the cocaine or roorliine habit has been frequently contractas the result of using secret catarrh cmedies.

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets meet with "rdial approval from physicians, because ie.ir antiseptic character render them erfcctly safe for the general public to I so and their composition makes them common sense cure for all forms of tarrhal troubles. ^1 druggists sell thfeW at'^50 cents" f&r 11 sized packages.

Some People Can't Eat Bread.

Bread is reputed to be the "staff of life." Yt) there are some people who never eat bread.

We allude to this because o? curious parallel £act in medicine. We recommend Vinol and sell it on a guarantee of money back if it does not benefit the user. We don't expect Vinol to help everybody. Yet, strange to say, out of every one hundred bottles sold, less than two per cent, proved unsatisfactory. In other words, ninetyeight out of every hundred found Vinol of vauie—many of them grer alue.

We want to say that if you are run-down, wx?ak, too thin, ailing, with bad stomach, poor appetite, cough, nervousness, that we think Vinol will help you. BAUR'S PHARMACY

Mail Orders Supplied, $1 psr Bottle, Express Paid,

PARIS, ILL., NEWS.

Mrs. Cyrus O'Betz has been quite sick for several d«ys past. The King's sons and daughters of the M. E. church realized about $ I (JO from the bazaar conducted in Armory hall on Friday and Saturday of last week.

There has been little change in the broom corn market in the last few weeks, the prices ranging from about $70 to $85. The market is not considered very active.

An extra session the city council was Isold on ?JOIK!-M-of

evening to consider

a number of matters which were carried over from the regular December session laat Monday.

County court convened on Monday and /.after a brief, .session adjourned until January 12th in order that the business might not conflict with that of the circuit court which is not in session.

Edward Wright and Miss Ora VViikm both residents of Vermillion, eloped last week and were married at Mattoon. tT is said that the groom's parents objected to the match,, this being the reason for the elopment.

The new M. E. church will be used for the first time on Thursday of this week the Ladies Aid society will meet in the basement. Sunday school and church scrvice will also probably be held in the ba.semcnt next Sunday.

The Mission service, which has been' conducted at St. Mary's church by Rev. Prs. O'Connor and Mulconry, two Jesuit missionaries, for a week past, closed on Sunday evening and during the present week services will be conducted at St. Aloysius church in Hunter township nortliea&t of the city.

Mrs. Margaret Swan, a resident of East Washington street, received a letter one day last week in which the writer threatened to blow up the residence with dynamite. Some time ago the residence was bombarded- with bricks and it is thought the same person was the instigator in each case. The last matter has been referred to the postal authorities and a secret service officer will probably be detailed on the case.

Miss Cora Grimm, nineteen-year-old orphan eirl of Oakland, who made her borne with Mr. and Mrs. John G-. Crawford met a horrible death on Monday. While passing an open grate her clothing caught fire and before she was aware of the fact the flames were leaping up about her head. Before help was attracted by h?r cries every bit of clothing except her shoes were burned from her body and she died within a few minutes.

The fire department was called out on Sunday morning by the burning out of a flue on Springfield street, the damage being slight.

The criminal case in which Ellis Weant is charged with criminally assaulting Mrs. Pearl Albin is being tried before a jury in the circuit court and a yefdict will probably be returned, today. The Edgar township blackmailing cases in which a number of prominent Edgar county citizens are named as defendants will be tried this week. The civil suits were settled out of court, the defendants paying to Wm. Whitted, the amount which he claimed they had defrauded him out of. TliiB fact will be used as evidence in the criminal proceedings and things look pretty blue for the defense.

uY ,' _____ LP3PI Fr8e Methodist Revival. At the Free Methodist church last evening a meeting for prayer took place before the regular services. A very devout service was held So rapt did many become in their devotion that they were seen with hands extended to heaven ahd tears streaming down their faces In their worship.

Co^lJ3od$ at. l£(lgar Dice's,

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HOLDER

DECISION OS SUPREME ''COURT IN INSURANCE CASE.

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SUICIDE FMJL£D NO DEFENSE

Unless It Is Shown Intent Primarily Was to Defraud the, Company, Policy Stands.

State# Supreme court today sustained the Validity of the at, \ite of Missouri jwiiich provides that in all suits upon life insurance policies it shall be no defense that th^ insured committed s'-y-cide, except it can be shown that the insured contemplated suicide r.nd secured the policy for the purpose of'defrauding the company. The decision Was rendered in the ase of Rosa B. Jar in a n_ of St. Louis aga'imst the Knights Teniplar and Masons' life indemnity company of Chicago.

The husband of Mrs. Jarman .committed suicide in St. Louis several years, ago. Mrs. Jarman brought suit agjwnst the insurance company, in which hor husband hrhl a policy whk-h /-Tv.-idrd Hint the insurance should be vbi /in enso the holder of the p'oli^ yrbnunitted suicide. Judgment, for the i./intifi' was rendered in the Missouri court,, and an appeal taken to th.e circuit "court of arftienls o? the 8th cireuil at. SI. Louis. The rlrr-is-ion of the state court* was affirmed by that, court, and tl-» insurance company took appeal to the Supremo court.

While the Sunrejve court bus rendered a. number of deeWom upon the suicide clause jr, ]}{, ijjsur'nce policies, invariably hold'nf fh?t the clause is not a bar to the co!!ecion of irsii- meo. th^ company presented a new feature of the case claiming that the laws of Missouri made an exception in favor of assessment companies. The Supreme court held llvrt the original statute of Missouri was va-Jid and th: Mic insertion of tlie suicide clause did not affect the rirrhts of the beneficiaries of ha.policy. Tiiq policy in the case was for $.1,000. The decision of the lower court, was aflirmcd with coats.

OVER A HIGH FENCE

Neighbors on North Fourteenth Street Are Having Trouble—Poly Students Help Out.

More trouble seems to. be brewing for the Fieillys and Bundys, two families living siile by side on North Fourteenth street, near Chase. Some time ago Bundy hui!t a new house, anc! in order to separate his buck yard from that of Mrs. Reilly, built a high fence. She retaliated by building another high fence in lbs front yard. A law suit followed, but the fences are still standing.

One night last week someone, said to be students of the Rose Polytechnic .institute, decided to decorate the front fence. Armed with paint and brnqth,yth}V put "Love your neighbor" on the, Bundy side of 'the bnricade and "We drtirU^erre Haute bficr" on Mrs. Reilly's side. Qn.. the sidewalk was "Mrs. Reillv, she is so wily, "04." "When Mrs. Reilly saw thsigns

accused "Dundy of doing the

work, Rit he was out of the city. On account 'of the "0J" being on the sidewalk the trick v.'3a then laid on the Poly boys. Mrs. Reillv has painted the sij^n off the sidpwalk and her side of the fence, but on Bundy's side "Love your neighbor" still stands.

C'ME RABBIT COST $126

Game Warden at Marion Prosecutes Three Men for Hunting on the Sabbath pay.

One of the most rigid cases of enforcing the state gams law has come to light at Marion. Three young men were found hunting on Sunday by Game Warden Hamilton and a deputy. When cap.turcd they had but one small rabbit, although they had treed three O'possums. When arraigned before a justice they were .lined $J0 and costs each. The total fine for each man was $-'2, making the one rabbit cost them S12C. After being released they returned and got the o'possums.^

Directors' Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the board of directors at the Y. M. C. A., which wus to have been held at the institution this evening, has been postponed until 6 o'clock Wednesday evening. The meeting was postponed because of one or two members of the board being out of the city. Several important matters will come before this meeting, among which will be. the report of the committee having in charare thf arrangements for the formal opening of the building.

THE DAILY TRIBUNE TERRE HAUTE, IND- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1902'

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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Nev _er Suspeet It.g| gjg§

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It used to be considered that only urinary

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—The United 'bladder troubles were, to be traced to the kid-

neys, biit now modern Science proves that nearly all diseases have their beginning in the disoidcr of these most important organu

The kidneys filter and purify the'blood—ths.t is their work. Therefore, when youW/dneys are weak or out of ordar, you can understand how quickly your entire body is affected, and how every organ aepins to fail to do its duty.

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Weak and unhealthy kidneys ate responsible for many- kinds of diseases, and if permitted to continue much ....suffering with fatal results are sure to follow. Ki-'iney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, sleepless and irritable. Makes you pass water often during •the day and obliges j'ou to get. up many times during the- night. Unhealthy kidneys cause rheUm.'iHsm. grave!, cifa.nii of the bladder, pain or duH ache in the bark, joints and muscles makes your bead ache and back ache, causes 'indigestion, stomach and liver trouble, you get a. sal.'ow. yellow enuipb'xion. makes you feel as (bough you had heart trouble: you may have plenty of ambition, but no strength: gel weak and waste away.

The cure for fhe='1 troubles is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the world-famous kidney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root vou nllnrd natural help to Nature, for Swr nip-Root i« the mo^t perfect 'healer- and gentle aid to I lie kidneys that is known Io medical science.

If there is any doubt in your mind as (o your 'ondilion. take from your urine on rising about four ounces, place it in a glass or bottle and let if '••tand twenty-four hours. If or. examination it is milky or cloudy, if there, is a bvick-dut ^et-fling. or if small particles float, about in it, your kidneys arc in need of immediate at tention. -.v

S.wamp-IJoof is pleasant, to take and if used in (he leading -hospitals, recommended by physicians in thfir private practice, and is taken by doctors themselves who have.kidney ailments. 'because they recognize in it- the greatest and most successful remedy for kidney, liver and bladder troubles.

If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root

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The Week's Bill.

GRACR HAYWARD COMPANY. Tuesday—"The Chalty Ball."' Wednesday—"Graustark." Thursday—"Woman With a Past." v*. Fridaj—"Demise." Saturday Matinee—"The Two Orphans." Saturday Nisht—"Reaping the Whirl-11 wind."

Miss Alice Fischer, who comes to the Grand on December 15 and 16, unde'r the direction of Mr. lienry B. Harris, has been voted by New York theater-goer^ the "merriest of mirtli-mak^rs," because of the liveliness and spontaneity with which she invests the title role in the "Mrs.Grace Livingston Furniss comedy of "Mrs. Jack." which, because of its crisp, crackling dialogue, clever character sketches and clever interpreting cast, has recently concluded a run of 100 night? in that city divided between Wallack's and the Victoria theaters. "Mrs. Jack" is a capital entertainment enlivened with fun of a novel sort arising from the manner in which Mrs. Jack, a generous, whole-souled, breezy Western widow accomplishes the self-imposed task of carrying out the benefactions begun by her late husband during his riotous career These live legacies assume the form of an ex-pugilist, a barn-storming tragedian, nnd his companions and a humble relation, Mr. Jack's little Irish aunt, a quaint little figure who contributes many tenderly humorous touches to the play. Seat sale for Monday opens Thursday at 1:30 p. m. for Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. Friday.

Undermine Your Health.

Mull's Grape Tonic Cures Constipation, When the sewer of ft city becomes stopped up, the refuse backs into the streets where it decays and rots, spreading diseasecreating germs throughout the entire city, if!'Mi'

An epidemic of sickness follows. It is the P4 same way when the bowels fail to work, undigested food hacks into the system and thej it rots aud rieoays. Prom this festering mass the blood saps up all the disease germs, and at every heart Beat carries them to every tissue,jtistas the Water works of a city forces impure water into every house. The only way to cure a condition like this is to Ctire the constipation. Pills and the ordinary cath&xtics^Will do ^o godd.

MULL'S GKfiPE T0SBS8

is a crushed fruit fonto'laxatiyo

which permanently cures the affliction. The tonic properties contained in the grape go into every afflicted tissue and creates

strength and health, it will quickly restore lost flesh aaa make rich, red blood. As

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laxative its action is immediate and posi

MulfVGrape Tonic is guaranteed or money back.

Send 10c. to Lightning Medlcino Co., Roclt Island, 11),( for UtfgO sample bofctio. All druggists

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Winter Tourists' Rates to the west, southwest gnd northwest. On sale until April 30, 1003.

One way second class colonict rates to points ir. the west and southwest. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month.

Special Homeseeker's excursion on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to the west, northwest and southwest.

Special rates for Christmas and New Years H'olidays to any point on this line and to any point on connecting lines south cf Chicago Heights in the Central Passenger association territory at rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale December 24, 25 and 3'1, 1902, and January 1, 1903 Good for return until January 2, 1903. Speecisl limit on tickets for teachers and students returning home for the Holidays.

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