Dr. Crile, of Chicago, claims to be able to restore the dead to life by adrenlin injected directly into the tissues of heart, and it is proposed to test this upon the body of a criminal put to death in the electric chair. Dr. Mackechnie president of the Chicago Medical Society, before which Dr. Crile read a remarkable paper, expresses the belief that criminals who have been electrocuted could be brought back to life by using adrenalin, but he opposes experiments upon the boides of electrocuted criminals. Dr. Crile's method of resuscitation consists in the inject tion by hypodermic needle into the heart of extract of the adernal gland Rome, July 28.—The death id announced of Cardinal Nicolo Marini, at the age of 79. Mgr. Marini was created Cardinal 1916.—Reuter.
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