, 1875-12-04
THE REsURRECTIONls1S.
Identification of tho Body as
Tint OF Mrs. Adams,
DR.. Do Laakio Miller's Statement of the
Cause Of Her Death.
Mrs. Wilder Declares that Her Husband
Was Homo That Night.
Why He Did Not Face the Nuaio-EHeot
On His Brother.

va A1x Alutucls
Che Cemetery ofticials---What th'
Law Says. Y:
An Inquest on The bodies OF thu woman nnt
child found In the tarrcl llrocted To 1homa
arasu d Co., Iowa City, mas to hayo boen bel.
yesterday morning at tho County Hospital, !.
10 o'clock. Dofore that timo arrived. howeyor
tho brother-ln-law of tho Indy. Mr.. ". q
Meade living At No. 1869 indiana arounc, can't
10 tho MorEus aud idoutlaed the body as TINT ol
Mrs. Emma P. Adams, wife Of William lien.
AdArns, who Ia Junior partner In tho firm ol
Squire Brothors Il Co., shddtery hardware anr
leather dcslers, At No. 100 Lako atreet, ard whe
resides 1t No. 1s5 Vornon avenue
MRS. ADAMS
was about 81 yenrs Of agc Sho was marrod tc
Mr.. Adams in November, 1861 hor masden.name
having been Emma Jano pinnoy, Tho wedding
took place In Hartford, Conn.,, at her pnrents
home. After which S1r. Adams and his vile came
to Chicago. Two yeArs aftor their marriage 4
SOD waa born to thom, aud 1atey tho family re.
sided ht No. ABS Vernon avenue. Tuesdsy morn.
ing, tbs 18th Of November taa., Mrs. Atlams be-
chmo Ill. and, alter eleYen housa OF intense
suffering. died Of hemor7bnRo of tho utetna.
uer relations IN Hartford wete notified Of tho
sad ercnt wock ago Friday, and. her mother and
sister having arrived tho funora1 lo,k place,
and the body VAS placed iu vault In Grsccland
Cemetery. from which, on the Saturday follow
Ing, 1t Was removed TO tho grave, whence tt WAS
Eesursected by tlo body s-snstehers.
Mr. Mead informed Deputy Coroner McDirr
that he had identified tho body, and Ills ilout,i1.
cation waR further eubstAntiated by Dr. Do
Laaltio Miller, tho family physician. who mado
N1 fo1E .kn$n $N
Dn. MILLERe STATEMENT.
1.-Two at 02G Wabash avcnto. and vaa called
on the lGth Of November (seforring to I note
book nuch a. PHYSICIANS uso to record tl,cso
matters). very eary In tho morning, by Mr.
Adams. who said bis wife had been taken and
denly i'll about the middle OF tho night, thst Dr.
1uGkes had been called In, and was with ber
then then, l. l. vent to no houss immeaatc'y, and
lonnd tho cauBs OF tho danger TO bo from hem
orrhtEe, which. however, hsd ceased at tia tinc
Tho pastont was directed 10 remain quiet in q
horizontal position on tho back. Tho arrangement
was that Dr. Tucker should keen watch of Tho
caso. and uas to bo Informed II tho hemo1sbago
returned. About IL o'clock that day rccc.vol
telegram ndyising ms that DR.. Tucker was With
tno Patieut. and asking ING to como immediately.
then went to the house and found the patient
sinking rapidly from hem orrbugo. Tho only
nope nf saving her was the prompt delivery Of
tho child, which Was effected without GolaT, anl
the harnorrhage ceased. But tho pa.ieu. was
too much exhausted 10 rally, although restara-
lives wero administered fbata1Iy, and sho died IL,
ABOUT haH az honr. HemorrhhEe was the cause
OF DEATH and tho hemorrhRGo sns o9casonea by
the aflerbitth growing over tho mouth Of tic
Eomb.
R.-Hov old was the child?
Pr. M.-About or s mohtlls
1.-Do you knoV the perEop
~ A.E1es; !! was inc Regular family ply
Was 80 far awny. |
R.-Was It sti-born child?
n .slta. MMnas, the ehlia vas dead bsIorc the
eaoe oe, fern a H., .eal, Affected the child
Ispnty Coroner Mcd!rf: on learning that tho |
BODY bad oenn identified bY hlr. Mead and Dr.,
Miller, decided that ~ inquest was totally uu-
necessary, hnd tho body vas allowed 70 be ro-
moved for ita second iatosment.
30 ehas one branch Of this aIckening case. II |
would asem probable that the utmost caution !!
a1a ~a,i 90 eferteu to secure tho remans In their
~bo thsf 3 sgs ssssg ao4f m s sssss o;sss
night azo under the power Of the law there NAV
be, aaa doubtless arc. oibcsa In this city who
scw psltsy dollafs.
TN. WILDER.
a TRIBUNE 1eporter yuskerd&r aHain visited |
q sho Offices q Dr. +. P. .. Wilder, cornor Of
u"eosysecona ~ a. street and Indiana ascnuc. but
~ to tho absent physicians vhere-
abouss, and II ia not at ull likoly
that under existing circumstances, ho viii be
cpt 10 ,ufa Ith up 10 this vicinity anl bear dsntA
r. .: Wilder uas wont to take his meals at tic
fosidenco Of hlt mother, No. 1t1 Lake avenue.
was married In Juns last aud, like many other
yo3ng men, has been rather unfortunate alpce |
putting On tbs matrimonial harusas.
About tHo yours ago ha bad Quite
srcoRssruL pRAc7icE.
IN the nefRheorhood In which lie resided, And
where no had bis Office ut the time 10 10 suddeu-
" left. Ho movod 10 south CLicaoo whe+a II,
managed TO pick mp ilYipg, but bis wife DO.
coming dissatisfied Wltl tho Locality. the Doctor
returned to bis old iled. but found not tho nat
Ionaae q 70 erlently desired. His vito and
brother. Dr.. F. NJ. Wilder wele founl m the
deserted office ysatesdaY. It III hardly neoesaary
70 Way thet u. +. IL. Wilder fcela
THE DISGRACE
fallen uron hs brother koeuly. This gep.lor,an