Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-12


me; xas there only few moments; Ars.
Aillard said nothing IN reference 10 her suf-
fering: she Was In bed when twas there the
first time; nothing was given her the first
time l Was there that day: was there again
after she died: It was after o'clock; saw
her the evening before she died; went there
at O'Clock and stayed until O'Clock Ia the
morning: sat up with her and took care OF
her: she yomited, had diarrhHa, was nery-
Gus, thirsty, ate nothing; respondent was
there; the vomiting came on suddenly after
the powder was given ner; II was gwen her
between 3 and 10 O'Clock; the vomiting came
on suddenly; il would come up with force,
then not so much: she Was very thirsty and
wanted TO drink almost constantly; the
diarrhea came on suddenly; she was IN
agony; there was quite quantity of
the discharge; she went TO stool three times;
about twenty minutes between each time;
the diarrhaa came on at III O'Clock; the
vomiting continued at intervals during the
evening; 1t ceased at III or Y; IL commenced
after the administration OF the powder; the
powder was gwen IN capsules; did not See the
powder; medicine ia liquid form was given
her; cannot remember how often IL was adj
ministered: ii was given in drops; think one
% four drops; IL was In a bottle; the thirst
continued all night; she was given cold water
every twenty minutes at least; she was more
comfortable latter part of the night; the
thirst went away; her symptoms had sub
sided; no diarrhBa latter part of the night;
the vomiting was not severe; think vomiting
followed the gi wing of water, though not SO
severe; left there at o'clock III the morn
ing; Millard came In about 4; he left me in
charge about 10 o'clock; noticed the color of
the excrement; il looked like dark blood:
the vomiting was light color; was there
prior TO this night; was there the second
week of her sickness; her sicknes com
lot g o. H.
morning at III and came back at / and
stayed until 5; this was the first day
that / went there; her sister came in;
other people were there; i was taking care
of Mrs. Millard at the request of her hus-
band; Mrs. Millard was very pale; the sur
face was cold; she complained of being in
pain; suffered from vomiting and diarrhea:
the vomit was light colored; it came up with
force; it occurred every ten or twenty min
utes: did not notice any difference In the
color that forenoon: the excrement was of a
lighter color; she did not show SO much
agony; she was very thirsty; gave her cold
water; gave her light colored powders pre-
pared In water; she seemed to be suffering
with heat yet she was cold; she wished to be
famed: in the afternoon she was better; did
not complain of anything only she wished to
be famed; IN the afternoon noticed her
thirst; she had occasional vomiting; she
could retain nothing on her stomach; don't
remember of giving her any medicine IN the
afternoon was there the next morning
about seven o'clock; she was much worse;
she was vomiting TO a great extent; the
vomiting was light colored and continued
quite long while; more or less through the
forenoon; could retain nothing upon her
stomach; she wBs pale; her countenance
looked white and as though she was
suffering; looked worse to me than / had
ever seen her; the surface of her
body was cool that day; in the afternoon she
was moved in another room; in the morning
she was in bedroom, and wished to be re-
moved from the stove; was taken into the
sitting room; she yomited in the afternoons
it was changed in color; was of greenish
color; she suffered from thirst; had a poor
spell; cannot describe what mean by poor
spell; cannot describe the agony saw then;
she complained of her head and cramping;
her limbs cramped up; cannot give anything
more definite than this: she lay in bed dur
ing this time; the left side seemed to cramp
more than the right; the arms also cramped
some; her head was drawn back; this spell
lasted ten minutes; she complained of pain
in her stomach; was there the next day
Here the Court adjourned until this morning
at O'Clock.