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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04
a DAY OF DISTRESS.
The Disaster Worse than First Reported
Summeryilie Deserted

The Disaster Worse than First Reported
Summeryilie Deserted.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 3.-A row of turkey
buzzards, the popular street scayeugers of
this section, sat upon house in the Central
Market in Meeting ST., near the business
part OF the city, watching the laggsrd
traders at sunrise this morning When
the scene gre active an hour later these
favored birds dropped OIL their perch aud
sfrolled with the BUYERS through the market.
Not more than one stall was occupied
The purchasers were few. A weary, nag
gard look oyerspread every face, telling of
the distress OF last night. As far as the eye
could reach in every direction there were
tents and blankets stretched. underneath
which the Inhabitants driven from their
homes through fear ~ a revlsitatIOn Of the
earthquake hal spent the night. Not many
eyes closed IA rest during the darkness.
The arr vas on the late trains retired at three
or four inhabitabie hotels with trembling or
sat no IN chairs on the sidewalks. ready 10
Hee from danger az the slightest warning.
Tonight Charleston fares better All day
there has been busy hum the populacc
working with "A vim % clear away enough
Of the RUNS to ascertain their true situation.
aud Vith The work some confidence has re-
turned. Tonight half of the people will be
housei Those who found their
bones siaunch enough 10 shelter
them safely are indoors Ii there was cause
for alarm through fear Yesterday. there vas
cause tor distress today. Investigation has
revea Ell the fsCt that the FIRST reports II
destruction were nos exaggerated. The
buildings of Charleston. taken as a mass
are wrecked Only ieN Of the new asd
modern brck and the most
substantial wooden ones are fit
or safe habiiatons Great fssures
/ and CRACKS mark al. the outer or inner walls
Scarcely sound p,ece Of plate glass can be
/ found n the city. Many oi them have holes
I in the center ss n penetrated oy musket
I balls. ln some portions of the city partiC-
u.arly about the battery where The most
damage Nas sustained. scarceIv a chimney
can hs fsuod Nearly All the brick houses
I here are covered wltn stleca and
and sre marked % resemble stone.
+ The WrenCbioE process ~ the earth
I qlakes paeled o3 tais slgccJ ald heaueI
ffnp on che sileealss spread .i owes the
\ shsfe trees snl carried ii through the AR fo
+ everv portion ~ enc eify ln some instances
/ Vho.e ro1fs Eere dumped nto TIRE streets.
+ lu PORTIONS ~ the cilF sl the rsil Vavs ere
/ A. fhis time h.neksti-a 1V roofs with st1oc1
srd rEimreys lhe most convincing
E proof. nf tae supernatural poFer of the
saacss can 10 seea a. tae marble works on
+ Meesine 81 near Brasi Frm granite
+ nlraa.a aerts ana nara.e tsrs some two f.e'
th< ard nlf f.rrn ffef hEh rfrf
hrrses F. rrsi1 anf ore - in strnas or .se
r-anrd Tie older avrck buildings rera CON
E s-rf-fe1t aI very loerar rlsferaI ~.
bricks we're 81 rsEa sHd small ss 81 mssf
ere s-aceo rarars h'Ehv ie~rsoe and
fhau ~ s 8eae ne~ aad espsr ais
.s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

Nrvtreo. Sept 1-Wm. D Fuller. sK-
Chairman of the Grsenhack state Central
Committee who hss been lying a. home
very dcS rnrs h'. return from he state
Convention. e gaining slowly Mr Full
srs sickness rss brought ou h7 ovsrTorx
snd the mental excitement which falls to
him in every rtmraz-. BE has been a
hard and earnest F0rser i1r bic party and
h.s own Interests have suffered thereby
N1r .haf he s. released From fhe Chairman
sh.a har hereafter devote bis time solely
ta BIS 'tr practice which is .srge and SiI.
rsressi sis feeiIrinr fte aawin8i .on tor
cnrrr s-faner % ere -fase Iard 0fIce
which ae f.3 noe sees and cannot acceVt.
AMI hewT rfh1~s- n favor of Hsu. A
r grishes 20 HoweL who would have
hear .he eho.ce N che convention nlf 60
fha Fn. .Ier -and.ifrv
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

Fred Mills is In Detroit
Col D b stockbrdge returned from
Nackinac Island YESTERDAY
Miss Josie Gushing has returned from 8
few weeks visit At Macatswa Park
Miss Florence Ionsbure. The guest az Mss
sosie Cushing. has returned o. al'rean.
Fred shaw is now teAf- IN the Mort ern
resorts o. pass away ne time during hi va
cation.
Miss LILA Saunders has returned from
spending the Summer A. Highland PAX
Grand Haven.
Mies Msrv DOYLE hss returned from
Adrian where she has been visiting q e
principal Miss Scott
AHni Jane Smith has gone 10 tho Eastern
resorts for visit She took her eraadsou.
Willie Richardson uiih her
Chsrlcs Ueike contractor 81 The Soldiers
Horne hpiding with Die wife and dalehisr
are af tbe -eg'hsvs an short fIsit
Mics Ees.eston. ~ Nishsssuks lnd.
has aeoeried position a. sfrofraphef
vfh ths Grand Rapids Chs.r Company
Mss NefHe Worfheg. ~ Haughtan. L +
came down from fetosker yesterday viii
some friends Itef returned 81 81 q cIa. l.
D. 81 Osborne oi fhe aEsnd Esf1. "a
tnus BsnS hs- gone ~ Iania roi la
ninety isvs iut .as' fe spend short rscs
fiou
Dr Whrorth anf fsrf'r. 81 Was
nrsar. st haFe rfiarref Borne after fw
rsess Say 81 the.f cottsze st Nsestas 30
E psrE
1snes H ffreh of Defralf Be- ~ re or
h.s a.a friends saaal f1wn 4Iu Ike fn.
~ers taa sileu in tte -FlE
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

H..uss. wm have Her harmed District
Rebuilt.

H.sting- ~ill have Her burned District
K-buill.
ESQ.,. .s.ss r. r.t ... .sssa.-tsss-
H,srsas. Mich. sept 3-lesterdav 3
sanrof ~orkmeu commenced removing the
rubbish preparatory 90 rebuilding the hotel
and opera house Work will be- pushed as
Gast as possible aud the buildings, which
are t0 be 1f brick. viii be- more substantial
and commodious than those destroyed by
th- i-s a short time ago The spau.dins
Manufacturing Company have offered 90 re-
build their factory providing the citizens
NiIl take certain amount ~ stock. Near
iY fhr required amouat has already been
taken ana the burnt district bids iair 90 be
AZ rebuilt before snow iiies
T Parker is erectinEa a building -tx1o
on Jefferson st. which vii De occupied t, a
wagon and blacksmith shop
NJ 0-good of dasilng- township, = toe
happy p1ss.ssor 0f COW that has given
birl tJ .our healthy calves within one
ysar Bogineal ancestors will please trot
ouf tle.r records
Ihe fh.rfy fourth annual iair % the Barry
County Agricultural Society sili be- held a.
Hastings sept. - g., Oet. inclusive
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

WAsWNsr9s Sept Professor fose'r
Director Of ihe Geological survey received
oy cable to-day request ium Secretary
foply of ihe British Association ior iae
Advancement of Science o. sue the chiel
facts oi the earthquake aud in reply sent
the records as reported to has office Dy oo-
servers. Professor Powell hss already re-
ceiyed about one hundred reports iram ou-
servers 90 various directions respecting the
earthQuake and several hundred Rafe are
expected Iurir suhsia uce is 10 be recorded
upon maps which. wnon completed. aye
expected 90 show with ar approach O. ats3-
late accuracy. tfe points ~ origin, cut
miaatlng aud greatest intensity aud the dl
rectl0n oi tie several earth movements Al
we'll as the boundary iue of tae earthquake
area
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04
SEVEN mEN eUaNEO TO DEATH
The Terrible Catastrophe which Befel a
Lot Of Railroad Men

WlLu,Wsrosr. Pa, sept 9 At midnight
lasi night shanty in which twenty rail-
road laborers were sleeping about I've miles
above souestown. caught fire from an over
heated stove and seven of tbe inmates were
burned to death The occupants ot the first
f1or who escAoei were so panic stricken
Shat they could do nothing 90 save their
companions. The bodies OF the burned men
we're taken to Sonest0wu. Tusir names are
rs set uuiearned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04
l. IL To be FiIed or Len Vacant Three
Com nmi..ioners Ialk.


Some time ago the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners created the office of
chief detective and James Moran was ap-
pointed to hll the position Death re-
moved the efficient chief and since that
time the office has been lef, vacant. When
the annual estimates for the Police and
Fire departments are made up this month.
10 will be necessary 20 either abolish the Of
fee by not asking for any money with
v wbich to pay the incumbent or else to on tbe
position and obtain the necessary salary from
the council Speaking OF the office yesier-
day Commissioner l. II Nithey said the
matter of filling up the office has never
been discussed Dy the board and : think
there is a necessity for such au office iu q
growing city ike this. There seems 90 me
no hurry tO tili the place and ! want 90 see
a good man placed there
Commissioner John killean speaking Oh
the same subject said. nothing has arisen
since have been a member ~ the board 90
require such an official II 10 has 10 has
never been made apparent by tbc other oii-
cisis. However the matter IS bound to he
discussed when the estimates are decided
upon
Commissioner l. s Drgcrt did not see the
necessity Of such au office ai least nothing
had come before him warranting any ap-
pOiutment 90 the position. He refused to
say how be would vote if the question oi
ahOl shiur the office should arise
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

LoNDoN, Sept. 3-An attempt was made
10 wreck the train which was conveying
Prince Alexander 10 Sofia. When near
Philipoppolis the engineer discovered an OBJ
struction on the track and brought the
train 10 a standstil On investigating it
was found that sleepers had been placed
across the rails. Prince Alexander, when
informed Of the attempt on his life. showed
no sign Of fear maintaining "a calm de-
meanor A conflict between the revolution
lists and the followers of Prince Alexander
IS feared al Sofia.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04
a DISASTROUS FIRE.

Twelve Houses Burned IN a small Penn
sYivauia Town.
Mervr CAEwEf. Pa, sept 5.-An alarm
~ tire vas sounded at Diamond Town, a
suburb of Mount Carmel, This morning and
within tro h0grs twelve large houses oocu-
pied 81 twenty families were iu ashes.
Enach p0rtcs. merchant. bad all has
money % one ~ The burned buildings and
II nov penniIess re refuses tO name his
.ass nut it is knowu to be heavy The Gre
u IS thorzht originated in a defective fus
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

The second Wisconsin Congressional Con
vtntion Ballots All Day iu Vain.
WsCEeHA, Sept Six ballots were bad
this morning In the Congressional contest
with the same result as yesterday, when II
was announced that Mr.. Butler had refused
% be any longer a candidate. On the call
of the roll again General Bragg led the
counties with votes for IL NJ Ackley This
was the surprise OF the day. Waukesha
county followed with four votes for the
same person. Dodge county cast ten votes
for a X Delany. and Washington five
votes for % Meara. About hfty ballots
were had during the day With the same
result Al O'Clock p. IN. the convention
adjourned until 9 clock tomorrow morn
ing General Bragg has not yet been
named AS a candidate.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Daily Neis saws:
Prince Alexander has been abandoned and
isolated by an agreement Of the three en-
perors. Nothing could exceed the humility
of his letter to the Car. which is only
equaled in degree by the brutality of the
Cars answer 1t is rum0red that Prince
Alexanders father wants TO throw up bis
honorary commission In a Russian regi-
ment, and that the German and Austrian
governments are trying 10 dissuade him
from doing So as such course would be a
great Oflense 20 the Gar
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

BALTIMORE. Sept. 3.A meeting Of -
creditor, of the Bay Ridge Company was
held today James b. Reed vice president
concern 5 affairs 10 the creditors, showing
an Indebtedness of Sl6s 600 and no money
10 meet IT, The property Is valued at $50 =
COO. As Bay Ridge had future before IL as
a bay side resort, 10 was suggested by the
company that the creditors take bonds and
stock as a guarantee for. their claims in-
stead OF pushing them. A committee of
three Philadel phia gentlemen and two Bal
timorcans were appointed 10 look into the
company affairs. The heaviest creditors
are in Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

They Fire an Occasional Bullet Through
United states MarShaI'> House.
ATLANTA. Ga, sept. 5.-Siuce the burning
of Cnited States Marshal Helms country
house, August 2l, as telesrapned the Post,
that official has lived with bis family in a
rel shantv. Four deputy marshals guard
the premises day and night. but despite IL
all. an occasional bullet from the adj icent
bushes comes crashing through the building
warming Mr. Helm that the mOonshiu-
ers are hard lot % conquer AMI
that they intend making good
their threat 90 drive home from the county.
The marshars family IS distracted. He
himself IS as determined As ever % break
up Illicit disuling in Georgia, although he
doesn't relish the guerilla warfare being
waged against him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04
The Delegates to Chicago denounced

LoNDoN. Sept g. I'm the House of Com
mons today Mr. Parnell said he was draft
ing a bill allowing lease-holders to apply TO
the court 10 fix rents lie would with
draw bis amendment if allowed 20 intro
duce the bill this session. Lord Churchill
drawn.
Major SanderSon moved an amendment
denounciHg the presence OF British subjects
at the meeting of the League in Chicago.
The amendment was rejected.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

-orH BssD. Ind. sept s-Mrs Emma
Wa.loy che celebrated tsmperancs revival
.st Who has been spending tbe suslmer
wi.h her friends n ,his city. maize an nm
srroatsf1i atfempf 81 suicide by irnwning.
fhi- afternoon but was discovered and res
egei n tme t0 prevent fatal results The
cause fo- Che attempt ls Supposed to Be-
zrief over tbe loss - her son. vh8 was
iroFnei 81 iaporie several weeks aEo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

vine Jackson Ladies' s~iodisd by An Oid
Connfsnc- Trirk.

Jsexs9s. Mich. sept. 3-Today nine
Eomen complained 20 ,he prosecutor shat
they al beea sVini'sd ont % s. each by
frm called the Acme Co.. who 5y adver-
asenlert induced each iaiy % pay So TO
earn to color photognphng. the drm
hxreeioE oiaru.sh each lady steady employ
ment When che .ad es we're ready to be-
rin work tae irm soid them paints AZ s.
rgch snd gave them several photos ro auisa
or. and sI the aiies were fo appear tnis
morning t1 report s0 their work could ae
Judged The ftd.ss esr1e thi. n0ruiug out
fna Acme Company bad itsappeared
Zach of che nine ladies' .osr 81 Sd The
company mentioned came here about tTo
weeks sg1 snf are strangers to every body
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

dress to aH exchanges au4 commercial
helits aas issued fo1af
"lHsKLssras rtpt s l.>f -our osnks
warehouses etttpH presses. Wnarfts. fall-
roads rloe m'l aad eFr ylhine eise netee
sarf l1l handling tlsiuess NlHaEl 1sm
aged are in RTkIuE or1gr Ne ieat na
fauaef disturbance Iae destruction ui
property 49, Ualss rreat distress aud suffer
ing baf WiU not interfere si.h tae dlspaicli
of business "A ~ IAFI,
Pres .deui Charleston Ekshauge.
~h EolMaN
I-..l. l.ruL Mar.la.Ls LAnLauss
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

PARIS. Sept. 3.-The Colonel of the one
hundred and third regiment of German in
fantry stationed At Mulhausen, Alssce, has
been arrested al Seryanoe France. as spy.
He was. when arrested, disguised As a work
ingman and was sketchng The lorthcatOns
at Servance. The Paris newspapers, with
one accord demand las excap.ary punish
ment
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

Two Thou-and People witness the Hsug-
ing OF Two Negroes

MEMPHIS. sept 3--Ai Marion, Ark,
about ten miles west OF this city. double
execution haas jus, taken place the victims
being James Simpson and Patterson Bel
both colored Their crime was the cold
blOodcd murder Of Lee Goldsmith an Old
merchant al 81. Thomas landing, on the
Mississippi river, twenty i've miles above
Memphis, January The condemned had
previously made confession. and met their
fate as Cd miy as possible under the clrcum.
stances. Fully Two thousand people, mostly
negroes, witnessed the hanging. The scat
fold was erected I'm Court House Square
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

Nsuhsr - the Candidates for Lieutenant
Governor srs NilIionaires.

if...s.sf .s sa rs.tat.s. .r.fs-a
lsnrzsfvs Mich. sept Reports are
current stating that Sol s Curry Fusion
caacida-e f1r Lisutenant-Governor, is a
triple miu uionaIre. and viii contribute S25,
GO to the state campaign fund. are shere
nonseu.e Mr. Curry IS worth about one
hundred snd tEenry i've thousand dollars
auas-ed oy mining operations in tnis part
~ enc state fi- Wili contribute literally ro
eampa.xn nad. but the bulk of money
wIu ~ t1coun-v committees in tae Elsventl
fistrI.t u H Mcdonald. of Escauaoa
Repua can candidate f1r the sane office.
about whom many stories " great wealth
have been toii = worth about fae same as
Curry Ifs money was made by railroad
and mining work. Neither wtil Contribute
twenty-five thousand or even ten to cam
pa.gu funds.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

SOFIA, sept S.-Ihe revolutionary regi-
ments have surrendered uncondHional.y
40 Pdnoe Alexander aud appea ed to him
for Clemencv. huf Cara O. uot tranquil
Prince Alexander when Dee reached B1cHar-
est GA hi. journey 20 sofa. telegapbeI 10
the Sultan assurance 1i homage aud ley0-
frUrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

Nosreoasaf. Ala. Sept s-J II Bank
head was nominated al the Democratic
Congress ionai convention of fhe Sixth DIS
iricf held af Faveue f3ur Hoase Ala. on
the one hunlfe8 sn5 eiehtv fourth ballot
defeating John " Maaau. iae present in-
cImhaUf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

WAsHINeIos. sept. i.-Ior Eastern Mich
gan Local rains in the northern portion.
fair weather IN southern portion. stationary
temperature winds generally southerIv.
For Wcsr Michigan -ts'r. no decided
change in temporatgr- south,riy winds
shlf INK 10 Wtsiariy
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

WAsHrSGToN, Sept The Southern
telegraph Company report that they have
been unable to raise their Charleston office
since O'Clock. The operators have appar-
emily been afraid To re enter the building
II is impossible 81 say when cOmmunica-
ton will be restored
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

WasHHeros. Sept 5-Aait 5en Drum.
ihs acting Secretary ~ var, has reoe fe1 no
Information 0fths reported csnfIa isffueeu
United Sisies and Aezicsu troeps end es
cane 0f Geronimo
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

The following American Association
games were played
AZ Pit,sburg Allegheny 81 Cincinnati $.
AZ l.ouisvil lie Louisville H. ST. Louis 2.
A Staten Island -Metr0Pohtans o, Balti-
more p
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

BmrN sept 8-M De Giers bad con-
terence here today with Bsm,rk and the
Emperor
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-04

MaIfNN sailors nome
The effects of the Home are now stored
In the Centre Market awaiting assistance
whereby they may be replaced IN suitable
Home
All the Roman Catholic schools and
Churches have been seriously damaged and
fhe Cathedral congregation viii attend msss
ar9unl 3 temporary altar in the Cathedral
rrannis The Sisters 0f Mercy ard fte
children in their charge are canning o1f.
as their convent has been ha8lv dsmagef.
The ep scopsl residence on brsai-
nos safe for hsbtstion.
TIE clergy hal narror es
cape and are camping in ihe cathedral
grounds e fhr rHesis ~ fhe Brothers ~ the
Sacred Heart The Catholic Male Nrphsn
Asylum and St Frances infrusrf are also
anteranisa.e The RoF-r HosFa' and tae
training sraogl flr D1rsse are ha.EV iam
sfs3 A. s a.sa the countv si frer rhief
th'rtr-sr prscnerE a@.aped cf whom ID
s1hseguenfIQ -etnrnei There uas na ss'
81 81 ans ~ faese talfnTs
Erfnvn Va seTt There wac
sh1es ~ esfth.lesss here e. 5 q cie-k thH
evening
Stv FssTr -ert E-kn sa-h 4rsk.
sfs rss feif sauf riretf ghn-s sF r.
+. Grsss s7 ard Nsr-ed fs
Dodge City times., 1886-09-09
n Fiend in Prison

JOLIET, ILL.,. Sept 3.-Mike Mooney,
!'irec tWes tried for the murder of his cell
matc and finally sentenced to life term,
was reprimanded yesterday by Foreman
Burroughs for not Keeping up the fires in
the anncaling furnace when he quickly
drew his POKER from tho furnace and at.
tempted to drive the point of the hot iron
into the body Cf The foreman. Burroughs
saw the danger just in time 10 ward off the
blow, and fled down the shop with Mooney
In cioso pursuit A negro sprang to his AS
sistance and came pretty near ending
Mocney's career by choking him, but the
officers pulled him Off and took Mooney to
the solitary,
Dodge City times., 1886-09-09
A Devoted Son.in-Law.

Count de Vermicclli, an Italian no.
bleman now in New York, is engaged
to be married to Miss Maud SnObberly
of Fifth avenue.
One of the guests at a recent social
gathering at the Snobbcrly mansion
asked old Mrs. Snobbcrly, who used to
be servant girl. how she liked her
prospective sOn-in-law.
She replied: ''Nle and Mr.. Snob-
berly are both tickled to death with
Count de Vermicelli, and the way he
is stuck on Maud is sin. You can
have no idea of how the Count dotes on
that gal. Every thing in the world
that he imagines she wants he makes
us buy for her. .''-Teras Sitlings.
Dodge City times., 1886-09-09
lCE.CREAM POISONING.
"A COmIdon-Sense View df Last Summers
Picnic Calamities.

ComIion-Senss View or Last Simmer
Picnic Calamities.
Early in the ice cream season the
young mans fancy, already tuthing to
thoughts ot the inevitable expenditure
for his best girl, was solaccd with nu-
mcrously reported cases of wholesale
poisoning by the seductive bit demor.
hlizing compound. At one picnic in
New jersey PA persons were made Sc
fiensly ill--one of them dy;ngj in
Michigan 145 others suffered from
symptoms IF isritant poisoning, and in
Coles County, ILL.,, some fifty more
were doubled up by the frigid luxury,
besides in many other cases In which
smaller numbers were affected.
1t will be readily understood how
these occurrences we're treasured up by
the thrifty escort to point moral and
adOfn tale which should effectually
and economically answer any sugges-
tian OF ice cream indulgence. The
chemists and analysts were also called
on to heighten the horrors, and while
nhu found in the gelatine a PandOra's
box of hitherto unsupported ills,
another discovered in the milk new
and dead ly poison whose lethal potency
was indicated in the awe-inspiring
term "tyrotoxican." Still another Of
fered sin explanation of these toxic
phehOtnena" statement that vanilla
has long been recognized rs a prolific
source OF poisoning, causing train of
symptoms which the French authorities
call "vanillism.'
A prosaic coroner's jury has knocked
the underpinning. SO to speak, from
beneath all these scientific theories
and explanations-so far, at least as
the New Jersey case is concerned.
The jury finds that plain, every day
'poison was placed in the ice-cream by
some one unknown" and a reward of
one thousand dollars is offered for the
detection of the guilty person.
But while this may be accepted as
the solution of the POttersville poison
ing. it opens up fresh difficulties. 1t
Is simply incredible that wholesale
pOisOners exist in such numbers as
would be necessary to thus account for
the many cases which occur every
year; or that. if there were such peO-
pie and in such numbers, they would
display their murderous activity only
in summer, and then uniformly select
ice-cream as their vehicle. A COM
nonsense view of these cases would
indicate that the so-called ''poisoning''
is, in fact, nothing more than cholera
morbus, resulting from gorging upon
an unusual and heterogeneous mixture.
in which the ice-cream plays only its
natural part. 1T is to be noted that
these ''poisonings'' always occur at
picnics, festivals, or similar affairs,
under conditions which outrage every
ordinary law of health, and more es-
pecially those of the digestive appa-
ratus.
TO levcl-headed doctor the wonder
should be not there are SO many, but so
few, serious results from such indul-
gence in indigest BILE substances. And
the equally level-headed housekceper
will wonder why, if gclatinc, milk and
vanilla extract possess such poisonous
as the. chemists allcge, they
10 not manifest them in the puddings,
ellies, etc., into whose composition
hey enter equally with ice-cream.-|
Chicago Ncws.