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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-06-25

Remember Prof. Ward makes
his balloon ascension and blood
thrilling parachute leap on July 9Th.
/. II. II. Blair responded 10 a
toast at the commencement exercises
OF the U. of d.. at Vermillion last
week.
Mr.. Dickerson, who lives north
oIRichland iias furnished Sherm
Thornton over five hundred quarts
OF home grown strawberries.
Col. NJ. w. Sheafe and family
arrived yesterday morning and are
the guests Of friends in the city.
Henry Nearman sr. has been
laid mp six weeks with his army
leg. The swelling is gradually
moving up toward the body.
The Cornet Band will give an
open air musicale in the band stand
this evening. Come out and enjoy
the music.
1t is a question how many got
away. Two were under the bed
and three had gone out Just before
the Mayor and Marshal called.
Fourteen years ago to- day the
gallant General Custer and his three
hundred men were shot to death on
the Little Big Horn.
The monthly meeting of the
W. G. T. U. will be held in the
Baptist church on Friday, June q,
3 o'clock p m. All arc invited.
u. J. Otis, who lives up the
fifteen miles, has prepared a
park on the banks of the river, and
will admit pleasure seekers to the
benefit thereof for a nominal fee.
"A large party Of Sioux Indians
passed through town last Sunday
morning, returning to Yankton
from a visit to the Poncas.
They were a dirty, tough looking
Nine beer bottles were picked
up by the boys on Sunday morning
last in the neighborhood of the Uni
Ted Brethren Church. Of cours the
contents were drank by parties out
side the church.
F. M. Gilmore, A. o. Ringsrud
md George r. Freeman went to
Omaha last night to meet the direct
ors of the Omaha & South Dakota
Railroad.
Did you notice Sherm. Thorn
new add in another column?
J. G. is a hustler and keeps every
hing found in any store in South
Dakota.
Handouts were sent for yester-
lay from Jefferson, and the sheriff :
rent down with n supply. We did !
ot learn the cause Of the disturb ,
nee. +,
Miss Lottie Wood, Minnie Con-
and Addie Anderson have return
Il home for the summer vacation,
aying been in attendance at All
aints School, Sioux Falls.
How well we remember grand !
lother's attic, so fragrant with med a
inal roots and herbs! Poor old .
'ul, how precious they seemed to :.
ar! And yet, me bottle of Ayers u
,rsaparilla would do more good a
ian her whole collection of'yarbs."
Col. Everett w. Foster, Agent
r the Yankton Indians, says there
between sixteen and seventeen {
lndred Yankton Sioux on the n
eservation. And that the death J.
to exceeds that of births. The ~
seases most fatal are scrofula and -
assumption. A large new school q
is now being built at the II
'ency in which six white teachers al
be employed.
c. M. & SIP. Ry. Co. will
Excursion tickets to the Bienni-
Conclave CT Knights of Pythias
be held at Milwaukee, July 9Th. W
18th, at regular. fare one way for 9
e round trim. Tickets on sale n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-06-25

Col. Everett w. Foster, Agent
for the Yankton Indians, says there
are between sixteen and seventeen
hundred Yankton Sioux on the
Reservation. And that the death
rate exceeds that of births. The
diseases most fatal are ~scrofula and
consumption. A large new school
building is now being built at the
agency in which six white teachers
will be employed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-06-25
The "2other's Friend"

Not only shortens labor and
lessons pain attending it,but greatly
diminishes the danger of both moth
er and dhild if used a few months
before confinement. Write to The
Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta,
Ga, for further particulars, Sold
by w. ]. Comfy,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-06-25

|. Capt. w. V. Lucas Of Chamber
lain was carried to the Hot Springs
four weeks ago on Il strecher. suffer.
ing from rheumatisn. He was al
the reunion at Armour last week,
and told the "boys" that he was en-.
tirely cured, and felt no effects
whatever from it. He says there is
no question as to the wisdom in the
selection of the Soldiers Home. It
is sure to become a National San
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-06-25

MIR. j. B. Wills, wife and son,of
Cherokee, Iowa,were in the city last
Friday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Freeman. Mr.. w. is Supt.
ofthe Dickey Elevator Co. on the
Illinois Central r. r. land also agent
Of the Diamond Joe line ofsteamers
on the Mississippi river.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
SERIO-COMIC VALENTINE Z
Makes UrIah Huffman Red Hot and Gets
Carrie Doyle Into Trouble.

United states Marshal Clarke went TO
Nunica Yesterday and returned withtwo
gray headed men, two young ladies and
three little girls in his train. One of
the men was Uriah Huffman, who re-
ceived u comic valentine On February
IS, and another one Tor his wife was
contained III the same envelope. The
valentines of themselves were bad
enough, but the pictures had been dec
Grated IN such a way as 10 make them
highly Objectionable. On the back was
written a lot of obscene trash that Is too
filthy To be repeated by any one.
Miss Jubb and her sister, daughters of
the postmaster at Nunica, testified be
fore Commissioner McQuewan that they
saw Carrie Doyle come 10 the door OF
the post-office and drop letter IN the
outside box, and one or them took the
letter and put IL IN Huffman's box.
This is all the evidence against the ac-
cused. Carrie Doyle is bright looking
little girl, apparently about l. years OF
age, and It hardly seems possible that
she could have written the stuff. The
evidence was so direct as 10 her having
deposited the letter in the mail that she
was held TO an examination before the
grand jury and she was allowed 10 go
upon recognlZance fixed IN the sum
OF $500, with her father : surety.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
THE SAME OLD GAME
Lands George Jennings and \. Barr In
the Coop.

Another gang Of gram thieves has
been badly shaken. This particular CO.
partnership was formed here IN the
city. and the business has been extern
sivcly carried on by midnight incur
sIons into the rural grain cribs. The
game was to get hold OF the grain dur
ing the night, and get Il TO some
country mill very early IN the morning,
before any alarm OF the burglary could
be spread.
On this particular occasion, the game
was played either once too MANY, or
else IN the wrong place on the wrong
night. George Cunning ard \. Barr,
both we'll known in the clty. were ar
rested last evening on a warrant that
had been laying for them a fortnight,
charging them with being tho
parties Who stole Mrs. Ucn1csey's S
wheat in the township of Cascade
two weeks ago. Il was the same old
trick. The wheat was stolen in the
night, and was then taken % Ada and
offered for sale at 3 O'Clock IN the
morning. The vendors apologzod for
the early hour, on the ground that
they had a sick sister and wanted 90
get back TO her. There are two sisters
now who have two very sex brothers,
and thcy are in the Kent county jail.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Accountants Association meets
tonight in regular session and 10 per-
feet matters of organization.
The annual meeting Of the Western
Michigan Congregational Club, at the
Park Congregational Church, was held
last evening.
4 motion for new trial in the case
OF Rufus W. Gillette against Lewis
Spaulding was argued before Judge
Grove Yesterday.
Rev. r. ". Van Kirk OF Second Bap-
tst church delivered the sixth OF the
"Young Peoples Lectures at the
Fountain street Baptist church last
evening.
The towns Of Nelson, Solon and
Byron paid IN $500 10 the county
treasurer yesterday. This is the first oi
this years taxes received since the md
die of January.
The pulpit, pulpit furniture and
chancel of the Wealihy-avcuuo Baptist
Church, were heavily drapcd in mourn
ing sunday on memory OF Tie late pas
tor, Rev. Or. John DOnnoly.
The Free Trade Club has invited Mr..
L. 4. Maher TO address the members at
the meeting al ROYAL Afcanum Han,
this evening. IN defense of the position
he has taken in regard to tho club. The
pr0oram for the meeting includes a
general discussion Of the topic. "Why
wages are higher IN this country than
~ Europe"
sheriff Bishop refused 10 recognize q
copy of the writ Of habeas corpus for
Frank and ArvIne Peck served on him,
bat demanded an original before be
would comply with the writ. The case
was therefore not heard Yesterday.
Nj. Holmes secured another writ from
Judge Burch, and the case WLl be-
heard today.
The last Of the delinquent tax subpoo-
mas which County Clerk Harvey 2 depu-
ties have been making ont was put INTO
the hands Of sheriff Bishop, for ser
wee. Yesterday. There are so ~ them,
snd the deputy sherfs have already
served nearly all Il ey have received
over COO. II wl take tic rest ~ the
week 70 finish tho work.
Rev. Mr.. THev. of Nidlev.lo. for
merlv Baptist clergyman in ibis CITY.
wil sDeak on sunday evening Bczt ai
Emanuel Baptist church on Aorth Col
lepe-ave.. CD the subject. 'lhe Ifte
and Iabors of ~purCe lie Tas
personally acquainted with TIE enli-
mont divine. and hs .cfure. which
was 10 have been de- VoTed sunday
evening. huf vas postponed HnavoI1-
ab.v. wlll douttiess prove ntfresi nc-
The work RI carrsss.uV for te cf7
q rectorv hevan Yesterday Tlth q iorcf
of tvCrfv-fiVe men, under t5f slE'fTln-
tendency Of Nr. fsr-1. naei. lnf q iy
and conrtr are divided Int0 trcts
and g caur8 8s-er Is rgt to work in eacl
q sfr Tie business r8rt oi tle cfl
worked 81 erper. eaoe1 men, an5
q rsctrrr fer q ~ tee Standard 2.
evcereree s.r rsFs nls rta rcd by = J.
p-k 4 Co tie rn0sf extensive ffrm a
= --etorr rr snfTs In t1e woras VT
aaaosgsccly j. bc tie Ecs4-l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
ON THE WINNING SIDE
Michigan Men Voted Solid for
Chicago 10 the End.
WORLDS FAIR FOR The GARDEN CITY
Likely 10 Be a Great Saccess aad a Bis
help 10 the West hicAgo Men Cap
tare the C4pitAl-C tier kous of
Nss lork aud ~. Louis



WAsHiNeToN, Il. c., Feb. 24.-1he
Michigan men are very wei satisfied
with the result of the vote on the
Worlds FAIR. They voted for Chicago
steadily from the first, anu dad good
work IA making converts for the Gar
den City. They believe the fair ls
bound 10 be great success, and Il Viii
in no small degree help Michigan and
other western States. Everybody Is
celebrating the victory tonight and for
the time being Washington i a. much
excited as on the night OF the presiden-
tial election. Chicago men own the
town hguratively speaking. The II.
Louis and New York contingents have
hunted their hotels and haven't word
TO say, but are dreadfully disappointed.
WAsmNGroS, Feb. 24.-The House
today spent the entire session IN settling
the question of the proposed ste for
the World Fair. When Speaker Reed
raped for order al noon, the galleries
were crowded with people waiting 10
witness the struggle between the adher-
onts of the rival cites on the floor. and
on the eighth and las, ballot Chicago
secured the prize. The eighth ballot re-
suited a. follows: Chicago, l57; New
York. l07. II. Louis, 25; Washington,
Is; whole number of votes, BOZ; neces-
sary 10 a choice, l5i. Amid hearty APP
plause from all parts Of the chamber
and galleries, in which Chicagoans
joined right Justify, after six hours OF
waiting and hoping, the central metrop-
oils of America wasdeclared victorious.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
IT IS ALL BOSH.
Architect HoIiister's Ipse Dixit on the
soldiers Home InVestigatiop.


Speaking of the Grand Rapids Sol
d.ers' Home. of which Mr. Holhster was
the architect, he said"
''I was accorded the contract by the
vote of Gen. Alger. SIMPLY upon his
promise that If my set of plans were
found CD be enc best he would vote for
me. Gen. Aigcr must have satisfied
himself 0u that point, for had he voted
for any other architect I would not
have received the contract. As TO the
charge that I received double pav.
made by Fairfield and published I'm
many OF the state papers, / nave only
this % say 4 employed Fairfield at
s. a day As sub-supervising architect.
snd when I found it was clear waste
OF money I discharged HIM on my
second work. the additional buildings.
beng then member of the state leg
isisture. / was simply an employe of
the state and wholly under the drec-
ton OF the Republican board. II there
was any extravsganCc the fault would
lie with The hoard. but there was none.
The charge Is aa bosh.' "-Defroit Frss
Y.-zs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

TIE declaration IN the suit q @ulus
Kuhn against the township ot Walker
pas fled IN the circult court tefaay.
Kuhn claims sI00oo damages for IN
iurles reee- we'd on Jalv Z9- lsss, vn1le
driving With a friend ca Butterw rta-
ave he CLAIMS that sn enl ar Sre ert
was not properly casrded ard that bis
horse sn.oi - as - gpset the Tg al4
badly bralsc the occupants
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
ALL IN A DAY.
E-rt Brown Rcres vstch. and the
sheriff Bones Brown.

sheriff Bones Brown.
Yesterday morning. sheriff Bish0n
received a telegram from Greouville.
ssvug there was a man there. who
had been arrested by Deputy Gra-
ham. who would exactly ht a niche
in the Kent county JAIL The
ucxt tram north took Col
B.sbop WITH t. and tonight tha same
officer vas hack at the isjl vith hls
rfau.
RE- proved ~ he one Bert Brown. who
vas employed as a farn-help per or tire
farm at ~iias Williams. near On nS6eId
centre. Brown bad abused r position
=, stral = wsnCh from his employer. ard
skinned out The watcn. vsIled st SIS.
u,s faaua on h.s person wlen arrested.
~ ta-s niav hc regarded a. to.e-ahlr
,-.k work The watch vas sfolen.
sl.r~rT summoned. tne man arrg : ei
a-f anded Wll tarty nlAes iron
tne cene-sll u o1e Cay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
DRY AGAIN.
Van Buren County Takes Another Turn
a. Prohibition.

Paw Paw. Mich. Feb, 24.-The local
ontion election today is passing of
nuetlv with n0 excitement and ndca-
tons If quite a fuil vote. The measure
will probably received a good majority
IN the county. The system of voting
under the new election law gives great
satisfaction.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
~ what ~ msns people want II they oaf
Anew a.
Spring & Company.
6 and s Monroe-st.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Feb. "a, 90.

Grano kapldsI Micn.s
Feb. "a, 90.
In our conversation with you
this week, We Will not speak of
our many attractions IN Dry
Goods, but devote our entire
space in telling you many things
about 8 great sewing machine.
You know as well as We that no
household is complete without
one-in /. Ct, IL IS as essential
for happy and perfect home
as that Joy of all households,
''the baby" Now. admitting
this 10 be a fact. the question
arises, what machine should
you buy /? We viii answer you,
and prove and guarantee what
we say with-al. The celebrat-
cd "Demcrest" is the foremost
sewing machine OF the world,
and here are q few land IL will,
pay you 10 read them) Of ITS
many great advantages:
lit is constructed on the lock-
stitch principle.
II is a high-arm machine, the
size underline arm being Sax54
inches.
II is made of the very best ma
terials. They are all OF har-
dened steel, and a vast amount
OF durability is attained by their
easy adjustability.
IL has an automatic takc-up,
which is noiseless IN operation.
The feed is double and the feed
motion is simply perfect; no
partial or half-feed is possible
with the "Demorest.
The tension has combined with
il a thread releasing device,
which is a great advantage.
The shuttle is absolutely self
threading. IN this way great
deal OF time is saved, besides
annoyance.
The tension in the shuttle is
perfect.
A thumb-screw on the arm
regulates the stitch.
BY means OF a simple device,
the needle can not be set wrong.
The bobbin winder is placed on
the arm of the machine and can
be used alone without running
the machine.
The machine is self-belting.
Many machines have a multi
tude of springs which get out
of order. In the "Demorest"
they are all done away with,
except the presser-foot and
take-up.
The machine is noiselcss and
very light running, and does not
depend upon pads or appliances
to dcaden sound.
The driving wheel is guarded
for the protection OF users
clothes.
The woodwork is OF special de-
sign, and the W ole machine IS
an ornamentin every house and
a delight 10 those who use II.
A box of the best attachments
goes with every machine and
contains five henmers. quilter,
tucker, ruffer, braider and bind
er, one dozen needles, six bob
bins, oil can. two screw drivers
and a very large instru otion
book, giving full directions that
any lady can easily learn 70 run
/ the "Demoiest" without any
other help.
The "Dcmorest" is not low
grade article, but guaranteed
equal in workmanship 20 any
500 machine IN the world.
Our price is the manufacturers s
/ prioe-SIo.so plus the freight
from New York. which IS s. cts.
A certificate goes with each ma
chine, guaranteeing 10 refund
the money if not as represented.
This certificate. from 2 responsi-
bic house like ours, tells you
Immediately that you will save
$3.50 by purchasing the Dem
crest, and with 10 risk, as you
get your money back II the ma
chine is not IS represented FOR
~-4~e- .~.L~~ rsUrr ref
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
PERSONAL


Ju',, Vciur q. he nurbor Of twenty
four novels
There 6 mo- Truth IN the report thai
Sir EIaiu Arnold has severed his rpn-
iccfuu With the London DIHg Iele
grJb
Probably very few people know that
CONGRESSMAN. elect sherman IInar was
the model for the statue Of John Hir.
ward which stands In the delta at Cam
bIIdge.
Mr.. Gladstone's nephew. Sir John
Gladstone, owns q distillery at Fasque
which produces 80 600 gallons Of good
whisky annually
The house Of Barring Brothers was
one Of the few financial concerns that
stood the strain Of the bursting Of the
South Sea bubble In the latter part of
the Eighteenth injury, when even the
Bank Of England was shaky.
Busy as he Is said 10 be. Ellison al
ways cnnirives 20 steal little time from
his day At the luncheon hour. After
lunch he frequently spends an hour al
billiards with Mrs Edison and takes a
nap. He does no work Ia the evening.
Doctor Eugene Sanger Of Maine. one
Of the eminent surgeons during the late
war and az the head Of his profession
In his State, Is spending a few days 10
this city with his bride AZ the residence
of his cousin Mrs. Mllmore, $50 Twelfth
street northwest.
Lady Stanley Of Preston, the wife Of
the present Governor General Of Canada,
Is a tall aud distinguished looking
woman. Her face has always a look Of
bentvnlence, and her manners are gentle
and engsgipg. She Is the mother Of
seven ms and one daughter.
An important link between the
church aud the Stage has been severed
by lhe sudden death Of Rev. Henry
White, chaplain Of the Savoy In Lon.
don. Mr White was scarcely familiar
figure on first nights, indeed. the Ly-
ceum and the Savoy were the only
theatres which knew him on these
occasions But eminent actors and
actresses were familiar figures in his
chapel, especially on Sunday mornings,
and when they desired il he gave them
Ia marriage and christened their babies
one might almost say. by the dozen.
He was absolutely devoid Of priestly
pride, ard occasionally he gave offease
IN consequence Of his determined recag
uiiian uf The equality Of all in the sight
Of heaven
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
LEARN TO WALK AND SPEAK.

These Accomplish hmsnts are a. Essen
iiaI as AbtIity To Dance aud sing.
CafoliHs cray LiHgs iH kats Flsld's Hasb-
iHgt0a.
Ii IS one Of the vagaries Of our orna.
mental training Of girls that Il usually
leaves untouched the simple, necessary,
everyday matter In order TO cultivate
what Is occasional and often superluOus.
Thus a girl who walks abomiBably Is
taught with greatest care 20 dance, and
another whose speaking voice suggests
anything but the LOrelei IS given ex-
pensive singing lessons.
There Is just now q little movement
In the direction Of teaching girls TO do
well the ordinary acts which make mp
most lives. IL Is a tendency which
ought TO be strongly encouraged. The
vocal culture classes and the Delsarte
system of aesthetic gymnastics may not
succeed 10 teaching all women 10 speak
well and 10 move we'll, but they At least
show a dawning consciousness in the
world that these are desirable things
10 do.
II is true, there is a prejudice against
this sort Of training. 'Letyoung women
uc uaAutaA hAu uuanEttcu - ntAll AAG
lament Of many who ought long ago TO
have found out that unconscious
grace is nothing but q hoaFy healed
old humbug, made respectable through
poetic patronage. BY all means let
girls be natural and unaffected but the
best way 20 do Il Is to train them in
such iTepTOachable habits that they
will never feel The need Of affecting any
others.
The monslrosity Of company man
BeFs" IS easily snalyzed. A woman
who displays this most Objectionable
species Of department does IL because
she feels that her ordinary behavior Is
unattraclive, so abe tries 10 improve q
By whatever impromptu methods occur
10 her Il is a mistake, Of course. She
might as well try 20 cover up the fact
that she was ignorant of some foreign
tongue by plunging boldly into a con
VeTsati0n in it
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
HOTEL ARRIKALS.

Nsrmmd'e-L IT, Nur.on Davenport
Iowa Henry n. Massey, Philadelphia
Charles r. Tweed, New York; Sir. aud Mrs.
Edward MoHell, Philadelphia.
EbbHt- Charles Ellis, Blacksuurg. Va.
O.. ". Street, q s Navy; John Collins,
Nev York q. IA Young Boston. = Walter
Douglass, PhIladeIphil.
HrHHgfaa-N T. Palmer, K w. Peck
and George n. Benjamin, New York,
Claud u. Cayley, London, Eng; F.. ~.
Bliss Br18klvu . sse H1yt ana g. ID. AT
Zen, New York. NJ. IHatzeuzteiur New
York.
4mg-Nrs A. H. Goodsell, New York;
John III. Mae, Iowa.
Ha1al.as- Mrs David King, Newport,
r. D.. M ST Divine, Elizabeth, q. D.; w.
vs.. Pertit, Philadelphia
-Earsta. Thomas T. Randolph san
Francisco. + 81. Cocare.L Ir-. aud w.fe-
dallas, Tex.
Hatsf JEaa-B Titzel- fr., Mechanics
burg. Pa D. b. B0yce Charleston, s. C--
Charles a. IudaI Atlanta. Ga BeuIa-
min Hulsley l9nL
Efsaz-Nrs Silver aHl Miss L1ugb-
borough. England John II heuaely aud
Allan q. Kennedy ArH lqrs John a.
Brooks. flladll FAi4-
HeI#EHT Andrew lI. AHHu- EHrtl
CaT9lua Paul Hiu-ar F.asturg- ll.
D. Feussl9w, Sew lars a. = lllll-
BfloElEu.
HrsaaHHtl w. ID Williams. BaIH-
mor= I'll 3 Clayton Brooklyn. IL Hat
aims and aile, Chattanooga, Iaal.5 - H.
HoaeT 81 Paul
A1H -E Herfleiuer aud F. b
Castle Sew York; WfIam 81 MeAuisfgr.
Warm Springs I4-. 4. g. HglE- Tennessee,
Tsmes 81 HIZ Lauiga Thomas Iynu.
Neu ElfE
E IlHsf-Nm. EloH aHI Hile, Flla-
de.pLia Horace AtEls=lu. Atiauta- Ga-, F.
u. MLEe, Louisiana; G B. WallaE. O. s.
N Harold Jackson. Baltimore.
iIIIard r-G0rrra1r k j. Taylor Tenn
a561e- - Bgdl Deacon Trenton ~ Js-
Mr ana Als u II. Underwood Guleagoi
HelrF BfueEgeuau, Alton, LLs 2. 8. 6efe
Middleton Na; Mrs. D DaF.lsgHs Chris
tialhurg, ga.
The daily critic., 1890-11-25
FIFTY PEOPLE POISONED.
The Result &c Eating cheese Cooked IN
Montgomery Creamery.

The Result &C Eating cheese Cooked IN
Montgomery Creamery.
RoHEsoNIA, PA. Nov. }j.-Aoout
fifty persons in this village and vicinity
have been poisoned By eating cooked
cheese. IL was sold in blocks about
three inches square and Two inches thick
hy the agent for p Montgomery County
creamery. All had pains in the
stomach and were taken with violent
vomiting The attending physicians
report some of their patients very ILL.,
hut ore hopeful that an will recover
The physicians think that the sickness
Is the result Of copper poisoning, and
believe that the cheese was boiled 10
copper kettles
One of the first persons attacked was
the wife of DIR DrawbauEh, who be-
came alarmiuliy ill, while her husblai
only suffered slightly. Among the
others who were taken il are the
following james A. Bell. Samuel G..
r. Cd. l. N Stoudt. John MBchemer
aid wife. Reuben Ndams, wife a1d
daughter, J +. Filbert proprietor of
the Euhtsonia House, wife and srn,
James snd Bertha and Jennie Wagner,
b0ardcrS. Isaac r. Eiutzpr. proprietor
Of the Eagle Hotel and q number of
bis boarders Mrs Lydia Boine, propri-
eirtss cf the Mansion House; Daniel j.
Mnyer. wife and son Miss Sue Shearer,
rOs'mistrtss. James McCloskev and
mother, George Gerhart and wife. Wei.
lirptnn Deepen and wife. Alexander
NJ Cook, George B. sherman, Mrs.
Howard Kline. Mrs TraTori. Henry
W. Shuler, wife and rr4ndlau 5hter