Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
II IHE DR.. DOESN'T RUN
Before the Officials Get Good
Ready
BE xlY Be CHARGED WITH MURDER
Death or Mrs DIR. Fosefss1 tader Very
s9sp5eiozs Cir<anstanes-Ths Of
neiaIs are Coasid~risg tAs
GAss-Asws Sotes.

The little village OF waldron, Hills
dale county, Is IN a whifi OF uns4tished
curiosity. ReceatIy the third Nife Of
Or. NJ. Ii. Fogelson died. The doctor
had the remains inferred IN . distant
part Of the county. Then the whisper
ing began. A woman who had been
called to attend Mrs. Fogelson when
that lady vas first taken i'll said that
AIRS. f. told her that the medicine
caused q burning sensation IN her
stomach and made ner SICK. ASIDE
from that she claimed 20 be perfectly
well. Then this nurse was discharged
and and another one employed. Nurse
No. 2 tells OF hyperdemlc injections
gwen by the doctor that made the pa
uent fiignty. Then came spasms and
death. Two weeks ago the dead wo-
mans sister telegrapAed from New
YORK 10 have the doctor arrested for
murder. This has not yet been done.
The authorities are considering.
There was talk of examining the body
for a post mortem, but this Is still
hanging fire. But the officials Will
make a start after a time II the doctor
loafs around there long enough. They
will examine hun first for his sanity
then afterwards, probably for murder.
Nevaygo wants more dwelling houses.
Oliyet will have . new Maccabees
tent
Kalamazoo il afflicted with night and
day burglars.
Ionia's fruit evaporator has started
up for the season.
Labor Day is TO be celebrated gener-
ally all over the state.
Coopersvllle Is threatened with an
epidemic OF diphtheria.
.he Greenvilie fruit evaporation has
waded INTO the apple crop.
Escanaba will make a maiden effort
TO celebrate Labor Day this year.
The Muskegon schools will have free
text books IN the frst four grades.
Down at PlaInfeld . misguided apple
tree is blooming the second time this
season.
The Mancelona handle factory is
gradually working up TO $4,000 . day
output
The Kalamazoo humane society has
been revived and reorganized for eHec-
tive work.
The Green Lake park association
have plated their land 1t the lake and
will soon have Al lots TO offer resorters
at low pnces.
Two hundred and fifty watermelons
were disposed of At . picnic At Cross
well Wednesday.
Jackson county is threatened with q
potato famine. The tubers IN the
ground though unripe Are sproutlng
badly.
A Concord man is raising English
sparrows. When the birds feather out
he swips Off their heads and gets the
per cent on them.
Emma Davis, domestic, at Ypsilanti,
attempted TO fill the gasoline stove
while burning. The house was saved
and Emma may live but she will never
forget it.
Seth n. Allen, q well-to-do farmer
living near Maple Rapids went out into
the held to catch his horse. shortly
after that he was found dead in the
road. Apoplexy.
The 6-year-old son of Ernest Shartum.
of Whitehall, was kicked in the breast
BY Q horse Tuesday and for q time 1t
WAS thought the child would die. He
IA now recovering.
The Isabella county fair will be held
September Sd, and the prospects are
good for success. Isabella county Is
beginning to pride itself on its fine
q - taR bnf tina yrtI
be the banner year with the society.
Little Freddie Heron. of Boyne Falls,
tired to swallow penny the other day
and nearly cboxed to death. He won't t
touch q copper now and when candy is
10 be bought he makes the other fellow
carry the money.
I'd. Thomas, of Worthwhile, has been
convicted of assault and battery on hls
3-yeas-oid stepson, and has been sem
fenced to the Detroit house of correction
for so DAYS. Thomas had threatened
10 kill the child unless the mother gave
10 away.
SIX trsmps stole two kegs Of porter
and raided q hen house at Nanistee the
other day. They escaped detection
long enough to absorb and devour their
pllfsrings when the strong arm of the
law descended upon tnem. Each tramp
got ten days IN jail.
Thursday George Madden, of Lam
sing. was holding q pipe while Edward
Sunrlx, his assistant, was driving IL
down With q sledge, making drive
we'll. The fourteen pound head be-
came loosened and few from the han
die, striking Madden IN the face. He
bled terribly for several hours and had
several spasms. lie viii probably die.
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Warner, George w. Carlow. John A.
Case. John Fluery, Joseph Chanbeau,
sam Frier, Theodore Christader, EIias
Boyer, William r. Card. Additional
VIM. Barlow, Gordon Harvey. Alvin
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Ethridge. Isaac c. Bsir, John ysrnum,
Peter Nelson, Theo. A. Bsrnum, ALVIN
-. Lowe. J. w. Bsrrick. Bradley Mills,
Heman n. Palmer. Joseph Doud, ,Thos.
Gilchrist. solomon Ossrader, John III.
Bsnhll. solomon Rolsh, John l.. Wilson,
John Scheess. John III. PhIpps. Samuel
sage. Joseph Edgin, Elisha Pratt. Nor
man X. Arers, William Stiles, samuel
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sBd seresse-Dewitt c. Aldrich. In
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Alex. Galloway. Jacob Snib, Richard
Calhoun.