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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Again the sorld - hovsnsd By the
al u an issespnna.bls lanAtic. Again
he olhcs- seex.ng rrsEk has eondemned
tl.r ,peii- sysisu Cartel H. h@frsou.
aayos u Chicago. editor u Tie ChieaSo
f.a.ss sad bridegroom sKpectAnt .
iying de@si IA ais pa.atlai man sion, wbile
az -xnainz iens1 h traallshiy gIoatsng
efe. n.s 1asss a stn 10 tie county Jail
> - = are nstsquAis nfsiagiy 10 eve.
rFats IN GsoDstrr NhOso hand sea Car.
Sra llArFi.on Al time shen the eyes
q the wcrld sere directed 10 the magDi.
Lcsnt spectacle 0h.ch - about 20 close
ia q n.mbus q glory. At sny other
nms the mad act % the assassin would
have aroused public iD'ligEation % a
fever beat The as-assirstlon q Mayor
HARRISON all throw Chicago into mourn
iag a tsms ~hen her Joy 10 most
oo1npieia. The world WiG sympathize
xita her. the while wondering that our
pebiic officials are exposed 10 more
deadly peril than ear or syrant The
spois system has cost more lives than
enc and until se .hAll remedy Is deadly
dsfscts ss mag expect 70 invite the as
sassinatlon - our presi,lsnts. governors
AL lesser executives
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

II appears that tie plan proposed By
the board o. trade. through It's secre-
tary. 10 hquidats the debts Of Nelson.
Matter Go. and 10 place the immense
plant IN operation. Is based on an unset
tnE snbition 10 benefit the city and all
coacsrEsd IL Is suggested that the un-
s>eua'd creditors surFnder their claims
fog az equivalent Ia stock OF the CON-
pary and that the secured creditors ac-
cept h-st mortgage debenture bonds on
The Assets o. the company. Under such
a comkination or consolidation the Sc
olrify % each class OF creditors would
to balanced Neither class would part
with any evidence Of debt Each would
still BE secured By just as good obliga-
tons a. the ones COW held The adyan-
tage - b. gained would be 10 the author.
~ Or rover 20 Organic a nsw eoupsay
20 succeed the insolvent concern. The
boudholdsrs and stockholders could hold
a ioint meeting. slect a board % direct.
ors aud officers and upon a sufficient
capitalization the plant would soon earn
eoouEh 10 discharge the bonded in
dsbieioess and pay the claims repre-
seaied b. stock. The members q the
in~oivsat hrm DO not expect 10 save a
collar from ths wreck The board OF
trade has no selfish interest 70 the iutors
- TIE concern other than 10 save to the
eity tbs magniiieeat property and per.
psiui.ss its world wide reputation. The
ere,iters aicus hare a selfish interest in
ne future n The iosoiEeut company and
- ssssfs Eadie-s litigation will result
sad tbs RESOURCES b. irittered away an
i-e- sops pian Ike TIE one suggested
shsi 10 sz-esa aeon - the two classes
q cre,il,ors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
MUSICAL MATTERS.

IL is promised that the opera OF
"Joianthe' will be produced by Prof.
Pearson IA Powers opera house Decem-
Der and . on most elaborate scale.
The costumes come from New York
costumer. who writes H. say that they
are all new and direct from London.
Two rehearsals a week are being held.
aud the progress Is very gratifying.
Wednesday evening the peoples course
OF six entertainments for Il will be
opened in l.ockerby hall by Prof. Swift,
who presents magnificently illustrated
lecture on astronomy. This splendid
course embraces several well-known
musical companies and splendid artists.
The sale OF course tickets opens this
morning
Friday evening Edith Ponds Mid
night Stars viii present a grand con-
cert IN Lockerby hall. This is spoken
OF IN Chicago and other cities as the
finest colored concert company travelling
this season. Popular prices will prevail.
Manager Emerson returned from De-
troit last evening flushed with tho
splendid success Of the Nikita concert
IN that city Friday evening. The diva
and party left yesterday for New York.
They sail Thursday for Europe. Mr..
Emerson says ii is possible that Nikita
will return TO this country as early as
next June. as che has had fiatterinc
oilers TO sing DIT the California exposi-
ton next summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Carter Harrisoa s4s sssenti2lts .
spokesman; politics - hin go notiliDg
bat the distribarion Of the spsaik
hls political insuncls wsrs eftsmss VI
ei01s. and his foliosing dspr.ssd He
never assumed political virtue he did
not poss>ss: Bat il we're anfortua&ls Il
hls sxanpls shall aaoald ths future pol
tics u Chicago In strange coatrzst 10
Carter HarFisoa's public life waz bic
private lifa Honest and upright in ous
iasss above rsproaeh. Gsai2l. frisEdly.
slssys courteous. there ~as no ma, "a
the city aiors popular. personally. The
great ambition Of Mr. Harrison YES u
b. mayor Of Chicago during the Worlds
faas. lie achieved r. aud acquitted
hims~lf xith credit in the eyes d the
soFld With the close u the gFeatest
exposition u time came the close oc his
life work. Murdered almost upon his
wedding night, murdered While he vas
st.n strong and sigorous nt Tor many
years u paLhe service. murdered while
he xas aiaost upon the eve II achieving
the most cherished political ambition
a United States senatorship There have
been few lives that acre marked by
more lights and shadows. and none that
have sliced with more tragic death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
STATE PREss COMMENT

There were s.9d5 failures in the United
States IN the three months II July.
August and September. with liabilities
am uniting To el53.527. SIC. And the
democrats bad been ia power but seven
months Ibis - just 2sNS more fail
ufes than during the same months u
the previous year under republican rude
Montcalm Herald
n have congress on nv banda u rs,e
Grover Cleveland 10 Governor NORTHERN
q Georgia tie might n0s truihfnTy
vrife. Il have congress on ny neck.
ADD too thir,is q the people q the entire
ceontrr Lansing State Republican.
]. tes'~ AL What a populsr thing
heeiisul has got 81 Re 10 this country
10 De- de3 only The free and nnra
strtcfefi performance - TIRE other ther~
- oon9incr the people that Reeiism i
TIE rieht ism Detroit Journal
Now fhst we are ahouf - enter uron
an era q free trade cert postage must
vat unfu TIE republican party returns
., poref a. Washington Fortursfsly
tais ~ Dot tsv patience very Qng
Heed City CisFios
le.ss thar Gro yrar ~ Democrat r. "a
So aan TIE Ship < state = drifting
90 tne rocss = hsrkruptey sad frioR
slEnais - distress big RsTi,is Ficueer
The Ysn Aisn episode Indicate. that
f-r- 81 missions -. easily uhfs ~ ~
teose 30 asvs the price Saginaw
Courier HsrzlA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

The Young Mems Christian associa-
uor VIII give reception next Thursday
esealng. November =. 10 the employees Of
the following factories. Haney school
Furniture eomuany Kent FURNITURE
company, Sigh Furniture company.
William A. berkey Furniture company.
Il L. Allen, Grand Rapids School Fur.
niture company. An interesting liter
aIy program has been arranged by the
Woman Auxiliary. to be given in the
association hall. There will DO an ex-
hibitsen and class drill in the Ky mnssium
ana refreshments will be served. A
pleasant evening Is expected and those
not acquainted with the association. its
work and attractions. are invited 10
avaii themselves Of this opportunity to
Try 10 be present on this occasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

There was a large attendance yester-
day afternoon at the Ladies' Literary
club rooms. The program was opened
with a piano solo. entitled The Mid
way Piaisance." A technical and scion
tific paper was read on the Impression
ists' School OF Art" what I Liked
Most at the Fair" was answered by Civ
ing the preference 10 the Midway
Plaisance. especially the streets of Cairo.
What Most Enjoyed at the Fair" was
said to be the art palace and Tiffany
chapel. Resolutions 70 the memory OF
Mrs. c. Is. Smith and Mrs. Lester j.
Rindge were unanimously adopted
by a rising vote. The second part
OF the program was devoted TO
the circulating library" in pantomime.
The books and quotations that were H.
lustrated were THE Scarlet Letter"
The Green Bag" Looking Backward
"Thompson's Seasons vanity Fair
"Old Fashioned Girl which received
an encore; The lnitials,- .Never Too
Late to Mend" Called Back" (Which
Shall 1t Bey" Bitter Sweet I'VE Are
Group OF Noble Dames.D Beneath
Two Flags" The First Violin" Bow
OF Orange Ribbon" "As Red az q Rose
She IL, The Coming Race" Twice
Told Tales" sOnly a Girl" -From Hand
to Mouth" in Silk ATTIRE Locke on
the Understanding" Little Women"
After the Ball" Among Ny Books"
The Odd Number" Mother and T.
and "A Face Illumined."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
LII 1T BE DONE

Prosecuting Attorney Wolcott ID ser.
iously considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of APP
pising 10 the supreme court Tor an order
directing Judge Adsit to vaca,e his order
quashing the information In the Mckee
case and 10 compel ham 10 proceed with
a trial q the case on It's merits before a
Jury. Such proceeding Is necessarily
a delicate one The mandamus N Of a
circuit court judge IL no trifling legal
remedy 10 right miscarriage Of justice.
Still IL the public prosecutor Is satisfied
that the ends 81 justice have been de
feated IN this case his plain duty Is r.
exhaust every remedy. and that includes
the extraordinary remedy mentioned. to
secure fair trial OF the issue. Public
sentiment 10 almost unanimously de-
handing that tins remarkable case shall
not be permitted TO lapse without APP
pealing 20 the last resort to secure a
hearing. IL the supreme court shall
deny the application for an order and
aihrm the correctness OF Judge Adsit's
ruling il viii clearly emphasize the
necessity for Legislative action TO reach
such criminals in the future. The pub
lie prosecutor viii fail OF full perform
anee OF his duty unless he shall bring
this case 10 final determination. In
such an effort he will have the moral
and active support OF every father and
mother in this broad city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
HOTEL GOSSIP.

81 met curiosity on the train the
other day." said Thomas A. Parish OF
Grand Haven i'm The Morton yesterday
to group OF friends. 1T was a demo
crat. The peculiar thing about il in
that the man admitted he was demo
crat / was interested in him because
hadn't seen democrat before in
weeks. 1 took him aside and told him
to keep the matter quiet and | would
not betray his secret. There are no
democrats down our way. At least you
cant find anybody who will confess that
be voted the ticket last fall and had any
thing 10 do in the remotest possible
manner with the selection OF the present
United States senate"
II. Ii. Hudson OF Ann Arbor, professor
OF history in the University OF Mich.
gan. dined in The New Livingston.
r VI. Murray of Piqua, Ohio. an ex-
congressman. arrived in The Morton last
night
MoKToS-Thomas A. Parish, Grand
Haven; ii. NJ. Wardle, Ionia; Samuel
Petteugin, o. J. Root Lansing; c. NJ.
Beers. Travis City; c. NJ. Lee. Detroit.
NEw LivISGsroS-James Muir. Cas-
cade; Il. Nayicr. Detroit; +. G.. Davis,
jackson; ii. II. Hudson. Ann Arbor; ID.
J. Wallace, Sparta; IL T. Beadle. De-
troit.
SwEET's-Robert Fleming, Saginaw:
r r Diveley. jackson; G. l. Newton.
Detroit; c. c. Danaher. Ludington: j.
S. Barber. Allegan; w. j. Pike, Morley;
g. Il. Allen, Saginaw.
EaGLE-Miss Mate Miller, Hart; J. q.
Jackson. Muskegon; @. +. Humiston.
Lakeview; X f. MELVILLE. Boyne City;
H.Vanpell. Getchel; O. J. Fish. Belding.
kENr-Leander Ward. Petoekey; w.
VI. Comstock. jackson; N. W. Bacon,
Detroit; W. J. Hugh. jr., John McMillen.
Cadillac; ii. Langeland. Muskegon.
BRIpoE SrREsT- George Becker. Rock.
ford; w. q. Winner, Edmore; T.. r.
Aekerman. Casanova; W. J. Thompson.
sherman; w. III. Smith, Bedding; c. L.
Stockdaie. Wayland.
CLARESpoS-G. v. Mcconnell. Rock.
ford, o. 6. Maxheld. CoopersriIle; W.
r. Venty, Portland; A. l.. Sickels. Eikin:
J. l. Bailey. Rockford: ". NJ. Garamer.
Edwards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
Minor Court Notes

George McWha. the Canal stree
saloonkeeper. vas arrested yesterday OF
complaint 81 Charles q. Wade. charging
him With selling liquor 20 his con, l.
years old. McWha was arraigned II
police court and pleaded not guilty. Hi,
hearing was set for next Thursday.
la the case OF John Drieborg va
johanna Van Buren,. Judge Adsit ISSUED
decree in favor OF the plaintiff. Ac
cording 10 the decree Mira Van Burer
is obliged 20 carry out the terms OF .
certain land contract made by her hus
band with MIR. Drieborg.
Hiram Hollia OF Bendon pleaded guilty
In the United States court Last week 10
selling liquor without paying the gov.
eminent tar and yesterday he was sur
rendered by his bondsmen. He was re.
handed TO the Kent county Jail to await
sentence,
The case OF Addie Hollan vs. Nick
Fink is still on trial in Judge Grove 3
court The household goods taken from
Mrs. Italians house in Plaintield we're
standing near the court house yesterday
morning but were not exhibited to the
jury.
george Carmody, the Caledonia hotel
keeper, charged with deadly assault on
Robert Kennedy. was convicted OF sim pie
assault and battery by jury in Judge
Adsit's court yesterday. He will be SEN
fenced Wednesday.
Caroline Scoring asked the probate
court yesterday TO appoint her admins
traitor OF the estate OF Thomas Sebring,
who left an estate worth $3.50 in Paris
township.
Stewart White and Thomas Hefferan
have sued the Valley City Transports
ton company for $500 rent for the use OF
the old steamboat dock on Waterloo
street.
Malcolm c. Sinclair has sued Louisa
Johnston and Charles w. Johnston to
foreclose a mortgage of $3.50
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
Prthian Temple Loan.

At meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Pythian Temple association held
in ii. ID. G. Van Asmus' ot6ce last even
ing to consider proposals. for loan with
which TO build the temple 90 Ionia
street, the board Of managers submitted
several proposals.. but none was salts
factory TO the directors After some dis
cussion ths board OF managers vas in.
structed 10 make loan at the beet terms
possible. The board will look for more
satisfactory terms and report the sue.
cess at future meeting. The contract
has been awarded for the building CT the
temple and all that remains is the clos-
ing Of loan at satisfactory terms before
the work begine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Miss Mildred Dunning viii sing st the
Fountain street Baptist church this
morning and evening and Mr.. More
bead has prepared the following fBe
program: Morning. service--Trio. lift
Thiae Eyes" chorus. ~He Watching
Over Israel. from the Elijah Men.
dele=ohni qOsrtstte. Gently Lori. Cen
cone, osertory, Jerusalem Parker:
Miss Dunnirg Evening service-'- Spirit
Immortal, from Attila. solo. duet and
chorus Verdi. quaFtette. ~Tseciinine
Day. Jeri~ou, efertorT, sHe That
heepeth Israel Schin<aer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
viii Not Wait

The announcement made In the ad.
vertising columns this morning by the
Boston store Is one OF importance and
carries with Ia Tremendous force. such
. sale coming from firm Of financial
strength with abundant capital has q
meaning. Many have absolute faith in
Q speedy return Of prosperous times. but
u Is evident this tirm has no disposition
10 wait Tor them. and IL must be ad-
United they have shown great sagacity
and shrcwdness in the past, and doubt
lees their policy " the beat In the pres-
ent instance and wiil certainly be ~ great
benefit 10 the community generally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

SESAroR TELLER wept-wept while he
vas delivering one OF his own impas-
stoned free silver speeches. The tears
ran down his venerable cheeks and his
voice choked- Why Mr.. Teller wept is
not known. II could not have been ut
bis own eloquence; for he was not strik.
ingiy eloquent Perhaps the senator
from Colorado is experiencing change
OF heart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

On November TIE Chicago letter
Ocean vtH puhiish the finest paper n
Its history. II r8i - the iast woris e
FAIR sou vsnir. va - devoted - 4 con
pete. conctse ard instructive hisfory -
THE worlds fsir from ita incspfion % its
ss1ccessfsi terHutnstscn. cerssinfng TIE
Vanishing CITY, Tie Hluufnats~i
ccTer vst - The nost beaufsfa coios
scrs ever seut cot by . aewspsr.sr
Leave ~ telfTh0ne ysur cr1er st once -
Wykes A Burus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

L,ERv NAL % Ohio has come out
iat-footsd for free trade. Mr.. Meals
declaration 10 worth 10000 votes to Gov.
erbor Mckinley. This is bad year TO
advocate democrat free trade to the PEG
pie. The barost intimation OF it il suffi
eisnt to parslyze the manufacturing 10.
dustries Of the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Miss DAIsy OAKLAND MAS an unfor-
tunate example Of that class OF girls
who are driven by society until their
constitutions are undermined. and then
Fed on morbidIy religious literature as a
mental stimulus IL is not surprising
that the poor girl could see nothing to
live for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Lad az ~ Assenps. % Get . Lloens<
10 Ned . widow sr a.

to We'd . Widow or a.
CArrnes Lndrtss. . smooth faced
little isaios Who appeared only about Is
years old. applied for marriage license
10 marry Ars Eva L. Aorrison. The
extremely yoethfal appearance Of the
Dos CAUSED the clerk TO ask his age At
once. lie replied that he was Is years
OH HAT h.s birthday was October II.
The clerk ASKED the age Of the bride aud
footd that abe Vas 81 Endsess stated
taat abe was supply teacher add that
ne had attended school To her in Gratiot
county. Inquiry was made II such q
person Rad been employed in the city
schsraia and u vas found that sbe Was
Sot employed here as a supply teacher.
bssiesing that there Mas something
wfone 10 the case the young man Was
sns~su IhAt ne must get copy OF her
decree o. divorce which be claimed was
grantof her IN Gratiot county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
BETSY AND | CASE
George w. Hatch Applies for a
Divorce From His Wife
AFTER LONG welded BLISS
He Asked Her 90 Remain Wsrh Him.
Hat She ssi.rd the sssok
and Lett
AFTER LONG wEoDEo sLIs

George w. Hatch and winifred Hatch
we're married In issS at Spring Lake.
After forty years eohsbiistioa they have
decided that they were not fitted for
mates and Mr.. Hatch has begun suit In
the circuit cours> TOR . divorce He
claims his sife has contracted q deep
rooted hatred Tor him add refuses 30 live
with him lie further elaine Mira
Hatch and their sons worked his farm
In Ottawa county and that . short time
ago when he ordered the sons OF Of the
place and salked his wife 10 remain and
live with him she refused. and seixing
all the livestock left and would not re-
turn TO him. he claims this Is cause
for divorce and asks thu court for oae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

DvHfso Queen Victosia's reign the
Indian government has coined f2oooo
gold and f2Osoo00oo silver. Specula
tion ~ n The esuse - InsIis's present
hns6eiai cunaifion = unnecessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Vow that the price Of whisky has been
boosted a cent gallon by the trust. IL
= betsvsd that the Invitations extended
by the governor ~ south Carolina 10
the governor Of North Carolina will be
ies@ frequent than ever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

M,EsHALL FiKLD's gift OF o.. 100000 10
the Columbian Museum is . princely
donation. IL 10 principally remarkable,
however. because IL indicates the neas-
ureisss wealth Of the donor. all sccumu.
lated by din; of his opn sagacity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Psrrt Siii sal fos New York this
week - hegin hes annnsl far.uell Amer
icau hour With the .~ust@ ssgl i,
session, the ansae'al ouslos.k - growing
darker every dav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

ACCORDING to the annual report of
Attorney General Ellis there were "a
prosecutions for criminal assault in
Michigan during the fiscal year ending
june %. and only o Convictions The
percentage % conviction il smaller than
FOR any other serious crime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

ESrtRoE WnLIsx has decided 10
stop tne practice % gambling among the
odicers q the German army. Possibly
William sat in quiet little game and
attempted 10 biud on bob-tail iush.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Arprroa GESKRsL TSSsEs has been
IN TIE city for several days b Discharge
a part 81 the manifold duties % his
oeice. tie = an active. psiustskias ard
thoroughly Efficient ogHciaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
sCsDAs ocroazA >, 80


WAsafScroS. Oct - For lower
Nicklgaa Generally TAR; cooler In
southeast poft.oo. aosthWsst sinds. d.
a..a4sosng Ia iasce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

10 itNRfsNs easT defeat n Is1p-
lzhtsr = ore q ~ surprises - TIE
ysar It xas ue~t against tAA sa-t sns
ne Fest win n YAK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

IHsss = astterirg prospect that TIE
rsresi htii 81 - deeisiei 10 tine e.
1ase tirovsr Chrissmss pre-.st u ths
.sErr-s..i ecrN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
We'll CIothe a Boy from Head
to Foot Suit, 0veIcoat Hat,
Hose, Aecktie, Etc.
And for smaller amount Of money than
you would think possible. His clothes
Will have an express sion and chara~,~r

that will delight his mothers There's everything from
the low priced to the most extravagant qualities
Suit with double
throughout is the best $500 su ever shown for
youngsters who are hard clothes
See the superb Single Breasted Knee Pants
suits See The splendid Cheviot Long Pants Big
Boys at low prices The ultra fashionable Cape
scores OF other elegant styles Our Boys Clothing
is the Midway just now Matchless in ua
ties and prices.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-10-20
POISON IN THE CAKE.
Two Families in Marinette County in
a Serious Condition.

Marinette. Wis, Oct. 12.-Informa-
ton has reached here of case OF
wholesale poisoning at Twin Islands,
about fourteen miles up the Wisconsin
side Of the Menominee river.
Monday the families of Ed. Vedeau
and VIM. Fasset, eleven in all, ate din
ner at the formers home. A fine bake
OF cornmeal cake was the chief article
of food and all ate of it. They were
taken with violent vomiting and par
oSysms Of pain and Mr.. and Mrs. We
1eau and Mr.. and Mrs. Fasset will
seven children. We're Frustrated.
The cornmeal cake had been prepared
with tartar emetic, a horse medicine
which Mrs. Nedeau used instead OF
saleratus.
After hours of suffering Mr.. NedeaI
dragged himself to a neighbor's house
and assistance was given A physl
clan was summoned from Menoninet
and after working with antidotes and
stomach pump most of them were
brought around Mr.. Fasset is still II
a precarious condition and Mrs Vedeal
with two children are not yet out
danger.