The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-20
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first drinks were taken while the party
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complained of being i'll about 1890 o'clock
and went home. He felt better after a
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siok an hour later and went to bed
The school teacher was the last to make
complaint. She was very sick all through
The NIGHT, but she decided on Monday
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morning mat she wouid go 70 school' mere
che was taken with a fainting spell and was
sent home. She became delirious on Mon
day night and died early Yesterday morn
IND. Dr. A. J. Burger, who attended her.
also was looking after Hireh, who was in
the same house with her and whose symp-
toms were exactly like hers. He died
Yesterday afternoon. Miss Fulford was
seriously sick, and DR.. Vernon E, TAYLOR,
who attended her, said last night hat she
was not out Of danger. The rest of the
party except Croak were only slightly
Affected,
Coroner's physician Charles Wuest went
TO the Boeouet home soon after the school
teacher died, and after questioning her
mother, some Of the merrymakers and
DR.. Burden, he decided hat the deaths
we're due to wood alcohol. He notified
Capt. Miles O'Reilly of the Ralph avenue
station, who arrested the saloon keeper for
Violating the excise law In selling LIQUOR
TO a minor and for keeping his place open
on Sunday. He also collected a basketful
OF bottles supposed to contain whiskey,
one bottle of cherries preserved in what
the saloon keeper SAYS is m~araschino, and
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