The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 4, 1883, Page 2

| i i ii / | ; Babies Creamate in the Kitchen >tove and Meals Cooked over the Fire More than 200 Infants Destroyed Sample Entries From the Quack’= Book —Threats of Lynching Doacto cen even worse din the reports of yesterday. once, No. 2243 N.- 1s proven tot ] ‘Mar of his resic Fifth street. lerground gol zhast!) y evic polishe Hathaway sdogs were ntoth corroner’s office ay noon nd the entire collection were pro- ne f in- bones of in o be either the f mothers who ed skele pregnancy. T little ty-one ones have eady been unearthed and the detec- tives are still at work with SPADE AND PICKAXE. hunting for additional Yesterday afternoon officers made a evidence. search ot the Bristol avenue prem- ises, where Hathaway was arrested and found a satchel filled with vials, powders, and some surgical instru- Mrs. Hathaw that ec iustruments had been said nents used ver husband in his nefarious business, account-book containing dates ranging from May, 6, to July, 1552, in which peared the names and addresses of | to- tor ind also produced an ap- more than two hundred females, wether with the amount charged services in each case. In conversa- with Magistrate Krickbaum, tale tion tt sickning and She hut oa © woman told a evolting mevery detail. said that the bodies tound were smail portion of the number of in- tants destroyed by him, and that he had performed hundreds of When asked where be found, asked it she would be held oper, the re- trons. nains could the woman us a par- ty to the crime. Upon being assur- vd that the law would have to take its course at all hazards, she deciared that numberless bodies had been cre- mated in the family cooking-stove, and that the meals tor the family had | n prepared by the heat from hu- | man tuel. lestroyed the bodies but all evidences | of guilt at the same time. Amo: said tha other the things woman t she herself had had twins, and that they had died in) childbirth. “Were you not also a victim of asked the m: malpractic us The woman hesitated. d the fact. and finally admit “What was done with the bodies?’ ‘The doctor wanted to burn them irst, but I could not ¢ psent, ly burie they were fi a of Rising Sun Jane, where hived.*” When confronted with the direct root of his guilt, Hathaway demed it, but the woman maintained that they were true. % doctor in diposing of the evidences of > dogs which have aided the bis horrible callmg are fat vicious- looking brutes, and have lived for years on human flesh. Although tho? had lived for nearly two days | watts oe food, when fresh ‘meat was y turned away ing that tl from rey Were true rite ater aters. The streetes surrotinding the i mal-practitio of the > filled by curtosity-seekers and loud threats ot e, Tune 26.—The case ot defaulting state 1 as called Polk, Met. urer, V treas- in the criminal court this morning. Polk’s counsel asked | 2 continuance of affidavits on ac- »f the absence of his clerk and hookke eper, while WHOLESALE MURDER. s by This method had not only who is} the attorne directly te goes on to pects to fF amount ot will realize the the a of the jury was begun. state. empanne ate A Possible CRETE From the Mexico Intell The Jefferson City of the the Kansas City positively announced the candidacy se ecee: Times has of Hon. John S. Phe!ps tor Goyenor jn 1884. | what he 1s talking about and John S. | Phelps has consented or will consent it will hardly | to make the race. { advisable for any one else to enter | the contest. Hs character for honor ‘and the strictest integrity has never been questioned. The history of his public lite and his entire political statesmanship As a lawyer career is that of \ true, noble manhood. he may have equals, but no superiors | As aneighborand friend belov- in the west. he is universally honored and }ed. His democracy is as sound and hat ot Thomes Jet- | unquestioned as t in matters of du- Jack- | ferson; his courag as unwavering as Andrew His | ty son. pubhe hie as a If the correspondent knows | and ' congress- man tor nearly twenty years and as | gove nor is without a stainor a without a blur or imuendo. | A man of brain, the broadest culture and th pable of filling any pos:tion to which picion, nost varied experience, ca- | the voice of the people might cull \ him, from president to the is no Missouri for Phel ps if he is willing to run. Mr. Hayes $12.00Check. Washington Cor. | ship of his own town, it won- der the democracy of are Peiladelpbia reco) A year or two before ived ut the White silent partner in the : e arr house, sion house of Le Duc & headquarters were a seventeenth the aurtof the wi orth-west. Bardweil Hayes n that oly old Duc, whom j firm’s notes. the h } its doors been whisth ouch of its vant few were smart notes to a sharp young taat county, who came adout the time we I n Mr. Hayes. Wide awake Drug; Messrs. ~ ae are always alive to theirt nd spare no pains to secure every is wain witness. Polk's counsel a also made affidayit that Polk had | © New . ? ote A Disc The placed m the hands of the attorney xe 1 $50,000, and his assurance ds, Horsene $10,000 more would be er party as soon as he New Y ork; that he has a: nc d by teturns 7Ore sold a farm sin for $5, delivered ney to deliver wi hasing money ced Fever, Bronchitis, Throat | sus- | | other epidemics are rac nade | article in | | poisons the blood, and b: NAVAL aaa OTL ES eT IOC; Postage The Wonderful Efficacy of DR. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS maior | Has been #0 frequently and satisfactorily proven that it seems almost superfluous to say anything more in their favor. The immense and constantly increasing demand for them, both in this and foreiza countries, is the best evidence of their value. Their sale to-day in the United States is far greater than any other cathartic medicine. This demand is not spasmodic, it is recular and steady. 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