Rock Island Argus

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for Colon to relieve the Scorpion and

that the Newark will leave San Juan

Saturday for Hayti. and if all is quiet

theie will sail for Carthagena by way

of Guantananio. With the .sewark at

Carthagena she will be within short

sailing distance of Venezuelan waters

should the presence of an American

warship be required there in conse

quence of the asphalt troubles.

The Bancroft, which has arrived at

Guantananio. will be ordered to Monte

Christi if the conditions require the

presence of a warship in Dominican

waters.

WEDDING GUESTS MADE ILL

Ice Cream Made by Bride's Mother

Poisons 150 Persons.

Columbus. Ind Aug. 19. As the te

sult of eating ice cream at the wed

ding of Miss Polly Delila Glick and

Charle-; W. Collier eatly last evening

15'! guests were poisoned, some of

them being in a serious condition. It

is the belief of physicians who were

summoned thai all will recover. The

ice cream was made by the mother of

the bride, who is an.ong those prostra

ted. The bride herself escaped be

cause she refused cream. George W.

Mellinger and family and Mrs. Jona

than Smith, all of Muucie. are in the

most serious condition. The groom's

illness is also regarded as serious.

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Rock Island Argus. (1904). Rock Island, Ill., 1904-08-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053934/1904-08-19/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Rock Island Argus, 1904-08-19.