THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TRIDAY, JULY 21, 1899.

increasing his reputation by sulted different times, gave him a pre- Hughes. Toronto. Ont. Patriotic con- tor Library, three had been discontinued, or who "Is active OF MRS. MAYBR1CK at MANSFIELD'S DGG I. D- - suspended publication. Catholic HERO OF THE CIVIL WAR operations." He had won his command at STORY scription In which arsenic had no part. J0SIE Itcv. W. T. 1'arr. had The co-opera- ted cert- lvotlons. I.. lievlew has been suspended, the Quarterly Franklin, where the navy with MRS. MAYBRICK'S PURCHASE. Fort Wayne, Intl. army in an attack, and on Oct. 22. while 8:i p. m. "Last Days of the Confederacy." Message and Mission News have been dis- the In the afternoon of May 21 Mrs. May- Besides Christian Educa- off Beaufort, with the Ellis, he ran to New Gen. John B. Gordon. Tomlinson Hall. continued. these. Topsail inlet, boldly brick called at the drug store kept by 7;.T0 p. m. English's Opera House Presi- tion, published in Chicago, and Golden Rule, entered the inlet at THE AMERICAN WOMAK SOW IX AX 1VOMAX WHO CAUSED THE DEATH publication. LIE IT. Cl'SIIISG'S EXPLOITS IX full speed, caught the schooner Adelaide, Thomas Nokes, in the Algburth road. Liv- dent, L'nlon B. Hunt, secretary of state. of Boston, have ceased x Washington. Ky. South religious papers retain their BLOCKADE RUXMXG DAYS. with GoO barrels of turpentine and thirty-si- ENGLISH JAIL FOR Ml'RDEH. FISKi: A HELPLESS PA II A LYTIC Rev. N. W. Darlington. "In the bales of cotton as cargo, and finding he erpool, and bought some fly papers that Indiana. Patriotic concert. Devotions. old prosperity and influence," said an editor Yapp, Free-thoug- ht could not tow her away, destroyed her by contained arsenic "for mice." Alice S:W p. m. "Anglo-America- n Relation. '' of a" journal, "while In the Rev. James M. Buckley. D. D., LL. D.. North and East they are losing ground. But fire. the children's nurse, and Bessie Brierley, To- gained On Oct. 23 he revisited the same Inlet and New York; Rev. A. Carmen, D. D., In the South the secular ptess has not a housemaid, noticing some cloths carefully Once-Fnm- oa House. so important a place as It holds in the Government Wan Hampered ly Lack destroyed salt works big enough to supplyv Summary of the Celebrated Case of The Beauty Has Hsrn ronto. OnU English's Opera "all Wilmington." A short time after he folded over a soup dish, lifted them and East." of and Light Draught Vessels anew boldness spirit the Allegred Poisoner of Her lias-ban-d, Living for Some Years la a Sevr EpTvorthlnns. The introduction of news and other secu- Fast manifested that of that found the fly papers soaking In water. It Special 3Iulc for lar matter in denominational papers Is de- --Fonnderlng of the Monitor. has made him famous. He went into New Whose Release Is Sought. may be noted that Battlecrease House had Hampshire Hamlet Lost to View. following special musical programme Intelligencer on ground River inlet, with the intention of reaching The fended by the the or Jacksonville, destroying all ves- always been free of mice or other vermin. will be given at the Second Presbyterian that "men know about them from other Onslow Three days later Mr. Maybrick attended sources, is legitimate province sels he could not bring away, taking the S the races Church in connection with the morning and it the Wilmington mail, and fighting his way out at Wirral. The day was cold and of the religious press, not only to give in- H. G. D., In New York Times. Saqui Smith, in Leslie's Weekly. stormy. On his return home, late at North Wakefield (N. H.) In Boston Sunday, by the quartet, Mrs. co-ordin- ate again. He overtook and burned a vessel Letter service, next formation about them, but to pos- day, night, he complained of a chill, a numbness Globe. soprano; Mrs. Evans, alto; Mr. them with Christian truth." There Is a To those who have read, within a year, the going up the river, and at Onslow took In the sunset of a beautiful August and an opression at the stomach. This he , Raschig. press navy session, capturing twenty-fiv- e stands of ago, slight, cold Her right side paralyzed, unable to Miller, tenor, and Louis Dochez, bar- demand. It appears, from the religious accounts of the celerity with which the a large mall, two schooners, Just ten years a small, ascribed to a bad dinner eaten at the race- make B. F. as well as from the church, for the discus- arms, quite woman stood old track restaurant. That night he took to his an articulate sound or to move even her Hansen, organist, in- carried out orders for blockading and other confiscated some negroes, and in the after- little at the bar of the itone, with Charles F. sion of current topics of popular, vital bed, and remained there, suffering from gas- right hand, her brown eyes show- terest, and, as the editor of the Churchman service against Spain, and to all who are noon started back. Criminal Court in Liverpool, receiving her tric trouble, morning Wednes- beautiful for the Epworth Leaguers: . was attacked, while until. the of Orleg. expressed it, "the religious paper, like the familiar with the utter destruction of The Ellis then and sentence of death for murder by poison. day, May 1, when he recovered sufficiently ing the expression and glow of other days, Organ Prelude "Morning" church, must be up to to exercise any Cushing was making a warm fight to keep to return to days empress Organ Prelude (a), "Morning" Grieg. date Spain's sea power In three months, the work his shin and her prizes, the Ellis ran And of all the throng that filled the court business. On that day and the the when ehe ruled like an B Important influence." two days that followed he carried his lunch- New York helpless b). "Andante." from quartet in flat.. of the navy in that period of the rebellion aground. Having silenced a rebel battery in that supreme moment, their eyes fixed eon to his office. Barry's food in and Paris, sitting lu .Tschaikowsky. on shore, he put a party from th Ellis on Revalenta her wheel chair, was bag- Qua'rtet-V4VAYvaiTeDe- 5, 1862, May 4, 1S63, by the upon as, resting lightly on was wrapped by his wife, placed the lifted Into the um"in E flat".. AX lXCIDEYT AT AriA. between Spet. and to the abandoned guns, but they her her hands in the Jar shore take beside her, and up. was gage south-boun- d Dudley Buck. North Atlantic Blockading Squadron may been taken away overnight. He loaded the dock rail, ?he faced the judge In the tied It not eaten coach of the train, to "Melody C" Silas Xarrovr Escape "War Between had by Mr. Maybrick. who complained that the start on way to Philadelphia. Organ Offertory in from impress the reader of the eighth volume of one of his prize schooners with everything black cap, she alone was In complete com mere taste of food made him bilious. Traces her The tears Duet "Ques Homo," from Stabet Mater Germany and United States. Con- he could remove from the Ellis, and then, that streamed down her face, still wonder- Rossini. the the "Official Records of the Union and fighting the rebels, who had appeared mand of herself. Not a muscle in the color of arsenic were afterward found In the Jar. Mrs. Raschlg and II. C. Walsh, In AInslee's Magazine. soon to be published, as after heavy guns, set less dead wall of her face moved. The The luncheon of the following day was pre- fully attractive In spite of the suffering Mr. Evan. federate Navies," in force with a battery of pared by his wife. This consisted of beef Quartet "All Praise to God"...... Wagner. It was at the outbreak of this civil strife very full of disappointments. fire to her and defiantly sailed for Beaufort, blonde hair, neatlj combed and frilled with essence, undergone, and the pitiful screams accom- In Captain Leary Apia, in the Ineffectual and how- which was to be heated over a pat- l'ostlude Grand choni3 E flat..Guilmant. that arrived at energy bringing away all his men, his rifled accuracy, never The light ent gas stove which Mr. Maybrick kept panying the tears told that fhe was likely; American warship Adams. Dr. Knappe was The service was not lacking in and itzer and ammunition, the ship's stores and severe stirred. in then the German consul Apia and he and eadly of the eyebrows never twitched words of his office. Arsenic was afterwards found thinking of the contrast with the time when A Lone Look Ahead. at ability, but it was short clothing, the men's bags and hammocks, asthe in the remains of the beef essence. Commander Fritze, of the German warship sort of vessels needed to maintain the block and a part of the small arms. the sentence dooming her to death by the Following she had ridden over the Erie In a JIOO.WO Western Christian Advocate. Adler, carried on affairs with an imperious Commander Davenport suggested to Ad- the drinking of the beef tea Mr. days are yet to come, the hand. Feeling ran high between the Ger- ade which President Lincoln had proclaimed, young rope fell upon her ear. An additional com- Maybrick suffered a relapse, and returned private car attached to the finest and fast- In the best that miral Lee that "the course of this to his home, complaining of nausea engine money leaguer who enters his offensive and mans on one hand, and the Americans and and which Rear Admiral Lee, succeeding man should meet with the commendation or pression of the thin Hps with their unconv and a est Jim FIske's could procure. into English on the other. The Germans bom- forwarded; general sensation of weakness. Only the ex- No one Christ-Inspire- d Goldsborough. was endeavor- his superiors," and Admiral Lee fortable tightness at the corners, a colder of the kindly country people who defensive league with all barded villages on various pretexts, fired Rear Admiral report the indorsement: "With ercise of his iron will enabled him to strug- Wesley upon gave open ing effective. But the number of the with glint than usual in the hardest eyes ever gle out of his room on the next day, Friday, stood on the station platform of this moun- men will harmonize the asceticism of unarmed natives, and aid to make the expression of my admiration of Lieut. May 3. to Tamasese. Captain Leary at that time along the cost protected courage seen man or woman, and was all. This is the day on which, accord- tain hamlet knew that the tortured being with his eplendld evangelism in a life that cruisers employed Cushing's coolness, and conduct." in that ing to the re- was a commander, and it was not long be- was not ehe theories of the physicians, he who has been among them for some months will be superbly magnetic, because of its fore he and Captain Fritze had some lively by the North Atlantic Squadron CUSHING AT CHUCKATUCK. And as the voice of the Judge ceased ceived the fatal dose. Insulation of spirit, Its contact of brother interchanges of compliments. On one oc- large enough, and those that were in use Cushing's audacity was next manifested In turned and, with something of the smooth, Arrowroot was prepared and sent to his and whom they tenderly carried into th casion the Adler steamed past the Ameri- speedy, the same time to prize soft, grace panther, flitted down Office. The lar contain! train this morning, was once the alluring love in all the crises of human history. The were often less and at his proposition take the schoner lithe of a Was nlled bv Mrs. MavhplV i,n K- - can ship with a native chief bound to her specially by tlH personality allied with the greatest finan- Methodist of the millennium will know noth- foremast. The German saluted when he of heavier draught, than the built Home into New inlet, apparently chased the steps of the dock to the cells below. her. and by her delivered into' the hands of ing of the "world." nothing of the "flesh." passed, no answer came blockade runners that sometimes glided by United States vessel, to wait for pilots to The woman was Florence Elizabeth May- - ine measenKer. Ana, as Derore. Mr. May- cial kings this country has known. James re- but back from a brick warmed nothing of the "devil;" he will have the American. Soon the German came to a them in the early gray or at dusk, so swiftly come out to take him In, and then to run off hrlck. who from that time has been more the food In a small enamel Fiske, jr., and Jay Gould, or that for her nounced all the trinity of the evils in tlae standstill. A boat was dispatched to ascer- saucepan held over the gas burner, and hour of hist baptism, he will have entered and silent!y asUo escape observation and with the pilots. He disguised the schooner or less an object of a certain morbid, sym turned it into a pitcher. On the rim of W. E. D. Stokes murdered the king of Erld tain why the American had not answered pitcher again that Into such partnership and fellowship with the salute. Commander Leary sent the capture. to suit his purposes, but after he had started pathetic interest to a large part of the pan and on the glaze of the sauce- in the Grand Central Hotel In New Y,ork. God that the atmosphere of heaven will en- Teuton this characteristic reply: "The his and his alleged traces of arsenic were afterward dis- Nevertheless, the poor creature who In th wrap always; be man of God, Admiral Lee and the commanders of the vessel was three times becalmed public In England and America. The covered. Within two hours iho him he will a United States does not salute vessels en- by to pilot Maybrick. umption nftr early seventies wore clusters of pure, patient, love of self, slave-carryi- ng ships were provided from time to time mission thwarted. But ho went a victim was her husband. James of the food Mr. Maybrick diamonds freed from all gaged in the trade." But an - became love of money, exalted to the planes of the Welles- - with lists miles below Caswell, was agitation followed conviction 'lOlentlV ill. diSnl.lvlnc- oil th nvmntm. f and had her private train rode to-d- ay a incident which best illustrates Commander Secretary of the Navy station thirty Ft. The that the gastro-enterit- ls communion with the Ix-ary'-s induced by an pois- serenest. most ecstatic grit and determination, and which of blockade runners in England or the West attacked bv a company of riflemen on shore, of Mrs. Maybrick, the review of the case on Irritant paralytic In a common baggage Car. It was spirit of God. He will live apart from men, deserves to live in song story, discov- and was taken home to the bed from and occurred Indies, getting ready to rush in at some landed, boldly rushed a fort he had by then home secretary, Henry Mat which he never arose. Josle Mansfield. though always in their midst, as Jesus in the waters near Apia on Nov. 15, 188S. ered, drove off the infantry that had the afterward Christ lived in the holy places of heaven, Strained came to a poorly blockaded port, and the utmost vigi- and thews, of the sentence of It was not until the night of Saturday. Only a pithetlc memory, however, of the relations crisis then, and occupied It. the commutation May 4, Dr. though always near to the lowliest, need- war between the United States and Ger- all watch- HIs'enerKy Ingenuity next found play life, that John Humphreys was called glorious creature to whom Jim Fiske said j lance was demanded. In spite of and death to oeral servitude for and the in. at Mrs. iest life of his age. From hU heart all basc many feem-t- Inevitable. Ho Commodore Bar Maybrick's direction. By that crass will be ex- fulness, the reports of failures were too fre- rvhiio commanded the subsequent repeated attempts to secure her time Mr. Mavbrlck's Illne hart r!ipriftH on on that eventful night when he carried the ambitions and harassment On the day previous a message came from ney, in the Nansemond river. His report acute stage. Erie records and books over Into Jersey: pelled: he will live day by day with his face Mataafa to inform Commander Leary quent and the gratification of the Confeder- Nansemond, on April 13, release, are well within the memory of The only reason that Mrs. toward of God. He will worship that of a fight on the Maybrick had ever assigned delay "Josle. it's a stone palace at Sing Sin the throne the Germans had threatened to attack Ma- ates too substantial to permit the command- in which his snip iosi inree men Kiuea hiri the reading public. With all possible re- in summoning for the or a marble palace in New York." at the inner shrine of the sanctuary, and his taafa in his ttronghold on the morrow. of n)lrlt. On April medical assistance was that life will be Hke of Saint Telcmachus, ing officers to escape without sharp criti- seven wounded, was full spect to the enterprise of the New York Sr,nusb.?n(J objected to physicians. On that night Jay Gould and Jim Fiske that Both Mataafa and Tamasese had in- 17, 10 o'clock at night, le wrote a dis- made $7.000.GX. . Friday brok- though lived in the heart of a creat city. trenched themselves In fortified places, about cism. at tha newspapers which furnished cabled reports Through the four days and nights that fol- - Black ruined -- loaded responsibilities of patch to Admiral Lee to tell him about ine was ers and schemers by the scores, and never and with vast seven miles from Apia, upon land under All the blockade runners did not get of an expeamon to capture rme pis of the proceedings at the trial, it may be wuf at tne bedside of her will be forgotten church or ctate. American protection. ad- failure hUSband. All foorln nnrt oil motnin. in the history of Wall Mataafa asked for 2S, "In consequence of the army men being as street. vice, and Commander Leary told him through, however. On Sept. 12, Com- nothing." They numbered 2W said that the vast majority of the general administered to him passed throueh through messenger frightened at public ignorant of vital nanus, up io me nignt or Wednesday, Under the name of "Mrs. Josle Welton." A Little Criticism of the Epvrorth. the to stand his ground, mander James F. Armstrong, with the State men, who "remained on shore five minutes American is the suspicion Helen Josephine Mansfield Lawler Reed ha that he would not allow the Germans to nnrt thrpe nebel nlckets runninjt away. case, char- May..?.no that the gastro- Bt. Louis Christian Advocate. make upon of Georgia, captured the British steamer tuw points in the Maybrick or of the enteritis from wMrh f j been living for three years within a few an attack property under his so frightened them they returned care-ful-lj The Christian Endeavor folks gave but Sunbeam, loaded with gunpowder and army Which that acter of the evidence whjch led to her con had been produced by any nat- - miles of Ossipee, N. H. So quiet ly and . other protection. A than According to programme, without nring a snot. by Jury. It I AC4c-- . - o nave has her identity been guTtrded that but little recognition to women on the pro the German the stores. She resembled a gunboat, and had a HHiiisint was his landing at viction the Liverpool minds ofJr.theif physicians.'ar,s entered the very few outside of her attendants ever gramme, Adler was to bombard at dawn. Leary On Oct. 22 Com- village to recapture a boat's As to the Justice of the verdict or of the and the same is true, prospectively. quietly prepared to foil plan, a speed of thirteen knots. Chuckatuck punishment by secre- The One littl fnnrh nf Ha suspected that she had a life torj passing the meth- decreed the home 2-ce- of our own gathering. Is this fair? Are at the mander Ronckendorff, in the San Jacinto, crew, made prisoners by treacherous Maj brick, the yearning the huskiest efforts of the nt novelists. same tim keeping his counsel. By using reported the capture, on the same day, by ods. He organized a boat expedition, landed tary, there are many varied opinions. The that prompted htr So. when a "Mrs. Carle" and her daughter, there not increasing numbers of women some hard coal he had aboard he was able Penobscot, of seven ana ninety men, auvanceu uu objectors are consolidated Into three par- " '' l" "c or wnom sne nad sacri- - tell-tal- Commander Clitz, with the boats s "Mrs. Wclton." were found at the house of meetings any to get up steam without the e smoke brig Bruce, trying to village met and drove off a cav- ties. The first party, composed of the hys- ner und01nff- - But for the whose work, in the smaller at thai would have the British Robert the and led by Gall Hamilton, letter to Brierlpv. written kv Alva Haslett, about four miles north of rate, quicken- warned the Germans of reach Wilmington with a cargo qf clothing alry party of forty men, took the town, terical shriekers. trusted for postage Osslnee, the few neighbors merely sup--. would brinsr inspiration and his actions. Then he muffled his anchor was to New lost one man killed, and killed two of the argue that Mrs. Maybrick should not have to the hands of Alice ing to the assembled hosts? The preponder- 4 and medicines. She taken prooaoie woman posed that a retiring city couple had decided chains with native mats, and at in the York by Lieut. F. M. Bunce. On Nov. 4 onomv nnrt returned with compliments for been convicted, because she was an Amer- never hi, mat tnis would to spend few ance of clergymen on both programmes, and morning all hands were quietly called to soldiers In the ican, and that her detention in an English have been rironcht n a months In recuperating lay the United States ships Mount Vernon and everybody except the fifteen laDl) swore nut Um. - ... among the mountains. the paucity of speakers is a matter to quarters. At daybreak the anchors of Masonbor-oug- h oongea m prison is an international outrage and a that tha - the ne was to be- noted. Further, It may be asked why Artier were up Davllght chased aground, near party, whom inreaien of nation. and When some of the old acquaintances were put hauled and with full steam inlet, the British bark Sophia, loaded order to make them do their duty. Later flaunt In the face the American J5!?l. ?br.ick r. that told of Mrs. Carle being his) half Flster. speakers should be on the programme on the vessel made for the open sea. ash, a to Admiral Lee. he again This proposition is simply an insult to the V1 3 " w letter, which fell Into who never have taken any special interest Noiselessly came up the Yankee's anchors, with salt, saltpeter, soda three brass on. in letter common sense of the plain people of this uiuu, uwi tne openea tne letter with they remembered that they "believed he did field pieces, gun carriages, trucks, etc., and complained or tne cowaraiy conauci oi me the intention nf - w have a sister Emeline once, an she mar-tie- d In the league or in league work? The mor- and to country, may be dismissed with the v. nuttinc it u 1 1 n- - bidly the amazement of the Adler, the set her on fire. The wreck was in the Fourth Rhode Island, and gave some cir- and velope; l ottiu n in a lies a Isaac Small thet moved down to sensitive spirit showed by Secretary Adams was close upon her heels. The Ger- to rescue some cumstances to illustrate his complaint. comment that its only effect so far has that the sight of the first line caused Baer at Detroit in regard to the alleged man had to turn to get out of breakers, and in the effort been to aggravate the stiffneckedness of East Boston, nn' they had two child'en. both the harbor. of the men sent ashore the boats were lost, The record shows that Cushing was held house ami mi tt fnt v. - . . j . of 'em gals." Then a few of them recalled, numbers In attendance was hardly creditable and by the time she reached the entrance eighteen men were In great respect by Secretary Welles, who British officialism, and place almost insu- nanusj Ui rXlWIII too, to him. Why should anybody and three officers and May-brick- 's Maybrick. be that they "used ter remember eein be concerned tne two ships were close tocether. Aerain by rebels. wrote him on May 4. 1SS3, to tell him that perable obstacles in the way of Mrs. it must ald that up to this at this point. There is a disposition to ex- German to- captured the party, led by naa neen Josie Small when she wan't but a leetle aggerate the turned, and then headed his frallantry and meritorious services" in release. The second Physician an w"ra said by th mite." the "thousands" present. We trust ward the fort that was to be bombarded. CAPTURE OF A VALUABLE PRIZE. the Nansemond campaign were "entitled to the Baroness De Roque, Mrs. Maybrick's to the duration of Maybrick'! People that spirit, which has not been dormant in Commander Leary ran his ship capture prize, an at- McDougall, an Eng- ppruacn noticed the air of elegance, the our between the Another of a with the especial notice and commendation of mother, and Alexander 'v"u;vaiD "c oi aeatn. stateliness and evidence of 'bavin' saw" bet- former meeting, will be kept down at tierman ana the shore, and when about capture by rebels of United the department." Reference was made in lish barrister, declare that Mrs. Maybrick ir,tthenerA.dId not apprehend a spell." They Indianapolis. three hundred yards from Adler gave tendant the enterprise" was absolutely innocent of the crime for ;r i. were tne o ter learned that mother and the that letter to his "gallantry and ujte wordsT daughter had traveled knew ine oraer: States officers and men, was reported by the at Chuckatuck. He was a rising man, fully which she has suffered, and is the martyred tne communication nhiVi n and of the "Clear for by wicked against her J2?fr,aJ?dfc2l? n0rth ,n a frenzy theater's realm. Thus, the visitors llvel CHANGE IN RELIGIOUS PRESS. action!" Cambridge, commanded Commander W. in the confidence of the department, and heroine of a conspiracy of Prejudice along for a while without attracting atten- At once the decks were cleared, and the A. The British schooner J. W. preparing the way for greater renown in life and liberty on the part of the Maybrick tion. guns were trained. The German followed Parker. courageous upon the Albemarle. family. J;P.e.tit'"I.dId expect to from was run ashore on Nov. 17, off New his attack - - -nol hear HELPLESS FOR Some Conservative Too suit, and the two ships steamed along the Pindar THE MONITOR'S FATE. CONCLUSIONS REACHED. iy euuii. since my return I hav THREE YEARS. Think It coast ready for the fray. A shot from inlet, and a boat under command of a mas- majority of who were asso- $!onv,nurSLnff day and n,Sht-- IIe Js sick rtnt Then, "Josie," as every one about Worldly What the Editors Say. either vessel Disaster overtook the Monitor early In But the those Granite meant war between the two ter was sent to board her if the surf was trial, or who closely fol- J x, uwlors nei consultation tailed her, Just as thousands of the gayest countries. When opposite the native 1S6.1 The Navy Department decided to send ciated with the terday, and now. all depends upon how io ;g forts the Adler came to anchor, and the not too high. The men reached and burned lowed the evidence In the case, reach these his strength will hold out. I cannot answer of the gay had done in the palmy days of New York Evening Post. her, with another vessel of the same class, your to-da- y, Adams anchored between the German and the Pindar, but their boat was swamped in conclusions: letter fully my darling, but the Erie crowd In Gotham, was etrlckeni Some readers of the .undenominational tne snore, so were to Beaufort. The Monitor and Passaic went relieve your mind of all discovery close the vessels that trying to reach the Cambridge, and they 1. That James Maybrick did not die from now fear of with paralysis. The stroke afflicted the en religious weeklies, and some of their de- no guns could be fired from the Adler up, spending out from Hampton Roads on Dec. 29, in tow, and in the future. without passing over or Adams were picked after three hours the administration of arsenic, but that the "He has been delirious since Saturday, tire right side of her person, from head to throueh the cavalry. 3 received of the gastro-enterit- ls and nominational rivals, are struck with the Then Commander Leary on the beach, by a party of rebel and on Jan. news was from which he suffered was I know that he is perfectly ignorant foot. changed sent this note to William B. Frost, one of the prisoners, took on 30, off induced by causes. even In a moment it her from a change that Is coming over religious jour- me uerman foundering of the Monitor Dec. natural of the name of the street. be-n!v- e.! commander: the of allegiance to the Confederacy. 2. clear- In fact, he condition where she had been subject to nalism. It looks to the Churchman as If the "I have the honor to inform vou that, hav oath Hatteras. Commander Bankhead, who had That the evidence, nevertheless, ?Jy ratement, although he will not ing received This exploit was dull and unimportant as ly proved beyond the possibility of doubt admit it. You must terrible convulsions to a pathetic helpless religious weeklies, especially the Outlook information that American compared with the capture of the British succeeded to the command of the Monitor, the purchase and systematic administration feel that those two property in the Latocra vicinity of Laulll. I any port letters of mine were written under circum- ness. From that day to this Josie Mansfield and Independent, were abandoning Solo-Sol- o steamer NIco'.M from Nassau to had port with good weather, which con- of arsenic by the prisoner to the deceased stances which the true Lotoanuu and is liable to be in Confederacy. 9 left must excuse their injustice nas not Deeu able to say the simplest en field religious vaded day, I am purpose she could ruake In the At was an with intent to kill. n At any tence, to of journalism, while the daily this here for the o'clock, or thereabout, on March 21. 1883, tinued until the 30th,;when there 3. was ample testimony to ?yL rate, don't raise her right hand, or stand for oi protecting ine same. be- That there England until I have seen you again. an Instant. She rests In wheel chair, newspapers are encroaching upon that Meld. the United States steamer Victoria and the Increase of wind and swell, and the sea show that Maybrick himself had for years - upon a For hours the men stood at their rnns. schooner William Bacon sighter through gan to break over the pilot house. As night preceding subsequent marriage Hys e.VKer FLObrie;- waited like an infanL One of the editors of the Christian Advo- hut no shot came from the German. He pumps and to his rom moment of the discovery of this Such has been the life of Josle Manafield was ready to war upon the rain and mit a large sidewheel steam- came on all the had to be set at been an arsenic eater; that Mrs. Maybrick letterf her fate was years. cate shares this view as to the Outlook, and the Samoans. but er, painted lead color, with only a small work, the vessel began to yaw and take in was aware of this fact, and relied upon it sealed. Dr. Carter., an for about three Since & year ago war with the United States was another quantities of the turret and blower eminent physician of Liverpool, had been Mrs. Carle and her daughter have occupied another denominational journal character- matter. At length the foremast. The two United States vessels water at to protect her in the event of accusation. called Into consultation by Dr. a little cottage In German started on gave chase. In an hour they came up with pipes, and. with an increased swell, she 4. Maybrick, by long usage, had be- Humphreys. the hamlet of North izes that publication as a literarV magazine, a cruise along the coast, but he could not runner, English pounded hard. The Rhode Island, which That The letter was submitted to the physicians Wakefield. A man from Boston, a relative, the blockade which hoisted come saturated with the poison, and was by Michael Maybrick, well-know- n aMy edited by men of strong, religious con- shake off the persistent Yankee. Finally he towing, experiment of stop- arsenic-proo- the mu- has been with them and given them the color?, hove to and was boarded. The crew was tried the f. sical composer. viction. renounced his designs and returned to his excitement, evident- ping, but only allowed the Monitor to And the doctors, awak- kindest of attention, and so far as has been anchorage in Apia bay. To her anchorage was In a great state of that 5. That in deciding that Mrs. Maybrick ened at last, began to treat patient in his power he has exercised care But the Outlook and Independent, came ly from the free issue of grog, and was de- rail into the trough of the sea and roll heav- had been guilty of attempted murder, the poisoning. their all the with also the Adams and Commander stroying cargo. Acting Master Everson ily. only for arsenic Mrs. Maybrick was of the trained nurse. ry nan won game. the home secretary arrived at the true removed from her position Strangely enough, all this introduction of secular matter Into the of the Victoria, on going below, caught one The water continued to gain in spite of of mystery. as nurse and paralysis has not pages, upon steady working of the pumps, and at solution the mistress of the household, and in her place dimmed the intensely keen and sensitive their still insist the importance of the firemen of the prize as he was about the 6. That if Mrs. Maybrick was not guilty three nurses from the women's brain of Josle Mansfield. eyes of their religious Influence. STREET CAItS ABROAD. to throw a keg of powder into the lurnace. 11 o'clock the sea was still breaking heavily of the actual murder of her husband she were Institute Her are as The editors of cargo up over her. Commander Bankhead cut the put in charge. observant and sympathetic as of old. She say, Everson shot him. The was made - was legally entitled to acquittal. The wife was now object suspicion understands is both in effect, the same thing, that they Facilities and In of ammunition, dry goods, medicines and hawser connecting her with the Rhode Isl- 7. never the of what said just as readily Franchise Forelsrn sinrt eteameri to Vsspl. mad a. That, inasmuch as she was tried and horror of the entire household. But it as she ever did. Mental disturbance Is evi- are not denominational and never have Municipalities. other things needed in the rebel States. lrsr tht for attempted murder, and as that charge remained for the night denced, however, been, get The Nicolai I had tried to get into Charles- signal of distress and undertook the haz part of on which that followed to fur- in her tendency toward that they try to articles of general Chicago Times-Heral- d. formed no the Indictment nish the most striking laughter or ton on March 13, and had been driven away. ardous task of saving tne crew. The sea arraigned, she should not be pun- circumstances of all. maudlin a half childish exulta- Interest appeal to the largest number of was breaking over the deck as the two ves- she was Mrs. Gore, the night nurse watching the tion over trivial things. Hour after hour Edwin F. Mack, cashier of the Royal After the attempt to destroy the vessel, all ished for attempted murder, and is, in fact, sick man, saw Mrs. Maybrick come she hums over readers, and all the while retain a religious Trust Company's Bank, has issued an in- men who had been employed below were sels touched, and the Rhode Island prudent- into the snatches of the operas or the away. how- illegally detained. room. On the washstand by the side the songs of Paris. Influence. 'Tt Is our aim to cover a wider teresting little pamphlet on the subject of removed from the prize, and the vessel was ly drew She lowered her boats, In view of the powerful effort for her re- of street cars in various cities over the world, sent to New York for condemnation. This ever, and Commander Trenchard sent them now by and the bed was a bottle of Valentine's meat Even in this mumbling she betrays a Held In religious lease made Ambassador Choate Juice, which had been part pre- voice must been fwe;t-ne- ss journalism than is covered and it will prove as good reading for the was a very rich prize, the value of the cargo to tiwt Monitor to take off her crew. The by Lord Russell of Klllowen. who defended of the diet that have of rare go scribed by the physicians. The and cultivation. She presents to-d- ay by church papers," said one of the editors large number of people who ride as for the alone having been estimated at $500,000 in Monitor let her anchor. Commander her at her trial, it may be as well to sub- bottle at one smaller number who own Bankhead ordered the twenty-fiv- e or thirty Les- that time had not been touched by any one of the most affecting spectacles on of the Outlok. the vehicles. Mr. London. men still on board to leave, and did not him mit, for the benefit of the readers of save Nurse Gore. Mrs. Maybrick took the could look upon. To see her listening to Mack had an Idea that some data gathered Against this record of capture stands the lie's Weekly, a brief summary of the evi- know Certainly a considerable change has taken from the American consuls in various of successful entrance Into self leave the ship until everything had been bottle from the stand, walked Into an Inner conversation and that she wishes to the account the which was expected of him. Soon dence submitted by prosecution and defense room with It, came back after a few min- speak, yet is powerless to say other than place In religious papers. The Christian cities as to rates of fare, terms on which Southern ports of several richly laden and done after at her trial. The beginning of the chain is utes, tingle word, is distressing. a franchises were granted, propul- ships, some the rescued officers and men reached the se- and stealthily drawing the bottle from Union, which was founded by Mrs. Beecher method of specially constructed of which Rhode Island the Monitor went down where found at Battlecrease House, one of the behind her dress, slipped it Into Its place on Josie Mansfield last came into public at- sion and various other details would make had been carefully described and their de- ries of villa residences built in and around 1891 In ISO to express "the common Christian "good reading" people Chicago, diplo- she had been anchored. the washstand and left the room. Mrs. tention about She was then living in for in and partures anticipated in consular and Among who received commendation Garston, a suburb of Liverpool, beloved of Gore took possession of the bottle and gave Paris, where she had had for a number of aentiment of the churches." Instead of the he sent out a number of letters of inquiry. matic letters sent to the Navy Department. those the merchant, the flash stock broker, the years a splendid home sentimert of a particular denomination, al- The replies are for particularly good conduct during the shop- It to Dr. Humphreys. In the subseouent as the wife of Robert from the uttermost parts of THREE RUNNERS IN ONE DAY. trying moments before ship professional man and the wealthy analysis of the food a half grain of Reed. Reed was well known for a time tered Its title in lStt to the Outlook, In order the earth and they reach Chicago Just at the loss of the keeper. It was the March of 18S9. The arsenic among men n the to express what called a wh'-- running Notwithstanding the greatest watchful- were the late Lieut. S. Dana Greene and was found. But no human effort could save about town in New York. it "the broader time horse cars are on Acting Louis N. Stodder. Maybricks had met on an Atlantic liner the victim, and he slowly sank to his In lw2 he came back to Gotham and then view." From its new title no intimation of State street. ness, Admiral Lee was obliged to report, on Master The bound from New York to Liverpool. They death. followed a brought by Its being a religious paper be gained. foreign Mar- Monitor had been in commission less than a MEAT suit Josle Mansfield is to Of all cities It is probable Sept. 21, 1882, escape cotton-lade- n had been eight years married. Those eight ARSENIC IN JUICE. alleging marriage Its articles deal with current economic, po- seilles, France, is provided mat- the of the year when she went to the bottom, but In and desertion. It was in best in the escape short time she had acquired a deathless years told the story of a haggard weariness It Is scarcely necessary to go deeply Into Boston that Jim Fiske first knew her. He litical and educational topics; its stories and ter of passenger transportation. Toronto, Kate from New Inlet. This led to that and peevish discontent, of a ceaseless drag- was then with Jordan, & Frankfort-on-the-Mai- fame. the details of the events that followed his Marsh Co. literary notes are similar in character to Canada: Florence, Italy, and n the admonition to Commander G. H. Scott ging at the chain that held them to- Josle Mansfield's first marriage was those in the simply bookish or popular mag- are all better served they heavy head death. As everyone had supposed, the au- with than to make better disposition of his vessels in Hand-Orga- gether. The husband, with his an actor named Lawler. With him she azines. One Issue. In January, three years have commonly been credited with being. The n Ball. and his heavy jaw, held fast by the domestic topsy revealed the presence of arsenic In went to San Francisco. Vrh ago. contained seven pages of purely re- -, Beginning order to prevent further escapes. Increased there Lawler with Basle, Switzerland which When Twilight her soft robe of shadow spreads law, sacred in all English households, that certain organs, notably the liver and the Is said to have attempted a blackmailing ligious matter, exclusive of the sermon appears first in Mr. Mack's pamphlet one diligence was the result, but on Jan. 12, 1SC&, down the wife is the obedient, blind, unquestion- game upon a certain prominent printed in another department; only finds electricity as power, kidneys. Only half a grain In all was found, citizen. Ths pages three the and that all Admiral Lee wrote to Secretary Welles to And hushed is the roar and the din. ing slave of her husband, and proceeded to latter signed the J5.0U0 check right enough, of religious matter appear in a July lines are operated by the city. The fare is When Kvenintr is coollnr the sweltering town, put his theory into practical effect. There is but on the hypothesis laid down by Pro- but after he had made his escape to the 1SW) number. 2 cents for short and 4 cents longer dis- inform him, through rebel sources, of the 'Tls then that the frolics begin; one for evidence that he maintained at least fessor In case, street rushed to the bank and stopped pay- The Independent, the other weekly which tances. Passengers are allowed to stand in arrival at a Southern port of the Giraffe, And up in dim "Flnnejran's Court," on the pave establishment of the kind not sanctioned by Fowler the Tawell this very ment He then published the whole trans- Is spoken of as having abandoned religious the aisles and on platforms, much as in the one ment. the usages of society. He drank heavily fact would indicate that a large quantity action, with the result that Lawler found time-honor- ed of the expected blockade runners, a journalism, retains a religious department, way known to Chicago. Shut In by the loom of the tenement's wall, and at such times his moods were sullen, had been var- Frisco climate so depressing he arc-ligh- t, taken. Arsenic was found in that stood averaging seven pages. Exclusive of its There are horse cars in Belfast, Ireland, vessel of high speed that had been sighted Neath the swinging on a warm Sum- fierce and brutal. In sobriety he was the not on the order of his quitting the coast. other departments and editorials, it has and nothing swifter. The Is 2 cents a several times off the coast and driven off by mer's night. most despised of women ious parts of the house in the cooking uten- fare hand-orga- n kind of creature JOSIE about thirty-fiv- e pages of contributed mat- mile, and no one may stand on platforms our cruisers. They gather to dance at the ball. a hypochondriac. sils, in thei medicines and medicine bottles BEGINS TO SHINE. ter. In these contributed On March 2, 1863, Commander A. Ludlow handled by Mrs. Maybrick during the period With her connection with Jim Fiske articles it seeks or in aisles. Berlin has electric, steam and society function, you ON TUB PRISONER. cans subjects of popular Interest, written by well-kno- wn horse cars. The rate of fare is Z? cents for Case, of the Iroquois, "regretted to report" 'Tis not a see. EFFECT of her charge, in a handkerchief from which Josle Mansfield's appearance 1 But quite an informal alTair; temperament her husband had sucked cracked Ice, admin- before the men. sometimes of a religious na- two miles, and 1 cent for each additional to Admiral Lee that on March an English yet On a woman of the of public. ture. Its first aim is to be a "family pa- - Companies pave steamer had entered by New inlet to the The costumes are varied, simple and free. istered by her; and, lastly, in the pockets She had secured a divorce froia mile. must and repair the And gems are exceedingly rare; Florence Maybrick, born in our own South, of dressing gown. There has been no change of the streets through which-thei- r lines run, and port of Wilmington. There were five United her The trial mainly Lawler, and, ensconced In a magnificent fter." change to The ladies are gowned in their calicoes, fetching. bred among the men of the South, with resolved itself into a battle of experts and the magazine form; only pay a substantial bonus to the city in addi- States steamers on duty off the Inlet at And coat less and cool are gentlemen, 1 which Fiske created for her on paddle-Whe- el the all. sun- counsel. Individuality of prisoner an Infusion of life into It. Yet to keep pace tion. the time, but when this "long, low, say, whom woman is an idol, loving the The the Thirty-eight- with the departments pipes In a Jacket, they one's not rated au fait was lost. She had become the silent spec- h rtreet, Josle Mansfield's relrn times certain have Calcutta, India, Is changing from horse to steamer, with two and two I?y finicky guests hand-orga- n shine as butterflies love it, all these condi- been dropped as, for Instance, personal masts yards" crept along the at the ball. tator of a skillful game played out between in New York became one of regal splendor. electric motors. No passengers are taken without from the - sews concerning tions could produce but one effect. The counsel, with her life- as the stake. Dr. ministers, etc. after the seats are tilled. The franchise runs nortnward and eastward, close to the shore, There's Ikey, the newsboy, and "Muggsy" who Humphreys, Fiske threw the coin about and to the be- In denominational papers, too, there have for twenty-fiv- e years, and the .company the steamers that were inside waitinsr to "phlnes;" dull indifference with which her narrowed Dr. Carter and Professor Stev- y. lief of some. In the public been many concessions to the news-hungr- pays per mile per annum, break out made a feint, the incoming ves- There's Beppo who peddles begun given place to dull, enson declared that the deceased had died fact generally, Much more space a fixed amount "banan:" life had had from arsenic poisoning, and based was literally squandering posses- than formerly is given and keeps the middle of the street in re- sel made a dash, and before the blockading There's A. Lincoln Johnson, whose "Pa steady She turned helplessly for their all his to summaries of general news and to edi- pair. In Cape Town. South Africa, there are squadron could find out what was happening kalsomlnes hatred. views on the main symptoms principally sions upon this young woman from on bright rosy in- v East torial discussion of public questions. electric trolley cars of the "double-deck- " tne runner nad run in under tne protecting His skin has a very deerrtan: consolation. In the eighth year of her mar- the red or blush of tht Boston, The editor of the Christian Advocate, pattern, and they are made in America. No guns oi t ort .usher and was safe. Later on There's Rosy, the cash girl, and Mame who tiea riage it was ready to her hand in the per testines. In direct contradiction came two At the time of the trial of Ned Stokes for while maintaining that no change of policy passenger may stand in the aisles. The con- it was dicovered that this was the Cornubia. bundles. of the first pathological authorities of the the killing of Fike. Josie Mansfield listened has taken place, said: "No, we pay of which notice had given by And Maggie who works in the factory, tall: son of Alfred Brlerly, a wealthy young world, in the persons of Prof. H. D. Tidy don't sul general to China writes to Mr. Mack: been consuls as cotton spinner, and a business associate of and to the trial and wore a costume that was as much attention to the controversies "There is not a street car in all China." eariy as uctoner. iv and after that from She's much in demand, . for she "pivots so Professor McNamara, to declare that lavish in its cost. Her $lu0 Paris bonnet, es 2-c- prra her husband. poi- Hit-ti- ent ad the four main characteristics of about the Jebusites and the Cork. Ireland, hag electric lines and a time to time. She had been in and out be- 1889, arsenic her heavy silks and IGG.uu) worth of dia- as we used to pay. Our con- fore, havirg arrived In on She's :eally the belle of the hand-orga- n ball It was on the morning of March 16, soning were absent, namely, suffusion of were fare for any distance. In Dublin there Bermuda harbor Mrs. Maybrick wrote in an assumed eyes, In monds features of the trials, for troversies are along different lines Is 2 1 April 19 from Wilmington with 300 bales that the pains the calves of the legs, was times, finally now a minimum fare of cents, with cent a of Professor Spaghetti the music supplies. name to Flatman's Hotel. Henrietta street. irritability of eyelids and the Stokes tried four getting mure on matters of polity, than, mile for long On rainy days pas- cotton, which she was unloading in y intolerance of ofl with a term Sing Sing. William ones, distances. order From his hurdy-gurd- the waltz is sublime; Cavendish square, London, engaging two light. Sir James Poole, mayor at A. like the old of creed. We try to make sengers are allowed to ride in the aisles. to return. Rops, former of Beach, J. M. Ball, In brief, the ablest mem- our papers up seventy-thre- e His fair daughter whose tambourine files. rooms for "her sister, Mrs. Maybrick, of Liverpool, together with witnesses to date." But in Its The company pays the city of Dublin $2,500 A mortifying escape into Wilmington was merrily thumping rollicking several bers of the then unusually brilliant New: years this paper has changed much, reported on April 23. Is the time: Manchester." The ostensible reason for her gathered from both sides of the Atlantic, in a year per mile, and paves between its Commander J. F. The Widow McCann pats the tune with her to London lay in the sickness of a were to prove York bar, were engaged in the suits. appearance and in character of its contents. tracks and for one foot on either side. The Armstrong, of the State of Georgia, again sllpier. visit called the constant use of Prior to the killing there had been sev- From a four-pag- e blanket sheet, friend, a Mrs. Bailie. The fact that Mrs. arsenic by Maybrick. devoted franchise here runs forty years, with the "regretted to inform" Admiral Lee that two The peanut-ma- n hums as he peers from his Thomas, whom eral scries of litigation between Jo&ie and wholly to religious mitters, it became In provision twenty years city vessels, supposed to be the Merrimac Maybrick's brother with he The balance of expert testimony was Fiske. The latter brought one suit to com- sixteen-pag- e that after the and stall. no in many years, clearly 27t a journal, containing In may buy the lines. If company and city the Ertffle. had pushed their way pu.st the And Orticer Quinn for a moment looks in had held communication in favor of Mrs. Maybrick. and the pel her to turn over certain papers, and ob- hand-orga- lived in Manchester covered the second part element of reasonable one issue a story by E. P. Roe, two and a cannot agree on the price the Board of blockaders In safety, but not without firing To see the new ateps at the n ball. doubt had been tained an injunction preventing her frora fcalf columns of secular news nearly by the United ships of the deception. It was afterward proved raised. Yet In the way of the prisoner to disposing of ani Trade will referee. States and from rebel in identification by the proprietor and the freedom grim, immovable. certain interests he had trans- two columns of market reports. With these Liverpool owns all the transit line. Ly- batteries on shore. The first vessel that The concert-ha- ll tune echoes down the dark Insurmountable ferred to her. She also Issued a memorable changes in size and form there has natu- ons electric, tried the blockade day rushed past street. waiter that for four days she lived with stood the incident of the Valentine's meat letter reviewing many alleged acts of rally come has steam and horse traction. that Just Hrierly at the hotel. And on the morning of Juice, baffling the fkiil even of the mighty an Increase In the number of are cushioned first-cla- ss the Penobscot and Mount Vernon The mothers lean out from the windows to see. crocked slock manipulations on the part of There seats for and March 2S she reappeared her home in Russell. advertising columns. passfngers. and these pay 4 cents; others crossed the shoal in security, with the rebel While soft sounds the pat of the dancers' tare at the Erie magnate. The murder and the 'ice editor of the Churchman says that the pay 2 cents. Fourteen persons may stand on fia? flying all the time. feet Garston. It remained for Mrs. Maybrick herself, Stokes trials were the outcome. only tenement babies crow loud glee: Strolling along the lawn In front of the against advice, against warning, to finally Maps-fiel- chance that ha been mid In hf cither platform, but no one Is allowed to The other vessel, approaching from the And In their Alter the sentence of Stokes Josle d denominational weekly is the addition of northward, flag. And labor-wor- n fathers are laughing and chat grand stand on the Alntree race course turn the balance against herself by her at- made some eSort to keep pub- -- a ride in the aisles. There is but one door in carried the British She were man woman at whom tempt a out of pa;o 01 nronicie ana comment. ' and a each car. was close in shore and pursued by the ting. a and the in statement read to the jury to lic view. Finally she was heard of as liv- general modernizing of its contents. "Our Forgot for an hour is grim poverty's thrall: throng, representative of the fashion and explain away this damning evidence. "I ing in Paris. Then her marriage to In to-nig- Maracalbo. Venezuela, there Is a rule state oi ueorgia. Florida and Daylight. Joy ht, gazed Robert leaders are concerned with modern prob- against passengers standing aisles, She ran aground when two rebel There's here 'neath the swinging grace of north Lancashire, with the admit that I put the powder In the meat Itted was reported. Stokes got out of Sing in the batteries arc-iiEn- t. sneer, snrug or society. juice. My begged lems of general long-rang- the understood husband me to do so, and Sing interest. Here, we discuss but no one pays any to it. came out to support her. They had e hand-orga- n and embarked In the hotel business attention There In "Finnegan's Court" at the baJL man was Brierley; the woman who in a weak moment I yielded." was - Profssor Butler on political parties, the sit- are three companies here, and none has any- Whltworth guns, and kept the United The upon up This in New York. uation in Cuba, Porto Klco and the Philip- thing ships so away Joe Lincoln, in Puck. hung his arm. looking at him the substance of her reply. Give a Jury Of Lucy Fi5ke. the lawful wife of better than horse cars. The oldest States far that they did not all her In her eyes, was Florence choice between a on sur- Jira pines; but we are primarily a church pa- company pays Zl per cent, a month on its succeed in burning the blockade runner. with heart the plain fact the Fiske, be it said that, in spite of his course per." Maybrick. And in the same moment there face and an explanation under the surface consid-eiat- e capital, and does not want to be disturbed. By and by she floated, chaneed the British A Motable Anniversary. approached a second man whom everybody invariably toward her, he was faithful and Clippings from four literary magazines, Passengers may stand anywhere but on Hag for the stars and bars and proudly and they will choose the fact in toward her husband to the end. For a digested news of the On July 26 the Equitable Life Assurance In the reserved part of the Inclosure recog- preference to the explanation. Is it sur- the week, financial news, front platform In the mule cars of Mexico sauen in unaer ine guns or Fisher. Society of United States will husband, his yellow few years she lived in the closest seclusion n page devoted to the reviews of popular City. 5 6 report was the celebrate nized. It was her face prising that this Jury followed the safe rule at North Hatfield. Mass. Her home books, Fares are or cents, according to The Union unpleasant enough, its fortieth anniversary by a convention in with the rage that consumed him. Then, and after only two hours' deliberation de- wsi are the only signs of a concession distance. but the report of the rebel Briir. Gen. W. H. To this convention delegates presence men women burned, and. Indeed, it Is said that nearly New York. of siy to secular Influence shown by the in the the and livered the verdict that condemned her? every house moved into has teen my-teriou- Intelligencer, Christian All the lines in Paris are owned by one C. Whiting showed that the day was a have been Invited from the agency loree around them, he told her what she was Thus is the Maybrick case simply and the the organ of the Dutch Re- company, and its exclusive franchise will poorer one Tor the united States service United destroyed by lire. She is now formed Church. "We are official 1S10. all over the States and Canada. On and struck her full in the face with his fist. fairly stated by one whose fortune it was living in most carefully planned retire- paper, the church expire in Cars and omnibuses are than was supposed, for Genera! Whiting re- the evening of that day a banquet will be She staggered back and turned to Brierley to play an unimportant part in the the and hold our principal space for "double deckers." and the 6 ported to Major General Hill trial. ment upon an unpretentious street in Bos- religious fare inside is that on April given, at which will be many prominent as if for protection. He was gone. Those The home secretary chose to afford Mrs. supposed j.ureiy declare its cents, while and top 3 came k ton. It was that Jim Fiske had a Out of matter.'' editors. outside on it is cents. tnree vessels in. speakers, among them being Hon. Chauncey who watched her then tell how she stood Maj-bric- the teneflt of the doubt arising sixteen contributed in a Petersburg: -- great block of l.rie stock at the time of his e article St. has horse car?, an.l sincrle "We had quite a spirited engagement N. recent iss-u- of M. JDepew and Cornelius Bliss. there, calm and quiet and still, with her from the conflict of expert testimony, and did holdings did Catholic monthly, the tracks. There are a dozen different lines, he reported. "As you expected, my 30-- On 1 of this year agents were an smile, watching death. If he have such it Rosary Magazineonly three are on k no Jan. the lips parted in evil her in trying and convicting her of an offense not benefit his widow. Lucy Fiske. Sbe matters but transfers. The cars are "double deck--I pouncier l'arrott Durst in tne engaKement the company had set c he away. strictly religious, or.o of on Is 3 notified that its mrk husband strode for which she had nver been indicted to never received a penny from his estate. thee Joan of ers." and the fare 2i and cents. Cars 'the Merrimac brings me three splendid for fl.vou.ot'O.OOO of insurance on its fortieth The design of poisoning her husband arrogate to himself the powers of a Jury. Arc. one concerning a bishop passt-e.ger- s -- The character In this tragedy, a and the third slow down but seldom stop for itiaKeiy guns. incn rinea Two anniversary. This mark has been passed would appear to have taken root in Uer On a basis of simple law the position of central story of travel in the Holy Itnd. to get on or alight. In Winnipeg the fare Is of them are for this place: one gone to Mis that interested the entire country in a way Concerning the tome time since, and the agents are ktlll mind at the beginning of March, when she the Britisn government is inaerensioie. very few such do. is now relative material prosper!- -' 5 cents. Passengers are taken on without sissippi. piling tip the business, a the company re- had begun to make mysterious references that affairs ca two c,ajf religious journals, to seating X Tr her way to Philadelphia, where phe will be J1 rf regard capacity, and. In a gen- CAPTURE OF JACKSONVILLE. ports that in one day July $7,J.ik) of to a certain white powder which she de- ' the Churchman says that "the journals that eral way the situation is much the same as tak- Epworth I.ensae Iteports. taken to the horn of her sister, the wife ol represent new business was written. It is probably clared her husband was in the habit of well-know- n the. other denominational) type in Chicago. Few persons are mentioned more fre- will full and com- a business man of the Quaker the largest day's business ever written by ing, and of which she had dread. She had The Journal contain dc-- e are prospering." and the Intelligencer, while quently, or with such physi- proceedings Ep- city. Her affliction not seem, so her recognizing that denominational papers constant credit, in this any company in the world. Moreover, dur- spoken to Dr. Hopper, the family plete reports of the of the attendants say, to b hopeless. has are ot Trtmted with Weightier Cares. volume of the naval war Wil- ing the month of June more than twice is cian, on this subject and bgged him to re- worth iyague convention. Copies of the rhe at uch a disadvantage by reason of their recordsas May- 20 24. been improving during the past few months i was written by the Equi- monstrate with her husband. But Mr. paper, from July to Inclusive, will be limited circulation that they cannot meet Chicago Record. liam B. Cushing, then a lieutenant who had much Insurance any Treatment In a hospital may restore htr table as during the same month last year. brick, taxed by the doctor, made a vocif- matted to address for cents. The forty-- the others In a reduction of cost, main- "Doe.-- your husband look after things attracted the favorable delegation complete set will be mailed in one bundle greatly. Joie Manstitid is now about attention of Is that quite a denial. x. tain that the Rear It understood erous live forty-si- former are still prosperous. while you are away, Mrs. Dwiggs?" con-A'entl- on. or but doom has taU3 But It seems significant Admiral Iee, wno. on Oct. 2t, 1S52, com- Is going from this State to attend the AH through tke month of April Maybrick at the close of the convention. Mall tis that out of right "He takes care of the chickens and chil- as It has contributed its fnjl quota suffered more or less from slight chronic vour order, with the money, or rail at the upon her as it has upon all concerned ta cr.l denominational periodicals pubJihed In New dren, but 1 always my mended him to Secretary Welles as of the greatest sensational tragedies which send house plants tha to the great success achieved by this dyspepsia and indigestion. Dr. Kuller, one husiness office of the Journal, Monument ' cf tt) Tork the writer called for at the As- - over to mother's." commander of the gunboat Ellis, as a man of the half dozen physicians whom he con place. century.