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.