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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
FOURTH EDITION
AETERNnnN MEETING
AFTERNOON MEETING.
Evangelist Moody Talks on Grace
Addresses Ladies' Particularly.


In tho Tuesday afternoon meetpg
at the rink the Introductory exercises
Of prayer ana singing were similar to
thosu OF previous meetings reported.
Mr.. Sankey sang tho hymn OF BLESS
ing"
Silent prayer by the congregation
was followed by Mr. Moody, who
prayed shat prejudice or unbelief
might not prevent any person from
getting blessing. lie prayed also
Tor the supremacy OF Jesus Christ in
the hearts OF tho people. Rock Of
Ages" was sung by nearly everybody.
Air. Sankey sang hymn 1902 rs a solo.
An English lady had formerly called
his attention to ii, and after thirteen
years the Lord had given him Il little
tune for Neither did the Cruise OF
Oil Fail" 1t was very beautiful and II
baptism of the Holy Spirit was mani.
fest during Mr. Sankey's singing and
MIR. Moody's following address on
/ Tim. IL; IL.
The general idea of his sermon was
grace is free to all. III the people only
| understood how free grace Is, they
would be Immediately saved, But no
word in the EnYlish language is so
little understood.
Grace means unmerited mercy-un'
deserved favor II Is because we are ut
worthy that grace is not.given. 1 like Il
| text like this with sweep In it. The
| grace of God is free to all men. God
Wills His eternal will and His glory
| lie wants all persons to receive and
enjoy His Urea grace. lie gave his
son, Jesus Christ, to the whole world
| lie wants all to have salvation now
I IL is sad to see how many try to gel
J 1t In their own way instead OF Gods
way, which is tue only way it can b'
| had.
The first thing is to believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ.
You cannot get salvation by you
own works, You have got to got 1t n
"A free gilt or go without it, AS IL Il
| Gods free git to you, you cannot d,
any work or any thing to pay for 1t.
/ God dealt by HIS grace with thu
wicked and murdcrous Saul of 1arsus
Don't let any man think he Is 90 wick
ed that God has not free grace for him
The speaker illustrated by severa
little boys who each refused a proiler
cd gold watch because they though
the glver did not mean to present /
and was playing Joke on them, TN
last little boy took II and put it in hi
pocket and was given key while tn
others were told it MAS really his Il
| titlls iutl "tlV III tlSAOlll9EAJN al
mad with themselves. .M.
Oh! If sinners rottizad how free
Gods grace is they would Just take i
us a gift.
But after We receive tho free grac
We are To work. We are to work iron
sense Of gratitude because we hav
1t. LaZiness belongs TO the Old cret
ton but not to the new.
Three thoughts are +: ... -.-.
]. Grace gives salvation.
II, Grace teaches to live Cody lirt
Iii, Grace teaches to work out gu
walton.
Are there not many person
who do not have grace enough TO kce
them? DO you keep your temper
do You practice self-control?
The Evangelist illustrated how col
icssion would cure the fault of eXai
/ geration or lying. You will not III,
To make confession and you will 500
get cured.
How many of you have tho grace {
PATIENCE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Tho Brownson Library AssociatlOn
will give an Athletic exhibition ut the
Grand Opera House on saturday even
ing. Tie sale OF reserved seats open.
ed this morning at the tox office.
Jack Skel,ey OF Brooklyn, N. j., Will
positively appear and have 20 with
jack Young OF New YORK.
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Have you frosted leeJ or ears? Try
a bottle of J. W. smiths Ointment for
frosted feet and limbs. Warranted to
euro or money refunded. Only 20
cents per bottle. Also eXcollont rem
edy for burns aud scalds For sale by
Walter Ctmper5un 1911 With street,
or by z. James Belt, and n. Il. Dan
forth, druggists.
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Reception Party,

A grand reception was given last
evening at tho residences of Mrs II,
rilghman and Mrs. Charlotte IIilyard,
10 Rev Frisby Gibson, pastor OF Moore
NJ T.. chapel at Mcnuwel,yille, by tho
members OF his congregation aud the
young folks residing in the vicinity. A
purse WIS also presented to the pas.
tor La was so greatly pleased that
he returned his heartfelt thanks to the
donors, whose naMeS we aie coinpel-
ed to omit through want OF space.
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The singing Of the congregation
lneccssitated q long waiting before NIr.
Moody could begin MS address to in.
lquirers, which was practically con.
Idensed and intensified repetition Of
his evening sermon. A score or more
Of persons VINO had repaired there. on
tho EranGelist's invitation, because
they were mot sure they were Chris
Itiuns" were talked with by the workers
after the address, which followed a
p IA yer by l'r Marks.
d DIR Dobbins led the prayer meeting
of the man congregation. General
Secretary j. Il. King, of the \. NJ. CA,
will lead tho choir this evening.
The hymns in pamphlet form can be
bought at the book stores at live cents
each. With music and stiff covers, 3Uc.
The interest In the revival meetings Ia
on the increase. Last evenings audi
ehce contained more people of intlu'
ience than any meeting heretofore
The influential ladies are largely at
/ ending tho services
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Hi.hIY EInroruii Smnkeh HL.h

Try b. TAYLOR u Sons new labrador
hloators. kippered white fish also lin.
nan haddocks. the best, purost and
only genuine. All their fish cured
strictly on tive London style. They
hnve no connection Whatever with any
Others appearing on the market. Their
stall, the yelI round, Is opposite No.
593 King Stoet, excepting Saturday
evenings, when at No 4l9 King. also
18th and Madison streets. Also con-
sihni supply at I. a. McGlure's we'll
Rnuwa fish stalla at the sth street mar.
kut Met lure 4 IAYLoR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Mrs, NJ. {. Robbins Ia very i'll at her
home sS3 Monroe street Mrs Robbins
has been spending a few weeks IN
Balttmore aid While there contracted
tho serloiis cold With which she Is now
troubled. Her physician fuels anxious
IN regard to the c2se, Het many
friends hope ehe nsy speedily tecovsf,
and obtaih relief from Ter present
ailliction,
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Mrs I. Ct. LiLtell, Mira. A. q. Nelson,
Mrs l.. {. Bird, Mrs. WIN. Loo, Mrs,
G, q. Ramfo.d Miss Haneo, Miss
Vaughan. Miss Lea and Miss Short.
llagG huse started kindergarten in
ST. Johns parish in the Ninth ward,
and arc anxious to receive contIibu-
lions,
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Albert q. Eyerson, Jr, and $. Lee
Burton, OF Marcus Hook, skatcd to
Wilmington on Monday, on tho Dela-
ware, They loft tho steamboat landing
at 10. 80 n. IN stopping at Bellevue for
thlrty-iise minutes, and were i4 VII
reaching tlg city. Mr. Burton. got an
eApeetel dNckLng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Little Mary MoDonough, who was
so severely burned while playing with
lighted lantern at her parents home
yesterday. died ut the Delaware Hos
ptal at 10 O'Clock this morning from
tho burns she received, Coroner Kirk
will hold an inquest on the body to-
morrow afternoon.
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Prof. Edward Il.
Phelps. NJ, d.. IL.
D., OF Dartmouth
college, first pre-.
scrihed what Is now
known the world
over as Palne's cele-
ry compound.a po-
sitive cure for dys-
pepsla, blllousness,
liver compla / n t,
reuralgln, rheunC-
item, and kidney
troubles. For the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
Death of "a Well Known CITIZEN.

Death of IA Well Known Citizen.
Leonard Cyan EIeeclS. whose serious
illness was mentioned several days
since, died at his rosidsn 20, No. lt99
Pennsylvania avenue ahout O'Clock
yestei day afternoon, aged ever 80
wears. Ills ancestors were among the
early settlers Of this country, and
some Of them came nero with Henry
Hudson, and settled GU what was then
known Hs Manhattan Island. Tho dc
ceased was born in Albany Now Icrii,
and when young man removed to
the metropolis and Engaged in uuel.
ness as cotton broker He after.
wards held an important Office in thu
Nav York custom house. which he 10.
signed, ami removed to this city about
=, years ago. since then he has had Il
number OF houses built. part ol
which Is the row on the east site o'
Spruce street between Ninth and Tsntl
strce's. lie had not been engag IN
active business for years, and spen
his time IN looking uft5r and attend
ing to his property. lie lbay9s vii,
and one son, who is "a well-knowl
young man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Or. Sinms' White Pulmouic Balsam,
quick 10 act PROMPT to rure coughs,
sore throat, Group, cite. mud to pre-
want consumption. 80 cents and 81.
Medicine Parlor 422 Market street,
Sold Wy all druggists eYerywhefe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

During tho past week thousands of
the celebrated Nonpareil and City
Market cigars, made by ii. r. Bour-
don " Bro, East Second street. Try
one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

Praise the bridge that carries you
Dye, and prais the remedy that heals
you, as you will If YOU use Old Saufs
htarrll lure, the best remedy for ca
turrh and influenza known. Is cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY orH, 1928



At 10 o'cloch. sharp.
10 hrad of horses No l. Fred. SorreI, 4
wears oil :. WY stylish, ~ extra driver
and can be driven by lady.
No. = Tom. BInck horse, years OLD. a
good worker.
3 GIy,Io, a brown mare . years old.
/. liy. brown mar, , years ~ been
re ,Iniiy ridcu ana driven by u lady
81 Geo re. brown iiorsc. II yra's OLD. II
good worker.
:. Hack mare, Acrr7 old good driver.
snul9. .colt- years
10. yearl!ng colt.
Is miIi5 cows most OF them viii be
fresh hy day Of sale. among tGcm are I,
rrglst cred hois Elm bulls. No. l. . years
old. 80. :. 10 months oldi y shoals.
steel axle farm WAGONS nearly new,
I 5 carriages, 1 market "a RIO II, ruhi
/ cart, l no-jpp wagon, horse carr, news
/ lazy rIggings. 1 pouch wagon lod, ! Deer
| ing binder, AS suud as new; Ifefih9
mower, hOrse rail". ! farmers ihNorll'
grain driil a. horse tread power, Hellv
fI'ityf I'd c tItc., corn 5ci'er. cider
! mil and pzcts IOpes uutn Scaiu :. tdn.
mug ui.l. / roli,r llitie Diamond
] sdikN cutivntor WEl all alta limtHts.
/ val KING can't iNItnrs. CutaWaN, acme ahI
Ding harraws. DHKer ontivatur ana :
/ Iyracstse pluws. grindstone. : laddef3
| single tree. dOubic trees. sralcs, FORKS
| shuvrl9, eic.
2stt7 Of wagon harness, SCI % earl
harue =, so 81 carriage harness. SEES OF
piouyh harness l collar bridlos, htlters
| &C, dairy fixtures. l Cooley rrcnuIry, e
rIns / 9.hdnllel clnrn,l S2a'nS hnproY
| ell btlttpr tub, milk pans, hAckctI etc.
| aSn,t / ton of Kangaroo phosphate. lst
| acres OF wheat IN the ground hay hX til,
ION, corn bv the thishCi about 800 gallon'
OF cider vinegar
! Terms / sums Of so uul loss cash, Al
| sums nyer That account Ginonths credit
| into added or , per cent. OF Cor east
MRS. !. STERLING.
j r. DALE.
l.. W. stldhrm Il Son, Aucts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25
THIRD EVENING MEETING.
What Repentance Is. Evangelist
Moody aud Over Hundred People


What Repentance Is. Evangelist
Moody aud Over a Hundred People
go TO the Inquiry Room.
There Is no abatement OF the peo-
pies disposition TO throng the Moody
failed to get IN the Rink Inst evening".
and $500 persons got seats. An over
flow meeting at Delaware Avenue Zap.
list Chui ch was addressed by VIM. X.
Crosby, Ira ID. Sankey and W. 4. Balm
bridge, ID. ID.
The singing, begun at Z o'clock, was
followed hy Rev. J. b. Quigg's prayer
and a duett by Mr. Sankey and Miss
Nlrgie Conner. Prom the Depths do
behold Thee"
Evangelist Moody's text from Isa.
55: was: Let the wicked forsake tis
way. and the righteous man his
thoughts; and let him return unto tho
Lord, and He wilt have mercy upon
him and to our God, for lie will alum
dainty pardon"
lie said in part. The text con.
tains five things three for us to do.
then God does two. Man Is very re.
ligious, Mohammedans outnum Der
Christians, because they can have the
deepest aud darkest iniquity coupled
with their religion, while Christ re-
quires pure. moral and honest life.
Three stumbling blocks are thought.
sin and way or human wisdom, hui.
man Righteousness and human relis-
ion.
Every one in this house can repent.
A man says he cannot stop drinking,
1t is nothing but seltishness.
He can stop Put fly or a little
poison in his whisky and see how
quickly he will stop.
don't believe that God can forgive
a man who don't want TO be forgiven
Let us confess our sins, God gives His
power to help us repent. Repentance
is neither feeling, fright, pen0nce, re-
morse nor conviction.
4 Mr.. Moody illustrated each word,
On the Spree 700 people did not swear
during the fright. But as quick as
the scare was over some of them did.
II | wanted to go to Baltimore and
took n seat in a Philadelphia train. the
conviction that / was In the wrong
train would not save me. | would
'Ihave to get up, take my grlpsack, got
tout of the wrong train and so and
take my seat in tho Baltimore train
$50 repentance means to turn, to
change the course of conduct.
=, Every sin that has been committed
by every person in this audience can
DO forgiven tonight DO the minis.
tors bore believe it, (somo responded
Z "yes'D OH! That Gods breath might
sweep through here and take all oul
} sins away. When Goa es the swee
; rose of repentance in our heart par
, don comes right away.
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MAKES PEOPLE WELL.
Most Remarkable Remedy In
tho World.
One True Medicine fer Lost her-
vOus Strength.
Cures Effected by Paine's Celery
Compound.
What Scientific Research
Accomplished.
Proved by Success where All
Else Has Failed.

There is ono truo specific for diseases
arising from n debilitated nervous sys.
tenn, and that IL tho Paines celery
compound SO generally prescribed by
physicians. 1t is probably the most
remarkable remedy that the scientific
research of this country has produced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-25

The trustees OF the poor met at tho
this morning. Supertnten-
dent Groves, reported the inmates to
be u willie women. II children, white
men l@3, coiored womaH H. children
5, colored men %. Total 959 Deaths
3, births 2.
Tho Atlantic Refining Co, was
awarded tho contract for furnishing
oil at II cents gallon. j. L.. French.
chewing tohuccu. 99c poundi L, i,
Dilworth drugs only bid was refer.
red to committee with power to act.
Mutton. John ". GlarY, fore quarters
with ribs, $ ants Id; pork. Hart g.
Bro. shoulder Ice pound.
Ijeef. W, q. Wilkins tors'quarters,
SO; hind quarters ~; shin. half
cent pound; bread TO Spicer Baking
Co., Marshailton, q, cts. pound;
shoes, L. K.iCrawford, S. and a3 for
mems brogRns. 80 and ~ for mems
ind wunen's carpet slippers; dry
goods, w, Il, Sharp X Co.
EAe Weather
Tomorrow promises to he partly
cloudy with Hight fall of snow or rain
In different sections aud rather cold
err, Friday fair with further fall OF
temperature, indicating falling wealth
81,
State of Thermometer
at tho REpuB aroAS otiico to-day, In the
shade:
O'Clock: 10 o'clock. So'clock
80 AZ a.
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Y.ClOtliDg House
wiLAtsaros. "Wednesday, Jan. %. 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EvES.Na

Beneficial NOR.
Hope Lodge. |. o. %. f.
CIgarmakors Union. 2jG.
Delaware Lodge. ID. .. II.
Crusaders Castle. *, q. Z.
st. Johns Castle. *. q. Il.
Temple odgc. 4. +. a. NJ.
Liberty Couciaye. 5. W. VI,
Delaware Lodge. A. o, U. W.
Sheridan Post. No. ~. G. A. Il.
Wilmington Council c. Il. l..
Delaware Council. o t.. a. VI.
Hue Rock Council. l.. OF IL. o..
Oriental Lodge. A. T, aud \, NJ.
Eureka Council. Jr. q. U. 4. N.
Mattahoou Tribe. Imp'l Rel Men.
Palestine Ca stle. \, o k. Of NJ. c..
Oriental lodge, knights Of Pythias
Champion Lodge. Knights of PYthias.
Goldcn datc Oommunlotv, X. Of NJ.
Naomi Rebecca Degree lodge, [. .. q r
w onan's relief Corps. Z. 5. Grant Post
Wilmington Eneamp. X. OF ST. JohhS VI.
Frank.iuClrcio brotherhood OF the Unon.
Wna4lI gtOu Lodge, FTaterual Guardians.
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YOU And if you are a
man or boy we
WEAR want you to try
the kind we are
SHOES selling. G o o d
..... makcs,st and
comfortable shapes, good
materials and low prices.
Mems sizes from s. to s.;
boys, Sc TO S.; little boys,
SI.5o to So. The Shoe
business is no experiment
with us, as it IS in capable
and experienced hanus and
and is proving a most valu-
able acquisition to our i'm
mcnscly increasing trade.
Look al some OF the styles
of Patent Leathers fot
young mon at So, 81, s.
and 50, and we also have
stylish and handsome Pat
cnt Leathcrs for lioys anc
Little Boys which surpris,
those who have never seer
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u O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS.
Ctosiyg tsidS

Repor,edby II. II. Robinion Il Co.. Bank :
ers ana Brokers
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Sales of Personal Property Will take
place Us .ollows: ..-
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IiiS 2sra DAY OF JANC kRY, 1893
At O'Clock p. M,

Tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF aud with the
buIiuings thereon erectcd. situate In tho
city nt Winning; on, aforesaid. bounced
aud described I'D follows 10 wit:
Dcgtnuiag ut tho Intersection OF the
nartH 'usterly side of Ehallcroas avenue
with tap Eorthwesterly siae OF Ro incy
street thence 10y said SIDE of Shalcross
avenue uoithwcstuily IN feet; thence
north ast,rly parallel with Rodney street
Il feet 10 "a EiaGci thence Southcasteriy
parallel with ShAllcrcss avenue AMI
through the middle OF the division wall
OF this anl lhe adjoining house In icet
to the aforesaid sldQ " Rodney street,
and thence by the same soutRwsaterly 25
taet 10 the place Ut beginning, 10 the
contents thereof what thov may,
seized and taken n execution rs The
property of John q. khlcy AMI Mary
Minis Kelley, and TO hc sold by
pHIEGEGDULD, Sheriff.
Sherias Office. Wilmington. January
H. 1875. tx
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Guaranteed In inch beautiful frame
20 80 and In free.hand latest Improved,
j. A. Zebley, Artist, 1904 W 3rd, street.
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N\rANTFD "A COED white woman tor
w genera houst work, mus he ~ 4oSd
cook; small ltmN; NJ 20 h1h2i
ID ri,,larrn. Inat re Mt No, 60 Jack
sou street. corner OIL lhlrd. II -ii=3t'
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The speaker observed that nearly
all the $500 persons in his audience
were ladies.
We ought to make our lives Just as
beautiful and lovely as they ought to
no. Wa should not try to live only on
the grace we got at conversion. We
need u constant supply.
How many OF YOU get provoked and
low up your husbands or your ser.
wants Are you then able to talk to
them Of divine grace? ....
A woman asked him TO pray for hel
husband. Upon Inquiry 1t was learn
cd size sometimes sCo!ded him. Don't
you think had better pray Tor you .
said MIR. Moody. She said ''yes, and
lie did, She confessed her fault to hel
husband and he WAS converted. to hGl
servants and three of them were saved
to her bible class and eight OF them re
Ceived salvation.
Ii / haven't grace enough to live hy
LET me keep quiet in GhdrCh Until / ge
right with God.
line fifth chapter OF Romans speaks
OF 'pence, grace and glory" lhcg'
are three landmarks. Peace TO {
guilty conscience cleansed. Grace tt
stand against temptation and glOr!
for futnre inheritunee An eloguen
| description or the glory OF ieuyol
! was gwen.
The Esd Pisa. Is frequently misundsi
stood. Valley OF tho Slildow O
Death There cannot be snado,
without light.
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T. s-GE7TKT. = HT,E.
Of AMERICAN BLUE AND WHITE
STKGA ENAMKLED WARE.

T-nE PRICES in this sale will be at least one.third
off the regular, and will continue only while this
= lot lasts Many more articles are included IN the
sale than those named below
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Buoher. photographer, TO Market.
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Do you wear Oyeralls ?

Do you wear Overalls ?
Our own make are the
best to be had at so cents;
and better than the most at
rs cents watch pocket, rule
pocket, hip pocket and 2
front pockets. PantaIoon
shape; guaranteednot to rip.
Price 80 cents.
Domains. .
Stripes.
White.
Jumpers to match.
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The lady Christian workers of Chi
cage and returned missionaries have
bright ami shining faces,
The speaker eXhorte1 his hearers
elOlueutly to receive more grace and
to do all they could for God to Use
them to convert their children.
In conclusion he very forcibly
treated OF grace in practical Christiun
service. II WIS very Interesting and
ediIylng meeting aud one of the
best Of the series so far. The nAnrar,
tors OF l4noeh and Eiijah were grandly
prolrayCd.
DR., DobbIns ami others led In prayer
and tue meeting closed with the bcHe
dietion,
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the LEGISLATURE.

A Busy pay-The Consolidation of the
Commissioners It1siy to Fail
Through-The Governor Notifies the
Legislature of tho Resignation of tho
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-18
POISONING A FAMILY.
THREE PERSONS DEAD FROM
ARSENIC.
Collapse of the Kansas Trust and Banking
Company-Liabilitie VIII Reach $780,
OOO-Farmers Must Learn Some Ne"
Points i'm Agriculture.
An Indiana Mystery.


At Madison, Ind, Monday. Albert Ross
died. the third victim OF the unknown
pois0ner whose work has been directed
against the family Of Mrs Clarkson. Eva
Ross died the previous Monday; Mrs.
Clarkson, her mother. died Thursday All
had the same symptoms. In the stomachs
of each one arsenic was found In deadly
quantity. The question that now agi-
tates the community is: "Who did
the murder and how was the
poison administered?p The facts point to
Eva as a suicide and as the poisoner OF her
mother and brother. Eva was 10 years
old She voluntarily assisted In the sup
port of the household, to which she applied
her scanty earnings as an emploYe OF the
Eagle cotton mill Her lot was evidently
a hard one. meeting with but little encour-
agement even from member; OF the family
On Sunday she was unusually cheerful
due, perhaps to the presence OF an older
brother, of Anderson, Ind. who was home
on a brief visit At supper she remarked
to the children, after preparing the meal;
"This is the last meal I'll ever take with
you.n Even then her meaning was not de-
tected. After supper she left home and
paid visit to one of the city drug stores
and secured, it has since been learned
quantity of arsenic, However, in what
manner she prepared the deadly dose for
her own destruction as we'll as the death OF
other members OF the household will never
ha knOMn