The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-22
POLICE ON GUARD
AT EATON HOME;;
DAUGHTER ANGRY
Mrs. Reyes DenOunces Treat
ment of Family and Criti-
cises Autopsy Action.
ADMIRAL "NOT RIGHT"
His Brain, She Claims, Should
Have Been Examined-Mrs.
Eaton's Strange Letter.
ADMIRAL mot RIGHT"

Wpee@si 10 The evenina WoNdl
ROCKlAND. Mass. March 22.-Mre.
Ju0s ksyss. daughter of Mrs Eaton.
came here from the Patton home In
Asstnoippi this forenoon and visited =
drug store. She thcn went to the rail-
road station. where she stayed for a
snort umeal,ort time. She w~s mot by
several Newspaper men and she told them
that she had been summoned rs wit
neas to appear nett Monday before tho
Grand Jury at Plymouth. which will
mest to indict or free her mother.
1T II q shame and outrageous" she
aaad.. ''the way We have been treated.
They should have taken the brain Of
Admiral Eaton to and out whethor the
man was insane or not a. well n to ex-
an,tne him for traces Of poison.
'-They should At least. I think. have
been a. ANXIOUS to ind out n the Ad-
u~ral was IN his right mind when he
died ~ they were to sock evidence to
prosecute his family. When the Admiral
was In the navy one Of the largest guns
went OF right near him and DE had
never been the same man after. lie had
been queer. I mean. ever cince the hap
pensng"
POLICE ON GUARD At THE
EATON HOME.
Additional officers were assigned to-
day to aid In the search for the place
where the poison that caused the death
Of Rcar-Admirai Joseph q. Eaton waa
Obtained. Drug stores and Laboratories
In many cities and towns Wcre visi ed.
The late homo OF the Admiral In Nor
we'll. where his stcpdaughters. Mrs.
Juno Reyes and Miss Dorothy Aims
worth. and the widows mother. Mrs.
George Harrison. are living. was guard
- BY an officer to-day and no visitors
were permitted.
A rumor was current to-day that
some time before tonight q corps OF
State police officers will thoroughly
search the Eaton house. The ashes In
the rear Of the barn will be sifted; the
her yard will be dug up and the entire
Place ransacked completely. The exact
object Of the search Is not known.
The omcials are following every clue
that might lead TO the solution Of the
mystery surrounding the death Of Ad-
iniral Eaton. even though II DO aver no
slight. To-day they are expected to
question Thomas Tom. a neighbor Of
To- Eatons. WIG knew the family WE'LL
and who II said to have declared that
Admiral Eaton used poison. His state
msnt 10 In line with the entirely new
report that the Admiral was an arsenic
eater and may have taken an over.
dose.
One Of the most singular features of
the case is the fact that both Admiral
Eaton and his wife apparently were In
deadly fear Of being poisoned.
Admiral Eaton, according TO Ja,res
Frouty. neighbor. said. You're a
lucky man. Jim. You don't have to be
afraid W anybody trying to poison YOU"
Mrs Eaton In a letter TO a Chicago
attorney said: He admiral Eaton)
VIII Kill me and poor little innocent
Dorothy. and he will do It and then
wonder where We are. He Is the most
dangerous man you could meet"
Marshall Gailian. the Chicago lawyer,
said the letter declared Eaton had a
fascination for poisons.
BOSTON. Mass, March e,.--stiu an.
other twist In the Eaton murder maze
WAS added when District Attorney Bar.
ker visited Chief Justice Aiken here
and II was stated by persons connected
with the District'Attorney that the con.
~ultation was In regard to lunacy pro
ceedings Although no cOnfrmat ior
could he obtained from the District.
Attorney. II was believed that his vlsi,
to-day will result In the application OF
!.rac- cc.r:r!:::cH 80 examine s;is
Eaton. charged with the murder OF he,
husband, Rear-Adnlral Joseph q
Eeten.