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seven children. Four of the children

who were sleeping upstairs were burned

to death. The roof was falling In before

the occupants of the lower room were

awakened. There were no windows in the

upper rooms and the children, being cut

off from the stairway, were suffocated.

Hayden Cabinet Resigns.

Port-au-Prince, Haytl, April 4—The cab

inet has resigned owing to the Senate

having passed a vote of censure against

the ministers for their failure to take

proceedings against those who were re

iponalble for the Interruption of the sit

ting of the Chamber of Deputies March 80

by the firing of rifle shots. It was re

ported at the time that the dlsturl>ance

was due to the complicity of certain of

the ministers.

Dr. Hodgson Skeptical.

Boston. April 4 —Dr. Richardson Hodg

lon, secretary of the American Branch of

the Society of Psychical Research, has

received a letter from Dr. Isaac K. Funk

>f New York, In regard to the "Widow's

Mite," coin, the possession of which a

■plrttuallstic medium revealed to Dr.

funk, by whom It had been forgotten for

nearly ten years. Dr. Funk wished to

let into communication with the spirit

if Usury Ward Beecher, through which

the revelation In regard to the coin vu

made in order to learn what disposition

the preacher would have made of It. He

wrote Dr. Hodgson to find out It Mrs.

Piper, a noted medium, would assist In

the case.

Mr. Hodgson expresses doubt ot the

genuineness of the original spiritual mes

sage.

“In dealing with communications from

spirits you must flrsf eliminate all possi

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The Montgomery advertiser. (1903). Montgomery, Ala., 1903-04-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1903-04-05/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1903-04-05.