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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 14, 25 July 1884, Page 27

v i UU P °PPcP n ece S av c a private audience on Friday morning to the Rev. Mother Mary Frances Clare, who has gone to Kome to obtain his special benediction for the institution which she has founded at Nottingham for the training of girls to domestic eervice, and the supply of lodgings to those working in factories at a distance from their homes.— Dublin Freeman, May.3l. The Novoe Vremya warns Hussian mothers of a new religious sect which has given terrible proof of its existence. In Rostow, on the tfon, an office engaged a middle-aged nurse for his three-year-old son. bhe was very attentive and seemed fond of the child, but after two months bhe suddenly left the situation and the town. The child began to ail the very next day, lost its memory, and suffered from continual drowsiness, A week later it died without having been really ill. Ike corpse was placed in the coffin, when a young Jewess burst into tbe house, threw herself upon the dead child and crying bitterly said,"lhe same woman po.soned my child. She was my nurse befoic, and now she has murdered your poor boy I" The woman spoke the truth. It has been found that in Rostov there is a Society tor poising children by means of narcotics. They are instigated to do bo by a fanatical woman, who cays, •' It is every woman's duty to spare the evils ot life to as many children as possible, and to make them share in the bliss of Heaven before the earth has contaminated thvr souls."