New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Jps MANDELBAUM IN JAIL.
r y,,crT,vEs ARRESTED IN CANADA.
,,,,xo Under FICTITIOUS NAMES IN hAM'LroN'
LNi ONTARIO.

Li'i'' ONTARIO.
,xtreRArH THE TRIBuNEl
r..,,,ox. ont. Dec s.-Acting on ihiorh'a''on
'1'noI in circular from the DstrictAttorhey oi
yo,k. Chief Stewart and Detective 0os'e" al
New .,'s morning Mrs Mandelbaum, better
,'n ,e'', as Mother ",Mandclbaum her son JuiinS'
h"vT M, ,Iorman stroudc, formerly employed as tho
az" .an,s salesman The party arrived in this city
v. saturday from Toronto, where they had been
- November 90 They came direct to Toronto
60, ,be United States, and stayed at the kossin
,,onse where they registered as c. Newman ana
,,otber. and J. Pink Boston. They remained ~ the
p,ssin FIVE tays, then went to private Ooarulhe-
house. when they first arrived in Hamilton they
,.nt Ia small hotel near the railway station Inc
,,es registered there are not intclligibe. but
,c.eu,hle n. and l.. Harris and sister" Inc only
luggage they brought with them was snha''
,alse. filled with odds and ends of womens wear
ing apparc When arrested the three were 'o-
sethcr in an upper room.
Mrs Nandelbaun turned pale, hut qnckW re-
covering. clustered considerably aud demanded 10
luow how she could he arrested. She WAS. however
induced TO accompany the officers quietly. lhe
teo mon offered no resistance. They were arfcs'oa
on two charges ,agtancy and bringing stolen s"ous
into tho country, The woman strongly "hi"'''" !"
bein. searched at tho police station anu even "',."
tesistapoe, A large amount ~ joweity. Pf'ne'Pa''
A,amonis was fund, Some ef thih jewo'iS WV"
nsgniuecnt and tho value of the whoio 10. IN A'h''
mated at between $4,000 and fJo'ooo o""A"''
ahle sam of money was also found on the 'h''e
",soneIs. They had been lavish Of their money
while IN Toronto, and must have brought large
su,n over with them from New-fork'
now rnE PRISONERS LOOK AND ACT.
4" MotLerp Mandebaum, when arrested, wore
rich black silk dress. long sealskln sacque' anu
was nrousely decorated with diamonds she Is sell
possessed and appears to regard her arrest WITH Ill
difference excepting for the inconvenience IL causes
her. She has retained as counsel d. Steele. Oh ths
civ but has instructed him to engage the services
Of 4. H. Hummel of New-York, who has Just teie-
cranhed that he will start immediately for llamil-
ton message has been received by the chie1 Oh
nolice from Dstrct.Attorney Olney, stating that
he is consulting with Washington authorities re-
cadnr the question of extraditon. and will in the
meantime send on lawyer to assist the
nrosecu,ion under the Canadian laws The
arrest has can sed considerable excitement here ana
anparently has excited great deal OF interest else
where for Chief Stewart has received scores vi
messages of inquiry and congratulation from every
part of the country, and they are still pouring Ill
The three prisoners were tins evening IT,
moved from the police station to the Codnty JAN
The three prisoners were in jail this evening.
The men were quiet and left the bulk oi the con-
yersatlon to the woman They seenel to look on
her with awe Mrs. Mandelbaum was ap-
parently light hearted and talked
of her troubles volubly. Her counsel
here had told her that the authorities could
do nothmg with her hero and she expects 10 be Ie-
leased Tomorrow morning after their preliminary
examination,
WHAT MRS MASDELBAuM SAYS
"Vat can dey do nit met she asked nor ~ her
brokou English IAN desc stoof hale MT me n
mine bouaht eel and paid for eei' ] was h"t
going 10 COON away aud leaf my pefsonh' property
behind habe done noiinks against the law here
dat dey can touch ne foi,'
Then you admit that you have broken tho laws
across tho lineip she was asked.
"I admits noinks." she replied. u hai" hohe
nodinks thonght II better "a leaf Than stand oil
der worry nnd bodder oi u trial.
She iutlmated that sho could II she chose make
things unplcasnntly warm for some members o'
the Metropolitan detective force "Nhf kihd oi
man In your chiefly she asked. do you
tnk could fccs him o. get ~ oil without ihu'h
boddctf, She was answered In The negative.
"Ahr said abe. chow different IN Ni'liark' Ibcf"
could fccx things ~ easy as possible. Wby'
plent, Of de dc'ectecycs there would 40 any oi'lR
almost 10 aet me of" Just here Mr. Sirouhc,
who had been listening 10 the conversation,
ipterp,lated the remark that she had better not
"Iam no fool .Dcy can do nodinks to us. i III
here peaceabc aud quiet and interfere wid nobody.
Il will save dem 40 mooch bodcr aud me 40 mooci
expense haf had Miester IIunmel telegraphed
for and he will coonc on at once. He is clever
man and will sec dat am treated right.
In all their con versatiOn the woman showed an
underlying fear that possibly things might not
turn out as satisfactorily as she hoped. She pro
iesSpd to he able 10 satisfy the American authorities
that IN. diamonds she bad with her belong to her.
II this bc true, the charge OF bringipg
stolen goods into Canada falls TO the ground Her
counsel states that he does not see how they can
hold her and Sir. Cferar the pi0sc-
rntinr at,ofney, admits that her Offence
nlt an exttatitable one bu, will not conii liiii
self anv further. lhe woiiian expressed hciseli ns
greatly amused az the iUipn,p detectives ,who
lnew she was ~ that eitr and Whp we're scratching
~ het hrh anh l6w. sbe made iU attempt to
trNfsal hpistif hn, though ~, 6ttt wtek slit
N.e rnief .hei nasts ibet eiWll Nb' Hisrbftt htt
tAHe iisfa Una ~ pbkpfiUns ase.its W IWBnu
l,saHt GieA lhai the ineiitps We,t ~ the HUssih
ieHse,, aAd ,elee.aphea tka' nigtiba,ien "
the heN teit agency So at'iNn Nas ~
All THB JtWEIRf sti<tn,
Anew feature ~ the Mandpibaan' Case was DO
yeoped this evening when T. o. Mewbnrn, IN
tpect0r OF Customs seized all the womans leweIY,
valued al S.}O, 600 for On-paymont oi duty. u
te has failed to pay il all the jewery viii be con-
hsoated by the Government.
OPINIONS AND TALK IN THE CITY.