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NINE UNION MEN ARRESTED.
A Non.unIon Man Accuses Them or Con,
spIracy TO IpJure Him.


Nine members of the Hudson County
Coach Drivers Union were arrested in Jersey
City yesterday Oh indictments accusing them
of having conspirod to prevent David Kueringer
from exercising his trade as a coachman.
Keuringer is not IL member OF the Coach
Drivers Union. He was employed by Under
drove a coach at a funeral conducted by his
employer. Tho union coachmen. It is alleged
made a scene ut the funeral, and refused to
drive their coaches unless union man was
put in Kuuringers place. The undertaken dis
charged Kuornger.
The nine men arrested are John Downs
James Carroll. Thomas Dunn, Daniel RYAN
Michael Mccormick, John Farrell. Martin
Kenny. Clarence Edwards and Michael Burns
mcnts, and were bailed in 5000 each for trial
II is alleged by the friends Of the coach drivers
that the Undertakers' Association was instru-
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cr,,,e,s,uE tho German Military Bill.

BERLIN. May 9.-The Ffeisinnige Zeitun0
says THE Emperor announces that he can
not longer restrain his officers from publishing
replies to articles hostile to the army, If the
President and Vice-Presidents Of the Reichstag
do not check further criticisms OF the Military
bill" Tho paper adds that the officers OF tho
Relchstag are. silent. because they have no
power to interfere
Emperor William to-day received the Presi-
dent and Vice. President OF Reichstag, The
Emperor referred to tho importance OF the new
military bill the demands OF which, he said,
were limited to urgent requirements.
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She Stole Her L,ttIo Nlsos.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May 9.-The police
to-day captured Dora Babbitt in Grand Haven
and brought her here. Day before yesterday
she stole her niece. the 1l-yesr-old daughter
OF her deceased sister, from her fathers house.
The child's father. Taylor Hance made COM
plant against her for abduction. and offered
q big reward tor her capture. The Grand
Haven police caught her last night as she was
her examination this afternoon she was held
under $1,000 bonds for trial. She gives no rea-
son for her flight
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DID Not Try to Poison Mrs. Smith.

Margaret Kane, q domestic employed in Mrs.
Ann smiths family in HARRISON triedn the Hudson
County Court Of Sessions yesterday on charge OF
tempting to poison her employers family by putting
Paris green In bottle Of brandy tho contents OF which
were to no used for medicinal purposes Mrs Smith
testified that sho saw tho woman put Home powder In
the bottle, which stood In closet Tho neXt morning
she looked at the bottle and found that the liquor
green. Chemist Philips testified thAthe had analysed tho
liquor and found PariH green IN II Miss Kane In her
behalf denied that she had put tue poison in tho
bottle She has always borne q good reputation aud
tile Judge acquitted her
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Supervising tho Polish Language.

BERLIN May 9.-In the upper House OF the
frussiGn Diet to-day Prince Won Radzewll
complained that the use OF the Polish language
was system atically suppressed by the Govern
Pr yon Gossler denied that the Government
nAu adopted any special measures to supnress
Ihe language, The principles now followed he
followed for many years.
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The body OF 9-year-old Thomas Costello was
found in tho Harlem River At tho foot of 10th street
yesterday morning Young Costello had been missing
from his home $50 Second since April wheA
no and his ysRrod brother Johnnie left their homo
together johnnie returned in tho evening without his
brother. A few days later tho boys father told
that gossip among their pAymAtss that tho elder
brother had pushed Thomas INTO the river In quarrel
John locked up, and Was committed To the Catholic
PrOtectCry from the Harlem Court though no SPECIFIC
charge as made against him.
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MWANoA AGAIN TURNED OUT.

The Arabs Swarm to Assist His Brother
and the King Is Again Expelled.
LONDON. May 10.-The Times has de-
spstch from Zanzibar saying that news has
been received from Uganda that the Arabs
swarmed to assist Kaena who has again ex-
pelled Mwanga and tho missionaries from the
capital to an unassailable position on the
Se-sa Island.
The German conquest OF Kilwa will be OF I'M
doubted benefit TO civilization. An immense
the Arab stores, showing the activity OF the
slave dealers. The Germans have captured.
Kassim. an Influential Arab. at Saadani who
is accused Of numbering merchant some years
ago
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Tho aladstonraus Win Again.

LONDON, May 9.-An election was held in
Fast Bristol to-day to I'll the Parliamentary
seat made vacant by the death OF Mr.. Handel
Cossham. The result was as follows Mr..
Weston. Glad4tonlan. 4. 775; Mr.. Inskip. Con-
sserva,iy,ee 200; Mr., Wilson L.abqr candidate.
Mr.; Cossham, Home Ruler. 3,G72: Mr. Inskip.
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tXCHANGING PRISONERS
While Captives of the Dahomey KiAG Re
acknowledgements Fighting.

While Captives of the Dahomey KIHE Re-
acknowledgements Fighting.
PARIS May 9.-Advices from Kotonou say
that an exchange OF prisoners has taken place
between the French and Dahomians.
NJ. Etienne Minister for the Colonies says 1t
will not be necessary for France to carry her
operations into the interior OF Dahomey. but
that 1t will be sufficient for her purposes to
strengthen her garrisons at Porto Novo and
kotonou.
The present war has given new ideas respect
Ing tho valor and ierocity OF the soldiers OF
Dahomey french officer writing from ko-
tonou says there are men In the army there
who have had fifteen years experience OF the
ianatical bravery Of Mohammedan fighters.
put they never saw anything equal to the reck-
less tearlessness of tho Dahomey fighters. In
the battle OF March 4. when the DRhomey
warriors rushed with their poor flintlocks
upon the earthworks Of the French they were
shot down on top OF the fertilization ana
after the battle ninety seven bodies. including
those OF FIVE AmRzons, or female warriors
were found on the parapet. The only thought
Of the assaants was to Stay the foreign
enemy. and they utterly forgot fear or precau-
ton IN their eagerness to kill; The French cay
that II the weapons Of the pahomey ighters
were not greatly inferior to those OF the French
force they would utterly have annihilated the
comparatively small army opposed to them.
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Where Yesterday. Fire. wers.

A. M.-7:+O, Ludlow street, Isaac Good
mans apartments, damage slight 1000, IS Centre
street Cunningham FrsdhoGH saloon damage 500;
Iuu5 500 West Thirty ninth street SteVenSOn's brew.
damage 500, 10 80 Fifth avenue and l2eth street.,
Aston estate, damage slight
f. M /. "a SO EcACh street James GTRhame' 4
apartments damage sght, sac 10 last Eighty eighth
street Samuel GrGenhOOds apartments. damage flu.
b:ih 10 last Twenty second street, Charlotte Long,
damage $40. 25 l2I Columbia street samuel VESTS
grocery. damage $50.
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Mr.. REID. nrIlIlant Reception.

LONDON, May 9.-The Tele0rapHs Paris
correspondent says: The reception given last
evening by Mr.. Reid, the American Minister.
was the most brilliant held at the American
Legation in twenty years One thousand
gueet6 were present including many distin-
Rushed persons. II Is doubtful whether 80
much beauty has ever before been seen In
Paris salon.
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p,mana, OF tho German soelal,.ts.

BERLIN, May 9.-The Socialist amend
ments to the Labor bill propose that the ten
hour working day be reduced in 1894 to nine
hours and in 1898 to eight hours The Social
isls also ask for an Imperial labor bureau, the
prohibition OF night work In mines, and an
the Socialists are more moderate than was
expected.
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Nv rra1on u lie CONTRADICTION o. new brdRe across
the SCAuylill the dorsey central heading and y -
HaoAs az enabled 20 offer an accelerated service OF
cypress trains between New York fhil GdelphiA bRlt
more and WRHhinEtO the fastest trains upon this
tnent Tho fast time Ia rendered practicable by reason
Of the superior condition OF the double track see road
way eHesllsuee Of squpmsnt and slinnAtion OF sops
All trains carry Pullman PATloT Cara No extra charge
fer fast time 5LAL0n L00L.0l LlbALLy LLLoek-Aan
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Several columns Of description OF 4" A. l. Posts and
portraits Of q. T. men ~ sew orc ritE wil APPEAR
IN the sunday Tribune, May ~ Tie Tribune IL EN-,
phauCAy the paper Of the Lnion Veterans It's LAHORE
In their behalf are unceABlng Tho census Of onion
veterans In lto 10 entirely due to the suggestion and
labor OF the Tribune During 1870 twenty nVe stories Of
TIlbunS,-AdV.
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BERLIN, May Capt Haneuse is Mt
Zanzibar. on mission for King Leopold 1t is
believed that he will negotiate for the ceding
OF "a sliCG VI the Congo territory to Germany.
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A Negro Was . Harvard Prize.

BosToN May 9.-The annual competition for
tho Boyston prizes for Harvard students In dsclAmA.
ton was held last night In Cambridge. The first prZes
were won bv Il. DuUUih 20 sud II. l.. Burton 6O.
Nj DubOlH 10 q mono.
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The Siberian RaiIrona.

1T, PETERSBURG, May 9.-The Commission
on the proposed railway through Siberia re-
p rtS that tho road will he completed in ten
SEVERAL points along the line.
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NO HELP FoR COL O'BYRNE
MuGt Answer Remain In Exile or Como
Back 10 HospitRbIe jail.

Col. John O'Byrne, who refused to answer
certain questions of the Commissioners OF Ac-
counts about the $4,000 fec he received from
the Oystermens Association for services in
procuringithem the exclusive use OF n bulkhead.
was declared in contempt and Judge lngraham
ordered his commitment lie went to Jersey
City and thence 10 New Mexico, and in his alb
sence hls counsel. Richard >. Newrombe. asked
Judge Lawrence to VHcae the commitment.
Judge Lawrence refused and the General Term
sustained him. Yesterday tho Court Of Appeals
decided tho case i'll the same way.
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Gen. Won CaprIvl Does Not Like III. Place.

BERLIN. May Diplomatists believe that
Gen. Won Caprlvl will soon resign tho Chan
cellorship. He is said to be disRusted with the
not In sympathy with the officials under him.
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The sunday Press will expose saloon dives
and other resorts. from Harlem to the Battery.
blazing the way Tor the Fassett Committee.
4dr
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supPTesSlnE All Tongues but Russian.

ST PETERSBURG, May 9-The use OF the
SS sS language in the schools OF Finland has
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Yor trout and bass nShinE the KoSmic rod s tho
thing this season LOOK ~ II spaldlnEI 2tl Broad.
WAy,-Adp
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PIatt's CkI0ridss FFeSuenIIT USsG
WIZ prevent much SiOknSSA-AIS
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SHOT BY A JEALOUS WOMAN.
Ell HAVE LONG WANTED TO sH0OT YOU
AND NOW I'M GOING TO DO IT."

She Said He Had Separated Her from Her
Husband and PromlRed to Marry Her,
and His Refusal to Keep tho Promise
EKaSpernted Her-Sho Has Epcnpod.
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|OTA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1890.
TALES ABOUT sCHwEiNFuRTH
A Minneapolis Daakslitlef Makes Sensa-
tional RevelatiOns.

TALES ABOUT sCIwEiNFURTH.
A Minneapolis Dacksliier Makes sensa.
tionai Revelations.
j. T. Morgan, who lives at lt3i East
franklin avenue, Minneapolis, il back.
slider from the faith Of George jacob
Schweinfulth, the Latter Day Christ.
Morgan became follower Of the a.
legged sChrist. three years ago. Then he
had happy family. consisting Of himself.
wife, SON and an unmarried daughter.
Now he 10 alone. His wife il living at the
house Of G. Z. Whitney, Minneapolis.
Whitney is Schxeinfurth's chief apostle
and conductor OF his church at Mipneap-
oils. Morgan's daughter ran away aud
married a worthless individual, aud the
ecn is sort Of body servant.
All his troubles, he says, we're caused by
Schweinfurth and Whitney. He was at
The Heaven" in Rockford. H., for over
two years. ard began to doubt this new
Christ" when he heard him declare IN his
pulpit: Il am God and beside me there il
no other" His doubt turned to absolute
disbelief when he saw how this God
grasped at all the money In sight and how
he behaved toward the women, in his
heaven"
One OF these is Mrs. T1ttie, who left q
husband aud four children in st. Charles.
Minn., and went to live at Schweinfurth's. g.
Mrs. Tuttle has borne children since she
went there by order Of the new "Christ,
she says.
Mrs. Tuttle is Schweinfurth's right
hand woman. He is king, she is queen.
His confession Of faith is, first, TO ac-
knowledge him as the only Saviour; sec
ond, to promise absolute obedience; third,
to deny yourself, which means to give up
money, lands aud family to HIM.
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The scheme to convert Finland from a
Tree state, with the ear as constitutional
sovereign, into Russian province. with
the czar as autocrat, excites considerable
attention in Europe. People generally
have had their eyes fixed upon Russian
operations in. the Danubian provinces and
on the Dardennelles to the neglect of the
encroachments Of that vast and restless
power in other directions. Russia is
feared by Sweden not less than by Turkey,
and Sweden looks to England, Just as the
sultan does, for protection from the grasp
OF the Muscovite despot. The Scandina-
vians are not united in feeling for reasons
apparent to the student OF their history.
Between Russia and Denmark there has for
ages existed strong sympathy, while Rus
sia and Denmark regard Sweden both with
unfriendly and the former with coyetous
eyes.
The classification Of the Finns. there
fore, means one more step in Russias ad-
vance toward an attack upon Sweden and
Norway. Finland wasa part Of Sweden
for centuries. Russia first annexed one
half and in 1908 seized the other half, but
not until after heroic struggle, which
is commemorated in the erandest Scandi-
nsvian epic Of this age. The eyes of
Europe we're bent at the time upon Ma.
poleon, otherwise the Russian conquest of
Finland would have held place in history
with the thfottling OF freedom in Poland.
Some of the incidents, as when
one Finnish soldier held narrow bridge
for many minutes against large force of
Russians. falling Just as the Swedish army
came up to the post which his valor had
saved for them, compare with the nob.est
achievements on record. A people of this
kind will not yield their liberties without q
struggle. The western shore OF Finland
is chiefly settled by the Swedish race, and
most Of these would either fight or emf.
crate, and as stated in previous dispatch,
many thousands have already emierated.
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policy. Besides, the czars have ,,susAy
allowed. rather than permitted, their gen.
erals 70 uadertats movements that meant,
o. led to WAY, and espsoially has this bsen
the case IN Asia, whore vast tracts Ave
been absorbed and extensive hostilities car.
ried on at various times within this cen.
tury, without any declaration 81 war
agsinst anybody. The enenlss, howevsr,
have besn half savage tribes and Khans
with little authority beyond the view from
their mud. built towers. Dealing with China
would b different matter; for the Chinese
army is vastly improved in discipline and
equipment since the AFFAIR with France q
few years ago. But even in making war
with Chino, it would be entirely in accord
with the duplicity that characterizes the
methods OF tho czar, to begin hostilities
through some commander whose coup, II
succsssful, might be repudiated. On the
other hand. there is tbs fact that the
dispatch announcing Chinsse military
movements in the direction Of the north
ern frontier relates nothing new, but sim
ply . confirmation Of the report that
China is kssping q vigiiant guardianship
ovsf her provinces in which, more than I
Iaex aeIo. shs had alEeAdg s1akiaeaa -
ll6WSr 0f Her Amy. ~ ''s's
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Tho Spanish Situation.

There is little doubt that the present
Spanish cabinet will be oyerthrown
shortly, before the July recess most
assuredly. There is strong opinion, too,
that before its reassembling monarchy will
be overthrown for second time in this
generation and republicsnlsm given an.
other trial. The coolness and deliberation
with which the leaders Of the republican
party are acting, and the subordination Of
the rank and file, give hope Of revolution
as complete and bloodless 90 that in
which the Brazilian monarch was de-
posed. There are no signs OF gen.
eral rioting by preconcert, nor is
there any promise of threatening pro-
nunciamentos; but there is calm con-
sciousness of strength underlying oil the
republican movements that shows pro.
found belief that the people are with them
On masse. For the past year legislation
and the force Of public opinion have
strengthened civic force in Spain, to the
anger and dismay Of the military officers Of
the old school. These latter have remon.
strated with the crown and several Of them
have resigned in consequence Of the replies
which they received. Two or three ex-
marshals, at least, have put their property
into portable shape and are prepared for
exile whom the storm bursts. The confi-
dence OF the workingmsn may bs Judged BY
the fact that they have put the day for their
grand demonstration at Barcelona 20 far
ahead as May, - il to show that nothing
hurried or violent 10 intended. At or about
the Same time tho veto upon the universal
suffrage bill will bs reached unless some-
thing unforeseen induces its projectors or
opponents to force the question upon the
country before that time. Sagssta will be
ousted from the premiership; 20 much ap-
pears to b settled, and although Canovas
del Castillo il confidently spoken Of -
his successor, Martinez Campos win prob
ably bs selected to all the place, il the OBJ
jection to military man can be overcome.
Sinaulazly enough. In some parts Of Spain
Il IL believed that the royal infant died Of
his attack Of inauensa, and that q pretsn-
der IL being foistsd upon the Spanish peo-
~~lA
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AZ Arkansas city.

Arkansas City 10 the center Of the worst
food on the Mississippi river between
Memphis and vicksburg. The town is
completely under water and about halt Of
the population hiss deserted It. The houses
eli stand in water from four to six feet
deep. Merchants ore doing business ON
scaiolds built with false floors on the
lsvee. Capt. Tallinger 10 in charge OF the
Arkansas lsves district. with his headqnar-
tsrs here. In IN interview he said there
could be no change 10 the situation for
about twenty davs. The river would then
begin falling unless unexpected and un-
precedented rains further north set in. Tho
water now is two feet higher than ever
known before. This 10 due 70 the great
volume pouring out Of the Arkansas river.
Capt. Tallinger thought that 5000 psopls
vera homeless within thirty miles Of Ar.
kansas City. They have no shelter but
shsnties made Of wrecked houses. The col.
orsd psop.s in the town have taken possess
sion OF ths box cars and live inthem. The
white people ere living In freight houses.
A marty of trsckmen on tho Iron Mountain
railroad, two miles south of the city, found
the bodies Of ssvsfal fugitives, Who had
probably fallen from RATS OF boats and
been drovnsd. Thsy notiAsd ~ coroner,
Who tod thsm they had 70 lssvs ths bediss
wh9ss thsy vsrs, = ths oemetesy was sndsf
water anA thsss vss ~ dsy lard = ShioA
= bury taen.
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THE MARKETS.


Hogs Estimated recsipts, 1900: on,cial
yssserday 'T .ss Nssses &. = strons :, g hiehsr
es.i5: nss.s. t5.oS i.iTa. '' '''s'"
Cattle Estimated iecsipts SEQ; of1cfaI yss.
te.dsy, SIG sh1 h1pmsnts. 1H Market rather slow
s3.75 4OO; medium to good ea46a as ;ioeiers.
choice 200 10 l.lUb pourds. e20Sa 3.25 med: nm
TO good. SAT, 2.90; stochexs. CHOICE, a2.75 :
"a: sesass; cows, sstrs choice. ea.7as ~ soo:
medium 70 coed. 4e5osy.7o; ccmmon 70 lnfsr-
icr sLso AsS; canners. 7bc el.75; ycasllnes,
choice. ss.sssssso: eommsn. sf.esSa.S ss,ves. SS
ESQ .SS..
ssath Omshs Live Stock.
Hoss = Estimstsd rscsipts. s.soo. Ohasial
YESTERDAY. 3,67a ehipm nt.. cars: AaYksA
Cattle Estimated receipts. 1850. oreis,
yest fiay. y:Aio; shipments, - cara Market
-opsnsd ttea1y.
Chssass Live stsek.
Hogs Receipts. Ton Market activs. arm
and higher Light. eAi5e4s5; heavy packing
asa ssippins s.soaAr.; 80.
50 and issdars, Sa.s0assso; eorn-isd rsssns.
= ss.sp@s.c.,p.s, p..Ii l.oa Market .s.aAy NJ.
S.7s: Texans. t37S a4.C0.
Chicago Produce.
whsat-Cnsstt Cd !; caah, s6e: May. ~ es&<e.
CcFn-stsady; cash SiSie; May. J,.5c.
Osts-Fism each. ;s3sc Nav. xssss5 -3Ac.
Ry6-F1Em ;47c.
BoS1ey-FiYm @
Prime TimetAy-el.A
Flax oeod -SIA
whisky nl01
" a. Isss 81: asi'ss ~. ssse 80; ~.
Z ~ yssk grsssass-
" hsst M guias SssstslsA ~ Isvss ~.
on3kIGQ 9s1G4
n. stressss - M Il ste - lpised.
Osss-- NJ. sat Il M sssttslI M
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BROTHER AND SISTER INSANE.
In His Lucid Moments the Brother Bs
They Were Druceed,

In His Lucid Moments the Brother says
They Were Drugged.
An inexplicable case Of insanity is that
Of Simeon and Rose Boiien, son and
daughter Of wealthy farmer near Derby,
Kan, who arrived at Wichita from Dodge
City in charge Of the sheriff. A week ago
Rose left home for California. Thre,
days later word reached the parents that
she was i'll at FL Paso, Tex, and her
brother Simeon was sent after her. Moth
ing more was heard OF them for several
days, whom the sheriff received message
from Dodge City, saying the pair
we're violently insane. Simeon ar
rived in shackles, and his sisters lace
and eyes were black and swollen and
her nec3 horribly gashed where her
brother had struck her and cut her. The
two were put OF train at Dodg City aud
handed over to the marshal. Not realizing
how violent they we're, tho officer failed to
handcuf his prisoners. In u few minutes
bediam was turned loose in the ueiRhbor-
hood and it took alargs posse to recapture
the Boilens. They were placed in the
same room and left but only for moment,
whom the shreiks Of tho girl brought .
rescuing party. On the door lay the sister,
her brother beating and choking her ard
gouging hsr neck with . sharp iron. The
whole affair 10 mysterious. In bis marc
lucid intervals Simeon claims tbat they
were drugged.