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Red Cross society Active.

TEN TSIN, Nov. 2S.-The Red Cross
society has sent six doctors to Port Ar
thur TO assist the wounded. They have
left here on board the steamship Toonan,
which has been lent for the purpose by the
viceroy. The British military attaches are
accompanying the doctors.
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Timers, supplies.

Best band charcoal tin. &c. 10x14 12xl2
and 14x20. S5.OOd6.25: TX l0xl4. 12Xl2 and
I4x20 SS.OOGS. .: roofing tin. &c. 1fX30. $50
$50: 20N2S. $lO.50d11: tin in pigs. zoe in bars.
22c: ron g7B. Sc; &c iron, &c; best bloom
galvanized iron. zoe. and 10 per cent dis
count: sheet zinc, SIC, copper bottoms, l9c:
polished copper, 1Sc; solder. l3Q1sc.
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Wool.

The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool. 12c: unwashed
coarse or braid 1OG12c: unwashed fine me-
rino, SG1Oc; tub washed. 1SG2lc: coarse. $50
lsc; bury and understandable. about &c
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged; No. spring wheat, $3.50 d6lAc;
No. spring wheat Gle; No. red, $500
5624c; No. 2 corn, 1850; No. 3 yellow, 43c;
No. 2 oats 2Si2c No. white, 52AH32l5c; No.
white. SlAG32c; No. 2 rye. 4Sc; No. ? bar
ley, 5Sq54c; No. 5, 59q5S14c; No. 4. iGa
Sic; No. 1 flax seed, $l.4S; prime timothy
seed, $5.65; mess pork, per brl, Sl2.25ED
12.S7is; lard, per 100 lbs. $.O214; short rib
sides Qoose). S610d620; dry sailed shoulders
(bOXed), s5.5Cfi5.62 short clear sides
boxed, $6371RQ650; whisky. distillers fin
ished goods, per gal, $.23; sugars un-
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Selling Prices-Clover. medium, recleaned.
fair to good SQ5.25; clover. recleaned.
prime. S525G5.50: clover, mammoth. re-
Cleaned prime. S5.25G5.50 timothy prime
70 strictly prime, $2.50Q275; blue grass
fancy. 81 sal 80; orchard grass. prime, Sl.35
@2S5; red top. socG1: English blue grass.
s.. 25M2.4o.
Buying Prices-Clover. from $3.50 to $50;
timothy, from s. to $50
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JobbInw Prices i'm Flour.

Flour-Iow grade. S1.75 in sacks; 500 in
brls: family, $l.9gQ2l5 brl; straight grade
S2G225 brl: fancy. $2.20d2.40 brl; patent.
S36oQ4: bucl1wheat -four $1,000, according
to quality.
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Reliable" brand, SIC; Indiana" brand,
77sc; also in tubs, 50 lbs net, sc, and tubs,
50 lbs. &c over tierces
Cans-Ciross weights-50 lbs in single
cases or cases Of >. cans, &c advance on
price Of tieTces.
- lbs in cases of 4 cans, sc advance on
price Of tierces.
10 lbs in cases OF 6 cans, sc advance on
price Of tierces.
5 lbs in cases Of II cans sc advance on
price Of tierces.
3 lbs in cases Of 20 cans, 1c advance
Drica of tiercpS
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seeds.

keg: nails cut steel. BIS rate; wire s125I
horse nails, S3456A75. ShOt-S l59l3 q
sack. Powder-S3.2 per 25-ib keg.
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Iron and Hardware.

Iron-Tire and fat bar, 4MQlk to llsalS
inches. s1.4o11. so: horseshoe iron. 2ikQ2&c c;
Norway. large. 4c. small, &c. Steel-Spring.
&c; horseshoe. standard brands. SS.19loo
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EIgin butter.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ELGIN, Ill, Dec. 3.-Butter-Firm sales,
200 lbs at 2312c; $3.50 lbs at 2ic; % 90 lbs
a
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INDIANAPOLIS INT.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 3.
The provision lists show a few changes
today. Fresh pork is a shade lower. Coffee
is still very firm and advances are not I'M
likely. Sugars ruled barely steaCy and
there is tendency toward lower prices
especially the cheaper grades. Poultry
is weak and declines are looked for on Tues
day or Wednesday. Eggs are steady. No
changes occur in fruits and vegetables, and
drugs are selling at last weeks prices.
CThe quotations given below are the sell
ing prices of wholesale dealers)
Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.
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oil Cake.
OH Cake. s25.25 per ton; oil meal. S25-@
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on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamery. 1fGt2jc;
dairy, 12G22c. Eggs-Steady at 17@21c.
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FRESH PORK.

I3ologna-Cloth, 515c; skin, &c.
Holstener, lie.
Wienerwurst, TIC.
Liver sausage. &C.
Head cheese, SC.
Beef tongues. canvaSsed, 4oc each
Beef tongues, plain, Csc each
Pigs feet. 10 packages, l and doz in
case per lb.. SIC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 8.

Cattie-Receipts light; shipments. none.
There is no quotable change in the market
tOday compared with last week. We quote:
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.REPREsENTATIVE SALES

CHICAGO. Dec. s.--There was strong
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Provisions.
SMOKED MEATS.
suGAR.CuREp HAMS.

Ringan & Co.'S price list:
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DIED..

e5Is Of char r. and Grace Evelyn Benedict aged
Funeral services a, Ss is7th-s Monday morning.
September 2, at 10 O'Clock
cRAwFoRD-At Mount yernon. \. y; on trasy, Ac'
gust 81 1894. Eveline NJ peterson widow OF Holmes y
Crawford. Of Keyport. \. j.. aged % Years, ,,.r,,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 a,,sho inc iiS
Washingtonst. Mount Vernon on Tuesday September
a, Win bo IN waiting a, Mount station, on
arrIva, OF train leaving Grand Central Depot at IoS
p m, New-Iaven Railroad -
FgENc' nsamns9n sps w GorSon on ehd .
George Barton Adele Lesher French. aged years
r%nera services will hei at the residence OF he, net
grandparents. No 800 Madisor-a'e'' on iueso"'' IVY
tenber I. at halfplst 10 o'clock -,
GRFFIN-On Friday. August 3ist at Ms res,aence al NJ:
Isl Amlty-st. Flushing BENJAMIN driiin III '"e ''A
, 81 css a, his late residence Sunday. septemb1
I'd. at 3. m 800 49,,
IvEs-At Danbary. Conn. September !. 1904 HowaH
Merritt Ives the Both year Of ms age Ta,hurv coma
on Tuesday. September 4. at Ia" O'Clock.
MooDYon THURSDAY August 80 at ms nome Year OF Ii
Funeral services at late residence Norwalk On MOI"
viii wal; at south Norwak FOR train leaving
Grand Central Staten at IL o'clock ., tho fam
Intermen In Greenwood at the convenience o' 'e '"
:, +. requested that no Gowcrs be cent
osaoRN-At Bradford y. II. August Both lssi , ~:
Trancs N Osborn OF Port Chester. ~ L., In the ofu"
I-snsr,i from his Int. residence Hillside View; Pore
Chester on Monday September g. at IL e'o-A
Insrmsn in HrSgspS at t? so5 for Port Chester
Carriages in waiting . ~.
POND-In Hartford. Conn. August a. Charlss W. pnS
son of the rte Charles T. and Harriet Phe'os Fon0.
Fmnsroi services at his residence. Pospectave mos'
day afternoon. September 3, at o'clock
vELiE-A Milton. n T. FRIDAY Ausus, 81, an s' Wiiia1
Y. Nelie. aged year
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K Thii;;;s Miss Alice Amelia Harrison, to Robert
orange. on Tuesday
The wedding Of Miss Carrie Foster and Dr. Eugene
sbn,t Savdge. Of this city. VIII take pace in
Snoit TINE ct the country home Of Miss Fosters
paunced az al, BNaby'on l. The engagement is an
re John William White Of Harvard Unversy.
~ nchdrd Norton, son of Professor Charles Eliot
No % No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr ana Mrs. Henry A. Barclay who have been
PASSING pas f the summer months at southampon. VIII
san ior Europe about the middle Of November
pass the greater part Of the winter In Pau. Mr.
anu Mrs ReSinal1 Henshsw Ward. who sailed yes
iterday on the Cmbria viii remain abroad until late
., An n engagement made public ,ast week was that
OF MISS Blanche Josephine Taylor daughter Of Mr.
ara Mrs W r Taylor, of West End-ave., to
CHARLES Gregg Demon;. of Brooklyn.
General and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Burnett who
nave been at their farm at Stoneboro. Mercer
county, Penn. since cary in the summer will
probably pass the autumn months al Tuxedo.
TIE engagement of Miss Julia W. Fitzpatrick to
Lieutenant William Carroll Rafferty,. OF the lst Ar
tLlery. United States Army. is announced Miss
fitzpatrick IL the elder daughter Of the late General
Fitzpatrick. who Minister of the United States
10 ChiH for some years. On her mothers side. she
Is descended from of the most prominent noble
families of Spain. and she has many friends and
relatives In this country and abroad She has been
IN WORK society for three four years past.
living at the Murray Hill Hotel Lieutenant Raj
iery IS wen-known graduate Of West Point. and
Is now stationed al Governors Island.
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I'ELEGR1PHfC NOTES.

Monticello. n. Y. Sept 1.-Daniel r. Bonnell one
of the wealthicst and most hshy M
his home In Liberty. and died IN shor' SHY .i'r
Two he caused the arrest OF roomrn
money under false pretences and had him indicted
by Grand Jury The case was set e @f has
been arranging to prosecute the plainiim, dhs
gradually developed
Little Rock. Sept. IA large and DANGEROUS band
NJ counterfeiters has been broken up by the united
States Secret Service detectives inc head1uar YRS
lion was composed of about twenty men ten ten, OF
whom have been arrested and are now IN r nr
Inc examination. Those In custody are beors;,
Weurht. a cattle dealer. James McNatt a general
storekeeper Berry Hnckelby John Win Smtn samuel M
Msrguson' David Nichols and William steele;
prominent farmers The eounteriets
dollars halves and quarters Several thouS"I ~
dollars OF the spurious coin were circHia'cu III
southwest Arkansas.
indianapolis. Sept. IAN explosion OF natur'tl sac
Street railway Company yesterday. wrecklng tne
house and boilers and DESTROYING me du'' a,'I.
Nor and J. H. Gallagher. brennan were paay
Injured by flying pieces Of the lurnaGe me q the
es. . los r,i,wav service az two lines are dead
Chicago. Sept IA project is on foot for r, Pull
man strikers start shops in Kansas on ,He nor
GpsTsy sns 1f Frank XIV Bacfma4 the
rniversy OF recently VISITED chairman hartman
ana r cammittee TO organize a plan of action
Albany seot. 1.-The Niagara Falls Power Com
pany to-day filed with the Secretary rom OF S' 70 500
S oa ~. "a oSo oSo The company is authorized 20
y s,9 cssS go In stock The 100000 increase Is 20
plant at Niagara Falls
Little Rock Sept. i-Chaney Matthews. ne ne
gress no years OF age: died here She RE
Tas horn in Perry County. Alaoama,;, on Fri
AIMED her vigor Of mind and body until last FIJI
day, when she broke no""' -
Astoria ore Sept The Britls British p abreast Of
coirn with cement Is In the breakers hprea - 80
Point Adams Light II is raining hard anu neaS
sea is on from the northeast b castain and part
~ The crew are still on board The Giencarn 20
Vessel ~ IA tons and sailed from Antwerp io'
Portland, Ore. on March ~
a., -, train from Providence on the
New.York. New-Haven and Hartford na III ,o me
struck and killed a man VINO was Sharan Heights
This morning. II is supposed that his name anne iS
Abraham Kfonybers ana ina. ns from arm q
Chicago. He had experimentation ''oN'
Ne. 90 cansl-1e. Chicago
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4 REC LAR MENAG ERIE ON THE SCANDiA

,.on, ANNALS FOR uAGENBEcK ARRIvE-A
CONSIGNMENT OF VARIOUS BEASTS FOR
,ouN wANAMAKER's COUNTRY PLACE
,r, Scandals cargo OF animals from Hamburg
WAS unloaded yesterday afternoon al 'he r'"''oe
American piers in Hoboken Ihey are eo"'s"
partly to the Hagenbeck Arena COMPANY,
performances begin tomorrow AT 'he M"'So'
Square Garden, and partly 10 eA-i mae, ,,.
oral Wanamaker of Philadelphia. hagehoech
o,ara consists of one lioness. two elephants one
,isr one leonard two seals. two boar-houhds one
hear ten ponle, and thirty-two monkeys.
Members Of the Scandals crew reported lhat 'he
animals Jared comfortably on the Vo!ase' '
70 the exceptionally fine weather ana were "o"
:, ,ben victims OF seasickness They came o'e'
" - 81 william Philadelphia. the lon-tamer
- had the memorable encounter win pid'h
pr,pce at Tattersal's last winter since ''e' "
adelphla has been in Hamburg Uaih'"s ~" -
tanners and says he expects 10 tdch'e "
prince once more. He made daily VISITS uuii'e ~
ovaye 10 the lioness Leona. who Is TO ride Oh an
ELEPHANTS back at the coming performance V,
.pn, There are also an elephant who rides
cohp pxrle bear who rides horseback standing on on
his hind Legs LEGS a ae SAID to possess various accom-
Of oakns
many Park Geological Gardens had been e bo
sgSd 70 sf the et and nf
nnnenseaIing Of monkeys The steamers ho'd .necai
the aspeSto ,ss oncial was hand 10 see that the
proper aH nesarenbecfs company welcomed the new
r Thss svs %sl ssfass
yses s Be iened Bs ssdsy w BY Ss
companions i. 1tw nv way of the Thirty-fourth-st'
to the see wagons consisted Of
's es sns par sisek
s s4a. OF cranes ld dss n
Hamburg: II. a; representative Of r. F. Down
cS Of nsrs e shipped at
To- receive them Penn where they are TO adorn
raii % WSs1namaker's coun'ry-seat
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THEY BELIETE SIZE VAS MURDERED.
Az ARREST IN TIE CASE OF OLD MRS. DE
vprrs. WHO WAS FOUND BRrisEp AND
DEAD IN HER ROOM

7, NOW looks as II the authorities at Port JeNer-
.or l. T. will really do something toward I'M
ravelling the mystery which surrounds the death OF
old Mrs De vres. who was found dead upon the
door OF her bedroom some days ago IN poor oi
BLOOD Her mouth was filed with clotted blood.
~ ,o.a was broken and there were wounds upon
her face She was seventy years ola. Hthoush
,hcre were footprints upon the table which STOOD
near the window and also footprints upon the
door yet the coroner's jury said that OLD MIS- lie
Vres had fallen TO the floor In an attack OF hehrt
disease had bruised her face in falling had rolled
over upon her back and died
The footprints made by a much-worn
voua,.s shoe II is said that a Mrs. Wheeler.
,e,gbhor OF Mrs DE Vries. wore shoes which would
make such prints. Perhaps nothing might nave
been done about the case had not Mrs " heeier
hegun talking She produced a club covered with
hair which she declared had been used In mnrier-
ing Mrs De Vrlcs and said two young men In the
neigh orhood had committed the deed. lheh she
told other stories that set people talking ABOUT
her. -
II WAS learned that Mrs Wheeler had qharrelied
with Mrs DE Nrles about some chickens Soiheoouy
gave Mrs DE Nries S. and Mrs wheeler If "iiese'
to have seen this money The theory III 'he he'sn
borhood is that Mrs Wheeler entered MIS- pe
yress room through the window the night MIS-.
DE yri.s died that she stepped upon the table and
then upon the floor. That Mrs DE NrcS woke up
saw the intruder. sprang out OF bed. ana theH zen
upon the floor In fright; that she dled from he"r'
disease superinduced by fright There are others
who believe that Mrs. De Nries did not die
natural death. -, ,,..s,. ,.s,ar
DR. Gildersecve examined Mrs. Wheeler yester-
day and declared her perfectly sane. ne says her
insanity is a sham and that the only Insanity she
has arises from mind diseased win drink Sne!in
'BrIcn dLsagrees with the doctor lie believes the
woman is insane, and ne believes that she KNOWS
something about the death of Mrs de Nries. he
arrested Mrs Wheeler yesterday afternoon. ote
said she was walking the floor OF her rooms on ths
night Mrs DE Vries killed Late IN the hisht
boor1 fho "A
che wcnt outdoors and walked to Mrs. DE ries
windows She says there were two persons IN the
room and one OF them demanding money
While she listened there was "A struggle ana she
/
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.
PostnMcc Notice.

Foreign mails for the endIns September, o YIN
close SsVp all Gns' for at s 5hs Puerto
Guatemala per Breabwi .or onr s a. punsH
' T~EspA2 80 for Nswfonn OH sa. per per-
$ $ spree. via southampton AMI Bremen ue''e'' ''S
I'Sfn5 ESD X a''Si'a EUROPE Ms
ss'e o via Srscsea pSr M G5ss G at i
direct per Waa ia Antwerp ae3isr. mass
be s aFsSsd for PEI ESp ar
p Tor Cuba per $ $ Sy ro 81 must be- d-
reced per City OF weshiaston e. % p m for Puerto
TIL TauRspAY-As COMPLEMENTARY a. nj Aa for
Europe per M for g NstnsTa xi Grec per zan
Jam VIA Amsterdam iee p,-, must sco direct per
Kannoe% at p La plata countries direct per
sArTRDAY~M 8 a. m. for France switzerland l'aT;
spain Portugal Turkey and British india psr 20
FOR % oh. for pai. Si Europe and Bremen
entay 1880 M for EUROPE per be drectea per
at scotland direct bet Rss ser
81 Rome sor wa al 10 m supplementary 1890 ND
for Fortune Island Jamaica and Hay per ,scsa pes
ass 'G =" 1885 a. m Tor campeehe cniapss TaSasSe
and and per Cuba ms Ss
directed per yssnaa a; via ROTTERDAM
must be AZ pf for cape Ha St. Domingo
TURKS ds0 vsoes SSds addressed only,
September - az Malls for china s ana Ia. ssp&m
80 Peru from San Francisco. close mere cauy W
san,snhsr al j:3O D. m Mails for Australia except
Vest Australia Hawa and FIJI Islands per VA,
49,, srom Vsncouyer close here daily after august iS
and I'm 10 September $3.50 m Malls or CHINA ana
Japan especially addressed oniyl per , mn ~ santembs
40 at $40 D. m Mails for australia except those sSe
zealand Hawaii Fiji and Samoan Islands per g.
Marinosa from San Francisco. close mere daly up -
hsr OK a, 6.3o d m COR arrival at New-York OF
sepe Tmnania with British mails for Australia Malls
Tor Hawaii per Australia from san Franc .c9:
close here daily up September q at $50 m Msns
Sr The society Islands per ship Tropc Bird sifom sen
to vi. close here daily up september "a at go
M Mails for Newfoundland BY rail to Hataf ana
Nail. for Mioueon by rail TO Boston ana tnehce ~
steamer close at this office daily at $50 p m Has I3r
"S. cose M this office daily at m. for forwaro-
INK by steamers sailing Mondays and ThursdayS fro@
De, Tampa Fla Malls for Mexico. overland unieee
specay addressed for dispatch BY steamer close AZ th
ONCE daily at a. M - .u.,o,. x.v
Rsri.tered mail closes at o p. m. previous DAY.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaeoos
Postofncc New-York Aug. 81. 1894
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OBITUARY..
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM HEM.

London Sept I-Iieutcnant William Hern r.
n. owner Of the cutter Galatea. which sailed
against the Mayhower for the Americas Cup In
1856, died suddenly to-day at his residence In kildy-
sart. Ireland. Lieutenant HEM was taken Ill while
aboard the Galatea. at Dartmouth dis condition
was not regarded serious. He grew worse
gradually during. the voyage back 10 me irish
Coast yet nobody supposed ne was IN danger.
Shortly after landing he died
Lieutenant HEM was a retired officer of the
Royal Nav and was we'll known on this side
a the water Probably no yachtsman who ever
challenged for the Americas Cup had a larger
circle OF acquantances or a warmer host of friends
that Lieutenant HEM After fLs unsuccessful
racing for the Americas Cup Lieutenant HEM
made several visits to this country. He was fond
OF fishing and shooting in Florida and liked TO
come 20 New-York and see the many friends which
ne had made in yachting circles over here.
Lieutenant Hem an Irishman. belonging to
n well-known family In Munster. The Henns
came from Paradise. County Clare: AS early "a, as
was a justice OF the Irish Court of Common Pleas
Bcsiies the judge referred to another OF the family
mately Chief Baron Hone OF the Irish Bench In
1856 Another was one of the judges Of the King
lam Hem. as the name then began to be written
became Master in ch"nSery HIS son %as alsS
was a sister OF Sir Jackson Lovett. Of Bucking-
hamshre England.
Lieutenant Henn was grandson Of the famous Gus
Irish barrister who defended OConnell In 1873. and
prosecuted John Mitchell in ls4s. Lenten,ant
Henn's grandfather a schoolmate or the late
Duke OF Minister, Lord william Fitzgerald ana
Judge Champion. He was noted as being an m
corrigibc maker of puns. and many OF those are
still retailed In Ireland. He was Il prother 10
the Master in Chancery referred to
Lieutenant Hem chose the navy as his professor
rather than the profession OF law IN when ms
family had become distinguished Mhth ne re-
tired from the Royal Navy he devoted hiinsel 10
Yachting and most OF his time was spent on board
his Yacht Galatea. His wife. who survives MN,
was always his companion on the many io on
cruises 10 all parts OF the world which he maze.
AZ one time Lieutenant HEM did some cred i,a
work OF exploration In Africa. HIS death VIII pe
sincerely regretted by all yachtsmen. ana Dy INC
host OF friends which he made Wherever ht y,
went I'm ALI parts OF the world IL Is with rspccla
sorrow that all American yachtsmen WI earn earn
Of the death Of one OF their most gaiiahl an,
knightly antagonists ana one Oh '"'"
friends
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MARION MINOLHS CONDITION.
4 REPORT THAT FINANCIAL TROUBLES HAVE IN
BALANCED HER MIND.

4 REPORT THAT FINANCIAL TROUBLES HAVE IN
BALANCED HER MIND
Boston, Sept / (SpeciaD.-Mrs. JACK Mason'
hs,ter known as Marion Manola, Is reported 70
he insane Way up in North Conway y. H.
she il said TO be confined Her coho'uon
4. such that a constant watcn must NC
kent upon her Mason is with her at al times
She sneaks but little and that little. perhaps gives
c,ew as TO the cause Of her present coh"i'oh'
She is always fearful OF arrest. Without DOUBT Tue
reversos that befef her husband and hersei "i'''"
tho lasi few months must answer for ner present
mental condition In her decisions she insists tnat
rho creditors who appeared the scene when tey
vyore playlng at the fremont and Park theatres
arc about 70 seize her again Take them away!
il her constant and pteous supplication LOOK ou''
ON Friday July IS. |. II. Weinberg, OF New
York had warrants issued for the arrest Oh
"fork' and Marion for selling ana conveying per,
sonoi property alleged 10 have been purcnaseen Oh
weinberg on conditional contract OF SAFE lhey
,.ra arrested next day, Saturday, the last day OF
their engagement at the PARK lheatre IN n III, one
oTre Of their counsel They were Immediately
Hroupht to police headquarters where bail was
Tnrnished This was at 2:l5 in the afternoon. Inc
maj inee was booked for O'Clock. Ihey played
that afternoon. Manoa was quite excited anu us
,mrbo5 That evening during the Anal Performance
Of The 'Alikado' she forgot her lines al various
times Fror1 this time on Mr.. Mason noted
To- trial Manola had to leave her bed 10 atlend i
They were acquitted of the charge prelerreu. oy
Weinberg against them and left Tor their cottage
al Winthrop.