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By JOHN c. PARKER Late Acting Volunteer Lieutenant u S. N

with him the writer, soon Joined the Ad-
miraI, who was standing on the poop deck
of the Hartford. He was surrounded by
a group of officers, consisting of Capt. Jen-
kins, his feet Captain; Capt. Palmer, COM
handing the Hartford; Lieut.. j. Critten-
den Watson, his Flag Lieutenant, and
some younger officers.
He was at this time in the full pride of
his manhood, and presented a perfect pic
ture of an ideal sailor.
Rather understood, his figure was fault
less, and dressed with the neatness and
care in the navy, he appeared much young
er than he was. His smooth face, with its
prominent features, was as clearly cut as
a cameo, in which was blended frmness
with gentleness. He always wore the reg
ulation service cap, and his face as it
lighted with a smile when returning the
salute of the officers from the Essex, made
an indelible impression, mental photo
graph, which time has never effaced.
Steaming ahead with the ships company
at quarters, the Hartford soon began to
draw the enemy's fire, and the shot from
the lower battery began to reach her. AT
this moment the Admiral was standing
under the mizzen boom, and a shot having
struck the boom further aft, threw q
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The Cruel Editor.
Pucll.)

81 have here" says the young man with
the rolling eye and the ripping hair, "a
poem on Spring"
"On what?" asks the cruel editor, drop
ping a bundle of manuscript into the
basket and showing the return post
age into his pocket.
ION Spring SIR
"What spring?'
why, / r.
Mineral spring, sulphur spring, hot
spring."
Its just the ordi''-
Spring Lake. Minnesota, Warm Spring
Indians, Springfield, Ohio?"
You do not seem to-
Spring wagon, car-spring, buggy
spring, steel spring."
''No, sir; it is just on Spring.
We'll, what particular Spring?
why. the Spring that comes with
ethereal mildness and"-
Cant use it. Give us something
specific. Get up something that Identifies
your Spring, so that we will know
whether it is town. a drinking place, a
bath-house, or an implement. We can't
use any more of this vague, general. back
ward-and-fOrward poetry, and besides
But the rolling-eyed, ripping haired
youth was drifting down the stairs with
a haunted look on his face and q dull pain
in his bosom.
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SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING

Thousands of comrades will patroniza
each other if they are shown the way.
The only way is to advertise.
This is a good time for developing the
plan, because a comrade may buy advertis-
ing and take guesses as premiums. See
advertising coupons on first page.
The price OF this advertising has been
fixed at D cents Il word, which is a very
low rate. You reach u Quarter-million
readers and will often get hundreds of re-
plies from single ad.
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight Try it
yourself.
Write us the substance of what you
want to say, and we will arrange it in the
fewest possible words.
Regimental historians and Secretaries
OF Survivors Associations will find these
columns very useful.
Direct letter to Adv. Dept, National
Tribune, Washington. d. G.
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Surprising Result of a Test of Sporting In
stincts


willis Sweatnam," said friend of his,
has an exceedingly ine-bred fox terrier
She has great fame as ratter She had
a litter Of puppies, the father of which
was also of royal pedigree and of fame as
u ratter as great that of their mother,
so that when Willis gave me one of the
puppies, Il beautiful little chap, all nerves
and blood, | was proud.
:" i would hate to be Il rat anywhere in
this ncghb0rhood,' said |. when this ped-
greed pup gets few months more age on
him
The pup grew and thrived. He was
the handsOmest dog Of his kind one ever
saw-restless, eager and evidently impa-
tent to get among a lot of rats somewhere
and chew them up.
Il was equally eager for him to have
the opportunity, but there were no rats
at our house, and | couldn't hear of any
among the neighbors. At last, one day
one Of these neighbors sent me the glad
tidings that he had trapped a rat on his
PROMISES great, big, gray fellOw-and
told me to fetch out the pup.
1.-The news quickly spread that my pup
was going to have a chance at last to kill
a rat, and when | took him out to meet
my neighbor with the rat everybody was
there TO see. Ina
The rat was in wire cage along with
the big piece of cheese that had lured
him to his pending ruin. The neighbor
who had trapped him set the trap on the
ground. The dog dashed at it, and his
eagerness to get into it just about ticLled
our spectators all but beyond holding
themselves. l.s BID
Hes the Stuff was the unanimous
and delighted comment on his manifesto
tons Of Impatience to get to work. Too
bad there amt dozen or two or them hig
rats for him to get rid of some of his en-
thusiaSm on r...r
"All this time the dog was trying to get
into the trap. he was so eager. and the rat
had crouched down in terror at sight of
him.
He sees his finish, that rat does, sure
enough, cried the spectators. It'll be just
snap and crunch, and all over
The neighbor who had trapped the rat
was 50 excited that he fumbled and fun
bled at the trap and couldn't get it open.
| took it, opened it. and turned it up to
shake the rat out. The dog danced about
quivering in nervous expectancy.
" Stand backD said the spectators. Give
the little dandy roomr
They stood back. ] shook the trap.
Out tumbled the rat and the big piece of
cheese.
The eager pup sprang forward. There
was snap and grab and the pups teeth
fastened on to the big piece of cheese and
his legs could carry him.
The frightened rat gaZed after him a
moment, and then scurried back to the
house of the neighbOr who had trapped it,
and is there yet, | guess.
Then we all went home. And the rela-
tiohs between me and that dog of high
degree have been strained ever since"
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hing in their power was not done to In

thing in their power was not done to In
sure success" % -
Admiral Farragut was the greatest ma
val commander we know. With a man
hood born of 80 years service on the sea,
He combined the chivalry of Bayard with
the bravery of Occur de Leon, and his
square blue pennant at the fore was to his
Captains what the white plume of Ma
vRrre was to the chiyalry of France. He
has answered the last call of grim boat
swain Death but lives in the annals Of
fame as the greatest naval captain the
world has known since Nelson fell on the
deck of the Victory
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CORPS ELECTIONS.

TORPS 20. WICHITA, KAN: Pres, SGrth J. Muir
X ray; S.V.P., Louise Nandine; Twp, Ida NJ. In-
gles Chap. Jennie Merchant; Sec Mary NJ Buclneri
Treas, Alice Huffman; Con, SIuTy JacOby: Guard.
Amanda Hammond; Asst Con-, Alma HudSOn Asst
Guard MetSS, FDyce: Color Bearers. Sarah Mercer.
Lizzie Bailey Maria Little Leah Hamilton; Press Goa
respondent and OrganlSt Cora E q. King.
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FINHE 18th NEW YORE.-A REUNION OF THIS
4 regiment will be held at Culpeper, Va. on the
granite shaft erected TO commemorate the services of
this regiment will be dedicated. That all may be in
being prepared. Write Z. w. Boyce, Secretary, $50
Main ST. Buffalo, y. Y.
FINHE REUNION OF THE 9TH OHIO AND 50
i Iowa battery will be held mt Dies MoineS, Iowa,
May 90 81 and 81 W. w Trout, Secretary, Maqlioketa,
Iowa.
9TH ILL.-TUE FOETY-FIRST ANNIVER
y slry and Reunion of the 18th ILL., will be held
May - at Dixon, Ill. II. NJ Hevenor Secretary illi
Calumet Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

sAOO-00 WILL BUY STORY AND A HALF
pa House, seven rooms, and harm. Good, healthy
loCatiOn good air, water; Normal school, churches;
good railroad accommodations; plenty of lakes for
good fishing. Address VIM DOud, waymart, Pa
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGED good quarter sec
~ ton in Northwest. Address Box 80, Stronghurst,
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INREE.-WE GIVE LADIES AND GENTS
Il Rings, Alarm Clocks, Air Rifles, Watches, Fount-
ain Pens, and many other Premiums for selling our
Gold Eyed Needles ut cents paper With every
two papers we give All Aluminium Thimble. send no
money just name and address, letter postal. order
ing 81 Papers Needles and Il Thimhles We them
postpaid with large Premium List. When sold, send
us SLID, and We Will send premium you select Write
today, and get extra present Free. National supply
Co., jamestown, Pa.
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IIoR INFORMATION ABOUT CUMBERLAND
Il Plateau, write to Lyman ). Widney, CrOssyille
Tenn.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

VVINE GOLD WATCHES WARRANTED FIVE
h Years, containing Genuine seven Jeweied Train
Bearings Compensation Balance Safety Pinion Nickel
Danlskecned American Movement, for SIS; or same
movement in Open Face Nickel Case, Screw Back and
Bezel Dust proof, for $50 These good timekeep-
ers, and will guarantee them Send Post Office Money
Order and advise how to send, by register or express
Warsaw Jewelry Co., Warsaw, Ohio.
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON D. o. THURSDAY

had the Citadel battery on her starboard
quarter, and as she steamed ahead was
thrown in bold relief by the huge signal
fire on the west bank of the river. She
stood out with the bright background Of
fire light as clear as q silhouette. On her
poop-deck stood group of officers, while
the Admiral was mounted in the mizzen
rigging, his pilot being above him in the
mizzen top. At this time there was no
smoke to obstruct the vision, and every
particle of her spars and rigging were Wis
ible. A moment later, when she commenc-
ed to fire her broadside guns, clouds of
smoke enveloped her and she was lost to
sight.
The Essex by this time had reached a
point abreast of the lower batteries, and
kept up a constant fire from her forward
and broadside guns. The mortar flotilla, in
response to the signal gun of the Essex,
had also opened fire, and bombarded the
works continuously until the close of the
action.
FATE OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
The confusion in the line of ships ahead
made it evident to us that some serious
trouble haG been encountered, and u few
moments later the Monongahela drifted
by, disabled by shot which had struck
her stern-post and which rendered her pro-
peler useless. The Richmond soon fol-
lowed her; torpedo had exploded under
her stern, and a shot had cut her steam
pipes. As the ships drifted out of the
fight and the smoke lifted from over the
water, the Mississippi was seen ashore
and disabled, opposite the center of the
enemys works. There she lay perfectly
helpless, her port bow piled high up on
reef that m;de out from the west bank
of the river, her broad decks and high
sides presenting an immense target to the
Confederate gunners, and almost every
shot fired struck her. She was at this
moment receiving the concentrated fire of
all the ensmy's guns, except those of the
The National tribune., 1902-05-22

GRAND ARMY JEwELRY AND WATCHES
~ specially Sure cure for dropsy sent for s..
Comride W. A. Rose. Jeweer and Druggist, Almond,
N
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JIOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine home, Northern
l. colony. Write for particulars. Comrade f. J.
Boynton FuIitbuTst, Ala.
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T JUSTIFICATION BADG ES-SEND ME YOUR
name, State, regiment battery and % cents and
will send you handsome pin and badge that Will
plainly reveal your identity. Just what you want fer
all q. A. r. Reunions. Cut this out) G. a. X. Posts
furnished at discount. COmrade- J. ;. Harrison,
Lansing, Mich.
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-" ANTED-B Charles Artz Oakland. Kan.-The
w address Of the SOILS of Benjamin J. washburn
Supposed TO be in the West. S4-2t
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NtTANTED-The address of any soldier who can
W give Information to what regiment John
Fitferling served in during civil war. Was shoe
maker by occupation, and lived At Washington when
war broke out and is supposed have enlisted in some
District of Columbia regiment. Address \. X Bayler
100 !. Walter St, York, Pa.
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w ASrED- addresses of any nurse that was in
w Post Hospital, Ward \, Camp Butler Springfield
Ill, between November 1864. and June 1866 Henry
w. Brown, 1868 n. Main St, Rockford Ill 7s-7t
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REUNIONS s.

rJIHE ANNUAL REUNION OF THE UNION
L Coast Guard ,g9th y. Y will be held at Abingdon
Square Hotel, New York City, May 81 Philip COrell,
Secretary, 70 Grove ST, New York City.
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FJNHE FOURTH ANNUAL REUNION OF THE
L IS7th Pa. will be held BrIa Chapel. Gettysburg
Pa at o'clock D. M, June B. Gov. VIM. \. Stone, OF
Co. \ Gen Joshua L.. Chamberlin, Ex-Governor OF
Maine, our old Brigade Commander; Col John F. Par
sons, Lieut.-COi Joseph + Eye, Maj George W. Mer-
rick Capt George g. LOvett, Lieut. Samuel G. Ilgen-
fritz and several members of the regiment will
be present.. NJ. Gibbs Vice President I55 s I'd St,
SgeeltOn Pa.
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NOR SALE--A well improved ten4acre fruit ranch.
l. For particulars apply To COmrade l. q. Johns
North Cucamonga, Cal
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NOR SALE-Improved North Dakota Farms These
farms In blocks OF LOO, $50, $50 and Go acres
All close to good markets. Can be bought for SIG and
SIS per Call write to II. $ Curry, Colgate
n. Dak.
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WANTED-AGENTS

XJTANTED-AGENTS. COMRADES PREFER
w red. Small investment, large profit. send
stamp for sample. $ II. Bascom 9TH O.V.C,) 293 Oak
St, Chicago, Ill.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

"ANTED-The addresses of comrades who knew
" Adeibert NJ; Case, 9Th Battery, Wis. L. A; by
Isabella Case, Baraboo, Wis
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ISCELLANEO

COMRADES, DO YOU LIKE \ GOOD PEN
- when YOU write? Send for sample box Round
pointed pens Ii pens 10 cts. Writes smoother than
gold pen. The best steel pen made. Also Thomas \.
Edison, Jr., Wizard Ink Tablets. One box Tablets
makes half pint hest ink; colnrs, Black Blue Blue
black, Purple, Green or Carmne. 10 cts box. c, n.
Card, Special Agent, FrenchtOwn, y. Y.
4 TTENFION, CONTRA DFsS.-I WILL SEND TO
~ any address in the Z. y for Sl05 medicine that
Will cure amy OF GnnHlated sore Eyes, matter
how bad or how long standing. Thirty years practice
warrants me in guaranteeing the same. Address DIR.
A. If Wiley, New Hampton, NO.
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90 PER CENT. PROFIT IN RED RIVER
Il Lands. Immense crops Wheat, Oats, Barley,
Flax and Potatoes; Fine Clover Timothy, and Blue
Grasses. Rich black lonm nice level hIud Adj
dress {. W. Brcker, LadOri, Iowa.
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DENNSYLvANIA BUCKTATS-THE 18TH
Il Annual Reunion of the old original I" Bucktails'
will be held Al Dubois Pa, Sept Is, II and lS Capt.
l. NJ Truxal of the foremost citizens OF Dubois Is
at the head of the Committee of Arrangements, and
this insures the usual Buckta success old the boys
now The roster this year will contain only 294
of the old SharpshOOters of the Army of the Po
tomac; the annual book they issue and which is sent
to each survivor showing larger per centage of deaths
than before VIM II. Rauch, Secretary, 1889
North Camac ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
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UTANTED-NATIoNAL TRIBUNE ADvER-
w Using coupons. For prices address National
supply Co., Jamestown, Pa.
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Fancy stock am
~ prize winners Eggs. fifteen for one dollar. StOCl
for sale. W. g. Brumbaugh, Seville. Ohio.
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E,OR SALE--To the person who desires 20acre lot
4 unimpruved land In south ClaremOnt Colony,
Surry County, Virginia offer sale deal Tim
Der cut OF six years If not recently Sold think
an adjoining lot also be purchased fair price.
W. IL Newlin, Springfield, Ill.
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IOMRAD DE ]. II. REYNOLDS. AIlerton. Iowa, has
- receipt and formula for exterminatins lice and
insect pests Of all kinds which he Is anxious give all
Old comrades the benefit of at very low figures. All
interested please write ME for particulars.
The National tribune., 1902-05-22

TfNHE 9TH PA. CAV-THE 3SD ANNUAL RE
i union of the Society of the 9Th Pa. Cav. will be
held ON Thursday June Il, at Coatesville, Pa. A 1.
SchencE, Secretary, Lancaster, Pa
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9TH MTCH.-THE 4rH MICH. SURVIVORS
II will hold their Annual Reunion on June % at
Angola Ind The Secretary is revising the roster and
would Ike the pOsOce address of all living members
Geo. Kinney, Secretary, North Adams Mich
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U-ANTED-TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE TO
w write me for a cure for rheumatism H G.
Strawser Weston, Ohio
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GrANISH Moss IS CENTS \ POUND. ROOTED
> palms. century plants Spanish bayeuets, 20 cents
each. Postpaid. No stamps. G. ]. SchOonmaser,
Cncna. Fla.
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4 f0jfR AIDES AND OTHERS WITH WEAK AND
y sore Eyes, Failing sight. try Barman's Remedy,
" Cearsghtr Quick relief Mailed for . cents A @.
IA Willis ST, New Bedford, Mass.
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- TIL IND.-THE COLOR GUARDS OF THE
. Il 7+th Ind. and all others of the regiment who
desire to take part in the parade of the Battleag Bat
TALON Will meet al O'Clock m, sharp, May Is, in
Room No. IL, east entrance first floor of the
state House, indianapolis.
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SOLDIERSr TRY BI-FF PLYMOUTH ROCKS
y Large size, golden bun color and lay like Leg
horns Eggs Il per Ii; q per 30 o. Evans Roxbury
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CUDOLPH POULTRY YARDS-i3A RRTD AND
- Bun Rocks Eggs. Stock after July LIST Write
Tor catalogue. Corlrade Joseph Casper. Rudolph y.
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Patronize Each Other.
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.

PHODE ISLAND REDS, THE BEST ALL
L Round Fowl on tie Market.-Eggs rs cents for
10 one Buff 0rpington Cock, IL months old. l.. d.
Loner. LakeviIle Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-04
ELECTIONS In AZ STATES TODAY.

There are elections being held in ~
states today. The other three. Maine,
Vermont and Oregon, have already Sc
lected state and congressional repre-
sentatives. In % OF the " states gov
errors and other officers, and congress-
men are to be chosen; in II, minor state
officers or judges OF the supreme court
and congressman; in nine, congressman
only.
The principal state officers are to be
chosen In Massachusetts, Rhode Island.
Connecticut New York, South Carolina.
Alabama, Texas. Michigan, Kansas,
Minnesota. South Dakota Nebraska,
Wisconsin, North Dakota. Colorado.
Wyoming, Idaho. Nevada and Califor-
MIA. New Hampshire elects only gov
ernor; Tennessee. a governor and rail-
road commissioner, Pennsylvania,
governor and two other state officials,
Congressman only are 10 be selected
In Arkansas. Georgia Mississippi,
Louisiana, Virginia. West Virginia.
Maryland. Kentucky and New Jersey;
and delegates In Arizona, Hawaii. New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Porto Rico.
The terms Of 30 United States sena-
tors will expire March 4 next. Five
have already been filed by the election
Of James B. McCreary (Dem). Kentuc-
Ky; Joseph 3 Foraker Rep), ohio:
Arthur z. German DEM, Maryland;
W. T. Dillingham; Rep), Vermont. ana
Samuel e. McEnery Oem). Mlsslsslp-
pi In the following states legislatures
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CONGRESSIONAL VOTE 1900.
VOTE FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE 1900.
nIulr1u 1rrnnnJ,

between Democratic parties
earnest The main prize the
will have the naming of senator the
as representative awmalng body From the
various the
much interest being taken
justice of the supreme court But the
10 Legislature.
Who viii only when the ballots are counted
certain that will
that there will be
applied Utah
mutaion will be
any conceded the Republican
N
Supreme doubt the ticket
speaking tickets
both sides quite generally refusing sight
the legislative and senatorial questions
political wind has his turned alternately
glimpse the dec
Lake believing II they that they
a debaabe
should included calculation to be
have included Utah county said be
unlikely that this
nfrequenty and not
the pivotal which legislative control Will
Republican the contention the
Republican The fact that is the home of Hon Reed
will doubtless count for something
outlying party
Jefferson been placed in the doubtful
drce Republican nominee for Congress Davis
county which expected to be so close
escapes up there ana he same may
be said with the prospects that viii join the Republican
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conditions favorable throughout
reading and representation In SAT- LAKE
and the northern clouds hung heavily but as observer
clouds ana gave no hu
ton Of immediate skies the rule in southern uah ana
altogether the good from the beginning Ine
e. m the city so far the early part Of the day.
and no difficulty is ookd for in this direction
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Boston. Nov, AIN connection WITH
the Is murderous assault cases which
have occurred In Cambridge, Brookliue
ana somerville In the last few months
two Of which resulted fatally, the state
police today arrested Alan G. Mason Of
Boston, a wellknown and wealthy bus
mess man a member of the plano maa-
ufacturing firm of Mason & Hamlin a
prominent cluhman and Harvard
graduate The police suspect from ev-
idence in their hands, that Mr.. Mason
has been involved In nearly all the cas-
es referred To as the circumstances
have been similar Mr.. Mason is q mid
dleaged man, but he has been a victim
of mental trouble for which he was
treated nc the Mclean asylum at Wa
verify. About a year ago he was per-
mitted to leave the institution. Since
that time II Is said he has been per-
mItted to go and come at Will and the
fact that he had been frequently seen
about the localities In which the os-
saults occurred, led to suspicion agains,
him
The peculiar assault cases which
have terrorized Cambridge aud vicinity
az well as other suburban sections be-
gan last June During the summer
there were half dozen victims Of an
unknown assailant. each Of whom was
struck down and beaten with a blunt
instrument Early In October Miss
Agnes McPhee was assaulted In SOM
erville and died from her injuries. An
iron wrench was found and fixed upon
az the weapon used, During the same
month eight other cases followed IN
last OF which occurred last Saturday