MRS MAYBRICK.
Deserted by her children, who believe their mother was guilty of poisoning their father, destitute, and with only the solace of the sympathy of her mother, whose fortune was greatly reduced through her contest for her daughter's liberty, Mrs Maybrick has (says an American despatch by the last San Francisco mail) portrayed the sufferings of fifteen years in an English prison in a book soon to be published. From it she expects to receive enough to maintain her in comfort while certain suits for recovery of property are pending. A friend of Mrs Maybrick says:—" Mrs May brick's children have been so influenced by their father's people that they have turned against their mother. They are in England. Mrs Maybrick's mother, the Baroness yon Rogue, is in France. Her fortune was greatly reduced by her efforts to liberate her daughter. She has barely enough left to live on. Mrs Maybrick has no regular source of income now. What little she has will soon have to be dissipated."
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8014, 9 December 1904, Page 6
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169MRS MAYBRICK. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8014, 9 December 1904, Page 6
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