davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
Ohio Rlrer Improvement.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The Ohio River
Improvement Commissioners held another
session this morning, and after adopting a
series Of resolutions looking TO the prepa.
ration of material for the consideration Of
the Commissioners at the next meeting ,ad.
journed tomeet at Cincinnati, Sept 18th.
Resolutions were adopted urging upon the
officers the importance Of using all the
appropriations made for the improvement
OF the Ohio river at the last session Of
Congress Tor the removal OF Instructions
and the improvement Of navigation.
/ Diehls pyrotechnic works on Mount
Adams, were burned this afternoon al
hAltpast 8 o'clock. Loss 5000. The
magazines were saved. Only one person
sustained any injury, and this was slieht
A few minor explosions occurred, but no
serious damage resulted thereftom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
The Labor strikes.

NEW YoRK, June 27.-The CONNECTION
ers, silver workers, harness makers, tin
and sheet iron workers, are preparing for
strike,
The strikers. last night attacked the
men for refusing to strikein Fourth ave.
nue., but were dispersed by the police
The contract Tor building thirty.six
locomotives in Patterson has been can.
celed, owing 10 the strikers.
The manufacturers are still firm in
resisting the demands Of the men.
The German printers are preparing for
strike ior more wages. The employers
promise to adjust the scale of wages.
The Iron Workers League distributed
three thousand dollars among the strikers
yesterday.
1t is not true that the Citizens Associ-
alton has offered to act as a mediator
between the employers and employees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
CktGnteIligtnffr.
Fgv,rE CoLLEGEs-During the last ,

FEMALE CoLLEGEs-DuFng InS ,aot ~
..rnn r%I~ Years steady and rapid increase sI Oi
serUI semsI: colleges Ia; taken place. Many p,
"s 'et,h,S ,Ss.e Institutions arc merely ordinary
q, .cbools but Others aim at teaching .!I0"o .hor,
ourbIy orri, the higher branches OF college
oo;r,s oIs-,, In n consequence OF the demand an
SU1roI ~, Collegiate degrees many schools with
an, an @ tIe Slightest legal authority, arc IN ihe
Sasit Sat 70 Of granting diplomas, and in order
!, @ "a, an end to such practices, It IS SGg'
Se.tsd that the superintendent oI pubic
Instruction in each State should have the
DoTer to visit and inspect all colleges anu
n report the condition Of these instltu'
lions. In references TO the advantages oI
colleges where both males and females
are educated no definite conclusion has as
vel been arrived at, but it is asserted Iha'
IN some cases the plan has worked well.
Females who have studied at combined
colleges have showed themselves as at.
teotlyc to their studies as the males, and
have frequently gained prizes in compeli'
lion with them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
POLITICAL ROW IN NORTH
CAROLINA.

Judge Settle Makes a Grant Speech
at Greenboro', and is interrupted
by Violence.
GREENSBORO, June 2G.-Judge Settle,
Republican candidate for Congress in the
Fifth District, addressed the citizens of
Caswell County at Yanceyville, Satur.
day. Some of his opponents attempted
to stop his speaking. They went TO the
stage, and threatened him Il he continued
to speak. He defed them, and by his
resolute manner prevented them from
using personal violence. Others Of his
opponents insisted on a far hearing.
This brought on a general fight among
the anti.Grant men, in which rotten eggs
were thrown at the American flag with
the names Of Grant and Wilson and Set.
ties printed upon 1t. The Judge finally
made his speech. Yanceyville Is the
place where Senator Stevens was muir
dered three years ago by the Ku.Klux
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
NEW ORLEANS.
RETIREMENT OF THE EDITOR OF THE
REPUBLICAN,

RETIREMENT OF THE EDITOR OF THE
REPUBIcAN.
New ORLEANS, June 27.-Col. George
W. Carnes published his valedictory as
editor Of the National Republican. He
rctires because he cannot support the
State ticket recently nominated at Baton
Rouge, and in giving his reasons for with.
drawing he says; The wishes Of the Re.
publican people were thwarted by certain
Federal officers in the convention and that
too, largely by the use ofsthe force which
could be borrowed from the Federal
patronage in the State Of Louisiana. 1.-THE
grand doctrine which l understand to be
the very foundation, not only OF the Re-
publican party, but also Of all the Repub.
lican government, that rnlers should be
selected by the people, was wantonly
trampled upon and a ticket was presented,
which, in a word, represents simply the
preference and choice chiefly ol the Fed
eral officers within this State"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
.ssT. LOUIS.
Rebuilding ofLindell Hotel Assured

Rebuilding ofLindell Hotel Assured.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The reconstruc-
ton Of the Lindell Hotel Is now q fixed
fact. Articles of association Of the Hotel
Company have been filed, q Board Of Di.
rcctors elected, and the erection Of the
hotel will be commenced at once. The
building will have a front on Washington
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Of 1S2 feet, running back to Chris.
tie avenue 226 feet, six stories high, and
will contain nearly as mauy rooms as the
old Lindell. 1t e expected that It will
be completed in eighteen months.
A tremendous rain and hail storm
passed over this city between and 5
O'Clock this morning. Several houses
were struck by lightning. One woman
was killed in bed, and considerable dam.
age done to several unfinished buildings
in the city, and to the crops In the coun.
try. All the small streams are very much
swollen, and there Is some detention to
railroad trains, but no serious damage to
the roads Is yet reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
PEACE JUBILEE.

BosroN, June 27.-The Coliseum to-
day contained about 1000 people besides
the chorus. The programme was one Of
the best Of the week, The French, Eng.
llsh and German bands werc great Iea,
lures, each receiving double encores.
The enthusiasm over their popular re.
spones was intense. Strauss was indis-
posed, but assumed his place and led q
waltz and polka, which created great
enthusiasm Mr. Greeley Is expected
tomorrow. Tho Gilmore benefit will
occur Saturday afternoon, when there
viii be an extra programme. The, Ger
man band give D concert tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28

audience manifest dlsapproval that the
police were compelled to ointerfere and ar.
rest number Of them, when order was
restored. ~,
The Garde Republlcalne band, now
participating In the international. Peace
Jubilee At Boston, have been authorized
" the President OF France tol visit
Chicago
i & reported that Count Won Amin
and President Thiers will, ON Friday,
sign treaty provivlng for the time Of tie
liberation OF French territory from occu.
patton by German troops. Tho result OF
the negotiations will be communicated 10
the Assembly, Monday, by the President
who will demand authority TO conclude
the loan and to make the Payments pro.
vided for In the treaty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, June 27.-Dalson, the.
gambler, was shot last night by obri.
The preliminary examination was post.
poned until tomorrow. -,
The Indians threaten trouble in the
SILVER regions, and the Mormons and
miners are arming for protection. .-,.
Inc Daily Utdh Mining Journal, an
evening paper, had Its first issuethis even.
ing, II will be the organ Of the Gentiles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
Insurrectron in N. Y. state Prison.
900 coNyIors RrsIsrlNo oRbERs.

300 coNyIoTs REsIsTlNa ORDERS.
AUBURN, N. Y. June 27-An insurrec.
tion is now.going on among the couTlcls
in the State prison, two hundred have
been locked up and 900 are loose in the
yard refusing to obey orders. Two com.
panies Of the 40th Regt, was ordered to
the prison to quell the rebellion.
AUBURN, June 27,-EVening.- The
revolt at the State prison has subsidized
and the convicts resumed work. A corps
was ready to march to the prison at short
notice. One hundred and sixty OF the
ring.leaders are in solitary confinement
on bread and water. .,es. a,ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 27-Ragaba's play Of sar-
don, which upon It's representation In this
city in February, caused considerable ex.
citement, the radicals allying II libelous
carlcature ofthe ultra Republican party In
general, and GGmbetta in particular, was
presented in Bordeaux last night again,
causing disorder. So violently did the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28

MAKE YouR OwN BREAD.-A writer
in Hearth and Home says There is more
Of the element that We call happiness
arising from the use OF good bread than
Is credited to that source. If your hus.
bands love can grow for you and for his
home under the inhictiOn Of bad bread,
then he Is a great man-much greater
lban men in general. Ifyou expect your
children to be pbedent, sweet and respect
ul in their accents and behavior, with
sour bread fomGnting in their little stom.
schs, you will be disappointed, unless
they are very near TO their angel state.
Two hours service during the week in
your kitchen making bread, il you will
give to it your whole heart and hands,
will yield you q better return than many
hours spent in borrowing trouble and
looking on the dark side Of lie, and try
Ing to think that the very darkest side is
always turned tOward.yOu. Just try the
experiment Oi working in flour, Of watch.
ing the dough rise, Of moulding it into
symmetrical small lOaves, Of peeping into
the oven to see the rich brown crust over
them, and the sight of the lOaves when
done, and, better still, of the husbands
exclamation, "0h, what delicious bread ~
and then see you do not feel rewarded,
even before you taste the snowy loaf. 1t
will not hurt your hands to make bread,
and Il will cheer your heart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
MISSOURI.
THE REppcrR1crNa nnL PASSED.

THE REDBcTRICrNa Bull PAssED3o
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Both Houses pass.
cd the redistricting bill as agreed to by
the Conference Committee. The i'm,
peachment trial Of Judge Lucas which
has been In progress! before the Senate
for some days passed, terminated to-day
by the withdrawal Of the charges by the
mana gers and the Court dissolved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
BALTIMORE.
Preparations for the Approaching
National Democratic Convention.

Preparations for the Approaching
National Democratic Convention.
BALTIMORE, Juno ga resident
committee was appointed TO make ar
rangements for the approaching National
Democratic Convention, last night, John
Davis, Chairman. At the Grand Opera
House banners with the coats Of arms
Of all the States will be suspended, and
the seats Of the delegates will be designa.
ted by silk marks. Three thousand feet
of evergreens will be distributed around
the dress circle and galleries. The ar
rangements for the comfort and conven-
ience ol the press will be complete, and
every ficility extended to its members.
Two hundred reporters desks will be pro-
vided, One entrance to the Opera House
will be set apart for delegates, and the
other for visitors. A ratification meeting
will be held in Monument Square on the
night Of the last day Of the Convention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 27,-The Republican
Congressional Convention OF the Fourth
district met to-day and nominated Gen,
Stephen A. Hurlburt That district Is At
present represented by Gen. Farnsworth,
who was candidate for renominat ton
and who, 1t Is reported, viii now be 4
candidate Of the coalition of Democrats
and Republicans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28

CoiIacA Utica, n. Y, June 97.-The Hamilton
!, TsS TiEsS commencement occurred to-day
l. T''nIon' ~ The honorary degree Of i,
? Pr,,, a., was v, conferred on Senator D. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
Steamer Neus.

NEv YoRk, June 81. Arrived, coluu.
6ia, from Havana and Fenicia from
Glasgow. ~ I-l..s ~ o.
LIyERpooL, June 27.-Arrived, steam.
ships Canada, Tasmonia and Stdonia,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
MEMPHIS.
COlOred Grant and wilson Meeting.

COlored Grant and Wilson Meeting.
MEMPHIS, June GA call was issued
and read in the various colored churches
last Sunday for Grant and Wilson rati.
ficatiOn meeting at the Beale Street Col
ored Baptist Church last night, but when
the leaders and friends OF the movement
arrived, the officers. Of the church fatty
refused to allow the building to be used
for that purpose. After considerable de.
lay the hall of the. Sons of Ham was OBJ
tanned. The meeting was organized by
selecting L, w. Marshall (coloredl Chair
man. Very few whites were in attend.
ance, except Postmaster Delooch, District
Attorney Henry and Barbour Lewis. The
two last addressed the meeting at con-
siderable length In advocacy Of the Phila-
delphia nominees, and were followed by
Ed. Shaw and VIM. Phillips, (colored)
the main points Of whose discussion was
that the blacks should have an equal dis
tribution OF the offices. Resolutions en-
dorsing Grant and Wilson were adopted
without dissenting voice, and the meet.
ing adjourned. II . .'.E !
swINDLER ARRESTED.
William Stewart Mcclellan, formerly
lawyer Of West Chester, N. Y, and
agent for the New York s. New Haven
Railroad, ,iwho absconded from that place
thirteen months, ago, after embezzling
over $4,000 Of the company's money was
arrested here last evening by Deputy
Sheriff q. B. Ford, oil West Chester, who
has been hunting Mcclellan ever since his
flight. Having chased him through
Canada, Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis,
Omaha and Little Rock until yesterday,
he found him here engaged in the Wheel.
er s. Wilson Sewing Machine Company,
under the name OF Stewart Ford left
This morning with the prisoner tor West
Chester.
REsPTTE GRANTED.
Gov. Brown has granted Dan Smith,
sentenced 10 be hung tomorrow, respite
till the I'd Of August, when he will be
hung at the same time with carlson and
Jno. White.
The Supreme Court to-day rendered a
decision in the case Of the rival Gas Com.
panies Of this city, setting forth that the
old company has no exclusive right to
make and sell gas. In regard to the ques.
tion OF damages amounting TO over $780,
OO0 a new trial was ordered. sLtk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
Teachers Independent Candidate
for Superintendent OF Schools. @
4 Dispatch 70 the Inielllgencer,l

FArRMoNr, W. VA, June ~.
Alta Teachers' Convention held here
to-day, Prof ]. H. McMechen, Of your
city, was recommended to the people ol
West Virginia as an independent candi.
date for State School Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28

Wioiihe American schooner ]. H.
Tir,Ii,I,ss iISIsGa, S Condemned in the Vice Ad.
S,s -sali!y Court for violating fishery laws
1t S SsSOSSS " the Sheriff, to the Government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
lssooIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

By the Western Union LiuO. ~ :. =.
once Northwest cor. Of Main uadMOnros s,s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
@4E@M
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
l. run by the following schedule on and after
June 10, lST2-WheelInH time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
LNAYE.

Tickets 70 all principal points In tho East and
West can be procured At tic Union Ticket Once,
IN nLure House, and Of the Station Gt Bridge.
Pr MYERS,
jeis General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28
rRAIN. H la
WGsr-L1AYEB
IsWheenng daily f
NTRaa a-.asw.
WEaE-AsAANE
SWheOllnR daily

.i0;65 4 m. at .....,..,6:45 D, m,
ARRIyEA AT ARRIVES AT
,erlAnd. $50 p. m. Columbus. 1880 q. m.
lndays excepted ClnclnnatiJ, J, ab:45 q. m.
Co.. ..s 81 Louis. ,6;25 p. m,
Sundays excepted.
'ELNG, PTTTsiG q BAIT. DIVISION
yes Wheeling At 7;iS a m, and go p. m,
lyB excepted. ~ : =
i bound Trains make connections Al
more with trains for PHILADELPHIA, New
and Boston. At Relay House, Via Wash.
n City, for all points South. =
st bound trains make direct connection At
nbus for all points West and Northwest.
kets 70 all principal points can bO procured
once; J0INI. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
R.T. DEYRIES,
- General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-28

ST. LOUIS
RLsT-LKAyEs
Wheeling dAi y
At....,....,6:s0 A. N
IL ARRIyIS AT
Cumberland. a;l5 p N.
Baltimore. .sB p. m.
Washington, a-
D, U,,...,...9 $50 D. m.
Philadelphia 800 4, m.
New York. ...6:dO a. m
FAST
EAsF-LEAYEs
wheeling daily
A.. ......5:i0 p. m
ARRIvEs AT
Cumberland ROO Q. N
Baltimore ....6:26 a. m.
Philadelphia .l:2O p. m
New York. $40 p. m,
Washington,
D. C.,......i0:O q. m.
Sundays excepted.
EAAT-LGAyEs
SWheeling daily
At. .il:50 p. m
ARRIVGs At
Cumberland .s:20A q NJ
Baltimore, ....4:i5 y. IN
Washington,
d. D.C.,....,,.605p p. m
Philadelphia 1850 D. IN
New York. -.
"SundAys excepted.
CUMBERLAND A
E4sr-LBAvEu
sWheeling daily r..
at. .......i0.S . m
ARRTvEA AT
Cumberland. $50 p. m
Sundays excepted
tH. .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12

Mr.. lfuflsft lnvestlaated.
In purauance Of resolution Of the House,
the commitle6o On Pubilc Buildings and Grounds
met yesterday morning for the purpose Of In
qulfing why Seneca stone had been Used In the
foundation Of tho new StAts Department By
M A D Mss,h ne ,gPsry,,llog ass e 10
mittse, and whether some Of the stone had been
cracked and injured By the frost z.
The examination bad been postponed f9r some
yesterday bslpg the nr't day he vas really able
TRs sapsryi,ins srohi,sot was sworn, and to-.
paFtl,io s walls q the bsssGsnt when blue stone
could not be used; that the foundation was Of
concrete, that the limestone Of Harpef's Ferry
vas unnt fcr ne work ne sPssimsn saor ny,
fraoturesi thai he was GUIDED "a making the
now but a few yards 70 deliver, and the cost q
be above 6,Ooo, which will DO q savinE 10 the
Government Of nearly $4,000,
He had not beard Of any Of the stone jn the
.sus on sSavss aaasssd Sa
he had not seen any Of II. He also testified a. 70
the Portland and Richmond granite used In the
building, stating that the stone u cut a. the
quarrles, and tbe Government pays the ON
tractors for cutting, boxing and shipping Is per
cent. on the nmount expended, the ums being
kept by uoVetnment supsriutendent under
this syitem tho Government secures the grade
Of work needed, and gets itdoiivered iaat OF slow,
a. requlfedt this 10 per cont was - low A. they
could get oontraotors 10 work. AMI, In faot The
inES viii moi dupilcats their contracts; the mes
work 10 hours per day, except IN winter.
In Response 10 question, a. 70 whether man
could perform AZ much work In eight hour, AZ
he could In ton, the witness answered by In
qulfing Whstinr any Of the COMMITTEES could do
a. much work In eight hours a. In ten. To his
mind the proposition was utterly aosata.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12


Peter oampbell, sworn was chairman Of the
tlon with the Governor OF any member o. the
District government IN regard 70 the bill ior "a,
yesung unul enSr y had pa.ssa tns hV ~ M ~
Commiltes on Appropriations, and then 10 the
Committee on Pfintihg; the t4,ooo,ooo loan hih
originated In the House OF DelegAtes. A.
Mr.. Otaue. Was the enhotinK CLAUSE IN inc
original bill ! -.
MT. Poland. What DO you Wisn " thg9w
MT, Crane. wish 70 show tha, INC nlll passeu
faudulently, and IN violation o. ne ~ snlo ~
claus. S sss .rpnl,od a,., shs hi vas passed
MT. Poland. 1 cannot SEQ any legiumaog "
that question here, -
Mt. EldrtdEa MOI uniese itauu o.n ~ sho ~
MI Campbell Lhe n ~ ~ IN y" rhs
previous question was not demanded, ena WI
ness agreed 70 allow the opposiuon All INC ums
they desired. $50, a.. m.
dI.sye Nv s.Ts prin,sd b NJ Gibson, and bsisTsd
that they were paid for. -,,-,-
Mr.. Crane. Were you present AZ . meeting 10
your district last Weekt
nj ohipm"n. ArsyOa coming uo"h ''nA'
Mr.. Crane. wish 70 show that meeting. Me
being held In all the districts fun ~ oonuaotofs'
70 intmldate the men conducting TINS ihfesusA
iiS9; c.,,,,.u ,,.,,no objection Ia answer
any question Mr. Crane may put guess Il
will not amouut 10 much, -, ,,,,,
MT. Eldridge. iet hlm 70 ahsa 2r ~.
have the whole Bos ~. |" ruvmJ "s's
NJ Crane; VINO pTssid ~. 2. va. .in "eeu'ns'
MT Campbell; sidney Met aIiand;
MT. Crane. Were not speeches maze against
ms " inrssuSau,spnN, D...,.. -... u.d. =, An.
meeting n regard 70 the suelec. except y ny =;
gu = hsa ne honos 70 pc e'ectsa prs.,ose. p,
.nsouo IN 1oh V.esslon ~ w ~, ~ ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-12
AMUSEMENT

The Canoss Of California.
We have heretofore called attention 10 the
o.astifui Illuminated photographs which are
toniEh. To BE- sxhibitsd at Lincoln hall. To
those who dcsire 10 see the wonders Of their
native land surprising far the scenery Of the
European gIAnd tour, this Will b an eagerly
oompanfsd BY a conversational lecture By one
thoroughly familiar with the place.
0ld Felix's Cesesrt.
Father Daniels, with his Aunt Jsrusha and
Uncls Jedcdiah, will give their last coacert this
season tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows hall,
when they viii render some Of their choicest
gsms Of Continental music. The Old Folks are
worthy Of patronage
"Dlvereeo
las. night, with its snow and sluih, was Just
such ono a. 70 force many pleasure seekers to
stay within doors. This alone can account for
the vacant seats at the National Yet the
HOUSE was god ono, an excellent one, conSid-
arlng thu weather, and every one who witnessed
"Dlvoroe' must have been literally re paid for
the yisit 70 tho theatre. Much hAss been said
aad almost a. much has been written concern.
Tag this play which, We think, nnds its best
coh,nondation IN the faot that for upwards OF
people u New York city, who patronIIcd II
most Een irously, each repetition OF II drawing
large ans delighted audience 10 Mt. DAlJ's
.DIvcrss" viewed from any standpoint can
hat Be regarded a. a story Of social life Of the
present day-A truthful picture Of domestic
aaarr.ls that provoked By snail OF lms,ginAIy
divorce. Every day We pass on the street some
Of the characters that 10 TO make up the story
q "Divoros." They exist In all fashionabls
he iolly or ,Ss stupidity Of he osssf, The Gun,
ming Iltt, ready for a retainerI the Foolish Lu
Tea Exek, ready % furnish The fs.i her proud