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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
The Drama.

BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES IN PROSPECT.
On Friday evening Of this week, Miss Denim,
who has been playing a very brilliant and sue
ssful engagement in Philadelphia, will appear
a the Opera House, in this city, with good
O ,mpany. The play will be Gibert's very sue
C ,ssful London sensation The Palace of Truth,
which had an exceptionally good run in Pha-
delphia. Full announcement is made else
where, and we shall refer to the performance
again, Tomorrow.
On Saturday evening, at the Opera House,
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett appears as CdssiuS in
Shakspeares .Iulius Caesar. That this is grand
drama every HchnOboy who has spouted 'Ro-
MANS Oounlrymen. and Lovers knows and we
are but repeating high authority in saying that
MIR. Barrett IL a very fine actor. He will be on
his way to Baltimore, where he commences, on
Monday evening. an engagement for two weeks
with Mr.. John I. Ford, the veteran manager.
Mr. Barrett will be supported, here by
strong Company which has been trave ing with
him, and as be then leaves il during his Balti-
more engagement, the Company with some ad-
ditonal talent, will give second performance,
here, on Monday evening, the further particu-
lars of which are not yet announced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Some of the Influential California Democrats
xxha nnDose NsreeIey.

The San Francisco Republican says that Judge
Stephen ]. Field, of the supreme Court who was
a candidate for the Democratic nomination for
President in 1868, has signited to his friends his
intention not to support Greeley. The R,pubH-
can also says There are thousands OF honest
Democrats in this State who will not sanction
the bargain and sale of the Baltimore Conven-
ton. Among those who have already pronounc-
ed against Greeley may be named Ex Governor
Haght, DIR. q. NJ. Hitchcock, Il. L. Gould, the
distinguished lawyer Ex-Clerk of tho supreme
Court George Seckel George Pearce, Of Sonoma,
late candidate for Congress j. Mora Moss, Esq. I;
Major Richard p Hammond, Ex-Police Judge
W. D. Sawyer Col. VIII Bell, Major P. Gillis,
Hon. Jackson Temple, Ex Justice of the supreme
Court David Hudson of Napa county John r.
Jarboe, Milton Andros. J. c. McCeney James L.
Crittenden, of the San Francisco Bar Hon.
Charles Il. Bolts, late Judge of the Supreme
Court also, Hon. s @. Hastings formerly Chief
Justice of the State
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
A Fable from NIniue.

The Greeleyite organs have prated so much
about the lesson of Maine in the delusion that
there were Democratic gains there, that the
Portland Press has been impeled to relate the
following for their especial benefit
Merchant Ito nominal friend)-I have made
ten thousand dollars this year, and am sure to
be a rich man
Friend (doubtfully does that compare
with '63?
Merchant (composedly)-O, made a trae
more-say $40, 530-that year, but my average
for the last ten years has been considerably less
My business is now we'll established, and l tell
you, old boy, Tam on the high road 10 fortune.
Friend GLOOMY Nonsense! Don't yOu see that
there is a relative loss of five per cent ?-and
that you will be bankrupt in a few years at this
rate Don't ask me to indorse for you. / look
to see you pauper, tell you frankly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
speech BY Gen. Hartrnnft.

At the Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Pittsburg, Gen. Hartranft was introduced to the
audience. He was received with hearty cheers,
and when order was restored he spoke as fol
lows -
VETERANS Il thank you for this demonstra-
ton, not for myself, but for the RepublicNn
cause Applause No more credit il due to me
than when we were fighting in the front. AS
regiment after regiment was going forward IN
the field. you kept your eye upon the colors-
Applause and not upon the man who carried
them because when he fell, another took his
place. 30 in this contest keep your eye well on
the colors, and We will win this fight as we have
ever won in the field. Long continued applause
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
state and NeIshborinE Politics.

The Republicans of Kent county will nominate
their ticket for County officers, on Thursday, Of
this week.
large Republican meeting was held at Ken
nett Square, on Friday evening There was a
fine procession of about 500 men, and addresses
were delivered in the Borough Hall, Dy Hon.
Washington Townsend, James II. Bull, Esq,
and Walter b. Brook Of Virginia, the last named
being talented young colored man, second
graduate OF Lincoln University.
Senator Wilson is announced to speak at
Avondale. on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock,
and West Chester in the evening. Both Of these
will duu' tess be large meetings. General
Burn side in also announced at the latter.
A torcl.llght procession takes place at West
Chester. this Wednesday, evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
The PerpendIcuIar Demscrhcy-They Main
tain their Erect Attitude.

The straight-out democrats Of Kansas have
issued call for State convention in Topeka,
October Sd, to nominate State and electoral
ticket.
Sidney Breese whom the Straight Democrats
have nominated for Governor OF Illinois, has
been one of the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
that State and was prominent competitor with
Douglas, in the ranks OF the Democracy.
The proportion OF Democrats who reject the
confederation is probably larger in Wisconsin
than in any other state. Straight democratic
opponents are running against both Eldridge in
the Fond du Lac and Mitchell in Milwaukee dis
tricts, and with good prospects of serious effect
In the latter.
Ia Douglass county, Mimi, a canvass has been
made. There are $50 Democrats in the county,
and l10 Of them refuse to vote for Greeley.
A full electoral ticket has been nominated by
the O'Coner and Adams Democrats Of Connecti-
cut. 1t is headed by ex-Congressman Hon. VIM.
d. Bishop, OF Bridgeport.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
LnbOr Items.

In the Machinst and Rlacksmiths' Internation-
al Convention at Albany, Monday the Com
mttee on General Good made a report in favor
Of the admission OF the boiler-makers the ad-
doption of the form of card proposed in the
Presidents message; the making of the organi-
ton oath bound, and the issuance of "a procla-
nation of amnesty" to include suspended mem
bers OF subordinate unions. together with the
members of disbanded unions, on condition that
they pay six months dues in advance.
At Chicago, the strike Of journeymen carpen-
ters for 81 per day began yesterday. Several OF
the employers yielded to the demand, and it ls
believed that all will accede,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
PhIIadeIphIa Topics.
The Park is crowded, these fine days.
Miss Carlotta Leclerca is at the Arch.

The Park is crowded, these fine days.
Miss CArlotta Leclercq is at the Arch.
"A new enterprise il the Inauguration Of a
new steamship line to Texas, for the purpose of
importing fresh beef.
Henry A. Winte eloped with the daughter
OF George aud Ann Gath, and upon his return
George threatened to shoot him, and Ann has
promised to give him pair of black eyes.
The corner stone of tho new church edi-
flee Of Grace Mission was laid yesterday
"A physician thinks there were fewer real
clses of cholera infantum last summer than in
previous years.
Sophia Welcome, fell off the Vine street ferry
slip, when boy named Herman Pomoroch jump
cd in and rescued her.
bridget Cushman may be true to her hus-
band, but she cannot throw brick with true
aim She attempted this feat on Monday, en-
deavoring to "settle' trespasser, but struck
her husband, and he has not been so well since.
- The statue Of might" has been put up at
Georges Hill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Ex-senator Yates, OF Illinois, is very i'll.

Ex-senator Yates, OF Illinois, is very i'll.
AFarmer in Russia owns 500, 900 merino sheep.
Charles Sumner arrived in Paris on Monday
night.
Three thousand species of grass are now known
to botanists.
The editor of the London Telegraph is to be
made baronet.
There are 2s5 iron-clad vessels in the twelve
chief natives Of the world.
Minister Washburne and Admiral Alden dined
with President Theirs yesterday.
The first snow Of the season fell in Salt Lake
City last night, to the depth Of three inches.
1t is reported that duel between a Cuban
and Spanish gentleman is to be fought near
New York.
President Grant will leave Long Branch per-
manently for the season tonight, remaining on
Thursday in Philadelphia, and return to Wash
ington on Friday night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

KENT COUNTY NowHERE.-0ur friend, Carey,
of Wyoming, is hereby informed that the Kent
county Duchesse d'Angouleme pear reported in
the DELAWARE TRIBUNE Of last week, and which
weighed % ounces, is no where compared with
one Of the same variety, just left at the Com
MERCIAL office, which weighed 26 ounces. 1t
was grown by William Beck, near Delaware City,
and left at our office by VIM. W. Ferris, where
it can now be seen. On the same twig on which
this monster pear grew there were two others,
one weighing "a ounces and the other weighing
90 ounces. Come, friend Carey, you must hurry
up old Kent or she will be entirely lost sight Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Grant and Wilson.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT MARCUS I

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT MARCUS HOOK.
An enthusiastic meeting of Republicans was
held at Marcus Hook, on Monday evening. 1t
was the largest political meeting ever held in
the town. Hon. s. b. Axtell of California,
recently Democratic member Of Congress-, and
VIM. Ward, and George NJ. Pardoe, Esqs., were
the speakers. A handsome torchlight parade
was feature of the occasion.
The Republicans will hold another meeting at
Linwood, on Monday evening next, September
30th at Lnwood Hall. Hon. John W. Broomall
and Thos. j. Clayton, ESQ., will deliver address,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
The Tribune ut wyoming.

A correspondent writes us from Wyoming -
Your TRIBUNE is highly appreciated at this office.
l heard prominent Democrat say few days
ago that it was the best paper published in the
State and he subscribed for ii.
l send you a subscriber to-day from Willow
Grove, where Republicans are and have been
very scarce, but hope il we shall succeed in hav
ing the truth spread before the people that there
will be many converted to the truth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
State Items.

An iron foundry is being built at FELTON,.
MIR Gray of Frederick, recently attempted to
CROSS the Delaware Railroad in front of a NOV
ing train. His vehicle was wrecked and himself
badly hurt
Mrs Mary Lamb, Of Lewes, fell down stairs
the other day and injured herself internally
The Seaford Record will soon pass into other
hands.
Edward Ross sou Of Ex-Governor Ross, has
connected himself with the firm Of Phillips q
Co., Commission Merchants, Philadelphia The
frm name has been changed to Phillips, Ross Il
Co
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

Vice Presidents. Emery O. Gaines, Prince N.
Caldwell
Secretnry.-Gerard Rollins.
Cor. Secretary. Peter s. Blake
Treasurer. Daniel p. Hamilton
Chairman Of Educational COMMITTEES. e.-Prof.
VIM Howard Day.
REPRESENTATIVES TO Hie Union National Council
-Genl Daniel Woodall, W. Howard Day, David
II. Gustus
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

G. U. o. OF o. F.-The @. U. o. Of o. f., Of
Wilmington, will make public demonstration
on Thursday afternoon, Sept. 26th, in honor Of
the tri-annual setting Of the Past Grand Mas
will form on 18th street, the right resting on
West and the parade will march down West to
6th along 9th to Tatnall, down Tatnall to 7th
along 7th to Market, down Market to 4th, along
4th to French, up French to 18th, along 18th to
Market, down Market to Sth. along 9Th to
Orange, up Orange to 18th and then dismiss.
Members are REQUESTED to be present at the
hour appointed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Again IIostponed.

Mr.. p. T. E. Smiths excursion to Mauch
Chunk and over the Switchback II. r. has been
again postponed-ths time by reason of the
Pennsylvania election falling on the same day
which he had determined upon, A great num-
bor of Pennsylvanians expect to accompany the
excursion, and it was at their request that the
second postponemcnt was made. The excursic n
will take place on Thursday, the 18th OF October.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Marine News.
MARINE NeWss
Reported for The Commercial
Arripdls.
PoRr OF WILMINGTON.

PoRT OF WILMINGTON, Sept. 25.
Steamer Vespers, Of Wilmington, Davis from
New York, with mdse, to Electric Line.
Sch. - from Baltimore, with coal to Viii
mington Rolling Mill Co.
Sch. Meta Pierce, of Wilmington, Blizzard,
from Baltimore, with coal to Harlan & Hollings-
worth Co.
Schr. Estelle Bright, of Wilmington, Foun-
tain, from Bombay Hook, with building sand to
Bright & Keither.
Schr. Ruby, of Lewes, Carey, from Lewes,
with cord wood to Geo. w. Bush.
Sloop jesse Hills, OF Wilmington, Hickman,
from Elenboro, with building sand to Brannen.
Barge Mary, Of Wilmington, Lamborn, from
Philadelphia, with mdse. to Chas. Warner Il Co.
Barge Emma of Wilmington, Morrow, from
Philadelphia with mdse to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Morton of Philadelphia from Sshuylkil
Haven with coal to Geo. W. Bush.
Barge Artists of Philadelphia, Geary, from
Sehuyldn Haven with coal to Samuel Barr
Son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Newark,

PosTPoNED.-A fair and festival takes place
at Cherry Hill, on the 10th, 18th, and 18th OF
18th of October, 30 the ladies' Of the NJ. L.
Church, at Newark, have postponed their fssti-
val until some time in November.
MISCELLANEOUS. The lady pupils at Delaware
College stand A. No. 1......W VIM. Cooch, Esq.
has returned to Missouri zee. The meeting OF
the Presbytery has brought with it large num-
her of ministera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIRST EDITION.
$50 p. M.
Serious Riot.

COLLISION BETWEEN WHITE AND BLACK R. r. LAoR-
ERs.
New York, Sept. 25.
The details have been published Of a serious
riot between Irish and negro laborers, in Hunt
Ing Ion county, New Jersey. The riot occurred
at tunnel for the new road between South Am
boy and the coal mines. One white man and
three negroes were killed The negroes have
abandoned the works and lied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Gov. Curtin's Political suicide---'One Vote
IeHsO
From the PHILADELPHIA Telegraph Nc
Cures Organ

NIHTt OIRHH
Andrew g. Curtin has spoken at last, and the
Republican ticket in Pennsylvania has lost one
vote-"only that and nothing more" Undue
importance has been attached to the views Of the
late Minister to Russia, ever since his return to
the United States, and even before he started on
his homeward journey There is scarcely pub
lie man in the country who possesses less intiu-
ence with the members OF the Republican party
or the people at large and it is here in his own
State that his opinions Of less weight than in
any other section. When the Ex-Governor was
banished to st. PeteIburg the Botany Bay Of
Pennsylvania politics, il appeared as il the oper-
alton was complete. But Mr.. Curtin has seen fit,
Immediately on his return to the United Slater,
to resume this funeral occupation, and by his
own hand has at last driven h0me the last nail
OF all. He is henceforth buried politically, and
his pronuncamentos hereafter will carry no
weight whatever with the party which he has
deserted or the people of his native State at
large.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

The CHAMBER SET.-The set of furniture given
away at Odd Fellows Hall last evening, was
drawn by Geo. W Rice, Apple street, South,Wil-
mington. Somerbys entertainment continues
this evening, and another set of furniture will
ba uiv away
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
ConImercIaI Heports.
PHILADELPHIA MAnKErs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
Cotton quiet. 1s94@19Ac. Flour firm su-
perfne "a 5005 81 ; extras $606.25; extra
family, 81 10000. Rye flour quoted at $3.50.
Brandywine corn meal dull, $50. Wheat /;
prime quoted at an advance Indiana and
Delaware red a1.S0@1.S3 amber S1.85@1. 80 /;
white 5l.95 Rye steady, 7i@75c. Corn active
yellow zoe; mixed western 6315@70c. Oats
quiet, white 42C045c; old do. 46(948; new
mixed 40c. Whisky steady, Ole.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
France.

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND MEN IN CONFINEMENT.
PARIS, Sept. 20.
Eighteen thousand Communists are held in
confinement. Half Of them are to be released =,
retaining only those charged with murder, arson
and thieying.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. Sept. %.
Probabilities Southerly winds in the Middle
States, with cloudy weather and probably rain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
d9larriagGS.

MOUDY-M RGAN.-At the residence OF Mr.. C.
Mnwdy, on Tuesday evening, September nth,
1917, by Rev. D. Starr Mr.. Henry Moudy ana
Miss Hattie j. Morgan, OF Concord, DEL
FoOTE-EAToN.-O Sept, 18th, by Rev e. stubbs,
MT. Benz. Foote, to Miss Mary K. Eaton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
A Youthful Monster.

Jesse Pomeroy, fourteen years old, residing
with his mother in South Boston, is under arrest
for decoying boys of Ave to ten years to out-of-
the-way places, stripping them naked, gagging
and tying them up, beating and otherwise NAL
treating them. In many cases he cut small
holes under his victims eyes disfguring them
for life, and inficting on others painful cuts and
stabs on various parts of the body. He confess
sed the crimes, and was sentenced to the Reform
School at Westboro during his minority.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
SECOND EDITION.
800, r. M.
X. r.. Accident

COLLISION OF CONSTRUCTION TRAINS
SAN Francisco, Sept 25.
Six Chinese were killed by a collision of con-
struction trains on the Oregon & California rail
road
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

nANCING AND DEPoRTMENT-w. j. DUFF
respectful ly intImates that he Will be In attsn-
dance to enroll pupils from TO O'Clock dailyat his
Glass Room IN the Institute Building and intends
commencing oct I'd. Hours for Masters and Misses
from to O'cl ok. A select class for Ladies' from
TO 7. Gents class from s 10 IL. sep24-IGs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

The failure of large tanning firm in ALLIE
gheny, Pa, is reported, with liabilities amount
ing to 100000.
Henry Kane, ef Pittsburg, was run over and
killed on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Liyermore
on Monday,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
A VALUABLE MARKET STREET
PROPERTY
AT
p u d L &c S A L E.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, September 26th, 1872

AT IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
AT the Auction Rooms of ogle Miller, No. COS
Market street.
THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. SI3 MARKET
STREET, WILMINGTON, DBL.
A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, SE=s
Main Building 'ntalning rooms back build hlit
ing rooms, with bath room and conveniencus
Ths property has front Market street OF 10 feet
inches running through TO Shipley street III feet
inches, having the same front on Shpley street Of
10 feet inches.
This is a fne location for business property
suitable for Restaurant and Saloon, there being
none in the neighborhOld, 1t being convenient TO
the new Masonic Temple and In an improving part
OF the city.
CONDITION OF SALE.-Ten per cent to be paid
down on day OF sale, One-half OF balance cash upon
delivery OF deed. The balance remain on bond and
mortgage sep21-4t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
AEip advertisements.

NONT YOU KNOW ? IF YOU DO NOT, YOU
i y eau ascertain by personal inspection, that
a very fair ass htment OF Hard are, Cutlery and
Tools Is usually for sale by
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. sa5 (Eight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
NEJIRE DISH-CLOTHS, OR SCoURERS,
w for leaning boilers pans and other cooking
ut .Hslls are uurSbe and are more efficient than
md r ashes. Hotels restaurants and housekeep-
ers Will mud them a desirable arLcle to put into the
hands OF their sculllons. For sale by
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. ss5 Eight Thirty ve) Market st., below Ninth,
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Audtuu SaIes.
TVHE FINEST LOTS FOR BUILDING

THE FINEST LOTS FOR BUILDING
SITUATED NEAR THE DEL AWARE AVE.
ON
FRANKLIN ST and cILPIN AVE.
VIII he sold, on the premises
S4TURDA Y, 2Sfh inst
ut 5 o'clock, p. M.
sep2s5t' All GRINsHAw.
l. w. sTIDHAM g. SON,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
I ARGE PUBLIC SALE
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT WOODS ROLLING MILL, IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED,
on the line of the WILMI NGToN y WESTERN
RAILROAD. Salt TO com nence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
on TUESDAY, October Ist.
The property consists in part as follows: o.,
Of hOrees, oarts harness wagons, gears four lc9N
heavy yoke of oxen, with yokes and ch ins. La &c
lot OF steel augers hammy rs sledges croW-bars,
wheel-OafrOws shOVels, spades, picks, &C,
Also, store goods aud shanIy utensils. Also,
many articles too tedious TO mention,
TERmS:--All sums of $50 and under. cash; over
that amount the purcha4er can h I'VE 70 days, by
giving bankable note with approved ehd irser In
Jsrest added; per cent oil Tor sh an all sums
over $50. A. ChUMLlSH, Contractor.
Seven Valuable Houses at Public Sale.
VIII be ssld at Public Sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SER 2sTn, 1871, AT OCLyCK p. NJ.
Six large three story BRICK HOUSES contain 6y!s
ing IL rOoms iuiset la the best style with al l;u
the mJdern improvements, with front aud sue
yards stua ed at the of Harrison street and
SnalcrOss avenue, lots 70 feet front aid 10l feet
deep, each
Also, very nice Cottage House at the Northeast
corner OF Harrison street aud ShallCrOs5 avenue,
with lot 100 feet Harrison street, and On feet on
shacross avevue, with ( ult trees and grape vines
The situation Of this property is high bnd healthy
with splendid view Of the Brandy vine and Del
aware rivers-and only One square from Delaware
avenue
Terms will be very easy, only small amount to
be psid in cash. WM. BRIGHT, Agt
sepl9-St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
T .ARGE PUBLIC SALE
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS STOCK
AND IMPLEMENTS,

AT WOODS ROLLING MILL, IN MILL CREEK HUNDRED,
on the line Of the WlLMI NGTON Il WESTERN
RAILROAD. Sale TO COM mence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Z. BRINGHURsP 4 CO.,
APOTHRCARIES
Corner Sixth and Market stre

EB d Co. also have Pure Xylol and CaHSulea
Of XyOl made by E. Schering, OF Berlin, which, It Ia
claimed. mitlgates the severity Of sma-pox.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-01

ANOTHER PRINTER COMMITS SUICIDE.
The Savannah Ne,os says: eve regret to
learn OF the recent death, by suicide, in
Iuskeegee. Ala, of Mr.. A. F. Hender-
son, we'll known and popular among the
typographical fraternity of this city, of
which he was a member. The cause of
the rash act is not assigned, but is be-
lieved to be of private character, with
the particulars of which the public has
no concern"
Major Johnson, the United States
Marshal for South Carolina, is in the
city, says the Washington ID. C.) Ma
tionM Republican, Of Tuesday. Lie yes
terday rendered his resignation to the
President, but it has not yet been nc
cepted. He makes some complaint in
regard to military interference, in 20
litical way, with his duties as Marshal,
and demands an investigation OF tho
matter.
Vermont woman, only thirty-cight,
laughs the Indiana sisterhood to scorn.
having already accomplished her fourth
husband and fourteenth bnby, with two
marital funerals and couple of divorces,