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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06
SEALED PROPOSALS..
w. CITY CLERK's oHTIcE
WHEELING, W. Va, February m lsj

WHEELING, ". Va, February ~ lss,
sealed proposals will be received Al tbo oT,oa =,
me Sly CLERK until WEDNESDAY WIPcTWI
t,, r. a. O'Clock = n, iOr the removal az T AZ
limit ~ ~ ~ AUD DIAL from Within Inc civ
bids % Be- ~ t5owS commencing APRIL !, 1851, Tie
wi Ssf the FiH' District comprising all Of the Flu.
and Seventh WuFd6 SS'4 P'AtnS 'ue second
and al F6 me Third District cOmprng the Third and
Ys Ss ne Fourth District comprising Al souh Of
t9r The Fifth District, Comprising al, ,o,,,t -,
NJ run 70 The southern line Of tho civ
,iS,1 Persons Will DO awarded for MON tSsn oro
Iof more than one district. 80 A4'' proposal
M FeTTePoai 70 be Addressed 10 the Chairman =,
! Committee on HEALTH" the Committee 1870, y
ing me right 70 reject any OF all bids. ''eFN'
fv9O FRANK BOWERS.
NNfpsfy
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HOPE ON. nope EYer.

No matter what tie allment may Be, rhouma.
tism, neuralgia, lamenesS, asthma, bronchitis
Iii other treatment have failed-hOp0 on /
70 at once for Thomas Electric Oh. twill
secure you immediate relief.
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Now Advertisements.

For Loan.
Coal, Coal.
For sale-Nice Residence.
For Sale Cheap.
Wnnted-Agent.
Wanted-'rO Rent
For snle-Fint-Class Property.
Engravings, Engruyingi.
For Rent-DesirAble House.
Opera House-ltObsOn & Crane.
Pittsburgh & 81. Louis Packet Line
Steamer Buckeye State.
For Cincinnhti-New Andes.
Fine Watches and Diamonds. G. Dillon.
New GOOds-A. sIedenbach & Dro.-Head
Significant Fncts-SIutual Life Insurance
Company.
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bargain I'm Plano.

Good octave rosewood piano. nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold Al =
great bargain. Call and examine N Lueasi
Music Store, liz Main street
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

CTTY ClERK's OTT1cF,
WHEELING, W. Va. February m 1872
sealed proposals will by received Al The ofIre ~
tne City CLERK until WEDNESDAY, MARCH, iSs5 y
H., O'CLOCK for furnishing and delivering Inc
up and Hose Houses with clean coal, mixed cnSI ~
Goa y y comes irum the bank for one wear les,S
inE on TIE FIRST DAY OF APRIL, ISL psyments
ma n1ohihy The contractor 10 give bond
a. Proposals. 70 be addressed: ITO tho ChSirIn%p NJ
tne Committee on Water Works" The committSe
teserTing the light 10 reject any or all bids,
,-oo FRANK BOWERS,
Lt'S2 City Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06
GENERAL NOTICES,
WHEELING, March 8, 1882 mb4
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received by any member Of
the Building, Committee, or at the hardware
store OF Campsey & Wilson, Claysville, Pa,
for the stone work, brick work, plastering,
&c. Of the new United Presbyterian Churc6
about to be built in the above named place
until MARCH IS, 1882. The Committee will
receive bids either for part or all Of said
building or contract. " sou
Plans and specifications for the examina.
ton oil contractors, can be seen at the Office
OF the undersigned in Claysyille.
D. NJ. CASIPSEY,
mh4 Chairman Building Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

WAsHrNoToS, D. c., March G-l a. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain,
followed by clearing, colder weather, north.
erly 10 westerly winds, higher barometer,
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather, followed by local rains or light
snow, colder west to southwest winds, rising
barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

No headache or back-achc for ladies
who drink "WINE OF cARDUl."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, Ha observed at schnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06
asLAoK.DRAvaAru mako. ehill,

and fever impossible.
For ale BY Logan 4 Co,
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TOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

.E'oN SALE
sixrOomed house, lot 90 iett front. well mpnrA
on Virginia street
Three rComcd house with pantry and vEsA b.
on South HurDn street.
-FOUR IOOmtd brick house. come; Main q
IMenty'seYenth streets.
Three TOOmed cottage, 30 feet lrnut ifnp "a
on river and North Font sterI. baud nrg
Front
Two double houses, corner Mar lafii ild EGa
Bfoa1wsy streets fronting 10 feet ur each stieti
SSven roomed house with bath fopin, ho'Is4
cation on the Island.
Ninth aud Tenth streets
desirable half lot on Fourteenth street
streets.
Front street
One seyen rOomcd and one four roomcI house z
rent yet from APRIL.
ANY Of the above property can be bought ;. tEt
figure within the next thirty days
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

Forty years. trial IN proved BLACK.
9sA!!eaTn the bes. Liver medicine In
the world.
For by 1ogaa&co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06
WARTEo.
CoRN WANTED.
FOR RENT

FoR ,RENI.-THE .sToPv -.
4S,,S ed pTslllnE, No. iiii yls ,.s ID EC0I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

For sale by Logan & Co.
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. g Is % 6 % $ .
SUNDAY.
Jan i2N.SE M7HMI7A.M. M7HN,
" .! 81 ~ 80 81 Is IS
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SNERZING CATARRH
CHRONIC CATARRH

Head Coida, Water DilshafEol from the Nose an
sSs "a f S cd Es Y i4S aa Ts .T a'-'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-06

Choking. putrid mueus Is iltlodred, membrane
eieansed, diilnleaiod and healed breath rueelened
HnSl. taste and hearing IStofud and constitutional
ravagel checked
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16
A Deadly Derrick.

CuEvEiAsp, Ohio, Nov 10 --Yes-
terday afternoon strange accident
happened at the corner of Seneca and
S.. Clair streets, where large block is
in process of erection, the walls and
flooring being up three stories. A
boom derrick hundred feet high was
used to hoist the materials. Through
break Of the shackling Of the wire
guy Of the anchorage. as is supposed.
the derrick ;"ppled and broke off
about 20 feet from the ground and fell
with q great crash. Three men were
on the platform 50 feet from the side
walk, hoisting load of about three
tons of brick. One jumped and caught
the lower guy and sid safely TO the
ground. The other two, Patrick Ssa-
ger and William Price, were so injured
that they died soon afterwards. Anoth.
er. colored man. was Instantly killed
by the derrick falling on him, and
still another laborer was badly injured.
The Old story.
CHICAGO. Nov. IA -Csmmissioner
Midgley, Of the Iowa Trunk Line Asso-
citation. issued a circular to-day direct.
Jog the lines in the association to bill
no more freight to points in Nevada via
the Union Pacific road unless prepaid
to Council Bluffs. and even then to
accspt it with the stipulaticn that re-
sponsihilisy for its forwarding shall
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16
TELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

LIT is estimated that there will
be sixty contested election cases for the
next House of Representatives to con.
sider.. II -
-. The net earnings Of the Union
Pacific railroad for the first nine months
o. the year ore officially reported to be
$40, 49l, 7S3-an increase of $S42, 957
over the same period in 1881. ......
....At Salina, Ont, on Monday
night. William Trimble and two daugh.
ters, 25 and Is, partook, of what they
supposed to be herb tea to relieve .
cold. All were taken sick. Trimble
and one daughter died yesterday. TIE
other daughter is not expected to re-.
cover.
The dead bodies of Jose1h
Hughes and Marker Davis were found
in South Sixth street, St. Joseph, Mo,
yesterday morning. They had been
gambling, and had won some money
from couple of strangers, with whom
they quarreled. Suspicion points to
the latter as the authors of the deed.
.,., Henry Kghn. aged 20, Of Brook
Iyr, attempted to kiss Barbara Duesh-
lein, aged IS, last Sunday evening.
Her companion, named George Grover,
aged l9, tried to stop him. Kuhn be.
came enraged and struck Grover. They
,linched, and Kuhn was thrown heavily,
lis head striking the curb-stone. Kuhn
lied, and Grover has been arrested.
go. Yesterday was the eighty-ffth
of Thurlow Weed. His at
;eudauts are very doubtful about re-
irving him. He lacks the vitality to
.et out of the house. and his physicians
ay it is essential that he should do SO.
Ills reply to suggestions on the subject
8: 81 have forgotten how it looks cut
# doors do not expect ever to get
lown stairs, and 1 can't eat" He talks
o himself every day for hours at a
ime
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16
Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-In the House Of
Commons last evening Gladstone made
statement regarding Egyptian affairs,
which was in effect that the govern.
ment thought it necessary to have
IL, 900 British troops remain in Egypt,
hut not for any great length Of time.
II was the governments intention to
enter in,o convention with the
Egyptians. and it was proposed that
the treaty should provide that the cost
of maintaining these troops should fall
not on Egypt but on England; that
when matters are further advanced the
question of charge could be raised and
settled definitely. He hoped to be
able to give such information as would
enable Parliament TO discuss the sub
ject wheu the estimates were presented.
He also hoped soon to be in position
to give information regarding the cost
of the expedition. Sir Stafford North
cote expressed his dissatisfaction at the
meager character of the statement.
Burke asked whether the convention
would be submitted to the House this
session. Gladstone was unable to say
at what date the convention would be
completed and ready to submit.
LONDON, Nov. l4.-In the House of
Commons yesterday York (Conserva.
tive) moved for a committee to inquire
into the kilmaipham treaty. Glad.
stone declined to agree to discuss the
motion in those terms. He denied any
kilmainham treaty. York Withdrew
his motion in order to amend it to meet
the objection. GIadstone's committee,
appointed to inquire into the imprison.
ment of E. Dwyer Gray. reported that
Justice Lawson did his duty in the case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16

G ase at Council B!uffs. This action is
taken because the Union Pacific Com.
pany refuses to make q joint fixed rate
to Nevada points. The circular does
not affect business to California. The
effect of this will be to compel the
Union Pacific to concede the point In
or the freight will 60 by tho
CoukhArn Pacific
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-A Graphic
Washington correspondent says: The
outgo of silver dollars from the Treasu-
ry continues to be large, and this
month will probably exceed the coin
age. The demand, at this season of
the year, does not give the Treasurer
much encouragement for the permanent
depletion of his Golfers of standard
dollars. because every year the cutgo
during the Autumn months is not
very much, stops short on the first OF
January, and is at standstill for the
following six months, or until the time
arrives for the movement of another
corn crop in the Southwestern State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-16
A Cute Counterfeit.

WAsH1NGroN, Nov. Is. Chief
Brooks of the Secret Service Of the
Treasury Department has received a
sample of counterfeit standard silver
dollar which is being extensively circu
lated in the West. The coin is very
heavily plated. 1t resists acid tests
unless deeply cut before applied it has
a ring similar to the genuine dollar, and
is of the exact weight. The officers Of
the Department consider the counterfeit
one of the most dangerous that has yet
appeared.
TOMBSTONE, Nov. l4.-William Clai-
borne. alias "Billy. the Kid" was shot
and instantly killed this morning at the
Oriental saloon in this city by Frank
Leslie, alias ''Euckskin Frank" The
parties quarreled, when the Kid armed
himself with a Winchester rife. and.
returning to the saloon, waited outside
for the appearance of Leslie. As the
latter emerged from the door. the Kid
opened fra at distance Of Is feet and
missed. Leslie drew his revolver, and
returning the fire shot the KID through
the body. mortaliy woundiag him. He
lived half an hour after being shot.
TIE Coroner's jury returned verdict of
justiiable homicide. Each has hereto
fore killed his man.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l4.-Eighty or niAe-
ty puddlers and helpers, employed
At the Laciede rolling. mill, have struck |
against the ten per cent. reduction |
made under the agreement between the |
mill owners and the Amalgamated Iron
" Workers' Association. All other Union
men at Laciede viii also so out.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. l4.-The
vote of this State is so close between
Bennett ard Dockery for Congrsssrisr.. |
.s-Large. that it will probably take an
,ficial count to decide the result. The
chances seem to favor the election of
Bennett Dem. by 500 majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
SUMMER LEISURE.


Where Cooling EreeZes Blow.
Mr.. Simon B. Cameron, Of Marietta,
the nephew Of his uncle" wrote his
name on the register Of the New
Columbia. Cape May. while John A.
COyle, esq, OF this city. has decorated
the Stockton's in the same manner.
Luther Willig, Samuel Bernard, An
drew Taylor and Perry Young were the
party that yesterday paid a visit to their
friends now encamping on Weise's island.
They returned with a fine string of fish.
City Treasurer Myers and Harry Cope
land. Of the Sprecher house, left yester-
day to fish in the river off Weise's island.
They will return Oh Saturday.
John A. Snyder, WIN. Wclchans, Robert
Stablcford, John Schaeffer and Thomas
G. Wiley, went fishing to Safe Harbor
yesterday, and caught 30 fine large bass.
They stopped with Amos Sourl'eer. one of
the best Of Iivermen. He entertained
them in royal style and showed them the
places to cast their lines.
Robert Mcdonald caught thirteen bass
in the Conestosa while 'trOlling' yes
terday. One weighed over two pounds.
II. j. Malone, esq, formerly of this
city, now Of Boston, who is summering at
Cape May, was one Of a party Of gentle
men who managed 4 number Of foot, sack
and other races yesterday afternoon on
Congress Hall lawn, which were witnessed
by almost all the visitors Oh the island.
Mr.. Malone was also master OF ceremonies
OF the grand military ball ut Congress hall
last night, given by The proprietors, Fl. J .
& G. r. Crump, to the Fifth regiment,
described as the crowniug event Of the en-
campment. He made the address Of wei
come
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28

Tho Mothers Resolve.
Chicago Tribune.
'Give me the child"
As Beryl McC Closkey spoke these word,
she looked into the face of Vivian Fair
hope, the man to whom two years agone
she had given the most precious treasure
Of q woman's life, her love, and in the
delicate lines of her lovely face there wa
an expression that told more plainly than
could words of deep resolve the woman
had taken.
Little Beatrice had been uneasy all the
day, and now that the summsr day was
drawing to . close and tho lJng lines Of
rosy light that streamed up from below
the western horizon seemed to rest like Q
benediction upon the heated earth. She
was crying in the querulous, impatient
way that brings alarm to mothers
heart.
Vivian handed the child to Beryl.
"What are you going to do. darling ?" he
said.
Looking at him with deep brown eyes,
from which cleaned . passionate love-
light, Beryl said in tones Of thrilling ten-
derness
~ am going to spank it, dizzy"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
MARA II TS.
rniladelphla lIArkei.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Tlour sluggish. but
steadily held Superffne. at 81 75G13 20; Extra
=; 4O0p4 70; Penn'a family, % 35055O.
Rye flour at - Oh.
Wheat unsettled; Del. and Pa. Rcd, 81 la
Is; Amber, 81 H01 Is.
Corn scare and irmer for local use: steamer
9009O1ac; yellow. 9lG!ec mixed, aOLQ9lc
No. mixed, S9%0S9c.
Oats steady. but quiet; No. l White at
7Gc No. do. 7i1<@75c No. :; ,iO, 731z@7ic
No. No. 2 Mixed, Ike.
Rye nominal.
Provisions rirM and fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter steady for best receipts Creamery
Extra, DC; do good to choice, 7i025c.
Rolls dull Penn'u, and Western, 15017c.
Eggs quiet Pa, .ic Western, l9c.
Cheese firmer and in gOO,l demand,
Petroleum easier; Refined, exc.
Whisky al 81 Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
The State Dentists Adjourn.

At Thursday session of the State Dental
association, in Williamsport the discussion
of DR.. Carrctt's paper On Nervous Force
was continued. a resolution expressing
deep sympathy for DR.. Webb, of Lancas-
ter, who was unable to DC present on ac-
count Of severe illness. was passed. A
paper entitled "What Constitutes Success
in Dental Practice" was read by DR.. Way
of Bedford. DIR. Darby, of Philadelphia,
spoke On some of the points, after which
DR.. Registers demonstration of denture,
with special relation TO the combination of
gold and amalsam in approximate cavities
was taken UP and discussed at some length
by Drs. Pierce, ZelI, Register, Guilford,
Darby, Trucman, Barrett and others. The
association then adjourned sine die.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
A LAWYERS CHIMES.
Arrested for Embezziem0ntS Amounting
$4,000.

Arrested for Embezziements Amounting to
$4,000.
EAsTON, Pa. July 2S.-A dispatch to
the Argus received here says that Sidney
Chapman Neale. a prominent lawyer Of
Alexandria, Va, was arrested at Denver,
COL. this morning, by Detective James
johnson. Of Easton, on charge of en-
bezzling $32, 600 from William GraydoD,
of New York, $500 from widow of Alex
andria, large sum of money from the
Dangerfeld's in the same city, and several
thousand dollars from party Ct George
town, Maryland. The total amount Of
the embezzlement is about $50, 900. When
arrested he was in the employ of mining
comp ny in Denver. He will be taken to
Richmond, Va.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
LANDIsvILLE CAMPMEETINa.

Closing Exercises Last Night.
The ten-day camp at Landisville closed
last night with appropriate services. The
crowd was very large, as it always is At
the closing.
An interesting meeting was held in the
evening at 6o'clock and was led by Rev.
DR.. DObbins. There was singing, prayer
and experiences.
At q o'clock the last sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Aspril, of Dauphin.
The text was taken from St. John xvi-31
80 and 33.
"Jesus answered them, do you now be-
lieve ~
"Behold the hour consth, yea, is now
come, that ye shal! be scattered, every
man to his own and shall leave me alono
and yet am not alone because the Father
is with me-"
"These things have spoken unto you
! that in me ye might have peace. In the
world ye shall have tribulation; but be of
good cheer have overcome the world"
The sermon was i good ono and large
audience heard it. After the sermon tho
closing exercises were held. They con-
sisted Of singing, prayer and telling Of ex-
periences, and concluded with walk
around the ground. While the people
walked they sang, and after the walk there
was a hand shaking all around and the
meeting adjourned with the benediction.
Meeting of the Association.
At one o'clock yesterday the camp
meeting held 4 meeting aud elected tho
following officers: President. w. G. Robin
son, lancaster; Vice President, Gen. VIM.
Patton, Columbia; Secretary, John Il.
Good, Lancaster; Treasurer, Ephraim
Hershey, Columbia.
The board of control consists Of the fol
lowing gentlemen Messrs. John w. Clio
vcr, ii. Hansllaw, John Ensminger, Har.
risburg George Parks, Millersburg J.
b. Lauiis, Halifax, Dauphin county Ii.
L. High, VIM. Harbstcr, VIM. II. Stuck,
Reading Henry Shubert, Joseph Sam.
sou, William Bateman. Lancaster II. +.
Bruner, S. Grove, Columbia Jacob Hill
tlebrand, VIM. Bender, Strasburg VIM.
Frew, Lebanon G.. Raymond, Middle
town.
The boald agreed to rent the grounds
to the Bethel church, provided they ad-
here to the rules of the grounds.
Who the President Is.
Mr.. Robinson, the new president is.
pastor of tho Duke street church, this
city. He is an able divine, 4 hard worker
in the church, and man who will fill the
position to the satisfaction Of every one.
He has done great deal of work at the
campmeetins having been busy from morn
ing until night every day and it was greatly
owing to his good management that the
meeting was such a success. He takes
the place of Rev. Thompson, who is ia
i'll health. Last evening the majority of
the members Oh the ground gathered
in front of Mr.. RobnsOn's tent to give
him Il scrcnadc and congratulate
him Oh his election. The choir was un
der charge Of DIR. Witherow and Prof.
Kirkpatrick, aud they sang a number OF
selections. Rev. Mr.. Rakestraw made
short speech Of conSratulation and Mr..
Robinson replied returning his thanks
for the serenade. Altogether this was
one of tho most pleasant affairs Of the
camp.
Leaving.
AL have been busy since last night mOv-
ing their things from the grounds ana by
to night no one will be left.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
Presidential Short-Slghtedness.
&c Z ooho~


Pittsburgh Leader.
Mr.. Joslyn, of Illinois, who was yester.
day nominated to be assistant secretary of
the interior, is Logan man, and at pres
ent q member of the Illinois Legislature.
Apparently Logan has no difficulty in con-
trolling the patronage Of his state. Sena-
tor Vanwyck, of Nebraska, upon looking
over the list of yesterdays nominations,
remarked:
"The president is very near-sighted
isn't he
"Why ?" inquired fellow senator.
"Well," was the reply, "he has not
ablo to see any further West than the state
Of Illinois in making an appointment
YETI
Then Vanwyck laughed the laugh of a
man who feels satisfied that he has said
something very funny.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-28
Fr1ghtfuI Accident.

While Jacob Ettinger, of York, AN en-
ployee of Mr.. VIM. J. Smith, engaged in
plastering Mr. Wilson's new house, near
Gatcllelville, was AIDING the ,joist from
second story scaifold, about 25 feet from
the ground, he stepped back, when loose
board turned, throwing him down. break
ing his back, and iniuring him internally.
Ia falling, the adze struck one of his feet,
cutting it nearly off. lie blcd internally,
and splitting much blood, aud little hope
Of his recovery is entertained. His wife
hurried to her unfortunate husband Thurs
day morning.