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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-20
HASPER'S FERRY.
A Proposition 10 Lease the Property
for Ninety-Nine Years

SfeCtOt IltNlNls'H % t'tS ANtSsSsc's
WA-mNGToN. April IA proposition
has been made to the Secretary of the Trea-
sury. by a company OF capitalists to lease
for ninety-nine years, the government
property and water power at Harper
Ferry for manufacturing purposes. The
terms offered are quite liberal, and the
proposal is now before the Solicitor of the
Treasury. who has ii under advisement.
While the offer does not state definitely
for what purpose the property is intended,
it is stated that they will use the water
power for the generation OF electricity.
which will be conveyed to Baltimore and
Washington, and used in lighting those
cities with electric lights. The government
has been desirous OF selling the property,
and il is estimated to be valued at $50, ,OOO
The question to he settled is whether the
government will lease or sell the property.
The property is a long strip of land, about
tbree-fourths OF 3 mile in width, along the
Potomac river. and the water power OF the
Shenandoah river, on which national
armory was located before the war. G.
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TnnN TorArthnr.

Nm OgLE,N>. April lg-The following
Iaes,age was sent Tie President to-day:
C.s'r 1. .Htinr President Of the United
>s''ss, Hasi'oa'1u. D. C..
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange. repre-
sentiEg tae large agricultural constituency
OF tins State, and the commercial interests
oi TINS city, tender 10 you their grateful
acHnu"ieCgementS for your >tateSmaniike
and patriotic message to Congress.
nourapprcelail1n Of the vast interests in
the Mississippi Valley, so seriously i'm.
perjled 10y abe recent devastating Nools,
Will stimulate our almost discouraged peo.
De 70 renewed efforts 10 contribute 10 our
common country the inestimahlc wealth
20 he derived by the measure so ably re-
commended by YOU.
lSignedl Thomas AIREY,
p-.-fa..,t
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MARTINS FERRY.

one Of Mayor Mitchell's children is still
very sick with measles.
Elmer Moore was before the Mayor yes
terday on charge Of disorderly conduct,
but his hearing was postponed till Saturday
the 10Th.
George Goodrich paid Mayor Mitchell
three dollars and costs, yesterday, for act
ing in a disorderly manner last Saturday.
The Ktna mill resumed work yesterday.
A child of Daniel Combs is lying at the
point Of death with fever.
A subscription paper is being circulated
for the benefit Of Neil Curtis, Of Virginia,
who has been very sick here for some time
The proceeds will b. used in sending him
home.
A terrific rain and hail storm passed over
this city shortly alters o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The hailstOnes were consider
ably more plentiful than they were during
the last storm here. but they were greatly
inferior in size. and as a consequence little
real damage was done.
A little trouble has been going on among
some Of the boys in the Buckeye Glass
Works, but as yet nothing serious has
taken place.
One Of the men who has charge OF start
ing the coal cars down the track at the
mines at the Laughlin mill, above the city,
Yesterday neglected TO attach the restrain.
ing rope, and a consequence the car ran
down the grade at a furious rate, tearing
up the track and throwing piece OF tin.
Der sixteen feet long by eight inches square
through window in the factory. Portu.
nately no one was hurt.
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THE CHINESE BILL.


-fooD-VVt'0f
WASHINGTON, April l9-Mr. Page has
very carefully canvassed the Senate upon
the chances for the final passage OF his
Chinese bill. and he is quite certain it will
go through just as it came from the House.
The amendments proposed by the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations are not
acceptable TO the Pacific coast members.
They were substantially urged when
the vetoed bill was before the Senate with
out success. That bill passed by large
majority, and it was much more stringent
in all its provisions than the present bill.
Neither Page nor Senator Miller are able
to think OF any Senator who voted for the
first bill will oppose the present one. They
expect to have two.third vote for the
present bill and without much debate.
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THE STEAMER RODGERS.

The Reported Loss Confirmed-Meas-
ures for Relief-JOurneyings Amid
lee and SNOW.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Secretary OF
the Navy has received no information re-
garding the burning of the Rodgers except
what has been published. He has tele-
graphed to Mare Island Navy Yard, San
Francisco asking how soon the steamer
Iroquois can be started for the relief of the
crew of the Rodgers. The point where they
await relief is a winter station prepared
by her commander. last fall, near Cape
Serdge Kamer, on the northwest coast OF 81
IBERIA, about 176 west longitude. When the
Rodgers returned from the Arctic Ocean TO
st. Lawrence bay, on the extreme eastern
point of Siberia, TO winter, there were left
a number of men on an island of Cape
Serdge Kamer to winter, and look out for
the crew of the Jeannette. 1t is supposed
that after the Rodgers was burned her crew
made their way across the country, not
very great distance, to where the party had
been left on the island. All are still there,
and the only hope Of rescue was to send TO
the most accessible point OF civilization, A
courier was sent across Siberia westward to
Irkutsk, 1000 miles. BY good fortune this
man met the party going north from lrk-
utsk before having made the entire dis
tance to that place. From Cape serdge 10
the point where the parties met is sparsely
inhabited by the ChuCkchees, who proba-
bly, afforded sufficient aid to prevent great
suffering. The distance they travelled is
is about 800 miles.
The IroQuois is commanded by Com
mander ]. H. Sands, son of Admiral Sands.
1t is expected she will be ready to start
within a week. She is a fine fast vessel,
and will doubtless reach Cape Sedge by the
time the ice breaks up.
Relief of the Shipwrecked Crew.
WASHINGTON, April l9-It has been decided
10 send the United States steamship
lroquois. now at Mair Island, California, to
the relief of the officers and crew OF the
Rodger,
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FREE SILVER,
What Its Friends Think Of the Position
of the Administration.


Special Dispatch To the Register.
WA>mN,ruY, April lH.-The silver men
in tho House are not we'll pleased with tho
prospects OF legislation on that subject.
The bill reported yesterday to the Commit
tee on Coinage to regulate the issue OF sill
yer certificates they regard as direct blow
at their peculiar interest and will strenu-
ousIv resist any attempt on the part Of the
Banking and Currency committee to inter
fcrc with the coinage OF the silver dollar.
Still, the attitude OF the Administration on
this question occasions considerable uneas-
mess among those representing the silver
producing and Pacific States. There is
formidable party in the House behind
the Coinage Committee, which is composed
OF the friends of free coinage. and If driven
10 the wall, will insist that silver certiti-
Gates he substituted for government bonds
as basis for the circulation OF National
banks.
On Monday next Representative Buck
ner. of Missouri, will introduce resolu-
ton calling on the State Department to
furnish the House of Representatives with
copy of all correspondence had since
the adjournment OF the lnternationa!
Monetary Conference, held at Paris last
wear. and which adjourned pursuant to l
resolution looking to it, recOnvening dur
ing the present month. It WIS well known
that this conference was held pursuant to
the joint invitation extended other
monetary powers by France and the United
states, and the fact that this Government
has taken no steps looking 10 the sending
Of commissioners to Paris 10 attend the ad-
journed conference is regarded by the
friends OF silver is all indication OF hostili-
" On the part OF the administration to that
metal. u.
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FORD BROTHERS.
Mhat The, nere PromIsetI.

s.. LprJs. April IA Post Di,DI,ci Spe.
cia' from Kansas city says; Robert Ford,
the SLAYER Of Jesse James. was taken 20
Richmond, Ray county, this morning. to
await the aCtiUn of the authorities, on a
charge OF killing Wood Hite, one Of the
OUTLAW gang. The Ford boys assert the
Governor promised them immunity Ot all
past crimes. hut % the Past DisyG'ri reporter
Crit'endon. Indignantly denies this. He
would not say, however. he might not par
don them. The Governor says he believes
Frank James is dead.
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Alaska News.

S,> FEAN,i>ro, April IA Victoria dis
patch SAYS: A steamer has arrived from
Alaska. AdviCes from Juno city says, the
indications favor rush OF miners the COM
irg summer. LlwleSSness and blood shed
are anticipated unless some form of GOV
ernment is instituted in the Territory.
Placer miners. arriving on every steamer,
announce their intention OF locating on
quartz claims. and in some instances have
already done so. and say rs there is no law
in tieir Territory, they will held claims by
force
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Land League Meeting.

EEw YORK, April 19.-Charles A. Dana,
Of the Sun, presided, tonight. at recep-
tion in Cooper Union of L. p. O'Connor,
member of Parliament from Galway. The
ball was crowded and many we'll known
citizens were upon the platform. OCon.
nor said the land act of Gladstone was not
apractlcal or final settlement of the land
question, but pretense intended to pro-
long the present system Of laHdlordism
and rack rents. 0'Connor was given 1883
10 take to Ireland.
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The quartermaster's Omee.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Glassy, claim
agent here, made statement to the House
committe regarding the method of passing
claims in the QuartermaSter Generals of
flee. He said the understanding existed
with certain clerks in the Claims Bureau,
under which the clerks would borrow
money and never repay, and that these
loans were virtually fee for fayorS re-
Ceived.
Members of the committee say the state
ment is not well founded. There appears
to be, however a general sentiment among
the members of the committee, of Opposi-
ton to the manner in which claims are ex-
aruirod a,,d faaSzad ~Paa -, tLs 1s''"-'"-'''""
tor Generals office
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A noubIe killing,

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-ln the vicinity OF
Barnard, near Maryville, Mo-, the people
have been annoyed by an unknown crazy,
begging tramp. A constable accompanied
by several men, one Mr.. Chas. c. Alkire,
went to arrest him, when the tramp fired
with revolver, wounding Alkire IN the
neck. severing the jugular vein, from the
effects of which he shortly afterwards died
The sheriff and his deputies have started
out to hunt the tramp. and news has Just
been received that the latter was killed by
them.
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National Sacngerfest-

PHILApEIrHIA. Pa, April l9.-The man.
ayers of the Thirteenth National Saenger-
fest. to be held here June 10Th to July ith,
have sbsndoned the idea OF erecting build:
ings and rented the Academy of Music and
Horticultural Hall. 4 bridge will connect
he two buildings. Concerts will be given
IN the academy, and the hall will be used
rs Il reception room for singers and friends
1t is expected that sixty societies repre-
senting every State in the Union will send
| 900 singers
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lofIPe MnrkRI.
MAS AIRFT,
President.

IT. L.uE>, April l9.-The st. Louis Gro-sr
Will IGjliSh, tomorrow. the following
weekly coffee statement:
ksn ~ JANEIRo, April l9.-The average
dal'y receipts since April -, 1880 bags.
SiCcN today 10000 bags. sales for United
States ,i,u,u bags, sales for Europe 1900
o2ss, c.ea-ances for United States 5000
hsg~ The rate Of sterling exchange. is
i -d. The lay down cost At New York Of
Eyod hrSiS about eqnal to strict fair 924c.
I"e increase in daily receipts is 1900
bags, decrease in stock $4,000 bags. increase
IN sales 10 United States II 5lp bags in.
crease in sales 10 Europe l4.OJ0 bags. in
Cr'aNe ~ clearanceS To United States $4,000
l2E>."
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing, ever conferred upon man. Hop
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by it. Win you try
iIf-EagLe.
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FIRE RECORD.

ST. LOUIS, April IA fire at the town of
Ellis Grove, near Chester, Illinois, yester-
day, destroyed the Baptist church, several
residences and stables. Loss $4,000; no
insurance
PEKIS, LIS, April 19.-Lowrey's exten-
siye ice houses were burned, last evening.
The confiagration was caused by straw care
lessly left by the workman igniting iron
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A New Dcpartnent.

W,>ur>GToN, April 1a.-The House Com
mittee on civil Service Reform, to which
was referred several bills to enlarge the
scope OF the agricultural department, has
virtually agreed upon substitute for the
bill, which provides for department OF
industries and four bureaus, one OF which
is To be designated as the bureau of agri-
culture. The bill provides for a Secretary,
who shall be a Cabinet officer, and four
heads of bureaus.
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Fifteen Cele.fiais Conc.

SAN Francisco, April l9.-The steamer
Orezaba, from:Southern California ports,
picked up fifteen ton schooner with lot
OF Chinese baggage and merchandise, in
a damaged condition. She left Monterey
recently with fifteen Chinese passengers
foriSouthern California. 1t issuppOsed the
schooner was abandoned during the late
gale. and all hands lost
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A Heayy yertiicf.'

CINCINNATI, o., April 19.-Mrs. 5. J. Gray,
colored wife OF Rev. S. J. Gray, of Lexing-
ton, KY, who, through her husband, sued
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company
for refusing her admittance TO the ladies'
car on a tirst.class ticket last August, and
placed the damages at fifty Thousand dol.
lars, was awarded verdict OF one thousand
dollars in the Unitei States Court, this
morning.
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On the War Path.

TrcSoN. ARIZONA, April IA special to
the citizen, from Camp Thomas, says: The
Chief OF Police at SaE Carlos has been killed
by the Indians I'D fears are entertained
for all employees. Col. Schofield, with two
companies Of the Sixth Cavalry, left for
their rescue. LocOs' band is on the war
nalh.
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san FRAvCIsCo. April lo.-The City OF
sydney brought about three hundred pas
sengcrS, nearly half Mormon converts en-
route to Salt Lake, mostly Danes and Nor
wegianS. Many were refused passage from
Auckland on account OF lack OF accommo-
datiOns.
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Sirnck by Lightning.

Npe1IW UIEP0TN ~ nc T"7T7'T'
WEIl>vILLE,O.,-D the severe storm
this afternoon. a b 'akeman named ). {
Hoyt. on the Cleveland and Pittsburg local
freight was struck by lightning, al Bayard.
He was standing near the train with his
hand on the spout of the water tank, when
the lightning struck. 1t completely paral-
wed his left side and arm. He is IN pre-
rarin.LS condition NJ.
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Another Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, April l9.-Hermann Monk,
of the firm OF Monk & Ritter, tanners, and
one OF the most wealthy German citizens
OF louisville. took lalrlanum this morning
and died this afternoon from its effects.
He was 90 years old. 1t is thought he was
slightly deranged, caused by business
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PNR~nnAl.
ENENouaA-
HS,.s.o,v DSs,,,y.b N fhs

Special Dispatch to the Rs5ts.er.
WASHINGTON, April l9-MrS. ID. B. Nc
Twain, OF Wheeling, registered at the Nd
tiOnal.
The commission OF George Betz, TO be
postmaster at Helvetia, West Nirginis, was
forwarded to-day. q.
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Enforcing Sunday Laws.

CTNcINSArI, April IA GG,et'> Colum-
bus special says the saloon keepers have
decided to close their saloons on Sunday, a.
required by the Smith bill.
i Toledo special says the saloon keepers
and liquor dealers presented q request 10
the Police Board to enforce all laws for the
observance OF Sunday, and an order has
been issued accordingly.
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KILLED hx n Falling Tree.

CoLuMBUs, O., April l9.-Wm. Armen-
trout, aged Is, was instantly killed, seven
miles west OF here. in the road. this after
noon. by a tree blown over by high wind.
His mother, who was with him, was not
hurt. but nearly crazed with grief.
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MissnuriL LeEisIature.

ST. LOUIS, April ia Jefferson City
special TO the POSt.Dispateh says: The
Legislature convened at 2 P. NJ. and after
efieCting a temporary organization, ad.
journed until tomorrow. The session OF
the Legislature was specially called by
Gov. Crittenden for the purpose Of redis'
triCting the State.
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Nrw YoRK, April 19.-Cyrus ". Field,
to-day, rereived from James Gordon Ben
nett Sl4.lSO. the amount Of contributions
through the New York HcreH for the Gar
field Fund.
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the Senate, at an early day, and he thinks
that justice will be done him, andthat
finally the measure will pass. Current
opinion, which, however, cannot be relied
upon as infallible, is more favorable to his
success than at any previous time. G..
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Prohibition.

HARTFORD. CoSS., April l9.-The Prohi-
bitionists met in State convention to-day
The platfor m is extremely brief and di'
rected purely to prohibition.
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APecuIiar Coincidence.

Troy, y. Y. April 19.-The funeral of
Ned GosS. the Comedian, took place to-day.
James Goss, his bother, died just twelve
years ago. on the same day, of the same
month, at the same hour, and his funeral
took place from the same house, at the
same hour, the services being conducted by
the same Methodist clergyman.
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Iron Morkers. Turnout.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April l9.-About 1920
men in the blast furnaces in Bethlehem
Rolling mill struck tonight, upon notitca-
tion that their demand for an increase Ell
wages would not be conceded.
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A Inst Verdict.

ST. LoUis, April l9-Jack Hayes, notori-
Gus rough, who shot down and killed
Philip Mueller. saloon keeper near the
Fair Grounds, last september, because he
would not sell him beer or credit, was found
guilty of murder in the first degree in the
Criminal Court, this morning.
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TnrrshIa nenfh

CLYpF. O., April l9.-The body OF James
| Karrol, laboring man. was found lying
across the Lake Shore track, west of the de:
pot. this morning at two o'clock. HIS head
and left arm were severed from his body
He is supposed to be French or Spanish,
inst arrived OH a late train last night.
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Another Outbreak.

DENVER, Coll, April IA Tribune
Santa Fe, New Mexico, special says An
| Indian outbreak occurred, this morning,
at San Carlos Agency. The Cherokees also
threatened to break out. Major Scoiield,
| with the garrison at Fort Thomas, Will
| have their hands full keeping them quiet.
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brakeman Killed.

CoLrMBrs, o., April l9.-James E. Tay-
lOr, brakeman on the Piqua road, was
killed, this evening, at Summit Station.
The remains were brought to his home in
Columbus.
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Railroad Mashup.

SALEM, Mass, April 19.-As a passenger
train to Boston on the Eastern road, was
passing the siding at Castle Hill, gravel
train backed into it, causing general
smashup, fatally woundiug the eIpressman,
Woodbury., and badly injuring several
others.
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The RoN Preacher.

CINCINNATI, April lathe El-rt,s's Tiff
IN, o, Sgecial says: The evangelist Thos.
aiS'E!son, broke down during the service
MS afternoon, and was compelled to give
W ttc erSsgement, and started home to
S,s.Ou, 70 night
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GEN. PORTER.
He Decides 10 Appeal 10 Congress for
Redress.

Special DiSpGtch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-It is understood
that Gen. Fitz John Porter will now appeal
to Congress for the relief which it has been
decided he cannot obtain by action of the
Executive He was offered full pardon,
but this he declines to accept, but says that
while he cares nothing for the back-pay,
he is now an old man, and for the sake OF
his reputation and family, he wants the
decision, which he claims was wrong. re-
Yersei. He will have bill introduced in
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Miners. Convention n, CoIumbus.

CoLrNBrs, o., April l9.-The Miners
Convention met at II A. N. to-day. Repre-,
sentives from the Hooking. Mahoning and
Tuscarawas regions are present. but the
number of men they represent cannot be
learned. The sessions are secret.
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LaprEs will end relief from their head.
ache, costiyeness, swimming in the head
collie, sour stomach, restlessne-s, indiges'
ton. constant or periodical nick hesdsches,
weakness in the back or kidneys, pain IN
the shoulders and different parts OF the
body, a feeling Of lassitude and desPono'
ency by taking simmons Liver keguistof;
II should be used by all persons, old and
Young. II Is not unpleasant, Ii purely
vegetable, and is not injurious to the most
delicate constitution. None genuine ex'
cept that prepared by j. II. Zeiiin q 70.
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PrinferS' Strike.

CHATTANOOGA. April 19.-The Times com.
pcsitOrs are on strike for an increase OF
rates from twenty-five to thirty cents per
l,OOO. There will be paper published as
usual in the morning.
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To THE hesitating PErrsA gives courage
Epsifsh Social Amasemesss.

The favorite amusements In country
houses have been latterly bear fights
and hare and hounds, not the outdoor
sports, or a reminiscence Of gladia tors
far from II. The scene IL the drawing
room; the time, pOstprandial. Actors,
men more or less-often more-fiushed
with wine; women, in full evening dres-
flirting desperately, INCREASINGLY, ardous-
ly with youths who steadfistiy nurse
their right leg and try to catch the
reflection Of their gsrienia in the
matches lustre Of there shoes. Watching
his opportunity, some cheerful, animated
guest playfuIly hurls small ornament
at dear fellows" head. This s the
onset; promptly other missiles follow
etageres, tables, consoles are stripped oi
their articles Of virtu, and curious,
confusion follows. II b considered un-
courteous in the mistress Of the house to
object to this destruction Other property.
The hoUsemaid il dismissed for break.
ing china cup; the lords and ladies are
smiled ut for smashing the furniture.
This Is the bear fight. II has no fixed
rules and no limitations