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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
They Administer a Very Bad Defeat to the
Hartmann Nine

There was lots of fun at the match ball game yes.
terday between the Kaufman and Gusky mines.
The contest for 800 a side and the Kaufinanns
were badly beaten that they deserted the field al
the end of the seventh inning. The Kaufmanns had
an excellent pitcher, but he had no support what
The passed balls recorded against his catcher
were too numerous to keep tab on. The fielding
generally on the part Of the Kaufmans was wretch
ed. The scoretels the story:
Kaufman. ................1 o o 6 o 2 Al:
s -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
SHUT THE LEADERS OUT,

Anson's Young Men Tail to Hit Gleason
and Are Easily Beaten.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The Phillies shut
out Chicago to-day in the concluding game
of the series. Gleason was very effective.
while Gumbert was hit hard The fielding
generally was good. Attendance 1923 Score:
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Cincinnati ......-.--..--...s o1o4o 40
Boston ... ..0 2 o 1 o. &

Boston ........... ........0 1 o 6
SUMMARY-Earned runs-Cincinnati. 4; Boston 2.
Two-base hits-Marr. Three-base hits-Reilly,
Quinn. Camel. Home runs-Latham. Stolen
bases-Holliday, Quinn, Tucker, Camel. Double
plays-Smith, McPhee and Keenan,; Long, Nash
and Tucker. First base on balls-By Redbourne, L;
Long, 3. Struck out-Marr, Keenan,, Radbourne,
sullivan. Camel. Brodie. Lowe, Clarkson, 2. Wild
pitches-Staey. Tfme-One hour and so minutes.
Umpires-McQuade and Morrill,.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
Association Games,

At st. Louis
ST. Louis. 2 A6
Baltimore. 10-4
SUMMARY = Hits-St. Louis, 8; Baltimore, 8.
Errors-St. Louis, S; Baltimore, 2. Batteries
Stfvetts and Boyle: Mcmahon and Townsend.
Rain prevented the other three games.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

ern Park to-day The Pitts
burg team asa whole can
put up q pretty stiff game
of ball, but at the same
time they can oltdo some
of the other League teams
in playing a lazy, eve
don't care if = We never
win" style Of game, and
thisis the way they amused
the l,067 spectators to-day.
The work of the battery
was cratic, but King was
more to blame than the
backstop. He had little
speed, and not only was he
wild, but did not follow his
own signs. In consequence
Mack had fivep passed balls.
Wards men ran bases dar-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

little of. McQuade was injured in the ffth, and
Morrill, finished the game. Attendance. 1,s16.
Score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
The League Record.

To-Day's League Schedule.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
Association Record.
To-Day's Association Schedule.
ONE FOR THE GUsKYs.

Athletics at Cincinnati. Washington at Columbus.
Boston at Louisville. Baltimore at ST. Louis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

ingly, and at no time could Mack put stop
to it. He threw all right, but the base run
ners had a big start, and it was mere foolish
ness in his attempting to nail any of the
brooklyn boys. Umpire Lynch and Tom
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

Electric Stocks.
BosroN, June 2-The quotations of cleo
trio stocks here to-day were:
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SUMSIARY-Base hits-Kaufmann. 10; Gusky, Is.
Errors-Kaufmann. IL: Gusky, s. Batteries-Kauf-
mann, Griffith, Murray and Beck; Gusky, Crohen
and Musser. Umpire-Charles Mitchell.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
FOUR FOR THE GIANTS.

jim Mutrie's Champions Get the Entire
Series From the Cleveland Team.
NEW YORK. June 2.-The Giants won their fourth
consecutive game from the Clevelands to-day and
secured the victory easily. Only two Cleveland
players succeeded in getting far as third base.
Attendance, LISA. Score;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
THE WEATHER.
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PrrTsBURG, June 2.-The United States Signal
Service officer in this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

csPEcJAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsFATcH.1
NEW YORK, June at does not take man.
rrords 70 tell tho story of the game at East
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NEW YORK. RBPA EcLEvELANp. R BP 4

New York. o o / o-7
Cleveland, ........;..... 5000 go
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

The finest and most paiatable Rye Whisky
in the market at 81 % per full quart; guarari-
catalogue and price list of all kinds of LIQUORS
to MAX KLEIN, 81 Federal ST., Allegheny,
Pa. fe23-MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03

READ CAREFULLY OUR MIDSUMMER
OFFER.
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Yesterdays ASSOCIATION GAMES.
St Louis s.. Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
ICOAfMUNICATED
Water Rates.

If the Bosre OF Trade will make com
parison between Washington water bill
s1d en- Alexandra water bill, they will fad
matter for considerations, as important ss
the rate CT railroad fare and other sutjac
that have engaged their attention recently.
have ore b, dram, in my XII chen and enc
opening 10 ny bath room fer which pay s'x-
teen dollars year. The came house In
Washington would be allowed to use pave
ment or garden hose ond water close, and
the charge would be less than elk dollars.
En- cstab ishm ia Alexandria where
steam power is asad is compelled to Day
five dollars for every horsepower. II a
sxly.horee engine is employed, the water
tex Ia three hundred dollars. / have o
Washington bill in my posse s,ion, against
concern there, whose engine is ia'ed ct
over sixtv-horse power; thsY pay fifteen dol
lars and fifty Seren cents gear. If msmbers
of the Board OF Trs1e, or other citizens wish
to see the bill and Washington price list Of
water, they can zee for themselves by call
ing on the subscriber. You want to induce
capitalists to come here and start factories,
then make an effort to induce this monopoly
to charge fair price,. THos. V. RIsHBILL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Double Tragedy
we're wcund

| Hot SP8ING5, Ark, Ap,ii ga double
tragedy was enOc.ed here yesterday morn
| ing In the boarding house Of Mrs. M. E
Payne on Park avenue. The pri0c pals
were Thomas M. Valdez, OF Vsrnon, Texas,
and Mrs. La!u Walden Of Moberly, Mo.
The couple took room at Mrs. Payne's
house on last Monday, registering as hue
band and wits. They seemed devoted to
each other and iudulged freely In theatre
goiog, horseback riding and driving. Yee-
.erday morning The pair did not appear at
the breakfast table and Mre. Payns ssnt
servant TO notify tn IN that the msal was
waiting for them. A knock at the door
brought the response that they wouldn'G be
Gown to breakfas'. When they failed to ap-
pear at dinner, Mr.. Payne went to the door
and knocked. Shs received no answer She
raised window on the front verands
aud, peering into the room, saw the
mau and woman dead on the bad.
W, den's right hand clssped revolver, and in
his left vas a small phisl of chloroform. 1nve''
tigsticn showed that he had first chloroformei
the woman and then shot her, the ball entering
the head near the left ear. He shot himself I'M
der the right ear, the ball lodging under the skin
on the right forehead Death had evidently been
instantaneous in both cases. Walden lefs letter
to tho landlsdy informing hor that the woman
was not his wife, bat that fate I'd come between
them and destroyed his happlGeIs. In his letter
he gave minute details as to III disposition Of the
bodies. Walden WAS business man Of Vernon,
Tex IS, aud WAS vary we'll to do Hi, life wa, in
sured for $50 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
stluctior

STRANGE as IL may seem, there ere some
farmers in Virginia who are republicans
end, therefore, protectiopiets. At the last
Congressional election they voted for the
candidates who supported the Mckinley BILL
and the few among them who raise sbeep
possibly thought that in consequence OF Inc
high duty ttst bill imposed upon foreign
wool, ths price of their own would re H.
creased. II such vas their expectation. ssd'
alas has been their disappointment, Tor
wool is now fge cents pound lower than It
wss before me Mckinley bill passed. A
farmer who has any thing to cell end any
thing 10 bay casts 8 serious imputation upon
his OWL intelligence when he votes for men
Sho favor high tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Miscellaneous.

Willi!m Showers was shot and Killed in
the courthouse at ElZabethtowp, KY. yes
terdsy morning by Charles Moore. Show
e,s's wife was found dead some time ago, and
Moore. a brother OF the woman, charged
him with numbering her. Showers was
| tried and acquitted, bat the desd woman's
brother did nos agree with the Verdlo'.
Pisiofeld, N. J., has band of outlaws
On SnGGay night seven residences were
broken into ard robbed Of money. clo'hi1
end silqerware. The occupants of William
N. PaDgborn's residence, oo Linden avenue
gore chl0roformed. The other houses n
tered were these OF William @. b. dine, i.
+ iward Moree, John J. Acke'man, George
Shepard aId two Gsrmsn families.
Three months ego James Pspan. Kaw
Iotisu, married Miss Fannie Cross, formerly
of Mcuns G,lea3, Olio, to whom Robert
Wsrfea, cawbay, had once paid attention
as q lover. Ga Saturday night, at dance
at Ksw Agsucy, Ark. Pspsn'5 bride re-
ceived a,tsotiou from Warren, her former
lover. 4 qnsrrel ensped between PspaE
sad Warren ths on come Of which vas toe
morally woncdiDg Of Papan By shot
Though tEe !unae sroU tits cowboys revol
yer sud ties severe accidental WonndiDg OF
Ms. Paraa.
TIE qad which osu Led !ha death of Nj:
Josophius BArnahs, OF Providence, 4. l., al
Deuvsr, Col. On Saturday, proves on aoa'y-
ss 70 be Fow:e,'s solution OF nrsenite OF po-
tassslum The bottle wss mailed at Boston.
N aa.. :, snd the lady drank it under the i'm
ptesslon that it Was whisky. Mrs. Worfali,
wto aso took sons OF the liquid, is soIne-
what better. Henry B Winshp, OF Ptovi-
dence, hus;ee OF the Bsrnsby estate, de-
csres tina: there Was murder, al that the
crime lays between people whom he could
count on ;he fingers Of ooe hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Y1RGINIA NKWs.

Ms. N. J.. GoolTick, 8 wsll-known Vr-
GINA lady, died in E lico!t City. Nd, yes
tercay. Her remains were taken to Rich.
mond for burial.
An association has heen organized at Nor
folk having fey is Object the erection CT 8
monument in that city 60 the N smory ef the
late Capt. James Barron Hope.
Miss Fannie joel, OF Manchester. wss a.
tackled With hemorrhsge on the street. in
Richmond Yesterday, and Expired Ia few
minutes. She was about Is years cid.
Mrs. Susan Cologne. widow o; Edgar N.
Cologne, died in Washington yesterday,
aged 60 years. Her remsins will be taken
10 Warrenton on Wednesday FOR intsrmeni.
a freight wreck occurred en- the Chess.
peake and Oalo Ralfosd about two miles
from Lynchburg yeste day. The coupling
broke and the front end resr seo'ions OF the
train collidej. bad = wrecbirg eight csre.
No one wss hurt.
George W. Miller. a lie prisoner. who has
aires dy spent twenty years in The peniten-
tiary, s appealing to the Governor for D
parcon. Miller was sent to he prison when
boy and now begs to be released to sper d
ths remainder of his life In freedom.
D.. E. B. Ward. of Chicago, who recently
bought farm in Eenrico aud moved there,
committed suicide Saturday night. De-
ceased was about thirty-ive, and had been
euffsriHg with consumption and heart
trouble snd since he came to Virginia con-
tracted rheumatism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain Plainfeld, III makes the
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs she WAS treated for month by her
family physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was hope.ess victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her. druggist sug-
gestcd DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton che bought q bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the first dose. She contin-
ued its use and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and well, now does her own house
work and is Us well as she ever WIS., Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at E. 8. Leadbester
& Bro drug store wholesale agents). Large bot
ties soc and 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Whipped.

INDIANAPOLIS. lad April 2S.-For sever
al m onths the ci:z ,ss of Hsugbvil!e, cub
utb across the river from this city, have
besn greatly inceDsgd at the depredations
committed openly by gang of colored
coughs ia their vicinity. Yesterday John
Dsvine, an old colo'ed man, was robbed &C d
beaten by w, colored mea named Ike and
] Ohm Abbott. who after an exciting chase
we're captured and placed In jsil. Later 10
the evening citizens to the number OF 100
broke into the j.il aad ia lbs J3ha Abbott
.berefrom. plscsd raps around his neck
and led him to the 8ood5. Hs cried for
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So e
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. 2
Foreign News.

ROME, April ga fund Ia being contrib
uted for the purpose of repairing the dam.
age caused In the Vatican by the terrible ex
pIosion which occurred in the powder mag
azine on Thursday last.
MELBOURNE. April 2S.-AdVices received
here from Samoa state that e1-King Tama-
sese, who had been suffering from Brlght's
disease OF the kidneys for some time past, is
dead.
sIXLA, April 2S.-Dispatohes received
here yesterday stated thst the British troops
we're Within ten miles OF Imphal, the capital
Of Manipur, and that the city was to be
taken, If possible by assault at FIVE O'Clock
this morning. a great fire has been seen In
the direction OF the capital, and loud ex.
plosion which took place during the liza
grafton seems TO indicate that the capital has
been destroyed.
LONDON, April GA scheme Ia said to
have been drafted In order to transport
Hebrews from Poland and Southeast Ed
rope to an mmsnsa tract OF uninhabited
land in Australia or Brazil. Baron Hirsch.
who Is credited with having originated this
ides, has glvsu SIS 100000 to start the pro.
jeot.
MONTREAL, April 2S.-The cotton OF the
church In opposing the visit Of the Parnel-
lite delegates to Montreal Ia causing great
deal OF discussion In Irlsh Catholic circles.
NAw YORK, April 2S.-Flint & Co. have
recsived telegram from Valparaiso cou-
frmlng the sinking OF the rebel dsgship
Banco EncaIada. bat not con6tming the RS
port OF the sinking OF the rebel ironcsd
Huascar. The suppression OF the rebellion
is looked for at an early day. Owing to the
i, velocity OF the government ships they can,
at will attack the rebels who are poweress
against dynamite. The rebels according to
! FiiaL's news havs no forces OF !mportsL ce
on lend.
4 SIMLA April 2s Gen. Graham's column
on Saturday last surprised forcs OF abort
one thousand Manipurs who ware en-.
trenched behind esrthwo,ks. The British
force frat cut eff the retrea. of the Mani
purs and than charged upon the entrench.
cd position they occupied. A severe hand
20 hand fight followed. The enemy was
completely routed, losing 200 men. Gee
British officer wsa killed and four eff :era
we're wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
Funeral of Field Marshal Won Moltke


BERLIN, April 2S-The funeral services
ovsr the remains of Fisld Marshal Count
Won Moltke took place at II o'clock this
morning ia the ball room OF the general staff
building. Emperor William, the King of
SA1ony, the Grand Dukes OF Baden, Sake
Wsimar and Hesse, the principal members
OF the royal families of Germany, together
with the leading German generals, were
present. Many wresthes were placed upon
the csfiin from all parts of Germany and
from many parts of Europe, among them
being two sent by Sir Edward Males, the
B'tish Ambassador, on behalf of Queen
Victoria and the Prince OF Wales. The casket
containing the Field Marshals remains
was then carried to the hesrse which was
drawn By six of the Enperor's horses. a.
10. passing through ssrssts lined With
troops and packed With spectators, the re-
mains arrived at the Lehrte station at
o'clock ia the afternoon andwere placed upon
railroad Car draped Ia black. Along the
route Of the procession to the railroad sta
ton the hea:se Was proceeded by the officers
Of tie general staff carrying the inalgnia
and orders conferred On Count Won Moltks.
Emperor William, the members Of the royal
families OF Germany and the German gen.
erals followed tbs hea.ss to the railroad
station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
mercy, and was scuady thraahei iuslead of
bsing lynched.
Suici e of a Woman

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2S.-A Far,
Smith, Ark. spacisl Gays: Mrs. Am,ls
Barnes, wife OF Hecry BAroes, receLty .,
the arkansas Volksblatt. OF this city, com.
mitted suicide yesterday at noon by hauO.
Ing herself with binding wire taken from
bale OF hay. Tbs woman must have dc.
termined to msks no iaiu:e 10 the a,emnt
as pool OF blood was shoTn on the N,
In which lsy bloody tu cher knife, and
there were two ugly wound. one in escb
wris:. severing the radiai srteri,s. sb4
was evidently driven crszj BY her husband
who robbed her of hsr money and deserted
her two weeks ago. going to K,usss CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
AIExA N D r. a. "
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL %.
EX-SENATOR HAMPTON says that thcugi

Yy.sENAToR HAMPTON says that Though
utterly opposed to the free coinage of silver,
he voted for it, SIS did many other democrat
10 Senator's, solely in order to secure the
votes of the silver republican Senators
ess;n:t the Force bill. Elk Senatcr Eaton
says that opposed as be is to depreciatt d
money, to secure the same object ne woE'd
have voted fer lead dollars. Ex-President
Cleveland did not agree with the two old
and true blue democrats referred to. and
wrote an anti-slVer letter. while the Force
bill was before the Senate, we'll calcu aleu-
10 drive the republican silver Senators back
into The lines of their party; and had 1t pro-
duced that, Only satural, effsct. the Force
Sill, With eli its necessary attendant trou-
ales. you'd nov be law. Fortunately, not
only for the democratic party. but for the
whole country, few other democrats are
like Mr.. Cleveland, who. 10 order to secure
the dsfeat of Rasncial measure, ran the
lnuniaent risk of revertipg the South to
worse c,ndition than that which s I'll cted l.
daring the horrors Of the period of recon-
st1 untior
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
[spceial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasette.
WASHING TON. D. O.. April %, 1881.

SpocS0t correspondence % uto dteNo's"'" 0ASeo'l
WARRINGTON. D. O.. April %, 1881.
L. is rumore6 here that as soon as Mr..
Clarksou shall return from Europe he will
assume control Of republican newspaper 10
Chicago, and will also strive to be made
chairman Of tbs national republican commit
tee. He will also attempt to make his news
paper he rationsl organ of bis party In TIE
next Presidential cam paign, and thus prohS
materially, even if he should fall to do 30 po'
litically.
The spriaa season at the race track here
commenced to-day. The weather was dc.
lghtful, the track Ia excellent condition, end
the attendance lsrge.
Secretary Btiue, as citizen with his
country's intereat at heart. wants an imme'
date closed seal fishery, butas lhe business
partner and personal and political friend OF
Mr.. Elkirs, who is engaged In the seal hsh-
cry, he wants the closed season put u for
year, In which time all the seals will be
killed, 60 that there will be no more seal
fishery 81 ssons, either closed or open.
Tae special envoy of San Domingo had
lcpg interview with Secretary Blaine to day
on the eusjscs CT en- American coaling sta
ton 10 the territory OF bis country. as the
Haytieu government has positively refused
to permit the establishment Of any such sta
ton 10 its territory, Mr.. Blaine Is trying to
obtain one in San Domingo. He also wants
reciprocity with the latter country, which,
he says, Is capable Of producing all the gu
gar this country can use.
The following lie the only change in the
Alb caes postotfices OF Virginia that was
made to-day Green Bay, Prince Edward
county, R g. Price appointed postmaster
vice 3. W. Price. resigned.
The lottery people here are in high spirits at
the decision of the Louisiana cour. in their favor
yesterd. ~. They say that though their case in
the o. g. Supreme Court has baen pu' oil until
| next fall, they arc sure the decision will be in
their favor but that whether SO or not, with the
extension Of their charter, of which they are Ger
tain. they will not need the services OF the U. s.
mail, lat will run an express line of ,ir owa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28
HACKED OFF BOTH his FEEr.-A die

HACKED OFF BOTH HIS FEET-A die
patch from Winnepeg says: a few days ago
Joseph Contour, while hunting In Labrc-
quere, near tbs boundary of Minnesota,
found in shaD.y man named McKinnoD
lying on q bundle of rags. almost fsmisbod
and nearly insane By bis sufetings. Some
weeks ago both his feet becsme frozen and
modification began In one foot In dssper
ation be cut it CT with butchers knife
and and threw it outside. This Crippled
him completely and be lay In his hut dying
OF starvation. Contour st cured tesm aud
two men and returned to the hut only to
fad that in the intervening period the
wounded man had hacked eff bis other foot,
modification having also attacked 1t. Nc
Kinnon was placed on wagon and start
made for Winnipeg, but the condition OF the
sufferer precuded rapid travelling and not
until yesterday was !he wounded man
placed in the hospital. He is 10 frightful
condition and bis recovery is doubtful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-28

WOMEN AND MARRIAGE.-Where are three
general causes which bring marriages into
dlsfsvor with womep), philanthropy, high
er education and self analysis. writes Mrp.
Kate Ganpett Wells 10 the North american
Reuiew. The 6,st has been powerful fac
tor in It's subtle 1t fuencs sgslbst marrisge.
The mental atmosphere is permeated with
tho IDA of responsibility for anotber's hap
piDeas. Woman nog feels herself accounta-
be for the welfare of humsnit7. and thrc uab
occupation for mind and heart, which has
prevented absorption in her own affairs
Higher education hss effected marriage,
inasmUch ss it bias opened neR avenues OF
EN- oloymens for women. has fortified Them
for life "a whole, snd bss led til, m to re-
gard marriage So En- incident. II has given
girls communislic fseliog which makes
them prefer to teach where there are othsr
teachers rather taan to live on hilltop snd
read al. ud 30 their parents, Or to retire 10 g
farm or tenement and bake aud brew fer
their husbands. The higher education has
separated marriage aud motherhood. A!
most all women love children, ard would
g:eGiJ utS tue'l hboTieuSe AZ" ttio oeilgOt
aud oroGi OF family, but they do not want
the intervening narrisga.
Analysis has advanced from being meth
cd In tex books to the etudg of once sell.
The age ts Analytic. Oace work wSs 60 con
slant that married women did not realza
their ioneliness or the want OF appreciation
which .befsll them. Now scciaty apd the
middle class have leisure TO examine tbelr
staten Of mental solitude, and TO see just
who're husbands are wanting.