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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-18
ANOTHER WEEK FOR BARGAINS
AT
Kamak's Boston 9Sc Store,

At prices that will sell the goods quick.
A good Whisk Broom for &c, six for 25.
Two dozen Shelf Papers for 4c.
Large size Chopping Bowls at 10c each.
Large pize Coffee Pots at 1Oc each.
Good CT opping Bowls at 1Oc each.
Large size Crystal Sugar Bowls at 1Oc.
Chair Seats all sizes 10c each.
The Lennox Flower aud Clothes
Sprinklers, former price SOC now 35c.
Roach Food, guaranteed sure death, 25c
per box.
Look for the big wire sign over the
door.
10 & 112, so MAIN ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-18
JOHN MORIARTY, Undertaken.

Night calls answered at the store, 80
Grand street.
GB- Press the electric buteon and the
clerk will do the rest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-01-18
Valentine Bros.

Keep the best Gloss Floor
Paint in the market, at the low
est figures. Also a full line of
Wall Papers and Picture
Mouldings.
Granting and Decorating neat
ly done.
Valentine Bros.
1871 SOUTH MAIN ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
KentucI.Y peperado shot

NEW York. April GA Lousia, Kentucky
dispatch saws that Capt, Hatfield. the notori-
ous leader of tho Hatfield gang, whose record OF
murders is probably second to none IN tins oi
anv other civilized country. has come g.
gr,ef While engaged IN "a game OF cards az
the Captains home in the mountains OF
Logan county. West Virginia. with some O.
his boon companions. the Captain being bie
winner. was accused of cheating. This brought
on a row and brought out pistols. The firing
was promiscuous but the Captain was
finally laid low" by two bullets IN the
heart. fred by one Of the gang VINO nae
soiemnlv worn eternal friendship. one OF
the Hatfield brothers vas among the card
,arty but which one II is impossible TO
learn. No arrests have been made as yet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Winners Yesterday and Entries ior io-pAs
at Guttenburg and Gloucester

Grorcrsrrn. Y. J.. April G.-First race,
seven furlonps-K -Ketchum first. Nosburg
second Issaquena third. Time l:35
Second race. three and hall iurlohss
Bonnella first. Dillon j. second Jerry NC
Carthv third. Time 4G 4.
TbiTd race one mile-Illian first, Gardner
second Skeezcgeister third. Time las 3.
Fourth race. six and a half iurlongs
Hemet first Owen Golden second Little
Add.e third. Time l:2i,i.
Fifth race five furlongs Penzance hrst'
John Atwood second. A. o. ii. third Iiine'
l:Oll.
sixth race. seven furlongs- Boyle Rhodes
first. Richard *. Fox second, Aquesco third.
Time. lZ3
The entries for Thursday are
First race one mile General Gordon.
Tourist. Nandyke. Corticelh. Franco, Big
Six. l05: Siumber, Question, 100.
Second race. six furlOngs Jack Fisher, ll6'
Patroce.. Macau.ey lll Comrade, Jopmast,
Juggler. owen Golden Sterling. l0,; Lum,
King solomon IL Carmen. l0j. BartAena,
l0i Pretender, l01 Maggie Murphy. lol;
Migwam. o..
Third race. seven and half furlongs-
School Boy. III: Sequel. liz Arizona no;
Partridge l0l Garwood. lO2
Fourth race. seven furlongs Monsoon. no;
Mabel. Beli-aTus. 1856 Lonely. Mohican lob;
Happy John. j3.
Fifth race four and half furlongs- Harry
Russell. 1lf. Marrgold, Count-he-ln. III;
Vance. Tartar. Sunday. Young George. lO1,
Truth l06. lda Belle. EatheTpool' Netue IS.
lOi Annie f. g9: Nlrgie. 90. Money Maid. 80,
Sixth race. one and one-elghth mile
Woodburn, Dousman, Manhattan, lenDooAer,
ll0 Darling. Souvenir. lO5.
At GrTrENHURo.
First race, five furl0ngs ncertAnty first
MO0nstone second, Llthbert third. Time,
l.03
Bob Arthur second. Mckeever third Time,
l:03
Third race. four furlongs- White Head first.
Eleanor second. Pisa (cOltl third. Time. 80
Fourth race six and half furl0ngs -LO-
renzo first Rambler second. Hiss Belle third.
Time. I2l44.
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth of mile
Rico first John Hickey second. Ely third.
Time. 1850.
sixth race. seven furlongs Innovation first,
Sandstone second. Forest King third. Time,
13li4.
Tie entries for Thursday are:
First race five furl0ngs, selling King
Clara Iasntta. Money Maker, no. Fancy
lceldingl. Miss Fox. Lady Ethan NOcallte,
Second race. six furlongs. selling, allow
ances -KinstOck, 1874. Crispln Queen Of
Trumps. 121: Early Dawn, ll2 Arthur Davis,
49, III Spent. Leveller l09; Seven, Bolivar,
Panhandle 10, Maxim lhllyl, 81. ocal, H..
Third race. four and half furlongs. sell
ing. Observation-Disclosures. ia; Hyacinthe, lO3;
Little Grand, Bob Arthur, 9J; Blanche.
Layina 96.
Fourth race. one mile Badge, Mabello, 109;
Drizzie. 1906. Woodcutter, 100- Nabonne, colt
40.
Fifth race. five furlong Rancocas, In
feruo. lO9; Lady Pulsifer. Coldstream. 1906
Rinlax. g6.
Sixth race. seven furlongs selling; allow
ances-Neptunus l4l. Architect. Brian Boru,
Dundee, Centaur. Amos, king laieF' flefe'
1874: Clamor, keystone. LlthbeIt, l3I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Another Tennessee Tragedy.

NASHVILLE TENN.. April 6.-At Helenwood'
close TO the kentucky line. gang Of drunken
touohs who have long terrorlzed the town
authorities threatened 60 kill samuel Cowan'
= candidate for town marshal. II he were
elected. Last Saturday Cowan WAS elected and
TINS morning early a gang OF some hiteen men
1"a3eJ un with whisky. rode into the town.
S~v,an learned their intention and was on
fis euard. Just before 10 o'clock the men
beeen shooting on Main street when Cowan
s"rhsd ont TO stop them. lie received O
INLET through his shoulder and another
tbrongh the ear. In return he shot the
iaader Bi1 Sykes. through the brain and
fatally wounded two others. and seriously IN
iurjpg boy. COwan has not been arrested
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April G.-Maior William
Warner. ex-congressman and ex-commander.
in-chief of the Grand ARMY of the Republic
and possible candidate for the yice-presidency
of the nited States, was violently assaulted
last evening on the streets. The Major was
walking past the Junction with party OF
friends talking about the election and made
the remark thar any man who would DIS.
franchise a voter was as vile as man
could be. He had no sooner uttered the
words than young man named Gentry step
ned up 10 him and struck him twice IN tine
lace with his clinched fist. almost knocking
linn down. The Majors friends attempted "a
catch the young man. but he eluded them
and ran down the street. Tho MAJORS face
was badly bruised and bleeding, but the III
iuries are not IN any way serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
A VERY CLOSE CONTEST.
rHr ELECTION ~ EnoDE ISLAND.
Contests in Wisconsin, Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Other Places.

PRoyIDENcr, r. l.. April The weather
to-day was fine. and large vote was poiied.
There was much excitement and good deal of
scratching. Fifty towns and districts give
Brown (Repablican), l2.9is Wardwen Dem
ocrat. 1854. This is about half OF the en-
tire vote.
Sixteen districts in Providence give Brown
G.2l2 Wardwell, 7.2sl.
Newport is probably Democratic entirely.
Warwick Lapham lRepublicanl 573 ma
jority.,
Woonsooket. Wards / and Brown l35
ma iority Republican gain of 80.
Darlington Republican assemblyman
elected Brown 90 ma ority.
Providence. ward 2. Brown 500 ma 9rity-a
Republican gain OF ~.
CHANCES FAVOR TuF RTpUBLIcANs.
Midnight There Is no election for gov
ern0r br the people and the Legislature IS
very close. though the chances iaNOr the he-
publicans.
The legislature is probably Republican. al-
though there will have O. be "a second election
70 dacde the exact figures.
Democrats lose one assomblyman IN North
SuithheJ West Greenwich goes Democratic.
Republicans lose two assemblymen.
Democrats gain assemblyman IN Foster, a
Republican stronghold Ten districts give
MardweA l.ZOl; Brown, 1850.
REPUBLICANS wiz.
The latest returns up TO this hour O:15 A.
NJ. show that the Legislature Will be kepub-
lican. This insures the election of Mr.. Al
drich. aud the choosing hy the Legislature OF
a Republican Governor and all other State
officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

PARIS. April G.-Mrs Edward Parker Dea-
con is making tour OF Spain with hsr
brother. She will return to France early IN
Nav. in time 20 be present at the trial Of her
husband at the Alpes- Alarltimes assiles for the
killino Of NJ. Abeile. Her friends here
saw that she has suffered from par
tial nervous prostration since she
confronted her husband before the Judge
D'nstruction in Grasse. and Is now gather
ing strength for the ordeal IN court. She has
grown thinner under the anxiety Of the last
few weeks. and has lost much OF her color.
She is said 10 make no inquiries as 10 the
welfare of her husband, who remains at the
hotel iu ftrasgp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
ano,her Dynamite Outrage.

PAR1s, April 6.-Another dynamite outrage
"a ,enorted to-day at Angers iiourishlng
manufacturing city in the department o. the
Maine 1t i ore. and about one hundred and
ninety miles from Paris. bomb was eI-
ploded outside of the police once
and the building was badly snsIv sna,-
innred aud all their companions more or
less shaken up Anarchists have been spread
inc their principles among the factory people
OF Anglers as in other manufacturing towns,
and il Is supposed that the activity of the
police in attempting to check this propaganda
melted the Anarchists " revenge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

II is Probable That ho Committed Suicide
Cause of the Kash Act.

BLrmoRr. Mn. April 6.-Privato adyices
from Charleston w Va. received to-day
state that the body of Rev j. }. O. Webster.
ID. d.. presiding elder of Eastern Baltimore
district of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
was found near that place this morning Ho
disappeared from his home in this city Mon
day and no trace Of him could be had until
his dead body was discovered this morning.
DR.. Webster was married TO Miss Birdie Skin
ner. q member OF his church. two weeks ago.
Ii is supposed his disappearance and death are
due % "A return of nervous trouble which pros
tratad him -ust Lelore bis Inarrage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Alan Spiller. a gun-makor. killed his wife
and two children with hammer and razor Mt
Belfast Yesterday. and attempted suicide. He
was insane from loss OF employment and Ill
ness
ara ALARMING the residents Of Vienna.
'sThe strike of the river hremen. r0usta-
touts and lougshoremen at 81. Louis shows
signs of weakness. and by Monday, 1t Is ex-
pected, will totally collapse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

L0snoN, April g. Sir Edward William Vat
kin. Bart. and VI. r. for Hyde, East Kent,
was to-day married TO Mrs. Ingram, widow OF
the founder OF the illustrated London News.
SIR Edward il about seventy years of age and
Mrs. Ingram. now Lady Watkn. about ten
years older. The family Of Lady Natkln have
bitterly opposed the marriage on the ground
of her AGE aud feebleness, and also because DO
DESTROYS their financial prospects. The lady s
fortune Is about million pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

PARIS. April g. The Journal Desbats saws a
serious dispute between spain and the / nlted
States is threatened because of the latter ap-
pointing Mr H.. Rand as consul at Ponapi.
Mr. Rand is a brother of the missionary, who
was leader of tie Methodists accused of
causinp the trouble between the natives Of
the Caroline Islands and the Spanish authou-
ties The 'nted States refuses 90 withdraw
the appointment and Spain refuses to grant
him eXeQuatur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

NEW OmPNs La. April G.-The Eden
Musee variety theatre on Royal street,
was destroyed by ire this evening
Tie loss will reach $4,000. At one
time the flames threatened % WIPE out
tbe whole block which would have en-
tailed a loss Of 81. 100000. but by hard work
the fremen succeeded Ia getting the ire IN
der nnntrnI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Fonr MADIsoN. IA. April f.-At u o'clock
last night the tw0-st0ry frame store building
OF :. Y. kitchen was discovered 10 be on FIRE,
and il. with the dwelling of John hnuck. was
entirely consumed ;. y. Kitchen. ms wife.
three childreu. his wifes sister Miss Sidney
Dav. and August Knemeier. u bOarder, We're
burned 10 death sam Kitchen and Henry
Kuemeier were badly burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Tho strike OF the river men at 81. Louis is
,racticallv az an end. The Anchor Inc agreed
r. ray the advance wages demanded. ana al
tbouyh the officials refused 20 sign written
sDreement the strikers accepted the oher and
returned 10 work.
Mr.. buchanan. Of Virginia to-day intro
duced a bill to repeal all duties on sugar I'M
ported into the 'nited states a. the surest
means Of destroying sugar trusts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

WAsHrNGr0N, ID. c.. April G.-Assistant-
Secretarv Soley said this afternoon the Navy
Department had not received any adylces
that indicated IN impending revolution IN
Hawaii. II Admiral Brown had sent such
information as the press dispatches said he
had II had not arrived.
According 70 the latest adyices the Cnited
States man-of-war San Francisco was at Hon
olulu. and the lroQuOis had on February "a
left Apia Samoa. Tor Honolulu ana AAd
doubtless arrived there before this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

MmwAuKrr. WIS. April Milwaukee
elects a Democratic mayor by 2Ol3 majority
against 1893 two years ago. The whole city
ticket is elected also twenty out of thirty-slN
members of the common council and majority
of the county board of supervisors. Tho he
pubhcans reelected the present clerk OF
municipal court The returns from cities
and incorporated villages about the state
show few changes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

NEW YORK. April 6.-Ihe point was made
to-day that the market value Of Richmond
Terminal stock in the street was less than
.one-half of the amount of the floating debt
of the roads included IN the system. II. !.
Nicholas Henry Allen Il Co. Domlnick *
Dickernan and Bedle each sold 1000 shares.
There were no new developments IN regard &c
the progress Of tie reorganization. and u was
generally thought that the radical modlfca
tions Of the Olcott plan have already been
practically decided on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

WASHINGTON, -. d.. April g.. Secretary
Blaine and Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British
Minister. called At the White House TINS
morning and had an interview OF hall an
hours length with President Harrison upon
the Behring sea matter IL Is understood that
the interview was perfectly SATISFACTORY anu
resulted i'm an agreement for renewal Of the
modus yivendi over Behring sea. which. with
the exception Of few prellmlnaries yet TO be
arranged Is completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
PREsIDENr mn RE-ELECTED
The First Electoral College In Mexico Held
at the Capital.

CITY OF MEuco. April G-The national
electoral convention. the first ever held in
Mexico. assembled last evening. The place
of meeting was Congressional Hall, the
vicinity of which was alive with peo-
ple. The interest in this assemblage
has been general throughout the republic
and has been intensified at the seat OF Gov
eminent. The result OF the deliberations Of
the delegates has not been officially publish
ed. but it is known that tho reelection of
President Disz bya unanimous vote is as
sured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
Another Plot Acninst Palacio

Nrw YonK. April "a Caracas (Yenezuelal
dispatch saws another plot against the life OF
President Palacio has been discovered, but
prompt action IN the part of police has pre-,
vented its being carried into effect. is Is saln
that the President IS IN constant fear oI AssHs-
snation and tat every precaution i DeInE
taken 10 surround him with safeguards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

ALEXANDRA. La, April 6.-kews reached
here last night by Chicago drummer iro1
that section that Captain Patrick Nelly, aeeu
ffty-fve years. engaged IN peddllng was Kill
ed on Sunday last on Little river, near ISL 81
negroes were caught and hanged, and the
mob is in pursuit OF the rest OF the gang. Inc
killing was for the purpose of robbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

CHICAGO. April 6.-The Republicans made
large gains in yesterdays municipal election,
but not enough to entirely overcome the pre-
sent Democratic majority IN the city council.
The present council is composed OF n Demo
Gratis and 27 Republicans. The police returns
from Yesterdays election indicate that the
next council will stand - Republicans 33
Democrats and independent Democrats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Wu.mxGroS. Del. April G.-M Willard Ssuis-
burv aged seyenty-twO years. chancellor or
tbe state of Delaware and eX-t nited states
senator. died suddenly at Dover thi- morning
NJ heart failure. His brother Eli, ex-Unted
states senator. is In poor health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
MilI nnnn.c RonteIle.

B,ycoR. M. April g. Hon. A. II. Powers.
Of Houlton has placed himself in the heid for
the nomination for Congress AZ the Fourth
District Democratic Convention. lie VIII
probably be nominated t. run against Con-
FRESHMAN BOutele
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

NV YORK. April G. The following are the
base- hall results of yesterday AT Charleston.
S G.. BROOKLYN. 10; Charleston. a..
At Washington. Washington 10; George
town. o. ,,,,.t. @, p.-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

SAVANNAH. Ga. April e. 10 is understood
bv Central Railroad directors here thatPairick
Calhoun l. organizing a syndicate IA New
York 10 buy up all. OF "a large part, or tne
ID Zoo shares of Central stock held by the
Terminal. This is the block which the Tor
minal is enjoned from voting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

NEW OnnEAss. April 6.-The McEneryites
to dav decided 10 continue the fight and nave
s7ain nominated McEnery for Governor. ms
nuts five lull State tickets 10 tie heid. Inc
ReOubhcaus are now hopeful OF securing a
victory Ut the polls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07
nr. r,nnon sun Alive.

F11zABrrH. y. j.. April 6.-Dr, Henry r..
Cannon past grand master OF the Masonic
order Of New jersey, IS not dead as rep4flou
ever, Is very low.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Nr Leslie Bruce said this morning that he
was surprised that the story had come out
u thought it was an settled. Colonel Skin
ner left for the South three weeks ago. and
Miss Greene promised me she would let the
matter drop"
MIR. Bruce thought that the whole trouble
had arisen ont Oi nothing. In the first
plncen he said Miss Greene could have
ioined the dancing class. Then the neglect
10 invite her rs guest was ] understand, due
To- the increased size of the class which nre
ciuded inviting guests. Others tnnn
Miss Greene failed 10 receive IN
yltat0ns for that very reason Miss
Greene thought she was injured by Mrs.
Nise's attitude toward inviting her. and her
grandfather. Colonel Skinner. espoused her
view used every means u dissuade them
from hasty action
Mr.. Bruce said that when Colonel skinner
first asked him TO act IN his behalf be gave
him a letter to Mr.. Wise. which was virtually
q challenge.
81 carried this in my pocket when / went 20
see Mr.. WISE said Mr.. Bruce, and It was
there during our interview. ] did not wish 10
deliver 10 any way. as both the men concerned
were my most intimate personal friends. i
was delighted to hear that Mr.. Wise
had written letter or explanation 20
Colonel Skinner / considered the statement
in that letter. y know nothing 10 the dis
credit of your granddaughter, and try never
to indulge IN gossip. sufficient proof that
Mrs. Wise lad not wr0nged Miss
Greene. and told Colonel Skinner So lie
was at first very anxious 20 continue his
original demand. Dut l dissuaded HIM from
that. He was dissatisfied with Mrs. Wise s
letter and insisted upon writing reply 10 II,
making a further request for reparatlOn.'
Alr. Bruce thought idle gossip Was at the
bottom of the whole thing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Colonel John b. Purcell was the first wit
ness called have known Commander Ora-
ham Tor about eighteen months. paid "A
visit To the monitors Once IN semi Oiicial
cauacitv have met Commander Graham
on many occasions. lis standing mas always
been that Of gentleman IN tins community
/ Tins is the opinion oil lbs social associates.
MAJOR Francis ~ Boykn was the next wit
n.ss called and no answer % a question sad:
have known Commander Graham Tor aoOut
two wears. nave visited hlm 40 the monitors
What reputation does he bear as q man ot
honor and integrity
The fact that be visits my house is sufficient
evidence without going INTO details. As TAR ns
rnv knowledge goes he ENJOYS the samo repu-
tofion with my friends as DO does with my
lion. Henry 4. Wckham. State Senator
was next called. and stated that be had known
Commander Graham since Ae came TO Rich
mOni.
D." have met him in social life and have al
WAYS REGARDED him - a gentleman. lie has
waited my home. That same opinion IS
shared by the best people OF this CITY.
Major {. OBJ. Cowardin was next called
I am president Of the EichmOnd Dispatch
Company.
CAPTAIN Parker It is newspaper / be-
Major Cowardin: Yes. sir. Continuing the
witness said am president or the West
moreland Cub. Commander Graham. "a Tar
as know. has always borne the reputation
OF d gentleman and man of honor.
HE gNEw wv.
James n Edmunds was the next witness
called 1 have known Fife tor rh long time.
Hc once said. have Quieted ono end a the
ships and II Jones Is careful III quiet the other
cid of the ships.
What was meant by this end Of the ships.
DO not know.
Captain b. +. Day. q member OF the court
was next called as n witness, and said. have
/ known Commander Graham since 1868 Dur
inc his command Of the Alert his reputation
was good as TAR As know. and his ship WAS
/ in good condition. heard II remarked 5y
many officers that she Was IN very good con-
/ dltlon.
CAPTAIN Parker stated that he wished to
mt another witness on the stand. but the IN
/ diIidual In question was sick. lie Will DO on
the stand today
/ tits likely that the defense will close its
case to-day. Rebuttal testimony will then be
nut in by the Judge Advocate. This will 10
followed by argument by the defense.
/ The judge Advocate will then argue has
side of the case. The court will then take the
matter into consideration within closed doors.
Tho findings, with tho record. will then be
forwarded 70 Washington and whether Com.
| mander Graham is guilty OF not VIII DO found
out by an order from tho Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-07

Regarding the social ieud that has been de-
clared between tie Wise and Greene families
both prominent in Southern society, IN New
Ork. there is considerable comment.
Miss Isabelle Greene, of Richmond o.;
saws that Alrs. John Sargent Wise has sad
things der0gatOry % her. She has followed
this up with formal demand for an apology
through her aged grandfather Colonel i. G.
Skinner.
blr. John s. Wise. when seen by L nited
Press reporter this morning, took q very
serious view of the matter. lie appeared
anxious and depressed. The ylllhcaflon.
modification and abuse TO winch tins trouble
has subjected me is something awful Ae
SAID. 1T Is the first time the sanctlty or nay
homo has been invaded and feel u
deeply. will say nothing about my wife
further than that she is % geptlewOnan. ana
incapable of being scandal mOnger. She is
ont of this affair now. and what ever comes
up will be attended 10 by me. OF course. 4
won't fight duel If Colonel Skinner chal-
lences me. ] have fought all the duels ln-
tend TO. ! want % say that Mrs. WISE never
said anything against Miss Greene.
Ia reference % the charge that Miss
Greene. who Is living 20 the New York Hotel
was not invited 10 the dancing class OF the
exclusive set Of Southern society because MIS-.
Wise had said unpleasant things about her'
tir. Wise said 'lf the young woman was
counted out 10 was simply because some
member OF the class objected to her. prlyll-
eye which YOU or ] would demand under Ike
circumstances