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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
FlFry-sEcoNo CONGRESS.

Tar senate was not IN session on the 18TH.
Ii tha hcu2c 4 hill was ra<4ed amending the
funring act ~ Arizona. providing that the ~
tsr,.r shall ~ paid Scmi-annusiiy ~ lawful
money ~ the United stats Two or tnr'e IN
important bills wcrr pass a and the hou-' PRO-
ceedh "a the delivery ~ eulogses on The LATE
Mr.. Plumb. o. kansas
II the senate. On tho sf~f 4 number % bridge
and public building hills wer passed Pending
action on a hin 20 refund 70 settlers ~ tne "
rsniiy of a forfeited land grant railway ihe eStrF
rrlce OF 81 - per acre paid IN the expectation
that 4 railroad would h. built, the senate went
into executive session and immediately after
adjourned In the house a resolution can.
iur on the SECRETARY ~ the treasury for q list 81
! The employees IN the United States 81 the coast
| and geoictic survey whose salaries were ~.
| creasei or decreased. and who we've dlsnis~ei
during the year lso. was adopted. The army
| appropriation bill was reported and rasse~i. ana
the house went into committee OF the whole On
the free. wool bill.
IL the senate. on the I'D. the business q
| principal Importance wa the passage 81 sn'
Mississippi river appropriation bill. apprurra'
| ting SIS. -lOlM. OF which no more than kk'sS'''s
j. Il expended in any one year: the hll approp'
rating sl..E.si6 for tbs completion q m
canal and lccks At the cascades OF the Colum
ha river in Oregon. and the bill arrropriatins
s. s0.3s6 q for the construction OF a boat rAn
way across the Instructions % navigation 4
The Dalles and Cello falls and Ten Mile rapid
on the Columbus river IN the house discus
sion Of the Bland ~ee-coina hill occupied III
entire day and evening sessions
Ii the senate. on the ssi. after 4 few minute
devoted 70 the transaction u unimportans busi
ness. an executive session was held ate
which consideration Of the Indian apprcfriA
ton Hill was entered upon, discussion "a u
proposition 70 substitute army officers Tor Ia
present Indian agents occupying the entire ses
lion la tbs house. after tine submission .
some rcror.s. The debate on the silver bin wa
resumed.
IN the senate. On the cath. Mr.. valcotts RS
olution Of inquiry a. h wha. persons We're e
ing carried on the department pay rolls on'sii
the civil service list was adopted. and tnr sen
ate wenl iEic oxecrtive session on the btnrn
"a question In tine house several unir
rortant bills were favorab.y reported Con
s:deration az the silver bill having been r.
sumed. al IS o'clock Mr.. Bland demanded "a
previous question. Mr. Burr 'ws moved toll
On the table. claiming preference and demand
ing the yeas and nays. The motion was lost 2
a tie vote. which. it is conceded. practically a.
nn.Az ~ rhp NIL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01
STARTLING DISCLOSURES
sheriff Dunn ~ seward County. ka-' 80
a. Have fSecn Murdered ~ >"me y -
Own Deputies

sheriff Dunn nj seward Countt. - ~.
o. Have iSecn Murdered ~ >"sne y -
own Deputies
GAEDrS CITY. Kas. March ~ NJ
now stated that sheriff Ds.'n. ~ ~f''-
ara county. was not murdered w 'Ar
gang that threatened u kill JulSe bp'r
kin. but hv some 81 his Y siern'irH
who did the deed in order N serHn.
some money and valuable notes IN "-'
in his possession W
The authority for this Information
~. r. Orner. OF Seward county ~.s
was accused OF being the chief cNnSn'
ator in the plot 20 assa~~inate 'nn-
Eotkin. ne claims % hare gseA'fr
| this discovery from . woman ~" VIII
~ intimate friend ~ sheriff pun"'
and who was well acquainted VIA MI
finances
The impression in tho case = .
( ciaed In The county that j y ieaFs" \
viii I've impossible - secure q jury NJ
try HE prisoners The men arrs
NJ The instance Of Judge Eotk'n ~.
Ill been discharged because ~ ihe iAr
which does not allow the state Y 'a"'
a change Of venue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

rms s"nr<s - Lord >4ii<hurs la IN. ss.,.
tr< ~es Matter sharply Critiri-.i A.,
FROM "cnt 1N.r,ai Ia Washington u.,.
Americans ~rec<c lsers Slm. tl~ NV.
49, <."ssrsasns rakss >asI.
WASHING Tn~. March ~ -"Nnrf. h..
hcc" said about Lord Salisbury motifs.
cation % the president that ~ ..a.l,
not renew the existing noslns rsr..h
respecting scaling in Refining >.a. >,,s
. prominent Official to-day. ~, IN.
been quoted ~ If the fact pre- naes
President Harrison from taking III
stand he has. aud that beans. f.,ra
Salisbury made that statement Jnncf
last year. the president somel.nw
guilty of . serious o~fyrn~. m
insisting upon a renewal M MI.
time. suppose Lord S~aii,hnrv
did say he would not renew H. saulnS
,iyendi. i the president % l.. bound
hy tho assertions Of the British govern
mcnf: II 8 better let his lorlship 81.
tie the Whole question his own war
and have done with II. But In. sl,na-
ZION now Is different from what II VA
then expected ~ be. Having prac,;-
>@tAf -<ttEA 1f""N III @Ati1tttN. anu
signed a modus vivendi 10 continue nn-
I'll the time when il was supposed the
arbitration would have been finished.
Lord Salisbury proceeded 10 defeat
the immediate conclusion 81 The
treaty by attacking one or Az
other ~ its clauses and in this way
POSTPONE for months the signing 81 4
document - which he hal srbstan-
tally agreed. Now that the time has
Slipped away ill another sealing sra
son i opening. he refuses 10 renew M.
moduS viyendi and those Americans
who .hink they must sneezc when the
English government take SNUFF. unite
IN = chorus that the United States wa-
duly varaei months ago Of what the
position to-day was likely 10 ~. Afl
through, this business Load sails bury. r
concluded thu gentleman. has been
in~incerc and tritiing. AMI think II i
high time for the United States u az
sert is rights IN thc mstfcr."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the senate. on the 25th. immcdi-
ately after the routine business ~ the
morning had been finished. the senate
at 1850 o'clock went into secret session.
on motion Of Mr.. sherman. and when
the employees were excluded and the
doors closed the arbitration treaty was
taken up. Its consideration. without
definite action. occupied the remainder
Of the session.......In the house. il being
private bill day. As soon as the preiin-
mary business had been transacted.
the house went into committee Of the
whole on the private calendar.
TnE Tennessee Rifles. 4 colorcd com
pany Of Memphis. disbanded. on the
18th. as n result " the action Of Judge
Dubois In ordering the arms Of the com-
pany confi~catci during the excitement
following the Iynching ~ the three ne
groe> recently. The judge feared the
members ~ the company might at
( tempt to avenge the lynching and use
the guns az their armory 10 that M
THE business failures occurring
throu yhOut the country. during the
seven days ended on the 2sth. number.
for the United States. 200. and for
Canada 81. or a total Of ri; as com
pared with 80 for the previous week
For the corresponding week 81 last year
the figures were 25s: representing 2.-
failures in the United states and - in
the Dominion Of Canada
TnE Prus~ian government has pro-
hihitcd all Russian Jews from crossing
the frontier. owing 70 the prevalence
o. typhns fever among them The de-
cree IS 70 bc stringenily enforced and
II Il reported that the guards on the
border have already shot four jews
who tried 70 clude them
GOV. PATTiSoS 81 Pennsylvania has
approved the recommendation 81 the
board Of parsion~ that Mcssrs. Mellon
and Porter. editors of the Beaver star.
sentenced to six months imprisonment
for libeIling Senator Quay. be par
doned.
lori l.. HAnr.a prominent citizen ~
England. Ark. and sheriff j.. vi. Will.
Jams. ordinarily the best Of friends,
quarrcied. on Tho night Of tile c4th.
while drunk. and Williams shot Hart
dead. Williams has not been arrested
THK importation " cattle form
SPAN. Portugal. sweden and Norwny
has been prohibited bv the Englisi
government. owing u the prevalence
OF the fcot-and-mouth disease Ia III.
former countries.
THREE more 81 the rinrlcadcrs 81 ths
recent riots Ia Berlin were sentenced
on the 18th. one % four years. another
- three years and one - two years y
hard labor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

vouxcxrowx. March ~ 49,
will lie posted ~ the oias,
owners II The MahoninE p >h'n", N
valleys next week. TINT after Np1.
there wi.l bc d reduction Of 70 mr. efn'
n Tie wages Of All workmcn- W. N.
ton i taken. the operators sia'..
..ason II The stagnatrd condi''vn" ".
nn,raac. III The men refuse N
ccn, ,hc reduction the furnaces WI
banked up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

~, ~.,na,e. on the I'D. ~ : vote ~
,. . na~~,a the hill anpropriating
80 .., .atn for i,nnrnvinr lie Mississippi
fr,,m ~ month Il 81 Paul. Nina.
KIN. MA. ,han ~. .,o.o no "a lc expended
\, nm one wear.
r,ny<r k,rn,. formerly cashier "a
~. First national bank ~ Marshal.
Mn xbo n,..a.i ..uilty recent. %
..mhc rzl.men. and forgery. was SEN
$3.50, .r IN. "a ~ .ludre Hooker 10
-sn xa,r~ n Jackson rrison.
rSr,~x T.x,Srr.rN ,cu>r, Kn>rs
49,. -, enown t;.rman rc>i.
, vs,~.,r.. l;..a the a..l. ~
~
~ sna r,.s... Van rrnu,. ~ New
.s,,.J q ri.iJ ~ the
rr,~-.-,. h,.,;,.,
'.'- -~-~.a. a. 4 s,r.r;nr
'" LII. -....
:, ,,,.
ihh e>p'o'"" 80 N,
~ = u.ns 80 :.s,u.a
y -sn' Al'eu - s.,.,,v
I..r.,
rou' ~ ~ ~. \,
SrkNhiS" - 'ne p,o s.s,
tne naSs HAf'''" M r'-~,..5.
army ~ Ns>,s' - ~.
an = reeen' ,n's's""' ~-,n
recaiieu tns So '""' -" .~
naa ruine s'n"o" !" rruv
from inc AMe',san> N-a...s.,
uu' "na' a.
Is iair- .auu.
ME- - -. ~
md ~nne eNa. s..s MI
Inc "a ase.,en SSa. 49, Mo
"s"r.'" Nn~ -~...r,~ h;,, n.
pan" : sue la'a,'s ".~ s,sa 49,,
= P'o'''"'n \,
". nss.s.s sr,.~r 49,,
MIS- r''a 'sn'."'' \. - ~.-.a,-
MINI. sS'oo. v~p~sl. XII.
e'earsn W n. ,,1s,
oeen isra'.u !. r
tAs 80 r. M n. - v,-l
= hi'rA ~" De," \.
leE's'"'nre " 49, .-..n
ING e"1e 49, ~. H.,
II e''l. n~~smnn.. I'll Sea,
Sest'es y -
steamship M'!~" r.s
New i"rA 81 .nS - - -
Dtas."h az" ~..ao.
1onnn - hA's nnaar -
an cfor' 70 slaughter easn "'"sr
ANTHONY '"rin' 2 w~e...Aho"n -"
yer and eN-recoruer 81 AAoanS' 49,
was found eniitr. on the -''n, - ''"'.,
and ahe'un- ex-h"ohkeeper 'eolss :
whitney % me Aipans 80 ssna
bank. IN emnezz''n4 '"e T. 80"
and falsiiying y. aseounS $3.50
was de'erren' whitney = Se'ss
: seven years term ~ Imprisonment -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

WARSAW. March "-~ev'r"i
looms coming from Tbs ''er'nan ..,el
have recently been seen hove'."S .,rl
I'M Russian fortressrs and ca'np W,
~, believed TO constitute ? sperA" n.
s.rs;cc' One ri Eovno wa hr.n
~, ,be occupants continued
their glasses undisiurbed. lhe " I
s"emsd Il u under perfect control.
Il said that NJ Dombrcw'co' ,.ai,rs,
four miles west % Warsaw, r...ys
49, sccn sailing against q fresh o.s
s,onr,.l when Il pleased and MANI l,
.~..I 4. II fitted with . perfect s"'
and propclling apparatus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

IT is stated in London or excellent
authority that Rear-Admiral Hotham
of the British Pacific squadron has re-
ceived instructions 70 protect the Cana
dian s~calcrs. in the event that no ar
Engagement can be arrived at with the
United states
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

THE Chicago Farmers Review W.
Of the condition Of winter wheat: II
was feared that the winter wheat had
been greatly injured by the recent
heavy freezes. Reports from alternate
counties 81 the states covered show
that while there has been some injury
IL has not been 80 widespread as was
feared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

II. n. PArGr. cashier and head Of the
Citizens saving and Loan Association
bank Of gainesville. o.. which closed
It's doors. on the aist. has fled for parts
unknown. after realizing on all his
personal property and issuing a large
amount Of worthless paper. 10000
worth Of which had. up 70 the gath.
been presented.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

FxnDI1sND EAnaEnrKySE died in
Paris on the ri. lie was born In 1910.
ana was a distinguished rcproducer in
bronze az modern statuary. In his
studios were employed nearly 200 art
lists. aud his work A. a decorator was
not less marvellous than his Efforts in
statnary- lie was a commander OF the
Legion Of Iionor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

1T Is estimated that the proceeds OF
the New York concert for the benefit
of the Russian famine sufferers now
being distributed under the direction
OF United states Minister Smith, will
suffice to save 1000 lives
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

AT a meeting Of the holders Of
STANDARD oil trust certificates in New
York. on the aist. resolutions We're
adopted bv over two-thirds majority
declaring the dissolution Of the stand
ard Oil trust.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

Tnr New York senate. on the ed.
passed the Worlds fair bill a~ppropria-
ting $500. 600 for the New York exhibit
with the assembly amendments pro-
viding for closing the exhibit on sum
fnv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

DrsArrorSTuF~T is expressed in
French government circles a. the slow
OF the American commercial
treaty ia tho chamber Of deputies
This slowness is owing 10 the agricul-
tural influences which are opposed 70
granting the minimum tariff tc Amer
lean pork.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

TnE Canadian minister of marine ,.as
issued a notice to the effect that per
sons having claims for compensation
by reason ~ expulsion from Behring
sea under the provisions Of the modus
vivendi during 1891. must lodge them
NJ the Office Of the collector or customs
at Victoria. Il. G.. before April :. other
wise they will not be considered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

Tnr standard oil Go. Of New Jersey
has tled a certificate with the secre-
tarv OF state. changing It's name 70
s.The Standard oil CO.. dropping the
words 'of New Jersey"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

THr correspondence with Great
britain on the Behring sea matter was
transmitted 70 the senate by President
Harrison under secrecy. on the Esd II
will not. therefore. be made public nm
iii the senate so orders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

MRs. SARAH ALrHEA IT. r has been
put in a straight jacket at the asylum
in stockton. Call where She is con-
fined. on account Of her refractory con-
duct. At times she is very violent.
She will lean against the wall and says
that she receives spirit messages order
ing her 20 all sorts o. strange things
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

THE bankers Of Wisconsin met in
Milwaukee,. on the a+th. and organized
an association for mutual protection
and convenience and q closer social in
An elaborate banquet ended
the session
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

SrvFRAr OF the members Of halma-
ceda's admitted 70 bail. are
in such a wretchei condition through
prison abuse that their lives are de-
SPARED Of.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

FRAScE has refused PREPARATION or
arolorv for the .rrc>t 81 two English.
men ~ good family on a charge ~
picking pockets at the Anteuilm races
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

Ir * said that Capt. Osborne will
probably lie offered a civil post in one
~ the British colonies about The same
time as the release Of his wife from
prison. The captain. ii IS expected. will
resirn from the army.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

ANNOYED at recent disclosures Of
what took place during executive ses-
sion~. he senate mas determined 70 eS-
cluac all employees Of the body except
Secretary Nccook while sitting with
closed doors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

Mns. DANIEL :. LAMONT denied On
enc ssd. that her husband j. seriously
ill. She says he j. merely suffering
from ovcrwork.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

RIoTors Hun-arinns Of the town Of
Orccho. dissatisfied with the manner
Of the free distribution Of bread, at-
tackled the burgomaster's house. set
ting il on fire and driving the frantic
inmates back when they attempted q
escape. Fortunately n number 81
farmers gathered 10 sthe rescue. and
after q desperate struggle drove of
the bcsicgcrs aud saved the lives 81 the
Lurgomaster and his family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01
a BRAVE DEFENSE.


Lady Cashier ~u~c~<-.ufy gc~i<:s an AZ
tempted robbery.
IxprAxAroIIs. Ind. March s6.-Mi>s
Nav Bryscn. booiS-kceper at the
FleiSchmnn Yeast establishment. had a
desperate encounter with a robbcr last
evening. She was counting the re-
.cipfs Of the day when a man rushed
N and entered the cashiers private
oficc. Miss l:ryson brushed the money
INTO a waste basket under the counter
and slammed the door ~ the safe and
showed the key mp her sleeve
The robber grabbed her and a des-
perate struggle cnsuci She fought
like a tigress and pushed the fellow
I out into the main Office. He struck
her several times with his fist. but she
continued her hold upon him. cream
ing All the time nj the top ~ her voice.
lie finally loo~ed himself and ran out
~ the Office jus. as assistance arrived.
There was nearly s50n in the safe NJ
the time ~ the attempted robbery
Henri Igoeaefort sentenced 20 Prison.
PARIS. March sC.-M. Henri Roche
fort. The notorious editor Of the In.
transigcant. has been sentenced 70
prison for one year and % pay a fine Of
5000 francs for having published insult
ing articles against Qnesnay de Beaurc
pairc. the public prosecutor. The
trouble began at the time Of the prose.
cution 81 the late Gen. Boulanger
when the public prosecutor exposed
2ochefort-s record rcmorselcssly and
pronounced him 20 b. a rogue and an
sdvcntnrer. Eochcfo.4's subsequent
attacks on the public prosecutor have
| been exceedingly virulcnt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

The Llcwcllyn bill 70 protect or
rnnizcd labor was passed By the lower
house of the Ohio legislature on the
2sth. IL provides that any person. firm
or corporation that shall discharge en-
pioycs for forming or belonging 20 d
labor union. or that shall In any way
cocrcc employees for being affiliated
with such unions. shall be deemed
guilty IF a misdcmcanor and liable to .
fine % $500 and imprisonment for ono
year for the first offensc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01
= Canu~k scream Better Than m Inter
national Quarrel.

LoSno~. March . f-The Star mas an
article headed ''Blainc and Ein>'rr.
on the Eehring sea question No'vi'n-
standing the heading. The article n
moderate and pacific IN tone Tbs >'ar
expresses the hope that Lord >ali~hnrg
will renew the modus vivendi TT an
rthcr year. The Canadians will scream
the star adds. but Their ream'n-
would be better than a g pr~ auarre.
between England and '-- 'n''eH
States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

Canada Would Have To Hear the i:ruat
ia Case 81 War.
OTTAWA. Ont. March cc.-Thc Even-
ing journal lind D. discussing the Eel.-
ring sea situation. describes il ~ very
grave. and says editorially: IF the dis
patches from Washington are a be
trusted. there is really danger ~ very
serious trouble between Great Britain
and the United States President Ilar-
ri~on Is apparently assuming a domi-
necring course without much re-ari N
consequences. In this he is supported
hv ninc-tenths II the United State
prr>s. One can not contemplate with
ont shrinking the possibility .: ! war
between the two most powerful and
determined nations u the vorld. par
ticularly when the brunt % The war
must fall on ourselves.
III Canadians have 10 take their
share in a struggle 50 threatening ~
themselves. they will do 50 icarls>>ly.
but there is meanwhile no courage in
disregarding or lelittling The danger
I that threatens. Many good rcnrle'a talk
II The improhability Of two such en-
lightened nations. allied hv .iss w
blood. coming - battle II these 1r
( the crane day by day OF many NJ
the most influential and best American
papers. they would b. much les Y
hdcnt Of the surety Of the eSi''snE
peace"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-01

y ottawa Evening Journsi Describes
rho situation n Very Grave. anil Pears
Canada Would Have TO Hear the i:ruat
ia Case 81 War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-30
IN THE SLEEPING CAR.

The Woman Who Forgot Other Travellers
aud Caused Reflections and Suggestions.
From the New York sun.
Given a sleeping car on a long route and ten
women in the various compartments who have
been notified by the porter promptly at that
the train will stop at Charleston or Chicago or
Denver at . for breakfast Each imme dlately
rouses herself. rescues her different belongings
r ON the CUFFS and creases into which they
have fallen, fastens them with difficulty 81
levels which are strange to them, seizes her
dressing bag. and goes TO the dressing room to
find eight other women gathered outside and
the door locked, barred. bolted between them
and the tenth one-the woman who forgot
others
Five minutes is the limit allowed by juss
division and law of equity to each OF these
women in which to wash brush and put up her
back hair. They wait patiently for i've minutes,
grumblingly for ten, impGtiently for fifteen,
Indignantly for twenty and furiously for
twenty-five. Then there Is an eve conference,
then q series of knocks which take on the char
acter of violent remonstrsnce. Thirty Minutes
forty-forty -hve!-the bolt is heard to slide
back, and some one emerges-combed, curled,
brushed, powdered and buttoned-a self.
satisfied creature VINO smiles innocently in the
cindery faces which confront her.
Then is heard a long-drawn sigh OF wonder
the door bows deprecatingly to the others,
slips into the dressing room. spends her
shrunken minutes rs best she may, and
energies with wetted sponge and open bag, to
stand in a corner of the passage and finish the
process Of making herself unnoticeable.
Referring to such incidents an indignant
woman remarked: Il believe that any fragrant
infraction Of the rights OF individuals on the
part of a woman ID generally TO be referred TO
inexperience or ignorance. She finds herself
in a totally new position-that rs, in possession
of a dressing room which belongs to her only
by courtesy, and for a very limited time. IL
she is young or dull or totally without the dis
cipline Of constantly changing circumstances,
her mind fails to recognize the temporary
tenure, and in consequence she sins in an un-
forgivable manner against the laws Of courtesy.
Unless she is very, very dull, she scarcely COM
mits this sin a second time; but IL she does
some punishment should be invented, fog
surely none exists equal TO the awful eraspera-
ton of her crime. 1 leave the suggestion 10
the many who have suffered ct the hands OF
this sort of woman, and commend her to the
class whose tender mercies are Characterised
in the Bible as cruel"