Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

not, as % fu'o. thH famly hrCadwiuner,
and her death does not. save IN oxccp
tional cases, require TO DO guarded
against in o pecuniary point Of view.
stu tho number of women whose dc
misc woull tlho bread cut Of the mouths
Of Others T. on tho increase.
Companies object 10 take fgnalo risks
because womcn nro exposed 90 die of
casualties and diseases from which men
arc cNompt .sut, on tho other hand.
mon arc exposed to III 5f accidents or Of
diseases produced 10y reckless lives quito
"a frequently n1 women perish in child.
birth or from diseases incident TO mntor-
nifty. Tho aexos uro fairly ON nn c1ual-
ity In thi- respect. Il "a probable that n
healthy young womnn OF twenty who.h-
or marricd or unmarried, 81 ubo't as
good a risls as young man OF the Same
age.
Somo OF Tho companies raise ihe point
whether any One hus an maurahlo iutor-
cstin the lilcof 70 woman. A mgnswi,c
aud children mvc w iuaurahlo interest
IN his life, bat who u'leu % pccuuiory
loss whom -irl or o. married womnn
diosy Certainly not, o. general rule,
the faihcr. or ,ho mother or the broth
ors and sisters OF Che former, or the lus.
band of the laftcr; they may be- plunged
into dcop Hiliiciun. hut affection cannot
BE- measured m dollar'
But Che case alters II the girl or tho
married w1man belongs TO tho wording
class, so that she 81 IN whole or m part
tho bradWnucr FOR tho huu ohold; then
her iaIIor mother, brothers. sisters.
children. and possibly her husband.
may have ava interest In hor lie which
can hn Insured. n she belong 10 the
lcisur, clasi, and docs not contribute by
/ hcr daily cSetlious 90 tho daily rg.to-
nance Of her family, 10 isuot envy 90 eco
who has an interest ga her life which
/ could DO appraised Ia dollars. and 20.
/ which company could make compcna.
b ton IN the form OF - chuck.
/ h common, when marriage takes
/ rlrco between youngpcoplo who have uC
/ fortune and cSpcct 10 be- dependent on
/ the huabaud's cxcr,ioua, for ,hu man {,
insure his lie in fayor.of his wifr and
/ children. This is ono OF the most bcucf
iccut uses of lie insurance. Formerly
morn frequently than now, the consort
assured their lives rcciplocaily. each vi
/ favor VI the other. This operation uoyci
could bo rcconcilod with business prin
c!p'of orHouud ethics,
Experience, moreover, has developed
the unpleasant fact that tho mortality
among women whose lives are injured
IN favor oi their husbands Is larger thm
tho ordinary mortality tables warrant
It o. 10 terrible thing 90 say, but doctor
and criminal lawyer, believe the crim'
OF wife murder 10 DO much more IRE
quont than 81 commonly supposed. II O.
q crime THAT Is rarely suspected, uu,
still moro rarely detected. \ woman s.
tasCu III with strange pain. She con
suits n DOCTOR who lWows that w0mcl
arc always having strange pains. AN,
thgt they generally arise from very gim
pie causes. He prcscThcs for this or tina
organic trouble. The pain continue
Tho woman trics othcrmediciucs, whicI
have relieved friends Of her under sim
liar circumstances. Tho husband act
M nurse and gives the medicine. j
those days OF science, toNicology know
a dozen drugs which arc difficult 20 dc
tect by smell, taste or sight, but which
ii regularly administered. will sap M
aud eventually cause death.
ASA general rule, girl should rorus
20 insure her life In favor of her hu.
band and o well administered compan
should refuse 10 issue such policy
san Francisco Argonuut.