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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office CT the Co =
v porstion Court Of the city OF Alexandria on
tha ODD dav Of March 1902

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office CT the Co =
v porstion Court Of the city of Alexandria on
the 22d day OF March, 1892.
John ]. Desmond Coruelius Desmond in hs
own right and as administrator of Hon Deg.
mond deceased, HoroIia Murphy, Edward
Murphy, MsgAr.t Rocket, John i. Fockett
Mary Carroll, WI. Carroll, Mary Desmond.
John Dcsmond, DAiisl Deem oBd, Jeremiah
Desmond, William Desmord, Mary Desmond
children of Jtremish Desmond, Edward No.
land, Jsmes holland Marion Noand, Bernard
holland aud Hsry Ho!end children Of Kate
Nolsnd.
Memo: The Object of this suit il 10 obtain q
psrtition Of tho estate OF / lien Desmond, de-
cta.td. or il this cannot To conveniently done,
then sale end division OF the proceeds among
those entitled thereto, snd for settlement OF the
administration accounted Cornolips Desmond, sd-
ministrstor Of Ellen Desmond dece a;ed.
The defendants NarSaret Rocket. John z.
Boskett Dor husband, Mary Carroll aud w. j.
Carroll her husband, Mary Desmond, widow of
Jeremiah Desmond, deceased, John Desmond,
Daniel Desmond, Jeremiah Desmond, Willism
Deemo and MARY Desmond, Chi d.en of JeIe-
miah Desmond deceaaed, Edward Nolsnd and
lug entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to tho act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they rot residents of this State:
it is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit, and tina.
copy of this ordor be forthwith insert.
81 in tho ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once a week
for tour successive weeks, and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of this city.
JOHN 8. BEACH, Clerk.
&c. Ca-lin, q. msr23 w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
ALEX a N IA. Va
THURsDAY EVENING. MARCH "a.

TBERE Is no doubt Of tbs fact thai Mf.
Cleveland Is popular 10 all the esstss o. 'u0
North. and he should be; Tor he iS eminens's
right On the three important safl sats OF .ns
tariff naus;ons and silver. Noe 10 1t denisu
tia. be- hes sssoug following In Inc eonta
also, as the people of this section are WIN
him m t,7o CT these eutiset,. But way any
southern man should prefer him to man
equally sound CD ell of them. and who, IN
addition, not only is now, but always mas
bsan. their friend and defender, while he has
not. is strange, to say tie least. That Mr.
Cleveland haa, by bis own words snd &C.
lions, given rise to the opinion that ne nSs
not always been their friend, ia proved sS
the following attesIed facts. He recently
has spoken Of than SO laying "ie6sllious
hands upon the fsg"; when President ne
reyoked the commission of southern man
because, when That man was bog, twenty
odd years before, he had written Dcyish
letter. saying be wss gcins i.t' the war arc
would swim hls hor5e In yankee blood; os-
cause he approved rule OF Mr. Villas oy
which no ex-Ocnfedsrate holding minor
position in bic department could be pro-
NOTED and because he refused to allow pen
sions to Mexican soldiers who we're ex-Coa.
fsderstes. tnough authorized to do 30 by a
law of Congress, By decision OF the U. 3.
Supreme Court, end by the ruling OF thu la"
officer OF the Interior Depertment,sn which
were issued By Mr.. Harrison, soutn-heler as
ne is. as SOON 30 he was iDaugurated. Iaere
are OTTER facts which need not be mentioned
ehst prove that Mr.. Cleveland is either not
friendly to the South, or else mas most nm
sortunate manner OF demonstrating bic
friendship. Theee facts may tend to maze
MIR. Cleveland popular In the North, oa'
that thsy should have the same effect In the
South Ia passing strange. Nor is 10 lees re-
maskabe that Governor oiNew York, who
ayowed his intention of vstoirg proposed
appropriation by his State to national fail
as long as thsre was the slightest danger o.
the Force bill, or ofany othet MEASURE intend
ed 10 degrade tbs southern people, Should
Instead Of being grapped to their hesrt'
with hooks OF steel. be opposed by soma Of
kkem. sad By few bs looked upon In the
,iest. not only of public, but peEsonsl en-
emv. Old time southeynsrs sought to re-
quite .syors, not to manife,t ingratliude
But times chsngs, aud men with them, and
southern uen siong with ths others.
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A Break for Liberty.

RUsK, Tex, Mar. 24.-Yseteriay tTc
oouvio.s named Su t. Coun!z. and another
started up ladder to scale the wall, wheu
one OF the guards shot and instantly killed
Suit. The other two grabbed ore OF the
guards, and Osunz pulling large dirk ca
his throat from ear to car. The wound Ia
ntt necessarily fetal. The noise attracted
other guards and officers, who soon quelled
the affair.
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agws or Gas Dag.

Charles 7. Clsgett, e1-member OF the
Maryland Senate, died suddenly ct biz home
10 Prince Georges county, yesterday.
EARLY application will be made to have
temporary receipts for securities deposited
the New York Stock Exchange.
Mrs. joseph Green, one of the gang OF
Camden shop.lifters. caught In Allentown,
Pa, last fall, gave birth to twins 10 jail In
that city yesterday boy weighing four
pounds and girl Weighing three.
Rollln White, who claimed to BE- the In.
vensor OF the Smith & Wesson revolver, died
a. Lowell, Mass. yesterday. He once petition
ed Congress to give him possession ofthe In
venton. A bill to that effect passed Con-
grees, but was vetoed by President Grant.
Lady Gordon Cumming wife of Sir VIM.
Gordon Cumming, who figured 30 proni-
nantly 10 the famous baccarat scandal, in
which ths Procc 81 Wales was stakeholder,
has given birth to a daughter.
Charles @. Goodman, the Baltimore ward
politician and ex.hsrbornsster Of the canal
ct Georgs;owG, Who has been on trial for
several dRys pact for the murder Of John T.
Dpuoan two months ago, Was acquitted 10
Baltimore yesterday. l. was shown thst
D1ncen had bounded Goodman four years
and made threats against his life On account
Of an old grudge.
TIE result Of the democratic white prima-
ries held IL Louisiana on Tuesday Is that
the ticket beaded by ex Gov. 8. D. MoEae-
TT sill be the regular Ststs ticket, and tia t
headed By Murphy J. Fnstsr will withdraw.
TIE majority for MoEners Is about 000
The Foster ticket was nominstad by the
anti.iottsTy democrats before the Withdraw.
81 OF the Louisiana company's cffer for re-
neWsl OF its franchise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

SUB sTBATUM.-We viii gigo two inches of ad.
vertisug space for six moutt in the ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE, TO the dealer in Al,xaI dris, who shall
buy and pay for the ltrgest amoun5 Of our shoes
between the LIST of March and tho 1st OF septem-
Der 1892, provided only, that cur shoes are mtn-
toned in each Issue OF thu spsce for the period
named. Three months 20 second largest buyer;
six weeks to third lsrgest This simply ilirs.
trat, s our anxiety to have every lady aad child
in AlexandIis walk in Alexancris N sde shoes.
We will SEE that the Ladies need never blush to
say that their shoes are home msde, and If econ
omy is wealth. we venture nothing in guarantee.
ing you wesisa d. wearers OF our shoes
feb22 co The POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

CHURCH BURNED-The Rhoadesville
Baptist church, near Lafayette Station. OF
The narrow gauge railroad, In Orange
county, Was brsped to the ground Sunday
morning. The Sunday school, was assem-.
bed at the time, but the flames were cot
discovered until portion of the ceiling fell
into the room, when the roof wassesn to be
In Asmea and It Uss impossible to save the
building. The church was 52llt bat few
years sgo, and its destruction Is ssVaTo
blow to the little band Of earness Bapsists
who labored 30 Esalou5ly to erect 1t. Rev.
E. G. Baptist vas the PASTOR. No doubt
steps will be taken Immediately TO Reba;ld.
- Fredericksburg Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
YIReIHEA WEWa.

The postofios at Huntar's BILLS, Fairfax
county, has tesn Giecop tlnued. Mail will
be cent to Vienna.
The only case heard by the Court of Ap.
peals yesterday was that of Hurt against
Brooks, which wss argued and continued.
& private telegram from Hot Springs.
Ark, states that Henry E. Ba,ksdale, one
Of the most prominent lawyers of Danv.!le,
shot and killed himself yesterday.
The Southern Methodists of Stanton
will erect new bulldog there at the coat
OF $50, 1000, 20 take the place of the one thst
was crushed in by the Snow last week.
The Pfesoyterian congregation Of Lsea-
burg has rendered to Rsv. Geo. L. Bitter,
OF Kentucky, call to the passionate o! their
church.
Rsv, Charles T. Herndop, Of Hamilton
and Lessburg churches, Londoun county,
| has been called 10 one OF the Bartie5
| ct nyches in Roanoke, but it is net known
whether os not be will socept.
The Grand L,dge OF Oid Fellows OF Vir-
gnia meets Ia Richmond, April 18th. The
condition of tie order 10 the State is very
furnishing end there have besna number CT
additions to the lodges.
in Carpenter dlsd In Berrygille Sun.
day last. He vas former professor In the
| University of Louisiana and from 1858 t.
| 1880 psymaster 10 the United States
| navy.
The arbitrator Is adjust the disputed &C.
caunts between the executors Of the will 0!
], fGrsou Davis, end D. Appleton & Co.,
have filed report 10 New York In favor OF
the publishers
A Nashville. Chat anooga and st. Louis
traip, near Tnllahoma, Tenn., yesterday,
threw J. W. Alliston and his two children
into Cannon river from bridge. The girl
was rescued, but the man and boy were
| drowned.
The Warrenton Virginian says the scare
| about mad dogs In this place Ia probably
we'll founded. Since that first one was there,
another has Ger .inly gone mad. cali be-
longing to Mr.. Shepherd also had hydro
phobia.
While Bishop Whites health ia as good
az 1t has been for several weeks, the eez ina
continues In bis face end eyee; the later sre
bsndsged 10 exclude The light. BE is still
sufferer therefore aud his nights are rest.
less and uncomfortable
Mr.. John T. Coils died at bis home nesr
Wayrenton recently In the 6S b year of his
age Of congestion of the brain, and Mrs. Jno.
W. Payne, an old lady OF the OrIean neigh
borhood, died Friday last 10 the 7S.h year OF
her eye.
Leo Camp, Confederate Veterans, of Rioh-
mord. have invited the members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic during their
national enosmpment at Washington TO
vIsit Redmond, assuring them OF hearty
welcome.
Ex Gov. F. W. NJ. Holiday arrived at mis-
home In Winchester last Saturday. He
sailed from Liverpool, E 1gland co Wedues-
day. March 9th and arrived 10 New York
Thursday morning March LIB, came to
Charlie. town and spent Friday night " th
his sister end then home on Saturday. he
aaa been gone this time just seven montbs
and has been all through France, Italy and
E,yps. he visited tae principal mountain
PAGES 10 France aid all the important
cities Oh the COST. Perhaps Ex-Governor
holiday has travelled for pleasure as much
as auy man of his age in the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

at THE late meeting OF the republican
committee OF Virginia, a. ChambeElin's in
Washington, nearly ali these present we're
federal ofice holders. Uuder the last ad.
minIstrstion the presence OF federal Office
holders at political meetings vas deemed
conclusive :evidencs OF peEnioious partisan
gsm, and was punished by removal. The
result sss reduced msjorities la oil the
democratic States. and falling off ia the
democratic vote Ia all che republican States.
Sad, but true. Meu ere but human.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
aS(z55S &
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON. March "a.
aHG TIE


A resolution offered By Mr.. Carey In re.
gard to the necessities OF the government in
the way Of public buildings In Washington
gave rise to daouaaion, In the ccufee oil
which Mr.. Vest stated that the Senate bad
passed this session a bill for the construction
of hall OF records but thst the House haf
taken no action on it. The uss Of the Malt
by building for Senators although 1t was In
tended largely for bureaus Of the govern
ment was brought up and commented
upon, end referred to tle committee on pub
lie property.
A bill to define the grades OF certain
medical officers OF tbs army was reported
adversely.
Bills were introduced for rural postal de-
livery to aid the special delivery system /;
az to postal notes; to prohibit advertising
sheets passing as secoad oass mail matter ;
Tor the relief of fourth Glass pogtmssters to
indemnify the ssnders OF registered neil
matter lost Ia this mails; snd for pneumatic
tube transmission OF mails in cities.
Mr.. Sherman olf,rsd resolution (Which
went oyer without astionl calling on the
Secretary OF thsTreasury for detailed state
ment OF the saving or the increase In the
annual expenditure which would result from
transfer Of the revsnus marine to tne
Navy Department.
The resolution was agreed to which d..
reefs tina heads Of the ssvsrsl departments
and OF the other branches OF TIA public ser
vice in the city OF Washington to transmit
to the Senate lists of Rll their aubordiDaiea
including lsborers not employed under the
civil service rules was agreed to, aud then
the Senate proceeded to executive business.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bland, of Missouri. Immediately sftar
the reading Of the jautnal, demanded the
regular order, and the Speaker proceeded to
call the committees for reports.
The silver bill was then taken up and Mr..
Bland gave notice that lin order to permit
members of the Comnittse on Coinage
Weights aud Measures to address the House)
he would not oall tie previous question
until O'Clock.
MIR. Wlli,m7, ef Iilincis. then took the
floor In favor Of The bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
MONETARY AID C0MMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Mar. 24.-In the stock market this
morning the dealing in the leading stocks was
10 marked contrast to that Of the last two weeks.
many stocks being remarkably active and in some
vide 4uctpations were seen. The general list,
however, was still dull and Without feature. The
late dealings were marked By material diminu.
ton in the amount of business done, but stagns-
ton in prices set in, and at II a. m. the market
vas quiet AID steady at but small changes from
the opening prices.
ALEXANDRIA MAsKzr. March 24-Ths mar.
let today Is quiet and prices ere shade lower
with light otfsting'. We quote: Wheat s5a1OO (;
Corn 45a4s; Bye 7oa80, and Cats 3ss4O. Bute
ter is wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

The pain killing and the healing proper.
ties of Salvation Oil are the theme CT every
tongue. When fellow receives wound
OF any kind now a.dsys, Instead of running
for doctor, he quietly applies 10 the dealer
for Salvation Oh. 25 cenfe.
Whispsrings of lope.-Your baby's lie is
In danger whenever 1t 10 troubled with o
cough or cold. Give Dr.. Bulls Congh ssr.
mp. Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

THE WASHINGTON Star speaks Of the ne.
groes as Afro.Amerioans. 1.-THE average ne
gro should hear himself called an Afro-
American he would think term OF reproach
had been applied t. him, and would pro-
truds his lips accordingly. White men have
fought bscsnse they were spoken OF as ubi.
quIto1s, who would not resent really OF
probrious terms. and most negroes would
deem Afro-Amesicsa stigma "of the deep
ast dye.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

Nothing bat supsrlasivs merit ca1 account
for the phenomenal reputation achieved
oy Salvation OIL. It kills pain. Price 25
cspts.
The Daswlnian theory perplexes the mul.
tisude. They oijsot to descendants from
monkeys. But net even baby objects to
DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

ACCORDING TO the uaaoimous opinion of
ali the members OF the republican commit.
Gee OF Virgins present at the last meeting
of that ooasaissee, General Mshone's posi-
tlon az head aaG front OF the Virginia repub.
licsns is even more secure now than 1t ever
vss before. President Harrison Ia no lover
of the General, but be loves kieksrs sven
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

EMPEROR WILLIAMS ILLNESS Tho Berlin
1agsbtatt reports that Emperof William Is suffering
from emphysema of the lungs Tho malsdy was
contracted on his recent excursion to Grunewa'd,
and produced slight asthmstic attacks, ard hii
doctors at once advised him to go to the thinner
atmosphere Of Hubsrtus,tock in oldsr to insure a
pro npt recovery. According 10 an official state
mont, the Empe or IL suffering from On attack of
kind of influenza, and needs fresh air and
quietude. The Emperor ia not even attended by
his body physician, DR.. Leuthold, the latter's as.
tistant, being the only doctor in attend ,nce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
TKLEaKAPHIC BRRYITIRS.

The salt sgsinst the Cert al Railroad and
Banking company ci Georgia, entered By
Mrs. Rowana Clarke. CT the minority stuck
holdsrs. opened this mosu!ng in tie U1ited
States Oonrs at ileccn, Gs.
Yesterday h bsdies of % Of the ni1cis who
met their fac II tho minO at DunbAr, Pa, june
16. 1890, were found, ard to-day they will bt
brought to the eur!sce for burial.
The Elbenot Hotel. at Mount Washington, neal
Baltimore, together with the fnrri.ure Was en-.
tirsly consumed by fire early this morning. The
hotll a frame structure an / was upoccupied
Baroness Albert Boshschild, who had been i'll
for long time, died to-day in Vienna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

To Protect the Seals in American Waters.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Is ia now pro-
poeed to eztsnd the operations of the
naval vessels In Behrlrg sea to the waters
within the three mile limit alcrg the entire
Alaskan coast north OF latitude 55 degrees
to Un!mak Pass, south of Behring ses. In
this way the seal herd on i.s way to the
rookerles of Prlayloff islands will be Pro-
teossd at leaas to limited extent from
poschers elong the entire cou!so usually fol
lowed by them. A large number Of seals ara
annually killed in these watsrs especially
In the Gulf OF Alaska nssr Mount 81. Elias
and westward along the peninsula as far as
Unlmak Paas, which Ia used By the seals "a
an entrance to SehrlDg eco. The coast at
that point Is indet tad with ooyes and inlets
where the waters sheltered ftom northern
winds by range of mountains are smooth
and ahalow aad efford sn excellent plsy-
ground for the scala. Poachers are we'll &C.
quainted with this fact and are always as
sured of good catch 10 that vicin tY.
Nearly $4,000 seals we're slaughtered 10
these waters within Inc three mile limit lest
ysar. 1t ls now proposed for The fret time
to maintain an efficient patrol ever these
wsters With view to the protection of the
seal herds Oh their way to Bshring sea go
long as they remain within the juii:diotion
ofthe United States. TIE rayenus vessels
Oorwln and Albatross have already gone to
Alaeksn waters on this mission and will
soon be followed by the Rush and Bear AID
possibly By several naval vessels, The seals
do nc usually enteE Behring sea until June,
so that prior to that data the operations Of
the fsst might be confined to the South
Alaskan coaet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

J. Coleman Drayton ard q. 4. Burrowe ar.
rived at New York yesterday on the Msiestic.
There had been no trouble between them during
the voyage Blu. Mt. Drsyton expected soon to e1.
plain his recent challenge TO Mr. BurroHe to fight
q dgeI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

Ferdinand Ward, Of Grant and ward
nctoriety, will be RELEASED from Sing Sing
prison April 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION to our large
w ssscrtmont Of Gents' Shirts, Laundered and
UDlaundered, best quality for the price 2.
MARIA AGGS B. 5LAYMAKERl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

with crowded galleries and foil attendance
OF members of the House. The grea'e'l
diligence has been e1erttd by the leaders OIL
both sides for the past three days TO secure
the preseues Of every member Tho Is not
absent from ihs o;t?, when the hour G
Anal vote arii'es, and SO we'll have they
succeeded in thelr Efforts. that only tae ger
tlemen who lave been granted leave By Inc
House ere abeent when the gasel fell &C.
day, and thsse are 60 equally divided upon
tbs queslion that neither eide derived spy
advantage from their non.a!tendanee.
U4der The notice OF Chairman Bland ye'-
terdsy that he would at O'clock this after
moan move lhs previous question on the bill
and lis smendmen's,tw two hours yet remained
befors the programme ofopposi!!on end de-
lay contemplated by Mr. Tracey end dis co.,
lesgues could be inaugIrsted against final
vote on the passage OF the bill. That such q
program would be carried Gu. no ons doubted
for moment. Iadsed Mr.. Tracey, hirself,
has frankly avowed for the past three days
that his faction would avail themselves OF
every RESOURCE afforded by the rules 10 FL
buster against the passage Of the bill. and
he this morning stated that he would per-
sist In his filibus!eripg tactics untll he Sc
cured vote on the substitute bill! for an H.
terms tional monetary congress and until ths
committee on rules were finally compelled
to brig In iuie suppresslDg the fiibuster'
ers by naming day AID hour when nc
thing would be In order but the vote on the
passage OF The bill. Immediately afer the
reading of the journal tas period Of generai
debate Hae extended three hours By The an.
nouucemsnt ct Mr.. Bland that he would
Dol tpore the motion for the previous ques.
t!cn un til fise O'Clock Ia order to give op
poriunity for greater debate. Representa-
tive Williams, ofIilInois, democratic mem
her Of the committee on GLAZING, opened the
debate In favor CT the bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar. 24.-Ths last
legislative day Of the silver debate opened
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24

I ARGE BARS PALM LaUNDaY SOAP for
IL sale at 10c each by
feb9 &c MILBURN.
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GAR3APAEiLLnE,n

,, For garges, NAV bound, bioaiing and fsyers
Ailk fever and abortion preventiy iuat received
and for nala hy
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-19
Peace nfTWO Homes.

He was young man who had been
married few years. In answer to a
question about pin money he said: get
my wages every Saturday night. carry
the money home and give every cent of it
10 my wife, if want any, ask her for it.
She buys what We want, ana she puts
in the bank what we can spare, 1t is as
much her interest as 1t is mine to save all
we can. Ii she is fit to be my wife and
bring up the children she is fit to be
trusted with thepmoney, and l never ask
her what she does with it.
Another man, who receives monthly
wages, said:
When I am paid hand over to my
wife as much money as She earned before
We were married, and that WAS $4 a week.
There is peace in both these homes.
There is no need Of comment.
Statesman.