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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

so'is lo5. feb. 3. tSpccia,.l
Ssotsa.g secured judgmerS
I 81 pefseHaln Pacific road for
i sssl bs; y.i Injuries sustained
"a . BRAKEMAN. '"'' Au-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
uprIDrNr1IAl,s prACr

Topeka Kan, Feb. y Governor llcwpr.
lax thls llurninE sent 90 thr senate the
uUuo OF John W. Brpidhthil, chairman of
the populit state committee iu hr state
huuk commissioner in plucr VI Charles A.
johnson Republican
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

A Fine 500 sewing Machine for Only sa4
Try One.

Try one.
Slvert0n, Tex, Dec, o, 1892
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen: The high arm sewing mn
chine is all you claim for It. ID IL first.
class Ia every respect My wife II de.
lighted with H. IL i neat and well
finished, light running, and gives en-
tire satisfaction. Respectfully,
ID H. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
KnLEu ~ PIGEON.

hlllltAi III ilhlJNs
Musisuuer T. r. Fcb s. Ncws has
reached here of the llng % Deputy Mar
shals iuff .Bunnor ana iSuluht ncur Tuhlp.
quta boy Elll Pigeon, uu Indian desperate
The house bin tn grant the right 10 the
Waco Power company to huild q dum
arross the Brozos was also agreed To hr
iuYowhly reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

cniyeaton sugar IIari,st

Cnlveaton sugar Market
Galveston, TOX.. Fob. S.-Spc'ial)-
Sugar Plantation ay0uts prices lea rouni
lots by tho carload Tor Louisiana sug1rsi
Market clusrn firm ns revised
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

HFVtNEp sUGAWa
standard granulatod Internationally
STANDARD conicctionurs' A.. - -
uude''sss .,st.-..st....s',.....5
iV"uereu~ .,.s.... .............,.oH
Cruahod and cutloaf ....,.......,..,..
Wholesale groccrs quotations &@1c
higher
Grades omitted not In market
- ~ on CoI 90 Market
Galveston Tex. Feb S-(SprAlal.l 49,
Coloo closed hrm AT Il advance.
Ctduafy '......s...,-....
Good Ordinary .................lg4
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CNoi'e ''s.s.'s.. .s.....s....s.. .eltt
iSNDuIINN 'ss'ss. ..............s SO -o'V-o'a
Galveston Wool Market
Galveston, Tex, Feb s --(Spsciall go
Wool-Market closed steady unchanged
sPRiNG-rwELvE MONTHS CLIP
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FINANCIAL.

British Consols
London. Fob s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
Receipt, az All united state. FORT.

Daily Movements az interior Towns
Galveston. Tex. Feb s
The evening world., 1893-12-01
70 WIN BY HOOK OR CROOK
Machine Bosses Bound to Control
the Legislature.
Why IIill, Croker, Sheehan and Me.
LuuyhIin Arc in Conference.

No sacro; is made OF tho fact that Sen
ator HIN and i.icut.-,iov. Shechan are
in town to consult with Richard Croker
and Hugh Mclaughlin about the organ
i2a'ion Of the Legislature
1t is understood that If 10y any hook
or crook they can capture the Senate. as
they did in 1921. 10y counting Democrats
in. they will do So. II is considered i'm
portant by the machine leaders to hav"
control of the Senate for party reasons
II the Senate is Democratic. or can be
made tie. so that l.ieut.-Gov. Sheehan
Will hav" The deciding vote. bills that
might embarrAsS the Governor to veto
would he prevented from reaching him.
The Republican programme Is to pass
new election bill, revise the excise laws
and repeal the obnoxious municipal
in the state of home rule. and substi-
tuted boss rule and methods for honest
government.
rs passing such bills the Democrats
into mole" The bosses want to pre-
vent that, but how they are going to
capture the Senate without repeating the
pMtch-ss County steal, is question.
The Senate apparently stands, Republi-
g., cans 10; Democrats, ~. The Republic
cans include in that count owen and
Bradley, of Brooklyn, who were elected
as Ropuhlicans, but about whose Re
Iuhlicanism grave doubts have been ex-
pres scd. With Bradley and owen in the
Der locratic column, the Senate would
stand Il to IL.
\ gain Of enc more would have to he
made BY the Democrats to make the
SCI ate a tie and give the presiding
officer tn, deciding vote
The same Board of tanvassers that
| .HnvLssrd the Dutchess County returns
! Till cunt the Vot" cast at the last
| election, but it is not thought probable
that they would 20 TO the extremes
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or outsiders wh" line ny along the "hSe
Of the field. The rour-topt fence was n
great institution. and II cneCiuaIlN Nlt,
vented the crowd from lreakinE m ana
the iic!d was kept psrr"rtly clear
Tn" University Athletic clubs ARRANGE,
monts for seating the people an,
for enabling them to ma 'h','
places in the various stands were AZ
inirnnly carried out. and there was ht-le
or no confusion during tho day. 70
Manager Freedman Is due n share OF 'n'
crnlit for th"s" Arrangements.
The Elevated road. however, proved
that il was utterly incapable of HANGING
80 large u number Of people. and thTl
sands werc obliged to walk several ml!,,s,
before they could reach trains that WOULD
carry them downtown. All tho stations
above one Hundred and Twenty-hft1
street were packed with siruEGlinG
crowds for an hour and half after th'
game was over.
! weird incident Of the game was the
finding OF Il cork hand in the HELD lusi
after the game closed u was "ncasro
I'm "A brown kid glove, and Is SUPPOSED 'c
belong to some enthusiastic Princ'ton
ian who lost 1t while waving Tor ms
Tigers victory. 1t came sailing over
the heads Of the crowd and t"ll nj
Roundslnan Wepdells feet, and 1t IS now
ut the one Hundred and FittN-se"onr
street police station, awaiting us owner
The evening world., 1893-12-01
TOUGHs RESCUE THEIR PAL.
Detectives Deve:y and Cohen Bru-
tally Clubbed and Beaten.
A Citizen Caused tho Arrest OF One
OF tho Thugs Inter.

John MahOney. twenty -fivo yeats old,
was rcmandcd in the Tombs court to-
day for assauting Detectives D"very
and Cohen, of the church street station,
last night. He will probably he charged
with robbery also
While in crowd watching parad"
nf the "tarolna Rangers" on Greenwich
street, near Park place. the detectives
saw n thief known AS Red the Bloke'
take watch from a mans pocket. The
officers pourcri upon the thief, who
made great deal Of resistance.
Finding that he could not get away
the prisoner gave n peculiar call or cry.
which brought to his side a score Of
hard Hooking young men, who imme-
dia teiy attacked the detectives, shout
ing their demands for the release of the
prisoner.
The fight was lively one. The odds
against the detectives We're heavy. hut
they hung onto their prisoner as long
as possible The mob attacked them
with sticks and stones, The detectives
used their clubs AMI tried to draw their
revulvers. but were unable to do 50 or
account of being hemmcd in by the
crowd.
Finally Detective ppvcry was fellel to
| the ground by a blow behind the ear
| and at the same time Cohen received {
| stab wound in the right wrist
| Then the mob took the detectives
| clubs from them and hammered theil
owners with them, while the prisoner
ran away. The detectives. glad to IS
| cape with their lives. lmpci to III" sta
ton house with bruised bodies and tori
| clothing.
| About an hour later word was received
from the police of tho charles stree
| station that they had under arrest 1
man concerned in the assault ON Dcvor!
and Cohen.
4 citizen had seen the arrest made b!
the detectives ana had seen the THE
pHsS the watch to another man, whom
he afterwards saw join in the attaci
or the detective. The citizen followed
this man and caused his arrest by a po
li"rman Of the Charles street station
In the TCmbs Police Court this momin
the prisoner said his name was John
MHh0nny. twenty five years old. He wa
| nlpl
The evening world., 1893-12-01
BRIDE ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
She Fought Her Husbands Battle
and Ee Ran Away.

Barbara Hartman, n bride of two
weeks, was fined SO in the Essex Market
Court to-day for assault. Mrs. Hartman
and her husband went into Mrs. Kate
VOLTS saloon, at A+ East Eleventh
street. last night, and Hartman quar-
relied with Mrs. Wolf. The bride came
to her husbands assistance and struck
Mrs Wolf with n beer glass,
\ policeman came in, and Hartman
bascly deserted his wife, making his es-
cape over "A fence in the rear. ON the
way to IN" station Jacob KOpp tried to
rescue Mrs. Hartman and was also ar
rested.
A. the city Of New York has no police
patrol wagon service, the Onicer was
obliged 10 lead hts prisoners through
the streets TO the station.
Kopp was fined So in Essex Market
Court this morning.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
TRUSTEE PERKINS IS PA|NEO.
He Says Dr. Paxton's Friends
Have Misrepresented Him.
Some Alarm Felt rs to tho Pastors
Disappearance.

President Edward IT. Perkins, ir.. Of
a., ,,,,.,..,,. .,i ,rr,dor., <,,i,u,I
Wv '"'p'' We "'' -, -, ,,'a
West PRESBYTERIAN church is. according
., tina .,,,.n,,ris az ,rruu,rc " II
w '''' H'''''''' ''''
CRANBERRY and br. Joseph Finch, Charg-
ed hy the Rev. Dr John Il. Paxton Of
,,'..,.,.. ,,.,.',.. r,,,, r,,,, >.,. \,,,, an,
'"'H INV" "''' '''''' ~" ~
forced him Ia resign his pasturht".
"'' ,, ,",''nS ,.,'',o, nr r,x,nr
hi''''' 'i'"' ''''"'S N'''''' ''' "H''''
at i'r'dS"vlIle' ia" where N" hah b"eh
Shaving for some time. and obtained the
.,,,hlr,v,,l ar his r.ei,n,,ion lie re-
"''''' ""' We ''7 ,,
,,'...'', ,,,,,,.. ,,. ,..,,,,,,,.n,,, ,,r an
trustee ''i"'iH WIS ''SP'hN'"'' ''' u"
the trouhl" In IN" church.
This statement ~ confirmed by l'r
! Finch, who was also member of That
Committee. TN" story to- by thos" gen
tlem"n ~ that Mr.. Perkins was nr-
pointed by the trustees last October to
confer with Dr. Paxton in regard 10 n
proposed reduction Of his salary from
| $i5.on to $1,000 n year, IN view or the
hard times, and that I'r. Paxton con
scented readily to this suggestion,
subsequently,. however II Is said that
| Mr.. Perkins represented IN TN" minister
that his resignation was demanded by
tn" maJ9,i,yy %L tn" '2nsr"Ento ,o,o "h IN"
/
| mad driven som" Of tn" w"althirst mem
| hers of the nOCk out OF the church by
| his pam pr'hchlng. ana mat inc III
/ t"restS OF tn" church would u" best
served hv. his wi,ldrnwhi
MIR. Perkins was seen hv an Even
| ing W"rld' reporter AZ tn" Importers
and Traders Bank III X morning
" am deeply panied and surprised ri
these statements mad" in regard to my
action as n trust"" OF IN" church, h'
said, ''h"Causc they utterly miSr"pr"S"n
! he
II can't understand how such msstat"
mcntS could hay. been made 10y th"s'
cuuv"rsaut with tn" actual situation
| Their" seems to hhN" been IniShhd'f
The evening world., 1893-12-01
REPORT OF MORE SHOOTING.
Hisbee's Specials Said to Have
Fired on Stone Throwers
bad Accident Narrowly Avsrted at
East Briii's.

According - the reports received by
Chnr 6 ,srr. ~ noon today. there Was
/ s'uu'.turpwIug incident yoster-
AFTERNOON Special Oniccr lIigbee,
Nrp nuI .hnrg" or a squad ~ specials
which went u.. WIN It w"s.hpund I.".
higu rrIyl' 'r,.u ABOUT o'clock y"strr-
di,. reported tina. =. ih" train vas pass
ing IN. Central Erilroad's round house.
at Nv"u,I" y. H,'pnre. a shower Of bal
L., rock and coal cam" rom crowd OF
mcn who had gathered there.
ono Of liigb",'- men la tn" top OF
his hat CARRIED ava" bY 4 sharp piece OF
"urls rho "sr"riaIS" drew their revolt
Irr- nud nr"i into m" CROWD.
Officer lIigh"" could not learn whether
or 10, any at th' stone thrnw"rs ~"r"
h.t. ns tho train di not stop for fear
tn" coupling pins would %" drawn.
hpst ui IN" stones seem to have been
aimed at tn" cngin" cab. All the cab
windows w.r" smashed but the engineer
aud fireman escaped injury.
IN" nearest the specials" have come
H. lpratiug the ston"-ihrowers was when
officer liigber reported that tn" fireman
Of rhiIadrlphia ANA Rcahlng "ngin. ~
throw coal al tn" l."hish train near f'liz-
nhethpurt yesterday afternoon.
Special officer Wilson. who was ~
chnrg" " another squad Of specials, -
who N'r" guarding an easthpund l.ehigh
freight last evening. reports that n So
East BrilHs,
The train was running AZ modcra to
speed. when the locomotive" suddenly left
the main track ana ran upon a blind
siding.
Prompt Application Of brakes brought
tn" train to standstill. and Investigation
by tn" train hands showed that switch
had been thrown 50 M to run the train
into the meadow.
chief Gregory, after n consultation
with Freight AGENT kundio attempted To
recall tn" report already given to the
newspaper men. He went back on his
special officers report and said 1t was
probably n mistake mad" by green
swltchman, aud that there mny have
been no intention to wreck the train.
SIX empty rrcl ght trains went ont of
/ the lehigh yards IT ''ommunipaw this
morning. Thrr" loaded trains arrived
before . O'Clock ana three more were
/ expected during tn" dav.
President Wilbnr's utimatum Of Tues
day has evidently had no effect on the
strikers AT THIS end Of the line. Yard
Master Lamb said that h" had received
no NOR" applications for work from the
men who quit two weeks ago.
Tn" strikers met at Srhwcil"r's Hall
again this morning and discussed The
/ firm in their determination not to nc-
cept President Wilhur'S terms. They
WIN. they say. 90 back 20 work ns Union
men and In body; or not a. Al
rho men arrn" nat the hniIrGa1 CON-
can stand IT hut Il little while longer
rh" green men ar" being manned daily
and their work is done in very un
satisfactory manner
/ Foreman Ryan. Of tn" Central Ran
road car cleaners, made Application this
morning to .Iusti"" obonnell, in Jersey
city. for tn" arrest OF Martin Finn. q
I.ohish Valley striker. who he alleges
has followed him about the yards threat.
ching to do him violence. 4 summons
Was issued for tn" arrest Of Finn.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
were bit worn and dragged from our

were bit worn and dragged from our
game with Harvard.
Some % the Yale players are In bau
way. When Hnkey was thrown ny
Blake blood poured from his nose ana
ears. The lobe Of the right ear wns
badly torn, aud the physician o. the
FIFTH Avenue Hotel spent the better
part OF the night with him
At times the rluCky captain was
delrious. and in his delrium ianCled
himself PLAYING football
Murphy has a very sore shoulder ana
right arm. liickok, Beard and Green
way bear marks OF the fray. rs do
ThOrnc and the famous fullback Bu'ti-
worth.
Comparatively speaking the princeton
huys came out OF IN" bnttl" uus"nth"d
"BrrT' Wheeler has IL bruised "N", ami
Wnrd and MOrs" VIII carry sticks 'ui !"
fortnight. linlli"tt has =, v"ral srihirh'.
ON the neck, and capt. Tr"nChard feels
sore about tn" knees. PM hiuGs rihs
ar" u trlc snr" from tn" repeated bump
iugs given him Icy tn" Val" taCkl"Is
The l'rnc"tuus win probably return 7"
Sew jersey this evening.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
81" ROAD MUST SHOW CAUSE.
May BE Eriotned from Building the
Third Ninth Avenue Track.

Justice Beach. ur tn" Suprcm" Court,
to-day signed an order requiring tn"
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
to show cause before him Dec. : why an
iniuucu"u should not issue restraining
"a" construction OF tn" third track on
"A" Smith avenue branch OF the w.
road
I've application for tn" order to show
rau1" was made by Assistant corpora.
tiun counsel tuun-llN.
m" court declined to mak" the CON.
tents ut tho andayjts public until after
the counsel tor III" Manhattan Company
had been served with the order an,
cunIns ~ thn MiiiLnNLls-
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Local News in Brief.

James, W simmons tven'y-n yc wears cid. n
,ompusltor living A. tho Imperial Hotel on rnrk
Row. walkNi into the chambers Street Hospital
This morning suffering from smallpox. lie was
talon to North Brother Island,
Fire broke ont in tn, Nye-s'ory hroVn-s'one
huilAlus a West Thirfv-eirRth street occupied as
a boarding house. 81 c A. o'rto'k 'hs morning
II WAS discovered In the basement occupied by
pr NrNoll The cause ot the ne IS M
known. Damage tl0o
John FL gerald, a Young tough was sent "a the
island for three months from N" EsscN Market
Court to-day lie came home drunk last riEht
Rrd boat his sick father When Ms strpmothr r
sur"rt"r,i, be struck her and she bad him ar
rested.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
INDELLl PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Charged with Manslauehter Because
OF on Overcnereed Blast.

Peter Indcli. n contractor Of 20S West
Dnr Hundred and Twenty sixth street.
pleaded not guilty to an indictment of
mnusiaughtcr in the first degree before
Recorder Smyth. in Part I, of the Gen
cral Sessions to-day.
July 90 last, IndAlt was blasting In
one Hundred ana Twenty-scConl street
between Park and Madison avenues.
An ovcrchnrged blast caused some rocks
to crash through The walls of the house
No. 81, and crushed To death Mrs. Posey,
cOlur.d. aud her cight-y"ar-old child.
lnlrlli claims that h. left Thu" seen" OF
the blasting before tn" accident took
piece, and told his men not to set OH
any more heavy blasts that day.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
PRESENTMENTS TOMORROW.
Kings County Grand Jury May Deal
with the Trolley.

The Kings County Grand Jury came
into Judge Moore's Court of Sessions in
Brooklyn this morning and announced
that several presentments which would
be handed to the Court tomorrow were
being written.
Ine noreLiui, az ny ntate wma' suv
thought that the trolley system will
figure in one of the presentments. What
other matters have been Investigated by
the Grand Jury could not be learned.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
New Yore's TT al Advanced.

nv Ns.N- TI'VI TT0E-
I'M" f"o' sr, wal q IN" ,rrs"~ Nsa NngS
W, cot 'r urr a. lu, o-irr, W"~o r,-,rl n, N.
Saw nrrar'r"ur 'o day directing ~" Trial board
- rs 'wh'r In \cW N,rh ~ MONDAY newt and mo
rerl n With tho ship This change In tho
Departments plans has rrNi,nl The rumor hat
the rtg cruiser IS - hH soTr 10 IN rraSe tho
IrI'wi States naval frrrr At Rio
The evening world., 1893-12-01

John Buhr and Gustsve lattsrmann. OF Park
Ridge y J.. warm friends Lattermann Is
suing for divorce from his VIE and his friend
Is the most important witness They parted a,
the Chambers street Elevated station Nov. 9
and lauermann thought nothing more OF the
matter until he received O. letter from Buhn's
son lnqurinE about his fathers Whereabouts.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
DELTA PHI CoNvENTIC

DELTA PHI CONVENTION AND DINNER.
The slN'y-sHth annual convention OF the Delta
Phi Fraternity n Columbia College opened for a
two DAYS session at "a East Forty-ninth street
this morning. The annual dinner will be had at
the Waldorf to.n iEht.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The lrnuthlv. p,rSHs a. Bellows" Hospital shows
lh1r l'l' patients verT admitted to the in,rtlu-
tior during No,rrhcr. Those discharged cured
numbered Loot Nhlr tho death l'.' was rs
Most ~ thu deaths resulted from accidents. III"
number ut deaths last month ln2
The evening world., 1893-12-01
HIP BROKEN AT FOOTBALL.
Edward French, OF Jersey city May
Die from Injuries.

Edward French, NJ Linden avenue, Jer-
soy CITY, had his left hip broken y"st"r-
lav afternoon white playing football lie
also received Internal injuries wAich Will
probably result in his death.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
FIX Minister Durham Arrives.

J. purNam, ~ Minister u IaNr arrived
This IN ming ca N" steamer III Ca'lao. from Port
10 rrlN llrfo'" leaving Mt Durham installed
his rnr~s>1- col Sn'fA II virginia lie re
ror'rI a' quiet sl Port an France previous t. his
,'nsrtrrr Nj lmtaam rtLrns to hts l. N" In
lLLLLl,LnhA
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Gly As ..iNtc' lrrs-b
TANIpGsN.DIE ~. 10 ! George Arm
strong Vas hanged here a, - o'rlnr} THIS murn
'UE Tor the murder About a var of Kate Downs. q
.Htu'el gIIl
The evening world., 1893-12-01
RIVER TRAFFIC DELAYED.
Fog and Mist Create Considerable
ANNOYANCE To-Day.

OWING 10 the fog ON the river ana bay
this morning traffic was somewhat inter
ruptrd. m" ferry boats had di'hcUliy
In making their trips and were n it'll"
hat" In making their slls.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

MRS MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething sOitens the gums and alays all pain. 25c
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-05-24
Got a wife by Means Of Induction.

They are talking of marriage
which came about by induction.
The ceremonies took place few weeks
ago and, of course, one of the contract
ing parties used to be, but isn't now, a
telephone operator, says the Boston
Herald. The acquaintanceship hap
pened this how:
One evening when the air was filed
with the electric current the gentle
man party to the recent wedlock took
up the phone in his Office and heard q
conversation not intended for his ears.
It was between downtown dude
masher of telephone operators and one
of those "I'm just waiting for chance"
kind of girls at the central office.
Neither party to the conversation had
seen the other, and when the dude told
the girl he would meet her at 7:45
sharp at the corner of Dover and
Washington streets he described his
general appearance as "fit as fiddle.
The hello girl told him just how she
would dress and, with a parting "be on
time" went about her duties.
The willing listener through induc-
ton was on a lark, and he bet his Of
flee companion the seats at the theater
that he could win the lady to the con-
versation for that evening. He ar
rived at the spot appointed by the
dude few minutes ahead of the set
time, and, approaching young woman
who answered the description of the
lady for whom he was looking, said
sA6! / see you are here ahead of time,
and, offering her his arm, he walked
quietly across the street and into the
| Grand Museum-not a moment toe
soon-for the dude hove in sight as the
couple departed, and he hasn't found
out yet why the girl didn't "show up
on that occasion.
The friendship of that "induction'
acquaintance soon ripened into love,
then the natural sequence-marriage
OF course, the bride now knows the
story of that eventful pight of her frs,
meeting with her husband. She sayi
their meeting was an act of divine
Providence, and she attends church
He is one of the non-church goers, ane
when asked how he met his wife ht
says through Bell and Edison, by in
ductiOn,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-05-24
She Deserves a Good Husband.

There are all sorts of pleasant girls
in this world with winning ways and
charming manners, but the girl of
girls is the one who accommodates her
self to her surroundings. AS matter
of course a girl should be bright and
agreeable when she has a beautiful
home, every wish granted, luxuries
galore, and no reason to be for min
ute ill-tempered or out of sorts. If,
however chance or misfortune throws
her out of that comfortable nest among
surroundings that are not congenial,
where economy must be her watch
word and hard work her principle,
then if you find her smiling and light
hearted, having once known what it
was to have been at the top of the
ladder, then indeed is she one worthy
of all the praise you can give her.
The woman who puts up with the
discomforts of travel, of moving, and
of the numerous vicissitudes that are
bound to come into all lives, without
whining, finding fault or repining is
the one that is bound to make some
man good wife.