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The herald., 1894-11-07
sANCTIFIED HUGGING,
A Virginia Court Conviots R,lieio,
Cranks of Lasciviousness.

Virginia Court Conviots Religious
Cranks of Lasciviousness.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6.-Ioseph j.
Lynch, W. ]. Chandler and Mrs. Sarah
E. Collins have been convicted at Acoa-
mac Court House OF lasciviousness in
carrying out their so.called religious be-
lief. Lynch. a Delaware man and the
head OF the band. was sentenced to
eight months in Jail and to pay fine ol
$3.50.
Chandler was sent to Jail for six
months and fined $3.50. The woman
Collins was sentenced to four months
imprisonment and to pay a fine OF 800.
The trial of these people has attracted
widespread attention. Their doctrines
were that all marriages were unholy in
divine sight except those Of the sancti-
fed. Lynch, the chief of the band, ad.
mitted he had hugged and kissed one of
the sisters, a married woman. The sane.
titled ones Lived and carried on their
meetings on the beautiful island OF
Chintotegue in Chesapeake bay,
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SANTA ANA.

Great Interest In tho Elcction-Local
News Notss.
SANTA ANA, Nov. EARLY this morn.
Ing the streets were full of voters look
ing for their several voting precincts.
Votes came in rapidly during the whole
forenoon. Everything went off quietly.
with no distur urbances reported anywhere
In the city. Teams began running early
20 bring in voters, and everything was
nnstle and hurry during the whole day.
> 1ne republicans. as we'll as the Demo.
cra's, seemed to be determined to get oct
every one OF their votes.
Died, IN Santa Ana, Sunday, Novem.
per 4th, Carmon Abilla, aged GA years.
me burial took place yesterday.
Awo OF our young Democrats, Genie
Iayior and Ernest Wood, went to Los
angeles this evening in order to bring
the HERALD to Santa Ana carly Wednes
aay morning to get the election news,
Ans pubic schools were closed today
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A Strange App.rition.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Evanston has 6
mystery in the shape of man whoruns
wild in the street at midnight, clad only
in night robe and armed with lantern
and baseball bat. For the past two
Sundays this strange being has been
seen by citizsns, and upon being pursued
each time has mys;eriously disappeared
Some OF the citizens have become
alarmed at The strange antics OF the
night prowler and Chief of Police Car.
ney has detailed several policemen to
watch for the apparition and if possible
capture it.
The herald., 1894-11-07
SOUTHERN. CALIFORNIA NEWS ITEMS.

on account OF election. We are sorry
the teachers can't vote, as nearly oil OF
them are Democrats--sspeciall the
ladies.
Nearly all OF the candidates living out
eide OF the city OF Santa Ana rushed
into the city in the afternoon to see how
the battle was going. just before the
polls closed there was terrible scram-
BILE to get in the stragglers OF both par
ties. At 1880 in the Third ward $50
votes had been cast.
A chrysanthemum social will be given
by the Unity ladies at Unity Hall, Fri-
day evening at 7 80 o'clock. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged. Refresh
ments will be served. Admission 10
cents.
The herald., 1894-11-07
SOLVED A MYSTERY.
A Smoking Tros in North q

A Smoking Tree in North Car
0lina.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: 1t was
reported a year ago that large chestnut
tree In the Pisgah range, near Asheville,
N. O., that was green and in perfect
health emitted smoke, 40 il it was on
fire at its base or inside. The vent was
at the top of the tree. severa! parties
dug arc und the tree, but there appeared
to be no hollow under it and it was
firmly rooted. The smoke was gener-
ally at night and early in the morning.
No explanation was found for the phe-
nomenon, and it passed 90 nine days
wonder.
Last week revenue agent came here
on business. and, OF course, was told of
the smoking tree. Next day he re-.
turned and carried long, pointed iron
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DIR. McCosh Very Ill.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 6.-Ex .Presi-
dent James McCosh of Princeton uni
versity lies critically i'll at his residence
on Prospect avenue. He has been be-
coming more and more feeble all the
fall and the weakness resultant from old
age has been increased by heavy cold
which threatened pneumonia. DR.. Wick
yoff and trained nurse are in constant
attendance,
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Fishermen nIowp 10 so..

CAPE MAY, N. j.. Nov. 6.-The report
comes here that eight fishermen in boats
off Anglesea were blown to sea last
night. Four died today and the others
have not been heard from,
The herald., 1894-11-07

COUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL
y Bank, 101 s. Spring st., Nadeau block.
L. N. BREED President
WIN. j. BOSBYSHELL. L........... Vice President
u ~ rLlN ............'......-.. -....C tshief
W. II. HOLIDAY ..... Assistant Cashier
Capital, paid in gold coin ............ 5000, 600
Surplus and undivided profits. ........ $4,000
Authorized capital .,... .............. 100000
DIRECTORS:
l.. N. Breed II. 4. Newell, VIM. II. Avery,
Silas Holman, W. II. Holiday, F. C. Boyby-
shell, NJ. Hagan. Frank Radsr, D. Remick,
Thos. Goss, Nm. F. Bosbyshell.
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10 cities of 2o,O) or moro. instead OF
s).oO0 or more, as provided by the existing
laws. The amendment was rejected, 81
to 50, and several other amendments next
presented BY Chandler were rejected by a
viva voce vote. A vote was taken IN the
passage of the bill at o'clock and was
adopted by vote OF SO yeas to 2s nays.
The detailed vote is as follows:
ieas-Allen, Rate, c-rry, Blackburn. Brice,
btler, 'snets' Ia Cockrell. Coke, Col9usIi,
pahiel, fau- u-~ner, Gibson. German. Fcrman.
ora" r~.frls, I'LL. Huntcn, lrby, Jones OF Ar.
AS> >-as, Kyle, LINDSAY, Martin. Mills. Mitchell
OF Wisconsin Morgan, Palmer. Pasco, fener,
Pngh, Ransom, Rolch. stewart Vest. Villas
Voorhees,, White of Callfornla-gs
Nays-A drlch. Allison. Cameron. Carey
Chandler, Cullum, Dixon, polph, Dubois. Frs
Galllnser. Hale, llan,brough, Hawley. Higgins
lloar. Lodgc, Michel Of oregon, Perkins, fiatt
Proctor, Quay, sherman, shoup, Squire, Teller,
Mastburn, Wilson's.
After tho transaction of some minor bus
mess, tho senate, at 6.l5, adjourned.
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IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.


presileut Of ,he American Railway union.
the new railway labor organization, which
is stronger on the Union Pacific than on
any other system, left last night for
Omaha, where a conference Of the officers
Of the order will he hell in regard TO the
Union Pacillc's new wagc schelulc. Deb
says there will probably be a convention
at Omaha composed of delegates from
different points on the system. lie does
not look for a strike on the Union Pacific
or the Northern Pacific, chiefly because
SO many men are out of work. llc places
the number of idle iiremcu who belong to
the brotherhood al 1900. This would in
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FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mrs. Aaron Hershnsid's SUIT Against
Mr., and Mrs. L. N. Hershnsid.

Mrs. Aaron Hcr.hnsld's SUIT Against
Mr. and MR.. l.. n. Hershflsid.
Special Dispatch TO tbs standard
HELENA. Feb. Suit was instituted
in tho district court to-day by Della
Hershiield against Louis II. hershiield
and bis wife, Mary Hershiield, for S75.0O.
The complaint alleges that Della Hersh-
field, whose maiden name was Hogan,
aud who was cashier in dry goods
store. was lawfully married 10 Aaron
Hershncld, cashier OF the Merchants
National bank, in November, 1898. She
SAYS she has never violated her marriage
VOWS. but has at all times been \ faithful
and ailectiouate wife. Louis Hershheld,
who is her husbands brother, together
with his wife, the complaint says, in De-
ccmber last, being displcased with the
marriage aud for other reasons unknown,
'wrongiully, uulawfuily and maliciously
alicnated from the plaintiff the conjueal
affections OF her husband, aud induced
him to deny to her his coniusal affections,
society, support and protection, and coui-
pelled him to abandon her and leave the
state" that In consequence she has sui
lercd great pain OF body and distress of
mind and has lost the love aud society Of
her husband; her happiness has been de-
stroycd aud her health materially im-
paired, aud she has been left without the
necessities Of life or the means to procure
tho same
Mrs. Aaron Hershtield is still living a,
Hotel Helena.
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OLD MAN WOOD.
The Government Claims That Hes Fine
Old Fraud

SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. IA case very
similar 10 the celebrated Newly case is
on trial here. William W. Wood is
charged with presenting false pension
claim. In 1891 Wood. now aged 20, made
an affidavit in support of his claim as a
Mexican war veteran, alleging that he en.
listed in lSiO in Roanoke county, Tenncs-
see. in the Fourth Tennessee volunteers,
under the name Of Burke, in place of bis
uncle, Isaac Burke, who was home on a
furlough. and served through the war as
Burke, participating in all the battles
from Vera Cruz 10 the City OF Mexico.
The government claims that Isaac Burke
served through the war and received land
which, at his death, went 10 his heirs, and
that the Fourth Tennessee never partici-
pated in the battles between Vera Cru.
and Mexico, Three of Isaac Burke's
messmates, all officers Of tho federal
army during the war OF the rebellion, are
here 10 testify against Wood. Ono OF
them says he knew Wood before the war
and recognizes him now as Wood.
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A Pleasant Little Eeud.

BhRBorRsvrIIE, hy., Feb. News
from Mount Pleasant says: DIR. William
Nolan, prominent physician. entered a
barber shop in which was John Turner,
leader Of the Turner side OF the famous
Howard-Turner feud, in Hardin county,
this state. Both began shooting and
Turner fell dead. Then Will Turner.
uncle of John, appeared and he and Nolan
worked their way into the street, fighting
with knives. After a desperate struggle
Turner was killed. Wall Howard, the
leader of the Howard faction, was hanged
in Missouri last month.
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DcnNer,. Murder MNsiery.

DENVER, Feb. The Carr murder
mystery continues TO battle the police.
Mrs. Carr is still in custody At the county
jail. but there is little excuse for holding
her. To-day she confessed that she had
been an unchaste woman before and after
her marriage, but denied being implica-
ted in her husbands murder. There was
no insurance on Carr's life, two policies
for $1,000 each having been allow ed TO
lapse some months ago. There is now
some doubt whether Carr was ever
divorced from his Baltimore wife.
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Focd Enough for Week,

Special Dispatch 70 tho >.antari
HttLNh, Feb. 7.-Adyices received here
from Grove City. the mining colony
planted 10y the alleged colored million-
ARE near Radersburg. Jefferson county,
are to tho effect that the impending dis
rrvss among the Chicago victims OF
Charles Porter Grove, has been Temporal
rlly relieved. aud that they have food
enough to last week. Il is not known
whether relief was furnished by REMIT
tance from Grove or by people In the
ueghbOrlJod.
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NEw YnRK, Feb. =. Corbett aud Mitch
ell have volunteered to spar four rouads
at Madison square garden on the night Of
Fcb. a. for the bcaetl Of the uOrld's s
bread fund. It is the intention II the
management to reproduce as nearly as
possible the scene enacted at Jackson
vile, Jan. -. Honest" John Kelly has
consented to ofiiciate In the capacity Of
master OF ceremonies. Nearly all the men
known IN the great International cham
pionship battle will be present.
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Fire in IN. Agriculture, Bui,dtur.

CHICAGO, Feb. The agricultural
building at the worlds fair grounds was
slightly damaged by fire late this after.
noon. After the flames were extingushed
a large section Of the glass roof fell in.
narrowly missing "A squad of fircmen
underneath. The exhibits remaining IN
the building were not damaged. The fire
is believed TO be OF inceudiary origin, as
earlier in the day n blaze was discovered
in pile of rubbish close to the building,
but was eXtInguishcd without damage.
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.I'ye pon. H." II. said.

MIDDLETowN, Feb. In the village OF
Gardensvllle, Orange county, Alfred House
was murdered by his brother Jesse at
o'clock this morning. The victim, who
was farmer about 70 years old, was in
the COW stable, when his brother writ
there and going up behind Alfred, pulled
him of the milk bench and cut his throat
from ear 10 ear with "a razor He died al
most instantly. The murderer then went
into the house where his wife and four
children were and said TO his wife; 1--WE
done it, "Done what" replied the wife.
KILLED Alfred" answered the man, and
then with the same bloody razor he cut
his own throat in the presence of his wife.
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BLAND FIGHTING HARD
Hs'S Bound That The House Shall Vote
On III, S,isllOrasa Bill
BACKED By THE DEMOCRATS
Wl;h Few Exceptions the Repub-
llcans as Usual Are Arrayed
SoIidly Against Sllver-Mo-
Creary's Resolution Passes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. by a vote OF LIS
TO 81 the house to-day adopted a resolution
condemning Minister Stevens and sus-
tanning the Hawaiian policy of Cleveland.
The republicans tilibustered against IL 10
the end. Upon the first vote the resolu-
iion was carried la TO J, and an interest.
ing parliamentary question was raised as
TO whe;hr la instead of In was no;
quorum, four seats being vacant on ac-
count Of deaths. The speaker held that n
majority OF The members chosen and liv.
ing constituted quorum, quoting in sup
port Of his position review Of the subject
made by cN-Speaker Reed OF tho Fifty
first congress.
HIS position, however, was warmly as
sailed by some democratic members and
II was finally agreed TO take the vote over
again, so the ruling was eventually with
drawn. Boutellc's resolution was dc.
fcated by strict party vote.
After the voting upon tho Hawaiian
resolution had been completed Bland
made an attempt TO get up his bill for tho
coinage Of the silver seignoragc. The
eastern democrats, led by Tracey and
Cochran. inauguratcd filibuster, in
which they were joined by a majority of
the republicans, although few Of the
latter indicated by their votes that they
favored the consideration Of the bill and
for four hours Bland and the remainder
OF the democrats were held at bay. Find
ing il impossible to secure q quorum 10
proceed with the consideration of the bill.
aud that the house might be dead-locked
indefinitely upon the proposition, Bland
directed his efforts toward securing the
adoption of resolution to revoke all
leaves Of absence and 10 instruct the ser.
geant-at-arms to arrest absentees. After
persistent struggle which lasted until !
o'clock Bland was successful and the reso-
luton passed. In order TO make il still
more effective, the order was made a
continuing one until vacated by the house.
Immediately on the announcement OF
the vote OH the passage Of the McCrcary
resolution. Bland called up the bill direct-
ing the secretary of the treasury TO coin
tho silver seignorage. and moved that the
house go into committee of the whole for
its consideration. Tracey, democrat. OF
New York. raised tho question of consid'
Grafton. Springer made point of ortlcl
that the question of consideration could
not bc raised. Tho speaker sustained the
point, explaining that the purpose of the
opposition to considering the bill would
he subseryed by voting against the motion
10 60 into committee of the whole. The
motion to GO into committee of the whole
was lost for lack of n quorum. 100 TO !,
Some eastern democrats joined the great
bulk of the republicans and refused to
vote.
On motion of Bland call OF the house
was ordered. Tho call dcycloped the
presence of ai5 members. The proceed.
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=" Spider and Fly I"

RC1TE, Feb. The "Spider and
Fly was given again tonight hcforo an
audience that crowded Magu.re's opera
hous &c. The show took the house and was
appreciated from beginning TO end. Tho
DonsetIls are the best equilibrists that
have been seen in Butte. The scenery is
splendid. the legs are great, aud the per.
formance is we'll worth seeing There will
be a matinee tomorrow, Thursday after
noon, and a final performance tomorrow
g.gnIrg
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wAYLAip AND RoseEo.


Special Disraich o. the Stauitrt
SroKASE, Wash, Feb. John Lipstoc.
residing nine miles west Of Spokane, was
found this morning ON the roadside four
miles out. He left the city a, 10 o'clock
last night with sleigh and three horses
and was waylaid and robbed of sis and a
revolver. There was great cash IN his
head, another across the throat aud blood
was oozing from the nose and mouth.
There was evidence of a fearful struggle.
His team was found in a hollow short
distance away. stephen Benson was ar
rested tonight on suspicion aud taken To
tho hospital, where he was Identified by
Lipstoe as one Of his assailants. Hc for
merly worked for Lipstoe. Two other
men, supposed aeeomplices, were arrested
later. NJ less than half dozen farmers
have been held up near the city recently
while on their way home from town.
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WAsHINGToN, Feb. 7--CommRnder
Nicoil Ludlow Of ,he nayy Was called be-
fore the senate Hawaiian Investigation
committee to-day for the purpose Of add
ins some general information concerning
the islands. Ludlow was not on the isl
nnds at the time of the revolution, bat
from long service on tho Pacific was able
to throw light on many queBtions cor
corning the commercial value II the ISL
auds aud ihctr population. The commit
tee decided to call moro witnesses.
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Money TO Keep out Chin,meu.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Especial Agent
Maher OF the treasury department, was
before the appropriations committee to.
day and explained the rcques, Of the sec.
rotary Of the treasury for $4,000 TO en-.
force the Chinese exclusion act. This
item has nothing TO do with the Geary act,
hut is 10 furnish means 10 carry out the
law OF May 3, lSt2, by policing the border
aud shipping home Cinnamon caught at.
tempting TO enter the United States un-
lawfully.
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coNrENplNo CLAIMANTS.
Two Editions OF the anne Paper Issued
by Rival Publishers.
~

SpeclaI DlSpalch 20 Ihe oIandATI-
SPOKANE. Feb. :. - w. A. Helm,
one of the best known populists in tho
state and editor Of the Daily Tribune. the
populist organ here, to-day secured TEN.
porary injunction in the superior court
restraining tho Tribune Publishing COM
pany, from whom he recenily leased tho
paper, from publishing the same, and
appointing receiver. Tho company
claims il,at Helm forfeited his lease, and
yesterday resumed control Of tho paper.
There were two issues OF the Tribune last
night, one by Helm and one by tho com.
pany. Helm was also enjoined tonight
from publishing the paper. The receiver
will continue publication. pending hear
ing on the injunction proceedings, which,
is set for next Saturday.
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OAkES WEPT.
spooner's Speech Broke the Northern
Pacific Receiver All Up

MitwACgEE, Feb. lin tho Northern
Pacific hearing to-day tho affidavit of
President Ralston, of the Farmers Loan
aud Trust company. New York, was read
in which lac denIos all the allegations of
the Ives petition as relating to him. and
explains the methods Of the finance COM
mission Of the Northern Pacific.
Ex-senator Spooner then began his
argument in favor of tho receivers which
is still in progress. The plea Was so
strong and touching that Olkes broke
down and wept freely IN court.
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RIoTiNG IN RUSSIA.
Five Thousand woik,nymen Made Dos
psrste by Low Wages.


PETM. Russia, Feb. "A riot occurred
At large iron works at Nizshe TaghiIskin.
in tho Urai mountains, participated in by
800 workincmen, on account Of low
wages and the nihilistic propaganda. The
local authorities were unable to copo with
the disturbance and large force Of troops
was sent 10 the scene. A pitched battle
ensued in which many rioters were killed
and n number Of soldiers shot or stoned
to death. The troops were finally re-
pulsed and forced TO fortify themselves
while reiniorcements we're sent for.
When these arrived the attack was re-
newed and the rioters were finally driven
of after the killing Of many more. 1t is
said that the nihillsts are urging the propa-
ganda in many parts of tina empire AMI
that the government IS compelled To take
energetic measures to suppress Il.
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Pom whitehall to pips.ton..

Srsclai Dispatch u ths STANDARD
WHITEHALL, Mont. Feb. The tele-
phone line from Whiiehall TO Pipestoue
Springs has been completed and is in good
working order. This fills a long felt want.
Passengers can now ascertain the time of
trains aud will save waiting at the depot
there.
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HOW MISS wes rBRooX WON.
shc and Her Friends successfully
Worked the Mind Power" on Him.


Worked the "Mind Power" on Him.
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. As the
means employed by Miss Westbrook TO
win and wed Giles Corey become known
they seem more curious and peculiar.
She Is student Of the art of mind power
and engaged the influence Of Others who
have been insiructing AMI attend
ing lectures on Chrlstion science.
one gentleman in parucullr being en-.
treated to use his powers to all
her in bringing about the marriage. Her
victory is looked upon as victory of
mind power and great one at that, Onc
Of Corey's cowogkers l. reported to have
offered wager at large odds the day be.
fore the wedding that he would not marry
Miss Harrigan. Both the BRIDE and
groom were at their desks where they art
employed and all is serene. No scnsa'
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tional Developments are anticipated BY
friends Of the families. The bride is -
years OF age and the groom q, and each
employed in good positions at good sal
aries
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DENVER. Feb. The senate majority.
working for an early adjournment. killed
more than dozen bills passed by the
house.
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There were little red streak- ia bier face
and a blaze in her eye as She came intQ n
country telegraph Office not Q Thousand
miles from Detroit.
II want to telegraph 90 my husband
she said, with snap Of her large and
shaPoly jaw.
Yes, madam, =" responded the operator.
handing her some blanks.
How much viii it beff she inquired
Il don't know, madam, replied thc
operator, with keen polireness and a faiut
smile.
Don't know" she exclaimed tWhat
are you here forf''
TO tell people what I know. madam.
and to send and receive messages.
wen. why don't you know how much
a telegram viii cost?'
Because, madam, 4 don't know whuro
it is to be sent.
.'Wen, you needn't he 80 smart " She
snapped. 1T is to go TO Detroit
THANK you, madam IL viii Doe 80
cents. 3"
She mace 10 further remarks. but took
the blanks, and ia the course OF time re
turned with about ten pages Of closely
written matter.
There she said, laying b quarter
down with the message. s'send that.
but, maaam, " explained the operator
''it Is rs cents for ten words
WHAT" she CALCULATED.
you can only send ten words for 45
centsf''
She looked him square In the face as she
tried to suppress her feelings.
Are you married manf she asked.
Yes, madam"
"WeIi, you must be an idiot II you don @
know that a woman can 2 give her hus-
band a piece Of her mind la ten words r
and vithoutwaitinR rohear anything 1naue
from him she houted herself out cf the of
flee, taking her message with her -De-
rrOit Free Press