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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-08-10
West Eairlae Center.

Mrs. Sarah Kimball has returned
from the seashore.
Prof. Charles Morse and family of
Brooklyn are guests of j. N. Kimball.
Mrs Mary Baldwin of Seattle,
Wash, and Mrs M. A. Wilcox of No.
Thetford, were the guests of Mrs.
Child one day last week.
Miss Emily Norcross of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, is visiting Miss Kate Kim
ball.
Mrs. q. w. Perry has been quite
sick the past week, DR.. Jones attend
ing her.
Mrs. Wilson of Lawrence, Mass,
and Mr., Sherburn, wife and son of
Ellsworth, N. H., visited at George
Heath's the past week
Payson Fairfield and family of Lyme
visited his sister, Mrs. j. P. South.
worth, last week.
James Southworth and wife of New
bury, Mr.. and Mrs Tarlton of Leba-
non, n H., Miss NJ S Southworth of
Waltham, Mass and Mr.. Stephenson
of New York, passed through the
place on pleasure trip Monday.
Mrs. Irving Bond and son spent the
Sabbath with her mother
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Post Mills.

Arrivals: j. A. Wilmot, Lowell,
Rev. W. Z Douglass, Waitsfield, Miss
Bertha Flanders, Lebanon, N. H., Mrs
Warren, Lowell. Mrs. M. w. Jenkins,
Boston, MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Lee and
the Misses Lee, Athol, Mass, Mrs.
Geo. Leland, Lynn, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs G. B, Dodge, Lyndonville, Mrs.
Amelia Wiers, Winsted. Conn.
Geo. and Rev. w. E. Douglass have
spent few days in Manchester, N. FL.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Marston and
son are spending their vacation in
Pennington. Maine, making the Jour-
ney by carriage.
Geo. Bragg has moved to Lebanon,
N Fl,
VIM Becky with has returned from d
two weeks trip to the mountains,
Miss Wright is spending her vaca-
ton in Rutland, and Arthur Lang and
family In Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harr, Moody have re-
turned from Hanover.
The lower bridge is up for the week
and being replaced by an iron one,
travel meanwhile is by fording the
river.
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East COrinth,

The W. G. T. U. are to give lawn
party next Tuesday evening on the
tennis court. Ice cream and cake will
be served and general good time is
expected. All are cordially invited to
attend.
II. j George of Nashua was in town
over Sunday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r, f. George.
Mrs. Wilson Chapman is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Fulton at Lakeport, N. H.
Miss Florence Fulton recently re-
turned to her home in Lakeport, her
friend, Miss Anna Divoll, returning
with her for a short stay.
Several of the young people from
this place are camping at Halls pond
this week.
A warning is up for special town
meeting the 18th to vote about raising
more money for schools, 1t is hoped
there will be good attendance.
Ex.Gov. Dillingham; with his BROTH
er, Mr.. Dillingham; and family of Tex
as were in town Wednesday enroute
for Waterbury or their return trip
from the White Mountains.
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ThetfOrd.

John Huntington is making extern
sive repairs on his house.
James Morrill, and family are visit
ing his father.
Lettie Vaughn has been to the noun
tains and returned.
Mrs. Elisha Cummings has gone to
visit relatives until Serrtember.
Miss Jane Colburn has gone to Hav.
erhill, N. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell have gone UNI
til the fall term commences.
Mrs Elisha Cummings has sold her
farm to city parties.
Miss Mary Heaton, a teacher of much
experience from Boston is spending
her vacation at Tnetford Hill. Her
sister Martha came to the reunion.
Mrs Fred NewcOmb and children
are visiting her sister in Massachusetts.
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Thettord Centre,

The Ladies Aid met with Miss
Anna B Poor on Thetford Will, Aug.
9th.
The Sabbath school library have ad
ded sixtv-one volumes of books to its
stock, books of readable kind for
the young.
Miss Airline Ladd is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Rogers of Lehapon,fN. Ii.
Miss Agnes Sanborn has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for the summer.
Under Mr.. Richard Harvey's hospi-
tai roof are gathered several happy
guests from Manchester, N Fl,
Mrs Walker with two children of
Chicago are visiting her old school
friend, Mrs VIM p. Ladd.
Fred Richardson is being treated fol
an eve trouble by DR.. Smith of Han
over, from which if he RECEIVERS fully
he will attend the Methodist seminary
at Montpelier this fall.
Eastman Bros. Of West Fairlee, ex
pressed on the 9th inst, the finest trou
seen here this season, to Judge Glea
son which was estimated by him, after
breakfast Tuesday morning, to weigh
at least three and one half pounds
| On Sunday morning, the 9Th inst
Rev. w. II. White preached an in
teresting sermon from Samson's rid
die, "Out of the eater came fortl
meat, and out of the strong came fortl
sweetness" He made the subject
which seemed novel, very interesting
In the evening there was praise meet
ing by the choir, with a lecture by Mr.
White on music. 1t was the most in
teresting meeting that has been helo
in the church for many years. There
were about one hundred and fifty PEG
pie in attendance. The anthems ant
solos were of high order, .,o th4
Mr.. Art .a,a,Au ~ MI. $50 T Iu4osa
added greatly TO the effect of the mti
sic by playing the cornet, by which TIN
people were very much pleased. Blu
the great attraction of the evening
was the presence and talk of Johl
Wilmot Ct Lowell. who has a warn
place in the hearts of the people il
this vicinity.
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South Ryegate.

Rev. S. A. Jackson and wife re-
turned the last of the week from St
Johnsbury where they have beer
spending their vacation, and as his
church was not completed he preached
in the First Presbyterian church last
Sunday.
Matte G. Park returned from her
visit in Boston, Aug. Sd.
Forest Mills and wife of Boston are
in town visiting at his fathers, Sam.
uel Mills, Sr.
Alex Dunnett and wife of st.
Johnsbury stopped at the r. G.. w.
Co.'s Hotel over Sunday.
AT John Donald's one day last week
a very small chore boy, weight about
ten pounds, arrived and the prospects
are that he will remain with them for
the present at least.
Mrs. M. Renfrew has newly shin
gled her house and making other re-
pairs, which will add greatly to the
looks of her place.
Miss Ray of Boston is stopping at j.
r. McAllister's.
Marion j. Hall and her mother have
gone to Old Orchard Beach where
they will spend a two weeks vacation.
Quite number from this place went
to Newbary last Sunday to attend the
funeral of Elmer Abbott.
One of w. A. Gibson's little girls
has been very sick with cholera intan-
tum, but the last reports were that the
child was better.
Angus Mcdonald has gone to Can
ada to spend a few weeks, hoping to
recover his health. His wife accom-.
panied him.
There will be Box Party at Mrs.
j. COchran's on Thursday evening for
the benefit of the chapel.
Quite a number went from here Aug.
Sth, on the excursion to Montpelier to
attend picnic.
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THE STRONG POINT abou

the cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla is
that they are permanent. They start from
the solid foundation Pure Blood.
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Dyspepsia Cured

MY wife has been great sufferer with dys.
pepsia for over four years. Three bottles "A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
The Denver City Hall Affair.

DENVER, March 2.-The intensity OF
feeling over the city Hall matter has
by no means abated. To-day the district
attorney commenced quo warranto pro-
ceedings against Martin and Orr, claim
ing that this action should have been
brought by the new members instead ol
awaiting the military demonstrations OF
the Governor. In the contempt case be-
fore Judge GIynn to-day all parties iiled
answers. the Governor included. Attorney
Rogers secured permission from the court
IN Introduce witnesses for justification.
Member orr testified that he had received
notice of removal and had not obeyed H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
The Nadelaine Explosion.

PARIS. March PA physician gave in
formation to-day 10 Judge EsDinas, ex-
aminng magistrate in the most recent
Anarchist cases. He said that on March
10Th, just five days before the explosion
in the Church OF the Madelaine. a work
ingman, whose daughter he had restored
to health had warned him 10 shun the
Church of the Madelaine and the opera
When asked for reasons, the workingman
had replied merely that he dare not give
any.
Judge Esplnas is following this clue
and expects 10 get important evidence
concerning the accomplices of Pauweis,
who was blown up by his own bomb, at
the entrance OF the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March For
y,rginia North Carolina, and south
Carolina: Fair, southwest winds
Weather conditions and general fore
cast-rhe storm In Kansas has moved
sio,vIv 10 Western iowa. increasing I'm
intensity. wind with velocity OF forty
eight miles Ter hour being reported from
Valentine A secondary from this stnrm
a. developing IN Texas. and another has
developed In The 81 Lawrence valley;
Areas OF high pressure are central on
Nova Scotia and Florida and TO the
north OF North Dakota. Rain or snow
has fallen In the Missouri. the middle
and upper Mississippi valleys. the lake
regions. and the Middle and North At
lantic States. The temperature has risen
generally east OF the middle and lower
mississippi valley. and In the lower lake
regions IL has fallen decidedly IN the
Dakotas. Nebraska, Colorado ana Kan
sas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

merce In one Of the most gigantic immi
grafton schemes that has ever brought
relief to overcrowded Europe and popu-
lated the waste places Of the Western
world
The sole appointment 81 foarth-class
postmasters for North Carolina and Vir-
ginia to-day was the result OF the rcsig-
nation of Richelieu Coleman at Mann
boro, Amelia county. where w. Coleman
was appointed 10 fill the vacancy.
A post-ofice has been established at
Skyron. King William county, Va. with
Patrick II. Slaughter as postmaster.
H. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
NEW YORK NOMIN1TIONs.
hiii and Murphy TieinG up Number of
Them in the Senate.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.-since the
beginning Of the present session Of Con-
gress only eight nominations Of New
York postmastcrs have been confirmed by
the Senate.
There are now pending before the COM
mittee 20 which they were referrd forty
eight nominations. ten of which were
sent TO the senate on the assembling OF
Congress. For this reason Postmaster
General Hissell has been unwilling in
many instances TO recommend nomina-
tions to offices in New York state on the
expiration Of the commissions held by
Republican postmasters until he has some
intimauon Of the fate OF those already
sent in
Neither OF the New York senators ever
visits the Post-ofIice Department or
recommends the appointment of any can
didate, Notwithstanding the fact that the
department has invited them TO max
known their. wishes regarding post-oiiice
appointments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
HER TERRIBLE VENGEANCE.
FREDERICK WATTS MAS The YICTIL.
Tho Tragedy Occnrr. Il Yrste, day In Nos
folk Couniy-Mrs. Hugo Fires Two
Bullets Into the Body OF Watts.

NORFOLK, VA. March zi.-special.-.
There Is great excitement IN Tanners
Greek district. In Norfolk county, TO-
night. on account Of the shooting OF
white youth. eighteen years ot are.
named Fred. Watts by Mrs. Henry HUGO.
the wife of a prominent farmer. becauie
OF criminal assault he made upon her
daughter about the 18th OF January.
Several weeks ago the sir WAS
taken extremely III. and was brought to
St Vincent's Hospital, in this city where
the facts were discovered and made
known TO her mother this morning. The
girl reported that Watts threatened her
with a pistol. and after accomplishing
her ruin, said that he would kill her n
she informed on him. She l. timid
country girl. and nursed her sorrow until
forced by an Illness to make known the
great crime which had been committed
Sent Two Bullets Into Him.
Mrs. Hugo became frantic. She secured
a pistol and at once went to store in
the neghborhood. where she found Watts.
She whipped out a revolver and fired.
Watts called for help. but the woman
rushed upon him, threw the young man to
the iioor, and sent two bullets into his
PROSTATE body. After Mrs. Hugo had
ceased firing she threw a liquid in the
face Of the prostrate man. with the
smoking revolver In her hand. she quick
~ left the scene of the tragedy. and has
not been arrested. Watts died In about
ten minutes
The coroner held an inquest tonight
and rendered a verdict in accordance with
the facts stated
Mrs. hugo >urrenders.
Mrs Hugo is about thirty-eiSht years
old. She Is perfectly calm and quiet to-
night, and has given herself up and IL
now at friends residence in this city.
but under police surveillance.
The girls condition IL critical.
The Ass's,nut Pos,mnsfer.
Mr. W W. Degge this morning formally
rendered TO General r. NJ Henry the
position OF assistant postmaster, which
was accepted Mr.. Degge has furnished
his bond and will go into office the lat
Of April.
The municipal contest here will be tho
hottest known for years. The election will
be particularly interesting because OF the
fact that il viii be the test Of the srl-
cheney OF the new primary election law.
sam Jope- nnd small Expected.
The Prohibitonlsts are AZ work. Early
I'm April IT is said. Messrs. Jones and
Small viii pitch their tent here. and while
they make political speeches the silver
Lake Quartette will entertain the people
Charles James formerly Of Richmond,
who has figured here of late In several
glove contests. was before the police Jus
tice this morning for the third time for
Wife-beatng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
SECRETLY sfDED DA CANA.
Serious International complications Have
Arisen from the EraziIisn War.


RIO DE JANEIRO. March 2i.-Interna-
tional complications. which threaten to
assume grave character, have arisen
from the revolution and the subsequent
surrender of the insurgent war vessels
and the escape Of Da Cana and his
officers. The Portuguese war ships. on
which Da Cana and his officers. took re-
fuge, were permitted 10 leave the harbor
under the express stipulation, imposed
by the Brazilian Government. that Da
Cana and the officers with him were
10 remain on board those ships until
the Governments OF Portugal and Brazil
had settled the question as to their ul-
Innate destination.
The action of the Portuguese naval
officers, who protected pa Cana and his
officers. has raised a strong feeling OF
indignation in official as we'll as civil
circles. and it Is known that President
Peixoto is In possession of documents
OF the utmost importance, as showing
that aid was Systematically given TO the
insurgents by the officers Of other Eu-
rOpean vessels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
pa,sENGrR s6sNIs MEET.
Onicers Elected for the Ensuing fesr-Ins
Annual Address.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March IL
A special from Palm Beach, Fia.' says
The General Passenger Agent Associa-
a., mot I'm annual convention here this
.,,,.,f,, a, ia o,f0clc Mr.. Francis smith,
nresident. and A. j. Smith. secretary.
Ouebcc can. Was chosen FOR the sep
tenber meeting. The annual eieeuob
Tor ofiicers resulted: President, J. {. An.
derson- Of the New York, Ontario ana
Western railway; Nice-President, W. VI.
Davidson. OF the Plant system. hr. a.
J. Smith was reelected secretary.
The annual address WIS delivered AL
p. NJ. by Mr.; samuel fowem, ol '"''"s"
The members will scatter tomorrow
I'm different directions, many OF them
intending TO tour Florida By starting
hOmeward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
srSAroE coloUIrr BEYOND norE.
Dissolution only - Matter of a Few Hours,
Saws His Nephew

WASHINGTON u. G.. March 2l.-At
II O'Clock tonight Senator Colquitt was
reported 10 be slowly sinking.
His nephew said that he had lost all
consciousness. and that dissolution was
only a matter of about half dozen
hours at the longest. lie might die 1T
any moment, and might live till morning.
Senator Colquitts attending physician
stated he was beyond medical aid and
would not visit him again unless sum-
moned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
IERNIN1J ISSEsSuENIS.
Practically the Entire Amount Called For
Has Been Paid In.

NEW YORK. March Alt is announced
that practically the entire amount OF the
assessments called for in the Richmond
Terminal and East Tennessee stocks has
been paid In. -.-,-....
No more stock will be received As 70
the bonds. Drexel Morgan 4 60. have
not yet had time To get at the exact
amount deposited. but II Is stated inst
two-thirds or more Of each issue mas peen
deposited under the modified plan ana
a time limit on the balance Is TO be callrh
at once. The count OF me money re-
ceived will not be made up until "-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
sCHOOL BOUsF DURyED.
Some of the Pupils Become Pap'c-strickens
Jump and are Irj"red.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE fonr-story
public school building IN South Evans
ton. thirteen miles north ~ this city.
caught lire from some mysterious cause
shortly before noon to-day. and was COM
pletely burned Six Of the panic stricken
pupils. surrounded by smoke and nre'
took the desperate chances of jumping
from the third and fourth story windows.
10 escape what seemed 10 be certain
death. and We're severely bu, probably
not fatally injured. The remainder or
the children who retained enough com
posure to listen TO the pleadings OF their
teachers and the ilremen were marched
through the thckening smoke TO fresh
air and safety. The loss on the building
Is $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
TIE KHPURLICANS UIN.
Judge Beasley Decides that the New Jer-
sey senate ~ not Continuous Body

Wy ~FHHFt II TOT ~ NOnFInUour BouY.
TRENTON, n. j.. March 2.-In the
senatorial case Chief Justice Beasley de-
cides that the Senate is not contin-
uous body, and that Adrian Is not en-
titled 10 be president. He says Rogers
title is valid.
This is victory for the Republicans.
Governor Vert gave State Comptroller
elect Hancock and State Treasurer-elect
Swain their commissions as soon as
the decision of the Supreme Court was
rendered, and they are already in possess
sion OF their Offices.
The Democratic members OF the Senate
will probably join their Republican coli
leagues tomorrow morning.
The Governor has nled all bills passed
by the Legislature, and they are now
laws.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Mr.. GL4DsTONE IN LONDON.
Much Stronger but Is still Troubled with
Hoarseness and Catarrh

LONDON, March 2l.-Alr. Gladstone ar
rived in London from Brighton this morn
ing. lie is much stronger than when he
went TO Brighton. but still troubled with
hoarseness and catarrh Mr.. Gladstone
will consult an opthalnist Immediately.
The condition Of his eyes is about the
same as fortnight ago. Mr. Gladstone
is not Al all we'll.
Giad.tone Has His Eyes Treated.
LONDON. March 2-hir. Gladstone has
had "a consultation to-day with Dr.
Netherchne. the celebrated specialist In
ophthalmodynia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Cnndiiinn of Nrs. NnY.

ASHLAND. VA. March H.-Special.-,
Mrs. Mary d. May. who was reported
as having died here last night' Is sun
alive The Information was gwen your
correspondent by one who was considered
TO be reliable. Mrs. May II IN eNtrenls'
~ her death NAV occur at any moment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
spurgeon's Successor.

LONDON. March 2i.-The members Of
SpurSeon's tabernacle met this siternoon
and elected the Rev. Thomas spurseon
~ phil.delphia. Who Was the rival canal.
dste Tor the charge. received but s's votes
against 20g7 cast for Dr. Spurgeon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Bic Hlaze in Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH. TEXAS. March H.
Last night the wholesale drug house OF
h. W. Williams & co. was DESTROYED by
fire The saloon of Davis x Galloway
and Lyon & Reeves feed ana produce
store, and several adjoining small puiid-
ings were badly damaged. Williams
cos loss viii reach $4,000. with insur'
ance about $4,000. other losses VIII as-
gresate $1,000 The fire originated In the
chemical laboratory. and the explosion
was terrific.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
10 ION CONEI,N ARMY.
Eighty of san Antonio's Unemployed
Leave for s. Louis.

SAN ANTONIO TEN March 2l.-A
company of eighty or more unemployed
worklngmen were organized here to-day
with A. r.. Merrill as captain, and they
left to-day via the international and
Great Northern railroad for Washington
by way Of ST. Louis. where they expect
to join the so-called industrial army
Each member Of the company which
left here today signed written articles
of agreement that they would remain to-
gether until they have reached their OBJ
jectlye point
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Postma,fers Named.

WASHINGTON, March I.-rhe Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
postrnasters-W. r. cheatham. Jr.
Henderson. n. c.: w. +. Anderson. Pa
Iaflxa Fla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
xo,,.v TO Introduce His Pet Bill.

LONDON. March 2i.-It Is announced
that John Morley, Chief secretary TOT
,.,n a. the House OF Commons on Aprl
oh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
,.v Areh-pricst OF 81. Peters.

RoNE. March 2i.-Cardinal Rampolla.
panaI Secretary OF state. has been Domi-
,eted archpriest OF 81. Peters In. ahe
'or,tnation excites much comment. Inc
.fonifeur De Rome says that II u dee
n the critical state OF affairs In Rome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22
Forced Herself in the House.

Major Shelby said Miss Pollard forced
herself into Mrs. Wings house. and de-
mandei that Colonel Breckenridge come
with her 10 attend to- some important
business Major Shelby admitted that
Colonel Breckenridge Obeyed. lie referred
10 the visit 10 the chief Of Police and 10
the alleged attempt Miss Pollard made
on the defendants life. AT the mousse
Of Mrs. Thomas. when Colonel Breckin-
ridge took the pistol from the frenZied
young woman. Major Shelby achno"l-
edged that Colonel Brecknr,dge went to
Dr. Lincoln's and asked him what he
could do TO make Miss Pollard comforta-
Bile. lie tried to DO what he could for
her comfort. under her claim that he
was responsible for her condition, and If
she had a child. he intended TO provide
for that child. She went TO New York
In accordance with her promise. TO 20
out of his life. under the arrangement
proposed but she came back TO Washing
ION and il was at this time that Colonel
Breckinrldge wrote the letters about
sending her 10 a sanitarium, Or II some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

She made his life burden, and he
tried 10 get fer 70 go away to take ad
vantage of opportunities for the devel-
meut of her talents, and he offered TO
pay her expenses for such education, as
little as he could afford TO do so. This
state OF affairs continued until Mrs.
Breckinridee died. in 1892 The plaintiff
in the fall OF that year met tie defendant
while he was on business In New York.
and proposed to him that she 20 abroad
10 Berlin with Mrs Willard. and stay
two years at Mrs Wizards school. on
condition that she went as his anianced
wife. This proposition Col. Breckinridge
refused. He would not listen TO anything
concerning marriage, hut through con
sideration for his family in the event of
a scandal. he proposed that she 20 abroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-22

place where she might be- comfortable
for the summer. 10 was az this time
that the desperate woman, SAID Major
Shelby, took further means 10 force him
TO marry her. by causing the publication
OF an announcement Of their engagement.
Now. gentlemen Of the jury. I have
shown vou the relations OF this plaintiff
and this defendant. without attempting
10 excuse or Ia condone" said Major
Shelby. and | have been frank and we
will be frank In all We have TO do here
and on the stand. We wish to conceal
nothing. and will not do So"