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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
SHERMAN ASD rnE bond ISSUE.
The Administrations Bad Bargain Must
he Sustained.


he Sustained.
Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Stew
arts resolution declaring the govern
ment had no legal authority to buy
gold coin In preference to silver. was
called up in the senate. and Senator
Stewart made a speech In support of his
position.
Senator Gray took the floor and ex.
pressed surprise that Senators Lodge
and Wolcott had 80 far gone out OF
their way as TO indulge In violent at
tacks on the executive. The president
had performed his plain duty. any eva
sion OF which would have been a dere-
/. fiction of duty. Senator Gray read from
the presidents message urging patriot
&c and bipartisan action to meet the
emergency. Having presented the sit
nation TO both branches OF congress. In
appeals almost pathetic In their ear
nestness. the president was left alone 10
struggle with the condition and meet IT.
HAS the senator lost sight Of the
fact" acked Senaor Wolcott. that the
secretary Of the treasury has reported
TO US that he had used Si05. 900 or
more of gold for current expenses r.
This did not divert Senator Gray from
his line OF argument as to the gold
withdrawals for export and for hoard
ing at home.
Right here / want 10 ask" said SEN
ator PETER. sis there any law which
eompels the secretary OF the treasury
10 pay demand notes In gold instead of
silver?"
II have not said there was any such
law" replied Senator Gray Il know
of no such law. But the obligation 10
maintain the parity between the met
ais makes IL absolutely incumbent 10
treat these metals equally"
Senator I'M arose at this point 20
say that Senator wolcotts question
should not go unanswered. The secre-
tary had not reported TO the senate that
he had used tIes. O00. 900 OF gold for cur
rent expenses.
Senator Teller wanted TO read the Sec
retary's report. but Senator Cray would
not Yield.
And this drain of gold continued. +"
continued Senator Gray, until the sub
treasury officials at New York reported
that they could not hold out another
day. Then came the great question.
Was the country 20 go 20 a silver basis
between shutdown and sun-up. or was 1,
TO secure gold absolutely necessary @
maintain the parity aud exchange abil-
ity between the two metala7 What
would you have said II the president had
not met the emergency and performed
his duty? Would we have heard amin
adversions as those Of Saturday for not
reseuing the country from the grave
crisis then presented2 The action was
imperative. II was 20 be done In -
hours. What time was there 10 adver-
tise for bids for Gold?"
Senator Gray forcibly urged the gray
lsy of the condition which compelled
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
is IN GOOD HUMOR
Alleged Murderer OF Miss Cling
Jubilant.
ASrtNOGRAPHfR's TESTIMONY
Miss wacbter Did Not spa'c the Pr. secu.
tion la Her Aa.wer to
QreitonA.

Minneapolis. Feb. lS.--"How does 1t
look now. old man7" asked Harry Hay
ward, after court adjourned this after
and laughed heartily. He was In good
humor. II had been day for the de-
Tense. After four days of trial the de-
Tense has at last made a mark with the
testimony of Maggie Wachter. stenog-
rapher. the state having withdrawn It's
objections ta her testimony. Miss
Wachter was yoluble. positive and could
not be shaken by cross-exanination.
She called Blixt liar o'Dell a schemer
to make money out of the county and
Assistant County Attorney Hull a bull
dozer and intimidator of women.
Harry was jubiiant and contented
himself with occasional outbursts of
laughter as Miss wachter would make
an unusually savage thrust at O'Dell
or Hull
After the court adjourned. Hull stated
there was not n word OF truth In what
she said about him. In her evidence
she said Hull had called on her and at
tackled her character In a most abusive
ana scandalous manner. The witness
was asked II she did not threaten O'Den
| to make IL hot for him and II she did
/ not say she had been offered money
| for Blixt's statement. She was also
| asked IL she did not tell Olsen that she
knew something about the case. for
o'Dell said something just as they Were
going out OF Blixts cell. She denied
all this fatty. The other witnesses Of
the day were unimportant.
The state sprang a surprise in the
| Hayward murder trial today when II
withdrew all opposition TO the intro
luotion Of Maggie wachter's testimony
Miss Wachter is the stenographer OF
Blixt's attorney. who was To testify that
Blixt stated to his attorney in her pre-
nee that Il was with Adry Hayward
and not with Harry that he had con
'pired TO murder Miss Cling. The court
was unwilling to admit the testimony
without the direct consent of Blixt. who
was brought from Jail and questioned
personally by Judge Smith. lie had
no obj, elton, he said. but Miss wachter
was III and could not be present today.
The sudden change of front on the part
Of the state Is said TO be due to its abil-
ity TO impeach Miss Wachter's test.
mony absolutely. Blixt's attorney will
, contradict IL and Il Is also und erstoad
that tie state has ascertainea fr.m d
coniidant Of Miss Wachter the true In.
wardn' ~ of the evidence.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
IN FULL ? POSSESSION
Japs Have Shi ps, Forts and Land
in WEI Hai~Wei.
ARMED FOES SET AT LIBERTY
Admiral Ting and Two Ghin,s- Offieers
COMMITTEE suicide After the
Surrender.

Yokohama, Feb. l7.--An official dis
patch from Wei Hal Wei bearing the
date OF February 10 was received here
today. II states that in response TO the
offer made by Admiral Ting. the Chi
nese naval commander. to surrender his
vessels. the conditions of amnesty were
granted. Admiral Ito, commander OF the
Japanese force .. demanding that the
naval stores ba turned over this WED
nesday) morning. The Chinese messen-
ger who CONVEYED this demand returned
TO Admiral Ito and informed him that
Admiral Ting had committed suicide on
tho night OF February II. and that his
responsibility had been transferred to
Captain Mcclure. formerly the captain
OF a British merchant vessel. who had
been appointed by the Chinese govern
ment as assistant to Admiral Ting.
Admiral Ito az the time the dispatch
was sent was comforting with Captain
Mcclure.
A dispatch dated February IA from
Field Marshal Oyama, who Is In com
mand OF the japanese military forces al
Wei Hal Wei announces that the cap.
tain surrendered the Chinese military
forces on land and sea. He also an.
nounces that Admiral Ting and two 9th.
or officers committed suicide. after ad
dressing a letter from the Chinese
flagship accepting the Japanese de
mands. The Chinese soldiers garrison
I ing the forts on the island of Liu Kunl
\ Lao, the last of the defenses of Wei
\ Hai-wei to hold out against the ia
] panese, and the sailors of the Chimes
I fleet. were ID be taken beyond the ia
4 panese lines and liberated. while tn
captured officers and the foreigners vii
y be conveyed away by ship before the,
are given their liberty.
A dispatch from General Nodsu. com
mander Of the First Japanese army Il
/ Manchuria, dated February 16. say
that II. 900 Chinese, with IL guns. attack
ed Hal Cheng from the Lao Yang. NeN
Chang and Jinkao roads They wer
repulsed. leaving over 100 dead. TIL
Japanese loss was five killed an
wounded.
A CoNFIRMAToRY TELEGRAM.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE secretar
OF the navy today received the followin
I dispatch fro m Admiral Carpenter. con
handing th Asiatic squadron.
"Chee Fdo. Feb. 16.-The Chimes
neet@ and the Chinese island forts .
wei-HaI-we i have surrendered. tn
Chinese admiral and Chinese genera
committed suicide. Have sent q
Charleston 10 watch the movements.
CARPENTER. {"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
DAVIS WILL CONTEST ReoP1neo
The supreme Court of Montana Allows
Litigation 10 Continue.

Helena. Mont. Feb. is-The supreme
court decided today that Harriet T. Shelf
beld and Erwin Davis, niece and brother
of Andrew J. Davis. the Butte millionaire.
may contest the viii on the ground that
Il was a forgery and revoked by other
Wills. II. A. Root and Maria Cummings
contested the will In 1881 and after six
weeks trial at Butte the jury disagreed.
The Root contest was SCI for a hearing
July -. lssa. Monday the case was con-
tinued by agreement and the Sheffield
Davis case called These contestants were
not ready for trial and the case was dis
missed. A motion was set aside. the de-
fault was oyerruied and an appeal taken
10 the supreme court. holding this error
as sufficient showing OF excusabie neglect.
The case was remanded with instructions
to restore the contest, 1nis again opens
the question as 10 the validity OF the will
under which John A. Davis. the brother.
Claimed the whole estate OF s6.0o0.0oo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
BOYCOTT orr THE UNION PACIFIC
", stern Roads are ut Peace and VIII
Try To Remain 80.

Denver, Feb, i4.-At the meeting OF the
passenger agents today for the purpose
of forming the trans-Missouri association
ana Colorado-Ctah association. Chairman
Caldwell was successful In bringing about
satisfactory arrangements with all lines
concerned, with the Union Pacific becom
ine q member OF the general agreement
all lines deciding to raise the boycott
against that company which has been In
effect for three years. and a circular was
issued to the connecting lines to the effect
that an excursion business between the
Missouri river and the Pacific coast and
intermediate points could return by al
Verse routes. at the option Of the holder
of the ticket The Union Pacific Is ac-
corded the privilege OF "A long haul on one
way business to Idaho. Montana and the
north Pacific coast points. via Huntington.
all lines having accrded this To Mr. Loo
max. vino left for Omaha tonight.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
sulcI1 e OF LOUIS Won VALLEY.
TOOK Morphine In Glass of Whisky at
a Wallace saloon.

WALLACE. Idaho, Feb. ls-Louis Arco
Won Va ley committed suicide here last
night with Is grains OF morphine, which
was taken In glass OF whisky at NAL
Ions saloon lie purchased the poison
al the drug store an hour previous to his
taking IL, where ne gave an assumed
name. He was native OF Tyrol, and had
been here but few weeks lie wrote the
address OF relations In London and Italy
after tAking the drug. but assigned no
cause fbr the act. Physicians refused to
attend him until too late. He took the
morphine at O'Clock last night and lived
until after this morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
PRESIDENT M.sRI0s ACCUSED.
An 4. X. 4. Emissary Intimaies That lie
Was a Party 10 Bribery.

Columbus. Feb. lI.--In the meeting OF
the United Mine Workers OF America to-
day Mark Wild. district organizer of the
American Railway Union under Mr. Debs,
being granted the floor, stated that when
the American Railway Union last summer
was attempting TO stop the running Of
trains on the Hooking Valley road, John
Me Bride then president of the United
Mine Workers. gave him so to induce a
settlement of the strike of railroad men
on that road. Mcbride replied that he
did give Wild money. but u was "A char
table donation from some coal operators,
the strike having been previously over
come by the railroad company. Mcbride
said None OF the money came from
the railroad company" committee was
appointed to investigate and report upon
the subject in controversy between Wild
and Mcbride.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
HAWAII ASKED WORK SLOWLY

English subjects Cannot BE Hanged
without Fair Trial.
London. Feb. 15.--Sir Edward Gray. In
response TO an Inquiry In the house of
commons as to tbs condition of affairs
in Hawaii. said Mr. Halves. the British
commissioner. had been instructed by
cable TO ask for delay OF the execution
of the Englishman. Richard, condemned
10 death by court martial, IL he has
been convicted of completely only in the
uprising. or actual participation. with
out having had a fair and open trial,
with fun opportunity TO defend himself.
In either case the evidence ON which the
sentence of Richard is based Is TO be
sent home. and Mr.. Halves has been d.
rected TO act in concert with his United
States colleague, who has received sim
liar instructions fIom his government
i'm case the American. Seward. Is also
condemned TO death.
MORE ENlLES COMING.
San Francisco, Feb. l5-The steamer
Mariposa. from Honolulu, arrived today
with the news that there had been no
executions yet. The ex-queen's trial y
still pending. William France. charged
Y with conspiracy. was the only man de-
/ ported on the Mariposa. ON the Aus
7 traiia. leaving February %, number
/ OF others will be deported, including Pc
tei son and Creighton. eX-cabinet OH
\ GERS. and Wurdenburg. Ex-Postmaster.
General v. $. Ashford and J. F. Bowler
have been found guilty. The govern
ment. Just prior to the sailing OF tn
Mariposa, decided to Danish Car
! weidemann. convicted OF treason. HI
is the son of Judge Weidemann, one o
the ex-aueen's commissioners TO Wash
IN 4rtpn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
CALIFORNIA STREAMS BANK FULL
General Rains Cause Floods In Rieh
Agricultural sections.

San Francisco. Feb. la-The general
rains for the past few days throughout thu.
state have swelled the streams, many
overlooking their banks. The Fresno irri-
CATION anal has left its channel and many
Vineyards are under water. At Ca,ent.
the biggest flood OF the season has SVEN,
Town the river BANKS and washed ont the
southern Pacific track. A passenger train
ran into the washout In the darkness and
was badly wrecked. The train was a
iouble-header. and both engines. two bag
gaze cars. one express and one mail car
were overturned into the water. badly IN.
turing the fireman. who was caught untl.r
the tank
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
ELMoRE COUNTY FUNDS SHORT
Two Exc unty Officials Know How and
WHY II Is Missing.

Boise City, Feb. ls.-Two OF the ex-of-
ficials OF Elmore county are found to be
short In their accounts, William Wicker
sham, auditor, and j. ID. Gray. ex-sheriff.
Gray'n shortage is about $500. but II Is
thought he greater part will be made
good. Mr. Wickersham's shortage Is given
out at about $500. but II u SAID on the
quiet that II reaches $lO.uo IL Is also saiu
that warrants have been duplicated for
a large amount and other irregntarites
committed, all contributing 70 the as6re-
gate $4,000. one OF the Soise banks Is
said TO hold 1900 OF these Irannutent
warrants wickersham is q son OF the late
]. c. Wickersham of Boise. Gambling
Is the cause OF HIS downfall.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
Persisted WITH HIS FLOCK
4 iierder and $500 sheep Overcome h,
blizzard In Montana.

Helena. Mont. Feb. 1.-THE news was
received Ia Helena yesterday OF the total
determination OF band of $3.50 sheep be-
longing TO Helena men and the death of
one Of the herders by a blizzard near
0ka. a few days ago. The herder's name
was Engene Watts. There had been a
chinook in the forenoon and the blizzard
struck them without ten minutes warn
ing. Eugene was 50 near his sheds that
II he had had ten minutes he would have
saved tn. sheep and himself The efforts
OF other herders were futile, 81 furious
and sudden was the storm,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
li,,le Profession for Labor.

Albany. ~ Y. Feb. IA. - Attorney
Gener hi Hencook has handed down
,ieclsibn denying the application for
permission 10 bring action to vaeate the
charter OF the Brooklyn Heights Rail
road company for failing TO operate
It's lines The Encouragement holds
that II the ten hour labor law has been
VIOLATED II was by the officers OF the
,ompA ny, not by the corporation itself
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
Wrecked on the bahamas.

phiiadelphla. Feb, Is ; a cablegram
from Nassau. ". IL. states that the Phil
adelph|a baTkentine sadie Thompson
Captain Mowatt. bound from Caribbean
ports February 8. for this port, with SEQ
bags on sugar, valued at 100000. consiEn-
ed TO the sugar trust, has been toally
wrecked on Memory rock. Bahamas The
vessel IVES valued at $4,000. II is presum.
"a the crew was landed safely.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23

Huntington, w. Va. Feb, ls.-An en-
CINE and two coaches Of the passenger
train on the Norfolk A. Western railroad
jumped the tracw seven miles west OF this
sity at a. m. today. John Adkins. Of
Wayne county. was killed outright. An
unknown lady from Paolska. Mich, was
struck on the head. and Is dying. En6i-
neer Jackson and Fireman GAM are seri-
onsly injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
DIVORCE GRANTED TO MRS wlckes
pullman's Right Hand Man Was nrutaI
aud ImproNiicnI

chicago, Feb l3-Nirs. Wickes. wife
% Thomas Wiekes. vice president OF The
Pullman Palace Car Company. was grant.
- divorce by default today In Judge
luthlifs court. Mrs Wiekes charged her
husband with having kicked her thrau.ts,
water al her. striking her tn Tho non,b
and throwing food az her She also
claimed that during the last Few year.. h.r
husband had deprived her af the Comforts
suitable ie her condition la life
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
SERIOUS lNuNoATloNs IN SPAIN.
segurn, GuadaiaquiVer and Tagus Rivers
overflow Their Hanks

Madrid Feb. Is. The river Segura
which flows through the provinces OF Muir
eia and Alicante into the Mediterranean
Sea has overofiwed A portion of the city
of Jorihula Is inundated and the railway
TO Alicante submerged There ID aiso a
serious Hood In the adalaauiver river.
Triani. suburb al Seville. Is under wa
ter Tho river Tagus Is rising and the
town Of Afanajus, about ~ miles south
east Of Madrid. where there is a royal pal
ace, is threatened with inundatiou,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
RNA Is OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Glass aud Brass Workers and Miners
organize a Separate Body

Columbus, o., Feb. ia new labor or
sanizatlon, the Independent Order OF
KnightA OF Labor, was formed today with
William r. Wilson OF Blossburg. Pa, az
general master workman II 10 claimed
hat the organization starts with a mem
bershlp OF eo.0oo. embracing glass workers.
brass workers and miners.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
TOW c-s RY WAS CONVICTED.
entity of Mausiaughtcr for killing Frank
porritN.

bOrTitN.
Helena, Mont, Feb. 1s.-Thomas Cieary
was convicted in the district court of man
slaughter for killing Frank Dorrity.
gambler. a few months ago in this city
CIaary was at one time a prominent
middlcweight prize-hghter and had 20
with Jack Dempsey before a club In San
Francisco He had run down at the heel
until he had become a rounder. and while
hanging around gambling houses he fell
In with Dorrity, who was bad man with
q reputation for killing people. They had
been out all night and wound up with
quarrel, and while running from Cleary
tho latter got a bead ON Dorrity ana sent
a ball into the back of his neck. There
seems no doubt but that Dorrity was GO
ing for his gun TO kill Cleary. 80 the case
was made manslaughter. He will be SEN
fenced Saturday.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
colomhian Reyolu,lou ,n,,,,

washington, Feb, iA-The state a.,,,,,
menu today received the fallowlns 1.,'
stshl from Minister Mckinney. N nago,s
. Columbia Tho minister o. ferelrn az
. ,s.l requests as TO say that IA. revolt.
ION y practically ended. ana there n ~,
. ..,t o. any further trouble Have .hls
l''"'''hen IN the Interests OF comme,,s.' :.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
Wrecked orr the cnrol,ua..

Baltimore. Feb. IA private telegrsy,
states that party of Baltiu,ore men hs a.
been shtpwrecked on an island of ,be
coast of North Carolina. The steam. .,,,s
caught IN severe storm aud vrscl,eJ
near the island. The passenger. ,not -
the life boats and reached laad
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
,aya I,lotters imprisoued.

Batavia. Feb IA plot of natives In
valviug murder has been discovered In
TJaddFa district. Island OF Java. IL was
the intention OF the plotters 10 murder all
the Europeans and Chinese Ia the district
II possible Al the chief niogers OF the
plat and fifty follnsers have heen arrest
al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
GUATEMALA ACCEPTS PEACE
hesiSo VIII Make the Conditions knou,
Next Week

Guy Of Mexico, Feb u Nt.Ks.s eonn,.
,., nave been peacefully accented Nv
s'ua.e nisia. Nho guarantees their fuI,iiIi.
officially next week. Ni'h
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
The Northwest Mininp Rsyiew

dnves all the latest mining news oi
Washington, Idaho, Oregon. Mon.
tana and British Columbia The beet
advertising medium. Rates mud
known ON application. Subscription
" per year. The Mining Review Pub
'-hing Co. Spokane. " ashington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
Trying TO BLOW Up rre MANAGER

Martins Ferry uinss Works Operatives
Have Grudge Against Him.
Wheeling. w. Va. Feb l4.-EarIy tina
morning bomb was throwa into the
office Of the Buckeye Glass Works. at
Martins Ferry. Ohio doing considerable
damage, Manager Humphrey was sup
posed ia he asleep In the Office. He was
shot at ten days ago, After the strike
In the factory operations were resum-
ed with non-uninn men, Since then
there have been frequent outbreaks,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-06-06
SUBJECTS OF QUEEN VIC.

Mr.. w. T. STEAD, IL is reported in
London newspaper circles, has acquired
proprietary interest in the Echo, and
will become its editor,
GLADsroSE's trip TO the Riviera ap-
pears TO have restored him TO vigorous
health. Some Of his friends say that
he has not looked better in several
years.
LORD RosEBERY and Mr.. Balfour,
Lord Elgin and Mr.. Rhodes-the four
men who between them guide and gov
ern the British cmpire-are all under
fifty years of age.
IT is said that the duke and duchess
of Fife still present in their daily life
the interesting spectacle of married
couple who have not yet left their
courting days behind them.
NtsCoUNT VALENTIA, who has just
been elected 10 parliament from Oxford
City in place of the late Gen. Sir George
Chesney, makes the eighteenth titled
member of the house of commons. One
of them is liberal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-06-06
WIT AND WISDOM.

"A merry heart doeth good like
medicine. Bible.
The soft answer" precipitates the
deaf mans wrath.-Brenham Press.
Papa, what is a fade" "A fad,
nv son, is somebody else's fancy
Tit-Bits
The most beautiful pictures are
those that lovers carry in their eyes. =
Galveston News
When a woman's face is her for
tune, nine times ont of ten she will
die pauper.-Falls Creek Herald.
The politician who has been lost
in the shuf.e does not think much of
the pack he has been with.-Picayune.
Jones says he wasn't paid for his
last poem?' well, if it's really his
last, pay him handsomelyr'-Atlants
Constitution.
-Wibbles-The girls who pose as ly-
ing pictures. do they make big money?
Wabbles-No, only a bare living. -Buf-
talo Courier.
Old Crusty says il is perfectly prop
sr for woman TO speak OF her hus-
band aS landed property.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Not ImPortant.-''They say that
Leightleigh Goldwaite is losing his
mind" We'll. he's lucky il that's all
he's losing. g."-Detroit Echo.
Why is Smith always singing
Give me the old-time religion? "
Didn't take up any collection in those
oays."-Atlanta Constitution
-Hicks-How foolish it is to be al
WAYS aping the rich Wicks-les; but
then il is safer than mOnkeying with
the common people Boston Trans
eript.
-Mother-in-Law-Now that you are
married / hope you won't commit any
more tomtoolery. Sonin-Lzw-No;
can assure you this is my last.-HGlf
Holiday.