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Followed iIer Loysr to Death.

DETEOiT, Dec. "A special 10 tho
News from Hamilton, Ont, say: The
girl who committed suicide In a but.
fslo boarding house yesterday was
Nellie Massle or Burrows, Of this city.
Sno loft her home hero three yests
ago, aud followed her lover, William
Mhhsle, u hotel keeper. TO tho Pacific
coast A few days ago word was TO-
ceivod that Mss,ir had been shot and
killed IN Oakland, Cal. Hi- body was
shipped hofe for burial, tut no PAT
tioulArs OF the shooting have been 70.
ceiyod, though It 10 believed here that
he was shot by the girl, who yesterday
killed herself
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oUBA's HOPEs.
Patriots Look to the New Congress FOL
An.


AID.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.-The World 10.
day says; The portions Of President
Cioveland's message that referred to
the Cuban questlon evoked lively
comment yesterday at the heatquai-
tiers OF the revolutionary junta la this
city. Delegate Estrade Palma OBJ
Jeoted to the President's describing
American sympathy with the Cubans
a. sentimental.
Mr.. Palma felt that the Presidents
views ON the Cuban question were
possibly Influenced by the Spanish
minister Ia Washington and by the
U. \. consul general al Havana.
"Mr. Clevoland's neuuallty IL oil
We can hope for" he continued, land
we ara thankful that he did not see ht
to bring mp the precedent OF General
GRANITE positlon anu uttUrancos0
Mf. Palma added that the hopes OF
Cubanu everywhere ctntoTed upon tho
favorable action OF the new American
Congress.
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A Reauilfal Gift.

To-day, Brother Charles J. Thomas,
leader OF the Temple choir, was eEhib-
Hing to his friends one OF the prsttlest
UaJous ever seen here, II IL made Of
horn, and is specimen Of exquisite
workmanship, by Brother Walter H.
Wilcox. This musiolau's wand has a
bar OF s,eel through the center, on
which the vAri.colored pieces OF horn
are arranged In mn artistic manner. IL
Is about sixteen inches In length. The
presentation to Professor Thomas by
the maker OF the baton took place -
the Temple Apnex this morning.
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TNA7E And HOUSE.
, TT, ,l Petitions and Resolutions
Flowing 10.
..,oe,rrloS ASKED FOR CUBA.
.,..,, Foreign Policy Demanded by
s,,,,Or Allsn-Thc Question OF
Coast Deienscs.

.,.,r,yaros, ID. O., Dec, 4.-In
s.n,,, today Mitchell, OF Oregon,
ted a letter and accompanying
"a, 10 tho senate from II. A. Dn'
''.,el.Iming the right to be admitted
.s,,o, from Delaware. Delaware
s.','er,tle senator, Gray, moved that
.,,,,lege Of the door DO given his
s'.sollc.n quasi.collea1ue. pending =
,.,o,o,,lon Of the case. Dupont was
NIB, In aud introduced.
GAMBLER Republican, n. j. pre-
.,,,l a mass Of petitions alleging
~, in AlabAma, claiming the cleo
-, esvornar for Reuben +. holee.
..,,t,I petitions Tor recognition OF
d. r1b,a iniurgents were offered.
-, Rem, Wash, IN introducing n
W. me l5rtification OF tho Atlantic,
p..ssand lake ports, said the Senate
,.p,lng asked " extend rtcognitlon
! cuban belligefentr, ntd to hfmly
.',sn tho MOpioe doctrine. 1--WE
.st,ltins OF thcse matters No though
I'D A chin on our Hhouldete,' lie
Nd Hand We 70 along In blissiul
'.,,,noe OF or inacti0n NJ TO the uu.
s.sJ condition OF our ports"
H,aL Rep, Mass, offered the follow
R.,olyed, That the Senate will sup
,tihe President la the most vigorous
,ssn he may deem NJ TO take for the
'-.,ellon aud security OF American
ff,p, IN Turkey anu to obtain rodfosa
tbs injuries committed upon such
,i,ni there.
.5.vru, That tho President may
s,,ftd 10 make known to the gov
susnt o. Turkey, tho strong feeling
retsl and indignation with whioh
!, .eoplu Of America has heard OF tho
ME- Unlisted upon puuOnH OF
lH,ilan mith IN Turkey, and the
istilrsn people cannot he expected
tlsE with indifference any repe.
"a o. continuance Of such wrongs"
lsttsoluti9u went to the commit-
10 co foreign relations.
Another resolution by hOaf, ftquett.
Information from the President AZ
lie corfospondeuce with Turkey
~ 1as,oi.
ne Allen resolution defining our
MA pol cy was taken W aud Allen
sci recognition of the Tevoluiionisis
u tie annexation Of Cuba. He de-
siti the foreign policy Of the United
l.si had been n hiss anu byw0rd for
stsly.aye yearr. He specified mao.
hln the case OF Mrs. Mayhrick and
H.C,u al Waller. The senator strong
Bt,sI tho re-aaseriion u tho Mon
v dgulIltu 90 bfOadrned NJ 10 secure
ltgumAtu " ithdtawal Of monafchiGl
titldrlclts from this continent.
lasis0lulion was temporarily laid
we aud the Senate, after ten min
~ executive session, adjourned at
lNP,m.
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wooi Growers Meet.

wAsHINGroS, Dec. 4.-The annual
meeting OF the National Association
Of wool growers began hero today.
The principal feature was the annual
address VI President William Law.
Ionee, OF Ohio, who dwslt ON the dis.
trcsssd condition OF the wool growing
industry, and made various suggestions
Tor remedial legislation and concerted
seton o secure batter protection 10 the
growers. Resolutions will be adopted
urging legislation 10 place wool on the
duliAbls list at reasonably high rate.
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DROvE aIH 40 SUICIDE.
Exploits of a woman with n Ills.
tory.

Exploits Of a woman with Ills.
tory.
DIS MoiSEs, Iowa, Dec. "A spe-
olal TO tue Register from Council
Bluns, Iowa, tays.
Moliic Graham, n woman who has
had numerous husbands, and figured
IN sensational episodes In police court
circles year ago, met y man uGmud
Fred Leulzirger, wealthy old citizen
n this city. Their relations became
very Intimate and IN 6hort time tho
woman hal tho deeds 10 some vaiua-
bio residence properly. She became
worry imp0ftuuate Ia her demands and
gOaded the old man 10 such pitch Of
desperation that he committed suicide,
leaving an estate estimated nj $40, 600.
The Graham woman brought ruit
against the estate Tor $4,000. The suit
has hoen un trial Ia this district court
for nearly "a week. A verdict was
reached last night, the jury giving the
woman 81 900.
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To Purchase cavalry Horses.

WAsHINoIOE, Dec. 3.-rhs army
will soon begin 10 buy tho usual iail
supply OF faultiess hores for the
cavalry, and accordingly tho secretary
OF war has sent Colonel James Nj.
Moore, Of New York, assistant quar-.
torma,tsr general, ami Captain James
-. Ayleshirs, OF 81. Louis, assistant
uuarlsfmastar, 10 Chicago TO maize
the Chicago market, Colonel Moore
will 20 to Dss Moinss, aud 81. Louis.
The buying Of horses for the cavalry
and ARTILLERY saoh year IL OF no small
importance. The requirements arc
rigid and not more tnan two horses
out VI every ten offers are suitable.
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Arrived Safe.

A private cOblegram was received
today, stating that the party Of Utah
people who sailed from Philadelphia
on Nov. 20, on the American Line
steamship wassland, arrived at
Queenstown last evening, Dec. 3, all
well. The vessel proceeded to Liver
pool and would reach there today.
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Eldredgc, tho yag, Captured.

George Eldredge, the vsgraut, who
took French leave from the rock pile
yesterday afternoon, was captured
shor,ly after the NEWS went to press,
by Al McQuarTy, one Of the guards,
who struck out In another direction
and nailed his mHn at the corner OF
Seventh South and Sixth East. lie IL
now bslng eagerly watched.
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AMERICANS PROTECTED.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Manucl
CasiB, General Antonio Ege,s's night
hand man has chartered tue small tug
Caroloy Golden, ans vague stories OF
al expedition against Salvador arc
floating about. The superstition IN
that Ezsta will bo taken on board NJ
Acalulla and somu plan TO get him
and his friends Into Salvador has been
determined upon. Tho tug Will sAil
south today or tomorrow.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. avn.
liam 5lonu, formerly n mombot Of the
Dalton gang, under sentence 20 ten
years here for shooting Deputy Sheriff
Harold, has confessed committing
murdsre In Chicago, ClovelaHG, Kan.
Gus Guy aud several other places. His
story Ia one life o. murder, burglary,
train anu stage I0bbeTlts.
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Fa,nIEIpIo,lon a, rItt.burr.

PIT'rsBUBd, Dec. Am explosion
OF nitTo-gly cerius at Hume's torpsd ,
fAeIory, near Butler, Penn, this morr-
ing demolished the factory and Two
storage magazines, killed LoWery BLACK
and George Bestsr, employees. IL q
thought they were thawlng out a oAa
Of glyoeIine.
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Increasing the wages.

slPEMiNG, Mich, Dec. A. The
NNlhlhg companies OF Ishpeming and
ssslnnev have informed thsir em-
lslts That an increase in tho wage
'.ale mas been made. The minerB are
ven an increase Of ten cents and
a.s'eit hye cents per day. No demand
~ mAue by the men, but an ad.
iaee would have been asked January
lnnted.
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NEW York. Dec. "A special 10
this world from Salvador sHys:
Gen. Rivas Ia lying dangerously III
at Cobkal, CAojuiepeque. Presidout
Gutierrez viii start at o CO for Cobkat.
IL IL feared that n the general should
die the Caojutereque Indians would
Immediately rise IA rebellion against
the government, 10 which they are
bitterly opposed.
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roIombIans Defeated In Rattle.

New YOHIS, Dec. IA dispatch to
tho Herald from Panama says Rn OF
gagoment took place yesterday DO.
tween Colombian troops and AlisrO's
forces on tho frontier OF Ecuador; the
Herald Correspondent In Guaynquil
telcgrhphs lodsy that the COlombians
were driven back.
The invading force, 1t Ia reported,
was under command Of Bishop Schu.
maker,
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FIGHT ON A SHEET OAR.
A stream Of nIaOd Drsushing thu rIssI
and frightening the isassengeTa

nnd Frightening the Passengers.
CHICAGO, Doc. Al oaeph T.Jenkins
and ". Is. Mscklin engaged In quar-.
rel Oh west.bOuud Madison street
cable car between IL and II O'Clock last
night, RRd carload Of passengers,
many OF whom we're women, saw
jenkins draw a kniio and plunge 1t In.
TO tho left side OF Maoklin's neck.
A stream Of blood squire from the
wound, drenching the door aud fright
ening the passengers into panic.
The car was stopped and The wound.
ed man carried into drug store.
i. was found On examination that
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NEW YomS, Dso. A dispatch to
tho World IRON Nicaragua says:
The commission sent here In behalf
President ZelAya 10 recognize CubA's
belligorent rights, have been thus fsI
unsuccessful. Spanish Influence II
strong here, and the preSldsnt TO usel
TO aid the Cubans on tho ground thai
It might lead TO IA violation Of In.
toTnalional law.
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.nII.brr,,. Renir mnII,d.

LONDON, Dec. a. rms report Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury 10 Secretary
Olney on the Venezuelan question, the
Associated Presa learns, was dispatched
ciiect 10 Washington by mail aud
should bu received by the British em-
bassador there, Sir Julian Pauuceiots,
In all probability, tomorrow.
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sALIsnumN,s RErLY.
Ho REFUSES TO submit ia. vens EueIan
Dispute 60 Arbitration.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-rhe reply Of the
Marquis Of Salisbury 10 the notes OF
Secretary Olney on the Venezuelan
question, IL on board tbs White Star
llns steamship Brittanic, due 10 New
York on Friday. Tue essence OF the
document is that Great Britain re-.
fuses 10 submit 10 arbitration any terri.
tory within the 5ohomberg line.
Some turprite.is eEpressedihot thoiro-
ply was nOilseut through the Nniisd
States embassy, but Ambassador
BayGrd explains this IL 10 accord with
diplomatic utAge.
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WAsnIsGrOE,D Dec. 3.-Mf. Castle 70.
day presented President Cleveland his
letters Of recall as Hawaiian minister
and Mr.. HAtohe those aooteJiting MIN
Ne Cattles's successor. The letter and
tue Presldenps replies were exceeding.
ly pleasant In tons.
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tpulisit Decide 60 stand Together
WlluEdToN, ID. o., Dec. 4.--1ho
Hfgltt mvmhefs Of tue Senate at n
Esllng yesterday took n step which
ii2oably will prevent the reOrganiz-
llsnol the Senate by the Republic
tiai, deciding u stand together
inlrI both tho old parties. PETER,
Allen, Kyle aud Butler, ranked NJ
EnlghI ropulisti, and Senators jones
40 Stewart, Of Nevada, upon whom
Has Republicans have counted for
iul,lhnee IA oass of an effort 10 teot-
iihls, were present. There was no
sAenI against the proposition to stand
lls'hef Gu the question OF organizs-
u.aahd to give no support to either
ulhe old parties In the election OF OIL
Nhellhe senate Or other party mat
'L Those present also decided To
lanlhAle their own candidates for the
,hous oillcrs, In case the other par
replace candidates In the field. The
iePllit.s agreed that, this step once
alsl, they should stand by their can
'l.lle' t1lidly to the end.
Tue Republicans now lack three OF q
ETl9flly anu Will lack one alter the
Vhh Senators come In.
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cuhnn In.nrrenl DO hr shol.

HAVANA, Dec.I.-Gonefal Gonzales,
n lusufgeut convicted VI taking %
arms Hkainst the government, was TO-.
DAY sentenced 10 oshot.
Later In the cay n dispatch from
Mautazas announced that General
GouzAles had been shot there today.
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aoIl for nenlh Am,rIcn.

NEW YORK, DEC. i.-Muellsr,
5chAll & Co. have Withdrawn from
the sub.treasury S50O,OO0 gold cola
ordered by them yo,torday for chip
men 10 South America.
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TO VISIT TmE oLp couSrRr.
six ituudrsd seAndiuayiau- Charter a
steamer Co Gross th- Atlantic.

hlN thuudrfh scaudiuaNtaus AhAFtsr n
steamer Co Cross ths Atlantic.
NEW YoHS, Dec. IA uaIJ Of 600
hardy sons aud daughters OF Sweden
ana Norway, who have become
American ciIizens, bat nfe eager for
GIN pses Of the mother land, arrived
from tho far West lat night They
filled n train OF ton cars which reached
thu West shore depot last night after a
fast run from Chicago The train was
In three sections, the fret getting In NJ
$3.50 aud the Others after midnight.
Today Of noon the travellers will
take passage on the big steamship Is.
land, which they have chartered Of tho
Thingvalla line. IL 10 ~ be a visit
only. Tao voyngoTs are destined Tor
many cities, towns and hnmleis In
Norway anu Sweden, where thoy Will
ftJoln the friends from whom they
parted years ago. They arc gsing
nome TO spend the holidays and will
return 10 America In the carly part OF
the new year.
Represented In tho Norwegian
delegation are several wealthy Swedes
who have acquired fortunes In this
county. Indeed, not one OF tho
travellers carries less than $500 back ~
the old country. There are trRdesmon,
lawyers, doctors aud workingmon
among thom. Nearly all arc accom-.
painted by their families. Thirty Nor.
wsgian societies are represented In
the party.
The leland will be dscktd In flags
from stem TO storm when she sails to-
day. A swedish band Of twenty
pieces will accompany tho tourists.
Tho lardea OF the Island are bouRte-
fully stocked with good things 10 eat
ami DRINK. A large space on the after
deck Of the Island will be cleared and
during the fine days at ssa will be
used for Norwegian gamss and dances.
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III. rrann.,a Match on.

NEW York, Dec. 4-The proposed
match between "KidO LAvigns and
Jack Evorhard for $1,000 purse ana
tho light weight WORLDS championship
IL of.
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ALL EUROPE UNITED
And tho Sultan and His Ministers Feel
Gloomy.
Panic Prevailing al Caesarsa-Armon
ians Close their stores aud Bar.
ricade their Houses.

CoSsTASTISOPLE Dec. 3, Wis Sofa,
Dec. 4.-Ig booams known today to
the surprise OF the tkeptics that Eng
land IL really 10 accord with the pow.
ers aud that the sultan need 10 look
for no sympathy from the oEar or his
advisvrsin anything tending to thwRrI
the determination Of the powers TO
have order restored throughout the
Turkish empire and measures taken for
the protection OF the lives and property
Of all the Christian subjects Of the
sultan. This news has cast q dismal
spell over the lYildiE Kiosk and tho
ministers nave been Ia almost constant
attendance upon the sultan ever since.
IL IA underttOOd tue concentration or
troops OF MatAsh II about complolel
and an advance upon Zsitoun msy be
expected any day. IL ~ believed no
mercy will be shown tho Armenian
insurgents thore In Hplte Of the prom
leo to the powers.
A feeling OF panic prevails NJ
Go Iaroa,nl Armenian stores are closed
aud the moot valuable goods removed
aud hidden. Tho Armenians, az n
rule, arc barrieAded In their houses
aud the people here are In dread 0f
hearing Of further and much more
extensive outbreak, In spite Of the pre-.
cautions tho Turkish oiilclelB have
thksu.
AMERICANS PROTECTED.
wAsuisGToN, Dec. I.-AssisiAnl
Secretary Of State Uhl has wired ..
M. Moore, OF Chicago, tue following
mossngt: l"Minisler fotoll cables that
kharput telegrnphs report that 1.-THE
Americans are protect and that htp.
Gates In cohvalefcing.
EDwtN +. UuLh
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N,nIa. A. N. rncnmnmsn,.

ST.. PAUL, Dec. 4.-The administra.
tive council Of tho q. A. II. today
fixed the date for the next eneamp-
ment rs September to !, 1895.
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WLmiNuIoS, ID. C., Doe. 4.-Chisi
lsiles Fuller, IL confined to his bed
y aisyerv oVlt.
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IaIly IndIana ateora. nI..Inr.

sasDiANAPoLIs, Dec. 4.-rhs state
,IGsn lsst evening having occasion
VoA up Information VI pioneer
' 'ls' relative TO state affairs, were tur-
,.,,l 70 hnd that the early Indiana
,gius We're missing from the files.
, S,ay OF these records are Of vital i'm.
.'4uee anu how TO replace them, n It
WipvislDlt, Ia a very serious problem.
~. ''uet lhey wetO carried OF by per
W.. interested In old documents or
!, V'e .avellentally sold To Junk dealers
AZ VINO OF the removal from the
lAoVn. "'' "'u'' Ho'
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Pr,,ldsnt of tue nolshstag.

BERLIN, Dec. AT the opening OF
be RsiUnslng today Baron Won BGol.
bisnbtfg was reelected president.
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SUIT AeAiasr sAauEL or PosEN.
' Of a Real Estate Trade wiih
hrs, DhIhaT.

a. va" YORK, Dec. 4.-Depuly Sheriff
g,n.yl went to the residence Of
,s,~, H'e d, strellnRer, or Curtis, the
Psi better known us samuel OF
Nh On 81 Nicholas avenue, armed
ls,l,I Wfll tf replevin against Mr..
NM Auu his wife for $1,000 In favor
"''' Nina Dalker 10 recover ali The
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MISCELLANEOUS

oSr-White bull pun. < rnoDtbS > o1S----~-~
aDIe reward if returned to 5l4 Jac ci aeaSon
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MONTE CARLOS PATRONS.
The Ladies' Are the Most Profitable
Customers at the Gaming.


The Ladies' Are the Most Profitable
Customers at the Gaming.
The English, the Americans and the
French are probably the most remun-
nerative patrons of Monte Carlo, and it
frontier of Italy that the vast ma
jority of pleasure seekers repair In
summer, says the London Daily TeIe-
graph. Again, at the very period
when the Casino people wish to allure
English visitors to the Riviera the
London season is at its height, and
the parliamentary session has as yet
shown no sign of waning. The At
lantic steamships are bringing to Eu
rope every week shoals of American
tourists, but our transatlantic Wis
itors usually pass the summer in Lon
don or Paris or at English or French
watering places, and await cooler
weather before they journey down
south.
Another suggestion made to the
perplexed administration is that
club for the use of gentleman visitors
should be established in connection
with the Casino, it being proposed to
utilize for the purpose the premises of
the Hotel Monte Carlo, but it is diff
cult to see that the financial prosperity
of the Casino company would be in
creased by supplementing the existing
tripot with club. Visitors who
land can easily become members of
the Cercle de la Intolerance at Nice,
and, after all, it is not the serious
players, the scientific operators a
rouge ct noir, who despise the merry
but frivolous game of roulette, that
are the most lucrative customers of
the Casino. At trent-et-quarante it
is really possible to win very
large sums of money, not, in
deed to break the bank-since
Napoleon's dictum of the big batal-
ions eventually winning still holds
and always will hold good-but enough
to cause the administration to close a
particular table for few hours At
roulette, however, for one winner of
any considerable amount there are pos
sibly 100 who, sooner or later, will be
utterly and hopelessly decaves, or
CLEANED out"
Moreover, in modern times it has
been the lady punters who, in the ag-
gregate, bring the greatest amount of
grist to the mill of the Casino com
pany. It is not that the ladies often
go to the maximum of stakes TO be re-
alized-they are in general too timor-
Gus for that; but they play recklessly,
and they will continue to play until
they have lost their last 5-franc piece
on the tapis vert, and a club from
which ladies were excluded would be
bereft of the contributions of the sex
who are, as gamesters, not less advent
urous and perhaps a little more incor-
rigible than men,