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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
REFORMS MUST BE. MADE
THE AMBASSADORS MAKE FHESa
DEMANDS Oy .THE PORTE.
They Also Insist Upon Knowing Whs
Measures Win be Adopted to Restore
Order signs Of Insurrection.

LONDON. Nov. n.--A dispatch to the
ference OF the ambassadors OF the powers
held Saturday, 1t WAS decided TO renew
In stiil stronger language the demands
upon the Porte regarding the state OF al
fairs In the province OF Anatolia. In max
ing this fresh demand the powers Will
insist upon knowing what measures the
Porte viii take 10 restore order
BERLIN. Nov. IA dispatch from
Constantinople says the excitement OF the
popuiacc throughout the Asiatic provinces
OF Turkey Is greatly increasing. and the
Porte Is especially alarmed over siyns OF
insurrection In various parts OF SYRIA
PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE Figaro Gays that
three French war ship left Cannes yes
tIday Tor Turkish waters.
ROME. Nov. 1.-THE Italian squadron,
hich has been ordered In to the Levant
waters viii consist cf the cruiser Etna,
flagship. and the gunboats Vulturno
aid Sebastiano Neniero. The Etna car
lies twenty-four guns OF various calibres.
the Vultuinc twelve, and the Sebastiano
Nenierc seven.
dttional step looking to the Preservation
Of American nfe and interests in Turkey
was taken by the Navy Department to-
day. At a late hour this evening Secre-
tary Herbert ordered the San Francisco.
which Is now ar Marseilles. to Alexan-
dretta. Admiral Selfridge was telegraph
ed at Havre to-day. to proceed at once
to Marseiiies. and fly his nag over the
San Francisco. relieving Admiral Kirk.
land, who Will rcturn 10 the United states
The Marblehead Is already at Mereine
which is only few hours sail from
Aloxandretta. The two vessels will
doubtless be sufficient to represent the
American Government In Turkish waters,
but II more are needed they can be quick
ly. dispatched there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
COuulNDER PTGMfN REPORrED.
A Protest From Passengers ON the war
rinn-Iittie tmportnnce Attaehed TO IL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA protest
from passengers OF the steamr Warrimo
against Commander Pigman, OF the
United States gunboat Bennington, based
on the allegation that he ran his vessel
50 near 10 the Warrimo, while the Ben
nington was infected with cholera, that
the lives OF the passengers were endal-
gered has been received at the Navy De-
partment and mailed thence 10 Com
mander Pigman for a report
Little importance IL attached TO the pro-
test at the department MT. Ellis Mills.
United States consul-tienerM at Honolulu.
who was at the latter place when the
alleged incident occurred, said to-day that
while he could understand the fear under
which the passengers on the Wafrlmo
iabored, he was sure Commander Pikman
had done nothing that should have alarm
ed them and furthermore, that the
Warrimo's passengers were placed In no
danger, as infection from cholera could
not be conveyed from one ship to another.
as they seemed to have feared.
Commander Pigman was In charge OF
the monitors, which were stationed just
below Richmond. up 10 few months
ago His family were quite prominent In
Richmond society. and he was very pop
u.ar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Ar THE BfZ1fK.
The Charitable Work >tiii Goes bravery
On.


On.
Tho "War Of the Roses Bazaar at
tho Armory. began its second week last
uisht with good attendance. The
booths were well patronized, and many
shekels were taken in for the home.
The principle feature was the concert
GIVEN in Sanger Hall ny the Little work
ers. which was quite success
AFTER the concert the Little WORKERS
held a reception at their booth, and many
visitors called.
Among the callers at the Bazaar last
night were captain Spence ana MS COM
pany. in full uniform, who were welcome
and liberal guests. ...
Tonight the Odd-Fellows and McGih
Catholic Union Will attend. and II Will be
one of the biggest occasions OF the Ba-
zaar. There will also be present Com
many A. OF the Blues Battalion, in fuIl-
dress uniform, headed by the battalion
band. and Major Sol. Cutchins ana
stan.
In the contest at the Catholic ship TOT
the chair 10 be voted the most popular
captain Captain Morgan Mills leads'
1nd for the Pythian pin, Mr.. H. A
Hawkins leads the list.
There will be new features PROVIDED All
through the week. The Bazaar was 10
close next Friday night but IL Is proba-
ble that IL will continue for week
longer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
University PLAYS With 81 Adams.
REFUSED TO PLAY.
The Ha .apden-sidney Team Objected TO
Some of McCabe's Players.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. n.-SDecial.
Owing to disagreement between the
two teams, the game of football which
was TO have taken place here this after
noon between the Hampden-Sidney team
and McCabe's eleven was not played.
Ro.h teams went out 10 the baseball
park. where the game was 10 have taken
place, and where quite p large crowd
had gathered 10 witness II.
The disagreement, IL seems. grew out
of the contention on the part or the
Hampden-Sidney men that the makeup
OF the McCabe eleven embraced several
men who are not matrlculates Of that
school.
one of the McCabe eleven said last
night that all OF the McCabe team were
students OF the University School, ex-
cept one, who is one OF the Instructors.
The crowd who had gathered to witness
the game-about 500 In number-were very
much disappointed at the failure OF the
teams TO play.
After thA Hampden-Sidney men left
the deld. McCabe's team gave an exhibi-
tion game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
THE COTTON YIELD.
Virginia Heads the List in Acreage.
Weather Favorable for Picking.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. NOV. ll.-Cotton
returns TO the Department OF Agrlcul-
ture for the month OF November show an
average yield per acre for the entire cot
ton belt Of 1856 pounds, distributed BY
States as follows: Virginia, lyy; North
Carolina, l6S; South Carolina, III; Geor-
gia, i52: Florida. IiS; Alabama. l3o; Mis-
sissippi 100; Louisiana, III; Texas, l5l;
Arkansas 1885, Tennessee. Isl. all other
states and Territories. 9G. large ma
iority OF the correspondents of the de-
part ment complain of short yield, many
reporting half CROP" THE poorest In
thirty Year," or something similar: The
dry weather. which has principally de-
stroyed the top crop In many localities
and injured IL everywhere. has been IA
yOrable FOR picking so that the nbre gem
orally is reported clean and in good con
not confined To particular States, none
being free from II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

rho r,,sconal Oh lrch Home for Aged
adiee 10 IN norih Fourth street, has
lts ponation-Day to-day. The necessities
of mis- most bene' oleut institution are
Very great " g ipported by the con-
tributions Of those Who sympathlze VIII VIII
know ma it's stor, room is almost ab-
solutelv empty. 49, -. ...,,,,
The notice OF this Donation-D Day, usua,,
" given i'm the chur ;hes. reached a sinaii
80 ,be vorv inclement weather. but the
ladies in charge wish II known that dona-
lions Of any useful articles, but especlauy
groceries. viii be gladly received, not only
To-day. but on any other day when We
donor can send them III is very ueSl' "oio
however that the help be not delayed, as
the need is very present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

NEW YORK, NOV. u.-Charles Broad
way Rouss, ain ardent southerner, mas
sent s25.oO to the sew YORK ASSOCIATION ,i,'i
einfs with which 10 help replace the. oD.0o
Volumes 'r embracing the University library
recently DESTROYED by fire: other c9ntr,
buttons were sl.oc rom George ~ bSre 10
Robert &. TAYLOR. The association itself
INSCRIBED s25OO Wednesday ni.ht at
meeting calied by its Icesid>nt. Rr.
George Tucker Harrison, when Iesolu. .l,io
the whole library we're adopted.
A committee consisting Of professor
Thomas R. Price and Professor j. B.
Moore of columbia; william hsI, AieAsnIIer' TayIer
and aVIe' AIRED n Eyrd was appointed
TO solicit subscriptions. The, aiumin Oh
other cities will be asked 10 help.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
norm JEFFEEsON's PIiNOS.
They Were Christcned Last Night by the
Master II and of Professor Leo Wheat.

Among the many magnificent articles In
tho Hotel jefferson are several ~teinWay
pianos, splendid instruments Of the finest
workmanship and sweetest tone. But un-
Ill last night their melodious strings have
been silent. Ever since they were placed
in their beautiful quarters they have
stood with covers locked down. But
Major Ginter lad an object In this: he
wished their initial strains TO be evoked
by a masters hand, and last night IN
the presence Of large. gathering OF
friends, he placed the keys in the hands
of Professor Leo Wheat. who. unlocking
one Of the costly instruments drew from
IL ench music as only he can prodvce.
For some time he played on. and the
guests listened with the keenest pleasure
10 his artistic work. II was pretty
christening ceremony. and an occasion
not soon forgotten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. u.-Prest-
dent Cleveland left Washington 1T :S
o'clock tonight over the PennsyIvsnia
railroad for New York city, where ~
morrow he will witness the whitney,
Paget wedding. The President was In
First vice-President Thompsou's private
dining and sleeping car Sixty" snd was
accompanied by Secretaries Lamont and
Herbert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Henry Bl0unt's Lecture.

Among the many entertainers now be-
fore the public there are those who are
mere widely known. hut few there are
who can make more hof est claim 10 the
fire OF genius than Henry Biount Of
North Carolina. editor, orator, mimic.
and actor Mr.. Blorht Will be heard
next Thursday night al Monumental
in Ricfm mend, in the most delightful OF
his msny entertainments. BEYOND tie
Alps Lies Italy" The problem Of life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
TUO NEGROES ARRESTED.
one of Them is Charged with Breaking
Into the House of Gen. +. VI. logan.

Officers McMann and Folks yesterday
arrested negro boy named Reuben
White. on the charge OF being the person
who broke into and attempted to bur-
elarlze the residence of General r. NJ.
Logan, on Saturday last, an account of
which was published I'm Sundays Times.
The polic- of the Third district also ar
rested a negro named Henry Shelton last
night. charged with stealing coat and
$40 in money from l.. Tinsiey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

WEATHER tOs &c AST,

WASHINGTON. d.. c.. Nov. 1.-THE
OF the Mississippi and In the extreme
Northwest. II IL highest In the ohio
Valley and lowest Ia Southern California.
Fair weather prevails. except IN fhe
continue, It is colder on the Atlantic
coast and slightly warmer IN the upps.
Lake region and from Minnesota south
ward 10 Texas. slightly warmer, fai-'
weather VIII prsyail throughout the esn'
For Virginia: Fair preceded By light
showers on the coast; cold, northeriy
winds.
For North Carolins and South Carolina: !:
Fair. preceded by local showers On the
coast northeastsrly wlnus; sugnuy
warmer In the interior.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Richmond at the Hor,e Show

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-Speciai. The
Virginia party for the great Horse Show
By the Old Dominion steam
er. which left Norfolk Satur-
day evening. The sea was smooth. and
though It rained ini tho morning. the
trip was delightful. and everybody en-
joyed II. The Hotel Marlborough pre-
pared an elegant dinner for the party,
including music and flowers.
The weather Is cool and bracing and
the Richmond contingent Is already en-
Joying the sights OF New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
Norfolk and Western ReceIyers.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov: 1.-THE
Mercantile Trust Company Of New Yorx
has filed a bill Of equity IN the untteo
states Circuit Court In this city against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
one OF the company's mortgages. and
upon It's request Judge Dallas appointed
Frederick ~ Nimbaii and Henry Fink.
the original receiver, as receivers for
the comyany's property in Pennsyivania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

The Bark william Hales Sunk by the
Steamer Niagara.

NASSAU. ~. p. Nov. 1.-THE Ward
Line steamer Niagara. Captain crocker,
from New York. November 9th. for Glen
fuegos. arrived here to-day. She reports
ran down and sunk the American bark
William HaIes. Captain C0ombs. from
Havana. October 9Th. for Philadelphia.
or Cape Henlopen. The captain. mate,
and five seamen Of the William Haley
were saved and five men lost
The survivors of the William Hales Will
go north tomorrow BY the steamer
Santiago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
The Mikad0 Presented.

'srhe Four Hundred" OF Jackson ward
thronged the True Reformers' Hall last
night 10 witness the performance Of the
'sAikado." The piece was under the aus
pices Of the Colored Y. Nj. {. A., and
The critics OF Jackson ward pronounced
II success. The singing was the best
feature OF the play. W +. Hope, as Lord
High Execut.oner. was very good The
Ilay VIII be repeated tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

success-is Iikened to sunny Italy. the
land OF the zephyr. ana the stumoiins
stand in the way Of the struggler after
success Is apfIy typiiled by The Alps,
which. although mighty. yet may be
scaled and trfumphanuy passed. Himes-
ously brightly. thoughtfully. AID VIVID
ly IL the subject treated. and the enter
tainment is absorbingiy Interesting
throughouf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
NEGRO LAWYERS WORK.
Albert Hawkins Gets New Lease on
Life.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Nov. n.-Special.
Albert Hawkins the negro lad convicted
OF attempting to assault = little white
hang early in December. has another
rbefee f0r his life. William Henry Sad
Ter. a young colorcd lawyer. has been
working very nara ror some Htails 10
extend tho boys life.
This morning Saller discovered. that In
the hurry attending the trial Of Hawkins
the mention Of the lact that an indict-
mont mad been found against Hawkins
bad beer inadvertcdly omitted from the
record. He at once made a motion In
'Iudge Nicols'. the Circuit. court for the
county In session to-day, and the writ OF
error was granted and the case set Tor
the coming term OF Judge Chichester5
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
O,DONNELL KNOCKED OUT.
Peter Maher Won an Easy victory-O Dom
nell Badly Ratified.

MASPETH, l.. l.. Nov. 1.-THE meet
ing az Peter Naher and Steve O'Donnell
i'm the arena OF the Empire Athletic Club.
at Maspeth, l.. l.. tonight created an
immense amount OF interest among the
sporting fraternity. Maher was the
fayorite In the betting. his manager, j..
]. Quinn. laying odds Of to whenever
he could ind takers. ODonnelb was
not without friends. and a good deal OF
money changed hands. They were an
nounced to fight twenty-five rounds at
catch-wslghts.
O'Donnelrs seconds were Billy 3slARsy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
THAT IONDoN SYNDICATE.
& Man Who IL Int rested In the >icaraguan
Canal Nerifies the Report.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. H.
Captain Merry, a local capitalist and
member OF the San Francisco Chamber
of Commerce who IS deeply Interested In
the Nicaragusn Canal project said yes
terdAy:
81 believe the dispatches from Chicago,
which say that London syndicate has
PRACTICALLY agreed to back the Nicaragua
Canal scheme are practically correct. /
am not at liberty to give any further
particulars or mention 9ny names. but
as long as the news has already been pub
lished, | don't feel that / am betraying
any confidence In saying that the news
al published is substantially accurate"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. n.-W. u. Gresham
4. Brother will chip H.ecoo In gold to
Eurene on the steamship Spree, sailing
to-morrow. The geld bAs been ordered
ct the sub-Treasury,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
THE UNTTERsTTY FUND.
Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss Sends
s2J,OOO-The Local Contributions.

Tho following subscriptions 10 the Uni
vcrsity fund were handed In yesterday:
Amount previously subscribed. 2,5SD -
DIR. George A. TaDer.. ~ W
Professor John Pollard ............ lQ %
;. W. Iravers ..t.......'.....'.'.. ~ W
Total 81. .62o 80
The following letter accompanied sir.
Travcrs' subscription.
Messrs. Eugene 6 Nassie. Edward n.
Valentine, George wayne Anderson,
Business Commit zee:
Gentlemen.-I am just m receipt OF
v,,,,, rirr,,Iar letter dated November lst
ii gives me much real pleasure to enclose
vorr subscription blank. filled Up for the
sum OF s0. for the University Fund
+ regret that / cannot make II more,
hnt Give this chocrfuily a. an earnest a
my good feeling and interest In the com
mcnfabie work vOu have IN hanH
Yours very truly.
: w TRANERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
uAxor Ov riIHWM0MGTKR.

Following was .ns range q tns shss:
mometer At The rimss oincs yestsrdsJ
r. H.. 10: +. 81. IS: midnight c
Average, i5 10. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

Total ...-.-.................".sl2.62o 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

. following Subscriptions 10 the Uni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

Captain Wise said. 81 came here to
o. nay duty. and would DO il but would
leave 10 Your honor 10 decide il | DO
g. Two months after your h0nor's
Judgment we nnd that your record s.
ioi ful enough and IL must be amended.
Turning 90 the counsel for the Com
ynonWcalth, he asked them what could
rncy 90 IN tnt prisoners were here. They
have received no legal notice neither
have their counsel Granting ~ for
argument only that you had a right 10
amend tfis record 10 suit yOurSelNCs, YOU
DaAo alpNn r.f nnftre nf t H.n roue B. rfghf
70 test the memory of your Honor and
contest your witnesses. 4 ain not here TO
say whether or not Governor O'Ferral
has done right don't 40 10 Charles ~
Eros for any con;Cfnoi OF court. Cover
nor O'Ferrail issued that order for the
r>rlQopers % be ktot ~ J.4l, tDpf .ls,i4, -
e.esutfve Officer i-~uff the or'i'~ ~ Ser
fskA& Dpp> arc Mr.. Epps is guilty OF no
Act Wlitl could rf con go
tempt OF court: make your contest with
the Governor. but / asn your tonor not
70 commit such mistake: do not put
such an order on your record: Mr.. Epps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12

The following letter accompanied Mr.
r'raverc' slfbscriuflDu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
The Approach Of Hoops.

"Now buckram danes do walk In
sweet Mayfair" and in the streets Of
Boston, too, says the Boston Tran.
script. Fashions have stitiened, and
Innings grown heroic OF haircloth to
such degree OF late that tits rumor-
ed that the penace of her carriage or
her calling gown Is lenten to ladies
who on the promenade rejoice In the
armor that is concealed oven in silk
attire. The effect OF the enlarging
sleeves Is balanced, to fine percep'
ton, by the cOunterpoise afforded by
all the stiifening the goddess OF fash
ion INDUCES in. Trust not the soft
exterior OF thu most gentle maid or
matron who has traffic with fashion
these days; there is costly weight OF
woe to be carried abouv when buck
ram rules. Neither the notions OF the
cloister nor the manners OF the old
days when the stuff was OF costlier
kind than now are copied by those
who wear haircloth to-day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
Az Wsdded g Titles

The Countess de Castellane will
find on her arrival In France that she
is In the midst OF o slsterhood OF
American girls who have married
foreign titles. The fate OF most OF
them has been sad. those marrying
into the English nobility being much
better of than the ones who sought
rank across the channel. Following
are the principal marriages between
American girls and English noble.
men:
Miss Helen Magruder, daughter Of
Commodore Magruder, U. s. n,
married Lord Abinger In 1868.
Miss Mary Livingston King, Sand.
wich, Ga, married ct Paris, 1880. to
the Marquis Of Anglesey.
Miss Matilda Murphy, New York,
married In 1864 to Sir Robert Bur.
nett.
Miss Ellen Stager, Of Chicago,
daughter OF General Arson Stager,
Y. 3. A., married In 1877 to Lord
Butler, heir to the Marquisate Of
Ormonde.
Miss Jennie Jerome, New York,
married In 1874 Lord Randolph
Churchill.
Miss Mary Reade, New York, mar.
ried In 1879 Lord Falkland.
Miss Katherine McVicker, New
York, married In 1879 Lord Grantiey,
She was the divorced wife Of hii
uncle.
Miss Elizabeth Motley. daughter oI
the historian, married In 1875 SiI
William Vernon Harcourt.
Miss Consuelo Yzanaga del Vale
OF Louisiana. married in 1876 Wis
count Vaudeville, eldest son OF thu
Duke OF Manchester.
Mrs. Louis Hammersly, OF New
York, married In 1883 the Duke o
Marlborough.
Miss Frances Lawrence. OF New
York, married in 1885 to Lord Yer
NON
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
PcrrlcoAr GOVERNMENT.
In Rome, Finland aas Java Wemaa's
Supremacy 10 an Ola Story.


1t is only among people Of modern
civilization that the supremacy Of
woman is regarded as a novelty. In
Rome under the empire there was q
singular institution where tribunal
OF women was established to decide
questions regarding luxury and Ell.
auette. The Emperor Holiogabalus
consulted this assembly frequently.
They decided questions OF precedence,
the number and state OF females ut
court, upon the style OF carriage the
emperor should ride In, whether Sc.
dan chairs should be ornamented
with silver or ivory, and contested
the rights Of man with an intelli.
gence worthy Of the present time. 1t
was Q veritable Senate OF Fashion,
was approved by wiser men than
Heliogabalus, and was re.established
and maintained by his successors.
There occurred In the reign OF
Henry VIII. a curious case Of o
woman who acted as q Judge. She
was Lady Anne Berkeley. OF Glou.
cestershire, who appealed to the
king to punish . party Of rioters who
had entered her park, killed her
deer, and burned her hayracks. His
majesty granted her o special com.
mission to try the offenders, and, be.
ing armed with this authority. she
appeared In court, heard the charge,
and, on q verdict OF guilty, pro.
nounced the sentence.
This question OF woman's supre.
macy does not always signify an adj
vanced state OF society, as will be
seen from the following account Of q
small State in Java, between the
towns OF Samarang and Batavia,
known as the Kingdom OF Baritone
In regard to Its form OF government,
and the manners and customs OF It's
inhabitants 1t far exceeds the widest
dreams OF feminine minds. From
time immemorial Bantam. though
tributary to Holland, has been gov.
erned BY women. The seyer.
eign Is q man But that
IL . small matter, as he himself 10
subject to o council OF three women.
High dignitaries. officers, soldiers,
uuu VII Viz COuTV utteuuuuto oEo WIVus
out exception women, who see that
the men are employed In agriculture
and commerce. The kings body.
guard 10 composed Of o corps Of WON.
en- soldiers who ride astride their
horses like men and handle o short,
sharp lance with dexterity. They
carry q rifle, too, with ease, and aim
and fire with accuracy at full gallop.
The oldest son OF the king succeeds
to the crown; but. II the king dies
without male heirs, a hundred WON.
en- specially appointed meet and Sc
lect one Of their own sons by vote,
and proclaim him the legitimate SOW
ereign.
In several villages Of Finland the
woman has authority, for u religious
sect exists there whose disciples IRE
forced when about to marry to take q
vow to submit to the woman for their
governing head. whose duty II 10 to
see that the men behave themselves,
and to punish them II they trans.
gress. Similar IRE the Puricants OF
Liberia, who also recognize the 81.
premacy OF women.