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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
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Life Sentence for q Nuraercr who Was
the Victim OF brink.
Anaconda. Mont. Nov 2l.--A special
to the Standard from Deer Lodge To-
night says:
John CaddscK. the murderer OF Jason
Launcefords near Avon. was sentenced
by Judge Brantley 70 life Imprisonment
i1 the penitentiary. He had entered n
plea OF not guilty. but later withdrew
the plea. Launeeford was Mhot by the
defendant while the latter was drunk,
bus the killing Was unprovoied and de-
Hibernate. When the prisoner appeared
for sentence he was pale and tremb-
ling. His only word to the court II
response to The question why sentence
should not be pronounced was that he
had been crazy drunk and was very
sorry for what he had done. As he left
the court room after sentence. he ex-
claimed:
MY God. I did not expect such
dose"
He has threatened suicide. and was ct
once taken 20 the Deer Lodge peniten-
tiary.
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Nnw canmi 60 Cummeea Ehipnfmg VIVA
shs A;ssisalpps.
Chicago. N0y. aa.--The oalciaiac f tha
drainage board Of TIE district q Chi.
cage toaay examined bids for che con-
atruction 81 locks. gates and dams az
L0ukp0rt. ILL.,. Tor the regulation o. me
now o. water ~ the new drainage ca
nal. which during the past few months
has been the source Of 80 much alarm
amongst vessel men ct large, and
amongst the Canadians particularly.
lest the volume Of water diverted from
the Great Lakes 20 the Mississippi
should cause q disastrous lowering Of
Lake levels. Incadent to this fiow Of
water, which az arss win be at the rate
OF 300.0e0 cubic feet per minute, and
subsequently COO 900 cubic feet per min
ute. Chicago. In addition 20 disp0aina
Of her sewerage by way OF st. Louis
"a OF the third greatest water power
In the United States. The only ma
terial sources OF power ranking above II
are the Niagara Falls. and the st. Louis
1 river between Duluth and Clouuet.
| This power is the exclusive property
Il Of the municipality Of Chicago, and u
a short time between SIX million and
| eight million horse power win becoms
available. II Il probable that the entire
force viii be utilized before the expir-
alton Of many years II IL proposed e
derive a large income from this powel
for the benefit Of the city.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
GRAND REveL Of COLONIAL DANES
Inspiration Is q Hnnd fOr fhe preserva.
tiOn Of an Historic Mansion.

Inspiration Is q Aund fOr the Preserve.
fiOn Of an Historic Mansion.
New York. Nov. 21.-The preservation
Of the old mansion at Fort Crailo.
areenbuah, n. r. where Richard
schnckbury wrote the immortal Cyan
kee Doodle" furnishes the inspiration
for 3 grand revel under the auspices OF
the original National Society OF Colo
niaI Danes Of America, which was In
augurated at Madison Square Garden
this evening, The entertainment OPEN
ed with grand march OF members OF
the society, in the costumes Of their
ancestors. The revei win continue for
two days. closing tomorrow night with
a costume ball and the sale az auction
81 Collie pup with long pedigree.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
IpAAo gouAl suFFaAoe peoPlE

State Association fIectn Offiosrs mnd
Plans for q Campsign.
Boise, Nov. 20.--The State Equal
Suffrage Association has been Ia ses-
sion here two days and completed its
work today. The plan Of organization
and constitution were adopted and the
following officers elected: President,
Mrs. H. J. Richards Of Boise: vice pres
ident. AIrs, w. W. Woods, Wallace; sec
rotary. Mrs, NJ. c. Athey OF Boise; treas
urer. Mira, L. Burnside OF Lincoln coun-
~; advisory board, AIRS. T. Z. Feltham,
Of Caldwell; Miss Bowman Of Moscow
university. and Mrs. Whitman Of Mont
pelier. together with the president, sec,
rotary and treasurer. The purpose or
the organization 10 20 make a concerted
effort TO carry the suffrage amendment
TO be voted on next fall Mrs. ]. "a.
Beatty has been temporary state presi-
dent and conducted the present meet
ing. She expects to be away much or
the time and could not accept = re-
election.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
IAeEz SPENCER eAll oUn GUILTY

tlbeTator Frauds viii Prove Expensive
for set OF SEQ ndrsls.
London. Nov. 2a.-tn the queens
bench division Of the high court tus-
tice today. the trial of Jabez Spencer
BaIfour. George Edward Brock, John
Thomas Wright and MorreIl Theobald.
charged win fraud and other ofrenses
In connection with the management OF
the lberas0r group Of friendly COM
panies which has been In progress since
October 2s. before q special jury. was
concluded, and all the prisoners named
found guilty. Sentence was postponed.
George DIbley was acquitted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
au.LogRs. sTalkG 5 spaEAoINa

las Endorsement In NeW York Means q
GeueFni ieekouf.
New York. Nov. 20.--Delegates Of the
Houaeamifhs and Brtdgemen's Union
are reported 10 have demanded the del
egatea OF all other unions 70 cali out
their men In all cases where non-union
housesTnitha were employed. In the
event Of being called upon to do 30. In
retaliation FOR the sympathetic strikes.
the Iron League Il said 10 contemplate
q general lockout Of ali union men EN-
pl0yed BY its members. Such action
would throw 5000 men out Of employ
ment The striking housesmiths have
caused the electric light 30 be cut on
on several large jobs OF J. ID. and J.. M
Cornell and Miiliken Bros. so that the
work can not be- carried on at night.
The strike managers called on the hoist
Ing engineers. derricklnen. stoneeutEers
and plasterers on several buildings and
they quit work.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
Inougsr OWES cLEVeLANo VICTIMS

Motormau Puts All Ehe Biame on the
unfortunate c0ndpstor.
Cleveland, Nov. 20.--At the coroner's
inquest in the Central viaduct horror
today. Augustus Rogers. the motorman
of the Inflated car which plunged into
the river. testified that the conductor
ran ahead when the car stopped at the
safety switch and ai@naIled ''AIl right"
He stated that the glass In the Vestlbule
was blurred BY rain and he aid not dis
cover the bridge 10 he open until the
car was within about 80 feet Of the
gates. He then turned or the current,
set the brake and jumped. he testified
SHAT he saw no red light and believed
had thefs been one displayed be would
have seen Il. He admitted thai he had
been misled BY the fact that me cleo
tho cutoff provided ~ the street rail-
way aa safeguard WAS out 81 order.
Two other witnesses examined today
swore that the red light was displayed
ever the gates when the car struck
theEn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
TAR0Y JUSTICE 70 re IDAHO LODGE


Anigafs o. labor FInm!ly naeldn 20 GIVE
the Money Appronrlatea.
Washington. Nov. 2l.-~The knights
on Labor general assembly today gave
formal recognition % the financial In
aebtedness OF the order 20 the Occur
d'Alene miners trust fund Al the time
0f the trouble IN the mines q relief fund
was contributed, but Il Is said Mas used
for meeting expenses Of the order IN
stead OF going e the Idaho assembly.
no. as. The decision admitting fhe
justice of the claim closes a long cons
trovefey ana The money win now be
paid the local assembly Is fast as he
circumstances permit.
THIS assembly has elected j. =. Wright
q PHILADELPHIA past master workman.
This office would Be held by Afr. pow
aeriy had he not been under auapen-
mAon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
vEssELs AsnoRE % TAE LAKes
Barges broke Away From the Tender
ana were S00n saTnnaed.

Barges Broke away Prom the Tender
ana Mere S0on saTnnaed.
casevilie. Mich, Nov. 2i.--The barge
Superior Ii ashore three mlies from
Caseviile. The seow Tycoon IL strand
ed six miles beyond. The crews are
safe. The tug saKatuck had In tow the
Mikado. Superior, Tycoon and Lilly
May. bound for st. Ignace. Hail way
across Saginaw hay. during a severe
northeast gale. the line OF the Tycoon
parted and let the Tycoon. Superior and
LAliy May adrift. The Sagatuek and
Mlkado reached Aipena and the Lilly
May was towcd to An Sable.
charlevoix. Mich. Nov. 1l-The shore
four mlles north of here Is strewn with
wreckage. some Jf which b from a
schooner. some from a steamer. An old
life preserVer baara the name "Iycoim-
Ing" The Lyeoming. however, ID sare.
having reached Milwaukee this morn.
Ing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
PREDICTS A colo WAYS ron IDAHO

Weather Bureau Nsn saY ehe Iompara.
furs wan Fall Rapidly.
San Francisco. Nov. 21.-The local
forecast officiai Of the United States
weather bureau has issued the follow
ing special cold wave bulletin
Special reports today indicate that
a cold wave Of considerable severity II
sweeping down upon idaho and Utah.
Il will cause fall OF more than 90 de-
grees in temperature and win probably
he accompanied by high northerly
winds and snow Friday night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
luponEnT AaAInsr wAsAIaaroN

Chris Won der Aha Visa His suit, ahe
Senators 20 Paw lhc aoi 5.
ST. Louis Nov. 20.--7n the circuit
court Chris Won der Ahe. manager 81
the ST. Louis Browns. was awarded q
judgment Of sx1St against the National
Baseball Club OF Washington. The
Rnit dates from 1891 and grew out OF a.
a9ht between the National Iseague ana
the American Association. when . mum
Der Of association managers organized
a rival club Ia Cincinnati to embarasE
thu league elub there.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY uNlor

Opening Session oT the Conferences in
New York.
New York. Nov. 2o.-The opening SEES
sion Of the conference OF foreign mis-
sions Ia the interest of American Rap.
list missionary union vas held today
at the Mount Morris Baptist church.
Addresses were made by the Rev. g.
Thompson. late missionary at kulnool.
India: j. L. Nicoll. British vice consul
at Niealands Africa; Rev. A. g. Hobart.
D. ID. Of Yonkers: Rev. II. Harter OF
New York. and Rev. II. c. aabie OF
Boston.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
NEW COMET 5 AN INTERESTING ONE
stay % Visible 20 the Naked Eye in 3
Fow Weeks.


Fow Weeks,
Mount Hamilton. Cal, nov. 21.-The
comet discovered at Lick observatory
on November IS by C. d. Perrine prom
ises 70 be an exceedingly interesting
one. Professor Campbell has computed
the orbit from observations made here
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings The plane In which the COM
et IL moving il inclined III degrees Is
minutes TO the plane Of the eoiiptie and
passes through point IN the ecliptle
go degrees - minutes east OF the vernal
equinox. The comet ~ now about S4.-
o90. 600 miles from the sun. The distance
viii decrease and reach a minimum OF
about u. 000. COO miles on December IS.
The object IL not quite visible 70 the
naked eye. bat itE brightness is Increas-
Ing very rapidly and Il win und0ubted-
~ be visible without teiercopie assist
ance In a few weeks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
ukE vac IYLaa.LAsT cAANog cAse
Suit Betwess mining Companies Upsr-
ntine in the slack huls.

Suit Betwess mining Companies Opsr.
ntiue in the slack liills.
Daadwooa. g. D.. Nov 2o.--sult was
Instituted today In the United States
circuit court BY the Buxton Mining
Company OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
against the Golden Reward Mining
Company Of this city. In the COM
plant the plaintiff states that In 1857
the Bonanza claim was patented and
alleges that during the years ef 1881
and 1892 the Golden Reward Mining
Company extended Its tunnels into the
Bonanza claim some SOC feet, extract
ing ore therefrom Estimated TO be worth
Sc. 600. goo. for which amount suit IL
brought 70 recover. II was not known
by the Bonanza people until two months
ago that the Golden Reward company
was tresspassinE upon and extracting
ore from their mine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
CAPTURED Two sklllful BURGLARS

DsnyeF Detectives Stop the Robbery OF
Private ke-ldenees.
Denver. Nov. 2f.--The city detectives
have arrested two skiilful burglars.
who during the past fortnight have
robbed nearly a dozen private resi-
dences. The prisoners are George Mil
Ter and ]. A. Blake, expert crooks who
came 10 Denver from Butte City. Mont.
Stolen ieweiry and other articles valued
At $1,000 have been recovered. Miller ia
supposed 20 be Cigarette Charley
Smith. who killed Prank Hawkins. a
farmers son. near Chicago Ia December
while committing = robbery.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

One Of she Foremost Citizens Of Central
Washington.
Ealensburg. Wash, Nov. 21.-State
Auditor Laban II. Grimes passed away
az his home here today. after an Illness
which confined him 10 hIs bed for two
weeks. Mr.. Grimes has been troubled
with asthma for a number 0f months
and Il was the primary cause OF death.
The city deeply mourna the passing
away of the state auditor. as he has
been one OF the foremost citizens Of
Kittitas county ever since he took up
his residence here.
The funeral win take place Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. under the aus
pices OF the Masonic lodge. Mrs. Grimes
has been receiving kilograms OF condol-
enee this afternoon from ali over the
state.
Mr.. Grimes leaves one son besides the
widow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
NEw York eNTgRs The CAMPAIGN
Whl Dtd for the Republican end Other
National Conventions

WmA htA foF the NepNnlAeHU 8N4 OthgF
National Conventions
New York. Nov. IA campaign for
securing for this city national political
sad other conventions next year and
ensuing years was inaUgurated today.
when the convention committee OF the
board Of trade met As many members
had started Tor Atlanta. the election OF
officers was postponed until the next
meeting IN December Under temper
AIRY organization. however, the couven-
ton committee appointed a committee
10 wait upon the members OF the repub-
Hcan national committee now In this
city and urge upon them the advan-
tages Of New York as \ convention
city. Brooklyn II cooperating with
New York ii the matter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
sPoNolAa scHooNEa FeUNpEREl

shamrOck 0f key Nsss Lost with AL
on Board.
Jacksonville, Fla. Nov. ga special
aagss
arhe sponging schooner Shamrock of
Key West foundered IN this mornings
ENie ST O. Martins Key. ana ELK 81
shs crew. 81 eoiored. were lost
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
PEFTINeILl, MoN1ANA's WILD NAN


strange and vsFisd History.
Lacrosse, VIA. Nov. 20.--Pettingin.
the wild man Of Montana, whose death
~ announced in dispatch from Butte
Mont, was Black river woodsman and
hunter before the war. He killed an
Indian, some say two. for robbinK his
traps, was brought here and confined In
jail, but without trial allowed to enlist
~ the Eighteenth and Twentieth Wis
consin regiment and served through
the war. He was ordinarily a peaceable
man. but crazy when snRered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

Chicago, Nov. 20--The Southern Pa
cifie has decided thar It will take par
Ia the conference OF western roads res
atige t. the adjustment OF smfgrant
rates from New York to ire Pacific
coast.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
EVIDENCES O MYSTERIOUS CRIME

@9Ay ~ togeE NoFunn Fpand Alnoae
Weeds ~ g Catholic Cen. terV. 3
EAtehfeld. III. Nov. se.--whlls ! party
q HL Louis hunters were looking FOR
6#me III tAa Catholic cemetery this ar
t2sapen thef discovered the remains 81
: so~hAA aEAan iYlng IA the weeds. II
aeeat excitement prevails.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

washington, Nov. z0.~Tha residents
Of claymont. SIX miles north 81 fhla
cits Faisors having faft q novara earth.
QvSAe SHOCK aaxly fodav.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

ssafcA efads mSw MsnA af 80. / nm now kIly-
two years old. aud Tor the pasl five years I have
worked very hard On my farm. i i impossible
lar tue % say hoo much fnr tbs Golden AeaAemi
Discovery
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
INnloRsTloNl snVnRR IN u sToMAcll.
'rsioaA9 J, FrETssHE1. Of cs0qeu Safssa, Esis

suffered the leaTi.
BE fortunes f0r tan
years with what yosiF
Or. picFres eosnmaom
aeasse Medical Asvss-
e. describes e. 'oas-
tfniKia ipain la a4asn.
aeh1. ] employed cnr
hosae- doStor took 4
dozen loiaiea Of smrma-
pafilin with no hena-
TT thea I toak enc
half dozen hotties szf a
celery compound with
cut any keueh1s then
eight BEETLES Of ixun
tonic. wi I was no bet.
ter this was in fa.
ftarn tHe SAX bottles
of III. lerccss Golden
nM@E4r@G
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
EXTENSIVE RAlo on MooNs4lNgRs
VIRGINIA Distiii, rles u. stroyea After =
Hot fiakt

Lexington. KY, Nov. ae.-unltod
States Marshal Kiihourne and three
deputies made An extensive raid on
moonshiners yesterday In Wise county.
Virginia, just over the Kentucky line.
destroying q dozen Illicit stills win :
capacity Of 1000 gallons In the frht
three moonshlnefn were seriouslv
wounded and one officer received =
painful shot IN the mouth.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
MUST WITHDRAW FRoM THE 4. 4. ).

Gfc@E Northern Emp1uyea mt Devils
lake asked Questions.
DEVILS Lake. N. D.. Nov. a1.--The Of
tieiaia Of the Great Northern have put
all the employees here through an ex-
animation whether they belonged 10 the
A. r. u. II Il believed the company
win request those afHliated with the
organization to withdraw or leave the
employ OF the company.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27

Repua leea uav0r ~ natfiaaore.
Baltimore Nav z0--Aluaenr Enanar.
ln4 nFat Feu4 elaaan mayer cf xsaitisasrs
Sek IS aNEAs ~ "a "A
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
ARE coNsloeAlNo oNLY TWO slns

Capitol Commissioners Throw an Aside
but Ih0aa OF nubar end llaansla.
Olympia. Wash, Nov 20.-The bids
OF 0skar Huber 0f Spokane and Heus-
tia a Barrett, for the construction Of
the proposed state capitol are the only
ones now being considered BY the can
itol commission Il H. expected that
the commission viii reach 4 decision
tomorrow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
RlsslAN FF0a VIII &C HANoe0

49, #HF#s~%s #thfEzNt. EnWvIstsa ~
AuT&ng 81 SeernRrnt0.
Sacramento. Nov. zo.~-rvat. xovaae*
t@H fteiAn ntasIiat who escaped from
A'1sti4 ancuk two years ago, ngng found
MMAAtg kAia Afternoon oq saaraer Is W.
k aSsFee fQF the killing az =
Az Weber lsat December.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
The Famous
RUSSIAN FORAGE

Brcmua HuRermua.
Yields Double the amount Of any ethsr
grass fnr Hay or Pasture VIII atand aAa
Dry Season and grows IS vigorously IN
September az h Juna. It grows on cry
hills where nothing elaa will grew. II
solves the problem Of pasturage In aas
Palouaa country.
Prise Of soed. 40 cents per PoHud.
Ten pounds Will seed one acra and ahania
be sown In the fan. WIN sell nothlnE iAaa
than ten pounds.
For References, Agricultural Collage
Pullman. Wash, and Agricultural Depart
mant Of the University OF Idaho. address
al orders to
n. j. SHIELDS.
Moscow faahe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27


Physician to the Invaiids' Hotel ard Surg.
isal Institute, Buffalo, N. H, that all casaa
OF indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant could be cured permanently II the
right treatment were given. in support Of
HE belief that he had discovered aa altera-
tive extract which he called . Golden Med
zeal Discovery that would cure these dis
eases. he collected from all partA Of the
country the evidence Of those who Rad
used bis medicine, and be has asked the
public 10 investigate for themselves as ha
would be glad TO furnish the names and
addresses OF thousands Of people who have
used Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Diacow.
cry. An interested should send for ilfsie
medical treatise on Dyspepsia, Chronic d.
agrhca, Liver Complaint Biiiouaneaa,
Constipation and Piles, published BY the
Worid'a Dispensary Medical Associations,
Buffalo, ". Y. and mailed on receipt Of aiK
cents ia oae-cent stamps. This book AlSa
contains the photographs and testimony %
many persons who have suffered tom dis
easea Of the digestive organs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-27
.THE STUDY

of the action Of
medicines. or vegcta-
Bile compounds upon
the stomach, and tests
Ia many hundreds
VI cases, long ago
convinced Doctor
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-02
MEASURE MENrs

Physical cultnriAts give Va measure.
ments by which We can tell whether or
not wc arr developed in correct propor-
tions. These measurements have been
the cause ot great grief 70 many u
ways considered themselves modcls 0f
the most beautiful form known to art
are east down from their pinnacle uf
sclf.adulatlon and confronted with
the fact that their waists are several
inches too small, aud that other meas.
nremcnts do not conform to the artia.
tic criterion ~ perfection.
Cine measurement which il pagtieu.
larly trying ca The average woman IN
the ratio Of thc nitr at the shoulders 60
that of the hips. III shoulder mcaa.
nrcmenss are smaller than hip meas.
urvments, says the physical culturists,
there i something wrong with the
chest. The lungs are not sufficiently
developed and you must take breathing
exercises
Some women set IA work In earnest.
and remedy this defect hy judlUlons
exercise Others whose bump ug dis.
stimulation II developed out III all pro.
E1# ~ AAA khAAM tkHM Ah AANAR
makeup fall back upon their nnfall
Ing art of caneealmeut, and ~ usuAl
evcrdo the matter,
Such woman says ~ herself alslg
shoulders. il IL? Well, I'll anon lx
that, aud she rnfiles them and pnrYa
them until the physical uultuFlAt
wishes hr bud never haid anything
about II, for A. well as tbs rrst uf suffer.
Ing humanity he linds the result very
trying.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-02

There have probably hcen M many
and curious reasons for marriage a. for
death. Tow often d. we hear the
question put, why did he marry hrr7F
or "lIow could She have married hltnpt
without any adequate reply A nnr.
riaRe recently took place In London.
which, without the key nf III, would
have puzzled the must Ingenious to tind
a reason for IL. 4 country gentleman
with property valued Ut EHun year.
was united at register office, ta III.
male pauner from the work hnuae. ut
eightyssevcn, the venerable bride rr.
turning tu her official residence after
the ceremony it herms that the bride.
groom hnd becn LETT hie money an con.
ditinn that he ah0nld nat marry again.
the penalty for which WAS that n
passed At once to thr dead wlfr's chill.
drcn Finding himself sn financial
difficulties he took this extraordinary
step ~ as to secure biz tirat wife'h for
tune from thg hands of hla creditors.
Matrimonial unions have taken place
for m0re selfish reasons. hut none have
more justly earned the title nf mar.
riagr of convenience liz wuuid he
difficult for the mont imaginative hard
to write porm about III