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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
UNREQUITED LOVE.
Drove a Naval Officer to Try to
Kill Himself
Story Of the Attempt of Quartermaster
Clancy at Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.-The Aus.
trslian steamer which arrived from Homo
lulu, mas brought additional particular
of the attempted suicide OF Quartsrmaste
Thomas Clancy of the United States shif
Adams. 1t appeared that Clancy has
fallen desperately in love with youne
woman on the islands who did not rccip-
rocats his affection. He was pressing his
suit ardently when orders came. for the
Adams to sail for San Francisco. Clancy
could not get permission to remain on
tae island and dared not desert. Ee grew
respondent and tried to drown his sorrow
In drink. He did not find forgetfulness
in the flowing bowl so he went to the
srmory on the morning of the 18th, and
taking up rifle shot himself. The bullet
passed through his body end then
through the armory door, just missing
an officer who was standing on the deck.
Clancy was removed to the Queens hos
pital. He will probably recover, and viii
then be brought home on the Alert.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
In HIS OWN DEFENCE.
Alleged Murderer Bran Testifies at
Boston.
Declares Ho Knows Nothing of Kill
ings OH Bark Fuller.

BOSTON, Dec. 24.-Thomss Bran form
erly mate of tie bark Herbert Fuller who
is heing tried Ia the United States CIR
captain and two others sgsin took the
witness stand when the court reassembled
this morning. The proc esdipgs yesterday
when the defense formally opened its case
were regarded as important. After the
oIeping address of his senior counsel the
prisoner occupied tie entire day giving
testimony and today after the direct ex-
animation Is concluded his cross exami-
nation will be proceeded with 1t is
expected that the district attorney and
his assistant Mr.. Casey WI. take up the
most Of tie time.
Bran after Identifying the log book of
the Fuller said that on the Saturday be-
fore he was pat in irons he started to
make q duplicate Of the entries after July
13, fesring that the regular log book
might he taken away with the vessel
After relating tie story OF the examina-
ton at Halifax the prisoner said that
Brown had o habit OF talking to himself,
ana that on several oo casions be saw him
square of as II 6ghting an imaginary
foe.
Attorney Cotter then directly asked the
prisoner II he had anythingto do With
the taking of the lives OF the captain,
his wife or the second mate. and Bran
unhesitstingly replied "No sir, moth
ing Whatever" He also denied that
he had any talk with anybody in regard
to the murder. This closed the direct
examination by bis own att rney and
District Attorney Hosr then began the
cross examination Of the prisoner. During
the forenoon MIR. French offered, tho
deposition made before the Unitod States
consul. Mr.. Hoar made no objection ana
the document was admitted ~ evidence.
This was done for tie purpose of showing
that Bram's story on the stand co-inci-
de 1T with the statement made Halifax.
tiouality snd where he srent his early
lie. The district attorney then question
cided the prisoner at length ieg lrding mis-
different voyages while he was employ ed
by q New York shipping house. He was
sske5 what complaint was made against
him when lie was di charged from the
White Wings at Rio Jancrio. This was
the ve sci the government had attempted
to show that Bran bad attempted piracy
on previously and Brsm's sttorney object
ed to the question. Mr.. Hosr wsnte the
Jury Withdrawn In order tnat he nigh
discuss this : base OF tie case and the
court took q recess for Is minutes. The
court then herd the attorneys in the
lobby.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

NEW HAVEN Conn. Dee. 2i.-The med
ical examiner is investigating into the
death of John Keefer aged 80 the man
who was found unconscious in q Fair
street lodging house Tuesday night. 1he
police we're summoned but did not re-
spond Tor two hours. Later the hospital
am mbuisnce was rent for but there was a
delay OF two hours IL is alleged and VIXEN
the man reached the hospital his condi-
ton was beyond hope. Tie authorities ore
at work to ascertain who Els response BILE
for the alleged neglect which caused the
mans death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
PROTECTION ASKED.
st te Department Requested to Inter-
fere In Behalf of American Citizens.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2,-The State depart
m Mt has b On requested 10 int rest itself in
the case OF Enrique Delgado, an American
citizen reported TO have been captured by the
SpaniarCs while lying wounded in Cuban
hospital ana believed to be in danger OF sum
mary execution. A represe tative Of the
New York Mail and Express called upon Sec-
re'ary Olney ioday and claimed the protection
OF this government for Delgado whom he de-
scribed "a a legitimate correspondent cf that
paper md in no sense n combatant. The de-
partmcnt has rec iyed no offici ! news Of the
arrest. int instructions have been cablad to
IN, consul-genei al ut havana TO inquire i'm
mediaialy into the facts and do whatever law
fully my lie done fer Delgado secretary
Olney brought the matter to the attention Of
Senior DE LONE, tie Spanish minisiter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Want to Redeem Mortgage.

Charles K. Thurber and wife of Pawtucket
have filed a bill in equity against Edwin r.
Carpenter of North Attieboro, asking that they
may be permitted TO redeem n mortgage
amounting TO $3257. Mrs. Thurber claimed in
a case brought recently that the property in
question was given her by her uncle on condi.
tioo that she should pay a certain sum year
as interest until her uncle's death. The court.
AewereHA held That Tire afreenent was simply
a mortgage, and now Mrs. Thurber and her
husband want to redeem by the payment OF
the principal Of the mortgages and the ex-
penses OF a sale of the property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

NORWICH, Conn. Dec A.-The Con-
necticut Supreme Court handed down
decision in the care OF the Montville
street Railway Company against the New
London Northern Norwich and Worcester
and New York and New England Rail-
road Companies sustaining plea in
abatement sno dismissing the appeal.
This is victory tor the steam road. The
Montville road will now appeal to the
Legislature for requisite power to build
its line.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Arrested on Charge of Train wrccklng

MILFORD N. II. dc. 2s.-John Nopolan
Joseph foucher aud kolie ChaIlis OF
rrook line were arrested today on a
charge OF wreckinR freight train on
the Fitchburg railrosd last Saturday
night. At tie nearing oil three men
pleadct not guilty and were bound over
in $500 10 await the action of the grand
Jury In Manc hester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Cases in the District Court.

In the Sixth district court this morn
ing, Medic Iormanding was fined s20 and
ccsts for carrying concealed weapon.
william Bdfbsnk plesded not guilty to
the charge OF stealing three shovels from
William Harris, ana was held until Tues
day for tria 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

Chaplain in Chief Rev Mark B. Taylor Of
Canton Department Of Massachusetts, q. A.
r.. addressed the members 81 the Rhod.
Island department i'm slocum Post Hall last
evening. lie was received by the officials Of
the Grand Army and comrades. who recog-
nizcd the Importance Of the visit In spite Of
the storm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

BosroS. Dec 2i.-The top story Of Ave
story granite office building on Court street,
owned by the Minot heirs, was considerably
damaged by fire this morning, while the
lower floors, which were almost exclusively
occupied by lawyers received n severe drench-
ing. The loss to the building and occupants
will be about 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
A $4,000 Eire in Roxbury.

PosToN, Dec. 24.-The three story build
irg at 1890 fremont strest, Roxbury, was
damages by fire this morning. Tie fir t
second stories were o'cupied as q
planning mill by x. o. Cor ne, and wee
xuitsd. Ihe loss Is about S40JU.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Rev. Sir. Pillsbnry Dcad d.

NASHUA, N. H., Dec. ?i.- Rev. j. Pear
son Pil!sbury formerly peter of the Con-
gre !rtlonal Church ct East Boston Mass.
and also OF Newport N. II. died at Red
lands Cal. yesterday. He was formerly
OF tits city and went to California for
his health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Mr. Moycs Renomlnated.

BosToS. Dec. 2i.-Li.utenant- Governor VOL
colt today sent TO the Council tho name Of Will
liam r. Moyes 10 succeed himself as clerk OF
ths Lawreaee police court. Mr. Moyes Is a
Democrat. but supported Palmer and Buck
ner. He was first appointed by Governor Rus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
A Three Masted schooner Ashore.

STAMFORD, Conn, Dec. A-A large un-
known three.masted schooner went ashore
ON n ledge of rocks about one and half miles
from shore off Stamford barbor this morning
She lies bow on. and at noon IL seemed appar-
emily that the vessel would prove total
wreck. A high sea is running and no one has
yentured TO put out
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
The Big Schooner AmeS
Reported Damaged.
Vessel is Bound to This City
From Newport News.
Sighted off Fcnwick Lightship by
Steamer Old Dominion.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a. The steamer Oh
Dominion, which arrived here today re-
ports that on Dec. g ct Ia. m. about 8
miles N. N. Il. of Fenwick lightsbip.
she passed the -masted schooner
Gov. Ames from Newport News for Prov
jdence. The Ames had apparently lest iibs
and mainsaiis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
FOUND DEAD In BED.
Young Germans Lie Suddenly
Comes 10 an End.
A Suspicion That He Killed Himself
With Poison.

STANFORD, Conn, Dec. 2i.-Frederick
Albert, young German, was found dead in
bed his morning. He retired In his usual
health last night. The G were evidences OF a
severe sickness. There Is "A suspicion tina
he 10 soned himself in ft OF melancholy be-
caus, he was out Of work An autopsy will be
held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
Suit Was Discontinued.

John Bull, who brought an action for
trover and conversion against Charles II.
Matthews In the district court today,
discontinued his suit in open court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24
WORK OF AN INCEND|ARY.
Attempt Made to Burn a Building
on West Exchange Street.
SIX TUBS OF KEROSENE WERE EMPLOYED.

Third Floors the Structure
and Made of Tissue Paper Oily Waste and
Other Inlammable Early Discovery the Fire and
Prompt Saved the Building and Contents and Also
Led to the Discovery Scheme Of Destruction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-24

at Blue Island Makes an
Assignment.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24-The Calumet State Bank
OF Blue Island failed today. The bank made
an assignment in the County Court to hel-
Vile G. Eames. statement was filed show
ing that the assets are s., 500 and the labili-
ties SBs OOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Bargains for Tomorrow.

Gcntlcmen's liandkerchiets, &c.
Gcutlemeu's Scarls. Zoe.
Gassimrrcs. for men and boys Zoe. yard.
Inlauudcrod shirts. nc.
Gentlemen Socks. DC.
Gentiemcu's Night Shirts. 5Oc
Gcuflcmen's MerinO Vests. -3c
Gontlemon's Mer.no Drawers. aOc
Geutlcmen's Boston Carriers, iIt
Gontlomon's SIX Gloria Umbrellas, IS
inch with walking-stick 10 match, az
$3.50. the s. quality
Gentlomen's silk Gloria. steel rod 81 90,
s. S2.2J. $3.50, So
Ladies' silk Gloria, SIS, $50 . 20.
s.. $3.50.
Gentiemen's Cotton Gloria Umbrelas.
eS-luch. al 19c.; the 81 quality;
Ccntlemen's Cotton Gloria OmD'et-is'
.s-iuch. at sc; the Csc. quality.
lot Black Jackets, special, u fled
cloth. az So. worth s.
cloth Jackets. in black and c1lo-s. nc
newest weaves and the latest styles,
ranging in price from sos 20 SO
Black SILK Cape. light weight trimmed
with JET. braid. and chiffon at So the -
Plush Capes. Is inches long, 95-inch
push capes. 10 inches long. 1oo-inch
Plush cape. 10 inches long, 1lo-inch
Navy Cloth Cape. trimmed with black
astrachan. - inches long. fun sweep,
at 81: the So quality.
Electric Seal cape, "A inches long. at
So. the 50 quality
50. the 81 quality.
Black Coney Cape, 30 inches long, SJ.JOi
the $50 quality
Black Coney Cape, 80 inches long, $50,
the 50 quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

The Southern girl IS many-sidcd. She
j. sentimental. practical ana fanciiul by
turns, apt 10 dance olvinely and % nirt,
ana 20 De rot over careful nor over in
austrious, but She never forgets 10 say
htl prayers. and she has unsuitable
faith in humankind
DO man She believes implicitly. She
may nor believe an the IHptulou- things
hc says 60 her. but size credits him with
generous impulses, thinks him capable
OF All thc higher emotions, and values
nm as q c0nfadc. an aunirtr. and "a
repository Tor romantic confidence. If he
tumlits out OF the niche where She has
put hum, She wonder. but is willing 20
regard Che case as au exception. and 10
SET Nlm up again. aft.f dHc scoliins ana
punishment. She las uuhOunucd conf
dcnce in his ability for smoothing over
rough places for bier and removing any
obstacles that may f.s. 200 her path. Men
are always good to women, she thinks.
her father b.. aud SO is Der brother, and
hrr cousin Jim.
the Southern gir enjoys with all her
heart She likes music and motion and
hio and color. and plenty OF nice people
about her saying pleasant Things. she
.'N. "a lui' nHl si.f lr ..'"'il iii'i .,.
nary. Reared usually among simple sur
rOuu-ill-, tle greed for money mas not
entered into her soul 10 U.s. pos iblc FOR
her Co have attained her twentieth year
aud never tO have diu.d or snpped outside
oi "a private house in her life She likes
tnc person who plca-es her. independent
of Dds oNtrln-ic surroundings, and at any
time viii slight tla attentions OF a
good match fO devote herself 70 the
man whose waltz step suits her and
who has power OF entertaining.
She iS ingenious and tactfui. with all
her d1wdling ways and lauEuid airs she
can turn her last seasons BAH dress up
side down and inside out, and make II
look almost as good as new. and she can
darn tine parl0r curtains almost ass well
dH erau0MOfltr could and change the FUR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
TIE TI,IES-RICHMOND VA SUNDAY NOVEMBER 30 1885,

in the highest society and always with
credit TO herself. She Is perfectly capa-
bic OF holding her own in Washington.
VIII Mrs. Abnor be much in washing
tcn?"
Acknowledgment. undoubtedly"
about outdoor sports, Is Mrs Nc
kinley a new woman in the sense OF
woman who cycles. COILS ana driVes i
four-in-hand2"
Abner Mckinley smiled the soft Nc
Kinley smile that has won over many a
Mckinley opponent. i can nor say
that have ever known Mrs. MAJOR TO
golf or cycle. though She may have gone
Into both Of late. But II so. she has
kept il very quiet. Neither DO know
Of her driving f0ur-in-hand.
IN Canton and In washington, and in
Columbus. tho Mckinley stable has been
limited 20 one efficient horse. Is be a
bay No. lie IS a brown horse. uusty.
and good horse for Mrs. Mckinney 10
drive. Does She take the sick TO ride
behind that horse. and The poor and
those who need n friend? Yes. She does.
She is that kind Of a character. She Is
eooo. good, good, She docs not care for
show. and That one horse has afforded
her as much pleasure in the past as the
White House stables viii IN the future
ANA what is the horses namc? asked
the reporter.
"1ll be ID II I know" said Abner
dropping bis head and rubbing his chin
with q perpiexcd look. But / know
that Mrs. Major can drive him, and that
she Is smart. active woman, ready 70
take up the work and tho charities OF the
Presidents wife ably and well"
And with Chcstcrheldian bow the
brother Of the Prosidcnt-eiect baGe the
reporter gool-nieht.
HARRY GERMAINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Washington. where she will work per-
eonallv as other White House ladies'
Lave done. She is % very appreciatve
,,oman of all home beauties and Is fond
G, working among flowers.
.Nlrs. Mckinley Is active In church
work. I'm Canton she attends the FIRST
Methodist Church, whore She has q pew.
Neither tho Major nor his wife has de-
cided where the Presidents pew VIII DE
I'm WASHINGTON. VIII it bee the Foundry
Methodist Church? Well. so 1 hear. but
reither has yet decided. OF that l am
sure. Whatever church IL is. Mrs. Nc
Kinley will be active in the work Of the
church
1T has been said" said the reporter.
chat society at the capital viii die out
with the Presidents wife unable 10 at
teno to high social duties. Is that likely
10 be true?"
1T IS not" said Mr.. Mckinley, straight
ening up with the Mckinley wave OF the
hand. Mrs. Mckinley Is well enough 10
attend TO every necessary duty IN Wash
ington. and many that are not necessary.
While not n brilliant society woman in
a butterfly sense. she has always moved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Bargains for Tomorrow

Bicycle Corsets. G.. y. quality at 81.
Vienna Corset e.. j.. quality, thc $40
Thomson "G.." the old reliable at
$50.
Vielant m white gray and black at
Armaside Corseis at 75e the 81 quality.
lot Chud's Corset waists 40 lyc.
lot Ladies' Black SATIN Corsets re-
duced tO S1.g5. tlc $500 quality.
Sterling Silver \ailse Iasr. 5yc.
Sterling silver Combs. 81 20 and $50
Sterling SILVER Lorsucttcs 50.
Sterling Silver Almond Spoons. $3.50.
Sterling Silver Orange spoons, SlJO
Sterling Silver Erasures. Sl.J0.
Sterling Silver Glove Buttoucrs. @Jc.
Sterling Silver Shoe Horns. 80 and Csc.
Sterling Silver Caudlcstcks Sls9, So
and So.
Sterling Silver Hat Brushes. Silo.
Sterling Silver Velvet Brushes. sligo.
Sterling silver Comb. Brush, and Mir
Sterling silver Match Boxes. 75c.
Sterling Silver Card Receivers 81 %.
Sterling Silver Shaving Paper Pad Csc.
Sterling Silver Hair-Pn Boxes, 2jc.
Sterling Silver Mirrors Sl29.
Sterling Silver Violet Stand. 81 80
Sterling Silver Manicure Sets 81 90.
Sterling Silver Thermometers. zoe.
Sterling Silver Cracker Jars. $3.50.
Sterling Silver Fern Dishes. 81 -
Sterling Silver Scissors, Jt. 90, ~, Nsc.
Sterling Silver Paper Knives. pearl
blade % -. Csc.
sterling silver Nail Knife. 25c.
Sterling Silver Spoons. gala bowl. DC.
Sterling silver ThImblos. DC
Sterling Silver Ninesarettes. 81 -, Sl4S.
$50.
Sterling Silver Atomizers
China Sur Rugs. unlincl, s. IS quality.
at 81 -.
China Fur Rigs. lined. s. quality. az
$3.50.
Tho Ideal Safety Razor. Sl25 for 81
quality.
The Grifan Razor. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

New York SIS having bath-house built
Philadelphia has several private ones.
And there is not a beauty specialist in
the country that has not tub daily
flooded with milk. Ii has become iu-
r0r
For the skin Of actresses buttermilk
is better. 10 gives "a better color TO the
skin. But it has % slightly sour odor.
which. to bc sure wears Off i'm few
hours but would Doe dIsa@recable for "a
drawing-room occasion. For the stage
il would not Doe Objectionable, ass DO would
be lost under the makeup. And butter
milk is certainly more soothing because
richer.
FOR STOUT PEOPLE.
For stout people sour milk is best. as
it has less fltt,mins substances. Sour
milk is good for the skin. quite as good
as sweet milk, for in the whey lies "a
great deal of grease. and grease is the
best curative agent the skin knows.
But for nay regular patrons. my beau
tiful buds and handsome matrons, 1 like
the rich milk b1th best. with violcts and
roses afterwards TO make the face as
sweet as any flower in nature.
"And from what ] have boon lately
reading in the lives of famous old beau
ties. ! believe that This art was known
To- the Uolcns and the CleOpatras am
along thohcauty march Of time
HELEN WARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
MRS. M'KINLEY'S CHARITIES.
Nj. NcKinley's Brother ibnoF Says She
Is An Extremely Liberal Woman
SHE BELONGS TO EVERYTHING.
Gives Flowers and Takes the SICK 10 i'"e
Behind Her Big Brown Horsc-is
Keepine House for the First Time
in Sixteen Years.

rerorrer called upon Abner Nc
q Itinlcv an evening or so ago l"
~ cot from him few accurate
"a statements about the h."1 80
n of the white House. ana pa' 49,
larty- about that side of her NE 'o"''
written aboui-hcr charities. ,,.
In a Presidents wife the charity s'"c
is an Immensely important one anu w.
charitable loaninss and soft teh'eil,.'
often balance the life Of q nation. III .'
gaid that Liliuokalani owed Grover
championship TO the Intervention Oh ME-
Cleveland I'm her behalf.
The reporter found Ahncr Mckinney
seated in the staircase han OF the be1u-
timl hotel where, with his family ne
lives when I'm New York. which is Tor
most Of the year.
IL is n MAGNIFICENT place, all palms
and staincd-class Windows, while easy
chairs. soft carpets and great velvet
coucnos suggest ease and luxury OF lne
most aesthetic. aristocratic type. In the
midst OF 81 an comfortably chatting
with a party of gentlemen, sat Abner
Mckinley
NOW ~ GOOD HEALTH.
ct oon't wish 10 be interviewed" said
bo abont my brothers wife. She is
wen known and viii he better known
I'm the next few years. but do wish right
here now % correct the absurd rumofs
that She viii not he able 10 preside as
mistress Of The White House. She is in
better health now than she has been in
years. and win hn her position ably.
More than that ] do not want to say.
"But." said the reporter. handing Mr..
Mckinley manuscript with tGe Can-
ton nostmark. "you viii at least look
this over and say if it D. correct. This
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Bargains for Tomorrow.

Electric Seal Cape. 80 inches long. Sl3.
the SIS quality.
Black Astrachan Cape, 80 inches long.
SD. the 50 quality.
Real Seal Collarelte. trimmed with Per-
sian lamb. the 50 quality. for Slj.
Real Seal Collarette. trimmed with
black astrachau, the so quality. for ST.
Seal aud COney COli4rotte. al So. The
81 quality.
Jute Rugs. a. IT, nice. fresh patterns.
at 81 -.
Smyrna Rugs 30xG0 Si0S
Smyrna Art Square 7-GXl0-6. So quail
ity. So.
Administer At Square. 9xl2 feet. $50
quality. SO.
Iuto Hall Rug. Il feet long. % inches
wide. in deli blue. reduced from $50
10 SOS
Garnet and Tan-striped Port.eres Blue
ana Terra Gotta Striped. 81. yards long.
only SlgS pair
Full Length pOrtieres. in garnet and
olive, with wide borders. only S..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

parent intrusion. explaining that she
must have misunderstood the directions
She had received.
"Oh. no; there s. no misunderstanding"
she was told. II shall be glad 10 do your
work, and VIII try 10 please you, but
can L bear 10 be mistaken for "a dress
maker
The sirl made tho gown In question, and
made IL artisiically.
The Southern glrl is q paradox. with
her capacity FOR unscllshness and abb
sIrdity. with her pride and scOrn of petty
meanncss and her serious strivings after
the economical. She Will buy flowers for
the table even 81 the larder Is empty.
and n she gets a Windfall in the form
OF "a legacy she will put half of IL in a
marble cross for the church, and the
other half in some jewel for personal
adornment. even though rev curtains and
carpets and whole everyday gowns are
crying need in the household
The new woman finds little encourage
mcnt On the South. She sends out her
piping notes 70 the Northern suffrage So
cietes and offers petitions 10 the State
assemblies. but the popular voice IS
against her and sometimes II comes out
that the woman's suffrage associations OF
the South, 50 much talked about, have
membership only sufficient 10 furnish the
necessary oficers.-New .Xork sun 49,