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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-03

North Bound Connections
at Fayetteville with Atlantic CoastLine fer
all points North and East, at Sanford with
the Seaboard Air Line, at Greensboro vita
the Southern Railway Company, az walnut
Cove with the Norfolk q Western Railroad
for Winston-Salem.
South Bound Connections
AtWalnut Cove with the Norfolk wes-
tern Railroad for Roanoke and points Nerth
and West, at Greensboro with the Southern
Railway Company for Raleigh, Richmond
and all points North and East, az Pay. tte-
vile with the Atlantic Coast Line for all
points South, at Maxton with the Seaboard
Air Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and all
points South and Southwest.
w. KYLE,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
W. FRY, Genl Manager
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biiiousnegs, indigestion, Headache.
a pleasant iaxative. AL Druggfsfe
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now .REFoRMERsn REroRM

Roanoke News.
Congress has been IN session but a
short time, yet that great reformer,
Colonel Harry Skinner, has spent about
half Of that time at his home in Green
willie.
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.WOOLLCOTTsS ON
Is EAST MARTIN STREET.

GOODS
amou we customer to 10 yards
WEDNESDAY, wide Upbehed
Island a 4 G a regular retail 81
of
8 &c yard.
FRIDAY, 1896-10c Flannel for 7e
1s9e-Al of Towels Only
towels 10 q
MONDAY yard Beached yard
tail price 81 Sc.
WOOLLCOTT g. SON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28
aAT0I1Tls SIDE oT n.
The Papal LeGaio in thIs Country Has No
JurisdletiOn In the tIattsr.


The Papal I,egato In this Country Has No
JuTisdlctiOn IN the Natter.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-eThIs
matter is entirely foreign to the tunc-
tions Of Cardinal satolli," stated Rev.
DR.. Rocker, private secretary to the
papal representative, to-day, when
shown the correspondence between the
Chicago Methodist ministers and the
Catholic authorities regaruing restrtc-
tlons on ProteStants In Peru, Ecuador
and Bolivia. Cardinal Satolli 10 here
as the pontlhcal representative Of the
pope and has absolutely no cogniERnce
OF matters arising out OF his own juris-
dlctlon. The conditions pictured doubt
less are perfectly true. PrOteStantB In
the strictly Catholic countries like these
three doubtless stand on precisely the
same basis as Catholics in the strictly
Protestant countries. That Is q matter
which rests solely with the respective
governments.
Cardinal satoill, It Is obvious, cannot
interfere. II would be as much out OF
keeping with his ofilce to do 80. to even
make any suggestions regarding Affairs
there. ns for the apostolic delegate there
accredited TO those countries to inter-
fore with matters arising In this coun-
try He has no right to mako sugges-
tlor or proposition OF any kind In such u
matter. These letters apparently have
received all due courtesy. The cardinal
secretary OF state took prompt steps to
secure information for this assertion,
Cardinal Gibbons forwarded their com
munlcatlons and Obliged them whore
po9glblp and In at least one cnse they
received a response from the papal able
gate. But 1t would be impossible to an
Swer all letters which do not relate to
his duties and there are hosts Of these.
BIr business establishments do not pre-
tend to answer all such letters and Car
dInal satolli has certain line OF duties
for which ne and for which alone he Is
rcsponRibie. ! have no doubt some let
tors have been received here and have
remained unanswered but that. o. IN the
cnse OF letters to others at the head OF
inc Catholic church, should not be con.
strued to mean a malicious ignoring,
mt merely that the matters to which
they rs,ated DO not come within the
prnvln1. OF the proper persons address.
IA cardinal Satolli has no special
Knowledge or acquaintance with the
condition ana constitutions In those
countries and Il would, therefore, for
that reason alone, be manifebtly I'M.
pfoper for him to Interfere"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28
HRIp roR CUBA
A Steamer Loaded with Arms auo Am.
manition sails B'rom Plorida.

A Steamer Loaded with Arms aub Am.
manition sails Brom Florida.
JAcRsoNvILEE, Fla, April T.-A
steamship arrived in this port at 8
O'Clock last night and is being loaded
with war material for the Cuban insur-
gents. The steamer is lying in mid
stream, opposite a dock, and six large
boats are transferring arms and am
munition from the docks TO the vessel.
II Is said that 5000 rifss 1000 revol-
verB, 5000 mGcl1etes, 100000 cartridges
and eight HotchlEiSs and Gatllng guns
will be placed on board. The task Will
be completed and then tug will tow
the vessel across the bar, twenty miles
below the city. BY daylight the vessel
should be far on her way 10 Cuba In
dropping down the river the vessel will
pick up twenty CubanS, who came here
from New York by rail.
LATER-At 1870 this morning the
vessel, having taken on board all the
arms and ammunition. dropped down
the river In tow of q. tug. As the vessel
departed the Spanish vice consul,
standing on the shore. danced a fan
dango OF rage because he was help
leRa
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no Comproml,e Win niasl.burn.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April a.-
Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky, to-
day dictated 10 n Post reporter the
following abatement for publications:
NO compromise or adjustment has
ever been offered from the gold men
10 me. l surely have never nugsested
one 10 them. never saw my why clear
10 compromise a principle, and In this
case have no desire 10 make the cH-
pertinent. In The coming state conVen-
tion in Kentucky the issue between tho
gold monometAiiists and my people Will
bo definitely and finally settled, n my
counsclB shall prevail. With me there
10 no middle ground"
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m HONOR OF GRANT.
The Celebration or His Blrthdny In New
York CITY.

The Celebration or His birthday In Ne"
York city.
NEW YORK, April g.-ot the forty
odd dinners and accompanying celebra-
lions held in the cities throughout the
country tonight to commemorate the
anniversary OF the late Ulysses s.
Grants birth, that OF the Grant Ban
0uet Association at the Waldorf hotel,
on Fifth avenue. was one Of the most
notable and important. II was the
ninth Of the kind held by the associa:
tion and was In all respects a grand
and gorgeous affair.
Gen. Granville NJ. Dodge presided
and the speeches OF the evening wers by
Gov. d, II. Hastings, Of Pennsylvania,
and William i. Wilson.
Gov. Hastlngs' speech was in answer
10 the toast Grant and the Republic
cnn Party" and Mr.. Wilson's on
nGrant, the Paci1cator."
The guests Included Gen. Granville
M. Dodge, chairman; Gov. ID. II. Hast
inEs. Gen. Horace Porter, Senor Maths
Romero, =. w. rhurston, Gen. Thomas
II. RuEer, Gen. James A. Williamson,
WIlliam l.. Wilson. ]. G. Burroughs,
W. l.. Strong, Commodore Montgomery
SlcaTd. Gen. Wager Swnyne, G. G..
shayne and Mr.. Horace White.
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KEY WEST, Fla. April q, by NAH
from Havana, April 25.-while Delgado.
the American, is slowly convalescing
from wounds lnnicted on him by span-
jsb soldiers under General MelquiEos'
bidding several weeks ago, the brutal
spaulFh officer is 6till butcherlng people
IN Havana province. Although ohicial
investigation shows that Melqulzo is
guilty Of all charges against him, he
has not been suspended from his COM
mand. He is said to possess enough IN
nuence in Madrid to make It exceed
Inly uncomfortable for any superior Of
dcer who might endeRyor 70 bring him
to punishment.
News received here tells Of his con-
duct during the past two weeks. Near
campo FloridO, 90 the information runs,
MelouIzo arrested nine peacable coun-
trymen, and by his orders they were kill
ed. At Mines, ninteen "Paciheos" fell
his clutches and were shot and near
Blano. he razed ten farms and gathered
in forty labOrers who were killed In
cold blood.
The most horrible phase Of the last
butchery is the fact that women and
children were among those nassacred.
In the vicinity of Jaruco, Melquizo or
dered the slaughter of forty-seven per-
sons, who were taken from fields where
they were at work.
In Melqulzo's territory the people are
fiocklng to Havana to escape him.
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RrYERs AND EARRoRs nIIL
Reported by the ssnats-ChanEss Made By
the commIttee.

Reported by the Senhts-ChanGeA HLAA1 HLAaA ~
the Committee.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 27.-The
total reductions made in the house river
and rarbor bill by the senate committee
amounted to $631, 1853, and q
total increase Of $685., $50, max
ing a net Increase over the
house Bill OF 32,O29, ,S32, and total ap-
pTonrIatIon OF Sl2, ga, $50. The increases
made BY tho committee over the house
biIl under the continuing contract sys,
tenn amount TO %S,504, ,403, making total
Tor continuing. contracts OF $6Q, ,2z5 ,SlS.
Some minor changes in addition 20
those given by the Associated Press
Saturday were made by the committee
to-day, as follows:
Striking out the house proviso giving
the secretary Of war discretion TO moo.
ify the project for the Improvement OF
the harbor al Duluth, MINI; inereas-
lne tho Immediate appropriation dor
Gray's harhor, Washington, from Ng,-
900 10 $4,000; increasing Sl,2o0,0VO the
appropriation under continuing con-
tract for the Upper Mon0gahela river
In West Virginia
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eipIGEn E1Y pEFrRy.
Names saEEestsd in Y0ungstown foE ~
Amalgamatsd PFssideney.

Amalgamated EFssideney.
YOUNGSTOWN. O., April H.-Alcst
Of the Amalgamated lodges here have
selected delegates to attend the annual
convention which opens May 10 q De
troit. II ls given out here that President
Garland viii not be q candidate for re-
election, and while the members admit
that he has proved an eficient ohiolal,
they assert that a change ID Desirable.
The puddleFl desire q puddler for presis
dent, while the finisherB will insist that
one Of their number be selected 70 pre-
side over the deliberations Of the ANAL
Ramnted Association. Among the ean-
dIdates favorably spoken Of here are
Mesars. sheehan and Carney, Of Pitts
burGh, both being thoroughly posted on
AmaIganated matters. There y q sens
timent In favor OF Rogers Evans, reside
Ing here, who has long been q trusted
ofiicial.
A question that win ba advocated
strongly by delegates from the Mahou-
ing valley 10 q change In the base Of the
scale. During the past year II has been
81 and for a short time reached y %
under the scale agreement, owing 20
temporary advance in iron. A con-
certed movement Will be made 70 make
the base Of the scale 81 90, with q cor
responding advance 10 flnishers. Manu-
facturers win insist on the present scale
being adopted, as they regard itB terms
and conditions very satisfactory
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, April 27.-A
Grant memorial dinner was given here
Tonight under the auspices .lof the
Young MEMS Republican Club The
guests included all the prominent local
Republicans and many from different
sections OF the state. II was expected
that ex- senator Thomas c. Platt would
he preEent. Mfr. Plat, however, sent a
letter OF regret which, with many others,
was read by the secretary OF the dinner
committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28

BALTIMORE. April g,-Dan Stuart
came over from New York to-day with
the articles signed by Brady In Corbgtt1
behalf. FitSslrnmons Is playing ~ the
Monumental theatre. After the per-
formance FltEslmmona, Stuart, Julian
and the representative OF The Assoei9+
ted Press adjourned to the Carrollton
hotel. where Bob's party is stopping.
The conference which ensued showed
that the FitEslmmons side viii not Yield
from their traditional inSistnnce OF Corr
bett lighting somebody before getting 4
match
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1lrrsT rRor oupA
More spanish VletoriSs Reported ~ IN
WNlitaFy EdItorI."

More Spanish EIetoFiSs Reported ~ fhe
"MnItary EditorS:"
HAVANA, April 27,-In the engage
ment fought between Col. Mario. at Mt
Jucaro, in the cardenas district Of the
province Of Matanzas, and the insur-
gents under Dimas. Martinez Regime
and Alfonso, among the insurgents
killed were Lieutenants jose and Pablo
Rerlno. a brother Of Martinez Regime.
Major Tnpia, at the head OF 800 SpAn-
ish troops, has been engaged at Hoyo
Colorado with the insurgents under
PerIco Perez. The enemy, who num-
oered 1000 men, lost eight killed, eigh-
:een wounded and fourteen prisoners,
and were dispersed.
The local guerillas Of Setba de Aqua
reinforced by Q detachment Of troops,
has captured an insurgent camp In that
vicinity, killing five and Woundlng
twelve Of the enemy.
At Canada Ia Perra, Col Nupia mas
been engaged WITH force OF insurgents
who left four killed and in pursuing
them through Central San Jose the
enemy burned q number OF fields. But
the insurgents were eventually headed
an. surprised and dispersed by q de-
tachnient Of Spanish cavalry, with the
loss Of many killed, although only
eleven bodies were found on the field
The troops had three wounded.
Colonel Pinto, At San Jacinto San
Juan Bautista, Conchita and Mariel has
had skIrmIshes with insurgent bands
and he finally met numerous band OF
the enemy fortihed Dehind parapets on
a high mountain range known as the
Rubi. The troops captured the insur-
gent positions and purgned the enemy
through thick woods. The Insurgents
left twelve killed and two wounded be-
hind. The latter will die from their
wounds. They declare they formed part
Of the band commanded by Perico Del
Eado and assert that the insurgents lost
heavily during .. G engagement.
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M'KINIEY ALL RIeHT.
Senator sherman Says lie Is sound on the
Money QueatIon.


Money QueatIon.
NEW YORK, April 2L-At a meeting
of tthe Young Republican Club of Brook
lyn, a letter addressed to the secretary
of that club from Senator John sher-
man. of Ohio, was read. In the letter
Mr. Sherman says;
There can be no doubt as to the opin-
Ion Of Major Mckinley on the money
question. He is committed in every
form, by speech and otherwise to the
Republican policy of maintaining the
present gold coin Of the United States as
the standard OF value. He, In common
with myself and others. believes that
silver should be employed as money, al
ways, however, 70 be maintained at par
with gold. He believes aB do, that n
tarlff should be adopted that Will Impair
TALLY protect all American industries
from undue competition with foreign
productions that can be and ought to be
produced in the United States"
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cry OF MEXICO, April a., via
T.nrcdo-A telegram from OaEaca to-
dnv rsportg that tho bands of revolving
Indians have been entirely dispersed
and their leaders arrested. II appears
gome Indian coffee growers had been
informed they would have TO pay 90
cents annual tax on each tree, while
the new state tax was merely nominal
Apostolic Delegate Averordi con-
tlnuea hia investigation OF tho chureh
abuses and has sharply Tcbukod Ed.
itor Tcrrnza's Intolerance ann lack OF
Christian charity In tho conduct OF
his weekly paper, the Guadaloupe
Kingdom.
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DENVER, Col, April gI-A special
from lsl Pnso. Texas. says: The govss
crnor OF Chihuahua sent a regiment ot
troops 10 Nina VicJo 10 compel tho
Poems TO open up the mines and rescue
the miners. He also had the city poe
lice gather Up all the unemployed men
IN the streets and march them out 20
the mine to-day. OF slNty-one nen
entombed ffleen were taken out dead.
The dinnster was caused by encronch-
Ing upon the pillars supporting the roof
for ore.
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THR CoEEL1 CASE.
IL will b Considered by the Grand Jury
this Week.


AKRON. o., April 27.-The grand
jury, which is 10 consider the charge
of murder made against Romulus
Cotell, convened to-day. No one
doubts that the young man will be In
dlcted for murder In the hrst degree.
though he has repudlnled the confess
sion he made and says 1t was wrung
from him by the terrors Of the sweat
box. The only other evidence against
him ls the base ball bat and mask
found after his confession.
OficerS are searching for the articles
which were stolen on the night OF the
murder. They may provo valuable evil
dencc, Efforts TO have Cotell say where
these things are are unsuccessful. Not
until late In May win COtell's trial be-
gin. JurOrn must be summoned fifteen
days in advance Of the time set for their
appearance and the work Of the grand
fury viii probably last week at least
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PRETORIA, April 21.--The trial was
resumed to-day OF the members Of the
national reform committee Of Johan-
John Hays Hammond, tho
American mining engineer pleaded
guilty Of high treason. following the
example OF the other leaders OF the
reform committee MIR. Hammond was
prevented by ilness from being present
az the time the other leaders made their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28

PITTSBURGH. Pm, April 27.-The
Clearwntcr-De Orc pool championship
match, which was stopped by the police
at midnight Saturday, VIII be decided
here next week In an entirely new series
OF games under the same condition..
The mon met to-day and decided on
this course to settle the championship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28
WOMEN BARRED
From Scott Jackson's Trial while
Letters Are Read.
SOME IMPORTANT TESTIMONY

whish EiEhtsns ne Nooss Asout shs
Heck or thS Asou.sa- one yvitns's whs
Ov,rhsaraa signlhsant Conyerafion In
a ssnlitlvs esl-Ths Murdered elrps
shs.s 1dsntiasa-EvIdsnes Concerning
n. Aoslons 81 ths Men Accused sfiths
Awfal Crime.
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Vvhsro protsstanas ars saia 70 bo Dis.
eliminated AEainst-1sttsr. Addressed
70 Him BY arsthodist lIinistsrs IMAM
swsred-Erufts.s EaOrt 70 secure lIis
AidiaRsmOyinE RsllEioun Rsatriatsons.
Cardinal Rampolla Explains That the
PopS Can DO Nothing In the Matter.
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A SPANISH BRUTE
innocent Women and Children
Murdered by His Order
LATEST HORRIBLE BUTCHERY

n, cusun. BY Gsnsrai Isiqulso-NotR Re.
moved from Command Aftsr an onslal
investigation shows HIM % b Guilty
ofth. outrsEe,-Has Inausnse % Keep
Hin From Pani,hmsnt-ve'.sl IOsaod
with Arm;Sail. From KY West
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NEW YORK, April gT-Alier from
Bremen.
dTBRALTAr:, April si,-werra, New
York, for Genoa. (and proceeded)
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A letter IN reply was addressed 70 the
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, stating that the Per.
son to express IN Engiish the exact
shade Of thought that the pApal secre-
tary Of state intended to convey, wa!
Cardinal Gibbons, and that his original
intention TO supply tranalation Of the
document was a most excellent one. A
few weeks later the translatlon ar
rived. While the committee win make
no comments, Il win state facts. In
connection with Cardinal RampollGs
letter and Cardinal Gibbons translauon
the committee invites attention 70 Two
things;
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Should you. In addition. desire q trans
lRtion. hia eHiinence viii be pleased 70
forward It 70 you,
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Tho temperature ycatcrdny a. obaerveu
by {. Schnepf. druggist, corner FouI'
tcenth and Market streets. was ~ iol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-28

For west Virginia. probably fair and
warmer during the day; s0uiherly wlnql,
For Western Pennsylvania and one,
cloudy In the morning.. loqAl
showers on the lakes; fair ~ the interl9r
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-28

wheat or corn to sell he ought 70 be
able 70 find somebody In the next town
who 10 working At some kind Of mafu-
suit, and who must depend upon the
farmer for what he eats: somebody who
u getting good wages. That Is Governor
McKinley's policy. II has been grand
one. VIII we continue II? Great APP
piause and cries OF ~Yes.'l Yes. we
WIN. do not believe there can be any
question. But In heavens name. let
there be no question about what Ohio
shall do. We gave Governor Bushnell
last year $1,000 majority. That was IN
on year daughter and applause.l Let
Us make Il this year at least 100000 and
thereby show not only our Appreciation
OF our standard-bearer. but our appre-
citation Of America, American institu-
lions, American integrity. American
honor in our finances. our tariff. our
agency OF government lGreat ap-
pIauHo.l
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-28
THOSE WHO MARRY FOR !
Such wedding. seldom p.
Happiness 70 Ether -

When q woman marie. . -
.ly from commercial rea,oo,
abe believes he owns proper, 5
make her financially indepeus:,
Is a great question in nv IN.
or she deserves any synn,,.'
should turn out to be 4 rssrsI
she has any moral right to ~
nulment OF the marriage unts
discovery. The man Who H.,
wife who loves him and vho ~.
deserves all the condemnatIs.
lows can heap upon him ~ RI
the power that the law hoidi <
anee, but when a rnatrimonIsI !,
tspureiy mercenary then His -
the basis OF a common trsI,
gain grab. no higher than 4
9ack-kntves or q mule trade a, n
lowed practices in vogue 4
transactions should be pefuia.
THIS. or course there shouH n
overreaching, no taking an,
even In q Jack-knife swan. NJ
ought to be perfect and lin n
to the spirit as we'll as Inc nm, =
golden rule. but they don't Il,
when what ought 10 be the hifi5
holiest, the purest contract 4 e
woman ever enter into Is der,ill
a common trade in which ~ +
seeks only the material bles.Iru
she has no call to beg the n &
lease her from her bargain II
hnds out that It Is a bad barrIs
her keep her jack-knife. She u
the trade like any other mervAr
sold her womanhood for % IN.
estate, SO much life insurance, 81
gowns and so much jewelry, n
hood that can be sold e ri.
therefore, II she has been ehss>
the transaction she has no "A
portest. II 1t had turned out ~
the man would have been chslf
Is only a case OF six on one DID, {:
Q dozen on the other. As 1 vif
Brooklyn woman who married q
convict Tracey and whose marii
supreme court has annulled Z
ground that he had induced hf b
ry him falsely representing hlns.
prosperous and well connectst
got her just deserts after al
business has q woman to MANI
such motives and expect symp.ul
more than a man who does u
thing? Heaven knows there . =
man being who meets with NOR.
felt scorn and contempt than u
who goes q fortune hunting y,
gets him a wife. II 1t Is pohey Y
him decently there Is only q yellNl
OF politeness accorded him; q 4
he Is despised. The woman ~
her womanhood as q markeiAS
modify, to be exchanged tof "
ceived in a marriage dowry o.
ty, real or personal, and wa
upon her marriage with no Ply
love for the man. ought 10 me- !,
duped and trlcked and sold y \
convict or some other undesifis.
IL, and the supreme court shcuia
to divorce, treating the matter =,
ly as any other .jack-knite sNaRl