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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-10-06
THE ARGUS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
REGISTRATION

The Registration Books for
Precinct B, for the election on
November 8, 1898, will be open
for registration of voters at the
court house as follows: Saturday,
Oct. sth, Saturday, Oct. 18th; Sat
urday, October 22nd; from 8
O'Clock a. NJ. Till 4 o'clock p. M,
and on Saturday, October 29th,
from 9 a. M. till 9 p. M.
The same rule applies to all
voting Precincts in the city.
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Red Hot From The Gun

Was the ball that hit G.. B..
Steadman of Newark, Mich, in
the Civil War. 1t caused horrible
Ulcers that no treatment helped
for 90 years. Then Bucklen's
Arniea Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils,
Felons, Corns, Skin Eruptions.
Best Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by j.
H. Hill & Son, Goldsboro, and
j. R. Smith,, Mt. Olive, Druggists.
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WALTER LETTER.
A Condensed ChrOnicling of a
Weeks Happenings.

happenings,
Walter, N. c.. Oct. 3. '98.
Miss Pearcie Howell is visiting
her uncle Mr.. Toby Howell. near
here.
Miss Cora Hooks has been
spending several days with her
cousin. Miss Eugenia Coor.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Gurley spent
Saturday aud Sunday in our
community visiting relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Starting filed his
regular appointment at Ebenezer
yesterday, and preached an able.
instructive sermon.
Rev. A. L. Ormond came down
from Princeton last night and
spent the night with Mrs. Or
mond's parents, Col and Mrs.
Crawford.
A jolly crowd left here last
Saturday morning for Seven
Springs. 1t was composed of Mr..
Daily Hines, and Miss Fannie
Jones. Mr.. Jno. Neal and Miss
Dixie Lee Caldwell. Mr.. Walden
Rose and Miss Pattie Faulks.
MIR. Ollie Faulks and Miss Laura
Dixou. They report a most de-
Iightful trip.
Our farmers are busy trying
to get out their A cent cotton,
and some have begun housing
corn. BY the way, we heard of
one Of our neighbor friends who
had a shu king, and had the
corn thrown in baskets, which
we think a good idea, provided
the''moonshine" is not so dazzling
as to unfit a fellow for landing
his a OF corn in the proper
place.
Politics is getting up TO a
pretty good heat in our commu-
nifty, but it is hard to drive the
sap out Of some, and in spite Of
all that can be done there will be
a few sticks in u political barn
that will frog eye" but the bulk
Of the curing is a beautiful DEM
ocratic "yaller,' and we think
by the time we "kill out" and
pack down for a few weeks, and
it comes time for grading. there
will not be but very few but that
will be ''in order"
There was a tremendous crowd
at Ebenezer Friday night to hear
Mr.. A. L. Swlnson speak, Quite
a number from your city, among
them Hons. w, T. Dortch and
F. A. Daniels. who made brief
speeches after Mr.. Swinson
stopped, for he did not finish, he
could not, in the time allowed
him. We never saw so much en-
thusiasm, and when the next
Democratic legislature meets, we
think it should restore neighbor
|Swiuson to his Office.
hILLICKINNICK.
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Notice

Having this day qualified before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Wayne
County, N. c., as administrator of
Abby Grantham, decd, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
them to the undersigned for, payment
on or before September 30th, 1899,
or tn S notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. g.. e. GRANTHAM,
Admin. of Abby G%ranthaln, decd.
Goldsboro, N. c., Sept. Both. 1898.
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AT E~BENEAZER.
Mr.. SWinSOn Returns to the Dem
Ocratic Ranks-His Speech

OcraJlC HANKS Ill SpbeCu
And 10, they're coming back to
their first love! Myriads of honest
white men, with true hearts, are lift
ing their fusion-begrimed faces look
ing to the hope of their salvation,
the creed of Democracy, to make
them clean-to free them from the
odium heaped upon their garments
through association with Butler,
Russell, and their ilk-ofice seeking
vampires, devoid of honor or prin-
ciple.
This time it is the Father of Pop
ulism in Wayne county, and a great
factor in establishing the party in
all the eastern counties, who, to use
his w language, Recognizing that
the Populist party no longer exists,
save in name-having lost every yes
tage Of principle upon which it was
founded, in State and National
issues"-can nolonger walk the face
of the earth, with head erect and
with an honest conscience, and re-
main within its ranks, therefore, he,
Abbott T.. SWinsOn has come out
from among them.
Friday night at Ebeneazer school
house, at a meeting of a White Gov
eminent Union there gathered a
great crowd to hear Mr.. Swinson tell
the why's and wherefores of his af-
fliation with and his withdrawal
from the Populist party. And he
turned on the lights, and those
there assembled gazed down in the
depths and viewed the low level
to which one must fall when allied
TO Populist-R epublicanism and me-
thinks we heard some honest Popu-
lists, who listened, from out the
groanings of his honest heart, ex-
claim, My God, what name of
men have [ followed!" And yet Mr..
Swinson said volumes would not
hold the half untold
Mr.. Swinson is again baptized in
the Democratic faith, and with his
and other sober-minded mems help,
who are coming over in the white
mans camp, we will bury the rem
nant Of his cast-of garment under an
avalanche of snowy ballots, to sleep
on with no hope of an awakening
no resurrection!
We welcome you back, Abbott, and
may you live long to do good in the
ranks of the party of the people.
Hons. W. T. Dortch and F. A.
Daniels, together with a goodly num-
Der of other Democrats from this
city we're present, and Messrs. Dan
ieIs and Dortch made a few remarks,
but owing to the late hour after Mr..
Swinson's talk, these gentlemen did
not enter into a lengthy speech, and
promised to greet the people e in
that neighborhood at some future
time.
Many new names were added to
the roll books of the Union. The
6th day of November alone Will tell
the good accomplished at the meet
ing, when old Fork Township shall
have rolled up a great Democratic
majority. G. A. B.
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For Sale!

Thirty acres of fine Trucking and
Farming Lands in a high state OF
cultivation, one mile from Mount
Olive, adjoining the lands of Mr.. j.
A. Westbrook, Rev N. M. Jurney
and others, known as the DR.. J. A
Faison Albritton place. For par
ticulars apply to
w. A. JONES,
Mt. Olive, N. G.
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Loans Negotiated!

I can procure money for all who
want it at 6 per cent. interest, on
real estate security, either town or
productive country property, on
from three to five years time: no
loan to be less than $500. A reason
able commission will be charged and
fee for preparing the proper alb
ssracss and title papers.
". C. MUNROE, Attorney.
Goldsboro, N. O., Sept. 2, '9S.
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Hon. E. w. Pou will speak at
Saul's < Roads on Saturday Of
this week, at three O'Clock in the
afternoon. Everybody is cordial
" invited to hear him.
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NOTICE |!

North Carolina
Wayne County. { Superior Court.
Robert Spruill
VS.
MarindaISpruill.
The defendant. Marinda Spruill, is
hereby notified to appear at the DC.
tober term, 1898. of the Superior Court
of Wayne county, N, c., to be held at
Goldsboro, in said state, on October
18th, 1898, and answer or demur to the
complaint herein; and the said defen-
dant is further notified that this is an
action brought by the plaintiff, Robert
Spruill, for divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony on the ground of abandon
ment, and adultry of defendant with
one John Artist in July, 1895.
@ l.. HERRING, G. S. G.
Sept. 9Th, 1898.
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For Sale.

A farm, containing 1852 acres, 2
miles south of Dudley, on the W.
& w. railroad, Good dwelling and
outhouses. Well adapted for Tuck
and Tobacco. Terms easy. For
particulars, apply to
w. p. HALL, Goldsboro, N. G.
Or G. r. HALL, Dudley, Nc.
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OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

GoIdsboro and Vicinity History In Brief:
Epitome of Sayings and DOings, Wise
and Otherwise. Run Down and Run in
by -Omnipresent Ubiquitous, Local
Grand Rounds
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Rooms For Rent /!

A number of large, comfortable
for rent IN the Arlington
Hotel. Rates reasonable. Apply to
s. W, DIAPER.
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TIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

TIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
Ey the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, a knowledge of that TACT will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of all other laxatiyes.
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
n~auseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects. please remember tie name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gal.
1OUIsvTLLE. Ky. NEW YORK. N. 4,
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"Modes and Topics for Octo-
Der have arrived a. the dry
goods department OF Il, Well &
Bros
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
THE DEFENDERS NCCiDENF
Oliver srclin's Yacht Narrowly E5-
 capcd Destruction.

Fer a short lime Thursday it locked 2s though the peerless Defender, ths conqucroT cf Valkyrie III and t1e fast czc single sticker anoGt, had sailed it's la=5 race. For thirty 1ong minutes C.. Oliver Isclin. the presiding gsnius ct it's racing days, to say nothing of Mrs lselin and the yellow dCS, Sandy, the Defenders mascot, were in al agony Cf suspense while the Defenders k el groaned and sHayed over a jagged rock Er'ca-a aa 'Lo Count"
 The accident which came nea? nak ing 2 wreck Of this @200, GOO yacht oc- cured at l:20 Wednesday afaerCoon while tle Dasende? was being owed by the tug Thrrcsl Ncrdon f:Cm Neptune hsr to Bristol. k, l. +'Jhc voyage bad just begun, when il giving t2n vid2 T p=rth to the hucy which marks the danEs-o& cllzzrs1 ca D1Tenr:rt Neck e,l5 -;a- e. va :215@-,I H5- to ,Ta1;f'?. Y-.3- .-s cute: s!-a q t.--a
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09

reef of rocks which runs from David s island Slnlt3st to the main shore. There was great exciten&nt when the yacht struck. Mir Iselin ordered lines out from the tug, which in vain tfiaa 70 pull the Defender into deeper water, but unfortunately the efforts were nis- directed and the yacht was pulled fur ther on the rocks. After several at tempts tc get it of with tugs the De- fender slowly began to turn on it's keel,
 which is sort Of Y shaped, and after about ten minutes hard work it swung clear around, making half circle, and slid off the rock This was at t:55 e'tltek; after it had been ont tfs rock; for thirty minutes. After the yacht v-ats oleat the Dsfehdet was lowed to Premium Point and anchored GI All View MT. Iselin's home. At , c'clo%k Mir. Iselin was joined by Jack BersS- ford; his brother-in-law, and New berry D. TEorRe. and the yacht started for Bristol under i;s' o~n canvas. MT. Iseliu. after the accident, said that out side of dentinE it's lead keel little he did not think the Defender was in jured d-From a New York Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
-------.I. - YEAR or PROSPERITY.
Grcai Improvements in Trade Cond!-
 tions Between Countries.

Washington. Nov. S.-An increase oi over $IG0, 0,U00, ,090 in 5xPcrts a,d q dc crease e over l$100. 900 GOO in imports l. the record C. oUr foreign commerce. for the nine m2nJhs ending Septc1n Der 30, 1898. comp 3ared with the corre- spending nine months Cf the prec- ding year. No corresponding period in any year Of the countTy,s history has shown such Q record. The teal exports Of the nine 1no1.hs ending September 30. 1898, are practically twice as great as
 here Of tka corresponding nine months of 1888, while the imports show q I-drction Of 1214 per cent as com pared with 1888, despite the growth Of cur population in the meantime. The imports of merchandise 1T. the nine TnCnth5 just ended are l55s than in any corresponding period since 1885.
 Ali classes of our STeas lines Of pro- Clucticn have p-ospered curing the past decade. The exports or the product Of tho mines which for the niuc months ending Sep cHhcr 90 -f69S, are ia round nur1hCr3 e3o.00n o0l. have increased mcrc than s per ceul gircs t9$%; c1- ports cf the productions os the forests which Ters S1s,77e,141 ir he core 5rc-d1-g ci1.5 .1rcnth- cs 1s2s. a~s ir t.a S--a :-2ssa44l. js.. @-s5 E-0.!.5..
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
Ring Up Telephone 63

Of a sluggish circulation and low di- 2 stive powers. The character and finish exemDlified by a clear, promi- nent yet placid eye. claan-cut features. fine horn, and clean, firm bone, all go to indicate good feeding quality and a capacity to take on Q finish Of the highest eXcellanca, and consequently to command top prices. Ccarse-bcned, rough animals are almost invariably slow fesdsrs and hard to finish proper ly. A certain amount Of size is neces- sary, but it should be obtained with out ccarseness. The present demand eXacts quality and finish rathsr than sizs.
 Besides these qualities, and above all, it is necessary to have viSor and constitution. We find evidsnce of thsse in a wide forehead, prominent brisket. bread chest. well sprung ribs, full heart girth, and general robust appearance; and witHout these ether excellence will not have it's highest sig niicanca.-Prcf. c. r. Curtiss in Four teenth Annual Report Of Bureau Cf Animal Industry.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
Charles. Offut Commits Suicide. Pre-
 sumab!y Owing to I'll Health

Omaha. N5b., Nv. S.-ChEr es Offu;t Q lawyer, committed suc--e this aftsr- nooG, sncC>-l himself ttrcugl the head. -a
 Mi. Offu5 had Deen in poor health for several months and his friends have been aDDrehensiVe for some time that he would do away with himself. For t5is reason all weapons which might h2vc prompted Mir. Offutt to sclr de ;trEct;on were removed some lime ago from his I sidcncc. Today he secured 2 revolver down town and went to Iii; room v-it shout attracting the attention CT any member Cf his family. Placing
 bc weapon in bis m0ut'l he fired the bail into bia brain He left TO note CT anything indicating tho inlmcd;ato cau5c, but the act is generally attrib- uted to r-rctche5, health.
 Mir Offutl came to Omaha fifteen years ago from Kentucky. His family connections immediately gave him rank among the Omaha lawyers and his skill 8s lawyer kept him in the front rank. Ea was a leading politic- ian for many years and acquired a floUri.hing practice. Fer the past six months he had given up his business owing to i'll health.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
GOOD
WHAT CONSTITUTES /
 BEEF ANIMAL.

l. was net until within recent years that the heavy. inordtnately fat, ol rough and patchy bullock. became un- popular 10 such an extent as practically to drive his class from tn market and 10 barish the type from the breeding herds | is well that this was done; fer the modern type makes beer at de cid dly mere profit and economy to both th1 producer and tho butcher and furnishes the consumer q far superior article.
 The parss furnishing the high-price,l cuts must be thic!1ly and evenly GOV er-d with firm yet mellow 1ssd Of uni form good quality and alike free from hard rolls and biubb2Ty patches. Coarse, harsh. and gaudy animals will 10 lcnger be tolerated much less those that are bony and bare of flesh on the back and ribs. The men who buy cur cattle and fx their market value are shrewd enough to know almost at a glance how much and just wh3, kind of meat a steer or carload Cf steers will cut cut, and if the producer cve.looks any Cf the Css,ntiii poin.s he is ccm- pclled to bear the less.
 Then, in addition to securing til , general beef form and maka-up, to- Sether with Gcod backs. ribs, and loils. thare is a certain quality. cnsra-t2 , style. aud finish that constitutes an important factor ia dct-r.nining the value cf beef cattle. One of tho first irdieaticns cf this is g hc found in thr Ikin and co7t \ good feeding anim l ahc1ld have , eft r,clloH !o-eh ard 7 actt b,,t tll1,-- @11 ae-7r ccat. A --E-5. uoy.s,d5.g skin !s se !-dsc.:-3o-
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09

The September Summary Of Com
 meTce and Finance, issued by tho re1s-
 ury bureau O. statistics, from which
 th5se flGures are gathered. presents soma additional details of interest It
 shows that the exports Of manufac-
 lures during the nine months ending l September 90 have amounted to S927,- : 922. .045, or practically million dollars a day fer each business day Of the | year. These figures indicate that the exports Of manufactures. fer the full calendar year will, fer the first time in cur history, reach the S302 ,0000G0 line The exports CT agricultural imple- meCts which in nine months Of 1897 were $A,845,927 are in tha cores sponf- ing months of the present year S8.- 1S4,331 Carriages, cars and bicycles, Of which We exported iQ the nine mccths Of 1886 S4.S2S,GS6. Gnoucted in the nine months Of the present year Ito $2,705 .049. Exports of cotton cloths increased from 234,710,633 yards in the nine mCEtEs of 1897 to 241, ,166, ,079 yards in the corresponding months Of 1898, and other rl21ufac lures Of cotton, from $2,S7S, ,364 in 1897 to 93,0G2. .6S2 n 1898. Manufactures Of f1bers and tex tile grasses increased from SITS. .907 in the nine mcnths Of 1897 to g, ,05S,- 130 in tha corresponding months of the present year. EXpCr,s Of bar iron in creased in the nine months just eHde , from 7,5S8,5 pounds to 10,2S3, ,349 pounds; these of stea! sheets a-d plates. from 4,SI3,119 pounds in the nine months of 1897, tc 45,043 967 pounds in the corresponding nine months Of 1898; those 0: wirc. from 87-556,S ,S25 pounds in the nine months Of 1897, 'to I2r,O04, 7S6 pounds in 1898; locomotives, from $2,319,428 in nine months Of last year, to S4,337 ,693 in nine months Of the present year; wire rails, from 7,109,S47 pounds in Eine months Of last year, to 17,8f2;27S pounds iIl the nine mon hs of the present year. Experts Of manufac- lures Of lcather increased froEn S14.- 914. .781 in nine months of last year, to $16, ,3S2,566 in 1898; refined mineral oils, from 634.17G, ,727 gallons in nine months of last year, to G64 ,331. .S20 gal lcns in the niEe norths Of this year; cotton seed oil. from q, ,8O3, ,119 gallons last year, 70 29,429 .e39 in the present year: parafFine and paraffine wax, from 91,lz8,782 pounds, tO III 369,7G pounds, and manufactures Of silk, f-oin $174.197. to $253,7S7
 The following table shows the Ital imports and total experts for nine months ending September. 90, in each yca,-. from I222 1O I8GQ.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09

57S. Agricultural products which in hine months of 1888 were $304, TIT, ,362, are in the nine months just ended S571 ,294 ,955. Experts of dom c@t.c man ufactures, which in the nine months of 1888 were but s99,842,972, ara in the nine months of 1898, s227, 7,822, ,045. It .hus appears that the manufacturers have in the period of 1S35-93 enjoyed 9 larger growth in exports. of their product ;onS than any other class of ou~ great producers.
 The following table shows the ex- ports Of manufactur and products of agricu3ture in the nine months ending September 30, in each Of the yearz
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
PUZZLE FOR COURT OFFICIALS
No fetSrai Ruics fbr First Pe,iiion
 for involuntary Bankruptcy.

Chicago. Nov. S.-With TO ru Q: fo75hcorling from the united States. su7 prena court to serve as a guide tho Uni,ed States district court officials in Chicago are puzzled as to their proper course in regard to the first petition for involuntary bankruptcy, filed Sat uTday. The ;}2tit!on WIS against Mey- CT Stein, formerly owner of furnish ing goods storn at 352 State street, Ej;t whose whereabouts are now unknown. The petitioners. who are rcp7 entcd by Attorneys Moses, Rosanthal & Ka1- nedy, are ]. McCurrach & Co, 25G Mar ket street, Chicago; Holmes &s Ide, New York, and Heffron 6 Linehan, Glens Falls, N. Y. Illegal transfer Of property with intent to defraud credi- tors is .alleg-d in the instrument, which also asks that proceedings be taken against Julius and Samuel Stein, of Memphis. Tenn. 70 whom Meyer Stein is related and. ir favor Of whom he is said 10. have frauduiently confessed by judgment July and given up his goods.
 C. S Pickard, dsputy clerk of the district court, telegraphed to the clerk Of the United States court for instrGc- tions. The reply was that no rules had as yet been formulated Mr Pick ard said ne would content himself with filing the petition pending further in structions from the court.
 The attorneys for the peititioning creditors said: we cannot predict what action will be taken by the Unit cd States district court We shall ask fer the appointment Of trustee in or Ger that Stein Brothers of Memphis may be proceeded agalnst.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09

going up remarkably on ,he stock mar ket within two CT three days, owing to its ccipS purchased largely by banks. Broktrs believe the stock is being purchased in tt'c interests oi Henry A Everett. capitalist, whose in tercsts i'll subur tan lines arc So large and whose doperdence on ely railways are therefore so great that ha feels he must control the entire system 0; the city Everett is i large and successful manipulatCr.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
STREET CAR LINES MAY UNITE.
Consolidation Of City and Suburban
 Roads in Cleveland Probable.

Cleveland, O.. N-r. S.-The air is thick With runners tonight that forty eight hours will bring abou; co2soii- Ga .iG1 G1 :aC tw0 StCcc railway com r1nic5 CE ClcTcland and DO .siEly 3N suburban lines IS well.
 If this nroEea % it E-ill found one of th: largest street railway ccrpcz7- t,cnS 1c 1,e c3-tt:.., 13--at-- 1t21.a'5 ~-yS.e Se@@@.-@s-3s t1.- ss@ taa-
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09

Count Shigen3bu Okuma. the new Premier CT Japan, began life as poor boy, and is now a procf that the self made" man can ba manUf2c. uTed even in the despctic East.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-09
SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND SELF.

Navioo Tyler Atten1rts Murder and
 Suicide at ScottsEurg, Ind.
 7. .;t .-- !;
 scottzburg, Ind., Nov. 8:---Mazioa " IerE today at:erip,ed.. ,o. s;a;s ;fIs wife.
 .ET; 6{ e{r5. ;aoG5!2f ?fc c{ tEsse $fo .42 ether in the lsft side Of i.he face The woman fell and hH'turned the revolver and shot himself twice. The woman will recoveT, but Tyler will die. He married the woman about one year ago and removed to Indianapolis, where she left him cn account Of cruelty. Since then Tyler has been here fsev- eral timss. trying 70 induce her to re- turn, which she refused. t