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DOWN I'm
MIDSTREAM

AATEwAS. w. Va. Sept. g.
Richard Blankenship. Rskaox Creek
man. who recently engaged In a
shooting scrape at Devon. this eoun-
Is. met his death In a Corporate at
tempt TO escape from offlcers. He
uas In Thacksr when Constable Jas
Kennedy sought 10 arrest him on a
peace warrant dating from the trou-
bic at the Thaeksr mines last spring
Kennedy summoned Joe Green and
Deputy Marshal Fettx. RiAnkeaHhip
rode his horse into tug Fork % Big
sandy. attempted 70 get across Into
Kentucky. The officers fired on him
with Winchester rites. and killed
both man and horse IN the middle Of
the river Each was hat four times
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So so og,.aentsl ase. h6ss- s..a
goods 80 Jacobs Truhaime 4 =
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LEFT TO Die


PHOENIX. Arlz.. Sept. s.-Thrss
xowboys. bent on Kidding the famous
ramp 81 Tombstone Of Chinese. held
'up Wong Yoek on tire highway. re-
1feved him of his money. bound him
hand and foot and left him on the
Burning desert 20 dte.
The ceieakiai slowly ssGered the
'ropss by sharp-edged rooks and
reached Tombstone. He almost per-
fxhed.
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Wants More Time ,

Jas Marksy. ths contractor who
has tho contract 70 construct the
sewer on third avenue west ana
Prospect street, has asked until a~pl
80 Co complete HIS work. The xo,s
should have been finished Aug a.
but Market claims the strike delay
ed him IN getting sewer castings He
was also subjected - much trouble
On account Of quicksand. he says
The beard o. public works has rec
Commanded that the extension Of time
Re graatsd
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OBJECTS TO ROAD
THROUGH HIS LOTS
Green Lake Citizen Complains Of
Seattle Electric Company

JRnnxs NJ. keStnn. who owns two
lets Hf Grren Lake. was n the cry
hal today. making Complaint b.
exzr<e the Seattle Elective Co. has
surveyed throug hisslots preparatory
a. laying a track. he said be hal
net given the eonapany PERMISSION
40 so through HIS property, and that
he was opposed 10 Il. saying he knew
the company woui1 not Pay hlm
" nat the lots are worth. The loSH
tn question are on North sixty an
street. formerly known as Sanford
street. Mr.. keyton was rgssrrei
10 Chairman Vincent Of the counsel
corporations COMMITTEES.
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2 HUSBANDS

Il NORFOLK. Va. Sept s-sfrE.
Mamie l. Rosemsn. wife 81 Eugfn-
eer J. y. Rossman, OF the See board
Air Line hallway. killed IN a wreck
rear Hamlet a few nights ago. has
beer made a widow twice b. railroad
urensxn. Mr. GhgEs. her frEt hus-
band. was killed in q wreck about
90 yearssago.
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cLAIRvoYAnTG.

NME PEbERsoS. ven known
throughout Europe and America
40 the worlds greatest trance me
dium tells pact and future. gives
business advice adjusts family
troubles. traces lost and stolen
property. etc she Is the medium
"a hu f0rctnid Kitty GfuEH terrible
fate who NaH Killed hY Harry Hay
ward ~ Minneapolis call ON this
gifted woman and she VIII send
you away happier. wiser and CAP
able ~ being successful IN any un=
drFtak nH her charges are. eN-
trrmeiy reasonable. and never more
than su-eaiied ciairVpyantH who
give inferior readings. all business
confidential her clients include an
classes open Sundays Hours. =
o. M. Go s 3. m. Grand Pacific no
tel i1lt First avenue Room T.
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FREE RURAL
DELIVERY
Great Activity in the State for
Such Service

Nine new rural tree delivery rout'a
have been established Ia the eouus
uy SECTIONS tn Eastern Washington
recently. ae the Feaalt o. the inNrH-
legations uf NJ he Ia MeptauYn. &c.
apeclal agent 81 the postefiicr depart
mcut who has spent the last fopE
months Ia that radt ~ the state
The routes established are aa fni-
lows Three az CoIfax and one each
at Ellenburg. pullman. oaketdHl p
Thornton, Reatdon and Thpueuieh
Tho fres delivery ayrtsm Was thistle
tnted Ia response to petitions from
the residents % the different sevttona.
West 81 the mountains MI Mon
thnYu has examined the petition "
WhAteom. NJ Vernon and Stan.
wood he will NEXT TAKE up the Pc
Hfioue ~ South Tacoma. Crutefyiilc
aud Vancouver The establishment
q these nov routes viii DO an Inn
menae advantage 90 the state. az the
country people viii be Put an daily
communication with the outside
world, and etil De moved 10 Improve
and extend the roads 81 the state.
Mr Mautanyn has covered more than
1900 miles Of territory already Iu hls
Investigations Although stationed
al San Franchise. this f. hIH urt
visit 81 Washington. and ht fa sur
rfisrd az the progress and growth %
the stntV
The requirements OF the DEPART
ment for the establishment ~ a rural
free delivery service. hre thaf the
route must Be frum Cd % 60 mites To-
length. with az least 10 fnmliirs,
aud raaAs snfthhle fnr ne service.
aaparf ment. spreial agent Is Dc
tailed g Investigate. ard n he re-
pert favorahiy. the route 10 eHtah.
ished Ouiv three petitions. 80 Tar.
tn Washington wern rejected,
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FAVORS A
CENTRAL
CITY PARK

81 heartily favor the suggestion
Iof the chamber Of commerce. that the
Ieity council either buy or lease the
TOD university grounds for a Central
rs located park" said city Librarian
Ifnnfth this morning. II think II
would be for the best interests Of the
lefty n those grounds were utilized
for library and park purposes. In
lfact have always favored Just such
8 plan a. the chamber has proposed"
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Dolphin Sails Tonight

The steamship Dolphin vii sail at
b o'cloek ihis evening for tlynn can
n porfe- She All not have more
ahsn 50 passenger Dat carries a fall
Eareo Of frci0ts. whlch consists n
Ssnplles for IRE canueriss IN Bouth-
X..nferr AfaekA. mining machinery
II 1lfferent po.nts aud a large agas.-
fsfy Of naercnandise billed though to
"a naoI.
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LONDON. sept. Kitchener. re-
porting scobells success At Peters
burg. says that Commandments Let
ter and Bgsedt. two field correts and
one lieutenant are among the cap
tursd The British raEuottlcs were
10 killed and eight wounded
He also reports that 800 Beers
crossed 70 the south side ~ Orange
river Thursday and that the British
are IN pursuit.
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CAPTURED
important Officers Fall
Into British Hands

MIDDLEsBuRG. Sept. s-Coi.
scobeira column has captured the
whole 81 Letters commando near
Petersburg. The Beers lest "a killed
4s wounded and ios taken prisoners.
Two hundred horses also we're cap
turea
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sUsIiIass eoLlgora.

CLARKE 4 Fernfn shorthand school.
lnilvldua Instruction "a Boston.
LEos Businers COLLEGE. Union "a +.
individual instfuction. az subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
husluess college. Second and Pike
" W school rslevruphy pserr~r
wii-soN's Mod. bus. Coll Main 4is
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Returned From HoneYmono

FRANK Herbert Croes. of the city.
1efurned last night from Detroit.
vhefe he Was married some weeks
ago. Re and his wife have been
impending their honeymoon ia East
ar cities
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Albert Nelson. vsbo waa hurt sev.
sral weeks ago In the Washington
street counter balance. died yeatsr-
cay At the seattle General hospital
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Rainier Due Tomorrow

The steamer Rainier o. the Pollard
line IL due tomorrow night from san
Francisco with a general cargo.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DR., J. @. STEWART. specialist in
diseases OF women Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block.
DIR. MILES. removed to lb-i6 Heus-
sey Bldg srd q PIKE. Tel Green 126
DIR. VAN DYKE diseares OF wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wash. bids
DIX. HINkLE. Ml-gig Mutual Life
bldg. Tel white tS9. res But s4i
DIR. FALK $50 starr Royd BLDG.
Tel Black $50. res. Green 1851.
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pYtlNa ANo oLeANINo.

Partisan Dyc Works We call for.
clean. press, deliver your Clothes.
Once iAis LIST ave. Tel. Main 1914.
steam Dye works. 1915
Western avenue. Phone. Main 1917
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ArToRNtYsAT LAW.

NM a. BuTTNEH. attorney At
Law suits prosecuted ana defended
ia all courts. II BeHfH experience
ifalredIuaH lu bankruptcy Com
uHHlrH Incorporated Ahatfuaf -
carefully Examined fuIIr. .aaH
made ln Hli paffs II The United
bfHtrh Highest commercial aaa
bank references bis Third avenue
Phone Main 1000.
HpEekEHT. a. CIYil aa1 ffImiH-
al practice DC years actual erprfis
sHee. consultations free. Room Is.
Arlington hotel cover puat0niseI
'phone Main s1e
,. ! HALL. "a and rs H8KweII block
TOO columbia 81 Phone. lfIur On
General practice in all The courts.
Damage rHHea speciality.
Moderate fesr Consultation free.
d. / F0aTEit Mutual life buHd
ms Phone. hlhin ~
FRANK Il. WtEHTLtsG. boston bis
%. e MARTIN go Mutual life hid.
,. a KELLOGG 90 Haney building.
HESsoN s AUST - boston block
W = LA0nrTH A0tt Pacific bIk.
a e MAepoAALD 400 burke I'D
Root Palmer a nrowu Pioneer bId.
D.. = coSoNEH csc Halter hid
LYMAN + KNAPP 10 Halter BID.
40 Ward HEap ~ Hurts BIZ.
y = DOUGLAS a07 sew YORK bld
RICHARD oaB0nN. 1855 y Y mk
HORACE rETER SUE Nev. York bik
riEisrE ? FERRY so Hurks IL
= r LASgiAND. ms n r Blk.
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Frea Rosens,ock. sith and p pr
FIVE men with teams and sCrapsrs.
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TO LOAN Private money at low
rate al interest. GroH, Damus &
osner loI Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
rison q Eahelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL Co. ~ Halter block.
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NOTICr no eTOr,lfTOT Drps

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Seattle Cereal Co. viii
be held at tire office OF the compan ny.
Nos 804 aud 3o6 Railroad avenue. Sc
attic. wash. Monday. Sept ath, 1897,
az 2 O clock p. m. for the purpose %
electing a board % directors and for
the transaction Of any business prop
er to come before the meeting
J. .. nEMING. JR., Secretary.
Seattle, August 26th. 1901
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For gas and electric fixtures XII
bourne a Clark n. ub Second Ave.
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FOR Ladies' taller and reception
gowns call al Lamb Sisters. $40
jll Collins block. -
LYNCH & SHAW, 80 Hsller bids.
Mdme. A. $. smith. 81 Huxley 4lk.
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LA ROCHE. pbotosruph.r. 81 ~,
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IE0AL koIIcEs.

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
the State % Washington. for ina
County OF king annie lnnea
plaintiff. IS David lines. defend
ant. summons Is Publication. No.
g sos.
The state o. Washington 10 fhs
said David lmues. defendant You
are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty DAYS after the date *
the first publication of this sum-
mons. to-vlt. within sixty days az
ter the 9th day II August a. d. isoi.
and defend the above entitled action
In the above entitled court. and an
swef the complaint Of the plaintiff.
and serve a copy or your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
plaiutifT AZ his oflce below stated:
and IN case OF your failure 50 90 DO.
Judgment Will be rendered against
you according 70 the deman % the
complaint which has been sled with
the clerk - said court THE object
% the said action. set forth In tia
complaint To- as follows To obtain
"a decree Of the court above named
diyorCiug plaintiff from the bonds Of
matrimony with said defendant On
the grounds OF cruel treatment and
J. NJ WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff
boa-ii Washington Building.
7. O address Seattle. King Coun-
~. state Of Washington
Date Of first publication. August
2. 1901.
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Diamond fe,-Thats what you
need 10 kenp cool Tel A4in isss
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PLUMBING.

HAzLETT = MuLLfN New work
guaranteed / year. Tel Bun 1894.
Geo. II. weeahoqse co. Tel Main 9tt
RNlIMAN cunning . Sun an.
BAKER q SON. phone Blaek 1904
THEo. TURNER. Tel. Green al.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
DRAMATIC orsRArIoscHooL,

FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades Of dramatic
art. elocutlon voice placing. oper-
attic force Tuesdays and Fridaya
suite go Hnlyuka block
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AUCTION sLlEs.

p q BicKEHroK gsssrsi auction.
esr 1879 FIRST avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general auetlon~ef
les Third Ave.
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oREssmAKE RS.

a. " PulLIrs. ., Heussy IN.
Chlcase 1-ala - - lLLnek ~
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Lauaehes Tor charter. Tel West y
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co 70 Spinning for bieyeis repair,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


NBbfGhet o. uTle
DaH0HNE. THmMPtsH ~ 90. inc
Abstract Go. estn hilnhH1 lHA4 aiin
IHH claim abstracts lfHseIurut 81
the Mutual tlfa building
raafh Nhftieaf8 IinufafI Abstract
90 rHfHbiluhsa lFeH Placement -
dalief block. Telephone main lsi.
.REATrIE Atntfact Co. ~ = blt
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ARCHtTEcTG.

JOus GRAHAM. architect as.ea
Mcdonald BLOCK.
D. " uouaHTos. tltll salsus
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coH1 RAG foR and BUILDERS.
BROMLEY a Wells. general con
tractors. = starr Boyd building
Tel Anin $50.
soDERQutsT a RIOS ELEAF. shops
AZ $50 Spring street
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes IN shape 81 % month. dye
Inc, repairing 1907 grd. Bun lo04
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR cloth
Ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr BOYD bid
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erAHp PHoTos naIambls I.
Amateur finishing auae. saiiisss
block
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PERSONA.

BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods call az Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give you
enc second hand cook stoves, bed
room sets oArnets. They look as
good as new fur half the money.
TO and H. Second avenue south.
ADVERTIsING rates of all msER-
zinef and newspapers furnished on
application. The q. '. White Ad=
vertisinE Bureau. New York
building Sea title.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-13
OUTSIDE CAPITAL IN MILLS

An exchange states that two years
ago only eight per cent of the capital
invested in North Carolina cotton mills
was Northern capital, but that in the
past year much Northern capital had
been invested and that fifteen per cent
of the Investment is now of Northern
capital. If these figures are correct, it
shows that whenever the people OF a
community show faith in manufacture
ing by putting their own money IN it.,
they can get outside capital to aid them.
But if they wait for Northern capital.
the spindles will never make music in
that town.
There is not a town or city in North
Carolina that cannot build a new cot
ton mill this year and get one-third of
the capital taken by outside capitalists
If they show their own faith by invest
ing their own money and securing COM
petent management.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-13
MR.. J. r. MALLORY DEAD
One Of Durhams Oldest and Most Prominent
Citizens Passes Away.

Especial to News and Observer
Durham. N c., Feb. Zone of Dur
hams Oldest citizens, Mr. j. II. Mallory,
aged 81 years. died this morning at
about O'Clock. after a short illness of
pneumonia.
Jorn Thomas Mallory was born in
Granville county, October q, 1893 and
was a son of the late Rev. John Mall
lory, of Oxford He moved to Durham
in 1878 and in 1890 he organized the
Mallory Durham Cheroot Company. He
had been a director of the First
National Bank since it's organization
in 1885, and one of the managers of the
Durham Opera House for number of
years He was a man of large means
and was well and most favorably known
throughout the entire State
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Sallie Hicks,
of Dabney, S. c., and one daughter,
Mrs T.. c. Hackney, OF Durham, also
a numpe.' of relatives in the different
Southern States. Mr.. Mallory was a
member of the Episcopal church. j he
funeral service will be conducted from
the residence tomorrow afternoon at z
o'clock. by Rev. S. S. Bost, after which
the remains will be inferred in the city
cemetery. He belonged to the Masons
and will be buried with Masonic hon
ors.
Mr. John House, farmer who 1Ned
about six miles West of Durham, died
at an early hour yesterday morning of
consumption He was 46 years OF age
and leaves a widow and four children.
The funeral services took place this
morning at II o'clock from Mt. Moriah
Baptist church
Rev. G. H. Detwiler, of GastCnia, mis-
State, who is conducting series of
meetings at Trinity College, is present
ing the truth with great spiritual
power.
In Henderson today Mr.. n. i. Waldo
and Miss Lille Payne We're united il
marriage. They will make their home
| in Durham.
Mr.. O. Joseph Howard and Miss Ce-
! lestia Hunter were married in Durham
/ this morning. They left this afternoon
! for Guilford county, where they will re-
side.
! Work on the new road east of Dur
! ham will begin Thursday. This road
| will be macadamized to the Wake
| county line, distance of ten mites.
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AND NOW 1T rs MARYLAND.

There are forty thousand negro voters
in Maryland. They vote thece as they
do everywhere else as a solid mass for
the Republican party But for that stolid
solid and ignorant vote Ma~yl2nd would
be a safe Democratic State, AID would
not be at the mercy Of few political cor
porations.
1t is said that ex-senator German. the
most astute politician in the Eastern
States, is urging the Governor to call an
extra session of the Legislature TO amend
the constitution of Maryland by elimn-
ating the mass of this unfit vote similar
to the action taken in North Carolina
Mississippi or South Carolina. Senator
German is said to be confident that the
Legislature would submit the amendment
and that it would prevail at a popular
election Some other Maryland Demo-
Gratis doubt If the Legislature would sub
nit the amendment. Senator German
thinks they are mistaken and is urging
Governor Smith to act at once.
The negro as voter is failure. His
elimination is necessary to honest and
clean politics in every State in the South
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-13
THE BEST VIEW.

The Wilmington Messenger and the
Wilmington Dispatch take view of the
Impeachment proceeding that is in keep
ing with the sentiment, as far as we can
gather it. OF the bulk of the press the
bar and the people of the State. The
Dispatch sums ii up in this nutshell:
ut seems to Us that the best view Of
the impeachment proceedings is that
which makes the whole thing turn on the
facts involved. If it is found that Judges
Furches and Douglas violated the consti-
tuition they ought to 60 Impeachment
may as well be taken from the list of
penalties if it is too terrible for use. But
of course competent persons TO pass or
the facts should have the passing to do
Instead of working up Indignation be-
cause a majority of the House Judiciary
Committee has reported in favor of the
proceedings, or declaiming against the
judges, why not let 1.-THE whole thing turn
on the facts involved?" That is the reg
ular, orderly, lawful method of trying
causes and reaching verdicts that has
prevailed in North Carolina since It was
first settled. If it is good method Of
trying private parties charged with pri-
vate wrong why isn't il the right meth
cd of trying public officials when charged
with public wrong?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-02-13
WAR ON CIGARETTES
Eleven States Have Legis-
lated Against Them.
Thirteen More viii Probably Follow. All Sorts
Of Evils Credited to the Deadly
Cigarette.
Nav York WnrIdl

Evil days are ahead for the cigarette.
Investigation shows that the Legisla-
lures in at least thirteen States are
considering the adoption of more or
less drastic anti-cigarette measures;
that eleven States already have laws on
their statute books prohibiting the
sale of cigarettes, and that the w. c. T..
u. and other organizations are urging
the adoption of stringent legislation in
half dozen other Commonwealths.
The States under the first head are
Illinois, California. Montana, Missouri,
Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, Indiana, West Virginia, Ne
braska, Delaware and North Carolina.
Under the second head are Rhode
Island, Iowa. New Hampshire. Missis-
Sippi, Arizona, Texas. Vermont. Ohio.
Pennsylvania Connecticut and GeoT gia.
Among the States where the women
and school teachers are seeking to
arouse their legislators to action are
Tennessee, Maine. Utah, Oregon, Wash
ington and Wisconsin.
So far as known but two States in
the entire forty-five are paying no PAR
ticular attention to the subject
Wyoming and Louisiana.
The conditions which have brought
about this almost universal cutlery are
is credited ranging all the way from
petty larceny and divorce to insanity
and death.