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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
Advocated the Naval Reserve,

Advocated the Naval Reserve.
Capt. Switzerland. naval aid to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy. and Prof. Stratton OF
the Chicago naval militia were heard today
by the House committee on naval affairs In
advocacy Of the bill for a naval reserve to
assist the navy in time Of emergency on
the lines proposed by Secretary Long In his
annual report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
REFORM MOVEMENT IN ST. LOUIS.
The Evangelical Alliance Takes Ac
ton In the Matter.

ST. LOUIS. January 29.-The Evangelical
Alliance. which includes all the churches
Of st. Louis and vicinity, with the excep-
ton of the Catholic Episcopal and churches
where the German language is used, has In
augurated movement for municipal re-
form
Its plan Is to form a permanent commit
tee of fifty representative men, who are to
pass upon the nominees submitted by the
various parties. especially for the spring
election. The intention Is to keep the
movement entirely non-partisan and nom
sectarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
RAILWAY STRIKE In PARIS,
Employees of All the Underground
Roads Quit Work.

PARIS. January GA general strike of
the employees of the underground railroads
has been declared The stations are occu-
pied by troops. There is a general conges-
ton Of passenger traffic. especially among
shoppers and people travelling to and from
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
Revenue Reduction Amendment.

Hevenue HeductfOn Amendment.
The Senate finance committee today con-
sidered an amendment to the revenue re-
duction act. to provide for the removal of
the tax upon transactions upon exchanges
where trainers actually occur. This is done
at the request Of the produce exchanges
dealing largely In farm products. It is ex-
pected the amendment will be reported to-
morrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
Senator Thur.ton.. Denial

Senator Thurston of Nebraska when ask
ed by Star reporter this afternoon con-
corning the report that he is a candidate
for reelection to the Senate said:
Il have not changed my determination
announced three years ago when l said 1
would not be candidate for reelection. l
am not and will not be a candidate for the
Senate. All statements to the contrary are
made of whole CLOTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29

New York Stock Marked.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers, 1419 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs La
denburg. Thalmann Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-29
The CALIFORNIA; Trip.

A session Of Congress Immediately after
March would almost surely prevent the
President going on his projected trip to
the Pacific coast in May, and would In
definitely postpone the visit. The program
Is for the President to leave here for the
west about May l. making numerous stops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
Additional Subscriptions.

J. II. Me0raw and ; l. Crawford
reporteds
i. $. bailey. siose. william suth-
eriand. $3.50; DR. brasndon. ue9.
Sherwood dlllespis. uoos sam Hos-
enbsrw. sssa: Stewart g. Holmes
500; Col ". r. Mckee. 800: Brown
Bros. ttee: Fsriseh firoa.. cleo. A. W.
Cohen. si9o. Hsowutan n Hanford
500. Ortiz q zahnen. sie0 and r.
sartori & Co. 500. J. II. Quick. tif'0.
G. W. Ferris. 50. w. n. Hammond.
fzso. J. A. Kerr, 90, The Treen
Shoe Co. $50, j. A. Ssdeweal. &c.
The meeting was called 10 order az
7s1s. Chairman Ciise presiding. The
various committees reported.
On motion ef GOV. Mccraw q spe-
ciai committee 81 three was appoint
cd TO reach the property ownera
The Denny Blaine Land Company
az this point subscribed tioe0, The
Heinrich Rros.' Brewing Company
also subscribed 1890.
r. II. MacDougafi and A. 5. Bur
well reported J. 81. Lang. si91. the
Louch- Augustine Co. $500. Julius
Redeisheiuer. 500. G. q y. Smith.
tf60; Going. Srrthrup q Co. siso;
f. G. Kiibourue. 800 X. y. Leish-
head. siao. II A. Hlcks st9o. J. E-
Frank. $50.
The agxrexate Of subscriptions At
ago y. m. was over tee 90. Mana
ger Dunbar increased his original
80 Inscription ~ 800 TO ftoo9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
WAR ANy1klccl,sss4rn
IpX bLNd HAdED
No.. Branch Of the W.CT.U. Says
That Oscillation Must Go.

A Eirl doesn't know the danger Of
kissing. She should understand how
TO guard against &C.
Il have carefully inquired Into the
matter, and find many young Went
en- imagine this IL the way 20 get
husbands. II IL reprehenslble. These
ere the supposedly well brought up
daughters Of rich parents. The girls
must be taught that Il II wrong, not
only 60 kiss a atrNnWef, but 20 kies
the fnen they arr engaged 70. Too
great care cannot be taken.
Il should suggest that an excel
lent and efficient way To stop the
impropristy," said Miss Thomas.
would be to instruct the young men
in the evils Of kissing.
"Hut they like n. said one wom-
an impetuouHiy,
Another cited case of the modest
youth who. fearing 90 yield 90 the 90
iicitatiune ~ an naruiatofy tsmrtreHs
had applied 60 a policeman. But the
law waa felt % be tacii encouF-
aeement ~ all kinds OF ntiniutant,
from liquor 10 kissing. aud all idea
~ an aa,lkissinx bill was promptly
abandoned
me kiss. relatively speaking. was
not dlsNeeted. No fne lines OF de.
marrasion have been drawn about
the couHlnly salute, nor has n been
announced whether . male cunuse.
ton by marriage may. with propri-
ETY.. embrace newly acquired fenin.
inc adlunetH.
nut the B~morest union has pieds.
ed itself 20 eternal vigilance IN the
matter Of the promiseuoua kiss. ard
. the unranetioned application II
mustache &c tbs lips that are near
ct VIII henecforth run the gauntlet
Of fearless and experienced eruaad
srN
The antiskissins crusade IL on IN
New York. Whsther IL viii spread
q other cittrn f. the question. Some
Of the prominent women ~ seattle
have been asked for an opinion on
the subject. and most % them seem.
Ell 20 think the NeW York union hal
gone somewhat 70 extremes. T'hey
DO not believe that kissing f. un-
dermintng the social system at least
In Seattle. Several admit that
they think n few girls may be
carrying the practice too far, but
they do not believe there IL any.
thing like the ehoieMals ejaculation
tina, e desoribsd a. prevailing IN
New York.
pr. Sarah ,. Dean said There
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PUSH THE
LIBRARY
PROJECT
Burke building. Seattle.

Burke Building. Seattle.
Editor s..,,. g.. Jan. = tsai.
peaf SILL wish 20 urxe ya,,
use your columns Ia the int.,.,'t - =
- new library building. -.
~ an exert large inftncrs.. ~
s.ls 9irrctions Most citle. -, ~. su
s zsse nave good library h,,,,,t,. Wv
i. asy are Indispensable. Ths - -
ssst night II great. II, must 70 -
nSae good at once. This ~. &c
public place wher,s q -. IT w
souio ma comfortable ~ naan
S,' ue place to spend his ss. mhele-
ilhrs ~ alton showed me that a.
s sssiy was literally used ~. enc
sspte and in the eveninss uuf
.s awaited themssixes ,afse
b.suege. Where can -. the
sons SO now THESE per-
wan ne amusement was nnc -
nrs,s ~ those who could M, ao.,..s
"a s Hprartes We're earef,,ii, as.,'t
a ample Provision rnaae
IN favor % buying ar -.
oshsr equally good sif. a. sssent
nne,,s building that WIN bs 4 r,e.,..
49, worthy PEOPLE OF our cl,,
NJ. ~.t complain at Sach 80
Docks means aiwavs - cost
.ye eooks eost far less than e ss,ss,r
JOHN p. HARTMAN .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
| MDERFD
z HER HUSBAND
5 he Loved another Man and
thought Husband Mas
In the Way.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. War
rants were sworn cut today for Mrs.
Ann Maria RNthban. widow OF VIM.
nathbun. and John =. Hart. =
brakeman. The woman IL charged
with numbering her husband with
Rough ON Hats poison, Hart n
held on the charge OF adultery. The
coFonerfs Jury. In its verdict. alleges
that nathbun's wife Rnt Hart have
been intimate for years. Until four
months ego. when their relations
ceased. The woman became angry
and jealous. and In order 90 attract
Hart again. she decided Go put Rnth-
bun out q the way b. putting poison
in his coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
The Largest and Best Stock Of Fruit and Nuts at
The San Diego Fruit Co.
Ais PIKE STREET
ais PIKE STREET

does not seem 20 he any pressing
need OF a crusade. The actual dan
ger OF contaKion by kissing In not
30 great aa II n sometimes describ-
ed. and my experience has not led
me to believe that klssinR is gener-
ally carried 20 the point whore II IL
a demoralizing tendency. While not
approving OF promlacuouH oscula-
ton, do not see any valid objec-
tons 60 kissing as an expression of
affection. Custom sanctions II be-
tween persons who are relatives or
engaged"
"Dr. Annie Russell said. II have
not given the subject enough
thought 10 be able 20 advance an
opinion. without taking time 10
consider II | should not care TO
say whether kissing should be abol.
isbed or whether II Is even 20 be dis
approved"
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, ~. kiss must so. This, At least.
il The verdict or the nemorext
uAnch Of the W. Z. r. T.. ia New
. gnrk. FromiacuouM uaculation has
yeeen formally arraisned at the har
OF that society. convicted and plnc-
ed under the ban.
This decision was reached al a
meeting 81 the Drmorset union. In
the home OF Mrs. n. i. ~. shirley.
as West Twenty street. New
York IL was the result Of a dis.
cusaien participated IN by some 81
the women who are most prominent
IN professional and phiianthroplc
work In Gotham. Their opinion was
that klaaine aspseIaiIy hstwesn
young men and girls. has become a
demoraliEius and dangerous institu-
tion.
one lady. Or. Anna Iiatneid, even
went 30 far az 10 declare that N ;
nectar quhffed from ruby lips was
doing more damage than the liquor
EulRed down tn saloons. Others as
serted that the kissing habit has az
tanned such q foothold--or Uphold
that In good society u II the custom
OF some young fneu. on departing
after n call. 10 kiss the lady good
by. IL was agreed that kisnlnE i
dangerous 90 health. since II r. 4
facile means OF communicating
many diseases. particularly con-
sumption.
Tho subject was brought up by Dr..
HATFIELD, while the crusade on vice
was under discussion. She made the
point that kissing vas a greater evil
than drinking. and that immediate
action was imperative 20 counteract
the demoraiixing efreete.
u think kissing ls the very worst
thing "a yong woman can do" said
the doctor, and the amount % hug
glng and kissing that soma girls
OF our very best families. too-suh-
NIT to n literally a menace TO our
morality. know a young man very
well who declares that ne rarely
leaves . Hiri without kissing her
good night. lie says that they not
only eagerly acceie 70 hts request,
but that several have insisted upon
being Kissed"
n should have shown him thn
door" said pr Ellen Miles
He explained that of eoure.
be had no respect for the girls he
kissed, went on DIR. Hatfield.
'ffut think women are very care
lesH about kissing, Mothers should
teach their daughters the evils % n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
ENGINE UPSET.

An alarm Of IRE was turned in
from box ~ In the Tenderl0fn dis
trict at J o'clock this morning. The
blaze was in a restaurant ana the
loes was nominal. While answering
the call engine NO. upset at the
corner Of Third avenue and Ieffer-
son street No one was injured
Chief Cooks rig was found tied
about three blocks from the frebox.
The horse strayed away while he
was investigating the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. a.
Congress reconveues tomorrow. In
the senate II IL Hhwleys intention
20 Immediately proceed with the con-
siderafion of the army reorsanixa-
ton bill 10 Is hts intention to push
e along 10 the exclusion o. All other
LEGISLATION. even the ship subsidy.
In the house the river and hAfbor bill
viii come ap Friday. and tomorrow
possibly eaprortionmsnta will be
taken under confederation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
LEGISLATURES.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Jan. a.
The legislature met at noon IN rs
ffst session. Members were sworn
In in blocks Of twenty. No business
was planned for today.
LINCOLN. Eeb.. Jan. 1.-The leg
ixlafurs today cauvasaed the Mo-
vembeF election votes. Tomorrow
the Republican state officers will be
inaugursted- The senatorial sisua-
tion r. mixed, but signs multiply
that Thompson and Editor Rosewa-
ter have entered a combine &c elect
themselves. Both men deny the ru-
NOR.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. z.-~sen-
ator Quay was cheerful this morn
ing over yesterdays result. He IS
positive that he win be returned 10
the senate when the final vote II
taken on the 18TH. Antf-Quay men
talk Of corruption and say they have
not abandoned the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
LAWSUIT OF
IMPORTANCE

NEW YORK. Jan. ..-our OF the
nlust important lawsuits IN the HE
tory Of the new century, Involving
Immense property and money rights.
and again bringing into question: the
legality ~ the wtii 81 the late Daniel
u FayeFweafher. r. 90 he tried BE-.
for~ a jury Ia this city. Twenty cnt-
ieges and ave hospitals are contest
Ing for beIaesis amounting 10 near
~ "a 90 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
SAYS CHINESE
ARE FRIENDLY

Ian FRANCISCO. Cal 1ar
ssns n coodnow. the Tinted Sea-
her. sensrai To China. 49, ss
Sstl souey by the steamer o.,
IN ~. re tabs frceiy ~ aeiS-f
rnN. me empire. He cav.
10 ~ Sainese people are frn.,
ploss the n. .s,. s ), {! and deesssw
thlnkv 49, es o. Hoxers. Gould
~ soiSaed within the fres fef~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

g esi,a's IN the sl,iah and snow s.s
the -. .tN OF 'belnie was heard 4,
stsee eteWgs and 2 man iarted nm 49,
him >, ne sheriff started ara,
10 ss,sh ula not take bat a minnts
hia esen 'as thief and put him on
In a va. rus Van De yantar ala
Of a nrasa' s.ie. would excite the envy
iff then 49,. .ohei wrestler. Tho sher.
: ~, itesunte victim untii az -, 1t .s
$3.50 aud sent the prisa, a,,'s' :,
-. quarters. Shefi1 YIN IA. ~ 20
~ u,en IL bis cigar ana agei,, en-
~ y, place ON the corner assam 'ooh
A no,,s ,sneM name Il l.. j. N-hi,te.
blsatsh accused him ~ ntsaIta,s
ess,,s. cut OF her renldenr,s .
relsssos ~ ~ prosecute, and the poitee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

J. w. Draper. travelling passenger
agent Of the Burlington. r. IN the
city today. Mr.. Draper has been
spending New Years IN Port Orch
ard with friends.
A. T. Coward, manager Of the
British Columbia Electric railway,
passed through Seattle today with
Superintendent 8perttn. Of the aems
line, on his way 70 San Francisco.
A. w. Cassels, the new soliciting
freight agent Of the Burlington
route. took his position to-day. Mr.
cassele formerly held a similar POSI-
ton with the Oregon Short Line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

silly Nay Olson askwfor divorce
IRON Gussave Dsson hiiaf Gnsiave
jackson ard ailessd for 2 ground es
aciign tat the fefendpat t. mean
aud tnhrfnan. and failstn contribute
10 The ueifare Of the saintin. They
were nsarrted In the csunty OF chlct,
Ark. In fSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
LICENSES

The ron. - George II.
were $500, ,'e,l is ace Lewis. IS.
Save .s'ssea toy Harry =. As.
hotb y, 49, Hand Mau3e nAr-
trop,tsr s.tfo Charles Ham
nett ~ ~ sfence Reed. IL. OF
net e. fftes A. Christensen.
IraSton Harry Carpenter. Is,
& ana -. To Frank Major. II.
both =, fnond and Frances Pod
Of Biag ~ seAttlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
CANADA MAY
BREAK AWAY

MONTREAL. Jan. 2--canata. tir-
ed Of being tied 10 Great Brftaln's
apron string. has set on foot a
movement 20 cut loose. An ~Inde-
pendence Club" has been formed in
Montreal. The members appear to-
day on the streets wearing buttons
on which are inscriptions declaring
their desire Tor freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
PURE.
Jelly and Preserves

Every package guaranteed 10 con-
tain nothing but fruit and sugar.
Jelly (asrorted fiavors) per Rlnss. zoe
jelly tasaorted flavorsl .........
.........., per tin IA 10. each 200
Preserves fassortcd finvornt -.
s.......sss. per tin ia Id. each zoe
Preserves assorted fiavors) $40.
-. .t....,.. ..... pint Jar, each &c
Preserves tassorted fiayors) -.
......... 49,. . Id. glass each 75c
Preserves fassorted flnvors) 800.
-. ....., ...b 10. glass each 81 70
Hienze'n Preserved strawberries
and Raspberribs, IN btsk perlb. aoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
HAD NO LICENSE.

DR.. A. r. Long. q dentist. was on
trial before Judge Cam this morn
Ing on charge OF practising denftn-
try without a license. The judge has
withheld his decision,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
SHERIFF VAN
NAILS SUSPECT

Sheriff A. T. Van de vanter this
morning capture thief single
handed on one OF the principal
streets Of the city. The sheriff was
standing on the corner Of First ave-
nue. and Columbia street ut II o'clock
this morning, calmly watching tho
crowd OF pedestrians slipping and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

Three second hand upright pianos
taken In exchange during the
Christmas rush.
Eight second hand organs. all at
prices 10 move them AZ once
RAMAKER MUSIC CO,
t4i5 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
Or. RAelEs's TRIAL.

Mar Ragiey. a Second sveuue
druggist. Is on trial before Police
Judge Cam this afternoon on a
charge OF selling liquor without a
ilcease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
LATE DISPATCHES

CAPE TOWN, Jan. 2.--rhe Boer
commando operating Ia the Eastern
part Of Cape Colony has reached
Roodehoogd. south OF Alddieburg.
and are iooting all farms and cut
ting all wires.
LONDON. Jan. 2.--Another failure
on the stock exchange took place 10.
day, a. a result OF the suspension Of
the London and Globe Corporation.
A suicide has also occurred. due 10
the same disaster.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. z.--Tn n
wreck ON the Yaxoo and Mississippi
Valley Railway last night OF 10
persons were Killed. The ecene Of
the wreck IL I'VE miles north Of Har-
riston. In.
cOWEa, Isle Of Wight, Jan. A.
After a short reception with mem
beers of the queens family. Lord
Roberta was received by her majesty
IN n private audience. The meeting
was affecting, for the war has caus-
ed both great personal sorrow. The
queen asked many questions Of the
care OF the wounded and the health
OF her troops, scarcely referring "a
Roberts victories. Roberts pre-
scented the queen with n magnificent
collie dog, brought from Africa.
Contrary 70 all expectations. Rob
erts returned to the transport Can
ada this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
sle BUSINESS.

Daring the year lust closed there
wers -. tis inftFumsnts filed with the
county auditor. During the year Of
fsg2 there were fzSS9 flsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

Morton Holbrook. a well known
athlete Of Tacoma. iu a guest of tbs
Stevens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
FIENDS PLOT
is FOIL[D

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Detective Ser
geant Mclaughlin found a gnsplpe
dynamite bomb In one Of the inches
of la Sale street tunnel, which
paAeer under the Chicago river. A
half-burned fuse protruded from one
end. II was probably placed In the
tunnel By discharged employs on
the Northslds Cable Car Co, with
the intent to cause great loss OF life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

IL. II. Trimbuil. commercial agen,
81 the Illinois Central, Is In the city
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
New York Legislature.

ALBANY. N. y, Jan. g.-The New
York legislature met at II O'clock,
and was given over TO rganizatiop.
a feature OF Gov. Odeii'a message.
deploreH the fact that the In
corporation Jaws were so llllbernl
and places the blame for the police
troubles IN tho cities upon divided
responsibility, but claims that vice
never can be entirely eradioated but
should be regulated.
---=--------=d-=---n
Business Mems Lunch. &c. oooI-
dental Cafe. under Hotel Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

Steamer Charles Nelson, Capt. An
derson. sailed for Honolulu at 2
o'clock this morning with several
passengers and 1909 tons Of freight
for Honotutu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
HOTEL BUTLER

Diamonds, wstohss. fine Jswslry
ana sIIscfwkro
rln. a. as.ua.. Albert Hansen
The largest iewelry house IN the
Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

ROMA 1se,A,iiA, Neh., Jan. Al
,s,..tsa capture OF RAT go
1hadfun. Neh.. vesss.., s.e'
ns,,a,t f'ied here. The chst..
aateh says the n.s ' .l
nesle hunter seeking ros.,t.
,s..i X g. Deans ana H. -.
~ lie thought the pess -
flshi ha ~ eesperadoes and pu,
- netsre Nurrcnderlne II
In ,ng Eddie Cudahy Win a
Ia ',a. we Jsil this afternoon RE
.ussltity J, y. Grove hres. 4.
. !, ~ was arrested yeste,
fery fllmxv 'hp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-19
WERE LINKED AT THE TEMPLE.
Cupid Had a Round With Dusky
Brace.

When black couple from the coun-
try walked into the courthouse at noon
yesterday and planked down dollar,
the Ioungers outside filed in as one
man to hear sentence passed and see
the usual osculatory explosion. The
bride was of the hue of black cat
wallowed in charcoal, and TIE mos
quito net worn as q bridal veil but
served to heighten her color. The
groom only had enough money to buy
the license, and Justice Ansley
would mt credit him for the marriage
fee But his prospective mother-in-
law standing by, and who already had
accumulated a look that meant war
next week, volunteered to put up the
collateral rather than see the festivi-
ties sawed off. Judge Ansley spocket-
ed the ''wheel' threw out his tobacco,
called time and tied the knot as some
400 people surged about the matrimo-
NAL gallows. The welded pair ''sa-
luted" the kiss sounding like a muf-
fed fire alarm, and then started down
the warpath of life together with the
mother-in-law we'll up on the firing
line and ready for trouble.
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