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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06
ACCUSING CUBAN FEELING.
Many Denominations Planned
Throughout the Island

HAVANA. March 6-The Discussion
says that the convention viii consider the
Plat resolution and adopt whatever agti-
tude il considers proper. II this should
suit the American Government, then the
matter viii De settled. If not, then inter
venuon may last another year.
The demonstration on Saturday night
is made much of by the Revolutionary
press which claims to see therein q re-
Election Of the feelings Of all that IS best
in the Cuban people. Opinion differs re-
gardiIg the number taking part in the
procession. The Lucia" estimates he
number al 5.G00, the Post at 1900. the
Discussion at 1900, and the Macon"
at 5000
The Discussion says that every lova
OF the island viii initiate the example
Of Havana.
A number Of telegraph dispatches nave
been received by the convention from Va
rious ayuntamientos UNFOLDING the action
OF the delegates and congratulating hem
both Oh the constitution and the rela -iels.
The common opinion Is that these mes
saSes have been sent by the mayor ; and
ayuAtamieRJos at the request of thor sti-
periors, such as the civil governors " she
provinces
Of the island viii have q demonstration
and considerable excitement may be
worked up These dispatches and demon
STATIONS are probably prompted by the
leaders 10 show the enthusiasm and pa
LIotlSfE OF fAr pTppl" regarding the con
F+Hli"fi rejection ~ IA" Plat resolution.
TIC bI4fia lie 30 Marina" says these
b"ftDns' r-ti Ions ma rad iu - conflict with
the Iui~i sHiHe Government When the
f"'7'4 rH 81 ear EhEihlnE was being dis
'u=s'H =sff~ weeks ago nIsHHaEcB were
FEHi ~ gHilD.E mayors uph0ldiug Scctc-
titF y 'Ti.a 20 Do the attitude adopted by
MIN Ia The matter The -'I.uchn'' openly
ACCUSED srupf TumHyo of ordering the
mayors L" arHd such telegraph dcBpatcuas
IT d. understood that the Dlutt Tesolu-
iloh vas read Ht "a private session OF the
convention some Of the delegates were
very violent Nothing was agreed on.
though hopes were Expressed Of "a salts
factory solution Some Of tire most peace
able delegates have become radical, being
dominated by a few hotheadg
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STRONG BUT IRREGULAR
Market Opens With Some Notable
Gains and Some Declines.
Burlington Again the Feature. With
squirt Above I50-AtehIson. Pre-
ferred, Also Buoy ant Mt the Rec
ord Price - Pacific Mail Weak.

NEW YORK. March 6.-The market
opened active and irregularIy strong. bur
with interest again fairly well diversified
scented for consideration in this morn
ing's news Londol-s prices for Ameri-
can stocks were also irregularIy changed
and the dealings here for foreign account
were erratic and on both sides of the
market
The conspicuous feature of the early
dealings was Burlington and Quincy
which scored a further sharp advance to
above I50 on heavy dealings. Erie. first
preferred. and the other anthracite coal
stocks continued very strong, notwith-
standing - reports from the coal region
that the labor situation was more threat
ening than before Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific were again conspicuous
figures OF yesterday. but subsequently
receded below them AtchisOn. preferred.
vas buoyant above 81.
The southern Railway shares We're
comparatively quiet on account of the
uncertainty as 10 The dividenU on the pre-
5ferred stock
Among the speciaIties. Pacific Mail de-
clined further, While General Electric was
notably strong .Amaigamated copper
opened substantially below yesterday S
p last prices. but il subsequently scored q
rand recovery Sugar Refining underwent
= for the most part ruled at about yester-
days prices
The steel industriais Were again almost
wholly neglected Among the lower priced
railroad stocks Norfolk and Western and
Chesapeake and Ohio Were again decided
" active and firm
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06
BRUTALITY TOWARD REBELS.
Colombia Federal Troops AccusesA,
Atrocities.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 6.-Passen-
gers from Colombia tell stories Of afro
cious cruelties practiced By the Federal
authorities against the rebels. v p. Pa
tros. a railroad contractor. who came IN
Monday on the steamer Colombia. sayH
nothing in recent history anywher. can
match the crueIties Inflicted on tn. in
surgents. who IN several eases have re
taiiated.
The Federals were recently driven out
Of the interior. but before tl:g5 LEI, they
slaughtered all the men and boys who
fell into their hands. At Chiinya 4 iarty
Of Federals, under Capt Melton Zubia.
who now IS in command Of the artillery
of Bog0ta, surprised an inn and captured
Ophile Ordaz, son Of the proprietor, who
is an insurgent-
Zubis first wrecked the inn and then or
dered the execution OF young Ordaz. The
young man was hOisted on the shoulders
Of meTcenaries. impaled by q chinon hook
driven above the door OF the inn and his
hands were nailed 10 the sides Of the en-
trance. In this way he soon died.
After the soldiery had departed one Of
the first persons to arrive on the scene
was the father OF the tortured boy.
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Pacific Mail was again weak.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Capital Traction IS, Locales 2-S,
Metropolitan r r. SIS. *1.0ooalI9; Union
Trust and Storage Co, 354le9, 1oG1Gs l-2;
West End National Bank, 5QI1s; Capital
Traction. I204lG5 is. 100qI05 1-4-buyer 90,
zJ0Io5 il, Potomac Insurance Co, 5972;
Washington Gas. Z5G58 Is. 7095s IA, z5a
d 5-S-buyer 30; Mergenthaler Linotype, !
gI68. 2yssl5I H. 1OHI61 II I54I6I; Ianston
honctype. 1,0g0ljI4 IS, ZCDGI5-buyer 90
AtLer Call-ALlerican Graphophone Co.
Fret-, l94u II; MerRenthaler Linotype.
zIkIol, 46HIel Ia; Capital Traction As,
ssCOygIgs IL: Union Trust and Storage,
A's lVS ID WG4uS II, z04lG9; Washington
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STRIPPED BY THE SOLDIERS.
a Negro Tells of Ugly Treatment by
Visiting Troops

When Henry Spencer, co!ored was
charged in the Police Court today with in
decent exposure he stated that the Penn
sylvania soldiers had been dragging him
around the streets with d rope around his
neck. and that they had torn his clothes
from him
Ia taking his personal bonds Judge Kim
ban stated that the conduct Of the troops
was disera cefUi, and that he thought that
their brutal and ruffianly behavior made
them lit subjects for the penitentiary-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06
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Sores, Scrofula, Eczema,
Itching HumCrs.
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skin and blood humors, cancers, swellingS
persistent wart or sore, eating, fostering
sores. bOils, carbuncleS, pimples, OF often
sive eTuptiOns. pains in bones or joints,
rheumatism, catarrh, or any blood trouble,
all-run-down feeling thin blood. pale
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in the system which is the direct cause
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The sharp advance in the railway Sc
curIJIes generaIy was continued TINS
morning uuder the ieaQ OF burlington ana
AIcnIsUn, preferred, which DULu went 10
Ine record pIIces OF Ine year, Inc ldtier
10 the highest quotation even mace DE IL
There Was mite news IN the street ana
the movement Is generally aJJIIDGLeu 10
me ullr geT.tF1I cVnoIIlOnS anu 10 q De
termination ca the part OI the large IN
terCsLs 10 advance me level OF pFIo-s
II IS the theory % many OF the pFoLes-
sionals, ana . cry good one, that me IN
sIuerS VIII elevs1Jr prices Ii q DIG Doom
duung IAe next lew months IN order 10
ucaI me immense amount OF new SecGTi-
ties OF various KINDS that are DelHS Gre
ated- II seemed probable that there might
be some reaction from the top prices IN
burlington and AIchISOn, preferred, dur
ing the DAY, as they n4d advanced very
rapldIy, but there are many careful Peo-
ple no VIII buy stocks On any such de-
cine The Dztuz statement TINS week Is
Likely 10 be i poor one, Dut tne street
has 40 WOrry over this prospect
Burlington went 10 $50 IL during the first
hour, The low price OF yesterday having
been l45- The stock received dividend
and rights FSOrJh nearly points a snort
time ago Since that time il has not only
recovered ali this but the price today, de
spite the deduction, Was the highest in
many years Inc gossip regarding the
movement was that the burlington deal
with the Northern Pacific and other lines
Is an actual fact and th"t an announce
There was also talk today OF the refundlng
Of Burlington bonds
Atchison, preferred sold as high as
81 II, 4 point lI9her than any ever made
by It before. There was no news regard
ing the stock 10 account for the advance
but IL Is supposed that il was caused
largely by covering Of shorts frightened by
the strength in Burlington. The stock Is
legitimately worth considerably mere than
Il is selling for however, and there are
fas-fsz
near future The common stock Jagged
somewhat, but il reached . rs. only q
fraction below its previous high price
The other gransers were also inclined 10
lag.
The Baltimore and Ohio securities we're
very strong, especially the preferred If
the STOCK Is TO be entitled 10 more than
( per cent dividends It's price IS likely u
get much higher
Pennsylvania, which was so strong
yesterday, iaSged behind this morning,
II Is considered a purchase. however, on
% every reaction The report Of the con-
paay is q uaSnIhCenJ one
Mr. George Could has had himself in
terviewsd, and he talks In a most buIiish
strain regarding the outlook OF the South
western securities generally
Sugar was again weak The Street
now hears Tat The trust Is not making
rs much money as il expected 10 on aC-
count Of the sharp competition Of the
ArbuckIes and the beet-sugar industry
II IS an argument OF the bears.
Tennessee Coal and Iron broke below
% early in the day II is the Lowest pric.
reached by the stock in many months
The stories regarding the poor condition
OF the plant OF the company and the
small earnings are causing many people
10 sell the stock out 1t is OF course.
possible that they are selling into the
hands Of the insiders
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HAS SPURIOUS HYDRoPHoBrA.
A Curious Case Under Treatment in
YORK.. Pm.

YORK. Pa, March "a strange medi-
cal case Is bothering some Of the physi-
clans here. William Steinkamp was bit
ten about a year ago by dog. Monday
night. while brooding over his troubles. a
halIucination seized MIN and he believed
that he was going TO be victim OF hy-
dTOphobia
de was suddenly thrown into violent
commissions, and they continued during
the night Three strong men were re-
quired ia hold him In bed
The doctors declare the case spuriou5
hydrOphobia. and it Is being watched
with interest.
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FOUND.

FOUND Greyhound Owner call and prove prop
erty and pay charges 462 c St nv e5-3
ICE CREAM. 50c gallon, not made in q cellar,
but above grOuSA for sewer gas sbounds "a eel
lars and breeds Jhoid, dipiieheria, ETC. moral.
don't eat that kind LACEY'S IS pure and
delicious. s07 n Y ave Phone 20sl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06
FINANCIAL. STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT os the condition Of the NETR0POL-
TTAN PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Ns~ York. the 3iSt day OF December. 1900 s.
required by act Of Congress approved July p,
fSrrP
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06
Oaic- Rooms-Lovv Rent.

Some hrstcIRss Office fer rent In Hutch
ins Building corner Tenth and streets north
vest Elevator, steam hat, electricity. and vecy
low rent
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New York stock Market

Corrected daily BY ". B. Hibbs Co, mem
Street
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ATTORNEYS
FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Typewriters. bought sold, rented,
and repsircd charges reasonable; ribbons, SOC.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th st. NV.
a[9-Imo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

Mr.. George Could has had himself in
tcrviewyd and he talks IN 4 most bulisb
strain regarding the outlook OF the South
western securities generally
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

Sugar was again weak The Street
ROW hears Tat The trust Is not making
rs much money as il expected 10 on ac-
count Of the sharp competition OF the
AFbuckIcs and the beet-sugar industry.
II Is an srgument OF the bears.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

Pennsylvania, which was so strong
yesterday, iaSged behind this morning.
II IS considered a purchase. however. on
every reaction The report Of the colu-
paay is magnificent one
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

Tennessee Coal and Iron broke below
% early in the day II is the lowest pric
reached 10y the stock IN many months
The stories regarding the poor condition
OF the plant Of the company and the
small earnings are causing many people
10 sell the stock out II is, OF course
possible that they are selling into the
hands Of the insiders
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

The Baltimore and Ohio securities we're
very strong, especially the preferred If
the sJCSK Is TO be entitled TO more than
I per cent dividends It's price IS likely Il
get much higher
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-06

Total SSl3,ViI 81
Statement Of dividends and expenses
for six months ending December 81,
1900:
Dividend .-....-.-... .-....-... $4,000 q
Current expenses I2j.gGI s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Weather Bureau, Punahou, Novem-
her l2.--Temperature - Morning mini
mum, 49, Midday maximum, Z.
Barometer at 8 a. m. 1904. Steady.
Rainfall o.e4.
Dew Point 69F.
Humidity at 9 a. N. CO per cent.
Diamond Head Signal station, No.
vember. l2.--Teatner hhzy; wind FRESH
NE.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Nov. IL.
Am. So. Charmer. Davis, 90 aaya
from Tacoma.
An. 50. charmer, Slater. 90 days
nom Tacoma.
DEPARTED.
Monday. Nov. H..
u. s. A, r. Fitzpatrick, Rodgers. for
Manila.
str Lebua. Bennett. for Mofokai
ports.
str. Keaunou. Mosher, for Eleeie.
Gakaweli, and waimea.
Str. Noeau Wyman, for Laihaina,
Kaanapali, Kukuihaele and Honoksa.
Str. John Cummips. Searle. for koo-
lau ports.
Tuesday. Nov. IL.
Str. Kinau. Freeman. for Hilo and
way ports.
Am. schr. Nokomis. Hanson. for the
Sound ID ballast.
SAILING TODAY.
SAIL. TO-DAY
Str. Ciaudine. Parker, for Maui
ports.
str. W. G. Hall. Thompson, for
Kauai ports.
Gas. schr. Eclipse. Townsend, for
Maui and Roma ports at 3 p. m.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
For Hilo and way ports, per stmr.
kinau November I2.--Dr. Kikawa, A.
X. Cunha. George A. Davis, Judge
George Gear, Capt. J. Ross, J. Nc
Crossen. Mrs. James A. Sargent, Miss
A. Sargent. h. d. Gehr. +. G. Meiler.
Mrs, II. 7. Walker, Mrs. Chya. Walter
C. Smith. l.. Z. Arnaud. g. II. Ev'
ans, W. p. McDougal, J. l.. Carnegie
J. n. Mckenzie, Z. =. Maibie, Julia
Gallagher, Theo. Wolf, r. II. Long
p. e. Bramer, }. II. Boyd, Marstor
Campbell, Sam Parker. Carl Wide
mann. n. l.. williams, Count Kapinst
+. n. Holmes, NJ. D. Monsarratt.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
For Maui ports, per stmr. Claudine
November &c. d. LutRin and wife
Mrs. g. NJ. Hancock and son, Mrs. II
II. Davis. c. ID. Blackstad, c. A. Ora
nam, J. S. Kushingham. c. Behnc
]. l.. Coulson, A. A. Braymer, T. Il
Richardson, Frank Lufkin. c. u
Wells, Mrs. n. Wells, Mrs. NJ. J. Pom
It's, Miss f. LAM. Rev. NJ. Tsuji, W
j.. Akana, Mrs. ID. G. Lindsay ant
child.
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BELGIAN HARE MANUAL.

Laird & Lee. the well known Chicago
publishers, have Just issued The Stan
dard Belgian Hare Manual, by DR.. Geo.
+. Hall, who is O member of the Ma.
tional Association Of Belgian Hare
fanciers, and a high aathority on this
rev industry. The book contains 225
pages, with So artistic illustrations,
The work is compiled and edited from
the worlds best authorities. and en-
braces all that beginners and fanciers
need to know about the selection, mat
Ing. breeding, feeding, housing, selling
and general Infringement OF this newly
crowned king Of the rabbit race, which
is Just now gaining the affections and
patronage OF thousands Of ministers,
teachers, milliouaires and common
folks everywhere. The rise Of the Bel
gian hare is an interesting study. Nu-
merous authentic instances of big
profit are detailed In this volue. Many
have considered the hare business as a
mere fad, which would coon run It's
course; others have prophesied that
their wonderful fecundity would soon
result in their overrunning the land as
a pest. But DR.. Hall takes higher
view. and conscientiously Classics the
raising and marketing Of hares as a
pleasant, p-oftable and honorable in
Gustrs. At any rate the book will be-
widely read. for II Is interesting and
instructive. from start to finish. Paper.
cover In col0rs, Is cents: Extra cloth.
"a cents.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12
HIS FIRST DIARY

May 10. 1856. Keene and Cele
have got some new crokay slippers.
You bet they teel pretty big about Ii.
May ~. nothing particular today.
May Ii. Went In swimming today,
the water was pretty cold but 1 swup
acros the river twise.
May 10. the suckers have cume.
Potter Gorham caught tnree yester.
day. me and POTTER was gong yester.
day after school but father woodept
lings.
May II. the band played tonight.
father made me 60 to bed at nine bat
Good hear II becaus my window IL
lest aeros the road. they are playing
q new peace. It is the woodup quick.
step. they say Ned Kendall Good play
II ON bugle better than ennybody.
old Robinson Good and Mister Ashmap
can play It splendid. II goes
ta.ta tata, ta-ta tata, ta.ta tata
tatatatatatata.
tateta-te-toddle iddle,a
ta.te.tate-.. adle-iddle-a
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
u Is the best peace they play except
departed days. that always makes mo
feel like crying 1t Is kinder sad like.
hope ! can get my cornet some day.
May Is. Went to church today.
May ~. had awful toothake to.
day and had to go down to doctor Pit.
man and he pulled il. 4 tell you II
hurt. Doctor Pitman said the roots
must have reached way to the back of
my neck. Beany went with me and
then told all round that | uollered. YOU
Jest wait Beany.
May 81. yesterday afternoon me
and Fatty Melcher got some rea, Sc.
CARS at Henry Simsops store and went
down behind old man Churchills store
and smoked them. we were both awful
sick and laid there all the afternoon,
when ! went home | walked wobbly
and mother asked me II | was sick
and she put me to bed and was going
to send for the docter but father came
In and when he found out what aled
me he laffed and said it served me
right. then after supper he set out on
the steps rite under my window and
smoked a old pipe anu Good smell 1,
and thought shood die. then moth.
ct asked him to go away and he laffed
aud said all rite. but he gessed had
enuf for one day and she said she
gessed so and CESS SO too. he said
" It hadent made me sick he wood
have licked me. -
don't see why it is so, fathe,
swears sometimes when he hits his
thum with hammer and once wher
he was in the dark he was walking
towards the door with his arms on,
to feel for the door, one arm went or
one side of the door and the Other
arm on the other side and he hit his
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WHITNEY e. MARSH, LTD.

nose fearful pump rite on the ege
OF the door. and wish you Good have
beard him swear. well II | swear he
ticks me, and ne smokes and II | do
he says he will lick me and he don't go
to church and II don't 60 he says he
will lick me. o dear | CESS | wont
smoke emmy more.
May e2. Went in swimming today
twise, once down to the raceway and
once up to the gravel.
May 90. Went butternying with
Chick Chickering today. 1t Is a little
early for them. but We got two blew
and black ones and three ".,ie red
ones. Me and Chick are making
aquariams. Chick has got O splendid
glass one. made mine out of a butter
frkin. sawed 1t of half way and
then Washed 1t out with soft soap and
reused II 2 or 3 times and then | put
in some white sand and stones and |
have got some 1.-THE minpies and xiv.
les and little pickerel. It looks splen.
did and | change the water every 3
days.
May "a, Nothing particular today.
May rs. can swim unaer water
from the big tree on Moulton's side OF
the river at the gravel TO the tree on
the bank on Gilman's side. went In
3 times today.
May 20. Ny rooster is sick. | guess
he has ct something he sits all hump.
ed up. went in swimming 2 times
today.
May q. My rooster is pretty sick.
| tribe to give him some kiann pepper
tOnite. father said kiann pepper was
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poN'Ts FOR CLERKS.

Don't stare al customer.
Don't answer questions as II you
were bored.
Don't hang around and lean up
against the counters as II you were
tired.
Don't forget to Keep your hands and
6pger Rails clean.
Don't entertain your friends during
business hours.
Don't forget the faces OF regular Gus
toners.
Don't forget that II you are not 10.
terested in your business there are
others who are.
Don't forget that you have to make
money for your employer If you want
your salary raised.
Don't forget that ii Is good thing
to induce your friends to give you
their trade.
Don't forget that during business
hours your time is not your own.
Don't imagine that anyone will give
you more salary than you are worth.
Don't forget that your worth de.
ponds on your ability to sell goods.
Don't act slowly or humble. Go at
your work as YOU would 20 at good
dinner.
Don't let your idle moments go vast.
eu-study goods and methods.
Don't be late in arriving; better II
be late in departing.
Don't shun extra work. It's good
Tor you and your pocket.
Don't let anything that comes up Ia
business conquer you. Work II out II
1t takes AL night.
Don't look upon your salary as 81
much money to be spent in pleasure.
Don't ever be shabby. Dress piainl,
and neatly.
Don't wear loud-colored shirts o.
cravats.
Don't force your ideas or opinion!
upon customers.
Don't do all the talking.
Don't try to force customer to TAX
something he does not want.
Don't forget that you're in bushes
for the purpose of making a living.
And don't forget that the better yo
attend to business the better Twin
you will make.-The Haberdasher.
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BY AUTHORITY
MEETING NOTICE.

Office of the Board of Health,
Honolulu, Nov. s. 1901.
At meeting of the Board of Health
held November 8, 1901, the following
resolution was passed.
Resolved. That no person shall con-
vey through the streets of Honolulu
any garbage. swill or filth dangerous
to the public health. except in such
containers as will prevent spilling
and leakage. II. G. SLOGGETT,
President Board Of Health.
Attest.
G, CHARLOCK.
Secretary Board of Health.
l990.3t
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Pat O'Fisherty said that his wife was
very ungrateful, for when he married
her she hadn't rag to her back. and
now she was covered with EN-.