The daily sentinel., 1902-10-30
THE LADIES AROUSED.

THE LADIES AROUSED.
The ladies of the Relief Corps hav-
ing had their attention drawn to rhe
fact that under the law as at present
wife can sell the home without the
knowledge of the other and feeling
how much injustice it might work to
tho home makers hailed with delight
the introduction of bill into the last
legislature by Mrs. Hearst III. b.
1922 intended to remedy this evil.
The bill however was smothered il
committee. During the present cam
paign there has been committee ap.
pointed by the corps to interview the
different candidates and ascertain thei1
opinions in the matter and they have
agreed among themselves not to vote
for anyone who will not promise to
use his influence in favor of such leg
party to the home to sell, mortgage.
or in any way ALLEVIATE it without the
full knowledge and consent of the
other. DR.. Whiting and Mr. Hoyt
cordially promise, McCary refuses and
the others are vet to be seen.
Prof. E. B. Moore. will leave for
Walla Walla tonight.
P. A. Whistler leaves for an ex-
tended BUSINESS trip tonight.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Pullman, boy. October 2Sth.
w. G. Matthes, of the surveying
corps is in the city today.
Captain Z. G. Lennon is back
from his trip to the reservations.
A w. Newman and Mr.. Sands, of
the U. S. government surveying party
are in the city to day. Esssas.. as ....z s....s
The body of Mrs. Harris, the col
ored woman who died near this city
Saturday was shipped last night to
Lathrop, Mo-, 1t had been ascertained
that the woman was possessed of con-
siderable property.
S. b. Hutchinson, who probably has
given the question of socialism more
thought than any other man in the
county. said this morning to Senti-
mel reporter that Senator Patterson
well understood what social sm is.
The beautiful bouquet which was
handed William Jennings Bryan, just
as he started for the train ON Monday
ind tharaI t,l
to him by Florence, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs James Commins, of
this city.
Fotografer Dean caught an excel
lent picture of William Jennings Bry-
an just as he boarded the narrow
guage special Monday morning. Mr..
Bryan had large bouquet of chrys-
anthemums in his hand that had been
Park opera house
A longer story than usual is given
of the speech of Senator Patterson.
The report is considerably cut down
in order to use it. but what is pub
lished is the exact language of the
senator. The Sentinel thought the
speech ON the socialist question was
one of so great Importance that it de-
sired to present the largest possible re-
port of what had been said.
There was no one thing which con-
spired to put the people in better
humor last night at the Park opera
house, during Senator Patterson S
speaking, than the manner in which
he gave answer to J. U. Harris. who
interrupted him in a manner most
unpleasant, but which turned to Har-
ris' utter confusion He gave that
gentleman something to think over for
some time. Had Harris been an en-
quirer for information, instead of de-
string to show off before the audience,
he might have received different an
swer. He got what he deserved and
got it in such manner that he could
hardly find room in his seat for the
rest of the evening. from his uncom-
Portable feelings. 1t is ever thus. the
smart Alec, when desiring to confuse
generally gets a rejoinder that should
teach him the fitness of things there