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Winifred street, have returned from q
visit at Morris, MINI.
Mrs. r. e. Witty, of East ROBBIE street,
has returned from two months visit
in the East.
Mrs. William Tenvorde, of Bidwen
street, has returned from Belle Plaine.
MiAa.
Miss Eleanor Debson, of East winifred
street, has gone to Mahtomedi for q
month.
Miss Kirmize, of Concord street, has
returned from q months visit at Mari
weeks visit.
Miss Ethel AIlen,so East Congress
street street has returnedsfron visit at La
Miss Lizzie coonan. i of East Isabel
street, is visiting friends and relatives at
Emmetsburg, Iowa.
Judge and Mrs. Q. b. Lewis and Mrs
George DIX, Of Hail avenue, are at An
Mrs. H.. Schreekenstein, Of South Rob-
ert street, has returned from a visit at
White Bear lake.
Mrs w. s. FolImer and daughter Lu-
lellie,. of East Isabel street, have gone to
Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. AZ B. Harper, Of Gon
avenue, have returned from Monticello.
MINI.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. Petre, Of waukegan. Ill.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. @.
| Waller last week.
Mrs. ". J., Hawkins, of East Isabel
street, has returned from Lake Chawano,
Wis.
E. Eggkrs, of South Wabasha street. is
visiting his grandmother at Norwood,
MINI.
The Kings Daughters met Tuesday
evening with Mrs. j. Holman, Of Living
ston avenue.
Miss Chalk, of Winnipeg, Can, is WIS.,
1t1ng Mrs. B. Smead, of East Congress
street.
Miss Clara Mueller, of East winifred
vein, Iowa.
Mrs McBan, Of East Congress street,
has returned from visit with relatives
in Wisconsin.
Miss Florence Baker and Miss Hattie
Converse are visiting at Lake City, Mimi
Miss Mamie O'Brien, Of East Congress
street, is visiting at Hutchinson, WIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Soule are visiting
| in Chicago and Grand Haven, Mich
Miss Jessie Chapman, of West Congress
street, has returned from Coney Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rochex, of Morton street
are visiting In New Ulrn, MINI.
| Miss Hilda Martin, Of East winifred
| street. is visiting at Oelwefn, Iowa.
Miss Mary Smith, Of the Clinton, has
returned from Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. Slater, of East Winifred street. IA
visiting in West Superior.
Miss Mary Burke, of Livingston avenue.
has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. J. Meskle, of Midway avenue, Is
visiting in Ontario, Can,
| Mrs. Babcock, of Concord street, has
returned from Hayward, MINI.
Mrs. Coleman, Of Livingston avenue, Is
visiting at Mankato. Mimi.
| Miss Woodbury. of Congress street, Is
visiting at River Falls, Wis.
| Mrs. Hosmer, Of Stryker avenue. Is
| visiting at Ada, MINI. n
| Mrs. A. Yoerg, of West Isabel street. Is
| at Isle RoyaIe.
Miss A. Denton Is at Lake osakis.
Mimi
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gathered handfuls of mud from the
street and plastered it over the house
of her rival. She was arrested for the
offense and contributed $40 to the pub
lie treasury. Probably Miss Givern
thought some such revenge was in her
mind when she spoke of getting even
with Donnohue. At all events, she
said nothing to anyone and waited
quietly for developments.
Takes Wife's Privilege.
Lizzie had had enough of mud
throwing, however, and mapped out
sweet revenge, whereby she would OBJ
tain temporarily, at least, one of the
most valuable of wifely assets. She
planned nothing less than the rob-
berry of Donnohue's house.
With her to think and to act were
the same, and consequently she did not
give time for her blood to get cool
before putting her novel revenge into
operation. On Monday night she was
at a dance and was escorted by one
of her numerous admirers as far as the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24
HAZEL PARK.

Misses Edna Chaplin, Marie Sampson
and Thora Peterson spent the latter part
or the week with Miss Eva ScheIey. of
st. Anthony Park -
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w. Lyon. of Aurora
avenue, spent the latter part Of the week
with their mother, Mrs. T. M Lyons, of
White Bear avenue.
Mrs. G. p. Gessert and daughters, Vfo-
let, Mabel and Myrtle, Of the city, spent
Thursday with Mrs. r. Gessert, OF Har-
vester avenue.
Mrs. w. Fauzer and family, of Owasso
Mich, are spending a few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. William McWhinney. Of
Hazel avenue.
Mrs. w G. Lyon. Of Harvester avenue,
VIII spend a few weeks with her moth
er, MRS. Buchanan, of Stockholm, Wis
Mrs. Henry CARING, daughter Miss SteI-
la and son Harry, Of F1andreau avenue
left for New York Saturday night.
Mrs. Hall, of Minneapolis, spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. George Lock
wood, OF saltwater avenue.
Mrs; John Gunther and daughters. Ella
and Clara, spent Thursday with Mrs. s.
Downes, of Reaney street.
Mrs. DR.. Ayres. OF Minneapolis, spent
Saturday with Mrs. w. L. Ames, Of Still
water avenue.
Mrs. T. M. Lyon, Of White Bear ave-
nue., entertained at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Walters, of the city, spent Fri
day with Park friends.
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guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Atchison, Of St.
Anthony avenue.
The Rev. @. l.. Dowd, of winnetka, Ill,
will speak at Olivet Congregational
church this morning.
G. A. Morrison, Of Glendale, ~. D.,
Anthony avenue.
Mrs. James McElin, Of Wilder avenue.
is entertaining Miss Anna Rour6, of Kan
sas City.
The Twentieth Century club met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. M.
Stoughton.
Miss Matte jackson, of Potosi, Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. A. B. Gearey, of Car
Mrs. q. A. Thomas, Of Minneapolis. en-
tertained the Hemstitchf club Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. w. q. ChamberIin, Of Iglehart
street, nave returned from Davenport,
The Young Ladies' Card club met at the
home of Mrs. G. NJ Irwin Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. w. H. Crandan and Mrs. Lila
RRoWley nave returned from trip to Port
Mrs. Robinson. who has been spending
the summer in Chatfield. returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. H. Jackson. Of Chicago, Ill, is
son.
Miss Mayme stoughton, of Iglehart
street, Is visiting at Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Flournoy, of Prior
avenue, left Tuesday for Seattle.
Cutter Cobb and Myron Root are enjoy
ing an outing at Lake Minnetonka.
Miss Susie A. Gearey has returned from
a two weeks visit at Chatfeld
The Rev and Mrs. G. FL. Ten Brock
are visiting IN Calumet, Mich.
Mrs. Richardson Of Beaver. is vfs,tin,
her father, F. w. Boswell, and family.
Mrs. Herbert Turner and son, of Rondo
street, are visiting In Duluth.
W. 7. Bell, who spent the week In Chi
cago. is expected home today
MIR. and Mrs E. A. Drew ara VISITING
in Salt Lake City.
his outing at Walker
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this and evidently knew, too, that her
hope of immunity lay in a cool head
and deliberate action. Reaching the
top of the stairs, she turned off the
light so that it would not shine into
the room when she opened the door
and disclose her presence to the two
men who We're sleeping within. Then
she entered.
The bedroom is small apartment, al
most entirely filled by the double bed
which at the time Of her visit sheltered
John lDonnohue, and his bartender, w.
Nappy. Between it and the wall was a
space not more than eighteen inches or
Two 1eet' yet, working in the dark, she
and along one side, between the sleeping
over which the saloon keepers trousers
were suspended. These she rifled quick
ly and made her escape, never once be-
bedchamber S
To be- sure, Donnohue said afterward
That he had awoke during the night with
an uneasy feeling that all was not right,
ana after her arrest he claimed that ~
thought he heard the swish Of q skirt.
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WEST SIDE NOTES.

Mrs. L. M. Edmonds and Miss Ida Ed
monds, of Vinton Iowa, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Miller, of Liv-
ingston avenue, have returned home.
The women of the Westminster Pres
byterian church gave an ice cream social
Tuesday afternoon on the lawn of Mrs
F. E. Allen, East Congress street.
A. Ohnesorg, who has been visiting his
Wabasha street, has returned to Bowl
ing Green, Mo.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Clinton
Avenue NJ -. Church met Friday after
Congress street.
Miss Mamie Gallagher, Of East Con-
gress street, IS entertaining her cousin
Miss Margaret Gallagher. Of Winona'
Miss Julia Morse, of River Falls wis
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. e. M. Wood.
bury, of East Congress street, has re-
The Ladies Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church will give an ice cream
ing, Aug. 20. 5000 1''"S even
Miss Helen O'Brien, Of Dunedin terrace.
mas been entertaining Miss Sheber, of Hot
Springs, Ark, during the past week
Miss Daggett, of HayfieId. MINI +ba
guest OF Mrs. Harmer, of Greenwood ave-
nue., has returned home.
Miss Lizzie Kiess, Of Canton, Mo-. the
sha street, has returned.
Miss Louise Gauthier, of Alexandria.
Mimi, the guest Of Mrs. Hattinger Of
East Winifred street. has returned.
Philip O'Grady, Of Chicago. who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. O'Grady.
OF State street, returned home
Miss Marie You'd, Of East Congress
street, has gone to Essex, Mont, for a
months visit with relatives.
Miss Made Michaels, of West DeIos
street, has returned from visit with rel
atfves In st. Louis, Mo-
The Rev: and Mrs. o. W. Taylor and
c1lldren, OF Clinton avenue. have return
MIR. and Mrs. M Hunt and dauehter
FRANCES, Of Midway avenue. have returned
from Graceville, MINI. =
:, Miss Schroeder, Of Parim, MINI, was
street, last week,
Mr. and Mrs. N. ). Moriartz Of East
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24
but at the time he reported the robbery
he said nothing Of this.
Confesses on Arrest

but at the time he reported the robbery
he said nothing of this.
Confesses on Arrest.
1t was her very disregard for appear
there was absolutely no clue to the rob-
1 Der, and no one would have thought of
suspecting her had she not been outside
the entrance to the saloon few minutes
before the burglary was committed. She
was without hat Or wrap and moved
quickly, with unsuspicious steps, yet her
previous escapades and her known hos
tll1ty OF DonnOhue, led to her subsequent
arrest and confession For three hours
she maintained her innocence, and then
an at once gave way and offered to re-
her alone. On their refusal she blushed
q lovely red, pulled down a stocking and
handed over $50, which was all she had
left of the original $50. The same day
she was taken before Justice Quin, fined
$500, and committed to the safe-keeping
OF the sisters who run the House of the
Good Shepherd.
Although previously unsuspected of any,
thing more reprehensib1e than a fragrant
disregard for the ordinary conventions,
the ponce are now inclined to believe that
Lizzie Il has for some time made practice
helping herself to portable property. She
mas never. so far as can be ascertained,
taken money or expensive presents from
and plenty Of dainty clothes. She has,
indeed, been noted for her good taste in
dress and her perennially neat appear
ance. 1t never seemed, moreover to
make any difference to her, whether she
worked or not, and often she would take
holiday for a few weeks without cur
failing. her expenses by a nickel.
All this has led to the belief that num-
Der of petty burglaries hitherto unexplain-
ed might be laid with justice to her door
Questioned about it herself she stoutly
denied that she had robbed any other per-
son but her disdainful lover, and indig-
nantly. denied that the bunch of skeleton
keys found in her possession had been
nefar1ously used on previous occasions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24
ct. ANTHONY PARK.

A reception was given Yesterday after
noon and evening in honor Of Miss Eliza
beth Butler. who has been principal Of
the Baker school during the past eighteen
years, at the residence of Mrs HI. G.
Martin, Mrs. A. M. Bull the Misses Tis-
dale and Frances Blake Miss Butler was
presented with beautiful picture. She
the German school. this city,
The church was tastefully decorated
with ferns, carnations and sweet peas
Ruth Sage was flower girl, and preceded
the bride and matron o honor as they
came up the right aisle, while the groom
and his best man came UP the left and
met at the altar. Miss w. 8. Sage played
Mendelssohn's wedding march as the
bridal party entered the church.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie r. CaId-
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door of her bachelor domicile, where
she dismissed the man and went in as
if to go to bed. Hardly had he turn
ed the corner, however, when she was
on the street again and making her
way to the saloon, which she new
well from all too frequent visits.
The entrance to Mr. Donnohue's
bedroom was up a staircase leading
from a back alley, at the top Of which
burned lamp. Miss Ferguson knew
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24
BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Mrs. Henry Hintermister entertained
the ladies' card club Wednesday afternoon.
The prize was won by Mrs. A. ..
GreaZa.
Mrs. A. g. Greaza. is, entertaining Miss
Rugby, of Joplin, Mo-. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lowe and daughter, Of Faribault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. wetherbee enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Mccartney, Of
st. Paul, last Sunday.
Miss A. B. Johnston, Of Faribault, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. HI. B. Briggs,
has returned home.
Mrs. II. L. Madden. Of st. Paul. IL Wis
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
TWO CARS COLLIDED.
Three People Killed, Many Injured
Motorman Failed to Obey
Orders,

Norfolk. Va, August 25.-In a head
on collision between two cars on the
Day Shore Terminal line late yester-
Gay afternoon three people were killed
and many others badly injured. The
lead are.
w. S. Yandell, mororman.
C. B. Golden, motorman.
Linwood Fentress, aged 10.
The seriously injured are:
w. r. Waller, r. j. Davis, George
Stephenson, Mrs. j. P. Stephenson,
Joseph White, conductor; N Y Ahern,
Benz Rowson. Miss Lillian Land,
j ohm Taylor, colored Maria Fentress
colored, Miss Ruth Banks, Phoebe
Frederick, colored; Corliss, nephew
Major Waller. badly injured internal
ly; Mrs. Victor Parks, skull fractured !;
Louis Parks, internal injuries. expect
cd to die.
The accident occurred 400 yards be
yond Futas sidingp. about three and
one-half miles from Norfolk. One car
was coming from Oceanview and the
ether going to the View. The orders
we're that the shosebound car should
wait at he siding for the other. Motor.
man w. S. Yandell failed to obey the
orders and the crash came 400 yardz
beyond the siding Yandell endeavored
to Jump but was crushed between the
telescoped cars and died hanging by
his right leg.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
Locals and Peronsals.

Mrs. e. e. Cotton of Pittsburg is a
guest at the home of Miss Lizzie
Moreland on High Street.
DR. S. A Hunter who has been
visiting friends here for several
days returned to Pittsburg Satur
day. Mrs Hunter and Miss Bessie
are still(here and are guests of Miss
Ann Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. r. c. Allen who
have been visiting S. G. Chadwick
started this morning to drive to
their home in Wheeling Prof Will
ley accompanied them in his buggy.
The Professor enjoys his mode of
travel and makes this trip every
summer
Miss Mary Semans has gone to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York to select a new stock of millin-
cry for the fall Miss Mary has ex-
quisite taste and good judgment and
her customers may rely upon the very
latest and best things from which to
make their selections.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
M'GRAW ACCEPTS.
Will Take Democratic Nomina-
ton and is Ready for Contest.

Will not Name County Committeeman
as Requested Suggests Committee
to Name Them-T. b. Davis Chair
man.
GRAFTON, w. Va, Aug. 25, 1902.
Hon. VIM. r. D. Dent
Chairman, Grafton, West Virginia.
DEAR SIR: l beg TO acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter OF the 9TH
inst, notifying me that the Demo
cratic Convention, for this Congress
sional district held at Piedmont on
the 23rd ultimo had, by reclamation
named me as its candidate for Con
gress and instructed you as its Chair
man, TO formally notify me Of its ae-
ton. In further acknowledgment, |
must thank you for your kind personal
expressions as also for copies OF the
platform and resolutions adopted by
the convention which you enclose, and
TO say in reply to your letter, that l
accept the nomination aud ain ready
for the contest.
In respect to part Of the conven-
tion's action which without precedent
generously authorized me to name the
campaign committee, | beg to advise
you that | decline to exercise this
privilege because my party associates,
In the several counties in the district,
have been so uniformally kind and
generous to me throughout many
years of political association and per
sonal contact with them, that | will
not assume to decide questions OF per-
sonal fitness in such counties as there
may be a friendly rivalry, among
party friends for the place. AS the
convention, however, made no other
provision for the selection of the com
mittee and as | decline for the above
reasons, to name this committee, l
have taken the liberty of seeking Col.
Thomas b. Davis of Mineral, Hon. w.
Cornwell Of Hampshire. Hon. William
Campbell of Jefferson, Hon. j. Hop
Woods of Barbour and DR.. VIM. M
Dent of Preston, gentlemen OF the
highest personal integrity and demo-
Gratis of unquestioned party loyalty
to select this committee and to report
their action to you. | have DO doubt
these gentlemen will make such selec-
lions for the several counties, as will
not only be satisfactory to the party,
in the district but such as will bring
to it faithful and efficient erganiza-
ton.
will feel under renewed obliga-
tions if, when this committee will he
named, | may ask you to notify the
gentlemen selected and ask them to
arrange an early meeting for the pur-
pose of organization.
Very truly yours.
JOHN Il. MCGRAw.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
Farmer Turns to Literature.

From the interior OF Marion county
a new author has sprung into promi-
nence and his book thine OF the
End" is in great demand here. He
is James W. Morris, very wealthy
farmer and man who has given much
study to literature. Mr. Morris says
that in 1922 the seven-headed, nine
horned hippograph heralded BY John
in the Revelations will put In Its APP
pearance on earth. In 1887 will occur
the resurrection OF the righteous dead
and in l941 Christ will come for the
second time. The lease Of the devil
will then lie Cancelled and his Satanic
Majesty will be tied.
AS prophet Mr.. Morris has had
long experience. Forty years ago, he
claims, heIforetold our warIwith Spain
and the war with Great Britain and
the Beers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
PLENTY OF WATER
AND A BIG FILTER.
FairmOnt Council Prepares to Start
Work on Water Works Improve
ments without Further Delay.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va, August Is
At a called meeting of the City
Council the report of DR.. j. B. Rider
the engineering expert, was read
and practically accepted by that
body. DR.. Rider was brought here
by the city to look over the water
system with view of making re-
port as to how the entire system
could be improved and made up to
date in every particular. 1t was
over a month ago that he arrived in
town, and with several assistants he
has gone over the situation very
carefully, and his report last night
was very thorough one.
1t is almost an assured fact that
the work, according to the plans of
the engineer, will be carried out
This will give the city many more
and much larger mains and will
move the tanks from the west side
of the river to the "Palatine Knob
on the east side, and here they Will
be substituted by an immense reser
volr that will be sufficiently large to
accommodate the city for years TO
come. The filtering plant which is
to be located just above the pump
station on the First ward side, will
be very modern one, and will do
away for ever with the muddy, filthy
water that was forced upon the eoa
sumers this year
The work on these improvements
will be started at once, and the City
Engineer is of the opinion that they
can be completed within few month
if the weather is favorable. A thor
ough and pure water system would
be regarded by Fairmonter- as he
greatest Godsend possible, aud The
completion of the new stem is
anxlously awaited by them
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
AUGUSTINE'S BIG LOSS.
Professional Thieves Loot a Union
town Residence.
Uniontown Evening Genius.

Uniontown Evening Genius.
The thieves who got into the dwell
ing of Jasper Augustine on East Fay
cite street, the other night appear to
belong to the professional class, II the
character Of their work is to be taken
as criterion. They climbed up a
tree and from it got onto a porch.
Through a window opening onto this
porch they got into the house. And
within the dwelling it seems there was
nothing they did not examine. All
the cupboards, cabinets and drawers
that were licked, were pried
open, and this work was done SO skill
fully that the woodwork was but little
injured. A jimmy was used simply to
spring the locks. Mrs. Augustine's
sealskin sacque worth more than 5000
was taken. So was all the winter
clothing of both Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
tine. Several valuable jardinieres
were stolen, Real silyerware was ia
ken and plated ware was left. The
fellows were able to Judge between the
two. Mr.. Augustine puts his loss at
between $500 and 5000. He says the
bulk Of goods taken was SO great that
it was out OF the question to get them
away from the house except with the
aid OF a vehicle. The lace curtains
stored away in the house were unroll-
ed over the floors, 90 doubt for the
purpose of learning If anything Of
value was concealed In them, and were
left in just that way. No particular
damage was done to property.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
Big Returns on Investments.

No portion of town offers such ex-
ceptional advantages as the addition
owned by ]. l.. Smith at the south
end of the First Ward. The lots
face beautiful view, they are well
located have every modern conven-
fence in the way of water, gas and
sewerage. The trolley line runs
through the addition. The Wire
Glass factory and Pump Station adj
join it. Residences to accommodate
the employees of these plants are in
great demand. The lots are sold on
easy terms making it possible for
every one to purchase one or more
of them No addition in town will
prove more profitable to investors
Be sure to call before buying real
estate in the city.
j l.. SMITH.
Real Estate Dealer.
Room "a ?. O. Bldg.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-25
GIRLS RUGGED
The OFFICIALS
While t'Pap" made good his Es-
cape to the Mountain.
M0onshiner's Daughters Held Deputy
Marshall in Loves Embrace While
Clever Raider escaped.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Aug. 20
Coon Moore, the clever moonshine
raider, got Rugged by two buxom lass
les the other day, but did not seem to
enjoy it. He arrested the noted Bud
Cox, who is sinner from shinersyille.
The arrest was made at the funeral
service over the grave Of Buds first
wife, but was not effected until after
a chase and the officer using his gun.
The prisoner was taken TO his home
when he asked that the irons be re-
moved so that he could play the tiddle.
The officer being lover Of music
speedily granted the request, and soon
the little cabin sounded with "Sour-
wood Mountain and Buds two girls
did the ''double shufflef to fare-the-
we'll.
Bud then asked for "a pencil and
paper to write note 20 my wife about
store account He wrote to the
girls to ''catch the officer and hold
him so he could get away" Coon was
sitting on the edge of bed, and be-
fore he knew il both the girls grab
bed him and threw him on the bed.
Bud jumped from the door but stop
ped, fearing the officer would get loose
from the girls, when one OF them yell
led: "Gwine on, pap, if you're gwine, y
and he "gwinedn hurriedly.
They Rugged Coon some more and
let him loose, but no trail could be
found of the escaping Cox. The girls
gave Coon the laugh, and one of them
remarked that "there is law again
man'huggin of woman, but no law
again a woman huggin OF man"