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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
SOUND uTTERANcGs.

Delegate Rodey Is right whcn no
declares IL AZ his Intention " antas
onizc the appointment OF any outsider
80 the ~judgcship OF the Fifth distiiet
of New Mexico. lie would be strictly
III rakslt ii ue wouiu enaorso a resident
OF that district for the place. Such an
action on the part OF our representa-
tive in congress would 80 far 10 show
lnat 40 WAS working for home rule IN
New Mexico along proper lines. This
Is primarily tho aIair Of the Fifth dis.
trict. II there were no attorneys In
the district competent 10 assume and
able 10 discharge the duties Of a Judge
TO the eminent satisfaction Of their
constituency, tmould be 4 different
matter. but sach is nut the case. The
lawyers ii the district are the equal
of any In The territory. The Judge OF
the Fifth distfict should come IRON
the Fifth district Judge Freeman does
not want the position and the endorse.
ment Of the district aud a great por.
Ron OF the territory has gone 10 W.
g. Reid oi Roswell. With these facts
in view Ii teems That, ll the Wishes
Of tho pesplc to Nc oacstsd BY the ~
poialment aIe IS cut any &c d me
matter As alI. there b hut ono man ii
tAe Ted nh0 can IS laaked npon aa
qnaiiaed lof Nisi elHl 81 leeeEni#
lion 10 Till AFFAIR. lllai man VILE
ian {. REID Aiong Win mo argus.
W. fccI tint home tdia toK New Aisx.
ieo Win not receive ugb Il stirling
anHeaii0a, even fitt I Kew McS
lean II appointed. should No MOI ne q
resident u tho district under discus,
sion b s surely 70 BE- hoped The mat.
Ter wiz 30 adjusted soon and In q
manner 10 meet the approval 81 The
people whu are Immediately concerned.
/ Las Cruces Progress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
EMINENT lURlST HERE.
JUSTICE n. 8. BROWN OF THE
UNITED STATES SUPREME
COURT AT MoNTEzuMA.
Speaks Highly Of Our Courts and
Grows Enthusiastic Over Our cli.
mate.

Justice n II brown Of the United
states Supreme court accompanied hy
his cousin. Mrs " II Tyler arrived
III me city saturday afternoon, and
aner taking supper 1T the caatansia
won't ap M ll1 Montpapma to
.6,er Sunday
The praaeact MS sa distinguishes 4
rlil4Nn in nuf m5dH has
capped public nntiee la tar aa
don't ia the eaflite whleh he jal
eas dfiSt I'LL taa n1pa fdt
when several t.a } i il fenlurmg
uNefea Ills
lily.
IN Optic man vent up 70 the hotel
this morning and interviewed Justice
Brown. who seemed 10 have npne Of
The aversion II newspaper men which
Is SO characteristic Of the military
heroes OF The day.
Judge Brown said Il am Just stop.
ping over Sunday At this delightful
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Las Vegas. Aug. 81, 1903.

whereas II has pleased the Al
mighty God. In His infnite wisdom
and kind mercy, to take from onr
midst by death our beloved brother
II. w. Hostetter, and Il Is therefore
expressed that we deeply mourn the
loss Of our brother as Q good am
wof-..y member Of our order,
Resolved, That q copy Of these reSo
lutions be spread on our minutes and
our charter be drapei in mourning %:
a period of thirty days, and
BE II Resolved, That d copy Of these
resolutions be sent TO his relatives and
also published IN the local daily paper
tSigned)
j. p. DIXON,
Ii. II. HARTLEY.
j. COUNCIL.
Committee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
KILLED BY TRAIN.
BRAKEMAN ROBERT HosTETTER
OF THIS DIVISION STRUCK
BY PLATFORM AND HURL-
ED UNDER THE
WHEELS.
Both Legs Cut oH.-Liyes Seven
Hours.--Home at Cedar Rapids, Ia.


Another Las Vegas railroad man
has suffered d terrible death. Robert
w. fiostetter, a brakeman who had
d run between here and Albuquerque,
went under the cruel wheels Of a
freight train al Lamy early yester.
day morning. His left leg was crush
ed off below the knee. his right leg
close 10 the body. The accident hap.
pencd al 3 a N The unfortunate
man was hurried 70 the hospital at
Albuquerque but died at ? o'clock the
same morning.
The train was in charge Of Con
dnctor Watson At Lamy Hostetter
sought to nnconple q car. The knuck
le was defective and the car refused
10 come free. Hostetter pulled the
lever clear down and with one hand
IN the side ladder, ran alongside thu
car. The work being done on wha'
IL known as the scales track. An oil
platform stands close TO the track
Tho brakeman. intent upon his work
| forgot the existence of this death trap
| ana in the darkness failed to notice
II. The platform struck him In ths
| side and rolled him under th,, wheels
As soon as the horribly injured mai
had been gotteg 70 the hospital |
was seen there vas nos hope, lie Re
tainea consciousness until the drea'
end was almost swon him, speakinl
Of his affairs and 81 his sister q
Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
H~ostetter came here about a yea
ago. He was perhaps twenty-six year
Of age and unmarried. Until recent,
he worked as d switchman. but onl,
a short time ago traded on. His fail
or Is living. probably at the famil
home at Cedar Rapids, though no wor
was received from him. A sister, Mis-
Belle v. Hostatter responded to tell
grams sent to Cedar Rapids by Col
dustor J.. w. Burks. The Cedar RAJ
ids Gazette telegraphed here for pa
ticulars, which Is evidence that III
family is prominent,
Hostetter had served In Cuba. II
had been a member of the Iowa N
tional guard and after coming her
Joined Troop A. He was quiet, witt
ont being reserved and generally pc
nlar. Four months ago he Joined Il
local lodge Of trainmen, taking out
policy in favor Of his sister. He pal
ln s~ssaSsusla@ ali told and his Sist'
IL now entitled to receive 1880.
Tho young mans body passt
through the city in No. s this mornir
bound for Cedar Rapids where u
funeral will be held.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

The nft annual excursion and pie
mic 81 M Ration employees IL the az.
.T Il 81 railroad. which took place
SATURDAY. August 81 was an unlnali-
ied suGess. Arriving IL Las Vegas
the exer slonisls were met hy tie ya.
rtoas 9mmiitees oi the clllaens ot
tbat mha aver fhetnAes0 IA
M ila rhe only hiIet
i4 the fe fanf Was t1e hahit nt
t "a fie line "a accommodate All
who u fei ia au al il9;
AH the spefts iaol placa ii It'll
prcaraf lnd Were Cnj0Sei Isl an I'D.
mense 0Nd At O'Clock I'll the egen
ILL., III ScnrsiQn tran letti.as Npsa
.mrisit hume i Few minutes before
midnilt. 10 the energetic work ot
the Z cu,isc committee ] ave tie
crcditlof the magnificent success III
The Ilertaking RATION Reporter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
WITHIN IFS RIGHTS.

The Fifth district demands-it may
not get il -but il demands, ~neverthe.
less:
That henppointee be from the Fifth
district.
That his home and interests be in
this distrid.
That helbe physically and mentally
capable.
That hs be clean. honest and re-
spected.
And nnilly. that he be OF a manner
OF man tiat when the people Of his
district al right, he will defend them
and quad their interests under all
circumstances and coniitions.-Carls
bad Arg0.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Warden Osborne Of the New Jersey
The prison board 10 abolish stripes In
the brispn board To abolish stripes In
the garb OF the prisoners, and they
now wear a suit OF grayish blue. Mr..
osborne says II tones up the moral
fiber Of the convict That seems 70
be the invariable result where the
change has been made,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
Minht Do Worse.

Don't let the youth who Ii washing
rollers and learning % sei type iu q.
country newspaper Office become 8 i
cited ahout The school 81 journalism
gt Columbia university As long as
q by duihg Wqii wdtrc Is i he
.oaght te he satisfied Kansas CIT
fimes.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
The Texas Plan.

Texas has adopted the plan Of sen.
fencing negro assailants Of women to
90 years in the renitentiary, reserying
mob violence for any lawyers who
make nm effort to secure technical de-.
lays in the cases in court-washing.
ton Post.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

II trfS home rule Il nut ale
lion III Al oihcial Or judge ~ ihe ieaf
DC over whom that Official Or iadEt
Is "a exert authority then tAe Atsua
does mol know what home rule Is, aud
agaIss "a definition. but wants . better
one than that now being put out, s..
man who il selected by people
outside the district, WAS never In The
district, and who probably will remain
In Il only long enough Q hold The 70.
oaIred term OF court Carlsbad Ar.
xus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
Almond the matlers now preasng IoI

AMONG Tue matttft 0 F'VaS'Hb TOT
attention III Rome because there r. n
new pope Is the wclfknown ambition
II the Polish roman Catholics in ibis
country 10 have a bishop or two Of
their own IN the hierarchy q Amer.
ica Their application SEEM 81 le I'm.
yorably received hy The cardinals ~
far approached, but 4 Is liz aaniti
Il VIII be aBainat the protests ii Els
great majority ai thc Amsrean III
ops and arehbishops,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

vermont has spent 100000 in try,
ing TO extract -four gold from native
rock, Better leave the g~old.getting to
New Mexico and continue 20 extract
a choIee article Of syrup from the ms-
pie trees.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

.Neyer again, says Sir Thomas. lilo
Will not challenge again until England
produces i Hcrreshoff. II this Is the
ultimatum II Is quite certain that tho
bloomin' mug" Is here TO stay.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Y J Gehring hns ~ hand i large
oftment 0f tbc famous German lm
ntue Enamel Granite ware ne
n positively the best granite ware
made ana Il viii pay you TO buy A. ST
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
uay fever a. a sneezy thing 10 catch

Hay fever is a sneezy thing 70 catch
and there are u number of cases Id
town. The iuxuriant growth " weeds
IL doubtless responsible. But then.
many Of our citizens are NO much at.
tacbed 20 their weeds that they would
rather have hay fever than sacrifice
them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Guessing at the number OF seeds in
d watermelon Is beginning to be quite
q fad, and d money consideration IS
usually involved. The average NUM-
Der ii about six hundred.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Young Mr.. German seems to be q
real son Of his father. Though he Is
only 30 years OF age he has succeeded
in landing q state senatorship and his
opponents we're among those who also
ran" H
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Governor NJ. A. otero and Secretary
j. w. Reynolds have gone to Pasturar
Leonard Wood county. on business
connected with their private Interests
there. an
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Resolutions:

The local lodge Of trainmen at a
special meeting passed the following
resolutions on the death Of Mr.. Hos
letter:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Tomorrow begins Tie golden Sep
tculDer, Inc rlost beausliai inonta "
tie year IN Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

/ rye now an expert saddlemakcr
and III turn out as fine work rs any.
ONE that line. J. G. Jones. Harness
shoH Bridge St. s.57
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Weather l1opAe.s predict . warm
September in tho lsrrssIry, But y WI
be cool lad p.sasaat IL the siea4oa
City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Tn optic viii not. under any eircup
STANCES. u respoasibiasfor tho return % sie
safe k..sping VI any rejected manuscfiptt Ne
exception s,il be made ~ TINS rnis, with Is,5i
III ..Ilt.r enper Into correspondence c1nefT't-
luz rulststsd III sa1script-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Tho right data has been chosen by
tho poas. u managers Tor New Msx.co
aay Ill tie 81. Loans exposition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

A school 4ur iAasa4.po sailors shouiu
cesla.nly 10 starla~. he maza-.les
lSeu uplifting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
Rates Of subscriptions.

S~ews~dealers should report ~ The counting
r,s,tn any irresG.arity or innttentiin on ihs
mari ~ carriers III Che delivery ~ ] ae optic:
News-dsaiers can have The Uptit neiyfieu
a. thsir drpots III any parto Of Che city W the
"a, .lers orders or complaints can Is male
/ /, telephone, postal. or Ia person
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31
1870
MONDAY EVENING. AUG. y, 1908

by an means lei the warships 30 g
Turkey last thu snnc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

Tha cug days aSo c4e and there ~
1 touch IL aatama II tAe mir.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

cut Dafrswins Tie optsa ot your
ne..asos asla Apbscs.D e i9g 4 sourseli.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

jude Grsy ii d wise raan not 70
ta,.c Is III si5untlal boom fersously.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

La8 yagza IS eatss.alnus q number
Of l.siia44aaa5 y.s.togJ lust now,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-31

picnics are still very numerous and
popular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

and order relgns. was glad when the
time came for me to g'st out of the eoun-
try. Being Northern and Western people.
they have the most bitter prejudice
against the negroes, and they won't allow
one to get off a train at the dopots,
There are some towns whore Southern
people predomsnata and In all such
you Will find good many negroes.
spent tha day In at, Louis yesterday
and took In the Worlds Fair grounds.
The buildings are immense and beautiful,
too The grounds are lovely. and. Oh
the whole. are far ahead OF the Chicago
grounds and buildings. Besides, they
ar,s no located that 1t does not tire you
to go from one building to another. The
noise of the hammer Is heard In all d.
rectlons, and there Ia little doubt but
that everything will be ready for the
opening in May SO far as the buildings
are concerned, but heard that some OF
the foreign exhibitors would ask for
postponement on account OF not being
able TO get their exhibits here In time.
don't think the managers Will agree to
1t unless majority OF tina foreign gov
ernment- asks for II, When we have
our Jamestown celebration, IL we can
get Vrginians. and the people whose
mothers or fathers left us just befons
or after the war, TO come to the old
home" on a visit, we won't need any
body else. for II they come there won't
be room - o.Ssgs.
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/, ever dono to make hon. pleasant for

herr
PLAINTIFF-I er-er-er-er.er -
COUNSEL FOR DEFENsE-Don't you
sit up like mummy and read the paper
at meals and all evaning?
PLAINTIFF-A man Is bound to ksep
ur with politics and the stock market,
COUNSEL FOR DEFENsE-Do you
ever exert yourself to entertain your
own wife as you would II she were some
one else's wife?
9DEFENDANT-Nobo tries to entsr-
tain his own wife,
COUNSEL FOR DEFENsE-Is not
true that you hammer your wlte's optD-
Ions, dcrIde her Views and that when
she wants to get an audience she has to
90. away from homo to do III
DEFDNDANT-It Is a wtfe'H business
to listen, Tho floor belongs to men.
COUNSEL FOR BOTH s1DES-Your
Honor we rest the case.
JuDGE-The Court holds that both
sides are In error. and that the planting
be sentenced to six months at hard labor
entertaining his WIFE, 10 that she will not
care to 50 10 women's clubs, and that
tho defendant BIO parolsd on condition
that she takes the pledge and swears Off
on the club habit until she can show that
the family buttons are all on and that
sho can make pies like her mother-1n'law.
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BUSINESS BOOMING
IN THE FAR SOUTH
Especial Correspondence of The Times
Dispa tchl

Especial Correspondence Of The Times
Dlspatch.)
WILLOW SPRINGS. MO, Nov. a.
d wrote you from Fou Worth about ten
days ago, and since that time have been
touring the territories and Missouri
Business seems to be on a great boom IN
Okla bona, and new towns are sprlnglnK
up wherever a railroad runs In, ] was
particularly struck with Hobart Okla,
q town OF four thousand inhabitants,
The land around there saams to DO
we'll adapted to wheat and cotton. and
the yield of both must be great. Judging
from what ] suw, Four thousands ha!es
OF cotton were stacked UP on the plat
form OF the depot. and tho railroad COM
paniss arc not able to haul II away.
The people are from Iowa, principally.
Drinking saloons and gambling houses
are very numerous. and business goes
OIL openly. Fourteen OF the hest houses
have signs over shem which n,ad,
"charlie's Place" or bills Place" or
some other fellows "place," ~
All along the line Of railways may be
seen families living In tents. shacks mr.
holes In the ground. To ono who 70 ac-
customed to living among people whose
home lie Ia AZ dfsersnt. ord whore law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

hours OF the night In which he walked
the twins with the collie while the plain
tiff was eloquently harangu!ns the Goth
ers' Congress on IA Mothers Honest
DUTY" Enough that my cllent sees his
home about to be wrecked on lbsen ana
the higher thought for women, 4 and he
therefore prays the Court for an order
committing his wife to somo Kee!y cure
for the hen club habit
JUDGE-Call the PLAINTIFF to the chair.
LAWYER FOR %PROsEcUTION-ls It
dicted to attending women's clubs, ana
that thereby. she neglects her domestic
duties and causes YOU great suHer!ng
and inconvenience?
PLAINrITT-It Is.
LAWYER FOR PRQSECUT1ON-Is 10
not true that she spends her time study
ing transcendental philosophy instead
of mending your clothes, ana tnat ~
consequence of this you are forced 10
darn YOUR own socks and hold up your
trousers with safety plnsy!
PLAINTIFF-It is. !,
LAWYER FOR PRosECUTION-Is II
not true that the women's clubs are Sc
ditious gatherings, whose members meet
for the sole purpose OF exchanging UPS
about how to manage husbands. ana
that 1t is to this perniclous influence
that YOU attribute your wifes demand
for latch key and separate pocket
book? ~
PLAINTIFF-It Is. ss...is
/. LAWYER FOR PROSECuTION-Is It
not also true that you have had to sew
err your connection with the Friendly
Hand Poker Club, the Knights OF Joy,
and give .un staying out with the boys
because you had to stay at home and
mind the baby while your wife was
chasing around to listen to spellbinders
at the women's clubs who lecturad on
''Woman's Sacred sphers?'
PI4AlNTIFF--Such has been my un-
''t npAwYER FOR PRosEcuTIoN--Your
Honor and gentlemen Of the Jury; you
hear my clients sad story. What. ask
you, is culture to a man who Is hunger
ing and thirsting for pie? Can you but
ton your shirt with Emerson? Can you
hold IN you trouses with the parwinlan
theory? No. answered. thousand times,
mol! is man'g sacred right to a latch key
to be wrasted from him, and Is he 80 he
sat upon by woman loaded down with
the encyclopedia? leave the answer to
this Intelligent and enlightened jury.
COUNSEL FOR THE pEFENSE-May
st please the Court should Ike to sross-
examine this witness
JUDGE-Proceed.
COUNSEL FOR DEFENsE-slr, You
have testified that your wife goes away
from home to seek Intelligent and a0v:fs
able companionshtp. What have SO
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CHARACTER BUILDING.
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
ciple through all nature-these are the
things which will be valued in the king

ciple through all nature-these are the
! things which will be valued In the king
dom OF the spirit
| In this earth world you may secure a
| nrst-class stateroom or pFlor suit and
every refined luxury by sending a tele-
gram or dispatching your valet. But In
that land you will have to apply IN per-
son for your accommodations and you will
have to take the position you have made
for yourself while here.
Wealth will not aid you to the enjoy
ment OF the land where money Is not
known. and poverty will be no passport
to that country unless you have used the
benefits OF opuence and advantages Of
poverty wisely.
The development Of the divine man Is
free to both the classes. II you are rich
In this worlds goods and have built
wall about your soul. or II you are poor
and have filled your heart full OF hatred
toward every man Of wealth, you are on
the same road to spiritual mcndicancy.
A mans own thought is a mans own
fate.
Personally feel greater pity for the
conventionally reared being OF inherited
wealth than feel for the most burdened
toiler in the ranks of labor. Just as pity
the hiEh-born Chinese girl with crippled
feet. I have known people OF wealth who
were Gods own messengers, and have
encountered many men and women OF
wealth whose minds were hopelessly
crippled by their narrow limited views on
all. subjects. by their mechanical religious
forms. their worldly gold basis idea OF
love and marriage, their slavery to fash.
ion, and their utter Ignorance Of the great
emotions, the great sorrows. the great
struggles Of the vast world outside their
own poor little world OF fashion.
Believing as I do that our thoughts in
this life fashion our. places in the next
stage OF existence, and knowing how mag
nidcent Is Gods Universe. can feel only
Infinite pity for, these usually envied peo-i
pie who are wasting the opportunity to
to grow through knowledge of humanity,
and through sympathy and understanding
Hundreds OF working girls to-day. who
are toiling to support aging parents. or
to aid younger children. are incompar-
ably superior to many OF the arlstocrats
OF earth because they are developing
chaca cter-whch Is the only thing in this
lie that counts In the Great scheme.
But the, working girl and man who is
filled with envy and hatred toward the
rich are not to be admired or respected
merely because they labor.
II you work only because you must. and
hate your work. and hate every man who
has wealth and leisure. do not imagine
your labor makes you worthier than his
wealth In the eyes OF the Creator, for it
does not
whether you are poor or rich. is of
small consideration in the long run. but
what you are in character and principle
lis OF eternal Importance.
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- JUDGE-Call the flrst Gaze.
,,.N y.n.Ion,r n :. a wo-
PoL1ScSiN1''- : wv
JUDGE-what Is the cilarge'
PoLIcEArAN--Being on prolonged
club bat
LAWYER FOR PROsNuTloN-
Your Honor, the husband OF this uMror-
tunate woman. after trying IN vain to
cure HIS wife OF an Unsuitable thirst Tor
Browning and mania for guzzl1ng
Mneterlipck, has at length been COM
PEELED to appeal to this Court for re-
dress for his wrongs 1t Is true that
When my client married the plaintiff