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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26

LARGE CROWD WILL co OVER TO
POPULAR RESORT WITH THE
MILITARY BOYS.

The much talked-of and well adver-
tised field day of the Brunswick Rife
men will occur today on 81 Simon.
and it is believed that the occasion
win be he most successful of the kind
ever given by The company. An In
.teresting program has been arranged
by the company for the entertainment
.of the visitors, which includes sey-
'eral sporting contests, etc The sched-
'ule arranged for the day is a conyen,
ient one, beats leaving the city at
IaImost every hour The company viii
Igo down early. as win large mum
Der Of citizens.
The Program
Tile first event on the program is
the bicycle races, which begin at 10
o'clock The FIRST race the best two
Of three in a quarter mile dash; the
second a mile open dash, open to all.
Probably the most interesting event
viii be the horse race, which will oc
cur between 2 and 3 o'clock. A mum
ber Of fast animals have been enter
ed and a good race Is expected.
Other attractions will be a priz,
drill and target shoot by the Rife
men for the company medal, dancing
in the pavilion, with good music fur
lnished by an orchestra selected from
the newly organized Marine band
The boats will leave the city as
| follows: $40, 8 a m; 2, $50 and
1850 d m. Leave ST. Simon 1890 a
M. $3.50, $50 Z and II p. m.
A large crowd will leave on the
$3.50 boat to enjoy the dance in tb'
/ pavilion, and also the moonlight ride
TO and from the island. Altogether
the day is expected to be an enjoyable
! one.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26

Forecast for today ip Georgia;
Fair end warmer. Light northeast
winds. IA "a A-...a.al I
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-05-26

line is the desire OF the resid'
the place. All Of the citizers
agreed to subscribe, a stock Il
is being organized, the land II
donated for the building as II
for the right of way, and 0ra
more months it is expected thai
esyills will be a first class has
sort,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
THE TOWNSVILLE STAR.

The above is the name Of new
paper TO be started az once at Jones'
vile. Va, by The Boatight Printing
Company, the company that pub
fishes the Herald. The paper will
be the same size as the Herald The
intention is TO make it live local
paper, devoted 20 the interests OF Lee
county. In connection with the paper
will be an up to-date job printing
Office. Mr.. j. c. Boatright left yes
terday evening for Jonesville TO begin
work on the new paper, and expects
10 get out the first issue about No
vembe 25th.-Gafc Cjfy Herald.
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ID. w. Williams. Of Jslico, Tenn,
WAS in town last week.
F. NJ. Mcdonald, OF Wise, was in
town last Thursday.
Joseph I. Letter. a prominent
travelling salesman Of Lynchburg.
was in town last week.
V. B. Morgan. Of Chattanooga.
was registered at Hotel Eugene last
Thursday.
NJ. y. Of-tt. Of Bristol. general
manager Of the Tug River Lumber
Company. was in town last week.
Shaler Gilly. Of Richlands. was in
town last week visiting homefolks.
J. T. Crockford. travelling sales
man for Evert Wadding aud Com
pany. Of Richmond. was in town last
week.
NJ. F. Ring. Of Bristol. was regis
tered at the hotel last Thursday.
G. Z. Gnly was down from Black
wood LAST week.
Charles Dulaney died at his home
near the tannery on last Thursday.
from the effects Of an injury received
some time ago while at work at the
extract works
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
Special Notice to the Trade.

We desire to announce TO our friends and
customers that we now have a much larger
and better assortment of Flour, Meal, Ship
stuff, and, in fact, all of the assortment made
by the Ballard Mills. We have the exclusive
sale of their fours and feed in and adjoining
Big Stone Gap. Any one desiring anything in
that line will do we'll to see us and get Jour
prices. We will make special price to mer-
chants. We also handle Hay, Corn. Oats and
feed of all kinds in car lots, which enables US
to sell you at the very lowest possible prices.
All orders for anything in the above lines
delivered free, and prompt. We want your
business. and if good goods and fair treat
ment will get it we will have it.
2 Remember our telephone, No. 20, and let
us hear from you. R&
r..sk.s. ssrsrff Yours truly, ~ t
3 80 j. M. WILLIS e. CO.,
BIG STONE GAP. VA.
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Big Stone Gaps New
China Store
will be opened about
Dec. lst. Watch for
it. Corner Building.
VIRGINIA GETS FOUR GOLD
MEDALS.

Commissioner Of Agriculture G..
w. koineE, has retained TO the city
from a trip. during which he visited
ST. Louis and late attend the Asso-
citation Of Agriculture at Baton
Rogue. La
Mr.. Koiner, who is chairman Of the
Virginia Worlds Fair Commission.
is well pleased with the awards Of
honor to this state at the St. Louis
Exposition.
The state Of Virginia was awarded
thirty grand prizes aud gold medals
by the committee Of awards. The
states Agricultural exhibit was a
grand prize. and another was award
ed to T. w. Wood 4 Sons. seeds
men. on their exhibit Of garden and
field seeds. The Virginia mineral
exhibits won four gold medals. aud
Was one Of the best at the exposition.
The others were in the agricultural
and forestry exhibits.
Virginia leads all the more distant
states in point Of attendance at the
exposition The management state
that the fair is supported chiefly bv
the patronage Of the south aud west
imesDispstch
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
GONE TO CONFED-
ERATE HOME.

Caleb Dell left Monday night for
Nashville, Tenn, where he will cutter
the Tennessee Confederate Home.
Mr.. Bell, who is now near x years
of age, was a member Of the 5th Ten
nessee Calvary and served four years
in the Confederate Army during the
Civil War. He was most excel
lent soldier, aud was always ready
for duty when called.
His many friends in this section
wish him well at the home and hope
he may live many, many years to
come.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
MT. VIEW CHANGES HANDS.

Mr.. j. j. Body has taken charge Of
the Mt View Hotel. IL was learned
some time ago that Mr.. Broyles. who
has had charge OF the hosiery since
last April, was anxious to give it up
on account Of the responsibility and
labor developed upon Mrs. Broyles.
Mr.. Body, the new proprietor. was
connected with the Norton Coal
Company for considerable time and
was afterwards store manager for the
Colonial Coal Il Coke Company at
Dorchester. and is we'll known in this
vicinity. He has recently been To-
Gated at Four Mile. Ky. where he
had charge Of mining opera,ion.-
Norton Free Press.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
COL. SLEMP
Entertains A Number OF His
Party Friends.
Phone 81.

Entertains A Number Of His
Party Friends.
On last Saturday night several Of
Col. Slemp's friends from this and
nearby towns. came in to extend per-
sonsl congratulations. He received
them at his home, whore his excellent
family had prepared a splendid lunch
con for the occasion.
1t is needless to say that they all
enjoyed themselves 20 the fullest.
Hon. l.. p. Summers, Republican
District Chairman, from Abingdon,
accompanied BY Mrs. Summers, who
seemed to enjoy the victory as well as
her enthusiastic husband, we're
present on this occasion. ID. Q.
Sloan, Republican Chairman. Frank
Sergeant, Commonwealth Attorney,
and Hon. +. A. Hoge, member Of the
Legislature. all Of Scott county, came
over from Gate City. Senator j. G.
Noel and Billy Gish, we're MP from
Pennington Gap From Wise,
Charles R~nfro, J. d. Derton, c. I.
Kilgore, Mr.. Skeen. w. +. KIllen
and w. b. Addington came down
and Mayor j. F. Alley and Hon. VI.
%. Ballou, of Norton, came along to
tske care Of the Wise boys.
a large number Of the Colonel's
friends here in town joined in, max
ing house full Of as jolly Republi-
cans as ever got together. They ate
and talked aud smoked and talked
and laughed and talked and it is even
rumored that some Of them drank aud
talked but Jim DortOn, Dave Sloan
and VIII killea deny that anything
Of this kind took place. There were
toasts to the eongressman-eleet. the
district chsirmen and others, which
called forth happy responses. Mr..
Cameron, of Dickinson, the youngest
county in the state, made some es-
Peeislly humorous and pointed re-
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THE BANK CASHIER. ."

"The Bank Cashier will be re-
produced at the School Hall on Fri
day night. This play is gotten up
by twelve local players and is well
worth going 10 see. Those who heard
it when it was produced mere a week
or two ago, compliment the play and
performers very highly.
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NEW RAILROAD.

The Virginia and Southeastern
Railway Company has begun work
at Clinchport to finish up the sc
line. Mr.. George L. Carter rs here
this week with attorneys preparing
to secure the right Of way.-Gdtc
CifV Leader.
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marks that brought down ths APP
planse Of everybody.
Al 1880 o'clock all shook hands
again and went home feeling cont
dent that Virginia would 60 Republi-
can next year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17
HONOR ROLL
Big Stone Gap Schools For
October. 1904.

OCAOoofs t0O-e.
Primary. A.-Heusley Dickeason. Wal
ter Rimmer, jim Codsey. Mary Buaa. Lu-
Ia Freeman. Georgie Plaster. Miriam ray-
Tor. Allie Bishop. B.-Mary Barron
Daniel Neeiy. worthy Neuiioa. R-Ln-
Ian Head. Nav Belle Bailey. Ida Baker.
susie Campbell, Matte Nicksis. MAY
Williams.
Fust Grade. A--Nay Reynolds. Donald
Prescott, Ransom Payne. Jerome Wells.
B.--Minnic Williams WORTHY Mention.
A.-Msbel Willis. B.-Cora Coward.
Second trade. A.-Loliio Palmer. FLOR
snce Mccormick. Henry Bullitg. B.-Fan-
ME Freeman, Billy Mathews WORTHY
Nention. A.-Clayton Cawood. Hester
Horton. B.--Elsie Freeman. Maud Johns.
Third Grade. A.-I.ucian Hurd. Henry
Mccormick. Clara Vaughn. B-Noue.
Worthy Mention, A.-teorge Wallace.
John Dixon.
Fourth Grade, A.-George Moore. Carl
Wagner, Sutton Wagner, Batter : preies
Eva Price B.-Aisttic jervis. Pearl Pip
pin. W0t;hy Mention, A Matte Nick
els, Caliie Qualls, Luia Baker, Willie Graz
ham. B.-Ollic Kelly.
Fifth Grade.-Nouc
sixth Grade. A-Vernon Sproics.
Joshua Bunitt B-Carrie Waeoncr.
Oscar Thompson. Caiiic remplcion. Eu-
gene Brown. Worthy Mention. A -John
Kelly. B.-Ads Ramsey. Clsseuc- Ca
wood. Hatcher Willis, Mary Caruss.
Seventh Grade None.
Eighth Grade. Worthy Mention. Mar
garct Bullitt, Carl shuler
Ninth Grade Mary Lee Sbulcr. Grace
Graham, Virginia Buiiitt.
Tenth Grade Flora Bruce. worthy
Mention Eliza Fieeuor, Juliet Mathew.
Requirement. Present every day. good
department, fewer than four tardy make,
and an average OF 90. For worthy mem
ton, an average of 81 10 required.
Renew your subscription 10 the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17

We were glad to learn from phone
message Yesterday that our friend
Joe. +. Anderson. OF Rogersville. " no
was badly hurt in the New Market
wreck. is recovering from his injuries
lie thinks he will be able 70 be on
the road again by the first Of the
year.-Ggic Cify Herald.
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FOR SALE

a nice room cottage on East
Fifth Street. Located on two lots.
Good stable and quite number Of
nice fruit trees and grape vines For
further Information apply to
w w. BIcKLsY.
Big Stone Gap. Va.
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Big Stone Gap. Va.

Pig iron is going mp and furnaces
are going in.-Na. I G. & C. Co. will
start one at Miidlesboro, one at Bris-
toll. one at Max Meadows and one at
Radlord.-Polaski Nc,rs Rericjr.
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The Big Stone Gap Post.
THURSDAY. NOV. II. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

1 Qncc'
W. McColgan was down from
i Norton Monday.
= A. Riess has been very sick with
4 ,snsiliiis for several days.
IA. Price. Of Danville. Va, was in
,oru this week.
|; W ;. Morrow. Of Philadelphia,
A "a. registered at Hotel Eugene Mon
Day.
Il FB. Hurt, Of Abingdon, was in
town sunday.
II. Graber. Of StSnega. came
1 down sunday morning and spent the
isy in the Gap.
Several Of our attorneys are at
4 wi.s this week attending Circuit
coart.
WI Hylton Went to Wise Fri
lay on business.
i The Glover Fork Postoffice in Har-
Ia Comfy. Ky. has been diseontin-
Vi.
Advertise your goods in the Post.
4 h paws
". b. Arlington. Of Wise. was in
sru Sunday.
Prof @. W. Rudolph. principal Of
n Re Harrold-Stewart Institute at
East Stone Gap, wis in town satur-
srlay.
Rev b. Helm. Of Dsuville. Ky.
81 s prominent Methodist evangelist. is
q Holding a series Of meetings at the
Beulah Methodist Church this week.
| II you waat to nuy. sell or ex-
4 ,Asnee property. mineral or timber
and. farming lands or couuiry homes
- the Wise County Real Estate
Agency.
Il Attorney Mayo Cabell. Of Harlan,
Kr. was shaking hands with his
nauy friends in town last week.
Palmer Muney left Monday morn
ng Cor lisgan. Va. where lac will
pend several days visiting relatives.
State Senator } C. Noel and G
a W Gi.h. Of Pennington Gap, spent
Saturday night in town.
+. There will be preaching in the
{. Christian Church next Sunday { Nov.
.oihl al II a. M aud $50 p. m.
Services At the Christian Church
I,rt Sunday morning and evening
q ian come.
81 Charles f. Rilgore. Of Wise. spent
Saturday night in town.
Rev. I. 5. Russell. rector OF the
4 Episcopal Church in Bristol. illed
y regular appointment at this place
ssnlay night.
IA w. r. McSpadden. Of Bristol. WAS
S d town last week
TT. Wyatt. Of London. Ky. was
n town last week.
& W. H. Tsrvin, a prominent trav-
Z tiug salesman Of Knoxville, was in
ioEH last Thursday.
Miss Virginia Read. one Of the
<<ioPular teachers in the public school
4 this place. spent Saturday snd
Sunday visiting her sister at Norton.
Dr.. + \. Sproles. resident dentist.
al son, Vernon. spent Saturday at
Norton on professional business.
NJ. aud Mrs. W. II. Thompkins
81 l children returned last Thursday
q light from a visit to relatives in Ala
Ana and Arkansas.
Mrs. D. l.. LESSEE, Of Dryden. was
aitiag her daughter, Mrs. w. b.
5, Aaboarne. in the Gap last week.
3 W. D Kilbourn returned Sunday
sht from Richmond, where he had
ssn to attend the annual meeting Of
e Nssons Grand CommAndery of
: ss State.
D. G. Sloan. one Of Scott County's
os' Prominent republicans. was in
'~H MONDAY. Dave is exceedingly
aPPy over the election Of Col.
s@p, and says the Democrats day
ss past
a. h. Mann hiss resigned his POI
''oa as agent for the Virginia and
sethwestern at this place. The
ace has been filed By 4. ID. Cart
sas, Of Bristol.
non. J. X. Bailey. who is well
,osn throughout the county. died
boot 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
,s s an Illness Of only a few days Of
-Hariaa kg.) Enterprise.
SEWING.
-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17

The meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Russell Creek Coal Co. was held
here on yesterday. Messrs Spencer
G. Jones and VIM. T. Griffith. Of
Maryland. X. Walter Dickinson, OF
Russell, Jos. : Moss and VIM g..
Harrison, Of Tazewell. were present.
-Ia.elraN Nena.
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Muncy ( Davis Have Been Elected,

BY common and unanimous opinion BUNCY a. DAVIS
nave been elected 10 BUYERS Of Big
Our policy of selling RELIABLE groceries REASONABLE
prices has always met the hearty approval the great
and the consistent manner in which have has
pleased all who have had an OPPORTUNITY % test it,
We owe our PROMINENT and LEADING position the Gro
Gerry trade TO the fact that have kept faith with the people
promising them MORE than they could get elsewhere and then
doing better by them than we had promised
When il COMPARISON of lines we do not only claim
but we KNOW that more complete, comprehensive,
CANT display Of fancy groceries, jams preserves imported
goods olive oils, mushrooms, French srnes peas sa-
ges and IN fact everything to be found any upodate gro
Gerry store was never seen in Big Stone Gap building is
oero"ng wit" the choicest of canned goods this season.
shipments arriving every day, and cleaner selected
stock YOU have seen.
Come or phone Muncy Davis when You anything
good IN our line We would rather you would phone
we want you to see our goods for by seeing the display you
will know more how to appreciate
Mail orders for out Of town trade have best attention.
Write for list.
Yours 10 please
MUNCY & DAVIS,
Phone "a. The Up-to-Date Grocers
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
If il fails 10 cure. +. ". Groves sigma
ture is on each box 25c nov. lily.
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PAYNE's QUICK RELIEF.

Cures Headache, Neuralgia, Toothaehe in minute One
bottle win stiff joints. It the medicine that
never fails TO restore the hearing. PRICE, 25 cents
A cure in every bottle
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Messrs. j 5. Asbury, Of Stonega.
aud j. b. Cash. of Osaka. popular
employees Of the Stouega Coke aud
Coal Company, spent Sunday in
fo.vn
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w. ; Moore. representing ID. b.
RYland d Co, the Lynchburg Jewel
ers will be in Big Stone Gap at Ho-
tel Eugene on Nov. 18th and 10Th.
with large and beautiful line Of
Diamonds. Watches, Rich Jewelry,
Sterling Silverware. Toilet Ware.
Umbrellas, sc. lie solicits your or
defs. which. if placed aow. will have
best attention and be- shipped
time at any time desired. tie ear
nestly solioits inspection Of his
beautiful line.
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Rev. Eugene n. Cassidy, the new
presiding elder Of the Bis Stone Gap
District, aud family. arrived in the
Gap last Thursday night and they
have gone to housekeeping in the
elegant district parsonage at this
place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-17

IL will pay to advertise your
Christmas goods in the Big Stone
Gap Post.
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R. H. BRYANT
Elected Chief of Police of Big
Stone Gar.

AT the regular monthly meeting
OF the Town Council on last Thurs
day night, Il. II. Bryant was elected
Chief Of Police Of Big Stone Gap to
Gil the vacancy caused by the recen t
death Of Mr. w NJ. Besman.
Mr.. Bryant has been acting police
ever since the death Of Mr.. Beaman,
and has performed the duties Of that
office satisfactorily and will, no
doubt, make a good officer.
This week we will sell hams at a
loss. Winchester Hams, l5c; Pre-.
mier Hams. Ice; Winchester Bacon,
l6c. This week only at this price.
MUNcY & DAVIS.
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Ola Newspapers for sale at this
office
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Renew your subscription 20 the
Big Stone Gap posr.
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eAYNE.s INDICATED soA

Cures all skin and scalp tronbl
ing. PRICE, 10 cents.
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These Remedies HAMBLEN BROTHERS,
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cures Than Any Medicine Ever Sold in Big stone CAP
PAYNE's NEW DISCOVERY.

Not cure all, but will positively cure Catarrh,
Rheumatism, Stomach Trouble, Kidney and Liver Com
plants and Piles Of any form. PRICE, 81. 90 per
bottle. bottles for $500.
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a h. Mann hiss resigned his POI
l'oa as agent for the Virginia and
[se'hwestern at this place. The
E.ss has been filed BY L. d. Cart
FsAs, Of Bristol.
non. J. X. Bailey. who is well
[[,ovn throughout the county. died
boot 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
,s' an Illness Of only a few days Of
A-Hariaa { Kg.) Enterprise.
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!. G. Sloan. one Of Scott County's
Pos' Prominent republicsRs. was in
~sH Monday Dave is exceedingly
eappy over the election Of Col,
|smP, and says the Democrats day
~ past.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-03-06
WAKES UP MOTHERS
ST. Louis Judge Scoids Them
HI Granting Divorce.

ST. LOUIS, March Sin granting
divorce to Countess Marie r. F. Pena-
loza today, Judge Foster said caustical-
ly that If these international marriages
continue the titled foreigners will have
the money and the American heiresses
the children. The countess was for
merly Miss Hereford, of st. Louis.
'"Two years ago." said the countess
on the stand, Il came into possession
Of about $4,000 in real and personal
property from the estate of my father
It was placed in a safe-deposit box
and the count and myself each took a
key. On Sept. IT, 1903, I went to the
safe-deposi+ box and found that all the
stocks and bonds were gone. The
count admitted that he had lost them
in speculation. I also found that some
real estate which l had supposed had
been exchanged for other property had,
in fact, beer sold outright and the pro-
ceeds dissipated."
1t was developed in the testimony
that the count was very attentive to
two Spanish dancers at one Of the sum-
ner gardens here. On this score Jo-
seph Wheelers, an attorney, testified:
Il found it necessary to attach the
Spaniards' effects and went with an Of
icer to their apartments. A dinner
party was in progress. The dancers
were there, and the count was there,
with his coat off and seemingly much
at home. The ladies were in negligee
attire."-
In granting the decree the judge said:
when people have been over there,
as the evidence shows this mother and
daughter had been, and know the situa-
tion, and still contract such alliances,
ordinarily no sympathy should be ex-
tended to them"
we investigated fully" Mrs. Here
ford. the countess mother began, but
the judge did not pause
foreigners treat their wives. From the
presidents daughter on down it is the
same story. And they go into it with
their eyes open.
'The fact that the count was seen
with these dancing girls does not en-
title the plaintiff to a divorce on statu-
tory grounds, but I do think that the
conduct shown towards his wife sup
ports the allegation in the petition that
her position has been rendered into1era-
bic, and that this, together with the
deceit he practiced toward her, should
free her.
Ambitious mothers and cultivated
daughters travelling abroad are con-
stantly falling into such traps as these
1t seems to me that mothers ought to
wake Up some time.
"The plaintiff is given her decree and
the custody of the children