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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

Many OF those who arc advsrtisInp Ii
the classified columns today Tor the
first time will develop, In the course
Of year, into regular and successful
advertisers.
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Live Stock Markets.

Kansas City, Sept. 19.-Cattle II
to l5c lower. Native steers, 375 q
| CPS; southern steers, $50 @ 3.75;
southern cows, 150 a 2.S5; native
cows and heifers. 1.5O a Ats; stock
ers and feeders, 2.25 q 400; bulls
LIS q 3.25; calves, 2.25 a $50; ives.
tern steers, 800 a 4.25; western
COWS, 1.5O q 1925
Sheep 15c lower. Muttons, 1926 a
400; lambs, 400 a $40: range weth-
ers. 3.25 q 400; ewes, $50 q $40
Chicago, Sept. l9.-Cattle 1Oc to
15c lower Good to prime steers, $50
q 6.10 poor to medium, 400 q 5.25;
stockers and feeders, 2.25 q 3.S5;
cows. lao a 435: heifers, 200 q
AIS; Gamers. lao q 25O; western
steers. 300 a 4.25:
Sheep 10 to 15c lower for lambs
Good t. choice western, 3.65 a 400;
fair to choice mixed, 1925 a $50: ma
tive lambs. 425 a 500; western
sheep, 27O q 4.25; western lambs,
400 q $50
ST Louis, Sept. 19.-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums, 2l
q 22: fine medium, IS a 19; fine,
l6 a H.
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BouQht the StaQ.

| have bought the Stag Saloon
near the Shelby hotel from E. G. San
differ, and will in the future condu t
a first class place. The room vii
be thoro ghly 'emodeled in every re.
spect, and l have ordered as fire u
saloon in the city. | will handle only
The best grades of wines, liquors, ci
cars and tobacco, and due notice of
the arrival of my new goods will be
siven in this paper. Respectfully,
70t3 ]. M. DICKSON.
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AMOUNTS TO REBELLION.
Extremists to Overthrow
the Government.

Rome, Sept. 19.-The socialist aei-
tation is on the increase, and espe-
cially in the northern part of Italy.
In some places it is assuming the
proportions of a rebellion. Another
fight has occurred at Genoa between
the strikers and police. The real
cause Of the whole agitation is an at
tempt of the extreme party to over
throw the cabinet, since in spite OF
the fact that it Is liberal ministry
it keeps the extremists in hand.
The strike here has begun, but it
is not general. At Naples it was de-
cided TO strike today In other towns
the troops are kent in readiness and
the police everywhere have been re-
inforced.
A later dispatch says the strike sit
nation is improving. Premier Gielet-
ii left Rome today for Piedmont to
perform his official duty as crown no.
tary Of registering the birth of the
crown prince.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19
A DOCK FIRE
The Property Destroyed Consisted
Mainly of Warehouses and Their
contents.-Was Under Control, but
Again Broke Out.-lnsurance Was
Three Quarters of Loss.

Halifax, NJ s., Sept. IA great
dock fire which started before mid
night and was under control in three
hours, broke out again today and de-
stroyed several ware houses and 9th
er buildings. The warehouses burned
were new buildings. The loss is now
placed at $2,OO0,000 The firms burn
ed out include Black Bros. & Co.,
hardware; Bryant & Mcdonald, whole
sale tea merchants, and Thomas Ford
ham & Co. sailmakers. The insur-
ance is estimated at about three
quarters of the loss.
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| occasion, and tables covered witt
snow white linen gave prophecy
! the feasting and good fellowship
which were soon to follow under the
| spreading trees.
Mr. Parsons, who but recently re-
signed his position as chief of the
Fire Department, wished to express
in some substantial form to the mem
bers Of the department with whom
he haa worked so long his apprecia-
ton of their loyalty and good will
have demonstrated.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Parsons
invited the members of the depart
ment and a few other invited guests
to partake with him an oyster sup
per. It is needless to say that about
everyone who was fortunate enough
to receive an invitation was in at
tendance, and at about $3.50 a merry
crowd gathered around the tables
missed for the moment, and for two
or three hours exclusive attention
was given to consuming oysters, raw
oysters and oysters cooked in all the
styles known to the modern chef.
Each guest considered it a duty to
sample in capacious dishes each
style, and along with the oysters
there were salads and coffee, and ci-
der fresh from the press. and last
but far from least good old pumpkin
pie. Then the cigars were passed
and informal toasts were eXtempera
neously responded to- Mr. Parsons
is an entetainer without peer. Near
and responded briefly to the toast
that was assigned him. The best IF
good fellowship prevailed and the
fire boys never appeared to better adj
vantage. AT the conclusion of the
feast Mr.. Parsons proposed the toast
of long life, happiness and prosperity
TO the new FIRE CnleI Jon heIley,
the Mayor and the City Council
which was drank standing. A flash
light photograph was taken of the
guests, and after the presentation
of the Chiefs uniform to John Kel-
ley the guests departed.
Mr.. Parsons proven ability as a
fire chief is only equalled by his SUI
perior ability as an entertainer. Ev
eryone present will ever remember
with pleasure the banquet given by
the retiring chief TO the department
that was so 10th to accept his resig-
nation, and whose hospitality it has
SO many times enjoyed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19
New Cement Walks.

Work was started this morning on
the cement walks adjoining the prop
erty owned by Dr. Veal and George
NJ Slaughter There will be LIPS run
ming feet of walk and it will cost
about $1,000 The walk is being star
ted at the north corner of Fifth and
Main streets and will be put down
to corner Of Fifth and Richardson
avenue. thence north TO the corner
of Sixth and Richardson, and then
east to the corner of Sixth and Main.
making in all three blocks
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
An Interesting and Lively Gathering
Anticipated Tomorrow.


Saratoga, N. Y, Sept. 19.-On the
eve of the Democratic state conven-
ton. which assemblies here tomorrow
for the nomination of state ticket
all indications point TO an interesting
and lively gathering. The hotel cor
ridors are already thronged with poll
ticians, though the majority of the
delegates will not reach town until
tomorrow morning. Edward M. Shep-
ard. backed by the Endorsement of
Daniel S. Lamont, is the man men
toned for the gubernatOrial nOmina-
ton. though many of the friends OF
ex-senator David B. Hill are still
standing loyalty by the candidacy of
John B. Stanchfield. District Attor,
ney Jerome, who aspires to head the
ticket, stands high in the favor OF
the upstate leaders. but the bitter
opposition of Tammany Hall is re
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19
THE GREAT SALE GOES ON.

The Big Closing Out Sale at
the store of Forsyth & Company
still continues with immense
crowds. The rush is one of
the greatest that has ever been
seen in any ROswell store for
many years. They are Offer
ing genuine bargains at cost and
the people know it as>they come
to the store with the cost mark
clipped from the big ad in the
Record and they know that
they are receiving actual bar
gains. They are showing eye
openers and you had better hur-
ry around and participate in
this feast of bargains. Moth
ing reserved everything goes at
cost. They are closing out to
quit and want. to do it quick.
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FACTS AND FIGURES
Reports Read Showing the Great
Growth of the Order.-Almost a
Million and Half of Members
Vast Revenue of the Order

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE
opening day of the eighteenth annual
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
Twas a busy and enthusiastic one. At
8 O'Clock this morning the delegates
assembled in Odd Fellows hall and
were formally welcomed on behalf
of the city of San Francisco and the
local branches of the order. John l..
Goodwin, grand sire, responded to
the welcomes, after which the Sover-
egn Grand Lodge representatives
proceeded to Native Sons hall, where
the first business session was held.
Grand Sire Goodwin made his annual
report to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
In his report Mr.. Goodwin called
attention to the fact that the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge met in San Fran
cisco in 1862 At that time the SUD
ordinate lodge membership was 268,-
6O8 At the beginning of the present
year it was Isl ,421, besides 284,6Sl
women, who belong to the orders
auxiliary, the degree of Rebekah, ma
king a total of 1,436,10 members.
The total revenue of the order in the
year 1868 was $2,347, ,073.S6. Last year
1t reached the sum OF $265, ,597 ,061.14.
In 1868 the amount expended for re-
lief purposes was $460,429.54 while
d y
Membership of the primary branch
of the order on January 1st amounted
to 1,151.421. OF these, 167,S49 also
belonged to the Encampment branch
of the order, 1902 were members
of the Rebekah lodges and 1882
wore uniforms of the Patriarchs H4.4l-
= tant. With the combined membership
in the two branches. that for the
men and that for the women. the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows
takes it's place at the head of the
fraternal orders of the world.
The report of the Grand Secretary,
j. Frank Grant, of Baltimore, was
very voluminous one. 1t was re-
view of his duties as adjutant gen.
eral of the uniformed rank of the
order. The membership statement for
the lodges showed these figures
Number of members, January |. 1908,
1.O68.732 errors in previous reports,
791; initiated, 1929; admitted by
card. 1914; reinstated. 11.129; loss
by errors in previous reports, 1.276;
withdrawn by card, 1S.S09. leaving
1.15O,246 members ON January /,
1904.
Reporting the condition of the En-
campment branch of the order, the
grand secretary reported the total
membership on January /, 1904, to
be 163 3,34O. The Rebekah lodges on
the same date numbered 6.430. and
had a total membership of 445,577.
The showing made by the Patri-
archs Militant, the uniformed branch
of the order, was given in the follow
ing figures: Number of Cantons. sos:
membership, 1882; worth of can
tons. s226, 1904. New York leads
with 2,090 members, closely followed
by Ohio with 2.O6S enrolled.
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ST. Petersburg. Sept. 19.-Acting
on the advice of his military advisers
Emperor Nicholas has decided to
form a second Manchurian army. 1t
will be formed of the corps which are
being sent to the far east, and Lieu
tenant General Linevitch probably
will be given command of the second
army. General Kuropatkin will be
chief of the army but probably with
out the title of commander in chief
1t is this impending reorganization
which seems to have led to countless
rumors and reports here of Kuropat-
Kin superseding Viceroy Alexieff As
commander in chief of the army, the
latter'S resignation. ETC.
A dispatch from General Kuropat.
kin announces that Generals Rennen-
kampff and Samsonoff are conducting
important reconnOissances which re-
suited in rather heavy fighting with
many casualties.
From the dispatch it appears that
General Rennenkampff has recovered
from lis wound and resumed COM
mand Of his troops The reconnois-
sances have disclosed an increase in
The Japanese forces.
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New York, Sept. IA, 1904.

New York, Sept. IA, 1904.
Hon. Jerry Simpson,
Roswell, n. NJ.
My Dear Mr. Simpson: letter
Of August 29th. addressed to Chair
man Taggart, has been referred TO
me, and | have placed your name up
on the list 70 speakers available in
the present campaign. The speaking
in the contested states viii not be in
full blast until about October 1st, and
in the meantime | will endeavor 10
find where your services can be best
utilized 10 the advantage of the par
ty. | thank you on behalf of the Ma
tional Committee for your offer, and
hope that all our efforts may prove
successful With regards, | am
Yours very truly,
DANIEL MCCONNELL.
Chairman Speakers Bureau
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Farmers VS.. Doctors.

Since the doctors defeated the ban
kers last Wednesday night. Mr.. w.
C. Winston has organized a team II
farmers. who have challenged the
doctors for match next Wednesday
night. 1t is needless TO state that the
doctors promptly accepted.
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DELAYED War Notes.

Toxic, Sept 17-Field Marshal
Oyama reports that the Russian cav
airy outposts with bases at Panchia-
go, Hailenpoa and Tsanshiatau are
daily securing southwark in the ii
cinity OF Walitaitau and Tenfulutai
over twelve miles of front and to
Jingtang. The Russian cavalry are
changing their clothing to gray and
black, their winter uniforms.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

Mr.. Monte Miller left yesterday NOR
ming with his wife for ST. Louis where
he will put her in a hospital for
treatmen for a nervous disorder.
Mrs Miller has for some time been
in very serious condition, but IL
is believed that by proper medical
treatment which she will receive at
the hospital she will be restored TO
her former health.
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Mayor J. F. Hinkle returned Satur-
lay afte rnoon from Santa Fe where
he attended the meetings Of the
Board of Equalization. While absent
he took in the Republican Territorial
convention. and enjoyed it even more
than ne did the Boer fight at the
Worlds Fair.
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BEAR FACE AND BUCKS.
Will Give Sacred Fire Dance at the
Territorial Fair.

Bear Face, the big medicine man
of the Navajos, has agreed to come
to the Territorial fair at the head Of
a formidable band of fifty bucks and
will lead the yelling redskins through
the tortuous and grotesque and blood
fire dance for the edification of the
visitors at the twenty-fourth annual
fair
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Mrs. Clara Rhineboldt OF Cincinna-
IT, Ohio, who has been at Seven Riy-
ers as the guest OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Truitt, and in this
city as the guest of her sister Mrs.
Van Wrinkle, left this morning for
her home.
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H. c. Elrick OF Dexter left for his
home last evening. He reports plenty
Of rain in the vicinity OF Dexter. and
says the people are happy over the
prospects.
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The dismantling of the Transport
Lena began Saturday at Mare Island
navy yard San Francisco. The work
is being done under the supervision
partment
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A stationary awning has been plac-
ed in front of the Stag saloon, Po~-
ter's barber shop and Faulkner. ALI
son and Co.'S real estate Offices on
Main street.
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George w. link. wife and child left
yesterday morning for st. Louis TO
take in the exposition. During his alb
sence Mr.. link will buy new goods
for his elegant jewelry store in this
city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

Joe Goodhart who lives six miles
east is raising some champion Kohl
Rabi. Yesterday he brought in q spe-
cimen that weighed seven pounds
and two ounces.
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Day Of Atonement observed.

All the Jewish establishments were
closed to-day and the Day of Atone
ment was generally observed by the
Hebrews of the city. Appropriate
services were held this morning in
the Gaullieur Block and were conduc-
ted by NJ. Price the well known mer-
chant.
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Many things are out OF the quest
ion in Roswell. but fine tailoring Is
not Campbell Is still here and Will
be as long as business continues the
way it has been with him. ':t.
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Dangerous.
w. N. BROWN

Do you realize the danger in wear
ing clothes when they are old. Better
not put it off any longer Campbell
is ready to take your order. 71t3
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w. G.. Urton and wife and Mrs. Y.
T. Martin left this morning for st.
Louis to attend the fair. Mrs Martin
will also visit her old home at Full
ton. Missouri, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ur-
ton will visit at several points in
Missouri
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oilI-carner.

Mr.. Walter Gill and Miss Florence
Carper were married last night at
the First Methodist church. Rev w.
e. Lyon officiating. The ceremony oc-
CURED at seven o'clock Immediately
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Independent Barber Shop.

Der shop. 314 Main street. Open from
6:59 a. m. to $50 p. m. | respectfully
solicit a share of the public patron
age
IT, w. N. BROWN.
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Richard Cuthbert Semple, who has
been in Roswell several days in the
interest of the Colorado Fuel AMI
Iron Works, returned to El Paso to-
day
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black jacket Own
er can have same by calling at
Record Office. proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
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Not trying to sew un the world but
trying to sew up all The fine clothes
that are sewed up in Roswell and
probably doing so well tailored gar
ments our specially.
Tom Campbell
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HanuinQ on Tack.

A calendar thatdates every day OF
September 1904 Time is flying. Fall
is here. How about your fall clothes
Don't forget Campbell. 71tS
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Why cook your own meat when You
can buy the best barbecued meat so
cheap. Call at building just west Of
court house.
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LoST.-A gold medal given for ora
tory. Return to Record office an
receive reward. tots
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II won't be hardfto remember Camp
bell when your think Of ordering a
new suit OF eIothes II you want
the best 81.
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SIMPSON TO SPEAK.

The Distinguished Roswell Citizen to
Take Part in the National
Campaign.
Hon Jerry Simpson has been invit-
ed to participate in the National De-
mOcratic campaign and his services
will be used in the doubtful states
where his speeches will be the most
effective. Mr.. Simpson has just re-
ceived the following letter from the
chairman of the Speakers Bureau:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

after the League meeting. Miss Car
per is a charming young lady and
the groom is one of the rising young
business men of the city, being asso-
ciated in the Roswell Produce and
Seed Co. with his father j. B. Gill.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

Cyril Trowbridge left this morning
for St. Louis to attend the great ex-
position
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

London, Sept. IA dispatch to
the Central News Agency from St.
Petersburg today says that the Rus
sian reconnoissances were toward
the Japanese front and right flank,
resulting in the Japanese being driv-
IN back The Russian losses according
to this version are said to be slight,
and it is not clear whether the many
casualties referred to by Kuropatkin
were inflicted or received
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WANTED.-Position as book keeper
by a lady. Reference furnished. P.
O. BOX 5s2. 71t2a
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For Sale Cheap,

One block Of plank sidewalk in
good condition. Apply at Record Of
ice.
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For Sale.

Three counters and three show
Fleming 71tf
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Busted.

If your clothes are all busted" Or
der new suiylat campbells.
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Waitress Wanted.

Apply at once to Mrs. Ella David
son of Hotel Gibson. Artesia. N. NJ.
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Get your barbecued meat at build
ing just west OF court house. LOOK
for the sign.
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RUSSIANS HAVE DECIDED TO
FORM ONE IN MANcHURlA.
HEAVY FIGHTING

A Reconnaissance on the Part of the
Russians Leads to Heavy Fighting
With Severe losses.-The Result
Was That the Japanese Were Driv-
en- Back.
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Show at opera house Thursday
night.
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Best barbecued meat in building
1t rear of Mrs. Clem's boarding house
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Dad Moon left this morning for
Denver on a business trip.
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RoYALLY ENTERTAINED.
n. M. Parsons Entertains the Fire De
partment and Few
Invited Guests.

Saturday evening the beautiful
lawn. Of the Parsons residence was
brilliantly lighted with electric
lights which had been hung for the
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garded as sufficiently strong to put
Goodyear of Buffalo is believed to
stand some show as compromise
candidate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-16
New York News.

New, York, July 16. - Labor
conditions in this state were
not very satisfactory during the first
three months of the present year. Ac.
cording to the figures in a bulletin
recently issued by the state labor de.
partment the proportion Of union Ia
borers who were idle during the first
three months of this year was 14.6
against 5,5 during the corresponding
period of last year. OF the 55,71O who
did not work at all during the months
of January, February and March,
S4,365 belonged to the building trades.
25.72S union workers were idle on ac-
count of wage or other disputes. The
total number of idle for all causes was
100, 1886, or 27.2 per cent, as compared
with l21 per cent at the correspond
ing time of last year. In this state no
noteworthy reductions in wages have
been made and, in a general way
wage rates are nov at their highest
point for a decade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-07-16
HVPNoTlsM-oR TACT

Mrs Charles Keeley OF Chicago ha.
been teaching the Progressive Health
club of that city how to make a hus
band eat what he dislikes.
Mrs, kecley placed before the club
her menu for a sample breaktast-s
nalt dozen strawberries on a bit of
lettuce leaf a few oatmeal waters. a
half orange and Two teaspoonmls OF
breakfast food.
Mrs heoley explained that the
orange was for the liver. the lettuce
for the nerves, the strawberries for
the iron In the blood and the oatmeal
cakes for the rough food which cor
responds 70 the stones In a chickens
craw.
but how al We make our hus.
bands eat thisy asked a club member
ne win eat anything You place be
him II he loves YOU volunteered
Que
No that is not love- saia Mrs
.ee'eN that Is hypnotism. A woman
must hypnotiEe her husband to make