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Arizona republican., 1905-07-07
NOTICE.

Grand Canal Co, water users summer water is due and payable at the office of the company
Arizona republican., 1905-07-07
25 YEARS OF
 AGONY ENDED
Boston Business Man Cured By Cuti- cura of Awful Humor Covering Head, Neck, and Shoulders After Hospital and Doctors Failed.

Under date of September 9, 1904, MT. $. P. Reyes, a wel1-known busi- ness man of No. I4o Congress Street,
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
SEC'Y SHAW ON CURRENCY
Tells Nebraska Bankers That While
We Have the Best system, Ii
Lacks Elasticity.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 27.-Secretary Of
the United States Treasury Shaw, ad.
dressing the Nebraska State Bankers
association, said in part:
Our financial system is the best In
the world, because 1t is constructed on
the decimal or metric system. The sys-
tenn is not perfect, largely because it is
nonelastic. 1t fails to respond in vol
ume to the changing needs of seasons
and OF localities. That there will be
no further currency legislation until we
shall have experienced panic, occa-
stoned by this want of elasticity, am
convinced. The country does not ap-
preciate the danger, and until the dan
ger is fully understood no remedy will
be applied. We came nearer such a
panic September 80, 1902, than most
people appreciate. A remedy should
be discovered, discussed, and, as far as
possible, agreed upon, so that 1t may
be promptly applied when the people
ara ready for it.
Annually We have an excess OF
money during the spring and summer
months, Annually we pass through a
period of crop moving, for annually
the volume Of money is relatively in
sufficient to meet this sudden increase
OF business, We do not need and must
not have imitation. The average
amount of money is, in my judgment,
abundant. The difficulty lies in the
fact that the volume remains station
airy. The result is as unsatisfactory as
it would be for railroads to run the
same number Of freight trains with the
same number of cars on the same
schedule Of time at all seasons of the
year
Among the many remedies suggest
ed none appeal to me as strongly as the
authorization of the national bank cir
culatien.'
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
ST. LOUIS SEES SUN SPOTS
Dense Fog Makes San Losk Like
Big Orange,
sFat 10 Easily uiSrernaRle as q
Square ef Black CsRrrpInsteE
On Fmre of Beauty.

s. Lczss, Or 2-.-St. Lca1s h&5 E
sEe rev, tsrg1Ek 3 tasck a-azkeg ci
smoke, q .1s 1eg SUE sp0i TecsztZy
1lsegTs-s1 ty As.-'1zo--s-s Il Rome,
So ssass was tie szake lhs. lc
smoked gas wEs 7esuLrs,3 z boxing
Z; t1s oF9 G. tag
As .Es Eys asrsSEe accustomed q ne
szts3ae5 gsArs Z EaEa SID spas a Ill
-3e he31sw z23 .o tie .s9t q E1s os1fsT q
re disk Vas &s easily observable as
Eoz,5 b. z sgaAre ut black oourt plss-
isT c. The fsfe az 5Eaaty.
Through the damp yeilew mis- the
Sun 3ooEe6 as Like huge orange. TIE
sg1spgt vas wildly blacE
The sa- SPOT ls somewhere between
one-ih5Tueth and ozs-twenlieth Of the
total diameter Of the sun. This would
make its acrgal area approach 50 l'a4
miles across. The spot has grown since
It was discovered IN Rome, and may
expand until il equals the enormous
spots discovered last March and last
July, ona Of which was fully 100, ,e0J
miles across.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
Spent Last Two Days In Arkansas
and New Orleans, Receiv-
ing Warm Welcome.
NEW tRLElsS RECEPTION
WAS TEsf TVEULTU0HS
when the President Was Passing
nouu the River, To the 6uif' the
Lighthouse Tender, Magnolia, On
Nhirh II. Took Passage was
4. Collision with n Fruit steam
sr-NS oae Was Injured.

The president finished his tour IN
TIE south, al New Orleans, On the ZstA,
Re left that city on The lighthouse ten
Ter Magnolia in The evening, bound
fo- The mouth of the Mississippi, where
~ ar-7ured cruiser West Virginia was
awaiting to cu1rey him 10 Hampton
Roads. Va. from whence be Eill journey
o washington by rail Sixty miles be-
cw New Orleans the Magnolia oollid-
e with The fruit steamer Esparta, a.
a. II. o.a the eth. but no one On
ss.t.sr vessel was injured. The vessels
w4rs Tun TO The river bank and the
PRES sent, after asce-tAining that none
vas injured, returned 10 his bed. In the
rDc-1ing the Tereaae cutter Ivy ar
riv%d and conveyed the president 10
tns West Virginia, The war vessel
s7a5 q Eans, Gad steamed away.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
IN ARKANSAS,

The president spoke to crowd that
gathered about the train at Carlisle,
when the train stopped for water 1t
was not schedule stop, but the TRAY
elers' were so numerous and yelled so
Justify that the president ',just had to"
show himself. 1t was raining, too, and
the chief executive donned a raincoat
and said he was delighted" to meet
them. The next step was at Fort Lo-
gan H. Root, near Little Rock, where
the presidential party was met by q
committee, and driven to the city. They
drove over the free wagon bridge that
spans the Arkansas. The bridge was
a mass of Colors. AS the party entered
the city park, under an arch bearing
the inscription, Little Rock Greets
You" twelve white doves were liberat-
ed from the apex of the arch, directly
over the presidents carriage. This feat
ure caused great cheering, and the
president smiled his approval. The en-
tire route was marked with trium-
phal welcome. As he passed the Bar
Ing Cross shops there were several hun.
dred shopmen assembled, who saluted
By ringing locomotive bell and cheer
ing Justify,
The president was welcomed to Ar
kansas, "one of the greatest states in
the Union" by Gov Davis, THE
valiant sons of the south have stood by
their country whenever duty called,
and you, Mr. President, and old Joe
Wheeler were made to feel mighty
good when they set up the rebel yell
at San Juan HILL" The governor paid
tribute to the southern women, and
said that the occasional outbreaks of
mobs for the summary punishment of
revolving crimes are not an evidence of
racial prejudice, but of purpose to
show that these awful crimes can not
be committed with impunity.
The president was then introduced to
many citizens Of Little Rock and the
state. Col. A. S. Fowler, commanding
the escort Of the blue. and ex-Gov.
Dan w. Jones, major general COM
manding the U. c. V. of Arkansas, at
the head Of the escort of gray, rode up
together, and. saluting. Col. Fowler
said; The blue and the gray greet you,
Mr.. President"
The president was visibly impressed
by this spectacle OF amity, and,
walking briskly through the mud of
the roadway to where they stood, he
shook hands with Col. Fowler and Col.
Jones and said:
That is fine. | am certainly delight
Cd to see you"
At luncheon, touching upon the
lynching evil, which Gov. Davis, In his
speech alluded to, President Roosevelt,
in his response, said; ''The worst enc
my of tho negro race is the negro Grim
inal. and above all, the criminal of the
hideous type so often hideously
avenged. Every reputable colored man
owes The duty to himself and to his
race to hunt down that criminal. Now,
to avenge one hideous crime by anoth-
er is to reduce the avenger to the
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

HHr-sa.s ~ - GAE eEuR n more
than sI4f sttf tts VAS S-rpe-sa ia15
Egyp' .aE. gear. u xEs5 agnz set-
ably less THAI f3a5s9.fga Hg-zh was
imported d.gect trazz th@ rEllssd
States. It Is sTp,zs2ef3 tA11 r~g5a5ly
90 per cent % EgTpt's lr1so-E we're
OF class that oyg1a have basz szp
piled from the United stz.aH. tie rnass
important OF them beng ugan1a,s es
OF which We are large rroS1eerS
Surely Egypt Is field Tor sn.elli ger.
cooperation on the part G., Araefsc2a
manufacturers who are des.rv2s os eE.
tending their trade.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
Wants :. Tel. The American pe9ple
Why DIRT HGs Ne: Bsta
Maze 10 Fly.
klIIskI taEEIITEE GaEs IlsNs
TsPkM fsR etFtsSs Or GlsIL
Tke Secretary VIII MAKE al IMsPec-
tfsH 81 the wkuE@ Canal RSur1,
&@& " fII ERaufre Particularly La
t@ th@ C@mdItisn ct EMploy IS,
Probing Tales Of W Oe.

WasA.-T.ez- o. 48-E= c-5sy tAzt
l. -sy discuss .1.e.t:gtutiy ;r his *
u-a. report 10 congress The troubles
o. Tie Panama canal c9;la1. ssi5z, S5c-
rotary Taft has started fgg wasa
7.E-i OF The isthmuE. Tatt has seF-
era. 0tteas il view this c5ms. IL lie
lrs. place he wants 10 be able % pre-
sen. 30 lie American public the Eaal
reasons Why dirt has EO; beEl made
10 fly during the past year, As Is We.
known, the work Of construction has
been practically suspended Tae canal
commission contends that this was
necessary in order first TO make the
canal zone sanitary, and the next to
provide adequate housing and o0mmis-
sary facilities for the army Of work
men 10 be employed later Eearly all
the force now on the isthmus is en-
gagged In repairing the Old buildings
put up by the French and in construct
ing new quarters.
Plans for Defense of CanRs.
The military committee accompany
ing Taft will lock into the matter of
fortiications al Colon and Panama un-
der direction OF the secretary. AS a
result Of their studies it is expected
a comprehensive plan Of defense for
the canal will be presented to congress
at the coming session.
While on the isthmus Taft will
make an inspection OF the whole route.
lhe buildings. machinery, etc, and will
inquire particularly into the condition
Of employees, with many OF whom he
will have personal interviews in order
to satisfy himself OF the truth or
fa'sity OF the many tales Of woe
brought back to this country by dis
satisfied clerks and workmen.
II is expected also that he will in a
general way investigate the questions
Of the proper type for the canal
whether II is lock or sea leavel, that
be may be able to pass inteIligen1y
upon the forthcoming recommends
lLozs Of the board Of consulting engin.
eerS
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Sea captains who hare scrgaTy
been sailing over the soealrs3 agus,
stream have been giving ON. yfzss.
ments of the erratic movements o. u.
vast ocean river, which have drawn
forth strenuous denails from weather
observers and scientists, According 70
Ghe sailormen, the gulf stream has &C.
cided to tlow much nearer the Ame-!.
can North Atlantic coast. Therefore.
this is asserted to be the real reason
for the muggy humid. yet not summer.
season which has just ended The sci.
entists, however, deny that the weather
Ss due to gulf stream influence
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
TO LEAVENWORTH PRISON
Federal Prisoners In the Jefferson
City Peniteutiary VIII BE Re-
moved TO Leavenworth, Kas.

Jefferson City, No, oct. 26.-The fed
eral prisoners will be removed from
the penitentiary here to the govern
ment prison al Leayenworth, kas,,
about November Is.
Some months ago Long John" Do
Ian, of st Louis, who is serving term
for participation in fraudulent natu-
ralizations, was found living outside
the prison walls, and enjoying all the
comforts of home.
This incident it is said. determined
the government TO remove all federal
prisoners from Missouri. The state OF
Missouri has been receiving about s4o,-
600 annually from the government for
caring for federal prisoners.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
g.aIsu. Girl Cut Lover. Threat.

Des Moines. la, Oct 2S.--Placing
hsr Ernls about the neck of her lover.
Harold Ssepp. and lovingly csrregsing
aim, Myrtle William, Of Alba. opened
razor, zne. as he broke away. slashed
HE throat Jealousy was the cause.
TIE girl, who expresses no remorse
fer TIE Gee5, is under arrest, and the
FogEg man is IL 4 serious condition.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Al FspeG ga to- sasrz1 q he North
Eaa3s WIS gt'- tr9E1 Dawson. YuEga
JF'H.@rr 10 LuE EgEaUer qf 1906. e
tae 5pGG ~ Iag lGlerIu. .1ozaI E3c 8
sar Polar Research zE3 Experiment
arg carried 2ut G-rr. " q MgIrn@r
81 9IEgE, .E cue q tbs leaders q he
-sgreUg1s. Eua Cen E-geir, T. &. a.
"tsIEE Ere plans - The sacsety fesr
Eds yAg rGr 4 ference between the
J!arE q rba yGtaz eEpuTers aa5
Es9Es q Fapet -g1B Il me paEt is
f3'lt liz TLEuuRrs expect % uSHaE
:Ae.y U12p leeee u wayg ara uezaE
- eEra1as EHs rvfsr-z-521 ia the
E-e.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

hes,ial level. Another thing which
makes this lynch law SO abhorrent Is
that three-fourths Of the crimes for
which il is invoked are for Others than
that against the women OF the eoun-
try. Governor, you and |. and all others
in authority. owe it 10 our people to
drive out the reproach and the menace
Of lyuch law in the United States.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
A MONUMENT TO MKlNLEY
IL Wa VRveiled With Appropriate
CFreRosies on Pecousic HiIl
ST Springfield, Mass.

Springfield, Mass, Oct 2s.--Amid
-agI.SCtIt autumn weather and the
attendance Of large gathering of en-
taaE.&st3c spectators, the monument
erected here in memory Of the late
PreE6eE; Mckinley was unveiled with
Appropriate exercises The monument
F.z1SF On Psoonsic hill. near one of the
entrances 10 Forest park. on an emf
telos overlooking the Connecticut riy-
.EV
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
The Visible sappIy of Cotton,

New Orleans, Oct. 2S.--Secretary
Hester's statement of the worlds Wis
ihle supply of cotton shows total of
S,666,sl6 bales against S,552,222 last
week. OF this the total of American
cotton 10 2,s42,2l6 against 2,7s5,2 ,222 last
week
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

A Scottish correspondent writes Of
funerals In the Highlands: There are
no undeFtakeTs here. A carpenter
makes the simple coffin. relatives and
friends carry It, hip high, to It's last
resting place, which Is dug when the
end Of the journey is reached. and
having walked perhaps six miles to
the chosen kirkyar3. they take a re.
f-eshmeut of sandwiches and whisky
sAa walk home again The rigorous
absence 0f pomp Is maintained. bu,
'hsTe IS The added establishment of
Pipe music
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

John D Rockefeller Is he richest
man 60 me world TIE value Of iha
securiHes DE holds is greater thaa .aa
holdings Of any 0.her Individual lu
the world. He is represented On the
boards Of more than I25 corporations
His income within the last e5gh,
years, according 10 this Wall street
publication, has exceeded 500 coo, 600
Han Of ,hls vast SUM be received ia
dividends from the STANDARD Oil Co
The rest came from corporations in
which he is Interested
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
simpson Buried with Masonic Rites.

Wichita, Kas., Oct. 2s.--with Ma
sonic rites the body of former Con-
gresham Jerry Simpson was laid to
rest in Maple Grove cemetery. Services
were held in Scottish Rite temple, the
full Masonic ritual being performed.
There was no minister, and the ad
dress was delivered by Congressman
Victor Murdoch, who paid en- eloquent
tribute to his predecessor in congress
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
cunIiar picads GulIty.

FitsEDgre. Pa. Oct q. Edward
jegggg Cunllf7e. who ahsccnded with
iiga .9G9 Of she Adams Express Co.
Eanay. pleaded guilty to charge Of
agecuY In criminal court.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
PhIlsdsIpaia Millionaire KILLED.

Philadelphia, oct. 26.--Losing his
balance Is he was about to board a
trssn. b Frank Clyde. the millionaire
y!cs-presiSert ef the William P. Clyde
Steamship Co. was dragged under the
. heels and Killed.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Washington. Oct $50 far as
ths o4scsal records show, President
Roosevelt, o1 leaving the south on the
West Virginia, IS the first Of the ex-
ecu,ivss which this country has had TO
60 taY0nd its territorial limits.
The attention Of some Of the legal
xatao-ities here having been called 10
thar fsct. tkey were unanimously Of the
opinion that in going beyond the three
mile limit the president has in no sense
vacated his Office, even temporarily.
They point out that there is really
nothing in The constitution prohibiting
the president from leaving American
territory, and in the present case, being
on a national ship, the deck Of which
Is as much a part Of American terri
tory as the District of Columbia, he
has not legally departed from the coun-
try.
In fact, some of the able lawyers
here express the opinion that even if
the president should go TO a foreign
country the doctrine of extra territor-
iality would extend to that country
with him.
The last two days Of the presidents
tour were spent in Arkansas and New
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

St, Petersburg. Oct. 2S.--The Rus
sian prisoners in Japan will be trans
ported to Vladiyostok on board vessels
Of the Russian volunteer feet and
thence will be transferred to Russia
in detaehments.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
woman Suspected Of Deed.

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct 2S.--A wom-
an is suspected Of setting fire to the
Railroad hotel in which six lives we're
lost.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
wants TariG on Hide. Removed.

Boston, Oct. 2S,--Gov. Douglas win
call upon President Roosevelt in the
near future to recommend legislation
looking to the removal of the tariff on
hides
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

TaEes burglars 2 Ssv YORK r,z.-
10 bare rs-al So BONES AMI 20 a5t
20 .lg t.sss,sr gre&. majority 8 .5s
EEg otg sH-a rl35e1 ha8 t1et- lives
Iag1rn1
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

E-E.sa p0sraGT. have s-91-fs
E.aE. fgr war lg-.Es business a-l-s
Tley and s, males ,As gglz5s1 .
pa.r5tgl zaresaepers easter
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
sew Record For minneapolis,

Minneapolis, MINI, Oct 2S.-Flour
shipments of 2,ol1,52S barrels in &c
days is new record for ihis city.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
The ufkAao a. an Entettainer.

T0Eo. Oct. 2s.--The mikado enter
'a!2e5 200 naval ot5cers al luncheon,
il6 k2s .sssle1 Invitations 10 2,og9 9TH
IRA
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Cleveland, O., Oct 26.-Hanry s.
Storrs, general superintendent Of tbs
Lake Shore G Michigan southern rail.
way, died here of paralysis, aged 81
years.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
Legislative comnittee Adjourn,

New York. Oct 2s.-The legislative
insurance investigation COMMITTEES hs.
adjourned until November &.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
::MIssIssIPPIMATTERs'
Thinks Mississippi WIN Win

j. y. Flowers, assistant attornav-
eral Of the State Of Mississiuni bass ~
turned from Washington, where h. NJ
been as representative of The sts,a ~ =
Mississippi in the boundary case ~ y
tween this State and Louisiana n.
Flowers Is very much enoouraga5 !.
believe that Mississippi is going q q. wv y
the suit, but says ii all depends IN IN H.
way the Supreme Court looks al tha IA IA
records. If that tribunal Is eonYineaS
that what Louisiana is claiming vas rss
never part OF the mainland allotted =
louisiana, the case Is won for Njssis,
slppi, and vice versa. His argument i
that Louisiana as originally marked mi 4
contained only one island on this side ~
the Mississippi river, aud that i tba
island on which the city Of New Orleans
is built.
Mr.. Flowers states that the territorv
IN controversy is yaaiously estimated
at being worth from $500. 900 to ga !.
100000, and no matter which SIDE e.
the controversy wins. il will have se
cured great legal victory. When the
matter of approprialing money for the
employment OF attorneys TO represent
the State Of Mississippi was I'D before
the Legislature nearly two years AGO. 4
lrm Of gulf coast oyster dealers de-
claned that they would give s2, C0o. 900
Tor the property, no matter Who had the
right 10 sell it 1t Is estimated that i,
would rent for two or three hundred
thousand dollars.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
rrBiI>uED WEEKLY.

GREENWOOD, .3 MISSISSIPPI
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

The last two days Of the presidents 5
tour were spent in Arkansas and New
Orleans, where he received enthusia-
tic ovations,
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Superintendent Sims Of the Missis-
sippi Institution for the Blind, makes
public his report for the biennial period,
stating he had Is pupils last year, i6
this, and that there mas been NO fatal
illness during his seven years eOnnec-
tion. Financially the institution is IN
good condition, the Legislative appro-
priation being ample. The expendi-
lures last year were sl3, coo; this year,
sll,e1l The trustees compliment DIR.
Sims management in the highest terms.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

The SarLiis and Delta Railroad Com
pany sent its annual report to the Rail-
road Commission. but reports no ex-
penses 50 far as can be discovered, and
the chances are that the report will BE-
returned 70 the company for revision.
1t shows gross earnings Of s5.65 L.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Trains Nos. Il and 10 on the Southern
railway which were taken from service
on account Of the quarantine, were re-
sumed last week. Train No. Al west
bound from New York arrives In Mem
phis at 8 o'clock every morning. The
train eas,bound for New York leaves
Memphis every night at O'Clock.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

The fact that the Cotton Plant gin has
ginned only one-thiri as many bales OF
cotton this year as up to the same time
last year, illustrates the shortness OF
the crop In that section. And recent
frosts and heavy rains proved very
damaging TO the crop still in the fields.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Bonner Richardson, representing
Humphrey l. Co. bought SO bales OF
cotton from J. N. Kirk. Of Gunnison,
last week, paying l6i cents pound for
same. This is probably the highest
price paid for cotton in Mississippi this
year. Ii was extra fine staple, pulling
II inches.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Thes State of Mississippi has again
shown Its confidence in home industries
by placing the insurance on iIs big gins
on the Sunhower farm with the three
home companies-the Mississippi Home:
OF Ficksburg, the Merchants Union OF
Meridian and the Mississippi Fire OF
Jackson.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03

Macon's tax levy for the coming year
has been fixed at eighteen mills on the
dollar. being an increase over other
years on account. OF Improvements IN
the city.
The commonwealth., 1905-11-03
vision

The Liberty White Railroad Company
advised the Railroad Commission Lass
week that it had received It's ioaitica'
ton of the reduced rate on old school
books ana that ii accepts The rates.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-29

anteed square deal in the conduct of sports in the
city.
But we had experience with E. M. Woydt a cranky
chief of police And if Acuf is elected it's apt to be
Woydt for chief again. according to the latest information
o Q
Acuff is quoted saying he would like to appoint
Woydt chief of police againust to break with
" Dutch jake and Harry Baer.
Do you want Woydt for chief again?
Pa SANKEY'S Indians to game in fast time
yesterday and gave the fans the first genuine what
may come in the future
Kinkhammer held the box for the scapers and struck
out four men, holding the Elders down seven hits He
was in tight box in the fourth nning but got through
by quick piece of fielding and throwing to first in time
to catch the
Raymond again played his phenom game and with
Swain put through three Dagger.
Tozier who pitched for Salt Lake. was wild at times
and gave three passes, hit and had wild pitch
scored against him.
With good chances to cop the game today and GER
tanty of tomorrow game, when big crowd will be there
Spokane is going to carry the series away from Charley
Reys Saints in good style and start in the week with
Ogden at the top Of the list WILLIE B. GOODE
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-29

sian princes, three of them grown
up, while the fourth is in his later
teens, following hard on his brothers.
The emperor being Of a masterful
character, and not allowing the
slightest independence among those
relatives and connections he can con-
troll, is not specially beloved at the
minor courts of the fatherland, and
the honor of becoming father in-law
of one of his sons Is by no means
coveted.
BY particular aggravation of
destiny. 1t so happens that while the
number of eligible Protestant prin-
cesses is rather limited at present,
there are Roman Catholic royal fam
lilies who can boast quite bevy of
attractive, well-trained daughters
who would grace the highest posi-
tions.
In looking through the list Of pos
sible consorts for the young princes
not only must the personal attrac-
tions and disposition Of a princess
be considered, but also the character
and inclinations of her sisters, If she
has any.
These should not be the sort to
marry beneath them, after one of
their family has done remarkably
well, but disposed to live up to the
brother-in-law's Importance.