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The Washington times., 1905-08-13
AFTER THE WEDDING.

Who gave the bride awuy?"
Her little brother. He stood up rlgh:
in the middle OF the ceremony and
yelled 'Hurrah Fanny. you've got him
al last. Chicago Record Herald.
The Washington times., 1905-08-13
Answer TO Last w eek's
Jun1ble Puzzle

Mrs. Maxstead will admit no future
for Anna without first casting out the
Austrian.
The number used the key counting either backwards
forwards the might be- the word in The ne sentence itself
being counted No Every Other word beginning with the first
ahead from the tumble begin
ming with the second unlblevord counted backwards
TOdaS list OF hit upon and followed
accurately the key In addition the
Others admitted right which gave evidence that the
teStan had found The key to the puzzle and had worked
telgbe sentence, differing very slightly the form here printed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

veloped In the case Of George Rich.
ardson. the youth arrested by De
tectlvoa Phillips aad Richardson on
a charge of systematic hotel thlev-
ing.
IL concerns the beautiful North
Yakima girl FLORENCE nruff. who
fled from Seattle the day the arrest
was made and who had IN her pos
session some Of the loot atolen By
the hoy thief
The police we're not anxious "a
arrest the girl. all they wanted was
the stolen property. as there was
no evidence that the young woman
had participated in the snhheriea.
Investigation by Detectives Phil
ilna aud nyFnea has brought Co
light the fact that Florence nruff
ia married. her husband being John
II nruff. prominent attorney In
North Yakima.
nruff. In a letter 70 the local no-
lice department. claims that. al
though he married the pretty young
woman. he only lived with her one
day.
lie asks the detectives 20 come "a
North Yakima aud place hla wife
under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

II there were any children In
this case would refuse 10 grant
this divorce. and make you two live
together aaid Judge Morris from
the bench Saturday morning. look
lns severely down upon the cute M
tie figure of Mrs. ". NJ bronson.
who sat IN the witness chair all In
white and swinging her dainty III
tie Whlteahod feet a couple OF
inches above the floor.
You folks say you have been
quaFreling continued the Judge.
but. although the court has oxer-
eiaed all the ingenuity Of which u
Is capable IA trying 10 get out OF
YOU what you have been guarding
about. the court has failed OF
course. the court can SEQ how nery-
Gus pruatration FOR a delicate wom-
an would naturally result from five
years % continual Disagreement. but
the court Is convinced that there
are things which have not been dis
closed 10 Il IN this hearing II the
trouble were Just ordinary petty
guarding. the court would NAy
that every man and woman quar-
eeia more or less. and mutual con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

ccaaiona must be made. LIFE ISN'T
AL RAINBOW COlORs WHEN
PEOPLE GET MARRIED. AND WE
ALL HAVE TO DO THE BEST We
CAN TO KEEP THINGS GOING
SMOOTHLY ny NOT EXPECTING
TOO MUCH. This plaintiff says all
she has TO complain OF has been
constant disagreement aud the hab=
IL her husband has had Of packing
up his grip aud running away from
her every ten minutes or so for the
past five years. declaring that he
would never return. The court
since there are NO children. VIII
take this cooperating habit into
consideration aud grant a deeree on
the ground OF cruelty"
With a sigh OF relief tho trim lit
Ito white figure climbed down from
tho witness chair. aud together with
a soman friend left the court room.
n doEen pairs OF Interested maseu-
limo eyes following her-elerha. bail.
irfs and attorneys having been com.
rletely eaptiyRted by the pretty
brown eyes. tho Cupld's bow mouth
and the air of troubled seriousness
that made up the personality Of the
attractive little applicant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
RUSHING
REPAIRS
THE DAKOTA MAY De Am-E TO
LEAVE DRYpooK NEXT
THURSDAY

II Il estimated BY those IN charge
that the Dakota will be able 10 leave
the nrrmerton drydock by next
Thursday NJ the repairs arr being
rushed night aud day
The port tail shaft was removed
from the easing Friday afternoon
aud the metal hushing IN the stern
bearing vas found o. be split
Moran'a foundry Is now turning
aat the castings Co take the place 81
the broken parts and they Will be
ready to pat In place very soon. A
sang Of men has been put 60 work
painting the hull Of the vessel. and
nhe VIII be Ia fifHt-claaa condition
by the time ahe ia ready FOR the
water again. Many people from an
over the sound aro visiting the navy
yard Saturday 20 SEE the big vessel
out Of the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

There ~ no more opportune
time % the year 90 have r-utal
work done than now. The wealth
er L. comfortable. and the ayE-
tenn generally iH nj It's best aver
age Of health. By having the
work done now you Will save
yourself Il lot 81 discomfort dur
Ing the winter months. for
dRughts and ehills viii not set
he az readily IN healthy teeth
and gums as IN Diseases ones.
n you are w need 81 the serv-
Ices of n dentist. then dentists
and dentistry interest you vitality.
and ~ you have No doubt heard
81 The Boston Dentists Alvealsr
Method % Dentistry. the most
wonderful revolution that the
profession OF dentistry has ever
known.
Unless you nre already bilndiy
attached 90 one particular dem
list and cannot be reasoned with
IA behalf Of another. We ask you
to consider the qualifications Of
The Boston Dentists. 1880 Sec
ond avenue. the geniuaes who
discovered the Aiveolar Method
of Dentistry.
While naturally the most 6if-
ficuit dental cases come 60 them
yet they invite the simpler dental
work. too. II may be taken for
granted that men aho know their
profession well enough 70 have
originated the Aiweoiar Method
must have superior skill in
treating decayinR teeth. painful
teeth. browning teeth. etc.
In filling decaYed teeth. treat
iuK ahaceaarn and Inflammation
caused by careless dentists they
are able 10 render most skilled
service.
Everything IL done anftaeptic-
ally and every facility to insure
success n al hand.
II there n a doubt In your
mind regarding this new method
We ask you TO make an inyestI-
CATION. call az The Boston Den
lists office and LEI them explain
and tell you about H. They will
examine and advise you on your
conditiqa free OF charge. You
can see work % this nature that
they are doing IN their office
every day. and n requested they
can arrange 90 have you see pa
TENTS Who have had work done.
~ that you may see results for
yourself
They have the largest and most
complete office west Of the
Rockies n you need your teeth
or gums attended 20. and you
want the best that the profess
sion has and az moderate price.
you make a serious mistake II
you DO not call on The Boston
Dentists. Their address is i420
Second avenue. Seattle. opposite
Tho Bon Marche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
TRAGEDY
AvERTED

For the second time the tailoring
establishment Of H. =. Jensen. AZ
les south Second. came within an
ace Of being the scene of a tragedy
when. Friday afternoon. :. u. VIII
son, alias Knott. an ex.convict seek
inE "a cause the withdrawal % a
grand larceny charge preferred
against his wife by The tailor. placed
revolver a. Jensen's head and de-
uanded that his wifra name be
stricken from the states papers
Jensen parleyed with the deapsr-
ate man and siEnaiied 10 Mira Ia
Mont. the landiady OF the white
House, 20 summon the police.
Wilson then chased Jensen
through the haii and attempted 90
break the connection al the tala-
phone.
Falling IN thia he pocketed hia re-
vuiver and dashed down the narrow
stairway and escaped.
Jensen Immediately appeared be-
fore Prosecuting Attorney Markin-
toah. where he secured complaint
charging Wilson with assault A
warrant Il out for his arrest. but
the police have been unable 10 locate
him.
Jensen lodged AT the roominF
house OF Mrs Minnie Wilson. alias
Knott. az 1907 Third. lie had. 10
he claims. $500 worth OF furniture al
the place.
on July 81 the woman called m
| expressmau. supposed 10 have been
/ Charley Chiiaom and had the furni-
ture removed with her own. A few
| days ago Jensen asked that a fell
ony charge be placed against them
/ aud Gccurcd n complaint Jointly
charging the two with grand lar
/ ceny.
Mrs Wilson H. also At large, but
the police expect 70 opprchend them
/ soon.
on January 7 Mrs Jensen. over
come with melancholy. committed
suicide. on February IS ". T.. lem
sen was formally charged with the
crime Of arson by O. H. Gonael. a
bartender, and his brother in-law.
| Tho circumstances surrounding
the attempted burning OF the Gensel
home. az s20s Madison. cast a suapI-
oion on the Wen known tailor, and
though II was firmly believed by
the authorities that Jensen commit
/ ted the crime. the case has been
continued Indefinitely.
Mrs. densel was at home with her
baby Ind had u not been for the
prompt action ~ two street car men,
who we're psshng the place on their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
HAIR-RAISING PICTURES.
Be SHOWN To SEATTLE PEOPLE

Things are "a store Tor Seattle
people who arr Interested Ia the
strenuous dolnEa % the Masamn.
Apnaiaeh ian and Sierra climbers
WHO recently elambored up the sides
- ut. Rainier and climbed 20 the
summit.
Professor Walter Parks. the genial
and Ingenious moving picture
man who went with the climbers.
and who waa aiwayH on hand with
his big camera when anything In
teFeattnE happened. 81 In town he
has with him over half a mile OF
films. something like IS. 600 expo
Hures. show lng the climbers on their
hikes all over the mountain side.
and from the tifue they landed at
Ashford until they tumhlcd over the
crater rim at the summit.
The moving picture machine
caught the climbers many times
they least expected n. and in addi.
tiuu 10 the more serious business o.
climbing over glaciers and up froseu
cliffs. there wili be a few interesting
comics. showing the biaouercd
Nauny Goats" and she knicker-
hockefed rnliiyH~ sliding down steep
anow fields seated in iin wash
basins. with a tumble at the finish.
also aesne scenes showing the climb
era going into and emerging from
their aieering- bags at camp Muir.
rushing 10 tho supper table AZ the
sound u the buEle ~ camp. and a
lot % other good things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
Will Plead
On Tuesday
NOW KNOWN THAT MRS.
CHRISTOPHER MADE FIRE.
ouERT VISITS TO THE couN.
~ ASSESSORS OFFICE

MIRA I.eylsa Christopher. alias
Mrs. Jack" Chesterfield. Was ar
raignei before Judge Morris Sat.
urday morning By Prosecuting At
tornsy Macintosh. on charge OF
having carried tools into a jail
Tho pretty little law breaker look
81 worn and worried and held 10
her face one Of little hands which
are charged with having carried
bali a dozen sticks Of dynamite 90
her husband. that he might blow out
tho top u his cell She was suffer
ing from an liberated 10th. which
had been broken off By n dentist
In an attempt Co pull II In the wos
mans ward Friday night.
In consideration OF her suffering.
the fair prisoner was given until
Tuesday to enter her plea Of guilty
or not guilty. She Is now tucked
away In a bed In one of the inner
cells. completely Frustrated.
II mn hHNfloNfA AiAsAA ffA T. aAAsN
art. an employe OF the day shift of
the county asseasor'a office. acted
as "A witness when tho Christopher
marriage license was procured, and
that he has for some tins been a
friend OF Mrs. Christopher Also
that Mrs. Christopher frequently
visited him at the assessors office
10 will be remembered that the
/ charge OF dynamite fired by Chris
tophcr. or Chesterfield. tore a hole
through the ceiling and into an I'm
locked vault adjoining the assessor 5
quarters. and Il Is believed that her
frequent calls al the assessors of
flee were for the purpose of ascer-
tanning tho best place 20 lay the
charge OF explosives. In order IL
render escape through the roof OF
the coll the easier. II Is certain that
the woman knew iuat where the
hole would be torn in the assessor &
office floor. and that she had given
Chesterfield Instructions how TO es-
cape after leaving the cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
COURT NOTES

Mary Norris was grained a a.
vnree from Robert Norris Saturday
morning Ga the ground Of cruelty
aud nom support.
=. q Graft pleaded not guilty TO
a charge ~ grand larceny Saturday
morning and was released on a
81. 600 bend.
fsazso Dominance. attempt 90 muir
der. Ievlsa Christopher. carrying
tools into q iaii Prank Thompsoa.
burglary aud John Moore. burg
lary. were ali arrniEued Saturday
morning before Judge Morris. each
being allowed until Tuesday %
plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Among the more thrilling views
are those showing the Maaamaa TAX
ina the dangerous climb around 0ah-
raitar rock. and threading their way
among the 300 eavefuaua sFevassses
that he between Gibraltar and the
summit. a rare thing also wlll b
the reproduction Of the accidental
fail % - q. TrsnEoxe. QUE Of the
kisef rhotoRfa phte starr areun.
panyluE Professor Parks. who. while
climbing across NuHaualls nIaelsf
slipped and fell into y yaNninK
crevasne. shooting down the length
of half a block towards the edkf Of
the pFeclplcs before being able Ia
catch himself with hia Alpine stock.
Professor parka happened In have
his machine ali ready al the mafneut
ard caught hla fellow eameFae
fiend during thu whole slide. An
avalanche q SNOW and rocks. caught
on the summit climb. viii aIso be
reproduced.
Professor Parks states that the
pictures Wtli be completed aud ready
for rxhibit in a feN days. and HE
present trip through Tacoma. Seattle
and Spokane IL fas the purpose af
making arrangements for their ex-
hibittun. which affi be announced In
ihe near future. lie is accompanied
~ W. r Patton. o. the klasr photo
graphic staff. ore Of the men who
spent the hair-raiHing night on the
summit when the red fire signals
were set off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

should your copy Of The Star fall
70 reach you by . o'clock any eve
ming. please do uN tho favor 10 call
no our main office fsunssf. Main
1850. independent 1881 between 6
and T.1o o'clock. and We will send
you 4 copy at once. II you should
miss it more than once please teae-
phone - every time you mias H.
IN this way we can be certain Of
Swing our subscribers a perfect ser
vice and Il is the only way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

WAaHlHGTdN. y g. Aug g.
A leading commercial paper u Ma
Mia IL authority for the statement
that epl. Clarence Edwards chief Of
the bureau - inauiar affairs. stands
a good chance OF succeeding Luke
Wright as governor general Of the
Philippines
Colonel Edwards ln soon tsqbe pro-
NOTED 81 general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
FOrCeOf Habit

This going TO Iang's for your
drug wants means something
We aim TO keep the best for the
least.
Price hints
Ilster's Tooth Powder. csc size 49,.
ss.s....s.....s.sss I1C
Kinks Snowherry Soap. large white
floating cakes. los size ...... BE
Red Cross Electric Mineral Water.
sA-VN size .ttsssssss...sss. NDf
nF. Davis Ncrylne, a nerve builder,
81. bottle special ........., soc
nr. Merck's Blood Remedy. a three
weeks treatment. for 81 %
DR. Merck's German Liver Salts,
fuil pound ..,..........s.. soc
Murray Sealpieide a positive cure
for dandruff and falling hair ,...
.....s..-......... 13e
II pays 10 deal a, I.ang'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

The local posfoffice reports gross
receipts during the month Of Iuiy
OF $50 This exeoeda the gross
receipts Tor July ef last year By 81
asst. 70 per cent Increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
RUN is OVER

The first run Of socksyeu In the
straits has almost spent itself. many
eannerlea not having enough fish 20
keep them busy Friday The second
run IL due in a short time and
The pack 80 far this season has
been fully up 20 expectations. some
eannerY men estimating that NJ least
taa. eco eases have been packed.
This IL better than vas done during
the first run four years aRo. the last
big year. II - thought that the
total pack for the yrar win exceed
saa. 600 eaaeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
The Place To Go
For FirSt-CIaSS
Dental Work

Marvellous Fosts in Dentistry
Accomplished by The Boston
Dentists -- Wonderful Alveolsr
Msthod--Ths Only system That
TiBhtcns Loose Teeth, Cures
Pyorrhea, Ete.--startlin9 Rev.
oiution in Dentistry ~ Every
thing Depends on Hoy Your
TEETH Are Treated - Poor
Work 10 Dear al Any Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

4 The game birds on Mercer Is 4
= land are to be protected. Game =
= and fiah eGmmiaaiouer Ref H. =
4 after the yioiat0ra Of the law.
: aud Saturday morning he APP =
= pointed IS deputies. authorized :
= 20 make arrests. the deputies =
= being residents of the Island 4
= and stationed on the ground. 4
= where they can keep a sharp =
= lookout for the man behind the
4 gun 4
= For aotue time past there =
= have been hunters on the island .
. violating the game laws. and =
= the stock Of game has been de- =
= pieting c9mmiaaiouer Ref 4
. says he means 10 see to Il that .
. the hunting r. stopped and all =
= offenders VIII be promptly =
4 prosecuted. =
4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

NsNANNNH
We will sell you teas, coffees and
groceries nt Wholesale. We have
made arrangements whereby you
can have your orders delivered.
weighing ~ 20 400 pounds within
reasonable city 1mits) for - cents.
50-ib. bag fine salt, per bag 35e
The very best tea imported: price.
according 10 size package, Ia pack
ages from ~ pounds up, per
pound from .....,... Zoe 20 he
EtKu quality tea "DETAILS I5c ihJ.
you can get "a here al wholesale
IN packages from ~ pounds 40.
Price. according 30 Size package.
per H., from ..... Sic 20 35f
a real choice Japanese tea On Soc
retail grade). fresh and sweet.
good cup, quality. Ca packages
from ~ lbs up. price according
30 size package. per pound ......-
....... ............ -S1c 70 S1c
Hoffman House Coffee. none better
ln America. fresh. rich and de-
licioua. IN packages ~ lbs. up.
this grade sells at retail for SOC a
h.. wholesale price use 10 2Df
Exirn quality tea Getails 75c I'd.
.................... .2Sc 20 2fE
Choice coffee. per lb..+.- Use
5-gallon can table syrup. $40
5-gniiDn can extra syrup. ... $500
Large boxes matches. per don. boxes
....... ...+...... ....s.......fJf
BIB. cans Baking Powder, warrant
I'd pure ana 20 suit. for. .6Jf
3. n. YERTA g. SONS,
Wholesale Groeerp.
Corner Main and Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Hest equipped atndia in the city
ErFan 4 Erickson. Eftel building
Second aud PIKE. Both phones. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

regular run 70 the lake. the two lives
would have undoubtedly been
snuffed out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Best equipped studio boz the city.
EgKau A. Erickson Eitel building.
SECOND and Pike. Both phones. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Hest equipped studio IN the city.
EgEan & Erickson. Eitsi huildinr.
seeend ana pix. 10th phones. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Having Photos Made.
Best equipped studio IN the city.
Eggan & Erickson. Eitel building.
Second and pike. Both phones 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Small payment Gown. buys an
ART LAUREL. RANGE. the only
double fiue range In the market
liz fat ave Sole agents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
Gave Her a Good Talk


Life all rainbow oolors people married aud
DO the bos o things going smoothly
by expecting too much "-Jpdgo GcorEe b. MorriA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

A strange and sad sequel has de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

Pants are down 20 rock bot
tom prices A call will be sure
10 make you purchaser. The
xooda are Of the best al the
prices. They range from $500 90
taaa. Come and see them. u
only to look.
n. LEWIS & CO.. 700 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
WIFE is GUILTY
PUNISH HER TOOL"


\ tho guilty be punished man
wife is equally guilty, Come here and get he-lohn Il Bruft
North Yakima
! commune NAttkttttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
VIII frost You for Land

You speculate the capital Of others
It Is perfectly fair.
Many people have got on" that way.
n You choose wisely II is better than any Savings
Bank proposition.
You be your Savings Bank.
In buying land il Is a good idea 20 get something
that strikes YOUR fancy.
There are plenty Of chances TO get your money
into poor real estate
There are few chances TO get Il out.
There are chances TO get good real estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05

but children appreciate the o. X
following overheard from Captain
residing 1918 Fourth Seat
Wash.
Josephine II should take fire what
Josephine 4 would take
Baby Burnca but the would out out O. X
Washer"
Verifying old proserb that children tell the truth
FOR SALE By c W BoYNToN HARDWARE co, 800 PIKE ST.
Price $1,000 - 90 down. 81 90 per week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-05
M111RlxNxcS

ARE GOOD
They will strike your fancy.
They will strike the fancy OF others
back more than put In.
And You do this little money.
Just a little down.
a little monthly
A fronting Haller Lake will always be de-
sirable
II Is close to town
Is close the fnterurhan-
It's situation is picturesque pleasing
The quality of the soil is not only good. but abso
iutey Al
You will
Everybody
Many of them have titled soil and what they
talking about.
| would you pass judgment
II will cost you nothing.
You not mporuned TO buy.
aud
a little money with you
already have been disappointed In their
loetions-others having been little more prompt in
putting the cash
Now. other time. is the time TO do bus
mess
No "proorastinator" ever yet got on Easy Street"
II Is the doer that gets there
Make appointment
my office. or call up T.. w. Mills at his
Spring Fruit Farm. Park 09l. and make a date
with him the land He Is a farmer himself, and
tell you all about things in that vicinity.
you Mr. Mitchenor Real Estate Agent
West Shore Green Lake lie will take you out with
his team.
-.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-02-09
TWO HUSBAND MUIR
DERERS.

Last week Mary Rogers was to
have been hanged in Windsor. VT. for
the murder of her husband, and later
ON Kate Edwards will be hanged in
Pennsylvania. She, too, killed a
husband her own, by the way.
Petitions in great numbers have
been presented to the Governors of
the two States urging them to exer-
else their powers to prevent the
hanging of the two women. Cover
nor Bell says, however mo-"
and Governor Pennypacker also
says "No" to all petitions. They
are to be hanged.
This raises a question as to MUIR
deresses. Wherein do murderesses
differ from murdere rs, who are al
ways with us? The oIe kills as
surely as the other, and just SO long
as hanging remains legal penalty
murderesses will have to line up
with murderers, unless indeed they
have beauty, wealth or powerful
friends, when a jury will release
them even more freely than it turns
loose murderers to kill more per-
sons.
The long and short of it is, Mary
Rogers and Kate Edwards have
enough been found guilty
of murder, and they have now no
more chance than men in their posi-
tions would have, and it is difficult
to see wherein public sentiment and
the public authorities are wrong in
seeing that they are hanged by theii
respective necks until they are dead