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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
Too Much smoke

An Adelaide (A~ustralia) man who
hanged himself left a note in which he
said: Heavy smoking has been my
ruin. Seven sticks Of fourpenny weekly
for 50years."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

When the baby talks, 1t is time to
give HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
It's the greatest baby medicine
known to loving mothers. It makes
them eat. sleep and grow. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Sextonss drug store.
20 Smith street:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

SIS. go Women Net Waists. z. 20
Plain and ng'd-eiaborate lace trim iml
yoke or triple panel s~tyles-fancy shortl
sieeVes-eream aod .white-silk lined. I
LhriL-Uua Al
ST. 20 Women Wrappers. .691
Cambria and seersucker--lght, mediums
sizes "a 10 40.
90 ct. Washable petticoats, sol
Seersucker stripes-clear washable cox
orings-deep iounces--tucks and ruffia.
49 ct. Babies Col Dresses, go
Bingham and Chambray-neat checks oe}
plain cclor7-French. waists or kusaiaa
styles-1or boys. or girls to 3 yrs. 4
Limit--Tva
90 and 70 ct. Boys BIouses. So
White and fancy Madras-neat striPea
and Unconstitutional or shirt celae
Limit-TwO II
SO CT. Elk, Size Night Dresses. IN
Good hsa5y uusliu-yoke of cluster tucks
and II. :.
Limit -TlEes. sal
19 ct. Women's Drawers. 10
Cambria and Nainsook-extrn wide rue.
fe With tucks and iaces or nRe enjoy.
Limit--Three.
$f.T9 Fine White Waists. 49,
Sheer Iawu-elaborate fronts OF emb,Hs
and lace In panel and other effects
short sleeyes--lace trim'd.
Ldmit--TTo. AL
90 ct. Women Hats.... IN
Black and colors-Turban and Sailor sE~
fects In fancy, bralds.
Emit-One
49 CT. Mems Night Shirts....... so
Fine White cambric-eollarless-54 inches
~long-fast color emb'd fronts
'' rimit-TArss sas s4i
SO ct. Hand Bags. "a
For Women and Children-coIors anAl
black-chafnois and MORE Hned-scms
cited with purse.
Limit-Two.
20 CT. Box Ruchings.... rs
six assorted neck lengths in box--suil
styles In Chiffon, Crepe Lisse and Net.
Limit-Three boxes
19 CT. BLK RibboHS -. .1fN
Liberty Satin Tafeta and plain TaHetsa
a and AZ lnches-BlGck, White na&
leading shades.
Limit-iO ydA
10 ct. MeS's H'dk'fs.... S
All Linen Il. 81 aud X inch hem. -
Simit--Ons doE
80 ct. Dressmdkers' Shears, III
Steel iaid--bent and straight apf
inch--exeellent quality -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

BERLIN, May 15.-It is stated here
that a meeting between the czar and
the kaiser will take place about the
end OF this month near the Russian
frontier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
nIr.. stoke. ON strike..

CHICAGO, May 15.-Mrs. j. g.
Phelps Stokes, visiting here, declares
that strikes are dangerous in that
"they tend to widen the chasm between
employer and employed"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
weather Probabilities.
Showers; southeast winds.
To Keep sue FIowers Fresh.

Cut flowers, s. expensive at this time
Of the year, will be found to keep their
freshness for days II they. are given
fresh water at night and placed ii a COW
cred tin pail IN a cool. well-Kenlilatea
room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

M e. "AMHH FEM"
80 CT. All Wool AIbatross.. -. 20
seinch-extra crepe fnIsh-black, white
and leading street and evening ;+sdes.
Limit-le yds
4e CT Satin FouIards...... 30
Polka dots and neat 4gnre effects-most
: Desirable c0lorings for present wear.
Limit-20 DDS.
t2N ct. OrgandyL Lawns. 49,. 50
white and tinted grounds--with spots,
ngures, and floral dcs!gns--in. variety OF
Limit-,o raa
10 ct. Mercerized Foulards.... 6%
Handsome variety Of designs and color
tsFns-soft. silky ipIsh.
19 CT. Novelty While Goods, ~
They comprise handsome Satin barred
efects-also dotted and figured Dlmities
sheer and dninty-fOr women's end
children's wear
II ct. Domet Fianneis. -. 81
oleACueu anu OnbIeHCneu-R0ON QuAiIlN
for Infants and ChilJren's Underwear.
Limit-lc yds.
29 ct. White Curtain MusIins, .i2H
Emb'd Tambour Sash Musllns--siugle
and double Observation-Disclosures fg'd CEN
tres-yery durable.
Linit-Ib gdA
20 CT. BIeached Shsetlngs... 1879
an yds. w%ldc--Extra heavy round
thread-No starch or dr-sSinS-one OF
the very best makes.
Linit--tO yasdA.
90 CT. Cotton FIascc Blankets, "a
white and colcled-11.4 s~ize--splendId
for hotels and boarding. houses.
Limit-1hree.
81. 25 Summer ComforiSbIes, .t.2e
Egll sIze-,reversiLlenapersian silk.
Oline cov'd--pprs y mite Gotten filling.
1e Ct. A.C. a. Tick'1gs...... .t2H
Extra heayy--s oz.-tce her proot--plain
blue aud white and bloleu strlaes.
/ Ldmit--lO y4A
$1.25 Feathers, by pound SO
Pure Live Geese Down and f. Their
Three-quarter Down-(aD Chicken or
Duck mixturel free from duat or odor-
sanitary cured.
Limit-l5 la
IS ct. All Linen Tow5IIirgs, sX
II Inch-bleached-red rnd llua tcrders-
seryiceable for hotel er family sac,
Limit: ydK
81. 80 Frlnged Lunch Cloths, .7e
, $40 size-all iinca-Cernnh sy.Sar hleadl,
row of handsome overwhelmingly
Of pretty designs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

Edgings anG Insertlngs-1 70 3 inches
wide-large variety Of beautiful
patterns In dots, figures, scrolls AMI
floral efectg--would be cheap E
at 0 and l2''S cts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
| Another Special Sale Lot

Insertings. Edgings md Bcadlngs-
narrow and medium w~idths-stropg
work, Arm edges; also fine Baby iEdg-
ings and Insertings-usunil lily I 20 o..
We also offer attractive departments Of
% to 40 inch Alloyers in beautiful patterns
for Yokes, Hat Crowns. Waists. Entire
Costumes and Baby Clcaks; also sheer
tlckfngs with lace insertings--al 81 very
moderate prices fcE the qualities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
Handsome Emb'd FIouncings

Is to IS Inches wide--sneereet
Nalnsook, fine Cambria and Swiss
Nothing choicer In the market
English and Novelty Eyelet, Wheel
variety of fancy effects
fiounced dresses, children's dresseA
corset covers, etc.
Worth go to .95.............'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
Fancy Laces

Point de Paris. Duchess and Fancy
Laces-2 to 4 inch-also insert1ngs-
quality and patterns for summer ny
dresses -vai,ie o to Is. .....-... ~
Lipiit ? DuEe1 Yards-No Mail 0rdeu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
Extra Fine Net Top Laces

White and Cream--2h to 0 inch
choicest patterns 6
reg. 10 to 80 cts-Sale pr!ce......... :
Limit IL yds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15

Fine Lot of Embroideries
Good Widths for Children's Dresses,
Aprons mud Ruffles-worth .1G.......A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
Anothcr Lot.. zinc .FIounclngs

Cushion Dot. EyeIet. French Blind. 81
and other desirable patterns 3H
Nainsook, Cambria, and Swiss HE
with and without beading top
1917 to II inch-salue 80 to .4o....~ .41
o to 10 i~nch-valpe .29........-. III
1, 900 Pieces Fine Embroider.ea
Cnmbric, SWISS and Nainscok-
Open n close, including eyelct-
many IN match patterns--plenty af III
good irni edges for Underwear :
not a poorly woven piece In the lot 4oz
III to @ inch-.19 to .2G-specia: -,
Oriental Lace Nets
Floral. Leaf and Scroll Designs Twj
white and cream--Inade on fine
Brussels Nets that will, stand al
c~leaning-60 cent quality. 100000.
Fancy Black Dress Nets
For Waists AND Entire Costumes
Rings. Polka Dots and Floral sAA
~deslgns-45 inch--yslue .o8 ...s...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
cerman and French Val. Lsces

German and French Val. Lacgs
Edgings anc Insertlngs-1 70 2 inches
wide-larxe variety Of beautiful
patterns In dots, figures, scrolls ana
floral eRccts--would be cheap 3
at 0 and 121ls cts
Linit--i6 yards.
Fancy Laces
Point de Paris. Duchess and Fancy
Laces-2 to 4 lnch--aiso insert1ngs-
quality and patterns for summer nv
ore'E EiU SaS ; Bor.s E Ts-d,oNo Mail oidsu.
Extra Fine Net Top Laces
White and Cream-2h to 0 inch
choicest patterns q
reg. 10 to 80 cts--Sale price. ........
Limit IL yds.
French ard German Walls
Edgings and Insertings TO match
1 and ~ inch-H styles 1Al
usually SO cts. a dozen yds.....,... V
5000 Pieces Finer VaIs
Best patterns imported. Y
Instead OF 50 cents dozen.......... 30
Instead of 90 cents dozen ......... ID
Instead Of 98 cents dozen ......... go
: A. these lsess are in great demand
e a scarcity Of shoioer patterns, which
makes assortmenE shown by Va more re-
markable. u
Special Line Of Linen Laces
s widths from / to 4 inch-for Linen
Gowns and other washable dress <
trimmirgs-ynlue 10. .............s =
100, 900 CARDS Torchons
InsertinEs and Edgings-strong, fne
Cotton TorchnnG-for underwear
and dresses-w!dths to s Inch >
: worth 4 to 2 cts.-...........'..a.',..
Black Brussels Nets
Pure Silk-a specially good
quality for Dresses-full two yards
\ Wide=(don't forget the width so
N. Regular Prica 98..-........... 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
1, COO Pieces Zinc Embfolder
Oriental Lace Nets
Fancy Black Dress Nets

For Waists an6 Entire Costumes
Rings. Polka Dots and Floral
~designs-45 lnch--yalue .oS -......,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
French ard German Walls

Edgings and Insertings TO match
1 and III inch-25 styles >
usually SO cts. a dozen yds.....,...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-15
1e Ct. Novelty While Goods, ~

They comprise handsome Satin barrel
checks and plaIds-regular and broker
effects-also dotted and figured Dtmitlei
sheer and dninty-fOr women's enc
children's wear.
Limtt-i5 .dA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
HONOR SYSTEM
NOW IN FORCE

Morgantown, April 1s-The Jun
Tor Law class yesterday unanimously
voter to adopt the honor system for
Iall subsequent examinations in their
department. This move Is the re-
suit of widespread impression
among the bar of the State (which
was not without grounds Of support)
that the manner of conducting ex-
aminations in the law department
here has been obviously no true test
of the applicants legal ability. In
short, the idea has gained consider
able credence in outside circles that
the students in this department
deem it rather an honor 70 "crib"
and pony IN their examinations.
To counteract such an impression.
to protect our own honor 1.-THE writ
er being a member Of the junior law
class) and to maintain the prestige
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
BOND ISSUE
At LuMBERPORT

Boyd E. Hornor, assistant man
ager Of the Lumebrportaope house,
announces that the fBell Boy viii
appear there the night of April "a.
He says the house has been fortunate
all the season in securing fine shows
and the season has been one of sue
cess, the patronage being at all times
quite satisfactory. In speaking Of
his town he says the bank has moved
into the new opera house building
and now has fine quarters. Several
new buildings will soon be ready for
use, among which is a large livery.
stable. There are to be two more
coal mines near there-one on the
F. NJ. Robinson farm and the other
on the J. W. Fortney place. The
town viii vote April 25 at a special
election on a proposed bond issue of
s., 500 for the Improvement of side
walks and streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18

Of the college of law, we found it
imperative to assume the initiative
in introducing the E'honor. system
at W. v. q.
Speaking of this system, the Hon.
Henry st. George Tucker, ,af vir-
ginia, said: at is a system by
which the young man at the very
beginning Of his legal education is
brought to realize that in the crucial
test to which he is-subjected bs ex-
animation for graduation he is not
to be watched as q suspect or guard
ed as felon, but he is to be allowed
to work out his own salvation and his
own examination with a simple re-
lance BY those in authority, on his
pledged honor, that it VIII be done
without assistance from any source. /"
Wherever this system has been
adopted it has worked like charm
IN creating a manly sentiment of
honor and integrity, and a corres-
ponding scorn Of chicanery and de-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
REWARD OFFERED
FOR MURDERER

Joseph Hunt, sheriff of Howard
county, Nd, and located at Ellicott
City, Nd, has offered a reward for
the capture of al Carter alias AL
Raney, colored, wanted for the mur-
der of Thomas N. Rinehart, April
2 who was we'll known in this coun-
ty. Carter is about % years of age,
about 5 feet 10 inches in height,
weighs about t6o pounds, Light yel-
low Cor ginger cale) in color, teeth
good but irregular, has double or
Tapped tooth on either side of upper
row, has a gold tooth or gold-capped
tooth in front, the gold cap prob
ably removable. Wore when last
seen a black flat-top Stetson hat,
black square-cut double-breasted
coat, corduroy pants; odd shoes,
enamel or patent leather on left foot,
ordinary black shoe on right foot.
Claims to be drill or machine
runner, is a caInp-follower, gambler
and dealer in strong drink. Rain
eys friend, Joseph Mccoy alias the
Monk. is black in color, hair short,
teeth decayed, small moustache,
height 5 feet 3 inches, build, heavy
set and chunky ;wore when last seen
dark gray siiit with fine stripe, fancy
blue vest with small red dots, and
patent leather shoes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Thousands of Buildings
in Heaps of Ruins

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1812:OG M.Fhe rooms in the Pal
ace Hotel vacated early in the morning guests
turning to gather up their effects
The loss of life have been the poorer districts
and manufacturing territory.
For the benefit of eastern people who have friends visiting
Frisco is safe say that they have not been injured
Fires spreading, and if the up Francisco will
experience the greatest confagraton inIaoden times
Big fires ranging the Sansome streets
Oakland said to have suffered severely Tie Grand
hotels will probably fall to the flames within half hour The
Examiner and Call buildings also in Imminent danger
Practically the entire front Pine and Du
pont streets fires can be all downtown districts
brisk western wind is arising.
At S:l5 o'clock there another shock intensified the
panic. The shock however Of short duration.
The Santa Fe round house and across the bay at
Point Richmond have collapsed
At $50 estimated hundreds killed probably one
Thousand injured.
The poofce building entirely collapsed
The fish market collapsed killing
The Grand Opera House is burning ferccly.a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
OCCURS
AT WILS0NBURG

Mr.. Charles t. swiger ond Miss
Janis Maxwell were married Tues
day night at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Max
we'll, at Wilsonburg, in the presence
Of a large number of guests. Rev.
C.. A. Snider, of Adamston, offciat-
ed. After the ceremony bounti-
ful lunch was served. They are a
very worthy young couple and have
the best wishes of many friends for
a long and happy welded life.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
License Applications

AT the meeting Friday night of
the city council to grant liquor
licenses, ii being the last meeting
of that body before May i, the be-
ginning of the license wear, an ap-
piieants for hotel, restaurant, pool
and other licenses should have their
IN, as they will be acted
on too.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Dynamite is Used to Check Flames

SAN FRANCISCO April 180n Market street towards the
erp section occupied by cheap lodging houses and hotels and
here the loss of life reported great it thought The extent
can yet be ascertaned.
Dynamite being used to check the progress the fires
The residence section Of the city while badly hakenepors
of life serious damage
The Valencia hotel fvesoy structure street. bury
ing seventy-fve persons.
Many fire houses damaged make it impossible get
the apparatus ont.
lodging The Kingsley entire
collapsed and is believed eyenye to eighty bur-
led in the flaming ruins.
The Lpman Dry Goods burning
strucion Of the entire block
Street tracks badly twisted blocking traffic
part of the CITY,
The Episcopal church Eleventh street. the sudebaker
age factory badly damaged
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
FLAMES ARE WIP|NG
OUT ENTIRE CITY

SANFRANCIsCo APRIL 1SSan Francisco was practically
wrecked by an earthquake at 10 o'clock this morning
The shock lasted three buildings
\ damaged destroyed.
The loss of life is reported great
The City Hail. costing millions dollars in ruins Mod
crn buildings suffered less than brick and frame
The terror and excitement ndeseribable.
Buildings swayed and crashed burying occupants
IS. A panic ensued in the downown hotels.
The Palace and St Francis Hotels greatest
damage 10 buildings South Market street where mostly
buildings and tenement houses located There were every
block in that-distric
burst by the earthquake The plant gas
are disrupted The damage extends through heenire city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
EARTHQUAKE Wrecks San FRANCISCO
COLLAPSE AND THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE NLLEDCTY ON FIRE
EVERYWHERE And TERROR REIGNS SUPREME

At about 40 o'clock the Postal Telegraph Company
munaon with San Francisco but lost the connection again almost
Immediately In the brief periods that the working
Francisco office reported that number of buildings collapsed
that the dead and injured being taken from the rapidly
possible The principal danger from FIRES number of which had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
C. A. r. Ladies 10 Mees

The Ladies Of the Grand Army
circle win meet Thursday night Of
this week at the Grand Army han
by order Of the president.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Business Houses are on Fire

SAN FRANCISCO April 18The business section the city
from Market Mission mhe Bay back had been
almost completely wrecked The Call buildings
destroyed Many buildings along Market Mon ncu-
ing department stores collapsed Hundreds people the cheap
tenement district reported killed The portion was but
slightly damaged although every injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Earthquake Reached
Across the Continent

WASHINGTON c. April 1s-The seislnograp here at s 80
o'clock this morning violent agitation At noon it was still
vibrating showing earthquake reached the
SACRAMENTO caf April 1sA earthquake shock oc-
CURED here early this morning 1t impossible learn the
tent Of the damage No loss of life yet reported ssr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Great Damage Occurs
All Over the CITY

NEW YORK April 1s-At 1000 o'clock the Postal Telegraph
Co. received telegram saying:
Particular damage was done in the district and
Market street Especially destroy ed eight in the
manufacturing and wholesale districts banking district is not
seriously damaged although small damage has been done all over the
whole town.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
wires are AIN Down and ONT

NEW YORK April 1SThe report here that a severe
earthquake wrecked buildings and great life in San
Francisco this morning The shock 513 San Francisco
time Following the wrecng Of buildings numerous fires broke out
The Postal Telegraph Office wrecked and communication was lost
at $50 O'Clock New York time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Stores and Factories
are-Entirely Destroyed

SAN FRANCISCO April 18A disastrous fire broke out within
one block of the Palace hotel $3.50 O'Clock The Postal Telegraph
building was badly damaged The operating total
Between the Postal Telegraph office and the been
great damage BY fee The damage by the earthquake apparently
people blowing up buildings Residence districts so far as
heard from.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Trains are Cut Off
by the Big Eruption

NEW YORK April 1s-The Postal Telegraph Company re-
the following streets Dramm, Davis Front Battery SansCn Mont-
gomery Kearney Spear, Main Bea lie and Fremont
The Western heard Sacramento that the Southern
Pacific will try get train to san Francisco by way
Valeho, passengers will taken the city by boat This
is make necessary by the reported sinking of three miles of the
section of track between Suisan and Benecea about thirty miles from
San Francisco
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
The Shock is Felt
in the State Of Nevada

NEW YORK, April 1sAt 1:O5 the Western reported
that serious fire was burning Berkeley where the State University
located The St Louis and San Francisco railroad
Nevada reports that earthquake shock severely through
out Nevada and that all wires thrown down
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Railroad Track Sinks Out of Sight

NEW YORK, April 1SA Telegram from Sacramento reports
that three miles Of track sank out Of sight earth
quake between Suiuan and Bemeea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18
Very Heavy Earthquake
is Felt in West

CHICAGO, April 18Teegraph companies here are entirely
without wires to San Francisco The Sacramento Office of the Western
having lost all wires at 53 A. NJ Considerable damage reported
Sacramento.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18

R. N. Amber, of Parkersburg. is
federal court here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-18

> Delivered 10 all parts Of
City BY Carrier. Price
10 cents per week 2 :.
cents per copy;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-02

he exclaimed. 81 who have so much at
stake
The detective evidently thought the occa-
sion called for whatever comfort 1t was In
his power to bestow
Yes" said he For it is here she will
seek you if she takes notion to return.
But woman is an uncertain quantity, he
dryly added.
At that moment the telephone bell rang.
Mr.. Ransom leaped to answer; but the call
was only an anxious one from the Fultons,
who wanted to know what. news. He an
sWered as best he could, and was recrOSS-
ing disconsolately to his chair when voices
rose in the hall, and man was ushered in,
whom Gerridge Immediately introduced as
Mr.. Sims.
A punner-and with news. Mr. Ransom
summoning up his courage. waited for the
inevitable question and reply. They came
quickly enough
What have you got? Have you found
the MANI
Yes And the ady's been to see him:
that is if the description of her toys was
correct"
He means Mrs. Ransom explained
Gerrdge Then. as he marked his clients
struggle for composure, he quietly asked,
A lady in a dark green suit with yellow
ish furs and a blue veil over her hat?'
That's the ticket
1.-The clothes worn by the woman who
went out of the basement door, Mr.. Ran
SOM
The latter turned sharply aside. The
shame of the thing was becoming intol-
cradle.
And this woman wearing those yellow
fuTs and the blue veil visited the man of
the broken jaw inquired Gerridge.
Yes, sir
"When?"
about this afternoon"
"And where"
at the Hotel st. Denis. where 1 have
since tracked him
How long did she stay?''
About an hour.
I'm the parlor Or
In the parlor They had a great deal
to say. More than one noticed them. but