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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

II II hard TO he humorist and buy
hftoon tons Of coal
Il IN a blamed sight oasler to get a
wife than 10 manage her aftorward
When man loves woman as
much as he loves himself she should
take him. II won't happen oftener
than once In q lifetime
Some people keep their conscience
no we'll whitcwashod that they can
live with It without quarrellng.
Sometimes when the day Ia done
many raw thing IN, too.
On the other hand-thore 10 some.
times n wart
The upto-dato Girl no longer wearA
her rings 10 match hor costumes"
says Detroit newspaper "sho wears
them TO match the weather" This
let's the Chicago girl out unless she
carries her Jewel case along with her
when she goes shopping
A consumptlyo who is shlpwreckcd
on cannlbal island always dies Of
consumption, doesn't hc7 or ~ II
double consumption that gets him?
Anticipation Is a queer thing. Now.
when a man has n tooth TO be pulled.
he doesn't anticipate II with ardor
when ne ls about 10 get marriod-Ah.
the rosy aurora he secs ahead And
yot--whcn the tooth ~ pulled tho
trouble is all over while, on tho
other hand, aftor tho wedding. tho
trouble has just bogun'
And now the baseball umpire Is
cast IN 10 find mis- way 10 the Homo
Of the FrIoudloss for a winters VISIT
Wise Us the young man who finds
his wifo'B biscuits are even better
than tdhsc mother madcl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
Lost Wealth and DIES In Poverty.

Sacramento. Cal.-Joseph Roott. =
well known business man Of Spokane.
was found dead In this city Saturday
morning In hotel His clothing gave
evidence that he was In financial
straits. He arrived here on the Sth
Of this month, and worked as la.
boror lie was taken sick few days
ago, and expired from heart failure.
lie had stated TO friends that all Of
his funds were gone, ana that no could
not endure the snoers Of his former
business associates.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
TRAGIC EMO OF POLITICIAN.

Demented By Financial ReVerres He
Commits Murder, Then Suicides.
Santa Cruz. Cal.-Mai Frank Nc
Laughlln. the well known Republican
politician. one OF the best known men
In the state. shot his only daughter.
Agnes, through the head. innictlng a
fatal wound. at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning. and few minutes later
drank potion OF prusic acid. and
died within a few minutes. The daugh'
ter fingered until $3.50 o'clock Sutur'
day night without having rcgainod
consciousness. and then died, Major
Mclaughlin had mot with financial
rcyersos, and IL II supposed he sud
denly became insane.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
says Taylor Would oot Fair Trial.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. Wilson,
Republican goycnoroloct OF Ken.
lucky. with Mrs. Wilson, who arc
on their way 10 Washington, stopped
here sunday with relatives. lu an boo.
toryiOw Mr.. Wilson said that 10 VIII
liam $. Taylor former governor of
Kentucky and Charles Finley tor
NOR secretary OF state, under lndiCt.
mont for completely in the murder OF
william Goebol. return to their native
state. De intends 90 see 90 Il that
their lives are protected and that they
get gu absolutely fair trial
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

a woman doesn't mind a man got.
ting mad about her now dress. " he
giyoB her the money What sho oh.
iccta TO o. "a smile that doesn't give
down.
A mans love Ia coaling station. A
womanB love is the end Of the line.
the rouudhousc and the officers
Headquarters
Adam aud Eve would have a hard
time finding an apple TO eat this Fall.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

Rodding, Conn -Crazod temporarily
as the result of financial trouble dur
ing the last month or two. Lucin un'
derwood professor Of botany ut Coz
lumbia university, Now York Satur'
day afternoon attempted 10 BIN his ems
tire family, and after cutting his wlicg
throat cpded his own Iile boy stabbiui
himself under the right ear Mrs. un'
derWool win recover Professor I'M
derwuod had made his home hero for
the last year, and had been connected
with Columbia for eight years, lie
was 40 years old
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
Against Increased Hauling Rates.
Ina.

Mexico Clty.-RoprosoniatlycB OF
tho big smeltor companies from nll
parts OF Mexico are IN this city In or
der TO appear before tho tariff COM
mission and fight the proposed in'
crcusc In ore ratios on the Mexican
Central The Central has asked with
In Tho last few months flT permits
sion 10 raise it8 ratios on q rro1i
many commodities IN order that n
may protect itself against tho In.
croaslng cost of materials. higher
wages and the cost of many nocCs.
sury improvements.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

with my foot on the step. / waved
farewell to Larry, who stood outsi
watching me
ln a moment the heavy train VI
moving slowly out into the night upt
ifs westward journey
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
Marrow Escape,

Indian Territory boasts of a resi-,
dent Of the name OF Cy Kiokushoro
IL IS a good thing for Mr. Klckuahore
that no isn't In the newspaper bust.
ness or most everybody would
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22
NORTHW EST NOTES

&
Min, 80,
E'''' que W. '''''' great army %.
workers are being paid in actual
MONEY anu mo- "''' NOT D.. asked To
'aN' '"'''''L n""7' '''U'''a''" "'
.n''N. ISSUED "N o'n" CASHIERS TOT
VIZ ""7''
w. !. Quinn. % Wen known contract
/ or oI iuyaHup. Wash. was instantly
Killed under coal train uu the North.
b ern Pacific ton miles east OF Tacoma.
/ lie was 80 Years of as, and leaves a
I widow and three SONS
without footing their own horns.
| the citizens of Montana owe ID To-
themselves 20 call the worlds atton.
/ ton Co the fact chat there is not a
,lty in this state that Ia NOT npon
/ cash b,sIs .ays ti,, Itrtt, Aiip.r
/ ............, a.. ~. ,..., IT,.
"''''"''"' '' ~" l''' D" i'''"'
.0.,',.- '' .., ". ~. "".,, '''''
/ ..,...t 49,, "a, '.....,,..'
..., ,,', 80. -, IVY, ,,..
,, 49,. Az
-.
lh' secretary "l 'n' Wl"U'"H
WouIEro"'r' association ana me 'A'
| owilNv committee off thr Albany
/ county Sh''p ana Wool Growers as
] t'''a,Inn' nave arranged ll' lt"iiain
/ wv wy, ','.. '.',','"L. y" W. "''" Ut
'''"
'"'" '''',H may wv '""U" ",u''
| p'y'H lN'n lh mountains glhcr Mrs'
] &. II. Humphreys Who lives Just out
| ut Caldwell Idaho. realized uu Income
/ of $500 from One acre of strawberries
D of tho Grou Mar variety For tho sec
""l crop alone Fh' received $50
The jury 100 The case of Gibson
| charged with muurr for killing Eu
| gene MaunHull the mining engineer
/ at Go'dnpid. in March. reported &C.
| judge LanF1n that they were unable
/ TO urrco, ana wrro discharged. The
/ jury stood clfht Tor conviction ON The
charge " murder ana four for acQuit
'"l
The N22uOo worth Of pay checks for
lhe miners ana coke men OF the Car
non Coal a Coke company Of Trini'
dad, Colo. which were lost from the
stag" mat runs between Iongsdnlo
anu 'oh'Nllo. W'ro found ny couple
9i boys ana returned To the company
,h u, '''''' ""' "''" '''u''u oi tue
,,.,,,,
".,''''l ~ 'i'l WOOD, recently lrlen
W., '"u ''"'u,' VI 'A"''''no' s'ou'
W ii'""' "'' pu' '"'''u u
nuln' lh b'hN'I Tor Whlch no paid
/ Ad,VWN. strange nH u may seem, Hay
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-22

A Detroit business man has this
motto ON his desk:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
4 MISSOURI NURSE
SAYS DOCTOR BIT HER

81. Joseph, Mo-, June 12.-Miss Kath-
crime Boyle, chief accuser of DR.. c. r.
Woodson. superintendent of the state
insane asylum here, in connection with
charges of immoral conduct made
against him to Governor Folk. has
made a written statement that says:
While DR.. Woodson was trying to kiss
me and I was trying to pull away from
him he bit the blood out of my lower
lip"
The board of managers is here at the
request of Governor Folk to investi-
gate the charges. Miss Boyle is rs,
pretty, Of excellent reputation, and for
six years was a nurse in the asylum.
when I was on night duty in ward
10, six years ago., DR.. Woodson used to
come into the ward to see me of even
ings. He came in ostensibly to kill
rats, out in reality to make improper
proposals to me-" she says ''by actual
count he came in for fourteen nights in
succession, peading. begging and kiss
ing and in fact, until 1 thought I could
endure it no longer"
In her written statement she alleges
that there We're improper relations be.
tween DR.. Woodson and a woman EN-.
ployee of the asylum.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
MINERS UNION CHIEF
Is HEl To PE A On

Denver, June ia sensational OPEN
ing of h convention Of the Western
Federation OF Miners is psomfsed by
the delegates should Harry Riddefi.
president Of the Eureka. Utah, union
and an elected delegate to the '
ton. put in an appearance.
The credentials of Riddel have been
received and refused at the hands Of
the federation in this city. and Rid
dell is said to have declared hat he
is coming to Denver Monday to fight
against being put out Of the v
ton.
The charge against Riddell by the
federation is that he has been EMPLOYED
two years as a spy for a we'll known
detective agency and has used his high
office to aid in getting after the So
called "inner circle"
Riddell was formerly a member OF
union No. 63 at Telluride, and during
the two or more years at that place
it is alleged by the federation officials
that he received $1,000 for services from
the detective agency referred to.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
MAKES SPEECH WHILE
SOARING OVER BOSTON

Boston, June 11.-Boston looked up
and saw, sailing high over the build
ings in the center of the city, its first
airship. The craft appeared to be
heading earthward, and there was IL
rush OF many thousands in the direc-
ton it was going.
1t descended on the common, and
there It's navigator vas learned to be
Lincoln Beachey, 20 years old. Beachey
had cone from Revere beach. seven
miles away, in tw~enty-eight minutes.
The trip had beer smooth sailing, but
Beachey had less luck on the return
journey, and after several close calls
he wound up in the waters Of the har-
Dor. Twice his motors broke down
ON the trip back-once shortly after
he had crossed Charles river, and again.
after he had got back into midair after
a descent at Winthrop to avoid going
to sea.
The second time he was carried sew
eral miles in the direction of Boston
light. Then he got temporary control
of the machine again and sailed over
Nahant and, finally, a milo Off Revere
Beach, he dropped into the water.
Boatnen, who had started after him
when he was seen wobbling In the air
above Winthrop, soon reached him, and
fifteen minutes later had him and his
craft IN the beach.
Speech on the Roof.
VII liz W 10y w liz ICdCllSyr
circled his airship twice around the
s~tatehouse dome and, returning to
Revere, he passed over the capitol
building n dropped a message for
Governor Guild. The governor n most
of the legislators crowded the balconies
and sidewalks about the state house as
the airship sailed over them, and when.
the message came down waved their
hands and cheered.
AS the machine flew over the Hotel
Bellevue on Beacon street, Beachey
talked with a number of guests, who
had gathered on the roof. Thousands
watched the craft as it sailed up Bea-
con street, and d rush was made by
them for the common, where the descent
took place.
Beachey, after he landed at the COM
mon. "Whil all the conditions were
not favorable, the ship worked SPLEEN
didly. / worked a great part of the
time against the wind. but everything
went off WELL"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
ORCHARD DETAILS ACTUAL
KILLING OF STEUNEMBERG

Boise, June lot was when witness
Orchard brought his long narrative
down to the place where Ex-Governor
Steunenberg. afterWard killed, entered
into the events Orchard was relating,
that the Interest in the court room
became most intense.
w tried to locate Governor Steun-
enberg at once" said Orchard, but
could not. We went out to his res
idence several times M then finally
saw him ! n the Saratoga hotel on
Sunday evening. In the meantime we
had fixed w the bomb. SO Simpkins
and l took the bomb out at once and
set it under the sidewalk with a string
stretched across the walk SO that
when he struck it it would upset the
bottle of sulphric acid. We went
back to the hotel to wait, but heard
nothing. After two or three hours we
went out and got the bomb. We
found someone had broken the string
but had not upset the bottle. We
hid the bomb in some weeds. The
bomb was made in a wooden box Just
big enough to hold ten pounds of
| powder.
Next day Simpkins concluded he
had better not stay around any longer,
for he had seen several persons who
knew him. He thought it might go
hard with me If | was caught in his
company. He aid l had better re-
main and finish the job alone This
was some time in November, 1905.
"Simpkins all this time was a mem
Der of h executive board of the
Western Federation OF Miners.
Gun Was Balky.
After he went way / tried to catch
Governor S~teunenberg down town some
night SO I could slip out and plant
the bomb for him near to his home.
He was out Of the city a large part of
the time. Once l came to Boise, but
could not find him here. / returned to
Caldwell and stopped at the Saratoga
hotel, carrying the bomb in my grip.
/ finally located Governor S~teunenberg
on Christmas night, 1905. and. taking
the saved on pun, shotgun Pettibone
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13

Mourning Lad 81 u Tells De.#
tectives He Could Not Stay
at Home.

Chicago, June lit could inc sleep
at home after ann died and y 4
ran to h cemetery and went 70 bed
on her grave. 1t was awful cold. ~
/ slept better near mamma than 4 q
In bed ut home"
Christopher Hodktnson. "a, with
pinched face and solemn mien was ar
rested today for sleeping on his moth
er's grave at Oak Ridge cemetery
When questioned by Captain O.Brien
at detective headquarters h yousgster
said his mother died last February and
he missed her so that he oyercame his
fear of grayestones andghostly marble
shafts and visited her almost nightly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
CHICAGO WOMEN ALSO
WEAR FALSE EYELASHES

Chicago, June 12.-Those long lovely
eyelasheS you see upon ON young
women and admire greatly may have
cost SIS or $50 n set.
Jules Crest. a State street hairdresser
gays artificial ~eyelashes, which have been
made the subject of cable messages
from London. where they appear to be
popular among motorists, We're intro
duced in Chicago from Paris a year
ago, and there is a demand for them
by society M also by actresses.
They are glued on the eyelids so
they never show.
With care a good set will last a sea-
son or longer. They cost all the way
from s15 to $40, according to shade
and quality.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
BIG MINER FIGHTS
TO SEE HARRY ORcHARr

Boise, June 10-A lively occurrence
took place in the court house this
morning before the opening of the trial
A big, loose-jointed miner from Silver
City, anxious to see Orchard, sought
admission to the court room an hour
before the opening. Al the bottom
stairway he was stopped by three
sheriff's deputies, forming utter guard.
The visitor resented the questions put
to him and undertook to break through
the lines. Jack Wooden, a big deputy,
tackled the stranger who made a live
ly response. Wooden, however, finally
landed his man on the lawn. He was
allowed to go, but not into the court
room.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
A r WHIST is
DENOUTCED BY SUNDAY

Des Moines, Ia, June 11.-An attempt
OF the Knoxville Whist club to give a
benefit for the poor fund at Knoxville
resulted in denunciation of the club by
Evangelist Billy Sunday in his opening
meeting.
Women of the club efused to at
tend a benefit ball game in which Sun
day starred and in a pique decided 10
hold a benefit of their own. They
sought to hold a big card affair and
charge for every game.
Sunday attacked the women in his
sermon last night for their action and
In the midst OF the ak Mrs. d. A. Me-
Taggart. local president of the w. r.
G. jumped to her feet and passiona .Aiv
scored the women for their course and
declared the poor fund of which she
had control would no touch a. cent OF
the tainted money.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
UNCLE sam TURNS ON
JAPAN, QUITS POOLING
Efforts to Convince Mikado Of
Friendly Intentions Seem
to Have Failed.
DUE 70 CONSPIRACY TALE
laps Have Magnified Frisco Riot
Out of All Proportion Dates
Back to the Peace
Treaty.
DUE TO CONSPIRACY TALE
JAP ARsENALs
WORKING OVERTIME.

Washington, June 12.-Omcials
of the navy department admitted
today that they have received
information that in every naval
yard and arsenal in japan work
is being pushed with full forces
day and night. Little is known
as to the details of the naval ex-
pansion program on which Japan
is working, but it is believed to
be extensive and to aim at the
possibility of a conflict with the
United States. The state depart
lnent is said to be greatly con-
cerned about the activity of the
opposition party in Japan, be-
cause its fears that the opposi-
ton or lingo element may before
long get into the saddle, which
would greatly complicate the in
ternational situation. 1t is not
long since this party was in pow
er and it is reported gaining
strength fast.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
PACKING HOUSE
Transfers MAY
GO ON STRIKE:
Chicago Threatened With An,
other Labor TroubIe---Wage
Raise Reported Refused.

Chicago, June IA repetition of the
packing house teamsters' strike five
years ago., which was attended by more
violence than any labor trouble of sim
liar duration in Chicago, has become a
possibility. The stock yards drivers
have voted almost unanimously to go
out next Saturday unless their demands
are granted by the packers.
This action followed reports thai the
requests for an increase in wages of
4 cents an hour has been refused by all
the large packing concerns.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
ORCHARDS MILK
POISONING STORY
is CORRCBORATED.

San Francisco, June fired w.
Bradley, ex-manager of the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan mines, in Occur
d'Alenes, said last night that Or
chard's statement fits in with his
experience.
THE attempt to poison me with
strychnine in milk" he said, was
mainly frustrated by my habit of
early rising, my custom being to
breakfast before anyone else in the
house. On this morning 1 noted a
bitter taste in the milk. I spat it
out, and had the rest of it put out
of the way. Several innocent lives
We're thus saved. The milk had only
been delivered a few minutes be-
fore my tasting it,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13

had given me, went Quite his
I heard the governor eonafag Sfrled:
to get the iwo H~artssos q gun to-
gether, but had rot succeedea ps1ors
ne passed into the housa. theh Went
down town ng:alns
The next time saw the governor
he was Sitting In the Saratoga hotels1
went up to my room nmd SGT the ponllS
and hurried out to he S~leunenpsrs
house and planted the pofap 2 1ne
gate. I then started t1oleJ
and when about two blocks away I
net sseunenberg on MS 8 e :
ran as fast ash could 1oward Tile mo-
tel, but had#hot reaeaeu ~ Whsil tAs
explosion occurred.
I went to my room 70 oo up some
Hacia z slanL caps anu 1nlngs u 8
package. As | WAS dcihg 50 .giaal
cap IN my pocket exploded ana lore
one side of my coat out. l was afraid
everybody IN = motel q heard the.
explosion: \ Waifed g wnlie. put there
WAS no indication that anyone heard
what had occurred In my room. went
down stairs and remained at h hotel
until Monday. when was ARRESTED. "
Doubly Married.
Under cross examination Orchard
said he had one child. He said he
once lived In Detroit. but denied ever
having been in Utica, n. Z.
.sYou left one wife in Canada?"
@'Yes."
AsAnd you have another wife In Colo
rado?"
YES"
you are a bigamist?"
II don't know what you call IT."
You were married twice and have
two wives?"
Yes"
~chard was very aggressive with
III, y, misr,ens, nuiiiHs ~ uuestIons az
"a sning $50 -ta - oAiss : Aiu
Gtahs .a 49,
canaaa w;th anotpe. ia,a away from
ing.tn Neison n r.. srha mae sos
name was Hattia si,nnsnn nrehars 7
,,,ant ,s+a saa.aie orcnaro
a While sieo H .ae than ,naMea - BUSINESS ,st'os mo- Tor
ID. G.. n ran q noa rd,nr l,o,,aa" A'
..yn, @i,u : q poarulls mousse.
did YOU nots" - ne name q AAetie'
"Yas sir,;
orchard said Mrs s,nnso, ,,ent nacp
SPOKANE. anu ne Wenl y
..VV,ieh ono ro+ t,naa - - 49,
first r" 'Ae o.'
"Neithern said orc,,,r ,,S
laughter.
did you desert her9.
mo, she went back home.n
In Spokane said ha ,dortal
the name Of Harry Orchard From
Spokane Orchard went to wai,.ca
Idaho, where he acquired q one-airth
interest In tha Hara,,ias n,,na 49,,
largely owned Nv IA In,,aa So N "
president of tho western Fedara tinn 81
Miners. Boyce is reputed 10 ha rnany
times a ,,iIIiona i've 4AS
Orchard said he sold out his interest
in the mine in 1897 and ho,1gbt o.,t !.
wood yard at Burke. idaho
-,
ouaa. ap,o IRE 1usr'es-
o1enapu salu ne nad borrowed some
nu ot ms INNING STOCK beIore sell
lnE. orcnaro sad ne reiFla1ned In the
inning country until 1899.
y ~ hol 20 away on tne ocean
~ .ne = or Honolulu!
rSo, SIT.
put you tod Pettibore you made
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
MAY BAR CARUSO
FROM UNITED STATES

Chicago, June I2.-Enrieo Caruso,
the great tenor, however much he de-
sires to keep his 5000, 900 contract with
Herr Conreid, may never be permitted
to set foot upon United States soil
again. 1t is asserted the immigration
officials will not permit him to land
when he returns in October. The Off
s,ials say Caruso comes clearly within
the meaning Of IAN undesirable alien
as defined iD section 2 of the act Of
1903.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13

GIRL WAITS 20
YEARS, GOES 1000
Mil ES To WEI

Worcester, Mass, June 10-A
romance beginning more than
twenty years ago and including
a journey of 0 than 5000
miles will eliminate in the mar
riage Of Alice Maud DE- Silva.
of Spain, to Nell N. Mo;ier, OF
Worcester. Miss De Silva has
just Travelled from her home In
Spain to rejoin her lover, who
left her nearly a score OF years
ago promising to send for her
when he had a home in the new
country.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-13
MILLIONAIRE STOLEN
BY GIRL HELD INSANE

Lebanon. md, June n.-Assailing the
theory that the morality standard Tor
men and women should be differents
Judge Altman has rendered g torceful
decision In the case of Millionaire
George Rhodius. who It was claimed g
while ago was kidnapped by Elnaa are
and later married to her when he did
not know what he was doing.
Rhodius and the Dare girl were
caught In h east at the behest Of
relatives Of the Rich old q and
brought back here. Judge Artman, rem
deriHg his decision. said:
Il nave no sympathy whatever with
the theory that Rhodius' marriage to
Elma Dare Is, because OF her character.
an evidence Of insanity.
Fol years they had been living to-
gether In moral pollution, mi u the
marriage Is really his act It does not
establish unsoundness OF mind. The
theory that George Rhodius, under such
circumstances, could or should have
settled down and procured for q wife
a pure and virtuous woman instead OF
a woman Of his own class. Is founded
upon a false and perverted notion OF
the proper ethics OF human HE.