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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
BAY STATE
DEMOCRACY

Boston, Sept 30.-Everything is
convention which will assemble in
this city tomorrow for the nomina-
ton OF candidates for governor anc
governor All indications
point to the selection of state Sen
ator James II. Vahey for governor.
No other name Is mentioned for first
place on the ticket.
With the nomination of Mr. Vahey
for governor the Democrats will
make the proposed abolition of the
death penalty in Massachusetts one
OF the chief issues OF the campaign
During the years that Mr., Vahey
has ben in the state senate follow
ing the sensational trial conviction
and execution of Charles l.. Tucker
whose counsel he was, Mr.. VaheN
has had in the legislature a bill to
wipe out the death penalty. He has
always been convinced of the limo
cence OF Tucker of the murder o.
Mable Page and holds that the pres
ent form of punishment Is likely tt
horrible injustice 1t Is an issu'
that will command some attention
coming upon the heals Of the mons
ter petition for Tucker and the biz
fight year after year to change thu
death penalty to Imprisonment TO
life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
PEACEFUL QUIET
H0VERS AROUND
DEMOCRATS HAVE MORE Of
FJCEs THAN CANDIDATES AND
SPEND DAY OFFERING NOMl'
NATIONS TO FAITHFUL.

rla democratic county convention
o, .diourned at 1880 this morning
:. convene at O'Clock this evening
II order that delegates from five OF
.ba outside precincts may reach the
citv and participate in the conven-
ton.
Dnring the afternoon the dele
rotas held a caucus in the Masonic
T.mnle building, and it is believed
,.,tle changes in the ticket outlined
Yesterday will be recommended to
the convention tonight. Candidates
tor the offices Of county commission
ers were suggested after the confer
once last night as follows:
r;rst District-D. S. Dent and j..
L Crutcher.
Second District-Newt Ware.
Third District-W. T. Wright.
The convention was called to order
At 10 o'clock by Temporary Chair
man ! H. Wann of Spalding. The
+emnorary organization was effected
sentember 16. at which time Mr..
Nann was selected as temporary
chairman and George E. Erb tempo
rary secretary.
After the appointment of the com
mittees an effort was made to ad'
iourn the convention until o'clocF
this evening because the delegates
from FIVE of the precincts had no.
reached the city. The motion was
,eet as was also a motion to adjourn
until 4 o'clock. The convention thel
took a 1O-minute recess, after whici
J. L. Sewell and F. e. Fogg wer'
called upon to address the conven
ton.
The committee on platform AM
resolutions was appointed as follows
Ed. Culver, lewiston; ]. Lee hei
lev. Nezperce; Roy Lane. Kamiah
D. W. Wyatt, Webb Ridge; r. Z
Fogg, Lewiston. ur..-.~ =
Committee on Credentials-J. "
Blake, Orofino; James Sorensoi
Mohler; ]. w. Burton, Melrose
Frank Gales, Ilo; w. T. Wright. 1t
land.
Permanent Organization-R.
Erb, Greer; A. w. Conway. Culde
sac: Louis Clark, clifford; Wil1ai
Garney. Weippe; James Nooiet
Spalding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
BRUTAL MURDER
SECULAR CLERIC

Rome. Sept 30.--The mysterious
and brutal murder of Don Costanzo
Costantini. secular cleric OF ~.
has greatly excited the people OK
Rome. as It Is the third crime OF the
kind that has occurred here wlthih
n few months The murdered cleric
was found in his bedroom at his
lodgings with his skull battered In
by hammer.
The poor old priest had evidently
been dead several days when the
discovery was made, and the bed
room presented ghastly spectacle
The corpse had been thrown on tho
coor. and over 1t was thrown mat
tress on which were neatly arranged
n rosary and a crusifix. Near the
mattress, which was soaked WIN
blood. lay a CORY hammer, which had
been handled with such ferocity tha1
the victims head was reduced TO
pulp. There were no signs OF
struggle. and although the murder
ed priest was fairly ell OF MS
hank books. money and watch were
| left untouched.
The nolce, who believe the crime
was dictated by private revenge.
have arrested an Orat0fian priest
living In an adjoining oTatory. He
was n constant visitor and the neigh
/ hrs declare he entered the pace
twice on the morning of the murder.
and on quitting the chamber the
1nst time had changed from nriest-
" cassock into elegant lay attire.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
WILBUR WRIGHT MAKES
TWO SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS.
Remains in Air Over an Hour, Trav.
cling 80 Miles.

Lemans. France, Sept. BOWL
bur Wright. the American aeroplan-
list made two successful flights today
On the first fight he was unaccom-
panied, and remained in the air for
one hour and seven minutes, cover
ing a distance of about 80 miles.
On the second fight he was ac-
companied by the aeroplanist Tis
sander. and he succeeded in beatinl
the record for flight with a passen.
ger, being up IL minutes 2-5 sec
onds His previous flight with a pas
senger was made on Friday last
when he remained in the air, 9 min
utes g l-5 seconds, at height o
so feet.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
DIPLOMATIC
SITUATION
MINE HOST KENNEDY OF AUDI
TORIUM ANNEX PROVED HIM.
SELF EQUAL TO MOST TRYING
EMERGENCY.

Chicago, Sept. 3O.-Two opposing
candidates for vice presidency vi
the United States, the leader OF the
third party, the daughter and son-ih-
law of the president and the headS
of both Democratic and Republican
national headquarters were Monday
night housed under the same roof IN
the Auditorium Annex. and the
guests of the hotel have voted 'he
manager to be a first-class diplomat T.
The visitors cared for were John
w Kern, Democratic nominee TOT
vice president; James S. Sherman
Republican nominee for vice presl-
dent; Congressman Longworth ana
Mrs. Longworth, and William n
hearts, leader Of the Independence
league.
When the question Of assigning
them to suites came up, Manager
Kennedy took down his room piar
and said:
Give Mr.. Kern the vice presiden
tial suite: put Mr.. Sherman in tn
new annex overlooking the lake
give Mr.. Hearst the Midway suit
and give the Longworths the newly
htted suite on the top floor
BY this arrangement the adher
ents of the different parties use'
inherent elevators, different corri
eors and different dining rooms.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
HOPE TO RAISE
Freight RATES
RAILROADS HAVE PRACTICALLY
DECIDED UPON NEW SEIZED.
ULE-WILL RAISE COMMODl-
TIES EAST AND WEST BOUND.

Chicago. Sept. 30.-By the first ol
January the transcontinental rail-
roads hope to be able to increase the
freight rates on more than 80 com
uodities westbound and on about 20
commodities eastbound between all
points on the Pafiic coast. Confer
ences are being held frequently ana
traffic men admit that all commodl-
tics are being gone over with view
NJ making increases where posslo'e
and equitable. The proposed IN
crease averages between and per
C, MT above the present rate.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
BIG ELEVENS
ON GRIDIRON

New York, Sept. 30.-The big
Eastern university teams make their
first appearance of the season on the
gridiron today. including Yale Har-
ward and Pennsylvania Though the
games are more or less in the nature
of practice contests they will give
the critics an opportunity to form
Judgment on the conditions of the
teams for the big games to be played
later in the sason.
Yale's contest is with WESLEYAN at
New Haven. Harvard playes Bow
doin at Cambridge, and PENNSYLVANIA
lines IN against the University OF
North Carolina. on Franklin Field,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
He Criticises Forest Bureau.

Albuquerque. n. NJ, Sept. 3o'--
On the second day the resolutions
committee began its work at once.
Resolutions in the hands Of the COM
mittee cover a wide range of sub
iects The National Association or
Manufacturers presented resolu-
tion strongly indorsing the reclama-
,ion service and forestry bureau
The chief address OF the session
was by d. c. Beamen Of Denver, who
smoke on THE National Forests and
the Forest Service" Beaman sharp
l. criticized Pinchots forest policy
The address will bring forth replies
from several OF the forestry bureau
men who are here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
MOSCOW men
IN AL1ERCAII0N
BAD BLOOD OVER POLITICAL
CONTEST IN LATAH COUNTY
EDITOR PETE ORCUTT MIXES
WITH JUDGE TRUTTT.

Moscow, Sept. 30.-State Senator
Warren Truitt is accused Of having
assaulted Editor P. l.. Orcutt OF the
Troy News on the main street Of
Moscow at noon yesterday. 1t Is al
legged that Orcutt. in his newspaper.
accused Senator Truitt Of repudiatinE
the Republican platform pledges
during the session Of the last Idaho
legislature and opposed his renomi.
nation.
Charges and countercharges have
been going on for several months,
which eliminated In rough nstie
encounter, In which Senator Truitt
Is accused OF having first struck Mr..
Orcutt with a piece OF iron, cutting
a cash In the center OF his forehead.
After recovering from the shock Or
cutt is said to have bruised Truitt's
face with his fists. When separated
by Chief Of Police Williamson both
were bleeding profusely.
Orcutt's wounds were dressed AZ
the Inland hospital, where DR.. Car
rithers took several stitches in clos
ing the cuts. Both men were order
ed to appear before Police Judge
Strong at 2 o'clock Yesterday after
noon. At that time 1t was announc-
ed that Judge Strong had postponed
the case until today on request oH
Senator Truitt. who telephoned from
home that he did not feel like taking
4 the matter up at that time unless Il
was necessary. !.
/ Senator Truitt and Editor Orcutt
are leading Republican politicians Ia
this county. Truitt representing
what Is known ~ the stafwarts ana
orcutt the Independents. Judge
lTruitt is one OF the widest known
men In the state. having at one tins
been a federal Judge In Alaska, and
J Judge in chancery ID many Of thu
big mining cases from the Cosu'
d'Aienes, under sx-United States
Judge James H. Beatty.
! p. l.. Orcutt grew from childhood
at Palouse and Moscow. After At
tending the university hs edited and
published a paper at Murray and wal
a justice OF the peace at that placs
during the Occur d'Alene miners
strike. For the last four years he hal
conducted the News. a weekly paper
a. Troy, and has become noted II
e the state for sarcasm and his oppo-
9 s,tion to the candidacy OF J. H. Bra
n dy and United States Senator Hey
l. burn. as wei, as State Senator Truitt
G Orcutt and his attorney. w. N
e Morgan. appeared before County Az
J. tcrney Stillinger and requested tha'
r. he prosecute Judge Truitt for assaul
It with a dangerous weapon. He ma
taken It under advisement. Judg
y Denning has been retained TO de
IL fend Truit. ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
STEELE ORDERS
Carr ARRESTED
WRIT OF MANDATE DIRECTING
SHERIFF LYD0N TO APPEAR
AND SVOW CAUSE WHY AR
REST IS NOT MADE.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Grangeville, Ida, Sept. 3O.-Dis.
trict Judge e. c. Steele has granted
the application for a writ OF mandate
directing the sheriff Of Nez Perce
county to take into custody A. ID.
Carr, charged with the murder OF
George Moore or appear In court on
October IL and show cause why the
terms Of the mandate have not been
complied with. .. .-....... 81
The application for the writ was
made by Attorney Clay McNamee
who has, represented the interests o
the complaining witnesses In tn
prosecution against Carr. 1t Is ex
pected the writ will be served upor
Sheriff Lydon tomorrow,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Good Eout Tonigt.

San Francisco. Sept. 3O,-Owen
Moran. the popular little Eenglish
fighter. who recently succeeded IN
staying the limit with Champion
Abe Attell., will meet Eddie Hanlon
in a 20-round bout before the Wash
ington Athletic club tonight.
The boys will fight at or under
1873 pounds, and the bout pormise7
to be one of the fastest OF the season.
Both fighters are reported today 70
b. In fine fettle for the bout Their
popularity insures large crowd al
the ringside. -f'.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Want Bonaparte to Name Trusts.

Chicago, Sept 30.-Josephus Dan
iel. chairman of the Democratic press
&C mmittee, today made public let
ter written to Attorney General
Bonaparte at the instance OF the
Democratic national committee ask
ing the attorney general to say how
MANY Of the 2S7 sO-called trusts o.
the country had been proceeded
against in the courts by the fedora
government and how many more
cases he expects to file.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST DENTIST
Alleged Attempted Assault Upon a
Young Lady Patient.

Roanoak. Va, Sept 3O-Much
public interest is manifested in the
case of DR.. W. S. Gregory which was
called for trial in court today.
DR.. Gregory, a prominent dentist,
with a large practice. is charged
with attempting assault upon young
lady patient while she was under
the influence of chloroform. Emf
nent counsel has been employed to as
sist in the defense of the accused
man.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
South Dakota Baptists.

Pierre, s. D., Sept. 3o.-This city
is entertining during the remainder
of the week the annual convention OF
the South Dakota Baptist association
Business and pleasure are proVloeo
for the program of the gathering
among the especial features being
sermons and addresses by several
Baptist divines of note.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
BE ABLE TO FLOAT HUMBOLDT
Weather Is Good and the Sea Very
Favorable.

Victoria, B. c., Sept 30.-Work
on the preliminary attempt to float
the Humboldt Is in progress. The
weather is good and the sea mill
pond. It is expected an attempt to
float the vessel will be made tomor-
row morning at high tide.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Strike Not Declared Off.

Montreal. Sept 3O,-The omclals
OF the Canadian Pacific and the mead
quarters Of the striking machinists
said at noon today that no news or
settlement or declaring on OF the
strike had been received.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Thief KILLED
JAPANESE COOK

Tacoma. Sept 30.--Creeping down
the back stairs of the Grand restau-
rant in Pacific avenue, thief sho'
and killed Kamuri. Japanese cook
az he slept in chair before the
kitchen fire The police suspect a
discharged japanese employe killed
him for revenge and then robbed the
cash register of 1910.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
teddy WONT
take The STUMP

Washington, Sept. 30,-Secretary
Loeb today made the statement that
President Roosevelt had no present
intention of making a speaking tour
in behalf OF Taft Loeb says the
president never has stated he would
take the stump.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
WILL
. NOT REPLY

Washington, Sept. 30.-Roosevelt
will not reply to the last letter OF
Bryan given out by him last night
at Rock Island, III. Secretary Loeb
stated the president felt that mas
much as Bryan's letter was simply
all attack upon him personally there
was no reason why he should an
swer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Steamship Tarlac Total Wreck.

San Francisco. Sept. 3O.-The
Merchants Exchange has cable
from Manila stating that the United
States ship Tarlac was driven ashore
on Borongan island. one OF the Sa-
moan group. September %, and is
probably a total loss.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30

Gibraltar, Sept. 30.-The Amcri-
can battleships Alabama and Maine
arrived here early this morning ana
received the usual salutes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
Tacoma Wheat Market.

Tacoma. Sept. 30-Milling blue
stem, CSC: club. 91c; red, 9oc; ex-
ro-t bluestem, 91c; club, SIC; red,
S5c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-30
LET CONTRACT
FOR AER0PLANES.
French Promoter Orders so Wright
Machines,

Lemans, France. Sept. 30,-La-
zare Weller, the French aeroplane
promoter, has announced that he has
given an order to Wilbur Wright for
so Wright aeroplanes. the amount OF
the contract being 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

centinued ON Next Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

INDEX To
, oakland Berkeley Alameda. a.Fruitrafe
Classified ADVERTISEMENT
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

hENILw0RTH, Bush and Powell sts--Stngl
rooms, SIS 10 $50 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
RARRERs AND supPIIEs


! BARBERS-It pays to get the latest: buy one
of our Old Glory razor homes. 2x5L inches Ia
size and your troubles in the future viii be
ended These homes will produce quickly
very fne. lasting edge; that viii stay.
Can be used wet or dry and give the best Of
satisfaction Manufactured especially for the
class condition for all time. The hone for
the 10th century barber; 81 each. or by mail
DEcKELuAN BROS. INC 1872 Tark st
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.
BARKER SANITARY CHAIRS. IS MONTHLY
BARKER PEDESTAL Or PORTABLE
vIBRAToRS. IS MONTHLY.
oRsg and On esslss terms m j, thaa any else
JAMES RARKER INC,
% TURK STREET.
$ FIRST CLASS you7g lady BARRIERS want posi-
non N nrst class shop city or country
Marysyille preferred. Address MISS NJ
STEMoRES. I3s 9th St, San Francisco.
BARBER shop for sale; up to date: chairs
bath, ETC; in good town: doing fine busl.
ness. For particulars call BECKEL & PRESH.
ER. All 10th ST.. Oakland, Cal
BARBER first class. wanted: steady work for
the right man; Italian preferred; snort hours;
jobbing II California ST
5 CHAIR shop; we'll fitted up: owner no barber.
VIII sell al sacrifice With CHAS- COLEMAN
CO, $50 Market ST.
BARRIERS union 14s-Important meeting nexr
Monday, Sept. IS; adoption OF bylaws
CHARLES KOCH. Sec.
BARRIERS union I4s-Offce a25 Golden cate
sr., -3os; free employment CHARLES
KOCH. Sec
Paste'' It BaUER's. 1854 Eiiis '1 s.. near near
Fillmore.
BARBER SHOPS chair barber shop for sale
cheap; good business; from owner IL
EMPLOYMENT sEcTRY. OF BARgERs' PRO.
TEcTIyE UNION. F. SCHMITr. 45a KEARNY,
LOEETTs shampoo tray. latest up to date de.
vice for BARRIERS use. - San Pablo av.
TWO BARRIERS for Saturday Sunset Barber shop.
10th and Mission SITS. bring tools.
GOOD barber wanted for Saturday and Sunday.
555 Clay st near Montgomery
FOR Sale chair barber shop. it is dandy;
come quick S5S9 Baker st
FOR sale cheap-Good paying 4-ehair loc shop.
40 9Th ST. Oakland, Cal.
BARBER for Saturday: also mort hour man.
297 Valencia ST. corner 14th-
BARBER for Saturday, from 10 a m 2es5
Mission st near 26th St
TWO steady BARRIERS wanted. 4se Broadway.
near kearuF ST
BooTBLAcK = Steady. winchester. 1858
wANTED-Good barber for Saturday. 1902
Dupont 81.
PoRTER-At the Winchester barber shop; SIS
per week
BARBER wanted, Saturday and Sunday. s22
Front st.
GOOD barber for Saturday; short hours. 2o7
Clay ST.
BARBER wTD-Fist clsss. 1906 Ellis st.
STEADY barber wanted. 10 Montgomery av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

LfiST-SJB reward and no questions asked for
refurn Information leading 70 recovery II
feinsle terrier. half Yorkshire half Scotch /.
sassgfrs - name 81 eet''. several upper front
ferrl missing II years pet MRS. GEO
STERLING. Carmel. IEl
LOST Between Clipper end -sfh and I'd and
ksiencia sfs between u and il 30 a. m
Tarrrfsr. pigEkin heE contsininc medical
snpliarces. card case snd lrdT's ciofhes. Re
wsrr returning same 10 DR. SCHULTZ.
e4fh snd Church sfs
IoST-s reid hair bsrette. Return 10 5s5 Lake
si-s rsEsn1-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

GOLDEN GATE ar. 104s-Sunny room for
2: bsths reasonable
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

JACKSON ST. 23U9. nr. FInmore-Large. sunny
elegantly furnished roem; connecting bath an
phone: suitable for . geatlemen-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
LOST AND FOUND

II yoU LOSE AEYIEIEG-AdFersise
It here. Il viii be returned 70 yen II al
honest perscz 1nds Il. Remarkable -eoov-
eries are brought about every dzy through
rhis column.
II YOU FIND ANYTHING bring il 70
the
san Francfsro Call
Lost and Pound Bureau
Third and Market streets
Ges a claim cheek. Have Il advertised.
Reclsin i Il the owner does not.
TEE LAW-Peopie who ard lozt articles
are interested IN knowing that the state
law Is strict il requiring them 70 seek the
owners through advertisement and other
wise. and that fal4ure - do II proof
can be shown. involves a severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
FEMALE HELP MANIFESTATIONS

SALESwoMEN wTD-Tboroughly experienced
saleswonen for millinery dept. Apply
supt-'s Office. The Emporium.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
nooms To LEr-cosslssea

GOLDEN GATE sy.. l505-Nevly furn. rooms
$3.50 up: phone, bath. running water
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

JACKSON St. 1524-Nice sunny furnished rooms
marine view; all conveniences: suitable 70
lady OF gentleman; private family.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-06
IN THE PUNGENT ONION
LIES RUIN OF FOND HOPES
ImOgene Mason Relates How Young Man Of Many Virtues Lost
AdmirinG Girl Because He Persisted in Eating the Bulb.
BY IMOGENE MASON.

~ NIONSl Yes. just onons-thats all
q They have cost ne the friendship of a young man thought
~ much of a young man. 1 thought, did not have a single one of the
cardinal faults
But, alas! he cats onions and that is the end Of my poor little romance.
L IA overlook or countenance many of the faults of men,; in fact most
of their faults, but 1 do lot think any risht-thnking woman can overlook the
onion habit There is nothing SO persevering, SC insstent 81 ever-pr@ent, 81
lasting and so disaereeabe as the atmosphere which surrounds a person who
has eaten onions within the last two o II three weeks. Yes 1 have known the
odor of the onion % endure several weeks.
This young mn of whom 1 speak-and L an telling this because | never
expect to see him again-took me to dinner in a South Broad street resau-
rant, after which we were to have gon to the theatrez At the table he sat
opposite nc. 1 "a scarcely recall a more unpleasant hour. The dinner itself
was excellent, but 1 could not enjoy it, With very fork of food l got a whit
of pungent odor I tried to help myself when his face would be turned. but
it was useless The air for forty feet around him vas pervaded with the
smell of onions. OIonesuy, L think l an detect the smell of onions now
about the gown / wore tina evening".
And this young a knew his fault. lie asked me o pardon him, and 1
honestly tried to do 10. He said he had eaten a couple of young spring
onions in the afternoon while out with some friends.
While I vas trying to forgive him the thought that I must sit by his
side in the theatre for three hours ap palIed me. l could 10 do it, After
dinner I pleaded illness and went homeland I was lot very far from the
truth n my pleading, either
Again that young mar has asked me to the theatre, but I have de-
cnned. 1 will not again u the chance of the onon. And, otherwise, he
is a very nice sort of fellow. 1t is too bad he has contracted this awful
habit-he told me he was partial to onions and could lot resist when he IA
them. He can have his onions IN preference to enjoyable society.
The onion habit should be made the second ground for divorce. How a
married woman car torture herself byremaining in the presence of a la
whose breath is heavily laden with garlnk and onion I cannot understand.
Perhaps there are more heroes among women than I had supposed.
think that if all the women stood o n their rights and refused to coun-
tenance n recognize the nan who eats onions the evil would Don disappear.
l. or one will not make myself unhappy by circulating in an atmosphere
redoent with the oor of onions.