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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
TO HELP ENTERTAIN
BIG TEACHERS GATHERING
Secretary DAVE Asks That Housekeep-
ers Assist In Movement.


Secretary G. Grosvenor Dave. of the
Commercial Club. Is renewing his ef-
forts to secure boarding places for
the great number Of Alabama teachers
who VIII come to Montgomery on April
Is, to attend the Alabama Educational
Association. The number will be be-
yond the capacity OF the city hotels
Of Montgomery and the Commercial
Club is DESTROYS of having listed with
the secretary the names of private
families who will accommodate some
of the visiting teachers. Mr.. DAVE Is
at the head of the Information Bureau
for the teachers.
The coming meeting will be the
most important In the history of the
association and 1t Is expected to be
the most largely attended.
In the interest of comfortable stay
Of the teachers Secretary Dave makes
the following appeal:
The time IL now rapidly approach
ing for completing all plans in con-
nection with the expected arrival of
1000 to 800 teachers in this city on
April Is.
1t is evident that We shall have to
look to some Of the householders OF
the city to accommodate these build
ers of the State. I hope that without
further request. great many ladies'
OF the city will notify me as to the
number of teachers they can accom-
modate. from one upward. whether
men or women and also what charge
will be made.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
RECITAL AT MARION .
r,ue Program at the Piano BY Mis-
nIm Kell.

F,up Program at the Piano BY Miss
Ola Kell.
Marian March 3l.-(Special.)--ln the
..nior recital given by Miss Ola kell
Mordav evening in Judson auditorium
there was much to admire ana praise:
she has a beautiful touch. tone OF
musteaI quality much delicacy and
tan,nsrament. The program was from
the classic and the romantic modern
sch ools, The eminently classical mum
har IN the program was MoZarts ID
roInor concerto. Miss Kelrs playing
~ thIs classic was thoughtful. musical
ana imbued with a spirit OF refinement
quite in keeping with the idea or the
master. Mr.. Powers at the second
piano played the orchestral part III an
artistic manner.
Tba three Chopin preludes contained
sonne excellent points in Interpretation
and style; there being delightful con-
trast between the delicate brilliancy of
the frst the grace and charm of the
second and the slight pathos OF the
third In C minor; in this one was re-
vealed a richness OF tone In sustained
chord playing that was very effective.
The Nocturne OF Leschetisky was
another expression OF decided musical
taste very attractive group was
mat Of olesen's Serenade (Borowski-
Idvlle). and the Music Box (Liadow.)
The Schuett and GrieE selections were
especially artistic
The Humoresque. with its peculiarly
fascinating harmonies. was given with
fne tonal proportion. spirit and a dash
Of brIlliancy. and Grieg's I'm the Noun
taIns." added to the already attractive
program.
Miss Sadler gave three delightful
violin selections. Especially beautiful
was the Svendsen Romance, in which
was revealed an Intensity OF feeling, a
glow that made others feel the soul
behind the music.
Mr.. Powers's organ accompaniment
showed inventiveness and a peculiar
sense Of what was appropriate in touch
and registration.
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PEONAGE CHARGED


W. c. Reynolds. q we'll known citi-
zen OF Bullock county. walked into
United States Commissioner Eimores
ONCE yesterday morning and gave him.
self up to the United States authori-
ties to answer any charge against
him. Mr.. Reynolds had heard that
warrant was out for him charging
him with the holding of Pinkney Har-
ris. negress, and her three children
in peonage.
Commjs.soner Elmore nxed the BOND
at $500 and set the date for the pre-.
liminary hearing for April 10 At IL
o'clock. Mr.. Reynolds made the re-
uuired bond for hts appearance when-
ever wanted. Mr.. Reynolds IL well
known farmer and merchant OF Bull
lock county. He declares that there
IN nothing in the case.
The warrant for Mr.. REYNOLDS ar
rest was sworn out by Sam and Mat
thew Reynolds who allege that the
Harris woman and her children are
being held by Mr.. Reynolds on debt
owed by Pink Harris. This holding, II
such be the case. Is in violation OF
the revised statutes of the United
States.
Yesterday morning when Mr.. Rey-
noids walked into Commissioner FL.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
OLD PEOPLE OF MONTGOMERY
NEED VINOL
It Strengthens and VitaIizes.

With old age comes feebleness and
loss of power the organs act more
slowly and less effectually; the blood
Is thin. sluggish and waterY; diRes-
ton is weak and food is not assimiIat-
ed as 1t used to be.
VinoI repairs worn tissues and
checks tho natural decline. It tones
up the digestive organs. aids assim-
ilation. makes rich. red blood. and
strengthens every organ in the body
In this natural manner Vinol replaces
weakness with strength.
Vinol is rot a. patent medicine but
a delicious cod liver preparation which
contains all the medicinal body build
ing elements OF cod liver oil in a con-
centrated form. taken from fresh Gods
livers, the useless oil eliminated and
tonic iron added.
II Is because we know. so well of
what Vinol is made that we OFFER TO
return money If 1t fails to benent. z. G.
Fowler. Druggist. Montgomery, Ala.
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Effective StImulant


In a recent letter A. J. Park. A. NJ,
NJ. D.. of $50 E. 50th St. Chicago. I'LL.
wrote: II am too busy to write my
opinion, experience and results of the
mtnIstration OF Duhy's Pure Malt
Whiskey to weak, feeble and debtlitated
patients, but will repeat emphatic
ally and pointedly. my confidence in
the purity and remedial excellence OF
your Malt whiskey. 1t is first class
and most effective stimulant. and meets
every indication where a stimulant Is
needed.
~ will always greet Mr.. Duffy with
a smile and q cordial reception from
a grateful recognition of his transcend
ana merits"
Wholesome Tonic StimuIant
C. A. Sheridan. NJ. D.. oswego. N. Y"
recently wrote:-"I take pleasure In
recommending Duffy's Pure Malt Wits
KEY to the medical profession as 1t
ills a long felt want in the treating OF
our patients.
There is a demand for a pure and
wholesome tonic stimulant. Such we
have in this whiskey. 1 have pre-
scrihed Duffy's Pure Malt Whtskey for
years and always found 1t uniform as
well as satisfactory
II you wish to keep young. strong
the glow of perfect health, take DuffS
cordInR to directions. 1t tones and s
the entire system. 1t is recognized as
where.
cAUTION.-when -ou ask your druGs
whitley Ss sS sure 1. . sSS .eaed bossIss cal
Trademark the "Old Chemist" on the
unbroken. write DIR. n. Curran, consuiti
trnted medical booklet and free aavtce
n. n. @a
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washington, March Slater having
undergone many changes the paragraph
of the agricultural appropriation Dill
relating to the bureau of forestry was
finally passed by the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Messrs. Mondell. Of Wyoming. and
Smith, of California. continued their
attacks on the bureau and in this they
were supported by Messrs. Bonvinge OF
Colorado. and Cushman of washington
These embraced charges that the ou-
reau had created timber monopolies IN
favor of large corporations. illegaoiy
assumed jurisdiction over water rights
belonging to the western states. ana
iuggled with figures in order to OBTAIN
large appropriations from congress
The work of the bureau was vigorously
defended by Messrs. Hepburn. OF Iowa
and Scott, of Kansas.
Considera BILE time was devoted to ais
cussfng a proposition Of Mr.. Humph-
revs of Mississippi. to influence the
anpropriation for the investigation Oh
soils which was carried.
A little less than one half OF the Dill
had been completed when the House
s.Oe n. m, adjourned.
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MRS. GIBBONS INSANE.



Demopolis. March 31.--(Special.)-
Mrs Gibson. of Choctaw County, be-
came violently INSANE while at the
Gin House Monday afternoon.
city Physician Lacey was called and
after examining the unfortunate wo-
man advised Chief of Police Monnier
10 have her removed to the city jail.
A room in the Jail was made comfort
able ana she was placed therein until
the boat arrived this afternoon. when
she was sent to; her home IN Choctaw
County. 50 Il
II developed that the woman had
been sent to the asylum in Tuscaloosa
about a week ago and the physicians
there, after making an examination.
said they could do nothing for her.
owing to her advanced age and ad-
vlsed that she be returned to her home.
she was accompanied by her daugh-
ter. 1919
lawrence H Lee. Deputy Grand Mas
ter Of the Masonic order Of Alabama,
and George A. Beauchamp. Grand Sec
retary. arrived line Demopoiis Monday
afternoon and are the guests Of De-
mopolis Lodge No. 40. A. r. and A. NJ,
and Jefferson Chapter, No. 81. r. A. M.
Al banquet was given the distinguished
visitors at the Demopoiis- Inn tonight
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FRANK DEvTNNEY DEAD.
Sad Death sf So. Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. c.,
Devfnney.

Sad Death Of Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G..
Devfnney.
Francis Marshall Devinney. the 1s-
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Devinney died at . o'clock Monday
night at local hospital Mr.. Devfn-
ney had been i'll only a short while.
having gone to the hospital to have
performed an operation by which It
was hoped that his condition might
be improved.
! Francis Marshall Devinney was q
popular youth of the city. He had
spent his life in Montgomery and had
a great many friends who were deep.
ly grfeved by his death. His ruxure
was bright with promise. and his death
just at the beginning of manhood Is
particularly sad.
The deceased is survived by his ia
Their. c. c. Devinney. by his mother.
and by I'VE brothers. J. N. Devinney,
e. J. Devinney. c. c. Devinney. Jr.,
Earl Deyinney and william Devinney.
The funeral will take place from
ST. Peters Catholic Church at o'clock
this morning. Fathers Savage and
Pearsall will officiate at the services
and the ,interment will be in lakewood
Cemetery.
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Huntsville. March 31.-(Special.)--
J. wallace Pool., young insurance So
licitor. was arrested yesterday after
noon on request Of the Sheriff at
Prattville, where he is wanted on a
charge of larceny. Pool is in Jail and
Is being held to await the arrival of
the PrattvlIIe sheriff. Pool claims that
the charge grows out of a disputed ac-
count which he thought was satisfac-
torily adjusted several weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

Billy Sanders. the Sage of Shady Dale,
discourses on True Love--a subiecn
which he. being a bachelor Of forty
years standing. Is particularly quail
ned to handle.
Elliott Flower 10 represented by q
striking humorous story, The Pursuit
OF the Rowing Creek"
other features OF more than ordt-
nary interest are The Struggle" a long
poem by Don Marquis. and Minnie
Maddern Fiske." a critical estimate
of this leading American actress. by
Paul TietJens. Frank l.. Stanton con.
tributes two Characteristic poems.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
CHANcERY CoUNT ENDS.
Judge Smith Goes to His Home In
Mobile.


Mobile.
ceutreviIle, March 31.-(special.)--
chancery Court which convened here
yesterday morning, adjourned today
and Chancellor Thomas H. Smith left
for his home in Mobile this afternoon.
The business before the court was
light and the Chancellor soon finished
the call.
Sheriff J. G. oakley has Just returned
from kentucky bringing with him q
car of fine horses.
Captain C. C. Brown. who was un,
we'll for several weeks. has recovered
sufficiently to drive to town.
The wadsworth Hotel at this place
has been thoroughly oyerhauled and is
now one of the best hotel buildings in
Alabama.
Solicitor j. F. Thompson left today
for Maplesville on legal business.
Welton c. Fuller, a prominent capt.
talist Of Centreville, Is visiting friends
in Dadeville.
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Homo for Huntavllle Pnator.

Huntsville, March 31.-(Special)--
The members of the congregation of
the First Baptist Church have set
about to provide a home for the pas
tor and residence will be purch a SEQ.
r. e. Pettus. S. r. Butler and M. b.
Neece were appointed as members of
a committee to make the selection.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

The Misses Bruce OF Catherine are
here for . short stay with Mrs. Bruce
Otis Hendricks and John creash
spent today In uniontown on bust
ness.
Miss Mamie Kinsbrough. who attends
school In TuskeGee. 10 here for day
or two with relatives.
Fletcher Mcknight has returned
home after q pleasant visit to friends
In Pulaski. Tenn.
The members Of the Sewing Club
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
by the Misses Herzfeld at their home
on Selma Street.
DR.. william Archibald. who has
been spending several weeks on Per-
dido Bay. has returned TO Selma.
STRAWBERRIES,
f5c per quart.
n. III. YELvERTON,
Phone 247. No. 4 Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
Fire at NsnysyilIe

Huntsville, March s1.-(Speclai.)-A
telephone message from Maysville last
night stated that the general merchan-
disc store Of A. J. W. Byrne and cot
tage belonging to Major W. H. Echols
had been burned. The total loss
amounted to $1,000. partly covered by
insurance
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

Grant Victor to be United States Mar
shall for the Eastern District OF Okla
homa. over whose nomination there has
been considerable controversy because
of Mr.. Visitors support of Secretary
Taft for the presidency.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

fn the least, the commissioner content.
ing himself with the fixing OF the bond
for the preliminary hearing on April
10.
Mr.. Reynolds lives two and one-half
miles from Mitcheils. on the Central
OF Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
CONGRESS


washington, March S1.--NearIy the
entire session of the senate today was
consumed in consideration of bill to
permit the building Of dam on the
Snake river. Washington. and an ad-
journment was only reached after Mr..
Hepburn, of Idaho. announced that he
would not permit q vote to be taken
today. During the discussion OF the
bill. Senator Teller made speech IN
Interpretation of executive enroacn-
ment. Several bills OF minor impoF"
lance were passed.
Al 4:sO D. m. the senate adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
MISS OEVOHE'S FUNEHAL.
Msny Of her Girlhcod Friends Attended
Last Rites.

The funeral Of Miss Jessie Devore.
OF Birmingham. was held from the
residence of Mrs. Amelia Townsend.
SIG Columbus street, at I o'clock yes
terday afternoon. Miss Devore died
in Birmingham and her remains were
sent to this city for interment.
Numerous friends whom Miss Devore
had known during her girlhcod days
in this city attended the services, and
the floral offerings were exceptionally
beautiful.
Rev. w. NJ Cox. of the Dexter
Avenue Methodist Church. officiated
at the ceremony and the interment was
made in Oak wood Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: A. M. Nc
Grade. A. T. Spruell, W. B. Shaw. D..
j. Dunn, H. p. Tresslar, J. A. Cham
blees. 81
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

Eight hundred settlers recently
passed through Winnipeg on their way
to Vancouver. having been brought
from England by the Salvation Army
Immigrant Department and nearly all
provided with places.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01
ELECTION a. lfadison

Huntsville. March 31.-(Spsciai.)-
The city election held yesterday in
Madison resulted in the election of
Mayor c. A. Strong and Alderman A.
H. Lewis and NJ H. Anderson. Prof.
I. G. Riddle, J. Herman Lewis and S.
c. Gates were also elected Aldermen.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

Grant Victor Confirmed.
Washington, March 3l.-The Senate
today confirmed the nomination Of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-01

Eleven languages are spoken By
Miss Krupabal Chowey, a high caste
Hindoo maid, who is studying at Her.
kimer. N. Y. and who speaks at many
missionary meetings in New York
State.
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Has No Equal
Recently o. L. WoomseT. NJ. D., Of
20 Austen ST., Worcester. Mass. wrote:
"A stimulant is frequently required
in the practice of every physician. in
the treatment of patients with weak
ened constitutions. nervous troubles.
during convalescence. Stc
In DuRy's Pure Malt whiskey. I
am of the opinion that you have an alb
solutely. pure article that, for uni
formity and effectiveness has no equal
physicians than any other similar prep
aration."
Prescribes II
X. NJ. Toigen. Phi. M. D., of 1920
2sth Ave. n. Minneapolis, MINI, wrote
in a recent letter:-"During the last
nineteen years I have frequently. when
alcoholic stimulants have been indicat-
ed, prescribed Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key for my patients because II agrees
with them better than any other. With
out anY solicitation from you, or any
of YOUR representatives. permit me 70
say that I consider Duffy's Pure Malt
whiskey the purest and very best syn
thetic product on the market
and vigorous and have on your cheeks
Pure Malt whiskey regularly. ac-
rengthens the heart action and purihes
the worlds leading medicine every
sk. grocer or dealer fer Duffy's Pare Malt
the only absolutely pure medicinal nsnls
SsvsE IN S1l.. Rrsss e. 49, Le1 ~. zoe cer q
lk physician, for = free copy OF uAus~
pVRy Malt Whisksy Css EeeAests&
49,. -. = "a ;taana. q. - a. a as.G f.
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isPRING SUITS CLEANED

BY Holt's Dye Works nj 100 South
- Court Street.
Our steam cleaning process leaves
garment as clean as new cloth. 1t can
still be stained. faded or worn but 1t
In absolutely clean. Adv.-tf.
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SELMA WILL PROTEST
OPP0sEs REGULATION OF THE
!. STEAAfBOAT RATES.
Delegstfen VIII Appear Before the
3ailroad Cemmission to show That
Its Order Will stiAe
Competition.
Advertiser Bureau,


Advertiser Bureau,
Selma. March 81.
When the Alabama Railroad Commits
sion meets Monday to consider the
matter Of granting the steamboats, ply
Ing the rivers of the State lower
freight rates upon boats will be en-
tered by two organizations of business
In this city.
+ At recent meeting of the wholesale
grocers Of the city that body appointed
a committee which will appear before
the Commission when II meets Monday
to protest against regulation Of freight
rates upon the rivers Of the State.
At the meeting of the Commercial
and Industrial Association tonight. Sec
rotary J. T. Slater was appointed as q
committee from that body to 60 before
the Commission and to protest against
Its fixing the rates for freight on the
rivers. Mr.. Slater will act In con-
junction with the committee from the
Wholesale Grocers' Association.
At the request Of the Railroad Com
mission, Mr.. Slater will also present
schedule Of rates upon freight hauled
by boats. The Commission asked him
to get up such schedule few weeks
ago. and this schedule he will submit
to the meeting.
The business men of Selma claim that
II the Railroad Commission hxes
schedule for freight for the boats u
will aid the boat combination and VIII
kill any competition which may ARISE.
some of the business men OF the city
have been figuring upon putting an
independent steamer upon the Alabama
River 10 work in the interest of the
trade Of this city. II the Haiiroao
Commission adjusts and hxes certain
rates upon the river Independent poats
would be Of no use
In the near future 1t Is anucipateo
that a barge line will be operated from
selma 10 Mobile, and II such line 10
Installed. II could deliver coal anu
ether products in Mobile cheapiy. II
~. rates are fxed by the Commission :.
this line would have to be governed Dy
them. rv,,,
be Joined In the protests py oo'h'
tees from other cities
r.,.,ne.. Of CousciI Meet:
rh. ronninees for the CITY Councii
who will be installed May J. sg,u,a ries
who were nominate1. AZ h. iae meeting
on Mon Gayncil room at the City Hall
,ast night. The meeting was TOT an an
purpose Of discussing wne. sivsn the
vo .1s.,ss 3, ~ nominating the candidates
~ the several city ofiices.
The meeting finally agreed 70 sor,e
this matter to the Rsop ssk the City
peocratic Execntlves, cs% nnrpose '' This
Election Will probably be held during
| the fall ~read upon
| VIZ naetinr 4 was not decided
What ocss should Ida be he ss saeseeS The
sny ,Y terminated members VIII nolo
nnnntSer meeting in the. next rev weeks
no consider this question.
One Negro Bound Over.
In police court this m1s were
. sne D On the charge of murder. II be-
ing alleged that they i nnIsa III" from
which d,sd v Sam tn. H ssiios Of T tSs
pouhu ~usrd i,,ry in the sum of $500,
and ana the case against Dave Huckaess
was dismissed.
social and Personal.
Mrs. Dora Heinebery is the guest OF
Mrs. Ed Eliasberg at her home On
pa rkman Street. -~
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do you and your husband ever dis
aEree?" He never does."-Cleveland
Leader.
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The Worlds Best Spring
Tonic and Siimulani
Doctors All Schools Agree That the Best
to Build Up the System Run Down and Enfeebled
by the Long Strain of Winter, and to Drive
Out Spring Fever and Malaria is
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

publishing the thousands
extehns
xtonican inyixora
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x.-,nee. of CeusciI Meet:


In police court this mornins' S ssm
and Dave Hus S.r1s Of n neSrSer it be-
t trieu si g that they inflicted the IN
ING nron Arthur Coleman, from
which he died. Sam m Hn ciIaD Of T the
pou ~rsnd i,rry in the sum OF $500,
a ma the case against Dave Huckaess
was dismissed.
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social and Personal.
Mrs. Dora Heinebery ie the guest OF
Mrs. Ed Eliasberg at her home On
parkman Street. ~.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES
n 1-2c . Quart, :
brock Grocery Co.,
~The Pare Food stsres."
The Washington times., 1908-03-08
CAROLINA GIRL HELD
FOR SHOOTING FRIEND

MARSHALL, n, @, March T.
charged with shooting and probably
fatally wounding her former friend. Ida
Franklin. Miss Parseada Shelton. re-
puted 70 be the prettiest girl in the
county which bears the name OF her
family, IL under arrest tonight Just
across the Tennessee border. awaiting
extradition proceedings.
This community has been stirred to its
depths by the sensational shooting in
volving girls connected with two of its
most prominent families
Until recently Miss Shelton and Miss
FRANKLIN had been chums. Their friend
snip is said to have been strained over
lo'e affair. AS nearly as the facts OF
the shooting can be ascertained Miss
Shelton went to the home Of her former
friend 10 inquire about certain gossip
in which she had been Informed her
name had been used. She was denied
admlttsnce and. it Is charged began
shooting through the door. one bullet
lodged in Miss Franklin's breast.
Immediately the young woman fed,
heading across the Tennessee border.
There she later gave herself up,