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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
GtaEsiSH
CITY in BRIEF

All kinds post cards ic each at the
Racket.
The $4,000 Reward" subject Is at
the Lyric tonight.
Every Saturday we win sell high
grade box chocolate candy At ace
per pound. Lakeside Pharmacy.
A beautiful pantomlmic picture At
the Majestic.
Mr., and Mrs. c. w. NorQulst spent
the greater part Of today In Spokane
the guests Of friends. and visiting the
apple show.
The $4,000 Reward" subject Is at
the Lyric tonight.
Nothing more appreciated for
Christmas present than your photo.
and u costs you less. From 3Sc up.
olson's Studio for the best.
A beautiful pantomlmiC picture at
the Majestic.
For Highest grade piano.
Gables. almost new; price sIs5;
terms. s26 down and $40 per month.
Robt. w. Collins Z Co.
The $4,000 Reward" subject ls>at
the Lyric tonight.
The returns Of the election viii be
received At the headquartsrs Of the
local option, the Business MEMS
League. the Court cigar store and
the once OF the Evening Press this
evening until all returns are in.
Messrs. A. w. Bransoh. C. E. Max
and r. ]. Terrin went 70 Spokane
last evening 20 meet the salesman
Of . large eastern hardware concern.
and purchase goods for the spring
trade. They returned this morning.
The pupils OF the High school viii
@njoy a talk On Friday Afternoon
Rrom Clement wilkins on the topic
Necessity of the National Guards. I"
The girls Of the High scAool win rem
der two or three songs during TIE AZ
tsFnoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
WYATT FREED
IN PERJURY CASE
Judge Takes Matter From jury at
Moscow.

Judge Takes Matter From jury at
Moscow.
MOSCOW, Idaho. Nov. IA YER
dict OF not guilty was returned in
the case in which the government
charged Frank =, Wyatt with per
Jury. Judge Dietrich being response
BILE for the termination of the case.
Wyatt was charged with perjury
before the land once In afldavits OF
tinal homestead proof made by C. ].
Hall, Salmon river farmer and cat
tie king. The case was taken from
the jury on motion OF the defense
because the Indictment was not broad
enough to cover the case, since It did
not provide for the admission OF tes-
tImony and further because Il did
not allege the crime Of wiltul per-
jury.
The trial against c. ]. Han and
other witnesses in his homestead
proof Ia pending.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17

The members of the Methodist
church are planning on a delightful
time this evening. when they will
gather and spend few social hours
and ;iston to the returns of the cleo
tlon, as they come in from the var
sous precincts. A short program
will be rendered, refreshments served
for all who desire. and entertainment
provided for the entire evening. All
members Of the church. their friends.
and all who desire to come will be
welcome.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
ELDER-DEAN WEDDING
PRETTY RING CEREMONY.

Bride and Groom Leave for Califor.
MIA Home.
At high noon today. at the home
of the brides parents, lisa Fourth
street, occurred the marriage Of Miss
KATHLEEN Elder of this city to Mr..
Robert Dean of Fresno. California.
the ceremony being performed BY
Rev. Station. amid small company
OF Immediate friends and relatives.
The ring service was used, and Inn
mediately after the words had been
pronounced which made the couple
man and wife. heartiest coagratu-
lations were extended for a long life
of happiness and prosperity.
A bounteous wedding dinner was
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
y. y oTAnN.

This signature on your photos
means that you have the best OBJ
tainAble. Christmas orders booked
now.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
Majestic.

The Blight of Sin " a splendid
pantomimic production of this dra-
matte classic, made under the stage
management OF a master of the art,
"Pathe" Fears, and should not be
missed by any one. "Belated We'd
ding" is another good subject. illus
trating the many attempts Of a best
man trying to get to the church in
time for the marriage ceremony.
"Bob's Electric Theatre" a magic
Aim. which represents a group of
pretty girls as mystlfying as they are
lively. They form many interest
ing Transformations. This picture
win commend itself to those
who want something out OF the or
binary The coloring Is artistic and
the picture will serve as a welcome
change.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
The sun.

1t has been stated that no one has
ever seen the sun. A series of con-
centric shells envelops a nucleus OF
which We know nothing except that it
must be infinitely hotter than the fierc-
est furnace and that 1t must amount to
more than nine-tenths OF the solar
mass. That nucleus ic the real sun.
forever hidden from us. The outer
most OF the enveloping shells is about
5000 miles thick and is called the
''chrOmospherp.' II is gaseous flood.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17

served, after which the bridal party
departed for their future home in
California. Those present outside
of the family were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
V. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
P. Noble and Miss Helen Noble.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
saves trouble.

After all, II is an advantage to have
q sophisticated husband"
an what way
Well II isn't necessary to waste
time hunting through his pockets at
night" Chicago Record Herald
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
PROMPT Rshuka.

Orlando. you mustn't put your arm
around nv waist"
"Why. GIorlana. It's been there for
half an hour"
swell didn't notice II tin Just
now. "-Chlcaro Tribune.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
henafuI.

Miss oldgirl Now what do Won
think Of the theory that Methuselah
was really not as old as report said he
was? Mr. Frank think II is very en-
eouraging. Miss Oldgirl, - Baltimore
American.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
no ADVERTIsURs.

In order that We may b. able 20
reach our subscribers At the proper
time with the Evening Press We are
compelled % mako q rule that all dis
play advertising must be In the o..
ace by II o'clock .. m. 20 insure
publication the same day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-17
eout Defined.

What is gout:" asks a correspond
ent, Well. it IS IN infection il inner
ited' but i often source OF pride
when acquired. st Paul Pioneer Press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
ZILtyA'S ChPTINES pUT TO
DEATH AFTER TORTURE

Los Angeles. Dec. 20-Hypodermic
injections uf salt water, Of chile sauce,
or ~ extreme eases a mixture OF both
was a form Of torture attributed TO
President ZalaNa by Marshal X
oNeiil, civil engineer and soldier Of
fortune, who is now here.
0Neill went 10 Nicaragua in 1900
to take charge Of the construction
work for a syndicate which had obs
tanned "a railroad commission. With
other Americans he engaged in Il plot
for the Invasion of Nicaragua from
Honduras. The conspirators were arr
rested and sentenced to be- shot but
were saved by the activity OF q Brit
ish consul
Eightocn men ana women were ar
rested later In connection with n fresh
conspiracy. When They refused to
confess. h-spodermic injections Of salt
water ana then chile saucc were nd-
ministercd according 10 oNoili They
remained obdurate and under ZelRya's
personnl direction, OMEN charges
mixtures OF salt water and chile sauce
We're adminisfored until The eighteen
admitted guilt and were put to death.
OMEN asserts that Nicarlguans os-
innate Ielnya's fortune AT between
$50 600. 600 ANA 1900. 900. HE de-
serihcs EsiradH, leader OF The insur-
gents. as superior inttlloctunlly 20
HelaYa nna u man of progressive ideas
which ne imhih.d MS % Youth whom he
visited his country. Estrada he snysI
has been wounded twenty times and
IL Scared aud crippled as the result
81 his battles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
DEATH THREAT SENT
TREASURY SLEUTH
Agent Par, Who uni
earthed Sugar SwindIe, Isl
Warned to Beware of Violent
Finish,


New York. Dec. 20.-Threats of
death by poison and violence against
Richard Parr, the special treasury
agent who unearthvd the sugar frauds
ON the Williamsburg docks Of the
American sugar company. are con-
tanned IN a letter given ont by him
tonight and received, hc says. on De
crmber H. The letter follows
Tho editor of the sun died sud
denly. some prominent mon la the
customs died suddenly. You have
been taken suddenly ~, Beware of
poison tSicncdb SUGAR"
Mr Parr was IN fact taken sudden
~ ~ during the recent trial Of six
former employees Of the Sugar com-
pany q day or two before the letter
written Ills Illness was supposed
TO he an affection OF the nerves
other letters received by him, he
snid tonight. contained threats OF
death and injury by violence. tie had
heen told he would be pushed of y
SUI way platform an front of a moving
Train ana that he would be shot.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
GAS EXPLOSIONS IN
Topeka TEAR UP
PAvEMENTS
Workmen Have Narrow Es-
capes in Blasts Caused by
Cold Weather; Bic Buildings
threatened,


Especial Dispntch 20 the nornins Journal
Topeka, Kan. Dee 20-TWo eNpld-
sions caused hN escaping gas occur
rcd today in the business section Of
Topeka within halt q block OF each
other n wrecked "a fire cistern in
which Street Commissioner SNYDER
ana q workman recently nearly lost
their lives from 90 similar explosion.
For twenty feet either way the
pavement WIS blown up.
The first explosion occurred this
morning uud VAS caused by Wurkmen
usinp "a lantern in repairing telephone
tonduits Two man-holes were blown
nut "a "a workman WAS slightly in
iurvd a second explosion occurred
lato this afternoon.
The hig tire Cistcrn was known To
contain gas. CITY Engineer Fulton
was preparing To drive IL out with an
e|ltctrtc tan Fearing an explosion
from the current driving the fan he
decided =" make a test 10 throw "a
bunch of burning waste into the cis-
tern ANA thu explosion followed. No.
one was hurt
Escaping gas can hr detected IN seA-.
oral BUILDINGS ON West seventh street
and Wntchmsn have been stationed in.
them To prevent gas collecting. To-
DAVIS explosions make five in a radius
OF n block. since cold weather set
In
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
DEATH OF KING ENDS
REIGN OF WANTON


t~Continued from page I. column 81
his faults III private lifo. would never
destroy the official dignity Of the
Kingdom. The s~emi-offciat Twentieth
Century points out that the Belgian
code stipulatoe that rights ~ success
zion 10 the throne pass To descendants
Of legitimate birth n there was "a
civi4 marriage IN Italy II might crehte
potential rights bat. IL IL argued tn.
tbsenve Of all records, ~ publication
~ sneh 2 ceremony and especially the
Tact mat Leopold proclaimed
baroness Vaughan his legitimate wife.
enectually dispose OF the question
Prince Albert's happy plan to re-
unite the exiled aud separated family
Wns fulfilled today AZ baroness
vaughan paasod out forever from BEL
kim lifc. Princess Louise triumphant
w entered the city and WINS officially
greeted az the stntion and acclaimed
~ the people She was conducted
NTH royal lfonors ia ffo chateau BEL
eveJere which hencefofth viii be MIR
official home Again 0daY "a vasf
crowd viewed thu body OF the late
king
Many people who came In from the
provinces were inecnsod that the gates
were closed at . o'clock aud they
tried 60 force an entrance. In the
panic people Wero ifodden on. gar
menis torn aud women tainted. Quite
y number we're injured Finally the
pllaor WAS reopcncd and the visitors
allowed 10 file past the c%atafa1auc.
Arrangement FOR the funeral and
the swearing In of the new sovereign
are progressing rapidly. An army Of
wnrkmen has taken possession Of The
cathedral, which is being draped and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
SUFFRAG|ST
SERMON IN NIGHT
POLICE COURT
Mrs. Belmont Indignant al
Quality Of Justice Melted Out
10 Unfortunate Women by.
New York Magistrates

~ '"f'' Effhf s%fa1fu NV
New YORK. Dee. Z0-Mfs. o II. =.
Belmont, Of export aud New York.
who has recently transferred her in
forests from society 70 suffrage, gaVs,
put o statement tonight Of her i'm
preston of justice melted ou1 90 an
fortunate w"men in the Now York
courts.
In answer 10 numerous requests
from the women VINO are managing
the shirtWaist strike that some OF US
who are also trying to assist would
be present At tho Trial OF the girls ar
rested said Mrs Belmont, j vent
sunday night TO jefferson Market
court vas present from . O'Clock,
when The curt opened. until In the
morning
During tie six hours spent in that
police court I saw enough 10 convince
me and thcse who were with me. be-
You'd the smallest doubt. Of the abso-
Tue necessity Tor wuman suffrage
foi thn direct Influence of wnmeu over
Judges. Jury ana policemen, over ev-
crvthing and everybody connected
with the so-ealled course Of justice.
"A hundred fold Was It impressed
upon me In b cases of the women
of the streets who were trough be-
Tore the Judge. Every woman who
sits complacently amidst the comforts
of her home or who moves with per-
feet freedom ana independence IN her
oWn protected social circles ana SAYS
4 have all the rights / want. should
one plight in the Jefferson Mar
Ret court. She would then know that
there are other women who have no
rights which man or law or society
recognizes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
GRAND JURY IN CHICAGO
TO INVESTIGATE GRAF

chicago. Dee. 2o,-City hail officials
and Others who have appeared as wit
nesses before the Merriam Investigate
ing committee. which has been delv-
ing into alleged graft IN city hail con-
tracts, were s~uhpocnaed today 10 APP
pear before states Attorney WaNman
pending "a grand jury inquiry into the
affair. several OF the witnesses. in
Guiding prominent coal dealers OF the
city. wcr" ordered to appear before
m grand Jurs tomorrow
Disclosures made before the ON
mitiec implicated city hall officials.
wholesale coal dealers ana prominent
contractors in deals through which
the citN IS said 10 have lost thousands
- dollars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
LONDON SHOP WIPED
OUT BY FIRE
Three Lives Lost, Hundreds in
Peril When Flames Break Out
in Immense Structure Crowd
ed with Christmas Customers



London. Dee. 20-A disastrous fire.
involving as far as known the loss OF
three lives and the destruction of the
big drapery store Of Arding a Hobbs
at Chapman. "A southwestern quarter
or London, occurred today.
The fire was due. 1t is believed. to
the breaking of an electric bulb which
started a blaze among celluloid arti-
clcs beneath. IT occurred about 4:30
u. m. when the store, covering an
acre and %havingfive floors and a hun
drcd departments, was crowded with
customers.
The Christmas trade was in fun
swing. but IN little more than an hour
h building was a mass of ruins. The
damage Is estimated at $500, 900. All
the customers made their way in safe
~ out of the store ana there was little
IantC.
While a girl employee WAS trying to
reach the ground the ladder took five
and she fen and was killed. Two men
then jumped and were also killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
NURSE BATTLES FOR
LIFE WITH FEVER
CRAZEO MAN
in Room PIucky Woman
Struggles for Possession of
Revolver; FaintS When Fight
Is Won.


Washington. Dee. 20.-Whcn a
maniac raved IN the delifium Of ty-
phoid rover and flourished a revolver.
Mary Brown, q trained nurse, % years
nld, battled alone with him for her
NE ana almost lost IL.
While the nurse had turned her
hack q momen Martin |. Sterling. her
patient jumped from the bed and
grabbed a revolver from a bureau
drawer. She turned to face the luna
tic.
Put down that gun, give it to me, "
she commanded.
Let me out OF this or IN Kill
revolver and they turned back.
The raised voices brought the family
running a glance disclosed the
nurse looking down the barrel of a
revolver and then turned back.
The nurse gave a little scream and
the two became locked in a battle. ON
h floor and up again. over the bed,
over the furniture and hurled against
h walls. the woman chung to her pa
tiont until n pried the revolver from
his hand and hurled IL through the
window. Then she sank down limp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
TRAIN VICTIM MAY
Be DRUG STORE
BANDIT
Francisco Police Seek to
Connect Former Officer with
Mysterious Thug Who Has
Terrorized Bay City,


san Francisco. Dee. 20--The police
believe that the lone drug store ban
ait whose operations have terrorized
the city for two weeks, possibly may
have been Walter K. Carroll, a for
mer member of the san Francisco
police force, whose body lies in the
morgue at san Jose. Partial identifi-
cation was made today by DIR. Henry
holland, clerk Of Gleason's drug store.
which was twice visited by the rob
Der, and by ii detective of the local
force.
Carroll WIS killed by a train last
Friday. He resigned from the police
force last october following the death
OF his wife from a gunshot wound. A
c~oroner's jury found Mrs. Carroll took
her ~ life. but there were ugly ru-
lnors afloat at the time which were
not u~uieted by the verdict.
Immediately after the inquest CAR
ron resigned from the force To- accept
Il government position.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21

,aiis ~ the program. All parties un-
dersfand fhe investigation must he OF
such a character ~ 70 leave Ia the
puhiic mind not ia. slightest doubt
Of its t~hofenghness and ippartialts
Nj. Baiiingef is impatient OF ,i.iay
n is said - have urged that = F.so-
lution providing Tor . congressional
Investigation be presented IN THE sen
ate tomorrow. Il H. understood to-
night that he has bccn oYerruicd on
b a point and thar the exceedingly
complex task nf determining the form
Of inquiry VIII be threshcd out be-
tween now aud the RECOMMENDING Of
congress Ianuefy 4
Joint committee i'roI,s Bile.
This whole snbjrcf gives promise az
heated discussion among members ~
10th houses md " Is not unlikely that
the investigators viii at length De put
IA the hands Of Il Joint special com
miitee representing both Ordinarily
~ investigation of this character
would fan to the committee on public
lands ia house or the other.
These committees arc made M.
however, laFgcls ol mon from west
ern states who have IN ono WAY ana
another taken sides IN the cOntro- |
vers, and whose interest might be rr-
strded AZ possibly interfering With an
1Hbishfu judgment |
Inquiry To ibc I%seicnties-.
one thing appears certain the in
vestigation, yer makes il must
be relentless ana everybody seems
that Il must b. absolutely pub
II is admitted that anything in
nature of 'siat chamber pro-
ceedinEs would satisfy no one.
The entire department ~ tho inter
Tor, 80 far ~ II concerns public lands
and mineral and water rights. u Is
must he barred 10 tho search
light. from the time when Mr.. Bnliin-
ger WAS commissioned general of the
and office under the Roosevelt nd
ninistration down rs the present mo-
Tho position Of AIR Baiilnger and
us friends goes beyond any question 1
u personal controversy and they and !,
who voice the attitude of tho
administration disa ANY desire tn
convict somebody else" as Il means
4 vindieating the secretary Of the in
For instance, n is positively 4
that the interests 81 the de- /
Of agriculture aud its forest ,
" which Gifford pinchot IL
ftief. viii be recognized as h wing an I
important stake In this business. since :
iuch Of this unhappy controversy hap
matters In which the forest ,
was more or less directly In. '
Owed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
SAYS BARONESS
VAUGHAN WILL MAKE FIGHT

Paris, Doe 2N.-iu IN interview this
evening, ~. Pickard. the legal adviser
at Earoness Vaughan. when asked u
the marriage ct King Leopold and
baroness Vaughan Was effective, re-
piied
The baroness has really been mar
rird ~ religions iites. that | can at
test
Then have The children Of the
union rights q the throne
Angling may happen and, believe
me, the affair is only beginning
And "a" royal family ?"
rs preparing to use every chlca-
merry 10 obtain the revocation OF the
gifts 20 the Indirect hoirs through the
courts ! can tell you that the fight
win last b long time for h baroness
viii fight. II j. her duty to do so.
BARONESS Vaughan Is 81 remarkably in
%teiiigent wonlan, far above the aver
BARONESS Vaughan is described by
one uho accompanied her from Brus-
sells ~ young and beautiful and dig
nified IN spite Of her origin, Accord
ing t. the same authority the baroness
took nothing with her from nor villa,
hnt personal effects.
A man employed on Leopold's cape
estate related to the Mathis
Nice correspondent that he acc0inpan-
led King Leopold and baroness
ia an automobile to the
Franciscan chapel at BordiRhere. ia
February, lg0s. where. no asserts. "a
marriage WAS celebrated. The SUI
Jerior Of tho Franciscans refused 10
unfirm or deny this statement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
NEGOTIATIONS FOR
SETTLEMENT
Of STRIKE
Predicted S%witchmen'S Contfo-
yer8y Must Be Settled at Once
to Prevent It Spreading to.
Other Classes Of Workers.
ny Mnrnin~ journal, ,pectal Ien.ed whe1

49,
81. Pam, Dec. 20-As a result Of a
conference today at which George T.
SHADE. third yIcc-ptcsldent of the
Northern Pacific, J. ". Grudei, gen
eral manager at the Great Northern.
ana Ralph Wheelock. private scere-
tarY of Governor Eberhart, We're pres
ent, it was announced that the rail-
roads were ready To receive proposal
for q conference with The striking
~switchmen, but hat any presentations
made by the switchmcn would have
to be taken up by the general mana-
gers committee, headed by !. g..
of Chicago.
IL Is probable that steps Will he
taken tomorrow toward arranging a
conference between the switchmcn
ana railroads, az Governor EberhaTt
Is anxious 10 get tho factions to-
eether.
II is freely rumored that unless
some definite action is taken tomor-
row toward "A settlement, the railway
ana freight handlers, number
ing about 1000. VIII be ordered TO
strike by the committee of the rail
way department Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, which has been i'll
session here three days.
n Il. Perham. chairman Of this
committee. tonight refused to affirm
deny the report that another strike
pending.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21

A good spring makes a good bed
a good bed gives perfect rest. Per
iect rest is absolutely necessary TO
good health and long life. Buy n
1 Leggett & Plat Steel Spring and
I'VE 10 a good ripe old age. The Fu-
rene Furniture Co, exclusive agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-21
CARb0L|C' ACID IN
CAPSULES FED TO
HUSBAND
This Is How Mrs. Pearl Ann
strong Became a Widow, Ac-
cOrding TO Hired Girls Test
monyi Woman in Jail,
Try MosAins Journal Special Leased Wire,

New Albany. Ind, Dec. 20.-Mrs.
fe@ft Armstrong vas late today
charged with the murder Of her hus-
nand. Seorgs Armstrong. who died
iast nlght from carbolic acid poison
ING The woman was placed in faif
conflicting statements made hv
Mrs Armstrong and by Florence Iar-
RS. "a girl. who lives at the Armstrong
home. concerning Armstrong; death
caused the arrest OF the two. After
a severe cross-examination at the DO
lice station the girl declared. accord
ing 10 the police. hat she saw Airs
Armstrong give her husband six cam
sitltS nilcd with carholiC acid.
n Harris girl, according 10 the
police. said Mrs. Armstrong uor.
while handling the capsules Ia
prevent the acid burning her hands.