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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
GOOD WORK IN TRIALS
Pennsylvania Seems to Have Good
Show to Win in intercollegiate
Finals.

Philadelphia, May o. .'ennsyiva-
nia showed MP 50 we'll IN the trials
today as to make IL appear that the
Philadelphia institution will probably
carry eff the intercollegiate cham
plonship. the finals Of which VII be
held tomorrow.
Pennsylvania qualified IA men for
finals. Yale and Princeton IL each;
Harvard ll Cornell s: Michigan o;
Amherst 4, Syracuse, Columbia and
Wesleyan each, and Rutgers, Col
gate, Dartmouth, New York Univer
sity, Hagerfora and Bowdoln, ont
each. Mo records were broken.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
Bad Case Of Grip.

bill.
The uggastion wasmaae by Dixon
but ultimately his amendment was
supplanted by one in a simpler form
offered by Lafollette, The wireless is
exempt. No roll call was taken. The
first vote of the day was taken on
the Dolliver amendment which pro
vides for federal regulation of the
issuance of railroad securities, so as
to prevent over capitalization. This
was beaten 9 to AZ, Most Of the day
was spent in debate among the
Democrats on the question Of whether
the Dolliver amendment was in ac
cordance with the last Democratic
platform.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
ENJOYED THE PROCEDURE
Mrs. Doxey, on Trial For MurdeF
Seemed Concerned but One Dur
ing Testimony Yesterday.

St. Louis, May t27 Mrs. Dora y
Doxey, accused of the murder of hei
husband. William J Erder, apparent
ly enjoyed the court procedure to
das
only once she seemed concerned
whaa DIR, William II Warren, tn.
states exper.. demonstrated how n
obtained arsenic from the body o.
her dead husband
At other fines sire laugifed wher
her attorneys eau ed WITNESSES e
make admissions damaging to the
states case.
Warren was the only important
witness.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
SUBMARINE IS LOCATED
Eyers Going Gown TO Ganten Freach
Veasei-~-Common Belief That
Wha,e Crew Psrishsd.

Calais, France, May ~. The
French submarine Pmpioae, wnioh
was struck and unk nv the steamer
Pas De Calais yesterday. was again
lceated tonight after being driven
from the mGd moorings' at the bot
ON Of the English Channel today anil
carried about by the swift lower cur
rents,
Tonight various craft are sending
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
DECLARED INELIGIBLE.

Des Molnes, May Pc. s. Turner,
Grinnell College sprinter, and D.
Campbell, a half miller for Iowa Uni
versity were today declared Ineligible
to compete in the Missouri Valley
Conference meet Saturday because OF
previous experience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
REPUBLICANS CALL MEETING

Milwaukee, May 27.--A Republican
political movement headed by T.. l..
Philip today issued call for con-
vention to be held mere June 8. The
call is signed by over LOCO, praises
the administration Of Taft and urges
the doing away Of factionali m
Anon the signers are former Govern
ors w. D. Hoard, Edward Scofield
and many who have been allied with
bothf Nhe solcallad l"Stalwart" and
shalf-breed' factions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
GREAT DR.. KOCH DEAD
The Famous German BacterioIouist
Succunbs to Heart Disease
Found tuberculosis Germ.

Baden, Baden, May n. Professor
Robert Koch, tho famous bactereI
ogist, died here this afternoon from
heart di ease. He was born at Klaus.
thai, Hanover, December II. 1sf3.
Koch gained most Of his renown
as discoyerer Of the bacilli Of tEber.
culosis ana cholera.
He received decorations for his dis
cogefy. ne VISITED 1 the United
States in 1903.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
pRooF WAS LACKING.

Atlantic City, May 27 -;-.f=--i
the acquittal for lack Of proof Of th
charges OF Hersey against three stu
dents of the Union Theological Sem
mary today. the Presbyterian Gener
al Assembly adopted resolution tina
hereafter verbatim records shall bt
kept of all examinations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

down divers ii an cndeavor to raise
the wreck
That the ~ officers and men all per-
i hed is the common belief. I Inc re-
port that divers heard rappings last
night from inside the Pluviose is dis
credited.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
ONE bat lIkY Dc LOST


Et&)r 1sar -1s Is repelted to.
night ttat ore CT The motor boats
competing ID the Philadelphia Havana
race may have been lest.
The steamship Nocooehee reported
sighting the lights Of one Of the
racing vessels off Cape Roman May
"a, II moment later Signal Of dis.
tress was seen. and then there was
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
KILrs 8 HOUR BILL.

Boston, May 27 Governor Draper
today vetoed the bill making eight
hours days work for public EN-
ployes. The bill was only slightly
changed from one which met a siml-
lar fate last year. The governor says
Il was an interference with the rights
or those who desired to work longer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

no further sign OF the boat
The Caroline is the only starter In
the race that has not been herd from.
She Ii owned BY NJ. + Dennis, Of
New York Among the crew We're
Walter NJ. Bielding, secretary Of the
Motor Boat Club of America.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
LoRiMER HAS SPIES OUT.

Knoxville, May 27.--Two men, said
to be Chicago detectives representing
the interests Of Senator Lorimer, are
here In conjunction with the local
detective they have ben investigating
the record Of Charles A. White, the
Illinois legislator who instituted the
alleged bribery exposure. White
was reared here and resided here un-
til 1904.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
JULIA WARD HOWE 81.

Boston, May 27. Receiving con
sratulations from distlnguisht
friends IN all parts Of the world, Mrs..
Julia Ward Howe today observed her
alst birthday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
TRIES To Fly CHANNEL,

Dover England. May 27.--CharIes
Stuart Rolls started this evening In
an aeroplane In an attempt to fiy
across the English channel. He had
gone only a few yards when the mo
tor broke. HE win try again tomor-
rev morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
TO JOIN JOHNSON.

San Francisco, May 27,--It was de-
clded today that All Kaufman, the
California heavy weight, will join the
Johnson camp to box with the negro.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Des Moines, May 27.-Mrs. Ann
Juinlan, aged rs, and Mrs. Kate DoGd
aged So were killed last night by a
Burlington train while crossing q
street In Ottumwa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
NOMINATIONS BY TAFT.

Washington, May 27--Taft today
nominated for United States attorney
of the Minnesota district, Charles g.
Houpt, and fer postmaster Of Duluth,
Arthur r. Cook.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
s12o,ooo FIRE.

Minneapolis, May 27 Fire today
destroyed Give frame buildings in the
manufacturing district on tiniyersi,
ty avenue The loss is $120.0J0.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
Brooklyn Defeated.

Brooklyn. May o. scanlon pitched
well up to the sixth when the visitors
made three hits in row and he gave
way to Welhelm
Score RHE
Brooklyn ..,...... ......a . 4 Al
New York .......s.#.....S y n
Batteries scanlon, Wilhelm and
bergen. Raymond and schiei.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
Was . Slow Game.

bloomington. May 27--After tying
the score In the ninth Peoria lost 4
slow contest ia the thirteenth inning.
Score RH m
Bloomington ...s. ...,..... no =
Peoria ..4s...s. ..ss..... g l3
Batteries Walsh and Nunamakefs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

GatteriesPowel, Maddox and Glib
son. Curtis and Graham.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
Defeated New York Americans -
Cleveland and Boston Play Nine
Inning Tie---Game Called
by Agreement.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Pittcbura Was Fierce.

Fittsburg, May 27.six errors
made Pttsburg's playing farce to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28

lconeladed M seeona 2ass
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-28
X RHE

Score *
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
SCOTT ESTATE ON
ROLLS At $4,000
Board of Review Would Recover
Taxes Which Personal Property
das Long Dodged.

Jim" SCOTS estate was placed on
the assessment rolls Tor $250,000 in a
session OF the board OF TAX review.
Tuesday morning. c. NJ. Burton. one
of the administrators, advised the
board that lie had looked up Scott Is
deposits in a Windsor bank ana found
that ne had first put $4,000 there III
1905, the amount increasing up to
$il 900 at a later date. As this per
sonal property had escaped taxation
for number of years, the board OF re-
view put on a sufficient amount 10
recover the back taxes for those years
There Was some discussion as -
assessing the real estate which has
been willed TO the city. Ii was de-
cided that, since the city has not ac-
Cepted the gift, the property should
DC assessed the same as other estate.
Aid Freiwald created hurry by
stating that an inspector Of the poor
commission had insulted two poor old
women in visiting them TO Investigate
their petitions 20 nave their property
exempted from taxation for charitable
reasons
He told one lady, 50 years of age.
that she ought 70 go out and spade
her ncighbors' gardens for a living be
fore she asked to be relieved OF her
taxes" asserted Freiwald The in
spector may be called before the tax
board TO explain these charges
With regard 70 veterans exemp-
tions, II was decided that in only such
cases as these wherein the old sol
dier's property amounted 10 less than
$1,000 would any exemption be grant
cd. The American Lady Corset Co.
was placed on the rolls at 100000 and
given notice to appear to contest this
If desired.
Nothing was heard from the Detroit
United railway regarding its new as
sessed valuation.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

make islanders behave this summer
does not mean that the place VIII be
transformed into puritanical haven
The commissioner has asserted, how
,oyoT, for the express benefit OF the
canoe boys. that there Will be no more
all-night sessions on the Belle Isle
canals
Some OF the officers will police the
island in boats and all the llule
islands that nestle I'M the inland lakes
will DE visited in the general fine tooth
comb profess TO which the place viii
be subjected nightly. ~
Commissioner Croul has made ar
rangemeDts with the officers wbo are
20 work on the island that they will
work seven DAYS a week and have no
furlouchs during the summer, Tie
time will be made up to them through
the winter.
Respectable young men and their
best girls will not be molested, the
commissioner says II couple
chooses TO sit upon a bench and If lie
wants TO put his arm around her and
she wants to COO sweet nothings 10
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
HAYES TO ENTERTAIN.
Well-Known photographer viii Show
Pictures Of Notables Before
Wholesalers

Owing to the presence in the city
OF Monsisneur Falconio, Wednesday.
the regular "Wednesday luncheon of
the whole salers & Manufacturers as
ISOLATION viii be deferred. Several
OF the members plan to attend the re-
ception TO be rendered Mgr Falconio
by the Knights OF Columbus, Wednes-
DAY evening
The next function Of the association
will be something OF an innovation.
II will be held in the evening instea |
OF az noon, the reason being that the
speaker OF tine occasion, Clarence NJ.
Hayes the well-known photographer,
will give stereoptican reproductions OF
photographs ne has made Of famous
men whom Detroit has entertained.
The list includes ex-President Roose-
welt President Taft. Chinese and Japa-
nest ambassadors and a host of other
uotabies. The date is Wednesday,
May Is, at $50 O'Clock. and a record
attendance Is looked for.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
BELLE ISLE TO Be
SECURED BY POLICE
Commissioner Croul Says He's Dettr-
mined To Put Stop to Disgrace
full Conditions" on Playground.

Hearken, you canoe boys. Give car,
amourous swans and dreamy-eyed
maidens. Belle Isle park is to be
po!iced this summer as it was never
policed before
No more ogling, no spooning In
shady recesses, no midnight siestas
in sequestered hooks Commits sioncr
Crou cast his weather eye on tie
calender over his desk Tuesday morn
ing, and noted that 1t was May g.
tbs time TO spring this, solilo-
Quized he Spring is here and IL
ought to be sprung
Then he made the following official
announcement.
Lieut.. owen c. Lindsay shall
( henCeiOrth and for the entire heated
term be head OF the park squad. II
shall be his duty to see that the park-.
with special attention 10 Belle leslie,
snail be policed thoroughly, REGULAR
Gaily and Sunday. The force on Belle
1 Isle shall be increased forthwith,
/ There will be an automobile OH he
! island, bicycles and motorcycles galore
end they Will all be equipped with
searchlights.
I The cells Of the station on Belle
I Isle will ne torn out at once and the
place transformed into a rest room
especially designed 10 give aid TO wo
men and children"
/ Such in short is the commissioner
dictum. But nc has many thoughts
on thu, suDie t, and after making the
announcement he dwelt at some lengi b
on his plans for the regeneration OF
| Detroit's great pleasure park.
| Conditions over there have been a
| disgrace TO this city in past SUM
mors." said he. Il intend they shall
be remedied at once. Loose conduct
on the island will positively be
| frowned upon and shall certainly be
prevented and the offenders punished
/ The island will be subjected TO a
police raid every single night Every
biz of ground will be gone over.
"The force viii be increased immedi
ately and there will be men on bicy
cles and motorcycles. equipped with
( powerful searchlights. which may be
turned on or off AT will. The Hupp
I Motor Car Co. has offered to furuis Il
the department with one OF its runa
/ bouts for use ON the island during the
summer months The only compenea
I ticn it asks is that the department fur
/ nish it with figures showing the vaIi-
GUS performances OF the machine. the
number OF runs made, the distance
covered, etc.
The work Of tearing the cells out
Of the Belle Isle station has been
/ started already. intend To have
that used more as a resting place aud
a place for temporary aid to women
and children who are taken i'll
Il want 20 impress upon people not
TO hesitate 10 come to the station IN
search Of Information or for any other
reason. The place will ho more OF a
rest room than a police ri"
The commissioner son "a
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
BUILDERS TOO BUSY
TO SUBMIT PLANS
More Work In Sight Than Can Be
accomplished In One Season,
7 They Say.

Detroit building contractors are
facing a situation said TO be unpre-
cedented in Detroit. even in its most
fonrishing periods of the past They
complain that so great is the rush OF
work that they cannot find time 10
figure all the plans submitted for
their consideration In tact, many OF
them already have more work in sight
than they can take care OF in one sea
son II Is simply another illustration
OF Detroit's remarkable expansion
The scarcity of labor is an element
In this situation. If men We're plenti-
full, the contractors would be able to
take on small jobs here and there thar
they hesitate 10 shoulder now, lest
they be unable 10 carry out their con
tracts. Many workmen have been i'm
ported from other cities, much against
the protests of the latter, but still
there is shortage
still another factor in the situation
is a shortage OF common brick. The
big local brick manufacturers who
operate all the year around are I'M
able to keep up with orders by work
ing full capacity, while the summed
o. outdoor yards, In the oltlying dis
tricts, have been held back by ihe
rainy weather OF the past few weeks
as they depend on the sun Tor dry'ng
ont their products.
A few days of warm, dry weather
viii solve the brick problem, but
while relief in this direction would
enable the contractors to proceed
with work that is being held up IL Will
not stop the influx OF new work.
Contractors in outside cities. which
are not developing as rapidly as lie
t?oit, are becoming interested in tie
local situation and are reaching olt
for some OF the business the horie
contractors cannot take care of Mr.
Moore. Of the Moore Mansfield Con
struction Co. one Of the biggest firms
Of its kind in Indianapolis, is in the
city with view TO establishing a
branch Office here, and, il is said, al
ready has lined up two or three COOL
sized Jobs The local builders are in
clined TO welcome outsiders. for IN no
other way can all the building plan
ned for the coming year be finished
Tie conditions described probably
explain why ground has not been
broker for the great plants OF the
General Motors Co. and the ozier
Motor Car Co. though II is expected
that work on both plants will be I'M
der way before the end OF tn present
month.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
GOoDFELLOW TIRE co. LOSES.
Can't Get Permission to Build Drive
WaV Across Boulevard.

The Goodfcllow Tire Co. located ~
Woodward-ave. and the East Grand
boulevard, filed a petition in the cir.
cult court Tuesday. asking a mar
damus TO compel the commissioner OF
parks and bouleyarls 10 grant permits
sion for the construction OF a drive.
way into the side of the concern 5
premises To do this will necessitate
the cutting Of a road through the sod
ded portion of the boulevard. This
permission the commissioner has re
fused to give
A similar petition by II. l.. Robert
son was denied by Judge Donovan
Monday. II now appears that Mr.
Robertson did not want the privilege
OF constructing such a roadway, his
petition being move on the part OF
residents on the boulevard to prevent
the Goodfellow Tire Co from getting
the permission.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

hoNsICNEI DIOMEDE FALCONio.
ing the Pope. in his refusal to accept
Gny conditions FOR visiting the pontiH.
Mgr. Falconio remarked. With the
Suave grace OF the born diplomat
Il do not know OF this affair that
Yea speak or but do not think col
Roosevelt intended 20 insult the Pope.
NO do not believe that / think that
hat Is a mistaken impression.
1icnslaulur Fal,onio viii remain az
Orchard Lake Wednesday. returning
IN the afternoon for the purpose OF
participating in the public reception
90 the cpi-CCps residence on Wash
lngton boulevard
Mar Falconio, afable and most
cordial. received ines reporter ~
Bishop FoiCys residence he remark
cd with smile mat he did not feel
a stranger in Detroit as be has been
here twice before, and has been great
ly interested i'm DetIous wundertui
growth
"You are getting t. be great city
In every way, amt am glad, an
proud 90 bc back here, be said.
was here an the hiccutenary cclcbra-
ton, anl again, 60 blcssq the chapel
OF the House OF Coco shepherd.
When reference was made to the
RooseNelt-Natican incident, Mgr. Fal
COMO mimgly remarked That is
past II is best 20 let unpleasant things
be OF the past and to forget them.
You have been frequently asked
about that natter was suggested.
II DO not like To discuss It, at all
II ie OF the past. now
The attack ON COL Roosevelt by
Most Rev William II OConnen. arch
bishop Of Boston in a meeting OF jhe
American Federation OF Catholic So
cieties OF the diocese, May /. was
called TO Mgr Falconio's attention.
have heard OF it, i'm a manner.
he replied. II have not read it or
given it any thought What was it?"
he asked. With pleasing interest
Informed that Archbishop O'Connel
had accused Col Roosevelt Of insult
10 be rendered him by the knights
Of Columbus i'm the Hotel cad
lilac from s to 9 p. IN. From
present Indications the reception is
10 be one Of the largest of its char
acter ever held in Detroit The fact
OF the participation Of all deBomina-
tons AZ This junction Will mark X
specially ir the annals OF the city. Tho
reception committee will convene at
7.f5 o'clock The receiving line viii
be arranged and the formal welcome
vii be pronounced by George = Mon
aGhaD, national director of The knights
II Columbus. \ csponsc viii be made
~ Mohsigreur Falconio after which
the reception will proceed The en-
trance 10 the public viii be on the
Mlchi"onaye side OF the Hotel Cadil-
lac. The reception proper will be he'll
in The Turkish room The exit for the
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

public viii bo on the washinston-ave-
side Of the hotel
No effort has been spared 20 make
the reception itself and the hanquel
which fo'loWs,of a character to- inspire
the distinguished guest with the ap,
probation In which he Is held by the
public The floral decorations OF the
hotel itself will be under the direction
.of James Swart, proprietor OF tie
Cadillac The mural decorations Will
combine the American and papal
colors and the insignia OF the knights
.of Columbus
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
ROOSEVELT POPE
INCIDENT BEST
Be FORGOTTEN
MGR. FALCoNIo. r
Papal Delegate, Detroit Visitor,
Tuesday, Says Unpleasant
ness Is of Past Not To BE
Discussed Now.
Sure That Colonel Meant No Insult
To Pontiff, as Archbishop
0'Connell Charges.

Monsigneur Diomcde Falconio, the
apostolic delegate TO the United
States. arrived in Detroit at 1880
o'clock Tuesday afternoon over the
Michigan Central and was welcomed
at 'he depot by Bishop Foley, whose
guest the distinguished prelate was
until evening, when he went To Orchard
Lake to dedicate the new Polish sem
mary there. Wednesday. With Bishop
Foley was his secretary Fir Baumeart-
ner. and a group of Knights OF Column
bus, headed by George +. Monaghan.
M0nsigneur Falconio dressed In
froCk coat and silk hat, hrayed the
chill winds without an overcoat but
his secretary was wrapped In a shout
der shawl of thick warmth The party
entered automobiles and were driven
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
OBJECTED TO HUBBY's GUEST
Mrs. Van Zandt Tries to Gust Visitor
and TWO Arrests Follow

Mrs Josephine Van Zandt OF No.
ne Grand RNer-aye.. objected strenu-
ously when her husband came horne
early Tuesday morning with an over
dose of alcoholic sumulant and Ross
Mckenzie. who also carried burden.
Mckenzie and Van Zandt proceeded
tic retire. and were tucked in bed.
when Mrs Van Zandt entered their
room in her nightie, an threw Nc.
Kenz,e out Her husband was indig-
liant. So was his friend \ three
cornered battle started. with all of
the comhatants in robes de mutt a
policeman heard the row, but the dis
erect Nj. Van Zandt escaped before
he arrived lie saw Mrs. Van ZanGt
fighting it out and arrested them
both. Justice Jeffries discharged the
woman. and fined Mckenzie s.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04

REFUSES TO KEEP HOUSE.
Wife Prefers Working in Millinery
Store. !. W. Smith Says.

Wife Prefers Working in Millinery
Store. !. W. Smith Says.
That his wife found working in a
millinery store more attractive than
house keeping. Is one OF the complaints
of Leland w Smith. who, Tuesday,
hled suit tor divorce from Nellie
smith The plaintih alleges that his
wife naeged him continually untl ne
cave her permission 20 90 into the
millinery business. Then she neglect
cd her homo, he says. would not pre-
pare his meals or perform other duties
in the way OF housekeeping She also
refused 70 90 ont with him, he says,
but was not ayerse 10 going ont with
others aud spent most OF her evenings
away from home
Bills we're also fled Tuesday. by
Victor US. Eliza pete and Carlos Us.
Anna G Naybcrger
The Detroit times., 1910-05-04
PUBLIC sPO0NING PAID.
Collection Was Taken Up for Una
Dashed kewlyweds on a Train.

COLUMBUS. Ind, May 3.-Whea
CLAYTON r Williams and Miss BessIe
Parnes of Trimble county, in IN
mountain section Of Kentucky. crossed
the river and were married AT Madt
son, they decided TO go To Indianapolis
for thcir honeymoon. They boarded
Penn y'yania train
The Ias cnEcrs in the car gave t?
all other pursuits TO watch the lc'o
making couple The word went ga,
ana passengers came from other car.
u watch thcm Tho ncViyWeds did
not scem to mind it at all Fmarv
Iiauy Shor; ana Harry Mahaffaf ol
this city CeCided to take mp a colicc
ton for then. Short passed Ills hat
and secured handful OF change. Then
Mahaifey presented the money to the
bride
oh Just look here. now. won't this
he mandy. ccarie?' she said TO her has
band as she exhibited the money.