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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
FREEHOLDERS
HAVE SESSION
Somerset County Asks Mid
dIesex to Join in Macada-
MIXING Road.
DEANS PEOPLE COMPLAIN
spsoia, to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Mar. 3:-At the
meeting of the Board of Freeholders
this morning Robert Gibson, director
of the Somerset county Board OF
Freeholders, appeared before the
board in regard to matchmaking the
road from Franklin Park to Little
Rocky Hill. This road is about five
and one-half miles long and lies in
both counties. 1t was stated that
the Somerset county board had acted
favorably upon the matter, but they
could do nothing without the action
Of the Middlesex county board. The
question was referred to the road
committee for immediate action.
A delegation of citizens from
Deans, headed by William Oberman,
appeared before the board to COM
plain of the condition of the Deans
Franklin Park road. 1t seems the
old Board of Freeholders last year
awarded the contract to macadamiZe
this road to the Suffolk Construction
Company and that concern sub-let
the contract to William Horn. Mr..
Horn was at the meeting this morn
Ing, as was Mr.. Shoe, who has been
supplying the gravel for the road
construction Mr.. Shoe has refused
to deliver any more gravel until he
is assured of getting his money. This
has held up the work. Mr.. Horn
said he could not promise Mr.. Shoe
any money as he did not have any
himself. He said 81 200 is due the
laborers on the job and some of
them are starving.
The rnnhOldara dnpidad that III
was up to the bondsmen of the con-
tractors to finish the road. The
matter was referred to the road COM
mittee.
This occupied all the morning and
the board adjourned to meet again
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
RELATIVES TO SUE
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Relatives of James ]. Rogers, the
Camden man who was killed by a
Pennsylvania train here on January
II, are preparing to start a suit for
heavy damages against the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company.
AS told in the NEWS at the time,
Rogers was killed just north of the
New York & Long Branch railroad
bridge in this city. He lived in
Camden and had been foreman for
the Peter Heagen Company, of Phil
adelphia. Lawyers representing the
victims relatives have been in this
city the past few days to seek infor-
nation regarding the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
ROOSEVELT is
NOT IN DANGER
Learns of Death of His
Friend Shortly After He
Had Departed.
LAST ELEPHANT HUNT
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Mongolia, Soudan, Mar. 9:-Col
Roosevelt today set out for lake to
the northward of here for his final ele-
phant hunt. Kermit and large num-
ber of natives are in the party. From
Lake No, the party will proceed to
Khartoum, arriving March II.
The Colonel today learned Of the
death from fever at Gondokora of his
friend Dr. Trosch. He declared the ap-
prehension that he has the fever as
groundless. He said there was no dan
ger as the fever is not contagious.
The entire population of Mongall to-
day gave the party farewell with
much ceremony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
THE LATEST is TAKEN
ESTRADA is DEFEATED
peo,a, bv United Press Wire.

I Special bV United PfeSS WIG.
Bluefeld, Mar. 3:-(Via wireless tC
Colon) The movement of the provi
sional army against Managua has fail
ed, according to dispatches received to-
day. Strengthened by 500 soldiers
from Honduras, the Madriz forces en-
gagged General Chamorro near Aisma,
and is believed to have routed him.
The dispatches say Chamorro escaped
from Tisma with few natives and
Americans, but with his army cut to
pieces and several hundred killed and
wounded.
1t is understood here that nearly the
entire Estrada army engaged in the
battle If this is true, Estrada has not
enough men left to carry ON even
Guerilla warfare
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
GEORGE ". ECCERT
VISITS WASHINGTON
(From the NEWS Correspondent }

Washington, Mar. 3:-George w.
Eggert, deputy collector of customs at
the port of Perth Amboy, was in this
city yesterday, He had a long confer
ence at the Treasury Department with
one Of the assistant secretaries on a
matter in connection with the customs
business, and returned home last night.
Before he went to the Treasury De-
partment Mr.. Eggert called on Repre-
sentative Howell, and spent some time
looking through the Capitol and the
congressional library.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
REYBURN WILL
SEND MESSAGE
Philadelphia Mayor Will
Outline the Strike Situa-
tiOn to the Council.
OPPOSE. ARBITRATION

Special By United Press Wire.
Philadelphia, March 3:-Mayor
Reyburn announced today noon that
he Will send a special message to
the council meeting this afternoon
outlining the strike situation. He
refused to give out the text of the
message, but it is believed to strenu-
ously oppose arbitration.
Interviews with score of prom
inent labor men in various trades to-
day indicate that call for a gen.
eral strike Is not meeting with as
much sympathy as was first expected
The car service is running at sixty
per cent. normal, and the cars ore
jammed with passengers. No dis
turbances are reported today A
mob late last night set fire to troll
ley car waiting at Orthodox and
Richmond streets, in Bridenburg.
The firemen extinguished the flames
and turned the hose on the crowd,
breaking it up. There were no ar
rests.
Ride in the Taxi. Phone 1S1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
MEET WITH PASTOR
TO DISCUSS SKATERS

Rev William H. Bawden, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will be
at the church every Wednesday even
ing at Z o'clock during the month of
March to meet with any member of
the congregation and talk in regard
to matters pertaining to the affairs
of the church. These meetings are
to be held prior to the weekly prayer
services and commenced last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
t forget the huge
MaSouc Ball

under the auspices of the Ladies So
ciety Braga, in Washington Hall,
Friday, March 4. 6 Handsome Prizes.
Competitors for prizes must arrive be-
fore o clock. Masks will be remov-
ed at 1880 'elock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
No Meeting Of yacht (Iuh

The scheduled monthly meeting of
the Raritan Yacht Club was not held
last night as there was no quorum
present. All business was deferred
until next months meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
$40 40 REALIZED FROM
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY

The play which was given by the
students of the high school in the Au-
ditorium Saturday night, netted
5000, which was given to the Ath-
letic Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
Also to Aid in The Preven-
tion and ReIief of Hu-
man Suffering.
ENORMOUS GIFTS MADE BY
RICH AMERICANS.
Special by United Press Wire

New York, Mar 3:-Behind the
incorporation of the great new Rock
feller Foundation is hidden the
greatest plan for the systematizing
of charity in the history of the world.
The vast wealth of the oil king will
be dispensed in advancing every
field of human endeavor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Members of the 4th Ward Rep. Club
are requested to attend a regular meet
ing Thursday Evening, March Sd, In
Mckinley Hall. Election of officers
and a general good time to all members
who attend. M. ]. OLSEN, Secy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Sole agency for National Cash
Registers, all the latest models. A
Jensen, 336 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Sections Taxicab service. phone
1S1, day or night.
s325-2-25-12tr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
U. s. Commissioner Drops Dead.

Special By United Press Wire.
New York, Mar. 3-United States
Commissioner James w. Ridgeway,
formerly United States district at
torney for the southern district of
New York, dropped dead today in
the corridor of the county court
house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
NOT PRODUCE
TRUST BOOKS
Supreme Court Holds that
Packers Must be Heard
in Case First.
SHERIFF GETS CAPIAsEs

Trenton, N. J., March 3.-Supreme
Court Justice Francis J. Swayze has
refused the application made by Pres
ecutor Pierre P. Garven of Hudson
county for peremptory order to com.
pei the National Packing company
Swift & Co., Armour & Co. and Morris
& Co. to produce their books and min.
utes for inspection by the grand jury
in its cold storage investigation.
The justice notified Mr. Garven that
he will on Saturday morning hear an
application for rule to show cause
why the order should not be issued.
Counsel for the packers will be on
hand to argue against the granting of
the rule. The matter will come before
the justice In Jersey City.
Capiases for the arrest Of the TWEEN
ty-one indicted packers and summons
es for the six indicted corporations
have been delivered to Sheriff Kelly.
The New Jersey lawyers representing
the defendants have given assurances
that the concerns viii plead to the in
dictments tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
MOB INTERRUPTS TRIAL
AND LYNCHES PRISONER

Special by Uaited Press Wire.
Dallas, Texas, Mar. 8:-Allan Brooke,
a negro accused of assaulting two
year-old-girl was taken from the court
room where he was being tried today
and lynched by mob Of 1000 men.
Lee the NEWS tell your wants
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03
Another Director PIeads.

SpeofdI 6y United Press Wire.
Jersey City, Mar. 3:-Frederick
B. Cooper, resident director for
Swift & Company, the meat packers,
one Of the men indicted by the Hud-
son county grand jury for participa-
tion in alleged combination to force
up prices of food products, appeared
In court today and pleaded not gull
ty. He was released on s2,500 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Sewing Machines, any make. any
style, at A. Jensen. SS6 State street
S762-2-3-tf-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Ford Automobiles, sole agency. A.
S762-2-3-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Get a Typewriter from A. Jensen.
s36 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

Phone for Taxi, 181, any time day
or night. 9325-2-25-l2t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-03-03

WEATHER - Generally
fair tonight and to-
morrow. Temp erature
moderate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

En- San Juan La istinguida es-
posa del nuevo jefe de Ia estaci6n
naval distin guida sonora de Wallin g
y sus dos ninas han llegado de los
Estados Unidos y fijan su residen-
cia en- IA ciudad Bien venidos y que
les sea grata tn nueva Residential
Sc ausentan A fines del corriente
mes embarcan para norteamerica el
6r Samuel M Hyde, jefe que fue
del ne negociado de imprenta de gobier
no, y su distin guida senora El Sr.
Hyde ha residido mucho tempo eli
la isla y desempen6 importantes
cargos en- la secretaria de Puerto
Rico contrayendo matrimonio aqui
con unadistin guida joven, compa-
triota suya hija del que fue cores
ponsal del HERALD y empleado del
departamento Consolidate Sr Ha-
yalbarth Ambos jovenes son muy
estimados en- San Juan en- donde tie
men numerosas amistades y Ia salida
del Sr Hyde ha sido muy sentida
por el personal sus ordenes Desea-
mos el mejor viaje a los estimables
esposos
Para fines de ano Sc anuncian
algunos simpatlcos enlaces para
muy pronto, y la mayor parte Sc
efectuaran a principles del corriente
ano 8 a principles del entrante Tn
conocldo agente cOmercial y una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

jar Y cuando regres6 encontr6 Que
Il Lila est&ba colganao Ge Ia han.aca
po- N hoyo que ha6ia en ella Y va
nue-a
Las causas somet.das ( Ia resolu
clo1 de las cOrtes rurlc!pales V de
pa. tleHoa como slgue
EeLclta Martinez Y Eduviges Nor
ganes Tue-on concensoss en!a coue
$40 90 de multa, por turbar la paz
AlelanGEn2 Santos, Felicia Sierra
y Mana Valentin $ Ge nnulta cada
Una Por Z Ccrte de Paz, por escanda
los; Francisco Rivera { 80 dias de
arrezo POI el juez dePaz Tor ensehar
sus caraes y andar de Va 90: Anto-
MO Ortiz ' Felipe aaldonado por eI
jGez de Paz 5 IS dc multa csda uno,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

Yer de lejos, aun Que Sc hasa una
lescepcion en- algun tuturo reincl-
dente.
En- con,alcscenc,o. Sc encuentra
cast restatIecida de la dificil opera
cion quiruriica que sufrio nace al
gunos dias, Ia distlnguioa dana,
Sehora Belen Caballero de Be3venu-
til, espo=a del Sr Julio Benvenutti
a. aide de Salinas T hija del que fuA
n,eS 70 buen amigo don Anecto Ca
! ba!lerO. En- Ia opelacion interviaie-
! ron cinco n2edlco5 Y celebramos e.
restab.ecimie1t0 de Ia estimable Sc
nora mur cCnOcida en- San Juan Ell
dOcte tieae tan. bien famiiares.
Lores IN Il qsnito. Asi dice Ia ira
viesa 'secret2ria que cuenta COMO
81 FL nUr?-go de los galares pasean-
tes de Ia ca.-e de il Fortaleza. al 10
ven titGlaG5 ae Ia region del centro.
\ Que h hermoSa L.na merece toda
c.ase te afanes. no hay que repetirlc
pIes IA hermoSa "t0caya' de Ia flor
ce Nazacec = ruv linda. cuIta V ga
cioso, Peno Cupi!o HERE { muchos V
a cOgaz4 l.el tiern0 ~orazoncito es
muy iufrtc aln. Feremos 81 el sim
patlco c0mpaEero del otro letrado
Que se altoona a las apartes-eso 81
para 500 tCatar de asuntos amiSto-
sOs-p4sa como Cesar el Rubicon V
sits Ia l,ada plaza con todos los re-
cursos que Il amor presta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
DE G0Gj@d@d.
VaH ~ @zS~

~ vaya nuestra antlcipada fellci-
tacion.
I'm bautizo, Hemos recibido un
'e.e gante Garnet que dice 10 que
slgue-" El nino Gabriel Balasqulde
y Rodriguez naci6 ell dia Is de Mar
70 1909 Sc bautiz6 el dia q de Agos-
to de 1910 en- Ia parroquia de San
Francisco. Padres Antonio Balas-
guide Gomez y Maria Rodriguez
Cominero -Padrinos Manuel Ro-
driguez cominero e Inocencia Lago-
nell y .Adea."
Estimamos la cortesia del recuer-
do y deseamos el mejor porvenir
para ell nuevo cristiano.
Ensayos de lanceros. Tn grupo de
lindas danitas del "Versalles" mu-
chas de elias que comienzan ahora a
rendir culto a Terpsicore, tratan de
llevar q efecto ensayos de lanceros y
Sc reunira un vaioso bouquet" en-
el que figuran lassgraciosas damitas
Margot Ojeda, Blanca Paniagua,
Sarah Gonzalez, Isabella Pania qua
Carreras, San Antonio, Gallardo y
otras del ramillete de las Gales del
Parque y San Mateo. Parece que los
del sexo fec no tendran acceso y los
ensayos Sc haran en- familia sin ca
racter de fiesta, ,concurriendo los de
Ia casa. Los demas-si hay discipulos
de Cupido- Sc Ian de contentar con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
la MaIse||esa como Ct danza
El IA de Julio celebro su en-.
trada como bailable siendo
el autor M. Lefort, presi.
dente de la academia ma,
cional de Ia danza.
Sc ha c0ncebido la idea de en-
sehar la nueva danza q los
colegiales.

En- 10 venidero el himno nacio1a!
de los franceses nc sera so!amente
cantado, slno que &c asp!ra q que,
en- forma de DANA, conquiste tam
bien el salon, entrando asi a formar
paYte de la vida de sociedad El d.a
II de julio, fecha de la fiesta naclo'
nal, celebro su entrada en- el mundo
Ia Marsellesa danzada; su autor es
N. Lefort, pres;dente de Ia Acade-
mia nacional de Ia danza
Hacia tempo que los profeso'es
de bales Sc aliaron con Ia idea DE-.
regular al pueblo frances ur bale
nacional, y tras de numerosas con-
sultas, llevadas con mucha reserva,
convinieron en- que Ia futura DANA
nacional 1nicamente podia ser balla-
da al son de la Marsellesa. NJ Lefort
puso manos q Ia obra y pocos dias
despues habfa trasado el plaa de Ia
nueva DANA, que fue completada
luego en- sus mas pequehos detalles
Prlncipia con seis pasos de march ha
empezando con el pie derecho; a clio
siguen otros seis pasos, empezando
con el pie izquierdo La continuation
es una serie de figuras y grupos, pau
tados al ritmo y a la Inca melodice
de Ia Marse!Lesa. Los bailadores E.
dan repetidas veces las manos, eje
cutando variados movimientos e
inflexiones, pero sempre vuelven
los seis pasos de marcia. que cons
tituyen el motive principal Balo IA
direction de los proiesores Sc ballo
Ia Marsellesa con entusiasmo en- TO-
dos los barrios de Paris Sc concibio ;
la idea de ensehar Ia nueva DANA
nacional q los cole gaies, q fin de que
los pequenos bailarnes fuesen los
maestros de los adu!.os de 81 fami- |
liza para que, en- IA proxima vuelta de
Ia fiesta nacional, uniendose ell pa
triotismo q Ia diversion, Sc ba!lara Ia :
Marse uesa tanto en- el salon aris,o- /,
cratico como en- el modesto local de |
bale de los ARA bales de Ia gran urbe. |
ia Vanouordia.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

graciosa rublta de la calle del Parqut
el ioven moreno de la oficiLa del la
do de Ia capilla del Santo de las >
sehales y Ia elegantlslma Mia de
ojos claros y de tan lirdisima hernia
nita como Ia "tocaya de Ia \rgen
De Hiram; el afortunado de IA para
da "a y Ia hermosa mia de tez de
azucenas; el ioven comerc!ante dc
Ia Gale de los fuertes V Ia gracloSa
y cults nina Que en q Versailles
muv cerca del native composltor HI
ce sus mejillas Y frente &c armlHo;
son los que Ia ''secretarla lndlca
como mas pr6ximos para il : d Vi
caria Y puede ser, que con motive
de algun regreso anunclado V cum
plido -pudiera haber otro choco-a -
te" Esto no es por supuesto ror
ninguna linda rublta
Visitdndo d Ponce. Las oellas Sc
horitas Aurora y Peplta Meiero, ia
miliares de la estlnable esposa DEL
Sr. Mocete Padills, de Ponce, han
lido a Guanica con el prop6slto de
pasar una corta temporada Ell e. sim
patico poblado. Que Sc divlertan
mucho en- su paseo.
Mas para Ell Garnet. En- Bavam6n
sc anuncia una boda para no leiana
fecha. Tn correcto ioven funcio-
mario de la carrera judicial, unlra
su suerte con una bella Y d!stn-
guida sehorita oe aquella sociedad
La boda Santa go Lavandero, sera
un brillante aconteclmiento social
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
DctencioD de un
IcquisitoIada.

En- Caglas el individuo Luis Semi
dey, que Sc encontraba requisitona
do por el fiscal del distrito &c San
Juan, por atentsdo contra L vida de
Hr ] A katz, hecho conetido FL el
mes de Octubre del pasado sLo, des-
de cuya feeha Sc hansba reqrlsitona
do fue oonducido DC Cagles
Ionde fue capturado q San Juan
En- Humscso cor-Enlczn cue Ell
las piedras munro por ssiiXia IA nina
.Iuciana r Acosta & rueve meses
Sesdaa L Hsdss DC a:iha n.Ea Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
finCa de Caha.
EN- ARRENDANIENTO.

Sc vende 9 arrienda, una finca de
cana de l 500 cuerdas de extension
con GOO cuerdas prop!as para cana
y 500 p.opias para pastos.
Esta situada en- el kilometro de
Ia carretera de Manati-Ciales, atra-
vesada en- toda su extension por via
ferres para el servicio interior de la
finca y unida por ferrocarril de va
por Ia central Monserrate.
El arrendatario, tendra que COM
prar Ia installation ferrea del servi-
clio interior y las cahas de Ia planta-
cion actual.
E! comprador solo tendra que
adquirIr Ia plantation, por tasaci6n
perlclal.
Diriglrse a su dueno DR.. NJ. Blaz
ouez, Manati.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
J.vventud para todos.

;Deses Va. oorocer el me,or ti1ts
ideado para devolver al ca bello 81
:,F!mitivo color:
;Qu!ere Vd. cambiar So canoso De-
10 por una hernosa csbellera neera
y sedosa:
lie gustarta 4 Va. haoer desapsrs-
Ger e. feo signo de vejes que il dudA-
hlemente produoen las canas:
:Ests Ed. interesado enhacer una
buena oououists:
Eutonces. cecicsse 4 usar l. may|
afam .da
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28

tos desplses de as d0ce de la'uoche:
Y Tomas Ar .tatyF " Re1inhsrdt
pendlens~@ g Eesuo.ue.on, por r.v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-28
JUVENIIINh

cue e sin dispats ei mejor hn.s Co
nocido para rstsursr Il csbello.
De veota en- todssl. : farmacias
Al Por mayor The JursEilind
Co.,-P. o. Box i0l. Ponce. ? r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-02-24

Theu llclrp settled herself Ia th,
composition 81 Two teicgrans, ahai
when Ia The course " thrwequaftcr,
of an hour They were done she again
called the faithful Jimmie
Here, Jimmie, she said 4 wasn't
these two telrgrams sent riEhi ~
This ones 10 ~ 10 this mau," and sht
handed him slip of paper containing
the name aud address 81 the owner Of
the doubtful manuscript and this
ones 90 Mr., Dunn Then Helen put
the doubtful manuscript IN the pile
labeled "l,eiccted
The next day passed quickly, and IN
her excitement aud happiness Iieleus
work piled Hp ou her desk. When sb,
tried 10 read proof she found herself
absently counting the rs" and "d's
Instead Of looking for missing words
and misplaced letters. Aud she foul 4
Il much easter TO draw plans Of VI
slonary cottages surrounded by shad'
owy gardens than 10 dispose of the
manuscript before her
II don't care she thought ms she
heard the ncighborng church hells
chime ont ; o'clock. "lll quiet down
now and stay until q or SO and finish
everything up, Let me see be must
have got my telegram today. and To-
night maybe he'll write, and IN get
his letter tomorrow, and then | can
write again, and obi"
Helen stopped suddenly as the door
opened. Breathless from running up
stairs. mystidcation and uncertainty
In his Kind eyes, John Dunn burst
into the room Helen started impul
sively toward him. hut when she saw
the look In his eyes she hesitated
why what's the mattery' she ox
claimed
'Ilelen-Miss Bradley he said, II
came 10 see-I don't understand youi
Didn't you get my message--a tele
gram2' demanded Helen, as mystifed |
IN her turn as John
John held little slip OF yellow pa
per out to her. "Cannot accept" II |
said "Not enough human interest
Needs more personal appeal" Then
Helen laughed as she gave the slip OF |
paper In her hands 10 the still uncom.
pretending Sunday editor
Don't you seef" she said TITS
Jimmie. He sent you the wrong mes
sage That's what you told me 10
say-it's for man who sent In an
article | didn't want I'm afraid wen
have 20 take the consequences aud
patch up the story, for, you see, he's
got your answer, and that says
Accepted But, John" Helen smiled
Up at him"I shouldn't mind little
more personal appeal"
The personal appeal was made then
md there Fortunately there was no
me present TO witness the feryor with
which such an appeal should be made.
20 the fervor was Forthcoming, John
aid afterward that he rolled off three
n four columns Of It, but his wife de-
lares there wasn't more than "stick.
ul." Anyway the matter was settled
satisfactorily 10 both parties. and they
re now one happy couple.