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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

Mr.. NJ. A. WHEREBY, Toledo, Ohio,
writes: CATER trying all advertised
medicines for nervous weakness and early
decay, gave up in despair, and resigned
myself to the seemingly inevitable-a
premature grave. Happening to hear a
druggist recommend Browns Iron Bit
tiers for dizziness, 1 bought myself a
bottle. l am most agreeably surprised
to find myself restored to perfect health,
strength, and manhood. feel sure the
cure is permanent, yet in future / intend
to observe more carefully the laws of
health"
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BRAIN WoRKERs.-The complicated

BRAIN WORKERS. -The complicated
diseases arising from an overworked
brain or excessive nervous excitement,
should not be neglected, lest they end
in insanity and premature grave.
Heed such symptoms as nervous debility,
blotches, skin diseases, dizziness, nerv-
BUSINESS, dimness of sight, cough, in
digestion, catarrh of the bladder, and
general dependency. When thus affiict-
ed, make haste to Use Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t strengthens the mind and
body exhausted by disease and suffering;
is the truest of all life. giving tonics,
and Natures best assistant in restoring
the proper functions to every organ
affected. It viii surely cure you, for it
has cured thousands,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

A little girl who ran home from school,
all out of breath, said: 'tOh, please, ma,
may l get married and have hus-
band?'' ''My child" exclaimed the as
tonished mother, don't let me hear
such words from you again." "Well,
then, may have a piece of bread and
butter. and go out to play in the back
vard?''
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ACOUGH. COLD OR SORE THROAT

should be stopped Neglect frequently results
in an INCURABLE LUNG DISEASE OR CoNsUMP-
TIoN. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES ARE
CERTAIN TO GIVE RELIEF IN ASTHMA. BRoN-
cuTTIS, CoUGHs, CATARRH. CoSsUMPTIvE AND
THROAT DISEASES. For thirty years the Treca-
rs have been recommended by physicians, and
nlwayS give perfect satisfaction. Pkey are not
new - untrici but having been tested hy wide
ana constant use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained wel-merted rank
among the few staple remedies of the aye
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SYsCERs use them IN
clear and strengthen tho VOICE. Sold at TWEEN
y-ays cents a Sox everywhere. dec-I5-ss
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A CARD

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &c, will send e. receipt that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send
self-addressed envelope to the REV. Jos.
%. IMAM. .St0itOn d. NesC York Gin.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALyE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25c per box. For sale
by Robinson Il Hinrichs. 16marS3
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When he was eating fast and furious
". piling in the food as farmers do hay
into the barn on the eve of thunder
shower in June. the head-waiter stepped
up, and said; BEG pardon, sir, but
there's no train out tonight" II know
it, said the man, with his mouthful,
land that's why I'm hurrying to catch
good nights sleepr'-Hotel NAL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

The New Compound. its won
deZful affinity to the Digestive
Apparatus and the Liver increas-
ing the dissoIVing Juices, 1eliev.
ing almost instantly the dreadful
results of Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
and the TORPID LIVER, makes
ZopeSa an every day necessity in
every house.
It acts gently and speedily in
BiHousness, CoStiveress, Head
ache, Sick Headache, Distress az
ter Eating; Wind on the Stomach,
Heartburn, Pains in the Side and
Back, Want ofAppexite, Want of
Energy Low Spirits, Foul Stom-
sch. It inVigorates the Liver car
res off all surplus Bile, regulates
the Bowels, and gives tone so The
whole system,
Cut This out and take it to your
Druggist and get q 10 cent Sample,
or a largo bottle for rs cents, and
tell your neighbor about it.
SOLD BY ROBINSON & HINRTCHS,
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Boston Globe: The reporter of New
York paper went to see the panorama
of "Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress" The
man at the door refused to admit him
without paying, and the reporter said:
"Send Mr.. Bunyan out herei he will let
me- inn
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81 WANT twenty-four teeth filled with
the best you've got in the house, is the
way cowboy gives his order to res
taurant waiter.
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DESERVING ARTICLES ARE ALWAYS AP-
HREcIATED.--The exceptional cleanliness
of Parker's Hair Balsam makes it popu-
lar. Grey hairs are impossible with it's
occasional use,
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MISUNDERSTANDING, is removed
and permanently cured with Zopesa.
Try 10 cent sample. It regulates the
Stomach and Liver,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

THE best government is not that which
rsnders men the happiest, but that which
renders thu greatest number happy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

MARR-Who had that little lamb
Had teeth as white as snow;
She always brushed them twice dag
With ''TEABERRY" you know.
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The Prince Of Wales won three prizes
at the Norfolk cattle show, one for a
Short-Horn bull and two for Southdown
sheep. There WAS no prize for the best
husband offered at Norfolk
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WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT TT

Mess. Robinson d Hiarichs:-We take
this means of attesting our high opinion
of Hinrichs' american Corn Cure. Our
opinion of its value in removing CO1Yas
and Warts is based on the fact that we
have used it and have found that it will
do just what you claim for it. AS a cure
for Corns and Warts it is deserving of
the highest praise, and we take pleasure
in recommending it to all who are afflict-
ed, knowing that it will effect cure in
every instance.
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Medina, o., finds an inexhaustible
supply of water at the depth of leo feet
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speer's Port Grape Wine.
Eo-- voo-e nTI
SPEER.S p. J. SHERRy
p. J. BRANDY.

The P. j. SHERRY is a wine of superior charac-
ter. and partakes of tie rich qualities OF the grape
from which it is made. For purity, richness, da-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-31
CorsIcann
Special 10 the Herald

bPttlH1 70 INC HcraId
CoRsioASA. March 30.-Late last night
Officers Robinson and Yeizer pursued sus.
ricious character, who was mounted. and NJ.
ter being fired at, and long race, abandoned
the horse and took TO the woods. r'Tbs
officers brought the horse back 10 town and
Watched the house Of a negro named Wilv
Brooks, and arrested him about, an hour
later on his arrival at home. One of iba
shots fired by the officers took effect in The the
iorehead, causing slight flesh wound
ahs negro has been jailed. There Is strong
nized thieves VI o's"-
A Chinaman, who has wash. house b.r.
has been converted at the Methodist En,s,
paLchurch revival and will Join next SIM.
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Special to the Herald.


ABILENE, March 30.-0ur town was en-.
Iivened to-day by bloodless shooting
serapc between restaurant keeper and the
proprietor of small shoe shop. Both par
ties were arrested and heavy fine will he
imposed on each. Our efficient constable
Mr. W. II. Lemmons, Is doing his dutv in
the matter, and with the assistance Of
evil doers. wi
A young man named Burdett. a gambler
by profession, died here last night with
consumption and was buried today by our
charitable citizens. '''
Wheat is reported to have commenced
heading, and the prospects for fine Weld
are good. ''
A great many Californians have come
here Of late and are purchasing land and
preparing to settle. vs."
Business is lively and the weather de.
lightful. wv
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Gatesville,


"ArfsvILLE, March 3o.--S. d. Crittenden.
one of the leading trading merchants of th,s
place has Just bought sixty. four haias s'',s W
cotton, iorty,.our OF which were from ona
man, Jef Boles, averaging five hnndreT
ana thlrty-two pounds. The other twenty
fine. W ""'oh is
Weather fair and pleasant.
A. Farmers are hard at work. They'are about
through, planting. Corn and wheat never
vegetables plentiful. '"''c'
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Belton.
Special TO the Herald.

bsLroN, March so,-The proposed route
o' the Missouri Pacific, connecting about
Three miles below Temple Junction and
through Bolton. "o"o'' pass
cotton seed oil mill under the control of
aJolnt STOCK company will be built here
uuI'ng the summer. A site has been chosen /,
ana tne people have been informed .that,
worh @ w,ii,oe commenced at once The PED
% tu VI neitoh are Jubilant over the affair
taken place herewithin the last fcw aavs
=. A new bank to be known as the
ished soon. 10 VIZ es'"o-
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San Antonio,
Special to the Herald

sPecIaI 10 The Herald
sAN ANTONIO, March 3O-stages bound
east and west on the El paso linc woro
robbed last night 60miles west of San An An.
,pnio by two men supposed to be two of
ins iaf prisoners who escaped from the Bandera
money. This is the first robbery since o tho
recent convictions in the federal Court. w
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Futures.

New YoRK, March 3o.-The Posts cotton
report says Future deliveries on the first
call were 3-l00 to 400 dearcr, but before
and at the second call at decline of D. loo
70 ll.lO0 from the highest point, fluctusted
slightly for short time, then ndynnced
SlD0 TO I.l0o. The selling out of long col.
ton first broke the market. Subscqucntlv
the short sales, Joined by all small spec uls.
tors, sent the market to April, 100 10
l206 May, 1910 TO 1920; June, i2B 10
i23i July, 1883; August, i2.e5 to 1887
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Horrible.

MEMPHIS, March 30,--The steamer Golden
City, of the Southern transportation COM
pany's line, when approaching the wharf
this morning at 1880, was discovered on fire
The discovery was made BY the second en-.
gineer, Albert Kelly, who immedi.
ately notified Captain Bruce Purcell,
sr.,, the pilot on watch, and the boat =
bow was at once headed for the shore % @nd
In few minutes afterward she touched
the wharf at the foot of Beal street, where
the coal fleet Is moored. A line was hastily
thrown and made fast TO the head of the
GOAL barge, but the current being swif, Il
soon parted and the burning steamer iioated
on down the river, a mass OF flames with
many OF her passengers and crew on
board who were unable TO reach shore and
were lost. The Golden City left New or.
leans last Saturday en- route TO Cincinnati.
She carried q crew Of about sixteen men.
She had on board forty. cabin passengers,
fiiteen Of whom were ladies' and there were
nine children. The cargo consisted of 200
tons, among which:was lot OF jute..The
t..,s hre Y SAID 70 have originated In this COM
Those known to have been lost are; DIR.
Monahan and wife, Of Jackson, Ohio. Mrs.
Crnry, OF Cincinnati; Miss Lulu Crary. Of
Cil ,innati; W, II, Howe, wife and two
G 'Arcn; Ollie Wood and wife, Henderson.
,sye, ucky; Mrs. Anna Smith, of Mnssachu,
Wal Miss Campbell, Mrs. Helen Perciyal.
Ne u. Il. kountz and three children,
he books Of the steamer are.lost, 30 Il Is
impossible TO get acomplete list of The Loaf
aud saved. All officers Of the steamer ex.
cept the second engineer, Robert Kelly.
escaped. After he gave the alarm offirs he
remained At his post, Of duty until cut or
BY the hAnies, the fire having spread with
lightning rapidity. Thus he sacrificed his
life TO save others. fla .NlN Nl--7' - -
The ssyed, 70 far o. known, are: Captain
8. c. NcIntyrc, Npt Clerk w. y, McTn.
tyre, Second Clerk James wortklin. Third |
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Special 10 the Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Herald.
GALVESTON, March 30.-wharf improvs.
ments are on foot aggregating an eIpens,
OF $4,000. II Is proposed to put up a
solid earth-work pier running from Kuhn,s
wharf east 1000 feet, the enclosure 10 bc
tranniofmed Into basin with depth Of
twenty feet; also another, i,i00 iect In
length, both TO be connected with railroads
by system Of wharf railroadsand switches
Cotton receipts 0s0. 'N
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MadisouyIlle.


UPVOIHI 10 lIIU HtfNlu.
MApIsoNwLLr, March 3o.--Captain G. p.
Meade lawyer of North Texas, has pur-
chased OF our commissioners court two
leagues oi Madison county school lands.
situated IN Clay county. Mr.. Meade pnid
, Mmne ~ supposed to be good price for the
Weather fair and fine. '''o"'
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Gobhlsd.

NKw YonN, March so.-Thc morning pa.
pers sontain clrcumstantiala account Of the
arrangement BY which the Western Union
Telegraph managers have secured control OF
the Mutual Union By The purchase on ma.
jority Of its stock. The Mutual Union ar.
70 70 be maintained and Ia lines
ye1esd ihdspsndsnly ior the present. 4
Csuonusd on rssrsa Pse,.
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Tho Rsadjustcrs ChecL. nj

RICHMOND, Va, March 9O.-TlH' ia n''s' q
justers received check today In .-------------
In the senate of one of their cbiG
measures, n bill reducing ind, It
Of the state from Is 10 n !. demanded IA an, -
have turned out oil the 1 100 Chestnut st.s
Judges and necessitated ~ saint Lou,s. mc:
new ones Theyote on the g. J. 70 s,.s s,S. e. ns
was yeas 30 nays y s:~s. sS.,,S. ws:
70 20 nays, three read ..i.Ss.s .,.s... .spessss
the democrats The vi, Il. ..s , %s.Ss Md,!s' &
the house by a large.. ofsi charge.
ocrats are greatly e,t ~ tive Tancs Erass uesis,
measures OF the AGE 0uIbn ~ PAGES ss cts.
same fate In thREscRIPTIoN for the speedy cure Of
auJusters was Seminal Weakness, Lost Manho0d.
which now % Nervousness. Confusion Of Ideas, Ner.
Society, Defective Memory and disorders
hit on by secret habits and exccssos. Any
Nrw yogist has the ingredients st. Louis Curative
N.". 70. 6ig ~, Charles st. Louis. Mo.
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EXTRA REPORT.
Over the Waters

LONDON, March 3O,tA steamer with.
Herzegovinan prisoners, including the
Greek Archmandret, passed Sera. In Dalma.
tia, Bentic, the insurgent leader, was killed
In the court of queens bench Clark
plaintiff in thescase against Bradlaueh
applied for judgment, notwithstanding
Bradlaugh's appeals to the lords
Is still pending, Justices Grove and
anddleston gave judgment against
Bradlough, designed to force prad.
laugh into bankruptcy, so as TO vacatc his.
seat in the commons. '' '"s'
In the case of Doctor Gauz, claiming IN.
DO naturalized American aud whose az.
tradition Is claimed by the Netherlands for
obtaining money under false pretcnses and
who had obtained rule nisi for writ Of ba-
beas.corpus, that rule was to-day discbarced,
st. PETERsnuRG. March 3OEThe minis.
ter OF public instruction has resigned.
CAIRO, EGYPT, March 30.-Owinr IN IN.
ttrigues to restore the Ex.khediye, Tho min.
isters of war and public instruction ,oo
t"sing precautions for their personal sat ana
- log maria
Tho ReadiuHters ChecL c., sperseos, th
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Fort Wsrth

s4I Fort worth.
epeoiai % ths Herald. 1921
Fosf WORM, March ao.--A monSt cs.s
TO the memory Of General J. J. Byrr, Chickens
socAli hsssN 70.
RoWAN.
/posils CITY Nashlt
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Stage Robbers Again on the Rampage
Around San Antonio-..They are
Evidently Prisoners who
Broke Jail Lately.
A Wedding In High Life at Jeiierson...
Details of the Recherche and
Enjoyable Occasions
The Leader of the Orchestra of u
Fort Worth Theatre Tries TO
Suicide.
A Chinaman Is Converted During n
Revival at COrsieana.
Data From the Capital and the
Island city.
Other Interesting State Ne ws.
Mckinney,

Mckinney
Special TO the Herald.
MCKINNEY, March So.--There is gene
raj wish for rain, as the long, wet winter
left the ground in bad condition, and now
wheat, oats and corn need rain TO wet Che
surface of the ground.
The prospect for fruit is the best we
have had for years and unless providence
seesiit to irown upon our people, Collin coun.
ty will raise enough to pay the farmers ont
of debt and have some left.
Presbytery of the old school Pres
byterian church convened yesterday. The
attendance Of ministers and officers is large.
and much appreciated. Many noted and
able men are among the delegates,
Many of the public schools of the county
have closed.
There is little court business now, except
in county and justice courts The commits
sioners court have called term this week.
The wood and corn wagons are pretty
thick on the streets since the roads arc
once more passable.
| The HERALD is anxiously watch
ed for by all our business men,
and it is but justice TO say, furnishes us the
greater part of all our late news.
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JacksbOrO. j
Special TO tho Herald.


JAcRsBoRo, March 30.-Mr. Palmer, of
this county, was shot and seriously wounded
by Sheriff King at daybreak this morning.
The sheriff spent last night watching the
residence of one Broadstreet, indicted for
burglary. AT early dawn Palmer emerged
from Broadstreet's house, carrying a bun.
die and holding pistol. King ordered him
to halt, and throw down his pistol, and
throw up his hands, Palmer halted, raised
his pistol and pointed il at King, who, con.
sidering his life in danger, shot Palmer.
The wound Is dangerous, but not necessa.
rily fatal. Sheriff King is brave, efficient
and discreet officer, and he deeply regrets
the necessity which compelled lin to use
his pistol to protect his life. Palmer IL n
brother-in-law of the supposed burglar
Broadstrcet, and the pistol which he carried
has been identified as having been In
Broadstreets, possession, few days ago,
when arrested by constable, from whom
he afterwards escaped.
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Gentle1nen'S furnishings

these goods are daily arriving in vast quantities. and we
are now prepared to cohe you may become your station
ana at prices the reasonabeness of which must astonish
have caused great be made the prices
an the large Eastern Manufacturers and our extraordinary
facilities tor handling great quantities of goods enable us to
purchase them at our figures and now propose to qve
our legion OF customers the full benefit of these extraordinary
bargains In fact ever willing to share all of our adj
Vanages with our customers.
We shall sell you Mems Spring Suits which, under the most
favorable circumstances not be sold by other dealers at
less than SI3 SO for $40 and $40 5o
quits Tor which SIS would be extreme low figure we
w'l sell you at $II so and $I2.
Still other Suits which you would not hesitate to take were
and Sig 50. WI
we have bought from leading New York Cother over
suits tor Children and Boys 50 cents on the dollar
this market ~ ON'""'A' '0o III
Mothers please bear in mind that we will offer this entire
e OF goods IS per cent below prices This is great
opportunity to cothe your boys with well made garments at
ihese same low prices will continue throughout our entire
SUCK SUCK OF Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods and we can
~ assert that in elegance style and variety our stock of
furnishing Goods compares favoraby with that of the
largest Eastern Houses. -
an mats OF every conceivable design and quality we are
and justly acknowledged the leaders o fashion
! Relnhardt 704 Elm St.|
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Austin.
SpeCial 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, March S0-The comptroller to.
day received s52 600 to the account o! rev.
enue, making total of $300,O00 received to
that account this week.
Mr.. Hal l.. Gosling, of the Castroyillc
Quill, passed through Austin this morning
en- route to Washington, in the expectation
OF succeeding Colonel Russell to the United
States marshal's Office. A petition is being
numerously signed here strongly endorsing
him for the office
The chairman of the democratic cxecu-
tive committee of Travis county says, from
the best adyices, sixteen members of the
state executive committee favor Austin for
the next democratic state convention, three
are for San Antonio, six for Galveston, and
the rest are doubtful.
Treasurer Lubbock is having an estimate
submitted of the cost OF fitting up the cap
ital ruins for the treasurer's and conn.
troller's offices. The plan embraces the re.
moval of the walls down TO the second floor.
One builder has made an estimate of
5000, and the stone to be removed.
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Special to the Herald.
JEFFERSON March SO.-David Fourk of
JEFFERSON was to-day married to Miss Etba
Lowenste'n, of Philadelphia, DIR. uass Of
,snns. shreveport, officiating. For the past few
"'oMs on, Wy event mas been looked forward to
ton OF the state, Early in the forenoon ths
Excelsior or Kate Woods hotel was
crowded with eager visitors ready To wit.
ness and participate in the festivities Of tho
evening, The marriage was performed
III tne synagogue in the presence Of as large
s,on aorowu W. US generally assemble on an occa.
seVe5 @ d bu ,ne ,Sn Hsnd The wedding presents re-
OF the grandest displays ever witnessed oi'r n,
,hls section. After the marriage. a era nd
oan9net was given at Taylor's opera. house.
AZ which was the largest assemblarc cwer
present IN this city on such an occasion.
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was wa. Killed by int Inns near Fort Quitman
Saturday. p's''''" iast
J.. W, Colchpole, leader of Tho orch.s,, i.
Mt My Theatre, attempted 10 sn;c;Sl sh;s'
evening by taking thirty grains of NOR
phlne' Family troubles are said 10 ha no
O'clock "yinS now uo
c.na rahu o meeting, with speeches by the
haI5 ha.ss a. LOT mayor and aldermen wns
"e,g T,. ~ % me foot OF Houston street to.nirht
co,nm, nne traders National bank building r Nm.
Foss;, SeiN,Ces Ice We're broken up Sunday night "A
'osS" oy row between some yonng mon