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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-06
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received by the underslpned until
Mondoy, March 18th, 1883, at 0 o'clock p. M, for
removing 10th street bridge to Florence, and
also for the grazing OF taid str, OF where present
bridge now stands
Also I 7 the construction OF one 6ity 10 Z (64)
foot bridge at or rear Willard.
specifications can be seen on file In County
Clerks OH G.
The right to reject any and all bids is hereby
reserved.
BY order OF the Board.
JOHN BANNER,
m a.ltd County Clerk.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
A Veteran Fifer.

Among those present at The Ohio soldiers
reunion at Columbus, which was held last
week, was the Rev. Peter Kimball, recently of
Cleveland, who was among the musicians, with
his fife. Mr.. Kimball is New Hampshire
man, but has resided in Ohio for fifty three
years. He played drum in 1909. and was a
nilitiaman in his native State. He is now in
the ninety -slxth year of his age, and says the
present is the happiest period of his
life. He has a voice equal to a Fourth
Of July orator, and attributes his vigor
to proper course of living and to the use
Of the fife and drum. He never smoked,
but once, and that was when he knew no bet
ter. There is yet tinge of original color
When not engaged in teaching, he gives at
tention to pomology, and has a secret by which
he makes barren trees to bear fruit, we'll as
change the bearing year. 1he Columbus Dis
patch says Mr.. Kimball was one of the instru-
ments IN founding Marietta college. he is now
on his way to Illinois. He carries a copy Of the
United States constitution, as be has done for
for the past fifty years, from which he often
quotes in support Of any question Of politics
which be may champion. Without the use of
glasses Mr. Kimball is able to read the finest
print, and thinks a man, by properly taking
care Of himself, should live $50 years. He is
certainly wonderfully preserved man for enc
of his years.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
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A Sensational Dramatic Wedding.

Osmond Tearle, leading man Of WaIlack's
company, was married Tuesday morning to
Minnie Conway, a well known actress The
wedding occurred in Miss Rose Coghlan's
rooms at the Windsor hotel, Denver, Rev.
Charles Marshall officiating. The wedding
breakfast, provided by Miss Coghian, WAS .
very elegant affair. Tearle was recently d.
vorced in New York, and MISS Conway was
also recently divorced from her husband, Jules
Levy, the famous cornetist The affair has
produced sensation. Miss Conway arrived
from New York Monday last. An effort vac
made to keep the details Of the marriage quiet.
Miss Minnie Conway, whose name has of late
been before the courts frequently, il
handsome blonde who fell victim to the fas-
cinationa Of Mr. Levy, or Mr. I.syy's cornet,
and seven years ago wac married TO him. Lazy,
however, already had wife and family id
England, and at length trouble arose in his
new domestic relations. While Mr.. Levy was
letting the sea breezes watt the du!cet strains
OF his cornet to the ears of admiring crowds at
Coney Island, Mrs. Levy went abroad to study
music. There she met Mr.. Tearle, and the
two arrived together in this city on the same
steamer. Then the trouble INCREASED. Mrs
Levy now appeared upon the scene and
began suit for divorce against her hus-
band who had procured from her divorce
in g. Western State without thinking it
worth while to impart the Information
to her. The deserted wife returned
to England before the Termination OF the pro
ceedings. but another suit was begun in her
naue and decree of absolute divorce was Oh
tanned. Then Mrs. Levy No. Q had her II az
rage with Levy annulled. This decree vas
entered last week, and left all the parties TO
the proceedings as they were before Miss Cen
way succumbed to the destinations Of the cor
net, But her health compelled . visit to the
balmy air of Colorado, whittier. by a curious
coincidence, Mr. Tearle had preceded her
Mr. Tearle had not been altogether free fsoln
marital troubles. The day before Mrs. Levy
Conway Tearle obtained her decree Of annuI-!
ment Mary Alice Tearle obtained al absolute
divorce from her husband, George Qsnoad
'Jearle. 55ea%> ~.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
=
, RINALDO AND THE GIANT.

The giant. amid thousand strokes, at last
On the knigh is forehead dealt one mighty blow,
Just as his courser squirting forward fast,
Rinaldo came to work him shame and woe.
Like to TyphoHus' meath the mountain vast,
Re all but sank, by weighty steal laid low:
While, ike to night obscure the world o'ershading,
Came mists and darkness dim bis eyes invading.
Yet soon his limbs their strength, his eyes their
ill., sight - T. 81 " .Sl5 u s2## k =
Regained, it's wonted courage too his heart;
SUCH evil chance made sad at soul the knight,
Ana babe his breast with wrath fresh kindled
smart: .5"s zss553" #SIsz
So much the more as Clarice's cheeks turned white
He saw, her eyes made dim by tears that start;
Hence struck he 80 the wounded that, though IN
#ss wounded, & "a S$ S*t d.
His every bone felt by the pain COMPOUNDED. -
Fearing his cruel death, her own disgrace.
Clarice stands gazing on her lover dear. 2
And az she views his combat's changefnl case,
30 change her look and heart from hope to fear;
Now deadly palior covers all her face, s. s 81
Now colors bright and roseate there appear, BE-
Like as. white frosts keep from the spring retreat
Ing, a s qua 81 &
March skies show CLEANS Of Hzht and dark clouds
s..= i Z -Iasso, Canto XII. + /.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
TWO NYMPHs.

When turns the year crescent face
Upon the world as Spring draws nigh,
And roses DER the morning slopes.
And stirs the depth of dewy sky,
Floats form of phantom grace
Along the shores, before the breeze:
And from her boat full many note
She breathes along the morning seas,
While clouds of swallows. blithe with youth,
In the mild light sail up the south.
Calm mountains fecked with rainy green
Above the wheaton plains are seen, II
Slowly the riEulet's bubbles pass
Through rain scattered blades Of sun-Warm
~ grass: "~'#E S.szg III 81 H. -
The oak wreath on the altar lies, ....-. g.
With milk and honey, cake and wine;
And hamlet folk beneath its smoke
Whose pillar bluely scars the skies, =. " -"
& With gladstone feet and carols sweet
Circling, praise the Spring divine.
When Autun1n's yellow leagues of shorse,
And quiet sultry harvest time ~
In fields through which the sickle scores,
Comes uymph out OF the wood, .
Where amber Rlories sift and cross, -
And apples sleep on golden moss; zr--~-~ = I
Whose cheek. flushed dark with deep summed blood,
:. CLOVIS, pacing down beneath crown %#3# {
OF wall flowers streaked with yellow and brown;
Eyed like Arabia twilight rolled s. So
z In garments rich as Gangesi gold |:
4 Still seen where broods the slumbrous ray;
Until the broad sun down the bay S 81 4e tt5.t 81
n Has dipped In chasIns Of cooling day; .%
Then floats on mellow wind afar, sE - - E ii III
u To sleep ia glimmsring rooted cave
s Beside tho long Injurious wave, sE.ssg IS i \:
Beside her dusk and splendid star g u. SIS
S ~. .s s5sE m asssey's Maaazins II
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
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Newton's Arcnunts q. K.

Grand Forks News: F. J. sterreit, OF she
firm of sterrett, Hill l. ChiIds, is now in this
city with s. z. spatss, one of their agents. and
both have carefully looked into the affairs of
their late agent, W. J. Newton. They say that
all his accounts are exact to q penny. but that
the 5000 bushels of wheat now In the eIe-
vator are in very bad condition. 1t is now
thought that Mr.. Newton's reason for com
rnitting suicide was dependency at the
prospect of the discovery Of the condition Of
tbs wheat and bis inevitable discharge Mr.
Newton has been suffering from Bright's
disease for some time and this undoubtedly
tended to make him still more respondent
ton to-day. Deceased was insured in the
Knights of Honor for $50, 600. y
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
The Turtle Mountain Sun Dance.

At this time the Sioux under Little Chief and
Iron Heart are eneamped around Fort Totem
Oak. To a traveller who visited The focs last
week they said they would give their scalr-
locks if Mr.. Arthur would ride over to see
them during his Yellowstone trip. Soon sfiss
the traveller reached the fort be Witnessed D
t'sun dance. !" He heard o din, and presently
over the hill at a furious pace came the In
dams, each riding a horse Bareback, aIl
in war paint and feathers, and each
carrying q large branch Of 3 tree.
It looked like an approaching forest.
There are 700 of these Indians at the reserya-
ton, and they looked inst as seen IN pictures.
They paint themselves from head 10 foot. and
wear nothing but a cloth around the hips.
There are two long pieces Ct cloth hanging
from the waist, thickly sewn with feathsrs.
Their legs have two bracelets OF bells set III
fur. One fellow was painted q bright lemon
color from head to foot, with bell
Of bright feathers around his waist, sweeping
the ground. a. long brad OF hail
hung down his back; brass buttons and
thimbles were worked in: ono side Of his i,sa6
being shaved and the other side not. and so
immense ceekscomb Of red feathsrs on top.
There was one painted stone color, with any
number OF beads hung around his neck. Thes
carried tomahaYks, spears and many quesriu
strutnents. The bodies of many of them Ws1s
fearfully painted About $50 braves tool
part IN the dance b
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
WHO'S ny LoyE2

They query who my love may be
answer, She's a mystery. = H
only know, one gentle night,
Shone first on me her starry light.
TITS asked If she vii, bide with me-: e
know what is, trust what shall be. II
Who WAS not born can never die: .%s=l
Our present hides the -and- bye.
She'll be with me somehow. somewhere,
Perchance In happy homes of air: TIA
; Too much an angel for the earth, 49, s
!: Too human for celestial birth
en Y1nes Cheney IN Ma4slsattaas MONTH";
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17

Cor thirty francs year for tuition they might have
thoroughly qualified themselves by full course in
the Royal Institute"
"Regious?" he continued in reply to my question,
s'No; no men 10 Italy are religious excepting the
priests and some of tho peasants. mean what
say--a}naost literally none. know scores of art
lists, lawyers, doctors, educated men. hundreds,
perhaps. and / do not remember one single re-
ligious man among them all There is, Of course.
now and then religious man here who is not abso-
lutey ilhtarase, but he is regarded with astonish-
mont, il not with scorn heard two young artists
yesterday talk about a companion. There's Fiz :
zaco, said one, bright fellow, fair artist, en-
lightened and respected--whas can We hope for
Italy when such a man as he is goes to church. to
prayer aud even to confession? This shows the
feeling. The better class of Italians-that is the
educated and the propertyholders the church
is for women and children, q thing for the weak
and timid, and Tor iawbreaSers, but we viii! have
none Of it &c., though technically Catholics, be-
cause born into the church, they neglect all its rites
defy its penalties, and call its priests aud monks
'baggarozzf-that is. cockroaches. In France they
go by the kindred name of black slugs,' because
they do no good and yet help eat the CROPS
Politics? Well, the men who hate the priests
hate also the kings and mobiles. skeptcs to the
church are also skeptics to royalty They class the
soldiers with the priestsas the lazy devourers Of
the substance 1T the working people, These ara
Republicans. aud the Republican party is con-
stantly growing all over Italy. The wisest of the
party sec that the hour has not yet come; that the
peasants are too du-witted to see their own in
terests ct once; and Humbert and Marguerite ara 4
prudent and modest. But it is the general opinion
OF Republicans in Italy that Humbart will never
have a successor. Isay I do not know a religious
man among my friends, and it follows Of course,
that scarcely know a Royalist The educated mon
are alike unhelieyers in priests and kings"
met several Of various nationalities Who
told mo the same thing. The fact ID. that
when these diverse states came together Is
United Italy, there WAS one question which
even favor VAS moi wise enough to solve.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
ssHiatr nm Yui3dinr /.

4 publication by Carpenter 4 Teitz, srchl
teets, Drake block, ST. Paul. eontainsng full in
formation about planning, sesIg and con
structing oil classes OF buildings
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-17
Edison at the Key.


edison used to work the other end of cir
cult with me," says telegraph operator inter-
viewed in the Vicksburg Herald, ':and knew
him when he was in Memphis some thirteen or
fourteen years ago. He always looked ratty,
and never spent his money on Clothes but the
reason was that he was always tinkering with
some new contrivance or other, and spent his
money for material to work out his inven-
tions. He used to take press in Memphis. He
was as fast as they could make 'em. and his
copy never gave telegraph editor bit Of
trouble. He had o way while waiting for copy
Of drawing caricatures, illustrating the char
acter of news he was getting and putting
them along in the spaces of the copy he
sent in to the press. This made one of the pa
pers up there, forgot which, red hot, and it
opened up on him, aud had good deal to do
with his being fired by the manager. Edison
didn't want the fool editor to print his funny
pictures in his Geographic news. He only
drew them for his own amusement When he
went to Boston, with his yellow breeches on in
the middle Of winter, the manager of the office,
finding he was an expert, hired hiln to keep
the reporters in order Edison worked at tho
Instruments a part of two days, ana then was
caught by the manager of the Office fooling
with some new continuance of his own.
Thought hired you to keep those rspeaters
in order said the manager. You did, said
Edison, but I've put kink or two into them
that will make them keep themselves in order
From that day his fortune was made p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Educational Convention.

Louisville, September l0,--The In
ter-State Educational Convention met
this morning with one hundred aud
forty delegates present, representing
twenty-five states. The convention
was called to order by Prof Chenaut
Of the University of Louisville. Judge
Buckner of kentucky was chosen
temporary chairman. Mayor jacobs
delivered the address OF welcome and
John Eaton, United States communications
er of education responded, II WAS u
happy coincidence, he said, 10 come
to Kentucky at this time when the
sntc IN the cause OF education had
just voted an additional tax aud race
distinctions had been disregardcd !;
when the city of I4ousville is having so
remarkable an exhibition, and that
too Of an educational character show.
Ing the relation of education 10 art and
industry. The time was especially
favorable because of great and general
Interest throughout The country IA
the cause OF education, The problems
Of labor and of capital aud the prob
lens OF the localities which must
be solved Ia the near future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

"a rapidly as possible to Tighten the
fall knew was coming, There was
q second of suspense then began To
shoot down like "A piece Of lead, while
the balloon swayed terribly. | hung
on with feet and. hands to
the netting, or ] should have been
thrown of,
"All at once the envelope collapsed,
tor turned over, and | was thrown
hight into the center, the envelope
forming parachute, was nearly
sutiocated with the gas white the bal
loon was pitching aud rolling ter
ribly. | don't know how long ! WAS
in coming down. mind Of seeing the
city below me, and then felt shock
and fell into somebody's yard. A man
rushed up, and / told him to pound
mo on the back to get the gas out OF
nay lungs, was stunned by the fall,
but guess an all right now
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
WACO.
Prospect or an Evening Daily Cotton
Markct-poraoal.


NIarlSet-Psraoai.
Reported for tho Gazette,
Waco, September ls,--There Is u
prospect that an evening daily VIII be
started In Waco In II few days.
Hon. a. j. Evans was III town yes
terday, and returned to San Antonio
this morning.
Mr.. Wiley Dunnican has returned
from n trip To Robertson county.
The cotton market closed to-day
quiet and barely steady. No advance
in prices; quotations are 9a@oici re-
ccipts to-day lS2 bales.
At this time (i;SO p, IN. Tom COINS
Is thought TO be dying MS physicians
say 1t Is not posi- BILE Tor him 10 iive'
Messrs. Kellum Il Rotan nave Il
large aud commoaioua cellar under
the salesrooms OF their wholesale
grocery house In this city, ana
| IL Is well known iaot tls,
certain perlshable goods suffer great
loss without such eohVehiehce' ihe
loss IA bacon, lard aud other soous
without such means OF storage nov un'
frrnuently amounts 10 more tnhh
tha nroilt on them. Here is one reason
whv this firm always leads all others
Mir, ana Mrs. s. r. Spruill have lnis,
returned from u trip 20 JacksenVll,e,-
Texas, on visit 10 friends ana rem
! tiVes. o,,,,,-
Tho Missouri raclhc railway com ON
many will sell round trip iieke's iot
one mre SOS, a5) to 81 Louis and re-,
turn, beginning ON the @th instant, u,,iI
and patil the close OF the -. i'o"is
| far, aa,,,hter of
Mr. William Cameron OF TINS eity rev
Ills evening for Godfrey, ii'n 70 AZ"
tend college. - -, Ahllene
this morning via the Fort; o,o,ino
Mr. Zen Campbell left this evening
Mr. D. &. Kinnard went up 10 wise
station this evening, Lo,,a Nil.
J This evenings north pnuhu M. ~,
souri, Pacific passenger tram WIS an
| hour late. ,as among The
oasssngers for the Fort on ''iis eNsn'
ine,s Missouri Pacific tram
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Honseiseepcrs and Consumer

WIN save money by buying Wrlsley's
soaps, which are sold by au grocera
Among their celebrated hralids are the
Linen, "White Velvet, b" German
Family English Bluo,n "Old EN-
gliah, Gold Medal S-pound Barr
each bar wrapped In II oolored table
napkin; also, their "New Tidy soap,
2-pound Bar each bar wrapped In a
Japanese tidy, made Of pure vegetable
oil aud tallow. The best is the cheap
est, be snre and sce that cach har or
cake IL branded 90. a, Wrisley u TO-,
Chioago, Ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
lHRlLLlNG SCENE.
pfse OF n balloon In Mid-Air,
sprscent Of the Aeronaut.

Ape OF n balloon In Mid-Air
'nfscent Of the Aoronaut.
"a, September Il. Prof.
'Aer the aeronaut, who Il
cement to give balloon MS,
The exposition grounds,
eand thrilling experience
Mtot which WAS witnessed
1900 PEOPLE. The expo,
hlended by an unusual
and the big grand stand
With spectators. When
" Ihe ascension arrived,
NV was experienced in
sasbag Inflated, the orlgl-
y being to take n passen-
- on his trip. Ii became
,lM only one could go IN,
sw minutes the professor
m, and, dangling from the
| appended below the bas-
s Z, The netting, swung on
Inc crowd cheered and
PlaSed, while the athlete,
WIS Of eyolutions on the
mgher and higher. III,
~S gray cloud suspended
a'l him from view. Az
uttered 1t and disappeared
appeared and filed OF the
a.sad, when they were
Ilss OF, He's coming
snlnost over the heads
~ thousands, they saw
@leening from side "a
.. apparently turning
ssslp w, empty, and
wail not be seen, Tie
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aaE Il fell with terri.
suul within u few INN.
@ssvsalIll, when its descen /
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~ a \ and, striking
was stunned for n mo-
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as au' who rushed e
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Ia y Professor says, III hat
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Ehsa and considered heI
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M u. my usual eyolu.
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sigaa tsu. about the safet,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

At last there has been discovered a
remedy which VIII positively cure
chronic sores of every character. II
you are troubled with ernplious caused
by ayphilitio faint on impure blood try
the Hot Springs remedy, Z. c. Co.
and II II fails 10 cure yon, return the
bottle and will refund the price paid
ror II, Sold bv l.. N. Brunswig.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Excursion tickets to a hundred cities
aud watering places are now on sale Mt
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fee ticket
office, near the III Paso hotel. Rates
exceedingly low, This Ii the amooth-
est line and connections as sure as
twice two are four. Call for rates and
time. II. H. FospiCE,
hallway and Steamship
Ticket Agent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Don't be afraid 10 invest In 80. q
Co. the Hot Springs remedy. II IL
fails 10 cure the most aggravated case
Of piles In three to ten days | viii
eheerfully refund the money. Sold by
l.. N. Brlinswig.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
FORT WORTHY ~ DENVER
CiTY RAILWAY COMPANY.
VERNON.
CLARENDON.
MOBEETiE.
SEYMOUR,
SEYMOUR.
0n nnd Mar Jnly nd

A daily hack and mail win leave
eichita Falls at u a. m, arriving a,
jernon At O p. nj. Leaves Vernon at
an. m. arrives ut Wichita falia az =
D. IN. Distagoo, so miles.
A trl.weekiy hack and mail leaves
Wichita Falls at q a. IN. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays via Vernon
and Clarendon for Mopeetie.
Leaves Moheetie Mondays, Wedhys'
days and Fridays for Nlchita faiisl
Via Clarendon and Vernon. Schedule
time, 79 hours. ..
A daily hack and mail leaves Wichita
Falls ut q a, m, for Seymour, arriving
at Seymour at 3 p, m; leaves seymour
al & a. M, arriving NJ Wichita Fails NJ
8 y, m. Distance, 90 miles
For further information apply 70
q i. CoLLiNs, Terminal Anent,
q w. = ID. q. Ily, Coz Wichita ba'ia'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
Isninwater Baths.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
ceuts. Six elegant rooms at u diltz.
mans barber shop, next to corner OF
irst and Maln streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21
rhe Gull, colorado \ SANTA lFe Ran.

Che Gulf, Colorado n santa Fe h'.li.
road Company offers you the hltipo'li'
eat aud best line, with only ohe oaal,e"
of cars Tor Chicago, Clnninnal, 49,
lngton, and other Northern nas'ein
and southeastern cities on'uo ~
Main street, near the hi faaso ho'e''
Call for rates and time.
Il. u. FospicK,
Railroad and Steamship
. Ticket Agent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-21

Go 10 Kellef's for yonr wagons, Dug
giles and other vehicles