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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-18

oil probability nominate astraight Repub'
licau for lbs Senate, The leaders take
little stock in the proposition from the
anti Camden men to endorse their indie
pendent, The Republicans ot this district
are not to be caught by such chat,
Mr., I. r, CAskadon Ia billed TO speak
in behalf Of his candidate for Congress In
MRrtinsbure on the 2lst, He will be &C.
corded @ cold reception,
Judge Flick is doing Jefferson county
to-day, learn that he met with latter
ing reception at shepherdstown and Kear-
neysyllle, Democratic stIongholds.
Court is in session here, 1t distinguish
ed itself here to-day by sentencing q col'
ored gentleman fourteen years in the
State prison for burglary,
way, businessmen tell me the outlook Is
very encouraging, They are getting out
Of the ''ruts" Bourbonism Ia politics 10
disappearing, and with the dying out ol
party and sectional prediud comes
new era Of business prosperity,
Ono Of the best evidences OF this new
state OF things ia the recently improved
hotel known as the St. Clair, where / am
being spleldidly entertained, Under It's
new management, that OF Brown Il
Brooks, it has advanced In popular favor,
until now II is not only the leading hotel
In Martiusnurg, but the best equipped
and managed hostelry in this section Of
West, Virginia. II you ever come this
way stop here, for 1t will pay you, am
going into the South Branch Valley,
where President Cleveland and handsome
joe Miller havs gone to look for deer.
You may hear from me there, where ]
hope to find that the moral effect Of the
visit Of the Presidential party has not
killed the still better effect OF the right
good work which has been done by lie
genial, Iovlal FnCk. CAD,
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Flght In a 0ambllnr pen.

ST. Louis, oot. IA Pine Bluff, Ark,
special says: Last night at q very late
hour the gambling room Of John Young,
on one OF the principal streets, was the
scene ola terrible ARRAY in which four
men were wounded, one Of them mortally.
Clip Clark, q white sport, went into this
negro gambling den and after a brief ex.
change Of angry words with Pat Cole,
negro gambler, the firing commenced.
CLARK was shot badly in the mouth and
nothing to do with the affair and jim
Jones were shot by stray balls, the former
in his hip and the latter In the left side.
He will die All the wounded are negroes
except CLARK.
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TRAGIC DEATH
OF Young Man Who Committed Suicide
In a Philadelphia saloon.

or Young Man Who Committed Suicide
In a philadelphia saloon.
PHILADELPH1A, Oct. II. A man about
25 years Of age entered saloon at No.
2S5 South Twelfth street late last night,
and ordering drink Of whisky sat down
at one Of thetables. He drank the liquor
and then quietly took out revolver,
placed 1t against his temple and fred. He
died ten minutes later and the body was
removed 10 the station house. A letter
was found upon him, which said: ~ have
kill ID myself. Noone 10 to bs blame butm
My fathers address is No. 443 WetminBter
street, Providence, R. l. W. W. German.
Wire ChiOf Of Police s. Child, Providence.
| ask the press not 10 make any uniavor.
able comments, as l have Christian
father and mother whom | have sympathy
for. was once q newspaper man my
self" While the officers were examining
his papers, young woman who was
sobbing violently entered the room and
declared that she was the dead mans
wife.
They were married In Baltimore one
year ago, but German we9 unable to sup
port her. She soon left him and came 10
this city, where she became an inmate
Of o house on South Twelfth street. He
followed her and tried several times 10 In.
luce her TO leave the place. Last night
be made bis last appeal, telling her that
he would shoot himself II Bhe per.
sisted In her course. This was also un.
successful, and hb left the house. When
his wife next heard from him he was dead
In o saloon across the street.
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HlrnEEro tue campaign hereabouts
has been conducted without. any Of the
personalities which "make tho judiCious
grieve." The brief report which reaches
us of Mr.. Frames speech at Troy, Lewis
county, is in a different vein. II Mr..
Frame has bsen incorrectly reported, he
ought to loco no time to make It 80 appear.
We had not thought him capable Of a
speech Of that character.
When he was making his own cam.
pAlgu Tor Congrets there were somO
features with which the pen Of q ready
wtitermighthsvet toyed with to some effect,
but Mr. Frame was lot down as gently as
though he had been an egg that might
break. The coarseness Of the remarks
which ho is said to have made concerning
General Col is not a handsome return
ior the consideration shown himself.
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welt for Mayor. The following extract
from the Times editorial on the subject
indicates the return Of that paper to the
Republican fold;
alt is because we belisve Mr.. Roosevelt
to be very much leas q partisan and very
much more Of o reformsr than Mr., Hewitt,
that We shonld prefer 10 ace him elected
Mayor, . II need scarcely be EaId
that wO do not regard Mr.. Roosevell's
election as possible, The united Dem
ocraliC vote in this city outnumbers by
some tiIy thousand the full Republican
vote, But 1t is in every way desirable
that the Republican party, with cand!-
dste OF ideal excellence, should put forth
its fullest strength this fall, And isone
further Incentive Is demanded 1t may be
added that the canddaCyof Henry George
brings an element Of doubt which makes
Mr., Roosevelts chances Of election seem
far from hope ess. A large vote for Henry
George would make Theodore Roosevelt
the next Mayor ct Nav York."
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TERRIBLE WRECKS
Off THE COAST or ENGLAND,
Tho shprO Strewn with the Debris of Broken
Ships and Dead Bodies of the Crews
BulgaFla DstisE Russ'a-A Rup.
tuFs now Seems Inevitable,

LONDON, Oct, l7,-The latest reports
show the effects Of the storm on the
south and west coasts were terrible. A
Norwegian bark toundsred of Tintagel,
Wales and her entire crew consisting Of
10 persons persisted, Ten bodies have
been washed ashore on the GlamOrsan
coast,
Reports have been received from all
parts Of the kingdom telling OF the disaf-
lrous effects Of the hurricane, The Brit
ish ship Mallory was wrecked in the
British channel and twenty persons
drowned. 1hs shore is streWn with
Treckage, The bodies washed ashore
have been stripped Of valuables by the
Wreckers, The Norwegian bark Fred.
rickstad, from Musguash, N. B., for
swansea was wrecked oi Padstow, and
10 persons drowned. The bark Alliance
was also wrecked of Psdstow, and 4 lives
lost Another large bark Was seen in ter.
rible dlstress, all aboard huddled together
on the deck, The vessel foundertd this
morning, and 1t Is believed that from ~ to
70 persons wers drowned. The gale pre-
vented speople on shore from rendering
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DESPERATE FIGHT


OF Thlrty.throU Rounds In n Private Room
In llChgO,
CnicAOo, Oct. l7.-A desperate glove
encounter took place last evening in q
room not far from the Board Of Trade, and
was witnessed only by q select party OF
Board Of Trade men, and delegation Of
Archer avenue saloonkeepers. The prin.
CipalS were Charley Reed, Of Buffalo, a lO6
pound pusillOt, and John Brlndy, Of oma.
ha, who weighs l70 pounds. Reed was
backed BY q well.known Board oil Trade
man, while the stock yards men were be.
mind Bhudy. Tho stakes were $3.50 q
side, and the battle which lasted through
thitty.three rounds and two hours and ten
minutes, Is said TO have been ons Of the
most desperate that has ever taken place
10 thiS vicinity, the gloves tiAed being oi
the skin variety.
The ArSt ten or l9 rounds were rather
tame, tho men being wary aud feeling
each other, but alter that they went at Il
hAtnlnef and tonHB. Rsed was nearly
Knocked out twice during the twenty.Artl
and twenty.iiLh rOundP, but came d
Dolh times In q seconds, and though
gtogVy, Ramely continued the battle. Ii
tue lhifty.thlfd round both men came Of
very weak, Red being ttills the strong
g oi tue two. But little damage waI
zone In the early part Of the round, bul
nnnally Retd, ,tOlntihg with his right caught
bnndy with q terrific leil.landPd uppei
CuI on Tho chin, knocking him on 10 the
IOpes, against which he loaned LOT q mo
ment and then fell heavily lin the middle
81 lhe ring, Both men were badly pun
sned and had 10 he taken away from thl
scene Of hC,lon In carriages, while tht
s,ues and ceiling oi the room 10 which
'aey iOught were BpatlOfed with blood.
James H4ylhom vas Offered $4,000 10
MA HnHH Naawa ntNas Naa
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
What the Refusal Of kiss cost a wife of
few Years.

What the Refusal of u Kiss cost wife Of u
few Years.
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Oct. l7.-Henry
zsigler and Minnie Deyor werelmarried
two years and a hall ago in Cincinnati.
Their married life proved very unhappy
and several separations and reconcllla.
tions occurred. -Four weeks ago the wife
came to thia city and procured employ
ed In the the laundry oi Brunswick hotel
Another reconciliation was effected and q
day ago the husband arrived here. The
couple secured and occupied . room at
the National hotel aud at an carly hour
this morning Hsigler arose aud asked bis
wife to kiss him.
She refused and after tho exchange Of q
few words, Hsigler drew q revolver and
disreeardingths. wonsn's tears and pray.
erB, fred three shots into her body. Xelv.
Ter then cut his throat with pocket knife
aud fred q bullet through his head, ex.
pirlnR almost instantly. The woman has
made an ante.mortem statement denying
that she ever gave her husband cause ior
jealouby. She 10 % years Of age and her
lmmedIa relativeu reside at Madison,
Ind. She 10 In q critical condition, bul
there Ia q possibility OF her recovery.
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GALyEsroN,s SITUATION
Considered Perfectly sare-IIOr Physica

Considered Perfectly sara-IIer Physical
Aia Advantages.
GALVESTON, Oct. l7.--Ehe NewS in an
editorial combating the apprehension
abroad with regard to Galveston in view
Of the recent disaster at Sabine Pass as q
point OF exposure to winds and foods
says: "The geographical situation Of Gal
weston is as far favorable in some respects
as 1t Ia peculiar. That profound student
ofsea and atmosphere, currents and forces,
Prof.. MRury, declared years ago that GAL
weston was more than commonly secure,
because she was out OF tho danger line
Of cyclonlC movements In the Gulf.
Even they amply verified the concus.
lon which that eminent authority drew
from his scien ilc observations. Calves
ton has been visited repeatedly by 80
called storms and partially destructive
Hoods within the past 80 years, and every
auch visitation has more clearly iIlustrat-
ed, and more Couclusively demonstrated
the natural safety Of the city 3 site, II only
reasonable precautions are exercised In
building.
Tnete has been no destruction Of real
estate in Galveston that was not invited
by gross carelessAess in this regard, Her
insular position which some regard as so
dangerous is really one Of the great physi.
cal conditions Of her safety. An equally
favorable condition IL the large expanss
70 her loeward embracing hundreds OF
miles OF land and lowland, over which
storm waves, when they touch her on
either side may spread aud lose their dan.
gsrous force.
The late object lessons should be needed
BY Galveston to be sure, but as regards
her geographical situation far from fore
ooding the disaster they teach that she
can afford to bank, to speak on physical
conditions OF almost absolute security.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. l7.-A special from
Usage City, NO., says: This morning
about two o'clock, while the steamer
Black Diamond was coming up the Mis-.
souri, river to this placs, she blew out her
steam chest packing, at Isbell, No., about
twelve miles east Of here, causing such a
confusion that three colorsd rous.. lbouts,
George Price, Charles Briggs and Ed.
Fitzpatrick, all Of this place, jumped over.
board into the river and were drowned.
Two others were severely sCalded about
the body. None Of the bodies have been
. 1cnvad.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., ost. lG.-The Pres.
idential hunting and fishing party return.
ed to this city from Romuoy, W, Va, at
an early hour this morning. They had
thoroughly enjoyable trip and were for.
tunate in their catch Of 6sh. The head,
aatlsrs and skin Of the foe "white deer
killed by ono Of the party, were brought
in by Commissioner Miller and lay on
window sill in his Office to-day. Barring
q brief entauglement Of q prominent mem.
Der Of the party in bArDed wirs fence,
resulting In almost irreparable damage to
his clothing, no mishaps attended the
chase.
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IT IS possibIe-not highly probable
that there are cases in which a Third
Party man ls not putin tho field for the
purpose Of defeating Republican nomi.
nee. The nomination Of Mr.. siler for
Congress in the Second Dlatrict can be
for no other purpose than to insure The
reelection Of the Democratic incumbent.
The Democratic managers are very
much alarmed about Mr.. Wilson. They
fear that Judge FIIck's popularity places
him in peril, and they do not intend to
miss any point in the game. Is 1t not
moCkery to ask any Prohibitionist how he
expects to advance his cause by playing
into the hands Of the Democratic party2
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DunLIN, och lG,-Mary Anderson to.
night concluded her engagement at Galo.
" Theatre, in this city, Mr.. Gum, pro.
prietor Of the theater, thanked the audi.
ence on behalf OF Miss Anderson, for
the very kind reception they had extend.
ed her. He and Miss Anderson had trust.
ed TO receive Irish sympathy, and was
GFatihed to say that she had not been dis.
appointed. Many boquets were thrown
to the actress, who bowed in acknowledge.
@ent and left the stage amidst ringing
nhanra
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BosroS, o,t. l0.-J5ssph W. Gardner,
Of the Mckay Farm, Hamilton, commits d
suicide this morning by shooting. He
was 25 years old and was soon to en- er
into possession Of an estate valued at $780,
900. He was son OF Joseph Gardner,
who shot himself about ten years ago.
Young Gardner was fiuely educated, but
OF late had exhibited some peculiar de.
luslons accompanied by marked mental
depression.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, ost, 10 Buffalo politi.
clans were greatly surprised this evening
to read ot the appointment by the Pfesl-
dent Of benjamin Folsom, OF this city, as
United States consul at Sheffield, England.
Mr.. Folsom "a o first cousin to the Pfesi.
dents bride. He Is 80 years old, and has
never held any office. A few years ago
he was clerk In the police court, but
failed " get along with tho Justice aud re-
tired.
He was seen this evening. and when
shown the eitem announcing his appoint.
ment expressed no surprise. he HAid that
the matter was arranged when he was In
Washington last month. The President
suggested that he 20 to Austria, but he
preferred TO 20 10 Sheffield, He will get
his instructions and start inside Of thirty
days. The office Is worth $500 year.
Folsom says he sent In a petition and
had no backing whatever. He spoke as II
he didn't think petitions had much weight
with the President. The young man
spent last season In Europe with Mrs
Cleveland and his mother.
Frank H. Goodyear, Of Buffalo, appoint.
ed to-day as commissioner OF examine the
Northern Pacific Railway construction, Is
brother Of Charles W. Goodyear, one Of
the Presidents former law partners. He
IL an extensive lumber dealer, and is the
owner and president oil the Sinnemahon-
ing Railroad.
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e1.nnl,rllln tYIns mo snrls..

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE closing game
ol the season was played here to-day be.
tween the Louisville and Cincinnati clubs
before q crowd Of about 1900. Some I'm.
known umpire, who was . stranger 10
most Of The players, and wllose identity
has not been learned furnished the chief
amusement Of the day by his lalterlng de.
CiSlong, como Of which were miserable.
browning carried oil tho hunofs Of the
day BY making o one hand jumping catch
Of PeChiney'B long ty In the eighth In.
ming, According 10 agreement The Louis.
villes win the series, They having scored
the most runs In the two games. Aoorel
lnnluEa nD...,.,u,s"o, 90l6OISS
G!%H1nFliiS! {SSI.1Flish......s...%. ..s.s.% SSSSS2i g
Earned runs, Louisville 2. Three base
hits, MCphee. Parsed balls, PeChlney /
First base on balls, OF PeChlney, 81 Of
Heckef, \. Base hits, Cincinnati, 81
LoulsvlllS, 8. Errors, ClnOlnnAtl, 81
IlouiAyille, 9,
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TIE BIG FIRE
At Eastport, Me.-Tke Loss Nearly One
Million DOllnra.


At Eastport, Me.-The Loss Nearly One
Million Dollars.
EAsrpoRT, ME-, Oct. lB-A competent
on,ho,;tv ost;mataa .ha a,oyo,ato lo,, hv
au'u y. ] sooo ooo ~ MI ss'sA"'o 'Ooo "
the hre ~ eeVVVVV' 4nete are no meaus,
as yet, Of estimating the insurance. Sew.
eral safes were opened to-day with q bet.
a., ,a.rlt ,han vas az asctsd rha rono,t
KAT ~ G ths isarrance bo6ES and rsnopta VpsS Isrs
destroved & Vas a nistaks Ali thN ssvinvS
hsntS the Frontier Rank and postotT,cs
hootS ware ionnd In ha saie or nearly So
VVa" az wSrs ths insnEat,es IN nsnsSa " 4'' 'V'
" ,fShs ma rnoSt I saTIons natt II tho c,larn Ito IA
that IA vreSt u number Of iSmiiiss Are boins. !.
iasS and dpaiitnte. and ont nj am indignant
0ns @ hnndrsd families without homes
marv oi whom iormerlv we're 1nite com'
Portable. are now living with irlends
iThs sufierinp viii increase AZ the westhSF
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REMARKABLE PROCLAMATION
OF the Mayor of Minneapolis in Regard te
SWitohmen's Strike.


Switchmen'a Strike.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. 17.-At one
o'clock this morning Mayor Ames return.
ed from shakopee where he last night
made speech in bis campaign for Gov.
ernor on the Democratic ticket. He at
once issued a somewhat remarkable proc
lamation in which after reciting the dam
age to the commercial interests Of tho city,
produced by che strike Of the
switchmen adds the fact that both political
parties OF the Slate in their platform pro.
nounced In favor Of arbitration OF labor
troubles, he Raya:
"Now by virtue Of the power vested In
me as the mayor OF the city Of Minneapo.
lie hereby call upon the said parties 10
such differences to at once agree and to
appoint fixed number OF arbitrators and
that until the said differences be by them
adjusted, the former relations be re.
sumed by the parties 80 that the public
interests no longer suffer. further earn
estly request that no provocation be given
by any one that no act OF violence or ex.
preston Of Ill will be made by any one,
In the hopc that harmony be restored"
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MR. RANnALLs young man hsrrity ap.
pears to be running several postofllces,
things arg going wrong in 80 many ol
them. In the days when Richard III
ruled England that bad monarch was sup'
posed to be responsible for all that hap
pened. II a horse frightened his rider
would czclaim, "Ho, fool! dost thou fear
Richard in the bush!" Now the cry is,
"Ilelo therel Is Harrity in the post
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lSTug warmer daye, ere the natural
gas had been turned in and before the
Oblging plumber was rushed to within an
inch Of bis life, the INTRLLlGEEcBR pre-.
ticted what was going to happen and
urged the householders OF Wheeling not
toOe caught in the atorm. But the peo.
pie would not listen, and now despiring
housewife cries, my kingdom for q
plumber" The more provident smiles
and says, II told you so."
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W, W. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes. "One Of my customers, Mp.
Louisa pike, BArtonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up To die BY her physicians.
She heard Of Dr.. Kings new discovery
ior consumption, and began buying Il Of
me. 1n elk months time Bhe walked 10
this city, q distance Of six tniles, and 10
now % much improve she has quilt using
Il, Hhe feels she owes her life 10. II"
Free trial bottles Of Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store,
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To-Day Judge John Braunon and Gen.
sraI God lock horns at Weston, the home
Of Judge BrAnnon. Now We have the
Judge on the hip, but GoE mustn't hit
him to hard where he lives.
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1--WE bear testimony, with many other,
that your house Ia tho prompteit paying
edyettihing agency In the Unlon, nWhtea
q New York publisher 70 Geo. 4. Rowel 4
%, 10 Spruce slfeet, New York city,
This careful attention 10 the rights ol
othefs largely Sshats Rowell 4 %, In ses
curing the best service lot thelr Gus.
totnOfn,
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THERE really doesn't seem to be much
Of a rift in tho ranks Of PennSylvaniR Re.
puolicans this year, when the lndepcn'
dent leader OF four years ago speaks at a
meeting in the interest OF his old autsgo.
mist, General Beaver Our fellows are
matching on to Victory with q six.
ioo.V.
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snotIIi. nruLnsr.

CHARLESTON, s. O., Oct. lin Barn.
we'll county yesterday E. J, Rowsll shot
aud killed his brother, II. L. Rowell.
They had intended to go fishing together
when they became involved In quarrel.
L, ]. Rowell was the agStessot He 10
under arrest but expresaes no contrilion
for hiB act.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l7.-Gravs iears are felt
concerning the safety Of the schooner H.
A. Richmond. She was last seen Thurs.
day noon by the captain Of the schooner
Stafford, with her deck load au / rigging
gone and drifting east at the mercy Of The
terrible gale Of that day dthls she was
about fly tnilea out.
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SENATOR KLNSA is coming to save Ohio
couuty ior lis friend Camden. He will
be expected to explain why it is that the
Standard Oil Company can't keep It's ln'
gers out oipolitics.
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Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric BlttefB
will not speedily Cure2 We say they can
not, ~ Thousands OF cases already per.
inanently cured and who are daily recon.
nendlng Electric Bltters, will prove.
Briyht6 Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
aud act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at TOO q
bottle by Logan d Go. NwHAw
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Iv EuRopG ia bound to 80 into the kill
iug business she will take notice that the
b,,s firearms ara made in America, and
sept to any part of the world O. o. D.
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TaE Wheeling carrier pigeons released
Oh Saturday from Wichita, Kansas, are
pos on their way home to help to boom
tina old town,