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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13
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HALLOWELL

Rev. y. W LeLsshius, at one time pas
tor of the II. E. Church here. but al present
nas,o, of a Portland church, WAS in the
city wedne sdsy, and was present at the
evening praver service at the Methodist
chureb His many friends were glad to see
him. ard h; ar his voice in public
Mrs. Alden Heath and Miss Kate Couch.
while in attendance upon the State Fair.
xey. guests of nr and Mrs Chss. I. Fisk.
For some time hornets nest in tree on
Middle street has been source of Anoy-
.nce. and suffering in some cases, TO the pass
ey. by. Being near school house. the
hoxs kept the hornets in a state of rebellion
by .touinv them, and they in turn ~reaked
their vengeance on the uususpecting pedes-
tyi.ns. Many little children have been
s,uus. and Monday p. NJ. a lady passing by
"a. stusg ba lis on the hand. "Wednesday
thev attacked man about the head, and he
xss forced tn run to free himself from them
"wednesday evening the police did good
deed, BY burning the nest
Msny of the business men will be In A.
tendance upon the great races in Boston
Wednesday next
A good deal of amusement vas caused yes
tor Law Afternoon By the antics { runaway
mig. Vim. Moore was taking the little animal
home on his truck wagon when he escaped
and was chased by forty or fifty boys, ynt
many times had the pig in corner and u
their hands. only to find he had shppet
through their fingers as easily as II he hsa
been creased. He Fl ally ran into the shee
al the architects v;. c,ns,si ST and for
few minutes there were lively times, whiis
the workmen tried to capture him, wnicf
they did much to the dismsy of piggy, judg
ing by his squeAis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13


sg6uK- Re- seipis. r.57 yacs ages; exports. W.
bs rrels; ssIes kl.s6 kepesi quotations ineisdiBA
City mil extra. ~ gast 70, patent, ~ A6a
o. 10. s1pcrsne. % iss f2 %; extra No. .,
B. 10 "a %; winter wheat iow grndc. ~ h,Ao2 -;
Minp, sofa extra, o. ooxss 70. Southern a0ss
srady; Rye -four dull
wMsAT-Rseeipi.. iD.io,. exports. M,ses, 'ais.
f7,Op, steady, No, spring nominal, -;
80 red, ~, 40. red s4as53 etevatof, Ssassj; fob
Asas5t deliv.rcd No. i red, aosnissl ySissvi, 10
hite nominal, s5atSi
kyE-.quist-
BAILEY. nominal
xeosip,, 100 soe Exports, 7s,ott sai.s. ~.
90. steady, steamer, tissii No. =. szlaAsi
store and elevator. AIa43I delivered.
OArs--RecAikts u 80. exports, p,1f6; sales, 1tz
600, arm, No 3, ~ do uhi,s z7taz7i, No Dslszsl
do white, piszS, No l. a.. DO white. ss;
MiHed Western. zsszs, white DO, zsaEs
CoWyEE~-fair: kio. fair, sgt
SDsAE-kaw firm. refined steady; demand -
lower; crushed sIasf, extra crushed. sSa7i; wAIss
extra erusheo, -Ia7l, cut loaf -, graduated, ~
PgrsoLEcs.s.h firm. quiet. ~
Pork dull
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LssD--essy; msi.ra rem, " zse 10;
eios, - 10, city F'eara, %, ret ard fair;
continent u a..s Is; q. A. " IS.
ia, DO creamery. .iaooA
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13
ANGRY OCEAN.
Its Terrible Work Along the
Coast and Among Shipping.
Forty Lives Supposed Lost in the Great
Storm.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

vsry haadsome diamond ring from a frienS
sae day this week.
Joseph Berry forwarded another one Of his
hoard machines to parties in wal1ohoro,
1hursisy.
W. N. Peaslee 10 taking in the sishts a
ss Lewiston Fair.
Charles Hazard Of New York. Who vas re-
& asly married to one Of Gariiners young
hes, Is in the city On . shors visit. guest
a the Ersns.
large number Of our prominent citizens
we're in Augusta Thursiay afternoon, as the
Railroad hearing, and were well satisfied
~ish the results.
II. NJ. Aver, superintend. .,nt Of the Somer-
80 railroad, vas in the city, Thursday.
Next Saturday afternoon 81 8 70 o'clock,
On the Randolph grounds, there will be .
game of ball between the Rsndolphs and the
howdoinhsms. These teams have me, once
this summer and the Randolph. won BY a
score sf nine to eight, 50 /, will be seen that
the clubs are evenly matched
DR.. SIrout removed . csneerous growth
from the foot Of Richmond lady, at his Of
fee, Thursday afternoon.
Hotel Arrivals Thursday At the Evans
W. c, Eaglish and NJ. W. Richardson. Of
Boston. At the johnson c. s, Hoover,
i-atnSAsttr, tn anu JAMES w cutus, new
York.
The. Star arrived in Boston Thursday
morning, while the kennsbec on Thursday
sas on its way to Gardiner. Our merchants
ere doing deal of grumbling because many
AZ them have large amount of freight. in
the shape of meats and green stuff. on board
of the latter steamer, which 10 liable to be
hsiiy damaged
Dick" Caldwell. well known to our citi.
zcns, is now the editor of the Baiaton
( hinn- Journal.
The Peoples Laundry has been moved
from No. 10 to No. "A Main avenue.
Mr.. Thaddeus Littlefeld. who was injured
81 the races on the 4th of July, was our on
o streets Thursday for the first time.
Friday, Sept. 20, 10 the day set for Lam
bard 4 Cc1's excursion from Augusta to
y 1T Popham, on the Islander. and as the
fare will be very low there will probably be
= large crowd avail themselves Of this oppor-
turity.
Arthur W. Peaslee left for Boston Thurs
isy evening, where he will remain until
Monday next when he accompanies the
Rracer's excursion from that place to Wash
ngton, ID. c.
The sale Of seats for the Two Sisters"
Is arge, and those who care TO secure good
;, ats we would advise to &c, them at once.
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coNDENsnD DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
Of the Day.

The peach crop Of Michigan 10 very short.
Chevalier Ira Abna Paine, the crack shot
of the world, 10 dead.
Advices from Charleston, Tallahatchie
county, Miss. report seven negroes killed
there within ~ hours.
Thomas Hos ard and John Hensley shot
ard killed William Davis u . church. near
Manchester. Kentucky. Sunday
Rosemond Cormier Of Lafayette. La. and
his daughter Rosalie. aged Is. have been
murdered by band Of regulators, who about
two months sgo whipped Cofmier and ordered
him TO leave, which be did not do.
From Bay Head 70 Barnesst City damage
both by wind and wave has been uDpFecedent-
ed in the history of the coast. Berkeley,
Beach Haven, Barnesss, Long Beach City,
Harvey Cedafs and oeheY points on Long
Beach are Inundated and the railroad washed
way in many places.
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rLAs aTS PPoM r;AINE WIRES.

Geo. II. Slaw of Fort Fairfield, aged
about 80, lung himself "Wednesday morn
ing. he cause 4 7 tie deed Is unk nown.
A dir csor Of the Nsine Central, speaking
Of the No thern Msine Rod, says that the
Maine Central n ade the corporators Of the
Northern Maine Rsilroad Company prop
osition, agreeing TO take the road after IL was
built paying four per cent. interest on val
uation Of $50 700 per nile. they To hold the
lease for niuety-nins years. The Northern
Maine Company. however, did not directly
accept the proposition but last Saturday sent .
proposition Of their own containing some
notifications 70 the Maine Central Railroad
Company, The directors Of the latter have
not met since and go no action has been
taken. II is Understood that the Aroostook
railroad builders object to giving q ninety
nine year's lease bns want TO shorten up the
time.
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RAIN INTERPRETERS
To Make Unpleasant the Last Of the
Pennsyiy aDia Days at Gettysburg.


GETTYSBURG, Pa, Sept. H.
The last of the Pennsylvania days was
grand izxle owing to the rain. The ten
thousand that were to form the line Of march
had dwindled down to less than that
number and the parade was ordered of.
Lieut.. Col. Meade, son Of the dead com
mander, was unable TO preside at the rink
because Of illness. j. 7. Nicholson, secre.
tsry of the monument commission, took the
chair.
Gov. Beaver then accepted the memorials
in behalf Of the commonwealth Governor
Beaver in a few appropriate words then
turned over the monument to the Gettysburg
Memorial Association, for whom Hon. Ed
ward Mcpherson of Gettysburg, received
them in an eloquent effort Rev. David
Craft, D. d., closed the exercises with n
prayer.
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LIFE BUOY TRIAL.
The One Designed by Naval Constructor
Hichborne success.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. Sept. IL.
A successful trial of the new Franklin life
buoy, designed by Naval Constructor Hich-
borne, was made this afternoon between the
bridge and navy yard and the construct
ing house at Seavey's Island, 1t was wit
messed BY number Of officers and attaches
of the yard. The buoy hung from the rail-
ing of the bridge and being detached dropped
into the water.
One Of the crew of the U. 5. S. Leyden
jumped into the water, swan to the buoy
and quickly demonstrated its usefulness.
The buoy is so arranged thatit displaysa light
on each side Immediately upon touching the
water which renders il Invaluable at night
The navy department has recognized its ad-
vAntages ami adopted it. The buoys for the
new steel cruisers Bennington and Concord
will be Constructed at once at this yard.
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FIREMEN's FESTIVITIES.
Throngs Witness the Annual Parade at
Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept 12
The annual parade of the Portsmouth Are
department occurred today, and attracted a
large number of people to the city. The
morning programme consisted of parade
through the principal streets, the procession
being reviewed by the mayor and city gov
eminent while passing the city building.
At noon clambake was enjoyed by the
department and guests. In the afternoon
trial Of engines took place on Parade square,
Col. Sise No 2 capturing the prize, playing
35s feet and 10 inches.
The Lynn Brass Band, the American Band
and the Flute and Drum Band gave con-
cert this evening. Many firemen from Man
chester. Newburyport Beverly and other
places were present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13
THB BNATlON'SCAPlTA
Tanner Says The President Didn't
Ask Or Advise Resignation.
S&'y hhh Claims Friendly Personal
RslatioBs With Commissioner Tanner.
Hancock Commandesv Of vetstsus
Make a Little Capital Out OF the
Matter.


WASHINGTON, Sept. II.
To reporter Mr.. Tanner said to-day The
President lid not ask for my resignation nor
did he sdsise that resign. He assured me.
however, that ~ investigation into the affairs
Of the pension office had developed nothing
that reflected upon my honesty or my good
intentions aud said that II l remained in
Office Secretary Noble would resign. A dis
memberment Of cabinet IL very serious thing,
and decided it WAS better | should resign,
since the unreasonable prejudices Of Mr.
Noble could not be overcome
Secretary Noble said there had been no
hreak in his personal relation with Tanner,
and there WAS nothing personal in the causes
which led TO the severance of their official
relations. The secretary said il was entirely
due to the difference Of opinion in regard to
matters of official administration.
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RELATIONS WITH CANADA.
Opinions Expressed Before the Senate
Committee at Boston.

BosToN, Sept. IL.
Before the senate committee on relations
with Canada, ex Gov. WIN. Cisfin, speak
ing for the shoe and leather industry said
that the industry was largely in favor of
reciprocity with Canada. The people of
New England we're generally favorable 10
closer relations with Canada.
He disagreed from the previous witness in
that the removal Of the tariff on mxnufsct-
u-ed cotton goods would drive that industry
out Of New England.
Osborne Howes. Jr., secretary of the
Boston Fire Underwriters Union, said that
the underwriters desired reciprocity with
Canada because their profits were derived
from commissions upon the amount Of busi-
ness transacted.
The hearing here adjourned until Friday
morning.
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eoLDIERs OF SOUTHWEST.
Formal Opening Of Their Reunion at
Camp Logan.


ARKANSAS CRY, Kan, Sept. IL.
The formal opening of the annual re union
of the old soldiers of the southwest occurred
today at camp Logan, where the veterans en-
camped. Gov. Humphrey extended vel
come to the veterans on behalf of the State
of Kansar and introduced Gov. Hoyey who
made few appropriate remarks. Several
public camp fires were held this evening at
which noted speakers made addresses. The
reunion continues tomorrow.
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PRESIDENTS MATCH.
That Was Completed Yesterdar at
Creedmore.

NEw YORK, Sept. l2.
At Creedmore today the only event that
was completed was the Presidents match for
the mi ,ary championship of the United
States. The match, in which thirty seven
competitors participated. was divided into
two stages; the first stage at 200 and 500
yards distances and the second stage at 500
yards. with seven shots at the first distance
and ten shots at the second stage with a
model of the rifle issued by the State the
competitors represented In the fret stage
Serg'.- Maj. ". L. Merrill of Massachusetts
was the first with tota. Of 80. In the sec
ond stage Capt. J. McCauley, cavalry super
numaray, was first with total of 90.
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BURNING NEGROES CHURCHES


MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. I3.
Reports have reached this city that a baud
of White Caps or Regulators burned II negro
church last night at Post Oak. II is stated
that trouble between the races had been
brewing for s0me time aud recently several
negroes have been whipped and ordered to
leave.
1t il understood that secret meetings of
the negroes, melting violence had been held
in Post Oak Church, and this is assigned as
the probable cause of it's destruction. A
sheriff and posse left the county today for
the scene Of the trouble. Reliable parties
from Jasper county this evening, say the
rumors are exaggerated.
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AFTER TIE STORM
Reports Of Wrecks Coming IN from
Vineyard Haven.


VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Sept. IL.
A heavy east-northeast wind still continues
this morning. There has been no steamer
from Nantucket for three days. All sele-
graphic communications with Martha's Vine
yard ami the main land ' ere stopped early
yesterday morning. The schooner Edwin,
previously reported at Edzartown with her
cargo of lime on fire. has burned mp. Por-
tons of saiis. rigging, etc, were saved.
Steamer Winthrop, fro New York for
Portland, arrived here this morning and pro-
eeeded on her way. Steamer Eieanora,
from Portland for New York, at this port To-
day reports an unknown schooner sunk one
eighth of a mile cas-: nor:heas, Of Pollock rip.
Her crew is aboard the lightship all safe.
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COLBY'S BASE BALL.
Changes That Have Been Made 10 the
Nine and Prospects for Future Con
tests.
From Our Regular Correspondent. !

From Our Regular Correspondent.
WATERtILLE, Sept. II
At meeting of the base bali associ ciation
held at the chapel Thursday morning, the
resignation of ID. W. Parsons 81. as captain
was accepted. A, Z, Wsgg 80 was elected
to the position Arthur Watson 81 was
elected a director in the place Of Geo. Cor
ham resigned.
Manager Burke has engaged to play two
games with the Cara assets of North An
.on, Sept. 21th and 2Sth. He Eas also been
IN communication Win the manager of the
hyde Park team. anu will probably have a
game with that team on the campus soon.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the EdvardS company vas held Las,
evening in the pssIor Of the Augusta House.
A large number Of stockh ,iders we're present
and the following ,hiceYs unanimously
chosen: clerk, Charles B. johnson; treas.
ures. Jacob Edvssds; directors, Jacob I'd
vssds. Boston; 0. H. Afford, Boston
Isase repso. Bosom; J. Manchester Hsynes
Augusta; Joseph H. Aanlsy, Augusts
williss Rsdicon, Js., Bssass; Dsxsss n
Richards, Beseoa.
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SHOE AT HIS FRIENDS
And Then Cut His Own Throat in Fit
Of Madness.


BRooKLrS, N. r., Sept IL.
Oliver Samuelson, painter, aged ", fired
several shots at his married daughter, Ada
Whale, e la d a;a yo1ng ma visi inf
the family, and tlisn ATT npfed 70 sho i him
talf
A tie shots having failed 10 take effect,
Ssnuelson cut hi tbross. inflietitg injuries
which will probably prove f,ts Tbs MA.
is said 10 have be insane. IFS domestic
relations hfd cen uDhappy.
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ATLANTIC ClrY's DAMAGE.
The First Train Since Monday Leaves.
The People Going Eo Masss.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. Sept. II.
1t is estimated that sI50. 900 will not cover
the loss to Atlantic City. Great Joy vas
manifested this morning when the Western
Union messengers we're dispatched through
out the city to announce that the first train
since Monday afternoon would start at ten
O'Clock. The train was divided into Eve sec
tons and every car vas crowded. Fifteen
thousand people will have left here by to-
morrow This will include many or all the
year residents. ~ many houses are in an
untenantable condition.
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Capt. Tracy and Crew Drowned.

1t is known definitely this evening that
up to the present time ~ deaths are the re-
suit Of the devastating storm. The mate of
the unfortunate J. and L. Bryan told yester-
day OF the going down Of the Kate r. Morse
of Bath Ne, and of the Walter +. Parker
of Phisdelphia This afternoon the sad
intelligence came that Capt. Tracy and his
crew of six men had found their last resting
places in the ocean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-13

Speaki Of the Tanner case today. Private
Secretary ifalford said that no issue was ever
made by secretary Noble to the President as
10 whether he or Tanner should resign, nor
was there ever any formal cabinet consus
ton about The matter The President fevls
kindly to~srds Tanner personally, and made
several sug sestion. to him, which he hoped
would hay,. vaad eTprf
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SEASONS SPORTS.
Boston Takes tvo Games from Cleveland
-.-All Other Games Postponed.

Al Boston.
1873 SO
Boston, 30 o q o o o. 5
Cleveland. 100 o 900 | O. 2
Hits, Boston Z. Cleveland Z. Errors.
Boston 2, Cleveland 0. Batteries. Clarkson
and Bennett, Bakeley and Zmmer.
Second game.
Boston, 400 800 90 l. 8
Cle veland. 900 90 o 0 O. 0
Hits, Boston 6, Cleveland 3. Errors,
Boston 0, Cleveland 1, Batteries, Clarkson
and Camel, O'Brien and thinner.
At Washington-No game on account Of
rain.
At New York-No game on account Of
rain.
At Philedelphia-Game postponed on sc-
90 ea;n
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ROBBER FILLED WITH LEAD.
He Robbed . Nina Superintendent OF
$1,000 and His Horse, But Loses
Both and His Lite.

DAeeErr, Cal. Sept. l2.
J. L. Patterson. superintendent of the
kunoser mine, was knocked OF his horse and
robbed Of 5000 in gold by Parry Dodson
last Monday. The robber then took Pstter-
sons horse and escaped With the money.
Several parties started in pursuit. and last
night DodsOn vas overtaken near Coyote
hole. He was lying behind some brush
when they came upon him and he began
shooting 1t them At once. They returned
the fire hitting Dodson nine times killing him
instantly. The stolen money was found on
him.
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to Protect the csar During his Com
ing vtsit.

CorENuAakN, Sept. IL.
There are rumors In various quarters that q
large number Of Nihilists recently arrived In
Denmark. In consequence of these reports
the authorities here are taking extraordinary
precautions for the protection Of the czar
during his coming visit TO Copenhagen ~ II
is feared an attempt on his life 10 Intended.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Sept IL.
The item sent ont from LyncbbuTg this
afternoon that seventeen men were killed In
. mine disaster 1t Jellyico 10 entirely untrue.
The story probably originated from the fact
that coiored miner, we're injured two days
by falling slate.
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CABLE Flashes.
Fresh Bite OF News From tho Old
World.

The Earl Of Scotland, the nesly appointed
viceroy Of ireland, will take the oath Of Of
Hce October j. and will make his state sntry
into Dublin December 1.
dispatch from Zanzibar says: Captain
Wiilmann has offered . reward Of Sl5 600
for the head Of Chief Bashiri, on account Of
his threat to destroy missions in the interior.
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SoR~tY. Nov. 25, ~.
when suffering with great distress in the
..onaeb. I used .'froxn's instant Relief
sseor ling to directions. found ID rapid in
it. action and. from my own experience and
the testimony Of my friends, | consider il to
be- wonderful n,sdicins
JAeKsox CLARK.
Your money refHaded II il falls to beasnt you
shsn ussd -tfis.iy directed Inside wrapper
% y0a take risa In srgIng Il.
sx~s{gla By 81 deaiars .tsesss4mtopsoliD
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THoMAsroS. Sept. L.
washburn Brothers today launched a four
mss,ed schooner of one thousand tons regis
ter, to be commanded by Capt. J. W. Baiauo
of st. George.
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Meteorological Report.
seps. Il, iss9, 500 r. Nj
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A LITTLE PROGRESS,
That Was Made Yesterday at the Cronin
Trial


CHICAGO, Sept IL.
Thirty four venire men were examined in
the Cronin trial to-day. The defense used
up ard the State of its peremtory chal
lengrs. This is the most progress made in 4
single day since the trial begun. Four jur-
ors we're held over night.
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Protest Against Duties. !.

CrrN OF MENIco. Sept. ~.
number Of mcmbers of the American
colony met today today to protest against TIE
decision uf Secretary Window In regard to
duties On al ores
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D. atb of VIM. Il. Ctlley.

LIMA, Peru, Sept ~.
WI m " cilley, an associate Of General
Nrisi' Ia ttr obstruction of the celebrated
oruys railroad died Tuesday and was buried
today.