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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

! nearly the same course as the club road race
at Sewickley.
MOORE, of the East End Gyms, is riding .
new wheel. He will probably be in the Key.
stone road race and is expected to make q
good record.
MEssRs WISER, Whitesides and Searight
have returned from their trip through the
Shenandoah Valley. They say they had a
very pleasant outing.
THE Lvtle brothers, Messrs. Eccles ana
tour through New York State. They report
the roads uncomfortably sandy.
THE State meet at York on September 20
will be an interesting event, and Captain
Petticord is arranging to collect a party of
cyclers to charter special train.
TIE Allegheny cyclers have in prospect a
club house. 1t is proposed to secure suit
able building, to furnish it and move in
some time in November or December There
will be regular old-tashioned house warm
ing.
THERE was quite a crowd OF scorchers out
at the East End on Thursday evening.
Among them we're Messrs. Moore, Addy.
Banker, Miller, Myler and Petticord, some
of whom are off to-day for East Liverpool
via Rochester.
riders in the races at the East End Gym
meet. Among them will be Paul Miller and
Paul Nelson. This will be the first time the
keystones have done anything OF this kind,
but lit will not be the last.
CAPTAIN NED FRIEsELL, of the Allegheny
Cyclers. on September will start ON q trip
through the Shenandoah Valley to Washin =
ton, Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he
will remain for three years at college, He
will be accompanied on the road by ]. Dip
pold.
MEssRs. ALBERT KIRK and Walter Kirk, of
the McCalmont Oil Company, took q run to
Butler county and back on their pneumatics
last Wednesday. Their cyclometer showed
a NJ n ri lr f,,f1a
their return. They found the roads in fine
Condition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
FIRST IMPORTATION! /!
Beautiful Dress Trimmings Fresh
From Fashions Head
quarters.

As usual first in the field with our fall importation
OF Dress Trimmings 1t may be he previous but then
you'll soon want to rerm those early fall dresses and might
just well use trimming that is fresh from the manufacturer
In any event we invite the ladies' of Pbg and vicinity to
come and look over the many striking novelties shown in this
line None OF the dainty concets mentioned here will make
their appearance other stores until about two weeks later
in The
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
ibid YOU SEEK

Our advertisements on Friday Of Gents
Fine Calf Shoes, hand sewn, worth s5
to 90, for the little price Of s2.1S?
Many did and bought them, much to
their profit. A few still left, and, II
you are quick enough, you'll get q
pair. We also have some Of those
Tennis and Baseball Shoes at 46c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Tho summer Is fleeing,
September Is nigh,
And Boys School Clothing
You'll soon have to buy.

We are ready even at this early
date to supply your needs. A
large assortment of all the strong
and substantial qualities adapted
to everyday wear and hard usage.
We have both short and long
pant suits of shapely cut and at
tractivc materials.
Ask to see the line in short
pant suits we are now selling at
81.
Parents, before selecting a
school outfit, you ought to see our
stock.
For a small amount we'll
clothe your boys in a manner
that will beget a pride of person
which will be a useful feature in
their education.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Found In the Field.

G. NJ. LAUeHLTN. Jr., started to train this
week for the Gyms open meeting.
HERMANN scoTT, another new man of the
Gyms, will make his first effort at the Gyms
meeting.
s. W. HALEY is training hard and expects
to make the effort OF the season o. the Gyms
meeting on SepteInberS.
THE medals for the Gyms meeting are on
exhibition in the window OF prominent
Chestnut street firm, of Philadelphia.
THE "3 As" club fall meeting will be An in.
teresting affair. All OF the members are
training with an idea OF lowering their
records.
KIMMEL who made such good showing Al
Cleveland, is going to make q special effort
in the quarter mile race at the Gyms open
meeting.
MAYOR GouRLEY has promised to witness
the sports at the Gyms meeting. The Mayor
has been very much enthused by the Fourth
OF July sports.
The Gyms are making provisions for
great crowd on the 3D. and deserve to have
one, as the efforts put forth BY the commit
tee deserve success.
The West End Gyms, now that Schannessy
has been reinstated, are working like
beavers and will no doubt be heard from at
the September meet.
TEE first signs Of the football season were
seen at the Gyms ground c. Aull, G, 8,
Proctor, w. Martin, j. Aull and D. Barr were
kicking the ball last Friday afternoon.
j. RUMBLE, the Gyms new man, q Canadian
by birth, is showing good form in the shot
and hammer events. He is q general ali.
around man and expects to do some good
work next season. :,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
4 Lovely Display Of The --latest COlCaitS Out

The articles enumerated above merely form the advance
guard of other mportaons to comeplenty late-bu
don't defer your visit for sufficient novelties display
to satisfy the most ardent devotee of fashion.
We have complete and carefully selected stock of Dress
Lnings Giber Fast Black Cambria Seisia and Fast Blue
Percane Farmers Sat Lisen Canvas all coors Cnoline
Wiggans and the lining "Sik Kotton Full line of Skirt
Fangs and all the accessories for dressmakng Every shade
of Heminway;s 1ooyard Sewing Silks and Twists.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Wheeimen's Whispers.

Wheeimen's Whispers.
ANuMBER OF the East End boys are train
ing at Home wood for the road race.
ARELAY race between Pittsburg and Wash
ington is likely to be run on September
and g.
w. WILSON will be one of the entries in
the Keystone l5mile open road race on Sep.
temper rs
THE Keystones' club house 10 up to the
second story and it won't be very long now
before the roof il on.
GEORGE BANKER won two frsts at Batavia
n. Y, during the week. He captured sl75
safety and SIS kodiak.
RoUP street is likely to be the ground Sc
lected for the hill-ciimbing contest Of the
keystone Bicycle Club.
LAST Sunday Messrs. Deb. McTighe and
Charles Gilbert accomplished their first GEN.
tury run, making the round trip to Kittan-
ming.
THE McKeesport cyclers have invited the
Allegheny cyclers to accompany them on q
run to Jacktown during the week as their
guests
ENTRIES for the Keystone road race will
close about September 20. 1t will be over
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
Tennis Tournalsttes.


THE Misses Gill are among the best play
ers at the East End.
THE Coraopolis Tennis Club will give
dance Friday night for the benefit Of the
club.
EDWARDS and Reed will be in the Kiskimin.
etas Tournament with an eye on the
prizes.
MISS BESSIE HALL and Miss Nellie Crouch
MAY be in the mixed doubles at the East
End Gym tournament.
WENDT, of New Brighton, is playfnp a
stronger game than he did few weeks since,
ana Is fast going into the upper classes.
MISS CORA WELLS. of the young ladies'
physical culture class, has captured the
Lawford stroke and uses it with success.
CHARLES WOODS, of SewickIey, has been
neglecting the court lately for the dry law,
in which he Is interested just at present.
CAPTAIN ]. P. CuLBERrsoS is a FREQ uent
visitor to the tennis courts at the East End
Gyms nowadays. He is ono the experts
there.
MEssRs. MooRHEAD and Pier will leave
they take part in the contest for singles and
doubles.
FRIDAY afternoon the ladies turned out
in large numbers at the East End Gym
grounds They are preparing for the tour
nament next month.
MEssRs. TREADwAY, Motheral, McCabe, Dr.
E. Stevenson, John Wilson and DR.. A.
Stevenson will enter from the home club in
the Coraopolis tournament this week.
THE mixed doubles tournament Of the Pitts
burg Tennis Club will take place early in
September, but not until the invitation
tourney OF September Sis a thing of the past.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

ago, and, while there was fair sized
entry list, it was anticipated that that
of this week will be 30 per cent larger.
Entries close with E. Robinson, Chair
man of the Tennis Committee, on Tuesday
evening, and the first round in singles will
commence promptly at 3o'clock on Wednes-
day.
Upper St. Clair has lawn tennis club
called the Oak Grove Lawn Tennis Club. 1t
has been in existence about two years, but
this season it is more active than ever and
some of its players are quite expert with
the racket 1t has membership of about
80. During the past week number of the
players rode on horseback over to Beading,
where they were entertained by A. G.
Smith, who has an excellent court and is an
enthusiastic player. In the party were
Misses Sara Gilhllan, Georgia Fife, Ella
Gilfillan, Jennie Johnston, Flora GiIfillan,
Viola Whitaker, Annie Gilillan and
Maud Gilfllan, accompanied by Messrs. w.
c. Johnston, s. j. S. Fife, j. B. Gilfillan,
Boyd Gilfllan, Will Andrews and Robert
Johnston. HORACE j. HILL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
A Bumpus Under . Flag.

There was q funny performance witnessed
at one of the morning pow-wows lately. It
was Grand Army Day and it was given out
that hundreds Of spirits of departed heroes
would be present to greet their former
comrades Had they carried out their in
tention it is probable that some of the
soldiers before night would have been fit
subjects for the local jag cure.
A dilapidated flag had been mounted on
shaky sapling. About 40 mediums sat
around in circle upon stumps and fallen
trees. They were surrounded by Q crowd
OF sympathizers and Investigators Skep-
tics and fun makers hovered wisely in the
background. When all was in readiness
'.medyum" arose. She was red faced and
stout, and her voice rang out loud and 4
clear. eve have gathered around this flag,
dear friends, to proclaim liberty to all"
"Tis falsel stand backp screamed dear
little old woman, in straight-skirted black
silk dress and poke bonnet.
"Are women free? Mol Your flag 10
waving above sIsvesl Down with it'll Down
with it sayP'3
She snatched up the loppy stalk of sun
flower and waved It wildly about her head.
A. s:This Il the emblem Of wonan's freedom.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21
SOME OF THE new THINGS.

New Pearl effect Cant Trimming in Silk
| and Cream
TRIMMING
to- ~ O.s
| ParlCo sand Girdes
ndcut
| new
&C. Ribbon
| AZ i Ribbon Girds
| wide So9Iacne brida all colos and In
new patterns narrow Black Silk Gimp.
| eatheinew with Gmpe ALL Edgss3 cto
| Ginpsh handomep
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

The ST. Thomas Catholic Total Absti-
nence Union Society of Braddock, con-
nected with St. Thomas R C. Church, il
10 hold its sixth annual excursion on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

A tournament for the championship of the
Allegheny Athletic Association will CON-
mence on Wednesday at the courts that
have been prepared this season. They are
in excellent condition and have been
in continuous use lately. The first club
tournament was held about Q month
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

A Fashionable D~ressmaking as Well as
Millinery Establishment.
Miss M. Mitchell. the fashionable mil
liner in the Grandon block, in response to
the demands of those who are firm in the
opinion that she is unequalled in Helena In
her particular business. has added to her
establishment q dressmsking department.
It will be under the charge of Miss Shamp,
the well-known and popular modesto, and
all the assistants will be selected with re-
gard to their peculiar fitness and expert
ence in the business. Whether ladies de-
sire a home dress, a street costume, a tailor
made suit or a party dress, they will ind
that Miss Mitchell will be able not only TO
plense them in fit and style, but that II she
agrees to deliver a costume completed at n
certain hour, there will be no %disappolnt'
ment.
There is no question but that n great
success will attend the dressmaking, par
lors, US has been the case IN the millinery
department, and that the best dressed
ladies in Helena will be those who not only
buy their hats from Miss Mitchell, but have
their costumes made no at her establish
ment. just now Miss Mitchell is giving the
ladies' bargains in trimmed hats and bon
nets for the holidays at prices that are ut
tracing a large patronage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

has been engaged to takc charge OF sno
sss,ool Mt Boulder valley for tho WINTER,
and left for that place laat wednesday,
morning.
Miss Grace Smith, Of this city, who ms
been holding q position on 'n I.,an" and il
now on her way to California to srend 'he
winter.
Richard Jockey ia in receipt OF q cable
gram from Mrs. Jockey, dated Doc. = sny-
ing that she and Mrs. Brewer rencnea boI,
lin, Germany. on Thursday ana lha' M
were well.
Mrs. Joseph Pyle, OF Granite.
led by her two children. In visiting hcr
mother, Mrs. Prosser, OF this. clty. Mrs:
PYLE expects to make her mother u WISH OF
u few months.
Miss Mary Suley will leave on to-day's
train for New York city, the death OF her
uncle having left her a large estate. her
many friends wish her a pleasant journey
and safe return.
Miss Swami. who has held a position for
some time with the Continental Oh com.
pany. Of this city, left last week for the east
to remain permanently. Her many ifieh"'
will regret her departure.
Misc freeman. who will be remembered
> rs tho guest of the Misses Hedges and Wade
this past summer, is again IN the Guy Oh
route for Now Yotk. Miss Freeman has
been tho guest of Miss Wade and expects to
! leave on Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Fletcher entertained a number OF
ladies at her pretty home on Friday AFTER
noon. Those present wero the MesuaInes
, Woodbridge. Jones, and the Misses bar-
= bour, Hedges. Wade, Freeman, BROOKE
Gordon, Spratt and Corwin.
Q Mrs. and Mrs. Tampkin, of 335 Lawrence
street. gave a very pleasant Thanksglyini
: dinner at their cosy little home. mos
present were: Messrs. and Mesdatne
Clewell, Wilson. Eklund, O'Connor. Will
inms, Maynards, Koldrup. L.. Keller; Mes
danes Shrimp, Furclitf. Bottis. Albright
Misses Raynolds, Hubbard, OConnof
ar Nellie O'Connor, Bottis; Messrs. Singer
Flegelman, Hysse. Sohuele Rau. Sullivan
y The evening was pleasantly spent wit
dancing and music.
10 A number of Helena's young ladies ar
d getting up a delightful souvenir in tn
as shape of a calendar for a young girl frien'
10 abroad. Each of the young lady's friend
ct is given three slips of paper and Is request
le ed to write some little verse or saving
re- either quoted or original on each. Vine
I'D these are collected they will be tied wit
re ribbons to q card, which has been arts
I'd tically designed by one of the gentlemen
II, and tho whole will be sent to Europe. IN,
is a novel and charming way OF showing
ones friends that they are not forgotten.
-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

First Baptist church, Eighth avenue and
Warren street-Preaching morning ana
evening by Rev. G. b. Allen, Jr., pastor.
Cakes Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching by the we'll known evangelist,
Major Camp, at IL a. m. Preaching al
1870 p. m. by the pastor.
Rev. Strand. from Minneapolis, will con-
duct services in the Scandinavian Lutheran
church, Twelfth and Idaho, this evening at
1880. All Scandinayians are cordially In
vited.
Grand Street M. f.. church South-Ser-
vices to-day. hours II a. m. and seven ..
m. Preaching by the pastor. r.. ID. Shaet-
fer. Subject for the day, PROPHECIES
Fulfilled" A cordial welcome to all. sun
day school, 10 a. IN.
Unitarian services, G. A. r.. hall-Mr
Crooker will preach at II q. M. on "Religior
MS a Creed and as a Life" At 1870 y. m
on Are There Errors in the Bible?' the
first of a series of three lectures on thu
New Bible" Sunday school at l2:lb p. M
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching by the pastor to young men u
II a. m.: subject, "Dead Broke" Sunda,
school at 1915 y. m. Epworth League 70
young people at G:30 ". M. Lecture by tn
pastor at 1880 p. M; subject of prelude
my Trip to the Witch Town of Mnssa
chusatts;" subject of lecture, TRACKED b,
Gods Detectives" Good music. All ar
welcome, j.. Wesley Hill, pastor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

Moran, Lehman, Curtis. ronn, Henry.
Langhorne, Knobb, Kimball md tho Misses
Henrietta Sterling, Annie Kleinschmidt,
Feline Bradley. Annie Fretz, Glare Davis
Rosie Prosser, Helen Preuitt, Clnndia
Hillman, Angelina Sullivan, kathryne
Preuitt, Hannah Joss, lIeliotrope Yaeaer,
Pandorn Wilmer, Alberta Henry, Christine
Henry, Evanpeline Horsky. Theodore Hill,
Winnie Murphy, Josephine Bryce. Leohora
Davis, Jane Kicker, Eliza Clarke, uWinnl-
fred PAINTER, Thomasia Kinda, johanna
Bowden, Hortenas league. Gloria Billiard
Jaunita Ming.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
Notice to Stockholders.

More than five per cent of the capital
stock of the Elkhorn 4 Old Badly railroad
company having been heretofore subscribed
for, notice ID hereby given to the stockhoid-
ers of the said compan that n meeting will
be held on the 10th day of December, A. ID.
1892, at the psrlors of the First National
bank in Helena, Montana. at the hour of
seven p. M. for the purpose of choosing
five directors of the said company to con-
| tinue in office until the time for the annual
election and until their successors arc
chosen and have qualified.
I. H. K~LEINscHnnDr,
Gee. Ii, KILL,
WM. j. LOGAN,
i. W. KNIGHT, JR,
HENRY III. HUI.
Go to Tho Fec Hive for dress goods of all Etnds
Thor prices lead, and thor goods must soil.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

Ladies, have you seen those tailor made coats
with imperial sleeves at The Bee Hive? If not.
call at once, they are beauties.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

When short of cash remember Butcher q Frad-
ley's. they make a small amount OF money &C
q long way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
THE CHURCHES.

Special for the holidays-cabinet photographs
for S3 at Keller's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

All the latest novelties in silyerware for the
holidays. Helena Iewelry Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

Everything in the line OF fine holiday gifts at
the j. Stelnmetz Jewelry Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

The Bee Hive is always the first in the field
with their display of holiday goods, and tins
year is no exception to tho rule.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
Personal and General

A. Is. Cook, of Missouia, was in the city
last week.
Peter Winnie. of Danver, arrived in Hell
ena Thursday.
John Cnplice, of Butte, was in Helena a
few days last week.
and Mrs. T. c. Power left
on Tuesday for Washington,
j. A. upper and family have taken
rooms ut the & andon hotel for the winter.
Miss Viola Case arrived IN Helena on
sunday and is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
A. Il. Reed.
Frank Ebe,le is confined to his room on
Benton avenue with a severe attack OF
rheumatism.
]. Shoemaker has been confined to his
room with n severe attack OF muscular
rheumatism.
Miss Mary Cruise has returned to Helena
after Il delightful visit or Two weeks WIN
friends i'll Butte.
Miss Anna Reinig leaves tomorrow Tor
Boston where she anticipates continuing
her study of music.
A. J.. Davidson, who has been confined at
home for some days with rheumatism, Is
now much improved.
Miss Virginia Atchison leaves tomorrow
for Boston, where she goes to attend the
Conservatory of Music.
Miss Violet Cullen went to Bozemnn last
week for n short visit. She will return
home some time this week.
Miss Marie Bohn, formerly of Helena,
has como from Chicago to take 4 position
on the Great Falls Tribune.
NJ 8. A.. j. Selipmsn expects to leave in
about two weeks for Il visit to New York.
Mrs. Seligman will spend the winter there.
l.. C, Stebbins, general freight and pass
enper agent of the Montana Central. re-
: turned on Sunday from a trip to We
natchee.
Miss Edith Blackstone, who has been at
tending school at Platteville, Wis.,. is now
u visiting her mother and sister ut eos Dear
BON avenue.
r Mrs. W. Il. Cox left on Thursday for hel
{ home in Brooklyn, having been called there
q suddenly by the serious illness OF hel
mother, Mrs. Harbeson,
Miss Vaughn, the charming and PRETTY
= sister of Mrs. John Sturrock, who has beer
4 visiting in Helena the past few weeks. LET
on Sunday for her home.
n Miss Josephine Mater areivol in Helen,
a Inst week from her home i'll Colorado, nnt
will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
Young, OF Dearborn avenue.
t Mrs. ii. N. Blake leaves on Monday fol
r Boston whore she will spend the winter
q with her two daughters, the Misses Bessie
and Nellie, who arc there Mt school.
e Major and Mrs. Marshall returned t.
Helena Inst week after n delightful STAY o
o n few days at Fort hssinaboipc, whore the,
accompanied Major and Mis-. Iudington,
q Mr.. Welter. formerly of Helena, has ar
u rived in this city aud il the guest of A. Is
. Prescott for n few days. Mr.. .Weltcr Ia OF
his way to California TO stend Clio winter.
W Ono of tho events in the near future il
dance to 30 givon by the Students OF tn
! Montana Business college to their friends
4 Invitations will be issued in II few days
and those holding them can procure ticket
from any of the committee.
D. j., j, Justice. who recently took n oours
G at the Montana Businoss college, and ha
4, been for some timo in X. Jockeys Office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
ADDED A NEW DEPARTMENT.

Sons of Veterans dance, Tuesday, Dec. 9
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
MY SUGAR now.

The sugar trust is feeling its way to
a sharp advance very cautiously, not
deeming it prudent to show its aggres-
sive tendency while the agitation
against the trust is III progress, but
there is no doubt that as soon as the
monopolists see their way clear there
will be a series Of rapid rises in the
prices of all grades Of the article. All
combinations in every line Of business
are entered into with but one purpose,
namely, to initiate prices.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
rHRouGHoUT THE COUNTRY.

John Gilmartin was stabbed to death
by negro at No. 10 Pell street, New
York, yesterday.
Lizzie Dempsey was murdered at
Columbus, O., by John Bedenkopf last
night. Jealousy.
Senator Stanford, of California, will
resign the Senatorship if the Republi-
cans elect the next Legislature.
The Actors Fund in New York,
which was originally so, 900, has been
increased to 100000 by the fair that
closed on Saturday night.
There we're 1902 deaths in New York
city last week, 2Ol Of which were cans
ed by pneumonia, an increase Of 81
over the previous week.
The two kisses which James Torrey
stole from Mrs. Robert Stewart, Of
Woburn, Mass, cost him $3.50 apiece,
the price being fixed BY Court.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
sMOorx,s TRIAL.

Court convenes at Charlestown this
week. Monday sd, is the day Axed
FOR the trial Of Smooth, for tho killing
Of Miss Ferrel. His counsel il George
Bayer, Of Charlestown, and Marshall
McCormic, Of Beryville, Clark county,
Va. The prosecuting attorney is For
est W. Brown. II is understood that
the defence win be that the shooting
was done accidentally.