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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
SIR KNIGHTS.
An Imposing Spectacle in the
Streets of Denver.
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND
Men Form in Line for the Grand Street
Parade.
THOUSAND
PROCESSION REVIEWED

by Grand Master Gobin-A Perfect Day
for the Great Event.
DENVER, Coll, Aug. 10.--The welcome
rain Of Monday afternoon, while it
rather spoiled the beauty of some of the
decorations. cooled the air greatly and
made it more pleasant for the thou
sands of visitors in the city. Prepara-
tions were going on all the time for the
grand parade Tuesday morning The
chief marshafs place was busy place.
All the positions had been assigned
long ago, but it was impossible to tell
just what commentaries would be on
hand to take positions assigned them.
Orders were issued to be in place at Q
o'clock and at the time they were all
ready.
After waiting an hour three guns
were fred and the the head of the pro-
cession began to move. Just at the
same time, Grand Master Goblin and his
escort, st. Johns commandery, of Phil
adelphia, started from the Brown Palace
hotel for the official reviewing stand at
Sixteenth and Logan avenue. The line
of march of the procession began on
Fourteenth street, crossed over Court
place to Sixteenth street, then up Six
teenth avenue past the reviewing stand
to Race street and then returned to the
business section again. After several
miles of marching the parade broke up
at the Masonic Temple. The fourteen
divisions formed on as many sides and
took their places as the line moved
along. AS the start was made at 10
~ 1irn tbn
was hardly in motion two hours later.
All along the line of march wires and
ropes were stretched at the edge of the
walk to keep the crowd off the street.
The space left for spectators was hardly
sufficient. They were piled and jammed
together in n great compact mass from
o'clock on, very few leaving for fear
of losing an advantageous place of see
ing the parade. Every seat was taken
in the various viewing stands on the
line Mt dollar a seat, in some instances
premiums being paid. There was node
lay at the start, for all COMMANDMENTS
realized that it was necessary to be
prompt in order to get through Stores
were closed and business suspended in
in all parts of the city to give q chance
to take in the big event
The grand commandery was called to
order in the temple by Grand Master
Goblin, who read his annual report, in
concluding which he said: Il greet you
as we gather in this magnificent city of
the plains, with emotions OF no ordinary
character. The words with which |
would express to you my thanks for the
kindness and courtesy extended to me
as your chief officer, seem to lily express
my thoughts From u heart moved to
its uttermost receive my best wishes for
your individual happiness and prosper
ity, and the continued progress OF our
beloved order of the temple"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
PANIC AT ST. PETERSBURG.

The Cholera Has Invaded the Russian
Capital-Residents Fleeing from the
City.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. 9-The city is
in panic. woman who was seized
with cholera yesterday died within
few hours, and all doubt has
now disappeared that cholera
has invaded the capital. The
rich who are able to get away are fly
ing to health resorts and merchants are
closing their shops. The governor of
the city has issued proclamation
begging the people to be calm and Civ
ing directions as to preventive meas
ureS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, 9-Appalling
reports have been received of the raw
ages of cholera in the governments of
Saratoff and Samara. 1t is officially re-
ported that the deaths number not less
than 5000 daily. The ignorant multi
tude in many places resist all sanitary
precautions and attack the doctors and
others engaged in attempting to alleyi-
ate the disease
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Did Not Reuuire Bau.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. s.-The one
Pinkerton man who was arrested was re-
leased Saturday upon his own recogniz-
ance. The lawyers for the Homestead
men could not offer sufficient evidence
to induce the judge to require bail. The
other Pinkertons against whom inform
ations were laid will surrender them
selves and be released in the same man
per. The test made of the case of Fred
Prime, one of the Pinkerton men on the
barges, against whom informations
were laid by Hugh Ross, was almost u
rout for the Homestead people. The
ruling of Judge Ewing shows that At
torneys Brennan and Cox cannot expect
to hold the Pinkertons.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13

Applications Being Received for Big Sup
plies of Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins
Directors Expect to Make n Profit OF
100 Per Cent on the Issue.
CHICAGO, Aug. 0. - When Director
General Davis opened his mail Monday
he found ample confirmation of his pre-
diction of the day before that worlds
fair souvenir half dollars would COM
mand Il handsome premium. In let
ter to the director general, Adolph
Sturm, of Ederheimer. Stein I& Co.,
Chicago. offered to take 5000, 900 of
the half-dollar souvenirs, when coined,
at 60 cents each, premium of 30 per
cent. An Illinois bank in one of the
small towns put in an offer of 100 per
cent. premium for 1000 of the coins,
and later in the day a bank in the far
west offered to take $500 worth of the
coins Mt the same premium. So many
applications for the souvenirs have
been received in various ways that the
exposition authorities feel sure they
will receive a heavy advance on all of
them None of the coins can be deliv-
cred by the treasury until S1O,0OO,oOO
has been expended by the local cor
poration, and proof of the fact
must be filed with the secretary
of the treasury. The $4,000, 600
will not have been paid out until some
time the latter part of September, so
the souvenirs cannot possibly be avail
able until about October or later.
The directors, Mr.. Higinbotham among
others, think there will be so many ap-
plicatons by that time that it will be
an easy matter to realize a handsome
advance-1OO per cent. in large num-
Der of cases-on the whole issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
cnlored ODD Fellows in session.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1O.-The sixth
triennial convention of the Grand Patri-
archs of the Colored Odd Fellows are in
session here at their hall. There are
over sixty cantons in all parts of the
country, all of which are represented.
Thursday ten companies will compete
for a cash prize and an emblem. There
are fully 5000 colored visitors from diff
ferent parts of the country in attend
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
GOT AWAY WITH $4,000.
A Clever Thief Robs the Adams Express
Company of ~ NnlnnbIe PacIxnge.

A Clever Thief Robs the Adams Express
Company of ~ Valuable Package.
BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, Aug. 9.-It has
been learned that the loss of the pack
age containing 100000 by the Adams
Express Company several weeks
ago occurred in the New York
office. A clerk was putting packages
into the safe to go ON the train
bound for New Haven, and while the
packages were spread on the floor
some person picked up one of them and
escaped. The lost package was con-
signed to the Home bank. Meriden.
The loss was not noticed until Messen-
ger Orr opened The safe at New Haven.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
skipped to Canada.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 1o.-Charles NJ.
Howe, a real estate broker, has gone to
Canada leaving unpaid judgments
against him in Buffalo of several thou
sand dollars. Mortgages filed against
his property aggregate s5S,o0O Three
banks in Buffalo, one in jamestown and
the Seaboard bank, of New York, are
nraAit
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13

WAsHINeToN, Aug. 10.-Gen. James
w. Denver, of Wilmington, o., died last
evening in this city after an illness OF
three days from aenemic poisoning. He
was rs years old. Gen. Denver was born
in Winchester, Va, in 1918, lie re-
ceived public school education, emil
grated with his parents to Ohio, and
from there removed to Missouri where
he studied law and was admitted to the
hars N t.-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Postponed the Meeting.

PIrrsBURGH, Aug. 1o.-There was no
conference between the manufacturers
and the Amalgamated association COM
mittees yesterday afternoon. President
elect Garland, of the Amalgamated as
sociation, appeared before the manu-
facturers at o'clock and asked that the
meeting be held to-day at 10 o'clock.
This request was granted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
servant Girl Murdered.

CHICAGO, Aug, 1o.-Louisa Isele, ser
want girl for eight years in the service
of Christian JaclSman, on Southport
avenue, was last night stabbed and
killed by her employers son, Joseph
Jackman. The murder was the result
of one of many quarrels young Jackman
had had with the girl, whom he did not
like. Jackman wass arrested.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Hot weather in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 1O.-Hot winds
have been prevailing throughout west
ern Nebraska for several days. The
Thermometer has registered 100 and the
temperature remains at about that
standing during most of the time. If
the present scorching winds should con-
tinue much longer corn will be badly
damaged
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Oakland Home
Insurance COMPANY.
STATE or OHIO INSURANCE pFPARTMENT

STATE or OHIO INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS March l. 1899.
l. W H. Kinder Superintendent OF Insurance Of ne
btAto IL Ohio. do hereby certify thar the
OAKLAND HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
located AZ Oakland tha state Of California has COM
psa ia all rssleots with the laws Of this state relating
TO Insurance companies other than life Incorporated b
ether States Of the United States and authorized trAhS
act It's appropriate business of lire insurance in this STATE
In accordance with law during tho year. This
condition and buBnssI OF said Company the thirty
Of uooemne Of the year preceding tho date
hereof Is shown by the statement under oath required
BY section sS4 Revised Statutes of Ohio To be follows
Aggregate amount arailAb assets. Ass7s9
AEgrfRate amount OF liabilities Except captAI'
including rs-inlurAAos. .....,.............. 31aOSaka
Net t'bbVS
Amount 0f actual pAiu up capital 30 FaH
SURPLUS. .........., T41sn No
AH,0nnI vi neOms for ths IN nAlh be4s9g ~
Amount Of expenditures for the IN cash. tasiss4S
IN wiTSkss WHFhEot.i nave nertnnto snbserbsd
ny nAnis aud thuIel my 0ncial seal to bs Afhxsd.
lsEALl the dap And ysAf hI.t Ahovs written
N, H. KINDER. Supt =. ms.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
white Nominated.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1o.-W. j. White,
the chewing gum manufacturer of this
city, was nominated for congress by the
republicans of the Twentieth district
Tuesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURAMCF COMPANY.

LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
STAIR or OHIO INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
cor IHfs April lsss. (
I. W. u, Kinder Superintendent Of Insurance of the
elai- of OhiO. do herehy certiiv that the
NEW YuRK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
located at Ses York, in the STATE of Sew YORK hA'
piled in all respects with the laws ot tbs state rolat
ing to such Insurance Conn ries and Is authorized
10 transact its appropriate business o Ito Insurance.
this State. accordance with law. until tho hrst
day OF April. next succeeding the date here
,G Tho condition aud business Of said Company on
thirty day Of December o tbs preceding
the date hereof Is shown by tie statement under oath
required by Section Revised Statutes OF OhO TO bS as
follows!
Aggregate Of available assets l2hsIf2s0sl
Aggregate Auiolnt Of liabilities tsScspt cAptaD
Including reinsurance and special ae0ump-
intions .................. iiGsns2s150
General Surplus policy holderJ account. kAiOsasi
Capital stock, .,.,.,. ..-
Anouut of income tho ............ 1isblf4Ss
Amount Of expenditure for tho lsI5susas1
In MITsgsE HEKEnY, 1 nave psrsnnto subscribed
my name and caused my official Ical " bs affixed
lEEAL ihs day and hrst Ah1ye written
W II. KINDER Supt. OF lnS.
L. C, VANUxEM 4 Co.. Gen'l Agents. Offices,
Cleveland, Cincinnati. Columbus ard Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Phoenix
Assurance Company.

STATE OF OHIO INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUs February Ia 1854. !
J. W. n. Kin'e Superintendent of Insurance Of the
state Of Ohio in pursuance Of law do hereby certify hatho
PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY.
located at London. In England. foreign hre insur-
possessed Of at least the OF actual
capital required Of similar companies formed under the
visions OF the laws OF this State and has deposited with the
Of Insurance the State OF Ohio in trust
for the benefit and security Of M policy holders residing IN
the said Ststs Of Ohio not loss than hundred
Thousand dollars in stocks and securities required by law.
and has hed in this once certified cUpy OF its charter
deed Of teemcnt and detailed statement of itS asats
and liabilities and otherwise complied with all the require
ments Of the said laws which applicable u foreign hru
Insurance companies partnerships and associatonsi aad
that the said authorized to transact its appro-
pirate business Of hrp in this State in accordanes
with law during the The condition and busi-
Of tho United States branch OF said company tho
hereof 10 shown by the under oath required by
Section 3sA Revised Statutes OF Ohio To be oowsi
Aggregate amount Of available nshets in the
United 1854 qOoss
Aggregate amount Of liabilities in the United
States including re-nsurancs LssL9s1.so
Net Assets. 80. T2Is33.O0
Amount OF income for the preceding year
cash in the United Ls909i9 81
Amount Of expenditures for the preceding year
in cash in the United States .......s, lsO? ssBiI
TX WITSEsB HEREoP. | have hereunto subscribed
unmo and caused my official ssal 70 be afxed
lBEALl thu day and year hrst above written.
W. II. KINDER, Surt of Tns.
BARTON u GRIFFITH, Agents at Bowling
Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Northwestern National
Insurance Cnmnanv

sTArk OF OHIO. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT(
CuIUMRUs January ~ 1929.
W. II. Kinder. Superintendent OF Insurance OF ths
State Of Ohio d hereby cRrtify that tho
N0KTHw ES rEKS NATIONAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
located Milwaukee,. IN the state NJ Wisconsin,
has complied in all with ths laws n this State rela
ing insurance eomrhucs ntler than life incorporated by
other States OF ha United States ami authorized 70 trans
act t appropriate buAuuss Of ro Insurance. IN ts state
accordance with law during tho The
don and business Of sAd the thirty first day
December Of he year preceding the date hereof u
shown by the statement under oath required by Section
Yh4 Revised Statutes OF Ohio 10 be as tUllUws'
Aggregate hyaiiabls qLh8J.e42p
4gErsgAgH amount of liabiluGI tsSuept eapital
Including rs-insurance 644s4llO
Srt assets ......... ............... -. as5.4O6O
Anonut of actual paid up capital ......... 6o0nOOun
surplus ............. as5lni60
Amount income tor tha wear in cash ssh4npn6
Amount Expenditure tar tho in cash. 63ls02 -
IL WIT, FSS nEREnY. hayo hnrennto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal 10 bs affixed
IsIAL The day and year brat above written.
". u. klNDER supi yt lns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
Northern Assurance
COMPANY.

STATE OF OHIO INSURANCE DEPARTMENTAL
COLUNHUS Jan. ~ 1889. !
. W; Il, Kinder supenn,endon, OF ln-ur nee of tho
Sate Of Ohon pursuance OF awdO hereby certify hat the
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY,
located Ut London ~ England foreign
nre snTancc conYs sod Of NJ least the amounof
actual capital required "f si liar companies formed under
the provisions Of the laws Of this State and has deposited
w'h the Superintendent of Insurance Of the State Of Ohio in
trust for the henet security It's policy holders resid
ing the said State OF Ohio less than hundred
thousand dollars in stocks nd securities required by law
and has Med in this office certified copy of its charter
deed OF settlement and detailed statement of its
and liabilities and otherwise complied with al the require
ncnts of the said laws which applicable foreign rs
insurance companies partnerships and associations; and
that the said company is authorized transact its appro
PIRATE business of rn insurance in this State accordance
with law during tile year. Ihs condition and hus
ness Of the nite states branch of said company tho
st day Of December of the preceding the date
hereof 10 shown by the statement under oath required by
section pa Revised Statutes nt Ohin he fOllOws'
Aggregate amount Of available assets in the
United States. s............,,.. ...... sl63l+6
Aggregate amount uf lir,iiities in the United
States including re-insuFancs .......... LOsa35i4s
Net assets. 550O.s9
Amount Of Income for tile preceding year in
cash in the United States .............. LI5196Is5
Amount OF expenditures for the preceding year
in cash in the United States ............ L9Ossl46
IL WITNESS NnERROF, 1 nave hereuntO subscribed
my name. and caused my official seal to be arixgd,
lSSALI the diy aud year first above written.
". II. KINDER. Supt. OF Ins.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
MANCHESTER FIRE
ASaiIranca Cnmnanu

STATE or OHIO INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Columns. February tS 1891.
Il W. II. Kin'sr Superintendent Of Insurance Of the
State q Ohio in rursuAncs Of do hereby cs thatths
MANoHIsTER fiRK AssuRASug COMPANY.
located At Manchester. In England foreign FRS inGur
anca company possessed OF At least the OF
capital required OF similar companies formed under the
visions Of the laws Of this state and has deposited with the
superintendent Of Insurance OF the stats of Ohio in
for the beneht and security Of i policy holders residing n
the said Stato Of Ohio less than hundred
thousand dollars in stocka and securities required
ahd has Med in this othce certified Of IL charter
or deed Of settlement and detailed statement Of It's assets
and liabilities and otherwise compiled with all tho require
men OF the said laws which applicable foreign hro
insurance companies partnerships and associations and
that tho said company authorized transact a Appro
pirate business Of hre insurance in this State accordance
with law, during the current The condition and bust
ness Of the United States branch Of said the
st day OF December Of the preceding the date
hereof shown by the statement under oath required By
Section qsA Revised Statutes Ohio to follows;
AgFteFate amount Of available assets in tha
United iisS75IIs
Aggregate amount Of liabilities in the United
States. including reinsurance .......... sN.75O.s2
Net Assets ............... ... 5lSD0s 81
Amount Of income for the preceding yeAr in
cash In the United edStAtes............. $40 anl.7t
Amount Of expenditures for tho preceding year
in cRsh in tho United States .............. eiOssaLA
In WITNESS WHHRHoF. | nave hereunt To subscribed
my name, and caused Official seal o be afhxs ed
lHEALl the day and year first above written.
W. II. KINDER. Supt, Of lns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-13
IN GREAT DEMAND.

Applications Being Received for Big Sup
plies of Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins
Directors Expect to Make Profit Of
100 Per Cent. on the Issue.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
MATHEMATICS IN MEDICINE.

A Doctor who Summed Up His Patients
Ailments In Figures.
He was doctor of the advanced
school. He laid his finger on my pulse,
and with his watch in hand, gave it a
fair start, and observed it carefully all
of the way round. Strong. IA" he said
in a moment Then he consulted card
that was covered with figures. and con-
tinued. THAT equals SO, and he placed
that number on a slate. PUT out your
tongue. Good! That is a." he said
'Inches?' ! asked.
"How is your appetizer" he inquired,
ignoring my question.
Equal to the supply.
"That makes 2o4." he replied.
Cant you reduce it little?, asked,
but failed to get his attention
"Cold feet?"
"Yes," answered
''Three." he said.
mo, two" replied, to correct him.
He set the 3 under the other figures.
He then placed a thermometer in my
mouth, which he afterwards consulted
in connection with the card "A good
19s," he said
..Impossible!" i suggested. mildly.
He wrote down the 1913. and asked If
/ had headaches
Sometimes in the morning, after
being kept late at the Office" an.
swered.
-Four" he said.
Isn't that rather low2' asked.
do you smoker" he inquired.
"Ycs."
"Ten." he replied
mo; two for ten," said.
He put down the TO-
do you sleep well?" he asked.
"That depends upon the baby" 1
answered.
1--WE won't consider that" he said
You had better call it $780," l sug-
gested.
He added together the figures that he
had placed on the slate. THAT makes
496." he said.
us that the amount of the bill?' /
asked.
"Billr' he replied THAT is the num-
Der OF the prescription. want You to
know that medicine with me is NO
longer an experiment. for 1 have re-
duced it to mathematical certainty.
Every symptom has it's number, and
the sum of these numbers indicates the
medicine that is needed. have worked
for fifteen years in formulating my prc
scriptions and perfecting the treatment,
but I have it now. Your bill IL ten
dollars" 1913
understood that number. and left
the Office feeling relieved aud deeply
impressed by the doctors learning.-
Harry c, Fulton, IN Harper's Bazaar,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1892-03-19
puNcsNr PARAGRAPHS.

--"what makes Scrubbles stick to
poetry" Economy, suppose. 'How
is that?" at saves him tho price OF a
hair cut "--Washington Star.
AT the Night School.
Nov. give me your attention" Pupil
-"You'1l have TO excuse me. I'm a
strcet-car conductor. - Boston Tran
script.
Mr. Sappeigh-"Yes I've got my
hair banged What do you think of it,"
Mr.. Synnick-'f think it great pity
your head couldn't have the same treat
rient Boston Transcript
Not d Brother Half find that I
am related to Miss Flint after all. /"
Fred-''Not married. Ore your Hal
mo; simply descended from her father
I called at the. house last night -
Lowell Citizen.
An Exotic Sixth Ward Teacher
whats an exotic?' Pupil--"A furrin'
plant" Yes Well, give me an ex-
ample?" "A Chinese funeraL"-N. Y.
Herald.
-Mamma-'Are you getting along
Johnny-"Ycs, indeed. mamma have
the best position In my class" Mamma
Eyes? What Il that?" Johnny
"Near the stove!'
What Struck His Eye as Remark.
able.-"Did anything about the de-
PENDANT strike Your eye as remark
able?'' asked the Judge of the plaintiff
in case of assault and battery. ut
did, yer honor" "And what was IT,"
continued the judge. His fist, yer
honor. "-Demorests Magazine.
Novel to Some. Miss Antique
mo. I'm not going to Mrs Whitehair's
reception" Miss Budd-"Why not?"
20. she always talks about old times,
and that makes me tired. don't see
how you can stand her." But, my
dear. her subject is new to most of US,
you know. IN. Y. Weekly.
--Merchaut-"Yo want place in
my store. You say?" Applicant-"Yes,
sir" Ever worked Ia store before?"
"Yes SIR" let me try you. Suppose
lady should come in with piece OF
cloth. and want to get number of
yards to match it. what wodld you do?"
I'D send her to the next counter" II
guess you've had experience. Demo
rests Magazine.
He DidR't Come. -Husband-"It is
time we started for the theatcr, dear. :"
Wife-"Yes, dear, I'm ready, but do
hope, Henry. that that man won't come
around tonight to wait for you outside.
What he always comes to the theater to
see you for can't imagine. He must
be rude sort Of person to hang around
there waiting for you and taking you
away from the side of your wife just
when she wants to talk to you about
the play" Husband lblushing)-"1-1
guess he won't be around tonight,
dear" He wasn't.-Demorest's Maya
zine.