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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
ANorHEE BRIpG E-JuMrER.
This Fellow Jumped From Brookly

This Fellow Jumped From Brooklyn
Bridge, Then SWAN Ashore, and Did
Sot Get u scratch.
New York Times, Tu shay.
Another man jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge yesterday aud lives 70 brag about it,.
This time Il was athiCk-sct young plumber
John j, Haggerty. He is - years old,
married, and lives nj q Cherry street.
About 2.l5 o'clock Bridge Policeman
Duryea tcephonGd from the New York
tower to Policeman Farrell at the New
York end of the bridge that a man had
just jumped into the river from the railing
on the south size OF the bridge about 20
east of the tower.
Officers Farrell and Michael English
hurried to the Dover street pier, or which
they saw a man climbing from the river.
Fhvy assisted him out of the water. The
hero was llacgtrty and he was APP
parcmtly under the influence of liquor. He
remarked that he felt all right and wanted
Il cigarette,
lie said that he had jumped from the
bridge for fun, The Policemen took him
to the Oak street police station.
Half an hour later the sergeant was be-
sicged by AN army of sisters and brothers
Of the hero They were assured that
the police surgeon had pronounced him
ont of danger,
Haggerty was seen at the station house
by a Times reporter
II jumped from der bridge because /
wanted to, dut's all he remarked II
heard about lie Teller who jumped and
killed himself yesterday, and dat put der
idea inter me head. | hung round de
bridge tinkin' it over from ; O'Clock in de
mornin' till noon. Den vent home and
mad dinner wil der wilc, Den krm back
ilitched ona truck, and got ont dc other
side . de tower
Fl jumped head first II didn't hurt me
a bit when | struck. Den put for lie
shore and lie ropprrs got lee up onto de
dock, bats ali"
several shipriggers and carpenters who
saw the man jump say that he did not
dive, but Went down feet first
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
TROOP % .IRMORr.
Buildins Inspector Dohl says the Turner's
Cannot Use 1t with safety,

Wilmington Turngemende, as recently
stated, purchased Troop Il arnury for the
SUM OF 81 Zoo but as yet it has not paid
any OF the purchase money. soon after
making the purchase the rnrngemende
heard that the building was not safe and
appointed committee to confer with
Building Inspector DOhl and ascertain the
condition of the structure
Accompanied by the committee Mr.
Doh went over the building on Monday
and made = careful examination At the
conclusion Of the inspection lie informed
the committee that the building could not
he used by the Iurngemeinde with safety.
The committee will report to that organi
cation Thursday evening, when 1t will be
decided whether or not the sale shall
stand.
TO a representative of The GAZETTE
Mir, Duhl stated that the back part
of the armory has sunk six or seven inches
ana the ceilings and walls are cracked 1t
would be unsafe, he thinks, for 100 people
to dance in the building and it will not be
long before the cdtice will have to be con.
demned. The building. lie continued.
stands on a sand lot dug To II depth OF II
feet and filled in with ashes and rubbish.
He blames the late building inspector for
allowing the foundation to be laid ON
ashes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
aslarrlapes.


RADpOGK--IAlLOR.- ON lune 18TH, Try the
ley = NJ. Morgan, Albert Is Bradduck and
Lille NJ. Taylor.
CLARK BkOADwATER AT Elkton. Nil, On
the S:h inst, by the Row l. l.. Wonl, Frank
Clark and Sarah W. BrOadwater.
HILTON -rYRRELL-At Aherdeen, Nd. on
the nth inst, by the Rrv. David .Inmispn, as
sisted by tue Rev. Frank g. Porter, CnHr,cs
:. Hilton ana Annie NJ. Tyrrell.
JcHNSON-W ALMSLEI -At Middlrtuwu,Iune
9TH, by thr Rev. n. NJ. Browne Harry g..
johnson ana Lizzie Walnsley.
kIRk--lACkSON-At Principle, Md, ON the
It'll inst, Holiday Il, htrk and susanna T.
jackson,
KIRWlN-NARB-Near Cambridge, Md, On
The 6ih inst, nv the Rev. V. W, iarsamin.
George H. kirwiu and Mary J. Nah3.
LEWIS -COl.BOu kS-At Georgetown, ON the
IN inst. by the Key, c. a. nrlse, William T..
Lewis and Mollie A. COlbuurn,
lands RUSENBAuM--At Georgetown, June
18TH, by Rev. j. Z. Kerr, Charles *. lahdl.,
,Tr, and Minnie losenuaum, the former OF
Nneland, y. J,
MCKEE -SP ENCER-At snow Hill. Md, June
Eth, by tue Res. Ralph T COursey. william
\. Z, Mckee and h. Virginia spencer.
PRICE-MARTIN-- Near smyrna, June 7th, hy
the Rev. W. u. Mowbray, Waller f. Price
and Mrs. Eta w. Martin.
ROSS BLADES-Near Bethlehem, Md. on the
It'll lust, by the Rev, Isaiah Christopher,
Lewis n. Ross ami Mrs. sarah j. Blades.
WILEY -CuLYER-At Laurel june i'm, by
the Rev. G. ;. ohrdm, Alfred l. Wiley and
Jennie Culver
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
rHE .trHENE4M.
Fifty-seventh Anniversary OF the Della
Mare CnIIesc LiIernry soeietY.

SpecialG Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, June 2i.-The Athontean Literary
society vi Delaware College held Its 5Ith amt
yelsary last evening, IN the aud itor,um. The
hot weather failed 10 keep The people away
and a large Aliieuce was present anu greatly
enjoyed the occasion, .5
me exercises were opened with music by
Oglesby's orchestra, and hen Robert Simpson
chairman. announced that the hey. George VI.
Bond pastor Of ST, thomas Episcopal Church
would offer prayer.
The hrst spencer introdu ed was A. Lee
EMS VINO spoke briefly, but his remarks were
interesting and showed that he fully realized
Tho position uf a Young man starting in life,
and he fully inten led tn do his best.
The speaker oi the evening, tue on. James
NJ. Beck OF the Philadelphia bar. WAS next In
trod lcsd. lilo gave q most elegant, sensible
and Wise address. lie began by stating that
there, never was n time when educated men
we're more needed than now. This country
never rnj Iyed d more peaceful era and that
the hofr,'r attending wa would eventually be
n thing Cf the past and that all great questions
would be settled by arbitration. lie spoke at
length and during tho whole time the closest
attention WAS paid 70 what was said. His argu-
memts were logical, scholarly and convincing.
Attsr a detiIhttul piece of music by the
orchestra Francis A. COoch delivered the fare
well address, which was pleasing and showed
scholarly attainments.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
mALhED OnroELALL.
How Notorious Post0itice Burglar III
capped From Custody.

flrXrINGpoN, Pa. June l7,-At $50
O'Clock this morning ]. w Ellwoot, tie
notorious postultice burglar, who has been
confined ii Jail here awaiting the pleasure
front door of the Jail and his Whereabouts
is unknown.
United states Marshal Harrah Of Pitts.
burg, came here last night for Ellwood,
and early this morning had blacksmith
tile off Ell~oods hobbies, leaving the
latter free in the Jail corridor unattended.
While the turnkey was enjoying bis late
morning sleep Ellwood opened the front
jail door and walked into liberty.
Marshal IIarrah returned 10 Pttsburg
without his prisoner This makes the nth
successful escape from the county Jail
under the present sheriff in five months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

ELKToN. Mn, June 2O-The stable on
the farm of Henry Briiey, near Elkton,
was burned to the ground AT midnight last
night. a COW and farming implements
were consumed. \ horse that was in the
building was liberated by some unknown
person, who is suspected Of having fired
the building, The loss is estimated AZ
about $500 on which there was no iusur-
illCe
The. Cecil county commissioners in
special session to-day made final settle
ment with the Youngstown Bridge Com
pany of Youngstown, o., through their
Baltimore agent. II. A. Ramsey, for the
bridge recently completed over the Bp-
hemia river. The bridge was not completed
by the company al the contract time and
the county commissioners claimed de-
murrage of several thousand dollars. 4
compromise was made, the company allow
ing 81, 100 rs 4 forfeit from the original
contract cost Of SIG, SOY. The total cost to
the county Xctcds this amount several
hundred dollars.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
HE ABUSED HIS PRIVILEGE.
Life-prisoner Davis Creates a Sem
sation at New Castle.

Allowed to Go out to Purchase Cigars
and Tobacco, He Got UrunIS and Raised
"a kUw-NOH Confined in the DunECon
on Bread and water.
One of the life prisoners in New Castle
jail, Lewis Davis, who Is serving Il sentence
for the murder of Police Officer Andrew
Peterson, in Wilmington, seven years ago
is confined to-day III the dungeon Of the
Jail with irons on his feet, and is snbsist-
ing on bread and water He will be COM
PEELED to remain now IN solitary cOutine-
mcnt during the balance of his term, or
at least dgriDE the continuance ol the
present iai! administration.
Davis has always previously been Il very
Well behaved prisoner ANA has never given
the authorities a particle of trouble. Tues
day, however, he spoiled his reputation
10y appearing Oh the streets of New Castle
in glorious state of iutO&iCatlun, and
knocking Il man down.
During he terms Of ShCritfs III the past
Davis has kept small store IN his cell
where the prisoners are permitted u pur-
chase cigars, tobacco. &c, when his stock
run out 1t was the custom to ALLOW him to
go out and rcplenish it at the cigar stores
in town. lie has never failed 10 turn up at
the specified time, and has always hereto
fore conducted himself in a gvmtlenanly
manner on the street.
Tuesday afternoon, IN response to re.
quest of Davis, Warden Francis opened
the door fUr him To 90 out and buy stock
Oi goods for his store, The dag was very hot
and the Odpr from Pearl street saloon
made him feel extremely dry and he was
tempted 10 go in and hit one. lie did
not stop there however, but Arried until
he had spent nearly all his money Tor
lush lie som was sadly under HE M
tluencG OF the ''lag" and in a few minutes
Inl. Gtr 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
aseaister's Aotites.
! EGISTER's ORDER.


hENlNl y UT IVA
New CASTLE CouSTY. DEL, June 10Th, 1897
Upon the application OF Mary F. Crowley. Adj
ministrGtrix OF owen e. crowley, late Of Black
bird hundred, In said county deceased, it
is ordered ard directed by the Register that
the ADMINISTRATIVE aforesaid give notice of
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon
The estate Of the licensed, with the date
of granting thereof, by causing adver-
from the date Of such Letters in six Of
the most public places Of tho county OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present tho same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
10 be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE GAZETTE ASD STATE JOURNAL q
newspaper published IN Wilmington, Del, and
10 DO continued therein TWO months.
Given under the hand and Seal of ONCE
OF tho Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
Il. s. lii Nov Castle county aforesaid. the day
ana year above written.
j. WILKINS COoGH, Register
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

About lol hogs which were shipped to
thus city Tuesday was affected ny the
heat and three or four of them were pros
trated and had 10 be killed in the street.
This occurred in front of Bakers morocco
factory, close 10 the place where the +.
W. q Il. railroad lands cattle shipped here.
The necessity Of killing hogs in the street
IS said to occur frequently. 1t is asserted
that the railroad company has made no
provision for watering cattle, hogs.
chickens, DC. when they arrive here and
i IS declared they are sometimes furnished
F1r untpr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
DIR. Graves Returns to Jail.

United Press DT3paEch by SpeclaI Wres
DENVER, Col. June 2l.-Dr. Thatcher
Graves, awaiting hearing on the charge
ri having poisoned Mrs. Josephine
Barnaby, voluntarily surrendered his bond
and returned to Jail yesterday The doctor
did this in order to give that weight to the
writ Of habcas corpus which will be issued
in few days. His release will be asned
for on the grounds that there are no legal
reasons for the continuation of the case,
and also that the doctor should have been
tried at the present term of the court.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

The Charles Harris Case to lie Heard in
Philadelphia Next saturday.

UniIo3 Ross JI5NlfIh py opofIll WIre4
rUrlApELrHIt, Pa, lame 2l--JGdge
Biddle Of the common pleas court to-day
made All order continuing until next sat
urdIy the preliminary live days injunc-
ton granted in the ease Df Charles Harris
OF Dover Del, BY his next friend, Sarah
b, McPhuil against the Fidelity lnsur-
auGe Trust aud safe Deposit Company,
and Samue W. Hall.
The action was brought to have the
Fidelity Company restrained from trans
fcrring to MIR. Hall So 900 in water bonds
belonging 70 Mr. Harris, at the instance of
Charles Butler Of Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
pEGisTEK's ORDER.


NEW CASTLE CouSrY, DEL, May 23I, 1887
miniStFatO Of Alexander Martin, late of APP
pplnlnmlnk hundred. in said county, de-
ceasci. 1t Is or.rred and directed by the Regis
ter that the Administrator aforesaid give notice
OF granting nt Letters II Administration upon
the estate OF The deceased, with tho date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements TO
be poated within forty days from tho date of
such letters in six Of The most public places in
'hr county Of Now Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against HE estate To present
The same, or abide ~ an act uI assem- bly, in
SUN CH-r made and provided and also cause
the same 10 be Inserted within the same period
in tic DELAWARE ttAzhCrE ASp STATE JOURNAL,
a newspaper published IN Wilmington, DEL,
ana 10 be continued therein tvs months.
Given Hndcr the hand and Seal Of ONCE
OF tue Register alnrrsaid al Wilmington,
H.. $. jim New CA4lc county aforesaid, the day
anu year above written,
j. WILKINS CuoCN, BogistsE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

John 7. Gem died yesterday, at his
residence, M. 1868 Lincoln street, this city
Until few years ago Mr. Gem resided 1T
duPOnt's Banks, and was III the employ
Of H. !, DUPONT. lie Memoirs x Company
for many years as a carpenter pue time
he was severely injured in an explosion.
He was nbout 70 years Of age, and leaves
two daughters, one living in the west and
the other in this city. He was member
Of MI. Salem NJ Il. Church, and of du
Puut Post, g. A. r.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
DE.iTH or Is. q. rENNYrICKER
At Ills Home No. 9l3 West street Yes.
terday- Death Is Attributed to Heart

Idilufts
William G. Pennypacker, of the firm Of
William q, PcnnypaCkrr n Co, barrel
manufacturers ut Philadelphia. died yes
terdaY at his home No. Dl3 West street.
Death is attributed to heart failure. The
deceased had been Suffering from diabetes
for the past two months,
Mr. PennypAcker belongs to the Chester
county, Pa family nf that name. lie
commenced business here many years ago.
Before he went to Philadelphia he renlcd
the Price mills adjoining the city mill,
where he manufactured barrels He was
burnt out some ~ years ago. The Phila.
delphia tlrln was engaged in very extern
sive business, 1t made the sugar barrels
for the Spreckes retineries. 1t is estimated
thar Mr. Penuypacker left a fortune ex-
cecding Sj0O,UOO The deceased was in his
59th year. His wife aud four children
survive linn lie was the president of the
West Chester and Downingtown electric
railway.
Mr., Pennypacker was director of the
Eltl;taDletuarantee and Trust Company
and also in the National Bank of Will
mingtun and Brandywne.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

rhree-fOurths of the members of the
New Castle county bar have agreed to the
proposition of closing The county offices at
the court house building saturday after
Moons during the summer months, There
is practically no business transacted that
afternoon. Rut on account of the fact of
their being no rule nor law governing the
matter the officials have hitherto been
Obliged to remain until p. M,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
Held ,,ootb utcnrr Than T,,,v,,,.

GRAND RAPIDS MIcH.. ,lnnc l9.-Dr.
Charles Fluhrer, a Uulyersalist. preached
yesterday on Edwin Booth, and created
considerable of 4 sensation He declared
he would sooner stand his chances for
heaven with Booth, who paid his debts in
tutl' than with that other actor, Tamage
nouncing that the debt OF his church had
been compromised at % ceuts on the
inllar y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
SOME GRIM REuINDEnS



plosinns Tint Took Place Forty Years
ASO.
Tuesday afternoon while workmen of
the Water Department were digging a
trench at Fourteenth and Orange streets.
they dug up close to the centre stone and
just in front IF liisholstead several pieces
of old iron. The relics were thickly crusted
with rust and lay about three feet from
the surface Of the ground, They are parts
of u wagon including axle and break rod.
n picce at the Water Department office
weighs 2UpoundS.
There is no doubt that they are parts of
the powder wagons that exploded there in
Nav, ls54. when three of them laden with
several tons Of powder blew up with a
tremendous report. The drivers were all
killed
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
BRorHER AND SISTER KILLED.
Murdered at Their Front obbery
Snnpnsed To he the MnLiNe.

SHREVEPORT, La, June 20.--lhe bodies
of Tom Cordway and his sister, Pattrel
Curdway were found at the front gate of
their home near Lugansport, Yesterday.
Cordway was known to have good zeal
Of money on his person, and it is supposed
that some one aware Of this fact called
him from his house and shot him.
1t is also thought his sister heard the
shooting and rushing to his assistance was
also shot. There is no clue to the muir
derers
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Special spondence of Every Evening.
Dover, June l9.-fhc board of managers
for the'distribution OF peaches, which WAS
appointed by the convention last Thurs.
day, met here Saturday and organized by
electing the following officers A. II.
Brown. Secretary; DR.. Henry Ridgcly
Treasurer. Arrangements were made 10
canvas the growers to secure financial sup.
bnrt
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Joseph w. Murphy, a veterinarian.
brought suit before Justice Smith to-day
against the PhmniX Fire Company for
The referees were Joseph Murphy, John
Pyle and John Guthrie, \ verdict was
rendered in favor Of the plaintiff for 5000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Christian Sesterhenn. was arrested by
State Detectives Wilsil and McNey ON
Tuesday, charged with forging the name
of William !. Fisher lie was locked up
at the City hall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Citizens are talking of the large number
ot tramps rowing around town. They are
constantly stopping people and asking for
scents. They are often met in the out
skirts Of the city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
COMMENCEMENT AT NEWARK
The Graduation Exercises at
Delaware College.
CO-EDUCATION LOSES AGAIN
Inc Trustees Vote Nay by a
Majority of One.

hut u Takes Strong Fight TO Defeat
Tue hehsnr"--Snne Concessions Made on
compulsory prIiI Question The Trus-
tees iNi'iencs Lively Interest IN COL
lege Matters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

While at work on the Fourth street ex-
tension Of the Wilmington City Railway
Company, Tuesday, an unknown Italian
was overcome BIZ the heat. He was taken
to the Delaware Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

SAN Francisco, CAL, June 2l.-Contir-
nation of the death Of Senator Leland
stanford has been received. lie died at
his home in Palo Alto, early this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Samuel Hayes, colored, aged 10 years.
was drowned in the Chrstiana river on
Tuesday while bathing opposite Muore's
shipyard. The body has not been recov-
cred
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

William II Hutson aud Mary b. Clark,
both of Grcensbcrough, Nd. were quietly
married Tuesday week, Ut the N. u. par
sonage, by the Rev, J, A. Artets,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Nathaniel L. Robinson Of No 403 East
Eighth street u Garbuilder was Frustrated
by the heat Tuesday afternoon while at
work in the r., w. 4 u. rairoadcar shops,
His condition was slightly improved yes
lerduy,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22
Hoods SarsapariiHa

Immediately his cough grew looser, night
sweatS ceased, and he regained good general
health. lie cordially recommends Hoods
SarSaparilla especially TO g. A. X. comrades.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
TEMPE ECHOES.

DIR. Ancil Martin, of Phoenix, was in
Tempe on Sunday on professional bust.
ness.
Sonora town had on war paint yester
day and the result was two or three
subjects for the surgeon.
Judge Bethune took the train last
night for Los Angeles, where he will
join his family for few weeks. III
satisfactory arrangements can be made
he will bring his family to Tempe in
the fall.
Ben Singletary is the happy father OF
ten-ponnd boy who arrived on Sun
day afternoon. The mother and child
are doing well and Ben has almost re-
covered from the shock. The boys
have since RECALLED in cigars, large and
spall drinks and watermelons.
Mr.. Porndexter, OF Los Angeles, who
is in Tempe as an expert engineer for
the Hardware company, WAS relieved
OF 500 last night. tie left his money
in his trousers pocket in his room and
slept on the veranda at the hotel. In
the morning his pants pocket remained
but the twenty had flown.
The excursion carried many promin-
ent people from Tempe. Among the
number were Ben Goldman, Lon Har-
mon, Miss Vic Harmon, Mrs. Howard
Woods, Mrs. Perry Wildman, Mrs.
Walter Johnston, c. n. Taylor. J. d.
Bethune and Mrs. DR.. L. G. Hyde.
They 60 to various points on the coast
but will all return within sixty days.
Arizona republican., 1893-08-08
COMING TO TriE FAIR.
Lord Mayor Knill May BE Chicago's Next
Distinguished Guest.

Distinguished Guest.
Chicago will soon have another very
distinguished guest in the person of
Hon. Stuart Knill, lord mayor of Lon
don. Commissioner Harris, who is
now on his way to England, takes with
him the invitation of the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition to his honor, who
will probably accept While in Chica-
go the lord mayor will be the guest of
President Higinbotham.
The position which the lord mayor
holds is the highest municipal Office in
the world. Lord mayors day is an &C.
casion only second in magnifcence
and display to a coronation, and creates
quite as much enthusiasm in London
as presidential Inauguration does in
this country.
The election of Lord Mayor Knill at
tracted unusual attention on account
of his religion. He is Catholic and on
this account opposition developed
against him in certain quarters. The
leading citizens, however, showed
their disapproval of this intolerant
spirit. When Baron Harschell, the
lord chancellor, received the lord
mayor elect, according to custom, he
took occasion 60 observe that the times
had passed when it was impossible for
Catholic to hold Office without palter,
ing with his religious convictions.
One important result of the lord
mayors visit will probably be an in,
crease of interest in the fair in Eng,
land, where the feeling has been some,
what apathetic.