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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

Hon. William Rice of Fort Scott was 8
visitor in the city last evening.
Mrs Julia F. Dunn leaves this evening
for a three weeks sojourn among friends
aud relatives in Louisville, by.
Mrs Oscar Barnes snd childrea lsf'
yesterday noon for kaIsmazoo, Mich,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Clara Deysing of St. Joseph, No,
formerly of this city. arrived IN the city
last night on visit to her friends.
A. R Dempster. Esq, manager of the
manufacturing company 10y that name. Is
in the city visiting A. T. Buckridgs
Robert Williams, the mercantile broker.
is bachelor. Mrs Williams has gone on
q visit TO he. brother in the Cherokee strip.
Professor D. Graham and wife. of Rush
Vile Ind are in the city visiting rels-
tives, Mr.. and Mira 7. D. Fonts Of College
Hill
Gersld Volk, manager of the A. n. Kel
logg Newspaper company, left yesterday
for few weeks trip TO Boston aud the
coast.
Miss Maggie Gsrwood, teacher at the
Park street school, leaves this morning
for Evansville. Ind, where she will spend
her vacation.
Dr.. E. P. Miller OF New York, vino owns
considerable property in Wichita. arrived
in the city last night. He will make .
short visit with his friends here.
Marriage licenses were issued to Robert
o. Graham of this city and Orlead Burton
of Iowaville, and to John l.. Srearus aud
Louise Dunbar. both OF Caldwell, by the
probate court yesterday.
Bill Hamilton tried to turn the world
into a whirl-a-gig yesterday but was stop
No m HE SHINING dawn Fast
Douglas avenue aud taken to the police
station where he WAS clsssed on the book
with those who need the care of sober
head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
AUDITORIUM OPENING
Some thiag Alb ut the Great Social Event This
Evening.

It's the coolest room in the city; the
airiest and most comfortable.
Mwiil be brilliantly IL GIFTED and every
bo5y viii be there.
With seating capacity OF four thousand
there is no danger of being crowded
The dome was finished yesterday and
the building looms up q signal TO the en-
terprise of our city.
The program tells of what MAY re ex-
pected tonight. Ii is great program.
full Of ths biggest kind OF things in the
way of music from all kinds OF insIru-
ments.
With comfort. good music and big
crowd of leading citizens and society peo-
pie, what mere could De asked In the way
Of pleasant evening.
Take your best girl o. wife, or some
body else's girl or wife. pin bout oniere
on Jour coat and be on hand smiling by
$50 sharp prepared for a couple OF hours
CT aesthetic enjoyment
1t will be an epoch in the city's history
and don't miss il.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
COLOREO BAPTlSrS
Central Kansas Sunday School Convention Now
In Session.

The Central Kansas Baptist Sunday
School convention (colored), Is in session
at the Second Baptist church. Rev. J. IL.
Dndley of Saiina. was elected president
and Miss BufkIn of Emporia, recording
secretary. After the morning prelimina-
ries the convention adjourned for dinner.
At2p NJ, the convention was called TO
order. Rev J. A. Stewart conducted devo-
tional exercises.
After listening to some very interesting
and instructive talks from some of the
delegates " B. Jones read very
excellent paper on Periodicals,
Books aud Papers" in Sunday school
work. Rev w. L. Grant delivered two
excellent addresses; one on Sunday school
literature aud the other on the work OF the
American Baptist Home Mission society.
The educational work OF the society WAS
fairly discussed, showing many good
things done for the coiored people.
The convention then listened to the
reading of letters from the several
Sunday schools.
The Wichita choir deserves special men,
ton for the excel ent and refreshing music.
Rev. w. L. Grant preached al able SER
mon in the evening services.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
1T WILL BE GREAT.
Brilliant Opening OF the Auditorium This Eve
Mng.

The formal opening of the auditorium
the coliseum of the Peerless Princess
will take place this evening in manner
that will be in keeping with the artistic
and pride inspiring building itself. Ii was
built by Wichita enterprise and Wichita
genius will open it. IL is very fitting that
the Wichita Musical club should have this
great honor conferred upon it for it is an
organization that Wichita should take
great pride IN.
The proceeds of the evenine's entertain
menJ will be devoted TO the completion
OF the building aud every body should
help it along for the auditorium WI! be
the means of bringing thousands OF dol
lars TO Wichita. IL will be strictly case
Bread cast upon the waters" People,
however, should not for A moment enter
tain the idea tha5 the entertainment il self
will not be worth the price OF admission.
Il will be worth four times that sum. 10
fact IL PROMISES o be the greatest treat of
the kind ever given in Wichita.
This prediction Is amply justified BIZ the
following program every number Of which
will be rendered:
PROGRAM.
Address OF Opening ......., Hon. H. L. Gordon
PART I
Mendelssohn's MusictO Shakespesre's MID
summer Nights Dream
Overture two pianos ----..-.. ...---....
MesdaInes Hisgin>on and Smyth. Misses
Nieuerlant'er ami Walker.
Chorus ...........--.''Ho spotted snakes
Wichjta Musical Club.
Ms. Coen and Miss JOcelyn, SOloists.
\oCturBe Two pianos .----. ..---.---.-.....
Misses BissantZ. Arey, Fisher and Nei-
derlander.
Welding March itwo pianos ......--...-.-.
Misses Nei.lerjauder and Minnich, Mes
DANES Norris and Ross
Chorus tinalel - Through the House"
WiCaIJa Musical C,uo-
Mr. Cocn. ~oiO4sL-
Part Il
Q1artet-''The Hsppiest Lind" 1900. HattoB
Newton Male Quartz.
Violin Soio-''Liegg CHerwelsSR 1890. >srasate
Professor \. tsezR vOm Dome.
la The Mountain BrooS" .-....-.
Chores .--..---. ..-----.----. hlelr berger
(bl~DTaEon FliCs' .-----.--.-- Bargtei
Wichita Musical Cub
Qaartet-''Tr, Three flshrrs -.-... GoldbeCk
Newton kale Quartet
-. - "a Sercuadr. --.-.... =, 2 q b II
lo4lh 500 ri -Mazursa-' n A.. Chopin
Professor x Gezs yCm Dome.
"a No Evil shall feiali Thee" Costa
Caoxus,5 co. Faithful sud True Bridal
churns Gro-a Dohell-rin w sssne-
{ConteSt \C--ber ~ Hutcaiu>oI.i
Wichits Musical Climb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
COAL AND GAS.
Mr.. Mccormick Writes In Reply to the Mayors
Interview.
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
l note what Mayor Cox says about voting
bonds TO prospect for coal, gas. oil. etc,
in your issue of yesterday. and his re-
marks are timely and to the point, show
ing him to be conservative and anxious to
serve the best interests of the people. Ii
an election is called movement Is on foot
TO avoid any expense whatever to the city,
and petitions will be forthcoming express
sive of the peoples interest in this i'm
portant matter. 1t is generally admitted
that we cannot afford TO augment our in
debtedness at this time. but it is as gener-
ally conceded that the success of the enter
prise proposed would not only reimburse
the city. but the stimulous TO business. up
building of the city aud increased value OF
realty would more than justify the effort.
WM. d. MCCORMICK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
THAT DIVORCE
Gossip Makes II More Sensations, Than II
Really Is.

There is no limit or bounds to the tongue
OF gossip Incidents and trivials become
foundations for suspicious which increase
aud magnify as they go until the sugges-
tor In the first instance is appalled, TO what
length his little story has grown. The
EAGLE made reference TO a sensational
divorce case yesterday which one of its
local staff ran onto during the day. As he
followed up the rumor il grew into the
proportions set forth, but on seeing one of
the principals to the supposed suit yestsr-
day it was learned that in the event of q
bill being filed. not one of the charges in-
timated by the gossip, referred to, would
be included in the BILL but that the sepa-
ration would be sought for on entirely diff
ferent grounds if applied for at all, which
in all probability it will be- This is said
in justice 20 the wife in the case no lass
than the husband, who, while asking for
no sympathy, yet is too much OF a man to
have a comparatively defenseless young
woman wronged by suspicious which have.
he says. grown out of her freedom of man
ners and her unguarded though innocent
associations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

The receat letter from the JGdCe OF
Awards on Baking Powders al the Chiea-
20 Words Fair. exposing the fraudulent
claim OF q Chicago hoRs= ttIa: its baking
powder had received the highest award for
strength. purity, excellence, etc. i a
scatbio- reouse 10 thOs manufacturer. OF
cheap baking pO'S,iers who have no regard
for The truth. bot habituaiiy Seek. in their
public annoulc-rzrnLs. - deceive consgfa-
eus Tue Judge Oi Awards states tast 10
,uch award was given 20 the Chicago cou-
cern. and has notified is that i mast esa-e
pcbl.sh.ng his name in coaneetion with i;s
false sfxretuenfS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
WOMEN FOUND GUILTY.
They Were Going to RIDE Their Neig hbor a
Rail.

Mrs. Matte Stafford, Mrs. Ada Staff ord
Mrs Ledonis Patterson aud Mrs. Kate
McCurdy, the four women brought before
Justice Jones from Derby, charged with
disturbing the peace and dignity of the
state of Kansas were found guilty OF the
charge by jury of six men.
The story of Mrs. Minnick. the prosecu-
ting witness, is that her neighbors formed
a mob of about sixteen aud came to heT
house declaring that they would ride bel
on A rail while the men and boys OF the
town stood in the rear. The latter with
sundry instruments OF music such as dish
pans and horns.
The fight is ofsome years standing snd
has lust come 60 a head in the law courts.
Mr.. Minnick is a motoueer on the city
railway in Wichita and leaves his wife
and little boy alone in Derby while he at
tends to his work here. lt was during his
absence that the trouble occurred.
The women were fined SIS each aud the
costs. They announced through their
lawyers that they intended to appeal TO
the district court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
MuREUARY.

Edna Nav Bort. the siI weeks Old
daughter - FraRk Bort, died a. the HCius
OF der father, I3g3 Soa:h EDporia avenue
YESTERDAY. Tee fu8erA Will take pizcs
from The residences a. - ? IN today.
Yesterday af'eTnooR The sweet Ire
b. 5v girl of Mr. ard Mrs. fralS Bugt died
after a brief * -t-stcs % Eve y-rk
Spinal u,euiasiT~ VA b eaRs@ "a 1=aEh
ADD TIE poor lt5, thiag eon!A s1ly RS -
il three tours IL : a VERY -vd csc sefl
he msny ffi-ad- o. ne bzrrsvs4 Fs@rett
,ymozthiEs VITA item IN tasir sorrow. f.
no matter how ole baby i, !: - woard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
LAWN IErE

The German Lsties Independent Aid
Society will give lawn social next Tues
day evening. June le on the Fechhsinsr
lawn, corner Water and Orme streets.
First class music, "a commodlOus dsDcIng
floor, choice refreshments aud everything
else needed 20 complete the program for an
enjoyable evening. Proceeds for the beu-
eflt OF the poor All invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
KICKED BACK,
Prosecuting Witness Finds That County VIII
No; BE Monkeyed With

Matte Murray got it in the neck IN
Justice keenan's court yesterday. Like 4
number OF other persons who cannot
afford 10 law al their own expense, Matte
brought her quarrel into the court 10 be
settled at the expense Of tue county.
She cbsrgsd Clay Mitchell with swear
inE at her aud said that thus the dignity
Of the state Of Kansas was insulted and
her peace was disturbed.
Evidence was presented. however. 70
prove that instead Of Cay abusing Matte
with tongue waggiing Matte had been
the scolding party. and the u2shos Eas
that Matte was given the costs % the
case to pay for bringing the suit with
malice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

The assessment of the city has been COM
pleted and nothing now remains but to
make the footings. A general shaving on
everything reduced the figures nearly one
million dollars. The actual valuation of
the property has increased during the
wear but Wichita, it seems, has always
been paying more than its proportion OF
the taxes of the county and In order TO
raualize things with the valuation of the
county, property hal to be raised OF the
valuation of the city property reduced.
The latter was done because the former
could not be eguitably adjusted. This will
raise the per cent of taxation, but IL will
reduce the aggregate and the man who
paid SO on piece of property last year
will pay less this coming year. OF course
the valuation, whatever it would be,
would not cause any inl 1stice so far as the
revenue that would 20 into the city treasu-
~ is concerned, but if based on the old rates
the money that would 20 into the county
and state treasury would be entirely out
OF proportion compared with that paid by
the county outside the city.
Another factor IN reducing the aggre-
gate of taxation on individual pieces of
property is The correctness or the assess
,nent Assessor Caldwell and his assist
ant, Charles Luling, drove around aud
caught everything ana enrolled 1t for tax
alton. They found 200 pieces of Improved
property that have heretofore escaped pay
ing taxes, for some reason or other, and
these will increase the valuation some
thing like SIS, O0O They are assessed high
enough this year to make up for their nom
assessment last year aud it is calculated
that the revenue that will be derived from
them will amount to about 81. 00U.
Another feature of the methods adopted
by the assessors is the new maps, which
are made according to sections and in
clude everything Of n realty nature with
Improvement City Assessor Caldwell at
tributes the accuracy of the returns partly
TO the aid furnished them by these maps.
Mayor Cox had considerable to do with
getting correct returns, and he Is well
pleased with the results secured by the
assessor and his staff.
There have been some glazing incon-
sistencies 10 the assessments heretofore
The inequalities in some cases were as
topishing. The new method was to base
the value of every piece of property on its
location with reference to the business
center. its desirability and such other cir
cumstapces as would tend to effect its
actual value to its owner
The following is a list of the various
pieces of property that lave escaped taxa
Tim hererofofp.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

Discussion OF Timely Tepics-Dayid
Winters. the pastor OF the Fist Presby-
terisn church Of this city, bias been fer
some weeks preaching on sociological sab
jects on Sabbath evenings Mex, Lords
day evening he will preach on The Lsbor
Question" The subject will be, What
Has Christianity Done for the ToliiEg
MiIlionsyN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
uypvoTrSv ANp YrsNEE,ssf

To the new Auditorium aud a good
laugh i tue order OF the day now among
Our society people snG pleasure takers Auc
this is ali With reference 10 Jbe Byp1otic
exhibition OF e. ". .. Jones of tals ciry.
which viii Ne giyen Eext Monday uCht.
ala we say. let Us laugh Il viii soon b.
too hot 10 isugh, anu while We laugh We
St.i be able 10 geara soalethiag q our-
selves and tie great science 81 psychology,
which i one 0. the dAwning seieaces 0. tie
dAy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
WHY DID HE LEAVE
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE 0F A
WELL KNOWN CHARACTER.

Major Yank Owens Drives TO Valley
Center Where He Takes the Train
for California SuppoSition
That He Was Sent Into Ex-
lie to Keep Secret of
Some Kird-He Had
aBig Wad OF Mon
ey in His In
side Pocket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

around the narentsl heart strings III hnn-
dreis OF different ways
The funeral OF little Eina May will take
place at $50 this afternoon from the home
OF her parents, 1888 South Emporia avep ue.
Friends of the family are invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
$50 u. nlain #.


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zsll tare csufrnust3oa SgnssT sft~ruao-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

this morning at the auditorium, o'clock
sharp. Every lady who is 10 be in the con-
cert this evening be present at this rehear-
salto receive her ticket of admission. By
order of the director.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
TEE LABOR QUESTION.

The electric lights are all IN az the audi
forum and IL will present. brilliant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

That violinist who will appear in the
program at the auditorium tonight they
say can knock the spots off anything that
has wandered this way In the line of i'd
dler for years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

The auditorium is said 10 be the coolesi
place in al the city. I,'s the same a sit
Ting cut OF doors under the trees 80 Tar IS
ven ,iIaliou is concerned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
WILL PLAY TODAY.
Boston Store sfuggers To ,ieet The Carey Hast
Singer

The Boston store sluggers and the Carey
has singers will cross bats In the base
ba II diamond OF the fair grounds at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. The Sluggers claim
to be the best colored team in ths state
and are aching TO meet the Henderson
Pets. J. ID. Mason is manager
Following will be the position Of the
players:
a. I1fa al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

Moods pfas ez-s avs- -. jssaesos. 81.
60. 90 Esz1zcae aas esz5tsysuoG- -e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
Know ,, Saved Ny Life.

ra= = yszrs ~. zld scrsEEer . isos - re
rov~ would not t,lirk ever lad days Sex
nee Fven n doctors are surT-isst 20 toe
s-rfrss q HoeFs nzrSzyzFil.L ts IS case
N y...er I'D Izrse1 coltEgse - AKA - r.sds-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
NEW y9RK = 9R
FRIDAYS BARGAINS.

French Japanettes, fine selection,
worth 50 cents; today. II Z cents.
A new invoice of Talleta More, 10 2-3
cents.
A new line of Pongee Draperies, or
Silkoline, SO inches wide, cents per yard.
Grenodine novelties have always sold
heretofore as high as $500 and $3.50; to-
day you may select them at 81. so. We
guarantee them to be all silk and wool.
Bolero Jackets, are marked $3.50, price
reduced to $I.5o for today.
Extra wide new Flouncings, IS inches
wide, sold usually at s. 100; today they are
marked to sell at IS cents.
Tomorrow we will put on sale, fine
selection of Dotted Mulls with figured
grounds at 4 cents per yard.
CASH HENDERSON.
100 and 1872 North Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

C. 7. Hood Co. I4svsgl. N&ss-.
Oar sIfs-- I A. drag clsTs a-.1 have sos1
-rrs ,rrr.- = ~-fst rzz-F f.c-rses - Hca.s "a
t.ls--l = aa.i "a 1eTrliF f,-ss s'l- AS crs--
- ~ - ~ = - EsIfEE-E. o.. - YES;
5 --ssh Street. chap
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
Was Getting Better

sna the abscsss had already began 70 eischsrrs
less freely. ] felt stronger and had terrible
appetite Previous 20 THIS had given MP % cs.
wheE had taken the second bottle yzs abs
% So ~ and accordingly was not taken 9, The
hospital ard N. fnsl operation Vas deferred
Nov have taken six bottles and TIE zhscess
has entirely healed / an gel ard 70 every
where. Ny friends tknk y IS r--irscie p have
ne restored To them again 20 healthy zud eFca
younger ia looks than before ny sickness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
Feel Setter Than Ever

I al IN ny lie ard weigh over 10 pounds. -.
heaviest "a M life ] Go his days work ard
AZ gaining in Strength every eag- w neths-
vrcr-ie6 aid worked herself SiE1osf Eick u csr-
ftsc ~ n. She has slzce taken fsoo1s $40
rs-rsEla ard g RS Dose her Trrcz Eosse- We
SS,rzise Hos ssrsarsFfIlz 70 ever SOY Ter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
THEIR WORK DONE
ASSESSMENT ROLL OF THE CITY
OF WICHITA COMPLETED.

Valuation Cut Down Materially Sc as
70 Equalize it With the Country.
Per Cent VIII be Higher But
the Aggregate Will be Low
er-Oyer Two Hundred
Pieces of UnaSsessed
Property are Dis
covered by
Caldwell.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15

CVHEHoA W. = III ~ q
Pelvic sbseess in My slde-
After an operation I did not improve, tbs abb
scess continuing TO discharge sven more freely
t,lan before. In two months time three opera
tons we're performed and tubes Inserted 20 carry
Of the Impurities. but al in vain FINALLY 10
uzs decided that my life depended uPon another
operation and that must BE removed u the
hospital About three weeks previous 70 this
/ had noticed an advertisement IN the Daily
News Of a case where Hoods SarSzpaTills Rad
erred boy somewhat similarly afflicted IA
Trenton " J. and decided 20 give IL trial
When the tine decided upon for ne 10 20 70 the
hospital srriTed had been taking Hood's sar-
zsrariiia ahouf Two Nerks.
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Hood'ss;sss.sapcUrss
Corroborates the Above

e51s Tr-riz-IT a-5 - essuesfly ree1--sls-ss
Hoods szrszrzrila Mas NoILTg ESDT
- Wss' Eiztssca-h street. Iases-o, i-l1-Ss
-A.-- 49, ahoxo
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Saved Her Life
Surgical Operations and
Best Medical Treatment
Failed
An Almost Miraculous euro by
Moods Sarsapar!IIa.

&C. T. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass:
Beginning IN February, ~. was very sich
For two months. Slowly got better but va,
connned 20 ny bed A physician said had
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-27
pOWELLS FORT NEW S

As there has been no naws from this
section for over week we send you the
few items we could gather.
Our farmers are getting ready to plant
corn.
On Monday, of last week, eleven of the
young men OF this section left, but
whether for the bark peeliDg or to join
Coxey's army we do not know.
We understand that Mr. Frank Licbli-
ter is going to leave here about the middle
of the week for Indiana. We wish him
every success.
a union Sunday School was organized
at Dry Run Sunday, with Joseph Plauger,
superintendent, Jacob Munich, assistant
superintendent, and Thomas Moreland,
Treasurer.
The most of the bark Feelings through
this section will commence work this
week.
A few weeks ago young man from ST..
Luke, drove to this place, in a road cart,
and on Sunday proposed to take two
young ladies driving with him. Asking a
young man to hold his horse be put ore
of the ladies' into the cart, but when be
turned to help the other the obhginp
young fellow who was holding the horse
stepped in and drove eff with the lady
leaving our st. Luke friend, shocked and
wondering Just what had happened.
SPICE.