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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Providence, and the Newport Mandolin
Club furnished the Entertainment.


Tahoma Tribe held . basket party in B.
T. Hall last evening which was very
enjoyable AFFAIR.
The nth anniversary of Pettaconsett
Tribe was observed Thursday evening by
q bean supper to which the families Of the
members and q few friends were invited.
Dancing was also enjoyed.
The warriors degree was conferred on
four candidates in Wamsitta tribe Mon
day evening and two applications for
membership were received. The chiefs
degree will be conferred Monday evening.
Waneta Council, Daughters OF Poca-
hontas, will make a visit to Poccassett
Tribe OF Central Falls, Tuesday evening.
The warriors degree was conferred on
one candidate In King Philip Tribe
Tuesday evening. A bean supper and So
cial will be held Saturday evening,
March 81.
Metamora Tribe will hold compliment
tary basket party In st. Johns Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias Hall Tuesday evening,
April 3. There will be dancing.
Waneta Council will visit Tahoma
Tribe Friday evening, April 8.
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NEW CoUNTERFEITs.


The Treasury Departments Circular De.
scribihg rhem Tn Detail.
wAsHfSGToN. March a. The secret
service Of the treasury department has
discovered that there are two new coun-
terfeit government bills IN circulation.
One is the q treasury note and the
other 10 of the 81 silver certificate.
This II the Arst counterfeit ever found of
the s. treasury note. The officials send
cut the following circular:
This counterfeit is of the series 1891,
check letter &C" w. 3. Rosecrans, regis
ter; T. Fl. Nebeker, treasurer; portrait Of
Mcfhsrsep. The note is from 1-s to 3-16
Of an inch smaller than the genuine; the
color Of the treasury mum bers and seal is
Q much darker rea than that OF the genu-
inc, and the numbe are heavier.
In the portrait OF Mcpherson on the
couhterf<it . Aloteh Of black ink COM
pletely hides the nostrils and lower part
of the nose, and the beard does not ex-
tend down and cover a small portion Of
the coat collar, a. in the genuine; the out
lines OF the lswsr or nfth button in each
Of the two rows on the coat of the
genuine. are clearly defined. while in the
counterfsir . portion of one only can just
be discerned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

The Defense Propose to submit the Case
to q Jury of Physicians

The Defense Propose TO submit the Case
to Jury of Physicians
CHICAGO, March "a The Prendergast
insanity hearing came up in Judge Chat
lain's court this morning. The state
entered upon tne case under protest. but
is preparing to introduce expert testi-
mony to show that the ASSASSIN is at ths
present time responsible for his acts. The
cast for Prendergast was conducted by
Attorneys Gregory and DArrow. Neither
side expect to devote much time to getting
jury.
In fact. Attorney Darrow proposed to
the states attorney that the case be SUBJ
mitted to jury Of physicians, stating
that he would abide by the decision
reached by the medical men. Attorney
Kern. however. declined to agree to the
suggestion at once. but took the PROPOSE
tion under advisement. Should he de-
termine TO accept that way of disposing
OF the case, and it is found to be legal,
much time and expense will be saved.
In any event. the states attorney refuses
to be willing party to the proceeding.
maintaining the ground as summed by
Judge Chatlain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

at lo.,o a m praise meeting At miss stspmi
kIeechlns BY g w Payne, pastor subject .ShIist,
subject "who Is this King OF Giorys"
-, Andrswq church, neont PlessantzMorning
fs'i:r is:iiSs .; :sssass ss.iissi'ss.
us 81 Jssss shs. :s t:yGs.b,en n,s .stt1s o. The
the h.y c.?a asslss, is.ssi :iersi evening prayer
and ssrmsn, fss. All are weissns
Il Moi, i.c sssis sss rs
81 chiidren's service. 4; service. 1850 p m.
st. Pauis N 4 church, corner OF Prairie and Pot
ter's syenuss-pfssi Easter music and sermons
Vice. Vi aa''' : = '' - '''''' - A''' 49, -
Silver Hoek-vlcksry Memorial 8 Sat ipm.
prsaehing atip m. Easter concert April l.
South Baptist church z,owss stree. Public wor-
at S'is, Easter concert 7;sO.
Trinity NJ y church. trinity squar. BROAD
street,. Rev y l. Greene, D p, psior-io..5a m,
ssps ss Esssss sHSS yieson.iP P's'ssS rss Pss
pls's meetings 7;so IN, sunday school concert
Easter exercises.
Easter concert by =, with special music, sls.
Union noon-day meetiAgs led this coming week
BY Rev Mr. AcIntife OF south Providence Methodist
church at No e8 Nsybosset street, rooms
Union Congregational chureh-io:45, Easter SER
vice; specisl musical programj ia'is ; >; SEQ,
closing OF the Mills meetings.
wsyland chapel. South Angel street and Way
land avenne-ss p m; Easter praise service 1880
p m, conducted by M. Eben Creighton Of u,
singing by Mr. w Learned OF u.
Westminster Unitarian church Mathewson street
lo;1s, the pastor, Rev Herbert Mott, will preach;
vesper service OF songf:3o.
YM O. A Building-e:i5 m, Rev Fay Mills
Will speak 10 men $3.50 m MrJ Rich VIII
speak TO boys; Gospel meeting for ell this (Satur-
day. evening led by Edwin Hin Of Natick, Mass.
Young womens Meetinss-(P w @ AZ 4ss
Wesfmiuster street At .lb Miss Cora Wells
will lead. Subject. Easter" All women welcome.
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CzAR's FRIENDSHIP
Has Had Much to DO with tho Popc's
Standing In Russia.

Has Had Much to DO with the Pope's
Standing In Russia.
ROME, March e4-The pope's encyclical
letter to the bishops of Poland, Russia,
Austria and Prussia was published yes
terday. His holiness says in brief that the
mission of the papacy is not to teach any
thing against the power Of princes or the
utility OF nations, but to provide for the
prosperity of all The pope then recalls
the agreement with Russia by which the
position of the clergy was immensely i'm
proved.
This agreement, the pope declares, was
obtained through requests directly ad-
dressed to the ctar, whose spirit of friend
ship and justice is highly txtolled.
The encyclical proceeds to exhort the
bishops to avoid any hostility to the civil
authority, and to inculcate among the
Poles the observance of the Russo-papal
agreements.
Addressing the Catholics of Austria
and Poland, the pope enjoins them to
meet with gratitude for religious zeal of
the emperor. and concludes with urging
the Poles in Prussia to trust to the equity
of their emperor and to observe the laws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
ORDER OF PROTECTION.

Judge Denning of Hartford, Conn.,, will
deliver an address at the public meeting
in Y. M. Z. A. Hall, Tuesday evening. A
very interesting musical and literary en-
tertainment has been arranged.
The annual session OF the Grand Lodge
will be held i'm Columbia Hall Wednesday
morning at 1890 O'Clock.
Grand Warden Charles A. Lee, accom-
panied by Deputy Supreme Warden j. III.
Shaw, Deputy Grand Warden Thomas s.
Hutchins, Grand Treasurer John Sanborn
and Supreme Vice Warden q. w. Howard,
made an official visit 10 Malborne Lodge
Mt Newport, Wednesday evening.
An open meeting was held and about
three hundred persons were present,
Miss Hattie Barrows, p. Eugene SWEET OF
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members Of the order are to be present 1t
the meeting Wednesday evening.
Red Cross Lodge win make . visit to
What Cheer Lodge Monday evening:
M; q vsns - fls Ssi S:
was well flled snd en- excellent program
was offered. The exercises opened with
nu4ddress by Grand Chancellor Walter
Scott, who was followed by Miss Bessie
ciough, clever violinist, accompanied on
the piano by her sister Sadie; Miss Cora
piano; Miss Verins Brown, Robert
Brown, Charles Alsee and @. A. Robinson
In vocal selections; Miss Maria De Narr
and X. II. Dix in recitations; Supreme
Representative Charles A. Lee In an ad-
dress. Among the other prominent mem.
Scs Sss Ss
James A. Charnley, Grand Keeper OF Rec
ords and Seal William A. Wilson, and
Grand Inner Guard Frank ..
Mehosky. The committee consisted of
Past Chancellors Andrew Mckenzie,
Robert. !. Clegg and James Brown.
officiated as master OF ceremonies.
Grand Master of Finance James M.
Washburn is confined to his homo by
illness.
In Elmwood Lodge Wednesday evening
Brothers Rivard and Schwab were re-
poitcd w NC inhpioNiuEs DfotucT bhu
Tourgee, OF the team of Carr and Tourgee,
theNwell known comedians, was present
and entertained the members with songs
and stories. There will be work in the
first rank Wednesday evening. At the
close of the meeting to be held April
the Elmwood Baseball Association will
assemble.
st.John's Lodge will visit Oriental Lodge
Thursday evening.
The members OF smithso nian Lodge talk
OF leasing the Carroll Street Hall. !.
Burnside Lodge conferred the rank of
Thomas Fulton was elected master at
arms In Smithsonian Lodge Tuesday
evening.
The rank of esquire was conferred on
Que page In Garfield Lodge Tuesday even
ing. Brother Kane was reported ifnprov-
ing. Brother Miller was reported sick.
The degree OF knight will be conferred at
the next meeting.
The officers elect of Enterprise Lodge
were installed Thursday evening by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor J. N. FL
bridge.
An important amendment to the" by
laws will be acted upon in Sterling Lodge
Friday evening.
Grand Chancellor Scott has. made q
number Of changes in the dates Of the
official visits 10 the subordinate lodges,
8; Myrtle Lodge, April %; Red Cross
Lodge; Perseverance Lodge, May 20;
Lodge Will be visited later In the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

Dangerous Use Of strong Purgative.
PILLS and pureatives which act quickly
upon tho bowels irritats and destroy the
mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels.
A continued dae Of such remedies pro-
duces chronic Inflammation OF these
organs. The use Of the genuine imported
Carlsbad sprudei Salt is, therefore, highly
recommended because its action is due
solely to its solvent and stimulating
properties, and it does not irritate the
stomach. Obtain the genuine imported
article only. Eisner q Mendelson Co.,
l52 and l54 franklin st., New York.
Price per bottle e1.oo; large size $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
OTHER SOCIETIES.

BRITISH AMeRroAHs-At the adjourned
meeting OF Elmwood Branch the commit.
applications fer citizenship. 1t was re-
ported thGt the registration was heavier
this year than ever before. Mr.. Walter
Walsh made interesting remarks. Onicers
will be elected at the next meeting.
A. o. r. FRIENDLY SOCIETY. = Court
Unity, ThursdAy evening, had open house
pastimes made the evening pleasant. The
whist tournament proves To be interesting
as several expert players are pitted against
each other. Refreshments came in handy
before the festivities terminated. The
next meeting will be April 8.
Sons OF ST.. GEoRGE.-The annual tea
party, concert and ball of Perseverance
Lodge will be held in Liederkranz Hall,
Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
IN CONGRESS.

Contested Election Cause.-The Military
Academy Appropriation Passed.
WASHINGTON. March 24.-The house was
in session yesterday. notwithstanding the
fact that the day was Good Friday. The
Democrats were again without quorum,
and the attempt to consider the O'Neill-
Joy contested election ease was abandoned
until next week.
The unanimous report Of the elections
COMMITTEES in the Wheatlcy-Cobb case,
confirming the title OF the sitting mem
bey TO his seat, was adopted. and the mill
tary academy appropriation bill was
passed practically without debate. The
military academy bill carries s4oo. 43s. a
reduction Of sao 900 compared with the
amount appropriated for the current
fiscal year. Today the house will take up
the postsffiec appropriation bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

In Eureka Temple Monday evening two
candidates were initiated and three ap-
Grand Chief Emma Mclaughlin was
present.
The officers OF the Grand Temple will
make an official visit to Lucretia Temple
Wednesday evening April 4.
Unity Temple will hold n masquerade
ball in Oriental Hall Monday evening.
The members OF Beacon Light Temple
were entertained by sister Sister Foster
mt her home, So Bernon street, Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
A mock initiation will be given by Uni
ty Temple i'm Oriental Hall Friday even
ing, April 9. Tho temple will be assisted
by the members OF Union Division uni
form rank X. OF II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
PYTHIAN sIsTERHooD.

The Y. T.. b. Club connected with Her.
mione Assembly will meet with Mrs. q.
T.. Winslow at her residence, corner Of
Cranston and Bridgham streets, Monday
afternoon and evening.
Hermione Assembly held o poverty
social in Oriental Hall Monday evening.
The officers md members of Charlotte
Ward and Calanthe assemblies were en-
tertained by Elmwood Assembly We'd
nesday afternoon. Grand Chancellor
Mrs. j. ii. Wilbur was also present.
The Grand Assembly held special
session Thurs day afternoon and granted
a new charter to Narragansett Assembly,
the original being lost in the fire at
Phenix recently.
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GOLDEN CROSS.

Northern Star Commandery No. 44raised
and hope to have grand good time on
the evening Of April "a when the Grand
Commandsry meets for their annual ses-
sion. Past Noble Commander George A.
Hale Of Weonsocket Commandery No. 81
was present and reported gain OF 20 in the
past year, making their total mem bership
120. Good for Woonsocket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. March Ana
tional President Smith Of the Glass Cut
ters' union arrived here from Pittsburo.
accompanied by ssembers Of the executive
committee from Brooklyn, to look into
details Of the Mt. Washington strike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Yapk Cashier Murdered.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-A man went
into a branch Office of the San Francisco
Savings union at the corner of Polk and
Market streets yesterday. He presented
written demand to Cashier William A.
Herrick, which was refused. whereupon
the desperate murdered the cashier and
fed, but was captured few blocks away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Hart,horn Pleads Guilty.

NEWCASTLE, Pa. March 24-Professor
Hartshorn, for assisting in the perform
ance of criminal operation, withdrew
his plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty.
He Is still under indictment for murder.
Miss Aida Robinson, the victim, is now
in an insane asvlurn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
NaYnl Changes.

wAsurSGToE, March "a. - Admiral
Walker is detached from the inspection
and stability boards on the 2sth and or
dered 10 Honolulu, where he will relieve
Admiral Irwin OF the command of the
Pacific station. Admiral Kirkland was
ordered TO proceed TO Montevideo and
hoist his flag on the Newark.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24

WASHINGTON, March A.--James Spaight,
the United States consul at Dsmerara re-
ports to the state department a promising
field fer tho importation of American
coal at that place. The 30 sugar estates
and factories have been using English
coal, but the American coal costs $50 n
ton delivered, while the Welsh coal costs
So. 80, with freight charge of S2.64.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Attempt 10 wreck : Train.

SPRIYorIKLp, Mass, March 24--An at
tempt was made to wreck the north abound
train on the Boston and Maine railroad.
leaving here at $50 last evening, at a
point between Willimansett and Chicopee,
by placing ties across the track. The OBJ.
struction was discovered by the engineer
In time to avert an accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Active Temp,r.ncc Womep.

ABILENE, Kan, March s4-At n mass
meeting the women Of Enterprise, q town
OF 1890 people In this county, have put up
complete temperance ticket composed of
women. Mrs. NJ. kohler, wife Of ex-State
Senator Kohler. was nominated for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Racing Bln favorabiy Reported.

WASHINGTON. March a. = The senate
district committee has agreed to favorably
report bill allowing spring and fall
meetings OF 1s days each at the Ivy City
and Bennings race tracks. During the
Engeman decision, racing In the district
of Colufn hia was barred by the statute
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-24
Mr.. wiison,s Condition Unimproved.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 24.-Con-
gresham w L. Wilson was in weak
condition yesterday. His medical at
tendnnt reports that his patient is no
worse than when he arrived here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

i.suiug this order tXc1uIrd bile lurif-
diciion and Fundamentally committed
"a great wrong against cur fellow citI.
zUrl; therefore
be 10 resolved, Shat bowling 10 the
majesty OF the law with ull due respect
TO the order % the court, nuI especially
disclaimug any distcs, oct 90 the pre-.
sidirg chief Justice OF the Territory.
We the citizens u Ogden, Ia
mhss meeting assembled, no most
earnestly project against tie In.
tpr'cfuucs 81 tue judicial ami eEccu.
tive departments OF the Territory % the
flsht VI American citizens 10 rnsH
through the Territory OF VI AMI we
earnestly nsk that his houur 30 modify
tusuaid orders as 20 permit The body OF
men ~ remove themselves from tie
Territory Uu their journey ea1twari.
A. rm. CALVIN Rrssuuur had jutt
published a rUl.hU. nuti.WrstBn-siu
gnl Salt Lake address, ana Judge
knJit1 Ia now scoring tur action OF tuo
territorial aud capital officials.
Tho meeting b. btill boo PROGRESS aud
there D. strong tals OF u sufficient
number o. ogden Bympathizsgs with
inu ludustguIs.s marching out 10
Tho DAVIS county line aud releasing
sue army" or demanding that they
be- allowed 90 pass
Great oXcit,m ant cKlsls, aud hum
urOis " cltlz4us ate crowded on tue
gfa's plat surrounding thu cay hall.
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An ALLEGED thief

Ella "Dlc,"a young woman about
tWenIy.siX ytars oi age, Of respectable
appear ,nce, was arrested shortly alter
noon today by Sergeant Elluger, ior
petit larceny. The warrant was sworn
10 by Miss Jean McAfcc, who alleges
that lila stole some Jewolry from her
In tue Dail block. 10 appears
they both lived In the same building,
aud Miss McAfee claims 10 have sull.
client ptlOi that Ella dpspyiled her
jewel box. Miss "D0un was omitted 10
be searched when al the police station
and ON Au order iromJustlcu Smith she
was released on her own ftcoguizancc
until .. m. Tuesday. II, NJ alleged,
snu helped herself 10 any OF the COM
plainanps property, sho will have am.
pic time ~ dispose Of H..
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ARRESTS AT PROVO.
FIVE ARE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
lhci Give Hail 10 Appear Tor Trial at
Ncphi on Monday
NiNL

suslu. o. ns Nuws p,r Dsi-rH Telegraph
Provo, Utau, May 2B.-rHu follow.
Ing named ci'Izanl were arrested this
morning on tho charge VI inclliug riou
George SUIT g. W. smith, Richard G.
Watsins, A. o. Anderson aud Thos.
Leonard. They gave bail 10 toe
sum of $500 each for their appear.
auco a. Nephi next Monday
10 be arfaigurd On the ABOVE charge
for when the grand jury has indicted
them.
The indictments grow out q the
actions Of the mon 40 Provo ON the l2.h
lust, whom the lnduatfialiatH were hero
with the ". T.. train captured Mt Lohi
June lon. The Indicted citizens Are
claimed 30 nave encouraged the In
dusifinlists.
TWO MONTHS IN TuE rESirESTtABY.
special blpaicl 10 The Slws
NEruu Utah, May 2J.-rhe dix In.
dustrialists charged with riot At Provo
pleaded guilty AMI were given two
moltha each In the ptnitsntlary. Sew.
ontecn pleaded guilty u riot nj Thistle
and got 30 days each. rhe indict.
ment againat four was dismissed, and
four Will be ulol. There WIS much
excitement In TIE court room caused
by Robert Charles, one OF the Indus.
tnalisls, having IT. He chswed his
tongue aud ffoih aud blood poured from
HE mouth. One VI the men tiel
string around HE finger. pried open hi,
mouth with the court Cfief's hammer,
aud the man gradually recovered. The
indictment against tnis poor fellow was
dlHmistpu
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Seventh School.

Yesterday afternoon the eKerclses
under the direction Of Miss shelley,
Of thu Seventh school, were Of a morn
than usually interesting character.
Firs, upon the program was n selection
In singing by the school, after which
members OF tho room were sent Ia
divisions TO tho board TO show their
proficiency Ia drawing. Articles OF
various kinds, such NJ pals, coffee
pots, cups, knives, cylinder, fruit, etc,
were drawn by the ffst division. The
second and third divisions produced
representations Of mOuutains, trees,
valleys, volcanoes anu many other
natural obls 5ts Of Interest. In n num-
Der o. instances u description OF the Ob-
lrct was given connected with the draw
ipg Of the same, thus giving the eEef-
clstH additional Interest. one pupil
gave In an interesting manner the All.
ventures Of "A hsh, Illustrating With
Cfayou points Of Interest ia the "I0ui.
uey." A duet followed, which was
we'll rendered, Next on the program
was an exercise IA pnyslod culture,
pupils being dressed IA uniform, ami
presenting neat appearance, Tho
various ev0lutions we're given Ia n
highly C0mmuudable manner, anu tho
ease and grace u mOvem snts showed
thu good effects OF their training,
A. the close oil the entertainment
Superintendent Millspaugh, Pot.
Augsburg anu Mr.. Root spoke ap.
ptCciHungly u tue afternoons pro-
gram.
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10 ArOnse Interest.

Dr. n. @, Buruham, prominent
homeopathic physician OF Denver, aud
ono Of Tho committee OF that place
appointed 60 make arrangements Or
tso national convention Of huuie.
opathlC physicians 10 be- held Ia Dem
yer IN June, To- making preparations 10
bring large number OF the delegates
10 this city after the convention ad.
jIuus. 10 that end he has requested
"A large amOuHt Of advertising matter
pertaining 10 this locality that his In.
diyiduA efforts may be- augmented.
Dr.. Bufnham, while q resident "
C1loTalo's capital, is enthuseI with the
attractions Hnd resources Of this city
ana Territory aud states that In hls
opinion all VINO can should not iail 10
visit one Of tue huest portions OF tho
United SIalos. Secretary COl6Orn
accommodated him cheeriully.
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A Child Lost aud Pound.

Tho home VI Mr. Builder a. Pearl
avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh
excitement last night lFrdsyl
wnrn Il was found that thrIr
little child, about two years old, WAS
missing, A continued anu anxious
search IN the uulghborhOod failed lu
give a clue 10 the whereabouts Of the
little waudefer, Fiually the dlsAp.
puaTRugo WAS reported at npilca head
quarters, anu the parents passed a rest.
less night In all SORTS Of surmises, TINS
morning policeman reported that a
child had been found ana taken care
oi by kind people nj b3 cast, Sixth
South, anu IL turned Out 10 be the mise
ing child, which was promptly re-
stored 10 the proud parents.