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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
SOUTHERN HousEs.
The Substantial Nature of old Maryland
aud Virginia Homes.


aud Virginia nomes.
While the colonists of New England
commonly dispensed with brick and
stone In the construction OF their snug
and friendly domiciles those yellow
colonial mansions which constitute u
feature SO characteristic ia the north
crn landscape the planters Of Mary
land and Virginia built themselves
substantial structures Of imported
brick, and aspired 70 the architectural
distinctions OF Queen Anne and the
Georges. One 20 the manor born, says
writer in Century, who has written
with loving knowledge of those solid
and sincere old houses, has told OF the
noble joincry Of the roof; Of the deep,
capacious window seats and hearth
btones, prodigal Of space; 81 great halls
that greet ycu with Che largest well
comes 81 "stairs that Glide rather than
climb" % The iioor above, whore Is the
dancing hall or assembly room; Of
carved chimney pieces, panclcd wains-
coting and Italian corniccs; If the
later piuzsas and porticos Tint came In
after thc revolution and 81 tie hip
rooted homes 81 tho burghers Of AM
napolis, with their huddlcd chimney
stacks and low ceilings thcir corncrcd
nreplasas and dcrmcr windows with q
multitude 10 little pnuc8 IN the broad
aashes, and thc Ginning faces Of the
brass lsncc..cr, 60 cypre siyc Of home
liz kindness, gud without, the nrbor
and the dogo cote, and Che prim box
edged Fcrlcn, with It's wallis 20 dc-
corous and Dutch-lil.c, but gorgeous
wita ilacs and sroWhcllG, hollyhocka
and wull flowers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
Dimcuit sum.

Kate Snpbarn tells, in abandoning
an Adopted FARM % story OF big boy
sn a corntry school. who was clever
enough in some studies, but hopelessiy
d3acient In mathematics. The teacher,
n man who had little mercy fora stupid
pupil. ono day lost patience with him
entirely. The boy had failed TO do o
eimple sum in subtraction, ana the
Teacher rubbed out the hgurca on me
slate. put down SIX ciphcrs ana SIX
moro under them. lie drew line
handed the slate back 10 the dullard'
AMI said, gravcly: There sec II you
can subtract that" The poor boy
Oazcd stolidly at the new sum. II
looked queer and hard. lie tackled IL
aloud. r,nlsin1 hidcous grimnccs ~ he
oroorrssod. vNawthin from nawthin
ieavea-nawtIfin. Nawthin from mar
tlfa leaves nawthin. Nawtkln from
nawthln leaves nawthin. bnwthin
from nawfhin karcs-nawthin. Sawt
from uawthin leaves -naNfhfn. There
nc nausea. confused. bnt railylng al
his brain power. he cNclaimcl' I'll I'm
ever coin TO carry, I've got 10 carry
ao,ef Nawthin-from-na wthin--leaves
snef"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
CHE mIsUNDERsTooD Hlm.
because Tier Mind Wandered Fact, 70 Tier
bays OF Drucgcry.


Because Tier Mind Wandered Fact, 20 Tier
Days OF Drulgcry.
They were sitting together in the
parlor Of palatial Firth uvcaue man
sion She was the beautiful daughter
OF a man who had inadc hia fortune in
a single week in Wall street, says the
New York Herald.
The young man who was watching
her SO intcntly was The son of d man
who had been on the other side 81 the
market during the wccl. which had been
SO sunny for her father. lie was in
tcrcstcd in her. Not because her face
was fair like that Of the maiden in
the song. lie was fascinated with her
own account Of the money which her
father possessed
There was q grand pinno standing IN
the corner Of the parlar.
Jaw. do You touch tho kegs with
those tapering fngcrs?" hc asked.
A dreamy, far-away lool. camc into
her deep brown eyes rs she looked M
ut him.
mot now. She said, with q sigh Of
relief Before pa managed 20 nccun-
ulatc his fortune was enc 81 the most
expert operators in New York butnow
the very mention Of typewriter
makes me ill.,"
just then the clock IN the hall strucl;
the hour OF eleven and he went ont y
Cct something 20 steady his aristocratic
nerve Then he went homo and lay
awake al night trying - decide
whether IL was true love 81 merely
fascination that was troubling him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

The Japanese is brought up TO work,
20 bear burdens, 20 be patient under
cxhausting toll, to live on little and 20
keep his temper. This latter has been
so long ,inculcated that babies never
cry. IN q child tumblcs and hurts t.
self everyone laughs, and u IS surprised
into laughing too. The six-ycar-old
hoy carries his six-month-old sister;
tho tcn-ycar-old girl works with her
two-ycar-old brother strapped 70 her
back 20 keep him ous Of mischief. Add
10 this the fact that the peasant Is
healthy and sound, and what can bet
ter produce an infantry able 20 march
20 tho end Of the world2 lie IS plain,
your Japanese, but the stun Is there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
wHlng WILD DUCKS DalED

Cutt,ng Away OF Canadian Forests Do
s;soying Thcm "a Numbers.
The breeding places Of the Chcsg-
peafc ducks arc IN Canada, whore they
are being destroyed in numbers by
the cutting away ~ the forests which
shelter the lakes and pools whore they
harbor and 10y the use and sale OF
their eggs. Thousands Of these eggs,
says Lippincotts, are annually mur-
lctcd. and by these methods. rather
than by the numbers actually shot,
they have been greatly diminished.
This condition Of things seems 20 bc
beyond remedy, since n state cannot
make treaty with foreign power;
and the general government IS not
likely 90 interfere on behalf Of what IS
practically q Maryland industry, or TO
provide such compensation as Canada
might sec fit 90 ask II proposal were
made 20 her 20 protect the ducks in
their native habitat. So the prospect
Is that City years will see the cxtcrmi-
milton OF the finest wild fowl IN the
world and ono Of the most priced deli
caoics Of the table The range Of the
wild duel. reaches almost from the
Arctic 20 tho Antarctic circle. II lives
through the summer in the far north.
IN Greenland, Iceland, Lapland, Siberia
and. as we have shown, in Canada, un-
iii the time when the waters in those
regions become frozen, SO that IL can
no longer obtain rs food. Then begins
its flight southwark. sometimes reach
ing as far az India and Egypt, and, in
this hemisphere, the Isthmus OF Pan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

First publication Dec. =, 1894 last March =,
1898.
Whereas default hAs heen made Ia the pay.
ment 81 the money secured by a cert ain
indeuulre OF morfrafc. dated ou the 2fst day al
June. 1880. executed by George peebiens and
fehcifi ps-~bien. bis wlle. al the vlinge Of Crys
tai FAil. Michigan, 10 Orrln y Kinney oI the
same place Aforesaid which snid mortgage was
recorded n ihc oilicc ol the resistrr of deeds OF
fhc county oi Iron In Said state oi Mchlgnn, iu
lslAer Two 90 81 MORTGAGES. on page 0u2. on
tne 23fd day of Jnne, $3.50, AT ten o'clock Ia
the forenoon ol said day
Whereas. said mnrtglgc was duly assigned by
the said otriu ID. Kinney 20 julia n. Nav, by
assignment in writing bearing date on the 25th
day ~ June. 500. aud recorded in the Office OF
tho register Of deeds for said county az Iron, on
the 2Sth day oi June. 1890 iu Liber'fwo CD ol
morirtees. on page 1o5. and the same b nov
And whereas the amount claimed 20 be due
ola said mortgage az the date hereof r. as FOL
lows. Three Hundred seteuty-iour Dollars az
principal aud interest. Fourteen and ~ LOG
Dollars paid hy said assignee for taxes levied
against The premises described in said morigngi
aud IAN attorney lec oi Twenty-Five Dollars
making the whole amount due on said mort
eic' 40 the date hereof the sum oi -Four Hun
dred Thirteen aud ~ uu Dollars, and 40 suit
or proceeding haying been instituted al law "a
recover tie whole or amy purt OF said debt
whereby the power al sale contained la said
u q -tgage has become operative.
Now, therefor, notice d. hereby given that bS
virtue ~ The said power ~ sale, and IA pursu
nure 40 the statute iu snch ease made and pro
Xidrd, the said MORTGAGE viii De foreClOred By q
sale of the promises Therein described az publ,
auction. 90 the highest bidder At the front door
~ the court house n the VILLAGE ol Crystal Fall
Ia said county OF Iron. on the 9th day OF March
1898, a. eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day. which said premises are described as fol
| lows
Lot Numbered one Hundred Forty-two lt2'
/ ui the recorded plat oi the Village OF Crysta
Fails IRON County Michigan subject 60 IN,
mineral reservation contained in said mort gage
Dated December 9th 1891
JULIA r. MAY,
T.. A. WOODWARD. Assignee
Attorney Tor Assignee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
ANIMAL WORSHIP.
Cows and scrpents Set Up and Respected
az Dcitics.

Cows and sorpents Set Up and Respected
az Dcitics.
IL Is believed that among all print.
tive people, both ancient and modern,
certain classes Of animals az not alD
were and are supposed To DC endowed
with souls or spirits. a large portion
Of these people are Of the opinion that
these souls and spirits really belong 20
deceased human beings. and In all such
cases the animal, whether II DC hog,
snake or monkey, Is accorded q species
Of hcnthcnish worship. Among mod
crn nations the most civilized people
who still adhere 90 animal worship arc
the dcv0tccs 81 Brnhminism. TO them
thc sacred COW Is a deity In every sense
OF the word. and the great silva Is in
cnrnatc IN linnuman, the monkey god.
Perhaps no creature has been more
widely worshipcd than the horrid SER
pcnt. such worship had It's place in
Egypt, Palestine, Greece. Rome, nmong
the Colts and scandinavians, IA Persia,
India, China and Thibct on this conti-
ncnt IN both Mcgico and Alaska In
South America thcre wca form OF SER
pent worship IN Peru. rrd nlno In tho
Pacific Islands adjoining Similar
rites were performed On Java and Cey-
Ion. II exists today in Fiji and Ocean
lea in general. and Is the state religion
IN Dahomcy. Africa. Ono sect Of Chris
tians. the Ophitcs, blend serpent wor-
ship with more pure and exalted cerc-
monIes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

Notice is hereby given that
the tax roll Of tho township Of
Crystal Falls, Iron County.
Mich, Is now in the hands OF the
undersigned, treasurer for said
township, and that taxes are now
due and payable at my Office.
Taxes not paid before the cxpir-
alton Of the time fixed by law
will be charged an additional per
centagc for collection.
CHAs. s. HENRY,
Twp. Treas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
Ponulnr EvorNwharo.

Beginning with a small local sale in a
retail drug store, the business OF Hoods
Sarsnparilla has steadily increased until
there Is scarcely a village or hamlet in
the United States where IL Is unknown
Today Hoods Sarsnparilla stands at
the head in the medicinal world, admired
in prosperity and envied ~ merit by
thousands oil would-be competitors IL
has "a larger sale than any other medicine
before the American public, and prob
ably greatcr thnuall other sarsaparilas
and blood purifiers combined.
Such success proves merit.
II YOU arc sick, h il not the medicine
for you TO try? Hoods Snrsapurilla
cures.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
mortgage Sale.

First publication, Dee ~, 1894. last March
q, 1893
Whereas default has been made in the pay
mcnt ~ money secured by mortgage dated the
2 LIST day oi December IN HE year one thousand
eight hundred ana ninety. one. Executed by
Joseph Melburn OF Iron River, Michigan 20
Gueu~hurr 81. Peter a company "a Copartner
ship consisting az Adoiph Il. Guensburg. Michael
SO Peter and Emil Ouensburg, Of the same place
Whieh said mortgage WAS recorded IN the Office
Oi the REGISTER 81 Deeds 81 Iron County, in Ilbef
3 40 mortgages, on page lSS on the fth day col
January, 1892. ut O'Clock IN the afternoon.
AVID whereas the amount claimed 20 BE due ON
said mortgage nt tho date of this notice h the
sum 80 sixty and thirt y-two one hundrcdths
sum of fifteen dollars a. an attorney Zee stipm.
latod for ia said mortgage, and no suit or pro
erecting having been instituted ut law 90 recover
the debt now remaining secured by said mort
gur' or any pnrt thereof whereby the power of
sale contained ~ said mortgage has become
operative. Now THEREFORE,, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of said power ol sale and
and provided the said mortgage viii be fore
closed hy "a sale of the premises therein described
40 public auction 70 the highest bidder az The
front door al the court house in the village OF
Crystal Falls ln said county oi Iron on the 10th
dAyOi March, 1895, 40 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon ~ that day. which said promises nrt
described III said mortgage as follows. to'wlt
All that certain piece cor parcel of land situate
n the township go Bates In the county of Iron
to.wit the southwest quarter 81 section 20 nj
township north oi range 30 west.
Dated this 10th day of December, q. ID. 1891
GuENsnuRG sf. PETER q COMPANY
A. T.. FLEWFLLfN0, Mortgages
Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
Cure For Headache.

As n remedy for all forms Of Headache
Electric Bittcrs has proved 10 be- the
very best. IL Cilects q permanent cue
and the most dreaded habitunl sick
headaches yield 90 its influence. We
urge al who are afflicted TO procure a
bottle, and give this remedy fair trial.
In cases az abitualconstipation Electric
Bitiers cures by giving the needed tone
to the bowels, aud Tow cases long resist
the use ~ this medicine Try IL once.
Large bottles only fifty cents at Hooking
Bros Drug Store. 2
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
AFFaoTIoN Foa 90 amAMalY .
Tenderness Of tho CoioreI sarto for tho
Children

Tenderness 81 tho Coiorci Aur8n for tho
children
Tho passionate tenderness with
which the southern colorcd nurse re-
yards Tie children who are placed
under her charge has boon thc theme
for unsiintcd udtoifgtion in prose and
rhyme for time unlimited Indeed. the
southern child never outgrows affcc-
tion'for the old "mam,ayA who soothcd
its little sorrows tin her great, fnt
arms, and murmurcd solacc In the soft
patois Of the quarters that IS now be-
coming rarcr and rarcr as the school
system extends and embraces the
juvenile blacks rs well as whites in its
bcnclcenec. There urc a few colored
nurses Of the Old school IN Washington
now, says The Washington Star; Jewels
whose value Is appreciated 10 the full
by those who are fortunate enough 60
possess them, and one Of these Is en-
joycd by the family ~ prominent local
newspaper man, Whose four sturdy boys
have boon brought mp by Sarah. She
is very black. the African blood in her
veins not having boon contaminated by
mixturc with the Caucasian, but her
heart and soul are as white as anyone's.
Her mother died whom she was worry
youur, and her father ran away, loav-
ing the child waif in the great, cold
world. When She became old enough
she went out into service as the say
ing is, and slowly graduated into a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

Travel vin the Chicago, Union Pacific q
Northwestern Line Chicago q North
Western and Union Pacific Rnilways).
No change IL ears between Chicago aud
Omaht, Denver, Ogden, Portland and
san Francisco. For tickets and full in
formation apply 90 Agents Chicago &
North-Wcstcrn Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
RIVER IN THE OCEAN.
such 10 ia Fact tho Denonoont
Gulf Stream.

Great Dispenser OF Heat and Moisture
20 which tho British Islands and West
erD Europe Generally Owe So Mach
IA Trade Wlna Current.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
BAD MARY O'BRIAN.
SHOCKING CASE OF IaIM0RALITY
IN LOGAN.
a Young Procuress-Acccssib Girls
Rape.

On Friday last Mary O'Brian was
arrested in Logan on the charge of
being a procuress-enticing young girls
from home, poisoning their minds with
lustful ideas and turning them over
to some young man with whom she
had previously made a bargain.
The evidence went to show that the
O'Brian girl induced little Huldah Pc
terson, a Norwegian child about four
teen years of age, 20 go out with Lou
Reese, who is now being tried for at
tempting to rape her.
The same little girl had been enticed
away before by this same Mary
O'Brian and turned over to another
young man, VINO pitied her innocence
and respected himself too much to do
her an injury. So he gave her lee
ture regarding her conduct and assO-
Citations and sent her home. How many
other cases of this kind can be laid to
Mary O'Brian only she can tell, but it
is thought by the officers that her
practice has been going on for some
time.
Some time ago she figured in the
police court on some charge of lewG
and lascivious conduct; her female
companion was girl named Mosier,
who was also evidently misled by this
same influence. Al anOther time SIle
figured as a principal witness in a for
nication case, while she was found
partially undressed in the same room
while the crime was being committed.
Altogether she has very unsavory
reputation.
One of the circus men is also de-
tanned in our county Jail awaiting the
pleasu of the grand jury on charge
of fornication alleged to have been
committed under just such circum-
stances.
The girl, Bertha Hoth. is but - years
of age, mere child to be plying the
vocation of a prostitute, and yet, ac-
cording to the evidence and her own
admissions, she allowed the circus en-
ployee, for a money consideration, to
have intercourse with her.
On the evening of the oath, after a
celebration in the tabernacle square,
when the crowd had dispersed, Hite
CoWley, young man hitherto respec-
ted, took Dorothea Petersen into a
square and ravished her, according to
her story, told to the police immedi-
ately afterwards, with tears and torn
clothes. The young man denies the
use of force, but the scratched face
and hands of the young man, the an
guish of the girl Immediately after the
occurrence and the fact that she in
formed the officers at once, all tend to
show that the affair was not a matter
of mutual agreement.
AS a result Cowley was arrested
and jailed, and, at the investigation,
bound over in the sum of 81, 900 TO
await the action of the grand jury
Logan Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

Quite a number of citizens will
doubtless go out to Fort Douglas this
evening, the attraction being an open
air concert by the regimental band, be-
ginning at $50. The programme will
be as follows:
Star Spangled Banner"
Overture ......... Raymond"
Amb. Thomas
Potpourri. "A Night in Berlin"
Hartmann.
Waltz The Blue Alsatian Mountains
Lamothe.
Serio-Comic Operate Medley Chips"
Arg. Boyer.
Selection from The Yoeman of the
Observation-Disclosures. Guard.
Sullivan.
THE Jolly Blacksmith" ..SUckley.
Hail Columbia
This is carnival day at Saltair. In
the afternoon, Eliason, the wonder
smith," will present a new mystery,
and in the evening the merry mas
pavilion, and $500 in prizes will go to
the best sustained characters. The
names of the winners of the prize
puzzle are: Adolph Halne, Salt Lake,
first prize, So; II. l.. Mour, Salt Lake,
second prize, $3.50; c. L. Gray, c. L.
trN, y. l.. OOrdy, W. u Deianey, al
each; and a free ticket to each of the
following: r. D. Crompton. American
Fork; James Spiers. jr., Murray; c. E.
Smell, Spanish Fork; T. o. Jones,
Provo: NJ. L. Lovbey, ogden; D. \.
'Dunning. May Navlin, ]. Z. Morrison,
H. E. Brown, NJ. Redall, Salt Lake.
The prizes may be obtained by calling
at 60 East First South.
The entertainment given at the
Third ward meeting house last evening
in honor of Andrew Smith, who will
shortly leave on a mission, attracted
a large audience. The programme was
a varied and interesting one, embrace
ing recitations by liza Dryer, Lillian
Hamlin. Lizzie Smith and c. 3. Stew
art, readings by Heber NJ. Wells and
B. S. Young, vocal solos by j. i. Carl
isle, Phensc Irvine aud Nellie Penrose,
a cornet solo by John Held, piano solo
by Kate Romney, vocal duet by Amy
Bait ard Jenny Smith and a bass
quartette by Messrs. Held, Brewer,
STEPHENS and Clark.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
II. W. B Kantner has severed hi
connection with the Tribune.
LAND OFFICE.

The following filings were made in
the local land Office yesterday:
Mary d. c. Nelson of Mount Pleas
ant, final desert entry in section 81,
township II south, range 4 east. in
Sanpete county.
Reuben E. Miller of Mary, final
desert entry in section 90, township
IA south, range s east, in Salt Lake
county. Ns
Mary A. Keogh of Box Elder, final
desert entry in sections IS and 10.
township IA north, range 16 west, in
Box Elder county.
Mrs. Thomas Keogh of Box Elder,
final desert entry in sections Il and
IS, township IA north, range II west,
Box Elder county.
Austin M. Brown of Salt Lake city,
final desert entry in section 30, town
ship l north, range west, in Salt
Lake county.
James c. Mcclellan of Koosharem,
original homestead entry in section 8,
township q south, range l west, in
Piute county.
Sidney o. Rust of Koosharem,
original homestead entry in section
%. township 81 south, range l west,
in Pluto county.
The Bullion-Beck and Champion
Mining company. patent on the Emma
Lode Mining claim in Tintic Mining
district, Juab county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

John II. Johnson, of Boise, is at the
Walker.
L. H. Sweetsu, OF Yule ida, IS a Wal
ker guest.
W. J. Mcnamara, Of Butte. is at the
Knutsford.
J., S. Forrest, of New York. is a Knuts-
ford guest.
William ]. Miller, of Boston. is also at
the TempletOn.
=. Evans Emery, CT san Francisco, is
at the HnutSford.
L. Is. Peter and wife. of Denton, Tex,
are guests of the Cuiicn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward u. Fauall, of
New York City, are 1t lie Cullen.
Frank D. ChIei:u. of New Orleans,
arrived at the Cullen yesterday.
c. W. Phillips, OF Omaha, is stopping
for a few days at the Templeton.
William NJ. Roylanee. of Springvile
ana Lewis Anderson, Of Manti, are at the
Cullen.
George f. Nichols of Grand Rapids.
Mich, will be at the Tempieton for d few
days.
H. l. Seward, of Kansas City, is here
on a business trip and located at The
Walker.
P. ]. Roland. of Minneapolis, arrived in
the city yesterday and is stopping at the
Walker.
w. \. swartzel and George c. Soence.
of Independence, IL, are guests OF the
SiilDtSbOA-
]. p. Mccarthy and wife. and N. J.
Brandeistein, OF San Francisco, are at
the knutsford.
John J. Horner and family, Of Helena,
Ark, on a pleasure trip through the west
will be at the Knutsford while here.
A. ]. Gibson. j. Ludwig. !. a; Gillett:
William Glasmann and J \. Dockham, OF
ogden, stopped at tire Cullen yesterday.
James P. Koltz, OF the tjdell Wooden
ware company. of st. Louis, arri1ed at
the Templeton last night. He will be he1e
for several days.
W. A. Board. of Melbourne, Australia.
on a tour through the United States, ar
rived in the city yesterday and IS Il guest
of the Tenpleton.
]. f. Bradley and wife, who have just
finished a tour through Yellowstone park,
stopped at Salt Lake yesterday on Their
way TO St. Louis, their nome
Miss Maggie Toban. of 10i First street.
left yesterday on the Rio Grande Western
for Leadville where she viii stay a
month visiting her sister and friends
Isaac Tucker the Iowa Falls, Ia. cap
italist arrived in the city Yesterday, and
will spend several days here looking after
business matters. re IS 'cated at the
Cullen.