davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
RrGrsrrR,s oRnER :.
d EGisTER's ORDER.
RFGIsTER'S OFFICE.
No. 026 Market Street.

OE AlHs
New Castle County. Del, March g, 1895.
Elwee, administrator Of Ellen McElwee, late
of Wilmington hundred, in said county, ds-
ceased, il Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the administrator aforesaid
give notice Of granting of Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 70 DO
posted within forty days from the date
of such letters In six of the most public places
OF the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or abide by an Act OF AS
sembly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
salne period in the EVENING JouRNALAa news
paper published in Wilmington. Del, and to
Sc continued therein three weeks, (e. 0. d.
Given under the hand and seal
~ Of Office Of the Register Rfore-
said at Wilmington. IN New Cas-
l.. s. tie county aforesaid. the dAS and
year ehQYe. written.
- J. WILKINS cOO0H. Register.
NOTICE.
Noticeli IA hereby given that Letters OF Adj
ministration were In due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned, on the 2pth Gay oi
March, A. ID. 1895, and that all persons having
claims against the estate Of the deceased
must present the same, duly atteeted, to the
said ad dministrator o. or before the I9th das
Of March. 1896. or abide the Act OF Assembly
| IN such case made and provided.
JOHN ELLIOTT MoELWEE.
AdAress sls West fourth street, Whining
4 ton. Del.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
Beware Of olntmsnts for UatArrh that

Beware of ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell aud completely destroy the whole sys-
tenn when entering 1t through the mucous
surfaces. such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable phyAi-
clans, As the damage theg will do is teu fold
TO the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Cstarrh Cure, manufactured by
Il. j. Cheney a. Co.. Toledo, o contains no
mercury, and Is take internally, acting
DIR city upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. 10 buying Halls 'atarrh Cure
be sure yoq get the genuine; II is taken inter
Cheney & CO. Teetimo hials free
" sold b9 Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
cbild Ipiurea bv m Alarm clock

WINSTON, n c., April 1.-Two chill.
dren Of Mrs. J. a. Warren were playing
with some old clock works when one Of
them wound up the alarm and put it tc
the Others ear One Of the spindlef
caught in the child's hair and began t.
wind until tho alarm had run down,
twisting the skin of the child's head VI
in the cogs, where it had to be cut loose
The child Is in a serious condition.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
The empire
DEPARTMENT STORE.
400 MARKET STREET.

The Bargain Centre of ThIs City.
A forclble argument will win many
sase. SO will forcible bargains. prove
victorious at the time, real merit; and
positive values have certain char acteris
sics which cannot be mistnken. TO day
Ne have some startling revelations In Dry
3ooda. prices that are pofifiFe money
aavers values that defy competition. II
Joo need any q the following stsns. and
She saving OF nearly ons-half is OF any
consequences to you, come TO our sale
starting this afternoon at o'clock and
containing until Thuradsy night, April
lth.
Fruit Of the Loom, bleachsd yard wide
muslin ct 10 yard as long as II lasts.
Double Dye inlaid Japanese Jointless
Mating, can be ueed on either side, just
received. for 14tc yard
Good sized Honey Comb Towels ct &c.
26nch fast black 0loria silk Umbrella,
natural wool handle for 59e.
Ladies' Dongola lace Shoes, neat dur
able and solid leather. patent leather tips.
grand dressing shoe IS. worth 81 90
Guaranteed fast black SILK Lustre
sateen generally sold for l5c a yard,
ste
Remnants.
Will offer during this sale all our white
goods remnants ct q mere trihs,
| 900 yards Of white goods In remnants
consisting OF Swiss Muslins,. Check Main
socks, plain Muslins. India Linens, and
many others will be sacrificed during
this special sale for 40 a yard.
Embr0ideries.
$500 yards of Hamburg Embroidefiss,
2 and inches wide, 80 different patterns
to select from, s and 100 values at 4Ac q
| yard.
Enticing Prices, Taking Prices.
Kid flnIsh Dress Cambria (for lining.
everybody asks SO, our price 37e yard,
all you want ct the same price.
Wrapper PonderosIty.
without exaggeration or extrsvsgancs
of language this Is the best list OF bar
gains ever offered to the Wilmington pnb
lie.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
Social and personal Notes.

Harry T. Barnard has returned from 8
visit TO his parents at Kennstt Square
Miss Mary Elliott. of Chestertown, is
the guest of friends in the city
Mrs. J, Norris Robinson, Nsthslie,
Marguerite, Anna and Henry M.
Robinson, of this city, spent Sunday in
West Chester.
George Morrison, OF Washington, is
visiting his son In this city.
Rev. F Burgette Short has returned
from visit to his parents at George
town.
F. D. Janvier and J. NJ. Trout, Of
Delaware, are among the men who gained
honors at the mid year examinations al
Princeton.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

STERLING G-THoRNToN.-A the home Of
brides mother, BY Rev. h q, G; Vincent,
Milliam r. Sterling, OF Kirkwood. Del TO
Miss Lucy ~. Thornton. daughter Of late
John II. Thornton, of Glasgow, Dol.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

II win pay you TO take Woods Sarsaparilla.
With pure blood you need not fear the grip,
pneumonia. diphtheria or fevers. hoods
SArsaparilla will make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
nfIna AnthonY,s Clothes.

Miss Susan B. Anthony Is eaId to be
one Of the best dressed women In
America Probably the idea has not
occurred even to most of the people who
have seen Miss Anthony, for, as this
proves the claim, she is always so wall
dressed that one does not notice what
she wears Her clothes are the very best
of their kind, we'll mace and beautifully
fitted. There is always an cir Of natural
elegance about Miss Anthony that is de-
lightful to see.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
4 surprlse Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. John McMullen
rendered u surprise reception TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Bullen at their home, No.
604 West Fourth street, last night The
occasion was ia honor of their ffth
wedding anniversary
The rooms were prettlly decorated with
lilies and foliage plants Cards were the
chief amusement, after which an
elaborate supper was served Many
handsome gifts were received by the
bride and groom of Eve years standing
Among them was q beautiful bronze and
onyx banquet lamp from Mr.. Bullen's
fellow employees.
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs
John McMuilen. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Bullen aud daughter, Miss Lsura Nc
Mullen, Miss Hattie McMollen, Misses
M Ary, Edith aud Greta McMullen Misses
Gertie. Anna and Lille Bullen, Mr.. and
Mrs V. v. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs
George Justice, Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Davidson, Mr. and Mrs Harry McMullen.
Mrs. s. w Springer, Miss Sarah
Springer, Mrs j. e. George,
Mr. aud Mrs. George Devalinger. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Holt, Miss Flora
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs Samuel McMullen,
Miss Ella McMullen, Miss Agnes Miller.
Miss Jennis, Miss Sue Wier, Miss Ethel
Jester, Miss Edith Lippinco t, OF Mt.
Holly, N j Mrs Shrieve Lippincott,
Harry Chairs, George Records. escon
Smith, Joseph Davidson, Joseph Holt, John
Hawthorn, Shepherd Joseph. Clayton
Harrison, Howard Jester, Harry George,
DIR. Steinicken. Milton King Ell Shilling,
Samuel McMullen, George Pardee, LouiE
Maxwell.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
Fire Bricks and Clay.
George d. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
ITEMS OF. INTEREST,

Your new servant girl is very pious
hear y "Nes; II she was as careful about tht
cTackery as she Is about the ten command
Press.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

Oil Paintings and Engrsvings restored
at Hiram Yerger's picture store, II East
Third street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
The Empire Department Store,
400 Market Street.
sHERTFF's SALE.

sHERIFF's SALE.
CHERTFE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF a
- writ Of Levari Facias to me directed. VIII
be exposed TO public sale at the Court house
on Merket street. bet ween Tenth and Eleventh
streets, In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, state Of Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE nth DAY OF APRIL, 1885,
at2 o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz: All
that certain tract. piece or parcel OF land with
the bulldogs thereon erected situated In
Christlana hundred, New Castle county and
state OF Delaware, aforesaid. now being
bounded, limited and described as follows, 70
wit:
mons land and running thence by lanuh OF
said Vernon and land Of Peter Frederick
south S4 degrees west 70 perchee & q large
white oak tree; thence by land Of Miller
speakman south 35l6 degrees west 81 perches
l midway between two white oak trees; thence
/ same course ? perches and 5-l0 to the centre
or middle Of said creek: thence down the mid
die OF said creek. following the several courses
i thereof. about 2s4 perches to 9 line OF Josiah
| Graves's la d; thence by land OF Josiah
perches TO q post; thence BY land OF Ireniee
/ Martin and John Pankton Chandler NORTH ~
i degrees west ll8 perches and 10 to Hrou@;
thence by same land north 10 degrees eeat ltf
perches and $40 to the place Of beginning,
| containing 95 acres OF land, be the same mofs
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
i erty OF James Leach and Martha ba2ehs bis
| wife. and It's and to be sold by
PAUL uILLIS, Sheriff.
eherid's Ofiee, Wilmington, Delaware
March 10. 1875.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

No l. Wrappers In best Percals and
simpsons prints, deep rufiis, full sleeves
and Wattesu back, just received, for 63e;
you must look a. them to appreciate
their value.
No 2. Finest quality Freneh percAls.
French tlannelettes, best indigo aud nice
giuFhRms scarcely two alike al samples,
deep pointed ruiiles over shoulders and
down front. some escalloped and edged
with point lace, worth $500 and $l.75.
for S9e.
No. g. Finest quality sateens together
with finest Scotch lawn and percals, made
up with deep rufIle all around, immense
sleeve. full back and wide skirt, edged
With braid, richly worth 50 90, for 8 o..
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
Tverythinr FIeotrIcai.

The Electric Construction & Supply Co
No. E Eighth street Telephone No Al
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
AZ nsnheater q PartY .

Miss May Neal. daughter of ex-
Councilman G. Neal. No 622 High
land avenue, was given a surprise party
by her many friends of Chester and
Wilmington, and had a very enjoyable
time, says the Chester News. The
evening was spent in playing games snd
partRking of refreshments, to which all
did Justice
Those present from Wilmington were
Misses Hattie B Walters, Margaret
Reuss, Harry Stanton, w Arthur
Green, Brinton Thomas, Everett Mills
]. o MaTcks, Henri Lindsay, J. o
Foulk, w d. Benson, w, Craig, Oscar
L Young, James DeBairn, Miss
Margaret Foulk, s II. BEN on. Jr.. Miss
Bessie Williams, Miss Carrie Hance
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

- comlnnn4 cEtions snrenaoo for insertion
a this column should be addressed 10 Sociaty
gdifo are OF the EvHHEn1 JOURNAL. Com.
shoald be written on one eis1 o.
it4 PAPER onlE
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Harry Ramsberger Celebrates
His Twenty-hrst Birthday.
SURPRISE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

The Occasion was the Fifth Anniver-
gary of the Marriage OF MIR. Eand
Mrs Warren Bullen-Orville Edwards
is rendered Pleasant Surprise at His
Home on East third Street.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02

Yes" remarked the egg, my theatrical
venture was q success. / was cast for the
villain and made great hit Truth.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
An Epjoyabis aIsjority Party.

Harry Ramsbsrger celebrated his
twenty first birthday last night at his
homs, No. 10 East Thirteenth street The
house was filed with flowers and young
people, aud very enjoyable time was
spent.
The time was spent in games and
other social amusenents. and refresh
ments were served. Mr. Rsmsberger
received q number of nice gifts as re
membranes of the happy occasion
The participants were: Miss Matte
Pennington, Miss Lille B. Rlnksr. Miss
Eva and Ora Poole, Miss May Welch,
Miss Annie Edwards. William johnson,
Samuel johnson. c. Lawton, Charles
Taswell. Charles McKaig O. Thomas,
William Morton, Charles Keen, Charles
Hlllegas, Harry Guthrie, Winfield Smith.
Wallace Irwin, Walter Drake, William
Smedley, Miss Edna Bullock. Miss May
Unrnh, Miss Anna K Bsard. Miss Ella
Taylor, Miss Gertis Herman, Miss
Fannie Harman. Miss Anna Bag
gerly, Miss Claudia Bowers, Miss
Nellie Hazard. Mrs Smith, Howard
Downs, George NJ Fisher, Joseph
Founders, Edward Flory, Oscar Draper,
Elmer Ramsberger, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rsmsberger, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel q Baynard, Mrs Wiegsndt, Mr..
and Mrs J. A Downs. and Mrs G Read.
Evening journal., 1895-04-02
An East side Surprise.

Mrs Edwards, of No. 431 East Third
street, rendered a pleasant surprise
party to her son, Orville Edwards. las
evening The time passed swiftly in
music, games and other social amuse.
ments, and refreshments were served.
Those present were: Miss Clara Hall,
Miss May Maxwell, Miss Lizzie Dennis,
Miss May Taylor. Miss Lille Taylor, Miss
Mary OFT, Miss Ella OFT, Miss Lille Glib.
son, Miss Rosa Just, Miss May Mcbride,
Mrs Collins, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Edwards,
Mrs Foreman. Mrs. Martin E Ed wards,
Orville Edwards. George Bland, Ia.
Hammond, w Robelen, John
Collins, Mr. Dempsey, l. Singer
Harry Saville. Irwin Buckmastez, Ralph
McCaullsy, Edward Edwards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29

Cincinnati. July 8.-To-days game was long
drawn out and full OF wrangling from be-
ginning end II taking over two hours to play four
innings and many OF the 1900 spectators left the
grounds I'm disgust. Rhines was battcd ont OF the
box In the second inning. and Wilson Jared likewise
I'm the first inning. runs being made OF each
Attendance. 1909 The score
Cincinnati ................-...7 Q o o Ia
Cleveland ................s'.s. " . =" !" " " " "
Base hits Cincinnati H. Cleveland ~ Err.rs clncin
natl g. Cleveland 4. Batteries tuppy. Kncli. Wilson and
thinner Rhines Dwyer. and Vaughn. EMPIRES Obay
and Bit'mnn
Chicago July 2s.-Anson's team won the game to-
day through luck, after Washington had made
three runs on Evertts error when two men were
out In the nth Jevne called Abbey safe at first
when he way ont by six feet. This filled the bases
wit one man out The next two batsmcn failed TO
reach first. The Colts VIII have three new pitch
whom win come from the disbanded Little Rock
Club Attendance. 100. The score:
Chicago .......................2 o o 10
Washington ....................0 u u 3 q u %
Chicago g. Washington 10 Errors -ChIc,go l.
washington 3 batteries -arifths and Kittr!dg- Boyd
and Mcclure Umpire Jevne.
Louisville July 2s-I,ouisviIle won to-day's game
by punched hits In the third inning. The fielding
was wild. but weighing kept Bait.more's hits well
scattered and the numerous errors nctted only two
runs for the visitors. The managers OF the Louis
VILE Club were feeling good to-day because they
have just "a id the last OF the cubs indebtedness
10 the National League treasury, taking up note
for s. 300 the balance Of 1900 borrowed last sea-
son. Attendance. 29oo. Score:
Louisville ............."........0 o %
Baltimore .....................t l o . o o 0-3
Base hits-Lousviiie 0. Baltimore g. Louisville
Z. Baltimore l. Bstteries-weyhinS and Warner Espsr
llobneon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
WESTERLY BUSINESS rROUBLEs.

West Superior WIS. July 2s.-An exciting incident
occurred last evening In connection with the failure
OF the Superior National Bank yesterday. Alder
MAJ Brennan who had 81 100 deposited IN the bank.
came 10 the door OF the bank and demanded the
money He pulled a revolver and threatened tn
blow the brains out OF the officers. After some
trouble he was quletcd. The superior National
Bank went into the hands OF tho National bank
examiners The cause was the heavy withdrawal
Of deposits The assets $4,000. and liabilities
are 1890. with less than $1,000 In cash on hand.
The city IL IA heavy loser. having on deposit there
sGJ 900 This is the same bank that \. a. cad
waIader was president OF when he embezzeI S7.
900 three years ago. for which he IL now serving
term In State prison
Milwaukee. Wis. July 2s.-l'ndcr- Sheriff Armour
yesterday took possession OF the drygoods Stock
OF the Jacob KATE Company. on four executions
aggregating $4,000. which were filed by the Mar.
shall Illsley Bank The firm r. one OF the Oldest
I'm the city and did a large retail business. The
firm In said TO have carried stock Of s250OoO. and
It Is thought the total liabilities VIII amount TO
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
OPPOSED TO A CONSOLIDATION.

Helena Mont July 2s.-The proposed cohson'a
,on NJ The Great Northern and Northern racine
systems which have over 400 miles OF ra'iroau III
Montana has stirred up the people Oh '"'s ''a'e
IN q degree that promises to result In an extra
session of the Legislature. Twenty members OF
,ba, bodv and a number OF prominent citizens nave
hoen IN conference here during the last TWO Gays
with Governor Richards relative to the propr'e,'
~ calling an extra session, and the Governor ~
inclined 10 issue the call IL II becomes heSeSs "a,
tn nreyent the consoiida ton OF the Two roaus ne
state Constitution forbids the consonaatipn VI
we're organized under State laws, all the ies's
ture will have to do. Is to pass law puttihs .ne
constitutional provision Into erect II IL peeonIo'
evident that consolidation will be erected spe-
c,al session vii. doubt be called
st Paul Mimi July 2S.-Janes j. Hill ieit Du-
luth on Monday on the steamer Northwest Tor
Buffalo II is presumed he went directly from thar
point to New-York Negotiations are still going on
lookine TO the control OF the Northern PACING by
Mr. Hlll. The report from Helena that special
session Of the Montana Legislature VIII be cahed
70 prevent the consolidation Is regarded here as
merely n bluff" II a way can be found 10 &c,
around the Minnesota law, way WILL also De
Sound 10 got around the Montana law The latest
from New York Is that plan IL now under con-
Alteration which, IL is said mas received the
sanction OF Mr. Morgan This is nothing more nor
less than n scheme 70 place the two companies
under the protection OF the laws or New-Jersey ny
throwing them into the North American Company
OF which Henry Willard is president me c narter
and the Northern Pacific and Great Northern could
be readily absorbed by simply Increasing me orig
Inal Capitalization. New-Jersey offers exceptional
aIvan ages to corporations OF this character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
DrgpiyT MAY NOr TAKE THE STAND

San Francisco. July 2S.-There Is considerable
speculation as to whether Durraht VIII '"Ne NV
stand I'm his own behalf He will have TO attempt
IN proye an alibi. He will find himself In tight
place however as he will have to bo guided by the
interview he gave the reporters ON the night OF
his arrest The statements he made at the time
will embarrass him. and 1t Ii possible that rather
than run the gauntlet OF cross-examnaton he
will decline to testify. Yesterday Captain Lees
learned that Charles +. Clark. the wine drummer
left here July 10 for business trip East The Cap
tain said: -, ... ~.
Clark I would have had his statement. Inc reason
he escaped Is that | never heard OF him before
The police are keeping quiet regarding the young
woman whom. II II charged Durrant assaulted In
the Emmanuel Church some weeks prior 20 ms
tcctives they have either found her or know
al n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
IDENTIFIED BY LIPSh Ak.

HE RECOGNIZES THE CLOTHING WORN by hli'iin
LOW WHEN SHE COMMITTED SUICIDE.
The Lille Low suicide mystery took ne" '"i =
Yesterday. when Captain Pickett made enor's 70
have Oscar Llpskar identify the unfortunate s,,'
clothing II was the captains wish that ApsAal
shoud Identify DR. Thomas j. Blsgs hrst' OUT o'ss'
cannot be found r,sd
AT o'clock last evening Lpskar' aceonps
by Roundsmin Schlottman. arrived at the lh'"e
st. station They were taken TO the pacH w.
where Miss Lows clothes were. Lipskar eka"''a
each article OF clothing worn by the girl az the aHs
OF the suicide The dark straw hat. WIN inc w
small wings on each side. was the hrst aruo'e :,
amined. Lipskar said: THAT Is the hat. am .
most sure OF It," Roundsman Sch'ottman ih.e'p .
ted Lipskar's replies. He cannot speak h"s"
we'll. The blue serge skirt was next examin..
L.ipskar said that he was certain that the sS''' We"
the same as that by the young woman ""'
he had seen at the soda water fountain lie We
not so sure however. about the coat. ana couu ~
say positively that the coat worn 10y the woia,,r
had seen had white streak o. thread on tne c oIs
The Identification. while not complete ana cone.sss
siye would indicate strongly that the CLONES va
bv the Young woman whom Lpskar had seen w. w.
those exhibited by Captain Pickett yesterday ai'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29
NALKYRIE'S CHANCES.

THE POSSIBLE SPEED OF HER OCEAN VOYAGE
CALCULATED BY COMPARISON WITH MEM
ORABLE TRIPS OF FAMOUS YACHTS THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN RECORDS OF BOTH
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH CRAFT.
The time draws near To-day the valkyrIe will
probably be clear OF the Irish coast, she left
in a heavy easter,y blow that Will push her out
10 In short order. At any time after two
weeks from to-day she may be knocking the paint
off one OF the Sandy Hook buoys.
Yesterdays discussion among yachsmen as TO
the time TO be occupied In her passage recalled
the prowess OF many celebrated crafts and in the
quiet Sunday afternoon club talk there were at
least three men who knew what American pas
sage in a yacht was. Comparisons and calculations
were being made. and the general opinion was
that such a record breaking trip Vigllants
Homecoming need hardly be looked for. 1t was
considered that the Vigilant met stronger breezes
in April last than could be expected In midsum-
mer. and that light weather on the Atlantic gener-
ally meant westerly winds. which would conse-
Quently be less ahead.
Extracts from the vigants log were produced
which showed that on her last passage she crossed
in fifteen days. eighteen hours and some minutes
from the Lizard Point Light. 1t also showed that
out OF this time she had the wind for eleven days
easterly and northerly, chiefly easterly. and that
for most OF the remaining time she could usually
lie her course, near It, although the wind was
partly ahead. Such luck this in westward
passage is unusual that the repetition Of 1t
was not considered probable.
In this last crossing. Viglant broke all records
for yachts In the westward passage, and II will
be seen from the times made by other yachts how
greatly the westward differs from the eastward
trip. owing to the prevalence OF westerly winds.
The Vigllant's runs on the first Ave days were
zs5 "a. 49, 23 and l73 Then came drop to IS.
when the wind was northeast and light The fol-
lowing three days 20 2ss. 1ss and then. the
tenth day. only So when they had a strong north
eriy and therefore fair wind but were. apparently.
hoveto part of the time The log reported: Packed