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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-15
PURELY Personal.
Prominent Goers and Comers az Caught
on the WING By the Reporter
for the ArdmoreIte.

We regret To state that Mrs.
DR.. Hardhnyer is quite sick.
John b. Leeper, a prominent
business man of Denison, is at
the Wisnor.
Mrs. NJ. F. Spurgeon has re-
tured from st. Louis, where she
has been on a purchasing tour
for her millinery establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mays will
return to Ardmore the latter
part Of this week. They are
now sojourning at Shawnee,
Oklahoma.
Clyde Fraser, the young man
who was recently injured by a
train on the Rock Island, is il
the city with his parents.
While his injuries are of a most
serious nature it is thought he
will not be a permanent cripple
Fish. Fresh Fish at Pveatt's
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There was no business i'm
Commissioner WalcOtt's court
today.
The marShal's Office had
nothing 10 report.
In the clerks office. every
body was busy preparatory TO
the meeting of the court in Oc-
tober.
\ very noticeable feature of
improvement around the temple
of justice is the cleaning of the
alley in the rear.
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Salt Water Fish at Pyeatt
AssauIt to Kun.

Deputy Pulliam yesterday ar
rested and placed in Jail Sam
Snellgrass on a charge of as
sault TO murder, the offense be-
ing committed near Lebanon
last Saturday on a man named
Peterson. The prisoner, it is
alleged. used a knife inflicting
an ugly wound on the body OF
his victim. He will be accord
ed a hearing before Comms-
sioner Walcott as soon as the
result of his work has been de
termined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-15
German Day A.noeIatIor.

Gainesville, Tex, Sept. IA, so.
DAILY ARDNoREITE, Ardmore, I. t.;
The German-American citi-
zens of this (Cooke) county
have formed an association for
the purpose of celebrating, ON
October 6 and I, the annIver-
sary of the first organized Ger
man emigration to the land of
the free.
In the name of the above as
sociation we invite all the lib
erty-loving citizens that are in
sympathy with our feelings TO
participate III our celebration
and join the parade on Tuesday
forenoon, October g, 1896. Your
earnest cooperation will be
highly appreciated.
II. 4. SCHoPSIEYER, Chmn.,
w. b. FRIEDMAN, Sec,
Committee of Invitation.
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To the GoId-fIeIds Of the westi
Via the Burlington Route.

Via the Burlington Route.
A fast through vestibuled train
daily to Denver making direct con-
nect:ons for Cripple Creek, Col; also
tsst daily trains to the gold fields OF
Montana and Black Hills.-2OO miles
shortest line from Missouri River;
ask your agent for information about
the Burlington Route
L. W. WAKELEY.,
st. Louie. Mo,
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The oil mill will pay $G.j0pe
ton for cotton seed. j

b. F. Frantz returned from
Dougherty, !. T., last evening,
where he had been To attend
the burial of his brother. J. III.
Franz. who died at 9:30 a. m.
Friday. The deceased leaves a
wife and four children in rather
destitute circumstances. He
was a member Of the Christian
church and highly esteemed 10y
large circle of friends in the
erritory.-Gainesville Register
Miss Blanche Forsythe. late
of st. Louis, now OF Dallas,
Tex, arrived last night. She
comes to fill the position oI
head milliner in the ArdmOr'
milliney store.
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At the Tabernacle.

There was a good crowd at
the tabernacle last night to hear
Evangelist Newman preach one
of his characteristic sermons.
The preacher was at his best
and made a most favorable I'M
preston. AT the close of the
discourse a number of penitents
came forward for prayer. There
will be services again tonight,
and the meeting will he contin-
ued indefinitely.
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The City Livery Stable boys,
is the place to get new buggies
or carriages and fine horses.
You will always find them there.
g If T. B. CATHEY,
Proprietor.
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Roberts Bros. will on
Thursday move their
barber shop from the
Wisnor Hotel to the
Riner g. SciVally build
ing on Main street.


The recent coercive circulars
sent to the railroad employees in
Gainesville shows to what
straits the corporations will re-
sort to make serfs of those who
serve them. White men are
fully determined not to be die
tated to by a set of designing
political scoundrels. Americans
will not be driven INTO measures
by railroad or any other eorpo-
rations. Gainesville Register,
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A. EDDLEMAN,


The Ardmore Oil & Milling
Co. yesterday received for feed
ing 500 fine steers. They will
feed this season about 1000 head
from the products of their mill
and that of the Norman, Okla
homa gAiu, the output Of which
they bateipurchased.
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VIII Pyeatt has arranged TO
receive daily from now on the
very finest of fresh oysters. He
will also keep on hand fresh
fish. Parties dealing with him
can always be sure of getting
the best or the market. 13-3t
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DIssoIutIon Notice.

Notice is hereby given that d. C..
Brady, a member of the firm Of
Brady Bros, consisting of d G..
Brady, ]. B. Brady and W. H.
Brady, doing a grocery business in
Ardmore, l. T., has this day with
drawn from the firm, having sold
his interest to the remaining mem
bers of said firm, who assume all
liabilities of said firm and collect
all debts due it. The business will
be continued under the firm name OF
Brady Bros.
- n 49,
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News from Chickasha is to
the effect that court at that
place will wind mp today or to-
morrow, and that the officials
will be home tomorrow noon or
tomorrow night.
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Brady Bros Big Cash Gro
Gerry House do more business
than all the other houses in
town. Is st
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BufIdeTs HaTuWaFe n COR.
LOW-PRICB HARDWARE CO
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

There are parties in Ardmore
who Systematically steal the
ARDMOREITE from subscribers,
especially on SUNDAY morning.
For the arrest and conviction
of any such thief we viii pay q
reward Of FIVE dollars.
WILSON a. DOUGLAS.
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First of the season. new crop
Louisiana sugar house molasses.
Brady Bros. l3 II
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D. G. BRADY,
BRADY BROS.

Ardmore, I. T., Aug, 1, 30. 4-IOt
We understand that an order
has been placed for a White
Flyer" ladies bicycle, for one of
our city's fair daughters.
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New 40 Today.

Read the announcement cf
Sig. Simon & Bro, which APP
pears in their space today.
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Bathers. Notice.

All persons are hereby for
hidden bathing in our tank at
lower stock pens, where We
have a lot of wild cattle.
ARDMoRE On a. MILLING Co.
l5-3t
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The Local UnIon ofY. p. $. c. E.

Meets next Thursday, Sept IL,
at Christian church. An interest
ing programme is being pre-
pared for that evening. All are
cordially invited to attend.
=. n. DAVENPORT. Pres.
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Did you know that the AKDMoRKITK
10 headquarters for nne Job printing
The best OF stock and unequalIed
workmanahfp.
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Ardmore Livery stable.

My stable has just been rehtted
with new buggies, surreys, garages
and ph8tons. The incest rigs in the
city. Gentle teams for ladies.
| also have my old second hand
Buggies and Harness for sale at a
bargain. j. E. BowLEs, Proprietor.
Dried beef. Brady Bros.
Ii 3t
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Roberts Bros. will on
Thursday move their
barber shop from the
Wisnor Hotel to the
Riner & SciVaIly build
ing on Main street.
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TERRITORIAL DELEGATE
Cell For . Noa-Psrtiaan Mas Meet
ing 60 organiEe . Tsrrttortai
ID earte clab.

Members Of all political or
ganizations in Ardmore and all
other persons favorable TO the
organization Of a Territorial
delegate club ara requested to
assemble in mass meeting at
the L. ). court room Thursday
afternoon at , p. m, Sept. IL,
for the purpose of effecting
permanent organization Of a
non-partisan club having for It's
object the participation in the
election Of a territorial delegate
10 congress.
a. EDDLEMAN,
Central Committeeman for
Ardmore and vicinity.
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The territory court of appeal.
convenes at South McAlestei
next Friday.
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Southcrn hFahd LoNHc . u U
For this occasion, TO be held az
Dallas Sept. 2ist 10 2sth, the q. g. q
3. F. will sell round trip tickets AZ
the rate of one fare not TO exceed -
from all points on It's line. Tickets
will be sold Sept. 10th and 2ist, linn.
tied to Sept. 30th for retnrn. CAL
upon the undersigned for further In
formation. I. r. mason, Agent.
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Nice, small picnic hams, III
cents per pound. Brady Bros.
l3 3t
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All kinds Of legal printing done on
short notice at this once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-15

sh, Fresh Fish at Pyeatt's.
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p. y. DAVENPORT, Pres,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
TRUE CUBAN NEWS
THE SPANISH LOSE HEAVILY
IN BATTLE.
Cruel Outrsges Committed Upon ID efense
less Men and Women by
weyler's Troops.

Tampa, Fla. Feb. 2s-To- days mail
from Cuba brings three letters from
different sources announcing the out
RACES stated I'm the dispatch given be-
low:
In Qualo. seven miles from the SUI
burbs of Havana. on Feb. 22. 800 Span
ish soldiers entered the town. murder
ing non-combatants to the number OF
%. Among them were two Spaniards
sick men, boys OF Is years and an old
man of 70.
The details OF the battle OF Palo
Prieto between Santa Clara and Pla-
ceta. about Feb. 20. have arrived. The
outcome was the greatest triumph the
Cubans ever had. the Spanish loss be-
ing 700. General Palanco was severely
wounded. In their flight many Span
iards threw themselves into the river.
The Spaniards attacked a small de-
tachment OF scouts who soon overlook
the main body. and after a short fight
the federal macht'te charge was made.
prostrating hundreds Of Spaniards be-
meath their terrific onslaught.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29

the reopenlng OF the Indian mints. Bor-
on Won Bieberstein. German ambassa-
dor at London, has been directed to in
form Great Britain that the chancellor
was about to announces in the reichstag
that IL regarded the opening of the In
dian mints as a necessary precedent
to International negotiations regarding
bimetallism, and the reopening OF the
mints was not anticipated within a
measurable period. The minister also
added that the government OF Great
Britain had acquiesced In this state
ment. Curzon. however. explained the
Marquis of Salisbury's reply TO Count
Won Hathfield was confined to the
statement of facts as then existing. and
was not intended to apply to possible
intentions OF the future. The state
ment by the first lord OF the treasury
A. j. Balfour. I'm the house OF commons
Feb. 20. was. Curzon added. an express
sion of the views OF the government on
the subject Balfour then said II was
not true Germany had approached
Great Britain with a view TO the con-
clusion OF the monetary agreement.
The British government. he also re-
marked was willing to consider the re-
opening OF the Indian mints. II such ac-
tion could be made part OF a satisfac-
tory scheme OF currency reform.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
WAR SPIRIT ABROAD
Extreme Measures Nay Be Adopted to
Liberate Cuba.
AMERICANS ARE AROUSED
The United States Is Nearer War
han 4 Has Eeen for Years
spain Must Do One Thing
or the Other.

Chicago. Feb. 2s.-The Posts Wash
ington special says: Beyond a question
the United States Is nearer war than
II has been for many years The tenn
per OF congress is strongly in favor OF
active Intervention for the independ-
ence OF Cuba. and without a doubt is
prepared to commit this government to
extreme measures In support of that
position. Members OF the senate and
house have been overwhelmed with
expressions Of sympathy from every
kind Of organization and from hun
dreds OF thousands OF individuals. in
dicative of eagerness OF the liberation
or Cuba, and not a man on the floor of
either chamber has the slightest fear
of offending his constituents in going
to the extreme in this direction. The
American spirit has been so thoroughly
aroused that IL is only question Of a
few hours when there will be an open
declaration to the effect that Spain
must either terminate hostilities on the
island or admit the Independence OF the
insurgents
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
CARTER STARTED IT
Talk Of ReOrgsnizing the Old POliti-
cal Parties.
THEY'RE ALL DIVIDED NOW
The Free Silver Proposition Has
split the Country Wide Open
and Something Must BE
Done at Once.

Chicago, Feb. PA special to the
Record from Washington says: The re-
markable speech of Carter I'm the sem
ate, taken in connection with that of
Secretary Carlisle at the Manhattan
club In New York, few days ago. has
started a good deal of talk about a re-
organization OF the old political parties
and a division of the people upon new
lines. Both the republicans and demo-
Gratis seem almost hopelessly divided
upon the same issue. and that the most
important before the American people
to-day. The parties are united upon al
most every other. More than half the
democrats in congress declare that they
will not support the candidate to be
nominated at Chicago unless he
pledges himself TO free coinage. A con-
siderable portion OF the republicans
say the same concerning the candidate
to be nominated at St. Louis. Then.
why, II is asked. cannot those In both
parties who think alike get together
and name men who agree with them?
great many people believe that II
discussion and division continue much
longer that will happen. Senator Car
ter says: I'VE are going to get together
peioiS the Sl- LOUIS CONVENTION. Inc
silver men in the West are not going to
bolt the republican party; there are
many other issues upon which we all
agree, and they would hold us together.
no matter how much we might differ
on the money question. Nevertheless.
we Western fellows intend to have
something to say about the manage
ment and policy Of the party. We don't
propose to let New England and New
York lead us around by the nose."
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MARRIAGES IN PERU.
A Re solution to be submitted to Congress
Esquiring Repatriation.

RI solution to he submitted to Congress
Requiring Repatriation.
Lima, Peru, via Galveston. Tex. Feb.
2S.-rhe governor has ordered the prep
aration Of a resolution which will be
submitted To congress providing for the
registration of Protestant marriages.
This is the result OF a lengthy diplo-
matte action in which the United States
government and the government of
Great Britain have taken part.
Rev. Mr.. Wood. head OF the missions
In Peru, some OF whose missionaries
belong 10 the East London institute.
and others TO the American Bible So
ciety. has had trouble with the Peru
Wan officials a long time. The expul-
sion OF some OF his missionaries from
Cuzoo brought about an exchange OF
notes on the subject between Great
Britain and Peru. The refusal of the
registration OF the marriage OF Miss
Wood with Mr.. Hazletine was the basis
OF the diplomatic action upon the part
OF the United States
The missionary question involved
and the marriage question thus brought
10 the front are regarded as OF great
Importance by all Protestants In Peru
and IL has been intimated for some
time they might possibly lead to a
change In the Peruvian constitution.
but the government appears willing TO
meet the issue In friendly spirit as
indicated by the resolution previously
referred to-
Wood at one time went among the
savages OF Peru at the peril OF his life
and for a long time considera bic anx-
iety was felt for his return on account
of threats made against him. Steps to
ascertain his whereabouts and provide
for his safety were eventually taken at
the instance OF the United States and
Great Britain
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brown aud Oxerman

San Francisco. Feb. 2s.-Miss Over
man continued her story to-day and
told how. after meeting Brown acci-
dentally. he had revealed to her Mrs
Davidson's blackmailing scheme. Miss
Overman said she was very indignant
and demanded that Brown expose Mrs.
Davidson or she would do II herself
The arrest OF Mrs. Davidson followed.
Mrs. Tunnel. the woman who Is so
badly wanted as a witness. Miss Over
man said. had been advised to keep out
OF the way AZ a conference held at
Browns house. Miss Overman seeing
the serious predlcament OF Brown told
him the whole story of the plot and
her share in IL.
Miss Ovrman was too tired to be
cross-eXamined and the council ad-
journed until next Tuesday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
THE NICARAGUAN WAR.
Everything So Far Points to the Ultimate
Success Of leya.


Managua. Nicaragua, Feb. IS via
Galveston. Texas. - The campaign
against the insurgents Is being pushed
with the greatest vigor by President
Zeleya. As intimated yesterday, the
president decided not TO walt for the
Leonists to attack Managua, but order
ed an advance upon the enemy and
captured the town OF Nagarota on the
western shore OF Lake Managua. Ma
garcia Is now held by small body OF
government troops. and a column is
pushing forward In the direction OF
Leon. This morning Momentobo Con
Lake Managua) was bombarded by a
gunboat after the police had been call
ed upon 10 surrender. Ten shells were
thrown into the town and firing ceased.
when the inhabitants fed in terror. The
loss OF rebels and the amount OF dam
age done Is not known. Momentobo
had declared in favor of General Ortiz,
the leader of the insurrection. Rein
forcements OF men. arms. and ammuni-
tion have arrived from Grenada and a
second column was sent 10 the front
during the day. The success OF the gov
ernment troops up 10 the present has
had the effect Of making the presi-
dents supporters very confident OF ui-
timately suppressing the rebellion.
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Washington. Feb. ga special meet
Ing OF the senate committee on foreign
relations was held to-day for the pur-
pose OF considering the form in which
the Cuban question should be finally
disposed OF. After a thorough discus
sion IL was decided to adhere 10 the
committees resolution for the recogni-
tion of belligerency and amend IL by
adding Senator Cameron's substitute
requesting the president 70 exercise his
friendly offices with Spain 10 secure the
independence Of Cuba. The house reso-
lutions were discussed upon the sug-
gestion IL would be advisable 70 accept
them as a substitute for the declara-
tion. but the plan was discarded as in
advisable
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
TERRILL HANDICAPPED.
The Press, Congress and Missionaries Are
Injuring His Efforts, He Says

The Press, Congress and Missionaries Are
Injuring His Efforts, He Says
Fort Worth, Texas, Feb. 2s.-Under
February date, United States Minister
Terrill writes from Constantinople to
his brother. Hon. ]. c. Terrill OF this
city as follows: England has played
her cards badly; all the massacres could
have been avoided had her policy been
different. Besides this, the American
press and American congress-, In abus-
Ing the sultan and porte. will destroy
my influence here. And then the poor
missionaries whom / have protected
from the Black and Caspian seas, are
writing back home abusing the sultan
and porte, and their friends in the
United States have the letters publish
ed and the papers containing them are
sent to the government here immediate
ly. How can any longer protect such
people? If the Russian alliance is form
ed then the worst will soon be at hand
i think will be able to start for home
In April, and when 1 see you will tell
you more"
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YE SHANG YOT.
He Bss Two Certificates, but Il Flat
Broke and Distressed.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Feb. 2S-Ye Shang Yot, a Big
Timber Chindman. was to-day brought
before Judge Knowles to answer TO the
charge of being unlawfully within the
United States, In violation of the law
passed two years ago. He produced two
registration certificates. and although
they differed somewhat in description,
IL was proved to the satisfaction of the
court that the Chinaman had come by
them honestly and that he had secured
two certificates instead of one. thinking
they would make him doubly secure
When dismissed he said he did not have
a cent and wanted the government to
pay his way back. He will have to
walk or borrow enough from heather
friends to pay his fare home.
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Dunrav,n.s childish ob.t,nacy.

London, Feb. 2s.-Lord Dunraven to-
day was gazetted Lord Lieutenant of
Limerick. st. James Gazette says.
THE New York Yacht club very prop
erly expelled Lord Dunraven and we
now only regret the credit OF British
sportsmanship was ever identified with
a man who can behave so badly. His
charges were improbable and his refus-
al TO accept the decision OF the COM
mittee was a sheer piece of childish OBJ
stinacv"
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a RINK COLLAPSES.
More Than Forty People Injured, and at
Least Six Fs'aily.

Fall River. Mass. Feb. 2s.-A terrible
accident occurred in the roller polo
rink here tonight, where 1000 people
had gathered to see the Fall River and
New Bedford bands play. The CALLER
les were crowded. when. suddenly. the
east side of the rink fell. More than 40
men and boys were injured and at least
six are fatally hurt.
The most seriously injured are: Cor
nelius Sullivan. John May. Nelson May
nard, Mark Hogarth, Alfred Line. Jo-
seph Lewis. George Cusick. John Has
sey. Thomas Schoneld. Alfred Martin.
Sebastian Bigby, Richard Powers,
Frederick Falk. Michael O'Halloran.
Charles Cash and Thomas Sullivan.
The accident was caused by a rush Of
people in the galleries 10 one point near
the center TO see the outcoming OF a
scramble on the surface between the
opposing players
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Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 2s.-The senate
rial vote to-day: Hunter. 81; Black
burn, 81; Carlisle. 8: McCreary, Q;
Langley. 2; Holt, 1; Evans. 1: Lewis.
/; Bate. /. The five democrats who
have been voting against blackburn
divided their votes. three voting for
Carlisle and two for McCreary.
Frankfort. KY, Feb. 2S-The two
leaders bolted DIR. Hunter to-day be-
cause IL was stated that he had signed
an agreement TO support free silver.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29

New York, Feb. 2s-At meeting OF
members OF the Central Labor union.
held at Cooper Union tonight. strong
resolutions were adopting condemning
the proposed expenditure OF $4,000. 900
for coast defenses and many millions
more for increased navy. Henry
George. John McLuckie OF Homestead.
and Henry b. Salisbury were among
the snealxera