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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

Presented 70 A.P. MI Camp-The Mntoaca
Cotton Wide TO Resnmc

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept Especial. 49,
Mr. j. ID. Sublett. proprietor Of the sher-
Icy Hotel presented n picture Of General
9. I. Beauregard, handsomely framed. TO
n. L. iii Camp tonight In presenting
the picture Mr.. Sublctt said:
MIR. Commander and brother veterans
OF \. i. Hill Camp 1t gives me unallOyed
pleasure 70 present this evening 10 our
camp a steel engraving Of the hero Of the
first battle of Manassas General G. r.
Beauregard. whom we AN remember. and
with whom / served for one year as spe-
cial courier This picture has been sent
us. at my request. by his son. Mr.. Rena Il.
Beauregard. Of St Bernard parish, La.
! trust this beautiful engraving will be
given a place OF honor on the walls of
this camp beside those Of our dearly
beloved Lee, Jackson. Stewart and others
OF word-renOwned fame"
The presentation address was made by
General Cullen A. Battle. General Bat
tie also presented the camp with General
Lees farewell address TO the Army OF
Northern Virginia done in pen work. a
gift 20 the camp. from Mrs. j. NJ White
hurst. Of Petersburg. The gift was re-
ceived on the part Of the camp by General
Stith Boiling.
A committee consisting Of General Bat
tie General Boiling, and Mr. j. ID. Sub
lett was appointed 10 prepare suitable
resolutions of thanks 10 be sent 10 Mr..
Rena r. Beauregard and Mrs Whitchurst
for their gifts.
After the presentation Of the two above
mentioned gifts Adiutant Carter X.
Bishop read before the camp Or. Nc
Cures address on THE Life Of General
Stonewall Jackson" recently delivered M
Lexington. Va.
Mr.. John j. Nclms. the local champion
Wheelman left here this morning Tor
Washington TO take part IN the cycle
races there on next Monday. Neims Is a
dno whcelman. and in the meet held
here recently he was second 10 Schade
in an the races.
The MatOaca cotton factory. which mas
been closed for some time Will resume
operations next week. This factory. when
running or full time. gives employment
10 about two hundred operatives.
FIR George 4. Thompson. whose death
was announced I'm these dispatches TINS
morning carried a life insurance OF aboui
10000.
Mrs. Archer williams. aged about eighty
wears. died az her home, IN Dinwiddie
county,. yesterday. She was one OF the
Oldest residents OF the county.
Ex-Governor William L. Cameron left
here to-day for New York.
The Petersburg Grays and a. j. Hill
Rifles will probably take part I'm the com
netitive drill al Norfolk next month.
Mr. Algie Walden. Of FOrd's Depot, Din
xvIddie county. who was stricken with
naralvsis a few days ago. Is now able 10
The Raptists OF Dnwiddie will hold a
meeting an the county courthouse on
he third Sunday in this month 10 TAKE
stems looking TO the building OF ehurch
Al that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
THEALASKAN BOUNDARY
COPERSMENT OFFfCfdLs DO NOT
ANTICIPATE TROUBLE,
General Duf!oId Says the Ogelvie Line 10
Substantially Correct, and VIII In
all Probability he Accepted.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. Sept. a
a letter just received from John U. Smith.
United States Commissioner at Dyea and
skaguay. intimates that Government Off
oials now on their way 10 the upper
Yukon may by their official acts bring on
serious International complications with
the Dominion Government He says:
1t Is announced here By a deputy
United States marshal that the United
States Government Is TO make a claim
10 large portion OF the Yukon gold fields.
which have heretofore been supposed TO
be IN British territoroy and that the
territory which Is claimed as being within
Alaska includes Damon City. The basis
Of the claim Is in the fact that the boun-
dairy line has never been determined. and
the United states are claiming the terri
tory until the surveys have been made
and large portion OF the gold district
within Alaska
NO TROUBLE EXPECTED.
WASHINGTON Sept. 2.-General DUFF
field Superintendent Of the Coast and
GeOdotic survey, who has been promi-
ncntly identified In determining the line
between Alaska and the British North
west territory IS not Impressed with the
probability Of trouble between this Gov
eminent and Great Britain over the loca-
ton Of the KlOndike gold fields.
1T Is true" he said. when shown the
dispatch from Port Townsend. that the
location Of the line between the two cOun-
tries has not vet been formally accepted,
but the location has been very definitely
determined. The list meridian was
designated as the boundary between Rus
STA and Great Britain. and nothing re-
NAMED after our acceptance Of that I'M
Outstanding but TO locate the meridian.
The location was made on the north az
Porcuplne river by our surveyors, ana IN
the vicinity Of the Yukon
SUBSTANTIALLY CORRECT..
1--WE found that when Ogelvle's INC
crossed forty-mile creek IL was. - p. 100
of "a second or six feet and nine inches
too far east. and when II crossed me
Yukon II was II seconds. or SIX ana one
eighth feet too far west. Thus II may ne
seen that the line as located BY OgelDie
IS euhstantially correct. There is no pos
eihiIitv of an error. the correction OF
which could place tho new gc!d region IN
American territory. ,, -,.,. &C.
Al the nearest point Dawson Cliy Is
0ftv miles from the Ogclvie line. III me
treaty now before the Senate, proViullls
for living the boundary Is ratihed a com ON
mission VIII he appointed to perioLIi, III. ,hs
dutv. II is more than probable 'hd' '"e
Ogclvie survey will he accepted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
ENDORsB THE NEU 'PHONE.
The Retail Grocers' Association to Use IL
Exc usiyely.

The Retail Grocers' Association TO Use III
Exclusively.
There was a meeting of the Ketail Gro
cors' Association. held at Lee Camp Ham,
last night to transact routine business
and other matters that might come before
the organization a number Of questions
of interest to the members were discuss
ed and Messrs J. Garland Pollard ana
Robert Lecky. Jr.. appeared before the
association. and made a statement ana
request on behalf Of the Young Mems
Business Association.
They asked that the association endorse
the resolutions recently passed by the
Young Mems Business Association, call
ing upon the citizens TO patronize the
Richmond Telephone Company's phones
exclusively as being the only company IN
the city having a franchise and paying
taxes. and 10 abolish the use Of the Bell
phone.
Messrs. Pollard and Lecky were given
an attentive hearing. and the Grocers
Association endorsed the resolutions
unanimously. and agreed to take the
BELL phones out Of their places Of busi-
ness and stop using them as soon as the
Richmond Telephone Company establish
ed connections IN the suburbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
yEWPORr NEWS REPUBLICANS
They Endorse Col, Lamb and Roast the
Bowden-Brady-A liam FACTION

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, September o.
Special.-The Newport News Republican
cub last night endorsed the course OF
Colonel Wiinam Lamb, also denouncing
the action OF the State Committee IL re-
fusing 10 call State convention. 1ne
meeting was largely attended and was
presided over by President Beverly Stuart.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas the Republican State Com
mittee OF Virginia has seen fit 10 violate
the party laws by refusing to cali con-
vention 10 nominate a State ticket To be
voted for at the November election, ana
whereas they have been guilty OF revolu-
tionary action I'm attempting 10 GUST
Colonel William Lamb from the chairman
ship Of the party be IL
Resolved. That we condemn the cow
ardly action Of said committee in surren-
dering to the enemy OF our party, when
We were never in better shape to make a
fight and charge that said committee has
been gotten control of by the Bowden-
Brady-Allan combination, set Of office
seekers and office brokers. under the false
pretence that they had been promised the
control Of the Federal patronage in the
state before the election OF President Nc
Kinley
Resolved, That we will never recog-
nize Mr. Park Agnew as chairman OF our
party unless he is elected as such by a
regular Republican convention as Colonel
Lamb was
Resolved. That we believe that the
true cause Of said committees not calling
convention was that they knew that rs
transactions had been unsavory and dis
honest, and 1t was afraid Of an investiga.
ton by n State convention
Resolved. That It IS our hope that
such men as Colonel Lamb. General walk
er' host, Wise, Judge Lewis. Llbbey. Mar
tin and others will come forward and call
convention and put ticket in the neld
10 be voted for I'm November"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

Editor OF The Time:
SIr.-OWing to the low price Of wheat
that prevailed for number Of years past
before the recent rise farmers have given
but little attention 10 the growing ana
Improvement OF new varieties Of wheat IN
the last few years.
have tested over forty different yari-
ties OF winter wheat and ind the larry
Surprise the best variety for general cul-
tivation 1t was first introduced In ms
country from California and r. undouoteh-
lv tho greatest yielding variety In eX-
fstence. A ten-acre feld this season
Welded i65 bushels and forty pounds.
II is bold variety. The heads are long
and welI-fled. the straw is short ana
stiff and stands up Ike a wall against
storms the grains are very plump ana
Is OF excellent milling variety.
IL has never shown any rust or mas
never suffered the ravages OF insects. l
am very anxious TO have this wheat tested
IN all the Southern states ana VIII seud
any Of the readers OF The Times a trial
CARL b. CLINE.
Columbus. o.. August p. 1877
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
RICHMOND sPITFIRE WHEELnEN.
Unique Invitation ISSUED to Bic els
People.

Unique Invitation Issued to BIC cls
People.
The following is a rather unique invi-
tation which has been sent out to many
bicycle people and others in the city:
First annual outing. Richmond's spi"
fire wheel Association. (Carlmont, Cary
street Road Tuesday September th'
1880. Sis T. NJ.
You are hereby respectfully invited ~
attend above outing-a compliment or ths
gents 10 the ladies. Those having pneu'
matte means OF transportation viii as
semble at $40 east Clay street not later
than 1880 +. NJ. from there 10 pedal 10
the scene Of battle. Those who can't Or
won't wheel will take either car-lne 10
the New Reservoir and get OF az Cary
street Road intersection. whore they
Will be met by q committee with trans
portation. Those coming later than r.
NJ. will have 20 find tho way by them
selves All kinds OF games will be indulg-
ed Message "A IA Wassormclone Will
be given those who wish It. while the old
fashioned face washed with watormillion'
Will be INDUCED In ad libitum' so como
prepared with gossamcrs."
by order Of THE GENTLEMEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
FREDERICKsBURG AFFAIRS.
Streams Drying Up From Drouth-Demos
cratic Conventions.

cratic Conventions.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. September
2.-SpeciaL-Miss Naomi Newton and Mr.
Wallace Bourne, both Of Stafford county
were married a few days ago az lions
Tabernacle, Rev. W. W. owens officiating.
Capt. NJ b. Rowe and Messrs. T.. W.
Smith and 6. w. Shepherd. officers Of the
Rappahannock Valley Fair Society. are
attending the Rockville Nd, Fair to-
day with the view of securing some Of
the attractions I'm the side show and
amusement lire for our Fair here, TO
be held the last week I'm September.
Some OF tho streams I'm the surrounding
counties are drying up. and the mills are
unable 10 run regularly. II has been
quite soasOnable I'm this section until now.
but higher up on the Rappahannock
drought is prevailing.
Mr.. :. II. Beale who has been connect
cd with the city pOstOfiice here since lSH
retired Yesterday and was succeeded by
Mr. Robert Mcdonnell.
Rev. ]. NJ. Little. evangelist. Of Wash
ington. u. @. has been conducting sue
cossful revival at Bethel church II Stat
ford county.
The convention 70 nominate n Demo-
cratic candidate for the Legislature from
Fauouler county, will be held at War
rent0n. September 18th. and the one 70
name the candidates OF the same party
FOR n0ater delegate from Fauquier and
IoudOun counties and for the state Sen
ate for the Eleventh Senatorial District
Will meet at Middlcburg, September lith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
DRICABELL'S MURDERER
HASKINs IOLD ms WIFE THAT HE
INTENDED KILLING MN.
She Told n Citizen Of Her Ii usband's Threat
But Out of Fear of Hankins He Did
Not Tell DIR. Cabeil. whom lie saw

CHATHAM, Va, September Especial
Quite a crowd loafed around the steps
and stood in he porch OF the county
courthouse several hours this morning.
expecting TO sec Edward Hankins. the
murderer OF DR.. John Il. Cabel TnsE
were disappointed. however, as he pre-
ferred to iemain quietly IN his new home
for the present.
lie waived the preliminary hearing ana
will await the action OF the grand jury.
Hankins has employed no counsel ana
It is not known whether or not he VIII
do So Us he Is u man OF httle OF ho
means.
Messrs. George c. Cabell and b. II.
Custer, OF Danville, came over 10 assis'
Commonwealth Attorney billiard III inc
prosecution.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
IL has developed that HauAins told MS
wife the day of the murder that II Capel
came to his house that night ne Wou'u
kill him. Mrs. Hankins told n gentlemai
by the name Of John Marshall, VINO met
d.. Caben in the road about hair an h"u'
before the murder, but told him nothing
of the threat
Commemorative Attorney Dillard stated
that Marshall claims he did not SPEAK
20 Dr. Cabell OF this threat OF liankins
because he was afraid Of Hankins.
THE KENNEDY MYSTERY.
Nothing has been heard from Lexington
Ky, whittier n telegram was sent severa
days ago announcing the discovery or the
dead body Of NJ +. Kennedy, near Greer
Pond church. last Saturday. an account
OF which appeared in Tuesdays Times.
The public schools OF Chatham VIII be-
Gin their sessions on Monday September
18th. The same teachers will I'M the diff
ferent positions at the Chatham Graded
School as last year. except i'm the second
grade. for which place a teacher Will be
elected next Tuesday
Efforts are being made 70 increase tho
number Of buyers on the tobacco market
tho coming season. and II is expected that
more tobacco will he sold during the year
beginning October LIST than has ever been
within tho same period before.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

ing Loan and Trust Company 20 James
r. Sheppard 121-2 feet on east side Or
Harrison street y ID feet south OF Boyd
500
Same IN same. q feet on north side OF
G0ddln street. sl235.
same 10 lanes ID. Carneal s. feet on
IN foot aIlev. go feet north Of Leigh street,
and 100 feet west Of oak street. sl25.
Same to same 70 1-2 feet on Harrison
street southeast corner Boyd. $3.50.
e NJ. Smithdeal and wife 10 Mrs. Jane
T. HenninV. % - feet on cast side or
Tenth street. q1 % feet from clay. $500.
Henrico. r. f. Eimorc's trustee. 70 Su-
sie r.. White. PIP acres about Z miles
North NJ Pichmond. near r. f. and p.
railroad. 20 525
George W. Rich. and wife. 70 Harrl son
Rich. & acres about 4 or miles east OF
Richmond s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
BROWN CAPTURE MONEY
Distributed by the Police Board--Patro
,nou Ha.eiected.

DlrliibuAtu ~ Ah' Ni'''
men Ee-eiected.
The Police Board met in the office OF
chief of Police Howard at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Mayor Taylor pre-
sided. and all the members were present,
except Mr.. Laube
After the transaction OF routine busi-
ness the board proceeded TO divide the
$50 reward offered by the authorities OF
West Virginia for the capture OF Erwin
Brown. the murderer Of Emanuel Crull,
who broke out OF jail at Harrisville, IN
that state.
After due consideration the board de-
cided TO divide the sum as follows: Ser
geant Whitlock. SIS; Policeman Lampkin.
SO. Policeman Hulcher. s.; Mr.. Streeter'
SIS. and Mr. Newman s..
The board then went into the election
of patrolmcn 10 serve for a term OF three
years. from October 1st next, with the
following result:
First District-Messrs. G. J. Folkes, j.
II. Goodman, c. H. Hughes. W. G. Kuhn,
Lewis Werner and L. IL. Hulcher.
Second Dstrlct-Messrs. r. B. Austin
J. ]. Lang. and T. II. BEDFORD.
Third Distrct-Messrs. j. III. Hulcher,
T. w. jenkins. ]. +. Marin. NJ ]. Dugan,
]. NJ. sale, r. L. Shoemaker, and W. J..
WaGdil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03

details for the big Democratic ratihca-
ton meeting, to be held this month, was
expected to make report, but the
secretary OF the committee. Mr.. o. A.
Hawkins, was absent, and Mr.. Clyde w
Saunders reported that the committee had
not yet completed its work. and 1t was
decided to have another meeting TO re-
ceive the report.
Letters were received from Major j..
Hoge Tyler and Hon. Edward Echols,
stating that they would take pleasure in
attending the meeting. Nothing as yet
has been heard from Hon. A. ]. Mon
tague. candidate for Attorney-General. as
10 whether or not he will attend the
meeting. but It is presumed he will be
present.
After the transaction OF some routine
business. and an informal discussion of
the ratification meeting to be held, the
gathering adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
dGNEW TALKS.
He Makes Light of Col. Lambs Can Tor
Convention.

LYNCHBURG. VA, september 2-spe-
.iaI park Agnew. collector for the
Western District Of Virginia and Ch l;,i.-
man Of the Republican s,Ste r. SGm nm an.
ronncement Of Colonel Lambs action IN
calling convention and that 70 FAR as
he could see that there WAS not me
slightest detection among those whom the
committee had counted on Tor support
none OF the committee nor their
friends have ANYTHING whatever 20 do
with the convention. lie did not know
what support Colonel Lamb would re-
ceive from the rank and file OF the party
nor could he conjecture what would De
the attendance. go,
AS 10 the convention Mr.. Agnew did
not seem 10 regard the movement as OF
very serious character.
A charter was granted here to-day 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
MARIE JANSEN.
The comedy Queen to Appear Tonight In
the Nrncv Hanks ~ the Academy.

The comedy Queen 10 Appear Tonight In
the Nrncv Hanks ~ the Academy.
Among stage condolences OF fetching
personal charms and OF talented and far
reaching popularity none have won more
favor from theatre-gOers throughout
America and England. as well as Marie
Jansen. She has many fasclnauonsi her
figure is perfect, her face beautiful IN us
piquant eXpressivencss ana her intelll-
eence OF that keen. brilliant and magnetic
energy imperative IN wit and the rolllck-
ing drive OF real comedy.
She stepped from comic opera in Amer
lea to legitimate comedy In England with
~ screnest tenure OF attained ana prom
ised laurels. She became at once the
English fashion tlst as she mad been the
American, and her return 10 thls country
proved an instantaneous resumption or
triumphs I'm the realm OF light opera.
Her more recent appearances have been
I'm the field Of comedy. She produced
"Delmonico's at Six" with an unusual de-
gree Of success, but 10 Jansen chdrlllns
personality and Vivacity OF manner must
be accredited the delightful character OF
the success which the author sketched
but vaguely.
This season she comes in another new
play. Frank TannehilL Jr comedy sue
cess. "The Nancy Hanks Unlike most
comedies. "rhc Nancy Hanks has a
plot which IS never disregarded. and the
story is consistent from beginning TO end.
even the songs being introduced ut the
most opportune moments. Frank Tame
htl. Jr.. the author Of the play. will share
the stellar honors with Miss Jansen.
In the role Of actOr-author I'm THE
Nancy Hanks" he will come in for a
double share OF attention for the con-
struction OF his comedy is capital and the
role OF Richard ChandOs which he plays
fits him admirably.
The company supporting Miss Jansen
and Mr.. Tannehil Is an exceptionally
strong one. and includes a number Of ca
pable comedies and handsome women.
The musical features OF the play will in
clude a number Of new songs written ex-
,,ressiv for Mics Jansen among which are
.Willie OF the Yacht" Katy DID, and
others.
The engagement OF the stars IS for to-
night and to-nrorrow matinee and night
performances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Labor Day Excursion Via c. aud u. to the

on Monday. September 9th, the c. and
q. will run an Excursion from Richmond
10 Norfolk via Newport News, and TO Old
Point. 49,, ~.
Round trip rates on Labor Day; Rich
mond 10 Old Point, 81; Richmond 10
Norfolk. via Newport News. 81. Oid
point TO Ocean View. Is cents; Norfolk
TO Virginia Beach. 30 cents
Great sports at Ocean view Nlrsliila
ueacb and Buckroe Beach Ancient Or
der Hibernians sports at ocean view.
Leave Richmond. Sixteenth and Broad
$40 NJ
Returning. leave Virginia Beach +. NJ
Leave Norfolk via c. and o. steamer
Louise s =. NJ Leave Ocean View via
Winoughby Spit 1915 p. NJ. Leave Old
Point $50 +. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
The Town Of Crewe.

cREWE. VA. September 2-Special-
p,rench's steam riding gallery. which has
been i'm operatiOn here for the past two
months was removed to Blackstone this
week
Miss Nora Brown who has beer on
an extended visit TO her aunt. Mrs. W. w.
Hardy. I'm this place. has returned 10 her
home in Petersburg.
Miss Lillian Cruise. OF Petersburg. Va,
Is on a visit to the family Of Mr.. J. W.
Lester here.
Miss clara VI. Davis IS visiting friends
I'm Richmond.
Messrs. w. T.. Newly and r. f. Lockett
are OF on a business trip 10 Baltimore and
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
the BUrCnERs ORGANIZE.
Officers Elected and other Business Trans
acted.

There was meeting Of the butchers OF
Richmond held al the Second Markel iail
ers of tho city were present ami the
meeting lasted \ couple of hours, during
which lime several questions 81 import
ance TO the trade Were discussed IN Tree
and easy mannc-.
After c.srefully considering the matter
an organization Was cifected known as
the Pichmond Butchers pr)tective Assc-
citation. the object IF nc organization be-
ing tie mutual proitcuon ara beh.ht OF
the members OF the association.
The Following officers were chosen:
President. II. c. Heckler: Vice President.
" J. Ueckier: Secretary and Treas lrcr
Samuel l.. Eichel.
Board II Directors. the above and j.
Samuel Brown. \. Fichel. +. Lauterbach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
LABoR.DaY EXCURSION.
Via Chesapeake and Ohio to the Sea
side,

On Monday. September 9Th. the Chesa-
neake and ohio railway VIII run an eN-
cursion from Richmond 10 Norfolk. via
Newport News. and 10 Old Point. ONE
DOLLAR TO EITHER for the round
trip.
In Connection Herewith, special rates
have been arranged IRON norfolk 10 VIZ
e.sris Reach and return. 30 cents, and Old
Point 10 ocean view and return. Is cents.
7 es,e Sixteenth and Broad street station
S.a0 NJ. Great sport at Virginia
Beach, Ocean View and Buck Roe Beach,
Ancient order Hibernians' sports at
Ocean View -
Returning. leave Virginia Beach p. NJ;
Norfolk via Chesapeake and Ohio steam
or Louise p. NJ; Ocean View. via Will
ouchbv Spit. 7:l5 p. NJ, and leave Old
Point $50 =. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Cant Thomas Elicit Returns.

Captian Thomas Elicit secretary oil the
virginia Mechanics Institute, returned
nome yesterday morning, after spending
mis- vacation in and near Norwich Conn.
lie was at his Office yesterday. and VIII
be there daily from now until Septem-
bebr nth TO receive the registration on
old students of the institute which opens
for the season on october lst After me
nth all applicants will be enrolled IN the
order i'm which they apply until the iull
complement Of classes rs made up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-03
Al Rrond.Sfrect Last Night.

The largest crowds % the season have
this week attended the Broad-Street Vau-
deviHe. and the show continues 20 he re-
qoivod with unbounded applause and
iaughter
The balloon ascension last night was
successfully made. Thils feature will be
repeated tonight.