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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-20
BATTLE OF NIIOUNA PASS
Great Waller Dl'PlayOd by tho TrOsP' Of
Bath AFRAleS.

Great VAIor DIaPIayOd by the TrOopS Of
BSth ATWlsS'
Copyright. 1871. by tho Associated Press')
Headquarters Of the Turkish army in
Macedonia, EL4AssoNA. April IS, y.
m. Delayed in tranSmisslon.) )-ASter a
most fatlguIng day with the headquar-
tsrs stan In the Milouna Pass, the cores
pondent of the Associated Press returned
mere. The battle resulted In giving the
Turks possession OF Niluun0 Pass, and
was waEcd With admirable courage and
determination on both sides. Tho whole
pass rang with the roar OF artillery and
the rattle OF nuEketrY. Il was, however,
around the two Greek block houses that
tho most furious conflict occurred. They
were defended with the utmost valOT
and tenacity. The correspondent was
greatly struck with the coolnesS and dis
ICpllne OF the Turks.
In the midst OF the hottest fighting.
four Turkish soldiers advancing In sklr-
mishlng order under a deadly IRE, be-
coming detached from the main body.
Nevertheless they continued 20 advance
with perfect self possession amid hail
of bullets. One OF the men was hit and
fell, then the second man was shot and
the third received a bullet wound but
the fourth man calmly continued hrinG
without regard for his personal safety
until the Greeks retired. The most Inn
pOrtant Greek block house, near krlt-
chova, was strongly fortified and defend
ed by eArthworks.
Tho Turks mostly attacked in sklrm-
ishinG order, firing Independently. They
seldom fired YOlieyS.
The sHHnUa TN,hitas tka IA FaFnAnE Vuu I
It's height was exceedingly picturesque.
Edhem PaSha, surrounded by a brilliant
stan, was the center OF striking RrNup
with the constantly going and coming OF
orderlteS carrying reports, instructions,
etc. The ambulance corps was busy Ia
every direction. bringing In the wounded.
whose faces were black with powder and
covered with blood. Edhem PaShA
EraVely followed every phase OF the
lighting through a fleld glass, giving or
ders and receiving reports with imper-
turlble denberateness, Il was noticed
that many OF the reports were scribbled
on scraps OF paper stained with blood.
The officers and men alike were black
with the dust 9f battle and had not slept.
shaved or washed for two days and
nights 1t Is believed that to-morTow'H q
fighting must be decisive. Several addl-
NiOuAl OhIAeAAes VA "a NAAEty NuN SSANs-A
ions OF infantry have arrived.
The hill slopes on the northern side OF
the pass are strewn with Greek dead,
mostly Evzones. splendid men. The
faces OF many Of the dead are as calm as
though asleep.
The town OF Elassona is deserted by It's
inhabitants who have fed northward and
towards Salonica, fearing that the fight
ing between the Turks and Greeks vii
extend 10 this place
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,,,,yr,rbt. 1897, by tho Associated PreSs)
LONDON, April 1s.-T p. MIN spite
:, ma fac, that the hoStIlltIes on tho
r-aek frontier have caused but little
s,,ttsment here, communications have
40, ,p progress all day long between
,Sc forelan office and Rome. France and
A,bens, There IS said to be sharp DIFF
ssrepeo OF opinion between the military
,,wers. Russia, Austria Hungary and
Germany. and the maritime powers,
$50, britain, France and Italy us to
me mos. expeditions and least vio-
r.,t methods Of compelling a cessation
a, bostlities should this result not 6e
r,,ohed by tho exercise OF diplomatic
pressure at Athens and COnstantinople.
M likelihood Is that the force to DO
emDloysd by Europe, II q resort 10
,,rce becomes necessary. would be by
-. az the contingencies OF military in-
,sr,srfion might be more serious than
tba hostlltties now In progress.
II is reported at the foreign otlce
,hot the Communication received hero
to-day from the Marquis of Salisbury.
,tter his interview with Queen Victoria
Il Nice, support the theory that the
british government Is using It's utmost
snsrry 10 persuade both the cOmbntonts
q make a cessation OF the conflict at
he stage which II has now reached.
The situation on the frontier has not.
according 10 the latest adytces, been
,aterEally modified to-day. Both the
rurks and the Greeks are resting from
ne tremendous eXertions of Friday, Sat
nrday and Sunday. The troops OF Ed
bsm Pashn were half dend with fatigue
md hunger when the firing slackened
last nlght Most OF them flung them
Ealyes down where they stood on the
hare ground TO sleep. The Turkish
nander-In-chier prudently decided
% allow his army TO rest to-day.
AS details come in. It becomes more
and more apparent that the fighting in
Mllouna Pass was OF the most stubborn
md savage character. The Turks
fought like devils and the Greeks resist
"a In the spirit OF their ancestors. The
most inexpncable fact In connection
trlsljs,rlIrs sIsiI1s s1Ansn cement Is The COM
pAra,ively small number OF killed. All
~ spectal correspondents agree to this
The Turkish losses at Arta are believed
IA have been very heavy. ON the Greek
si4s there was not HSaa killed.
LATER. s q. m.-GeneTal SnOlenltz, ex.
minister Of war. - In command OF i4.OOO
Srsaks al ReVena. not Tar from Tyrn-
ayos northwest OF L1Tissa. AZ this
y.,fnt Edhem Pasha, closely pressed,
waa nearly taken prisoner. The latest
afvices tonight nte that the Greek
troops are advancing 20 re-occupy their
pesitions at Milouna and at Gritzovaii,
Ia latter OF which, II Is alleged, was
sbanaoned owing to misunderstand-
ipg by the general In command, who IN
terureted as an order TO retreat What
was really intended as an order to ad-
vance.
al Grltzovali. shot himself w oruer 70
avoid fnllinu into the hands OF the
Turks The Greeks report that the
Turks lost 1000 killed and wounded al
PeyenI but this estimate Is probably
excessive. The Greek engineers con-
struciad n bridge at PachySkalos to en- :
able their troops to cross the river. II IS
stated that the Turkish forces attack
Ing ReveaI numbered more than ten
thousand men.
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1rn1An INTERPRETATION B111
Pa,Sss the senate with slight ChAnCeS-I
Caucus hat No Agreement.

=
Caucus hat No Agreement.
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The SEN
ate passed the Indian appropriation bin
to-day. Il Is substantially the same as
It passed the house, and can occasion
little division save on the amendment
opening the UncOmpahEre Indian reser-
walton.
Resolutions OF inquiry were agreed to.
asking the secretary OF state as to the
operation OF the reciprocity treaties
made under the Mckinley act.
Mr. Vest introduced his resolution. de-
clarIpg illegal the recent order OF the
secretary OF the treasury relative to im-
ports. arriving after April !. The sena-
tor gave notice OF pressing the resolu-
ton tomorrow and 1t may AFFORD an
other test on the tarif.
After the executive session the senate
adjourned as a mark of respect 70 Hep
resentative MtliEkeEl, deceased.
The Republican senators were IN eau.
Gus nearly two hours and adjourned
when the senate met without reaching
any agreement. The cUtire time was
consumed in discussion OF committee
organization with Incidental mention OF
the tariff.
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FRANKFORT, KY. April 1s.-Ths
Republican members say that Or.
Hunter will withdraw II he 10 allowed
10 do so Of tlsownaccorda and withoutthS
Intervention of caucus. They believe
that as soon as lie does this he will
throw his strength to State Senator De-
boo, ex-Congressman GeorEe n. Thorn
as, or some other friend, while the OPP
position will unite on ex-chlef Justice
Holt. His friends have not given up
all hope OF Hunters election. To-mor-
row they are preparing to lend Martin
two gold Democrats and two or three
Republican votes in order to start
stampede and mixture. in which they
hope he can win.
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NOPPORTUNE TINE
ChOson by the Greeks for Their CoAilIe
with TnEtGay.

Chosen by the Greeks for Their CoAflIe
with TnEfEsy.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Sex
Minister to Greece. snowdea, stated to-
day, that he had .resently received the
following reply to = message sent TO
King George approving the attitude as
suned by that monarch: Hearty
thanks for your approval Precious to
me. Have six powers against u.s.
George"
Continuing, Mr.. Snowden said: There
never was so III an opportunity as the
present for Greece &c have conflict
with Turkey. Up 20 two or three years
ago, an advance OF the Greek army in-
10 ThessaIy would have meant gem
eral uprising OF Roumania, Bulgaria..
SerVIn and Macedonia and the over
powerlng OF the Turks. for Roumania
alone has u larger and better equipped
army than the sultan.
Now, however. the aituatlon Is very
different. Roumania has practically
established an allegiance to Germany
by having a HohenZollern upon her
throne; Bulgaria has almost become a
Russian province and Servta'S King u
the son OF laughter OF a Russian coll
onel so that, unless the peoples OF these
countries act contrary to the influence
OF their leaders there 10 not likely to be
any combination against Turkey.
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PARIS, April 1o.--At a cabinet meet
ing held this morning, 1t was decided
not TO modify the policy or non-inter-
ventlon OF Greece-T Turkish affairs pre-
VlousIy adopted bv France.
At the request Of the Greek mlnssteT
NJ Constantinople, Prince Naurocnrda'
TO, the French embassy there has been
authorized to take under ita protection
the Greek Catholics In Turkey
At the close Of the cabinet meeting,
NJ Hln0tauN. the minister OF foreign
aifairs received the Greek minister to
France, M pelyannls
In his interview to-day with NJ, Han
ntnuN, the Greek minister read "a the
French minister for foreign affairs. a
note from Greece TO the powers regard
ing the GrAcuo-Turkish conflict
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Special Dlspstch to the Intclligcncer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April l9,--
Governor AtklnJon to-day appointed
Leroy Shaw OF Preston county, II. r.
Howard, of Mason, and ]. NJ, Hayden OF
Lewis, as members OF the board Of dreo-
tors OF the Spencer asylum, to MI vacan-
Ctes caused by the expiration OF the terms
ut the late Judge John a Dlllc, and A. b..
Wells aud William Il, Lively. The new
board recently appointed VIII assume
theie duties on June 1st and tho appoin-
tees above named were then appointed,
The commission TO locate the site for the
new building for the homo for incurables
viii meet May s5 to consider PROPOSITIONS
that may Ia the meantime hc offered
from cities and towing that desire the To-
cation OF tho home az such respective
.nllpNV
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NATcHEz, Miss. April l9.-The frSt
break on the Cuncordia parish occurred
on Sunday morning last, when the Glass
cook levee gave way. This levee Is loca-
ted about tRenty-elght miles below
Natchez aud Is near the lower end Of the
levee System OF the parish. 1t will entail
u vast amUunt OF suffering to the people
Of the netghborhood and relief viii have
to be extended to them. This leVee was
twelve feet In height and when the Gre
vase occurred the water on the front
was between ten and eleven feet high
against It and four feet on the back,
while the fall OF the water running
through It Is from six to seven feet, To
night the crevaSse Is reported to be from
500 TO 1000 fees wide and still caving.
This city Is fast filling up with flood ref
uEees and every effort will be made "a
rnFA fhF Them
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OFFICIAL RECOGNITION
ora state OGwGr will b. withheld Until
Turkey STaksS = Declaration.

ora state OF Gwar will b. withheld Until
Turkey STaksS = Declaration.
WASHINGTON, April i2-The Turk
ish minister, Mouskapha Bey, has COM
ruunicnted with Secretary Sherman on
the status OF the T1rSo-Grecian conflict
He officially informed the American sec:
retAry OF State OF the termlpaton OF
Diplomatic relations between Turkey anu
Greece and OF the attitude OF oftense
which Turkey had been compelled tn take
BY reason Of the aggressive course OF
Greece It was expressly made known.
however. that no declaration OF war had
been issued.
Until this official step is taken the hos
TITLES along the frontier are regarded IN
the light Of preliminary movements. DE-
signed to secure strategic position, but
not constituting war az contemplated by
a formal declaration az war Until This
declaration Is made The United states
government is not likely to give official
recognition to the existing state OF anairH
by an announcement OF neutrality or
such other step as the authorities may
regard as necessary TO safeguard Amerl'
can interests.
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ST PETERSBURG, April l9.-Re-
ferring to the formation OF an alliance
between Bulgaria, servln and Montene-
rro. II is stated officially to-day that
the league being formed Is not only for
The protection Of the governments
named against Turkey and Austria, but
against PAN Hellenic aspirations in tho
Balkan peninsula. Therefore, II is
added, Greece ts unable TO count upon
any support in tho present conflict from
the countries indicated; and, moreover,
their respective ministers have posi-
tiyciy assured Russia that their gov-
crnments will maintain strict ncutraiI-
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ANOTHER CAUCUS
NAV RrlnE Order Out Of ChhoS In ths
KsntuoLy Senatorial COntsSt.

NAV RrlnR Order Out Of Chaos In the
KsntnoEy Senatorial Contest.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April ia spec
lal to the Evening Post from Frankfort
says:
1t was given ont at the Hunter head
quarters this morning, apparently by
authority, though not by DR.. Hunter
himself that he would withdraw after
the ballot tomorrow and the Senator
Jones, chairman Of the Republican eau
Gus, would call new caucus for either
tomorrow night or Wednesday morn
ing.
When asked II he would withdraw.
DR.. Hunter replied evas'vely, and those
Republicans who have had lightning
rods up all during the session are doing
some tall hustlinE.
The nominee Of the new caucus WILL
of course, be dictated by Hunter. ThiG
lets out all thought of Colonel St John
BOYLE. for whom the boiling RepUbli-
cans have been voting. II was rumored
this morning that the Hunter people
had not decided upon whom they would
combine, but that It would likely be
Judge Holt or Senator w. ]. Dsboe Of
Marion.
There was but little interest in the
fof1t session OF the General Assembly
at noon to-day According to an agrees
ment entered into by the steering COM
mittees OF the parties but one ballot
was cast for each candidate, after
which perfunctOry duty the Joint ses-
sion adjourned.
Governor Bradley this morning
amended his call for the extra session
70 that the general assembly might re-
lleve the suffering caused by the flood
In counties of Hickman and Fulton, IN
the southeastern part OF the state.
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shouted at frequent Intervals during the
reading Of accounts OF Grectan triumphs.
Not u single Greek seemed TO have the
least doubt that the TuTltlsh forcea would
be speedily routed BY land and sea.
The enthusiasm amongst the Greeks
here haa been brought TO II head by the
commencement OF hOStllIties una active
preparations are on foot 70 send REIN
forcements from the United States to aid
the cause Of Greece. II is expected that
a large contingent Of Greeks will leave
this week for Athens,
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MONTREAL, April l9,-,Joseph B.
Kelly. accused Of the murder Of Joseph
A. suekney. cashier OF the Great Falls
National Bank, Somersworth, NJ H.,
was captured here to-night, by Detcc-
dives Campeau and o,keete. IN house
Of ill-repNtc, and. Ss,IOO was found ia
his clothing. on being questioned he de-
clined ia say ANYTHING about the mur-
der, except that hc had an aceempitce.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 1S.--Another
bTenk In the leVee on the Louisiana side
IS reported from a point twenty miles
below Natchez, Miss. The details at
this writing are meagre and the extent
of the break cannot be learned. The sit
nation at Blggs, where the wGter Is
rushing through the crevaSse in tor
rents, is growing worse. Madison par
i,h IS fast becoming inundated and the
water viii extend 70 other parishes de-
stroylng thousands OF acres OF newly
planted crops.
VIcksburg, Natchez and other river
points are crowded with refugees and
everything possible Is being done to al
Ieylate the suffering OF the poorer class
es. Calls for aid have been sent out
from sections OF the overhowed Mlssis-
slppI delta and while the waters are
slowly recedInE, the suffering and des-
titutiOn increases. The situation
throughout the delta Tonight ~ about
the SAME as on yesterday,
AZ Memphis the river Is Slowly Lail-
fng and AZ Cairo q decided fall IS re-
ported. The Memphis relief committee
has issued the following: -,
The executive committee OF the ilo2u
sufferers relief committee. or Memphis,
nSter returning thanks 10 y generous
publlc at home and abroad for liberal
contributions, beg to state that owing
20 the action OF the general govern
ment the calls on the Memphis relieI
committee have been so reduced. IN the
iudgmcnt OF the executive committee
tho funds now on hand will In all prob
ability be sufficient for needs, and con-
frIbufion 20 the Memphis relief commit
toe should cease. II any future emer-
gency should arise, tho public VIII De
advised. .o,,.t,-
lee' .r, 6 pRnrfnErT. Chairman"
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Special Dispatch TO the ntelllgenccr
sTEURENVlLLE, Ohio April l9--
Tho frame residence of Homer Brown
near New Cumberland was destroyed
bv Are to-day, with most of it's con-
tents. Loss four thousand dollars,
partly insured,
The rcsidence Of John Ramsey, near
wlntehsyille, was destroyed by fire this
evening Loss two thousand dollars,
partly insured.
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BRYAN Az PRANKEoRT
Delivers Free silver Grafton to Large
Audience.

UtTIVCTI . ETNU OIINNI WINE1UH W I -
Audience.
FRANKFORT, KY, April l9.-The
speech of Hon VIM. J. Bryan, to the
legislature here this afternoon, was de-
llvered to a remarkable crowd of 1900
people. The speech was u masterpiece
OF oratory. He left tonight via Louis
vile and st, Louis for his home. He
is stili suffering form the effects OF the
fall in Florldn, and is n mass OF band
ages.
on the stage was Governor Bradley.
who was introduced to Mr.. Bryan by
Senator Blackburn nmld cheering Of
the crowd
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SALoNIcA, Aprh ia Turkish tor
nedo boat has sunk the Greek steamer
Athens In the gulf Of Salonlca, ON board
we're insurgents and members Of various
secret societies. 4 general panic pre-
yaiis here. An vessels are prohibited
from leaving the gulf Tho Turks have
seized the Greek steamer Kephnlclon
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PREYESA FALLS.
The Greek Fleet DemOIlshes the
FortlflsatiOns and
THE GREEK REGULARS INVEST
The Town-DssultOry Fighting All
Along the Frontier.
PASS IS CAPTURED

n, ,h. Turks-ThoTFoops OSBOth AFuisa
p.,plAysd Great CourugO, ThOaEh the
rurk, seem 10 Have thO Deter Dl'Sl-
pl.ns-Groslan Hopes ofG Balkan up
,l,lnr are DlSeouraEOd FrOm Several
s.urs.,-Tho Aetion ortho Powers Di'-
,.,,.A-Llttlo change In the Fisla H''-
,,rday.
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vICKsBURG. Miss, April 1S.-aGid-
nlght.-Major j. II. Willard has Just re
ceived dispatch from Coon's Landing,
La, asking him to send all skim OBJ
taInable by first steamer, as people ara
drowning and cannot be reached exc
cent by skins.
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HARRISBURG. Pa. April IA
Governor Hastings denies that Gentry
the murderer Of AIadge Yorke, has been
reprleved. The board OF pardons has
not yet reached Gentry'S case and Will
not until late this afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, April 19.-Represen-
tatlve Holman. of Indiana who is suf-
ferIug from serious complication
following a fall from u street car, Is
better to-day, but still in a dangerous
condition
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HUNTERS ACTION
May Result in the Election Of Z
Republican Senator and
END THE KENTUCKY MIDDLE.

some L.adirS are AElthting thO Quastlon
Ofa New Cauous-It Is said by Others
That Hantsr will Withdraw and
Throw Hts Strength to One Of Hia
Frisud.-A Change will be Made IN To.
dSy'A Vots.
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mand OF Gen. MlnopouloS Is hurrylng
TO reinforce Gen. Mastrophas.

CONsTANTINoPLE. Aprll iV.--The
Turkish authorities at PrevesR have
proclaimed the gulf Uf Artu closed 10
all but Turkish 1hipn,
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ANOTHER BREAK
Reported In the Southern Missis'
slppl Valley Levees.
SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS

BsCOminE Grave, bat Great ERortS are
Being MADE % Prevent orovASSs-ThO
Proposition to Cat LsVss In s'If-De-
nnSa MootO with ThrsatSnlnE Reply.
AsllEht RsOs,uiOn at NEsmPhlS-AmPIO
RslIsfFundS secured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-13
'RAH! 'RAH! RED!
MyrtlGS Win Both Champion
ship Races.
WONDERFUL SPURT OF SENIORS
Over 1900 People Go to
Pearl Harbor.
Gay Scene on Land and Water.
Full Account of Days
Events and Notes.

The Myrtles are jubilant, for in the
championship races at Pearl Harbor
Saturday afternoon it will go down in
the boating history of Hawaii that her
crews won in both the junior and Sc
nior races and secured for the hard
and conscientious work done, those
fine trophy cups in the Pacific Hard
ware Company that all concerned in
Saturdays events have feasted their
eyes upon for many days. Red was the
winning color.
There were no clouds in the sky
when the sun rose Saturday morning
and the only thing that seemed to come
in as an element unfavorable to the
races between the Junior and senior
crews of the Healani, Leilani and Myr-
tie Boat Clubs at Pearl Harbor was
the brisk wind stirring. Telephone
messages from the Peninsula were to
the effect that everything was in most
favorable condition for the races and
that, on the day previous and Satur-
day morning, many pleasure seekers
had arrived and were making great
preparations for themselves and ex-
pected friends.
At 1:45 p. m. the first train of the
lovers of aquatic sports started from
town and, upon arrival at the PENN
sula distributed themselves around in
the different houses. 1t was upon this
train, also, that the Healani, Leilani
and Myrtle delegations with their
much thought-of crews went down
Each found separate place and talked
over among themselves the prospects
of the outcome In the Myrtle delega-
tion Arthur Wilder, with his broad
crowned hat for needed ventilation,
was the jolly joker, while Charlie Gray
jollied up the wearers of the blue and
white. Upon arrival at the Peninsula
they retired to their respective quar-
ters.
The harbOr was a very pretty sight.
Yachts in all directions, sailing up and
down in a good breeze, row boats with
ladies wearing the colors of their re-
spective favorites, pretty faces peering
around for the first signs of the start
and a bright sun shining down over the
whole, combined to make a picture
worthy the brush of an artist
The Healanis had their regular boat
shed near the o. r. & l.. pier, the
Myrtles were stationed at John
Schwank's and the Leilanis were far
down at J. F. Colburn's place Each