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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-18

A telegram was received Tuesday
morning by Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Leav-
lit announcing the arrival of a baby
boy at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, in Minneapolis. They now
have six grandchildren, three boys
and three girls. Long Prairie Leader.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-18

While in the city last week Mr..
Strait of the Sank Centre House Sc
cured the services of first class cook.
And the patrons of the House can be
assured of excellent meals.
For a perfect fast color, 36 inch per-
Gales at 10c per yard, w. G. Warren
& Co. is the place to buy them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-18
CURT sNs s

We are actually selling GU tainS so cheap
that some people think there is something the
matter with them, but we will allow YOU TO
compare any curtain W. have in the store with
others at a little higher price and you Will see
ours will hold their own.
An elegantpair of Nottingham Lace clrtains
worth 50c for only CSC
Brussels Net curtains from SS.10to Ss.o8
Irish Point lrtajns for sos
A lovely TAR chenille curtains, any color you
wish, for Sz.75
Tapestry draperies, for $3.50
You cut spend time more profitable than
visiting the
NEW CITY STORE.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-18

Call and see our stock for job work.
Farmers should buy an Ow EMS farm
mill, the best in the world, if you
wish to get rid of your cookie ard wild
oats for spring seeding. For sale by
w. S. Dean & Co.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1897-03-18

YOU will L00h no further
1O7aen you once see our line
of thes 6o2H,s orr neI0
stock is COMPRISED OF D5)tt
siI dozen garments, Which
D1nY be larger tn IN lCe ought
to haze bouGht, but q little
price does V0yaders, so you
Just match these 60.
The above is u cashmere,
double texture coat, Which
1Ue are going to sell for So. %
lit is q garment Which other
merchants get 81 so for.
Or we will 9iUe you u fine
cashmere, double texture,
double cape, tnncy lining
n1ucbintOsh with UelUet COL
I0r for So, %
Did you eUer hear Of such
lou prices on DoGch'Int0s7bes
before.
Call anil see the ne1U p5Uit-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
THE SENIOR CLUB OF '97.
NEW ORGdNIzaTiON hM0NG VII
Ian md MdRI Students.
Tho Peninsula Bank Getting in shape 80
Commence Busincss-kev. u. q. fison
Preaching Nith Great Force.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March H.
epccial-The students in the higher
classes Of the College OF William and
Mary have perfected an organization 40
DC known as the senior Club OF o."
uhe requisites for membership arc that
the student shall bo an applicant FOR at
least three diplomas. the \. h. degree. or
che u. Lit. degree. or he shall have ale
ready taken these honors. 1ho club VIII
not exist for this year only. but viii here
after be- "A permanent ana important lace
sof in college me. ...
Al the INST meeting the name senior
Class" was suggested but i'm NlgN oi th,
fact that William and Mary mas tne nuAo'
of being the founder OF thc elective s9a-
tenn lu America. ana stu maintains 'l'"t
system. the title would nave been ms
LEADING. therefore the former name WIS
OrrICERs AND MEMBERS.
The following are the nhnca oi '.
members Tor the present session. - VI.
White. OF Charlotte j. :. licintit Oh
IIamnton : A. NJ ood. Of Floyd. \. J.. g..
Stephenson. OF Scott. n. e.. Hughes, OF
London. r. "a. Tucker, Of panNiiie, D. j..
Cabeu OF Richmond. o. NJ. HH"ul "a
Charlotte. }. ~. tarkcE OF i"i i"'"... 10
j.. X. Warren. of WILLIAMSBURG. me on,
GERS Of the class are. iicsio''''' H. H.
tucker: Secretary J. NJ. White.
Tho club viii give "a celebration "uii".
IN. finals. and as % represents the Dcal
literary talent Of the college ID l7 -
uc,fed that this celebration viii give 10
Tho final exercise that splcmcsa WHO"
,,u,ss with variety. The programme loi
mis- occasion will consist of ah aIdf'
Iv inc president. ar ovation ny H. X.
M.tftn: class prophecy. hN j. o.. f'ih'i'
clos. history A l.. q. Sicpl an-'lf Grass
poem. by j. p. Ctheil ,,.
Al "A meeting oI tine 0lf TOTS az th'
pcnirsll. Bank. held ON the loih M
,t4uf Ia large amount of routine husi-
mss was transacted relative 70 the sdia-
,l,s Il officials. lrildng. furniture, eic.
rho charter Vas drawn up ana pldccu
tn the hands - Judge III. i. warren,
who VIII take 30 before Judge Gunter oi
The Hampton Court. the later part ol
This week. ......,-,,.,..
Revival services were commenced Mon
a. uirhf af The Baptist church. conduct
80 bv Rev Percy g.. Elsom, pastor on
az Monet Memorial church. of DanNlli',
assisted bv Rev. l.. r. Warren. of the
Eopfisf church. and Rev. Mr.. Latham of
fhe Methodist church. All of the dcnomi-
nations have united 10 make THESE meet
inps a success.
Mr. Elsom is a pointed but plain speak
or and has. so far. preached win TENNIS
tffvct.
The church Is the most c0mmodious
in WILLIAMSBURG. but every night 10 ia
filled with eager. anxious hearers. Inc
meeting will continue for ten days or
longer. and good and lasting results are
expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

SALEM VA. March H. Special ..
saicm Choral club. composed OF the pes.
musical talent here. VIII give '"i' '. i
for the benefit of the two orphanaets lh
John Anderson. am aged citizen of Roa-
noke county. while ON his way 10 No"-
,.rfc civ "a Few days ago. was parayzed
0n ONE Side. while sittius in his wagon.
Ills condition is such now that he cane
sir. John il. Gish. q venerable citizen
of Roanokc county, who has been very
Evangelist j. W Hypes Of Salem, IS
conducting "a religious meeting In russell
r. NJ. starkey. Of the County. Board
OF Supervisors. is reported very lH WIN
fever az his home. several miles rom
Rieht Rev. a. NJ. Randolph. bishop Of
the diocese of Southern Virginia. VIII
preach and administer the rite OF con-
firmation Saturday night az the Episcopal
church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
4 III TINGCI>HID LAWS DLiIH
Ms. Virginia Lafayette Ne'son Passes
AwAN In lhnrInlte.xille.

Ms. Virginia Lafayette Nelson Passes
AWAY in charlottesville.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March IT,.
-Spccial.-Mrs. Virginia Lafayette Nell
son. wife Of Or. Robert w Nelson, OF
Charlottesville. died this morning. at her
home. on Union street, in the seventy
third year of her age.
The cause of her death was pneumo-
MIA. She leaves her husband and hFc
children-viz. Dr. Hugh Il. Nelson oi
charlottesville. Miss Sue Nelson ana
Miss Eliza *. Nelson. also of this ciiN
Mr.. Roberl .,elson. Of Patton Ala ana
Mr.. William Nelson. of South America
Her sister. Ms. John Page oil o"A-
land. also survives her.
Mrs. Nelson was the youngest uausn-
Ter Of General Thomas Nelson ana MIS-
Judith Nelson who is extensively kho"
throughout Virginia
Mrs. Nelson was given the name oi
MARQUIS Lafayette. who was "a great
friends Of the Nelson's and was present
~ her christening I'm the old Monument
al church. Richmond. during his visit to
the United States
Mrs Nelson was a very distinguished
woman and known throughout Virginia
ms one of the most pious Christian We
men I'm the Episcopal Church. and her
good works are well known: and thus
has passed away great and noble VIZ
Einia lady.
Three years ago Or. Il. w. Nelson
and his beloved and accomplished wife
Mrs. Virginia Lafayette Nelson ceiobr''-
Cd their golden wedding.
Mrs. Nelson was an aunt of Thomas
49,, paua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
CTRTfIITNG TORC 4.
The Norfolk and Western rut on Men At
Crewe.

CREWE. VA. March Special
,rhirtv-four men have been thrown out Of
employment here by the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company in the effort
20 reduce the eNnenscs Of the road. and
n is understood that another cut Will bc
made shortly. ,,-.
Miss Kate WCodard gave very delight
ful social TO her friends last evening" dt
her home On Cabbli street. Games were
INDUCED In TO late hour. The guests
Were Misses Annie Bailey, OF buckingham
county: Mamie owens of Green Bay,
Maud Johnson. Anna Harper. Lizzie liar-
per. Laura Harvey, Lena Harvey. Al &c
iIardoway. Lilly HardoWay. Emma Poo'e,
Stokes Tunsiall. Leila Tunstall Lena
Doulctt. Of Green Bay and Messfs. y. T..
Hawkins. George Johnson, a. J. Bland
NJ l.. Hiilsman. j. u. Hite. J. G. Price, q.
ID Leneave. Y. Vaughan. Herman har-
Vey. t. NJ. Tanner. -,
Miss Mamie owens. Of Green Bay, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ernest Johnson
here. ,,,.- -.
AZ AZ the palcst OF the Misses Harvey.
Miss Lena Roulett. OF Green Bay, Is on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
GEIFNI COtNIi.
Some ofthe Grimes That Prevent >tasua'
tionin the Iiue Ridge Mountains.


tioninthe Elue Ridge Mountains.
NORTONsVHLE. VA. March H.
sreclal.-The crowd at Stondardsville in
attendance upon County Court was the
largest ,nat has been seen there for a
long time.
The grand jury made about nine in
dictments.
John knight was indicted for striking
Willis Shinette on the head with rock.
lie was the man who was afterwards
burned alive No clue has Vet been OBJ
tanned as 10 who did the burning. al
though evidence was conclusive that
somebody IS guilty.
John knight is out OF Jail on his $500
bail
Gene Marshall had about three indic;-
ucuts against him-burglaIy shooting
and marrying two women.
Saturday. twin brothers, Dunaway.
were LEGGED in Stlndardsvillc jail for
hitting their half brother with rock ana
beating him severely.
Two Young bows Kecton and Shifictte
from Shinctto Hollow were also near
,cratcd there They stole chicken
from "a man. WHO they claimed would not
pav the debt.
The other indictments were against q
man 10y the name Of Lee. from over the
mountain. knight Morris. ana TWO ne
proes for small offences.
Mr.. Ran the minister OF the United
Brethren church who has had charge oil
The different churches of that denomlna-
tion around here for the past two years.
left for conference to-day. He does not
expect 20 return.
The presiding elder Mr.. Hunter. and
Che preacher I'm charge Mr. Rhodes. at
tho Methodist Church. will hold their
quarterly meeting az Bingham's church
near Nortoncviile postofiice Sunday.
Mr.. w O. Bauderbush and wife left
here to-day for llagorstown. Nd. where
they will make their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

500 best quality Selected Farlor
and House Brooms, made OF west
ern corn. three times sewed, Tor
10 cents choice-two to a buyer.
rarcc size Willow Clothes Baskets,
strongly made. worth 81. for hc.
combination shoe Brushes ana Ddupeis
good briste wo-th -3c.' lot liiiS .'' ~ H.,
81 large size packages SIX Tissue ! ollc'
paner Tor l-c.. regularly worth i9c:
Id dozen White English Porcelain Dlhhei
and SOUP Plates az oc. each- -,,..
Io1 dozen Decorated Dinner Soup rates,
genuine English China, worth reeul1I
s. % dozen, Sltclai i"i ''-"'S % '
Best Quality stone Jars. l-gallon size
large size yellow Mixing Bowls for
l9e.. worth double
Decorated Royal English China
Tea Sets of 50 pieces, warranted
to be the best quality, worth 81,
for SI.oS complete.
Best quality Granite Iron Sauce Pans
warranted not 10 leak, S-quart nlzc ioi
Come any time and buy Granlte-lror
Coffee or Tea Pots, worth ..c., Tor lec.
li-Quart Heavy REFINED Dish Pans 'c
Mustard Pots. real Carlsbad china
worth 2Jc.. for o..
So Tea Sets for S5.oS.
20 Choice Tea Sets. 90 pieces in hcauu-
| ful floral decorations, complete service lol
~ people genuine Austrian china ano
! fully worth -. for S3.sS complete.
$50 dozen Imported Tea ana Coffee cups
| ana Saucers, ieat floral decorations
worth $3.50 q dozen. cut TO 49c. for a SCI
/ of six of each.
500 large cakes Of Electric Stove Polish
/ NJ lc.
75c. Wash Boilers for $50.
9oo wash Boilers. extra heavy tin, Will
copper rim and copper bottoms. Tor a5c.
dozen Best Quality Cedar Clothes
| Pins mo seconds), &c.
Finest quality Austrian China
Dinner Sets, nicely decorated, the
best value ever offered for SIS, fol
SI2.so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.


The sale OF seats for the eighth mum
beer OF the y. ST. g.. IS. Star Course enc
t-rllnmeut- which takes place Friday
morning. and already large number
have been taken. Mr.. Livingston Bar
bour will appear in David Copperneid.
Mr Barbour appeared Oh tho Course here
last year. and his presentation of "a
Christmas Carroll was $50 very accept
able that he Was secured again for this
Year. AN lovers OF Charles Dickens
writings Will hc glad OF an opportunity
tO hear such al distinguished impersOna-
tor in this cVer-popu'ur selection. DE
BIS possessed OF wonderful dramatic pow
ers. everything he Says is admirable.
and the humOr of bis voice and manner
DIS lnimltahl'. Those desiring single ud-
mission tickets ana the members who
have NOT selected their seats cam dO 500
today and tomorrow. also the night of
tM- nmt-rIAImmlnI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

The summer school of Methods Troubles
Pile pom y. =. Iarm.r.

The summer school of Methods Troubles
Pile pom y =. Iarn.t.
LYNCHBURG VA. March 1-specaL
Grief Barker mail carrier ON the route
between Chatham and ruicus. and until
recently between Chatham and Grady
was arrested this morning by PostoHlcs
Inspector II. ~ Gregory on the charge
OF opening letters. For some time past
various letters containing money l1Vs
been lost. and recently ono coutaiulls
SllU disappeared boz transit
Barker was brought here this after
no0n and was taken before United States
Commiss ioner Coleman. and after oNlm'-
nation was committed 30 Jail ln default of
ball. 10 await trial n thc United States
Court NO Danville April iath.
The school of Methods. of which Nr
T.. g. Glass OF this city is director Wi.
be held next summer 900 Charlottesville.
Dr. Kent. of the University ot Alrsiuih
has been engaged to deliver series of
fifteen lectures ON English literature.
y. j. Farmer who WAS rc nty tired
I'm tle Mayors Court. and seut ou 90 tle
grand jury for unllWtuly dIe nterrn-
dead human bodies. was arrested to-day
on the char-e OF stealing one ol the cote
fins in which a. body hIa been buried.
he was arrNsn-d before tue Mayor.
and was bIiIeQ for hs appearance On
AUrIl ZIth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

FORK UNION. VA. March l1-spe-
cial.-Dr. IS. D.. Hatcher. or Richmond.
is stopping in this village TOR 3D. few days
TO make ARRANGEMENTS for putting up
his contemplated residence, which Will
De quite am ornament to the place.
The continuous mild weather is max
ing the oats. wheat. and grass fields put
ON quite green appearance The pro-
tractCd rainy weather DIS retarlrg tie
preparations for the spring crops.
Both the prominent candidates Tor Gov
ern0r have a good following 200 this coun-
ty Fluvauud is never behind ln eN-
her political preferences. and
the contest will wax warm in the course
of month or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

was thought OF. Irishmcn, show
that the Split of ST. Patrick * in you.
Work for your country. live and die TO
elevate IT, so that allfcoming generations
may be elevated and led TO the eternal
country. Amen.
At the conclusion OF the mass Father
Andrew held an Informal reception in
the parochial residence. where he was
kept busy receiving the congratulations
OF the throng Of people who waited to
shake his hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

DANVILIE. VA. March 17.-Special.-
Grief Barker. % mail carrier. who has
been running the country route from
Chatham to Grady's was arrested 10y "a
Deputy United States marshal at Chat
ham this morning. charged with robbins
the m--
lie was carried TO Lynchburg this ai-
tcrnoon. and Will have preliminary
trial there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

Mis- Gabbert Becomes the Bride OF W.T.
u,de Banner Changes Editors.

Mis- C.bbert Becomes the Bride OF W.
u,de- Banner Changes Editors
BUCHANAN, VA, March I"-9p''''''
MIR. Elmo \. Hyde and Miss WINE D.
Gabbert were married this afternoon at
the residence Of Captain u. y. uappef''
The brides father. in the presence Vi Il
few friends and relatives.
The bridal couple left on the Chesa-
reako and Ohio wcst-bound train Tor
linton. W. va. where the groom has
q p.sition with the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company.
pe,. p. Il. price. Of the Presbyterian
church the brides pastor performed
the ceremony. 4 number Of presents
,cstiead the regard in which both parties
are held.
The Buchanan Banner when mas ID.
aliy edited by Mr.. George .. Greene TOT
no poet three years. will change hands
on April 1sft Mr.. c. =. Goodin' OF BITS
tol viii then assume editorial charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
N0RFOLK SPOETS HEAyr LOSHEs
APool with Money on Corbett at Heavy
Odds The Result a surprise.

NORFOLK VA. March l.-Special.-
About $4,000 changed hands here on the
biz fight to-day. Corbett being the la
vorite. Sporting men suffered. a pool
of I'VE sporting men had 5000 out ON
Corbctt at odds OF 20 8, TO . and
even greater.
Bmy Lintz lost 500; John Lewis was
am $500 winner. and many have been
found who are stln willing to back t'e
Californian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

OId Election Officers Ec-appointe"- ne
Couniv Lev, Reduced to Iifiv Cents

County Levy Reduced to iiiv tents
ASHLAND. VA. March l1-Speci'l-
I'm the Hanover County Court to-day
william Brown. "a colorcd boy about
seventeen years OF age WAS tlF.n W..
wears i'm The pcnitcntiary for hrcaN"'N
mo the house of J. n. Kestier and steal
ing thcrcfrom four dollars. ,
No other criminal cases were ll'.N
The assault case sent ON from ASH
land was continued on account oil 'n'
Tho Electoral Board met 40 the court
house to-day and reappointcd AN the ora
election officers TO act at the election in
May .......,.
At meeting Of the Board Of super
visors yesterday the county levy VIZ
reduced 10 fifty cents for the ensuing
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. March
11.-Special.-The Varsity viii open che
baseball season here tomorrow after
noon with the strong team OF Locust
Ill. AnllnmE. lnAln Cungln aaII to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK.
Patriotic Sons Of the Emerald Isle
Hold Their Annual Celebration.
REY. FATHER ANDREWS TRIBUTE.
IIoauent Addresses at the Banquet NJ
Sicht-Thc Societies in Line of Pro-
ce..ion in the Morning-At
1t. Patrick'- Church.


terday morning with JOY by the thou
sands Of Irish and lrish-Americans who
had for some time looked towards the
dav ON which TO celebrate the birth Of the
Patron Saint OF the Emerald Isle.
The sun shone bright and clear in the
early morning. and even the clouds that
overcast the skies at noon did not mill
tate against the parade and it's pleas ures'
The love OF his country is proVerDial
with the Irishman. and 81. PATRICK s-Day
is the one of the whole year WHICH 90
considered especially betting MS eAple9-
slons of love and loyalty ana on lneac
occasions the natives of the Emerald Isie
in every cline unite in tribute 10 the
glorious apostle TO their beloved land
The beautiful legends OF 81. Patrick
are early impressed upon the sympdtheuc
sons Of Erin, and each impuisNe h'"Il
rovcres the memory of him who cnpha-
sized the Shamrock aud devoted ms DAYS
To- the advancement OF his herdsineh
friends with whom his boyhood was spent
and who. when his labOrs were ended
vanished AS did Moses. the iaw-gver with
his tomb alone in the breasts OF his coun-
trymen.
SCENE At ST. PATWCK'S CHURCH.
ST. TafricNs church WIS hlied to over
lowing twenty minutes after the doors OK
the sacred odidce were thrown open yes
| tet,.a,, morning The cOlors of the Emerald
| Ir, decorated the interior of the church
and ribbons Of rich green hue noateh
! from every masculine coat lapel, ana were
, ' . 49,. ,.,.r.,-,.. ,f hundreds of pretty
49,
r, .,.o ,.,e ono long 10 be remem-
u -, ,...,, f,rtur-,fo enough
o,i,ri+tsr.. to the church.
-, - a.. f,,rrassi,-e ceremonies
i ..'7 800. f,,, of standing room I'm the
,,,Iti,. ,.,s o.enriad
,l.t c.f.t~..fon h.yln early ves-
,.,1.c ,,,rninr and at g85
..f,f tr.r. ,,-- SIGNS If re-
tt. ..i n,,s.fo about 81 patr'rk's
,t-,.t.,, ,...,.,, c,rfy tbfs morn
49, $3.50 .t,,ro was signs
H.7 "'' "' 49,. f.o,,+ - p,trirl, ca
- az .,.t. no.. t,o nlacc OF
hchooi-"o"'e' ioi - - No., o.,.,,
Ieh'eHNo"9 '"' e'.,,,,,...
ana MS au's' VINO ~,
captain 'Hlil'7 ~ -,
/ Haley. Phil Shta, - t. vi
James 'f'amei' "''p i'' "" ..''.'
/ Blake, Thomas d. Jaws
/ McGoveru. Jonn j. -N'"I''' i''.l' &
Marks. Andrew Cavaudush' Jonh 'u"'''.
Fritz. Sitterdng. r.. a. Stumpi' anu
r. T. A. Burke.
The societies Of the city. which arrahe-
ed 10 participate in the procession. and
whose nonbars were ON hand We're
49,. ,rof.rt order of Hiborriaus. Die
'--r tf.t..-...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

a visit TO the Misses Hardaway' vi ''''
Miss jamie Mccormick Is visiting reia-
tivcs at Nottoway Courthouse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18
wHfLn FoLLOWING rHE MOUNDS
Mis- Maggie Fox Il .ceivr- serious inj"fie
in he Chase.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va" March Il.
-Spccial.-ln a fox chase this morning
bv the Kcswick Hunt club. Miss Maggie
Fox was thrown from her horse sustain
inc serious injuries. She remained uh-
conscious for several hours. NO hoies
were broken. but her physician thii'"s
She is seriously injured internally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-18

, IIcIlnd-Hor history Is our history. her
ecld is Cur dead" was the next toast
| was responded 90 by Rev. j. f.. O'Rcliy.
. a famous enicureIn once remarked.
said the speaker. chat cod could l9vo
made better berry than a. strawberry
put doubtless Tie never did. And So Gin
tay that God could have made "a better
amt than 81. Patrick. but doubtless fIe