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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-05

The man who does not work with his
heart viii accomplish very little With his
hands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-03-05

There IL = great ability In knowing how {
conceal ones ability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
BUTLER ON THE GROUND,


RALEIGH -. g.. Aug. 16-Spcclal-
Senator Builder registered al he Marlboro
House yesterday. BE- and Governor RUS
sell came lu NN II. same IiAllL. pI course
that was "a mer. accident Inc senator
g. here on time fIr II. meeting lp-m'f-
row 0f the ponul.-t State Committee.
The First and second Regiments when
mustered lu ana modified here made
many debts. IUn amounts que me H.f-
chants were lIoI with those due the
state. and were received and signed hy
Capt. Gresham r.. S. q. Who mustered
ir fna tW1 rec m nts. Mr. j. q. t.. Harris
has "a COPY ot all these claims Wllcn
amount fl som ,lin- Ike tNHN
Recruiting officer Christian is notified
that only twenty more mon are needed
for putting The First Regiment up 10 the
required quota
out at Tho rock quarry near the eastern
city limits there is am immense amount
of work going on There are twenty
miles of Side walks 90 he curlcd. There
are many men az work there. some are
paid hv the city While some are sent tlrfr
hv the MAYOR fO work out fines. The
mon are not paid for time out according
10 the amount of work done.
They are paid q cents "a hundred Tor
Rrleiau blocks chise'lei and shaped ready
f0r uso Last week N.0w blocks were
made ready and of this hummer. one ni %
who has become an expert shaped 5NN.
Thus tbs man for bis week WORK re-
10 pave "a block on either.of the princi-
nal streets requires five times The number
turned OUT. last Weeh' lnat IS t2,.9.
These blocks though are tor cufnins
streets that are 20 be macadamizet. and
tho q 110 blocks viii curb five blocks. The
chins from The Chisel OF the workman
goes % the crusher for material for mac
Collector Duncan IS at Marshall 20 see
Senator Pritchard as 20 what be wishes
the PoDulist committee 70 do tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

Richmond-David and Thomas HALL
nan 10 Sol Cutchins sd Z-5 feet on
Seventeenth street. northeast corner OF
CarringtOn 2s 2-3 feet on east side or
Seventeenth street. % liz feet south OF
Darlington and Is feet on east side OF
Seventeenth street. 80 81 feet south OF
Darlington subject 20 TWO certain deeds
Of trust s..
/. j.. Quarles' trustee 10 ". W Toler
Is feet on west side OF Beech street, ~
feet from Chamn, 500.
~ j. and s. +. Clay 20 Julian Bry-
ant. C7 feet on east side Of Second street.
222 Hip feet north OF Louisiana, subject
10 two deeds OF trust for $i25 and $50 re-
spectiyely. $50.
Henrico-i. X. and George B. Davis 70
l.. D. and Maud Utioy. % feet on east
side Twenty-third street. 10 feet south
!. Harry Harvey's trustee 10 Homo
Building Company. lots ana IN square
a. Barton Heights. 500.
Leigh r.. Page special commissioner 70
J. O.. Blackburn. lots I and IN section
10. in plan OF Woodville. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
BENEFICIAL RAINS,
In Some Sections. However. the ran
was Too Heavy for Farm Work.

The weekly crop bulletin OF the Virginia
Service. United states department or
Agriculture Tor tho week endlhs yes'et-
day, says.
Showery weather prevailed over the ma
iOr portion OF tho state during the pist
week, causing a cessation OF iarm work
IN many localities, and doing some dam
age TO wheat and oats IN stack and shock
Ihreshing OF wheat continues, Wnete pos.
sible. with poor results, except over sma4l
areas where fair yields are reporter. AL
following was impeoed. ana IN some
places suspended, by the rains. Negetd-
ton made very good growth. however.
In the extreme eastern counties ana on
the Eastern Shore, where drougnty con-
ditions have prevailed 10 some extent,
the rains were very beneficial, and have
revived crops very much. Heavy, wash
ing rains occurred al NUMBER OF points
iu the Great Valley section damaging low
land corn. ana causing rising water IN
No damage from freshets is reported.
however. Pastures are In generally eN-
cellent condition. and early seeded turnlpi
are coming up nicely
Corn has genaially made excellent pro-
gress during the week. In some localities
where rain has been lacking, showers
have occurred. and the outlook mas I'M
proved In some Of the Valley counties
damage has been done 10 lowland corn
by excessive rains, bur. on the Wnole tne
reports covering this crop, indcats q very
fine promise for a large Yield. No dam
age from insects Is reported Sunsnlne
would perhaps. be beneficial IN some To-
calitles.
Tobacco Is maintaining its previous high
standard OF growth and condition First
reports OF cutting come from Bucking-
ham and Cumberland counties ana tho
crop Is said 20 be very good. Flea bugs
have appeared in portions Of Nottoway
county. and are doing some damage, but
aside from this, no injury OF any kind "a
reported. The crop Is very promising.
Pastures are doing finely in all sec
lions.
Gardens have suffered 10 some extent
from heavy rains here and there. other
wise they are doing well.
Sweet potatoes are making very good
growth On most counties. The crop pros
Shore district By late rains. and shipping
~ market continues
Hay has suffered some damage from
rain in the Great valley but a generally
fine crop has been secured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
THE WHITE CHAMBER.
Squire Lonpy Graves Continues 10
Hold Forth.

ltOit i0Ftns
Willie Ross colored hit Joseph Price
with a brick and be was assessed Sll 50.
which DE paid
Robert Lewis. colored was charged
with taking 500 belonging 90 John l..
Harris. but the charge could nor be
proven and the case was dismissed.
Alfred White. Willie knight and Lonny
Graves. all cOiorcd. each paid sLp Tor
nghUng on the street
Jack Timberlake. col0rod, unlawfully
assaulted. cursed and abused and at
tempted 20 strike with a rock Mary T.
Hawks and FOR an this he was assessed
$50.
Pat Bahen was dismissed Of the charge
OF being drunk.
Delbert Randolph. VIM. Randolph and
Henry Butler. charged with being vags.
We're dismissed. because they disproved
the charge.
Robert Cohen was charged with using
profane language on the street. and he
was given one day TO explain himself
George Hunt colored. was placed under
bonds OF 500 for thirty DAYS for hitting
Waiter Henderson With rock.
Elijah Randolph and william Pcgram.
c0lored. charged with taking $50 from the
person of WIN. Smith. We're turned over
90 the officers Of Henrico county
The case against John smith. coloref.
for beating Georglana Mayo, on the
street. was continued one day for wit
nesses.
Horace Taylor colored. who IS up on
the charge OF promoting game OF
chance. commonly called policy. will be
given until the 23d instant 10 show what
authority and right De had for promoting
the same
virginia whitehead. colored. vavered
when she appeared Ia line 20 testify that
WIN Redd had Assaulted nor. and shs
was satisfied 70 withdraw the charge
and the payment OF costs settled the
matter.
Small Blunt colored. gracefully depos-
icd the sum of $500 with Sergeant
Thomas when the charge Of being drunk
and disordcry on the street was proven
against him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
REPUBLICAN LEAGUES,
one to be Established in Each Of the
City Wards.

city Wards.
The Central Republican League met
Monday night az Harris Hail. norh
Third street. with tho largest attendance
since ns organization. Nearly nity new
members were added 10 the roll.
President Jones stated the ooJect or
the Central Republican League ana sub
leagues. he said that Immediately after
orelnizing tho city the Executive COM
mitteo would proceed 20 organize 'n'
county and state.
m Is proposed in n few weeks 70 thor
ouphlv do up Harris or some other con-
venieut hall FOR the use OF the central
League. The hall TO be kept upon from
n A. NJ 90 10 +. NJ. daily except sun
days.
The Central League numbers more
than "a hundred. During the week sub
leagues viii Dee organized In every ward
I'm the city. Clay Ward organized last
nigh. cd and Sd precincts). with the FOL
lowing officers:
President. James Patterson; Nice-Pres-
idant BENJAMIN j. Franklin. Secretary.
William only. Treasurer, Beverly BOYD.
Tho following committee. from the
Board of Directors were appointed by
the President:
Executive Committee-Henry Noon. j.
o. smith. r. r.. Tanal Jesse Williams.
william spain. A. N. Burton. and Rich
ard Carter
Finance Commi.tee-W William II. Davis.
william Custalo. b. g.. West John O.
Lewis. Samuel Baker. Martin Drane, r.
T. Tanal
Membership Committee. S. Adams.
john %. Lewis. John q. Smith. b. @.
West. A. NJ Burton. Newton Deane,
VIM. Spain.
Vicc-President Colin Payne presided.
Tho meeting adjourned 10 meet again
August 3jth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
INSURGENTS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
They Organize for the Defeat Of Con-
gresham linney.
THE NORTH STATE DEMOCRATS.
No one Put Forward for Congress but
l.. u. Jones will be Nominated for
Solicitor \ Negro Killed on the
Railroad Track.
THE NORTH STATE DEMOCRATS

WINSTON. y c.. Aug -speciai.-The
Republicans who holted the RepuDhcin
convention at Wukesbor0 have styled
themselves Insurgents and they are
making q strong eight against congress
man Linuey. They Will bold conNenl ION
al WIkoshor0 on tho 9Th instant. ana me
indications are that either DR.. j. @. VII
COX. ri Ashe county. or Dr. j. NJ KIM
brough. of uavie county. viii be uomi-
mated in opposition to AIr Linney. The
insurgents throughout The district are
aU of one miud-fhat the fight against
lnney must be kept mp until he is de-
lclted at the poles in November.
THE DEMOCRATS
The Democrats viii hold their congress
si0nal and judicial conventions AZ wilkes
h3ro on Thursday of this week. No ono
seems tc know who will Doe nominated
for Congress. bur 10 is predicted that
Hon b. b. Jones. Of this city. will be
The nominee for solicitor. II is minated
that f tho Republicans put mp another
candidate for Congress. solicitor MoU'
who was recently renominated. may with
draw. fearing that Linncys friends might
knife him 40 the polls. He is known 10
Doe against Linucv at heart but he does
not express himself very freely publicly.
Rev. Robert T.. Caldwell. pastor Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. this city. who
went to Europe last February. writes "a
friend ne-a that Doe has engaged passage
ou "a steamer which sails from South
am1ton on August 9ist. and is due in New
York ON September 5th ne expects 10
arrive home within "a few days there
after.
KILLED on THE TRACK
Thomas Carter a negro about sixty-two
years old. was killed Sunday by the IN
coming pa senger train from Greensboro.
IIe was intoxicated. and was carrying a
un bucket flll of whisky when the engine
struck him. Some of Che whisky was
thrown ON the engineer.
During tho session of tl1 winston Dis
trict Conference held at Advance Pro-
foss0r Craven late superintendent or
Mount Airy Graded School. and SIR w.
o. Sensemau. OF salem. were granted
license as local preachers. Resolutions
were adopted ud0rsing cnrlstion educa-
ton. Trinity College. and the trustees or
that institution. Another resolution was
adopted. unanimously endorsing the
course and work of Rev DR. r. II. Wood.
who is now serving his fourth and last
year on the Winston district as presiding
elder.
Delegates 20 the annual conference. 10
be held I'm Winston next November were
elected as follows. O.. =. Allison and Pro-
fessor D. j.. Hodges. of Davie county;
Rev j. J.. Petreo. of Forsyth. and j. VI.
McMIcklc, Of Guifori.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
The annual report of the secretary
shows THAT there are now 100 Sunday
Cch00.s Of Forsyth county with "a meme
bcrshlD of 91Zl scholars and s6 officers
and teachers with only one-half the
town -nIre with libraries fr their schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

In order 10 do This properly. he said 81
would Doe necessary tO cXpcnd about 500.
Th.v must ascertain the height or the
river above the city to know whether
The water could Doe uttered hy gravity be-
fore being pumped. Experiments. also.
would result iu the test of ca settling basin
being determined.
SIR. Boiling went on tO say that he had
not been able to devote any time 10
the cys business for two weeks, on
account Of having to deal with any NUM-
her of people who had schemes for clear
iuc the water one Of the methods was
to put three drops of "a certain mixture
to each gallon in the reservoir This
Doe had figured out. would cost $1,000
gear
After considerable discussion. and
suggestion That the Council should pay
for tho experiments made. the committee
finally agreed in order 10 avoid delay
Go authorize the expenditure
During the discussion tho suggestion
was made that tho committee go TO- El-
mira. ~ s.. to inspect the plant 800
operation there. whore the conditions are
similar to those prevailing here. There
b. 10 probability that such action may Doe
taken.
After disnoeinr Of its business tho come
miffoc at the invitation Of Keeper Thorn
as Walton repaired OBJ DTS house and pare
took of some most appcuzing rcfrcsh-
mouts which were duly appreciated.
NEW PUMpHOrSE.
The lime OF march was then taken up
again. and the New Pumph0uso visited
where thc Same condition OF perfect or
0er prevailed. The committee was much
struck hv the great Improvement made
Ir tln electric Nehf plant recently put
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
BIG DEAL TAKES
PLACEAT HAMPTON
The Chesapeake light and Power Co,
Sold to W. J. Payne.
THE CLOSING OF AN OPTION.
Geo. " Crawford Run over and Killed
on the Buck Roe Beach Electric
Line-The Cape Henry Signal
Station TO Announce ships.
THE CLOSING OF AN OPTION.

FORT MONROE, VA, August is-
Special one OF the largest deals that
has taken place In a long time was con-
summated m Hampton this morn ng.
The Chesapeake Light ana Power Com
pany. one Of he largest corporations IN
this vicinity. sold It's entire plant 20 W.
J Payne. OF Richmond The sale was the
result Of an option aiken one month ago.
ROBBERS ARRESTED.
News has lust been received here that
four men have been arrested an Newport
News. and they are Thought 20 be the
men who robbed the postoffice here I'VE
weeks ago
George w Crawford OF Washington.
~. c.. who has been working on the new
hospital near here was run over last
night by an electric car on the Buckros
limo and instantly killed. lie was intoNl-
Gated and sat down an tina track, ana
the motorman. when ne saw him, could
not reverse IN time 10 save him.
THE SHIPS COMING
Manager Campbell. OF the Chamberlin.
has telegraphed 20 che Signal station at
the capes asking them % notify him
when the Cuban b.ockading ships pass
on their way North so that some OF tho
guests may go ar once 10 New York 10
meet them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

Mr. Lawrence Baker, popular young
man NJ Henrico courtyard Miss Helen T..
Bracket.. the handsome and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. r. d. Bracket wil. be
rnarrief al 81. Mary Catholic church
this morning az $3.50 o'clock
After Inc ceremony the bridal party will
drive IN Inc residence OF The brides
father in Henrlco where wedding
t-eslf,sf vtl be served. The bridal
couple win then take wedding tour TO
seyer,l of The important Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
BURGLARS AT WORK.
\ Bold Attempt TO Rob Fulton Res
idPnce.

A bold attempt az burglary was made
Monday night az the residence 81 MI r.
J. Cussen. No 1899 Williamsburg avenue,
Fulton In the small hours Of the night
Mrs Cussen was aroused by noise
which sounded as II some one was try
ing 10 force an entrance through tho
window She aroused her husband who
pulled aside the curtain. ana discovered
a big burly negro trying 20 get IN. The
negro had broken several OF the Stats
In the blinds and was trying 70 cut the
window glass when he was discovered.
As soon as he saw Mr.. Cussen he climb
Cd back from his position and beat
hasty retreat, hring three shots from his
pistol as he left.
A man was seen standing IN the en-
trance Of Mr.. T. II. CAREERS grocery
store on Sunday night. He had a bunch
OF keys with him. and looked suspicious.
Il Is thought this may have been the
same fellow.
OF late the residents Of Fulton have
been much annoyed by some ono turn
ing out the gas IN several parts or the
town II Is thought that this was done
so as 20 give better opportunities 10 rob
and steal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
MR.. PATTERSON DISCHARGED.
Not Guilty Of Feloniously Shooting
John A. Jones.

Mr.. James Paterson. who was charged
with shooting the negro thief John A.
Jones. Monday morning while Doe was
iu the act ~ roubing his residence near
the corner of Fourth and Cary streets.
was acquitted m the Police Court by
Squire Graves yesterday morning.
Thc evidence adducod was to tine cfec,
that Mr. Paterson was preparing 90 go
t0 his place of employment when Doe saw
tine negro stollthI.y enter his back yard
and take a. package from under the
porch Mr. Paterson cried out for him
to drop tine bundle but his cry was not
needed. and then DE fired at the fleeing
negro. The pistol BAN took effect and
passed entirely through the nogro's body
from which Doe died few minutes later
At the coroncrs inquest held Monday
afternoon. the jury found Chat the snoot-
ing was % case of jusuiabIe homicide.
Judge witt had hancd Mr. Paterson I'm
the sum of SlN) for his appearance in
the Police Court yesterday, and after
the evidence had been heard. with few
remarks by Mr. Smith. counsel for Mr.
Paterson. and The Commonwealth At
torncv. Squire Graves said.
"AIr Paterson. you are honorably disc
charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
SOLDIERS ARE WANTED HERE.
Col. Brady Asked 70 Visit the War De-
partmcnt.

The war Department has apparently
taken no steps looking 20 inspecting
sites near Richmond for a camp for SOL
oilers. Major Mills. Of the Inspector-Gen-
erals Department who would likely be
sent here IN letter 20 friend I'D Ken
m0nd SAYS De has heard nothing about
orders % come TO Richmond. Lieutenant
Nuley. who according 20 a newspaper zee
port would have been in Richmond yes
terday. is with General shafter az San
tagl
A telegram was sent 70 Colonel James
ID. Brady at Washington Monday after
noon asking him 10 caH on tne Secle-
tary Of War and urge him 20 establish
camp near this city.
Major Price expects now that he VIII
DE ordered 10 report To Middletown Pa,
10 be examined for promotion He has
about completed his work here. Major
shanks has c0mDletod his report and is
awaiting orders 10 Join the second Resi-
ment at jacksonville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
pnrl, Plnce Enworth League.

Rev c. L. Bane. pastor OF Union sta
tion N r. Church. has been asked oy
park Place Epworth League 20 denver
on next Friday evening the address CIV
en- before the EpwOrth League conYen-
ZION al Toronto 10 June. Of 1897 ana
which was go highly spoken OF by al
who were present.
The meetings Of the Park Place league
have continued during the summer
months with good attendance and marx
ed interest on the part Of the young
people. All are invited Friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
The Heptasophs will Celebrate 1t With
a Big Picnic.

on August Goth the Improved order Of
Heptasophs will DO twenty years Oh.
Raymond ard Virginia conelaves VIII
celebrate the occasion b. giving an az
day picnic a, Lakeside Park. u IS ex,
pected that Manchester Conclave VIII
Join with their Richmond brethren III
the celebration.
The conclaves will pay the entire eA.
pense, including transportation 70 aha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

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In speaking with a friend Of mine
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The great and unvarying success Of
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of the female organs, demonstrates
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mans happiness and bodily strength.
More than a million women have been
benefited by II.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited 20 write 20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
Completed the Hospital

The work Of charging the hospital az
the penltentiary is about completed.
The addition 70 the building gives II
about twice the capacity IL formerly had.
and Major Helm, the superintendent Is
greatly pleased with the improvements
Put really. We haven't much use for
a hospital" he said. "as 30 few
~ the convicts are sick. Despite the
crowded condition OF the prison the
health of the prisoners is extremely good
indeed. doubt If ir was ever better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
Mr.. Noryell Here.

Nr VI W. Norven well known as
former citizen OF Richmond and now Of
Norfolk. where he is the press rspresen-
tative OF the Norfolk. virginia Beach and
Sutherp railroad and the Princess Ammo
Hotel. Virginia Beach, was in Richmond
last evening.
He let here this morning with a num-
erous party OF excursisnists from Rich
ginia Beach over the Norfolk and west-
ern railroad TO spend the day BY the
aide OF the ocean.
Mr. Sorveu SAYS that the season at
the Princess Anne has been a very suc,
filied with q delightful company OF r<o-
pie and the prospects for Q prolonged
season are most exesllsnt-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
1 Lad Injured.

About 7:0 o'clock yesterday morning
Adolphus Berry. a lad about thirteen
wears OF age. who lives on barton
Heights. while riding a wheel near the
soldiers Home I'm some way fell on, and
cut his left arm quite badly. 4 gentleman
coming along In a buggy carried the boy
home where surgical attention was given.
He was not seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
Combined Duty with Pleasure.

Rev J. b. Hutson and wife have re-
turned from King and Queen. where they
have spent the past TWO weeks most DE
ughtfully Mr. Hutson conducted meet
inz. which was greatly blessed. Az the
ola historic Mattaponi church. lasting one
week. and resulting in the conversion. as
was thought. OF everybody In the COM
munity except. perhaps. several very aged
persons. Rev o. j. Loving IS the faith
fu and beloved pastor OF this grand old
church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

some cOmmot0n was occosoned in
The vicinity of Leigh and Horny streets
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon hy "a
number of coiored women getting into
small war of words. which assumed eu0r-
nous proportions in o. short while.
The appearance upon the scene OF
policeman was the cause of great scat
tering OF those engaged in the contro-
versy. but warrants Nln hoe gotten out
Tor the ohiof movers and arrests Will fol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

The muddy condition Of the rives has
given rise 10 a good deal Of VII TWO
gentlemen We're c0nyersng on the street
Yesterday and one said To the other'
These ice manufactures ought 70
make a good deal Of money now.
.ln what way2" asked the other.
"rhev should stop making ice and go
IN making bricks" was the reply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

The condition OF Mrs. John DooIcy. the
aged lady who fell from a second story
window Of her residence. No. $40 north
Twsnty-third street last Friday morn
ing. IL not so favorable and there is lit
ne chance OF her recovery. DR.. a. %.
cosby. who is attending her. reports her
condition as very weak indeed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
,notber FuIton Burglary.

The residence OF Mr.. 2. r. MAYNARD, on
Fulton Hill was entered Monday night
and a lot OF silverwars stolen. TIE
thieves entered the rear door OF tne
dining-room. which. II is supposed was
unlocked. They helped themselves 70
eatabes. and turned tho room topsy
turyey.