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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-18

San Antonio. Texas. November l1--'Pro-
ceedings in the Fourth court OF appeals;
Affirmed international and Great
NorpseIn Railroad Company VS.. Herman
Dslwigh. from Bexar; vidorino zepeda VS..
John IA. Rahm ct al. from Bcxar; Arthur
Schulz VS. Frank Fs1smann 4 Bro, from
Bexar: Pauline Jenner vs.. Il. y. cnrpen-
ter. from Bexar.
Reversed and remandei Arthur Schulz
vs. Reinh0lz Schirmir. from Bexar: w "A.
jones Cd al vs.. Peter Hess. from Val Verde.
submitted--Mp Faust Company
Va. ri paso County from NJ Paso: Meyer
Bros Drug Company 70. Fry Bros. Ell al.
from Bexar; The Central Railway Com
pany (iimited) at IA W, William Geger
from Bexar; L 9. Berg ". San Autonso
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Palestine. Texas, November 17.-Again
the weather was favorable ard an attend
anee OF 1000 was marked. A special train
from the Forth brought large crowd.
The races were specially interesting to-
day. Results:
One mile trot. for Anderson 2-year- =
Dick Bonlanger. Gray Bees. Columbus.
Mile. running. Burkitt purse of $500
Mary Barnes. Joe Gammage, Usury Time
1916.
Mile uot. all ages. purse sg00-clay
Half mile and repeat. running- hummer,
Plusett. Lady Hanley. Time. 80.
one-fourth OF mlle-Lottie Parks
Eureka. Little Joe. Time. pa
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LIsMAN MURDER CASE.
Jury Gave ~ Verdict of Mnnsinugh-
ter and Two Years.

Corscana. Texas. November 1.-THE
jury in the John Lisman murder case
brought In verdict this morning for
manslauebtsr ard assessed his punishment
at two years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tary The crime for which Lisman was
tried was committed on the 18th day Of
Marcel thls year. Lisman's statement OF
the affair as published in this paper at the
time WAS that he was away from home
his wife being sick In bed Green Jamson
negro porter. went to the house and
insnltcd Lisman's wife. Returning late at
night Llsman went TO sleep and did not
know OF the insults until morning. when
he shouldered n shotgun and started to
hunt the negro to death.
The negro Jamiaon. who WAS known.
was found in a saloon. Without saying a
word Lisman cmptied both loads Into the
body OF Jamson, WHO ran from there to
the alley back OF b. II. Aliens saloon,
where ne fell and died in few seconds.
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TODAY,s RACES.


Three quarters of mile. selling--Manza-
nita. j. =. S., Wanga i03, Nimrod l02, Glen
A,tyn True Light. Lauretta ID 90. Prince
Zcno Sissy Chance %.
Prince Plausible l10. Pauline j. Salvnrze l07.
Mark IInnna iOa Barbara Harvey, Pell Nell
III 1O0 Winter 95.
seven oighths OF n mllA-Mlt Boykin Big
Fellow lCg Elkln l0i Hair Pin l05. Guide
Rock, Fred *, Alouette. Red Monk, Belle
Brainble l02 Simon ID 100.
Fivt-eighths of mile--Mildred Rainos,
Zrcatosa 10. Weller JOS. frankie, Glnsnevln,
Oce Brooks 105.
Mile selling-Leo Lake 105, Dutch Bard.
jim Flood IOi. Col Frank Waters 9S, Els
mere 81. Demosthenes %. Uncle Abb "a, In
f,icc, Backing Brush ~, Sister Alice 9S,
Farm Life Nellorne So.
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San Francisco. November T.--Weather clear,
tinck fast at Inglelde. Summarizes;
Five furlongs--Leiter. Jerry Hunt, Board
man Time 1;03A.
Mile bonnie lone. DR.. Bernays. Heigh Ho.
Time 1;i3k
SIX urloDgs--Kaser Ludwig. Yankee
Doodle McIrarlane. Time l:l6h
Seven furlongs-Ostler Joe, Rosinantc. sat
sumn. Time 1:2S.
SIX furlongs Rosormonde. Noyia. Lama
rom Time 1;1bA.
SIX furlongs- outaway. Mamie Scott. Dur
mGnd. Time Ills.
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First race, one mile. selling Lexington FL
rate. w. b.. squan ioi, The Winner iU. Dog
gett Continental. Stray Step. Little Land 10y:
Armament, Bingdon. Merlin W, Queen 81
Beauty S., Harry Crawford 1o5, Nearest 10i.
Niger Baby s., Hanwell. Premier ITO. 10
Second race. five-eighths Of mlle-Chen-
pton. The Gardner LOG. Passepsrtont. Jnd9.
Magee Vermouth 49, Anitra, Atha. EaAl
black, Parker Bruce 1903. Tophet. Case. ~
Smith. Abide. Misc Order; goss NY NJ, s1fsc
Third race seven eighths OF mile, mali
ens-sir Tenny. Hcsti!e. Lady vsusnanta NV ~
Acrobat. ST. Samuel, Tankard. Quceeo9 AZ
nette. HARDY 9. Nedjed. Easter Tide - hrav-
body 100. Is ", :. :. J.
icap. 2-year- olds-- Diminutfvo IN Comma Id
Weinberg 100. DIR. Parksr III ClAfso4
honey boy ios. Brshmin ~ - eaS -
fI FifiS race c. one mile "a q ~.
observation-disclosures 128 Chareotcl uSs l. -
della lO7 Frelnies 49, HanqNQ III 49,!
iIonal VI. .jeifHson ii6. ~ ~. I3'' |.
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SHAW ADJUDCED SANE.
He Must Hang for the Cold.Blooded Murder
Of Tom Crane.
4 SHORT HISTORY OF the FAMOUS CASE
Prohabic that the Murderer VIII lie
Sentenced to HANG as Quickly ns
the Law VIII ALLOW.

Dallas, Texas, November l7.--John Il.
Shaw must suffer death on the gallows.
That Is tho result OF the lunacy trial which
ended at Clcburnc today. The hearing be-
fcye Judge ] +; NJ. Hall lasted three days and
the Jury verdict rendered this evening is
that Shaw Is sane. Judge Hill viii, on to-
morrow morning, fix tho day FOR Shaw $
execution.
Shaw went through the trial with quiet
demeanor and received the verdict OF The
jury without the exhibition OF any unusual
emotion His aged ard feeble mother, Who
had been ut his side in the court room
throughout tho proceedings, was overcome
by the verdict and had TO be assisted from,
the building.
Shaw Killed Thomas Crane on the lattcr's
farm near Cleburno ON November 3, 1897
because he was in love With Cranes wife.
He committed the crime 80 a most cruc
manner, compelling his victim to ride OF
horseback three miles TO spot he had
selected for his execution. a negro wa
compelled to lead the horse. Shaw holding
u double barrelcd shotgun levclei on the
party in front OF him. AT the selected spot
he shot Crane to death. on his trial he wa!
sentenced to be hanged. Governor Culber-
son reprlevoj him for week During the
period of reprieve, On the night of August
s, 1898, Shaw escaped from Clobnrne jail
and was hunted all over Northern Central
and Eastern Texas, being finally captured
bear Malakoff. In Henderson couGty, on
August II. The chase was most exciting
and created intense Interest throughout
the country. 1t is likely Judge Hall will
select date for execution not further of
than thirty days.
Cleburne, Texas, November IL. The
Shaw trial is sim in progress. 4 large
number OF witnesses testified today MS
10 Shaw's mental condition. Some evil
dcnce was introduced showing that he has
two relatives on the maternal side at va
riors times in tho lunatic asylum; also
that he was violently passionate and abu-
sive ON small provocation. An the physi-
clans who examined him declared that he
showed no signs Of insanity.
The attorneys for the defense made
every poseible effort TO gain every possible
moment Of time
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen from Roy Thurman.
Genoa Texas, ere bay mare pony. years
old. l4iz hands high. left ear gotched.
branded horseshoe left shoulder: 81 reward.
Strayed or stolen from Monday Roger,
BIays Bayou, ore bay horse and saddle, two
wooden stirrups, years wears CID med
INN size, branded n o l. on left shoulder;
$3.50 reward. A. II. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County. Texas.
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CITY COURT QUESTION.
HiIIsboro city Council * in Quinn
dnrN About H.

dnry About IL.
HilIshoro. Texas, November l6.-At the
meeting OF the city council last night a
resolution was introduced to Law OH the
city marshal and the policemen and to sus-
pend the criminal ordinances OF the city.
This is the outgrowth of the jurisdiction
fight between the city and justice courts
here. The matter was discussed at length
by the council but after a number OF mo-
ticns and amendments the council nd-
iourned without having taken any action
on the matter.
The council was divided as TO the best
course for the city TO pursue. Some fav-
cred the resolution. others felt il1lt they
should retain the police force as a precau-
ton against burglaries and ether offenses.
THE question was discussed al length in
executive session.
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Result. mt Nashville.

Nashville. November 17.--Summnries:
Mle--Farm Life. Howitzer Sir Blaze. Time
Five furlongs-Topaz. Red Admiral. Royal
Banner. Time iii. a,
81, furlOngs-Damocles, MISS brampie' Az
bert S. Time 1:t7k.
Six furlongs- Shield Bearer, Manic Gale
Ian Violet Parsons Time ! 10.
MiIe-Lackman. Demosthenes. Jim Fiood.
Time l.47
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MN My.terlou.ly shot.

Roanoke, Texas. November 16.--Ray-
mend Long, while hewang some timber
near here. was feled to the ground by
severe and sharp pain striking him in the
leg between tse knee and ankle. After
few hours OF suffering he hobbied to TIE
house, where II was found THAI a ball
from a 22-target rifle had pierced his leg,
II must have been stray bullet from some
hunters gun. for she never saw any per-
son or even heard the report OF gun.
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wounded Nan in serious Condition

Denton, Texas. November Lice Webb.
tt.e man whom Deputy Sheriff Taylor shot
while resisting arrest last night. the par
ticuiars of which were given in these dis
PATCHES. Is reportei to be In a serious
condition, his wounds haying opened and
bleeding therefrcm commenced anew.
Sheriff Hawkins stated today that he
doubted II Webb would live to come to
us trial. Deputy Taylor who was also
shot by Webb is recovering rapidly.
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rehernI court conyiclions.

Texarkana, Texas, November i6.--In the
Federal court here today Judge Rogers
sentenced Thomas Cole for Illicit distillcry
to six years IN the penitcntiary and fine
of $4,000 Leo Barrow, for postoffice rob
berry got two years in the penitsniisry and
fined $1,000 Charles jenkins. selling
whisky without license. four months 10
jail. Jack Kerreii. Illicit dStillery. two
years in penitemiary and fine Of $1,000.
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Washington. November 17--Sumniaries;
81. fur!ongs--Boncy Boy. Tabouret. Diminu.
tive Time l:1G 1-5.
FIVE furlongs-Tyrian, Meddlesome. Rare
Perfume. Time 1902 go.
Mile and three-quarters, n NJ io'a'"''
seven furlongs-Trillo. Loiterer. Words
WORTH Time lso
Mile-Ben Ronald. Jefferson. Sensauona''
Time "a 2-j.
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local Op,iou EIcct1on

Nacog.oehes, rexes. November 1s.7-The
commissioners cor-t today ordered an
election to be held in Garrison school dis
triet en- December to decide whether or
not pne sale OF Intoxicating liquors shall
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THE CAFFERY QUARANTINE BILL.
Dr. Souchon Presents the Salient Points
Plain Language with Conclusions Objections.
SALIENT POINTS OF THE CAFFERY BILL.
CONCLUSIONS.
OBJECTIONS.

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be prohibited within the bounds OF the
district. Garrison Is one of the leading
county towns, located twenty miles north
east of here. on the Houston East and
West Texas railway.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
ASHLEY FALLS,

The Sunday school connected with this church with their friends picnicked at Twin Lakes Wednesday.
 Miss Cora Ferry returned home from an extended stay in Cornwall Bridge last Sunday.
 A lively runaway caused considerable excitement here Tuesday p. m. A young lad from Ct Harrington was dis tributing Labor Day advertising matter through the streets; the horse became manageable near the residence Of Ira Msnvel, ran into Mrs Willet's yard. throwing the boy out, overturning the wagon, scattering paste and posters promiscuously and was stopped by be- ing caught between the fence and the barn. The lad was only bruised in one knee but the wagon and harness were gathered up for repairs, and Mrs Will lett's barn will also need the work of a carpenter.
 Miss Minta Bradford, who has been enjoying her vacation with friends in Boston and New Hampshire returned home last Saturday.
 Mir J F. Homsn has for his guest . brother whose home is near Boston.
 Mir and Mrs A. W. Parsons visited at the parental home in Sheffield last Sunday.
 W. Chopper and son Harry, left Monday O. m. for New Milford to re- snme their trip with the advertising wagon of the Houss Ag Society. The land and marble quarry just east of our R. R. Station has recently been purchased by out of town parties who will soon organize a company to be known as "The Ashley Falls Marble Co." They will equip the quarry with all the latest improved machinery and run 1t in full force as model quarry.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
BEATS THE KLoNDIKE.

Mir A. o, Thomas, of Marysville, Tex. has found a more valuable discovery than has yet been made in the Klon- dike. For years he suffered untold az ony from Consumption, accompanied by hemorrhages; and was absolutely cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of little value in comparison with this marvellous cure; would have if, even if it cost hundred dollars . bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by pr Kings New Dis. covery for Consumption. Trial bottles at W. H. Camps Drug store. Regular size 50 cents and Sl.00. Guarsnteed to cure or price refunded.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
HUN rsvILLE and SOUTH CANAAN

Mrs Frank Nichols is quite i'll at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs Henry Howe.
 Mrs O. E. Chase and children spent Sunday in Canaan Valley as guests of her sister. Mrs Rexford Stanton.
 Ohas. Anderson, who has been in the emply of D, B. Tiffany for some time past, sailed Saturday, Aug. 27 for his home in Sweden where hs will engage in farming.
 During the terrific thunder storm that passed over this section last Tuesday. Aug. 23, lightning struck and killed Q valuable COW belonging to Wells Yale Beyond splintering a large number of trees the lightning did no further dam age here-sbouts.
 Wm. Dean has gone to work for the steam sawmill company. He will move his family from North Adams 10 this place.
 l. As Mrs Frank Dewkett was driving from Falls Village last Monday ev. ming lady and gentleman on wheels rode past them. As ene of them passed the head of the horse the bell was rung which frightened the animal, who turn. ed suddenly, overturning the wagon and throwing Mrs Dewkett to the ground. For little time Mrs Dewkett. horse and wagon were in . promiscuous heap on the ground. Mrs Dewkett was injured somewhat but with the help of kind neighbors reached home. The parties riding the wheels are unknown.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
LIMIT ROCK.

Miss Matthews is visiting Miss Julis Goodwin.
 Rev Mir Stanton spent few days oI last week at Miss Julia Ensign's.
 Miss Carrie Richardson has been al Watch Hill for a while.
 Miss Hattie McNeil has been spending the week with friends out of town.
 Master Henry Tarrant is at Putney for few weeks.
 Miss Eliza Coffee spent Sunday in Lakevile.
 Mrs Merriman of Waterbury is g. Robert Merriman's.
 Miss Jessie Wintsrbottom is visiting Mrs McGovern in South Norwslk.
 Miss Anna Ensign IS visiting Miss Cora Brown in Falls Village.
 MT and Mrs Chapman and Harry Brown of New York city have been al N. A McNeil's.
 Miss Ellen Ensign was in New York awhile this week.
 Mrs Henry Burgess and daughter are visiting at Lee Ostram's.
 Mrs Byron Boyden and sister, Mrs Boyden of Bridgeport are at James Winterbottom's s for the week..
 Miss Kathleen Gilbert and brother, MT Kirkland Peck of Bridgeport are visiting at Mrs Jane Ensign's.
 The Misses Halleck are visiting at Mrs Julia Ensign's.
 Rev Mir Walker and Mrs Walker are spending few weeks at Mir Geo. Mo. Coy's.
 Mrs Gale and Miss Gale of Cleveland, Ohio. and Mrs Vallely of Providence are visiting at MT James Cummings.
 James Kennedy returned to his home in Brooklyn on Monday.
 Joe Kennedy of Brooklyn is visiting friends in town.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
sHEFPIRLD.

The A. M. E. camp meeting that is now in progress at New Guinea has been we'll attended thus far. Daily ser vices are held at 10 80 a. m., and 2. 30 p. n. Mrs Hillery of PittsHeld will sing. able speakers from New Haven. Lee and Pittsfield will aid in the good work. This is the first camp meeting held in Sheffield in. many years and is the sole efforts of it's pastor, Rev E. l. Coffin, who is making an earnest effort to reclaim this neglected people. He should have the hearty cooperation of the people of the village in this good work.
 Miss Minnie Sardam of Clay ton i. visiting friends in town.
 The entertainment given by the col. ored people last Friday evening was 8 grand success. About 50 white people were present. Go.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

List of Those to be Given in Connects
 cut This Fall.
 New London County-Norwich, Sept 5-7. Windhsm County-Brooklyn, Sepi 1915.
 Berlin-Berlin, Sept 2l
 Branford-Branford, Sept.
 Chester-Chester. Sept 28. Danbury-Dsnbury, Oct 3.S. East Grsnby-East Granby, Oct. Pennington Valley. Collinsville. Sept I7S.
 Granby-Granby, Sept. Guilford-Guilford. Sept. Hsrwinton-HsrwiHton, Oct4. Killingworth-Kill Oct. Meriden-Meriden, Sapt.
 New Milford-New Milford, Sept G &. Newtown-Newtown, Sept 27 go. Rockville Fair Association - Rock. rille. Sopt 20 22.
 S.msbury-Simsbury, Oct. Stafford Springs, Stafford Springs. Oct 46.
 Sufield-Suffield, Sept 21 22. Union n, 06 { Monroe etc. Huntington, Union (Somers etc. l-Enfeld, Sept 2s.
 Wallingford-Wallingford. Sept 29-30 Willimantic Fair Association-Willi- msntic, Sept 27-29.
 Winsted Winsted.
 Woodstock-South Woodstock, Sept 1921.
 Woloott, Got 12.
 Connecticut Horticultural Society," Hartford, about Sept 20- %. and about Nov S-10.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
" EST CORN " ALI.

Hon. L.'J. Nickerson and Myron Hal. lock are spending week outing at Long Island and Asbury Park.
 Agnes Cochrane, who has been spend ing two months with her sister in Bridgeport, returned home last Satur- day. The young people are delighted to have her home once more.
 E. R Davison has returned from his fishing trip and resumed his duties as agent.
 Some Cornwall Bridge lads were cut ting quite figure in town the past few days. #s
 Miss Dolfie Breitenbach of New York is visiting her amt, Mrs Chas. Listman
 Miss Mabel Merrill of New Haven is visiting at 0. K. Baldwin's.
 James Wilson of Long Hill has been at Ellen Oochrape's for few days.
 Harry Wickvire spent Sunday in Ca naan with friends and relatives.
 Wm. D. Bosler spent Sunday calling on friends in his old home, Sharon.
 Miss Ruth Weeks. who has been at Chss. Smiths is visiting friends in Tor rington.
 c. A. Petit, whose romantic marriage hoo bOOh OuiohiOiCA III oui paPOfos was our acting station agent here dur ing Mir Davison's vacation.
 Rob Callahan is Chas. Miller's new right hand man in the general culinary department.
 The shear shop has shut down for a week.
 Jos. Mallison is in New York this week.
 The lecture at the chapel Monday evening on the "Emancip4tion that comes from Books" by Dr E O. Bald win was enjoyed by all present. The proceeds netted $l5 toward the building fund
 Messrs 0. D. and H. Fl. Baldwin of Thomaston have been spending few days in town.
 Miss May L. Phillips of Red Hook, N. Y has been engaged as preceptress of the Housatonic Valley Institute which will open Sept. 19.
Connecticut western news., 1898-09-01
NURFOLk.

Miss Hilda Telford of London, Eng. who has been the guest of Miss Alura Beardsley for the past month, has re- turned to Bethel, Vt
 Percy ScovIlle has accepted position in New York city and left for that place last week.
 A Republican caucus will be held at the Town Hall this evening for the cleo. tion tf delegates to the various conven. tions soon to be held and also to elect a new town committed.
 A most enjoyable whist party was he'll at the Stevens House last Friday evening and proved the social event of the season at that popular resort.
 Mrs Elizabeth Arnold who has been suffering for some time from paralysis. died at her home on Monday noon aged Fl years.
 At meeting of the Norfolk Sewer Dis trict which was held at the Town Hall Monday evening a tax collector was elected and tax was laid to defray the expense of contraction of the new sys- tenn.
 The Republican caucus of Norfolk will be held Thursday evening Sept. l, at 7.30. p. m.. at the Town Hall.
 The first annual golf tournament of the "Norfolk Downs" opened Tuesday morning the 30th at 10 a. m. with th,. preliminary round for the ladies handi- cap. The day was ideal and the course was dotted with little groups of spects. tors who either followed the players or stood on the tiny hills which make up the links. Several red, white and blue tents had been created and added much to the picturesque scene. During the afternoon there was large number present to watch the Cup match be. tween the Litchfeld and Norfolk teams composed of six players on a side The game was fine one and the teams closely matched, Litchfield winning by only one hole up. thus carrying off the beautiful Eldridgs cup for the first year. The gentlemen's Hsndicsy pre-. liminary round opened Wednesday morning and. the final round will be played of this afternoon The ladies final round is being played of this morning.
 Tuesday evening the Eldridge gym nasium was the scene of most brilliant social event. the occasion being the golf dance given by the kindness of Miss Isabelle EIdridge. The grounds were prettily decorated with lanterns and torches. Sedgwick and Gaylord were assisted by oornetist from Hart ford. Refreshments were served. Miss Lillian Marvin, who has been spending the pas, few weeks in New Haven and Bristol, returned today. Mrs Stuart Wolcott of New York Mills is the guest of Mrs ". ". Welch of this place.
 Mir and Mrs Buell. and daughter of New Haven, who have been the guests Mrs R. I. Crissey for few days. have returned.
 The services ct the Church of Trans hguration will be continued through September at 8 .. m except on the first Sunday m the month and at 10. 45 a. m. and p. m. The Rev Nr Bodley will still continue in charge.
 Bishop Brewster of the state of Con- necticut will administer the rite of Con. firmstion st the Church of TrHnshgura- tion on Sept. 23. Mir and Mrs Carl Stoeckel have presented the church with silver communion service of seven pieces and two brass aims basins.
 The work of laying the sewer pipe will begin Monday.
 The Norfolk ball team was defeated in New Hartford Saturday by score of l3 to2.