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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-31

N two columns of talk which Is not
at all dull the Inter Mountain deals
with a challenge which the stand
ard extended yesterday morning. This
challenge the Inter Mountain accepts.
The way to do Is 10 be up and at ii.
required for the concise statement of
the case-it is this: Thursdays edition
of the Inter Mountain included a Wash
lngton letter labeled correspondence OF
the Inter Mountain" That letter in
cluded this sentence: Many express
sions have been heard. coming from
prominent democrats both in official and
COMPRESSION. life. hat the democrats
Of Montana mad a grave mistake po-
ltically. when they repudiated the sill
yer republicans and the populists prior
to the recent election"
Yesterday morning the Standard said
that the Inter Mountain cannot make
its statement good" and the Standard
also said: 1T is not true that these
Washington people put the case as the
Inter Mountains correspondent reci.es
lit Is not at all true. The Standard
challenges the Inter Mountain to a
Joint inquiry into this assertion. We
wager hat the Inter Mountain cannot
make It's correspondents words good.
on the testimony that can easily be
taken in Washington" The Inter Noun
tain said last night:
The Anaconda Standard of this morning
takes issue with the statements made by
the Inter fountains Washington CORE
spondent respecting Montana affairs and
challenges an investigation into the facts.
The challenge is most cordially accepted,
although a discussion Of the matter COM
pels a reiteration Of statements covered
more or less in detail during the late
campaign. Being the challenged party.
the Inter Mountain has the choice OF
weapons. and will therefore name verac-
ity. that being a weapon seldom used by
the Standard In Its political debates.
All right. Never mind the ''reiteration
of statements" or the choice of weapons.
or the Standards alleged lack OF We
racity. Name your man. The chal-
Ienge was to a joint inquiry into the as
sertion made by the Inter Mountains
correspondent. That must occur in
Washington. by a series Of interviews
conducted Jointly by a representative
Of the Standard and a representative OF
the Inter Mountain. This office names
Frank III. Hosford. the Standards we'll
known Washington correspondent. He
has been widely known as the president
OF washington's famous press club; he
personally knows all 'the prominent
democrats both in official and congress.
sional life" I'm Washington: the Stan1-
ard pledges that he will join cheerfully
i'm an interview. on the stated issue. OF
any democrat and of all the democrat:
whose testimony the Inter Mountain
may request.
IL the Inter Mountain is ready. for II:
part. this inquiry can be moving before
the middle Of next week. There car
be no chicanery about II. II in any in
stance the two correspondents disagree
as TO any mans testimony. Wen cheer
fully accept Senator Mantle as umpire
to ascertain the fact from the 'promi
nent democrats" in person.
So. good neighbor, let her go; nam
your man.
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Denies the Reports.

Lima. Peru. Dec. %. via Galveston. Tex.
President Alfaro of Ecuador authorizes
an absolute denial OF the reports of the
rapture of Tulcan. capital of Carchi prov
ince, and the siege of quito. the Ecuador
ian capital. by invading revolutionary
forces under General Rivondeira. Ac-
cording TO advices from la Paz. capital
Of Bolivia. IL l. rumored that the advance
guard OF the troops under President Alon-
20 Zentaga nave made common aus
with the reVolutionists.
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Might Versus Right.

Colon. Colombia, Dec. 30-The local
press. referring to-day to the report that
the Italian second-c,ass cruiser Fieramos-
ga. under command of Ammiraglio de
Brochetii. has been ordered to Colombian
waters TO demand satisfaction for alleged
recent insults offered tn Italian naval OFF,
GERS. says that Colombia should act with
dignity. prudence and forbearance. so as
to attract the attention OF the nations of
the world to the repeated display of might
versus right"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-31

BRENNAN. Tex. Dec. 30.-A wholesale
poisoning is reported by telephone from
Shelby. Austin county. Frank Lomack.
his wife and five children were the Vie
Tins. Two are dead and IL Is Thought
that none Of the others can recoNer.
Arsenic was placed in their coffee by
unknown persons
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-31
Declared "A Draw.

Salt Lake. Dee, m.-The night between
Jim Williams and Willard Bean. both OF
Utah. took place before "A large crowd OF
sp.ctators at Provo tonight. The tight
was declared a draw In the 9th round.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-31
Closed.

Rio de Janeiro. Dec. @.-Parliament
closed tonight. The budget expenses are
-. @o centos. The receipts are estimated
at ISL 900 centos. Extradi,on with the
United States and other reports were APP
proved.
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On M, NAY In Erance.

London. Dec. 6.-The Paris correspond
ent OF the News says that despite all de-
mails. Dreyfus Is already on his way TO
France.
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The STANDARD has branch offices at
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on APP
pticasiou
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New York Ofhce-N Tribune Building.
Chicago Onice-ea The Rookery.
The s. G. Beckwith Special Agency
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington B~urcau-1.f5 q street. y
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All general business letters and corre-
~spondence should he addressed to the
Standard PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Anaconda. Mont.
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Printed Every Day In the Year.
Entered at the postofice at Anaconda as
second class mail matter.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-15

s PUBLISHER IsEE~-ise apsy aa-
saorizea t-sTss!sg agent Of TIE foti-la-
fs..sxsace. % :. i. 1aw.ey, CITY celiec.o.s
~ + a Ca,nes.t IL. +. Hazlss. :. !.
Tsv.sy =. q. 9c5usrs ard Srgdt JSgr-
rea. fossnes;c.s ar.ry~asgs gre CIR
sgezx fAY Tnoas5 csiy 80 isieze and 70
ST. rsssGent ~ MS :a tia various CITES
ard tossng ~ ttss Northwest,
REWARD Ten dollars sia be ra.c 20.
ssscf.uatse3 leading 10 the e33vsciion o.
Esy 2srson stealing eoases 81 this paper
ApyE 1T ISL ~. Office EcEys OF tgs
ps,-!nseii' .rnssr isas.s.sss ofltes: itai.y
rrtl II Z M; Sunday nogrE. open
= n. "a q r. ~ Classified advertise
r.srts VII as recs.s.d up 20 That Tine.
zfversise.s sIstk under the head az LOST.
Faaad F5y ssIs Eas Esas and a!tuasieSs
Wanted viii b. inae.'sd 81 It's rate G.
1e.s word saesi iaEssslon. Payment a.
ways Il. aasaEee. 80 Advertisement re-
estvei ssr less s1An q GEMS.
vgaTfsERs - change Tor adssr-
n.uss bs furnished BY o'clock SATURDAY.
bssaeS o-lces q shs ?ost-fn,sltiSerser
TACOMA kEEEAII-:so LIS Pactnc
aYe.se l.. 4 Ka-.saE-
sPoE AZ T. Branch Office. T-adsrs h:oes.
~ Ei.srsae avenue; ta.sphene iE. J. y.
Ps;sfseu. Ggaaxes.
P0sT TowNaBYtt-wm. A. rfsifger.
hELf.iselIAM fAT-Esw Whateom.
Parker Ellis. Manager. WV
OLYMPIA m. Vain strecs. e. G. WE
vIc1uRfa .. c.-oeorss asrzasn.
The following .stssrs await adysstlsefs
-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARcAEA Lodge. no. q. r. and A. M.
meets sscond and fourth Monday each
month
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NOTICE TO sTOCkHoI.DERS.

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
trg-Sotice IL hereby given that there
Will he = special nee ting Of tbe stock
iloidars Of me K8slo- NontczIma Mining
ana M!lliuS Company. held al the ofice
- s-tUve. Allen. Hughes a McNjeken.
Room ~ Bailey building. Seattle. Wash
inStoT. or Wednesday. the 30th lay If
Marcn ISIS, al the ho1r % : ocloef< y. m
Tor tae purpose of authorizing ire beard
Of trustees of said company IL secure the
present outstanding obligations ana in
deatedreSs Of the company by mortgage
upon The property of tne company Or TO
borrow money and secure the paymeut
OF iHs aT,e by mortgage upon the prop
eftv Of TIE company for the purpose az
paving ~ he present outstanding obi
cations ard Indebtedness. and for such
other business as might properly come
before a sfoc khol5ers' meeting.
Dated Seattle. Washington. March Isth
1884
MAURICE NcMTrKEN
Secretary k.slo-Aontefcsra Minirg and
Nfs4tn. Company.
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rri.s.. AZ DIN u ssf.s ~ W A-csE sSrssf.
sgs.sas, &2reh ~ ,s5s. ..2sy Z. s1iigsFos
81 x1ss -. ctian. aga = YEAR,
rs.e.zsl .s-T.Sss sri - Zee a. Es1nsT
.,fs@..ss essa ge! .k.s alse.tssn ~ :
s'ris1s.
rrxYSTE.- "a Seattle IS-sh II. Is-s a.
10 kErce. essrsr Howard and 4ssgisc1
s.y,e.S E&z chAr!stte J. AxnSEse.
aAugss.e. * s1of4ss l.. anA Aa-fAs ID
Ksr.ssGer. ~ b5.s-Gasss-is aged - yeag9-
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8, .~as~ n s.ea:. So.Tec. -s.aersiSn -
rst,ers gs6sr .h@ss assjsgs. TIE sans
sssy.f es EFT =. lbs ssssnsss assses o. this
rs.xr 20 sezrgs - Escc To- sGeE ES-
! ~sS<..
ruas-.t reffee= resolutions o. other
srse.Ss ar u3sem4nss gia Be charged
4. rae rate ~ u sssts rs. Ire excn W.
ss-.sor pJsT- ~ = fsf.T.fSs co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ltd. of Anacs.fes. Wash. e. 5. <. beg
TO give notice Of "a change In their af-
fairs. Messrs. J. II. Todd and c. r Todd.
OF the firm OF j. II. Todd 4 Son. OF Vic
toria. e. G. having sold out all their
stock and interest in the said company
to Mr. r.. V. Winch. OF Vancouver. r. e..
WIG has hitherto been tbs largest inai-
and. now being chief owner will assume
control and be general manager of the
whole business.
All correspondence or communications In
connection with the Anacortes Packing
Co. Limited. are requested TO be sent TO
Mr. r. V. Winch Z. .. Box 2is. Taaco8-
THE ANAcoRTEs PACKING co.
Per r. V. winch. Managing Director.
Vancouver y G.. March Nth. 1885
Referring % the above notice 0. the An
aoortes Packing Co. Ltd. We beg 20 con-
firm the same, and state that from this
date We have no interss. In or connection
with the said company whatever either Ia
''''' j. H TODD s. SON.
Victoria. B. c.. March 18th. lsss.
CoMPosiTioN-ws are now prepared to
do composition for the trade tany meas
uTeJ IN N0apAsea. Mincn- BREWER and
Lonx Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
taIi or address Posi-Inteii.Ecneer. Seat
tie.
SPECIAL. TNEORHATf0N -
manufacturers. business houses ana
pusltc men BY the Press Clipping Gu
feau tAIlen'st. room q Mckay building.
Portland Or
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INSURANCE.
ATLas ASSURANCE COMPANY. Of
London Organized ISIS Assets. $780,
os Fire .Vssss proknrsiy adjusted. Ed
rluaa Bo xden. agent. Horton Bank build
Ing.
CHARLES WATSON Insurance. es New
York building Telephone. AAia -.
gI1RNs ATKINSON. general insurance.
il Hoet5n block
WAREHOUSE & BEACH. Insurance
A CONAN building
CALHOUN CO. general insurance.
Q,yTp.c e!ock.
LASER & r.skEE. Insurance. Halter
DiceE.
CRAWFORD & C@%oVEa. New York
hoax.
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MRS. DIR. SLAYTON..
THE WORLDS GREATEST MEDIUM.
She recognizes none her superior: gives
advice on all affairs pertaining TO this
life, reveals the future IN A DEAD
TRANCE: locates mines and buried
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health happiness and wealth: Z unites
the separated and causes speedy and
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ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS and pri-
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or money refunded: perfect satisfaction
guaranteed by mali: inciose stamp for
circular for special terms.
MRS DIR. SLAfToS.
SI3 Second avenue, Epler block parlors
l and 2 Walk IN. there are no signs, Of
fee hours. 10 10 ). Sundays. 10 to IL
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CLAIRVOYANT-Ma Arndt, the
great German fortune teller. Just from
Chicsso. the best In the world, will be
here for a short time. and can tell YOU
the past ard future The best card read
er. She can tell your fortune BY palm
istry the egg and by the planets. VIII
show you the picture of your future hus-
band or wife. and will tell you your for
tune from the cradle TO the grave. Come
and you viii lie surprised. She has the
seven seals. Your life r. for her an open
book She is the greatest mind reader
and can tell yeu regarding speculations
and business. She ~ the best adviser
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for Klondike claims Prices 90 cents and
up Office hours from 10 a. m to s u. m,
Palmer house, 1851 First avenue. parlor
No l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A 2 RANDALL & CO. carpenters a.
e+rS. gazing, screens, windows ana
doors Ts.spacHe. SEe<a 81 10 Srrl1S
street
FOR Rem T-tosSt~s ste. hol5s 70 Qsa an
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OWEN AND UHEC<rR
\ u BEN&AA4N-S=a1 rgr1s ss- xo<
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CLAIRvOYANTs.
CL.AlRVoYANT.

CLAlREoYANT.
Arrival Extraordinary.
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Mind Reader and Astrolagist
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No MATTER WHAT TROUBLE you
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DIR. REEnF. IS RECOGNIZED by the
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orally as the foremost medium of modern
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your enemies converted into s'aunch
friends. in a word. whatever may be
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Satisfaction guaranteed or no fee taken.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaLE.

TANTEns-Sisuatien ~ mi6d.e-sssd man
OF coed address, posted ia dry goods.
cioaks. notions. WITH both wholesale and
retail experience good references. Ad-
dr-es 7 - care Observation-Disclosures.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-11-08
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

With Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
ana mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by n of the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a regu-
lar prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in cur.
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggist, price 75c.
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know them. Every accusation and
charge made by them has been met and
answered fully, trnthfully and complete
ly. The Reno Journal says; THE
ground covered by these fifteen charges
and the replies to them includes the
whole range OF Senator Stewards career.
Not n accuzation could be sustained
which impeached his character as a
man, his reputation as an attorney, or
his record as a statesman and faithful,
able and Courageous champion and de-
fender OF the interests of the people of
Nevada in the Senate OF the United
States. Not one could be sustained.
With all their marvellous adroitness in
framing charges, and skill, untrammeled
by the limitations of Truth, in In, ent-
ing proofs to bolster up these assertions,
their very malice and venom defeated
the ends which they sought to accom-
plish. They harped and tuned and sung
that he was not a resident of the State
but had foisted himeslf upon US from
Californis that he was an attorney of
the Southern Pacific Railroad and only
incidentally a representative OF the peo-
pie of Nevada; that he was responsible
for all the iniquities, imaginary and real
practiced by that great corporation
against this State; that he was a traitor
to the cause OF silver, never having cast
an honest vot in the cause of silver in
his life, and lost all, that he was feeble
minded, dishonest and with a past re-
cord darker than Ethiopian shades.
THE JOURNALS" REPLIES.
We took up these charges seriatim, as
they were made, and refuted them.
We showed that Senator Stewart, judged
by all the reasonable standards within
the storehou Sc of Common Sense. was a
bona ide resident OF Nevada. We showed
where the records of Congress were and
where every word spoken and legislative
act Of Senator Stewards was contained
and challenged his traducers to produce
an instance where he has uttered a
syllable or performed an act which
under the widest latitude of criticism,
could be construed as subscribing any
other interests than the highest welfare
of the people of Nevada. They could
not produce an instance. With all the
records at their command in the Library
at Carson they could not meet the chal-
ienge. We are not begging the question
when we declare that the very absence
OF such proof by them adduced is proof
conclusive of its non-existence.
The falsity of every specific allegation
against Senator Stewart being exposed,
his opponents renewed the attack with
generalities, trusting that the very null
titude and adroitness OF the framing of
them would reach their object and
awake the passions of the people to lay
all their burdens of wrong at the white
haired chieftain's door. These have
one by one been met. With the weapons
of Truth and the force Of Logic they
have been driven back to their several
abodes in the Realm of Lies"
If the people Of Wadsworth are true
to themselves their interests and their
friends they cannot and will not forget
what Senator Stewart has done for them
and for Wadsworth.
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Piano Tuner.

Oscar Hidebrandt has charge of the
guaranteed wotk for A. ]. Pommer of
Sacramento, Gardner & Glassell of San
Francisco, and such instruments that
have been sold for Sherman & Clay by
George f. Allen. Leave orders at the
Dispatch office.
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Annual Fair.

The grandest event ever given by the
Ladies Aid Society will be the next ann
ual fair on December Sth. The ladies'
revery busy making useful articles to
sail on that occasion.
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Hotice to Hunters.

l hereby notify all hunters not to
trespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will be
prosecuted. L. G. Hermann
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DIR. II. B. Mcdonald. Office in DIS
PATCH building. Crown and bridge work.
Teeth without plates. Fine gold filings.
Charges reasonable. y
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We buy and sell exchange on New York,
Chicago, San Francisco, and other points in the
United States; also on London, Paris, Berlin,
Genoa, Bellinzona, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
and other cities in Europe
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-11-10

KALAMAZOO, MlcH4 Sept l, 98
F. G.. Skowhegan. Me,
Importance all having
the
Dealers frequently order
stating directly the purchaser that the stove of
thereof stopped
by compelled the damages
ehayesuc
in
whenever discovered
toe
of
Oak Immediately
preferably affidavit
at the expenseO ouc
the of
of will
BROS, HOWARD,
Nos l. South
Michigan
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Somerset Choral Society.

AT a recent meeting of the Somerset
Choral Society the following named
officer and Board of Managers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres, j.
N. Merrill, NJ. D.; V. Pres, j. n.
Smith Sec, Miss Lizzie Webb; Treas,
Walter F. Robbins; Associate Members
of the Board, d. H. Bartlett, Elmer E
Harris, Rev. j. A. Jones, Mrs. r. B
Shepherd, Mrs. John w. Steward, Mrs
M. I. Pooler, Miss Julia Folsom.
At subsequent meeting of the Board
of Managers, Mr.. Geo. Pratt Maxim OF
Waterville was elected Musical Director
and the first meeting of the reorganized
chorus will be held Friday night, Nov.
18th. The Oratorio of The Ne ssiaf
with other music will be studied and q
concert given early in the season. We
learn the prospects are fiAttering for 8
large and interesting chorus with d
number of new and prominent members
added.
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Dressm aking.

First-class dressmaking at reasonable
prices. Cutting and fitting specially.
MRS. C. E. NORTON, formerly of Lynn,
Mass. 26 West Front ST., Skowhegan.
2w45
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Buy hosiery at M. B. Heselton's.

Dress goods marked down at Ordway's.
Rat traps at Blunt's, the kind that
catch them.
Very choice butter at Bartlett's, only
20 cts.
Judkins will give you a bargain in
separate waists and skirts.
The lady who has trouble in getting
an easy boot ought to try a pair of the
"Jenness Miller" at C. Fl. Gardeners
A middle aged woman would like a
situation In small family to do house
work. Good references. Apply to
Box 507. e"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-11-10

Pishon & Moore are selling l6 lbs. of
sweet potatoes for % cts.
5. d. WadsWorth of Hiram, who with
his wife has been passing the last three
weeks in town, the guest of his son, DIR.
John +. Wadsworth, returned to his
home on Tuesday morning.