davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

The managers of the Sarah White
Home wish to acknowledge the receipt
of the following donations since Febru.
AIRY LIST: From Mrs. Gregg Chandler,
81; a friend, 80; Miss Carrie Johnston,
s25; Mrs. William Hilles, 81; Rev. M.
Sluby, % cents; j. Edward Addicks,
300; Isabella Ware, $40; Hettie Will
liams, so cents; Miss Todd, SIS; Miss
Mary Bullock, so cents; Mrs. Ann Polk,
81 friend, 81; John Kirkman,
prunes, sugar and other groceries |:
Charles Mason, potatoes and sugar |;
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackiston, five pounds
sugar, two pounds tea. one pound
coffee; Mrs. Rebecca Cooper, two
pounds coffee; Mrs. Mary Simmons,
two pounds sugar: Mrs. Rachel Smith,
one pound crackers; Mrs. Jennie
Garter. two pounds sugar; Mr.. Ward,
one pound sausage; Mrs. Thompson,
two pounds prunes; Mrs. Louisa Thigh
man, one pound crackers; Mrs. Trusty,
four shad; from friends, three dozen
herring: Mrs. Emeline Berry, four
pounds sugar; Mrs. Lobdell, straw
berries and sugar; Rhoda Biddle, coffee
and sugar Margaret Blackiston, one
bag of -four; friend, dishes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Toledo, O., June 1.-The two men
drowned IN the river last night were
identified by the police as Charles
Chase and Ed Riferdt. They are be-
lieyed to have been river pirates out on
scout in the harbor. The police do
not believe any one else was in the
boat.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

William Rothwell Reynolds, Justice
of the peace of Middletown, and Miss
Sarah Grace Fennimore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fennimore, of
Woodbury., N. j.. are TO be married at
the Presbyterian Church in the latter
place, Wednesday evening, june 14th,
at o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
TRAIN ROBBERY NEAR CHEYENNE.

Omaha, Neb., June 2.-Union Pacific
railroad officials confirm the report of
L train robbery near Cheyenne last
night, but state they havo no details.
Tho train robbed was westbound
overland flyer No. /, which left Omaha
yesterday morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Dover, June 2.-Gov. Tunnel made
the following appointments this morn
ing; Ellsbury B. Slaughter, Justice of
the peace at Kenton; II. q. Budd,
Justice Of the peace at Smyrna; Samuel
Gibson, oyster policeman at Bowers
Beach,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

The Rev. Charles A. Horne has re.
tired from the rectorate of Christ
Episcopal Church, Christiana hundred,
and with his wife. has gone to New
York. They will remove to Idaho,
where Mr.. Horne is to do missionary
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08
Death Of tho Rev. ). IA. r,rh.bourne.

nastor of Union Metbodist Enisnonal
pI this city, died IN New York
week before last. His remains were
buried at Easton, Md.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Dover, June 2.-Jacob G. Lewis,
collector of oyster revenue, is seriously
Ill. He is suffering from asthma and
heart trouble.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

9amesS aunders OF Hollandville has
been granted reissue and increase oil
pension, 90 to %.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
prenarnd t-.f, tTnod 9. RI. lowell Mass
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

Are. prepared from Ma.
, lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-08

mother weeps for Joy.
New York, June Ito Mrs. Arthur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
FIRE DISTURBS
A HONEYMOON.
idle Hour" The Country Home Of
W. X. Vanderbilt, a Total Loss.
BRIDE AND GROOM WERE THERE
But They Escaped Unhurt-The Total
Loss Is Estimated at Over Quar-
tcrofa Million Dollars Was
Destroyed in an Hour:

NEW YORK, April Nv. Il. Wander
bilt's country house. Idle Hour AT
Oakdale. l.. l.. was totally destroyed py
fire about o'clock to-day. No lVes were
lost and no one was injured.
W. X. Vanderbilt. Jr., and his DFioe'
formerly Miss Virginia Fair, were occupy
ing the house at the time
The fire is believed to have originated
I'm the cellar. accidentally II broke out
at 3:i5 A. NJ. and in an hour the mag
nifcent structure with all its Nsluaoie
fittings was totally destroyed.
Besides young Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt
there were twelve or fifteen servants In
the house. All got safely ol-
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his he came 20
New York on an early tram.
The volunteer hremen who were sum
moned by telephone from the nelshoorlng
villages. arrived too late to be or any as
sistance All the costly furniture, bric-
a-brac and paintings in the house were
The total loss is estimated at from
$50 90 70 10000.
The Idle Hour estate is forty-eight miles
from New York and has every improve
ment for comfort that wealth could Sc
cure.
II was a rambling structure but per
feet IN ARRANGEMENT and appearance
ON the estate can be had fishing. shoot-
ing and hunting. as free from the outside
world rs though the place were nundreds
of miles away from city or town. -.
Its uaznidcent trees are OF more t'sN
q century OF growth. and the vistase ~
Tho east is one Of the finest bits Of seen
ery that Long Island has 10 show
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
A PURE STIMULANT.
A Record of Efficiency which Ia
Never Been EqualIed.

or all preventivos of ordinary derange-
ments-Coughs. Colds and Chils. none
are so efficient as Duny's Pure Malt
Whiskey. Or IL these have been acquired.
there is no cure so effective Scientists
endorse and doctors recommend IL for
Asthma. Grip Bronchitis and Pneumonia.
The reason for this is that Duffy's Pure
Malt Whisky Is the only whiskey COM
binng stimuative and curative proper
ties. II is the only whiskey required by
the Government to afix the official stamp
1T is taxed as a medicine and therefore
Acknowledged as one. not only by the
Government but by the medical profess
sion as well
Its adaptation for medical purposes has
been tested thousands and thousands OF
times. It has never been found wanting
its efficiency has been tested In cases in.
Vulnerable. In no case has it ever been
administered without distinct benefit IT
is the purest and best Of stimulants. and
its use is followed by no unfavorabie re.
action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
NEW TRUST COMPANY.
The Allotment of Stock in the Inter
national Practically Complete.

BAL TIMORE. MD. April 1l-Speclal'
The allotment of stock OF the lnteina-
tional Trust Company was practcaliy
completed to-day. The international VIII
Start business with a capital of S3oo0Wo
and q surplus Of $3.50 making IL one
of tho strongest in point OF financial re-
sources in the city. The capital was over
subscl ibed several times
LARGE interests in the underwriting or
the proposed consolidation Of the sea
hoard Air Line. Georgia and Alabama and
Tr1orida Central and Peninsular railroads
have already been placed with the com
many The banking houses of hidden
dorf oliver & Co. Of Baltimore. and
John L. Williams & Sons, Of Richmond
va the Richmond Safe Deposit Com
pany and other Richmond interests that
are interested In this deal, are closely
identified with the company.
]. w. Middendorf Is one Of the Vice
presidents. and Z. Lancaster Williams
representing John l. Williams & Sons,
a director. Through its New York con
nections the company has the active CO.
operation OF John H. Searles. who Is one
OF the vice presidents. Standard OIL IN
terests and important New York life IN
surance and railroad interests are also
identiied with the company and It's ope-
ratiops. The officers of the company are
President Douglass II. Gordon VICE
Presidents. j. w. Middendorf' John ~
Searles. Charles T. Westcott; Secretary
and Treasurer. Charles ID. Fenhaseh'
General Counsel. Cans & Hannah
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
-.:Ts'3,
Bakers
Premium
BitterS
You Need
FOR
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and ali
Stomach Troubles.
The Old Reliable Remedy

tremendous seas. when swept over 'ne
vessel fore and aft
At5o'clock 4. NJ. when the vessel was
I'm latitude H3l. longitude 1926. the rud-
der head broke. smashing the trunk so
that wafer poured into the Storage room
and cabin bcrths. A large quantity Of
stores was destroyed With great diff
cfilty tho trunk was secured by putting
chain STRAPS around 10 prevent further
opcning and il was covered with oakum
Am hands were kept busy for some
hours getting the water out or the cabin
and securing the rudder. The gale con-
tnued am day. and the ship, laboring and
stralr.ng heavily. shipped great quanti-
ties of water. Oil bags were used with
some success.
ON several succeeding days moderate
caf.s and hieh seas were met on the
2ofh the crew were put at work 10 rig
= iur, rudder. When il was finished the
engines were started, but the rudder
would NOT answer. Alterations were
made but without success
Tho steamer BRIGHTON attempted to tow
the steamer Kairos. but failed. John
Ashton. seaman. had his arm and leg
broken. beside being Knocked overheard
bv ono of the tow lines Ashton was
rescued.
Tho Exeter city towed the Kairos 90
miles before the line parted and the Exc
fer CITY became lost i'm snow storm
and .,io on April 5th. on the 9Th and
-D iref4nfs. the vessel met heavy gales
and tremendous seas. Last Saturday the
,~.y. GOT ID chain around the improvised
rndlrr go that tho ship could he steered
az moderate srced. and they slowly made
Halifax harhOr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
SOUTHERN COT TON COMBINE
Mill Men Meet in SpartanburS anu
Effect an Organization.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Aprli Ia Spe-
c,al 10 the Observer from SparlansouIs g.
( q saws: There was meeting this az
ternoon al the Spartan Inn. OF Soulh. q i
,,snufacturers of wide goods OF PRINT
cloth construc ton. The meeting was
nre,Iminary to a permanent ORGANIZATION
g.. ,be nnrpose of controlling the price
90 southern made convertible goods and
LA nrtnt cloths. The meeting was har-
,r,onious II is hoped that this organiza-
ito, will be OF great beneft 10 all manu-
,oc.urers of this class OF goods captain
- DnIing. OF Lalngs Mountain,
~ C. was elected president.
and Mr.. j. G.. Wardlaw. OF
c.ssnev secretary. The executive COM
,ni,tes viii meet on Thursday at the Spar
.an Inn. The regular meeting OF the
organizatlon will be had at Manufaciur-
ers' Club in Charlotte on the 10Th in
slant.
The following mills were represented
at the Spartansburg meeting to-day.
Duling Mills. by Capt. r Dlling. the
CARNEY Manufacturing Co. By H. d.
Wheat and +. c. Wardlaw; the Poe Man
ufacturing Co., by F. w Poe. Victor
Manufacturing Co.. OF Greers, S c.. by
y. w. Parker; Mills Manufacturing Co.
by ". d. Moore: Clinton Cotton Mills. by
NJ. g. Bailey: Union Cotton Mills, by T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
THE LAKE CITY LYNCHERS.
Thx Leading Witnesses Examined by
the Legal Battle.


CHARLESTON. s. c.. April 1.-THE
Lake s-ty case WAS continued in the
I-rifod states circuit Court here to-day.
THE l,sdinr Witnesses examined were La
voriq Baker Rosa Baker. Cora Baker
and Lincoln Baker. members of the fam
ilv 90 tho postmaster who was lynched.
Eirh If the witnesses had besn wound
oil 9t thc time Baker and his child were
killed hy the mob. They described IN
detail what they saw and heard the night
of tho murder They awoke TO find their
home in flames soon men began shoot
iu,, ir the building Baker and the child
were killed and they. though wounded,
escaptG from the house and hid in the
woods The denomination brought
out nothing Now.
a legal battle followed an effort OF the
government t0 nut up Early i. Lee, one
Of tho men who has turned States evil
dcnco Tho ucfence objected, on the
ground that the man had been convicted
of Larceny. The prosecution for larceny
followed closely upon his giving testi-
mony for the government and the claim
of tire government is that II was insti-
tutod 20 disQuality Lee i'm this case. Some
of The records of the court in which he
WIS convicted cannot DE found. The
court adjourned today pending further
argument on the eligibility Of this wit
ness
The effort Of the District Attorney to-
dav was merely 90 prove the crime no
ATTEMPT was made TO show the connection
Of the witnesses with It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12

4 consultation lasting nearly three
hours. was held I'm the Office Of Col. W. r.
Cutshaw yesterday morning. there being
present the city Engineer. Mr.. X. Is.
Seymour. engineer Of tho Richmond
petersburg and Carolina railroad Cot
onol 4. r. VI. Talcott consulting eneI-
neor. and Mr. Francis 3. Isaacs' OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Tho object OF the meeting was for the
examination Of maps of the proposed
route through the city which has already
been given in The Times. Matters reiat-
ing to grades and OF a purely technical
nature were discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
Admirable Presentation Last Night-A
Matinee saturday.

Admirable Presentation Last Night-A
Matinee saturday.
The second presentation Of a Midsum-
mer NIGHTS Dream at the Academy Of
Music last night was thoroughly delight.
full. Such an exquisite blending ~ AN the
emotions has seldom been witnessed The
scene quickly changed from crave TO gay.
from humorous TO pathetic. each one be-
ing wel-nigh perfect in his or her part
From the stately Hippoiyta Queen OF the
Amazons. and the dainty. bewitchlng
Titanla. 20 the tinicst OF the sweet. wee
fairies. nothing could bc found 10 cavl
at. and the applause which ever ano
anon spontaneously broke forth. showed
how well the audience was p-eased-not
pleased-delighted is the proper word 20
describe their feelings
Where each actor and actress 81 thor
ouchly carried ont his or her part IL
would seem inyidiOus 20 single out any
one for special mention. ln justice u
must be said however that Mr. Charles
Guy Hequemhurg 100 the role OF Bolton.
and Mr. John Tyler Jr, as Demetrius,
bore away the palms Tor the male mem
beers Of the cast. while the support eN-
tended them by the others was most adj
mirabie.
Miss Blanche Morgan. as Puck and Miss
Margaret Lcahy. as Oberon King 81 the
Fairies. We're repeatedly app'auded.
The fairies were most enthusiasu,aTy
received. and they mer.ted al the praise
which they received.
The music was most excellent and
showed careful study
The calcium effects. under the shllful
direction of Mr.. .. T.. Christopher great
Is enhanced the effectiveness 0f tho play.
II has been decided. in order that an
may have au opportunity o. witness this
admirable production 10 give q matinee
next Saturday, when popular prices will
prevail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12

G. Duncan: CRANKY Mills and Rchland
Mills. by W. b. :. Whaley. Campden
Cotton Mills. by =. r. Nallepigue; Louise
Mills. bv Z. a. Smith. GastOnia Manu-
featuring CO.. and Avon Mills by John
j.. Love. Edna Mlls. by G.. 4. Howe;
Manchester Mills by j. Il Barron. Hem
rietta Mills. BY S. b. Tanner; Pelzor
Manufacturing Co.. by L. a. Smythe.
Fourteen thousand were represented,
producing 10000 pieces Of cloth per day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12

NEW YORK. April l0.-A well-dressed
woman appeared al the Bellevue Dis
peusary i'm East Twenty-sXth street
early this afternoon with "a boy about
sixteen years old. AS so.n as DTS. Bel
amy and Hunter saw tho boy face they
knew that he had leprosy. lie was taken
To- the hospital AZ once.
The doctors refused 10 say whether
they had isolated the boy or not He
was born I'm Calcutta, and had been in
this country several ears.-Philadel-
rhIa Pres.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
The KAlROS AT HALIFAX.


haitian n 5 NTTTI IT-TNo sIo0m-
o. <l.fo.. which was disabled ln mid
ocean nearly "a month ago while bound
from Great Britain. arrived 40 This port
to-day without assistance. She had been
in tow Of two different steamers. but
both were obliged % give mp all attempts
90 get her into port. owing 20 the bois-
ferrous weather that has prevailed. The
cartain OF the Ksiros had difficult
task working his ship 20 Halifax.
The crew q the KairOs succeeded In
rigging "a jury rudder by which theS
were ab'o 20 guide the vessel on her
course 20 this point.
Captain William Duncombe. OF the
Kairos describing his experiences. stated
that after encountering variable weather
on March 18th. the Ksiros ran into a
heavy northerly gale. accompanied by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
VILE STAY IN NORFOLK.
Mr. Ambrose Walker Will Not Go TO
Cincinnati. as was Reported.

NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE publi-
cation I'm the Lynchburg papers that Mr..
Ambrose PAGE formerly assistant sec
retarv of The y. NJ. c. a. of that city.
now i'm charge Of the Juvenile Department
of the Norfolk Association. had been.
called 10 Cincinnati 20 take charge or
the boys work in an the associations Of
that city is unfounded.
MIR. Page was seen to-day, and said that
not only had ne not received any such
can. but he had no idea Of leaving Nor
foflr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
VIGOROUS MEASURES.
Raleigh Closes All Her Secondhand
Clothing stores Till Disinfcctcd

RAEIGH. y. c.. April n.-Warend by
the Associated Press dispatches that sec
ond-hand clothing Is being shipped from
New York to this city and other points
in the South. the Board Of Health here
to-day ordered all secondhand clothing
stores closed mp until tho stock had been
disinfected Future shipments OF second
hand clothing must be accompanied oy
a certificate from the health authorities
Of the city from which the shipment y
made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Miss Maggie Kerse has been very III
during the past week.
Rev. Peyton H. Hoge of Wilmington,
y c.. is the guest of Mr. NJ. NJ. Gilman.
Miss Katie Chernault of this city. who
has been ON visit TO Baltimore and
Washington for several weeks has re-
turned home.
The choir Of the Sacred Heart church
are requested to meet for rehearsal on
Thursday night instead OF Friday night
as previously announced.
Dr j. i. Gillian, treasurer Of Chester
field. called at the State Library build
iug yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12
Mediterranean Disnsicr

MALTA. April 1.-THE British steamer
Kinswen. Captain Humphreys. arrived
here to-day and reported being in collision
with the Greek coaster Maria In latitude
36. longitude II. on April 9th. in the Medi-
terranean of the coast Of Tripoh The
Maria was sunk. forty-lye persons gong
andrla last month FOR EuDatario. she
was unnjured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-12

Among the guests at the jefferson yes
terday We're Rev. Dr. y. b. Thames. Of
Danyile. Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Thompson.
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Newell, Los
Angeles. California. William ". Gait.
United States Navy Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
Page. Brandon. Va; Hon. John w.
Daniel. Of Lynchburg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-08
WAITING PERIOD AT NAVASOTA
a FALL. OF SEVEN FEET IN THE
RIVER.
Have Been Badly cut Up
by the Current.

Navasota, Texas, July THE flood sltu-
aud is monotonous in the extreme. The
water has receded some seven feet and the
few flooded houses along the edge OF Cedar
creek are ready for new occupants.
A Central work train got over Walkers
creek, running through two inches of water
TO where the Courtney wash begins. and
extending several miles, badly washed
and ruined piece OF track with all cuverts
gone. The track in Navasota river bottom
Will be out of water in about two days, the
bridge is safe, but the embankment on the
north is greatly damaged. On the Santa
Fe branch the track is submerged from the
Navasota river to Clay, distance of s,X-
teen miles.
Refugees are being cared for by planters
on those plantations they belong to, while
destitute tenant families are being cared
for by citizens. Bottom families have
thrown off the air of gloom and anxiously
await the going back to their homes, fear
ing the treacherous current has cut gullies.
sloughs and channels through their bot
tom farms and completely ruined them
That corn and cotton left by the declin-
Ing MOOD mas been absolutely Killed and de-
stroyod is shown by the blackened stalks
as they emerge from their watery dun
geons drowned, then scorched by the sum-
mer sun.
1t is nearly settled that some will re-
plant cotton and try Mexican June corr;
others will allow places TO lie out or let
negroes work them for what they can get
while smaller people will put in sweet ro-
fatoes, peas and beans.
Practical planters hold to the idea than
the Mexican boil weevil has been eifectual-
ly checked. II had not been troublesome
in this section this season, but was report
ed from below Hampstead.
The first mail received in a week came
yesterday over the Santa Tc from Conroe,
the Clear creek bridge having been re-
paired 100 sacks were received.
committee. composed of George w
Brooks and Alderman Spann is making up
a sum of money to pay flood watchers on
the bridges and repair same and the roads
In the bottom instanter and the county
will render aid
In answer to Undergraduates sent. SEN
ator Neal wired the governor this evening
that there are 500 destitute sufferers here
and funds should be sent to w. n. Nor
wood for distribution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-08
-ass-=--s -
FOREiGN

Labori tells OF the tortures OF Dreytus
on DEVILS island for four years.
British foreign office officials admit the
gravity OF the Alaskan boundary situa-
ton.
Major Heatwole chief commissary at
Havana, died OF yellow fever.
Peace commissioners will resubmit plans
TO governments.
Agunaldos guards, bv whom General
Luna was slain. have been acquitted on
the plea OF self defense. Lunas death said
to have temporarily strengthened Aguin
aldos leadership.
Balfour. the government leader In the
British parliament. saws in answer to
question that the war oftice would be
wanting In its duty II II was not pre-
pared for any emergency in South Africa.
An ex-premier and other notablcs ar
rested for alleged completely in the plot
to kill eS-king Milan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-08
A BENEFIT GAME TODAY
The Galveston Team viii Play the ex
BuifalOeS.
BOSTON WON OUT ON GOOD TEAM wORl
louisville Made 1t Three Straight
from the Reds-Resuits on
the Race Trncks.

AT the leagrc park this afternoon the oai'
weston team and the Buffaloes will play al
exhibition game for the benefit of the HouS-
ton players who are stranded. Some OF 'he
nen have their wives here and are In need
oi ready money; the others also want to get
cut of town, having nothing here in prospect
For this ready money they propose to WORK
and give value received. The games tod
and tomorrow will. it is promised, be in every
respect lengue ball, and 1t Is expected that a
good crowd VIII be In attendance
These are the last two games OF professional
ball this season. at any rate. and should be
well attended It Ia believed they will be, but
that belief should lead no one TO stay away.
for all the money Is needed as there are nine
men, several of them married, and all know
how man feels when he Is broke and nas
others dependent on him,
The game will begin at 4:so.