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The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
THE FEMALE SUFFRAGISTS.


Waterville, September 16-After a two
days annual session held In waterviIle,
the Maine Woman Suffrage association
adjourned this evening sine die. There
were morning, afternoon and evening
sessions, each Of which was well attend.
ed. The meeting this morning was de-
voted to business including the election
of officers. as follows: President, Mira.
Lucy Hobart Day OF Portland; viee-presi.
dent at large, Mrs. s j. l.. O'Brisn OF
Cornish; viee-presidsnt, Mrs. Rita H
osgood of Portland; corresponding score
tary. Miss Anne Burgess of Portland
recording secretary, Miss Lila f.. Don
neii Ct Portland; treasurer. DIR. Emily N.
Titus of Portland; auditor. Miss Eliza O.
Tappan of Portland.
Hon. I. B. Reed was elected an honor
AIRY member.
Delegates TO the Washington cnnyen.
tion In February were elected as follows:
Miss Martha W. Fairchild, Saco; Mrs.
Eta Fl. Osgood. Mrs. j. S. Dyer and
Mrs. Zsnas Thompson, Portland; Mira.
helen Coffin Beedy, Pennington.
IN tH6 hIbeFnOOu an informal confer.
ence, conducted by Mrs Carrie Chapman
Gait occupied the earlier hours. being
followed by an address py the president
and general discussion led by Mrs.
Nellie Whitcomb upon the resolution
"1hat the enfranehisement of woman
will make better educational, social and
political cons itions.''
Resolutions of sorrow were passed upon
the death OF the late mem hers Hon. Mel.
son Dingley Of Lewiston, Mrs. WOOD.
bridge G.. Osborne of Portland, Mrs.
Clements CT Gorham and Mrs. Spofford OF
Hanpden.
This evening brief remarks were made
by Rev. W. b. Berry, field secretary Of
the Maine Civic league. who was followed
by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, national
organizer, who delivered most stirring
address upon the subject, "a True
Democracy"
The members of the association speak
In the highest praise OF their entertain
ment in Waterviiie and the benefits ex-
peetsd from this gathering.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
COM BINATION CAR.
Yarmouth Road Has Mall aud Express
Car Out.

The combination mail ard express car,
purchased early in the summer from the
indiana street railway company, and
which has been at the car barn at Var
mouth since Its arrival In the state, b, s
been d tod up for service and yesterday
afternoon was taken cut fer tri j run.
The car looks good deal like a steam
railroad car, and is timely arranged.
In the front prrt are several seats r
the accommodation of m s,6gers A
partition divides the car. and the express
snd mail depari msnt are at the rear of
the passenger section. The car Is paint
ed dark brown sOade with gold and iii
yer trimmings, and is lettered on the
sides and at 10th ends, p. 81 Y. K. Co.,
in silvsr letters.
President 8. l. Larrabee, General Man
ager l.. b Mhe len and Directors E. b.
mInslow, II. z. Ccx and MIR. MiIliksn
epj 'yed a ride in the new car late yester-
day afternoon. Later in the slason the
company anticipate doing mail and
express business between this city and
Yarmouth.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
FIRE IN WOODS.
Looked a. 81 nissy Park wac In
Flames.

About noon yesterday bia clouds Of
smoke were seen rising In the direction
Of Rigoy Park and peopls as distance
thought that the buildings must be in
names. They had good reason for so
thinking for fire wss raging in the un-
dergrowth near the park, juss across the
Boston q Maine railroad tracks. Ths
oiaze probably originated by spark from
passing engine and once started, IL
spread with great rapidity over several
acres of ground and crept almost TO the
rail tence and telegraph poles. The rail-
road men turned out and fought hard to
Keep the fire within bounds and were
assisted by section men from the city.
At one time the tire got 80 near the park
as to envelop the grand stand In smoke.
but by the good work of neighhors and
railroad men the fire was confined to the
shrubbery and the woods.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
ELECTRICs TO BRUNSWICK,


brunswick, September 15.-rhursdsy
wick s. Bath road pt civil engineers on
the route between Brunswick and Ysr-
mouth. nd the section will be surveyed
thoroughly In anticipation of building
an electric road between these points.
connecting the l.. b. 81 b system with
the va mouth and the Portland lines.
The work of getting the location aud
arranging the preliIninaries OF an cleo
trio road has been undertaken at the
urgent request of the people living along
the line to be traversed by the proposed
road. Emissaries have besn. coming to
the managemsnt of the l.. b. g. b. road
for several weeks, until at last nearly
every village and neighborhood and farm
er have been represented.
There is a rumor to the effect that
though the Lewiston, Brunswick &
Bath and the Yarmouth road have char
ters permitting an extension. they will in
order to pass through the village of Fres.
port where there Is no charter In exis-
tence, organize and build the proposed
Acest aAf0oA thb krucfht lave ~ viii
therefore be simply necessary to show
to the railroad commissioners of the state
that public convenience and necessity
demand such a road.
With these three great eleotric railroais
united 1t is expected that the private
palace car traffic will be laraely In
crsassd. 1t will then be possible for q
party to leave Lewiston and take in
Underwood park, Riverton and the islands
as well as Merrymsesing ON this line.
There are rumors of othsr parties bel q
ready to make other connectioss In or
der to anticipate this attemps of Maine
to reach the metropolis Of Massachu-
setts by trolley. The prediction Is made
that by the latter part of next summer
1t will be possible TO rids from Lewiston
to Boston by the eleetrics. It Will be
necessary to build only few links
This will also enable the Lewiston pa
irons of Old Orchard to get to that place
py the trolley.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
THE BALLOON BURST.
An Exciting Incident of Rochester Fair
Yesterday.

Rochester, N. b., September l 5.-An
exciting incident marked the closing Of
the Cold Spring Park fur, today, when
q. b. Bonnstts. the parachute jumper,
had narrow escape from death. HIS
balloon had assembled 1876 feet, when it
burst, tearing great hole In It's sids,
The aaronaut fell with frightftl rapidity
and his parachute did not open. He
struck the ground on his fest but with a
strong rebound TIE three physicians who
attended tha man found tnat no bonss
were broken, but IL Is feared thar he is
injured Internally. Il is bel eyed how
ever, that he will recover. Bonnette's 8
home is in boston. The racing vas in
tsresting. the feature being the lowering
OF the track record = quarter of a second
IN the tirst heat of the free -for-alI, by
tells Col'y. 1t was previously held by
Peter Turnsy. The Summary:
20 Class, Trot or Pace-Hslen first;
Ei"oed, second; Banker, third. Best
tin O, ~ IA.
2.25 Class. Trettlng -Deceiver. first;
Peter IL, second; Parker g., third. best
time. 2.al IL.
2.ls Glass. Trot or Pacs-Coieen, first;
RaIphone, second; Winola. third. best
tims, .. l3 "a.
Fres-tor-An, Trot or Pace Chelsea.
first; Belle Colley, second; Woodshed,
third. Best time, 2 Is Ia.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16

ownership n highly irgenious and high
~ Interesting, but the . Rgestion OF \
conttitutfonal CONVENTION g. frame a new
constitution for the United States 10
sou ewhst rsmote. Now. is there any
practical remedy that this conference
can suggest that can he put In force
tomorrow by any legislature that hap
pens t5 b IN session The remeiy Is
simply 70 define a practical penalty. .
serious one and then you provide for
publicity, and y0u need Hot enforce the
penalty An officer Of a corporation
granting a epeoitI fnvor to any person
who he's q right to pse tnrt possession
on equal terms with everybody else,
ought to be held guilty OF serious
felony.
The remedy for all evils, In my judg-
ment, Is Publicity We do not object to
tne srinciple Of corporation. Corporate
existence Is the natural evolution of
the partnership. But the management
of corporS tiuus has been the b1sckest
paze In all our history.
IL has always been TO me sourre Of
profound regret thst, while the courts
show SO much ingenuity In devising in
tuuctfons to nrevent corporations from
being dit turbed by their employees, they
have not shown one half that ingenuity
In devising methods to prevent their be-
ing robbed by their directors.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
LETTERS no SOLDIERS.

The director OF posts at Manils, Philip
pine Islands, reports shat large mum hers
Of letters addressed TO soldiers and sail RS
at that otiies are urdsiversble through
the failure of the sender to place on tie
envelope the name of the company ana
regiment, or other organization to which
the addressse belongs.
All mail matters addressed to perso 9
connected with the United States service
in the Philip2in Islands must, insure
delivery, not only tear the name of the
addressed, but the full designation u the
particular branch of the service to whish
ne belongs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
SCU TILED TWO SHIPS.
Daring Conspiracy Brought To Light
I'm Nova scotia.

Ha flax, N. S September Is --One of
the most sensational conspiracy cases In
recent years in Nova Scotia has Just come
to ight at Guysboro In connection with
the arrest OF hve men, charged with
scuttling two sohoaners, making forget
inapifests to dispose of cargo In ct.
Pierre and collecting pert of the insur-
ancs on hull and cargo. The arrests wsrs
made at White Head, Tuesday, and the
preliminary examination of the accused
CO nmenoed today The prisoners ara
Captain Owen Fsltmats aud crew of the
schooner st. Thomas. The first witne s
was Captain Duncan of the schooner
Juventa. he ssid the Juventa cleared
from White Head. N. s., In june TOR
Halifax with a cargo OF canned Holsters
dc stined for Boston After getting we'll
at sea, he met Sbe schooner st. Thomas
and transferred his cargo to that vessel.
The plan for the st. Thomas was 10 con
vey the crustaceans to st. Pierre, Mic :,
and there dispose of them. This plan
cleered from her home port for IT
Pierre but the manifest Is alleged to have
been wrf ten up to account for the cargo
on board Ths doatOrsd manifest passed
muster at st. Pierre and the schoon n
sailed again and wrs scuttled at sea In
the mean time the Jnventa after trausfer-
ring her cargo to the st. Thomas had
also been sent to bottom by boring holes
in the hull, the Grew escaping to shor4
In boats. Captain Duncan In his testi-
mony says he was promised $500 as bis
share OF the Insurance. for sinking the
Juvsnta. Only part Of the IN n-sncs
was collect d. The suspicions Of the
underwri ers were aroused and detec
tive was pat on the case with tho above
result.
The court adjourned at i've osciock to
resume tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
THE CoMMERCIAL SITUATION.

New York, Septsmbe 15.-H. g. Dun
& Co. will say tomorrow: The exness of
exports over imports gives fair promise of
as large balance In foreign truds to the
benefit of this country during the winter
as has ever been seen. That manufae-
tursd exports do not fall OF, hut are
larger than ever, is both surprising and
gratifying THE volume Of business now
in PROGRESS has never been rivslled. The
great movement of grain, wheat and
-four, Is little larger than last yesr In
August and in two weeks Of September
5,a2o, ,273 Bushels. -four included. from
Atlantic ports AGAINST 8, 42S. .076 last year
and from Paoi no ports 755,559 bushels
agai nst 1854, 144 last year.
Failures for the week have been l4a in
the Uuited d States against l74 last year
and 32 in Cansds against % last year.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
WARD ONE CIU8.

At meeting of the ward One Rep lbIi-
can club las. night 1t was decided to
lease a vacant store on Congress street as
the club headquarters for the coming
year Sever i new members wsre elected.
The affairs Of ths club are in most
Or oFperou- condition
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT GRAY

Gray, September l5.-Master Percy
leighton Of Gray was handing a revolver
to his father Friday morning when the
weapon was accidentally discharged. The
bullet went into the boys right side and
lodged in the back, making dangerous
wound. DIR. King was summoned from
Portland by telephone and assisted by DR..
Andrews, dressed the wound and the boy
is now comfortable. He is twelve years
old, and is the son Of Waltar Leighton.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16

A rear-snd collision occurred on the
electric railroaf On Main street. Bidde-
ford, Thursday night, Mrs. Brown of Old
Orchard Is detained at the SHeo House in
consequence of TIE acc dent. The cars
were not disabled and nobody elsa was
injured, though two men bumped their
heads through two paiaes Of glass.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
SUNDAY ALONG THE SHORE.

The steamer Peiepscot will make two
trips tomorrow, leaving Portland Pier at
10 a. IN. and p. m, for a sail along the
shore and among the islands of the inside
route. The steamer will touch at Fal =
mouth, Princes Point. Cousins, Lit
tlejohn's and Chebeague islands This
is beautiful trip and If you have not
had sail on the new steamer you should
go tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
AGAINST CLAIMAN NTs.

Biddeford, September 1b Judge
Cleaves of the Biddsford Municipal court,
Friday, rendered decision in the case
relating to the claim for the return of
liquors recently seized by Lebanon
deputy sheriff, aided by committee of
Biddeford citizens. The judge dec ided
against the claimants.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
HARD HITTING CANE.
Be.son- Teoh One From P,ts.ssrr
Yesterday.

Boston. September 1A-Boston took q
hard-hitting game from Pittsturg today
Stahi's home run In tbe nfth vas one Of
the longest hits ever seen on tfA erounds,
the BAN clearing shs Eighs Geld fence
beyond the tiekst ofiics. Attendance,
ESQ. Scores
Boston, Ell fO9 f4O 70
Plttsburg, o 10 o 0 o.
Hits, Boston, II; Pittaburg. .. ERRORS,
Boston, 2; pitiishurR. Bst cries. Willis
and Bergen; Chssboro aD0 Boweripan.
At New York-St. Louie, 8; New York,
10. Called nc end Of eighth, darkness.
At Notwithstanding, 10, Phila-
delphia,9. Called nc and Of eighth, dark
ness.
At washington-Cssveiand,s -; Washing
ton. Ia.
At Baltimare-cincinnati. q; Balti-
more, q
AtBrooklyn--Chicago,s; AT Brooklyn, 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16

Are you able to support my daugh-
terri asked the old gentleman. "Yeu
know. she has pretty expensive tastes,
and ] don't mind saying that the burden
has been pretty hard for me at times"
THAT'S just the point" exclaimed the
prospective benedict. "If | marry her,
we can divide the expenses."-C Chicago
Post
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
STOLE A CHECK.

Lewiston. September I5. Napoleon
Cote, it is al eyed. stole certified cash J.
ier', check for $3.50 and s162 80 from
Provosl e. Co, this evening. He was
caught about l0:30 by officer O'Brien.
rhe stolen property was recovered.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
DIR. MOORE REEU ED PARDON,

Concord, N. H, September 15.-Ihe
governor and council ~ n meeting to-
night refused to grant the petition for
pardon Of DIR. Joseph q. Moort Man
chester, who is serving q term In prison
for emhezzlement. Five ply sicians
reported tnat the prisoner was not affected
with any organic disease. The petitioner
Was given leave TO Withdraw.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
MAN KILLED BY TROLLEY.

Bath, September is. james Pushsrd
an aged resident of Bath, was struck by
a trolley car here Friday morning and
killed. Mr.. Pushard, who was eighty
years of age, was deaf and almost hind.
he leaves a widow, a daughter and son.
Frank, who resides In Canfornis.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
Is.lief i'm SIX Hours.

Distressing kinnsy .a4 d diseases
relieved Ia six hours by- tne "NEW
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CuhE IL IL great surprise on ac-
count Of its exceeding prom ptness in re-
iieving pain In the bisdder, kidneys and
hHek in male ami female RsIisv.s Fpts n
ton sf @ster stnnost immsai steiy Ii YOU
want quick raiief and cure this Is the
reinedy. sol by u II Garpy & Co !,
DruHgists 90 = n fvess street, Portland,
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16

How the 9nod people of Scar bono once
hnilt vesse In their dooryards and on
tae hilltops, viii bs dsscribed In tonor-
rows issue # the Pori land Sunday
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
FOOT BALL NOTES.

This year promises to be big one In
the foot ball line. That Portland will
be well represented, glance at the rec
ord made by tue Portland Athletic clubs
team last season will show, and judging
from the way the boys ara practicing
every evening they intend to keep that
record up. Last year the team did not
line up till lats IN October, but th sea-
son one of the rrst games in New Eng
land and certainly the first In Maine.
will be played on the baseball grounds
September 30 with Colby varsity. anG
a fine game should be looked for. 1t is
very seldom that an athletic club team
wants TO run up against a well-trained
college team the first OF the season, and
the fact that the p. A. G. want to meet
this strong aggregation for the first game
shows tbe kind Of sutff they ara made
Of. The grounds are being put In fine
condition and lin ted number Of re-
served seats will be placed where a fine
view of the field and players can be had
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
wEsTBROOK.

arrrus es-...,...,, 81, =. A..
Of sermon nv Rev T,aom.s -
Sunday morning. Tbs nphI,c "a oo-s..u.
invited.
III, Esst End w. O. n IT h...
selsctea Mrs. Marv Msloha. .na A..
F,an,x Gusten "A de,ss.ta. n, .,t.nd a..
st ste convention 20 be b.Id I'm por,,.na
srptsn,har "a
Mr. William Hvnez b.. bea, e.,laa .o
Eiss PeupsrsIL Mass. Inv the ss,,ons
iII-e IS Of his mother.
The fuperni ss,v,cas ova,r .ha ,an.,n.
Of willie Milton. the four wear ola sor NJ
MIR. and Mrs. Hapbeu MiIton. wsre bald
YESTERDAY ,ftarroon f,o,, arc rn,sr,s,
r, sia,pra M.cia ..~... p.- ~
Phelan conducted the services, and ths
.Ai was ~ "oodiawn censtery.
uhs" hsiist corps anh Cloudman
"een invited 20 join Larry
Ut Soush Windham In
s n p-''o woodland St'on,
osp'emner 20 The West
- p'p'' W" save rom tns hsa OF
on 'ns "estnrook, Wind
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=, '@' alsernoon' Mr% v.
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The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine rahl
druggists refund ihr money II 1t frl
&. w. Groves signature Is on en-
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
THE CAUSE OF
APPENDICITIS
HAS BEEN DISCOVERED
How 1t Will BE Pre-
vented i'm the Future.

Until within the past few months the cause OF
appendicitis has been attributed to the swallow
ing OF grape, tomato, cherry and other iTult
seeds which were supposed 10 lodge Ia the apL
pendix and set up an Inflammation. but af er
operating upon thousands of cases and finding
no signs of any irritating substance. the medl-
cal profession began to look further. They
were not long In discovering that Intestinal
Indigestion, only, was the true cause; but here
again they were brought face 10 ace with a
germ disease tor which they had no cure. Like
the germs of disease which cause Catarrh
Bronchitis and Consumption. this baciIi could
not be reached except by one germiehle sIreng
enough 10 kill them without injury TO the
patient. The que tion then arose, could this
germcide be given through the stomach and
have the same effect as it did in diseases of the
air passages. Experiments were made during
the past summer. and II was proven that. COM
bined WITH other remedies tor dyspeDsia
Ayonei acted ike a charm and was equally as
emeacious in destroying thase germs as hose
OF Catarrh. Bronchitis and Consumption, This
discovery resulted in the placing of a Hyomsi
Dyspepsia Cure on The market, and now for the
grst time In the history OF the medicine a cure
treating each kind OF dy pepsia separately Is
given to the public. Intestinal indigo Stion, the
most dangerous OF all, can now be successfully
treated and the national disease. dyspepsia
which has Increased yearly in spite ~ all So
called cures, can now DO completely erAdicated
and appendicitis prevented
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
MAINE TOWNS.
Items OF Interest Gathered by Our Local
Correspondents.
BUXTON
wound.

West buxton. September 15 The an.
ural suDmer-end MONDAY basket picnic
Of the Whist club took place at Parker +.
paiue's summer cottage, "Thres Pines"
standing on the sasts-l -ly shore of Watchet
pond, Standish. last Thursday, when
from here we're Capt, J. f. Warren, Mr..
AMI Mrs. W. J. 6riant, Misses Lucy
But e., Maud Blake and Ha tie Maud
Mtlls, Mrs. 6enFVs L and Mrs Fred
W. Smith. Mrs. Louise stewart, Mr.. and
Nrs. 5, Berry (Bar aIills).
L ahcvs were joined at the pond by
Deacon ). . Paine (now ninety-thres
years old and owner of the shore farm)
Misses. L. A. and lice Paine p f.
and Marshal Paine, Mrs. Annie and
Miss 2. .. Paine Of 5tandish village,
Miss Roifs of West Gorham and her
-iste'. Mrs Written of Louisville, Ken.
D excellent dinner, rambles along the
shore, wing the picturesque attractions
f" Res TT Placid" rowing on the pond,
grd play ng, singing and interchange OF
good fellowship and the home coming in
the lustre Of the early autumn sunset
made up some of the pleasures of the day.
GRAY.
Mes' Gray, sept. l5 MIR. Charles U.
KING t, an old and highly respected c,ti-
zen # West Gray died September 8, aged
67 YEAR. Mr.. knight was born and
passed his life on the farm owned by his
father. one son and four daughters sur
Vivs him.
MT. ard Ms. +. W Sawyer of Port
land ar visiting their son, Mr.. Robert
Ii. Sswyer.
George l. Freeman has gone to Aroos-
took county to accept position rs civil
eneiresr.
Nj IS Lucy l.. Freeman, o graduate OF
penusll 1nstitute, has entered Bates col.
leg at lewiston.
Mrs a, ID. Cobb Is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Mabel Gilman, "a: Soarboro.
MIS- A. N. Witham of Cumberland
Mills visited ut ner fathers on Thursday
ard Friday lsst
ku9ere Allen ami wife have purohased
'he HAIRS n Dill place OF Charlss T.,
A Hen, tne present Sner, and will move
ontu II In the near future.
Mrs Sar h A Railey Is on the sick list.
L NJ and Pete stuart attended tbs
6OrhaIu fair this week.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
FIELD OF SPORTS
POLICE AND FIREMEN PLAY
AGAIN TODAY.

The 1remen and policemen will try con-
illusions again today at base ball on the
Deering grounds. Last Saturday the
tirsmen trimmed" the policemen; but
during the week the polios nine have
been practicing. and 1t is expected that
today ihe game will be close and the
result doubtful. Game will be called AT
. O'Clock; admission viii be free.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-16
GRAY.
Percy Leighton Accidentally shot.

Gray. SEPT 15.-Friday morning, Per.
~ LsiRhton, the twelve year OLD son of
W h eigNton. MS accidentally shot
and seriously wou ced de wBs hand
irg a revolver to mis- father when In some
unknown manner it was disohsraed.
= he all entered mis- IiGht al g, passing
throuRb ths liver. Dr Andrews Was
cailvd and considering the case critical
he INN ediately sent for Dr. King of
Portland. As Vet the physicians are un-
a. L. pr- d CT tire GU cRme o. the case
The times., 1899-04-06
baltimore Beat, nrool.Iyn.

Augusta, Ga, April 5.-Hanlon's cracks
fell before the terrific pace set by BaIti-
more in today's exhibition contest The
final score was Baltimore, 3; Brooklyn. 9
1t was another battle royal, but McGraw's
victory may be credited TO Robinson, who,
with Anderson, offlciated as umpire The
two teams were 10 have left here for
Savannah tonight, but after giving Hanlon
an acceptable rate representative of the
only railroad between the two important
Southern cities, appeared at the Arlington
with instructions TO charge him another
cent per mile on each ticket. This Hanlon
declined TO pay and decided TO keep the
Brooklyn team here until Sunday instead
This will not materially change McGraw' 3
plans, however. Another practice contest
will be played here tomorrow afternoon and
MeGraw will take his pets to Savannah