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The evening times., 1899-05-10
SHELL TESTED UNDER GROUND
An Important Experiment With the
Gathmann Invention.

An Important experiment W lun tne
Gathmnnn Invention.
New York. May 10-The first of the two
experiments with the new Gathmanr shell
which were ordered by the Government
took place at the Sandy Hook proving
grounds yesterday in the presence of I'D
miral O'Neil. Chief Of Ordnance of the
Navy: Lieut.. Col Phillips, Chief of Ord
nance Of the Army, and a number OF other
army and navy officials. The result of the
test will not be known for several days.
as the gun containing the projectile was
exploded some twenty feet under ground.
and it will take some time to dig the shell
up. Fragments of unexploded guncotton
found around the edges of the big excava-
tion caused by the explosion at the con-
clusion of the experiment indicate, accord
ing to Inventor Gathmann. the entire sue
cess OF the experiment. He says he would
be willing to wager that the whole charge
of guncotton that was in the shell will be
found in the same condition when the
workmen dig it up.
The test was one of the most important
in the history of artillery development in
the United States. The Gathmann shell
employs for its bursting charge guncotton.
The inventor asserts that his projectile
will only explode on striking. and that it
can stand the explosion of smokeless pow
der to send it on its journey without the
guncotton in it being in the least affected.
A big Rodman gun was dragged down
to the beach at the proving ground yes
.terday and an unusually heavy charge Of
smoke1ess powder placed in it. Then a Is
inch .Gathmann shell, containing 100
pounds Of guncotton was put in place.
The gun was then dragged to a hole twenty
g. L. I~u, - ~ t.
an electric wire had been attached to the
fuse the workmen filled up the hole The
bore of the gun was filled up with sand
and stone. When the current was applied
there was a dull boom and great volumes
of sand rose in the air, followed by stones
and fragments Of iron. The gun was
blown to pieces and the force Of the expio-
sion sccoped out hole in the beach thirty
feet deep and twenty five feet in diam
Gathmann picked up number Of bits Of
unexploded guncotton. which he said came
from the shell and proved beyond question
that 1t had stood the test successfully
Although the shell was blown to pieces,
he said the bulk Of 1t would probably be
found buried in one place, and the unex-
ploded guncotton with 1t. The workmen
were called up to dig up the shell. but after
working half an hour without finding 1t
they were called OF. The search for the
remains Of the shell will be continued to-
day.
The search for the exploded gun ard
shell of yesterdays experiments with
Gathmann safety fuse and guncotton con-
tinues this morning. A little more gun
cotton has been found. but It will take
considerable time before the pieces are al
found or even that the pit is excavated
deep enough IN hay bare the fragments.
Df91in9 In the sand La yery fodious II
Constantly caEes In and the hole has to b
The evening times., 1899-05-10
STIRRED UP BY VESTED CHOIR
Some Lutheran Church Members Do
Not Like the Innovation.

Norristown, Pa. May lo.-Strife has
arisen in Trinity Lutheran Church here
over the introduction of vested choir.
Only nine churches of that denomination
in the United States have such choirs, it is
said. and many of the old members of the
Trinity congregation do not like the inno-
yation.
At a congregational meeting Mon1ay
night a member offered a resolution dep
recating the action of the church council
TO foist upon the church the ponp and
vanity of vested choir. and by vestments
and professions mar the devotional sim
plicity of the orthodox Lutheran Church. -
This was voted down. but the matter was
not settled
The evening times., 1899-05-10
APIeasure and a Duty.

consider It not only a pleasure, butt duty l
owe 10 my neighbors to tell about the wonderful
cure effected in my case by the timely use OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, snd Diarrhoea Rem
edy. 1 wss taken very badly with dux and pro-
cured a bottle Of this remedy. A few doses OF it
effected permanent cure. take pleasure in rec
ommending it to others suffering from that dread
full disease.-J ". Lynch Dorf, W. Va. This
remedy is cold BY Henry Evans. Wholesale and re-
tail. ess r Street northwest. and all druggista.
Watch for town. Congrcss Heights. d. 9.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
PROPOSES A NOVEL DUEL.
Finish Fight In Dress Suits Will Sat
isfy This Gentleman.

Williamsport, Pa, May 1o.-Lawyer w.
r. Peoples. who on Monday sent to Seth
T. Mccormick. note demanding an apollo
gy for an alleged insult offered during the
hearing of a case before an alderman in
this city. has published a challenge to Mr..
Mccormick to meet him in a sparring con-
test OF ten rounds in full dress.
1t is said the answer of Mr.. Mccormick
to Mr.. Peoples demand was of such a ma
ture that Peoples declared he would make
Mccormick meet him on the field of honor.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
RUSSIAN SETTLERS IN CANADA
A Contingent From the Caucasus
Seeking Refuge.

Montreal May 10.-The steamer Lake
Superior which set sail from Cyprus on
April II, with 1,03l Doukhobors on board
for the Canadian northwest arrived at
Quebec at 10 o'clock last night with just
exactly the same number as when she
started. one having died and one birth
having occurred during the trip. The i'm
migrants clustered around the ships rails
as she came in and made wonderful pic
ture. Many OF them wore skins of ami
mails, while bright colored garments and
long Cossack coats covered the remainder
The characteristic Russian cap in fur or
cloth was worn by the men. while the
women covered their heads with large
handkerchiefs.
The vessel left Larnaka. Cyprus, on April
II, and the time on board was pleasantly
spent the only rough weather met with
being for a short time on the Atlantic.
Captain Soutergitsky, who was in charge
of the party. made the statement that the
present ship load Of Doukhobors originally
left the Caucasus sometime ago on ac-
count Of prosecutions and went to seek an
asylum in Cyprus before they heard OF
Canada. The country and climate, how
ever. did not suit them. and when they
heard Of this country they eagerly turned
toward it.
Many Of the men in this party stand con-
siderably over six feet and the shorter men
are very stocky. Not one of them beyond
| the interpreters could speak English at all.
but they smiled contentedly all the time
of the Decentralization and readily followed
the directions given them. The men car
ried huge bundles Of bedding, etc. on their
backs. and the women carried smaller par
GELS or led the children. The whole num-
ber were divided into three parties, each
Of whom had a separate train when they
started for the West at an early hour this
morning.
The arrival OF these Doukhobors and a
party of Galicians, 400 strong. which ar
rived at Halifax yesterday makes total
of 2.i30 new settlers for Canada in one
The evening times., 1899-05-10
West virsinfn's Boy Orator Engaged

Lexington, Va. May 10.-John ". Davis
Of Clarksburg. W. Va, whose engage
ment to Miss Julia Mcdonald, daughter
OF Major and Mrs. E. H. Mcdonald, Of
Jefferson county, W. Va. is announced
is graduate of Washington and Lee Uni
versity in both the academic and law
schools and was also assistant professor
Of law at the university during the ses-
sion of 1S96-97. Mr.. Davis is one of the
most brilliant young men that ever at
tended the university. and made for him.
self the name of the boy Orator in the
He was recognized as the Democratic lead
er Of that body. He Is a son Of former
Congressman John J. Davis. of West Vfr-
ginia.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Races at Newmarket.

London. May 10.-At Newmarket today
the plate Of $50 sovereigns for horses that
have never won race Of the value Of 100
sovereigns or races amounting to 500 SOW
ereigns up ito the time Of entry (selling
races exceptedls one mile and half. was
won BY ME Wages Mitcham. Mr.. Sher.
wodd's Murvagh was second, and Mr..
Whites Skppos.u third. Seven horses ran
Sloan rode Ny sLady's Maid. but was not
nlacpd
The evening times., 1899-05-10

,h. nconIc Of the country at the White House
grounds next year il the present intentions put
into execution by the officials Of the Government.
When the plowman invades the Presidents do
Will doubtles stare at him in surprise, but when
corn and potato plants peep thsoush the ground.
tben wonder will grow to bevildermsnt. The nov
Fl sight Of seeing trnck farm In the Khite House
grounds will not be the only thing to amaze visi-
TORS to the city, but HewTieh's beer will also
amazn thcm because Maerzen. Senate, and Lager
possess qualities for winning the taste and re-
cciving the admiration Of everyone. Where none
admircs, it is useless to excel-everybody admircs
Heurich's beer. because IL exceb all other beers
in the county.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
A Strike mt the Naval Academy.

Annapolis. Nd. May l0.-Twenty five
Italians in the employ of Carlin Co.,
contractors for the Naval Academy i'm
provements, went on strike yesterday aft
ernoon. They had been getting, it is said,
30 cents a day and subsistence. They
wanted S1.25. 1t is said Congressman
Mudd and other Republicans have been
active in getting the places of Italians
supplied with other laborers.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
stocs-Rni.tnr I'm yir.i,,,

South Boston. Va. May Io.-Charlcs II. Pierce,
Of Iowa, has purchased a large farm on the
Southern Railway. Halifax county and proposes
Engaging quite extensively in raising thorough
bred Shorthorn cattle. Mr. Pierce has bccn On
gagged in stock-raisng in Iowa, and after study
ing tho advantages of various SECTIONS Of the
country. decided TO locate in The South
The evening times., 1899-05-10

much enlarged. At the same time the
moved. 1t may be day or two before
the result will be known. Meanwhile the
Gathmann people are confident OF sue
cessful test
The evening times., 1899-05-10
The A.tute Small Boy.
(From the Chicago News.)

tFrom the Chicago News.)
The Prcachcr-And so you are always glad to
have me call, you. Well. I'm glad Of that.
1t pleases me to know that I'm liked by the
dear little boys
Johnny-'Tan't cause like you, but ma al
ways has jelly on the table when you're here and
she dassent do any more than wink when ! ast
for three helpin's.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Plies Promptly Cured.

d.. Kiimsss o. 4 o. ANoMTHENf promptly
cures Piles Add = sold BY all druggists in
two szes-twenty.ave cent and hfty-cfnt. To
1rpve tt Sohdefsa mesiis you may have Z sam-
De sent shsslnfGly sses By mail. Mentioa this
saper nd ssnds syosfs address = d. Kilnes c.,
binghamton,tk j.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Peculiar Verdict OF !. Coroner. Jur,

'EuAct VI SOronefs Jury
Newport News, Va. May lo.-In the Police
Court yesterday afternoon Coroner Gary held an
inquest to ascertain the cause Of death Of Will
lam Burton. Tom Williams, = negro herb doc
tor, who was in Jail charged with causing the
death OF Burton by Questionable practice, was
viudicated, but is nsw held the charge Of car
rying concealed weapons. The verdict of the
jury was that he came 10 his death from dis
ease, neglect, and improper treatment
The evening times., 1899-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Lynchburs. Va. May lo.-Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. N. H. Bolton. Miss Grinstead. Of Lexington.
and Miss Bolton were thrown from buggy. Mn.
Bolton's collar bone vas broken; Mis- crinaead
received . decp cut under the chin, and Min
Bottoms thumb was dslocated.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Ice Compnny Chnrtered.

Norfolk, Va, May lo-Judge Hanckel has
granted charter TO the Virginia Beach Ice Com
pany, the purpose Of which is to erect and run
an ice plant at Virginia Beach. The capital is
from 600 TO s25.000. Norfolk capitalists. with
C. c. Chapman. Of Takcma Park, d. c., are
promoting the enterprise.
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Brewery Company. safe Mr.c1

breWery COmPany's Safe TCraCIked.
Newport News. Va. Nay 1O.-Professional safe
crackers entered the ofRce Of the Robert Portner
Brewing Company. on Twenty seventh Street,
early yesterday morning, blew open large safe.
and secured about $40 in cash. The job was
eleanly done, and had evidently been carefully
planned. Thus far the police have been. unable
to secure any trace Of the safe-crackers
The evening times., 1899-05-10

and there is no reason why plumbers
should not refrain from tearing up floors.
More than this, as long as painters AMI
paperhangers and plasterers ard brick ma
sons and carpenters never charge anything
for their work. why should not the plumb
er offer his services gratujtously. instead
of practicing the shameless extoit ticI that
makes him a millionaire in about two
YEARS
The evening times., 1899-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VOLUNTEERS
of 1861, attention-Attend meeting to
be held at 514 9th ST. NV. WEDNESDAY.
May 10, at T:30 p. m. Item
The evening times., 1899-05-10
Corn and Potatoes i'm Front of the
Executive MansiOn.

Watch for q town Congress Heights. D. G.
The evening times., 1899-05-10

CONVALESCENTS OF any disease should
have their system regulated and assisted
by Medical Gymnastics, removing possible
or rganic weakness and restoring robust
health At the Gymnastic Institute. 20
Third Street northeast. JOHN E. RUEB-
SAM. DR.. NJ. Phi.
The evening times., 1899-05-10

NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET HOUSE
checks. All persons who are refused
their checks on account of the injunction
filed will please call at a meeting to be
held at Arion Saengerbund Hall. No. 438
Eighth Street northwest. Wednesday eve
ming at 7:30 p. m, May 10.
myS-3t -em COMMITTEE
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA.

The fall term Of the University will
begin Tuesday, September 18th. 10
making this announcement the manage
ment wishes 10 call the attention of the
people OF the Territory 10 the work being
done by the University. The PISS, year
has been successful In the largest de.
gree; for the coming year wc expect
still larger enrolment and greater devel-
opuent. The University 10 the head Of
the educational sys,en OF the Territory.
While frankly recognizing the work done
by the special schools, nevertheless the
University insists that Il stssds for
something broader and higher than they
can hope TO do. Believing this the man.
sgenent has cndesvored TO make the
University not unworthy Of the Univer.
sity ideal. In addition to giving special
| training 10 various lines Il stands for the
wider culture Of the indisidual student.
Tho work Of the University is clearly
organized aud Is developed largely upon
tho departmental plan. II includes at
present four schools, as follows. College
Of Arts, School Of Pharmacy, School Of
Music, Prensrs,ory School. ln addition,
. Pre- Medical course for those who ex-
pect to study medicine has been organ
lied. The liberal resources of the ins,i-
tuition sre taxed to the utmost TO develop
new work and to better the facilities
During the past year . new department
Of Biology has been organised sod
equipped with $1,000 worth Of apparatus
The library is being added to rapidly and
10 every course the amplest means oi
carrying un research work ere at hand.
II 10 the policy Of the macsgement Il
spare neither osrc nor expense in en-
dssvoring TO provide the student with
every advantage possible. The men Il
charge Of the work are oil highly trained
specialists from the best universities. II
the faculty ere gradus,ss Of Harvard
Pripoe,op, the University Of Michigan
vsodsrbil. Uuivsrsi,y, Loipsie, Ger.
many, etc.
TO the young men and women WHIT
wish to secure higher education w %!
como 10 the University. This 10 you,
school made Tor you BY the people o
the Tsrri.ory. Tuition is free. Here Il
} the course Of four years you will NEE.
! Thousand young men md women wb,
J will scatter 10 oil psrts Of the Territory
Who will become leaders 10 public stsirs
, aud who will be lifelong friends such q
only the associstiouS Of college days o.,
; make. For u young man who expect
10 20 into business VI = profession Il
, Oklshcma, or who hopes to take part Il
the shspips Of the affairs Of The fa,ur
state, saoh frisudsbips ere OF the vsr
highest importance. lie Is no longer
'strsuger or alone, bu. he cau summon /
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
MARRIED..


Mr. Charles A I'losser and Miss
Sylvia Wee,lcn, both Of Emwood
township p we're united in marriage at
the residence Of Mrs Rachel Bogue
in Beaver. shortly before nine o'clock
this morning
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Mr. CO Tannehill 10 an
impressive nHnncr Miss Drra Bogue
attended the brides and Mr. Charles
Crsnmrr, the groom There were bu,
a few persons present and though
the even, had been anticipated and
talked of sometime, the exact date OF
thu affair had no, been publicly an-
nounced this morning The bride WAS
attirsi in lovely creations Of dress
goods, and appeared beautiful The
entire affair though simple aud with
Oh, os,enia'ion was a pretty and inter.
es,ing transaction
The young couple are both widely
acquainted throughout this portion
Of the county and have many friends
The BIRDS daughter OF Mr. I J
Wceden, is An es'imAble young lady
and is very highly respected by those
who have the pleasure of h. = acquaint.
ance The groom is young man OF
steady habits and business turn In
choosing his partner for life he has
made nm admirable selection. and is
to be congratulated upon his success
The young couple left to-day for
Meade, Kansas Upon their return
they will settle down TO housekeeping
out q. their homo near Elmwood
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

James Lovel and Charles Banks OF
the southeast corner Of Beaver county
accompanied by grandfather Buchanan
aud other neighbors were in town Mon
day, July i7,h, to prove up % shrir
claims Lovel aud Banks are two Of the
prosperous citizen, OF Beaver County
meu who by industry and good manage
meut has proved that the western range
country 10 the best poor msu's country
In the world
Geo II llesly came down from his
ranch near Benton, in Beaver county,
on the 18th to spend few days 10 the
dty lie reports cryth,pg 10 -four
ishiug coudi,ion-pleu,y Of rain, 6us
grass aud crops, aud cattle dong nicely
Grant Perkins Of Benton: brought MI
Healy down, returning on the 2ls,--
Woodward Live Stock Iospsotor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
Land once At woodward, o; T: .

Notice liz hereby given that the follow ing.
named settler has died notice Of bis Intention
TO make nnai proof In support Of hts claim.
the Register and Receiver U. q. Land once at
Woodward. Okla. Ty.. on September Is,
iso9. viz
southeast quarter OF section 30, township !
nor ,h, range ~ r., aud
Joseph b, Hsrdesty. heir Of and for the
heirs ~ sainue, Hardcsty. deceased, u, y.
No. 30. for ths southwest quarter 0i section
81. towDship I n0Y'h. range 20 r. q. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his cent lnuous residencs upon and cultivation
OF said is nd, VIZ:
Charles W. Hanks, OF Ivsnhos. o. T. ,Jsmcs
]. Lowell, oi Venus, q. r.. II. Pery Stevens, Of
lyauhoe. o: T.. aud Frank Wentworth. Of
Venus, o. 7.
First published Avg. ., issS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

Bertha the six-yenr-old daughter Of
William Woolcry, 20, hold Of bottle Of
strychuinc aud took somn Of the poison
abou, noon Saturday before her parents
die covered that she had the bottle. Tn
mcdiaicly upon tho discovery Of the ac-
ciden', cmc,ios were administered to pro
duce vomiting and DR.. Cobnrn Of this
plocc was st once summoned and by
careful freshmen, soon relieved the child
from danger.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

Read the advertisement Of Frank j.
Birdsall 10 be found elsewhere iu the
Herald. Mr.. Birasall b Offering some sx-
csllcut inducements 10 persons who need
anything 10 his line. His prices
have always been reasonable but on sc-
couu. Of closing out sale, they are now
greatly reduced. II you wan, anything
10 his store do not mise the opportunity
TO see him.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
CONSOLIDATED.
Land Ofios at Woodward, o. T..

Suy oii iooo'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed poiics Of their in.
tsntion to make hnsl proof III support Of
their claims and thst said proof will be
made before Register and Rscsivsr Of U. 8.
Land 0fios nj Woodward, Oklshsms Ter.
ritory. on ssptsnbes 70, 1890. virs
Henry Y Simons n. y. No. 705 for
tbs southeast quarter Of section 10. tows o
north, range u ECM.
Goodman 6imons n. Y. No. oS5 for The
southwest quarter Of section Is tsvs 8
north, range 81 =. C. m.
They nsme the following witpsssss 70
prove their osntiauous residence upon sst
cultivation Of said lssd, viss
Witnesses for Hsury 2. SimssG-Jssss
G. 0rashsw. Nelson Taylor and 0oodmsa
Bimoos Of Gate. o. T., snd Carl Korthsis sf
Coiu, o. r
Witnesses for Goodman eiusss;--Nslsep
Taylor, Henry Bim,us sud James o.
0rsshsln. VI Gate, y, I and Carl kortbsls Of
CSls, U. I. 2. D. NEALY. Rsgistsr.
flrs, pub. Aug 10. 1909.
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Land once at Woodward. o. r..

Notice II hereby given that lseitn bsiiond
has Aied notice OF her inteutiop 70 make
nnal proof In support Of the claim 81
Bsrne,t. d.cssssd. aud that said proof viii
be made before Register and Receiver u. y.
Land Ofhce at woodw wsrd. Okishoma Terri.
,nry, on August ". lses, fr ! the iiass !neludcd
deceased. for the north west quarter OF section
Is, township north, range ~ ".
bhe names the following Witnesses 70 prove
ton OF said land. via.
oar j. Mackey, Lester r. Northup, Avis
". Mackey, aii Of Woodward, Okiahoina Ter.
lah0ma Territory.
y, d. HEALY, Register.
First pub. June y. ise.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10
UNITED sTATys LAND Ovv.cy,
w..s,.l a. Sd nk kfal,..,...

Oh
A sufiicient contest afidavit ha ,ing beer
Aleti In this once BY Allen J.. Reddick, con.
test ant. against h. h'mestead entry No. 2sxB
ade May ~, l5yS. for south hail Of the sou tli
cast guaytrr OF section u. aud north haif oi
the northeast quarter OF eco, ION 20. township
north. range - f., ~ Aurthor X. Ebsof.
c0nt.siee, In which II u al eyed that the en-.
tYyman has wholly abandoned said tract, and
changed HE residence ihcfcirom for mor.
than six months tin.e making entry and
next prior TO the initia' ion Of this contest,
that said tract II not settled nron and ruiti-
Waited hy said enirymMn M required by law,
and this the said contestant is ready u prove
at such time and place ~ n.hy br set by the
Icgister nid Receiver hr a hearing In said
cHse; and he asks tO be allowed 10 prove such
allegations, and that n. r.. No. 23ss be de.
clared cancelled and 4 rfeitcd TO the Tn ted
states, be the contestant, paying the expense
OF such hearing. he alleges also that the ssid
employed In the army, navy. or marine corps
Oi the United states In time OF war. said
parties are hereby notified to appear respsnd
and of1rr evidence touching said legation sf
10 o'cl0ck q. IN. On August ~, Isis', before
Charies U. TaHnehiIl, PrObnte Jrdge In and
for Beaver county, %, r.. At his Office Rt Bes-
vrr. q. T., and that fnsl hearing viii be held
st O'Clock y. m on September o. lsp9, before
the Register and R.csiyer at the United
This said contestant having. In o proper
afidavit, hied June 20, is?9. set forth facts
which show that after due di gsnrr, personsi
service Of this notice cannot be made, IL ~
hereby ordered snd dir"cted that such notics
be given BY due aud progs, pnbiic,,ios
First pub. July 0. isas.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-10

The result OF the teachers examine
ton held at the close Of tho Normal
Institute shows that oil the spplicsut'
for certificates passed. successfully. Be-
low Is complete list Of the applicants.
First grade--G. ". Giilis, Garrett, o.
T. Second grsde-Corths Ksgay, Gar
rett, o. T.; Netno Thomas, Beaver
Zadie Price. Gate. Third grade
Hattie Rhodes, Bycr. Kansa'; Foy
banks, Nye; Lizzie George, Boyd; Jsu-
ole Bysrlsy. Boyd; Tillie Scholleubar-
ger, Boyd, Lille Over, Cline; Jennie
aud Chattie Maple. Riverside.