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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-29
Notice.

A penalty Of 10 per cent. will be
chared on all unpaid sewer taxes after
May /. J. r. WALkUP,
City Treasurer.
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Nav Day Rail.

The A. 0. H. will give grand ball in
their new hall on Monday evening, May
l. Music furnished by the Margaret
theater orchestra. g, ID
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Marriage License,

A marriage license was yesterday
issued in the office of the clerk of the
district court to Miss Lena Wilkinson
and Clarence ElsWick
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
paris of To-Day"
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Headache. pain about the eyes, nerv-
BUSINESS, intlamed lids. cured by proper
glasses. Cassidy, expert optician, Mon
tana hotel.
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to arrive in Anaconda on this evenings
train from Portland. Ore.

Follow the crowd to the Buffet: that
25-cent dinner keeps them all a guess
ing. A. Fortier.
For Rent--Large hall In Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
The famous Anaconda bottled beer
for sale by the Copper City Commercial
company. #".#
The funeral of Annie. infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Despin. takes
place to-day at , p. m from the family
residence. Al East Fourth street. Serv-
ices at St PauFs Catholic church.
At the Montana-S. Sinsheimer, Chi
cago: NJ. Murray. Louisville. Ky: G. p.
Keller. Salt Lake: Med 0. Walker,
Horse Shoe Plug: l.. D. Kent and wife,
Basn F. J. Hutchings San Francisco:
Philip koengsberger New York:
Charles Pollack. ST. Louis; Phi. Jacob
owls, San Francisco.
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Special sale on all trimmed hats to-
day, Saturday, at the Anaconda MILL
merry parlors, 416 East Park
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Get Wright's estimate on papering.

Clarke's Rocky Mountain Mineral
Water is guaranteed to cure catarrh
of the head, throat and stomach Smith
Drug Co.
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Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert ophthalmic optician, suite SO and
40, Montana hotel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-29

Your eyes examined free by Cassidy,
expert ophthalmic optician, suite So and
40, Montana hotel
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Denmark is a heavy importer of ready
made shoes, chiefly from Austria, Italy
and Germany.
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NJ 3

For copper sores use Clarke's Rocky
Mountain Mineral Water Every bottle
guaranteed Cures female complaints.
Smith Drug Co.
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Leave orders for ice at Walkup's or
Greig's. Crystal Ice Co.
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I The choice Copper King flour for
sale at Ed DeVine's.
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Recital tickets, so cents at Smith
Drug Co.'S store.
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The Pioneer Limited

Books and stationery at L. A. Kings.
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The entries for to-days races at Oak
land Memphis and Aqueduct, as posted
by the local pool rooms, are as follows:
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Cigars. tobaccos. etc. at L. A. Kings
Monday Musical recital next Tuesday
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-28
Bssk From Mauila.

W. T. Monsarrat, the veterinary ana
an employe OF the Board OF Hsal;i.. =
back in Honolulu from Manila after
spending the necessary quarantine
period on board the steamer City OF
Columbia. DIR. Monsarrat went ous to-
Luzon on a live stock transport for
the United States Government. He
saw in Manila all of the Hawaiian ecl-
ony and left them in good health.
Col. Jim" Sherwood Is still very
much alive. The doctor saw many
things in and about Manila that he
liked. and other things that did not
impress him so favorably. OF course.
ne is glad to get home again. He r'et
George Fuller, of the Manila Freedom.
in Shanghai.
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EXERCISES FOR FOURTH
Best OF SinginG-Hunt for Speakers
Still On.

Annis Montague Turner has had the
goodness. with her usual grace. to-
agree to sing on the occasion OF the
literary and musical exercises at the
Opera house on the Fourth OF July.
The lady Is not only Hawaii's most
pu,s. lar vocalist. bu, Is Il singer OF in
ternational fame. She has thorough
range and OF the most sympathetic
and expressive quality. II Will be keen
pleasure to all to hear her sing on the
Fourth.
President Dole has thought Il best
to- decline to speak publicly on the
Fourth. or. as he expresses Il, to beg
to be excused this time. This will in
terfere with the plan TO have the Pres
ident. Mr.. Sewall. =. c. Jones and one
other gentleman speak for the exer-
cises.
II has been suggested to the mem
bers OF the committee on literary eX-
ercises that they look to- the pulpit for
an orator for the day. There IS no
more patriotic American or better
speaker on an appropriate theme than.
for instance. Rev. William Morris
Kinclid. He has preached a number
OF sermons that would answer first
rate for Fourth OF July orations. and
II may he that he will consent TO ae-
cept the Office. Another good man Is
the Rev. G.. J.. Pearson, OF the First
Methodist Church. He IS an excellent
platform speaker. and Is intensely
American.
The committee IS 20 have n meet
ing today and It Is likely that AZ ad-
journment n speaker for the Fourth
will be announced.
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ruling prices. though he TRANSACTIONS
WcEc small Pear noN took possession
uf some small owner. or pcrhaps. and
more than likciy. "a Uas = bunch of hui
stock Anyhow tNenty shares went NJ
the second session of the Honoinin Ex-
change yesterday for sII7s.
Within Eve minutes of this sale OF
tNcuty kihei az sii.ss. the bear csntin-
gent rakcd la lgeo shares az SO. ~
VAS nn effective and neat recoup. Per-
haps ID WaE too quick n buy. At any
rate the secret .E cut and the raid is
n; an end
Olaa was given an unmercifui pound
tnE yesterday. This SAs az the second
session 90 the Honolulu Exchange.
None ~Es offered on the Hawaiian
Board 80 the rooms of the Honolulu
Exchange there vas n decided scnxa-
ton over the Oiaa drop. There has
lsccn paid ON this aE@cSxabic stock -
q share. The plantation has all along
been rated With the very best of tho
new ones. The corporation owns morc
and better land than any other COM
pany Ia the Islands and is well orEnn-
ized with choice backing or support
The stock Was put on the market by
successful and reputable promoters.
Olaa has been waVcrinE and weak
cning for several days ~ Was az one
time at n premium Of good size.
II waS offered yesterday at ei-sS. No
response. No one wanted 90 buy.
Abid of 81 Was made for 100 shares
The word sold" uttered most hast
ily. startled about everybody IN the
room Olaa Was half price
There were then sold In an Instant
is0 and 900 shares at IS cents and the
bears grinncd and the bulls roared- The
excitement Was on IN full fiush-
In an instant more $50 more shares
had been sold az 20 cents. Bed rock
was reached and the session ended and
the brokers talked of the little Efam-
pcdc as they filed out
ON the street everyone talked OF the
slump In Olaa. hut no outside transar-
tions were reported
Opinion on the furry L. divided
Some of the people say IL IL manipuia-
tion. the same as the Kihei dealing Of
the past few days. Others declare that
a few peoplc who must have money aro
making sacrifices
Maunalei. SO pasd. iE offered AZ ss.Ss
on the Honolulu Roard and ~ 81 ON
the Hawaiian. with no sales. This may
bc another case of operating. though
the call for = ten Per cent assessment
on this stock iE out
Impending assessments are on Man.
nalci. American. waiaina. kihei and
one or two Others
The Eiit-edEed. dividend paying
stocks and Oahu. with first dividend
yet to be paid. remain firm at about
the prices of q fortnight ago. There
are no bargains ia these securities.
Consequently there iE no panic
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\ axe Walk.

ToniEht's program 1t the OTpheru
will be the real thing and the Loss.
will be packed to the doors. The
feature u to- be cake walk. which
form OF amusement has met with such
favor each time it has been presented
in Honolulu. There will be- at least
four couples. with Jim Post. the EcaiJs
OF comics. officiating as master OF cers-
monies. The couple winning the cake
the greatest number OF times In weak
will own = lovely specimen OF the 5al-
er's art. Any outside couple Is free To
walk. This feature promises to be "a"
hit OF the season. The cuTtain-Tai s"r
has also been changed. and all the Old
and new favorites will appear in new
spccialties.
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Opera IIousc and Companies.

Robert l.. Scott has secured the op-
era house from the local agency for
an engagement of the Tiyoli company
OF san Francisco during the month of
August.
Some amusement promoters of this
city claim that they have secured the
Opera house from tho san Francisco
agency for a season Of the Southwe'l
opera company In August.
There IS considerable talk around
town about the complication.
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DIX. =. %. RAYMOND.
Local Man Called tn Chicago uoi-
ycr,itv Chair.


Dr. !. II. Raymond. one OF IN. load
Ing practitioners of the city. let yea
tc-day for the coast His Arrange
msais for departure were made very
hurriesIly. he having been summoned
ny the Alameda mail OF las; week
Dr. Raymond Is called 60 San Fran
cisco by the famous surgeon. Dr. Mich
olas Sem. Who g. now delivering the
Lane course of lectures in the Cooper
Medical Institute. Dr.. Sem has long
been regarded - one of the foremost
surgeons of the world lie gave up n
practice estimated az from sse!soo 90
s75.0sD = year 60 so into the United
States forces durinE the WAY with
Spain. and o. said 10 80 nov q csndi-
date fDr the GoveTnorShip at Illinois
Dr. Sena - the bearer of an Offer 90
D-. Raymond TO accept a chair in the
medical department of the great uni
ycrEGty of Chicago. Dr. Raymond
came TO these Islands from Chicago.
and naturally feels highiy eiaied or
compiimented 20 receive tho call
which Is in the hands Of his old friend
Dr.. Sem. Dr. Raymond will talk the
matter over u.th Dr. Sem. aid then.
returning 20 AEs HOaDluiu home. will
decii. upon accepting or declining the
Chicago position. The people Of Ho-
nolulu would be extremely sorry TO
lose Dr. Raymond and his wife.
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The Orpheum management changes
hands today. This popular playh iuse
has been leased TO a hui at the head
OF which Is ]. u. Cohen. These las.c-
have incorporated. and all the stocI
has already been subscribed for.
There will be TO changes in the per
some, OF the company. Mr.. Desky
has succeeded in establishing the
house on n good paying basis. and
now feels that he can devote AlTsslf
to his other interests
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P. H. BURNETTE.

STOCK AND CUSTOM HOUSE BROK-
er, Real Estate and General
Agent. Office 639 King Street,
near Alakea. P. o. Box 262. Tele-
phone GAL.
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In III D,iiI -he.i-

The Fourth of July bail vail take
place IN the drill she'd next Tuesday
evening. The tender was made yes
ser'iay by Minister MOst-Smi,h and
Col. Jones. and was accepted by tho
committee. The hand viii be IN at
t.nhanee.
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T. B. CHAPLAIN.
CATHCART & PARKE.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. HAVE
moved their law offices to the Judd
block. Rooms 30S-309.
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HONOLULU SANITARIUM.
1882 KING STREET.
Telephone 639.

C4S pNOAAO oOV.
DR.. Luella S. Cleveland, medical sup
erintendent. Hours: a. m. to 5 p. m.
Methods of Battle Creek, Michigan.
Sanitarium. Baths of every descrip-
tion. Trained nurses in bath rooms as
we'll as in sick room. Massage and
manual movements. Electricity in
every form. Classified dietary, etc
Ample facilities for thorough examin-
alton. DR.. c. L. Garvin, consulting
physician and surgeon.
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AND STILL THEY CONE.

An immense shipment 81 dry goods
has just been received by l.. y. Kerr
and are in shape now and ready for in
spection. All are cordially invited.
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WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
10 MsrCpant ST.

Makes a speciality of ancient Hawaii
an Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and COcoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659.
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ishinE it iu a dav. u is fifteen feet
high. and the body platform is four by
ten feet. II Is made from hardwood.
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FRENCH LESSONS.

A FRENCH LADY WITH DIPLOMA
is prepared to give instructions in
French language. Terms reasonable.
Address
MRS. J. MARION.
$3.50 Advertiser Office.
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her beer, but he refused and went out with
a pitcher to get a supply. Upon his return
TO the house he stopped on the lower floor
and conversed with Kate Shorter. He stop
ped there because. he said, Ashton and Ida
jackson were apparently having trouble
Witness heard the man using prOfane Ian
Suage. While he was drinking a glass of
beer IN Miss ShOrters room he heard Ida
Jackson call murder Then he got on
his wagon and went in search of an officer
Witness said he had seen Ashton at Ida s
rooms three times. He had known the wo-
man since his boyhoOd days, and had stop
ped at her house several times to see her
Witness said he heard the woman say:
Don't beat me. George"
There was no trouble in the room before
he twitness) left to get the beer
May Shorter who lives in the house
where the crime was committed, and Mr..
James Z. Loveday, who lives next door,
were then examined, and then DIR. Sterling
Ruftin told of the wounds he found ON the
dead v omans person.
Lieut. Boyle told of the prisoners arrest
and of his saying that he only used his
hands and feet to assault the woman.
Then he admitted that he killed the wo-
MANI the coroner asked.
He did" answered witness.
When Lieut.. Boyle had concluded his tes-
timony the case was submitted. The jury
returned a verdict holding Ashton RESPONSE
BILE for the woman's death, and he was COM
mitted to Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
GOLDEN EAGLES WON THREE
Tied With Two Others In the Local
Bowling League

The Golden Eagle and Saengerbund bowl
ing teams played league ten pins at the
Sac ngerbund alleys last night, and the re-
suit was highly satisfactory to the Eagle
five. Recently the Saensers went to the
Eagle alleys and while the advantage IS
usually conceded to the home club, beat
their opponents In three games. Last night
the Eagles had sweet revenge, for bowling
fine series, two of the totals passing 500
they came away with three victories, thus
tieing the leading clubs for first place in the
lesgue, and showing the Saengers down
from that exalted position.
The Golden Eagle five played nearer the
form that is expected of them from the in
dividual records of their men than pre-
viously this season. With the exception Of
D1emer, the new man, every player made q
good average, and by consistent work. too
since none of the totals We're extremely
large.
Spiess continued his accustomed good
bowling for the Saengers. and has an excel
lent average for the evenings work, also
leading both sides with 210 for high game
Jorss, who succeeded Meyers after the
opening game, did good work despite the
TACT that his hand is still unfit for bowling.
The team will be stronger after his perma-
ncnt return to it's ranks. Berens also re-
tired from the Saengers after the start of
the second game his, long absence from
the game having a marked effect on his
bowling. Ford rcceeded him and was an
Improvement OF MS predecessor.
Honors We're easy in the early frames Of
the opening game, both sides doing fairly
well. Bruegger's double in the middle boxes
gave the visitors an advantage that was
not overcome and toward the end the lead
was materially increased, so the totals
were 7S pins apart at the finish
Tie score follows:
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IPSETTING BIG CHIMNEYS,
The Modern Way of Tearing Down u
stack 100 Feet Tall.

From the St Louis Globe Democrat
With q crash that was heard for several
hIocls ono Of the in,n,ansa cbir,,a,,e of tho
-, - -
OiN nSio'A'i HNe"i iei'iteiS ttt bI'h9oli anu
Lewis streets was overturned the other day
and 100000 bricks piled in a confused mass
of debris This was the second of the +hrae
ott,,,,,,,.,. - a. ~, -. - e., -
VI '''' 'i' A'o'ois " IAN anu
sun another remains TO be thrown down.
For some time a gang of men, under the
direction of Contractor w uassatt hoe
H., ..i a., a. -. e -.
'''i' e"'iiia u'"i 'le oiu ieiiieiS u iiahe
room Tor the erection or new building, to
be devoted to cold storage The work of
dismantling the building was no small task
but when IL came to tearing down the i'm
mense chimneys. each over 100 feet in
height il was decided that the old system
was entirely too slow 10 be followed in this
case. Instead the great chimnevs weigh
ing scores OF tons each were undermined
on one side Then ropes were made fast to
a hawscr which had been tied about tho
chimney at . height Of sixtv Tot w.
ropes were fastened to GRABS nIaced at
an angle of X degrees from the natb in
which il was intended that the cbi,n,a,,
should take Three powerful bvdraIIIic
lacks CAPABLE of lifting % 600 ,,o,,nSS o.,,b
ney on which the excavations had been
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THE TALENT IN LUCK
CONTINUED from Ninth Page.)

DRY Wilson, Cornell; linesmen Messrs
Louis Weaver Columbian University, and
Edward Coombs, Eastern High School.
The Y NJ. c. A. team, under Coach
Shields, has shown vast Improvement dur
ing the past week, and the supporters of
the maroon and gray are unhesitating in
predicting a victory Thanksgiving day.
On the other hand the mutes are saving
little, but working diligently for the great
event in District foot ball circles realiz-
ing that in the association aggregation they
nave a worthy rival. Il was a wise move
on the part of The two managers in chang
Ing the place of the game from Y NJ. c. A
held 10 the National Base Ball Park. The
great interest manifested by the public in
the approaching game convinced the man.
ayers that the facilities at Y NJ c 4.
neld We're totally inadequate for the proper
accommodation of the crowd which will
probably attend the game, hence the
change
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Fatal overexertion at Golf.

Judge Turner. a native of Connecticut. but
ever since the civil war a resident of Ala
hama, died suddenly Sunday as the result
OF stroke of paralysis. sustained Saturday
afternoon in course of a game of golf. He
oVereXerted himself in the game, and this
brought on the stroke. He was sixty-eight
years of age, and unmarried. Judge Turner
served in the federal army, and settled in
Alabama after the war. During republican
administration he was chancellor of the
southwestern division of the state for
twelve years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

Through mutual consent between Capt.
II. NJ bradley Of the b. II. s. and Mr.
L. A. Sternc of the b. II. S, the two teams
have consolidated and one eleven is to be
chosen to play Gallaudet reserves Saturday Y.
December ,, at , clock. A fine exhibition
OF foot bill is expected, as the reserves
have not been scored against this year, and
a fine eleven can be secured from the
above mentioned schools. The star PLAYER
from Business, Capt. Walsh will play one
Kennedy, %-ill fill the other position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

Olympia team claims the championship of
Capitol Hill, and Captain Hoover would
be pleased to hear from any contestants
Tor that honor. Address 226 East Capitol
street. Average weight, 1I5 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

A snaifs pace was carefully observed in
Florence, Italy. Several of the moIluscs
were placed between two points ten feet
apart and starred. Ii was ascertained thai
The fastest snail in the race Travelled az
the rate of a mile in fourteen days.
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Saengerbund.


The second game was a very closely con-
tested match and had the Saengers started
with Ford on their side the result rnigbt
have been different As it was the decision
was always in doubt, until Armstrong
bowling 30 in his last frame landed the
Eagles winner by two pins.
The score follows:
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Hard.
From Lie.

Cobble-"You seem TO feel it very r,uch
TO think that she Tilted you"
Stone-'l do. 1t will now take me years
to get out of debt"
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any means, but they were outclassed in
this game.
The score follows:
he score folloWS

Totals. IL 20 T6ll Totals. Is % S25
There will be no games tomorrow night,
but Friday night the Business Mems Club
will play three-game match on the Young
Mems Christian Associations alleys.
The standing of the clubs follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
Junior Foot Ball.

The Olympia foot ball team defeated the
Victor team Wednesday. The score was
% to 0. The Olympias' playing was fast
and the team work was excellent The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
To Play Fort Myer.

The Westerns will meet the strong eleven
from Fort Myer on Thanksgiving day on
the latter's ground, and hard game Is
locked for. Game will be called at q o. clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
Secure in Honesty.

| PUCK.
you'll look out for the bunco men, Tn
Gle Josh?"
Il amt so much askeered of 'em. I
notice that most of the fellers that gifts
buncoed was tryin' to bunco other folks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
His Strong BOX,

From the Chicago News.
Lawyer-''You say the miser kept his gold
in a strong box?'
Witness-"Yes, sir He kent if in m
empty limburger cheese box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
SaengerbuRd.
90 c. G.
Totals :,
Totals. IL % 773l

The last game was characterized mainly
by some fine work by the Eagle PLAYERS.
The game was surely theirs from begin
ming to end, but their play was of excellent
style. The Saengers total was not bad by