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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-19

SALT LAKE,
and all points east. south and west.
TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AS FoLLows:
No. a. Passenger, daily, Chicago, 1t.
Louis, Kansas CITY, st. Jo-
seph, Atchison, Omaha, Lin
coin, Denver, California, Col
orado and Texas points.
No. Al. Passenger, daily from. above e'' "''''
points. Arrive .:.......... 70s pm
No. ~. Freight, daily, Sheridan and
intermediate points. Leave . 1906 am.
No. Is. Freight, daily, from Sheridan
and intermediate points.
Arrive 600 lam.
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair
cars (seats free) on through trains.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the United States or Can
ada.
For information, maps, tables and tick
eta call on or address J.. L. Harrington,
Agent, H. B. Segur, General Agent, Bill
ings, Mont. or j. Francis, General Pas
senRer Agent, Omaha. Neb.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-19

A quit-olaim deed was issued to
Samuel g. Reynolds for lot 6 10 block
s.. Billings. to correct error from the
t%reasurer's Office.
The following new road district was
created
Road district No. ~.
Beginning at the intersection Of the
range line between ranges 30 and 80
east, with the Musselshell river thence
south on range line to the Second
Standard Parallel to the north west
corner Of township s north Of range 30
east; thence south on range line to the
summit CT the main divide between the
Musselshell and Yellowstone rivers;
thence easerly along said divide to the
east boundary Of Yellowstone county T;
thence northwesterly along said east
boundary to the Musselshell river;
thence westerly along the Musselshell
river to the place Of beginning. The
boundaries Of districts / and 9 are
changed to conform thereto. 9. f.
Tribe was appointed as surveyor Of
said road district.
The board adjourned until Dec. IL,
1899, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-19
Eighth Day.

Eighth Day.
Billings, Montana, Dec. IL, 1899.
The board me- pursuant to adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock a. m. there vert
present Thomas s. Linton, chairman,
j. B. Amin and Pat Lavelle.
Owing to the death Of Mr.. W. l..
Ramsey, County treasurer, it was or
dered that no business be, transacted by
the board this day. The following
resolution was adopted:
"Whereas. III the death Of Mr.. W. II.
Ramsey, the county loses a faithful
official, and his associates in the court
house "A kind and generous friend whose
death they deeply deplore; and.
whereas in the death Of Mr.. W. l..
Ramsey, his wife and children lose a
devoted husband and kind and loving
father; therefore be it
Resolved, That this board does
hereby extend to the family Of our de-
ceased official its sincere and heartfelt
sympathy
The board adjourned until 10 O'clock
Decemb Der Is, 1899.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
TELEGRApHIC BRETITIES.

Senator German who is at Magnolia,
Mass, has fully recovered his strength
He went fishing for cod today. Next
week he proposes to 60 to Gloucester
aud make q personal study OF the
fisheries Industry.
Miss Clara Barton leaves Havana,
for Washington today with an impor-
tant report on conditions 10 Cuba. Ths
American colony here is preparing to
celebrate the frat anniversary of the
fall Of Santiago on Monday.
Theindications are that the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit CompeDy's lines will be
lied up within the next q hours by g
,trike in which the men Of every de-
pa.tment will take part. The demands OF
the men Rave been firmly refused and
ne members OF the strikers committee
.reated with acant courtesy.
The White OAK breaker At Archibald, Pa
Fas totally destroyed By FIRE last night. The
ioss will reach about $50 900 and 1--WE hun
,red hands will be thrown ont Of employ
ment The origin OF the fire ia unknown.
During the progress OF the fire Mrs. Mary
pnlbjn. who lived short distance from the
breaker became 20 excited that she dropped
dead
Nothing has been heard from the posse in
pursuit. OF Swift Bear and mis- band OF Sioux
warriors, who seem determined to start 90
uprising among the Sioux and Cheyennes, if
possible.
Ed. Magee, negro, wss lynched by a mob
near lola, Tex, last evening. The negro had
killed white boy named Lemuel Sharp for
the purpose Of securing the boys Iifs.
Mary Vaughn, young woman Of Cedar
Falls, Iowa is dead from the sting OF q kiss-
ing bug. The swelling extended 10 her entire
BODY and she died IL gres! agony.
1t ia reported that the Filipino Junta will
be moved from Hong Kong to the Inland Of
-abuan, British colony, six mics from the
northwestern COAT Of Boraeo.
Albert August Becker the wife murderer,
Rss today sentenced to be hanged on October
3th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15

REQUESTS TO TIE CEURcH.-A copy
OF the will OF the late Major John D.
Richardson, of St. Joseph, Nc, has been
filed with the clerk OF the County Court
of Clarke for record. Among other be.
quests is one Of - 600 to the trustees Of
me Protestant Episcopal Seminary ard
High School OF Virginia, another OF ST..
900 to the trustees of the funds OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Virgin
ia, to provide for the disabled clergy Of
said church snd another OF 81, 900, 10
Right Rev. Francis II. White. Bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, OF
the diocese OF Virginia. in trust for
Messrs. Kinsolving aud Morris. mission
aries to Brazil Msjor Richardson liv.
ed the greater part OF his Life in Clarke
county, moving west rot many years
ago, where he had been very successful
in business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
The Dreyfus Conspiracy.

ltennes, July l5.-Iy is stated that
ex Judge De Beaurepaire will arrive
here today for a preliminary examina-
ton to see if he really has valuable
testimony to offer at the Dreyius court
martial. De Beaurepaire said recently
be could adduce positive proof OF Drey-
fuss guilt, but has modified this asser-
ton to 'evidence that will materially
affect the case"
Rennes, July 15.-Col. Jouraust,
president of the Dreyfus court martial
has decided to receive ex Judge De
Beaurepaire's testimony, but he must
confne himself to subjects of first and
final Importance regarding the guilt or
innocence of the prisoner.
Paris, July 15.-The Figaro, which
laid bare the whole Dreyfus conspiracy,
promises some new revelations concern.
lug Du Patty de Clam and Esterhazy
Hamburg, July 15.-The family OF
Prince Murat have offered Captain
Dreytus their estate at Ottengen on the
Eibe for recuperstion after his trial if
he is acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
rOorraoou3snce o. =. ..rx>pdrs Gape:te.
Washington. July Is.

fCcyya cou5sDce o. - 'fr9c9Tih GAhe'ie.i
Washington. July Is.
The following appointments. direct
Cd by the President, were announced
today: To be 1T Lieutenant, Cyrus
GRAY Bos=ieuz. formerly captain Viz
ginis Volunteer Infantry; to De q lieu
tenants, SAMUEL : Archibald, formerly
sergeant "a Va. Volunteers: Rooert ;.
Knox. formerly q lieutenant Va. Vol.
Iufaofrv. FREDERICK Hsrvey Plupme!,
formerly u l.uteuaut IN Va. Vel. H.
tantry.
Mr. Richard Johnston, common
9eal.h's attorney 70, Alexandra coun-
". Virginia, i very sick man and i
under tr-atment in hospital 10 this
CITY. His frierda are alarmed 81 hia
condition.
TIE fra OF Rodgers & Bro, OF Alex
sndria, 1no had the contract for driving
piles 70 strengthen the foundation ofihs
.rge new building in progress OF ersc-
ion on the northwest corner OF lltn
street and Pennsylvania avenue here,
completed that job today.
Among the recently commissioned
second Ieutensnts in the volunteer ser
vice OF the [. 5. il son OF eI- |. :.
solicitor General, Major Holmes Con
rae OF Winchester, Virginia.
General Miles, under the law, occu-
Dies the room OF the Secretary OF War
.oday. a. both Secretary Alger and As
=i-lanc Secretary Micklsjohn are ab-
s-nt, bu;Iup 10 noon today DC mad done
aothing 10 show that ne Tss acting IL
,ne place OF the Secretary.
Familiars at the White House say
.ne President i sick OF both Alger and
Miles. would not be happy With either,
and wishes be were rid Of both. He il
oow running the War Department &C.
cordiug 10 his o~n idess, AID those OF
s1ch friends as be realie= upon.
TIE 1epo-; ;hs; Captain Joseph Willard H.
:ends = build railroad from Fairfs1 Court
01s@ 70 Dun Lo-ing station, or tie so9in'
.rr q Wv. IS ss.d By Fairfax county peo.
pie q: - = no: 70 b corEect,
Another ayi in=tance Of rhe character OF tie
ForE dong 10. ,he government. II this city l;
.55Ided b. re izcI iha! yesterday evening
.ne "dre py5of binding Tor the rev city
oc=:o55cs wss OF NE, AID 01t 70! the promp.
>s=;.:aace Of the ire department would prob
ABLY have been destroyed.
X l. reported and general: believed here
:hs, the Teesnt appointment Of Southern
democrats 20 oo-i;ion= il the cenzns bureau
and il me s'ny IS due 70 the s1ninistra
non. dv=ire 10 make frienda in the South,
! where the republicans are 30 few that their
| nE1epcs i iu:lgIlfcant-
The following chaugea il the fourth claas
p3s,o:iices OF Virginia we're made today
Aisonis, Pul2aki county, Crockett Moore,
IT,, appointed postmaster vice Walter ii
favlof, removed BaIger, Rock bridge county
| Oavid Grezuel vice John D Barge, re.
sigued Utt. Carroll county, Laura A. DICE.
els we Thomas ?. Ashworth, reeigned ;
"etb, Carroll county, Ma Victorsne Horton
vlce Wisely A. Horton, resigned.
Enli=,ments yesterday for the ten new
volunteer regiments numbered 33S, sg2re-
eating il I've days only !, 512 WaI Depalt-
taent o:;icial: hope that recruiting will be
onsEel next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15

Chicago, July 15.-Detectives are
looking for Louis G. Hitchcock and
Emma Smith who left their home last
Tuesday, the day on which warrants
were issued charging Hitchcock with
bigamy and both of them with living
together without being married. The
warrants were issued on information
furnished by Mrs. Katherine Shirley. of
Kansas City, Hitchcock's wife. Mrs.
Shirley, who has been going under that
name since she left Hitchcock, says he
has conspired to defraud her out of her
rightful Inheritance to the estate left
by John Stetson, the Boston Snowman,
who wiIled property valued at $1,000
900 to her mother, Katherine A
Stokes. q circus rider, who married
Stetson and who died ten days after ne
died. Mrs. Shirley says Hitchcock has
sold to the Boston people, claiming to be
heirs to John Stet.on, an affidavit that
she is not the daughter of Kate Stokes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRaPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

Szndowa. Egg. July l5--Kicnsrd
Croker's XII Esrb0cEer, rlGoen D7 re
l-year. old American j2cEsg R-f.
won the Gotham plate Of 30 sover-
eign= today. The betting va TO
against Knickerbocker. Fifteen hor5es
ran. TIE National Breeders Produce
Stakes OF 300 sovereignE were Won nL
Alr. Pierre Lorillsrd Democrat. ridcen
by Tod Sloan. Sloan waz again wiz
Ne. 10 the other big event today, the
Warren nursery GiaEes OF 80 5o7er'
eigus, which ne captured on Lord Beres
ford's Pedom.
southampton, July Is -Tbree bun
dred and iorty-tnree officers aud men
with horses and equipments sailed from
ere today for Capeto~u.
Port SAID, July 1.-THE United
States cruiser Olympia, with Admiral
Dewey on board, sailed this noFning
for Trieste. Austria.
&. Petersburg. July I5.-The official
account OF TIE death OF the
Czarewitch. the Grand Duke George,
in the Crinea, says tnst ne was
riding a motorcycle in the coun-
Try when ne was =eiz=d with henoF-
rnage. He did not iall from the ma
chine, a= hss been reported, but ds
mounted AID died on the roadside, &
Dsasant woman easing his last moments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15

The DUMDUM BULLETr.-The DUN.
dun bullet secured its name from the
Indian arsenal by whose officers it was
devised, and the name should not be
spelled in two words or even hyphen.
lied, as great many people appear to
SUNK. Dumdun is town and q mill
fary station about four miles northeast
Of Calcutta. 1t was the experience in
the Soudan, and also in the Spanish
American war, that the new magazine
rifles, whose small eslibres allow them
TO have greater accuracy and greater
carrying power than the old weapons,
were faulty in one important particu-
lar. The small-calibre bullets have
slight effect on those struck by them,
and it was to obviate this difficulty
that the Dumdum bullet was devised.
This bullet is one from which part OF
the nickel or copper covering is remov-
cd 80 that the force oftheimpact spreads
the soft lead, making missile that in
Aicts a severe shattering wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
Cashier Valentines Defaication.

Perth Anboy. y. j., July l5.-It Is
now conceded that the Middlesex Bauk
which LOST more than its capital and
surplus through the defalcation OF
Cashier Valentine, will not resume
business again. Whatever chance there
was for putting the institution on IL
feet, again, was swept away yesterday
by the announcement from Washing
TOD that Mr.. Lewis5ohn, the head OF the
recently formed copper trus,, which i
building big refinery here, had hleo
al application for permission 10 estao
li=h a national bank in this city. The
examination into Valentines shortage
mas been finished. 10 round figures ne
took SAP 900. From the Park Bank IL
New YORK city, where the Middles=I
Bank mad $50 900 on deposit, Valentine
mad overdrawn TO TIE extent OF 1000
making $4,000 that ne obtained
through this source. From MS OWL
bank he took S25 900 and from the
Perth Amboy Savings Institution ne got
5000 The Savings Institution IL IL
20 wise embarrassed over its losses
rhe shareholders OF the Middlesez
Bank, which il State institution, ara
liable only 10 the extent OF the stock
owned by them. The depoaitors will
lo.e I ne r|-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
4 Rival BASEBALL League

Chicago, July 15.-Ir il 5sid here
this morning that the new baseball
league now organizing will begin bust
ness pe1. spring. L consists OF Clubs
in Chicago, ST. Louis, Detroit and Mill
waukee in the West, and New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston and Pittsourg n
the East. Many OF tee men Interested
ID the Western League have practically
agreed 10 enter into the new scheme.
ibis means that the Western League
people have decided 70 ignore the Ma
tional League magnatea, and affiliate
themselves with the rival league.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The mos serious drought in Page
county for years is now prevailing.
The Sunday school and Epworth
League conference, which held joint
session in Salem during the past three
days, adjourned yesterday.
The jury which ia to decide the fac
OF Mrs. Lizzie NJ. ELS, now under ia.
dictment for infanticide, was selected
in Richmond yesterday, after which
the case was adjourned over until today.
Eugene Moore, who was disinherited
by mis- parents for marrying Miss Nellie
Allen, has given up his quest for en-
ployment in Washington, and joined
MS wife at her fathers, at Mount Jack
son.
Mr.. Stewart Bresee, of Rapidan, Cul-
pepper county, had his right arm broken
by being thrown from q carriage by &
runaway horse last Sunday while out
driving with Mrs. Bresee. Mrs. Bresee
escaped injury.
Burglars were at work at Manassas
Thursday night. The residences OF
Messrs. Henryde, Sanders and King
we're broken into and an unsuccessful
attemp. was made to enter the house
OF Mrs. Davies, postmistress. Several
dwellings were broken into last week
but no clew has as yet been obtained.
Mrs. Caruthers, wife OF DR.. V. O. Ca.
ruthera, of King George county, died
at Garfield Hospital in Washington
yesterday, after having an operation
performed. She was forty years OF age,
and sister OF County Treasurer DR.. F.
F. Ninde, and Mr.. J. G. Ninde, of King
George county.
The largest yield of wheat yet re.
ported in Clarke county is that Of Mr..
George W. Wynkoop. jr., near Wick
life, who averaged 355 bushels 10 the
acre. Mr.. o. J. Hardesiy raised on the
farm of Mr.. ?. Mccormick, Oh 1870
acres, 1881 bushels, and Oh one field
of forty acres the yield was 1900 BUSH
els.
While giving her testimony, Miss
Marcella Spratt, prosecutrix in the case
against Robert Arnold, charged with
beiraying her under promise of mar
riage, fell fainting in the police court 10
Norfolk yesterday. Justice Tomliu held
Arnold for the grand jury without bail.
He gave the defendant a sharp repri
mand.
Attorney General Montague denies
emphatically the report that he will
take the stump for Governor Tyler in
the latter's Senatorial fight. He says
he has not even been asked to make
speeches for the Governor or any one
else, and that he has no idea of neg
lecting the business of his Office to can
vass Virginia.
The authorities of the University Of
Virginia are much relieved to learn
that the recent attempt to hold up the
distribution Of the Fayerweather funds
bad been unsuccessful. They received
from the firm of Bishop & Putney,
their attorneys in New York, q state.
ment that the distribution OF the resi-
due of the Fayerweather estate would
be continued until all was paid. Some
OF the friends of the university had
feared that the building Of the hospital
now In course of construction, would
have to be suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15

Paris, July ia fight between 8
lion and a bull, which had been adver
tised for a long time, took place yes
terday at Roubaix. Special trains were
run to the city, and they carried large
oumber OF persons. Seats in the boxes
sold for $50 each. The lion, which Is
named Goliath, is eight years old ard
mas been in ca ptivty for onlysix months.
I. is said tina. it is 20 centimstres taller
than any other lion in Europe. The
bull, named Tenaito, was )! years old
and was OF immense strength. There
was breathless excitement when the
animals were set on each other; but for
a long time the lion refused 10 fight.
The bull, however, was anxious to fight
and attacked tie lion, goring 1t in sew
eral places. Then the king OF beasts"
became angry, and, springing upon its
opponent, tore of one OF the bulls
ears. For few seconds there was q
terrific fight. Then the lion drew of
into corner and absolutely refused to
fight any more. The spectators became
irenzed with rage and men and women
shrieked for the lions death. There
was q riot for twenty minutes until the
lion was driven Into its cage and tore
ador killed the bull. The spectators
were mostly well dressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
snrnri-e Made Him Flee.

West Chester, Pa, July 15.-'I don t
want 10 live with monkey" vas the
way 10 which Nike Nitkin, shoema.
ker, OF this place, greeted MS wife ye=-
terday moroing, after she had travelf d
all the way IRON War:aT, Russia, 70
Join min. The next instant the hn:
band disappeared and a constable il
looking for bin with a warrant. Mrs
Niikin's story is a. follows: ave
were married in Warsaw q years ago,
and re have a family there. There
are grandchildren, too. He wrote 10
me many times and sent me money
which ne raj earned, and l answered
mis- letters. told him was coming to
this country soon 10 meet him, 30 We
could be together. and he answered
that he didu't care VIE her came or
uot. Then | grew suspicious and DE
termined TO surprise hin, 30 you see /
am here" Nitkin came here severai
years ago from Philadelphia, and under
the name OF "SlIverman" did thriving
business a. a shoemaker. His wife is &
pleasant, Intelligent woman and has
oeen taken in charge by sympathetic
people. Mikes INCONSISTENCY is said 10
De due to another woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
ELoI In jail.

Gainesville. Ga, July Is. l.
Smith, the Haberzosn county farmer
VINO killed William Bal, the CON usr-
cfsl traveller from At!znts, zeveral
months ago, WEE zhot 70 death IL tne
isil here this morning. Aoou: MD
night Sheriff Munday WEE AWAKENED ~
nan who stated thai he we the
sheriff Of Gilmer county. He zsid ne
bad prisoner ne wanted 70 have !ocE-
ed up. There were several men "itn
hin. When the Eherif appeared ne
was surrounded and ordered b give up
the keyz. He started for the keyz ard
heard firing. He ran up the step until
he reached the cage in which smith
,es= coofoed. Upon examination ne
found that Smith had been snot tx
times and va, dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
SATURDAY EvEsEe JULY j.. 1893

II L observed that several Of the
lnkewarm and boiling democrats IN the
State. and some Of the republicans out
side Of it, favor the election Of Governor
Tyler and oppose the reelection Of
Senator Martin. Both Of the candi-
da.eg referred to are honorable gentle
men and each ms many personal
friends: bat why the former, wno L a.
ready Governor OF TIE STATE, opt ~
tried il the Senate, should BE- preferred
over me latter, VINO bas been, suo
found not wanting, na= not yet beet
satisfactorily explained, especially g,
while Governor. re signed The unPop-
ular lsDd grab5er=' b!-, and though
there were Thousands OF unwi5e youug
white Vlgiuians WHO desired 10 60 SOL
diering il Cuba, called ont regiment
Of negroes, and comuissiored negroes
q the officers thereof, against the
=tronge=. protests OF lis own people. II
view o. the circumstances, il e lot al
a.. wonderful TIA: the prevailing IN
preston throughout the STATE la tnat
the Governor mas not been wise II
Welding to the influence OF bis uu~ise
advisers WHO would =acri6ce hia in q
W attempt TO crafty their Own ie-l
.,,.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
800 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is st least one dreaded dis.
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages and that is Ca.srrh. Hall Cstairh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catsrrh being cons
sttutionsl disease. requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby DE-
stroying the foundation OF the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The prOprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they offer
Ono Hundred Dollars for sny case that it
fails to cure Send for list of testimonials
Address
CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
Fold by druggists zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15
Peace in Samoa.

Victoria, B. c., July 15.-Advices re
ceived by the steamer Aoraugi just ar
rived, indicate that the Samoan com
mission has established peace 10 the isl
snds. A heavy penalty is to be en-
forced upon natives found with rifles 10
their possession. TIE natives have re
turned to their homes. The commits
aioners expected to leave on June Is
but they requested Chief Justice
Chambers to remain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-15

PERHAPS = RoC's EGG.-Accordir G
to the Times, OF Burman, the last won
derfal tale beipg told among the Bur
mese il Ranqoon i concerning mon.
ster egg, said to BE- lying near Shwe6o.
There are several versions OF the strange
phenomenon in circulation in Rangoon,
bat only few main features are con-
mon to them all. a lew months ago
near Shwebo the villagers heard a
strange anG mysterious voice in the
jung uttering in Burmese these words:
u an going to lay" which were re-
pea-ed frequently several times q day
for msny days. Eventually the egg
was laid, and its size is said TO exceed
that OF the large paddy baskets. No
body Will 90 ear this egg. from which
now comes the words; Il am going to
hatch, also repeated many times every
day, and the people are now looking
forward to some extremely wonderful
appearance.