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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
Fl1z REnRES
FROM THE RING
Made Intellectual Attempt to Arrange
Match With Jeffies.
OFFERED ANY TERMS FOR FIGHT
Rraay Says acfrrics Is in No Condition
for n Fight Now, bnt Is Wi,iin.
for Mach 10 Take Place
I'm Three Months Time.
OFFERED ANY TERMS FOR FIGHT
{By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, August 21.-Robert Fitz-
simmons tonight announced his retire
meat from the ,susilistic ring. He made an
Intellectual attempt TO get on match with
James J. Jeffries for the heavyweight
championship. to take place before the
Horton law expires at midnight next Fri
dry, and tonight issued the following
statement:
II am through with fighting ! viii re-
tire from the ring and viii not claim the
championship from Jeffries- 1 am ready
and on edge TO meet him next Friday n.sht
as his manager suggested ten Gays ago.
but as he claims he is in no conaaaoil 10
fight on that night am through Wi'h hli nm,
and with the ring. HencefoTih there WIZ
be one man less in the heavyweight
division, for will so out with the Horton
aaw-''
OFFERED ANY TERMS.
Fitzsimmons with his manager met VIII
aiam A Brady. representing Jeffries, tbs
afternoon. Last Saturday FitZsimmons de-
posted $500 10 bind u match between HIM
self ana Jeffries for next Friday night, ana
Brady sent word that he would meet fltz-
simmons to arrange for battle between
.Jeffries and the eX-heavy-weight cham
pion FTtzsimrnens said he was ready and
: willing to meet Jeffr.es On Friday night pc
fore the Twentieth Century Clue under any
conditions as To the division OF the purse
or gate receipts which would suit Brady
He said he would be satisfied for the w.r-
ner to take all or to split the purse in hai1,
or to give sixty-fiye per cent. 10 the WIN
s1er or sixty-five per cent. to the loser, or
an fact, any terms possible, so tnnt he
could meet the present champion before the
expiration of the Horton law
NOT IN CONDITION.
Brady, in reply. said that Jeffries was in
no condition. US he had quit training seN-
eral DAYS ago He sad ii would be unfair
for Fitzsirnmons 10 force match With a
man physically unfit for such contest.
Fitzsinlmons replied that Jeffrtes had had
: pIenry of time to get into condition. ana
SAID that although he had gone through
two very severe battles during the iast.tWo
weeks, he, was on edge now ana ready 10
fight to regain the championship
Brady said il was Impossible for tight
10 take place between JeffreS and fitz-
simmons on the date mentioned. but that
he would put up forfeit at once TO bind q
mntch between the two, the fight TO take
place within three months from SEPTEMBER
1st and a side bet of $1,000. Fftzsimmons
would not listen TO this proposition and
said that It was only made for advertising
purposes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28

form to he general election law and be
printed in black ink.
Resolved. That the ballot for presi-
dental and vice-pres!dential eectors shall
be printed on White paper. samps. OF
which Will be filed with Secretary OF State
on or before October /, 1869. Said ballot
shall be three inches wide and sven and
one-half inches long, and. as TO type and
other particulars, said ballot shall conform
to the general election law and be printed
in black ink
NEW RULES.
Their are rev rules issued in bank
ruptcy. The territory of the court is re-
d.stricted. Publication is required in GER
tain DESIGNATED papers in the several dir
ferent districts. After dissolution OF part
nership. the partners may sue III indi-
yidual capacity only.
senator Butter is booked TO be in
Chicago to-day for the Popuiist National
executive Committee meeting.
4 call has just been issued for State
convention of Democratic clubs nere in
Senfe;rber. This cali IS signed by State
f,hairr,an simmons, National Committee
,,,,~ Iosephus Daniels and Julian 8.
err This is 10 form al clubs into Bryan
and stevenson clubs. and to change the
..r.bitl supremacy clubs" into Bryan and
Stevenson clubs.
AR. r. D. Burton, a prominent lawyer
here. and Mr. Lloyd, assistant door-desper
nf United States Senate are both in Rex
IIosnItal her. with fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
BROOKLYN. 9: New York, 2.

BROOKLYN, August 27.-To-day's game
was a one-sded affair, the Brooklyns bat
ting out eight runs off Mercer before he
was taken out at the end Of the fourth
Taylor, the deaf and dumb pitcher from
Albany. finished the game. and displayed
not a little ability. Kennedy was effective
at all times. Attendance, 1920.
Score: II. II =.
New York. oo0Oo11Oo-2 3 2
Brooklyn .......... o 0 Q . - II y
Batteries-Taylor, Mercer and Bower
man; Kennedy and Mcclure. Time, La.
Umpire, O'Day-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
The Grand Circuit,

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Aug: 2 &, In
gansett Pier to-day, and, in spite Oh lhe
excessive heat the times were ia ~. 81
Three races We're scheduled; ple me 80
trot was carried over until to-iiloi : y :.
2:3o class trotting, purse s1,9ooLorin"
won second third and fourth hts'ts an, any,
race. sl4izzabee second. Alrlshe rl a,iliu-
LizZabee won the first heat. liiie-
2:13:%a, 2:12& 2:14s, 2:13l4. ooo D,4
.:11 class. pacing. purse ST. Vy.pu mo
w. won the first, second and sinh heats
third. Art Alec won the third aud fourth
and Ambulator the fifth heats Time
.2:0.n.. 2:0S14, 2:09la, oil. ,22::i2lE;: noo
2:l4 class, trottine, purse sl,Sv1 I'll w
tnlshed)-Nell GWvnne won secoi', =. ltsSs'
ard Alice Barns the FIRST heat Ere se-
o1j1. 1.1oL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
DECLARED A DRAW.
Neither Throckmorton or NIcCaul
Were TicSscd.

The sparrins match between Messrs Al
Ian Throckmorton and Dudley McCaul, at
Greenbrier Sporting Club. Henrico county,
last night, resulted in draw, after six
33-minute rounds, in which good points
were made by both men.
The two athletes viii spar again on Sep
TENDER 18th, the match limited 10 y rounds.
for purse of s25 and gate money
The seconds Were Gathright and Baker,
and the time-keepers Rogers and Sharp
About Two hundred people saw the bout.
and the decision OF the referee was en-
ti-eiy satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
DOLLAR PER MILE.
Two Men Walk 10 Richmond on a
Wager.

Wager.
Because they We're to receive dollar
per mile If they walked il in twenty con-
Eecutire hours, ". Tresler and B. Hot
man footed the seventy-fire miles be-
tween Newport News and Richmond yes
1erday. Both of the pedestrians are resi-
dents of the sn,erpIisins shfp-buiid.ng
town. but Mr. Tresler was formerly con-
,,ectad with the Richmond Fire Depart
1nent-
The terms of the wager We're that one
Dollar was to be paid FOR every mile
covered Il walked in the limited time.
Hhey left Newport News at o'clock yes
xArday morning. and reported 10 Postmas-
eer Read, OF Newport News, at Murpfy.s
Eotel. at ,0:l9 o'clock last night. The
0edestrians had cut down the time one
hplIr and forty minutes.
The two seemed none the worse for
year. and say that IL any one wants to
aput up, they will walk the seventy-flye
niles hack home to-day. II nothing Is
dong IN the betting line, however. they
NtN take the Train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
Eoot,,all.Guiue.

SpaldinE's ofticinl Football Guide for 1900
has been received from the publishers 1t
is a most valuable publication of the kind,
and contains portraits OF the various col
aege teams and records. and gives the
usuni football rules. The publication is
nd!,eS oy Matter Camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
e,n.,.,., syi,h Trunk s,ca,i...

Major Lomax. dusky citizen OF
Jackson Ward. was arrested and placed
In custody at the Second Police Station
last night. charged with the larceny OF
trunk. containing fifty dollarsf worth Of
clothing, belonging to MARI Meredith.
also colOYe6>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
DANVILLE DEMOCRATS.
They Organize u Bryan. Stevenson and
Swanson Club.
(special Dispatch to The TInes.)

DANyILLE. VA, Aug. 27.-A Bryan.
stevenson and Swanson Campaign Club
VAS organized sTlere tonight, with Col
oliver w. Dudley as president and six
vice-presidents. one from each voting pre-
ctnct- Secretary and Treasurer a c.
F;dmunds. Hon Thomas Harnlin presided
over the meeting, and Hon. Eugene
Withers made a speech in nominating
Colonel Dudley. Music was furnished by
a brass bard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
L.,n,,t. PLAGUED Gins.. "

(By Associated Press)
GLASG OW, SCOTLAND, Angus -. 2,.-1a.ee
persons. father, mother and GNU, VINO VINO
have been certified to be su1ferli,s ~, lon
bubonic plague, have been P!a .es,. uno71
the care Of the medical authorities ae' q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
Standing the Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
New York at Boston.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
(By Associated Press.)

SII'S.H.-O. -. H1s'Rh' ~ -
CHICAGO. August 27.-Both teams did
most Of their hitting up in the air to-day,
fifteen of the visitors and thirteen Of the
locals perishing on flies. Attendance, 2,aeo.
Score: X. IL. =.
Chicago ...--..--. 0 0 0 0 @ o - v
ST. Louis. 0 0 90 10000-1 8 .
Battcries-Menefee and Dexter; Powell
and Robinson. Time, 1:5o. Umpire. Ems
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
,f.s M.n.,c., l,rad.

NJ Jchn Adam, OF the Laidlaw-Mac-
N, "a. Lid. left yesterday morning
- Brooklyn. n. \. where he had been
3ummcned by the sudden deat IN, o. ms Us
~ city Will learn With sorrow ct his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
AMUSEME

A'ADE-aii -ljaTk.
BIJOU-Dark
CASINO-Vaudevlle
FREE CONCERT-S:3o to 1o:So-Chimoo-
razo lark.
Mr. Charles I. Mckee and family have
returned to the city. Mr. Mckee viii take
up his duties as treasurer of the BiJou ana
Casino.
Manager Wells is certainly bringing acts
TO Richmond that place the city right hish
in the vaudeville world, and Richmond peo-
pie hive been treated to some fine acts
by the Casinos enterprisihg, popular man
ager. Some of the greatest hits in Vaude-
vile have been brought here directly from
New York thermometers don't have to
be content with reading about the Wonder-
workers of the stage; they see them just
so last night, when an immense Aud4ence
saw an act that kept New York interested
for eleven weeks and that viii go to
Europe tomorrow week. The number was
presented by Max Unger, the modern
hercules, who gave demonstration OF the
control he has over his muscles. 1t was
simply marvellous. a Richmond audience
never saw the like. The strong man had
his muscles jumping and playing. and the
''''iN'N-A.
feats Of strength were sensational, and ct
the close Of the act there was an enthus-
iastic burst Of applause that told how we'll
the people appreciated the efforts of the
young American who is going to Europe
to win fame. Thus the story is told of the
hit made by the he2dliner of the bill at
the Casino this week. The other acts are
clever. decidedly so. Keough and Ballard
in The Legitimate VS.. the Variety"
scored quite a hit. The act is bright
fresh and entirely original. F'rank Gardi-
ner and dainty Lottie Vincent presented
one of the neatest sketches that has been
put on this season. It is made up Of
bright specially work that pleased. Fredo
and Forrest, in their musicnl number
earned much applause.
Bennett and Young closed the bill most
successfully with new songs that were
eXquisitely illustrated.
Regular performances VIII be given all
, the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
BASEBALL.
Scores Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 3; New York. 2.
Chicago, 2; ST Louis. !.

Scores Sunday
Cincinnati, 1; P;ttsburg, 0.
ST. Louis, 6; Chicago, 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
-OI OilCe d Ntth
HEALTH OR BEAUTY?


Dr. Oppenhimer explained that the situa-
ton resolved itself into one whether the
principal thoroughfares should be kept
presentable to the eye and the side streets
and alleys allowed to breed disease, or
vice versa, or whether the Council should
give the department. sufficient sum OF
money to clean the city as the people
would have it.
Mr.. Burton declared that he intended to
make a fight to have MUM, Cary ana
Broad Streets from Adams to Twelfth
Streets, thoroughly swept every night IN
the week. The people demanded this and
should have ii, he declared.
officer Lankin was asked why he could
otclean Min, Broad and Cary Streets in
his district three times a week, and he eX-
planned that he had the longest haul IN the
city and had the greatest amount OF
trouble on account of the removal OF gar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28

Then there followed wide discussion
of what was needed to keep the principal
streets Clean and whether the present
force of men and teams could not be so
changed as to produce better results.
Pending this discussion the subcommittee
adjourned to meet again at the call OF the
chairman. when Mr.. T. c. Ebel, president
of the Council, who IS collecting some
data on the subject of STRENGTHENING. VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-28
NCCOIINTs. AND PRINTING.


The Council Committee on Accounts ana
Printing held a regular meeting last night
The usual number of bills were audited
end approved, and the committee recon-
ner6ed to the Council to increase the sala-
ry of Clerk Ezekiel from $50 10 SO per
month. owing to the increased amount OF
work involved il his position There was
a great deal of discussion over the fac-
that many Of the departments delay I'M
necessari]y the issuance Of their annual
reports. which, under ar ordinance of the
Council. must be printed each year II
WIS agreed that an ordinance should be
adopted requiring these reports 10 be III
hand within sixty days of the close of the
fiscal year
The subcommittee on light to consider
the sas-stove matter failed to get quo
rum last night, and the Committee on
Claims and Salaries met with the same
fate. Mr. Marx Gunst was the only mem
Der of the latter body to put in an ap-
uearance.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
EL PASo. TEXAS FRIDAY, JUNE %. 1900.
AERONAUT KILLED
Arthur Ledyard, the Well Known
Aeronant. Drowned In Lake Erie


TOLEDO, June 22-Yesterday at the
annual outing OF the Merchants and
Butchers association one of the attrsc-
tions wss a balloon ascension. Arthur
Ledyard, one of the best known bal
loonists in the country. ascended with
his parachute, but the wind suddenly
shifted and instead of carrying him off
toward the city as be bad contemplated
the balloon fosted out over toe lake.
Ledyard evidently gave up all hope
of using the parachute. as he was seen
to elm b into the basket and atte mpt
to guide the balloon.
Suddenly it seemed to descend and
drop into the lake. Meanwhile steam
ers had started toward him in the hope
of picking him up, but before assist
ance could reach him, be sank out OF
sight.
The body OF Ledyard was recovered
thfs morning. A rope was bound
around his neck and it Is thought THE
strEneled him and prevented his
swimming ashore.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
now Under CONTROL
But the Loss, Which Has
Not Yet Been Estimated,
Must Be Appall-
ing.

PITTSBURG, June 22.-At 1910
O'Clock this afternoon fire broke out in
the rear of the extensive printing es-
tsblishment OF Eichbaum and company
on Fifth Ave.
Ia less than ten minutes the entire
FIVE story building was ablaze. The
fire was quickly communicated to the
adjoining buildings.
Every fire engine in the city is on
the scene. The ten upper floors OF the
Huesey building, adjoining Eich baum e
oa she south, are now burning.
The buildings occupied by the B. d
o. Railroad ticket office; Bennett &
company; Mccoy and company; Paul
seb, Karcher, United States Express
company and Jos. Weldon are burn
ing as are the Exchange National bsnk x
and Platt's restaurant on Fifth ave-
nue..
The fire department Is not making
any appreciable headway.
2p. n.-The towering Weldon block
has just fallen with tremendous
crash. The Eichbaum building is tot
tsring and will probably fall soon.
Nearly the whols block has been de-
stroyed.
2:30 p. m.-The fremen have the
con nfagration under control. No es-
Innate of the loss has yet been at.
temntad
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
GOV. BRADY
Will Return To Alaska and ExpIala

WASHINGTON, d. c., June % 1t Il
given out here, that Governor Brady
of Alaska will return to Alaska in
few days.
On May Is, the republicans ofAlaska
assembled in convention declared that
Governor Brady's continuance in Office
was inimical to the interest of Alaska.
The governor blsmes congress for slow
Ieeislation, and believes that he can
make explanations that will be entirely
satisfacs tory to his people.
Congress speot 60 much time over
Cuban and Philippine questions that
Alaska was necessarily mes lected.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
OF Fireworks Will Be Given Next
Friday Night.

Next Friday njght, the 10Th, the citizens
OF Ell Paso and the thousands of visitors
who will be here by that time will
have the opportunity OF Witnessing
one of the finest displays of reworks
ever shown in the Great South west.
AT . meeting of the program COM
mistee yesterday afternoon it was
decided to secure the display from
Mr.. Sweet, who represents Pain, the
mau who shot off nearly $500, 600
worth of fire works at the Worlds
Fair.
The display will be given at the
Athletic Park, and will begin about
8 o'clock. The admission will be so
ceuts for adults and % cents for
children. and there will be seats
furnished for all.
Music will be furnished by q band
before tie display begins and during
the display, which will include both
set and aerial pieces, come of which
are new this season.
The display will last about nu hour
and half and the convention com nit
tee will get 25 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts for making guarantee Of 500.
Among the set pieces will be the
American beauty rose and the yellow
rose, never shown here before. The
display will be the same as that given
at the State Firemen's conventio at
Waxshachie last month, which was
witnessed by 1000 people.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
JONES SAYS
That Jones Is the Only Good Ame-
riCan NOW Living.

HOPE, Ark, Juen 20. Chairma at
Jones, Of the democratic national com
mittee, said of the Philadelphia nomi
nations:
s'The platform ard tbe ticket are an
Endorsement of the admin nistretion
policy of Imperialism and crimipal ag-
gression, and openly put the country
is to be waRed on'the principle Of gov
ernment upon which the republic was
founded
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
POOR BABIES
In Chicago will be Taken Care OF
Properly

CHICAGO, H., June pa diet
kitchen for babies is an Innovation in
social settlement work that has been
undertaken here. Throughout tho
summer it is expected that from 300
to 500 babies will be supplied with
proper food and medical care. To each
of the mission babies will be given
daily quart of sterilizsd water, a
quart of carefully prepared milk, and
when they are sick, cereal and beet
broth and grange juice.
In cases where the family is able to
pay for this sttection 20 cents week
will be charged. In other cases
charge will be made according to the
family. although 70 service will be
Civ en- free.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
THE JURY HAS IT.
The Newt Matthews Case Nedrs the
End.

End.
The state continued its argunan
this NOR ming and during it Matthew
looked quite cool and unconcernea az
If he WAS sure of an acquittal. HE
wife SAT beside him but the two spoke
but little. This morning before the
trial began she visited him a. the jail
and accompanied him to the court.
The case was given to the jury at
IL: Is this morning, and up to three
O'Clock this afternoon they had failed
to agree.
The prosecution made q strong plea
for his conviction and urged punish
Rent at death.
Immediately after the jury went cut,
the wife of Hunter,the murdered man,
walked out into the hall and sat cry
ing on the stairway for some time. A
friend tried to comfort her but she
would not stop crying. She remained
in the hall some time weeping.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
TOD SLOAN
Is Coming Home Te Close the Season

KOkOMO. Ind.. June 22.-Tod Sloan
Is coming home to ride the remaining
portion of the season in America. In q
letter to his parents, who reside here
Tod Gays he will. close up his aft airs in
London on July 1, and return to his
native lard in time for the big events
here.
He has accepted mounts for several
big races. His record this spring sur
passes his phenomenal work of two
years ago in England.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
NO DISORDER
In St. Louis Last Night.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-There were GO
street car strike disorders last night
Transit company were operated On all
divisions, and aside from ligh: traffic
on the north and eouth lines and the
presence about the barracks and car
sheds of an arme1 posse there was
nothing to indicate the existence of a
strike.
The running of owl cars has been
resumed to limited extent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
AMERICAN CONSULATE
Utterly Destroyed, and the
Foreign Settlement Burn
ed, While the SIaugh-
ter is Terrible.

CHEZ Foo, June 22.-The bonn bard
ment OF Tien Tsin with large guns
continues. Nearly all the foreign con-
cessiops have been burned and the
American consulate hiss be rszed.
| Tee troops occupying the r.i'r,ad
stetiur. ara hard pressed. Il infCrce-
ments are urgently needed. The
casualties are heavy.
| WASHINGTON IN DOUBT.
| WASHINGTON, June Pup to noon
nothing had been heard by the state
department direct from China, and
in the absence OF any news officials
decline to discuss whether the oe-
eurrences at Tien Tsin constitute
declaration of war upon China, or
form reasonable grounds for such .
declaration by this government.
RELIEF LOOKED FOR
LONDON June %. Admiral Bruce
reports from Taku under date yester-
day Thursday as follows:
"Hope Tien Tsin will be re lieved to-
night.
WHAT CAUSED IT
WASHINGTON, June 22-The trouble
in China is caused by the introd duction
of telegraph and railway lines by for
eign capital, according to the director
of the bureau of ststistics.
LOST EVERYTHING
CHEZ Foo, June 22.-The entire for
eign com munity of Pei Id Bo arrived
here today aboard the gunboat Nash
Vile. They lost oil their belongings.
DREADFUL RUMOR.
SHANGHAI, June 22.-There Is .
Japanese rumor to the effect that $50
foreigners have been killed IN Pekir.
BRITISH CABINET MEETING.
LONDON. June 22.-The French and
Chinese ambassadors were closeted
with Lord Salisbury this morning.
After wards there vas q meeting of
she cabinet to consider the Chinese
situation.
Immediately after the cabinet meet
ing Lord Salisbury went TO Windsor
to report TO the queen On the cabinets
decision concerntng the Chinese
crisis.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
VAN WYCK'SICE TRUST
will Be Fought BY the Salvation
hrmy

NEW YORK, June 22.-The ice trust
has another fee in the Salvation Army,
which will soon commence distributing
"penny ice" in the poor districts.
The scheme Is being engineered by
Commander Booth Tucker. The wagons
will only cover the tenement districts
and six pounds of Ice will be sold for
one cent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-22
TO WORK THEIR WAY
Chicago Students Will See The Paris
Exposition Anyhow

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June ga number Of
students of the University of Chicago
are about ready to start on trip to tn 9
Paris Exposition. AS some Of them can
ill-afford to pay the usual expenses
incident to such a trip they propose to
work their way across the Atlantic and
bsck in cattle ships.
All Of those who have wheels will
take them along, and do their land
journeying upon them.