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New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
TRAIN STOPS TO PICK Up A MAN.

somervile. Dec. (SpeeiaD.-The crew OF an east
bound coal train on the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey a lying the rails OF west
bound track near the Bridge-st. crossing here at
o'clock this morning, The train was stopped and
the man picked up. His broken and he
had bad scalp wound When he recovered con-
sciousness he said he was John Mahansky of Far
Hills He could give no account of receiving his
injuries. He removed to the MuhIenberg Hos
pital. at Plainheld. He win recover
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
THE MANHATTAN CHESS TorRyET.

Two games were finished in the championshtn
tourney OF the Manhattan Chess Club YESTERDAY
Delmar, who selected A Scilian Defence aeains+
Roething. sacrificed a piece for three pavrns N ,E
middle stage Of the contest. but selecting a vsax
continuation later on. ROething was ena blad m fo
a mating net and he after forty-three novas
Aahndm played PhilidOr's Defence against Baird
Inc latter won a pawn in the opening bur aiISvvs5
aanham 70 get the better position. Later on The
adJOE Won a pawn, and Baird being under tfn1s
pressure ne made Indifferent move VheraIv
Fdanhan won after thirty-tWO moves The scors-
or these games appended.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
oARSMEN's PLANS CHANGED.

In Difference to the wishes OF rowing men the
Executive Committee OF the National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen has changed the date Of its
midwinter meeting from January to March Is.
This VIII give the local rowing clubs an opportu-
nifty 70 consider the advfsabity OF bidding for the
National Regatta next year. A great efrort will
undoubtedly be made TO have the regatta held on
the new Harlem River course.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
THE SEVILLE PACKING COMPANY hereby

eertnes that IL manufacturer bottles and sells com
follows: Ptun-Oias, Olives.
oias other mixtures IN bottles. and
with its trade mark and other marks devices.
stamped. blown. otherwise produced
bottles follows: Seville Packing Co.-New York.
p. c. either % the bottle. Crown
with mo Do In centre side of said bottles and the
words trade mark side. Said bottles iuted or
corrugated perpenduarly round the neck and bottom
That its principal place OF business II IN the city and
County OF New SEVILLE PACKING
Essal1 MARC n. MICHAEL. Press-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
TO ENTER BIBLE TEACHERS. COLLEGE

Montclair. Dec e.-The Bible Teachers College.
Of which the Rev. DIR. w. w. White Is president. Is
rapidly enrolling those who intend 10 take the
course OF lectures which begins next month and
extends into June. The success OF the plan Is he
lieved to be assured The college will give grad
uate course in theology.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
90 fuhom Jt map Concern.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA Southern

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
" District OF York. ss. Whereas libel and petit
ttor mas bsen fled the District Court the
states for the Southern District OF New York July
ION feOO by the Atlas Steamship Company, Limited.
owler OF the steamer Adula her engines. tackle. &C.
and tnfur sinking n
nent OF said vessel September 18th. 1890. And
xUheraaa petitioner transferred
'Adula' her tackle &C. and freight pending. pursuant
order OF Court thereunder. TO Samuel H. Lyman. as
trustee for the benefit OF all parties who prove
be legally entitled Now therefore IN pursuance
on ths monition by said Court directed and
delivered do hereby cite all persons claiming
for loss destruction. damage injury occasOned BY
proof their respective claims before Thomas Alexander
ESQ. States Commissioner at his ONCE. In the
Post Once Buniing. in the City OF New York, or
before day OF January. 1901. at II A NJ; and
appear before said Court January IS. 1e0l
A M. said libel and petition. other
wise they viii be dsfauitsd and barred from particpa
tion proceeds OF said vessel
Dated Nsw Yo-k. octoosr 10, 1900
WILLIAM HENKUIS
Marshal. Southern District OF New York.
WHEELER CORTRIS. for Petitioner. No. a
stats Street, New York CITY ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
cORNELUs FOOTBALL HEN REWARDED.

ithaca, N Y, Dec. e.-The Athletic Council has
awarded "C's' to the football team Of 1900. "Cs''
were awarded to all Of the men who played in
either the Princeton or the University OF Pennsyl-
vania game. Fifteen men were entitled 10 wear
the college emblem. eight OF whom received II for
the first time. namely, Finucane. Brewster Hunt
Namack, Purcell SchoelkOpf. Lueder and Whitney.
The council also decided to build a outdoor
track, which will be a great aid in developing Cor
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
THE BIG LEAGUE MEETING.
GATHERING OF BASEBALL MAGNATEs FOR
THE ANNUAL. SESSION.

IhE ANNUAL ScootCAN
The work OF passing upon cases relating 70 the
minor baseball leagues and associations under the
Jurisdiction of the National Baseball League Will
be begun at O'Clock tonight at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at the annual meeting OF the Board OF Arbi-
tratiOn OF the National Baseball League. which IL
scheduled to be opened the hotel at that time
Among the members Of the Board of Arbitration
are Colonel John L. Rogers. of Philadelphia; Frank
De Haas Robson. Of st. Louis: John T. Brush. OF
Cincinnati James Hart. OF Chicago. and Nicholas
Z. Young. president of the National Baseball
League. Some of the members of the Board
rived in this city yesterday. and the others. with
the exception of John T. Brush, IL thought
yesterday, would reach here late In the day OF
early this morning. Whether President Brush Of
the Cincinnati club would be able to attend the
important meetings to he held in this city this
week. to settle and to discuss vital questions
lating to baseball affairs. could not be learned here
yesterday. According to a report current here
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
MATsoN. THE ENGLISH WHIP. HERE.

COMES TO THIS CITY TO MAKE HIS HOME WITH
BIS SONS.
George MiIlard Matson. old and well known
whip OF England, was one OF the passengers on the
steamship New-York yesterday. In the last thirty
three years Matson has been familiar figure at
every Derby and Ascot He first began his career
on the box of the mail coach to Dover. Up TO the
time OF his departure he had driven the Windsor
coach and he said he never met with single acci-
dent He intends settle in this city, he said, be-
cause this Is the home four of his sons. Matson
Is over seventy years old.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
STUDENTS HURT IN FoOTBALL c.vre

Shlcaso Dec. s-A census Of crippled football
players mas been taken az the University OF chi
~ Saso ana al northwestern University. During the
season twelve men were injured ssrto,,s,,, - -
ihissssiy oi Chcaso' while al Northwestern ten
on "a - esiaeu I've hnIts M which put them Temporarily
hi,S @ .e salle- Inc injuries range from rtufnrsd
Diooo vessels to broken bones and torn Iigamentse
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
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0pOR1sneN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

BILLIARDS. Amateur Athletic Union
class B tournament. preliminary rounds
Knickerbocker Athletic Club; novice tourna-
ment, Maurice Daly's.
RASEBALL-Board of Arbitration, Ma
tional Baseball League meet, Fifth Avenue
Hotel III a.
cYcLING.-slx day race. Madison Square
Garden.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

at Interstate Park at o. m. on Saturday next
Among the members Of the committee are W. K
Park Jacob Pentz B. Waters J. IL Vo.z i a
Wright, l. Fl SchOrtemeier, ". A. Hobart w 3
Sykes. Elmer F. Shauer. j. J. Wellbrock Henri
koegel Dr. William Wynn. Dr. G. v. Hudson and
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
IN pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Abner Q

- Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New tq.S
notice hereby given all having claims
James A. Garland. of the County of New Nors -
ceased present the same with vouchers tneeoI ~ me
their place OF transactng business -
ONCE Fahnestock Co. No. Wall street ~ ~, ar
Borough % Manhattan, in the city OF New fSiN. wa
before the fifteenth day of June Dated New ~
the 10th day Of December. 1909. CHARLES - kprs
LAND. ROBERT h. DODSON. Executors -. sa
CFOATE q BEAMAN. Attorneys for Executors - Ng,,x
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF NC" -
~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
LAWSON'S PLAN FOR DEFENDER.
WANTS A BOSTON YACHT IN THE COMPETE
TIoN UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Boston. Dec (speciaD.-In reference to the
question as to whether the new Boston defender
will be eligible for competition in the trial races
next year the intending owner. Thomas W. Law
son. said to-day that he was not at present giving
that point much attention being fully occupied In
completing the arrangements for bringing out the
new boat Mr. Lawson added that he would go
ahead and have the yacht completed. and did not
think the entry would be refused. although ne was
not member of the New-York Yacht Cluo
II such refusal made, he thought II would
ta aasv ~ give the boat to some member who
would consent to enter her under his name ana
run her in the trials for all she was worth MT
Lawson added that about all he wanted was 70
have a Boston boat in the competition which
would be manned and sailed by Boston talent
THE DESIGNER OF THE NEW DEFENDER
BENJAMIN Bowdoin Crowninshield. the intended
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
.Norember and December estimated.

The following table shows the imports from ana
eFports 10 Porto Rico in each month OF the year
1900 for which the figures have been received oy me
EYresu ~ Statistics This presentation OF the
import and export figures by months enables a
oonparison Of the commerce since the enactment
of fhe Porto Rican law with that OF preceding
fs Of The calendar wear:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

- Order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas. surrosats of ne
County OF New York. notice is hereby given 20 All
having against Charles H Scott, iate ot ne
city OF New YORK deceased present the with ne
vouchers therefor the subscriber az ts place Or
No. ESQ Broadway. Borough or MknnAe
tan City Of New York. before the l0tn dAJ On
February Dated New York August tth lst1 -,-x
THE WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY Oh THE SSAA
OF NEW YORK. Executor. -. -.
RUSSELL & PERCY Attorneys for Executor. 81 NA~s~s
a.. N. y.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
WU TING Fang TO SPEAK

Wa Ting fang the Chinese Minister. has accent
60 an Invitation 10 make address al the Lin
coins Birthday dinner 20 be given by the Union
League Club IN Brooklyn on February -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
BIG TRAP SHOOTING roURNAnEYr.

big all day trap shooting tournament Will be
held at Interstate Park. Queens. Long Island. to-
morrow. The shoot viii be under the auspices OF
John S. Wright, OF the Brooklyn Gun Club, and
the entry list will be long
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

HANDICAP COMMITTEE TO MEET.
meeting OF the committee chosen TO arrange
a handicap schedule for Interstate Park will meet
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
5urrcgates' Notlses.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County OF
New notice Is hereby given 70 all having
claims against Charles p. Huntington late OF County
OF New York deceased g present the same with voueh
No. 90 Wall street the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City OF New York, before the first Gay Of
February Dated New York the Goth day July.
1900. CHARLES A. SHERMAN. Executor.
BOWERS a SANDS Attorneys for Executor
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the late nrm OF Huntington and Dorm OF which
the Charles p. Huntington the sole surviving
10 present the with the vouchers thereof
subscriber his place OF transactnz business No
s6 Wall ST.. Borough of Manhattan city of New York
Dated New York. ths 10th day OF July, 1900
CHARLES A. SHERMAN,
Exor. OF the VIII OF Charles p. Huntington decd-
BOWERS q SANDS. Attys- for Executes.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
pETTs. JOHN.-In pursuanee or an or.er ot

y
Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrossts OF the County
OF New York hereby gwen persons HAVING
cms against John Belts. late OF the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers therr
subscriber at his place of ransaetins business VA
az Wall Street. In The City Of New York. oetoss
the 18th day or February next.
Dated New York. the 10th day of Ausust, 1900
w. 3 DUNNfNG. Executor.
pUNNING g FOWLER AttoTnsys for ExscutOr. 81
Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
GOLF.
ANNUAL. TOURNAMENT AT ATLANTIC
CITY ATTRACTS GREAT PLAYERS.
TRAVIS. DOUGLAS AND HAMILTON AMONG THE
PROBABLE sTARTERs-A PROFESSIONAL
REUNION IN THIS CITY.

REUNION IN THIS CITY.
Atlantic city is becoming formidable rival TO
Lakewood as resort for winter golhng fhis
week its links will be the scene OF Dig open
tournament that will compare favorabiy with any
Of the important contests oil the season ron, ~
J,,.Tto- = Edqe Of the Tournament Committee. IL
is learned that the probable starters In the euafy
ing round will include Findlay S. Douglas. waiter
J. Travis Arden NJ. Robbins, Jasper Lyncn' W. H.
Davis, C. NJ Hamilton. F. P. Kimoai' H. ouyuam'
w. NJ McCauley. F. II. Bohlen. E. A. Ballard A
sydney CARPENTER H NJ Forrest, Elliott Rodgers
F. NJ Shattuck n. W. Brown and p L. HARRISON
When the last tournament took place there In
April. Travis won the cup by defeating Douslas IN
the final round by Up and to play. This time
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
CONDENSED PHOSPHORUS WATER

VIII cure any OF Rheumatism In existence. II re-
moves information apply 20 JOHN HOEHR.
Sole Manufactures. 18th and olive. St Louis. No.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10
TO RAISE WHEAT FOR MACARONI

sDomestie exports only.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

reunion OF professionals is TO take nIaoa -
December II at the Hungarian Hotel. Union soma
About forty Eastern pros" chiefly from ,ha
metropolitan district. expected to be pressnt
Dinner and a vaudeville entertainment win he ~
nosd Tnonnas Bendelow is the temporary pres,
gent OF the organization, George Low 81 IS,yl-na-
4eadow, viee-president. and James Laign Of fba
Creseeht Athleto Club secretary and treasnrer -Ho
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

Nel send you a little 10 ny II you like
~~~IT BOVINE. ses FsAu street. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-10

The Somerset Hills Country Club of New-Jersey
mas just completed season OF unusual interest ana
IN appreciation Of the services of it's professional
Jonn Young, IL has granted him a leave OF absence
Ior visit 10 Musselburg. whose famous IIntIs
Young received his early training iA'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
BISHOP m,cABE.
The Famous Minister'S Experience
With Coffee.

Inc wel-known bishop said to one of
ms friends. some years ago, IT was n
great sufferer from severe headaches.
and at times, after travelling manv
miles to dedicate a church or perform
some other important duty, found NV
self confined to bed when the time
came, and was unable to carry out NV
work. j finally discovered that when
l left off coffee for a few DAYS. tho
headaches disappeared, and by further
experiment, discovered that the coffee
was undoubtedly the cause of the diff
Guilty, which finally entirely disap-
peared when 1 left off coffee alto
gether'
The person to whom this remark was
made is Mrs. Amy *. Glass, wife of n
Methodist minister at Rolfe. Ia. She
says: My own experience with coffee
was very convincing. I was grown nm
before 1 ever drank coffee, but was adj
vised by friend (who meant 1t kindly
to use weak tea and coffee, because a
warm drink aided digestion. I soon
thereafter commenced to have nervous
and sick headaches; could not believe If
was the coffee.
My husband. who had suffered from
dyspepsia while young man in col
lege, and found relief by leaving off
coffee. often told me he was satisfied
my headaches were caused by coffee,
so gave UP the coffee and took I'D
Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The change
taught me In most convincing man
ner that coffee was the cause of the
headaches, but now have an equally
gcod coffee in Postum, and It's health
virS properties arc simply undenia-
~. Our little children use Postum
S'''arly ard 20 re to school as
n.thy and happy IS children should.
{ ever husband or myself take drink
OF weak coffee at an evening gathering
Or church social, we are kept awake
until past the middle of the night
Yours for health"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11

charge at every turn. is NOW some nice
married lady. who is expected to have
eyes that see not, and ears that hear
not. Talk about the graphopone and
megaphone and telephone. rs modern
Improvements they sink into insigniil-
canoe compared with the chaperone!'
The speaker then described the mar
riage ceremonies. and what moment
Gus occasion 1t was, and how the Sun
day after the marriage was called the
coming out Sunday" when the bridal
party appeared in church III their
wedding array, so that the congrega-
ton might see them. One feature of
these marriages has not survived, the
custom of composing and printing
metrical tributes to the bride and
groom.
May I not close with the lines"
said the lecturer, (which end the man
uscript poetical journal?'
Ills marriage
That mingles all the sweets of life
with purer joys and higher bliss,
mat brightens love. that softens strife.
That makes heavenly world of this
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
ME e rnNts~.

"A STATED COMMUNICATION OF
IA ATLANTIC LODGE, No. 2. A. "a
+. and A. A., VIII be held In Ma IN
sonic Temple MONDAY EVEN x *
ING, February 18th. at 7:30 o'clocl1l " \
All Master Masons in good st0nding fra
ternally invited.
BY order w. NJ.
GEO. w. WILSON.
de11-1t Secretary.
tIJedgcr copy.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
Delegates to Central Labor Union

At the regular meeting of the. Lathers
Union Tuesday night n charter was ap-
piled for and this and the seal of the
union will be here this week.
Messrs. Samuel McGhee, David H
Mcdonald, William Aderton, G. Dickey
and G. Williams We're elected delegates
to the Central Labor Union
The Lathers Union meetings are we'll
attended and much enthusiasm Is man
ifested. There are only about two or
three fathers that arc not members OF
this organization, but 1t is thought that
at the nexs meeting they will be ad-
mitted to membership.
~ special invitation Is extended to all
fathers In the adjoining cities to attend
the next meeting Tuesday night at Cen
trail Labor Hall, corner of Bank street
and City Hall avenue, and unite with
the union,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
TEMPERATURE, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
February 10th, 1900.

Maximum temperature ...... ..... AZ
Minimum temperature ...... ...... 80
Normal temperature .... ...... 43
Departure from normal ..... minus q
Departure from normal since Janu-
airy 1st ........ ............ plus SO
Rainfall in past "a hours ,......... IS
Rainfall since LIST of month ........ &C
Mean relative humidity ............ -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
WEATHER REPORT.

washington. D. G.. Feb. 10. 1900.
Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
For Virginia and North Carolina
Rain and warmer Sunday; Monday
1aIr: fresh to brisk northeasterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
CALENDAR.

CALENDAR.
Sun rises at e:57 a. m. and sets at
5:42 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
Norroik ana Vicinity.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11

Rain: warmer; fresh northeast winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
TIDES.

Norfolk-High water. 1909 a. m. and
7:4o D. m. Low water, o:41 O. m. and
1888 D. m.
Old Point-High water. GAS a. m. and
7:19 D. M. Low water. 0:20 a. m. and
1:12 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11

sT1 Q THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF
u Lamberts Point and tho citizens gen.
erally:-Thcre will be u mass meeting of
the, citizens Of Lambert's Point held at
ruarv 18th. 1900. at 1880 p IN. TO discuss
the ACCESSIBILITY of petltioning tho Legls-
lature to grant Il charter incorporating
this locality.
BY order OF the committee.
j. s. COOPER.
GEO r. EnP P I'M, I 4 Mo-,
JNO. N LINTON.
THOS. a. SMOTHERS.
BY JNO S. HOLMES. Secretary.
fe11-su, we-2t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
ROBBERS HOLD UP STAGES.
Daring Highwaymen Operating on
the Road Into Yosemite
Park.

RAYMOND. Cal, June 2-one OF the
boldest robberies ever committed in CALI
fornia occurred today when three of the
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Companys
stages a private conveyance and two SOL
diers were held up by two highwaymen,
who were evidently not aware that Maj.
Rucker and Capt. f. h. Wilcox, in COM
mand Of sixty-seven men of Troop F.
Sixth cavalry. from the Preside. were
close behind en- route to the Yosemite
National park.
The holdup occurred al point two miles
this side of Grub gulch, where the country
is thckly covered with chapparel. Ser
geant Buchanan and another trooper had
gone ahead of the cavalry to make ar
engagements for selecting camping place
The highwaymen suddenly appeared
masked and getting the drop on the
troopers, took away their guns and held
the troopers till the stages arrived. The
robbers handed the drivers OF the stage
card reading, BLACK Kid" and said
They fooled me on the Big Oak fiat. but
you can't this time" The robber then
took a hat belonging to T. II. Griffiths
Of the Southern Pacific Company, a pas
senger on the stage. and collected $50
from the passengers. after which he or
dered the driver to go on. Each stage
was successfully held up, the robbers get
ting about $3.50. The mail and express
matter was not molested. Among the
passengers robbed was Prof. Benjamin
Ide Wheeler, president of the University
OF California.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
FRICTION At EXPOSITION.
SOME Discomfort WITH COMMis-
sIONER GENERAL PECK.
Several Persons VIII friSaes
Make Charges Against Him, but
Refuse Public Use of Their Names
-washinwton IL Kept Posted.

Special Paris Cable Letter. Copyrighted
1900 by the Associated Press.
PARIS June 2-The republication mere
of articles which have appeared in the
American press directed against Commits
sioner Gen. Peck's management, ana
charging the misuse of authority by MS
staff, has started a fund OF gossip, out
has resulted in no tangible evidence that
the charges are true.
While some are at variance with Mr..
Peck's idea. no one insinuates that he is
involved In any act not in accordance with
absolute honesty, or that he is actuated
by any but the best motives in directing
the work of the commission. He asserts
emphatcally that no space has been sold
by his employees, and expresses willing
ness that the fullest investigation be
made. There are those who privately
make charges varying in every degree,
but inquiry into the cases develops either
lack OF acquaintance with all the facts, or
a refusal TO permit the public use of
the name of the accuser in support OF the
charges.
That there is considerable friction and
discomfort among those connected with
exhibitors is beyond a doubt, and this is
one of the causes for the national COM
missioners organizing into body on
Thursday and allowing their reports to
Mr. Peck in an effort to smooth the I'M
even places
Washington is kept posted on affairs
and on the best of authority. The pay
roll is being decreased eacn week as the
various exports and employees complete
their work, and the official force will soon
be much smaller
The legal separation of the Infanta Eu-
lalie ana her husband, Don Antonio OF Or
leans. was signed before the Spanish con-
sui general in Paris on Thursday. The
Infanta Eulalie will go to live with her
mother, ex-Queen Isabella