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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
Not Sufficiently narreIiGuous

Anaconda (Mont.) Standard
Secretary Long would be more accept
able to Mr.. Hanna as vice presidential
candidate IL he were more barrelifuous.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
A PIoneer's Remonstra

Chicago Record.
r Wharton Barker seems to resent the
entrance of others Into the field which he
has occupied so long alone.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
Not a Permanent Cure

Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Mark Hanna seems to have worked a
faith cure on the Ohio convention.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
PRINTED FOR FUN.
You Sneeze 1t.

You Sneeze It.
Baltimore American.
zAsht-Can you pronounce "T-h-a-
BAN C-h-u??''
Tellit--I could If i had cold
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
MI, 3Quayis FeeIinI

Boston Herald.
Mr.. Quay still feels quite put out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
ST. PAUL
RIVER BULLETIN
TEMPERATURES

+Rlse- -FaII.
River forecast till p. m. Friday:
The Mississippi will change but little
in the vicinity of st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
SMART SHORT STORIES.

Rough and harsh as he was. Nicholas
the First. czar of Russia. had a measure
of chivalry in his disposition. While div
ing through the streets of ST. Petersburg
on one occasion, he caught sight of IN
officer of his household in the act Of up
setting an old beggar woman, whose
hands were raised in a prayer Tor aims.
The official was quite urmindful of tho
august witness of his act, and was rather
pleased when, few hours latec, he was
summoned to the imperial presence Nj IN
olas soon undeceived him. ard, in the
presence of a dozen cOurtiers. cut him
20 the quick with his indignant reproof.
Enough said Nicholas. finally; you
will walk up and down that corridor al
night. and every time you turn will say.
in a loud voice, I am puppy. I am q,
puppy"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

The st. Paul man who was buncoed by
the tin box game has the same consela-
ton as mad the life saver who grabbed
d drowning bald-headed man by the wig
he has the tin box
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

If the sultan of Turkey cannot raise
the dust in Constantinople he might come
over and try st. Paul streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

For sale at a bargain: One air of dig
nifty; one look of aisdain; one high horse;
two pangs of regret and a miscellaneous
lot of odd figures. Apply to ]. j. Nc
Cardy, at the office of the city comp
troIler OF St Paul. prior to June ).
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

The contribution from Mendoza on
why the Cost of Coal Should Be Re
duced'' is respectfully declined. 1t pos
sesses literary merit, but is a bit out of
season. Try something about the ice
man
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

Not long ago Andrew Lang. who has
added golf playing to his many other a.
complishments. was guest at 4 very dis
tinguished dinner. The culinary part was
fautless, but Mr.. Lang's enjoym MT wa
utterly ruined by having. he Tut it, a
budding funny man on the one hand AMI
a dlabolically deaf Socialist on the other
Il could not added the famous critic
tell which of the two was the more
mournful companion" Two weeks after
ward it got out that the ScciaIis- WIS not
deaf; that he had come to tn banquet
prepared to be bored by less lea1ne {
guests that ne had beer seated along
side AN idiotic middle-ag, gentleman.
who did nothing but talk of g5If" and
that, to protect himself he had simulated
a deafness which kept his neighbJr baw3-
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

ST. Louis is i'll a state of ecstasy. Thera
are now within the gates of the Mound
City two elebrities-A6niral Dewey. the
hero of Manila bag, ana Henry Ziegen-
helm, champion corn-husking mayor Of
the United States
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
@SnrnHigh
OCEAN LINERS.

Washington time q p. M, St. PauD.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04

A good story Is told about Richard Gro
ker and Pat Donahue. a prospective pow
er in one of the New York Irish wards
Donahue was new-come from the ''oulJ
soil, and Mr.. Croker invited him to dm-
ner at the Waldorf-Astoii3. Fearing that
DOnahue might make a break if allowed
to order from the French menu card, MI
Croker volunteered to order the diuner.
and advised Pat to follow suit and say
nothing. A waiter tumbled over himself
in his endeavOr to be the first to wait
upon Mr.. Croker, and the political mag
nate said: We'll, Pat. 7 think ven start
off with d cocktail" Pat henlmad and
hawed: bit mis- lip in vexation that he
should be forced to object to his hosts
first order, but finally, screwing his cour-
age to the point of speech. blurted out:
IF We have no objection. MI Croker. ami
as L m not fond Of that part of the chick
en- as goes over the fince last III taks
part of the brist"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-04
capital Chat.
Washington Gossip, Psiiticai aad
Otherwise. for the Readers
Of the Globe.

WASHINGTON, May S.-(special.)-
The Democrats in this campaign will
present a solid front to the opposition.
Col. Bryan, who will be nominated at
Kansas City, will be given hearty sup
port by men who WELD a powerful influ-
ence in the states in which they reside,
and some of whom did not work in his
interest in 1896.
Maj. Mckinley, who will be again Sc
1ected to head the Republican national
ticket, will likewise not have to fear
treachery in the ranks of the leaders OF
his party. From the fact that there Is
scarcely any likelihood Of a split in either
party, the campaign this summer and fall
will be exciting, and while both sides
claim victory in advance, the average
sporting man would probably not, at this
time, be willing to lay any big wager as
to the success of either ticket next No
vember.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
no OPPOSE nRANTLEy.
Eleventh District Republicans Name
w. %. Mnrnton.

waycross. Ca. Sept. 29-The committee
appointed by the Republican District
Convention 10 select congressional can
didate to run against Hon. W. G. Brant-
ley. met in Waycross to-day. The meet
ing was called 20 order by f. II. Beleher.
chairman Of che Republican Executive
Committee.
MIR. w H. Marston. former editor OF
the Daily Citizen Of Fitzgerald. was nom
mated on the first ballot on motion OF
Judge w. II. Matthews OF Brunswick. sec
onded by Charles James Of Haylow, the
nomination was made unanimous.
Styles NJ Scarlet OF Wnycross. J. y.
Holzendorn Of Camden county and
Charles james. were appointed a com
mHtee 20 notify Mr. Marston Of his nom
nation.
Mr. Marston stated that the nomina-
ton was a complete surprise 60 him. as
he was IN no sense Of the word "A candi-
date for che nomination. Mr. Marston Is
an intelligent. entertaining talker hut he
has not yet fully made up hts mind 20
make the race. He has taken the mat
Ter under Amusement. however, and his
letter Of acceptance or deelination will be
forthcoming in short time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
STAND ny TIE NOMINEE.
Effort 90 Defeat Independent Candi.
date for Ordinary.

Atlanta. Sept. 20 Because OF the indie
pendent race Col w. II. Hulsey IS max
ing for ordinary OF Fulton county after
having been defeated in the Democratic
primary by John r. Wilkinson. Chair
man Albert Howell. Jr.. to-day issued a
statement 20 voters In which he has ask
Cd those who voted for Col Hulsey to
abide BY the result Of the primary. chau-
man Howell IN part says.
AS chairman OF the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee OF Fulton county l feel
that 70 Is my duty TO urge upon every
person who participated IN the primary
held on May -. last, and upon all other
Democratic voters 10 come 20 the polls on
next Wednesday. Oct 8 and cast ballot
FOR John r. wilkinson. the regular nom
inee OF the Democratic party for ordinary
OF Fulton county. Judge W. II. Hnlsey
was a candidate participating Ia that pri-
mary and announced his candidacy ex-
pressly sub1ect 20 Its results. Mr.. John
r. Wilkinson was nominated. and Judge
Hulsey S. now conducting "a campaign as
an independent candidate against the par
tvs nominee. To vote Tor him under these
circumstances Is to strike a blow at the
very foundation OF the organization OF the
Democratic party IN this county and
state. Feeling that Judge Hulsey's candi-
dacy would result ia irrcparable injury to
the party, and that. II acquiesced Ia quiet
~ By the officials OF the party organi-
ration. q would establish a precedent
menaciug the safety OF the party for
years 10 come. as chairman OF the Dem
ocratic Executive Committee. wrote
Judge Hulsey ana asked him 20 retire and
abide by the result Of the primary. lie
has not answered.
In part. Chairman Howell wrote to Col
Hulsey as follows:
Il am very firmly OF the opinion that
irreparahlo injury will be done the DEM
ocratlc party la this county II a man OF
your character and standing Ia the COM
nuniiy. a man who has been honored by
the party should create the precedent Of
breaking away from the practice ana
principles OF the party as expressed In
our primary rules and regulations''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
GIynn county's registration.

Brunswick. Ga. Sept 2s-Messrs w.
b. Cook. +. D. Aiken /. Eustace Butts.
registrars. to-day finished purging and
revising the voters lists OF Glynn and some
revolutions are noted. About S00 negro
voters have been dropped rs they ere
on the defaulter's list for non-payment 81
taxes and now the whites outuumbcr the
colored By three 10 one. This reverses the
situation OF four years ago. when the
colored outnumbered tho whites three TO
one There Is a total list OF about i.isl
registered and entitled TO vote. OF these
about ] 100 are whi@-- The Democrats II
Glynn do not fear for the safety OF the
ticket
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
JENNINGS AT TALLAHASSEE.
~ Was n Field Day for the Domo-
Gratis Of Leon County.

ernts Of Leon County.
Tallahassee. PA. Sept. 29.-Thls has
been a great day for the Democrats OF
Leon county. Hon. w $. Jennings. can
didate for Governor; Hon. S. NJ Spark
man. candidate for Congress from the
First District. and Hon. s. II. Mallory.
United States senator IN their campaign
tour OF the state. spoke to-day at the
Opera House TO large audience. composed
largely Of ladies.
Hon. W. $ Jennings was introduced by
Judge George =. Raney. as were the other
speakers IN the order named. Senator
Mallory and Congressman sparkman.
Mr. Jennings dealt with state issues IN
his address closing with a high tribute
to the memory Of the late George +.
Drew. Florida's first Democratic govern
or after the reconstruction period.
Senator Malioy was che next speaker.
and he devoted his time 20 trusts and inn
perialism. delivering a forcible and logi-
cal argument against both.
C.. n. H. Floyd. a prominent young law
yer OF ApAlachilola, made an eloquent
speech upon general lines. aud was heart
iiy applauded.
CONGRESSMAN Sparkman was the last
speaker. and he made his usual brilliant
aud intelligent speech to his constituents.
dealing largely with national issues.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
ANXIETY IN vALDOsTA.
several Members of Company r Re-
long In That city.

Valdosta. Ca. Sept 29.-The repor from
the Philippine Islands, giving an Indefinite
account OF the capture OF Company +.
Of the Twenty-ninth Regiment. caused a
great deal Of anxiety here. as half a
dozen young Naldoslans are members Of
that company. and were probably among
the captured. II not among those who
were killed. The Valdosta boys, under
Capt. Shields. are Corpl. Thomas c. WILL
iams, Prlyates Love Renfroc. Barney
Hnrreil. Berry Nelson. Reppard Caswcll
ana Henry Haigood.
From letter received here recently by
the parents Of Corpl. Williams. Il r.
learned that the company went from Ma
Mia 10 SANTA Cruz Martinique Island,
about che first OF June. and carried SIX
months rations with them. The island
Is said to have 5000 people. and the city
OF Santa Cruz about 1900. Corpl. WILL
Jams stated that two companies OF Amer
lean soldiers were on the island the
osher being located at Boaque. which rs
about fifteen miles from Santa Cruz. IL
was estimated that there were three hun
bred armed insurgents on the island, but
the Americans had seen none at tho time
OF che writing Corpl Williams gave I'm
his letter the details OF a trip which the
company had made up through the NOUN
tains In search Of Fiipinoa, but when
about eight miles out. Capt. Shields be-
came sick and the entire crowd returned
10 camps. lie says that the roads there
we're the toughest the soldiers had ever
encountered. and that over the mountains
they were often crawling on their all
fours TO keep from failing down the rough
places.
Corpl. Williams stated that another trim
was planned for the first fair night and
that they had learned that they would
encounter two hundred F9lipinos. well
hentrenched. It T. probable that this Is
the trip which resulted In their capture.
II hoped here that more definite reports
viii bring tidings OF safety for the Val
dosta boys, as well as the brave fellows
ln Company F.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
>!M !.'':'1F T! RI!
BROUGHTON STREET,
WEST. y

invitation and IN downright
We were much pleased friends You only gave
kind words of encouragement testified friendship
liberal purchases Our with wdeawke intelligent
from Monday morning until Saturday night with people that knew
STYLES and correct values We unable owing lack help
give YOU the attention that would like given led
securing and this week will be able every
that comes in bought goods than away this place
and we will not until the reduce prices, but will give
you cut-ra prices the Read price list carefully and
compare with will quickly that will you from
per cent 20 per or all your purchases
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
HE Is oUT or THE RACE.
Negro Candidate for state senate
Has Withdrawn.

Darien. Ga. Sept. 29.-Danieis the col
orel candidate for the state Senate from
this district. has Withdrawn from the
raoe. The news comes from Liberty coun-
~. where Daniels lives. His card an
nouncing his withdrawal. which he sent
to the Liberty County Herald for publ
cation does not state any reason for bis
action. but Il Is presumed that he did not
care to pursue the race further when no
ftit no hope OF election. The statement
that Daniels has Withdrawn is vouched
for by parties who are considered abso-
!usely reliable, and 40 doubt Is entertain
ed here by those who are ia position to
learn the facts. Col. David A. Smiley, the
Democratic nominee. whose election was
already assured. viii now have walk
cNcE
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
Review was Picturesque.

Koura tipoort. Friday. Sept 2s.-The re-
view OF the British troops here. IN honor
OF the birthday OF the King OF Portugal.
was picturesque. About 10000 cavalry
and ten batteries OF artillery paade1
The Guards Mounted Brigade called out
the admiration OF the Governor General
OF Portuguese. East Africa. Machado
Gen. Pole-Carew aud his stan went to
Ressano Garcia With Gov. Gen. Machado
and witnessed the Portuguese ceremonies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
7. L. MORRISON,
p BROUGHTON WEST.
GLYNS CoUsTY's RALLY.
Arrangements Being Made For BIS
Democratic Meeting.

Brunswick. Ca. Sept. 2s.-Atrangements
for the big Democratic rally az the City
Hall next Tuesday night 80 steadily on
ward. and all the old time fire OF GlEnn
county politics will characterize the oc-
casion.
The rally Is under the auspices OF the
Bryan and Stevenson Club. and President
johnson Is working 10 bring out big
crowd as an indication OF the vote to be
pooled next day.
Congressman Brantley Is to be accord
cd the honor OF speakers place above all
others In just recognition OF the hard
work he has been doing recently In stump
ing the district ard as a recognition OF
the esteem which his local constituents
hold him in Congressman Brantley has
lust finished several weeks OF active cam
paigning during which he has covered
over half Of the eighteen counties In the
Eleventh district.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
WILL SOON TAKE uP STATES.
Population OF Arkansas May be Civ
en- Ont ON Monday.

Washington. Sept 29.-The census bu-
reau to-day finished the enumeration of
all the cities in the United States OF over
$500 inhabitants. with the exception OF
Los Angeles. Portland. Ore. Seattle and
Tacoma.
The work OF announcing the states Will
come next, beginning with Arkansas prob
ably next Monday or Tuesday. The states
will be announced IN short bulletins Civ
ing the total population. the increase over
ihe two preceding census reports, the pop
uiat.on by counties and the population Of
each OF the citles under 5000. including
oil the Incorporated towns within the
state limits.
So far as the work has progressed. Il
appears likely that the present census will
cost In the nelghborhood Of 100000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
TRANSFER or PREACHERS.
Rev. walker Lewis Knows Nothing
OF Contemplated Change.

Atlanta. Sept. alt was reported to-
day that Or. Walker Lewis. pastor Of the
First Methodist Church OF Atlanta. would
be transferred to the Church Avenue
Methodist Church at Knoxville. Tenn. DR.
Lewis said he knew nothing whatever
about such a report
Whether the report h true or not do
not know" said Dr. Lewis. This Is the
first I have heard OF a. Knoxville r. in
the jurisdiction OF Bishop Granbury OF
Mississippi"
The following dispatch was received from
Knoxville this morning.
IT was given out here by "A prominent
Methodist that Rev. J. A. Duncan. pastor
OF the Church Avenue Methodist Church
Of this city. will be transferred 20 the
First Methodist Church in Atlanta. The
same gentleman stated that there n q
possibility OF Rev. Walker Lewis being
Transferred from Atlanta 90 Church Ave
nue."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Waycrosa. Ca. Sept. 2e.-Airs. Campbell.
wife Of Mitchell Campbell. died yesterday
afternoon after an Illness Of some days.
she was about % years Of age and leaves
a husband and three children. Her holy
was buried IN Kettle Greek Cemetery this
morning.
capt Enoch u. Hendry celebrated his
ESth birthday yesterday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
FIRE ARMS WERE BOUGHT UP.
THERE WERE RUu0Rs OF
TROUBLE AT ROCK HILL $. @.

An IRonensive Negro shot by n Fac
tory Hand-xeRroes Then Threat
cned Notwithstanding Between
Negroes and Factory Hands Liable
90 Cause Further Outbreaks-Prin-
cipaIiy the Tough Element In
voived.
Columbia, s. G. Sept. 29.-As the result
OF rumors that che negroes would rise.
every firearm I'm the hardware stores at
Rock Hill was purchased this evening.
and there was clamoring for more. In
explanation OF the trouble a dispatch
from Rock Hill says:
Jack Crawford an inoffensive negro,
was shot this evening by a drunken fac
tory operative. supposed to be Sid Smith.
who r. rather notorious. The negro was
shot IN the back the ball glancing round
under the skin and being cut from the
right side. The wound Is not necessarily
dangerous.
This shooting Is the result OF feeling,
which has existed for several weeks be-
tween a certain class OF factory operatives
and the negroes. The latter have been
repeatedly outraged. and imposed upon
IN various ways. and some nights ago one
OF them was waylaid on his return from
Charlotte. with a jug. He was beaten
almost 10 insensibni,y. ana terribly Gu.
and the liquor taken from him. IL was
done by three men. one OF whom was
known. lie Is Bin Peters. alias "wid
BIZ" and Is still at large.
There have been all sorts OF rumors GO
ing the rounds for some days In regard
to an uprising among the negroes. They
are afraid TO 20 In the ncighhorhood Of
the mills after dark. Liverymen say they
cannot get a c1lored driver TO 20 there
az all, and few nights ago when While
kimball, white boy, drove a surry from
the stable, he was fired at several times
The town as a whole. Is aDprehensive
OF no danger. neither is the majority OF
the factory people. This trouble lies WIN
only small number OF tough citizens, ana
no one else IS likely to suffer There y
a probability that when the late night
train arrives from Charlotte that there
VIII be trouble at the depot There ~
great deal Of excitement and the streets
are fun Of groups discussing the situation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
GERMANY MAY BACK DOWN.
she VIII Probably waive Her severe
Conditions.

London. Sept. "a special from Berlin
70 a news agency here says:
ut Is reported In Official circles that
Germany Is ready TO waive the condition
that the punishment OF the guilty Chi
nese functionaries should nrecede nego-
tiatlons for settlement. II Is recognized
that satisfaction OF Germany's vengeance
Is a special condition which should not
be imposed upon the other Powers"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
WAYNE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Heard Speeches ny Hon. a. u. Coch-
IAN aud Congressman Brantiey.

IAN aud Congressman Brantley.
Jesup. Ga. Sept. 29.-Presidential cleo
tor. A. +. Cochran OF waycross Ca.
and Congressman w @. Brantley of
brunswick. Ga. addressed the citizens OF
Wayne county to-day. on the issues Of
the presidential campaign. The speakers
we're presented by Mr.. G. g. Tindall
editor Of the Wayne County News. Mr.
Cochran epoke first. occupying forty-five
minutes IN a very spirited arraignmens
OF the Republican administration. MIR
Brautey held the undivided attention Of
his audience for one and three-quarter
hours. and the issues OF the present cam
paign were handled IN a very able aud
logical manner. he being especially Sc
we're on Hanna and Mckinley. quite a
number OF ladies graced the occasion by
their presence. IL IL safe to say that
Wayne county viii roll up an unusually
heavy Democratic majority IN the comiRs
elections.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Tien Tsln. Sept. g7.-The Russians are
now az I.u Tai. nnd there Is no immediate
prospect or an advance upon Tong shan
rs u Is aside they fear Chinese viii
wreck the mines and the railway plant
II u reported that German and Russian
warships aud transports nave left Taku
TO attack Shan Kai kwan. Many French
noops are arriving.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
FIRE on 4 mo STEAMER.
In n Hatch Containing Quantities OF
Mhcai and COTTON

New orleans. sept % Fire broke out
to-day IN the third hatch OF the steam
ship American. There are stored IA the
compartment 500 bushels OF wheat.
many oak logs ana 1000 bales Of cotton.
Eight engines have been pumping water
into tie ship for several hours. Tho
American. which plies between here and
Liverpool belongs 10 tho West Indian
line aud Is one OF the largest freight car
riers coming into this port The vessel
probably viii not be much damaged.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Tacoma. Wash. Sept 29-The boIdest
robbery yet parpeirated az Nome occur
red the night OF Sept ~. when thieves
sawed through the floor OF the Alaska
Commercial Company's warehouse secur-
ing gold dust amounting to $40 50O. The
robbers worked SO quietly that the watcn-
man in the building did not hear them.
The gold dust was stored m a safe In
the compnny's office.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30
LoNDoN's NEW LORD MAYOR.
Alderman Frank Green Chosen for
The EnsnInR Ycnr.

London. Sept. % Alderman Frank
Green was formally elected Lord Mayor
Of London for the ensuing year to-day.
NJ. Green IS a native Of Maidstone. Kent
ana is paper merchant His wife a
dough'er Of Joseph Hayden. the author
81 Dictionary OF Dates" died last win
YER 30 the duties Of Lady Mayorcss viii
oe undertaken by AIR. Green's daughter.