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a Case From, CrfsaeId.

Case l. On March 8, 1890 o. O.. aged
twenty-eight, from Crisfeid. Nd. was ad-
Initted TO the Presbyterian Eye. Ear. and
Throat Hospital The history was that
CT election day the previous November he
had drunk seven bottles Of Jamaica g-n-
ger and vas made drunk by IL He. how
ever. va able 20 walk home IN The even
ing. distance OF two miles. The faTniI--
STATE that he drank seven more bottles
and then went 70 bed He was very sick.
and knew nothing until three days later
WHEN he aWolle he found that lie was al
most blind. but could see 70 get about
His vision slowly decreased until Fehru-
AIRY /. since which tire it has been sta
JiOGary.
Ok admission he could see light and
large objects in an uncertain way. The
ophthalmosccpe showed optic nerve afro
ply The treatment was strychnia and
pilicaFpin sweats each night March l.
lie couuSed fingers at three feet. but as Is
usual Ia these cases there Was a good
deal Of variation in his vision from day
20 day. He left The hospital March p.
and the note on that day is little i'm
Troyement in Vision
Il wrote 30 Dr. c. T. SimongOn O. Crfs-
field, and he very kindly obtained for me
sample Of TIE same package OF ia
naica ginger from which O supply had
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DIED.

sOLYOM- Suddenly, on Saturday. February ..
1901, at Il P m, az residence in Montgomery
Of Louis G. Solyom-
Funeral at lare home on Tuesday February y,
at O'Clock ?. m. Ell
MANNING-ep Saturday, February 9, 1901,
at D m DE- WILLIAM P. MANNING, aged
ffty-sir years formerly Of Charlestown, ". "a.
Funeral from his 1ate residence, 1911 Rhode
Island Avenue. Monday, February II, at p. m.
Interment at Rock Creek CensteTy. mlO-2
MANNTNG-The members of the Confederate
Yeterans' Association are requested to attend the
funeral Of their late comrade, DR.. WILLIAM P.
MANNING, Company b, Twelfth Virginia CAV
alry, from his late residence. 1911 Rhode Island
Avenue northwest. ~ .. m Monday February
IL 1901. william i. GORDOH. President.
@. Y. A. mi
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SUED BY a wAsHINGToNIAN.
Claim, for $4,000 Damages Against

Claim for $4,000 Damages Against
Newport News Railway.
NEWPORT MEMS. Va. Feb 1.-THE
first case set for trial in the Elizabeth
City county circuit court, which viii com
Inence tomorrow or Wednesday. is thag of
Mrs Ella Downey. OF Washington. who is
suing the Newport News and Cid Pelnt
Railway and Electric Company for SO. coo
Tor alleged injuries received by her while
riding from Buck Roe Beach to Phoebus
last summer
Mrs DowEey was thrown into the trap
door IN the bottom of the car, which was
forced open by heavy jar and. accord
ing 10 the bill Of allegation. received inju-
ries which VIII hasten her death. Since
the accident Mrs Dovney has been III in
Washington TIE suit for damages was
entered several months ago and al that
time 1t was thought only $40, G90 would be
asked After investigating the circum-
stances in connection with the accident
her attorneys decided 10 raise IL $4,000.
making the largest damage suit ever en-
tered On the Peninsula
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BOOK work The cover is of board bound
at the back with white kid No print ne
or mark Or Hny character. with the ex-
Seption or sold American eagle holding
an American flag in its claws. embossed
On the front cover, has been placed upon
ihe exterior Within the fTOnlIs2 piece IS
beautiful steel engraved portrait de-
sign OF Mckinley and Roosevelt The
pook IS entirely devoted to the histories
OF preceding inaugurations. and a half
tone portrait Of every President OF the
United States has been inserted.
Grand Marshal. Gen. F. V Greene. and
ms "hIef-OG-stad 4 Noel BlzL1man- ar
rived in Washington from New York last
night Mr.. Brakeman VIII remain IL he
city until after The Inauguration. Lieu
tenant OVeTIoA in charge Of the Grand
Aarshal's .hea fquarters. reports the fol
lowing aDpOiT tments and acceptance Of
the position of -de-canp- Col. Will
lam G. Bows. Of Cedar Rapids Iowa, en-
the stan OF The State Adjutant General.
John 7. Pratt Of Bennett. Neb-; George r
Van De Water. pastor Of ST. Andrews
Church. New York city. and Chaplain CT
TIE Se-epty-frst Regiment. New York Ma
tional Guard. and u. W c. Fails raptaiR
aud adjutant of the Seventh Regiment,
New York National Guard
Work On the various reviewing stands 10
be erected for the inaugural raraGs IS &c
Ilg on rapidly All along Pennsylvania ave
Eue. At The White House and along La
fayette Square. great progress mas already
beou made On the Court OF Homer and the
attendant reviewing stands. \ sawmill has
been erected in Executive Avenue which
Is being used 70 prepare Inc lumber
\ stand IS being erected for Senator
Hanna. on the site Of the old Department
OF Justice The stand viii be glassed il
and heated Senator Hanna viii entertain
Committee and their families during the
parade, and VIII serve a luncheon within
tbs stand The s1and viii accommodate
SCI people when completed The clerks If
the Department OF Justice have taken part
Of the stand wi min the Court Of Honor
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LEGISLATIVE FILTBusTER.
West Virginia Law, makers Trying to
EnFct. IN Itxtra Session

West Virginia Law, makers Trying to
Force an Extra Session
CHARLESTON. " Va. Feb IA mi
nority Sf the members Of the Legislature
have exp. ossed their determination TO
force an ezra session and as a result so
much LEGISLATION has been held up that
the authorities are alarmed. IN extra
session costs about 5000 day.
Delegate J. u. Anderson OF Nicholas
County is one OF the leaders Of the extra
session faction Every time motion Is
10 b. passed upon. no matter il il per
tains simply 10 q recess for lunch. Ander-
son is on his feet demanding 5he roll call
Three ana four hours & day are lost IN
this fashion By the obstructionists. who
are doing 50 because certain apprOprIa-
tiOns have been eliminated from the gen
eral bill
The scrgeant-aj-Erms and Addison
have had several battles on the floor of
the 8Ousc. His opponents threaten 10 OK
pei him from the House
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PREPARES FOB HIS SUICIDE.
Han Orders His CaHEef and bay:
uIs aurIaI EnLa.

HIS Burial Robe.
BRISTOL, Va. Feb. 11--SoIomon Roller
aged siEty-oHc years. q citizen Of Sullivan
county Tenn, committed suicide at his
home few miles south OF Bristol on Fri
day night. Nj. Roller went about his self
destruction calmly and deliberately He
came TO Bristol OF Friday morning. having
told daughter before leaving home that
he intended suicide. The daughter did not
anticipate that her father really meant 10
commit such an act and so WIS not alarm
ed While in Bristol AR Roller purchased
a quantity Of strycbniHe which he took
after reaching home.
The deceased owned valuable property.
It Is said tha1 domestic trouble ard the
threat OF a n@ighbor 10 sue min Tor some
cause probably led to his suicide
4 singular feature Of his course was that
he had given an order for his cazket d
few days beforehand which WAS TO be
like tina; - which his wife was buried only
few months ago, the contract price being
81 He also purchased his burial robe
while - Bristol, on Friday.
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Firemcn skate to a BIaze.

DOVER. el,-~Feb. 1l.-Lover hremsn
went to a cOn1agration o. skates SET
urd2y- This was necessitated by the fact
that it was sleeting, and a thick coating
Of ice covered the sidewalks and streets.
when about Il o'clock an alarm called
out the department The fire, though a
very threatening one, in the neart Of the
town, was subdued. II originated in 4
frame house occupied by Enoch David.
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J. J. HILLS YACHTING TRIP.
ArchbIShop IreIHnd and Mr. Morgan
10 BE of The Partx

ST. PAUL. Feb 11--James J. Hin viii
entertain Archbishop Ireland and J. Pier
pont Morgan on a four months cruise on
his private yacht Waceuta. which is now
being fitted out al Erie Basin. y. 7. Some
other fnanciers viii be in the party
The yachts officers left St Paul Satur-
day evening for New York. to prepare he
vessel for the trip and the guests will as
sen'bIe in the course OF the week TIE Ber-
mudas, Porto Rico, Cuba, and South Ameri-
can ports will be visited first and then the
yacht viii go to Naples and the Mediterra-
mean.
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SMALLPOX CASE ON A TRAIN.
The Victim Rode With Passengers In
PennsyIN

sHIPPENsBURG. Pa. Feb, 11-Danfel
Garlinger, Of Scotland. several miles
southwest of this place. is suffering with
smallpox Il Is supposed that he caught
the disease al SteeIton. from which place
he returned few days ago.
1t is supposed that ne cEme tC Ship
pensburg on a freight train. and from
here rode in Cumberland Valley pas
senger coach. which the company has
taken out Of service and is having thor
oughly fumigated. There is no telling
how many persons he came IN contact
with on the trip. The case is rigidIy
Quarantined. and the pupils al the Scot
land Soldiers Orphans School and the
residents genaraHy are being yaccinated
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TO CURE THE GRIP IN two DAYS
Laxatiye Brono-Quinine removes the cause.

You will say, after tasting Heurich's Efaerzen.
Senate or Lager that they give the most salts
faction and pleasure. Phone 55i Arlington
BottLing Co, Tor n case.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

d truss, but he carries the a.
@R~4eS Cushion Truss all over the Uaited
States. Aen, women and children
Sear and Ike them. The Air Cushion Pad hold,
with cosk60Tt; nothing else will. Consultation
and two weeks trial free. Lady In attendance Tor
ladies. Office paTlors. waiting, and consultation
rooms on the came floor. Catalogues free THE
RORICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, 1884
2 81. n@.. Cd Aoes- uahIA-tt-ero
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KIDNEY
TROUBLE

raer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
At druggists in ffty-eent and dollar sizes. Sam
pie bottle by mail free; also pamphlet telling ycu
how 10 find out if you have kidney trouble.
Address Dr. Eiimer Co.. Binghamton. h. Z.
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4 zlan of taste is the man who selects Heu-
rich's beer his favorite beverage phone 68a.
Arlington Bottiing Co., for case Of Naerzen.
sesizts, o. Lager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
of Cruelty TO Animals invites com
plants Of cruelty whether by beating
overworking. Overlooking, undertaking
horses, or by exposing horses 5horn OF
their hair in cold or Vet weather with
ont blankets. working lame feeble. or
sick horses etc Please address COM
plants 20 : p. c A Room a, Warder
building, corner Ninth and Streets
northwest. eft
NOTICE headquarters OF the Committee
On Parks and Reviewing Stands viii
be opened for the sale OF tickets on stands
located within the Court % Honor. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il. IgG1- at Ne
1875 Street northwest Nail orders may
be sent and viii be filed n regular order.
JOHN 3. LARNER,
fe5-7t Chairman 1895 f ST. y W
NE Buy UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles.
Parties who failed 10 pay 1888 taxes. and
whose property VAS sold, can protect them
from maturing 10 deed and loss of prop
erty b. calling al the Office OF WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS co. Room :. az
LOU siana AtaAue northwest city
nOlS-tf.et
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WOOD ALCOHOL VICTIMS
Drinkers Of Jamaica finger Lose
Their Eyesight.

baltimore Druggists Likely to BE
sued for Furnishing AduIterafctI
Essences-A Physiciun's InvestiGh-
ton of the Cases and a Chem
leaf Analysis of The Liquids
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IS 6 deceptive disease
Thousands have 81 and don't
know it. If you want quick
results you can make no
mistake By using DR.. Kill
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-20
OPERA PATRONS DELIGHTED.
Large Attendance at Martha Last
kight-Mikado Tonight.

Those who attended the opera last
night, many OF whom heard the An.
drews Opera company In Carmen
Monday are loud In their praises OF
this excellent company. The attend
ance last evening was very satisfac'
tory to the management and promises
well for the attendance expected at
the performances to be given during
the rest OF the engagement. The op-
era last night was that OF Martha,
and the several members who took
part gave true Interpretation OF the
beautiful story. Miss Lees rendition
OF the Last Rose OF Summer was pro-
ductive OF most vociferous applause,
and will long be remembered by those
who were fortunate enough to hold
tickets. The sweet strains carried
many OF the audience back TO bygone
years, reviying memories OF Patti
Abbott, Nelson and others whose
fame will live for generations. While
unlimited pleasure was experienced
by the assemblies OF last and Mon
day night. IL may be safely predicted
that the performance of Mikado to
night will be productive OF the unlim
tied amusement that the play is cal
culated to arouse. In addition to the
catchy airs that prevail throughout
this most popular OF Gilbert and Sui
livan's comic operas. Thursdays
matinee, Bohemian Girl will be lns
program, and Thursday night III,
grand opera II Trovatore, will con
clude the engagement
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Adjourned for a Rest.

Lincoln. Neb., March 2O.--After the
election Of ID. Il. Thompson as United
States senator for the short term on
the ninth ballot by senatorial caucus,
balloting for long term senator began
and the caucus adjourned without
electing a long term senator.
ID. l.. Thompson. who was last
night nominated United States sena.
tor by the republican caucus failed OF
election by the joint session of the
house and senate at noon to-day.
The caucus at which Thompson
was nominated adjourned this morn.
ing without nominating a candidate
for the long term, thereby. under the
rules. invalidating the nomination al
ready made. II will meet again at
$3.50 tonight. To-day's ballot showed
much change. Rosewater securing
nearly twice the number of votes he
has at any time polled, and Thompson
reaching his highest mark.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-20
PIANO TALK
Which viii Be Of Interest to All Who
Read or Play.

We wish to inform the good people
of this city that we are at the old
stand on South Second street and ex.
pect o remain there for some time
to come. Our pianos aro all new And
well known In this part OF the coun-
try, which hundreds Of our citizens
will testify to ther merits as high
grade goods. These pianos are not
packed around from town to town, all
scratched up and out of date. II the
other fellows didn't want their pianos
do oyu?" Just simpl examine these
goods that they offer for sale-the
names, and see II they correspond
with their advertisements In our daily
papers; and you will find that they
have lied to you-they will say we
have none near at hand at present.
nut can get II for you. Only dodge
to sell their second hand goods. We
will duplicate any legi innate prices
made by any reliable house and go
them one better, AMI sell on rs easy
payments as any house In America
and as cheap. and remain here to
back up our assertion. We have the
celebrated Angeles piano attachment,
which is a parlor instrument and can't
be duplicated by any other similar a.
tachment. Call and hear for your.
selves and be convinced that we have
the boss piano player, not n thumb
box. THE WHlTSON MUSIC co.
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the Baumeister piano, for its tone
the soul of the piano-that which ele-
Yates II above the plane OF all other
musical instruments, and which has
gained for It a welcome to the homes
OF the whole civilized world. The
celebrated Kingsbury piano. nineteen
OF which we're selected by the Den.
yer school board for use in the diff
ferent public schools. We have in
stock other well known makes.
Now regarding terms-we make
the payments so easy that the very
poorest man will not miss the amount.
thus enabling you TO educate your
children In music. You can buy as
cheap on time as for cash, You can
not afford to miss this opportunity.
Come and hear the great pianola.
Free concert every evening at 1880.
The largest stock OF sheet music
ever brought To your city TO select
from. composed OF all the latest music.
including mandolin. guitar and Easter
music. at 25 cents.
Remember, this Is for a short time
only.
DENVER MUSIC COMPANY.
l.. w. Stanley. Manager.
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Death from Consumption.

o. l.. Higgins. aged about 80 years.
died this mornin at 4 o'clock at his
room on South Second street. The
gentleman came to this city several
months ago suffering from consump-
ton, from which disease he was un-
able to recover. Relatives In Chicago
have been notified OF the death, and
the remains are being held at o. w.
Strong 4 Sons undertaking parlors
awaiting instructions as to the dis.
position OF the body
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A MnnatHr Diana AaIs

The Denver Music company OF Den
yer are conducting a big special sale
at 20 West Gold avenue, opposite
Wells-Fargo Express company, with
great success. to continue for the next
Thirty days, commencing Wednesday
March 20, The stock Is composed OF
high grade pianos and standard
makes,
The peerless William Knabe & Co
piano. which is acknowledged by al
artists as the leader OF the world; the
Vose & Sons piano. which is noted fol
its sweetness OF tone and durability
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-20
Enjoying Prosperity.

A brick addition, 80 by 80 feet. to
the ]. X. Longrich building on North
First street has been completed and
the removal Of the work shop of II.
l.. Robinson. the bicycle repairer, is
now in progress. The. business of
Mr.. Robinson has so greatly increased
In the past few months that II was
necessary to enlarge the building for
his repairing establishment, and the
proprietor IL now enabled to employ
a force OF skilled mechanics.
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indians Quietlna Down.

Phoenix, Ariz.. March 20--A dis
patch form Fort wingate says: No
Difficulty will attend the roundup OF
the Navajo Indians at the Grand Can.
yon reservation. The work OF remov.
al is likely to begin to-day. A strong
force of soldiers at Fort Wingate will
be ready II trouble occurs. The In
dians have been trespassing on the
Grand Canyon forest reserve.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-20
THE LEGISLATURE
Council Non-Concurred
in House Bill.
Messrs. Keen and Clancy Re-
ceive Appointments.
John S. Clark Will Be the Coal Oil
Inspector.
THE MARKtT QUOTATIONS.
THE MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Special to The Citizen.
Santa Fe. N. NJ. March 20.-The
house held n night session and adopt
Cd substitute appropriation bill
which was non-concurred in by the
council.
Conference committees now hav,
the bill in charge.
The council this morning confirmed
the appointment OF A. A. Keen. com
missioner OF public lands.
r. w. Clancy, district attorney.
Edward l.. Bartlett. solicitor gen
eral.
J. II. Vaughn, territorial treasurer
II. o. Bursum, superintendent %
penitentiary.
Lafayette Emmett, territorial II
brarian.
John s. Clark, coal oil inspector.
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PRISON GUARDS !
Held As Hostages By
Convict Miners.
RingIeaders Will Receive Sc
we're Punishment.
Nebraska Legislators BaIIoting on
Candidates.
KNOX TO SUCCEED GRlGGS.

Leavenworth, Kan, March 20.-At
o'clock this morning the last of the
2S4 mutinious convict miners was
taken from the penitentiary pit at
Lansing and placed behind the prison
bars. IL was learned today that two
convicts were shot and wounded
slightly by the first cageful of guards
that descended into the pit last night
to rescue the fifteen guards who were
held as hostages. This cowed the
others. who surrendered without fur
ther trouble. Warden TomIinson says
he will punish the ring leaders Sc
yerely
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District Court.

The United States and territorial
grand jurles are both down to hard
work examining witnesses. Attach
ments were issued for Amado c. de
Baca and Isabel Baca for failure to
respond to subpoenas as grand Jury
witnesses.
An attachment was issued against
II. A. Clouthier and Mrs. II. A.
Clouthier. upon the complaint OF ia
cob Weinmann, on account OF debt
amounting to $500 alleged to be due
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Call for Democratic Primaries and
Convention.

A convention of the democratic
party OF the city Of Albuquerque is
hereby called to meet In the hall OF
the public library building on East
Railroad avenue on Wednesday even.
ing. March 81, 1901, at 8 o'clock.
Primaries to select ten delegates
from each ward to said convention
are hereby called to meet at the re-
spective places following on Friday
evening. March 22d. at s o'clock:
First Ward-At cit yhall: to be
called to order by A. b. McMillen.
Second Ward-At the coal Office OF
John 8. Beaven; to be called to order
by c o. Young.
Third Ward-At the printing Office
OF Hopping and Worries; to be called
to order by T. w. Seelover.
Fourth Ward-Vacant room in op
era house: to be called to order by
w. w. Mcclellan.
=. F. McCANNA. Chairman.
]. S. TRIMBLE, Secretary.
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District Attorney Clancy

The appointment and confirmation
of Hon. +. w. Clancy as distrlc. at
torney of this judicial district, which
is announced In another column. is
heartily endorsed by all the true re-
publicans-those who believe IN the
Mckinley principles--of this city. and
he will enter upon his offlce with a
clean record back OF him. That he
will make good attorney, looking
out for the many varied duties of
the district and county. there seems
to be no doubt, and The Citizen joins
those In wishing him success.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-20
BRITISH MARINES! F.!
To Replace Indians on
Questionable Lands.
Waldersee Withholds Opinions
For the Present.
The Boer looses in a Recent En-
gagement.
n -
rA-
SHOT FOR TREASON.

Tien Tsin, March 2O-Ninety Brit.
ish marines arrived here last night
from Taku forts to replace the Indian
guards on the disputed land. Fusi-
leers are expected to-day. A special
train, bearing reinforcements Of Aus
tralian troops. left Pekin for Tien
Tsin at 10 o'clock this morning.
One French. an Italian and a Ger
man warship are outside the bar.
General Loree Campbell. the English
commander, and General Wogack.
commanding the Russians. met Count
Won Waldersee upon his arrival here.
Learning that both had received in
structions from their government.
Count Waldersee said II was useless
for him to even give his opinion re.
garding the matters at issue.
The detachments on guard have or
ders to do nothing aggressive unless
forced to do 80 by the other.
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Trottino Race or,

New York, March GOWN. L.
Marks. representing J. J. Scannell. and
Jack Roach. representing Thomas w
Lawson, of Boston. met to-day for the
purpose of arranging a match between
the trotters. Abbot and Boalma. but
failed to come to terms. Scannell in.
sisted on having three out OF five
heats. to which Lawson's representa-.
tive objected, preferring four out OF
seven heats.
Scannell said he was now ready to
race the Abbot against any horse In
the world for $4,000. best three in
Ave heats, stake to go to charity.