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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Mig REORGANIZATION ON Foot.

New York, June =. The Herald says
comprehensive plans for n reorganizn
Electric company, n corporation con-
trolling many street railways and elec,
trio lighting plants in Washington. are
being considered hy a syndicate of To-
cal capitalists. \ committee represent
ing the large hondholders has beSi
formed. Ii is stated that n plan Of re-.
organization is being prepared hy tn,
committee. which will be forwarded Il
The hondholdcrs as soon as II is com
plctcd
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
PRINCE TUAN IN REVOLT.
Chinese Court Snid To Tcnr an Attack
by the Rebels.

Picking. June .. prince Tuan. with
one Of his rclativcsSsh leading NIongol
prince. is said to be fomenting IN in
surrcction IN western Mongolia. and
the French missionaries there are mo-
mentarily expecting an attack. The
force under Tuan is defiant AMI II Is
said that the court also fears an attack
by the rebels.
Tie French consul at Shanghai has
transmitted 1000 taelS through the
vlccrny of KanSu TO assist in the de.
Tense of the Belgians, who are continu-
ing tho construction of the railway bc.
yond Chcng-ting-fu. Prince Ching has
offered TO furnish Chinese guard
along the whole line OF the railway, but
the French think it will he necessary
to retain n French guard for al least
six months.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
A VALUABLE PUBLICATION.
The Pennsylvania I;ailraad 1901
Summer Excursion ttaltc Book.

summer EXCURSION ti8Itp Book
Ga June the Passenger Ber artmert
oil the Pennsylvania Railroad Camp4ny
will publish the 1901 edition OF tie sun.
ner Excursion Route Book. THIS work
Is designed to provide the public Wit
descriptive notes III the principal sam.
mrr resorts OF Taste. n America, wthtre
best routes for reaching them, ara t4
rat 81 fare. 1t contains al the prl III
Ja seashOre and mountain resorts AZ In.
East, and over seventeen hundred differ.
II routes or conhin"' i'"t"f'"'
The book haafmattcr Of fact some 2'ooV =
e $500" we've rolI"aaa'rons q r"ute,s.
clihp""S been c4nrib3 WitH ths
OF city IRE, and altogether : th- uos,
k-ete and comprehensive haudb0gs
summer traye ever fitr q u thr
public.
The cover is handsome ard tGking
printed in c1lors, and tile BOOK c,nGn.
several maps, presenting the exact ROUTE,
over Which tickets are sold The baAt
is proiuseiy illustrated with fire hat
tone cuts 81 scenery at tile various re
sorts and along the lines OF the Pannsy
vania Railroad.
On and alter June thi= very interest
ing 10 X may be procured at any P-nr
sglvania Railroad ticket lii.e 81 Ill
nominal p -r III ten cents, 81. up al
plinNion to tie genera til e, i.r q
street station, by mail fir twenty cent?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Torpedo station Board suspend..

Washington, June THE board ap-
pointed TO select places for torpedo
boat stations has returned TO Wash
ington from the north, having on this
last last trip visited the navy yards at
New York. Boston and Portsmouth. y.
H., and the Newport naval station. As
Captain Converse. the president of the
board. is about to undertake the pre-
liminaries for the approaching trial Of
the big battleship Illinois the boar.
will suspend its work for at least il
month. after which 1t will begin to
draw up its report.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Had a IIobo's Kit,

John Daley, who was arrested hy
Officer Ford for begging from fnnse t i
house on Tatuall slrept, was on saturday
committed 10 jai f1r forty days ny
Judge Chnrc!lnan. When arrested he
had hobo's kit consisting 81 = ppcstt
clothes brush, raz II, raz u strOp, hone
shaving soap, pocket mirror, deck Of
playing cards. thread and needlrs
trouser, coat, vest aid shitt buttons.
pocketbook, cigarette paper AID baH
Of tacks. His wardrobe, besides tbe
CT thes he ha1 m consisted 81 light
colored IL necktie.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
OLD DRAWERS SERVICES.
Annual Meeting Held in the Historic
Edifice Yesterday

The annual services Of the Friends of
old Drawers Presbyterian Church near
Odessa wrrr held yesterday The Rev.
Mr.. Loui"rhaush of Salem, \. j., de-
livrrrd hr sermon in which he spok"
f,rinsly ~ the old church
In the afternoon memorial service for
Lewis G. VANDERBILT, the late president
nf the association were held. Chief jus
ticp Charles Il. Lore spoke. He referred
To the interest MIR. Nandegrift took in the
church ani said that it was through the
Efforts Of Mr. yandcgrift that the church
was cared far
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
old Swedcs' Anniversary.

Old Swedes' Church was 202 Years I'D
Yesterday. The annive, sary vas appro.
celebrated. The Rev. :. +.
iInrhkin, rector 81 & Euir's Church,
RUstlaton, Philadelphia, preached at he
morning service. TIE services iar the
cav we're as fal'ows: $50 a. M, tie HOLY
communion; 1920 a M, sermon and
second celebration: 90 p m, Sunday
school service; IS p IN, evening ser.
vice and address
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03

Middletown, y. ". June 2.-The an
pellate division Of the supreme court
has decided against the Erie railroad,
prohibiting that company from appro.
priating lands of the Stewart estate
near Goshen to build shortcut road.
The land had been condemned by n
commission and the finding approved
by Judge Dickey.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
BITTEN BY VICIOUS sHAD.
Fish Takes a Bite Of William
Duncan's Hand.
Man is Now in the Hospital Suf.
feiing With Blood
Poisoning.


William Duncan Of New Castle was
Littun on the right hand 10y shad about
,u dayS aga. ~ the time Mr.. Duncan
iail 10 attention 10 the bite. ms he suffer
M no pain.
nla frw days. however, il began TO get
,aiufu and yesterday he was admitted
d. thr Delaware Hospital for treatment.
II + feared blood poisoning has set in.
The yicionS shad was one of the largest
caught at Now Castle this wear 1t held
pa n Mr.. luncan'~ hand and he beat it
,v,l ill., head several times before il
Irgla;t~ed itS grip.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Trolley victims Improving.

All the persons at the Delaware Hos
pital Who are suffering with iujnries re.
ceired in tie trolley accident IN sixth
street last Thursday night are improv.
ing. Other injured persons who were
removed to their homes were also i'm
proved yesterday.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Visiting Wheelmen.

The Formapd Bicvele Club of Phila.
deiphia visited the Labor Lycenm yes
friday. Among those in the party were
secretary Pau Berlz First Captain
ieorge Holm, : cond Cal tain Charles
Kaufman John Weigee, Emil Rosetzky
and Eugene Oathout.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Went TO Visit Washington.

House Sergeant Joseph Howeate will
go to Washington today 70 visit his son
who is in the Government hospital. The
after il suffering with illness contracted
in the army at Honolulu.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03

lot Of Iron Beds, easily worth
Sc; enameled white, with brass
balls and caps on head and foot;
all sizes and castered. The full
line is interesting in both as
sortment and price. All brass
from sI8 to VS..
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Wagon SLIGHTLY Rrnknn.

\ team belonging To John Walker Of
Mermaid. Del. was frightened Saturday
evening at Fourth and Washington
streets 10y West Fourth street car and
ran away. II slightly broke the wagon.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03

Chris Gilman. boarding at No. 212
Fast S, cond street. fell in fit Mt Sec
ond and Walnut streets last evening He
was taken to his home.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
soc.

genuine Csc. quality Of Limo
leum at sec. as long as present
stock lasts. These are not sec
onds or defective goods, but reg
ular quality and excellent finish,
both face and back. Oil Cloths,
all widths, at asc., 3oc. and 3sc.
square yard.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03

Just received an exceptionally
artistic line Of Hall Furniture,
in polished wood seats or EN-
bossed leather. Arm Chairs,
Rockers and Divans or Hall
Seats in sets or separately.
Finish in golden, flemish or
weathered oak. Here for your
inspection, and prices right, Of
course.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Fall Team Organized.

The Brandywine Baseball Club Of
Rrandywine Village has organized for
the seaoson. The grounds in Malin's
grove at Shellpot Park have been leased.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Sergeant Howgate's Rrnther ~

Henry W. Howgate. brother of House
Sergeant Joseph Howgatp. died in Wash.
ington. ID. c.. on Saturday. He will be
buried today. Sergeant Howgate will
ttend the funeral.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
SIPS
Decorate

your porch Wit Is ]. sAs'frssi'fictla -
Palms. We have all kinds and
at all prices. No care or atten-
ton required. These are the
natural leaf goods chemically
pre- erved.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
Kcmpn nj Annoy.

Washington. June "a cahlcGram
received ut the navy department from
Rear admiral Kempff announced his
= rival M Annoy, China. aboard his
flagship kentucky.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
To Improve National Parks.

NHNTTTTIETUII' IWIIV 60 NHJOT IlOIIS a.
Craig. Fifteenth cavalry, l.. s. A., has
been designated rs acting superintend-
on. - ~ -
! VII 81 ne Yosemite National park and
Captain l.. c. Andrews of the same
regiment rs acting superintendent Of
the General Grant and Scqucia Ma
tioual park Greater improvements
than ever before in the way of con,
structinn Of roads. bridges and trails
in both of the parks have been planned
fnr the coming fiscal year, AZ the Io-
semitic park rhe interior department
has approved plans for extending III,
highways 10 the Giant forest. whicl
| heretofore has been accessible only by
| trail
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03
E STABLIS ED ls4,.I
HARTMAN.

Bookcases, with oak shelves,
and Bamboo Corner Chairs,
$3.50, IS and "a. Tabourettes,
for porch or house, 7.c. India
Seats, $2, and Foot Rests, $r.so.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-03

Although
yesterday il
machinists'
day with
important 9
cd. 1t wal
rhinists las
.,hly be =
during the
when it g
less than I,
.ult, conce
hours pa!
went out
ID le ba
morning
The ma
Of their
attained
weeks W;
men exp
this city
demand.
IAN X H.
Poole Z
chine O.
the del
Gompan
machini
in that
strikers
they 60
most y
The
10 two
mannc
ronduc
they
g,ihrr
Of the
has ~
amon;
conhu
m'n.
how
III,
ort
pany
iStS
mul
day.
ont
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
PROVES TO BE RICH.
An Alleged PaHper'x Brutality ana
ALserIy Greed Uneover@ HIS
Hoard of Geld

The township in which Bsl,evire Y.
J Is situated has been supporting
Clement Slawskd for a uumI@r ~
years. because he said he would sfarre
if it did not This assisf auee enaais6
him TO save many thoUsan5S ~ 5s-
lars and 70 stock his cellar wIsa riea
wares The township 6ff -, fnf il
out until the other 6ay. and THE rsef
allowance from the -ocal authorities
has come 10 q sudden END
SAawsG was arrested fcr hitting lis
lan6la6y. Mrs Ellen Marshal. b-..srss
she asked him for his rent so u the
township he said While pu1ca5nr
her The township owes me liz
ing
They took him before Justice IA
Fancherie. He said he was pennies.
hopeless and ~rstehs6 and e0r-5 rot
pay either fine OF rent
There was a bundle in tie fellows
pocket and the court made him pun ss
out Twsnty-dolAar gold pieces rziusss
on the hOor- He was held in $500 bail
and he put II up in cash.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
TO MARRY PUEBLO INDIAN.
DeHver Woman Has Been wooea and
Won By an Agency Red
Man

Miss Cora Arnold. p years Old. a
pretty white woman who lives with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
Wilder. at No. Is15 Melton street. nsr-
yer. Col. IS engaged TO Albiuo Chsvaia
a full-blooded Pueblo Indian. 81 wears
old. who lives on the SAINTS CIara
agency in New Mexico. The wedding.
according 10 the present plans. viii
take place in Denver.
The Indian. who is a msgnife@-t
specimen. came TO Denver early Tr the
fall with band OF his tribeSuen 10
perform at the city park He was a
friend of Charles Christy. sorn,9r
government scout. and after rs f-'-
lows had gone home went TO CsriSty's
house 10 visit There he met Ass
Arnold He was an ardent wOosr. aaS
soon had captured the woman's hear;
Their engagement became krayvn
when the Indian left for his agency
to prepare home for his bride
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
WANTED THEM CHAINED.
shrewd Trick Upon EnxIt~h s~ortx
Who Gave De Wet Too Much
Trouble i

Grim as he is reported to be. the
BOer comman6ant. Christian De Wet.
who IS just now giving the British in
South Africa no end Of trouble. is csps-
be of humor. though Of a sort that
dOeS not always Please his antagonists.
Some time ago three yeomanry scouts
were taken prisoners BY him. The Boer.
who does not care TO be burdene6 with
prisoners. told these three yeomeu. on
being brought before him. that he had
an important dispatch for Gen. Rumble
and If they would undertake TO person
ally deliver it TO the general he would
give them back their liberty. Naturally
they were eisted at the proposal and
all three gave De Wet their word of
honor 10 deliver the misssve into Gen.
BUNDLES own hands They received
il. a large envelope. well sealed. and
with al the outward appearance Of con-
tanning some important document.
Possibly they may have thought il
contained proposal from De Wet 10
Rumble TO surrender In any case they
lost no time in sa6dlng up and covered
the ground in haste. On reaching Run
dies headquarters they insisted on
handing the letter TO the general per
sonally. ant on his opening 1.-THE three
braves still standing as bis audience
he read aloud the contents as follows.
To Gen Rundle-Dear Sir. Please chain
up these three devils. as ] can't catch
them every day. Yours. DE WET
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
THE TURN or THE TIDE.


You may fondie your fame. Ike a hunter
his game,
And exult In the roar and the rattle,
While the multitudes shout and the can
non blaze out
The praise Of the victor In battle:
But the victor will pine when the shout
ings subside.
And another will shine at the turn Of the
tide.
You may garner your gain. like a farmer
his grain.
And boast Of your bonds and your
money.
You may gather your wealth by struggle
or stealth.
As gathers the bee it's honey:
But your honey Will pail in the heat Of
your pride,
And turn into gall at the turn Of the tide.
You may subjusats men. as swine to the
pen
BY the rod of the tyrant are driven:
You may flourish the whip with a merci-
less grip.
While force 70 your fingers is given;
But your fingers will fail. and the men
you deride
VIII flourish the fail at the turn Of the
tide
You may prosper by wrong. as tyrants
do. long.
And rule Ike pitiless Nero;
And the truculent slave may Justify rave
In praise OF his msculate hero;
But the tyrant will quail when the Judge
shall decide,
And the right will prevail. al the turn Of
the tide
George Whitman. d. D., In Chicago
Standard
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
THE PLANET EROS.
hFarz Professors Discover That u
IL Probably Not More Than
Twenty Miles in Diameter.

a special to the New York Jo-r--4
and Advertiser from Camb-ise=.
Mass says: Pr0fs- Pickersrg ~
Wendell of the Harvard obserEstr.-k
have just made some very Important
discoveries with regard 70 IRE rew
planet Eros From the recent 75--~-
cries it Is found that the HarxzFs ot-
servafcry took photographs of tHsz
planet as early as 1sss. These Dhr-o-
graphs when compared with the ores
that were taken the other niet-
n'-de II possible 70 tell accurately
the path size and distance Of tie
planet from the earth.
The astronomers have determined
that the planet Is probably net rarr-
than 70 miles IN diameter. and IL
times comes nearer the earth th-n
any other planet II belorvs -
group of planets that come between
Mars and Jupiter. but Eros brszks
away and often comes this side Of
Mars, thus being nearer the earth
than any celestial body except the
moon
These observations viii cor1iuue AT
the observatory until about the first
Of March, when IL Is INTENDED 10 cen
tinue the observations from the st.
ton IN South America where it IS he-
isved the planet viii be visible a
month longer than IN any other para
OF the world.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
The Waiting Of Ar. Horace


seSSccc.csccoccctsceeS..ccc
tcopgrizht. lsos, y the Asfhoss' syndae@1sJ
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16

Frederick Palmer. the war CORE
spondent, who accompanied the relief
expedition of the allies TO Picking.
says he carried bottle of ale all the
way from Tientsin to the Chinese cap
ital. thinking how welcome it would
be to a friend when he crawled out
of his bomb-proof. emaciated and fam
ished. What he did, writes Palmer.
was TO offer me beer and TO ask why
the relieving column had been 81
long in coming. He has gained ten
pounds since saw him last. Rice and
horse meat seem to be fatiening.~-
n. Y. Herald.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
INHERITs BIG FORTUNE.
~ A. Jolly Receives Word That Cossfn
an France Left Him Money to
which He Was RfzhffsI Heir.


\. a. Jolly. formerly . member Of tie
faculty Of the Beriifz School Of Len
guages. Chicago. received word a f8
days ago that a cousin. with whom E-
had had 10 communication for cstr
thirty years, had just died and had gsgt
him an estate worth considerably over
10000 francs The particulars Of thiq
occurrence are quite romantic enE
show that facts are stranger tEa1
fiction.
When Jolly Was young man he lissd
with a rich spinster aunt. his own pr
ents having died long before. Whea ~
grew to be man she wanted him 10
cevote himself TO the priesthood. bsr
he being Of q more worldly turn q
MIND wanted TO see the world anH
travel Consequently ne became the
PrecePtCr Of a prince whom be accom-
panied on trip through dfffcrent
countries His aunt died during hss
absence never fOrgiring him. and se1v-
ing all her wealth 10 . rich prorf rsr-
owner his cousin This cfszrEairir-
nent brought Jolly to Amer5ca. seh4re
he devoted himself TO the tezehs-e Of
languages being most Of the time eon-
nectee with the Beriitz schools IN dsg-
fereut cities
4 Few weeks ago letter was received
oy Jolly that the cousin who hz6 bezn
the heir Of the aunt had also died ana
having had remOrse On his cez- bsf
ABOUT ceprIviHg his cousin Of his zEhsr-
ltsnee- had wIlled his propersr - hin
JOY has given up teaching and Is 10 ~
turn 70 France TO claim the iuhers-
faucl
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
SOCIE TIE 5.

CUSTER LODGE NO. 81, 1. o. o. F.
Regular meetings each Saturday
night at s o'clock at their hall in
Challis. Visiting Brothers in good
standing are invited.
c. /. LANE, y. G.
J. G. FINNELL, Secretary.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16

always been her cry your children
need a strong will to govern them"
Yours is strong enough" he said,
grimly.
Il could not be burden. although
] have money" She lifted her head in
a proud way.
Try me-" he said ''See If find you
a burden"
'You don't understand" Her eyes
hlled with tears. Il will never marry
you ! am too delicate."
~You shalll'' His lips took deter
mined curves she had never seen be-
fore. Il have been patient man, but
now"
There's the young minister" she
rose, hurriedly. Entertain him few
minutes, please" She slipped from the
room.
Marry her in spite ofherseIf. Now.
Sowi Where there is a wiIt- He
started as If an electric battery had
charged him at the next thought. NO
license needed He greeted the min
lster quietly. The conversation moved
idly as they waited for Miss Hill to
come in again.
After she had spoken 10 her guest.
Mr. Horace crossed the room TO where
she stood His shoulders were well
back, his head held high. his step that
OF conqueror. Brother SimmS.~ Ee
said, graveIy. you come al q most
opPorfune time. Ny courtiug is the
talk Of the neighbOrhood. and we are
going to put an end TO the gossip
Mr.. Horace. this Is 50 student" the
minister gasped.
Unlike my eOurting.- grimly.
But the family is away"
1T is Miss Hill want TO marry. viii
you perform the ceremony, Brother
Simms2"
Not without witnesses" The minis
ter drew himself up with sudden min
isterisl pomp.
Mr. Horace stepped from the window
and swept the landscape with anxious
eyes The clang of eowbeu cut the
soft air Old Ben was crossing the
yard. his grandson. a boy Of y or u
years. following him. He came over
20 the porch IN obedience to the sum
moning hand. and his eyes grew large
as he entered the house with the bov-
The cows were slowing fling through
the barn yard gate The sun had set.
and its soft light filed the room. The
minister opened prayer-book. The
expression on Miss Hills face puzzled
him. He remembered that she had said
nothing.
Miss Hill" the minister began
Would l force her 10 marry me.
Brother Simmx2~ Mr.. Horace's eyes
were full of entreaty as he turned them
on her
Are you willing. Miss HIP
Yes family Then IN clearer
tones: Perfectly willing
There was an exuItant ring in the
mans voice as he made the responses:
the womzn's voice was low. but audible.
Ben shufied forward and congratu-
lated them; but she don't act ike
herself" he muttered as he went out.
The minister's departure left them
alone Old Mr. Horace drew his bride
10 his heart and held her there in 81
iencs- A man has wisdom straight
from the gods who refrainx from
speech at such time.
Horace" Mr. Horace's wife's voice
was full of regret IF you had mar
rleo me before-now I am Old
He looked at her fondIy. and thev
kissed each other. these mi66Ie-ags5
lovers What viii they SAW She
asked Ny People-snd the neigh
oorsT 4 faint rumbling of wheels
was heard
They viii say old Horace Struggled
has asserted himself at last He Pat
ted her hand. and chuckle6 as his
horses impatient neighing grew more
frequent -Old fellow" he called. and
his voice rang like boys, ''be patient.
my waiting is over
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
directories.

SUPREME COURT.
Ralph p. Quarles,
l. N. Sullivan,
Charles Stockslager.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16

The Russian ministry Of eOmmrui-
cations has decided to adept petroleum
for generating motive power on the %
comotives Of az the RAILWAYS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16

Michigan is flooded with counterfeit
niekels. which, thinks the Chicago Rec
ord, probably causes great activity on
the part OF the slot machines.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-04-16
TERMS OF COURT.

Following are the terms of Court in
the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho
for the year 1901:
Lincoln County.
Shoshone......A April LIST, September End
Cassia County.
Albion...... April 18th, September 10th
EImore County.
Mt. Home. May 9th, October 18th
Custer County.
Chailis......June 3rd, September 30th
Blaine County.
HALEY June 18th, November 18th
Court to convene at $3.50 a. m, at
each time and place.
KIRKLAND /. PERKY, Judge.