davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Austin, June 2S.-J1hn Pearl will
hang in Coleman county for tn mur.
der of an old German farmer This WAS
the effect OF the court of criminal up.
poals ia refusing Pearl another hearing
The rro,perou. n.d German disappeared
from his farm and Pearl SGT himself mp
rs the owner giving it out that hc had
purchased tho property from the old
man. who had returned 20 Germany.
His neighb0r, became suspicious. with
the result that "a lake near his house
was dragged and the body of the old
farmer found. showing that he had been
murdered. Pearl was arrested, tried and
convicted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.

j Picrp1nt Morgan has given more
than sl,0OoO0O Co Harvard university.
The lo.ynr.oll daughter Of Henry
Cook, Of Ia Sale. lll. has beeu absent
from her homo since sunday last. and
the parents believe She was ncc1mpa-
MED by John zimmerman, an cx-con
yict
Lieutenant Edward Downs, who was
killed iu the Philippines was native
of Crockett, Tex
The corner stone Of McIauuau coun.
tvs new court house was laid accord.
ing t1 masonic rites
Thirty.hyu bodies have beonroc1yorod
in cine storm -gricken portions OF West
Virginia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29
GOMEZ ARRIVES.
He Reaches Tampa I'm Route 20 the
Empire state Metropolis.

Empire state Metropolis.
Tampa Fla, June 2S.- General Max.
limo Gomez arrived here Thursday even.
ing from Havana and left Immediately
for New York. General Gomez was
very reticont concerning Cuban matters
with which he is supposed 90 have much
% do. lie aid he was especially de.
lighted TO once moro set foot upon
American soil, a. he felt that no was
among friends. Ho said hispooplc wero
busy in rebuilding their wasted and dow
astated island and only desired pcace.
Tor then prosperity and happiness would
follow This they recognized.
Tie positively declared that There was
nothing significant in his trip 60 the
United States nc this time. Tie WAS
simply on private business bee said. and
gratifying more than anything else, a
desire % -ee many friends once more
and renew ties of friendship which he
made in the states many years ago. His
coming was known 90 hut few and only
about q dozen people mot him 800 tho
tmin. While ne was eating supper his
pro,gnr. baAue known aud largo crowd
was at the depot when he started
north
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Paris, Tex, June gs-A negro cxcur.
sion train consisting Of seven coaches
and two box cars pulled out over tho
Texas Midland 90 Ennis Thursday Al
Of the coaches were filled and many
climbed on top. while nearly 800 who
We're unable 90 secure passage wcro loft
standing ou the platform when the
train departed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

New York. Juno According 20 a
dispatch from London 90 Tho World
when tho steamship Deutschland left
Southampton f1r Now York to-day
al state uoms ON the promenade decks
were exclusively reserved for lOmilliou-
aires travelling un her These mi,li1u-
aires arc: i rigrpaut Morgan, Clinton
Dawkius, Clement A. Girls 1m, Barnard
A. Baker w. T. Elaus. =. A h. Wild
cuur, Harry Payne Whitney. Pierre
Iorillari. Timothy T. Woodruff and
John T. Waterbury r. is stated that
these DO formed syndicate and char
tered the entire deck for s22LO0O The
london Daily Express state. on what it
claim, 60 hg the hsst authority that
Morgan will c1uhdc very momentous
designs on international trade 60 the
consideration of kis follow travellers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29
Pound sheriff Morris Gun.

Gonzales, Tex, June 2S - Sheriff
Morris pistol has been found and fully
identified. John Barnett J. W Homes.
Henry Haserodt and Deputy sheriff
Choate went 20 a Mexican's house near
Oak Forest. The Mexican woman re-.
fused 10 give any information or 20 as
sist the officers In the search for the
pistol, but IL was found in a hollow tree
some distance from the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29
Lama,,. s.heI...le roraIalIon.

Paris, Tex, June 2S.-J. r. Roach.
county school superintendent, has just
completed the census rolls, which show
the scholastic population outside Of
Paris and West Pans 20 be 90sO. The
total scholastic population, including
town and county. is 1903.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

GAINESVILLE, Tex, June es.-Ths trial
Of Henry Williams. "a negro. charged
with the murder OF Bunk Carr. another
negro. closed by the jury giving vii.
liams a life sentence. Three other ne.
groes were indicted with Williams for
the crime. and one turned states owl.
denco aud Williams is the first tried.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

london. June as-L p.urr1ut Nor
gan. W L. Ekius. p. A. b. wider. q.
a. Gri-c0m and other wealthy Amer
leans who sailed Tor the United
Sufos today. chartered special
train 90 take them from the city Of
london 90 southampton. where they
boarded the Hamburg. American steamer
Deutschland.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Corsicana. Tex. June 2S.-w. IT,
Greer, the farmer who was hurt by a
hay press at his home near Eureka. died
OF the injuries sustained Mr. Greer
fell from the machine as il was cross
ing IA deep gully and was crushed be-
myth thn Mhnnls.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

To anyone suffering with Dypar a.
lnd.se. t.0n Sour stomach. Nlrt.
burn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. Ali
druggists are authorized by uH uU.
DC,uur to refund tlo mono. .u auy
case taay Ail t1 Durr Price BID cents
per package Remember tho uIID
Eek Dyspepsia Tablets. So ll Jam.
the leading dluss.st Bryan, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Weathcrford, Tex, June ~. - The
official count by tho commissioners
court of the votes east in the local OPP
tiou election held IN this county June
~, shows that the pros carried the
county 10y majority Of IS votes instead
OF ~, as was reported.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

his son. Charlie. in search Of mad.
stone The boy was bitten by a suppos-
ed mad dog while attending a picnic nc
Malakoff his left hand being badly lac.
Grated. The maidstone was found and
adhered 20 the wound for several hourA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

waxahachie. Tex. June 25.- Hamp
Prathcr. the negro who was arrested
charged with committing highway rob.
berry at Ennis some time ago, pleaded
guilty and was given term Of Is years
in the peniteutinry by the jury. Pnther
held up his victim late at night, while
going home from business.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Boeville. Tex. juno 28-Robcrt Dor.
sey. a stock farmer living near Blanco.
mia was killed by his horse falling on
him. lIc was runnp = cattle whom his
horse stumbled and throwing him
against the ground breaking his neck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

ana tine younger staou;Ns tnc cluus WIN
long knife. causing death in a short
time. Tho culprit was severely whipped
BY MS father. out ON account Of his age
the authorities can take no action In
the case.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Five lots uuI new cottage GOD Cole
lego road Stable. garden. Dtc. Price
{l2UJ; terms reasonable.
Two luta and old broom house m
southwest part Of town Price $500.
Two and ouo-laif lots lear Allen
Academy. lJc, -.I.
Also other city property
just received fresh shipment Iuy-
lor'- hno candies 900 McDuugald IS
Drug Store. eJu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Ennis. Tex. June 2S-A small child
81 Mr. Wesley Mizell oftho Elm Branch
community, eight miles west Of hero.
died OF smallpox.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Merit, Tex, Juno 2S-Thc 2.year.old
son Of Oscar Wylic got hold Of "A bottle
Of carholic acid and swallowed somo Of
10 dying from thc effects.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

City ~ Mexico. Juno eS-Gcnoral
rains have set In nearly all ofcr the
country thus insnring the = fcty of
crops Wheat is about the average and
corn will De- probably about as last
yfur
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Fort Davis. Tex. Juno 2G.-Two Mex
lean boys, aged respectively 8 and ~
years, got into a quarrel over donkey
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29
To Cure chlns or Malaria In 4 pays.

Take cu.noria All druggists are an
thorzcl H refund the money in amy
case ot Du..Ia. fever or malaria % ialls
10 cure. Price soc per package "
u. James, the leading druggist Bryan
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Bridgeport. Tex, juno 2S.-Georgo
Bishop, agcd rs, was shot aad perhaps
MORALLY wounded near hore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Corsicana, Tex, June 2s-Wil Fin.
uey of MalakoT came TO this CITY with
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Free diagnosis of disease Of me
eye at Halls drug store from s 90 ~
every Monday and Wednesday eyrn-
ing hy ID. $. Hoarne, opticiau. q
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

Rot, dry weather is made oudur-
able hy FalstaH bottle beer the best
summer beverage. -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-29

= = g = : e :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
WERE VERY BIC MEN
Pratt Football Team Won by
Score of % to @.
PARAMOUNT IN POOR FORM
Did Not Put Up Their Usual
Strong Game.

The Pratt football team took ample re-
venge on the Paramount team yesterday
for the defeat inflicted on them by the
boys from the hill a year ago. By dint
of superior weight and better team and
individual work they ran up a score of
% to on the college team. The game
was tie biggest slugging match seen on
Wichita gridiron this season. Both
teams were in the game for blood and
they got plenty of it. The Pratt men are
all old players from Washburn and other
large schools, having been in the game
for two or three years. There was con-
siderable squabbling and wrangling over
off SIDE playing, foul tackliug and other
incidents of football game by both sides.
The Fairmounters Were simply outclassed
with the exception of one or two men.
They did not show their usual good form
ana played slow ball, while the Pratt men
were right up on their toes and moving.
There was a good crowd present and
the day was an ideal one for the game.
Pratt brought along quite a crowd of
rooters and they sure did root for their
team. They came UP with the idea of
winning, and they did.
The fO1lOrvinp he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
DEAD IN A CAR
FL Dorado Han Met Very sudden
Heath.

w. J. Patterson. a prominent cattleman
and business man OF FL Dorado, died in
a cattle car at Clearwater about o'clock
yesterday morning. He and his brother,
.. H. Patterson. and f. H. Patterson.
are well known merchants of FL Dorado
and lately purchased a ranch near Engle-
wood. Kansas. They have large num-
Der of cattle there and Mr.. Patterson
started with a carload TO El Dorado. At
Clearwater he noticed that some OF them
were down, so ne asked the conductor to
hold his lantern for him as he got into
the car and stirred them up. The CON
ductor watched him as he went around
through the car and the man was almost
ready 10 get out when he leaned up
against a calf. He stood there for some
minutes and the conductor wondered what
he was waiting for. He finally called to
him several times, but received no answer
and finally sent man into the car and
Mr.. Patterson was found to be dead. The
body was taken TO Mulvane and Coroner
MCC0llister was called, but the evidence
of apoplexy was so clearly shown that
ne did not call jury. The brothers of the
man were sent for and they took the body
to FL Dorado fer burial.
Mr.. Patterson ana his brother were well
known among the business and cattle men
of this city. They have lived in Butler
county for a number of years and have
built up large trade thctre.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
WILL SELL PRODLCE
Eames Grocery Company Becomes 4
sWhOIesaIe Firm,

w HOfesalc
Wichita is to have another wholesale
house. This time At IS local capital that
IS going into the business. The Eames
Grocery company are about to sell their
stock of groceries and Will engage in the
wholesale produce business after the first
of the month. They have rented the Oc-
cidental barn and are already stocking
II preparatory to opening their business.
The company have been very successful
IN the grocery business, but feel that
they will be equally successful in the new
business without the expense of main
tanning Il number Of clerks and the ex-
pense of wagons and horses Mr.. Eames
recently purchased a couple OF carloads
Of apples and also a couple Of carloads Of
potatoes, as he says that at the present
prices they cannot be anything but ray
ing investments before spring. This sec
ton of the Arkansas river valley is the
only part of the United States that has
crop of apples and they are not going to
last very long when the fruit is bringing
as high as seventy-f1ve cents a peck in the
eastern markets. With these conditions
existing it is a very favorable time TO
start in the wholesale produce line
The ground floor of the place is very
large and roorny and is well adapted to
the business. me location Is good and
nearer the center Of the town than any
other produce house.
The retail establishment of the firm viii
be sold. 1t is said that deal will be
closed in a few days to dispose of the
entire stock. II is the desire OF the firm
to sell outright but if not successful, will
continue to maintain the store as at pres
ent. The wholesale stock will be COM
pleted and ready for business on the first
of the month. Mr.. Eames brings TO the
business a fund of valuable experience
as he has been engaged in the wholesale
produce business before
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
WHERE DID THEY COME FROM
pIrs. Warren win Tell About IL This
TsoTnfuw

Mrs. Elizabeth Warren Of Butler county,
VIII be given an opportunity this morn
ING i'm the city court 10 explain how she
care TO have three Itueb oys from the
Children's Home in this city. on her farm
II work.
one OF the little boys was placed tenn
Dorarly in the Chndren's Home by F.
/ Sttatton, district superintendent of the
Kansas Cmldrens Home Society. W hen
the boy disapp from the Children's
Home he instituted search and finally
located the little fellow on the farm of
Airs. Warren.
When he recovered the boy. he found
that he had been numerically whip
ped with horse whip. The boy told Mr..
Stratton that Mrs. Warren had come to
the home and persuaded tho boys to run
away. and he mad warrant issued for
her arrest When she was arrested. her
only excuse was that she wanted the
boys 70 work on her farm because they
We're cheaper than to hire men
AIr. Stratton says that his society has
troghle when they find good homes for
children with ofhcious neighbors persuad-
ms the children to run away, and Vhc last
legislature passed law, making this
sort 0t q thing an offeuse punishable 10y
fine and Imprisonment and this is the
frst arrest unde rthe new law.
Mr.. Stratton has also taken charge of
Ellen Rooney, a hlteen-year-old girl and
her case win be brought before the pro-
bate court. lie SAYS she is a good little
girl and until recently had "A home with
AIr and Mrs. !. NJ. Beers. They we're
willing 10 Keep her. but ncr father would
get drunk. he said. ana go there and
annoy the family and ON that account
plr. and Mrs Beers refused longer to eive
ber a nome. Mr. Stratton VIII try TO get
ln order from the probate court to place
The little sirl in a home wnere she viii
not be annoNed nN hcr father.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
WILL CON- NIUE WORK
w. H. Brefch Buys a Brick
Building
COURSE OF CONSTRUCT ION
Foundation Laid ard All Is
Ready for Brick Layers,

Yesterday the deal was closed whereby
". Il. Bretch becomes the owner OF the
lot at GO East Douglas avenue. The
property was purchased from w. S.
Brown who bought the lot about three
months ago and started to build two
story brick building on i. IT was the
site of the old Arkansas Valley house, one
Of the land marks of this city. About
three weeks ago the old frame building
was torn down and Mr.. Brown had the
material taken to the ground to COM
mence work on the BUILDING. Workmen
began oxcavatLng for the foundation and
this was laid, but now Il has changed
hands and the building VIII be erected by
the new owner The foundation was all
completed except part Of the front when
It was sold. The price paid was $4.170
for the vacant lot and Mr. Brctch viii pay
Tor all the Improvements made The
work of erecting the new building VIII
continue and it VIII be finished as soon
as possible.
The building is the first lot west Of Jake
Eckcrts restaurant and Mr. Ecl1ert has
nearly completed the contract for the
building of two more stories on his build
ing early in the spring He VIII make
of this corner a hrst-class hotel and res
taurant. This viii greatly improve that
part Of the city. There are a number Of
new buildings completed in that end Of
town and q large number Of new whole
sale houses have beene lately constructed
there On the south side Of Douglas
avenue there IS a large row Of fine build
sngs Will on the north side there are but
two brick buildings There are a number
OF frame shanfies along the street.
Bottles cans and pans in which milk is
kent are easily made clean and pure with
Cold Dust Washing Powder and warm
water. 1t is invaluable for cleaning all
dairy utensils.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
ASKS FOE DAMAGES.
Lady's Trunk Was Stolen From Santa
re Depot.

one day last week q lady and child
left this city for Halstead Root & Co.
hauled their baggage 20 the Santa Fe de-
pot. A trunk belonging TO them was left
on the depot platform and was to be
checked To Halstead When the lady
came 10 the train the trunk could not Zoe
found. The lady and her child left with
ont the trunk. A few days later the
trunk was found in a boxcar broken open
and the contents scattered all over the
car There were a few things taken. Root
x Co. took the trunk and tied il up and
sent 10 Go the owner Yesterday the chief
of police received a letter from the lady
Saving that she wanted the baggage COM
pany 10 pay her $40 for the damage. She
seemed O. have the impression that the
company broke the trunk open while
handling it,
Mr. Root said yesterday that the Santa
f'c company always told them to put the
baegaee down ON the platform and not
bring it into The room. as they were too
crowded. White tho trunk was setting
on the platform it was stplen. 80 one
seems 70 know who was responsible Tor
the loss ana very interesting case will
develop cut AT the matter AS the woman
viii make test case OF IKE case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
REALLY ARE FOUR
Dumas Forget About the Best One of

Interest in the Three Musketeers now
running at the Toler leads to a curious
fact in connection with the great novel
from which The play is taken. While the
name if the book is Three Musketeers, -
there are really four musketeers.
when Dumas was writing the book 1t
was heralded and advertised all over
the country that the great novelist was
writing q book to be known as the
Three 8Iusketeers. Victoria Lordon,
the playwright, was at that time a great
friend Of Dumas, ard the latter requested
1.ordon to read the manuscript of the
play. Lordon die 50, and in conversation
with the author said. why don't you
put in the greatest musketeer Of them
zip" That Gascon D Artagnar was the
greatest of them all. THAT is So" said
Dumas. Il forgot about him, but I have
three musketeers ir thc book now, and
The public al, know about the three mus
keteers. oh. well, said Lordon, throw
in another one; the public won't kick on
an extra musketeec or two, and just let
the name 90 as The Three Musketeers.'
Dumas took his friends advice, and the
book was written with Althus. PartkOs.
Aramis and D'Artagnan, che greatest
musketeer of them all, who was at one
time marshal of France.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

Dr. Msckey viii continue for an.
other month 10 give absolutely free
medical services. He does not ask the
people TO take him on faith as % his
medical ability. but taxes this man
ner Of giving free treatment tcharg-
ing for nothing but the actual cost Of
the medicines used for the curel %
demonstrate that he quickly cures all
durable cases Of
Cstarrh in ali forms. Deafness.
rheumatism, Blood ard Skin Diseases.
Kidney ard Bladder Troubles. DIS
eases OF the Throat. Lungs Heart.
Stomach ard Liver. Piles Nsricoceie.
Nervous Debility and all its attending
ailments. Weaknesses Ct Men ard
Diseases Peculiar 20 Women.
Take advantage Of the offer Al ones.
Il Is for al. Patients living a. dis
tsnce treated ~ mali OF ire same
terms. Write fer symptom blank ard
particulars Ct his Home Treatment
Perfect and permanent cures E-zra1-
teed IN all cases acceTsed 10 in
cnrable case taken. CcnsultatlcE free
OFFICE permanently ln1atell Ger
ner Douglas Avenue ard hsin Street
WICHITA, KAN
OFFICE HOURS: =. ~. &c P
n. SUNDAY. 9 % > u q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
RAISED FINE BEETS
Mr. PierpOnt Exhibits a Fine Speci-
men OF Sugar Beet.

Mr.. Pierpont, who lives east Of this city,
has demonstrated that tie sugar beet in
dustry is likely to be profitable one in
this country. He brought to the city
yesterday. a fine large beet that weighed
nine pounds He has raised number of
these beets, but paid no especial attention
to them.
Quite a discussion has started in which
1t was developed that a sugar beet fac
tory 10 be a profitable concern should
have about $500 600 capital. With this
amount Of money contracts with the far
mers TO raise the beets could be made
and the proper machinery could be Sc
cured to take care of them. There is no
doubt but that the beets could be raised
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
B. Y p \. Gave a Wheel Social Last
Evening.

Last evening i'm the parlors OF the First
Baptist church the E. Y. p. L. gave
social that was a decided success. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in con-
versation ana in various games. The lead
ing feature Of tho entertainment was
story with missing words iuterspersed.
These words ell represented parts IF q
bicycle and were to be supplied by the
names Of TIN So parts u was quite a rev
eiation 20 a good many to ind out now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20
INDOOR ATHLETIC CONTEST
Held at the Y. ". L. a, Gymnasium
Inst Night.

The first indoor athletic contest at the
y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium last night was
witnessed by a fair sized audience. The
enthusiasm was shown ali over the room
and as the boys did their long jumps, high
jumps and bar vaults the crowd could
hardly keep their seats.
The athletes were: ]. I. Root. ]. B.
Clark. II. N. Snoddy, A. Goodrich. Barney
r. Hun. H. c. Wear c. Boulton, c. W.
Gardned G HUFF. Keegan and Engals,
The events were standing hogh. standing
board, bar vault and running high Oft
OF the spring board. Irwin Root took
first with 134 points; Elmer Hun, second
with 81 points; T. NJ Snoddy. third with
81 points Judges; Revert Jackman, O..
r. Croker. Referee. Physical Director
Peck Scorer. Monte SCher
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-20

Ernest Rambeck's restaurant, and will
be served by walters who are univer-
sally known in Wichita for the spicy
way with which they pass about the
good things. 1t is not necessary 10 refer
10 charity to make people hunger for
that pot-pie, but that's what it is given
for The proceeds will help the good
women to do something for humanity
during the winter months. To those who
have in the past RECALLED themselves at
the annual feast given by these ladies.
Saturday win be a long time coming.