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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-08
FRENCH WANT TO LEARN.


PARIS, Nov. IN. Bouquet. director-in-
chief of the Department OF Technical In
struction of the Ministry OF Commerce.
confirms the statement that the minister of
commerce, NJ. Millerand. proposes to ap-
point a committee 10 elaborate a plan FOR
the establishment of a French school in the
United States devoted TO the study OF
American industrial methods. NJ. Bouquet
said: M. Millerand himself is the initiator
of the scheme. We realize that America
now leads the van in industrial progress.
She is far ahead OF England. Germany and
ourselves in organization and methods OF
work Hitherto we have been sending
numbers Of engineering students 10 Ger
many, England and Belgium But the
minister has come TO the conclusion that
the field which offers the greatest profit IN
their study Is the United States. He has
therefore resolved TO concentrate his ef-
forts there" A general bureau or college
will be established at Philadelphia or in
Chicago with director and a couple OF
subdirectors. who will be fully acquainted
with the workings or the various industries
under their guidance.
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LUBKAN SHORT OF FOOD
REBEL LEADER In THE ISLAND OF
SANIAR MAY SURRENDER.
Insurgents More Active in Leyte-
Drowned-Capt. Anderson Dead.

CATBALOGAN, Island of Samar. Nov. Z.
The few Filipinos who are surrendering
say that the insurgent leader Lubkans pro-
visions are exhausted and that he and his
men are living on a scanty supply OF sweet
potatoes. Lukban is being strongly urged
to surrender. He is weakening, and 1t is
believed he will yield by Nov 10, owing to
the blockade, making it impossible for him
to procure more food. The insurgents are
described as being in great fear of the SOL
diers.
The insurgents are becoming more active
in the island of Leyte. Yesterday the town
of Matalon was attacked. At Inopacan the
insurgents cut the telegraph line While
a detachment of American troops were re-
pairing it they were fired upon by band
of insurgents. After a brief skirmish the
rebels were dispersed.
First Lieutenant Robert T. Crawford, of
the First Infantry. sergeant and five
men, while attempting to cross the Babylon
river, in Samar, were drowned.
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French Foreign Office, However, Is Not
Satisfied and VIII Insist on COM
pliance with All Demands.
MARINES LAND AT MIDELLI
AND TAKE ONE OF THE CUSTOMS
HOUSES OF MITYLENE ISLAND.
Horrible Atrocities in the Congo Free
State-Frenchmen to study Amer
fcan Industrial Methods.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. THE Porte
has yielded still further to the French de-
mands and has notified NJ Bapst, counsel
or of the French embassy, that authority
is granted France to rebuild or repair six
teen churches, converts and other institu-
tions situated in different villayets.
PARIS, Nov. S.-The Greek minister in
Constantinople, according to a dispatch to
a Paris news agency from Athens. has teie-
graphed the Greek government that the
Porte has accepted all the demands of
France.
PARIS, Nov. $40 p. ma dispatch
from Admiral Caillard has just been re-
ceived announcing that he landed marines
on the island of Mitylene this morning and
occupied the customs at Midelli without re-
sistance. The French government has re-
ceived satisfactory replies from all the
powers, without exception, to its note ex-
planning the measures taken against
Turkey. An excellent impression has been
created in official circles by the tone of the
response of the United States, which is
couched in the most friendly terms.
Official advices received here say the
Turkish authorities have cut the telegraph
line between Mitylene and Constantinople.
Thus Admiral Caillard was unable to COM
municate directly with M. Bapst counsel
or of the French legation at Constantine
pie. and was obliged to file all dispatches at
the island of Syra.
The French government is fairly satisfied
with the progress already achieved In the
dispute by the naval demonstrations. The
Sultan has promised to settle all monetary
claims, and has offered guarantees which
fall little short of those demanded. France,
also on the surrender of Turkey in the
matter of treaty rights before evacuating
Mitylene. No international complications
are anticipated, in view of the powers re-
sponse to Frances note, and no trouble is
expected on the island itself.
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TROLLEY CAR STRUCK.
Hit by n Railway Train on a Crossing
and Six Persons Hurt.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. IA Chicago Great
Western freight train ran into trolley car
at the James-street intersection of the kaw
river. in Kansas City, Kan. early to-day,
injuring six persons. two of whom may die.
The injured
ROLAND II. WILLIAMS, conductor OF
the trolley car. badly bruised and cut by
glass. windpipe nearly severed; probably
fatal.
JOHN L. SCHNACKENBERG, motor
man, foot mashed.
CHARLES LAWRENCE, passenger,
ably fatal.
F. c. MORNINGS, forehead cut. Sc
verely hurt.
MRS. SADIE REED tcolored), nose brok-
en-, chest hurt.
VESTI ROACH (colored), shoulder
sprained, leg hurt.
Half a dozen other passengers had mar
row escapes.
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MARYLAND is in DOUBT
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY TO DE-
eide WHICH PARTY WON.
Indications, However, Now Point to
German Controlling Both Houses
of the Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Nov THE supervisors
of election in the various counties of the
State commenced to-day at noon the official
canvass of the vote cast last Tuesday. and
until it is finished no positive figures can
be given as to the complexion of the next
LEGISLATURE 1t is probable the count out
side of the city will be completed by to-
morrow, although at late hour tonight
no official reports had been made. 1t will
require two. and perhaps three, days to
complete the count in Baltimore city, but
enough is known to make it certain in the
absence of unexpected changes in the Off
cial count that the Democrats will control
both branches of the Legislature. They
have elected one. and probably two, addi-
tional delegates from Baltimore city, two
from Cecil county and possibly one from
Caroline, which have heretofore been
counted in the Republican column. This
will give the Democrats fifty votes in the
House and at least seventeen in the Sen
The returns thus far received show sew
eral unusually close contests. In Caroline
county, for instance. stevens, Rep., has but
one majority over Jefferson, Dem. In Car
roll where an evenly divided delegation
was chosen. twenty-five is the highest ma
jOrity for the Republicans. In Cecil the
only successful Republican wins by the mar
now margin of fourteen votes, while in
Kent the successful Democratic candidate
has but five majority, the successful Re
publican twelve and the two defeated can
didates are tied. In Somerset the success
full Democrat has but twenty-five majority.
In ST Marys twenty votes give the Demo-
Gratis their lowest delegate. In Talbot
county the only Republican elected has
majority OF but thirty-three and none of
the Democrats chosen in Baltimore city has
TO exceed 100 votes TO spare. 1t will thus be
seen that the official count may make some
radical changes in the makeup of the
lower house but it is not probable they
will materially affect the result, as the
other sides are likely to suffer equally by il.
1t will also require the official vote to de-
eide the fate of the state ticket and the
present indications are that neither of the
successful candidates will have a majority
of 10O0 the indications pointing TO the
election OF Herring, Dem, for controller
and Parran, Rep, for clerk of the Court of
Annaalc
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has cabled TO President Castro Offering the
good offices of Chill in order TO arrange the
differences between Venezuela and Colom-
bia stipulating the acceptatiOn of COlom-
bia President Castro's reply was as fol-
lows: Il accept your proposition with
pleasure on condition that Colombia gives
full powers and don't forget my answer TO
the congress at Mexico, stipulating repa-
ration and the payment of damages for in
vasions and losses, bases which / consider
inst reasonable. -
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of the board now is putting the list in
shape for nomination again and IL Will
be ready a few days after the reopening
OF Congress.
Baron LudOvic Moncheur, the newly ap-
pointed Belgian minister to the United
States. was presented to the President to-
day.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt gave
their first formal dinner at the White
House tonight. when a company Of eight
cen persons assembled in the family din
ing room, which was beautifully adorned
with white chrysanthemums.
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Mrs. CowIes Loses "A Diamond Brooch

WASHINGTON, Nov. Mrs. William s.
CowIes. wife OF Commander Cowles. Of the
navy. and sister of President Roosevelt,
was robbed OF. or lost. about ten days ago,
a diamond brooch valued at about 5000. 1t
IS believed the loss occurred during Mrs.
Cowles's recent trip 10 New England, ana
detectives of several cities through which
she passed are working on the case.
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ALLEGED To BE SHORT s1o.o74.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE North
American tomorrow will say: at is Off
cially announced that p. j. Mcclure, tenn
porariiy suspended general secretary-treas-
urer of the Brotherhood of Carpenters, Is
short in his accounts s1O.O74 warrant has
been issued for the arrest OF Mr.. Mcclure
TIE general executive board OF the Broth
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-08
VIII Sail on the Rosecrans.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Orders have
been issued at the War Department direct
ing that battalion of the Twenty-eighth
Infantry sail on the Rosecrans, instead of
the Warren, as heretofore ordered, the lat
ter ship having met with an accident in the
Japan inland sea. The Rosecrans will go
to Portland Ore, to take the battalion and
recruits from Vancouver barracks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-08
THREE MEN KILLED.
Engineer, Fireman and Switchman
MangIed i'm N Railway Wreck.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. 7.-Three train
men, all of Springfield. were killed in North
Springfield last night in a collision on the
Frisco road. between a switch engine and
double-header. The dead are Will Nichols,
engineer OF switch engine; Harry Rosin,
fireman of switch engine; John T. Yerner.
sWltchman, who was standing on switch
engine tender. The engineer and fireman
were caught between the tank and boiler of
the engine of the double-header and
scalded to death. The switchman was so
badly mangled that it was necessary to
pick him up in pieces.
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erhood of Carpenters has also preferred
specific charges of breach of trust against
its old secretary treasurer. A vote by the
1000 local unions of the brotherhood has
been ordered. to be returned on or before
Dec. 10. on the advisability of making Mr..
McGuire's suspension permanent The sus-
pended official was one of the founders of
the American Federation of Labor as well
as the Brotherhood of Carpenters"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-08
Growth OF Rural Free Delivery.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE statistics of
the growth of rural free delivery service
show that on Dec. . next there will be
6OO9 carriers throughout the country, trav-
cling total mileage approximating Ia. .220
miles daily. 24i2 miles each on aver
age. There have been l2.000 applications
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shot Himself to Avoid Capture.

POPLAR BLUFFS. Mo. Nov. 7.-Franh
Reed, a notorious character along the Mis-
souri-Arkansas boundary line, killed him
self to-day TO avoid capture after he had
forced a sheriff's posse TO retreat and after
he had been shot twice, once In the head
and once through the body.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IA cablegram re-
ceived at the War Department to-day from
General Chaffee, at Manila, announces the
death from pneumonia of Captain Robert
II. Anderson, of the Ninth Infantry. Cap
tain Anderson was appointed to the army in
1884 from civil life, being credited to
Georgia.
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PANAMA NOT CAPTURED.
Denial of Report Circulated by
Friends of Rebels.

COLON, Colombia. Nov. 7.-There is alb
solutely truth in the report circulated in
the United States that Panama has been
captured by the Liberals. No fighting
whatever has occurred. The condition of
affairs Is the same as IL has been for weeks
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-08
Chile Offers to Mediate,

LAGUAYRA, Venezuela. Nov. 7-Senor
Herbost, the minister OF Chill at Bogota,
with the authorization OF his government
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-02-14

On January 3Ist Mr.. Pitt intro
duced in the Senate a DILL amending
the statute now in force regulating
the amount of license which sheep
owners who do not own real estate
within the borders of Nevada are
obliged to pay to the License Col
lector Of such county IS they may be
found in. Under the provisions of
this bill such owners are required to
pay licenses ranging from $3.50 per
annum for 5000, to $50 for 1000,
and $z5 for less than that number.
II Mr.. Pitts measure becomes a
Law parties who wi real estate
within the limits of Nevada, equiya-
lent to one acre for each three sheep
so owned or ~pastured, will not be
required to take out such license;
but it is provided that a lessee of
lands shall not be deemed or con-
sidered as the owner and holder OF
such lands within the meaning Of
the provisions Of this Au.
Under the law as 1t stands at
present, it is claimed, many sheep
owners have evaded the payment Of
licenses by simply having lands
leased from railroads or other cor
porations. and it is to reach these
that this has been framed.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-02-14

The Reno Gazette of Tuesday
says:
1t was twenty-nine degrees below
zero last night at Elko, twenty at
Boca and twelve at Truckee. The
steam heaters in the Pullmans all
froze up while passing through the
"cold belt" of Eastern Nevada.
Capt. Gosse says one lady passenger
from Florida froze to death near
Battle Mountain, but he is such a
Joker that one never knows when to
take him seriously.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-02-14
FOR SALE.

We have for sale three
carloads of Delaine Merino
Rams of the best quality.
Also French and Franco
Spanish cross-bred rams.
Shropshires, Hampshires
and Cotswolds. Can fur
nish thoroughbred bulls Of
the best strains of breeding
at low rates.
Write for further partic-
ulars to j. H. kirkpatrick,
Utica, Ohio, or Kirkpatrick
& Whitaker Stockton, Cal.
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No s94
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
Limited States Land Office.

United States Land Office,
Carson City, New. February q, 1890.
nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT. A.
IN Blossom. whose postofice address is
Battle Mountain, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for a patent for 1000 linear
feet OF the
Copper King and Copper QReen
mine or vein, bearing gold, silver and cop
per with surface ground 600 feet in width,
situated In Battle Mountain Mining District,
County of Lander n State OF Nevada, n
by the feld-notes and official plat
on file in this office as Us. Mineral Survey
Number 1892 in Township 81 North Range A
East of Mount Diablo Meridian said Lot No.
1892 being as follows:
SURVEY No 1892.
COPPER KING LODE.
BEGINNING at Corner MOL. Identical with
the s Z cor OF the location and with the n Z
cor OF Carissa No. 2, Lode unsuryeyed. A
pine post ~ # long, 4 inches square, set II
in h ground in stone noun n
scribed LISP, whence, the y T. cor of Sec b,
p 81 n r "a L NJ ID NJ bears s 9 Is W, 6s31 #.
Feet. Thence y 81 30 +
$500 To cor No. 2. Identical with the \
Z location cor. A pine post IA IT
long, 4 inches square. set l6 inches
In the ground in earth mound and
scribed lisp.
Thence n IS SOW
500 To cor No. 3. Identical with the
n W location corner, and with cor
ner No. 2, Copper Queen Lode, this
survey. A pine post ~ # long, 4
inches square, set / foot in ground
in stone, mound and scribed, 80
1892.
Thence 8 81 80 W.
100 To cor No. 4. Identical with the s
w location cor and with cor No. l.
Copper Queen lode this survey, and
with N W cor Carissa No. 2 and n
4 cor carissa No. l lodes, unsur-
veyed. A pine post set l6 inches in
ground in earth and stone, mound
and scribed 4-1-1ss2.
Thence 8 80 80 4.
800 To cor No. 1.-The place of beginning.
COPPER QUEEN LODE.
Beginning at cor No. l Identical
with corner No. 4, Copper King
Lode this survey, and with N +
cor Carissa No l and n W Cor Car
issa No. 2lodes unsufyeyed. Whence
the \ Z cor of Sec 5, Ta N, r "A I
NJ ID bears q "A W 7247 #.
Thence N 81 80 4.
100 To cor No. 2. Identical with cor
No. 3 Copper King lode this survey
Thence n IS 30 w.
. To cor No. 3 Identical with the n
location cor. A pine post AZ II
long, 4 inches square, set 6 inches
in ground In stone mound and
scribed 1882.
Thence s 81 80 W.
ID To cor Nod. Identical with the s
W cor of the location and with the
n w cor OF the Carissa No. l lode
unsuryeycd. A pine post, AZ fl
long, 4 inches square, set / foot in
ground and scribed 1882.
Thence s rs 30 T..
6 To cor No. 1. The place of beginnn &
Variation tan corners Oh Copper
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No -;
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
United States Land once,

IL1ttQ states IHuu OiIttt
Carson City. New, February p, 90.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.
A. Blossom, whose postOf1ce address
Is Battle Mountain. Nevada, has this day
filed his application for a patent for l2ol1
linear feet OF the
sweet Marie
mine or vein. bearing gold, silver and cop
per with surface ground Go II in width on
s W end and 55l feet in width. on n Z end
situated in Battle Mountain Mining District,
County OF Lander and State of Nevada. and
designated by TIE held-notes and of1cia!
plat on file in this office as Z. 5. Mineral
Survey number ls95 in Township j north
Range n East Of Mount Diablo Meridian
said lot number 1895 being as follows:
SURVEY no. $3.50.
SWEET MARIE LODE.
Beginning at cor no. / on line "a Widow
Lode L s : 1895, 5 2 a " from cor no. 3.
A pine post ~ fl long, 4 inches square set
IA inches in ground and scribed l-ls95-
Whence the II Z cor Sec 5, T 81 \ X "A E., NJ
d VI bears S IA Is + 3SS4 fl.
Feet. Thence n % o.
sos Iniersect line % Widow Lode Z $
Survey no 1893 at 1875 IT s67 80
+ from cor no. 3.
l2a5 To cor no ? Identical with n Z
location cor. A pine post ~ IL
long. 4 inches square set / II in
ground in stone noun and
scribed 2-lsa5.
Thence n IS Sc W
SOL To cor 10. 5. Identical with n W
location cor. A pine post ~ II
long. 4 inches square set ! IT in
ground in stone mound and scrib-
ed s-lsa5.
Thence S s. INV
i2I7.3 To cor nc. l. A pine post s. fl long
Slnches squAre set ! IT in ground
in stone mound and scribcd 4
1sss.
coo To cor no. l. the place OF begin
n1I
Variation al all corners II SOC
AREA.
Total area Of claim --..--.-... 1913 acres
Area Of conflict widow Lode L. s.
Survey no. ls9a .......-..s, 0.S0 "
Net area Of iaims...... 1888 4"
The location Of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Ofiee OF Lander County, Ne
yads. in Book l Of Duplicate Mining Notices
a. page 40.
The adjoining claimants are Widow Lode
on the south being L. $. Survey No. !. 1885,
J. A. Blossom owner.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Sweet Marie mine or
surface ground are required TO file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Carson City. in
the State Of Nevada during the sixty days
barred by virtue Of the provisions OF the
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
II Is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
Notice OF Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period of ten consecutive
weeks in the Central Neyadan a weekly
newspaper AT Battle Mountain, Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
Date of first publication March 5, 1900.
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United States Land Once

United States Land Once,
Carson City, New, February 2, 1900
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
Y Blossom. whose poStofice address Is
Battle Mountain. Nevada, has ms DAY nlea
his application for a patent for 1885 linear II
of the
mine or vein. bearing gold. silver and cop
per with surface ground 600 feet in width,
situated in Battle Mountain Mining District,
County of Lander and State of Nevada and
designated By the feld-notes and official
plat on file in this Office a. L. s. Mineral
Survey Number 1885 in Township % North
Range "A East OF Noun Diablo Meridian
said Lot no 1898 being as follows:
SURVEY NO. 1898.
WIDOW LODE.
Beginning at Cor MOL A pine post ~ #
long. 1 inches square, set Is inchesin ground
ia earth mound and scribed 1-ls9s. Whence
the s cor of the location bears 5 81 I,
LIS feet the n Z cor of Sec ), p 81 n, X
" d VI bears 5 II 30 T., 5oS1 #.
Feet. Thence n % 81 < Var II 30 L
1885 To cor no. 2 A pine pos fzt
long. 4 inches square set l6
inches in ground in earth and
stone mound and scribed. 2-isS.
Thence n 81 IS " Var II 50 E
4s74 Interseet line L., Sweet Marie lode
L. s. survey no. 1875 at \ 50 o. L
66.5 II from cor no i.
$40 To cor no. 3identical with Y " cor
OF the LOCATION. A pine posi- "a
# long. 4 inches square. sci / Il in
ground in stone mound and seribed
3-ls93.
Thence s IS 81 W Var 17SoE
sIg Cor no. !, Sweet Marie lode, Z. s.
survey no lsaS.
1895 To cor n 4. Identical with : w
location cor. A pine post. set II
in ground in earth mound and
scribed E1saS.
Thence s 81 6 E Var l7SD E
600 To cor no J. The place OF begin
ming.
Net area Of Widow Lode, SIS acres.
~Theslocstion OF this min is reec-aed in
the Recorders Office Of lander County. Ne
yada. in % l of Duplicate Mining Notices
al page SIS.
The adjoining claimants are Sweet Marie
Lode on the west owned by J. A Blossom.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Widow Mine OF surface
ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Office al Carson City. in the
State of Neyads during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof. or they will be barred
by virtue of the provisions OF the Statute.
o. III. GALLUP. Register.
1t is hereby ordered. that the foregoing
Notice Of Application for Patent be publish
ed for the period of ten consecutive weeks
published at Battle Mountain, Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP. Register.
Date OF first publication March S. 1900.
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No s9s
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

United States Land Office.
Carson City. New, February p, 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. A.
N Blossom, whose posiofice address is
Battle Mountain. Nevada. has this day filed
his application for "A patent for 1890 linear #
ofthe
Rlue Bird
mine or vein, bearing gold. silver and cop
ger with surface ground Go feet in width,
situated in Battle Mountain Mining District.
County of lander and State OF Nevada and
designated by the ield-notesa and official plat
on file in this Office as L 5 Mineral Survey
Number 1894 in Township 81 North Range ~
East of Mount Dfablo Meridian said Lot No
1894 being as follows:
SURVEY NO 1894.
BLUE BIRD LODE.
Beginning at cor No l. Identical with the
s Y cor of the Location and s W cor J. A.
Blossom o A pine post Al # long, 1
inches sauare set Is inches in ground in
stone mound and scribed 1855. Whence the
y Z cor Sec 5Tp 81 y K a L NJ d NJ bears S