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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

81 hear Miss Flirty threw Chollic over
last night "Soy She told me she would
be disengagcd this evening Town Topics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Late Realization.-"I now realize" said
The pig, as they loaded him in the wagon
bound for the butchers, Il now realize that
over-eating tends TO shorten life. In
q innanolis Press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

The Mexicans allay their thirst by chew
ing Chicle,. which Is the main ingredient oil
Whites "Nucatan" Gum.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Dyeing is as simple as washing when ron
use PUTNAM FADELEss DYES. Sold by all
druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

1t is when a man has enough energy TO 90
astray and doesn't that he is in shape TO do
good work.-Puck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Mistress--"There is only one possible OBJ
lection TO the place. The children will keep
YOU busy cooking; they are great eaters !"
The New Cook-"Don't let that worry you,
ma am. They won't be after have begun
10 do the cooking. Boston Transcript.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16
Halls Family Pills are the best.

Proved It.-"What do YOU think, Clarice
went out and sang at an entertainment in
private insane asylum" did she say
whether they showed their insanity much!'
ooh. yes; they encored her three times. -
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

A ST. Louis girl has outclasscd all the
Macs. She spells her name Maiae.--St.
Louis Globe Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump.
ton has an equal for coughs and colds
John u. Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb.
TO- 1900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16
Lane. Family Medicine.

Moves the bowels each day. In order to
be healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head
ache Price % and SOC.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

has the largest sale Of any ink in the world,
because il is the best ink that can be made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

II il n case of milk-shake when the milk.
man fails 90 call.-Chicago Daily News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Kcmp's Balsam will stop the Cough at
once. Go 10 your druggist to-day and get
sample bottle free. Large bottles % and &c
cents. Go at once: DELAYS are dangerous.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

After girl has prepared refreshments for
n party, her next step " hide them from
her brother -Atchison Globe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

A Dose in Time Saves Nine Of Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar for Coughs.
Pixies Toothache DROPS Cure in one minute.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Hints on Fashion.-Mr. Goodleigh- Sis.
ter Gabbeigh, YOU don't know how much
you are missing by not attending church
regularly" Miss Gabbeigh-'I don't miss
so much as you think. have subscribed for
two fashion magazines. baltimore Sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Saving wood is the better exercise. but
golf Is more popular.-Atchison Globe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

tarrh, madam They will generally
reply, oh, no, | never had catarrh My
nose il perfectly clear and my breath is
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Greatness is not so much in ability 60
plan masterpieces as in persistency in pur
suing them. Rams Horn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Motives do not make men; men make mo.
tives.-Chicago Daily News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure. 25o.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-03-16

To Cure n cold In one nay
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
NOTES OE TIE LINKS.

,-,r.-s who use the public links at Van tor'Iaho'
parx will begin their annual championship oi' "'
-, the contest being open TO both men anu
- The hes; sixteen will qualify IN eatn '!sSs, i
and on I;Ji rhe fnal round at thirty-siX holes
- tn IL he held on Thanksgiving Day
NJ, open,s committee of the Dyker Meadow
90, C1,,b Mrs f. l.. Kalbfiesch, Mrs. AooIph F.
C,,.,e Miss Grace Chauncey. Mrs Nililarh he''"'
,1 II Merritt and Miss Clara Ogden mas ar
-'i"' - .,r,a,,an. for the women, and weekly
80 ,,,,u no held during the cold weather On
i I've course the following mater nays oh w
booked this month: SoVfniper fn W Westchester;
IHnnNember % Fox Hills vs.; Dyker Meaao"' NJ
,,,euher 80 Fox Hills VS. Coiunoia No"s
The November handicap for classes ana q IS
o.. ba held at Arlsley on Saturday. prizes oelhs
20 eso.aa FOR the winners in each class. On Thanks
,,, 1ov q mixed foursome tournament VIII prob
ab,,, be arranged since 1t Is the purpose OF the
,oord or governors to keep the links open as long
@ nossibe this season players of the club 10 begin
this morning and to continue uhra @ daI ,,a
Irocrnds and the having the lowest net totai
will receive the prize
1ohn c. Bates. of the senior class. has been
o,ooted captain of the Columbia golf team. TO sue
oood lanes A. Edwards who has been forced to
,ritbdraw on account of his law work On Wednes-
day the college championship will be started at the
Fox HilIs links, and the best elSnt men IN .ne
qualifying round Of that DAY VIII continue at '
play for the title
7, NJ Hubbeli captain Of the Flushing Golf Club.
,,.. offered a cup for a match play handicap open
10 members of the club. The qualifying round $
70 take place on November %. the first and second
IN tIandcaps will he arranged by Gordon Gordon,
11S y n Rossiter and l.. B. Franklin.
co,enp at Fox Hills will be continued throughout
49,, winter This decision has just been made by
49, Green's committee much to the satisfaction of
me me clubs growing membership. Nine holes will be
seDt
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
THRILLING RIDE IN BALLOON.
NARROW ESCAPE OF PARTY FROM LAND
ING IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

San Francisco. Nov. 3-The nine occupants
OF the car OF the balloon which escaped from
this city yesterday afternoon, returned Saieis
to San Francisco to-day, having peeh rescue"
f.or boiDe in the air two hours. The balloon
cerna down near Pescadero. fifty miles from TINS
citv and only a short distance from the oOe'
Tho harIoo, was at one time setting out to sea-
but was blown back to land. Those VINO inaoe
tho involuntary trip were: Edward P Dudley
aeronaut; A l. Dodge Edward Foster J' "a'-
Ter Leon. c. p Vildecoq, J. F. Leonard NJ L.
t1-ar+b Iobn a NJ Swift and Mrs J. p. Gun
saulus. ,
When the balloon broke its rope 1t sailed
awav in a southerly direction South OF feo-
wood City is struck another air current "nlch
took It toward the ocean over the summit oi
the coast range. Nineteen miles from La 1oi'H'
and about six miles from Pescadero lies beatty
Thonson's place Thomson was out Wheh t'e
balloon came along by Wurrs MIL with t'le
,rarnIfnp hook slipping through the trees and
raking along brushy patches of ground hF tnlS
time much of the gas had been let out OF the
balloon and the power was weak Nhen 'he
rona came within Thomson's reach he grasped
Il and bore down with all his weight Ihls
stonnad the flight Soon the balloon was brought
10 the ground. and the eight passengers ana 'he
aeronaut alighted.
T Dodge one of the passengers, describing
the trip said the balloon first started toward
Oakland and after circling about Tor a uii'e
drifted southwark and became stationary Tor
short period. Then catching breeze from 'he
eastward it sailed over the San Mateo hills ana
stood far out over the ocean. and the occupants
Of the wicker cage faced the prospect OF
n1unqe into the sea. Twice. according 10 Dodge
story the balloon dipped close TO the surface OF
the water but rose again each time 10 CON
siderable altitude. Finally a breeze from the
sea caught the balloon and carried II parh y, ~
the tops Of a grove OF trees landed II on Il "i4-
side six miles from Pescadero.
1T was = terrible experience" said Dodge
and would not undergo the same adventure
again for anv consideration. Everybody was
nnd NO or three men We're so sick that they
sat n the bottom Of the basket throughout the
trip
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
A GOLFING ROLL OF HONOR.

With only one big tournament to be de
cided that at Lakewood in Thanksgiving week,
the question of an official ranking of golfers prom
trent in the years play is being discussed with re-
newed interest. The feeling is growing among the
larger clubs that the work should be undertaken
by the United States Golf Association AZ an early
date A similar plan has been followed by the
Metropoitan League Of this city with excellent
results and its wider application seems imperative.
in the opinion of those who have the interest OF
the game at heart An official announcement ny
the United States Golf Association of the pest play
ers in the country, grouped by classes Is the
scheme advocated and its merit would seem 10 He
IN the aid given handicapping committees In ar
ranging open tournaments where golfers from an
,,rts of the country are gathered, as well as IN
tba stimulus afforded the players tHtiihlsei
SIch a ranking has been announced ny . tnt - -
rionni Lawn Tennis Association almost ILoti -,
tnrautjor and the good results nccoIrpItshtu az
nov sought by golf players. Those pdcK ol i ir'e
nro tact Will urge the matter at the h'Nt
~ fba T-nited States Golf Association. ana are @ s,.
ei,ira ~ success long rs the tntern ioiat ~
,,,trhes with Canada were held the choIse % @ liIe
aTarfcan team constituted a sort OF ollt!ai
,eitcr, of the ten players In the coutliS "u
,,n.r ti,at they have been abandoned no SuSi Lte
cerI,ion s made II s to restore thls ron o t
tbat has started the present agittJlot an - a.
- e',nnort Of the executive committee tI't' -
rraason 10 believe that the work VIII pe ooie'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
NEGRO KILLS WHITE MAN AND 4 NEGRO
RACE STRIFE STIRRED Up IN VIRGINIA Po11T1-
CAL MEETING.

Roanoke, Va. Nov. 3-Meagre details were re-
ceived here to-day from the little town OF Ferrum
Va about thirty miles from Roanoke. on the
Roanoke and Southern Railroad. OF a tragedy at
that place last night. negro named William
Hale took exception 10 some remarks made by a
white man at political meeting and, leaving the
hall went 10 his home. where he armed himself
with double barrelled shotgun. loaded IT with
buckshot returned TO the place where the speaking
was being held and fred both barrels into the
crowd 4 white named Robinett who was the
village blacksmith, killed instantly and John
Thomas, colore5, received wounds from which he
6ied shortly afterEard. Two other men, both white
hut names thus far not learned here seriously
and probably fatally wounded.
Hale made his escape and thus far has not been
captured, though the country is being secured for
miles around by indignant citizens. Bloodhounds
were sent to tie this morning. There are no
trains on the Roanoke and Southern road Sum-
day and the telegraph Office IS closed Hale is said
TO be q desperate character.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
Surnor: Buildings. ct
s.. 500. 7ss OF s1.33s. .327 se s6.74s. 1S4 Gs

II may be observed that the maintenance Of the
the hospitals insane s4e 1f7 u for the
fiscal year mentioned Governor Odell found that
the State Commission in Lunacy had balance OF
s3ao 600 in its maintenance account. and he au-
shorized expenditure of $4,000 additional for
maintenance" The legislature therefore has set
this wear The Governor also approved OF ap-
r,ropriation $50 for buildings for housing the
INDECENT insane. OF this s300G9 will be ex-
pended IN enlarging the State Hospital FOR the In
sane Rochester that it will provide accom-
7odation I1si patients its present capacity be-
ing 81 patients Then contracts have been let for
enlargement Of the CIowanda State Hospital for
the Insane at of $4,000. of which $50 600 will
be expended this year. A home FOR 120 nurses has
5ust been completed Rochester of $40 600.
The State Commission in f4unacy has been pro
yided with all the money needed for the completion
Of the State Hospital for the Insane Central
Islip The rev buildings Of the hospital will give
tendants. Approximately said official of the
State Commission in Lunacy yesterday. twelve
hundred patients Will be moved down from Ba ck-
wells Island Central Islip. We shall also move
twelve hundred patients there from Wards Island.
Poushl1eepse and Buffalo. Then thirteen hundred
Kings Park Hospital There will he thirty-eight
hundred patients Central Isiip and twenty-eight
hundred patients Kings Park
Governor Odell also has TO consider the Increase
Of the number Of INDECENT insane in this State.
This fact is made clear by the following table,
showing the number of patients in each OF the
State hospitals October 1 of each year men
o-1eS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
GOLF.
ELECTION DAY TOURNAMENTS ON TOW y
AND COUNTRY LINKS.

Every links in the metropolitan district Will nave
its share in to-morrows holiday programme tluo
tournaments and team matches nave beeh an
nounced at practically all the local golf CLUBS ana
the day promises be the most active that soIiers
have enjoyed since Labor Day. Inc Johh Reiu
gold medal the oldest trophy in competition IN
this country, will be played for at the St Andrews
links and the winner will receive the cruz chaih-
nionship for the year Norris County has arranged
a mixed foursome tournament of eighteen holes
medal play and with than four huhoreu
members to draw from the contest should De i
lively one To-morrow's play will be devoted TO a
qualifying round in which the four pest pairs WIZ
meet later for the Morris County cup ana 'ne
second four pairs for the Greens Committee oup.
The semi-finals are take place on November
or5 tb. finale ON November IS. At the Richmond
IIul links there will De a handicap against bogle
as we'll as a long driving competftlon' poth coi-
fined TO members of the club.
Two Election Day cups are the speclai prizes
offered at Ardsley. where qualifying rouno Oh
eighteen holes is to be finished before p m, after
which the best eight are to be drawn for the first
cup and the next eight for the second cup; semi
finals being decided the same afternoon ana i''ials
Glen Ridge golfers who have appeared in weekly
handcaps through the season will meet for FOR % spe-
At Richmond County there will be mems handt-
e4p m ent Pnas for the Jennings Cup
with it the title OF club champion VIII & oe 'ne ne
Brooklyn and as an additional prize the governors
have offered a cup for the winner OF a thlrty-slA
Field Club bath Beach the cup Is to be I prf +
being in all probability, mixed foursome haIoi-
cap At the Colonia Country Club the quanfylngg
round in the clubs semi annual championship VIII
be started in the forenoon. the first eight meeting
the same afternoon at match play, and the hnals
being decided on November Is EngeWood players
will continue their tournament for the cub cnaIn-
pionship and similar contests Will occupy the mem
hers OF the Montclair Essex County and Ridgewood
golf clubs. At clubs where no formal prizes nave
been announced the links will be open for geerill
competition Fox Hills the final round IN the
Staten Island championship will be between Morti-
mer NJ Singer and the winner OF the mate be-
tween Louis Livingston, jr., and r. T. P Fiske-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
THE RiCETRiCK.
WHITNEY HEADS LIST OF WINNERS
HIS TOTAL OF s10S 40 EXCEEDS THAT OF
LAST YEAR-EXPENSES GREATER,
HOW EV Err

The list giving the sums won in stakes and
purses metropolitan and Saratoga tracks by
turfmen this shows William Z. Whitney at
ts head with total Of slGS 40, against total OF
S92,5i5 for last year His total expenditures far
exceeded this sum. for paid than 5000 for
Ndsturtium. and probably total of 100000 for
Blue Glr. Yankee and Endurance by Right. Last
season James Il. and f. Z. Keene headed the list
with 1857. but they have only $56t9l this
season. Many of their horses. including Com
mando and Conroy. went wrong early in the sea
son John +. Madden - second with s05.l1- as
against his 50 0oO last year. His principal win
nngs were with Yankee and Blue Girl in whom
Mr.. Whitney owned part interest when they won
for Mr. Madden.
Frank Farrell. known the ''poolroom king
and a close friend OF Richard Croker, stands third
with i9tl0 Clarence Mackay's Banastar and
Heno Won the largest part Of the SiOl3l that puts
him in NTH place he list. wnlIe King Pepper
and Whisky King nave been Colonel Peppers most
successful winners W. II. Sealey has been the
most successful Western horscman in the East.
while J. ". Schorr NEST of his s2oI95 with En-
durance by Right before he sold her 10 Mr. Whit
n"y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
THE HOTEL BEATEN.

From The Boston Beacon
hotel keeper in the CatskiIIs pun UP sign as
advertisement.
FIFTY dollars will be paid to any who can
beat this hotel for 8 a day
Not long afterwdrd slick fellow arrived He
occupied a room took three square meals: then
he vanished. The proprietor had him arrested By
the village constable under the charEe OF tefrauG-
in: or beating his hotel The fellow hired a
country lawyer. who promptly sued the landlord
for the so reward claiming that II -air game,
as h. had beaten the house FOR the s. a day.
The prisoner being discharged. gave the claim for
in the course events being Indebted 70 the judge,
turned the claim 10 him His honor went
nromntIy to the hotel TO board the BILL and on
sunday had the landlord arrested for contempt OF
court because there no chicken pie served
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
CYCLING.
CHAMPION MAKES MORE WORLD
RECORDS AT VAILSBURG.

About four thousand spectators went to the Nalls'
burg track near Newark, yesterday 10 WITNESS 'ie
regular programme of bicycle races NLile Cle
snort was good It was OF the ordinary SORT Win
the exception of the ride by Albert Champion Oh d
motor bicycle Champion started out TO create ne"
figures for ten miles, and succeeded SO well 'hal ne
broke all records from two TO ten mics anu an"
nrettv close to his own record for one mile Chah-
pion did five miles in 622s and ten miles IN 1-'4' %
The Frenchman seemed TO fairly ny arouiii '"'
track and the s-ecators held their breath at uies
The professional match race between Lester " IL
son and Floyd Krebs in half-mlie meats. oest
TWO in three Wilson did not appear to De hllnSen
and the Newark won in straight heatS' D
heats were oafing matches up to the nnal spii' ~
the tame Thirty-four riders started In the twenty
tive-mile race for amateurs, and at one ure 'iie
ambitions Youngsters strung all over 'ne
track Teddy" Ellington had the most speeu d"
tho finish and won in clever style summaries
Professional match race two In three nan ii
heats between Floyd of Newark ana So So 90
~, or ptshi1rg-FIrst heat by I<rebs I1rne' -'''
H Haifr'iIe novice~Won by William Boyden ne%a,x M
rosenh Fogler Brooklyn. second: Waiter DHS''ei' ~
13h, uiie exhibition motor cycle by Albert Champ.l saal
I!n,fs gaf s5si. S3 lG:15is ii:$oIS, 1247% roaor
iye mile onen tamaeur)-Won by, os
Biington valshurg NJ T. Doye. NeWn1 S-bappey Little
~ a ortb -rire 1:o35o Winners of greatest nuineE
- Ejrst prze w B Ferguson Brooklyn seEoilu
oI = schorn Nev-Yort Winners OF specla priIes
tt|,t miles IT u Hooper Roseve: zen ,i, n1ils 49,
Rngton yailsbusg: fifteen miles ". Z. b|"'u' e'S'S
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
EX-SENATOR DArIs's SPEECH IN uExIco
REMARKS MADE IN DECLINING THE PRoFFER OF
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE CONFERENCE.

Mexico City, Nov. S.-In declining the tender CT
the presidency Of the Pan-American Congress. ex-
Senator Davis, chairman Of the American delega-
ton. spoke follows:
am deeply sensible Of the honor proposed. and
together with of duty, compels to say
that ! cannot accept We are here not for office.
not for preferment in any way but 10 assist all Of
the republics Of America in whatever may lead to
good. especially in peace, harmony and goodwill
TO all
We wish to help TO cultivate and bring about a
feeling than has heretofore existed although
heretofore that feeling has been friendly.
Our thought is that should have additional
communication both water and rail and ] want TO
see and believe all here do international rail-
road from Argentina to the Rio Grande l believe
that harmony. peace and goodwill Will out
Of work here, and that will find a TO
prevent further this hemisphere; that
peace will reign perhaps forever. Eighty million
OF the people in the United States stand ready TO
the best results for the good of the American
republics. We know. happy. true.
loyal. independent and liberty loving people, and
" say friends south that want
no further territory. but firm. firm as
the Medes and Persians, In what IS known as the
Monroe Doctrine which means that your territory
is be protected. your political rights. your COM
mercial rights and your liberties forever guaran-
teed.
feel more than speak; / appreciate the
compliment proffered to me more than tell
you. but. as 7 have said al the beginning, ] feel
that ] should decline.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
Miss SuREVE WINS HOOLET CUP.

~ =. the Park Golf Club of Plain
en,a have lust completed their seasons tourney Tor
tba cup offered by f. s Hooley' ana MISS May
c,-e,a has been declared the winner with 'o'hi
- 1s nonts Miss Daisy Elsherg was SeGphu itS NH II
OF 10 - and Miss Harriet Shreve thlrd viii !
,pts 10 some of the other leadtng wis
pph nahaj Eandcrvcnter. Miss MARY u {.
ME- ME- Fisie Rrokaw Miss Helen fhhhPS' MISS -
IinwaiI and Miss A l.. Jennings
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
FTREHEN MAKE LIVING CHAIN.
THRILLING REsCUEs FROM DEATH BY vOLUN
TEER HEROES IN MOUNT VERNON.

TEER HEROES IN MOUNT VERNON.
BY the quick action Of volunteer fremen who
formed a human chain six families saved
from being burned to death in fire which de-
stroyed the Fligenheimer flats. in West Sidney
ave, Mount Vernon. at 1 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The fire started In baker shop, and
when the firemen arrived the halls we're filled
with smoke, and women and children stood on
the window sills ready to jump. Fireman James
Hoge of the truck company, rushed through the
halls and carried four children of James Ma
honey, at the risk OF his life. down burn
ing stairway TO the street. Mrs. Mahoney, who
was nearly sufocated, handed down the
main hallway by fremen, who formed a life
saving chain.
Previous to the arrival of the hook and ladder
company some of the firemen stood on each
others shoulders and thus succeeded In reach
ing Mrs. Nicholas Carel just as she was about
20 leap out. Half a dozen children and women
were carried down ladders to safety.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
LHnrsrRLAL conN1ssLoy TO EyD HoRE

Washington, Nov 3-The Industrial Commission
will cease 10 exist December 10 by operation Of
law The members of the commission now at
home 10 vote in the coming State elections A full
meeting os the commission will be held next
"wednesday. and the commission probably will re-
main in session OF the month, going over its
final report This will be embodied in one volume
and will be submitted TO Congress about the time
the official existence of the commission expires.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-04
1TTuRT4 TRACK ATHLETICS s

C,oluu,bia's track management is planning an
oc,iye season of contests with various colleges.
There will be a mile relay race with the University
~ PENNSYLVANIA at the 23d Regiment Armory.
r,rooklyn on November %. Two weeks later TWO
,niie relay race will be held with Yale, on December
: under the auspices of Company B. sth Regiment.
g., me armory Ninety -fourth-st and Park-ave.
Nesotiations are also under way for q dual meet
Nth PENNSYLVANIA on December H.