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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
MANY FAILED At WEST POINT.
Out of 30 Candidates Only ~ Passed
Successfully.

West Point, N. Y, June 10.-of the
ffty-nne candidates who reported for
entrance examinations last week. only
twenty-five passed successfully. They
are:
w. p. Abbott of Minnesota; " S. AL
bright of Tennessee; l.. S. Arnold of Ar
kansas; H. H. Broadhurst of North
Carolina f. S. Curtins of Missouri: J.
S. Dusenbury of South Carolina; W. c.
Kelley of Kentucky; p. J. r. Kiehl of
Wisconsin; T. II. Lowe of Missouri; ].
Lund of Iowa; c. A. Mitchell Of New
York; c. ]. Peterson of Illinois; W. w.
Price of Texas; w. f. Prigden Of North
Caro,ina w. w. Rose of Pennsylvania;
L. P. Schoonmaker of New Jersey: B. F.
Scott of West Virginia.; r. A. Seager of
Indiana; ]. B. Shouse of South Dakota;
]. b. Starkey of Illinois; r. Talbot, Jr.,
of Colorado; Fl. L. Wells of Michigan.
The above, together with 105 Others who
qualified last March. took the oath of al
legiance and were admitted to the mill
tary academy to-day. In the reorganiza-
ton of cadet officers Cadet U. S. Grant
was appointed sergeant major and Cadet
Douglas Macarthur first sergeant.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
PROF. TUBBS ON EVOLUTION.
He states the Views for Holding
which TIE Has Been Fired

Salina, Kan, June 10-Prof. Frank d.
Tubbs, recently removed from the chair
OF natural science in the Wesleyan Uni
versity. for alleged heresy, said to-day
of his case:
Il knew nothing of the movement to
Dust me until the thing was actually
done. 1t is usual to give notice a month
or so before action OF that kind is taken.
l am not a hereto. | challenge any
momber of the board of trustees, any
preacher in the Northwest Kansas con-
ference, or any one else, to point out
a single utterance of mine that he has
heard that is in opposition to the doc
trines of the Methodist church.
II am consistent believer In evolution
as the method which God has employed
to bring things about in this world.
don't believe God has gone about his work
in haphazard manner, but has distinct
method. Evolution is the only theory Of
this method adopted and taught by promi-
nent scientists of the world to-day.
have abundant letters from professors in
the leading universities Of America and
England testifying 10 the truth OF the
theory of evolution.
II believe in the right of every man to
inquire where the Bible came FROM who
wrote IL, and what its purposes are. The
ideas which result from such investiga-
lions are naturally various, and while l
am not q teacher OF this subject | hold
no opinions that are not taught in the reg
ularly associated theological schools Of the
Methodist Church, whose teachers are Sc
lected by the bishops OF the church."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
THE WRONG MEDICINE.

thousands of people yearly treat their
."s with the wrong medicine. They are
, ~ .1e nabit of jumping at the first "cure-
Aey see advertised and fancy they
''e going 10 be benefited
Feople should use more caution I'm Sc
Fgung their medicines. These are times
"Hen the country is flooded with the
l'nted boasts of experiments. Those who
.aVe piles in any form cannot be too
V.reIul in it's treatment
ne delicate membranes may receive
1JuHes from humbug remedies that will
p TO the most complicated eruptions.
iFIamid Pile Cure Is the safest remedy
0"n 10 medical science. 1t purifies the
i'0led parts, reduces the tumors and
IN, ~ away the Inflammation. II you are
uonhed, try It.
Li, prepared by the most skilled spec
IA So VINO have made the curing of plies
T.. hnared troubles a life study.
~ now the best known pile remedy
g. 'ne public. Thousands have been
NM VINO had experimental for years
o. every other known remedy. Hun
p,t.. VINO have been treated surgically
crae results have been completely
De- oy Pyramid Pile Cure. Don't ex-
a. with dangerous drugs nor run
NJ N OF painful surgical operation.
M, ,,. ''eny Is prompt, perfect ana per-
o' IN, 'ure for the most persistent case
anii NJ IL manufactured by the Pvr.
foprt 'f Co, Marshall. Mich. and has
On. s way into every wlde-awAke
ard .'ore on this continent. Ask for Il
| % 49,. 'red Of a disease which may lea1
'4l eom2lieatlonA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
OUR ENGINES TOO EXPENSIVE.
French Locomotives More EcOnOmi-
cal, SAYS French Engineer.

French Locomotives More EcOnOm1-
cal. Says French Engineer.
Paris, June 10.-The assistant chief OF
engineers Of the Orleans Railway, when
questioned to-day regarding the report
that the company was dissatisfied with
the American locomotives purchased last
year, said:
IAN thirty have been running since No
vember, and there is no idea of withdraw
ing them. But it is true that they burn
more coal, and that it is slightly more
expensive to maintain them than other
locomotives doing the same work.
They were purchased because they
were needed in a hurry. For this reason
the company does not regret the purchase;
but the experiment is not encouraging,
and the company does not contemplate
further purchase except in similar cir
curnstances, as the French locomotives are
equally satisfactory and more economical
1.-The company experimental with Amer
lean coal last year when quite a quantity
was purchased under favorable conditions
II proved satisfactory. The company is
closely watching this question, and is
prepared 10 make further purchases or
American coal whenever prices VIII al
low"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
GOV ALLEN IN DOUBT.
Doesn't Know whether TO Give Porto
Rico Free Trade or Not.

Doesn't Know Whether to Give Porto
Rico Free Trade or Not.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
Sau Juan, Porto Rico, Wednesday,
June Since Governor Allen has return
ed here he has given the free trade prob
IN arrest CONSIDERATION. Treasurer
Honander has presented him with re-
port showing in detail the workings of
his new revenue adt. He shows that
when the law shall have gone into full
force July !, the island revenues will be
sufficient for the islands maintenance
without the customs duties on trade be-
tween Porto Rico and the United States.
The governor shows some hesitancy in
acting as he is yet undecided when it
would be proper to call the Legislature
in extraordinary session for the purpose
of dec airing that the island has in oper-
ton an adequate system for collecting
revenues, as it has the power to do I'M
der the Foraker organic act.
Were it known how that free trade
would be declared on a given date the
island sugar still unshipped would be cor
nered by specula tors to the detriment of
the planters. This Gov. Allen wishes TO
avoid.
1, is safe to say that the Legislature
will he called to meet in extra session
as soon after July / as is practicable.
July 70 has been suggested. By recent
act of the Legislature, that date, which
will be the third anniversary of the
landing OF the American troops. and also
Santiago's day, the feast of the patron
saint of Spain, has been made legal
holiday
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
PATRICK PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
The Three Rice COnspErntors Re-
| manded without Rail.

The Three Rice COnspErntors Re-
manded without Rail.
New York, June 10.-Albert T. Patrick
pleaded not guilty of the murder of Will
lam Marsh Rice, the Texas millionaire,
when arraigned before Judge Cowing in
the Court Of General Sessions to-day
With him were arraigned David L. Short
and Morris Meyers, charged with forgery
in connection with the case. They plead
ed not guilty also All three were re-
manded back to the Tombs. No applca-
ton for bail was made.
The men were arraigned as a sequence
to the decision rendered by Judge Fos-
ter last Friday overruing a demurrer en-
tered by the attorneys for the defendants.
Must Give s2J,OO0 Bail.
Later Moore and Cantwell attorneys for
Patrick, Short and Myers, made applca-
tion 10 Judge Cowen for bail for Short
and Meyers. Assistant District Attorney
Garvin, representing the people, asked
that bail be fixed at $4,000. MIR. Moore
thought this amount was greatly excess
i've, and asked that bail be fixed at &c.,
900, which he thought the accused could
secure. Judge Cowen named $25 900 In
each case as the sum he would require.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
EMORY COLLEGE DEBATERS.
State Prohibition Their Theme and
the Affirmative Won.

Emory College. oxford, Ga, June 10
The champion debote, the great forensic
contest of the year, came off to-day, the
subject being Resolved, that State
Prohibition is the Best Solution of the
Liquor Problem in Georgia."
The speakers were: Affirmative, j. G.
G. Brooks of Forsyth; Stewart Roberts
of Macon, and Oscar l.. Wozencraft of
Rockmart. Negative, Charles L. Red
ding Of Waycross; Howard E. Elder of
Waycross and Edwin A. Rogers Of
Walesca.
After a heated discussion the decision
was awarded to the affirmative.
Announcements of award of medals
were made as follows;
Bingham medal, for best freshman es-
say, to w. f. Allen, of Jacksonville, Fla. ;
Phinizy medal, for best sophomore essay,
to Willis A. Sutton, of Washington, Ga. !;
Boynton medal, for best Senior or Junior
essay, to Robert H. Timmons, of Allan
TIA; Palmer medal, for excellence in math-
ematics to E. C, Sasnett, of Atlanta
Reppard medal, for excellence in Greek
to Geo. E. Rosser, of Atlanta; Latin
prize, $50 in gold, to H. Rex Mcclellan, of
Americas.
he oOPIlOIhOI6 utCldIlalIOll NOlllNSt 10
always the best of the events of like
character that occur during commence
ment week, and this mornings contest
will do much to preserve this reputation.
Very seldom have there been contests
here in which all the speakers did so well,
or in which public opinion was so divided
as to who should be the wearer of the
medal Mr.. Walter Anthony of Wrights-
lille, was the first speaker, The Lust
of Empire" and he spoke with great
credit. Mr.. Anthony is one of the bright
est men in college, and for two years has
been the leader of his class, in scholar
ship.
The second speaker was William Ma
thaniel Banks of Granville, Acts XVI,
2-S0" He was followed by Mr.. Cloud
H. Bishop of Watkinsville, Separation,
the Solution of the Negro Problem He
is one of the class best athletes. After
music, Mr.. Clyde Keener Campbell of
Augusta spoke, "A Plea for the Survivors
of the Maine" Mr.. Campbell was duke
of the class at one time. Nathan B. Do
zier, Jr., of Nashville, Tenn, was the
next speaker He is one of the best de-
Chalmers in college, as well as a splendid
athlete. Hugh c. Ford of Gainesville,
"Akins S. Jefferson Davis" made one of
the best speeches of the day. Elbert
spoke "Lygia's Rescue" from QUO
Vedis. "The Attitude of the ExConfed-
crate Towards Pensioning the Union
Soldiers" by Fletcher Quillian of
Atlanta, made one of the
best Impressions of any of the speeches
Henry K Grady's 1.-THE Future of the
South" as spoken by Herbert f. Os-
borne of Augusta, received tremendous
applause. Mr.. Osborne was the winner
of the medal last year. Charles Leighton
Shepard of Fort Valley, spoke phillip
pine independence" in a manner that
won the admiration of the whole audi
ence Willie A. Sutten of Washington,
spoke THE Heroes of Earth, the Alps
of History" The last speaker was Rob-
ert L. Virgins of Buena Vista. The
medal was awarded to Ebert Hale of
Rome.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
Easy Work for Prohibitive Favorite
at Gravesend.

Easy Work for PrObibitive Favorite
at Gravesend.
New York, June 10-Ethelbert made
his first appearance of the season to-day
at Gravesend in the Standard stakes at
one mile and half. Sidney Lucas and
Bonnibert declined the issue and he only
had good exercise gallop to win easily
from Beau Gallant. the only other start
at l to and the only first choice OF the
day to win.
First Race-Kensington handicap, one
and three-fourths miles. Matt Simpson.
9 to g. won, with Cephalalgia, I to 3. sec
ond and Magic Light. 8 to s. third. Time
s;ls 2-5.
Second Race-Selling, about six fur
longs. Ventoro. 10 to 1. won. with Mill
tary, 9 to ?, second, and Maiden, 9 to .,
third. Time I'LL.
Third Race-F1ve and half furlongs
April Showers, 8 to 1, won, with G. Whit
tier, to 5, second, and lily Wheel to 2
third. Time 1:S 3-5,
Fourth Race-The Standard Stakes, one
mile and half. Ethelbert, to 6. won,
with Beau Gallant, 5 to and out, second
Time 2:36.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs James P.
Heating, 10 to /, won, with Gold Seeker. Z
to 5, second, and Dixie Line, 4 to l. third
Time Loo LIS.
Sixth Raee-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Ten Candles, 9 TO 2, won with All
Gold, Is to 1 second. and Bonnibert, TO
l, third. Time 1:46 as.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
COLORADO'S COURTESY.
MIR. and MRS. Mckinley Receive
Souvenirs Prepared for Their visit.

Washington. June 10.-The President
and Mrs. Mckinley today received from
Mt. and Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh of Colo
RADIO the exquisite gifts that were 10 have
been souvenirs of the presidential visit
to Colorado had Mrs. McKinleys illness
not cut short their Western visit.
To-day. according to the official pro-
gramme marked out for the trip, the
presidential party was to have break
tasted with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh
at Glenwood springs. The souvenir Sc
lected for the President is a book of
views bound I'm Russian leather ana
mounted in gold and a name plate with
date and place engraved thereon. The
views are steel engravngs and show all
the points of interest which the party
were TO have visited, For Mrs. McKin-
icy was a gold card case suitably en-
graved with name and date. Each of the
cabinet ladies also received a souvenir
card case almost the equal of that made
for Mrs Mckinley
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
HELP NON-UNION MEN
MACHINIsTS WILL STAND By THEIR
FRIENDS.
OVER $4,000 ALREADY SPENT.
FEDERATION OF LABOR ASKED
FOR ASSISTANCE.
ASKED

If Necessary, President O'ConnelI
Says. Appeal VIII BE Made to the
Trade Organizations of Great
britain, Who Were Assisted in
Their Eisht-Hour Day Struggle by
American Machinists-Machi
speciaI Strike Fund of S1JO,O0O
Not Yet Touched. He Says.
Toronto. Ont, June lO.-The Information
al Machinists' Association, in convention
to-day, decided to extend financial aid to
pon-union men who went out with MEM
hers of the association. President OCon-
nell stated that officials were not restrict
Cd as to the amount non-union men should
receive, but he added that in any event it
would be sufficient to induce them to re-
main in the fight to the end. Since May
~ over $4,000 has been distributed among
strikers. and as yet no regular system of
benefits has gone into force.
A resolution was passed asking the
American Federation of Labor to levy an
assessment as provided for in their con-
stitution to provide funds for the strikers.
In the event of a long drawn out fight
an appeal for aid will also be made 20
the trade organizations of Great Britain,
who were assisted by the machinists IN
their struggle for an eight-hour day.
REGARDING the question of finances,
President O'Connell stated that a special
strike fund amounting to over $4,000 was
still intact.
Socialism Not Endorsed.
The convention almost unanimously
voted down a resolution pledging the as
ISOLATION 20 socialism. 1t was also decided
that a certificate of death from a Chris
Iian Scientist doctor should not be recog
nized in the future in a claim for death
benefits.
The committee on laws has finished its
labors The constitutions of local lodges
were adopted. The question arose as to
the desirability of removing headquar-
ters Of the orders from Washington to
some central point, Chicago and Cleve-
land being mentioned A decision will be
made later.
President O'Connell received word this
morning that twenty-six firms in Califor-
MIA had granted shorter hours and an in
crease in pay.
Milwaukee is the favorite for the next
place of meeting. and will likely get it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
The Results at Newport.

Cincinnati. June 1o-Results at New
port
First Race-Five furlongs. selling. Mag
gle Felix. 20 to 1. won, with Dr. Fannie.
B to l, second, and Full Dress, to /,
third Time lis.
Second Race-One mile selling. Col.
Strath. 20 to /, won, with Pretty Rosie, 4
to l. second, and Polly Bixby, to 2,
third. Time 1:43.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Baronet, :
to 2, won, with Erema. even, second, and
Princess Evelyn, Is to /, third. Time l:l4
Fourth Race-One mile and a quarter
selling. Strathbrorek, to /, won, with
Banquo II, 5 to 2. second, and Russian
to !. third Time EOS.
Fifth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Toluca, to 2. won, with John MmElroy,
to 2, second, and tledi, to l. third.
Time 1;19A.
sixth Race-One mile, selling. Birdie
May, to l, won. with Edna Gerry. to
l. second, and Queen Quality. 20 TO /
third. Time l41%.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
THE BIG PLOW COMBINE.
VIII Include Twenty-One Factories
and Have Capital of $75,OO0,OOO.

Chicago, June 10.-Plans for the combi-
nation OF twenty-one of the largest pillow
factories in the country practically were
Charles II. Deere of Moline presided. For
mer Judge Vincent of Chicago has the de-
tails in charge, and expects to have the
combine Incorporated within month with
a prospective capital OF $5,OcO,Ooo. The
election of officers probably Will be held
tomorrow. Ohio, Kentucky Wisconsin
and New York will be in the trust. 1t is
positively denied that the price Of plows
will be raised.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
THE ILLINOIS FINE TRIP.
Big Battleship Expected to Make
1928 Knots on Trial Run.

1928 Knots on Trial Run.
Boston, June 10-The new United
states battleship Illinois arrived in this
port from Newport News to-day. She is
to have her trial trip off the New Eng
land coast during the week.
The Illinois had a very successful run
from Cape Charles to Boston light and
she showed an average speed of about Is
knots. Her contract calls for IS knots
sustained for four hours. Those who
We're on board the big battleship on her
run from Newport News say that she will
make l7S knots or better.
The vessel left Cape Charles lightship
at 10 oclock Saturday night. She round
81 cape Cod at Tbs a. M, to-day. She
stopped below Hull, apparently to wait
iof the tide, but later although it was
~" water a pilot was taken aboard and
.ue Illinois was brought up into the in
ner harbor and dropped anchor in Presi-
oent roads. The vessel was in charge of
Capt' Hanlon. Superintendent Post of the
s0mpohy was also on board. There was
" accident Of any description on the
Np UP from Newport News, the engine
tKlhs very smoothly and steam being
Maintained without trouble.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
Was with ..The Man In the Moon

New York, June 10.--It was learned
from stage manager Lawrence, of the
New York Theater that a young woman
who was billed as Rose Violette," had
been appearing in different productions
at that theater all last winter She is
described as being about % years old,
very handsome, with wavy brown hair
and beautiful complexion. The young
woman was originally engaged by George
w. Lederer to appear in The Man in
the Moon" She was with that production
all during its run at the New York The
ater
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
THEIR SCORES FELL OFF.
TraPShOoters Find Eng
Iish Conditions Difficult.

London. June 10.-rhe American trap
shooters had some practice to-day as
preliminary to to-mOrrow's contest but
they found the conditions so different
from those they have been accustomed
to that the shooting of the team as a
v lIolc was much below its average. The
scoros at the first practice were very
disappointing Chauncey Powers. OF
Decatur Ills. broke twenty straight in
the first event, and then dropped more
than half In the next twenty Fred Gil
bert Of Spirit Lake. Iowa. was the only
other man to break twenty straight.
While the Americans scored low, the
Englishmen scored lower. The Americans
are confident OF winning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11

Detained In Quarantine mt New York
on Steamship Trave.

New York, June 1O.-The body Of Rev.
DR. Maltbie ID. Babcock Is aboard the
steamship Trave which arrived here to-
day from Italy. but on account Of the
prevalence of smallpox in Italian ports,
the vessel was compelled to anchor in
quarantine. The Trave left Italy eleven
days ago and the period OF incubation of
smallpox Is fourteen days. The vessel
will, therefore, remain in quarantine at
least until Thursday Several members OF
the Brick Presbyterian Church were at
the pier of the North German Lloyd
Company in Brooklyn awaiting the ar
rival of the body Of their former pastor,
The detention OF the vessel In quaran-
tine caused keen disappointment. They
intend TO apply to the health officer for
permission to take the body from the
ship either tomorrow or Wednesday. II
they obtain the permit the funeral will
take place "Wednesday from the Brick
Presbyterian Church.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
Cincinnati's Miserable Fielding.

Cincinnati. June 1o-Miserabie fielding
on the part of the home team gave Bos-
ton an easy victory to-day. Willis was
hit hard, but kept them well scattered
Score:
HH.E.
Cincinnati IL Il 10lO 90 Is IL .
Boston go. 20 0 2 0 o 8 3 0 10 II /
Decentralization and Bergen; Willis
and Kittredge.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
KINGS SENTENCE POSTPONED.
Guilty Quartermnster Has Reprievc
Until Monday.

Mobile. Ala, June 1O.-Capt. Cyril w.
L,,ng former construction quartermaster
limited states Army, at Fort Morgan, who
was convicted ten days ago on one OF
che counts of an Indictment charging him
with accepting a bride, was arraigned for
sentence to-day in the United states Dis
trict court. Sentence was postponed I'M
M Monday. Capt. King Is sun out on
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
A Fine Game at Pitt.burs.

Pittsburg, June 1o-vanHaltrens three
Dagger in the ninth followed by Selbach's
single saved the New York's a shut out.
The pitching and fielding on both teams
was git-edged. Attendance 5000 Score
r. II. r.
Pittsburg 40 90 0O1 2x-S o
NeT York. o % o 0 0 0 l OIL G 8
Batteries: Philips and O'Connor;
Bowerman and Taylor
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11

Baltimore. June 10.-Cleveland had little
difficulty in winning from Baltimore to-
day in an uninteresting game. Score:
R.H.E.
Baltimore - o 0 0 o 3 0 1<o-612
Cleveland ....1 2 0 o 40 0 5-l2 IS 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Bresnahan;
Hoffer, Bowling and Yeager.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
HOLLAND SUBMARINE BOAT.
Experiments to BE Made with Her
by Naynf Constructors

by Navat Constructors
New York. June Io,-Nayai men and
shiphuilders are interested in the trip
which will be begun tomorrow by the
submarine torpedo boat Holland. Under
direction Of Lieut. Edward Simpson, U.
s. ~, the Holland Will be towed from
Philadelphia to Newport. where Lieut..
Simpson is stationed, and here expert
ments with the vessel will be conducted.a
which arefexpected to serve as guides in
the perfection Of the new submarine craft
TO be built for the navy.
The naval constructors are not unani-
nous In their opinion as to the seaworthi-
ness OF the Holland. She stood the strain
Of tow and weather when she went from
New York to Philadelphia. but the winds
and weather were favorable What those
interested want to know II whether the
new craft will ride safely through the
brisk westerly winds now prevailing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-11
TO ABANDON BOSTON RACES.
Delay Caused by Accidents VIII
Place Them Too Late.

Boston. June 10.-The proposed races Off
the North shore. btween the Shamrock
II and the Constitution. the Independence
and the Columbia, for Mr.. IAwson's 81 900
cup, viii probably be abandoned. Members
OF the Hull Yacht Club to-day said that
the accident TO the Shamrock n with
it's postponement OF the Americas Cup
race. would place the North shore races
too late In the fall. II was proposed to-
day Mr.. Lawson should offer his 81 900
cup for a special race az the time Of the
series of Newport.