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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

We have seen the trail infant
when the faint struggle for eXis-
tence seemed almost ended, re-
suscitated and made strong by the
use of Whites Cream Nermifuge.
Price % cents Cafky & Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

The trustees Of the Baptist
church are receiving bids for the
completion of the interior of the
church. The contract will be let
in a few days. The members are
taking an active interest IN the
matter of having their edifice com
pleted, which gives them neat
and attractive place of worship.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

William Geddes, Amau Moore
and c. Leonardt, left last night for
Pueblo on cement business.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

The Rathb bone Sisters will meet
it X of p hall tonight and as the
anniversary of the local lodge oc-
ours on the 22nd of next month it
is likely that plans will be discuss
ed for the proper observance of
the occasion.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

The young people of the Baptist
church will give a Halloween SOC
ial at the church on Thursday
evening, October 81 The public
is cordially invited. 3S- A 80
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Corn-h uskers sprained wrists,
barbedwire cuts, burns, bruises,
severe decorations and external in-
Juries of any kind are promptly
and happily cured by applying
Ballard's Snow Liniment. Price
% and SO cents Cafky Il Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Mrs Hattie Morris was given n
pleasant birthday surprise at her
home on East Fourth street last
evening by a number of her
friends. The evening was pleasant
ly passed and refreshments we're
served.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

The finishing touches of the
paint work are being spread upon
the walls of the First National
uank today. The walls are a
maroon color and the border is
gold stencil work.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

The Lady Maccabees have been
holding a series of afternoon meet
ings this week in Keller hall at
which State Commander Lady
Marvin has been giving instruc-
tions in class work.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Just received half Il carload of
up-to-d date wall paper, No place
to put it, Let's hang it on your
wall 1t don't cost mach j H.
Jansen. 3btf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

"Ah kin stan for yo ooIah, but
yo smell won't do" We can fix
that smell" with the best out
smellingest perfumes on the mark
ct. Notice the south window,
The w II. Davie Drug Co, 44-45
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

For SALE-A great bargain if
taken quick A we'll improved 40
acre ranch, 81 miles from Florence
See Lutes q Jack i4-45
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

In anaemia aud most women's
ailments the digestion IS we k, the
making of color, flesh and strength
out of food, is imperfect so that
the patient is weak, wan, nervous
and dyspeptic. This condition can
be corrected by taking a course of
Herbine. Price % cents. Cafky
& Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

A fine variety in quality and
price of ladies', misses and chill
dren's kid gloves at Proctor 4 Co.'S.
IL Al
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

See those Hot Blast heating
stoves at O. ID. Smiths and you
will buy no other. 33.tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Money to loan on improved realt.
80, 50, 100 Il l2O months. H. )
Andrews, Andrews bldg. o3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

First class table board at Carl
sons, lbs East Main. 4l-46
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

LOCAL NOTES.

The Clerks union will meet to-
night at I 80 at Walker Bros.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will be IN this depart
ment at the rate of IL words in issues for 25
cents, payable in advance; no advertisement
will be taken for less than % cents Here is
opportunity to advertise at a minimum cost.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

New wall paper, low prices, at
Jansen's 30tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Gypsine, sanitary wall finish
Jansen. 30tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Window glass, putty and paints
at Jansen's. 35tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

Read The Daily Tribune.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23
Do Not ProCrastinate.

ito buy
We a
o for perm sell
small 0 er
Lots Lews'te
rom % Oeach.
; exhau mo sto orent
NV ID II X&ILENIC
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23
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Comp..,..
The New Machine Shops

IF the oil Well Supply finished prepared
10 any aud all kinds and blacksmith The
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23
TO RENT.

no RENT Elegant, up to-date office rooms,
l. single ensuite, in the bank block /;
electric light; steam heat. Enquire of Newkirk
a Hanger. I4-i9
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

no RENT-Furuished rooms for housekeeping
in new block, also 3.room house furnished
ON Seventh street near Petroleum avenue. In
quire of Mrs. \. c. Callahan l07la Front stI eet.
s43-4S
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

no RENT-A furnished room house on vii
son avenue. Reasonable. Apply at this
office at once 'i3is
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23

being used in found,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-23
FOR sALk.

FOR SALE -Stereopticsn lantern. Complete
outtt. Scenes of all kinds. Apply at this
office l3-tf
The sun., 1901-07-19
EAST SIDE REPrDLICANs ACTIVE
Even the Boy, In Capt. Goddard's District Have
Organized.

The Republicans in the Twentieth Assembly
district. where Capt. Norton Goddard is
leader, have begun their campaign already.
The East Side Republican Club. To which
Ali the men In the organization belong. has
besn so successful that the younger men IN
the district have made up their minds that
thcv will have = club of their own. IL was
formed last night at meeting of boys, who
ar, as much nters,td in the party success
as their elder, IN the East Side Republican
Ciub rooms al 225 East Thirtieth'street There
was a tig attendance. The club will have an
election district organization. with a captain
and n lieutenant In every district. There
will be n Representatives of the young Repub-
irnns on the Executive Committee OF tho
F.. Fast SIDE .club, who will be the executive
leader of the hoys in the di' strict. The organ
iyation will be In every way similar 10 the
organization OF the voters club.
The Fast Side Republican Club has decided
10 throw open it, large baths 10 the public
az a merely nominal charge The entrance
10 tho baths l. at 223 East 'Ihirtleth street
so that those who use them will not have
70 pass throu gh the club rooms TO reach them.
Ihe charge for their Use will be 1vc cents,
and this will include towels aud soap. Tho
baths are Of marble and are as fns az any
in any Of the athletic clubs IN town 1his
plnn will be put into effect next week
Capt Goddard l. also carrying on n froc-
Ice bureau, at which any person Who is in
need OF ice can obtain 1t for the asking The
bureau II IN First avenue between Thirty.
hYst and Thirtieth streets and the free Ice is
on tap at all times.
The sun., 1901-07-19
CONSUL sPRAGUE DEAD.
Died at Gibraltar. where He Served Fifty
Years-Hls Son WIN Succeed Hin.


wAsH'SaroS. July II. s.-Horatio J. sprague.
the oldest Consular ofYlccr Of the United
States. who has served at Gibraltar for more
than fifty years. died there to-day. No
particulars are contained In the telegram
sent to the State Department by his son.
Richard Louis Sprague. who Is vice and
deputy consul at Gibraltar.
II is announced that the President, in ac-
cordance with previously expressed de-
termination. will appoint the son to succeed
his father thus making the third generation
Of the Spr1gue family to serve as United
States Consul at Gibraltar. covering period
to date OF sixty-nin years
Both Horatio j. Sprague and his son. Rich
ard Louis Sprague. were born In Gibraltar.
rwRpro-tre father efthe fsF#ies had gene into
business. In brief sketch Of his life. sent
to the state Department By request. Hnratio
Sprague says
being the second son OF the late Horatio Sprague
a native OF Boston. who visited Gibraltar
previous 10 and after the War OF 1872. He
afterwnrd established at Gibrnit1r as an
American merchant and shiD-owner enioying 9
q high stnnding In the commercial world
He was appointed United States Consul on
the 3oth Of April 1882 by President Andrew
Jackson
Tie elder Sprague died at Gibraltar on
March 20. is4s and Immediately thereafter
his son was appointed his successor by. Presi-
dent Polk. his commission bearing date OF
Nav ~. ISss
Richard Louis SpraGue. the third member
Of tho family In direct descent TO I'll the Of
fee of Consul at Gibraltar. IL 10 years old
In June. 1893. he was appointed vice and
deputy consul there. For several years his
father has been feeble and the son has per-
formed all the duties OF the once. During
the Spanish American wnr his services at
Gibraltar were particularly valuable to this
Government
The sun., 1901-07-19
BROOKLYN JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
Opposition to wilioughby street an Obstacle
to q Fusion Ticket.

Three judicial officers nre TO be clcSed
IN Brooklyn this fall. tho terms OF Judges
Aspinal and Hurd Of the County Court and
OF Surrogate Abbott expiring at the close OF
the year. Aspinall is a Republican and Hurd
and Abbott Democrats. but II the members
of the Kings County bar had fhersay all three
would be renominated by both parties by
acclanaticn Party lines. however are
likely to be drawn closely this yecr even In inc
other political organizations which have been
forrred recently are streDuousy opposed
10 the accertarce. Of airy candidate on tho
Ant-rnmm1nv ticket who has been IN clo, .
pers~,,al relations with the Willonghhy street
ynachire While nothing Is charged against
IN" judicial record ~ either Judge Hnrd Or
surrosste Abbott a,tTe ts TIN Una, weben
OF the rchine in making all appointments at
Al rel \fnt conferences Of the various, anti
Tammafy organizations IN Brooklyn, II was
demonstrated that any agreement on me
part OF the Republican, to Join with the
Democrats In the jndlct'i nominations would
result In unpleasant friction and might seri-
ously affect the general harmony among the
fusion bodies The fact that the Republi can
mana gers asked Judge Aspinall to run for
President OF the borough IS believed TO in
dicate that they have abandoned any plan
which may have been under CONFEDERATION
looking TO the nomination Of union judicial
noro,nh presidency and will be renominated
by the Republicans for his present Office
Surrogate Abbott and Judge Hurd will be
renominatcd by the Democrats
Six years ago Deputy Police Commissioner
York was Judge Hurd's associate on the
Democratic ticket and was heaten by only
few hundred votes Mr.. York had been
chisf clerk In tho County Court for over
twenty years and 1t was his great ambition
10 reach n seat on the bench. lie was con-
soled for his loss by the appointment as
President Of the Police Board by Mayor
Van Week md subsequently, on his legis-
iation out of Office by his present subordin-
ate Job II Is understood that Mr.. York
stIll chershes n longing for n judicial berth
name again alongside that OF Judge Hurd
on the ticket He still maintains his close
relations with the Wlloughby street man.
candidate might be injuTiouslv affected "
view of the personal ant a gonisms Of one
kind or another he has aroused In the ad
minlstration Of the Police Department.
The sun., 1901-07-19
Obituary Notes.

Arthur Orr who built many Of the presses
used for coming in the mnts Of the country.
died on Weinesi ay at Moorestown. n j 4,
where he was spending the summer He
was born in Philadelphia on April s, 1917.
and after receiving n common school edu-
cation took up TIE study of machinery. going
into the machine business for himself In
Philadelphia In tho latter part OF the 40s,
being later Joined IN pnrternShip by Joshua
ciaity Of mint work. buildNNx nearly all the
ooining pre- 'ses for the Government. many
of which are still in use, he also built coin
ing and milling preS,e' for the Governments
Of Mexico Peru md Chtf
Seth Mlburv died or. Wednesday afternoon
at his residerce. 80 Jefferson avenue, Brook
I'm, aged Is. lie was born at ,wicki22yTy.
father Nathan Milhury. VINO was a Lovalist
emiG.ated 10 canada from Salem. Mass, ut
the close Of tho Is ar for Iudependen,e. Mr..
Mlbury until his rProval to BrooblTn. ten
years ago was prominent in the rublic and
commorcisl life Of his rIoyinco. He was. n
leader IN the movement for FREQ schools FOR
canadian federation and In temrc-anre
Avenue Baptist church Bro0klvn
William =, : Woodward OF pl1ttsbrrg.
United stats Coz mi ',ioncr snd 1,ne Of ths
vt, after an Illness - nine weeks ~ softer.
ing of the brain, eyed SO v"ar.. lie was
As1s,ant tin'rp Tow%ssrd n,t@s d',r,' Auorn"i
1
vii lam A. Ppuchcr OF OsweRp for IN irte,r
years nv which ono he made an eNtTaor.
dinnrv record IIo was an own cousin of
the late leo President Wheeler.
j FredcriCI Sinms, wio died nt his hon,
| In Brooklyn on Wednesday. AGED 81 was lOr
many years employed IN a Ilace ~ trust on
| The Sun lie was native cf Derbyshire
| England. and came TO Amer rica about seven
| teen years ago lie vas IN expert t'lezra.
| pher. stenogrApher and typewriter he con,
| tFibuted occasionally 10 the uswEpapsrs anC
was for time the as .sinnt editor Of "a weekly
paper published In tho northern part Of hi.
State lie was considered one 0f the best
| cable operators IN El Hand
Andrew j Frank 'or many years n sal.n.
mastsr In the United states cast Survey
| aud during the Ciyil War IA warrant oIiooi
In the navy died az bis home 10 Washington
| on Thursday at the 0gs 81 ~. lie participated
| In the naval engagements on the Jan ~ Rive
| aud was compllmsnted for meritoriOus ser
vices lie was native OF king Georg'
county, Va.
Andrew Moser. said 20 be tho Oldest fro
man In New Jersey died on Wednesday
az his home In Patterson, He was 80 year
Paterson In 1897 lie Joined old Passaio Fir,
Eayine Company 10. ! IN 0o,cbsr ls.s
| msnt was disbapded.
The sun., 1901-07-19
ROWING.
Nearly All the Crews on Hand for the National
Regatta.

Regatta.
PHILADELPHIA, July iS.-All eyes we're
centred on the Canadian crews to-day.
which arrived - participate in the National
Regatta, which begins tomorrow after
noon. The eight OF the Argonauts after
short rest took n trial spin gt IL O'Clock The
Winnipegs inter crncdiatc eight had their boat
damaged In transit and were not able 70 row
until the afternoon. They and the hrgo-
nauts went out about the same time and
braved the rain that was falling quite heavily
The ArgonaCts viii meet the crack Nesper
eight and the men along the river we're busy
In sizing Up the visitors. Their work seems
to be q little rough but the boat moves along
at fne speed That Is what counts in a race
and the ycspers have every reason for feeling
a little bit afraid Of their Canadian cousins.
The Ve5pers are not in the best Of shape
and beating is not to be unexpected. Geiger
is out and Dcery s In his place This does
not strengthen tho crew any and ] Iebaecke's
illness does not help the situation. ! ho
Winnipegs intermediate eight IS another
crew which created much favorable impress
sion and II weight and muscle count for much,
the Maitas eight will not win. The latter
have been banking very strongly on VIC
tory. The petrots were also on tho water
to-day While they made a good show ing.
they are not to be considered more than
ordinarily dangerous. The four Of the Vest
ern Rowing Association went up the river
I'm the evening at a merry clip and looked
to be quito clever crew. Thev have lots
Of work cut out for them TO win from the
Yesper four.
The View York Athletic Clubs crews arrived.
but were NOT conspicuous on the river. The
feeling Is that the New J orkers are very
good at least their intermediate eight, which
IL also entered in thr senior event The
Pas aic oarsmcn had not Put In IN appearance
Of supper timc this evening. Fred y. Kafkl
of tho Atlantas l. feeling tho effects of the
Philadelphia heat and he says he has 1T
twelve pounds since he ha been here He
did not allow Mulcahy, his mate in tho doublc,;
10 row to-day. but put him 10 bed so he would
not lose any more weight.
Frank Greer OF the Point Judith Rowing
Association looks 70 he in fine condition,
but il is hardly probable that he will be ah'e
10 defeat Ton Eyck IN the championship
singles ua "a NOT egucctrd tn do 4. aOT-
how Ten Evck and Lewis werc ont agon
In their double TODAY They are expected
10 give Juypnal and He|ley of the rospnrs
oil kinds Of trouble. and It would not ba sur
Irlsing 10 see them beat the ph!ll1elphilnS.
The club houses present festive appear
ancc with their flacs flying Every club
has M itg own ang rs we'll ne those Of the
visitors who are etonpi2r ~ th"ir hous"
So far there hgve hn'n Sw W gers made on
the result NJ IN" "ye1ts
The sun., 1901-07-19


w.. y.cht
general meeting Of the nv i".
Club VA hsld Al Delmouioo's . on Beaver street
..s..-S., s,,s-nco. Ths pssatta Com
~~s.S-. a, srscisi olssses
mmtee announced snas rscss i~ sp xs.-,-
had bssn arranged for. 70 b sailed durin
n: the ui.s IN. Constitution and !; co,umSi: ,s. p
WI % IN raons vim. Tnsys" " s.' III,
class. the Also. Navahoe and visusnt. WI
n:ss IN one sl..s There WI also Be- I'us. rso:'
pct tSs, yass ons aayss Sss s.a Il shs
tnss & %a's on Sos1d ss and DIN n place Steam aux.
ana a. % isss, fS tSrss S Say. supply Of coal on
days supply OF fuel In their tanks The
.n;tru'''Sn' Inst. to tho owners Of these yachts
S:,1rS the .s "sirs q nns rrp ,.s. ns and al sss
misssn pssf n tSr.s ssssd yssses vii b taken =,
themselves Win numScrs, which can BE- obtained
from the yachting supsrinisndrnt a. the ciuhhouse
Tn. measurement ios lime allowance VIII BE- As u
The Sss. I'm. win * IS. dis,snc. bssvssn n. end o
sae maneoom " tTo oms@ea yssse 20 q ~ III ~. INV
s".a .. vssae,; snc az, sc ~ carried
e.Tsndsu!si Y. : d. ai..sns: i.l.H sl1G: .,S
o the main salf ,"nss halliard block shcavs or oi
the shesve IN ihs msin,opmssi 70 The upper side o.
seoss meek.
ounen' measurement will b. accepted, WIN he
unc:rs,anding that upon request ofheia' measure
ment viii b. taken.
The constitution Of tho club was amended
20 that the Secretary shall appoint yacht
Ing superintendent
Mayor Garrett:on o. NswEort nrs sen. !, q
Iettor 70 Commodore IIedynra notuying nun
OF the fete that 10 to be hold there on the
evening OF July % This was read At tho
meetlng Seyenty-Ahree nav mombsrs were
eiecfed Amonv than was SENATOR Aldrich
Of Rhode islnnd who has recently chartered
n he "Ss steam Yacht yscbt Wiid i puci'
w" T, -. yeS"' 49, ~ a.. .h. .r,,is. ~
a. Inc nrst Iace 70 We sameS on We uc;n.
She new FORK facht Clup, whicn ocsns
nexe week. Will DO Tor cups ohereo oy Com-
modore Lewis Cas- bedyard one cup
IL for schoonsrs sailing In one class, another
Ior hoops N one cas- ana tns 'n,ru 70. ns sns
Cup delendrrs Inc sart IDr the's Ia,ss
VIII pc made on Matinlcock roIns, Mri ~. ~.
The sun., 1901-07-19
xAvY sUYs srAryy DEP DocE.
Ths visatiss ssssa Deck % Msvaaa Has Bess
PureAssel fer oloS. 80.

Hure0ooe0 Hor U1OosOvs
WASHINGTON. July is.-The Navy Dspart-
ment has at last effected the purchase from
the Spanish Government Of the floating stse.
dry dock at Havana. which was turned back
10 Spain with the other movable Government
property sfter the occupation OF Cuba By
the United States forces. Spain offered to
ell the dock to the United States for $780,
900, but the offer was declined because the
dock was badly In need Of repairs that would
cost sreat deal Of money. Congress at is
last session appropriated sz!soeo . cover 1r .ae
~ last Hsroh a naval commission was sent
that the repairs would cost ~ much aSdiin in
sc~sssr :Ss Prize Ss dock has s' besn sS put ay
PsSsi. q the spanish Navy. sent % hayana
cr that p1rpcss and ! 2 81 ss1 A. sss rcna,rs nay
will be comparatively small. The purchase
price wsy siss. 900. leaving 10000 Of the AZ
with SSoH Ao,O :; sG "a ssHsr oI wUss ms.
to-day ordered 70 procesd to Havana wHn
force Of mechanics from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard 10 inspect the dock and put II In thorough
Secretary, Long said this evening that
struotor, belonged tho credit Of having re-
chase U of ri The doof The % negotiations were
conducted bv LIsutenant-C ,mmander Lu-
oien Young Captain Of ths pmt q aayans.
representing tho United States. and the span
nt Havana. for the Spanish Government
Lieutenant nt-Commandsr goung was directed
to-day to oonsummats the purchase
a recommendation OF Admiral Bowles that
mirai BoSics regard. thl, plan q, isasiSis !s 2!
Tho Britbh Government sent ono or the big
gest. floating dry docks 10 the world from
ENGLAND 70 Bermuda. and another from
States was towed from England. where q
was built. TO Havana. The voyage TO the
Philippines would be made oy the Europesn
demonstratss that tho dock can be tiKel
through the Sisz Canal
Tho desire to send the dock 70 the. Philip
pines comes from the fact that United states
Rs oSs Uns ae ..n rsT bsss sss
A great deal OF money has been spent by tne
Navy Department in docking ships at Hong
Kong. and the policy was recently. adoptfd
Of sending home all vessels In need OF Tleanins !.
no dry dock at Cavitc. and even II Congress
were to appropriate money for constructing
one there or at Olongapo. the new navei
station on Subig Bay. II could not be com
plpted in less than four years. Meanwhile;
international complications might arise that
would place the United States naval force
In the Far East In an embarrassing position
through having no dry dock In that part OF
the world 4 war in which the United States
foreign drydock to American naval vessels.
The dock will hold vessels OF 10000 tons
displacement The armored cruisers brook-
lyn and New YORK 1oy in the pdhiippnssd ponSd
every protected cruiser built or under con-
struction.
The sun., 1901-07-19
DrsAPPEARED IN HER NIGHT GOWN.
Miss Agnes Hodges Of Bristei. Conn. IL Miss
ing Again Suicide Il Feared.

WATERBURY. Conn. July is-Probably no
young woman In Connecticut has given the
public such concern for nearly a year as
Miss Agnes Hodges Of Bristol, daughter Of
James Hodges She Is 22 years old. comey.
and graduate of Smith College She
disappeared again last night while suffering
from mental alteration and while visiting
q cousin In Bristol She had gone in her light
dress for water and it was nearly IL o'clock
when the alarm was given among the towns
people All day crowds Of people have
secured the region surrounding ,be-tcms
aud Birges Pond comprising several acres.
They We're attracted TO the pond because
some OF her clothing was found on the brink
The pond has been dragged all day. but 10
no purpose
Miss Hodges nearly year ago was given
up for dead for two days and was finally
found in the gaTret OF her fathers house,
hidden in closet. Nearly three weeks ago
she bought revolver in New Britain, but
the aerk detected melancholn and gave her
blank cartridges A few hours afterward
she was found in hotel in New Britain with
evidence Of shooting and her stomach so
full Of laudanum that the poison was harm
less
The sun., 1901-07-19
Failing Out Between Owner Lawson and De-
sixncr Crowtushieid.

Boston. July is-"The statement that
Mr.. lawson and I have had falling out
over the Independence is absolutely untrue.
said Bowdoin b Crownin-held, designer
Of the yacht, In his office this afternoon,
Il have no idea how any such story ever
started" continued MIR Crowninshield. The
fact Is that have not seen Mr. lawson
for ten days. although have been trying TO.
He Is a very busy man just now ] expect
10 see him very soon, dowever. as there are
several little details concerning the yacht
that have TO he settled
Several changes have already been de-
cided on for tho yncht The mainsai will
be enlarged by adding some Cloth to the
leach. Additional bracings will be put in
forward and the butt straps which have
been double riveted will be triple riveted
Whether the bowsprit will be cut on Is as
yet undecided.
Al least two new bronze plates are to be
put on the underbody Of the yacht. This
Afternoon a despatch was received from
George Lawley. who is at New London,
asking that two plates, three e-siIteenths OF
an inch thick. be expressed to him some
time tonight. II is believed here that these
plates will replace two on the forward over
hang.