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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
SENATOR m'LAuRIN.
May BE Appointed 70 Bench Of United
States Court Of Claims.

oyster Bay. y. Y. July l2- Senator
McLaurin. after spending nearly two
hours with the president. left on a late
afternoon train for New York While
be declined 90 discuss the likelihood
Of bis appointment 20 the bench OF the
United States court OF claims. IL is
understood that such appointment has
been agreed upon. The probability Is
that. although Senator Mcfaurin's
term tn the senate will expire on the
4th Of next March. he will not com
Dleie hts term but viii resign 50 ac-
cept the offered judicial position
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
A MURDERER RioDLgD.
Coroner Bats. % Norfolk. Va. Killed
By a coiored Man.

Norfolk. Va. July il-Dr. J. C..
Bats. city coroner aud prominent
physician. was murdered Thursday
night by a Negro named Graves. O.
whose house Dr Bats had been sum.
moned 90 attend Graves wife Police
surrounded the house after the murder
and were fired upon by Graves. Much
excitement prevails and a lynchinr
viii occur 20 Graves is CAPTURED.
After holding the police no bay for
over two hours Graves was charsed
by the police He fired repeatedly az
the officers and tore tho walls %
pieces before De feii. after having re-.
fused 60 suTrondcf but was riddled
by the officers bullets Not a police.
man was shot. Graves was tatcn o.
ST. Vincents hospital iu a dying con.
dluon.
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STILL NEGOTIATING
Freight Handlers viii Make rinsl
overtures.

chicago. July 11.-Busircss mcr of
tne city took an active part IN atfemot.
ing to settle the strike os the froighi :
nanalefs Thursday. ana AZ niidnishf
although nothing had been denni,elv
settled. some little progress had been
made
chicago. July lo.-TutuaI concos.
slons by the freight handlers and bv
the railroads have paved the way FOR
conierences between the managers an B
their employees which. IL Is honod vai
lead 20 The settlement Of tho f-ei~h.
handlers strike. These conferences
which viii be the result OF tho CHICAGO
board Of arbitration. win b, hcla I'm
the Offices OF the respective rcncrai
managers.
chicago. July 1f-Firal o~-rfaras
Tor the settlement OF The STRIKE OF
freight handlers and tcamstors ,rers
made az meetings OF the two unions
sunday night At the nrtrafinn OF
the members of the CHICAGO board of
arbitration. the freleht handlers aererd
TO send committees Co al tho railroads
Monday morning. lnis arrermenf
was made after Che hoarf h-s an.
nounccd o. the union mon that cfeht
or the largest railroads entering chs
cago had agreed Co pay II'. cents nm
hour 90 truckers ond rsy far overtime
and TO do away with tho demand Tor
probationary period of service.
There is iaci, of evidence ol fh.Ir in-
tention Co make % serious oTott t1 sot.
g
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
f.s~r-stisz Er-.,- T.si.x rlss> TnrsexA-
eut the cooatry D,sies D-~r snl
sasea n Ces6<rsst Fsr.-

United states consul Heinan. ..
odcsss. Russia. cables to the sscrs-
tary u state that piaEue has broken
cut a. that port
To ths M-saucsaied disgust af the
rnsmcers % TIE arst year Law class q
the Iiiinois Wesleyan University. tho
honors were taken b. younS 1apen-
ese student named Tekahashi Kisaya.
Of Tokyo.
Ernest Rhuhmer. O Berlin. .hs psy-
chist. has Invented a system of wire
less telephony. His experiments havs
been successful over distance oc
three miies-
Locked up in the New York TomAs.
charged With burglary IN the third
degree. Is a young man who claims %
he Carl Won bismarck. = grandrepkew
ot the great German chancciioT.
Cuba has accepted an invitatiou to
participate In the Lonislana rufchsas
exposition AZ So. Louis. TIE o1hIhit
viii depend upon the funds hereafter
% be- appropriated By the Cuban con
gress
There i7 apparently a disposition
on the Part 90 tho Vatican % iaka ad-
vsnfarc 20 the Phiiipriac question %
forward ita desire for the establish.
mont of diplomatic relations With ths
unitcd states
\ violent shock OF earthquake vas
experienced in Caracas Nenezuela.
Reports from tho interior of tho
country say tho shock was felt thcre
also. susht damage was done AZ
Guarcnas Gutlre Valencia and la
Guira.
Tho contract made by the Louis
lana Purchase commission % keep the
fair closed ON sunday. IN comriiancs
with che act creating the commission
was received at the treasury depart
mcut To was signed by nftyfaur
commissioner.
President Roosevelt sud Secretary
Root discussed Governor Taft's reeo-
tiations VITA the Vatican respecting
the Philippine friars Both deem Il
un0ise that tho ffiars should remain
in the archipelago with the prestige
they now possess.
bishop Henry g. Potter is eueagad
% he married to Mrs Alfred CORNING
Clark. the widow OF the Millionaire
phiisnthroulst in whose mornawr
tho nolEha-rtoof house New York.
ior iha ksuc1t of 49, nrrr rast siIa
stiitr-r vas srecf-d
* N~~srfs. Va ~ ]. ss,ta sity
s,<sDsF So = gTe-ams-- shy ySean.
TSs mNnarre& er Nerr- rsuu-d
sxs~vss. ~ ais.saa Asrssa nr Rata Aad
bspa sulHlsi NED q, a. era C-<vss wfsa.
crsv-s ss-Htsi srrcat ara va rif.
rlci vita haiicta tron tho orre~s' -
voiFers
The Pacific Steam Navigation Com.
rauy's steamer Orotava. which irft
Cape Town on June 23. with Lord
Kitchener and stan on board arrived
at Southampton. Lord Kitchener
landed at q.l5 a m lie was accorded
4 maEuidccnt Welcome from the huge
throus of people.
Rev ur A. G.. inrst. pastor of the
First Methodist church. OF Omaha.
Nob died az The home % his sister
IN Chicago. ur Hirst Was ono of the
best known preachers IN tac Msths.
dist church of the United States. aad
Aad nllrd some of its most important
puipits
The steamship Oregon. from Dutch
Harbor. July g. brings no news from
the missing steames Jeanle. long aver.
due at Nome Aany searching vs.seis
have rcturucd with absolutely no tld.
ings frsm tho overdue steamer and
the belief bscomes more Unavoidable
that she has been crushed Ia the ice
! HI a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
COLONIAL VISITORS
A Reception Given Them B. the Prince
and Princess o. Wales.

London. July 1.-The state apart.
ments or St. James raiace were utii-
lied Thursday night for the reception
given hy The prince and princess *
Wales 90 the distinguished colonial
visitors now 10 London lh-s hoeui
were assisted hv score 90 relnaivos
ot the royal family Tho hrilnaucy "
the spectacle vas enhanced ~ tecu
sands Of ncviy Installed electric
lamps. The efcct og the system of
lighting was particularly mstrous IA
the throne room in which tho prince
and princess 90 wales received thcir
$50 guests. The reception was foi-
lowed by a supper. OF which the more
privileged guests partook in company
with the royal hosts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

iiarradshurg Ky. July l4-Mrs ".
ST. Preston. of near Cave City. who
was bitten on the hand by a copper.
mead snake IS in o. precarious condi
tion. The snake had got into the
house stove wood ana when Mrs. Pres.
TON reached for wood it blt her on the
hand.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

lreensanrs ky- July If-Nrs
Hundlcy who lives just over tho line
.n Metcalie county who. with her
daughter and a man named Welsh
was arrested some time ago for the
murder of her lieg.timato child. was
indicted Saturday in tho Mctcalfe cir.
cult court for The murder of the child
as was also welsh
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Covnetou. KY Jaiy 1.-THE BODY
of Ben Nunncry. who was drowned IN
tne ONO river at the foot Of Johnson
street. Friday afternoon. with his
brother Joe while bathing. was recov-
cred Sunday morning near the place
where thay both went down.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
TIC soUFRleRe VOLCANO.
Three Loua Cetonauons Were Heard
Wednesday Night.

St. Thomas. ID vs. g.. July l2.-On
"Wednesday there were thrcc loud de-
donations from tie soGfuere volcano
On tho island o., ST. Vincent between
5 and g O'Clock at nieht.
Adv.ccs from Barbados say that
loud detonatlona wcro heard there
Wednesday uislt from westerly d.
rection.
Fort De France Island OF Martin
ique, July l2-There was fresh
eruption Of Mont Felcc Friday morn.
ing
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

New York, July 1.-THE imports OF
specie last week were v.952s sold
and S5S6s9 silver The exports Of
specie We're s5f5.s57 silver. The i'm.
ports OF dry goods and merchandise
were vailed at SS5l4.g1n.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Columbia. KY July if-Ed Bryant
a young fs~mer. went out to shoot fsh
and while in a tree his earbins was
accidentally discharged. the bullet en-
tering his arm. almost tearing Il from
his body. he may die.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Paducah. Ky July l4.-Haracc
Lane The largest boy of his age ia
Kentucky. ID not in the United states.
died az his home in Ballard county.
lie was 10 years ola. weighed 35s
pounds and was six feet high. No
coffin could be found large enough. and
a carpenter had 90 make one.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
Catholic Mass mee,ira.

Grand Rapids. Mich. July IA
mass meeting OF the Catholics was
held here Sunday night TO protest
against the United States forcing the
friars out OF the Philippines. All tbs
Catholic elergy. including Bishop
Richter. attended.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Washington. July lI--Sccretary
loot has received a cablegram from
Acting Gov. Wright. IN the Philippines.
making a general denial Of the charge
Of proselyting among Catholic stu
dents In the Philippine schools. The
cRblegram shows complete fnvesti.
CATION Was made Of the allegations.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Des Molncs. Ia. July ia north-
bound Chicago & Northwestern pas
senger train ran into a freight train
standing on an open switch at Aaken-
ny. - miles north Of here. Fifteen
persons were injured.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Bellevue. Ky. July l4.-George Dua
lev while cutting a willow twig with
his knife Saturday. accidentally sew.
cred an artery and sustained a four
inch cash In his left wrist. DIT. Senur
siopned the fON of hlnnd
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17
ST LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Cuba Accepts An Invitation 70 Make
An Exhibit


Washington. July IA cahiesnm
received from Minister SQu.ers at Ha-
Vana. hy Charles 81 Pepper. the CONE
missioner OF the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. 10 Cuba stating that The
invitation for the new republic 20 par
ticipate in the exposition had been
accepted Whilo this action had been
anticipated formal acceptance hy the
Cuian government was not expected
so early. The exhibit which Cuba
makes az St Louis it Is explained. IN
the acceptance of the invitation. Will
depend upon the funds hereafter 10
be appropriated by the Cuban con-
gress. Tho st. Louis exposition viii
be the first one in which the island
has had the opportunity TO participate
as an independent nation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Kingston. Jamaica. July IL Kings
ton was in holiday attire Thursday
that being a day Of thanksgiving for
King Edward's recovery. Every store
w0s closed and the city was decorated
wah flags. chieay British and Amer
fcan
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

fekiag. Jniy 1.-THE foreign min
isters 20 China have agreed upon the
conditions for the restoration Of the
government Of Tisn Tsia to China. and
these conditions oaiy await the six.
nature of the Italian minister.
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sault ste Marie. Mich. July H.
The body OF g. u. McBrier son Of
James McBrier. a wealthy ship owner
Of Erie. Pa. was taken from the river
Sunday morning by dockmcn Sc had
been ia the water i5 days and was bad.
" dacomnneal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Chicago, July i2.-Lewis Wilkins.
30 years old. eight feet two inches IN
height. and when IN health weighing
s65 pounds. IS dead at the Presbyts-
rian hospital from a tumor on the
brain
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e. 'a'y l2-At meeting held
-a..eion hotel at ,vhich Gen.
a's.er. ot Alabama. presided a
was appointed 10 organize
an Pilgrim ciuh. Lord Rob
-s eommandCr-in-chicf Of the
.i,as. viii be asked to preside
-eAt meeting.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

e. s.'f Tex July 1.-THE Santa
..ess Sun1ay gave out a state
..'' TIE engineers have prom
70 handle locomotives o.
u. PAR work is done BY the mn
Iov being isnported to take
'-ees Of the strikers.
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AFTER 4 LINGERING ILLNESS.
Mrs. Ada Euaenie Vroomsn leslie
Well-NnoNn Writer. Dead.

New York. July lf-Mrs. Ada Eu-
genie Nrooman Leslie died sunday at
her home in this city after a lingering
Illness. She was born in lsgs. and
when only rs years OF age was widely
known by her contributions in prose
20 the leading periodicals. She mar.
ried Alfred Leslie. son of Frank Les
lie. After his death Mrs. Leslie edited
tho ladies Bazaar" and a number OF
other periodicals. Ia recent years she
assisted her sons. Arthur and Frank.
In organizing the Leslie syndicate.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Son, iuly ii,--A synopsis OF
d changes IN the uniforms
o"'iel states army. recon-
" Tie army uniform board.
- prepared and viii be submit
We president before nuaI action
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

Manila. July l2.-Geu. Davis has
turned over the command Of tho Am.
erican troops Ia Mindanao island 10
Gen sumner. The two generals are
visiting Camp vickerson. where the
Americans face the Moros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

" Coping Fen After She Had
Just Passed.

July l1.-Shortiy acer
-Aara passed on her way to
.''onatiou bazar. the deco
.ss Laugham place. heavy
with rain. were caught IN a
p. sand and fen. dragging down
coping from the top OF All
'n Miss streathy. believ-
Canadian. was killed and
ems We're injured.
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Covington. Ky July l4.-Frss
Banks. p, was run over by an electric
car IN Rosedaie and badly injured.
His seg was almost severed A. the
Knee. Il was amputated later al the
hospital Banks condition is critical
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-07-17

There have been noted l5l dlseraus
forms CT snow crystals.
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poking July A.-sir Liam Chen. sec.
retaIy Of the Chinese embassy 10 the
coronation ot King Edward. was sun.
day aDpolctca Chinese minister to the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
FOR REGISTERED MAIL
Small Leather Pouches ISSUED to Let
ter Carriers.

The local post office officials have begun
the issue Of small leather pouches to the
letter carriers for the registered mail book.
These pouches are made with q strap and
snap to catch on the rings Of the regular
mail pouches. They are about eight inches
long and six inches wide. and are provided
with loops through which pencil may be
inserted. The pouches were issued to the
letter carriers having registered mail for
the first time this morning and will be used
in the future altogether. Postmaster Mer-
rift desires that the carriers shall be pro-
vided with every facility for the safe car
riage OF the mail intrusted to them.
He expects to receive q report from the
superintendent Of free delivery on the re-
cent tests made under his direction Of the
use Of the automobile for collecting mail.
1t Is understood that these tests have re-
suited most satisfactorily for the use Of the
automobile. The vehicle was put in service
for almost q week over the busiest route in
the city and was used for the day collec-
lions almost exclusively. It was found tnat
the auto could get over two routes in The
time consumed by the regular collector in
covering one. This would show that max
ing two collections a day the automobile
Will do the work Of four men. The report
on the tests is now in the course Of prep
aration, the postmaster is informed. and
will be ready for his examination within the
course Of the next two or three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
IN CONTINUOUS SESSION.
Almas Temples Charity COMMITTEES
Begins Work for Christmas.

Almas Temples Christmas charity COM
mittee began last night continuous ses-
sion at the office Of Potentate Raymond, IN
the Bond building. Except for the time
taken for sleep, tie committee will be at
work from now until Christmas night. It
will not always be composed OF the same
mobiles, but the work will go on uninter-
ruptedly until Almas' share in the holiday
festival is over. The committee is sending
out and answering letters regarding contrt-
buttons and other matters pertaining to the
Christmas charity, and completing arrange
ments for that event. 1t will please the lit
tile ones for whom the Christmas tree is to
be erected in National Rifles Armory to
know that the committee has already
bought half ton of candy and thousand
pairs of little stockings, and it has only be-
gun buying.
For the more substantial Christmas bas-
kets for worthy families large quantities of
hams and -four have been purchased, and
many other details attended to. The work
will keep the committee busy all the time,
and volunteers are requested to assist.
Thomas P. Morgan, treasurer Of the Almas
charity fund, will receive additional contri-
buttons from those desiring to see the good
work extended further than the proceeds
OF Almas' excursion last summer will per-
NIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
Smoke Law Amendments.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In amending the anti-smoke law. care
should be taken not to make 1t too liberal.
To allow two smoke periods of three min
utes each in every hour seems to me so
liberal as to create a nuisance II many
boiler and furnace operators should take
advantage of such a provision. If Washing
ton is to maintain It's reputation as a beau
tiful city. some sort of effective and prac-
ticable anti-smoke law must be strictly en-
forced. No more smoke should be allowed
than is absolutely necessary in stocking.
The present law is too severe for strict en-
forcement. To get at a correct and just
period of liberation. experiments should be
made by disinterested experts before the
present law is amended.
1t is said that the health Office allows a
certain amount Of dense smoke without
prosecuting; but no executive officer should
have any discretion in the matter. The
present antismoke act partially enforced
puts the people at the mercy of the health
Office instead Of at the mercy of the law
Itself. The health officer should not be
the autocrat of the smokestack.
THOMAS w. GILMER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

dramatic climaxes which follow each other
in rapid succession, comedy and large as
sortment OF firearms. the latter being worn
der Is the first thing Of Importance to oc.
cur, and is followed by sneck-tie party,
as the characters style lynching. Then
comes genuine hoId-up Of stage coach,
the attacked party being rescued from the
hands Of the bandits by the hero lover and
band OF cowboys. The final scene Is that
Of murder trial in store, and the court
Is not only called to order by the sherin,
but Is presided over by that official who
acts in the capacity of jadge, who. although
knowing Of the villain Spersecut1ons or the
prisoner, appoints him prosecuting attorney
to conduct the ca3e for the government,
which circumstances would make 1t appear
IN that country. David NJ Hartford ana
Katharine Tabor wera good In their re-
specttve roles, the former. being casted as
the cowboy lover. while the latter was the
nished much merriment in the part OF the
novel-reading girl. Specialties were fur
nished by Marion Hyde. Maggie LeClair
and John G. Mcdowell.
THE EMPIRE-The Dainty Paree Bur-
lesquers. which were seen in Washington
the early part Of the theatrical season, are
again holding the boards at the Empire.
This aggregation Of funnakers occupy a
warm place in the hearts of the local lovers
OF burlesque and variety and at every ap-
pearance In this city they are given a near
ty welcome. The large audiences, which
filed the little playhouse yesterday after
noon and last evening, were we'll satisfied
with the performance. The bill opens with
satire, IA Night at the Waldrough." and
concludes with the burlesque, Paris Up
side Down." Both are replete with songs
and novelties. The olio Includes Katrina,
the French dancer, and Coates-Grundy and
company, an aggregation Of Ave colored
performers.
KERNAN'S LYCEUM.-This weeks at
traction at Kernans Lyceum Theater is
THE Brigadiers," fairly strong burlesque
yesterday afternoon and night. There Is
good singing in the opening skit, while the
oldo embraces several acts in which there
Is good dancing and singing. Coleman's
on account Of It's entertaining qualities, the
spectators easily singing it out as the fea-
ture Of the performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
oil-Burner Testing Plant Idle.

The United States naval oil-burner test
Ing plant at the foot of Sth street has been
lying idle for several days for want Of the
necessary oil fuel with which to make
steam. Since the plant went into opera
ton. about six months ago, tests Of large
plumber of oil-burning devices have been
made, with varying degrees of success. The
inventor is allowed to arrange his burners
and give them preliminary trial; then the
experts take charge and an eight-hour test
is made. Every ounce Of oil and water
used Is noted, and the results are recorded
and filed away for future reference. so that
when the tests are ended the government
will have in detail the work done by each
burner, and the best one can then be Sc
lected. should il be deemed advisable to use
oil for fuel in the smaller ships of the navy.
1t is expected the tests of burners will con-
Gnue for six months year longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
Meeting of st. Stephens Club.

St. Stephens Mems Club resumed It's
monthly meetings last evening In the parish
hall, 14th street near Kenesaw avenue.
The club was presided over by Judge
Charles S. Bunday, president Of the club.
and I. H. Armstrong was elected treasurer
The committee on entertainment presented
program, among the features OF which
were Rotations and Georgia stories by
Judge Emmet Womack; an address upon
suffrage In the District Of Columbia, by Mr.
Barry Buckley Of the Business Mems AS
ISOLATION, and remarks upon the reason for
establishing mems clubs, by Assistant Sec
rotary F. L. Campbell Of the Department
Of the Interior.
In the intervals and also during the serv-
ing Of the light refreshments, instrumental
duets were rendered by Masters Robert
Hill. piano, and Frank Allen, violin. Col.
Robert F. Hill, who acted as master Of
ceremonies, announced that at one Of the
future meetings the club will have the
pleasure OF hearing each Of its members
read the literary passage that has most
impressed itself upon his thought.