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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
A Unique Collection
OF Deadly Weapons.

The last Legislature passed law
providing that all concealed weapons
taken from defendants arrested for
carrying them, should be forfeited to
the county and turned over to the
Board of Supervisors by the justices
OF the peace. Judge Meyer had no such
weapons taken from persons for that
reason but Judge Wilson today turned
over stock of six revolvers varying
In calibre from 32 to As. Four Of them
were of the same make and the whole
lot were not worth thirty cents.
The law does not provide that the
Board of Supervisors shall sell these
weapons and for that reason no sales
are held. Under the law they would
have to advertise the sale and the cost
Of advertisement would come to more
than the sale would bring. They have
allowed large number of weapons of
all Kind to accumulate in the base
ment of the court house. There are old
revolyeFs. pistols daggers and every
variety of a deadly weapon. These
arms were taken from many who
have committed various offenses from
simple assault to murder Some of
them still have the blood stains on
them, and We're used as evidence be-
fore the court when their original ow-
uers was tried for the offense which
sent them to the penitentlary. 1t is a
unique collection and II the different
weapons could spean. they could no
doubt tell some interesting stories.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

given twentyfour hours to make him
self scarce
The Electric Light Company is prov
ing daily that its promise to give the
people of Tucson plenty of light, was
not made idly. New poles are being put
IN all over the city. and the headquar-
ters plant rs being improved in ac-
eordance VII modern ideas Tucson
will be up 10 dat in the near
future
The actual work of building the new
santa Rita hotel, it is expected, will
begin next week The excavation work
is already completed and stone and
mortar will go into the foundation
within a few days. Work IL we'll unoer
way on the Casey hotel in the plaza.
Recruiting officers for the regular
army who have been at Tucson for
some time past do not find this fav
orable field Tor their work, There are
no unemployed men in the old pueblo,
and those VINO have the military spirit
DO not iike the idea OF service In the
Philippines,
The Broadway sewer has reached
.s.one avenue aud City Engineer Santee
expects 10 have The sewer completed
auoat the mstdie Of next week.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
=. H11lu$etllent$ -.

The theatrical season will close on
Friday evening. April 18th. with the
presehtafion of ''rhe Christian the
sirarnatigatlon Of Hall Gaines master
piece. '.Iha Christian" has been pres
entea in Tucson 30 that the people
here know that Ii is a powerful play.
The company which wiil appear hare
nexs Friday night IN headed hy Ed
Ward Morgan. who will take the part
OF John Storm. and Eifle Eliser. who
plays the part of Glory Quay2e. Great
es! by Viola Alien, who made her re-
pusaiion In this piece. The Christian
ID an excellent play with which 10 close
the seaaon. Tucson has had the OPP
r,ortunuy 10 enjoy more good plays
ihis season than al any tisne Tn the
history OF the 10 at stage The season
may not have been as sueeessfui nnan~
eialiy as In soBae years past bat The
plays presented have been Of "a higher
class. souge uf the bes' companies on
.he road stopped In Tucson during The
season Nnl il Ii 3Wst coming t9
t9se
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
Items OF the Ddu
OF Personal Mention

{, NJ Etter and E. A Spauldng. of
Phoenix, stopped in the city yesterday
returning from Sonora.
George f3erde and f. b. Shilion, at
ht Vernon Ia. arg hare to look after
their mining property in the Sierrrtas.
Edwin $. Baker. special deputy cob
leeior at Nogaies. returned 10 the Line
City this afternon.
C. G. Sroufe weut OF No, 10 this
morning for gn inspection trip oter
The line.
T. j. BARLEY and W. McAuley Of
the south western Commercial Com
pany. came up from Gnaymas this
morning.
Rob j. White. under sheriff Of Santa
lfax County. came in from NosaIss Oh
tige hkrro today.
nir4on G. Mossman. captain of tFo
f2una Rangers. came In fFosn ss1A-
see to-day CA the Noga'es tra'p.
Willis =. Haynes has gone 10 San
Francisco. called by the Illness q MS
father ne Vnl fe5aga 10 iHescn
aGstuf Stay lat.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
SWEET BREATH.
When Coffee is Left on,

\ test was made to find If just the
leaving of of coffee alone would pro-
duce an equal condition OF health as
when coffee is left of and Postum rood
Coffee used in It's place.
= man from ..nton, Wis. made the
experiment. He says: About year
ago | left off drinking cohee ana Tea
and began TO use Postum For seVeTa'
years previous my system had beeh III
wretched condition, | always nad
thickly furred b. ious tongue ana foai
breath often accompanied win severe
headaches. | was troubled all the unle
with cronic constipation so that was
morose al opposition and almost us
courage. ~
At the end of the first week after
making the change from conee 10
Postum | witnessed marveious
change in myself. My once coated ton
CUE cleared off. my small appetite IN
creased, breath became sweet anu the
headaches ceased entirely. One thing
wish to state emphatically, you nave
in postum a virgin remedy for consti-
nation. for I certainly had about the
worst case ever hnown among morlais
and am completely cured or IT. leei'
in every way. like a new person
During the last summer cohcluueu
tha, would experiment to see IL Tue
Postum kept me in GOOD shape VI
whether ! had gotten we'll from lus'
leaving off coffee. So ! quit Postum loi
quite a time and drank cocoa ana wa
ter found out, before two weeks Wert
past, that something was wrong ano
began to get costive as of Old 1t WaS
| evident the liver was not workhs
properly, so l became convinced 1t wa
not the avoidance of coffee alone ina
cured me but the great value cam'
! from the regular use of Postum.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

The afternoon session today was de-
voted to the transaction of the busi-
ness of the Presbytery. The reports of
the home mission committee, the Pres
byterial missionary and the synodi-
cal missionary, were presented. An In
dian service will be held this evening
at 1880 in the Baptist church. There
will be several ten minutes addresses
by workers among the Indians and the
puphs of the Indian school WI. give
some brief exercises.
The Presbytery will conclude Sum
day. Tomorrow the visiting clergymen
will visit the San Xavier mission leav-
ing about IL o'clock.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
OFFICE OF ThE SECRETARY OF
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

Statements as follows and under oath
OF the sum total OF the premium re-
ceipts collected within tins Territory
aurlng the year 1901 by the insurance
companies named AereIn nave been
duly liled in this office:
North Brush and Mercantile In
surance Company, OF London anu Ed
inDurgh, G. b.; Business in Arizona
during the past year: Gross premiums,
$2,30l,oy."
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
of New Yorh, N. T.: business in Arl-
zona during the said year: What
AMOUNT of premiums was collected or
secured in said State during the year
In cash and notes or credits, without
any deduction for losses, dividends,
commissions or other expenses. Ans
wer: Total, ", 4bp,65.'
ISAAC r. STODDARD,
Secretary OF Arizona.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

DENVER, Colo. April IL, 19o2-seal-
cd proposals In triplicaie win be re-
ceived here and at office OF Quarter
master at each post below named. un-
I'll II o'clock g. m, May u. 1862. for
furnishing fuel at Forts Apache,
Grant. Hnaehuea. 4, T.: Forts Ba-
ard and Winrate. ~ M; Forts Doug
ias and DuChesne. Utah; Forts ID. A.
Russell, Alackenzie aud WashalIe,
Wyo.: and Fort Logan, and Denver,
Colo. during fiscal year ending June
9o. 1893 Proposals for quantities less
than the whole required. or for de-
livery Al points other than those
named. will be entertained. Right is
reserved to accept or reject any or all
proposals. or any part thereof lnfornl~
4tsou furnished on application here or
al ofsices Of respective post quarter
masters. Envelopes 20 be rarEed Pro
gsrasa!s Tor Fael." J. ". POPE, Chef
q. II. A~i@-l4-15- l''-@-9-l0,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
Tho Arizona Presbu6ru
txCufsI0a 10 the Mission

The sessions of the Arizona PreahF-
3ery which Ii being held here con-
tinue 10 be fur Of interest Dr. Fier-
,.a ,,,, arr5ya TO address the
rnse,iup in the Baptist church last
night but his place was anly hiiea -
Rey. r. NJ. Craig. synodical missionary
Who spoke on the missions IN Arizona
and New Mexico. The Preshytery
visited the University In a body TINS
morning and Rev. Duncan brown, o.
Tarkio. Mo, addressed the students IN
the assembly Hall. Rev. l.. A. McAnee
az Phoenix. made a short talk To the
students also.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
rn. cur,ou. ne.oar s,ore.

There is now no safe Tor etzoa'
stnnes The time was when this con
cretien was deemed very Nalnaile' aho
many living men will remember hay
Ing seen perfectly formed specimens
scl for s., or $40. TO be carried IN the
pocket MS lucky stoncs- The he@oai
stone is formed in the stemacbs of cat
tic II I. calcaroous and IS hard as
bit Of lineSiouc. but the core Is sehor
ally a mass Of hair licked from fAe
hide CT ihc animal and carried into ihe
stomach with the saliva. These con
eret,ons are us plentiful now as they
ever were.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
THE CITY NEWS
INPHRHGRHPHS.

4, ,hrpp o'clock this afternoon, No.
i, Mu> reported two hours late. No.
|14v5s reported ON time.
Ernesto Hernandez, OF Arivaca, was
tries! this afternoon IN the proJate
.,arr OF an insanity charge. Drs. Oh
,n,f and Whitmore were the examining
Iphyxls.ans. Hernandez has been a
,&Dov at Arivaca and he fell from his
5ars4 some time ago. The present con-
|1ttia4t on his mind is the result OF
|,mS fail He was committed TO the
Insane asylum at Phoenix.
Mayor Schumacher Is collecting a
1T o photographs OF Tucson bachelors
xhl,b he will forward 10 that Cieve-
Hand man who desires them Tor Tie
s.deration OF .eastern spInsters. The
aayog own photograph, OF course.
fai 6sure in the list,
TIL sattZens committee who are In
rested in the removal OF the wedge
Eoa who were instrumental in securing
II settlement with Emilio caFrilio and
Martin Castillo. have been urging O.
1 r. aey To make settlement tor the
+afe Of which he Is trustee.
Lt<bsy II Is said, now t1s
"a money at hand to make the pay
Egsss and the committee think that he
4 ou.I he az urgent as possible IN
asf4 settlcmeut. as he IL abe last To
W aa4 is Consequently blocking The
,ra.al of the wedge Ksehcy has
"a a.s!.,i 10 the fact and has signihed
i..eufion of paying up tomoFro"
1,.s poliee court has been very
I.t s.n. Judge Hawke left The city
bort vacation, There were no
Az. In police court this morning and
IN % II surbance last night except one
A.brn vas reported In the justice
! nuls
\ The san Carlos. $ superintendent
rns,. private car. has been seat 10
u at sacramento to be over
@ and repaired
a,ln has been received here an
mat r. j. I.ewis has eeea
4 perintenaent OF tne sacfH~
f...=.nn to succeed h. T.
aaa has resigned and goae 10
}., on aecoeant oI p09f
iasz was tried In Judge
5ur1 yesterday afternoon on
.sea If assaulting Maria Torres,
mt 10 commit murder. he eFi-
tae case VAS Of such hlfnss
ltat Judge Meyer did not be-
sufficient TO hold the deien,
q aar I, await the action OF tue gfaha
n fy Bus hn was found guilty o.
q mp. assault anu sentenced 10 hne
y g. pr - days in jail. He had no
4 honey and had to take the latter NJ
! &fuat.ye Diaz is we'll dressed lei,
bow hut - bad man. He always carriea
is stllieto which was the cause oi the
roubie-
N H. ]. Jackson was arrested TINS
&4orniag by the constable for carrying
koneealed weapons. Judge Wilson hnea
be- man 5000 and suspended Judgment
Dc allow him to leave the city. he was
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

ONCE Chief QuarTermaster, Denver.
Colo, Feb. 2S. 1902. Sealed proposals
In triplIcate will be received here un-
TIL Ii a m. March 81. 1902, for trans
portation of Military Supplies. Routes
1. 2. 3. T., s. 6. 7ahd s and for dray-
age at Denver. Colo. during the
fiscal year commencing July /. 1902.
u. s., reserves right TO accept or re-
iect any or all proposals. Information
furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be mark
ed: Proposals for Transportation on
Route No." addressed ]. w.
Pope, Chief @. NJ.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Itching hemorrhoids. were the pla-
que of my life Was almost wild.
Daon's Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently. after doctors had failed" ="
e. F. Cornweli. Valley Street, Sau
gerties, n. Y.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
Totel .FrriUaks

OCCIDENTAL 9oseph Shea. Joseph
Rapheal. ]. f. Miller, Geo. Crawford.
90. Pray. san Francisco; K, ! Pat
trrson. Duddleyyille; Geo III brown,
ccgh.ss, II. Il. Hartley. Wm. johnson.
Rikbee; W. w. Flewelling. Aogaies'
A t.. Reynolds G. q. Riddle. Cnas
Finley. r. Holland, City.
oRNDORFF-H r. Basford. j. d.
cardnelI. San Francisco: o. p. Easen-
bach New York: hoberT De Band. san
Francisco. u. NJ Ridgway, st. Louis;
Mrs. A. +. consman, Los Angeles H.
r. Rice, Rochester.
SAN AUGUSTINE, Mrs. Howard
Lucker. Eureka; Mrs, H. y. sparr'
Billings, Mont; Dew X. Oliver, san
r rancisco: Mrs. Clinton. COLORADO
srpings. c. F. karon. Mexico; How
eli Jones, Topeka; Miss Cooke, Phoe-
nix.
WINDSOR Nathan Laudsherg,
Los Angeles: r. NJ. Craighead, A D
craighead. Fresno; w b. Refs. san
francisco: Frank Fitzsimmons, can
anea. VIM. Scott. Chicago; +. i. Cor
rail-, New York: Frank Bartlett, Troy
n. Y.
SAN XANIER--Duncan w Wooo'
urCahe. /. f. Roweli. san Francisco;
IL q Rowell. San francisco: A. W.
sloss. FL Paso; Miss Mary saWyers'
Atlanta. Ga: J. c. Norton, Phoenix,
&c. II. Blemer and wife, California; u
NJ. Etter. Phoenix; f. A. Spaulding'
thoenix.
PARK vIEW--Geo. Border, Mt Yer
non; e. b. Shillix. Mt Vernon; e.
Greenland, City; f. Belden, Benson;
A. G.. Dunmont. atagonia: Geo Hi
gren, Oracle; Paul Morgan Phoenix;
4. Williams ana wife, Phoenix.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

me Land Office At Tucson mas re-
ceive<i from the surveyor general pla's
of township IL south. ranges 40 an"
IL; east and the lands embraced WIN
in the limits of said surveys, VIII DC
omen to entry ON and after MONDAY
av u 1907
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

There viii be grand opening of the
Cabinet Cafe and Club Rooms, - nee
a. Mason, proprietors, on Saturday
evening, April ~, everybody invited.
1-ienty of good music. l53-l54
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Scrofula, salt rheum. erysiplas and
other distressing euptive diseases
yield quickly and permanently to the
cleansing, purifying power Of Burdock
Blood Bitters.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
NU'l'lLA.

The person who by mistake took
mail from Postotfice box. SO, last Mon
DAY will confer favor by returning
same to the postofflce.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
WASHINGTON. d. G., April 10. 1sox.

WASHINGTON. u. c., April 10, 190x.
Having been duly petitioned byy
stockholders of THE Calver Unfv1x
Power Company" Notice is hereby
given to the stockholders Of tEa Shore
mentioned company that tOe-
holders meeting of said ccu1pany NJ
hereby called to meet at Nc A7.E
Louisiana avenue, N. o N &xl1s
day of May A. D., 1902 ,at 4 ~ cc
D. m. For the purpose o SkSc I1 \ I
Board OF Directors ma III h & 30I 6I
bylaws of aforesaid compS an lly
business that may legally eo11e bef0fe
IL. s5s
THE CALVER UNIvEns4I1 roVlERI
COMPANY. BY HViiiiaIa Calxe1
President. x-3 NJ
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18
a Fine Hssortment OF Summer Millinery

Jnst received at the Tucson Millinery
o, Mrs. Addie Griffith. Mgr. Goods now
on display. Prices reasonable.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Toon't forget that ron ran get 8 plate
Of oysters In any style for -5 cents al
Cafe Goidtree.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Gentlemen see our SIS and $3.50 new
flannel suits Felix's opening sale to-
morrow.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Welcome at the grand opening and
sale tomorrow, Saturday. W. E. Felix.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-18

Some very fine pieces OF tiffany
glass, at low prices, at Il. q. CApos
the Jeweler. s3 West Congress-.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-27
Pleasant Valley,

Jennie Finiffspent Monday with
Mary Tice.
S. H. Scott and family spent
Monday in town.
A. j, Irwin and wife spent Sun
day at John Bakers.
John Shaffer and wife spent
part of Saturday in town.
Mrs Lottie Scott spent Wednes-
day with G. G. Rotz's family.
Leonard Holman and wife
spent Sunday at Henry VOLTS.
Mrs. Ewing and daughter Mary
spentSaturday with JennieF Finiff.
j. T. Connolly has returned
home after a weeks visit in AL
toona.
d. G. Elvey and wife spent
Monday with H. w. Ewing and
family.
Bertha Connolly spent two
weeks with her grandparents at
Hustontown.
John Ewing and L. l. Deshong
of Harrisonville spent Sunday at
Nick Finiff's.
Mrs. D. A. Gillis and son Newt
spent Sunday with her brother
Adam Oyler.
George Gress, wife and daugh-
ter Jessie spent Sunday afternoon
at John Raker's.
Grandmother Shaffer spent her
eighty fifth birthday on Monday
in her usual health.
George Gress and family took
advantage of the snow, and spent
Monday down the Cove.
Mrs. Catharine Cowan and
daughter Mertie spent Sunday
afternoon with Mary Tice.
Mr.. Nathan Deshong and wife,
Baltzer Cutchall and family, Har-
vey Batdorff and family ly--all spent
Sunday with George Fix.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-27
Married.

WnSoN-SIPEs. AT the resi-
dence of the officiating minister,
Rev. j. G. Garland, in Belfast
township, on Wednesday, Febru-
airy 20, 1902, Mr.. Bert Wilson and
Miss Gertie E. Sipes, both of
Licking Creek township.
MCILHANEY - STEVENS. - At
the M. f Parsonage at MERGERS
burg, by Rev. j. H. Fouest, on
Wednesday, February 20, 1902,
Mr.. Zachariah McIlhaney and
Miss Verda A. Stevens, both of
Dublin township.
KERLIN-FoRE. AT the Meth
odist Episcopal Parsonage in this
place, on Wednesday, January %,
1902, by Rev. A. d. McCloskey,
Mr.. Albert Kerlin, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Jonathan Kerlin, and Miss
Luna, daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
John Fore, both of Tod township.
LAMBERSON-S STUNKARD.- t
the M. e. Parsonage at Three
Springs, on Wednesday, Febru-
ary l9, 1902, by Rev. w. J. Sheaf-
fer, Mr.. Charles Lambersou of
Hustoutown, and Miss Jessie
Stunkard of Hubblesville, Hunt
ingdon county. The happy coup
lie left same day for their new
home in Pittsburg.
LAUBS-GREss. AT the Luth-
eran Parsonage at Greencastle, on
Wednesday evening, February 10,
1902, Rev. Heaster united in mar
riage Mr.. John William Laubs of
Greencastle and Miss Sarah
NJ. Gress of McConnellsburg. -
After spending a few days svis :
iting the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Gress, the happy
couple returned to Greencastle,
where they expect to go to house
keeping this week. The News
extends to the young people its
best wishes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-27
Harrisonville.

The whooping cough epidemic
seems to be abating.
Thore was a large attendance
at T. Irwin Sipes's sale last Mon
day.
Mrs. V. r. Sipes spent last
Wednesday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Baltzer
Decker.
Prof. Foutz will have to get the
collar bands of his shirts length
ened and wear a II collar, if he
continues to fatten on Fulton
county buckwheat cakes.
We would suggest that theLick
ing Greek correspondent either
go to church himself, )r find out
for sure who does go, before he
attempts to give the names OF
those in attendance.
There was an unusual squall-
ing among the poultry along Pat
terson's Run last Tuesday after
noon; but the anxiety of the
neighborhood was quieted on
Wednesday when it was learned
that the young sport who came
so near perishing in the snow
storm a few weeks ago had sue
ceeding in caging his bird,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-27
Webster Mills.

The sudden thaw Sunday has
about finished the sleighing.
B. w. Logue and S. r. Martin
drove up to town last Saturday.
Among the things Mr.. Logue
purchased was a brand splinter
new buggy. Now girls, put on
your most pleasant face when you
see Mr., Logue Jr. approaching
Frank Duffy and Sylvester
Logue hitched to a sleigh last
Sunday and drove over to the
Little Cove. What is the attrac-
ton, boys?
Calvin Grouse took a load of
flour to town for w. II. Duffy last
Saturday.
Dr. Sappington was exercising
his Kentucky riding horse in the
sleigh, Sunday.
Our village blacksmith who had
been suffering from a severe at
tack of rheumatism, gout, infu-
enza, and neuralgia-all com bin
ed, was able to mount a sleigh
Sunday morning and goto church.
Through the generosity of our
friend Duff Keyser, we got a sled
ride to McConnellsburg Satur-
day evening, and a free pass into
the lecture.
Tie fording at Neil Crouse's
has become very dangerous; you
possibly heard of the great catas-
trophe that befel a couple of our
most enthusiastic and wide.awake
boys. Ralph Glenn met a similar
fate last Saturday while attempt
ing to cross this fording. The
front end of the sleigh dropped
into the creek so suddenly that
Daddy was pitched violently
against the dashboard; he, how
ever, managed to escape what
might have been a serious acci-
dent with but slight shock.
Harry Duffy drove over to Mer-
cersburg Saturday, and brought
Hon. d. II. Patterson home with
him.
Miss Pearl Eogue and Master
Hollis .Maun feel quite important,
as they were the only students at
number four school, favored with
a valentine.
Ephraim Houck and Calvin
Grouse cut up nice lot of fire
wood for Mrs. John Houpt one
day last week.
Owing to the exceedingly disa.
greeable weather last Friday eve
ming the debate was postponed.
The people of this vicinity took
advantage Of the snow and went
out to church in their sleds, Sab
bath.
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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-02-27
Pleasant Ridge.

Simon Deshong and family Wis
tied his brother Morgan last Sun
day.
d. d. Ham attended the sale of
Irwin Sipes last Monday. Dave
has no horses but he drives
COW and a goat.
Prayer meeting at Sideling Hill
next Sunday.
Roy Sipes, who has been work
ing at Everett for some time, is
home.
James Mellott and mother Wis
tied A. w. Deshong's recently.
d. G. Shives was visiting his
friend Scott Mellott last Sunday.
Miss Viola Deshong attended
preaching last Sunday.
viii Deshong is on the sick list.
Merchant j. w. Lake was in
Cham bersburg last week.
II. H. Strait and Ulysses Desh-
ong were fox hunting last Satur-
day and came home skunked.
Isaac Layton and wife of Pleas
ant Grove attended church last
Sunday.
Miss Laura Deshong is at home
now.