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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

sard-l.- ant tor II. last at,y years had r.-
sided here and In Atlanta. III.
CALVIN W. GREEN
BIoorling,on. Ill. Dec. 1o-Prucesso- Calvin W
Green. professor .. mathematics OF the Illilot5
Wesieyan University here. died today, aged 81
lere and served for a itne as principal Of ths
erts ky He had been connected with the local
institution FOR thirteen years and his ability was
CHARLES b PEET
of Rogers. Pee. & Co.. was found dead in bed
hear; disease. He was vice president Of :hs
United States Casualty Company Of New York.
PERRY TRUMBCLI.
died a; his home here to-iay. aged 81 years
MRS EMMA BIGELOw.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
one Of Seva'ia's leading women IN religious CIR:
st.er oEiy a tnrss @ days Illness. S she was actfve
in charitable work.
THOMAS J. wARMAN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
S53s; Fss5ssr ss-5; M : Hutton !9Rashi1 disd
NOAH DEITZ.
REPTRLIr SPECIAL
proFninsnt farmer Of Jackson coqRly. died Tae.
DAY afternoon from iuns fever He was "a years
sAMrEL MURPHY.
RESC SI1t SPECIAL.
Bloomington. Ill. Dec. 1o.-Samuei Murphy Of
Stamford drank mixture OF whisky and strych-
MRS FANNIE HUDGINs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. io-Mrs Fannie Hud-
gins. Of the estimable ladies of Sher-
.ill. this county. died ihs morning she leaves
gins. Jr.
GREEN FLOYD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Goiconda. III. Dec Io.-;reen F1ovd. a we'll
known man OF this place died today. He was
a member of the Ninth Illinois Volunteers in the
Spanish-Ame-ican War.
Il. l. BALL
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Florence No. Dec. NC I. Ball. brother
Of Il. \. Bail. died at his home a few miles
ease He leaves a wife ard three children
ISAAC DYER
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Virginia. Ill. Dec. lo-I.aae Dye. veteran
FELIX HaMILL
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
inent citizen OF CALVIN. village fnur miles
south OF here. died TO-DAY Of consumption. aged
ABRAHAM LACEY.
REPU BLIC SPECIAL.
siding six miles east OF This city. died this
morning aged c. years. Funeral TO- -rncrrow at
5 o'clock. conducted by the Reverend s B. Bas-
com.
BErLEFoNTAINE o.-Aaron Burt.
wealthy bachelor. aged 81. was found dead
with a bullet SoIe in his breast. His house
was on fire considerable sum OF money
hidden in the house is missing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
BROTHERS FINED $50 EACH.
John and Jake Rapp Disturbed the
Peace of George Hartmann.

John and Jacob Rapp. brothers. We're fined
81 each h. Judge SiG"uer yesterday morn
ing on Ch -rges 0f disturbing the peace OF
George Hartmann of No. 1913 South Ninth
street. Hartmann stated that the trouble
arose over an attempt &C he RaPp brothers
10 kduap Virginia Gr"ll. Sister-:H-aw
"F John Rapg. who was visiting a the
Hartmann ErInr.
Hartmann charged that the Rarp broth
srs cITn= Z" his hoTa. Sunday night and
assaulted him when be .nteTfercd in their
attempt TO drag Miss Grnil from the house
He stated that hts son raised a cellar door
and Miss Groll ran down the stairs 10 eS
caY the men. who were later elected by a
bCs rd.- q The house.
EiisS Gussie GrOll stated that she had
SlIe.i at tho Hartmann home TO have her
<iSter 20 :" church with her. but that Hart
fmann objected. Then she said sne told her
hrotheT-in-iaW, John Rdpp. who. she de-
clared. abused Hartmann for keeping Miss
Grell locked up.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
WILL Use GOULD TRACKS.
Orient Railroad Will Locate Entire
Line In Ninety Days,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo. Dec 10-It is announced
at the offices of the Kansas City. Mexican
and Orient Railroad that the entire line
definitely located within the next ninety
days
Less than 600 miles of the line remain to
be located, including 1872 miles between Kan
sas City and Wichita in Kansas 800 miles
In Southwest Texas. and 80 miles in Mex
leo Surveys have been made for these
parts OF the line. and II only remains to Sc
lect one of these routes and secure the
necessary right Of way.
The Orient is planning to use sixteen
miles Of Missouri Pacific track between
Milton and Wichita .Kas. From this fact
has grown report that the Orient intends
to the Missouri Pacific tracks between
Kansas City and Wichita This is denied bv
the officials of the Orient and discredited by
MISSOURI PACIFIC officials generally
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
GRANTS A WAGE INCREASE.
Southern Pacific 1nnuGurates
SfrufShf Rate Per HOur.

Oakland Cal, Dec. 10.-The Southern Pa
cific Company has granted a new wage
schedule for switchmen which establishes
a straight rate per hour instead of the for
mer wage rate Of SO Per month for day men
and $50 and s9o per month for night men.
The new rate IS as follows: Day helpers. .
cents an hour: day forefnen. 81 cents an
hour: night forenen. IS cents an hour.
The schedule provides for mo Sundays
off, but there IS runor at the West Oak
land yards that the swi.chmen will endeav-
or 10 have the company allow two Sundays
month with full pay added.
The engineers and firemen have presented
a demand for increased pay. and il is re-
ported that an increase of per cent will Re
granted.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

Chicago. Ill This afternoon at o'clock
Doctor Chapman will speak on Evangelism
in ST. Louis During th,. Worlds Fair
This subject has been pe:pleXirS the local
Evangelical Alliance. and il may he that an
answer Will be found in the address To-
night the general topic will be The Tn
chHrchc,! Masses and all the members of
the committee. as Wei as local preachers,
Will discuss the subject.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
LABoRER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS.
Believed 10 Have Been AsHauIted
WITH Gnnpiing Fin. Then R0kbed.

John TisC1. who ives a the corner OF
seventh street and Exchange avenue. East
ST. Louis, was found lying unconscious be
side the Louisville. md Ma shviile Railroad
tracks about 1870 o'clock last night II is
supposed that the man had been there for
several hours.
He was suffering from n severe wound or,
the head. \ coupling pin found near by
Indicated that II was used on Tisch by a
hlCbwayman.
Before leaving home yesterday morning
hs announced that he would draw s3D at
The packing-house where he IS employed
When picked UP there was no money IN
his pockets.
At late hour last night Tisch was still
unconscious.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

Waurika, Ok. TO ArGmore. l. T, nfty
miles. the survey for which has been ap-
proved.
The resolution also authorizes the con-
struCtion OF a line from a point midway be-
twsel ArGnora and Waurika. and passing
northward through the InGian Territory
oklahcUla and Kansas TO Kansas City Mo.
and from the same point a line southwark
10 The northern line of the State of Texas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
BUYS THE TEXAS CENTRAL.
Santa Fe May Also Build to TopoIo.
bampo on the Coast.

Topeka. kas-, Dec. I0.-The attendance at
the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Santa Fe. to be hello here Tomorrow,
Jones. Byron L. Smith and Charles Steele
will be reelected 70 the directorate.
1t Is expected that President Ripley will
announce tomorrow the purchase by his
company of the Texas Central TO be used
as part of a new line from Galveston to
Albuquerque. New Mexico, 10 give a direct
line from the South to the Pacific Coast. 1t
Is rumored also that the Santa Fe will build
new line to Topolobampo, on the coast Of
Mexico. where the Orient road is to have its
western terminus.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
PROF. CALVIN GREEN DEAD.
Was Instructor in Illinois Wes-
leyan University Twelve Years.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
bloomington. H.. Dec. Io-The death o..
Professor Calvin Green, which occurred to-
day. was a great shock to the faculty and
students of the Illinois Wesleyan University
here, with which institution he had been
connected for twelve years as professor of
mathematics and principal Of the prepara-
tory school.
He was born in Tiffin, O.. forty-hve years
ago. and was educated at the Ohio IVES
leyan University. where he was engaged
as instructor. Later he instructed at the
Grove Seminary at Roberts. ny. He was
considered one Of the most efficient and
progressive instructors in the West.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
New st. Louis Line Takes shane,

REPC BLIC SPECIAL
Golden City, Mo. Dec. 10.-The Oklahoma
Central and ST. Louis Railroad is now taking
definite shape Several of the head officials,
including w 5. McCaull. president, and ].
j. Collister. treasurer. spent some time here
this week. and to-day ]. w FeweIl. CHIEF
engineer, left for Kansas City. Mo. with
estimates OF the survey between this point
surveyors begin work tomorrow on :he
line between this point and Carthage Mo
to Jerico before March l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

rived from II can safely recommend Il %
any one suffering from stomach trouble.
p VI JOHNSON. EIko. Va. Sept S. 19'.
Do not iii your system with harmful
drugs Doctors prescribe and hospitals
U.s. DuTy'r Pure Malt WhiSk.y whenever
an absolutely pure stimuiant and tonic are
required It contains To FuSel Oil Oc Othef
dangerous ingredient
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
PRETTY WEDDING AT NEVADA.
Miss Mary Robinson Marries Mr.. C..
f. Mellette of Pittsburg. Kas.


Nevada, Mo. Dec. ia wedding Of spe-
ciai interest was solemniZed al the Chris
tian Church this evening. when Mr.. Charles
Edwin Mellette of Pittsburg. Kas.. and
Miss Mary NJ. Robinson OF this city were
married. The ceremony was performed by
the Reverend Doctor G. u. Edwards.
After the wedding a reception was given
the bridal couple at the brides residence.
They departed tonight for ST. Louis.
The bridegroom is prominent wholesale
groceryman, and the bride one OF Nevada's
society leaders and a member of one of the
most prominent and wealthiest families in
the city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

HARTVILI.E. MO-The lodge Of Odd Eel
lows has elected the following officers:
Noble grand. W. y. Pearman: vice grand.
treasurer. W. II. German. The Rebekahs
elected these officers: Noble grand, Miss
Ada Garner: vice grand. Miss Louie Town
ley: secretary Miss Flora Siisbee: treasur-
er. Miss Mamie Turner. J. W Jackson Is
trustee Of the Widows and Orphans Fund.
MARSHALL. MO.-The Reverend J. F.
Kemper has accepted a call to the pastorate
of the Baptist Church at Carthage. Mo.
and will enter upon his duties there about
January l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Landseekers' Rates Cancelled.

St Paul, Dec. I0.-The general psssenpar
agents OF the St PauI-Chicaso lines have
decided to cancel all !andseekers' rates on
December 10 All the lines lave maintajned
for the round trip. but most Of the business
has come from Illinois. Northern Missouri
and Iowa, and the destinations have been
points in the Dakotas and Montana
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
NEW ROCK ISLAND LINES.
Company Will Extend to Ardmor'
and North to Kansas City.

Guthrie. Ok. Dec. IG-There was filed
with the Secretary OF the Territory to-day
a copy of a resolution adopted by the stock
holders of the Enid and Anadarka Railway
Company. Rock Island property. author
sduS we construction Of an extension from
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

The Young I.afies' S5daIity OF ST Marks
Catholic Church will give a euchre Wednes
day evening in the old church on Academy
avenue, near Page avenue. commencing at
o'clock. Among the many prizes offered
is s. gold piece Refreshments WILL be
served during and after the game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ardmore. 1. T. Dec Io.-Burglars entered
the Post Office and general merchandise
store of w r. Scrimsiire and the hardware
store of G. T. Echols at Mannsyille this
morning. This is the second time within ten
days that the Post Office and Scrimshfre's
store have been robbed. Guns and anmuni-
tioin from Erhols's store and several arti-
cles are missing from the Scrmshire stock
The Postmaster Will not state what was
taken from the Post Office
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY T0l D.

ROSToS-The result Of the election in
nineteen Massachusetts, cities shows that
the Socialists polled a total OF 1o.3ss votes
These figures. added TO the vote cast IN last
weeks elections. brings the total in thirty
two out of ;hi-ty-three cities in the State
,r, Ia u 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cairo. Ill. Dec. 1o-The Reverend J. G.
NJ. Hursh. the pastor Of the Lutheran
Church. rendered his resignation last even
Ing. He Will go to Dixon. Ill. as pastor Of
the Lutheran Church at that place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
MAYOR OLIVER N. GWYxx.
Prominent Citizen of Oakland, ILL.,,
Passes Away.
REPCBLIC SPECIAL-

Z
Oakland. Ill. Dec. 1n.-Oliver NJ. Gwynn.
Mayor Of the city and a prominent and
wealthy citizen. died here this afternoon
after an Illness of two weeks with typhoid
fever. The deceased was elected Mayor a
year ago and was very popular official
and prominent business man The funeral
services will be held Friday from the NJ. z.
Church under the auspices OF the Knights
Of Pythias Lodge All places of business
will he closed in the city during the funeral
service.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

DUFFY's Pure MALT WHlSKEY

Catar-h and Dyspepsia symptoms are a
sense OF burning and dull weight IN the
stomach after eating. sometimes accom-
panied by heartburn. fiatGience. constipa-
ton or diarrhoes. Ianguor. depression. ir-
ritability. dull headaches: all these syrlp
toms show that your digestive organs are
out OF order. and you should take Dury's
Pure Malt Whiskey. Il sill cure dys
peps!a and stimulate the blood to healthy
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Railroad Note. and Annointm...

The Reverend J. B. Anderson father Of
F. E. Anderson. chief clerk to w g Nc
Ghssney. Jr.. general manager Of the Tsr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.

Gentlemen: I got six bottles OF :our
Whiskey about 4 year ago. and Used hall
of IL and IL did me- great deal of good.
and l gave the rest 70 my brother. who
had stomach trouble. and l think ne would
re In his grave to-day IL Il hadn't been for
your Whi>kev. as ne was going down fast
and the doctor could do him no good
ISAAC F WtJ,EE.P Lebanon Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM.

Atlantic City. " J.. March IS. 1902
Dear Sirs: / have used two bottles Of
Your Pure Malt Whiskey. / tried ii for
indigestion and dyspepsia and found great
relief from 1t. II. H. RENO.
CURED DYSPEPSIA.
I have Used Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey
for dyspepsia, and from the benefit / de
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

SALT LAKE-Charles MeighaH. Post
master AT Ogden. Utah. was found guilty
by Federal jury of embezziing Govern
ment funds. The jury made a recommended
ton for mercy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
CURED INDIGESTION.

have used Du1y's Malt whiskey for
half a year. and il afforded me great sat
isf4ction by curing me Of that dreaded dis
ease. indigestion. which troubled me for
two years DAVID GORDON. 40 ". Ilth
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
WILLIAM CONDON.

Bloomington. H.. Dec. 1e.-The death OF VIII
liam Condor occurred here TO-DAY. He was SIS
years old. He was a widely known landscape
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

BERIIN-The extremely cold weather
prevailing in Germany. IN connection win
Many persons have been frozen TO death
In the Western Industrial Provinces and
also in the Northeastern Provinces.
VICTOR COLO.-William Parr. who Is
in charge of timbering at Strattons indie
pendence mine. has been notified OF the
England. Parr Is one of nine heirs
among whom the estate. valued at $4,000
will be divided.
MILAN-Signor Polasco. italian Minister
at Sofia, committed suicide. He threw him
self out of a window OF a hotel. The Minis
ity. irF '''0 'es' SUFFERING ''O'' '' ''-' 1@'''
NEW YoRK-Ahraham /. Rosenthal and
Martin Cohn. silk importers. have been in
dicted by the Federal Grand Jury on two
charges. They are accused of entering silks
On worthless and fraudulent invoices and of
conspiracy with Charles c. Browne the for
mer silk examiner. Browne is indicted on
two counts.
BRUSSELS-Two brothers. Anne and All
guste Hutt and their brother-in-law. Goo
man. bankers. who have ioated companies
TO the value of many millions IN France
and Germany. have been arrested on the
charge of fraud and obtaining money under
false pretenses.
DURLIN-Dennis Kilbrtdge. a former
at the Leinster Assizes of melting in a
speech the murder of Major General MeaIes
vas recommended to mercy by the jury.
was sentenced 10 eight months imprison-
ment.
schooner A 7. Lee. Haverstraw. n. Y. for
Atlantic City. was wrecked. The crew.
after being almost frozen. was rescued by
the Atlantic City :ife-savers. The vessel
Will be a total loss
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

BEILEFONTAINE O.-Aaron Burt. a
wealthy hachSlor. aged 81. was found dead
with a bullet Sole in his breast His houss
was on fire A considerable sum OF money
hidden in the house is missing
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

The edition is limited. If the edition is exhausted when
your letter is received will return your money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11
Catarrh Of the Stomach

other OF
head and other complications eight people have d
pepsa only dyspep
and Indigestion
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-11

Kinrundy. III. Dec p--Abrahan Lacey. re-
siding six miles OF This City. died this
morning aged c. years Funeral to-mcrrow at
5 o'clock, conducted by the Reverend S. B. Bas-
ccm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07

to Arkansas, and for time lived in
Conway county, afterwards removing
to Casa, where he has raised family,
amassed a comfortable fortune and be;
come highly respectable and esteem
ed citizen of the community. He was
located by S. NJ. Childress of Paris,
who, it is said, has been looking for
him for sometime, on account of the
reward. He told the deputy United
States marshals all about the trouble
in which he was involved, saying that
he went to Paris and bought bill of
goods, paying $50 down on it, one Of
the dollars being counterfeit The in-
dictement alleges that eight were
counterfeit When taken before Judge
Trieber yesterday evening he refus-
ed to talk, either to affirm or deny his
identity. An order of removal was
made by the court upon Childress'
identification. One of the counts Of
the indictment charged him with
making the counterfeit money, but
that could not be sustained against
him.
Several Perry county citizens say
that they know Alexander, or Huddles-
ton, and that he stands high in the
community 1t is said that some
knew his real name to be Huddleston,
but as he was in all respects an exem-
plary citizen nothing was though OF
his assuming another name.
Judge Jacob Trieber wrote person
al letter to Judge Bryant at Paris, to
the effect that he had investigated the
record Of Mr.. Alexander at Casa and
that he had found that he had been
living an exemplary life. Judge Trieb-
er recommended him to the leniency
of the court, saying that he was only
a young man at the time the offense
was committed, being about 33 years
old now, and he hoped that sufficient
ground would be found to suspend the
sentence and let Alexander return to
his family and his business.-Little
Rock Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07
This is a pleasing Story.

1t is an interesting subject for in
quiry how FAR the history Of the in
dividual and of the race justif1es the
belief that one day is 20 good as tn,va.
one hour outweighs whoic jcars. In
this brief paper, no exhaustive study
can be entered upon, and the intention
is simply to outline theory baseded
upon the phenomena thus recognized,
and to defend lie view that intense
activity for comparatively brief per-
iods alternating with longer periods
of greater or less quiescense is whatev-
or incidents Of environment, artificial
ties of civilization, exaggerated six in
f1uences, etc, nave at times interfered
to disturb it. the normal phenomenon
Of work in SO far as it is best and mos.
genally productive and profitable ra
ciaHy and Individually
chamberlain in Popular Science
Monthly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07

floral designs. These designs are cut
lined with silver spangles, and the in-
ner shading is done with washes CT
gray water color This gives a very
Shimmering and dainty effect A gown
recently made by Worth for Minnie
Maddern Fiske carried out this idea.
1t was relieved by touches of turquoise
blue liberty satin.
The beautiful evening gown in the
illustration is made of sheer white all
over lace. 1t has two Innings, the up
per one of mousseline and the under
one Of taffeta. The skirt and waist are
covered with leaf applications of black
mousseline outlined by silver spangles.
The stems joining these leaves are also
of silver spangles. Here and there IL
placed a fluffy pale yellow rose made
out Of chiffon. with a flower center.
The belt is Of folded panne The
sleeves reach To the elbow and consist
Of two small shoulder capes. into which
are gathered soft transparent puffs of
mouSsoline. IrnIC CHOLLET
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07
LOST IDENTITY
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS FUGITIVE
is CAUGHT.
In Meanwhile Had Become Honoreo
Citizen and Amassed
Fortune.

One of the most remarkable cases
Of lost identity has just come to light
at Casa, thriving town on the Choc-
taw. sixty-siX miles from Little Rock.
In response to order received from
Paris, Texas, United States Marshal
John Mcclure was sent to Casa and
arrested a respected citizen and sue
eessful merchant, known there as ]. A.
Alexander, on the charge Of being a
fugitive from justice in Texas, and
brought him to Little Rock on the af-
ternoon train. This morning Deputy
Marshal John Burris left with his
prisoner for Paris where he will be
called upon to answer to a conviction
Of eleven years standing. 1t appears
that on May IA. 1890, this man, whose
real name is James Huddleston, was
convicted in federal court on one
count for passing counterfeit money
and would have been sentenced to
term in the penitentiary. The case
WAS given to the jury at o'clock in
she evening and at IL O'Clock the jur!
returned a scaled verdict. which was
not read in court until the following
morning BY some unknown means
Kuddleston learned the nature Of the
verdict. and made good his escape, for
feiting a $4,000 bond. From that time
until last week no trace could be
found Of the missing man. and then
the marshal of the northern district
Of Texas. John Grant, learned that he
was residing in Casa. Perry county,
Ark, under an assumed name. and his
arrest followed. Since coming to
Casa he had become one Of the most
highly respected and influential citiz.
ems of the community, and had ac-
comulated considerable wealth. Ha
is on the bonds of Sheriff George H.
White and other county officials for
large amounts. The people with
whom he has lived so long would not
believe that he was guilty, and his ar
rest and subsequent avowal Of his
identity has caused pronounced SEN
sation among them
Huddleston was indicted at Paris
October ST. 1889. and on May H. 1890
was convicted as quoted above. but
sentence was not passed upon him ow-
ing to his absence He was permit
ted to go on his bon. d with instruc-
tons to return the following morn
ing. but instead he boarded freight
train and went into the country to
the house CT a friend, where he re-
NAMED several days. He then came
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07

To put on an appearance of love-
when in reality we are lndlHeren''
is to cultivate deceit, and fatally u
mar your character.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07
Dancing Academy

PTJRLIC AND PRIVATE CLASSES
EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING AT BAILEY >
HALL.
PROF. MCCONNELL, Dancing Master
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IF Pine Bluffs Progressive Business Houses
EVENING GOWNS,

yeaf and Flower Designs Ornament
ths. Richest of Them
Handsome gowns are mace OF white
snd black mousseline de sole. A fa-
yorite way of trimming the white
eowns consists Of stamping them with