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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
MADE MANY TESTS
Commissioners K liner to Try Bright
Tobacco in Tidewater Sections.

NDdLIV TT Z 'Nt7'ttF- >JC-tFOF'7'
The State Board Of Agriculture will be
asked BY the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture Mr.. l>oner to permit him TO make
a number of experiments next year in
various parts of the Stare.
The Commissioner wishes to try rails
ing bright tobacco in Nansemond *,ad
other counties in that section. Just
across the line III North Carolina planters
OF bright tobacco are making money ana
M Koiner believes that 1t can be done
IN that section of Virginia as well.
Ie expects TO try experiments with
other crops in a number Of sections Of the
State, and thereby have some OF the Ell
feet Of a dozen test farms. instead Of one.
as the State has in Charlotte county.
Mir. Koiner is doing all in his power TO be
useful TO the farmer in the State, and is
succeeding IN a large measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
FIVE KILLED AND MOTHER
DESPERATELY WOUNDED
nv AScopiotad prae

FORT LEE, n. j., December 16-By
the explosion of an acetylene gas tank
to-day the residence of John Puglughi
was demolished his five children instantly
Killed and his wife so seriously injured
that her recovery is despaired of.
The dead are:
IDA PUGLUGHI, aged fourteen years.
TlLLY. twelve years.
IRENE, ten years.
ADELINE, three years.
GEORGE, five years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Cures
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Few men become drunkards from choice
or inclination-all welcome release from
the awful habit Golden Specific will cure
the worst labitual druniSard. This won
derful remedy can be administered by
wife or daughter, in food tea coffee or
milk. without causing the slightest sus-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
UNCLE SAM RALiFlES
TREATY With SPAIN
iBr Associated Press

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 16.-The
Senate in executive session to-day rati-
fed the treaty of friendship and general
relations between The United States and
Spain,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
He Gets a New Trial.
fBy Associated Press. J

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Dec 16.-In an opinion
handed down this afternoon the Supreme
Court at Jefferson City reversed the YER
dict of the St. Louis Circuit Court which
found guilty Emil A. Mysenburg charged
with bribery. and renanded the case for
retrial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Anti rust Bill.
fRr Assncinfnd Press.

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16.-Senator
Quarles, of Wisconsin. to-day introduced
a bill for the amendment Of the anti
trust law, the purpose of which is to
prevent trusts from forcing rulnous com.
petition upon rivals in the same line Of
business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
Broker Nagcun Dead.

(Ry Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. December 16.-The death
OF George Butler Magoun. Of the broker
age firm OF AIagoun Brothers and COM
pany, was announced to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17

In the City Circuit Cour. yesterday
Judge Wexford granted the petition of
the Rodweli- Observation-Disclosures Company
10 change its charter name to the Ruth
clford-Dcitrick Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17

The following marriage licenses were
issued IN the city yesterday: Minor Bro
naueIl ana Mildred Lee Drewl'y; Rufus
II. ITobson and Victoria Lee McCUne;
Robert 5. Selph and Lillian NJ. Gregory,
and Luther D. Ford and Bertha A.
Davenport.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17

The case of i. II. Clay Us. c. T. Davis
for $1,000 damages. was tried in the City
Circuit Court yesterday. resulting in a
-iu6E1ncnt for cost for the defendant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17

The Richmond Printing Company has
Instituted suit against the city of Rich
Inond for $500 damages for the loss of
time. &c. account Of the escape Of
gas In It's printing house. which is To-
Gated IN the Franklin House, at Cover
nor and Franklin Streets.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-12
Holiday


Always useful, always acceptable 4:
Unlined Kid and Mocha, at SI.oo,
SI.a5, $3.50. Silk-lined Kid and Mo
cha at SI.oo, SI.a5, $3.50. Also a
large assortment of Knit Gloves and
Mittens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-12
Holiday
Umbrellas

Assortment complete prices range
from soc to 5000.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-12
Mems
House Coats

Smoking jackets of golf cloths, in
many different styles; from $3.50 to
$40. Altogether the most attractive
line of House Coats ever seen at the
above prices.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-12
Our Holiday Exhibits are
Beautiful Beyond Compare
Holiday
HandkerchiefS

Mems All-linen Handkerchiefs, plain
hemstito he'd, I5c to soc hemstitched
with embroidered initials, I5c to soc.
Mems Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs,
with beautiful initials, I5c to soc.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-12-12

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
THE ALLEGHENY'S FLOOD.
Probable that New High Water
Mark Win Be Made.
FIFTY THOUSAND MEN ARE NOW IDLE
Lsck Of Fatalities Is Due to the Timely
Warnings Given by the Govern
ment Weather Bureau.

Pittsburg, Pa, March lat Q o'clock TO-
night the Allegheny river marks show 820
ana still rising. The food mark Of 5i55
will In all likelihood be passed and thirty
five feet. the highest poIn, ever reached
10y the waters here Din lS|2l may be
eauaned. 1t Is certain that the great dam
nge done by the 1884 food will be exceeded
by many thousands Of dollars and many
more interests will be Affected. Already
80 600 men have been made temporarily
idle by the forced closing down of mills
factories and other industries and the NUN
her is likely to bc considerably Increased
by Monday. To the timely warnings given
by the government weather bureau officials
TO all Interested, may be credited the lack
of fatalities. Tonight Allegheny j q mou
ern Venice. Every streGt iu lo" wing
district of ths ,ity from HEIRS e.anu To
The western penltentiary has moro or less
"uter in it. In some places it IS pm Two
to four feet deep. forcing the IoQsehou-
crs either to abandon their homes "l now
to the upper 1crs. All the railroad tracks
except Tho PtIsburg, Fort Wayne aad en-
raGu, are submerged, and many idctolleS
have been closed.
The Western penltentlary IS i0 prucu-
lnr!y bad shape. The water has hooded
the underground portion of the institution,
running much hne machinery.
street and as far back as Penn avenue
everything IS Hooded. Few lHtt-'uf-ers
hayo ever before seen the water so deep ON
tines, streets. The hotel Lincoln has ten
feet of waite. IN its b9somcut while 'ne Vie.
toria and Bowers hotels are u almost as
bad shape. Water surrounds the Auaei-
SON. hut NO particular daua-e mas been
done. The Duqucsne ana the Alvin tAeatel'
were forced TO abandon their performances
tonight and business In oil tho districts
named has been suspended since noon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
TEXAS TeLEeRAPHERs WON.
MoCGnton Took Code Prize and Bruckner
Straight Morse.

MoCGnton Took Code Prize and Bruckner
Straight Morse.
Dallas. Texas March L. Dispatches re-
cclycd late tonight state that +. NJ, &C.
Cuntoc Of the Associated Press force at
Dallas won the worlds championship prize
for fast sending by code at the intcrna-
toual telegraphers tournament promoted
boy Andrew Carnegie and others which
took place al Atlanta Ga. today. The
second contest, straight Morse ending
was close between Mr.. McClutoc and Mr.
T. l.. B"uc6urr of the Postal telegraph Of
tce at Dallas but the latter one
rho Atlanta Journal gold medal for the
clean ST copy on typewriter OF code
sen news matter was Won by #. NJ. Nc
CNutic
The subject matter used In the Carnegie
diamond medal contest was sent 10 the O.
cayiug operator 10y the Phillips auto
matte telegraph a. speed which was
gradually increased until a maximum Of
siNty-1ye words per minute was attained.
The copy Of the receiving matter was tucu
pissed on Ay the udEes aud It's degree Of
perfection determined the eligibility Of
those entered to END IN the final heat for
the Tophy The man showing tho best ay-
erUla OF both receiving and sending was de-
cIared Nae winner.
Entries for all events We're numerous and
'hr tournament was not concluded until a
late hour ruuight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
The GERM AND THE sAoreRIuM
A Modern Fable Teaching the Importance
~ tipiop

- MOucIT FdDiG NdCUlFi1 tilG tllHSi lStiSS
Of Union.
Once upon q Time, In the Infancy Of the
Twentieth Century, an Atom Of Disease
Matter Pirouetted Gayly through Atmos-
phere, met another Atom and stopped TO
Speak.
Haven't ! seen you beforeg" quoth the
first
Likely" replied the other I'm
Germ
I'm Bacterlum It's Up to mo; what's
10 as you do, Old Boy" replied the
Germ; "im feeling $3.50. Queer unl out
NJ Sorts Just Met one of those Particles
u plsiinfect.ant. and as | Told him he Gives
Well what do you Know? How Is
Things anyhow inquired the Germ.
b., Ihe !.,l, Looking Up replied the Bacte.
thn Good old Family Of Bacteria to Work
"W6aIs tina, About Good old Famliyr
You've got Moss on your Heads, lis True,
but n 4 comes e. Family Bacteria amt
You're suncring from Swellcd Head. 3"
rctorted the Bacterlum. Holly Germ. in
decd. I'm four Syilobles TO one befter'u
.'lmh" sneered the Germ. you thinl,
You're the Whole Spelling Match don't
yr. lpu Think yGure Doing Il Allt"
Nou'rc not the only CuTaut in the
nlet Jake lcmme Ten you.' retoried the
'ee mere" exclaimed the Germ. You
Q... You're Thlckcrn Mud, you are I'm
y G.cm l fhe Language Of Psychologists,
uut Better not Get too Guy stut-
in.eG he Bactcrlum. 'lhc last now Up
'o.uato. Revised. Improved. Slp,Iatlve
aHt iufalHhlc Encyclopcaia Defined me as
>DulomFceto Fungi
ON. Chase Yourself" Politely answered
the Germ. you weren't OfHciaue Reco..
III I#rIEH D.. r...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
OLD FURNITURE LIKE NEW.

D.-.--,oI WAL co-t.., vJo-L e.oo,,.s
De0'' Po ',,t;t 80 Il,I',zblIa
Kansas CITY Star.
Spattcr work Is rather trick than an
art, bat vet is artistic enough 10 require
the exercise Of taste and Judgment.
II you have any old Eltchen dresser lr
table considered utteily Worthless and only
NJ (or arawo,d q stjirfu, hand NJ snatt.r
H' !'' "''"''"' sN'l't u "'"h 't SPat'el
work can make it an attractive piece Of
furniture which will fill it, place fnr nifty
-, -, -,
behold II An old r"nnd walnut t,I,ie
was ,ioroc uJ,He'u a,la fulnSl
md men sItIsrod MI" W. v.ra, nv prIIl
iravct II a6 r M,H " ,a OF mapl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.

Crushed Under Falling Floors. Which
Were Overwhelmed.
Cleveland. Ohio, March 1.-The fourth
floor of the Cleveland Baking company =
plant on Central avenue reu beneath the
weight OF large number OF barrels OF
four today, crashing through the three IN
der honrs into the basement There are
five persons missing. four girls and a man.
They are buried beneath the mass OF debris
II the basement and are undoubtedly dead,
Their names
MAY KELLY
MOLLIE ROEMER
FLORENCE MGRATH.
MAGGIE IElSER
'tS"ER WOEEER.
Besides the missing several were Injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
A LONG DISTANCE RACE.

Texans Are TO Ride from Orange to
Lake Charles, La.
Orange, Texas, March IA novel race
was arranged here this afternoon by Abe
sokolsA and Tom Giles, two well known
young men. Each OF them placed 500 In
the hands Of stakeholder, the race to be
on horseback, the course to be from Orange
TO Lake Charles. The distance between
the two places by the road they will have
TO traverse Is dfty-hve miles They lief,
here together this afternoon and the one
reaching Lake Charles first IS 70 receive
the money from the stakeholder Each OF
the contestants has a fne Thoroughbred
animal, and though the roads are very
rough and Il VIII be ncces sary to ferry
across the Sabine river, they expected 10
reach Lake Charles by midnight tonight
The outcome of the race Is being awaited
with much interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
She Knew Him.

There is certain Young man in the al.
city hall who never nowadays allows hi,
temper TO get RULED while at the teI,
phone.
A few days ago ne could not get the NUN
Der he desired
shouted. w.
composed reply
too" 'A~' ''"iNe0 uV'VN'
Il know you, though" came in soft .ssv
tones; I've seen your picture. You're at
The young man plunged headleug into the
You have?" he exclaimed dellghtedlv
where, Ia the newsnapersT'
can" WIZ vi 'ooS'eF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

''S VI bIeo StSFe.
Washington Times.
There is no such thing as "wts
stare" Ma
Not mat It isn't true that the wei
stare; but they arc not well bred
they do ito indulge in a bit Of d
dox.
Nothing Is well bred that makes i
low creature uncomfortable. The.
me Nomdn-and there are too mani
her III TINS lmpoiite world that calls
iohte-tuat yloihiy takes an lava
when she meets you, OF every dgts
your appearance. to our own secfe
cuLAtuit, entirely "tOrgcts her rails
Inc ordeal at all times disagre
amounts To cruelty when the scfutl
Us conscious of sartorial Shortcomings
When is even the best dressed amC;
c'nhdent OF every detail Are seams
prAchah,c in their strength or hook
eyes warranted TO be true?
hht, on the agony when your gloTs
t'ehhIN shabby and your coat has ysl
iGrr lasts sleeves cut down!
sac advances toward YOU with bei
uron your hat Next your veil is III
ca on wonder uervously II your q,
h9EnS through a possible weak spot
middle OF it, She extends her hand
a survey OF your neck arrangemeutl
makes }ou Squlrm In guilty cousclo3
o. that white pin you stuck into a
show.
BEFORE thc greeting Is achieved aud
cordial and gracious she can bethel
taxing gaze hHs meandered down to
IeiheimoSt eNiremitieS, and you gee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
THE CORNERSTONE WAS LAID

Of the Republic Of Texas. Theoretically
sealed 10 a tin roll and presented by Miss
Mildred A. Kennedy Copies OF the ninth
and tenth annual reports " the meetings
Of the Daughters OF the Republic Of Texas
bv Mrs j. T. SicKeeyer president Of San
JaCinto chapter, badge of san Jacinto chap
ter, Daughters OF the Republic OF Texas,
by Mrs l. W. Craig daughter Of General
sidney Sherman members badge, Daugh
ters OF tho Republic Of Texas by Mrs. C.. H..
Milby. daughter Of Commander John g..
Tod. Texas navy. copy Of Aegis pub
Mshed by the High school and containing
pictures OF the faculty Of the High school
A copy % the Longfellcw school library
fund souvenir and cravon drawing n
Pets two rabbits. hy littlc Alice Chsrl.
ton daughter OF President Charlton.
The addresses delivered by the pupils fol
lowed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

BRUSsELs.-At todny's sitting Of the
l95eEnauonal sugar conference Il was de-
clied 10 sign early next week the conyen-
''ou heretofore agreed upon
LONDON Lord Kitchener reports that
lne hoer casualties during the recent on
rratlons amounted 20 500 men Killed OF CAP
tnleu 1eneral Dewet's son. who Is among
LONDON.-The officials ~ tho pyittsh
Chartered South African company DENY the
report OF the death OF Cecil Rhodes.
MEAlCo President piaz win 20
20 lera Cruz on the 9Th instant TO IN.
1us9 l, the great port works cen structed
party will accompany him. ''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Lake Charles, La, March IA little
smallpox scare was created here by the
discovery today that Robert McManus had
the disease. lie was az his place OF bust
ness yesterday and came IN contact with
many people. Several cases OF smallfs I
have occurred within a few weeks among
negroes, but the whites until today
escaped infection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
etranner h Wnn go 81,

Hearne, Texas, March The stranger
Who was found at the International ana
Great Northern tank, one mile west OF
Hearne recently. with a bad case of pneu.
monla, IS very low az the Exchange hotel.
lic Is being cred for Toy the officers. as
als relatives have not come to his rescue.
lie had lain nj the water tank two DAYS
without food when found
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Tn VeIasoo Fxtenslon.

steps have been taken providing for the
early extension Of the Nelasco. Brazos and
Northern railroad from its present tcrmnL.
ut Anchor With Fort Worth as the Oh.
i'rtiVN northern terminal polut The road
Northern DO Anchor apd the Houston mud
Texas Central at Hampstead Twenty two
miles of the ,"aI me already iG operation
between VIOLA Hu and Anchor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
REGARDED AS AN AFFRONT
Ii Is Difficult 10 Understand the Co.
lOmblan Telegram.
so FAR WITHOUT ANY EXPLANATION
II Is Not Believed that Colombia VIII OPP
pose the Sale to the United
States Government.

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Inns H''N'S''i i'Vii ''''i'y'1 ~
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JUS matter was made very clear me
''"'nu'an goFerhmeH' gave 'ne company
the rigut to initiate negotiations loohlng 10
transfer Of its right, 70 A nation but
never 10 finally close such Il deal.
u can not comprehend why O situation
which has been made so c.oar 70 the com
pany should have had caused such q furry
OF excitement among lts shareholders when
presented to them 100 tho form Of q cabl.,
gram unless they had construed Tho mott
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
e.. schr.ncE,s pIaeo wa. ealled

ohghee river, schrenck's place was called
whisky Hili"
" hen the IRE was discovered nothing
could be done to save the light frame bulld-
ing. When the quick IRE had burned itself
out Schreuck's charred body was discov.
cred In a crouching position near the safe.
Carriers body was found lying prone near
his he'd. He had evidently been shot
In bed and asleep. There were several evil
dences Of murder. robbery and lncendiar-
ism. no clue 10 the perpetrators. Heavy
rains have probably obliterated the trail so
dogs can not trace X.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
BUSINESS MATTERS.


Discharges In Bankruptcy ASKED.
Austin, Texas, March Petitions for dis
charges IN bankruptcy we're dled today IN
the Federal court by Henry f. Kuesel OF
Austin, willis d. Holman and Albert w.
Cleveland Of fIutto David X Lea OF Men.
doza, Caldwell county, ana Otto /. Ouandt
OF Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
FOURTEEN KNOWN 70 BE DEAD.

he Death Roll May Run as High as
twenty-five.
Telluride, Colo, March The number Of
lives lost IN the four avalauches that swept
down the sides OF Smusgler mountain yes.
terday is now estimated at from twenty to
twenty-five. Fourteen men are known to
nave been killed and an unknown number
are buried under the snow and twelve bad.
y injured are In the hospital, while sew.
eIAl other hurt men are at their homes
~ rs believed that few, N any more, bodies
can Dc recovered until the snow meits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Dallas, Texas. March 1 The Dallas
County Association Of e1-studcnts OF the
University OF Texas gave their snnual ban
quet toalght In honor 81 the slxty.sIxth
anniversary OF the birth OF Texas indie.
ptrdence President william L. Prathef
~ the university was the guest Of honor
lie delivered a scholarly and appropriate
ADDRESS. Other speeches were made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Ceremonies at the New School in the
Third Ward.
THE AUDIENCE WAS A LARGE ONE
addresses Were Made by President
Charlton and Others--snglre by
High School Students,

An ideal day, large audience. well
arranged program and everything indicative
Of a magnificent success 10 tine exercises Or
the laying of the cornerstone OF the new
stephen r. Austin school builiigg Tor the
Third ward were realized yesterday. school
children from every white school IN the
sity participated IN the well-cnnductcd c1
rrcises. and. accompanied by their parents
and friends until the numbers reached welt
up into the hundreds, gathered ar lh- Scene
corner ST. Emanuel street un4 Mckinney
avenue, long before the hour appointed for
the exercises 10 begin Is PLATFORM hat
been erected on the ST. Emanuol street
front Of the building, and arorul tuis were
gathered the hosts. u was q grand sight
10 look over the vast crowd realizing that
It was drawn there nor only To- witness the
LAYING of tue cornerstone of magnificent
edlhCU 60 hc erected to The cause nI Uuuyf
ton ANA morals. hut 10 pay CrNutr tu %
namr dear Co the ucnrt az every -rlH I"NuU
stephen J. Austin fur whom thr noF
building agd the school so Doe he'll t1ereiu
Is named and go bee known
THE audience was called 20 order hs Pros.
ldCUt James Charlton of the ruIgl ai
trustees. after which tine children uIui H.
Oh, mighty voices from tuc crowd sang
America. THIS UHs followed AT paFDr
~ iuyo.atiou offered hv Eet Join g.
e.t tpieup9' rHHra. South President
tha. Hu ~ 'ho sHoui noayi fhuu aeii,grel
Afuy Oh. gr.'F.s address. witch wa-
7.N ...'.'. '"' H.-| H". favored H.
which . H,ua .e r#...-.... r...
pgt,t fh. -ir.. H.,.f 3D. ...#..rI -u...
H"l ht-h'N UHA #r| B.. ... I.. "H..N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Yeoman Has Sailed.

Norfolk, Va, March 1.-The British
or Yeoman, Captain Lang. from Gal
10 Liverpool with cotton. whica
aground on Cape Henry Point fog
Yours yesterday sailed today for Nv
the captain having decided that MS
was not Injured by her mlshap.