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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
GEN. TYRER DROPPED.
Resignation Is Demanded BY the Pres
ident

toeHt.
Washington, March IL. - James
Noble Tynsr, ex-member Of congress,
expostmaster general and at present
attorney general Of the pestofice de-
partment, win hand his resignation TO
President Roosevelt in a day or two
and end career in the postal service
extending over forty years. Coinci-
dental with the knowledge that Mr..
Tyrer would leave the service is the
fact that charges have been fled with
President Roosevelt by T. c. Campbell
OF Cincinnati, an attorney represent
ing several OF the turf investment
concerns. alleging collision between
the assistant attorney generals office
and Harrison J. Barrett, formerly as
sistant TO the attorney general for the
postofice department and now pros
ecuting attorney, who is related 10
Gen. Tyner by marriage. II authori-
tatiyely can be stated that Mr.. Tyner's
resignation was not asked for on &C
count C the fling OF these charges.
and that, in fact, the decision to ask
his resignation antedates by eonsid-
cradle period the turf investment
scandal Gen. Tyner has been in
feeble health for some time. the Office
having been for the past few months
administered by Assistant Attorney
General Christiancy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
From other Shores

A courier from Fec announces the
capture OF the pretender.
The governor Of Chilli province.
China. is bsheading Boxers.
A neE British naval station On the
North sea has caused some excited
comment in Germany
The sale in Paris Of tie library and
pictures belonging TO the late Emile
Zola attracted few persons.
yesuyius has again become actise.
TIE volcano Is throwing up ashes and
explosive incandesceut globes.
Emperor William received President
Francis Of the 81. Louis exposition in
audience and treated him with great
distinction,
The Rome Trfbuna announces that
the German emperor viii visit that
city in May and that The czar Is COM
Ing IN November
The French holder Of the railroad
concession in China is projecting the
construction Of lire between Kwang
Chan, Canton and the West river.
Two scsool boys OF Vienna fought
duel with pistols over girl Neither
Of them was injured One OF the boys
then agreed to comrnit suicide. but
failed.
Over two thousand emigrants left
Liverpool recently for Canada The
months bookings by all the Canadian
steamship lines are the largest for
forty years
The practically complete failure Of
the rice crop last year has caused
Widespread distress in Japan, cul-
miHating in famine in the northeast
ern provinces.
The emigration Of Greeks. which
has been very active for some time,
shows no sign of abating. Fourteen
hundred eEsigrants sailed for The
United States last week
United States Minister Powell, hav-
Ing brought to an end al the ques-
tons pending between the United
States and the Dominican government.
has gone 10 Port au Prince.
The SwenH Siangee copper fields.
which extend many miles on both
sides Of the border between Sweden
and Norway. have been sold to an
American company for 100000.
Capt Malcolm MccalIum OF the
irish Trsnsvaal brigade, who has ar
rived in Paris on his way home to San
Francisco from the British prison at
Ahnednagar. India. complains bitterly.
that 500 Beers. including women and
children, are still kept there In close
bonds, iii fed and clothed, simply be-
cause they refuse to make formal
declaration Of their acceptance Of
British sovereignty
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
DOLPHIN VOLUNTEERS snov
COURAGE IN TERRIFIC
STORM.
WHILE BRITISH SAILORS LOOK o.
VIOLENT SoUAlL SWEEPS IA.
VANa aAR5oR AND FIVE
LIVES ARE LOST.

Havana, March IL. While Sere
tsry of the Navy Moody and his pany
were making a visit on shore yestar.
day afternoon a squall OF tremendous
violence swept over the harbor. Il
became as dark as night and the wind
and the downpour were terrific. Cun.
mander StOney OF the Dolphin, reali,.
ing the peril 10 she small boats IN The
harbor during such squaIl. called for
volunteer Tescuers.- The entire ersv
of the Dolphin responded. Boats were
instantly manned and sent OF. The
launch returned with four hall.
drowned Cubans and the captains zig
With another, who was lifted aboard
apparently lifeless, but was later re-
suscitated. The courage and heroic
action on the part Of the Americas
are especially commended, as the
British ships did not rise to the emery.
ency, although one Of the capsizsa
boats was much nearer TO the Ariadne
than 10 the Dolphin.
Five Lives Were Lost.
Secretary Moody to-day viii sun
mon the Dolphin's crew and commend
them for their pluck and presence Of
mind. II is known that FIVE Cubans
were drowned by the eapsizing Of
boats during the squsll.
The arrival Of the British snuaaroa.
consisting of the warships Ariadne.
interchangeable, Retribution, Tribune,
Fantone and Columbine, from Kings
ton, Jamaica, gave the harbor a naval
aspect. The morning was occupied
with exchanges of salutes and calls
Secretary Moody and party dined
! yesterday with Minister Squires. They
viii pay visits TO President Palma
and the members Of his cabinet to-day
| Tomorrow they will proceed TO Bahia
| Honda, and on returning 10 Hayans
will go to Santiago by rail and re
turn on the Dolphin. They will lool
over the site for the naval station an,
/ general situation at Guantanamo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
wsshingron hotss-

The PaHrAuerEczn railway is again
under cksc1ssicsn-
Czs1rcs baocka6s q the Oriroc0
river il canning TIE diplomats WORT
PreparatSonE are being made Al the
IadfaE once fSr the ANIMAL sale OF
logs CT the MenoEiEee rsssrrEta0z
IN Taseczslr
SgzRtor NelsGa Is opposed 10 the
d5soonriuusnee q the White Earth
aEe-cy and BE via take up the cnes-
ton with ComEisslODsT Jones Il the
near futHre
The gzmerzI Committee 81 ELaEsgs-
meat CT tie G. A z has ssue - Pres
ieent Roosevelt az inF1tztsoa 70 at
te1d the thirty seventh annual e.
ezmpDent Of the order. 10 be he'd in
San Francisco RE1t August
CTS BEleza is IN Washington with
. delegation Of ChippsWzs fro-a the
Mile Laos reseTFsri0n IN Minnesota
The Indians desire 10 have their sx-
penses paid TO White Earth. where x
Is proposed fhna they shall be g1Ter
allotments In exchange for their lands
81 Mile Lzcs
The findings cf The ecgrr Which sc-
quilted Lieut. Chester Wells OF all re-
sponsibiliry for the accident 20 tire
I.eyden. or tire New Englana coast
resulting in the destruction Of the
resse2, hare been approved By the
navy department..
The efforts of Wisconsin and Min
nesUea members 70 have Northwest
eTn division Of rural delivery created
have not been successful. The new
division authorized by The postossea
appropriation biz viii be composed a
several New Englond states win
headquarters al Boston
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
SQUADRON Is SENT
easFssEAs FLEET ORDERED TO
PROCEED At ONCE TO
HONDURAS
PROTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS
PROMPT RESPONSE TO REQUEST
FROM UNITED STATES
CONSUL
Rfl0ItTnN BtC0NtS StREOlS
PRESENCE OF FLEET, n IS Sc.
LIgsED, WILL HAVE sALu-
TARY EFFECT.
RfyMuTIoN BEC0NtS StRIouS

wHks-rao-- March 1s-The Ca-ie-
bean sq1z5-sgz, under Command Of Ao-
rntrAl CogAlx1. has been ordered 70
Eon5Urxs, where the revolution Is zs-
su-srg ss-so1x proportions, 70 protect
American Interests
L dispatch received - the state de-
part-ert yesterday from WIlliEr4 c
W.T., United States vice consul AZ
Celia. Honduras. announcing that
Cesha had been captured by the revo'
lrtzonzry forces and suggesting that :
United States wzrship he sent 10 Hon
ezrzs waters
orcere5 20 Honduras
Late yesterday afternoon acting
Secretary Of the Navy Darling sent the
following cable instructions to Ad-
-irz1 Ccchlan az san Juan:
Proceed with squadron Olympia,
Panther, Marietta, Vixen and Brutus,
collier. 20 protect American interests
a. Porto Cortez and Celia. Honduras,
Communicate with the minister. An
thorizsd TO leave Vixen i1ender) I'd
der commander AZ SaE JaaD.7
The navy department decided 70
send Admiral CoghIan % Honduras On
the theory that flag 0zeer present OF
the Scare would De IN a position tc
take such STEPS as may be necessary
for the protection Ct American inter
ests without constant reference 10 the
department here The presence Of a
squadron instead OF q single ship. II
vas thought. also would have e salu
tz-y effect
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Psonls TAXED Ahout.

James v. Sparks. q veteran OF the
Black Hawk, Mexican and Civil waTs,
died al MarysviIIe, No. aged 100.
TIE Rev. +. J. Campbell has Sn-
nounced his acceptance Of the pas
torate OF the City Temple in London
in succession to the late DR. Joseph
Parker.
James Stettarcr, prominent clnn-
r1an and fnancier OF Chicago. died in
Denver OF poisoning resulting from a
scratch inflicted on his neck while
shaving.
ReF. A VI. Collins, aged forty, a
prominent clergyman. mathne1ician.
crater ard writer OF many pamphlets,
died az shelbyviiIe, Ind. Of Bright's
disease.
Hugh HARRISON. formerly secretary
aaa manager Of the Colts Arms com
pany. died at Hartford, Coma. aged
seTenty-1wo yearS he was brother
Of Gen. John p Harrison
Moses Sweetzer, who last year
gave a tract OF land In Elizabethport,
n. j., to the New York Typograph.
iczl union as site for q home for
aged and INDECENT printers OF TIE
United States. died ar Lynn, Mass
aged eighty years
Millionaire Richard p stoll dropped
dead al his home at Lexington, KY, a.
he entered his room to retire He was
ifty-two years Of age and had suffered
from apopIexy for several years. Mr.
Stoil was one OF the most widely
known whisky manufacturers in the
South.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Resume OF the ncWS.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
othe~Ise.

Rev. Charles Trask Lewis. rector
OF ST PauI's Episcopal church at Co
lurabus. Ind gays his residence is
haunted and wants to move
Heart disease, brought on by seeing
robbers beat her aged father. ter
minated fatally for Julia Boismenue,
eighteen years old, Of St Louis
The sickness On the Anchor line
steamer Karamania is suspected to
have been cholera Passengers. 733
in number. are held in New York.
A force Of men has gone to Nile
Rock. az the entrance to the Golden
Gate, San Francisco, and begun the
work of prsraring for the erection OF
lighthouse on the jagged peak.
Congressran-elect Ole James OF
the First Kentucky district is suffer
ing from paralysis Of the mouth, eyes
and neck, and ia in serious condi-
ton.
The Raasas house passed the sen
ate bin prohibiting the use Of slot
machines in Kansas. The Law makes
the operation of slot machines a
felony.
The right of the city Of Helena 20
build and operate its own wzterworks
Is affirmed in decision handed down
BY the United States circuit court Of
appeals,
A resolution was introduced in the
Kansas senate recommending that
when the new ,battIeship Kansas is
launched the christening shall be
made with water.
The portrait OF Marie Anne de
Scheedt by Sir Anthony Van Dyck,
which was imported last autumn from
England by r. J. Blakeslee OF New
York. has been sold by him TO the
Boston art mrsegaa The price paid
is sGid be $4,000.
IEcen "a by the reflections made by
the Los Angeles Times upon his mo-
tiyes in seeking the hard of Miss
Maud Belle Daily OF Saiina. Kan. w.
l.. Hardison. president and general
manager OF the Herald, administered
a severe castigstion 10 Gen. Harrison
Gray Otis, proprietor sad sditor-in-
chSss 4 the Times
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Casualties.

Fire AZ Willlamsport, Pa, destroyed
the old Ulmzn opera house building,
Michael Lewis clothing house, George
LodsTs general store. the zrmory and
haIfSOZea other occupants. Loss
s75, oeQ-
Fire and water did damage esti-
mated at 500, 500 70 the works Of the
Ajax Manufacturing company at
Cleveland. OHIO Mush OF the loss is
To valuable machinery and patterns By
water
S0uEh-bO1nd passenger train No 81,
ard a r0rth-bCnRd freight train met
in 4 head-on collision on the Louis
vile 4 Nashville road al Rankin. ky.
and the engineer. fireman, conductor
and mail clerk were injured
A collision betwee4 pas senger train
No. and & freight train on the Colo
raz0 d Southern AK Beshear. twelve
miles south Of Trinidad. resulted in
lie death Of che HAD and the injury
Df two more, one Of whom VIII prob
ABBY viii die
While ~orkmsn were en5eavoring
to Strengthen a defective foundation
at the plant OF the Mound City Roof
ing 4 Thing company AZ St Louis. a
section Of the wall fen and four &C the
men were seriously injured Many
other worizmen had marrow escapes
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
SMASHED A FLOAT.

Fourteen Loaded Freight Cars Are
Dumped Into River and Freight Lost.
New York, March 16.-The steamer
New Hampshire. OF the Stonington
line, ran down q Long island railroad
float in the East river on which there
were fourteen loaded freight cars.
which were thrown into the river.
Some Of the cars were broken by the
impact and the light freight foated
down the river.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

Arrussd rs Being ceoesrned IN ccscs-
saI Frzgds I'm Lon1cn.

Acc1E&@E O. Ee8NE AG0~SsRC1 -
sal Frauds in Lcnncn-
New York. March HI. Whitaker
Wright. The Lon5oa promoter WHO y
nnaused al being concerned in coios-
sal frauds in connection with the Or
SANITATION OF various financial corpor-
atoms. was arrested yesterday on tie
arrival Of the French line steamer La
Ilzrrgins from Hsvre The arrest was
made by two central Office detectives
at the request Of the London police.
Wright vas taken TO police head
quarters and later 70 the Tombs 20
lice court, where he vas arraigned be-
fire q magistrate and turned over TO
The United States authorities He
was then taken 70 the Ludlow street
Jail
Wit Wright On the steamship was
z tall good looking young woman,
who said she was the niece OF the pris-
urs-. Her name was on the passenger
list as Miss ?. Browne Wright. when
\ told that he was under arrest, showed
10 evidence Of excitement, and said
that he was
Friend Of King Edward.
Z HIS principal concern was 10 avoid
( publicity. and he asked that his arrest
/ be kept from the newspapers. Wright
and his companion we're entered on
the original passenger list as ii. An.
4 5re0ri and Nile. An1reoni.
That Wright did not expect 10 be
arrested is shown by the fact that
soon after the steamship left Havre he
. told the puTseT that a mistake had
! been made in making the tickets out
/ In Andreoni- His name accordingly
/ EGas changed and appeared on the adj
4 diyioual list as Mr.. J, W. Wright, and
/ that Of the woman as Miss r. Browne.
I Wright and the young woman occu-
/ pied one Of the finest deck suits on the
I steamship. Wright was sitting at a
desk in his cabin when found by the
( detectives. When addressed by name
be AT once admitted his identity, and
On being told that he was under arrest
al the request Of the London police
said: That was a business transac.
ton I understood that The
Matter Was All Settled
in parliament This is a surprise to
me. ! am willing TO 90 with you. All
want is 10 get away from here with
as little noise as possible. Don't LET
! the newspapers know anything about
this"
Wright, for a dozen years or more
vas the best known promoter in Lon
don. not excepting even the great
4 HOOley. He is charged with swindline
shareholders in the London and Globe
Finance Corporation Of London out oi
sums aggregating, according to vari
Gus estimates, anywhere from SIS, 0Oa,
600 20 $3.50. 900. 900.
The financial crash OF the compa
MES aoated by Whitaker Wright came
In December, 1900. There were clever
Of these, including the parent com
pany. entitled the London and Globe
Finance corporation, with total cap
italization of s60,G75, 900. Wright ,lal
the managing director. Few million
aires lived in the same princely styl,
as Whitaker WRIGHT
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
MEMPHIS FLOODED.
People Moving About in sktffs and
Business Is Suspended.

People Moving About in Sktffs and
Business Is Suspended.
Memphis. Tenn. March II. The
food situation between Caruthsville.
No. and Baton Rouge, La, is serious.
The gauge at Memphis marks 54.5, q
rise Of Ia during the last twenty-four
hours. This is the highest water
ever recorded here. The situation
around Memphis is becoming serious.
Without single exception the numer.
Gus lumber plants in North Memphis
have suspended owing TO the encrUach.
ment Of the water. AT Fourth and
Market streets people are moving
about in skiffs and the street railway
has abandoned all schedules in that
part CT the city.
The Coctaw railway has suspended
operations between Hopefield and
Wolf River ana all traias are being
sent over the Memphis bridge. A
dangerous place In the leyse Is re-
ported from Holly Bush. twenty miles
north OF here. Engineers Of s.
Francis leyee went to the scene yes
terday afternoon. The water va:
running over the levee for a distance
OF 600 feet. Men and material are be
ing sent there and strong fight u
being made TO hold the embankmeEt
Refugees and hundreds of horses and
mules continue TO arrive on eyers
train
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
DARING ATTEMPT AT RosseRY.
One Man Is Killed and Another Fatally
Wounded

Pueblo, Colo, March IA. daring
attempt at robbery with tragic end
occurred in one Of the most fashion
able restaurants ia this city last even
Ing. Two masked robbers entered
Loostau's cafe. One went to the cash.
iers desk, while the other attempted
70 rob the guests. The second rob
Der pointed revolver at DIR. ]. r.
Turner, who was sitting az a table.
and commanded him to throw up his
hands. The doctor hesitated and the
robber fired, killing him instantly.
Thea the desperate attacked c. b.
Bishop and shot him in the side. Then
without securing any booty the rob.
bers fed Bishop is in critical con.
dition.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Seward webb h s,sk.

San Francisco, March lT.--Dr Sew.
ard Webb Of New York has arrived
here unsxpecseals from Southern Cal.
ifornia- He was suffering frora an Ar.
tack Of gcut and came to this city -
rest for few days
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
THREE PASSENGERS HURT.

Collision Between Trains on the East
ern Illinois Road.
Chicago. March Is. - A Chicago a.
Eastern Illinois incoming passenger
Drain ran into a freight train at the
Fortiefh street crossing OF the Chicago
Junction railway. Three passengers
were slightly injured and panic en-
sued among the passengers. The en-
gineer Of the passenger failed to see
the signals.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Tramp klIled In : wreck.

Charleston. s. c.. March II. - The
Southern Railways vestibried train.
due Of Camden at noon, was wrecked
eight miles from that point yesterday
An unknown tramp was killed and
James Reed. negro. had leg broken
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
CUTS OFF HIS wIFE's EAR.

Mar Shoots His Brcther-in-LaW and
Then Commits Suicide
Peoria, III, March Is. - William
Minch Of Washington, TazewelI coun-
II. yesterday rode 10 the home Of his
hrethsr-in-law, Adam Oetzel, and shot
him in the back, killing him instantly.
Then Minch rode to the hnne of his
former wife. picked up butcher knife
and cut OF her right ear and one OF the
fingers Of her left hand. He then ran
from the house. mounted hfg horse and
rode to the Santa Re depot When
within a few yards OF the building he
placed revolver 20 his head and fired,
dying within few moments. Domes-
tic trouble Ii said TO have been the
cause.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
REBELS WHIPPED.
N'earasuan Troops Reoeeupy ToSn
Recently CAPTURED.

Caracas. March IA body OF gov-
eminent troops was sent from aAr~
garita island March IL to attack the
rebels az Carupano, which. during the
blockade. was taken by them After
three hours hghting the government
forces reoccupied the town. recaptur-
Ing The guns and Mausers and taking
s;xtythree prisoners. thirty-nine OK
whom were wounded.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

The mint AZ Philadelphia turned cut
more than Tblogg .ggs0 bright mex cents
last yezr-one apiece for every man.
woran ana child in the United States
Did yon get yoursg
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

The Chicago heath commissioner
has decided that guests in ali cheap
lodging houses must tie provided with
bathing facilities. Evidently ne never
expects to get the cheap lodging house
vote.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
Pear, Button Strike.

Dubuque, Iowa. March Is. - Two
hundred employees of the Iroquois pearl
button factory walked out yesterday
when the superintendent discharged
members OF the grievance committee
who demanded the discharge Of 9 fore
man.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

A PennEy 8rarla newspaper that ss1r-
pended publication has again proved
that there is something in name b.
sides letters The editors nauae was
Stuck
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

A Boston woman's club has solemn
~ resolved that woman cant get along
without mar. Il is 10 be noted. in this
connection. that the Easter bonnefs
this year are to be Just too cute for
anything
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

A Mexic21 zUltiraIl li0raire warts tn
pay CT part 81 hIs c0aEtry's debts
what ean be the matter uita re
rnang Doesn't he believe III ki1d
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19
NEGRO GOES VIOLENTLY INSANE.
Pneumonia Patient Starts TO Clean
Out Hospital.

Louisville. Ky. March l7.--williar1
Hamilton, negro who was taken 70
tne city hospital suffering from pnet-
monia, became violently insane on re-
ng1on and. overcoming his attendant
oeosge Camphell, caught up q chsir
ana Drained France winder. an insane
inmate sixty years OF age. Or. Bron'
ner. who attempted to subduc Hamil-
Ton. was also alightly hurt C-siphell
received lev minor bruises. Hamih
ton was finally cyerpowered.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

In 400 years. says Lord Kelvin, the
earth's coal win be exhausted From
the way things are going Esw the
earth's patience wiz be exhausted
about 500 years earlier than that
Saturday Evening Post
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

Another reason FOR taking patriotic
pride in the revelation OF 10 has al
ready been indicated by President
Roosevelt Look Al the large family
Of daughters it left.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-03-19

Cueen wiIhelmina may figure IN the
dispute between Venezuela and the al
Hes. Il is too bad TO bother the young
queen with this matter. She has
seemed OF late TO be having such a
nice. quiet time.