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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
FROM NORFOLK
TO Pc 7ERS:IB||URG
----- -
Steamer Aurora Soon to Run
Between the Two
Cities.
RUNAWAY BOY DISCOVERED R
Found III the House Of Cor
rection in Balti-
more.
RUNAWAY BOY DISCOVERED
Special to rho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2G--The Vir-
GINA Navigation Company, Of this city,
will soon extend the route Of It's steam
er Aurora to Norfolk. The Aurora has
hitherto been running between Peters
burg and Jamestown.
The captain and lieutenants of the Pc
tersburg Greys left for Stanton this az
ternoon to participate in the election OF
officers OF the seventy-second Virginia
Regiment.
OFF TO BE MARRIED.
Mr.. Frederick Harry Pluinmer, a popu-
ilarbyoung business man, leaves tomorrow
for Mobile, Ala, where on the first of
june he will be married to Miss Caro-
line Wilson, a charming young lady of
that city. who has many friends here
The Petersburg Aericj OF Eagles Is pre-
pairing for a big picnic ut the well known
old Dunlop place, Ellerslie, In Chester
field county. Tho success Of the order
here has been remarkable. The loca:
aerie was organized only few months
ago, and already has more than q nun
dred members. 4,
A new corn mill at Swift Creek will
soon be put in operation by the cotton
mill company. which controls several en-
terpriscs there.
G. l.. Throckmortons q prominent mem
Der OF Monroe Lodge of Odd = Fellows y ~ ~
this city, has been appointed districs
deputy grand master off.tho ordcr l l''
Petersburg district, No. e.
RUNAWAY FOUND.
Michael Balas, d Prince George couIf
~ Hun ian farmer. has found his run
away son In the Baltimore House Q. o.
Correction Unth q day, or SO go nor
ling had been heard of the, child, VINO u us
appenrcd several months ago. q mem
Der Of the family has gone 70 ga minors 1 s s
to bring the boy back.
Miss Emma Grossmln and 3Mr.}s'a W.
Bogart were married at CLOCK las
evening at the residence OF Mrs lllali -
M. Walsh, on Harrison Street. Key KEY, = =
~. Moore, OF the Second Baptist Church
performed the ceremony.
The bride IS the daughter OF MI a 3
Mrs. c. Grossman, OF Chesterfield co 'lln
II. Mr.. Bogart Is connected with ING
T George C. alrlint Company.sof New 'li n
: nd Nhas been Ii, Petersburg for SONS
ftimo superintending the building Of IN, ms
8T)un,op Memorial J t is understood tlat
thu marriage vas a surprise ro or
onl, a few friends knowing the engage
Iment. :. =,
known manufacturing concern, nus i'. 8
ceiyed from Arabia. a big sh'pih'e7' ~ =
fifty bales Of sheep skins l5 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Accidental Shooting,

ispeelal 70 The Tlmts' plsnatHho
g GREMNSBORo N, c., May 3.--Samuel
hurley. Who delivers pianos for nm in-
str,,ment''nrm here, was shot and re-.
norted Fatally wounded ny the accidental
discharge Of pistol which soiored
IL another Turley was preparing for a
shave al a, When he fell At the report u the
YnistoI' tbs hall entering near navel. se-
wsrIns an artery and producing internal
how Of blood being stopped. hut the ball,
which ranged downward has not been
found He acquits the barber OF blAma-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Caroline Strawberries.

va ~ (By Associat ed l'ress,l ~ =. .I
BOWLING GREEN, VA, May 2d,-
seven car loads OF Strawberries were
shipped from GYlno's Staten na Don on or the
the finest quality this year, and much
superior to berries of other SECTIONS. ow,
ing TO tho weather conditions, Most OF
them 90 to Pittsburg, Penn, where they
This Industry has sprung up here IN
tho last few years, and promises to be
an extensive one, as the lands hare are
bjghly suited for It. and the conditions
nre favorable for growing them. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
BOY RESCUED FROM CIsTERN
BY UNIQUE AND HEROIC MEANS

-78T (SpecinI 20 TIC ,IITltyT IJlSpatch,5 Z
WINCHESTER, Va, May 26-IIarold
Scieur, aged five years, son of Louis
scheur n wealthy merchant OF Berry
VILE, Clarke county, fell into a deep cis-
tern this morning. and WAS sinking for
the third time WHOM rescued rs s., ~.
Thomas and Henry Clay, the former hold
Ing OH 10 the latters anfles While Clay
descended ami grabbed the boys CLOTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
NEW BOAT LINE.
Steamer to Run From Eastern
Shore Up York River.

(specal to The Times Dispatch.
WEST POINT, VA, May 3.-Cape
Charles capitalists contemplte putting putting
Il contracts for several Yharves have
The members OF the County Democratic
Committee are called to meet at lSins
William Courthouse Tuesday, June 9th,
~ 'tajsn ouch action as they may deem
best for the interests of the people at
tho approaching elaction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Will Speak on Opportunity,

General Manager w, d! Duke. Of tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway VII sPeak e t rSllroad s msh
Station Railroad \. NJ, C, A. to-morr
row afternoon at $3.50 O'clock, on OPP
iport,nitles," The neW, hymn books Will
The special soloist is Miss Mabel Nc
Balm. - ~. aLLlnl 90 ftAl. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Pugh-Iones.

FREDERICKsB VA May 26-
Mr., ]. stanly Pngh and Miss Bette
Jones, both of Caroline county, We're
married here last night at the residence
Of Rev. r. A. Williams, of the Baptist
Church who performed the ceremony.
Mr,.'and Mrs, Push will reside In this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
kept for careless handling
the

except for careless handling Of the
Being In such close range the bullet
made a large orice In the stomach, np-.
pearing more like n knife than q pis-
tol wound. The barber, Edwin Brown,
was arrested. but mn examination show
ing the occurrence to be purely accidents
al, he WAS released. Turley weighs thrse
hundred pounds, but stood the opera
tion without fiinchlng refusing to take
anesthetrs. He Is resting easily and,
physicians say he may recover,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Wornan's College Finals.

n.y. 30 :, !, nentl exeroIses OF the Woman >
college 0 Viii begin tomorrow night With y, the
Eaccniaurcae sermon. preached at the Z, First y
Baptist Church BY Rev ". y Taylor, - ~. ~,
church Viii Irens,r IN attractive progralnine
appropriate TO the occasion. q W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

A RICHMOND WOMAN ASKS
.'have vol, a floor paint tina t will last two
weeks?' Yes we have DeYoes; It has
beautiful gloss md viii wear two III
IL prop arly,, q app! ed I1arr!s sHRrdYsaEe CO.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

deputy are guilty as charged. and indig.
nation was at the time, and is yet y t t
among the citizens. and there is strong
sentiment fpr prosecution for malfeasahse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICE
.OCE a N vi & w
NOW o. EN-.

500 Round trip every Sunday via G.,
& O., Fistest, quickest and only direct
route to the seaside. Leave Rtchmond
and Old Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
JOHN w. CETALkLEY.

IldGIOII WIS he luc - y ~
among the citizens. and there ID q strong
sentiment fpr prosecution for malfeasahse
In office.
s The Statement Confirmed.
we have read the foregoing articif.
and being members OF the local Demo-
crate Committee or workers aiding IN inc
maj tier referred to therein, nrc icoeh'a n,
OF the facts stated by Mr.. Chalkley. me
statements he makes are true and arc
very conservative.
X. D. BAKER. j. N. JONES,
May 9Th. in the presence OF W =.
McNiel. commissioner Of the revenue i'i,t
that he would be In BIZ Stone Gap me
afternoon Of the sixth and at MS pmce,,
and would receive and receipt! Tor Dol
taxes at that. time. I was told by sew
eral Others whose statements Deme ".
that both Mr.. Barron and MI Blckley,
his deputy. had promised 70 be a. tnelr
Office at that time. X. y. TX VIZ - -.
Mr.. n. p. Barron told me on the night
OF May 9Th that he would be In Big stone
Gap In the afternoon of the 9th; and w.
w. Buckley told me tho same night that
rs far fas he knew he would be IN ms
office on tho 9Th, and that he or MIR. Bar
ron would be there. and the impression
made on me was that he or MT. Barron
one would remain all day at the .treas-
urer's office. VS. n. H1LIo4>S.|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

attack has been made upon mo for po-
litical purposes. but as this has been
Done am as anxious as any one that
the public know,the facts and the par
& ties connected with the report- You will
please, therefore, give this letter tho
same prominence ms you did the attack
upon me.
Yours respectfully,
r. p. BARRON, q
TREASURER Wise County.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
General Manager Post Receives
Orders From MT. Orcutt TO
Begin Construction.
MILLION DOLLARS TO BE SPENT.
First Official Information Concerning
Extensive improvements contem.
plated by Owners of Plant-Remark.
able Increase in Repair Work Makes
Third Basin Necessary.

II was officially announced at the
once or the Newport News Shipbuid.
ing anu Drydock Company Yesterday
mat new drydock would he construed
Ell and other extensive improvements
inade at the plant in the near future.
IL is understood that over ST 900 900
is 10 be spent in the improvements
anu the work is to begin as soon as
the plans can be prepared.
When Mr.. Archer Huntington was
here several months ago, he stated to
Daily Press report er that plans were
being considered for increasing the
facilities of the local shipbulding plant
anu That large amount of money was
10 he spent. Nothing definite concern
ing the plans was made public, how
eyer, until yesterday, when General
Manager w. A. Post received instruc
lions from President Orcntt to bepin
the construction of drydock No. g..
The new basin Is to he located north
ward from drydock No 2,awhere n
wooden tressel now stands. 1t will be
constructed of concrete instead of
wooden materialas are the other
docks. The dock will be seven hun
dfed feet long and will be large enough
70 accommodate the' largest battleship
afioat or under construction. ,.i
The remarkable increase in the re-
pair business of the company has
caused the need of new dock to be
felt for some time. When the Ameri-
can steamship Massachusetts was i'm
drydock No. for several months dur
ing the past sprng. vessels seeking re.
pairs were turned away With three
basins, the yard would be able to do
almost nh unlimited amount of work.
tits understood that the new dock will
be used almost exclusively for hand.
ling warships
In addition to the drydock, the COM
pany Will at once, begin the construc-
ton OF new shipways. Later on. 1t Is
understood, an additional shop is to be
erected ,pr dry .
The plant of the shipyard is now
valued at nearly twenty million dol
lars Drydock No. l is GOO feet long
and can accommodate practically nalI
of the vessels which come into this
port. Drydock No. 2. which was Just
completed few years ago, is 500 feet
long and large enough to receive the
greatest ship of any kind afoat or nn.
der construction 2, %'''.
p Additional information concerning
the improvements will be given out by
the company later on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Theatrical

The Gagnon- Pollock Stock company,
favored with better weather condl.
lions, presented "rhe Little Minister
to an audience of increased dimensions
at he Buckroe Beach theatre last
evening, repeating the success of the
preceding night. !'..h
The management is much gratified
with the success of this production,
whtchShas exceeded expectations. Miss
Pollock, Mr.. Gagnon and the members
of the supporting company are seen to
the best possible advantage in the
roles afforded by this charming play.
The two performers, Judging from the
cordial reception given the players.
have met with the fullest commenda-
ton of the patrons of the beach thea
tire. The vaudeville bill is especially
attractive this week, all of the num-
bers presented winning frequent en-
cores. q.
1.-THE Little Minister" will be seen
for the last time tonight with the
same budget of elite specialties as an
additional attraction. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Rear Admiral Dlcklns' Flagship
Texas Destroyed at Old Point
Again Last Night.
A SPECTACULAR ENGAGEMENT
Texas, Hartford and Hornet Exchanged
Fire With Batteries for Hall an
Hour Before theoretically Going to
so.som-caused Sensation at Buck
roe Beach.

Three times during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours the battleship Texas,
Hear Admiral Dickins' flagship, has
been theoretically sent to the bottom
OF Fort Monroe. The training ship
Hartford has been sunk" twice and
ithe converted yacht Hornet has gone
down not less than twice. II Is not
known whether Il was the Hornet or
the Vixen. that was with the Texas
/ and Hartford in the first attack emily
yesterday morning.
After the engagement described in
yesterdays Daily Press, all was quiet
In the neighborhood of Fort Monroe
until 1880 o'clock In the afternoon.
Then another attack was made during
q heavy rain storm. The Texas and
i the Hornet ran in and opened fire.
They were put out of commission be-
fore more than two OF three shots
were fired, the mortar batteries ut
Fort Monroe being credited with the
worl:.s tt
The most spectacular event of the
lnanoeuyres occurred last night ut
9:35 O'Clock, when the Texas, Hart.
ford and Hornet appeared off the fort
and opened fire. The vivid flashes
; from the guns and brilliant search
light display made IL wierd and beauti-
full scene, the novelty Of which was
enhanced by the terrific noise made
by the cannonading a large crowd
gathered Oh the beach at Old Point
Ito witness the engagement and at
Buckroe beach all other amusements
were forgotten. a rcowd of seven hun
dred people rushed from the
Casino theatre, dancing was stopped
rul Ia
from where the battle" could easily
be seen
The firing continued for half an
hour, Mt the end of which time the
ships were supposed to hive been de-
stroycd. The exercises appear to
demonstrate thnt II would be impos-
sible for n fleet to pass Old Point and
come into Hampton Roaiis. ljt
The fleet steaming toward tho forti-
fications last night was dicovered by
the scout boat Reno. a wireless mes
sage was sent into the fort and the
range finders In few seconds sent
word TO the batteries that the ships
were of shore $4,000 yards, about
eight miles.
The gums and mortars of all the forth
fications we're trained on the ships and
I the range lessened from time to time
as the ships came in closer. Ten
minutes after the vessels were sighted
the Texas commenced firing with her
8-inch and 1O-lnch guns. Within a
few minutes the mortar batteries were
turned loose on the ships nj 10000
yards and as the vessels came in
closer The 12-inch disappearing guns
opened on them. The ships kept up n
continuous fire. the noise being terrlf
fc, Shaking the buildings at Old Point
After steaming up 10 the Rip RnEs,
the Texas set signals To cease firing
and turned about. putting out to sea
again. ~ ANT
~ The shore searchlfglts picked up the
vessels when they were fully seven
miles OFF shore. The best that has
even been claimed for the search
lights is an effective range of seven
miles on perfect night for snch work.
Last night there was heavy mist over
the bny and OIL al the capes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
FIGHTING AT FORT HUNT.
Cruiser Fired Upon and theoretically
Sent to Bottom

Sruiser rlred upon ana theoretically
Sent to Bottom.
FORT HUNT, va ala'- SGne 13-Tbe
first gun in. defense of Washington
was fired by one OF the S-inch batteries
at Fort Hunt Mt $40 O'Clock tonight
The target was one of the units OF
Admiral Dickins' squadron, which ap.
peared to be Of the cruiser type. She
had just rounded Marshall's Point
about three miles below the fort, pro;
ceeding slowly up the river. That she
was an enemy" was indicated by a
signal from one of the forts sixty.
inch searchliglts
After the initial fire the shooting be-
came general and was taken mp by
Fort WashingtOn's l2-inch batteries
Not reply came from the warships
and when the required number Of
shots from the fort had been fired to
constructively put the ship out OF ac
ton, the firing ceased.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Suit Entered

r. a. JbhrSon, administrator for the
estate Of the late Ashby Harris. las
,cntarsd suit In the clerks Office of the
Corporation Court AGAINST the Gill
zeps' Railway, Light and Power Com.
pany. for $IO;'ido damages Harris
was shocked 10 death BY electricity on
.rh!rl y;fnurih street near Huntington
aypliue several weeks ago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Robbery Is CHARGED.

The case"0f*J! A. Nelson. charged
with assa,,lting and attempting to roll
w. Il. Rfh@n was taken upin tho p,o-
.lice ,pIlrt Yesterday After Brown and
snvtih! other Witnesses hail beer: ex.
arnined. tin, case was continued until
To-Day aud Nelson was lieid without
Iiiil -s's' W Ne!ii {.' s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Dcyoe
Spring and Mountain Resorts

spring and Mountain Resorts
On'the 1.-The Of the c.. G. o. nv.
Summer excursion tickets with Iib3
eral limits and ,stop;overs privileges on
sale Juno L., ,,'.I. IA
Low rate week and excursion tickets
for heads of families and Sunday visl.
tors. 6.1.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
HAPPY !. RESULTS
Have Made Many Newport News Resi-.
dents Enthusiastic.


No wonder scores Of Newport News
citizens grow enthusiastic. It Is
enough TO make anyone happy to find
relief after years Of suffering. Public
statements like the following are but
truthful representations OF the daily
work done in Newport News by Doan's
Kidney Pills.
A. J. Hauser. matchmaker of 20f
31st street, residence on Virginia ave-
nue.. says: For several months was
annoyed with dull aching I'm the
small OF the hack. 1t probably was not
severe enough to create any anxiety
but Its constant ,nagglng very often
made me ardently wish could stoplit
An advertisement about Doan's Kidney
Pills in a Newport News paper induced
me to go TO Aliens Drug Store for the
remedy. Before completed the treat
ment the aching disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agent for the United
States.
Remember the name-D oan's--and
take no other.
fI r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

When some men go to the dogs it's
pretty tough on the dogs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

been detected and three small boats
had already removed number of
mines before being. seen from the fort.
the seafchlights being ineffective at
that hour. Upon dlscoy ering the enc
my the big gums at Fort Howard boom
ed out and the 2Sylvfa:was theoretically
sunk in short order afterwards pro-
ceeding down the bay, probably to
join Admiral Dickfns. $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
Hartman Still MISSING.

d as fir rs Gould br''Idai'he.t yeslcr-
dav tho Baltimore police th,id discov-
cred no clue to the Whereabouts OF
Arthur ! Homnian, the local merchant
vhG diS;lpprnlrd I'm Baltimore last
week Mrs Han'man is almost pros.
trate'l with grief
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
EXCURSION to Jamestown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The Sunday schools Of the First
nil! Second Pres,ytcrinn, churches Will
civ" EN- excursion TO Jamestown to-
morrow on The steamer .l.onise The
Steamer, inflow, viii leave here. tcmhr.
row morniug at, 1890 O'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14
OPERATIONS UP The BAY.
Auxiliary Cruiser Sylvia Discovered
----.u Qestrouinn Mines ~

4 BALTIMORE, MD, June l3-Just
about dawn this morning the auxiliary
cruiser Sylvia OF Admiral Dickins'
squadron, which is manned by the
MARYLAND reserves, was discovered at
point opposite Fort Howard, destroy
Ing mines. The Sylvia had come up
the bay SO stealthily that She had not
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

.sss.sssss,sssn..sssssss. .s.ss.ss.....r.sss.ss
! Social Personal !
i,snss.ssssss,sas.sssssss.
Mr. Charles sibley is quite iii at his
nome -.A Gal
Miss Myra Wilson is i'll with appen.
dicitis Mt the hospital.
Mrs. George Masters is Ill at her
home on Twenty-ninth street. '~
Miss Edna wilkins, of Staunton, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Ida Bear has gone to Dinwiddie
county to visit relatives
Miss Lettie Graham left yesterday
FOR Pennsylvania to visit relatives.
Miss Edna wilkins, of Stanton. is
the guest OF relatives here. ite
Miss Elsie Foster has returned from
visit to friends In Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. G. w. Geddy has returned to
Toano after visit to Mr. C. C, Curtis.
on Twenty-fifth street. ~
Miss Katherine Shine, of Lynchburg,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Uriah Oak
ley on Thirty-third street.
Miss Esse Roberts. of Martnsburg,
w. Va. Is the guest of her aunt Mrs.
q. w. Fisch, on Forty-fifth street.
Mr.. S. Mays, of Lynchburg, Is WIS.,
ting his daughter, Mrs! L. o. Merrill,
222 Thirtieth street.
Miss Laura Gildner. who Is attend
ing Cornell University, returned home
yesterday TO spend the vacation.
Miss Blanche Garrett, of Lynchburg,
returned home yesterday after visit
to relatives here.
Mrs. Ralph Young left yesterday for
his home In Roanoke after visit to
relatives here. Il
Mr.. Harry Stowe left last night for
his home in Elizabeth, N. D.. after.
spending a week with his parents here.
Miss Matte Klarney has returned to
her home in Baltimore after spending
n week with Mrs e. Il. Powell, on For
ty-fourth street.
Mrs Thomas Davis and children
returned to their home In Roanoke
yesterday after visit to relatives
here. m
Miss Cressy Collins left yesterday
for her home In = Blacksburg- after
spending several days in this city
with relatives.
Miss Mamie Iiiden. Of the High
scohol facnlty, hus gone tic Washing
ton where she will be the guest Of
relatives.
Miss Nita Phillips. who has been the
guest Of the Misses Holt on Thirty
fourth street, returned yesterday 20
her home in Petersburg.
Misses Mary and I-orena Holt. two
ronular young ladies OF this city. will
leave In few DAYS for New Mexico,
where they will make their home !.
8 Miss Anne Sallay, sponsor from the
Sons Of Confederate Veterans Of this
district, and Miss Agnes, Epes, spon-
sor from Magrnder Camp. Confederate
Veterans, left yesterday for Louisville,
KY, to attend the annual reunion of,
the Grand Camp; Confederate veterans.
The graduates of the local High
school will give a beach party to
Buckroe this Afternoon and evening
from to 10 o'clock. Tonight the par
Twill take in. the show at the Buck,
roe Casino. Among those who VIII be
II, the party are: Misses Frances Stew
art, Lorena Holt, Bessie Curtis, LII
lian Bonewll Leila Shell, Mae Mar,
shall. Elizabeth. Edwards Clara Smith,
Lucy Moss. EatoEif Dani'ridge, Olive
MarloWe and Man,ie Carrier; Messrs.
Robert Davis, a %: onmis, Allen
Davis and w. Al. Graf 'rhp party will
be chaparoned by AIRS. W.aH, Mar.
SHALL Ss
~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-14

The East End Circle has decided 10
have the hay-ride on next Friday
night, June 1G. 1t