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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-28
WILL BE LOCATED ONE MILE
FROM TOWN.
A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE

Will Be Conducted by DR.. KistIer,
and in the Most Sanitary and Mod
ern Manner Will Be of Great
Benefit to Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-28
In the House.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 28.-Be-
fore proceeding with the Army ap-
preparation bill today the house pass
ed several bills of minor import by
unanimous consent
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At Office, 119 w. End st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24

trourigcr Stuuoc gctr0itct, bobcn
Gbail, Qeuomnlen az Srea0e lul0 2uit,
Mit eil,tht 8roBGl HIitttpan0 BON y9ii
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licNts NoB crit Dir 0urdl Die @cicjcllc
bNnigttcl phniol9giidlen lluuwers
tbungeu piial3ltMrr Eroouttc Stoiic
lcboifeil Ole ourcqcn urN n0bren jlr-
nlcidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Ser oe"tfbe GUrrefppnbemt Salimprs, MNb. aNonMs, Dc. 81, September 1905.

Gin perge6Iidca Ntilbcn miro IS
nod longr ieill, mollten mir nodjs
ihaifcn, mas 0it %@cfc5cQe III ibrer
b,ciitcn illtb oo1,Io .biglieitigen @erf
itatt nie0crrciBt. Hnl c@, in mcrtbool-
lcrer 6orm micOdr oui}lbniten. Gon
0iciem &uutic linO mir, trot ollcr
Grrlngcnidoiten Scr 6orihuna,
nod uncnOtih melt entierilt. |Qicr
blcibt Mllttcr Natltr Die mtilbeftreif-
limc Wteiitcrin. Nnl @eiteIten ent.
funt bon icncm 3iele aber iin0 Die,
ole gluubcrl oltrd) Wtiidcn bon 3lta
der, GHC5cn lulb 6nrbitoifcn Gin
ol0 MIR 0cn %9egobrcncn @etrantel
rDI NtillcciteH nn W%enllBuert6 ebcu.
bilrtigeS Ero0ltt 81 ihoffen. Ser.
QoDrcne @rtr0nfe boben belt Gor5tJ
cincr inter bcitimmtcn 9c0ingungcll
1cuGbrleiitctcn &altborfeit, ben ite
ruieberum nidt uQein Dem Nlfobol
purOnifcu, iGn0crn ser hcreits Be
riibrtcn @eiummtbeit oQer @0Gs
rulgspro0ufte. Gen iogenanltet
aIfo6olircien 8etrdnfen aber ge6en
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weiie pcrmuq iic Gin 2~llfobol5uiob 51t
c%rGdn5pn. sit ober' Elm 2Gltobol5iliaB
uotbmcnOi9, min, 10 lit ca 5lDor nid)t
ciniober, aber cntidieocn notiirIiNer
mo luertbpollcr. mcnn ser 9lfobol.
1ehnIt ollrd) @dbrung cntitebt Wenm
fiir5Iid) Elm illnger Gngldnorr, Der III
@eiocrbcr0 uid]t otleir in @0rIQlcu
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liidcn 3eitlpg crflGrtt, BOB Dos
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poQen @ctr0ufcrL ober bin 3t g.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24

lit in Den Bergen, u1o man ful1m
cine Mobl5cit iinbct, peil ole 60
fole geihloiien iino, ~ionoern OoB fir
Die Sllgeto feinerlei GerQniigur9cn
mcbr oa iin0, ais ). .. Die elcftriide
Cumberland &allep q. Gar, Ionic Die
Iiniatltr Giienbobu ooS Serrisroo,
bic Heitidule, oaS Yurf . Srdeltcr
mo oergleiden mebr. 0eionbcra Die
dlteren 2cute merben ben lcbtcn
Sonntog I'M September por5ieben,
neil oa nod feline falte Winoe me-
ben, mic Dies hereitS NnIa1gs Otto
Der GA oroben I'M Sod)gebirg oerSol
lit. Die @emcinOe lo0et oGe Gcllt.
iden 5i cinem idonep Sonntog in
ben Bergen Elm ltiro bittet upl reac
@etbeiIigung. Ger GEfuritptpS5pg
perl0bt prG5iS 8 llhr sic @ilcn Sta.
tiun unO miro an f~olgcpOen Stotip,
men onhaltert, nm Terionen 81 be,
iorocrn: llnion . StotioL GennIpl
ponio Stotion Sutton . gpe. urto
@olbroof. Nh allen Oieien .Stotio
lien miro ein Gomitc Sobrfortei Der.
foufen. lin ober ieOeS @eorange 81
rermeioen poae man l6on Jest be,
Goitor Ster9er bie Subrforten bcltcl-
len, Grpndicne 81, &inber SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
ipoutd1c 8Ghrun8 ilbcrgcgungenc;
3ufcrmoiicrn."
Nriraths 9iecnicn.

MoriboQ 2lnbrem9, %, luno &irdis
MIA Coles, 2l; Applifont Mnriboll
2(uDrcua, 9}r. ITO, Mccco. Str, Giruc-
lon0, 0bio.
Geo. q. Gompbea, 2S, unb Glen
9ropn %, Applifont @co. 8. Camp
6cQ, 9tr. 1927, Siio-Glop.gpcmle,
Hodionuilc, 81.
GboS. &. CRAWFORD. q, uno 60
mlonio Ytninlp, y; gpplifont 9boS.
s. STAMFORD, 2oug0cL 3. Is.
@n1. y. Gapis, -, uno Cora 9.
Eor9lcn 20; Ipplitunt @m. y. Go@
MS, &altimore=Gorntp.
Eobn @ruber, 80. uro gnnn q.
@hueioer, %; 2(pplifont ISM. Eegc-
Ter, 9tr. 223l, 9orclnp-S trdBe.
Eobn &. Wtc&op u, ll,o g(nnie s.
Mleoo, 20; Applifolt Nobn &. Wc&on
lir. 1899. 9liperiioesS penlc.
2oiiiS Q. Btffi1S, y. lnb Goro
Rails, q gtpnlfnut Gbus. g. @olf,
9}r, Pol SqttcrD- Npenpe.
@iuiamefS g. Sbodlctteg 26, ullO
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2. SbodIetteJ Nopal Meoieal Sdool.
@oi6ington.
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i501 @cit=Erntt. Strobe.
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80.
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9. 6.
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Sosles, IS; gpplifoit ISM. g. @its
ter, 0r. 242, Siio-1. Strobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24

Gnqlid)c r llnterrid)t t. -
Sollicnoe bon I'M Nht@lono qcborcner
iltngen 2euten in Baltimore cmpfon.
gen nicoriQe 26bnc, neil tic Ser tlrali.
'6en Sprodc nidt mGdtiA iinO, lin
oieien Siin9linAen cine 6iiIircjhc
Son0 81 rei6en, bot ser oGbriItlihc
&erein iun1cr M0npcr," Gle bon
Charles uno SorotogosS troBc. cine
&laiie eingcrihtct, in pclGer bonn /,
Sftober an enGlii6cr lluterribt cr-
BELT miro. Gieic &loiie lit Oo5u BE-.
ltinmt, oomit sic Der cngliihca
Sprohe llnfunoigcn oltrG Grlcr.
ming Oc8 Gnglii6cn ibrcn 2o6u iiGt
MIR pergr0Bern, ion0ern in pielcn
6Gaen p%erOoppcln f0nnen, Gin crs
fobrener engliihcr 2ebrcr miro Sen
llnterridt ertbciIen un0 ie0er SdiiIer
I'M Stonhe iein, nod) cillidcll @ohrn
enNliid 81 ipreben. Scr yGbtiitIid)t
Serelll 1llllger Wta1llcr" lptll Sc0ets
mann 6clien, un6 0ieic &Ioiie lit Gin.
neriftet mororn, ltn1 i'm 2ht5lnnbe gcz
horcnen innQen 2cl,ten ju belien.
@crrrt3r ". g. StolinQ8 miro ouf
&erlolncn jeAe gcmiiniHtc 9(ltSfurtt
crtheilen.
Cine g Of luB Grfuriion
nudr Sen , Mtor ~pcronitoltet NoItor
Sterger gum Better Ser Grcici
nigfeits- Stride am Sonntog, Sen 80.
September. Seit Sen IcBten 5mti
%obren peronitnItetc cr 0icic Grfrr.
%llonen, Die iih ollGcnteiner @cIiebt
belt erfreuten, INNER cincnS oulttug
nod Dem Shlub Scr Soiipn. 9l6cr
bic Grfobrung lcbrte, OoB nod 0et
Soiion niht mn glcS foot uno DOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Bic @abrbcit iiber a~lfobulfreie &C.
frnufc.

Sn Ser 8odenihriit fir 9ralterei
OR. 80 peroffentIiht Ir. 9ooe eirle
Nn5abl bon Anolpict ilbcr %ioDenannte
dIfobolireie @etr1ntc, 0cncn CT oie
non atocrcn Nnhrun9aniittel. Gbenri.
fern Neutrality-suspicious. geaenilber.
lcbt uno babel ieititrllt, oab eitte
6an5e Nn5abl pom oie'en @ctrdnfcn
ntebr o0er meniger arobe Mten1en
bon 9llfohoI entbalteu, Die Sen in
Nieren enthaltencn Metaen mir me
Mig uaditeben. Cine Meibr oieier
@etr1nfe mltroe mifroifopiid inter
iidt, uno nle u1terlud)ten entbiettep
Die oerifie0eniten &eicn, mand)e aud
9atterien.
Gin eiriodes 3niarnnenniiiAen
BON Saft uno @aiier tlno SlRprdani.
rem nit aohleridiife eeftigt uift lin
sic @1brung in ser Efaide 81 eer.
9inoeru. Sic 5eihnen lid oaher aiid'
meiit onrd einen perbdltnibniabig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-24
Gems benz eeiiriarn reonntaeS. Go rrefpnnbe
&. i. @iefucr tpbt.

Gos Soupt ser s. 3. @icBner 9rau.
Comp. erIiegt ser rigbt id)cll
Observation-Disclosures. - @or crit
AZ Sabre aIt. - @eborte pielcr
Oeutiden @%eieuidoitcn an. -
Siibrtc nber Elm titles 2eben.
Nad langem idmcrcn 2ei0en itorb
Samitog Wittd9 pcnl9e 0tinutel
nod 1 llbr, III iciner @obnung, Nr.
100, Norb+@opitroBc, Der bcfar1.
te 9rauberr Sobonmn SricOrid)
@iebner i'm Ilter bon Il Sobrcn an
9ri9btider Nierenfrontbeit, Ger
&eritorbcne bate id)on icit mebrererl
Sobren an 8idt NM Nicre1 . Som.
r%lifotipnen eeIittGn, aber crit Dor
Nrci @od)en mar iciu geiinoen ser.
art tritiif geluorOen, OoB er Dos
9ctt bitten mlibtc. Scr 3uitnno
ipuroe in Der Nad)t bon 6reitag ouf
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man i6on geltern IN Der friibeitcn
Morgeuitullbe, oaS S6limmite BE-
filrd)ten 81 mitiIcn ober, crit nadl
Der erIten acknowledgements frat
Der GOO oicsmal inn mobren Sinit
res @rl6iers Gin. Seine beioen Bril-.
Der @corq mo SeinridL icine Sdlue.
tern Margoret6e ullo bercn 8atte
II. @corg @egefnrtb, Inna Gliio.
FCth mn 6crClt HnttC @r. Sreo. 2ippS
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41r Ncritor6cnc mar lul Sabre 1859
am .. !lpril 9eborcu, Seinc gltern
marclI Sobn 6rieOrih @icBner, Ser
Gariuler Der ieBigen ). j. 8ieBncr
Rrtning 60, unb Srou Sarab, geb.
9huppredt. Gr o~biolpirtc sic 3ions.
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yort 5ur 8eorg &ingler 9remingGo.
no er bas 9railgeiperbe griinolid CT.
lcrnte, biz er III ieineS @aters Brat
erei als 8raumeiiter 5itriidfam. 9llS
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ficts ofieue 9orie bat Wandcm aus
Der Serlcgenbeit gebolfen.
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ntebr iteige, ollf &orrotb orGeiten.
Son grlten &enncrn 0cs Warftea miro
oagegen Dor elmer llcbcrid0BuuQ DER
&cinltote biCicr @oAc 9cuorltt, 0cur
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fueld)cn boa id)ledbtc rcQncriifc @ctz
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, ems" n@i6entranS . 3umen : Sereins."
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goam 9iupp's sisftauraut,

III. tI04, NDrb,Gentrnl ,9,Utnue.
Ser raorhoif Smmerlpdbrtnber 8anoetrin
bon Baltimore ~berianuneIt ii@ bier ies
ben Mphtaa. - Deprge 8rebm & Cons
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Canton pHs 9tettaHptsps.
Nber's ,Goelwsis.Saae,"

WIT VUIIs HHu UHI'VUVHHtf VuNfUH.
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6snrh 6. alein,s Gsftauraut.
Sato0 0ites' p@lelobie-S aar,"

Nurbpit.9dc upn Spius nno Sprreit.str.
Salptoldrticr ocS @efangoereins nMieIos
Die" Ginaitrnbcn ieoen Sonneritag Gbo.
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&creirs" ieoen .. uno 4. Gienitn9 I'M
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Arizona republican., 1906-07-17

Washington, July 16.-The navy de- partment was informed this afternoon by cablegram from Commander Multi gan of the arrival of his ship, the Mar blehead, at La Libertad from Panama, which port he left last Friday night. Before sailing, Commander Mulligan was instructed by the navy department to report to the American minister at La Libertad, which is the port near San Salvador, the capital of Salvador.
 In the absence of MT. Coombes, who is detained at Champerico awaiting next Fridays steamer, MT. Brown, the American secretary and charge in Sal Vador will communicate with Com mander MuIligan. and that officer will place his ship at the disposal of the American legation, so that MT. Brown will be in a position to carry out in structions which were cabled him today from Washington to proffer to the gov ernments of Salvador and Guatemala the use of this American warship as a place of meeting Of the peace commits sioners. The details of the meeting will be left to the American legation.
 It is stated that neither Minister Merry nor Messrs. Coombs or Brown will act in the capacity of peace com missioner to either country; they are charged simply as good friends to both parties to endeavor to bring the hos tile nations into friendly relations with out further loss of blood.
 It is believed that the Marblehead will take on the SalvadOrean commis- sioners at La Libertad and then pro- ceed to the nearest Guatemalan port, San Jose, where agents of the govern ment will board the ship, which will then go to sea, beyond the three mile limit, until the conference is over.
 The important development of the day, aside from the offer of the Mar blehead. was an assurance to the state department from President Cabrera that Guatemala would refrain from further hostilities if Salvador would undertake to do the same. which news was promptly communicated to Min ister Merry at San Salvador. in order that he might transmit the proposition to the government at that place.
 Another point developed was tha Salvador and Honduras had entered
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
Rounds Them Out

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Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
MOTHER SEES
 HARRY THAW
An Affecting Meeting in
 the TOmbS
Mrs Thaw Re-emplOys the Firm of Attorneys Who Had Been Discharged.

New York, July 16.-Mrs. William Thaw paid a visit to the Tombs today for the first time. She reached the prison shortly before noon She was met at the prison door by the warden, who apologized when he told her that it was necessary to zubmIt 10 search. She retired to the rooms Of the matron, where the rules were complied with. The warden, her son Josiah Thaw and Counsel Peabody escorted her to the corridor. Then she made her way alone to cell 22O. Mrs. Thaw, the wife of the prisoner, was at the cell at the time.
 As the mother approached she backed away and there was no sign or recog- milton between the two. Keeper Smith opened the cell to get stool for Mrs. Thaw to sit on, when seeing the door opened she rushed forward and son and mother fell into each others arms,
 tears streaming from the eyes of both. There was silence except for the moth
 CTS cry of My boy, my boy The
 cell was then closed and mother and
 son conversed half an hour through
 the bars, kissed goodbye and she re-
 tired. There was a great crowd out
 side, and 1t was necessary for the pO-
 lice to force entrance and exit for her , The wife remained about fifteen feet
 distant during the interview where she could see the mother and son withoUt being seen.
 Immediately following her interview
 with her son, Mrs. Wm. Thaw assumed ] full charge of the defense and arranged to retain the services as counsel o1 the firm of Black, Olcott, Gruber anC | Bonynge, who were dismissed by young | Thaw a few days ago. This action is { taken to mean that Harry Thaw's de sires and opinions regarding the de | fense will be ignored and that reliance 1 will be placed upon the p'ea of inssn ! ity, insistence on which by MT. Olcot resulted in the rupture between himsel , and his client. Whether an application [ will be made for the appointment of committee of lunacy to determine l young Thaw's mental condition wil probably be determined at a confer enCe to be held by Mrs. Thaw and tn, l counsel tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
A IRAN OF ELKS
 ESCAPED THE DITCH
Engineer Killed in Wreck on the
 Colorado Southern.

Trinidad. Col, July 16.-Passenger train No. T. on the Colorado Southern railway, carrying hundreds of Texas Elks to the convention in Denver. was wrecked three miles north of Forbes junction at an early hour this morning.
 The engineer was killed and the fire man badly hurt. That the whole train was not carried into the deep arroya. resulting in serious loss of life, is' probably due to the fact that the train was running slow on account of the recent heavy rains.
 The train ran into a landslide while rounding a curve, and the engine rolled over carrying the two baggage cars with it. None of the passenger coaches left the track.
 Engineer Martin J. Cullen was caught under the locomotive and his body crushed to a pulp. Fireman Charles T. Carroll jumped. and, all though escaping death, was badly hurt. Tn spite of his injuries, he walked three miles to Forbes and noti- fled the officials here.
 Two special trains from the south, carrying. Elks to the Denver conven- tion. are held here on account of the wreck and will be delayed for some time until the track can be cleared.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
THOUGHT IT WAS rREPoFF.

St. Petersburg. July 16.-AdditionaI details of the assassination of General Kozlov of the headquarters staff at the park at Peterhof on Saturday. prove beyond question that the murderer, who was arrested. believed he was killing General Trepoff.
 Before shooting Kozlov, the murder CT, who was dressed in the clothing of workman, drew a photograph of Ire poff from his pocket and compared it with KOzlov's features. Kozlov was shot four times and died instantly. Kozlov was not involved in politics
 Sunday night witnessed the usual collision of workmen, police and gen. darmes in the industrial quarter. On the Schlusselburg road a crowd of 5000 attacked steam car which ran over a drunken soldier and attempted to lynch the engineer and conductor. but was dissuaded.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
CLEANLINESS FATAL
 10 JAMACIA NEGRO
They Cannot Adapt Themselves t0
 New Canal Zone Csnditions.

Washington. July 1s.-Perfect sani- tatiOn and clean linen is proving fatal to West Indian negroes employed on the Panama canal
 Although Col GOrgas and his assist ants have banished yellow fever and other tropical levers. which are so fatal to the Panama canal builders, they found that the sanitary precautions iu the quarters of the Jamaica negroes make them especially susceptible to pneumonia and other throat and lung troubles.
 They are accustomed to living tn sfnall huts and have no lung capacity They also cannot be induced to eat sui ficient wholesome food. White men from Spain and Cuba are able to do twice as much work as the negroes. They will do most of the work on the canal.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
THE C. & 4. GASES
 60 TO HI6HESI COURT
A Full Test to Be Made of the Rebate
 Question.

Grosscup in the United States circuit today granted the Chicago & Alton railway, J. N Faithorn and Fred A Mann writs of supersedeas staying the execution of fines aggregating $6o.ooe assessed against the defendants a short time ago by Judge Landis in the Unit ed States district court, on charges or granting illegal rebates to the Schwarzchild & Sulzberger packing corporation
 At the same tune bond or Seo.eee- covering the fine pending an appeal Co the United States circuit court Of ap- peals. was filed by the defendants This is practically a friendly proceeding. be- cause both sides of the case are desir- ous of having a decision of the civil courts on the rebate question.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
A NEW PHASE
 ATPETERSBURG
Brought by the ASSaSSiRa-
 tiOn of Saturday
The Present Ministry Has Probably Been Given a New Lease of Life.

St. Petersburg, July 16.-There are no developments in the cabinet situa- tion. The murder Of General Kozlov is reported to have made an exceed ingly bad impression on the emperor. and the Novoe Vreyma denies that the cabinet has resigned. The hesitation at Peterhof has raised hopes in the minds of some of the present premier's s colleagues that he can hold on even in the face of the adverse vote in the up per house Of parliament on Saturday.
 NJ. Roditcheff. leader of the consti- tutional democrats. will head the dep- utation of the Russian parliament to the conference of the inter- parliament ary union in London, which assemblies July 21, M. Allalin representing the group of toil
Arizona republican., 1906-07-17
A MEETING GROUND
 FOR PATCHING PEACE
A United States Cruiser Offered to BeIIig-
 erent Central Americans
Guatemala Will Stop Fighting Long Enough to COnsid- if It's Antagonists Will Also Suspend Possibilities Along the Border.

into an alliance, the nature of which is not certainly known, but 1t is be- lieved by officials here that the purpose is to agree upon terms of peace that shall be proposed by the two countries to Guatemala. This news came to the state department from Charge Brown at Guatemala City.
 Still another cablegram, this one from Minister Merry, informed the state department that the government of Honduras insisted upon being con- sidered along with Salvador in the peace negotiations with Guatemala. Altogether. the prospect of a peaceful termination of the present difficulty is believed to have frightened consider ably during the day.