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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
DISTRICT COURT CASES,
Bail Denied 20 j. II. Crawford-Suit
Tor Divorce.

ogden sept is--Jndge Howell rem
dsred bis decision on the application
Of J. H. Crawford TO BE- admitted 10
bail bs. being charged with murder in
ne inst degree The court denied the
cotton and Crawford will have to re-
niH at the county Jail until after the
-sl
The suit Of John Berry against the
laiah Construction Co, brought TO re-
over damages for personal injuries
'es dismissed az plaintiffs costs.
10 me ease OF Calvert and Leek
l'alnst ?. A. Mattson. suit to settle
NJ diihculiy over a boundary line
f.i decided in favor OF the plaintiff
TOE elyorce suit Of Mary L. Nichols
isainst Robert n Nichols was dis
Used a reconciliation having been
Aeinelh 4. Jensen was adjudged In.
lial ''''ai Nus
~. pl''iee suit vas filed On the district
,.a by Georgina Pinkham against
.sioe1 7. Pinkham. The comnlain,
s ss llorih that they were married an
sl Lake City Oct. g. 1865 ana Thai
~, ~ =. MINOR children are living as is
i. - wv, Y, we marriage; she charges that
4, !. i, s ihan 10 years the defendant
'.s lailed 70 provide for his Vic nv
,l.ilisn mat he possesses a IS 900
800 az Hooper a decree OF divorce is
ps!eo ior custody Of the children ana
~. ,l ,as court TO require defendant n
PIT 10 property 80 etu''"-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
FOUNTAIN GREEN.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Splendid Crop CondItions--Politics--
Town Has Building Boom On.

Special Cpgresp 0udeucc
Fountain Green Sanptte Co.. s-p.. H.
The district school BEGAN Moudsy. S,pt
l'' with "A good attendance A. r. kiUe
SIS pilnC.pa. with Charles Despair. Rob
ca N p'droyd Agnes Despair and E,l.
llau Hauseu teachers
There was rain last night 90 the valley
aud Snow on the mountain tops
CROP CONDITIONS.
The harvest ls abou, over bu. ccu,ld
cradle grain Is yet in tht field agd can.
not be stacked en- account Of thp wet
Wfdtcr. Crops have been good both 0f
hay aud grain Considerable has WAS
damaged by rains, ana grain was also
damaged hy rain ana hail Thresriug has
begun bur is also retarded uU account
NJ wet heather The sugar beet crop has
never been better than at present..
The Republicans held their primary here
Cu the evening ~ tie l2th inst au.
elected delegates 10 the county convention
10 be held at Mount Pleasant ou Sept
u. They also nominated a precinct JUS
tice and constable
There have been several brick resi-
dtuces erected her, This yummel q new
tithing Office is nearly finished Ms Ole
&. Anderson has fluc residence nearing
completion. so also has Carl Anderson
Henry Jackson has the foundation COM
pleted FOR new residence and experts
90 have it completed this season An cx-
cept the uthng office are built Of white
pressed brick. made az Provo The office
is ~ red brick made here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18

coming 10 Forfon when he vac child
iic has been faithful worker iu th"
Church from his boyhood until his death
lie left hls home fpr 4 mission 10 Now
Zealand on tho 9Th DAY " December N6.
leaving Salt Lake ON the eth and arrived
IN New Zealand on Jan. 4 49,. aud took
sick july q and after an Hines of ~
days died on The 2GUh % tuberculosis
meningitis Al WAS done FOR Elder Stew
ems that human skill could Elder BaKeL
Sho was with him during most Of hie
sickness. accompanied his fomaius home
The stake academy and district schools
have begun the seasons work. wth a
prospect 0f successful school year
The grain crops are good ana the fruit
crop n immense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
0IY SHOULD OWN
The VATERN0RKS
,,,,oo Talk by Sam Browning III
City Council Session
Last Night.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT
..,,,0 Death Of George MINIS Oh
cut. p. Pays Judg-
meut in Damage suit

ssrt. Sat The meeting OF
V'l.-' .o,scll last night the chief Tea
r' '' ~ ire discussion Of the new
w ..,k, Franchise. The matter came
's ,'.. me body on the Application Tor
~ ,~sBehlse presented by Councll-
~ y.or,ss The franchise was the
nav thst presented Two weeks ago
sane a. ss5 large number Of amend
shl,l 80, .o an 10 t. Councilman sam
nsnh 10y. - Tho new member from the
Ran Tsrd took a hand IN lhe lha, W,
fl'n liyely I'M ensucd between nun
~. ..S Councilman Thomas ,
=, ~. groWnlng's talk Was directed
, ~, ,be lines OF municipal ownership
. TaierWorks system. He SAID
srbls Is the time when "e shou,I
..is.,,ste carefully into the cltys IL
10. ,'l.l standing and Us bonding mar
- s.'' ana n possible secure our own
~ instead Of giving away for a
,.1.ration that which now righuully
$50 10 MS Let US take a look
>. ~ water rights IN the Strong's
"a waterfall canyons and see What
',s he done with reference to secur-
nj A better proposition.
Tbs new franchise which IS similar
!, ,bs one recently granted 20 the water
,,wnany except II contains an amend
-snt N section 2, with reference to
M op;lonal installation Of meters In
,.sssrces was finally passed over two
,saSipes IN spite OF Mr. Browning's OBJ
,Ae,lon ana was referred 10 the law
committee.
an application was made by z. w.
wade of the Utah Light & Railway
.,npany FOR permission 10 erect a line
n POLES across a portion Of the City
sne,ery. This was referred to the
grounds and building committee,
oaicer Robert Burke petitioned for
m increase Of SO per month and was
given s.
Miss J. II. Llmberg was allowed $40
m recommendation Of the claims COM
mlttee for damage 10 her clothing al
legtd 10 have been caused by stepping
INTO a mud hole IN the street.
An ordinance Increasing the salary Of
the FIRE chief from 1850 to 81 500 passed
Two readings and was referred TO the
finance committee.
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PARADISE.
OLDHAM ALLEN NUPTIALs.
y. l.. VI. /. \. Balar-More Rain. Fol-
lowed by Frost

Special Correspondence
Paradise. Cache Co Sept 10
Wednesday evening Sept Il, a we'd
ding reception was given az the resi-
dence Of Bishop Samuel Oldham in
honor Of the marriage OF his daughter
Winifred and Ethan Allen Of Hunts
vile. A sumptuous repast was partak-
eu u by about 100 relatives and
friends. after which an interesting pro-
gram was carried out Many nice use
ful and ornamental presents were ten-
dored the happy pair. and congrstula-
tions and good wishes were profuse
Miss Ninifred has been an active
teacher In Paradise and Logan aud Nj
Allen who is a graduate OF the b y.
&. expects TO follow the same vocation.
They start out on the journey Of life
with bright prospects for the future.
y MI A, BAZAAR.
Thursday. Sept rs. a bazaar was held
300 the Westinghouse under the manage
ment Of the Y. l.. N / 4 for The beue-
IN Of The association a fine display Of
the handiwork Of tho young ladies' be-
sides fruit flowers. vegetables. and
gtalus the products ~ this vicinity.
The affair finished with q grand ball
az night where music was furnished by
the Hyvm orchestra
Paradise has been visited again with
heavy rain \ light frost was IN evil
dence this morning. the first Of the sea-
son
Two threshlng machines have been
busy but are retarded ON account OF
the rain, Quite a large quantity OF the
grain viii not be first class on account
Of 50 much wet meather
The Independent telephone Is build
Ing a line 10 Paradise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
\ CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES,

In most cases sallow. botched com
pleXion and dun heavy eyes are due TO
poor digestion and an inactive liver. onno
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and
stimulates the liver and bowels and makes
the complexion smooth ana clear. Orno
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate
or grippe and is mild and pleasant 20 take
Refuse substitutes. For sale BY F. J. Hi
Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18

the contractors were required 10 pre.
sent to the city payrolls with the
amount due the workmen. every two
weeks. for the protection OF the eitv
and the wOrkmen in the matter of
payment for work being made 10 the
men employed by the contractors.
The resignation OF Carl Chrlslerson
az city teamster, 90 take effect Oct /.
was presented ana accepted.
UTAH COUNTY AFFAIRS.
4 petition from c. f. westphal and
others FOR an appropriation To defray
me expenses Of grading and eravelinc
the lower road betWeeuNincyard school.
house ana Pleasant Grove. was pre.
scented to the board Of county commits.
sloners yesterday and taken under adj.
visement. An application from John
7. Wignal for an appropriation OF 5000
to gravel the road from Payson 10 Sa-
lem was considered and laid ON the Ia
bic
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
An examination made Yesterday dis
closed that President Keeler. who was
thrown from wagon Saturday had
sustained broken rib and that his
liver had been bruised. lie continues
90 improve.
Mrs. =. d Partridge has been adj
vised OF the sudden death last Friday
OF her father Abram h. Truman.
prominent citizen Of Lansing. Michi-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold : Hines left
Yesterday for Washington u. g.. where
Mr. Hines viii study pharmacy.
The regular meeting Of the W. e. r.
L. win be held az the home Of Miss
Josephine Kcllogg, Wednesday. Sept.
49, az 1880 y. M. Al members are
invited to be present
James Tucker. with the Telluride
Power company has returned from Bear
Lake. Idaho where the company Is
doing some extensive work.
Dr. Byron W. King. who returned
some time ago from a very successful
Chautauqua course conducted by him
I'm Heberwill 90 TO Park City this week
TO give course Of lectures. and a
course I'm Shakespeare before a class Of
students. He viii then return To Provo
and give a Shakespearcan course be
fore a class here. Then, after a trip
cast, he will make a lecture tour OF Ida
no, and probably take in some OF the
big mining towns OF Nevada, f0f when
invitations have come. In about two
years he and his family will leave for
Europe on tour to last two years He
has already engagements In England,
France and Germany for a part OF the
time he remains abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
MORGAN.
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED.
Morgan Contingent 10 state Con,cn.
flon-Ma~on Breaks Hi leg.

Special Correspondence
Morgan. Morgan CO. Sept ia
Republican county convention was
held here yesterday and elected the
following delegates 10 attend the Re-
publican state convention IN salt Lake
Sept 90. g. N Croft. James johann
sen. Robert Nippon. Thomas Harding
and J. Y Porter. The Howell forces
tried 20 pas a resolution instructlng
the delegates to vote for Mr.. Howell
for Congress But this was voted
down and The delegates were sent I'M
instructed. = Is evident that no one
man Will gesthe whole I've votes un-
less dark horse should come W.
They an seem 10 be looking Tor some
man that Is no, ye, IN the race.
Ellis Flint, = brick mason employed
on the North Morgaa schoolhouse had
his leg broken above the ankle. this
morning at : a. m. d.. Puemife uas
called and he sent the unfortunate
nlan to ogden to the hospital Just how
II happened Is q mystery. The man
had been drinking considerable All
afternoon and evening and about [.
o'clock IN the morning he crossed the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
TORTURE BY sAyAGES.

Speaking Of the torture 10 which
some Of the savage tribes IN the Philip
pines subject their captiyes. reminds me
Of the Intense suffering ! endured for
three months from Inflammation OF the
Kidneys" says W.M. Sherman OF Cush-
ing. Ne, Nothing helped me until |
tried Electric Bltters, three bottles OF
which completely cured me. Cures Liy-
or Complaint, Dyspepsia. Blood dlsor-
ders and Malaria; and restores the
~ oak and nervous TO robust health.
Guaranteed by Il. c. NJ, l. Drug Dept,
ll2-lli So. Main ST. Price Soc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.
Verdict Of Coroner's Jury on Death Of
Mrs. kristlna Larson.

Ogden, Sept. 1S.--A coroner's inquest
over the remains OF Mrs. Kristlna Lar
son. whose body was found SUNDAY
IN the Harrlsville canal, was held yes
terday before Judge Murphy and n
jury composed OF Peter Boyer. ~ e.
Nelson and A. r. Peterson. who. after
hearing the evidence In the case
brought I'm a verdict that she came
10 her death by accidental drowning
by falling into the canal. Mrs Lar
son having been subject 20 heart fail
ure II is the opinion Of all who learned
the circumstances Of her death that I'm
crossing the small foot bridge she was
seized with an attack Of heart trouble
and fell forward into the water and
drowned At O'Clock the funeral
services over her remains were held
at the Lynn ward meetinghouse.
HANSEN LIVE STOCK co.
The articles Of incorporation Of the
Hansen Live Stock & Feeding company
have been filed with the county clerk
The company Is organized for a period
OF thirty years. and will make Ogden
City its headquarters. IL is capital
ICED for 100000. divided into 1000
shares Of the par value Of 800 each.
The business pursuit will be TO raise all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
TIE ORIGINAL.

Foley & CO., Chicago originated Honey
larIty ~ foiey's Honey and Tar MANY
limitations are offered Tor The genuine
These worthless limitations have similar
sounding names. Beware % them The
genuine Folcys Honey and Tar is ln Co
yellow package. Ask Tor u aud rofus
any substitute II j. he best remedy for
coughs and colds. For sale by r. j. lU
Drug GO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
ROCKVILLE.
MRS, ADELIA PETTY DEAD
sad Death Of Young Mother and T..
tccmcd Church Worker.

Special Correspondence.
Rockville, Washington CO.. Sept. Ia
Tho citizens Of Rockville mourn the
loss Of one OF their fair daughters. Mrs.
Adeila Petty, wife of Nathan Petty
and daughter OF Fidelia and oliver De
MIL. who died Sept II. after a short ill-
ness Of blo0dpoisoning. All that skilled
physicians and good nursing could do
vas done for her relief 10 no avail.
She leaves a lovely baby one week old.
In the Primary and Sunday school
she was a faithful worker, beloved by
all the children.
Deceased was born Feb. s. 1855. The
funeral services were held al Rockville
grove Sept. y, at p. m. The speakers
were Bishop Hirschi. Bishop Ballard.
Christian Larson. William Crawford.
John Crawford and Joseph Mllot. ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

The knights OF the Maccabees had a
very enjoyable outing at the Oaks IN
Ogden canyon yesterday
The cup recently won at the lrriga-
ton congress by the State o. Utah for
the best fruit exhibit has besl brought
10 Ogden, and may be seen by the pub
lie at ]. 5. Lewis establishment
The Utah Rink company has leased
the dancing pavilion al Ctahna park
and win open up skating INK there
this week
Yoshimou. the Jap who was brought
to ogden for medical attention from
camp on the Union Pacific. where he
was struck over the head With club,
died as the result OF the blow yesterday
The funeral services over the remains
Of Samuel A. Sinner will be held We'd
nesday at o'clock az Larkn & Sons
undertaking parlors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
VERNAL.
UINTAH REPUBLICANS.
Name Delegates To- State Convention
\nd select New County Chairman.

Special Correspondence.
Nernal Uiniah Co.. Sept 1.-THE Re-
publican mass convention met Nednes-
day. the 18th inst. and perfected am or
gauizltlou r. :. Collctt who has acted
as chairman every year but one since
Utah became a state. was hororably re-
leased and vote ~ thanks rendered
Tor his services. Re has moved 90 Was
atch county
William "a. SiddoWay Was unanimously
chosen chairman
The following delegates wore selected
~ attend the state convention.
Charles DcMoisy. Mrs Charles IN
NOISY John IS Bullock e. b Atwood.
Hon o d Allen John Hacking and viii
liam " Sddoway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
DIR. FINN'S TESTIMONY
INTERESTING

Dr. Thomas Finn ~ Boopsboro Mo
who has piacticed me- na Dor 90 years
says he has used ~ prescriptiou
known 10 the profcsS.o. treatment q
kidney and bladder dse4s.-. ana saws he
has never found anything so effective
IN both chronic and acute kidney and
bladder trouble as Foleys Kidney Cure.
II stops irregularities and builds IN the
whole system. For sale by + J. I'M Drug
Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18

Bad breath, coated tongue, a lauguid
feeling II entirely unnatural. Your
lazy liver and bowels need a tonic.
The best soothing tonic To every organ
is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Z. e. ~ J.
Drug Dept. ll2-lls Main s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18

street from the hotel 10 tho depot His
leg was broken while crossing The
street. he called help and said some one
struck him. but some OF the people
that gathered around seem 20 be or
The opinion that he fell down and
hrnke his log
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
PROVO DEPARTMENT

$ by excepted at
for
Church Residence Fourth North ST. Phone Ind IS NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
Il oday 5 Ogden News

Kinds Of livestock. The officers NJ the
company are; Lars Hansen. president
ana treasurer; Christian Wansgard,
wee president: Simon $. Jensen. sec
ietafy and they with S. LIND and
thris Hansen form the board Of direc.
tors.
Other articles Of Incorporation Of the
huntsville Land & Livestock company
were filed. The company is organ.
lzed for the purpose Of conducting a
general livestock business for a period
Of 50 years. II Is capitalized for 500 =
VDO. divided into shares Of the par value
OF 800 each. The officers Of this COM
pany are Lars Jensen president. John
n. Wilson. vice president; Simon $.
Jensen. secretary and treasurer
RAILROAD PAYS JUDGMENT.
The Union Pacific Railroad company
paid Mrs. Ella G. Van Why the sum
Of SS.s55.s2 to satisfy the judgment. with
Interest. recovered by Mrs. Van Why
against the railroad company for the
death Of her husband. John c. Van
WHY a switch engineer. who was killed
In a collision with passenger train
on me W Of the local yards on May
6. 1904.
a trial was held IN the district court
IN July. 1905, and resulted I'm a verdict
OF 5000 which was appealed TO the
state supreme court bv the railroad
company and the judgment Of the low
or court was affirmed.
The Southern Pacific company. AS
Wen as the Union Pacific Railroad
company. for both were made defend
ants. contended that they were not
liable for the reason that passenger
trains have the right Of way over all
other trains and engines, and that Van
Why himself was guilty OF negligence
The trial lasted over one week and was
stubborly contested by +. l.. VII.
liams, George Fl. Smith and John G.
Willis, attorneys for the defendants,
while Joseph Chez and 4. W. Agee
represented Mrs. Van Why
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
|'i0ssE MILLS SUDDEN DEATH.
''e 10 rheumatism Of the Heart
zane From Spring City.

y y *. stpt is.-It was decided
We county officials that il was nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-18
WEDDING BELLS.

License 10 wed was granted by the
county clerk to A. r. Shupe. 81 and
Miss Grace Rice. 81, both OF ogden
City.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-16
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
sEws eF sfsss waFR ~ 4 COW.
nESxf.D totsN-
Two Ianensen Aslsrs.--s,us.-ts. = ruFn'
ed Through Mlse ms;a which They
Are ConnrcseSi on faoie and 10th
Fall To the Ground Deed.

Late Saturday afternoon while en-
gagged In working upon a teiephone
pole In the outskirts OF Sioux rams
Charles Pollock and II. r. Homerners'
experienced tinemen. were killed hs
coming into contact with a live wire.
1t develops that the two men were
In the employ OF the Citizens Ieie-
phone company. At the time they were
eiectrocuted they We're up on teIe-
phone pole about twenty-five feet from
the ground. They had thrown tele-
phone guy wire over an electric iisht
wire short distance away, and mao
left IL and gone to the next pole DOWN
the street, up which they climbed VITA
the other end of the wire, In TIE
meantime a current of electricity was
turned through the electric company ;
line for the purpose of making the
daily test of the wire to see II 1t was
N proper working order, The deadly
current passed through the bodies OF
both men With screams they fell To
the ground dead. A total OF Ave thou
sand volts of electricity was going
through the electric light wires at the
time. The men were comparative
strangers in Sioux Falls One of them.
it is known. came from Kansas City,
Both were about % or &c years of ase,
and, so far as known, We're unnlar-
ried
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-16
LIMB CRUSHED BY ROCK.
Farmer Seriously Injured. with No
One Near 20 Assist Him.

Farmer Seriously Injured. with No
One Near 20 Assist Him.
Hans Kingslein, n Hamiin county
farmer, had terrible experience as
the result of being pinioRed BY rock
while at work on his farm.
His son had been aiding in the work
of burying rock, but toward evening
returned home. the father expecting
TO follow him as soon as he had nm
ished digging hole for 4 huge rock.
A few minutes after the son had dis
appeared the rock suddenly toppled
over into the hole In which Kingslein
was working. striking him and shat
tering the bone In one OF his legs and
pinioning him in the excavation.
After a great deal of difficulty the
farmer succeeded in releasing himself,
but discovered that owing TO his in
jured limb he was unable to walk.
Early in the evening the members
of his family became alarmed at his
non-appearance. searched all night
for him, but without success. The
search was resumed In the morning.
when the injured man was found on
the road trying to crawl home. 1t IS
feared the injured limb will have To be
amputated.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-16
nonsa Irsnunrspasss vscrsssl
uaEN eM@ h. ssstsssssss aFam EaAs
asssasssk.

. a -
9ha IL lNs Gww eaMma - @aFAsw wins
fsssH RsSlranhgal4tA = REPAIRED IEta09a
nay eaaats A heNN hslenesag 10 ~.
fred retriaAa. wetl knewa farmer -
that county. Mas a victim " the dis
S.s~u
Whea nr. sofAel. a veterinary sur
9ean. arrived On the scene IN answer
to request from this owner ~ ths
animal. he found tie horse eesnreiy
lied So 1t could not harm anyone,
When approached the animal went M
ta a perfeet rag ! ilek,ny. striking, ahd
trying 10 bite, satisfied that the AMI
mai had hS,traphohia. the doctor man
aged with difficulty 10 plate pail OF
water within its reach. and The inaet"
ity of the horse To swallow and the ae-
ton III its mouth confirmed this Pc
lief. a7g
The animal was then quickly put
out of misery. Last winter mad dos
which passed through the netghoef-
hood bit two Of Mr. Petersons sheep
and also nippcd the horse. One oA
the sheep died soon after being bitten.
while the other bnttcd himself To
death against the hub of a wagon
wheel. The strange feature OF tho
case is the period of time which
elapsed before the horse developed n.y.
drnphob.a.