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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
THAW FINED AS MASHER THREE
MONTHS AFTER HIS MARRIAGE

Pittsburg Pa. Aug 12.-n the rec
ords Of the office of j. W. Creeima1
the Justice Of the peace II WiIkn
bcrg. could be gone over ,hcy would
show that Harry Kendall Thaw. wha
IS now in jail awaiting trial 'or The
murder " Stanford White was before
the Judge just three months after
his marriage 10 Evelyn Nesbt be-
cause pretty face had attracted him.
as usual.
After bis marriage and while De- was
living with his young wife ar Lynd-
hurst. the home Of bis mother Harry
Thaw used 20 take long walks every
day One day while be ras on one of
thee q stro'ls he happened Co notice
a beautiful young girl about = years
Of age seated o1 The rch Of a neat
but unpretenuous cottage Just across
Ee borough line in WHknsbure Har-
~ Thaw was instantly attracted by
her wOndrous besrty.
The next day the girl received =
note from Thaw asking her II she
w0uld meet him Thaw confented
himself ~ signing the note "Yoar
lie told her that he would
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
DARK HORSE WINS
First Place in Preliminary Yacht
Races for the Defense Of the
Roosevelt Cup.

Marhlchsad. Mas, Aug l3.-The
Spokane. a dark horse" owned by
Vice Commodore W. lewis Clark. of
the Eastern Yach- ciuo. won the htat
Of the trial races -or the defense of
the Roosevelt cup toiay Iiaysead M
owned 10y II. l.. BowGen finished sec.
ond Practically throughout the rae
it was a battle between Spokane AMI
Wandrm Kid. which finished third
the Hayseed passing the latter IN the
last three miles Of ne race.
There were II starters in The class
which was the frat - a series Of five
races to aid 7ha German -Amts iclr
committees of the Eastern Yacht club
in selecting The three American beats
fo defend The Roosevelt cup against
the three German challsnpers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

pass her house az certain hour that
/ aftern on and asked Der To follow him.
When Thaw reached the house next
day the young girl va nowhere 10 b.
seen
f The following day there came 70 thu
house in addition - another letter.
an expensive box ~ candy. lis lei
fer was fairly burning with passion.
and Thaw implored her 70 grant him
~ interview.
Then followed a series of letters
and presents Seei~g thar an this vas
without avail Tbar next began a.
send money The FIRST tine De sent
money he inciosed the Young woman \
g. bin Then came 80 bill. then a
$50 and Finally a s5a bin
The annoyed Eri finally lad he
matter before Der father trap was
set and vhen Thaw uassed RE house
the following dav she Stepped aoun -
the gate and toid him she woaId meet
bin that evening az a dars corner.
Promptly a. lhaf hoar Taa~ taruaI
~. TIE girl vas there. s.d IS sosn
a. fe spoke 20 her Chief Dana
placed him Hnder alrest. Tax uzs
mly aned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
WILL MERGE TWO
PARTIES INTO
ONE
IS THE PLAN OF CONSERVATIVE
RUSSIANS AT THE HEAD OF
REGENERATlONISTS.
BOMB FACTORY FOUND
IN ST. Petersburg-Woman Takes
Money at Revolver Point
Police Captain Fired On
Death at Trial

ST. Petersburg. Aug l3.-lndications
at the meeting Of the central commit
lee of old Octoberist party which
closed today point to the amalgama-
lion of that party with the new peace
tul party of Regenerationists and the
acceptance of the program drawn up
by Count Hayden, " GuchkoH and
others.
Speakers at The meeting of the com
miitee expressed themselves in favor
of this plan and a resolution was
adopted to transmit the appeal to the
Rege Of all provincial 10
cal committees TO request a vote on
the question Of union.
The police of ST. PeteH burg today
captured wooden model of a field
gun which had been used for training
IA company of revolutionary artillery
The police also seized factory which
was engaged in making shells and
bombs, of which fifty ana a quantity
Of dynamite and pyroxiline was also
captured.
The daring robbery of railroad
cashier occurred here today. A well
dressed woman approached the cash
ier's window showed a revolver under
the nose of the official and took $1,000
in money with which rhe escaped.
crowd of youths near Iyanoye,
Vognesnsk, attacked the equipage of
Captain of Police Vishnakoff today
More than fifty shots We're fired the
carriage was riddled and The lady ac-
eompanyng the captain was Wounded
but he escaped unhurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
TO MAKE ARREST.

Warsaw, Aug. 13.-Grains on Vistu-
la railroad, crowded with passengers
returning from excursions Sunday
night We're stopped and surrounded by
troops near Warsaw while policemen
searched the cars and passengers. ar
resting fifty persons The chief of the
Workshops of the railroad here was
shot and killed this morning. The as
sassin escaped.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
INDEPENDENTS WIN
In Fight on Standard Oil and Railroad
Announces End Of It's Dis
elimination.

Cleveland. o., Aug 13.-The United
States District Attorney Sullivan left
Chicago tonight To resume work in
connec ion with the grand jury inyes-
tigation of the Standard oil company.
Sullivan stated that he had been in
formed that as a result of the work
on the government the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad had
given notice TO the independent oil
dealers that hereafter their mileage
fees on tank cars would be computed
on the same basis as the STANDARD oil
company This concession was one a.
the main things for which the indn-
pcndeuts have been struggling
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
AT WALLACE PARK
IN Psduesh Was We'll Known Man
Drowned While Bathing.

Paiucah. Aug. I3.-COoper P. Drake
a popular young in-urance agent. va
seized with a cramp while swimming
in the lake al Wallace park ar 3
O'clock George r. Holiday. his friend
and companion. made two unsucce s.
ful atemp-s TO save the young man's
life bat grew exhausted and bad t1
leave the unfortunate young man 10
his fate.
4 dozen or more yoIng l1F- were
in the water near ar hand. but all
were paralyzed with fear. and dill
nothing 90 aid in saving the drowning
man.
The scene when James 81. Drake.
a brother Of the drowned young man.
arrived on the scene after the body
was recovered, beggars description.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
IN DAUGHTERS ROOM.
Farmer Was Shot By His Cousin in
Self Dsfense.

Anderson. s. g.. Aug 1T r
Drake a prominent farmer of this
county. was shot and killed Sa-urdsv
night bv J Allen Emerson. a cousin.
the tragedy securing in the bed room
Of brakes daughter. Emerson. who
surrendered. sad that Drake. on en-
fering the room al a late hour aud
finding him there. had oDened fire.
and that he. in selfdefense. shot
Drake Both nae. were well known
in Anderson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
DYNAMITE CLUB HOUSE.

Dubuque, Ia. Aug. 13.-Somo one
placed dynamite on the front steps
the Dubuque Club building this
evening and the explosion which fcI
lowed wreckine one Of the pillars ~
the entrance and many windows. This
is the second outrage of the Kind in
two months. No one was hurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
THoUGHTLEss BOY
instantly Killed BY Throwing Wire
Over Charged Electric Line.

Cincinnati. Aug. I2-Emers1n
Montiat. ff wears old was killed by an
electric current and bis mother who
ATTEMPTED to rescue him was fatauy
injured at Wuhamsilis. Clemont com
ty today. The boy threw a coil of
small wire over heavily charged
wire ot The traction company and was
Instantly killed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
DIXON TO OPPOSE CLARK.

Helena Mont, Aug. 13,- Reprasen
tat We Joseph NJ Dixon. of Missouri
today announced his candidacy for
the United States senate 10 succeed
Wm. A. Clark, whose term expires in
March, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
NOTED AUTHORIZES
Known as John oliver Hobbs. Died
Unexpectedly Of Heart Failure.

london. Aug. 13.-Mrs. Pearl Nav
+. Teresa Craigie, known as John
Oliver HObb.. authuress and dramatist
died in her sleep -ome time last nigh
Of heart failure. Her ceaih was total,
unexpected. she having been apparent
" well when she retired
She was 30 years old
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
Big DIVIDENDS a Menace.

The opinion is expressed in the
report that the accumulation Of enor
mour dividends IS respo9sihle. for tbs
lcorrrptiCn developed in the conduct oi
! lie insurance companies.
The government supervision of in.
surance companies is urged as a
necessity but burdensome taxes levied
against companiesby various sta es
are declared to be unjustifiabe and
that the. g taxes which are said to
amount to $25.OO0 600 a year are uti.
mately pad by the policy holders.
The report characterizes the system
Of state superyisic7 as administered
under the laws no win force as mis-,
cradle failure, The report then quotes
figures 10 show that the great mass OF
insurance bu. inest is interstate in
character and gives many authorities
10 show that the popular demand is
FOR a federal rather than state con
troll
II also answers the argument that
The supreme court has held. that in
surance bus ness is not commerce.
saying real opposition TO federal su
pervision does not rest upon the alb
sence Of congressional power but rath-
ar in Discrimination to exercise il. Thar
objection. the report says, Is political
In character
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
speecs of Birds and Fishes

Several kiaGs of birds can fly Nore
than twice as fast as any living thing
cen run on land. No land animal can
run twice as fast as many fishes anG
marine mammals can swim.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
REvoLuTloulsTs BLOODY ACT

Tchelnivgac. Ang. 13-While a
number Of revolutionary agitators
who had been arrested at a meeting
were undergoing an examination al
the prefecture Of the town of Borsenoq
one of the accused drew a revolver.
killed The chief of police, wounded an
aide and then committed suicide
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
KING RECEIVES MINISTER.

Chrisiiana. Aue. 13.-KiBg Haskon
today officially received H n. D.
Pierce the new American minister 10
Norway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14
BY CHICAGO BANKS WHO ARE
DETERMINED TO CAPTURE
BIG EMBEzzLER.
Find Secret Room.
FIGHT FOR R[CEIv, RSHIP
Follows Appointment Of Another One
Yesterday -. Young Stensland
Blamed BY Cashier Herring.

|
Chicago and the Clerang Honse Assa.
citation have offered a reward cf ST.,
600 fo' rthe apprehension of Paul 0.
Stensland. the fugitive president Of
the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank.
So anXioUs are the bankers to capture
the accused officer that a conference
was held this afternoon to decide up-
on some action to assist the police au-
thcrities in their search for Stems
land
Fight over Receivership.
The failed bank has two receivers
tonight Judge Gibbons in the circust
court this afternoon appointed the
Chicago Title aud Trust Company as.
receiver the appointment being made
on petition Of one OF the creditors of
the institution. Following the az.
pointment Of the trust company de-
mand was made upon John G. Fetge.
appointed receiver Of The bank bv
Judge Bretano In the superior cou t
last week that he turn Yer all boo
and papers to the new receiver.
Attorneys for Receiver Fetzer ad
vised him 70 refuse TO comply with tha
request and bitter contest as to who
shall be receiver is look for.
1t is declared by the attorneys who
act for the new receiver today that
Fetzer's appointment is the superior
court was illegal. because Judge Brc-
tano was without jurisdiction when he
mnde disappointment
Find "A Secret Room. w
Inspector Shippy and two Diet acflves
went 10 the house of President stems.
and at Irvng Park today 10 soak fur
her evidence against the mIssing
bank president In the house they
found a secret room.
The room which has a hidden en-.
rance to Stensland's der. was dis
covered after a serach Of nearly an
hour The entrance Is concealed by
panel in the wall which OPEN with
7pting Nothing was found which
would indicate that tn room had been
recently occupied.
Thinks Father Dead.
Wee President ThoO1Ore Stensland
appeared in court today and waived
examination an the suggestion Of hla
counsel. His bonds in the chargs OF
conspiracy We're fixed at $4,000. ami
were furnished hy a. n. Matson and
Attorney Kern. when asked about his
father. Vice President Sten land said:
II do not know where my father 4.
but II Is my balf that be Is dead.
know his temperament ana do not
believe he will stand this. believe
he has ended Il all"
Cashier w. Herring of the "nest of
forgers" as the states attorney has
designated the wreckers 81 the Nil
waukee Avenue bank. has accused
Stem lands son he saws.
Theodore Stensland is just n de,B
IN 'his as his father Is I expect 10 be
railr AIDED 10 the pen. AMI when the
lime comes I am going 20 fell an
know There are MANY things abort
his affa that ! don't know dd
lot profit much but was sa weak as
70 obey Stensland In order n keen my
llace There was a juggling Of notes
or year."
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

DON'T SAY THAT AnvERTJslfldI
doesnt pay until some one has proved
y to you concIusiveIy. Some adverix
ING doesn't pay, Of course. All you
have to DO is to avoid that kind. II i,
not as hard as II seems.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-14

THE WAY or THE ENDORSER 10
hard, and often leads to the bank
ruptcy court. Just paste that in your
hat where it will be handy to read oc'
casionally.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-08-22
WATERLOO.

Correspondence, 90.
Mrs. Martha Sallas, of jackson Co.,
visited relatives here last week.
Quite number from this place are
talking of attending the Evans Fair.
The st bernard pup owned by Chas
Buxton, is admired by all who see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fowler have re-
turned ON Pa, where they have
been for several months
Miss Carrie Greenlee. of Chester,
w. Va is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. ::Chas Buxton entertained rela-
tives from Pittsburg, who a g visiting
relatives in this county, one day last
week.
Chap Caste. who has been qnite Ill
for several weeks, is slowly covales-
cling.
Molasses making time is at hand.
Frank Greenlee has about recover
ed from an attack of measles.
There is likely to be Socialist club
organized here soon.
B. S. and NJ. F. Smith are attending
the Institute this week, cleopatra.
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OLD TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs r o Kincade. of
the vicinity of Hickory Chapel.
were the guests of j b YeageT and
family Sunday.
40 Jamison has been visiting
his mother and other relatives in
this county during the psst two
weeks He will return to Romeo.
vert. Greenbrier county. tomorrow.
He has employment at that place.
Ohio Brannon and wife after
spending week at the home of
his parents in this vicinity. return
ed to their home at Nat. accom-
panied by his sister. MissLena, who
will spend two weeks visiting rela-
tives in that vicinity.
Mics Winnie Bumgarner, OF
West Columbis, spent Sunday
with her uncle, q M Persons and
family.
Mr. and Mrs P W Maohir and
little daughter. Carrie, paid visit
10 Joe Riokard and family Sunday
Mr.. Richard lives in the vicinity
of Clay Lick.
Miss GEORGIA Ault, of Cinoin-
natl. is visiting ber friend and
former eohool mate, Miss Gertrude
Fowler, at Maggie.
Mieses RUBY Clendenin and
Eliza Yeager attended the festival
at Heights Saturday night. a d
remained with relatives at tn Al
place till Sunday ever ing.
B B. Knopp al d sister. Miss
Agnes, paid a visit to Harry San.
ders and wife. of Oak Grove, Sun.
day.
John Maohir, of Flat Rock, spent
Sunday at the home of his sister
Mrs Fanny Mschir.
q Clendenin visited s. A. Glen.
denim and family. of the vicinity
of Maggie. last Sunday.
There was typographical error
in the memorial of Arthur Machir
in the last issue of the Register
His sister. Dora. died about
months before he died-not five
years.
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Administrators Sale.

All of the personal property of the
late A. j st phens, deceased, of
Union District, Mason County, w.
Va, will be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder on
Monday. August 9th. 1908,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, of
said day. The property to be sold
consists of head of horses, SO head
of cattle, q hogs, 200 bushel of ear
corn, 800 bushal of wheat. so bushel
of oats. / fodder shI edder, 6 set ofhar-
ness. 4 wagons, Disc Drill, l Deering
mower, l binder, I set blacksmith
tools. and a large lot of farming i'm
plements and machinery, also ali the
! of said decedant. Also 80 600 sawed
shingles, $500 feet of lumber. 800
, feet of weather boarding. 500 feet oak
lumber, 5000 shaved shingles. and a
lot of scrap lumber, 10 hives of bees
and IA empty hives. There will also
be sold the entire stock of dry goods,
groceries, sc, in the store room late
ly oc upied by said decede' as gen.
eral store. The total appraisement
of the property to be sold amounts to
more than 100000 1t is Impossible
to describe all the property fully
which is to be offered for sale, but
from the above it will appear that any
person wishing to purchase almost
anything used on the farm or IN the
dwelling should not fail to be present
at said sale.
If, on account of the large amount
of property to be offered for sale on
said date, the sale should not be com
pleted on that day the sale win be
adjourned from day to day until all
of said property is sole The first
property to tie sold will be the horses,
cattle and hogs. to. be followed by a
sale of the other property. All of said
pr perty will be sold on the premises
of said decedent
Terms If Sale:--All sums of $500
and under must be paid cash in hand
on day of sale. AS to all sums over
that amount a credit of months will
be given, the purchaser to execute
notes for the respective amounts of
purchase with good and approved Sc
curity. bearing interest at six per
cent from date. LABAN SAYRE,
Administrator of the personal estate
of a. J. Stephens. deceased.
John L. Written, Attorney.
aug. Is 2wks.
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onYow Label
Is a Date.
LOOK AT IT.
Outlook Bright.

The outlook is distinctly enoour-
aging for democratic success in
the congregational campaign in
this district this fall. Everywhere
there is revolt on the part of the
people against republican policies
and republican candidates, and the
stalwart republicans themselves
are far from harmonious in various
sections of the district. The demo-
Gratis are united and they have in
Hon. Joseph S. Miller a candi-
date who whould fill the office with
dignity and ability. a man of ex-
perience in public affairs. and a
man whose wide acquaintance and
popularity throughout the district
will draw to him the vote of the
independent thinkers and many
republicans who are displessed
with the present methods and the
present officers. The Democratic
chances in the Fifth district
have not been SO bright in many
-HuDfiDofoD Advarfiear
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Bids for Building
School House.

The Board OF Education of Lewis
District, Mason Comfy, w. Va, will
receive sealed bids up to O'Clock n.
M, August %. 1906, for the erection of
a four room, two story school house,
in said District, in sub district known
as Fair Ground School. Said house
to be either brick, stone, or cement
blocks. Bids will be considered for
the house complete; and also bids for
the brick, stone or cement block
work separate and bids for the car
penter work separate, the carpenter
work to include everything except the
brick, stone. or cement block work.
Plans and specifications for said house
can be seen at the office of John E.
Beller, Sec'y. of Point Pleasant, West
Va. All bids to be under seal and
filed with the said Secretary. The
Bord reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
The Board of Education
of Lewis District.
By ]. E. BELLER, Sec'y.
aug 22-lw
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ECKARD CHAPEL.

The friends of Miss Nellie Rifle
will be sorry to learn that she is
still qaite sick.
Mics Ora Nuckles, of Central
City, Was visiting her aunt, Mrs.
james Fridley. last week.
Misses Gusta Sterne and Mary
Smith, of Flat Rock and Blanche
He'll. Of LOCUST Lane, were visit
ing Ora Jones Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs Ruben Mcdaniel was on
the sick list last week.
Mr.. Alfred Powell. wife and
daughters Bertha and Minnie, and
Winnie. and Nina, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Isaac Plants and family.
Mrs. Susie Hovey and two child.
dEen. Of Chenille. have returned
home after q weeks visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew
Wilmington. Blue Bell.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Quite a numBer from this vicin-
ity attended Children Day service
at Wyoma Sunday and report q
good time and we'll attended.
j 81. Plants is teaming in Point
Pleasant.
E. Ord is going to have phone
put in his house.
3 w Rodgers, working at Rern-
shaw. came home Sunday to visit
his family. Up-to. Date.
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Maekinac Island Excur.
sion

$500 to Maokinao Island an
return via the Ohio Central Line
and the d. & O. steamer "Oitv D
AAlpena." going Thursday. Angus
80. good returning within Is days
Tickets will be sold for train Nc
8 leaving Point Pleasant at Gil
q; NJ. arriving Toledo 6:2O o. m
This train will make direct CON
nection with boat at Ohio Oentra
passenger dock. Cali upon agent
OF Ohio Central Lines for copy d
hand bill giving full and oompletI
information regarding this delight
full lake trip excursion to Mackina|
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DEATHS.

DR.. Robert Hall, a prominent
physician of Spencer, died at
Kessler's Hospital in Huntington
Tuesday afternoon, August 18th,
of spinal meningitis, aged about
sixty years. DIR. HILL was a man
with many friends and was respect
ed by everyone. He leaves a wife
and four children. The deceased
was a brother of Mrs. D. S. Sny.
der and Mrs. Susan Blake, of this
city.
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THREE MILE.
(beloH KanaRhal

Correspondence, 81.
B. j. Hill 10 repairing our pub.
lilo road which is badly needed
John D4vault. Cheshire, moved
on e. 81. Kings place last week to
work in his coal NINE More man
is still wanted to work in his mine
The Toe cream supper at e. 81.
Kings Saturday night was well at
tended and all had a jolly good
time,
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THE WEST VIRGINIA.
EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR
AT Wheeling viii Break All Rec.
Ords. The Knabenshue AIR
SHIP" Engaged.

SnAE Engaged.
Tbs big State Fair st W6seIipe
September 10th to l4th, will sur.
pass all previous efforts. In every
Department. this year the word has
been: snake it better than ever. !"
and 90 we'll have those instructions
been carried out that visitors will
behold Q mammoth combination
of fine exhibits az we'll a. an aRRre.
cation of amusing attractions
never before squaled. headed by
the great Knabenshue Air Ship
That there will be popular ap.
proval and liberal patronage from
ibis community goes witheu. say
ing Visit the Fair this year by
ell means. Excursion rates on all
railroads.
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Miss Laura Moooespaugn,
Chicago. Miss Emma Moodespeugh
of Pittsburg. aud Mrs. Lida Crew,
of Charleston. are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs Geo Modes
psugh.
Ohas hilbert and wife are CON.
templating q trip to his sister.
Amanda Flora. Saturday.
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Fair Premiums.

The following is the results of
the races and the premiums award
ed to exhibitors at the Mason
County Fair held August 8. 9 and
10. On account of the bad condi-
ton of the track Thursday, caus d
ed by rain, there was but one race
run-the one mile dash running
race:
Nina L, list.
Quincy, End.
One More, srd.
Time. ] 80
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MILL STONE.
fbaok of Merosr,a Bottoml

(bacA of Meroer's Bottom)
There will be a festival at Mt.
Carmel church Saturday. 1sr.
John Honsker. wife and little
daughter Hulda, were visiting Mrs
Honaker's father and family Sat
uTday night.
Stanley Burris returned home