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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29
STUYvESANT FISH LANDS
fist ON JAMES F. KARAHAN

shal Bernadotte, one of Napoleon's ia.
nous generals.
Oyster Bay Decorated GniIy.
a large portion of the population of
oyster Bay was at the station when the
prince arrived and the little Long Is
land village was gay with flags. prom
incnt among them being the colors of
Sweden.
The party was driven Immediately to
SagamOre Hill, where the president
was awaiting them. The luncheon.
while elaborate, was entirely informal,
ted on current topics, until they set
tied down to a discussion of the train
ing of naval officers. a subject in which
both are particularly interested.
Enthusiastic Over President.
The party left Sycamore Hill in time
to catch Il train for New York. shortly
before t O'Clock The prince express
ed great delight at having had an Op-
portunity to see the president, and
spoke in enthusiastic terms of him and
VI tltt NlSiJ
The party reached the Hotel AstOr
shortly after ; o'clock. and Prince Viii
helm retired Immediately TO his room
for the purpose of gaining a little rest,
which the eXertions of the past few
days made necessary.
Informal Dinner Given.
At I O'Clock Prince Wilhelm gave an
informal dinner in the orange dining
room Of the hotel, at which ne enter
tanned the Swedish minister and Mrs.
Lagercrantz and few other friends.
Following the dinner the members of
the party left the hotel in three large
automobiles as the guests of Mr.. and
MIS-. John Astorgren for a sightseeing
trip around this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29
Past and Present Presi.
dents of Illinois Gen.
trail Clash
AT DIRECTORS MEETING
Assailant Declares He Is Sorry
1t Wasn't Hartman He
Struck on the law.

New York, Aug 29.-Stuyve5anJ
Fish, former president and at present
member of the board of directors #
the Illinois Central railroad, declined
today to comment in any way on the
personal encounter between himself
and James r. Harahan, present heal
of the system at the meeting Of tha
board of directors i'll tnis city yes
teTday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29

New York, Aug. 29.-Thc regular
monthly meeting of the Illinois Central
directors broke up in fist fight yes
terday. The fight was like the terri
bic battle" of the old story There
were two blows struck. Stuyvcsant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29
MAKE new ATTACK
Moors Again Swoop Down on
Allies at Casa Blanca but
Are RepuIsed.
NEW SULTAN OF MAZAGAN
Europeans Who Fled From Latter
Place Reassured by Firm Atti-
tude CT Governor.

ans, aug. Z3.-h Ice Admiral Phlll-
bert telesraphs that the AIoors az
Casa Blanca assailed the allies camp
yesterday but were vigorously re-
pulsed.
New sultan Acclaimed.
Tangicr, Aug. 29.-It was announced
here that Mulai Hafig. brother of the
sultan. has been acclaimed as sultan
by the entire population of Mazagau.
AdvicCs from FCz say that the
Irahna tribe recently attacked and
defeated a column of the sultan's
troops sent 20 collect tributes froIl
the tribesmen. Twenty of the sultan's
soldiers were killed during the fight
ing. 4
Europeans Return to NazagaD.
Mazagan. Aug 29.-Maelainin. the
famous priest. made an attempt TO en-
ter this town yesterday. but the res >
lutte attitude maintained by the gov
ernor obliged him To dcsist. The Eli
rOpCan residents who fed recently
from MaZasan are beginning TO re-
turn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29
CAR CRUSHES AUTO
Four Killed in CROSSING Acct
dent at Rochester, N. Y.
When Machine Fails.
BODIES TERRIBLY CRUSHED
Racing Automobile OVerturns When
Tire Bursts at New York and
Kills Woman.

Rochester, NY, Aug. 29.-Dr. George
Waldron. physieiar>. of Rochester;
Mrs. Catherine Farnsworth of ROches-
ter, and MIS- William Scandliug and
Mrs. Jane Hobbs. both of Hopcweu.
were instantly killed yesterday after
noon in a collision between an auto
mobile in which they were driving and
a Rochester & Eastern trolley car near
CanandaigUa.
DIR. Waidron went to Hopewell yes
terday with his daughter to visit al the
home Of William Scaudling. and had
| taken the three women all of WHOM
were more than 80 years of age, for an
automobile ride.
Mistake in signals.
Witnesses OF the accident say that as
the machine approached the trolley
tracks il was seen by the motorman.
According TO them. ne made a signal
/ and DR.. Waldron slowed up. Then,
apparently thinking that he could cross
before the car reached him. he started
on again.
1t was thought that the automobile
did not respond readily to the levers.
1t was caught ON the tracks and the
occupants were thrown with great
force. The bodies were frtghtfUlly
crushed.
Woman Crushed by Auto.
New York, Aug 29.-Whilc Stewart
H. Elliott, president of an automobile
concern at 1883 Broadway, was driving
Il racing automobile at a 90 mile an
hour clip around the Morris park race
track last evening the tire on a front
wheel burst and the automobile whirl-
cd over. Mrs. Leslie l.. Kelsey. the
wife of Robert G. Kelsey. a real estate
operator, was caught under the ma
chine and crushed to death. Elliott
was badly hurt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-29

!{Continued on Page Five.)
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
SALVADoREAN ARMY LOSES
such Report Reaches Washington
from the American Consul Mt
ManaEua, Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The State
department received the following dispatch
oday from the American consul at Man
qua, Nicaragua:
This government reports that on March
IS an army of 5000 Salvadoreans and LOW
Hondurans commanded by General Presa,
I Salvadorean, attacked the Nicaraguan
vanguard near Namasiaue, Honduras. The
battle lasted three days resulting In the
complete rout OF the Salvadoreans who lost
1 900 killed. Nicaragua has 10000 troops AT
the front and will commence an immediate
attack on Choluteca and Tegucigalpa-
Senior Corea, the Nicaraguan minister,
has received a cablegram from his gov
eminent confirming the press report to
the effect that the Nicaraguan navy has
captured the important Honduran Car
ribbean port of Cortez, where they prob
ably will repeat their success at Coiba'
and as Trujillo already has fallen into
the hands of Nicaragua practically the
north coast is in their possession.
The cruiser Chicago, which has been
patrolllng the Pacific side of the isthmus
and Central America, has gone from Aca-
Julia, Salvador, TO Acapulco in Mexico,
1000 miles northward This voyage IS
made necessary from the fact that coal
is scarce In Central America and cannot
be obtained at reasonable rates in suftl-
Client quantities for a large naval vessel.
The movement for Intervention is gain
ing strength and Assistant Secretary Of
State Bacon today received calls from
Senior Calvo, the minister from Costa
Rica, and Senior Corea, the Nicaraguan
minister. 1t is understood that he strongly
impressed upon each of these callers the
wisdom of speedily terminating the pres
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
PARKER A RAVING MANIAC
Man who Attempted to save Life of
Mckinley Committed TO an
Asylum.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., March "a
James Parker, who attempted to save the
life of President Mckinley by striking
the arm of Czolgoz as the latter fired
the fatal shot at the president, is in jail
a raving maniac. Parker was taken in
charge by the police today and will be
committed to an asylum.
WASHINGTON. March 22..-James Parker.
the negro who sought TO save the life OF
President Mckinley when the latter was
assassinatled at Buffalo, and who is now
held in Atlantic City as a maniac, was
formerly employed in the United States
senate as a messenger, the place having
been given him as a reward for his action
at Buffalo. Senator Hanna secured him
that appointment. Shortly after Hanna q
death Parker left his government place
and went on a tour, lecturing about his
experience in connection with the assassin
alton.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Jungle Imp, 60 to L, wins Third Race
at New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-Jungle Imp,
at 60 to /, won the third race at the fair
grounds today. Dorothy Duncan, the good
thing backed from 10 to / to IL to 2, won
the hrst race by half length. Results:
First race five furlongs: Dorothy Dun
can won, Ellsmore second, J. j. Jr. third.
Second race, four furlongs: Lutte Foster
won, Finesse second, Antoine third. Time:
Third race, mile and sixteenth: Jungle
Imp won, Envoy second, Royal Breeze
third. Time: 1851.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Posing won,
Gold Mate second, Gamara third. Time:
Fifth race, FIVE furlongs: spion won, Sir
Mincemeat second, Soprano third. Time:
Sixth race. six furlongs: Telescope won.
Hustled second, Loeb Colt third. Time;
Seventh race, mile and seventy yards,
selling: Warner Griswell won, Dapple Gold
Se 4oT s sPRISGs 'h ARK March sscOn
stable Golden of Hale township again in
vaded Oaklawn today at the head Of a
zens Improvement union and number Of
arrests were made. Only one favorite won
Results:
First race, four furlongs: Rifle Range
won, Meadow Green second, Toro third.
Time: O:491s.
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs:
Ballad won, Miss Cesarion second, Sweet
Kitty third. Time: 1:09b
Third race. mile and twenty yards: Leber
Fourth race. six furlongs Hawkama
won, Tres jolt second, Hannibal Bey third.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards: Match
won, Ruiloba second, Baker Waters third.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards: Peter
Knight won, Bendigo second, Jake Sanders
Los ANGELES, Cal, March 22.-Results
First race, one mile: st. orion won,
Irish Mail second, Audubon third. Time:
! IAN.
Second race. six furlongs: Cocksure won,
| Virginia Lorraine second, Lord Provost
! third. Time: 1915.
! Third race one mile: Hi Caul Cap won,
| Bauble second, Tattenham third Time:
Fourth race. seven furiongs Judge. Mel
! son won, Lord Stanhope second, Nappa
! third. Time: l:29k.
| Fifth race, five furlongs: Illusion won,
ROYAL Ascot second, Teddy Mack third
sixth race, seven furlongs: Rocky won,
! J.. V. Kirby second, Marpessa third. Time;
san FRANCISCO, March 2.-Results at
First race, Futurity course: Joe Goss
| won, Mimo second, Norwood Ohio third
Second race race, Futurity course: Hand
Maiden won, Alta Spa second. Silver Lime
| third. Time; 113%.
| Third race, 1--WE and a half furlongs
Meada won, Distributor second Bogohama
| third. Time: 1:19B.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards: Right
| full won, Christine A second, Funnysid'
| third. Time: 1881.
Fifth race, one mile: Warte Nicht won
Sheen second, Box Elder third. Time: i:4S
Lyons won, Wool Sandals second, Cheers
| third. Time: 1913.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23

ent state of warfare in Central America,
as 1t promises to involve all of the other
republics and is almost certain If pro-
longed to lead to the presence in their
waters of European naval vessels, with
possible Intervention in behalf of their
own citizens.
Senior Corea afterward visited Senior
Creel, the Mexican ambassador, who has
gone to the limit of his powers In the
endeavor to induce the belligerent repub-
lies to accept the good offices of Mexico
and the United States in bringing about
peace. It is evident that Senior Corea is
about TO transmit to the government at
Managua some representations for its con-
sideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
OMAHA MEN INSIDE MONEY
EIu ks and Esals Make Good soOre in the
Two Men Glass.
SCORES OF kRUG PARKS AND sToFZ BLUES
violent Heat Prevents Them from
Making n Good Record-Grand
Rapids Tenn stin Leads
Ftve-Men Class.

ST. LOUIS. March 22.-(special Telegram)
No changes occurred today in the stand
ing Of the leaders in any Of the events in
the national bowling tournament now run
ming in this city The Furniture Citys
Of Grand Rapids are still in front in the
hve-man event, with 2T5; J. and G.
Schmidt OF st. Louis in the two-men with
i,16S, while Marshall Levy OF Indianapolis
tied Matak Of 81. Paul in the individuals
with GA
Some OF the Omaha men rolled in the
minor events earlier in the day, the best
work being accomplished by w. Brunke
and T. Neale, who counted 1,lO5 in the
doubles and will get a slice OF the money
storz Blue Ribbons and the Krug Parks
rolled in the first squad in the 1ve-men
event tonight. but the violent heat proved
too much for them. It has been 90 in the
shade on the street today and about 12C
on the alleys, I'm the estimation Of the
bowlers. Omaha scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
BEEL PROVES HIMSELF wHIRLwIND
Gets Four Fails from Loeb md KIRnIS
in Fifty-seven Minutes.

Fred X. Beel of Chicago proved equal to
the task Of throwing both Pete Loeb and
Emil Klank twice each in ninety minutes
Friday night at the Auditorium. In fact,
he accomplished the feat in hfty-seven
minutes. The evening proved to be real
matches we're good and besides there were
two eX-world champions present, besides
numerous other stellar lights in the ath-
champion heavy weight pugilist OF the
world, was present and was introduced by
Farmer Burns, who was acting as referee.
Dan Mcleod the former wrestling cham
pion OF the world, was present. Gotch
gained his title by throwing Mcleod. Dun
can Mcmillan, Wasem, Farmer Burns and
numerous other wrestlers we're also on
hand. The match arranged for next Fri
day night is to be between Farmer Burns
and Jim Parr the English champion.
Beel first had Pete Loeb for an opponent,
and Loeb surprised his numerous friends
by the game night he waged. Beel was a
veritAble whirlwind and made a splendid
impression on the crowd by his speed
strength and general knowledge OF the
game. During his four falls he was on the
defensive scarcely any of the time, but
kept on the aggressive continuously. Loeb
was able to stay the first time n1a min
uGes, and finally succumbed to a hammer
lock and a toe hold.
Klank was the next victim and Beel had
To- night hard to get him to- the h9oI; Even
down the Omaha lad would rise to his feet,
carrying Beel with him Klank had to
his first bout because OF the aggressive
ness of Beel II was the liveliest match
witnessed at the Auditorium fer SOME time,
as BCcl never let up for a second, but kept
after the youngster all the time. Finally he
got a quick hold for a half nelson and the
fall was over before half the spectators
knew what had happened.
Loeb was able to stay IL minutes the
p second time and put up game night. AZ
one time Loeb got away from crotch
hold and hammerlock. He had to yield
in the end to a crotch hold with his arms
pinioned back in a defenseless position.
Klanck took the aggressive several times
In the last fall, but II was no use, for Beel
would soon turn any advantage the Boz
hemian might have to his own account.
Several times Klanck seemed to be a goner,
but he called in his great strength and
broke away. A hammerlock and half nell
son finally caused his downfall. Time: II
minutes.
fhe first preliminary was won by Morgan
from Johanson in IL minutes and Billings
and Miller wrestled for Is minutes without
a fall Tumbling and music combined to
finish out an enjoyable evenings enter
fniument-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
KABELONCS To WESTERN
eeoretary Farrell Makes Cfioial Statement
Of Terms Of the Contract.
CNelLL WILL GO AFTER sHIVElY
Charges VIII he Preferred Against
President Of western Association
ana Board VIII Ne Asked
90 Remove Him.
o'NtILL WILL GO AFTER SHNElY

CHICAGO, March 2.-TopeSa belongs to
the Western Base Ball league, according to
J. II. Farrall, secretary OF the National
Association OF Minor Base Ball Leagues
In a communication received here today
Mr.. Farrall says:
At the meeting early in March at Buff
falo. between myself, President Shively Of
the Western association and President
O'Ncil Of the Western league, an agree
ment was reached whereby the Western
league was to get a Topeka franchise upon
the payment Of $3.50 in cash and an ad-
ditional $500 In a note payable in May OF
this year.
President ONeill said tonight:
l intend TO ask the National associat ton
70 make a ruling on the question of whether
5hively can publicly declare for outlaw ball
and still be a member Of organized ball. |
propose to go further and ask the national
board to declare vacant Shivelys position
as member Of the said board II the
members OF our highest tribunal can talk
outlaw base ball simply because they can
not run the organization to SUIT themselves,
then it,is about time for us all to take our
bats and 90 into our own backwards and
play base ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
BOwLERs ARE GOING HOME
Play VIII Continue Until wednesday
with Day for Women.

with Day for Women.
ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Many Of the dele
gates attending the American Bowling con-
Rress departed for home last night after
the final adjournment of the annual con-
ventLcn and only those who are scheduled
for play in the tournament have remained.
Tho program provides for contests OF In
dividuals, two-men teams and five-Inen
teams daily, concluding next Wednesday.
It is probable at least one day of bowling
by women will follow. The program today
opened with two-men teams bowling.
The Ave highest scores made by the first
flight of two-men teams resulted: II. 2.
Strashur and George Rost. Chicago, l,l08;
NJ. T. Levy and w. K Cooper, Indianapolis.
l,OS6; T. j. Carter and r. Fl. Bryson, Indian
apollo, 1,0ls George Qualey and c. Z. Lam
bert Kansas City, 1,O42
The second flight OF fve-men teams com
pleted today's program. Following are the
three high scores
Marion No. 2 Indianapolis, 1850; Star
lights Cleveland, ass: Marion No. 1, Indi-
annapolis, 467.
The Ave highest scores made by the sec
ond flight OF two-men teams resulted: NJ.
Sesl and J. Shaw, Chicago, 1904; NJ. Lau
and II. MedwtzlIy, Chicago 1907; II. Holt
man and L. Buddenbaum, Indianapolis,
97S r. Zimmerman and F. Bloom, Doerun,
Mo, gS; j. Blanening and NJ. Huntington
The five highest scores made by the third
hight OF two-men teams resulted: c. Knoll
and c. Prouty, Cleveland. o., LBS; W
Brunke and ]. T. Neale, Omaha LIS; l.
Gjerde and NJ. c. sprague, Omaha, LOS
/ J. f. Shannon and H. Paul Cedar Rapids
/ Ia, LOS; j. Hupter and c, Swangeren
haywood, ILL.,, LOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
Football Contracts signed.

IOWA CITY, Ia, March 22.-CSpeciaI) y
All OF the contracts with the exception OF
the one with the University OF Nebraska
authorities, and the foot ball schedule re-
mains intact as originally announced. A
the season on September g. The game
with the alumni win be played on October
g. Iowa will meet the University of Mis-
souri, at Kansas City on October -. Wis
consn will come to Iowa City on Novem-
Der and the University OF Illinois on No
Vember 9. Iowa closes the season at Ames
on November % with a game with the
Aggies Nebraska does not want 70 play
freshmen this year, according to advices
from Lincoln, but the local authorities have
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23

been informed that they wish to play gradu-
ates and four-year men. No matter what
Minnesota and Wisconsin decide to their
games with Nebra ska, Il Is absolutely GER
tain that II the Cornhuskers insist on main
tanning their present attitude, Iowa Will
not meet them next fall. Just what team
will take Nebraska's place on the Iowa
schedule does not appear as yet, but II Is
supposed that Drake university OF Des
Moines will receive the date left open, the
game to be played In the capitol city.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
snnrtInn Rrevities.

The news that Farmer Burns and Jimmy
Parr, the English champion, have been
matched for their second time in Omaha
for March q, will be good news to the
fraternity. Burns threw PRrr two out Of
three a few weeks ago in what was re-
garded as the closest wrestling match ever
threw Pete Rooney three times in nifty
four minutes at the New theater in Coun-
Gil BLUFFS, the agreement being three times
in an hour
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
AMERICANS IN BRITISH SPORTS
south Dakota Man Wins Long Jump
I'm Oxford-CambridgeC Contest.


LONDON, March 22-The annual Oxford
Cambridge field sports took place at the
Queens club here this afternoon in spring
like weather and a big crowd present. No
less than seven Rhodes scholars were
among the Oxonian competitors, including
p. M. Young OF South Dakota, in the long
and high jumps, both OF which he won
last year; Albert NJ Stevens Of Yale In the
hammer throw, for which he also COM
psted in 1906; w. E Schutt OF Cornell In
the half-mile run, which he just failed to
capture In 1905, and w. w. Thayer OF
Harvard, who was in the second string of
Oxfords hammer throwers
=. NJ. Young won the long jump; dis
lance % feet 4 inches.
Young, South Dakota, won the high jump
with feet 81 inches.
oxford won the contest by Slb to III
points. The American Rhodes scholars took
three frsts. the long and high jumps, in
which Young repeated his victories OF 1906
and the hammer throw while Schutt OF
Cornell was third IN the half mile run. The
other oxford wins were the weight, half
mile, mile, quarter mile and three miles
run.
Cambridge only took the hurdles. The
SO0-yard dash was a tie.
Stevens OF Yale won the hammer throw.
Distance, 1856 feet inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
Athletic Honors for Teddy. Jr.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, March 22.-Theo,
assistant manager OF the Harvard uni
versity crew by the university athletic
committee tonight. The appointment was
made from a list OF dozen candidates, all
OF whom have been competing for the place
by activity in securing subscriptions for the
crew and doing other work for the manage
ment. II the usual order OF succession in
the crew management Is followed young
Roosevelt probably will be assistant mana
ger next year and manager In his senior
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT
Four Chicago Teams Are Left 10 Fight
~ Out.

CHICAGO. March -Four Chicago teams
are left TO fight II out tomorrow for the
basket ball championship in the central
division of the Amateur Athletic union, now
being played at Evanston. Tomorrow the
teams representing the University OF Chi
cago and the Meteors Of Chicago Will
meet. Another contest win be between the
West Side Young Mems Christian associa-
ton and the Central Young Mems Chris
tian association. The winners OF these
events will meet in the finals for the
championship.
Today's results:
University Of Chicago defeated Naper-
willie, so TO IT.
Chicago Meteors defeated Hull House, q
TO %
West Side Young Mems Christian associ-
alton defeated Evanston Young Mems
Christian association, 30 TO Z.
ton defeated Company C OF Muscatine, Ia,
50 to 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23

PIAATTSMOUTH, Neb March H-(spe-
cial Telegram. THE Nebraska City Ath-
letic club basket ball team defeated the
Plattsmouth Turner's here this evening.
Score: q 20 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23

MONTREAL, March 2.-Three delegates
have been elected by the Canadian Bowlers
association TO confer with the American
Bowling congress, the Western Bowling as
ISOLATION and the National Bowling asso-
citation, to effect an agreement for the
dates
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
WEST POINT BEATS OMAHA HIGH
Lays Claim to Championship OF North
Nebraska.

WEST POINT Neb., March G.-(Special
Telegram. AT the high school gymnasium
tonight before a packed house the local
high school basket ball team outplayed the
Omaha High school FIVE by the score OF
e TO o. This victory for West Point makes
them champions OF Nebraska north OF the
Platte, having won every game played
thus far this season The locals, with
their dashing. whirlwtnd play, carried the
Omaha lads on theirf feet BY this victory
the local hve Is In line for the state cham
pionship, having 20 beat the winner Of
the coming Crete-Lincoln game TO rightfully
acquire that title. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
Hueston Defenta Keorh.

NEW YORK March 22-Thomas Hueston
of St Louis defeated Jerome Keogh Of
Buffalo by a score Of 2O3 to 1872 tonight In
the second OF a series of three games for
the national championship at continuous
pool. Hueston's total is now 40 and
Keogh's 3l3
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23
New York University wins.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2-The inter-
gymnastic championship was won
here tonirht by New York university at a
meet held at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania. New York scored II points, Pennsyl-
vanla was second with 10 points and Har-
ward third with points.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-23

and 5s yards, was run at the Liverpool
spring meeting today and won by Stanley
Towards Eremon. Tom West was second
and Pathfinder third. Twenty-three horses
started.