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The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
POLICE COURT DOCKET

Alfred Budrow, drunk: sentence sus-
pended
John Hayes. drunk: sentence sus-
pended
John Nigran. disturbing the peace
SIS or 80 days.
Grace Tavern, drunk s. or 80 days.
Cyrus Kellogg, drunk. IS or 10 days
Annks Hall. disorderly conduct; SEN
tence suspended
Ralph Cotter. disturbing the peace;
discharged.
Roy Hayes. disturbing the peace: dis
charged.
Fred Hughes. disturbing the peace;
did not appear.
Fred Graves. drunk; discharged.
William Donaldson, drunk; IS or 10
days
James BushsiL disturbing the peace;
discharged.
George Walsh. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
peace S10 or 30 days.
John Diuk. drunk; sentence suspend
ed.
Martin Tafelski. disturbing the
peace. discharged
Paul Marsukayltz. drunk: sentence
suspended
Charles Jacobs. drunki sentence sus-
pended
Michael Johnkowski. disturbing the
peace: 50 OF 80 days
William Jamerson, alias Kemp. dis
turbing the peace. discharged
Robert Lyon. drunk. sentence Eus-
Jacob Knapp. drunk. sentences sus-
pended.
DR.. L. p. Anderson. dfsturbing the
peace, adjourned to May 20.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

do what others have failed to accom-
plish. c. Giuseppe Pine. an Italian.
has invented Il MICROSCOPE which is
TO be used TO view the sunken gal
Icons. Ii is water telescope OF such
great power that Iberti has already
seen all the galleons and noted their
positions and contents.
He plans TO clear away the mud
from the sunken vessels with suckers
and to lift them bodily by means OF
cylindrical elevators and mechanical
arms that will pass underneath the
bulls.
Since he obtained his concessions
from the Spanish government 10 carry
out the operations until the year 1915
Iberti has searched the Libraries and
archives OF Europe for facts as to the
position and worth OF the treasure
His scientific instruments were then
made by his partner Spanish gun
boats Will guard the work,
Much OF the original cargoes has OF
course been ruined by the water. To
bacco. wool and Indian fabrics have
all been lost. But the salt water, ac-
ccrding TO DR., lberti. has preserved
the fine woods OF the West Indies
Portions OF the vessels recovered have
been found to be well seasoned. and
OF high value as cabinet woods
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
In Harbor OF Vist

= LONDON. May l6.-Dr. Carlos Iber,
Il, Italian scientific adventurer, an.
nounces plans for a treasure hunt ro-
mantle and alluring enough TO make
the bones of Spanish conquereys and
gold hunters turn In their graves with
envy
North pole and darkest Africa expe-
ditions pale into insignificance beside
this one. The discovery OF Klon-
dixie or California alone is in It's
class.
In short, DR.. Iberti and party plan
To start at once for Vigo bay, Spain.
They expect TO lift from the depths OF
the salt sea s240000.000 worth OF
treasure that has lain there for over
two centuries.
Spanish galleons, loaded with West
Indian. Mexican and Peruvian treas
ure. the produce OF three years
search. were sunk there in 1902 by
Dutch and English warships whose
captains also had the plumber lust.
very small portion OF the treasure.
belonging to the Spanish crown, was
saved before the battle Diving ex-
petitions and dredging parties since
have failed TO recover any great
amount. All evidence is to the effect
that the harbor depths of Vigo still
hold $l20000,000 in gold and silver,
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

Nor ard some others have been men
toned
The -caucuses- were carried by i'm.
proper means and by the help Of
Republican votes, declared Chas. 8.
Hampton. Campau leader The Cam
pau candidates for delegates got two
thirds of the Democratic votes cast,
but Republican workers and voters
were busy all the afternoon. The way
the caucuses were conducted was a
disgrace, and we will inquire as e
what authority the police had for de-
Iivering the ballot boxes to the men
they gave them to-"
How Feud Started.
The bitter feud between Daniel ].
Campau and the Connolly Henderson
faction arose in the convention Of
Aug. 3, 1904, although there had been
smaller breaks before. The Wayne
county Democracy delivered its 10
votes to Alton b. Parker in the spring
convention, Connolly. Henderson, w.
II. Maybury and other leaders being
for Parker as much as was Campau.
When IL came to the state conven-
ton for choosing state ticket. II was
supposed that Edwin Henderson
would be backed by Campau for chair.
man OF the state central committee.
The Wayne leaders also wanted to
nominate Justice 8. Stearns for gov.
ernor. Campau, however, beat
Stearns. w. ~ Ferris being nomi-
mated, and then succeeded in having
the eheiee of state chairman passed
over to the state central committee
Henderson and his friends were angry
at the throwdown and the convention
broke up In fight.
Since then Judge w F. Connolly
and Edwin Henderson have been
sharpening their knives TO take Cam.
rau's scalp.
P. j. NJ. Hally and Judge James
Phelan are discussed as the two men
most likely to be selected as delegates
from the First district TO the national
Democratic convention In Denver.
James Flynn is considered as an al
ternate.
Mayor w B. Thompson will be a
member of the delegation that goes
10 the Lansing convention
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Mr.. Campau Says
Bryan Forces Will
Not Tamely Submit

Discussing Saturday the outcome
OF the Democratic primaries Friday
TO elect delegates TO the county con-
vention, d. ]. Campau said.
The trouble I'm this city Is that
we have n few here in both parties
who have no political principles. but
who make a living out OF otfice.hold.
ing and Office brokerage, and who at
tempt 10 dictate and control the poll
cies OF both parties.
They have attempted 10 befog the
issue by personal attacks upon me.
No, | do not. care to reply TO any at
tacks from such source. | again re-
peat that have no interest In our
state convention further than to assist
I'm carrying out the will OF Michigan
Democrats and lnsuring Mr.. Bryan
the vote ~ Michigan's delegation.
So far as yesterdays caucuses are
concerner. in most cases they were
made faroical as we'll as Illegal by
the action OF the police department
I'm busting the Legal and duly author
ICED election boards and turning over
the booths and the ballot boxes 10
men chosen for the sole purpose OF
preventing an honest expression OF
the will OF the Democratic voters.
That these irresponsible appointees
OF an unauthorized individual carried
out this purpose is shown by the man.
ner in which their so-called Demo
cratic caucuses were conducted. Well
known Republicans. committeeman
and ward heelers assisted MIR Con
nolly's appointees In running his so
allied Democratic CauCu9es Votes
were received from every one indis'
criminateIy. and In many precincts
there were twice as many votes cast
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
HONEY, LET'S DIE.
TOGETHER, CRIES
SLASHER
CIVIL WAR VETERAN CUTS THE
THRoATs or WIFE AND sElH
AFTER INDUCING HER TO COME
BACK TO HIM.

PERU. Ind. May ls-Mrs. Jamsa !,
$, Clear. aged 40. is dying and her =
husband. so, a civil war veteran. 10 In .
Jail with his throat cut. as the result A
OF his attempt. at 3 o'clock this morn
Ing, TO kill his wife and himself. The 7
couple had been separted Tor severalsl
months and the wife lived In Indian y
apolis till last Monday, when the hus
band begged her to come to Peru TO 4
live. he having received $500 In back
pension money. 4
The couple arrived here yesterday. .
Early last evening Mrs. Clear sue.
ceeded in taking a razor from him :
after he had taken $34 OF her money.
At o'clock the occupants OF the y
boarding house where they were stay
ing were aroused by cries for help. q
and the woman in her night robe with :
blood streaming from the 1ugular .
vein. fell into the room occupied by
the landlord and his wife. Clear.
with blood issuing from a cash In his
neck. sat up In bed pleading. Honey,
come back and let's both die to-
gether."
Clear admits having induced thu ,
woman TO come to Peru, hoping ma :,
would succeed in killing her and him Z,
self
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
NEW BOOKS IN THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY

william Archer-"Sthems and Esti-
mates for National Theater." Thomas
Barclay--"PrCb lems Of International
Practice and Diplomacy. Charles L.
Carpenter-"Proht Making IN shop and
Factory Management" Horace Fetch
er--"Optimism." a real remedy. p. T.
Forsyth" Positive Preaching and Mod
ern Mind" Wilhelm Hof-"Nortn
American Railroads. Robert Hunter
Socialists al Work" Edmond Kelly
elimination OF the Tramp by the In
PRODUCTION % the Labor Colony Sys-
tern -Mathews--"The Short
story" Illustrations OF it's development
Geo. n Palmer--"Life OF Alice Free
man Palmer" !. a. Price--"The Ne
gro past. present and future. r. b.
and Coin" Joseph
r Smith--"The story Of Iron and
Steel" r. +. Spraguc-"True Nature
OF value A G Swinburne- The
Duke OF CANDIDA drama. Nina G.
Nande walker--"The Kindergarten In
American Education Alfred X Wal
lace-'ls Mars Habitabley' j. 5. Wan
rell--"The Art OF singing James
Barnes Clutch Of Circumstances .
Marjorie BOweE--"The Sword Decided
: NJ GaTdsnshire- Purple and Home
spun" @ r. McCutcheon---"Ths Hus-
bands OF Edith" r McVane-"Duchess
OF Dreams" Isaac y. Stevens-"The
'Biberators Marie Van Norst-7"Senti-
mental Adventures Of Jtnmy Bull
strobe
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

as have ever been polled for the Dem
ocratic ticket
The BRYAN men had been assured
by the police commissioner that the
police would not deliver the boxes
and booths 10 these appointees, but
would deliver them TO the member OF
the ward committee who had been
elected by the people IL he should be
present and that in his absence, or
In case OF vacancy would deliver
the booth and the box to the chair
man chosen by the voters present
Had that course been followed, the
caucuses would have been held order
iy and peaceably, and the result would
have been cheerfully accepted by the
Bryan men, whether or not We were
successful. III the men who have
caused all OF this disturbance and dis
organization attempt TO conduct a
county convention composed of men
whose credentials were made out and
signed at the city hall before the eau
cuses were opened II IL not likely
that the Bryan men will tamely sub
NIT to H.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
WOMAN SAVES COP
ATTACKED BY
PRISONERS
GRABS ONE 6ELLlGEREkT AND
SITS ON HIM WHILE POLICE
MAN ovgaPoWERs OTHER
LIVELY EPISODE IN WAGON.

II Mrs Minnie Wood. residing on
ST Antoine-st.. between Champaign
and Fort-sts.. were a man, she would
be eligible for position on the po-
lice force, as result OF little cpl
sode of Friday afternoon. when she
assisted Signal Officer William
Downie in placing two refractory
prisoners under submission.
Just previously. one OF the prison
ers. John Nigren. and Mrs. Wood had
INDUCED In little setto In the lat
ters house Though stranger TO
her, Nigran had attempted 10 force
his way into the woman's house. It
is alleged, and when Mrs. Wood block
ed the way he struck at her. Then
ensued battle royal, the contestants
using the street for their arena. Blows
and kicks were exchanged In rapid
succession and In the struggle Mrs.
Woods waist was torn TO shreds.
In the meantime someone sent for
the patrol wagon and when it arrived
Signal Officer Downie. supposing both
were equally at fault. bundled them
into the wagon On the way TO the
station. the wagon picked UP John
Hayes, charged with being drunk.
Presently the two male prisoners
started fight with the officer and.
only for the presence OF Mrs. Wood,
they might have overpowered him.
The woman. however. Notwithstanding
that she was technically prisoner,
sailed right In Grabbing one or the
men she sat on him until Downie got
the other under control and thus
saved the day.
Al the Woodbridge station. Mrs.
Wood explained her row with Nigran
and was released Nigran was fined
SIS with the alternative OF 80 days
by Justice Jeffries Sentence was
M snanhnI ON HAYES
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
BLACK HAND SUSPECTS
ARE GIVEN FREEDOM

Through the efforts of Attorney
Louis Columbo, the two Italians ar
rested In the municipal court build
ing within the same number OF days
on suspicion OF being Black Hand
sympathizers, were released from Gus
tody on the order OF superintendent
or Police Downey, Saturday morning.
They are Giuseppeo Lavalvo, who
halls from Saginaw, and Gaspere Ca
sara. OF the local Italian colony. La
valvo was charged with thretening
Luigi Dicopa. complaining witness In
the case against francesca Naragag-
liotte, which recently fell through.
and Casara, 1t was alleged, had sought
TO induce Vincent Longo 10 withdraw
bis case against two Italian youths
charged with attempting TO extort
$1,000 by threats OF death, Lavalvo
declares he was sitting In the court
room. minding his own business. when
a policeman touched him on the shout
der and ordered him TO come along"
A knife was found In his pocket, which
the police declare was open. Lavalvo
insists II was closed, and be denies
that he had any designs against Di-
copa.
Attorney Columbo was highly In.
csnsed when he visited police head
quarters 10 secure the release OF the
prisoners.
1t seems an Italian cannot even go
10 court as a spectator without being
suspected these days" he declared
with warmth. Il understand that the
officer who arrested these men is him
self an Italian. IL he is doing this
Just TO make record I will make n
complaint against him IL the practice
is persisted In. Both these men are
honest and respectable and there was
no occasion whatever for their arrest,
II was downright outrage"
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Flashed Bf WIRE

NEW YORK, May l6.-James j.
Hill. chairman OF the Great Northern
Ry. who addressed the convention OF
governors In Washington Thursday,
has returned to this city. He referred
hopefully 10 the crop outlook In the
northwest. saying 1t Is the best In 10
years.
NEW YORK, May l6.-Before .
gathering OF homeopathic physicians
in Flower hospital, DR.. VIM. II. King
dean of the Homeopathic college, sub
jected dog 10 an electric current tc
demonstrate that electricity can be
used successfully In place OF ether o.
chloroform as an anesthetic.
WASHINGTON. May l6.--Quentin
Roosevelt. the presidents son, Is caus
ing stir about the White House
through his haunting Charlie Taft. the
secretary's son, into Joining the Y. NJ
c. A. on the ground that refusal 10
do so would result In severe censure
from the whole country.
NEW YORK. May 16.-Despite Wal
street rumor that the great Gould sys
TEN OF railroads. because OF the rich
mans panic" would be dismembered
no such step will be taken. The vast
system OF lines Is TO be kept intact
by use OF a $l50.000,000 bond issue
This information comes from a high
authority In the financial world.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

and an equal amount in jewels and
fine woods. The hulls of the vessels
themselves are worth years of hard
work
Although ships have sailed over the
treasure for years, no real attempt
TO recover It has been made since
1924. With the aid OF newly invented
scientific instruments Iberti expects to
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Wabash Ry. to Flight Case.

The Wabash railroad is going to
make a fighA--Sn the United States
court against the prosecution installed
by the government In which the road
Is accused OF disobeying the safety
appliance law. Rufus @. Lathrop has
entered his appearance counsel.
and a hearing will be had as soon as
possible. This Is the first OF num-
Der OF railroad cases In this court.
The road, II is understood. will contest
on the ground that the train on which
defective brake or coupler was found
was not an interstate train but en-
gagged in running entirely within the
state.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
The Worlds Best Climate.

Is not entirely free from disease: on
the high elevations fevers prevail .
while on the lower levels malaria 10 I;
encountered to q greater or less END
tent, according to altitude To over. \
come climate affections lassitude. mai 1
aria. jaundice, biliousness, fever and
ague, and general debility. the most
effective remedy Is Electric Bittsrs. .
the great Alternative and blood purifier: Il
the antidote for every form of bodily >
weakness. nervousness, and insomnia :
Sold under guarantee at e. c. Kinsel, I
Central Drug Store, and Gray & Wors
cester drug stores. Price soc.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
f|TzGERALO To
OPPOSE FORONEY
AT SAGINAW CONFERENCE A. S
CHANDLER. OF CoRUNNA,
TURNED DOWN.

OWWOSSO, Mich. May l6,-iSplD
At conference OF anti-Fordneyites
A l.. Chandler. OF Corunna, was turned
down. and j. w. Fitzgerald, OF st
Johns, was selected To make the run
against Rep. Fordney.
An organization will be perfected
and hot contest Will follow.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
He Makes You Think Everyday,
and Hour Of Coca Cola.

s. c. Dobbs. advertising manager
OF the Coco Cola Co. Atlanta. Ga, was
one OF the guests at the luncheon OF
the Adcraft club at the Penobscot Inn
this noon. Mr. Dobbs' yearly appro.
priation for publicity is one OF the
largest made In the United States,
and II Is none the less this year Re
suit. Business last month was the
largest IA the history OF the com.
pany. Mr.. Dobbs believes In striking
copy In clean newspapers. supple
mented by magazine and outdoor pub
Hcity. -
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
TWO CEREMONIES CAN'T
MAKE MARRIAGE STICK

Two marriages. one by minister y
In Wisconsin In March. 1905. and the
other by Justice OFT In September
l906, were not enough TO keep Lillian
and Henry Malinowski out OF the d.
vorce court. and on Saturday the wife
filed a bill against her husband. she q
charged him with several acts OF cruel
~. and relates that once while visit
ing the grave OF their child her hus-
band pointed 10 a spot beside the
grave. and told her that was where >
she ought to be- III
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Alleged chink smuasIer BalIed.

Harry c. Payne. accused OF Chinese
smuggling. WAS released on his per
sonal recognizance by the federal au.
thorities Saturday. He was acquitted
on one charge and re-srrested on an
other
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Normal opens sept. 14.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, May l6.--
Especial. The Eaton county normal
school,, which. was voted by the board
Ct supervisors, will. be opened Sept;
Il. IN Il room especially fitted for the
classes 10 the new fourth ward school
building IN this city The school will
be under the control Of Supt c. r..
Carrick OF the Charlotte city schools
md Mrs Corrick.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
BILL PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Without
a dissenting vote and without roll
call the house passed today the Alex
ander government employers liability
hill
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
n. NJ. FIoyo Held for Trial.

Harry " Floyd, charged with ser
lous offense by his wife. Mrs. Maude
J. Floyd. was held 10 the recorders
court for trial by Justice Stein. Satur-
day. Bail was hxed at $500. one sur.
ETY.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
THE TREASURE LOST.

ire HEASGHE LOSI.
Amber.
Indigo.
Pearls.
Amethysts.
Silver plate.
Precious woods.
$4,000, 600 gold and silver.
TOOLS FOR RECOVERY.
Microscopes.
Mud suckers.
Boat pontoons.
Current testers.
Deep water dredges.
Cylindrical elevators.
Mechanical arms 10 lift vessels.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Grand Trunk ny. system--Whits
star Llne-PopuIar Rail and
Water Route.

Tickets on sale daily TO Port Huron :,
and return $50. City Ticket Ofnce. 4,
l24 Woodward Ave. Telephone N. 90. Il
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Suppressed Divorce Cases.

SuppFesseu 0TV0fCo OsseS. D
Suppressed suits for divorce were,
fled Saturday by Margaret E. VS.
Charles Monsher: Myrtle Va. Edward
]. Gauthier and Irene vs. George La
Croix y
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

Business-iike PRINTING. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind, that
looks right Times Printing CO., Is
John r. st Phone l49s.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

seats for the vaudeville entertain
ment given by the .Young Ladies'
Sodality OF Holy Rosary church last
Monday evening IL has been decided
10 repeat /the entertainment next
Monday evening In the school ball
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
Joe" Pinoree Fined for Screening.

Joe" Pinoree Fined for Searching.
Joe" Pingree pleaded guilty in DO
lice court. Saturday morning 10
speeding his automobile on Wood.
ward-ave., In excess OF the legal limit
and was fined $40 with the alterna.
tive OF 80 days by Justice Stein. Joe
paid
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16
WILD RIOT STARTS ON
FLOOR OF CONVENTION

Continued from First Page.)
Gated the certainty Of rump conven
tiOn for the Cav men.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

knight. a Republican. and head OF
the state free employment bureau,
was working against him
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-09-03
Wallowa county and the city of En-

Wallowa county and the city of En-
terprise.
Supt j. C. Conley, to whose untir
Ing efforts the success of the in
stitute was due, gave a closing talk
about reports, etc. Following wa:
the enrolment:
Prudence Eddlemon, Ethel Flee.
ner, Jeanette Clark, Mrs. w. M. Sut
ton, w. M. Sutton, Ida May John
ston, Maude M. Turner, Victoria
Ready, Beulah M. Frost, Lulu Own
hey, Myrta Hayes, Leoti Holmes
Martin Tucker, w. w. Burns, Lelah
II. Cole, Martha M. Casteel, Nettil
Brock, Lenina Mallory, Fannie Weav-
er, lnez Maxim, Etha Kooch, Stella
M. Hooper, Alfred H. Holmes, p. A
Foster Gene w. Hall, Zelma r. Og
bourn, Vain w. Weaver, Edna Ma
bel Wilson, Jennie Hayes, Ruth e
Hayes, Bertha Womack, Laura Weav-
er, B. Southwick, F. M. Roop. ]. w
Kerns, N. D. Burgoyne, H. H. Brown
son, Bessie Southwick, John R. Stu
Der, Gussie Hutchinson, Kathryn Du
Fur A. G. Smith, Roy Edgemon
Mrs. Stella Hanville.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-09-03
Cotton, Thos. II. Crawford and C. A
Spencer as attorneys for the railroad
company.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Next Sunday morning the sacra
ment of the Lords supper will be
administered at the Presbyterian
church. Dr. H. A. Ketchum of Salem,
will preach. The sabbath school will
meet as usual at 10 o'clock.
The Union service will be at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday ev.
ening. 1t will be in the nature of a
graduation for those who have at
tended the summer school for relig
ious instruction. Addresses will be
made by Prof. A. G. Smith of 10
seph, Er. H. A. Ketchum of Salem
and others. A children's choir assist
ed by the adult choir will sing.
DR.. 'Ketchum and Rev. Selden C
Adams will conduct services at Hur
ricane Creek next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. w. S. Crockett will preach
in the Christian church THURSDAY
evening and on Sunday
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-09-03
ThreShers Busy
In North Country
Blacksmiths Too Find More Work
at Flora Than One Man
Can Do.

Flora, August 31.-G. H. Cross
land was up from the river Monday
night with load of fruit for tn,
market. He was going to Enter
prise to attend court.
W. G, Locke stayed at the Farm
ers Hotel Monday night on his wa,
to Enterprise.
Walter Buzzard, of Cove and +;
Mr.. Graham of Weiser, Ida, came
in Saturday evening on a shor,
visit.
Guy Skaggs took Thursday morn
ing's stage for Imbler where he will
visit few days with his brother
From there he will go to Weiser
ida, to attend school this winter.
The Flora Threshing Machine com
pany had the misfortune to breal
down its horsepower Thursday. G
w. Johnson and Ruskin Eddlemor
made a trip to Lewiston after a new
shaft and they are now busy thresh
ing again.
Eugene Mccall and wife of L;
Grande are visiting Mr.. McCalps rel
ltives here. l understand they will
remain here for sometime.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Mcdaniel ant
small son of Wallowa stayed In
town Sunday night.
A. c. Miller of Enterprise was IL
town couple of days last week.
ID. d. Conley made a flying tril
-c Lewiston, returning home Thurs
lay.
Charles Pitzer of Paradise is now
helping his brother in the black
'mith shop. They found that there
vas more work here than one mar
could do.
A. II. Holmes and sister Leoti
Misses Prudence Eddlemon. Lelal
Cole and Marion Casteel attended
The teachers institute at Enter
brlse last week, returning home Sat
urday night.