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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Real ACcAcaoe.

In the FEBRUARY Wide World Maya,
zine. S. F. Martin. late Ct the Royal
Niger Company's services. tells the
story OF very daring deed. At a
time Of great anxiety. when England
and france were on the verge OF con
flict in Africa and tmr powerful Mo
hammedan native States were watch
ing for an opportunity CT throwing
oil the yoke of both countries. MT
Martin was District Agent OF the
RaycI Niger Company al ROrgu. he
vas instructed 20 sccur" r"iiabIf IN
formation as - what was happening
IN the turbulen. robber Kingdom OF
Kontogora. and he obtained II by tn"
hazardous exp.'dient OF Disgusting
himself as a Haussa ard taking his
life in his hands. penetrating right
into the enemy's capital His adVen-
lures during this journey h" sets f3Tth
IN the Vide World. and they los"
nothing by the modest wav in which
he writes. the narrative containing
rarely a hint Of the strain q the OF.
dca, or the awful fate that w"uii
have t,efaIIsu him had his real ident-
ty been suspected. II is one OF th"sc
stories Of real courage which thrii'
us none the less becaUse told In On
unaffected, unassuming way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Bod Nan From Boston Gave George
lohse Forged Check.
WANTED FOR VARIOUS CRIMES
Representing Himself as Agent OF
Manufacturing House, the Forser
Stopped At Hotel, Accumulated .
,.Smail "Roll' and Departed.

Last Saturday young man giving
his name As King. and representing
himself as Il travelling agent Of larS"
ketchup manufacturing company. reg,
istercd al the Commercial Hotel. After
comforting with George l-ohsr. the
proprietor concerning arrangements
fer accommodating half dozen or
more of his advertising men. VINO ne
said, would be along later. the guest
requested Mr.. Lohsc TO cash check
for $36.72. Su1p"cting nothing. MI,
I.ohse cashcd the check. and King
departed the next day.
Yesterday telegram arrived an
nouncing that the check was for
gerry, The matter was brought It"
the attention Of Chief Of Pole" Rey-
nolds. who discovered that the man
calling himself King was no other
than benjamin Oliver. alias Benjamin
Smith. alias Arthur B. Reeves. a'iaS
Braham b. CIeverof. alias {. s. Jacobs,
alias Paul Holloway. alias H. q. Lee.
a notorious crook has served terms
in the penit"nitary in New York ana
Minnesota and who is now wanted IN
BOSTON. Mass. to answer for various
crimes.
A wanted circular frCm Boston.
which reached Chief r.. nolds a day
Or two ago. bears two excellent ike
nesses of the forger. ana. the employees
OF the Commercial identified him
readily as the man VINO stopped at
the hotel last week
1t Is supposed that King did mo-
stop in this vicinity longer than a
day or two. and as far as can be learn
ed his operations were confined to
dispOsing of the bad check given to
Mr. Lohse
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
The Organ Grinder.

lov" all kinds Of music except the
tom tom OF barbados and the ragtime
in minor " the Chinese. An upto-
date hand organ in front OF my door.
il Die crank is turned with discretion.
always gets a few cents out of my
pocket nv way Of announcement. |
am not lik" Mascasni. who. upon hear
ing follow In the street numbering
"CavalIs~ia Rusticana." rushed down
In Italian frenzy. cursed him out in
pure Mi!ar"<e. and. grasping the
handle. pr"ceeded to show Pietro. his
namesako. how to grind out his grand
composition With a Campanini inter
pvcta'Inn Mex, day rh" same orgau
was In front cf his door. bearing big
placarh Pupil OF MascaGni. Ne"
York Pres
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Great Crowd Gathers at Academy
to See February Glass Graduate.
CLASS ADDRESSED BY D. D. BACHELOR
Diplomas Presented to Five Young
Ladies and One Young Man by c.
Aylett Asnby-Addresses and Essay
by the Honor Students.

commencement exercises, closing
The finals Of the High school class
OF February, 1909, Were held at tn"
Academy OF Musir last nigh, in tn,
presence Of Il large audience when
dem. nstratcd its appreciation OF
everything said and done. and ap,
plaudrd rOundly as each of tn" young
graduates received the well earned
Shr"pSkin.
Mr. W r.. Pickett. president Of
the school board. presided over tn"
exercises and introduced the speakers
MI. O. u. Batchrlor. who is Il member
of the board, delivered an carn"S'
and .louucn, address to III" class,
and Mr.. c Aylett Ashby delivered tn"
diplomas. presenting each one with
characteristic remarks.
The. ESSAYS of the honor graduates
showed careful preparation ana w''r%
dsIivtr red il, excellent style. Miss
Lucille Ramsey was samtaiorian,
Miss Marie Turner valeiictorian. and
MFR. FennO r. Heath essaNlst. NJ.
Healh's subject was 'AmbitiOns and
Aspirations
Many beautiful flowers and other
presents were presented to the gradt.
ates from their friends and relatives.
The Program.
TIL. program follows:
Address Ct Welcome by III" prcsl-
dent Of the school bOaru. Mr.. W. +.
Pickett.
MuSir-Smidts Orchestra.
Saluta.ory- Lucille Ramsey.
Music-Smidl' S Orchestra.
Glass ESsay-Fenno F.. Hea'h.
Annual Address-Air. .. ID. Batcht
lOr.
Valpdictory-M Marie Turner.
Presentation of Dipiomas--Mr. {.
Aylett Ashby.
Music-Smidts Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures. L. T. Wilson. DID.
The roll of the graduating class fol-
lows:
Miss Nina Burks. Miss Mary DON
nan Gayle Miss Lucille Gertrude Ram
sey. Miss Ethel Marie Turner. Miss
Alice Whitney. Mr.. Fenno Follansbe"
Heath Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
TAFT ARRIVES in THE
PANAMA CANAL ZONE
Voyage Was Without incident-Cor
daily MISUNDERSTANDING First
Night at Cuiebra.


PANAMA. Jan. a?.-President-elect
Taft TODAY made his eighth trip across
the isthmus and cverywher" was greet,
ed with marked demonstrations OF
good will.
With his party Mr.. Taft landed this
morning at Colcn and proceeded by
special train to Culebra where tonight
he Is quartered at the residence OF
Lieutenant Colonel GocthalS. chairman
of the Panama canal commission.
His reception by the Panama Off
Gals both at Colon and Culebra was
most cordial
Tomorrow Mr.. TAFT will visit the
site of the Gatun dam.
Arrived Friday Morning.
The United States cruiser North
Carolina. on which Mr.. Taft sailed
from Charleston last Monday. and the
convoy cruiser Montana. arrived at
Colon at 10 O'Clock this corning. after
a voyage that was marked by splen'
did weather conditions All the mem
berS of the party were in good health.
Colonel Goethsls. Joseph Blackburn
governor of the canal zone: Colonel
William G. Gorsas. chief sanitary off,
Ger of the zone. and other prominent
persons Immediately boarded the
North Carolina from the tug Cristobal
ard wtlcnmrd the President-e elect. who
AZ 40 o'ClcCk landed a. dock No. .
adjoining The Panama rai!road sta
ton.
Met BY Governor.
tn. first nerSpp tn Sbal. the hands
OF Mr. and Mrs. Taft when they land
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Social-PeEs0naI

The assembly german at tn" thahl-
herlain last night probably WAS tn"
most brilliant social event of the OF
the season on the Peninsula. Society
folk from all over tins section were
in attendance and there Were number
OF visiting Young iudIes from other
parts of the state MIR. j. A. Massi" led
the german Special cars for the
guests left here at SD O'Clock anu
returning. left Old Point shortly after
| o'clock this morning. The patron
.sspS of the dance were Mrs. AleXan'
der Wills. Mrs. II. c. blackstone. Mrs.
Henry Booker. Mrs. James Kennedy
Corss. Mrs .Ieltcn :. Groom. Mrs
A. l.. Hopkins. Mrs. Robert P"eram
Holt. Mrs. Frederick p Palen. Mrs. j.
" Randall, Clarence W. Robinson.
Mrs. Walter A. Post. Mrs. &. l.. Smith
and Mrs. Ernest Cornbrooks.
Miss Frances Spencer Carr will l"-
come the bride OF Mr.. Wayne r. Dimm
this evening at o'clock al st PauIs
church. Rev ". Il. Allen. the rector.
will perform the ceremony.
After the wedding reception will
he given to the relatives. the bridal
party. and the out Of town guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
W. Newman on FOrt y-eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Boggs. OF llcl
Twenty-fifth street. left yesterday Tor
a visit to Chcapside. Va.
Mr.. Nathan NJ. Orr of Wllkes-Barre.
Pa is spending a few days in this
city on business
MIR. Thomas Emmons. of Philadeu-
phia. is the guest of his brother. MIR.
Robert Emmons. in this city.
Miss Kate Williamson is visiting
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Norton of Washington Is the
guest of Mrs Frederick 2. Palen.
Miss Emily Hodges Of Norfolk Is
the guest OF Mrs. II. b. Bailey, in
North End.
Misses Lucy wade and Lindsay
Powers. OF Richmond, are the guests
of Mrs. Stuart l.ottier on West ave
nue.
The Misses Stevenson. Of Warm
Springs. are visiting their sister. Mrs.
George Nelms Wise.
Mrs. Terrell Walker. OF i.ynchburg,
is thu, guest of Mrs. Walkers moth.
er. Mrs. NJ. ID. Walker, on Thirty sec
ond street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

Besides Billy Kersands. the Dand!"
Dixie Minstrcls. which will be at the
Academy Of Music next Monday after.
noon and night. will introduce Camp,
he'll 4 Meaux. Prince. the Wiz"
Marvel James Crosby. Many
Campbell. Buddy Jones. Monroe Tay
lor. MOntross Douglass and the Dixie
Rangers Quartettr. all featured rs
star real negro performers.
The show carries its own band
which is LED by Montgomery. styled
the Black Creatore."
The entire balcony will he reserved
fer colored patrons Monday afternoon
and night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
The Cat and the Fiddle"

The Cat and tn" Fiddle must
cal ex'ravagan7a will b" the altrac
ton at the Acadsm,: Of Music on next
Wednesday. February I. matinee ard
night As the title indicates the play
tells wonderful story Of the dOing'
Of the people OF the mystical Isle OF
Eye. IN connection with some ordi
nary earth beings.
A. can readily he seen a story AZ
mythical as this will permit OF cor
ceous scenic Illusions. transformations.
pretty ballet evoiut!ons sweet mu-
sic and enhancing msidens all Of
which are pre- missed
4 company Of forty pCnri,' headed
by Charles a S"llon and III" FL Nor"
sisters are said - fern IN" cas-!
Seas will br paced "n sa'" Mon
dav morning both for the matin"c
and night Performance"
:, me "f III" playcr- Engaged by
Grace George TO support he in her
latest Offering en;itl"a A Woman :
Way" are Frank Worrhiug Ruth
RensoE. Jewel Power Evelyn Carter
earring on. Mary Fcrmi"r. Fr"d"ric
Esmelton Edward Fielding. Charles
Stanley and Henry Miller. IT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

ed was Governor MelendeZ OF Coon
who introduced to t.em Mayor Ben
igne Andrion. chief of Police Arrange
and other Panama officials.
Mr., Taft and his party immediate
~ hoardcd "A train which was wait
ing and left at noon for Culebra.
Arriving there the Presid"ht-'ire'
WAS received tremendously by the
members Of President Obaldia caDi.
net
During the afternoon Mr.. TAFT hau
a conference with the engineers en-
gagged in the construction or the ca
nal and II visit To the IAcun dam
was planned for tomorrow.
The Prrsident-clect and his party
will sail from Colon for New Orleans
next Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Goes to Meet Victim.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Jan. -
At I O'Clock yesterday afternoon Dave
Edwards was hanged in the county
Jail here for the murder OF J. W.
Davis. His necA was broken hl the
fall:
\ large crow SuTS.d about III"
prison bu, few were permitted TO Wit
nos the tXrcuticn
On tn" scaffold Edwards Sp;k" Of
the man h. had murdered. saving:
IF Davis j. in that part of "tcrni-
~ where TIA. SINFUL 90. have no
doubt bu, that I will he with him in
a few minutes Davis went out Of
this life much the same VA! | am 90.
inv II" had it'll" tim" to prepare
for n" future WorlI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
SENATE COMMl'EEE
INVESTIGATING MERGER
CONTINUED from First Page).

opened, and the news that this trans
action probably, would be made was
given out and had all instantaneous
effect for the better on the market.
and have always believed, stopped
the panic. AT any rate from that
lime forth. matters Iigh'ed themSel
YES. and We were met with no further
serious depressions.
Calling attentio0 to President
Rouscvclt's statement in his letter to
Attorney General Bonapar,e that
Messrs Prick and Gray had represent
ed that a business firm CT importance
in New York. which held Il majority
of the securities OF the Tennessee Coal
Il Iron Company would fall unless
help was given it, Senator Culberson
asked Mr.. Perkins whether he hal
knowledge of such condition.
Embarrassment Was Threatened.
,Nr. Perkins reported that he could
not answer whether any On" hfM
held a majority of me Tennessee con-
Germs stock, but added that from 4
general recollection of the situation
serious embarrassment; was threat
cned' to an institution in New York.
He did not care TO mention the
name Ct the institution.
Senator CulhersOn asked whether
by institution the witness meant a
corDoration. State or Federal. or 4
business association or firm.
Reluctantly Mr.. PcrkiI.; replied that
he meant an assC citation o: individuals.
Mr. Perkins was excused from CIV
ing The name CT the inStItu ion. IL
is understood the name is in the pos
session OF The committee. however.
and that one of the firms OfflcerS
may be summoned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Bacon Opposes Inspection.
tBy Associstri Press

WASHINGTON y e. Jan - -
=. nator Bacon. Of Georgia today A..
pcared before the subcommittee .:
the senate committee on intcrstai"
commerce In Opposition :" ScIai or
Tsliaferro's bin providing for the
Federal inspection 81 naval stores
and having especial reference to III.
tuTpcutinc and r. sin business Of Flor
da and Georgia.
He took tn" position that III" in
spsction should be lCf' wholly q
state regulation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Utri,zioo Wster Courses.

Ip?iICa'Ion for permission TO a"-
auGrc N" Twin and Matrc water
courS" il Western Norway for tho
DEVELOPMENT OF So 900 10 7n."co horse
r1seg hs. recently been made by a
German Company. The power will he
~mplor I'd foT the production of chemi'
Gals. for tho reduction OF iron ore and
for o,h"r industries AZ the cxpira,
tiGn % - Years both plants will re-
vert 10 The. government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Devsvs Of oiaiaeats fOs g.
taSTA IhSi cOsiala Uoseusy

A. m~rc.sry VII 'r'ris festr,y The .cn.. -
smell ans completely d~rspgs The y b. . 80 ON
when cnts-ins " rhT0ugh the rluc"Is suTfs res
Sch arlIri~s 'hnrlf n~y~r 10 ussi epTsIS ~
rPese-tTsisns from reJ.utsbl~ phy, i~fsp. - The
esmss- ihev ~, do sfca fold To- 'lrc Ec'si o.
zen prs<f,'ly dcVfEe t"un tho, HsiTs fsIs.Th
.Cu'". manufactured ~ y Cheney Go 7"
loo ~, cNata4 . ~ FnrrCJ'F sp.l y 'pESn IN
t.ras!iy s~tIus dir~-tir ug0u The bisp-i sus
rnucOrr srErfa'". NJ me st'm ~ h1fyir Z
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Inc 7, Z. tsse-l ipf"Tn - suf fnsS~ 10 To
is'i". "sis ~ ChrpsyGC" Tcsrimnnis .
trss
-o'f ~ srusgists prtce ~ I.~r r.Jf'r.
Tste Ha'I. PANTY FIls fOT consi.Dst:Un
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Still Waiting.

The case Of Frank Murray. charged
With attempting to defrauj the Poca
houtas hotel. was again continued
one day IN the police court yest"T
day morning, The accused Is still
waiting 10 hear from his family an!
the continuance was granted a. his
request.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
reieoraphs for Brother.

Captain Y. r.. wilkins received '''e'
gram yesterday calling him 20 WASH
ipgron TO the bedside OF his bro'h"r.
Mr.. u - wilkins. who is undergoing
treatment In a ssnitaTium In sub
burb Of the capital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
STOP AND THINK.
NewIsnds Regrets that Presidents
Good Qualities Not Appreciated.

lBl AsSOC'at' FT'Ns.l
NEW YORK Ian - TAI -
States senator Francis q N"wiandS
o! N"I ada and Mayor G"OrC" y Nc
CIeIIan az New York W"r" the pTir
cipai speakers At the banquet Of N
Chit"Ciural IraEu" in IN" Fine Arts
tuildirg. tonight
The keynote Of all IN" speeches vas
= plea for ART as vital free In IN"
lives Of the people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30

T. mv.' ~ n,orc than week sfnc"
I shaved ,ou last. sah. said tn" bar
lrr =. b., cooked down at his patr N s
brisilins hin.
'Yc,. rCpIicd the patron. dryy.
I've b,,n rowing q ncw skiG.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
Officers Installed.
24O3 JeHerSon avenue.
Established 1881


Mr.. julius Vichann OF Philadelphia
Supreme Washington. assisted ny
Deputy Supreme Herald +. j. Sweeney
OF this city. installed The following
officers n Captain Newport Circle. NO
>. brotherhood Of America:
Past Chief Washington-N c.
!undlPy.
Chief Wasaington-E r HOLLAND.
Chief Jefferson-C. W White.
Chief Franklin-Jamrs Boyle.
Honorable Scroll Kccper-R w
Hundlcy.
Honorable R"gistcT-F j. ,Swcen"y
Honorable TreaSurcr-A. V. N"b
lett.
Honorable Heraid-T. W RawIcS.
Watcher Of The Day. T. Charles.
Watcher Of the Night-A c Lacy
A ,ocial session followed the in
Stallation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-30
bet By Governor.

The first person to shake the hands
OF Mr. and Mrs. Taft when they land
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-30
WEBSTER, IND.

Webster, Ind, March 3O.-Mr and
Mrs. Ed Wilmer returned to their
home in Richmond Sunday evening.
after spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Wilmer.
Miss Grace Overman of Richmond.
spent Sunday with Mr.. Jesse Overman
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Borton were Civ
en- a pleasant surprise Saturday night
by their neighbors and friends. Re-
freshments were served. Commence
ment will be held in Friends church.
April IA. There are three high
school and seven common school grad
yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and children of
Richmond. were guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Nutter over Sun
day.
Clarence Borton is suffering with
pleuro-pneumonia.
Mrs. Clarence Votaw and son of In
dianapolis, Mrs. Louie Clare and
daughter of Cincinnati and Mr. and
Mrs. John Smith and sons of Rich
mond. were guests of Mrs. Susan
Smith, recently.
Mrs. Cora Barthemy and son of Go
shen. visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Steddom, over Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-30
new WESTvILLE. O.

New Westville. O., March 3O-On
Saturday evening, April 3rd. in the new
reading room of the New Westville. c.
E. society. will be an oyster supper, to
which all our friends and their friends
are cordially invited. Besides the
oysters, there will be sold in booths OF
stands, homemade candy. ice cream
cakes and other good things The pro
ceeds will be used for the more com
plete furnishing of the room in which
the supper is held. Come one and all
and help us and have a good time
yourselves.
Misses Elsie and Essie Ballinger en-.
tertained a company of their friends
last Thursday evening. Games and
music were features of the occasion
and most delightful time was report
ed by all. Those present were Miss
es Anna and Ethel Gail, Ruth Tyler
Maud and Blanche Gail and Mildred
Laird, also Mr. Howard Brown and Mr.
Luman Tyler
Our Christian Endeavor society held
its regular monthly missionary meet
ing last Sunday evening. Mrs Mary
Ballard. registrar and teacher of Span
ish. in Earlham college, came from
Richmond and gave us a most inter
esting and instructive address on the
Friends missionary work in Cuba
Over eighty persons were present
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-30
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-30
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

Cambridge City, ind, March 30
Mrs. E. o. Paul and daughter Eliza
beth, went to Elwood, Monday for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Charles Drischel of Indianapolis,
spent Sunday at his home in this
place.
Richmond, were Cambridge City visi-
tors Saturday.
Miss Helen Garvin, of this city, sang
a group of Spring songs and gave a
piano program before the Coterie club
of Martinsville last Tuesday,
Thomas Wheelan of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine
Wheelan and family.
Mrs. William Huddleson is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. j. L.
Manlove of Bentonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rhodes of Richmond spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Kimmer.
Miss Lillian Vanbuskirk spent Mon.
day in Germantown.
Mrs. NJ NJ Galloway has returned
from visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Galloway of Greenfield.
Miss Amy CrulI who has been
spending some time in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Kitterman. is
quite sick az her home south of Har-
vey's Crossing.
Mrs. George Drischel has returned
from visit with Connersville friends
Mrs. w. J. Robey attended the fu.
neral of a brother-in-law, Elwood Tay
Tor of Spiceland today.
The work of redecorating and re-
furnishing the lodge room of the F.
and A. M. is nearing completion. II
is a place of beauty as viewed from
the artistic standpoint and will Ger.
tainly prove a delightful home for the
order.
Mrs. H. D. Herr, Humboldt. Iowa
o. E. Howard, of Marissa, ILL.,, Isaiah
Howard and family of Muncie, Mrs
Levi Ulrich and children of Greens.
boro, Mrs. E. c. Carpenter of Ander
son, Miss Hannah Burg of Muncie. DR.
Newcomer of Upton and Solomon
Heiney of Sullivan were called here
by the death of Mrs. Mary Howard
Claud Kitterman and family spent
Sunday with the formers father. En-
mis- Kitterman of Centerville.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Allen spent Sun
day in Hagerstown
Mrs. John Beard and Mrs. Charles
Neff were guests Of Mrs. James Hurst
at New Castle Saturday.