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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03
Newspaper Changes Hands.
[Athens JoIrnal.1 j

The Athens County P.nting
Company, with Mess's G, l. Mart
zoltf A j. Mercer, ID A. Rardin,
O. ii. Morgan, fl. j Cooksey and
w. e.. Archer AS ipcorporators, is
being organized for the purpose Of
taking over The Journal news
paper property, which has so long
and so successfully been owned and
managed by Messrs. Craig & Har-
ris,
The new management expect to
associate with them other and prom
inent Athens county Democrats
and will develop the Democratic
newspaper field energetially and to
it's limit. To this end live and cap
able men of experience will edit
and manage The Journal ard
make it more than ever live ex.
ponent of he Democratic faith.
W. G.. Archer will probably become
editor and A. j. Mercer business
manager.
The physical equipment of the
plant will be added to, a linotype
installed, new presses, etc., and in
a few weeks The Journal will be
issued as twice. week paper,
with daily issue as one of the
possibilities of the near future.
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Miss Daisy Watkins, of Colum
bus. is visiting in this city for
several days, the guest of her amt,
Mrs. Frank Irwin.
Miss Mary Primrose spent last
week in Logan visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moore and
family, of Logan, attended the
funeral of Eden Moore here last
Thursday.
Mesdames John Easterling and
Lew Gage. of Logan, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Win Kelley.
Miss Music Pletch of near Lo'
gan was calling on relatives and
friends in N lsonvile, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dieschly
of Logan, were Sunday guests al
the home of Mrs. Thomas Black
Sr., of Forest street.
Mr. Stephen Hartley, of Logan,
visited with his daughter, Mrs
Frank Oldi .es of Meyers street,
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Wore o
Kachelmncher were the over Sun
day guests of the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vure, o
Meyers street.
Mrs [ l.. McKitrick returned
to her home at Rosseau Tuesda,
after very pleasant visit of few
days with her father, brothers ant
sisters of this place.
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Mounts, OF Wesley Chapel, attended
church at st, John, Sunday night. j.
Goldie and Ray Beery entertained
the following guests, last Sunday at
dinner: Anna and Eva Stivison, Carl
Blackston, Chas. Thompson, and Tus-
sing Rose ,.-
Pearl Rose and John Woolever were
the guests of Clyde Rose, near Logan,
last Sunday.
Henry Gordon and wife were Logan
shoppers, last Saturday,
Mayme Vest visited Nettie Allen,
over Sunday.
Rose Bros. had some very good
music, Saturday night, furnished by
the following well known orchestra:
VIII Collision, o. G. Culp, Carl Engle
and Homer Allen.
Dicie Kalklosch, Goldie Beery, Ben
Morris and Carl Blackston attended
church at Mt. Zion, Sunday night.
! Elva Allen was the guest of Roxy
and Laura Nihiser, Sunday.
| George Woolever spent last week at
So. Bloomingville.
/ VIM. 10y and wife, of Pig Pine, Wis
tied George Voris and family, Sunday
/ Preaching by Rev. Fetherolf was
well attended at st. John, Sunday
morning. MOCKlNG BIRD.
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ATHENS GAZETTE

Miss Mary Primrose spent last
week in Logan visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Deishley,
of Logan, were guests at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Black S., of For
est street.
Misses Sadye Stoneburrer and
Anna Morgan spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Kachelmacher, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Wore
Mesdames John Easterling and
Lew Gage, of Logan, wer, Sunday
guests of Mrs. Win Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gano
md two children were over Sun
lay guests of relatives in Logan
Miss Music Pletch, of near Lo
gen, was callli e on relatives and
friends in Nelsonville, Saturday.
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Carroll

Hugh McCatferty, wife and baby
visited friends at LauIelyille, a few
days last week.
Maggie Cotfman visited Mrs. Sarah
Bowyer, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Nanny Young, OF Wyoming
was visiting her sister, Mrs Arthur
Coffman, of near Carroll, last Satur,
day.
Coral Benson and Ella Hallarn call
ed Nora McCafferty, last Sunday.
Ralph and Arthur Coffman and
families, Harry Brandt and wife took
dinner with Benjamin Coffman, Sun,
day.
Hugh and Frank McCafferty and
families spent Saturday evening with
their parents, Mrs. John McCatferty.
Nelson McCafferty called on Lafe
Coffman, Sunday.
The show at Carroll was largely at
tended, Wednesday evening.
Coral Benson called on Lalie Luall-
en-, Saturday evening.
Flowing seems to he the order OF
the day.
School closed at Carroll, the twenty
first OF May.
Harley McCafferty has been work
Ing for his brother Hugh, the past
few days.
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Thursday. June 3. 1909.
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SOCIETY NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Biz Pine Valley

VIM. Huffman and son passed
through this place Tuesday driving a
fine colt
VIM. 10y, wife and daughter Marie,
visited Geo. NorheeS and family, OF
Mount Vernon, Sunday.
Miss Enid Cupp passed through this
place en- route to Haynes, Monday.
Ollie Lemon, wife and son Creigh'
ton, visited Samuel Harsh and family
Sunday.
Harvey Burgoon and wife were seen
on our streets Saturday.
There was sawmill moved on VIM.
Hutfman's farm last Tuesday.
Mahlon Paxton and family had for
their guests Sunday, Charley Denison,
wife and daughter Marie, Mildred and
Fred 10y, of Fairfield County, Hazel
Spencer and Mayme Paxton, OF
Adelphi, and Alfred Paxton, wife and
children, of Whistler
Vern Kitchen, of Mount Vernon,
passed through this place en- route To
Laurelyille, Wednesday,
Homer Strous and Nellie t'inney, OF
Haynes, attended church at Bethel,
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. 10y, wife and daughter and
Jane Lindsey were Laurelville shop
pers Saturday.
Florence Paxton, of Whistler, is
visiting relatives at this place this
week.
Samuel Harsh and wife and Mae
Smires were the guests of Thomas
Febus and wife Sunday evening.
Miss Reta Huffman went to Ian.
caster to work last Wednesday.
James McGrady and son were seen
on our streets Sunday.
Florence Paxton took dinner with
Marie 10y, Tuesday.
VIM. Huffman and wife passed
through this place Saturday.
WILDER Vanfossen's horses ran oil
last week. AS it happened no damage
was done.
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HOOKING VALLEY BULLETIN
OF Low Rate Excursions

Sunday Excursions to Columbus
every Sunday: to Pomeroy,
Jackson and intermediate
points, June 1927.
Homeseekers Excursions to
Western and Southern points,
lst and Sd Tuesday each
month.
Twin Tickets to Columbus
every day, sl.6O.
Summer Tours to the Resorts
of the United States and
Canada daily.
G.. A. r.. Encampment, Newark,
o., June l4-l8.
Daily Excursions to New York
in July.
Knights of st. John Encamp-
ment, Cedar Point, June l3 20.
Lake Chautauqua Excursions,
July 2 and %.
Fourth OF July Excursions.
National Educational Associa-
tion, Denver, Col, July 80.
Christian Endeavor Union,
kenton, O., June 1925.
Elks' Reunion, Los Angeles,
Cal, July ILL.
Natl Gymnastic Union, Cincin-
natl, June 1927.
Daily Excursions to Pacific
Coast and Far West.
Full Information will be fur
nished on application to G. w.
Schwenke, Agt. II. V. Ry. Logan
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Cedar Grove

L. w. Beery, wife and daughters
visited Vern Kitchen and wife at Mt
Vernon, last Sunday.
Dicie and Willis kalklosch visited
Harley Kalklosch and wife near Lo-
gan, over Saturday and Sunday.
Able Trimmer. of Fairview, was the
guest of Elmer Nihiser, last Sunday.
Tussing Rose and Carl Blackston
attended the "Open Air" circus at
So. Bloomingville, Saturday evening.
Asel Amerine, of Hue and Floyd
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NELsoNyILLE BUCKEYE

James Carey, of Doanville, en-
tered a plea of guilty on two
charges-one for keeping place
where int, xicatlng liquors are sold,
and one for selling to Grover Nix
pn-last Friday in Police Court,
and was fined 5000 and costs up
on the charge of keeping a place
and 800 and costs upon the charge
of selling to Grover Nixon. Carey
decided that the game was not
worth the candle, and decided to
quit the business hereafter. How
much better it would be it all
persons could see and understand
this as we'll before as after being
caught and fined for violation of
the law. Three hundred dollars
is not picked up everyday, and it
was necessary for Mr.. Carey to
mo, tgage lis home to pay the fine
and costs.
The News would be delighted il
something should happen to cause
the City Council to take some ac-
tion to suppress the dog nuisance.
Nelsonville has 400 or 500 mt re
stray dogs than are needed. They
run everywhere and destroy lawns,
flower beds and gardens at will
Why not put tax on dogs. The
man that is able to keep six OF
seven big bird dogs or fox he unds,
can afford to pay something TO the
city for the use of streets for 9
play ground for his dogs. Then
kin all the dogs that do not veal
u license tag. This will not only
bring money to the city treasurer,
but it will weed out the dogs
Try it.
Harry Ambrose, of Logan, wal
calling on friends in this city
uesday.
Fred Sherrard, of Logan, was
calling on friends in this city Wed
nesday.
Judge O. w. H. Wright, of Lo'
gan, was business visitor in this
clty Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cherringtou
left Tuesday noon for their new
home in Logan.
Mrs. Bell Hyson, of Logan,
spent Tuesday in this city, the
guest of friends.
Buell. Eby, of Logan, was visit
ing here several days the first OF
this week. the guest Of friends.
Miss Eliz. Marsh, of Logan.
spent Sunday in this city, the
guests Of friends,
Mrs. w w. Kelly had as hel
guests Sunday, Mesdames John
Easterling and william Gage, ol
Logan.
Mrs. Charlotte Mason, of Logan,
returned home Monday evening,
after II pleasant visit of seyeraI
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence GanG
and children were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kemper and
Mrs. White in Logan, Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Daisy Watkins, Of Colum
bus, is visiting in this city, the
guest of relatives, Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Irwin.
Mrs. Geo. Fox and Miss Mary
Stedsm, of Logan, are visiting IN
this city. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs ID Stedem.
Stephen Hartley, Of Logan, was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs,
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MURRAY CITY INDEPENDENT.

MURRAY CITY INDEPENDENr.
Messrs. Brown, q niger and
Donovan, tailors of Logan, were In
Murray n few days this week, look
ing after their Interest In the
clothing business.
Mr.. Yaw cf Logan, was in town
a few days this week on business
Mr.. John WOnllev, attorney u,
law from Athens, attended u case
here Saturday before Mayor Hig
gins, against John Dyker and wo'
it. Attorney Harry Sparnon, OF
Logan had Mr.. Dyker's side of The
case.
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Mrs. Mary McCatferty call ed on
Dollie Swisler one day last week
Mrs. ETA Coffman visited Mary Nc
Catferty, Monday.
Nora McCafferty took dinner with
Ella Hallarn, one day last week
Mrs. Maggie Cotfman and children
called on Mrs. Mary McCatferty, Fri
day evening.
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JACKSONVILLE REGISTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gano. and
children were visiting in Logan
several days the first of this week
the guests of their parents, Mrs.
White and Mrs. Joseph Ksmrer.
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ther relatives, friends and neigh

bors
His funeral services we're held
at Friendship Chapel, at eleven
o'clock a IN, Sunday, May Oh.
and were attended by large CON
gregation. The Rev. II. r. Crahbe
of Junction City, conducted the
funeral services.
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ATHENS JOURNAL

ATHENS JOURNAL ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keynes,
MISSES Lydia aud Emma Weston
aaver rf Logan we,e the guests
over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Murphy.
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MURRAY INDEPENDENT
p. ID. Sloan was in town one day
this week
John Donohne spent a few days
in Logan this week.
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vINToN LEADER

Mr.. aud Mrs Stanley Thompson,
Of Logan, spent several days mere
the past week the guests of rela'
tipes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

Rsndell. Count Won Bernstorff, German
ambassador to the United States, will ad-
dress the delegates, telling Of the govern
ment and development of the internationa
and waterways of Germany. That, with the
appointment of committees and examina-
ton of credentials, will complete the first
days business.
The following two days there will be ad-
dresses by Governors Hadley of Missouri,
Weeks of Connecticut, Harmon of Ohio,
Edhardt of Minnesota and Burke of North
Dakota. Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel will speak and so will Herbert Knox
Smith, commissioner of corporations.
The congress meets this year with three
convictions: First, that no waterways
project should be entered on until its prac-
ticability is proved beyond all doubt by
engineers; second, such projects now under
way should be speedily finished; third, that
bonds should be issued for the work just
as was done for the Panama canal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Trainmen Make
Formal Statement
They Say Their Demand for More
Pay Has No Connection with
Strike of Switchmen.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-At a conference OF
the Brotherhood of Railway Tralnmen held
here today. Grand Master Lee and Fifth
Vice President Murdoch were named as a
Committee to decide whether the men shall
go out or remain at work in case the de-
mand which they will shortly present to
fifty-two eastern railroads for a 10 per cent
increase in pay is refused. 1t is expected
that the final schedule OF grievances will
be in the hands of the railroad managers
on Thursday or Friday of this week. The
following statement was Issued at the close
OF the conferences:
Before a general strike can be ordered
1t must rave the official sanction Of the
grand master. In the event Of the refusal
OF the demands, a poll will be taken for the
purpose OF re-endoEsing the demands, in
order that the general strike, when called
may be unanimous and effective. The de-
msnd has already been endorsed once by
more than a two-thirds vote OF the mem.
bership.
This movement planned will have moth.
ing in common with the general strike be
ing conducted at present by the Switch
mems Union OF North America, which Il
distinctly a rival and al enemy Of tn,
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen."
This statement represents 1000 switch
men and trainmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Italian Miners
Run Amuck at
Scottsboro, Ill
One Man is Killed and Home Of
Prosecuting Attorney Riddled
with Bullets.

MARION, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-One man was
killed, others narrowly escaped injury and
a mother and her children were driven
from their homes in the village of Scots
boro, this county. last night, when fifty
coal miners, crazed with drink, rioted.
The town was at the mercy Of the Italians
throughout the night.
The finding OF the body of Luther Will
Jams Of Marion this morning aroused the
American Inhabitants and they threatened
the Italians. States Attorney d. T. Hart
well, Sheriff E. II. Bullinger and dapu-
ties, who went to Scottsboro this morning,
,belive their presence avoided a conflict.
1t is said members of the Black Hand"
gang were the organizers Of the riotlng
band. The first attack MS made on the
home OF Jacob Newton, who has aided In
prosecuting a number OF petty criminals.
Newton was not at home, but the rioters
Tired 100 shots into the house. Mrs. New
on and the children escaped through a
ear door. The rioters continued firing
) shots at Americans during the night in
different parts of the village.
Williams body disclosed knife and bullet
wounds. He was going to Scottsboro &c
visit his father. a minister, when he wa,
killed. Newton. the Sheriff and states at.
torney have received BLACK Hand" LEI,
tiers. The sheriff was in scottsboro al
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Name and


night after he and his companion, Joseph
Daniels, who occupied the same cell, had
rendered the turnkey unconscious by chok-
ing, Both men are escaped prisoners from
the Iowa state prison at Anamosa, la. Dan
iels failed to jump across an areaway
seven feet wide and fell twenty feet,
sprainlng his right ankle. He was returned
to his cell.
The men had been arrested on a laroen,
charge and were Identified as Iowa con
victs. II. T.. Smith, deputy warden, an,
]. S. Taylor, a guard, from Anamosa prisol
arrived here tonight to take the prisoners
back. Tomorrow morning they will return
with Daniels.
According to Deputy Warden Smith, Muir
ray had served one year Of a ten-year SEN
tence imposed at Des Moines, when he es-
capped. Daniels, under the name of Bliss,
had served two terms in the Iowa pen
itentlary. A year ago he was convicted at
Sioux City on a charge Of conspiracy and
| carrying explosives.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

AUBURN, Neb., Dec. 6.-(Special)-An
organization Of Nemaha county farmers
and Auburn business men has formed a
company and purchased 900 acres Of Carey
act lend, which has been thrown open for
settlement near the new town OF BURNER,
in the state Of Utah. Last night they
held a meeting and arranged with Sam T,
Farmer OF Omaha to go 10 Utah and man
age the farming OF this tract OF and. The
mpany has purchased a steam pillow and
other farm implements and win make
extensive Improvements on the land. 1t is
planned to put the entire tract OF 1000
acres under cultivation next spring, and
INTO small grain crops.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Baby Locked in
Flat with Two
Dead Bodies
Joseph Campbell of Kansas City, Kan.
Kills Wife and Self-Child
Nearly Freezes to Death.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6.-For twelve hours
throughout the coolest night here this
season, little Earl Campbell, 2 years old,
was locked in an apartment in Kansas
City, Kan, alone with the dead bodies
OF his father and mother, both slain with
the same weapon found in the dead mans
hand
The child's plight was discovered today
by neighbors who had been disturbed all
night by his crying, and finally investi-
gated. Forcing the door they discovered
that Joseph Campbell, 80 years cd, had
shot and killed his wife, Myra, some time
Saturday night while the ~neighbors were
away at the theater.
1t is known that the couple had fire.
quently quarreled. The position Of the
bodies showed Enthusiastically that 1t was
a case Of murder and suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
National Rivers
and HarbOrS
Congress Meet is
President Taft and Governors of Five
States Will Address Session
Which Begins Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The president,
members of his cabinet, the governors of
five states, members of congress and others
prominent in national life will attend the
National Rivers and ,Harbors congress,
which begins a three-day session in this
city next Wednesday. This years gather
ing will probably be the most representa-
tive in the history of the movement for the
development of the International and water
ways of the country.
The congress is expected to mark ar
epoch. 1t is said this will be the first time
the delegates have ever met without the
pork barrel' sentiment. A movement fol
a comprehensive and broad waterways
project for all the country is to be the
object.
President Taft is expected to make tho
first address to the congress, which will be
called to order by it's president, Joseph E
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

CHICAGO, Dec. 5-Tyrus Cobb Of Dc
troit was again the best batter In III
American league according 70 the official
averages issued b. President q. r.. John
son here today. The hard hitting out
fielder Of the champions batted better than
ever ano ended the season with the phe-
nomenal figures Of ST. Cobb partlc pa.ed
IN 1856 games and made 21ss hits. Not only
was Cobb The leading hitter but he OUT
classed all the others In base stealing with
a total Of B thefts to his credit. Cobb and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

Crawford OF Detroit was next with .si4 for
l56 games. Lord and Speaker Of Boston
and Baker Of Philadelphia were the others
to bat more than .SOo-making a total OF
nine above that coveted mark.
owen Bush Of Detroit was the best sacri-
flee hitter. with 50 successful efforts to his
credit.
The Detroit champions led in team hit
ting, with the excellent average OF .257
and Boston was second with eco.
Following are the official batting aver
ages:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

Iris Speaker Of Boston tied for m, honors
in hitting home runs with seven each
Eddl Collins Of Philadelphia fin shed
second both in hitting and base stea Ing.
Collins played In 1853 games and made is
hits for a mark Of .3i6 and stole 81 bas- 5.
Lapp Of Philadelphia and Gardner OF New
York finished third and fourth in the hat
ting but played in only q and p games
respectively.
Napoleon Lajoie OF Cleveland landed
fifth with 1924 for 12s games and sam
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
IOWA MAN DEAD in CHICAGO
Era BrRinHrd of P~OstviIIe Struck by
Street Chr or Automobile
Week Ago.

CHICAGO. Dec, ezra Brainard, 80 years
old a stockman, whose home is believed
to have been in Postville, Ia, died today
of a fractured skull and internal injuries
Brainard. who came to Chicago to attend
the stock show, was found unconscious f.
the street on the night Of November q
He had been struck by a street car or a.
automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Gifts to Logan High school.

LOGAN, Ia, Dec. 6.-(Special)-Attorney
C. A. Bolter of Logan and the international
Harvester company Of Council Bluffs pre-
scented the department Of manual training
of the Logan schools with both useful and
valuable gifts. The Bolter gift consists of
an international gasoline engine and a com
bination rip and cutoff saw. The Interna-
tional Harvester company's gift consists
Of SIS and an auto sparker to accompany
the engine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Pioneer Fatally Injured.

NEW PROVIDENCE, Ia, Dec. s.-(spe-
cial)-E. r. Wright, a pioneer settler, aged
50 years, was fatally injured yesterday aft
erroon, when one Of his horses knocked
down and then tramped upon him
Wright's shoulder was dislocated and frac.
tuIed and he was internally injured. OWNS
to a weakness OF the heart, 1t has been i'm.
possible to give him anything to relieve tn,
pain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
Man KiIIed In Trnctiun Wreok.

CALUMET. Mich, Dec. 6-Joseph Brady
was killed, Rev. J. 70. Curzon was seriously
injured and two other persons we're badly
hurt today In a reaT-end collision between
q special car and the regular car on the
Houghton county traction line At Osceo,a.
near here. The injured were enroute from
Houghton to Calumet to attend the Elk
memorial services.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07

In the second contest between the boys
from Glenwood and a picked team from
the Booster league the Apples won two
out of three and total pins. Score:
RED AppT EC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
BIG RED APFLES FELL DOWN
Picked Team of Omaha BOwIers Win
from GIenwoOd Men.

In the match game on Francisco's alleys
between the Big Red Apple team from
Glenwood and a picked team from the
Omaha league the latter won three games
and total pins. The Red Apples performed
well considering the strange alleys and
surroundings. Score: