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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
SMITH WINS HIS DISTRICT
Congressman in Ninth Iowa Claim;
Big Victory Over Byers.
TOO EARLY FOR FULL FIGURES
Byers' Men offer No Figures, Hut
Demand official ResuIts--Smith
ciainls tt by Abcas sors
Thouaand.

That Judge Walter I. Smith has carried
the Ninth Iowa district for the republican
congressional nomination over Attorney
General II. w. Byers. after the fight of
his life by a reduced majority seems GER
tain.
Although returns are belated since the
polls did not close until o'clock last
night in Iowa. the Smith supporters are
jubilantly asserting his lead over Byers
will be fully 1000
Byers men, before conceding Smiths
nomination at Council Bluffs, demanded
the official returns but they offered no
figures upon which to base claims of their
candidates nomination.
AT the Smith headquarters, returns from
fifty-six precincts out or the i21 in the
Ninth district showed Smith, 5.1O9: Byers
1857
Bluffs by seven Hundred.
Pottawattamie county gave Smith over
1000, while the city of Council Bluffs gave
him about 700 majority.
Al midnight there was a manifest
tlmidity about making any very en-
phstic claims at Byers' headquarters and
only few Of the faithful remained to
gather in the struggling returns.
The returns thus far are not complete
Up to midnight the progressives were
claiming Shelby county. by 700, Adair
county by 200 Audubon by a small ma
tority, with Guthrie and Harrison coun-
ties about an even standoff.
The standpatters claim to have carried
PottaWattamie county by 1,SOO( and to have
heard from all counties but Shelby. and
conceding Shelby To Byers to have clear
maJorities In each OF the other eight conn
ties. Judge Smith carried Glenwood by 2Os
a much larger vote than his friends ex-
pecled
In Harrison county there was a loss of
about 40 per cent over the Allison Cummlns
vote OF two years ago. but Judge Smiths
friends wero confident of carrying the
county by about 200
Light Country Vote.
1t Is quite evident from the scattering
precinct returns that but light country
vote had been polled. The full vote has
been brought out In ali the city precincts
In Council Bluffs practically every avail
able automobile in the city was brought
into use Tuesday 10 get the voters to the
polls The Smith automobiles were most
largely in evidence
Judge Smith said about II 80 last night.
Il do not think there Is any guessing
but that l am nominated by from 300 To
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Bank Bill on
Home Stretch
in Lower House
Republicans and Democrats Charge
Other Side with Insincerity and
Use Of Gag Rule"

WASHINGTON. June with the demo-
Gratis attacking the republicans, denounc-
Ing the insurgents" for their alleged
insincerity, and assailing the regulars -
for bringing in a gag rule" to further a
party measure, and the republican leaders
retaliating by charging the democrats with
similar performances when they were in
power, special rule was adopted in the
house today which placed the postal saw
ings bank bill on its way TO final passage.
with the debate limited TO eight hours
and all possibility of amendment cut off.
The special rule providing for the pass
age of the bill was brought in by
Representative DalzeIl, chairman of the
rules committee. Immediately after the
railroad bill had been sent TO conference.
The debate on the rule was limited to one
hour but each side occupied its fun share
by hurllng heavy verbal brickbats at the
other side.
The vote at the conclusion was 160 to
139, all but ten of the ''insurgent" repub-
lcans having voted with their party for
the adoption of the rule
The ten Insurgents" who voted against
the rule were Carey, Cooper, Nelson and
Lenroot OF Wisconsin; Davis and Lind
berg Of Minnesota: Gronna OF North Da-
kota; Hubbard OF Iowa: Norris of Ne
braskn. and Poindexter OF Washington.
The rule which the democrats designated
as gag rule provided for the immediate
consideration OF the BILL the limiting OF
the debate to eight hours, the prohibition
OF all amendments, and the allowance OF
the offering of one substitute and a motion
to recommit. The rule was reported by
strict party vote in committee, and
over the protest Of the democratic mem
hers
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Mr.. Roosevelt
Gives Lecture
to Oxford Men
Former President Receives Honorary
Degree of Doctor Of Civil Laws
from British University.

OXFORD, England, June L-Former
President Roosevelt was the guest of OK
ford today. He delivered the Romanes
lecture at the University of oxford and
the university conferred upon him the
honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Laws.
The lecture and the conferment constI-
tuted the big feature of the day, but 1t
did not complete the program, which was
about as crowded as any the distinguished
American has undertaken in his European
travels.
oxford was glad to see the former presl-
dent and made the fact known.
First was a reception given by the mayor
Of the corporation at the town hall The
auditorium was filled and when the guests
appeared the audience Joined in singing,
For He's jolly Good Fellow"
From the town hall Mr. Roosevelt made
hurried visits to the loading colleges and
to other places of historic interest He
was entertained at luncheon by the Amerl-
can club, leaving soon afterwards for the
Sheldonan theater for his lecture and the
ceremonies that added a Del. to the other
honorary titles that has been bestowed upon
him.
The Romanes lecturship at oxford
was named for George John Romanes, who
was born in Kingston, Canada, on May
20 1S4S, and died at Oxford in 1894 He
gained celebrity as a naturalist and Full
erlan professor OF physiology at the royal
institution. The first incumbent OF the
chair, occupied this year by Mr.. Roose-
welt, was William f. Gladstone who in
1892 lectured on Medieval Universities"
Lord Curzon, chancellor of the univer-
sity, and who delivered the Romanes lee
ture in 1907, presided at the exercises to-
day
Mr.. Roosevelts subject was Biological
Analogies in History" His voice failed him
after a time and he was obliged to leave
unread the latter part OF his lecture.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Threat Against Flag
Meets American Defiance

BLUEFGELDS Nicaragua June At
the first shot fired against the American
flag OF an American vessel, 1 win level
the Bluff" This is the reply made today
by Commander Harold X. Hines, com
msnding the American gunhoat Dubuque
TO a threat made BY General Rivss. OF
the Madriz forces holding Bluefieids Bluff
TO stop by force any vessel OF whatever
nationality entering the harbor
General Riyas practically defied the
United States, declaring that he would
disregard the proclamation issued from
Washington on May 81. 10 the effect that
the United states government denied the
right Of either faction 10 seize American
owned vessels or property without consent
o. and recompense TO the owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08

would prevent by force, regardless Of flag.
any further vessels from entering the har-
nor In response to this. the American
commander Immediately sent to him the
above message, which would mean the
annihiliation Of the handful OF Madriz
troops now remaining in this neighbor-
hood.
critical situation has thus arisen.
which may involve the United States. but
the American officers here are OF the
opinion that General Rivas VIII not at
tempt to make good his threat in an effort
to collect custom duties
There are constant rumors q threats
against the life of Thomas Moffatt. the
American consul here, and the w ole situa-
ton at siuefields' instead OF quielhg. has
assumed more serious aspect
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Plant Juices Used to Test
Samples of BleaChed Flour

KANSAS CITY, June 7.-"GlGten from
unbleached flour was assimilated when
ten from bleached flour killed It,"
So testified Dr. Gustave Mann professor
OF geology Of the Tulane University Of
New Orleans. in the "bleached flour" case
here today. The drosera plant explained
The professor, flourished IN the south and
contains juice similar to those IN the hui
man stomach.
Or. Mann also said he experimental on
animals with the two kinds OF flour and
found that the bleached product did not
digest as easily and as thoroughly az the
unbleached.
Or. Hamilton f. Jones, Of New Orleans,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Ethereal Lover
Steals Husband

MINNEAPOLIS, June 7.-Because he has
spirit affinity with whom he firts at
inopportune times. II is alleged, Richard
Bowler, Minneapolis, Is being sued for
divorce in the Hennepin county district
court by Maybelle Bowler.
In her complaint in Judge Booths court.
Mrs. Bowler alleges that at the theater
neither music not mirth Will attract him
from the spiritual love, and in street cars
he humillates her greatly by flirting with
his ethereal goddess.
Both the Bowlcrs are spirituallsts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08

food commissioner for Louisiana. resumed
his place on the witness stand Bruce
Elliott OF -. Louis, cross-examined Dr.
Jones, trying by a rapid fire of questions
to cause the witr ess to contradict state.
ments that he made yesterday while on
the stand, regarding his opinion as Ia
the deleterlous effect OF chemicals used
In the bleached flour process
Dr. Jones testified yesterday that he had
examilSd bleached flour, that bread made
from It affected IT'S digestlbnlty and that
the greater amount Of nitro peroxide used
in the bleaching, the more the impairment
Of digestion
Dr. Jones did not allow himself TO be
drawn into any admissions that materially
affected his direct testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Gold and Copper strike

DILLON. wyo., June 7-CspeeiaL Hugh
Morrison. operating the Morrison claims
last week cut a six-foot vein OF ore carry
ing SEQ in gold and more than 90 per cent
copper per ton. The strike has caused
much excitement
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
Crum 20 ne MinI.ter 10 LihsrIa.

WASHINGTON, June president Taft
today nominated William d. Crum OF South
Carolina TO be minister resident and coun-
sci general at Monrova Liberia Crum is
the negro, whose appointment by Mr.
Roosevelt as collector OF the port at
Charleston. $. c.. raised such a storm OF
protest in the south.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
reIInEra Nietims stndIch.

NEVADA Mo, June Two OF the -four
pellagra victims in the state hospital here.
MIS-, Anna h. Little and Mrs. Eliza Tucker
were taken TO ST. Louis by Superintendent
J. w l.amson tonight. They will be ex-
hibited at the convention OF the American
Medical association.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
BrERs CARRIES SHELBY COUNTY

Attorney General surprises with Per-
feet Organization.
HARLAN Ia, June 7.-(Speclal Tele.
gram)-ln the fleroest primary fight ever
held here, IL Is regarded as certain that
Congressman W. ]. Smith defeated Attor-
ney General Byers for the nomination foi
congress in the Ninth district. Mr.. Byers
who is in Des Moines, tonight, sent wore
that he would not concede the nomination
10 Smith on account Of the meager re-,
turns.
The county OF shelby, Mr.. Byers' hom
county, in fifteen out Of twenty-three PEE
clncts has given Byers a majority OF 52a
The Byers' men claim tie county By IJ0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
THE OMAHA BEE

Ts the most powerful business
getter In the west, because It goes
to the homes Of poor and rich.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Showers; warmer
For Iowa showers. warmer,
For weather report see page ..
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
BRIDGE COMMITTEE
REPORTS TO COUNCIL
Rights Of Way Are Considered ut
Special Meeting Of City Fathers
Another Session Tomorrow.

The Hampton city council met III
special session at noon yesterday To
receive the report Ct the special com
mittee on bridges relative to the
rights of way already secured.
The committee announced that II
has received deeds from Mr. w. ID.
Rudd and the Mears estate. paying
Mr.. Rudd 500 and the Mears estate.
St.c5O. In the matter of Mr.. Daniel
Marrow the committee has encoun-
tered difficulty. owing e some restric-
tions. which MIR. Marrow desired the
deed conveying the property 10 con-
tain. Fer that reason the committee
recommended the acceptance OF the
Rudd and Mars deeds, but asked the
council to let the Marrow matter pass
until tomorrow afternoon. when an
other extra session of the council Will
be called.
Those present at the meeting yes
terday were Mayor Thornton +.
Jones and Councilmeu Frank c. Rees'
Frank w Darling. Richard c. Lee,
Hunter r. Booker. John Weymouth,
Edward r. Schraudt. W. S. Hudgins.
Frank W. Moore. c. T. Holtzvlaw. j.
s. Wyatt. George W. Rowe. W. +,
issey and Thomas J. Hsskins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
ARE
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Two Members Of Thirteenth Company
Who We're to Sail To-Day,
Are Arrested

Corporal W. o. Bennett and FTi-
yate X. Parker Kelly. ariillerymen at
fachcd 20 the Thirteenth company.
which is scheduled to sail nom Fort
Monroe for the Philippine Islands al
noon today. were arrested last might
uron the charge Of felonious assault
The soldiers are accused OF having as
saulied Thomas Cooke. negro of the
county. with a brick. Cookies nose
was broken and he was cut about the
face by the bsick. which IL was said
was thrown By Corporal Bennett.
The alleged sssaai; took place IN
West Qreen stree; at 2 O'Clock and u
is said Kelly and Bennett stsrted 10
run away. but ~ere captc-ed BY Night
$ rxeant Leslie Curtis. They we're
taken 10 the Jail once and locked MP
to answer the charge Of felony.
u Is expected that an afiemN vii
=. made 20 secsre the release Of the
artiilcTymen this morning. brit as ne
charge Is a felony. Il Is understood
that the ofhcers viii oppose permit
ting the men to sal Nth thsir en-
pary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
RETIRED ACTRESS
WEEDS MILLIONAIRE
Miss Eleanor Robson and
August Belmont are Unex-
pectedly Married.
CRx Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-August Bel
mont. Sr., the banker and millionaire
race horse owner, and Mss Eleanor
Robson. who recently lett the stage
were Unexpectedly married at
O'Clock this afternoon in Miss Rob
sons house here. II had been an
ncunced that the marriage would MT
take place until some time in March.
There were no bridesmaids or ush-
ers. and the list OF guests were closely
restricted to the immediate family and
intimate friends.
The tride was given away by her
cousin. Charles Robson Smith and
Arthur Ethgow Devens. C Boston.
Mr. Belmont's classmate at Harvard.
was best man. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Relmont ief'
fc- a trip through the South In
March they win sal for the Medi-
Z srranean.
NJ. Belmont is - years old. His
wife died in Paris in 1888. lie has
three sons.
Miss Robson gave her age as 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
IN THE HAMPTON
CHURCHES TODAY
Memorial Baptist TO Call Minister
This Morning-Subiects for
Sermons.
First Methodist.

First Methodist.
THE Redemption of Society VIII
be The theme OF the sermon this morn
ing by Rev. George w. Wray. pastor
of the First Methodist church. Mr..
Mr. Wray will also fill his pulpit TO-
night.
There will be a special muslcai
service at 1870 this evening at Inc
First Methodist church by the CHI ir,
assisted by well known soloisis. The
following special selection will be
given in addition to the hymns:
Voluntary, Melody" 80. (Rublnstein
For Organ and Piano.
Jerusalem" 49,. ..... tParker)
Mr.. S. C. jenkins and chorus.
Fear Not. Oh Ye Israel E. QBuck)
Mrs. f. c. Rees.
I'm a Pilgrim" 49,. 49,. (Marston)
Mrs. Charles Brite ana chorus.
Nearer Ny God to Thee .. (Holedn)
Mss Lydia II. Buckman.
Rock Of Ages" 80. 80. (Remick)
Mis. F. c. Rees and chorus.
Mrs. G. w Wray. Jr.. will preside
at the organ and the recital will be
under the direction of Prof. Z. Il.
Remick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
To Locate at Claremont.

Mr.. NJ Otto Lackey returned yes
terday from Claremont, where he Sc
cured an option On LOCO acre tract
of land. upon which Germany colony
will likely be located. NJ. Lackey was
accompanied on the trip by a New
York man. who is anxious TO send The
German felix's down to Virginia.
II is said that the property will tie
cut up into small farms and that
many nice dwelling houses will be
erected on the site.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

The city OF Hampton won the first
round In the legal battle over the
bridge contest yesterday afternoon
when Judge Clarence W. Robinson re-
fused to grant an Injunction prevent
ing the city from carrying into effect
the ordinances recently passed by me
council.
Messrs. Samuel Gordon Cumming
and Sidney ]. Dudley. representing
Mrs. Sallie II. Peek and Mr.. Frank
II. Lake, who are opposing the cree
ton OF the bridges along the routes
selected by the council, appeared Oe-
fore Judge Robinson, In vacation, anu
asked for a temporary restraining or
der. which could later b. made per-
manent. The attorneys commended
that the city, first, had no right 10
build the bridges; second, that the
city has no right 10 condemn properly
for the construction of bridges: ana
third. that the construction OF the
bridges would injure the properties
of the plaintiffs.
Mr.. Cumming and Judge Dudley
argued at some length In favcr OF
their contentious. while City Attorney
William C. l.. Talaferro opposed the
injunction. Mr.. Taliaferro declared
that the city has a perfect right 10
build bridges and condemn property
for that purpose. and h further as
serted that the plaintiffs could not
say they would be damaged until act
nal work was commenced and their
properties were encroached upon.
After hearing the arguments OF the
attorneys Judge Robinson said that
the court would not gran: an injunc-
ton to the plaintiffs a. this time.
II was understood that an applca-
ton would have been made TO the
United States Circuit Court In Norfolk
FOR an injunction restraining the city
from erecting the bridges. but that
the attorneys changed their intentions
as TO this on Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
Miss suaden's Funeral

Funeral services Of Ass Gertrude
Sugden will be held from St Johns
Episcopal church this afternoon a; 4
O'Clock and will be in charge o; Rev.
Reverdy EstiIl. d. D.. the rector. The
palibearers viii be Messrs u. l. WI
liams. II. 5. Wood. George Sheetz. :.
c. Jenkins. c. A. Junken. J. u. Pres
sey. George Massenberg. George 4.
Blackmore. Thomas Wade. J. c. VII
son and George W. Hope.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
Stole OfHcer's Bicycle.

Charged with the larceny of bi-
cycle belonging to the Hampton police
force. Frank Holmes, a York county
negro boy. was arrested yesterday af-
teTnoon BY Officer r. ID. Hope. Holmes
was riding a bike along Queen street.
when the officer spied him. Holmes
declares that he bought the wheel
from another negro boy named Rus
sell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
Royai Arcanum Anniversary.

Wythe Council. Royal Arcanum. No.
i25. will celebrate its twenty eighth
anniversary with a good program m
GTeble Hall tomorrow evening Mr.
W. T. Dabney. the grand regent OF
Virginia. and Grand Secretary J. T.
Blanks. Of Petersburg. are expected
to he present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

Mr. G w. Phillips has been appoint
Cd a. assistant assessor OF lands foT
CbrSar. axe district and has qualified
as such IN the sfice q the clerk Of
the courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

THIS morning at IL o'clock and this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. our pulpit will
lie filled by Rev. 7. Ryland Sanford.
our former gifteI pastor Mr.. San
foid is now pastor Of the Baptist
church at Cha:ham, Va, and the an
nouncement that he will preach in
our church is sufficient to draw his
friends to hear Inn. and as they are
without numbe.' IN this secticn. there
will 1e larg' crowds in attendance
upon the services. The public is cor
daily invited.
Immediately after the preaching
service this morning there will be a
business meeting of the church, for
the purpose of extending a call TO
some distinguished Baptist preacher
to become cur pastor Every member
Of the church is earnestly requested
TO be present. and record his Or her
vote fer the preacher Of their choice.
The Mems Bible class will meet
promptly at 10 a. m. IL is DESTROYS
that every member shall be present.
All men are invited.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at s o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
MRS. oIoSela SIN Very M.

Mrs. L. T. Oldheld. who has been
III with pneumonia Tor the past fve
weeks. was said % he still very sick
yesterday. IT. George X Wander
slice Is attending the pctient. Mrs.
Oldaeld Is 81 years cid and is widely
known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
Open Tournament Tomorrow.

In the Est of bowling teams organ
lied at the Y. NJ. C. A. published In
these columns yesterday that of
Messrs. Arthur f. Hall, Thomas Shee-
han and O. W. Waterman was omit
red The tournament will star; tomcT-
row evening when teams Nos. 2, 4. 8
and will open the tournament series.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
Purehsss. the Mics, Tract.

Mr. " o. Iaciey. yesterday. aciine
~ auctionecr fer Mr. q. vernon Spfat-
icy. trustee. sold The r w. Miles
property On the outskirts 81 Hampton
20 John Lively for 81 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

Nr. Frank a. Kearney has quail
fe6 as a member OF the Elizabeth
CITY county electoral board. and Mr..
Kenneth W. Hudrins a. a member OF
the Hampton city electoral board be-
isofer Cicrk 81 the Courts Harry II,
Holt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
EAT EN- LIKE CANDY
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Queen Street Brick Store Business
pronertv

|FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Queen Street Brick Store Business
Property.
shall sell to the highest bidder In
front of the Court House on Satur.
day, March S, 1910, at IL O'Clock
noon my business property which
consists Of Two Brick Store Build
ngs on the north side of Queen
street in the City of Hampton. Va;
said lot fronts 90 feet on Queen
street and runs back $50 and 155
feet. This sale also includes the
street on the west side. of the store
property that leads from Queen street
to Franklin street.
The three-story brick building is
25xS0 and the second and third floors
are fitted up for residence or hotel
purposes, and with modern conyen-
fences. The two-story brick building
is 30xS0, and the second floor Is
fitted up with modern cOnvenienceS
| for residence purposes. At reason
able rents this property would bring
81 400 per year The property as il
stands cost the owner $4,000. Each
store viii be put up separately, then
the property will be put up as a whole
and should the bid as a whole be
more than the total Of the bids
separately, then the property will be
sold as a whole. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. THOMAS HAIR
MOND, Owner.
NJ. o. LACKEY, Auctloneer.
For further details as to property
snd terms see VI. o. Lackey, Auction
GER. or w. w. Woodward. Attorney.
13-20-27.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

Mr.. c. J. Robbins. who is attending
the Medical College OF Virginia. Is
spending several days with his family
in fsaSalle avenue. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27
ANTI-sALooN RALLY.
Hon. 3. p. Hcbson Addresses Mass
Meetiro This Afternoon N Richmond
n. .~....-iafo.1 p~aeeA

ttt A%>-fCi@teo sNr-J
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 2s.-The
Virginia knti-SaiOon Ieasue Is plan
ming to have great day IN Richmond
tomorrow.
All Of The Methodist pul.iis. With
orc o. two exceptions. viii b. dlled
~ fetal workers and sDeakers n the
league and a. the Academy Of Music
In the afternoon there will BE- mass
meeting az which Governor Mann sill
preside and Hon Richmond Pearson
Hobson. the acted Alabama congress
man. Will make the main address.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-27

Mrs. x. j. Masseaberg. who visited
her daughter. Mrs. +. l.. HoltzcIaw.
In Norfolk, returned 10 her home IN
Mallory avenue yesterday. She was
accompanied back by her grandson.
Master Clifford Holtzclaw.