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The Washington times., 1910-07-19
Live Stock.
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET

Hartman & Co.-AIost Of the news
bearing on stock market affairs has
1eeh OF a favorable nature the last
rev days, but market stu seems 10
remain more susceptible 10 The uncer-
. SalnJles still confronting the situation
man 10 the good news coming 70 hands
some Of the published railroad earnings
90 not show that country is SUFFERING,
from a business reaction. but II x
nevertheless, a fact that some lines Of
tE-tae are showing decided falling OF
nom conditions existing earlier in the
year The trading position seems still
To- be the logical one to hold in present
state OF the market. making purchases
on me Sctoacks such as yesterdays and
not ignoring profits on quick rallies
W B. Hibbs & Co.-Quiet absorption
1Or foreign account IS said 10 be going
on It is small volume however
Predictions are already being made that
another good bank statement wiz De
shown Saturday, partly due 10 gold ar
rivals and receipts from the interior
Lewis johnson & Co.-The shirsers-
committee appointed 20 fight increased
freight rates. which meets here today.
s.. dtyl9 s.-1 between East ana Vest. the
EorIller IaVoTlng a compromise while the
latter stand firmly for no increase
The bankruptcy Of Wright. Carpenter
t-f-----8 u AADDh-SADLls TIE
mercantile firm in northwestern Mime
sofa, IS said 20 be due to effect OF crop
conditions and cancellation Of aericul-
turai machinery orders
A c. Plant & CO.-North Dakota com
missioner Of agriculture SAYS local rains
have improved conditions materially.
Wheat continues 70 be the greatest sr1f-
fereT. followed bv oats and barley Corn
is IN good condition and viii be the main
asset Of the farmer
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
Days Sales on Washington EXCHANGE

Columbia Railroad SIS, S50a1o3.
Potomac Electric Cons. SIS 81 0a0T1cT
Washington Railway and Electric
Dfd-, I5l 81, 5TST.
Washington Gas. 25D74Z.
9lerselthaler, 1926, s @ 216.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

Lanston, I q SI5z. Z-5G 805k. 59sItk
After call-Nashilg.on Railway s-r5
Electric pr, 1gUS7, TT57. ITS7-
National City Bank IG0I7O
" ashington Gas, 5074z, 5H741k. 567pZ
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
cd Meqos -l1dastriab Can Maintain DfOfdends
Wholesale Produce Market


Cheese-N,-w York. new. 16aITc-
E-sgs-Nea-by. Zocs Southern. &c
butJer--Creamery. fancy, IN tubs S0lzci
PRINTS; SUszc; renovated, fancy 26a2sc; store
packed, per Ib.s 2oazzc
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens. large, Goa
80 hens. lSc; ROSTERS. 15c; turkeys. &c;
ducks, &c; young. 16a17c-
Fruit.
Apples, 25a75c box; California oranges.
S5-o9a425; grapefruit. per box. s. seas CO. pine
dPpitss per crate, S1.25s2. IS peaches, 5ocaz-ua
PeF crate; huckleberTies. per ct. Sa11cs
p, L-ai'ei sugar pears, 1oaI5c basket plunss
per crate, 50caSI- so
Vegetables
tatoes-Sew potatoes. No. !, SIS and
Size Per DOL No 2. I5C per Dbl. onions,
per 3cli' Sl.6oal- .; per Dbl s2-00oa225-
Green Goods.
CucUmbers. per basket 50cas1-50: string
DteLs, per bbi-, Sl-50a2 90: radishes, per 100 81
44--2; peppers, per basket. 50caSL0o; egg
ELant. per crate, sI-75a2.00s tomatoes. per
etats' ogca$Lt6; new cabbage. per bbi-s 50c
Soc; spring onions. s. Gal 50 per 1oa- beets
- - pet punch green peas. per bbi-, S250a
o.gy' Cdltaioupes, SLz5a2-50; waternleI0ns, 10
Live Stock.
Calves. prime. per h, sas5kc; medium. z5Lc:
ollllLuol ozzci spring lamb, SaS}zc; beef,
-.5-i-Se5 Per ID, 6s7Cs medium, z1za5c. young
49, - GOOD choice stock. S2.50a5-50. hogs,
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
BONDS
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

+ urnished By e r Hutton & Co vvssb-
tngton Branch. 1901 F sfreef -l-.. -.e-s---
CHI Open High Low Close
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

Company Q, First Virginia ReEfmer p
alexandra Light Infantry. under com
maGd o. Capt Frank L SIayuaker, last
evening gave an exhibition drill on king
street
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

4 meeting Of the Civic Improvement
League was held at the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce last evening.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

The funeral of Luther Carter will he
lTEid from his home in South HA--vr
stree tomorrow afternoon. The Rev
W watson, Of the First RaDtisf
CHurch1 VIII ofhciate, and the burial
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

Harry A Craig and Frank Craig were
arrested today by Special officer How
rev for trespaSsinE on the property Of
the MISREPRESENTATION Railway Gem
pany. They We're turned over to the
Alexandra county police authorities
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Kramer
was held from St Marv-s Catholic
Church today The Rev. II. !. C7IfIer
the pastor, offciated Burial was in
the Presbyterian Cemetery
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
announcement

To The Public:
have bought the interest OF
Ed Taliaferro in the business
formermerly known as Taliafer
no and Robson and will continue
to run a first class Cleaning,
dying and repair shop at the
same old stand where | will have
the very best workmen to look
after your needs.
solicit your business and will
show my appreciation of same
by first class work and prompt
ness. Will call for your work
and deliver same after. it is
finished.
We have a clean, up-to-date
shop and you will receive the
most courteous treatment, and
your every want will be scrupu-
lously locked after.
Remember the place, two doors
south of Post Office. Phone 81.
Yours for business,
r. f.. Robinson. !
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION

Among the special features al
ready secured on the programs
for the Arkansas State Teachers
Association, Little Rock, Decem.
Ger 27-2S-29, may be mentioned:
DIR. Lawson b. Evans, Super
intendent of Schools, Augusta,
Georgia. and Author of Evans
History, who will deliver his ia
nous lecture, The Line of Least
Resistance. An address by DR.
A. E. Winship, Editor of the
Journel of Education, Boston
Illstrated Lecture. 'Etichs OF
True Sportmanship" by Dr.
Milton Fairchild, National Lee
turer of the Moral Education
Board, Baltimore MD.
Drawing in the School-Dem-
onstrated" by Miss Seegmiller,
Author of Applied Arts Drawing
Books, Supervisor of Drawing
Cincinnati" Educational Advan-
tages of Music" y Miss c. B.
L'Engle, Newman Training
Schools, New Orleans. Relation
of Rural Schools 10 Material Pro
gress' by Prof. AN. Ferguson,
Author of Elementary Principles
Of Agriculture, Sherman, Texas.
"Hookworm Disease, by. DR..
Morgan Smith, Arkansas Super
intendent Rockefeller Founda
ton for Prevention of Hook
worm Disease.
Programs and full information
will be sent free upon request to
Geo. B. Cook, State: Superin-
tendent, Little Rock.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
IS A FISH
AN ANIMAL?

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov, %. Fish
were literally assigned to the
category of animals today by
Judge William Jefferon Pollard
of the Dayton Street Police court
He was opposed in this view
by City Attorney Levy. The
case was that against Louis Kran
peddler, charged with cruelty TO
animals in fastning a live fish
to the top of his wagon as an
advertisement.
Il wish to enter nolle prosequi
in this case," announced Levy,
because a fish is not an ami
NAL"
1t is an animal" said Judge
Pollard. 1t has life and is not
a vegetable. Any dictionary will
tell you it is an animal. -
Levy insisted that it was not
and Kram was permitted to go
free.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
TRAVELLING EXHIBIT
STARTS TOUR TODAY

On account of the difficulty in
making connections along the
itinerary originally published
for "Arkansaf on Wheels.
several chances will be made,
but the route covers partically
all that was originally intended
from 8rinkley the train goes to
Memphis and thence into south
ern Illinois and the returnwiIl be
via Fort Smith over the Iron
Mountain.
The best of the Arkansas
school exhibits displayed at the
the Louisiana Purchase EXposi-
ton in St. Louis were loaned to
to the promoters of Arkansas
on Wheels yesterday and will
be shown through the Middle
West. The school exhibit will
be very complete. Most of the
agricultural and mineral displays
which have come in have been
accompanied by pictures of tho
schools. etc. of tteir Wei, ity.
Reese B. Horrocks, secretary of
the local School Board. has
gathered several representative
photographs of the Little Rock
/ schools. together with pennants
banners, etc, and Prof. Ham
mond of Hope has a verg fine
collection of exhibits from the
schools Of his town and will ac-
company the party. c. M. SAINT
ley of Fordyce. l.. L. Decou Of
FL Dorado, A. r. Harmon of Jud
sonia and DIR. Bond of Humphrey
brought their exhibits to the De-
partment of Agriculture yester-
day and will probably arrange to
make the tour.
Among the exhibitions received
yesterday was an assortment of
fine Roman apples from r. M.
Clark of Enders. J. G.. Nordin
of Russelville wrote that he had
A, 00O bushels of Nancy Hall pc
tatoes, samples of which will be
sent to the exhibit cars.
The Pullmans will arrive this
morning, the train made up and
at 3 o'clock this afternoon will
leave over the Rock Island to
Brinkley, where several addition
al members of the party will be
picked up. When the train re-
turns December 10 it will be left
on the track one day for the in
spection Of Little Rock visitors.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02

DRUNKEN MAN
CRUsHES BABY

Texarkana, Nov. 90. = The Ii :
tie child of James Henry ef
Poplar Bluff. Mo-, is in Tex
arkana sanitarium in a critical
condition, the result of injuries
received by being crushed by a
drunken man on a train between
here and Poplar Bluff Sunday
night. They were enroute from
Poplar Bluff to San Antonio,
Tex, when the mishap occurred.
The child was asleep on seat
when the intoxicated stranger
reeled into the coach and befol e
the parents could realize his in
tention he sat directly down upon
the sleeping infant, crushing 1t
almost lifeless. The train crew
gave all assistance possible and
when the train reached here the
child was sent by the railroad of
Gals to the sanitarium. The case
is being thoroughly investigated
by the railroad people and every
effort is being made tolocate and
identify the intoxicated man
responsible for the accident.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
WARNING

Twill prosecute all parties found
hunting or otherwise trespassing
upon the following places pas
lures and farms to-wit:
The Geo. Cress place adjoining
the corporation on the west, the
Armstrong farm one and 1-2
miles north of town Of Prescott.
the J. c. Lowdermil place 3-4
nile south of Prescott, M. L.
Moore farm | IL miles south
east Of Prescott. the M. l.. Moore
farm 4 miles south of Prescott
on the Carouse creek and the u
l.. Moore farm 3 miles south of
Prescott on the Rosston road.
VI. l.. Moore.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02

Il am pleased to recommend Cham
herlains' Congh Remedy as the best
thing | know of ard safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial 'roable,'
writes Mrs. l.. B. Arnold of Denver,
Cool 1--WE have used it repeatedly
and It has never failed to give relief. y
For sale by all Dealers.
Ed Marsh Of Caney, Jackson
Township, was in the City Tues
day.
Hon. G. r Haynie is il Tex
arkana this week attending to
the States matters in Circuit
Court.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02

There is little danger from cold or
from an attack of the grip except
when followed by pneumonia. and this
never happens when Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy is used. This remedy
has won it's great reputation and ex-
tensive sales by its remarkable cures
of colds and grip and can be relied up
on with implicit confidence. For sale
by allODealers
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02

Little Rock and return, So. 80.
Account Convention Woodman
If the World. On sale Dec LIST,
3nG and Bird, good for returning
until Dec. 18th.
Mis- Marie Majors is visiting
ner sister in Little Rock. She
will remain there until Christmas
Rev. A. N. Shaw and family
,amc in from Warren last we'd
lesday night on 223 and are now
domiciled at The methodist par
sonage.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-12-02
STOLEN FORTUNE
IS RECOVERED

Muskogee, Okla. Nov. %
The iron safe containing SIC, 900,
stolen from the substation of the
Wells Fargo Express Company
here last Saturday night, was
found last night and all tha
money recovered. The safe,
which was found under the porch
of AZ abandoned house, had not
teen opened. o. T. Senbaugh,
v. H, Kelsey and F.O. Givens,
who were arrested following the
disappearance of the safe, are beng
held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
GRAND TRUNK R MEN BLAMED.
MICHIGAN comn,ission shy. xvr..L W..
a.gs Due to Incnmne M C..sS 49,

h|iichiKan Communication Says Wreck w..
3 !, : Due to Incompetent Crew.
Sta ta u Mich. October sO.-The
n M ON in regard to the Grand 1 Trunk s
passenger train wreck at Durand last +
ausust. which resulted In the death
OF ten persons. The commission saw.
~. Y, :, are OF the Unanimous opinion
.nat the Grand Trunk officials who
a. me time had immediate superrtsion
and sh authority over the operation 'o ~
r rae Trans and trainmen are primarily
'e 81 for this wreck.
me commission generates En.
tglneer Spencer OF the second sectinn
a nna ! : says q that Conductor Lacey and
train, were incompetent. Actinr ~ s,,u
perintendent John Ehrke and Train
!. = aster Akers are mentioned as having
oisresarded the commissions orders'tSn
cease operating trains with inefficient
s men VI ana It Is CHARGED that EhrKe re-
s sent 3, the demands OF the commits
interference. : 40 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
BR EAKS UP GANG
Police IMAM Kills Ono mud M0rtal1y
Wounds Another Cum Fighter.

Police man kills One mud MORTAL,
WOunds Another Cum liter. !.
New York, October 3o.--Thrntgt
quick work with Ills revolver, Robert
Adler, the special policeman In. q West
ii:IINWenty third Street dancing academy.
who last night shot and Killed one
other while the dancers were in the
|3mf1azes Of d waltz, broke UP for the
tine being the uophcrs gang band Of
gun-f ghters. ss 5
81 &, Sly Of them, led by Charlie. Hunt.
Cherished hatred against Adler. and,
according to the police, went to the
1a1atnncir1g ACADEMY to get him; Wien
Adler stopped them at the door SIN
hhnds reached for as many pistol peck I
!. cts. shot was fired, and the door
ear Adler's head was splintered. Then
Adler's pistol flashed, and Hunt cr,lm-
! pied I III and fell, shot through the head.
ae. never moved again. Y
Il, Three W, other shots were fired at Adler,
but all missed. William Norris, one
81 the band. then lunged forward Will,
p plst = raised. but the special police,
through the head The remainder Of
i The band fled. Morris probably will
n tft.g T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
NEW. ORLEANS INDIGNANT
NIlnisters, In PuIpits, Denounce smirch

Ministers, In Pulpits, Dcnounce Smirch-
Ing of Clty's Fame.
New Orleans. La, October 3O--New
orleanss resentment Of the dcnuncia-
ton which this citylrecefved at9lthe
! h 81 Of the American Purity Fedora
phasized in localFpulpits. - pa
..Hknockers and ,ssssKnocking. or the;
sWayaof the Fanat tic was the subject
Of "a sermon delivered by Rev. Helmer.
;Gilchrist.. OF the First Unitarian
Church. In which the visiting purists
We're scathingly arraigned He said
the declarations OF the Purity Congress
We're libels upon the city and that
the visitors exhibited q serene disre-.
gard for the rules Of courtesy and
good breeding in denouncing New
Orleans as a wicked city when they
We're the city's guests. He said the
methods Of. he visiting reformers were
those Of tn. "fana tical transformer
and that but three sane addresses were
delivered during the sessions OF the.
congress. and these were by scitizenss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
FINES WAITER 500 FOR
DRAWING THE COLOR LINE
Boston Judge Calls T RI fusal 10 s.rv.
blacks and Whites Together
Unfair Dlscflminnfinn

boston, October 30.-on complaint
e. Mars Beausolla. colored. Patrick
/ sullivan. head walter of Riordan
Brothers liquor store and cafe, was
charged with unlawful discrimination
AGAINST 2 negro. Sullivan pleaded not
3 guilty, but Judge Wentworth fined
n n1.1 si =, from which sentence he APP
The Beauss lila woman. Who is light.
s - y Went into the cafe one night
. nast week. accompanied BY Mr.. and
MIS-. Samuel Switzerland. who are
white. The party sat al tahle md
when drink and food were ordered BY,
MI M. southerland Sullivan told him
mere was "a rule not to serve white
una colored at the same table. there
are places set aside for both. sullivan
refused to sell to the party and the.
hex -. DAY summons was procured.
,.yndEe Wentworth said it was very
hha s,, = z that an unjust discrimination
. ns. neenf made. His employers FUR
nlshed bail for Sullivan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
AMAZING STORY
OF G|LDED JAGIS
Young Lehman, Who Spent
5000 iii Three Years, Is
Again on Witness Stand. d
n. 49,. =. -. I II -I-lt 4

Chicag 80, Ill, October s0.--Ernest Il
lehman. son OF u. y. Eehmanr,, who
left n estate Or $1,000 1000. continued
on the witness stand In the Probate
Court the story OF the gi1ded jags tia,
has swept NIL records in Chicago.
Yes, II Is trne.' he told Judge Cut.
ting. That spent Ssoo.0oO In the three
years since ! was twenty-one years
Old,
Then he told Judge Cutting how he
cost him $4,000 that he refused, the
change from $40 bills when he bought
7drlnks,saEd that lie lnvished money and
Jewels upon friends and bought Amer
loan Beauty roses by the dozen
Mrs.. Margaret B. Lchmann,{ lli3 wife,
Is endcavoring to secure the appoint
iment Of conservator for her hlsbailu's
estate. He has $500. 900 left, and 1t Is
believed the court Will grant her petit
ton. Friends Of the young couple
k'w the admlssions made BY Mr.. I.et,-
mann. ! q "A lsl,l.S
In August, 1909, he met three men he
never saw before or since.
$1,000 you received the afternoon you
began this spree and then wrote
checks on the Foreman Bros Banking
COMPANY for ss,5oog'
"Did You have an account in this
M
NO. SIR 4;
pay this debt?''
OF the Pinkerton De.
tective Agency"
Were you not drunk during the
entire session."
NO: Only about half tho time
Didn't you give diamond pin
valued at S125. to the Keeper. oil sa-
Don al which you stopped2ss
Yes. sir
Didn't YOU give the driver OF the |
axtcab who hauled you around on this /
occasion $500 and a suit OF clothes?"
Yes. SIR.
Lehman also admitted that he gave
lis new Acquaintance. That particu-
ar outhurst cost.si,2oo and tastes two
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
ATTEND DOG FU NERAL.

Scores OF Children ut Ceremony il
=, Friends Hurylng Ground.
[. Using sun, Md October 3 0.---yyithin
y, grave In one corner 81 the Friends
pmrylng ground, which for nearly two
many OF the mos E. promircnt reside nts
o. o. Cecil county, was plaGed a bronze
U ,;,Is9 containing white co fin lined
i thd SIX, upon the lid Of WI il ii WAS
.n 'r following Inscription: siTISs
The body in the coff mn no, that 81
e a:ad pug dog owned by the family Of
tuheoise ;. Fox, who occupy one OF
,ane ilnest homes here. The ANNA WAS
q d great pet among the ch ildren of.
the the coffin to the grave. The funeral y
! t eat'nDied that of A. human, except;
e lsll religious features were o mi tted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
.B|PLANE E|ENDS
KEEP TA!.B||1..0|N him
Johnstone's Belmont Winnings
Not Up to His Mark at Vir-
ginia State Fair. q.

While Ralph tombstone has been set
ting new American records for alti-
tude and "A Citing against the wi IDS
which shifted him all over Long Island,
his winnings at Belmont thus far have
not Been as big as his prize money for
four flights OF the State Fair in tt'eh-
lmond It was printed ct the time that
formances at the fair, but this is a
He only received $500 He
got $4,000 for the f &. St fight and $500
Of the business has never been made
Bad weather and a crippled biplanet
saved the fair people twelve hundred
dollars, although they. would have,
made naby thousands had the weather
clear throughput the week.
tombstone expressed desire to re-
turn to Richmond next year-if he is
still alive. Exactly what he gets out
Of the business has never been made
public but II he had an acceptance Of
his own and was unattached, he mi ght.
fair management, which realized that
he offered very high class at trac-.
Il Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
.coRPo RATIoN SECRETS LEAK
TAFT and yyickershnm Agree That Tar
...A....l RHtucn9 NuSf Ne Gun rded -

TAFT and Wickerstnm Agree That Tax
Returns Must he Guarded
October 3o.-As a result
/ o. a. conference last night between At
I torneX-General Wickersham and PRESS
dentaTaft. regulations are to be drafted
governing the giving out of informa-
corporation tax.
Such action. 1t is reported, was
4 deemed necessary because nlanufac-
\ tllrers In various parts Of the country
\ hay been getting Information on the
incomes OF rival corporations as res
suit OF "a leak in the corp tax
system.
LAWYERS, 1t is said. have; been writing
to officials in Washington asking for
Information regarding the Income Of
concerns with which they have no per-
3sonal sconnection. The Information was
forward ed and the theory is that the
LAWYERS In all such cases Were acting
for rival corporations. Hereafter on
all such Information the lid will be
.clamped down. tightly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
POLO PONY RUNS AWAY
rider Il Thrown to the Ground and
Killed. 1907

Morristown, n. j.. October 3o.--ya-
nette r.. Pelletreau, a real estate deal
err of Brooklyn, N. Y, was killed here
to-day when thrown from a runaway
polo pony.
Mr. Pelletreau was member Of he
s assaic Valley Hunt Club. and came
here to inspect polo ponies whichswere
for sale. Noticing a particularly fine
looking animal. he vaulted onsits back
The pony, without saddle or bride.
bolted and dashed into the street with
Pelletreau clinging to its name. Sud
denly stopping, the pony began to
buck. and Mr.. Pelletreau was thrown
off, his head striking stone curb
His skull was fractured and he died
shortly afterwards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-31
TRY 10 EUNs;EAI TOMB
Lose Reason aud Die Before They AZ
cOnpliBh Object 81

complain Object =
bFistol Tenn. October Curious
IS TO- what had become of The body OF
nr. iced. who announced before his
from his tomb and become the Messiah
OF the koreshans, two members OF the
cut, according to Henry D. Silver
Trend. attempted to unseal the tomb,
Dut before this was accomplished both
before they could be taken to an asy-
silverfriend is prominent In the
horeshan colony In Estero. Fla, He
sald to-day thattDr. Teed had not yet
confident he would come lforth IS their
Messiah in due time. s & y e 9sses a ID
The Bristol Koreshanr colony & was
q shortly after DR. Teeds