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The oasis., 1911-03-25
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
"a Bunch Of Interesting Items From
 Various Points Throughout.

Mr. H. E. Greenwell, president of the Greenwetl-Arizona Mining Company, has purchased the Plo- mosa mine known formerly as the Providencia, which joins the prop erty of the company named, on the west side of the Patagonia mountains, about a dozen miles northeast from Nogales.
 At Patagonia Sunday morning. one Chico Amado was shot by Domingo Franco, in a quarrel. Doctor A. c. Kingsley was sum- moned from Nogales and went to the scene of the shooting as soon as possible, going over in his automobile; but the wounded man died before the doctor reached the eleee. The man who did the shoot ng was brought into Nogales and { lodged in jail.
 At Gro Blanco work on the Austerlitz mine is progressing finely. The tunnel running to cut Abelow the old workings Is in now about 275 feet, and has cut a fine ~ore body more than twenty feet in width. Average samples assay about $7 gold per ton. The main ore body is yet about 200 feet farther, and that is the objective point for which the tunnel is run ming.
 At Calabasas Tuesday evening there was head on collision be- tween a northbound freight train and the passenger train coming from Tucson due at about 3 o'clock D. m. Both locomotives were dam aged and the mail car was tele z=sseped. Several passengers were 5ruised, but no one was seriously hurt. The freight train ran into the station under a headway toC great to stop in time to avoid tht accident. The passenger train wal standing at the station.
The oasis., 1911-03-25
The lnsurrection.

parts of Sonora, where the insur- rection seems gaining strength !. New and active bands of inSurrectos seem springing up in all quarters, and while they do not appear to accomplish much the military forces of the government make no apparent headway in composing their suppression.
 During the week it was reported l that large body of Maderistas had threatened Hermosillo, and troops were hurried to the capital city to ward off the anticipated attack. Considerable alarm was reported in the city, and it is said that many families abandoned their homes and congregated in the plaza as being safer should the city be attacked.
 Early in the week it was reported that a band of insurrect0s had occu- pied Minas Prietas and La Colo rada, taking the Torres x Prietas railway over which traffic was sus- pended several days. Its operation was resumed yesterday and trains are running again. A detachment of troops was marched from Her. mosillo to La Colorado and fierce fight occurred at that place Thurs day. Accounts of the engagement are conflicting. One gives the rebel loss at thirty-seven killed and a number wounded, placing the fed eral loss at seven killed and a half dozen or more wounded. Another account reverses the figures and states the federal loss at thirty seven killed and the rebel loss at but seven or eight. According to one account the fight was outside the town of La Colorado, while another puts the scene of hostilites right in the streets of the town. Beyond Guaymas, the Southern Pacific of Mexico has had its traffic interrupted several days by the destruction of bridges by jnsurrectoS. Near Navojoa one passenger train was held up by a band of robels and searched for arms, ammuni- ton and soldiers. They signifed an intention of searching the ex- press car to which the guard, Chas. l.. Fowler, and messenger k. l.. Chalfant demurred. A compromise was arranged by which three of the rebel officers entered the car and made the search. They were very courteous to the expressmen and made no attempt at molestation. An insurrectO band is reported committing depredations in the Altar district, and Thursday they ambushed a party sent out from Saric against them killing the 1 presidente of the town, Mir. k. Ponpa.
 Thursday the Yaqui river branch of the Southern Pacific resumed traffic after a suspension of forty days, and quite number of people who had been waiting to get out came down over the line.
 In the region south of Douglas jn8urrecto activity seems to have abated somewhat-at least so much is not heard of their operations.
 Blanco, with his command, re-
 turned to Chihuahua, after the attack upon Agua Prieta two weeks
 ago, and is again with the main
 body of rebels operating in that
 state near Casas Grandes.
 Much has haen honed from the
The oasis., 1911-03-25

Mir. J. D. Dyer, superintendent of the Tucson division of the South ern Pacific, and MT. T. H. Krut- schnitt, assistant superintendent, were at Nogales Wednesday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
TIDAL WAVE
TAKES LIVES
Five Villages Near Manila,
Philippines Swept by
Angry Waters
TERRIFIC VOLCANIC ERUPTION
Lava Sets Fire to Villages and
Showers of Mud and Rocks
Are Falling.

Manila, Jan. 30.-An American
school teacher who has traversed the
west shores of Lake Taal, telegraphs
that five small villages were destroy
ed by a. tidal wave, and that not less
than three hundred persons were
killed in that vicinity. Many were
burned in fires started by lava from
a volcanic eruption Of Mount TaaI, IN
the center of the lake. All towns
within a radius of twenty miles are
more or less damaged by shower OF
mud and stones. The eruptions con-
tinued today. The sky was cloudless
but a muddy rain fell steadily. Ihe
natives have sought refuge in the
surrounding hills. Mount Taal is thir
ty-four miles from this city, and dense
clouds of smoke from the crater are
plainly visible here. The observa
tory authorities believe that Manila
is in no danger, but considerable
alarm exists among the natives, WHIT
recall the destruction occasioned b.
Mount Mayor in 1897. Mount Taa
has been more or less active from
time immemorial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
HORSEWH|P FOR
TOBACCO USERS
tubeIievers Who Have In
vaded Zion City to Be
Driven Out
CHURCHES MUST Be CLOSED
Independents Not Tolerated and
Industries Will Be Co.
Operative.

Chicago, Jan. 30.-zion City, found
ed by the late John Alexander Dowie'
which since the latters death, has
been invaded by unbelievers, who IN
sisted on using tobacco, establishing
business enterprises and building
churches, promises to have some
thing startling in the wy OF punish
ment for tobacco users. Wilbur Glenn
Voliva. overseer and successor TO
Dowie. in addressing a meeting OF
twelve hundred followers yesterday
outlined the plan of his adninlstra'
ton after election. He will appoint
vigilance committee to horseWhip on
sight any one caught using TOBACCO
in the city. He will also drive all Inc
independents from the city, take oVe'
all industries and run them on tht
cooperative plan and drive Ih'
churches from the city.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
GETS THINGS
FOR THE DUKE CITY.
Conference Assures Him That Bridges
Over Rio Grande viii Be
Built.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Jan. 30.-Delegate W.
H. Andrews was assured today by the
conference on the Indian appropria-
fion bill that the bridges over the Rio
Grande, near Albuquerque, at lsleta
and San Felipe, would be built by
the government at cost of $4,000,
Indian labor to be employed, and that
the extra appropriation of S25,OOO Tor
fine new dormitory at the U. 5. In
dian Industrial School at Albuquer'
que, would be retained in the bill. He
is also assured an appropriation OF
! $25,OO0 in a separate bill. The tederaI
building which he secured for Albu
querque is to be rushed to completion
this year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
WILL MEET
At SANTA FE
Managing Board of Arch
geological Institute of
America Comes Here
JAFFA ASSOCIATE TREASURER
Leading Scientists Of County to
Make Trip to Frijoles
Canon.

Judge John r. McFie received word
.oday from Miss Alice c. Fletcher Of
D. c.. member and secre-
rarv of the managing board Of the
Archaeological Institute Of America,
that at the meeting Of the board re
Gently held at Providence, Rhode Isl
land, Territorial Secretary Nathan
Jaffa was elected an associate treas
urer OF the board. Judge Merle is a
member of this board which is constl'
tuted of men of prominence in science
and statecraft throughout the United
States. The meeting OF the board
nroved to be a satisfactory one and
the work of the School Of American
Archaeology and its director, Edgar
| 7, Hewett who is now in Guatemald
with an exploring party, was warmly
commended. The board decided tC
hold it's next meeting at Santa re
some time in June, and at that time
will make a trip TO the Rito de lo'
Friioles, where the Archaeological
Summer School will again be held TN
wear The exact date will be upo1
call of the chairman. Much interes
was manifested in the work done I
| the FriiOles last year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
SOCIAL CLUB
FOR SANTA FE
Il Is Named After Ancient
City and Papers Were
Filed Saturday
HAS MANY PROMINENT MEN
Will Organize Tonight Elect
Officers and Select
Rooms.
the Santa Fe cllb.

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III secretary jana . o''''e
afternoon, and tonight al D cioSi' 1--1
members OF the club which numbers
...o soora or more OF the leading citl-
...-.. Ia ,rtIr meet At the
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d Io1 'io'', .,t.,. zff cars and mem
=. ,'' % ''t,'.. +ha ar.,h v.ir therefore, be an.
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ln7 a., a. ',,'t9 1tt[,.t. Of ne club and
pam pau, VIZ . w. fa,Ion,s.
'AeS' az - $50. Erisrdshin.
..,r ~ ~, 0'''s, Soc;ahiriry and friend.
49,. - .l'l,,', =, oI',0 ,+s ,ner,14rs. ro promote
snip ''''1''E 5.I7. ,-,,.ar,.,i,,,,.nts and so.
anu 'I'1;,,- No'',1-,, af i,s members. 10 pro.
ca! i'Isss'" 'ns nnoo,,raga ~ all Kinds of field
NI oth1otic enorts and to hold, pur.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
VOTE CAST WILL
EXCEED 100000
Twenty-One Counties Give
16,769 Majority for
Constitution
$4,000 CITIZENS IN FAVOR
But Total Ballots Against Will
Scarcely Be More Than
10000.

1t seems certain, from corrected re-
turns received here, that the total
vote cast in the election January z1'
will exceed 100000 Twenty-one coun-
ties give a majority for the constitu-
ton of 16,769 and 1O,O92 votes against
it, With five counties still to be hearG
from it seems likely that the total
vote against the constitution Will no' m
exceed 10000 and the total ma5o[i1y
for the constitution will proOaol'
reach $4,000. .ho
Returns from Lincoln show tnaC inc
county went 81 majority against ne one
constitution in a total vote Oh lZV'
out of 5000 registered voters. Guaua
lupe gave majority OF S0l ou
of a total vote cast of 1903.
The returns are as follows:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
VICE PROTECTED
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Connivance of Police With
Pickpockets and Gamblers
Is Charged
MURDER HAS CAUSED ACTION
Captain Harry Oday Has Been
Suspended and Others
May Follow

San Francisco, Jan. 30.-Police Cap
tain Harry Oday was suspended today
by Chief Seymour on charges of dis
obedience of orders filed against him
as well as against three sergeants
and five patrolmen with the secretary
of the police commission. The sus-
pension of Oday results from the al
legged farcical trial of kid" Sullivan,
known as King of Pickpockets," ,"
whose acquittal Chief Seymour charg-
es to the connivance of Oday. Other
suspensions may result from the kill
ing of Gustave Postler by Gambler
E. Kripp on Friday in the latter's
protected Saratoga Club.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
ARCHBISHOP JOHN PATRICK
RYAN is DYING.
Aged PreIate Who Is In His Eightieth
Year Had Several Sinking
Smells.

Philadelphia. Jan 30.-The condi-
ton of the Most Rev. Patrick John
Ryan. archbishop of Philadelphia, who
has been ailing some time, is extreme
ly grave today. He passed a bad
night. ~4de suffers from frequent sink
ing spells. The Archbishop is in his
eightieth year.
His Career.
Patrick John Ryan, the well known
American Roman Catholic prelate, was
born in 1886 at Thurles, County
Tipperary. ireland, in 1886, and was
graduated in 1852 at Carlow College.
He prepared for the priesthood with
the object of serving in the United
States and having been ordained sub
deacon. before leaving Ireland he was
ordained priest in st. Louis in 1853.
He was professor of English litera-
ture at Carondelet Theological Semi
nary, st. Louis, and became rector of
the St Louis Cathedral in 1856. and
subsequently pastor of st. John the
I Evangelists church.
During the Civil War he was a
chaplain of a military prison and
hospital. After serving as vicar gen
eral. he was made coadjutor bishop
of st. Louis in 1872, being consecrat-
ed as bishop of Tricoma. He was
promoted archbishop in 1888, and in
1SS4 became archbishop of Philadel'
phia.
Archbishop Ryan was known as the
golden tongued orator of the hierarchy
and his abilities as a preacher were
noted from youth. Among his pub
lished addresses were What Catho
lies DO Not Believe" and Some o.
: the Causes of Modern Religious Skep
! ticism."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
PRIZE FIGHTING EXHIBITS
PROHIBITED IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Jan. 30.-Jim Jeffrles,
who is due to arrive here on Febru-
ary 8, accompanied by Barney DID
field. will not be permitted to give a
boxing exhibition as planned. The
bars have been put up against prize
fights and pugilistic exhibitions all
over the country. Two Americans
pugilists were arrested in Ciudad Por
firio Diaz on Saturday while giving
an exhibition, and the promoters OF
the event were fined fifty dollars.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
REBELS MASS
ON RIO GRANDE
Five Americans Cross Over
From Texas to Operate
Machine Guns
CANANEA AND NACO UNEASY
Attack Is Planned on Customs
House According to Latest
Rumors.

Cananea, Mexico, Jan. 30.-There is
no truth in the report that Colonel
Kosterwitzky commanding the rurales
in Sonora is dead or missing, accord
ing to his nephew, who is an official
here. The Cananeans, however, are
uneasy over the revolutionary reports
and 300 Volunteers have been sworn
in. Thirty soldiers were sent from
here to Naco, on Sunday noon as it
is reported that the customs house
there is to be attacked.
Massing on Texas Border.
FL Paso, Texas, Jan. 30.-Cavalry
from San Antonio, Texas. reached
Maria. Texas. last night and was
sent south at once to take stations
opposite Ojinaga and Mulato to guard
the border against the insurgents who
are massing opposite Candelaria and
Ruidoso, Breswter county Five
Americans have crossed from Valen
tine and announced their purpose o
operating machine guns for the in
lsurgents.
insurgents Abandon MexicaIla.
Mexicalla, Mex, Jan. 30.-The In
surgents who took possession of thi
town yesterday, left early today, an,
are now encamped on the canal ban
near Packard station on the Intel
California railroad in the heart of tn
, California-Mexico Land and Cattl
3 company ranch. Mexican official
:. have resumed possession of the go'
t ernment offices. The insurgents too
t about two thousand dollars out
e Mexicalla. The retirement was volul
b tary, the leaders evidently seeing 4
advantage in holding the town.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
CHARGES FILED AGAINST
COLORADO DISTRICT j

Denver, Colo, Jan. 3O-John Nc
Lennen, president of the Colorado
State Federation of Labor today filed
charges in the house against Judge
Greeley W. Whitford, asking that he
be impeached. The charges are in
connection with recent sentencing of a
number of coal mine strikers from
Routt county, to year in Jail for con-
tempt of court for continued assault
on strike breakers. In accordance
with the laws of Colorado, a commit.
tee of the House will review the evil
dence in the case and make recon-
mendations to the Senate, where the
! case will be tried.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
NJ 'CURDy DROPS
INTO OCEAN
Within Ten Miles Of Havana
In His Flight From
Key West
.LUBRICATING OIL GAVE OUT
Aviator Is Unhurt and Is Picked
Up by Torpedo Boat Des-
troyer Roe.

Key West, Fla, Jan 30.-Aviator
A. D. McCurdy started in an aero
plane for Havana at 1892 this morn
ing. The sea is calm and the wind
very light.
Heading Straight to Havana.
Key West, Jan. 3O.--For a week,
McCurdy has been waiting for favor
able weather in which to attempt the
most difficult oversee trip ever un-
dertaken. The distance is about SIX
times that of flights from Dover to
Calais, over the English channel,
which attracted the attention OF the
world. The distance from Key West
to Havana is one hundred and twelve
miles, while from Dover to Calais 1t
is about eighteen. After week OF
nerve-racking anxiety, reports this
morning showed every condition ia
vorable. Torpedo boats and destroy
ers took stations ten miles apart
across the Florida straits, and
when the word came by wireless that
thev were stationed, McCurdy tuned
up his engine, took his seat and start
ed on his journey. With tremendous
velocity, the great Curtiss bi-plane
known as the Belmont Racer" sho
out over the smooth waters, and wa!
soon lost to sight. McCurdy is head
ing straight for Havana.
Drops Into Ocean.
Key West, Jan. 30.-McCurd,
dropped into the water ten mile
from Havana unhurt.
Picked Up by Destroyer
! Key West, Jan. 30.-McCurdy wa
compelled to alight after flying witt
in ten miles of Havana because tn
lubricating oil ran short. A wireles
from the destroyer Roe reports tn
Il aviator safe.
e Could Not Resume Flight,
Havana, Jan. 30.-After securing
supply of lubricating oil from the d
stroyer, Paulding, McCurdy attemp
> ed to resume his flight from the dec
e of the destroyer but was unsuccessful
e He and the machine were again pic
n ed up and conveyed to Havana.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
DRAGGING CENTRAL PARK
LAKE FOR HEIRESS.
1t is Feared That Miss Dorothy Arholo
Met Foul Play in Heart of
New York.

New York, Jan. 30.-Preparations
were made today to drag the lake in
Central Park, for the body of Miss
Dorothy Arnold, the missing heiress.
The two reservoirs in the park also
may be dragged in an effort to flnd
the body of the girl who has been
missing since late in December. Miss
Arnold's declaration to an acquain
tance that she met on the evening OF
her disappearance that she intended
to walk home through the park, has
given weight to Mr. Arnolds belize
that his daughter met with foul play
in the park.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30

Burglary at Monument-"Jim Ba-
ker. the constable and deputy sheriff
at Monument came in last Saturday
night, bringing Jess. the eighteen
year-old son of S. F. Crockett the
sheep man residing about ten miles
this side of Monument. Jess, in COM
pany with his brother will and Oscar
Randall, is charged with burglarizing
the store of Rube Knowles having, it
is charged, broken into the store
Thursday night, January Il, and,
having in some manner obtained the
combination to the safe, they opened
and rifled it, obtaining $4,000 in
ash."--Carlsbad Current
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
REVOLUTION AFTER REVO-
LUTON IN HONDURAS.
General Duran and Nine Hundred
Followers Are Reported to Be
Marching on Tegucigalpa.

San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, Jan
Duran, at the head OF
nine hundred revolutionists, has in
vaded the department of Choluteca'
Honduras, and is preparing to march
on Tegucigalpa, the capital. Another
body of revolutionists is reported to
be operating near Campaneto, seven
ty miles east of the capital.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30
SIGN BLOWS INTO
CROWD OF SHOPPERS.
Three Killed and Half Dozen Others
Injured on Streets of Philadel-
phia BY High Wind.

Philadelphia, Jan. 30.-A large sign
was blown from the top of a build
ing by the high wind and fell on a
crowd of shoppers at Tenth and Mar
ket streets today, killing two women
and a man and injuring half dozen
Others
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30

the normal department Of the UniVer- !
sity of New Mexico and by Superin- |
tendent J. E. Clark. The object is to
harmonize the various normal
courses for the training of teachers.
Requisition Issued.
Governor Mills today honored the
requisition of the governor OF Cali
fornia for Jacob Jacobsohn, in jail
at Gallup, who is wanted in Callfor-
MIA for wife desertion. He left his
wife in destitute circumstances, and
desertion under those circumstances
is by law made felony in California
Jacobsohn was arrested at Grants.
Sheriff James W. Monroe OF Callfor-
MIA was here with requisition papers.
Supreme Court.
The supreme court was again IN ses-
sion today, these being present:
Chief Justice Pope, Associate Justices
McFie, Parker Abbott, Mechem,
Wright, Roberts; U. S. Attorney Da-
vid J. Leahy, Attorney General Frank
w. Clancy, Deputy Marshal Chaves
Supreme Court Clerk Jose D. Sena.
The court disposed of the following:
!, Case No. 1850, S. T. Gray and Rob-
ert Brady, appellants, VS.. Robert H.
Taylor. ct al, appellees. Argued and
J submitted. This is known as the
J county seat case of Carrizozo' and
, Lincoln, the former being the new
; capital of the county, and Lincoln de
s string to retain it. This case has nc
s bearing on the quo warranto proceed
2 ings but will determine whether in
8 junction is proper or not and wheth
er the work on the building of tht
9 court house at Carrizozo can be con
. tinued.
/. Case No. 1877, J. L. House VS.. W
3 H. Hittson, docketed and judgmen
I of the lower court is affirmed. TIL
i judgment is for 5000.
n The court then adjourned until 1
% o'clock tomorrow morning.
Calling in Certificates.
~ Territorial Treasurer M. A. Oter
Il today called in $500 of provisions
certificates of Indebtedness of tn
Territory be paid On March 1. TIL
,s numbers of the certificates called i
or were drawn by lot.
~ Insurance Department.
w The Americana Bankers lnsurane
a+ company of Chicago, Ill. has apple
~ for admission into New Mexico
~ transact a life insurance bushes
,ts sPapers have been served on 1nsu
~ ance Commissioner Chaves in tt
W. case of M. S. Williams vs., Robert
~ Miller his wife, A. Pruitt, L. K. M
~ Gaffey and Pacific Mutual Life Inst
av ance Co. of the Los Angeles, Calf,
;fi. owners of certain real estate. T.
to suit is over a contract to erect I
ew tel in Roswell and the plaintiff as
judgment for $476.5O.
Papers were also served nj. Ms
eet dell VS.. W. A. Randall, defenda
of Royal Highlander Insurance compa
ext garnishee, the plaintiff claiming 5
rri- and A. F. Alexander VS.. W. A. Ii
dali. defendant and the Royal Hi
lander Insurance company, garnish
lea. for $11.70
his Post Office Established.
by Washington, D. c. Jan. 30.-l
,ico department has decided to establ
.ob- post office at Cooney, Socorro co
Jni- ty, resembling order of December
! of 1910. discontinuing This office.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-01-30

Net IudJOIlIy
From Game Protection.
Territorial Treasurer NJ. A. Otero
has received $26S from Game ana
Fish Warden Gable.
They Want One, Too.
The department of education mas
received several applications for
those moving libraries which were de-
scribed in the New Mexican recently.
One application is from a teacher al
Van Houten, N. NJ, another at Estan.
cia and a third from the San Jon
Progressive Association, which wants
a library for the school at San Jon,
N. M. A letter was received from
Encino stating that the library sent
their has been found very convenient
The department announced today
that several more teachers certifi
Gates will be granted in addition te
the long list published in the New
Mexican recently.
Board of Education.
The hoard of education will NEE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday o
this week for the selection OF tex
books for the schools of the terri
tory.
Conference.
A conference of prominent educs
tors of the territory will be held tni
week. It will be participated IN o
DR.. G. M. Light of the New Mexlc
Normal School; DR.. Frank H. II. Ko'
erts Of the New Mexico Normal un
versity and by Prof. G. E. Hodgins