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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATES
CONTINUES IT'S INQUIRY INTO
THE ALLEGED CONFESSION OF
MEADE BARR IN THE FLORENCE
BROWN MURDER CASE.
DALLAS NEWSPAPERMAN WAS
SENT TO JAIL FOR ONE DAY BE
CAUSED HE PUBLISHED GRAND
JURY PROCEEDINGS.
(Bu Associated Press. u,

Da las. Tex. Nov. 4.-The investiga
ton was continued toslae before the
grand jury into the confession Of Meade
Barr involving himself and Mrs. Ellie
Lake in the Florence Brown murder.
The jury had so much to confirm that
action was not expected today.
a newspaperman was sent to jail for
one day because he published the pro,
ceedingS he heard in the grand jury
court room
Mrs Lake declares Barr tried to in
vovc her for her refusal to return his
infatuation last summer before her hus
bandS death
we lived in the same apartment
house, she said. Barr told me once
that he loved me. / told him never to
enter my apartments un9esS Mr.. Lake
was there. He said he would gen even
with me some day. | deny most emphat
ical y that | ever gave him a pistol or
weapon of any kind"
The pistol referred to was the one
with which Barr went before the grand
Jury and claimed that he beat down
Miss Brown before cutting her throat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
FEL tPE CHAPA. \ CITIZEN. ACCI-
DENTALLY SLOT AND KILLED
H ills BOSOM FRIEND. CAP
TAIN ~ OLFO SANCHEZ.
OCCURRED EARLY TO-DAY
DEAD MAN HAD PLAYFTLLY POK-
l.D = RIFLE IN RIBS OF SANCH-
TIKI. WHO WAS ASLEEP IN Ills
ROOM ELED TO DEATH.
tNptiFI M The UcrrIf.)

It.awHTCS. Nry.. Nov. IA sad ira
""' ! orc.' rcd have this morning when
Fjire EhlHl Il Years old was acciden-
tally Sh i and xii ed by his friend Cap
tain Adol . Sanchez. 4 cons.itutionaIist
officer The ~ iicnt occurred III 80
o'c Cck his morning III Sanchez room in
the X ntrdl cuartcl 4 IN lei from a rcvol
ver entered the groin Of Chapa's left leg
@cvcriHg he femcral artery The wound
cd maa bled to Death at his home. three
blocks fr m the cuartel, before doctor
c1vld reach aim
n. W. Rlrthe i resident of Matamor
oN aAd i brothcrin-law Of Chapas I STAT
.tl that Chap and Sanchez were bosom
f.icnCS. Last night at j 30 O'Clock the
@c1d man called at the main cuartel
ana asked permission to go ND To see
SANCHEZ. As the sentine, knew him. he
'AS permitted to 80 H. He found San
chtz dSlccD on his bed, AMI picking up a
ilie standing near the bed hc y ked the
oarrei playful n III Sanchez according to
n Ntd''ih' ~ IN HdlpiJ before ne died.
sanchez jumped Up in half asleep state
md grabbed his pistol at the idle of his
:cd, net knowing at he tine who was
t.Ncing near him
SImcAoz pointed the barrel Of his pis
Ak III tha man standing near him and
lGl cd the trigger. at thc same time com.
-ng tO the realization that ii was his
ficHd- Felipe Chapa He attempted to
\ IN, the hirrcl down quickly. but be-
ne lie could d. 50 the bullet went
liou2h finger of his left hand and
40 chapa's left groin. Sanchez said,
| lnt ne could just as quickly have shot
hHPI through the heart, but he realized
Nh Late thatl II was 4 friend inste;Id of
enCmy .a.it' was l,cs itIt his Bel.
II was found upon examination that
X wound was serious, but no method
aS fund 10 step the rapid flow Of
lGod. The wounded man was carried
;iciI} 10 his home nearby. but had ex-
'ired before Il doctor could reach him.
K ! cd to death within a few minutes
Lf,nr the shooting
Fcip" Chapa Is 4 son Of Amado Cha
pa, an Old and well know resident OF
MatamorCs. lie was not connected with
the army in Matamoros. but was well
known among the officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
ADMINISTRATION SILENT
fBu .tNSocidtcd Press !


Washington u. c.. Noy. 4.-All of
ficialS here we're silent TODAY over the
notice dc ivcrc1 TO General Ilucrta YES
tcrlay that he must yacatc the provision
al presidency and scat no partisan.
The understanding was that govern
ment Cfficia were TO make no IN
nOunccments and await the next step
President Wilson lei the NcXicon Sit
uation simmer v hlc he went TO Prince
ton 10 vote.
An air IF confidence prevailing t.
day in Official rirr'cS is takcn to IL
dicatc that the United States II salts
fled that practically | of The great
powers have agreed 20 support the al
ministratinn policy. at east to the ey
tent of observing Il strictly neutral at-
titudc 1t is believe that General I!u
crta hos been informed of this fact.
No report has been made pub lc Of
the conference with diplomats. hasti \
called bv General Huerto when The III
timatnm hy The United States was de
livcrcd last night
Secretary of state Bryan flat'y, re
fused to discuss the demand Of the I'm
tied States for the immediate retire
mcnt of General Hucrta
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
SEVERE REYNA
GOES FREE
ACQUITTED BY JURY OF CHARGE
OF ROBBERY BY DISPLAY OF FIRE
ARMS-ANOTHER VICTORY FOR
ATTORNEY DOUGHERTY.
VERDICT BROUGHT IN BY JURY AT
z O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT-REYNA
WAS ACQUITTED OF MURDER
CHARGE LAST WEEK.
Especial to The HcrGld.(

Edinburg. Texas. Nov 4-Sevcro Rcv-
Ma. charged with rObbing by the use Of
firearms Manuel Gutierrez, near Merce-
dcs, this county. on the night Of March
80 1912, was acquitted of the crime by 1,
Jury in the Hidalgo county district cour,.
The verdict was brought in at o'clock
last night, and is second victory in Il
capital case i'm this term of court by w.
j. Dougherty. attorney for Rcyna.
Reyna was acquitted last week Of 4
charge of numbering Santiago Hinojosa.
a constable. at dance near Mercedes.
The alleged murder occurred on the same
night as the robbery.
Both crimes charged against Reyna
were capital oifenses and the victory for
the defense is considered very creditabt
to Attorney Dougherty, who conducted
both cases without assistance.
A strenuous effort was made by the
state, represented by District Attorney
l..
Alex Wheeless of Hidalgo county, but the
evidence against the defendant was not
sufficient to obtain decision by the jur,
for the state.
A strenuous effort was made by the
state. represented by District Attorne,
John l. kleiber and County Attorne,
Wheeless of Hidalgo County to convict
but the jury decided in favor of the de
fcnsc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
DENIED IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES VI.
HUERTA WAS ASKED TO RESIGN
No Indications That Provisional President Has Delivered
Reply To Note Transmitted Demanding His Iccc G11-
ton hing toa Officials Are Silent Over Note-Sec-
retary Bryan Fatly Refused To Discuss It.

sign the presidency of Mexico without
as his successor General AurcliaEa
Ilanquet, his minister Of war or any
ether member Of his cfficia faili y OF
Inof1i"ial c0tcric whom he might BE- cX-
pcctcd 60 control.
This ultimatum rom Washington
wa conveyed to President Iiuert2
through his private secretary, Scn0.
Rabago by Nelson @ Shan%hncssy, the
American Charge d'tlf,.ircs acting m
Ter instructors from the State Depart
mcnt. Ilucrta has returncd no answer
II is pointed ont that two answers
NY be made. lr
y rcfuSa! po.ntblank to comply aiG
'oSSib Y the handing to thr diplomatic
representative of his pasSoptr, or the
mination of Hucr,1 oilici,l.y
Those intimate with president Hu-
ia insist hat The latter conrsc is not
) SSiblc for many reasons the chief be
NJ that Stch woul be submission to
clicls. Onicial Mrxic3 no onger doubts
be intention cf The Washington admin
Hraticn and that it favorS the rcbe :
.1uSc and is convinced ihis is a means
copied to assist Carr1nZa T. win.
Ilucrta Summoned the entire -0rps to
Il" pa see last night. but why il is un-
known.
Rchc are reported advancing an at-
jack en- Zacatcras, but the government
4. loves fhr .r,1,.iSon * -trnner auo1,,yh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
HEAVY VOTE
BEING P0LL.ED
GREAT INTEREST BEING MANI
FESTED IN MANOEAI.TY ELEC
TION STRUGGLE BETWEEN TAN!
MANY AND FUSIONISTS.
VOTE LARGEST IN DISTRICT
WHERE STLXER Is CANDIDATE
FOR ASSEMBLY - ARRESTS
FOR IRREGULAR VOTING.

New York y. r.. Nov. Through
out this city today there was an unusu
ally heavy vote i'll the mayoralty clec
ton, evdcncing the great interest in
the struggle between Tammany and tho
Fusion ticket.
The vote was largest iii the district
where former Governor Sulzcr il 4 can
didatc for thc assembly His supporters
claim his election as sure.
twenty-five arrests were nia irrcg
ulaf voting here.
Seven states and many cities are ho,d
ing elections today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
M 'ALLISTER TRIAL
MOVES SLOWLY
TWO WITNESSES. DIR. RENTFRO.
AND DIR. SPOHN OF BROWNS
VILE. WERE ONLY ONES EX-
AHMED TODAY.
JURY LIST COMPLETED MONDAY
AFTERNOON. AND Is COMPRIS-
ED MAINLY OF LANACA COUN-
TN FARMERS.

Especial Telegram to The Hcrdld.)
IlallettSvillc. Tex, Nov. AFTER the
selection Of the jury in the case Of Paul
McAlliSIer. which was completed Monday
afternoon at i.30 o'clock progress has
been made slowly in the case. This MORN
ing only two witnesses were examined.
DR.. j. l.. Rentfro, and DIR. W. :. Spohn,
both of Brownsville. Both testified as
to the location of the wounds.
The Jurors are. G. w. Kuykendall. a
furniture dealer w. \. Rogers. stock
man: Ernest Fertch, manufacturer; III.
\. Dufner. a farmer Emil Jalufka, fam
mer; George McGec. farmer; Peter Et-
linger merchant; +. W. Koester. farmer,
l.. Il. Richter, merchant; o. C. Dittmar.
Saloonist Fritz Seeger. farmer.
Six of the jurors are of German parent
age one j. Bohemian and the others are
Americans. As whole the jury il con-
Sidered very good one. The vcnire has
not been exhausted.
Attorneys Cone Johnson and Adams
for the prosecution seemed to prefer not
II 90 outside of the vcnire for a Jury. and
50 were not very particular. All venire
men who were readers of socialist pa-
per were excused.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
FAIR TRIAL DEMANDED


tSpccid Tclcgyam 10 The Hcraid.)
Wa-hington ID C. Nov. i.-Scc-
rotary of state BRYAN at the request Of
United States Senator Morris Shcp-
pard today tclcgraphcd Consul General
Hanna at Monterrey and Charge
ShaughHcssy at Mexico City. demand
ing fair trial for Porfrio Laurel.
the Laredo man.
Laurel is accused of conspiracy
against the lIuerta government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
(By Associated Press. ,

Mexico CRY, Nry. 1-Thcic was IL in
dication here today that proyiSiona
President Huerta has yet delivered ami
reply to communications from be Unite
States government telling hin he mnS
resign Immediately ssfsasssl leave as F;
successor any of his aabNfSrtss whom J. :
could control.
In Official circles bere-nnd at the I'M
ted States Embassy slrnf:,Is were still
made today AZ to the Transmission of th'
note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
TOLL" he MUST RESIGN

Mexico City, NoY. 4.-PresiGent
Hucrta has been told that he must re
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
PROMINENT CITIZENS ARRESTED
iBN u esocintcd Prrss.l

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. Several
prominent citizens who have rre+enti-
ais as progressive party election oflici-
ais were arrested when the polls open
GA here and at Tcrre Haute today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04
X * X X X X
WEATHER

New Orleans, La, Nov. 4.-Coast
weather: Unsettled tonight or We'd
nesday. Probably showers. colder
Wednesday; light southerly winds
on the coast, shifting to moderate
northwcstcrly Wednesday.
= X x x x x x x \; x X
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04

Fl paSo, Tex. No.. 4.-Gcneral Dcr
r42as rcputcd L. hc the wcaithiest Mex
lean, is reported a prisoner Of the t"d
"rrIs in .Iuarez.
Though The rcIcrals denied ID, " iii
w0r ncrSiSt> that TcrraZaS and h ! firn
~ came on a spccial train with Gen'r
N Francisco Castro yesterday and ;ha'
'FcrraZaS was detained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-04

Chicago. Ills. Nov. 4-Acting
unCer orders from the War De
partment. four troops Of the Fif-
teenth United States Cavalry are
preparing 10 leave Fort Sheridan,
: Chicago, for FL Paso Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
SOUTH BEND SELECTS ITS
TEAM FOR HAMMOND DEBATE

1t looks like brains are to supersede
Drawn in the matter of inter scholastic
contests. More interest is manifested
in the coming debate between the
Hammond and South Bend high schools
than in the career of the track team
or the baseball nine
The Hammond team is composed of
Leslie Hellernan, Theodore Adams
Mildred Carter and Hanie Dye, alter
nate. 1t has the affirmative of a ques-
ton in which South Bend will try to
disprove. THAT the Commission Form
of Government Is Better Than the
Fort Wayne Plan for Indiana Cities"
South Bend has been represented in
debate for some years and has earned
a reputation for turning out winning
teams. Hammond is not the favorite In
the contest but everyone hopes for the
best. If the local high school does win
it will be due to the superior training
by members OF the faculty and the rig
orous preparatory the team has under
gone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
NEW REAL ESTATE
COMPANY ORGANIZED
Hammond Young Men Capt.
talize Association With
$4,000 Stock.

Hastings. Woods & Co. is the name
of a new real estate firm which has
entered the field in Hammond The
firm is capitalized at $4,000 and will
have Its place of business with the
Hammond Savings & Trust company,
in the Offices formerly occupied by Mr..
w. j. Hastings.
w. j. Hastings, the president of the
company, has successfully established
himself in business in Hammond as
the proprietor of w. ]. Hastings & Co.
as a result of two years activity in
this city.
Roscoe e. Woods. the secretary and
treasurer of the company, has been
more or less active in the sale of real
estate in Hammond for the last thrae
or four years.
The new company will have the
handling of Kenwood. the new addition
of the Hammond & Suburban Realty
company. of which Woods is president.
1t will also have the West Hammond
holdings of the Schlitz Brewing com
pany as well as hundreds of listed
pieces of property throughout Ham
mond and East Chicago.
The brokerage ensk of the business is
to be given special attention and it is
proposed to keep this branch of the
business free ndtindependent of any
other of the interests of the company.
While the resources Of the new COM
pany will not be as large as those of
some of the established concerns of
the city engaged in this line of bust
ness, it's members propose to make UP
for this in more Jealous service in the
interests OF their clients.
During the past two years Mr.. Hast
ings has built up a prosperous bust
ness. In all of his dealings with the
public he has won its confidence. While
Mr.. Woods has, as yet, a limited ellen
tele he is well-known as a result of hi,
long residence in Hammond and hi
/ work on THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES.
| The new company starts out will
| bright prospects. and the friends OF
the moving spirits in the enterprise
will watch their progress with inter
/, est.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
SOCIALISTS
CANDIDATES
ANNOUNCED

The ticket to be put in the field by
the socialists of East Chicago and In
diana Harbor in the coming city cam
paign, although nominated May /. has
Just been given out. The party met
at Moss hall on Thursday evening. that
date, and nominated the following for
the various city officers to be voted on
at the fall election:
For mayor-Ervin S. Whitmer.
For city clerk-Martin Petersen.
For city treasurer-Richard G. How
ell.
For city judge-Ernest G. Karstens.
First ward alderman-George Clap
per.
Second ward lderman-stanley era
bara.
Third ward aIesrman-Hans c. Pc
terson.
Fourth ward Recommendation My
hofer.
Fifth ward Herbert A. Car
penter
sixth ward alderman-Andrew opa-
six.
Seventh ward alderman-oscar, LON.
quist.
Alderman at-larg e-William c. Jones
Alderman at-large-Jame E. Nc
Kenna.
Alderman at-large-Jame l. Day.
E. s. whitmer, who is a grocer in
Indiana Harbor. Is chairman. and H
C. Peterson, secretary of the local or.
ganization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28

WIFE SEEKS
HER HUSBAND

Does anybody in the Calumet region
kno wanything of the whereabouts OF
one c. S. Fair of Pittsburgh?
If so he will do the wife and chill
dren of the party in question a great
favor by notifying the m of the fact.
or by communicating directly with
Fair himself, telling him that he may
safely return to his home city without
fear of arrest.
Thomas O'Connell of Indiana Har-
Dor received letter yesterday from
the wife of the absent man in which
she explains that there was a misup-
Outstanding between her husband and
the firm by whom he was employed
which led him to believe that they
wished to arrest him, and for that rea-
son he left town. 1t appears that in
1907 he came to Indiana Harbor and
put up at the Harbor hotel then con-
Quoted. and this is the reason that his
wife thought it possible he might be
here now The letter is pathetic one
and states that the writer is sick in
bed and the children grieving greatly
over their fathers absence. Mrs
Fairs address sis 81 South Twelfth
street, Pittsburgh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
High Courts Meet.

The supreme court of Indiana met
today in the opening of the May, 1918.
term. In the reorganization. as pro-
vided by the constitution, Judge Spen-
GER of Evansville, became chief jus
tice, succeeding Judge Meyers, who
was chief justice during the November
term, just closed. The court handed
down five opinions. one for each mem
Der of the court, thus abandoning the
practice of handing down three for
each judge. which has prevailed for
many years.
The appellate court was also reor-
ganized for the May term. Judge An
drew a. Adams of Columbia City sue
ceeding Judge Ibach as chief justice
and Judge Milton b. Hotel of Salem
succeeding Judge Felt as presiding
judge of the southern division.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
FINAL WEEK FOR
WORLD IN CHICAGO

THE World in Chicago" exposition.
in which hundreds of Hammond, Gary.
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor peo-
pie are participating, has entered upon
its last week of successful existence in
Chicago A parade, consisting of stew
ards, ministers, soldiers, etc. started
from the Coliseum late yesterday after
noon. Stewards drawn from 500
churches and representing all nations
were in the procession. The parade
started north in Wabash avenue. east
to 14th street, north into Michigan av-
enue and returned via the same route.
Many prominent ministers and lead
ing lawmen of churches of various de-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28

meeting in the I. O. o. f. Hall in East
State street for their regular semi
monthly meeting. After the business
meeting a pleasant time will be spent
socially
Hammond Tent No. AZ. X. o. T. NJ.
will hold its regular meeting in K. of p.
Hall tonight Second reading of tile
change In the bylaws, will be read and
two new candidates will be put through
the degree work. All members should
make a special effort to be present.
Mrs. John ]. Claussen of State-Line
street and Mrs. w. ]. Stewart of Rim
bach avenue will spend, few days
visiting relatives in Valparaiso.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28

Sunday and on account of the health
of his mother intends to locate here
permanently Croak has been touring
the south for nearly two years and
has made great name for himself.
The news of his victories were al
ways good news to his friends here.
who hope to see him at the top of his
class in short time. Fight fans are
anxious, to see him in action and it
may be possible that a match will be
secured for him.
Both Young Bishop and Tommy
Tague are doing hard gym stunts, a
they are expecting to meet each other
inw a short time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
WIN auis Team Members.

Word was received today from South
Bend high school that the team that
will represent that school in the debate
with Hammond high school. in Ham
mond, on Friday evening. June 6, has
been selected. An interesting fact
about both teams is that each is made
up of two young men and one young
women. The young woman who will
represent South Bend Is Miss Catherine
Swinehart; the young woman from
Hammond is Miss Mildred Carter. Both
have had considerable experience in
public speaking.
Monday of next week the high school
team will be quizzed by Rev Adams OF
the Baptist church, Wilson Henderson,
director of industrial education in the
city schools and Judge Lawrence Beck
err On Tuesday the team will meet a
picked high school team composed OF
jamie Dye. Adele Dunbar and William
Arnold
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28

nominations, lead thousads of men. wo-
men and children.
Captain II. ]. Medium of the First
regiment Illinois national guard was
marshal of the parade and an escort of
mounted police. assisted by band, ac-
eompanied the procession. 1t was re-
viewed by the officials of the exposition
in special stand erected on Michigan
avenue.
Many people OF Lake county Witness
ed the grand review. Tomorrow will
be Masonic day at the exposition and a
large body of Masons will attend. The
performance of Pageant of Darkness
and Light" playing a the Auditorium.
draws vast attendance at every per-
Torrance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
HOBART FOLKS AT
GARY HOSPITAL

Mrs. George Passow OF Hobart Is III
a serious condition at the Gary Gen
eral hospital following an operation for
hernia.
Miss Mary Kegebein of Hobart was
received at the hospital yesterday to be
operate on for appendicitis. The young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hale who is
suffering from meningitis following
ptomaine poisoning, is somewhat inn
proved today. Mrs. Florence Cecil and
Alex Markovich, patients at the hos
pital. are reported TO be improving TO-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28
m TkSR
S.UPER nnlHnTO
and CIRCUIT UUUnuO

court a center of attraction in the
koontzLake County Printing and
Publishing company libel suit. Law
yers are present from all over the
county. Six different cities and towns
in Lake county were represented yes
terday. The case is attracting wide
spread attention and much interest is
manifested in the outcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-28

Mrs. Robert Kidney and little daugh-
ter of Calgary. Canada, arrived in
Hammond yesterday for visit with
Mrs. Kidneys parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Kelley at their home in South Hob
man street. Mrs. Kidney was formerly
Miss Mayme Kelley of Hammond.
Mrs. Lou Morris and son. Charles OF
Providence. r. !. are the guests of Mrs.
e c. Smith and Miss Maude Smith at
their home in State street. They arrived
in Hammond Sunday an dwill remain
all summer.
Mrs. Cal Goodwin of Beafi avenue has
been entertaining Mrs. Ida Lawrence
and daughter Lillian of Bloomington
ILL.,. during the past week end. They
returned home yesterday after spend
ing a fw days in Hammond,