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Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - June 17, 1890, Dunkirk, New York vol,, xx B HEP SEREST ATI VE USINESS HOUSES another mise horror. THIRTY-ONE MINERS MEET A TERRIBLE RATE OF DUNKIRK. 4 NFM Kl UMI HAl'HlM l r rulin* /% ill kin*!* >4 ».4»*k* •• •I**' •*•»*"* #.iU.U"« Be VI •« l»r|**rtww»t >» r T Imnk.rtlt'nnMikJ* imi>*nv fj — 7 uviMtrK^i • in' w --I ^ *r*'I' A « *-ntrmi A muu**, "Pl"*!' /'-ufn \ j 5q,oa All OI W.r l »D.I "oft * AT JI Lu rn I**-r, 'bmii «** *"•* I At*. 4 Ii? I i iiflMpoo tor wL>l<*al* Ult* •uiitefiML HoKKIfUF WOK! Off MKK UA JCP. It It K. < 11 mint. f£* «n>l in ( entrai Aw >. Aru«tar P»n.u.«rrBpU**r. in»tJUilaJM*iU* Pu./tograelte of Balms » speeiklty* *,lt7r* *##U not wa, I for nuunbiiM* except for JBI in**. { # pr»**lol . Nu. I* B. Ssewari Itiwi. near Bul- ti .I •urot, Dunk.rh, N■ I MB.fi/• or*, I l*iai|»lil**Uq et* ., ImmiiiiI in Btl rivb**. « enter* J sr uiuU\ aron.teU to. All wick cubtbbUwI. ft KA MKKT HUM KIK! MOL "UL I# I fULTBl A v#ou«*. 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MI Biol JUT I ¥ Center ntreet, Manufacturer* of the *r r«unweif' anil "Imttkirfc" perter! - itll sn Ore aa rii.ru*. on BB ie in Bl I leading lurmAittf, IOU: ag aud dr) gsaris liuunea tit I Junk irk. I>. F. rooMF.%. ♦ A Bad 434 Lorn Street I ll Irealer ta I U or. lee.!. Bit. bsisu Hay. rtw**-ulialee. et*. FalaliiistteU, IsTT. hKI C lio m Bud toning 'van-on, lo iou 4 Depot. KUT acc— to bm tm.na and tws-bow Sonar*. Beat Breton Q»»Mtati.ma far » om-ser. iBi I raveler*. I.om J Murphy, Prop. K HACK* A « AA.. VT and Al ¥, ToirU atrecC fine F or altun*. • Blo ae I Ware boo l> ii ii iRiring Picture Frame* made to arter. HV . Ii Ut ll I '• J* A » * * Mil I en ira. Ave.. L«o<ten of I- alburn and lienUemen (mutiters AKUI I ST*.AM UFA TINA* IO., ll anOfiM tnrem ut "tests Heating Apparatus Sanitary Pl urn mux a specialty H OCK -THM LAI NIAKY. our specialties; kine "bi rte. loc; Collar*. lr; C afft, 4**, ani Lace I i. rL*. tis Free Iteuv ery A vt . Cumming*. AIT t Miler street ll K. OK MM. ¥ r bird st, cor of Bu lf alo Man ut actins*!* aud denier n ¥ ne B«« Ie A "S<>«s I , CSKI WK ll. KH s NKW STORC, nil ¥ IU ri •! t,' • a ."U»U- 't.er . M ,».• ai In • rn ni'-ii Us, Mjga.'.i lie*.I *at ly aieivt ekiv Pa ertBimng to a ii. a - pee tai tv ____________^ .. , ki*ers n<l ck rr'iiin g pertaining Ut a erst ckn txM.k Uire vbtki. IU ■ j»H PKI.MT><■ i>l every description and at • I ..sreat iivtug i tics t>-.' Dunkirk Printing < oui|iaus, S and lo P.. -e<«md St JU. % A* Acct.ienl au<t t.enerai lusuranun. HI Rf N anti t«ene ar* in Beat P.-tate and attention paid u> me • ire ag re ut* ic. IIH! enter son, fir* Lilt. luinurasun. I lea i-L.naus. Particular •*f or .peri J collect- j ak., .lid Ctior. M ON KOB'N PHARM kt I. tai * entrai Avenun H cb. I a ii ar ten f.»r Wall Paper Pi.rn .Obit, A* ii BRR INS, J. W, I*Ut tenter street. M tun foot urer anti dealer i n I larne-s. -addle#. Br,dies, collars, Crunks,* I pa, Hit lf alo K<diea, M T-e Cover* * .lorn M. tie un and -leigb R.die« I*. SS HOI TK*, _ 17 East Thirl street. Facbiooablc Tailor, ircnlit men w.Il Sad it to tue,r aa van cage p. rail on me before pur nan.na elsewhere. Ii PL IART A COL, CW Lumi street. ■ •enenl Hardware,White la'a.t.OiU,Painter's 9uppK.-s. (bl < loth-, <>rantte Ware. A special tv I sberwih W iltianaa Pa. ut and Monroe range. It I LINS*, such aa Mank-iMtok*. Irlgera, and ait kmdsof blanks done Bt Dunkirk Pno'mg « om pane, :* and IU E- -econ.l -L • , I i >i ll.PH KO IT VEN HIP PIR. IL cor. I biri aud Bnf alo na, Healer in t>raaite, Marble. P aggmg anti Bunding -toms. Call on me ne fore buying your st*le-WBlk. I) Isl KT A CO., L • and J P ast Fruit -tn-et Whiskr, Wmea, Brandies. iT-terai Liquor store for fmily ids. ikOUKBT VKtV, IV Lion street, near the depot, Boartmg. -ale, feed and Livery st*bin. stabling by the day or week on reasonable ITT— AM J. «* I PPA irt». JU! Central Apa. (Up t^ o... t - - >*■^uerai Insurance and keai Balate VgenC fire, Life, Accident, kit ' Live Utucl Lur Ui act e. Prom pc attention gi v -n to baying and selling Beal P -tate I * JON P.S. 75 K. Th,rd ac, cor I vent Place into* Meal Market- PreaA, Salt aa. -Mibd Meat*. I .ar-1, sauaages, «ivstcr* aa P-.ultrv S. JEW El.K V. At. ie Aurora Bai I nm-! * at. a Le pa.nag a specialty. I. -laid. NJ K I birl ak ki:k. Men bam ra.ior. 1« i entrai Avenue $600 REWARD! va I wdi pay the al»»Te re war I for any cam of Liter t oui plaint, Dv s pepsi a, sick I leat la* be I itl^rslt'-a. . rn* ii pa urn. tit loativeuese w» < ta,.oi cure w.U) West'* Vegetable Liver Ptlla s lien (be lim lions arr strictly complied with I net aie purely N egctauie. aud never tail I* g. re satisfacbKU sugar J outed. Large It.ive* c«»u!Biuing k* Pills, ift cent*, lb ware bf I'oun i rte its, and tmiiBU.uus. The grn'ti ne manu tv ure t tally bj J J'IIN L W BBT A CO. sold by Monroe s Pm an* tir. D kirk. N. I Tbs Explosion Un* of tks Most Diana lroua Ever Recorded la the Hie tory of the Coke Refton The Accident Occurwd la the HIU Parma Milles na Dunbar. Pm — Ftftj-Bovoa Miner* W ere at Work When tho Fire Damp Exploded — Fire Quickly Fallowed the Explosion and AII Hugs of Escape Was bhat DAT ky the Flames. Only Two Men Benetted. Who Had Died front the Force of the Ex pi.mien. Parent*. Wives. Children and Sweet hearts of the Entombed Victim* '.ether at the Mouth of the Mine. and a strong Guard is Necessary to Pts-•rat Them from Bush lag late the Deadly Hole—strenuous Effort* Being Made to Rescue the Bodle*. Dunbar, Jane 17 —Thirty on* ruiner* were killed yesterday by an explosion of goa in the coal mines at Hill Farm, owned by the Dunbar Furnace company, and located one mile went of thin place The expiunloo occ ame I at 10 3b o'clock in the morning The bol ie* of two of the unfortunates were taken oat The other* are still entombed in the mine, where a {terce fire is raging * Desperate effort# are in progress to clear the way to recover the bodle*, bat so far without avail A ream mg party of IOU men, headed by Mine Inspector Keigley of this district, spent the aftertujon rn the pa. but up ta a lata hour last night had baen able to rescue but two bodies These two men had died from the force af the explosion and the bodies are badly huraed. Their feat ares ore dis toited and dL-figured and could only bo recognized by their clothea Fifty *avon miners were at work about 5,<JUb feet from the mouth of the slope when the explosion occurred Near the point at w hich the beading -tarted, an air hole bad beeu Trilled recently Gas and water hail accumulated in it A miner named Patrick Kerwin penetrated this air hole, six inches in diameter, with his pick, whereupon a strong stream of water gushed out Kerwin alarmed sounded 'he danger signal His assistant. Patrick Hayes started hurriedly for the main entrance and had scarcely moved when the foul gas was ignite* from his lamp The explosion that followed was terrific What little air there was in the place drifted to the heading to the right of the injun entrance The fire followed swiftly and before the thirty -cue men would be alarmed all hope of sarape was shut ok by the flames The twenty-six men employed in the left head were notified af the clanger in time to save their lives although their e-cape wa# thrilling and wa* accompanied by the wildest confusion Af a point uear where the explosion ac curred the bodies of Daniel hbeiran. fine tx -wa. aud Darn! Hayes were found They hod evidently attempted to escape through the flauies Following is a full list of tho in lasing miner* Joseph Brione*. Ku h bhd Brio nek Milt FERNET married Barney Mons. Pktlk Eagan, aged 44 years tiOHkKT Mi it ITLL Martin Cay ankh John Cope, lUJkrned ANDY Cope, son of John Cope Pat Divllv married John De Bannet, married John Joy John De Bavney. sou of John De Ban uey mr David Davis, married. THOM AA Davis, son of David Da via Pat Cahill, married William Cahill, -ingle. PAT COURTNEY, married John COURTNEY, win of Pat Courtney Dan scouts, married J A ML' "HE NRN DANNY SHEARN David Hays#, mjurned William H nte*. son of David Hayea .James McCleary, married. Thoma- Mi Clk a RY. married FLM KR Pi-^ tv -ingle Joseph BIGLEY, aged 30 roars, leaves widow and two children. Barney Maust. Fmanukl Maist, brother of Barney Maust Jai k Mitchell aged 40 years, married. The explosion was one of the most disastrous and deadly in the history of the coke region. In the Leissurmg disaster in IflKi twenty three men Uwt their lives. At Col. James M Reed s works at this place two years earlier twenty Ave men were killed at the Youngstown works. A year later some fourteen lives wert lost. This late-t calamity has unnerved the community and the inhabitants arp wild with excitement. Thousands of people gathered at th# mouth of the mines in the afternoon. Among them were the pared ta. wi vee, children aud sweethearts of the uafortun-atoo, and a strong guard of police was necessary to prevent many of them, mad with anguish, from rushing into the deadly hole Wivern, widowed by the horror, -tod. about ill clad and aura fix it ♦—I, lulling to sleep their babies in arm* Mothers wrung their hands and cried aloud for their boys, while children aged from S to 15 years hurried about, looking into the bbirkened faces of the escaped miner*, in the hope of Anding their fathers or brother* Their suffering woe pitiable, and while the authorities of the company were exerting ail their energies to recover the bodies, the total abnence ol information regarding the fare of the nns-ing men ma*ie tUeir dixtrens more severe, and moans aud groans went up unconsciously from mony of th# pinched lips in the unhappy crowd These works fur utah coke for th# Dun bar Furnace company, who own them tfoorge Parish af Wilke*-Barre. Pa., la president of the company Samuel Dick son and J C Bullitt of Philadelphia are among th# heaviest stockholder* The effacers of th# furnace company have been notified of the disaster, and the authorities hor* have bean instructed to do evarything In their power to relieve lite dis' row of thee* who have suffered the calamity The nut>rwtaie Railing Mill company sem a force of men to aid the rescuer*, and they will ainee down their work* and send all their employee Th# Olyphant Furnace people tele graphed la* night asking lf assistance was nailed Their service* wiM anc be needed. as more men harealready veJunL-ered than J can find work C(ironer Holtefiok who Uvea at Fair ( banca, wa* notified last night H# is expected h«rr ie-day The lam by the exph doci cannot now be ascertained It erlll U heavy, however end the owners 4 are fearful that the works will have to be allan toned Night never fell on a gloomier scene thou this. Men, women and children still stood about hoping against hope and pain fully silent Just inside the manhole holding in his hand a flickering lamp stood Father Melody with his prayer book in baud reading the last sacrament to the unseen unfortunate* Hr w*» not disturbed by tbs excited, earnr-t workmen, who rushed Hither and thither rn their endeavor to get at th# bait Arm* full of hay were carried in by th# men to close off ail possible escape af the fresh air The news of the explosion spread rap idly to all the work- in the region On all incoming trains visitors commenced to pour into Dunbar Mony mine bueaee and superintendents were among them. aud the Utile hotel wa* taxed to its utmost capacity . To the miners it was a question almost personal, a* none of them knew when death may meet them in the aaine form A fire damp explosion is Y. TJTKSD VY. JUN'S IT. 1»«. bISt'O.YI LM th BOBBIES. DlteEASED MEAT IN CHICAGO DISSATISFIED WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S POLICE BILL TR* Meti-upviltau Palls* af Loudon Will Coil a Meeting I# Decide I poi* a Plan of Act iou - An lmportan; BUI Befur* Par Ii ament—Mary Anderson'* Marriage Will be a Quiet Affair region and on that account, lf for nothing I rise. rh.- present disaster is all the more fearful THE PURE FOOD BILL. London, Jan# IT—The government's polite bill, which ie just published, tail* to satisfy the discontented "bobbies'' notwithstanding its obvious purpose to moi lify the feeling growing out of Mr Mat thews arbitrary course The disaffection at the police ha* finally taken definite form and a meeting of repreneutittives of the force ha* been called to decide upon a plan of action which will be put into operation at once The professional labor altaian have come promptly to the front with offers of amlet-sup# and in some casette v* dispensed with the formality of of faring their services and taken up the cause of the police ae their own One af the first measures ta be adopted by the police, it is stated upon authority will be their prompt and positive declination of the aarim alin- of thee* agitator* for the reasou that their identification with the movement will drive away the very eie ■nit of popular support of which the men stand in greatest need and upon which they rely chiefly for success The influence of Chief Commissioner Mutero is being exerted in the direction of rarity in chi* restraining violent expression of the in A Cumpreheustvs Report from tits Cern rn lite* on Agriculture. Washington, June IT—Mr Paddock, from the committee on agriculture and forestry, mode a re part ta the senate yea terday on the pure food bill. The report says that if the I ailed State* is to inter pjjee to prevent os the cern mitt#* thinks it should, the damsge to health and mar als which these prs. rices of dishonest dealer- an* working in every community. it seems desirable that the information already gained, and the experience ac quired in the department of agriculture should be utilized Aa the en force maut of the law will de peed very largely upea scientific iiiveatigation, it was felt by the committee that the officer* eanaacted with it sUould be from e ••liefly scientific da partment. Anat her rtto*au equally a* strong presented itself as an argument for placing the exiecution of the law under the direction of the depart meut of agrtsul tun* By far the grv iter part of the articles of food consumption which would be affected beneficially by the proponed legislation are the products of American agriculture. Declining prices and restricted markets. the result# of sophi-tication of foods after they have pmtsed from his kanda, withdrawal of the -on Ade nee of the oeasuiner, which is cifts una alike th# reputation of the producer and the product—ail have combined to arou-e the Amen aaa farmer to the uec-esstty of -urb natluaal legislation as wiil supplement imperfect and conea quentiy ineffective legislation of the -tatee It i- <**timated by a leading trade journal of the United ^tate*. says the report, that 2 per rent of the entire load product of the country ia -op hist it ated Taking the e-timat* of four sad a hall biliioa* of do ti jct* a* tim total value ef the food supply ' on*timed ut the United "tate* Annually, (here is upon this basis of vetlmat iou fie).(MG.(MN) a year of fraudulent food products foisted upon consarn ere Dr Abbott of the Massachusetts Board of Health, asserta that ta that state a* the resalt of the stringent food t«n#c- excitement which prevails in his de | .rtuient, aud thi# is the only check upon » demonstration which would wreck the hopes of the leaders of forcing the govern meat into a liberal compromise, if not on absolute back down in parliament there is evidence in the temper (rf the opposition, and Mr. Balfour s surrender Id the matter of the band purchase bill of the waiting power of the government, and every possible advantage will be taken of th# situation to increase the confusion of the ministry TO PROTECT SIU TISH INVESTORS A bill of great importance la before parliament and hoe fawn reported favorably from a committee. It holds to a strict re •potability Hisn who permit their names to be used sa th# directors of projected companies It has been a coon ai ou thing for noblemen and ethers here and prom -inent American- en the other ald# to permit. for a • o us. deration. the uae of their names in connection with en ter prise* that are being floated on the British public Hereafter, should the bill besom* a law, a# it doubtlasa erlll at this suasion, all such persona, thus authorizing tbs use .rf their names will be liable Anan clolly fur the truth of the statement# to whmh their names are affixed aa guanin tora, and any person losing money through such an anterpriae may bring suit against auf director aud re. over damages, but the director may present os a sufficient defame*. evtdea. « abow mg that he made careful inquiry in good laith into the repre •entat* rn- made in behalf of the company It la expected that the operation of this iuil will put an end to much at th# deception now practiced on British investor* TUE NAVAJHH>AJilMUMfiN MARRIAGE Only «ight psrson* beside* 'ae contracting parties and the officiating ctrrgymaa and hts attendant# will be present at the marriage of Mary Anderson to Mr. Na verre in the suburban church to-day raer*- sd 11 be no bridesmaid# The bride and groom will »p«*ud their hone) ut' <*>u in Venice The Calden ion railway »tat ion at kdin burgh caught fir* yesterday and despite the atrenu*ms exertion# made to save the •tructur* it wa* totally burned, together with a large number of carnage* and ether property rtx German Culholtc brothers and nine and drug inspection laws there ha# been a Maters of chanty have taken their depart saving of 5 per cent ta the people in the ar* for Africa the increased purity of food product# lf the same results of deterrent legislation could prevail throughout lh* country the annual saving to the consumer through pure food would reach the stupeudous I sam of a quarter of a billion dollars But then* u> another 'tendpoint hardly I leas vital from which the importance of the subject present# itself That m from the »tde of the food proceeds whoa# product* are sophisticated and misbranded, and whose market for a pure food product ta restricted because of the pjusuen for fraud which discredits the punty af the products subject to adulteration In conclusion the report say*. "The hill reported bv your committee is believed to be at once conservative and comprehensive. It is drawn in their judg meat alike in the interests of the honest manufacturer and the general consuming public, it will render unnecessary the en act meat of law* dire. cd against special interests or designed to supplement trade jealousy By its po?- ge ai! u iteration and Aoph istle at loo ta foci* and drugs, it is believed, will be reduced to the minimum, commercial integrity to engage in misMnnarv worm Forty eight workingmen» dwellings were destroyed by fire at Steinbach. Pni!*- aii^yaMerday butchers of Hamburg are on strike to maintain their membership in the Butchers union the masters having no tided them to withdraw under penalty of item tonal MR. BALFOUR ASKED TO EXPLAIN PaneUlts* Indignant Over til* Action of Police at New Tipper*!-) London, Jane 17 — There was an exciting scene in the house of commons last evening growing out of a Darnel lite demand for an explanation on the part of Mr tlaifeur rf the maltreatment of the people of New Tipperary by the police od the oceeoioa of the celebration of Mr. O Brian s marriage by parades, bonfires. Me Mr Balfour denied th* charge that the people had been maltreated for celebret mg Mr O Brum "a marriage, or that bhoy bad been maltreated at all The pollee had extinguished the bonfires, bat bulwarked by the eely for the reason that they obstmeted detection and punishment of dishonest dealers and millions of dollars annually saved now abstracted from the pockets of consumers Supplemented, as it should be. by legislation dealing with the inspection of products of the slaughter house* intended for foreign sale, it will strengthen and build up a declining export trade in American food products and maternally lighten the load new carried by the American farmer :h# san Mea# Races at Brighton Beach. Brighton Beach. N Y , June IT—The races bere yesterday to suited as fallows Firot race. X mile Slumber first. Ba hem mn second. Lancaster third, time, UKK- Second race. % mile Early Blossom first. Repent second Conrad third* time. 1AHM Third race. mile Reelers first. Civil Service second. Trestle third, time, l ib. Fourth race, 1\ miles: Little Jim first. Quezal second W Daly. Jr, third, time, %:W%. Fifth race. I mile: Strideaway tint, Bodge secoud. Seymour third. time. I Alit, of Avardi Mad« for Washington, June IT—The award the N, I io-too armored cruiser will be to William Cramp Sc xan*of Philadelphia, adopting their plan* and ar ran gemen ta of engine* and healer* -txteen feet in diam et#r. and enbetitating them in the depart meat » plan of hull The S.iUGtoa cruiser gue> to th# Union Iron Work# company of California on the department plans at il.7W.0flU _ Admiral Long Resigns. Hong Kong. June 17 —Admiral Long. the English commander of the Chinese North Coost sqmadron, has resigned He gives a* his remain for resigning that the Chinese officers of the squadron ars in •ubnrdiaote The prospects for the fleet are bod. a* the Chinese admiral and the captains are totally incompetent rs Gill and Clancy questioned Mr Balfour in regard to the system of "shadowing'' prevalent In Ireland, and asked how shadowing would prevent boycotting Mr Ihalfour said that no one in Ireland had been shadowed unless he was engaged in intimidating other* When intimidation ceased, he said. shadowing would be stopped Mr Balfour then alluded to the crimea which hod Urea committed by the Irish, hi# remarks having the effect to exasperate the Parneilites Mr Dillon in a violent manner demanded on apology from Mr Balfour for the use of the word "crime," and Mr. Gill gave Balfour the lie. Mr Gladstone challenged Mr BiUfour to prove his aanertion* that the Liberal* * had engaged in. encouraged or abetted I crime Mr Balfour substituted the words "boycotting and intimidation" for "crime," and 1 on appeal to th* #p«axer the subject was , dropped _ A Nsjs EvmSib af tbs Bait Aet. Boston, June 17.—A St Johns. X F, special giv#* a description of the bewest a*salon of the bart act A Newfound land vessel procures a license to carry a cargo of herring to Boston under th# false pretense of stress of wesrhar and lh# calk at bt Pierre ."Le is there attached under process of UM French court for an alleged lets to a St Pierre trader This debt is ar cly fictitious Uudsr order of the •ourt th# carn* of barring is sold in St Pierre at public auction and a large pries ta res ii md The dup ai released from the attachment and the captain pocket# the •poll and the law is success fully evaded A Pleasure Yacht Baa Dow*. Detroit. June 17 —The steam yacht I alia, owned by the Grosse Pointe club. aas run down and sunk in the Introit river, off the Michigan dock#, shortly after I o clock yesterday afternoon All on ooard were rase awl The yacht was run . zn by th# tow tug Un*ping. Several Thousand Psuod* F*asd La th# Basemsat of rn Slaughter lf aune Cl HT ABO, June 17 —Health department inspector* claim ta have- rfi>rrtver*»d that the meat of lumpy jaw ct I cattie was betag pn**erved for *aie at Jacob Has# slaughter h«>u*e The inference u fhjtt at cheap price* tiro tainted meat wa* in he marketed through peddler* in the arf s-an district# ta Chicago ApiMLTOutlv each elevator load of m#at. before being hoisted to (he tipper floors of the slaughter house for de»druction in rendering vat*, was for a moment lowered to the basement and the hind quarters ■se refly unloaded, after which the deva tor again darted upward to the rendering vat*. Two thousand "even hundred pound# of the alleged >iiaea#ed meat was (bund hidden in the basement. ENGLAND WANTED THE PENINSULA. Aa I star* lew IT Uh On# of th# Al!#go«t "aa I>i#go Filibuster*. San Francisco, June 17—Walter G Smith, who wa* honked ae governor gen sral of the new !#>wer ( aiifentia republic, which the San Diego filibuster* proposed to start in August if their plan# had not lawn exposed, is in flu* city H»- det tared that the mpwrf of SpecuU Agent Foster will deal more with the plan# of the revolution over the border in Lower California than with the attempted inca "iou from the United "tats* All the blame rest# on the British company which wanted the revolution so that the Fsnm villa coaid be banded over ta the protec (ion of England He assert# that Foster • report will ex .meritte the Americans who have bosn barged with fllibu-tsnng A cold-blooded doctor Ills Explanation of Hi* Aelitaat't I***rh U.x>« Not "atUf> th# Polls#. Milwaukee. June IT —Dr Hts-ae wax trr»"fed Sunday afremoca H*telephoned for the police to come to his office. When they arrived ne wa*, emily vmokiugg long (temSled pipe while two feet away tram him wa" the dr-ady body of Miss Annie Lu belat hor The doctor said she wa* taken with a fit rn en'enag hi* office and died He refused to say sn vt h. ag further, except that he did not knew her The girl. it was learned by the police afterward hod besa paddling a patent medicine for Br Hose# TRI* Sauna* Like * Ramans*. ^ IENXX, June 17.—Th# Archduchess Yg-leria yesterday publicly ren#uaoe4 ail Jai ai" to th* tbrsa. of Austria, in order that abe might marry rhe man of her hater The ceremony af th# renunciation took plaj.e ta the imperial council cham her. It was an affecting a* well a# an impressive «m en# Th# archduchess having tnjide her formal declaration which was July attired and proclaimed, turaod to rhe -itaperer and members af (ga imperial family and said a loving hU'hjtad woald make a true woman happier than a ta*u vand throne# The em parer took hie laughter in hi# arm", and all present were deeply touched i I oak U»« tar* an strike. New \ ohk Jane 17 —The executive committee of th# Cloak Catter* union, th# 1 look Makers and Cantractar*' unioasmer yesterday and signed an agreement to •(rand by each other rn the lockout of th# employee of Mever. Jonaeseu At Co A opy (rf this agreement wa# seat ta the Man ufact urers asMociation The Cont rae-tor#' union will return all the un finished work they have on hand to th# manufacturers Confederated unions of the w*rk-uicn will only m»Mcmze clothing manufacturer* individually. About IO NNJ employe* are on strike and both aide* ara determined. A Till-Tapping Pnlteeiaan *u«pen<ie«L New Yore. June IT —Policeman Donovan hoe been suspended from duty and he ha# been pin red gaffer arrest -bar gaff with till-tappmg It is « harged that na the lith inst , when in full uniform, he -•■tared Michael Burns "aiooa, and when b# thought the bartender'" attent iou w a# turned in another way he took "#me money from the caih drawer When caught ie the art he dropped the money in th# drawer aud hastily left If Dane van rn convicted of the charge ha will Im sent to prison. ______ Fear* at rn Yellow Fever Fpid#mlc. NY ASHINOTOS, June 17 —burgeon (rea-ernl Him iii.rn of the Marine hospital bureau, is informed that a second case af yellow fever bos developed aa the British vessel Avon, now detained at the than deieur. La., quarantine aration H# has alae received a to port from a special agent «eut to Merida, Yacataa, to investigate it# sanitary cond (Mon. that twelve case* of yellow fever have occurred (hare and there are fears of nu epidemic. •furriers*! la Bi* Tampa. Fin . June IT —J Baker and a man named Browue. bosh carpenters. hied a difficulty recently over nam* meany which Baker loaned ta Brown# Baker went to Browne « t«.arrimg house fihiaday prepared to pick a quarrel with him unless he paid the money and finding Br#wa# asleep he struck him a heavy blow on tho head with a piece of "Cantling Brown# died shortly afterwards Baker is in jail. Tug Boat I>#*trvysri ky Fir*, Baltimore, Juno lf.—The tug D L Flannagan of Troy, X Y.. from Norfolk for Chariest ob. S t\. took fire at J. fib A. M., Sunday. 15 miles outside af Cape Henig The pilot boat. Pilot of Baltimore, discovering fames went to her relief, rescued th# crew, extinguished the flame*! and towed the boat ta Norfolk Tha hull of the Flauuagan is Ladly burned A Lunatic * Suicide Lincoln, Neb . June 17 — Richard Hansen, an in mat# of the insane asylum, killad himself Sunday He wa# confined in a "safety room, but gained rnsos to tbs window with the glass of which he inflict cd frightful ga- hen on his throat, causing almost mutant death Han«en ho# beeu in the asylum only a few day* A New BrakeoDoa I nj iii Wellsville N. Y , June IT —F a Ransom of Hornell#vllI#. N Y . a new brake luau on the way freight on the New York. Lake En# and W'esdern railway, whit# making a coupling at this station fell be neath the wheel* and had his left leg injured and the toe* of his right foot badly crushed stanley'* Latest Agpolatment. Bringela. Jane 17.—Henry M Stanley ha* been tendered and has accepted th* governor generalship of tha Uoaga Free State He will not enter upea hie datum until tha beginning af MAI unless ha should be called upon to assume thorn earlier by King Leopold. THK SPORTING NEWS. YESTERDAY'S EVENTS IN THS WORLD OF SPORT I— 4 I— Rd Smith af l>en*cr Heat* J*mc* Bal) mi Philadelphia U. a •'laish GU*» Fight at Bnffhi*> — Re*nita af the Bai. Gnu*!—Race* aa Tv* froch* -Char ley smith ol Fuglaai I Ma cs a (hail# age Buffalo, Jun# IT.-The Arlington Atli let it- club's Dew amphitheatre sa# . rowd*.. inst night with devotees of the manly art of sell defen se, who hail assembled ta wit ties* the flumh glove fight between Cd Smith of Denver and James Daly of Phil adeiphia Smith wa# the favorite in the betting Both men had worked them •elves into fine condition Smith weighod 17b pound# He wa* seconded by William Maid.ion. Mike Cleary and Frank Boe worth. Daly's weight was given at MYI pounds Steve Brodee, th# bridge jumper Tom Manning and P J Griffin of Phiia deiphia were behind Balr. Daly entered the ring promptly at MMU followed a aiotneut later by Hraith The tight was for a El ***» puree, of whieh 35UU woe to go to the loner Professor James Connors of the Buffalo Athletic club acted aa referee. Daly fought hard, but it wa* easily to be seen that he was no man h for Smith Daly wa* terribly pun'"nod tad wa# only •wived from being completely knocked out by failing to respond in th**eventh round the tight being awarded ta Smith. THE BASEBALL FIELD The Games In th# Brother houri. I.«agu<r am! American Aaoulatlon. FLA VCli# I KA.let At Boston Boated .... 0e02202« 1—11 Philadelphia. ......0 2 2 0 4 5 tt U •- U Ha*c hit*—h<<*ton LL Philadelphia lh Errors Htatou A Philadelphia IU. batteries Humbert and Kelly; BuSntou and Cruse aud Milligan. Umpires Matthew* and Gunning Sec ond game Bo-ton ........3 a 0 U 11 4 0 U 3—IE Philadelphia 0 *> 0 0 I 0 I U o— 2 Has# hits—Boston Id Phi'adc I phi* #. Errors Huston 3, Philadelphia », Batten**! Radbonrne and Murphy: filiated and Millican. I'm pi re* -Gunmag and Matthews. At Brooklyn -Brook vs .2 0200 1401 I— 7 New York I I 0 I 0 0 I 0 2 O— 4 Ro**- hit* Brtrf.klya T, New York t Error" Br ooklin L New York A Botte rlee Murphy aud Kl rn. low Ursae ami Bering. Umpires Knight ami lunes Ar Buffalo Buffalo. 00010410 3— A Pit-.burg ...........0 4 t 3 0 I 0 2 v-lii Hjsm hits —Buffalo U, Pittsburg ID. Error* -BnffhloL Ptttahurg V Harte Has- Fenton and Mack. Maul ami <Jumu Umpires Barnes and Gaffney At Chicago-- Chicago .. .0 • 9 0 0 0 I Cleveland ....... .0 I I 4 0 4 0 Base hits -* hrtcago A Cleveland » Errors Ch.cag.. % cleveland 2. Batterie* Baldwin and Farrell. M £ut. Uffe. 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I'mplre- McDermott At (TiiCitgu Chicagr'....... 2 I 1 0 0 0 0 3 I itlsaii nr ....0 000006 I b*.-e sn*—('hic i#« * l*1tt»bnrx A Error* Ciuwago I. Pltisnurg A * bal tex - Hut*, uiiidu . aaa Kitirwige: der* and Is* ser. Umpire Lynch. Second game Chicago..............0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburg,...........I 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Haw MB—Chicago A " t'"burg 8. Errors- Chira«n 4, Pitsburg I. Bott cries- Lubie si a Nagle. Hecker and Berger Umpire - Lynch. AM XXII A# (IWXtAlIOV At PbilatleiFaia A 'hi cG. .20 1 000300-4 Bronklrn .......0 0 0 0 0 0 • 3 «k-3 Base hits—Athletic A ?r</oklyn 8. Error* - Athlete- A Fre- elj s 8. Batterie*- ii' Main j u wad Robinson, McCullough and Toy. UCipiTO Toole. At iyrs ce Syracuse ......... 0 13000110-4 Ro* heeler ...50001313 *-U Bsac hits Hyvocuae A ■«* keetar IM Errors—flyrscuse A H> " acater A Batteries-Case) ana sa iG/urke. Barr ami Mcuuito Umpire Doe*# her .SEW VS 'Uteri AXS LXAJiCX. At Albany — AinajvL . 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- 4 mint sprigs
- 2 dashes of peach bitters
- Ice
- 2 ounces fino sherry
- 2 ounces chilled bitter lemon soda
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In a white wine glass, gently muddle the mint sprigs with the peach bitters. Half fill the glass with ice, add the sherry and bitter lemon soda and stir well. Garnish with the lemon zest.


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Robert Tierney is associate professor of Japanese literaturein the Departments of East Asian Languages and Cultures and Comparative and
World Literatures in the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His recent publications include Monster of the Twentieth Century: KōtokuShūsui and Japan's First Anti-Imperialist Movement. (Berkeley: University ofCalifornia Press. 2015) and
Tropics of Savagery: the Culture of Japanese Empire in Comparative Frame (Universityof California Press, 2010) and "Othello in Tokyo: Performing Race and Empire in Early TwentiethCentury Japan," Shakespeare Quarterly 62(4), December 2011. He is currentlyresearching the later works of Nakae Chōmin, a leading Meiji intellectual and modernJapanese "death writings," a body of works defined by an existential encounterwith sickness and death. He may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Specializations / Research Interest(s)
- Japanese modern literature; film and media, post-colonialism, gender and sexuality, minorities in Japan
- Ph D Stanford University
- MA in Asian Studies Stanford University
- MA French literature Middlebury College
- BA Romance Languages Harvard College
Distinctions / Awards
- William F. Sibley Memorial Translation Prize for The Colonial Literature of Nakajima Atsushi, January 2011, $2500 award Arnold O. Beckman Research Award for research project on Kōtoku Shūsui's Imperialism, May 5, 2010 Daiwa Japan Forum Prize, British Association of Japanese Studies, for best article published in Japan Forum, November 2008, $1,000 award Grand Prize, 2nd Shizuoka International Translation Competition, 1999, 1,000,000 yen award
- Research Board, "Disease as Metaphor and Stigma: The Literature of Leprosy in Japan" $5,300, October 6, 2012 Japan Foundation, Faculty Research Fellowship for 2012-2013 Research Board Scholar Travel Fund Grant of $1050, to attend the EAJS Annual Meeting, Tallinn, Estonia, August 24-27, 2011 Japan Foundation, Faculty Research Fellowship for 2011-2012, declined Center for Advanced Study, selected as fellow for 2011-2012, declined NEAC Japan Travel Award, $3000, for write up of translation of Kōtoku Shūsui"s Imperialism, December 2010 Research Board, Kotoku Shusui's Imperialism, summer funding of $7710, May 5, 2010 Research Board Scholar Travel Fund Grant of $500, to attend the AAS Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 25-28, 2010 One year Extension of SSRC/JSPS Fellowship Program for Recent Ph.D.'s, 2009-2010 MOE: The Talent Cultivation Project of Taiwanese Literature, History and Art in Globalization for foreign research teams in Taiwanese studies, Ministry of Education, Taiwan, 2009 Social Science Research Council/Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (SSRC/JSPS) Fellowship for Recent Ph.D.'s, 2008-2009 SLCL award of $12,000 for curricular redevelopment of EALC 275, summer 2008 Research Board Scholar Travel Fund Grant $600, to attend AAS Annual Meeting in Boston March 21-24, 2007 Mellon Fellowship in Humanities for UIUC Junior Faculty, 2006-2007
- University of Illinois EALC 306 Japanese Literature in Translation, II, fall 2012 EALC 398 Otherness and Minorities in Modern Japanese Literature, fall 2012 Konan University: Year in Japan Program EALC 306 Japanese Literature in Translation, II, fall 2011 EALC 415 Otherness and Minorities in Modern Japanese Literature, spring 2012 University of Illinois EALC 306 Japanese Literature in Translation, II, fall 2012 EALC 398 Otherness and Minorities in Modern Japanese Literature, fall 2012 CWL 502 Graduate Seminar on Cross-Culture Comparison, spring 2011 EALC 415 Love, Gender and Sexuality in Modern Japanese Literature, spring 2011 EALC 275 Masterpieces of East Asian Literature, fall 2010 EALC 398 Colloquium on Cultures of East Asian Empire, fall 2010 EALC 306 Japanese Literature in Translation, II, spring 2010 CWL 190 Literatures of Asia and Africa, spring 2010 EALC 306 Japanese Literature in Translation, II, spring 2008 CWL 395 Undergraduate Seminar on Literature and Empire, spring 2008 EALC 590 Graduate Seminar: Readings in Japanese Modern Literature, spring 2008 EALC 550 Graduate Seminar on Empire, Identity and Culture: 20th century Manchuria, fall 2007 EALC 275 Masterpieces of East Asian Literature, fall 2007 EALC 275 Masterpieces of East Asian Literature, fall 2006 EALC 531 Graduate Seminar on Occupation and Post-War Japanese Literature, fall 2006 CWL 190: Masterpieces of non-Western Literature, spring 2006 EALC 415: Love, Sexuality and Gender in Japanese Literature spring 2006 EALC 398: Colloquium on Cultures of Japanese Imperialism, fall 2005 EALC 590: Graduate Seminar on Japanese Colonial Literature, fall 2005
- Monster of the Twentieth Century: Kōtoku Shūsui and Japan's First Anti-Imperialist Movement. . Berkeley: UC Press, 2015.
- Tropics of savagery. . Berkeley, CA: University of California press, 2010.
Book Contributions
- "Japanese Imperialism." Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies. . Wiley Blackwel, 2016.
- "Primitivism and Imperial Literature of Taiwan and the South Seas." Cambridge History of Japanese literature. . Cambridge University Press, 2015.
- "Primitivism and Imperial Literature of Taiwan and the South Seas." Cambridge History of Japanese literature. . 2013.
- Tierney, Robert . ""Ethnographer and Writer in Colonial Taiwan" and translation of "Demon Bird" (Machō) by Satō Haruo." Reading Colonial Japan: Text, Context and Critique. . Ed. Michele Mason and Helen Lee. Stanford University Press, 2011. 109-140.
Journal Articles
- Tierney, Robert. ""Othello in Tokyo: Performing Race and Empire in Early Twentieth Century Japan,." Shakespeare Quarterly 62.4 (2011): 514-41.
- Tierney, Robert. ""Mimicry in Japanese Colonial Fiction" ." Proceedings of the Association of Japanese Literary Studies: Literature and Literary Theory 9 (2009): 264-69.
- Tierney, Robert. ""Folklore, Propaganda, and Parody: The Adventures of Momotarō in the South Seas,"." Proceedings of the Association of Japanese Literary Studies: Travel in Japanese Representational Culture 8 (2008): 489-99.
- "Ethnography, Borders, Violence: Reading Between the Lines in Sato Haruo's "Demon Bird"." Japan Forum 19.1 (2007): 89-110.
- "The Colonial Eyeglasses of Nakajima Atsushi." Japan Review 17 (2005): 149-196.
- Tierney, Robert. "Book Reviiew of Mark Driscoll's, Duke University Press,." Rev. of Absolute Erotic, Absolute Grotesque, by Mark Driscoll. Japan Forum, 24.1 (2012): 138-40.


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However, Rooney scored his first goal in five appearances in the Premier League. The Manchester United striker is in fine form scoring in three consecutive matches including three for England at the international break against San Marino and Poland.
At the thick of things, Rooney set up goals for Danny Welbeck and Robin van Persie but also scored the fourth as Stoke were closing in after Michael Kightly narrowed United's lead.
Since his record move from Everton to Manchester, Rooney has won the Premier League four times, the Champions League once, the League Cup twice and the Fifa Club World Cup. On his debut for United, Rooney scored a hat-trick in the UEFA Champions league match against Fenerbache.
In 448 club appearances, Rooney has scored 200 goals which include 183 for Manchester United since 2004 while he has also scored 32 goals for England in 78 games.
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The first batch of the tidal orphan seal pups were released back into the wild yesterday (February 26) following weeks of rehabilitation by the RSPCA.
A total of eight pups were released back to the sea at Winterton on Sea, Norfolk – to the delight of staff and volunteers at the RSPCA East Winch Wildlife Centre, who have been caring for 100 pups since December following one of the biggest rescue projects the charity has ever seen.
The seal pups, some just a few weeks old had washed up along the shore following violent storms and they were too young to survive without their mothers. Scores of pups were rescued by RSPCA officers and taken to the specialist RSPCA hospital in Norfolk.
This was just the start of an epic rehabilitation program, which involved round the clock supervision for the youngsters. After December 5, a total of 101 greys were brought in to the centre – many of which were in need of intensive care and hand feeding, which was as frequent as every four hours during the first few weeks.
Centre manager Alison Charles said: "This has been an extremely hard time for all the staff and volunteers – just coping with the sheer number of seals. This is the biggest rescue program we have ever had to deal with in the 25 year history of the centre.
"We had to completely juggle the whole centre to make room for so many extra seals. Straight after the surge we had a staggering 58 pups come in and we were already caring for 50 others… and after that they still continued to come in.
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Image courtesy of Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports1. Spontaneous Wild games are fun! Well, not that spontaneous, but 20 hours notice or so. Sometimes, you just have to say "F--- it, I'm going to a hockey game."
2. Long story on getting the tickets, but they were from a friend through a previous employer. I get to the game, and who am I sitting next to? The only person to have ever fired me from a job in my life. A very part time, meaningless job in which I was handled very unprofessionally, but still. That's a good way to kick off game night.
3. The Wild kicked off the game with a very…interesting remixed Christmas medley. It was very well done, but also probably not entirely safe for people epilepsy or small children.
4. I really have nothing against Skrillex/Dubstep/whatever that stuff is, but I totally get those who aren't a fan. It's probably an acquired taste, like absinthe or bath salts.
5. The Wild looked pretty solid to start off the game, which was nice, considering the sleepy starts they've had in some games this season/their existence. Helping that tremendously, was the fact that the Avalanche are not very good.
6. Turns out Patrick Roy wasn't all bad, eh?
7. Just kidding, he totally was.
8. The Avs didn't really test Dubnyk much, outside of a few close calls that helped him say he earned that 18 save shutout. Here's a very PG tweet from an instance in the first period where Dumba snatched a puck that had dribbled behind Dubnyk.
9. After that, Charlie Coyle pots the first goal of the game! What fun. Here's our friend Giles Ferrell's reaction:
10. For those not in the know, the nickname of the 'The Big Omelette' for Charlie Coyle comes from a story when Giles was at Tom Reid's Hockey City Pub a few seasons ago, and met a chef employed by the Wild, who only knew players/personalities by their breakfast of choice. Charlie Coyle, was adorably and awesomely 'Big Omelette'. Fans of the Giles and The Goalie Podcast already know, and we'd much appreciate that nickname taking off. It's just too much fun.
11. During intermission, a friend tagged in me in an Instagram post from an account claiming to be Helen Keller. It was just various black screens instead of pictures. God bless that brand of comedy.
12. Not long into the second, Eric Staal splits two defenders, which we've seen a few times, and got hauled down, which we've seen, and didn't score, which we're totally accustomed to at this point.
13. But oh snap, this time was different. Staal earned a penalty shot for his efforts, finally. The crowd roared when the referee gestured for it too, we all felt the same way.
14. He didn't really try much of a move, went glove side and got stuffed. Poo.
15. So to recap, Staal split two defenders, got hauled down, drew a penalty shot, got another breakaway, and failed to score again. Sunrise, sunset.
16. Then Zucker scores! Or wait, was it Dumba? Oh, it was Koivu. That's one of the many drawbacks to seeing a game live, there are several times where you legitimately have no idea what just happened, and in arena replays aren't quite as prompt/detailed as on tv.
17. Zucker reaches out with his stick, goes barreling into the net, Dumba blows up like he scored, meanwhile, consummate captain/stereotypical scandanavian Koivu predictably stonefaces the entire sequence.
18. I'm part Scandanavian, so I can say that. There's a clause for that, I've heard.
19. Then after the period, the assist gets changed to Granlund, so Zucker gets completely shut out of the deal. Well, at least he got to slide into the net. That's fun sometimes.
20. Another game, another exploded Matt Dumba stick on a slapshot. I'm sure he's the type that uses like a 125 flex or something absurd like that, but it too much to ask of $300 hockey sticks to not explode on a slapshot? These are shaft breaks too, not the blade of the stick whistling across the rink like those of us growing up in the 90's were accustomed to.
21. I worked in a sporting good store in high school, and let me tell you, I was pro at putting in new blades into the graphite shafts popular at the time. Piss me off and I'd leave a little glue in your stick to give you that wonderful sliding rattle effect too.
22. Also, I was the best skate sharpener in the Northeast metro and I won't hear anything to the contrary from anyone else, I don't care what you think of the famed old guy at Strauss.
23. Old guy at Strauss was overrated, let's be honest.
24. After that, a funny thing happened. Gabriel Landeskog took a run at someone, and got a roughing call. Inexplicably, the guy he ran (Zucker) got a call too. Not exactly a shining moment for the refs.
25. Landeskog wrote this summer in the Player's Tribune about the dangers of playing hockey with relation to concussions. Plenty of people praised it, and I understand that, but I immediately scoffed, because I've seen Landeskog run people way too many times to buy his concern for other's safety.
26. I mean, yeah, I bet he is concerned about his own head out there, but I'm not at all convinced that he's concerned for anyone else, so his words ring incredibly hollow for me.
27. Luckily for us, the Avs managed to entertain us immediately afterwards with this little gem.
28. Obviously, you feel a little bad for both guys, but
29. Ok, yeah, no one feels bad for them. We all pointed and laughed.
30. After that, it was a whole lot of "Whoa! Close call! Damn, almost!" kinda stuff. Which is what we're used to as Wild fans, I suppose.
31. The nice things was, towards the end of the game, the Wild did an amazing thing, and possessed the puck through most of the final 3 minutes. The Avs couldn't even pull their goalie, and the Wild played keep away to wind down the game.
32. Is it just me, or have we never, ever seen that before from this team?
33. It really was a fun way to end the game. Not the usual pants-crapping affair we're used to, clinging to a small lead, hoping that our hearts aren't broken. It was fun, watching the Wild basically endlessly cycling the puck, probably pretending they were on the powerplay or something.
34. So 8 in a row, huh? That's fun. With two games back to back before the holiday, I'm not so sure we'll see ten, but that would be a lot of fun. Why, you ask?
35. Because the endless amount of Tye Dillinger gifs I could use, duh.
Basically, he's a wrestler whose gimmick revolves around calling himself "The Perfect Ten" It's fantastic.
36. See what I mean? Endless fun and laughs.
37. No? Just me and my friend Pete? Ok.That's fine.
38. Anyway, the Wild are on to the East Coast for two tough games. I'm not optimistic, but I think we should be very happy with a split.
39. However, it was nice to see the Wild clean up against a team that they should've cleaned up against. Holding the Avs to 18 shots, and only winning by two because of some unfortunate luck for Semyon Varlamov is a great sign. Maybe this team has turned a bit of a corner, and is earning victories again.
40. What's next month? January? Oh. Well, nevermind then.
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"We had a lot of energy, guys had their legs, and we felt like we could do a lot of things," said Wright, who, though left off of the ACC preseason sportswriters pick for conference rookie of the year honors, has yet to play in a college game in which he didn't ring up double figures in scoring.
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Jacob Hester will be a fine replacement for Michael Turner. Similar style, but Turner was/is better. Hester runs hard and lays the wood, but he lowers his head/shoulders which can be a double edged sword – he hits the defender but fails to bounce off and continue his run at times. Turner was great at pinballing, hopefully Hester can develop that part of his game a little more. Overall, very impressed with Jacob Hester.
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If the team goes with five running backs, who is the odd man out? LT, Hester, Sproles and Pinnock make four. Who is the fifth; Marcus Thomas or the impressive Mike Tolbert? Unless of course Tolbert beats out Pinnock as the team's fullback.
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Release Date: July 31st, 2009
DVD Release Date: November 17th, 2009
R|2 hr 13 min
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Sang-hyun (Song Kang-ho), a respected priest, volunteers for an experimental procedure that may lead to a cure for a deadly virus. He gets infected and dies, but a blood transfusion of unknown origin brings him back to life as a vampire. Now, Sang-hyun is torn between faith and bloodlust, and has a newfound desire for Tae-ju (Kim Ok-vin), the wife of his childhood friend.
Cast: Song Kang-ho, Kim Ok-vin, Shin Ha-kyun, Kim Hae-sook, Oh Dal-su, Mercedes Cabral
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Rock Starry Night
In the 1950s, Elvis Presley cautioned listeners not to step on his blue suede shoes.
He didnt say anything about hiking boots.
The folks at Estrella Mountain Regional Park are celebrating rock n rolls brightest star with an Elvis-themed telescope hike. Hip-swivelin hoofers can take on the rugged, three-mile loop hike along the Toothaker Trail, stopping at the parks telescope to gaze into the heavens. While flashlights and water are a must, dressing as Elvis will garner a prize fit for the King.
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On the 11th May 15 alumni plus partners returned to Oxford Brookes for a 40 year reunion. They had all met at the Oxford Polytechnic while studying post-graduate courses in Town Planning. Members of the group travelled from all over England and Wales to meet up, one alumnus even travelled from California!
The day consisted of a hot lunch at Headington Hill Hall and a tour of the new buildings by a current planning lecturer Tim Marshall. After the tour they went onto the Vicky Arms by the river.
During the day lots of stories were shared about the old times and what they were currently doing and what their children were doing!
There was also a romantic story with one couple Jon and Pippa Pender '75 who met at the Polytechnic (but were on different courses) and have since had a family and live in Cornwall.
The organiser Tony Baden '75 who until recently was a visiting fellow at Oxford Brookes and an advisor to the planning department says they are still in contact with 24 out of 28 of their former classmates and they look forward to all getting together again in 2015.
Some quotes from the day:
"Quite surreal after so many years but very interesting seeing what everybody has done."
"It was good to meet everyone again. 40 years? Where did the time go!"
"It was very good despite the lousy British weather. It was especially good to have widened the group again – by the time we meet in 2015 we may have even more!"
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A Castle Much Unlike Any Other Castle
Adriannea is the first to let her marble face break the surface of the water, which is calm in the hot summer night. She holds her hands across her gills, and wills herself to stay above the surface long enough to let her sensitive eyes adjust to the darkness. They swim in shallow water, and close enough to the castle to see the men wandering along the walls, dancing on the shores. A great fire roars with life on the sand not too far away from where they float.
A long wall wanders along one edge of the sand, adjacent to another stone wall placed in the water, meant to tame the heavy waves of Adriannea's Sea. She takes a moment to swim along the barracade, disclosing her pity to the crests. "They do not know your bridled powers, or of natures' release, you will outlast the wall, and one day your hands will wash these stones away. I ask you for your patience, and I hope you will receive my apologies." She swims from the wall and back to the surface.
The castle seems most curious to her, and its' quite unlike any other she has ever seen. And that might just be because it is a more modern design. Two towers rise from a square base, planted firmly on the edge of the water, sometimes submerged. A set of stairs, lined with grecian columns leads directly into the water. The stones, which look like a rainbow to Adriannea are a collection of limestone, volcanic, and sandstone. Bright yellows and oranges shine from slits of the walls; windows, a concept Adriannea has yet to grasp. The humans who walk along the waters edge wear garments of blue, purple, red, colors that Adriannea has only seen from the sky. How could they capture such fleeting beauty?
Adriannea lets herself fall back under the water, to tell her sisters of the fire. One by one the sisters slowly surface themselves, taking great time to let their eyes and gills adjust to the change. The sisters have the unearthly capability to stay out of water for hours at a time if required of them, but they have never tested this ability. It is just known to them, as many other details of their immortality are.
The fire cackles and fans into the sky in little pieces. The men shout out in deep voices, singing age old tales; sounds that the sisters have never heard before. Sounds that would not carry through water. Adriannea ventures closer to the fire, but the other sisters hold back. It has been a long time since they have been near that burning, erupting substance, and they know too well what happens when their skin touches it. But Adriannea, young, and seemingly foolish ventures ever closer...
For there is something about these creatures that pulls her in. She feels desperate to see more, hear more. She disappears under the water for a moment, to take a breath, and then surfaces again. She moves through the water until its' no more than a few feet deep. She hides behind a rock and watches. The soft song of her sisters' voices she can hear, calling her back, but she does not listen.
Fate does not seem to linger long within the realms of immortal beings, but it finds its' way to Adriannea, in this moment. It enters her like fire, setting her heart aflame, she shakes, and struggles to not breath, for she feels as though she suddenly cannot hold her breath any longer. She slips back into the water for a moment to revive her air supply, and then surfaces again. She lifts her torso entirely out of the water, and rests against the stone, and looks upon the most beautiful thing she has ever perceived.


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If you go to Deadwood make sure to visit the Adams Museum. There's no charge but they do take contributions. A lot of interesting things to see and read about. History of the town... read more
The Adams Museum is the Black Hills' oldest history museum. In 1930...
The Adams Museum is the Black Hills' oldest history museum. In 1930 pioneer businessman W.E. Adams founded the Adams Museum in downtown Deadwood with the purpose of preserving and displaying the history of the Black Hills.
The Adams Museum is home to some of the Black Hills' greatest treasures including Potato Creek Johnny's gold nugget, beloved American illustrator N.C. Wyeth's pencil sketch drawing of Western legend Wild Bill Hickok, the mysterious Thoen Stone record of the Ezra Kind party's discovery of gold in the Hills in the 1830s and a one-of-a-kind plesiosaur (marine reptile).
In addition to exhibits on all three levels, the Adams General Store is located on the main floor.


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A GRANDAD was murdered in his home by a burglar who stabbed him up to six times.
Detectives think Joseph Griffiths, 73, was viciously attacked when he disturbed the intruder.
His body was found by his wife Judith, 72, when she went downstairs to investigate the noise at their £1million Victorian house in Fulham, West London at 6.20am on Saturday.
Paramedics pronounced father of two Joseph dead.
Neighbour Liam McIntyre, 27, said: "I was woken when I heard somebody shrieking."
Joseph still worked in the family's motor repair business. Car wash manager Mahmoud Fakhreddine said: "His son Mark told me his mother cannot talk because she is so shocked."
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It's impressive. I mean, if Tom Brady had ditched me for a supermodel while I was pregnant with our child, I'm not sure I could have kept my mouth shut. But Bridget did -- and we all loved her for it.ReplyDelete
He is handsome, she is beautiful. But how much better both would look if he took his hand off her ass.ReplyDelete
He is handsome and she is beautiful. But how much better both would look if he didn't have his hand on her ass.ReplyDelete
They do look smashing!ReplyDelete
I used to have an ass like that but that was then & this is now, sigh. Gorgeous couple indeed.ReplyDelete
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I am a wine event planner and marketer and can help set up special events for this group that are not only a great value but educational and fun.
I love wine and educating others. I am a 19 year veteran of the wine industry and work for many Arizona wineries helping them with events and sales.
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