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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

TORONTO, January 2S,-Hanlan has q
letter from the trustees Of the sportsmen'.
Challenge Cup, informing him that he
was entitled to hold the cup until chal.
leuged by the best man in England, aud
that the ESQ deposited on his behalf, last
fall, for match with Elliott, had been
withdrawn. Hanlan has written SouIe,
asking him toagree toput $500 as q guaran.
tee that he will havo his man ready to
row him, (Hanlan) on the Potomac, May
Goth. That In the event OF walk.oyer,
Hanlan will get $1,000, Courtney's $500
aud q pool Of $500. Hanlan also rejects
the last drafted articles, and asks to sub.
Rituts those signed at Rochester.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

WHEELING, W. Va. January 9s, 1880.
Editors IntOlIlVeueHr.
Would you be so kind as to state in YOU
paper whether the city, or State and
county can collect by law any interest OF
taxes over and above six per cent, OIL
whatever the lawful interest may be?
BY answering the above questions, you
will confer d favor upon a gOodly number
OF subscribers and taxpayers, thereby set
Ting q mooted question.
BY referring to Sec. AZ, OF the Act Of thu
Virginia Legislature, Of March II, 1886, in
cooperating the city Of Wheeling, it will bt
seen that "alI taxes assessed upon real es
tate for the benefit OF said city, shall re
MAMA lien thereon, bearing interest a
the rate Of ten per cent per annum unit
the same be fully paid" tits further pro
vided in said section that "the persona,
property OF every person to whom the said
real estate shall come by descent or pur
chase, and of the person or persons in
possession, or occupancy thereof, shall be
subject to distress and sale in the same
manner and to thesame effect as II he, she
or they were originally chargeable with
the said taxes"
In regard to state and county taxes, they
bear interest at the rate OF six per cent on
and after the 2Oth day OF January OF the
year following tho assessment.
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II seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many constitutional arrangements
brought on by an impure state OF the blood,
when Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sasaparilla
will restore perfect health and physical organ
ization. 1t has proven itself to be the best
blood purifier ever discovered, etfectually
curing sCrofula, syphilitic disorders, Weak.
ness OF the Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and
Debility. 1t corrects Indigestion, ETC., reju.
yenates the old, exhilarates the young, and
invariably drives out Of the system all the Ills
that human flesh Ia heir to. Price OF large
quart bottles 81 90,
Full directions accompany each bottle,
Laughlin Bros. & Co., and Logan, List d
Co., Wholesale agents. D&w
Sold In Bridgeport, O., by West d Gilmore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

TnE paper read by G. NJ. Reed, Esq, Of
Washington, Pa, before the late meeting
Of the Washington County Historical So
ciety, on the history OF fine wool growing
in that county, is very interesting docu'
ment. The history comes down from
1911 and shows the gradual progress, as
well as the ups and downs, OF the indus
try that has made Washington county
rich and famous. From small beginnings
far back as 1911, it is estimat'
ed that the annual expectation oil
wool from Washington county has
run up to two, and half mil
lions Of pounds per annum. By the cen
sus Of 1870 there were 42G,G9l sheep in
the COUNTY, and at this time there is prob
ablYhalia million. 1t is thought that
the price paid for the clip OF 1879 will
average fully so cents per pound
The clips OF Joshua Wright have averaged
Tor nearly 30 years 90 cents, We notice
that mention Is made OF the late Peabody
Atkinson and ". F. Peterson, OF this
county, rs early pioneers, who brought
from New York as early as 1878 flock o.
imported Spanish sheep into this region
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kilograms Is liable TO enormous abuses,
and seems to be opposed to one oil the first
and most vital principles OF liberty.
Judge Cooley closes his article by as
serting the following propositions:
First-Production Of Geographic mes.
sages defeats the policy Of the law which
invites free communication and to the ex.
tent that 1t may discourage correspond
ence; 1t operates as restraint upon in.
dustry and enterprise, and, what Is OF
equal importance, upon intimate, social and
family correspondence.
Second-It violates the confidence
which the law undertakes to render Sc
cure, and makes the promise Of the law o
deception. -.... -a..
Third-It seeks 10 reach species Of evi.
dence which, from the very course OF the
business, parties are interested TO render
blind and misleading, and which, there
fore, must often present us with error, In
the guise OF truth, under circumstances
which preclude discovery Of the decep
ton.
i Fourth-It renders one Of the most i'm
portant conyeniences OF modern lie sus
ceptible at any moment OF being used as ar
instrument OF infinite mischief to the com
munity. And one can picture to his owl
mind about what would be the condition
: OF things in any neighborhood II It's who'll
correspondence were exposed 10 the pub
lie gaze.
We are unable to conceive OF any reason
either in law or morals, why the Congres
OF the United States should not conced
the correctness Of this argument, AM
, enact, without delay, the bill introduces
, by Senator Salisbury.
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PIeuRING ON gLEcrnIC LIGHT.
An Agent Makes Proposition to Light
the Allegheny Market.

the Allegheny Market. 4
Pit,SsuTh Gazette. M
A meeting Of the special committee OF
Allegheny Councils, on The subject Of cleo
tic illumination, was called for last even,
Ing, but only three members were present
and no business was transacted. The
agent OF the Brush Electric Light Company
was present and submitted q proposition
in regard to Illuminating the Market
House with the electric light. He said
there are now 27S gus burners In the mar.
ket house, which consume 1858 cubic feet
OF gas each hour, at cost. 10 the city oil
81 II, as the city only pays 10 cents ioI
each thousand cubic feet Of gas. He will
nut in n dynamo electric machine which
will supply twelve lamps inside the mar
ket house with electricity and make o
| light equal to 1000 burners, and also sup
DIV four electric lamps, one to be placed on
The outside OF each corner OF the market
house, to illuminate the streets around the
building, each one OF which will be equa
10 l65 gus burners.
The electric machine will thereioresup
ply sixteen lamps, which will iurnisf
light equal to s., 900 candles or 1850 ga
burners. The electric machine consumes
IA horse power per hour, at a cost oil on!
cent per horse power per hour, which
will make 1t cost fourteen cents for power
8 cents per hour interest on investment
20 cents per hour for CARTONS consumed
making total cost OF So cents per hour
against 81 10 for gas, thereby making
saving to the city OF o. cents per hour
and making much more brilliant light
and there Is no danger from fire or explo
Isions. The electric machine, with sixteeI
lamps, 1000 carbons, 1000 feet OF cope
wire, four lamp.posts, globes, insulators
&C., will be furnished for the sum OF s.,
525. In addition to this the city will hay'
10 purchase small boiler and engin
with which'to run the electric engine
making the total cost reach about S., 0OC
The communication was read, but Their
not being quorum present 1t was lai'
over without further action.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

E ilioIb InteluReleeI'
Please suggest through your columns
that the top Of Wheeling hill would make
The most suitable place for park, in fact
theo only proper place that could DO selected.
We also would be gratitied 70 have you
TO express your opinion on this suggestion,
through your valuable medium.
'' MANY CITIZENS
We agree with "Many Citizens" that
Wheeling hill is the proper place for the
park when thc'city is in condition to lay
out park. That time, however, is not
now. The great need Of the city is better
streets and better sewerage. Some oil our
much used streets are disgraceiul in the
extreme to the city, being perfect quag
mires and mud holes, while other streets
and alleys are equally disgraceful, owing
TO their defective drainage. We need tc
10 spend all the money we can spare or
matters OF prime necessity, and nobody
who has the city's good at heart, shoult
think Of laying out park these times.
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Notice to Contractors & Builders
oFYIcE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs, |
WHEELING. November 10, 1879.

HHkkhNu, NoVempeF4 oi 1913.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Public Works, OF tho State OF West
Virginia. addressed to the undersigned, up to
IL o'clock noon, Of March the LIST, 1880, for the
ALTERATIONS liz, and the ADDITIONS TO, the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord.
ing 10 the plans and specifications furnished by
G. C. Kemble and A. PEBBLES joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts Of the work. Plans and specif-
cations may be seen at tho Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JANUARY l, 1880.
and any information relative thereto may be
Obtained by applying to &C. Kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va. .
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required Of each
contractor. The right OF receiving or reject
ing any or all bldSis reserved. $3.50
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works.
no17 s. BRADY, seo'y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

'TrlaIelphla ArrommoIa This train 6uIyTunI
betwSen WhtSitng and I1IAlelphia.
tDally except sundAy-EsWafk Accommodation.
tSt6rbonvillg Accommodation train during
the day passOa backward aud forward between Mar.
tins Forty and BellATe, stopping when required Rt
Sherman House, AtnavillO, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

EMINENT DR.. W. @. Cavenagh, Memphis,
Tenn, writes: For weak digestion, con:
sumption, general debility and want Of
appetite, /. cheerfully recommend Colden's
Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

MANS STRENGTH AND woAfAN's
AND LONGEVITY. Thft brilliant book, ia,cnatinE
In style, pure In language, endorsed by highest medl.
cal authority nntods the delicate mysteries Of Love
Marriage and Reproduction. Elegantly printed and
Illustrated. II sells - sight. Fathe! and Aothefs,
Young Men md Mkidlens buy II, read u and tudy
IT, Extraordinary ttFull % Agents: address
~ uiaeinnat, Ohio,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP
lJEotlee Is hereby given that the pRftnsrShip
heretofore existing between y. C. ReedtU 3 baiIey
and W. n. Lnch, under the firm name oil L. 9. Heed
Co., was dissolved on tho 2i.h day Of January, 1850,
By mutual consent, G. Z Bailey and W. n. Aneh 70.
firing All debts doe the Gaid hrm must be settled a
once and those due by them, will be settled ~ he
new Arm, who will continue The business under the
hfn NA''e VI = v "e'' = ~ 1. G. REED,
,CHAS. Z. BAILEY,
iR2s W. NEWT. IIECH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29
Purely Vegetable,

Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which an
all.Wise Providence has placed 10 countries where
Liver Diseases most prevail II will cure all Diseases
caused by Derangement Of the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint are 4 bitter or
bad taste In the mouth; pain In the Back Sides or
Joints, often mistaken Tor Rheumatisn Sour StOm.
ach; Los Of Appetite Bowels alternately cosye add
lax; Headache; Loss Of memory, with painful sensa.
ton Of hAvlng failed 10 do something which ought 10
have been done; debility, Low spirits, thick yellow
appearance Of the skin and Eyes, dry Cough often
mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the dis
care at others yoiy few but The LIVER the largest
organ 10 the body Is generally the seat Of the dlseaso
and II not regulated IN time great suffering, Wretch
ednesS aud death will ensus.
Lean recommend Is an eleaeious remedy for disease
Of the Liver, Heartburn aud DySPepsia, Slmmons'
AVer Regulator. LEmsG wuxDER, 1875 MAsrER
STREET, ASSISTANT POSTMASTER, PHILADELPHIA.
ave have tested liz virtues personally, and know
that for Dyspepsia, Blllousuoss aud Throbbing Head
ache, II Is ths best medicine the world ever saw. We
have tled forty other remedies before SlmnonS 1v-
Of Regulator, but none Of them gave Us mora than
temporary relief but The Regulator not only relieved
but cured uS.n-Ep. TELE0RAFA AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga. Manufactured only by J
]. Il. zElLiN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
prlno Ar m Rold hx all DItrgIsts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

The Cheapest, Purest ana Best Family
Medicine In the World.
PorDYsPEPsIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce, Bill.
Gus attacks, SICK HE ADACHE, Collie, Depression Of
spirits, soUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &c, DC. Il
This unriyalled Southern Remedy Is warranted not
10 contain single particle Of MERCuRr, or any In
lurOus mineral Gubstance, tutis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29

sRunplng only to Mt. Beleview.
An extra car will leave the city alter church DsF'
yiepl 90 sunday noIpiug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-29
1he Park Quesiion.

WHEELING, January -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
CINc1NNArI, il
LEGAL.

EGAL NOTICE.-STEPHAN HOFFMAN,
Il 4 and Abraham verter, who live In koh-bach,
Empire of Germany; Eva Funk and Margareth
Funk who live in Billghein, Empire of Germa-
ny; Catharine schraffeaberger and Michael
schraaenbergpr residents of the City of Newport
State of Kentucky; Magdalena Bierley and John
Bierley. he husband aud residents of Carr's
Landing, State of Kentucky; and Jacob Hoff-
mann, IT,, resident Of the City of Indianapolis,
State Of Indiana, dtvisecs under the last will and
testament, and codicil of Michael Hoffman,. de,
ceased, are hereby notified that Frederick Pfeister
and Peter Nester, Executors Of said last will and
stament aud cOdicil, have filed petition in
the Court of Common Pleas OF The County Of Ham.
ilton, and s. ate of OHIO case No 81 237, praying
therein that n certain contract mase by said
Michael Hoffman, in his lifetime with one
G sorge Geiger, for the sale of the following
described real estate TO- the sum of $1,000 90. be
modified o. that said pla tiffs be authorized to
ace pit 81 $50 90 therefor and execute and deliver
adeed " said Gelger upon the payment t, them
by him of said last mentioned sum. P aint ffs
Gy It is for the best interests OF said estate 10
grant SAID prayer. The id prcmisesare described
as follows, t0-wit: Lot Number E ghteen lSl In
Brown and Morris Subdivision in the City Of
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, State OF Ohio 'front.'
ing 70 feet on Browne street, and be NJ so feet
deep. And unless they answer or demIr 10 said
pettion ON or befnle the 9Th lay of 81 trci. A. D.
1880. said petition will be taken as true.
FORREST & MAYER.
Attorneys for PlaIntifs
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10th. A. d. lss0. jal6-6tF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
FRESH FOREIGN.
The Political Perils That Hang
Over Europe.
Riots in Hungary Still Continue.

National Associated Press to the star.
BERLIN, Jan. 16.-The political situation
is regarded in the most accurately informed
quarters as full of peril. In Pessimist cir
cles there is lively apprehension that war
next spring is inevitable.
The Cologne Gazette, paper remarkably
well informed, generally inspired directly
or indirectly by Prince Bismarck, says that
the personal friendly relations existing
between the Gar and Emperor William
are wholly insufficient guarantee against
the dangerous complications which now
threatens the peace If Europe.
1t intimates that the livesbf both these
sovereigns are in constant peril, in one
case from natural causes and old age and in
another from the dagger or pistol Of the as
sassin, and it hints that the death Of either
of the two would be the signal for the ex'
plosion of the mine upon which Europe is
now resting
The Gazette then, in a remarkable article
refers to the ARRAY at Kaslisch, and, with
out attaching undue importance to the in
cident, draws from it the conclusion that
incidents like these bring into powerful
light the extremely strained and crtica
condition Of the relations between the two
Empires. 'f
RIOTS AT PEsrH. GtN
1.-The riots arising out of the affairs 81
Pesth have been renewed, and the Govern
ment has found it necessary to strengthef
the military force In that city. tsa
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
STATE CAPITAL.
ADJOURNED TO TUEsDAY-MILITARY PRUNING
THE REFORM Farm SCANDAL.

ADJOURNED TO TUEsDAY-MrLIrARY PRUNING
THE REFORM FARM SCANDAL.
Special to the Sta.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 16--The Senate and
House convened this morning, and after
the usual opening formalties. adjourned
until next Tuesday. ~.
Adjutant General w. H. Gibson has com.
mencei pruning the State Militia. His
first move in this direction was the dis
charge for cause Of twenty members of a
Cleveland company.
/ This County is in bad fix. all the funds
being exhausted. .-...
Colonel Innis, Superintendent of the
Ohio Reform School at Lancaster, comes
out in card this morning denying that
one of the Trustees and a female teacher
were guilty of immoral conduct. as charged
by recent publication. The Reform Farm
is likely to be organized the first Of any Of
the State institutions ...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
MEN OF MAINE
Committee on Elections Make
Their Report.
No Admission to the State House
Without a Pass.
Davis Elected Governor by the Fusion
.i Legislature.
ELECTION coMMITTEE REPORTS.

., ELECTION COMMITTEE REPORTS.
National Associated PRESS to the star f.
AUGUSTA, Nix, Jan. 1912 M--The .Fu-
sionist House Committee on Elections re-
ported this morning in favor of seating
William Murray, of Vassalboro. in place
of Nathaniel Butler The evidence taken
by the Committee was to the effect that
no certified check list was used at the
polls. It was also testified that the polling
list was taken outside to allow sick men to
vote, that it was passed to the driver of
the carriage, who voted and then handed
the box into the coach to the passengers.
The Committee recommended that be-
cause of these informalities the entire vote
Of Vassalboro be rejected.
Windsor, the other town in the district,
gave a majority for Murray, and the House
voted IS to in favor of seating Murray.
Several members refused to vote, and the
Chair called,in the Monitors to count the
members in their respective divisions, in
order to decide whether or not there was a
quorum present 1t was found that 76
members were in attendance, and as this
vas a quorum, Murray was sworn in and
took his seat. -, r. :
The Committee will report on the Enden
case during the day. ,
The reportof the committee on the Gu
bernatorial votes was sent down from the
Senate and was read and accepted.
"a. "a SHOW YOUR PASS.
| No one was allowed to-day to enter the
State House without q pass, except men-
hers and contestants The result is that
fewer people are. hanging around the lob
bies than usual and the police force seems
unnecessarily large
FUsIoNIsrs ELECT A GOVERNOR
AususrA, Me-, Jan. 16 The Ftsionist
Legislature proceeded 70 ballot for Cover
nor this afternoon. Joseph L. Smith,
Greenbacker, was unanimously elected.
Acting Governor Iamson to-day announced
the members of his staff. rAs}}a,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
SPARKS FROM ST, LOUIS.

BREWER sLAPs A RRFORMER-MURDER TRIAL
s. PERSONAL POINTS, ETC. =.
Special to the Star. ~ -"
ST.. LOUIS, ian. 1a--Ellis Wainwright q
prominent brewer. Yesterday slapped Frank
Bemis the welLknown temperance lecturer
and editor, in front of Bessehl's saloon,
Wainwright was arrested and fined IS and
costs.
The Ross murder case has gone to the
jury. s>st. las.
Mr.. Walt Whitman is still in town, look
ing more like blessed old patriarch every
dav. ,4 ..,. ,aA,
It's whispered. that Miss Phoebe Couzins
means to go back npon her principles and
unite herself in matrimonv's bonds with q
prominent young insurance lawyer.
Margaret Miller commenced snit against
Geo. Westenhoff for 5000 DAMAGES, caused
by the latter killing her S,n, James Miller,
on Sixteenth street. the LIST of January.
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as we think proper and as the law may
contemplate. ,..
Reporter : Did you receive notice ol
Mavor Jacobs action2
Won MI don't know.
Reporter-When do you expect to be
bounced? *fn
Won MI don't know when the bounce
will take place, and another thing l dom
care when il does occur nor how soon.
Just here Mr.. Won Martels said; "Don't
put this in your paper" and when the re-
porter said that it was his object to do SO
he put the official seal of silence on his
mouth and not another word was said.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. Enoch' Megrue is residing in this
city again. - s.
VIM. R. Lefet, managing editor Of the
Toledo Commercial, IS in the city.
Colonel Sidney B. Jones and Mr.. Abe
Steinaa left last night for the South.
Edgar Straknsc!l. Of the "Thursby Con-
cert Troupe" is at the Burnet House.
A. G. Gpalding, Of Chicago we'll known
to baseball playerais at tile Rurnet House.
Mr.. Simon Wolfstein leaves forSt Louis
tonight tOattend tbe Convention of the
!. 0. B. b, which conyenes inthat city next
Sunday. -..s
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
HOUSE..
HOUSE.
National Associated Press to the Star

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Mr. Sparks. Of
Illinois, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported a resolution directing the
Secretary of War to report to the House
the number, rank and animal pay Of each
officer of the army on the retired list, the
total amount which has been paid to such
retired officers and the aggregate amount
paid to retired officers since saidretired llsi
was created. Adopted.rs i. s,..st
The Speaker in the morning hour called
the Committees for reports of 9 private ma
ture, and large number Of bills were re-
ported and placed ON the private calendar
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-16
TERRIBLE TRAMPS.
An Army Of Yagabonds at Houston,
Texas.
special TO the star.

Special TO the Star
HousToN, TEX, Jan. 16.--The city is in
tested with an army of tramps, setting fire
to the woods adjacent to town and commit
tinsall sorts Of outrages, such as entering
houses, threatening unprotected women
and knocking down citizens at night.
Yesterday thew caught young lady on
back street, threw their arms around her.
kissed and attempted to outrage her. She
screamed and the scoundfels Aed. The
workingmen have organized into vigil
ance committee, one thousand strong. with
ief. and officers. and have ordered the
trsmps to leave the vicinity in FIVE days or
take the consequences
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National hssocixtel Press % the Star.
CHIcAso,. Jan. 10 Mrs. Lena Walther,
wife of Franz Walther wealthy German
brewer, disappeared Tuesday last at noon,
and has not been seen since. She was a
young and beautiful woman. and it is not
known. whether she wandered away in
mental abstraction. or ran away with an
other man. x %"