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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

Dick Rowan made affidavit before Squire
Phillipsyesteriay charging phin Dobbett Jno.
Blattner and William Blattner well.known
young men Of the Eighth ward, with ielonious
assault II and grand larceny, and warrant was
issued and placed in the hands OF Officers
Kennedy and Combs, OF the city police force,
who shortly succeeded in experimenting all
three Of the men without any sort OF trouble.
Rowan lived In small boathouse on the
Ohio side Of the river below. the Island. Ills
story Is that on Tuesday night at late lionr,
the three men arrested, came TO his boat and
proceeded, much to his dissatisfaction, to
make themselves at home. When he entered
polite protest the men hustled him out OF the
boat, and pushed II from the shore. Rowan's
wife, who was still aboard leaped of into the
raging deep, and waded ashore, where the
couple put In night OF terror only less than
that OF Robinson Cfusoe in the midst Of his
most thrilling adventures. Rowan also as
serts that the men shot at him as lie left the
boat. This the men positively deny. They
admit having captured the boat and come 10
this side Of the river. Their version OF the
affair Is that they were over In Ohio on q III
tie spree, and asked Rowan 10 row them back
In skiff. This he declined to do, when they
cut the boat loose and ferried themselves
over. They all gave bond In 81 900 each iot
their appearance before Squire Philips this
Afternoon for examination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

The first metal Of the new thirty.incll wa.
ter mains was put In tho ground yesterday
at the Sixteenth crossing on EOfF street. The
excavation goes on rapidly, the large ditch
now extending from Sixteenth street north
to Twelfth. The ditch Is four and half
feed wide at the bottom, and varies from a
few inches To several feet wider Of the ton
The pipes will be laid Of a uniform depth Of
eight feet In the ground. The sections are
twelve feet long, and there are 800 OF lie or.
binary sections. and enough extras, curves
and special castings 10 extend the entire
length OF piping nearly, II not guile, TO COCO
feet, or mile and a quarter. The main Will
extend from the WAtef.works down Alley G 10
Eighth street, down Eighth 10 Market, down
Market to Eleventh, up Eleventh 10 Eoir,
down EoT 10 Sixteenth, and down Sixteenth
10 Main, where II will connect with the old
twenty.inCh main.
Zach section weighs two tons, or 1900
pounds, and each Stopcock $500 pounds.
The contract for laying the pipe was awati.
ed 10 Beck 4 Adams, and Mi N. w. Beck,
Of the firm, gives his personal supervision OF
the job, which, II will be readily believed, IL
one Of no small magnitude, and feduifes no
little practical knowledge, mechanical skill
and experience. The excavation was stb.let
to Gen, Haley.
The work will be well Under way, from
present prospects before winter sets In, and
the. promise Is that we shall have d very iay.
otable winter ior the prosecution Of opera
inu1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Personal Affairs.
Matters OF Interest In Relation to Prom.
inent People,


Hon. W. P. Hubbard 10 at Cincinnati on
legal business.
Harry Wheat has secured the position OF
r., W. 4 Ky. yard master.
J. r. Ball, ESQ.,, OF West Alexander, was
IN the city yesterday on his way to Nebraska,
for visit,
Miss Mary Klevis, who for the past sir
weeks has been visiting friends In ST. Louis,
has returned home.
Col, George Hess, OF East Wheeling, Is up
Short Creek, depopulating the woods Of
squirrels and things,
8. P. Hornbrook and Peter Giffen, two
prominent citizens OF Powhatan, Ohio, were
In the city on business yesterday,
Wilson Beymer and wife, OF Columbus, o.,
are visiting Mr.. VIM. Beymer, Of South Penn
street, Island, who Is dangerously i'll,
Mrs. Josephine Faulkner, OF Cincinnati,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mary Bender, OF
the South Side, left for home yesterday,
Col, G. II. Beall and wife, OF Brooke coun-
ty, were in town yesterday. Mr., BIS two
oldest daughters, Miss May and Miss Callie,
arc still visiting In 81, Louis.
Mr., Fred. specht, well known CONNER.
clal man, the pOSsessor Of sweet tenor voice
that has boon heard several times with pleas
ure in Wheeling, Is at the New Mcclure.
Prof. W. K. pendleton, Of Bethany Col.
lege, has been invited 10 preach Thanks.
giving sermon In the Hall OF Delegates, be-.
fore the coming institute next Thursday
morning.
Some complimentary notices OF recent
concert given by the brothers Hermann, re.
Gently Of Wheeling, at steinway Hall, New
York city, will be found upon another page
Of to.day's paper. Wheeling people will re-.
jOice to know OF the favorable impression
their old favorites arc making ut the Metro
polls.
A recent pumber Of the New Orleans Pic.
dy'tle contains some enjoyable "reminiscences
OF that veteran Snowman, Dan Rice, who
was once manager OF d theatre in that city.
Dan, by the way, still makes Wheeling his
Headquarters lie says he cannot leave
Wheeling, he Is so fond OF the old town.
Walter McNash, pupil ofthe Sixth ward
grammar room, died Of typhoid fever, on
Wednesday morning after an illess OF three
weeks duration. He was bright and intelli-
gent. boy OF fourteen, and on account Of his
gentle and kindly manners was greatly loved
by both teachers and scholars His desk In
the Sixth ward grammar room was draped
and adorned with flowers by his schoolmates.
His parents have the sympathy Of all in their
sorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Little reasoning.

Have you bought your Winter wrapS II
not you will do yourself an injustice u you
omit to examine our great stock Of Cloaks,
Dolmans, ETC., etc.
Have you daughters to clothe II so, It is to
your true interest to examine the best stock OF
Dry Goods Silks, Flannels, Wraps, ETC., In
the State Of West Virginia Best In quality;
best In variety; best In CheapneSS.
Is 1T question Of style? Our stock will
solve that, for the materials are choice the
form graceful and fashionable and the taste
In trimming exquisite.
Is tia question Of prlce7 Give It's, then an
opportunity to show you how much excel.
lent goods d little money will buy from u.s.
Whatever the question may be regarding
Dress Goods, Silks, Housekeeping Goods,
Winter Wraps, ETC., etc., II can be happily
solved by submitting II 10 the great headquaf.
tiers Of Ladies' cloakS, silks, ETC., ETC.,
/. BLUM 4 BR0.,
1i04 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

The sage Of water and What Il Rsing
Done on the Same,

The Stage Of water and What Il Asing
Done on the Same,
The C, W, Ratchslor isthis@ornins's Pitts
buFgh packet,
The Courier, Of the Transportation line
leaves for Parkeaburg this morning.
The Emma Graham Is due this morning
from Pittsburgh, en- route to Cincinnati.
Jasper Wilson, of Woodland, RATED fne
lot Of lumber at Fish Creek this week, which
he intends running TO Marietta,
The following tow boats passed yesterday
Up-Baltic, Barnard, Hope and Nail City.
Down-Belle Prince and Belmont
The Scotia Is due up to-day from Cincin-
natl. 1t will be the first appearance OF the
electric light boat in several months.
The river continued rising yesterday, un-
til the marks indicated feet In the channel,
1t was expected, however, that the river
would fall during the night
VIcKsBuRGII, TENN, November Weather
cloudy. Thermometer G1s, River risen 5
inches, Down; Mary Houston, Arrived
Grand Tower. No boats up.
NASHVILLE, November 16-Riyer falling
with 7 40 feet on the gauge. Arrived: 7 y,
Fete, Upper Cumberland, Departed: J. T.
DroyillaFd, Evansville Ella, Upper CumbeF-
land.
CINCINNATI, November lG.-River - feet Q
inches and falling, Weather clear and mild
or. Departed; Katy stockdale, Pittsburgh
james b. Parker, Memphis Golden Crown,
New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, November 16.-Riyer falling;
feet inches in the canal and . feet u
inches in the chute on the falls. Business
dull, Weather clear and cool. City OF New
Orleans TO st, Louis; Little Samson and tow
to lronton,
Throop, Evansville; City OF Providence, st.
Louis. Departed; ]. V. ThrOop, Evansville
City OF Providence, Yicksburg River. y
feet 4 inches and rising, Weather fair
Thermometer 60,
NEW ORLEANS November 16.-Arriyed
Henry Frank, Helena, Departed; Carrie 81
Louis, The steamer Cherokee. for White
river, on account of unfinished repairs e
her nachinery has deferred her departure
until tomorrow. Weather cloudy Their
mometer 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
A whesilns Man Elected preslden. of
Maah.IeR, College.

AT the meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of Washihgton-JeHersoh College, held at
Washington, Pa, yesterday, Rev. ]. b. Moi.
fat, pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church
Of this city, WIS elected President Of that In.
stitutlon. Friends Of the College here pre-.
dict that the choice will prove 10 be one
which will rebound to The credit Of The
school, as we'll as contribute to It's success in
reaching q still higher position as an institu.
ton Of learning than that which II now &c.
MF. MofTat Is graduate Of the college, and
Is thitty.hve years Of age. He has been pas
TOR OF the Second Church here for eleven
years, and the only cause for regret In con.
hection with his elevation 10 the high honor
which has been conferred upon him will be
that bis connection with his present church
will necessarily be severed. He will doubt
less accept the Presidency, % II was rendered
him by unanimous vote Of the Board OF
Trustees after mature dellbefation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
TURBULENT MINERS.
DOWN IN THE MNAWaA VALLEY,
StrIllag COGl DiggOn Drive new Ma Dat and
swear 70 Prevent thSlr Working.
Tbs AllitIA Ordered Dat.

At late hour last night, nearly midnight
a dispatch came flashing over the wires from
the coal regions OF the Third district saying
that a terrible state Of affairs existed there.
The miners in portion OF the mines struck
on Tuesday, and yesterday slxty.hye new
men were sent in to take their places. The
strikers interferGd and drove them out by
force OF arms, and swore that they would
serve any other men sent in to take the jobs
they claimed To hold they would give them
reception more than worm In Its
character, This being the state Of affairs,
they asked the Governor to order out tho
Hawks Nest Rifles and the Kanawha Rifles,
to protect the new employees in the discharge
OF their duties
The following are the dispatches
CHARLESTON, ", Va, November II,
To Governor ]. b. Jackson;
At o'clock this morning the coal opera
tors OF this place brought TO this place about
sixty men, and at nine o'clock put them to
work in their coal banks. At noon they
were forced TO quit work by the striking
miners, and are now In the strikers control.
The operators will have about one hundred
more men ut two o'clock tomorrow morning,
and the same result will follow. The Sheriff
Is here, and powerlcSs to stop the interference
and outlawry. Can you, upon the applica.
ton OF the Sheriff. order the Hawks Nest or
Kanawha Rillemen, or both, to this point at
once, so that the men may DO protected from
violence
There is at this time mob OF about )hree
hundred and hfty men assembled here, and
their number will be doubled on coming
trains, Answer at once.
J. W. ST.. CLAIR
Prosecuting Attorney
Following Is the Governors answer
WHEELING, November 10, 1881.
To ]. W. st. Clair, Prosecuting Attorney,
CGnnclltoR, W. Va,
Direct your Sheriff to issue his warrant re-
quiring the commandment OF company or
companies named to preserve the public
peace as provided for In section page 1874 OF
the code, and for this purpose he may use
my authority TO call upon said companies II
In his opinion the public peace cannot be
otherwise preserved. Report to me your &C.
ton. ]. b. JACKSON.
A subsequent dispatch was sent, as follows;
NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
To Col. Dapid L. RDGner, Charleston, ". "a:
Go to Cannelton. Ascertain the extent oil
the trouble. have telegraphed to st. Clair,
Modify my order II necessary, Do what II
proper to preserve the peace. Report to me
your action. j. b. JACKSON.
Several hundred men are employed In
the vallies OF the lower district, and II they
q = T.. T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Ghe GateuigFnter,
New Advertisements.

odIeei Nos. % ami ~ Fourieenth Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

THE New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, OF Boston, Mass, is an organlEa-
ton that can be relied on. As soon Us the
Company learned Of the death OF Mr.. J !"
Hobbs they sent Mr., A. @, Martin, their
agent, to this city TO make out the necessary
papers that the policy he held might be paid
inside OF ten days from the time the papers
would DO forwarded II all life insurance
companies were MS prompt TO Pay out money
as they are to receive u, confidence In this
line ofinsurance would greatly increase. We
understand that the prompt settlement OF
policies Is the practice Of the New England
Mutual, Of Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Read Onr Adtartlsan,eni.

Even II you are pteludiced against advef.
tisementS. May.by you will save something
by 1T. or may:by you will Just find what you
at low prices May.by BY resdIbs ouF aS TVgs
tiSement this time you will do Il again may.
byyou will be constant reader Of our adVef.
tisementsi mAy-by you will be convinced
that there Is house In Wheeling that never
adveftises anything except they can show Il;
may.by you will become a customer OF ours,
and may.by you will induce your friends 10
call on u.s. AT any rate, we pay for adyef-
Using the truth nothing else will pay.
j, BtVG 4 BAo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Logan 8 Co.'s Pleasant Worm Syrup,

Purely Vegetable. Pleasant Taste, hHt'ela9 YER
"u'' '''N " LOGAN q co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

LosT CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va,
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or COM
pany with capital to come and build q first
Class FIouRISa MILL. Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on the line OF the g., w.
&C. RR For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
w, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

"wE have sold st. Jacobs Oil for about one
year. Have sold more Of 1t than OF all other
liniments. II has given unusual satisfaction
In every instance. We consider II the best
remedy for rheumatism ever offered 10 the
public" D. J. Pratt & Co., North Brookfeld,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
~ never Falis Me where Indicates, ana

lie purity and perfect combinations renders
II invaluable ays tho distinguished author
and scientist, d.. TuLto, s. YERDi, Of Washing.
ton, y. Q, Commissioner National Board Of
tract Of Witch Hazel. Cures Piles. salt
Rheum, rheumatism. Periodical Pains Of
Females, Caiaftah, Neuralgia Sold In fifty
cents and dollar tifes, Nw4S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Murder at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, November 10.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencet
Last evening man named Robinson, no
torious character OF Maiden, a mining town
six miles above this city shot the town mar.
shal, Allen Delcher, through the heart, kill.
Ing him instantly. Robinson was captured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

WE open to-day, aud every day this
week, new Diagonal ClOaks and Jackets,
III Black and Light PalctOtS, and Jackets,
listers and Misses ClOakS.
JOHN EMSIlEIMER,
Eleventh ST., bet. Main and Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

WHEN children are restless at night, crying
out In their sleep, and awakiRg frightened,
Denlg's Worm Syrup will give Immediate re.
lief and insure sound sleep. Follow with
three OF four doses each day, and cure will
be effected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

WE will place on our counters to-day
as dozen twO.battOn White Kid Gloves,
(real Kid worth 81 90, at the low price Of
So cents. Come early aud secure a pair
at spEYER BROS, iiSS Main street,
rriILa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT.


Fine Goods shown to-day, that have
never been made for the prices offered
The goods were bought nj the sale We
attended last week, aud We were very
lucky In securing choice bargains
They are all for you. Come to-day
while every thing Is yet complete
THE FOLLOWING WILLEXPLAIN.
40 pieces satin MerVCIIIeuH, In all cOIors,
worth 81 10, we OITer to-day at Cd cents
per yard.
10 pieces satin RPOdcFIes, In all eOlOFs,
including Opera shades, worth 81 20,
weOler to-day nj 75 cents per yard.
30 pieces satin MOIFes, In all colOrs,
worth 81 81, We OneF to-day nj 00 cents.
20 pieces satin do Lyon, In all col0Fs,
~ inches wide, cost 10 import u 10,
We offer to-day NJ 81 ~.
25 pieces all wool CaShmeFes, Ia all
cOIorN, FetaIled everywhere at 90
cents, we offer to-day at 81 cents.
25 pIcceS all wool CRshmCres, all colorA,
never sold FOR less than 40 cents, We
offer to-day at 30 cents.
% pieces LupIn's best BOnIOur CASH
meres, ~ inches wide, We could call
them dirt cheap at 81 90, we OiIeF 10.
day nj GAY cents.
rs pieces Novelty Dress PlRlds, Is inches
wide, same goods We FetaIled early
In the season Mt 90 cents, we 0neF
to-day ut NJ cents per yard. This
IotwIII surprise even makers OfotheT
goods. We bought Them and We sell
them cheap.
OIIy small lot Ofall wool Tinsei novels
Ties. NO one can retail same under
SIS 90 per yard. We offer same to-day
atSI 80 per yard. They are very rich
and 10 inches wide.
TIE RICHEST AND BEST OF ALL
30 PnrIsIcnnn Robes, retRlIed to-day In
New York for $50 90, NO offer to-day
At % 90. The trimmings connected
with the above are fully wOrth.SI2 90
so pieces, ono yard wide, Persian Cash
nero, In Nil new shades, now retailet
everywhere at 90 cents Ourprice 10
day 30 cents per yard.
Ten great bRrgnIns In Hack Silks. Ex
tFaorlinary bargains In Black Cash
meres. Dress trimmings To match Ill
Our Dress Goods nj One.half the price o.
other Houses. FIhnncIs and BIankcti
much reduced. excepting good
lower thnn you will lind the same claSI
OfgOOdH elsewhere.
Four thousand new Wraps, being th'
only manufactures In the htRte OneFin
mono but our own goods, which every
lady In the city know are the best lifting
best made, best style. We have alSt
made u special price TO all our Wraps fol
this occasion. DO not delay. lhe good
we advertise to-day are 10 BIO seen only
at our House. Rich or poor, IL Is every
bOdy's duty 10 call on uSRt once. If VI
deceive you, leave our store and say so
II the goods wO show surprise you, tell
all your friends nbOutit.
As We expect great rush, We kindly
request the ladies, who can get away In
the forenoon, 10 call OH uS, but we will
try TO wait on you IN tho afternoon.
our friends and customers living out
side the city, VIII please telegraph for
any OF tho above goods advertised, II
wanted. We expect n great many oi
these goods to be sold out shortly.
We again invite every body to come and
see. Iryou cannot come personally, send
n messenger for samples Ofanything you
wish to see. Tho goods are good and
cheap, and We mean to sell them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

VIM. Evans, OF "a Nineteenth street, who
works In the Creek Mill, was cured OF fever
and ague by using three packages OF Donald
McKay's great Indian Medicine, Ka.ton.Ka.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

OyERwRouGHTa and feeble nerves arc quoted
digestion promoted, and the system strength
ened by the Liebig ComPany's renowned
Coca Beef Tonic. TTh4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
Pleasant WeddIng aud Reception.

Yesterday afternoon very pleasant but
quiet marriage ceremony was performed In
North Wheeling, at the residence Of Henry
Michael, Esq, corner OF Sixth and Main
streets. Ills daughter. Miss barbara, very
attractive young lady, was married to Mr.,
David Kull, Jr,, the we'll known carriage
maker. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Kreusch, OF 81, Alphonsus
Church. The attendants were Mr.. Fred.
Dreihorst and Miss Katie Michael and Mr..
Louis staab and Miss Emma Kull. The
bridal pair were the recipients Of numerous
presents and congratulations. They left for
d short eastern trip on the All p, W. & KY
train,
The followlngis partial list of the pres.
ents:
Mr.. II. Michel, father OF the bride-Check
for s, 200.
Miller Glee Club-ITandsom silver tea set,
six pieces.
Misses Emma and Mary Kull-silver
kives, spoons and forks.
Fred. c. Observation-Disclosures silver but
ter dish.
Lou, +, staab-HandsOm silver castor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Observation-Disclosures
eight.day clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Standardization
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Michel-Elegant sill
yer castor.
Mr.. Charles Kull-IIandsome bronze drop
light.
Miss Katie Michel-IIandsOme book and
pair walters
Mr.. D. kull, Sr.-Sewlng machine.
Mrs. Beltz-Elegant bcdspread.
Miss Jessie WATSON, fine lot lace toilet
mats.
Mr.. II. Michel, IT,. set OF vases
The grOonl's present to the bride was o
handsome diamond ring.
Last evening the members Of the Miller
Glee Club and some other friends Of Mr.
kull spent very pleasant time In the par
lors OF the First National on Main street. A
splendid lunch was spread and the evening
was spent In discussing the delicious eatableS,
singing songs, expressing good wishes for the
newly married pair and having o general
jolly time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

CHOICE GOODS arriving every day al
DtLLON's JCwelry Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

In securing goods that have never been offered
at as low prices as we are enabled to offer.
II is your duty; II is duty you owe to your
providers, whether you are rich, comfortable
or poor, to call and see II the goods we offer
are cheap. Read eur advertisement at the
head OF local. /. DLUN 4 BR0.,
1tOi Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

spEYER BRos. offer great bargains In Notions
and Millinery. They ore closing out their
large stock on account OF retiring from the
retail trade. wTlIGs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

To cough and al the tame time be enter.
tanning Is impossible. Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will reach your cAte. Price Is cents 4
bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

ASK your grocer for Morning Glory Baking
Powder.