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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17
cHAr BY raE WAY.
How ABOUT that holy war;

How ABOUT that holy war; ~
GEORGIA has seventy gold mines.
HoRszszoE jewellery is coming to the front
again.
TKsNzssxE's grain crop beats all previous
records.
OSCAR WILDE says Conkling is fellow
martyr. This is good.
STANLEY MATHEWS has just completed
his Washington residence, at cost Of
$4,000.
The Southern States will produce over
SO, COO, 900 worth of gold, silver and copper
this year.
TIE news from Dublin is dull. Has the
British lion one paw on Ireland and the
other on Egypt?
CRICKET appears to be about as dangerous
a game as base ball. Three expert English
PLAYERS have been killed this season.
WE presume that in the fact that Gen.
Wolseley was q regular subscriber to the
Cincinnati Commercial lies the real secret OF
his success.
WHEN q man goes fishing for whales ana
hauls up minnow, he generally lets 1t 60.
The Government should do likewise in the
star route matter.
YANKEE ingenuity and enterprise will al
WAYS come to the front. A Boston man has
been making living writing and selling
Arab PsSha's autograph.
The Gar of Russia presents the pitiable
spectacle of sovereign who is afraid to
assume his crown. Alexander should brace
up. It's only matter Of time until the
Nihilists kill him, anyhow, and the, corona
ton ceremonies might as well be proceeded
with.
DAVID SHELNEYER, of Downington, Ches-
ter county, Pa, was surprised early the
other morning, to find COW quietly, rub
bling her back against the maniel in his
parlor. Somehow OF other the front door
bad been left open, and the cow, seeking a
quiet place to pass the night had wandered
in. She had chewed up plag hat. and
two straw ones that were hanging on the
hat-rack, had eaten part Of an umbrella, a
section OF the babyS coach, and for des-
sert had taken about half of the plush COW
ering off the sofa. She had slept part OF
the night on the best rug, and from the
way things looked around the parlor, had
made herself thoroughly at home.
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ures to the crowd of visitors. "No,
ma'am, you can distinguish colors by
this light as well as by dry. Heatf
Oh no, none worth speaking of. Yes,
the bower Is that Of :, 900 candles. Look
out little boy, don't come too close"
and a thousand other answers were be-
ing constantly made.
Certainly the light is a beauty. The
uncovered burner, hanging from the
upper story Of the factory, glitters like
a morning star and sheds colorless
light about she vicinity that makes the
gas Jets look sickly and sallow. The
light seems to rival that Of day. And
vet the most brilliant electric light
would appear as black spot If held
between the eye and the unapproach-
able splendor of the orb Of day!
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ARussian Edition orJesse James.

Southern Russia now rejoices in the
capture and incarceration of one Mania
Who is apparently a Russian edition of
the late MIR. James, Of Missouri. For q
score of years he has been the terror of
that portion Of the Empire. Last Octo-
Der he was arrested and locked in q
prison at Nicolaeff Although famous
as a prison breaker, the authorities ap-
pear to have placed no special watch
over him, and in consequence he near
ly escaped by digging subterranean
passage one hundred feet long from his
cell to the outer wall. Prison eXcava-
lions are 20 common in Russia that the
only merit about Manuals was the
length Of il, but it was an uncommon
feature in his case that he should have
been discovered at last through the
lreachery or fellow prisoner, since
honor prevails among thieves in Russia
as elsewhere, and u traitor would have
had chance to escape with the rest as
soon AS the passage was finished. Re
bufled in this attempt, Momia waited a
while, and then one afternoon, when q
policeman came to his cell, he threw
MIN down, gagged him, and donned,
his uniform. The following day, hav.
ing exchanged the uniform for peas
ants dress, he went into the market,
and choosing the best cart standing
without its driver, drove away to Kher-
son. Here he was recognized outside
public house by police officer, who
touched him on the shoulder and said,
What, Mania, you here7" Certain
ly," replied the fugitive, and knocked
him fiat on his back; and before the
officer could recover his sehses Mania
WAS out of sight. AT present he is again
in his old c,.il in the Nicoalaef gael,
awaiting trial, but lac says he will not
be tn. re- long, and the G0los significant
~ remarks that "tlie Nicoalaeif people
believe him.
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resonant laugth,

THE object of the Marquis Of Lorne's
present journey to British Columbia has
caused much speculation. 1t Is learned
from official sources, however, that he
desires to make an official inspection OF
that province, and to acquaint himself
more thoroughly with the manners and
customs of the people and the resources
of that great northwestern territory.
The notion that the visit has any po-
litical significance arising out of disaf-
fiction in the province concerning the
delay of work OIL the Canadian Pacific
railway is without foundation, IS the
present syndicate are pushing the work
as fast as they can. The Marquis of
Lorne manifests the greatest interest in
the development of the British pro-
yinces of the Northwest, and mis- visit
there with his royal companion cannot
fail to increase his popularity in that
section. This, at least, is the belief of all
loyal Canadians.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

If there is one thing needed more
than another in this country it is law
requiring belts, shafts, pulleys, and all
such rapidly revolving machinery to be
enclosed in some manner. Hardly q
day passes but the press of the country
is called upon to chronicle q terrible
accident arising from the clothing OF
someyworkman or visitor becoming en-
tangled I'm machinery. Two or three
accidents Of an especially horrible
nature have occurred during the past
week. In Cleveland workshop, last
Tuesday, q workman became entaugiei
in belt, and Dis head, bath arms, and
both legs were torn from his body BE-
fore the eyes of his horror-stricken
friends; and an employ, in the salt
mill at Goodies, New York, named
DAVID t. SMITH, while passing re-
volving shaft, had his apron caught by
a nut in the shaft. In an instant tn"
unfortunate man was whirled around
with terrible violence until his body,
stripped of clothing, fell to the floor q
mangled mass. His right arm was
s6rn from, ia socket, and his right ankle
was completely broken of from the
lea. and landed some distance away
with the shoe still on the foot. Proper
attention and 3 very small outlay of
money would prevent accidents" OF
this description
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Awkward Mistake Ahoss . wedding.
From Ae 81. james Gdsens.

A very awkward mistake is reported
to have been made at st. Georges
church, In Southwark, q few days ago.
A deaf and dumb lady and foreigner
with but smattering Of English pre-
sented themselves for the purpose Of
being married. To neither Of them
was the service, under the circumstan-
ces, very ineligible, and when, owing
to the pew openers mistake, the lady
was soIemnly "churched" instead Of
welded, It Is not surprising that they
should have retired In ignorance Of the
tact and under the impression that they
were thencefOrth man and wife. When
the error was db c Ivered the marriage
hour had elapsed, and 1t was too late 10
perform the proper ceremony according
TO law. II Is Satisfactory to hear thss
the interesting couple have been COM
municated with, in order that the IN.
fortunate blunder may be rectIfed -
soon as possible.
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A Dukes Usfsvsassse Ss..


Both Cardinal Manning and Cardinal
Howard have recently visited the duke
Of Norfolk ut Arundel castle. where his
grace and the duchess are still staying
Win their only son, the Earl Of Arundel,
who, though nearly three years Of sge,
e still unable 10 s+e, speak or walk.
The child IL taken 10 LlttIenamptou
daily and bathed In the sea. and 10 the
object Of much sympathetic curiosity
aniong The iniiabits1is by wnom the
duke and duchess are ucid La the high.
e.t esteem. Each Of the prelstes I have
named on arriving ut Arundel wa Coz
veyed from the station t. the castle In
. carriage drawn by four horsrs and
prectdtd by oufrid~rs. In this way the
premier duke Is pleased 10 sustain the
dignity oftbe prtIates " the Church in
which he believes, and ~ which the
bulk Of his fortune has been given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

SOME of the old Spanish priests
and padras of New Mexico and Arizona
knew a good thing when they saw
il. By the records Of an old adobe
church at Taos, n. NJ, it is shown that
100000 in tithes was collected from
the native ownes ola single mine in the
neigh bOring mountains.
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De PsoFuHpss.

Heart Of my love, be uuei
tI.d b. my life and coI1 the autumn night,
The Wind IN gusts shakes down tEs yeilov.
ing lesves:
The nigh, b gray, only nifui light
Shows here The moon will rise: the chill
etrikss 10 my very souL Pissed aos tssss
Petnlant longing. even radiant ho,e,
Inst nved 80 long. gone too; only, LAT thing
that die,
Only . resting Of my weary hesst ~ you
Who never Jet have fAilrd-Oh, love Do tSuai
Eyes OF my lore, shine clrssl
The mi.!s are ridns round ms dense and
coId 80. -
A where ths hyer whispers 70 the rssds:
HopetscsH 'hvs 70 p'ssOs ne saisk aishts
whs;. hsrss aickehny ray. and there, Ms.
w s:y: 4 s 81 * s r:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

A PECULIAR and unusual hot wind
has been sweeping over the Western
prairies during the past week. The
thermometer at LeavenwOrth, Kansas,
"Wednesday, registered 1917 in the
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aew ore % then O..
wager . Iiue 49, ~

s.- One q the. C.. :.
Wssers siae spas -
1t was q Chicago ladv 's'ss'Aae
ing won $500 with vh;St~ Who ths
bons, or bonneta, which y. 70 by
I.adiesare getting to Sa ever
betting. They are aiva%s sey
their ventures, since tb.,r pretty y
they lose, and several =, n..s1
made some ''lucky hits"' taea
season. 1t Is .he fashion alrsst
for ladies, but the c6ild,eaSs now :Ss
their betting books, and sAo
IN making entries then.I, are d ~
ef Of the turf. Il took , NY any q
to to-. ia ,s.: . bewitched Oh
into betting q pair Of tbo s va
against . box Of cisau. "Y TS
won, q they usually do me
write II this moment S, I'M shk
hind the thoroughbred On h b
the lake, with another m "ss Wy
side. maa By
These widows are inds.d ;,
artful Of creatures, and Ssrs,oMe \
ofthem. There Is one ns y
woman of this species he,sp 10y Ers
engagement rings on her inn IA
which would be embarrassiUe oass
feminines, but not to this % ~
When lover No. l sits az hs )" sdsy
bis ring which glitters SONY sde
finger. The other ring is tnct upso
ly away in her belt. And Il ~
not time to remove the rims sae
It artfully around SO that i, sr sue ~
insignificant rim Of gold TO wb;ax
body could object. This widow uHa
be supposed, has a numerous 90.
dence from love-smit,en yon,b ss'p'
her collection of original love Ia,
something unique. The Other " Saa
dropped Q package oflet,ens from {
hersweethearts and a rival love, - ~
It up. This was rather troublesam. 4
the widow, but, as usual, she hnns !
way Of escape. There chapcsd y
another woman Of the same nan.
her own In the place, and she A..
the letters belonged TO her, hsvin, =
however, arranged matters wink \
namesake by making her a vain.
present.
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Ii Takes . High Rank.

The Wheeling RRGIsrss now ranks with
the best and most enterprising newspapers
in the country. In addition to its regular
daily issue, it now sends forth mammoth
Sunday edition, which is full OF interest
ing news and Sunday reading The enter
prise of the REGIsrER is commendable, and,
We trust, profitable to its proprietors.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

FLORIDA farmers are boasting oftheir
porkers. One has ten-months-old
Berkshire pig which weighs S2S Pounds
and another comes forward with asev-
enteen-mOnths old Poland China which
tips the beam at 547.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

ABOUT this time the bogus italian
Count or French Duke who has spent
the season at some fashionable resort is
balancing up his accounts and counting
the profits, with view to enlarging his
peanut stand for the coming winter or
refurnishiug his barber shop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

THERE are many mysteries in this
world of ours, and chief among them il
the art of turning standard a
sugar, at 10 cents per pound into
fine French confectionery" wholesal-
ing at lie, and then paying a large
profit to the manufacturers.
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shade

ENGLAND is not happy unless she
can pick quarrel with some ifth-rate
nation like AfghsniStan, the Orange Riv-
er Free State, the Trsnsvsal Republic, or
Egypt. Johnny Bull should pick out q
man of his size.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. Hssa.
non MARSHALL FOR CONGRESS

Our Greenback friends hit the nail on
the head exactly when they nominated
BOB MARSHALL of this city for Con-
sr,ss. He is doubtless In favor Of more
money, and would do his level best, if
in Congress, to get more money. He
/, n representative Greenbaeker.
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SINGING SOCIETIES.

In answer to "A Member of the Ger
mania" who. in your last Sundays Issue,
50 modestlyt y claims for the Germania the
nonor Of being the oldest singing society
In the city, and TO bolster mp that ciaim,
dissolved" in September, 1873 must
say, when he makes such q statement a.
that, be simply says something he knows
nothing about and he surely forgets his
modesiy p when he sets himself up - an
authority on the history Of society he u
no member of.
That the Meunerchor is the oldest sing
irg society in the city can be shown 10 the
satisfaction OF any fairminded, unprejudiced
and disinterested person.
A MgMBER or THE MEHHoRcHoR.
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RaiirosA Collissoa.

CLEVELAND. September IA local
fright train of the Lake Shore road teie.
scoped q cattle train early this morning
near Berss. A considerable number OF
cattle were killed. more wound and several
train hands severely injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

TURKEY is just now cOnvulsed from
the BOsphTous to the Danube over the
announcement that the public treasury
has been plundered of SO, 900, 900. Tur-
key should be calm. When she has
had as much experience with that sort
of thing rs the United States she will
Cease to express establishment at tribes.
Such an occurance used to excite re-
mark here, but We are rapidly getting
uSp1 IN il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Two enterprising Missouri burglars
had the temerity to ''crack" the resi-
denee of county Judge. They were
caught in the act, and the Judge gave
Them twenty wears each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Bosros, September ia prr,,, .
patch states that the steamer Yo,t,, |.
from Shanghai for New York, With :.
Of teas, Is q total loss on the Chipe,s :.
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-
VILE, Calhoun county, b be hsewn g b.
reka Lodge, appointing 6am!ld n. ncHJy,
w. NJ, Samuel c. Bari, D. W. ana JUN n
II. Hamilton, J. w. Both % " nv
lodges start of with favorable recQn1tn'
datum and with papersin fsGuiar spe'
and with good prospccts OF 1uccess a.,
The minute book of Ohio Lodge NO lol'
.fpov No. n, used at the date OF the organ
ization of the lodge, January Sd, 1919. wa.
on exhibition in the centennial department. !
of the exposition. The names OF fnlinP
Doddridge, Noah Zane, Joseph Caidweu.
and Others appear upon its pages ana su"-
graphed TO the constitution of the lodge;
IS regular communication OF Ohio Lodge
Mol, A. F. & A. NJ, win be held Monday
evening. :,
ouery-would you believe it' the anti
Masous are actually preparing to ouiia
monument here Batavia, N. " over what
they call the grave OF William Morgan
What grave is II they thus designste! uise
Us the facts.
RepIy-William Morgan disappeared Sep
TENDER, 1925 Every effort was made 90 ual-
ly by Masons and anti Masons 10 discoSe.
his whereabouts; by the former 70 acquis
to establish the fact of murder upon the
order. The Niagara river and part OF Lake
Ontario were laboriously raked 10 their
depths to discover his body IL peradventure
it had been sunk there, but nothing was
found. In the following year, october tn
a BODY much decomposed, but not muuiat-
ed by fishes, fioated ashore in the township
of Carlton. county of Ontario, n. T., near
the present Carlton station, on the Water
town, Rome and Ogdensburg railroad. THIS
IL some forty miles east of Fort Niagara, to
which place Morgan had been definitely
traced. As soon as the discovery OF this
body was announced, Mrs, Morgan was
taken to identify it. But the clothing was
not such as she recognized. The pocket
contained religious tracts, a style OF read
ing 10 which her late husband was quite
unaccustomed; nor, in fact was there
single circumstance in the size, shape
or appearances of the body TO
correspond with that OF Morgan.
Still the demands OF the anti. Masonic party
we're 50 pressing that Mrs. Morgan was IN,
duced to accept it and the body was moved
to Batavia with great parade and buried IN
the grave which you see. A funeral Grafton
was pronounced in the presence OF vast
multitude. 1t was the body OF Timothy
Munroe, who had left the township OF Clark
in Upper Canada the preceding month In
boat aiming for Reward, and was drowned
in the Niagara river while returning. His
wife came to Batavia and the body was ex'
humed. She had already so accurately
described the person of her husband. bis
clothing, the religious tracts, etc, that the
Jury, upon examination made no hesita-
ton TO declare tlIat it was Timothy Munroe
who had been buried there.-Queries and
Replies in Masonic Reriep. 49,.
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MIDLAND, CANADA. September 1S.-Cspt
W. Griffin reports that an unknown
schooner sunk during Thurpcsy's storm,
with crew ON board. All hands lost
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the FULLER ELECTRICAL q

:" HeN i Ss.ns Swvh.siJps; =; " i,,,,r.
,o, oSr " e, w. S. y Tw Ei.s,s.l
pared 20 furnish the improyed ~
Dynamo Electric Machine. ace
Tampa, Of various si1es snoc spsc,ns 40
Circular Furnished on sppllcap'''
full pahlculars end Phos List
Estimaiss cheerfully given. 10 -
plicsttop for estimates, The pIs.soi -
% i nseuIs| ee ssouS 5. looa 81
PLACED, stating whetbsr - or or 49,
ahouh also b ststsd What 1888
steam or water, " available, snd 49,
the same from the preml.s 70 tTsS
where power n already svailanienls hrys
Of apparatus for produciSs e's,st~c
very much reduced.
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ARABI has been whipped. and the
great military strstegist Of the Cincin-
matt Commercial is again able to sleep
NIGHTS
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NOTICE.

i Instant, cauSe . eomps,luvs sI.in... !.
10 b. held In The City OF whellnE n
selection and appointment ot : ca, 40
Military Academy q We ,ss %ps -.
nation. Also an examinsfion ~
writing and eethogEaphy. anthm ~
mar. eompoaitions SsograPoy 80 s,n ~
He win NOT snteF at Ws1 Point uon ~
1879, bot the flecrstayy q Wa rsawW. -
make Recommendation ri Al I'D :
from The FirSt loidj Conc 'r-.aouL aisss !
w. Va, Applicants will mee' st eoss
once, In the Capitol. stso'eloea avifs9
WARRINGTON, d. c., August 81, lsh
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KNIGHTS or LABOR.

What are the objects Of the Knights OF
Labor will be discussed at the meeting Of
Alph Assembly. K. of L.. No. 1880, Mar.
tins Ferry. NEXT Thur,day evening.
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The regular semi-annual announce
ment of Mr.. TILDEN's serious illness is
now going the rounds Of the press.
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\ FEW more warm days, and the
corn will be safe from the frozen fingers
of lack frost.
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LETS see; what did you say had be-
come of the Chinese question?
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I. o. o. y.

Mr.. William H. Stipes, q member Of
Pamela Lodge No. IL, l. o. o. r., Of this
city, died in HELENA, Montana, and was
buried on the 9Th ult
The funeral, under direction of Excelsior
Lodge No. s, l. o. o. r., headed by the
Helena City Cornet Band. was largely at
tended by members Of the order, several
Lodges assisting in paying the last tribute
Of respect TO worthy brother.
Mr. Stipes was q native Of Wheeling, but
left here nearly fifteen years ago. TO take
up his residence In Montana, aud was en-.
gsged in the land business, latterly con.
Quoting large hotel in the city OF Helena,
where he made many friends. as demon
strstsd by the honors accorded him at his
death.
Next Thursday evening the third ami.
versary Of the Order Of the Household Of
Ruth will be celebrated at Market Hall. by
the members Of the @. u. o. o. r. Of this
city. Thomas H. Lewis, d. g. n. OF the
State will make the address Of welcome.
Rev. !. H. Jones, of Pomeroy. will also
make an address, and J. II. Walter will
respond on behalf Of the order.
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PRIVATE DALzELL
Talks on Politics in HIS Congress.
3 ri sionai District.

He is No, a Candidate for 0fioe-Upde-
CRAFTS Methods Severely censured-
A Nomination Purchased with
Gold and Greeabaeks-He
VIII Never Vote For ~ ny
FE = Jonathan. ~
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HIscELLAEBoUa /:

Grsyson Il Heaton have erected IN Paulps
addition large tool works, where picks
and other tools are made. A half dozen
hands are engaged there. /.
Capt. Warwood, at his place on First
street, employs six or seven mon IN the
manufacture OF miners tools, rakes, &c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-17

Mr.. Hix, the manager, and Mr.. Short
the electrician, were both found in the
machine room, patiently answering the
myriad of questions put ut them by the
curious Ihroug. BIB Hazlett, the we'll
known telegraph man, was manipulst-
ing the lamps and occasionally explain
ing something To the more inluiSitiye
OF the open mOuthetl lockers on.
This Gramme machine," said Mr..
Hix, isis the French patent, the one sf-
ter which all others are designed. rnis
one is twenty burner machine. When
We have won them that many subs,ri5-
ers, Wawill put in another one. Just
,Onk at that beautiful steady lightw
What Il the power of the ilgat2"
1.-TWO thousand can die power and the
beauty of il il, it does not effect the
eye by the heat. Medical savauts have
decided that il Is the heat OF 3 gaS burn
or, or lamp, aud not its light, which 81
effects the eye, and IN IL is not necessary
to sit up 20 close TO the light, the eye Is
preserved from harm"
Mr.. Xix il confident the number Of
Subscribers for the light will rapidly in
erase in the city. He IL very proud of
the clear white light, and seemed new r
20 weary pointing out the salient feat