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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-13
BRIEF TELEdRAMs.

Trapnell, naval cadet from West Virginia,
tried with others for hazing,, has been dis
missed from the Academy.
The strike at the Manchester Iron and
Steel Works, at Pittsburgh, has been settled
by the company retnstating Superintend.
ent KlomAn, The men resumed work yes
terdsy.
A fire yesterday morning in an old build
ing, q to 81 West Madison street, Chicago
occupied by clothing store, pawn shop
and cigar nnanufactury, caused the loss o.
$50, 900; fully insured,
Five OF the girls burned in Dreman'l
rag warehouse. fire, at Cincinnati, wert
taken to St Navier's yesterday morning
where requiem mass was celebrated, attel
which fye hearses conveyed them to the
cemetery, where they were buried side By
side. A large crowd was present OF tht
funeral
The engine Of q second section freigh
train east bound on the Eastern New York
and New England Railroad, brooke loost
from the train at Andover, Conn.,, yester
day morning. a train following crushed
into the rear, and eight oars were wrecked
and several derailed. A brakeman had |
leg broken, and two cars were burned.
Adestructiye fire took place last nigh
at Ft, Scott, Kan, in the business portiol
OF the city. The heaviest losers were: F
| w. Boas, $40, 1000; John Vaughan, $40 00C
Devlin / Park, boots and shoes, 81, 500
! Kennedy & Tate, $500; A. Hagler, dr.,
goods, $1,000; Cutler 4 Donald, CONNECTION
ers, 5000; 7. Burnham, clothing, $S,0O(
, | All the buildings were total loss,
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CRY aATrERs.
Brief Notes ON Current Events or Mino,
Interest.

| Interest.
Tm nickel three.cent pieces are to be with
drawn from circulation. 5
TEE saal Family will give concert at Sci
bert's GaIden this evening.
TIE restaurants are enjoying mild boom
and cots were called into reQuiaition at mos
OF the hotels last night.
IT was James Wallace, and not spsuldinl
Wallace, who was elected Director Of thl
spaulding Iron Wotks.
TIE business public here does not tackl.
kindly TO The new postal notes, and the post
office clerks don't like them any better.
THR Trapezs act now on the programme al
Charley shay's Theatre is very fine, and
many other features Of the show well worth
seeing. 7F4
Mr.. W. 8. MEEK, OF Martins Ferry, inau.
Vile, on the B., z. & @. railroad Tuesday
night under favorable auspices.
Two ladies were relieved Of their purses,
containing about SIC In the aggregate, at the
Second ward market yesterday morning by
pickpocketS who escaped detection.
A SPECIAL term OF the United States Dis.
triot Court will be held at Clarksburg, be.
ginning the 25lh Of the present month, for
.
noted Red Men mail robbsrs. .-
scRMuLRAcHs beer wagon was attached this
morning for damages due Mrs. Betsy Archer,
who was knocked down and seriously injur-
ed by 1t some time since. The wagon was
released upon security being given in the
csse.-Bellare Tribune.
DEPUTY o. 8. MAsHAL TsTERrecently cap
tured Adam AlEa, famous moonshiner who
tNFaa an NI,nN a1,SraA to- Af .l..T
and he 10 now In the Beverly jail. He Is the
cials a good deal Of trouble.
In It's notes about Tuesdays rpgatta, the
Cincinnati Enquirer has the following about
over his defeat by Priddy the Kid. Knoke
aud Iayberger bad some words after the
second heat, bat II snounted to nothing.
YESTERDAY morning some yandal cut the
oil cloth covers oil two market wagons at the
ruined, though what motive any
ono could have for such an act cannot be
surmised.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson & Raumers music store this morning,
for the engagement Of Tony Pastors famous
company, which Is the attraction at the
Opera House Saturday evening next. The
performance Is highly spoken OF by the
press, Toby's name u sufficient voucher for
the merit Of the company.
THE supply OF three-cent stamps at the
Wheeling postottice having been exhausted,
twos and ones will be used instead till 0cto.
ber l. An invoice Of the new two.cent
stamped envelopes to be used foFletters after
October was received yesterday. The new
stamp isa very ordinary looking red silhou
ette o! Washington, not nearly as artistic IS
the present three-cent stamp.
The West Virginia and ARIZONA Mining
Company held their annual stockholders'
meeting yesterday afternoon at the office OF
WI, W. Cowden, the President Of the COM
psny. The condition OF the mine was favor
ably reported, and the stockholders elected
the following Board OF Directors fer the en-
sning year: 6. W. Atkinson, j. q. Pipes, Z.
G. Thomas, E. Msxwell. &. Z. Fleming, J. B.
Reed, y. l.. Jepson, s. q. Richie, W. ]. W.
CoWden
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POLITICAL STRAWS
SHOWING DIRECTION OF THE WIND
l. the Coming Contest In oAIo-A ous.sIdsd
FIght-Ihs War In Hamilton COuaty-PaIEs's
FruItlsa Visit to New York CltI-Hotss
from New York and MAssachasetts.

COLUMBUS, September 12.-So far tn,
campaign seems to be one.sided entirely
aud q visit to the two committees elicit
little or no news. Chairman Bargar Is still
holding the Democratic fort, Secretary
Ballentine and Mr.. Booth being absent
They are in Cincinnati with the other mem
bers Of the committee, endeayoring to effect
compromise Of the two factions and pro
mote,harmony. Ballentine is opposed tc
any compromise, and Is said to have ex.
pressed the idea that the Mclean ticket
could 60 1t alone and win. Chairman Bar.
ger Is very much disheartened over the
situation and regrets that he accepted oi
the craftsmanship. It now definitely get.
tied that John G. will not be called upon
to assume control Of the committee, though
he will attend 10 the State canvass the last
two weeks in the campaign.
Chairman 0glevee was entertaining Con
gresham Robinson this morning, who,
with several Republicans from Clarke
county, called upon the committee. Cen
eral Robinson says the Ninth district Is
good for 1890 majority.
Saturday evening Mr.. Wallace, COM
mercial traveller, took vote Of all the voters
on an incoming passenger tain on the
Hooking Valley railroad, which resulted
as iollows: Foraker 155, Hoadly 42, Pro-
hibition 7, no choice 8. Only voters en-
entitled to cast ballot in Ohio were
counted. 1t is only straw, but it shows
strong winde
Judge Hoadly is still improving and will
be here, nothing further preventing on the
24th, to take part in the campaign.
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Details fthe Affair. which Was the In
saue Result OF Drink and Jealousy.

Details of the Affair, which Was the In
sane Result of Drink and Jealousy.
ST. LOUIS, No., September l2-Later and
mere definite information about the hor.
rible affair last night is to the effect that
Blessing, who said he had been drinking,
had quarrel with his wife and fred y
pistol at her, but without etIech He then
cut her across the abdomen with q razor,
infliCting a dangerous wound. Mrs, Bless
ings brother, W. +. Thellmann, who
boarded with the Blessings, then interiered
in behalf OF his sister, when Blessing
turned upon him with great fury and fired
two shots at him in quick succession, ono
penetrating his head Just under the left
eye, the other passing through the lungs.
Not satisfied with this, he gave him terri
BILE slash with the razor, laying the abdo-
men open from the naval to the upper
point Of the hip, and cut two great gashes
In his neck. He then disappeared, but was
subsequently found In the attic as stated.
Blessing and Thellmann are now at the
hospital. The latter is in dying condi-
ton, but the former will probably recover,
as none OF the arteries are severed. Mrs.
Blessing was not removed from her home,
and Is said not to be fatally wounded.
Blessing is steamboat engineer, IS years
old, Of not very enviable reputation, and is
said to be very jealous OF his vile, who is
handsome woman, aged % years.
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ANOrHgR QuACK
Leaves West virginia with q Had Opin
ION Off Laws,

The experience Of Dr.. Hale, the notori-
Gus quack, who was compelled to leave
this State few months ago by the State
Roard Of Health, is still fresh in the public
mind. Since bis departure the visits OF
travelling medical gentlemen OF eminenCe
and skill who engaged 10 cure all the dis
eases known to medical science, and some
not in the ordinary catalogue, have been
pleasingly scarce. Monday night, howev-
or, q long-haired mountebank calling him
self 'Dr. Johnson" made bis appearance
on the street, selling patent Cure-all. DR..
]. L. Reeves, Secretary OF the State Board
Of Health, happened to sec him, and pre-
tending TO have an arm afflicted with some
terrible ailment, he asked the "Doclorr II
he could cure It. He replied that he could,
in about ten minutes. DR.. Reeves, instead
Of advancing to undergo treatment, left,
with the remark that he would have "Dr."
Johnson's case attended to in the morning.
Yesterday morning warrant was sworn
out for the stranger before Squire Arkle,
and he was arrested. He asked the Jus.
tice to accompany him to DR.. Reeves
Office TO see II some compromise could not
be agreed upon, and on the way, asked the
Justice to excuse him until be went back
to his hotel and got his diploma. That
was the last seen OF him, and after waiting
at DR.. Reeves an hour or so, 1t began to
dawn on the Squire's mind that bis bird
had flown. He escaped punishment, but
the State is rid oil another Quack..
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PERSONAL nENrIos.
News and Gossip in Reference to varIou,
People.

People.
Sheriff VIM. MoCsllin, Of. Pittsburgh, is in
the city,
Mr.. 8. L. Holiday, the Moundwille attor
Captain waltsfPhfllips, ofsUpshur eoun
ty, is in the city.
Mrs. R. T, psyries left for Washington
City last evening.
Col. Bob McEldowney, OF New Martins
vile, is in the city.
Nlrs. s. A. Steele, OF Weston, Is spending Q
day or two at the Fair.
Hon. Hanson CrIswell, OF Moundsville, wa
doing the fair yesterday.
Messrs. Emory and Clarence Mcvicker, Of
Morgantown, are In the city.
Sheriff ]. Z. Heatherly, OF Barbour county
is among his Wheeling friends,
Q. R. Oldham, E.q., = rising young lawyer
OF Moundsyille, is at the Stamm.
Miss Eva Brand, Of Fairmont, is visiting
Miss Mamie Hall, on Twelfth street.
Mr.. Frank q. Smith, prominent youns
citizen Of New Cumberland, Is in the city.
Col. @. H. Beali, one OF Brooke county's
prominent oitissns, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Z. G. Cracraft and wife left last even.
Ing for Baltimore via the Baltimore & Ohio
road.
Hen. J. W. Hobbs, OF Hancock county, was
down yesterday 10 take in the agricultural
display.
Mr.. Charles W. Roberts. business mauager
Of the Frederick Warde Combination, Is In
the city.
Senator Douehoo, OF Hancock county, was
among the prominent visitors at the Fair
yesterday.
Mr.. J. ". Plattenburg, OF the Hancock
County Courier, arrived In the city yesterday
afternoon.
Hon. Dave Leonard, OF Parkersburg, wal
among the prominent strangers In the Grand
Stand yesterday.
Archibald Rae, Esq of wellsburg, was In
the city yesterday, also Editor Murphy, Of the
Brooke county Loeal.
Miss Tia E. Marshall, Of Fairyiew, Hancock
county, yesterday rt.entered the Wheeling
Female College, to graduate next June.
Harry stallman and "Doc." and John
Armstrong, OF the Island, left yesterday To
attend Exeter College, New Hampshire.
Messrs. Henry Mccullough, Jonas Smith
and Chas. F. NabmmGcher, three jolly Pitts
burghers, are in the city taking In the races.
eqaise Mayes, the famous knot tier, Of the
neighboriug Gretna Green, West Alexander,
was among the strangers In the city yester.
day.
Mrs. Rev. E. q. Dornblaser and family,
and Miss Mamie Britt who hRye been spend
Ing the summer In the Pennsylvania noun.
tains, have returned to the city.
Major Isaac Neiswanger, prominent st.
Clairsyillian, was On the fair grounds yester.
dsy, comparing the exhibition with former
Wheeling fairs, about all OF which he has
seen.
Miss Bessie Forsyth, who has been on an
extended visit To her sister, who resides at
jamestown, Dakots, has returned home,
taking In the sights Of Chicago on her re-
turn.
Judge John s. Cochran, Of Belmont coun.
", promising candidate for the Republican
nomination for State Senator, was shaking
hands with Ohio men on the fair grounds
yesterday.
Dr.. s. B. Post, Of New Brighton, Pa, Is in
the city. He was summoned 10 the bedside
Of his brother Harry, pressmAn at Taney
Bros, State Pdntes, who Is lying sick with
| iynhoid fever.
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
OUT OF DOOR ENTERTAINMENTS.
A New B... Bali Association Eorm,d-1hs EutrIs,
for the PlttsbarEh Rssatta-sons Fius sport
Promised Courtney to Row ArsIpSt Teen.
.rs Time Base Ball Gans.

PITTSBURGH, September 19.-Delegates
representing Chicago, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh. Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
Indianapolis and St. louis, met at the Mo.
nongahela House to-day and organized The
Union Association OF Base Ball Clubs, by
electins the following officers: Presi.
dent, q. B. Bennett, Washington, D. O.;
Vice President, Thomas ]. Pratt,
Philadelphia; Secretary and Treasurer,
William Warren White, Washington; d.
O.; Board OF Directors, A. Fl. Henderson,
Chicago; NJ. B. scanlon, Washington, A.
G. Pratt, Pittsburgh; Thomas ]. Pratt,
Philadelphia. The Constitution and By.
Laws OF the American Association was
adopted with few changes. Communica-
tions from Hartford, Brooklyn and Mil.
waukee, encouraging the formation OF a
new association were then read, after which
the following was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That while we recognize the
validity OF all contracts made by the League
and American Association, we cannot rec.
ognize any agreement whereby any mum.
Der OF ball players may be reserved for any
club for any time beyond the term Of his
contract with said club.
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"HERE We are again!" "The hoops, Mr..
Nerryn.an, the hoops!" Two columns and
ahaliin the esteemed Register on "Young
StAtesnen-The rising young men who
will mould and control our States political
destiny for the next epoch" Not this
epoch, it will be observed-soms other
epoch. The bid to the young men of tha
State to stand by and see the slate" 60
through Is made brilliant with beautiful
tOnrth Of July remarks about 1.-THE Chill
Ion Boys" "The Faulkner Boys" 'The
Bennett Boys" "Ths Woods Boys" For
sOne reason there lie not q word about
I eoae talented statesmen and eminent young
D uociInS "The James Boys" In the
lis! a'e come who will take very kindly to
tbs Sc II Of treatment, and others who
Won't There are few ring fayorites
IhrOwniL to learen the lump, but to most
OF the "Ra ing Young Men" this is notice
taatthsy uluSt wait longer and rise higher
before they can be counted among the
rings elect. They are not billed for next
year. Their "epoch" will come along in
the sweet by and by" Meanwhile they
must learn to labor and to wait" The
naS IS sa!ving the hurts in advance.
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MURDER0T1S ASSAULT.
ALL FoR FlFrY.rAREE DOLLARS.
Nan n.G,, CorlrdIy Attack ou HI, Comrades
While sistpiuE-A sausuiaarY ATaIr In
Tsxas-A Jealous Husbands Bloody Work.
Fatally Shoots His BrOlhsr.In.l.w.

CHrrENNr, Wy, September ia
bloody affray occurred this morning on
the prairie three miles from Cheyenne.
James Knight, freiShter, and two
men, H. Moore and J. H. wenzsl,
slept in Knights wagon. About day.
light Moore arose and struck Knight
with an axe and knocked him aenseless.
He then attacked wensel, who after the
Gst blow awoke and fought, taking the axe
from Moore, not, however, until ho had
received another blow on the head.
Moore then took revolver aud Rhot
at Wensel four tines Wensel has
two bullet holes in his cheek, A SOL
dier from Fl. Russell went TO the rescue and
Moore fled over the hills. One ball passed
through both lungs Of Wensel knights
skull was fractured. Neither are expected
to live. Moore's object was to get S5S in
Wensel's pocket.
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BELLAIRE.
Small Fire-Lndy Badly Hurt-varioas
Minor Matters.


Misses Mary Msring and Florence Cater
are visiting at Mr.. George Maring's.
Miss Mollie Kirkpatrick has resigned her
place as organist Of the First Presbyterian
Church.
The school board is put to much incon.
venience by the delay in the arrival Of the
necessary seats.
The floor and upper parts Of the Union
street bridge, over the B. 4 o. tracks, is in
bad repair and is to be fixed.
The family OF ]. B. Barnhill, that has
been staying during the summer at Port
land, got back home Yesterday.
The Missionary Society OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs, J. 7. Lane.
The time OF year is approaching when
more lights are needed on the streets, and a
dozen more lamps have been ordered by
Council.
The Hess lots on Union street. opposite
the Belmont House, have been bought by
Conrad Rumbach, who will put up q busi-
ness house on them.
The Fourth ward hose house Is to be re-
paired. The approach to It was taken
away to allow the new water main to be
laid pastit, and other repairs are needed.
Jas. Fitton has been awarded the con.
tract for putting in the Thirty-.hird street
sewer, his bid including all material and
work. A sewer will also be put In at once
for the new Second ward school house.
An alarm Of fire was sounded yesterday
morning at halipast three, by the whistle
of the blast furnace, and then by the nail
works bell. A bright light over that part
Of town conveyed the impression that the
nail works was on fire; but no farther
alarm was given when Il was found that
the dry house Of the nail works cooper.
shop was on fro and no other buildings
were threatened. The fire department did
not turn out at all, the fire being put out
with the bose Of the works.
Mrs. DR.. McClelland was very badly hurt
Yesterday evening by an accident near the
funnel School House. She was sitting In
the buggy while the doctor was making
professional call, and two dogs fighting
scared the horse when he attacked then
with whip. The horse was frightened anc
backed over high bank, throwing Mira Nc
CIelland out. She was reported fatally In
iured, bat later reports say she 10 less seri
ously injured, She wap too badly wounded
10 allow Of her removal home, however, ant
was taken into house hear by.
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Both Combatants Pretty Well Scared
Ei but heither Hurt.

RICHMOND, Va, September ia blood
less duel was fought in this city which has
battlsd the officers OF the law. They are
therefore unable to learn enough, Of the
facts upon which to base the arrest Of any
Of the parties interested. W, W. Rusby, a
young lawyer. and a Richmond College
student named Charles H. Princeton have
both been paying attention 10 lady
prominent in society here. Their
jealousy demanded blood, and they ap-
pealed to the code, both employing the
came gentleman as q friend. The lawyer
chose Derringers and fifteen PAGES, and the
combatants met on barren common be-
low the leYel OF thee city. They had no sur
geons, and only the three referred to were
on the tisld. Both pistols were discharged
simultaneously. Princeton's coat had q
bullet hole through 1t, while Rusby was
not even grezed. The parties then agreed
to retire friends.
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FAraER AND soN snor
BY nm EmpIoye-the Murderer RIddled
with shot

GALVESTON, Tx, September l2.-At
Trinity, yesterday, Major II. B. Hurlock,
large mill owner, and his son, W. d. Hur-
lock, % years old, were shot by man
named Roseman, one Of their employees,
aged %. W. Fl. Hurlock is now dead and
the fathers wound Is probably mortal. A
young son OF Hurlock has been annoying
Roseman, who, in endeavors to make him
desist, accidentally injured the child's foot.
The Major with words and hands abused
Roeeman which the latter declined to re-
sent. The Major then called his son to
come out and whip Roseman. The
sons blows Quickly put Roseman
on the ground, when the latter
drew q arevolVer and shot his adversary in
the head and heart The Major returning
for pistol he shot him also, and then cody
went up stairs, procured an additional six
shooter and barricaded himself. The
mill men arrived and gathered around the
premises. The lady OF the house entreated
Roaeman to leave. He complied, With the
remark, 81 will for you, you are woman"
The men opened fire, aud after filling
Roseman with goose shot secured him.
Alter the capture. Msjor Hurlock, though
perforated with bullets, beat and culfed
Roseman until the bystanders intestered.
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PIrrssURGH REGATTA.
A Large Number OF Entries Promising
Fine Snort.

PITTSBURGH, September 12.-The entries
closed to-day for all races except the
veteran race in the grand regatta which
takes place here September 25th, 26th, 9th
and 18th. The races will be three miles
with turn, and will be rowed on the Hutton
course on Allegheny River, ten miles from
the city. The prizes given by II. o. Price
aggregate 5000 in addition 10 the special
citizens purse OF $500, for veterans,
and three gold medals, valued at $500 each,
donated by the Pittsourgh Tmes. The
entries are as follows:
First race, for veteran scullers over 40
years Of age. Purse S400, divided. Entries,
James Taylor, ex.champion Of Eaglandi
Henry Coulter, ex.champien OF America;
Patrick Luther and Joseph Key.
Second race, single scull, for amateurs,
purse $3.50 divided. Entries: Peter Snyder,
VIM. Snyder, Peter Priddy, Ross Roari.
son, George Altmyer, William o'Hanlon,
George W. Gang, Alonzo Kennedy, Ed.
ward Monagher, Richards, P. P. Connolly,
Martin Foley, John Powers, q. A. Martin,
O. Gross, John Brennan, Jacob West,
Fred Teemer, J. Curry, Geo. Wilmot, Pat
Luther. John W. Priddy, Amos suppong
and Arthur Varnon.
Third race, for professional single scul.
lers. Purse $1,000, divided. Entries,
Charles E. Courtney, Wallace Ross, John
Teemer, William Elicit George ". Lee,
F. A. Plaisted, George q. Hosmer,
Albert Hsmm, James Ten Eyck, G. ".
Wiesgsrber, Nicholas Layberger, P. H.
Conley, George Gaisel, Harry Parker,
George Dabinett, Edward Monagher,
George Altmyer, John Ritz, NJ. ]. Byrnes.
James Griffin, Thomas Dray, Jerry Casey,
Ed Clator, and W. Bobbett.
Fourth Race-0pea to four cared crews.
Entries, Queen City, Celtic, Central and
Mutual crews, Of Buffalo, New York; West
End and Boston crews, Of Boston; Colum.
bia and Blackmore crews, Of Pittsburgh;
Coulter and Taylor crew; Elliott and Ross
crew; Teemer and HoRmer crew.
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The western Nail Association Decide 70
Continue the Mills In Operation.

Continne the nilis In Operation.
PITTSBURGH, September 12.-The West
ern Nail Association held their regulal
quarterly meeting attheir rooms on Fourtt
avenue. Although the attendance wa
not largethe meeting was quite protractet
and the situation Of the trade was fully and
freely discussed. The general trade wal
reported good and dealers expressed them
selves as satisfied with the outlook. The
repeated suspensions since last spring, how
ever hayo resulted in very light
stocks with the assortment badly
broken. In view OF this it was deci.
ded not to order a stoppage Of the
nail machines, as was anticipated
would be done, but to continue them in
operation until further orders. It Is quite
possible that no more suspensions will take
place this season. the question of charg-
ing the card rate came up during the
meeting, bat It was unanimously decided
to let Il remain as It Ia at present.
a. schedule OF rates for cutting nails at
ths-work Of Morewood & Co., Birming-
hatn, England, was received from ]. d.
Weeks, now in that country. AS the rates
were generally based on self-feeders, no
definite comparison could he arrived at,
Secretary Armstrong not having authority
to diyulge the rates paid here, where sell
feeders are not employed.