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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
SEVEN STOKES OF NOTED woxf.

oktEN otOh6O W "SsSO UVMSNI
IN. Pra,esss CAassstt>. DueAs,, -.
naIatoresgh, Rseases wife ~
OtheSs<
Too ladies conteulled for precedsno.
I'm the ccRFt Of Charles V. They an
peAied 70 the monarch, who, like, SoIo
non, awarded, "Isst the eldest 10 an d
such q dispute was never known ate, !
wards
One of the principal graces Of Sarah
DuebeS OF MAribcaeugb, was PodiS;'
- abundance Of nAe ksir. One day :,
Hey TOILET. to anger her heroic lord, -.
cr1 elYhes commanding tFesses and gsss
then in bis face.
NolIeksps, the SCULPTOR, was q ps,
.son ef paSsimony. In his own hou,.
eSndlts were never liGlNe& q +be Com
meueen,enf e the evening; an WIEN.
ever lie and hs wife hcar4s hock a,
tbe door, they would wait until tb.v
heard second rap before they lii n.
candles, lest the first should have been
a RUNAWAY" sDd.their cand(es should
he wasted.
Whilst Frederick Morel, the grss,
scholar and eminent printer, way em.
ployed on his edition OF "Libinius" on,
day, be was told that his wife wss sud.
denly taken ill. ~ have only Two O,
three sentences to translate, and then I
will come and look at her." A second
message informed him that she was dk,.
ing. II have only two words to wriS
and I will be there ~ coon as you" re.
plied the philosopher. At length In
was told that his wife was dead. lam
very sorry for il, indeed, said he, goInr
on with his work, ''she WAS q very hon.
est wOman."
The marriage Of Racine was nn set .,
penance-n neither love nor interest bad
apy share in the union. His wife wS
a GOOD sort Of woman, but perhaps III,
most insensihle of her sex, and the
properest person in the world to mortify
the passiou Of literary glory, and tb,
exultatiOn OF literary van.
ity. 1t Is scarcely credible, but most
certainly true, since her own son relate.
the fact, that she had never seen acted
nor ever rad, nor desired TO Read, thu
tragedies which rendered her husband
10 celebrated throughout Europe. She
hal only learned some Of their titles in
Maria and Elizabeth Cunning, whs
appeared at the court OF George ILL.,
one at the age Of eighteen and the othS
at nineteen-were two pOrtionless girk
of surprising beauty. "They are de-
writes Walpole, ITO be- the
women alive. They cant
walk i'm the park, or 20 TO NauXhaIl
but such crowds follow them that they
are generally driven away" One dsy
they went to see Hampton Court. A.
they were going into the Beauty Room
company arrived. The house
keeper sail: This way, ladies; here
are the beauties" The Cummings hes
into passion, and asked her what she
meant. They went to see the palace,
and not TO be shown rs a sight them.
selves. The younger Of the fair sister,
became the Duchess OF Hamilton. the
other became Lady Coventry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

lead, and his lack Of all the qualities
which men demand Of those who shall
guide them, that he has no divine
right to rule, the Gar retreats to
CATCHING and seeks safety in seciusion
and protection from his subjects behind
fortified walls, hoping by some pitable
subterfuge to safely accomplish the
symbolical assumption Of autocrstic
power.
But the people want land and liberty
and see no prospects Of obtaining either
so long rs the Gar and the supersti-
tons Of czarism are extant. Royalty
must come out Of It's hole and prove
its fitness to rule, or acknowledge itself
q rat and be abolished. Nihilism will
permit no evasion of the issue, give no
time for the elaboration of tricks aud
elusive plots. Nihilisn has no dy-
mantle to waste on wax figures.
What wOodmen call smudge
may sometimes be applied to the
NIlN lux Oul VI NSlulili, hOl ViehVuV tS-
suits, and Nihilism. il apt in adapting
all means to its ends. st. Petersburg
is shrouded in dense smoke redolent
of peat boys, which pours in upon the
city from q fiery arc extending from
Finland to the shores of the Baltic.
CATCHING is within the arc, and all about
the hiding place of the crownless Car
the woods and peat bogs are burning
iiercely. A singular spectacle this
royalty being smoked out of ITS hole
like nOXiOua vCrmin; righteous wrath
of oppressed humanity closing in upon
despotiSm with walls of fire.
uuleSs the Cars tailor has had the
fofethought to fabricate for his I'M
,rowned majesty an asbestos ulster, he
may I've forced 10 quit CATCHING with
IaOre haste than j. compatible with au-
tccratie dignity in Il boiler iron uniform,
and the empress train six yards long
may get hedrageled. Imperialism,
it with singed tail, scurrying through
the smudse, and Nihilism popping at
with glass bombs, would afford the
world much food for reflection. There
may be humor in such possibility,
but there il grimneSS in the humOr Of
Nihili-m. and much significance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
INTERESTING FACTS.

The completion OF the iron bridg Of
the Atlantic and Pacific railway over
the Canon Dlablo, in Arizona, add, sn.
other to the list OF high bridges. Il
spans q dark, gloomy gorge. Thebridge
il 40 feet above the water, aud al feet
long. 1t weighs sS7, 100 pounds, aud il
cost SNO,O.
The Bank OF France has prepared for
the issue of G0,0OO,OO Of the new 100
franc note. II was engraved in strict
privacy in one OF the inner chambers OF
the bank. The note was first painted .
feet 10y 1 by the artist Naudry, and
then photographed Oh a reduced scale
to the size ofthe note.
Henry Todd, who lives In Darien, Is
the wealthiest cOlOred man In GeSgiA.
When youth, his master died aud lcn
him bis freedom. When the Confed.
eracy fell he lost twenty slaves aud
some Confederate bonds. After the war
he continued farming, and engaged IN
the lumber business. lie is now Is
years old, and Is worth 100000.
Ola thousand well.tO-do person. aud
another thousand Of poor persons there
remained alive after five years ~ the
prosperous 94j, Of the poor only 81
After fifty years there remained Of the
prosperous $50, Of the poor 2n5. AT ~
years of age there remained 30 Of the
prospt rous and Of the poor 81. The
average length OF life among the well.
TODD was - years and among the poor
- years.
x story has been circulated recently
that the nickel pennies issued fromlss
To 1853, known as tho Duzzard pennies,
contained "A modicum Of gold whichh A
accidentally been mixed with the COP
per and nickel alloy. The superinteu.
dent of the Philadelphia Mint as~aycd
several pieces Of the ccin and found y
per cent. OF copper and - per cent. d
nickel. II is believed that the false in'
preston grew out Of the fact that sou'
pattern pieces were given llclltiod'
value because they were eagerly sought
aQcr by numismatists on account Of
tLeir PA ritz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
DEAR MOTHERS GROWING OLD.

Geor0c NtwrH LorcDy.
Her eye H. not 10 'usirous.
Her voice has less 81 cheer.
" hile In her hair, once dark ~ hfb-
The th reads OF gray appear.
And ah ] am reminded,
when ] her face behold,
That though sgc still IL beRuiIfuI.
Dear mothers growing old.
Her cheeks have Lost their glory.
~ like the blu.h Of morn.
Her smiles are flown that u>eI w DE-
The heart when rOrrOs worn.
And whcn ! mark her step thai
Was buoyhnt once and bOlf.
canb OF help the Thought, No al.
That mothers growing old.
Turn back the years, o Father
Aud make her young once mSe'
Just r. my soul remembers her
In happy day OF yore:
When NJ her side my life in
FnIl gladnets old unfold.
And !, u little child, dreamed hr
Dear mother would grow old.
Beyond these hours 30 !ieet.1g.
IeyOnd eHrth's tolls aDh ehfs
In that sweet land hope 10 EAh
Beyond thee mortal years, an,
Nothing shall waste her pure ne
But beauty manifold. ia.
With happiness shsll crown h.' ''N
And mother'Il ne'er grow Old.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
SMOKING OTT THE GEAR.

Tie imperial crown Of Russia still
rests undiStmbed in some strong box ut
Moscow, and ALEXANDER RoMANoFF
would as soon grasp the business end OF
a 2OO-horse power electric battery - lay
the weight of his finger upon that
symbol of his authority. The result
would be startlingly similar in either
ease. The jewslled bsuble, which has for
centuries dazzled the eyes Of superstiti'
Gus millions with it's hssilisk glitter,
now CLEANS with sinister portent for de-
spotiSm and sll kingly shsms whstso-
ever. He who claims the divine right
to wear the crown is slow to learn that
his authority is altogether lie, but the
human right of self-government Is get
ting itself demonstrated 70 him with
much force, and he is beginning to un-
willingly recognize the nights if not
the rights of his fellow-men. To him
the sparkle Of crown jewels is the play
of lightning and full of menace.
To NEEDLE with that key to the
batteries of popular wrath would
be to set free the thunder
bolts and call down destruction upon
the head Of royalty.
80. clearly perceiving the perils in
volved in coronation, roy atty, male
and female lodges about the country
in fearsome way, retreats rat-like to
its hole, not forgetting to pull in its
imperial tail-"a satin train six yards
long" which is the more noticeable
portion Of the Czarins's coronation cos
tune. Confessing, by his liability 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

60, r,uc.t,oual Com.
tton, Q elate Ce ..i.,,s.d comprisi1g rep
miuee w. n.. whs met MOndsy
resent4tsse a. Ioujsyille Hotel foI
afternoon - srn,si as.embIy. Steps
the nrst unIo "a " iocsi crpmitteeS ap-
were taken S,Ses.nt c,unties and
pointea IN I1e No' 10 with the
districts, WHICH VII Tha nIsn of the
central commm I'D Nance will be
movement u r s tha medNum of
successful. T;sh,~nod and zeslOuS
the press ana ennsu ESu. t..shU are
committees, t1e M s.,nirsa. And
to be redeemed no1 ntc5 10 3 1890 Of
hdiHerence am9 gu - nolitical
education: ns -. ,dlv roth
moveMt ~ ~ ~ vara. The friends
Pen tum VI 1Eh.seyer uarty .eOnsti-
OF eauc1n .;s,ae Rnt n should be
tute sne co :l.S -, tho majority Of the
Defhe IN Lilly LILLY 80 comhst against q
men eneasH - ,aIs,;st are Democrats,
peImsn .s, 30 n.rt Of the culture and
!ust as VIZ i"y South generally, is
MMteiIie.;e a,d that this hopeless
Ie.n nIomd rIlis;cal ,ieformity, Kentucky
niolal anu 70 a..,u.Iiy seeking the
,;n.. ns;ts scho.I svstem and ameli-
eie, ,; " u ,ha muses. Without the assist.
ORATOR vi 'ns nansra.s5 reconstructed,
ahee oa piliv Wshone.
riI'a ,,,e,ha,s nrssept at Mondays
Ihe memFIs DE- nor and
meeting ,hfiuueo W ..ai rssnactiyely
w. IL. n I'M sES.rs,arv and !. Desha
Ui",.n,t Inc Mason Brown, G.. III.
t,nnhran w I Dsvis- AMI Wilbur +.
p.on,Sar Tho two aiaent members
we're Gen. ID. &. Buell. aud Col. w. y.
=. Breckenridge. The chairman was
instructed to appoint an executive com
mittee to assist him in his laoors, 10
comprise representative lrom eSGu
Congressional district. C"i; Jonh NO
son brown ana Mr.; W. L" ne,n
were designated 10 soilcit 'Iie C'u.""
Exposition to dedicate space i9r M
exhibition OF school methods anu .na
terials. The question OF ihIitiug the
friends ot educatioh III 'ne n H"s;
To meet III sshuicase uu's .asnIwej
ton was aslta'eu' on ,oI az will
Inc t1mmit,ee gu N;o II 10 a
meet auout tne p';,,aa ; in ia ner-
very Ironis ips .oii 80, n,bIic.
sonnci, embracing Hon 80, Alto.
sp,in.." nt,atV h.s h.en recently
s sanndotad viii The educational princi.
,y.u anI Is honnd IN sSring forth good
p ,r,,;t ""' 70 ~
HUNS Po.t.cripss.
Omit. q pumber of citizens excmted
., 1u'I Ill, 90 ettcnd the dramatic fes.
49, ~ - "'i'''' ~ ''> "
wa n,.s ,,.os UomiI,op
- Nt.,,.,J;,,n;,n. ,.isii.J J.nnisvilIe this
Ola Nhcei'iS'''S' '''''" i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
One Fool Among Man,
Wrecked By bis Untempered An~
asa,ao-s>~ 81. the hhoals

"A LIxbtheuss On the bhesis
81 ought TO have stopped i've year =
did; but i thought IL wouIdnt am
anything. 70 kept on. va fool !.
but who isn't, when smbiiion n
chance Of making money spurs Ia
only hope shall get well enourh
smother square meal some time
rebellion In my ktOmsch.' tr,6l
civil engineers and mining et ~.
country; hardy by nature - m.E
broken down BY hard staiy 800 e,sl ~
less lAsbipg Administered 10 ~ M, ~
body by bis own hand during ~ 20
OF his career. Al nfty be 10 p "y ~
bent in I. I'm and dispiriieG. ~ ~ p'SS III
-Dyspspsis, the seif-inniets. c.i
American IN every cepanmeS OF ps.s y
81 sm thiTty-nve yean - ps.ssb
GhsrisS II. Wsts, al WEI y 'mff,, lres
c, unity, n. T.. and had sunes ed roc
sia for ifteen years. TYie1 even ssssys
Last save Psrksrt 0in3f fooie, ssoSe
shoS what II could do i1 ne. npS
ability By curing me: comnfsI as,
ctrtiDes 70 the truth q . 10. wsu, 100
Gloom. cesponaency. bopelesos,a Or
with al In or, slsslls spsss, hons, 30
70 Tepdsr bed time III the hour o. n,,,so.v1
TO crimipal-thess re some Of pyybsi "a
rtdes 6esnt wSssS "a. .Siyht y.
PHrkert Gtnger To- &c cures Dysy,.p sbi
6es tbe blood, DIP ersts Rheumst n ~
chrrnie AIlneDt1 Prizes. Gc ID"
HISOXA 20. y tv York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

The cashier Of a prominent bank
in Louisville, Ky, in speaking of the
large checks recently drawn Icy JAY
GOULD aud Ar. HC>TINOroN, one for
-, 500, 900 and the other for S3,OoO,0O0,
stated that during the war the
First National Bank of Louisville ham
dled several cheeks for two and three
milliOn dollars each. lie says that
some time ago, when the Wilmington
road was brought 10y the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the latter gave check for
II OOU Opu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

PROHIBITION does not stop drinking,
but merely changes the method of t,aRd
by making it laWless make ii furtive,
secret and sneaking. a correspondent
of the New York San has eOilated the
following interesting table, which bears
on this point, giving the number of ar
rests for drunkenness and the percent
age for the year 1880 in two towns in
Maine where prohibition is in force, and
IN six towns and cities in other States,
as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

No letter rroofthe quality Of Boston
lire-water Is needed than the ease aud
suddcnuts> with which it put hruiser
SULLIVAN on hi, back. Even jersey
lightning, renowned ~ that fluid j. for
loug-range work, could not have tl"urcd
the Yankee HERCULES with more quick
dexterity. We advise Mr.. SULLIVAN
either to change his tipplc "c his place
of residence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

o. the 5000 paper car-whcels ia Use
in this country last gear only three
were reported defective, which caused
accidents of a thrilling nature in which
uo person Wa injured. Before many
ytarN this material promises to SuPcr>e,lr
iron entirely for this purpo~".
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

Tus "ho~s city" III the United states
for powerful electric lights is ,aid to b.
Minneapolis, Mimi. On two tall ma,t~
it displays eight electric lights Of 1000
caudle-rower each, which illuminate Il
radiu, of one mile sufficiently to read
lie time on the face of a watch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

TuG oil City D'rrich diSlikr~ the
new aame Dude" and thinks the odd
rr form squirt" more appropriate.
Another PAPER thinks fool" about
rovers the ease, while third thinks
the good bid biblical term, ''sNs,' ! bet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

Ir is the opiuiou Of the Louisville
Co,Tisr.Jn,D.9~ that the exposition
which i advertised f'r that city will
Tor time establish the center Of the
earth Oh the southtrn haul, ot the ohio,
and beat everything y\rrrt the Phil
adelphia Centennial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
Snnhan Resister
SUNDAY, MAY &, 1858.

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eral thousand copies, u larger
circulation than any newspaper
published i'm the two Nirglnlas
or Eastern Ohio. Its adNanta-
ges a. an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

TIN indi>crnWinSte giving Of charity
does NOR, LNrm than can DC accom-.
plishcd ui good, but it is problem how
TO give, whose solution has occupied
the thought, Ofmany wise brains. Ger
many seems t. have lately taken step
in the right direction. Undor the direc-
ton of the Crown Prince an influential
society has been formed which has
established what are called relief sta.
tiOns, where shelter, food ana clothing
are obtained in exchange Ter work.
Each inmate can also earn n small sum
of money with which he can obtain
employment elsewhere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

Tn law prohibiting the changing oil
school books oftCner than once in five
year. has some good points, but an except.
ion should be made in favor OF geogra-
phies, Biographies Of to-day may be utter
ly worthless three years hence, when Cana
da and Mexico are annexed to the United
States aud O'Donoyan Rosa is king Of Ire
land and ruler OF the penal colonies OF
England. Scotland and Wales.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

On the $lst day of May the UuiLed
states government will sell at public
auction ut Beatrice, Ncb., to,nto acres
of land i'll the OIOe Indian reservation,
which lies partly in Kansas and partly
in Nebraska. The sale i to be made in
eighty acre tracts, and no one will Ice
permitted to purchase more than 100
acres. The buyer must agree To settle
on the land within three months from
the time the title i, vested in him. Tue
reservation is very beautiful and the
soil rich. The water is excellent and
there Is fair Smount of timher
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

TIE latest novelty among society dam-
sells in New York is complexion dogs
No girl will now appear on the street with a
dog that does not match her complexion.
This fashion is rather incoRvenient, be-
cause when a girl goes to drug store 10
buy complexion she has to take her dog
alOnp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

Rev. Anna Oliver remarks: "Msuy msn
have been ruined Who 'began lives OF al.
sipation By dancing in thsir mothers psr.
Ions" The men who re ruined By ouch
borrisle conduct are the fellows Who eroE
up TO become husbands. and mi cs1eht
kissing the cooks in their wives iitchsna.
The Rev. Anna Oliver should give herseIf
and her tongue rest-keS Yort Cbnn.,.
col Adpe-ip-. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06
SEEDSt.Sss:;' } S:S 's's'sis .

We caIryJ stock full supply =, nsns
ssst ss'df; dsd clover; ,a snol4 laEs ~
Esrsr:..S : ssd Y:lIoH T.fcn y =
Hungary n Grass, Miliet. Se rass elssl.
niliel v zoe Grass, clean and ts..,s GrssI
Lab " % Grass, Nod Top, 0cnIssal 81
os.1 Barley, heat; Boef,s>
fctS oes, Onion eets &c. nd riosCS
AIAS full line Of Gsrdsn AID fef
81 iculiuIai I% no., p's statins ou.oty
A'i orde~ sccompan'ed ~ IN tbe dHe
,dthe lowest market rst 40
csipt. Catalogue mailed ,nirIiGH'3 ~
J. n. McCUka 49, Vsrses
Agricu',pTsll s ana u r. - !Cisaa'i;5
EStabliAhed Nov. u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

"WoRTH her weight in gold" IL mot
th,. most complimentary thing that
can be said about q woman, as she
would have to weigh four hundred
pounds to bring her value up to $780,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

THEEE is said to I've young lady IN Will
Transport who is rich, handsome and ami
able, and yet she has no beau. An ex-
change offers prize for an explanation OF
this strange phenomenon. Before we make
the attempt We should like to ask just one
question Does she like onions?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

In 1876 the arrests in Bangor were
az, or nearly 5 per cent. Prohibition
was introduced in Maine in 1857. In
1880 the increase of all crime was 207
per cent, while the inereas Of popula-
ton from 1850 to 1880 was only ll.27
per cent. These figures rest on the au-
thority of Judge GODDARD, of Portland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

FRENCH policemen in Paris are paid
rewards Of from - 10 80 for making
arrests and capturing "tienderN, and the
minister Of justice has decided to in
crease these by one third.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

THLEE is not a particle of human nature
in a wild goose. 1t IS said that il one OF
pair dies the other never mates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

BcE roLh whose title to dramatic honor
i the fact that ne killed Jessie James, is
starring in Philadelphia. He has 40 more
right to star than Mrs. Langtry has.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

A PART of the cyclone of Sunday before
last is still in Texas. 1t is supposed to be
bunting for the special meteor correspond
snt of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

The reports Of var between Senator Lo.
gan and Cullum, OF Illinois, are denied.
They are not wSo'fy agreed a. 70 The CON.
duet'f party Affairs In Illinois, bot both
will support the administration.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

THE next Democratic conye ntiou in Ohio
viii tc composed Of 6I4 delegates, GIevs
land, Coiunibus Dayton, To'eio and ON.
cinnau ha'iag l'a votes. or just half Ia
number pecesss0 " q nomination,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

LARGE feet are now so fashionable among
gentlemen OF style that Chicago dudes are
wearing their sisters shoes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

THERE is talk ofpenSiOning ia" school
teachers in New York city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-06

SvII!yAE has met his match. IN Boston
the other day he was knocked out IN five
rounds hv Al. Cohol.