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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28

100 WEST SIDE LOTS.
Goth, cd. G3d and Gath SIS,
10Th and nth ayes.
Also l4lst and l42d sts.:
9th and 7th ayes.
Apply 70 G. A. SRARs.
2 Warren-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28
PUBLIC OPINION.
POLITICS AND ARBORICULTUR

From The Neio. orleans Hedyune (Dem.l
The people of Nebraska are planting trees.
1t is much more profitable than talking politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-28

BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
wAsHINoroS-No. 1922 Fist.
InyDoS-No % BedfOrd-st., Strand.
PIRIs-So. . Rue Scribe.
, 1883-08-18
A uandsonse Gar.

The Railway Age. the prIvste car ct z.
b. Talbot, editor of the weekly Journal
from which the car receives its name, came
into st. Paul yesterday attached to the
Omaha noon train. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
q. r. Hobart and John A. Fraser, cons'i-
tuted the party aboard. They are bound
for Q trip over the Manitoba. Canadian Pa
ci6c and Northern Pacific roads, and will
probably accompany the Willard party to
Oregon upon the completion Of the last
named road. The object of the trip is
pleasure and business combined. Mr.. Tai
bott is a well known descriptive writer, ana
it is his intention to write up the scenery Of
the roads mentioned, having his writin,s
illustrated by Mr.. Fraser, who is al oil
time Scribner artist. The car is the most
perfect realization of car building of the
present age. Its principal features are tn
large observation room IN the rear and tie
handsomely fitted up chamber in the center
of the car. The chamber is large aud con-
modious and opens into boudoir, in whi1h
are three closets. used for wardrobes AID
closets. The bed in the chamber is sdjusta-
BILE, and can be folded when there Is occa-
SION to use the room for other purposes thAn
bed chamber. The culinary departmeE.s
is complete in every particular, having ali
necessary pan.ries, larders. refrigerators ard
ice chests. Press.
, 1883-08-18
Tae Wheat Market. .

We have int iYIegei msny prominent
ouy,rs and M !! men cn the wheat situation,
,rd The uniger al opinion is that the market
will oirn at 20 crnts, apd We have strong
faiiE in TIE pre- ,Iction. As yet the marSe.
mas been calmra, she pric offered by eur
bal ME chants being but flyers. Their
vas little bresz- created yesterday by one
prominent mil nan saying he We uld gvr y
cents more than certain local speculator.
The latter set his figures at Ga, when the
miller offered 66l and We understand bought
1000 bushels at tha. price.
F.cn the fact that our farmers are not
hauling their wheat 10, We infer that they
are perfectly able aud willing to hold on.
and many Of cur heaviest growers are stor-
ing on The Geld. Heretofore Oregon wheat
has held from eight u ten cents over East
.ru Washington. Tnis year the valley crop
is ten per ctrt. off in quality, aid conse-
q.ntly will TO a certain extent boom our
tue, healthy grain. b. farmers holding On,
the demand will become moie active, and
ship owners will grow impatient for their
cargo. Spectators below viii be gaaded to
higher prices, aud the farmer will reap the
benefit.
Tue flyers" here opened at 81 and have
nov run up as high as 62 cents per bushei.
We predict 10 cents val start the market
below. and advise farmers TO hold on. Our
nome consumption this year will be enor-
nous. Messrs. McCalley & Son will require
9CO. coo bushels and the Mess7s. Issacs Tor
the North Pacific Mil Of this city anu the
new one at Prescott, state that they VIII re-
uu;re over 500, 900 bushels Of wheat.
, 1883-08-18
.rew Of the Distinguished Party.

From an eastern exchange We learn thst
NJ -. General von1ylande,. OF the bivar-
,aa army. and a member Ct the staff OF the
F nperor OF Germany, party OF thirty con-
sisring OF a numbsr OF nohlemen, several
members Il the Germsn Reichstsg snd rep
resenta,ives of the various corporations Il
tina, country, number Of guests, a"o'g
vhom will be two or three members OF far
l.ment, and General Grant, Secretary LIN
eolr. William n. Evar,s, several ioreign
ministers. members of cougress and the var
Iors state legislatures and 8 few Governors
will be among the 800 guests OF Henry 'h'
lard, who will witness the driving Oh ths
last spike on the Northern Pacific.
, 1883-08-18
Lay Gould said 10 be Endeavering 70 Gain
Control OF the Willard System.

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-The break in pricee
to-day is due entirely to an attack BY bears
as there Is nothing new in the financial stu.
alton which would cause shares to decline.
Many operators bought on the break Of Sat
urday for turn, but they were shaken out
this morning and this accelerated the de-
cline. There are the usual rumors afost Of
financial embarrassments of individuals and
firms, but no names are mentioned. The
failure of Cecil Ward has just been an
nounced at the Stock Exchange. His liza
bilities are understood to be under SG0, 600.
S. +. Stanton. stock broker, Is said to be 10
trouble, which can be traced directly to Jay
Gould, who is epdeavoring to obtain control
of the Wizard stocks, consisting Of the Ore.
gon Transcontinental, Northern Pacific and
the Oregon Steam Navigation Company
stocks, SAID to represent an interest valued
at $50. .OOG, 600. Northern Pacific and New
York and st. Paul stock have not been rated
SO as 10 effect their position.
, 1883-08-18

Messrs. Fslconer & Prather are now aoie
to supply Walla Walla and the surrounding
country market with the best kinds OF lum-
ber a. the lowest possible rates. We Keep
on hand Portland and Dayton lumbar which
cannot be e1celled for quality on the fac'hc
coast. Flooring. rustic. ceiling. fniahins
lumber, lsthes. pickets for fences; CEDAR
pine and fir shingles, doors. sash biinds'
window weight. and molding; also cedar
and fir fence posts always ready on the
shortest notice, and sold g low IS the low
est. Address Walla Walla & Dayton Lnm-
Der Yard, Office corner Third and oak $751;
Walls wslla. 8. b. Fslcorer, Manager.
ang3-dw3m
, 1883-08-18
Yitnl Queyti0ns -

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allaying al irri-
tstion of the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural, child
like refreshing sleep always.
And they will tell you unhesitStingly
s.Soms form of Hops"
cHAPTEs l.
Ask any OF all Of the most eminent ply
sicians.
"What is the best and only remedy that
csn he relied on to cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinsry organs; such a.
Bright's disease, diabetes. retention or
inability to retain urine, and all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar to Women
And they viii tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Bachu."
Ask the same physicians
aWhst is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dy1pepsia con-
situation, indigestion, biliousness. malArid
fever, ague, &C." and they viii tell you;
Mandrake or Dandelien"
Hence. when these remedies are eomo'neo
ith others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such .
fConcluded next week.
, 1883-08-18
The Oregon and Trals-esniise.sai.

The Oregon and Trans-continental Com.
pany is a financial concern, which, because
it embraces the bulk of the stockholders
interests. controls both the Oregon Railway
& Navigation Company and the Northern
Pacific Railroad. One of the reasons for its
formation was the inability of the Northern
Pacific. under its original charter. to build
branch roads, without which trunk road is
but body without limbs. The Oregon &
Trans continental Company il enabled to
build branch lines, and it has l 500 miles of
feeders in construction in Dakota, Montana
and Washington Territories. The new com
pany has also acquired the right to use the
Oregon & California Railroad for ninety.nine
years, and is now engaged in its construction
south from Roseburg, and hopes to meet the
Central Pacific .t Cottonwood, in Klamath
county, Just six miles south of the border.
by the end of this year. thus completing
railway traffic between Portland and San
Francisco. This is satisfactory evidence as
to future control, and should act as q sooth-
ing remedy for unsteady nerve.
, 1883-08-18
Gliissoulian.l I

A section house, 3ix20, with an l. 22xl6,
is being constructed in town, near Rattle
snake crossing. It uill accommodate two
sets Of section men.
Rails are disappearing from the Missonia
,ard at the rate of ole thousand per day.
The track vas at Bear Mouth Monday
night.
Tie railroad folks are confident the gap
vii! he closed before September lst At
the east ED the track is some distance this
side Of Mullen tunnel and coming last.
Three section housesand water tank are
~ Irocess OF erection cas-. of Missou'a-
The fret two stations east OF Missouia are
S,r;prhan,'s. ten miles, and Cramer's. twenty
miles.
P sssnger trains began running cast oil
M,-soua, as far as Strinsham's station, Mon
Gav. TIE train leaves at A. 81; returning
auives at Missoula at 10 4. NJ The mall Is
carried on the train.
Charles A. Ransom, who was at the Ar
,I.ur House Yesterday. claimed to have the
ir,t Il rough ticket from st. Paul to San
F.sncisco, purchased in tho former city for
Sl2O
, 1883-08-18

hems Of tsie-st iress che Metrepo ,s .r
Whitman Coussy..-fuensive ksiIrszA
0pcrasiens-.-trsp Prsspeets---Ese.


From Mr.. W. j. Davenport, who il down
from Coliax On flying trip, we learn the
following coneerning the famous PaIouse
region, and take pleasure in giving the s,p.s
to our reafers, SIS anything from or sister
towns is always of interest to the people of
Walla Walla- who ever take an in,eres. in
whatever concerns the people Of this grow.
ing district:
Much has been said from time to time bv
Wsila Wsila papers, concerning the tono.
grsphy and climate of the Palouse region.
and there Is no need Of elaboration on the
point of It's good qualities or vailed aasp-
tions, tor the pas. has proven it to be eaaa,
to any on the coast. for either 9, am produc.
,ug or stock raising purposes.
Great as has been her past achievement,
in all that gees to make up good country,
the future outlook is very encouraging, and
strides of Advancement will soon bring to re.
alization the fondes. hopes Of the enterpris-
ing inhabitants.
Railroad operations of an extensive nature
are tending to enliven business in and about
Collar. Swarms Of men and teams are q,
work on the various cuts between Rebel
Fiat and Col'aS. the ground being now broken
the entire distlnce. Within 80 days the
grade will be completed into town and tie
tIack will fCllow ~ nnre
Work was begun yesterday On the line
from Coliax to Moscow. and viii be pushed
as rapidly as possible with constantly H.
creasing force.
Two car loads Of l4borers passed up the
Snake yesterday to work On the Moscow
line.
Immense Quantities Of blasting material,
to he used in the vicinity of Colfsr, are nov
stored at Riparis.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
mammoth brick OF Bargunder & Schwa-
bacher. TIE size Of the building is 5Ox90-
one story with basement, to be used, when
completed, as general merchandise store.
Many substantial improvements are being
made in and about Colfax.
a National Bank and steam furniture
factory are talked Of. also an extensive brew
ey.
The boon: in real estate is fairly begin,
town lots having doubled in value since the
,F ralI
Crop prospects in Whitman county are
much bett'r than last year, DotwIthstand.
M the long dry spell. Many fields will
.ver,gr so bushels psr acre.
4 ) lily -rgine is on the way, fer uss 81
,nnual fireF. A strong company of fire lad
i.es 10 ready to receive il.
, 1883-08-18
To TeNcheFs.

as TIE Washington Teachers Institute,
eastern division. vii. be held in Waha Waila
commencing Tuesday evening. August 2sth.
and As several distinguished educstou from
different Parss Of the territory are expected,
/ would urge upon the teacher Of wAils
Wslla County the importance Of attending
this Institute. greatly desire that every
teacher in the county Be present st this
territorial institute.
J. ". BROCK. Sapt Of Schoola
Walls Walla County.
, 1883-08-18
The WaIIa walia Railroad.

The railroad from this city to fend!etop
will follow up Wild Horse to Centervlie'
Gill eros, Pine creek about a mile below
Weston, On the Taylor Green place, and
will psss near Blue ModBtaiu Station, but
some distance above, on the MIL. Follow
ing the hill it will cross Dry creek at or
near Mr.. Stems place. the elevation located
being about 60 feet above the old grade
This will nscessi,ate quite steep grade On
that lporeion OF the road, but the trathe
there viii never be 50 heavy as over this ei d
Of the route
, 1883-08-18

For the celebration of the opening OF the
Northern Pacific, the Mzssrs. V. Ottersteds
L schemel are prspariug complete hiasory
Of the railroads and business enterprises OF
the northwest, and Portland in particular,
containing valuable statistics. maps and
;,,,s..tions. 1t Is written n cus OF cur best
local writer's. and bids fair 10 Dc book OF
high interest. About 10000 copis. will be
pr;pssa and well Distributed throughout the
entire country. Several Thousands vii be
sent to the cast, 70 persons Who take great
interest in the growth of our country. Mr..
Willard will be presented With = copy finely
hound in Morocco leather.
, 1883-08-18
Another SE>eeSSfuI Trial.

wALLA WaLL., W. T., July 26, 1883.
MEssRs. Russell 4 Co:-Deay Srs-l
have now given the New Msssillon Separa-
tor and Is-Horse Traction Engine thor
ough trial and can say it is the best thresh-
ing outfit l ever saw run. nave threshed
night along eight bushels Of wheat per min
ute and done frst-class work in every re-
spect. ] an highly pleased with both Sep
arator and engine Iwant no better.
JOSEPH HADLEY.
, 1883-08-18
iaLias ia the Goa ,r,.

S. .a T'F,y. consisting Of General
IT. ''-l, Judge Cray OF the L. s
i. i., As Ssu.iu, an E glish tour.
'.'. VI Is ari ssyeral military Off,
tn f sz,-T- @: eass.ry, pack
c. .---sse aas-as. passed through
- q he 5.l ;a,,. Also Mr., Willis,
l. = 81 ,ls Nrrtaesa Pacific geological
=, ''sa laa roate to For, osoyoOs,
S. -s ;A.s 10 Columbia ri.,.. Tns
Fs-p F'iy 5 "a Victoria by way OF
y Willis wall make a scieu,i
O.. .''''' o: lie county lying ives. d
N-A-1s.-- --z-
, 1883-08-18
'''i'e 10 Deiiaquent,.

-. 72sss ovsT which | have no
lehpe- ne % call On those who
--'' - 1o-sy. The suoGuts are gen.
-" '-@-.' and, therefore, easily raised,
-, IL 'ae q g7ega-e my absolutsa require,
- - ,aa be tally met. All Will agree ,ha.
-. -7a 'sry isnient heretofore, bu. row
ave H'ary. l. 5eiag inp,acucable
% attend eo al ,ay collections in
80 ! VI! be complied to call 70
=, ssHUel-ea who have the time as,
collections basiasss. To this. no
s,i s,--.,a-a Or iEiead en- consistently take
pN0n', 'ai i hOps no one else Will.
D1. J. n Born
, 1883-08-18
PeeriAx, As n l..
Dan nnes Ssi ssishs Prs-2eess--lseai
Ekaate Maaser.--Ascrzxe Crsas In ise
Willamette vaisey---Walia WSpa the
Csalnx City sf the fn,erier.
I,exrlAxp, o.. Asg. N. lsss

IosrLASp, Or, Aag. II, lSsS
Portland ia, 70 =, ecr,e~ha, del, VT
the people are .rsdusli, aSzeenisg - Re
tae: :aa, ne~ e's - I=~l.ss ~ a
sith :he comrlesi,n C. Il. NJ Aas P
cihc- 1t vsli nos De hers as i VS. 10 S,u
Fra.cisco With the opening OF tin iir,t eNes-
land roa;s. when with tie bls~ a, 81 *
the last spike sxs the blow that ended tie
glorious times dating from 'i9, but the nat
last spike driven will initiate good times for
Ill OF rs, however connected with the Gsard
Trunk There is already lrea onit;au. a
restleasness, 50 TO speak, Amoug the pop e
here that indicates they will be ea..al to
the emergency but until the time is really
upon them l do not fsncy they will actually
realize it II lies in the fact tha. As cl-ss,
the petple Of this Northwest have been
10 used to having their o~n way il business
matters that they cannot yet uniers,an !
how and where opposition will come from.
yet come it must. and Will.
The general idea that real estate IN Port.
land has raised to figure beyond all reason
is not borne out by facts. In conversation
with an Eastern real estate capi,alist-one
Of the shrewdest of men--he said that com
pared WITH Tacoma or Seattle, property in
Portland vas quite reasonable and he would
invest here in preference to any pllcs he has
yet visited. The s.-ealled "poom" Las, fall
was no boom She>-ysr lat merely little
furry raised among the brokers and was
premature.
have been requested to state that SO iar
from the crops in the Willamette valley o..
ing failure, ss stated by our mOreing con-
temporary. there will be fair average. The
growth is small. bat the heads are we'll
filed and there will be surplus for ex-
port.
Everybody here looks forward to Wslls
Walia - the coming big city OF the interior.
and al express hopes for its future. They
have changed their ideas within the last few
yesrs about rs, and have discovered what
big factor our country has been to their own
prosperity. If Portland, with its risable
waters, had Walla Waila's other advantages
she would to-day be three times the size she
now is.
There arr many rp-cOun;ry people here.
al going to tho conclave in San Frsrciseo.
As il il with myself, they thisk that IS the
distance is so shortened and as such a great
time i. to occur. it would be foolish IN them
to let the opportunity pass to see what is
going on in the world. Many Of US have
been twenty long years eooped up between
the Cascade and Rocky Mountains. and We
are al growing old. aud wish to take in
little Of the god things Of life before We get
unable to do 60. As the poet says, home
youth hath ever homely wits, aad i; will
do u good to have our wits shsrpened by
contact with the outside world. F. II.
, 1883-08-18
r-.-at,-nh,c Eoad lGents.

-.r5,.- uH5 vent through the mail
.s.asaa recently attacked near
=, wr. . oa-al letter irom the First
w.. F.lkof Ha..na containing a re
60. .. 5000 Tiev nut tie draft
..-.- rr.,.--.,ir IN ; endorsed u7on 1t.
60, t-r.s.. b jv three road sgeuts.
, 1883-08-18
Fo,i oM5c Hours.

s.gr been some inquiry as to
-. -. POS. otzce IS opened after the
s. ~. .5asr mail on Sunday eTenirs
''''... ''''..-,....i T. STATE that the ofice Is
'' ,...v minutes after the mai.
~ -.ss IL order to give the public 9
Z -'-.-'t -t-.. .asss. u ,bo boxes.
, 1883-08-18

-a .ans.'m 5cr;rg lat March
On "-aw creek. ex uaed
-''.- =a-- o. alnsa being. some
a.'a .a0s, asp WITH consider
@ys -..0asly dap Aref IN taat
TIE s.,r 4 IN SKI ton
.'.- a tie slal as ey f,u d
- a,-.- agaa, rlat this D. tar
. r aa s.za.s- she,p rai,=r 1,
-''- 'aa'1e vs. DOLLY a.arl=rsl for
a. ana che whole affair viii he
l..E- y.-Co.far ViI,lts.
, 1883-08-18
The IIeha ne h'"'e'

60 ss. nevertheless true, that the
. So "a. g-,si il now enjoying one OF the
1.---, ~, Of custom in the city. Single
o. .-ats. Board per "eek' -
- r9aa from s. to s.:
S-s't .'l '' Eo 4. TEFT. Prep.
, 1883-08-18
rrunIt0 be First.

...-.---s.r Or men stood guard all
-. E...as Lid oiios last Thurs
-.-..s-e-,,r.o be N time to file upon
.''.-.....,rr..z.sG r1iiroad lands in South
~. .s,. t.-ra anybody else. By 10
,-...--7. ao.a'=g 22l ilings had teen
, 1883-08-18
erubey al the County Jail.

Knowing that the suthcrities OF Columbia
coanty had sent Ownbey to be under Sher-
If Thompsoa's care, s. STATESMAN reporter
called upon that worthy this morning. he
is large, well,built man. dressed IN brown
dsck pant. and flannel shirt face amooth
shaveu and heavy mustaShe. Ia eonrers-
ing his prcuoun ciAtion is slow and meas
ured, He .aid that be has often seen Cum
nins' spirit IN hi. dreams At night, IN al
the CHASTITY surroundings Of the terIlnie
crime.
, 1883-08-18
ihlsiieS.

r.,,rs assa requested 70 call the atten-
-. ...ls rsal supervisors and all owners
q u r-..a which are now growing
,.aada ttistles, 70 the penalty
~. =. 10 CO: his pest down before seed
y - .ss.ion 223O Of Washington
| Il ;.z.s. SO
, 1883-08-18
waIia walIaS Pirss Mayer.

E. B. Whitman. says the Portland Se'e'.
the first Mayor of walla Walla. i in TIM
city en- route for the ccnclsre. Il is related
Of him that in early days. when the military
ordered the white settlers ont Of the coun-
Try. be vas the fr1t man to object and his
spirited letter to the Commanding officer
v.s = oomhioation of sulphur sad vitriol.
, 1883-08-18
CRASH IN RAILROAD STOCKS.
GREAT ExCrrEakSf N NEW YsRk
0SsK TRtNS-C0NINENTAl
SroCh.
[spsci. di.pa.shs. to the s4A,.sxAs.l

PoxrLAND, Ans 15.-There 10 the bet Of
feeling here in relation to the reception Of the
last spike party. The celebration Uill cost
sa0, 900, which viii be raised by subscription
among business men. General Morrow vii
act - grand marshaL
Star Route Dorsey makes thirteen distinot
charges Of corruption and trickerv agAinst tx.
President Garfield. He afirms that tbs pre-
tended surprise at Gsrfeld's nomination q
Chicago Was . complete sham The job had
all been pre-arranged. 1t was purely money
campaign, and that the bargain had Ill been
arranged between Huntington, Of the Central
Pacific, Jay Gould and Garfelds representa-
tiYes. to secure appointment Of Stanley
Matthews to the Supreme bench.
There is . great crash in railroad stock.
Transcoutinsntal went down over fifteen dol
lars in two dayA Several here were badly
sinched. The Orgonidn says Jay Gould's
work in trying to obtain control caused West
ern Union to fall off four per cent Excite
ment ID st fever heat in Wall street, and il i
considered that the end is not yet. Henry
Clews is reported to have said that the great
trouble with the Northern Pacific and Ttans-
continental s that part of the country i grow.
ing too fast. 1t means they have eight thous
and miles Of road to . scanty population
against six Thousand for New York with
population of five millions.
General Sherman win get grand reception
at Vancouver on the 18th inst.
There Is large number Of business build
ings going up here. 4 Strenuous efforts Are
being made to get them finished by Villard's
arrival.
The Oregon will sail At midnight for San
Francisco, and every berth has been engaged.
The wheat market il considerable 6rmer.
The vessels TO arrive in Portland aggregate
eighty one thousand tons.
, 1883-08-18

The importance Of giving an appropriate 10
,rptiou TO the Willard party cannot Be too
forcib,y Impressed upon our eii1snA Such .
di.tiussishsd party - vin Be in attendance
ou The occaioa of the driving of the last spike
an TIE Northe.n Pacific. VII no. soon again
r;sit this section. and the fact f their gong
thirty milss out Of their way to vHit Walia
w.rla viIl Be just And catering recognition
Of our inpatance We believe thsf VIII
pr,,er eHor4 fhis dstmGuhsd party esn be
induced to WIT wanA WallA
, 1883-08-18

Ii you feel dull. drowsy, debilisaed. have
frequent headache, mouth taste bad, poor
appetite, tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver. or :. .bihoasness." Moth
ing viii cure you so speedily and perms-
nently as Dr.. Pierees "Golden Medical
Dippyu.~ BIZ IL dsssE1h
, 1883-08-18
CEsrEgv1LLE, Oregon. July "a, iSSs

CESrERelLLE, UTeRun, JuIy - ioo0'
MEssRs. RUSSELL & Co., Walla Waila,
W. T.-Dear Ssrs-We have now used the
'.Nev Maaziuon" four days in threshing
wheat and barley and having run about
every other make Of machine, can honestly
say that We regard tie '.New Assiiloa the
bsst machine ever shipped to the coast for
fast ttrsahing. perfect separation and clean
ino HALKs & EBBV.
, 1883-08-18
nv Wife had Fits.

"Fsr 35 yeasr,' says. our correspondent
Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Lenawee Co..
Mich, "my wife had Cts. They would last
about an hour, and sometimes longer. So.
marian Nerrine has permanently cured
her"