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WELLSBUR6,
Gas Well Hotts-Cirvtlnsa's Hunifua.
= ..,}tllt liOv, Etc, ETC. &lfHI II

Gas Well Notts-Cirvtln..a's Hantina.
4 ,.a.}{llt ti0v, Etc, ETC. E,LrHI Il
! Drilling 10 still III progress at the Pan
Haudle gas we'll: a. -jy.s, n,
Samuel George has conveyed The gas from
the evil o The Wisp" we'll Ut Midway to his
paper mill here. 'FTf'
Republicans here look upon the nomina.
ton Of Cleveland aB The Neakest that bis
party could have made. I'D
Although business is a littls dulla this
time OF the year all OF tie mechanics are
bury. The end Of The boom Is not yet.
Prof. Frank P. St. Clair, OF Lexington,
KY, arrived here On Saturday. He will
spend the heated term with his friends here,
w. L. Briggs, the we'll known marble
worker Of this place, left on Friday for q
trip To England and Scotland. He expects
TO be gone about three month";.
Da!z,ll Bros. & Gilmore have had their
melting furnace at their glass works in Mid
way heated up for some time past prepaIa,
tory to making glass. Thus far their expert.
ments Lave been succssa. -.1
; General I. q. Duval shipped car load OF
miscellaneous goods and live stock 10 Glen.
dive, Montana, on Friday, 10 be used III con,
necsion with farming. Hisson Hardin wen.
along to care for the stock. The General
left for Montana yesterday 10 look after his
interests there. l.,.e M
The Democrats assembled at Barth's Opera
House on Saturday evening for the purpose
Of ratifyipg the nomination Of Cleveland and
Hendricks. The crowd was a smal one, and
there was fair sprinkling Of Republicans
present. J. 9. Palmer, E.q., 9: b. Turner
and John Blarksusap, jr., addressed. the
meeting. The WeIllburg cornet band fur
nished the music. ga" ,a.,H
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Tic rsmpcrnnce Caucus.

It Is generally predicted that there will be
an interesting time in each Of the two State
conventions. In the one here next week a
particularly lively time 10 anticipated. There
are number OF side issues 10 cVmplicate the
already rather mixed party situation.
Among these, prominent Is the prohibition
suvs,ion. The call OF Prof. r. Marceilus Mar
shall, for caucus Of the delegates favoring
prohibition, has already been printed In the
iETELLla EEcER. This caucus Is TO meet at tbs
B,umm House on the evening Of the 22d.
Now comes proposition which makes no
reference TO this cauc us, but II carried out
will have decided effect upon 1t. This pro.
jsct ia 10 have great big Democratic boom,
sort OF q State ratification meeting Of
Cieveiand's nomination, Oh the evening pre-
ceding the convention, the same night as the
caucus above referred to. Many prominent
speakers, good muaio and An interesting
time generally are promitea, and the pro.
ceedings will be made as ir1ss:subly attrac.
; tive as possible.
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The Contempt Case.

The INrELLlsxNckn contempt case will
probsoiy figure tn the Democratic State Con-
vention. II is feared, not unnaturally, by
some Of the leaders Of the party that the uni
yerssl disspproyAl Of the courts decision
may react on that party, and It Is said areso.
luton somewhat after the style OF the
Charleston s.rRddle on the AUDITORS ASSESS
ment order, will be introduced in the con.
vsntiop, expressing desire that q constitu-
tional amendment be subMitted 10 the pee
pie limiting the power Of con,ls to punish
the Legislatures power Of summary pro.
ceduro. A few Democrats think that the
two judges whoss terms expire this year will
be renominnted, but the general deposition
10 to regard them as JonaAs, whom the party
must throw overheard. +
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HE DROPPED THE WATCH.
How q Roller Skater. Expert Gave His
~ Crime Away. L. 4gTr

How q Roller Skater. Expert Gave His
Crime Awhy. w
GREESsDuRd, Pa, July i4,-R. v. Car.
penter, mailing from Philadelphia, who hos
been an Instructor Of roller skating at the
rink here, was arrested at Ls!rohe yeuter.
day, on . telegram from this place, on a
charge Of theft, About, a's.week ago Mr..
Alexander Culbe.son, one Of the ownere
Of the Greensburg Roller Rink, visited The
Latrobe Roller Rink, and while. skating
some person stole from bis. coat, which
hung near the dressing room. fine gold
watch valued at about one hundred dollars,
No clue to the thief could be obtained at
that time, and Mr.. Cnlbertson had sbopt
given his watch up ios gone. = I'm,
Yesterday Carpenter came to this place
and went to Newineham's billiard. hsl! to
examine pair Of roller akatee, and while
leaning over he pulled ont his handker.
chief and the watch dropped out. He at
once started for the depot and ran up the
track. Evidently understanding that he
had been caught he started Tor Latrobe
Upon arriving thore he was arrested and
brought back here, taken before iustice
Of tho peace and bound over to the next
term Of court in the Hum Of 5000.
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BELLAIRE.
Base Dnll-vArious Items OF Cpryent In.
ENt+-4t 4FfAg Sersas = II .E3gils = is1TE

tNIf tereat. yfS''4
The piking Of the Csmetery Hill road Ia still
advancing, though slowly, from tho lower
end. a & n. lSF'%s 5@l5 a ~ 9j55i
Mr.. al. Boggs. Of the Bellaire Goblet Co.,
LEFT on Saturday evening for hls home at
Rsv. ". W. Walker and wife have gone 10
Mrs. Walkers homo In Virginia, for q
months vacation. N =. q 5'ii3S' s.. y
Tbs steel works arc at work again. The
new boilers are being added at the south end
by the old boiling furnaces Of The nall works.
Mr.. aam Tieks, q former Bellaire man, and
iavorAbly known BY his rendition Of the
cripple IN the 1.-TWO Orphans" 10 in town on
visit. .gEs ~ fEUN3 .HlG,I ~
Some Of tho heavy beer wagons that drive
recklesdly round the corners are Ia the habit
Of damaging the orossinga over tho cutters
with their small wheels. 7j6;, 'tf, -i'FsH- .
Chsls. Blppus's new store room an Thirty.
seventh Ateeet, now about finished, has lis
large front windows Of American plate glass
certainly rs clear as any. e.st IN
Robert Chisholm hau perfected model OF
q smoke consumer FOR locomotives, which Ia
shortly to DO tried on an engine, 10 demon.
oHoSo sAo Vnao"SL hin tAtehAuus stf.. .tU
John Pratt died yesterday morning from
ipj uriea received from a cave In some time
ago while digging cellar. He wns q mem.
Dor Of the Liberty Hose Company No. /, and
the fire department will turn out to the
funeral. ~ 7''f rylH,r !" Il
The Browns played the Regulars, OF Wheel.
Ing, Saturday afternoon on the creek
grounds, and beat them by score OF seysu tc
one. The Manlers had o good game thsra
Friday afternoon, winning by eight t, six
over picked nine, all OF the runs being
made In tho last three innings. 1915 :
| Wn. thinner, who came back from Cali
foruia some weeks ago 10 obtain workingmer
for the nav glats house OF which he ia man.
ager, took back with .himsJohn Madden
Patsy Barrett, Michasl CouHllh and fJoht
Martin, from .Bellslre. I. These are all excel.
lent wo,kmsn, but dissatisfied with the pres
emit state Of the glssa business here. i
| There was big crowd at the Baltimore d
Ohio depot yesterday afternoon 10 zee ,h'
glass workeEd of for California. Relative
from Bridgeport and Wheeling and 1t seem
ed. all the glass workers in al tina factories
were there. with the families OF the me,
from here. The Steuhenville train b,ough
down Samuel Houston 10 Join the men an,
u SCORE OF relatives and friends came along
Altogether there was saoh leave taking q
10 ssldom seen. 'fi.W p'+ 1905
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The DempAey.ful'janen Fight" Post,
pOned-CIafming the Stakes.

The DcmpAey.Ful,jameu Fight" Post,
poned-Ciafniug the stnhes.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE prize fight at
ranged to take place to-day between John
Dempsey and Geo. fulljames near THU
city, did not come of. The police took
steps TO prevent il. Dempsey and biz
party, tits stated, went out to Rosebank on
Back river, Baltimore county, seven miles
from the city, this morning, made and
entered the ring md waited until ten
o'clock, when Fulljames not appearing
they left the ground It is stated that Full.
james objected to Baltimore as tho battle
ground and 10 one Of the referees. i
William E. Harding, who represented
Richard X. Fox in the glove fight for s..
OOp between Fulljsmes and Jack Dempsey
sent the following dispatch In reference ia
the stakes: "To Richard K. Fox: Demp-
sey was in the ring at 9:l5, waited until
1915, and claimed money.ao Fdlljames did
appear on lighting ground,n but did not re.
main. Dempsey ia entitled't to tbs stakes
as Fulljames wa9 not arrested and tbs
police did not appear on the ground"
Gus Tuthill sent telegram claiming the
stakes for Dampse :, a, =. w. so.
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Personal MERTON.
News and uOsslp In helation to Sariou
H,rN.n,U People.

News and OOsslp In Relation to vnrioui
i.fg,a People.
Miss Jennie Green, Of Wheeling, Is waiting
Mrs. John Wilson, Of this Washing
ton, Pa, Reporter. h'ff,5-&itsN' @yF'3p'
Mets,s. Mike and Dan Dinger left lasi
evening Tor New York and other Eastern
points on business trip. s.0h'gfE
Mrs. q. Morrison and daughter Annie
OF sistersvills. are visiting Mrs. Wheeler, al
No. 90 South Broadway, Island. Z g e.
Mr.. John eaade, formerly mailing clerk al
tho INrxLLlGEEc:n office, now resident oil
Chicago, is visiting relatives in town. ti
Mr.. Hsusoa Murrsy, Of this county, Il
lying very Ill at the residence OF his brother,
Oliver Murray, ESQ, Of West Alexander.
Prot. F. H. Crseo. ot,hiso city, Psof. Shields
of Keysar. and Prof. Cuttings, OF Clarksburg
lett for Madison, Wisconsin, Sunday evening
Messrs George Johns, Joseph A. Bell apt
James Cummins left yesterday morning FOL
the South Branch OF the Potomac, where they
will spend two weeks In fishing and recups
rating. a! tF.
rived at the Deer Park, Nd. Hotel LAST week
Mr.. 0. Laugblin, Misss L. A. Laughlin, Mis-
Lissette Laughlin, Mr.. Samuel O. Lsughlir
and Mrs. a. Ii. CUMMING, i,
Charles Matthews, a popular shee! roller
from the Standard mill, and T. Rosen berg, o.
Bridgeport. leave to-day for two weeks triI
through Canals. It 10 rumored that Mr.
Matthews viii! bring home bride.
James r. Cowden, Esq, returned last nigh
from trip through the Youngstown TO-
district. he tays the Ohiosns received thu
nomination Of Cleveland very coldly, and
that the Democratic ticket is generally re
earded as weak one by all Democrats when
be met while gone. .i't&sgt &3@H
Few men are Kept So busy as State Super
intentent OF Free schools Butcher. "a TIE
Fourth he attended the Commencement Of
the State Normal School at Concord; from
the fiilb 10 the eighth hs conducted the Mer
car county teachers institute ut Princeton
on the twelfth there-wss meeting Of thu
Board Of Regents Of the State Normal SCHOOL,
at Perkersburg, and on the thirteenth he lef
70 attend the meeting OF the National Educa
tional Association. ut Madison, Wisconsin
Considering the meaus OF communication be
tween various places In the interior Of thi
State his.lot cannot be considered altogetLe
hanpy one. ..N.-a.
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CITY MATTERS.
u, ief Notes OH Current Events Of Minor
laE tTE YulePeAt. zen. ga

u, ies Notes OIL Current Events Of miner
2aI .lutersat. K si e
Two plain drunks wsro In tho lookup at
midnight ~ .!6-lti i5g3.t
THIS dry spell threatens 10 cut the black.
berry crop short -iA A%ifh4 stss,.at
THERE g a pretty general complaint Of
dullnsss OF bubiness. -,-,, S. v, ligilit.
A PARTY Of Bellalre, younsla picnioked
At Wheeling Park yesterday. sI,,E,g,H
The boys have already begun 10 save up
their pennies for tho big bhow on the D!h. 4
LITTER Lisr.-Dr. George B. Preston, Chris.
epoussl, Joseph i. Ksmpton and Z. N. \ lem.
lug. FFlE tl.N}fsF' 'f{ Nl't7"ki29
flank MAl1LroN and John Harrington,
both Of Denwood, got homo taie, and sound
from Chicago. yf57 |sF ,."El2
II the campaign has tho same effect all over
tho country that It has In Wheeling the cane
and drum man n!acturers will all DO million
airs In month. An, ,s
Ina G,e plugs IN the First and Second
warcB will ba blown out to-day. and here.
si.fr one ward day will DO blown out until
the work Is completed. lf tlt GR.a
JERRY DoNAvAN was arrested last evening
on a city warrant, for his assault on Jamei
| Robertson, foreman AZ lne uulteu 1ukiut
house; Saturday night. 80,
| ARTIST MYLx, haa fnlshsd for Mrs. George
Wincher large crayon picture Of her father
the late Rev. Jossnh WillettB, which iB nov
on exhibition at NIcollu art store. a
Rss,pEsrs sfong tina Chaplins street pave
lmsnt, south OF tho erect, are requested no
Ito sprinkle the pavement To-day, usit will b
fswe pt Oft clean In order TO glyslla coat Of lar
CLxak HOOK yesterday, admitted 10 rscort
q deed mrde December l, 1888. by JOSEPH
kI.hesrt and wifs 10 John A. Kithcart II
constellation OF IS, 800 for part OF lots II
tho Eighth ward. mi
SUNDAY many OF tina leading oarsman o
Wheeling, including Btice.and. Felalng ant
Wsirgerbtr, rowsd down 10 this city TO visl
Msnton and Hsi!. They rowed over thu
Rtllrira cours.. aud were we'll pleased will
IT, Bcl'aire Tribune. yRrtSLES
TnxsE are few plumsd knights that hay
mot yet been measured for their uniforms
They should call at Brilles' clothing store
on Main street, early THU week and b
measured, ss MI. Btilies dssirea 10 have al
the uniforms completed by the latter part Q
Il next week. He has already completed a fe,
md they are beauties. They orc we'll mad
and will bs serviceab!e long after the can
paipu Ia over, ~ - 4. '+..-'s .7-u-nttt-f 4,
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EOkRC Candidate.

Several Of the papers in the southern end
OF the State, notably the Charleston Times;
have asserted that Auditor Miller is again on
the track as contestant for the Democratic
Rubernatorisl nomination. Mr.. Miller got
home from al extended trip over tho coun-
ss h who hon5 met S ofa' hs cspo 1ga
day he said that be was not Candidate, and
that NIL publications 10 the effect that be Was
were made ont OF the whole cloth. Bill,
Iii. Miller is believed ~ fesl q deep interest
in the result Of next weeks convention.
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Lawns.
Best printed Lawns s, per yard.
''-s1 L. N. McGlLIIN & Co.
A Card.

49,
Bowling 10 the irscrutable will OF the Al
mighty, ! desire on behalf Of myself and
family 10 express our sincere thanks - those
kind friends who, during the sickness OF my
late Son, George Armbrecht, rendered such
timely assistance and gave uS their warmes,
sympathy. We desire a!ao to thank those
whose loving hands plsced lovely iloral tri-
butes on the caLia and grave OF our loved
one. Especially do we desire 10 express our
gratitude to Rev. Mr.. krumdick, whose tenr
der words Of condolences as we stood over the
grave OF George soflened the pain and an
guish we felt at parting. To Hermann
Hchockey and the choir Of st. Paups Church
are also due our thanks for the appropriate
MUSIC rendered Of the funeral, To all of
these friends for their kind sud considerate
words and attentions during onr Eftction
are We deeply grateful and the debt Of graft.
tude is one we can never hope 10 fully repay.
Respectfully, F
A.ss'5ta LOU, ARARgEcHT.
Wheeling, ". Va, July Il. .sais'5 "a
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Fire In Gllriicr County.

A=iew nights Hinca the house OF Edward
8tockard, OF Gilmer county. which he had
iaat completed, was consumed by tire to.
yetber with ali its contents, the occupants
barely escaping in their night clothes. Mrs.
stockard was awakened about $50 A. w., by
the roaring flames, and after nrousing her
husband, grabbed a babe and rushed for the
door to give the alarm. As she opened the
door the flames aud intense heat drove her
back, and rs she turned she rlet ber hue'
band who took the child and dashed through
the Il lanes and out doors. Mrs. BtucEard re,
trepted to the rear OF the house mud escaped
through window. . Both husband and wife
were terribly burned, aud Mr.. B!ookard ia
snid 10 be serionaly iri 1red. rs d, y s.....l
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Mr.. Robert Gibson, OF this city, wko re.
Gently started west with his mother, spent
last Sunday at the Gait House, Louisville,
with his bride. 1t appe,rs that this popular
young Whesling!ts has STOLEN . march on bis
friends by being married 80 quietly that very
risd on Wednesday, July Oh, to Miss Nellie
Ashcom, OF Everett, Pa. Tho wedding was
necessarily very quiet on account Of the aeri.
Gus illness OF the BRIDES sister. The cere.
mony took place at Wildwood" the summer
residence OF the BRIDES parents, four miles
from Bedford Springs, at high noon. They
lift that evening and, joining the Wheeling
party that Mr.. Gibson was member Of, pre-.
cesded on the trip to the southwest and the
Pacific coast. They will spend several days
at Pueblo. Mr.. Gibson is generally liked in
this city and his many friends will wish for
him and his bride prosperous and happy
31e and apleasant trip. i95lf..
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A Fraudulen. Druggist.

CHICAGO, LIS, July l4.--Mt. Bellman, q
we'll known, druggist Of this city, under in,
dictment for collision with Daniel CARR.
gan In obtaining money by fraudulent
vouchers on the Medical Bureau OF the
United States Naval Department, wss 70.
leased on S., OOo bail today for hia appear
ance before the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. 1t is said the frauds in
q ueetion amount to $4,000, d
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A Move, Pre.Id.u,lni"S,raw.

John Hume, the East Liverpool, Ohio
breeder Of ca, r;cr pigeons, will send four ol
his best birds to Pitts bu1gh on next Thurs
day morning. to be started OF Presidential
rscs. Two tf the birds will represent Blaine
and Logan, ard the other two Cleveland az d
Hendricks Each bird will have the name
Of the candidate It reprasents attached to it,
legs. Controller +, 8. Morrow will fly The
Republican team. and I Assistant Assessor
Laj kins the Democratic team. The flight will
be'irom Pittsburgh to Eaat Liverpool Ohio,
a distance Of iorty.sight miles. and it Is Ell.
mated that they will make It In abcdt an
hour and d quarter. {! Il 4 ~ Y y y,
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THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
A Meeting to Arrange for tho Trip to
-, St5waE Pnrkersburg. @N


- 3dwHg Pnrkeraburg. So
!. "A largely, attended niestlng OF the Ohio
county delegates to Tie. Republican State
Convention at parkersburg, on, July 80, was
held st the Lincoln Club rooms last night, 10
make arrangements to go to the convention
"in STYLE" Col. Georgs B. Caldwell presided
and Mr.. P. i. Bobbins acted as Secretary. 1t
was resolved TO 'inyite the delegations from
Hancock, Brooke, MArshall, Weixsl and Marion
counties TO join the Ohio county delegation.
and go down over the Ohio River road
on the afternoon Of July 20. A com.
mittes consisting OF Messrs. N. b.. Scott, o.
G. Hchotisld, George D. Caldwell. D. Is.
Doyensr, @. 8. Howell and O. b. Hart was
appointed to make arrangements for special
accommodations hnd reduced rates on the rail-.
road, and to secure band Of music to &C.
company the party. The Plumed Knights
Of the Lincoln Club. whose handsome uni.
iorms will be completed by that time, will
be invited to 80 along In body. There nrs
aaven,y.six OF the delegates anu as many al.
ternates, and II rates low enough to be an in
ducement are secured, Oft IL expected that
several hundred persons will accompany the
party u . 4'.. ~. all,s "a p, |IL -
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JEFF Pearl, the well known proprietor OF
the skiG ferry between the wharf and ths Is
land, was found dead at an early hour yes.
terday morning in shanty on a Hat boat at
tho head OF the wharf, In which he was &C.
customed 10 sleep. Coroner sohutlzs|was
notified, and after examining few witnessed
concluded 1t was unnecessary to summon a
ju,yor hold formal inquest, and gave
certli ,ate Of death from natural causes.
Pearl had been complaining for some time Of
pain In his chest, and his death waa no
doubt due TO congestion Of tho lunga caufed
by exposure. His body was removed to his
iamily's res;dence north OF the water works.
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\ Dry Good

NKw York, July 1i.-Thcte has been more Going
IN hleached cottons. wide sheetinss, dark prin,s,
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TOLEDO. O., July l4,-Nheat quiet and arm: No.
Z I'D gs.saAci Julj ST.; August Sss4c; Sep,embe.
S!ss Oet1nsi " NC; year Sc; No zi,it s.0ENo !
y inE s;aylc; Ieiestsd G2at6c Cota quic, and
sescy; hi5h miAed osAc No, ?spot July Or Al.
g:acc isc; Oats Qqis. pad tIm; NJ. Wai,o ro n.y.
Ina! v aye; 40. tpot or July S3e; August ~:
september 2j5Sc. - - - Is' o"' 49,
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RIcr's LANDING, PA, July 14.-Riyar 8 feet
Q inches and stationary; weather clear; Their.
mometer, TO-. E y ,iS&s ~. ais,
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A Ntnrtling Dlscoxsry.

MI. VIM. johnson, Of Huron, OAK, writes
that bis wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that ali 70.
NEEDLES tried gave no permanent relief, until
be procured 4 bottle Of DR.. Kings Nsw Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs, and Colds
which had msglcsl effect, and produced !
permanent curr. II Is guaranteed 10 ours oil
Diseases Of Throat, Lungs, or Bronchial
Tubes. y. I4Tl0 2. lllS.s rs III 0aa
Trial Bottles lOa nt Logan L Co.'s Drug
Store. Large Bizs $1.00. Wv 't.l MwFAw
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a Horrible Accident.

4 PirfssuRaa, July l4.-A Dspaseh Johns.
town, Pal; special sayf: :; This morning.
while Zlchariah Taylor, aged Is, was put
ting rod in reel at the Cambria Iron
Works, the red hot rod by some means
was thrown over his head and drawn tight.
ly around his. neck almost .decapitating
him and literally roasting his neck and
shoulders. Thomas O'Neill, another work.
man, sprang to his assistance and with his
bare hands UNFINISHED the rod. TAYLOR will
die and O'Neill Was badly burned, -