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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
A NEW PHASE PRESENTED.

situation of the Strike Among the Pitts
burg Prescription Glassblowers.
PirTsBURG, December l3.-There Is but
very little ehsngein the aspect of the glass
workers strike. The apprentices now pre-:
pose to make an effort to gain q point that
they lost nearly year ago. AT that
time there was . strike. and they
lost, and were compelled to agree to another
year being added to their term Of apPren.
ticeship. making it FIVE years instead OF
four. Now that the glass house hrms are
dependent upon their apprentices, they
have made demand that the extra year
be taken of, otherwise they will join the
strikers. Those who have served two
wears apprenticeship are also debating
whether they shall not demand full wages
for the iourneymen's work they are
now doing. Some Of the strikers
assert that they have secured the services
Of the moss eloquent. speaker among the
glass blowers, Frank Hawkins, OF Boston,
Mass, to address them at the meeting at
the Ralston school house at ESQ o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The meeting to-mor-
row afternoon Is considered to be of official
importance, and win be represented BY glass
workers throughout the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

Dfsturbanee u na1soa- Eajssing : o.
esst- 8spok A. mad Cdndisssn.
seiss , - Ragisiw.
WRzIsBuRa. December l2-A dil
ancs occurred II H Ettss Charm saiooa
on lapt Thursday night il which, 70 his soe-
row, Jim MoniIeo1fy engaged. he uAs
struck in tho he'd with : mallst IN ~
hands Of Pat Nozanis in6icing ~ ugly
scalp wound
The concert By the Allegkeny Quartssfs
last night at Barth's hnll vss vel attended
and our people were treated to : enc VOCAL
entertainment Of sartd and secular music.
The country roads are becsnink diAcak
to trayel
Farmers report stock as MOI being in the
usual good condition Ut the commencement
Of winter, the cause being the scare 81 Of
all pasture and lack Of water supply
John Pogue, Samuel Lehman and Elixa-
beth Steward, all old residents OF Btuoke
county, died this week.
Mrs David Letter ia very i'll ut her home
in Midway afflicted with dropsy. DR.. viii
SON of Wheeling. assisted by DR.. Cooper Of
this place. performed surgical operation
relieving her OF deposito of fuid amounting
to about thirty pounds in weight
The trustees of the p. +. church Of this
place have purchased lot on Main street
and viii soon commence the erection Of q
church building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

toned O. Srssent 10 him. what did you
do viii r :inqpired The President Sent
Il 10 t1e stsbles Wei so immediately
and csderit resumed toIshe gentlemen who
cent il Do not aelsy; but see that my or
dess are carried out this very night"
Gen. Grant, who set the precedent Of TAX
ing everything presented to his view within
hailing distance. has created ripple Of
surprise in refusing for the first time in his
long career of acceptance anything that
was offered him. 1t is however coujectured
that his real reason for refusinga pension of
Eve thousand per annum IS desire to be
put on the retired list at full pay. sum
three times larger than that spoken Of in the
projected bill. VIZ. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
st,,,saa Resists1
nEcFMBKR IA. isss.

/ ...dsrs Ofths SUNDAY RsoIsrSR vii
r.Srser Of matter somewhat reversed
1!a; ;..os on account of the sxtraordin-
s1sa n holiday advertising. The sdi-
q W. J. i transferred to the sixth or
81 While local and telegraph matter
:Su,sd on the third and 9Th pages
= -, this season has not shown the
and expansive pOverthasis itsvOnt
a"I s.. the newspaper man must take
- &c Of the contracted stay OF the sun
- s..ks al the hay that comes within the
y ). At that valuable agricultural ma
s :'-I.,rr known as the rake.
=. holiday trade appears to have fairy
With Yesterday, The streets we're
g s ,;,h buyers 10 whom AecessiOns were
Nv ..,,,r made as the day advanced into
y, These accessiOns were largely from
3. who were paid of yesterday at the
's,.u, and numerous industries for which
-, and vicinity is noted. They repre-
, class, too who spend freely and
s.,,yer they have money in their pockets
.,-rb.u,s feel the vitaEzing effect IN trade
80, instantly. For the next two weeks
:. RsrsrsR predicts a fair holiday trade
N susue. As was said at the outset, 1t
N no, be lively and expansive as in former
San, because the money is not as plenty
"A naturally ell buyers are exercising
-..,sr care and economy, Therefore il
'.Sooves merchants who want to catch the
cam Of the trade to make q good display
"A mark their goods low, putting their
vi foo, forward as it were. All such viii
"A reasonable response at close profits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
BRIDGEPORT.
Funeral Day-Personai News and General
Matter.

Funeral Day-Pcrsonai News and General
Matter.
Yesterday three funerals took place in
Bridgeport, being those Of Mrs Jos. BEN
nant, who died on Friday, John Wanna
maker, the young man who wos killed BY
the cars the same night, and Willie Nc
Annich, little boy who died from the 81.
fecis Of drinking concentrated lye some
time ago.
Mrs. C. NJ. Rhodes attended the Baron
Las erfelt wedding atSteubenville on Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Jacob Carne and her son Frank, OF
Wellsville, are visiting here.
Will Dinsmore, travelling salesman for
Branum Il and Sons, has resigned. His
resignation viii take effect January let.
Mrs. Sarah Hathaway, Of Wsrrenton, who
hes been visiting her son, Mr.. Perry Hstba-
way, returned yesterday.
The Diamond Flour Mill is running day
and night and doing good business.
Not five arrests have been made In
Bridgeport during the last three months.
Thomas Lawson will eat possum and
sweet potatoes to-day for dinner. We re-
greet that we will have to decline the invita-
ton 10 dine with him.
Phil Helsley, Esq, of Bellaire, was up on
business yesterday.
Business is dull, news items are scarce
and the mui is still rising.
The recent barbecue was wound up By
an oyster supper and dance 81 the Frazier
House on last Thursday evening. About
10 couples were in attendance and the iuu
was kept up till the wee sma' hours"
Father Cults Lecture for tho Poor ut the
Cathedral Tonight.
There should be large turnout at the
Cathedral tonight to hear Father Cults
charity lecture on THE Press" notice Of
which appears in our advertising columns
this morning.
The Rev. Speaker is gentleman possess
ed of fine abilities, and will no doubt do
liver very entertaining and instructive lee
ture.
The subject being popular one, and the
object ore Of the noblest, the entertainment
should DO patronised BY the chsritably dis
posed of all shades Of opinion.
"In faith and hope the World viii disagree,
bot al mankinds concern u charity"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Readable Notes of Persons and Home soci
etv Everka.

Readable Notes of Persons and Home soei-
ETY. Eyents.
George, little son OF Mr.. George Wise
received bad cut on the face on Thursday
BY falling against sharp corner Of the bath
tub.
The little eightyear.old girl Of Alfred
PAUL. Esq. is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
The many friends Of Mr.. ]. A. Scar.
borough. of Bellaire. will regret to hear his
wife Is seriously Ill.
s. P. Norton, of this city is registered at
the Ebbitt House, Washington
Mr.. andrev Ii. Mitchell. Of st. Louis.
Mo-, Is visiting his brother, Mr.. John
Mitchell, on the Island.
Miss Fannie Roberts an accomplished
Young lady Of Springfield. o., formerly o.
Cameron, w. Va, is wishing Miss Maggie
King, no Seventeenth street, East End
Maj. Aug. Steinman. the popular bar
keeper in Aug. Miller's saloon ID laid up
With typhoid fsyer and is not expected 70
Iva
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

the Inscription on giss Sta6ords was very
pretty and pertinent, being The latin phase:
Palma fruatur victix" LET the victsri-
Gus lady enjoy the palm" underneath
which was the name. day and date On
Miss Cunningham's were the Words "a
token Of gratitude" her name etc.
From the present outlook It appears that
we are to have wedding on Greene street
shortly.
John Skater, one of the incest bachelors
in Volcano, was in town yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
ALONG THE sHoRB.
WIN. is Being Done on tie Obi

whit Is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
Or CRY, December l3.-R;ver 3 feet
and stationary. Cloudy andcool.
PARKER's, December l3.--River feet
5 inches and falling. Cloudy and cool
BRowxsvILLE. December l3.-River &feet
inches and rising. Cloudy.
LOCK No. 4, December l3.--Rive. Z
feet ! inch and stationary. Cloudy.
Thermometer 30'.
RIoE's LANDING, December l3.-Rivef 8
set and stationary. Cloudy. Therm IN.
e;er $50.
GREENSBORO. December l3.-River IL { O.
4 inches and stationary.
The river was falling at dark last night
with 8 feet Of water in the channel A
Plttsburg exchange furnishes the following
information:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
COLD WAVE.

The cold wave which is now upon Us, is
enacted to bring the mercury into conf
initial relations with the zero mark.
those who are warmly housed, fed and
.o,hed, this news is not terrifying. Bat to
Ne hundreds of poor badly clothed lily
u and insutfciently sheltered people in this
.,o il means bitter suffering. It is time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
SHOT DOWN BY GUARDS.

Convict Miners Dash for Liberty and Two
OF Them Are Killed.
EsoxyILLE, TENN, December l3.-Lsst
evening fatal ARRAY occurred at the Knox.
vile Iron Companys coal mines at Coal
Greek, in which two conyicts were killed aud
two seriously wounded. About two months
ago two convicts escaped from the guards,
and yesterday six others tired the same
guards and were ordered to halt, but did
not do so. "A general fight ensued, in
which Samuel Music, of Cumberland coun-
ty, and Sol Wilson .(colored), Of Crockett
county, both convicts, were instantly killed,
their bodies being riddled with buckshot.
Hugh Stafford, another convict had his left
arm shot of. John Presuell, convict re
ceived q severe flesh wound. None of the
guards were hurt. Trouble over the AFFAIR
among the miners is feared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
The spollation BuI.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-The House
SSanng agreed to give the Foreign Affairs
SSanittee the 18th Of January for the con-
s0eration Of bills before them, the commit
8 8 nave unanimously agreed to present the
french Spolation bill, which passed the
Ssoaee few days ago. As this win simply
S Set claimants to 90 before the Court Of
AIMS AIMS the committee do not expect much
spposhon to It.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

The Indians knowing the valae Of Wild
Cherry bark as cure for coughs and colds,
ased 10 prepare It in their rude way. and in
winter kept il constantly on hand. The
careful and secret method Of preparing DE-.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry makes Il
superior to al Other Preparations. It ID
very pleasant to take.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

WASHINGTON, December l3.-The Secre-
AZ dthe Navy received cable message
~ morning from Rear Admiral Davis at
q asah announcing = revolution in
Ira and stating that the United States
Ss siels Trenton and ossiPpee go there inn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

wiLwAuKEs, Wis, December l3.-The
Bay View mills with the exception Of the
padding mill, win start mp Monday. giving
employment TO 1000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

NEw YoRx, December l3.-TAe annual
business meeting Of Plymouth church was
held in Brooklyn last night. II was eSPsc.
ted that some Of the church officers would
resign, bat none Of tAem did so. The an
nua, report shows tina present membership
to BE- 1868, with l07 new additions IN the
wear and loss of 90. Deacons ard othsr
church officials we're elected for the ensuing
wear. The candidates defeated we're those
who sympathized with Mr. Bsechsr in his
opposition to Blaine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

IxrEILIgESr people have quit taking bit
tiers and mineral poisons, have quit doctor
ing kidneys and liver, nerve and BRAIN, have
quit using alcoholic poiscns and narcotic
drugs, have quit poisoning their system
with quack nostrums. end now keep
themselves and families in perfect health BY
occasionally using the only perfect blood
purifier and trne strengthened Of weak por-
lions of the body. known far and wide a.
DR.. Guysotss Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Any drusgtst viii get it for yoa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
a coon CITrziEs


Bat Undsubtsdly . Crank.
Gov. Jackson received the foaoxing lsttss
YESTERDAY. addressed TO His Excellency.
Vest YEainis,s Governor and dated hes
.DraR SlR: The letters ! registered 70
the- hsads Of the Government Masonic
Ju,;sprudence. Universal Commission. His
Holmes Leo thirteenth, did sil the uni
,erssl LAW Constitution Of the United
S,stes requires Of me ~ good citizen
Faithful Reputable,
7. n ALExArDEE.
And By the same token. III. Aexande'
IL evidently crank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
A eusRER.

An on Wen That Produces 1000 Barrels
Per Day.
On CIrY, December l3.--The Mcbride
wen was shot shortly after the market closed
his afternoon. Previous to tho shooting it
was showing but little oil, but pointers have
beer in circulation all week that it would be
a rusher. The first half hour after being
shot Il produced It's barrels, and Is flowing
tonight at the rate Of 1000 barrels diem.
II is half q mile in advance and southeast Of
other Thorn Creek Developments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
John Kelly WIN Not Retire,

NV YoRK, December l3.-Tsmusny
leaders present at the meeting ofthe gem
e'al committee last night ridiculed the
iory that John Kelly proposes to retire
nom the leadership. Alderman Grant
PeNded at the meeting. he announced
nat Mr.. Kelly Was much improved in
Ssalsh. and likely soon to be with them at
near meetings. The call for the primaries
we're read and annroved
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

MrRcHAxrs visiting the city for holiday
goods are invited 10 call ct G. s. Feeny's,
i4lO Main street, and examine the great
variety Of pain and fancy candies. ETC.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

Madame Jennie Norington. the pro-
prietress Of house on sixfeeasA ssrset
was robbed BY one Of her Transient gassss,
last night. Of pocket book containing
about S25. The name Of The thief y aot
known.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14

SHE'LL. Orsrrrs and Game S specially. At
the Ph@nix Restaurant gaaes Academy OF
Music, Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
A New Poem.

The REGISTER is permitted to publish
he following poem from the pen Of Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. better known as the
Sweet Singer OF Michigan. 1t is furnished
), our Parkersbarg correspondent, and is
tsEen from the manuscripts sent to friend
& the poetess in that city. 1t has not here
oiore been pubEshed.-ED. REGIsrER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
IHE TOUCH OF col

whatever evil falls across my path,
l,irSightway look with optimistic eyes,
To zee what underneath 10 Nos
Tor believe Away, Gods seeming wrath
l. bat the evil 70 some intended good
BY men not understood.
Rut 4 We will take time amidst our grief
To searrh for IL We cannot fail
To find the meaning hidden meath the veil.
And having found Il, Lol We ind relief!
And what has seemed aeruel chasteotnS ROD,
lrOYes the kind touch Of God.
-BLa Wheeler RiLsog.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
Personal.

Matt. d. Christie, our handsome and pop
llar druggist, left this week for Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, to visit relatives. BE was
accompanied by his wife and viii remain
until after the holidays
Detective ALI Burnett is here attending
court. BE is a witness for the defense in
The case Of DR.. Travis against the Peabody
Insurance Company of Wheeling. Mr.. ],
I, Paul is also here looking after the COM
panys interest in this suit.
Miss Julia Hayward returned recently
rom an extended visit among friends in the
monumental city. Mrs. L. v. Hall and
Mss Lola Hall are home again after Q
Pleasant visit to Mrs. Anna Vockrodt, nee
Hall, in Pttsburg.
All. Gallahue, prominent Roane county
nan IA sDendinr a fax dava hara
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
FAIRMoNT.
ne Happenings OF . Week In the Pretty
Capital of Marion County.
Specidl 70 ne Regifter.

ne Happenings of . Week In the Pretty
Capital Of Marion County.
Special 70 ne Rrgistr.
PArRNoSr, December l3.-Circuit Court
i still in session and considerable business
las been disposed Of A number of Judg-
nents have been rendered in cases for illicit
ntailing, the 6ne being $40 and costs for
ach oHense Prosecuting Attorney Mere
5th is proving himself an energetic officer
and is not distributing his favors among the
liquor men.
The Normal school began its winter
.srm on Monday last, Sth inst, with lsrge-
" increased attendance over last year. The
number Of students in attendance now is
twsuty-6ye in excess of the number here at
the same last session
viii Knight, an esteemed young Riyes-
vile merchant, and Miss Belle Sears, Of the
sane place, were married at the Continental
Hotel last Sunday evening, by Rev. ID. 5.
Hammond, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Two verdant and youthful souls, from
he vicinity Of Valley Falls, in Union dis
riet, called on Rev. j. B. Reed, st the
Presbyterian parsonage, on Thursday last.
and had themselves spliced in the hrmest
and most approved style. After the eere
nOny the happy pair las matter of courss)
adjourned to q drug store 10 loaf while,
and while there entertained numerous spec
AtOrs by their exhibitions Of affection.
Marriages are on the increase in Marion.
Marion county has 8 prominent candi-
date for the U. = MarshSlship, in the per-
sou Of Hon. c. E Wells, of GloTers
Gap
We observed that on Monday last Mr..
Samuel p. Beverlin, the newly elected con-
sable that few people were determined to
fesze out of Manning district, came before
the County Court here and qualified and
gave bond as required by law, Capt. Frank
Burt becoming his bondsman. Mr.. Beyer-
in was requested to resign BY sixty-six OF
bis supporters on account of some alleged
political inconsistency.
"A meeting was held last night at the
County Clerks Office looking to the forms-
Ton Of branch Of the National Union, but
We did not learn anything Of the proceed
i1ga
Our Young friend, George W. Price, viii
shortly open q restaurant and grocery IN
he room on Main street recently occupied
By N. Jackson as furniturs store and
By the Western Union Telegraph company
Is an Office Mr.. Jackson has discontinued
MS business and the telegraph office is now
IN the second story of the same building.
A reading circle, having for its object the
study OF Shakespeare, was organized here
recently and viii meet tonight at Judge
Jennings residence. They will tackle
Macbeth first
Personal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-14
A Good Paper.

A Good Paper.
Moore6eld Examiner The winter nights
are long, and the reader Will want some
thing besides his home paper to read. Then
send for the Wheeling DAILY REGIsrRa. 1t
win give Tou full particulars of the doings
Of the Legislature this winter. 1t is good
paper. Send for specimen eorJ.
The Guiding Star
Richie Democrat The Wheeling RsG-
IsrERs prospectus is in this issue. You
viii find this paper 70 be Just what it claims.
1t is the guiding star of Wheeling Journal
ism,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-21
sparks From the smoksstack.

All the switch signals in the upper yard
of the c., R. I. & P. shine out in great
shape with red and white paint.
The dining car Australia" and the
superb drawing room car "Spakone" were
on the $50 eastbound c., r. l. & P. train
this morning.
All trains were fairly filled with passen
gers this morning, while the baggage cars
were unusually heavily laden.
Conductor James Stanton, of the Chs
cago. Burlington s. Quincy road is
able to be around again after hard at
tack of the malarlal fever Stanton is one
of the salt of earth, and the railroad boys
will be glad to see him "on deck" again.
An excitable traveller caused considera-
BILE commotlon and not little fun at the
upper depot this morning. He wanted
to 60 to Peoria and was so afraid that he
would be left that he got on to every
train that pulled up. He was put off the
Milwaukee. the Chicago passenger and
the Atlantic trains successfully, and when
the Peoria train backed up to the depot
he swore that the crowd couldn't fool
him. He knew that no train would back
all the way to Peoria, and for while he
could not be induced to get aboard. The
chap had evidently got turned around
and thought that Peoria was in the direc-
lion of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-21
MARTIAL WOE.
The Trials and TribulatiOns Of a Mar.
ried WOman.-.Unable to Get
Lawyer to Take Her Case.

A lady, whose name we withhold for
good reasons, told sorrowful tale in the
Marsh' office this morning. She has
told the story in the same place many
times before during the past few weeks,
but each time she visits the office she has
some new grievance to relate
She said this morning that she had been
the object of continued and severe abuse
from her husband for some time. For
more than week she alleges she has not
tasted meat, and her food has been of the
plainest kind and very little of that. She
claims that her husband is starving and
prosecuting her for the purpose of getting
her to desert him so that he can obtain a
divorce without dividing his property with
her. She has been to nearly all the law
yers in town she says, and not one of
them will take a case against her husband
for the reason that he yields some
political influence, and is of con
siderable use to nearly all of them.
This morning, she says, her husband APP
piled to her cruel name, and she braced
up and smashed plate over his head.
He swore that he would have her arrest
ed. and she came to the marshal's office
| to see il warrant had been issued for
her. She found there had not Her hus-
bands son, by a former marriage. she
says, abuses her like dog, and makes
life burden for her around the house.
After eating some food yesterday she
suddenly became very ill, and intimates
that the food had been fixed" for her.
The woman certainly looks half
starved. She is walking skeleton and
| exceedingly weak. She is determined to
stick to her home until she is assured that
she will receive just portion of the
property when she leaves 1t is singular
that no attorney can be secured to defend
this woman, if her story be true. There
are always two sides to story and nc
doubt the husband las a story to tel
about the matter A divorce case will
probably be the result of the trouble.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-21
The River.


No boats up or down on the Diamond
10 line today.
The Josephine will be in and out on
her regular trip tomorrow.
The st. Paul did not arrive yesterday
She laid over one day below Word was
received this morning that she would ar
rive at Rock Island this evening.
A telegram from Eau Claire says that
'much to the dissatisfaction of lumber
men, the rivers have receded to an ex-
tremely low stage again, and getting
lumber to the Mississippi is attended with
the usual difficulties and extra expense
The mills are constructing RATS only to
the depth of sixteen courses, and even
these are stranded on some of the bars
No rise is expected before September,
though good splash is promised from
the flooding dams before the close of the
week, which will greatly facilitate the run
ming of RATS and movement of scattered
logs"