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Ancient Oaths.

The most common oath OF the ancient
Romans was "by Hercules" for mon,
and "by Castor" Tor women. The OK
preston Goods wounds" was FIRST used
in the time of Henry VIII. II was
softened by tho ladies OF Elizabcth's
court into "Zounds" and "Zoutcrkins."
William, tho conqueror, sworo "by tho
splendor OF God;" William Rufus, "hy
81. Luko's face; King JOHN, "by Gods
tooth;" Charles H., "by odsfish" (Goi's
lloshl; Louis NJ, of France, "hy Gods
Eastern Louis MI, "by the duvil take
me" (Diable m'emporte); tho Chevaicr
Bayard, "by Gods holy day." aud
Francis |, "on tho word ofa gentle.
man." Henry Ill, OF England, when
he confirmed magma charta, used tho
expression, "On the word Of a geutlo-
man, a king, and knight" Ia the
reign of Charles II fancy oaths wero tho
fashion. Some OF the most popular at
the time were; "Sun burn me, ""Curse
catch mo- "Stop my BREATH" "Let me
blood, n"Run mo through, ""Striko me
stupid" "Strike me ugly" "Stop my
Vltals, ""Split my win lpipe," "Rat me-"
m,d others equally strong and elegant. e.
Troy Times.
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~ Seats are going of lively for "only a
Woman's neart.n
Frank Hawley, c, b. Bishops agent,
Is expected here daily.
"Only Woman's Heart companv
has the largest rosorved-Soat sale OF The
season.
Wallack's "Bandit King COMPANY Is
turning people away at nearly every
performance.
we, Us Il CO., Mestayer's new COM
edy, drew the largest house of the sea-
sou at the Grand In st. Louis.
one of the pieces of dramatic work
which has attracted considerable atten.
ton the past season has been the por-
taNaI OF the leading partin "Only n Wo.
mans Heart, and Newton Beers. the
actor who has made tho hit, deserves
ms success, for IL is moro or less the re-
suit OF hard, persistent and intelligent
labor, Mr.. Beers was for several sea-.
sons connected with the Olympic stock
in this city and was great 'favorito and
received much applause for his clever
plclurlhg OF numerous character
parts Aiter this he made \
great hit IN ~ Messenger from Jar,
Nls section as skinny Smith, and since
theh mas been starring on his own hook
being especially clover In such parts n,
the bohemian in "Rooms To Rent" and
more recently rs Roger, Citizen of The
World. one of the actors chief peculi.
arites of old was his indelatigable con.
Sgientiousnoss and devotion To business.
Tie Is not a carpet actor by any means.
and has made study and work The foun,
dalton for his success. Never WINS pro.
teSSional man more devoted 10 his ART or
calling, and to-day Beers Is rather "more
so than before ST. Louis Post Dis.
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OLD AND FESTIVE.
MAY AND DECEMBER MARRIED
Frost Eimmed Bliss-A Young Girl
and An Aged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
There Is Wisdom in IL
-Noeody's business.

ST. l.ouls, Sept. -, Special, A ru.
NOR gained currency last night that
there was a sensation about to deyelop
in which am aged Texan and a beautiful
Young lady OF st, Louis were the princi.
pal figures, The matter came out tins
morning when Mr. o. c. Wells and
hriue departed from the Planters'
iionse Tor Dallas, Texas. Just prior 10
tneir departure il was scerlained that
MT ellis registered az the Planters
houSe yesterday evening; that he Sc.
cured a carriage and accompanied nv n
pretty, fatr-haired young girl, 10 ali an
pearabcoS OF 10 summers went To tho
FIRST Presbyterian church, amer
services, and December was legally
frozen 10 May. Mr.. Wells said
concerning the affair; "Now YOU see
what was said about runaway match,
ieaulhg young girl away nom her
nolie' ETC., Is all stun; my wife is an
orphan Sirl ana AS she wanted to get
mari she did Sc, am man that
uoh ike notoriety and | insist Won
wouldn't say anything about this. The
newspaper men in Dallas, where
lNe, are great friends of mine. | can
snow YOU big pile of papers with com.
pumehtary notices of me, that don't cost
me u cent?
me pretty young wife here chimed in:
II am Younger than | look. was
married first when only lS years old and
thal enid is mine. | am not from
Garondelet, | was born in sherman,
TeIas. ! went TO Dallas, and thon"
Keep still, my dear" said MIR. Wells
hurriedlly, and again assured the re.
porter that everything Was regular.
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Personal.

j. p, Ramsey, Insurance Adjuster, is
Capt; r. pcArmand, of Mckinney, is
NJ the Windsor.
j. u. Crawford, of New York is In tho
city greeting his friends.
Robert NJ. Ross, the agent for the IA
nous Webster Cart, is ut the Windsor.
DIR. j. q. Harris, Secretary of the Mid
land Land company, is In the city,
j. u. Hereford returned Yesterday.
East. mus" '"'
{. Il, Clint, County Attorney. has re-
turned from weeks soiournat Wooten
Wells.
Capt. q, L.. O'Maloy. general npcpt nj
the Houston a Texas railroad. mi Dcni'
son, Is at the Niudsor.
James Everett, travelling agent for r.
~ luh " Co., leaves this morning for n
business tour OF North Toxas.
There arrived ut the homo of Mr.. l..
4. Montgomery, Wednesday, n bounc-
ing daughter, Weighing eight pounds.
Mr.. 7. II. Gammage, of Palestine.
United States Commissioner 10 the Nav,
orleans Exposition, was in the city YES
ttoorday and addressed an audience at
Mayors Garden last night.
DIR. j. Z. Blunt, Of Canton, WINS In tho
city yesterday and paid the HERALp "A
pleasant call. He was accompanied by
nus daughter, who enters Prof. c. II
Jones school for young ladies'.
Miss Ada Murdoch, of New Orlenns
sister OF Mr.. w. IL. Murdoch OF thi,
place, and ono of the most attractive and
charming young ladies Of Louisiana, is
~ the city on visit 10 her brothor's
family.
Miss Hellah Lee returned last evening,
alte@ TWO mouths sojourn In Boston
ana Other Eastern aud Northern cities.
and having been the guest of Miss Rob.
pms, who spent portion OF last winter
IN this city.
Major X. V. Tompkins, Mr.. and MIRA.
Alfred Davis and Mr.. J. G. O'Connor.
who have been travelling durina the
summer In Europe, arrived home yos.
terday morning. Mrs. Tompkins, who
went to New York 10 meet hor husband.
returned with them.
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sME RAIsEp POLE,
An Event of some Interest In Michigan
Town-Liheral in Politics,

An Event of Some Interest In "A Michigan
rown-Liberal in Politics.
\ widow who keeps a small grocery
and saloon on Russell street hired a
man to bring her in liberty pole the
other day, and last evening il was raised
IN front of her place. As the pole WAS
elm and the flag had no name on IL, the
crowd was ANXIOUS 10 know for which
party the pole was raised. Whom the
Tree had been planted, a short. fat
man mounted box and began; "Nly
irens, dot bOle vhas oop. Dot tlag WINS
streaming oudt oafer free bSoplrs.
pls WAS great country, und dot hole
cost more ash eight dollar. We hat n
iree government, und dot flag cost more
ASH two dollar. In dis country
we can pay some taxes und hat some
o0lltlcs una q goot time, und dis widow
Nhonahs sells der VERY best lager in
betroit EaNery mans in America Vahs
Shust ash goot ash somebody else. md
1t Vhas goot TO batronize dis vidow'
les. oVN''
.Who does she vote fors" called a
voice.
I'll dot vhoman votes dis fall,r re-
Piled the orator, "sho put ON der name
of Cleatland und Blaine und Ben Butler
und Tom Collins. She yhas liberal I'm
holitics, und she gifts you more clothes
pms for ten cents ash any odder man In
Detroit. My frens, dis campaign vhas
now open, und all der batriots yhas ex-
CITED like tunder. My speech yhas
closed. In closing him oop informs
you dot five cents puys schooner of
peer OF dis widow sooch ash YOU find
nowhere eles in dis country. We Will
now adjourn Detroit Free Press.
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which is always from the top. The
rooms are about eight feet high from
moor to ceiling; the stone is So white
that 1t seems transparent, and the rooms
are not at all dark. on the walls of
these rooms are numerous hieroglvph-
les and representations of human forms
with hands and feet Of human beings
cut IN the stone in different places.
but strange to say the hands have five
fingers and thumb, and the feet
nave six toes. Charcoal is found on the
l.oors OF many OF the rooms, which
would indicate that they built fires in
their rooms. Stone implements ofeverv
description are to be found In and about
the rooms. rhe houses or rloms are
one above thp other TO three or four stn-
rleS high; but between each story there
Sa jog recess the fun width of the
room below, so that thew nresent Tho
appearance of large steps leading up the
mountain,
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INTERESTING RUINS.
Remarkable Pyramids Discovered An SO
nora mexIco,

nora neNiCOs
Ancient ruins have recently been dis
covered in Sonora, Mexico, says the
New Orleans Times. Democrat, which N
reports nre true, surpass anything ~
the kind yet fonnd on the continent.
lne ruins are said to he about four
miles southeast OF " agdalenn, There
soue pyramid which hrs base OF i.at0
Ieet, anu risos " height OF $50 foot,
there II winding roadway leading from
the bottom up an easy grade TO the ton
Wide enough for carriages 10 travel. sail
to he ~ miles In length. tho outer walls
ON the roadway are laid with solid ma
Sonry, huge blocks ofgranite, In rubblo
work, and the circles az uniform and
the grade NJ regular as could be made
at thus day by our best engineers. The
wall SONY occaslonly exposed, being
covered over with debris and earth, and
IN many places the sahuro and other i'm
ulgenous plants have sprung up, giving
the pyramid the appearance ola noun.
tain To the east of the pvramid 10 n
small mountain about the same slSe and
which rises 20 about the height, and. N
reports are true, will prove more In ar
amid. ~
There seems 10 be a heavy Ia, or NJ a
species OF gypsum about half way nm
the mountain, which IL AS white ass ow
and may he cut into any conceivable
shape, vet sufficiently hard IN retain n.
shape alter being cut. Ia this layer OF
STONE people of mn unknown rre have
cut hundreds upon hundreds OF rooms
lrnm u 10y IN TO ~ by Is foot .souare
These rooms are cut into the solid stone.
aud SO even aud true are the walls
floors and ceilings, plumb and level nt
TO dofy Variation. There are no win.
.0tNHt a the rooms and ba, ono ~ trance.
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Tar andFeathors.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Regina Far.
Lander nm aged German woman. was
brutally assaulted by her son, man
thirty years old. ltis said that he boat
her most brutality with piece of plank
because she vontured to give him some
advice. They live on east Elm street
ana before the officers could reach him
win warrant sworn out heforr
county Attorney Clint, skipped ont. A
party ol citizens were laying in wait for
nlnl near ms home last night Mt late
no9r WIN mo Wowed intention to tar
caught him Is not known, but if then
did he paid the penalty.
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Canal Boats Withdrawn.

WILLARD, ONT, Sept. Mt is stated
mat the Chicago ~ ogdensburg line will
withdraw their boats from the canal
trade, and other American boats will
follow. suit. The delays at the aouednct
mere IS assigned rs the reason. These
arr are caused by the lowness OF the water.
Inc canal authorities are alarmed Mt
the dang TO the Canadian waterway.
anu rear losing the trade which cost So
lhucn money and propose feeding the
Taldi from Erand rlver when the lake
fence. '''N''i' oi-
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rLorsAM.
Tho base bali fever Ia subsiding.

Tho base bali fever Ia subsiding.
The weather ia cooler, and compare.
lively pleasant.
Just receiyee, a lot OF horse-radish in
roof nj a. Il. Bouche, tho grocer.
Wo understand the Dallas Female
college, lately taken charge OF by Prof.
Jones, has l55 students.
The lRt. Rev. Bishop Gallagher will
arrive here this evening and celebrate
mass tomorrow morning at st. Patrick's
church.
Brown Stockings, OF this city, do.
ioated the Sunsets, of San Antonio, YES.
terday by n score OF II 10 s. This gives
tho Browns tho championship, oven h
they loose all games to be played.
Tho trotting stables OF Slaughter
O'Connor n Co. have been removed from,
Grapovine rancho TO the race course Ia
winter. Among tho lot is the splendid
stallion, Larry Wand, A. q. Denny.
George Williams, book.keeper for J.
w. Crowdus ~ Co, won the limo horse
Stanly, and buggy raflled at Hluknx a
lftfI.4n.As.f4 n
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CHICAGO, Sept, 29.--An announce
ment is received here that Commits
sioner Fink has appointed Judge
Cooley, OF Michigan, to fill the vacancy
IN the board of arbitration in relation In
rates in dressed beef and live cattle to
aboard, occasioned by the resignation
OF CharleS Francis Adams. George r..
swift for the dressed beef Interests
ana Samuel w. Allerton, for the cattle
board.
Beet now pays 10 per cent. more than
cattle Commissioner Fink recommends
II be made -.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SUNK IN MAGELLAN STRAITS
The Revolution in South AmerIca-rhs
firemen at Toronto - Cholera
The Canadian Contingent Ar
rived at Gibraltor,
Awful silver Mine Inundation.

MENlco CITY, Sept "a cloud burst
:" FSchuea yesterday, caused by the in
undauon of the extensive amalgamated
pool destroying large quantities of sill
yer under treatment and loss of thirty
lives and large number Of cattle. The
loss Is very heavy.
fachnca is the centre OF the richest
ny district in Mexico, foreign capi
tai oelng largely represented. The ais
trlct has several times been visited NV
IKE caiamitous floods, notably thar Of
TWO years ago when sGveral rich mines
were hooded, causing great loss of life
anu property These mines have not
S'ice oeeh reopened owing to the inn
IN such dangerous work. 9i'N
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LONDON, Sept. ~, A special TO the
Iimes from Vienna asserts that the cab
met of Great Britain has in
formed the powers that in
rs opinion the suspension of the
sinking fund by the Egyptian govern
men, = lustitiable in the present condi-
ton of its finances.
LONDON sept "A Madrid dispatch
70 lhe standard declares that the Span
Ish ana American governments are not.
as ms oeeh claimed, negotiating for the
between themselves.
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Must March IN Palm

PARIS, Sept. 2g.-It is stated that Adj
miral Courbet has expressed the opin.
ION that theoccupancy of Kee-Lung OF
the island Of FormoSa will have certain
amount OF favorable influence TO,
French flag in China. Yet he believes
nothing short Of a march
upon Pekin and the artuai
occupation of the Chinese capitni
by French troops will suffice to compel
the government of China to accept Inc
demands made by the French govern
mont.
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Just wh..itI. Rceommcndcd to sc.

Mr.. CAIN, TGNAs. April IL, iST5.-
mr. J. BnAprTgLp, Dear Sir. have
he n using for the past year, your Fo.
male Regulator, aud ind 1t TO be lust
what II ia recommended to be. In fact
have been successful In many eases ol
arrangement OF the uterus where all
Other remedies have totally failed.
am anxious TO get Il IN gouoral use
among us. No one has given Il sn thor.
ough trial ~ myself It yn will send
me some ono or two eases, will start
II In my cu ole. aud do what | can n
spread Is through our state.
Respectfully yours,
WMG. MuRIrY, NJ. u.
Send tor our Troatise on "lIcalth and
Hnppin ~ OF Woman" mailed free.
BRAD fttn RIA. LAruR Co, Atlanta,
Ca.
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half a million, and 81, 600 acres of land
IN Texas, IL was claimed that transfer
OF the land and deposit of the shares
had been made under special agreement,
ana by which defendants stipulated 10
return them. Defendants claimed that
they were deposited as security for
margins on stock transactions. Judge
Donohoo, in the Supreme court chan
nerS to-day, rendered decision DENY
my motion 10 continue the ininnctinn-
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The following, from the Indianapolis
Senilhei Is one of thousand singing
"Plumed knight OF the "secretn ro.
mance' "Tho first marriage being al
ways by myself held sacred" and Gin
violate, as ! believe, In the sight of
Hod.' This IL good, too, rs well as very
convenient That is the same plea made
ny tho concupiscent Mormons and tho
brethren OF the Oneida community. Nv
the way, what will the venerable clergy
OF the Catholic church, who regard
natrimony as ono OF tho sacraments.
have to say about this broomstick STYLE
OF marryings ~
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kecklessly Cutting Rates September
Corn

CHICAGO, Sept. a,-The trouble in the
east bound freight pool seems to have
passed beyond the secret cutting of rates
by means of rebates and to-day several
roads were openly quoting rates far be.
being cut from IN centS
per 100 pounds 20 y. and a cut OF 10
cents each was quoted on grain and
provisions. The system of diversions.
70 even up tonnage is discarded, and
gardleSs Of rules or rryulotjnns
or orders of the commissioners
II is freely predicted that all
lines will be actively engaged TO NOR.
row and members of the pool express
together.
The settling committee If the Board
OF trade met to-day and liked IS cents rs
The settling price for September corn.
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The Associated Locomotiy, r,r.,,,,,

TORONTO, Sept. cat to-day's session
or Locomotive fremcn, Philadelphia
was chosen for holding the next annual
convention. $. NJ. stevens and Il. v.
Dehs, of Terro Hauto, Indiana, were re.
elected Grand Organizer and Instructor
ana Grand Secretary and Treasurer, re-
SppCtiNplV. ~
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PANAMA sept. sit is rumored that
ten benjamin Ruiz has maugurated a
revolution against the Cervera govern
heh'' The supporters Of Ruiz have
armed themselves, gathered together
outside. OF the city and acquired such
strength that they cannot be disposed
OF without serious force. A bulletin is
Sued 10y us party calls tho attention of
lne cltlHehs to the fact that the national
government is not bound to defend fac
uond State authorities.
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strandrh 10 Mngrll,n .irnl,..

CONCEPTION, CuuL Sept. 1.-It isre-
ported that the English steamer Cordil.
lera, from Europe, has been stranded In
the Straits of Magellan since the alst
instant, All passengers safe.
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The RepubIlcn Drew Out In Tim,

CHICAGO, Sept29,--Rounds' Type and
Press company made voluntary as
signmont to-day Liabilities, $4,000;
assets, $4,000. The branch at Denver,
colorado, also assigned. The company
was organized bNS. p. Rounds, Govern.
ment printer Int he ia not now con-
nected with the ompany.
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Many cosmetics for the complexion
nave nom time to time boon put upon
the market But mono have stood the
TEST as has Pozzoui'S modicated COM
pleAioh powder, II is an absolute cura-
tive for hlotchos, discnlnrations. frcrk
los, etc. For sale by druggists.
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LONDON, sept. ~ Gladstone's attcn.
ton being called TO the statements pub
lisoed in an anonymous pamphlet.
which accuses him of supporting the
Roman Catholic Church, he pronoInccs
thcm grossly untrue aud demands the
name of the author,
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A ncdncihn R.innin.i-

DuSnAR, PA sept 2o,-The employees
OF the Dunbar Furnace company have
been notified thatunless ten per cent.
reduction in wages is accepted on Octo.
Der |, the furnace will shut down. The
men have decided not To accept the ro-
dnction.
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WAsnlNGToN, Sept. 9.-For the west t,ulf
states Partly cloudy weather and local
,s,nsi southorly winds; nearly stationary
uALNksroN, Sept. D.--Following IL the
weather report, furnished by the Signal sa,s
vice In conjunction with the rallwaysi
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RoNE, sept. IA report of cholera in
Italy for the past twonty-four hours,
gives the total u, 25 fresh eases, alo
deaths. including l7l cases and 100
deaths IN Naples and oj eases aud IS
deaths IN Genoa.
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striking stove Mouider..

PTTTsDuRa, sept. 29.-The stove
moulders who hare boon on strike for
several months, held meeting to-
night and appointa committee TO wait
with them.
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BrAnoh IhoI Honsa.

uAISRsviLLR, Sept. 2o.-Tspoclal. j..
Atkinson 4 Bro, of Bolton, opened a
large boot and shne house here to-day.
IL Is q branch of their dry good establish.
ment In Bolton.
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SALISBURY, Sept. "A reward OF $40
has been offered for the arrest OF the
persons who attempted to blow up tho
council house hero NesterdaY.
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A Brek Restored.

OiScISNATr, Set. 29.-The officers o.
the Cincinnati II lew Orleans, and tho
Texas Il Pacific railroads report that
arrangements az completed for the
transfer of passengers at the break
caused by the recent burning OF "A por.
ton of the Lake Bntchartrain bridge.
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NnnnlllNn NnnlM -.

"imALrNM Sept. ~. The steamer
Ocean King from Montreal with the Ca
madam contingent for the Gordon relief
expedition, arrived here to day, the men
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NEW IoRK, Sept. 29.-Levi Parsons
obtained o preliminary injunction re-
straining Isadare ard Simon wormsor,
bankers, from dlsposing of shares o.
StupA O. Tic value Vi upwards ni
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PARIS, Sept @,--Admiral Courbet
Will not, according 10 official advices.
recommends operations I'm Chinese
waters until the LIST of October,
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 29,-One hundred
workmen Of the Missouri Pacific ma
chine shops, Of this city, were dis
charged to-day, for want of work TO
keep them employed.
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Only 15,OO From
FOrtNorth TO Wichita Falls and re-
turn This IL less than half faro. Tick.
cts good to roturn up TO and Including
Friday, October 3. Don't fail 10 take
In Tho great Indian war dance,