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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-17
THE SKATING PARTY
At the Pavilion Rink on the Island Ii
Might


The private skating assembly Mt the
Island rink last night was one Of the most
successful and pleasant little social events
that has taken place in this city for long
time, and it is safe to say that there will
be numerous other parties OF like nature
before the season is over. The violent
storm interiered with the attendance Of
only q few. At 10 o'clock the floor was
cleared and after the public had departed
the party took possession. Everyone had
q delightful time. The floor was in perfect
condition and the number present made
the skating doubly enjoyable us every one
had plenty OF room. The band furnished
good music and marches, Quicksteps and
quadrilles were skatcd until 1880 o'clock
this morning. Among those present were
Misses Carrie Brues, Laura Lukens, Zanp9
Frasher, Laura Cooper, Bette McIuF9,
Carrie Smith, Louise Butler, Hattie DIAL
zell, Miss Rainey, Miss Murfn, OF Cincin-
natl, Belle McCabe, Amy Chapline, Lucy
Loring, Maude Echols, Miss McKen-
non, Of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. II. I.
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummins. Mr..
and Mrs. b. S. Mcclure, Messrs. Sam
Miller, Sam Hazlett. Charlie Hobbs, Irwin
Singleton, J. X. Hall, Austin Beach,
Walter Bloomfield, OFT Carothers, Ed
Booking, Will Delaplain. Harry Fran
zheim, Sam Harrison, DR.. Bellevillel
Frank Seigel, Will Day, W. l.. Hoof,
Hughes and several others,
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A HEAVY STORM.
A Day of Solid Rain Followed by a Regular
Gale.

A Day OF Solid Rain Followed by Regular
Gale.
The rain which fell at intervals all day
Thursday, continued throughout yester-
day with varying violence but almost
without intermission, until II o'clock last
night, when regular gale spranS up sud-
denly, and for over IN hour n very violent
wind storm prevailed. The manner in
which the wind howlCd and houses shook
seemed TO indicate the approach Of dis
astrous hurricane, but little serious dam
age was reported. A portion Of
the corrugated iron roof OF
the Belmont blast furnace casting
room was lifted of and blown through the
streets nearby, making Il terrific racket.
This was the worst disaster reported Sew
eral billboartls and signs suffered. The
large canvass sign OF Charley Shay's
Theatre was blown down, and billboard
in front OF the city building demolished.
One or two electric light globes were also
blown OIL.
The telegraph and telephone wires
.suGered, but to what extent cannot be as
certained until this morning.
The Western Union. telegraph wires
were nearly all down at midnight. Only
three or four wires were working, and they
were interiercd with. The Baltimore 4
Ohio Jared not much better, The tele.
phone system acted as il it were on spree,
The wires, especially those across tho sus'
pension bridge, were tangled and crossed
causing succession OF calls in the Cen
trail office.
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TIE NATURAL GAS MEETING
OF business Mon at the City building Not "
Success.

OF business Mon at the City building Not n
Success.
The adjourned mectingoi Manufacturers
and business men, which was to have
been held ut tho City Building yesterday,
to consider further thequestion Of supply,
ing this city with natural gns, was dis
mai failure. The meeting was called for
o'clock. BY 3 O'Clock DR.. Logan, DR.. Haz'
lott, DR.. HIldreth, Mr.. Stanley, Attorney
Jones, two reporters and one or two others
were the only ones present. They sui
and yawned, as they looked around the
dingy room and out OF the dirt begrimed
windows ut the cherries, damp scene
outside and waited for the manufacturers
and others TO appear, but LADy didn't
come, and finally everyone gave up all
hopes OF their coming and went away.
The committee appointed week ago to
look into the matter and report as to what
would be advisable to do, sent written
report, stating that il had met and Ind had
before it two proposals. one from the La,
Belle nail works and one from Mr.. Thorn
burgin relation to the well at the SLridge,
owned by Pittsburgh party, bUt that
from information it had received it did not
deem it eSpedicnt 10 go below 1000 feet
for gas in this vicinity.
Dr.. Hildreth, a member Of the commit.
toe, said that the committee did not under.
stand that its Instructions called for any
report about the Odvisabiity OF q pipe line
and it had therefore made no reference to
such scheme.
III what little talk those present yester-
day had, there wps diversity of opinion
expressed US to the advisabi!ity OF going
deeper. Some thought that by goingdown
5000 or $500 feet the stratum OF Erie
shalc, encountered at, 1000 feet would DO
pierced md q flow Of gas found under
meath. DR.. IIildroth said that every mem.
Der Of the committee was impressed with
the necessity OF Wheeling SECURING gas
from some source. 1t was matter q sur,
prise 70 all present that none Of the prom.
inent manufacturers were present. It
seems rs though Wheeling was going 10
be as slow in this important matter as she
is in nearly everything else.
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The Eject tho Storm uns Had-Isauk Brief'
of Interest.


OF Interest.
As predicted inyesterday's river column
the storm OF Thursday together with the
heavy rain fall OF yesterday and last night,
is beginning to be felt, and unless an cx'
traorlinary cold snap should nip The rise
big river may be looked for by TO-
morrow. The creek will probably be
booming by this evening as tho
rain has been general oil along
the headwater tributaries. The river at
this point commenced rising about noon
At midnight the marks indicated sixteen
feet and rising. The last report from
Pittsburgh was as follows: For the last
forty.eigIlt hours it has been raining a.
most constantly and at the headwateEs or
the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers
Dispatches from different pointsreport all
the small streams greatly swollen. The
river is rising very rapidly with sixteen
feet on the marks at 3 o'clock tonight.
The latest dispatches from other points
were as follows. Parkers, 8 feet $ inches
and rising; still raining, and after mid
night expected that rise will jump 3 or 1
feet. Oil City, / feet inches and rising
fast. Moryantown. II feet and rising; Still
raining. Brownsville, % feet u inches and
rising and raining. At Brownsville it was
rising 10 inches al iI0uraHdatotiier points
6 inches an hour. Greensboro, % feet
Inches and rising and raining. Lock No
i, IS feet and rising and raining. Rice's
Landing, 10 feet and rising and raining.
1t is very probable that the marks at
this point will show very near 30 feet, il
not d little over, before the water runs
out, The cold weather that commenced
setting in last night will, however check
any repetition OF last February's destrnc
ton, even il the conditions made any such
visitation possible.
Business on the leeee was rather lively
yesterday.
The Scotia will pass down at an early
hour this morning.
The old Hudson, Captain Hunter in
command, has resumed business in the
st. Louis and Paducah trade,
The Baltic, Dick Fulton and Tom lIees,
with tows OF coal, passed down, and tho
Nellie Walton wentup with emptles.
Second pool coal, it is said, has been
sold within the paGt day or so as low rs
six and one.hali cents per bnshel " Gin
cinnNti.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down be-
fore daylight yesterday morning enronte
for Charleston and other points on the
kanawhR.
The Granite State has been secured, so
it il reported, to run in the Andes place
in the Cincinnati trade, while the Andes is
oFoa her excursion trip 10 the New Or
leans Exposition.
1t is likely that the Louis Sherley will
take the St. I.awrence's place next week
and 90 through to Pittsburgh, though she
may come out in the Emma Graham's
place now that that steamers tied up.
The City of Yevay arrived from Cincin.
natl yesterday afternoon and will leave on
her return trip this afternoon at O'Clock.
She is running in the St. Lawrenccs
place. Captain Kirker is in command
aud Dan Lacy does the honors in the
clerks office. Both are clever gentlemen
and will be found agreeable by both pas
Rcngers aud ahlppets. The Vevay is On
easy running stern wheeler.
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Wc,lsburg Notes,

Another skating rink is among the pos.
sibilities Of the near future.
The present wet spell is an uncomforta'
bic reminder OF February and s, 1854, To
many CItisens.
The well being bored for gas Gu the pgtl
property Just across the river from LaEcar.
vile is down 800 feet.
Major George ". McCleary is erecting
q handsome business house OIL Tho aite o!
the old Episcopal church.
Who will be postmaster under tho new
President Is 4 subject that is interesting
quite number who would be glad to serve
In this capacity.
Mrs. George W. Thompson and Mr.. and
MP. II. jackson, Of ParkersbNrg, who
we're the guests OF Mrs. II. W. Crothers,
returned home the early part OF the week.
The glass works Of Dalzell Bros. 4 GIL.
more, at Midway, will resume operations
"a soon as things can be put Ia proper
shape there. Its also reported that the
Pan Handle Window Glass Works will re.
sumo shortly,
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LOCAL BREvIT1Bs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
City.


MATrSrEs at both theatres to-day.
OxE marriage license was issued by Re-
corder Hook yesterday.
MAGGIE MITCHELL at the Opera House
this afternoon and evening.
BUSINESS was distrcssingly dull at all
the Justices shops yesterday.
TIE Austin Novelty Company concludes
it's engagement at Charley Shay's Theatre
this evening.
TuE "old Liberty bell" was to have
passed through Steubenville at o'clock
this morning, OH its way from Philadel-
phia to the New Orleans Exposition.
TnE only transfer Of real estate admit
ted to record yesterday, was q deed made
March !, 1854, by the Stone Church Gene
terry Association to William and John L.
Hand, OF lot 50 in Section u, forS3O.
TIE delegates from this city to the
Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. OF Pennsyl-
vania returned from Pittsburgh last even
ing, and there will be meeting OF the
order here tonight to receive their report
A nOAT HOUSE moored in the creek, the
property OF East Wheeling young men,
suapped its cables yesterday and was
SWEPT against the Main street bridge and
wrecked. The wreck was recovered at
south Wheeling and sold there by the
owners.
Tur only business of public interest
transacted in the Circuit Court yesterday,
was in Part II, Boyd Judge, where the case
in assumpsit OF Kimmons vs.. Oldham was
concluded and a verdict returned by the
jury for the plaintiff. A motion was made
Tor new trial.
minnie MADDERX will render her play
"Caprice, at the Opera House next Fri
day and Saturday evening and Saturday
afternoon. Miss Maddern in this play
made one Of the greatest hits OF the sea
son in New York, the newspapers being
most enthusiastic in their praises Of hel
and the play, and the people crowding tc
see her.
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HILL IN lIOCK.
An Alleged Ex.DetectivO Locked up by tie
Police.

An Alleged Ex.DetectivO Lacked up by tI,'
Police.
A warrant was issued yesterday after
noon and placed in the hands of Officer
Grist for the arrest OF Lemuel Hill. Il
was issued Mt the instance OF Hills wife
who presented most delapidated appear
ance us she entered Chief Benefits office
She was weeping and the shawl she wore
over her head and about her was wringing
wet. She said that Lemuel had fired her
out Of the house and assaulted her and she
wanted him sent up on the hill. Lemuel
was soon arrested and locked up. Last
night his wife was trying to get him
out, but that scheme didn't work.
Hill and his wife have been
here about two months. They say that
they came from Cleveland and formerly
lived in Pittsburgh. where they were mar
ricd last February They live on Main
street bclew Twenty-ftth. Hill apparent
~ has no means OF livelihood. 1t is said
that he was formerly on the staff OF Per
kins' Detective Agency, OF Pittsburgh,
and that he nov has handouts and vari-
GUS badges in his possession. 1t il also
said that he has been seen wearing false
whiskers on the streets OF this city. None
OF the neighbors appear to know anything
about Hill and his wife.
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rhn Ninpnrn I,nr., I,nlI.

The ball given at Arion Hall last night
was a grand SUCCESS. There was large
and orderly crowd present, in spite OF the
bad weather and every one Ind good
time. Mayors orchestra never played bet,
ter than it did for last nights dancing, and
the grand march as led by Mr. Carl
Mayer was universally admired.
Mr.. Mayer also assisted largely and Of
fciently in the management Of the floor.
The bali was given for the benefit Of the
Niagara fire company. A handsome sum
was realized which viii go far towards lit
ting up the sleeping apartmentsi in COM
Portable manner.
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Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bittcrs
will not speedily curc2 We say they can
not, us thousands OF cases already perma-
nently cured and who arc daily recon-
mending Electric BitteS, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale Mt Soc
n bottle by Logan 4 Co. MTR4w
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rnIouan TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.

Lewis Ripley, OF Volcano Junction
Wood county, attempted to commit sui
eide at an early hour one morning thi.
week. He was in rather dementcd state
OF mind. He waG spending the night in
the shanty Of his friend, John Thomas
who was awakened about o'clock BY
Lewis, who begged him to remove the oil
from his person. lie had tried to drown
himself in large oil tank but after get.
ting in changed his mind, and managed to
got out. His bone is in Centeryille, Tyler
county.
1t is being suggested in Hancock county
that instead Of selling the property at
Fairview, that Is now vacated by reason OF
the county seat having been removed to
New Cumberland, that 1t be used as a
county poor house. A few hundred dol
lars would comfortably remodel the build.
ing, and aiew hundred more would pur.
chase land enough to answer all wants for
years TO come. Hancock county should
have an institution OF this kind instead Of
renting her paupers out.
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Ghe qntelIigetrcer,
New Advertisements.

Ortlee. Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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Maggie Mitchell.

This afternoon and evening that old
time iayorite, Maggie Mitchell, will be
the attraction ut the Opera House. This
afternoon the bill is the old but popular
"Iittle Barefoot" and as the star and the
MAY are both favorites with the ladies, the
audience will no doubt be large one.
This evening her new play, "Maggte, the
Midcett,n said to DO the best in her roper
toire, will DO presented for the first time
in Wheeling. Reserved seats are on sale
nj Baumer,s.
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A movement has been set on foot by
officers Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad
and OF its employees relief association, tc
establish circulating library free to the
members OF the relief association. Dona,
tons OF books or money will be received
and devoted to stocking the shelves OF u
room furnished by the company ut Balti'
more. Books will be carried free on the
company's trains to the library and from
the library to the members.
A similar library has been In existence
at Wellsyille for some time for the en-
ployes OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail
road, and has established its value to the
service,
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The Riverside nail works is idle on &c.
count OF the strike Of nailers growing out
Of the difficulty with the employees OF the
steel plant. When work will be resumed
is uncertain, rs both sides seem firm. The
stoppage ofthese works throws nearly 500
workmen out OF employment, directly and
also necessitates the suspension OF Wilson
4 Dunlevy's cooper shop, in North Wheel
ing, where the nail kegs for the factory
arc made under contract. A workman
said last night he was confident the dill
cuIties would be adjusted without much
DELAY.
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Samson OF Old

was a powerful man, and must have had &
good deal ofiron in his blood. We do moi
want to be quite as strong as Samson, MOI
SO mischievous. But we all want vigol
and strength; and We cannot have these
unless the blood has its full quota Of iron,
There Is no preparation Of iron like that
in Browns Iron Bitters. Dir. W. ]. Jones,
Manchester, Va, says: ~ took it for poor
appetite and general weakness, aud found
1t d good tonic"
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j. A. Tawney, Esq, u leading attorney
OF Winona, MIMI, writes: "After using
it for more than three years, l take great
pleasure in stating that ! regard Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, as the
best remedy in the world for Coughs and
Colds. 1t has never failed to cure the
most severe colds | lave lad, and inyari:
ably relieves the pain in the CHEST" Trial
Bottles OF this sure cure for all Throat and
Lung Diseases may be had for 10c at
Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store. Large size,
81 90, MwFAW
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Detective ALI Burnett, OF Charleston, is
in the city.
Mr.. C. l.. Durham is in town, represent
ing Miss Minnie Madden.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, returned home
Yesterday.
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Roller skates-NcSbItt 4 Bro.
DOGS il Pny-E. N, McGillln & Co.-Fint
Home for sale-A. Caldwell.
List Of Letters.
CGmpbeilS FrnscrvcS-R. J. smyth.
lhIkCr'E Break hist Cocoa,
Wanted tn BOErOw.
Wnntcd-SmAll Dairy. 81,
IIOsS Coffee IntS--1. ". Johnson & Sons.
For Renl-HOnSC Of Rooms.
For RCut-StOrrruOm,
For Sale-Two Fame Houses.
FInC VAsc LNnlIS-EwIng Bros.
For Rent-EurniShed House
NuticH-T'rtiStecs OF Gas Works.
40, U, W.-Mceting.
Stockholders Meeting.
better than DynRmlIc-C. A, schaeiCr 4 Co.
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ALL.MOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail
lily for butchers, and full line OF Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. c. HESS u SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furuishers.
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Not Card of Thanks, but Certificate Of
Cancer Cnrnl.

This is to certify that Dr.. John E. Smith
Of Wheeling, W. Va, has cured me with.
out the knife) OF Cancer, with which
suffered terribly, thus saving my life. l
make this statement for the benefit Of
others, that they may know to whom to
Apply ANTHONY W. snowALrER,
Uniontown, Wetzel, Co., W. Va.
January IS, 1885.
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nIlTICuRA SOAP for Rough, Cbapred and
uulI Redeemed skin and Hands. ja5.wSAw
transactions 2lhMn NhAreE
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BREAKFAST Cocoa, as beverage, IS uni
Yersally conceded superior to all other
drinks for the weary man Of business or
tho more robust Iaborer. The prepara-
lions OF Walker Baker & Co. have long
been the standard Of merit in this line,
and our readers who purchase Bakers
Breakfast Cocoa" will end It q most
healtiul, delicious and invigorating bev'
erage.
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ATrun Story.

The girl stood on the roller skates
hut then she could not go;
She was afraid to tempt the iNtcs
Because she wObbied 50.
She called aloud, "say! Chawlcy, say!
DO comC, help inc along"
But Chnwley went the other way
Because his legs went wrong;
There came Il CTNsl.-A thunder sound;
The girl, oh, where was she?
Ask OF the gldly youth around,
Who viewed her hosiery.
QWO;clby one Of lbs boys at The skating party Ia.
Jht. Stolen from SJDe obscure exchange probably.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnept's
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
4. ", 40; l2 NJ, 4S'iSE NJ, 1927 p. NJ,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT OR FOR SALE.-BUSI.
IL ness House fronting on Main and South
streets numbered l427 Main street, and li?2 South
street II "a thrIektOry hOuLe with paved cellar
and hydraulic elevator. Will rent or sell. Pos.
session Given April l.
GtICet. Desirable residence, No. 20 North Front
street. Dwelling No. lO2 Eighteenth hrGet aud
many 0then too numerous to tncp tt0tt. For fur
Their Information enquire Oi JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, 1912 Market
street. ial6
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Guttrura.
DISFIGURING
HUNIORS.
UMILIATING @.
ERUPTIONS.
ITCHING and BURNING
TORTURES.

have tried for eleven years to have my wife
cured Of terrible skin disease. The CuiIcutA
Remedies (CuticuFA RcSOlvenE, the new Blood Phi.
rider, Internally, and Cutcum, the great Skin
Cure and GntlCura Soap All exquisite Skin lCautI-
fer, externally have done six weeks what
have tried for eleven ye0H to have done You
shall have the particulars RS soon as can give
them 10 you, and ~ We nrG so we'll known IN this
part Of the country, It will benefit you, and the
remedies will cure all who use them.
NASHVILLE, Ky. CHAs II. WHITE.
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Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address J. G. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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DOR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN
IL Country Residence Of the late Henry rlcmnun
deceased, situate tn Pleasant Valley Ohio Co, w w.
lying on the National Road And the line Of the Elm
Grove laiIrOBd, three miles Gngt Of the city, and
about twenty minutes ride from the Capitol Build,
Ing, containing shout five acres u ground, with
house OF eight TOOIns aud pantry md summer
kitchen, WIthA never falling we'll Al The Kitchen
door Of ~ good drinking water rs there ~ In Ohio
county has also 100 barrel ccmented clsteTn for
min water. There are also qul Q number Of the
choicest Of tflilt trees OF various Kinds on the
place; also shrubbCry, &c. This AR splendid Op.
pOTtuuIiy for person retired from business or ono
needing the fresh. bmcng country air alter cloSG
confinement 70 the office all day.
We also offer for vale Farm Of Is acres OF EOOd
land all under cultivation, bordering on kennOi
ALLEY In the town OF kirkwOod liClalOul county
Ohio, and running hack To the county road, being
accessible both from neKRtb street Rud KChuOn
alley In the town Of KlrkwoOd, Belmont county,
Ohio and also from the county road, aud having
also on the land two springs Of good water, ono
near KCnnnn alley and the other near the county
road, would make the farm well adapted Tor dairy
purbOScS or for market gardening
AlSN, q good Coal hank, with opening 'on corner
Of DekRlb street and kCDnOn alley InAln entry
laid with good T rail.
All Of the above property II not sold soon VIII 10
for rent for the ensuing year.
For farther particulars call oil or address G. Il.
aTIFEL or l.. }. BAYIIA, ut tho Herman Hank OF
Wheeling, ". Va, Executors .! the VIII q John
HenEyiTiCmann' deceased. uG!7'WH