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Ma,l.sf, u Minor u omsnt ID ana About ths

q II
Matters q Minor u pmsnt In and About the
~ ~ 80 ~ city, WE 8. Sjjlpti
lcatbnsES' 4 fancy dress carnival at the
chanlinestFeebrifik this evening. 49,.
1s ~ !, 4. Ohio Railroad CHM
nasy MI eba,sSsa III parchasine Office iof
c6Sf nom Newark 10 Baltimore. j Z faiidsi
n ssSatv,1, N stsif ~ popf,lar local
a a.a,,1a viii s;ve dramatie sId musical
antasts aio, M" ~. .tbS tsners sH6Ise this
easS A't'S Nf rs :
eS y HH be sf,.. u - :. &. az
feo lG ny a,, ~ ~
t pase 5s ,s MIMI; rsI All tiisS Tie anIience
~ tsaii ~ tstts;nsd n! n a n
"a, q !, ~. AZ,
The tasL WI ny tsysI nans.h, " Po,Sa1
frapesf an anu ~, y,
were aamlStefi Y pt9,psts esEeHsaty ''aa
ofdets ~ (, =, fN ..,,I
The tunsterd VIII c2se u SUI on =, ttlatlh
Part IL OF the Qlfctlt Contt, ana tne pre-
cut cbisfttiat yit VIII ", not pe te9n
GUIDED pet9ts hee5tE Weeks
| GKoRdI III. ;BoErrN ~, sentenced 70 lo by
years, imp on,nent ior the Killing o.
Charles Dick, Was taken down 70 tue
Moundsyille penite yesterday. IN
fns Niagara atire mpany was yester-
day presented by Priest, the sign painter,
Wiz al eIsgsnay painted ornamental
| sign to- be placed over the front doors o.
| tlielengine house, bearing the name and
number Of the company. nsiae.
\ TaE Salvation Army band, Of steubet-
yil!e passed down the river yesterday
morning on the Emma Graham, bound tot
Y Parkersbprg, where they viii attend tbs
IreGnioH d tie, Salvation Army, which will
be held there this week. Agnumber o.
4 Wheeling soldiers accompanied them
4 fur strawberry supper and social given
hvs tHe'iadiesi Of the'tInited Presbyterian
s5hSfeestion IA he lecture room Of the
chn1ch iast evening Was a very pleasing
st,scess. A yefy congenial company, OF {
Szs Ia delight the managers and pat
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BELLAiaE.

Idle furnare-pe Boys..wsddings.
Natural Gas-Musie. etc.
Mr.. A. P. Tallman is home from his
Westerntrip
Mrs. John Cow is visiting relatives in
Richland county,
Quite a number OF Bellaire people have
the Western fever. =
The Bellaire blast furnace Is to-day add
| ed 10 the number OF factories that are shut
down.
Frank Albert, Of Barnesyille, and It'd
Shnttleworth will race at the Niagara rink
Saturday night for 500.
Jacob stahl died Wednesday night, sat
his. home in the Second ward, in the six
ty.third year Of his age. He will be bur
led this forenoon. ~
The sprinkling cart got TO work on Bel
mont and Union streets yesterday, with a
supply Pipe on Belmont street under the
Baltimore 4 Ohio bridge.
Mother Goose and her goslings and
Mary and her little lamb were both ct the
First III. E. Church last night for the
| amusement Of the audience.
John 0yington, Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road, and Miss Mary Kinney,
Of steubenville, we're married Wednesday
and have commenced housekeeping here,
| in the Fourth ward,
The polo players came home with
mixed feelings. The Elysian club had
been beaten, but the Niagara club was
again victorious, winning three OF the
a 90 rnutia nj Martina Flrry 4
Joseph Wood, Superintendent OF Motive
Power of,the Pennsylvania Company, has
agreed to make. practical test of the
spark arrester invented and patented BY
Robert Chisholm, Of this place.
Rellaite has great many colonists 10.
Gated all along the river for atty or sixty
miles below here, where they intend TO
spend the summer fishing and living
cheaply until the glass works aud nail
works are ready "a start,
Tonight the people are to be treated to
some fine music on the Square and at the
Elysiap rink, OF tho steelworkers' enter.
tainment. The FIVE brass bands united
will play on the Square. They are the
Benwood, Heatherington, Barnard, Bell
aire City and LaRoche's band, ~ m
Mr., George slaigains and Miss Mdlte
Kirkpstripk were ma, ried at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, on Noble street, Gravel
Hill, yesterday afternoon. Rev. j. K.
Mckallip performed the ceremony, Mr..
sasiggias is q aailer atthe Mingo Iron
works, and will make his home in Steu.
benviIle. The couple left on the four
o'clock train for that place,
Preliminary arrangements are being
made 70 make determined effort to find
natural gas. There seems TO be no doubt
that gas underlies this place, ii carefully
formed opinions Of experts are reliable.
Tho following compose the committee in
charge to push things: DR.. r. w. Muhle-
man, d. B. Crafty, DR.. Steere, A. w.
Noegtly and y, 7: Morgan.
l.. = I. =
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Tho Fan carnisai-A Desssvedly Popular
Ia. Ia Resort. llD
There was a pleasant crowd Of good size
at the Alhambra Palace rink last night,
the number OF especially good skaters
present being noticeable. The floor was
well filed all evening, and there was q
goodly number OF spectators. The special
attraction was the fan carnival. A prize
OF tine dressing set was offered to- the
ladycarrying the largest fan. A number
OF large and unique fans had been pre-
pared but when the Jan brigade was
called out their owners saw they We're
dwarfed into insignificance by Q monstef
fan, about five feet in diameter, carried by
Miss Mary .Wehrle, and few OF the others
were exhibited In the parade. Miss
Wehrie Of nosrse took the prize. Several
very handsome aud unique fans were
shown.
The management Of the Aihambra have
made some improvements, the most strik1
ing OF which Is the raising OF the Siemens
lights. This makes the lightall that could
be desired, and the other features OF tue
rink have always been that. IT isa de-
lightful place tospend an evening,
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Wool growers, Meeting,

The third annual meeting Of the Penn.
sylvani. Sheep Breeders aad Wool
Growers Association met in the Beaver
Court House Wednesday at II o'clock,
The attendance was fair. Quite anumbeF
oiWashinRton county sheep growers were
present, 30 business Of Importance was
transacted at the morning session owing
to the temporary: absence at the Secretary.
The afternoon session was more largely
attended. After the transaction ofroutlne
business, r. "A. Pugh, OF Fairview, w. Va,
road an address on The Spring Manage
mient Of Sheep The night session was
devoted to the discussion Of tho following
ISs0issd, That the enactment OF tariff
as satisfactory TO wool growers as was
thetarialof 1867 would do more Tor the
future Of wool growing than such improve
mentsof our aockl agis clearly practicable.
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The s.a.s IbuIyer.ltyz dom mepeeman..

The stnte Ualyerslty ICemmeneeuisnt.
The programmes hayesbeen issued for
the animal Commencement Of the West
Virginia State Uniyersitysat Morgantown,
Following Is the order OF exercises:
Sunday. June It'll, 1890 a. M.-Bac-
calaueato Sermon4l$ hrs ssILgls
Monday, June Sth, 300 4. M-EEami-
nations Concluded; 6:3oI Z. M Dress
Parade OF Battalion; $50 ?. a:-Literary
Exercises OF the Junior GLASS" :,
s is1sg e sRE tssS
Drill and Dress Parade; $50 P. Man
niyersaryy of Columbian Literary, Society.
"wednesday june 10th. te;S0.P.i N,,zsRe.
view and BRASS Parade Of Battalion; $3.50
+. p:-Regents' prize Contest a,,lsIis.
Thursday, June 18th, 10 100 a. M.-Com..
lnencement; 200 r. NJ Anniversary OF
West Virginia Historical Society; S:3O p.
M,-Artillery Practice; $3.50 2. n
skirmtsh and Drill and Dress Parade; $3.50
:-Address before The Literary sQcietisss,lby
Roy. A. g. Hirst, D. D., OF Pittsburgh. &
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INniCATTONs.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-l 4. M.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, partly cloudy weather. stationary
temperature except in the Upper Ohio
Valley, slightly cooler east to south winds
becoming variable. "a 5isit' 4
For tile Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather, easterly winds, stationary
tnOnnFntnre N
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
srnngers in the City and wheeling Folk
Erff1 Abrond AVS

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad
Miss Lille fltton, Of l,sllaire, 10 visiting
Wheeling friends. INA bsss 81
Anton Reymann, Esq. is in New. York
attending the Brewers National Conyen,
ton. MI. Reymann and family intend
leaving about June 10 for Germany, where
they will remain about two months.
The name q +. T. Hutohlnsop, Esq.
has been mentioned in connection with
the. Republican nomination for Judge o.
the Municipal Court. His qualifications
are highly spoken Of by his friends at the
bar, ~ lfs "a 49,
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ipsa.Handlo 8 Decatur Route.

Tie Panhandle has opened a new line
TO the West, called the .Pan.Iahdle &
Decatur Route and Pullman Sleeping
Cans ar6 nov running between Columbus,
D., and Peoria, Ills, without change, on
train leaving Columbus ut $40 r. ",
making Connections at Decatur and Peoria
for points In Iowa, Missouri. Kansas,
Nebraska and the great West. Passing as
II does. through the territory lying be.
tween the great trunk lines, the new line
will, no doubt, become popular with tie
travelling public, asst provides better train
faeilities than heretofore and through
carr service between prominent cities of
Ohio, Indiana apdoIllinois. Try Ill
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f5Ntqe q A DISEASE Of so delicate q
nature AZ structure Of the urethra should
only be- entrusted to those Of large ext
perience and skill. BY our improved
methods we have been enabled 70 speed
lily and permanently cure hundreds Of the
worst cases. Pamphlet, references and
terms, three letter stamps: Worlds Dis
pensary Medical AaRogiation, 1853 stain
Street. RniIalo, n. y. v..aaaaa h ~
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Reading rooms Of the Y. N. o. a. at No.
Lice Market street, are open every even
ing from 4 until 10 o'clock. All young
men are cordially invited TO use the rooms.
Gospel meetingon Saturday evening ut
1ilo o'eleok 4. u ~ II
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepPs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday:
z 4, NJ, G4o, l2Ma Sl';SP. NJ, seS;7R.G.,
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lust RECElYGD.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarie-
ties in C$atings, Suitings, PantaloOnings
aud 0ycrcOatings, which we will make
up In tho latest ind best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also a full line Of Cents Furnishing
Goods. ,,,,s. a soxs 1T
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Tho chae,tps strest CARNIVAL.

This evening .a-chil drenls. fancy dIess
carnival will DO given at the Ohapline
street rink, and the general deep interest
manifested In tho event in advance AZ
surcs It's conspicuous success. The man
iigement have secured u scld.line silver
cur, whieh@llf be- giSeftas n prize,to the
most graceful girl slsater, and gold pen
ana holder Witi lie awarded 70 The most
gfaceftifF boy skttter,s J.wOS Pickett tile
arncer. has ,.lso: ionat an immense cake,
inaae from Horseshoe AouF.i with San
Flower baking powdert which g 70 be
given "a The most graceful couple ssalirg
tbEetlief. The attendance 9i both children
andadaits should ~ lasge. II
TvefLE soStpat f.Sais sSHwalb'sEationa
Saloon Friday morning and evening.
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!. fiannsF. itle..lI

are making four beautiful. bonton tintypes
for only Is cents, 1883 Main street, Wheel.
Ing, FOL. d limited limeohly!
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KANGAROO SHOES.

Stacy, Adams 4 CO. make a soft, easy
and stylish shoe, made very light for
j. W. AMtCK,
Sole Agent, 1l43 Main Street.
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sftesab S lunch willsbe served iol
95 cents at the U. p. church today from
noon to- P. ". Business men would do
well Ito Try It. .. IA. - - -.la.-l
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4 Accompanying tnlS report was tn9t ol
Librarian Peadletog for the four weeks
ending April 80. There Saa tasGR out o.
the library during this period 3,se8 vol,
nmes, and S9S volumes were read in the
reading room. There was received from
fines, etc ST. 80. This report was also
4 received and alDd,
Mr.. White said that he desired To re-
new the discussion, that was bad at the last
meeting in relation to the coming graau-
ation-the graduating OF white and color
ed pupils at the same time and place. He
offered the followingi !,
Rtsolped, That the commencement eF-
eFcises OF tho graduating class oil each
school district shall be held In the Feapec-
| tivs school buildings.
This was quickly referred to the Com
mittee on Rules and Regulations.
Mr., White then offered the following:
RsDlped, That the Superintendent be
andile ishefebyipstrntted 'tohold the
commencement exercises OF the white and
colorsd graduates separate and apart from
each other.
| This was laid on the table, as was also
the following, which was also offered by
Nj. Winter
Resolpea, That in holding the com.
mencement exercises oil the graduating
classes Of the different schools Of this city,
the Superintendent be and is hereby in
strpcted 10 make no dlsofiminatlon on ac-
count OF color; and in pursuance Of this
resolution he 10 authorized TO hold the
said exercises at such time and PLACE as
he may deem expedient.
! Mr.. White then offered the following
which was referred to the Committee on
Rules AMI Regulations,
Resolred, That the word dyhitell 10
stricken out of resolution passed by
this Board November rs, 1888, In refer
'ence TO the percentage 70 be attained.
Mr., White endeayored to get the mem-
bers on record ga esch resolution bYeall-
/, ing Tor the ayes and nays, but at no time
was the. call sustained. He said he was
not gecking any political move, hnt sim
ply a compliance BY the Board with the
State school law. Ii supporting bis last
resolution he read from the minutes Of
November Is. Aresolution was offered at
that time limiting the number Of graduates
who should take part In the commence
mant exercises to To those attaining a per-
dent OH The resolution was amended
at that time by inserting theword Iwhito.r
All graduates must aocording to law attain
70 percent In their graduation,
Miss u. Louise Butler vas confirmed Is.
a teacher at Clay SCHOOL, vice Miss Wiz
einia Hopkins resigned, and Miss Jennie
Brady was confirmed teacher at Centre
school, vice Miss Butler. Nh
Some papers were referred to the III.
NANCE Committee and the Board adjourned
at 8 :46 O'Clock.
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TO-DAY from noon till'2 p. " an appe.
tizingluncll WILDE served for % cents by
the ladies OF the u. p. church in the lee,
ture room. Allare cordially invited. 81
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49tVglH Ip9IEsf 100 n n 31II :. I1TTT
7. GENrlgMES=TAt the last regular meet
ing Of the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, a resolution was unanimously
passed that the boycott OF your 'Alail
Pouch Tobacco be declared ended, and
noiurther obstacle be placed In your way
on our. part, hut we recommend It's use 10
wbskiBgmen. Z Z JoHx EnM1My.
SteFetdfp gfddes & Labor AsseUibiy.
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! TuRr1E souPat Louis schwalb's National
Saloon Friday morning and evening.
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WE have Just received a new stock Of
'' JACOB II. CRUDE, The Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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THE DROWNED MAN

Identified ~ shelby 4. Haines-The Body
Not Recovered. s
The young man drowned Wednesday,
about noon, at the foot Of Thirty-third
street, has been ascertained to be Shelby
T. Haines, aged %, a younger brother Of
Prof. E. D. Haines, Of the Lindsly Insti-
tute. Since last August the deceased has
been living with his brother in this city,
and has been studying bookkeeping and
other subjects with a view to engaging in
commercial pursuits, He has been in the
habit Of making excursions about the city
and vicinity in order to gain some gen.
eral information about the working OF
iron and steel, and it is probable that his
trip TO ,Bellaire was attempted with this
end in view. l 3.
2 The two hats which were found we're
identified yesterday by Prof. Haines, and
also the writing upon several pieces OF
paper which were found floating near the
spot where the drowning took place. On
one Of these pieces OF paper was written
several times tho name OF the deceased,
and also OF mem hers OF his family, max
ing the proofs Of his Identification COM
plete. The body has not been recovered,
but renewed effort will be made TO lind 1t,
and 1t Is to be hoped that the effort will
be successful. -5.,
1 The deceased is described by these who
knew him best as young man Of excel
lent character, and one who was scrupu-
lousy exact in all his dealings with his
fellow men. He was particularly attached
TO the members Of his own family, and no
sacrifice. seemed too great to be made by
him for the comfort and welfare OF his
friends, He was generous 10 fault,
patient and perseveFing in all his under
takings, and showed high sense Of honor
in every, act OF his daily life. His un-
timely death will be a severe blow to his
brother and to his aged parents, and they
have the sympathy Of the entire commu-
nifty in their severe atlltction.
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Nowis Your Time.

-Four beautiful benton tlntypes for only
25ieents. at Plummers', l19s Main street,
Wheeling, for q Limited time only e
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Ice ochnllue Bros. r.
Eastward, Il0l--u, y. Rehrens s!t I;I.,e
Card 10 the q rade logan \ 20:
Never Csught Eapplng-M. 6utnAn Co..
schmat6sch Brewing companys 4ceIebtsted
Book Bcet-Pourth page. al "a aat!
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Idle furpace-psath-Poio Boys.wsddi
Natural, Gas-Masie. etc.
Mr.. A. P. Tallman is home from his
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MARITIME Ferry.

MrIohn Spence is the happy father q
a twelve pound boy. F
Mr.. John Gillespie, who has been laid
up with rheumatism, is able to be out
again.
Mr.. Tom Morley, OF bridgeport, has
purchased the flne team belonging 70 M,
Scott for $50.
The Ohio Wine Company, OF Martins
Ferry, has bean incorporated with capt.
tai stock Of SI6, 900. i4,l - ~
Freight Is so heavy now on the o. 4 P,
that they have bsen running an extra
freight for the last few days. E
Tie I.aughlln Mil expectl to go on Mon.
day and run until they will work up the
scrap iron they have on hand.
James K. Pugh, formerly q Kansas,
Who has been in Virginia for the past few
days, Is visiting friends in town.
Tonight the Union Fishing Club will
give q grand carnival and entertainment
at the Mammoth rink, bridgeport. 8
On Saturday night the Climax willmak
q "trip to Heitaire 10 accommodate those
wishing to attend the Nlagata rink,
Mrs. Harry souders died 1t her home
on Fourth street yesterday afternoon st 4
o'clock. The funeral notise will be given
On Sunday night all the old soldiers will
meet a. the GA. r, hall, from whence
they will march to tho Presbyterian
church, where the Rev. Mt, Walker will
,lnitt,an n tnnTa6Fial aaPtonn ~ 4
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BUSINESS men sh6uldjAke their lunch
to-day at the u. p. church. "A splendid
one will be served for Is cents from u ".
to2P.S,bythe ladies' o. the church. - !
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West virginia Educational Association.
The local committee appointed to take
charge OF the entertainment and reception
Of the West Virginia Educational Associa.
ton, which meets at Keyser on the Ith
Of July next, met at the office Of Hon.
George E. Price, In keyser, on Monday
afternoon, the 18th inst. The committee,
which consists OF George =. Price, D. W.
Shields, 7. r. Carskadon, ]. A. Sharpless
and ]. q. Markwood, organized some time
ago BY electing Mr.. Price Chairman and
Mr, Shields Secretary. AT the meeting
Inst Monday, the ssVeIal members Of the
committee stated that they had found !
unanimous sentiment among the people6f
Keyser in favor Of extending cordial
welcome to the association and OF enter
tainingits members free Of expense during
their stay here ana therefore the iollows
Ina RESOLUTION was offered and unanimo ils-
ly adopted by the committees. +
Resolrsd, BY the committee having in
charge the reception and entertainment Of
the West Virginia Educational Associa.
ton, which meets Id Keyser on the 7th
day'of July, 1885, that on behalf Of the
citizens Of keyses we extend q most cor
dial invitation to all the members OF the
said association and all others interested
therein, 10 attend said meeting, and we
assure oil .gho attend thst the people OF
Royser will take great pleasure In giving
them cordial welcome, and will enter
tain the association during It's stay free Of
expense. =.
Rtsolrai, That a copy Of this resolution
be forwarded ,tetRe sepfel4sy Of the Assoc
gl q No. e.. publication IN the newspapers
Prof. F. II. Crago, Of this city, Secretary
Of the Association, is DESTROYS that pewa.
papers Of the State shall publish tbe resot
1Ahons, 50 a. TO give them as wide aclf-
puiatipn as possible.
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Ghe antelltgfllg3te'1e:..


oaleo. Nos. 10 and - foarteenthl Street.
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T,rRrtE Sour al Louis eliwalb's National
Saloon Friday morning. and evening. Va
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GARD TO THE wonK1NGsfEN,
The Boysotton ,iatali' Pouch Tobacco De
if elared oa. 4
WEKELRs, May 20, 1885.
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In the course Of an aetsse business life
Mr.. Maxwell acquired conSderable.w wealth
and property. he leasesSa widow and
two unmarried daughterss
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THR ALHAsIBRA PALACE.

Tho Fan carai,ai5 a pessrysdly Popular
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Mother Goose and her goslings and
Mary and her little lamb were both at the
First III. E. Church last night for the
Amusement Of the audience.
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- q. HESS s SONS.