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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
To Recover Illegally Expended Funds.

To Recover Illegally Expended Funds.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September l6,-tirst
Comptroller Durham has forwarded a tran,
script Of the accounts Of George b. Lorlng,
late Commissioner Of Agriculture, to the
Solicitor Of the Treasury for institution OF
a suit, for the recovery OF about $40, 900 OF
Government funds alleged to have been il.
legally expended by Mr. Loring in the purc
chase Of seed, etc, for the Department Of
Agriculture.
Presidential Postmasters Named.
The President to-day appointed the fol-
loving named Presidential postmssters;
Z ward N. Tbayer, at Clinton, Iowa, vice
charles Poll, resigned; Henry Williams, at
Frederick, Nd, vice Charles ". Miller re.
signed; J. Henry Bowers, ct Chico, Gala,
vice Jas. NJ Ormsby suspended.
The suspension of the postmaster at
Chico, California was made upon the In.
spector report showing a shortage OF about
1000 in bis accounts. The Inspector took
possession of the postCliice, and collected
the amount Of the shortage from the post
masters bondsmen.
Forty One Messenger Boys Appointed.
Postmaster Copger has appointed forty
one messenger boys to be messengers under
the special delivery service to be iusugura-
ted October lst.
Fourth Class POstmsasters.
Following fourth class postmasters were
appointed to-day by the Postmaster-Gen-
ersl
West Virginia-At Wheatland, John J
lobe; Arnoldsburg, d c. Stun; Paw Paw
Oliver S. Wilson; Fayetteville, Mrs. Nancy
J. Taylor,
To Make Sure,
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury to-day in
structet the Collector Of Customs at New
port News to receive from the Collector Of
Internal Revenue cargo OF spirits shipped
from HaErodSburg Ky , BY j. B. Thompson
and intended for export from New York to
Bremen and 70 hold it il custody until mott
fed that tie Collector of Internal Revenue
for the eighth district of Kentucky has re,
ceiyed bond from the distiller to cover the
route from Newport News TO New York.
The goods may then be shipped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
NOTABLE GATHERINGS.


Reunion of the Army of the Cumberland
Sons of Veterans Hhoampment.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, September To-
This city is en- fete x6day in honor Of the
seventeenth annual reunion of the Army OF
the Cumberland, as well the national en-
campment Of the Sons of Veterans, both Of
which gatherings opened up this morning
and will continue until to morrow night
The military ehEsmPnspt is at the fair
grounds and has been named Camp Grant,
as a token OF honor to the deceased Gener-
al Several thousand veterans and their
sors are here, and the number is being
added TO by every arrisipg train. General
Phil Sheridan is expected this evening
Each post on ar.iviAgis met by committee
of the local G. A, IF. and escorted to camp
The headquarters are at the Morton House
Tomorrow the Veterans VIII be reviewed by
General Sheridan and other officers and
the soldiers monument Will be unveiled
with imposing ceremonies.
A Reunion of Mexican Veteran.
IYDrAyAroua, September l6.-Mexicsn
veterans in large nun bers and representing
all parts of the country are holding their
annual reunion here to- day. The Southern
and Western States are largely represented
and uuch enthusiasm prevails.
Reunion of tho Iron Brigade.
MAP4soN. Wis, September l6.-Tne au,
nual reunion Of the famous Iron Brigade
opened this morning under the presidency
OF Brigadier General John Gibbons. The
Headquarters are in the rotunda Of the
Capitol, where General Bragg ia warmly
welcoming the survivors Of h,s command
The Governors Of Inoisna and Michigan
are expected this afternoon. and the Nine
teenth Indiana and Twentv-tOnrth Michigan,
c.r.;,A 4 q --n--.;n,, nf thn hr..n ndn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
BARNUM'S BAD LUCK,

One of His Jockeys Killed During the Race
Tom Thumb to Be Shot,
ST. THOMAS, oNT., September l5.-Bar
NUNS circus exhibited here yerterdsy and
it met With such succession OF misfortunes
as seldom falls to the lot Of any individual
firm of showmeu: The inaugural accident
took place in the afternoon when one of the
performers, named VIM. Nichols while rid
ing horse in the Jockey race, was thrown
from the ANIMALS back and trampled upon
so badly that he expired during the even
ing. The other accidents were the killing
of Jumbo, and the breaking Of the baby
elephants leg by freight train. The baby
elephant will probably have to be shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
MARYLAND Prohibitionists.

BAIrlNoRE, September l6.-For the first
time in Maryland State Convention Of the
Prohibition party assembled here to-day,
and delegations were larger than was ex-
pected. They propose to contest for the
State officers to be voted for ~ the Novem-
Der election. Henry Taylor, of Baltimore
county. Was nominated for comptroller.
Resolutions against the sale Of alcoholic
Liquors in tie State vas adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
The Maryland Democratic Convention

BAITNoRE, September l6-The Demo
cratic State Convention met here to-day ST
noon. L. S. Senator German called the
vention to order. He made speech urging
harmony. Ex.United States Senator
Gfoome was chosen President and George
7. Melvin, Cardine county, Secretary. A
Committee. on Credentials was appointed,
after which recess was taken. The Con-
vention will nominate candidates for Clerk
of the Court of Appeals, and Comptroller Of
the Treasury, and new State Central
Committee will be selected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
MIR. Randall Denies Writing the Lette

Mr.. Randall Denies Writing the Letter.
PHILADELPHIA, September l6-A paper
purporting to be q contribution from Hon.
S. J. Randall TO the new Soathern maya
zine Dixie, has been extensively repubhshei
in the northern newspapers Mr.. Randall
expressly authorizes the statement that he
has written no such paper nor made any
other recent deEyerauce of any sort on the
tariff question. 1t the article in Dixie Is
in any way OF his authorshipit is a complla.
ion from his speeches in Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
ON THE OHIO.
An Epttsnss of News oo.ssrning the Boats
and Boatmsn.

and Boatmsn.
River feet inches and falling.
The {. W. Batche,or for P.ttsburg tt 7
q m.
Down-Clifton, light. Up-CEfton with
emptiss.
The Scotia 10 due up tor Ptsburg this
morning.
The Emma Graham for Cincinnati & S
q. m. TO day.
TIE Di1rnal will be to days ParlSersburg
packet a. 1 m.
The Louis a. Sherley ia due tomorrow
morning for RasbUrg.
TIE Granite Safe passed down at , p.
m. yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Ebb Cine left on the Z. A. Weoc-
ruff to pilot her from here to Parksrsbarg
The Z. Wcsdruf left yesterday q. 8 a. m.
ana pulled on, several snags at the Sugar
Refinery landing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

PITTssrgG September l6.-A secret con.
ssreLce Of the window glass manufacturers
and workers wage committees 10 arrange Q
scale Of wszes for the ensuing year was held
here to dsy As far a. could BE- learned this
afternoon 10 conclusion waB reached.
The Wage Committees ssthe Wes'sra
Window Glass Manufactures and workmen
tsld a lengthy conference here to odsy bat
adiournsj without arriving al any agree
ulert. Tie vorknen denasa last years
wages And the manufactures want the men
10 accept q reduction Another conference
viii Be held next Wednesday,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

SALVATION On is an infalhable cure for
headsche, backsche, pain in the side and
limbs, and au rheumatic and neuralgia a.
fections. 1t relieves pain aud extirpstes
the disease that causes it. Prcs tweGty.
FIVE cents bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

Use SOZODoNT when you have eaten;
Use SOZOD0NT your breath 10 sweeten;
Use SOZODONT to aid Digestion
TTse SOZODONT and ask DO question.
Preserve your molsrs and you won't
Regret the use Of S0Z0DQNT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

At the coming meeting Of the National
Jockey Club in WasGngton, . race is 10
take place between Mr. Bsldwih's horse
Yolsnte, ard LoriI,Ards Wanda for fl0, ,0oo
q side
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17
MARTINS yIERY.

Mr. &. N. Wells is in New Pbiladel.
pbia visiting her. r.orother.in.li~, Dr. ". {.
Wells.
Mrs. Margaret Stewart n in Niddleport.
O.. whiting her daughter.
Harry Roberhhaw WaA somewhat better
los. night
Sapfower carnival ai the EIesSor rink
last night 1as quite success, thAss being
sSout 300 people present
james Pehnipgto. 10 selling tickets al the
Niagara rink. in BelIaire. :
John Pennington, ESq, has sdded greA.
deal TO the sppearaace CT bis residence on
Fifth sirse, by the hse usc Of paint brush.
Il Is ,tported On pretty good authority
that the Buckeye glass works vii resume
operations 10 the Rear futgys.
There IL runsr going The rounds to-
nigh, 10 the effect tbs; tbe lase train stos,-
ped at LAaghhss Ast Aigkt and unloade4
Elk rollers and bes,ess, vbo Immediately
ve,t to the mill and took quarters tIl Moo
day. when they 20 10 work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

A-eolision occurred between the exeur-
,;on Steamers ST. Johns and Columbis, eff
r;sr No, s, North River, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-17

IL the bright antumnal days he tsnpts.
ton TO comfortable exposure yislds 10 iluis
in most pernicuous cough and irrrtstioa
Of the throat. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup stasds
unrivsled % remedy for throat sed lang
diseases. twenty-five cents bottle.
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.u.sd ofths Geuesta

sb, Ut Isli q length. Her sPinnAGeE was I
not d-aaiog well, neither vas her man man sat ..at
far wjId was as an old sailor remsrSsd, ~
the uain COON end" Csp:ain Carter reeOg Is
rz'Dg tlis fact took 10 his sPinnaxsEs Ps az hs- ~
G cIo'k g,bed her main boom, dipped ss nst
iLtukeE DOM and set the sail on tGe PCIe soIs
See 81 in Eve minutes, she Immediately
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GCOutinusd on Third Page |
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
A QUEER THING.

The IntelIigencer Can Quote Gamblers
With Impunity, but a few Words From
MIR. Haley, in the Register" are elm
sultiDg.'
Here We are again, as the clown said
when be Strapped The whip too near the
heel OF the ling master.
Thhis was the sAluta'ion OF we'll known
citizen who has tendency 30 poke fun al
all things, Just as the reporter run his finger
iu his button hole and demanded the situa-
ton on the spot.
al see the lntelIigencer is going for you
and saying all sorts OF bad things about
you.
YES"
is there any truth in that harrassing tale
about Democrat throwing his REGISTER
in the fire and telephoning to stop his paper
because you interviewed Councilman
Haley
Its as big fb as ever the Intellgencer
told during the campaign.
well, thought so. Healy is = bad man,
no doubt and had better resign, but /
couldn't see that it was any worse for you
TO report what Healy said than for the In
telHgencer to report what the gamblers
said. Every morning there is lot of stuff
in that paper about what the gamblers say,
ard it hasn't the merit Of being sdiferent.
They re all talking against their own inter
tsts, don't you see? Guess Hesly has as
good right to say something in print as
he gamblers ehY" ..-
That's the way the REGISTER thinks or
it wouldn't have reported hin"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
REYIYING OLD PASTIMES.
The Crack Checker and Chess Players OF
Wheeling, and Their Peculiarities.

The Crack Checker and Chess Players of
Wheeling, and Their Peculiarities.
Now that our worthy Mayor, with the as
swept from our city the myriad of gamblers
established here during the reign OF the late
Chief Bennett, there is of course an end to
all card playing, and our people can tu.n
heir attention to the more innocent games
of checkers, chess, etc.
Checkers have always fourished in Wheel
ing TO an unusual degree, but more especial
ly during the last winter did it become the
sayorite pastime of many of our leading
citizens. One of the handsome cigar
parlors, on Market street, is considered the
headquarters of the checker fraternity, and
there the famous players of the city mostly
10 congregate. Any evening you will there
Gnd an exciting game in progress, with
crowd OF enthusiastic spectators
watching the maneuvers. There are
quite number Of experts
snd while they all speak in reverential tones
Of the days Of Leather Smith, and others,
yet We think there is now not few who
can discount the playing Of those giants of
'ormer days. Among our most successful
ones are George Crumbacker, Henry Meder,
J. l.. Wild, William English, Alex Mitchell,
T. H. Hall, Julius Pollack, and others Of
Wheeling, while Bridgeport has two first
clsss players in F. G. Robinson and a
Mr.. Wood. Moundsville also has prodigy
in the person of our genial friend
Dennis Meighen. Among the Wheeling
crowd Henry Meder is considered the cham
pion. Mr. Meder generally plays what is
known as the single corner" game. He is
a slow, careful player, making very few mis-
takes, and go far, has succeed in overcoming
all competitors. He is very anxious to
meet Mr.. Robinson, but the Bridgeport
gentleman does not seem to have the same
anxiety. Mr.. Wood is said to be one Of
the most scientific players in this part of the
country. His fayorite game is to pit him
self against dozen or more opponents at
one and the same time, routing the
whole crowd in short order.
There is one of the leading players who
has the peculiarly Of not being able to play
successfully with his hat on. With it on,
the youngest novice can beat him, but when
he dashes his tile to the floor, his adversary
may Just as we'll initiate Davy Crockets
coon. Another gentleman can only play
successfully when smoking, and a third can
never win except amid profound silence.
There has been considerable talk OF late
about organizing a club, renting and far
nishing suite of rooms as sresort for the
chess and checker PLAYERS of Wheeling.
Judging from the enthusiasm displayed it
will not be long ere it is insugurated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
UpREmE COURT OF APPEALs.
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals met at ii
o'clock on Saturday, all of the judges being
present The following decisions were an.
nounced:
State vs.. Chapman, from Roane county;
opinion by Snyder; Judgment reversed and
cause remandsd Tor trial.
Kspele vs.. Dulsney, Mayer, &c, from
KanaEha county; opinion BY Snyder; judg-
ment of Circuit Court affirmed.
Chancey VS.. Smith, from Roane county;
opinion by SNYDER; Judgment OF Circuit
Court affirmed.
West Virginia Transportation Company
vs. Sweetser, from Wood county; opinion
by Green; judgment of Circuit Court at
frmed.
Lunch, administrator, vs.. Henry, from
Harrison county; opinion by Green decree
of Circuit Court affirmed.
Hale va. n. Donohue & Co., from Taylor
caun,y; opinion by Johnson Judgment Of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Rutter l. Co. vs. Sullivan ct al, from
Cabell county; opinion by johnson; Judg
ment of Circuit Court reversed and judg'
ment of Municipal Court of Huntington
affirmed
Moundsville vs.. Snider, from Marshall
county; dismissed on motion Of plaintiff in
error.
Knowles va. Nail City Building AsSccia.
ton, from Ohio county; petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
B. l.. Butcher, Esq, was qualified on
motion by Mr.. Russell. -,
Adjourned until next Saturday at II
o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
SPECIMEN BRICKS,
Culled from Specials to Metropolitan

Culled from Specials to Metropolitan
Journals.
The following extract from q Wheeling
dispatch to the New York Sun, AID pub
Gshed the 20 inst Is not conducive to help
ing the Mcclure Houses business
so widespread is the feeling that the
resignation of both the Chief and Mr.
Hesly will be demanded. So far not an
arrest has been made BY the Chief, and not
a gsmbGng room has been closed, although
little playing is being done, The Intelli-
geneer goes further and gives the names Of
the owners of gambling rooms, and locates
one of them in the Mcclure House, the
leading hotel in the State. At q public
meeting held last evening the leading
ministers Of the city spoke in favor OF the
Mayor and the intelligence, and offered
prayers for their success"
In the Philadelphia Times we find the
following. ffthe Chief of Police has been
furnished descriptions Of gambling rooms
he is not aware OF it:
"The Chief of Police still neglects to ar
rest the gamblers, though descriptions of
places were furnished him yesterday morn
ing and the names this morning. BY the In.
telligencer. The excite
ment Is growing constantly. The gamblers
are still on the ground and one of them re-
marked that the Chief dare not modest
them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
short Conversations With People on Varl-
GUS Topics.

short Conversations With People on Varl-
Gus Topics.
Archie Mackenzie; advance agent OF "My
Sweetheart" Comparative have been do
ing an immense business all season; for the
lighter amusement organizations, such as
popular comedies and musical entertain
ments, the years work, as whole, will be
fair, but as a rule melo-dramists and heavy
people are having tough time Of it. Miss
Palmer has drawn great houses. Our first
week in Chicago was over $4,000 gross.
Then we next went out through the Colorado
country, drawing well everywhere and came
back to Chicago and opened at the Grand
against Lolita, and without putting up bill
or hanger Of any sort we had the largest
audiences we ever had in the city We open
in Pittsburg Monday, for week, and then
come down to Wheeling; Wheeling
has always treated US right
From here We jump to Brooklyn
then to Toronto, then to Cleveland, then to
New York for three weeks and to Boston
two weeks and close. Miss Palmer then
sails to Europe, and opens in the Grand
Opera House in Vienna. She is to get
sixty.fve per cent. Of the gross receipts for
herself alone and the play; the company
aud the rest comes out of the other thirty
FIVE per cent. You can say to your readers
that next week will be the last opportunity
they will have of seeing Miss Palmer for two
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
PUBLIC OPINION.
What Citizens Think of the Persistent Per-
secution of Captain Smith.

What Citizens Think of the Persistent Per-
secution of Captain Smith.
THE ISTELLIGENcER's HYPocRACY.
TsAe Editor Of he Register.
The virtuous heart of the editor Of the In.
telIipencer seems TO be stirred TO its depths
by the failure of Porter Smith to arrest
forthwith every knight of the green cloth.
We can we'll imagine how his heart must
have pulsed and throbbed about to bursting
during the four years of Benefits admins.
trstioa. We imagine that it was too full
for utterance; at least we suppose 80, hav-
ing never heard from him in all that time.
Doubtless it took him all these years to
gather up this great storm OF indignation
now bursting upon Us. Virtuous H(e)art
Dear wounded spirit
Now we wish it distinctly understood that
we are utterly opposed to this great iniquity
that is fairly honeycombing our city, running
and blasting the present and future lie OF
our youth, and we desire to see the utmost
rigof of the law enforced against the gam
biers, and we call upon Porter Smith to do
his duty at once and to do 1t well But we
have q word to the hypocritieal Pharisee Of
the IntelEgencer He knows full well that
preparations were on foot by Porter Smith
to 20 at this work in such man
ner as would have effectually
crushed it out. Knowing this, aud
knowing also that under four years Of Re.
publ an police rule, but one single feeble
effort was made in this matter, and know
ing that action at this time BY Democrat
ic Chief would insure that party continuance
in Office, he deliberately throws every posi-,
ole impeachment in his way By raising the
present howl.
Faugh! Get thee behind me, Satan
Step prostituliOg every virtue to political
purI oses. We know you well, most virtu-
Gus editor, and We also understand you well.
VERITAs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
INTERESTING INTERVIEWS
With a Number Of Citizens On The
Gambling Question.
Expressions Of Public Opinion On the
Salient Points in the Pending Munich
pal Uaplsasantness-
Checkers and Chess to the front--Ihe
Eleventh Temperance heetng--Su-
preme couft--The Glass Trouble
A Dummes in Trovble--Ihe
City in General.

"Hello, there, REsIsrER msar said 3
prominent manufacturer yesterday morn
ing. "Is it true some Democrat stopped
your paper because Of your position on the
Porter Smith businessT
Not a word of truth in i" sad the re-
porter. ats like all the other stories OF the
lnteligencer, made out Of whole cloth to
bolster up its position. You know What
their capacity is for misstating and garbhng
the facts down there, don't your
well, think I know something about
it. Il began about the time Campbell left,
and was we'll illustrated when they made
the onslaught upon the Supreme Court. D,
they We got the gall down there to do any
thing. Now Twsnt to see this gambling
stopped, but how cas- Porter Smith do any
thing now They keep up this persecution
in hopes of making political capital, and ne
wouldn't have grain of manhood about
him if he did a thing until they called OF
their dogs.
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pENrIsTS,
z,unha4I Re9ister
SUNDAY, MARCH se, 1885.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


For Sale-Lebert & Stark Instructor.
Fer Sale-Drug Store.
Public Sale Of WHISTLES, Brandies,
Wines. etc.
Wanted-Ladies and Gentlemen.
Chapfine Street Rink-The Weeks At
fractions.
Bargains in Dress Goods. S. Rhodes
4 Co.
Gents Furnishing GOods-M. Gutman &
Co.-[Loesl Page
Something Worth Adyertising-E. N.
McGilin { Co First Page.
X Of p. Funeral Notice
Atlantic Tea Company Local Page
The Capitol Rink Local Page.
NOtice-Nachman, Ash & Co. Local
Page
%anted-Girl to Do COOking-CLOcal
Page.
For Sale-sslOoa-TLOcal Page 7
Hard to COpy-H. Emsheimer- Local
1 Wheeling Busines. College -[Loea'
Grand Skating Caruival-NOrth E I'd
Rink Local Page.
Awnings, Tents, &c.-W. Fl. Trayers-
Local Psge
K. Off. Funeral Notice Local Page
University Of Pennsylvania - Fifth
St. Clair Springs Fifth Page.
Wsnted-Lsdies and Gentlemen.
Opera House-0nly Farmer Dau yhter
-[Local Page
Additional Local on First Page
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sARBATH RREAkINa.
A Word As to saIoonists Who Sell On
Sunday.


A Word As to saIoonists Who Sell On
Sunday.
Said an aged and universally respected
citizen, yesterday:
why don I you and the Intelligepcer.ssy
something about the saloons keeping open
on Sunday, and why don't the City Sergeant
90 for them2 The law is plain enough, and
every one Of his deputies know all aboutit
You can stand in the Inteligencer counting
roou and see stream Of men go down that
alley, between Pollock's mill and Lists
building, every Sunday, that would open
your eyes, and yet you're all making fuss
about something that is no worse now than
it has been al along, and its twice as hard
TO get at as breaking the Sabbath with
whisky selling. guess you re afraid, aren't
you, 10 speak out?
Not at all" said the reporter. "When
necessary, we can talk, and well put this in
the paper if you say so.
We'll see here I don't want my name in
the paper"
ooh, well; all right; we'll keep it out.