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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-11
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knowing that good health
cannot exist without o
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It acts with extraor-
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LONG SUFFERING
From stone the Kidneys


Its bv no means strange that Dr. David Ken
nedy O. RondOubt, ". Y, should have received
the following Ic tier. BY reading II you viii see
in one minute why james Andrews was thankful (;
Dr. D. Kennedy RondouBt y. y
DEAR SIR: Until within a recent date, mad
for several years suffered greatly from Gravel,
called by the doctors The Brck-dust Sediment.
For about a wear past this sediment has not pass-
ed off in the usual quantity. hut has accumulated
causing me mt. D. pain Having heard Of DIR.
DAVID KENNEDY = FAN1RllE REMEDY
tried IL. and after using about one and one-hali
hotties l vOided p stone from Tie bladder, OF an
oval shape ZIG inch long nd rough on its
surface. l send you the largcst piece that you
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have felt Lo pain. ] now consider myself cured
and cannot EXPRESS my thAnkfl,uess and graft
tude for r signal dclivercncv from u terrible
disease Nou have my consent 60 use his letter,
should you wish 10 do go, i1- 'ac beuent OF other
sufferers. Yours truly,
JAMES ANDEEWs,
No 10 Marshal q, Ida HIN, Troy n. Y.
Dr. Kennedy "FsvOrIte Remedy is especially
offered Trustworthy SPECIFIC Tor the cure OF
I Kidney and Liver cOmpla iuts, Constipation and
| all disorders arising from impure state OF the
! blood.
To women who suffer from any or the Ills pecu-
liar TO their "FavOriJ= Remedy II constantly
prOvirg itself on Uufatiug ircud-a real blessing
There is no more agOntzlug class Of disease,
! and none more certain mot TO get well Of 1tseh
Z than the disorders OF the kidneys NBd bladder.
The only medicine that does afford speedy relief
and perma neut cure OF sueh affections r. DR.. Dav-
! i'd Kennedy FaVorite Remedy" Of Rondout,
1 n Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-06-11

AT recent meeting in Industrial
Art Hail. Philadelphia, in favor of re
forming the inequalities of the tariff,
Hon. Abram J.. Hewitt, the well-known
Democratic member Of Congress from
the tenth New York city district, was
the principal speaker. and at the outset
of his remarks said The State Of
Pennsylvania is the richest portion Of
the haBi-abIe globe. There is no equal
area ON this or any other continent so
endowed Dy Divine Providence with all
the elements OF wealth and prosperity, s,
and there should not be a hamlet in the
state of Pennsylvania where comfort
does not reign"
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IT IS said that Pasteur's discovery was
borrowed from an Italian, DR.. EusaliO Valli,
who made it in 1893.
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Cambria fireman.
ERENsBURG, pa,
FRIDAY. JUNE II. 1886.

THE Home Rule bill came up in the
English House of Commons on Monday
last, and on a vote to proceed to the
second of the same the bill WAS defeated
by a vote of 81 yeas, to- 34l nays, being
a majority of 80 against it. Mr. Glad
stone then moved an adjournment Of the
House until yesterday which was adopt
ed. This vote will be followed by
dissolution of Parliament and the cleo
tfon of "a new House of Commons, the
main issue in the canvass being the
question of Home Rule for Ireland.
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The following is a complete list OF
those present at the ceremony Mrs.
Folsom, mother of the brine Rev. w.
n. Cleveland, the presidents brother :;
Miss Cleveland and Mrs. HOyt. the
presidents sister Thomas F. BayaTd,
secretary of state Daniel Manning,
secretary Of the treasury Mrs. Man
ming, William EndicOtt. secretary of
war ; Mrs. Endicott, VIM. 9. Whitney.
secretary of the navy Mrs. Whitney.
William +. Villas. the postmaster gen
eral; Mrs. Villas, L. q. I. Lamar, sec
retaTy Of the interior Daniel s. La
mont, private secretary to the president;
Mrs. Lamont, Benjamin Folsom, of
Buffalo, y. Y. a; Mr. and Mrs. Rogers,
of Seneca Falls, n. Y. Mrs. Cadman
and Miss HuddlesOn. of Detroit, Mich.
MI. and Mrs. Harmon, Of Boston. rela-
tives of the bride Miss Nelson, Of New
y NOrk Mr.. W. 5. Bissell. of Buffalo.
\. Y, The presidents former law part
uer DR.. and Ms. Byron Sunder-
land
For few minutes the guests chatted
gayly, but conversation was quickly sus.
pended at 7:15 o'clock. when a selected
orchestra from the Marine band, sta.
toned in the corridor, struck up the
strains Of the wedding march from
MendeissOhn's Midsummer Njqbts
Dream, and all eyes were turned TO the
door way TO catch the first glimpse of
the coming bride and groom.
Starting from the western corridor on
the uppsC floor, the president came SLOW
lN U9Wr the staircase with his bride
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HINDERCORkS s

Tho Hafe-f, Eurest. qrtcEe-t HI'l - - -
Bunf1us Wlrte E1ies C-l'C--u-. 70 tlleta a,,ss -
tisr growth gf1rz al rain Gives no trval-a Asss7T
tot comfortable HinlsrclrE.- ----- 80 uL
&C. fails sid ty Irru,--.ss a. L'c- iiTsa' 4 -
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WORTH OF GIFTS.

About midnight Ar. Benjamin Fol-
som, cousin of the bride, said that 10
per cent, of the packages containing the
presents had not been opened at that
hour, and that the aggregate value of
the offerings would probably amount to
over SlO0. coo. The table in the private
dining room was covered with miscel-
laneous collection of costly articles of
silverware. Cottage No. l, which the
president and bride will occupy, is leas-
ed by Mr.. Robert Garrett.
1t was remarked that tbs president
neglected to kiss his wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
The sale Of reserved seats for theengage
ment Of Tony Pastor and his great special
.ty company at the Opera House Saturday
night, will commence at BaumeF'S music
store this morning,
SQUIRE ARELE last evening put Mary
Henry under 500 bond to keep the peace
for one year, She was charged by Louis
sens with threatening to kill his daughter
Annie,
A YOUNG man named Tape, riding ur
Market street at q furious pace yelterday,
was thrown from his horse by theanimaI
Slipping. Both man and horse were bad
ly bruised and covered with mud,
MARTHA L. WHITAKER has been ap'
pointed by Clerk Hook as guardian o.
George P. Whitaker, il, She gave bond
in the sum Of $l4 600, with II. NJ. Harper
and Col. Thomas O'Brlen as sureties.
AT last the planking along the line Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio track on Sixteenth
street is being renewed. Tho old planks
had become 80 rotten that they were
regular traps in which to twist wheels
of wagons.
The stockholders OF tho West Virginia
and Arizona Mining Company met in
this city yesterday aud elected for the en-.
suing year, DR.. ]. Pipes. President, J.C,
Powell, YiCe.President, WJ,W.COwden,
Secretary, T.W. Fleming, Treasurer.
IT was the intention to turn The gas
from the East Wheeling main Of the Nat.
ural Gas Company OF West Virginia in.
to the Central Glass Works yesterday
afternoon and commence work with 1t,
but one small connection was missing and
turning the gas on was postponed until
to-day.
"BuLL" Nc DoNouGH, who was charged
by S. II. Boone with stealing 80, was
gwen hearing before Justice Davis yes.
to-day and discharged, oil the evidence
except that OF Boone, being to tho effect
that McDonough had not touchtd the
money. This evidence was given by his
pals.
In digging the trench for the Fifteenth
street main Of the Natural Gus Company
Of West Virginia, the workmen found the
soil between Ohapline and Eoir stTeets 10
be the finest kind OF building sand, Con.
siderable trouble was experienced 10 keep
ing 1t from caviDg in, especially alter the
rain commenced.
A DEED was admitted to record yesLer.
day by Clerk Hook, bearing date S6ptem-
her IS, by which W. p. Hubbard aud II.
NJ. Russell, specisl commissioners, and
Fannie j. and Thomas Hughes, executors
Of the last will Of Thomas Hughes, de.
ceased, convey to +. j. Parke a certain
parcel Of land in 0hiocounty consldera.
ton 5000.
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Circuit Court.

Part 1 Of the olrCurt Court for this cOun.
ty, Jacob, Judge, which ia to be the Grim
inal side this term Of court, will rRet at
0 o'clock this morning. The following
list Of thirty jures has been drawn for
this side and are ordered to report this
morning.
Hamilton Hill, George W. Guy, Joseph
Marshall, George W, Reilly, William
Hull, Henry Hayes, W, 8. Hutchings,
George W, Dusch, John Beiswinger, W.
l.. Glessner, R, v, Ankle, Alionzo Haz'
card, W, D, Mccoy, j, ], oavSuaugh,
VIM, Graham, IT,, Samuel Boyd, Frank
Moran, John Deyilu, VIM, Moore, W. T.
Krummis, Kennedy Friend, VIM, Smith,
James He'll, ], g, LuCkel, Samuel Della
plain, John Isett, August Smith, A, O,
Fisher, G. II, Robinson, +, Fey.
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One Of the most pleasant events ii
colored social circles took place at the re
sIdence ofMr, Charles Lee, No, 1907 Chap
line street, last evening, The occasion
was a reception rendered DR.. B. H. Still
yard and bride. DR.. stillyarl was mar
risd to Miss Jennie Mead, at her home Al
Fairmont, yesterday afternoon, by thu
pastor OF the NJ. L, Church OF that place
The presents we're many and handsome
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Struck Down by Apople1y.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Samuel Adams,
OF Seventeenth street, was Frustrated by q
stroke Of apoplexy, while in the vicinity
OF the postofIice. Those who saw him
fall hastOned to his aid and picking him
up, carried him to Hess drug store where
he was attended by physician and later
removed 10 his home by bis son, who has.
tened to his fathers side SO soon as he
learned OF the accident. Mr.. Adams Is an
aged gentleman and has had similar
strokes before; he Is very feeble and fears
are entertained for his full recovery this
time.
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DEL1AtRE,

All sorts Of Local News and Gossip from the
Giass City.
A B.&o. camel!back engine jumped
the track In the O. & P. engine house yes
terday, and made things lively for time.
The First NJ. f. congregation paid their
pastor, Rev. r. +. Keller, all that was due
on his salary, after the meeting Tuesday
night, and he left for Conference yester.
day.
There will be'a regular monthly meet,
ing Of tae W. OF. U. at the home OF Mrs.
A. B. Battelle to-day at 2:S0p. m.
Mr.. 7. A. Rodeier has returned from a
western trip.
Charles Baker has returned home to
Pittsburgh.
D. A. Holiday and Miss Jennie NJ. Ault
were married. at the residence OF the
BRIDES father yesterday.
Col. @. s. S. Baron, Of the "Little Tin
Company" made an assignment Yesterday
10 Dr.. George A. Close, for the benefit OF
his creditors; assets and liabilities are IN.
known.
The ladies' appeared before the Council
again Tuesday evening TO urge that the
people be allowed TO vote whether the
liquor traffic shall continue, but action
was deferred until the Supreme Court de.
cides upon the validity Of the Dow liquor
law.
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4 p1RTHpAY CELEBRATION.


HOms-A Pleasant AaAiE.
Mr.. Anton Reymann, the head Of the
RsymSnn Brewing Company, and one o.
the most popular citizens Wheeling has,
celebrated his iorty,ninth birthday in &
delightful manner, last evening. About
10 o'clock the Opera House orchestra call
ed at his elegant residence on Fifteenth
street, Their visit was q genuine surprise
to Mr., Rsymann but did not prevent him
from welcoming them cordially, and in 4
short time the orchestra was filling the
house with it's sweet melody,
Soon aitea q number otgentlemen call
ed to pay their respects, Among them
were Hon, Q, W, seabright, Jno, o. Pen
dleton, Col. Jacob Nunge, H. +, Behrep'l
Julius Those, ohRs, Behler, Mr., Pogue
and others. They were greeted with 9
warm hospitality by Mr., RsymAnn asals
ted by his esimabls vile. The orchestrl
furnished music and cougratulatloul
were showered on Mr. Reymsnn.
Learning that his old neighbor, Hon
Joseph s, Miller was in the city, Mr.,
RsymRnn sent for him and soon after Mr.
Miller Joined the company, Refresh
ments were nicely served, Among the
toasts was one to Mr., Reymann proposet
by Mr., Pendleton who took occasion to re
fer to Mr., Rsymsnn's well known spiri
OF progressive enterprise and how Wheel
ing was indebted to him for the result
OF this enterprise, Mr., Rsymann ii
responding said that he felt that he hat
been doing nothing but his duty to hi
fellow citizens in all that he had done
The occasion was an informal but yer!
enjoyable one,
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Messrs. George W. Reynolds, Of Louis
Vile, KY, ]. 7, Follett and Lewis F,
Runck, Of Cincinnati, Edward Gardner, o.
Chicago, ], B. Kremer, Of Carlisle, Pa, j,
B. Hall, OF Columbus, John NJ. Nelson, OIL
Philadelphia, and Il. NJ, Clayton, Of Day
ton, Ohio, were at the Mcclure House yes
terday morning, and went up to Wellsburg
to adjust the loss by the recent FIRE at the
Riverside Glass Works. The gentlemen
named are among the most prominent in
suranCe men in the country.
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Now, at the very dawn Of the Fall Season.
we want our readers, customers, and the public
generally to know why they should deal with
us,
FlRsT-We excel all in size of stock, great
ness Of variety and perfection in quality where
else will you find the enormous assortment Of
Everything pertaining to a Gentleman's or BOYS
wardrobe that is shown on our Six Floors?
SEcoND-We were the first house, way be.
fore de wal" to introduce really good, reliable
clothing to the public, driving out to great ex,
tent the horrible shoddy stuff which some clio.
THEIRS still persist in handling to the detriment
Of the public, and the dlscredit of themselves.
TH1RD-The immense amount of goods re.
CURED for an ever-increasing business enables
us to control certain lines Of goods, to capture
Special Bargains, and offer them to the people
lat prices below all competition.
Perhops there has never been assessor bright
ened with such diversity Of materials for Mems
and Young Mems Clothing. Handsome mix.
ed and good wearing Scotch Fabrics are very
popular. Others Of our customers "catch on
Ito the neat checks and stylish plaids that we dis.
Iplay in such bewllderng variety. Wide Wales
in various colors are much worn for dress suits
and Fall overcoats. People are certainly ma.
king the most Of the great choice of goods and
patterns. Not slow going thing in our stock
So far. A great part Of this general popularity
|of our stock is doubtless due to the excellent cut
and make Of the Clothing Thus, it's quite
new thing to get Prince Albert coat suit Of
the very finest goods, and have it fit like the
ones turned out by the best Custom Tailor in
THE land at about half the tailors price.
The assortment of One Button Frocks and
Chester6eld's is large and select Of course
there a great variety in the handsome form
displaying -Four Button Getaways greater
in comfortable Sacks.
Our display Of lightweight Fall OvercoatsiS
superb, as we show every style in vogue, from
lowest priced to the finest
In Trousers we think we have the handsom.
est and largest variety we have ever shown,
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HON. JOSEPH $. MILLER.


Tho U. s. Internal Revenue Commissioner
Arrives In the City.
Hon. Joseph s. Miller, U.S.. Internal
Revenue Commissioner arrived in the city
at an early hour yesterday morning, &C
companied by his wife and children.
The handsome ex.state Auditor Is or
his way to Washington after an absence
Of about two weeks, and will only remain
here about three days; Mrs. Miller and
her children will remain here iof somt
time, the guests Of Mrs. Mary Good, al
whose residence, corner Of EoH and FIJI
tenth streets, they arc now stopping.
Mr.. Miller managed tokeep himself very
dark during the day, and Il was
not until evening that 1t became noised
about that he was in the city, and even
then there were only few who knew Of
the presence in Wheeling Of Col. Thomas
o'Brien's warm bosom friend.
MR.. BRuLKR AsToNlsnRD.
Those strong Camden.D Democrats, John
o. Pendleton and Charles Behler did not
learn Of it until very late hour and
would hardly believe that such was the
case. Mr.. Behler was especially astonish.
ed he said; "Why, William O. Hand
Ian doesn't know anything about This l
am sure; he has been about here all the
evening and said nothing about II. Are
you sure the Commissioner Is In the
city,"
Hon. Joe Woods paid the stout and
distinguished representative Of Jefferson.
ian simplicity q brief cali and there were
some others who managed to hayeShort
audiences with him. Among the latter
wasan INrELMoEScER reporter.
Mr.. MILLER sTourER.
Mr.. Miller is, II anything, a littebtou.
ter than when he lived here, and looks as
though life in Washington
agreed with him. He said he was tired
from travelling considerable during the
past few days and intended to spend two
or three days here in search Of rest. The
Commissioners many friends here will
hope that he will gOtit. Nothavingbeen
in Washington for nearly two weeks he
could not say what the opinion there ig
regarding tho nominations Of God and
Brannon. Before he left the prevailing,
in fact the only opinion among Democrats
was, that this Slate would be solid % ever
in the coming campaign.
HHs 10 still beSeigod for positions III his
department and abused because he does
not furnish them VIII en- asked for.
TEN WEST viRotNiASS,
Mr.. Miller lays that out Of the forty odd
non.olyil Service places in his division,
ten are Allied with West virglniAns this
large appointment 10 our State and L In.
cludes The best office next 10 his ID the
division, that oistAmp clerk, with q salary
Of $500 has raised a howl against him In
other States and from dignatatios In other
localities. He has done all hO could ID
the way Of office iot this State, buI the
people fall to consider the true stale Of
affairs aud 20 berats the the gentleman
who who was once declared 70 DO the
most popular man in thsstAts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-16

Ladies' in want Of q good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose & Co., who
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines ioi
this city and State. Their reputation FOL
square dealing 10 Q guarantee that persona
purchasing machine Of them will gel
the very best In the market.
They have also the exclusive sale for the
"Callgraph" type writer, the most perfect
and rapid writer made. Business and pro.
fesaional men should remember this. A
call Ia solicited before purchasing else.
where their place Of business 10 No. ID
Twelfth street.
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gr,.stee &ales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made by Bridge
Eo0ne 10 me as Trustee, the frSt dated September
8, 1884, recorded In the olco OF the CLERK OF Ia
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. n
Deed Of TruAt Book No. 70, page IS; the second
dated April 8, 1855, recorded Iii said Clerks Office
In Deed Of Trust Book No. %, page 1874, will sci
Of public auction at the front door Of tho COurI
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following dc
Scrlbed property that Is 10 Eay! A certain piece Of
parcel Of ground lying aud being situate In the
city OF Wheeling, county Of Ohio and state Of West
Virginia, more fully described as follows: The
south half Of lot numbered forty.hreo (IS) situate
on the east side Of Market street, on the north AIDE
OF TwenyseYenth street, and ut the corner OF said
streets; said hall lot has frontage OF twenty-five
l2l feet on Market street, and extends back Of an
even width, binding OH twenty.BevGnth street one
hundred feet 10 An alley.
The title d believed 10 be perfect but will con.
yey only the tile vested In me by said deed oil
trust,
TERMS OF sALE--one third and az much more
o. the elects 10 pay In cash on tho day Of
sale, the balance In two equal instAlments at Que
and two years, notes be9ring interest from the day
OF sale 10 be given for the deferred payments the
buildings 10 be kept insured for tho benefit OF The
deferred payments, and the title retained until
payment Is made In full.
W. ]. ". CoWDEN, Trustee,
w II. HAlLER. Auotloneer. AUS
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rre,entntIon Lnst EYpnIng,

A meeting OF the Retail Grocers' Pro.
tectiye Association was held last evening
at the residence OF the President Of the
Association, Joseph A, Arkle, on Jacob
street. A very pleasant time was spent.
During the course al the evening com.
mittee presented to Mr.. Ankle an elegant
gold.headed cane. The presentation was
made by Mr.. Thomas seamon, the Island
grocer,
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hank of Wheeling,
McNicllol's Condition.

Arthur McNichol, the man shot by Off
Ger Jake Watson Monday night as he was
trying 10 escape from the officer, was moi
80 comfortable yesterday, A high fever
had set in and he was very restless, The
man Is by no means out Of danger yet
The wound was made by large blllet
and Is in a serious place, 1t is BiIilRl
wound to the one from which Harry Pax,
ton died after lingering between life and
death 90 long.
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Natural Gas for Lighting.

Messrs, John LANCE, Of Philadelphia
and B, O, Leuth, Of Pittsburgh, were a
the sIamm House yesterday, These gen
tlemen are interested in the apparatus iOI
converting natural gas into an illumina
ting gas, invented by ROLAND Smith, o.
McKeesport, mention OF which was made
in yesterdays paper. They were here
for the purpose Of ascertaining whether
there was in this vicinity, any opening
for their apparatus.
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ABOUT People.
stranger. In the CITY ana wheeling Felix's

Strangers N Tue VIZ eAN WANteAA NNs~@
Abroad.
Miss EsSie TinRlsy Kennedy, Of Pitts
buIgh, is guest at the residsncs Of MI
George X McMechen, on ohaplins street.
Local inspectors Thomas and RilE go to
MsismorSs to-day to inspect Q small saw
mill steamer,
Major Perry Griffin, Of Chicago, Q we'll
known railroad man, Is at the Mcclure
House.
Lieut. D. B. Deyore, U, 8. Army, Is Wis
iting his brother, Mr., ], H. Dsvore, on
Twelfth street.
Superintendent Edward B. Taylor, Of
Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday ma,
king his weekly inspection Of the Pp 0, 4
st, L. offices here.
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Tar Mountain Lake Park Hotel, alter a
thorough repairing and preparation, 10
again open for guests, The rates are a.
reasonable 90 will allow for q afpkclaes
table and comfort Of 10 patrons. Mr. II,
H, VanMetef, the owner, still manages II.