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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-12


Prepare transparencies for Monday
night.
Captain B. B. Dovener will speak at
Dallas Saturday night, and after that
will be actively engagedin the campaign
till its close.
All members OF the Atkinson Club arc
requested 10 meet attheir hall this even
ing, as business OF Importance is to be
transacted.
Mr.. William P. Hubbard left on a
campaigning tour over the State yester-
day. He does not expect TO return be-
fore November l.
Hon. D. r. Locke Captain B. B. Dow
ener and Mr.. w. II. Hearne will speak
for the Island Republicans ut the base
ball park this evening. Turn out.
Owing to the indisposition Of Mr.. @.
d. Hart, his appointment at Benwood
will be filled by Hon. D. r. Locke, Of
Washington City, an eloquent orator.
There will be a meeting of the "Busi-
ness Mems Club" at Lincoln club room
this evening. 4 full attendance is de-
sired, as business OF Importance is to be
transacted.
Father Drennen says in'his paper, the
Martins Ferry Ne,GS: According to our
recollection tho Democrats arc not bet
ting as freely this year on Cleveland as
they did in 1910, on their favorite Mar.
tin Van Buren,, who was beaten out Of
his boots,
The General Golf club of the Fifth
ward has decided to go over to the
Island this evening to attend the meet.
ing 10 be held by the John A. Logan
club at the base ball park. All members
OF the Golf club are requested to meet at
their headquarters at I o'clock prompt
this evening wearing the club hat and
with canes.
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NANNTNGTON BARBECUE.
The Weather Intederes with the
Success Of the Meeting
And THE OK ROAST FIzzLEs,
The Bovine being too stale-speeches
full Of Chcstnuts-The Wheeling
Contingent has u Time in
No License Town.

Warrington is what is commonly
known as n "dry" town. Yesterday it
was not dry in any sense of the word.
Tho big Democratic barbecue which has
been advertised for SO long had one re-
deeming feature, and that was the Opera
House band from this city, which cap
tured the community and was rendered
a vote of thanks. The band, the Young
Mems Democratic club, numbering fifty,
and the Kenna club with twenty-five,
escorted Colonel Fellows and Senator
Kenna to the train in this city yester-
day morning. There was the usual
sprinkling OF Civil Service Reformes
from the postoilice in the ranks. The
boys took enough beer with them to
Warrington to provide against eHnui,
and those who preferred whisky got it
on prescriptions from "Drs." jeff Davis
and Dick Mansfield, the local druggist
honoring their order for spirits Jrument.
JEFF Davis, the clubs pet, got into
trouble about his liquor transactions,
but he must have got out again, as he
came home with the boys last night.
For weeks the Democracy OF this end
Of Marion county lave talked OF nothing
but this grand barbecue. Herculean eff
forts were made by the managers and
press through the State to make this the
grandest and most imposing display OF
the year, but last night the faithful were
arrayed in sack cloth and ashes over the
compietest failure OF the campaign. The
Wheeling and Grafton specials brought
in large delegations, and it is presumed
no one stayed away from fear Of bad
weather. Three TO five thousand peo-
pie were present, but the number in
the parade by actual count was 3OG.
Tie OK slaughtered Sunday was found
to be slightly dGcayed, so the feast was
declared of, and the crowd had to hustle
for dinner. About noon drizzling rain
set in, lasting until night, preventing the
outdoor meeting as arranged. Several
hundred raised umbrellas and stood in
the street while Senator Kenna, Col,
Fellows and Judge Fleming spoke from
the upper porch OF the Commercial hotel.
J. Ed Watson presided over the meet
ing, and introduced the speakers very
gracefully.
Mr.. Konna's speech consisted Of anec-
dotes andsuch chestnuts as that theitarif
is tax, that trusts are created by the
tariff, etc. The crowd howled alike at
the jokes and chestnuts.
Fellows delivered the usual harangue,
disappointing everybody
Judge Fleming forgot he was not in
A 4 4 i Z.
piece from paper, which fell very flat.
His effort was SO weak that Demo-
crat asked another Democrat last even-
ing: "Say, what is the matter with Judge
Fleming? Can't he speak at all?"
Taken all in all, the meeting was not
q success, though it was big time for
Warrington.
The Golf meeting on the 25th at Man
nington promises to eclipse even the
Morgantown meeting.
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senator Faulkner Has Throat Trouble.

A special telegram from Washington
to yesterdays Cincinnati Enquirer says
Senator Faulkner, Of West Virginia, has
been compelled to withdraw from the
campaign in that State, SO far rs partici.
patlng in il on the stump is concerned.
The Senator, who presided over the
Democratic State Convention at Hunt
ington, contracted n severe cold which
settled in his throat, resulting in what
seems to be permanent throat trouble.
Mr.. Faulkner came from West Virginia
Yesterday and went TO Baltimore, where
he consulted an eminent physician, who
advised the Senator that he must re-
fraiu from speaking during the remain
der OF the campaign. Senator Faulkner
was greatly annoyed to-day in conse-
qucnce, us he is anxious TO ill u number
Of assignments made to him.
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THE PITTSBURGH TRIP.
Its Success Assured-Inrsc Crowds Coins
from Here,

It's Success AsSured-LnrEo Crowds Going
from Here.
Wheeling and vicinity is going to be
largely represented in the big Republic
Gun street demonstration at Pittsburgh
tomorrow night. 1t is now definitely
known that there will be at least go
uniformed men go from here and fully
as many more will so up on the excuf'
sion trains to berun by the two railroads,
to stand on the pavements and sec the
show and cheer the West Virginians as
they march by.
The Opera House band, seventeen
pieces, has been engaged for the occasion
by the Plumed Knights, who expect
now TO send up so men. The U. S
Grant Club will turn out GO men, Pot
ters' Protective Tariff Club, 50 men
Mckinley Club, % men; Junior Plumed
Knights, so. The Martins Ferry Escort
Club, Capt. Dick Veasey commanding
sent word yesterday that they would
send % men and join the Wheeling
clubs on the Pewiky train at the Tor
mill station. The Island Logan Club
and the Fourth wardcrs have not yet re-
ported how many men they will send
but they will probably be represented.
The Plumed Knights and the band
will parade in front Of Lincoln club al
$3.50 tomorrow afternoon, sharp, al
which time the Knights will be present
ed with the handsome silk flag provided
by their lady friends. All the ladies in
trestCd in the purchase OF the flag are
requested to be present promptly ut tho
hour named. Immediately after the
presentation the club will march 10 the
train.
At the meeting of officers OF the sew.
cral clubs held last evening for the pur-
pose of arranging for the Monday night
display here, the suggestion made that
Colonel Travis be asked to act as com
mander OF the West Virginia delegation
at Pittsburgh, was acted upon and the
Colonel was unanimously chosen fol
that position. The selection of aides
was matter left to him. The Pitts
burgh people have arranged for this
their first demonstration, on big scale
and provided the weatheris pleasant the
show will be well worth seeing. A fen.
ture OF the parade will, it is reported
be the big Harrison and Morton ball.
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TIE ISLAND RALLY.


a Big Time Mt the Base Ball Park Till
Evening.
The Island Republicans are 10 have q
rally Of their own this evening. They
are fortunate in having such a beautiful
place to have it as the base ball park on
South Penn street. An immense aud
fence can there be seated comfortably,
and the grounds have been lighted and
decorated brilliantly and Hastily for the
occasion. The speakers will be Capt. B.
B.Dovener, w. H. Hearne, Esq,, and Hon,
D. r. Locke, of Washington City.
The clubs from town are going over
and there will be IN unpretentious
parade, lots OF red fire and music. A
specially pleasing feature Of the meeting
will he the presence of Young Tip, u
the 1NTELLIGENCER campaign cannon,
who will make his first remarks for Pro-
lection to American industries on this
occasion. He will be escorted by the
marching clubs, and will be in charge Of
@. II. Watkins, an old artilleryman.
TAKEN all in all, the meeting bids fair
TO be a rouser, il the weather is favora-
Bile. All the Republicans who can 50
should do so.
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have not marched since the war; in fact
nearly every Republican in town APP
pears willing, and someof the patriotic
young ladies' would march II the Wheel
ing ladies' turned out. Hundreds Of ID
dies will come over to cheer the marchers
and show their colors.
The ferryboat Climax and the Sur
prise will make special trips between
there and the Wheeling wharf. About
nine-tenths OF the town will come this
way. The Escort club, drum corps and
drum major, and many citizens will also
90 to Pittsburgh Saturday night. Upto
last night over twenty-five members Of
the Escort club had signed for this trip
They will wear a badge OF buckeyes.
Every member OF this club is requested
to attend the meeting at the Republican
club room this evening.
One OF the members was married last
night, and he, too, will march Monday
niUhf
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IInIInirc.


County Recorder Beckett was In the city ycsicr'
day on business.
The Republicans want Wheeling to come down
here to the West meeting on the 18th
Mr.. james, a former stock buyer Of this cOun'
ty, but now OF Iowa, ishcrc among friends.
A piece OF iron fell on James Gallaghuf's foot
at the steel works yesterday and mashed 1t.
Hon. Thomas Mcshcchy aud Hon. ". J. Mur
ray will speak for the Republicans on the 9Th
here.
The Democrats met last night aud arranged to
go to the Thurman meeting In Wheeling on
the 3Oth.
Pat Carney was badly shaken up by 4 rapid de
cent on the elevator at the .Etna glass works
Wednesday.
The result OF th9 post norton examination
gave the cause Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Rays death Us III
ternal hemorrhHge.
The members of the colOFcd marching ClubGc
requested TO meet ut city hall tonight inatfRnge
for the big time Monday night In Wheeling
The German class will reOrganlzC At the home
OF Miss Elm Brown tonight ut 800. Allyoing
people Rrc cordially invited TO learn t'crmnn'
Rev. T. II. Taylor writes and says he !, loca.
ted In Chelsen, Mass. and only half an hours
ride from the college. He recently left bcfciof
a thorough Course ut Boston.
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fuRSI


Ladies' wishing to purchase Seal Gar
ments should not fail to visit j. G. BEN
NETT & Co., Fur Manufacturers, corner
of Wood street and Fifth Avenue, Pitts
hurgh. We take pleasure in recon-
mendlng this establishment, as We know
they handle nothing in the seal line e5
cept first class goods.
Mr.. Bennett has kindly sent us a price
list of their goods, which We give you
Ladies Seal Jackets, slOo, SIPS, $3.50.
Ladies' Seal sacques, sl25, $50, SIZE
la Ladies ies'i Seal Wraps, SIPS, $3.50, sl75
5000.
Old Seal Sacques can be made into
Jackets, Wraps, or Fashionable Gar
ments at slight expense, or redyed, re-
lined, reshaped or made tighter fitting in
short notice. Address,
]. G. BENNETT & Co.,
Fur Manufacturers,
Cor. Wood st. and Fifth ave.,
Mw&F Pittsburgh.
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bridgeport.

Mrs. IIcinlcIr returned yesterday from yidi
to Toledo.
q. ". DewCCsc, Of Cleveland, Is the guest Of
L. ". llGInlein.
Mrs c. c. English, Of Kansas CITY the suv'
OF her mother, Ms. Tallman.
Apple buyers are making preparations ioF
heavy shipments from this point 10 Tie fast
ThomdS Mitchell. prominently and widely
known throughout this vicinity Is dangerous!
III at his home near COlcrain.
An oyster supperAnd festival for the bgntA.
Of the Y. n. c. a. and Good TcmPlan VIII "
given IN the Y. NJ. C. a. rooms this evening
The idea OF consOlldating bridgeport and MAR
tins Ferry as one town Is considered by PROM
ncnt BrldgGpOrterSas Impmcilclble nill Au'aiuii
They offer many strong reasons OF Objection ""''
say II Twill never be.
Al a meeting OF Council "Wednesday eycniNS
tho ordinance regulating the price 10 Ut e,aiEy',
for natural gas which was passed on syllt, ,P
%, was repealed, aud 1t Is 10 be hoped 'hal Wv
natunl gus scare Is now over.
Yesterday afternoon an intoxicated MORAN
md two male cemPaniaas sfom Out "I t 5 ".
made II SO lively for pcfsons ~ the ylelnily o. o.
The Cleveland, LOrain & wheeling dcP"' 'IA' %
became necessary to lock them up.
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"Froln tho Interlor.o

Captain William A. Irwin returned to
the city last evening and re.established
himself ut his old headquarters at the
Stamm, where hiscreditors will find him
at meal times. He has been spending a
month over in MoRoDgalia, Marion and
Harrison counties, having good time
with old friends. He reports the politi-
cal horizon rs all bright and clearfor the
Republican cause in those counties; a
Republican gain is almost certain to be
shown next month. The news from
''the interior" that no heard while away
was all OF cheering nature, Captain
Irwin met near Clarksburg an old man
05 years old, who voted for "Tippecanoe
and Tyler too" in 1910, and who is anti
cipating the great pleasure he expects
to have in voting for Old Tips grandson
and Golf and Atkinson. In Sardis
township, near Clarksburg, there are
nineteen young men who will vote for
the first time in November, and they are
solid for the Republican ticket. He
heard OF thirty Democrats in Doddridge
county who will vote for Harrison and
Morton, and glad tidings similar to these
reached him from other quarters. Keep
the ball a-rolling.
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Paving Brick on the Free List.

Senator Kenna seems to have become
ratified in Hancock county over the
paving brick question, and in his at
tempt to demonstrate that they were
not on the free list set the people to in
vestigating the great Mills tariff bill,
where it has been found that paving
brick are not mentioned in the tariff list,
The people OF that worthy community
will hardly swallow the distinguished
Senator's slick dodge on the question, es,
pecially when his only argument was
that the man who said so was fleC
trade liar.
Those Hancock people arc Intelligent,
and the more Democratic speeches like
Senator Kenna's the larger will be their
Republican majority.
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Rev. C. Il. Hcnthorn aud family left yc''rni''
for his home ut llOmGwOod, Ia
Judge West, ono of 9h'os be't Epe9Ay5t, NJ,
ablCst men, will speak October i"' h'l'l'''
hall. III.
Joseph Munslow has sold his coy nome on M
heights to Mr. Henry Green. Mr.. Nun''o" WIZ
move 10 tlndlay. ,,
Miss Matte Greer, who has been coni9ls'i5 y
her bed from an Injury by falling ifoma 'A'D ~
Sill unable 10 be out,
Mrs. J. Y. Patterson returned Yesterday i,is,
Allegheny, Pa.. where she has beyh ''''''"'
friends for the past week rl
On Friday and Saturday evening. ihe hgf.
Stockings base ball club, OF Martins lti'!' '"
give a festival In Lafayette hall
William Garrett, OF the -Eina Glas I 12It .ol
Ia on dWty on account ot having spiHg,Ii ,y I.,
acid In one Of his shoes burning bis io'' D.ug.
There was quite respectable numIcT,I Z, ,i tS
chants Of bridgeport, .Einay!lle ant A @,ss
Ferry ut UlrichS hall last hlshi IT,, sS,"lS1ft,
a protective association 10 protect '"'''''
ngnI inst denu beats
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THE PLUMED KNIGHTS

Go to Pittsburgh by the Panhandle Road
The Plumed knights and othe
marching clubs have decided to go Z
Pittsburgh, Pa, Saturday, October IL
leaving Wheeling at 1920 p. IN. (cit!
timel on the Panhandle road, arriving
at Pittsburgh at 6:55 p. M, and will re
turn home the same night after the pa
rade, leaving Pittsburgh at 1916 mid
night, arriving at Wheeling at abou
2:3O a. M. Excursion tickets will be sole
for the above train only at the rate o
81 IS for the round trip-good returning
until Monday, October 10.
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Mr.. Roach enacted the hero, "Dan
Darcy" with convincing fidelity, natur-
alness and sincerity, and added to these
essential attributes dryness OF humor
entirely winning. dan" is type of
Irish character by no means conven-
tional. He is man OF mature years,
preserving the bouyancy and mental
alertness Of youth without the grotesque
exaggeration OF the familiar comic Irish
man. Here is a parsonage at once grace
full and attractive, and Mr.. Roach EN-.
bodies him with genuine felicity.
Physical strength, intellectual nimble-
ness and sympathetic integrity are all
fused in Mr.. Roach's "Dan." In short,
he is the manly Irishman, heart, body
and soul, and is therefore to be received
as friend,-Ru9dto Courier.
This fine play will be given at the
Wheeling Opera House tomorrow even
inc
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Yesterdays Register contained the
startling announcement that the worthy
Postmaster l.. r. Smith, OF New Cumber-
land, w. Va, was no longer postmas.
ter, but is now a postmistress.
The Squire was a candidate for the
nomination for State Treasurer ut the
State Democratic convention, and it is
supposed he became tired Of being n
Democrat, and thus the Register develops
the greatest flop from their party in this
cnmpaigl,
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Tho nInr1, Flag n1nl,ns n Hit.

The Grand was well filled last night to
see the first production Of this great
drama. The drama is very strong one,
and the sentiment very fine. The COM
pany is the best one that has ever APP
peared at this theatre, and they made
such hit last night that they are sure
to have a good run OF business. The
scenery and scenic effects are good and
these who desire to see n grand drama
with tirst.class company should secure
their tickets at once ii they desire to get
q seat this evening.
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An invitation to all the Republican
clubs OF the city TO visit MoundsvillG
next Thursday night, at which time the
Hon. Stephen D. Elkins will deliyer one
OF his able addresses, was presented at
the meeting OF the marching officers
held last evening. 1t was decided to
lay the invitation before each club sep
arately and urge its acceptance. Mr..
Elkins is one Of the foremost orators on
the Republican stump, and it will we'll
repay all who go down 10 hear him.
There will be short parade. The meet
ing bids fair to be very large one, and
the Wheeling Republicans will proha-
bly, do their part towards swelling the
crowd.
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DRINKMalto.
RIVER NEWS.
staEs of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

stnge of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.
The Scotia passed up in her Cincin.
nati.Pittsburgh trade at 4 o'clock yester.
day afternoon with good trip on board,
The @. W. Bachelor got away for
Pittsburgh at s o'clock and the Courier
bound for Parkersburgat noon. Both
took out fairly good trips, The Ben
Hur will be this mornings Parkersburg
packet.
The river commenced to fall again at
this point yesterday. Last evening the
levCe marks indicated a depth in the
channel Of s feet inches. Consider
able local business was done on the
river during the day.
The Lizzie Bay is due from Cincinnati
to-day, for which point she will leave on
her return trip at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Capt. Ed. Maddy is in COM
m0nd, and a more populRr.otEicer among
those who know him, it would be hard
TO find.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling Peopl,
AhronI

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Prof. Harry G. Franck, teacher o.
elocution, aud Harry +. Schell, OF New
York, are at the Windsor.
Col. Bob McEldowney and his part
ner, w. S. Wiley, of the New Martins
vile Democrat, were up yesterday.
Mrs. ]. v. L. Rodgers, who has beer
visiting friends in Washington City fol
the past week, is expected home thit
week.
Mr.. 7. P. Phillips, OF Chicago, for
merly Of this city, registered at the
Hotel Windsor yesterday. He is here
on short business trip.
Mr.. Joseph Slender, OF New Martins,
vile, and Mr.. I, II. 3. Smiley, Of Jack.
son G. H., were among the West Vir.
ginians at the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Kirk Armour and child have re.
turned to their home in Kansas City,
after making Mrs. Armour's father, the
Hon. W. L. Hearne, pleasant visit.
Oscar Townsend, OF the Cleveland, 10.
rain 4 Wheeling road, Judge ]. @. Short,
OF New York, and ]. W. Taylor, OF
Cleveland, were at the Hotel Windsor
yesterday.
]. NJ. McKeown, one OF the most
prominent oil and gas operators in the
Washington field, came down from
Washington yesterday and registered Mt
the Windsor.
Hon. John r. Donehoo came down
IRON Wellsburg to hear Colonel Eel
lows speech, and returned yesterday
morning to continue his speech in the
Van Baker case.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, OF Randolph
county, is at the Stamm. He,is here for
the purpose Of looking after his duties
as Secretary OF the State Board OF De-
velopment and Immigration.
Mr.. Frank Mccoy, Of the Vance
Hughes Shoe Company, has gone to
Boston to purchase goods, and Mr.. John
@. RiheldaiIer, OF the same firm, is of
on the business trip in the lower part
OF the States
James O. Roach, Manager ]. NJ. Hills
new star, who will appear at the Opera
House in "Dan Darcy" next Saturday
night, Is regarded as one Of the greatest
after dinner entertainers. The famous
Clover club, OF Philadelphia, have a
special delight in listening to his quaint
Celtic stories, OF which he seems to have
an inexhaustible supply.
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RED Fire at R. II. Lists.
FROM Jerusalem to Jericho at Fourtl
Street NJ. L. Church tonight.


HOw'E This!
WeoiEer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
81. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known F
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 Trqax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
walding, Einnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
L. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier, Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of THE system. Price 75C
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Calitor'
mia. 1t is agreeable to the taste, accept
able to the Stomach, harmless in its ma
ture, painless yet prompt and thorough
in its action. Sold only by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton p. Hess, Il. u. Burt, and Q. Men
kemeller. At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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Is natures own true laxative. i IS ~. tne
most easily taken, and the most effective v,
remedy known to cleanse the sis' SJ
when bilious or costiye; to dispel It i.,,li
aches, colds and ieyers; to cure hAo', a,c
constipation, indigestion, piIes,; s'S,
Manufactured only by the Call'tEG III
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco Cg,
R r Burt and G. Menkemiller' a.
RaIIaiTe nv NJ. n, Mercer.