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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-06
4HH FUND STILL GROWS,
WheeIiOg's Contributions for
the Flood Sufferers $1,000.
LADIES' a CHILDREN's WORK.
Action OF the Local Committee on
tho Disposal of Money Raised.
The Matter oc'Pure Drink
ing wateF-The Interest

Wheeling is nObly keeping up her
reputation for liberality, Uptothe close
OF banking hours yesterday Treasurer W.
B. Simpson, OF the committee, had de-
posted in the Dollar Savings Bank
S7,440 70, and last evening he had in
hand sl4O 80 in cash IN addition TO this,
making q total Of s7,5s7 80, After this
Prof. Hammond, Principal Of the Fourth
ward public schools, handed in SSs 80,
raised among the pupils Of his school,
It Is proposed to send the money raised
by school children 10 Johpstowp as a
separate fund for the benefit oithe chill
dren who suffered, It Is proposed to
have each ward school in the city raise
what they can to swell the fund, The
sum handed in by Prof, Hammond
swelled the total TO 5000 so. The re.
Ceipts will be swelled In the sum OF
something like $255 from the proceeds
Of the benefit game OF base ball on the
Island yesterday between the police aud
city clerks, Besides this there are still
small sums in the hands Of ward COM
mittees. It looks as II by the time the
receipts from all sources, Including the
ball game, tho Lilly Clay Durlesque
Company's benefits at the Grand and
the Hennig.Day benefit at the Opera
House, were In hand, this clty's con-
tributions TO the work oil relief would be
nearly $4,000. Thatsum can be reached,
at least, II It shall prove necessary.
George B. Dunlap, ticket agent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Company at Grafton,
sends to the INTELLldRNCRR S. TO be
added to the fund subscribed.
The First ward subcommittee, COM
posed largely Of ladies', and lAborlng I'M
der the disadvantage oil many business
men In the ward having contributed "a
other committees, raised the handsome
sum OF $500. They have also large box
OF clothing which was donated, and
with which they scarcely know what
10 do.
In the Sixth ward sails has been raised
in addition to what was before reported
TO the committee. AT the LaBelle nal
works the employees raised enough
money to pay for 1856 kegs OF nails, ant
the nails were purchased and will b.
sent TO Johnstown for use In rebuilding
houses, repairs and the like. ),
The American Express Company vii
transport 10 Johnstown free d charge
over It's lines, any donations Of clothing
or money which are made and shipped
by duly authorized committees In aid o
tho sufferers in that Inflated city.
The employees Of tue Standard lrol
Company, OF EGnavllle, raised S215 10
the johnstown flood sufferers. It wa
deposited in the bank at Bridgeport, ant
will be forwarded with the Bridgepor
contributions.
A6opt seas yus COLLECTED In the Etni
mill Yesterday from tEo'thlrds Of the EN-
ployeE, Manager Williams heading tn
list with $25. The &tna's contribution
will reach something like $500,
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THE DRINKING WATER QUESTION.
psvlses Adopted ~ Secure Pure Water.
FtltsrS Fall,

DEVICES Adopted ~ Secure Pure Water,
SrSFAil,
The agitation Of the drinking water
question, especially the timely articles
In yesterdays 1NrELLluEScEa upon the
danger al drinking the Ohio river mud
In iis present flthy condition, have hsd
a decided eject, Apparently everybody
Is interested and awake 10 The impOr.
TANGO Of procuring pure water The
Fourteenth street spring 10 a God.send
al this time, and constant stream oil
mon, women and children visited II
Yesterday with pitchers, cans, pals or
juES. Unfortunately this spring and
The others In that Vicinity are not acces.
slble 10 all parts Of town, although peo.
ple went as far as from Market street
Yesterday, There isl due spring also
half way up tho Chapllne hill road,
which was also drawn upon by large
fiunber OF South Side families yesterday
In spite Of the difficulty OF access.
The boiling Of water has become very
common. Flltetlng after boiling makes
water safe TO drink a. we'll a pleasant 10
look At, but altering alone, a. remarked
IN Yesterdays lssue by DR., Garrison, 10
a ieiusioti and q snare. A otter much
exhibited as the perfect ono was yester.
day tested by rubbing bit Of soap on
ihe Offering surface. The filtered water
Wa beautifully clear, but strongly in'
utepnated with soap, II soap passes
through Il, Why not other matters held
In solullon7
one or two mllkmen won a debt Of
gratitude yesterday BY carrying q large
AN 81 pnte ebrlng water, and pitchers o.
COOiSnS6re billed loF iatnllles especially
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Points About the River.

~
The river continues To fall steadily at
this point. The leVee gauge at dusk last
evening showed a depth In the channel
Of II feet. The Lizzie Bay from Pitts.
burgh 10 Charleston, passed down at 8
o'clock yesterday tH9rnlng, and the W.
n. chancellor from Cincinnati 10 Pills.
burgh passed up at 4 O'Clock In the morn.
linz, The Hen Hur left al noon for Par.
kefsburs, tho Courier will be to.day's
packet ID this trada. The Hudson down
and the Scotia up, both Ia tho Pitts.
burgh. Cincinnati trade, are due here at
early hours this morning, Since Mon.
day about thirty steamers Of tho Pitts.
bufgh coal feet have passed here with
lows Of Coal about 100000 bushels
went down for Cincinnati, and about
2,sO0,0OO bushels for Louisville. The
U. s. Light Inspector for this
fourteenth dlhtrlCt sends FROM bis office
Ia Cincinnati notice 10 masters and
pilots that the following changes haye
been made Ia the lights along the Kan.
aYha and Upper ohioi Onthe kanawha
.%Bndiord'S Landing, new light on leit
bank Webb'B Landing, new light on
LEFT bank Knob Chute, moved down
one.hali mile Foot Of Knob Chute, new
swinging light on tree Qflmm'a Land.
ing, new light on left bank Govern.
tient pier, above Dana's whafibOAt, new
light on left bank, On tho Upper Ohio
EIghtMlle Island, new light on Ohio
Aide, abreast Island foot 0lenfi'g Rocks,
nav linhl an WpaL ylFdinlA RllBN Siint
fish Ripple, new light on Ohio side
BogRG leland, changed ltoln white To-
red,
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THE BBNEFlT GAME.



The Police Force Does up tho City Clerks
Good sum Realized,
The game Of base ball at Island Park
yesterday afternoon for tho benefit oil
the flood sufferers OF Johnstown and
vicinity, by members Of the police force
and clerks employed in the offices at the
Public Building, was worthy two
column report. Full JUSTICE could not
be done the contest III any less space.
The POLICE won by a score OF 80 To 90,
the nervousness Of the clerks in the
early part Of the game giving the police
q big lead. The game was full OF features,
and TO decide which was the most nota.
bic is difficult matter. The ground
and lofty tumbling Of Lukins In making
his circus catches in left field, and Fso'B
daring base running, were special aOts
that took immensely. Capt, Bill Carney
and Tomaso Thoner, the pitchers, re-
ceiYed handsome horticultural tributes.
The best feature, however, was the
financial return for the benefit Of the
food fund. Up to 9 O'CLOCK Inst nigGt
Chief pelbrugge had received STA 70,
the return from the Vale Of Gl1 tickets,
and los tickets that were taken out to be
sold had not been reported. The re.
turns from the score card adveltis!.SsEE
vii! amount u o.; sSi or sS2. The total re:
ceipts will be something OYER $500.
Good for the police and Clerks They
will be sore to-day, but they were on
gagged in a good work.
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jor ANTILLES where there were slok pa.

for families where there were sick pa.
tents,
A very common device TO secure
drinkable water was to simply melt ice,
Buttermllk, soda water and tho various
forms Of mineral water were popular
yesterday, and tho soda fountains did a
Big business. The consumption OF beer
was said not to be very largely increased.
Many people had druggists gil bottles
with the waters kept on draft, or bought
the bottled waters, This is pretty ex.
pensiye, though, for most people,
The clearing process recommended by
Pittsburgh physician, the use OF tinct-
ure OF cloride Of iron, was tried yester.
day, but did not work, Alun was found
10 clear water, and the quantity neces'
sary to settle It did not Affect the taste,
The cheapest and most convenient
way toTender river water safe to drink
Is 70 boil it half IN hour. This kills all
disease germs or other offensive or dan
gerous substances, The water can read,
lily be filtered afterward by the use Of
magnesia and pulverized charcoal,
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TILE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Meeting Last Eysniug-An Appeal from
HRrperV fSrEH.

Meeting Last Eyeniug-An Appeal from
HarperS FsrFT.
The Executive Committee Of the Flood
Fund met last evening at the Dime Saw
iugs Bank, Chairman Robert White,
Treasurer w. B. Simpson and hlessrs.
w. A. Wilson, A. ]. Sweeney and secre-
tary j. NJ. Belleyille beingpresenL The
Treasurer reported the receipts SO far as
S7,B2O so, OF which $1,000 was sent on,
leaving a halance on hand Of 5000 80.
Mayor Seabright presented letter
from the Mayor Of Harper's Ferry, w.
Va, saying that great distress existed
there by reason Of the recent floods, and
that food, clothing, etc., were sorely
needed. On motion, 1t was resolved
that the chairman take measures TO as:
certain the facts as 10 the needs at tlar.
per's Ferry and through the valley OF the
Potomac and It's branches, and report to
the committee.
II was also resolved that the President
OF the Belief Board at Pittsburgh be no.
titled that the COMMITTEES had q consid-
cradle fund on hand subject 70 draft,
$1,000 at time, as needed, until further
notice, and that all supplies on hand at
the depot be shipped at once to the Re.
lief Committee at Pittsburgh.
The committee appointed to go to
Youngstown was gont there to ascertain
aud report upon The actual situation,
also as TO the best dispositio ion to benale
Of the funds raisedi whether the com.
mittee should send on tho actual cash
or buy supplies and furnish themj also
whether the money or supplies should
he disbuHed direct or through the
Pittsburgh committee. Thesc committee
reported;
Flrpt, EhRt the condition Of affairs in
and about JohnstoRR Ra9 terrible be-
You'd description and the distresG- very
great. :.
Second, That abundant supplies Of
food and clothing were on hand to
meet the present necessities, and that
the great 1epd Was for money 10 pay for
labor and teama to DO Used In clearing
away tho debris, burylng the dead, etc.
Third, That the money could best be
disbursed through the Pittsburgh com.
Alter the committee adjourned Chair.
man White wrote a number Of letters To
Harper's Ferry, MartineBgrg, and towns
along the South Branch valley, asking
for definite information as To Tic state Of
affairs there.
Col. White said last night that he had
information from railroad men as 10 the
stage Of water In the Potomac which led
hltil, from bis knowledge Of the South
Branch valley, 10 helieVp that the whole
valley was swept clean Of everything,
and that there would DO great need Of
assistance there.
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Ex,raordInnry bargains.

please notice that the following great
barRains are not for old styles, but FOL
YOUR choice, from our imm6nse stoCkI
40c gets your choice for very heavy
Union Carpets that sell for 6Oc every
where.
Of the best All.Wool Carpets made.
T5c getg Your choice Of the best Tapes
try Brussels made, ls4ch brands IS Ro&x X.
bury and stlnson) prices everywhere 81
and 0Qc,
OOc gets your choice Of stinson's Vel
vet Carpets, well worth 81 10.
II you need carpets 1t will pay you To
take advantage Of the above bargains.
STONE & THOMAS.
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liollaire.

~ 49,. -.
Mr.; NJ, Logan, a steel worker here
lost all Ills family and friends at Johns
town.
a great many BenwOod people lose
JOhnstown,
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad had some cars off their trucks
at the Noble street crossing yesterday.
The nail works people are experience
ing some trouble about coke. II Is run
Mug very low on account OF the block
adc,
Mr.. Daniel Fisher. while at work Yea.
terllay morning, iell suddenly and his
friends think L NAV have besn a nara.
iytlc stroke. He was taken home in a
hnOpv.
HT;i.or Co,hot uh,,a hrn,,o, IN Jood
o Mtn o SLos "S Snr,srai ag II %h;Ia
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VHHHLING'S WEAK WORK
Gives Another Game to Mans
field Both Teams Here,
INDIANAPOLIS MEN IN TOWN,
Enroute to ohleago-can sun
Forging Ahead THE Great BcRc,
fit Game by the Clerks and
Police Yesterday Afternoon.

The Wheeling base ball club will re-
turn home to-day from Mansfield, ac-
companied by the team from that town,
and this afternoon commence series Of
three games with the tail,enders at
Island Park. The Wheeling team is not
likely to receive anything like a cordial
welcome on It's return, Its work during
the past ten days has been growing
steadily worse aud worse, and the opin'
ion is gaining ground that there ought
to be a grand shakepp and wedding out
Of some poor material, The team lost
its second game to Mansfield yesterday
in a way that. is calculated to make
everyone weary, The taIl'enders ap'
pear TO have been waiting for Wheel
ing meat on which to fatten up It's aver
age. The past ten days has seen Wheel'
inR's percentage go down like o Their
mometer duringa cold snap.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in .le oIty aaa wh0eIlng Peopls

strangers In tie City aud wheeling People
Abroad,
Mr.. John slnsel, Of Grafton, is regis
tered at the stamm House.
Mr.. George W. Boyd left yesterday on
@ business trip TO Boston and New York.
Hon. R. H, Browse, Of Grape Island,
was registered at the Hotel Windsor yes
terday,
Mr.. J.K. W. Bracken and Mrs. Brack:
en-, Of BIT. Pleasant, were at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Weinland, q Gro insurance
adjuster from Westeryllle, Ohio, Is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Dr.. George @. Milligan was called to
Heath, Belmont county, yesterday by
the death OF bis father.
Mr.. NJ. Emsheimer was receiving the
hearty congratulations Of his friends
Yesterday on his tiltieth birthday.
Mrs. NJ. Blumenthal, Of Canal Dover,
Ohio, Is paying visit to her daughter
Mrs. Mary Schwalb and children. or
Main street.
Rev. DR.. w. H. Cooke, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, who was
bloodhound in Baltimore, arrived home
yesterday afternoon.
Miss lila Mashall, a most charming
young lady Of Falrylew, W. Va, who
has been visiting Miss Alma Conner, o.
South Chapline street, has returned te
her home.
Councilman Oscar seeley's little
daughter, Pearl, isquite Ill with typhoid
fever. She has many friends who with
those OF her parents will hope for bel
speedy recovery.
Col. OH. Sage, OF New York, a vet
eran contractor, who was one oil the
principal builders Of the Atlantic q "a,
cihc road, Is at the Mcclure, the guest o.
Col. ii. F. Durham, the Wheeling q
| Harrisburg roads resident engineer.
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WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, June 5,-DIs'
patches received here to-day brings
the news that all the log
and lumber OF sprague & stridey
and those OF Tweed, supposed d
have been lost, have all been saved
leaving the parties one hundred thou
sand dollars better OIL than they thought
they were, Several lives were lost and
hundreds are homeless,
The city continues In darkness, This
evening at o'clock Lieutenant Gov
ernor Stone reached here with seven
car loads Of provisions,
Five additional cars are on the way
and will arrive during the night. Thest
cars have a lot OF tents from Harrisburg
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BALTIMORE, Nh, June ga part Of
the money, provisions aud clothing col
lected here to be sent to sufferers at
YOUNGSTOWN will DO forwarded to the
sufferers in the flooded districts in West
ern Maryland who are sick, homeless
and helpless, Hundreds of people are
shelterless and almost starving, In
Williamsport alone on Sunday thirty
homeless and destitute families were
fed, and at Point Of Rocks at least forty
families are utterly destitute aud suiIer.
Ing, The same is true Of Sandy Hill and
other little villages along the Potomac
river, some Of which have been almost
nnnihilntal.
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promnl Aolion wllI ne rnk,n.

WASHINGTON, June 5,-This morning
the President had conference with the
Attorney General, the Secretary Of War,
the Secretary OF the Navy aud Surgeon
General Hamilton, Of the Marine Hos.
pitat service, with regard to measures
Tor the relief Of tho Iohnstown sufferers.
1t is understood that the question Of
supplying army ratlons and disinfecLants
was thoroughly considered, and that
prompt action will be taken.
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George Criswell, ex-Mayor OF Bellairel
died yesterday at the residence Of bis
son John on Eighteenth street In thil
city. The deceased was born near Rocl;
Tliil Church, In April, 1878, and be bad
always, until the last few months, re,
sided In Bellaire. He held o number Of
offices during his life In the township
and city-was Constable, Justice o. the
Peace and Mayor, and was q candidate
for Assessor In the Second ward las!
April, at which time his health seemed ,l 20
fair for a man OF bis age; but early IN
May o cancerous sore that bad given
him some trouble assumed amalIgHaHt
character, and he rapidly wasted away.
The interment will take place in Rose
I'LL cemetery, Bellaire, this forenoon.
The body and friends will go down
BY boat about 10 a. NJ, and proceed
direct to the cemetery.
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LOCAL BRRYIrIRs
Matter. OF Minor Moment IN and About the

AIRtteFs OF Minor Moment IN aud About the
City,
TuE GRAND this eyening-Lilly Clay
BurlesQue Company,
THE Beech Glenn Sabbath School will
enjoy strawberry and ice cream festival
this evening. A good time Is expected.
A PARTY Of the Turner'S Of this city
will go down to Bellaire Friday night to
assist the Bellalre society In an exhibl-
ton.
WILLIAM NoRwoOD, an employe OF the
Belmont blast furnace, had three toes
mashed off his right foot under a car
wheel,
UlTY HEALTH 0YPIcER GARRISON has q
notice Of vital importance to all citizens
in the advertising columns otthis morn
ings lNTRLLIGEEcRR,
THE picnic Of the Pioneer Society,
which was 10 take place at the Park to-
day, has been indefinitely postponed on
account OF the weather,
WHEELING, w. Va, has done remark
ably well in contributing funds for
Johnstown, about $1,000 having been
sent from there.-PillSburgh Pres,
EDWARD SIHoPRIRD, Of Birdsboro, Pa,
passed through Wheeling Yesterday
with the remains Of his wife, She died
in steubenyille and was being taken
home for burial,
The first election for officials Of the
village Of Fulton under the new incor'
poration will be held July2. A Mayor,
Recorder, Treasurer and Ave Councilmen
will be chosen;
THE steubenVille Herald says that
James F, johnson, the local dealer, Ii
receiving several clips OF new wool and
Is paying from twenty'eight 10 thirty
cents. Medium woods are bringing from
thlrty-one to thirty'three cents,
CORONER scHuLTzR yesterday received
q letter from Mrs, Mary Barkley, Of Pitts
burgh, saying she had seen In q paper
that q mans body had been found here
and as her brother was drowned on Sun
day she thought this might be his body
The Coroner knew nothing Of such
body,
FRANK KING, q teamster In the EN-
ploy OF Robinson's show, was thrown
from a wagon In the parade at Washing
ton, Pa, on Tuesday, and broke his lef
thigh and received other injuries. HI
i Joined the show here. He was hrough
here and Is at the North Wheeling Hos
pital,
THE committee appointed by Council
To report the names Of commissioner
and canvassers Of the election to be hell
on Saturday, the 10Th Inst, when tn
people will vote on issuing bonds Il
build stone bridge over the creek a
Main street, consists Of Messrs. Kreitei
Dawson, Harrell, Ellingham, Robinson
Campbell, Tracy and Terrell.
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We desire To say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
SalyO and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II satisiaC-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. !
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A big picnic is to be given on the
State Fair grounds next Monday by Her
man Grove No. o, U. A. o. D., 81 this
CIty, They will have a parade In the
morning, and lodges from Pittsbnrgh,
Steubenyillc, BellaIro and other points
have promised 10 be present and assist
In the demonstration. In connection
with the picnic there will be some Horse
racing, those desiring TO enter their
sneeders should consult Jacob Ritter.
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POISONED WAFER.

ono Of tho leading surgeons In the army maoe
the following chaqGterIslic TomAlk' 'MGWI
kills more soldiers than bullets" Ills meaning
was, that soldiers who drank impure water a,ea
by disease in greater numbers than those Eillsn
by bullets. The surgeon was right lmpu,o
water, especially at this season. 4 @I pIi2tc
cause Of sickness aud death hut Wv paDsI.
say, Whist shall we DOT There Z by on ny SSter
bietiinR 10 do, and that Is to purify w ri
nv mixing with Il something that deSuo!L ~ w,
poison OF dlseaSe breeding germs, ala n0 now IA
does this like pure whlSEey. bGt IAN WaIP PRO.
asked, where can obtain pure Wnhkg M NY
lessor Henry A, Mott says "the purify o. puII ,,,
Pure Mali Whhkcy Is absolute and sn9u'pT Sv
mend Il To the highest public 'SyTtt Inc wafer
eonstSntiy, and are kept III perfect hsalWL " N
Impiy mixing q little Of phlyb, PURE S ~.
Whisky IN each glass they d dT R5mneF disease,
pie aud . sntS I,Iv NH 4, endorsed BY the best
DeOple in The land. w.
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Is natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; to disPel bead:
aches, colds, and fever; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, r. D. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller.
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ST.. Louis, June 5.-The little town Of
Desota, this statei has contributed $500
for the Johnstown sufferers, and its ciu.
zens are actively arranging to increase
the sum. Litchleld, ILL.,, hos also raised
500, and committees have been up.
pointed 10 solicit more contributions.
Several towns In Texas are taking
naaRIlFeH
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mo llabIe. Ury Boz II,

And tho old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, 8yrup Of Flgs, u more easily
taken and more beneficial in lie action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II
strengthens tho Liver, Kidneys, Ston'
ach and Bowels, while II arouses them
10 a healthy activity. For sale In 80 cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com
pany, Anton ?. Hess, II. D. Burt and Q,