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WASHINGTON, D. G., May 27.-Dele
gate Smith, OF Arizona, this morning
handed President Harrison a long tcle.
gram from the citizens Of Tombstone
Arizona, giving the verdict OF the coro'
ner's jury Ia the case Of Robert Hardy,
who was killed by Apache Indians, on
the 24sh inst, near Rucker's Canon, and
complaining bitterly OF tho lack OF prop.
er military protection in that country,
ihe President endorsed the telegram
as follows: ~
This telegram is submitted for the
OF the Secretary Of War,
win directions to take prompt and
ehective measures to protect the settlers
anu 70 capture and to bring to merited
punishment any hostile >fndtans- who
Z.nsn
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS,
Hates Lodges Annual Comm tllca,iou and
R...y .H-f.

Hates Lodges Annual Comm dlcntiou aud
~. FenAt. 0p9tss
Bates lodgs No. 80 A. F. & A. NJ. held
an annual communication last evening
and elected the following officers: Frank
2. Mcneil, W. NJ; Z. Il. Adams, s. w;
Conrad Hirsh, J. W.; J. V. L. Rogers,
Treasurer; J. NJ. Dclleville, Secretary
Edward B. Frapzheim and Henry Nor.
ris, Stewards, and J. NJ. Belleyille. Trus.
tee. William Wilson and Austin Beach
were appointed Senior and Junior Dea.
cons. 1t being IN annual communication
there was a good attendance and the
work in the Third Degree, after the elec.
ton was made unusually interesting
Alter adjournment the brethren, on in.
vitation Of Mr.. John G. Riheldaffer, the
retiring Worshipful Muster, were called
from labor to refreshment at Durst,s ice
cream parlors, where he entertained them
in most acceptable manner. A number
Of impromptu speeches were made,
which added much to the harmony Of
the occasion. Tho next Masonic event
is the proposed trip to New Cumber.
land next Saturday evening. The New
Cumberland lodge has two candidates
for the Third Degree, and they desire
the assistance ofsome Wheeling Masons,
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WHO WAS he?

Mysterious Denth OF IN Ex.p philad phin,
In m English Hotel.
NEw YonH, May 27.-The followin,
special, from Margate, Eng, was pub
lished here to-day: y
There was commotion at the Clifton
vile Hotel on Sunday, caused by thu
sudden death Of Major Megrue, formerly
Of Philadelphia, and Of late years com
pany promoter in London. He occupied
offices with Judge w. H. Davis, of Chi.
cago, and was interested In floating Chi
cago breweries in England. .a
On Saturday, Major Megrue came here
with young woman, whom be regis.
tered ut the Cliftonvilie Hotel as lis
wife. When hcdied the medical attend.
ant whom the young woman called in,
attributed hts death to heart disease, but
refused to grant certificate to that e eHect
till after the inquest. This complicated
mntters, but the physician refused 20 be
persuaded. ~.
The body was taken in charge by the
Coroner. Then the woman became
scared, aud eaid she was not Megrue's
wife, but his ward. Her name Is Miss
Storey. She was very anxious to get
away, but the manager OF the hotel re-
fused to let her 60 until after the inquest
on Wednesday. The Coroner has taken
possession Of the effects Of the dead man,
which comprise many valuable securi-
ties, though why he brought them here
with him is not apparent. Major Me-
grue has relatives in Phitadelphla, who
have been cabled to for instructions.
A Philadelphia dispatch says: Maior
Megrue, whose death was reported yes
terday, is not remembered in Philadel-
phia. There Was q Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel David L. Magruder stationed
here for year during the civil war.
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Congregational Meeting.

BosroS, May o7.-The annual meet.
ing Of tho Congregational Sunday School
and Publication Society was held to-day
at the Congregational building, Presi.
dent S. 3. Capen in the chair. The iit.
ty.eighth annual report Of tho Board Of
Directors was presented. In the mis-.
sionary department there have been
forty superintendents and missionaries
engaged during the year. Receipts for
the year ending May l are larger by
$4,000 than for preceding years. There
have been organized during the year 53l
now Sunday Schools in 81 States and
Territories, and 1917 different schools in
A States and Territories have been
aided. The circulation OF the periodicals.
was $4,000 ns against 54l 900 for last
year. The business department shows
total sales OF $40, 900; assets SllO, $40 and
liabilities S23439. The missionary re.
ceipts were $1,000.
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Tnckled the Wrong boy.

New York. May 27.-The strike Of
the mutual district messenger boys has
found its way into court here. Charles
Fleming was one Of those who remained
at work. Yesterday while he was walk.
ing through Broadway some one yelled
out "Scab." Three Of the strikers stoed
near by and Fleming attacked them
with heavy stick he carried. Two
boys, McCabe and Ro6b, were hit over
the head and sustained severe gashes.
Then he turned on q boy named Hazeck
with pocket knife, and stabbed him in
the left side. The injured boys were
brought to the Chambers street hospital.
To-day in the Tombs Court Fleming was
held in 500 for trial. $50. Z.
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"ORlGINAh PACKAGES"

Occupies tho Attention OF tho Scnate-rhc
Blll Goes Over Without Action.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Thc Senate
resumed consideration Of the bill sub.
iec'ing imported liquors to tho proyis.
ions Of the laws Of the several States,
the question being on the substitute re-
portcdyesterday from the Judiciary Com
mittee, providing that liquors 80 trans-
ported shall, when their actual and con-
linuous transportation shall have term.
mated, be considered TO have ceased to
be tho subjects OF commerce with for
rign nations and among the several
States, and shall be part OF the com.
mon mass Of property within the State,
and be subject to its police regulations.
Mr.. Coke argued against the constitu-
tloual right Of Congress to delegate it's
delegated powers back to the States.
Mr.. George made constitutional argu-
lnent on the question and gave his sup-
port to the bill. lll2
Mr.. Eustis said that the question pre-
sented by the bill under discussion was
avery perplexing one. On the one hand
largo property interests were represent.
cd, and on the other band there was en-.
conntered q strong moral sentiment in
one or two or more States. The
difficulty in tho question arose
in the attempt to reconcile the
conflict between the rights Of property,
under the constitution and laws, and
TINT moral sentiment known as prohibi.
tion. The pending bill could not be.
come law with the help Of his vote.
le was States Rights Democrat OF the
strictest sect, and was in favor OF the
States exercising to m unlimited extent
the rights which they had reserved. But
the powers which they had lodged in
the Federal Government, and lodged
wisely, he wanted the Federal Govern
ment to exercise exclusively. Yir g @
After further debate, the bill went
over without action, Mr.. Wilson, Of
Iowa, giving notice that he would ask
the Senate to remain in session to-mor-
low until the bill was disposed Of.
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Tho Gun Won't or,

UTICA, N. ", May o7.-Fully 1900
people from Utica, Syracuse, Albany,
Buffalo, Canastoga and the neiehbor-
hood, gathered at perryville. Madison
county, this afternoon TO witness the
third public test Of DR.. G. S. Justin's
dynamite cartridge. 4 E:5 u
i The cartridge, as before, was fred
from q l2.ton Blakely rifle, Of English
make. Six shells had been made for
this trial. a4s..
Ats p. m. the gun was loaded with
one Of the shells containing lG4 pounds
OF highest power dynamite, with bag
of 80 pounds OF gunpowder back Of it.
The shell including bullet and dynamite
weighed 200 pounds. ~ llsg0 as ;5s5 Z,
Dr.. Justin applied the fuse. There was
a flash and roar, succeeded by a sharp
cracking sound, as of heavy thunder and
lightning, and then tho air was filled
with huge pieces Of iron. Some Of
them weighing ton or two. The huge
gun had burst. Fortunately no one was
hI1rt fFB irfits. Il " - FsILfI
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She Preferred Death.

SAN FRANclsco, May GA 17-year-
old Mexican girl, Victoria Marisco, com.
mitted suicide yesterday through fear
that she would be forced to return to
her father. Two years ago che was taken
from him becanse he brutally beat her
and gave her no schooling. A few days
ago her father appeared and told her
guardian be was going to take his child
again. This alarmed Victoria, and she
declared she would rather die than re.
turn TO him. This fear. preyed on her,
and, yesterday, when her guardian was
away, she took poison, and died before
relief came. Il ~
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May o7.-In the
House to-day, on motion Of Mr.. Towns
end. of Pennsylvania, Senate bill was
passed for the erection Of public build
ing at Beaver Falls, Pa at a cost OF $50,
600, with an amendment striking out
the appropriation clause. st ti
The conference report upon the Gus
toms Administrative bill was submitted
by Mr.. Mckinley, and after an hours
debate was adopted. The Democratic, as
aIule, .reirained from voting, and the
Speaker counted quorum.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. Allen, Of Michigan,
in the chair, on the River and Harboi
bill. Without action the Committee rose
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Alice Doa,t Get II.

DEsMolsEs, Iowa, May 27.-In the
case Of Alice NJ. Grace Brown vs.. the
Ancient Order Of United Workers Grand
Lodge, ofIowa, the Supreme Court has
affirmed the judgment OF tho Delaware
district court. The father OF the ap-
pelant took ont a beneficiary policy in
favor Of his daughter, his wife being
dead. He afterwards married and had
the policy changed ard made payable to
his wife. Upon his death his daughter
brought action TO, require the grand
lodge 10 pay the policy TO her, claim.
ing it was In The nature OF u gift, and
that her father had no right to make it
payable 10 anyone else. The district
court held to the contrary, and this find
ing has been sustained in the decision
Just rendered. T; Rad.
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CINCINNATI, May 27.-Miss Eleanor
Reek, aged %. died yesterday from what
is supposed to be suicidal dose OF NOR
phine. She came here from Germany a
year ago, hoping to utilize her educa.
ton by serving as a governess, but was
unsuccessful, and also lost the little
money she had by an unfortunate invest.
ment by her uncle. 1t is supposed she
took morphine through dependency.
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ELECTION oulcrrs IuIirtol.

JfRsEy Clry, n. j., May ez.-sixty'
eight election officers have been indicted
by the Hudson county grand jury.
Seventeen true bills were returned,
each against an entire election board.
Each board is composed Of four mem.
bers. The charge is conspiracy.
-Four grand jurors presented a protes,
which relieves them from the suspicion
that they were susceptible 10 politicalin.
duence. They wanted to find individual
indictments, aud numerous counts
against each where the evidence justified
it. The charge OF conspiracy is u difficult
one TO prove, f.s HEf.i
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SllUFELDT DENIES 1T.
He Again Says His Firm Hns Not Joined
- ----.-.---.- tho Whisky Trust.

Ae Again says Ills Firm HnB Not Joined
tho Whisky Trust.
CHICAGO, May 27.-Mr. Shuleldt, Of
the distillery firm Of Henry Fl. Shufeldt
4 Co., says that the persistent rumora
being circulated that they had joined
the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Trust
Generally known as the Whisky Trust),
or entered into any sort Of a combination
with them, are simply sent out for the
purpose OF affecting the stocks of TIE
Trust in New York, and are without a
particle OF foundation. n, Ii
"We have from the first declined all
oyertures from the Trust" said Mr.,
Shufeldt, "and, far from making any
agreement to restrict output, the latter
is larger now. than ever before, and we
are making arrangements to increase it,
In spite Of our denials on Saturday aud
Yesterday, New York brokers offices
have been flooded with dispatches, some
saying that We had joined tho Trust and
others that we had contracted to restrict
our output. AS said before, there is no
truth whatever in these reports, and We
are ~ going ahead independent Of the
Trust" 81 :; = T. a :. =,
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A BOILER IHzPL0DBS ]
At centreviiie, Upshur County
rs. Killing One Man
AND WOUNDlNG OTHERS.
Tho Governor, State Officers and
Military Leave for Richmond,
to Take Part Ia tho leo AIonu.
mcnt dwelling Services. vi.
Special Dtspatch 70 Tie Inttafueneer.

Special Uispdich 10 me fnftnutnttr.
BucHuASNoN, W. Va, May 27.-The
boiler Of s.eam saw.mill belonging to
William Mearns, located near Centre.
vile, Upshur county, blew up to-day at
about ten o'clock with fatal results.
Russell Hyre was instantly killed. His
body was terribly mangled. Floyd
Wilson was fatally ipj jnred. 9. B. Drake,
an aged and respected citizen, had an
arm broken and several others received
injuries. .,.-,f.,. 'yg7} ,a- n
The residence of Abraham Ours, of
Talmanyille. this county,gas destroyed
by fro last Friday. No insurance.
Cornelius Kennedy, OF Parkersburg,
has been granted the contract Tor the
brickwork in paving tho streets. The
contract for stone curbing has not been
let yet, IUT E
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An Old g., :, :, ;. .. :, 2. Z

Ian =. Old farmer came to tho c. y ycstcr.
day on the steamer Courier to do t1eu an,ne
shopping. He visited several storea aor,G nnG
Donght clothing and other bulky art;cias %
anu returning to the boat, left his hnnIis hie, -,
on a chair aud went to the upper aas' daa,a :
When he came back his bundlna urcA. ,se $.
all gone. They were worth a % uooJ Saaf %e,e
2 sud the man had spent ali j his gpu monan uea,'
Search for the missing m coods Is money. non :,
empty handed and empty pock eiod nolno ~ =
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DRIEF TELEtiRAMs.

4 Tho Southern Melhodiat Conference.
at st. Louis, has adjourned. Tho next
place Of meeting was not fixed.
Representative Flower, Of New York,
introduced in the House yesterday a
joint resolution appropriating s25o, 900
TO complete the Grant monument at
New YORK. 2
7 Yesterday John keenan,, OF 1884 :.'boo.
dle' Aldermanic notoriety, Chicago,
walked into the District Attorneys office.
His presence was not known generally
about the building for some time. Bail
was given for $40, 1000. +
President Harrison transmitted to Con.
gress O letter from the Secretary Of State
upon the recommendation Of the Par
American Congress, that an interna
ttonal American bank be established
The draft Of a bill to authorize the in
corporation Of the bank accompanied
J the message, 5ss
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Crn1etl by RELIGION.

CATLlN, Ill, May 27.-Tho wife Of
Alderman Sam swatts, Of Philo, near
here, has become violently insane over
religion. For some time she has been q
constant attendant OF the meetings o!
the Pentecost band, and Sunday night
while at the Methodist church at that
place she suddenly arose and holding
her babe aloit she said she intended Of.
fering it as a sacrifice for the sins OF
that church. Several persons iuterfered
and prevented her carrying ont her in
tention. The citizens are very indignant,
and an effort is being made 10 compel
the Pentecost people to leave town.
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An Old Mnu'NIur,lered.

Jackson, MISS, May GA. N. KIM
ball, a receiver OF public moneys, and an
old an highly respected citizen, was
murdered while on his way home from
the midnight train, where he had been
to meet a son last night. He was found
this morning with his skull crushed in,
a short distance from his residence. It
is supposed the crime was committed
for the purpose Of robbery. ~ =
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DuLurH, MlSS.,.M 27.--Friday ev.
ening James Quick, a miner, at Tanner
attempted&o cross under the cage road
at the bottom Of tho shaft, when the
cage suddelly descended, crushing him
to q pulp. A messenger was dispatch
ed to apprise his young wife Of his fate,
with The result that she went violently
insane. Doctors pronounce her case
hopeless. Quick and his wifs arrived
from England three weeks ago. g..,a#
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Singular Case of I,isnmy.

CHArriRLp, MINI, May GA queer
case Of bigamy has just come to light
here. William Gardner came to this
place from Ireland in 1850, married and
settled on "a farm. A woman has Just
arrived from the old country, who claims
To be the lawful wife Of Gardner. She
brings suit against him ior her support
since the time OF separation. The case
will be tried at Rochester, Y
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:, =
40 lSlY out Wilsn.

4 = an,san;,s. Memoer oi the Carpenters Union
number = I'M, 81 Union carpenters have ,1as ,ms saa q
proposition to buy Wilson q I1a's ~ -
that atti i mlll, IN Norlh Wheeling an and
.nai i u ls II probable the purchase I;,i 1iu ~
eis Iaas nco me carpenters are said " u hove w
slo,Wo which they are wiIlina @ - = havs 'av,,
TOT the mill and they think tbs ha,,p,;y 10 pdy
can be arranged, in whjcb casn sne " tparsain
anion lI M, mii, iMiould asain be run in fuil rs q
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Troy, N. Y, May 27.-Five Cinnamon
were detained on Saturday on complaint
Of United States Commissioner Willard
for violation Of the exclusion law in cross,
ing the Canadian frontier into this State
The prisoners admitted that they had
come from Montreal. Two Americana
came with them. One was arrested, and
1t is believed that he is one Of the gang
that has a contract 10 smugglc into tht
United States 200 Chinamen. The othe,
American escaped. The Cinnamon have
no passports and will bo sent back tc
Eanaha - 4 - : : - y --.---.--
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Tbe President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations: Edmund P. Smith, Dis
trict Of Columbia, Secretary Of Legation
and Consul General at Bogo.a; George
Il. Wallace, OF Missouri, Consul Gem
eral at Melbourne. United States Con-
suls: AquillaJ. Daugherty, Of Illinois, at
Callao, Peru; Bonneville Wiidman, of
Idaho, at Singapore; Samuel L. Gracey,
OF Massachusetts, at Foo Chow, China.
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KANSAS Cry, No., May 27.-The com.
mittee appointed by the Common Coun.
Gil to investigate the condition Of the
city treasury, made a report last night.
The committee reported that there was
missing from the treasury Sl9,O26, and
asked for further time TO determine
who is responsible for the shortage
Treasurer Peake alone, or other em
ployes in the office. Further time was
granted. Chief Clerk Horace Mckiu.
bas been relieved from duty by the com.
mlttee, pending q more complete exam
ination. ,5l,
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/: No Conclusiou KsnrI,sd.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. May o7.--Jhe
conference on the general pension bill
had another meeting to-day but accom-.
plished nothing. They talked au hour
and then adjourned till next Monday.
One report says they are not drifting
apart, but inasmuch as m early agree
ment was expected when the conferes
separated last week an impression pre-
walls, that the outlook now is less
favorable then it was then., tar,.
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Evidently Insane.

MASON CRY, IA, May 27.-J. N. Lee,
an influential and wealthy merchant ol
Esthcrville, was found late Sunday night
in pasture ive miles east, his throa,
cut from ear to ear and two gashes on
either wrist. He is still alive, and saYf
that three men were after him to take
his life and in consequence he attempted
selt.destrucuon. His recoveryis doubt
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ucSpeculnteL nnd Lost.

ST. PAUL, MINI, May o7.-As the re.
turna come in the amount Of the short.
age Of Z. NJ. Cattell, the abscondiug
manager Of Walker K Co.'s stock com.
mission Office, grows larger. A detective
who is interested in the case, estimates
the total embezzlement as high as
SIS 600. The losers were largely business
men and social companions OF Cat.ell,
who speculated under his guidance, and
none Of them are anxious TO have their
names made public. 4.
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questions in tho population schedules
relating 70 the physical and mental dis.
abilities 92 and 23), or TO the questions
relating to farms, homes and mortgages
40 70 80, incluslve), to oentcr In the prop.
ercoiumnt 1.-THE words refused toanswer."
40 further steps will be necessary on
tho part Of the supervisor or enumers
ator, and oil legal proceedings will be
inas'tated by the Washington Office
through tho Department Of Justice.
(sigued) RohERT r. PORTER,
#a Superintendent OF Census.
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4 Gnmo OF IIlds un.l snoh

DUBLIN, May 27.-The demonstration
at Cashel to-day, which was prohibited
bya government proclamation, was a
game Of hide and seek. Mr.. Dillon man
aged 70 address a fugitive meeting out
s'Ge OF Bohr!ahan, and then drove to the
village 70 address another meeting, which
the police dispersed with their batona
Messrs. O'Brien and Dillon protested
against the action Of the police, and MI
Dlllon was struck with a baton. A mil
ltary detachment arriving several
charges were made. One policeman was
injured. - n : '''' A1''' :, ,''''e " '',
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PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Isaac Bull
fant, Of the firm Of Buliiant Brothers &
Co., OF this city, has confessed that notes
aggreea!ing $1,000, which he had nego.
tlated through the Northern Lipertles
Bank, Of this city, purporting to be
signed by his father, 1. W. T. Bulifant,
OF Petersburg, Va, are iorgeries. The
father has denied making the notes, aud
tho bank recently entered suit against
him at Petersburg. The son has been
arrested. .ls-L---.L- ~. L..,...
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VIII Lock tho Stnbla Daor.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Major General
Miles, in telegram to the War Depart
ment, says that the Commanding Gen
eral Of the Department of Arizona has
been directed to make such disposition
Of the troops at Lowell, Bowie, Hau-
chuca, Grant and Bayard as will make it
untenable for hostile Indians in that
vicinity and give protection to the set
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Hung Him SELF In n Cell.

New YohK, May 27.-John Hanlon, a
laborer, 50 years old, committed suicide
last night in cell in tho Tombs prison
by hanging himself with his suspenders
to water pipe. He had been arrested
and incarcerated for 10 days on charge
Of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Another OIL Company.

The charter Of the Chicago Oil and
Gas Company was yesterday fled witt,
Clerk Hook. The capital stock is limited
to $3.50. 600, OF which $500 has been sub
scribed, the incorporators, who hold one
share each, beinGAlessrs. Alex Frew "A.
A. Franzheim, T. B. McLain and j. r.
McCortney, Of Wheeling, and John
Dotnan, of -Wellsburp. - " i3 nj ~, 9