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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
PLANNING TO ELECT INGALLS,.
Kansas Republicans Will Take Advantage o
an Interesting Complication

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-A special from Topeka.
han-, saws: An interesting complication has
arisen IN connection with the election of n
United States Senator to succeed Senator In
gals. and if the plan of action proposed by the
republicans is successfully carried out il would
seem that the Senator NAV succeed
himself. An application has been
made to the supreme court to compel the state
board OF canyassers to give certificates of
election to nineteen delegates who were
elected under the provision of tine coEsti.u-
ton which says that each county which has
25O voters is entitled to a representative. The
constitution at the same time limits the num-
Der OF members TO 12j. so that i'm order TO scat
the nineteen delegates from the sparsely
settled counties it would he necessary TO ,,ron
an equal number OF members-elect from the
more populous counties. II the court issues
the mandamus and the nineteen delegates are
seated they VIII vote for Ingalls,. as thew are 80
pledged which would give him s3 votes on
joint ballot, the number to elect.
In they are not seated and Senator INGALLS, is
defeated the plan of the republicans is to con-
test the election of his successful opponept in
the United States Senate on the ground that
the delegates were entitled to their seats and
that their votes would have elected
him. If they are seated and am
eGuai number of members-eIect are not
dropped the house will number l43 members or
Is more than the constitution provides for.
and contest viii be instituted in the senate.
because the legislature will be an unconstitu-
tional body.
SENATOR PCGH RE ELECTED.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 2s.-Mr. Pugh was
elected United States Senator this morning by
the legislature to succeed himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The gold medals awarded
the Evanston life saving crew for their gallant
work on the night of November %. 1889. in saw
ing the crew Of a wrecked steamer. we're pre-
sented to the young gentlemen last evening in
the presence Of 900 citizens Of Evanston. Be
fore the presentation Secretary Windows letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
Marcus Harrisou,s WAN

The last will and testament Of Msrcu. IaRu.
Harrison OF Alexandria was fled in the Prob.s.
Court today. He leaves his estate to his wife an.
trusting trusting to he her loving kindness and carr n,
end Iester. vii was admitted 10 probsss
Harrison, he widow, on bond Of q 90 aoa" =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
The Canal Company Cases.

In the cases Of Brown ct 81. against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company this morning
Judge Cox made an order modifying the order
of November by reducing the amount to be
deposited in court for costs, compensation to
receivers, &C., from e20, 900 to S5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Hrs DISMISSAL ORDERED.-By direction of
Postmaster General Wanamaker the chief post
Office inspector has directed the postmaster at
diatcly II. b. Kinney, the assistant postmaster
at that place. Kinney destroyed certain evi-
deHce in his possession after it had been de-
manded of him By post Office inspector who
wanted to use it in prosecuting a case arising
under the anti-lottery law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

E,OFFICE OF THE LANSTON TYPE MA
o.. chine Company. :SS 9Th St II. W., Washing
ton, ID. C., Nov. %, IesO.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of The Ianston Type Machine Com
pany viii be held at Harpers Ferry, W. Va, at =
O'Clock pm. on WEDNESDAi. the "a day of Decem-
Der, A. b. lSO. for the purpose Of ee,tn; board Of
directors to serve for the EAR next ensuing and such
other business properly Detore ii. Poll
open at = O'Clock Transfer books will be closed
and alter ;Dth inst. Il. f. COLE,
ptary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

APPoINTED.-The President has appointed
Henry NJ. Gracey Of Massachusetts, to be mar
shal Of the United States consular court at Foo
Chow, China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

IT ISN'T PLEASANT,
No business man likes to feel that he
Is paying more for the same service
than competitor.
The STAR has one rate for all. No
discount to one-with larger special
discount to another. Every advertiser
can rely on being charged only what
will be charged every other advertiser
for the same service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: Sam, Is; 2p.m., SO; maximum,
81; minimum, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

NEw loRI. Sor. 2s.-A the annual election
of the Richmond Terminal Company ON the 9Th
~ next mouth the complexion Of the directory
Will he completely changed. i've new
members colaing in. The names Of the
new directors are Jay Gould. George
Gould. Russell Sage. Abram +. Hewitt and u.
l.. Wilson. the lasi-uamcd gentleman coming IN
a; DIR lnman's special request. The names "f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

The Indians in the Canadian northwest are
perfectly quiet and that no disturbance is an
ticipated. A patrol extends along the boundary
between the United States and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

INTERESTING TALKS WITH SOME OF THEM on
THE POLITICAL sITUATIoN-CLEyEI.AND AND
BILL-THE LATTER FOR UNITED STATES sENA-
ToR-CHANCES IN o. ETC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

INDIAN AGENT APPOINTED.-The President
has appointed Ed. T. Lamson of Oregon
Indian agent at the Grand Ronde agency
Oreg., vice L. n. Fauiconer, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev.
enue, S75S, 1872 customs S819.6I1.
PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON FRANCIS L. NASH
q. S. navy, has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

THE CONDITION OF GEN. WILCOX was reported
this afternoon to be practically unchanged. He
is still unconscious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
A Nidim OF Fatal CarrIes.ne-..

LoCKr"Er y. Y. Nov. 2s.-Today while some
workmen We're engaged in cutting channel
through rock in this city they placed several
sticks OF dynamite on the top of a portable
boiler employed to furnish steam for a drill To
ihaw out. An explosion followed. One OF the
heavy wheels of the engine Was driven with
such force against Ed Mangaln. "A laborer. that
hc wJs instantly killed. He was unmarried
and about tMenty-,ight wears of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
A Delegation Coming to Washington.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-A'special from Ashland,
Wis, says: Positive orders have been received
from the Indian department by Indian Agent
Leahy, refusing to allow the cutting of pine on
the reservations during the coming winter.
Further notifications have been received from
the department to the effect that no allotments
OF nnd upon the Flambeau reservation has also
been received. The news is a disappointment
to lumber men, who hoped to retrieve the
losses OF last winter caused by unfavorable
weather. 1t is not likely, however. that the
matter Will be allowed to rest here. and dele
CATION viii probably be sent to Washington to
intercede with the officials in behalf of poor Lo
and the logger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Yorl. S,ort M~kct

The folloNlnv the opening am closing prices of
the New AUrE Stock Market. r-Is,ftsi hy sU.s-ia
wire 20 CorSon and Mccartney. l4lsf street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

RSDIvIDEND DECLARED BY
~ THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
Notice IL hereby given to the stockholders of the
Washington Title Insurance Company that dividend
OF twenty ) cents each share Of the capital stock
of the company has been declared and ordered to be
company. WM. BURRIS,
nl5-3taw2w 6scy. and Treas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
THE DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY.
Annual Report of Capt. Lusk, the Engineer
Officer in Charge.

WORK DONE UPON THE FOBTY-ErGHT-INCH MAIN
QUALITY OF THE WATER FURNIsHED-EXrENDI-
TUREs LAST YEAR AND ESTIMATES OF TIE SUNS
REQUIRED FOR NEXT YEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

senator Hamp.on's Sight Not Lost.
GEEENvnLE, MISS, Nov. 2S.-News received
here from Lake Warrington SAYS that the small
shot which entered the eye Of Senator Wade
Hampton had been extrated and that he will
probably not lose his sight. He is resting easy
with less pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28
ESCAPED FROM SING SING.
Convict Obtain. Duplicate Keys nna
LeaNes " ithnut Hinslrnnce.

SINa SING. y. Y. Nov. 2s.-Charles Brown.
alias 'harlcs Er,uran, sent mp frum New York
rity :"r tour wears in the state prison here Tor
grand i-rccny. made his escape this morning.
Brown had two koys which he could not have
get without collusion with some one
employed IN thc prison. He opened
two doors. barred them after
him scaled thc walls and jumped into the river,
then swan 60 place cf safety. where he
mus, have had friends with dry clothes. HIS
escape H@s discovered an hour after his de
partur', but no trace of him has Yet been dis-
covered. T. 1. Douglass. the guard I'm the ward
al the ;lmc az the c,cape. has been suspended.
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x,To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

R-solO WhOM IT hAI CCNCERN.
The time has arrived when persons who owe bills
must pay them or lose their credit.
DO not ta2e offense when you receive our notices.
but II you unable to and make ArrAnSe-
ment with the party you owe toward a settlement
What want is protection for merchants sxainst
that class of persons who but Will not pay their
bills.
Those persons who have failed make any arrange
ment for settling their bills after having been properly
notied will lie reported TO the members Of the Mer-
chants Mutual Protective Union December / as uE-
worthy Of credit.
This association embraces merchants doctors law
yers anil all other businesses trades and Professions
We hope members will send In lists Of names of per-
therefor IN time for our report.
J. Is. BROWN. Manager,
ns-lm Room l5. Central National Bank building.
R-,wEDDiNG INVITATIONS AND CARDS
H, printed almost equal to rsving. EnSrrsy-
ing also executed All other printing usual
BYRON s. ADAMS,
5l2 llth st. NV,
ner:sm Three doors below w. b. Moses Sons
R~DR. A. W. swEDBERG. GRADUATE ONTA-
Hs rio Veterinary College, desires to inform
clients and the general public that his headquarters 10
at the 'fredonia II st. bet 18th and l4th Tel
j ephone. LTD nl-1m
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SUNDAY School LIBRARY BOOKS
OF the best publishers IN large assortment and
at the lowest prices. All sunday School
Instr1ctiop Papers and Requisites the best terms
Christmas C2ntatss anil Concert Exercises.
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REMOVAL
EAsTON & RUPP. STATIoNERS.
Cor. Pa Gse. and 18th ST., have removed to
Al 1Ith st. n W. opposite Star Office.
nl5-:sw
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EuRrxA DEprLAroRr

kernoves Questionable hair from the face neck and
In Eve min without injury the most deli
skin WArrAntsd money refunded Price. Al
Aksren NEW YORK TOILET CO.,
n.I-zm P.O. Boz 6s5, Washin.,tou d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

ix-r,SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
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CLINTON p. PAINE. President
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GEORGE V. BISHOP. Treasurer.
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tors. Guriisns. RteiverS Trustees. &c and in all
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KSloU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY By
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ine Gn"ttaed facl!ItIes ;0r han,iiin2 al classes
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AMEEICAN ICE COMPANY.
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irsn,-ti OiG.p It Ia. IA ". Telephone ~.
j. q. 1Al liOR, Assistant Secretary and Treas urer
JOHN MILLER. Nioe President. ia charge OF fuel
del
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Ct.l-.il j.. NJ. WILLIS Msnauer
,CU STON- MADE SHIRTS.-THIS Is THE
- lest tiiDe to ps,e your order, as a shirt is
more comfortable tor after having been
worn through the winter With a ''Shirt Factory" on
the preL;s,> under the practical aud
lCIly-exDerenced cutter prepared ali
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every instance pegle.t MT ANA entire satisfaction
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a--,THE BOARD OF LADY VISITORS OF
- the Chiidrens Hospital wish to extend their
thanks to all persons who without name address,
sent gifts on THANKSGIVING Day to tine hospital. MADE
IEiNE BECKN lrH, IRENE RUCkEN SHERIDAN,
CAItOLlNE HENl.I, COIrInittee. 1t,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
A VIII a, the Wisp.

A Michigan City 0nd.) dispatch TO the
Chicago Tribune says - A strange .appari-
ton. IN the shape Of a remarkable light
has been seen number Of times near Wa
terford, small village of this county. SIX
months ago Charles and Henry Powell
were walking along the roadway IN the VI
cinity II Waterford, and were the first 10
see II. The light seemed TO Hit along the
road and rise high in the air, and although
the men tried 10 Overtske IT they were un-
successful. John Pattee, prosperous
farmer. resides in the vicinity Of the Powell
brothers, and has seen the light on two diff
erent occasions. Afew nights agoth light
appeared near his house between and 10
O'clock and when Mrs. Pattee looked out
of the window she was startled by Its ap-
pearance but a few yards from the house.
The lady called her husband TO the win
dow, aud for half On hour they watched
its movements. When near II appeared 10
be a locomotive headlight. At times ii
would be near the ground, then suddenly
shoot upward higher than the treetops,
and sail around over the fields in a circling
manner. Saturday night at a late hour
Mr.. Pattee happened to look out Of the
window and again saw the light, which
performed the same movements that It did
on the former occasion. Although the
parties who have seen the light are not
superstiti0us its appearance Is mystery
which they cannot solve"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

postal system. II provides that d po-.
consisting OF the Secretary Of State. nshalI
tsry of War. aud Postmaster-Generass, aIe-
cause to be built OF shall buy lines OF gre are
graph whore in their opinion suon n
needful for the purpose OF the GoyGsnv
ment. The bill provides that these In
eminent telegraphs shall yield no co.,
ings beyond the cost OF operastngso
s ane income s shall BE- a. pears ss equal as may
be. To this end, as soon IA may DC, va
Postmaster-General shall name such mi mi
at which q message may DO sent Is si" "a
keep the total earnings and expenses 10 ho
nearly equal az may be or az shall make , cr,
lines self-supportine. and the Posnas. 70
General shall from time 10 time so chan-o
the rates that they shall conform 70 TINS -
quirement. Pending the requirement ~
sufficient information to carry out the M
described provision Of the law ra'e "a
one cent per word for distance under oVo
miles Is provided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
Heavy SHOWS.


PArEEnsBuRG, ". Va, March 6.-lhe
heaviest snow Of the winter fell here ia9t
night. accompanied by high winds whlcn
badly driited' the snow. The peach AND
other fruit blossoms are killed The rivers
are verv high and flood ~ feared.
Cuuo. liz. March G.-This community
was treated yesterday 70 the noVeity or i
violent suow-storm. Snow began falling
Mt IL A.. VI. and continued TIL afternoon,
with fierce north wind. The mercury
stood al twenty-five degrees above zero
last night. ,.. A.,
The Ohio is still slowly crawling up tho
hank. and marked last evening torty-si <
inches above the water line. The railroads
I'm Missouri are now IN danger Of beng en-;
tirely shut ont from Birds Point and
Cairo. The water reached the rails OF the
Iron Mountain yesterday. At 9 o'clock
Tuesday night the tow boat En- Norton an
five bar1os belonging 20 the ~. LOUIS anu
lhssissippi-Nalle Transfer Company Wcf9
broken from their moOrings and carried
down the stream until they crashed inc
wharf boat, smashing her wheel. no
shock broke and scattered the feet and the
boat and several barges swept down tho
stream. collidng with and DAMAGING va
rious other craft. Tho railroad transl T
steamer and tugs came 20 the rescue an l
landed the boat and barges three miles pe-
low the city. The stock suffers greatly ~
the bottoms below here Il Missouri anu
kpntuckv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
ARE We Nor RrGHr {?

What other people are doine-or have got to
show you--is none Of our business. We Ike
to have you know. though. Tho contrast foyors
US.
Take our .1s grade Of Lightweight Over
coats-therez not likely anything more interest.
ing Just now. ses whero you'll Gnd yourselves
when you try to match 'em Can for such gar
ments as we show you il our quarter Of hum
dred styles Of TIE GILBERT. The nearest APP
proach TO them Will cost you go and s25.
There's no argument necessary to convince
You that we've got the largest variety. That's
,aet-positlve. II you've half an eye you can
see it. We're making for you-ourselves-now.
Don't it stand to reason we come nearer TO
touching your taste than somo one who never
saw or heard OF your Strange II We didn't
Dontyou suppose 1t is pride with us-ss well
as q duty-to serve You bitter than you we're crer
,erpei-eveu by rs We have TO improve upon our
selYes-when improvement ia made-for We have
been leaders for years.
What's new beside THE GILBERTf-why
line Of Overcoais mado up from Cars English
Melton. Tharn take the broalh away from sorno
OF those clothiers They'll hate to believe itfs
so-bu, that don't alter the fact They're here
30 ere some schnsble cloths-shaped for light
wear byus.
schnsblc's snd Carrs are credited to DO tho
best ovsrcoatings in the world. Is there any
eoodreasun why you shonldnH be able to buy
them ready madee Certainly not They're
none too good for you-accOrdng 10 our IDEAS
that's why We made Thorn up.
'Tisnra question with US how htf'c quality
and satisfaction comes with the qusiity-We can
give you for good deal Of money-No LIMIT
TO THE EXCELLENCE FOR AS LITTLE AS
POSSIBLE seems nearer right 70 US Don't IL 70
your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

Miss Alec Parker. of Lowell, Mass, has
been admitted 90 the lar. she IA ohlY
tbirty-fye wears of age. and is the first wo-
man who has been admitted - practice at
that bar.
Young George Hugo, y grandson Of the
French poet. has been distinguishing him,
self by trading on his inheritance and
giving notos Tor 900 III return tor Sl5,-
600 IN cash.
Edward Bellamy, the author, Is IN poor
health. Readers If Looking Backward
VIII regret 10 bear this. bellamy has made
thus far on his famous book Sl6,OVO, anu
his publishers $4,000.
The Prince OF Wales has abandoned his
| intended trip TO tho Riviera, and in consc::
auence thereof quite a large number OF
English and American people have SUD
/ Is changed their plans aud VIII remain III
! London aud Paris.
Rfr. Georeo Meredith has been named in
one English journal as Lord Tennysons
possible successor. Mr.. Austin DObson -
! inst As curious q selection. Mr. Swinburne
and Sir Edwin ArnOldare seriously spoken
OF. and Mr.. Morris - looked upon as having
claims to the national honor
Kinloct Cooke, who has been appointed
b. tho British Government to the post u
Judee at Samoa, with salary Of $1,000,
has been for several years past tho pLlFhlo
secretary Of tho Earl of Duurayen. In adj
dilion to these duties he held tho editor
ship of the EtJAsA illustrated Maya
zi,f He is a borrister, and IL credited
with a profound knowledge Of Samoan AZ
| fairs.
Lord Sal,sbur who in his younger DAYS
was as lank ald abnormally thln az his
nophew, Mr.. Arthur BalfOur, thoSecre,arry
for Ireland. has now become exceedingly
stout. and even uuwieldy. While staying
al Sandringham with the Prince and PM
ces. Of Wales few weeks ago he was per-
suaded 10 be- weighed, and tipped the
beam at $50 pounds.
Sir William White, the British Embassa-
dor 10 the sublime Porte, enjoys the ex-
ceptional good fortune Of standing as high
I'm the favor of the Liberals rs Of the Tories.
tie is a bic. burly Briton, and "a clever as
ne IL biz His voice would be audible IN
storm "a, sea without the aid of speaking
trumpet. and his mind IS as acute az his
unss are strong. His hair and ais long
bnshy beard are snowy white. The Rus
SLAMS nickname him the English lRna-
tirG. % and To an Ambassador at CONSTANT
noplo they could not pay greater c9mpii-
ment. Notwithstanding the fact thar ne
is deyout Roman Catholic and married a
Polish lady they greatly admire him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07
ALETTER OF THREAT
RECEIVED BY THE CAR OF RUSSIA
FROM A WOMAN.
Report Of tho Parneii Commission Dis
cussed in the House OF Common
Other Interesting Foreign Items
nv Ans,o.Amer,c.n cable 70 the Dl.paschl

ST.. PrTxRsBuRo, March G.--The Gear mas
received threatening letter from q w. :,
man who signs herself "liche3riahoihhi -,
The writer saws that unless be modties ms
rcactionary policy he will meet the fate OF
Peter Ill. Paul J., and Alexander II.
COW of the letter was sent to each OF the
Ministers at the same time. The police are
extra watchful and are conducting an
active search for the persons suspected on
being implicated in the sending OF tho
letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-07

by malariGi disease the human machinery can
not hall perform It's Office. Digestion. secretion,
evacuation are dilorierei, tho blood becomes
watery, tho nerves feeble, tho counteuances
chastly, sleep disturbed, and appetite cspricious.
Terrible is thia diseaseI icll It's consequences.
There Is, however, known antidote 70 the MI
asmatic poison, and a certain safeguard against
f.. In malarious regions Of oar South and West,
in South America, Guatemala, and on tho 18TH
mus Of Panama. a. well as ia transmarino
countries where the scourge exists, this inimita-
bio preventive aud remedy Hosietter's
stomach Billers, has during The last thirty-hyo
years. boon coustsnuy wiiening tho sroa Of i's
ussfuluess aud demonstrating it5 sovereign
value. liver complain, dyspepsia, constipa-
tiol kidney trouble, rheumatism, ADD debility
are an rencdfad by IT, NH 5-W, (WF&Su