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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-09
BELLAIRE BrDGET.



md Personal Notes from OYER the River.
Gen: A. J.Wasnes, Of the Ohio Valley Rallrond,
Is In the city.
hoGsc last ntght.
Several hundred dollars changed hands on
Monday election.
The School Iinar,l now stands four Democrats
aud two Republicans.
lack Thornbufg, clerk at the baltimore, 4 Ohio
office. is sick with measles. N'''O
&. n. ffoeg, OF Caiiz. was IN the cfty Yesterday
anu got his usual big lot Of sheep let:,
Night freight trains on the Cleveland 4 ri,,s.
burgh railroad have been discontinued.
Fx'ConsfcsSnan A. q. Mcclure. OF Wooster,
will deliver tho address ut the school commence
mCnt this yrar
EVllalFe W6fsmeH wAa went 10 Fh,aiwooa 10
worEhte hll bAck here 10 go 10 work In the Mali
| COmpnuy's furnace,
Rolcier Bros. blocked their furnace ut the M,
tfottai dtHSs Works yesterday for about II week
for necessary repairs.
Several young bloo'ls from Wheeling came
do%n yesterday 10 take IN tho town. und inter l,
lively day shipped On the Keystone State FOL
Conductor John lIcagau. Of tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad. has resigned his po>lIIo
null VIII 30 Into the contracting business vita Il
Drothcr.in'law At Pittsburgh.
| The Township election tcNltrd as follows
4. 0: Wise. Rep. Township Trnsten, @i6 major
| iy; W. A.. Kirkpatrick, Rep. Clerk, GGU; llelry
Kodewis. Dem, Treasurer, SdS.
The funeral OF Judge 4. W. Anderson wa,
largely attended,. AL the prominent men Of ihl
city being In attendance, Crowds Of s0rr0winE
friends followed the re, aims 10 the cemetery.
Mayor Drown eau, when stepping down au
out, Po!n: With pride 70 tho several lmpieye
mrnts nude through hi, energies. Street IN stu.
and park Improvements were I'LL done througl
his Efforts.
stranger whose name was not learned icst hi,
hat. aud In attempting TO roach It fell overheard
The boat was backed Us far down ls the bridge
| bei0ie the unfortunate was rescued.
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A SHORT SESSION OF COUNCIL

Occasionei by Mr.. lsnmble's DentiI- OH
GERS Chosen for tho Bridge Loan Election.
Council met in regular session last
night, but nothing but imperative busi-
ness was transacted, owing to tho death
Of Mr.. G. W. Rumble, n member OF tho
First Branch.
AS soon US n quorum had assembled
Mr.. lIandlan offered the following reso.
luton III the First Brunch:
"WnEHEAs, This Branch OF Council
having learned Of the death OF It's late
member, Mr.. G. W. Rumble;
"hsolrci, That n joint special commit.
tee Of six, three from each Branch, be
appointed for tho purpose OF drafting
suitable resolutions OF respect and re.
port ut once, md ihereupon Council nd.
journ to meet next Friday evening,
April II, 1890, and that Council attend
the funeral in n body"
The resolution passed both branches,
and committee composed OF Messrs
Handlan, Faris and Campbell OF the First
and Messrs. dillingham;, Arklc and Capps
OF the Second. retired aud In Il few min.
utes presented set OF resolutions which
uppear elsewhere IN this issue.
| President Grnsc, OF the Second Branch,
called attention 10 the fact that the bridge
loan election occurs on tho 10Th inst.
and that 1t would be well to select judges
and canvassers Of election for that occa.
sion before adjourniup, wicreupon It
committee was appointed to submit
names, and the following gentlemen
we're appointed:
First Ward-Judges, James Roberts,
Mike Edwards and John Koch; can.
vassers, j. Y. Phillips, John LOOMS and
William r. Otto.
Second ward-Judges, p. Kennedy, L.
P, Salterbach, George busch; can vass.
ers, William Gundling, Thomas Jones
and Gus Matthews, jr.
Third ward-Judyes, P. W. Bosey,
Thomas Lunsiord, lsaiah Warren; can.
vassers, NJ. S. Brubaker, August Auth,
John Freize.
Fourth ward-Judges, John Fulton,
sr., Pat Riley and Thomas G. Britt; can.
vassers, j. NJ. Botsford, John Sullivan,
Louis Gaus.
Filth ward-Judges, II. X. Brown,
james G. Whytc and Robert W. John.
SON. canvassers, John Reed, II. u. God.
frcv and Wendell Neidert.
Sixth ward-Judges, ]. NJ. Todd, Will.
lam II. Travis, and Patrick Weir; can.
vassers, Il. W. Weitzel, Henry Schenk
and J. Conrad Loenhartlt.
Seventh Ward. = Judges, Cias.
Lukens, J. II: Tappan, Grafton Beall;
canvasers, Andy J. White, j. D. Max.
we'll and Henry Juergens.
Eighth Ward.-Judges, W. +. GRADE,
r. V. Arkle, Peter kussouth canvasers,
5. D. Farrell, Chris. Niewig and Thomas
Carson.
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Next Friday Nights German.

For iome time past there has been
considerable talk in society circles about
getting up big german. There was so
much talk about it that several gentle
men who have had experience in man.
aging affairs OF this kind and who, by the
way, have never failed to make them
notable social successes, felt encouraged
to 90 ahead and assume the financial aud
other responsibilities. The rooms Of The
Wheeling Club have been engaged for
the occasion and the music and iavors
provided. Already enough have signi-
ied their intention to be present, accom-
companicd by ladies, to make tho ger
man most charming atluir, but it does
not promise to be as large as at first
thought it would be for the reason that
the young men who started all the talk
about the great need OF german, now
seem 10 think that all that is necessary
for them to do is to attend unaccom-
panied by ladies. There is one glazing
fault about too many Of Wheeling IS soci.
ETY. men and that is they don't Escort
ladies' about as much rs they should.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
The DusO hall Club General News Item
md Personal l'nrI,rrnnhs.

The nasO Nall Club General News Items
md Personal Paragraphs.
Frank Zink was Mt Pittsburgh yesterday,
miss GrctM Schoileld Is home from wcllsburg,
Harry and Lila Sullivan have returned from
Jamestown, Pr.
Joseph White has received good offer from
tho Wheeling boil club.
J. Z. MelOy. OF the american EXPRESS Com.
pahy, was In the city yesterday.
quite number OF men working In tho neigh.
boring towns and cities came home To vote.
LEGS" Mallory has gone to Fort Worth, Texas,
10 JOIN the For! Worth ball club, for which he
will pitch. ,,r.
"Kanch 10" has cancelled l,s ,latc fol- April y,
owing to the Illness OF Mrs, J. Clinton Hall, the
| leading lady.
Va, IL visiting. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
llaibergcr, Of Fifth street.
The managers OF the Opera House contcul
plate Keeping II open the entire season. A
| number OF companies want to come during the
| summer.
Hannah Eaglsson. one OF the oides, ladies' In
MARTINS FERRY. died last night III her eighty
| sixth yenr: She had lived III this city md Vi
! entity all her life and was well aud inyUrubly
| Known by a large circle OF friends.
Oscar Townsend, General Muna!er, judge
Tyler, director, and James Reynolds, Road
Master OF tho Clereln8dt LUrain IL Wheeling
| road, and other railroad officials, were here on
~ inspection TOUR yesterday In the General
Managers private car
| AMI. Pleasln. the Republicans elected r. B.
| Jones Mayor, stanton McSnsters .IarsaNl, II, X,
| Wilkinson nnd George Smith Couuclmen, mud
Cnssius 81. Blown Justice Of the Peace. Thr
vote on The location l0r pixies was taken, the new
survey carrying by 10 TO ij. Twenty eight ID
dies cast straw votes on the question.
| The Martins Ferry base ball club Is getting
| ready far the season. The bait given 1t i.sfhy,
| cite Hall for the benefit of the club Monday
night, ueited about SO which will be used TO-
ward equtpping the team. The watch 10 be mi
led oil Will also bring neat sum Of Haney Inta
| the treasury. The club has done very little
prncticng. but they arc willing to tackle nny
amateur club. ana would like to give the Wheel.
| Ing club whirl. Can not II game BIZ Arranged
between these two clubs TO be played soon,
Mike Morton will probably manage the club
this season.
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AMUSEM kNTS.

Miss kittie Rloades and her company
presented dob, the Dcbutaute," at the
Grand last night to fair house. The
play very closely resembles Matte
Vickers' Joaquin" Miss Rhoades and
her company will appear this afternoon
in CLANS, the German Boy" and this
evening in "Jess, the Romp."
"fhe Widow Bedott" will be the at.
traction at the Opera House tonight.
This comedy allows the introduction
Of considerable specially business that
goes to make up pleasing entertain.
ment. Master Harris, n boy soprano
who has received considerable notice,
will be among those who will appear; d
quartette will 10 some singing, and
dances and ban 0 selections will contrib.
ute to the amusement,
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EXAMINING THE PLANS
Submitted for the New jail-The Commits
siOners will Decide Tomorrow,

Submitted for the New Jnil-The Commits.
sioners will Decide Tomorrow.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met at. . o'clock yesterday afternoon,
pursuant to an adjournment had ut the
regular meeting the day before, for the
purpose Of opening aud examining the
plans submitted for the new Jail this
county is to be provided with. There
were nine sets OF plans opened, all OF
them marked in q secret way by those
presenting them. They were known by
the anonymous and euphonions names
security" represented by picture OF
n Yale lock key, Safety" Guardian"
"stone and Steel" "Crown and Cres-
cent" etc, They were spread out before
the Board one at time and the speciti-
cations and general descriptions accom-
panying them read by Clerk Pendleton.
The plan OF "Stone and Steel" calls for
stone structure, q massive beauty in
its exterior appearance, with jailers'
residence detached from the jail proper,
also OF stone. The architects estimated
cost Tor the entire work is but So, 600,
which includes big stone wall around
the prison. The residence, the plans
for which call for more elaborate resi-
dence than any in this city, is estimated
to cost only $1,000. The Board easred
over these figures and decided that
they were entirely too low; further, by
general consent, it was about decided
that the interior arrangement was not at
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Children Cry for Pitchers Casteria..

7. S. Coop sells dry goods the cheapest.
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WV. NJ HASbtAy Chairman
Resolutions Of ReyDcct,

At the regular meeting Of Washington
Council No. !, O. U. A. NJ, held on the
tn Of April, 1890, the following resolu,
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Councillor OF the Universe to remove by
death our esteemed Brother, Joseph
Muhleman; therefore, be it
Resolred, That while we mourn with
sincere sorrow the loss We have sustain.
ed. we bow in humble submission to the
will OF Divine Providence.
Reso4rra, That in the death OF Brother
Muhleman this Council loses one of it's
most valuable members and the commu.
nifty noble and honorable citizen.
Resolved, That we tender our sympa.
thies to the family OF our late brother
and commend them to the care OF Divine
Providence.
Resolred, That a copy OF these resolu.
tons be placed upon the records Of this
Council and copy sent to the family OF
the deceased brother, and be published
III the daily lSTELLIdENCER and Register.
RoRERT SUNMAN, !
HARRY Boyer, Com,
SAMUEL II. GosHoRN,
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NOTHING NEW IN TllE STRIKE
Developed ITSELF Yesterday - 10th Side
Ik,t,,nl,, lfir,,, Il, tI,.t. I,n.i,t....

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Developed Itself Yesterday = 10th Sides
Remain Firm In their Positions.
There was nothing really new in the
building trades strike yesterday. Sew.
eral carpenters came in from the country
and from nearby towna, but they were
met Ivy members Of the Carpenters
Brotherhood and induced not to accept
work In the planning mills nor from the
contractors against whom tho building
tradesmen arc striking. At tho planning
mills there were no new Developments
yesterday. Tho same men who Ind been
ut work reported for duty ngaip, md
everything went on smoothly, except
that thu forces are light. Tho master
painters, plumbers, roofers and others
who arc in tho difficulty rs u matter Of
support TO the carpenters employers are
feeling the effects Of the strike Just rs
forciblyas do the oncs most Interested. It
was said yesterday that some Of the union
painters are Mt work for master painters
who belong to tho Builders Exchange,
but the report could not be verified. The
workmen were gathered in punches
abolt the postotlice andi In trout OF Trades
Assembly Hall yesterday afternoon dis.
cussing the matter and Keeping u sharp
lookout for anything which might turn
up. A carpenter said yesterday in the
presence Of a reporter that he was not in
good financial circumstances at all, but
that he would vote against Il settlement
Oh the basis which would allow the plan.
Ing mill owners to force members OF the
Brotherhood 10 work on lumber for the
men who took their places when they
were out to maintain union principles,
even II he knew it would force him to
hire out us q farm laborer at ten dollars a
month.
The men all seem very much in ear.
nest about Resolution No. 3" rs the
one which calls for them to work in the
mills on any job that is presented, is
known. They say that it will be the
laat one conceded, md that wages,
hours and everything else is subordinate
to it. They look upon it Us the emdodi.
ment OF the whole union principle, and
will fight for it to the end. Geisy Bros,
Wood Bros and the other contractors
who are at peace with the unions are
now employing one hundred aud fifty
carpenters, and quite number OF others
have all they can do on small and odd
Jobs. Thus far but very little person.
atty has entered into the strike. The
men all speak respectfully Of their late
employers, except lit one or two cases.
Yesterday afternoon, two planning mill
owners pissed through crowd Of car
pen,ers on the sidewalk on Market
street, and all hands spoke aud smiled
US pleasantly and respectfully us if there
was no trublp.
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All the arrangements have been com.
pleted for the reception and bag sale
that is to be held tomorrow afternoon
and evening in the parlors of Dursts
popular establishment on Market street.
This novel entertainment is to be given
by The Kings Daughters, au organiza.
ton OF ladies OF the First Presbyterian
Church, and the proceeds are to be
turned over TO TIE new City Hospital
fund. Music will be furnished by kill
myer and refreshments will be served
4 bewildcring array OF bags have been
made for sale at this affair, and persons
wanting anything in that line will be
able to find any kind and at any price.
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pOst.Lentrn Festivities.

The Arion Society gave its annual
Easter entertainment at its club house
on the South Side last evening. 1t was
largely attended and was one Of tho mos,
enjoyable affairs OF the kind that the
society las ever given. The entertain.
ment opened with concert; the pro.
gramme was pleasing one throughout,
both in its composition and the manner
in which it was rendered. Following
the concert there was a short season Of
amateur theatricals. Mr.. T. IL. LANCE
was ono Of the principal characters in the
comedy that was put OH and his appear
ance was the signal for loud applause.
The play furnished fun for everybody.
A hop concluded the festivities.
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AE0Ul' PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Capt. and Mrs. John Mcclure left last
night over the Il. 4 o. for Texas, on q
visit to relations.
Charles Kaufman, OF Bridgeport, re.
turned yesterday from trip to Louis.
vile, Ky. lie says the devastation and
ruin there by the recent cyclone is
beyond conception.
L. Newman, President Of the Newmun
Paper Company, at Kokomo, Indiana,
spent Sunday with his brother. Mr.. 4.
Newman, Manager OF the Newman
Clock Works, OF Bridgeport.
Hon. r. H. Cochran, the well known
president OF the Union Bridge and Ter.
minal Railway Company, returned to
the city yesterday, alter making briei
trip to his homo in Toledo.
Capt. W. ]. Robinson, the clever gen.
cral freight and passenger agent OF the
Ohio River road, came up from Parkers.
burg yesterday and was busy for several
hours looking after his business.
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Man Wanted BY the Pittsburgh, rolIc.

Yesterday Chief Delbrugge received a
telegram from Inspector McAleese, OF
Pittsburgh, asking for tho arrest OF vii.
liam Reed, colored, charged with larceny.
he was described rs &c years old, S feet
10 inches tall, light build, thin nous
tache and straight hair. lie was, ac-
cording to the telegram, dressed in a
Prince Albert coat, and tall, fiat crown
hat. Officer Short arrested man ans.
we,ing this description, except the hat,
at Eleventh and Market streets about
noon and took him to headquarters.
The fellow gave the name OF johnson,
and when arrested asked If lie was
wanted for shat cutting scrape in Pitts.
burgh." The Chief telegraphed Nc.
Aleese, and received a reply that he
would send man here to identity the
prisoner.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Adopted by the Council of the City of
Wheeling, Mt IL Regular Meeting Held on
hnru l2ul

Adopted by the Council of the City OF
| Wheeling, Mt IL Regular Meeting Held on
April 8, 1890.
To The Honorable Mayor and Council.
GENTLEMES:-Your joint special com.
mittec appointed to report suitable reso.
lutions in relation to the death OF G. W.
Rumble, member OF the Council OF the
City OF Wheeling, respectfully recon.
mends the adoption OF the following pre-.
amble and resolu.ions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Prov.
idence to remove by death from our
midst our esteemed friend and fellow
citizen, G. W. Rumble; therefore be it
Efso'rrd, That in the death OF 6. W.
Rumble the city has lost an officer and
citizen whose useful career has been
characterized by fidelity to trusts reposed
i'll him, by industry and by the courage
OF his convictions.
Resolred, That by his decease this COM
munity has been deprived OF n generous
and popular gentleman, endeared to his
relatives, friends and associates by genial
manners, modest department and kind
ness OF heart.
Rfsolred, That VIC tender the family of
the deceased our heartfelt sympathy.
Rcsolred, That Council and the CITY
officials attend the funeral obsequies in Il
body, and that this report BE- spread
upon the minutes OF both branches Of
Council, aud that the City Clerk be and
is hereby requested to send the family
Of the deceased copy OF these reso.
lutions.
WM. NJ. HAsDLAN, Chairman.
JOSEPH A. FAIRS, Secretary.
THOMAS +. TnoSER, City Clerk.
Resolrea, That the members of the
City Council and city officials and an
escort OF police meet at the Public
Building ut p. tn. sharp, and proceed
in body to the late residence OF G. W.
Rumble to attend the funeral, which
takes place at g p. II.
J. A. CAMpDELI.
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at yesterday mornings session OF Po-
lice Court George Blattner, arrested by
Donovan for beating his wife, paid fine
Of $40 and costs that was assessed against
him for that o1ense, Thomas Ford was
arrested late Monday night by officer
Daum for shooting within the city lin.
its; his excuse to the court was that he
had fired at burglar that was endeavor.
ing to get in somewhere and on that be
was allowed to 60. The man who was
utwith SADIE Tracy Monday night and
concluded bis nights fun by striking a
hostler at Rine's stable in the face, was
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Mr.. Hobbs Buys the Hotel Yindsor

The Hotel Windsor property, includ.
ing all the iurniture.aud fixtures and the
vacant lot adjoining on the north side of
Twelfth street, was sold at public sale
yesterday, by Auctioncer Halter, to Mr..
John II. Hobbs for $40, $50. This sale
was made in order to wind up the part.
nership that has heretofore existed be-
tween Mr.. Hobbs and Mr.. N. Reilly. 1t
10 understood that Mr.. Hobbs will con
tinue Mr.. Carney as manager OF the
hotel and spare no expense to keep the
house up in Il first class manner.
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The Standard.

II regard Hoods sarsapasilla as hay
ing passed above the grade OF what are
commonly called patent or proprietary
medicines, "saidn well known physician
recently. at is fully entitled to be con-
sidered a standard medicine, and has
won this position by its undoubted merit
and by the many remarkable cures it has
effected. For au Alternative and tonic it
has never been equalled." 1
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pne Of the sunken bargeB below the
creek at Rellaire, is in a dangerous place
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Weiisburg Wnifs.

The County Court Of brooke county has or
dered an election TO be held Mny Il, 1880, III III,
ton Of Il subscription OF $50 COO 10 The cuhitni
stock Of the Pittsburgh, Cauuonsburg & state
Line railroad.
Capt. E. F. Moore, native OF wellsburg, nov
OF lronton. o., ~ here. having been summoned
70 the bedside OF hts sister. Bliss Sarcissa, who
died Inst week. The Captains only remaining
sister, Miss Margaret, Is at this time living ,uiit
low from the effects Of paralysis.
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Tho ~. i. Seminary ut Buckhannon,

Rev. r. II. Hughes, financial agent OF
the Vest Virginia Conference Seminary,
OF the NJ. Z. Church, has been in this
city for some days pushing the interests
OF the Seminary. This is an enterprise
that should engage the attention OF
Methodists and their friends all over the
State. The Seminary is beautifully 10.
Gated at the town OF Buckhannon and is
said to be one OF the finest school build.
ings in the State. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Hughes will leave to-day and that
he will visit the city again about the last
OF May or the first OF June,
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Marriage Licenses Issued,

Marriage licenses were issued from
Clerk Hooks office yesterday to tho fol-
lewing named persons:
Edward Garrison, aged 90, a native Of
this county, now resident OF Pennsyl.
vania, and Fannie Prescott, aged 10, q
native and resident OF this county.
George B. Kidd, aged g, and Mary E.
Robinson, aged %, both natives and res
idents OF this county.
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OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and q
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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fined S. and costs. His name Is Tom
McGregor and not McGranighan. as re.
ported In yesterdays issue. John Coffee,
the Italian who raised arrow on the South
Side and was arrested by Cruce at the
point OF revolver, was fined S. and
costs. Three DRINKS were disposed Of.
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INK IUHr TrIBIIWH 1tDUUt 1L,
Your distressing cough can be cured
We know it because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured SO
many coughs and colds in this commu
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. AJAX some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine 80 pure, none 80 effective. Large
bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists. Daw9