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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17
III the Police Court.

Mr.. Bayha, OF the Wheeling Butchers'
Association, was fined S. by the Mayor
yesterday for rendering tallow in The
city limits. A drunk, two women for
fast driving and two men for peddlinr
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FoR q first.class safe, fire or burglar or
both, the place to buy it is 80 Fourteenth
street. A nice line in store and con-
stantly being received.
TnE CLONE CnSrnAcr Co
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THE screw door burglar proof safe is
impregnable. Pronounced by all who
see it the acme OF security. For sale by
TIE GLOBE CONTRACT Co.,
SO Fourteenth street.
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"MEs. JONES sits at the window all day
as placid as a May morning, and her five
small children play hide and seek on the
back stairs" mo wonder! She uses
Salvation oil. for spra!ns and cuts"
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CALL ut 81 Fourteenth street and see
u residence annunciator. A beauty
aud necessity in every house, CHEAP,
perfect. TuEGLonE CONTRACT Co.
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TThsAw

CONE in and see u house safe, a
beauty and as much a necessity as in.
surance. Moderate in price and perfect
in construction. s.-.
THE CLONE CONTRACT Co.,
,#r 80 Fourteenth street,
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Lady to Her Husband.

"John, order me a sack of Pillsbury's
Best flour, and toll the storekeeper if he
sends me any other, l will send it back,
None but P%illsbury's Best will do"
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Frlday-Komnnnt Sals-Frlday.
Remnant Table Linen, White Goods,
Zephyr Cloths, Muslins, ut half price.
STONE ( THOMAS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

If you cannot see md need spectaclcs
you should call on usand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We hive the
Finest Instruments aud more experience
than my other Optlclan In the Suite,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
tlndcd. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler and OptlCian,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Remnant Sale.

, Embroideries, Laces, Flouncings, al
less than half price, Friday.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

Friday Remnant Sale-frlday.
500 Henrietta Cloths, Soc.
Zoe Dress Goods, SHE.
SOC Dress Goods, 25e.
25c Dress Goods, l2!c.
Come early for choice.
STONE Il THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17
Two Grent Leaders,

Our Ladies' Dongola, Flexible sole
silk trimmed shoe, in Opera and Wheel
ing Common Sense lasts for 81 IS, and
our make mems Calf shoes, in Congress,
Button and Lace for 81, reduced from
s. so. ], H, LOCKE & Co.
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QIt Snttlliocnter.
Oahco, Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteenth street.


Marshall and RieS -0rnAmental Painting, etc.
Grand Cpcra liOuSe-Ilend OF Local.
CApcs, Wraps, etc,-GcO. NJ. Shook d Co.-First
papc. l"r
, spring Advlce-Head OF Local.
Funeral EOtice-K. T.. q.
Wanted Employment for Two Lads.
Wantet-lhtlncr.
Election Notice.
Missionary Lecture.
GASOLINE Camden Consolidated OH Co.
kranich 4 Bach Square Plano for sale-F. W
banner 4 Co.
Fine GlaAsware-Ewlng nrOs.
Alter House Cleaning stanton i Davenport
A. r. K 4. NJ. Notice.
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"a, Auction Sale.
There will be ar auction sale Of Road
Carts. Plows, Feed Cutters, Pumps, Cut
lery, Mechanics Tools, Fertilizers, Gen.
eral Hardware, etc, at 1854 Market
street, Wheeling, W. Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, ut 10 o'clock
a. m. In the meantime, said goods will
be offered for sale atrprices lower than
can be found elsewheie.
y. B. soMsRyILlE, Assignee.
VIII. HALLER, Auctioneer. rThas
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Marble md Granite.

II YOU intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any Find
ana want tlrst-class work and low prices,
call at office Of l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Weather Indications

WASHINGTON, April lG.-For Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio,
fair, warmer weather; easterly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

The most reliable brand Of Flour is
Pillsbury's best. 1t has stood the test
for years, and is still the leading brand.
Ask your grocer for it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

P%lLLsDuRY's BEST FLOUR is endorsed
by. housewives all over the country as
being the best. II you have not used
it, get a sack from your grocer and try
it, and you will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

DoS'Te get left-Remnant Sale Friday,
Come early. STONE & TuoMAs.
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CALL at 80 Fourteenth street and see
residence annuuciator. A beauty
aud necessity in every house, cheap,
perfect. The GLOBE CONTRACT Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

The sulest means to rid yourself Of
that distressing cough is to use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

'Romunnt S~ale-Friday. a..
Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Black and
Colored Henrietta Cloths at half price,
\ SToNE 4 THOMAS.
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Like II Very Much.
ELM GROVE, March q,

Mtsrs. S. Bacr's Sous: ~
GESrLEMES:-Enclosed find twenty
iiye Panhandle Coffee tickets and
please send me picture No. 25.. We like
your Panhandle Coffee very much.
Send in care Of J. S. Bedilion, grocer, Elm
Grove. Mis-. MARY @. II. MELLRR.
TThSkw Z
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New Store, 81 Twelfth street.

PiLLsnuRy's Best Flour proves its
popularity. There is more Of it sold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered ns follows:
Ia. m......m..- ..... 1 Up. m............-...... G.
ga. m.........-....... no p. m................ u
L. NJ Gil Mraiher-EaIr.
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without license made up the docket.
Tho women went to Jail for fifteen day',
the peddlers were discharged and the
drunk got 81 and costssA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

PlLLspuRy's FLOUR isthe cheapest, be-
'cause it will 20 further than n other.
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LIS. Goopsellsdry Goods the cheanaat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-17

IT. you want to make good bread, you
should use Pillsbury's Best Flour,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25
More Railroad NJ n Will Strike
in the East.
NEW ENGLAND ROADS ATTACKED
Chief Sargent Proves That Webb Ig-
nores Depew's Views.
The Strike Will Spread to the West
Shore and Other Roads-The Rail-
readers Council in session-Meetings
I'm Sympathy.

NEW YORK, Aug H.-vice- President Cobb, OF
the New York Central, is of the opinion that
the Terre Haute convention will do little or
nothing in supporting the Kuights OF Labor,
and that the strike, il there is one, will quietly
be proven failure. Powderly and his col
leagues-Hayes, Devlin and Wrght-left town
tonight for Albany to attend the convention OF
district assembly 246 tomorrow.
President Johnson, of the assembly in COM
menting upon the situation, said: "Unless the
concessions demanded by the strikers from the
railroad managers are acceded to, we expect to-
morrow that general strike viii be ordered.
Fully 1900 men on the Vanderbilt system will
walk out and we know these men-switchmen,
firemen and yardmen-cannot be replaced un-
der any circumstances.
AL BANY, Aug "a. The executive board of as
sembly 246 held a secret session tonight 1t was
decided that if the Delava arc hudson road
presisted in handling any transfer freight from
the Central. general strike should be ordered,
and the same action be taken in reference to
the Boston & Albany and the Fitchburg in case
they continued handling this transfer freight.
ALBANY, Aug pa prominent leader in the
Central strike and an officer of one of the local
assemblies. who is in position to know WIN re-
of ne speaks. tonight said: "a tie-up in the
yards of the West Shore and Fitchburg rosds at
Rotterdam junction has been determined upon.
The Fitchburg has been lending assistance to
the Central.
Between Karners and Schenectady the road
has made remarkable progress in raising the
blockade, which is almost an event of the past
on that porto of the road
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THE NEWS OF cHEHAIrs.
New Fire Department for the
sehool-Boo Briberx

new Fire Department--working for the
sehool-Book Bribers.
CHEHA LIS. Aug. 24-The Babeocr cheyn;ca,
engine ordered BY the city council few weeks
ago mas arrived. and the fre boys viii soon get
down to business -
Jonn Murphy. . rancher living about a milo
from town, had his house broken into YESTERDAY
By several boys, who made OF with q consider.
able sum OF money. revolver and other vain
ables- Murphy only recently sold his Mace. hrn
had not yet moved OF, and being a renuina
mossoaek, kept large sum Of money in his
house because be was afraid TO bank il.
-Four Certificates were granted to Chehalia
teaehers al the recent examination: Emma St
John, hrst class; c. Huneerfcrd. Wilson
brooKes ana Pauline Mayer, second; and Maud
Miles, of Claquato, third class
The deeds of real estate fled for record with
the county auditor for the week ending Aueust
l6 foot up to the amount of sIs.s-o. besiiea
some six or seven which show only the nominal
dollar consideration.
Sheriff Deggler has again displayed himself
A team belonging to Mr.. Fort, near Alpha prai-
rie, was stolen on August is. and the sheriff
caught them up at Hillhurst Just outside Of
Tacoma.
Charles F. Joy. of St Louis, attorney foy
Thiel's detective agency, called on Prosecuting
Attorney Reynolds this week. Il is rumored
that he was here in the interests Of C. o. Eames
and III. @. Sullivan. the Portland detectives
who we're recently indicted for the alleged
school-book bribery.
A number OF houses which have to hs removed
from the rightofway and depot grounds of the
Union Pacific are TO be sold by auction Monday
George L. Rose, oil PHyalup, has been In town
several days. buying up all the hops he Can get
hold of.
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time ago I was working mp some matters re-
sarding the progress OF civilization. learned
that our laws came from Great Britain. waere
prior to ORC hundred ye'rs ago
LABOR had no pisce in her legislation. The
statutes which we found are enough TO make
the hair stand on end on bald man. To read
them give sou such a circalstio IA of the blood
thas you have 10 put piece of ice on your
pulse. The law fixed tire wages aud made it
crime for labor TO meet and combine for its own
protection
'The Knights OF Labor as an organization are
combining today 10 protecs the New York Gen.
tral employees. just what the president of that
great corporation has advocated IN sympathy
with the boys. While have never been an ad-
vocate OF strikes where fhcr. was way open to
avoid them. yet / cannot help but believe that
the position OF the executive head of the
knights OF Labor is correct
Alter a session OF one hour the supreme coun-
eli adjourned until $50 tomorrow. The report
Of the subcommittee has been com pleted, bus
the council decides not 10 enter upon its con-
sideration tonight. IL is semi-oiilcially an-
nounced that the resust of the meeting viii be
made public by neon tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-25

It Attacks Salmon Fishers and Poisons
Their Blood.

IL Attacks salmon Fishers and Pofsone
Their Blood.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug A.-Among the arrivals
from Alaska recently 10 fisherman who has
been employed for some months at Bristol bay.
A number OF canneries are located along the
river and about 200 fishermen are engaged in
salmon fishing there. The fish are caught
in large nets, from which they are re-
moved by hand. Lately. after this work
many men have been attacked in the hand and
arm by bloodspoisoning. The hand aud arm in-
creased to horrible size and took on q lcadeu
hue. Then the swelling commenced to subside,
when running sores broke through the skin and
in effect the arm was more than half
paralyzed. The swelling was accompanied BY
dull pains in the hesd with falling away.
of strength snd complete exhaustion. The
sufferers multiplied rapidly until nearly one
half of the fishermen were down. No deaths
resulted to the knowledge of the narrator. but
no complete cures were effected when tha
swelling subsided. the sores continued In
more or less active state.
The trouble created panic among the fishers
and they commenced to forsake their work
There was no doctor nearer than ounslaska, and
bandages and poultices helped little to ease
the pains of the sufferers The case il
a novel one In medical science.
In handling salmon it very often
happens that the hard sharp fins and scales
slightly puncture the skin IL has never been
known before, however. that blood poisoning OF
the strange kind described has resulted.
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oNLY rHE JuMpERs HunT.
A Cable Car Breaks Away-Several Wa
men Lean and are Injured.

A Cable Car Breaks Awny-Several Wo-
men Leap and are InJured.
OAKLAsD, CAL, Aug. 24-while . Piedmont
avenur cable car was descending q steep hill
near Piedmont II lights today the gripuan lost
control of the grip and brake, and the car
dashed dos n hill at constantly increasing
speed, which finally became terrific The pas
sengers became panic-strieken and one young
woman jumped. rolling down hill. but escaping
with bruises Another woman. with child in
her arms, slso jumped, but managed to keep hes
feet Mrs Walker. of Oakland, jumped and
struck on her head. receiving very severe cnt-
At the bottom of the hill the gripnlan stopped
the car and the male passengers, none OF whom
had Jumped, ran back to the woman. Mr.
Walker. on reaching his vile, tainted dead
away. The women were revived and taken
hnrua
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TURNER'S HOPELESS FIGHT.
The Spokane County Committee Owe
Whelmingly Against Him.

The Spokane County Committee Over.
Whelmingly Against Him.
SPOKANE FALLS. Aug. 24-The result of the
meeting of the county Republican central com.
mittee here, on Satu rdsy, was q clear defeat of
the friends of Judge Turaer, Out of fourteen
members present, but two favored the PROPOSE
tions known to be favorable TO Judge Turner.
Chairman Ridpath, whois . Turner man, was
utterly poweriess, and the Wils,n men had it
all their own way. 1t was the first tine there
has been a test of the comparative strength of
the Wilson and Turner forces in Spokane
county. The result shows an overw helming
majority in favor of Wilson.
The central committee very fairly represents
the communi at large. Judge Turner's can
didacy has ne yer met with the approval of any
considerable element in his own party and the
movement in his behalf has steadily declined
from the day it was inaugursted.
The report sent from here to the effect that
there is q combination of the Wilson people
with Ca'kins is without any foundation what
ever. Mr.. Wilson and his friends have not COM
bined with anybody. Such thing is not felt to
be necessary.
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AN APPEAL TO JUPITER.
Congress Called Upon TO Seize and Ru'

Congress Called Upon TO Seize and Run
Eanderbilt's Railroads.
CHICAGO. Aug 24.-At q meeting OF the council
OF Knights of Labor today q committee was ap-
pointed TO solicit funds lor the aid OF the New
York Genital strikers. Resolutions were also
unanimously adopted demanding that congress
snail lmmediate.r au;horiza aud Instruct the
secretary OF war 20 8 iza said Vanderbilt system
and operate the same al tue cost Of said service
for the benefit ana pleasure of the public.
NEW YORK, Aug. AT today's meeting of
the Central Labor Union resolutions were
adopted denoun' ing the management of the
New York Central railroad reei,ing the course
taken by Governor Seymour liz 62 in a similar
emergency, and calling upon congress to I'M
mediately take possession and operate the entire
Vanderbilt system
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Murdered by italian Thugs.

DENvER, Arg 2d.-Tao mas kievel. & labOrer,
was iHstan II killed at sa con near Rocky
Noun aiu lake late this afternoon. Kisv.l and
two friends were drinkiag az the bar when two
Italians attacked him W thcut any spperent
cause. One struck him over the heed with q
billisrd cue while the other stabbed him in the
abdomen with wicS ed-ioGking knife, infiictlng
wound which must have caused deah in
stantly. Tie two alians were arrested, but re-
fnse TO give any reason for the cfime.
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Railroad I'm a Piseon-Ho,e.

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 24-The bill granting
rignt-of-way ~ the Cinnabar & Cooke City rail-
road through q corner OF the Yellowstone Park.
still remains on the HOUSE Gale dsr, slfhoagh
D. B. Msy and Robert Laws lingsr sbout the
House corridor anxiously waiting TO get the bill
up. May says the bill will be passed all right II
il ever can be raised There is no doubt that
this is the case with a great many other bills of
a similar nature. Cooke City may wait until
next session tefore the bill Is passei.
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CINCINNATI, Aag. 2L--Delegates from forty
four assesnolics of knights of Labor met here to-
day and unanimously passed a resolution en-
dorsirg Powderly's action III New York
Cent? strike and saying that the cause of labor
is safe in his hands. sub. eription was started
and 1t is ,xpcc' ed that 1900 will be forwarded
{. ,wd.rly during the week Meetings viii be
held every night.
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A Ireacherous Raft Of Logs
Proves His Destruction,
STRANGE DISEASE IN ALASKA
Salmon-Fishers Attacked by Blood.
Poison and Paralysis.
The Unknown Ailmsnt Spreads . Panic
Among the settlsrs-Cable Car Run.
Away at Oakland = Several women
Hurt.

TACOMA, Aug. A-walter Hoffman, a Is-year.
old boy, was drowned This afternoon in the
channei near Twenty-hrst street. with a mum.
oer OF o.ner boys ne was undressed and playing
on rait OF logs anchored In the stream. Ha
slpped from the log on which he was sitting
ahu went unoer the raft and. being unable to
swim. was drowned The bodv was yacovsrsd
about 4 o'clock this evening ana win be buried
tomorrow from the residence of the boys psr-
ents on Pacific avenue near Twenty-6fth street.
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THE PuYALLUp COMMISSION.
Hard Fight for the Power to Negotiate
Purchase.

Hard Fight for the P0wer TO Negotiate
Purchase.
WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 24-The secretary of
the interior. under whose jurisdiction the case
comes, has been c. n idering names for appoint
ment on the Puyallup Indian commission, as
we'll as the commission to go TO the Warm
Sprin Q reservation n Oregon and Colville,
Wash. In the latter case the selection of men is
not difficult, as the commissi,n n has My 10 de-
termine the boundary line in Oregon and TO
negotiate for the cassion OF part OF tn Colville
reservati "A in Washington In the csse of
Puya lup, the int rests involved and the great
amount of discus ion over allowing a Washing
ton man 10 be appointed has drawn great deal
OF attention to il. In this, in all other cases,
there are a large number OF men anxious to
serve, and senators and representa- ives want to
arm these places with men for political reasons
Among the candidates are A. F. Foster. of
Tacoma, formerly of ST. Paul, but it has been
decided that 10 man from Tacoma will be
named. commission is also to be appointed
to negotiate with the Crow Indians in Montana
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RosToN, Aug M.-At q largely-attended meet
ing OF locsI Assem- blies of knights OF Labor COM
posed entirely OF railroad men the sentiment
was decidedly against strike. although SYM
patty was expressed for the strikers.
Vice-President Davis of the Steam Railroad
Mems Protective Union, says: ''Ne other organ
ization on top of earth has right TO order our
un.on to strike" His organization takes in all
classes OF men who work on railways.
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Officer Nike Noon distinguished himself as 8
man OF cool nerve AM speedy action last nigat
al / o'clock, Dy extirs u.saing FIRE ia French
dive in an alley nasr Fourth and Jackson
streets The officer saw smoke issgipg cut OF
the building several blocks away aud rushed 10
the scene. Arriving. he foend lamp had ex-
ploded, filing the - cons Win famss and smoke,
AID the occupants. ell drunk from their orgies,
were lying on the eooF in nesvy s.eep. With
the aid of towels, shawis. ana bedding, The FIRE
was put out and prooa.ly Tnaay thousand
dollars worth Of properly was saved
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GRowL AT PRINCE RUSSELL.
His Interference in Montana Deeply Re-
sented by the Senators.

WASHINGTON CITY. Aug. 24.-Some objection
is made by Montana to the alleged interference
of Russell Hsrrison in the appointment of
postmaster at Helena. Senator Power says that
politically Russell Harrison has no influence in
the state, and that he could not change three
votes upon anything, yet the appointment of
Mr.. Walker is DELAYED because the president de-
sires to crafty his son. The Montana senators
are not any too we'll pleased with the admins
tration for allowing Russell Harrison to have
more influence in appointments thsn the sena-
tors OF great state. The matter of patronage
causes a great deal of trouble TO the politician
during the present administration.
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a nIrl,t yYhala capturea.

SAN FRAycIsco, Aug. A-captain Hannah, OF
the steamer Corona. which arrived today from
Eureka, states that while his vessel was Up
there right whale was found stranded on the
beach. Il measured rs feet in Length and ~ fees
in circumference. 1t was expected Inht =
Uou,d give sixty barrels Of oil and at least LOCO
pounds of boue. II is the first right whale ever
seen In this vicinity.