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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-16

The cases OF John Goldenburn and
Janet Cummings, charged with being
persons OF bad fame, and accused Of
adultery, came up before Squire Ankle
Saturday afternoon, the testimony being
the same as foreshadowed in Saturdays
INrELLIGENcER. The State was repre-.
sented by L. S. Jordan, Mr.. ConifF ap.
pearing for the defendants. Several
witnesses, INCLUDING two or three police
officers, were examined. The officers
testified that Goldenburg had the repu.
tat!on OF being a gambler, one office.
adding that hiG reputation for honesty
was good.
The testimony showed that Golden
burg had been seen in the same room
with the Cummings woman, both being,
on one occasion,in exceeding deshabille.
st the close Of the testimony Golden.
burg was lned $40 and costs on each Of
two charges oflsdultery, committed at
two different times.
During the examination the charge Of
a6l.tery against the Cummings woman
had been withdrawn, and charges Of for
were brought Instead. Janet
was fined $40 and costs on each OF the
charges. Both wero then held in 5000
bail for good behavior for six months.
Emblem went on Cummings's
bond, and Goldenburg was committed
to iaii,
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AT CLERK HOOKS OPRICg.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded, Probate
IIuaineRE, ETC.

Real Estate Transfers Recorded, Probate
business, etc.
Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record one deed OF trust and transfers as
follows:
Deed made February 10. 1891, by Ann
Mehen and Bernard, her husband, to
Bernard Mehen, IT,, for the south half Of
lot No. s, in Joseph Caldwell's addition.
Consideration, 81 800.
Deed made February 10, 1891, by
Bernard Mehen, jr., to Bernard Mehen,
sr., for the south half OF lot No. s, in
Joseph Caldwell's addition. Considers.
ton, $1,000.
Deed made December 80, 1890, by the
Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio county
to ]. H. Storer, for l0100 OF an acre Of
land, part Of the poor house farm. Con-
sideratiop, $50 50.
Deed made February 12, 1901. by
Richard J. Vermillion and wife to Eliza
E. Bowman for 8 acres, q roods aud So
poles Of land on the National road. Con-
sideratiou, $3.50,
Deed made February 12, 1891, by j.
W. Herbert and wife tn Amelia B.
Falkenstein, Tor lot No, IS, in Zane's
orchard addition. Consideration, 1926.
Deed made January %, 1891, by
Spaulding K. Wallace and vile 10 John
A. Holiday, for the south half Of lot
No. u and all Of lots Nos. IS, II, IL and
lG, in square No. IS, in Joseph Cald.
wells addition. Consideration, $1,000.
Deed made January 90, 1891, by Wm.
Il. Wallace and wife, OF Denver. COL,
10 John A. Holiday, for their interest
in the south half OF lot No. u and al! Of
lots Nos. Is, IA, Is and 10, in square No.
Is, in Joseph UaldweiPs addition. Con-
sideration, $500.
Thomas Hartley was appointed ad.
ministrator Of the estate of George
Hartley, deceased. Bond $1,000; W. NJ.
Dunlap, surety.
PauIina Daub was appointed admin.
istratrlx Of the estate Of Charles panb,
deceaGed. Bondi $500; ]. Lohse and
Henry Was, sureties.
Christian sChnepf was appointed
guardian for the orphan children Of Karl
Schmidt, deceased. Bond $500; John
Haus, surety.
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ACTIVITY OF THE POLICE.

A Big GrIst of Cases Listed for This Morn.
ing's Court.
In Saturday mornings Police Court
there were twelve cases, of which
eleven were sent to the hill and one let
go on promising to leave town. In the
afternoon eight cases were heard and
one continued till this morning.
Six houses Of prostitution were raided
Saturday night by the police, and the
following landladies put up for their ap-
pearance Monday: Kizzie Walton, Lucy
Belmont, George Frank, Clara Moss,
Jess Monticello and Alice Lee, colored.
The fines of twenty.six men and nine
teen girls will 60 to swell the city's cof.
iers.
Last night five or six DRINKS, five or
six vags, two disorderlies and Carrie
Palmer, two girls and three men found
in her house were added to the already
large contingent. Tie docket this morn.
ing will number nearly il not quite
ninety cases.
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A WHEELING GIRLS POEM,
And her PathstIs stoTy-DoSs AnJ bod
Know "Agnesf"

Aud her PathstIe stoEy-DOoS Anybody
Know "Agnesf"
The following poem was written by a
young lady who went from Wheeling
about twenty years ago. At the time
this poem was published, she was resi-.
dent Of Lock Haven, Pa, and frequent
ly wrote for the papers OF that city over
the nom de plume-"Agnes."
The young lady's life came to sad
close there in the winter Of 1S7l-72, at
which time the following poem was re.
published in connection with her obitu.
airy. She held the position OF cashier in
a leading grocery in that place, and fell
q victim to dreadful acourge Of small.
pox there In the winter referred TO and
died alone in a garrett, where the physi.
clan found her as he made his round OF
visits.
She was held in high esteem by the
community, was an earnest worker in
the Disciples church Of the place, and q
teacher in the Sunday school. Her un.
fortunate affection and the sad circum-
stances Of her death cast gloom over
the whole town and vicinity.
A former resident OF that place, now
OF this city, is anxious to know il any OF
her family are now in the city. The re-
cent smallpox scare recalled this to
memory, and from an old ecrap. the
poem is copied for publication here.
With this bit Of history it will not be
uninteregkin0.
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AN UNUSUAL RECORD.


The BusineAS in the United States Court Mt
its Present Session.
In the thirty days in which the pres.
ent term Of the United States Court has
been in session at Parkersburg. rather
remarkable record has been made, some
points Of which were referred to in Sat
urday's INTELIIoEScER. There have
been sixty-nine criminal cases tried, OF
which sixty.three were convicted and
six acquitted. There were eighteen
pension cases, all but one Of which re-
suited in conviction. Two prisoners
were convicted Of perjury and ono Of
while all the postofice
cases we're convicted. The remainder
were for violations Of the Internal Rev.
enue laws. All those convicted were
sentenced to the Penitentiary, to Jail or
to reform school.
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ROBBRRIEs AND RUNORs.
The Thieves sun Around, but Get Nothing
Of Value.

About 5. o'clock yesterday morning
somebody broke one Of the windows in
front Of Gutman & Co.'s store, at Main
and Twelfth streets. The eek who
sleeps inside, heard the noise and fred
several shots, but to no effect. The the.
ory ts advanced that the glass was cut
with diamond, but the police affect to
think that q drunken man staggered
against 1t.
Yesterday morning man went up in
an alley in the Second ward to wake q
man named Farley, who works at the
electrical plant. He got the wrong
house, and when he knocked, somebody
inside yelled at him TO go away. he
said, 81 want Farley" but the only re-
Spouse he got was from q revolver, two
or three shots being fred. But that
Officer G1us CHANGED along just then,
this would have been reported as frst-
class attempt at burglary, heroically re-
pulsed. A man named Mooney lives in
the house and did the shooting, which
was inexCusably reckless and causeless.
Yesterday morning, in Q box OF sand
in an old house on South Water street,
about to be torn down, was found a par.
eel, which on being opened was found
to contain a silver spoon.holder, q mum.
Der OF silver knives and forks and other
pieces, in all numbering twenty-five
pieces. Paddy Mahoney took charge OF
1t and notified the police. The owner
can recover it by calling on Mahoney
and proving property.
Burglars attempted to gain an entrance
TO Charles divers residence on North
Market street, at an early hour Friday
morning, but were frightened away.
John Riley; the man who was sus.
pected to be implicated In the robbery
Of Clark's saloon by Charles Lippincott
was Yearrested Saturday morning and
held for court. Lippincott was released
Saturday, his mother going his bail fol
| 81 900.
Between ten and eleven o'clock Satur.
day night, while Andrew Shaffer, OF No
24l0 Woodsstreet, was crossing the Main
street bridge, he was stopped by two
men. One Of the strangers held 9
revolver to Shsfer's head, while the
other went through the victim, securing
SIS in cash. The robbers then skipped
Of, while Shaher notified the police
The latter made a thorough search o.
the neighhorhood, but failed to secure q
clue. This makes about half.a.dozen
recent robberies on or about the Main
street bridge, and one or two OF then
nearly ended in murder,
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A handsome private car belonging to
Mr.. Louis ]. Harris, President Of the
Harris Palstial Car Company, OF Boston,
was sheltered at the Baltimore & Ohio
depot for few hours Saturday morning.
The car isnamed "Jeannette," and It Is
said that the private car Of George
Pullman Is tho only one In this country
that surpasses 1t in beauty and convent
ences for comfort. It has all the con-
veniences Of house, such as electric
bells, electric lights, and combination
parlor and library and bed chamber.
Mr.. Harris and nine other gentlemen
from the East were its occupants, and
they are bound for New Mexico on q
pleasure and prospecting tour.
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Another irIghtiuI calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed 10 the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, a few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction of prices at HoH's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and the people are the
benefaCtors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
DO convinced Of tho truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone up.
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If you cannot see and need spectaeles
ron should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
ilnest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB W. 6RUBB,
JeWeler and Opdclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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In tho circuit Court.

In Part I of the Circuit Court satur
day, Judge Campbell presiding, the jury
in the case OF the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company vs.. the
Camden Consolidated Oil Company
brought in a general verdict for the
plaintiff and a special verdict for the
plaintiff in each Of three pleas.
The case of the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Company vs.. Mary E. Hand.
Ian was set for trial by jury February 20.
In the case Of Neill & Ellingham va.
the First National Bank OF Santa Bar.
bara, the defendant filed answer, and
the plaintiffs have taken time to con.
slider.
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TAprAN & CoNNrI, the Photographers,
are having a great demand for their new
"Aristo" Photographs.
rho skating Race.

The second race OF the serles-best
two out OF three-betveen Eugene
Hanke and Emmett Mcdowell, for $lOO
side, will take place Tuesday evening
next at the Lafayette Rink, Martins
Ferry. 1t will be three mile dash.
Mcdowell won the first rGce Saturday
evening last. Should Hanke win the
second race, they will skate deciding
race, notice Of which will be given in the
papers. This Will 10 the best race yet
skated, as Hanke claims he can defeat
Mcdowell in that distance.
TEoS. p. GpgBR, Manager.
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HALF Fare Excursion to Pittsburgh via the
Pennsylvania Lines,

On Monday, February %, excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh will be sold via the
Pennsylvania Lines at one fare for the
round trip from all ticket stations as far
west as Wheeling and Bellaire. AGrand
parade by the r.. Q; Y. a. NJ, and the
HnVeiling OF the Washington monument
in Allegheny Park, will attract many
visitors TO the Iron City on that day.
Tickets will be good returning until
Tuesday, February "a.
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AT THE THEATRES.


OF the famous play TO DO given at the Opera
House tomorrow evening for the itst time in
10 DO expected, the play by this tlme has be.
come 10 thoroughly the artistic property 6i tho
cast thatits presentation from rSt 10 last Is one
uubTOken delight No doubt the strongest hu.
man interest and the entire ability Of the play.
wright and his Interpreters are Centered III the
Ecene Of the burglary, but II Is nevertheless u
fact that while the act In question l1A whole
scene In Itself, "The Burglar Is as far removed
from being one scene or single Incident play
Is il Is possible for It TO be. The company q 80
we'll balanced, the whole performance moves 10
smoothly, the interest In each successive Scene
Il so csStiy sustained, that an evening spent at
The plGy this week Is sure 10 leave In the mind
Of the spectator the rare and comfortable salts.
faction Of time probably passed.
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Suit for Libel.

Saturday morning the preliminary
papers were filed by W. P. Hubbard,
counsel for Rev. Thomas E. Galway, in
damage suit for SO, 900 brought against
the West Virginia Printing Company.
In It's issue Of Wednesday the RegiSier
alleged that the N. +, minister at rria;
delphia had been. unduly intimate with
the wife OF a member OF his congrega.
ton, and as Dir. Galway is that minis-
ter he brinus the Enit,
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BELIiAIRR.
AN Sorts of Local News and Gossip from


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
8. q, Hamilton and wife, Of Georgetown, Pa,
are here, the guests Of friends,
The weeks work at the steel plant ending Sat.
urday was tho largest ever dene here.
Charles N. Rankin, OF BslIaIre, has been ap.
pointed Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad agent Ut
Il ISL Run.
Prof Kilmyer, Of Wheeling, will play for the
the Globe Hotel.
Officer John Strobe. OF the force here, and
Miss Ella wilIlseh, OF FairmOnt, ". Va will be
married In March.
Three hundred cars OF coke are on the way
from the West Virginia coke country for the
various works here.
r. G. McGAuRhGy's law books and aftlce fur.
nllure are 70 be sold Saturday at AcOnSLHble'S
sale TO satisfy CHIN.
Tho .EtuG Manufacturing Company is work.
ing on big lot OF patent dirt carts for the vArI
Gus contractors herGabOutS.
". C. Rankin sold his farm Of SST acres west
Of town for sl0GI 10 Mr., Hathaway, the man
who has rented II for some time.
Bellaire was literally alive with Italians on
Saturday. In every direction they could be seen
moving With theIE packs and bundles.
Mrs. L. Cnlt was caught by the gum boot
man" when Just ut her gate. She broke away
and ran In the house. Before the husband could
get out the iellOww gone.
Several very bad land slldas are reported on
the r., y. " & &. railroad, b., z. d q. railroad,
WVgec pike and the Greek pike causing the
contractors much trouble and extra work.
Ayoung MIS-. Ewing. OF Chicago, on u visit to
her parents here, aud who has been trobled with
/ q cancer or tunor, was operated on by BellRtre
doctors last week very successfully, the Iumor
being removed from her breast.
A Thirtysecond street shoe man was notified
by an officer on Saturday that he had seen a
man take pair OF shoes from the outside Of the
store. Tho Storekeeper nearly dropped, but re
covered enough to thank the policeman,
President Kern, Of the City Council, has Rp
pointed James I. Kelly and James +. Anderson
TO look after the Interests OF Bellaire before the
| state Board Of EuHatiEatt0n. Tho cases OF Belt.
Aire, bridgeport and Martins Ferry will be
herd before tho board next Thursday.
Mr.. s. White, living near LewIs's Mills, heard
some one trying the lock at the front door OF his
residence early Saturday morning. He Awak.
ened son, and, opening the door suddenly, saw
| q man leaving hurriedly. Mt. White QuiCkeued
his pace with shot from his gun, and from the
| actions OF the man he thinks he hit him.
Friday night or Saturday morning a local
freight car on the G & P. Railroad was broken
into and a bale OF dry goods consigned TO Blum
| Bros. was stolen. II was Afterwards found In
/ the yards by SArdmRSter ROmiCk, Soon after
the discovery OF this robbery, It was found that
thieves had broken Into II car on the B. & O.,
| and part OF a Aeree Of hams was taken. In this
case the reals WeTo broken, the car gone through
| and the seals again fixed up so nicely that the
| experienced men In the yards could hardly dc.
! lect the break.
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Superintendent OF Mails Whitehead,
casing up the Eastern mail, with full
force OF carriers working at their tables
-"Here's a letter for the manager oil
The BurRlar'-shows at the Opera
House, don't it? Here, Charley, de.
liver 1t to Riester."
Charley:-"The Burglars been show.
in all over town for several weeks. Have
to with till morning before you eau tell
where he showed. He's cancelled all
one night stands and seems to be here
for the season"
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Franz ZIerlor,s Party.

A regular old.iashioned party was
given by Franz ZieHler, at his home, on
tine South Side, Saturday night. The
evening was spent In dancing, the chief
feature being the prize waltz Jim
Nichols and Hen Brinkman each sought
out a partner and waltzed for the prize,
a key Of beer. The referee decided in
favor Of Nichols, though Rrinkman
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SPECIAL BARaAINS

To close our winter weights and make
rOOm-fOr our Incoming spring stock.
PlrSt.class work and ne guaranteed. Also
bargains In Underwear and Half Hose.
Wear the celebrated lace back SuS'
BENDER for comfort and durability.
G. HESS L. SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Gents Fnrnlshers'
1921 and 1898 Market street.
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Mr.. Buchannou, OF Holidays Cove,
has been in the city for several days
selling honey. Tho1e who know him
or have tried his honey would not, Of
course, suspect him Of being one Of the
bogus honey sellers whose scheme was
exposed in che IETELLIoRNcRR on FRI
day. Mr.. BaOhannOa 10 t'straiEht" and
sells GOOD honey.
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MOTHERS should bear in mind that
Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy is harm
less to children. 1t contains no ipjuri-
Gus substance. They incar no risk
when they give 1t even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that 1t is
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
It cure9 them promptly, and is pleasant
and safe for them TO take. For sale by
W. w. Irwin. @. R. ,Goetxe, ]. Klari, D.
Schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrich, John Coleman,
W. E. Williams, @. Menkemiller, W. @.
Armbrecht and S. L. Brice. nav
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ptrector.. Meeting.

Saturday morning a meeting OF the di.
rectors Of the Moundsyille Mining and
Manufacturing Company was held at the
McLnre House. The board concluded
to take up the options on land as they
fell due. General Manager Cook re-.
ported that large amount OF stock had
been taken. All the directors promised
TO take more shares.
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MARVELLOUS in style and liuish-Tap.
pan & Oonnel's "Aristo" Photographs.

E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, haye left few Of the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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The Grand will be opened this evening by the
Weber & Fields company for three nights en-.
GaHement, This company Is away up aud Is said
10 be composed Of eighteen OF the highest
SAlArIed people In the vaudeville line. Il will
variety line seen at the Grand lately. Those
desiring seats should secure them at WelE's, and
avoid tho rush at the door.
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The proprietor Of a leading American
tnenagerie says that his gains by the
births OF wild animals in his show are
annually about $50, 600 greater than his
losses by the deathsin the collection.
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claimed to have been euchrsd out otthe
prize. At u o'clock sumptuous sup.
per was served, and large quantities Of
Holland herring, Limburger cheese and
schwaIz brod were consumed. Schoen's
orchestra furnished the music.
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The Marvin Bakery has Just placed It's
latest goods before the public. The
new Graham Lunch is selling like hot
cakes. 1t is the finest goods they ever
made. Always ask Tor the Marvin
Brand Of Cakes and Crackers. They are
sold throughout America.
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Gle SntflLtaenter.
ONCE Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements.

Attention, Capltal-DWelIIng AouSes al Public
s4 EsTnibtoIderlcs-GeO. N. Shook & cO.-FOufth
page
Stock Taxing Is 0VeF-Eggcr Warrick & Co.
Bargains Gu Cheap counter-JOhn Friedel.
UOGe & nro-HaTdwaFe, etc.
6pecIaI Linen 5Ale-J. S. Rhodes Co,
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nnr,,,nnlanf InAtrnI..

The following expression concerning The min.
StreI company which Is 10 be seen at tho Opera
pkfG Record: The GOrmans made gIeat hIt At
The chestnut Street Theatre last night. There
was rollckIng snAppy air about the entertain.
ment, and 1t had sufficient novelties, good sing.
Ing and ConlCalllies TO send the large audience
home In happy frame Of mind and pTOnDunC.
ing the verdict: 4 great ShOR
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The Importance OF purifying tho blood can,
not be overestimated, foE without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs
good medicine to purify, vItalizc, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
PaeI,Iiar sarsaparIlla. Itstrengthens
S"''0A' and builds up tho system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradlcatcs disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used EiYe 10
Hoods sarsaparilla pccul. To I4eaIS
lar curative powers. No ~ ILSSl
Observation-Disclosures such arecord Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods SarsaParllia do not be induced to
take any other instead. It is a Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarSararIlla ia sold by all druggists
Prepared by 9. ]. Hood s Co.. Lowell, Mass,
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-For Western PennSyl;
vAni0, htiEk eouthetly wIndS, cloudiness aud
rain; cooler by Tuesday morning, For Ohio aud
West Virginia, threatening weather and ram;
cooler by Tuesday morning with cold wave IN
Ohio; brisk S0uthwesterly winds.
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A FIRE alarm yesterday afternoon was
caused by blaze in the roof Of the resi-
dence Of William L. Gilbreath, on North
York street, Island. The department
responded In good shape, but the force
Of the Island reel put out the Ere with
little damage.