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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
HE CONES AGAIN.
The Malta italian Editor seems to Have II
Very Bad.

New York, April Isl Eco dc hdl'd
prints the following in to-day's issue;
mo one. after the slaughter at New
Orleans. doubted that the murderers would
be allowed to walk freely about the streets
No one thought, however, that from the
Cabinet at Washington would have been
sent out such stupid and dishonest pleas,
attempting 10 save the murderers from
the hands of the hangman.
IAN honest and civilized nation would
not have allowed a bloodthirsty mob TO at
tack the prison and murder the prisoners,
and should such thing have happened
through the carelessness OF the authorl-
ties. civilized nation would have prose
cuted and punished the guilty parties. Be
fore giving satisfaction to Italy, the United
States ought 10 give it 10 themselves. The
murderer triumphs and finds an advocate
in Secretary Blaine, and the civilization OF
America. so often boasted, has has proven
to be a bluff humOug.
"A government which approves such d
course betrays its own country, and calls
upon civilized nations 10 send their gnns
to teach it now international law and
rights should Ue respe cted.' 80
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
AN INHUMAN MOTHER.
She Sells Her Daughter for immoral Pur'
poses-A Court Room Scene.

ST Louis. April lS-A sad and some
what sensational scene occurred this morn
| ing in the Court of Criminal Correction
when Mrs Louisa Edwards was arraigned
for selling the virtue of her owr daughter,
pretty girl of l3.
"Oh' nv Cod my God. Judge have
mercy, Please have mercy Don't let me
be dragged to iailr'
Those were the words she uttered as she
entered the room. They rang through the
court room and made many Of those pres
ent pitv her. For moment Judge Clai-
borne was almos overcome. but glancing
at the upturned face of the little girl VINO
bv that time was weeping bitterly, IN sym
pathV with her mother, his heart hardened,
and he said:
Il can have no mercy for such an inhu-
man mother as you. You have ruined your
daughter forever Remove the woman
from the courtroom
Two deputy sheriffs advanced 10 obey
the order of the court, but with shrll
scream of anguish the mother clutched the
railing. II was only by main force that
her hold was looseued, and she was then
carried bodily into the prisoners cage,
when she was turned over TO Mrs Harris,
the police matrou.
"Oh. Mrs. Harris dear, gentle, patient
woman, let me sec anu MISS NY A1uSAtOl'
for Gods sake do"
The heart OF Mrs. Harris ached for the
woman. but the woman was in the hands OF
Justice, and the law prevented her from
seeing the girl she had ruined.
The trial was proceeded with. Special
Oficer Freeman testified that the woman
had agreed to sell her daughter for an I'M
moral purpose to him for 800. ana he had
placed her under arrest
Mary Edwards, the girl wronged, al
firmed the statement, and added too, she
had often been sold to other men. Hel
ruin. she said. had first been accomplished
| by her stepfather.
Her story was d simple one, yet told in
such manner as to harden the hearts OF
every one against the inhuman mother. II
showed that the girl was perfectly limo
cent and knew not that her mother had com
mitted the foulest of crimes Ever since
the arrest, which was made about two
weeks ago, she has been confined in the
House of the Good Shepherd and she vii
undoubtedly remain there until she Is o.
age
At the conclusion Of the hearing the wo
man was held TO answer in the sum o.
/ y 900. in default of which she was taker
| back to Jail. The case will now DC takor
up bv the May grand jury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
TPE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He is Received With Great Good Humor
in Texas.

III
HoUsToN. TEX, April 1s-The Presi-
dent and party are now enjoying the hos
pitality of the people of Texas, and have
made an unconditional surrender. The
welcome occurred at Palestine at 7:3C
O'Clock this morning by the Governor OF
the State and the Mayor and City Council
of Palestine.
Gov. Hogg welcomed the party on be-
half of the State and Mayor Pratt on be-
half of the city.
The President, in response, said in part
II gives me pleasure 10 come this fresh
morning into this great State, kingdom
without a king; an empire without an EN-
peror; State gigantic IN proportion and
matchless in resources, with diversified IN
dustries and infinite capacities TO sustain d
tremedous population, and to bring tc
every home where industry aoldes, pros
perity and comfort.
II is very kind of YOU to come here this
morning before breakfast. Perhaps you
are initiating me into the Texas habit. II
is TO take something before breakfast
Laughter and cheers.
Secretary Rusk also made a short adj
dress. He spoke of the vast natural re-
sources of the State and predicted that a
continuance OF that present enterprise OF
the people would make it the richest, as il
is now. the largest State OF the Union.
The President then had short reception
on the rear platform Immediately at the
close Of which the train bore him and his
host, Governor Hogg away TO Houston
where the enthusiasm was shown at
Palestine was repeated on much larger
scale.
The ceremonies included a famous pa
rade of the Houston Light Guards. While
there was no booming of cannon the good
will of the people was plainly demonstrat
ed by profusion of r~ses and other iiower'
showered or the visitors way.
The Presidents car was also made
bower Of roses by committee of ladies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
WEDDING PARTY POISONED.
Participants at the Feast Taken Ill After
Eating Ice Cream.

LOUISVILLE, April lS.-Miss Fannie b.
Herr, the handsome daughter of one Of the
largest and best known farmers in jefferson
county. and Mr. Allen Snooks, Of Emi-
nence. Ky, were married at the handsome
country residence Of the brides father yes
terday. The wedding was one Of unusual
brilliancy, and all of the families around the
neigh hborhood were present. After the Ger
em0ny the guests scattered around i'm
groups and enjoyed themselves until supper
was announced The refreshments con-
sisted of a spread Of delicacies, including
ice cream, which seemed particularly pop
ular Gradually symptoms Of sickness
came over the whole party, and some were
too in to be taken away. The condition Of
the sick people became such that Mr. Herr
was alarmed and dispatched messenger
for physician. Seven people are lying
very low The ice cream was furnished
by a reputable caterer Of Louisville
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

yps-ial Ts..qrap, 20 ~ s,1fly Register
CHARrE,roN. ". Va. April lS.-There
was a rush of charters at the Secretary OF
states Office to-day aud the following were
issued. Mechanics Building ard Loan
Association. principal oili-e at Hunting
Ton. Capita $500. with the privilege of in
creas.ne IL 81 .Gon.0U0 A B. Halmer and
others of Hunting on are the incOrpOratOrs.
Equ,-ab,e Building and Lean Associa-
uOn of Huntington. Capital 500, with
tue privilege of increasing IL 20 S5,OOO,OOO
George Mckendree and others are the in
corp0rar0re.
Rapid Transit Co, % run all kinds OF
vehicles and street railways. and deal In
merchandise oi all kinds 40 ParkerSburg.
Capital $780, with the privilege Of iucreas-
iurit toSiCOuO The incorpOrators are y.
IT, Shaw and others.
SprIuc Water Supply Co, TO supply
water tO the suburbs of Parkersburg and
deal iu merchandise. PudclpA ohce al
Par6ersolrg Capital so, with the prlyi-
Iere of increasing r. to$i0OOOo. =. { shaw
ANA others are the incorporators
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

out OF not. | shall be ready for him day
ing his hand upon his revolver). l wish
him no harm, but shall defend myself as
well as | am able Anyhow, have no use
for a man who uses knife. The pistol IS
far better.
81 am not glad that you have found me
out, for do not care to have my story
published 10 the world. So far, however,
as my safety is concerned 1t makes niue
difference. II is already known to those
who have warned me that am living here
under an assumed name. When they are
ready 10 kill me they will come, and not
before l shall use every means IN my
power. however, to kill them first. II may
be that that will do little good know
that am doomed man. 1t is useless Tor
me to attempt any further disgulses II l
should fly to the remotest part OF the thelr
vengeance would follow me-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
Mrs. Langtry's Worst Venture.

LONDON, April lS.-Alrs Langtry will
withdraw Sir Charles Young's Linda
Grey, the Lily's worst venture in the the
atrical line in London, tonight and will
close the Royal Princess for the present at
least. II is an open question whether Mrs.
Langtry viii appear again this season.
Some claim she will. while others assert
that if the Royal Princess is rc-opened
this season IL will not be with play in
which Mrs Langtry will appear Mrs.
Langtry, referring to her failures and fu-
ture prospects, says that the former have
not disheartened her, and that she will not
allow them TO bring about her retirement
from the stage; nor will she 20 TO the Uni
tod States a nrpcput
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
E.iIed or ForcIbly Converted.

LONDON, April lS.-Advices from Po-
land, by way of Berlin, state that the Rus
sian authorities are prosecuting with great
bitterness the priesthood and members Of
the Greek United Branch of the Roman
Catholic Church. The priests in this
branch are the only ecclesiastics in the
Roman Catholic Church who are allowed
to marry, this being a special privilege
granted to them by the Pope The Rus
sian Church is endeavoring to drive them
into the Russian Orthodox Church, and
many of the priests and their flock have
been exiled to Siberia, while others have
been forcibly converted.
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Another British victory.

SNLA. April ls.-The British forces
have engaged and defeated a large body OF
Miranzais. The victory was rSt obtained
until after a stubbornly contested engage
ment had been fought. and until in the
heat Of the battle the British forces made a
dashing advance and completely routed the
Miranzais. Several English soldiers and
officers were severly wounded. A general
advance Of British troops will be made to-
dav. the object being 10 break the enemy's
linrs and clear the Sanana range Of bills
which the Miranzais occupy in force Tn,
enemv's loss ia the engagement which has
mst taken place is unknown but it is be-
fcvcd TO have been heavy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
This Won't DO.

TORONTO, April lS.-The presence oI
several agents VINO are at present in To
ronto engaging workmen in the building
trades to 20 TO Chicago, contrary TO the
alien contract LABOR law Of the United
States was the subject of discussion of 1
meeting Of the trade and labor council last
night. II was stated by one delegate tha
posters had been used here calling for 50i
men to 90 to Chicago, and another state'
that he had spoken to one of theagents wh'
was anxious to secure 80 men to 20 10 Chi
cago. Offering to pay their fare and to guar
antee them good wages The matter vii
be brought before the American consul il
this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
r.cnred Murderer Keenptured

BALTIMORE. Mn April lS.-Blaney, the
escaped murderer. was rearreSted about
a quarter Of eleven to-day, in the south
western district of this city
Blaney was arrested in bed at the house
of his aunt. Mrs. Annie White, 1851 Sar-
cent street The inmates of the house said
Blanev came there drunk this morning. He
made show of resistance, but was too
much under the influence Of liquor TO make
his struggles effective. The death war
rant Will be read 10 him on Monday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
PARKEKSBURG.
The Democratic Council Caucus-Omcers
Chosen-The River Pirates.

goscial Tsiegram 70 TIE Smday Register.
PARKERsBURG, w Va, April lS.-The
caucus of the Democratic members of the
new CITY Council, held the other night,
determined, as predicted, on Ia clean sweep.
The following list, though unofficial lthe
caucus having been held in secret, IS
probably correct:
City Clerk-Edward Prince.
Collector-E. O. Hiehle.
Police Judge -Thos. Quinn.
Chief of Police. x. Mehen.
Superintendent Water Norks-J. V.
Mayhau.
Street Commissioner Thomas Dolan.
CITY Attorney LEVIN Smith.
The police force will be all new men
and straight Democrats
Market Mastcr-John Carraghan.
River pirates stole a lot of boxes OF can
ned fruits. jeliies, etc, deposited for snip
ment by the Dana Canning Company, on
the Ohio river bank, night before last, and
this morning Capt. Mehen arrested Pat
Mcconnell, who lives near the head of
Blennev. on a charge of having been the
thief. Some of the goods were found in
his possession.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
He Rrrke Id the ReveI.

BrRINGr0N. H.. april lS.-Word has
oeeu received from Madison county Of a
rdtal dgnt. I'D. Carnock, James Smith and
BOB Carter were carrying on 4 drunken
rcvcl at the mouse Of Thomas Smith, when
quarrel arose, iu which Smith was
shocked scnsclcss He was carried into
the ward and buried under lot Of rubbish
rhe gang then continued its carOuse. In
the meantime. Smith regained conscious
ness and securing a gun emptied both bar
rels into the gang u Ievelers, fatally
wounding Bob Carter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
Murder and Suicide.

New YORK, April IS Sam Clark shot
his wife, Sarah, in the head and breast at
BOG Concord street Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon, and then shot himself in the
head They were removed 10 the Brook
lyn hospital and both will probably die.
One of Mrs. Clark's brothers said last
night said that his brotherin-law and sis
ter had often quarreled, even before their
marriage 1t had always, he said, been
expected by the family that sooner or
later some trouble would occur.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
SHE SEES BEN.
with Whom She Played when She Was
His Grandfather's slave Child.

MEMPHIS, April lS-A pleasing incident
of the Presidents visit to Memphis was
witnessed just as the train left the depot
Esther Mccoy, an aged colored woman
who belonged TO Mr.. Harrison's grandfath-
er. John F. Page, and who was playmate
of the President in childhood at Page
Brook. Va, was trying to get glimpse OF
him. For a while the police a kept her
back with the crowd until reporter came
along and escorted her in From window
10 window of his car she went, not satisfied
until she had found him and shaken him
cordially by the hand.
1t is hardly possible 10 tell who enjoyed
it more. the President or his old playmate
Fearing lest she should not see him she had
written letter and given it TO an officer 10
deliver, which he did after the train started.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
snccessfnI rrlck Of nnrclars.

NoRwALK, CT. April ls.-Burglars, un-
doubtedly professionals fired a small barn
on the outskirts of the borough last night,
and while the police and others were watch
inn the blaze, entered Jackson's iewelry
store on Wall street, broke open the old
fashioned safe, and secured several thou
sand dollars worth of diamonds and Jew
elry. \ woman boarder at the Norwalk
hotel adjoining. watched the operation from
a window, but was too frightened TO give
the alarm.
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Elre persen. Drowned.

SPECIAL Tslsgraia 70 ne sunday Register
CuArLr-rsN. ". VA, April lS.-Five
men were drowned iu Laurel Greek, near
Addison. Webster County, few nights
a.,o They were crossing stream that
was much swollen by the rains ON a foot
lo.- Tho water was so high that il tloated
-he lor. and all were thrown into the
stream Their names could not 0c learned.
-Four were Amori cans and one AN Italian
but one of the bodies has been recovered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

FIR. WAYNE. IND. April lS.-The wife OF
George Murphy, of Lao Township, neal
here. placed revolver against tue head OF
her sieeping daughter this morning and
sent a bullet through her head, killing her
Instantly. Mrs Murphy. who is crazy
then turned on toe other member OF the
household. but was ovcrpowercd and dis
armed. She says her daughter will be bet
ter off now About a year AGO Mrs. Muir
uhy attempted 10 take the lives of her chill
dr.r
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Two nanr Application.

s.s-r T.Lgra,a 90 me Susdgy Register.
Cu,rrr-roN. W. Va, April Is -Appli-
ca,io. $ for appo ntments IN the Board OF
-he Worlds Fair Managers and state
Board of Agriculture are stiu pouring in,
and there viii be no difficulty IN finding
abundant materia. tor the Governor 10 Sc
lact from them the Board of WORLDS talr
Managers There are thirty-three apph-
cations with ONLY five appointments 70 be
made For the Board of Agriculture there
are almost as many. The Governor will
not return before the middle of next week,
and until then az least there will be no ap-
pOiutmentS made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
Bean Eaters Beat.

BosToN, MA-s, April lS.-The Boston
club (Americ. Association played the
opening champ onship game to-day with
the Athletics, Gov Russell and staff, and
Mayor Matthews were present The
Boston s won by superior all around work
Attendance $3.50. Score Boston .,
Athletics 3 earned. Boston (, Athletics ,;
hits. s. and :; errors, > and 3. Pitchers,
Haddock and Weyhing. Umpire, Snyder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
Alien Contract Labor Violation.

WAsn1NGroN. d. G., April lS.-The
Treasury Department is in receipt of Ie-
port dated April from Special Agent
Lester who went to Louisville, Ky, under
instructions from the department to in
vestigate an alleged violation of the alien
contract labor law by VIM. Snead " Co,
of Market street, Louisville He,said with
United States District Attorney Jolly. OF
Louisville, he succeeded in finding four
men who said that the firm of Snead X Co.
through its agent. Mr.. Bonny. of Glasgow.
scotland. had paid their way not only
from Scotland to New York but also 10
Louisville. The agent says the case is a
clear violation of the law The district
attorney expects to prosecute the offending
firm
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Iron Merchant Fails.

READING, PA, April lS.-Thc Sheriff to-
day levied on the real estate Of j. X
Spang. a well-known iron master Of Len
hartsvllle. this county, on an execution Of
So 900 The real estate consists OF four
teen properties in Greenwich, Windsor
aud Albany townships and Reading. in
cluding farm Of 27l acres, a large char
coal furnace the mansion house store and
ten tenant houses at Lenhartsvilie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
TbinksIta Fake.
Thinks III a rake
Sreciql TelsqrQu 10 TIE Sunday REGISTER.

special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register
CoLUMBUs. O., April 1S.-Goyernor
Campbell this morning received a letter
signed - G.. T., " and pOstmarked kenton,
q. in which the writer confesses that he
killed Stephen Skidmore, the man Tor
whose murder Isaac Smith is still awaiting
execution here. The Governor thinks II a
fake.
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Two Children Killed

MERRILL, WIS, April lS.-Two children
of Q. " Fuller were playing near pile Of
plank Yesterday. when the plank tipped
over on both. The girl died In q few min
ltes and the boy only lived about two
nours Another child who was on top Of
the lumber pile escaped unhurt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19
The Champions Win.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April lS.-Although
the Browns made more hits, tielded better,
than the Louisyille's. the Champions won
the first gone OF the series from st Louis
Attendance 5000. Score: Louisville >,
ST. Louis 2; errors each, hits, 6 and y.
Pitchers, Doran and Stiyetts. Umpire
Ferguson
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WAsHlNGroN, April lS.-The game to-day
was sharply played by the felders, and
while the batting was not heavy there was
enough of il to keep up the interest Of the
1000 spectators. Score Washington T.,
Baltimore >: earned and ,; hits, each ;
errors, and I 4; pitchers, Casey and Gun
ningham; umpire, Jones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

TAyLoR,roaN y. PA. April lS.-The new
oil refinery here VIII be in operation about
June lst IIw will employ about - men and
will start 0tf with capacity OF 500 bar
rels a day. The buildings tankage, etc,
are of the best The b. X O. will at once
put in "a siding for the accommodation of
fLn rariunrr.
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Poor incinnati Again

Columns. Ohio April lS.-Three thou
sand people saw the opening Of the cham
piouship season here today. Both teams
PLAYED a model game, but Cincinnati lost
because of poor batting. Score: Colum
bus. 3; Cincinnati. >. Earned, and ]
Hits. 1 and 3. Errors, each. Pitchers
Easton and Dwyer Umpire, knell.
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4 aeavy Blow.

MRloN. IND, April lS.-A heavy wind
storm struck the northern part Of this city
last cv,uiuE crushing thc Crosby paper
mill. b side overturniuc and uorooiing a
number ot other buildlugs. No fatalities
are rcpc..ed though many persons are in
iurod
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1 singular Accident.

IArAYI7eg. IND, April lS.-Mrs. Cath
crime Dolau. aged seventy years, while
standing on the street crossing this morning
waiting for yoUug;race horse to pass was
,ic6cc on the head by the animal, fractur-
ing her skull and causing death three hours
after
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Faye,;e County Republican, Convention.

SrelcI TlIlrrIN n - SHNN1g Hsgi7sr.
F,srrrr. ~. Va, April l>.-About 500
Repuelic.tus mot at kUuawhd Fails to-day
aud nominated Hon. ii. W. Brazie for
Criminal Judge of FSvctte C0u-ty, James
Ar1,ttc1r. for Superintendent ~ schools
and c0uuit'oes of each district The con-
v,rr.uu Was a harmonious one
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Chicago's Big Death kate.

CHICAGO. April lS.-The number of
deaths in this city reported 10 the Health
Department for the week ending at noon
today was Sil, against go last week.
Acute lung diseases. the result of the damp
weather. are far above the normal in num-
GER.
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Probably Guilty.

Nrv Ncg>. Aprill l> Philip de Ringer,
the husband OF the woman whose funeral
was stopped Yesterday by the police, and
who IS accused of having Sil-ed bis wife.
was arrested today while trying 20 collect
theiff 'nSwaASe Oh bis Wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-19

CLAY,vuIr. PA, April l>-The Carson
No 3. tue f4rtaest one south .u tails neld,
caue Thursday and IS rated at lNO barrels
10 belongs 90 the Victor OIL Go. This well
win cause renewed activity iu this neld
as 10 indicates south western extension
from what has been considered the mint
The oil was reached iu the Gordon sand al
"A depth of 2.1Sf feet
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-29

A delightful love-story, full Of pas
sion and intrigue, and written in
Laura Jean Libbey's best vein. en-
titled, "Ulmont Ulvesford, begins in
this weeks New York Family Story
Paper. IL is a splen Gid story, and will
be eagerly read by thu thousands of
admirers Of the charming aud versa
tile young authorizes Of miss Middle
tons Lover" Our readers should not
fail to buy a copy Of this weeks Fam
lily story Paper, 81 hat they can read
the opening chapt-cs Of "Ulmont
Ulvesford," by Laura Jean Libbey.