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DISINTECRATING.
The Several States Of Brazil Setting
Up Individually.
THEY WILL HAVE NO DICTATOR
10 Rule The AfAin Of the Nation, and Unlsa Sons
vGy Prompt Action is faksa By Do
louses, Big Brazil Will .s.
bsa Thing Of the Past

LONDON, November l0.-11 r. MA
despatch just received here from Per-
nambuca brings further alarming intel
liQence regarding the situation OF affairs
In Brazil. There is no doubt that the
situation of affairs In Brazil arising out
OF the assumption Of dictatoral powers
by the late President OF the Republic,
Marshal Deodoro Da Fonseca Is rapidly
approaching point whore resort to
arms will be necessary TO establish the
position of the dictator.
So strong has the opposition to Da
Fonseca grown that yesterday IL was
announced that the important province
OF Rio Grande Do Sui had declared It's
independence. The dispatch Just re-
ceived shows that steps will have to be
Immediately taken TO prevent II pos
sible the disintegration OF the republic.
The province of Grauo Para has fol-
lowed the example set by Rio Grande
Do Sui, and to-day declared Its inde-
bendence. Grauo Para, or, as IL Is bet
ter known. Para, is one OF the most i'm
portant provinces OF Brazil.
The despatch received this evening
further states that the Independence
movement will probably be followed by
similar declaration by the province or
Bania.
Dictator Da Fonseca is moving rap
idly to suppress these attempts TO set up
separate governments and he has or
dered war ship to proceed, without de-
lay, to Rio Do Sui, 10 take such action
as may be necessary to prevent tho
provincial authorities from carrying
their declaration Of independence into
effect.
1t behooves him to move with alacrity
for already a man has been named In
connection with the contemplated pres.
idency OF the province. He is Silverice
Martinez, who, during the last revolu-
tlon, was baniShed from the country.
He was subsequently, allowed to re.
turn, and he, without doubt, possessed
greater political Influence than any
other man in the province.
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Bad accident in a Chicago Mil.

CHICAGO, November 10.-Matthias
Picrowsld was asphyxiated and four
other employees were 80 seriously affect
ed that they will probably die, by the
breaking OF a gas main at the Illinois
Steel Company's mill, SOnth Chicago,
last night. The names OF the injured
are: James Whiting. Frank Brunk,
aged %: William Matthews. aged 25:
Henry Matthews, aged 90, and an un-
known man.
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CANVASSING BOARDS
At Work On the Returns OF the Now
York Election-Both Sides Claim the
IeCIslature.

At Work On the Returns OF the New
York Election-Both sides Claim the
Legislature.
New YORK, November 10.-The
County Boards, to-day, meet to canvass
the returns OF the late election and to
declare the successful candidates. Each
party is claiming a majority In both
branches OF the Legislature, and there
fore the result of to-day's work OF the
Canvassing Boards Is awaited with
great interest.
1t is evident that there IS to be a de-
termined fight in every doubtful dis
trict, and as the majority OF the county
boards In these districts are Democrat
ic, the Republican managers are on net
ties for fear OF decision against their
claims to the control OF the House, but
state that they have prepared for emer-
gences.
According to the official figures as
they now stand, and these may be
changed by the canvassing boards, the
Senate will be Republican bya majority
of five and the Assembly will be Demo-
cratic by a majority Of eight.
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The Masonic Grand Lodge.

MARTINsBURG, w. VA, November TO-.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons OF this State convened
in the Equity lodge rooms in this city
this evening at seven o'clock. The en-
tire time was taken up receiving the
reports from the lodges throughout the
State.
One hundred and seventy delegates
are present and number of Masons
from other States. The election OF
officers will occur tomorrow; also the
BANQUET, which will be held in the Cen
tral Opera House, at which five hun
dred guests are expected.
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Knledapsuutx sheriff.

JACKSON, MISS, November TO-
While attempting to arrest two burg
lars at Clinton, ten miles east OF here to-
day, r. s. White. deputy sheriff offhe
county, was fatally wounded, dying two
hours afterwards. The BURGLARS last
night broke into store at Raymond,
aud White tracked them to the depot at
Clinton. On being commanded to throw
up their hands they drew their pistols,
aud after firing several volleys at White,
escaped. White was one OF the best
men OF the county. After the shooting
the burglars took to the woods. An
armed posse is in pursuit, and II cap
tured q lynching bee will probably
follow.
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We have made arrangements with the
DIR. B. j. Kendall Co., publishers Of "a
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases" :"
which will enable all our subscribers 70
obtain copy of that valuable work free
by seuding their address (encIosing .
two-cenr stamp for mailing ssme) to DIX.
B. j. KENDALL Co., ESosBURG FALLS,
VT. This book is now recog0ized ss
standard authority npon al diseases
of the horse, - its phenomenal sale
sttests, over four million copies having
been sold In the past ten years, sale
never before reached By any publication
10 the same period Of time. We feel
confident that our patrons will appreci-
ate the work and be glad 70 avail them
selves of this opportunity Of obtaining .
valuable book.
= is necessary that Jon mention this
paper in sending for she 'srTsasise. /"
This otter will remain open fos oaIy 8
hort tins.
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.. S. SUPREME COURT.

One Case Goes to Arbitrators-Intsrest
Ing Case ON Cxsr Reeds Rulings 70 Come
Up November so.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November TO-
The hearing In the Bering Sea Sealeries
case In the Supreme Court was resumed
this morning. Solicitor General Taft
continued his argument. Attorney Gen.
eral Miller interrupted Mr.. Taft during
the coure OF his remarks to announce
that 1t had been agreed.to submit the
controversy between the United States
and England. as to the seal fisheries, to
arbitration, and that the official an
nouncement OF that fact would soon be
made.
The United States Supreme Court hss
postponed until November 30 the argu-
ment In the three cases involving the
constitutionality OF the Mckinley tariff
act and also In the case in which the
act, which provides for the classifica-
tion OF worsteds, is attacked on the
ground that the Speaker had no right
TO count a quorum in passing the bill.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., November TO-
No news has been received at Brazilian
legation TO Indicate that the Province
OF Rio Grande Sui has seeded from the
Republic OF Brazil or is In u state OF re-
volt.
A cablegram has been received at tho
legation from the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs rsating to routine matters but
giving nd hint OF revolution or the
RESIGNATION OF the cabinet.
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ALMOST DONE FOR.
ne Great Mcdonald Oil Field shows All
The signs OF DrAining-No New Wells.

me Great Mcdonald Oil Field shows All
he Signs of Draining-No New Wells.
hTTSBURG, November 10 There
','e no new gusherS came in at McDOn-
90 today and but one small well.
N'eIa dry holes were struck, however,
'lca have considerable significance.
,'eenlee and ForSt No. I, on the Mevay
(, ,.'ll' was the most important OF these.
" Rerced the sand but no oil responded.
lie well is but five hundred feet
..el the big ruSher of the same firm,
'-'l Eowed at the rate of six hundred
,,'''eS an hour. Gartlan Il Hayes
.'..'r No. 5 was also dry. The loca-
r,' IS also close to ForSt gusher.
i@.5DS well come in and is doing two
-.'-cied !. barrels a day. No. l Elliott
\ ,ae Devonian Oil Co. has put los. 600
res IN the tank in thirty days. The
''rS ~ lor Yesterday were 40, 100 barrels.
"a 3ae production is steadily decreasing
~ 'ne sand shows signs of draining.
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pARNELL'S LETTER
To william O'BrIen Made Public NJ Last
Redmond and Harrington scored.

To william O'BrIen Made Public NJ Last.
Redmond and Harrington scored.
DUBLIN, November 10.-Mr. VIM.
O'Brien publishes long letter In the
Frccmdn's Journal donouncing the con-
duct OF Mcssrs. Redmond and Har-
rington in trying to deceive the
Irish public by pretending on ths
strength OF their hope that he had
lost Mr.. Parneli's letter that IL dis
closed some dark trcachery towards
Mr.. Parnell or their liberal allies.
Mr.. O'Bricn now gives the letter to
the world, together with his own reply,
the only letter he wrote TO Mr.. Parnell
during the Boulogne negotiations, and
not yet published.
Mr.. Parncil's letter 20 Mr.. 0'Brien
been done, and as new proposals sug-
gests that Mr.. Mccarthy interview
Mr.. Gladstone and get written memo
randum embodying assurances already
given. providing for land and police
privileges. the memorandum 10 be
transferred 10 the custody OF 0'Briep, 90
that II II was satisfactory to both Mr.
ParDel and Mr.. O'Brien, the former
would announce his retirement from
the chairmanshIp; that the terms OF the
memorandum should not be disclosed
until the Nome Rule bill was intro
duced and not then unless the bill was
satisfactory. but that after the passage
OF a satisfactory bill. Mr.. Parnell should
be permitted 70 publish the memoran-
DUN. instead OF two years
limit within which the constabulary
shouId be disarmed and converted into
a civil force. Mr.. Parneli agreed that
the time might be extended To Eve years.
but he said IL was OF vital importance
that some limit should be fixed. The
letter, In conclusion, gives Mr.. O'BrIen
permission to show II to Redmond
brothers and Mr.. Gill.
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] Am an Ola Mon

s,tbe loe. oe ~ Years Of age next June, and
aeteral 'SSi SSSSS.x SIX years have suffered from
as5 ~. oe.eolllty and old age. AT times /
'aone,o, 'aoneroIge get out Of bed without help. /
sses ffeeu fs1s 70 take Sulphur Bitters. In a
appe,i,s' ''' stronger and got mighty fine
.ecay ra,EII stII continue their use, and
.selg tire5 @5Aeo over three miles without
S'e yaar. something | haven't done in
sSsbt snar, before. Sulphur Bitters is a
V lsTa ineoieine.-Gsor0e Brown, Kso-
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he LOST HIS GRIP
And, With Vt, $4,000 Worth of Diamonds
and Other Fine Jewels.

DAYTON, o., November 10.-Twenty
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds
and other Jewels were stolen from
Dayton S Michigan passenger train at
the depot here, at noon, and the police
are unable to lind any clue to the
thieves.
Mr.. Keming, travelling salesman, for
the firm of Herman and Keck. diamond
dealers, of Cincinnati, was on the train
en- route home. At the depot he left his
grip in a seat while he left the car to
get luncheon. In the gripsack were
$50, 900 in diamonds, and when he re-
turned the grip and diamonds were gone.
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AGAINST REVISION.
The Allegheny.Presbytery Stands by the
Creed-A Committee Appointed to Ex
anime an Alleged Hereto.


PITTsBURG, PA, November 10.-At a
meeting Of the Allegheny Presbytery
this afternoon resolutions were adopted
deprecatsng any revision of the creed,
and protesting particularly against the
revision Of the third chapter OF the con-
fession, because it is calculated to
weaken the doctrine of Gods soyer-
eignity in preterition.
A suggestion was also made that the
confessional phraseology as to the Ro-
man Catholic Church be modified. 1t
was decided to permit Rev. j. II. ,Baus-
man, who was accused of heretical
utterances, to continue as pastor OF the
Rochester Presbyterian Church, and In
order to throw sufficient safeguards
around the church q committee was ap-
pointed TO confer at their discretion
with Mr.. Bausman as TO his views In
the hope that he may modify them so
as to return to the faith of the church.
This action was taken at the request OF
the members of Mr.. Bausman's congre-
cation.
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FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

A Child Bitten by a Dog Last August Dies
in Awful lAgony-Two Brothers, Bitten at
the Same Time, Sick.
TRENTON, n. j., November 10.-Wil-
lie, the five-year-old son OF John Red
ding was bitten by dog on August 49,,
last, and has just died Of hydrophobia.
Two of his brothers who were bitten at
the same time are i'll and the greatest
fears are felt regarding their safety.
Willie was taken with spasms at the
sight of water and fell to swapping and
snarlng. He bit a piece out OF his
fathers shirt while being carried in his
arms. He suffered great agony until
he died.
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Hamilton county Omcial.

CINCINNTI, O., November lO.-The
Board of Elections has completed the
canvass of the vote Of Hamilton county
election of November 3, but will not
certify the results until tomorrow. The
total vote cast in the county was IA
376. The total vote for Mckinley, Re-
publican, for Governor is 37,47O; for
Campbell, Democrat, 31,694; for Ashen-
hurst. Prohibitionist. 326; for Seiiz,
Peoples, 3,lS2. McKinley's plurality
over Compbell, 5,776.
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Rir Strike Expected.

PIrTsBuRG, November 10.-The matter
of the ten per cent. reduction ordered at
the American Iron Works Of Jones Il
Laughlin has been referred to the General
Executive Committee OF the Amalgamated
association of Iron and Steel Workers.
and strike of the $500 employees is ex-
pected.
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AT A BULL fight.


a Tier Of Seats Gives Way at CsstsI-s-
Msr. ISjuring 100 People.
ROME, November 10.--From dis
patches received here It r. learned that
. terrible accident happened to-day in
Castel-a-Mar, city on the Bay OF Ns-
pies and II miles from the city of Naples.
A large number OF spectators had cath.
cred to witness series Of bull fghts
which were 70 take place In the arena
Of the circus.
While one Of the contests was n
progress and people had been, worked
up TO q high state of excitement
by the struggle between the Infatuated
animal and its tormentors, the circular
tiers OF seats from which the spectators
were viewing the sport became weak
ened probably BY the jsrrlpg
movements Of the large number Of
persons which they were bearing, aud .
large section Of structure containing
FIVE hundred parsons suddenly collapsed
and carried the people down with Il.
One hundred Of the Victims were scYf-
ously injured and twenty Il Is feared
viii die.
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THE WHISKY TRUST
Will Begin the Use of New Process That
Saves 20 Per Cent. of the Cost.

Saves 20 Per Cent. of the Cost.
CHICAGO, November 10.-The whisky
trust will start up one Of its largest dis
tilleries at Peoria next week with new
plant designed for the manufacture Oh
whisky with the much-talked-of Tako-
minia process.
Director Jacob Wolner also announces
that the new process will be extended
as rapidly as possible to the other dis
tilleries belonging to the trust. lie
claims that the Tacominia process re-
presents saving of 20 per cent In the
cost OF production.
The experiments have demonstrated d
that the process can be successfully ap-
piled to the making of beer, ale and
other similar liquors. The trust, Di-
rector Wooner states, by a recent ar
rangement with the western dealers,
now controls all but about 10 per cent.
of the western trade.
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more troubles for Lottery People.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, November TO-
The Federal Grand Jury in session yester-
day returned four indictments against
President Paul Conrad, Vice President
John A. Morris and thirteen other men,
bers of the Louisiana Lottery Company.
They are charged with using the mails 10
distribute lottery advertisements in viola
ton of the law. Warrants were issued for
their arrest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-11

A SYRIAN PEDDLER
Murdered for His Money-His Pack Found
and Blood Stains Near 1t.

WILKEsBARRE. PA, November TO-
Joseph Hilda, Syrian peddler, who has
resided here for two years or more, Is
missing, and there are suspicious that
he is the victim of foul play. His pack
was found by his son yesterday on the
Susouehanna river bank near Plymouth.
He has been missing since Friday
last. Blood stains were discovered
near where the pack was found. The
theory is that some one who knew him
murdered him for his money, as he gen.
orally carried considerable upon his
person.
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knights of Labor Convention.

ToLEDo, O., November lO;--The knights
NJ + .abor Convention met this morning at
ten O'Clock and the forenoon was spent in
necessary routine matters. Worthy Fore
man Hugh Cavenaugh presided until Cen
eral Master Workman Powderly entered
the hall. He was received with rounds Of
applause from the delegates.
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FIRES AND LOSSES.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Fire early
this morning completely Quilted the whole
sale cloth and woolen goods house OF Lip
pincott. johnson g. Co., GEO Market street,
causing loss of stock and building esti-
mated at eco, 600; fully insured. The oc-
cupants OF the adjoining buildings, Nos.
625 and G27, sustained losses from water
and smoke, variously estimated at from
$40. 900 TO f25 1000 each: all fully insured.
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Been Married T,ren,x-fva No..

4 n; Cl,lE lErEiRSBURG, November ld-Though
er,sr s-al !. VteIeorated his silver wedding yes
am. .. Lovadia in an extremely quiet
S,,s - .ne occasion being marked by no
,as ocaa1.S a..4.rS OF any description the event
oty~o.'iSS otro.eS'On Tor much hearty comment and
te la,-oo.a.ion la-,-.,a throughout the empire. In
,s1v 81 81 cites the day was celebrated by
L, 6f JS19 SaT9 uets and in the evening q num-
VI O@-ls were given.
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Blaine the Most Popular.

TOPEKA, KAs., November 10.-Two hun
dred representative Republicans had a
love feast here last night to celebrate the
Republican gains of the last election.
No business was done but the necessity
of an early and thorough canvass was
agreed on. Presidential possibilities were
discussed and the prevailing idea seemed TO
be that Blaine would be the most popular
candidate the Republicans could put at the
head of their ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-11

ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs sre the
great external remedy Of the day. The
quickest, safest, surest, best. Not only
immeasurahly superior to all other plas-
ters, but also to lIniments, ointments,
oils and similar unctuous compounds.
Beware Of limitations. and do not be
deceived by Misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLcocK's and let no solicitation or ex-
PLANTATION induce you 70 accept substi-
tute.
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POOR DAKOTA !
Her Annual Spell of Weather Has Set In
aud the Blizzard is Blowing.

aud the bIiLIHru 10 DfV"E
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, November lO.
Specials to the Tribune from points In
North Dakota show that there is gen.
eral show storm in the State.
Bismarck says that at $50 tonight
the wind is blowing so miles an hour
and blizzard prevails.
Devils Lake reports snow falling all
afternoon, and prospects good for a
blizzard tonight.
At Dickinson snow has been falling
since noon, and the temperature is at
freezing point.
Snow has been falling steadily at
noon, and at Wappeton the rain thatfell
all the afternoon was followed by snow
in the evening.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., November TO-
Mr.. Lacey, comptroller OF the currency,
returned to Washington to-day, from
BOSTON, and says: 1.-The Cory National
Bank, of Cory, Pa, is in bad condl-
tion and receiver will be appointed In
a few days to wind up it's affairs"
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Have Declared for Independence.

LONDON, November l0.--7 p. ma dis
patch Just received here from Pernambuoo
says that the province OF Graopana has de-
clared It's independence Of tho Brazilian re-
public aud that the province OF Bahai 10
expected also TO throw of tho yoke OF alle-
glance 10 the republic. This action is due
10 dissatisfaction at the assumption OF die
tatorial powers by President Fonseca,
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NnshyiIle Racing.

N.---...,,,,, rr,aNs.N.. November w.
,s reather was threatening, attend
slim and track heavy at West Side
na this afternoon. Results: First,
Bg one mile and seventy yards.
l9, Jack won. Time 1.55. Second,
ng purse $500. One mile, Ruth
rn. Time l:49 Third, handicap
.}li, Ed. EShelby won. Time 1889.
mrth, handicap one mile and 100
uls, Hydy won. Time 1857. Fifth,
sling five iurlOngs, Sam. Farmer won.
Tine l:O1.
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Strike in st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Mo, November 10.-The en-
Sineers and firemen on the Belt Line have
lust declared strike. This will probably
spread TO the other lines, as Mr.. Arthur
stated last evening that no freight would
be handled by Brotherhood men going to
the Belt Line, or to the Virgins Ferry
Company.
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Another New Coal Company.

Special Telegram 20 ne hegsstsr-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 10.
The Palatine Coal Company was In
corporated to-day with its principal
Office at Fairmont with $1,000 capital,
and the privilege of increasing to $50
600. Charles Morton Stewart and 9TH
ers. of Baltimore, are the incorporators.
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SENIOR Months Credentials.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-The
credentials of Senor Montt, the Chilean
Minister have arrived after long jour
ney from Santiago. 1t is not known at
the State Department when the Minis
ter win be presented to the President.
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an Ina,o,ment Pound Against Him.

OTTAWA, ONO. November l0.-The grand
iurv this afternoon, after two weeks ex-
animation, found an indictment for murder
in the first degree against Van Loon, the
second man arrested for the Columbus
Grove bank robbery and the murder OF
Van Denmark Roberts. who was first ar
rested for the crime has been released.
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Woman Commit. Suicide.

GREENsBURG, Pa, November TO-
Miss Kate McCutcheon, aged ~ years.
of Ligonier township, committed sui
eide yesterday by taking laudanurn.
She had been rather melancholy for
some time.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.
An Old Man Caught iu n Bolt and Torn to
Pieces.

Special 7eIe0r0za to TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November TO-
Yesterday at AlliSonville, 25 miles from
here, Joseph Carney, sixty-five years OF
age, met a horrible death. He went
into flour mill to sharpen his hatchet
on a grindstone that was run oy steam.
While in the room alone he was
caught in the belt and carried with 1t
for several revolutions. Hearing his feet
strike the door as he was carried around
with the belt, the engineer run up from
below and found him dead. Both arms
were torn off, both legs were broken In
several places, his neck was broken and
the entire room was spattered with
blood. His flesh was torn from almost
every part Of his body and was almost
beyond recognition. He leaves family.