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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-16
TaB FARMERS INSTITUTE
oysrat Martins Ferry BrilllaatIy opened
Yesterday.


The first session Of the MARITIME Ferry
Farmers' Institute opened Yesterday Al
tba onsra uonse there Manv iorwors
~ Spo4s -4Io SS- ' ~, "a, ,A'u''ts
were present from al paris oil Belmont
county, and some were accompanied by
their wives, sons and daughters. The
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onIv thraa nor % cont and NJ WALL
n road tba iorpnaro pc to- ~ crean;vs I and sIac,
men To lie IsgisIsts % in their n fntsrest ] auN et''
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A.i.on for Th,ee YaeIts.

EAU CLAIRE Wis, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Mel
vina whitc, wife Of farmer Of the town
of Wheaton, has been asleep for three
weeks and all efforts to awaken her
have been In vain. She had been suf.
ieriDg from nervous prostration for some
time. Several physicians from this city
have been called from time to time, but
the case has puzzled them all. The
sleeping woman has received scarcely
any nourishl ent during the period Of
coincidence, being forced occasionally
to swallow a little milk. She cannot
long survive.
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sourn BEND, IND, Jan. 15.-Col. An.
thony O. Simpson, for over 80 years one
Of the leading lawyers Of Pennsylvania,
has arrived in this city from Kalamazoo,
Mich, where he had been detained in
the Hospital for the Insane since the
18th OF last October, and from which
place he escaped Sunday night. He de.
nies that he Is insane, saying that what
ever mental disturbance he may for the
time being have suffered was entirely
duo To mild attack Of paralysis two
Yaara aro. He has retained counsel.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Jan. lb.-At 1925
tonight Ex-Governor Richard j. oG-
lesby received the caucus nomination
for Unitad States Senator, defeating
Charles B. FarWell, the present incum.
bent. A telegram was sent TO Governor
0Rlesby at Oak Hart, ILL.,, notifying him
Of his nomination. Senator Farwell and
Chairman Jones also sent congratula-
tory mCssaRee.
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lNDlsNS COMlNG IL.

And the Trouble Appsars to be at an End.
Surrender of the Arms May be Refused.
PINE RIDGE, s. D., Jan. 15.-rhe In.
dams have at last come or rather are
Comingin. Atthis writing-noon-they
string along tho west bank Of White
Clay creek for distance of two miles.
They are mounted, walking and riding
on wagons, and in fact are advancing in
every manner known to them. They
are driving and leading immense herds
OF ponies. Some Of them are entering
the irieDdless camp, others are pitching
their tepees on the west bank OF the
White Clay. These are the oGallallss
The Brules. however, are camping in
the bottom around Red Clouds house
and half a mile from the sgency build
ings. 1t is not at all likely that all the
tepees will be pitched before evening.
The Indian camp, two miles from the
agency, has been broken up. The ad'
vance guard OF the hostiles had scarcely
reached the agency when Bad Road sent
word that he had collected the arms Of
his followers and wanted TO surrender
them to the sgency, When the weap.
ons came in they we're found simply to
consist OF two thort guns, heavy Iia-
and broken carbine, two Sharps rifles
and a heavy Winchester, nine guns in
all. This surrender ia an evidence that
the Indians do not propose to give up
all their arms, and that they have hid
den their best weapons on the hills. On
this basic the entire hostile band would
be expected TO give up in the neighbor'
hood Of 100 guns, when 1t Is known that
every buck is the owner of weapon. /,
Another big talk between General
Miles and the hostile chieis is expected
this afternoon. II is not likely that
General Miles will be satisfied with the
disarming uf the Indians on the basis OF
Big Roads surrender. II he should not
begome people here consider that the
difficulty Is far from being settled.
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IHG BALLOT BOX BILL.
1.1s Wilson's Measure with tho PhrnSeol.
oEy Changsd-Ia Significance.

it's Wilson's Measure with tho PhraSeol.
ogy ChAngsd-Ita Significance.
spoeial Dispdteh to lts IRtoltCaacer
cnARLEsToS, W. VA, January To-
Judge Fsrguson's ballot bill introduced
in the House yesterday is virtually the
same measure presented at the last ses-
sion, the sn,y difference being in
phrSseology. There gems to be no OPP
posItiou on the Democratic side, which
alone vouches for Its passage, and 9ome
Republicans, too, seem to be friendly 70
the measure. Il Is understood that ex-
Governor Wilson is really the father
81 the bill, and has bis aspirations as q
candidate for Congress in 1892 upon ita
approval. Republicans in the Legtsla-
ture may vote for the bill out OF respect
to the memory Of Judge Ferguson as 9
Republican, who in the registration
DAYS, posed as the father Of the test,
os;h Measure. OF course the bill will
paSs, whether the Republicans Ike It OF
mot but It does not aeem likely that =.
". Wilson will be benefited in any way
by It's passage.
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WAY hYA Is BLuP,
josh. Mann's Actions I,ui, TER chaue.
OF WIuninE the win Caae.

ofWinning the win Case.
NEw YoRK, Jan. l6-Mrs. Eva Hamil.
ton, whose contsst Of Robert Raw Hamil-
toms will is proceeding in this city, was
irritated and cast down during the latter
part Of the trial to-day. The cause was
found in the announcement that Joshua
Mann had fled papers for a divorce and
Eva had been served with notice during
recess. Her counsel subsequently taid
that Mann wss crazy; that the kuit
amounted TO nothing. However, Joahua
alleges that he met Eva on tbe
10th day Of April, 1881, and thew
tgreed TO live togstner ag man and wiis.
and did thereafter live together as such.
He had visited EVa'S relatives on several
occasions had always been Recognized
rs her husband by them, and the fsct Of
her being his lawful vile waa never
questioned by any one. When he
learned that she had pretended 10
marry Hamilton be considered the
matter a joke. No ceemony by minit.
ter is referred 10.
The will contest Ia htiIl on.
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Hon. o. j svnnsy Dead.

SpecInI DII0atcH % NC IHEe7I1VE''e"'
ST. CLA1RsyItIE, Ono, Jan. 15.-o. j.
swaney, a well known and prominent
attorney, admitted TO the bar Of Bel.
mont county in the forties, died at four
o'clock to-day, aged seventy-one. He
was one Of the most honorable attorneys
tha. ever praeticed in this county. He
has not been able 70 sttand to his Gall.
ing for the past two years. The funeral
will occur at one o'clock Saturday.
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AChnpce for Tho Election BIll.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 15.-The Post
will say tomorrow, in speaking Of the
consideration of the Elections bill by
the Senate, that the determination has
been reached to pass the bill il possible,
and every effort will be brought forward,
and the friends Of the bill believe. that
they have sufficient strength to pass
both the rule and the measure,
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TIE Sr,rk skNATE.
Important Bills Introdaoed-The Commit
tees Announced.
,.,,-. a. a.. E,I.lJI1anAer

tees Aunouuoaas
SDo,ial Di,pateh to the EaIe!ltgsaesr.
CnARLRsroN, Jan. 10 The Senate con.
yeued at 10 o'clock. Prayer was offered
nv Rev. Barr, Of the First Prssby ytertan
church, Charleston. The journal Of yes
terday read and adopted.
The following bills were presented and
referred:
By Mr.. Arbuckle, Of Greenbrier coun-
ty, resolution regarding increasing the
number Of judicial circuits.
By Mr.. MaTCum, OF Cabell county,
Senate Bill, No. /, to amend code rela'
live criminal and civil process, also pros
ecutionE for misdemeanor.
By Mr. Gall, OF Barbour county, sen-
ate Bill No. Q, granting to Grand Lodge
al Odd Fellows power TO bring suit for
recovery of property Of defunCt subor-
dinate lodges. -
By Mr. Davis, of Taylor county, SEN
ate Bill No. 8, to provide for reasssss'
ment Of real estate.
By Mr.. Worley, Of Preston county,
Senate Bill No. 4, to establish commit
aion ofimmipration and agriculture. ALTO
Senate Bill No. 5, to prohibit sale OF IN
tox;Cants TO students OF public schools
and providing penalties.
The following assistant clerks were
appointed: W. a. Strickler, OF Rttchie
county B, B. Harding, Of Cabell county,
and W. W. We!Imsn, OF Wayne county:
Willie Harper vas appointed journal
&r. Watts declined to act IS chairH an
NJ the Committee on Privileges aud
Elections and Federal Relations. :,
The President announced the commit
Judiciary%J. W. Arbuckle. n. D.
GiIESson, B. @ Watts, ]. W. st. Clair,
Rankin Wiley, B. ]. Pritchard, d. W
Gail, P. W. Morris and william y.
Finance-C.H H. Knott, Rankin Wiley
Orlando Hardman, J. W. YeGter, Thom-
as L. Davis, N. 3. Whitaker, NJ. IL
Education-Rankln Wiley, D. W. Gall
O. II. Knott, J. W. Arbuckle. a X.
Campbell, W. G, Worley, N. r. Low
'ct; Counties and Municipal Corpora
uons-B. j. Pritchard, +. W. Stewsrtr
SSoss;Snn a y ItSmnl,ell. A. Garrison
4"ILlIs1u, pdnJn Ia "a Observation-Disclosures ~ Can
,;naSo@ S "1S nriondn Hardmap. ] q. Mar.
nansn1"' ttSnuo SLaH.a,J + " Morrison
Nnn,on Sam, =. oadsn a. SneSppi X y Whitaker.
NI%u Ps%Is oSS sHS Corporstions n M - Orlando
Hardman, ]. W. Arbuckle, Q. q. Wat9
Rankin Wiley, Thomas Z. Davis, b. =
"p%SGef pnSIic Rri;,S;nSa S0 and Humane Ipsti,
,r,aau % p GiIssaon n. A. Dorsey, J
STesEM NJ e. Ti.je d. y 'iA9s ! PicharSs n d. Whit.
n,..S W, 81; y StS Naian ~ p GsmnbelI.
4Aea, ea.. ~. 0Sueu, ,isn n = 81 Maycnm. D. A,
norsav ~ = " stswart j. ". Ysater, p
y'sSS, ~ MS,.;: +, q " r Iow,her. N, Ogden.
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rsTpi Ss1;,a. v g Clair ]. A. shep.
MI M1ATS-S' S-.' p,.,s a., % " Seater. ThoS,
RES'HT, IA A.eS 6SJs5 Garrison.
Z; DsVls; ~; psis ys4isn, n waits. d. A
n Federal sI!s ke!atI9HLIo' MiIaS n Il r GiIkeson
DoESey, y W y,s.ll hahH'W W Eoyley, Thog, E
M. ". "ottis' W. VI N'P
immigration and d,5agSnsSan AgEieSHasnDX p a
TMAs, noass., 9Si2TlVn 8 nv st.,Ssr. Garrison, n
SisSy' 1S5SGy + w y : Hoyyison. SSSIsn
Mines and MininV-J. w. 81. Clair, O
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Chief Of fPs,ies K,lisd.

DRSvER, Col, Jan. 10 la front OF
the Windsor hotel last night Harle Nc
Coy insulted Cniei OF Police Hawley.
The latter drew a revolver and shot
Mccoy several times. Mccoy returned
the ere, killing Hswley. Mccoy is not
expected to live,
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silver Pool Missionaries.

wAMlSoToS, January l5.-The silver
men in the House have been actively
engaged In missionary work in the in.
terests Of free coinsge. They are san
Ruine OF ultimate apccesg, and arc GER
tain that the bill cannot be kept indeti-
nitely In committee, aud that within q
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BELMVNT POS iURRlUES.

johnson Brown, W a. Hunt and W. h.
Auoerson All Get There.
Special Dtspateh TO ne Intaingeseer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-As has been
foreshadowed in these dispatches, the
President this evening sent to the SEN
ate the nomination of johnson Brown,
to be postmaster at Bridgeport, o. Also
the nominations of W. A. Hunt and W.
Howard Anderson, to be postmasters at
st. Clairsyille and Barnesyille, respeC-
tiyely,
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Tha opera,o,. Do..vu,,n.,,.

CHICAGO, Jan. Ia There now seems
to be no question that nearly 200 men
who are employed as telegraph opera
tors and station agents on the y. 81. &
St Paul road, will send in their reSlgua,
tons NJ o'clobk tomorrow morning.
At the general Offices ol the company
to-day ignorapoe vas manifested as 70
the Intentions OF the men.
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Wnl oopfer W,,h IN, Gr.at Fatber.

wAsnrSaroS, D. c., Jan. ia tele.
gram was received at the War Depart.
ment to-day from General Miles asking
permission for number Of Sioux Chiefs
TO visit Washington for the purpose Of
comforting with the President in regard
to their condition. Secretary Proctor
telegraphed General Miles giving the
desired permission.
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A pereaysd DauRhlor Commits Suicide.

COLuMaus, IND, Jan. 15.-Mary Seal,
fourteen years old, Of Columbus, Ohio,
was visiting friends in the country, ten
miles west Of here. Yesterday morn
ing, upon hearing OF the death of her
mother, she retired to her room and
swallowed an ounce Of carboltc acid,
dying in great agony a few moments al
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LlHoolN, NEH., Jan, l6-ln accord,
Ance with the action Of the board OF
public lands and buildings, ex.Governor
Thayer this morning surrendered pos.
session OF the executive apartments, but
under protest. Governor Boyd has
taken possession Of the office.
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Flro DAMP EIpIoslou.

LINCOLN, Mn, Jan. ia terrific ex-
plosion of ERE damp occurred at 0 o'clock
this morning in the pit Of the Citizens
Coal and Mining Company. Arthur
stanner, Albert Bell and John Connors
were rescued from the pit in q badly
burned condition and two Of them will
probably die. Great damage was done
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This great western drama will be pre-
sented at the Grand this evening. The
company is highly spoken OF by ex.
changes, and includes many novelties.
The scenery is fine, which they carry
in abundance, and the New York Mirror
Quartette is along. Seats are now on
sale at Wier,R.
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CHlcAoO, Jan. l5.-ThO barbed wire
men have adjourned without having
reached an agresment as to the purchase
Of the Washburn and Moen p.,enta
preliminary to tue formation OF pcol.
another meeting will bO held next
week. ~
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Tnn nIlnnrn KlllnlI.

PANA, Ill Jan. lS.-%hile handling
a kee Of powder at the Springfield Coal
Mine yesterday two coal miners named
Hill and Smith we're fatally injured by
the powder exploding. Sparks from q
miners lamp caused tho explosion.
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BAKERSFIELD, CAL Jan, l5.-AndrsE
Mckay and the eolorsd porter at the
depot hotel quarreled over dice game
yesterday. Mckay struck the porter a
heavy blow on the jaw, dlslocating his
spine and causing instant death. Nc
Kay was arrested.
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AsnyInrn RnnIt FOR Woston.

The Weston Savings Bank has been
incorporated by Secretary Of State
0hley. The incorporators are prom
inent citizens OF Lewis county, includ-
ing Lewis Bennett, Ed Ralston, Andrew
Edmison and about fifty others.
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speetd Dtlpoteh to ne Iaseistctnetr.
BEbMoNT, W. Va, Jaa. 15.-Brown
Oil Company's well No. 2, on the Hem
dershot, farm drilled in to-day, and il
good for 100 barrelsper day.
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WIIIR.nlrn Friday.

CEuAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan. ia ma
iority Of the agents aud operators OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way
In this part Of the country, will tele.
graph their resignations to take effect
Friday. At Auamosa the business men
have signed an agreement 70 withdraw
their patronage from the road Hnlehs the
operators are Tsipstated Ct their former
salaries.
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GLASGOW Jan. ia gang Of strikers
placed large pile of stones on the track
near Greenock this morning, and
serious disaster was only averted by
the early discovery OF the obstruction.
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Poatsnnslor Appoiatsa,

SPECIAL DllpalcA o ne IRlaEllqnotT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-J. q. seersheF,
vice Il. Front deceased, hos been ap.
pointed postmaster at Ridgeville, Min
eral county,
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HAVANA, Jan. 15.-The sugar crop Of
1880 9l Is expected to be one OF the
largest, Il not the largest, ever gathered
on the island.
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DIED.

'G.tIsossToa IS = S. Is ITsaI;.S; s.s JSss,y 4 ls 1891,
villa Of Thomas Il. shSiicSsSS. ." A4N'A0's'
Funeral noilce hereafter.
WlLSgN-On ThundAy, JanuSFy Ia. 1901 A
ll;Sl O'Clock y m., LAURA HEiPTT1ITR
Wl's oi a. \. Wilson, In her 27th yeai.
un iEAl notioe hereafter.
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Lieutenant Mann Dies Of His wounds.

JUNCTION Cry, KAN. Jan. 15.-Lieu.
tenant James D. Mann, Seventh Cav
airy, q. S. A., died at Fort Riley this
morning from the effects OF q wound re.
ceived at the battle Of Wounded Knee
Greek,
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DALLAS, TEXAS, Jan. 15.-The leading
sports here last heavily on last nightf
fight and are disgusted with pugiliHm.
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HOUSE PR0OBEDINGs

a Flood of Bnls-niany Measures of Gen.
erai Interest,
Special Diipdich 70 ne InietliOeacF.
CHARLEsroS, w. VA, Jan. 16.-rhe
House convened at 8 p. m. Prayer was
offered by Rev. stillman Young' OIL
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reasonable time the coinage committee
will order report to be made, notWith:
standing all efforts to prevent the bill
having an opportunity for constellation.
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"a Package Of Cigarettes" new
farce comedy, didn't draw and the man
ager "fired" 1t,
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FOa Disordsred Liver Try Bsecham's
PILLS, 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-01
A Grand Dancing Floor.

Messrs. Bowes & Koch, managers OF the Grand
opera house, who have done the people OF
Og6e1 such excellent service in the way of
bringing the best OF theatricals here, will soon
furnish another long felt want. A first class
dancing hall is 80 nething that the junction
City has never possessed, and they have ordered
floor for that purpose to be used in the
Grand. The floor will cost 81. 500 and will be of
hard maple and oiled to make it as smooth as
possible. 1t Will cover the entire stage and
reach as far to the front of the building as the
posts to the rear of the parquette and from wall
to wall on either side.
1t is the intention OF Messrs. B owes & Koch
TO have grand opening ball about the 3rd OF
November and in no case will anyone be adj
mitted 10 the building unless he holds proper
invitations.
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Bad Weather at La Plata.

The number ofpeople at the La Plata mining
camp is said to be greatly decreased. The
weather is getting very cold and dissgreeable
and during the last two weeks so much rain has
fallen that it is almost impossible for some to
work their claims especially those that have
not been developed to any considerable extent.
Developments in the Shutdown and La Plata
claims have reached a depth that any inclem-
ency of the weather will not affect the progress
of work. The La Plata company is putting in
the necessary machinery and will stay through
com pany has blastedou a piece of galena and
silver ore weighing 22.0 pounds that is to be
shipped to Salt Lake for exhibition at the ter
ritoral fair. A miner from La Plata said yes
terday that itis fine specimen of ore.
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A Small Blaze.

The fire department made the first run in
many days yesterday morning at II o'clock. An
alarm was sent in from south Washington
avenue and the blaze was located in a frame
residence belonging TO E. G. Brown, at 2,ell
Washington avenue, which is occupied by Mrs.
Prouotit The blaze was extinguished before
the boys arrived although they were not long
In making the trip. The loss 10 the house is
placed at SOS, insured; and to the furniture be-
longing to Mrs. Proudfit at $50, with no insur
ance. a defective flue was the cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Yesterdays transfers in real estate reached
the following proportions:
Phillip Grill and wife TO Joseph s. Reef
ct al. an undivided one-haf in the
northwest quarter of section 30, town
ship 6 north, range west, and other
lands-------------|.- --,--..-.---s 1000
Margaret Evans ct al. t. Strons's Canon
Water company, interest in streams in
strong's canon 1,4oo
c. J. Besore to c. II. De Frees lot s, in
block !, OF Brinker & Hockstetter's sub
division, plat G, Ogden city survey 80. 1000
Emile Farley ct al. TO John Clark, part
of the northeast quarter of section %,
township north, range 2----- 10
Heirs at law of Simon Alyord, deceased
to Farmer T. Sanford part OF the north
east quarter OF section 80, township Z
north range /
TotaI S657l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-01
Colorado Excursionists.

The anticipated Colorado excursionists ar
rived over the different roads yesterday. The
Union Pacific arrived at IL sc in the morning
with about thirty excursionists on board, in
charge of C. E. Brainard. They were met at
the depot by carriages and driven about the
city. The Rio Grande Western passenger ar
rived at g o'clock last evening with about one
hundred excursionists under the charge of w.
w, Waters and w. h. Harvey.