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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
4. q. q. W.

An official organ is being talked OF Tor
the jurisdiction oil Ohio.
The total amount paid out Of the bcnc-
ficiaay fund in 1890 was S4,532, 5000.
Bethel Lodge No 40, of Pittsbnrg, is
preparing initiate sixty applicants IN one
evening.
Hermann Lodge No. : is keeping up the
boom by initiating new members at almost
every meeting.
Welcome lodge No &, Of Wheeling. is
doing grand work, and is increasing in
membership at lively rate.-fdtSbmg Dis
pdtch.
The entertainment 10 be given by La
Belle Lodge at Arbcnz Han next Wedues-
day evening promises to De IN interesting
affair
Welcome Lodge 40. i had six more APP
plications for membership at their meeting
Thursday evening. This makes total OF
nineteen applications for the present month
so far. with prospects OF several more be-
fore the month IS past
The Adhesive Order of Mogulians es-
corted two candidates on their journey to
the land of the Arabian Nights. and pre-
sentcd them TO the Grand II Oh Chief Plas-
terer. on Thursday The membership in this
degree is growing right along This IS
purely a social branch of the \. Q |. W.
! but is calculated 70 add very materially 10
the general interest Of the order.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

open. The only man that is at present
abe 10 wear the laurels with deserved
merit is Robert Downing. Nature has
endowed him with an ample physique
and an admirable voice, that suit him
| for the roles in which actors like For
rest and Salvini have achieved distinc-
ton. Mr.. Downing is not content with
only playing the average legitimate re-
pertOire. and has added TO IL one OF Du-
mas best pieces, The Saracen." 1t
has met with popular favor, and will
soon be given in New York, for Il long
run.
1t tranSpires that the recent with
drawa of Dora Wiley, the Sweet
Singer of Maine" from Richard Gold
ems "Old Jed Prouty'' company, was
due to one of those little professional
bitches that any well regulated organi-
zation is liable to experience, especially
when the question happens to be one az
fecting the status of two or more OF the
principal performers in the play. There
are usually two sides TO nearly every
story, but in this instance there Is hap
PLY but one version, and TO II both par
ties good naturedly agree, and. more
over, have now very senSlbly agreed TO
agree hereafter. Forsooth, Miss Wiley,
through the interposition of Charles Mae
Geachy. has joined in the general move
TO bury all differences, and resume her
former prominent position in "Old Jed |
Prouty'S" cast with flying colorS. To
accomplish this happy result, Manager |
MacGeachy was obliged to journey.from |
New York TO New Orleans, last week,
where his runaway dird was filling Il
concert engagement. After eitectng |
the reconciliation. he returned TO New |
York direct, Miss Wiley to follow a few |
days later. This whole Tiff, from the |
time Miss Wiley withdrew until now
has. it is said, cost the O. j. 7. manage
ment in kilograms, railroad fares, and
and attendant incldental>, over $500.
But there is only one Sweet Singer in I
Maine. " and she comes high" In pri-
vate life, Miss Wiley is Mrs Richard
Golden. Of Bucksport, Maine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
CLARINGT0N.

CIM1xGrox. O., January 24-Mr. John
uenermehl and daughter Mary. OF Pitts
bnrC who have been spending few weeks
here. returned home last Sunday
Mr. VIM. Boughner, engineer OF the
Wheeling ice plant. was here Monday.
Mrs. Van Buskirk, of West Wheeling,
made n short visit to relatives here tins
MIR Jacob Steiger, of Washington City
,,.as here ON visit to his father, Mr.. John
Steiger. who has been quite sick returned
'V The Homestake oil well is getting along
fine although Mr.. Hamilton, the drlller
has met with some bad luck. They, LOST
their tools twice this week, but ala not
have much trouble in fishing them OUT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
|THE BUCKEYE STATE.
THE ECHO REBOUNDS FROG THE OHIO
HILLS
The Appreciation Of Drs. Copeland & b. Mr..
Frank R. Cess the Next to Come Forth a.
State What Has Bees Done for Hin.

y person can scarcely realize the o.css-
ings of health until he has passed through
a siege Of sickness. Neither is the physi-
clan properly appreciated until he has res
cued the sufferer from his almost hopeless
and given him new lease of
life. Yet such is the case of one wLo IS
willing and anxious, for the benefit 0: the
sick and suffering, to state publicly what
has been done for him.
The gentleman referred to is Mr.. Frank
Il. Coss, of Bridgeport. Ohio. His occupa-
ton was formerly a paddler in the .Etna
Iron Works. but was compelled to give 10
up on account of his sickness Thou2a
young man. his life lattcrly has been proved
upon by disease that racked his consj.tu-
ton until it was in a manner Il complete
wreck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

The dictionary says, "A balsam is a
thick. pure, aromatic substance flowing
from trees Kemp's BalsaEi for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough mcdi-
cine that is real Oals.m. Many thin,
watery cough remedies are called balsams.
but such are not. Look through bottle OF
Kemp's Balsam and notice what apure,
thick preparation it is II you cough use
Kemp's Balsam AT all druggists. Large
bottles soc. and IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

Datents could receive thorough test
under his own supervision.
The total output of the nail factories
of the Belfont Iron Works Company and
the Kelly Nail and Iron Company oil
Ironton. o.. for the year just closed was
asa. 3o- kegs. The total make OF the
Relfont plant was 235. f72 kegs, aud %
the Kelly plant, 2l4,s35 kegs. For the
wear 1859 both concerns turned out H.
3qa kegs. In addition TO the above pro-
duct of nails, the Kelly Nail and Iron
Company turned out 5000 tons OF muck
bar during the year, and the Beltont
Iron Works Company turned out 5000
cons
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
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s - the rums. allays pain, relieves wind
,.oe-,,Iates the bowels and is the best known
,.e5S,,aSv for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25

took hold of the dumb-bellS he was
forced to make them fly like lightning
until he was exhausted. The theory was
that rapid exerton was 100 times more
efiicacious in increasing power than en-
IRENE effort. Besides he was not allow
ed TO get into water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-25
DOCTORS
COPELAND 4 BELL
Have Located Permanent Offices At
1921 Main street,
Wheeling, West Virginia,
..- tr.-.f ..nn.A n Il nlLrlln

Office hours-9 TO II a. m. 2 TO ; p. m. and 20
; D. ~. Sundavs-9a .. m. 10 - IN and to1p m.
Specialize CATARRH and all Diseases o. .le
EYE. EAR. THROAT and LUNGS.
Consultation free.
Address all Mail 20 DRS. COPELAND \ BE-,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
NnnoIcon's Eeliglon.

Nearly all the standard historians Of Bona
part's life have referred 10 the interest Whlch
the great soldier ALWAYS manifested IN dis
cuSsi0ns Oh religious subjects. There was no
theme-uOt even the science of Wal itself -
which engaged his genius IN warmer or SIN
cerer interest. Our own Emerson touches
delightfully."- this feature Of the warriors char
NAPOLEON himself SAYS that he had studied
all religions He had collected the largest
library of books relating 10 religions ever
owned bv any ruler. The most conspicuous
and most constantly consulted of all his works
was the New Testament--this ore Of the few
volumes which he carried with him IN all his
campnicns. and which was kept regularly on
his table for reference. The book was TO HIM
source If abiding interest and delight, II not
of deep spiritual consolation.
His philosophy II not his practice was based
on its teachings. and he WAS ever ready 10
point % moral or adorn a tale IN some analogy
from its sublime pages lie had the profound
c.. admiration for the sermon on the mount
And On one occasion he settled q dispute by
recurring the contestants % read thHt sermon
I'm his presence Once when he was asked what
was the really sublime. heresponded instantly,
Read the Lords Prayer
Napoleon rarely failed 20 quote the authority
and lessons Cf the NeW Testament When op-
poriune occasions arose lie was not only
sincere believer IN Christ but he had the pro
Ioundcst reverence Tor his character. Inc
sublime solitainess Of this mans genus IS
without any historic parallel. \ king OF the
llmes of earth. there was 40 one TO whom ne
would acknowledge allegiance-to whom lie
would bow-saye God and the Saviour Christ
''l am a monarch If Gods CREATION he
said on one occasion: and DOW Only 70
HIM and Jesus Christ" IN,
lie constantly referred 70 Christ as The
Master" Once when he had laid his conquer
mo hand upop the silver shrines and statuary
Of a famous religious temple, be replied 70 the
inportunities OF the priests, who begged that
tie ornaments be spared, by SAYING No,
let this silver be cast into CON. ana let il 20
about in the world doing good Ike the
Master.n-Atlania Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
IN MENORIANI.

Alta meeting OF the Ye-try Of the Monumental
church held 6n Monday, February 9, 1871, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Ihr NCsfry OF the Monumental church. llcn-
moni moulns the loss OF It's oldest ana most
faithful member.
Afier forty-iive years OF earnest service as a
vfsiryInan. and ilfty-slN years CONSISTENT COM
nunlcant ST This church, our beloved nr0ther,
GEoRGE ID. FlsHEH. has been numbered WIKI
the saints IN glory.
tie. atdlfitrent times OF resister- trea-nrcr anu
warden with great hielitY. With the weight 81
eighfg-six year, upon him his zeal knew No
ubafcfGcnt buf as senior warden anu treasurer,
and 10 the Sunday-Sch0oi, or WHICH for many
years 81 hi- earlier liie be was The snpeunien-
dent he lgbOred on mill seized ~lih MS last Ill
ness. q,
No record of his devoted service can do his
memory Justice and yet these services are As
nothing compared with his pure and irfepro2ch-
allie life living euis-lc. known ana read of
an men, Not slethful IN business iervent IN
Split. serving the Lord.
We shall RMS. him in his wonfei pace ~ the
church and lecture room, in our ststft' am, ~
every good work connected with orr parish. hut
moro than all else shah miss nls bnie and
Cody weik aud cdui cr,atlon, ani iif 'htiHti4n
life in which avery Christian virtue anu grace
was 80 fully illustrated end eXeni9hLed.
We thank our Heavenlr Father Tor ihe good
example OF lis faithful servant. aud pray thu,
tie may give a. grace 20 follow hihi' even aS
he followed christ.
Resolved. That we will attend his funeral and
with teu1er hands AMI loving hearts VII iAl MS
BODY IN 20. last RESTING place
Resolved. That ihf,c resolutions re sprtat
upon our minutes. published IA 'hf tiis thlcI.
ana the S0Eshefn Ihurchman ana A copy sent
20 the family Of oar dear ir1ther, 49,
gOrs a. NEWTON. nc Tor.
A. r. YAkDE0UGH. Eegls;rar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
NORFOLK NEUS.
4 Notorious Criminal Prominent Society
Events-Notcs of Interest.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. Especial Samuel
Caldwell. the negro arrested, tried and con-
victed OF felonious cutting. and sentenced TO
the penitentiary for a five years term. has be-
come involved IN web OK crimes. During
the trial for cutting the fact was
brought out that the knife with
which it was done was stolen from
the residence of a gentleman IN this city along
with q number of other articles, among when
was gold watch. On being accused by an
officer, the negro confessed having commit
ted a number Of burglalles. and told the
officer that he had thrown the watch IN the JAIL
sewer. where il was afterwards found. Cald-
well also admitted having entered house IN
North Carolina in the night time and robbed
it, In view Of the severity Of the North Caro-
lima laws in an offence of this kind, there is a
prospect of something more serious than i'm
prisOnment-hang Caldwell Will doubt
less be indicted Tor his burgiaIes.
Wash Fields the negro thief who seriously
cut Dr. and Mrs Wheeler with knife about
two months ago. will be tried on Thursday.
In consequence of the feeling aroused Iv the
crime. his counsel will demand trial by Il jury
from one Of the adjoining counties.
Rev Moses ID. H0gc. d. d., Richmonds
distinguish divine. preached last night AZ the
Peoples tabernacle 10 an immense congrega-
ton. who could not be kept away by incle-
ment weather The basis of his discourse
They came TO Him from every quarter and
the sermon was one of rare power and elo-
qucnce. He breaches again tonight.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
panv have secured an option on tract Of land
opposite Newport News known rs Pigs
Point. with a view 10 building rail route 20
that point and thus expedite travel thence.
The run from here 10 Newport News now re-
quircs ffty-fve minutes 10y steamer. but by
the contemplated rail route II can be made IN
thirty minutes The consideration agreed on
in the option is 100000.
prominent society event in Hebrew circles
will be the marriage az Ohef Sholem temple
tomorrow evening If Miss Bertha Lowen-
burg daughter Of Mr. 6. b. LoWenburg, TO
Mr. Moses Stein. of Baltimore.
The ladies Of Freema-om-street Baptist
Church to-day rendered reception ID the
venerable DR.. j. J.. Burrows IN the pastors
study. The occasion was most enjoyable
one.
@rhe real estate transactions in Norfolk,
Portsmouth and the county for the past week
aggregated sl7i13977. Since January 1T
the transfers amounted % sS,2.s9I. This re-
markahle activity promises 10 be much III
creased as the spring opens.
The announcement of the death OF Colonel
Richard T. Bcirue caused great shock 10 ms
many friends and admirers IN this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
4 CULTURED AUDIENCE Intends ST
HOzfRT iCJDEMy.

Mrs. Louis Mctzgcr and Mr. 7. S. Baker the
Nocaiists-Mr. Jacob Reinhardt's "Indian
Dance" Rendered. Many Musical Gems
Observation-Disclosures Number Excellent.
Not as large an audience was present az the
Philharmonic Orchestra concert last night rs
might have been expected. hut culture and
wealth was certainly present. and apprecia-
ton OF the beautiful bits Of music rendered
was not by any means unknown.
Still the rendering by Mrs Louis ,Ie.zger
of.the. aria from 'Nadeshda' did not create
that enthusiasm due the music. nor the ap-
piau-e due the singer In all TRUTH il can be
said tina. the work wa, rather too classical for
Richmond. or az least, the classic part was too
heavy. and il WAS not until Ms. Metlger
rendered lighter work that her voice took on
a pleasing elect.
She has rich. full coniIalto of wide range,
AMI Emma JucA came near telling the Truth
Whea Sine said Me. NetZgt!'s voice 1913, the
best she bad ever heard. A. al events b. IS a
beautiful one. and the piaud's given Der
We're all well deserved, especially after her
encore.
Nlr. +. S. Baker. also Of Baltimore. WIS the
other vocalist. and like Mrs. NetZger he
TAIL Z 20 catch his audience with li. first
number. I'm his second song. however. he Zee
.c-lrcl fatteriug encore. the audience scenic
ing 20 make up it, mind 90 make the amr.d
honorable before he departed.
M. Baker has heavy. robust. ha-so voice
oi tc- Mvon Whitney type. and though lut
% young ulu hs showed considerable culture
au3 skill I'D ifs Use. IFS enuuciat1n. how
ever. could be improved upon. uut voice Dee
certainly has, and % few years experience
viii teach him maar ittle points that WEI
make Id, singing nefi'r
Mr. Jacob Reiularl;'s Indian Dance was
rendered by tie orchestra, and Is perfect
lttle gem %. composition. Il has through
.u' weird. fantastic harmony i'm n that q.
"ca'chy.' ami 40 the slme time beautiful, and
while one Is listening II Is easy % imagine a
gaos, dance on the plains.
Mr.. j.. Emory shaw'' orchestral selections
were. as usual. happy ones. he hes an excel
cent faculty of picking on, f1r rendition music
that is pretty and az The same time good. and
she Hungarian Dances last night were beat
tiul numbers beautifully rendered
The orchestra played well and added much
10 the evening, enjoyment. Nj. Jacob
Rcinhardt executed IN his usual excellent
manner the Accomplishments for the vocallsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
ITEMS ABOUT RICHMOND.
,gfyY MdYTERs or INTEREST or +
LOCiL NfTJRE.

, Mans Life Threatened bv White Caps.
Ncwsy Bits from The Cour,s-rh Planet
Cs.o Continued Several Thieves Arrested.
Otltc1 Interesting Sotcs.
Mr. Julius Kuber Who kecrs n bar under
tho New Mmip' Hall. cornor Sixth and Mar
.lll streets. WINS tho recipient MondaY cs an
,nonymous lctt0r. threatening his lie unless
.. 'csyea the city. Tho letter is in good
'lnd. and las the appearance of being written
blood. ON toe bottom of the sheet are Tie
a.esesary skulls. croes-bones and hearts.
creed vith arrows. Tn letter, which is in
f. following words fails. however. Co bring
..r-tir9iion and fear o. the heart OF ihc Ylrtiu:
"kuhcr. Won must. under penalty oi death,
r.u m-t either sop drinking OF leave the
t We send yon grip. You must pack
,.ur .lothcs or leave. We wal visit YOU with
-u hides. and your tender back viii after
...w tLc marks "a. violence which tar and
feathers coat oi covering. Beware Bowaic.
n..tl awaits rou. Viii visit YOU ~ G.. T.,
rY.f. Oh poor 1an. drink is tbs uln. Go
..,g while there IS chance. II not. Purgatov
v. le thg neat station. by order of tEe
Avengers of Wrong. Light ilo.cr~ "a heavy
weights l.. g. J.. 2.
Ir c,pecrsatiou last night with INNS rc.
porter Mr. K'ubc, vino IS int, jolly ald
-.umturcd German. s0d:
"la. somebody is PLAYED Won trick ON ne.
II nn tl. como up 10 llc Ike Won man | Wall
..r Lim Not ann. III Le trWs % come 90
81" m0 den he wa. nothing but second c,a~-
s..prD1in II hc vot write do letter is g
5 .nti,mm dru ir wli come mp u noe.
NY~ir. don't leave no town. II he come
I'D mo show him ! stand like at man. W.
'ral. ~ sir | stand up to him. | think
anyway know hlm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
In the (OurtS.

Supreme Court u Appedis- johnson against
Fry. Argued by General James G.. Field for
plaintiff in eryor ana Charles Y. Meredith,
Esq, for defendant in error.
Cify Circuit Couy9-An order was entered
yesterday authorizing the trustees Of foun-
tain Baptist church 10 cucumber the property
of the church with deed of trust to the amount
Of 1879 20 pay certain Indebtedness now
due.
The following suits were instituted: The
Willard Manufacturing Copany against Joseph
Morris & Co. Action on account for 9l34. 90.
August Cast Bank Note Company against H.
NJ Smith a Co. Action on open account for
Sl3l.75. The Leader Publishing Company.
Action on open account for $40
Po1ice Coutt H /. Lugle and Robert
Engledover had 10 appear in the Police Court
Yesterday 10 answer 10 the charge OF fighting
i'm the street Policeman Williams. who AZ
rested the couple on Thirteenth and Nam
streets. about o'clock yesterday morning
where they were fighting. testified that
Fnoledover struck Imgle over the head giving
him a scalp wound. They were fined each
g 80 and costs. .
Emma J. Ieay (colorcd) was charged with
trespassing on the premises of Mary +. Mouls
and iniunng her property. She was hned
$3.50 aud costs but had 10 90 20 jail because
She was unable 10 pay the hne.
John Minor (coloredl, who had been tres
passing on the premises of tine Richmond Ice
Company, was committed for thirty days IN
default OF security.
Chanoep Court. Tho case Of r. A. Paul and
Others against John Mitchell. Jr.. was contin-
ued by mutual consent in the Chancery Court
YESTERDAY The rule which was issued against
Mitchell. directing him TO show cause why a
receiver should not he appointed tor the
Planet, has been dismissed. bat the plaintiffs
are allowed the privilege of renewing 1t any
time during the progress OF the SUIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11

The President send. to the senate the Cor
respondemce In the BarrundIa Case.

Tie lif-iNfHl f'fi'iN ~ WV ~ ff'N' 't''
respondeucc in the Barrundia Case.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 0.-The President sent
10 the Senate to-day in answer toatesolu-
ton the correspondence between Secretary
Tracy and Commander Reiter in reference "a
the killing of General BMrunda and suspnu-
sion of Commander Reiter The inst Is q let
ter from Eciterdated August la-ttothe Chief OF
Bureau of Navigation in reference Ia the peace
negotiation. between Guatemala and SAL Sal
vadOr Commander Rciter SAYS that he received
telegram from Minister Miner saying that
General Bauund.a wa- on the Acapulco ana
exprcs,iugthe bcletthat Guatemala hada right
To arrest him. Commander Reitel sent m re-
ply 10 this suggestion that n peace was de-
cl1red the Minister asked the GuateWallau
Government o. permit the authorities t. take
Barrundm 10 Acapulco the United States ac-
knowledeing the municipal rights ~ Gua'e-
mala over the steamer. Minister Miner To-
piled that the Government had declined TO
take Banunda nway IN the Thetls, and he adj
visel Captain Pitts to deliver him.
4 detailed statement from Relter about ms
conduct previous to the killing If Barlundla.
and the incident, connected with hi, death, az
heretofore published, Is given. The rest OF
the correspondence CONSIST ~ secretary
Tracev'- order. detachiug the commander
from duty. tie order of cen~uie, the request
OF the commander fora cOur;-naltlal, and the
Secretary letter OK refusal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-11
HINOTER COUNTY.
Praise tor The Times supposed Gang of
Negro Thieves.

FrIEnsoS. Va. Feb. O-lSpeciall-I con-
graduate You upon the conservative tone Of
your most excellent paper, and am glad that
We have in our Capital city paper with such
broad and enlightened views, standing as You
always do against the might and IN favor OF
.be ucht. With the hearty approval that
hands Of all our people. am sure that your
subscription list viii he more than doubled
in the old county Of Hanover during 1891.
Hanover lust at this time Is enjoying a sea-
son of Blooms. and hooms are good things az
the proper time, but the latest boom III our
midst is the piano and organ boom started by
one James X. Garfield (col0redl, who Lals
from London. England. with one An
drew Henderson lc0lored), from Chel-
sea Hill, near your city, rs "a special
partner. These two gentlemen came to
our county on Saturday last, and stopped
IN the neighborhood of Pole Green for the
purpose, they said. of buying walnut logs, saw
ing them into plank, and starting AT once a
piano and organ factory at David Perkins
corner. near Pole Green. Their move
ments however. were 50 suspicious
AS to alarm Deacon Perkins. and
cause this law abiding and respected
colored man 10 appear before W. W. Jones,
Justice of the peace, and get warrant for
their arrest. As nothing Of a positive nature
tpulN bt lNhf'tt MUM y''iN, '''~--'' -
both prisoners after requiring them TO pay
back several sums Of money they had boz
rowed from their brother. with the promise
that they leave Hanover for the cOunty's
good.
james Il. Garfield SAYS he has &c. 800 deposit
ed Ia his credit in the First National Bank.
Richmond. Va That these negroes are the run
ners Of regular gang IT thieves no one IN
our county doubts. and We think 1t would be
well ii your most cxcellen; police force would
keep AN eye on the movements of sad james
II. Garfield and Andrew Henderson.
We are suffering with great deal II rain
and miserable roads.