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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
sn.-al zsl.aram 70 p,s sunaay Rsg.nsr.

FAIRMoNT, w. VA, August 20.-The
trial Of NJ. f. Moran, who was arrested
last Wednesday on a charge Of conspir-
acy in irtimidating the miners at Gas
ton mines on that morning, was called
this morning at nine o'clock, before
Squire Il. A. Fleming, in the Court
room. Prosecuting Attorney HaRgerty
was assisted by attorneys U. n. Arnett
and w. s. Meredith. Mr.. Moran was
represented by Hon. Geo. w. Atkinson
and Col. Thos. H. B. Staggers.
The entire day was spent in the ex-
animation Of witnesses. Tonight the
argument of the case was taken up and
concluded about 10 o'clock. The de-
cision OF the court was rendered i'm
mediately after the conclusion Of the ar
gument. Mr.. Moran was bound over to
answer an Indictment before the grand
Jury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2o.-The
President issued the following pro-
clamation this afternoon:
WHEREAS, The Government OF the
Dominion OF Canada, In accordance
with an order in council OF April IA,
1892, refunds IS cents per ton OF the 20
cent toll at the Welland Canal on wheat,
Indian cOarn, peas, barley, rye, oats,
faxseed and buckwheat, upon condition
that they are originally shipped for and
carried TO Montreal or some port east OF
Montreal for export, and that, il trans
shipped at intermediate point, such
trans-shipment is made within the Do
minion OF Canada, but allows no such
nor any other rebate on said products,
when shipped TO port OF the United
States, or when carried TO Montreal for
export il trans-shipped within the Uni
ted States, and,
WHEREAS, The Government OF the
Dominion OF Canada by said system OF
rebate, aud otherwise, discriminates
against the citizens Of the United States
in the use Of said Welland Canal, In vio-
lation of the provisions OF article 81, OF
the treaty Of Washington, concluded
Msy 8, 1871; now, therefore, |, Ben
iamin Harrison, President OF the United
States OF America, by virtue OF the
power 10 that end conferred upon me
by said act Of Congress, approved July
6. 1892, do hereby direct that from and
after September /, 1892. until further
notice a toll OF twenty cents per ton be
levied, collected, and paid on all freight
OF whatever kind or description passing
through the ST. Msrys Falls Canal In
transit to any port OF the Dominion OF
Canada, whether carried In vessels OF
the United States or OF other nations;
and to that extent DO hereby suspend
from and after said date the right Of
free passage through said st. Marys
Falls Canal OF any and all cargoes or
portions Of cargoes, IN transit TO Cana
dian port.
"In testimony whereof, etc.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
By the President.
"JoHy w. FOSTER,
Secretary OF State"
The Secretary OF State and Mr.. Her
bert conferred this morning on this
subject. The former said that the
United States Consul General at Ottawa
had reported that the decision OF the
Cabinet was to abolish ths rebate on
tolls at the end OF the present season,
and that this had been confirmed by the
Ministerial press OF Canada.
He then asked Mr.. Herbert " this
coniormed to his information on the
subject. Mr.. Herbert answered that
he was not as yet authorized 70 make
any official communication on the sub
Iect, but he bad no doubt the Consul
Generals report was correct.
The Secretary OF State then said that
such a solution OF the question would
not be regarded as satisfactory TO his
Government, and In answer 10 an In
ouiry he stated that the President con-
sidered it his duty to issue the procla-
nation contemplated by the act OF Con-
gress; but he gave Mr.. Herbert the as
surance that shonld the Canadian Gov
ernment give notice OF its decision TO
abolish the discrimination now COM
planned OF, the proclamation would be
suspended concurrently with such abo-
litiOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
VIII Receive . Royal Welcome st Kan
sas City Next Tuesday.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, August 2o.-Ar-
rangements were completed to-day for
the entertainment OF the Supreme
Lodge Of the World OF the Knights OF
Pythias, which meets in session here
next Tuesday, and for the encampmens
OF the Pythian Uniformed Rank, which
goes into camp on the same day.
Everything that could be done for the
comfort and pleasure OF the Knights
has been done aud when they get here
they will find profuse decorations. en-
biematic welcomes. such as Kansas City
extends TO her visitors; reception COM
mittee to express that welcome and to
guide the Knights 70 their temporary
places Of abode.
It has been . serious question With
the local committee on arrangements TO
provide quarters for oil the Knights
and visitors who are expected to be In
attspdsnce upon the encsmpment, bus
they have succeeded. ~
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NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of TeIegrsphio News In
small spaos.


small space.
The weekly report OF the New York as
sociated banks show the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, g,5t5, ,5s5,
loans. increase, e, 81, 600; specie, decrease,
81 .e97. 600: legal tenders, decrease, 81 ,9si =
400; deposits, decrease, sSl2, 800; c-rcula-
ton. increase, fJ7.l0O. The banks now
hold e12, ,374, SIS In excess Of the require.
nnents OF the % per cent rule.
At indianapolis, Ind, tho hearing OF the
suit asking for receiver for the Order OF
Iron Hall was resumed In court yesterday.
Supreme Justice Somerby was on the wit
ness stand most Of the day.
Two prospectors have discovered high
grades Of silver and lead ore abort u miles
from Little Rock, ARK. The silver ore.
ASSAYS es high as 200 ounces 70 the ton.
Land around the discovery, 70 the exten.
OF thousand acres has been purchased, =
company organized and the find Will bs st
once developed.
Gov. Mckinley OF Ohio. Is 70 speak In
New Haven, Conn, on September TN.
The Republican State Convention meets
there on that date.
AT youngstown. o.. the Amalgsmated
Association and the Iron Manufacturers
agreed upon o scale last night. Over ten
thousand men In the valley viii return 10
work at once
During the past "a hours there have been
reported In st, Petersburg o. new cssss Of
cholers and u deaths.
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The Mineral County Democratic Ticket.

SEtCttt LttclI uNs 70 t+s <'14'-IttB 1E@s'EE0''
PIEDMONT, w. VA, August 20.-The
Mineral county Democratic Convention
met in Keyser st p. IN, to-day. }. W..
Vandever was chosen Chairman and II.
l.. Richardson aud J. W. Crawford, Sec
retaries. They nominated the following
strong ticket: John W Arnold for
Sheriff, ]. w. W. Davis fo- the Legisla-
ture: w. NJ. Welsh for Prosecuting At
torney, James A. ParrIl, Assessor,
Eastern; George P. WagoIsr, Assessor,
Western district; Chsrlss Seymour,
County Commissioner; C,l. j. j. john
son, Surveyor.
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rb.v Listeu TO Mrs, Cougar.

PIrrsBURG, PA. August 20.-The
Homestead strikers held mass meeting
tonight at which addresses were made
by Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar and others.
Much enthusiasm was manifested and
the speakers all expressed confidence In
the strike being ultimately successful.
There has been no change in the situs-
tfon at the mill tonight
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
Preston County's Democracy.
~..fnI T,.I<o~nxu In fks CSfri1u RsOiStfy

TERRA ALTA, W. VA, August 90
The following ticket was nominated
here to-day by the Democratic mass
convention: House OF Delegates, Lewis
Stemple and George A. Horring; Sher-
iff, Harley Deberry; Prosecuting Attor-
ney. ]. A.. Jackson; Assessors, Dorsey
Forman and Benedict Cooke; County
Surveyor, j. 4. Monroe.
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Cotton COMPANY Chartered.
al re.lcran. 10 n. slladay Reoister.

NUsItUl LtsFlI % ~lIIsI'IIs @tTNF0tN's
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 90
The Miss ssippi Valley Cotton Company
was chartered to-day with its principal
Office at Charleston, w. Va. The capi-
tai is S5O.o0O with the privilege OF in
crossing tos95O,OO0. The iucorporators
re Stephan M. Weld and Joseph Guild,
o. De0nal, Mass; C. w. lde, New
York City William G. Reed. Memphis,
Tenn; HdFry s. Thompson. Chelsea
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asttInr the Dad ToEether.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 2O.-The
four Dead men who fought for the State
fell at two places. Waltall and Given
were killed in the skirmish which fol-
lowed the ambush on Major Carpenters
me-. Waterman and Smith fell In Fort
Anderson in the first battle with the
miners. The first by the premature ex-
plosion OF the Howitzer and the second
by a bullet from the miners. Fifteen
dead miners have been found, and there
are probably more lying around in the
wnnds
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rrnon. Returning Home.

CHATTANOOGA, August 20.-Affairs
at Coal Creek are in such condition that
all reinforcements have been stopped
from going to the front, and volunteers
from Chattanooga now there leave at
$3.50 this morning for home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
mckinley Gone to New York.
sp.dos Tsss7rsm 10 ns Sunday Re1tst~.

SpScI0g 7sIs1rHN 70 ItS oUHuuy Hs5t1L"'
COLUMBUS, O., August Ex-Governor
Mckinley left for New York this even
ing, where he will consult with the Ma
tional Republican Committee regarding
his campaign work. Mrs. Mckinley
accompanies him, and they will remain
in the East some time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
oooLEYs IN PENNsxLvANIA.

They Divert Themselves Dy noloihs Up
Morgantown Man and Taking His Last
Seven Dollars.
SsseidE TslsgrGm to Gts Sunday Re0tster.
MoRGANTowN, W. Va, August co.
The Cooley gang are again in their ma
tive county of Fayette, Pennsylvania,
according to the testimony OF gentle
man OF this town. While Thomas MI
near was driving from Fairchange, Pa,
to his his home here, to-day, he was met
by eight men a mile beyond the State
line who spoke and asked him the time
Of Of day. He recognized Frank Cooley
but did not know the others. They mex
enquired if he had any money with him
and he took the part OF discretion and
said he had but seven dollars, OF which
amount he was relieved without much
parley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
Briyands at Work in Italy.

ROME. August 20.-A band OF bri-
gands attacked a mail coach between
Cave and Palestrina, at IL o'clock this
morning. All the passengers were
robbed OF their money and jewelry. In
addition parcels were looted. and regis
tered letters stolen. One passenger
who attempted to defend himself, was
seriously injured. Troops hare been
sent in pursuit of the brigands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
THD STRIKE SITUATION
How Things Looked About Buffalo
Late Last Night.
FEW TRAINS MOVING, BUT THE

Are Not Doing the
Normal Amount Of Business by
a Great Deal-There Still Seems
to be Danger of q Strike Among
the Firemen, Though the Chief
Has Not Sanctioned 1.-THE
Men Think Of Striking Without
Authority.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21

A cloud burst occurred at Freedom, Pa,
last night doing much damage to property.
The main street was torn out six feet deep
and the foundations Of houses washed
away. Fortunately no one was killed or
injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
VERY HOT IN EtRopL

VIENNA, August 20.-F1p deaths, due TO
the heat occurred here yesterday, and
many persons were maddend.
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THE ARMY BILL KILLED.
Emperor Williams Public Declaration
Ruins CapriVi'S
CHANCES OF GETTING THE BILL

Before the Reichstag-He Cannot
See His Way Clear TO Propos-
ing an Increase in the Army
Budget Without Reducing the
Time of Service-A Tax on
Wine, Beer and Tobacco Pro-
posed by the Chancellor-Bis-
marck on the Short Term Side.
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JAY EYE SEE
Lowers his Record, but Doesn't Come
Near Hal Pointers Time-Nancy Hanks
Fails to Make Her Own Previous Good
Tina.


CHICAGO, August 20.-Nancy Hanks
was sent to-day against her record OF
2:071l, made last Wednesday, and fell
short Of the mark. She trotte game
mile, but could do no better than 2:O95s,
the time by the quarters being 32S4,
1:O514, 1:39, 2:0911. Her failure TO beat
the record was a disappointment.
Dooe had expressed himself as conf
dent that the mare would lower her
record. The track was as fast as the
most exacting could require, but the
day was too cool and the breeze too
strong for any more record smashing.
The feature OF the last day OF the
meeting at Washington Park, besides
Nancy Hanks, was the pacing of Jay
Eye See against his own trotting record
OF 2:10. He went around the track In
2:Os3i. Had the same conditions OF
temperature and wind prevailed to-day
as on Wednesday, the chances are that
JAY Eye See would have come perilously
near the mark Of 2:05l4, set by Hal
Pointer two days ago.
The old king OF the trotting turf
paced his mile as steadily as clock
work and finished strong and fresh. j.
|. Case, his owner, whe drove him, is
sanguine that Jay-Eye-See can do much
better than his time OF to-day, and the
little black gelding will take shot at
the worlds record within a short time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
RETALIATION.

President Harrison Issues a Proclamation Direct
ing that Tolls Shall be Charged on All CargOeS
Passing Through st. Mary's Falls Canal IN
Transit 10 Canadian Ports-ihe Provisions
Will Be Suspended if the Canadian Council
Rccedes from lis Position.
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MORAN HELD.

The President of the West Virginia District
Miners Union Held to Court on the Charge Of
Conspiracy at Fairmont-The Outcome of the
Effort of the Striking Miners to Keep the Men
at CASTOR from Going to Work Last Wsdnes-
day.
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At Monmouth Park Race Track, fine
weather, fair attendance and good sport
were the features. First. l l-l6 miles, Kill
kenny won; time, 1:4SSI. Second, . FUR
longs. Elizabeth l.. won; time, 10. Third,
1H miles, Lamplighter won; time, 80.
Fourth. IL miles, Reckon won; time,
9 :O61<. Fifth, furlongs, Reginald won;
time. 1:02. Sixth, 7furlongs, Estelle won; /;
time. 1:251S. Seventh, 51s furlongs, All
Black won; time, LOSE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-05
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
MARION BUTLER LAKES SPEECH
WITCH pLBAsEs THE SBGROEs.
Mat. Treasurer Balm Very Much Improved
Ind Considered out OF Danger
for the Time.

RALEIGH, n. c.. Nov. Especial
Marion Butler. Third party nominee Tor
lector-at-large. made demagogic speech
OF two hours length or more In Metro
politan Hall here to-day. The appoint
ment was one Of the Third party people s
own making. and was not joint discus
sion. consequently no one was present 10
reply to Butler There were about sew
enty-hve Third party men In the hail. oc-
cupying the front seats, and number OF
Republicans were in the rear There
was sprinkling Of negroes all over the
hall and the gallery was filled with them'
and they made themselves at home.
The stage was ornamented by coterie
Of Gideonites and Third partyites, In
Guiding 8. Ohio Wilson, Tonnonski,
Worth and other lights. Buffers speech
throughout was that Of a demagogue.
His talk made the negroes in the gallery
fairly veil themselves hoarse. They com
pletely drowned their white Tnird party
allies I'm their enthusiasm. Butter seemed
hacked. and his speech created niue en-
thuslasm among his own ilk.
State Treasurer Balm was considerably
improved to-day. and Is now considered
out of danger, at least, Tor the uihe
being.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-05
REPUBLICANS AT WAR.
DrxFNDoRF rs Yow~THE BOSS At
THESoRF0LK SAvT-YARD.
A Bovde. Clerk Dischsrgvd-A Malone
Ticket Out Democrats Secure Bets
Only By Giving Odds.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. A-Special.-The
Republicans of this district have begun
70 make war upon each other in man
ner which has produced q sensation at
the navy-yard among the employees.
When Bowden was the boss OF the dis
trict the nsvy-yard people were for Bow
den and worked for his success. One OF
them, w. A. Bond, OF Nansemond'
clerk 20 the labor board. was one Of the
staunchest Bowden men. and took the
stump for the ex-Congressman. Yester-
day he was removed from Office al the
instance OF Dezcndorf. Now all OF the
clerks are throwing UP their hats for De-
zcndorf and declare that he1s tne pOsS
dog Of the lanyard"
The Renublicans OF this district have
q ticket out with II. c. Golfers name
upon It, Collier is the Third party candl-
date. This Is the Malone ticket and VIII
be largely voted. Corrisan was seen last
night and SAYS he will certainly remain
in the field. He declares that the indor-
sntion OF Major Dezendorf by the Con-
sressional committee is an Insult TO the
coiored Republicans OF the district.
Several large bets were made here yes
tfTday. Democrats III Nf'Ag
stance have TO give odds. Chairman
Young Is very enthusiastic. The Lee and
Staples speaking demonstrated much
greater interest in politics than was ex-
p.cted and the voters are enthusiastic
over the success Of their great meet
ing One or the contributions to the cam
paien fund received today was a magnif
cent Kentucky horse. given by McClel-
Ian e. McCleaTy. The horse will be sold
ut public auction, and will bring a large
During the week there have been seven
marriages IN Norfolk and six in Ports
mouth. Several others will come of next
week.
Wednesday night several young ladies
dressed I'm white, with sheets over their
heads, went 10 the residence Of Mr..
Rock, on NEEDLE street Portsmouth.
They were met at the door by Miss
Shepherd. who was visiting there. She
was so badly frightened that she tainted
and had severe commissions, which lasted
all night and through the next day The
joke. it is feared. may prove very serious.
The grand jury OF the city of Ports
mouth has found a true bill against w.
II. Wilson for rape and abduction. This
is the man who brought the little girl
to this city from Washington and was
arrested by the police here. 80.
All of the ministers of the city will
preach sermons next Sunday on Sabbath
observance.
A negro boy was before the police JUS
tice this morning charged with putting a
little crippled white boy in a boat and
setting II adrift on Elizabeth river. The
boat was caught by a tug and the little
fellows life saved.
The Maritime Association OF the United
States will establish a branch of the
Association here. Mr.. l.. j. Lafaucheur
will be in charge.
In the damage suit in the corporation
court here Of Daniel b. Cannon against
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad for in
turies received in a collision, the jury
gsve the plaintiff $4,000. The amount
claimed was 10000,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-05
POLITTCAL EVENTS At OXFORD.
Third Party Eal'y-smHiI Crowd-Bu;ler's
Spoech- Democratic Barbecue

OXFORD, y. c., Nov 3.-Spcial.-The
Third party demonstration here to-day
was huge disappointment to the leaders
who had tried to stimulate a large at
tendance from this and Vance county,.
The leaders predicted that 1900 of more
would turn out with enthusiasm. l do
not understate when I say the number did
not exceed 400. and the enthusiasm was
Of sickly kind that tended to give the
Democrats encouragement
Marion Butler, the Weaverite State
elector, who has been validating i'm his
political course, was the only orator. and
his effort was not marked by display OF
learning or elOquence. He is fairly
good speaker, is fluent and somewhat en-
pertaining. but not vigorous in thought or
language. His voice is not particularly
adapted to popular oratory. He appeals
TO the prejudices Of the masses, and at
times disgusts the more respectable ele-
ments Of his party by pandering too much
to the lower instincts Of human nature
He has been several times met in joint
discussion by c. b. AycOck and r. b
Glenn, both Of whom overmatched him in
debate. and are far better speakers. being
Of superior intellectual mould to Butler
On the 9Th the Democrats here antici-
pate a big crowd and able speakers at
their barbecue Several speakers OF abil-
ity will be on hand, and now that the
Third party is combining and fusing with
the Republicans. we expect an old-fash-
toned rally that will betoken a great
triumph for Democracy on Tuesday next
in the Old North State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-05
GLOUCESTEK AROUSED.
A Grand Rally mt the Courthouse-hh-
dressed by Fine Local Talent.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Nov. T.
Special.-A grand rally, which the Demo
Gratis have been making preparations Tor
and which has been extensively adver-
tised for several weeks past, came OH
to-day. Among the speakers who were
billed to speak here to-day was eX-Gov-
ernor Fitz Lee, and If the crowd when
assembled to hear him attests the popu-
laritv of that distinguished Virginian, ne
is phenomenally popular. Numbers OF MS
old soldiers from all portions OF this ana
surrounding counties, who were ever
ready to follow his knighuy plume in
time of war. were out to do him honor
in peace as well. He is a great favorite
with our people, and his absence to-day
was a great disappointment 10 all.
Senator Stubs made an able and Go
ouent speech. After dinner Mr.. Jones
introduced MIR Boyd Sears. Ct Mathews
county. Mr. Sears made a brief and
forcible speech. and was followed by Mr.
Robert McCandlish, of MddleseX county.
MIR. McCandlish is one Of the most bril-
LINT speakers in Tidewater, and his
spee1h was a. mastery effort. Nessrs-
Jones and T. S. Taliaferro also made
brief speeches. There are still good
many Third partyites in this county. but
IL ia hoped much good will come from TO-
Gays work. The Republicans never were
more active than now, and will poll a
much larger vote than they did in 1879.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-05
sH<D0W OF THE FORCE BILL.
A Supervisor 10 be Paid When. That Bill .
Passed.

HOUSTON. VA. Nov. S.-Special.-Mr.
Joseph II. Nethery. a well-to-do farmer
OF this section, was recently appointed
supervisor OF elections at this precinct.
The appointment was a surprise. but
being Democrat and thinking his party
had caused his appointment he qualified.
After qualifying he found he could not
serve at this precinct, as he votes at
another. He wrote TO Mr. Tinsley, chief
supervisor. about this matter and asked
what the pay Of the officers were.
Here is a copy OF Mr.. Tinsleys reply:
Once OF Chief Supervisor OF Election.
for Western District of Virginia. Lynch
burg, Va, October %. lS92.-J. II. Meth
cry. Esq. Dear Sir.-You were recon-
mended by MIR. Willard, county chair
man OF the Peoples party, l am sorry
10 say the position does not pay anything,
but We hope 10 have 1t made a paying
office by the Force bill. II you do not
vote at Houston l do not think you
eligible 10 the position and you had bet
ter so inform Mr.. Willard at once and
recommend some good Peoples party
man who votes at Houston TO be appoint
ed In your stead. Very respectfully.
w. Il. TINSLEY. Chief Supervisor.
Mr.. w. @. Stevens. of this place, lost
a stable. two horses and a large quantity
OF forage last night by fire. The stable
was first discovered 10 be on fire about
10 o'clock, and on account OF everything
In the building being OF an inhammable
material and very dry. was rapidly con-
sumed. The horses could not be managed,
although every effort was made 10 get
hsm out % ne burning building. The