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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
< GOOD THING.

A strong effort is being made BY
The WORLD to publish q Trade Edi-
ton Of Martinsburg, consisting Of de-
scriptiye matter, and maps and cuts Of
business places, private residences,
manufactures, and enterprises Of every
kind. An edition Of 10000 copies will
be distributed through the mails
throughout the United States, and the
project is almost certain Of accomplish
ing much good. We have so far met
with good success, but have not failed,
as has been the case with every pro-
ject, to run against some old snags.
We have one class Of enterprising and
energetic citizens who very literally
contribute to every good and sub.
stantial project; while, to the contrary,
we have another class who desire and
will readily reap the benefit, AID who
contribute to nothing. They conclude
that if things 60 ahead and some one
else does the paying part, they are
better of. No doubt they are, but
just such people have been the means
Of holding back progress in our city,
and will continue to do so as long as
they continue to live. We want every
live man to contribute and help make
the project big success. Already a
number Of business men have yolun-
tarily interested themselves in our be-
half, and are doing good work. We
want every man to contribute, and
keep in view the fact that his aid is
helping along the progress Of the city.
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your FRIEND. COMING and coin,

xonr Friends Coming and Going
Stuart W. Walker, Esq, is in Wash.
ington to-day.
Mr.. W. S. Snyder is in Indianapoli.
Ind, on business.
Mr.. c. G. Lemen, and officer Rhodes,
are visiting in Brunswick, to-day.
Mrs. DR.. Baker gave an enjoyable
card party to friends last evening.
Mrs. A. ]. Cage, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Samuel Busey, at North
Mountain.
Mr.. James F. Thompson went t.
Baltimore this morning to replenisf
his stock Of goods.
Rev. J. A. Hoffeins took his depart
ure to-day on visit to friends in Ian
caster county, Penn.
The Misses Cover and Hyde, d
Winchester, win attend the german
given in Teller Opera House tonight
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HIS HEAD CRUSHED IN
FRANK WILSON DEAD AFTER A NIGHT
Or SPORT.
THE FINDING or a DEAD noDr IN
THE cLossoN HOUSE STABLES,
TELLS OF A CRIME.

BRIsToL, Pa, May l0.-The brnis-
ed and lifeless body Of Frank Wilson
was discovered early yesterday morn
ing in the stable attacked to the Clos
SON House. Wilson, who was resi-
dent Of this place, had been murdered.
and all day there has been the great
est excitement in the town.
As yet there is not the slightest evil
dence to connect anyone with the
crime.
Saturday night Wilson was seen on
the street with party Of friends, and
seemed to be ina very jolly mood.
Scores Of people saw them walking
about. These friends parted with
Wilson early in the evening, and af'
ter that time no one seems to have any
knowledge of his whereabouts.
When the hostler of the Clossor
House went to the stable early thi;
morning to attend to his horses, he
was startled by seeing the body of a
man lying on the straw. in one of the
vacant horse stalls. In moment
however, his surprise turned to horror
In the dim light he recognized the fea
lures Of Frank Wilson, swollen, black
ened and covered in large part with
blood.
The hostler rushed into the hote
and informed the proprietor Of what
he had found. Then a policeman and
the Coroner were summoned.
The officers found that Wilson had
been beaten to death, probably with /
ck-jack. His head was horribl,
mangled and bruised. His coat hat
been torn from him, but this carmen
could not be found.
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4 MANS wAYwARD CAREER.
Chances for His Obtaining Dose q
Delaware Justice.

Chances for His Obtaining Dose Of
Delaware Justice.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May TO-. Robert
West was arraigned on the street last
night in company with Miss Kate Cav
anaugh. The young woman tainted
when her escort was taken into custody
by Patrolman Quinn. The charge
against West is bastardy, preferred by
Miss Sophie Collins, of this city.
Five other young women are said to
have been betrayed by West. The
prisoner claims that he was married to
Miss Cavanaugh in Philadelphia yes
terday. She says he is also the father
of her child.
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HIS srocK ArrACHEp.
a PATRON,

An attachment has been filed in the
Court at Cumberland by the Potomac
Paper Company against the stock held
by Mr.. C. A. Wheedon, its former
president.
An account was filed with the at
tachment which states in substance,
that Mr.. Wheedon while president Of
this corporation purchased machinery
for which $40. 900 was paid, in reality
the machinery cost but 100000. 1t is
claimed that Mr.. Wheedon owes the
difference of $1,000 and for the re-
eovery of this sum the attachment
upon his stock was issued.
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PROFIT from Paris Refuse.

The total profit drawn by the Paris
ragpickers directly from the refuse
of Paris averages 7i,400 francs, on
not far short of $4,000 a day. An
inevitable but not uninstructive
comparison here suggests itself. The
refuse of London, which must be
worth considerably more than double
that of Paris, is almost absolutely
wasted. Every place labeled Rub
bish shot here" illustrates the fact
A striking incident recently occurred
In the making of railway embank-
ment in London suburb A good
deal of it consisted Of truckloads of
refuse brought down from town
such refuse as the Paris chiffonier,
with his orange peel and scraps Of
paper, hardly dreams Of Out of that
London rubbish heap he could have
drawn in single afternoon more
than he would make at home in a
month. London Saturday Review.
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MAY MOVE HERE,

L. C. Heist, Of the Standard Manu-
featuring Company in Martinsburg,
which produces bicycles, is in this city
looking for 40 hands for the factory.
There is probability Of that fac
tory being moved to this city, as the
offer has been made, and the Com
pany is considering it. The Company
should not hesitate long, as our faciIi-
ties are excellent ID every direction. =
Hagerstoion Mail.
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JUMPED rnE TRACK.

Passenger train No. 5, on thesB. a
Q. Railroad, that leaves this city at
$50 a. M, had two sleepers and sev-
eral coaches jump the track this morn
ing near vanclevesville. Messrs.
Stuart W. Walker and Jas. F. Thomp-
SON were on the train. No one was
injured, and but little damage done.
After short delay IN replacing the
cars, the train proceeded on its way
East.
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AN EXTENSIVE FIRM.

The extensive business done by this
firm Of J.. Vim. and c. A. Miller, has
been built up by a strict adherence to
the well established principles Of bust
ness integrity, and by the exercise Of
that pluck and energy which have
been the ground work Of SO many en-
terprises. They claim to lead, and
you can purchase anything from q
sewing machine needle to a thresher
and engine from them. Those who
need agricultural implements or any
thing in their line viii do well to give
them call. Since their reliability is
50 well known, reference to It i not
necessary.
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N MARYLAND NEWS
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS CULLED
DOWN.


DUN SISTER STATE
Yesterday Cardinal Gibbons dedi-
Gated the new church at Fallston, Har-
ford county, in the presence Of large
congregation.
DR.. Hiram Buhrman, q well known
physician Of Washington county, died
At his home near Chewsville, on Sat
urday at the age Of seventy. Owing
to poor health, be has not been in &C
tive practice for q year or moro.
Albert R. Lewis and Ferdinand Will
liams, two prominent and profession
al gentleman Of Cumberland, sail from
New York on May q in the Etruria,
Of the Cunard Steamship line. They
60 to Europe for an extended pleasure
| "trip.
At a recent election in Hancock the
following officers were elected: Burgess,
Henry Gunnels; commissioners, Fred
erick Steganious, ]. w. Reed and Mar
tin Jenkins. All Of them have refns-
ed to accept the positions. another
election will be held.
William Closson was on Saturday
sent TO the House Of Correction fol
four months for committing an aggra-
waited assault upon q deaf-mute in
Hagerstown. Thaddeus Monday was
also sent to the House Of Correction
for six months for being habitually
disorderly.
Thomas Irons, residing at Nortl
Branch, six miles east Of Cumberland
went to Cumberland on business Sat
urday night. He started home on /
freight train at / o'clock yesterda.
morning and while jumping from on
car to another, nearing the rolling mil
he fell under the wheels and was ii
stantly killed. He was twenty-on
1 years Of age and single. He will b
buried by Junior Order Of Americas
Mechanics, Of which order he was
member.
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4 BUSINESS LEADER.

Mr.. G. A. Mantz, conducts one Of
the Leading tobacco houses Of this city,
and most prosperously too. He is
pushing and accommodating, and
always carries q large stock Of the
pnrest tobacco and smokers articles,
and is contented with q reasonable
profit. The sales Of this popular house
are very large, and the outlook is even
more promising. All who deal with
him will get the best goods for the
least money.
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TRACKED FOR FORTY YEARS.
Successful Lover Charged with Murder
by His Rival.

I ny lib AsAN0As
ELLENwooD, B. G., May 10.-A
search Of 40 years duration has just
been ended by Charles Hartley, Of
Oswego, N. Y. He has caused the ar
rest Of his cousin for the alleged muir
der Of his wife, whom Hartley loved
when girl. This cousin is Allen
Hartley. Two score years ago both
loved the same girl, but Allen won
her. A year afterwards the young
husband disappeared and his wife like
wise. Later her skeleton remains
were found buried in the cellar.
Charles Hartley thought the woman
had been murdered and vowed that he
would hunt his cousin down, and he
has just caught him.
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pnArn OF Mrs. nucKELMAN.

Mrs. Susan Buckelman, wife Of
James Buckelman, residing on North
Raleigh street, died this morning at
about s o'clock, Of consumption. Her
age was AZ years and % days. She
was member Of the First Baptist
church. faithful wife, and a fond
mother. Her funeral viii take place
from the church Thursday afternoon,
and interment will be made in Green
Hill Cemetery.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
ExTENpINa rHE LINE.

The Street Railway company are ex-
tending the line to their park, south
of the city. In a few days it is expect
ed to have the work completed. 1t is
the intention of the owners of the
park to have all brush removed and
underground cut ont, and to make it
one of the most attractive spots in the
county.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
CHARTER GRANTED.

The Secretary Of State Friday issued
e charter to the Battelle Oil Company,
Of Morgantown, with capital Of $500,
Of which $50 has been paid in. The
capital is divided into shares Of 800
each and are held BY Clarence 3. Dill,
H. Il. Cpurteny, J. G. White and ].
H, McDermotts Of Morgantown, and
Al g. Lawrie, Of Pittsbnrg.
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AT CHERRY RUN.

The Potomac Valley Railroad com
pany have finished the excavation at
Cherry Run for the passenger and
freight depot. The turntabls has also
been completed. 1t is thought that
this place il destined to become one Of
importance.
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OPENS TOMORROW.

The MERCHANTS and Farmers bank
will open tomorrow, with Jno. W.
Bishop, president; Jno. F. Wiley,
cashier, and Jno. +. Nadenbousch, as
sistant cashier. The directors are
John Kennedy, w. H. Kilmer, s. N.
Myers, 3. i. Hoffman, N. D. Baker,
John E. Boyd, J. H. Gettinger, and
John w. Bishop. Their discount day
will be on Thursday. Wonder who
will be the first depositori
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TRAINS WILL RUN SUNDAY.

The Cumberland Valley railroad vii
run train to Quaker meeting, at
Clearbrook, Sunday next, 10Th inst,
leaving Hagerstown at 7:45 a. M. and
Martinsburg at $50 a. m. Fare,
round trip, from this station, 80 cents.
Quite number from Hagerstown will
attend.
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SCHOOL or TELEGRAPHY.

Mr.. D. F. S. WAYS, who was oper-
ator for the B. & o. telegraph line in
this city, for several years past, is here
and will open Telegraphic Institute
for giving young men and ladies in
struction in the Geographic art.
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GOLD, oUARTz.

We were shown last evening fine
specimen Of quartz, taken from the
ground yesterday, by Mr.. Peter Shriv-
err, at Cherry Run. He intends send
ing it to an assaylst. That it con
tains gold is quite evident from the
surface appearance.
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WILL STILL he DRY.

q The County Court Of jefferson coun-
ty has put black eye on the recent
victory of the vets at the Shep-
herdstown election. II has refused to
grant license to any party for the sale
If spirituous liquors in that place.
Bro. Snyder is still victorious. Hag-
erstolca Ners.
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CORRECTED.

In yesterdays issue we stated per-
sons were immersed on Sunday. In
stead there were Is immersed, and is
taken into the church at night. Rev.
B. w. Kirk, is the pastor in charge.
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MADE MANY MAsHEs.

Three of our young men in female
attire were out on the streets last night
and report that dozen or more clerks
and others after considerable anxiety
manifested, secured an introduction
to the presumed visitors in town.
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4 NEwsBoYs, HOME.

The Pittsburg Press has raised a
fund of over s27. 100000 with which
will be built a home for the ''newsies''
of that city.
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MALICIOUS ACT.

Some person unknown, on Sunday
night, poisoned Mr.. Spillman's dog,
valued at one hundred dollars. If the
miscreant's names can be learned Mr..
Spillman promises to make them re-
gret it.
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ArrENrrox DEMoCRArs,

A meeting Of the Old Hickory DEM
ocratic Club win be held in Grantham
han tomorrow wednesday, night AZ
7:SO o'clock. Members are urged TO
attend promptly.
A. ]. MooRE, Sec'y.
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Four men were buried under the
United States Horse Show band stand
in New York, of whom Edward Rod
oshefsky was seriously hurt.
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UNDER AN ENGINE.

j Mr.. Harry Munchey, Of Frederick,
Nd, had his left leg crushed yesterday
at Brunswick, BY falling under an en-
CINE while coupling cars.
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JUsTICE COURT.

Justice VIM. Mckee yesterday heard
the case Of NJ. g. Lloyd vs.. John W.
Tabler, for an assault made by the
latter. Tabler was fined $500 and
costs.
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St. Louis people are anxious for the
United States cruiser Concord to visit
that city. The vessel IS at Memphis.
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SALE or HORsEs.

A number Of our people went to
Winchester to-day to attend sale d
fine horses.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT7
ONE DINE PLACES IT IN TWO LINES
BEFORE FIVE THOUSAND READERS.

Situations, Help wanted, For Sale, For
Renf. Lost. Found, strayed or stolen. To
Buy, se1lor Exchange--Whatever Your
want, Make IL KNOWN in This Column.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10

:FTNHE best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
i at bottom Prices at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10

Yen are invited to call and see the immense
stock of gasoline stoves for sale at my place Of
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
fer beauty, economy and quick cooking J. w
r. FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
nearsRt. Clair Hotel.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The firm of Lommel & Little has been dis
solved Notice is hereby given to all indebted
to the firm to come forward and settle at once.
Otherwise accounts will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. Respectfully,
h-102w. j. ii. LITTLE.
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I AIDES worsted and silk topShoe, the very
IL latest out, made by d. NJ. Hough g. Co. You
will find them at FIERY's SHOE Store.
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RA1R pEALINe IS OUR MOTTO.

And one visit to our store win prove what we
say. Call, get our prices, examine our goods
and compare with others, then you will be
satisfied with what we say. Our goods are all
fresh, and satisfaction guaranteed
DERN q RITTERS Grocery Store,
Queen street, doors north of Snodgrass' Drug
store. 4l33W.
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WANTED.

A good nurse, one well educated. Entire
control of three children, aged three, two and
one year. Good wages Apply at The WoRLD
office. 4-11-2w.
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TTENTIoN.

E0R stylish walking Shoes with silk yamp 60
IL to FIERY SHOE STORE.
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I AIDES new spring Oxfords in all the latest
IL shapes at FIERy's SHOE SooREs Come and
see them. No trouble to show goods.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10

FINEST Line Ladies Fine slippers at Homrich
L Shoe Stare. 5-5-2w d
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Tor SALE.


OF ranges and cook stoves that will please
you Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods. j. w. r. FIsHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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E,oR SALE.

No more rusty tinware have Antitrust tin
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. J..
W.iR FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel
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GENTS Fine Straw Hats at Heinrich shoe
" Store. 3 b Wv
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F0R SALE.
$50 young apple trees at 5 cents each See
4-2S2w. j. H. BRISToR.
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voU can find D. NJ. Hough Il Co ,sfne shoes at
FBRYss SHOE STORE. Don't forget the
place, next door to Hunters photograph CALLERS.
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JxToMENs Common Sense slipper at HON
wv rich Shoe Store. 5 s ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
HON. CHARLES T.. BENTON.

Concerning him who died last Friday
night the 10th inst, the History of Guild
hall says that he was "son of Samuel
s., and Esther p. Benton, and youngest
child of family of twelYcchildren. Was
born at Waterford, Dec. II, 1925; lived
at home till of legal age had the advan-
tages IF a common school education, and
attcndcd ST. Johnsbury and Lancaster
Academies two terms.
He came to Guildhal April 5, 1860 and
bought the John p. Dcnison farm of said
Denison, and carried it on till March 6,
1866 when he moved to the village and
has lived on the John Dodge place from
Jan. g, 1868 to the present time. He has
since residing in town held nearly all the
town Offices at various times; rcprescn
ted the town in 1866 and 1867; was
senator in 1874; and 1875; appointed
county clerk i'll 1865, which Office henow
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
SAVINGS BANK.

The ISLAND POM NATIONAL BANK hos
opened savings Bank Department for the
purpose OF receiving the savings and accumu.
lauons of all classes ofdcpositors
deposits will be received on the folloyinp
terms: ne
- me smallest sum put on interest shall h,
VNE DOLLAR and no fractional part of n
dollar shall draw interest "
deposits made during the first four DAYS O,
Jhe month VIII draw interest from the first
eay o. the month, deposits made after tn,
!1uttn WIZ draw interest from the first day OF
no interest will be paid on any sum with.
Drawn, Tor the time elapsed since the Inst in.
tereSt period '
interest viii be paid at the rate Of 4 per
cent per nnnum, payable MAY Ist md
November 1 st Of each wear. gu"
Notice Of 8 days must be given TO the Bank
oil the withdrawal Of 5000 or more
interest not called for will be credited TO the
depostor, thus compromising twice "A wear
without trouble or care on the part Of the de.
pOsitOr. F " Wv w
This bank has boxes in it's fire proof wants
Tor storage of valuable papers, etc, to rent at
reasonable rates
>. T.. c. RonTNsoN, President.
a. Is. DARLING, Cashier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
Atkinson HOUSE FURNISHING Co.,

who completely for him to the small details and
drn that do this and the Irnp:l Maine " zt
: We ron
please they "''N
that west ell NS
dnotgc ne
and rn>h soIrc tor at;c u >3 bus"
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captrtm tu
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

In naming Benjamin Harrison for Pres
idcnt and Whitclaw Reid for Vice-Prcsi-
dent the Minneapolis Convention did
wisely and well President Harrison has
given the people an honest, manly, able
administration, and deserves and will
get the hearty support Of all Republicans.
The platform, too, is broad enough to
hold every man who believes in the prn-
ciplcs Of the Republican party and every
one of them will be found supporting it,
rs they should be. The ticket and plat
form is a winner
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
GIVE EAR lE DELEGATES,

We would again urge that all delegates
elected at the primary meetings attend
the conventions to which they shall be
elected. As we said last week the Re
pubicans of Essex County will present
the name of one Of its representative Re
publicans for the important office Of
State Auditor, and we would earnestly
impress upon each and every delegate TO
see that the County is fully represented
at the State convention. We should
have sufficient pride in our nominee to do
this Let every Republican then do his
duty as a citizen attend the caucus,
elect the best men as delegates and in
struct every one to attend the conyen-
ton.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17
Now Many Loving Hearts

that sam cause separated: Young wanted go =" t. SS,gi
no, afford % What
would la,e spared be had only ted the