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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26
BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, o., June 25-Mrs. George
Mooney died at her home here last Satur
day, and was buried at Warrenton, on
Monday.
The Brilliant Cornet band will 60 on an
excursion on one Of the packets between
PittSbUrg and Cincinnati, some time in
july
Miss Lizzie Richardson, Of Mingo, was
in town Monday.
Prof T.. T. Oliver was calling on Wells
burg friends this week
IL is said the mill will shut down to-day.
Miss Lavinia +. Bell, of the College Her
aid, Hillsdale, Mich, mas been visiting
friends in town this week.
Mrs Dalrymple has been visiting friends
in New Alexandria.
Real estate transfers left for record this
week: Richard Humes and wife TO Robert
Gilchrist. lot IN Brilliant, 81 500; Robert
Gilcnrist and wife 70 Edward z. Jones,
lot in Brilliant, 81 400.
The NJ. +. Choir, Of this place, will give
a concert in the City Hall, Mingo, on sat
urday evening, June I'd.
The Presbyterian Church will observe
Children's Day Sunday with an appropri-
ste programme.
VIM. Bess met with very painful snd
what might have been fatal accident last
Wednesday. He was playing with some Of
his plhEmateS near the Pres yterian
Chr~"h - in fence,
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toward the repeal OF the anti-Chinese
laws Of this country. Mr., Charles and
one or two Others of these cueless Mon
golians talk OF making visit TO the &c.
leStial Empire, accompanied by their
American wives. II may be that these
gentlemen may then repent themselves
Of having listened 70 cajOlements OF
their American Delilah
For the "pigtaiI'' in China is still a
thing OF no little moment, and without
one no Chinaman can help but lose caste.
1t enters into matters Of etiquette
which even the lowest coOlie observes,
and takes as much skill TO manage as a
lady's train. IL is not true that 4 man
would rather die than lose his
cue, though. Notwithstanding
popular superstition to that effect,
Tor all the Buddhist priests
shave their polls, and badness over the
whole scalp is exceedingly common In
both men ano women. An occasional
careless old man is seen wthouta cue,
but usually if there is any hair at all 1t
is carefully gathered into braid-the
whole may not be any larger than a
shoestring-and the owner feels happy.
In making the cue the whole head Is
shaved except circular patch upon the
crown. The hair from this is braided,
and strands OF silk are added, which
end in a tassel reaching TO the heels.
In descending stairs IT Is
picked up as lady picks M her
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Rnso Ball Gossip.

Silver King made a stupid play Thurs
day. With the bases full, no hands out,
Delehanty failed 20 hit the third ball he
struck at and it looked as II the three
men on bases would be left there. But
Boyle missed the strike and ran after
the ball. King very stupidity stayed in
the pitchers box instead OF running TO
cover the plate.
The Baltimore management are pre-
pairing a scale OF reduction in salaries.
Manager Selee thinks Stricken will
improve the Orioles inheld. He is also
struck on Little McGraw. He says
Baltimore has good team, but, like all
tail-enders, they play disheartening
game Not one OF them fails 70 draw
his salary on pay day.
The Texas State League, according TO
President Young's bulletin, has paid the
necessary amount for qualification Of
membership in the National Agreement
in class "B."
KeIly's way OF allowing men to steal
bases with impunity made the Balti-
more spectators tired.
Tommy Tucker is playing great ball
for the Bostons, but he is up to his old
tricks. In the second inning he tried
to block Robinson, but the latter was
too strong and showed him away.
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ST. CLAIRsVILLE.

ST. CIAIRsvILLE, O., June .. - On
Thursday, fifteen couples of young people
from this vicinity picniced at Stewars
grove.
w. 7. Hewitson, Esq, has returned
home from a visit 10 Omaha, Neb.
The Fourth of July celebration for this
place has been put OF year, the cause be-
ing the numerous attractions in the county
Tor that day.
Harry Merritt is at his old home after
years absence to the eastern cities.
The Silver Lake quartette, of New
York. will give an entertainment IN the
Court House hall June %.
Mrs W ID. Hoff visited relatives in
Hsrrisville, this week.
Miss Carrie d. Mitchell has returned
home from PittSburg.
Miss Mary and Master Joe Longley are
visiting Martins Ferry friends.
Wool is selling at % cents in this vicinity
while in some parts Of Harrison county,
buyers are giving 30 cents.
J. B. Hoge and Jake Rice attended the
races AZ Chicago. Mr. HOge had his Sorrel
colt entered in the running race
The delegates from this township to the
Democratic convention at Bsruesvllle will
leave here Monday afternoon The dele
gates arc not instructed
The Republican committee meets here
20 day All the candidates are present.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued this week; Ch8s. K. Eaggsrt and
Jessie c. Bowles; George Wacker and
Carrie Elder; Frank Amerine and Jessie
Bailey; stanton s. Bundy and Jennetta
Bailv; Calvin McAninch and Mollie Coss;
Thomas Mccormack and Matenrea McCor-
mack; Nelson :. Alexander and Della
Stewart; Frederick II. Ault and Mary Y.
VsnhOru; Geo. W. Stonebreaker and Julia
Phillips; Thomas William Taylor and
Sarah +. lines. One marked don't pub
Gsh -
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1t Does Not Go.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-There Is
now every probability that the bill to
prohibit glove fights IN Louisiana, which
would have prevented the Sullivan
Corbett and McAuliffe- Meyer fight in
September. will oe defeated. Two bills
on this subject we're offered. The first
was referred to the Committee on City
Affairs, and killed in the committee, all
members being opposed to it.
The second bill, which was meant in
earnest, was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary, which decided to-day
TO report unfavorably on it. Several
of the members Of the committee de-
clared that they had been present at
the glove fights before the Olympic
Club, and that they we're humane and
decorOuSly conducted. The report OF
the committee aganSt the bill will be
brought before the Legislature in few
days, and the matter indefinitely post
pOned There is strong element in
favor Of the bill, but not enough to car
ry it.
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WITHOUT PIG Tails.
NEW FORKS CLUB OF CUELESS NONGOL-
IANS
Their American Wives Did the Dsliiah be- But
the Orthodox Chinaman Still ClingS 70
His Long Hair-Eiqueite Of
the Cue in China.

There is a general belief that a China
man would as soon lose his head as his
pigtail, and that, having made his little
pile In this country, he could not re-
enter the Flowery Kingdom TO enjoy the
fruits OF his industry and economy II he
should be cueless. Perhaps II was so
some years ago, but to-day several
Cinnamon who have travelled can be met
in the narrow streets OF Canton wearing
their hair as short as the average Amer
lean boss. China has to put up With
the encroachments OF modern customs,
even though II be the last country to
do so.
But in this city there is actually So
ciety Of Cinnamon who are bold enough
to brave superstition and immemorial
custom and cut off their pigtails. This
society is called the mo Bin Tong or
mo Cue Club" There are thirty men,
bers, twenty of whom have been good
Sunday-school scholars and have
married their American teachers.
These tailless ones hope TO
exert an influence looking
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HANNIBAL.

HANSfBAi. o., June 25.-Frank Dinger,
Of Wheeling spent last Sunday with rela-
tives at this place -
Misses Bell and Alice Rist went TO Clar-
ingtOn, on the excursion, on the steamer
Barnesdale, last SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Krebs, OF Bellalre,
were visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Pheoe
fisher, the first of the week
Miss Mint fisher came home Monday
evening after a short visit with relatives
al Steuoenvllle, ..
Prof and Mrs. Dan Williams LETT Tor
their home at Moundsville, Wednesday,
after months sojOurn with relatives al
this place for their health.
Can't. Logan NOll and family, OF Steu.
benville. arrived in town Wednesday, and
alters short visit ne will return home,
leaving his family to rusticate for the sum
mer
After a months absence at Pittsburg,
Sistersviile and other points, Miss Molhe
Cline returned home Wednesday evening
Miss Lulu Mccain, of GalhpOhs, is the
guest OF Miss Dora Potts.
Lewis Muhleman, of the Hannibal Mills,
was on business at Marietta this week.
Gus Green, Of Wheeling, was on our
streets Tuesday.
Lee Bare spent last Sunday with his
family at this place
Miss Edna Dunlap came home on Wed
nesday evening from Wheeling, where she
has Oeen attending school.
Mrs Shiveley and three children. OF
Wheeling. arrived on the Ben Hur We'd
nesdav aud are guests Of Miss Ida NoN
Mrs Kate VOegtly and Mrs. Sue fisher
were shopping in New Martinsyille, Fri
day.
Miss Maud aud Mollie Lenkard of
Wheeling Island are visiting relatives at
this place.
W. B. DWELL was down the river Mon
day on business.
George and John Kast, who have been
visiting their parents for the past two
weeksireturned to Cleveland Friday morn
Ing.
John McFldowny of New Msrtinsville
was on our streets Friday.
Mrs Emma Stevenson and daughter, OF
Columbus, o., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
CehrS.
Miss Lulu Rea was visiting relatives in
ClariugtOu this week.
Billy Neuenschmander was circulating
among his many friends at Sistersville,
FRIDAY.
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skirts, and Ia sitting down the lat
tache" places 1t carefully at his side. 10
full mourning the black strands are re-
placed by white ones. and 10 second
mourning by light blue or green. IL is
an objectionable breach OF etiquette
for an inferior to enter the presence OF
a superior with his cue wound around
his neck or head as IL is frequently dis
posed OF during work. and the greatest
insult one man can offer another is to
pull his cue.
1t seems very odd TO see sailors and
soldiers on ships or in barracks combing
each others long tresses, or coolies at
the street corners performing the same
friendly Office, and BARRIERS stall or
shop is usually surrounded By dozen or
so men OF all classes, sitting, gossiping
IN the sun while their long hair Goats in
the breeze, drying after shampoo.
BARRIERS drive lively trade among
the celestiaIs, for not only the head but
the whole face is shaven, for custom
iorbids a man TO wear beard and mus
tache until he becomes a grandfather.
A gray beard is an object Of great ven
GRAFTON, and the old fellows take a great
deal Of pride In the scanty growth which
reluctantly sprouts from lip and chin,
and old handles commonly wear little
ivory comb suspended from the jacket
by a silver chain, with which they coax
and pet this hirsute growth with as
much concern as any freshman In q
medical college.
Ladies do not wear bonnets OF any
dnd. The hair is dressed deliberately.
IA resen ole drsgons nd butterflies and
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Carter, OF Yale, in Critical Condition.

New HAVEN, Conn, June %
Carter, the Yale catcher, was disabled
by blow received from HallowelI, Of
Harvard, in Thursdays game, and is in
d critical condition at the Hotel Ven
dome, Boston. He has been insane
ever since the accident and the physi-
clans are fearful lest the injury result
in fearful case OF conclusion OF the
brain. Ridgeway, one OF the Yale sub
sttutes, and trained nurse are in at
tendance. Carter's parents have been
summoned, and are on their way to
Boston. His absence from the Yale
nine will cripple it in the second game
with Harvard next Tuesday.
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O'BrIen and Fitx.immons to Fight.

New YORK, June est is now GER
tainty that Boz Fitzsimmons and Jack
O'Brien, of England, will fight at the
Olympic Club, New Orleans, on Septem
Der 5th, two days before the Sullivan
Corbett battle. Richard X Fox, who
is in London, to-day cabled an answer
on behalf of O'Brlen accepting the
Olympic Clubs offer OF purse OF S1O,-
600, to be fought for, and the allowance
to O'Brien OF 81, 900 for expenses to come
to this country. O'Brien and Fitzsim-
mons are awaiting the articles Of agree
ment.
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NOTES FROM THE WORKSHOPS,

A report is being circulated in Bellaire
AIT after the Etna glass factory closes
own for a summer stop the plant will
used as a stamping works.
The Bellsire steel plant closed down
esterday, for repairs IL will not re-
ume this week.
Work is progressing nicely on the
lew furnaces at the Riverside works in
Benwood.
A large amount OF the stock and
equipment OF the Belialre stamping
works was removed To the Buckeye FAC
tory last week.
IL is now stated OF the new window
house being built by John 7. Rodeier
and Jonathan Hoffman at ElwOOd, Ind,
that ito will have a 20-pOt furnace, and
will be ready 20 start by September lSt.
The building is OF brick, l60V255, with
walls is feet high.
Joe Mcdonald has been promoted %
foreman of No. turn 40 the Bellaire
steel works.
There was more or less time lost al
the Etna mill last week, on account OF
he heat, The pudding department is
-unning five heats on day turn and three
heats 90 night The Etna is shipping
great deal OF iron and steel.
Owing TO a steadily increasing de-
aand, ADD the inability TO supply it, the
7heeling Lime and Cement Works will
Ortly commence work upon three new
ms. doubling its present crpaCity.
Bloch Bros factory is running steady,
In all departments. At the Red
o. p ! Is frfrr
Harry Grim and his force OF wOrkmen
We completed the iron work of the
w addition 20 the Standard mill aud
leave in a day or two for MiugO 70
ir the mil. 40 that place.
Sweeney foundry every depart
is in operation.
Chas NOrthwOOd, manager OF the
ug and decorating department Of
North wood glass works, has re-
his position.
Harvey leighton, who is perhaps,
the best known flint glass men
country, dropped in to see US
week. and the visit gave US pleas
or Mr. Leighton is i man OF many
ideas and of great sincerity. He
travelling for the Akron White
and Stone Company, and is meet
yIeat success. He carries with
anples Of very good glass sand,
manufacturers will before long
10 appreciate the value Of Mr..
'ton was the first man in this cOun-
start q glass paper devoted TO the
ests OF the glaSswUrkers. II was
d in Ottawa, H., frOmo2SSO to 1852.
himself practical - sworker,
Al great 20 -N-ss
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Big BIcYcle Face.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 25.-The
starters in the ten-mile bicycle race
here to-day is as follows: H. \. Van
sicklen, Chicago; Thomas Z. JefTries,
Louisville; +. Ellis Hunter, Indianapo-
lis, Ind; William A. Rubey, Louisville;
+. 5. Allsop, Cincinnati; w. NJ. Guyot,
Louisville; J. II. Gardner, Nashville,
Tenn. W. Anderson, Jr., Nashville;
Jesse D. Lewis, Jacksonville, Ind; W.
p. Boone, Louisville; Frank 5. Davis,
Cincinnati; w. w. Young, Worthing
ton, KY; Max. Wilson, Lexington: J.
G.. Hoger, Louisville; Henry Schumann,
Louisville; H. b. Frazier. Louisville.
The course was out the boulevard five
miles and return. The starters got of
we'll. JeffrieS was cheered.
In exactly 41:023. he finished, coming
in an easy winner. w. w. Young came
into sight next, and following was
Frank ). Davis. w. II. Boone was
fourth aud Mansicklen fifth. The lat
ter's time, however, was 1928. He had
an exciting time; when about the turn
ing point in the race his wheel broke.
and he was compelled to borrow one
from boy on the rodeside. His time
beat Jeffries'. The riders were COM
pletely covered with mud, and had a
heavy race.
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CLARKsBURG.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, June 25.-Tbe
Democrats are enthusiastic over the noun
nation of Cleveland and Stevenson. They
are sure winners
Clarksburg is now TO have large, CON-
mOdiOuS hotel erected, TO be four stories
high and two hundred feet deep. This is an
enterprise that should be pushed. Next
let as have the Opera House, and Clarks-
burg Will begin TO emerge from the dark
ness.
The races at the Fair grounds on the
Fourth Of July will De good and well at
tended. The young men who have their
management have done everything to make
the occasion a success.
Now that Clarksburg has erected so
many buildings this year aud given labor
almost constant employment, let her still
hustle. First, secure for her citizens
pure sUbterranean water supply; next
good small pipe sewerage system. And
then let our people. at reasonable prices,
furnish land, 50 that manufacturing indus
tries may be induced to locate here.
Prot Charles Bennett, of FairmOnt, con-
Quoted the Institute at West Milford.
Mr. Bennett took the degree OF NJ. 4. IN
the PEABODY Institute at Nashville.
Ed G.. Smith, Esq, who was awarded
the gold medal at the southern inter-col-
legiate oratorical contest at Nashville, is
visiting his parents at West Milford. He
graduated in law at the Washington and
Lee University.
Harvey w Harmer, Esq will begin the
practice of law in this city.
Mr.. john w. Davis, son Hon. John j.
Davis, Of this city, has received the degree
of Bachelor Of Arts at the Washington and
Lee University.
The Commencement exercises OF st. Jo-
sephs Academy were witnessed by large
audience on last Wednesday evening at
Centennial HOll Rev. Father Tracy, Of
Weston, delivered the annual address, and
Rev Father O'Conner conferred the hon
Ors on the graduates
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now looks certain that there will
great labor strike at Homestead,
on July LIST, among the employees OF
legie. From the present aspect Of
rs 10 looks as though the men will
the mill and that a strike will be
good earnest. That the firm Is
cipating trouble is evinCed by the
that they are refusing TO take any
orders. The men show an unmis-
able determination to stick to their
Gands
The Amalgamated committee aud the
Pittsburg manufacturers committee
met In the Ferguson buiising shortly
after o'clock on Friday and remained
there until o'clock In the gening. Ii
was candidly admitted on both sides
that the conference had been fruitIesS,
md that neither committee was willing
make any important concessions.
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The Western League in Trouble.

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-There is a
story ahoat here that the recent meet
ing OF the National Base Ball League
in New York was for the purpose OF
considering the condition OF the West
ern League. The minor organization is
in arrears and it has been given until
July to pay. Unless it does so ii will be
forced out OF existence,
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CampbeII Reaten by chapman.

LONDON, June 25..-In the semi-fnaI
round of the Kent all.cOmers champion
ship tennis contest, the American cham
pion, Campbell, was beaten by the Eng
iishman, Chapman. Ernest Renshaw
defeated Campbell in the semi-fnal
round Of the gentlemen's single handi-
cap. Campbell and Barlow, the latter
an Eaglish player, together won the
semI-fna round in the gentlemen's
double handicap.
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Among the Pugs.

Betting on the McAuliffe-Go Goddard
fight at Frisco Is now at nearly even
money. President Hiram Cook, Of the
California Club, visited both men yes
terday and found them in fine condition.
McAuliffe weighed stripped 217 pounds
and Goddard 100 pounds. The directors
OF the club will visit the men again to-
day and fit their glove TO their hands.
! Joe McAuliffe has reputation OF
- -. = - -. TN
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Johnny Van Hses, p stsa Forfeit.

ASHLAND, Wis, June 95.-Last even
ing ID. A. Williams aud Con o. Cleary,
Of this city, posted forfeit Of $3.50 TO
back Johnn Van Heest for finish fight
for 81, 500 and the championship OF the
world.
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rnnlllst pnt,IIo Killed.

DETROIT, Mich, June 25.-Paul Pa
tillo, well known in Canada and Michi-
gan as d prize fighter and boxer, was
killed yesterday afternoon by falling
from the seventh story OF Pingree &
Smiths new building. He leaves wife
and two children.
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there will be no material change in his
training, expect to see him lose a
couple of pounds in the next few days"
"Do you expect it to be long tight?"
| asked
Yes" was the reply. THAT is, II
Johnson is the man he is claimed to
be-"
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ZIm Wins Two Races.

LONDON, June 25.-At Leeds to-day,
the American wheeImen, won the smile
championship bicycle race. Zimmerman
also won tho mile championship race.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Miss Cah,lI, of New York. Wins the Lady
Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 25.-Miss
Mabel f. Cahll, of the New York Ten
mis- Club, again won the title of cham
pionship ady lawn tennis player OF the
United States, and retains possession OF
the Wissahickon Inn cups
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GaLLInr -Rcndr ID EEhIbLr.

he FOStOria Shade aud Lamp Com
", FOstoria. o., Thomas Eyens Com
" aud Dithridge & CO., OF PittSburg;
Canton Glass Company, Marion,
g., the Greensburg Glass Company,
sensburg. Pa; DalzelI, Gilmore and
ighton Company, Findlay, o.; the
rthwood Glass Company, Martins
ry. o., Tor Elwood, Pa; the Cum
land Glass Company, Cumberland,
g.; the Cooperative Flint Glass Com
v, Beaver Fails, have already made
lngements for rooms 40 the Monon-
Ella House, PitJsburg, 20 exhibit
.r samples In next month. They
be represented respectively by
riley Magee, EnOCh Adams Thomas
rs Company and D.thridge Is Co..
ford Hamilton. Joe Harris, James
,ell, John Anderson, l.. A. Fletcher
James w. Bioney. Some of them
have their layout ready for the last
une.
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AMONG THE MILLS,
EVENTS THAT ARE TRANSFERRING IN THE
FIELDS OF INDUSTRY.
The Window Glass Workers Convention at Pits
blrg-No,es Of Interes. Cleaned in The
Busy Local Workshops

The past six DAYS have brought 70
light nothing Of importance affecting
the local industrial situation, except the
A. A. Of j. and S. W. convention. There
appears 20 be a little better feeling in
the iron and steel market The glass
factories will close down this week for
the annual summer stop. All mills ia
the vicinity have been more or less
affected by the heat during the week.
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MIhdow 60. Conrcntion.

The convention Of the window glass
workers which meets In this city ia Jul
IL, says the Budget, promises to be a
very interesting one. While no officers
will be chosen al that time, il is safe 20
say that the work Of the convention will
be an indication as to whether the pres
ent officers will be candidates 20 succeed
themselves. Ia at least, SO far as the
succession TO the Presidency is con-
cerned. Mr. Eberhardt, 10 is said, will
lot be a candidate, but that depends.
n be succeeds Ia turning down jim
Campbell and his followers at the
ionvention, ne will consent 10
IN. III ne fails, ne had
.ettov look for another 100. Campbell
him with "a sharp stick. He
ceeded i1 getting Cake ont, and il
Ow remains TO be seen whether he will
2 successful ia this instance. II de-
nlopments are favorable it is said that
Johnson will shy his castor into the
OK and he will be champIoned by
lmpbell In the past these men have
ven bitter enemies, but now they have
RED the Ratchet and are fighting the
mm0r Toe. Johnson will make a for
datle candidate and a good pre- 'ident
aanXlOusly await Developments.