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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
Notice to Contractors.
orncE BoARp wouLp's FAIR MAxAaER


PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Jan. z, lsy2
Dds FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPILE
ID ton OF tho state Building for west VIZ
ginia, 70 be built at Chicago, on the Columbian
Exposition Grounds, at Jackson PARK, In ac
cordAnce with the plans, drawings and sPecih
cations prepared for the same by j. L. silsbee
Architect Of Chicago, Illinois, are called for by
the Board OF Worlds Fair Managers OF West
Virginia,
The plans and Specifications will be on Gle Al
the Office OF the Board In Parkersburg w. Va,
Office Of Jonn s. NBylor, Wheeling, w. va
Office Of Hon. X. S. Carr, Charleston. w. Va
Office Of the County Clerk, Clatksburg W. Va,
Office OF Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers, MArtinsbutg, W
Va, and at the Office OF J. l.. silsbee, 81 Lake
side Building, Chicago, Illinois.
All bids must be for the whole Of the building
duced within the State Of West Virginia, except
the frame work. which will be optional with
the bidder; building 70 be completed By the 18th
OF October. ls9!
Of $4,000, with three sureties satisfactory u
the Board, for the full and proper performance
OF the work as set forth and required by The
architect. and 70 insure the Board against al
loss, damage or other suits arising rom the
negligence OF the contractor or otherwlse, as
connected with the construction OF this build
ing and for any other matters that may come
into dispute whatsoever.
All bids must be sent In conforming 70 the
above terms to W ~ Chancellor, President OF
the Board Of Worlds Fair Managers, Parkers
burg, W. Va. by the 10th day OF February, 1922
on which day the Board will meet TO open and
consider the bids.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any OF
al bids, and 10 deduct from the contract AL
material furnished by the Board, or any chsnge
lessening the cost Of the building.
The attention Of West Virginia bidders 10 es
pecially called to this notice.
By order Of the BOkrd Of Managers
w.E. CHANCELLOR, President.
NJ C. MCKAY. Secretary. 1sllts
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DIED.

MANLEY-At BellEire. Ohio, Saturday, Jan.
uAry Is, 1892. AZ O'Clock 3 IN, JoHN, son Of
Peter aud Mary Manley, aged % years
Funeral from St johns Church, Bsllaire, this
Sunday afternoon st 2:3O o'clock. Friends
are invited to attend.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES January I6 1872
at 40 p. m, JoBASSAH, wife Of Petsr schAil'
hsuse, in her 47th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Cumberland papers please copy.l
LINsSER-At Ii o'clock p. m. January 10
1892, Ms. JOHAEA LISSSER, mother OF Mrs.
John Aedick- in her S3rd year.
BONE-At his residence in Martins Ferry
ct midnight January Y, ls12, HESET BOsE
aged 50 years.
sHORTEL-sund.y. January 10Th. 1902. a.
sp. n, THOMAS SHOgTEL, in the 64th year oil
his age.
FISHER-Wednesdsy. January 18th. isg2. a
10 o'clock g. N. BENJAMIN FIsHER, in the e3td
year OF bis age.
STRoBEL-At Wheeling Hospital. Thursday
January Il, 1879, az 2 g. T., Mrs. NAEI v. STEo
BEL in her 18th year.
REED-on January 10Th. IsS2 At $50 O'Clock
8. m, ELIZABETH, wife Of II. B. Reed, In hel
e4th year.
AUTH-Oa Monday, January 18th, 1874, at :
and Annie Auth. aged 10 months.
CONEoLLY-On Tuesday, January r. 100
81 il:S0 q "a, Sister MANI R0sI CoxEoLIY
daughter Of Michael and Elizabeth Connolly
aged % yearR.
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tneY die away In the still atmosphere
tnat reVeroerates its sighful response.
Inc Potomac, dwlndling into compare
i've Insignificant proportions, loses itself
~ last Ia the hidden springs OF its
source. The good-by to the familiar
thread OF water is with regret; but for
this the fury of Savage river, which
plunges onward between the gorges of
the peak from which it derives It's name
aoundantly compensates. Deeper now
ana more sonorous the engine growls as
II grasps the steel-clad steps in its
steep ascent, and more distant the river
that runs in its rocky channel far be-
low. There Is a turn in the mountain
SIDE, and the steam-choked motor
ls allowed few moments respite.
Meanwhile the eye Of the traveller is de-
lighted with what would seem to be an
infinity of space where its width not
limited by the walls Of the gorge, upon
the rugged edges of which are to be
found growing in scant soil the spruce
ana the pine. Struggling waters trickle
down the crumbling sandstone, and veg
citation or a sparse description hangs
over on the verge Of despair. Openings
mere, great rents in the rocks there, and
century battered peaks that reach ap-
pealingly to the clouds, as If in agony at
the ruthlessness OF the elements which
they send down upon them. In
short, the entire picture is one
continuous testimony to the COM
plete ruin that has been effected
by volcanic action. Back around the
curve once more, so abrupt and so rocky
IL the path ahead that one involun-
tarily pays silent tribute to the hardy
men who crushed the mountains and
took from their very breasts the sab
stance which now constitutes so solid q
base for the train. Here is nature in
her glory; here she reigns In majesty
undisputed, her power untrammelled
and her sway absolute"
No other road in the Eastern States
offers to its patrons such pictures as
can be seen from the car windows of
the Baltimore and Ohio on the way to
Chicago. This road has always had con-
siderable share of the traffic TO the West
ern metropolis, and is now reaching
after greater proportion. One obstacle
in its way heretofore has been the diff
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ou,et Finally Restored.

LIBERAL, KAs., January 16.-The
preliminary hearing Of the men charg'
ed with the killing OF Sheriff Dunn was
continued at IL o'clock to-day until
Thursday January 90. The Court dis
charged Robt. Hutchinson one OF the
defendants because no evidence was
produced against him. Carey Anderson
Chairman Of the County Commissioners,
Of Seward county, and Lee Estes were
admitted to bail in the sum OF $4,000
and the four remaining prisoners were
held for further examinations.
Gov. Humphrey authorized the re-
moval of the troops here at noon to-day
and they departed at one o'clock. 1t is
believed now that quiet has been per-
manently restored in the turbulent
county.
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CONSTABLE MINISTER'S
Makes Statement Regarding the Arrest
of Henry Molner


Constable ID. s. McMasters, of Mt.
Pleasant. O., now under arrest for Kid
mapping Henry Molner, the Hungarian
resident Of the North End, furnishes
the following statement of the matter
for publication:
7oths Editor OF TIE Register:
SIR: As there have been several &C
counts Of the alleged kidnapping case,
published in the papers OF this locality,
Idesire TO make a statement OF the facts
regarding the case:
On the 14th'Of December, 1891, Emery
Molner was arrested by me, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
tense, and escaped. On the 9th or 9TH
of January, 1892, the person that filed
the charge informed me that Molner
was living in Wheeling, w. Va. l I'M
mediately left for Wheeling and hunted
IN Officer Scally, who was on duty In
the First ward, where Molner
lived. l stated to Officer Scally that L
had a warrant for an escaped prisoner
from Ohio, who was now living on Main
street. Offer Scally telephoned to head
quarters and asked II that was Chief
NcNlchols talking, and on being In
formed that 10 was, he stated that an
oflicer from Mt. Pleasant, o., wanted
him to arrest an escaped prisoner, ana
induce him, IL possible, to return to
Ohio. On receiving permission from
Chief McNichOls, he went with me 10
Molner's residence and placed Molner
under arrest, and all the objection that
NToIner made was that he wanted to re-
turn TO the house and get his overeoat.
7 ala not handcuff the prisoner until we
we're on the ferry float, and did that on
the advice OF the Wheeling othcer.
took Molner to the Mayors othce al
Martins Ferry, and was informed that
IL would be about thirty minutes unth
the hack arrived. did not ROB him OF
sven search him at Martins Ferry, as
vss stated by some Of the papers. Nhen
,ys arrived sc Mt. Pleasant took MIN
before Tnstice Brown, and he plead not
o,iItv n the charge, and in default OF
boil he was placed in jail until the next
Az a. o'clock,at which time an inter-
nretsr and witnesses for both sides were
present. Before the Justice rendered q
decision in the case a compromise was
eTected between the two parties, Wnere-
a. Nolner agreed TO return the money
Cd nav all costs. MOlner sent MS VIE
- wheeling for q certi ticate OF deposit
CO.. s2aO 90. which he left with Justice
Brown as security for the money secur-
"a an5 the costs in the case. Notwlth-
standing other reports, these are tue
facts in the case. ID. D MCMAsAA"''
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Guilty experienced in securing proper
terminals in Chicago. This has now
been overcome.
On the first Of last December the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad established its
passenger terminus at Chicago in the
Grand Central Passenger Station, To-
Gated al the corner OF Harrison street
and Filth avenue, near the business CEN
ire Of the town, within three blocks Of
the Board Of Trade, and within five
blocks Of the United States Postoffice
building. This station is beyond doubt
the finest and most complete passenger
station in America. Its convenience Of
access will prove great accommoda-
ton to the patrons OF the Baltimore and
Ohio, and will still more largely increase
the constantly growing passenger traffic
OF the line.
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4 GREAT TRUNK LINE.
rgg OLDEST AND MOST ENTERPRENG PAS
SENGER RAILROAD.
vsr he B. & 0. has Done and is Doing 70
hs Safety and Convenience Of Passsn-
gsrs-lS Picturesque Route

Upon several recent occasions the
REGISTER has noted the spirit Of enter
mise which has been dominant in the
amusement Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Beginning a few years ago,
with the great improvements at the
EASTERN end Of the line, by which an en-
rance into New York City was secured,
accompany followed this up with many
decided changes along the central por-
ZION OF It's line, tending to the improve
nsnt Of general traffic aud the safety
srd convenience Of passengers, and this
was soon supplemented by decided
changes at the north western terminus
o.. the road, in Chicago, where
rv the Company secured entrance
into the Grand Central depot, a cut
~ which IS here reproduced. Now we
have the announcement that the line
+, 70 De double tracked between Graf
tol and Wheeling, there is talk OF a
5ss. with the Wheeling & Lake Erie,
whereby the route TO the West will be
shortened, great acceSsiOns have been
ordered 20 the rolling stock and equip
rslt, and long list Of other improve
~sutS Individually and collectively i'm
rrr.auj, have been made or ordered.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
,ts first paSSenger-carryin road in
America, and IL continues TO be one of
tss most popular routes Of travel from
me Atlantic coast 70 the great West.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
aso the first railroad 70 respond 10 the
v5o-'1r demand for faster train service,
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An Interesting Days Session-A Neat Sub
scription of Money.
Sp,e,nL JsLsoydrn TO the ReossteT

An interesting DAYS SesbiOh-A Ncas sun
scription of Money.
SPECIAL telegram to the REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, January TO-
Prof. Hodges, Of Huntington, presided
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Convention to-day.
The following Executive Committee
was elected: G. J. Orrick, Cumberland;
r. A. Woodbridge, Baltimore; John A.
Gliorly, Duffield's; w. II. Morris and
j. w. Branton, Baltimore; Charles
Baird. Wilmington.
Two thousand five hundred and thir-
weight dollars was subscribed for State
work in thirty minutes. Papers were
read by w. G. Byrely, Frederick, Md,
and G. H. Men, OF Baltimore.
Hon. John L. Hague, of the interna-
tional Committee, and O. Z. Hurlbert,
State Secretary of Pennsylvania, ad-
dressed the convention. A large and
Interesting meeting was held at the
Baptist Church tonight. Delegations
from Marietta College, Bethany College,
and other institutions Of learning at
tended to-day.
The meeting tonight was addressed
by students, among whom was a young
Alaskan, whose address was perhaps
the most impressive OF the list.
Every pulpit Of Evangelist churches
in the city will be filed tomorrow morn
ing and evening, and other meetings
will be held at the missions, halls and
Academy OF Music.
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EUROPEAN AFFAIR.".
Bulgaria and Servia now Ready to Quar- ell
Peace Jeoperdized.

Copyright
Berlin, January 16.-The Foreign
Office here expects q crisis shortly that
will probably lead to war between Ser
via and Bulgaria, but no fear is enter
tanned of active Russian Intervention.
The Bulgarian government considers
the time opportune for bringing the diff
ferences between Bulgaria and Servia
to a climax. So 1t has opened again by
notifying Servia. that it will no longer
permit the gathering of Bulgarian refu-
gees in the frontier forts.
NJ. Stambuloff, the Bulgarian Prime
Minister, intimated to the German and
Austrian governments the necessity OF
Bulgaria taking military measures on
the frontier to protect the country from
sudden attack.
The Austrian agent at Belgrade
warns the government that Servia
would be held responsible for breaking
the peace of Europe unless the demand
OF NJ. Stambuloff were conceded. The
reply Of the Servian government offers
to expel the refugees II it is proved that
they are conspiring to make raid upon
Bulgaria. This response is held to be
unsatisfactory and the Bulgarian prep
aratlons are being accelerated.
Minister Zedlibe's education bill has
been presented to the Landtag and con-
firms the worst fears of the Freisinnig
party as to extending the clerical control
of the schools. The Centrist section and
the Conservatives welcome the measure
and there is strong probability that it
will pass.
The collapse Of the printers strike is
absolute. This was partly due TO the
influx Of a thousand foreign compost
tors. The loss TO the strikers amounts
to 5000 marks, while the total to men
and masters is over three million marks.
Mark Twain delivered lecture here
for the benefit Of the American Church.
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snnrnme Court Orders.
ypscsal Telegram to the sunday Register.


CHARLESTON, w. VA, January To-
The Supreme Court met at ten o'clock
this morning. The following orders
were made: City of Moundsville V. Ohio
River Railroad Company, from Marshall
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed,
bond $500. Douglas Merchandise Com
pany V. Laird ct ais, from jackson
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Robinson v. Woliord, from Tarooro
county, writ OF error and supersedeas
allowed, bond S7OO. Ratliff V. Patton,
from Kanawha county, appeal on be-
half of r. Ellen Patton, dismissed oo
her motion. State V. Peel-Splint Coal
Company, appeal from Kanawha coun-
ty. Further heard and continued until
until Monday morning at nine o'clock,
to which time the Court adjourned.
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Negroes Oppose the Loan.

CHICAGO, January 16.-The colored
men OF the U. S. A. have for some time
engaged in preparing protest against
the loan, or appropriation of IS, 600, 900
by fine Government in aid OF the Worlds
Fair. This protest will be presented
when the matter comes up before Con-
gress.
V. A. Dawson, Of this city, who was
at one time member Of the Arkansas
Legislature has the matter in charge.
He said to-day: THE far is run as a
close corporation and we are prepared
to prove it. We were refused repre-
sentation upon the board of directors
aud National Commission. We will not
stand such treatment"
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sim Rising at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., January 16.-Sinee
O'Clock last night the Ohio river has
risen nine feet, and is still rising,
though not as rapidly as it did yester-
day. Between noon to-day and o'clock
the average rise was three inches an
hour. The river is still filed with ice,
which causes considerable annoyance to
boats, though It has net interfered seri-
ously with traffic.
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The Lincoln banquet.

COLUMBUS, o., January 16.-Prepara'
tions are about completed for the Fifth
annual Lincoln banquet Of the Ohio Re,
publican League OF Clubs, to be held
here February IL. 1t is expected that
this will be the largest political banquet
ever held in the West, and plates fol
1900 persons will be set.
Ex-Governor ]. b. Foraker Is to oth-
ciate as toast-master and addresses will
be made by Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Gen. James S. Clarkson, Hon. Jacob
Sloat Fassett, Hon. j. @. Burrows,
Gov. Mckinley, and other distinguished
Republicans.
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returned last night over the B. & o. 10
her home In Chicago.

returned last night over the B. & o. for
her home in Chicago.
NJ. 81. Dyer, ESQ.,, of the insurance
department, auditors office, Charleston,
was In the city on business.
DR.. John w. Morris, of Chapline
street, is in Denver, COL, where he went
to make arrangements for Wheeling
Knights Templars to attend the Trien-
NAL Conclave which meets in August in
that city.
Rev. c. NJ. Afford, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church, will leave
on Tuesday for Massilon, o., where he
will conduct a series of revival meet
ings. Mrs. Afford, who has been quite
Ill for some time, is improving.
J. T. Stewart, Anthem; S. j. Robin
SOD, New Martinsville; Ed. Shaw,
Mooreffeld; J. D. Strop and wife, of
Amos; Fl. II. Crow, Glover's Gap; S. NJ.
Shower, Burton; II. NJ. haywood, Viola,
are the West Virginians at the ST..
Charles.
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No Danger OF q Flood.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10
1880 a. m.-The Weather Bureau fur
nishes the following special bulletin 10
the press: The Upper Ohio, Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers have risen
considerably. The present indications
are that the river at Cincinnati will rise
to the forty-seventh foot mark by Janu-
ary 10th. At Cairo, now with fifteen
foot stage, by January 25th stage OF
thirty-ive feet may be expected, which
is five feet short of the danger stage.
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nraras AsI,s a Repriere.

DENVER, January 16.-Dr. Graves,
through his attorney has applied 70
Gov. Routt for reprieve Of sixty days.
His petition is accompanied by his aft-
davit, in which he denies that be is
guilty, and ayers that it require at least
thirty days for the stenogrspher to
prepare transcript Of the case for his
appeal 10 the Supreme Court,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen Alon.
the Ohio.

News Of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Little Fred passed down yester-
day with a tow Of coal.
AL Martin left as mate on the Ben
wood and Bellaire ferryboat Charon,
for Point Pleasant, where she goes on
the docks for week for repairs.
The Sam brown, Josh Cook, Hornet
No. and Belle MCGOWAN all passed up
yesterday with tsws Of empties.
The Congo was due up yesterday, but
was probably delayed by the high stage
Of water.
The Keystone State is scheduled to
leave to-day for Pittsburg.
The marks at the landing at mid
night showed 25 feet IL inches and ris-
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17

CARRIE PALMER's house Of ill-fame
on Eoff street was raided last night by
officers Carney, Desmond and Daum.
The madame, three girls and one man
were arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17

"Brown's Bronchial Troches' are eIcel-
lent for the relief Of Hosrseness or Sore Throat.
They are exceedingly effective. ~ AyistId.
World, London, Eng.
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Y. Nj. q. A. CONVENTION.

STRICTLY Half Price-Read G. NJ. S.
Co.'S ad.
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Tur poker room run by Geo. Living
ston on Water street was , Ealueu anS
night by officers Herbert watson anu
West. The proprietor and three men
,-ara arreS ted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-17

SPECIAL Sales Of Carpet this week .
Henry Jacobs, Peoples Bank Building
Please call.
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GENUINE Barssins-hsad o. IL . .
Cos'sSd
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Colossal Unloading Il See G. NJ. s.
Co.'s ad.
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strawberry Hams.

Strawberry Hams have no equal Iof
delicacy and flavor.
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Bids will be received At the Office OF the City
Water Board until January 18th, 1891, At ~
o'clock noon, for furnishing "Clsan," Run OF
Nine and "Nut' Coal for the City Water
Works during the year 1891
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
oil bids THE CITY WATER BOARD.
ja5,s, ,l2,l5,l7
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T oST-GoLD sPECTACLES. Finder will 10
la HberaIly rewarded by leaving same Al this
ofice' jaiseAdh
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OF BUCKsPoRT, MAINE.
Complete Original Cast. Seen in Principal
Cities Throughout the United States. New
usic, New Songs, New Dances.
NOTE-No Advance IN Prices.
Company 20 from Wheeling direct 10 the Al.
win Theatre, Pittsbufg, for one week.
Admission 10 and 30 cts. Reserved Seats 400.
Sale Of seats commences Thursday, January
2ist 81 C. A. Houses mssic store. jai7ye&d
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SENATOR WOODWARD.
he TALKS OF THE NEW RAVENSwOOD
SPENCER AND CHENILLE RAILROAD.
Personal Mention Of Yourself and Friends
Where They Have Been, and
What They are Doing.
"I'm out Of politics now"

This was the answer received by a
representative OF the REGISTER from
ex-State Senator VIM. woodward, of
Spencer, Roane county, at the Mcclure
last night, in answer to query regard
ing State politics. The genial Senator
has had enough Of politics, and is now
devoting himself to business matters,
and the development of the resources Of
Roane and adjoining counties. Sena-
tor woodward Is President Of the new
Ravenswood, Spencer and Chenille
railroad, which was recently COM
pleted.
"The new road" he said, twas fn-
ished during the latter part OF Deem
Der, and was opened on the 4th Of JAN
uary. It's eastern terminus is at Spen-
Ger, and it intersects the Ohio River
railroad at Ravenswood. 1t is the in
tention to extend the road at some
future time to huntsville, Braxton coun-
ty, and there connect with the West
Virginia and Pittsburg."
"Will not the new road be a benefit
to Jackson and Roane counties"
sit will pass through and open up
the blue grass region, one OF the best
farming and timber sections Of the
State, and will be Of incalculable bene-
fit. 1t Is only IS miles in length at
present, but will afford direct outlet
to the Ohio river"
"Are Wheeling people interested in
the rOad?"
wheeling people are very largely
interested. I have succeeded In dispos-
ing of S1O6, 500 worth Of the bonds in
this city, so you see your citizens have
faith in the road"