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a CARLOAD OF "sCARsv
Elected Dy Strikers mt Argcmta-DEivcn
Into Swamp.

INTO u swamp.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. l.-There is
great excitement in railroad circles
here to-day over the election OF car
load OF "scab" railway employees at Ar
gcnta. who wero Ell route from Indian
apolis and st. Louis to Arkansas Pass
to relieve the strike on the San Antonio
& Arkansas Pass railway.
Conductor McElroy, who had charge
Of the train carrying the special South
ern Pacific sleeper in which the party
was travelling, received telegram at Il
point above Poplar Bluffs signed by
Roadmastcr Green, Mt Argenta, asking
him to cut out the Car ut Poplar Bluffs.
The order seemed so unaccountablo
that McElroy tclegraphed back TO
Green for further orders. Green
was astonished at tho inquiry,
being utterly ignorant OF such m order,
and tclegraphed Mcllroy TO bring the
car on to Argenta. AT 1880 this morn.
ing crowd OF several hundred men,
chiefly railroad employees. were ut the
Fort Smith and Iron Mountain crossing
NIlCIl lIlc Cllliull p.tI IIOll 81. I-uula
steamed in. 10 sooner had the train
arrived when burly man with n big
slouch hat cried out to. the crowd, "Cut
theho and we'll drop the car out"
Ahundred men rushedto do his bid
ding, the hose was cut and the Cur, with
another sleeper, were cut out. When
the train started ior Little Rock, the
mob having neglected to cut the bell
cord, the engineers bell rang and he
stopped the train. By this time all the
engine whistles in the yard began to
blow and it seemed that bcdlam had
broken loose.
A hundred men rushed into the fated
sleeper. driving the occupants, some
forty telegraph operators, machinists
and brakemcn, thoroughly alarmed, from
the car and into the swamp n hundred
feet beyond. Most OF them were driven
into pond through which they found
cred, followed by thoir iniuriatcd pur-
suers.
]. II. LittlcGeld, who was in charge
OF the party OF scabs, and several OF
his companions who escaped the mob,
having taken refuge in the rear sleeper,
took 4 train for Texas, while the other
members OF the party are hidden in the
swamps awaiting an opportunity to es-
cape.
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NE:y YEARS DAY.
Tho Year U shcred in Without Moro tina
tho Ordinary IIulIabalou.

Tho Year U shcrcd in Without Moro than
tho Ordinary iIullabalou.
Yesterday was more generally OBJ
served as holiday than the first day
OF the year usually is in Wheeling. Bus.
iness, public and private, was generally
suspended. There was not much OF q
celebration, outside oil tho social obscrv-
ances, but there was more or less shoot
ing OF !re-crackers all day, and last
evening this thing became almost as
great nuisance rs the same thing ia
annually on the Fourth OF July. Boys
and men fired off crackers on the side
walks while ladies and gentlemen were
trying to pass, and the annoyance WAS
serious while it lasted, but fortunately
it did not keep up tilllate in the night,
as it habiLual!y does on the Fourth.
Several OF the churches gave enter
tainmcntB which were postponed from
Christmas Tor this reason. There were
several soCia. entertainments by differ
cnt organizations, and the usual run OF
dinners and family, icasts to mark tho
day rs u holiday. The streets were full
of people all day, and it wns apparent
to the most casual observer that all the
topcrs had not sworn of.
Fortunately the rain which was pre-
dic,cd held of till last night, and then
it was not heavy enough to do any seri-
GUS damage.
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FLOSSV'S RUN-OTi1.
y Huntington, Wcse "icEinin, Girl Who
Found Out n Thin. or Two.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Jan. Last
Monday Florence Lusher, Il beautiful
young girl OF this city, left home very
mysteriously, leaving no trace OF her
whereabouts.
Her parents used every effort to locate
her, but failed in the attempt. Last
evening there came 4 gentle tapping on
the outer door OF the home OF Mr..
Lushor and on going to tho door the
father was overjoycd ut beholding his
daughter standing there. She had como
home to be forgiven ior having gone
away without asking permission.
The runaway girl had not gone furth-
or than Hinton, and there she discover
ed that this thing OF leaving home with
out considerable quantity OF the
whercwithal is not all it is cracked up
to bc-hcnco her determination to re-
turn. Tho girl is but Is years old, but
is well developed and looks much older.
She is said to be stuck on the stage, but
for the present she will do soubrctto in
the realistic melodrama entitled "Get-
ting Dinner for Papa"
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FalrnIont Sotcs.

Special Dipdtch TO he Mtti'igencen
FAlHMoNT, Jan. LA serious accident
occurred yesterday at tho Montana
mines that will probably result IN tho
death OF one man. Samuel liayhurst
and another miner were shcarins down
coal, when without warning tho coal
lcll on tho former, crushing and iniur-
ing him in such manner that his re-
covcry is doubtful. Ills fellow work.
man escaped injury.
The surveyor OF tho i. q o. railroad
has been hero for the past ihreo days
looking over tho ground and making Il
plat OF the proposed changes. 1t is tho
intention OF tho company to build II
double track from CASTOR Junction to
uztown, q distance OF about two miles,
which will enable tho Monongaheln
river trains to run into town without
using tho main track. Several addi-
tional tracks will also be built to iaGili-
tate the handling OF the largo amount
OF freight that collects at this depot.
Anna ShafIer, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. SpriGg Sands, OF Clarks.
burg, died ut the residence OF Mr.. J. L.
Sands, of this place, yesterday after
noon, and was buried this afternoon at
WoodluWn cemetery,
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WHERE IS YOUNG WARREN?
Mysterious Disappearance OF tho Captain
of tho prin ccton F0Utbhll Tenn.


WASHINGTON, y! c., Jan. 1.-The sud-
den and mysterious disappearance OF
tho Princeton foot ball captain, Ralph
Warren, pcrplcxos tho police and is Il
source OF tho greatest anxiety to his rel.
ativcs and friends in New York and
Washington. There is probably not 4
student ut Princeton who is moro gen.
orally known throughout tho whole
country than young Warren, on account
OF his prominent connection with tho
famous loot ball team. Mr.. Warren,
after ascaSon OF hard study and severe
physical exercise in the gymnasium,
came to Washington with his class
mate, n son OF George B. Frazier, who
lives Mt 2OI3 ltiiiyer place, 10 spend the
holidays. Ever since tho last foot ball
game i'll which Princeton participated,
Mr.. Warren has suffered from injuries
received on the field.
Young Warren and his class.mntc ar
rived in Washington several days ago
and went ut once TO tho Frazier resi-
dcnce. They attended the concert given
BY tho Princeton Glcc Club Monday
night and went home together early.
At that hour young Warren seemed
perfectly rational. About 9 o'clock the
next morning the butler noticed War
rcn going out without his overcoat and
remarked TO him: "You had better
take your ovcrcoat, sir; it is cold"
mo" replied Warren, "pm going for
a short, brisk walk and will return pres
emily"
The butler noticed that Warren
turned 10 the right toward Twcnty-iirst
street, which would take him out OF
town.
No definite clue has rs yet been OBJ
tained. Foul play is feared, but sug-
gestion is also made that the injuries
received by Mr.. Warren in the foot ball
game finally affected his brain, and that
he wandered away somewhat confused
in mind.
LATEE-A New York dispatch says:
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance OF Ralph II. Warren has been
settled. The young man walked into
his residence in this city ut
G:30 o'clock this evening. He was fret
met by his mother, whom he greeted
attectionately and apparently was little
disturbed by tho sensation his disap-
pearance had caused. His uncle said
they hoped that with rest and quiet he
would come round again all right.
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hLOCKOUT IN WALES.


Eighty.ilve Thousand Miners My Have
Their Wages Reduced.
LONDON. Jan. l.-Somo time since the
mine owners in South Wales announced
to the men that they had decided to do
away with the scale system and that
after January first they would hire their
men individually. This was taken by
the men to mean that there would be 4
material reduction in wages and there
was consequently much dissatisfaction
among miners. The contracts under
which the men were working expired
yesterday and to-day $1,000 miners in
South Wales are idle. The master
action is virtually a lockout and the
men have appointed delegates to wait
upon the coal mine owners to attempt
to bring about settlement OF the
trouble. The most intense excitement
prevails in tho ncighborhood OF tho
tho collicrics and it is feared that there
may be trouble unless somc arrange
mcnts arc speedily made.
LATEE-The South Wales mining con-
ference to-day satisfactorily settled the
sliding scale difficulty, and work will be
resumed immcdiuteyl.
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ARRIVED AT VALPARAISO.
The YORKTOWN RoncI,cs the Chilean Cap
tal-Tho Boston Due shortly.

,al-Tho Boston Due Shortly.
VALPARAISO, Jan. 1.-Tho United
States gunboat Yorktown arrived here
OH November SO. She salutcd the
Chilean flag and also the admiral OF the
German squadron on entering port.
She anchored close to tho Baltimore,
about mile oil shore. The United
States cruiser Boston lett Montevcidco
several days ago and is expected here
within the week.
Owing to the pressure which was
brought to bear by the United States
government, tho Chilean authorities are
making more searching investigation
OF the attacl, Oh tho Baltimorc's sailors
on October lG last This investigation
is still in progress before tho Judge OF
tho court oil crime in Valparaiso.
Tho Chilean government has given no
intimation that it intends to release the
refugees, or grant them safe conduct.
An incident occurred q few days ago,
which shows with what zeal the refugees
are being watched. a deputy was seen
to leave the house OF Il Balmacedan and
was arrested. 1t was with difficulty
that he established his identity.
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West virglnians at tho Reception.

Specie! Dispatch 10 hc Intelligtncer
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. l.-Secrc-
tary and Mrs. Elkins were among the
cabinet officers and their wives who
assisted the President and Mrs. IIarri-
son At theil New Years reception to-
day. Mrs. Elkins was uttircd in n
splendid dress OF buttercup silk, mado
with a N-shaped opening back and
front that was edged by u broad band
OF pearls, elbow sleeves, and there was
court train at the buck. Mrs. Elkins
did notTecoiyo callers, rs she lett this
afternoon for New York alter tho
White House reception. When she re-
Turns Miss Elkins will come with her,
and by that time Secretary E!kins may
have decided upon residence hcro.
;. Senatortand Mrs. kcnna land Miss
kenna were the only congressional
representatives Of West Virginia at tho
reception
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Holiday Entertainment.

Tho Sunday school OF the Fourth
street N. Z. church gave very pleasant
entertainment last night, and it was at
tended by large audience. There was
a short but attractive programme rem
dcred, and Santa Claus did tho honors.
The little ones then received the annual
treat, and they and the older folks rs
well enjoyed the evening as thoroughly
as an. evening has been enjoyed in
Wheeling for long time.
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TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC
OF smallpoxand Yellow wFuvnr-Two.;hirtl
-.E. of the Cascs En:nl. -

ot snaiiPoNnnd Yellow Fnvnr-Two-t!'rd8
of the Cases Fatal.
LoSDoN, Jan. Lord Salisbury re-
ceivcd to-day special cablo dispatch
from Her NIajesty's consul at Santos,
confirming the recent alarming reports
i'll regard to the terrible state OF alTairs
there. growing out OF the ravages OF
combined yellow fever and smallpox.
Eighteen captains OF merchant vessels
have died either. from the black or
smallpox within twomonths. On some
vessels. ,.thc entire ships company, Off
GERS and crew have perishcd from these
awful maladies Seven sailors died in
the streets, SO quickly fatal has been
the shafts OF disease. II is estimated
that ut least two-thirds OF the cases
have been fatal. The great majority OF
the victims are emigrants and sailors.
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Father ncynold's Farewell S Sermon.


SiltcInI UIsl1uIcI 70 IHc IINtEIIJtNCtE -
WELLsDuEG, W. Va. Jan. Roy.
Father Reynolds, pastor OF tho ST.
Johns Catholic church OF this place,
and also OF tho Golfers church, this
morning preached his farewell sermon
to an unusually large audience. For
the past five and onc:hali years Father
Reynolds has laborcd here faithfully.
Ho goes to Wheeling to assist Rt. Rev
Father Sullivan at the cathredal. Rcv.
Father Duffy, brother OF the state audi
tor, willlill Father Roynolds's place
hero.
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The Keely Treat,n eat Diln,t Cure uim.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 1.-Ex-Con.
gresham Thomas B. Ward dicd ut
Plainfcld; Ind, ut an carly hour this
morning. Mr. Ward. several months
ago, returned from Dwight, where nc
had taken the bi-chloride treatment.
About two weeks ago nc became dcs-
pondent and resumed his old habits.
Thursday morning he went to Plain-
field but had not taken treatment.
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SAN DIEGO, CAL, Jan. Tho cruiser
Charleston arrived and anchored near
Hotel dc Coronado yesterday afternoon
about i o'clock. Admiral Brown, of
tho cruiser San FrancisGa, received
word that the Charleston Would come
into the larbor to-day. The Charles
ton anchored SO far ont that no COM
munication could be had with her
-nliccrs. .-.
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Miller Ersl,inc,

Special Dispotch TO he Intclligcncer.
WELLsHuNG, W. Va, Jan. 1.-AIr.
Stephen Miller, i prominent young gen.
tlemen OF Steubonvillc, Ohio, and Miss
Ida Ersiinc, OF this place, were last
night united in marriage, Rev. G. w.
Shields officiating. The wedding was q
private one, only the immediate friends
OF the contracting parties witnessing it.
The couple lett on the 1886 train on q
wedding tour, alter which they will 90
to housekeeping in Steubcnville, whore
the groom has handsomely furnished
residence.
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THE OHIO CONTEST.
Sherman and Foraker Stand About
Evon ut Present,
With ABOUT n DOZEN MEMBERS,

Whose Preferences Are Unknown, to
Hear from-.Thc Doubtful Ones Must
Soon Declare Themselves, and tho
Winner May be Known Before II
Caucus is Held Hahn is
Confident OF ShGrmau's Election.
Foraker Creates IL Sensation.
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Inllnna n,Iners at Work.

TERRE HAurE, ISD., Jan. 1.-The indi-
cations pointing to renewal, OF the
strike in the bituminous coal regions
have almost entirely disappeared. Tho
trouble in the cinterior district has been
amicably settled, and every bituminous
miner in the state, with tho exception
OF about 800, is working.
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OTHER RECEPTIONS.

The Vice President and Mrs. Morton
received at their elegant residence from
u o'clock. In accordance with the
United States custom the secretary Of
state gave \ breakfast in honor Of the
members OF tho Diplomatic corps i'm
med!ately after they had paid their re-
spects to the President.
Mrs. Blaine was unable 10 be present
by reason OF i'll health and was repre-
Sentcd by Miss Blaine. Tho breakfast
was followed by reception, which WIS
largely attended.
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King LcnponltI III.

LoSDos, Jan, liking Leopold, OF
Belgium, is snacrins IRON influenza.
Many Ideaths from Influenza have oc-
cured ili>Nicnna during the week, and
business is suffering III consequence Of
the ravnges OF the epidemic.
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Aid for Suffering R,.s.inns.

DosroN, Jan. l.-Govcrnor Russell
has issued an appeal 10 the citizens of
Massachusetts asking them TO come to
tho aid OF the famine sufferers in Rus
sia, and has appointed a committee,
with Bishop Philip Brooks at the head,
TO receive contributions.
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PInLADELrnA, Pa, Jan. l.-Jamcs
Cooper, proprietor OF The Adam Fore
pauSh shows, died at his residence in
this city this morning OF Inflammation
OF the stomach. He.was bo.n in Phiia-
de!phia November !, 1882,
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WE'LL KNOWN MAN DEAD.
E1.cnshIor coaid, of ,no Farmers Ilanl

EI.CnShicr Gould, OF tho Farmers hank
OF fairniont. Dies mt Ills Home.
Special Di'pdich 10 lac Iateaigcnctr
FAlRMoSr, W. Va, Jan. l,-Jacob n.
Gould, ex.cashicr OF tho Farmers
Bank, died to-day atl9:3O Of pneumonia
at tho residence OF his mother. Mr..
Gould was n prominent citizen OF this
county, and his many friends will learn
with regret OF his sudden death. For
many years he was connected with tho
First National Bank here, and wNa well
known in Wheeling and throughout
tho state,
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1T GROWS SERIOUS.
GarZa's Uprising Creating Alarm
on tho Texas Border.
FATE OF UNITED STATES TROOPS

Who We're Concentrated OH the Bor-
der Unknown aud the Officers Feel
Great Anyicty-.Te,osraphio Com
munication Cut On..It is Feared
Our Soldiers Have Had Fight
With the Mexican Rebel aud Have
Been Slaughtered.
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TuE originals OF tho certificates. OF
cures effected BY the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla arc kopt on ile MT the Office OF
the j.. G. AVER Company, Lowell, Mass.
Probably no similar establishment in
the world can exhibit such mass OF
valuable and convincing testimony.
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Wheeling Lodge 10. 8. l. 0. Q. f.,
will hold an important meeting tonight
at their hall, corner Twelfth and CLAP.
line streets. The officers for 1902 will
be installed. and there will be five ini-
tiations. The installation will be iol-
loved By 4 banquet, which promises to
outdo al previous efforts. a number
oiyisitors from sister lodges will bo.
present.
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Ills Now Yenr,s Present.

WINpsoR,. VI, Jan. ,f.-Stephen IL.
IBici,l, wholnurdercd his wife in Fairfax,
december %, 1850, was hanged in tho
state prison here ut 2:20 this D, IN.
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Paris, Jan. 1.--Dr Charcot, The dis
tingnished French physician, is suffer
ing IRON 4 severe attack OF influenza.
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SWEARING-0FF DAY
Celebrated ut tho National Capital
in tho Usual Manpor.
THE WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION

4 beautiful Anhir.-Thc President and
NIrs. Harrison Assisted by tho ladies
of the Cabinot.-Thoir Costumes De-
scriboL..Thc Customary Rules Fol.
Iowcd..othcr Washington News of
Interest.
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,WCst Sis:;inia Western 20 nngyIvunia md
Ohio rain, clEngIDg in WcSlctH Ohio 10 snow;
southwes!Snles cold wave by sunday morning.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Fire at Jcannettc, Pa, destroyed q
dozcu buildings, including Clay avenue
hotel and several stores and dwellings.
Loss $4,000.
John Studdlcr celebrated New Years
ut St. I.onis by numbering Anthony
Gletz, with whom lie had q dispute,
and is in jail.
y King George, OF Greece, who had the
small poS, has recovered.
Another native war in New South
Wales is imminent.
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London containa about 100000 for
cgners. The Germans number G2, 600,
Americans 50,QO0, French $1,000, Dutch
5000, Poles 1000, Italians 5000 and
Swiss 5000,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-06
TELEeRAPhlc eReMTlEs.

Colonel Daniel Han, Of Dover, has been
elected department commander Of the G. A
r. at Concord, NJ. II.
The annual meeting of the New Yori
State Grange closed at 0swego. The next
meeting win be held at Ithaca
The Prohibition party in Michigan is e
join hands with the state Peoples party in
the coming state, county and township cleo.
tionssa
Congressman Andrews says that United
States cruiser No. ii win hereafter be known
as Marblehead, having been named after
Marbiehead, Mass
Market Clerk David Hastings, the first Of
the Allegheny City pa officials indicted for
embezzlement to be tried, was found guilty
on all the counts
Alice Mitchell, who is charged in Mem.
phis with the murder Of Freda Ward. is de
spondent because her lawyer told her she
VIII not be hanged She wants to die and
meet her victim.
At the head Of squaw gulch, Cripple
creek, Colo, at the depth Of thirteen feet,
chimney Of ore has been discovered which
is perfect mass Of shining gold. 1t is es
tilnated as worth from $4,000 to Sl5,OOO
ton
The e Goddard & Son Flour Mil com
pany, Of St. Louis made an assignment
Liabilities, 100000; assets, sa7 9a0. The
failure is believed to have ben caused By
poor business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-06
COUNCIL AND COMM ssIoN.

The Street and Sewer Department. BE-
lieves That ITS Power Has Been
Usurped.
There Is war to the knife between the
Republican majority of the City Council
and the Street and Sewer Commissioners.
The Gillian war cloud sinks inso insignifi-
canoe, and If Mr. Cotton does not put De-
tectives Hawkins and Hatton to Che two
guns In the rear Of the City Hall, some
rash street and Sc yer commissioners may
stand on the snow.clad terrace at the
mouth of the cannons and throw a spit
ball at the Council chamber window.
Tue Malta note is n thing compared
with the ColtoL vote, AMI that vote will
have to be recalled AID the department
honor vi dictated before there can be any
peace. There must be ample apology
made for the Assault, upon he commits.
sion's men, and indemnity for lost lime
The commissioners claim that City
Council had no right to elect
first and second assistant eng-
nesrs; that the commission
had the right to repeal any ordinance
making such provision They further
boldly assert that II the Council elects
them, Council must pay them They win
elect their own engineer and let Council
attend TO its own men City Solicitor
Curtis has been asked for an opinion on
the subject, and it will be given in few
davs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-06

At the session Of the Levy Court yes
terday afternoon Messrs Buckingham
and Kilgore reported that the assess.
ment for Christiana hundred contained
TAI names and entries and 705 dogs
These hundreds all show an increase in
the number Of names and entries over
last year President Buckingham re-
ported the following committees for The
ensuing year. Flnance-Messrs Jolls.
Clark, ellis. Grubh and Kllgore. Build
ing Communicable Buckingham
Hutchinson. Simpler, Eliason and sutton,
Court adjourned until next Tuesday
morning, when juggling with the vii
mington assessments will be, in.