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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
The NelIy BIy,s ON.

Probably the biggest occasion OF its
kind ever seen In Wheeling was ths de-
parture Of the Nelly bly, Fishing Club,
Of the South Side, from Thirty-eighth
street last evening. The club numbers
over forty persons, and the boys had
worked hard TO make II success. The
boat was handsomely decorated with
bunting and a large flag decked the
front OF the. boat. The McMechen band
was there and gave suitable music.
Long before time for departure people
began to crowd the river bank in that
locality till fully five hundred persons
had assembled. At 20 minutes OF s
o'clock the boat was showed of amid
music, cheers and the waving Of kerr
chiefs. The band will accompany the
boys TO Moundsyille, and the boat will
continue its way down the river forty
miles on an extended fishing exeur-
sion
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
CAUGHT IN A SQUALL
Thirty Men 60 Out for Pleasure ana
Twenty-seven OF Them are Drowned.

TWeuty-seNou Oh Anon "No DAS"N
LoNDoN, July S.-0ff Skegness, a
watering place on the east coast OF
England, a party to-day went from the
village for days sail in yacht. they
were caught in heavy squall, aud
when some distance of the shore the
yacht capsized, and twenty OF them,
men and women, were drowned.
Further dispatches concerning the
Skegness yacht accident state that all
the persons drowned were railway
builders, who, with thousands OF other
excursionists had gone TO the little
watering place for days sport.
The yacht Shannon, licensed to carry
sixty passengers, took out thirty OF
them. When well out the yacht was
overwhelmed by a thunder storm.
The darkening of the sky combined
with the rain obscured the yacht from
the view OF those on shore at the time
OF the accident.
After the air cleared the yacht was
shown, bottom upwards, with three
men clinging to her. The other twonty'
seven had been drowned. An old fish
boat, the only craft avail
able, was launched and the
three survivors were brought
ashore. Twelve bodies have been re-
covered. The three survivors agree
that nobody was to blame for the acct
dent, as the suddenness Of the squall
could not be anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09

New YORK, July s.-Through the
death OF Associate Justice Blatchford,
pf the United States Supreme Court,
President Cleveland now has AT his dis
posal another honorable Office as a re-
ward for some member OF his party
The fact that Judge BlatchiOrd was the
sole representative Of New York upon
the Supreme Court bench makes IL, IL
Is thought here, almost certain that
his successor will be taken from
this State. When President
Cleveland had the choice Of a Chief
Justice In hts first term, Frederick K.
Coudert was frequently suggested. IL
is doubtful whether Mr.. COudert would
care TO be- an Associate Justice. Judge
Rufus w. PeCkham, OF the Court OF
Appeals. is also a possibility, and his
brother, Wheeler II. Peckham, IS an
other. President Cleveland, however,
Is lust as likely to pick out some man
whom no one else would think about
Z. S. Judge Z. II. LacOnbe, who was
appointed by Mr.. Cleveland, may be
fortunate enough TO secure the promo
tiop. I.acombe was formerly corpo-
ration counsel for this city. The possi-
bility Of Secretary Gresham being
named for the vacancy Is canvasSed
here, but II is urged that the temper OF
the Democratic majority in the Senate
is hardly favorable to Gresham. Don
M. Dickinson Is thought TO desire JUS
tees robe, and II is believed the Presl-
dent thinks kindly of the ambition.
Gresham aud Dickinson, possibly, will
be obliged to wait for future vacancies.
The Bar Association never suggests
name for appointment 20 any position,
and it will not break this rule In the
case of the appointment Of Justice
BlatcbfOrd's successor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Chicago, the Quakers played an err
rorless game while the Colts did very mucn
the reverse. Attendance, $500. Chicago,
!; Philadelphia, Z. Earned, chicago, Z.
Errors, Chicago :; hits, each; pitchers,
Hutchison and Heefe; two-0ase hits, Hut
Gibson and Auson; three-bsse hit, Boyle.
Home run, Reilly; struck out by heeIe, l.;
Hutchison, 8; passed balls, Cross y hrst
base on balls, O heefe 1, Hutchlscn .
Umpire, Lynch
AT Cincinnati the reds for the second
time beat out 81 tooklyn in the last inning
AtteudanceS.O .Oh. Cincinnati Z, Brooklyn
Is; earned, , ans 3; errors, ? and L; hits. lO
and II; pitchers, Chamberlain and Ken
nedy; umpire, Emslie.
Al Louisville BslGwin's wildness aided
the LOuisviles very materially. Louisville
1, New York 2 errors, l ana ,; hits, Sand
3; earned, New York l; pitchers, Hemming
and Baldwin; tnpire, Seward.
At PittsourS ,ae BOstOus were shut out
again. They ted four pitchers. Coyle
stood IL for innings then StivettS, Sta
lev ond Mich. Stock a hand, Ehret was in
fine form. I stendauce 4,45O. Pittsburg,
Is, Boston 0; ca ned. Pittsburg s; errors,
/ and 5; hits, Is and 6; pitchers, Ehret,
COyle, Stlvettsl Staley and Nichols;
home runs Wa Haltren; umpire, Nc
Laughlin.
AT Cleveland the Orioles basted hard
and won the gtnae with ease. Attendance,
500; Cleveland II: Baltimore, 9; earned
runs, 8 and Z; krrors. and SO hits, IL and
l.; pitchers, tdang and Hawke; umpire,
Gaduey.
Al St Louh Orator O'Rourke was sick
and with 1 aul in his place and
Arthur ClartkR pitching hne ball after
long retiremiehnd Brodie moving down
base hits rhe9 4wns won in canter. At
tendance 2,76,slSi. Louis q; Washington
0; pitchers, qaCH son and Duryes; hits, IA
and 4; error Rnd g.; earned runs, St.
Louis 3; 1mfe ieQuaid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
HOW MR. CLEVELAND SPENT THE DAY.
his Rhoumatism Is Not so Bad rs 1t WAS.
Attorney General Olney and Joe Jefier-
son Call

His rheumatism IL Not so bau ~ iG YVES.
Attorney General OIney and Joe Jefier-
son Cali
BUZzARD's BAY, MASS, July s.-Mr.
Cleveland is slowly recovering from the
rheumatism which has caused him so
much trouble, and which has been used
as the basis for alarming rumors
concerning his health. DR.. BY
ant, who is still in attendance
at Gray Gables and Col. Lamont who
acts as Mr.. Cleveland's mouthpiece
both say that there Is nothing the mat
ter with Mr.. Cleveland except rheuma-.
tism aud that that is yielding to the
rest and quiet which the President is
now enjoying.
Mr.. Cleveland still denies himself to
callers. He made an exception, how
ever, Ia the case OF Joe Jefferson yes
terday, and to-day he saw United States
Attorney General Olney and Mrs. Ql-
ney. They were on their way
from Boston to their country
place at Falmouth, which Is about
twenty miles further out on the
cape. They stopped over train at
Buzzard's Bay and were driven to Gray
Gables. When they left Mr.. Olney said
| that the President would be out In
day or two and there was no reason for
uneasiness about his condition. de
said his visit was not on official business
| aud not due TO the Presidents illness.
! He called to invite the President to go
| blue fishing with him next week.
Mr.. Cleveland passed most OF the day
out on the broad piazza, where stlf
breeze from the bay was blowing. Col.
Lamont and DR.. Bryant went bass fish
| ing in the White Island Lake, about six
miles back In the country. They started
at ten o'clock and returned at four.
Mr.. CleBeland said he wished his foot
was little better so that he could have
| gone with them.
Late to-day the Presidents
sister, Mrs. Hoy, OF Beat
rice, Neb., arrived. 1t was stated
at the house that Mrs. Hoy was not
| summoned on account OF Mr.. Cleve-
/ lands Illness, and that she knew moth
| ing OF 1t until her arrival. She came
east on a visit, and will remain at Gray
Gables several days.
Col. Lamont said this evening that
/ Mr. Cleveland continues to improve
and that his illnese has been made to
appear more serious than it is. The
| President is no longer confined To his
room. He walks about the house and
the piazza. although his left foot and
ankle are still swollen.
He is taking a good rest, and has
issued positive order that no callers
! be admitted. Several residents OF near
by villages have called TO pay their re-
spects, but aside from the Olueys and
Joe Jefferson no one has been admitted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
Thrown Into a Fever of Excitement DJ
the Debate on the Bank Bill.

Thrown Into a Fever OF EKcitement Dy
the Debate on the Bank Bill.
ROME, July s.-The final debate on
the bank bill in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day was tumJltuous. Signor
Royio. who has been energetic In press
ing forward the investigation OF the
frauds, made the speech OF the Day
The time had come, he said, FOR all I'm
plicated in the bank bribery 70 explain
their actions. Deputies, senators and
ministers who had sotled their hands
with the corruption funds scattered oy
the banks OF issue ought now confess
and defend themselves, If they could.
s"If the Senate will appoint new
Committee of Inquiry" continued Sig
nor Bovio, 81 will refrain from naming
the guilty men. / demand, heweyer,
that the guilty men abstain from voting
on the measure now before the House.
II they do not | will name them"
Riot broke loose In the Chamber as
Signor Bovio made this threat. Some
of the deputies shouted, Name them"
Others turned on BoVio with clenched
fists and called him q boaster. liar
and q bypocrite. Insults were ex-
changed on every side, and dozen or
more fights were prevented only by the
Interference OF a few cool men who
held back their most pcgnacious cUl-
leagues.
After endeavoring In vain for five
minutes 10 restore order the President
Of the Chamber suspended the sitting.
When the proceedings were ressmed.
SIgnor Bovio yielded 10 the importuni-
ties OF his friends aud declined 70 con-
tinue his speech. The bank bill was
then passed BY vote Of 222 70 lbs. The
Chamber then adjourned for she sum
mer holidays.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
ii. ras fow.r 60 cOaasmn.

WAsHrNeroN, d. c., July s.-The
Attorney General has advised the Sec
-etsrv of War that he has authority
.,Ddey the law to ObtaiO lands at Gettys-
bYro. Pa, by condemnation proceed
trgs in Sufficient quantity 10 carry out
,bs nrovisions OF the act providing for
the marking aud preservation OF the
lines of battle. This is severe oioW
Tor the trolley railroad now being con-
srractsd on the Gettysburg battle Held.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
Pushing the Relief Msasurs..

SIOUX CITY, IA, July s.-The work
of organization for relief of the torna-
do sufferers at Pomeroy is being pushed
in the cities Of Northwest Iowa. A
carload Of supplies Of all kinds was
sent from here this morning, with
half dozen surgeons and a number of
helpers. A meeting was held this fore
noon and committees appointed to So
licit large relief fund.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
Little storm In Now YORK.

New YORK, July S-A little tornado
tripped over this town this evening, and
for the space of five minutes made things
lively. 1t was at 6:l5 p. m. when wind
storm descended upon New York. 1t hur-
ried people along the pavemepts, spatter-
ing them with water and pursued them
into doorways. For ave minutes the storm
filed the eyes of people with dust and then
calmed down. The storm was accompanied
by thunder and lightning Two men were
killed in the city oy the lightning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
APlnn to Cheat the Hsngman.

Special telegram TO ne sunday hsoI'tsr'
COLUMBUS, O., July S.-A plan by
which the inmates Of the annex for
condemned men in the State prison
were to escape was discovered this af-
ternoon. Warden James has issued an
order allowing no one to enter the an
mex. The only occupants Of the annex
are Frank VanooD, who was TO have
been hung yesterday, and Henry Vas
tine, of Portsmouth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
Eternal Vigilance

Is the price of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always lurk-
ing about our systems, only waiting IA
vorable poItunity 70 assert themselves.
Impurities in the blood may be hidden for
wears or even for generations ana sudden
iy break forth, undermining health and
hastening death. For all diseases arising
from impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the unequaled and unapproached remedy.
Il is King of them all, Tor 1t cOnQuers dis
oaea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
noAullre ChalIenrss Jem Carney.

New YoRK, July s.-The following
cable despatch, dated London, July z,
has been received here:
Jack McAuIiffe, the lightweight
champion OF America, called at the
Sporting Life Office to-day and issued a
challenge to fight Jem Carney. Of Birm-
ingham for e1,OOO 3 side, either 70 .
finish or limited number Of rounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
window Glas. Morks Chartered.

Esse,Ol Telegram to me SUNDAY Register.
CHARLESTON, w, VA, June S.-The
secretary of state has issued charter
TO The West Virginia Window Glass
Company of WellsburC. The corpora
tors are A. d. Clark, w. II. Clark, Jo-
seph Striffres, Jerrod Clark; Henry
Clark, Grant Miller, John Miller and
John T. Strohon, all Of Findlay, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
rhe oberlLn On Wen Oa.e.

Special Ist0rdm 20 tas sunday Reglsisr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July s.
Judge Jackson, Of the United States
Court, ruled to-day in the case Of the
Oberlin College VS.. J. V. Blair, trustee
ct al. CrowelS Fewsmith was appoint
ed receiver, and July IA was the date
fixed when a motion TO make perma-
aent the receiverShip will be decided.
This case grew out OF an oil well in
Doddridge county, called the Oberlin
well, the monthly production OF which
is 4, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
standard on Company omeers.
Baitm0rs 'sa


Representatives Of the Standard Oil
Company for the Baltimore district,
which includes Maryland. District Of
Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia and
North Carolina. VIII hold their annual
reunion 1t tie Imperial Hotel to-day.
The yearly meetings are held for the
purpose OF discussing the prospects Of
business and for Al interchange Of
views among the representatives TO
further the interests Of the company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
THE CHRISTIAN ENDEA
Nearly n Row Between TN
and Catholics-Had Break
Colorado Delegates.


MONTREAL July s.-Sd
been tho most eyentful d
the Christian Endeayor con
was eyeutful because Of the
the Champs De Mas last pi
some Endeavorers were sEDf
Sympathy was at once
from the delegation who had,
to the row by holdiy stating
voice aud In the most frequl
OF a two-sided Roman cathel
THE mother OF Christ was
oned woman"
This statement, II Is as
made by one OF the Colorado
but his name has not been a
The seed sown by the Rev
marhar, the Hindoo delegat|
Ing IN attack on Catholic{
brought around a lot OF Il
uters.
These are the titles Of tho
passed around 10 the Christ
orers, or al least 20 such
would receive them after
had become known;
What do Catholics b.
"Too good to be true" a
opening sentence read
"There 10 a large class Of
who can't believe our reli
It appears TO them too good
"Popery and the Apostles
bIt," was snyther, which
the words: Long live Pi4
successor OF the Apostles
Rev. Geo. A. Wells, OF
Mlnn., this afternoon dell
dress on "Internationsl
He considered the holding
ent convention In French K
lie Quebec IS most woDderf
Roman Catholic CIericals ha'
great Protestant convention
and had been followed 10 q
by the French Canadians y
peaceful triumph.
At this juncture events 9
hall were not bearing out tie
remarks within. Three hundl
students and qusrrymen maj
The driII'haII bearing q roupls
flags.
Sub-Chief La Points cap
flags from the bearers and
their hesds together. where
cor panions raised . Rreat
The police drove the would
of and dispersed them. sl'
people in The convention
aware Of IL.
Shortly after 10 o'clock q
dispersed without any coll
the mob Of fully . thoussn
filed the street In front d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
a .Farmerr sells His Farm!

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July S.-John Mar
tin, farmer, sold his farm TO three
meu yesterday FOR SOS, 900. They put
the money, which was in large bills, into
a bag and eft il with Martin. He gave
them S., 600 in small bills for change.
The $4,000 was all counterfeit. The
man nSnanRl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
Arranging for Judge Blatchford.s Funeral

NEWPORT, r. l., July SIT was de-
cided at noon to hold the fueral ser
vices Of the deceased jurist here on
Tuesday afternoon, Bishop Fl. G. Potter
officiating. The interment will be at
Greenwood, New York City, next
Wednesday. This will be private.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
Lost -Four ringers.


SDseta, TslsgreE 70 ths sunday Register.
CLARKSBURG, w. VA, July s.-Last
night while James RidenOur was work
ing at the joiner at the Clarksburg
planning mill, be caught his hand on the
knife, sustaining an injury which ueces-
STATED the smputation of four fingers
on his left hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
The Argument, Closed

PARIS, July S.-The Hon. E. ]. Phelps,
of counsel for the United States, finished
his closing address before the Bering Sea
tribunal to-day.
Baron DeCourcel, President of the tribu-
nal, complimented Mr.. Phelps upon his
skill and eloquence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
To Make q saint Of Columbus.

ROME, July s.-During the reception
Of the Colombian Minister to-day, the,
Pope said that America would soon
have patron saint, as Columbus would
be beatified shortly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
THE SUPREME BENCH.
Much Speculation as to Who Will
Fill BlatchfOrd'S Place.
NAMES ALREADY SUGGESTED

Phelps and Carter, Of the Ameri-
can Counsel in the Bering Sea
Case, Are Possibilities-A Num-
ber of Prominent Judges De-
serving Of Honor-Ex-P President
Harrison Mentioned in Wash
ingtOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
HE WAS A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN
And Made Purchasers at ais store Feel
Ii, but He Ran Fence just the sahae'
and is Now Under $4,000 Bonds.

Il, but He Ran Fence just the same
and is Now Under $4,000 Bonds.
speeta. 7sleorGn 10 tbs sunday Rs0Is,sr-
COLUMBUS, o., jury S.-Facts reflect
ing still more severely upon George w.
Luce, the prominent jeweler arrested
for operating q "fence," were discov-
cred to-day. In searching his resi-
deuce, on aristocratic Lexington eve-
nue., detectives found six valuable dia-
monds in the core OF spool aud two
others in the core Of roll OF braid.
He was rearrested aud his bond raised
to $4,000. Luce has long been lead-
ing member Of the Broad Street Meth
odist Church aud made such show OF
his religion that even casual pur-
chaser at his store could not fall TO
perceive that the proprietor was
christian gentleman.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
..,r.aam - Is an article-

ni6erence scarce particle oo,o.,,
,orvrixt this tooth wash and famed SOLO-'
-s.,eOnT1S care for il, thanks, sir,
r1ooe with that one ranks. Sir.
v,-ef-snd everybody knows se.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
martiusburs's Furniture Factory Burned.

MARTINsBURG, w. VA, July S.-The
furniture factory was wholly destroyed
by FIRE last night. The factory was To-
Gated about one mile from this city, on
the Improvement Company's land, and
before assistance could arrive it was in
flames. The cause OF the 6re is un-
known, as the watchman was out Of
the building when the fire started. The
loss is estimated TO be $4,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
Mr.. Louis Willis, while moving hay
to-day, near Falling Waters, this coun-
ty. was thrown from the mower and
seriously and probably fatally cut.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09
NO AGREEMENT REACHED YET.
The Meeting Between the Amalgamated
Committee and the Manufacturers
4Proves Fruitless.

Committee and the Manufacturers
4PrOves Fruitless.
PIrrsBUKG, PA, July s.-The scale
committee OF Amalgsted workers and
iron manufacturers held another un-
successful conference this afternoon,
and adjourned TO meet in this city next
Monday week, July II.
The failure to agree to-day caused
disappointment as it was thought the
entire matter would be settled at this
meeting. The hitch is on the fnisher's
scale.
The worknen have conceded a cut Of
so cents per ton In the pudding depart
ment but the manufacturers also want a
reduction In the finishing department,
which the men are not willing 10 accept.
TIE steel scale at Jones Il Laughlin's
mill was arranged to-day on slightly
reduced basis. II will be signed on
Monday.
Three firms signed the Amalgamated
scale to-day. They were the Illinois
Steel Company, Cherry Valley Iron
Company, OF LeetOnia, Ohio, and Cleve-
land Hardware Company. The latter
two are small concerns.
The IlipoiS Stfel Company operates
plants st Joliet Bayview, Wis, and
Chicago, and employs $4,000 men. II is
the lrrgest union firm in the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09

BERLIN. jul
were made fol
bill in the Reic
day were OF q
tsr, indicating
currents which
the votes OF the
Each speaker
programme, and
TO q compromise
leads the Democ
Anti-Semites, for
not escaped divisid
cred to-day, suggl
which his half dozeTI
support Chancellor VI
The suggestions co
that If its terms were
faction would maIntail
and set It's face against
The best speech I'd
that OF DIR. Won Bend
tional Liberal leader, VI
Centerists aud Richtery
they were defeating th|
poses by the intensity OF
TO the government.
The obvious determine |
number of the members 4
the bill implies that the \
last until the end Of nexd
nesday next is the day for
bers' motions. The Centd
raise the question Of the |
the Jesnits into Germany
The Frelsinnige pape
stating that the governu
Of, or refraining from opI
tramontane proposal, will
paid the Centerists for tn
the bill.
Botn the Centerist leJ
government adherents d
is any compact. The
doubtedly has q majority
bill without the Cellerlsy
In the lobbies Y
Jesuit but the tax9
| which the ConterA
rangement for theii
BILE.
The session Is GER
than was at first e
tional Liberals have
motion IN regard TO
by the drouth, and
lack OF fodder wan -
neuyres and TO It's ] llet
districts outside p the
maneuvres are te be held
Fer the iiEf lime In. I
the Reich1ag, the Socia
tanned the chalrmsnship
permanent committees, II
elected to the position.
another Socialist, has I
manship OF another conn
Baron Won Sauerma
new German ambassador
States got a special lea
from the Emperor TO ~
Sllesla before starting
The Emperor will "
ted States to raise it's
the rank OF an embassy D
the Baron to sail for Ame
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-09

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