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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
EnElGAr WRECK,

Nine Ours Derailed and Go Down an En-
bankmcnt into Creek.
There was quite a disastrous freight
wreck out on tho Baltimore & Ohio road
near Warrington yesterday ut noon,
which also was the means OF delaying
passenger traffic tor three or four hours,
The wrecked train was u through freight,
west bound, loaded with dry goods and
fence wire. One Of the cars broke down
and was dragged over quarter Of a
mile before any further damage was
done, but on the bank OF Buffalo crock,
two miles west OF Warrington, the bal.
ance OF the train was deTailed, and nine
cars were turned upside down over the
embankment into the creek. Fortu-
natelyneither the Caboose nor the engine
was derailed, otherwise there would
surely have been loss Of life or serious
injuries, The wrocking crew was cont
to the scene OF the wreck, and after four
hours work had tho tracks cleared.
The only train that was delayed was the
afternoon accommodation,
This wreck took place at the same
spot where the freight with exhibits for
the Worlds Fair was demolished some
weeks ago. There was one very narrow
escape from death, A repair gang was
at work where the wreck occurred, but
all got QUITO danger except one man who
was on the creek side OF the track, He
saw that the cars wero coming down
tho bank toward him and made an effort
to get out OF the way, but no struck q
big rock and fell insensible to the
ground. Proyidentially, in falling, he
was protected by the rock, and tho
freight car rolled on down into tho creek
over the rock without in tho least in
turing him. 1t was a miraculous escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
OIL MEN ar LARGE.


one OF them in Trouble at Bellaire- a
Walking Arsenal.
e. L. Robinson Is strong, burly fell!
low from the oil regions about Sisters
vile. He was on tear with his en-
poycr, Tom Lewis, and they spent q
couple OF days in Wheeling, turning up
ct Bcllaire Monday night Lewis went
to sleep soon after their arrival there in
bar room, and Robinson took his
money from him while hc was asleep,
it afterwards developed only to take
care OF the cash; but Robinson was
quito drunk himself aud fred off re-
volver in n saloon and made himself
generally prominent.
Later he turned up at q hotel and
wanted room, but the proprietors
thought he was too much OF walking
arsenal for their house, and said they
were full He grew belligerent and
Marshal Johnson was sent for He took
him to the lookup, but it was mighty
tug, and, though he had assistance, the
fellow resisted at every step.
He was finally landed, and when
searched two loaded revolvers, sand
bag and long leather hand.biliy filled
with shot were found on his person.
The mayor fined him $40 and costs for
carrying concealed weapons, and held
the charge Of resisting an officer over
for another time.
Robinson returned tho money he
took from Lewis to the latter. 1t
amounted to $50, aud this part Of the
matter seems to have been only intend
cd asa friendly act. Lewis went to Co.
lumbus yesterday, whore he is a wit
ness before tho United States grand
jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

No olhcr medicine III tho world was
ever given such n test Of It's curative
qualities US Qtto'a euro. Thousands Of
bottles Of this groat German remedy
aro being distributed FREQ Of charge by
druggisls In this country 10 those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving tho
people proof that 0lto'e Cure will cure
them, and that 1t 10 tho grandost tri.
umph Of medical science. For aalo only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free, Largo bottles Doc. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

The luudsman tourist or commercial traveller
speedily begins und not only begins but con.
tinucs, to feel the extreme Of human misery dur
ing his transit across the tempestuous Atlantic.
Dut II, with wise presclcncC, he has provided
himself with asupply Of lIostettor's Stomach
Bltters, his pnngs arc promptly mltlgatGd, aud
then cease Gro the good ship again drops her
anchor. This Is worth knowing, and thousands
OF our yHChtSlnen, summer vOyageTs, tourists
aud business men do know It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
TRUSTEES SALE.
fI'gusrEEss ALE

by yiIle 81 a dead OF tFusl dsa9a b. NefY 1
NaIti' aH1 illhf1 llalieii hnf husbend - ne
a. uu7ire laiu1 AsfFh T. l-gi, Uelfl,l ~ ne
pHi-i li iAa tlrla VI The Opuuiy tnuri al Oklo
county, bui Virginia, IA decd ~ il.iit book Ma
~ psft No. Wlll sell ~ HE north trunl doo1 Oi
tAe luuT, ligune " sald ennaiF e.
fATlRbAT IlIEinn bAf on iUAE. iEl.
commanding 90 igpcllCk o. th0 iolilNtnf 40
srulad pfurtfsY that Is 70 fay ccrAn plrgoor
parcel oi land situated IN Triadelphla district
Ohio county, NCgt NifgulA designated ~ los
numbered one ~ the tub.dlviaion Of The Rachel
1hofnburg e,taic plat Of which a recorded IN
deed book No ". page ill, together with the
houses aud apputlonanees thereto belonging.
Tho title TO said property b believed 20 b
perfect bur selling as trustee will convey only
The titlO vested In me by 1ald decd OF trust
TERMS W AALE,-One-thlrd and " much more
Rs tho purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale, the balance IN two equal instruments At
one aud two years, uotes bearing interest from
the day Of sale 10 be given for the deferred pay,
menu the tito to DO retained until payment q
made In full al
W. II. HALLRR Auctioneer mys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

man was elected recording secretary.
1t was decided To hold IN Epworth field
day or picnic some time uoE yeE deter
mined upon, in July. Then followed
the literary and musical part OF the
evenings meeting which WIS very fine
and greatly enjoyed by the audience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
An Escape.

The day has past when trust can
dictate as to what smoker can pur.
chase. Admiral cigarettes emanato
from an effort to please in which greed
for inordinate profit is not the CONTROL.
ing power.
Tho Admiral is not made by the trust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

Tho pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which Indies may use tho Caliior.
nla liquid laxative, syrup Of Figs. under
all conditions, makes IL their favOrlto
remedy 10 got tho true and genuine
article, look for the namo of the Caliior.
mia Fig Syrup o., printed noar tho bot.
tom OF tho package.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
Just Rocolypd.

A full assortment OF Ladies' Fine
Shoes, all the leading styles; also full
line Of Low Shoes for spring and sum.
mer wear. L. V. BLOND
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

tolls how every boy and girl can got a
bicycle free. Published every Thurs.
day, ut 1920 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

HAVE used DR.. Thomas Ecloctric Oil
for Group and colds, and declare it u
positive cure. Contributed by Vim.
Kay, $40 Plymouth avenue, Buffalo, n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Household and Kitchen Furnltura,

By virtue of deed Of trust made by Joseph
Heath and Alice Heath, his VITO, 10 me Gs tr1s.
tee, dated April 49, 1893, recorded In the oice OF
tho Clerk OF tho County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, III Deed Of Trust Book No, 81, page
2!S, twill soil at the furniture and undertaking
rooms OF Peter J. Altmeyer No 3SlS jacob street,
Eighth ward, on the
lAriI DAY OF JUNE, A b. 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock u. m. one lot OF House.
hold ana Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF Bed
Room SGT, Chairs Cooking stove etc.
CHARLES Il. sCHULTZE, Trustee.
WM. H. HALLER, AuctioneeF, JOS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

ND@BETT 60 BRO,
myl6 1872 Market Street, Wheeling viva
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
BIG CANAL
To be Constructed bv the State OF
Colorado Between Canon City
and Pueblo.

DENVER, Col. July CAS- the time
for opening proposals for the state canal
between Canon City and Pueblo up
proaches, the state engineers Office II
flooded with inquiries concerning the big
enterprise. The work is the largest
ever outlined by the state. It is esti.
mated by some persons who have figured
on the proposed ditch that II will give en-.
ployment to 5000 men and viii cost not
less than S1,OOO,OOO, The canal Is to be
eighty miles long and $1,000 a mile Is
considered a conservative estimate Of the
cost. Owing TO the shaky condition Of
finances this summer the cost will be-
greater than under ordinary circnm.
stances. The law provides that the canal
shall be paid for in certificates OF $1,000
each. payable In ave. ten, hfies.n aud
twenty years. The certificates draw 3
per cent Interest and are to be issued
rs fast us Eve miles Of the canal are
completed. The state reserves 10 per
cent Of the total amount AMI fhe whole
Owing 70 the difficulty Of obtaining
money II Is not expected that more than
Two or three bids for the work will BE-
fled. II IL said that il the work i under.
taken at all IL will be by Pueblo con
tractors, they having advantages OF To-
cation over outsiders
The canal board mt today ard de-
cided to pay the engineers who have been
called Of. The rolls showed about 427O0
due. for which vouchers viii be fssual.
The stare auditor will issue warranfs as
fast as the vouchers are presented. There
are now 30 conyictJ ~ work On the
upper end or the canal fhs bids Will b
oDened Monday. f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

NEW YORK. July e0.--The undoing
of "lcemou" Turner has been accom-
pllshed. He will not get Tammauy
vote for HE old position as do0rkeeper of
the house.
Thomas a, Oakley has finally secured
the Endorsement Of the wiewan for the
position He was told yesterday to 70
straight to Washington and make his
light, aid to tell all his friends that he
would have the united support Of the
Iammapy representatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
IOWA popuLIsrs.
The Coming State Convention--w
WIN EMse With ProhIhitionists.

VIII Fuse With Prohibitionists.
DIES MONIES la, July 29.-Chair-
man Scott aud Secretary Bcllangec of
the Populist state committee have issued
eAll for a convention To be hold In
this city Sept 3. The ratio of rcprescn.
hUon provides for about 800 delegates
aud the convention hrng called during
the state fair week VIII undoubtedly sO-
cure large gathering OF that aRgregn
tion OF political mishls
The Democratic Daily Leader of this
city, which has usually referred 4, that
party In glnrcrly and conciliagtpry
tone, gives the following Item of informG.
Upn relative 10 the plans and purposes
of the bosses:
The Iopulsts are playing waiting
game. They hope TO see the Republicans
renounce prohibition and the Democrats
silver, and then thoy hope, as one OF
them said yesterday; 80 get all the
cranks together and make fight that
VIII open peoples eyes" There appears
to be but little doubt but that Barton
O. Aylesworth, the third party Prohibit
tionists' nominee for governor will be in-
dorscd by the POpnlisls at least that Is
the plan OF Genptnl Weaver and Ballan-
gee and the rest Of the bosses, The
RAM aud file of the party, what little
rank aud Tile there IN, has made protests
agninsi the scheme, hut It will probably
20 through. General Wcnvcr " now In
Kansas. but will return the first week
In August aud take charge " the cam
pnlgn himself
There Is no doubt more than u grain
or truth In the statement that the Popu'
list leaders intend to nominate Ayles-
worth for governor. He IL evidently In
full accord with General Weaver and the
prohlbitionists evidently selected him
with 4 view TO fusion. The Rcpnbllcans
would be glad TO SEQ such n combination
formed. for II Is quito certain the fusion
will not draw as many votes from the
Republican ranks us would va oil on
separate tnugcnts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

made that Commissioner lochren is not
allowing pensions. but is employing his
entire stan IN the examination of sus.
Nn0ns cases. it should be said that dur
ing the week ended July 10. 92d cases
were allowed, including lol invalid aud
4SS Widows pensions, aud during the
week Guided July -. 1864 certificates
Mere Issued. Including h4S invalid aud
10 means equal TO the speed with which
kaun turned out pensions hut there Is
~ Likelihood that l, will ever be neces-
sary 10 suspend those allowed by Com
misslonnr Lnchren
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
TO BE CLOSED AT NIGHT.
Visitors to the Fair During the Even
ing Can Explore Only the Electric
Building.

CHICAGO. Ill, July 29.--It is proba-
BILE that within few days DirectoF-Gen-
erll Davis will issue an order directing
that all department buildings except the
electricity building be closed at ! o'clock
every night in the week.
The reasons for closing the buildings
are good ones. but the principal one re
iains TO the safety Of the buildings and
nxhibii- Since the reduction Of Colnm-
Man guards to 1900 the administrative
officers of the fair have been soliciious
ar The safety of the exhibits ia the big
bnildjngs. II Is well-known that nearly
iii lie thefts are committed at night. be-
ryeen 6 and II O'Clock, when many Of
ri. agents Ia charge Of exhibits 20 home.
II was demonstrated ut the Are Ia the
notwithstanding building that when fire,
however small. breaks out there Is a rush
n ,,isitors TO fhf scene. aud the thieves
Ia he crowd can help themselves TO any
IN tbe pocketahle and costly exhibits
which come handy. The presence u an
excited crowd aud the diversion OF the
guards toward the spot where the Ere
4 render II easy for thieves To Dlunder
the exhibit and make good their escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

T., ,hair oninion he
Of the extra session. ~ Jug" -
is now in excellent shape TO MT na'',
and Frequently. To appease the natural
INV iis'iN'"s ,,'a, Ssnotor HIN intends
curiosity us 10 Wn"' ''ei'".o' - rary
to do. his newspaper ORGANS "a,s -
recently blown blast or Two mat are
particularly Interesting. There IS ring
Of the oid-time defiance aoou. a., ,he
Is iu'i VI pv'1 ..,.,.;,iar 10 tb..
SHERMAN law. one of these articles, which
eneiliiau Ni"' que VI '".s ,ai,av, ia in.
there is good reason 70 pe'e,e oa,
splred. says; Senator Hill at the eoni,
Ing session will have nothing to explain
and uothine TO retract He Is bimetal-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
ouITEAU's PISTOL.
Unsuccessful Efforts of oficials 10
Get Hold or the Weapon.

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-Lrhe police
department officials are trying to get
possession Of the pistol with which Gul-
teau shot Garfield, 10 add Il TO the mu-
scum Of such articles already collected
and on exhibition. Mr. Donovan, who
was property clerk Of the department at
the time OF the tragedy, says that the
district attorney carried Il away from
the stntion.hOnse after Guitenns arrest
aud the clerk could never get hin 70
surrender IL. He called Oh Colonel Cork,
hill The following day aud several times
afterwards. but after the trial aud con-
yiriion. Colonel C0rkilll stated that for
the present Il would remain In his Office
Donovan then reported the matter TO
Commissioner ThOmas i. Morgan. then
IN churge Of the police department, aud
he was referred TO the chief justice OF
the district supreme court.
About a week Afterwards continues
Donovan. II received an order Of the
court 10 turn over the revolver 10 Colonel
CorkhIll. and on The back Of the order
tsas Colonel r9fkhilfs receipt for the
same respectfully returned the order
M ihe npnrt with the Endorsement not
eonsul.rd with. Tor the reason thni | was
unable to DO 49, Ms the property mem
Toned was moi then. nor ever had baen
Ii my custody. ! also notified Colonel
(nrkhill that j had returned his re-
esipt TO the court. as ! could iiot accept
n-ceipt for property never IN my cns.
toby. Tint closed my effort to get
charge Of the revolrcr.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
HALLS VIEWS.


Endorsement of the Stnrchy Views
Of tho Governor of Colorado.
OMAHA, Neb., July GOV. l., Hall,
who was formerly deputy revenue col
lsctor nndor Collector Peters, arrived In
the city yesterday from Denver. Hc Is
on his way to 81. Paul aud other north.
western cities Mr.. Hall Is on secret
mission. the object Of which he would
not explain. He IN u firm ndy0cat. Of
the free coinage Of silver, and IN speak
Ing OF the feeling In Colorado he said;
"GOvernOr Waite 10 some extent slm'
ply voiced the sentiments of the majority
" Colorado people aud the people OF the
surrounding states, We propose to have
whito mans show and no longer be
under tho thumb OF these salt water
peona. John NJ Thurston's remarks on
the subject have the right kind OF ring
for ns. We are willing to accept any
thing that " reasonable but our treat
ment has been most unjust and unrea-
sonable. The people of Colorado do not
believe thai the extra session of con.
gross VIII do them any good,
I'VE, Ia Colorado, have passed the
period Of begging for legislation on this
all.important question. aud ESPECIALLY
from conrrcse. which Is centralized by
Wall street gold bugs. We propose 10
take the initiative aud put out silver OF
our own.
Here y one ounce Of silver with val
lie OF 81 II IL n legal tender for stats.
county, municipal and internal purposes.
There Is no similarity IN this coin to
that In use by the United States We
expect aud are assured of the support
Of four other states Ia this movement.
II we are pushed we can fight aud are
strong enough TO command considerable
respect. II the East can get along with
out us we can yet along without them.
We can stand the bosslsm Of the East
no longer.
II have been Democrat In politics,
but now with many Others | will shake
the dust OF that party from my feet
In the future we will be for Americn
first aud alwaya. Wall street, India aud
England 10 the dogs"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30
= Hill to Lead the silver
Forces.
'NSVREs GREAT SUCCESS.
La New Yorker WIN Pull or
''' and Fight for BimetaIlism
'''er Who Champions the
r. side.r

hhsa.'N July 2o.-For some
I N.Y. has heen great deal Of
IN ~, and IN New York as 10 the
4 ,l' 0s ! Senator Hin would pur-
sya,t financial question. While in
,vt,.,. 'asi week the couricr,Jour.
'ali,l.'.ss,o9n asnt learned from pretty
III r That senator HUI would
Blk. 'nc repeal Of the sherman
/ n',,.,' ~ was assured thnl silver
lake,s we some protection from inc
+, Nh. =, \ dispatch from Albany.
ssris. a''eruoon to the Washington
~. I, ,1l' Information. The ia.
, intent ,O','ws' Senator Hin evil
1 wsa,' a, 10 take his coat on and
s,ins,aa q rctarns to washington.
VI. 's !, friends say that h. has
4 Training for the struggle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

The ftgephone wae drat practically used
IN Enclnnd 10 1870. when over lis niillss
~ wire exiated between london sud
Norwich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

IOEKPOIDT, N y, July 7l'77"-
renee ]. McParlin OF this city, sceranry
and treasurer Of the state corniniitec. IL
sued to-day the oCiclai call for tho state
convention Of the Peoples pnriy Of this
state II calls special mombons Of tho
party 10 hold primary meetings III th,ir
yarjous localities on August b. from 4
10 % b. NJ, 20 elect delegates to the
state convention to be held MT the Farm
ers' camp, Sylvan Beach. Onclda county.
al l O'clock on August IS Tipn basis
Of Representation for the convention 10
one delegate from each county In The
state, except New York and Kings conn-
lies, which shall be one additional dec.
gate for each congressional district. aud
with additional delegates where The
party made a strong showing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

Ti,a frat real railway tunnel In Fin
land Mn be the one on the new Hell
singsfor-Abo coast line, which VIII pass
through mountain between Ehanes and
Fiskars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

The railways In France Employ g4.0SO
women. the majority OF whom. however,
reesye a small sum merely for opening
ana shutting estes wheEe roads cross
the track
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-30

CHARLESTON. s. c., July 20e-
Charleston will be compelled to take The
palmetto cocktail, so will the inhabitants
Of the seaside suburb Of Snllivan'ao ISL
and. The county board Of control met
thls afternoon At 4 O'Clock. Tho bond 81
n. q. HOrssy. dispenser at Sulllfnn's
island. was presented and accepted ana
people from III" Interior who come down
Tor a surf bath may hereafter be pro-
III A. Alscyer was appointed dispcn-
SIR for Charleston city. The board claiui-
ing Tint be had 100 hona tide freehold
yoTers names Signed 70 his petition,
statement which Il very far from being
behaved. The meeiliE u ihe board MAS
s..cret. no ofe being allowed Their
arfien IA sulsiesed to be carrying out
the plan o. the GOVERNOR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-26
How to Care For Your Pens.

Preserving pen is as much Of an
art as using it. Some men are very
careful about their pens, seeing to it
that the point is cleanly wiped and
the pen laid on rack before turning
away to attend to anything else. This
will do for a man who has plenty Of
time. By far the large majority sim
ply fling the pen down when they
have finished writing and leave the
ink to corrode and ruin it. avoid
the corrosion and save time by hav-
ing small sponge soaked in glycerin.
have found it best to weaken the
glycerin with alcohol or rosewater.
Dipping the pen in this kills the acid
qualities Of the ink and leaves the
point sound and ready for future use.
st Lsuis Globe-Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-26
Tho Safe Deposit Box.

Charles II. Sanford's use Of his safe
deposit box as purse and bank is not
uncommon. Every year sees some
new development of the safe deposit
business, and if the safe deposit COM
panies should publish list, of their
deposits it would be Of highly mis-
cellaneous and amusing character.
The most carefully conducted COM
panies employ at least one man who
knows by sight every depositor, and
one Of the most skillful of these men
processes to be able to recognize in
stantly depositors who have not Wis
tied the Office for years.
He has even detected at glance a
humorous attempt on the part Of one
depositor to impersonate another.
Once the officer charged with the
duty Of Identification has satisfied
himself as to the identity of the per
son seeking access to box all the
privileges of the Office are accorded
to the applicant. To many men the
Office of the safe deposit company is
ut once club, mailbox and place of
business. New York Sun.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-26

We are going very fast Society
was more shocked some years ago by
the appearance in the field of female
baseball clubs than it would be now
by the advent Of female football
teams. Woman has taken all fields
for her province and is scarcely any
where challenged. II there are fe-
male thieves, why should there not
be female sheriffsf These are unim-
portant details. We have ceased to
be astonished at finding women in un-
expected places. ALI this is not a
spasmodic movement, a mere leap
year freak. It indicates a radical
change going on in the structure of
society, an advance along the whole
line Of the great body of women to
independence-the great body that
may not care rap for suffrage and
that do not make the least noise about
their rights" They simply take
them. Charles Dudley Warner in
Harper's.