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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
AN AWFUL VISITATION.
Buildings Sixty Feet High Covered
With Water
AT BRISBANE, NEW SOUTH WALES
The Water Running Thirty Feet
Deep in the Streets of the City
The Water and Gas Service
Suspended-The Most Dread
full Calamity in Australians
History-Floods and Severe
Weather Elsewhere.

BRISBANE, NEW SOUTH WALES, Feb
ruary Water is thirty feet deep In
the principal streets Of the city tonight
and in the suburbs has covered build
ings sixty feet high.
Five hundred houses have been de-
moished.
Hundreds OF families have lost their
homes and have left the city In boats
to seek shelter on higher ground.
All gas and water pipes have been
destroyed and the city is in darkness.
The Governor came to the city in
boat.
He says that all towns between BrIs-
bane and Ipswhich are submerged.
This ia the greatest disaster in the
history Of the colony.
SYDNEY, n. s. W., February THE
city Of Brisbane, in Queensland, continues
TO DO completely isolated by the floods. Ia
the region about Wide Bay, Queensland,
hundreds OF houses have been demolished
by the rushing waters, and thousands or
destitute PEOPLE have taken refuge In the
hills, without shelter and destitute OF near
" all necessaries. At Brisbane business
is completely suspended.
DUBUoUE, Iowa, February The snow
blockade on the railroads from the Du-
bnque continues. No trains have been
sent west siSce yesterday morning. IL Is
twenty below zero to-day.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, February T.
Clear cold weather, with high winds, is In
from the north this morning. Passenger
trains are still dOuble-headers, and ran an
hour and a hslf behind. Nothing but per-
ishabe freight is moving. coal famine Is
threatened.
FREMONT, o., February The Sandus-
XIV river has risen over ten feet since last
night and is now level with It's banks. Tho
extreme cold weather NAV check It's rise
unless the ice gorge formed south OF the
city gives way, when an overflow wik.p'
douDtedly follow.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, February 7.-To-day has
been the coldest OF all the cold days this
city has experinced for several years. Tho
mercury yesterday stood at 40 degrees
above zero and this morning IL was 10 be-
low, drop Of 90 degrees In n little less
than ten hours. Al 10 o'clock tonight IL Is
l2 below and going lower.
BUFFALO, n. Y, February There Is
a big food In South Buffalo. caused by tho
overflow Of the creeks. Water covers the
land and streets 10 the depth OF two and
three feet The Seneca street cars were
forced TO stop this afternoon. All the re-
gion between Buffalo and Casanova creeks
is more or less flooded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
A BRANDNBW RELIGION
It Straightens Cross Eyes and Repairs
Injured SpineS.
ONEBROTHER LAWSON THEHANDS
While the Other Exhorts His
Hearers to Drop Everything
and Follow Him; Which Advice
Many People Are Taking, Much
to the Disgust Of the Orthodox
People.

COLUMBUS, KAs., February The
people of this place are greatly excited
over the spread of new religion, OF
which John and David Deems, of this
place, are the founders and chief ex-
Founders.
The basis Of their religion is the gov
ernment OF personal conduct according
10 the TEACHINGS of the New Testament
literally interpreted.
John Deems devotes himself to the
material and David to the spiritual
phase OF the new religion. John claims
a divine healing power manifested by
the simple laying on Of the hands and
if the testimony Of converts is TO be be-
lieved his power is indeed wonderful.
Ruth Moore, girl of sixteen years,
living here, was cr0ss-eyed. She says
John Deems placed his hands over her
and her eyes were Strengthened.
Mary 0ldS was thrown out OF a carrl-
age and received Injuries to her spine,
which resulted in the total paralysis OF
her limbs. She says John Deems bade
her to arise and walk and she at once
recovered the use OF her limbs.
David Deems does the preaching.
The burden of his discourses has been
leave all and follow me-" Many have
accepted the new religion, and several
nave deserted their families to follow
Deems.
Homes have been broken up and fam
lilies have been disrupted, until now the
civil authorities, backed by the Senti-
ment OF the orthodox people OF the
town, have determined to break up the
sect.
If the attempt to rid the community
OF the Deems by legal means fails, the
orthodox people threaten to drive them
out by physical force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Another Inforual Conference Held.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February THE
Hawaiian Commissioners and DR.. Mott
smith, the Hawaiian Minister had another
interview this morning with Secretary
Foster at the State Department. As was
the case with the two previous interviews,
this was entirely informal being confined
TO an Interchange Of official views on the
subject Of anneNing the Hawaiihn Islands
20 the United States. Nothing was said
about the time when the Commissioners
shall be received by President Harrison
aud thus formally recognized, and the de-
termination Of this date will depend upon
the nature Of the advices from Honolulu
which are expected 10 reach San Francisco
tomorrow on the Oceanic steamer Aus
tralia.
All the members Of the Cabinet were
present at the Cabinet meeting to-day eX-
cept Secretary Noble. There was no
change iu the situation Of Hawaiian af-
fairs as far as the Cabinet is concerned.
Messrs. ThurStOn and Carter left on the
noon train for New York on personal busi-
ness and will return tO-mOrrOy evening.
Another conference may be held on Thurs
dav, but when the Commissioners sepa-
rated from Secretary Foster to-day there
was no definite engagement 10 that effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
JIM CORBETT DENIES AGAIN.

He Never Met sheedy But Four or Five
Times and Cannot Understand Why lie
Per.ists in His Attacks-rhen He
Doesn't Tell the Truth, either.
Mu.wAUREE, Wis, February -
When questioned tonight as 70 the state
ments Of Pat Sheedy COrbett simply
said:
1T is beneath my notice. I will say
nothing about It,"
on being pressed a little further he
remarked:
81 do not know this man Sheedy. I
never met him over four five tunes in
my life, and do not know what reason
he has for attacking ne.
"As to my sending money 20 New Or
leans TO bet against myself; that is all
nonsense.
even If had done IL, II would not
have been crime, but ! did not do it,
and that is all there is about the mat
ter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
PAT sHEEDY ON CoRBErT.
He Doesn't Think COrbett VIII Fight
MitcheIl-He IL Afraid.

He Doesn't lnlmk NOrDetl VIII Elb NJ
Mitchell-He Is Afraid.
ST. LOUIS, February Pat Sheedy,
the well-krOwn sporting man, is here.
When approached to-day with regard 10
his recent tilt with COrbett, Sheedy said
he did not care 70 discuss the matters,
but in q moment added: "But there Is
one thing 1 wish to say, and that is that
there Is nothing personal in anything 1
have said about Corbett, For COrbett
as a gentleman and as a fighter have
great respect"
''Do you think the proposed COrbett-
Mitchell fight will come 0ff?"
"Nol sir; not II COrbett can prevent
Il. The truth Is, COrbett don't want 10
fight Mitchell, and be will demand so
many unreasonable things OF Mitchell
that the match will finally fall through >
"Hsve you anything further to say,
Mr.. Sheedy, as to the charge that you
made, that COrbett sent money to San
Francisco 10 bet against himself in his
fight with Sullivan"
"Only this. ] received that iniOrma-
tion from reliable persons, any number
OF them; John Donaldson, who was in
Corbett's corner al New Orleans, was
one Of the persons l simply said in
my letter what people had told me-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
woula serve Their Country.
SDseiaI Tsls0rar 20 fhs Rs0lstsr.

INaltat leteNIl4fA ~ feo AhEhsetef-
WASHINGTON, d. c., February Word
has been received here that Col Robert
White, Of Wheeling, will be q candidate for
the United States District AttOrneyship
for West Virginia, if his friends have their
way. 10 does not appear that Col. White
has any desire 70 put himself forward as a
candidate, but his friends are said 70 be
strongly urging him 70 allow them TO use
his name, and tits understood be has yield
ed 20 their solicitations. From all that can
be learned here il looks as II he had good
chance Of getting the place.
Mr.. j. B. Somerville, Of Wheeling, has
also had his name placed on the list Of
those who would serve the people in the
capacity Of Federal District Attorney.
Hon. A. D. Garden, of Wheeling, who
would like to try his hand at the I. ).
Marshalship, for West Virginia, has been
here seeing what his prospects are. The
matter has not yet developed sufficiently 10
say who will be 10 this race. All will de-
pend on the Senators who have the say as
10 the filling Of these Offices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
A Vessel stranded.

New York, February 7-Supt Hsvens,
Of the Fourth District Life Saving Ser
vice at Point Pleasant, reports that the
Norwegian bark Alive, Captain Jacobson,
from Dunkirk December 2l for New York.
in ballast, came ashore al $50 last night at
Long Beach. n. j., Life Saving Station.
Before an attempt WAS made 70 rescue the
crew Oy the life saving station, i've Of the
crew OF the bark attempted 10 land in
their own boat but it was capsized in the
surf and all were drowned.
The life saving crew finally succeeded
in reaching her and by the use OF the
breeches buoy rescued the eleven
remaining members Of the crew including
the CaDtAin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
DR.. M'GLYNN SPEAKS.
He is Now Anxious TO Go TO Rome, But
Not IN DO Penance

He Is Now Anxious TO Go TO Rome, But
Not TO Do Penance
New YORK, February 7.-Dr. Nc
Glynn spoke tonight to a crowded
house at Bricklayers' Hall.
THE ban of ecclesiastical censure has
been removed" DR.. McGIynn said, "and
vet have retracted nothing. These
censures have not been removed, how
ever, by the man that first inflicted
them, but by greater than he, by a
power through whose favor he exercised
his functions.
As TO going to Rome, DR.. McGlynn
said that he could 90 so il he wanted to,
or remain at home If he pleased. Now
that there was no compulsion, he is
anxious TO go. He would not, however,
go to do penance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
raE CHANCES FOR DAILY.
Not Likely to Be Released for Ten Years
Yet-A Joke on Gladstone.

Not Likely to Be Released for Ten Years
Yet-A Joke on Gladstone.
LONDON, February I'm the House
OF Commons to-day, in reply TO ques-
tion concerning the liberation OF dyna-
miter DAILY, Home Secretary Ansquith
declared that there was no intention 10
interfere with the normal course OF the
sentence. Da!y had been sentenced TO
penal servitude for life, and In the or
binary course, period OF twenty years
elapses before the sentence OF prisoner
under sentence for life Is remitted. As
DAILY was sentenced only ten years ago,
the reply OF the Home Secretary leaves
no hope OF his early liberation.
Some excitement was caused In tho
course Of the day by the disappearance
OF the Irish home rule bill. MT. Glad
stone missed In the morning portfolio
containing the home rule bill as well
as drafts Of other measures 70 be sub
mitted % Parliament, aud private
papers. A thorough search lasting
for several hours was made for the
portfolio, but II was not found. Finally
the portfolio was discovered in what
had been assumed 70 be an empty dis
patch box, put aside and disused, In Mr..
Gladstone's private room. There is
still mystery as 70 how the portfolio
got there. The documents seemed un-
touched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
rictnrla.. Last Resting Place.

When the queen dies her mortal re-
mains will rest in the gray granite sar-
cophagus with the late lanented Prince
Albert's ashes. Underneath the arms
of the queen and Prince Albert. on the
monument. isinscribed Farewell, we'll
beloved. Here al last will rest with
thee. With thee in Christ | will rise
again" The white marble recumoent
statue OF the prince consort in the uni
form of field marshal, wearing the
mantle of the Order OF the Gsrier-this
is on the right; the left side Of the lid
and the uuoccupied space is where the
queens body will be laid. Bronze an
gels with ontstretched wings and how-
ing robes are at each corner Of the
tonb.-LORdoR Society.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
sartorlsls Dead,

LONDON, February The news of the
death of Algernon Charles Sartoris, the
husband Of General Grants daughter Mel
lie, arrived in London to-day and caused
much interest in American circles. He
died in Caprion, February3. Mrs. Sartoris
could add but little TO the bare news. She
does not yet know the cause OF the death
of the man who brought her so much sor
row. II is not likely TO make any change
in her mode Of life She will continue 10
live in London, attending to the education
Of her three children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Trnmc I'm YounR Womsn.

ST. PETERSBURG, February THE press
here has exposed trafiic In young women
10 the eastern provinces. Girls have been
decoyed from home by men representing
themselves 70 be agents Of the Worlds
Fair ia Chicago.
Promises Of good wages for easy work AZ
the Fair were given 70 the girls. once
over the border they were sent 70 orotheis
in ConstantinOple and Vienna. The chief
agent in Russia for these concerns has
been arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
CHARLEY MITCHELL COMING.

He Has q wealthy BAcker who viii
Put Up Any Amount Tor = FiEht With
CorbetC
New YORK, February The follow
ing cablegram was received here to-day
from London. Charley Mitchell, with
millionaire Abingdon, and F. Bailey,
his secretary, starts from EustOn station
enr0ute for Liverpool to-day.
A tremendous crowd was present, and
ffty special constables had TO De en-
gagged TO keep back the enthusiastic
gathering who cheered Mitchell and the
SQUIRE Justify as the train started from
the depot. Mitchell will leave Liver
pool with Arlington on the Majestic to-
morrow. Arlington will back Mitchell
for any amount to fight Jim Corbett for
the championship Of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
,rn1 snend a Wcel At Home.

LAKEWOOD, y. j., February Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland returned from New York
this afternoon, where they had teen at
tending the funeral OF Mrs. Whitney. Mr..
Cleveland's programme for the remainder
Of the week IS to remain quietly st home in
order to dispose Of several important mat
ters which have been awaiting his atten-
ton. No callers are expected al present,
as MIR. Cleveland does not wish TO be IN
fnrrnnfpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Mrs. Bla,ne's Anlirs.

AUGUSTA, Me. February Mr.. Blaine's
will will be filed at the meeting Of the Pro-
bate Court one week from to-day, and
copy will be sent 10 the press for the morn
ing papers. 1t is understood that the viii
is shore aud gives all the estate unreserv-
edly to Mrs. Blaine, VINO IS made execu-
trix. The entire property IS valued at
about 81, ,OO0, coo The residence in this city
is valued at about $4,000. 1t viii always
remain in the possession Of the Blaine fam
ily, and will not be rented. The relatives
of the Blaine family think that Mrs. Blaine
will spend the coming season iu Europe,
and that Hattie, the youngest daughter,
will accompany her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
NEBRAsGA's NEw sINATOR.
He is a Popullst and an Ohio Mana short
sketch OF the man,

LINCOLN, NzB.. February WIN. v.
Allen, Populist, was elected United States
Senator from Nebraska on joint ballot OF
the Legislature at noon to-day. The vote
for Paddock, Republican, was ffty-seven.
All the Independents and Democrats voted
for Allen. His election was then made
unanimous.
VIM. Vincent Allen, the next United
States Senator from Nebraska, was born
at Midway, Madison county, o., January
%. IS47. In 1886 be moved to Iowa. Nine
years ago he came to Nebraska, locating 81
Madison ms present home. His couver-
sion 10 the Populiss idea Of politics oc-
Cured during the campaign Of 1890. Pre-
vious 10 his going over 10 the Populists he
was an enthusiastic Republican. Judge
Allen is an enthusiastic @. 4. K. man. The
newly elected Senator is a giant in stature,
aud IL is said his mental caliOre is consist
ent with his physical makeup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
More indian Police Appointed.

WASHINGTON, February "A telegram
has been received at the Interior Depart
ment from Inspector Cisney, at Pine
Ridge, S. D., in which he states the two
Indians concerned in the killing Of the cow
boys are still at large, and asks for an au-
thorization for the increase Of the Indian
police force until they shall have been cap
tured. The increase has been ordered till
the first OF March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
rho vomen CoDtured tho rramp

Boone, IA, February IA tramp con-
cealed in the house Of Fred Grabenhorst
shot at the latter last evening apparently
intending TO kill him and then rob the
house. The wife and two daughters of
Grabenhorst went 10 his rescue. Together
they beat the man with his own pistol and
then tied him securely with ropes. The
fellow, who gave his name as Joseph Ross,
is now in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Died Attempting to Save dis Mothers
Life

LINDSAY. ONT, February John
Marks, a farmer living eight miles from
here, and his daughter, were burned TO
death while attempting to rescue his aged
mother from their home, which was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. When the fire
was discovered, all the family save Marks's 5
aged mother made haSty exit. The fact
that sne had been left to perish in the
flames was soon discovered, and Marks and
his eldest daughter returned TO rescue her
They had scarcely entered the building
when It collapsed, and all three perlshed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Noble Must Stand Trial.

New YORK, February Judge Wallace
everruled to-day the demurrer interposed
bv Secretary of the Interior John w
Noble in the suit for libel brought against
him by w. K. Lapham, government con-
tractor, formerly chief of the Department
Of Printing and Stationery in the govern
ment building at Washington. Secretary
Noble sent out circular stating that bid
ders for supplying envelopes and station
erv would not find it 10 their advantage to
do business through Lapham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Whlts Hon.e Opened AgaIn.

WASHINGTON, February THE placards
bearing the word CLOSED" which have
been displayed in the front door of the
White House since Marthena Harrison,
the Presidents grandchild was stricken
with scarlet fever. were removed to-day
and the public part Of the house is open 70
visitors. The President viii probably re-
sumo tomorrow his tri-weekiy receptions
10 the public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
ThePope Much PIeased.

RoxE. February THE Pope Is much
pleased with what is said In the Queens
speech ia reference 70 home rule. his
holiness has bad many long talks on the
subject with Cardinal Vaughan, OF Eng
land. and with Cardinal Logue, Of Ireland.
The Pope said the other day: "GladstoEe
and |. although the two eldest leaders,
have the youngest ideas"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Polnt.r Coz ths b. 8 o.

The Bellaire Independent says: ''The
B. 81 o. repairs the roof Of its freight
shed about every other week and about
as often big cars are run in and the
same part ef the roof torn of. II would
be q good idea not 10 have the roof
boards stick over so far once. Il would
take less repairing"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
30 Yacnncy tor ThIs OIstrIct.
TeIs1rem 10 n REGISTER.

olrCi4t 4fls4faht 70 .i.e GAestetof.
WASHINGTON. D. c., February Con
gresham Pendleton has Of late received q
number of inquiries as 10 whether there
was not a vacancy in the naval cadetship
at Annapolis 70 which the First West Vir
ginia District is entitled, or il there was
no vacancy now when one would occur.
he referred the matter 70 the Navy De-
partmeut from which to-day be received a
reply stating that no appointment OF a
naval cadet would fall 10 the First West
Virginia District until 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Ih.rridence NOT sunlelent.

PARIs. February 7.-EI-Minister and
Deputy Rouyier. ex-Minister and Sen ator
Paul Deyeu. Senator Albert Greyy, roth
er OF the late President and Senator lie on
Renault. have been discharged from the
accusations against them In connectlon
with the Panama proce e1ings on the gro1rd
that the evidence does aot warrant putting
them on trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
AMOUR PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement Of
individuals.


Individuals
John Kenney. of Weston, is in town.
John Crawford, of Cameron, is in the
city.
J.E. Ratcllfe, of wellsburg, is at the
Mcclure.
The Sydney Drew Company are at the
Windsor.
NJ. H. Dougherty is in the city from
Pittsburg,
Harry Keys, Of Kuper, lS registered at
the Windsor.
Frank Trauf, Of Weston, is registered ct
the McLure.
r. A. Parriott, Of Graysville, w. Va, is
at the StamIn.
Robert ". Shorts is in Washington, Pa,
visiting friends.
Col. A. J. Sweeney is very sick at his
home on Main street.
George Remeusneider, Of the South Side,
is very much indisposed.
Louis Kamlnske, OF Galveston, Texas, is
registered al the Stamm.
Louis Williams. Of Nashville, Tenn, Is
business visitor in the city.
Thomas f. Donovan is registered al the
St. Charles, from Washington.
Miss Agnes Connolly OF the North End,
is ia Pittsburg visiting friends.
Mrs. John Gillmartin, Of Steubenville, is
visiting relatives on the South Side
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Mayor will leave
for Florida the latter part OF this week.
H.F. Thompson and Anna Thompson,
from Uniestown, are Windsor guests.
C.. A. Weaver ana wife are guests at the
Mcclure House. They are OF Moundsviile.
Druggist Charles Menkemiller and wife,
| of the South Side, are home from pleas
| ant visit TO Barnesyille.
John T. Fallon Of North Main street
who he's been seriously III for the past
/ three weeks Is little better.
Lou Guudlinz, who has been confined 70
mis- room for some time, was out yesterday
| shaking hands with his friends.
Mrs. A. c. McMechen and daughter,
Miss Mary OF North Main street, left yes
| terdav on an extended Southern aud West
\ ern tour 70 occupy several months
| Mrs. NJ u. Prince, Of 2206 EOf street, is
visiting her relatives ia Pittsburg Pa, for
/ a few weeks. when she will go 20 Dins-
more. Pa, and visit her father who is a.
that place.
| Chase company, - az Tue Dsnler' ~ wiz
/ be five hundred aud twenty-sevsn consecu-
tive performances when they show here
next Monday.
w. n. Hsrter, s. Leo; J. F. Mock and
las. Cleary. Parkersburg: II. NJ. McTsg-
| gart. Williamstown; L. n Ledwig. Sist-
ersville; E. Whitman, Clarksourg; G. f..
| Yester, Adollne: Oscar Wright, Mounds
vile, are &c the Behler from West Vir-
ginia-
FATAL neglect is little short OF sui
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Zante still Shaking.

ATHENS, February 7.-Despite the large
amount of supplies already sent TO Zante,
and the preparations to send more, the ISL
and is threatened with a general famine.
Three more heavy shocks were felt on the
island yesterday. In one village eighty
FIVE houses were demolished and many
lives lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-08
Gibbons Challenge Accepted.

New YORK, February w. W. Lewis,
of Mahoney City. Pa, to-day posted $3.50
70 cover Austin Gibbons deposit, and ac-
cepted the latter's challenge. in behalf Of
BiIIv Hawkins. to fight at l4G pounds FOR
81 600 side and the best purse offered by
anv responsible club. Hawkins will be
ready 20 FIGHT in two weeks from signing
articles, and weighing ten hours before
lighting.