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ROSEBERY IN SCOTLAND.
Gladstone's Successor Is Enthusias-
tically Received by the People
Of Edinburgh.
Emperor William Honors Those
Bringing About the Russian
Commercial Treaty.
Ho WIN Go to Venice and Meet King
Humbort-OEford's boat Crew
Again beat Cambridge.

EDNDuR0H. March l7.-IOrd Rosebory
arrived hero this afternoon 20 make his sx-
pseted address to the delegates from the
liberal associations from all parts Of SCOT
land. The premier was received at the sta
tion By the liberal COMMITTEES aud driven
90 the corn exchange, being given an ova-
tion fiom crowds gathering along the route.
The corn eTohsnRe. which holds g. 200 peo-
pie, was packed an hour previous to his ar
rival. when Lord Rossbory entered the
exchange the vast audience arose and stood
waving their hats and ohsered for several
minutes, During the course Of HIS remarks
ths premier said his thoughts went TO the
past rather than TO this prsssnt-to the I'm
mortal dAys Of Gladstone's 1rst Midlothian
campaign. lie said;
I'VE do not propose to sit on the banks
OF the stream Of time for the English
majority. In the cause We espouse. We
shall try TO bring conviction to the minds
of thO patriotic. " The premier argued
that the peers opposition TO home rule was
due entirely 10 the kBowledee that English
opinion upheld them. Otherwise the coun-
try would have risen ss one man against
the lords TeitotioR Of abe bill. Therefore.
he was determined to reduce the English
majority against she bill. He believed
when they received the riSeninR demand
for Scotch home rule. il he was minister.
be would not stand in the brench TO op-
pose IL.
After the meeting q resolution Of oonh.
dsnce In tie government was passed and
the large audience dispersed with loud
cheers.
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BAD MAN FROM TEXAS.
rried 20 Hold Up Great Falls Pawn-
broker, hut Failed.

rried 20 Hold Up = Great Falls Pawn-
broker, hut Failed.
Special 20 The Independent
Omar FALIs, March 1.-Two weeks ago
Thomas Wegnsr registered a. the hilwau-
kos house from FL Paso. Texas. and made
u understood that be was woolly oowboT.
lie seemed 10 have plenty Of money and has
spent most OF his tims riding horseback.
Yesterday he forced a man TO apologize az
the Boiat OF pistol for some fancied adronL
At noon to-day be hired q horse for The
alleged purpose Of riding into the country,
but instead he rode 20 Sam Hefskoviiz's
pawn shops and calling a man 10 hold a.
strobe into the shop. drawing two A5
Colts. aud called on Sam 10 deliver his cash
assets. HsrskoVitz gave him ssventy-fvo
cents. all he had in his pocket. and was
then ordered 20 open the safe. Al this
point Policeman Hamilton, uhO had been
called by a spectator. came in ana Rot the
drop on the robber, who surrendered with
the remark that he was lucky in being frsL
Il is said that Wegner is a member Of Veg
nsr Brothers, large cattle owners Of Texas.
aud q morphine hend.
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CALLED BACK FROM CHINA.
A Celestial Up win tho Ways OF Modsr n
llNllIEnlInn.


Civilization
CmcAoo, March 17.-ChinG Ming See,
treasurer Of the company Of Chinese mef-
chants In Chicago that owned and operated
the Chinese theateE and village on the
Worlds fair grounds. 10 Locked up charged
with embsEzling nearly 100000. When
the compsny was formed Ching was elected
treasurer and sent 90 China with funds 90
buy the necessary properties and hire 200
actors. lie sent along 400. whose passage
was paid BY the government. He HlsO got
goods At very low figures and charged tho
company full rates. he didn't come back
when his duties ended. There was no uae
for 200 OF the 400 Cinnamon he sent over.
and part OF them ware sent back, though
most of them remain In this country IN
violation OF the exclusion act.
Finally she company sent Lem Dong hs
special envoy to China 20 bring Ching back.
strenuous objections were made by the dis
honest treasurer against returning TO Chi
oago. but Offioial infuenos was brought to
bear upon him In the empire. where the
laws against such offenders are very severe.
and he was compelled 90 come back and
face his aocuseTs. IL he staid In China -
meant death.
He returned here two weeks ago and tho
federal officers pounced upon him for vio-
latina the Chinese exclusion act. lie was
taken 10 jail Late yesterday sam Moy. a
rich nerohant of thia city. and DT. Geo
Woo. lately Of Omaha. who were among
the heaviest losers. had n warrant served
on Ching for embszziemsnt. Hip Lung
and Charlie kee are also among the losers.
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TnE SQUADRON SCATTERING.
Leaving Rio for other Parts OF the
World,

Leaving Rio for other Parts of the
World.
WASHINGTON. March IA csblegram
was received at the navy department this
afternoon from Admiral Benhnm. at Rio,
stating that his flagship, ths san Francisco.
is taking coal preparatory to starting for
3lusfelds. Nicaragua; that the Detroit
would sail for the United States as soon as
she can be made ready and will bsing the
cadets from the Charleston, who must re-
port az Annapolis for fiaal examination In
MAY. The Detroit will come directly to
Hampton Roads. Va, aud be put out Of
com mission preparatory TO undergoing al
terati0ns in battery and otherwise, TO in
crease her stability. As recommended by
the naval boa d. When the San Francisco
and Detroit have sailed there will be be
lett ct Rio TO guard American interests the
New York and Charleston. with the Newark
at M0ntevideo. within easy reach.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
THEY Will ALL ABIDE.
Parties 20 the Disgraoefui How ia Dsavsr
Go 10 the Court

Parties 20 the Diagrarefut how IN nenver
go Co the Court.
Dxuvrn. March I7.-Ihs disgtacefai row
b.tvssn Gov. Waite and Messrs. orr aud
Martin, Of ths hrs aud police board. over
the possession Of their Office, in which ths
state militia and federal troops took prom
insnt part will b settled In the courts
The ohisf ersoutivs has submitted the son-
trovorsy 10 the supreme oourt, aa hia legal
advisers have advised him 10 do. II was n
o'clock to-day when he folly determined 20
take this course. The order sets tne ease
for argument AZ two O'Clock Monday and
counsel were notified that they must have
theis a. pewritten briefs In The hands Of ths
clerk Of the court Al that hour A decision
may be expected rs early a. tuesday.
The communication embracing the auss-
tains over 1900 wofds. The quss-
tion ia slmply this ARE Messr.
Barnoa and Mnliiua legally entitled
10 hold the Offices OF fire commissioners aud
sreise com issioaef of the eityr The rest
Of the volunrinooa document is devoted 90
Argument TO show that the supreme court
should take iufis fiction In the ease, because
Of the calling 0ut Of the militia. and the
armed resistsnos OF hssars. Orr and Mar
tin 20 state troops.
Thero is no further danger OF bloodshed
now, the militia have been disbandsd. but
troops are held a. vsFious armOriea await
inQ the result Of the miners tfouble AZ
Cripple Creek. The federal troops aTs still
ana te ed in ths Gettysburg buiidinR. OK
pootine orders 20 return 30 Fort Logan.
MAttera at ths city hall we're In very
peaceful state until late this afternoon,
when Mullins aud barnes the governors
new appointe0a 20 the fire aud police board,
quietly slipped into she mayors oflics and
took possession before any oue vas auars
they we're in the neighborh0od. They had
met Mr. RoQerF, member of the old
board up town an hour before, and organ
izsd. their first Official step was 10
notify Chief Peaise, OF the FIRE
department, and Cnisf Stone, OF the
| police department. TO report for duty.
| Chief Pearse politely refused 10 recognise
/ the authority Of the new board. Chef
Stone refused 20 obey the order aud the
new board adiou, ned until Monday. AZ
soon as u became known the oity had two
n 0 aud police boards. attorneys for the old
members Orr and Martin, made applica.
tion before Judge Glenn for attachments
for contsmpt OF couTt for Mesela. Mullins.
Barnes and Rogers. and Mayor Van Horn.
who formally recognized the board. The
contempt ia against Judge Graham's nov
/ famous Injunction. The hearing before
Judge Glenn comes mp Monday morning 40
10 O'clock. This brings both sides inte
court.
there IL no prospect OF further troubls.
as both parties have agreed 10 abide By the
decisions handed down.
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OXFORD VICTORIOUS.
Rive Consecutive Victories fer tho Dark
Blue Oarsnen.

Five Consecutive Victories fer tho Dark
Blue ORrsmen.
LONDON. March 1.-THE greatest event In
the English boating world was the OIfoid d
and Cambridge boat race which took place
to-day in the presence OF the great crowd
which always lines each bank of the river
Thames Everywhere along the river great
enthusiasm was manifested. The course
vas clear OF all craft that could in anJ way
hinder the oarsmsn. The Betting frater-
nifty favored the dark blue of Oxford.
whsa the crewO appeared on the landings
and prepared 20 take up their positions a
mighty cheer Aseended. Both crews got
away fairly we'll together ~ 9:23 o.. IN. ana
pulled really beautiful race. OxfOrd won
the race by three and . half lengths. IN
2l.39.
To-day's was the fftJ-a st racs between
Oxford and Cambridge. OF the previous
contests Oxford won twsnty-sevsE. inolud-
ing the races OF the last four years. Cam
bridge Was victorious ia twonty-two races.
aud IA 1851 there vas a dead heat. Last
year the dark blues Won = really splendid
race by two snd a half lengths IN ls:47. the
best time on record.
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1T WAS ST. PATRIcK's DAY.

Aud the shamrock Was the Popular
Flower In Helena.
The traditional hlow that is supposed 70
come every time the l7th day Of March
rolls around did not put In an appearances
yesterday. IL Was as perfso. day In every
particular a. could have been wished for
had 81. Patrick himself had IL made 10 or
der for the celebration. There was no or
gsnizei parade in honor Of the event. bat
everywhere on the streets and In the show
windows the 'rhrse little aprigs OF sham
rock green" we're obssryabis. The made 10
order shamrooks were sery neat-and very
green. The Firat National bank, however.
had lot OF the genuine article direct from
Ireland. They were of smaller lsaf than
the onss usnally made 20 represent the
shamrock. AZ she First National vas o.
tablished on a1 Patrick day, 1866. she an-
niversaries always come together.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

DENVER. March l7.-Gov. Waite today
Issued a proclamation naming April 10 a.
Afbor day.
SAN ANroSIo. Ter. March II Mrs. Rosa
y own aud sou, 10 years. are dead from
poison. 10 is NOT definitely Known whether
Il was suicide OF murder.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March l7.-Judgs ID.
l.. Snodgrass was today elected chief JUS
tios Of the supreme court 10 ill The Vacancy
oeossioned By the death OF Chief Justice B.
j. Les.
BrruIrHFai. Pa. March 1.-The unive'-
sity record for running Iump was broken a.
a meeting OF the athletic association, by Il.
r. schemberg, Who jumped nineteen feet
one inch.
BosroN. March 17.-H. h. Endictt. one Of
the aaaiGnees Of lsaRo ProutJ 4 Co, shoe
manufacturers OF Spencer. hass.. saws
liabilities amount 90 S700,OOOi assets fully
As large.
GArNrsvu1E. Ter. March 1.-THE most
severe electric. wind snd rain storm ever
known here has passed over ths oity. Sew
erAl houses We . untoofed aud others were
blown ovsr.
WAurxoroN. Maroh 1.-The printing
COMMITTEES OF the senate thia morning re-
snmed investigation Of the alleged irEeRu-
larlties IN tho printing contract Tor the
patent office gazette.
tAN ANHFtA AsAr hhFch H. mere Nas
a tsfriho Larnado last night at 1Tiokham. a
email village. ia which four children OF W
ID. Watson wefe killed aud he Aimself in
iafed. NumsFous houses were blown 20
pieces.
BIEMtNauAM. Ala. March li.-Chaa
Fleming. cnlorsd. escaped convict. vas
ovsrtAken by Commissions Bifkhalter
He snAtohsd ths lattei's pistol and tired,
wounding him slightly. lie shot bifk-
go. ahan kilfaN hfufnalf
AUSTIN. Tsx., March 1.-The Pacific eH'
press company has recovered $1,000 worth
OF diamonds stolen In the Dnval train rob
bery near hsrs some time aeo. 1heF were
obtained from the mistress Of Tom Deaton
one OF tho robbers Who 10 nov IN prison.
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REWARDED TIE WORKERS.
Kaiser william Deooratss tho Chancellor
and Others VIII Meet Humbert

Kaiser william Dsooratss tho Chancellor
ana others-wiil Meet Humbert
Copyright. 1891. By the Associated Press.i
BERLIN, March 17.-As a mark OF salts
faction At the passage OF the RUSSO GsTman
commercial treaty Emperor William has
conferred upon Chanoellor CapFivi the
chain of the Hohenzollsrn family order.
and has bestowed the order Of the He'd
Eagle on Won Beibsrsstin. secretary Of
state for foreign affairs. In addition, the
emperor decorated Herr ThielmAnn, who
conducted tne negotiations with a minor
order.
Emperor William has postponed his de-
parturs for Abszzia until Tuesday morning.
he will arrive a. the seEside resort Wednss-
day afternoon. Lengthy official denisls of
the rumor circulated regarding Emperor
Williams health have by no means Tsas-
sursd the public, as IL is considered that II
the smpsror's health was perfeat. as 10 Is
claimed, there would be no Esed of the
official dsnials that he is i'll. Although the
weather has been bad, the empress has ex-
pressed herself mach pleased with her stay
40 AbszEia. and she has decided TO prolonR
her stay there till the middle Of May.
A dispatch received fTom Trieste SAYS
Emperor William and King Humbert have
arranged TO reach Venice at tho time when
tho German and Italian squAdrons we're
there. and she people OF Venice are looking
for brilliant naval reviews.
A dispatch received from Turin tonight
announces that the condition Of Kossuth,
the Hungarian patriot, Is extremely grave.
After n sto my sitting of the Hungarian
unterhaus today, q petition In favor of re-
storing kossuth's right to oitizsnahip. and
allowing hlm TO Tstuin 90 Hungary. was
shelved until after the Easter vaoation. II
kossuth dies without reconciliation With
shs emperor OF without separation, there
will be serious Hblis demonstrations.
A tariff war 10 threatened between Austria
aud Russia on aocOont Of Ruasia's demand
ing that she duty on Russian corn be re
duced to n hofin Per double hundred
weight.
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ST. PATRICK'S. DAY.

Elaborately Celebrated at the MIdwIntsr
Fair-ArchbishOp Ireiand's Sermon.
SAN FRANcIsoo. March 17.-Unusually
elaborate preparations were made here for
the celeb alton of st. Patriek's day. which
had been SET aside By the hidwintsr fair ss
Irish Day" and Irish-American citizens
did their celebrating largely on the fair
grounds The admission fee was reduced
TO % cents, and this helped TO
bring out an immense crowd. The
buildings we're elaboTatsly decorated with .
profusion Of green bunting. The cslsbra-
tiOn commenced down town. where after
the celebration OF mass in various Catholic
churches q procession was formed which
marched TO the fair grounds. The pro-
Rrsmme for the amusement Of visitors vas
carried out 30 = euocessful termination.
BAKER CRY, Ore, March 1.-THE hoist
ing of a large green atreATner and placing
hereunder the stars and stripes, this morn
inK, by Henry Eust, on q haGstsh In front
of bis opera house. aroused the indian alton
Of large number of citiEsns and few
minutes thereafter the street In front Of
tho pole was dsnsely packed with an excited
crowd. The scene was visited by Mayor
Palmer and he refused 20 reverse the posi-
tion of the flags. After brief council the
mayor instructed the chief Of police 20 haul
aoWn Nho Nhecu AZ WAS oAnc ~
oncs and the crowd dispersed.
ST. PAUI.. March 17.-Archbishop Ireland
preached in abe cathedral to-day. taking
for bis subject: The Foreign Nationaltsm
in Amerios." Foreign nationalism. hs
said. must be kept In the background and
be made 90 give place in church Hnd state
10 AmsTioanism. 50 Patrick teaohss thil
lesson. He himself, not . native Of ITeland.
became more thorough Irishman thar
most Irlahmen. II 81. Patrick verO q
bishop IN America TO day be would be
the staunchest OF American patriots aud
the most loyal OF American citizsnG
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MUST HAVE DEEDS.
VIM. Lyman Says Speeches WIN Never
Free Ireland.

Whs Lyman rhyh Hpfeohea WIN NoNof
Free Ireland.
NEW YoRK, March II. WIN. Lyman.
treasurer OF the Irish National league OF
America to-day on behalf Of that organizE-
tion issued manifesto to the Irish nation
and lrishmen abroad. The address con-
demns parliamentary methods 40 futile, and
advocates a revolution as the only means
By whieh 1 Gland can achieve the rsstora-
tion of her rights. After declaring that the
Irish cause has been betrayed by Gladstone
and Roseb0rY, the address says;
Traitors have brought the Irish cause
almost 10 the verge of ruin. The question
10 who can save herr" The manifesto
concludes as follows: "A critical moment
has come. Let those who fight for the
principle of Irish nationality close their
ranks and smite the English force and
Irish traitors. Once again, Ireland has
got 10 depend ON revolutionists. The
revolutionists only can save hor. We
must have deeds. One blow struck al the
enemy 10 worth 600 spseches. Remem bar
this, each and every one OF you. and the
end Of the struggle must come In a blaze
OF glory. Now for revolution and revolu-
tion only. God save Ireland. (Sisued)
"WM LYMAN.
Treasurer Of the National League OF
America"
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PERSONAL

Hon. John II. Lace. Of Bozemsu. vas in
the city yesterday.
col. r. II. Malone, Of Miles City. is reg
istersd 40 The Helena.
X A.. Raylsss. OF the Dram Lummon
mine. IL down from Maryaville.
Oaicer John Gibson IL confined By sick
ness 90 hla home on Phunix avenue. Ills
many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Mann and son, Who have
leen Visiting friends and relatives In the
east for some time. are again 81 home on
Eighth avenue.
Judge W. II. Hunt and family lsft for
san Francisco yesterday. The judge has
had rather a long aud severe siege OF court
work. and will take this opportunity 20
rest.
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An article of food may be very fair 10
look upon. but when the detective force of
educated taste and healthy digestion.
coupled with good Judgment in buying
groceries. Is set TO work upon IL. the con-
cealed fraud Of the cheap John grocer will
surely be detected. 10 IS in view of she
constant pTessnes In our midst of these
humbug advertisers Of Bargains" that the
wise and honest Qrooer ia extremely careful
as TO the brands Of goods he handles and
recommends TO his customers. MessrH.
Bach. Cory & Co. are selling out their re-
tail stock and will soon discontinue that
branch of their business. The hIm gives
special attention 20 mail orders.
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Republican once Holder Arrested.

FL PAso. Tex. March H.-For several
months FL PGso has been considered ths
chief port OF entry for smusRlsd Chinese,
and l. s. Irwin. special ARsn, under Prssi-
dent Harrison. has been looked upon ~ the
agent and attorney for the Chinese Six
companies. Special Agent Wagstan and
assistants. as we'll - collectors OF ths de-
paTtmsnt, have been on the lookout for
proof on which TO arrest lrVin. Last night
. Chinaman told the officers she whole
story of their plans and work. This morn-
ing Irwin and three Cinnamon we're ar
rested. OtbeT arrests will follow. Irwin
declares his innocenos OF violation Of Law
and 10 confident OF aoquittal.
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RIoa~oSp. Va. March lT.-An oyster
war has broken Qua Tue polios schooner
TanaisE was attacked By oyster pirates
from the shores OF smiths island. twenty
fve or thirty haTylandsFs performing a
fusiisde with repeating TiheA nrinG 900
shota or mOfe. number striking tho
schooner. The schooner replied With
riass. then with cannon, one OF more oan-
non shots striking the house from whioh
counts ths pirates we're throwing up breast
wofka
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Kansas CuY. March Il. - The Union
Trust company. Of New York. filed COM
plant IN the federal eourt ngainst the
Atchison, Topeka A Santa lie Hallway com
pany for foreclosure Of "a mortgage held by
plaintiff. The PROCEEDINGS are the same ss
brought in other states whore ths santa Fe
railway has property, ami are incidental 20
the recent appointment Of receivers for
that road.
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A Pioneer Lady Recovering.

Special 20 The Independent.
MIssouLA March 7.-HeT many friends
in HsenA will be glad TO learn that Mra
James ore. who has been suffering from =
long and very serious illness, 10 nov con
valescent Several times during her illness
IL seemed almost impossible that she could
live more than a few hours longer. Mu.
Ore Was one Of the hfs, settlers In Helena.
having arrived in Last Chance auleh In
1866. She is we'll known 70 all the old
timers theTe.
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WASHINGTON, Msroh l7.-Sao uld the
Bland seiRniorago bill. which passed both
houses. become law. the coinage of S55-
O0O. 900 In silver bullion will have 20 be done
At the m ints of Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans. the only mints in
operation. he Philadelphia mint could
turn Out $1,000, 600 Ter month. the San
Francisco mint about the same and the
New Orlssns about $4,000. The San
Francisco mint. however. has only SIG. 600 -
900 In silver bullion on hand; the New Or
leans mint only 80 500, 600 so that after the
supply of these niints 10 exhausted the re-
naming $30.000O 200 would have TO be coined
at Philadelphia. The whole time. there
fore. necessary TO coin the seignioraRe ~
approximately two years and two months.
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Denver, March i7.-firs starting IN the
ofiess OF the second story OF ths union de-
pot about 1880 this morning spread with
such rapidty that ths Gre 20, beyond con-
troll, aud abe entire structure. extending
from Sixtsenth TO Eighteenth streets, was
destroyed. The buiiding wss Of stone snd
was owned By she Union Dspot COMPANY 3
The loss 10 about $50 OO0. fally insu 81.
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saving They'd Ne,sr Consent. Consented.

OMAHA. March 1.-The Union Pacific
employees Notwithstanding professions that
they would never consent. consented. and
this morning went into secret session with
President CLARK 10 take up she new wage
schedule promulgated by that road. The
telsgraphsrs were given ths hrst hearing.
IL IL belie-ed three days will be consumed
presenting their side. The men have
oalmed down since yesterday and now say
they believe the conference will terminate
tahsfaotorilJ. The men lay their erisv-
aness mostly ~ the door of General Solioi-
tor Thurston. and say they have ASSURANCES
that he will be supplantsd by smother.
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ovsrmsohsd the spider.

CIucAoo. March II. "A crowd which
filed 10 oVsrfoWinR ths Second regiment
annoy saw the Belfast Spider and Arthur
Griihth box two hot rounds They had
started on the third Whsn the contest Was
stopped bY the police. Griffith plainly
showed that he weighed more by ten or
hftesn pounds than the spider. aud Ia
solsnce was more than a snatch for Weir.