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wnEELlNG. MARCH as, 1898.
Trolley Lines Hit.

The decision OF tho supreme court Of
Pennsylvania calls halt in the cou.
struction OF trolley lines in tina. state.
raising a serious obstacle to develop
meut already we'll begun. It ia hold
that these limos eau exercise no right Of
eminent domain through tho country
they scek to traverse, and they arc left
to make with property owners such ar
rangemonts as they can.
City authorities may grant rights, but
under the present law there is no
authority to go further on that line.
Tho legislature eau come to the rescue,
II it will. aud this is the hope Of the
PROJECTORS OF lines of this kind.
While the electric roads are primarily
carriers OF passengers, there arc come
tina. carry express matter, and it has
been in contemplation to carry light
s ireights on them. They serve useful
purpose, and if the profit to be derived
from them shall come up to expectation
enough OF them will DO built to add
greatly to tho transportation facilities
OF the country. There is ample room
: for them where steam lines IRE no,
likely TO go.
It is not clear why the law should
Discriminate against cars moved by
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Tho latest train robbery turns out
well-two bandits killed and ono caught
alive. II the business OF robbing rail.
road trains can be kept going at this
rate 1t will soon play out. 1t is no part
OF the robbers programme 10 be killed.
When this happens others OF like ambi.
tion are likely to take notice and gov.
ern themselves accordingly. In tho
case now reported the train crew took
a hand themselves aud banged into the
robbers with vigor and accuracy. Cool
heads and steady hands are very uscfu
at such times.
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Witch.Bnrning In ireland

! The a!ory OF the burning OF woman
in Ireland because her husband and ro-
latives thought sho was witch, reads
like a chapter in tho history of our own
country. Tho thing 10 shocking beyond
description and the guilty persons arc
candidates for tho gaiows, but they
{ have done no more than was done in
this country by persons OF the highest
standing and intelligence. a..0
supcrsti.ion is much the same through
all history. 1t abides until cnlightcn-
ment comes to vino it out. There are
as strong superstitons to-day as ever,
but in civilized countries il is rare that
they manifest themselves in the form Of
zlife-taking unlcas the offender DO insane.
All snperstition iias been said to DO a
form OF ineanity, and perhaps it is.
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II tho Now York Sun werc Rcpuhli.
can and wore to perpotrato tho follow.
ing. people would BIO quick to accuse 1t
OF offensive and worry mean psrtisanship:
There lisa genius In this town who was recent.
~ called upon TO find an appropriate name for u
small and nctlvo tugboat.
The popularity OF tho problem consisted In
The fact that tho rroortained public function Of
this tugboat was topull, pilot. convey. and gen.
orally supetintend certain fat, unwieldy. Inert
crait OF the sort known as dumping ScoWs: tubs
which make no headway II left TO themselves,
and which carry cargo OF worthlessneSs. but
water. ... - y T. =
The, geuius promptly named tho tusboat tho
Daniel s Lamont. 80
This Is what Is meant by throwing in
tho harpoon and breaking 1t of short.
Tho master Of the white house would
rather 60 ducksng than to read this kind
Of thing, bright rs 1t is.
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Mr. WILLIAM K. Vanderbilt. from
whom his wife was lately divorced. dis.
covers that money does not Away.
mako the mare 90. He dcsires to set
up great establishment in Paris and
fixed his eye on tho very thing. He
made large offer, but tho titled gen.
tleman who owns tho property is mar
ried to fortune made in trade and
does not have to sell. MIR. Vanderbilt
should Geek the property OF somebody
who 10 on tho ragged edge.
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that no despiucd hor. And now no was
required to 60 ard bend tho kneo to her
and AK hor pleaso 10 put up hor sword.

tnat no ueapldcu nor. Anu now ho was
required to 60 ard bend tho kneo to her
and AJAX hor please to put up her sword.
IIis CAREER CLOSED.
Whilo tho wish Is profound and sin.
coro that ho may rocovor from tho rs.
sassin's bullet thore 10 q feeling that II
no should do from. 1t his fame would
benefit. What Ia called GLORIOUS
death" Ia something that statesmen and
soldiers ure taught to covot. Glory Is
largely thoir game, nnd glory 10 thoir
reward. A general may lose battle, but
II he dics on tho field, and par ticularly,
while directing somo perilous fenturo OF
tho day, hO wins out. Tho historian
takca caro- Of him, and tho country
builds him monument. LII Hung
Chang has played now In tho hardest
luck Tor tho last nino months. Much
Of his own prestige 10 gone, and his
country has boon humblcd into tho
dust. lilo has become moroly An instru-
mont TO arrange tho prico Of o poaco.
This ia II great fall for 30
great n man! But II In performing that
servico-a groat service for his country
-ho meets his death at tho hands Of IN
assassin, 1t must soften fooling for him
md about him ovorywherO In China
nnd throughout tho world. II tho cur
tain falls to funeral march tho whole
audience will weep. Tho great mans
career. In my event, Is thought to DO
closed. II peace Is arranged he passos
from tho scene. His power 10 Como.
China ,nust cot somebody olso for the
first place. Sho cannot hold hor own
among the nations with broken idol
OH hor pedestal. She cannot hope
longer to conjuro with tho name OF Ii
Hung Chung. She must try to recover
somc Of hcr lost ground, and success in
such an ondeavor can only come
through new agents and m entirely
now policy. Tho old order cannot DO
ro.ostablishcd.
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A SEVERE rheumatic pain in tho left
shoulder mad troubled Mr.. j. II. Lopor,
vol known druggist OF Dos Moinos,
Iowa, for over six months. At tltces
tho pain was 40 severe thnt ho could
not lit anything. With all no could
do no could not got rid OF it until ho ny.
plicd Chamborlain's Pain Balm. ~
only made three applications OF It," hc
says. "and have oinco been froe from
oil pain" lIe now recommends it to
pursons similarly afflicted. Il,
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JArAS's expression OF regret on &C.
count OF the attack on Ii Hung Chang
is moro than mere formality. That
country has every reason to feel regret
and humiliation that an am bassador
come on peace mission has been
assaulted and may lose his life. In a
civilized country nothing is moro sacred
than the person OF such an envoy, aud
this Japan understands thoroughly.
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and habits Of tho wild game and tho
fanny tribe 40 no docs. lilo has liyod
and spent tho creator portion OF his
time In tho solitude Of tho forests nnd
has made ita lilo study to snare. Tho
steel trap and tho fishing rod hayo boon
bis life companions. a
When thu civil war broke out Uncle
Tom, Ike his ancestors, was truo 10 hia
country and volunteered In tho Third
West Virginia cavalry and WINS present
and participated In that famous charge
that rescued General Custer whom hc
was cut OF from his command and sur.
rounded by Stowatt's cavalry. For this
net OF daring Mira. Custor presented
zach mem Dor OF tho regiment with a
rod silk necktio md tho only ornament
OF dress that tho old veteran takos
pride In to this day Is hiS rod nccktic.
unclo Tom, whose form was onco
erect, Is now slightly bent. Ills oyos
aro blue, with an expression OF kindness
ind 6onevolcnco; his board Ia but
slightly .ingod with gray, whilo his hair
IL yet raven black and hangs In ringlotts
over his shoulders. Ito 10 II conspicu.
Gus figure as he IL soon vending his way
along the banks OF tho beautiful Elk
with his fishing tackle, or penetrating
tho iorcst with his uncrring rife, and
hia knapsack loaded with steel traps
and snarea and other Implements used
by the hunter. lie has been bitten
several timos by poisonous snakes, and
bns with bis gun o1tsrn,inatol moro
than ono don OF those dangerous reptiles.
a iow ycara moro and oil tho old
landmarks aud representatives OF tho
early pioneers will DO gone. but their
noble traits OF character. their aim.
plicity. their honesty, unseltlshness
and daring, should endear them 10 n
people who nro the beneticiariss OF n
country rescued from tho wilds and
given to civilization. q.
FIdilrool ". ID. March o5
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Rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid
in the blood attacking the tibrous tissues
OF the joints. Keep your blood pure
and healthy aud you will not have
rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparlla gives
the blood vitality aud richness and
tones tho whole body, ncutraIizcs tho
acidity Of tho blood and thus cures
rheumatism.
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THE TIME HAS COMB.
It Has Been Neglected Fat
Too Long.
TheSprins Is Tho Time For You
10 Look Out For Yourself.
Symptoms OF This Season You Must Hood
to Keep We'll.

Most serious arc those diseases affecting tho
llvor aud kldneyA Tho very thought Of them
sends u thrill OF horror through tho body. When
tho kidneys cannot work death must result
Tho syinptomS pointing TO weak or diseaSoa
kidneys arc, headache, pains or weakness III inc
back, bloating changes In the water. arod ieei'
Ing. loss Of appetite. gas In tho stomach, inui'
gcStIon, dyspepsia dlmneS OF vision. changes
In tho kin, slocples,ness aud nervousness.
u Hero Is mo.t remarkable euro oil liver anu
kidney disease,
Mrs q. r. Joyncr, who resides at ~ Chapei
street. wcstGeld. Mass. states:
~ was troubled with severe kidney trouble
and indigestion. that gave mo u nervous, rcmD'
ling foellug, and could not sleep very wei.
used 10 wear plustorS TO relieve that miserable
weakness In my kidneys. My liver was also III
u bad condition.
"Early III the spring was feeling 80 miserable
that l dccIicd try DR.. Greenc's Ncrvura blood
aud nerve remedy. Up to this time have taken
two bottles. and II has done all for nc that
represent and no ono who sees and knows me,
will doubt word OF what say. ! have liVca
In this town thirty years.
Nov my health and strength arc restored. As
lido not have ono paln about me. can cat any
thing wish. and am not bothered win Inc gas
IN my stomach. | don't even wear plaster
now, aud don't have that tired. heavy feeling
In going up stairs. and to express myself, eau
always skip up and down, and am very thank
full, for few can say 1t who have past their
seventy years.
a think thu. came near Bright's disease.
''Sono people will not take ono thing long
enough to Eiyc Il trinl. and do, not know
whether It will hclp them or not
New feel lrs. rutc. and give Or. ireenc's
Ncrvura blood aud nerve remedy all tho praise,
and | recommend the Nervura to ALL
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ISLAND FERRY
TOLL RATES

Tho following toll rates have been fixed by the
Board Of Directors OF the Island Auxiliary CoM
pany and the Wheeling Island Ferry aud Packer
Company: .a
I l. All male persons over sixteen years Of 40
crossing on tho boat AFRO required 10 take one
share OF stock III the Island Auxiliary COMPANY;
the payment OF the monthly dues on which VIII
charges, or In Lou OF this. such person may pN'
chase seventy coupon tickets for fifty ccn!S ana
each one OF such tickets Will ontitle the hoIdV'
10 n single trip on the bon,.
. Every person crossing on the boat WIN
onc.horSr vehicle OF any kind Is required to JAKE
i four shares OF stock In the Island Auxiliary Com.
pnny. tho payment Of tho monthly dues va
which will cntitlo such person 10 passage on lnc
ontwlthout additional charges, or such retStnn
may purchase one hundred coupon tcIcIS io'
two dollars and twenty-five cents. each ol WhlTn
coupon tickets will cnlltlO him TO single "'P
OIL the boat.
u Every person crossing on tho boat wiih 4
two.horsc vehicle Of any kind Is required "
take six shnrcS OF tho stock OF tho Island MI Wy
Hilary Company. tho payment of the ih"n.nS
dues on which will cntit0 him 10 passage va
tho boat without additional changes; or SuSr
person may purchase ono hundred couIv"
tickets br two dollars and twenty-five, cons
two of which coupon tickets will cntiilo MN ~
II single trip on tho boat. and ono tlcIet WV W
required from such person for each addition"
horse. +s#t
The above rates nrc TO apply to persons having N,
but ON team Of tho ClNss 10 which such Th'lN ~
fer. mud persons having moro than ono tenn vNT
secure reasonable rates by applying TO tho i''"'"'
: Wumcn nn'l childrou free. iii
The monthly dues on each share OF STOCK WIS.,
b. iiiy cruis. lsy order Of tho ,,,,>,.
BFAED or DIRECTORS
OF tho Island Auxiliary Company nnd NIlcrl,"s
lslnnu Forty nnd Packet Company. Hi
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a SLIGHT DISCREPANCY
Regarding Mrs. surtntrs Coiioluy with
Intl,a.. ~. l,.x as.I.... L. NM. Co.

Regarding Mrs surtatrs ColIoIuy with
Father wnitrr--what Dewitt Says
kISGsroS, N. y. March 27.-David
NJ. Dc Witt, Of this city, author Of the
book recently published at Baltimore
entitled ,"lhc Judicial Murder OF Mary
L. Surratt," had his attention called to
the dispatch sent from Chicago few
days ago regarding tho destruction OF
the proofs OF the innocence OF Mrs. Sur
ratt by tho burning Of tho house Of
John W. Clampitt, her former counsel,
and the statement OF Mr.. Clampitt rs TO
Father Walters story. Mr.. Dewitt
said that it would DO difficult to do
stroy tho proofs OF Mrs. Surrat.'s limo
CONGO as embodied in his book, which,
however, is u demonstration rather OF
the want Of proof OF her guilt. In gath.
ering tho facts for the book, Mr.. Dewitt
continued. .ho had occasion 10 visit
Washington in the spring OF 1893, and
while there called on Father Walter.
"llo related to me-" Mr.. De " 1T add.
ed, "the same colloquy Mr.. Clampitt
now gives between himselfand tho poor
woman, but the colloquy took place in
the cell OF the condemned womao just
before shc was taken to tho scatiold, and
not OH tho scafIold itself. She wished
to state to the soldiers who had come to
conduct her to her death tina, sho was
innocent and in their presence and
hearing asked her priest to be allowed
to do 80. when he rcplied: NO. my
child; the world and all that is in it has
now receded forever. 1t would do no
good and it nigh. disturb the serenity
OF your last moments But Father
Walter in his interview with me went
no further. lie intimated nothing to
tho effect OF any such condition being
attached to his presence with the con.
dcmned woman rs Mr.. Clampitt now
SAYS be stated to HIM"
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Distressing kidney und bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT Souru AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
This now remedy 10 great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneye,
bnck and evory part OF tho urinary pass.
ngc in male or female. 1t relieves RI.
tention Of water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by II, Il. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W. VR.
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Four eggs one cup OF sugar; one quart
OF milk; one.hali box of gelatine dis.
solved in one pint OF hot water; make a
cus,ard OF tho milk, sugar and yolks of
eggs; take from tho stove and stir in
tho well-beatcn whites OF tho eggs, add
tho gelatine; flavor with lemon. Pour
Into mould and serve with cream.
foD,rirh,hdi ' ,.-.
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IT is not miracle. It won't cure
everything, but 1T will cure nilos.
That's what DO Wits Witch Hazel
salve will do because it has done i. in
hundreds Of cases. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, b. +. Peabody, Bon.
wood. and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, o.
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WE wish to state to our patrons that
Ono Minute Cough Cure is IL sain and
reliable remody for children troubled
with Group, colds. honrsencas and lung
troubles. 1t is pleasant to take and
quickly curcs. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing. ". W., i. i. Peabody. Bcnwood,
and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, 0.
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In his preaching. Tho youngsters
caught him right and left on familiar
words. Very fow persons can talk for
haltan hour without SHINING against tho
pronouncing dictionary. The pulpit 10
no exception to tho rule. Lawyers
butcher right and loft
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MAX O'RELL has been talking about
Chicago US n wicked city and Chicago
replies that Max is liar. Tho first
thing Chicago knows Mn1 O'Rcll will dc.
vote book to her.
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If the change in the weather gets in
on schedule time it will be hero by
moving day, when We are promised
much lower temperature. To persons
about 10 move this will be cheering
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SOMEBODY has worked out an Allison
and Elkins ticket for 1896. Senator
Elkins is nota candidate for n place on
tho presidential ticket, aud II West
Virginia were to be honored with
second place Judge Gof would be
brought to the front il he would per.
init it.
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Mn. RICHARD CROKER does not think
much Of the reform now under way in
New York. This il tho most surprising
news OF the day. And to think. that
Richard will never DO himself again.
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II, further ,csta shall vindicate tho
judgment Of DR.. Northrop. Of Philadol.
phia, he has found perfect anp,the!ic
in oxygonated chloroiorm. The patient
succnmbs easily and quickly, during the
state OF an;rs:hcsin tho pulse beats nor
mally md there Is bu, little il any na,l.
seq. Tho rso OF this anmf.hetic is said
TO DO entirely without danger. Assuin.
irGt discovory to DO anywhere near
tho claim made for it humanity will hail
it with Joy. 1t will not bo snfc. how
ever, to jump to tho conclusion that it
is MI II il said to be.
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THEY must have boon having some
unsatisfactory shows in Albany, or tho
Legislators there assembled would not
have declared war on tights.
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TrE Emperor William gave Bismarck
about tho last thing he has uso for.
sword. Perhaps tho emperor thought.
ito might fight his way to tho glory OF
the.world beyond.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL WILSON will not
Introduce free trade into tho post Office
department. There arc points beyond
which beautiful aud sublime theory
cannot go,
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BEEAErAsr-Oa,meal. Dates. Broied
Gsh. Steamed potatoes. Southern corn
bread. Apple sauce. Coffee.
D,YSER-Roas. beef in gravy. Mashed
potatoes. Dandciion greens. Cheese.
Lobster salad. White bread. Russian
cream. Waters.
SurPEE-Cold meat. Potato cakc,.
Ounce marmalade. Bread and butter.
Canned blackberrics. Cocoa.
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THE whisky trust ia shown to have
been an all around cu..throa. affair.
The penitentiary has missed some gol-
den opportunities.
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CHICAGO preacher was rash enougl,
10 oiler,o pay to tho juvenile nembors
oi.his flock twenty-five con.s for sycry
miG;ako OF pronunciation lhoy dotoc,od
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THE Increased demand for Smiti,
Brewing Co.'S ale is its best testimonial
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HooD's PfLrs are tho beat after.
dinner pills. assiat digestion, cure head.
nche 4
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HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

FRIDAY, March %.
Oh, love Of homo! who cl!pgs TO thee
Drifts not astray nor far.
De thou. for aye. upon lies sea
The children's guiding star.
EMMA HUNTINGTON MILLER.
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Ill HUNG CHANG.

LII HUNG CHANG.
The Romnrknblr Career Of tho Great
Chinese statosman-Ths Hlsmnrck of
tho oricnt-Carcor Practically Closed.
Washington EVENING Star.
Tho sympathy expressed In official
circles for Ii Hung Chang Ia coupled
with much discussion OF his ro,uark.
able career and somo expression Of
opinion n, to how much his famo has
been affected and how his place in his.
tory will be Affected by the recent
Chinese rcverses. Ho has Tor years
among civilized people been tho most
highly respected OF all tho oriental
statesmen. His breadth OF view. his
progressive Tendencies, his firm hold on
affairs at home, have generally been ac-
copied as indicating powers OF very
high order. He has been called, in.
deed, "the Bismarck OF the oricnt'-the
man who had knitted his people the
moro closely together and given in
creased importance to tho empire. Un-
til avery recent date, indeed. he was
considered tho first man in all tho
world outside tho confines and in.
iluences OF Christian civilization, and to
have at his command resources suf-
ticient to dominate tho situation all
around him.
FEELING WHEN WAR BEGAN.
When Japan first took the field against
China it was pronounced the most fool
hardy &C. Of modern times. The con-
sensu, OF opinion was that the little
kingdom would be speedily crushed.
How could she hope to win? Ii Hung
Chang had untold wealth and millions
OF men to draw upon, and he would put
force in the field and on the water
that would simply be irresistible. What
II the Chinese were backward in mill
tary equipment? With 80 much money
on baud. could not she supply herself
out OF the stores Of tho more advanced
nations. and even hire European com.
manders to drill her men and fight her
ships? Bu. tho great reliance was on
Ii Hung Chnng. lie wa, ut The helm,
he was the greatest OF oriental pilots.
and everything in the end would 20 we'll
with his people. The first few Japa.
neso victories were answered with the
statement that China, being big M
ton. had not vet become aroused. Wait
until the giant should wax, I'm and
shake himself. Wait until Ii Hung
Chang had had time to got his rrea,
lordes of fighting men fairly afno,
Then little japan, with one or two deg
irons blows. would be knocked into tho
middle OF the next week, Hut tho ,;nnt
didn't wake IN: tho great hordes, If
aioot, seemed to DO facing in tho wrong
direction: things generally were amiss'
and China was Obliged to sue for pence
TO ner foo!hardy and Jespised little on.
ponent IlE .T
, ,,,.
~, ;" 'v A' Wv, W., ;,
nc question ~ asked nat II al
WIS ""u '""ppcocu Win 1t ilu"S oi!ahS
IN ms grave! what II he Ind died Il
lew NOUNS or year before the war
began, Nnd anosner, man mad been IN
i nas SUES a l'uM '"u S", Ives, Mo'!i ,i
law, 100 ,;"hn,, ,ar ~" 10y ha WV. W.
..'1,I Si ~; III ~ nu III IL. y. ."o
tain they would have been that under
him no such disasters could have over.
taken the country! How the Chinese
arms under him would have carried
everything before them, His success
sors friends would have pleaded in vain
for him. IL would have been useless ior
engaged was tho China OF Ii Hung