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in charge Of Minnie Williams, the girl
he net IN Chicago. He asserts that ne
always believed the Williams girl had
taken them TO Europe. he asserts that
he knows nothing OF the boy, and that
he had nothing to do with the death OF
P1tZeL. superintendent of Police Landen
declares there is no possibility OF con-
yicting Holmes Of the murder OF the
man found in the Gaiiow hlH street
house, but says the authorities here VIII
not oppose extradition 10 Canada
Philadelphia. July r6.-The tin0ing Of the
bodies of Alce and Nellie PitZel In Toronto
strengthens the belief that III. H. Holmes.
a-'as Herman Mudgett. Is the murderer CT
six persons Two are young women OF Chi
eago named Williams. whom ne induced 10
go 10 Fort Worth. Tex, and whom he
robbed of $50. 600. The women were never
seen after that. The two Pifzel children ;
deaths ara placed 10 his account There Is
a third child. boy. yet to be accounted
for who, IL is believed, is murdered The
great mystery Of al ls what became OF Pit
eel, the man whose life was insured. II Is
believed he was also a victim OF Holmes.
Holmes refuses 10 talk with a reporter. He
knows that the ehi.drexgs bodies have been
found.
Indianapolis. July fs-The announcement
here last night that two of the murdered
Pitzel children had been found buried in a
a
children were last seen alive by those who
knew them In this city. Detective Geyer
was here three weeks ago searching for
the children. IL was here that he got the
clue that led to the finding of the bodies in
Toronto. He traced the children from here
10 Detroit, and from there 10 Toronto. He
was unable to get any evidence that the
boy left this city alive. and he went away
from here believing that the boy had been
murdered and his body shipped from here
IN a trunk The children were taken away
from here during the hast Of October.
President F'oure said Everything
points 10 the fact that Holmes plotted to
destroy the entire Pitzel family. We
found house IN Detroit where Holmes
and the boy Howard had been together,
and there were traces OF huge fire built
In the furnace, from which We inferred
that he burned the boys corpse. The be-
lief is also that he attempted no destroy
Mrs. Pitzel in Burlington, VT, by having
her handle a can Of nitro-glycerine that
ne left In the house che occupied. Should
II be proven that Holmes murdered the
children, Ii viii be strong circumstantial
evidence that he killed their father. He
undoubtedly will be tried here for the lat
ter crime"
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JAPAN NOT A SILVER COUNTRY.
10 Il Bf-Metallist, the Same as tho
United States.


New York. July 1s.-Shinichiro Kurino,
Japanese minister 70 the United States,
was at the Imperial hotel last night ne
had rust returned from Newport, on ms
way TO Washington City, and talked iree4y
OF affairs in the Orient. He SAID:
THE war has left Japan in ffrst-ra,e
shape. / think that peace IS permanently
assured in the far East. CHINA mafnIests
a determination to stand by her agreement
and this has done much TO win her faNor
in Japan. You hear a great deal or TAX
about RusSia's attitude and the prootoilits
OF a clash between Japan and Russia over
boundary settlements. That IS nearly all
talk Russia is friendly 10 Japan III she
were not, the treaty OF three weeks aso
would not have been completed 1t Is sald
that Japan allowed Russia TO impose upon
her In the settlements after the war T1at
is wrong. Japan IS not afraid or RUSSIA,
but she IS consistent. Russia asked certain
things. and they were granted Russia TO-
day is as friendly TO Japan as the United
States is, and so no war is in sight.
Mr. Krriro was asked about the report
that there was trouble between the mis-
sionaries in Japan and the authorities. and
that as a result the Japanese government
would probably take all missions under IT'S
supervision. excepting those they had troll
bic with Mr.. Kurino said: That report
is wrong. I know Of no trouble between
the Japanese SONtfiltflcilt anu ING ihs'SAO't-
aries. and If there has been any 1t has been
of personal nature"
He said further: II have heard many
people refer to Japan as a country where
the free and unlimited coinage of silver is
the financial policy. That is wrong. Some
years ago this system was tried, and the
result was shat their money deprecated
very much in value Today we use silver
as far as 1t is consistent with the financial
safety of the country. but the coinage of
silver is limited. In a country which must
have dealings wieh foreign countries where
gold is the standard the same system must
he observed. or the result will be complica-
lions and fluctuations which viii do much
to destroy nations credit outside OF it's
domain"
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A Woman for, the Electric Chair.

New York. July 1s.-.Marta Barberis, who
murdered her lover Dominica Caldo. be
cause ne abandoned her was last night
found guilty in the first degree, and VIII.
II the verdict Is allowed 10 stand, be the
first woman TO reach the death chair Maria
Is the first woman fn this state condemned
10 death since the passage Of the law max
ing electrocutlon the death penalty. The
case will De taken to the court OF appeals.
and K that court does not order new trial
tina governor viii be appealed 70 10 com
mute the sentence 70 Imprisonment
The recorders charge was uflfavoraoie 10
the defendant lie said IN CONCLUSION:
You must exemplsfy justice by your ver-
dict. \ jury has nothing 10 do VI. n mercy.
The law knows no distinction % persons.
The law does not hold women less resDon-
sfbie than mea- The female sex Is soma
times used as a cloak for the most horrible
crimes -
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ReilIngnam Bay News.

Whatcom July 16.-Special.-The Chicago
Fish Company has resumed work on the
fish traps at Village Point. Lumna island.
A big forest fire has been raging for the
past two days between here and Lake
Whatcom.
The new fruit dryer now under construc-
ton at Orcas San Juan county, VIII have
capacity OF 5000 pounds every twenty-four
hours The company is incorporated, with
W. Y. Sutherland. the Orcas merchant.
president; George Myers. a prominent or
chardsst, vice president, and j. A. Gould.
the Friday Harbor banker. secretary and
treasurer.
The work Nof putting the water power
mill here In operation under the manage
ment OF G. W. Loggie has commenced.
Two dry leiins are TO be built and the mill
Is 10 manufacture doors. sash and interior
finish,
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The Fafr VIII Contest

san Francisco, July Ian answer was
nied today In the suit filed by Charles I,
fair 70 test TIE validity of the .roncIad
trust cause IN his fathers Will. The an
swer is that of the PLAINTIFFS ~is,ars "a
MS orother-in-iaw, Theresa A. OeIrichs
virginia Fair and Herman oeirichs. and
Is In the nature OF confession Of fuag-
ment. Tho defendants In their answer
admit that the claims OF the four eve
cutors under James @. Fairs will are
Wtohout any right or foundation in law
or equity The defendants ask for such
relief as may be consistent win ,ha
case made by the plaintiff Charles Fair
IN his action TO test the validity az the
trust had named his sisters as eo-sarona-
ants with the trustees. The exaeutor.
OF the will have not yet answered. ana
,l tney 10 the issue cannot be proper
ly Joined for a contest
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A MARES NEST FOUND,
Did Amateur Athletes Take Part In
sunday Ball Game.

Portland, July i6.-President judge a
the Pacific Northwest Amateur Athles
Union. has had his attention called "a
the fact that the Tacomas and the s..
attic OpSls played a game OF ball SUNDAY
last. and IL IS represented TO him ,hs.
the men comprising the teams belong |,
the Tacoma and Seattle athletic eris
teams. 1t is well-known that the uric,
does not recognize Sunday games, AMI
President Judge intends TO institute
thorough Investigation as to personnel o.
the teams and the disposition of the gas
receipts. If he finds that the gate rs-
ceipts went into the treasury of the cluas
he states that the clubs are liable 10 cen.
sure only. but If the receipts went to tie
individual members, they are liable to h
disqualified.
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Intense Heat I'm Kansas c,,

Kansas City, July rs.-The .,.ro...
fairly sizzled as IL bounded up the tba--
mometer at the United States huraan -
day IL reached IS at o'clock thIs as.ar
noon. and stayed there until snnSat ~,
the streets. however. was where The rnsvs
OF s"eltering humanity fully realized he
$500, OF tae neat. The street readings
the street Out In Kansas YESTERDAY W.
the hottest OF the year. with todav.s Re
ports 10 be received. The hot winds a.
blowing across the fields. hlIsterinr e..
erythihg within reach. There was ons
pSostrauon In Kansas City today.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The COUNCIL 81 the Freach Legion o.
Honor hAs resigned. ia Consequences OF
criticism 20 wshteh q WIS subfey-ses IN
tho chamber II deputies on Saturday last
The Mexican Survivors % the Callna
have fcrS ardec 70 the AeXicSa authorf-
tees a statement attacking the Ras-iac
Mail Company Tor careleSsnesS IN caring
for passengers. TIE survivors also state
that the capt AN II the san Juan sailed
three Survivors chung. Hereafter no YES
sci CtcSrlug from Mexican ports w1ll Do
allowed 20 depart unlesS provided WITH
life beats or Afs crafts pros tsinneA ard
resty u De launched a. a moments no
t1ga
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AGAINST THE FIGHT
Preachers Endeavoring toR.l),
the People Of Texas
CAMBRIDGE MAKES A ns,.
International College Match
American Horses Do Beess.
at Newmarket.
CAMBRIDGE MAKES A n.

Austin, Tex, July 1.-the rn,rs-
Austin came out in a p,lhlicatspr, -.
the morally inclined element Of -. -
to rally to their support in sryinr !, -
press the Coroett-Fstxsimmons So w
Dallas. They desire AL people VA
good morals TO write a vigosoua -. -
against the fight and send it 10 m .s q
and they propose to compile the a.. ~
submit il TO the governor. "a
The Impression in state ofnc4a, 49,
here today is that under no circ,me,s -
viii the letter and spirit OF Atsornsw -
eral Cranes opinion adverse to ~ -
hett-Fftzsimmons fight be depay1es 49, -
II is certain the pugilists vii, NOT ~ -
mitted 70 fight in Texas. The ausha-is, -
are strongly backed by the rnurn, s.ss,'
ment OF the state.
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Hoquiam, July 16.-SpeciaL-Ths picyes
meet at Westport Beach Sunday VA
grand success. There were nine csriosas
from Tacoma and a total OF 20p pcops
with over 400 wheels. Races were wa
as follows:
One mile novice-James Jones' Ianons
won; III. Il. Hubbard. Olympia. seoona
Quarter mile dash--Jamcs Jones. ~
ma, won: NJ. +. Hin. Aberdeen. ss001A'
H y. Hewitt, Portland, third.
Half mile handicap-L- kacnien ~ :,
coma, won; James Jones. Tacoma, ss-''
Cooper Harold Olympia, third.
Five-mile handicap-O. r. Burrows =
quiam. won: w. r.. bartholomew. II
coma. second: A. III. Christopher, oiyn'
pia, third. -.
First time prize. ri. B. Heweu, ~
land; second prize time, W. r. baf'n''e
new Tacoma
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Everett Council PROCEEDINGS.

Everett July 1s.-Special.-The city coun-
ell has again resolved TO enforce the ordi-
nance restraining cattle from running at
large. and also the ordinance prohibiting
dogs without collar and license tag from
running in the streets. F. Hayes was elect
cd poundmaster The matter OF issuing
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 was deferred,
the committee on finance asking further
time 10 decide whether the entire amount
should be made TO fall due one
time or whether il would be preferable 10
make them fall due in installments running
through series OF years.
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The BIack pm story . Fake.

Tacoma, July IA Ledger special from
Port Townsend says: The United States
revenue launch Black Pup, supposed to
have been lost In a gale IN the straits OF
Fuca Saturday night, came into port this
afternoon. Lieut.. West stated that the
fears for the launch were the result OF the
erroneous telegram from Roche Harbor.
which stated that the Black Pup left for
Port Townsend. when in reality she wet
cruising among the island iniets IN search
OF srnugrierS
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NOTABLE ID EAp.

Prof. stephen j. Young, of Bowdosn
collere. died a. Brunswick. Me Tuesday.
Of apoplexy. Tie Was in his usual health
the day before.
Rev. Arthur Brooks aio,i on the steam
shin Fulda on tho passage from South
ssEnp.on % New York lie WAS A brother
~ the hale Phillips Brooks and pastor az
tie church 81 the Incarnation OF New
X~-s<
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THE NEWMARKET RAcre
A Dwyer Horse Wins One, ana m,
Banquet Il Second I'm Auotha.


Banquet IL Second I'm Another.
London. July 16,-This was the Ar. A.
OF the Newmarket second July me~e,,s
In the first race for the trial pla.a vs~s
go was first, VI. F. DIVERS Banaust -
ond, Golden Slipper third. Eleven stared
The course was the Bunbary mle
Dryers Harry Reed won the s.,,s.
plate race, 1oS sovereigns, in which sysr.
there were ten runners over the Fra.
course. six furlongs; A. C. Redsela a.
ond, Barbarosa third. Betting was ~
10 four against Harry Reed
In the trial plate Patrick's Town ma.
the running from Banquet. with s,r-ss
up. until reaching the quarter-yutle ur~s
where Banquet went 10 the front. ana
rafting finish was witnessed, viraeo uss
ming by length. In the selling M.
Harry Reed made all the running, a
won by three lengths. After some live,
bidding Harry Reed was bought in ~
1850 guineas.
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Sale of Centraiia school Bonds.

Centralia, July s.-Specisl-The board
Of directors Of school district No. have
sof 70 Charles w. la Barre g. Co. of
Portland. the bonds OF the district.
amounting 10 81, 0s. issued for funding
the outstanding floating Indebtedness. ie-
ceivlng premium Of 500 therefor. There
were Eve other bidders. the bids ranging
from rsar 70 the above premium. The sale
IS looked upon "a a good one.
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The Cambridge ale Matcn'

London. July Is.-The Campn,ss v.s
versity Athletic Club have cansed % 90. -
their acceptance of the terms liz i
for a contest in track atnis ~, ri
America. The Cambridge team =. -" .s,gs
on August 81. and the contests VIZ - :.
on October 5. Cambridge ins'sIsa. IA
300 dash in preference 70 a 2N-ysI a-,s.s
proposed by Yale. and the
finally consented TO this.
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NII.. Nnthonv on Iove ana nlonmer

Ck5caGo. july 1s.-Ailss Susan r. An.h-
Ony arrived IN Chicago last night Miss
Anthony puts her trust 81 the nev wogn-
an. and ts also in favor Of hloonlerS.
"Men are hard 20 please" she said. They
protested bCca use wcznen'x skirts sirs -ce-t
on the ground. aut now they object he
cause they are too Aigh." She also Is ~
favor OF young men and women making
dove at COLLEGES. where" she saws. ssfAev
can love moro wisely and discreetly than
IN a ball room"
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Stronger Nerves

.bev nurposed 70 put the gold dollar so
mat II wou,3 equal the silver dollar-the
one we had been using and the enc un-
der which contracts had been made. ana
so they resolved TO cut down the goio
dollar 10 make it even with the one .ne
people had been using-that Is me rsa-
son, and the only reason.
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Lexington. July 16.-In the Democratic
legislative primaries today Moses kauf-
man. Blackburns candidate Cor repre-
sentative. carried Lexington over John
Riley. McCreary's candidate. John
Phelps, also for Blackburn, carried Fay
cite county over A. j. Gorham, Nc
Crearys represen sative. Charles Bron-
ston, nominee for state senator. is
Blackburn man. This is generally con-
sidered a significant victory for Black
burn.
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Worlds Running Record Tied.

Indianapolis. July 1s.-lMartin Hos y.
the fleet center fielder of the Indians. y.
baseball club, made a tie OF the so' 49,
record at 100 yards today. He aca 80.
Henry Buschmann, the Indiana -
collegiate champion. The race ocr ,.,
this afternoon at the ball PARK. h1 ~.
completed the distance In 30 800
which Is the record made by II. be'h'''
the professional runner.
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washington City July 1s.-secre,arv
Hoke smith today declined to approve a
request Tor pay for work done on sundav
oT government employees. Three exarnin-
ers VINO were busy in the Helena, Mont.
.sl9 ola.s on sunday asked that they Ee
allowed their regular per diem aIlo,,a,,..
LOT the tme. The secretary holds that
Sunday Is not day for labor.
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Port Townsend. July f6.-Special.-THe
schooner Lizzie r. came down from Sc
attic today heavily laden with merchan-
disa for Cooks inlet. Capt. Kelly thought
tho deck load too heavy and unsafe and
the owner r. A. Gardner. chartered the
schooner Elsie 90 take part 81 the cargo.
A large quantity OF salt viii be taken
along and both vessels expect 10 come
hack laden with hailhnt.
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supreme Court Decision.

Olympia. July SPECIAL. The su-
preme court has affirmed the judgment
in the case OF Maria Owen. respondent.
VS.. the 81. Paul. Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway Company, appellant. from
Snohomish county.
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CarroUton. No. July 1.-THE second
trial OF the Taylor brothers for the muir
der OF the Meeks family was called to-
day. bat. the state not being ready. The
court gave the defense until o'clock
tomorrow evening. when u Is believed
the trial VIII proceed. Startling new evil
dence Is expected
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Victoria. july IA white boy aged u
has been discovered living among the
Berchy Bay Indians He says his name Is
Craigie. that ne ran away from San Fran
cisco where his father - a stonecutter
and that he went TO the tribe OF his own
accord. He seems TO be happy with them
The provincial police viii take charge Of
him and communicate with his parents
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Washington City. Suly is,-Afeiccs -
ne surgeon EcDsrli % the marine hos
we're twenty mew eases 90 yellow fey -
10 Havana during the week ending July
n, au4 etrht seaths. This Is sl5ght
Increase. Tae record A. Santiago de Gu
~ Is slightly worsF.
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Rirh-nc-s,, No. July is.-Cashter T. Z.
Parish, 90 the Farmers Bank o. orrick.
Mo. 1ef, that place qfse'ly, ard Il Is sad
trat from So 90 20 s5a00o Of fne banks
money IS also missing. An expert mas
been sent for. Parish was last seen in
Kansas civ last wednesday.
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THE OAKLAND WATER FRONT
City Defeats the southern Pacific In
tho Local Court.

the Local Court.
Oakland. Cal. J1iy ls--Supsvior IuAse
Ogden today rendered a decision n Ia
yor % The cigY in the famoaS case OF TIA
city 81 Oakland against the water front
company. otherwise. tha southern Ia
ciGa Railroad Company. involving the
tiJie 10 eleven miles og water fFeut. val
ned a many millions az aa'iars AID
watch has been practically IN dispute Ter
forty yearS. Ths decision does tos 70 rs
eire,tly on TIE tltie ~ thira parties hos5-
ing snail portions. bought 70 Eood fash.
fren che s4tsT front company ana iu-
proved
The decision Fec}tcs az length she h.s
tory % The case. givi1g details a. &c the
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Washington city. July h.-rhe state
rnent OF the condition 81 The treasury
shows: Available cash balance. siso,s-ti.-
az, gold reserve, sfe7.l2S.&5-
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4 star ROLLING psT,b NJ

Hartford. July 1e.-SDecfai "A, .ba ,t.,.
Venus was so near the moon a ltttla tEa
'ord glri came running into the house ex-
Gaming; "oh. Papa ard mamma ,erns
49, afsa see. There's q star rolling or
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For Whom 2

Hurried. busy. nervous women are
the ones for whom Pafre's tedefy
compound was especially preparsu-
These men and women with ae1
81 gone and feebly ncurisheo; Ilrsa
JUST the tnvigoraring. strenstn-sn
Ing enect Of Paine's Celery e o
pound Use IL now. and keep Wen.
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No. IInt.l Richelien IL.

s-hssago. July IA Oil for recelyer
fo~ tas Hoesl Rsesgellea vas nied tais
afternoon. The app4-cAe-o1- Es-s izA---s ~
AzE.agsr Esgs~s.
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The yaikyrie TO Sail safufu. a.
London. July is.-Ths Times 1900
roa,nca tomorrow morning tnas
III. sails for New York Saturs3S'
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SPORTING NOTES.

At the Milwaukee races I,nee1ss s,r~A
winners were: Five furiohsTuc: odlssA
legs: seven furlongs, Mare m sr~on ~,
40: eight furlongs. May Ihe .sllg ~ fEs-
eight furfongs, Mordotte. Lea
longs. WarTagla.nd, l:lo. s.v ~
At tho New York races IusyTsns 7,
winners were: Five fuTionz1 Nrs ~
1:o5; eight furlongs. Mckee; e H. s.sA -
a half fmlongs, Hernia, - - firlocfA
a half furlongs. Prig. 1:5fA. IT, farsncA
Casette. 1:05: six AID Jan
Harry Aionzo, l:2e3A. - ~
At the ST. Louis races 1,nss s.sssar 3. ~
ners We're: Six and hair Iul'ysQi ~. -
lie III. l:2s: FIVE furiongs, Flute s: Ers
and a half furlongs. Mere ~, AZ: sgf1
and a half furlongs. Dave So a.. fufsanes
furtong-s. Tartarian, l.ss1z, nv
Little Brambie. opz. a.,.ed2y -
AT tho San Francisco races i.sIila, ~
winners were: Five furlongA ssars' ~
no. I:02A; four f1Iriongsy Hn'...sanFs ~
Pedro. 80; FIVE and q haii LII a -
ing. Major Cook, l:a.s5, s.gss farspssH
longs. Royal Flush. 1.Es. SIS"
selling. BoreaS. IA -
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George W. Cable, tho novelisI;;, - isstS
lover OF trees. and has perscpan tn5s
many on his handsome pla1
while, in Northampton, MSS.
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For binder Irvine and baIs - ~
Mitchell. Lewis & Staver W.
merciaI