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Evening journal., 1895-06-29
sALIsBuRYs cABlNEr.
Englands New Premier Has Completed HIS
Ministry.

LONDON, June 29-The MARQUIS Of
Salisbury has completed the work Of form
ing new cabinet. Tho new ministry is
as follows:
Premier and secretary of state for for
cign affairs, the Marquis of Salisbury;
president Of the council, the Duke of Dew
onshiro; lord high chancellor, Baron
Halsbury; lord privy seal, Viscount Cross;
chancellor OF the exchequor Sir Michael
Hicks Beach; secretary of state for home
affairs the Right Hon. Sir Matthew
White Ridley; first lord OF the treasury,
the Right Hon. A. j. Balfour; secretary
of state for the colonies, the Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain; secretary of state
for war; the Marquis of Lansdownc; first
lord of the admiralty, The Right Hon.
George J. Goschon; secretary Of state for
India, Lord George Hamilton; president
of the board of trade, the Right Hon. @.
II. Ritchic; president Of the local govern
ment board, the Right Hon. Henry Chap
lin; lord lieutenant of Ireland Earl Cad
ogani lord chancellor of ireland, Baron
Ashbourne; secretary for Scotland, Baron
Balfour of Birleigh; financial secretary
of treasury, Mr.. Robert William Hanbury;
under secretary for foreign Affairs, tho
Right Hon. George n. CurzOn
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
san rranel.eo,. Flre Io..e..

SAN FRANCISCO june 20.-It was sup
posed that Thursday nights fire would
tend 60 re-establish the insurance COM
pact. The aggregate loss of $500, 600, di-
vided among 40 companies, has not brought
the different agencies closer together, and
they are again cutting rates, particularly
on dwelling risks. The total loss on the
fire is placed at 81, 10000 Three hun
dred families are not only homeless, but
have lost an their belongings. Great des-
titution prevails. A relief fund has been
started
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
I'D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TIE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Stocks Feverish To-day Owing to the
Weakness OF Chicago Gas and Sugar.
Korce Of Bears Attacks Csntsred on
Chicago Gas ON the Report That tho
Company Would Have to suspend
Dividends.
Special Dispatch Evening journal.
New YORK. June 20 Il p. m.-stocks
have been feveriah to day and the weak
ness Of Chicago Gas and Sugar pulled
Gown the remainder Of the list.
The. force OF the bears attacks was
concentrated on Chicago Gas on the re-
port that the company will probably have
to suspend dividends, pending a change
Of its plant to permit OF the manufacture
Of gas out of oil instead Of water.
This will cost fully $4,000, 600 and the
Rockefeller interests propose TO pay the
greater part Of it ont OF earnings and
thus obviate a further issue OF bonds.
Sugars decline was due to liquidation,
and the stock was held fairly steady to
enable large operator to distribute
about 9. 600 shares without breaking the
market.
Tennessee Coal and Iron had an esrly
spurt which WAS subsequently, lost In
sympathy with the break in Indussrials,
on the announcement Of an advance
Of s per ton in price Of pig iron This
makes a rise Of t275 ton since April /.
The CAmmack party made drive
against the graugers and some stop
orders were caught in Northwest and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
st. Paul Was fairly well sustained on
the execution Of few buying orders for
London account
The Whiskey Trust was hammered by
the Greenhut brokers on the hint that q
further reduction on the price Of dis.
tilled spirits will be ordered early next
week
American Tobacco, common, reoedsd
because there we're no more supporting
orders from the shorts and prominent
Official Of the company was credited
with selling part of his speculative
line
Rubber Common Wfs steadier on the
semi official announcement that a state.
ment Of the company's condition will be
furnished to the Stock Exchange without
farther delay.
General Electric held It's own on the
award OF contract TO supply the Lake
Street Elevated OF Chicago, with electric
motors
Atchison gained $65. 963 in earnings
FOR third week Of June, and Big Four
gained $50, ,SG4 for the same period,
The bank statement showed a loss of
81 8i9, 325 in surplus reserve and the
banks now hold S94, 225. 925 above legal
requirements.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
soAooLs IN WoaoesTIR COUNTY
Various Commenoements Held by the
Graduates Last Night.


Snow HILL, Md, June 20-W Worcester
county schools were all closed yesterday
and the commencement exercises Of the
Snow Hill High School were held
in the High School hall last
night John Riley was vsledictor-
ian, Miss Bsulah Dennis, salutatorian
Harold Boehm, historian; Miss Helen
Clayville, prophecies, and Miss Efiis
Csrmean, poetess There were nine
members Of the graduating class. The
address 10 the graduates was made by
Rev. William Swan, Of the Mackenzie
Memorial Church j. Edward White IL
principal Of the school.
Similar exercises were held at tho
Buckingham High School at Berlin, Of
which E X. Wilson is principal. There
we're eleven graduates who we're
addressed by Rev James r Campbell
The salutatorlan was Miss Nellie No
Farlane. The vsledictoriau WAS Miss
Louise Holloway historian, Miss Dorothy
Hammond; prophecies Miss Jennie
White.
The schools we're open one month
longer this year than was at frst antici-
pated, owing to the extra appropriation
made for that purpose by the county
commissioners, and which was included
in the levy Just made This was one Of
the Items which entered largely into the
Increased taxation for this year.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
ne watehed nn Enntr rrnnE.

SPRrNGFlELD, Mass, juno 29.-Gilbort
Barard, a frenchman, watchman at the
Boston and Maine engine house I'm this
city, was bunkoed out Of S42O 10y two un-
known Frcnchmen. They represented
themselves as owners Of a farm and hired
Barard ms farmer They induced Barard
to draw his money out of the bank, pre-
tended to put it in a trunk, together with
a supposed roll of $780, 600 of their own,
locked the trunk, took the key and left
Barard TO watch It, Barard watched for
an hour and half before discovering the
trick
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
nay RIdeo IlroursIon, sunday. JuIy ;,

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny will run It's next popular excursion
10 Bay Ridge on Sunday, July z. Trains
will leave Market street station at 20 a.
m., Delaware avenue, 2 50am. Fare fol
the round trip 81. Trains will iun to Can
ton, thence down the Chesapeake bay by
steamer Columbia Numerous improve
ments have been made at Bay Ridge this
season, and many new attractions added.
The return trip will be all rail, arriving
at Wilmington about o'clock, NJ. For
a days outing this excursion exceeds ali
others leaving Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
sho wili Not Prosecute.

Rev w w. Sharp Of Wesley N E.
Church, who was to have been the ofiicl-
ating minister at the Hoffman
q eglor wedding at No 1907 Linden
Wednesday wos informed by Hofman's 8
brother yesterday, that the missing
bridegroom WAS out Of town, but would
be back IN a few days aud would reume
his place in the firm Miss zlegler stated
to a reporter that Hoffman could come
back when he desired and with safety
She had no Intention Of prosecuting her
recreant lover.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29


but Not because He Had Been Overdriven.
Called Hard Names In Print by Celebrated
Journalists.
LONDON, June 20.-Riohard Croker is
wild with Indignation, and William
Simms, his colorcd jockey, says he will
sue Tho Sun for $50, 900 damages Thoir
anger is due TO story from the pen of
Jerome x. Jerome, in which he speaks Of
the former as 'once prominently connect
cd with that gang Of rascality, Tammany
Hall, " and Of the jockey as a "half caste +"
This criticism is based upon an account
from Newmarket of the latter's cruelty in
driving one Of his employers thorough
breds from that town TO Cambridge and
back, distance Of 20 miles, within an
hour to win wager
Tho horse dropped dead on the way
back, and the Royal Society For the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty TO Animals has sent
an officer from this city TO investigate and
may prosecute.
Horny Labouchero says in Truth, II
cheerfully would see Simms nogged along
the high road and made to run until ne
dropped dead.
Croker returned TO town last evening
ana addressed the following lcttor to La
bouchere' Approaching the worldwide
reputation you have for fairness, / am
surprised at the paragraph in the present
issue Of Truth with reference to Simms
having driven a horse TO death AS the
owner of the horse permit mo 20 state the
facts. You quote from Tho Sun a state
ment entirely erroneous.
"Simms did not drive the horse on
that occasion. 1 drove him, aud there
was no wager Simms drove another
horse into Cambridge at the same time,
both being my property. We left New
market at $3.50 a. IN. and reached Cam
bridge at 1926, the distance being about
l3 or IA miles. The horse that died was
driven back toward Newmarket in az
dying on route. On the way to Cambria,
the animal slipped shoe, and / think a
piece of flint caught I'm tho h0pf, causing
lockiaw. The horse was resh0d at Cam
bridge, and at that time showed no signs
of approaching death
He was a good horse, equal to the
task of travelling the distance from New
market to Cambridge in much better time
If forced. The horses record in America
was 2.l3k for q milon
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Made a Horss Run Awnr-

Laura Massey got into trouble last
night. Laura forgot that 10 wasnot
fourth Of July yet Aad threw down a big
torpedo at the corner Of Delaware and
Market streets. The bomb made an
awful noise and horse hitched al
Ferrls's drug store started upwards N
the air as II be had been nkyrookst
attachment to Laura's torpedo. When
the horse came down he landed In 4
frantic run and started up Delawars
street Into the Gilpin House alley, nearly
killing two citizens who just escaped by
q few inches
Miss Massey was arrested aud taken
before Mayor Boyd. She was faed ri. 5O
and warned about celebrating july 4
before that glorious day dawned.
Policeman Morgan had a fast chase to
catch Laura, but he finally brought her
In with a round turn.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
KnIehts Going 40 ReadInr.

Wilmington Division No. 1, Uniformed
Rank, Knights Of Pythias, expect to take
800 people TO Reading with them
on August 90 when they take
part In the parade there with the
First Regiment Band. Wilmington
Division has the honor Of being one OF
the two divisions from outside the State
OF Pennsylvania which has been invited
to be present. The division will decide
on Monday evening whether to take part
Ia the competitive drill.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Feast of st. Peter and st. Paul.

To day Is the anniversary Of the feast
of st Peter and st. Paul In the Roman
Catholic church. To morrow special
services will be held In all the churches
throughout the land. commemorative Of
the event In 81. Peters pro cathedral.
solemn high mass will be celebrated Ia
which Revs. Fathers Hughes and Nc.
Sweeney, recently ordained, will parsicl.
nate
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
orowa IN ! nor prown.

NEW YORK, June -Twelve-yoar old
Joseph Cronin of l06 East Ninety first
street was drowned in the East river at
the foot Of Ninety-flrst street while 100
people looked on at his struggles. The
boy who could not swim, went to the
river to battle with number of youthful
companions.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Heart OF the Town gurnea.

OrTERBEIN, Ind, June ga destruc-
tive fire nearly wiped out the central part
OF this town. Il started I'm the big elo-
vator ON the Lake Eric and Western
tracks The elevator, with many thou.
sands OF bushels Of grain, was destroyed.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29

with William Newlove. Mr. Pattlson Is
now a ChicAgoan.
Miss Lucy Watts has returned to VIII
mington, after a visit TO Mrs. R. Z.
Watts. accompanied by Mrs. Wattss
little son
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
A PARK TEMPERANCE REILLY.

Friends OF Prohibition Will Hear a
Speaker From Maine and One From
Maryland Next Saturday at sheilpot
A grand rally Of the friends Of temper
ance and prohi bition Is arranged for
July 6. afternoon and evening,
in Shellpot Park Volney b
Cushing. Of Maine. will speak In the
afternoon at o'clock on the sub
isct "Under Which Flag and Q1incey
Lee Morrow, OF Snow Hlll. Md, will
speak In the evening at 8 o'clock, sub
ject TO be announced
The services OF the strong temperance
singers, Mr. and Mrs O. c. Beve-
ridge, OF Nebraska, have been Sc
cured as an additional attraction
for both afternoon and evening
This will make a specially strong pro.
gram and extra facilities Will be provided
TO accommodate q large crowd. Friends
may take basket lunches for tea, or they
may secure meals at the lunch counters
In the park
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
This morninr's Fire

An alarm OF fire was turned Ia at 12 10
to-day from box No. b2, caused by
blaze in the frame house
No. 1902 Heald street. occupied
by 3 colored family The Delaware and
Relisncs companies were Ia service. The
loss was 500 Cause unknown. No
insurance.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
why the Clant. loo Came..

BALTIMORE, june 29.-Left Fielder Ed
die Burke Of the New York Giants has
been laid of without pay. The losses of
the three games in Boston aud two
straight here were tho existing cause
Two other Giants are under suspicion.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Ex-Governor's Grandson Sent to JAIN.

CovINGToN Ky, juno 29.-Judge W.
III. Taft sentenced Edward Crittenden, a
grandson Of ex- x-Govornor Crittcnden Of
Kentucky, TO serve is months in the Ohio
ponitentiary for rining mail mattor at tho
Frankfort postoiiice, whore he was enl-
plOycd
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
chIonrn nInslnr PrInn..

Wheat. July. 7A; Sept. szl; Corn,
July, f2s Sept 4sj6 bld;Oats. July, y,2s5s; sept,
t5le; PORK, July, u 40; Sept. % sea; Lard ,
july b.1s&; sept SEA hibs, July, 63iJf;
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Incidents Of the Day.

The pier service will be continued to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. Cleaves whose granddaughter
was killed At stanton recently has
grieved over the accident until she
wanders about At night unless carefully
watched.
Harry Newlove, upon whom an operation
was performed on Thursday night by
fhiiadelphis specialists, is reported to be
Improving rapidly.
James Z Biggs presented ine cane
70 the Committee on Sports.
A wagon In the .archway at the old
market house will be fitted up by bur
lesquers to advertise the coming cele
brhtlon.
Little Helen B. Foster, daughter Of
Mr. and hrs. Arthur Foster, was buried
IN the M. X. Churchyard yesterday
afternoon at o'clock
superintendent Lancaster, of the New
Castle Gas Company. Is kept busy put
ting In the improved gas lights this
warm weather.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
stnhnnt. EnrnlIed M, .Inll

For entrsnce At Goldey Wilmington Com
mercial and Shorthand College. Day ses.
sions begin September Pad, night sessions
Ssptember 30th. Send for free catalogue.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Personal Events.

The military drum corps, which will
head the National Guard here on July 4
will contain twenty players.
Rev. W. Fliz Simon, Of Zion, Nd.
will probably preach here several times
during the absence Of Rev. s. B. Wylle
on his proposed European trip next
month.
Francis NJ. Munson. Jr., eldest son OF
ChaplainMunson. has arrived home for the
Summer from st. Johns College. Annap
ellis. Mr.. 8unson has joined Company ii
lssac Richie, q resident OF this
hundred living on the Kee farm, now
wears the uniform Of Delaware a. a
member Of Company d.
Mrs. w. d 0riei has returned home
from a visit TO PHILADELPHIA.
Edmo Pattison is visiting here. having
recently returned after an extended trip
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
SEYEHlY-TWO WERE EXAMINED.

A Warm TImo OF 10 In No. 7 6ohuoI
Building, Where Applicants for Teach
era Certificates Were Assembled.
Seated In rows twelve deep In one OF
the class rooms Of school No. / seventy
two applicants for positions az
teachers IN the public schools of
New Castle county, WIRE busy all morning
taxing their brains ov,r @ series Of ques
tions propounded bv the superintendent
Of public schools Willard Truitt. To-
day was the date set for the examin-
alton Of teachers for first grade,
second grade The majority Of those
who took their examination 10.
day live In Wilmington and vicinity.
The examination continued until late In
the afternoon
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Beautiful Center-rable nool.

You want something artistic FOR your
csntre'table Something that will instruct
a well as amuse Well, get copy OF
"Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
In cloth and gold. It is a beautiful port
folio OF artistic master pieces and 81 70
will buy It. Made 10 sell at SO. Only a
few left Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
of1ro
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Clenred fnr Hamhurr

to-day for Hamburg with ASS. 795 gallons
oil valued at &62.S7
Evening journal., 1895-06-29

Rev. Father MoI1snna'a New Parish.
Rev Father b. J. MeKenna who was
recently ordained at Troy. N Y and
appointed assistant priest Of St Peters
Church. Pougbkespsie, has gone to the
latter city, to assume the duties Of his
Ifila
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Cotton-Now Yorh OIosing Prioes.

July, 80 bid; .6.Sl asked; August, sl
bid; 6 81 asked; September 81 bid: q IS
asked; October, 0g1 bid; a3 asked.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29

snapper lunch at McCormicks, 8, Front
and Washington streets. tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
SURETY ON BONDS.
AMERICAN SURETY co.
OF NEW YORK.
NO. 902 MARKET ST.
CAPITAL 100000. SURPLUS, sl.25o.ooO.
WILMINGTON BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Jas. p. Winchester, Henry A. DUPONT,
James II Wilson, Lewis &. Vanderbilt,
James Megary, Hugh q. Browne.

The American Surety Company furnishes
bonds for executors administrators. trustees,
receivers, guar ians assignees and for other
nduciaries, internal revenue bonds. replevin
nished.
Corporate suretyship supersedes private
bOndemen, because:
lst. IL relieves those who are asked 20 be
sureties from doing so TO their own discomfort
and loss.
2d. IL relieves those who are required 10
give bonds from being under obligations TO
any one.
81. 10 Is never abandOuded for the old
method when once IL has been tried.
W. L. TRENHOLM. President
HENRY ID. LYMAN. Nice-President.
WILLIAM y. kENES. Secretary,
HENRY q. WILCOX, Solicitor.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Thal hIaIksl saaare RaIlInr.

Colonel J. Harry Rogers, Of the trus
tees OF the market fquare is superin-
tending the work Of placing that new
iron railing around the square. The
workmen are making rapid progress.
The superintendent says that nearly
every citizen has different suggestion
TO make about how the railing should be
constructed. All the material was made
IN this city at the Deleware Iron Works
Now II Oity Council will only run !
moving machine over the streets there
all will be we'll.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
WOUNDED IN THE SIDE.
Lewis List Shot in His Sisters
Home
BY AN AoOIDEETAL DISCHARGE

Girl Throws = Torpedo That Causes a
Horse to Run Away and Nearly KIN Two
nzen-KrsctInK the Iron Fence at Market
Square.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, June 29-The west
end Of town was greatly excited about
10 o'clock last night by a shooting
Operators at the p, w. & B. station
we're dumbfounded at 80 BY several
people rushing In and entreating the
telegrapher at his desk. In the name Of q
heavenly power, TO rush a telegram
to Wilmington so that the relatives Of
Lewis f. List might hasten to New
Castle on the 10 o'clock train 10 time to
see Mr. List breathe hla last. As the
train had then left Wilmington, Oper-
ator Wise explained the utter useless
ness Of such an attempt and tho party
left in despair.
Lewis F. List. a well-Known Whining.
ton paper hanger, has been working OF
visiting here for several weeks past
boarding st the home OF his sister on
Clayton street In what is known as
Eliason's row. Late last night Tommie
Ryan, who drives a milk wagon, was
amusing several people In the dining
room Of Mrs. Slsttery's house displaying
s new revolver. List, who had been
reading in the room, started TO back
away from the revolver, Il is said, being
only short distance from young Ryan.
While he was still on the same side OF
the table with Ryan the hammers went
down and List foil across the table
apparently mortslly wounded. Then Is
when his friends rushed to the nearest
telegraph ofhos
The house was soon filed with friends
and neighbors aud when an EVENING
JOURNAL representative. In company
with Policeman Harrington, arrived In
the neighborhood there WAS considerable
stir and the room where List lay suffer-
ing was filled.
DR.. David Stewart reached the house
At 10 10 o'clock and az once began to
operate on the wounded man who had
been struck In the right side below the
fourth rib. He probed FOR the ball and
extracted It. Now Lists only danger IL
blood poisoning which is not at ell likely
to come II proper care Is taken.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
Artisans Savings Bank
no. s01 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware.
wnlninSton, Delaware.

Intsrost allowed 90 deposits Of money fos
one Or more calen m0ntba &C the rate oi
4 per cent. pcr Fuf ums Aone7 loAntd On
mortgages on re& q lto.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29
1T STIRRED UP CROKER.
An English Paper Says Simms
Drove a Horse to Death.
THE JOCKEY WILL SUE FOR LIBEL.

The Horse Dropped Dead, Croker Admits
but Not because He Had Been Overdriven.
Called Hard Names In Print by Celebrated
Journalists.
Evening journal., 1895-06-29

New York stocks-Oiosing Prioss-1e n
Evening journal., 1895-06-29

BANKINa AND TINANOTAL.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-04-23
BROoKHAvEN MISSISSIPPI, TUESDAY. APRIL %. 1895.

bow aoout wool, that has not increased
In quantity but has decreased 90 per
cent in price? How about horses that
have been selling in Colorado for e5 .
head?
The fact is that Coins book Is either
dangerous faliacy or an alarming truth.
Cleveland is not in 1t, nor the tariff,
and neither will cut any figure in the
next presidential election. Tho shib-
boleth will be ''Give us back the dollar
o: our daddies, and coin IL freew The
old alignment of parties will not be in
1t, but the cry from the West and the
South will be: "Silver and gold! One
and insenarable, now and forover?
BILL AR.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1895-04-23
"a LITTLE NONSENSE"

-Father-''So you wish to make my
daughter your wife?" Suitor-"Well,
it's the only way can see of becoming
your son-in-law."- Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Newspaper Editor-"Juan, take
that cat away; cannot write with the
row it is making. Where is itY' Juan
why, sir, you are sitting ON it"-El
Diluvio.
Miss Blanc (contemptuously)- -
"That's a nice-looking watch; did you
have to buy a suit of clothes to get
thatr" John Ware (refectively)-"No;
on the contrary, had to sell ONE
Harvard Lanipoon.
-Hicks-"There was . burglar at
my house last night completely
cleaned us out" Dix-"You don't say
so! Didn't he leave anything?" Hicks
-"Yes; he left the kitchen window
open. ."-Somerville Journal
Absent Minded Professor (who has
been snowballed by naughty boys on
the hill-side)-"I must send q commu-
nication to the academy regarding the
phenomenaliy large snow-hakcs this
winter. Batter.
eft folks rally b'iieved," said
Uncle Eben, .dat money am derroot
OBJ de evil. de ginerosity ov de human
race in tryin' ter red one snuddah oh
trouble 'ud make ebry man pooty clus
ter a saint t"-Washington Star.
-yeweler There's no money in
handling plain gold rings any more y
visitor-''Oh. think there Is lam Z
minister. / usually get . ten-dollar
bill for slipping them ON the brides
finger. er."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
--Parvenu Hostess Ito stable-boy, at-
tired as water for the occasion Of Z
dinner party)-.'Jamss, why do you moi
all Mr.. De Glutton's glass?' James
"Lor', ma'am. what's the use? He
cmpties it as fast IS Ifill il. it."-Titi3ita.
-Hoax-"How much are those ban
anas?' Fruit vender-"T'ree centa do
piece, fifty centa da DOZEN" Hoax
ssThree cents apiece and Atty cents Z
dozen! / suppose that's an Italian
count, isn't it?"-Philadelphia Record.
know that the service
hers is quicker than at other plncos;
but the portions are certainly only
halt the size. WaiterS- TIE sam(
thing. sir Rsmsmhes that ~ siyal
!wiee who gives gpiekl