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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-12

3 LoU1sVILLE, Sept. 1i.--To-dny's
game was almost a repetition of yes.
terday's contest. tho fielding OF the
home team being the feature Attend,
ancc, ] 400. III & s,ai
Score: RHE
Louisville 500 { Q 10 Q 0 0 Ia 0 4
Cincinnati 80 40 . 90 80 f0--2 o 8
Earned runs, Louisville q: Cincinnati 2.
Pitchers. Cunningham and Ehret. UNI
pirc, Lally. Time l:2s9. 8, h l55i5 2l3
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bryan. Third No,If,rntlon.,

:. WASHINGTON D. c., sept.s.1i.:-
chairman Butler OF the Populist ma
!lonal committee to-day received a5let-
Yer from Senator Allen. chairmanlltof
Sne notification committee, Informing
nm that his letter Of notification Would
hs delivered to Mr.. Bryan on the 18th
instant. Senator Buffers letter to Mr..
y, watson Will be delivered on -the.saIne
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Y GoERLITz, Sept. 1l,-Emperor Will
lam to-day assumed command In person
OF. the eastern forces engaged in the army
manocuyers. His majesty pushed his left
occupied commanding grounds. supported
his centre with a battery of fifty guns
and finally took up opposition on the slope
Of tho strohmberg, compelling the Snxons
TO yield NIL along the line. II a.
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Eatned runs, Toledo 2: Wheellng 2.
Two-base hits. Arthur 2. Halter 2. Home
Hit by pitched ball., Eihm,5 sVetters I. q.
Struck out, by keenan, =; by Kane 2.
Left on bases. Toledo Z; Wheeling II.
Double playa, WeRtIake and Halter: Cooke.
Beck and Kim. Stolen bases, Cecil. Hart
man, Netters,S Cooke q Gallagher. Time,
Las. Umpire. Hubbard. 49, So. n.
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rnlm,,e,lr on for Ioul,ylIIe,

X spRINdEIELp, Ill. Sept. 4. Senator
Palmer, ACCOMPANIED by bis wife. left
this morning for 1.oulsylllec KY where
ito.morrows he and GEN.. Buokner( Wi be
notified OF the snominnt ton for president
and Vice president by the tlonal Dcmo-
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yga,hbnrn anit.Ir'., .. and Mandolin. al "a,

{s :. Prices. x III. III ~
g8 Tho manufacturers OF X WashburnJ
Guitars and Mandollns will change
thelr styles: October IL They have given
us permission, to cut prices on our pres
.entI stock. This applies to pres-i
,ert stock only, as these Instruments
are sold funder contract L at uniform
prices everywhere. This lis 4 the first
times prices have ever been cut. Z Now
Is the time to buy them.
e Is 81 4 +. w. BANNER co. (, ls3iii.
II = S;{ AZ Il 1910 Market Street. n
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! THE whole sys TEN Is drained ana jun.g
dermined by dolcntY ulcers and openS
sores. SS DeWitt's Witch Z Hazel Salyes
speedily heals them It Is the best pile
cure KNOWN Charles r.. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; Peabody2& Son, Benz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-12

WASHINGTON. sept it.--The sena.
tors could not bit carscy effectively
and In the fourth inning the visitors
punched q pair Of doubles and two sln.l
giles. "A one-hand catch OF d. line drive
BY Cross, the general work OF Demont
and the battling. Of Mailman were the
features. Attendance, 1000
Score: 4 & "A + u n 4 - Z, y 81 r n u
Wash.ston al . 3 5o5o % 0 . IL ID j
Philadelp'a go q 0e4 10 Q " 10 10 =
Earned runs, Washington 1. phlladel.
phia I. Pitchers, King and Carsey. I'm
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Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a 1000 page doctor book, profusely
illustrated, Of which $4,000 have been sold
at Sl.so a copy, will be sent FREE on re.
ceipt Of al: cents to pay postage and wrap
ping only WORLDS SDIsPRNsARY Med.
IcAL ASSOCIATION Buffalo, N. Y. S.f..ss25 =
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TRUSTEES 81 SALE. !:
.TRuSTEE,S SALE I

ihiAsSoA LEE . o3AhN. ~ 90
!. r. K Y ~ -
sa By! virtue of "a deed OF trust made ny
Charles kunkel and Georgine Kunkel, his
wife, to the undersigned trustee; bearing
date on tho 18th day Of August, A. D. lSsf,
ana reSoFaea IN ths oSs Of the CLERK
sNirginia,, In Deed OF Trust Book No. IS
Pare 5s3. the said trustee will. on,
;SATURDAY,ETH u ETH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER,s "A D. 1896, ~ ss;SaS'y y
proceed to sell at9public auction at the
front door. Of the court house of said (
lowing described property All that cer-f
tain piece or. parcel Of ground situate and
being In that part Ct tho city Of Wheeling I
formerly called. 6the d Town i ofS South
Wheeling" In tho county OF Ohio, state Of
West Virginia, and known as the south
Sone-half OF lot numbered five (s.f Is lot s., Z
y. SQUARE numbered sixteen 40. IN the !
raid city, together with oil the Improve
ments. situate thereon and ltherounto lbe-5i
sEtERAiS. OF SALE-Cash. ID (
2s,,G LOUIS r. sTlFEL, Trustee. "
tstJsC.. HERVEY,f Auctioneer. 'lJlk5 auto h
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81 ysJ J. hat nef eufer1nR1
are due solely to her own fault seldom
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strength and vigorous vitality are hens ! Ii
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ss Nobody need have Neural GID. h Get Dr..
MllesT Pain, Pills FROM druggists, q One
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NATIONAL. GAMES.

sTo-day's games-St. Louis at Cleveland,
Brooklyn at Baltimore, Philadelphia Mt
Washington; Chicago at Pittsburgh. Boa-
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 11.-Pitching
such as Hastings put up to-day would
win nine out Of ten games but the
miserable support he received allowed
the Colts to win out. Terry pitched n,
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I, |, Eatnsd runs, pittsbursh }. Chicago 4,
7 p,a "a q saeSiAcs HIS. Ryan, ponohae.
stolen stolen bases stertei. Dahleni Mecormioi.
Ieie playr, Dahlsnt pfeffer. and Arson,
81 Mastinga : Hit by pitched ball, Arson.
struck cut, by Terry 4, by Hastings 1.
Time, . hours. Umpire Sheridan. n
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Sometimes It seems
to weary woman that
she must certainly
give up. The sim.
splest and easiest
work becomes an
almost iusurmouns-
able task. Lassitude
almost overcomes
her.. Nervousness
a n d sleeplessuess
and pain harassj her
and life seems hardly
worth the living. n
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.CA@TORIA.i

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S,5ALESMEN-ONE IN EHERY&STATEl
- to sell our cigars on credit Sarnpies.
good pay.tteSpenses and exclusive terrt-5
tory. for! p.pper applicants Address P.SO o.
Bog 1864. New York City, 3sti3ss15 t1e2o.a ~
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FOR SALE III !

tToR SALE "A GOOD FARMfsoNs
II easy, terms. Call and SEQ 1t, four mlleat
out from Wheeling on the Wheeling and !
i Fairmonta pike. Fine buildings 2 OF ~ all 4
Kinds in good repair. md fruit OF nil kinds.s
y In fine shape to make money For moro
Information call and sec for yourself
= ~ - Z az WILLIAM l.. BOWLER,
DIR, w T-Vn ~, ~ 4 tvftJ ~
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Mr.. Frank Erwin leaves noSt week 10
attend the Moody Institute ut Chicago
Hc will take o musical and literary course,
taking from one to, three years.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. King, OF Anvil,
are ut the bedside OF Mrs. NJ A. johnson,
Mrs. Kings sister, who 10 sick at tho resi-.
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j Since tho assignment OF !Batson. Bald.
win 'S& Estel. the east end planning mill
firm the ifirst Of this week. creditors I'm
a large sum on personal paper have been
founda Quite q tangle, In tho conduct OF
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WANTED.

syIT;ANTED-G1RLT o3Do !GENERAIg
sff; housework. Apply at No. 80 Twenty
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F The romans Of Mrs. John r. haywood,
who died at Colernin on Thursday, will be
buried ut MI Pleasant. Mrs: haywood
was 2 splendid woman and had many
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I; Or. J. julius Richardson. OF Washington,
D. c.. IA making atshort. stay with friends
here, having como from New Martinsvllie,
where he has been spending Iaf few days
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BICYCLES E,s, y b
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Lewiston, IuAhO.
SERVICES every sabbath at II O'Clock
a. M, aud 7::D p. m. Sabbath school
meets Immediately after morning serv-
ice. Mid week lecture each Wednes-
day evening nj 1890. Leroy w. Sibbet
minister In charge.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16
Supreme Council $50 Dee

cOnfsrring degrees, individually or In
class, organizing and installing bodies
Of the Rite, etc, see or correspond with
a. Dainas, 32d Degree Deputy Inspec.
tor General for Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

Il, the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
OF the State Of idaho. Nez Perez County
C. F. Mcdonald Msrchan.ile Coz Limited; "a cor
bsu% his Wiz. and Arthur bonne Defsnans
To &. l. De Baum ana May De Baum. his wife AMI
Arthur ODonneil. Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff in
the District Cour. Of the second judicial district, OF
the State Of Idaho. in and 70, the :, County Of
within days Exclusive OF the day Of servce after
the service on you Of This summons. IL in this county
or served out OF this county ba, in this district.
within twenty days. or judgment by default will be
taken against you. according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
Court for the foreclosure OF certain mortgage De
scvibed in said complaint and executed by George h.
Wyman and Lucinda Wyman to Sarah Cawley, land
heretofore assigned to PLAINTIFF on the ith day of
November. A. D.. 1892 To SecWe the payment Of three
ceuain joint and several notes executed by George
II. WymAn and Lucinda Wyman unto Sarah Cawey
all dated November list. 1892. as follows: One note
tor two hundred dollars. due November is 1898. with
at ten per cent per annum: note for 500
due Nov iss 1884, with interest at ten per cent rer
annum; one note fOT 500 due Nov. LIST. 1895. with
interest al per cent per annum that the premises
conveyed BY said mortgage may be sold and the pro-
ceedS applied to the payment Of said amount found
due and unpaid on sad mortgage. SO attorneys fees
lief As the Court deems just and equitable and in
such proceeds are not sufficient pay he same Their
an execution against said fol
the balance due and that also that the said defendants
ana all persons claiming by through or under then
may be barred and fovecoSed Of all right title. claim
lien Of equity Of redemption and interest In and to sait
morgaged premises ana for other and further relief
And that you hereby notified that il you fail :,
appear and answer said complaint, above required
the said plaintiff will apply 10 the Cour for tine relic
demanded In the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal IT the Distric
Court Of the Second Judicial District OF the State o
tSsALl Idaho. in and tor the county of Ney Peree
this 9th day Of May. A. d 1895.
SO. TANNAHilt, Clerk.
By George e. Ert. Deputy.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy Of the original summons issue
in the above entitled action. h witness whereof
have hereunto set my hand and Notaria Seal this Is
day OF July, A. D.. 1895.
IL n. r. SMITH Notary Public
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16
oeyaa RatlfIcstiss Meetias. Free Coisage o
Silver, Is teI.

mass meeting Of a II who favor the
Free Coinage Of Silver IN harmony
with the declaration Of principles.
adopted by the Chicago convention,
and who favor the election Of William
J. Bryan to the presidency, will bt
held at the Court House IN Lewiston,
on Saturday evening, July 1s, 1896, at
8 O'Clock.
The meeting will le addressed by
Messrs James W. Poe, John Green, j.
A. Guyer aud Jas w. Reid.
All who favor the Inaugural ton of a
truly American financial policy for
this country, and The Free Coinage Of
Silver at ratio OF IL to are cordially
Invited I" I've present. Seats reserved
for the ladies'.
A tnrchlight procession, headed by
,, The First Reglmentat Band, will form
ut O'clock sharp, at the city Council
room, aud proceed down Main street
to the Court house.
=. .. TANNAHILI.,
Chairman Go. Dem. Cen. Committee
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

without the cooperation of other great
Nations
"rhe majority platform speaks of the
subject as though II was simple lues.
ton Us to whether we were brave ,eo-
pie enough to enter upon this expert
ment. II Is Il question of business, of
finance. 1t ia a question of economics. !"
mir President, think that the
safest, the best course for this conven-
ton to have pursued was to take the
first step forward in the great cause Of
monetary reform by declaring l., favor
Of international bimetsllism.
Your proposed platform says that
the policy of gold n.onon,et.ailists is a
British policy
"Mr. President, they forgot to tell
the people of this country that it is u
French policy also: they forget to tell
the people Of this country that It is a
German policy; they fail to remind
you that it is Spanish policy also;
they fail to tell you that it Is the policy
of the whole number Of governments
represented in what was called the
Latin union. Therefore, l think, it
looks little, just trifie, like den,a-
goguery, 70 suggest that this is the
policy Of single nation alone
IF bravery, II courage could produce
these results, then you could make
any metal, no matter what 1t might
be, money metal"
tine burdens you have imposed
upon us in he eastern states in the
support Of this platform on Its ques-
ton relating to silver is all that can
he reasonably done. But IN addition
to that you have put upon us the pre-
servatiOn Of the public credit, the
question Of issuing paper money, the
question Of life tenure of public Office.
And this platform Ia full Of ineongru-
Gus and absurd provisions which are
proposed to I've made the test If true
democracy"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16
LeUiStOn DlUlSiOn No. 3.
Lewiston, Idaho.

Meets on third Wednesday aud ~e.,-
Ond Saturday of each month. Visiting
Sir Knights made welcome. y. Les
Thompson, Sir Knight Capt; j. d
McConkey Sir Knight Recorder.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

Firepoof buildings, artistic dwellings
OF every description known to the
trade, and work superintendent. In
ventOrs drawings and specifications
prepared for the patent Office, and cav
eats secured direct through the com.
missioner Of patents. Agent for the
Hand Manufacturing Co., embossed
press casing. mOuldings. corner blocks.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16
l.. l.. STRONG,
UNDERTAKEN,
And Embalmor.
Notice..

Notice.
Persons desiring the services Of a
professional nurse can obtain the
same by calling upon or addressing
Mrs. =. J. Pope. Residence on The
Hin at Edgar Smiths home
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

Le1r1StOn Lodge PERI. Of
Located ae Lewiston.
Scottish Rite Of Ancient Free and .Ac-
ceDted MasOns, meets at Masonic Hall
ut 3 o'clock p. III. on the Third Satur.
day Of each manth. f. II. Afford, V.
NJ; J. ID. McConkey. Secretary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

Senator Hill, Of New York, made
!" part the following remarks before
leaving the Chicago Convention:
II would say st the outset, am q
democrat. but am not IL revolution
YET. will say fl. ther that no matter
What the prOvocation, you cannot
ar've ME nut Of the democratic party"
The queati"n which this ,nnvcn-
lion IA to decide is what /. the best
p'sat'on to take 1t this tine upon the
financial question. In a word, the
question presented Is between inter-
hstioual Simetallism aud heal bimet-
isllism."
Those who ! represent and for
whom ! speak, the IL members of the
'h'nosity committee, ins,sf that We
sooold not attempt to experiment on
I'VE and Unlimited coinage of silver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

Poplar CuDap, No. gOJ,
WoOdmen Of the World.
Meets OH the First and Third Mon
day evenings Of each month. Sojourn-
ing neighbOrs invited l.. l.. Haynes,
Consul KAY l.. Thompson, Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-16

MOMntniH Gem Chtr No. :
Lewiston, Idaho,
Eastern Stars meets every Second
and Fourth MOndays,at 7:3O. Mrs. >.
Wildenthaler, w. NJ; Mrs. Louise
Squier, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-30
wsyLsa's faulrLEss SEARCH.
still Looking for Maceo in the HiIIs-Another
Train Dynamited.

Havana, Nov. 29.-The latest reports
from the province of Pinar del Rio To-
cate Captain General Weyler in the vi
cinity of San Cristobal. He was march
ing westward toward the hills seeking
the forces of Maceo. No mention is
made of any engagement having taken
place.
While a military train was passing
along the central trocha, which ex-
tends from Moron to Jucaro, province
of Puerto Principe, a dynamite bomb,
which had been placed on the rails by
the rebels. exploded, and several cars
We're wrecked. AS soon as the explo-
sion occurred, the rebels, who had been
in ambush. made an attack on the ar
mored car attached to the train.
This car was defended by Is officers
and men, who resisted the insurgents
until assistance reached them from
the troop stationed along the trocha
near the scene of the explosion. The
rebels were driven off with loss of
eight killed. The Spanish loss was two
killed officers and five privates
wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-30
CHANGING THEIR TONE.
French Newspapers Are Becoming Wonder.
fully Friendly Towards England.

London, Nov 29.-There has been a sin
gular change of late in the tone of the
French newspapers toward Great Britain.
notably in the cases of the Steele Matin
and Temps. These papers, instead of at
lacking "perfidious Albion" as has been
their wont. have swung around and now
advocate the cultivation of French al
lance with Great Britain. According to
information from a high official quarter.
the change Is due to a cementing of the
relations between Great Britain and Rus
STA.
Another proof of the existence of an
Anglo Russian entente was announced.
Friday. in the Times. which stated that
the British and Russian governments
were directly arranging system of gen.
eral reforms for Turkey. 1t added that
both Great Britain and Russia had re-
| jected the scheme for the financial of
Turkey that was proposed by France.
Nothing attracting current notice is so
greatly interesting official and diplomatic
circles in Berlin as the advices which are
being received from St. Petersburg an
nouncing the action of the Gar in seiZ-
| ing Independent control of both the in
ternal and external policies of Russia
| since the return of His Majesty from his
| tour of the Continent. Every day the
| Car receives reports directly from the
| foreign and other departments and die
tates his replies thereto without consult
| ing any one except the subordinate Off
Gals of those departments. to whom he
listens. but whose opinions he does not
| ask
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STARVING CHILD
Led New York Man to Steal-The Judge Sus
pended Sentence.

New York. Nov. 29.-There was a
pathetic scene in the Hudson county
circuit court, yesterday. Matthew
Goggarty of No. 412 Clinton street.
Hoboken. was arraigned before Judge
Hudspeth charged with having stolen
bottle of milk. Goggarty admitted
that he took the milk. but said he did
so to save his childs life. He had been
out of work for long time and was
destitute. There was nothing to eat in
The house nor had he the money to
obtain any food. His babe was slow
ly dying before his eyes for want of
nourishment. and in his desperation
he took the milk from an area way.
His wife. with tears streaming down
her face and carrying in her arms the
baby, whose wan. pinched features
told of it's sufferings. corroborated the
mans story.
Judge Hudspeth suspended sentence.
and, handing the woman a bill. told
her to procure food at once. His ex-
ample was followed by Assistant Court
Clerk Purtell and other court attaches
and lawyers who We're within the bar.
The judge also told the man that he
would endeavOr to secure a position
fer him on one of the trolley roads.
Goggarty and his wife wept for joy
as they thanked the Court and hurried
out.
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RocklAMp, -; AUGUSTA, 4.
IA Not Game Tor First Two Periods Spectator
wildly Excited.

Rockand. Nov. -(SpeciaD.-The
Rockland and Augusta polo teams played
brisk game here, Saturday evening. the
home team winning out by a score of Il
to L. 1t was a well-fought game and the
600 spectators present were treated to an
intensely exciting performance.
The score was to at the end OF the
second period. when Jason broke "A skate.
and was injured. being hit on the face.
The affair was entirely accidental The
Augustus thus handicapped were no
longer able to hold out againt the work
of The Rocklands.
The playing OF Pickett at goal was
something fine. he having 80 stops to his
credit. O'Malley for Rockland, had 2s
stops.
Up to the accident to Jason it was any
body's game. but with all the closeness
of the contest. ii was the very cleanest
kind Of playing. DIR. Soule. formerly of
Waltham, refereed. giving perfect salts
faction.
Captain McAndrew played hard
game, and all through the game did his
best to win out. Jason and O'Melia also
did good work.
The playing of the lightweight Elliott
Gay was as fine as any ever seen here.
his drives being sharp and decisive, In
line for the cage; with few misses.
The Rocklands will play in Augusta.
next Tuesday evening.
The teams We're as follows:
ND--Campbeli. l r.; G. Gay.
2 r.; O'connor e.: +. Gay. G.: Maynard,
h. b.; O'Malley x.
AUGUSTA-OM elia. r.; Jason. r..
Phllipg McAp1rcwS H. b.. Pickett. z.