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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
toNwAY'A INHIBITION.
Tho rirat 60 Gross spitrbnrgpn from
lnsttp West.

TRoMsoE, Norway. Aug. 22,--Mcssrs.
Trevor, Ba,taye ana Gtawood, the last
two being members OF tho expedition
headed by Sit Maitin Conway, have
returned IN llt,le steam lnuuch. II
" announced that tho results 10 geol.
Ogy ami geography win be very Nalu.
able. Sir Martin Conwny's expedition
was the first TO cross 5piiz0efRe n iIUm
east 10 west. Ia tho central portion Of
the Island was found n vnst eyuiom OF
glaciers and n magnificent ice plateau
Sir Martin Conway's expedition also
made q complete exploration OF the
Horn Sound Tynd, n mountain In the
southern part Of Spilzbergen nearly
1000 feet In height. They report that II
Il a peAk % imposed almost entirely Of
marble.
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spurEeon,s Cholr cominr.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-rhe siackwsll
orpnanhge, conducted by the tabeT.
uncle founded by the late Mr.. spur.
gton, last night neld meeting AMI At.
ranged fof an American tour for the
members OF the chOlr.
Row. ID. LarimVr VI Boston spoke
aud promise that the choir would be
accorded welcome IN Amerlcn.
Rev. DR.. Eaton OF Toronto spoke anu
made similar promisea ior the people
Of Canada.
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nunr smIrm RESIGNS
President cleveland Accepts tbs
Resignation

wAsnlSoTos, u. e., Aug. 1.-THE
Associated Prois is IN position to
stats definitely and certainly that Sec.
Rotary Hoks Smith has rceisneI the
cablaet portfolio aud tbs resignation
has been accepted by President Cleve-
land.
John NJ. Reynolds, second assistant
secretary OF the Interior department,
has been mentioned frequently %
Smiths probable successor. Reynolte
mSde nm excellent tilicial lilo hau
charge Of this difficult work OF review
Of the decisions of tho pension bureau
ard gave general satisfaction. He u
n native Of Pennsylvania. The new
cabinet officer will aava only little
more than elk mnnthu 10 serve aud II Il
regarded probable that Cleveland will
prefer 10 III tho vacancy from the
department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
DEATH AT SMITHFIELu.
W. A. .IhompiOn ni,s From Injuries
bya Moving Maehlu'.

This morning Mt. ID. Il, Colle,t 70.
ceived a telegram tom Smilhheli an.
nounelns tho death TO-DAY OF Mr.. W.
A. Thompson who was yesterday In
jured on mower. II appears that
Mr. Thompson was riding the lmower
when his team ran away, throwing
him to the ground. Tho machine cut
his body up considerably anu he was
badly bruised aud injured internally.
The Injuries proved more than nature
could contend with aud this morninr
proved fatal. Mr.. Thompson was 80
years old aud leaves "A wife and grow
up family, besides very many friends TO
mourn his taking away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
AGAINST HIS CHIEF,
Nye Shys An Rtyoir 10 Whi,lCmOrs
Whom IIc VIII Meet IN IN
Juuniy Convention.

Assistant County Attorney George
l.. Nye has given back the honor con
ierred upon him by Mr.. Whiltemoro by
rendering his resignation. The reason
is found In the fact that Mr.. Nye de.
slEss 10 DO chief himself. That has
been AN open secret for some time,
Tho facts are formally set forth In the
following letter penned by Mr.. Nye's
own right hand and sent to Mr.. White
more;
Dear Slr-lnasmuch rs am candle
date for the Republican domination to
tho Oilco OF county attorney, Tor which
nomination / understand you are your
sef q candidate, 1 deem il oxpedient
for me no longer to retain my present
position nv assistant county attorney.
therefore herewith tender my esiguation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
susplelou. OF American MONEY.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. -. Tue bauhs
OF Toronto orc dnily being moro eus.
pirlnue Of American money. Not ouo
u them Will accept any American
money al par TO any great oxioni
Yesterday tue bank Of Montreal Ia
Montreal refused 10 take United States
bills or silver from any one. Tho
Merchants bank 10 the only bank IN
Hamilton that receives bills NJ par
irom ouaiomerF, IN small amOuats.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
Amy nslIring Hoard AoIourns.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-The army re-.
firing board, after a session OF two
wpekp, having exhausted all the cases
presented, has adjourned. Nine cases
were considered. Major Darling sue.
ceeded In securing potlponement Of
hla case until Oc,ober, and II will be
taken up by tho retifing board In Ban
Francisco. or the niue officers retired
eight Will be recommended for retire.
meni, Col. A, Il. Croilon, Tenta In.
fantry, Aloue escaping. Tho case OF
Lleui. Goodman, Filth cavalry, was
finished. lie has twice before been
summoned, but In each escaping the
retirement, Which this time seems 10
have ovrrlakon him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
No Home From England.

sir William Vernon Hafcouft's re.
ply to the bankers memofial-"You
may rely upon It that her malesty's
government will give no eountenanee
10 any change IN the fundamental
principles Of our money System, not 10
any discussions when they may be-
osllod upon TO take part will they nd.
NIT any doubt MS 10 their intention
nimly TO adhere TO the single g0lJ
Standard"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

Ban Francisco. Aug. 22.-Mrs.
Thomas q. Seliridge Sr., wife Of Rear
Admiral selirldge Of the U. 3. navy,
died In this city last night. Mrs.
Sellridge came to California recently
to visit her two sons who rosido In this
city. She was 81 years OF nge and II
ia believed that tho trip across the con-
tinent hn tened her death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

"Down With FREQ silver" Having
diminished our business, they now seek
90 diminish tho value Of our money.
Having cut our wages IN two, they
want 10 cut the money In which wage
are paid In two; and We will not bave
either one or the other. Tremendous
applause and cheering p
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KILLED by nsSs.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. GA special to
tho Globe ID mocIat from Houston,
Toxaf, say; a. A. Riubscx, n shoe.
maker. wRs assassinaied In his shop
last April by parties who ordered him
TO hold up his hands.
Yesterday two youtht, Joseph Bof.
ger ana August Otto were arrested.
They made a full confession. They
implicated third boy whs, they nv.
sett, did tho shooting. Ho isa san OF
n well known lawyer, tut has skipped
cut. oiiicers are on his traos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

CINcISNAIi, ONO, Aug. ct r.
Hayuock Carriage COMPANY asaignod
today TO the Onion Savings & Trust
company. Tue apsets arc $500, 900, In.
GLIDING I've big chops and sloeki the
liabilities, sil5,0O0.
HRydock died IN 1855 and the estate
was represented by the widow. fhe
failure IL due to recent failures Of other
cafflngo CompaniCH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
ouAnoE AGAINST ruE womAN.
MRS. Manning Suspected Of completely
Ia tho murder.

GUTHRIE, y. r.. Aug. 22.-Mfs.
Deli Manning, vile OF the farmer
murdered last Monday, hos been or.
rested charged with completely In the
murder. The officers state they have
evidence 10 prove that Mrs. Manning
and Grove Hunllcy, who also 10 IN
jail, were In love, aud conspired TO put
the husband out OF the way. Mrs.
Manning IL a handsome woman OF %,
Her pafents, Mr.. ana Mrs. MoGfegor
OF Topeka, Kansas, declare she Is limo.
cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

FALMOUTH, Aug. 22.-rhs Italian
ship francesca, Crgmpa, Captain
Matesca, which sailed from Swnnaea
August 10Th for San Ffanclsc,, has
returned aud put In hero with her
bows badly damaged. lShe reports hav.
log sunk a French fishing boat Mouolo
~ collision on August 18Th. Ten Of
the crew were saved aad fourteen
drowned.
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broke Up the Political Discussion.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-An Inter. Ocean
special from Harrisburg, Pa, saysi
AZ Senator Ben 1iilmAn OF South
Carolina was passing through hero on
his way TO Mount Gretna, he was ques.
toned concerning political Issues,
wheteupon he replied.
~ have not SAID a word about poll.
ties since we lett Chicago, until last
night, when this gentleman here Tin
dicating hie oOmpanion) engaged mo
In n discussion on the money question.
We were going In a quiet, genIeei way
when suddenly n peaked iace was
poked out OF "A berth and u penetrating,
rasping voice rustled the curtains at
the other end OF tho car. Said the
voice.
Wrbie Isl sleeping car, not n politi.
cal car, aud don't see why you gentle.
men DON'T retire anu leave your fellow
passengers 10 sleep In peace
"That broke up the monetary discus.
sion anu We went 10 bed" concluded
Tillman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

silver question that has made Bnuck
and himself ~ odds with each other,
but rather Bucks intuitlng mauucfP.
Bouck may, Il IA thought, challenge
bragg 10 fight duel. They live with.
In twenty mills ~ eaoh other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
t,,,,om scatter. aoia Medals.

BERLIN, Aug. 2s,--In honor OF the
aOOth anniversary OF the foundation OF
the academy Of flne nrts, Emperor
William bestowed gold medals upon a
large number OF artists there, includ'
ing several Americans, among them
Jcles Stewart L1ug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

HUSTsvmLE, Ont, Aur. 2e.-Mir.
spencer Queiir, Mrs. II. Phiilios anu
Que OF Mt. Quaiie's two children were
burnca 10 geath In % IRE which de-.
tirsyei Mrs. Phillips home last ntRh'.
Jvslc Phillips IL likely to die OF burni.
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,rSsArIoNAL roLiIIos.
eeasrni bragg May nave TO fiGh, n
DurI.

CHICAGO, Aug. ga special to the
Iutef.Ooean from Milwaukee sayG
one of the sensations o. the Wisconsin
campaign ia IN interview with Gen.
Bragg al Fon Du Laos on Colonel
Bouck,A candidacy for governor ON tho
free silver ticket. General Bragg de.
olartd that Bouck In "pbytioai
o,wardU and that mis- declarations that
no win be u candidate arc mere wind
aud moOnshino.
GeneIal Bragg says that IL Ia not the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

MADRID, Aug. 22-All the papera
here pfetts, warmly agninst the nomi.
nation OF Senior Pardo rs the None.
Luolan consul at this place, on the
grtuud 81 his fllibustering aDtccedents.
They exprtis tho hope that n nomina.
ton OF thie character which IA certain
10 wound Spanish sentiment will be
anLullel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
Contract Approved.

madrid, Aug. 22,-rhe cabinet has
approved n provisional contract for the
purchase OF the cruiser san Mattinc,
rccrnilv bnil, Mt Genoa, for the Italian
government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

LIMA, Ohio, Aug. 22.-rhe coach dc.
nsftment OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
a Dayton shops was burned tedny; ESQ
ans freight road department building
with n number Of care. The ire wac
checked with a loss OF 800. 0e0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
orr roR AnEnIoa.
~ Hung Chang Emharks ON tie
| III, Paul.

LONDON. Aug. 22.-Li Hung Chang
took q special train for Southampton
today where no embarked on 5t. Paul
for New York,
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I'M rorAL ErLIPsr.
= splendid view ubiained b. His
t'rtctoF.

= splendid view obtained b. nias
tractor.
NEW YORIS, Aug. 22.-rhs Herald
this morning says:
Tue following communication has
been received from Miss Mary Proctor,
n daughter OF tue late Professor II. A.
Proctor, the celebrated astronomer.
Miss Proctor called from New york on
June 20 on tho steamship Ohio, for tho
purpose OF obtaining vlow OF the
recent total eclipse OF the sun, the
steamer being bound on cruise to
Russia, Norway AMI tue la9d Of tue
midnight suns
''5tcamshlp Ohio, Throndl IN, Nor
WY, Aug. 10.
"rnv passengere on board the ship
Ohio Of the Amtrlcan line had a
splendid view OF tho recent total
cclipie OF tho eun which occurred on
tho morning OF August o. The sky
was cloudless and the atmosphere
clear, 20 that We had perfect view
OF tho sum- cotona aud Prominence.
The planets Jupiter, Mercury anu
Venus were plainly 10 be suen during
tue total eclipse and also many well
known consultations.
The tempeFa,uro fell two degrees
from 90 10 81. during tue iOtaliiy and a
perceptibls chill was felt at tho time
The eclipse was viewed from n most
favorable point, northwest OF the
island Of Blotven, the west coast OF
Norway, the latitude 60.57 north,
| longitude 10 80. Tue dates OF the
eclipse are as follows August ., 100.
Ga. 92I.-flTst contact; August o, lon.
63m. :5i., total otgcuration began; Au-
gust ., Ion. 65m., total observation
ended; August o, lob. 50m., lat cJn.
tact. Duration ., totality lm. 85f.
t5igned) MARY PROoroR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

In TINT part % Am RIGA, has been
drowned. He was washed on the
deck Of his yacht, the Flotida, oil MIL.
ford Haven, on Monday night.
a. u. Fenwics, mluer and hunter
Of For Steel, British Columbia, has
lunt recovered the sum OF ci50 from an
Irish gentleman named Flower. Ivy
winning TUT for bfcach Of contract,
which the hunter brought ngninsi the
ltish sportsman. IL appears that Me-.
Flower engaged Fenwicf 10 lead hunt.
Ing expeditions during tho month OF
September, 1896. Fenwiok In conbo.
quonee inhiu elaborate preparations,
hifirg houol, wagons, cowblyp, cooke,
uic', anu was put 10 comfortable ex-
pence. But Flower Failed to leave
ENGLAND aud slso neglected to notify
fenwlok that the trip had been
abandoned.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
One Of the last enterprises Of the late
Sir August Harria was the experiment
with revolving stage mechanism
whereby tho changing OF scenery
might be greatly expedited. The
mechanism Ia now complete and the
next lessee Of Drury Lauo thehter Will
have the advantage Of this improve.
mo1L IL l. probable that AugUstin
Dily will givo Shhkesptnrean TO.
vivnl during his noxt London season.
Tho new play by Mr. Francis entitled
a Blind Marriage, produced at tho
Criterion last Thuud.y evening,
August 20h. IL IL comedy
Of tho robust order In four acts.
The scene Of the first and second
acts arc laid at Monte Carlo anu that
Of the third and fourth acts ut Lang.
dale castle.
Olga Nether,ole's next American
tour Ueglns at Brooklyn on November
End.
Owing TO the failure OF Carmen In
LONDON, Mios Nothersolo has deter.
mined to drop this play from her rep
eftoifp.
Misa Fottesque, who has been rest.
Ing since hUr return from Airicp, II
forming a new comIaay ana will b.
seen IN London during the autumn IN
n round OF Shakespeare cbaraotcrs
She viii be supported BY l.. Il. For
rlth, who went TO Amerir- with BeuT
barn Tree up1a tie latlsi's u q. tut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22

LoSpoS, Aug. 2a.-[Copyrighted,
1896, by The Associated Pfss'.l-rhe
pu., week has bson the quietest Of the
year politically, socially and In levory
way. The main features OF Interest
have bten tho silver question In the
vos, and the Crstnn instruction In
the cast.
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FOUND DEATH IN ms WAVES.

Ar. Richard Erewep, who IA well
Known Ia tue United 2tatts and who,
VITA his brother, Mr.. Moleton g.ewep,
sanoned on tho Powder river, Wyo.
ming, 81 thu heigh. o: the cattle boom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
BABYLoNIAN HISTORY.

News OF tho great success OF tho
enlyeIally OF PsnnUylyanla expedition
70 bAtylonia has been received here.
ms most notable result II the excava-
ilonA Ia that the hibtory Of the Baby
lonlAn people as accorded In cuneilorn
wiling on TABLETS, Is carried back ut
,seHl ZOO years further than yet
hhoWn. There Ia now abundant witt.
ven evidence that Babylonia existed
anu was civilized enough 20 be able
70 wtilo nt lenbt seven thousand years
oelote Chrlsi. Prof. Hilplecht is nj
p'.stn' at Coneiantlnople arranging
,ui me Classification OF the inscriptions
W Ollprta nf Hrloalaen yul..a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-22
UNPLEASANT TO FAuRE.

The French newspapers are making
things very unpleasant for President
faute, whom they accuse OF coefciv'
iim. They cay the people are seriously
dhcutalng q consulate or a directory.
During his recent tour VI France he
anumod tho ais Of q sovereign, insist.
lug upon triumphal arches aud saluieP,
anu that the garrlaons DO turned out to
receive him. Now, fer the year's 70.
eeplion the presidents Las seconded the
Napoleonio costume after tho portrait
o. Greuze--a black velvet coat, en-.
bfoldoreu with gold threat, waistcoal
WIN wide lapels, high boots. holt,
and carrying n gold hiltfd BwOrd.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-05
A Narrow Escnpe,

Spokane. Nov. 3.-Mrs. Hendricks,
wife of Wood Hendricks, residing at
.2171a Front avenue. had a narrow es-
cape from being killed this morning,
as a result of the careless blasting that
has been going on for some time at the
site of the Northern Pacific carshops.
She had but a moment before arisen
from a chair upon which she was sit
ting, in the front room of the house,
when suddenly there came a crash of
breaking timber and lath, followed by
a fall of plaster from all over the room,
and a piece of rock weighing about
twenty pounds fell to the floor just
where she had been sitting. Upon in
vestigation, it was found that the mis-
sic had been thrown into the air from
a blast set off by Contractor Benefits
men at the site of the work now going
on at the shops and carried forty rods,
when it came crashing through the roof
of Hendricks house.
From numerous complaints made,
the police have several times notified
Contractor Bennett that he must be
more careful in blasting at that point.
Only two weeks ago all the front teeth
OF a timer by the name of Brown, who
was at work Oh the roof of the new
roundhouse, were knocked out and his
face lacerated by being struck by a
piece of rock thrown by a blast. In
view OF this last piece of carelessness,
Chief Hawthorn says he will take steps
to effectually put a stop to the reckless
risking of human life.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-05

A terrible explosion of gas occurred
At the South W~ilkesbarre shaft of the
Lehigh q Wilkesbarre Coal Company.
1t is reported that six men were so
badly burned they will die. The mine
was not in operation and only about
fifteen men, mostly repairers, were
inside. So great was the force of the
explosion that it shook the surface for
miles around. Smoke coming up the
shaft prevented the rescuers from going
down. The mine is one of the most
gaseous in the anthracite region. Five
years ago seven men persisted in an
explosion there.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-05

San Francisco, Nov. S.-Uncle Toms
Cabin, II of the noted landmarks of
California, was destroyed by fire yester.
day. The Cabin" as il was mora
Familiarity known, was a resort built
l n early days and was at that time
called after the Star and Garter. A still
famous coaching inn of England. II
was situated at a bend in the road inst
beyond San Bruno. 1t was a pleas.
ant drive over the well.kept toll road
and the table at the hotel provided the
best the markets afforded. The pron.
erty belongs to George Lent. who in.
herited 1t from his father. The house
VIII prove a total loss. Thomas Klink.
lessee OF the place. with his wife and
TWO children, were asleep when the fire
broke out. They had barely time to es.
cape and lost all their possessions
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-05

indianapolis, Nov. 2..-The secretary
OF the state board of health has a case
reported from Columbus, where a man
persisted III kissing his sweetheart who
Is alarmingly i'll with diphtheria, by
which he also contracted the disease
The secretary therefore wants to inter.
d'ct all kissing, concerning which he
says:
II am convinced of the difficulty the
health board will meet in irving to
taboo kissing among sweehesrts. AL.
though a most dangerous pastime.
there seems to be an inherent tendency
to indulge in it, and we have little
nope OF ever being able to do away
with It, may have to recommend a
disinfectant. All that will be nec.s.
sary will be to rinse the teeth we'll
with 1t and rub it well on the Inns.
That would insure against the dangers
resulting from OSCILLATION"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-11-05
WILL SEARCH FOR TREASURE,
Wild Scheme OF II Young s%eafsrlUI
Man.

Wild Scheme OF II Young s%eafarUE
Man.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-MariN
WEIGH, a young seafaring man who
sailed out of this port for some time u
third mate of the steamer MeIio, li
arrived here from Minneapolis, whef'
he has been living the quiet life OIL
landsman for nearly a year. The oS
jcct of Welch's return 10 the coast lsD
take charge of a small expedition ID
search of the lost treasure island
supposed to be located somewhere nAl
the Clipperton group. The schoOHS'
Moonlight recently returned HON
an unsuccessful search for the islana
but this fact does not appear to nave
a lettering effect upon WEIGH. N
believes he is in possession Of informs
ton which will render his voyage SUI
cessful.
IAN old shipmate of mine often t@0
me about that island, and assured l'
that he had been there" said Wecn
He was always after me to proniF
that some day l would look up the "
land and make for myself a fortune ON
of the rich guano deposits there. ~
described the locality and provided n'
rough charts, drawn by himself. Ihss
| now have in my possession. 1t mlsu'
be that | am going off on a fools q.
rand, but nevertheless | am going "
try it. | have interested a well'lOu'
relative in the scheme, and he has Py
vided me with the necessary FUNDS Nv
the expedition. 49,.
MY plan its to charter a small ",
stanch schooner and with a few CIV
seamen start out for at least a yesI
cruise. If l am fortunate in secui'D.
the kind of a vessel | want | VIII y,
away from here inside of a month. /.
think l can account for the Moonls.
failure to locate the island. The NV.
in charge were misinformed as TO Wv
locality"