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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
PECULIAR ACTIONS
ora Eouth Side NIIniGter In the BuHintS'
District Yesterday Afternoon.

District Yesterday Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon about 54j
o'clock a telephone message was re-
ceIved at police headquarters saying
that German preacher of'the Eighth
ward was at the Wells-Fargo express
office with a revolver and was trying
to commit suicide. Lieutenant Clemans
answered the summons and found the
man flourlshing gun. He took him 10
headquarters, where Captain behhelI
relieved him OF his weapon and talked
10 him for quite while. The minister
complained OF being In poor circum-
stances and that he had to meet a note
in a few days which he was unable to
do. and 1t had worried him SO that he
didn't know what he was doing. Ihc
chief sent him home and cautioned him
not TO attempt anything OF the Kind
again. HIS friends are looking after
him and he Will be taken care OF.
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FIRKET, June S.-SlatIu Pasbn has
made tour OF the battlefield and rec
ognlzcd the body OF Emlr llammuda, of
the tribe Of Iinbbanln, who commanded
the dcrvish forces during the engage
mcnt here yesterday, which resulted In
the defeat Of tho enemy with heavy
loss Hammula was shot through the
head. The prisoners captured by the
Egyptian forces state that tlsa dervIShcI
were sleeping when attacked Many or
these prisoners salutrd Slatln Pashn
with marked surprise. The last time
they saw him he was prisoner Ot the
Khnllfa at Omdurmgn. from which
place lss escaped last year after having
been In captivity about seventeen years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June S.-Thc re-
suit uf the Republican primaries last
Saturday are sim In doubt, and Il Will
not be known positively who all the
nominees are until after the conventions
tomorrow. Tho Qunyltcs were vIctorl-
Gus In the First, Second, Seventh and
Eighth legislative districts. from all
thnt can be asccrtnlncd. and they also
claim they nominate the legislative can
lIIatrs In the sixth district In The
other districts the MugreItcs won haull-
Is. They also won out on the county
Ticket, except Tor comptroller and Judge,
which are claimed by both factions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

Special Dispatch 10 the Encouragement
HINTON, W. Va, June S,-The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated at the
Democratic primaries In Grcenbriet
county Saturday: House OF delegates,
Colonel B. f. Harlow and DR.. William
NIcClunE; circuit clerk. Jonathan Mays;
county clerk, c. b. Brlstcr; prosecuting
attorney, John A. Preston; sheriff, 8.
II. Hin. Hon. Alex. McVelgh Miller
was a candidate for house OF delegates
on n sound money platform. but was
showed under.
The eighth senatorial Democratic
convention has been called to meet In
this city, August !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

PITTSBURGH, PA" June S-Tho
western cyclones of the past month
have caused sudden demand for wiu-
dow giIss aud stucks at tlFi vari5u1
selling agencies IN the west have been
greatly reduced
Thc unexpected demand has cncour-
aged the Independent factories In the
west lSw,ll az tho9c IN the Pittsburgh
district Factories with 2lS pot cnptc-
Ity nrr In aneratiun at New II 'nsugton,
,Viindlr,uu, Dol; Sorf!iiuWL, a.,
p1nldrli, Alexander and iondlrton,lnd,
and Ithlru, New York,
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Special Dlsnatch to the Intclllgoncer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, June S.-A
serious shooting ARRAY occurred yester-
day afternoon at the Bowen Greek
chapel In the southern part OF this coun-
ty II seems that for some months past
a grudgc has been existing between Tom
Mays and Hurlbcrt Adkins, both citl-
met, and after few words they came TO
blows Adkins pulled n revolver and
fired at Mays, the ball penetrating the
neck Just above the collar bone. His In-
iuriCs are critical
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
TURKISH oUTRAGEs
In Crcte--wNr.hIps lombard the Chris
tIanu-VIIlaErs Sacked aud Hnrncd.


. ATHENS, June s.-The fighting in
Crete occurred Mt Volkoles. and It Is
said that the Turkish wnrahipa bonn
bardcd the Christians while the en-
gugrment was taking place between the
men ashore.
Other dispatches from Crete say that
the Turks have forclbly entered Hernk-
aIcron, have pillagcd the shops, and
that the village OF Gnlntahnvc has been
destroyed.
II Is further stated that the people
asked FOR the protection Of foreign wnr-
ships and that II was refused by the
commanders. who said that their IN
structIons were only To defend the sub
iacts OF the countries to which the war
ships belonged.
During the lighting Mt Volkolcs, a
number of villages were seen to be
burning. It has been learned that the
Kurds In the attack they made upon
the employees OF the Smyrna railroad
Killed two hundred Of them.
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Special Dispatch TO the lntellIGcncor.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, June S.
George ShnmblIn, of the Chesapeake &
Ohio boiler shops here, this evening pull
cd the fire from under boiler and
Crawlcl inalie tu make some repairs TO
an escaping steam valve. Suddenly the
plug blew out and he was flooded with
boiling water and steam, HIS fellow
employees pulled him out and the llesh
dropped from his bones. He Is yet alive,
but with no hopes Of recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June S.-Thr
Damurgnt,s primaries N Hamilton
county tn-nlght resulted In the election
of tgyty-aIx Wlyur aud two gold dcle-
rrtra Ia thr Democratic state epnyon-
don nj columbus juno %. IN" returns
Tonight from other counties SHOW mat
tlsr delegates selected up 70 date to ihe
convention stand ns follows: silver oO'
gold Is. unlnstrurtcd -.
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IL n neat scmi- detached house on the
GllstOn road, South Kensington, this
city. II has u well kept. nld-fashlonGd
garden. Miss Worralrs family is great
~ upset at the news from San Fran
cisco. The only information which they
have on the subject is contained In the
newspapers. They cay Miss Worrnll
was travelling with some lady friends.
Her father Is dangerously III.
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SAN FRACISCO. June S.-John W.
fIny ASSISTANT editor OF the Journal OF
T1tnmrrcr wus shot and killed late last
night by Mrs. Nina MacponoEall, who
ia amid 10 be tho wife OF a drummer
Tor n Chicago barbcd wire company
Tbc woman then shot herself through
Inc hrnrt. Hay aud the woman had
benn living together for several days
wbdn he announced TINT he was going
to Icnyc hrr. Then she shot him and
tft..N bU,.G.1f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

EUTLER. Pa. June S.-'fhr result OF
the Democratic primaries In this coGn-
ty ON Saturday show the nomination
~ l. u. Marshall FOR Conggow' T. ~
Hurko for state senate. q. Mcuanll'ss'
assembly. The county commute nugP'
ted resolution reni'irm,nE lne 'iln-
cinic1 Of the last Democratic platform,
and announcing that Il IN ready to
abide hy tie declarations " The Chica-
,,1 convention soon tb assemble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
snooInl pI.natoh TO the 1ntellIgeneer.

6DeClhl DlspaNCu " AlAo 4AsNAAAeS''N
MoRGANTowN. W. Va, June s.
The board OF regents of the university
at their meeting to-day divided the
school OF chemistry and physics, Profess
sor A. r. WhltehIll retaining the chair
OF chemistry. Professor Thomas e.
Hodges, principal OF Marshall college,
was elected to the chair OF physics
James Il. johnson was elected assist
ant professor OF agriculture. he Is
son the late Colonel d. d. Johnson, and
was highly recommended by Cornell
University, from which he has Just
graduated. All OF the professors and
assistants were retained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09
THE ADJOURNMENT.
OF Congress Tomorrow Is Now
Well Assdted.
DEFICIENCY BILL WAS PASSED
By the Senate, which was Consid.
cred Somewhat Doubtful.
ONLY FOUR BILLS IN ISSUE.

Although Neither House Has Yet Acted on
the Report, the ConnrCe' On the Ma.
val BIZ Have Agreed on CompromIso
that will be Acceptable to BOth-In Or
der TO Guard Against the Failure OrA
auOrum In the Closing Hour. OF the
session the House Yesterday Revoked
All Leaves OF Absence, aud Ahssntses
were TsIsGrAphsd to Report Forthwith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

The subcommittee Of the committee
on city charter was TO have met IN
regular weekly session last evening,
but on account OF the absence from the
city OF Attorney William Erskine, no
meeting was held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

Special Dispatch to the 1ntcillgcncer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. June S.-A. +.
RhorabouEh has been appointed post
master at Hclington. Barbour county,
vice 3. I3. RhOrabOugh, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

Special Dispatch to the IntelllEenccr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June S.-The
comptroller Of the currency has ap.
proved the Third National Bank OF
baltimore as reserve agent Tor the
Peoples National Bank, OF Martins
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

NEW YOlg.. June S.-Thc treasury
department has issued u call upon de-
pustpry bnnDSs fur thr balance NJ their
holdings Of government money The
amount involved Is about SltOO,0oO, The
call Is payable on or before June 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

For West Virgiuiu, showers, followed
10y tnlr weather, winds shifting TO west-
cTly.
FOR Western Pennsylvania, threatening
weather uud rain severe local thunder
storms, followed by clearing weather;
probably talr weather Wednesday; irngh
CTn portion
For ohio. local thunder storms, followed
Iy clearing weather: cooler IN western
portion, fresh and brisk northwCstorly
winds,
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday as observed
Ny c. Schucpf. druggist. corner Four
tCcnth and Market streets. was as FOL.
lows:
IA. m...,,....,.. il3 p. m....,.,....... IS
ga. m,.rr....." M.i y m,."..,,.,,,, q
lg m,,..... ..,..." @.Wcathor-Chang'le.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

GIBRNLTAR-hrrive Steamer Fulda,
Now York. for Genoa,
LINERPoOI..Arr Steamer Indi.
ana, Philadelphia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-09

President Fest Committee"
Subsequently word came that the
opening was a great success and that
great enthusiasm prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-01

Customer bought a carpet from you
n couple OF months ago.
Dealer-Yes, sir, presume you've
come to buy another?
Customer-NO, ! have not, although
I'm sorry to say need a new one. l
came to tell you that you are a skin, and
cheated me outrageously.
Dealer-why. sir. what's the matter?
CustOmer-Matter enough After US
ing shat carpet two months the color not
only came out, but 1t is getting full OF
holes.
Deaier-well. / didn't guarantee 1t
when you bought It.
Customer-Yes, you did. When |
asked you II It was durable you said you
had used one like 1t for two years and 1t
looked just as good as ever
Dealer-If said that 1t must have
been 80. What kind OF u carpet was Il?
Look around the store and tell me II you
see anything like 1t.
Customer-Yes. there 1t is. That
made-up carpet hanging on the wall.
DeaIer-So that's 1t, Ell? Well, sir,
I've been using that identical carpet for
over two years. There's nothing the
matter with that, Is there?
Customer-N-o. But where have you
been using Il?
Dealer-Why, up there on the wall
Where have you been using yours?
Customer-On the floor, OF caurse.
pealer-Pshawi Why didn't you tell
me so at once. You're the most unrea-
sonable man I've met in a long time.
No one but a fool would expect a carpet
TO last as long on a floor as hung UP on a
wall. / knew 1 hadn't told you I'd been
using one of those carpets under foot for
two years. We never dgeelve customers
that way in this store. Good day, sir.
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.lrongsTi,sl pIsHoYEsTY.
A nsEl,trr contrlbHtor scored for IN,


A Register Contributor Scored for the
WORT Of Thefls- Litrrary Piracy.
TO the Editor Of tho Inteliigencer.
sIR;-In the Register Of Saturday,
May 30, appears an article under the
heading Tho Bl-Aietaliic Standard
An Argument Against the Single Gold
Standard" by Honesty" The claim
is made that ;the leaders Of the gold
sentiment are dishnnest"-a called
robbers" trying to Fteal from the
masses, aro dishonest and inhuman,
ETC., etc,
without going into discussion OF the
mcrits Of the article, / wish TO call the
attention OF tile eenders OF your valu-
able paper to the inconsistency Of
Honesty, for while he is calling other
people robbers he did not seem to think,
or else did not care. that he was guilty
Of the same thing, /. e., literary piracy;
which IS considered the rankest kind OF
robbery. II the Tenders OF the Gfore-
said article viii refer 10 Encyclopedia
Britannica, volume 16, pages 40 and
72l, they will, by comparison, find that
Honesty" has copied almost verbatim
from that work without giving due
credit; and Is thereby guilty OF that de-
testable literary theft known as plag-
iarlsm, specifically, the stealing OF
passages, either word for word or In
substance, from the writings OF mn
other and publishing them rs his own
rs this honest? No; million times
no." (These are "Honesty's" words)
II Honesty" Is sample OF the leaders
OF the free silver sentiment in this state,
are they to be trusted?
II Honesty" had continued, and had
published the whole OF the article as
found In the Encyclopedias Britannica,
he would have produced q much better
argument for a single gold standard
than against II. There Is no ground for
contradlctlng the fact that silver, us
money, has lost one OF It's important
functions, that is. general exchange
abllity-eXchange abroad as well as at
home, and until this function is re-
stored, we cannot with safety to our
credit as a nation, use 1t as redemption
money. IT has taken the position OF
token or credit money, that is, restrict
cd legal tender, and must so continue
until by international agreement 1t Is
again Observation-Disclosures as law
full money, and at present there seems
no likelihood OF such being doae. The
theory OF bl-metalllsm Is very much
like the theory Of free trade, II Is all
right as a theory, but won't work out In
practice, Of which this country has
seen ample demonstration, and 1t be-
gins to look as though the Democrats OF
this country will be- guilty, through ig-
norance, OF another blunder by adopt
lnE free silver. and. II successful,
plunge these United States into another
panic, as they did by adopting the her
esy of free trade.
Wheeling Nav ri.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany now has on 'sale Mt all Its offices
east OF the Ohio river n full line OF tour
lst excursion tickets to all the lake,
mountain and seashoro resorts In the
eastern and northern states and In
Canada. Theec tickets are valid for re-
turn journey until october 81. Before
deciding upon your summer outing It
would he well TO consult the Baltimore
& Ohio book OF Routes and Rates for
Summer Tours" an Baltimore & Ohio
ticket agents at principal points have
them. or they viii be sent upon receipt
Of ten cents, for postage, to Chas. o.
Soul. general passenger agent, Baltl-
more & Ohio railroad, Baltimore, Md,
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THE DAY AT MoRGAHrowN.


Splendid Trlbnte to the Nations Dead.
Ex-senator valley aud Consressmen
Towne and Dayton the Orators.
Special Dispatch to the lutelllgencor.
MoRGANToNyS. w. Va, May 81
AIorgnntown Yesterday counted hcr
visitors by the thousands and had in all
probability the biggest decoration day
celebration In the state Hoffman Post
has had the occasion in prospect for
several months and with generous MS
slstancc OF the town people were able
10 make big display 10 the enormous
crowd. Dozens Of brass and martial
bands came In from the county and
from slstor towns down the river In
Pennsylvania, and they must have been
literally dcpOpulnted, no great numbcra
Of their people did thcy send out.
At 10 o'clock the big procession was
formed. S. A. Poster was chief mar
shall Of the day. and he was insisted by
a number OF aides. Tile procession was
made>up OF number Of civic and mill
tary ORGANIZATIONS and G. A, Il. posts
The line Of march was 10 Oak Grove
cemetery, wher, during the ftrewlng
OF flowers, q salute was hgcd by the ar
tlllery. Then the old cemetery near tho
university was visited and another ga
lutte was fired. Raturuiug " TIC public
school campus the crowd listened TO q
patriotic audrcl1 hy Hon Wlltman z
Wiley After dinner Hon. a. G..
TOwnc, member OF Congress from MIN
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Bradstreets: The market continues
dull. with values nominal and in favor
OF buyers. The feature is the absence
OF demand. Manufacturers are using
only n small proportion of their usual
capacity, and It does not take much to
meet their needs. To induce purchases
ahead, the price has to be made much
lower than at present, as no one ap-
pears to have any faith In Improvement
in the near future, Values have steadily
worked down since the flTst OF the year,
aud there is no more prospect OF turn
for the better now than was the case
two months since. The stock Of old
wool is excessive, and new woods are
beginning to come in more freely. For
clgn woods are held steady, but move
slow. Mohairs are easier al. 45g50c. for
Cane and Turkey.
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Mr.. G. Caillouette. Druggist, Beavers
VILE, Ill, says: ITO DR.. Kings New Dis
covery ] owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about. but OF no avail and was
given up and told could not live, Hav-
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery in my
store sent for. \ bottle and began it's
use and from the first dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. II is worth Its
weight In gold. We won't keep store or
house without It." Get n free trial ut
Logan Drug Co. s drug store. 2
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OF Fort Wayne, Ind, writes on nov. %, 1891:
II was aGlicted for forty years With heart
trouble and suffered untold agony. had
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpitate SO hard, the painWould DO so acute
and torturing, that became so weak and
nervous could not sleep. Twas treated by
several physicians without relief and gave
M ever being we'll again. About two years
ago Icommeuced using DR.. Miles Remedies,
ono bottle Of tho Heart Cure stopped ali
heart troubles and the Restorative NcrvinS
AID tho rest,and now sleep soundly aud at
tend to my household and social duties with
out any trouble.
Sold by druggists, Book sent Tree, Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhartv Ind.
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany has just Issued q handsome book
descriptive Of the various summer re-
sorts in the mountains and by the sea-
side. adjacent 10 or reached by It's sys-
tenn OF lines.
1t Is finely printed and illustrated by
n number OF very fine. cuts. Send 10
cent? to Chns. o. Soul. general passen-
ger agent, Baltimore, Nd, for copy,
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MOTHERS will find Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy especially valuable FOR
Group md whooplnE cough. II win give
prompt relief and IL eafr and pleasant.
We have sold II for several years nn,.
IL has never failed to give the most per-
foct satisfaction. G. W. Richards, Du-
aucsnc. Pa. Sold by q. r, Goetze w.
W. Irwin, c. Schncpf. q. Menkcmcller.
John Klnrl. W. II. Hague, II. c. Stew
art. r. b. Burt, j. Coleman, a, Il.
Scheale, VIM Menkemeller, J. q. Shole.
Wheeling; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; u.
T.. Peabody & Son, BenwOOd.
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Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
thale children while teethlng, with per-
feet succsgg. II Eoothcs the child, soft
dlnrrhoe1. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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su1arER nRsoRTs.
DR0OKSIDE.

h tNCCNS 80
- VEST VIRGINIA.
Altitude. 500 feet, where rest can DO
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Nowhere better than Al Bronkside for
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rooms TO give you most rtfFehhiIig sleep.
Table furnished with all fresh fruits ana
ming POOL tennis, bowling. billiard parlor,
cordnet and splendid livery attached Ten
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CottaFea and main hotel. Rates 8 and ~
rer Vseelf For defcfintire circular, etc,
address s. PRESCOTT WRIGHT,
nys5 Brookside ". Va.
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j. F. Mallory-l ! / o / / j !
l111O1
7. E. .Mailory-0 1 ! / / / / IL / o 0
RenninEer-I Q II 1 / Q i 700 / 0
HobbsEO / ooll1i1ii
observation-disclosures
q. ". Mallory-o 0o11OO1101ooo
1IOllsll1O1 Ola
S. 7. Mallory-1 90 0 l i i j U
OOO0OlOO0
Donally-l 1 1 1 1 l o 10 90
FoTbss-o 10i1111l1O1o1o111
11l000O-l6
McGilles-0 0l1O1111O111111
0111t01 OILS.
Total for 81. AIary's team-167,
Ninth event doc. p. Flick 8. r. ~.
Mallory 4. Hobbs s, ]. F. Mallory s, y,
w. Mallory Q, Brown 6, Forbes Z, Smith
8, Coll Z, Kennon 0. McGinnls 8. Nye 6.
Tenth event Q5)-Myers IL, Wright ~,
Penn Is. Flick Is, Cpwan Is, Burt 10, j.
T. Mallory II, F. 2. Mallory 3. Brown Z,
Donally u, HIte Il, S. r. Mallory 8.
Eleventh event (lb)-Wrlght u. Penn
10, Cowan 10, Flick Is, Myers II, Mcclure
G. Donally 10, Nye 8, F. 2. Mallory 8, j.
T. Mallory u, e. w Mallory 10, Darbye
&, Lennon II, Smith TO- Brown q, Coll
u. Mcndel g.
pert rules, FIVE unknown traps and rapid
fire.
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