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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
MARTINS TERRY BRIEFs.

Revs. ]. T. Morton and L. G. Bailey
conducted the services at the funeral OF
Mrs. Katharine Lewis, who died at
Columbus and whose remains were laid
TO rest at RIvervlew yesterday. A large
number OF old friends viewed the re-
mains in the United Presbyterian
church.
Robert Richardson, who was arrested
on Sunday, was taken to Steubenville
Yesterday, by Special Pension officer
Roome and Leonard Fisher, his wife
and daughter and Mayor George b.
Barr went along as witnesses against
him.
Martins Ferry Odd Fellows will visit
the lodge Mt Warrenton next Saturday
night. At their meeting last night they
decided to 20 In vehicles, instead OF
charterlng n car on the Wheeling y
Lake Erie railroad, as at first suggests
cd.
DR.. A. w. Dlven, of Martins Ferry.
and DR.. A. ]. Helniein, Of bridgeport
will take part In the programme at the
meeting OF the Belmont County Medical
Society at Bellaire, November 49,
Miss Lola Reunard will move her
millinery store from the opera house
block to the Hobensack block, occupy
ing the room formerly occupied by Pc
ter Wagner.
oscar Haines arrived yesterday from
Nashville, Tenn, to attend the funeral
Of his mother, Mrs. ]. II. Haines, to-
day. She had recently visited him,
l. n, Hanes has secured for Rev. G..
r, Sedqtyick an increase in his pension
to si2 per month, with back pay for
two years.
]. NJ. Evans, OF Sharon, Pa, will or
ganlze a circle Of the Protected Home
Circle at the Forestcr's hall, on Friday
evening
DIR, and Mrs. u. o. williams are en-
tertalning Miss Carrie Mitchell, of ST.
Clalrsvillc.
Hal Watson Is attending the medical
department Of the Cincinnati Unlver'
slty.
Mrs. w. r. Garrett, OF steubcuviiie, Is
calling on old friends In Martins FER
~.
Miss Margaret McWnllams goes TO
Dcnnlson to-day, TO visit her sister.
Miss Margaret Elbort has taken a
position in u, G. Boyd's shoe store,
Mrs, w, Z. Barrett has returned from
ylsIt Mt Cadiz and Canton.
George Inglchriuht will entertain the
Gtco Club thts evening
city Clerk II, L. Allcnder is critical.
ly III,
Br. J. 81 Hogan Is cnnyalesclng'
Icnny Grayson Is very sick.
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NEEDLESS SUFFERING.
Why wan People Endure so Much When
tCan be Easily Avoided.

Why wan People Endure so Much When
itCan be Easily Avoided.
THE great American trouble is dEs-
pepsia."
No one realizes this more than the
miserable sufferers who drag out palm
full existences The body requires help
strength and assistance, II calls for
nutrlment, but meets no response, be-
cause the stomach is unable TO digest.
asslmilate and turn into blood food
that Is forced into It. What, then, can
the poor sufferer do? II is useless TO
take more food because the broken
down stomach cannot take care OF what
1t already has.
There can be but one answer to this
question, and that Is to assist the stom-
ach to properly do the work for which
II was created. Do you ask how2 The
answer Is simple. There can be nut
one way and that Is to help the stom-
ach to help itself. Not by drugs, not
by mineral washes, not even by mas
saying, but by constant and healthful
stimulation. In this way alone can che
oVerworked stomachs be restored.
There Is but one pure, healthful and
medicinal stlmulant now known to the
public and the profession, and that is
Duffg's Pure Malt Whiskey. This whis-
key should be taken either before, af-
ter or with the meals, and you can
readily see how by gently stimulating
the stomach when the food is taken, II
enables the stomach TO digest the food
and thus prevent dyspepsia and the
troubles which follow IN It's wake,
1t viii be well for every reader to re-
member these truths and also 10 re-
member that II IS the only medicinal
whlskey which can be depended upon
to accomplish just what you most re-
ulire
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Rrt,tAfRE BRIEFS.

Quite a number OF hunters viii leave
to-day for interior towns TO be ready 10
start early tomorrow morning with
their dogs for the fields where quail
abound. The season opens tomorrow
A number Of old veterans who nrc ell
ribie Ia The veteran Legion will 80
from this city to bridgeport Thursday
evening, to attend q meeting for the or
ganzntion Of legion
Two or thrcc plain druntCa were dts
posed Of by the mayor Yesterday, They
had been run IN Saturday night, ana
one Of them stlll remains.
A chonlcss bicycle has reached bel
lalrc, but too lntc for Investment The
prlco doeBn't bother much but IT'S Zoo
tate In tho season,
The University Center held lts res.
ulnr meeting last night
The city council VIII meet in regular
session this evening.
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BEN WOOD.
News Itsmu from tho Lively InduItrlA'
Town.

News Hens from tho Lively InduEtrlai
Town.
The programme for the musical and
literary entertainment to be given by
the Epworth League at the NJ =
church Friday evening, which follows
should attract, as 1t doubtless will, a
large and cultured audience:
PART /.
Piano solo--'PolIsh Dance. sharwenka
| Mr. John Shick
Vocal isoiO-'cSmeia ana the Rose. =. :,
;roi;;S; 9s' DS SStspBs eG n'u
...,.,......,..,....,.Pr Prof. NJ. Il. German
M Masters Willie Cecil and KSnnith beam
Recitatton-"Buying = Fellow.
.,;,s.;....."'...",Mls5 MyTTtiSs, I ste TSaT
An Original story-"My Best Fec
............,....,....,.,Co Robert White
PART II.
Plano solo-"La Harpe Eollenne"
Vocal siioic.aX Bunch Of Wild RosSs% ;,
Miss julia Dixon
Reo''a.lon-"A rf.p Pot p y r. carigpn
Vocal isioiio-s;cetcted. Miss Theresa philips
An Original Story-"Incldents OF Trip
TO Europe" Judge q, l., Cranmer
Violin Duett. Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard ward
A neat sum for the benefit of the NJ.
Z. church debt was realized by the
military drama rendered by the Sher-
rard post G. A. r. here Saturday night.
While these entertainments may APP
| pear as coming rather close together,
it must be remembered that the church
is laboring under debt OF over N'OVO.
The Daughters OF Pocdhpntas, one OF
the secret societies helping to decrease
tho debt, made over $l25 by its recent
| entertainment, and this sum was turn
ed over to the church officials last
night. Following this action the La
dies Aid society rendered q reception
to the committee oftthe Daughters of
Pocahontas, and It was indeed an en-
Joyable affair.
The shooting incident In which n Hun
garian woman, living in North Benwood,
figured Sunday night, detailed In the In
teligencer yesterday, remains somewhat
of a mystery as to the probable cause.
1t is supposed that she attempted sui
| eide, but there isn't much evidence In
support OF the theory. The revolver was
found In the bed by OfIlce Bond, shortly
after the report of tho shot
John Carter the Bellaire steelworker
arrested here Saturday night, by officer
Brannen, for trying TO make things hum,
failed 10 appear In court last night and
the forfeit OF $25 put up for his appear
ance by Manager McCourtney, OF the
Bellaire mill goes into the city's treas
ury.
A demented woman. said to live near
Moundsville, who has been around the
townf or q few days, was released from
the lookup yesterday morning, after
being put in Sunday night.
Late Saturday night verdict was
rendered In the circuit court sustaining
the will of the late Mrs. Hannah Allen,
Of sherard. The Will was strongly
contested.
It is rumored that a well known
young man who lives on Main street
will soon wed charming Wheeling
girl.
Miss Lizzie McCabe came home yes
terday from visit to Cleveland.
Miss Hattie satterheld is slightly in
disposed.
Council meets in regular session this
evening.
Tomorrow Is city pay day,
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MARTINS FERRY.
HapI aud AflSnapS IN tho Thriving city
Across the River.

HApI aud MlSnapS IN tho Thriving city
Across the River.
Judging from the large quantity Of
hunters supplies being sold In Martins
Ferry, many will take advantage Of the
opening OF the quail season tomorrow.
Quite number of Martins Ferry men
will go to the country to-day, so as to
be on the ground and ready to COM
mence hunting at daylight In the morn
ing. Rabbits are unusually plentiful
this fall for n number OF reasons, be-
cause of the open weather this year and
because the farmers are organized and
so many of them will not allow hunting
on their premises. Some OF the old
hunters say that rabbits are becoming
so plentiful that the farmers will suffer
In consequence and that II the long
cared animals continue to multiply at
the present rate until next year there
will be a regular plague OF rabbits.
They are so plentiful that they are fire.
qnently seen In the outskirts Of Mar
tins Ferry. Several have been seen In
the old Walnut Grove cemetery the
past few days and they are frequently
seen In RiVerview cemetery. Hllles
Criswell, Martins Ferry man, shot
twentV-three near Adena the other day
and John Miller got nine without a
dog or ferret. Birds are also said to be
plentiful this fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

RIO JANEIRo, Nov, s.-A band of
forty brigands has been overrunniRg
the state of Esplritu sancto, numbering
and plllaging on all sides, The band re-
Gently attacked an Italian colony in
that state, killing six OF its members
and wounding four others The govern
ment OF Brazil has been asked for
troops to protect the colonists and pun
lsh the offenders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

NEW CASTLE, England, Nov B.
WIN Curry Of England, tonight do.
fonted Patscy Haley Of America, in n
boxing eohtest Ia twenty rounds. The
contest caused great excitement IN
sporting circles and the attendance
broke the record, The betting favored
the American Curry had the advantage
nj two ana half inches In height In
the final rounds Haley made n pucl,y
ntomDl 10 ret on even terms with hin
opponent, but II was oi no avail Curry
maintained his smart attacks ~ the
vorv cluso Of the twentieth round aud
bseHfaa doolled victory
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

Rev. j. p. Hutchinson, OF shreve, came
to Beluirc Saturday evening to preach
on Sunday, and In the excitement that
was occasioned here that evening
cmIssarles we're sent to discover his
business when It was found q stranger
had arrived in town. When II was
learned he was minister who came 20
spread the gospel the mob did not mo-
lest him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

TUNKHANNocK, Pa, Nov. s,-Ths
grand jury to-day Indicted Carleton D..
Adams for the murder OF his wife on
April IS last, His trial in the court of
oyer and TermIner win begin to-moT-
row, Adams shot his wife white
drunk. The defense win claim that It
was accidental. Mrs. Adams was a
West Virginia girl named Ida Tlttsel'
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DRArrnp rMo pLAYERs.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Nov. S.-Thc
Philadelphia National League base ball
club to-day closed u Transaction by
which It drafted Pitcher Plntt and
Fielder Flick, Of the Intcr-otate team
at Dayton. Plntt led the batting In thc
league and was second In pitching.
Flick wns noted for heavy hitting and
was fourth IN battling and eleventh IN
npl1lnu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov s.-The
members Of the general assembly Of
the Knights OF Labor will begin their
twenty-frst annual session in this city
tomorrow morning. All the sessions
will be secret. The meeting will las:
about ten days aud 1t Is said that mat
tiers Of the graVest Importance to the
order Will como up for settlement.
Among the more important members
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MAGNATEs
Convene in Philadelphia-All the Clubs
Represented.


Represented.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-The Ma
tIonal League meeting, which had It's
preliminary. or curtain raiser, In q ses-
sion OF the arbitration board tonight,
has drawn quite a representative gather
ing TO Philadelphia, The league proper
will begin Its sessions tomorrow. The
magHates had all arrived tonight, ex-
cepting those OF Washington, Baltimore
and st. Louis. The representatives of
these league cities, the Wagner brothers,
Won Der Horst and Hanion, and Won
Der Ahe, will arrive tomorrow The
representatives of the other clubs now
here. In addition to the national prest-
dent, Nick Young, are Meesrs. A. II.
Soden and William II. Conant, Of Bos-
ton; Charles II. Byrne and +. A, Abel,
OF Brooklyn; Andrew IL. Freeman, Of
New York; Col John /. Rogers and a. ].
Reach, Of Philadelphia; w. w. Kerr, of
Pittsburgh; Harry Pulllam, OF Louis
VILE; John Il. Brush, of Cincinnati:
James A. Hart, OF Chicago, and +. De
Haas Robinson, of Cleveland. The
newspaper talent Is also on hand In force.
special correspondents being present
from nearly all the league cities, and
taking It oil In all. 1t Is one of the largest
attended meetings held for years, al
though, OF course. only the magnates
themselves get inside the portals to hear
or participate in the deliberations over
the mooted base ball questions and af-
fairs
The arbitration board, which consists
of Messrs. Young. Robinson, Hart,
Byrne, Brush and soden, did not go into
session until O'Clock Tonight.
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already upon the ground are ]. r. Sow
ereign. general master workman; T. W
Mcclure, OF New York. grand worthy
foreman; John w, Hayes, OF Washing
ton, grand secretary aud treasurer; An
drew D. Best, Of New York; II. b.
Martin, Of Minnesota and Daniel
Brown, OF Montana.
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Hon. Charles J. Howard, of this
county, Is prominently mentioned for
speaker OF the next house at Columbus
and Hon John L. Means, OF Stcubcn-
Vile, for speaker pro tenn. Eastern Ohio
will be strictly In It II both win, and
two finer gentlemen viii be hard to
and In the Ohio house.
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I'M THtRswENb, NJ drogbcck,
Tex, says that when he has n spell OF
lndlgeatiun. and feels bad and slug.
gph, he takes two Of DcWitrs Little
I5nrly llacrs nj night, and he h ait
rlghi thoncxt morning Many thousands
of others do the same thlng DO your
Chnrioa II, doctzc, Market and Twelfth
girccts, chatham Sinclair Forty -HtSth
nnd jacob streets, A, ~ Hchcolc, No.
GO7 Main street, EXlcy 1lroa., Pom ana
Zane Streets Bowie q CO., bridgeport
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The Chellows plate. This race is OF 100
sovereigns, for three-yearlold and up
wards, winner and second horses free.
There were six starters over the course.
one mile straight. II. Devereaux's Yours
was second. and W. Homfray's Bantry
Bay third.
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ANornEn MREsrLING MATCH.

Frank Dayey, the local wrestler, and
no Unknown" from Ohio have been
matched at catch ns-catch-ca style for
q 20 at tho PythIan castle on the even
ing OF November 20. for $500 side.
There Is considerable local interest In
the outcome OF the contest.
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NATURALIZATION QUESTION.

There has been not a little discussion
since the election on the question OF nat
urallzation papers and It seems that
foreign born men residing IN Martins
Ferry can take out their first papers in
Wheeling or in any other state, but the
second papers must be taken out IN the
state where the applicant restdes,as sta
ted In these columns the other day.
Concerning the matter this appears In
"The Analysis OF Our American Sys-
TEN OF Government:
Any alien. having arrived in the
United States after the age OF eighteen
years, may be admitted to the rights OF
citizenship, after declaration, upon his
part, or oath or affirmation, before the
supreme, superior, district or circuit
court OF, or any court Of record having
common law Jurisdiction In any OF the
United States, or OF the territories
thereto, belonging or before court or
district court OF the United States, or
the clerk two years or parliamentary OF
the aforesaid courts at least before his
admission that 1t is his bona fide In
tentlon 10 become a citizen of the Uni
ted States"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

TO CURE A COLD IN oNr DAY
Tntc Laxative Rromo Qutninc Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money II It falls
10 cure, 2hC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

MIR. N. NJ OsnUuN, well known nt
Woodrtock, Mich, waH troubled Win q
lame back llo VIVA purpundCd 10 use
Chamberlain Pain Balm. II gave HIM
relief In one night This remedy is also
famous FOR itH cures nf rhcumftism,
For Enlo by druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
BELLAIRE
An Sorts Of Local News hnI Gossip From
the Glass City.

John Lavlllc, charged with criminal
assault. was acquitted by jury at st.
tinlrsvIle though It Is said the jury
stood eight for conviction at FIRST. They
were out all night. Lavlllc is now at his
homo here.
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LONDON. Nov Sat tho first days
mefng Of the ItnEnct pnft November
meeting to-day, Mr. Richard crokcrH
ufoo.y aai.9la bay MY, Go0rgIana. won
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rRusrEE SALES.
TRUsIBE's SALE.

Nv virtue OF n deed Of trust made by ;Ra-
chei II. IIpplncott to the undersigned as
trustee. bearing date May 4. 1875, ana OF
record in the clerks office OF the county
court OF Ohio county, West virginia. IN
deed OF trust book No. 42, folio sol, VIII on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1897,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. proceed to
sail nj bubble auction in the city OF Wheel
inls. nj The front door OF tho court house of
milo county, West Virginia, tho following
described property, that Is to say: The
undividpd one-eleVenth Q-iD OF all that
Sarta4n tract Of land on Woods run in
Richlnnd district, in Ohio county, In the
stnte OF West Virginia, about four miles
in northeasterly direction from the city
OF Wheeling, commonly known as tho
@Gregg farm" and containing three nun
dred md eIghty-lve (2S5) acres, and which
farm is now In the occupancy OF John w.
Nichols as tenant. and which farm Is part
OF the land which Hugh ,Nichols uied
zion Of which reference Is made to the
dcoda ~ the late Hugh Nichols, deceased.
TERMS or SALE-Ono-thlrd and as
p,,eb more as the purchaser may elect to
nny in cash on the day Of sale, the balance
az tho purchase money In two equal IN:
stnIlments payable respectively NJ SIX ana
oigbicon months from the day OF sale
,,tth interest from that day, for each OF
witch dnferred instnllments the purchaser
anal give his negotiable promissory noto
hSarInr interest from the day of sale as
ofSrcsaId. tho title 10 the property being
retained until the payment IN inll Of tho
o osRl' GIBSON L. cRANMER, Trustee.
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Tomorrow the Enterprise Enamel
Company will meet In Wheeling for or
ganlzatlon and the work OF enlnraing
the plant In the lower end Of town viii
be pushed with vigor.
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a COUCH N n danger signal Of worNo
troubles to come. Cure the cough and
prevent lla rogulta by ualnB DR. Woods
Norway zine byrup,
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The MetropolItans have no bouts ar
ranged at present, though few boxers
are In the city, trying to get on
matches, Buck" steiEer is now in Co.
lumbus and is still trying to get Jen-
kIRs or Jack Williams to meet him.
His boxing partner. Young Wanko, Is
putting up at Billy Sherry's, and IL
willing to accept "Allegone's' chal-
ieuge, If the big coiordd youth will
agree to white off some weight.
Wanko is in condition at 1888 pounds,
and 1t is difficult for "Allegone" to get
below 1855, hence wanko doesn't want
to shoulder too big a load.
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lolbH '..ss'''..''s.'''s''''' bpp wv 'ol
Scorers, Early and NeIhouse; umpire.
ClatOr.
Tuesday-onagaln vs. Blondlkc.
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YIN. Sherry is anxious to be relieved
Of the charge. Like his predecessors
he has found II unpleasant to be sub
jected to all sorts OF demands by
'pugs," and by other people who think
he should be under obligations to them.
The dead head" class is not the least
OF these. Under the new order of things
there VIII be one man to look after the
clubs AFFAIRS. The manager will ar
range all contests, see that they are
on the square, and see that the best
OF em is secured. With his knowledge
OF Kingdom. and his time given solely
to the position, brighter things are In
store for the club with Prof, Gordon
as manager.
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WANTED.
sTooKHoLDERs' MEETINGS
FOR RENT.

TNoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II in the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mrL9
NOR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II the city: large and plenty OF light:
centrally located in best advertised build
Ing in the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLoTHIERs, Fourteenth
and Market streets. losl
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CAElEr2NlLA..

a 3 5;a3$ZHRzz5z Ill., II; i'i
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00OC0O0G0Cc
8 BOWLING. D
coc0C0cC0oG
BOXING.

President Gavin has called meeting
NJ ,hs Metropolitan club for Thursday
night. Al this meeting plans will be
mapped out afresh for the coming vim
,e. and It is likely Prof. James Cor
don OF Washington, Pa, will be select
"a as manager, 1t Is understood Man
arer VIM. Sherry finds 1t difficult to at
lend to his business and give the at
tenton necessary to the club, at the
same time, and his business has sur
fered as n consequence. With q man
IKE Prof, Gordon, well acquainted with
the best eastern fighters, and having
nothing else on his hands, under his
management 1t Is certain the local pat
rong OF the ring will be given good
bills every attraction,
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The Aber Nit lost three straight to the
Bowlers, In the Wheeling League. Score:

scorers-Fuekcr and Ross. Umplre--Kll-
To-nIsht-Detender and Aurorag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-11-08

Rev. C. F. Penney and family came
to the city, last week, to once more
make their home in Augusta. Their
household goods have been moved into
their former home on Summer street,
but the family are stopping for the
present at the home of DR.. Penney's
daughter Mrs. F. G. Kinsman. 1t has
been just four years this month, since
they moved to Auburn, and DR.. Penney
says it seems good to get back to Au-
gusta once more and greet his friends.
He needs no assurance that the Angus
Ia people are glad to have him back.
Here has been accomplished much OF
his very valuable work in the ministry.
For many years, as the beloved pastor
of the Free Baptist church in this city,
he labored here and it must be mutual
ly gratifying to himself and Augusta
people that here he has returned TO
make his home.