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sorcn.on Get. TWO Ye,r..

Grand Forks. y. d.. Feb. lS.-Juius
SOrcnson Plead guilty to clEbczzIing
SIth' from the Great Northern while
agent at Grand lIarlnr. Judge Fisk
sentenced him to two years in tho prn-
| itrntary.
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Engineer and Br.kcu,,a ,nj.r.

EhEtne"r and BrNkrNlIM INjWTrtl.
Butte. Mont. Feb lS.--tlzber, Hog"
srtt, engineer. AMI 4. T.. Parker. brake,
man. Oh the Great Northern. were So
verely injured east Of here by 1ht
ditching Of their train. Both men were
bndly crushed an injured. probably fa
tally
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Court In Superior.

West Superior. Wis. Feb 1S.-Tht
circuit court has convened for the Feb.
ruary term. The docket shows tllir.
teen criminal and about l4O civil cases.
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Athens. Feb. 1S.-It Is hrEcraliy im.
lievett here that the Cretan feature of
the Eastern question is now almost IL
thing of the past and that the landing
OF Greek troops Oh the Island OF Crete
is not likely To turn out cas,,s belli
between Turkey and Greece. The aI,-
solute decision of Greece TO persist in
the occupation Of Crete and tho pro
lection of the Christians of that isian,l
in spite OF the attitude of the powers is
founded on the declaration Of the Gre
tanS that they are prepared TO she tho
last drop of their blood in order TO a,-
tain their national aspirations. which
they add, cannot he satisfied with any
thing short of complete union With
Greece. These circumstances were
communicated by Greece to the pow
crs and the policy Of the Greek gov
ernment has h"cn carried out in every
point. Reinforccments of men. arms
and ammunition are on their way from
Greece to Crete. and it is intimntr,l
that in due course of time the ma
rineS from the foreign warships Will
hc recalled and Greece will bc allowed
to assume the administration of Crete.
possibly under some restrictions.
I'll" announcement that Prince Mich
OlnS will start for l.arisS;. ThrSSaIy,
with his regiment created the greatest
enthusiasm in military circles. The
Greek troops in Crete. II is announced.
are advancing on Canea.
The Powers Make Demands.
London. Feb. lS.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Vienna says that 1t
is reported the powers have addressed
II collective not" to Greece demanding
III" withdrawal of her naval and mill
tary forces from Crete within forty
eight hours. failing which the port ot
l'il:lrus will b" blocEa,lcd and general
hostilitirS commence.
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REV. SiIn. BolIe. DcuJ.

Red Wing. Mimi. Feb. Is. Rev
Silas ROlles. one OF Minncsotas pio-
neer ministers. died, aged 81 years.
He leaves Il wife and three children.
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.Inl,nn. ,JoI,us.,n III

Toronto. Ont. Feb 1S.--John John
son, the skater and cyclist, is lying
dangerously i'll at Bradford with con-
ecstioL OF tile lungs.
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rl.c License Battle "a. Mon,,c.,..

Monticello. AIinn.. Feb. Is. - The H.
cenSe and lm-liccnSe people are silently
preparing FOR the coming contest AT the
polls. The outcome is very doubtful.
though many do not hesitate to CON
ctde The battle TO the license people,
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Banker st. Johs Dead.

New York, Feb. l7.-WllllaM 7: 81.
John, ex-president Of the Mercantile
National bank. and treasurer Of the
Democratic national committee. died
suddenly at his home in this city.
The Dickinson press., 1897-02-20

New York. Feb. 1S.-.Among the pas
sengcrs who arrived OH the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm III. were Lieut.. MantiQ
iaribaldi. Of the Italian army. and q
son Of the famous Italian patriot.
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Paris, Feb. lit is semi-otticially
announced here that all the powers
will firmly persist in the agreement to
maintain peace. and the attempts Of
Greece to disturb it cannot, therefore,
prevail.
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Vienna. Feb. II. - The semi-omclaI
Iremdenblatt to-day confirms the re-
port that the powers had accepted the
proposal of Great Britain for the Occll-
patton of Canea, Heraklion and lteti.
mo by the marines of the foreign
fleets.
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kson and walllnx Must IL.
Loses llta Swine

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 1S.-l;ov. Brad
ley has fixed March ~ for the cXccu
ti0n OF Jackson and WAlling.
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THE LEGISLATURE,
Proceedings Of North Dakota Law.
makers.

Bismarck, n. D., Feb. 1.-THE op-
pOnents of the resolution passed Tues.
day for an investigation Of the viola
tions Of the prohibitory and other laws
of this city and county worked all last
night and this morning and were un-
able to secure a majority to reconsider
the vote. They furnished to the house
an interesting scene. The motion to re.
consider was made by Currier of Ram.
sey, and was backed by Power Of
Richland, Murphy Of Ward. Cole of
Cass and others. Their reasons was
that 1t wGs unfair to single one city
and county. Francis OF Cass retorted
that Il condition existed here which OK.
listed In no other spot in the state in
that there We're officers here who were
openly violating the law. and II mayor
who kept saloon and gambling house.
This aroused Speaker Williams and he
called I.indstrOm to the chair and re.
piled to Francis in a speech in which
he said that the assertion of Francis
was an insult to his home, Bismarck.
and he had seen in Francis home, Far
go, gambling and liquor selling carried
on as freely as they are here. Francis
declared that he had spoken the truth
and that conditions here We're worse
than anywhere else. The vote was
finally rcconsidered and was amended
to include in the scope Of the investiga-
tion ali the other cities and counties of
the state. Dougherty Of Walsh moved
to eXpunge the whole proceedings from
the journal. but the motion was voted
down. 1t is probable that there will
be no investigation of any importance
The house killed the bill reducing on
cmptions to $1,000 and passed the bill
reducing the rate Of interest from l.
to 10 per cent and prohibiting com
pounding. The bill defining IL legal
newspaper was passed. A bill making
physical education a part of the public
school system was killed. a hill pro-
yiding for change Of venue in civil ac.
tion same as in criminal action was
passed. A few minor bills were also
passed.
The senate passed the bill providing
for separate boards for the control of
the penitentiary and reform school. the
bill introduced by Senator Little of
this county. 1t provides that the gov.
crnor shall appoint the board TO con
sist of five members. not more than
one OF whom shall be residents of the
same county. House bill No. ~. intro.
duced by Woods and passed by the
house, was also passed by the senate
and 200 extra copies ordered printed
This is very long bill and provides
for the collection Of taxes delinquent
since 1895. The senate passed the bill
reducing the salaries of the railroad
commissioners and practically abolish
ing the Office. Arnold introduced the
famous Terrence land title bill. Plain'l
concurrent resolution and memorial to
congress in regard to the reduction OF
the minimum price of school lands t0
s. per acre We're recommended to pass.
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Grafton. y. D.. Feb. 1S.-James Nc
Cabe lost 300 hogs recently by hos
cholera. near GlasstOn.
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Athens. Feb. 17.-Coi. YassOs. aide
de-camp to the king Of Greece. and
commander of the Greek army corps ut
PiatOnics. has issued proclamation
to the Cretan people. He has also de-
1nantled the surrender of the Turks.
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the state auditor to pay a reward Of
fercd by Richland county for Henry
Trimble. the murderer. were indcti-
nitely postponed. The following bills
We're recommended TO pass by the COM
mittee Of the whole: Providing that
no banks shall be designated as county
repositories outside the state; prescrib-
ing the conditions upon which surety
companies may do business in the
state; regulating appeals from justices
court: providing for the compensation
Of the officers of the state board Of
health.
House bills introduced: Erickson.
appropriating $1,000 for the care Of
the blind: Sargent. authorizing a ver-
dict in civil actions for tive-siXths Of
the jury: Earl. fixing the salary OF
county Judge according to the assessed
valuation, $4tO for the first million dol
lars, and $4,N for each additional mil
lion. the salary not to exceed $1,000;
Joy. amending the law relating to the
establishment of election precincts;
Mitcnell. requiring the state auditor to
transmit lists of taxable lands to coun-
ty auditors; Carlen. preventing a
greater rate Of interest after Il note he.
comes due than is provided for in snch
instrument before maturity: Hurley,
appropriating S,i,thO for the building
Of bridge across the Red River of the
North.
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tice in the state. Inc committee on
taxes and tax laws introduced II COM
plete revision of the revenue laws.
The committee has worked on this re-
vision since the first days of the ses-
sion. weighing each successive step
carefully. and claim to have corrected
nearly all, If not all, evils in the pres-
cnt law. Under the provisions of tho
bill the state board of equalization
will consist Of the governor, state au-
ditor. attorney general and county au-
ditOr of each county. Williams OF
Burleigh and Erickson of Benson in
troduccd bills amending the divorce
law, requiring residence of one year
before commencement of action. 9th
er honse bills intrOduced: Sargent,
regulating foreclosure OF land coll
tracts, also establishing a township
system Of care of the poor; Joy, en-,
couraging county fares and providing
a tax levy therefor; Belden, providing
for eight district veterinarians.
The senate passed Gor,iOn's bill re-
lnirng railroads to carry bicycles free:
Green's hill requiring butchers to give
bonds and to keep u record Of ami
mails slaughtered by them, also pn,-
libiting the selling of beef and veal
carcasscs without exhibiting the hides
to purchaser. also prescribing obliga-
tions Of (rOvers. passed the senate,
The object Of these bills is to protect
The stock growers from thieves. The
senate passed the house bill providing
that Il director of a bank who secures
Il loan for an amount greater than al
lowed by law is guilty of msdemeanOr.
Senate. hills intrOlUrrl. Arnold ON,.
viding punishment for persons reflls-
ing to respond to Il summons before 4
legislative committees; Haggart, pro-
viding Il home for orphans, also Il COM
plete revision Of the probate code;
Marshall. providing for the erection
and operation Of IN industrial school.
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The case Of DIR. Arthur Ducstrow,
he millionaire OF st. Louis. who, on
Feb. 1s. 1884. shot and killed his wife
and threr-year-old son Louis. in cold
blood. while frenzied with drink. was
one OF the Most remarkable ever
passed upon by the courts of this state.
From the beginning DucstrOw tried to
make people believe him insane. and
his attorneys. cN-t;ov. Charles l.. john
son and Charles Il. holland. did every
thing in their power to carry out that
idea. \ legal inquiry made as to his
mental responsibility resulted in his
leing declared perfectly sane by Il jury
before whom many experts were en-
amined. Dr. DueStrow w:,s II rich
man. Although a graduate of mcdi-
cine lie never made II pretence of prac-
Using. his time being spent in rioto,,s
living. ON the day in question DIR.
Ducstrow drove up to his home in :,
slny with the intention of taking his
wife and child out riding. He was
greeted atfrctionately by his wife. hut
responded in Il s,lrly manner. With no
excuse whatever he accused his wife
OF Keeping Il disordcrly house. lie
pulled out Il revolver and shot his wife,
wonnding her SO that she died after
several days of intense suffering. Then
taking up his threc-year-old son, whom
he had played with and caresscd but
II short time before. he held tho child
;tL arms length against the wall and
blew his brains out
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UNDER GREEK FLAG
KING GEORGES FORCES OCCUPY THE
ISLAND OF CRETE.

1t Looks ua Il the POSvers Arc Tacit-
~ Agreeing TO the Ultimate
Transfcr of Control Of the Island
-Grcece Seems Ia Have Possea.
siOn of Crete-Ereat Enthusiasm
nt Athens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

inoonlit lake toEether, IN almost the
very spot where hrst they met,
VLet me tell you OF our g99a fortune:
Mr.. Brown" she said. several oil and
gaA wells have been discovered on our
sd honGsttad and We hive sold tho
part Of che place on which tho wells are
located to a big Chicago syndicate. Be.
sides my brother viii graduate next
year. Then he aud manHla, Wa0 ieels
that she cannot part from the old home
VIII keep house together"
".And what win you do7" asked Ern-
est.
II haven't decided vet"
Dora, dearest one" said Ernest, terl-
denly, ''ycu know love ynu-haVe
loved YOU all the tlms-Nnd cannot live
without you; now that every barrier y
swept away BY happy fortune, must
we walt longer for the fulnlnent Of
our sacred love?"
Ana Dora looked tI1istfully up aud
placed her hand In his.
A telegram brought Howard back %
act as best man at the wedding.
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The Enemy Is Oursl

Tho grippe usually leaves the SUI
Berer In q very feeble condition, with a
pOrslatont cougI, and other premonl-
tory symptoms Of pulmonary affection.
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup promptly
administered at tho beginning Of an
attack Ofgrippc, will forestall chat dam
perouS enemy to life-Consumption.
Ma. Maggie Tulgu, 1rontOn, Ohio,
says: SIT affords mo much pleasure
to bear testimony to the merits Of Dr..
Balls Cough Syrup. l had been a
suGerar hom the grippe for q week, l
trieda bottle ofDr. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and aftcr taking It, was completely
curedof tho dreadful cough and disease.
j chOerlully recommend It to all suE-
osOrs.n Or. Buii's Cough Syrup Is
cold everywhere for % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
FOE SALE

House. rooms and hall, lot Glxl15. North
HOUSE, rooms. lot 9t1tn feat Market.
street. between Eighth and Ninth Streets
House. 4 rooms, brick. and stable. EIsh-
! lots, sSxitO' fesT, ThIrtIeth street. $40
each; 80 cash, balance In one year.
House. rooms, hall and large lot blgh'
tenth street. cheap, on very Easy terms
One Of tho best corner lots on LIND StTeeE
for S27S: one-third cash, balance In one ana
Corner lot on Cherry stree. for SiG: ons-
third CASh, balance In ono and two yGSiISj;
Lot on Cherry street for tl6O; one'IhlFu
cash, balance In one and two year.
Two houses on Main street, near SOVehtA
street: cheap Zen easy SeF9 ~! .o,h ,,c.,,,
terms easy, 3.5M, -.
Splendid building site for dwelling Four
tcoith street and on Sixteenth street.
House rooms and Groom house IN rear
Fifth ward, terms easy, &,g0, r,,...,,,.
Tho Lamb property. NO. 2O9S ChAP""'
House rooms, Jacob street, betWeon
Twenty.fourth and Tweatyshtth suseu
lots on on. jacob street, North BenwoOa
HouSo rooms, Eighteenth street, Sl.i@s
$50 Will buy nIcn lot fronting on Lnd
street; one-third cash. 6Giance on 81"
T s9SS will buy good two-roomsd house
fronting on ChaplIne street near TEnIA
street. Centre wheelin: 400 cash. balance
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street and
McCol;och street At from 50 to $40 each
u Money SS 10 loan on city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9.-In the
course OF report 20 the state depart
nent upon the progress made during
the past year In the construction Of the
Siberian railroad. United States Consul
General Karel, at st. Petersburg, gives
some news AZ to the new Pnclflc port to
be established. He says the commit
tee IN charge of construction, wishing
to build the terminus on the Pacific
ocean In suitable manner, since that
point win play significant part In fu-
ture transit over the great Siberian
railway. has chosen the bay OF Gold
Horn as the site Of the commercial port.
Thee ommtttee has selected and pre-
pared q prominent strip near the shore
for an elevated harbor wharf, thinking
that In case future commerce should
develop to great extent, the reQulrc-
mcnts could be satisfied by cOustltu-
ing n supplementary section OF the port
in some OF the waters near FiadiEvo-
stock. This port will be gradually
built.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

"NfystIe Cure" for rheumatism and
Nuralgia radically cures In one TO three
DAYS, Its action upon the system Is re-
Tn9rknbic and mysterious. 1t removes
Mt once the cause and the disease imtnG.
dlatoly disappears. The Arst dose great
~ benefits.
T, f. Anthony. cx-postmnster Of
Promise City, Iowa. says: II bought ono
bottle Of Mystic Cure for rheumatism,
and two doses Of 1t did me more good
than any medicine ever took.
Sold by II. II. List. 1910 Min street,
Charles MenRcmcller, corner Market
and Twcnty.SGcond streets. druggists,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

IF you have ever seen child In the
gratitude Of the mothers who know
that One Minute Cough Cure relieves
their little ones as quickly aS Il Is nd
ministcrcd. Many homes In this city nrC
never without 1t. c. r. GoetZe. cor
ntr Twelfth and Market streets; Bowie
& Co.. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son,
npnWOod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9.-U. S.
Consul Mcdaniel at Bahia, Brazil. re-
ports to the state department that a
company recently formed has had an
Investigation made by an expert min
Ing engineer OF certain mineral deposits
near Bahia, with the results that mines
OF manganese OF the richest quality ana
In the greatest quantity known have
been found. The deposits are about l6
miles from the port of Nazareth on q
railroad. and the engineer estimates
thatover a million tons OF ore are In the
mine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

Symptoms Moisture; intense itching
md singing, most ut night, worao BY
HcrItChlng. n allowed TO continue tumorB
coming very sore. SWAYNES ONT
NiIsNT stOpR tho itching ana bleeding,
heals liberation, and In most cases re-
mail, for 60 cents, Or. sWaynO, s Son,
PhiladelphiR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

BE sure and use that old and wCll-trlcl
remedy. Mrs. WlnSiow's Soothing Syrup,
for children tecthinR, II soothca the
child, EpttCns tho gums, NlllyS all pain,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for dIarrhOcn. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. nwf&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

THE use Of Halls Hair Reviewer pro-
notes the growth Of the hair, and re-
stores its natural color and beauty.
frees the scalp OF dandrun. letter, and
all Impurities.
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Surety Bonds furnished.
EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING,
Houses and Rooms for Rent

No. s38 Main street, S rooms and bath.
No $40 McLIJlloch street.
No. l2l ThIFty.third street. 8 rooms.
rooms corner Indiana and Erie streets,
&l1B9.
rooms corner Twelfth and Market SIS,
No. s31S Eoff street, rooms.
No. O. South York street, rooms.
No. 800 Main street, rooms and bath.
No. 10 Zane street. rOOEnB,
No ~ Ohio street. s rooms.
No 2si1 ChaplinS street, rooms.
No. llG9 ChaplInO street, rooms. bath
No 1913 Main st, rooms. second door.
No. g S. broadway, rooms and bath.
No. n s.. Penn st.. rooms and bath.
The building now occupied by VBnc9
Shoe Co.. No. 12B Main street
No. l0l1 Main St. BtorerOom.
No. II Fourteenth st. rooms and bath
No. II 18th st! 7-room dwelling.
80. " Zane St, rooms.
No. 50 Ohio ST., : rooms.
No. 81 Attn St, rooma.
No. 23S8 Market st, I rooms,
No. Is Ohio 1T, rooms, $50,
once or sleeping rooms. GutS Building,
furnished or VptQrniehed.
Storeroom CORNER I'd and Market 8tN
Nos. 2242 and :EI6 Market ct, stores and
Nos. lSE5 and 1ai7 Mecolloch ct.
Houses and Lots for Sale. Money "a
Loan on City Real Estate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
RINEHART & TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone sl8. Room No. 9.
FINK &,BRAUNLICH.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1l4s Market srteet.
TO LET. NEW HOUSES.

Three new houses on the south side Of
Fourteenth stseet. and two new houses on
EOH near Twelfth street, with 8 rooms,
bath, halls, laundry. When flushed will
be the best in the city. Plans can Be seen
ut our once. We will make changes 70
suit tenant. Possession July l. 1897. SpO.
cIRl RrrangementS can DO made for the
broken year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20
1,lle.l pIlr.l IlrIllnr PIlt.l

BEEcHAMs piLLs-No equal for
MNLInn llnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-20

FOR cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
cuts, sprains, burns, stinGs, chilblalnS,
sClatica and lumbngo, use salvation
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INVESTM ENTS.

Riverside Iron Company, 20 shares; has
paid quarterly dividends (of psr cent per
Rnnum) since lslS
Bloch Bros Tobacco Co. Pays per cen.
dividends
First Mortgage Bonds: s per cent IN Eold,
Coupons payable Aeml"AnnvRlly.
Main street business property that will
pay 8 per cent on 5000.
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| euREEITS

When say cure do not mean mercIyto
Stop them for time and then have them re-
turn again. tme1n 4 radical cure lhavemade
the disease Of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING
SICKNESS n lifelong study warrant my
remedy to cure tile worst cases. Because
others have failed is no reason for not now
receiving a cure. Send al once for a treatise
and a free Bottle Of my inlallible remedy
Give Express and Post Office.
Prof VIII. PEEER, I'D, Cedar St., NY.
delO.a&WX
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary Pub.
llo and Pension Attorney. No. I6l2 Mar.
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&ROLR & ZENR.%
80 Fourteenth Street,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-19

1 will not hear the dying word
or any friend nor stroke the wing
OF any little wounded bird.
Love is the deadest thing.
--Wraith- Song of Spraivoll