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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04
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gpeNlAl DlhpAhCu IAlI
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Nov. a.
Details of one of the most horrible
crimes in the annals of the state were
received here this evening from Jack
son county. and from reports lynch
ing bee" is very probable before morn
ing.
Eight miles southeast OF Ripley. in
the isolated locality OF Grass Lick, Mrs.
Edward Green, aged seventy, her son.
James Green. aged twenty-one. and her
twenty-six-year-old daughter. Miss
Ptost, by her first husband. Francis
Pfost. were murdered in cold blood.
about midnight, Tuesday night, by John
Morgan, young man who had former
ly been employed In the Green family.
who are among the prominent farmers
OF jackson county.
Besides killing three OF the family
outright, another Miss Pfost was SER
iously injured by O blow from the
club OF the AeBd, but managed TO es-
cape and hide,
The object OF the horrible crime was
to secure $50 which Morgan had learn
ed had been received Tuesday after
noon from the sale OF horse.
About midnight he called at the
house and arousing the family. flrst
struck down Mrs. Green who answered
his knock, and as the other members Of
the family rushed In, he struck the
two daughters with the club he carried
Young Green ran out the door, and
Morgan fearing he would escape pur.
sued and killed him a few rods from
the house.
One of the daughters who was only
stunned managed to escape and gave
the alarm.
Morgan was found in the woods, nea,
the house, about 10 o'clock this morn
ing. His hands and clothing wert
smeared with blood, and the MONEY
was on his person. He confessed hi
| crime.
II. F. Pfost, president OF the Nationa
Bank OF Ripley. and DR.. James Pfost
of Spencer. are sons Of the murderei
lady.
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SITUATION IN MARYLAND,
ChaIrmsn of Both Committees Claim the
LeElsIature--Tho Result all Depends ON
Cnlyert County.

IgeElIlhture--I tNeAuN Nh D'PN- S'
Calvert County.
BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 5.-state
Senator Norman b. Scott, chairman OF
the Republican state central committee
this afternoon made the following state
ment concerning the Legislative situa-
tlop: at does not avail now" said he.
80 do any claiming that will not be
sustnined by the returns. we nave
sixteen Republican senators TO nine
Democratic and one doubtful, from Cal
vert although l am assured that both
tho Republican senator and member OK
mo house were elected there. or the
sixteen senator's nine are hold-ovors, as
follows: Washington, Frederick Bal
timore county two from Baltimore city,
Anpc Arundel, Somerset, Howard and
Kent
"rhoso who have been elected this
time are the senator's from hlleghany,
Garrett, Baltimore city, Hartford, st..
Mnry'H, Charles and Caroline.
"If we elect the senator from Calvert,
and / have no doubt but that we VIII,
we will have a majority Of eight In the
senate In the house there are ninety
one members II takes forty-Hlx ol
these to organize the house ! can
show that we have forty-slE votes In
the house. This IL my claim and II Will
be found Tint it win be substantiated.
/ must confess that the majority was a
little too close for comfort, but such n
small working majority has some BEN
cntB for II always results In cemcntlnn
the party together for good legislative
work"
The chalrmcn OF both state commit
tcca despatched trusty lleutenanta 10
Calvert county this afternoon 10 watch
the count there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04

LONDON. Nov 3-'rhc elections IN
tho United states continue to oyerahad-
ow all the other news In the English
newspapers,
The sun, Of this clly of which news
paper ilnrry Marks mas editorial con-
troll, anyBi 'Thc dog returned to his
Vomlt IN the test we recommend plous
Now York to hnnu on p1rlor walls.
Tho chirf city ef IS great people must
gcc IN municipal offices illlrd with
men who should be- nllng coils IN the
prnitentInfy. New York has fallen Ike
rotten ftuii into the hands Of the bood-
lOrs. but. the New workers. may con-
sole themselves with anylng that every
city az every land, han the government
II dOacrycH,"
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Flr,t Tlms In Thirtr Yenr..

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Nov. s.--Gover-
nor Bushnell arrived home this evening,
on learning OF his return an lmpromptu
parade was Immediately formed. and
headed by @ band. marched to the
Bushnell mansion. Here thousand cit
Izens crowded on the lawn and were
addressed by the governor from the
porch. He thanked them for their cor
dial greeting and said the victory was
significant as II is the second time In
thirty years that Ohio has gone Repu6o-
lIcan in the first election after a presi-
dental election. He believed the result
win increase confidence and give great.
er activity 20 business. He concluded
by saving that Ohio would sound the
Keynote OF national politics for the
next ten years, After the speech a dis
plaV OF FIRE works was made on Foun-
taln Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Nov. a-out
OF eight judicial circuits In the state
the Republicans elect 1--WE Judges Tho
Democrats elect In one and the popu-
lists win I'm the two Black Hills clr-
cults. The Republican victories come
rs a surprise TO the Republicans, as
well as the opposition In the second
circuit Judge Jones oVercamo Popu-
list majority OF eleven hundred and
won by a majority Of seven hundred. A
very llaht vote was polled throughout
the state. not more than 60 per cent
having boon cast.
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NEpRAsYA REruRNs
show That the snvsr-Populiut Fasion
Has Carried the state.

Show That the Snver-PopullHt Fuhlon
Has Carried the state.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov s-Returns
during the day and early evening sim
ply confirmed what was evident at
midnight last night, that the fusion
state ticket had been elected by a plur-
allty fully as large as that given Bry-
an last year. II not larger. Early In the
afternoon It was generally admitted at
Republican headquarters that the state
was lost, and Secretary Sizer, Of the
state committee, emphasized the COM
mon belief at o'clock tonight when
he authorized the following statement
to be made to the Associated Press:
Returns thus far received by the
Republican state committee point TO
the election OF Sullivan (Fuslon) for
supreme Judge by plurality OF Ave to
ten thousand. Returns show that Re-
publican candidates for regents OF uni
versty, ran ahead OF Post, for Judge,
and We viii not yet concede their de-
feat"
Chairman Edmiston, Of the Fusion
committee, said he had no reason to
change his estimate OF last night OF
10000 plurality for the entire Fusion
ticket.
Neither OF the political headquarters
had returns to-day or tonight in guam
tlty and their estimates we're in q
measure surmise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04

WASHINGTON Nov q. .- Secretary
Sherman arrived cariy In Washington
early ihls morning, and was at hl8 desk
busy with analra of r,0to, looking n1
fresh ~ II hc had not voted ycHtordny ~
Mnnanott Onto, nnd made The iong trir
back 10 Washington over night The
secretary had not received any ptlVni.
ndyirUH. but Hill that ho waH satisfied
from the condition Uf affairs nB known 10
him inrt nlrhl that the Republicans hld
carried tho state ticket ana tho loElHln.
tufo aa we'll enmirIng a Republican sem
ator as n successor 10 Mr.. Hanna
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TRIPLE MURDER.
Most Cold BlOoded Crime in the
Annals of the State
FOR PURPOSES OF ROBBERY.

An Aged Woman. Her Son, and DAught-
sr, Living Near Ripley, Jackson Co unity
Fall Victims to the AIurdsrsrs Last for
GsIa-AaothsE Daughter ssriOaliy la
Jared by the Flsnd-Hs Is Captured In
the Woods Near the Scene OF the Crime
and Lodged in Jan-Ths Victims PrOm-
insntly Connected.
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COLORADO IN DOUBT,
Although tho Republicans Confdenty
claim the Election of iIayt.

NIIhongh INC II0VUUIIV'HH
Cialm the Election of Ilay''
DENVER. Nov 3-Thc result OF yea
terdny's election IN this state Is still in
doubt 80 far as justice OF the supreme
court ls concerned and It will take the
oTlclnl canvass to decide who has won.
The Times, which supported Hnyt
candidate Of the Republicans and silver
Republicans. claims HIS election bH less
than 1000. Returns and estimates so far
recelyod show Ilayt olEhty-two votes
In the lead Counties yet to be hcnrt
from are divided aud seem doubtful,
The chairman of the PopullBia aud
Democratic parties claim that full re-
turns viii rive their candidate, CAB
bert, from 1000 tO 1900 majority,
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BAR ASSOCIATION.
Largely Attended Meeting OF the
Lawyers of the State.
INTERESTING TOPICS DISCUSSED

by the Prssidsnt, MIR. p. j. croEAn, In
oludIng some OF the Measures Passed BY
thsLsEIslAturs ON Which he was Pleased
to Pas Some Very Caustls crltiolImI.
The State Supreme Court Comes In for =
Roast Property Rights OF Married
womon-Trlbutss to Distinguished Dead
Jurilts.
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NEW JERSEY IS THERE
with a Republican Majority OF 2I oI
Joint ballot In I.egiilhturcI

TRENTON. N. j., Nov. s,-The New
Jersey assembly viii have Republican
majority of twenty-one on Joint ballot.
The latest figures from the different
counties show that the Democrats have
elected senators in Burlington, Hunter
don, Middlesex, Passalc and Sussex
counties and that Robert Il. H9nd,
tRep.), Is elected senator from Cape
May by about $50 majority. With the
hold-over senators this will make the
senate stand fourteen Republicans to
seven Democrats.
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the two houses of the general assem-
bly,. Louisville, that has not gone
Democratic for three elections, gives
Weaver, the Democratic nominee for
mayor, about $500 majority, and wish
three exceptions the whole municipal
ticket has been elected.
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Que Fusion IIspuhiieSn wili Vote for the
Caucus Nominee.

Que Fuiion itepuhiican VIII Vote for tho
Caucus Nominee.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 3,-The four
Republicans selected on the fusion tick
ct for tho house In Hamilton county.
are Charles r. Drostc, John c. otis, Dr.
r. W. Lane and Frank H. Kempcr
The Times Star prints interviews
with an four. In which Scmpcr says he
win vote for the Republican caucus
nominee; otis viii npposo Hanna, but
~ otherwise non -commitllli Lane iB n
troo silver man and viii probably vote
with the Democrats ON local measures,
Drosto N FREQ silver and SAYS ho VIII
vote for ponntorlnl candidate who
nrrcor with him
Volrht. me fusion Republican soma
tor. has not been interviewed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04

LouisyILLE, tg Nov S--lScn-
tucRy wheels into tho Democratic col-
umnB nrpn by majority N over 2iooo.
RcporiH from nli over The state show
that gam 4. ghdcknltotd, the Hllvcr
Democratic Nominee Tor appellate court
olorl,, win have fully 10000, N not 10000
majority, aud that the silver Democrats
wlll hnvo o majority OF over twenty In
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4 few COONS
IF YOU PLEASE.
rustto Relieve the Suspense OF the
Past Few Hours.
OHIO COMES UP SMILING
After Rainy Day Representation
of Democrats.
FIVE TO SEVEN MAJORITY
FIVE TO SEVEN MAJORITY
In the Legislature Which Insures
the Reelection of Hanna.
BUSHNELL HAS A PLURALITY

or as,SOO-D.mOerats Make n Feeble
Claim for the LsE'siAtuEs-'rhs Rspah-
,,e.n, Figure Out a Comfortable Mar
o1,. uowsysr-Ths Strange scheme OF
John MeLsans Friends = Wnl BIO
Pressed by tho buckeye Democracy for
Pr,.ldsnt-Rumors Afost as to comI
blnss Against Hanna, but They are all
Traced to Democratic sOuress-It was n
Close Contest, bat Enough is Tlonty'
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GOOD FOR THE BAY STATE.

Largest Republican Majority Given Ell
espt In ths Great Tidal YsSr-Lsgi'la-
ture Overwhelmingly Republican,
BOSTON, Nov. S.-Roger Woicott'
the Republican candidate, has been
reelected as governor of Massachusetts,
by a plurality OF nearly 5000, There
are stin few remote precincts to be
heard from the total vote in, but the
total vote in these districts is only a
few hundred I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-04

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Nov a.
The Citizens Reform party has elect
ed the mayor, auditor and three mem
bers OF the council. The Democrats
elected the recorder. city attorneytreas
urer and eight members OF the council.
The Republicans elected four council
men. The vote for mayor was: Clark.
(Cltlzens' Reform), 1850: Dale, tDem.).
l.2ss; Doremus, CRep,). 1880; Lawrence.
tPop), I'M; 1iasOrouck, tsociai La
bor) 1866
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few hundre

Revised returns show a total vote of
165.sl3 for Wolcott, 1885 for George
Fred Williams, regular Democratic can
dldate. and 1t,129 for William Everett
the nominee OF the National Demo-
Gratis Wolcotts plurality last year was
1852, nearly 1000 less than his total
vote this year.
This years political complexion OF the
general house will be as follows: Sen
ate, Republican 81; Democrats 8; house,
Republicans fS2; Democrats y; 1nde-
pendents G; Prohibltionlsts /,
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HOW IT LOOKS
Through English spsetNoiss-commsntS
Of the London Press.

Through English speetNoies-comments
Of the London Press.
LONDON, Nov. S,-The Evening
News remarks on the American cleo
tions; Croker has been brought OF
his tip and has won the race, showing
that he is more to be feared in his nat
ural arena of politics than on the race
course. The population OF the second
greatest city In the world has elected
its rulers and the morning after elec-
tlon the problem occupying the mind
did not relate TO the government OF the
city, but to squarlng and rewardtng his
supporters, The experiment OF Democ-
racy as seen In full growth in New
York seems to have It's drawbacks AZ
well as It's advantages"
The ST. James Gazette thinks: THE
reason Americans allow themselves to
be nominated by clique, whose Lead
ing members would on this side OF the
Aunntlc sooner or later find themselves
In the criminal docket" Is that Amer
lean politicians indulge IN politics SOLE
~ for what they can make out OF them,
nnduntil America finds time to produce
n cinss who VIII give their time 80 pub
lie affars aa here without expectation
OF pcounlary reward. Tammnny Will
continue It's victories In New York"
Commenting on the allegation that
the best classes" hold aloof from poll
ties, tho Globe says: 1T leaves the
government Of one OF the greatest coun-
tries In the world at the mercy OF u
mob and OF an unHcrupuluua dema-
goguo who knows how TO bend the mob
10 his will. The encct upon the for
olgn policy of the country Ia often des-
plcablc. Tint large numbers OF decent,
sensible people nrc utterly without SYM
pathy with the brusqucrle OF Olney and
tho fatultlcs Of Sherman We all know,
hut unhnpplly they utterly fail to make
their volceB heard above the din OF the
| Aln.u NnrL nlumn-M "
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Tho state Legislature remains Republic
can. The senator's, hold-over, and the
new house of assembly stands eighty
1--WE Republicans 60 slxty-elght Demo-
Gratis. Ten OF the newly elected Repub-
llcan nsscmblymen are said to he anti
Plntt. In the present senate the Re
publican majority Is thirty;ln the house
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, COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 3.-Unoffi-
clal but complete returnsshow Repub-
Ilcan plurality OF 26,52O in Ohio. Both
sides stlll claim majority OF the leGis-
lature. Republicans by 1--WE; Democrats
by three majority. .
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OGDEN. Utah. Nov. 3.-The Demo-
Gratis have elected the mayor by twen.
~ majority. The Republicans elected
all the other city officers, including six
OF tho ten members OF the council.
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NEW YORK - saiied: 81. Iouis.
southampton; Germanic, Liverpool;
Southwark, Antwerp
GLAsdow-Arrivod; Anchorla, New
York
QUEENSTOWN =. ARRIVED; Penn.
land. Philadelphia.
HAMBURG - Arrived; Scotia, Balu.
more.
Observation-Disclosures. &. Paul,
New York.
LivBRPooL-Arrivodi Majestic New
York
RoTTBRDAM-Arrvcd; obdam New
York
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NEW YORK RESULTS.
Van wyek,s Plurality sf,57s-synopslS
orthe Vote.

Van Wycks fluFhiiy eiioao-syhoPai'
oTthc Vote.
NEW YORK. Nov, 3..The result OF
the first municipal election in the great
or New York completely reverses the
conditions OF 1895, when McKinley's plu-
rallty in the same territory was 56,s65,
or the twenty-one aldermen elected
In Greater New York, five are Republl-
cans ind sixteen Democrats.
For chief justice Of the court OF ap-
peals, Parker. Democrat, has major
fly In the state OF 5S,l59.
Taking the revised figures of the re-
TURNS from the boroughs OF Bronx,
Brooklyn. Manhattan and Richmond,
and the unrevised figures from Queens,
the total vote for mayor OF Greater
Nur, York Ia.
The record-union., 1897-02-13
While Attempting to Ford River in
Humboldt County,
Though Warned That the Crossing
Was Dangerous, They Persisted in
Trying to Cross, With the Result
That the Current Upset the Wagon,
and the Occupants and Team Sank
From Sight.

EUREKA, Feb. 12.-Mrs H. p. Mil
Ter and her 12-year-old son, together
with span of horses, were drowned
at 10 O'Clock this morning while at
tempting to ford Van Duzen River near
its junction with the Eel River.
They were warned the crossing was
dangerous, but persisted in trying TO
cross, with a fatal result.
Parties tried to intercept her, but too
late, as she was already some distance
from shore. The horses began to swim,
but the current upset the wagon, and
the occupants sank from sight.
The river is now being dragged for
the bodies. Mrs Miller lived with her
husband on a ranch near Alton.
A man named Peter Peterson lost
drowned at the same place yesterday.
The buggy upset, throwing him into
the water. He managed to keep afloat,
and drifted down the river about half
a mile, struck on a sand bar and walked
shore. The horse and buggy were not
recovered.
The place where the accident hap
pened is twenty five miles from this
city, alt the point where the Pacific
Lumber Company's railroad crosses the
Van Duzen River. The freshet caused
by the recent rains washed out the bed
of the river at the ford, which makes
the crossing there extremely hazardous.
The record-union., 1897-02-13
NOT DRAWN UNDER THE CARS.
New Point Brought i'm Damage Suit
Against Railway.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12-PrObably the
most celebrated case ever tried in the
law courts of Missouri was decided III
the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon.
1t is the suit brought against the Iron
Mountain road for $4,000 damages for
the death of James Ganey, killed six
years ago by a train on that road. The
decision of the Circuit Court is reversed
and the case remanded for trial. The
case has been commonly known as the
suction case" because James Ganey
was alleged to have been drawn under
the cars by the force of wind created
by the passing train.
The plaintiffs placed Professor Nj
rher of Washington University on the
stand TO testify as an expert, and
through him a scientific point entirely
new in the trial of damage cases
against railroad companies was
brought out. The popular supposition
that the boy, James Ganey. was
drawn under the train by suction"
was disproved. 1t was shown that in
stead of there being any suction the air
currents had a contrary effect.
1t was shown that a train of cars
running at a high rate of speed creates
a movement of air near it in the same
direction. The train in question car
ried the air along with it with such
velocity and force as to tend to move
or overthrow any one standing near it,.
As scientific proposition it was de-
monstrated that the tendency of an air
current thus produced would be to turn
an object standing near the tracks
around, because the current of air ON
the side of the object closest to the
track moves faster than on the side
furthest from it.
The record-union., 1897-02-13
MONITOR TERROR.
The Navy Department Notified That
the Warship is Ready for Sea.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Commo-
dore Sicard Commandant at the New
York Navy Yard, has notified the Navy
Department that the double turret
monitor Terror VIII be ready for sea
tomorrow, and she has been ordered
to join Admiral Bunce's fleet off
Charleston.
The Terror was launched seventeen
years ago. but the long delay in COM
pleting her has not been so very harm
ful, for it has enabled the department
to embody new ideas as they have de-
veloped in that period of time, so that
she is now an up-to-date coast defense
ship in every respect.
This is the first of our naval ships
to be fitted with pneumatic mechanism
for the revolution of her turrets and
working of her guns. The report of the
trial board just received at the Navy
Department shows that the new sys-
tenn functioned satisfactorily upon trial.
The record-union., 1897-02-13
EX-QUEEN LILIUOKALANI.
ASSERTION THAT SHE IS STILL
THE LAWFUL RULER.
The Act of Abdication Said to Have
Been Procured Under
DureSS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-Julius A.
Palmer. representative of ex-Queen Lii
iuokalani, in a card to the Evening
star to-day, declares the act of abdi-
cation of the ex-Queen was procured
under duress. and is void for this rea-
son and because of legal informalities.
He says the Queen has never given a
legal abdication and is still the lawful
ruler even if she forbears 10 enforce
her legitimate rights. 1t is believed
Liliuokalani inspired the card.
AT the Hawaiian Legation it was
read with interest, but without concern,
and is here regarded simply as an ex-
preston from the royalist standpoint of
the eventful episode of Hawaiian his
tory, but as not at all likely to have
any practical influence.
Mr.. Palmers card was called forth.
as he explains. by the publication in
the Star" recently of the Queens alb
dication. He refers to that document
as a brief drawn by Hon. A. S. Hart
WELL chief counsel for the corpora ton
OF sugar planters and lawyers now pos
ing as the Hawaiian republic'-having
no legal force whatever, void when
written, and which could not be sus-
tained in any court of equity in any
civilized land"
He further says that the Queen was
forcibly confined in the Iolani palace,
and being told that those she loved, her
personal friends We're awaiting execu-
tion, signed the act of abdication as
the only means to save them.
The ring Of adventures knew their
victim" says MIR. Palmer. and had
they proposed her immediate death
they could not have terrified her, but
to save those she loved she executed the
document"
He further says that not only was
the Queens signature obtained under
duress. but that ii was worthless from
another reason it was not her legal
signature Her prosecutors overreached
themselves. he says, and out of excuse
Of caution required her to sign as Lii
iuokalani Dominis.' which was not her
legal signature. Legally there is not
and never was such a person The doe
ument should have been signed Lii
iuokalani. Regina"
Mr.. Palmer. who refuses to admit
that he speaks for Liliuokalani by di-
rection, closes his card by this state
ment. perhaps significant of future in
tentions: NO question is ever settled
until it is settled right, and that the
whole Hawaiian matter should be
properly reviewed is the opinion of a
great many people of the Islands,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12-To- days
statement of the condition of the Treas
ury shows: Available cash balance.
S216, III 919; gold reserve, S166 06S, OH.