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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
THE NIGHT MARCH

or the Miners OH Turtle Creck-Coal OPP
orators Contributing Money 10 tho
Strike Fund - Liquor Gets Into the
Camps.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. S.-Thc number
Of people in the parade of the strikers
at Turtle Creek tonight was materially
irssened by n heavy rain. The process
sion was headed by Gfty little girls
carrying a banner with the inscription
"our pupas are not scared" Three
carloads OF Homestead steel workers
Joined the procession. The line Of
march was through the streets of Tur-
tfe Creek TO East Pittsburgh and return
to the camp, where meeting was held,
addressed by several ministers of tho
town and by Patrick Dolan and Mrs.
Jones. The ministers assured the men
that the sympathlcs Of the townspeoplc
were with them and cxhortcd them
from any overt act. Sheriff Lowry was
present Mt the meeting
President DOlan does not deny that
the coal operators are contributing
money to the strike fund. llc says q
Ecodly portion OF the expense nccount
In bc.nE met by donations from that
source. Dolnn expects to have the De
Afmitt mines closed completely within
Two DAYS, nftcr which the intention N
20 form sort OF cOmmonweal army
nnd make march on Wostmorclnnd
county the points Of attack TO be the
mines Of the Ponnsylnnln Coal Com
pnny and the Manor SHAFT These
companies have an agreement with De
Armltt that he viii not snip coal east
and they will not enter the western
field
A march by the strikers Is TO be made
an Plum Creek IN tho morning ana tho
sheriff IN anticipation of trouble has
nrranrod Tor large number OF dcpu-
ties 10 bc on the Eround ahead OF the
slrIkow ..,.
A serious phase developed tonight
whom II was seen TINT q number Of the
atritora were Intoxicated, President
Dolnn at once took measures to prevent
amy further Introduction OF llquor
among the men, and IN q speech to his
followers cautioned them ngnlnRt such
lltuiUcnccs nnd said hc was convinced
that ll1uur had been given thcm by
their enemies with the dcsptcfhe PHf-
punc Of atenllng away their hitherto
mood cause and bring about u state of
not Dolnn thinks he has nlppcd the
danger IN the bud,
Tho National Guard official mcn-
toned above ns being at Turtle Creek
to-day il cot A. \ togun uWrtcrnrH-
tor general UuDu Cnl Loghn'B rc-
turn 10 the city this evening he at once
went into conference with Den. Wiley
10th genllumen Aay Nv orders VI any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
SECRETARY SHERMAN
Says lie Is Getting Tired Denying Absurd
Rumors OF His IlciignNtion.

AMAGANzBTT, l., l., Aug. 3,-sccre-
tary Of State Sherman was interviewed
by representative OF The Associated
Press tonight at his cottugc here. He
would not discuss the report from Hu-
wall and that United States Minister
sewall had been instructed to declare a
protcctorate over the Island.
Referring to whltelaw Rctd's visit
last night, Mr.. Sherman stated thnt II
was only in regard to the submitting Of
Mr.. Reds report as special Ambassador
to England.
The question Of my resignation"
said Mr.. Sherman. twas not mentioned
get tired OF denying these absurd ru-
moro that arise from time TO time"
AIr. Sherman declared his friendship
FOR Mr. Reid In vigorous terms. Mr.
sherman will leave AmngOngett for
Washington, on Friday next,
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DISASTROUSFIRE
Sweeps Lswisharg, W. vA.-Nssrly $500.
900 Worth OF Property Destroyed,

900 Worth OF Property Destroyed.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
HINTON, W. Va, Aug. s.-Lewisburg,
the county seat OF Greenbrier county,
was almost wiped on the earth this
morning by FIRE. It commenced at 1
O'Clock and had full sway until 10. The
fire originated In the ]. f. Bell stores
and quickly spread over the business
portion OF the town. destroying fifteen
stores, the postoffice, TWO banks, two
hotels and several residences, The
town has no water system and the only
water that could be procured was from
pumps. which supply was soon ex-
hausted. A fire engine was brought
here from Ronceverte but II was ren-
dered useless on account OF there be-
ing no water, The court house and Jail
had a narrow escape. While transfer
ring the prisoners from the jail to q
place OF safety two OF them escaped
during the excitement.
The losses are about as follows; J,
p. Bell & Son, dry goods store, $4,000;
Green & Brady, 5000; o. p. Syden-
stricker q Co., drugs. 10000; the cen-
trai station house, 5000; Thomas Parr
& Sons, harness, 10000; Lake Moore,
drug store, 5000: r. p. Rlttenhouse,
dry goods. $4,000; Richard Thomas.
grocery, $1,000; d. S. Mason, general
store, 5000; VIM. Grove. shoe store,
$1,000; postofiice. 5000; barber shop,
1900; johnson tailoring establishment,
$1,000; Shippers hotel, 5000: ]. d, Ford
q Sons, general merchandise. $4,000;
Fry's jswelry store, 1900; Williams
jewelry store, 1880; A. ]. Bell. gents
furnishings, $4,000; Bank OF Green-
brier $4,000; Bank OF Lewisburg. $1,000;
six law offices, $4,000; opera house,
ss,OOO Chas, Buster. general store,
$4,000
The money. bonds, etc. in the banks
were In fire proof vaults. and conse-
Quently not damaged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
JUNE WITHDRAWALS
or DutlabIe Goodu in Bonded ware.
housss-iIsAvy Decrease Compared With
Preceding Years.

or DutlabIe Goods in Bonded ware.
houGss-iIeAvy Decrease Compared With
Preceding Years.
WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-'Tho follow
ing statement was issued to-day from
the treasury department:
The advance sheets OF the monthly
summary of finance and commerce for
the month Of June. 1897, about to be Is
sued by the bureau of statistics shows
u heavy decrease Us to goods held in
bonded warehouses as compared with
preceding yearR The causes of unusual
Withdrawals have been mainly in antic-
lpation OF u change in the tariff and
also an increasing demand for consunp-
ton. The value OF goods remaining In
bond June so, was SIS, ,lS5,723. As COM
pared with the same day OF the pre-
cediHg year there Is n decrease Of $685.
s1S,6l9.
In glass and glassware there has been
no marked decrease except cylinder.
crown and common window glass, from
3,0OO,2i2 pounds to 1.762sl3 pounds.
Plate glass, however, has increased
from S9,872 to 74,962 square feet. There
has been but u slight decrease as to
manufacturers Of iron and steel. Some
particular Items under this head. how
ever. show q marked decrease, as for
instance, TIN plates, terne plates and
taggers tin from 25,4S2.6SO pounds to
5,2SG.Ol5 pounds. There is a small in
crease as to bar iron rolled or ham
mered ingots, blooms, slabs. billets, etc.
of ateaI Hinder the wool schedule there
is another marked falling OF. partlou-
larly in the items Of cloths The value
Of wool In bond on the last day OF the
fiscal year, 1896, is shown to have been
decreased from s6,69S,2S3 to n,41OsoS,
Dutiable goods have decreased from
$50, ,Olo, ,isO TO Sl6,sSS,79O and free goods
from Sl.4S9,162 to 31,251,9s5.
Two causes have combined to lower
the stock Of goods in bond. namely. an
awakening demand for consumption
and changes either actual or anticipa-
ted in the new tariff, which is now a
law.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. S-At the navy
department an even more explicit de-
nIal of the story that the nag was to be
hoisted yesterday was obtained. 1t
was said that Admiral Beardslee's or
ders only contemplated a landing in an
emergency to preserve the status quo,
and that the landing in that case would
not be for longer period of time than
was necessary to restore conditions TO
their former shape, 1t was said that as
President Mckinley had referred the
whole matter to Congress, along with
the annexation trcnty, II would not be
courteous to that body for the executive
to act OF its own volition until Congress
had expressed its will. II was further
said that there was no truth in the Oft
repeated story that the buttleship Ore
gon was under orders to go to Homo
lulu.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. at Is de-
clared positively at the state depart
ment that there has been no change in
the instructions given either to Minister
sewall or to Admiral Beardslee touch
ing their attitude toward the Hawaiian
question. The admiral's instructions
were to protect American interests at
all points and TO establish protector
ate only In the event OF serious disturb
ance or the commission Of some overt
act. 1t is not understood that the exc
cutlon OF this order was at all depend
ent upon the action or non-actlon OF
Congress upon the annexation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
TROUBLE AT cORINTH.
Striking Miner. Attack Men Who Went
to work Mere Trouble Feared


striking AIlnsrs Attack Men Who Went
to work Mere Trouble Feared
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
TERRA ALTA, W. Va, Aug. s'-cor-
lnth, three miles east of here, is excited
on account of the miners at that place
employed in the mines Of the Oakland
Coal & Coke Company going on a
strike. The miners, about forty in
number. held a meeting Sunday after
noon and decided to strike, Armed
sentries guarded them all Sunday night
and Monday. This evening as three
miners who had gone TO work this
morning were coming from the mines
they were attacked by party OF Hun
garians armed with clubs, An Italian
named Andrea GazEonnl was very seri-
ously injured. Constable Beatty and a
posse from here went down this even
ing 10 administer the law. The COM
pany employs forty miners, more than
half OF whom are Italians and Hunga-
rians.
The manager, r. I. Anderson, says he
will not accede to the demand for an
Increase in wages, and trouble Is feared.
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EAsToN, Pa, Aug, o,--Mra George
stcntnke OF East Bangor, was burned
to death at her home this morning, Her
husband arose and built a frc In the
stove, lie loft can N kerosene On the
hearth aud short time later II exploded
settling Are 10 Mia. SieHake'R ei8thinF
Shc ran out INFO the yard and the wind
famed the flames. She died soon after.
tVnru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
STRIKE SITUATION.
Governor AtiinsOn's Letter to the
Labor Officials
In REFERENCE TO INJUNCTION
Recently Issued by Special Judge
Mason, OF Marion County.
|THE STRIKERS ARE CONFIDENT

That There VIII bs General suipSnIiOn
OF Work In the FalrmOnt District by
Monday NsIt-ssorst Conference Of sIln.
sr. Held Ysstsrasy-Mlasrs omsials la
PtuburEh Section Express Thsn,slvel
a. sAti,nsd with the PrOErsIs OF tho
Siege of De Armitps Mlass-rwo OF
Them Idio-RumOrs OF Calling out che
aftittary-Prssidsnt Of New York and
Cleveland Company Threatens to Spring
an injunction on the Campers.
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A PROTECTORATE
To be Declared and the American
Flag Raised
OVER THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

On the Arrival OF the Steamer Bearing
tho News of the FSrlure OF Congress to
Pass the Annexation TrsHty-suoh ii the
RspsrtThat Comes from HOnOIulu-nut
Few Psr.ons In Hawaii Aware or the
Alleged UudsrstAndtnG-Ths state De-
pArtnsat Says uIlnl,sr sswAii Received
No sach Instructions.
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PuLADELPntA,Aug, a--At n meet.
Ing Of phomlncnt Grand Army mon here
to-day, at which Mayor Warwick pro.
sided. II was unanimously decided to In.
vitc Pickctt's division NJ cN-Confedcratt
aolllcrs, with headquarters at Richmond,
Va, to attend the bluo and gray reunion
here September 10 and II, There has
been considerable discussion over the nd.
Visibility of extending the Invitation.
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BETHLEHEM, Ia. Aug a.-Thc post.
murtem examination made On the body
VI stephen Gasptr the Hungarian mur.
drrcd by Andrew Smhydu, ehnwud that
gnspnr lived fnr more than tweuty-fout
haHfs Win a wound tAfee.elghtha of az
inch deep IN hl1 hrnrt innydoa knife
went through one Of hls vlctnia Ribs. Ir
the loft lung cavity there wa a eliot vi
blood weighing ihtse punees
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04

hazards and that the property OF our
people Is protected; for We must all
whether rich or poor, employer or em-
ploye, high or low, respect. and obey the
law, Very respectfully yours,
q. W. ATKINSON,
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kind have been Issued and the inspec-
ton OF the Turtle Greek district has
been taken only as q precautionary
measure. Col Logan said II the troops
should be called for his men could be
oa the field within twenty-tour hours
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04

NEW YoRK-Mnnitoba, from Lon'
don.
RRrMEN-Bar. from New
York, via southampton - =,
glBUALTAR-- Kaiser Wilhelm II,
from New York. for Naples and Co.
nOa, ,
Bremen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
WEsr VIRGINIA. oPRRAToRs
Accused Of Contributing $4,000 for the
Purpose or Making Strike.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. ain pub
llshed statement tonight W. p. Dear
mitt said that anything tending to stop
the output of the Pittsburgh mines neces-
sarily resulted to the advantage of the
mines of eWst Virginia, and II was cur.
rently reported and generally believed
that the West Virginia coal operators
contributed 10000 through the leaders
and officials OF the United Mine Workers.
Of America for the purpose Of making a
strike In the mines OF Ohio and western
pannaNIvanIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
TURKEYS ACTION
In Sending Fleet TO Crete May Lead 10
CoilIsion with the Fleets ofths Power.

In Sending a Fleet TO Crete May bcau 10
CoiIIslon with the Fleets or the Powsrs.
PARIS, Aug, 3.-Aocording to a dis
patch received here to-day from Con-
s.antinople. division of the Turkish
feet has been ordered to sail for canea,
Island OF Crete.
II the statements contained in the
Constantlnoplo dispatch alluded to nro
correct, fresh trouble may be aatIcipa-
ted in the settlement OF the Gmeco-
Turkish peace prellminaries. 1t has
been reported for some time that the
Turkish government was contemplating
landing additional Turkish troops IN
Crete and on Thursday last the admir-
ais In command Of the foreign fleets In
Cretan waters held n conference and
decided to oppose by force, the landing
OF any Turkish relnforccments In Crete.
They notified Ismail Boy, the Turkish
civil governor OF the decision arrived al.
But the Turkish governor replied that
he could not accept such decision, ap-
pnrently taking the ground that the
porte would persist In It's intention to
reinforce the Turkish garrison In Crete.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. S.--Three
Turkish lronclads left the D1rdnnelles
Yesterday evening. Another dispatch
from the Dardanelles late to-day, an
nounces that the second naval division
OF the Turkish fleet, consisting OF seven
warshIps. commanded By Hari Pasha.
mas Fnited for the Island Of Crete,
Fears are expressed here that the do
parture of the Turkish naval division
mny lcnd 10 collision with the inter-
national ileo, IN Cretan waters, In view
OF tbe announcement OF the foreign Od-
mirnis thnt they have decided to OPP
nose by force, the landing OF the Turk
ish reinforeements IN the island OF
Crete.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-The fol-
lowing from the correspondent of the
Associated Press was received on the
steamer Belglc to-day;
"Thearrival of the steamship Monowai
from San Francisco, due here the 2sth,
means much for Hawaii. In offlcial cir
c1es II is generally understood that
the United States minister. Mr.. sewell
will carry out the instructions received
In the last mail. said to be to this effect:
II Monowai brings word that Congress
failed 10 pass the annexation treaty,
Minister Sewall Is to declare protec-
torate and raise the American nag.
THE American minister has had fire.
quent consultations with President Dole
within the past week, and II Is believed
they have agreed on programme.
The general impression Is that Congress
has decided to let the matter OF annex
alton wait over until the regular ses-
sion. The intervening months would be
a long time for this country alone in
view Of the attitude Of Japan, and Sec
retary Sherman believed protectorate
of the United States is the only way to
prevent possible hostile action on the
part OF the Japanese. As soon as the
Monowai arrives II Is understood the
United States minister will notify this
government Of his intention to raise the
American flag. Diplomatic etiquette
will allow a day or two for answer and
Il IS expected everything will be In
readiness to declare protectorate Mon
day, August 2,
The foregoing Information comes
from a reliable source and but few per-
sons in Honolulu are aware OF the near
approach Of the most important event
in the history OF the country.
Hon. Edwin Dun, ex-United States
minister to Japan. is a through passen-
ger on the Belgic. He is en- route for
Washington, accompanied by his daugh-
ter. He expects 10 spend several weeks
in the United States before returning to
Japan, where he has resided since 1873.
Mr.. Dan believes In annexation, but Is
OF the opinion that the present Congress
will never take favorable action on the
treaty now before 1t, He does not look
for any rupture that may disturb the
friendly relation now existing between
the United States and Japan, but he
does believe that the government has a
Just claim against the Hawaiian gov
eminent in connection with the immi-
grafton troubles, although she In not
likely to enforce her claims In case the
Hawaiian government refuses to recog-
nlze them,
Annexation should have been nc
compllshed four years ago" said Mr..
Dun, "and then all Of the present dini-
cultles Woufd have been avoided
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THE SENTENCE COMMITTED
Ernest B. HaSSeltine Will be Re
leased i'm October.

Ernest b. HasseItine, the young
Lancaster bank clerk, who
overdrew his account several
thousand dollars and fled when
he lost the money in cotton spec
lation and could not make it good :.
being afterwards prosecuted, con-
victed and sentenced to the State
penitentiary for 81 months, has
had his sentence commuted.
Governor Ellerbe yesterday re-
duced the term of imprisonment
to II months. This means that
the young man will be released
in October next. Strong peti-
tions were presented to the gov
ernor.-State, 22nd inst.
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1Heir JI0chinery MoUiny.

III. J.GregOry IL Co. are selling
stacks of machinery in Lancaster
and the surrounding counties.
Here is list of those sold recent
ly: L. A. McManus, Lewis eau
then, j. E. Bowers, II. +. Nell
vain, j. u. Robinson, w. Med.
Brown, O. II. Bell, W.T.Addison,
Shute Bros, j. Nj. Kirkley, T. r.
Langley, j. E. Porter, S. L. Nc
Manus, w. j. Funderburk, w. X.
thompson, Springs, Heath &
Shannon.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There is only one
way TO cure DEAFNESS. and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in.
named condition OF the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infinmrd
you nave rumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when ii il entirely closed, Deafness
is the result, and unless the inflammat ton can
oe taken out and this tube restored TO its nor.
maj condition. hearing will be DESTROYED for
ever; nine cases out OF ten cause by ca
tarrh, which Is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion OF the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Hall ) Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars; free.
T.. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Drugnists, 15c
Halls Family Il lis are the best
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meeting of the Lazy Club. The
Club will meet again on the af-
ternoon of the first Saturday in
August.
PERSONAL.
Miss Buela Harris of Rock Hill
spent several days here the past
week. and was the guest Of Miss
Maud Tillman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draden Fudge
paid their daughter, Mrs. II. ii.
Massey, a visit the past week.
Misses Sue loder and Maud
Tillman are visiting friends in
Rock Hill.
Mrs. f. w. Nisbet and children
are on visit to Mrs. RObt. Hick-
I'm. OLD HICKORY.
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Hoods
Restore full, regular action -
OF the bowels, do not irri-
tate or infame, but leave
ell the delicate digestive or.
ganism in perfect condition. Try them =, cents
Prepared only by G. l. Hood & Co. Lowell Mass

Try them. - cents.
< Co, Lowell. Masa
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White Man Shot or IL Negro.

Pete Bines, colored, shot Mr..
John Hinson, young man about
II years of age, in a difficulty
near Heath Springs one day last
week. The negro gave Mr.. Hin
son some impudence. He resent
ed 1T when the negro drew his
pistol and fired at Hinson twice
one ball passing through his arm
near the elbow and the other
striking just below the ankle
Joint, none of the wounds being
serious.
a warrant was promptly issued
for Bines by Magistrate Hilliard.
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Figid BccT.

Read advertisement of Mr.. w.
+. Young who announces to the
public his preparation and readi
ness to serve them with fresh, ice
cold beef at any and all times.
If you will go or send to his
market and buy your beef he will
keep it in his refrigerator till you
need it and then will send it to
your home. If you will leave
orders he will send out nice steaks
for breakfast. The people of Ian
caster should show their apprecia-
ton of Mr.. Young's effort to fur
nish good, fresh meats by send
ing him their orders.
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announce IRPuf.

We have equipded and opened
up a modern repair shop for re-
pairing Watches, Clocks. Jewel
ry, Bicycles, Sewing Machines,
Guns, Pistols and any thing else
that can be repaired. We guar
antee to give entire satisfaction
ON each and every job, or money
refunded. Bring us your work
and we will give it prompt and
careful attention.
Respectfully.
B. G.. IIOUGH Il Co.
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WdshOHt on the l.. Il: e.. ROud,

Heavy rains in Chester county
last Wednesday washed out por-
tlons OF each of the Barber and
the Mcdaniel trestles the other
side of Richburg. Since then
till Monday evening passengers
were transferred at those points.
The damage has been repaired
and all trains are running through.
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cheap Rates to the Picnic at Fort

LUtrN.
The l.. e G. Railway Company
will run an excursion over their
line to Fort Lawn, to morrow,
(July 29th) on account of the
picnic and barbecue at the follow
ing low rates for round trip:
From Lancaster to Fort Lawn
30 cents, Graces - cents.
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Notice Of ErecUtice Committee
Meeting 4uy. End.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet the 1st Mon
day in August at II o'clock a. M.
in the courthouse. Let every
member be on hand.
w. q. a. PORTER,
County Chairman.
July 81, 1897.