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what are the amounts OF those blds2 I
cannot hear them, and General John G,
Gown, the government attorney, pushed
his way through the crowd with great
difficulty. He had been standing about
ten feet from Mr., Cornish and he had
been unable TO hear the announcement of
the bids, so low had been the voice of
General Fitzgerald, as he made them,
and the voice OF Mr., Cornish, as he re-
ceived them.
THE ROAD KNOCKED DOWN.
The sale stopped for moment as Genz
eral Gown struggled through the crowd
to the side OF Mr.. Cornish. He was
shown the amount OF the bids on the
memorandum held by General Fitzger-
aid and made a note Of them. He then
turned away and Mr.. Cornish again
opened his mouth TO say: Are there any
more bids?" and this time he succeeded
in getting them out. There was not a
sound and the master continued, "as
there are no more bids, / declare the
property OF which I have Just read the
description, sold TO Louis Fitzgerald and
Alvin w. Kroch, purchasing trustees,
they having made the highest bid and
the only bid"
Ihat was an there was 10 the eha OF
the sale and the memDers OF he re-
orgahzauon eonlrnlttee aha Lhe,r At'TI- OF
heys lost no time IN getHns paSA 70 ule
oinees OF the Union raclhc ROAD, LOT Ihe
VINO blew hara ana II was coIu Tut ehere
Wnere the auction naa lakeh plaSe. iNlS..,..
uhuer the terms OF sag, me puleiiasess t.sr,s
nave ninety DAYS IN wnISn 90 pay oNe,, over
the tull aHouilt u tne putSItt,ne III, .itySy =,
ana that part OF the transaction will pe
carried out IN new forR IN the @ LutIre,
ihe government has now tne sinS,hs ~ M
tuhd OF the road ahu tns ailount ot ti,e
guarantee checK put & W. py the ISorsdti- .i. M
zatlon oommtttee. rms u Just ABOUT tsii
per cent OF the tull purShase price oi the
road me members 81, St me eonilni..ec a,n ,.es
nuu notnlhB 10 say dileP the bdle was
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scoTTDALE, Pa, Nov. IA riot oc-
Cured here tonight in which Henry
Gillespie, John Jordan and Manager
skemp, of the scottdale Iron and Steel
Company, were badly injured, Yester-
day O union man, Frank Keltz, was
beaten into insensibility by non-uDion
iron workers and Keltz's fellow-work-
men vowed vengeance. Manager
Skemp, fearing trouble when his men
quit work, formed thirty or forty OF
them into line and marched up Pitts
burgh street. AT Broadway a large
crowd had gathered, and four Of the
marchers with drawn revolvers stepped
TO the front and ordered the crowd
back. Just then some one threw a
stone into the crowd OF non-unionists.
This was responded to by a shot, fol-
lowed by regular fusilade, fully fifty
shots being fired, nearly all coming
from the non-unlon men.
Manager Skemp was shot In the left
foot and was struck by stone or
brick on the left side Of the head and
is seriously though not dangerously
wounded.
Henry Gillespie was shot through the
right arm, the ball passing through On
artery, and he almost bled TO death.
John Jordan had three fingers shot
off. Several others were slightly in
jured by being struck with stones.
From the number OF shots fired It is
almost miraculous that no one was kill
ed outright. Gillespie claims that when
the shooting commenced he started for
a place OF safety. He claims that he
was fired at by Manager Skemp,
Thomas Gillespie. a brother OF Henry,
stated that he saw Manager Skemp fire
three shots in the direction OF Henry.
Gillespie will swear out a warrant for
the arrest of Manager Skemp for felo-
NOUS shooting, Four non-union men
were arrested
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po,h Side. ConfIdent In maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. with the
coming election but few hours dis
tant, both sides express the utmost
confidence in the outcome. and each
nuts forth claims that include every
thing. The legislative contest over
shadows the state ticket, the municipal
contest in Baltimore city, and every
other feature of the fight, because upon
It's outcome depends the political fu-
ture OF United States Senator German.
The Republicans claim that thorough
canvass OF the state shows a clear ma
jority for their side on joint ballot,
and iusures the election OF a Republic
can to succeed Senator German. The
Democratic leaders claim with equal
confidence that exactly the reverse Is
true, and both sides produce figures In
support Of their assertions.
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GEORGE LAID TO REST,
The Simple Services at the House aud
Grave In striking Contrast to sunAAy's
POmp and Ceremony.

The Simple Services at the House and
Grave in striking COntraat TO sunAAy's
POmP and Ceremony.
NEW YORK. Nov. latter a Short
simple funeral service, the body of
Henry George was finally laid to rest
In Greenwood cemetery to-day Only z
few persons were present al the family
residence, The ceremonies to-day were
the antlthesls of yesterdays, In the
home overlooking the narrows where
Mr.. George had lived and worked.
there was no trace OF mourning. In
accordance with the expressed wishes
OF the dead man, every bit OF Grape
had been removed from the house. The
Rev. DR., John W. Kramer OF Bath
Beach, conducted the funeral services
After reading part OF the Episcopal
service for the dead, Mr., Kramer paid
touching tribute TO Mr., George He
alluded TO the fact that to-day was All
saints day and therefore a httlng oc-
casion to commit the remains OF Henry
George, one OF the greatest OF latter
day Christian saints, to the grave.
After the Lords prayer had been said
by all. the Rev DR., MeGlynn also paid
personal tribute to the departed,
In about ten minutes after the
conclusion OF the exercises, opportunity
was offered to those at the house 10 take
last look az the body in the cofiin.
Just after II o'clock the coffin was
closed. taken out into the rain and
placed In the hearse, Only members Of
the family and intimate friends ac-
companied the remains to the eeme-
terry.
The service at the grave was very
short, being simply the burial service
OF the Eplscopalian church.
Besides the family OF Mr.. GeorGe.
there were present about two hundred
people. The grave which is situated in
blum in a beautiful part OF Green
wood, Is quite close to the tomb OF
Henry Ward Beecher. Near at hand Il
also the grave of MTs Benjamin y.
Tracy
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will be bad roads in the rural districts
Tomorrow. Some predict that the
rains will prevent the farmers from
working and thus secure as large a
vote as fairer weather This is what 10
known as an "off year. in Ohio. The
years following presidential elections
are called "ofl years" Following the
election OF Hayes In 1875, the Democrats
carried Ohio IN 1877 for Bishop for gov
ernor, and q legislature that made
George II. Pendleton Democratic sena-
tor,
Following the election Of Cleveland In
1884 the Republicans carried the state
In 1885 for Foraker for governor and
Sherman for senator. Following the
election OF Harrison In 1888, the DEM
ocrats In 1889 elected Campbell gover-
nor and secured legislature that made
Brice senator Following the reelection
OF Cleveland In 1899 came the great tri-
umph OF Mckinley for governor and
the return OF Sherman 10 the senate.
And the Democrats now say that fol-
lowing the election OF Mckinley in 1895,
history will repeat itself on the record
OF "off years" being against the party
that Is In power. And tonight they
are also talking OF 'off weather" The
Democrats are claiming Hamilton
county by a large plurality and on ac-
count OF its fourteen members of the
legislature they also claim majority
In that body for the election OF Uni
ted States senator. The Republicans
claim a large plurality on their state
ticket and that they will have a ma
jorlty In the legislature without Hamil-
ton county. The Republicans here to-
night are Offering bets even ON elect
Ing their candidates for the Legislature
In Hamilton county, but they concede
that the result for the county offices
will be close
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PROSPECTS IN PENNSYLVANIA,
Committee ohAlrmen Differ Widely, but
Republican Success Assured.

Committee chAlrmen Diner Widely, but
Republican Success Assured.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov, 1.-The
campaign Just closed, has been an ex-
ceptlonally quiet one, the only feature
having been the aggressive canvass Of
Rev. DR.. Swallow. the Prohibition can
didate for state treasurer. Swallows
campaign has been wholly on the lines
of reform in politics and his speeches
have been principally devoted to at
tacks upon the state administration and
the legislature. Although the candi-
date Of the Prohibition party he has
given no attention whatever to the IL
quor question.
The committee chairmen on the eve
OF election, differ very materially In
their predictions. The state officers to
be chosen are state treasurer and audi
tor general. In 1895 when the same of
ficers were selected, Haywood, (Repub-
llcan) for treasurer, had a plurality OF
ia, ,264 in a total OF 76s.l36 The Prohl-
bltion vote was 20,779. Republican
Chairman Elkin In his figuring for to-
morrow predicts total vote Of 7S6,665,
and Republican plurality Of l77,49O.
He comedies Swallow 45,500 votes.
Democratic Chairman Garman says
there will be total vote Of $4,000, and
that the Democratic candidates will
have a plurality of 1900. He gives
Swallow $4,000 votes.
Chairman Jones, of the Prohibition
party, claims that Swallow will have n
majority in twenty and probably In
thirty-seven OF the slxtV-seven coun-
ties, ana that he will receive at least
$4,000 votes In Phiiadetphia alone. He
gives no estimate OF Swallows vote in
Tho stnlh
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BosToN-Arrivcd; scythia, uvcr-
pool
LIvBRPooL--Arrlvedi sylvania, BIS
ton,
HAvRE-Arrlvcd Sist. Ia Gascosne,
Now York
Observation-Disclosures; wcrra, New
York.
QuEENsTowN--Arriyedi oullia;
boston.
NEW YoRR--Arrlved Tauric, LIVER
pooli Mobile, London.
HRlsMEN--Hnvcl, New York
LIVERpOOls-Nomadic. New York.
HAVRE-La Gascogno. New York,
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Dsstruotlvs Fire a. BayArd.
Special Dispatch to thO Intolligenoer.

bptrIHI UIHpNIuH 70 uIV HHEu"1BVHOu1'
PIEDMONT. W. Va, Nov. l'-Bay-
ard, Grant county. was visited early
this morning for the fourth time In the
past two years, by fre. At 2 o'clock hge
was discovered In the drug store OF 8.
7. Anderson. and the photograph gal
lery OF r. e. Donovan, and within an
hour they were In ashes.
The origin OF the fire is unknown. No
one had been in the drug store since
early Sunday evening. Mr.. Anderson
was out Of town. The building belong
ed to John N. Nordeck, OF Horton, and
was fully insured. Anderson carried
1880 on stock. Donovan had no insur-
ance. Just two years ago occurred the
great fire that nearly wiped out the
ipun
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ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. las a result
of the fatal injuries received by Con
Cannon, of the University of Georgia
football team, In the game here Satur-
day, the team will probably dlsband.
In the house Of representatives to-day
resolution was introduced to abolish
football playing in all universities and
other institutions in Georgia receiving
aid from the state. Senator Allen intro
duced bill in the senate to-day, pro-
hibIting football in Georgia,
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THE BATTLE In OHIO

C'htsfs on tho Candidates Tor i.rni,Ir,-r,
Democrats Claiming, Iitpubil,nn, Can
ndstu,
CINCINNATI o., Nov i.-Thp lssi
day Of the ohio campaign has been no
inolement that most Of the mcotlpas
were abandoned. A cold rain gel In
Sunday night ana continued all oycr
No state without cessation. The lnll.
cations are that II viii continue i,.
nIght aud there will be clear and cold
I,llhct Tomorrow for the election.
AHh"tRh thoro has been iong droupht
Throughout the Ohio valley, Tho smaller
husAm' arc high Tonight aud there
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PRINCETON INN
And thr conirovcry Over lt..Rupturo Iit-
Tvcrm tho church ana College,

anu INV NNNNANN'AiN y NN'i N'sNNVlNNt ht-
Urctm the church ana COLLEGE.
PRINCETON, N. j., Nov 1.-The die.
cuHlon over Princeton Inn, the consp-
Quout condemnation Of Princeton Unit
vcrGty and aoycrnl Of lts professors by
various preabytcicsIndgynoda through
out the country and the action takcn by
Rev, Shields, In announcing that he
would sever hlg connection with the
Presbyterian church, has Gagged %
breach between the university and the
church, which IN now believed to bc rap
Idly approaching an open rupture.
on Thursday, November #, the New
Brunswlck synod Of tho Presbyterian
church win convene In the First church
here. a resolution win be- introduced
cundcmning Prof Shields for signing thp
petition for n lluuor license for Princeton
Inn, witch will be- followed by Professor
Shields resignation OH minister of the
church Precedent Patton. who VIII be-
prcgCnt IN expected to speak In defense
" Professor Shields and the gauntlet
may be thrown 10 the church by the uni.
ycrsltN
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SHEFFIELD, England. Nov. 1.-The
returns of the exports of cutlery from
Sheffield to the United States show that
they amountedoniy to $780, 900. for the last
quarter, as compared with $4,000, for
the same period July, August and Sep
tember Of 1896. This is the worst show
ing made for the cutlery exporters OF this
city for seven years past The exports
Of steel. however, have increased $4,000,
but the total exports OF Sheffield have
fallen from 100000 to S4l5, 900.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1.-The Demo-
Gratis will elect their state ticket and
with the hold-over senators have n clear
working majority in both houses. This
means the reelection OF j. W. Daniel to
succeed himself as United States senator,
he having been endorsed for reelection
by the state Democratic convention
which met In Roanoke. The vote
throughout the state promises to be Hight
sand especially II the rains OF to-day con-
IlnIIn-
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MILLIONS INVOLVED.
The Sale of the Union Pacific Rail.
road Accomplished.
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE

Is the Purchaser at their Bid OF sSa,5ss
32.76-Thls Amount Does not Include
the Sinking Fand In the Hands OF the
Government, Which Will Swell the
Total Amount Paid for the Property to
Nearly s5s, 100000 = Tho lsAls Took
Place In the Freight HoaIs at Omaha
Only Five Hundrsd People were Pres
snt-AnOihsr sale to take Place To-Day.
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Oldest wsat virginia Mason Dead.

SpecIAI DIspnEth 70 tHu IHtuHIKoHuOFs
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov L.
Thomas Thornburs died at his home In
Barboursvllle. last night. He was sew
enty years old. and was probably the
Oldest Free Mason In the state, He had
been secretary Of his lodge. Minerva
No. 1s, for forty-six consecutive Vears.
He had represented Cabell county twice
In the Virginia and twice in the West
Virginia legislature. He was cnbeii's
representative in the constitutional
convention OF 1879.
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PoHr TowNBEND, wash, Nov. L.
The schooner Norman sundcc operated
by the Copper River Trading una Trans
porlallon Company Of this place arrived
this morning from the Cookie Inlet She
brought down sixteen pna5engorA who
have a total Of $4,000 I'm gold dust ilkon
from the placer mines OF Cooke Inlet
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COLISEUM, CHICAGO, Nov i--'ron
thousnnd enthusiastic Chlcngunns to-
night gave emphatic approval to their
frat horse show IN The beautiful aud
brilliantly illuminated Coliseum go-
clely lnlo In arriving, llllcd tho boxes
ana Wocod the spacious promenade,
which cutircled the rios,
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FIFTY SHOTS FIRED.
In a Riot Between Union and Nom
Union Iron Workers
AT SCoTTDALE STEEL WORKS.

Three Men Badly IDJursd-Ths Trouble
Grew out efa Heating Recently Admin
iItsrsd to URion MAn by Crowd OF
Nomination workmsn-uI Friends
Vowed Vengeance and Yesterday the two
Forces Came Together shooting Began
by Non-Unisn NIsn-ManSgsr or the
Mnlt to bs Arrested.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. IA rtatomont
prepared by the bureau OF atalIsucs
shows that the number OF immigrants
arrived In the United Staten during tho
iiret three months OF the present fiscal
yonr was iO.2DB, which ~ a dccrcnse N
pcarly II 300 ~ compared with the same
period lnpt year.
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HAVANA, Nov 1--senor ], II. Bru-
zon, distinguished lawyer Of this
city, and a member Of the Central COM
mlttee Of the autonomlst party, has
been appointed regional provisional
governor OF the province Of Havana.
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ELECTIONS TODAY
IN Many States Where Important
Issues will be Decided.
THE Chief INTEREST CENIERS

In New York, Ohio and NIsrylSnd-LsAd-
err Of the Various Forces In Greater
Sew York City Ia Their Election Eve
Msnlf,ItoS Claim Victory for Their Par
tteaiar CsndidAiss-Ths Fight. In Onto
Conferred on Hanna-DsmOsratE as Usual
Claim Everything aud cOnOsds Moth
tng-RspublIcans Are cOnndsat OF sus-
esm-unssrtalnty OF the Result In Mary
land, Where n Legislature VIII bs Sc
Isetsd TO Elect Gorman's Successor.
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CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 1-Grest
excitement has been caused hero by
the discovery OF a plot to start n revo.
lutlon, in Venezuela In order to pre-
vent the meeting Of congress, Five
hundred arrests have been made bv or
der OF the government. The country at
large, however, remains quiet.
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,lura,r and Suicide.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Kate Mergert,
twenty years old, a servant in the en-
ploy OF Mrs. Ernest Cyriot, OF 2i9 East
Seventy-third street, wac murdered at S
o'clock, in the basement of the house.
The murderer. Adolph Meyer, killed him
self soon afterward.
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HAVANA, Nov. 1.-To-day Marshal
Blanco announced the respective as
slgnmcnts OF the generals who accom-
panied him on the Alfonso XIII.
Seven hundred reintorcements arriv.
cd to-dny from Spain.
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DIES MONIES. Iowa, Nov. l,--There
has been no change in the political sit
uatlon here during the last fOrty-eight
hourR. The headquarters Of both par
ties were practically closed to-day
The Republicans say they can lose 5O,-
900 votes compared with last year and
stIl have the 10000 plurality claimed by
their chairman.
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YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
Colder Weather at New Orleans and Frost
Ped lrted fnr Lat NiEhi.

Colder Weather at New Orleans and Frost
Predicted for Last Night.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-From now
on the number OF yellow fever cases
will gradually decrease, is the opinion
Of the board Of health officials. The
anxiously awaited cold wave arrived
here last night and even colder wealth
er rs wished for tomorrow. The local
forecast officials have predicted that
frost win fall In the northern part OF
Louisiana tonight. The cold snap has
had the effect OF increasing the mortal
lty and also has caused the number of
new cases to swell somewhat. It is gen.
orally believed, however, that to-mor-
row will show decided improvement
in the situation:
The record of deaths for to-day are as
follows:
- Gerco Guy Boles, Louis Bar
done, - st. John, s. Balise, Sarah
Balentyne, d. Carera, John Brown.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. Mime new
cases. no deaths and five recoverles, is
the report of the first day OF the
month.
From Whistler nineteen cases are
under treatment. There was one death
there Sunday-Mrs. Barbara Agee.
From Mt. Vernon, the death of ]. B,
sproggins is announced.
wagar, Ala, has up TO yesterday, had
forty cases and three deaths.
Four new cases are reported at Flom-
atom, Ala.
The temperature has been steadily
failing all day and Tonight Is felt the
first wintry air Of the season. q,
It is generally predicted that there
will be a heavy frost before morning.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 1.-The state
board OF health tonight issued the fol-
lowing official statement:
one new case OF yellow fever Is re-
ported from Edwards and three from
Nitta Yuma.
There are no new cases at the other
infected points.
From Durant, is reported one death,
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov 1.-The
official bulletin OF the board OF health
to-day chronicles one new case OF yell
low fever for the past twenty-four
hours and one death, II. II. Weathers,
500 South Court.
The indications are that II there Is
no wind tonight, there will be a good
frost.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. LOT
fetal report from Selma Is:
one new case and no deaths.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 1.-The fever
situation In this city and vicinity Is
most encouraging tonight. The oill-
clal report for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock was two new cages
and one death, u, II. Venn.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. Nov. l.--slx
new cases.
BILOXI, Mrs, Nov. l--Fivc now
cnscp, one suspicious; one death.
SCRANTON, MISS, Nov. six new
cases. one death, Mrs lvcy Colon
PAsCAGOuLA, Miss, Nov i.-Thrce
now CnEpH
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For Western Pennsylvania, threatening
aud rainy weather, cooler Tuesday nights
hfisk h6fthtast to northwest Winds,
For Ohio, rainy and threatening
weather, cooler; brlak north TO northwest
winds
For wcrt virginia, rain will continue
Tuesday morning. probably clearing IN
HOulhotly Winds becoming hutthwoatcrly,
Local Tcm pcFNture,
The temperature yesterday az observed
10y 4. eclnupt, druggist, corner Fourteenth
and Mntkol ntInulh. was DO ioll0Wni
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. LOT
fetal report from Selma is:
one new case and no deaths.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 1.-The fever
situation in this city and vicinity Is
most encouraging tonight. The oill-
clal report for the twenty-four hours
ending at 0 o'clock was two new CAGES
and one death, II, II. Venn.
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ONLY ~SEVENTY-FiVE NOW.

The barbed wire fence which Hall
McAllister built in New York e~nclos-
ing four hundred people fit to mingle
with a society, is now to be taken
down for a spell in order to let some
OF the common er cattle out and retain
seventy-fve of the herd as selected
stock, Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs.
Henry Sloan have appointed them
selves as the parties who are to do
the culling and establish the new
herd book for Greater New York.
Great anxiety is manifested by the
people who were admitted t the
Bradley-Martin function last wear,
for there were full 400 people there
supposed to be the pure cream OF
society. OF course some will have to
be left out Of the corral and they will
necessarily be obliged to say farewell
forever to those of the charmed circle
of IS who are left in. 1t will be a
painful parting, but the rules OF
fashion render these separations i'm
peIatiVe.