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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
SMOKED OUT.
uUIIer Maker Finds Himself In VsFy
Peculiar Plight.

ftrultnr fliRnt'
SAN FRANCISCO. Doc, 1O,--Mlchael
Purcell a boiler maker, was making
some repairs inside the smoke stack OF
the steamer wellington at the Folsom
street wharf, when six fires were started
below him. He was strapped on a chair
suspended fromthe top OF the staelI, about
forty feet from the dampers below. It
was impossible to 60 UP and 80 down
without assistance, which meant being
roasted alive on The hot dampcrs.
Dense columns Of smoke began rolling
up the stack while Purcell loudly Shout
cd for help. The heat Increased every
moment until the boiler makers clothing
caught fire. He beat on the iron with
an hls power and Hhouled Tor fully ten
minutes before his helper on the outside,
Martin Phllpot, realized his plight and
rescued him just az the rope supporting
him was catching fire, Purcell Hes at
hls home IN rri.lcal condition.
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WASHINGTON. Dec, O.--l'or a long
timo there has hoon considerable agla-
ton looking to a prohibition of thr nnlc
NJ cut rnto tlcRctn by railroad tlctol
broItarg and II has led to the prcaunla-
ton of an immense number of petitions
10 onngrean calimE for luglnlptlon ON the
nnbicct. Thc mpttef was tali1n ~ at
tn.dny'n mcotInE ui the commerce come
mliira ana ID waf decided to prcaa iha
nntl.nalnpnE blll introduced NJ the oN-
ma sfsai0n hy Representative sherman,
OF New York Tho sherman bill mrkcn
unlawful tho pnlo barter or other trnna-
for of amy l,md VI railway Tickets by
any purHon not showing II ccttfttcrtd ~
authority from the common onlrlrr over
whose road tho transportation IN sold,
cXcpri nB hptWt'u the properly author
lEod agents NJ transportation companies
nud nH IN the resale of n iinnnfophlo
tlcltol purch1rod IN rood faith Tor nnr-
nanol use to another who viii personally
ugn II in u journey
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CANTON, o.. Dec, tO,-Friday mark
ed the ninth day OF the sickness of Mrs
Nancy y. Mckinley since she was
stricken by paralysis. During these
nine days she has taken but little nour-
ishment and during that period has
been conscious but few times. The
case has been announced by the at
tending physician as a very remarkable
one. The constitution of the aged pa
tlent has withstood the assaults of the
disease and to-day she was in about
the same state as Thursday.
Several visits were made by DR., Phil
Hips and at each one IL was reported
that there were clear indications that
the patient had become decidedly
weaker.
At II o'clock change for the worse
was reported as very apparent. After
the examination at the noon hour DR..
Phillips stated that he could see that
Mrs. Mckinley had sunk very much
since the call at 0 o'clock. He was OF
the opinion that she could not linger
through another night. Relatives in at
tendance are forced to believe that the
hour OF death is near at hand, and SO
serious has the condition become that
death has been almost momentarlly ex-
pected FOR several hours.
DR.. Phillips called at the house about
o'clock when he found the patient
,,ar,, fov, n,d co tvan u that nvi1nnraq Of
life were barely evident. He said he
did not regard II as possible that she
could live twenty-four hours longer,
and II was his opinion that she would
pass away before the midnight hour
tonight. At the request OF the family,
the doctor will make his last call to-
night several hours later than has been
his habit
President Mckinley has been almost
constant In his vigil to-day. II was with
the greatest difficulty that the other
relatives prevailed upon him 60 take
even brief rests, At no time would he
venture beyond ready call OF the sick
room. It Is evident that he has realized
the near approach Of the end for the
past twenty-four hours and he mani
tests his great devotion 10 his mother
DF DelnV Win NcT dl through HtT IdAN
hours. II Is not impossible that he
hopes for another rally and another
period Of consclousness, In which he
may be recognized.
At II D. m.-The night so far at the
Mckinley residence has been one Of
anxious watching, as announced In
earle. dispatches The family have no
hope that the aged invalid will last
through the night. and they are sor-
rowiy waiting for the end TO come. The
President continued his vigil by the
side OF the mother that has been as a
guiding and guarding angel all through
life. His great self-control however, Is
standing him in good stead, and he
shows but little Of the deep emotions
that are stirring his soul.
DR.. Phillips, the attending physician,
has not been to the house since early In
the evening. His last visit at the re-
quest Of the family win be made late so
that he will be able to give them her
chances for living through another
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
TRAIN PIRATES BESIED.
a Gang Attempts to Hold Up Train at
Wilcox, ArIEona-one Hobber Killed
and Another seTIOusIy Wounded.

A Gang Attempts TO Hold Upa Train Mt
Wilcox, ArILona-one Robber Killed
and Another seTlOuSly Wounded.
DENVER, Dec. 1O,-A special from FL
Paso, Texas, says: Meagre particulars
were received in this city late last night
from San Simon, u small station just
east of Wilcox, Arizona, on the South
ern Pacific. OF train hold-up. Train
No. 20, the Sunset limited, had just left
STEMS Pass, New Mexico, near the Ari-
zona line, when the engineer noticed
danger signal in front, and Immediately
applied the air brakes. No sooner waa
the train brought to n stop than flve
men stepped out from their hiding place
near the track, all heavily armed One
covered the engineer lnG fireman with
his winchester, while the othera gave
their attention to the train proper more
especially TO the express car, firing
their guns in the air and otherwise
frightening the passengers.
At this point the guards in the express
car took o. hand In the fusllade Thirty
or forty shots are said to have been
fired by both sides. one WellH-Fargo
guard, Jennings by name. succeeded In
Killing rObbcr Cullen, who was near
est 10 the car, and who was evidently
the leader, for as soon RB the other rob
berg noticed his body lying on tho
ground they lost courage and made n
break for their horses but another bull
let from Jennings Winchester evidently
struck one OF the fleeing robbers, as he
was seen to fall. and wns assisted out
Of range by his comrades.
No express money was stolen, and
none OF the passengers were hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. l0,-A dispatch to
the World from Havana, says;
An important battle Is expected hour
b. The Insurgents have planned the
most formidable demonstration against
Havana for a year, General Parridos
has started from this city with strong
columns OF troops to meet the Cubans.
Scuor Canalejas, the confidential
agent of the Spanish government, went
with him to ascertain the real oondi-
ton OF Havana province, General
Mavsia Rodriguez, with the combined
Cuban forces, under Juan Delgado No
darez and Rafael de Cardenas, Is en-
camped on La Lulsa plantation, near
Gura de MelIna, about twenty miles
south OF here on the railway to Pinar
del Rio. He has fully one thousand
men who are we'll armed and he is said
to have a Hotchkiss rapid firing can
non. The topography OF the country
about Gulra de Melna is favorable to
the Spanish troops,
Emilio Collazo hanged Antonio Rod
rIguez Rivera and the negro Osman.
They went to Collazo with money and
proposition to lay down his arms, ac-
cepting autonomy A note was pinned
on the breasts of the hanged men, an
nounclng that anyone coming on sim
liar mission would meet a like fate
II Is reported authorltatlvelY that on
Sunday the Spanish guerlllas OF Calm
anera, near Guantanamo, deserted to
the insurgent leader, Rodriguez, with
$4,000, flfty-two thousand cartridges,
and their arms. They were supposed to
have numbered about fifty men.
Juan Deigados' party lately attacked
Santiago de Las Vegas, near Havana.
The place had three companies Of guer-
illas and an infantry column. There was
a hot fight for three hours. The insur-
gents did not enter the town. The Span
els are not known.
The latest reports OF the late reports
in PInar del Rio province, show that the
Spanish loss was greater than was
claimed. The dead or wounded include
one colonel, one major, several cap
tains, eleven subordinate officers and
seventy-four prlyates. Most Of the
wounded will die. The rebel loss was
fourteen. The rebels realty used eX-
ploslve bullets. Their agentc here admit
It.
General Riviera, the insurgent lead
er. who was captured In March last, in
the province OF Pinnr del Rio, by Span
ish troops under General Hernandez de
Yelasco, and who was recently pardon
ed by royal decree, has been released
from the Cabanas fortress, where he
has been imprisoned for several
months and sailed to-day by the steam
or Colon for CadlZ. his home. The
Colon also carries back to Spain eigh.
hundred sick, wounded and otherwise
incapacltuted soldiers.
In the sklrmlshinE OF the last ten
days the insurgents have lost one hun
dred and thirteen killed and thirty-aye
taken prisoners. Eight chiefs ana OH
GERS and flfty-three armed privates
have surrendered to the Spanlhrds.
The Spanish column In the same per-
iod las lost i've officers and twenty-five
soldiers killed, with eleven officers and
one hundred and ten soldiers wounded
Juan Coslo, who was IN charge OF the
insurgent dynamite corps In the pro-
vince Of Puerto Principe, is dead at the
insurgent camp. lie was cousin OF
Senorita Evangellna y Coslo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
BIa NAIL RopBrRY
In the Railway Postal Service, Involving
the DI.nrpsnrnMce OF sIOO.OOO.

III NnN ApHNht NNNNf
tho Disappearance OF 100000.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1O.--It was learned
to-day that one Of the biggest robberies
in the history of the New York postor-
fee, occurred on November .. The
amount involved is said 90 be in the
nelghborhood of 100000 and was taken
from registered letters in the railway
mail service on that section OF the Cen
trail Railway OF New Jersey, known as
tAe New York, Somerville & Easton
branch.
on November II Is stated that two
bags containing 100000, were taken.
How long the defalcations had gone on
before that date, has not yet been as
certalned. Major Charles i, Lewis, OF
the Philadelphia branch OF the govern
ment secret service, was In this city TO-
dag, investigating the robbery which
has been kept secret until now by the
postal authorities,
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LONDON Mississippi, from New
York
NAPLES Wcrri, from New York.
Gi.ASdOW-Auchurln, from New
York
NEW YORK, nee 1O-rhc Allan
State Limo steamship state ui Nchraa.
kn. which returned 60 this port ycstcr-
dlv after n collision on Sandy Hook
viii, II ls oNNectod sail for GLASGOW on
Sunday llJr injuries nrc not serious,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
SONR MARVELLOUS TESTIMONY
by Witnesses ror tho Defense in ihs East
ham Cross-EXNnilnAtlon shakes
Their Crediblllty sOmrVVhat.

ham Trial -CToss-E Examination shakes
Their CredlblIlty Somewhat.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllSencor.
PARSONS, ". Va, Dec, lO.-In the
Eastman murder case to-day, Norman
Smith, witness for the defense, said
that ne saw Eastman come down the
aisle of the car to where Thompson was
In the act of sitting down, saw his hand
go past Thompsop's face, but did not
know whether It struck him or not;
heard Eastman call him a vile name,
and walk on about two steps Thompson
put his hand In his pocket, drew piss
col and walked up close enough TO put
his hands on Eastman, placed the re-
yolyer within two or three inches OF hia
breast, and fired one shot, and, after a
pause, another shot at iastham, while
the latter stood still and didn't do q
thing.
Charles Lambert, John ". Hockmuu
and Howard j, Wauoner, an attorney
for the defendant, who were on the car
all told the story of Thompson's delIb-
crate attempt on Eastham's life while
the latter wasn't doing anything at all,
but just standing up and letting
Thompson push his pistol against him
wherever he pleased and bang away
OF course there were considerable va
rlatlons in their stories In chief, but
when they had gone through the crucial
test of q crOss-eXaminatiun 1t generally
developed that most Of them who had
not jumped from the windows when the
shooting commenced, had taken refuge
under the seats. j. a. q. Allen frank
" admitted that to be true, and he was
the salrest witness examined to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

CLEVELAND, Dec. iO.-Thls years
attempt to join all the sewer pipe manu-
facturers into one company has failed.
A mct ting with forty-thrae concerns rep
resented, was held in Cleveland this
week, at which the consummatlon OF the
plan was expected, But five Of the most
important OF the interests Withdrew de-
clining TO surrender their property 10 the
control OF n corporation IN which the pre-
domination OF power was held by some
one else. These companies were the
summit and Buckeye, Of Akron, o., the
National, Of Barberton, o., and two on
the Ohio river
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dent Mckinley to establish lnbora-
tory here for the purpose OF investlgat-
Ing the cause and nature of yellow few
er' IN whlch they had previously been
engaged at New Orleans. Alfred Mey-
efs and Baron Barral, OF New Orleans,
delegates TO the International pharma-
eeutical congress at Brussels in August
last, were also introduced, Among those
present were all the newspaper corres-
Dou1ents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

HAVANA, pcc 10 Marshal Bllncl.
'"a captain poucral, hrl1 O reception ut
'Nn palnrf lp7t night At wh.ch there
"lH % 'nfnu attendance col politicians
INI'"H and uihrf ln.iol state" 'H1.
II. 0unubl bua lHtolNo0l lhp rfH.Nn
"nrHl o. Passed NH.ulHr' tuN"'n
NH.Ua WhHlln, NUi rrgal 'l'lf.l1,
INl..un No. j.. OotdIUgF M ihr NUllNd
IDiw marine huHplfl folylr.. W.l
have boon specially detailed Dy PROSE-
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CHICAGO, Dec, lO,-The United
states court OF appeals in an opinion
handed down to-day in tho Indlanapo-
lis three-cent car fare case, dismissed
the appeal OF the city OF indianapolis
from the order of Judge Showalter, en-
Joining the enforcement Of the three
cent fare ordinance.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
rrAcrI1NrcrnNr N n nnr M

Special Dlspatch 10 the lntelngencer'
WASHINGTON, D, c., Dec, lO.-Hon.
]. L. Hoke, United States consul at
Windsor, Novia Scotia, was in the city
a part of yesterday and to-day, leaving
this evening for his post OF duty. The
judge has hardly become settled In
Acadia, but Is pleased with the prospect.
The consulate headquarters went up in
smoke when the recent fire swept the
city, and Judge Hoke is occupying
cramped quarters temporarily, but he
is assured that In q short time more ad-
equate accommodations viii be avail
nbln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
CHINAMAN'S pREDICAMENT
Rssn Here Long rIne. nnd the Govern
ment Is pCrpIexsd,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec, lO.-A
singular Chinese case has come to the
attention OF the treasury department.
A former member Of the Chinese firm
OF Hong Chung & Co., merchants of
New York, now desires 10 visit China
and later return to this country, As
merchant he was not required TO reg
lister under the act OF 1898, but meet
Ing with business reverses he Is now
compelled to perform manual labor
Under the regulations made pursuant
10 the provisions OF our treaty with
China, providing for the departure and
return of Chinese laborers, certificates
OF registration must be furnished in
each instance. The matter was re-
ferred TO the solicitor of the treasury,
who holds that the Chnaman has no
right TO return should he leave this
country, Another question involved in
the case, but which has not yet been
passed upon, Is whether the Chlnaman
is legally In this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 1O.-The
delegation OF Hawaiian natives who are
here In opposition to the annexation
treaty, called upon several senators at
the capitol to-day TO urge their views.
They have attempted no canvass Of the
senate, but say they have received con-
siderable encouragement.
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II THIS 10 TRUE
ttLoos, Very Had Ior ,lr inursent Side
Of iite Question

ul lNN AtWfN'Nh'
Nisw YORK., joc i6-A dlspateit 70
'ha Herald from madrid aoy6 a storm
o'HdI7nat'5n hl been prl,oicd hero by
u'wr 30 iprnrtg Indicted by tho Cuban
rD0alr upon the inhabitants of dulrn,
women ana ca'llran being bound and
lufrnI alive. Tho details are giyon by
Nr lmpIrclnl q paper by no mrnna fnv'
nfthi. 10 the present HtveHWeHF Peit-
uN and mo nawa "a now 1illgaily con
aNnd one " ho ministers sayn thlt
l' mr. nB Ia known Mt proran' 'he only
nlm ih' unfortunate creatures appear
n have been guilty ~ ~ lhHt Iley ilyuI'
'l ih1 acceptance Df autonomy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
ARENA OF ANGUISH.
Brutality OF the Madison Square
Garden Bicycle Race,
ONLY FIFTEEN CONTESTANTS
Remain Out of the Large Number
That Started,
TIE POLICE lNTERFEREO

And Subjected the 'Ien to Physical III.
animation -Riylerrr, the Frrnehmnn,
loss. his Mind, and After Several PtI.
able Exhibitions of EIS Weakness lie is
Taken from the Track to Return no
Mors-M miller, the Wonder, Continues to
Lead, smashing All Former Worlds
Records.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgcncer,
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Dec. 1O,--one OF
the finest entertainments given In this
town was the one given by Fnirmont
lodge No, Il, Ancient Order OF United
Workmen, in celebration OF the twenty
ninth anniversary of the order, in the
opera house. Before the time for COM
menclng, the house was packed. The
music, both instrumental and yocal,was
OF the finest.
The first address was by Hon. b. B.,
Dovener who was introduced by Judge
w. S, Raymond the chairman, In few
remarks.
The principal speaker Of the evening"
Past Supreme Master Workman j, c.
Tate, OF Nebraska, was then introduce
ed. A collation. was served at the i. i.
Watson hotel, In honor OF the guests OF
the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
TOPICS OF TRADE.
The Opening of Congress Has not
Discouraged Business.
AS SOME PREDICTED IT WOULD,
All Speculative Markets Stronger
Than n Week Ago.
THE PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRIES.

Even In the season Usually AbOut tho
Dullest OF the Year, a, to New Orders,
McetN Dshnlte Improvement In Demand
for Important Products-ThO Sudden
Rise In December whyat-DsmAnd for
woolsn Manufactures Greatly ImprOv.
ed-Big Increase in Railroad EArnlnE,.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, lO-The
health and police committee Of the
board of supervisors put a quleius upon
the prize fighting industry tn this city
for some time to come to-day by retus-
ms any moro permits for puElllstlc or
physical culture" exhibitions 20 Inc hlg
clubs This dlsposCs OF The Grlno'ha-
vlgne, lIawklns-Connclly and the
Smllh-Kelly matches
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For west NlrrInln, threatening weather
with raiui cooler, Winds shifting tu west.
yrlg
for Woal0rn prnnHyNaulh md OhIN.
threatening weather with llvht tain, WOOL.
ov ffoah to hrisk FaHihWtJtetiy winds.
shftnE To- nouhWoa,ory
tinrnl Temperature,
Tho temperature Ncaicrday We observed
uy 81 Drhnypi, dIuEglaL Comor Fourteenth
and MarAvt streets, was us tnNJWHi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
SLOWLY SINKING.
The Family of Mother Mckinley
Sorrowfully Awaiting
THE HOUR OF DISSOLUTION,
The President Heroically Conceal.
ing the Emotion
THAT is STIRRING HIS BREAST.

A Devotion TO lila Mother That has Won
Him US Much Respect nnd Admiration
as tho Greatest Achievement OF States
mAnship THE MarveIou. Vitality orths
Aged sanersr-It Is not Possible That
She Can Survive Many More Hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
conncllgvlIIo coke production ia l5l 100

tons weekly. against 10000 In Novem.
ber, and no advance is now expected
above $3.50 for furnace coke carly next
year. Anthracite coal Ia weaker and
sells hore at 1915 TO $685. for stove.
Failures In the first week OF Dccem-
ber were but S2,GlI2iO, manufacturing
$3.50. .4gO, and trading $l70l,57O.
Failures for the week have been 3l2
IN the United states. against $50 last
year, and 20 In Canada, against 10 last
ypnr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1897-02-05

In an article which the late Mr.. Du
Maurier wrote some years ago for The
Magazine Of Art apropos Of the typical
pretty woman" of his drawings, oc.
ours the following quaint and character
istic passage: II do hope the reader does
not dislike her-that is, TX he knows her
Il am 80 fond Of her myself. or rather
20 fond Of what want her to be. She ID
my piece de resistance. and have often
heard her commended, and the praise OF
her has sounded sweet in mine ears and
gone straight to my heart, for she has
become to me as a daughter. She ID
rather tall, I admit, and trife stin-
but English women are tall and stiff
Just now-and she 10 rather too serious,
but that is only because I find IL &C
difficult with mere stroke in black ink
to indicate the enchanting little curved
lines that go from the nose to the mouth
corners, causing the cheeks to make q
smile"
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An Excess Of Faith.

Presiding Elder examining ap-
plicant for church membership
"Does yo' beleebe dat Jonah swal-
Tered de whale?"
Applicant (devoutedly)-"I sut-
tingly does, deacon"
Presiding Elder-"Does yo' be-
leebe dat Goliah killed David?"
Applicant-"Oh, rs positive
shuah OBJ it, deacon"
Presiding Elder-''Does yo' be-
leebe dat de lions ct Daniel and dat
an ass slew Sampson wit de jaw
bone ob Phillistine?"
Applicant-"Yais, deacon-dat's
gospil trufe."
Presiding Elder-"Oofl 70,
mus beleebe jais opposite to
ev'yt'ing de bible sais, den -yo's
wuss dan a hertic, an yo' KANT
jine dis var chu'ch nohow.-"Har-
per's Bazar.
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JASPER INDIANA FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1897

ly think, sister, of our government
and the people, and the christian
people too, selling souls to hell for
a reward; it is nothing more or less.
1T is indeed marvellous to see the
preacher and the distiller, the Sun
day school superintendent and
brewer, the class leader and the sa-
loon keeper, the deacon and the
bartender, the church member and
the saloon loafer, voting the same
ticket, when the liquor business is
in politics some one saw 1t and
laughed, did you hear him? From
His holy throne God saw it. Yes He
knoweth all things and He will rem
der judgment accordingly. The
man wisely considereth
the house of the wicked, but God
overthrows the wicked for wicked
ness. Yes, there is a Just God and
He still reigns. He will hear the
cry of his people as he did in the
DAYS of slavery. Is not the liquor
traffic a thous and times worse thar
slavery.
A WHITE RIBBONER.