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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22
FRESH ARRESTS
Have Been Made In Mexico In Connection
with the Lynchtng ofArrOyo.

IiuNc bten IAhhN th HAV@aNN
with the Lynchtng ofArrOyo.
CITY OF MEXlco, Sept. 2l.-The
murder OF Arroyo, presumably by mem
bers of the police, continues to be the
one topic OF discussion in this city, and
newspapers sell extra editions In order
TO supply the demands OF the public.
Fresh arrests have been made to-day,
mainly among the officers attached to
the second police station, supposed to
be implicated In the bloody drama,
one OF the men arrested, named Car
monaux. is alleged to be the person
who welded the dagger 80 effectually::
Among those arrested are servants OF
The late inspector general OF police and
the assistant chief deteet!Ve,it being be-
lleved that they know much OF what
took place IL they were not directly
implicated in the killing. All these pris-
oners were consigned TO the grim old
prison Of Bolem
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Proceeding, or ue Executive Coumcli,
Aid for West virginia sifiLer,.

wAsuINgTON n, O., Sept 2l--To.
dnya Roslaon of the executive council o'
tha American Federation OF Labor at
which rcro present President Raich.
ford, of tha unliod Mine workers. oi
America and Cameron Miller u tho
same organization, wns devoted To Or
rnnrInr means FOR further aiding The
miners In organizing M llllnoI8 ana
WrW virginia and londlnW 10 holdlnr NJ
conventions of the miners uf West Viz
uan fut iHu mlllrmoui NJ 'fu ll'lIrul.
lice lu that state based unon The action
" the columbus convention
Dutlng tAu afternoon the auditing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22
TWO STRIKES END,
Peace Declared in Anthracite and
Bltuminous Regions.
TEN DAYS LIMIT EXPIRES

In Pltt,burEh District, aud To-day ISo,-
900 Miners who Have Bsen Idle for
Eleven Weeks, will Resume Work at an
Advance OF 90 Per Cent In Their Wages
The Fight Against the New York and
Cleveland Coal Company, However,
will be Continued, as IL is the Ambition
otths Miners to Force DO Armltt to Pay
tho S5 Cent Rats-Tho Corrected Scale
THAT was Adopted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22

MADRID, Sept 2l.--Accordlng to tclc-
grams from Orohs0, capital Of the prov.
lnCe OF the same name, on the river
Mimic, The palace Of the Marquis Of Lois
has been destroyed by dynamite bomb
Tho outrage was porpctrhtcd during
the absence " the family aud no one was
Injured
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. n,-rhe
preliminary treaty OF peace between
turkey and Greece, which was signed
en- Saturday by the representatives OF
Inc sultan and OF the powers, hns been
ratified by the sultan.
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NEW YoRK-Arrlyco; r,remcrhuvcn.
Antwerp, g..
ROtiLoGNE - Arrived Mansdam,
New York .
Observation-Disclosures; Travc, New
oiiEENsTowN-ArrIycdi Tcutonlc.
New York .,,
LIVERPOOL - Arrived! Catalonia,
puntOn.
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PEACE RESTORED


In 'hr Anthracite Coal Region, and Near
" Every Collier at work-sherIT aud
r,puurs Held to Court for Murder.
rreaEer garHrh by Insonaiariss.
HAZLEToN, Pa, Sept 2l.-Peaoe has
been restored in the anthracite region
and nearly every colliery therein work
ed to-day. Included in these were the
Lehigh & WlIkesbarre company's Au-
denreId mines. employing $500 men. The
strike was practically inaugurated by
them and their return to work yester-
day caused stampede Of the other
strikers. To-day, however, the griev-
ance committee Of the Audenreld men
waited upon Supt. laval and COM
planned that they are receiving less than
the men at any other colliery in the
region. He told them to submit q list
OF 0tmes and figures to him and he
would give 1t every consideration. The
men are holding n meeting tonight to
decide what TO do. More than two-
thirds of the strikers In the region are
now working, but much Will depend
upon the action taken at this meeting.
The only collieries still idle are Wentz
& Co.'S, at Silver Brook, and the Lee
high Valley, at Jeanesville and York
town. The Yorktown men have re-
solved to return Tomorrow.
An attempt to resume was made Mt
Plrdee's Harwood colllery this morn
ing, but the whistle brought only a few
stragglers, the majority OF them fear
ing 10 return. A squadron OF cavalry
was sent over for protection and about
half the workers went back.
Coroner McKecs inquest will begin
here at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
wILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2l.-
Sheriff James Martin and about forty
OF his deputies were arraigned In court
this morning, charged with the murder
OF twenty-four striking miners at Lat
inner on September TO- After several
witnesses had testified the Judges held
the sheriff and his deputies In 1890
each for trial. Bail was furnished and
they returned to Hazleton.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Sept, 2l.-Gov-
ernur Hastings will have n conference
tomorrow with AdJutant General
Stewart, General Goblin and other Ma
tlonal Guard officers to consider the ad-
visibility OF Withdrawing the troops
from Hazleton. 1t COSTS the state be-
tween $1,000 and S6,OOO day to keep
the soldiers on duty and the governor IS
anxious to avoid this expense II he can
be convinced there is no further need
OF IL. The probabilities are that before
the close OF another week all the SOL
dlcrs with the exception Of battalion
OF infantry and troop OF cavalry will
be withdrawn,
HAZLEToN, Pa. Sept. 2l.-Thc
Evans breaker OF A. S. Van Wlcklc &
Co. operated by Kennedy & Warner,
ht Beaver Meadow. four miles from
here. was burned to the ground to-
night. The operators arc convinced
that It was incendlnry. The loss viii be
! nhout $4,000. The breaker has been
idle since noon last Tuesday, not in
consequence Of the strike. but on ac-
count Of lack OF water Tapping for
water was TO have been begun to.mor-
row and the breaker would have re-
Bumcd work Immediately,
Asked as to the erect OF the fire upon
the proposed withdrawal of the militia,
General Goblin gnld: "rhc troops can
not be- moved while they nro burning
breakers. There Ia the danger OF lml-
tntlon In other sections"
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SPRINGFIELD Ill., Sept 2i-Tho
fcuIa agreed upon yesterday by tho
Joint conference of miners aud opera.
tUrs was finally adopted to-day by all
cKenBt the northern Illinois operators
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TOO PREVIOUS.
Friends OF un Army Omoer Express Grief
Over Ills SuicItIr-DIdn,t Sncrred.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Sept. 2l.-The
officers on duty at the war department
we're greatly shocked to-day nt n report
made to the department by the Pullman
company, Of the suicide Of First Lieu
tenant r. G. Hin, Twentieth Infantry,
who was attached 10 the military In
formation division OF the war depart
ment in this city. The officer made an
end TO himself while suffering from an
attack Of hydrophobin or from tempo
rary insanity brought on from fear Of
the dread disease, he having been bit
ten by rabld dog some tlme ago.
Lieutenant Hin had been on leave for
about six weeks and yesterday started
from Bunalo on his return 10 Washing
ton. The porter on the Pullman In
which no was seated noticed that his
actions were orratio and kept him under
observation. Last night, however. he
eluded his watchmnn and when the por-
ter went into the toilet room he found
on the floor large pool Of blood and a
knife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22

w1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept 2i.-The
announcement OF Lieutenant Hill's
death Is premature. lie made the at.
tempt to commit suicide by jumping
from the train, ns narrated above while
II was running about forty miles an
hour, but mlrnculously escaped death.
About o'clock he walked into tho
Pennsylvania railroad station at Mont.
EomeFy ana Inquired for n physician Ia
attend to big wound in his wrist. lie
was brought 90 the WillIamsport hos
pltnl, whore he lg now resting comfort
nblV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22

Ear West Virginia, Western rcnnHylva'
mia nrd Ohlc, fair, warmori llEht aouth-
crly wlnda,
LocHi Temperature,
Tho temperature yesterday ~ observed
ty q RfhHepf. druggist. corner bnnrieenth
nnd Market streets. was ~ folloWS'
Z O, mu.o."," tl2B m"o,,'",."
n m.n,,,.,u,,, Vi Weather fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-22
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.

Attorney General Holds That Goods from
Poreign Countries Through Canadian
Porp are Not Subject TO Them, which
NnIIlhss section ~ OF the Tariff Law
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
Ilfs'. Iittis Day..

One secret OF sweet and happy Chris
tian life Is learning 10 live by the day.
Il Is the long stretches that tire u.s. We
think OF life as a whole. running on
Tor rs. We cannot carry this load I'M
an We are three score and ten. We
cannot fight this battle continually for
half century. But really there are
no long stretches, Life does not come
TO us an at one time. Il comes only a
day at a time. Even tomorrow ls new
er ours until u becomes today. and we
have nothing whatever 20 do with Il
but TO pass Il down a fair and good
inheritance In today's work well done.
and today's lie well lived.
Il Is a blessed secret. this living by
the day. Any one can carry his bur
den. however heavy. an nlghtian. ANY
one can do his aork. however hard. for
one day. Any one can live swcotly.
patiently. lovingly and purely, tnl the
sun goes down, And that Is an tina,
lie ever means to us Just one little
day. DO today's duty. fight ioday's
temptations. and do not weaken and
distract yourself by looking forward "a
things yon cannot see and could not
understand II Won saw them. God
gives Us nights TO shut down the cur
tain Of darkness IN our little DAYS, We
cannot sec beyond. Short horizons
make lite easlor. and give rs one OF the
blessed secrets Of brave. true. holy Nv
ing. E,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

BiFningham. England. nas . FaetoFF
for Maintaining nsaahsn naaa.

BiFnzingham. England. mas . FaeioFN
for Manufacturing Heather Gods.
Il has recently been discovered that
there Is In Birmingham. IN the very
center Of Christian England. a factory
where idols are made for heather ma,
tons. says the Pottery Gazette. Lon
don. Many attempts have been made
10 obtain admission to the factory. but
a strict watch "a kept upon outsiders
anxious 10 pFy into the secret chambers
where the heather gods are made. ana
journalists especially are prevented
from entering tae works.
A few facts we're. however. 10 DO
CLEANED concerning this extraordinary
industry. Idols Of al kinds are turned
out. representing the gods Of all heath
en- nations. from Toxic 10 Timbuctoo.
The export trade 10 heather countries
Is a fairly large one. although more
gods are sent out to foreign dealers in
curios In the bazaars Of Cairo Damas-
Gus. Colombo. etc. for sale to uuaus-
pecting travellers anxious 70 take home
some memenios OF their stay abroad.
The price OF gods varies greatly. You
may get 4 Birmingham made one In a
London curiosity shop Tor half a crown.
or you mar run up the pretty bin Of
$50 for an especially ugly one,
Stolen" according 10 the dealer, by
sailor during the Chinese war; In
the Cairo bazaar. however. the price
Of a nrst-class god OF this kind may
run from eco 10 anything. A traveller
informed the writer that there was lit
lie difficulty In detecting a goo Of ma
tive make from one of Birmingham
manufacture. The first generally dis
played some slight irrerularlty or
change Of design due 20 the native
working by hand. while the Blrmlng-
ham god was superlatlvely correct In
form as the most immaculate dandy u
In dress The trade In idols ia kept
such a close secret that Il Is difhcult
20 estimate the output. Tor In the board
Of trade returns the gods would
doubtless be classod under the humil.
iating title OF works OF art or cur.
los" Bu, there is no doubt the trad,
Is a fairly large one. and that SONS
cute Birmingham men do very well II
the business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

You often see beautiful fruit dis.
played behind a plate glass window or
In some shop. and the hungry little
boys look and long for Il. but cannot
reaca Il. II you were TO tell one Of
them who has never seen glass 10 take
some. he might attempt Il: but he fnds
something invisible between him and
that fruit. just so many Christians
can see that Gods gifts are beautiful.
but they can not take. because the self
life comes In between. even though they
cannot see H. What glorious blessings
We should have |, We were only willing
10 give up the self-life and take what
God has prepared for us-not only
Righteousness. not only peace. but the
Joy Of the Holy Ghost.-Rev. Andrew
Murray.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
Christina socialism.

The Socialists dream & In aome re- 4
spects a noble one. and n Il came 10 I
BE- realized through the free action Of ,
the spirit Of love Il would verltablv I
lead TO the establishment Of the King !
dom Of God on earth. But. az Il isus.
ually propounded. Il o. travesty OF
that kingdom and a reversal OF IA
principles Christ says give" hut
they say take" Christ founded Uls
Kingdom on the freedom OF the splrlt.
they found thelu on state compulslon.
Christ would first create the spirit Of
brotherhood. and through lt power
enforce the duties OF property. bu,
they FIRST conhscate the property ana /
then compel brotherhood BY reruIa.
ton OF police, or. as the French col.
gram puts Il. BE my brother. or
will shoot you"
And the blame OF II an rests On The
Christianity which preserves the form
Of godliness while Il denies 80 power.
For how little has the Church been
verliably a. the Body Of Christ In the
world. the perpetual incarnation Of
His spirit and the visible continuation
Of Ills mission for the redemption OF
men from sin and suffering. a litter
up OF the fallen and the seeker out Of
the lost
The Church has much yet Ia learn
Of the deeper meaning Of the life Of
Christ In relation TO society and 70 car
rylng His helpful ministry into many
regions Of practical utility besides
those which hitherto have been deem
ed the special sphere OF its labor. Il
IL true that much has been already
done In leavening society with a hui
maner tone. but Il has been a terribly
I slow process. The awakening OF re-
cent years has been marked and full
Of promise Even the avowal by the
Church Of rs responsibility In relation
to matters Il has long neglected IL a
great gain. And u ought to be ours.
instead OF resentlng the calls 30 fire.
quently addressed 10 us under the
came Of Christian Socialism" 70
welsh well what the words mean. and
10 be heartily on the side Of every
movement which wisely seeks the
amelioration Of the wretchednesl
which forms 30 dark a blot on our civ.
ilizatlon.
believe that Christianity Il the on,
~ solution Of the social problems
which now press upon rs. and that IL
It's conservation Of individual libert,
and by lts inspiration Of brotherly Low,
Il Is the one power which makes fo
the peaceful and secure reform OF IN
evils We deplore, The hope OF the "a
ture Is the fuller manifestation Of IN
spirit and work OF Him who came ~
preach the Gospel 10 the poor. to hea
the hroken-heartod. to preach deliver
ance TO the capiiyes and recovering O
sight to the blind. to set at libert
them that are bruised. 70 preach N
acceptable year OF the Lord.-Donal
Macleod, ID. ID.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Englishmeh are growing craaie-
every year. or q any rate. more are
treated as lunatie, yearly In proportion
TO the whole population. according
the report OF the commisslonem ol 4
acy. There were sssss lunatics Ia
lind and Wales on January I. rs
increase OF 2.sis over the year beforS.
making the proportion one lunailc 70
every Sl3 persons In the country. In
1853 the proportion was one 10 $50. In
1863. one 10 ans. and in 1873 one 70 5l6.
May, April and luly are the months IN
which most Engllshmen so mad. o
per cent Of the female and 81 per cent
OF the male lunatics yield 10 hcrcd-
itary influences. OF have their madness
born with them. q per cent OF the
males and 50 per cent Of the females
come to Il through drink; another lasgf
percentage y the women l-ses is via
through the accidents OF AZ: % PEE
cent Of the women and only 0.6 per
cent Of the men 60 mad through love.
while about the same proportion 81
both. is and is per cent respectively.
goes crazy on religion Married men
have a greater tendency than haehel-
ors. and che degree Of their madness Is
a greater one.-New York Sun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Repentance Is not merely q little
twinge Of remorse over some wrong
thing. Il Is not simply a gush Of tears
al the recollection % some wlckedness
Il Ia not mere shame At being found
out In some meanness. or uncleanll.
ness. or dishonesty. Il is the revoln-
ton Of the whole life. Sins wept over
must be forsaken forever. Repentance
Is a change Of heart. a turning Of ths
face just the other way. II IL well fol
us TO make dillgent quest TO be sur,
that We always abandon the wrong.
doing which We deplore. that We turn
away from the sin which We confess.
A good many people get only hal
the gospel They talk a great dea
about believing. but very little about
repentlng. Il needs to be remembered
that a faith which does not lead &
genuine repentance Il not a faith tina
s1ves.-Rev. J. r. Miller.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

In accomplishing your days work
you have simply 10 take one step al a
time To take that step wisely Is all
that you need think about II am
climbing a mountain. TO look down
may make me dizzy; 20 look FAR up
may make me tired and discouraged.
Take no anxious thought for the NOR
row. Sufficient for the day-yes. and
for each hour IN the days the toll
or the trial thereof There Is not
child OF God IN this world who II
strong enough 10 stand the strain Of
to-day's duties and all the load Of to-
morrow's anxletles piled upon the top
Of them. Paul himself would have
broken down II he had attempted the
experiment We have a perfect right
10 ask our heavenly Father Tor strength
equal 10 the day. but We have ne right
20 ask Him Tor one extra ounce OF
strength for anything beyond H. When
the morrow comes. grace viii come
with Il sufficient FOR its tasks or Tor Ia
troubles.-Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, d
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Russia Is showing herself Oar more
hroad-minded than Germany IN con
nection with the railroads about 70 be
built IN China. For. whereas Germany
expressed her willingness 20 furnish
the money needed for their c0nstruc-
tlon, providing the materials were
made IN Germany, Russia. which haa
undertaken tire Job. has announced her
Intention Of getting the engines. the
rolling stock. the rails, etc IL tha best
market. Il Ia with this object In view
that Prlvy Councillor loguyiieh. Who
has recently been e9polnicd by The
car TO the post OF direclor-geuersl Of
he China railroad system. Is coming
10 America for the purpose Of making
extensive purchases in the United
States.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
PLAYING A FUNNY GAME.
Why the Lambs Are Always Fisscsd On
the stock Enchange.

Why the Lambs Are Always Fieecsd On
the stock Enehange.
The use OF chips and counters Is q
great convenience In such games a.
poker. faro and the like. says the
Arena. The business. so called. Of the
stock exchange In Wall street and else
Shere Is carried on by the use OF iok-
en- ex Va Of paper designated a.
bonus ahn sAnfk vsrtllcaies. which ara
supposed 10 entitie the hoidrrs Of them
TO certain dividends % ~ declared ~
managers Of railway and other eorpor-
ations. or 20 certain interest Install
menis payable a. stated times. Tho
croupier az faro guarantees prompt
payment tn cash 20 the chip holders AZ
the end Of the game. The seller Of
stocks and bonds In the game In the
street" guarantees nothing except the
title and the genuiLeness Of the chips.
The purchaser buys under the rule
eaveai emptor as to price and value.
The value Of his purchase depends up
on the volume Of railway trailc. trans
porlation rates. the state OF the money
market. the ability. the honest. or dis
honesty Of corporation r,e Is. tho
manner In which co..a.s reports
, and accounts are. md kent
whether these ~ counts are
fair or "cookgS ~ the oalcers
wear "smqf-- : : xxad the Inc
Now. Il isNs-n that the uo-ealled
lambs" arg al a dlsadyanlage in this
business. or game. In faro the
I. splits" give the dealer q small. per-
eentage Of advantage. but this tho
!, player understands and may calculate
On: The Contingencies and rascalities IN
n, the s,oek-deallng game. however. are
:, incalcuhble.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
A ssrral wsraasan.

Get . man at work al a statue-an
artist. whose whole soul is in his chlscl.
who knows that there Is a bright spirit
within that block Of marble. and who
means 10 chip OF all that hides the
lovely image from bis sight See how
he works, No man does a thing well
who does e sorrowfully. The beat
work that can be done is done by the
happy. joyful workman; and 90 Il Is
with Christ. lie does not save souls OF
necessity. asthough He would rather
do something else II lie might, but His
very heart h In H. He reiolces to DO
4. and therefore He does Il thorough.
~. and tie communicates His Joy 70
us In the doing Of IT, Spurgcon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Tho a.hua named after the famous
s,,sa,sh bo,anlst. Dahl, appeared carry
m this century, and was as popular ',,, !"
me aower garden as were the eam''l'a, ,
ana nehslas In the grcen house, anu
s,rn holds lis own This plant when ,,.
native Of Mexico, was prae''ea's
introduced into England by Lazy .,
Holland IN 1904. as Il had ee'n ~. Wv
.,nco ,ts arst appearance. some aI'e ,
yosrs previously. when Lady ba'o iln.
nor,ed Il from spain. During the n ,,
sor,v years OF is popularity double
aslHlas we're all TIE fashion, anu s' -
] MN the single varieties have ma, "a,
2 their day. while at the present sem YIN, s,,n'
, nv new cactus kinds hold the i Tor,
mos, place. 4 florist wr,'lns ,.. ,sou
1Sso compared the fashion Tor dan', "a
sS,cS was then at It's helsh, l.,,. to y, !,
,ullp mania two centuries e y, s,s,,
|. . .,,Soarh the comparison Is hara ..
Sorree,. /, shows the dahlia erase ' a...
n Says sesn very marked to have s''
y suggested It.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

since We net Tou are partly respOn-
Elblo for my being here"
The minister stared at him aghast
IL" he said. why. never did you q
wrong In my life"
mot Intentionally" the prisoner an
swered. hut a deadly wrong all the
same. when / was lad Of u years I
went with my father to hear q revival
preacher. and ysu Joined Us a. We
walked back. had been a good deal
impressed by the sermon. and had al
most determined 20 go TO the
preacher and ask him 10 show
me the way TO Christ But
hears you talking 10 father and
rldicullng the preacher as an ignorant
man who was unfit 10 preach TO intelll-
gent people. He had reached my heart.
but I concluded from what you said
that be was not o. guide. did not
20 to linn. and never felt inclined 10
seek religion afterward. When ! went
10 business went without the protec-
ton Of religion. and here an.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

ed with Booth and Barrett anu "'' ~
tragic stars and was for several sea
sons a co-siar with Rose coghlah' ne
was for several years a mempef Ol my
Mcv,eker stock company, having pay
cd no less than forty-eight 'eal'ns
roles In this association. His roper
tolre in the standard drama has De'n
rs varied AZ extensive. he having play
ed all lines except comedy. lie mas re-.
Gently taken up this lighter vein ana
made Il a pronounced success In au'
dltlon TO his experience he has SINGER
lty and magnetism as an actor ana u
distinct artistic addition 10 the heli
where he Is now engaged.