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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19

Simply apply "SWAYNE'S ONT
NEWT" No internal medicine rcuuir.
90. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
tons on the face, hands, nose, otc., lcav-
lnE the stln clear, white and healthy
US great healing and curative powers
aro Possessed by no other remedy AK
Your druggist for gSWAYNE'S ONT.
MENT. Avoid substitutes, tthe&w
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PAINFULLY BuRNEp

Yesterday afternoon Alex. coss, a
moulder ut William Mann's foundry,
was painfully burned on tho right arm.
He was carrying % ladle flied with
molten iron together with two fellow
employees and tripped and fell and had
his arm burned. The quick work OF the
two men with Coss prevented the In
jury from being more extensive.
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DEFEAT LIKELY 6
MARSHALL County is Divided OH the
Bond Issue.
GOOD STAND BY M0uNDSvlLLt,.

ut THE MAJORITY OF THE RESI-
nrHTs or OTHER DISTRICTS
WILL PROBABLY SWAMP THE
vo,Ivp clTy's voTEs-cAMER.
oy. uENwoop AND M'AlEcHEN
AGAINST THE LOAN 50 FAR.
THOUGH IT'S ADHERENTs
SEEN TO BE GAINING GROUND
by ARGUMENT.
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EvENINc; PApER "BREA1I.

NJ. c, Mitchell says that he did not
authorize any city otIic!a! or any other
person to.makc propositions or any
overtures 10 Samue! Westwood for any
official place or personal favor, rs stated
in last nights Wheeling News. -
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BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

Last nights games closed the nineteenth
contests between the ideals and Defend
ers, the, former winning two games with
good finishes. The first went to tho De-
tenders with total OF $50. The race be-
tween the last five clubs becomes inter-
pstinE ut tho Start Tho scnrns. q -
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keH. is tIe reason tlat no pubic DEM
onstration from Musical Wheeling is
to be recorded for the coming week.
The o-pheus Male Chorus meets on
Taesdas' evening with new life Infused
though new music TO be studied.
The oratorio Society meets IN the
Odd Fellows Hall Monday night, and
as on that evening is to be discussed the
decision OF an orato.io for public pre-
sentation in June, q .ull attendance
Should be present. l. IS not an easy
mater to make such selection and u
majority should voice the choice.
The Philharmonic Club, which was
heard twice during the week, is steadily
increasing It's popularity and Its atti-
tude towards the Woman's Club last
night IN aiding in the Haydn ceiebra-
son, giving perfect string interpreted
lion OF the originator of that class OF
music, Is feature In the history of the
cue highly commendable and appreci-
ated by the active members and sub
scFioers OF the Wonan's Musical Club.
The Quartet runs It's usual every other
4uesoay concert on through the sea-
son and an exceptionally fine pro-
sFanme Is being arranged for March.1.
me Wonaa's Club Is earnestly at
WORK, as Its recital OF last evening prov
80. ana these will continue to be given,
<Housn lis open concert Is now in talk,
'iaa Is booked for April II. Immediately
uit;I Lent. A distinguished vocalist
WIN De brought on for that evening. By
inc way, Lillian Blauvelt, who so sud
bGNy disappointed Musical Wheeling,
~ WI ne!hg able 20 keep her engage
'nsht with the Woman's Club, has de-
S.ueu 20 make Germany her permanent
"oIHe ahd any endeavor to get her In the
near future is truItless. Not that the
Noman's Club intended to do It. but
, nans 70 musica! circles had 4 leaning
several Wheelingvocalists go to Wells
t Cuis next Friday TO assist the Choral
S.uD OF tnat place in Its presentation of
Sauis HOLY City" Mrs. Flora WILL
i ian.s mas been engaged as soprano So
.o'st ana the others are definitely known
u. ms writing. Suffice to say. that all
be = worthy the distinction. Mr.. Paris
X Meyers is the director.
IN ING Musical Courier Of the present
sssS comments on the displacement of
r .sHeric arches as conductor By Victor
can bo ., anu the sist OF Its comment
.s aaT AS Il musician we admire. as a
n ue,,tSt We applaud. for his tone is sym
as and magnetic. yet strangely
ei"ush. when he gets up before an or
r ,,a, with q stick In his hand, all
vT. gpinsn; all sympathy. all mastery
Der, "a, H. we should like to keep Her.
,,. ",n the exception OF the Arlon con-
~, tomorrow night there is nothing
.-.oSlcalIy interesting for the public at
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The reduction of the salary limi. to
$1,000 is causing the Western league
maSnates considerable trouble. They
find that they can't sign the players at
cheap rates and the limit will probably
be raised at the spring meeting.
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The United States government.
through the office of road Inquiry of the
department OF agriculture at Washing
ton, is building sample roads in several
eastern. states. West Virginia Is entitled
TO her share, but will not get It unless
She asks for It. Every one, THEREFORE.
who would like section of improved
road In their vicinity should lose no
time IN urging the congressman from
their district 10 get one OF these roads
built in their neighborhood before the
appropriation Is exhausted.
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CYCLING.

Several villages have been in the hab-
It OF replenishing their treasures by ar
resting wheelmen on all sorts OF trivial
charges. aud the Ohio division. L. A.
W, will try to put stop to it. They
have prepared a bill which will prevent
any town or village for aresting or nn-
Ing any wheelman for violating local
bicycle ordinances unless sign stating
the restrictions be erected In consplc-
uous place at the corporate limits on
all roads leading into the place.
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SOME CHANGES

Advocated by Col. Ed Hanlon, OF tho
Orioles.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 1S.-Prcsl.
dent Hanlon, of the Baltimore base ball
club, has forwarded TO President Young
q draft OF the minority report OF tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-19

Herman Davis. of Chagrin Falls, a
most promising player, has been signed
to play first base for Wheeling.
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ooocoooocooocooooooooe
| SPORT /. { I
~o~u~4Nooooo
BOXING.
'oct,oococ COCO ooooo

Tic Me.ropolltansn sxtmatch between
oscar Gardner and Jack o,Keefe. Is said
TO be one OF the best bouts the club has
eyes pulled of, Some have tou.ed
o'JSeete us u winner, while Gardner,
who has boxed such men us snlly Smith,
who, gained the decision over George
Dixon, the champion featherweight OF
tho world, ~ looked on ms u coming
champion, o,kcefe Is said to be on tho
order OF Buck" stelzer. game 81 the
end, and a corking COMES, may be look
cd for Tuesday night. The winner OF
this contest Will be matched against
George Dixon. a large delegation Will
come from Zancsvllle. where O'Keefe Is
training, and will have money to burn
for their man. Mr.. p. ]. Gavin will OIL
ciate as referee.
Joseph Martin and Mike Farragher
VIII meet In the ring IN finished con-
test, forfeit having been posted. Mar
tin was formerly Nrragher's trainer,
and bad blood has existed between them
for come time. The fight will take place
within thirty days at u point accessi-
BILE to the sporting element OF Youngs-
town and OF that locality.
bridgeport Athletic Club officials de-
clare false. and nothing but rubbish,
the lengthy story In an evening paper
Yesterday, about the club being prohib-
tied from holding the Stnlzcr-B
contest, and that the club would boy
colt all those obIeetlng TO the contest
4 prominent member OF the club asks
the 1ntclllgenccr 10 state that II Is one
OF the evening papers "breaks," and
10 add, also. that the club Intends to
give Its patrons a splendid entertain
men.. March3
! Casper Leon. the l05 pound cham
plon OF the world. has written to Joe
Bruner, agreeing to take him on. and
yesterday Bruncr asked the tall lad to
stop over In Wheeling. as he comes
through and Brunes will do everything
possible 10 arrange the match Leon Is
popularity supposed to be an Italian,
but Bruncr says he Is q Hebrew.
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BENWooD.
freezy News Items Gathered In tho Bnsy
Marshall County Town, 500

reeZy views items Sntirrcti III tho Busy
Marshall County Tn,rn.
Yesterday morning, at $50 O'clock, at
the family residence on Main street.-the
CURED the death of Mrs. Michael Gassly.
after 1 lingering Illness. She was one
OF Benwood's Oldest residents, and an
earnest member OF ST. Johns church.
The funeral will likely take place !: on
Sunday.
A large audience will doubtless Wit
ness the Dream of Fairyhnd.' to BE
presented by the Junior Epworth
League, at the city hall tonight. under
the direction OF. Miss Anna Policy. It
was given at the NJ. f. church recently
and was an unbounded success.
Pete Mentz, Louis NJ. Schad's popular.
bar tender surprised his many friends
by taking unto himself better half one
day last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Mentz Will
take up housekeeping In Wheeling.
Benwood council Jr. o. L, a. NJ. will
celebrate its second anniversary next
Wednesday evening, With appropriate
exercises. This council Is prospecting.
The Republican suggestion ticket
closes this evening. 1t Is said that Will
liam Cosser has decided to withdraw.
from the race for marshal.
Joseph Davis has announced himself
as candidate for council. from The Third
ward, subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican primaries.
There was n number of Benwood
young people at the Golden Rod Cluo's
dance, Mt Moundsvillc, last night. 's;
A. L. Policy. OF Sinclair & Policy. is
able TO be out, but he hasn't fully rscov-
cred yet from his illness.
Constable John 10y last night left for
the Spencer asylum to depositia Nc.
Mechen patient there. ,5j9
Sam Munac, Captain Paul Rlede,'s as
sistant, leaves next week to vlsi. friends
In Pittsburgh. l3fs
Al Mcdonald. youthful terror, was
given thirty days by Mayor Shepard
Thursday.
The chicken fight in this vicinity lsst
night was well patronized by local.
sports. bSsi5 III
Ex-Postmaster Simpson. OF Mounds
Vile, was In town yesterday.
Charles Holderman has returned from
business trip to Easton.
Mrs. a. L. snodgrass is visltinE her
parents In Cameron.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers is dangerously,ll..
TO CURE A coLp N oHn Day
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MUSEE ALLEYS

The ,sa,ncs last night were very raw. 1t
looked like plain case OF throw. The
finish OF the last game was a dead give
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IIERE wo arc nrnln! sCHMULDACu
BREWING CO.'S IsOCR IsEEK, $3.50.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust made by
the Hanna * Clemuns Paper Company to
me, as trustee. :he first Of which is dated
january =. 1881, and Is recorded in the
gofilce OF the clerk of the county court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed OF
Trust Book No. 81, page Isl. and the other
of which Is dated April 4. 1875. and Is re-
corded In said office In Deed OF Trust Book
No. 42, page 2le, ! will on
u SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1885.
sell at public auction at the north front
door of the court house OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. commencing ut 10 o'clock
n. M, the following described property:
'chc real estate known as the Fulton Pa
per Mill. In the town Of Fulton. In Ohio
county, West Virginia, which Is particu-
slarly bounded and described as follows,
viz: beginning at the southeast corner
of Centre and Fulton streets In said town
OF Fulton: thence enthusiastically with
the line of Centre street that Is nearest
10 Wheeling creek until 1t intersccts the
',yest line OF Marshall street; thence with
said west line OF Marshall street south
westwardly TO Wheeling creek: thence
down said creek with the mcandcrs there
Of until 1t intersects the east limo OF Fulton
street extended: thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with the east side OF Fulton street to the
lplace of beginning; excepting, however.
from the above described premises the por-
lion thereof which was conveyed by Lewis
Baker and wife to Frederick Forsch by
decd dated September IS. 1915, and re-
corded In the land records of said Ohio
county in Decd Book No. a. page Sc,
which portion is described In said deed as
follows. to-wt: "a portion OF tho Fulton
Paper Nliil lot situate in the town OF Full
ton, county of Ohio. state of West vir-
| Einia, bounded as follows to-wit: COM
mencIng at n point In tho westerly line
of Centre street nineteen Q9) feet south
: OF the south line Of the said mill: thence
lin n straight line parallel with Marshall
street to n road on the bank OF Wheeling
creek; thence with said road to Marshall
street; thence with Marshall street to the
corner of Marshall and Centre streets. and
from said corner along tho westerly line
of Centre street to the place of beginning"
/ Together with all personal property on
! said premises.
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hiRr,iiGrns EtcnrsIo,,.

The 0hlo River Railroad will scil O.:
curslon tickets to Ncw Orleans and re.
turn account OF Mardl Gras, nj rate q
SIS for the round trip from Whchlirr.
Tickct1 on sale TGbruarylG, Il, is. ig.
20 and 81, with rctura limit. March h,
Double berth IN sleeper from Cincinnati
70 New Orleans nnl rctn.n. $40. "a
TO 'lyrlpns al rnjpyr 90, i,rnitIi, yam,
CO.'S EUGK EEi:E. : : !.
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TERMS OF SALE.

onc-third of the purchase money, and MS
much more rs the purchaser may elect to
pay, to be paid In cash on the day OF sale
and tho balance In two equal payments
Interest thereon from the day of sale, tho
purchaser giving his notes with approved
security for the deferred installmcnts; the
title to be retained by the trustee until
tho property is paid for.
WILLIAM ERSK1NE.
% jn1S 200
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TO LOAN.


mi 500 and 500 ha GEO S j. MA FIT
son. Rea, Estate Agent. 1905 Market
street. fel2
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,.,rSFa In the old days of the !
ftS4EfjkaS, Christian tnartyrs II VIA I
,Asss III not unusual for The sas-
n.y. kSTsa cent women into 4 den |
n Ss,aN ~ s Of lions, to suffer horri. 4
yssSs fore death finally came
rSl.si tfflA Wy to tleir relief. In
MANY. IN. this Christian aye
EtsESlr bhS>Sllyof thousands Of
: ,sASrI n lSsAswo daily sni. I
AZ s,.sa-<S $1,000. q fer the slow tor.
,f'--'-kS,. -'sT- t--.---- :, mcnts OF ap-
~ ~ -si preaching death. 1
They do this because Of a false delicacy fre.
q,iently inculcatcd by their mothers. y
There is a marvellous medicine for women
that cures all weakness niid disease OF the
distinctly feminine organism. II acts di,
rectly on the delicate and important organs
concerned In maternity aud makes them
strong and healthy. II Is Dr.. Pierce's Fae
yotitc Prescription. II allays inaani nation.
heals liberation and soothes pain. II gives
rest and tone TO the tortured nerves, Under
It's magic influence the headaches and pains
In the back and sides, the dragging and
burning sensations, the nervousness, weak
ness, lassitude aud dependency that result
from SO called female weakness are ban.
ishcd. 1t fits forwiEehood and motherhood.
Taken during tie period of solicitnde, II
PARISHES the usual diseomfotts and makes
baby's entry to the world easy and almost
painless. ltinsures the new eofuer's health
aud an ample supply of nonrishmert
Thousands OF women have testified to It's !
marvellous merits. All good druggists sell L.
strs. Ursula Durham. OF si,,ersvile Tyler
Co., W. Wa. writes. my baby Is nov nearly. a
year old. AFTER she was born had local weak.
ness. I could not stand ZIP. took three bottles
Of DR.. rierce,s Fnvoriie Prescription and II has
cured me. eau now do all my work. 81 4
DR.. Pierces & + |; ss ssII + &, s
than wait until the whole structurei Is ready.
: to falls Constipation Is the one, all ,cinhrae-
8 lug disorder that is responsible for many
= s:',s s5:, s.: Pleasant i, Fs ssss
, gists sell them. They never grippe. One
little Pellet" is a gentle laxative, mud
two Q mild cathartic. They arc tiny,
sugar coated granules.r ,a
Nothing else IS lust as Pellets
I good" A permanent cure. 80 80
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large until Tuesday. March i. when the
philharmonic Quartet gives its next
concert. but for the members OK the va
rious organizations time will not hang
heavy. Every Rehearsal rs strongly on!
fH@'Hr 70 y aH. .tI4 ~ eHNfTlfNN ~
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Dummy" kim, IT. Wayne's popular
first oaseman, will participate In the
benefit t" he given for the ball team In
that city March A. kim is clever
manipulation OF the mitts ane will figure
in one Of the bouts included in the pro-
gramme.
Regarding the Jonah idea In changing
the old colors Of uniforms, Jimmy Ryan
says: THAT is the trouble: it'st the socks.
NO color at all, Just white Hoop skirts
are coming In fashion. and white stock
lngs used TO be complement Of 'em,
It's an old style at that. Lugs are every
thing; II you change the socks and give
Us something that is stylish and has
color In it, We will play ball correspond.
ingly We arc well built. every one of
US. How does a mans leg look in a
white stocking? It's matter OF per-
sonal appearance and pride. II you
want the team to play better ball, give
us different kind OF SOCK"
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TO CURE A COLD IN oHE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouiajnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL Iit$
falls 10 cure. &c. The genuine has Il.
3, Q. on each tablet. a
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The oEpheus Male Chorus meets on
Taesdas' evening with new life Infused
though new music TO be studied.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

Not that the interest has waued, but
because new upward start Is to ia
ken. is the reason that no public dem
onstration from Musical Wheeling is
to be recorded for the coming week.
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BASI: BALL.

HannoH. =
Monday nisht-Premos rs. Klondlkc.
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MARTINS FERRY BR1EFs.

Rev. D. H. Muller. OF Cleveland, will
lecture at the ". E. church Tuesday
evening, February % tWashington's
birthday on Washington and Lincoln,
under the auspices OF the Bpworth
League. This will be third entertain.
meEt Of the course and the admission
will be only ten cents. There will be
snarinI ,y,rSIr aE-f Les lg- -fag
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rae, "'n INC exception OF the Arlon con-
roi,sto onoFfow night there is nothing
-.-.-1-eaIy interesting for the public at
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
Ky. NEW YORK. N. z.

appropriation not be made enough car
riers would be discharged to economic
and limit the years expense TO the for
mer appropriation. The paragraph was
passed.
During the reading Of the bill a discus
sion arose over paragraph of minor In
terest. incidental to which Mr.. Ray (Rep..
n. ", chairman Of the committee on
pensions. asserted that more private PEN
sion bills had been passed by the present
congress than were ever passed by any
preceding congress within the same time
and more than the total number passed
by the Fffty-seoondand Fhty-third CON-
crosses combined.
At O'clock the house recessed for the
evening pension session.
At the evening session the house passed
eighty-seven pension and relief bills. a1d
in committee OF the whole disposed Of
sixty-five measures, among the latter be-
ing one to increase to $40 the pension of
Dr. Mary Walker.
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n. E. A. Special
TO
WASHINGTON, ID. c., WITHOUT
CHANGE. VIA
Santa Fe- Pennsylvania
Lines.
THE OFFICIAL ROUTE.

This train will leavs various points ia
Kansas via Santa Re Route on July tth.
1898. Il viii leave Kansas City via Santa
Fe At o. n. same day. and arrive IN CHI
cage next morning. The PsnnayivEniA
Lines viii take the train east OK Chicago.
The itinerary II q very attractive one. ard
embraces daylight ride through tho
grandest of Allegheny mountain sosnsryi
around the Horss Shos Curve. along the
Blue J1nl2ts and ths majestic sasqBs-
hanna. An unique feature o. fhs trip -
the ride iu ths special train from Ior1
to the epooh-makinG battls-Seid Of Oct
tysburK.
Apply 20 L. p Delaney for itinerary.
ust % desirable low-rats sTeursions from
Washington and the time train vii pass
your station Or neares, junction point.
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MRS WARN HOLZ UNDER BOND
For Her Appearance to Answer For
Killing Fred Frank.

Perry, Q. T, June 1Z.-(Special The
preliminary examination before the pro-
bate court of Marcus Warnholz and his
wife, Pauline Warnholz. on the charge of
shooting and killing a German named
Fred Frank. in this county, was finished
yesterday evening. Marcus Warnholz, the
husband. was released and the wife. who
is only Il year Old, was placed under s. 900
bonds to await the action OF the next
grand jury. The facts are substantially
as reported heretofore. Warnholz and his
through their yard and not TO take any
oats off the place without dividing. and on
Sunday evening last Frank again passed
through the yard from his work with some
oats on his wagon and Warnholz and his
wife attempted to stop. the horses and
out Of the wagon and seized a board.
While he was belaboring Warnholz over
the head and arms with II, Mrs. Warnholz
went into the house and secured a gun and
fred a load Of shot into Franks body.
from the effects Of which he died the next
day.
An application may be made by the
attorneys Of Mrs. Warnholz. Messrs. Mus
el,er and Rucker. 10 have her bond re-
duced, before the judge Of the district
court.
Of course YOU read the testimonials pub
lished in this paper relating TO Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
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cTYIN BRIEF

Mss Minnie wooteoek IS reported Il q;
her home.
Mr.. Charles C. Conn ia home from ne
Winfield assembly.
Rev. c. D. Saa1s- q Whitewater was =
VISITOR here yesterday
NJ Jack K.esA4a % s. Louis was fl
the city yesterday.
Newt B-sdgenaa LEI: last evening ever
the Rock Island FOR Topeka
Mrs. J. ". Bennett; Il quite q =; her
home. ~ South Wafer street
Mss Maud Parks sssas yesterday 4;
Winfield. Attending TIE assembly.
Judge < P Psss-s u Newton MAS sere
attending tie ratification l2z. uLghs
NJ A \ Rsharts. esstor % ne Wei
lilgtoa Mall. Ms IL rs c4sy yesterday