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q. r, CLARK & co, SEEDMEN AND
Nursery men; store LAG Washington ave-
nue.; green house 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone. 1872.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST
class grocery clerk; temperate, good
habits; can furnish reference. j. j. B.,
care Tribune.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MAN OR WOMAN OF EN-
ergy and business ability to travel for
established firm. $50 a month and all ex-
penses. +. w. Ziegler d Co., 225 Locust
street. Philadelphia, Pa
HELP WANTED-MALE OR FEMALE.
Commission or salary. j2O Spruce
street, Room II.
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MMRCHEN,
nappsnlnr. ID Inlsr,.t In 40 NIarahall

IlappsnIngu OF Intsr'st In the Marshall
Coanty Town.
]. C. McAiahon has returned from
Camp Alger, where he has been the
past few weeks. He leaves In few
days for Savannah, Ga.
Charles Lee, who has been sick for
some time at his home In Grafton, has
returned to his work here, much ins
proved In health.
Rev. Spencer King will preach to the
Junior Order United American Meehan-
les tomorrow evening, at o'clock at
tho NJ, E. church.
, Mrs. Jacob Landers and Miss Nellie
Lineberger, OF Benwood, were the guests
OF Mrs. ]. W. Smith yesterday.
]. b. Harblnson has returned to his
home al woodland, after a visit-to his
daughter. Mrs. b, d. Eden.
Mrs, T. j. Weekly has returned to her
home at Falrmont. after a pleasant visit
to McMechen friends.
Rev. Mansel, OF WeilsburE, viii
preach at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Agnes Mcdonald, OF Pittsburgh,
Is visiting at the home OF James GLIB,
Miss BrIghtie West, OF ST. ClalrsVllle,
Ohio, Is the guest OF friends here.
Mrs. John Gosney is visiting friends
at Powhatan.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps Ind Ml,hAps in the Thriving city
Aeross the IIlrsr.


IIaps aud MIahApS in the Thriving City
Across the iIlrsr.
Misses Mamie and Anna Boyd will
return to-day from $enia. where they
have been the guests OF MISS Johanna
Kelso for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlflln oDg. of Smith
field, who have been the guests Of their
son, r. T., on Broadway, left yesterday
for Cincinnati.
The Lilies OF the Valley mission band
will meet this afternoon at the home Of
Clara Louise Smith, on the Heights I"
Miss Helen Brownlee entertained
number Of her young friends in a very
pleasant manner yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James Parks, Of Marion, Ind, is
the guest OF the family OF Stephen Hip
IGIns, on Hanover street,
Asa Devault returned yesterday TO
Chicago, after a two weeks visit With
his parents in this city.
Miss Ethel Hobbs will be home to-
day from two weeks visit with Cleve"
land and Detroit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright, Of Al
legheny, are the guests OF friends In
this city.
Miss Margaret Kerr, Of st. Clalrsvilie,
IS the guest OF her father, on Fourth
street.
The Belmont brick and tile works will
resume Monday after an Idieness OF two
weeks.
Thomas Rees moved his family and
household effects TO Baltimore yester-
day.
Mrs. James Remnant is lying very III
with consumption at her home in Aetna
VILE.
Misses Agnes Bell and Hzsle Shaver
le"'.e to-day to visit relatives in Barnes
Vile.
samuel Watkins returned TO Chicago
yesterday after visit with friends here,
Misses Clara Sheets and Cleod An
thony spent yesterday at Camp Rest
William Relfenbine and Howell Jones
returned yesterday from Darlington
w. R. Ratcllft, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday cdlling on friends.
The brick work OF the new Times
building was completed yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Muhnney are
spending the week at SiBtersvllles
Miss Helen Brownlee leaves Thursday,
for Pittsburgh TO visit relatives.
Otto Il. shultz, OF Milwaukee, was
here yesterday on business.
Albert Shaver goes to GAINESVILLE to-
morrow to visit relatives
George Barr left yesterday to visit rel
atlveS at Beverly. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a, Bedford leave
Monday for Lima, o.
NJ. NJ. Sheets is home from extended
eastern trip.
Fred Smith, of Columbus, was here
yesterday.
Noah smith, of Rockford, is here on
business.
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BEFwoOD
Breezy News Items Gathered tn the BHiy
MarthaiI County Town.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the Busy
MarthalI County Town.
The school teachers are hard at work
making preparations for the entertain
ing Of those who will attend the Mar
shall county Teachers Institute, which
Will be held here from August 10 to
august 20. II Is thought two hundred
teachers viii attend.
The board of education OF Union dis
trIct has decided to build an annex to
the McMechen school building. The
work Is expected to be completed when
the schools open for the fall term.
one of the engines in the machine
shop OF the Wheeling steel plant, ran
through ITSELF yesterday afternoon.
This accident viii delay the starting of
the plant in full for some days.
Rev. Walter Mansell, OF Wellsburg,
will Ill the pulpit OF the McMechen
Christian church at both the morning
and evening services tomorrow, and
number from this town Will attend.
Squire Policy was taken suddenly III
at his office Thursday evening and was
taken to his home, and he is still con-
fined to his bed with severe attack OF
pneumonia.
Rev. Spencer King viii prach to the
McNechen council, Jr. o. u, A. NJ, at
the NJ, E, church Of that place to-mor-
row evening.
Detective Meehan, Of Parkersburg,
was here yesterday evening, looking ar
ter some business for the Ohio River
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy McGarrell, OF
Washington, D. Care visiting relatives
here this week.
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John simpson, ST. 81 Biairs Ridge
we're. business callers p ne city yester-
day.
Mrs. Anna Brooch and daughter
Alice OF Third street WIN leave for
PankRrsburg to-morrQE Tor a three
weelk's visit With friend
Colonel and Mrs. J.. Hboton and
their daughters. Annie ana Jessie, have
RETURNED from trip q 10 eastern cit
les and the seashore.
George +. BrVsOn, late The Fostorla
lGlass Company. has cen appointed
state organizer for the ANCIENT Order OF
United WOrkmen.
j, Mrs. Walter Morris and daughter,
Miss Jessie, Of Pittsburgh, are the
guests Of Mrs. C. A. iHlluier and Mrs.
81, s. McFadden.
DR.. 7. r. Rogers has Feturncd from
an extended trip throuB hsPennsylvania,
Maryland and the eastern part OF West
Virginia.
z Miss GoldIe Scott fiaH returned to her
home at Bethany, after Speeding sew
oral days as the guest 1f Miss Meta
Roberts.
Wv. W. Hughes, Of Weston, stopped on
here on his way home fFom the conven-
ton at Wheeling, to visit friends In the
city.
Mrs. j. D. Shaw and daughter Miss
Gertrude, have returned from a visit
with friends and relatives At Clarion,
Pa.
Miss Maggie RuloaE Of Twelfth
atreet will leave Tuesday for NeWburg,
to visit her sister, Mrs. @ p, Leather
The Sunday school Of Wesley Metho-
dist Episcopal church, wheeling, VIII
picnic on the camp grounds to-day.
The Benwood lodge. Ancient Order Of
United workmen, visited tie lodge OF
this city last night.
Mrs. G. p. Smith. Of Wheeling, was
visiting Mrs G. c. Reppetp, OF the Or
chard, yesterday.
Hose Company No. win hold an Inn
portant meeting at the hose house this
evening.
Rev. John Bedow and fsmily,of Cam
eron, moved TO the camp gtounda yes
terdaV.
Webster Stewart OF pleasant Valley.
was a business caller here yesterday.
Attorney j. B. s3mmefvllie. OF
Wheeling, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Virginia shafrer vim leave Tues
day, to visit friends at NeWburg
A. C. scrogglns has Idft on pleasure
trip through New York stare.
John a. Blovd was huyiug wool at
Glen Easton yesterday.
Senator s. W. Mathews Il Of Hunting
ton.
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AMl,eelIansouu AIslanEo Of Mlnoe Mat:
tiers from aIArsilaII'h aTstrOpolIP.
The Methodist Episcopal, Presbyter.
ian and Baptist congregations will hold
no services In their churches tomorrow
Of next Sunday, on account Of the pro-
hlbltlon meetings. which commenced at
the assembly han last night and Will
continue until Monday, the eSth'
Misses Eta and Corn Courtwright
Sarah Porter, HALLE and Nernio John.
son and Annie Sunderland, returned
last night from trip to Atlantic City,
via Washington. D, C., where theg at
tended the National Teachers Assocl-
alton,
Rev. c. II. Meade. the leader OF the
silver Lake Quartettc, has arrived on
the camp grounds and will preach ut
the assembly hall tomorrow morning
at 1880 o'clock
Franklin Arnold and Samuel Stewart,
OF Fork Ridge, and ]. N. Blair and
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during the war. When on the instant that
his uiusket was aimed TO kill q Union pick.
III TIRE latter. suddenly inspired with d
sense of his own defenceless condition,
began to sing those beautiful words: Cow
cT INV defenceleas head with the shadow
Of fhy viug,n The Confederate withheld
his hand. He could not FIRE. The pieketa
life was saved.
Death sometimes spares the one who
seetus marked to be his victim. Let no
one deSpair. even Ia the darkest hour.
Nany man who seemed picked out FOR
death by consumption has found respite
and safety through the use Of that wonder.
mi Golden Medical Discovery" which
Dr. r. v. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N. Y, invented
tbi,ty wears ago, and which has brought
nrwr life and hope to almost countless
Thousands Of men and women
Every day brings a multitude Of letters
10 DR.. Pierce, telling gratefully what his
medicines and his advice have done TO
restore health and happiness 70 homes
where hitherto sickness and misery had
rciEncd supreme.
A gentleman living In saltwater, Washington
County. Minnesota Mr. { j. MeNaney, writes :
tIn the spflug Of 1874 was laken n with
consumption, and altct trying everything
could hear Of mud doclorng all summer my
physician said / had conunptIou. and that ~, my
ieI lung wns nearly gone, and that could lire
mi a short timE About twelve bottles Of Dr.
Pisrcet Golden Medical Discovery brought me
oft al right and cured myself o. iEo i moIe
attacks oF tie same trouble, am salhhed that
tbe Golden Medical Discovery will cure cnn.
sumption II taken In time. consider u TIE
ir.st medicine In the world for the dlsenseu for
which Il Is recommended"
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THE Colonies WON.

NEW YORK, July 1jGThe Colpnels
broke the Giants winning streak to-day,
scoring victory through the erratlc pitch:
ing OF Meekln and errors by Doyle and
game. The Loulsvilles played a fine field
ing game, particularly Stafford and Dex-
ter The latter by fine running catches
cut on at least two runs. Score;
New YORK ....O1i 0lOogo % 10 !
Louisville $50 10 / o O-5 9 l
Earned runs, New York l. Batteries.
Meekin and Warner: Cunningham and
Kittrldge. Umpires, Lynch and Andrews.
Attendance, l,2C0. Time, 1855
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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CoRBETT AND MCCOY,

NEW YORK, July 15.-Articles OF
agreement for fight between James j.!
Corbett and kid" Mccoy. the match to
take place at the Hawthorn Athletic
club, OF Brooklyn, on September 10,
were signed In this city to-day. NJ. C.
GRAY signed for the Hawthorn Athletic
Club, George T. Conslndlnc for Corbett
and w. b. Gray for Mccoy. The purse
Is to be $4,000. the winner 70 take ell.
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INTER.C1TY Games.

This afternoon the James Nichols and
Wheeling Laundry cross bats at the
Island ball park. Only fifteen cents ad-
mission will be charged and the South
Slders expect to lower the colors Of the
Potter boys. The game is called for
$3.50 p. m.
Other Inter-clty games will be Tllton.
Vile at Elm Grove, and Triadelphla at
Tndpbendants
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NIRR -SIATR LRAGlR

At Youngstown. Score: RHE
M GanEsiG~ ... . . ! . - . . 5
Batteries, Allen and schreeongcst; Wat
son, Miller, Brott and Law.
AT New Castle. Score. RHE
E FSFs Sns5Isi 3 6S Ssii
Batteries, Guese and zinrami Norcom
and O'Meara,
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While Mr.. strobel mag be anxlous to
come to Wheeling, after hlsi freese-out
at Toledo, his desire is one thing and
its success OF realization Is another.
The Wheeling fans have had dealings
with fiy-by-night managers before, and
IL Mr., Strobel imaglnes he can come
nere and be received with open arms,
Without some understanding, he Is
SarkIng up the wrong tree. What
Wheeling wants Is a manager who
comes here to stay. This temporary
business is played out, and discourage
ed base ball public Is In no mood to be
toyed with by Mr.. Strobel or any other
manager firing OF the city he's now In,
Should Mfr. Strobel give good assur-
ances that when he Gomez to Wheeling
10 finish the season, he will do SO pre-
pared to DO here again next year, he
will doubtless meet with enough en-
enlargement to satisfy any man, but II
he is coming here to finish the season
merely out Of spite, because he has
been stability treated by the Toledo
council, he had better throw up his
hands,
Mr.. strobel is shrewd man. He is
engaged in several amusement enter
prlses in Toledo, His interests are In
that city. It Is natural to suppose he
prefers Toledo to Wheeling, but this
city is, little bit Shy OF being cats
paw, so while the old town wants
base ball team in the Interstate, and
wants It bad, It is inclined to the belief
that there "ls no better way OF judging
the future than by the experiences of
the past" Mr.. strobel Is as welcome
as the flowers in May, but Wheeling
doesn't want ball team this fall only.
1t wants II next gear, too.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 2. Two base
hits, McCTecry, Collins. Stolen bases, Dom
Ovan, McCreery and Stahl. First base on
balls, by TanuehIll 2; by Lewis 2. Hit by
pitched hnll, Gray. Struck out, by Tame
hill 8: by Lewis 3. Passed balls, Bergen
g. Time, 2.0s. Umplres, O'Day and Me-
Donald. Attendance, 1880.
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WASHINGTON. July 15-Wrigloy's err
rot In tho seventh gave Cleveland the
game. Attendance. go. Score:
r II Il
Cleveland ....OOO OO50 10 . !
Washington q 0 o o. o. " 4
Earned runs. Washington 4 Batteries.
Wilson and O'Connor: Webbing and Nc
Guirc. umplrcs, sWlrtwOod and Wood
Time hours.
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BOXING.


Notwithstanding the heated sefS,n,
men OF the mitts continue to arrange
and pull on contests. This is especially
true In the east. Local sports viii get
another chance to focus their. optics on
the ring II the Bridgeport clubs earni-
val next month goes through. In the
exclusive announcement Of the Intelll-
gencer a few days ago, It outlined the
carnivals contests, and Matchmaker
Gardner continues TO boom It. Its sue
cess hinges on the success Of the races
here at that time.
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NATIONAL LBAGDR

Yesterdays GAMES
Pittsburgh 6; Boston 0.
Brooklyn 3: St Louis Z
Baltimore 10; Chicngo9.
Cleveland @; Washington l.
Philadelphia Z: Cincinnati :.
= Louisville s; New York 4.
To.DAY'S GAMES.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
81. Louis ut Brooklyn.
Louisville ut New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington.
BOSTON, July 1.-THE Champions play
ed wretchedly in the field to-dny,were weak
at the bat and easily shut out by Pitts
burEh. Attendance, 1900 Score:
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Wheeling takes kindly to manly rep
resentatives OF the sport, and 1t has
never been favored with two more gem
tlemanly boxers than Oscar Gardner
and Leslie Pearce. The latter may stay
in Wheeling until the MetropOlitan's
season opens in September. He Is now
teaching a successful boxing class.
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N ERsoNAL-FoR VERY BEST Jys,
tlcc, notary, lodge and c9tp ~. INV
nnis. dupncators simplex printers, loue,
dics. blank books and lodge, snpP.u.SSs. ~, ~
,,ncI bottom prices. write 20 Pubr YIN
i'm Ranner," Piedmont, w. va. 49,
gpondcnce solicited
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BALTIMORE. July i5,-Tho orioles mnde
a Garrison finish to-day and won out In the
RlE
Chicago '."....".....o5 666o066-9i2 I
Earned runs, Baltimore Z; Chicago :.
Batteries, Eops md Clarke. Woods and
Donahne. Umplrcs. Snyder and Connolly.
Time 2H5
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice of CO-Partnership.

Mr. w B. GundlIns has this day boon
admitted as partner in the grain and
feed business conducted at No, 81 Thirty.
third street Tho arm will hereafter DO
known as wolvlngton q GundlIng
wM woLvINGToN.
wheeling. w. Va, July 5. 1sss jy15.
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oscar Gardner has taken kindly TO
Wheeling and will open a saloon on
Market street, as soon as he secures the
desired location. He Is now living with
his wife and two children, In the Dast
End
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PHILADELPHIA July i5.-T'ho Philllcs
easily defeated Cincinnati to-day. Dwyer
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Kenyon Military
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N GARD OF EQUALIZATION AND
Is APPEALS.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE


Clerks Office.
City Of Wheeling w. Va.
Public notice Is hereby given TO all PCT,
sons interested that the assessors elected
by tho council OF the city OF wheeling
have completed their assessment tor tne
year and made .roturn thereof 70 my oiLS =
ANY pcrson wishing to appeal from sald
nsscssment or desiring any corrections
made. will appear at the city building pc
fore the board OF equalization and hppeals
an the following days ats o'clock a m,
M tie said board will meet at that timo
M Tic said city buildingto hear All CD;
jectlons to said assessments and revise ana
correct the same:
First wnrd--MOndny, July %
second warli-Tuesday, Jnly -
Third Wnrd--W cduesdny, July ~
frourth WArd--Thursday. July ..
Fifth ward-Eriday, July =.
sixth ward--Monday, August ].
Seventh WRrd-I'uesday. August z.
Ejghfh nrd-Wednesday, August
N'is""' g. II. WATKINS,
iyls Guy e!eEk:-
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''DOctored TO DEATH lfdiy be wit.
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hprTied By The wonderful q PTofeBsOt
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Guide to Health and = l.adyice ALSO
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Philadelphia.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

GTIRAyEfING MEN DESIRING A SAL
ABLE side line of well established sta.
pie goods mot requiring the carrying OF
pampibs)- commisslOn % and Sl-nddredl
MANUFACTURERS, P. o. Box 1853, Coving-
ton, Ky. lyI6-
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SRORT III
STROBEL THREATENS

10 TrnpSTs1hIs Inter State Team FROM
,ToIsdo 20 Wheeling, onAeeoHnt Of the
Action OF lilo Toledo Council, Which
Wanted Frre Passes Galore.
Manager Charley" sIrobel, Of the
Toledo BAH team. threatens to forsake
the lakeside town for wheeling, on at-
cauut b the action Of the Toledo city
oouncE. which contemplates cutting q
Street through .Armory park, the ball
grounds, and says that the councllmen
have thrown all the obstacles possible
in his way this year. because he refus-
cd to Issue twenty-five free passes 10
Tie city fathers, as was .he proper ca
per last year,
The following special to the Intelli-
rencer last night, throws some light on
Nj. Strobel's trouble at Toledo:
Special Dlspatehito tho Intelllgeneer.
SPRINGFIELD. o., July 15.-Mana5
ger Strohel, OF the Toledo Interstate
League base bah team, is hot In the
collar and to-day Is openly making
threats that he Will pull up stakes
there and take his club and. franchise
IA Wheeling. which has been out OF the
league since TorreysOn took his teamto
Grand Rapids. strobel's threats are
due 20 tile bitter fight made BY Toledo's
CITY council against him He claims.
they have all this season tried to annoy
and haraks him until he stirred OF their
persecution, which he says isdue to the
fact that he refused 10 grant the
twenty-five members passes as he9did
last year, Council first imposed a s.
tax on him. and then to cap the climax
last Monday night passed IN ordinance
providing for Che grading of a street
through his Armory ball park. An
other ordinance was introduced to make
Bayview Park, where he gives his Sun
day games, part Of Ohio Centennial
park grounds. These moves. II carried
to completion, will deprive strobel OF
grounds.
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Batteries. Dunn, Miller and Ryan; Hugh
oy and Sugden, Earned runs, Brooklyn p;
ST. Louis l. Empires. Gnifney and Brown.
Time 2:3O. Attendance, 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-16
TOOK TWELyE INNINGs.

NEW YORK, July i5-The Brooklyns
won n twelve inning game from the
Browns this afternoon. Miller started In
20 pitch for the home team, but was tn
ken III In tho second inning and quit, Dunn
Chance who played center field, were IN
tured. a. Smith, who went In tho game In
the eighth Inning, raped out three bag
ger In the twelfth and came homo on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-16
Desth SoustlmsS
Spnfa6,

A pathetic story Of
fact Is told by an OK.
Confederate soldier
Of one dark night
on the ssirmigh line