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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

Coiioquy which Occurred between Mr.
Putnam aud Miss strombsrg.

coiioquy which Occurred Bstween MIR.
Putnam aud Miss strombssg.
Being unable 10 furnish a 81 900 bond
Tor the purpose ~ securing her appear
ance az the trial OF John II. Benbrook.
and upon n positive declinntlon on the
part Of the witness to make any fur
Their EFFORT with her friends 20 obtain
bail. Miss Lcda strombcrg was this
morning committed to the county jail
By Judge cherry until the further or
der Of the court
Miss strombcrR received the courts
ulumatum with perfect composure and.
Judging from outward pplauncea. tried
so affect an air Of mnrtyrdom. when
Judge Cherry instructed Deputy sheriff
johnson 10 conduct Miss strombcrg 10
the ahcrln's Office she looked at the
ofcer and said: I'm ready when you
are"
A. the two left the court room. Miss
suomberg was observed to smile. APP
Ilwuily recalling the whistle spirit Ia
which the school boy INDUCES when
passing graveyard after dark.
The proceedings leading up TO Miss
sromhcrg.H commlttul were purely
iimaL The timo consumed was i've
n1lir7. Promptly nj 10 o'clock the
young woman stepped on the elevator
on On, fourth floor and walked straight
70 Judge Chcrrys court room. Al the
i1lr she was met by County Attorney
Putnam who invited her In the judges
lTaic chamber, In second or two
Wy emerged, followed by Judge Cher
q. Then court was opened by Baum
llanson, ana Miss Strombcrg was In.
Ngd 10 the witness stand. The follow
dialogue then took place between
~ Putnam ana the witness;
W. Putnnm-Mias Strumberg, what
S1o.t have you maee to get suretles on
Al asked my mother and my broth
Q-Any one else7
A-No, VIZ.
octave you tried to see any one
tr Tor that purpose?
Al have not.
ciy'
A.-Not any that l could ask to sign
bond Tor me.
g There are other people that you
~" ln the city. whom know your
a Why certainly. Mr.. Putnam. a
t'l many NJ them. But"
simply answer my question"
= Yes, SIR"
They have property here7"
.-,S Why Of course they have prop
n9 And you have not asked any OF
4. "No. SIR"
,.0 Nor made any EFFORT 60 get them
10 tsn your bond?"
A. No. SIR"
~ Nor made any attempt IN any
Wo,get them to aign your bond
~ no you refuse 10 ask any Of
s or make any further effort to got
Yes. SIR"
~ You understand what the con-
u'..,gs Of that refusal viii be7"
an. That Il VIII be the duty OF the
SSs s 70 put you in charge OF the
Yes SIR"
Ana you stlll refuse7"
d" Yes, sir"
PROSECUTOR AND JUDGE.
ctNuoney Putnam addressing Judge
glyl-''l don't care 10 asa any fur
,s questions, your honor, IL certainly
hsIa 10 me the witness should bo
tiyuqse Cherry--It seems TO mo that
h n case when the only courre left
NY court IN 20 order the yltnesa
se.- val According to tho wltnosa'
,oi, .lAlement she has shown no dis
,l'N 10 give bail but on the con-
I'M. ''gs she viii make no effort to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

on before Justice pnrdco In the Benz
brook murder case. Tho transcript cove
ers 300 pages % typewriter matter.
district court clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

The ladies' will meet tomorrow morn
IN ana discuss matters IN connection
with the feast. II ~ reported that there
~ no little friction concerning the
adoption Of the plans This. however
the patriotism Of the occasion, viii en-
tlrVlV settle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08

sheriff and Imprisoned IN the county
JUL until the further order o. the court.
Miss stromherE was then taken 10
the rhorinH Office by Balm johnson and
conveyed 20 the iaIi by sheriff Howolls
IN a buggy. Before being taken 10 the
JAN the sheriff permitted her TO go and
SOC her mother. She was accompanied
on this crrand by Deputy Sheriff Har-
rlcH.
THE COMMITMENT.
The commitment In Miss stromberF's
case ~ drawn up IN the regular form
and rocitcr that ON the nth inst the
witness was required To enter into an
undertaking TO appear and testify In
behalf ~ the State ln the Benhrook
murder case with surcties ana that Miss
Stromhprg refused 60 comply with the
courts order ana was therefore CONF
mittod 60 prison until she complies with
the order NJ the court. or u otherwise
legally discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
Col, Bruback Reaches San Fran
cisco to Corf'rwith Gen, Burton.
GOVERNOR STILL WAITING.
Getting impatient over Failure to
Telegraph Time OF Mastering out
the Jtah Volunteers.
ESPECIAL TO rnE "NEws.1

san Francisco. Aus. s--ColOucl Bru-
back. representing the citizens COM
mittec Of Salt Lake. arrived here late
this morning on the delayed Southern
Pacific train. lie 81 now waiting for
General Burton. and thf two will then
confer with the general agent OF the
Southern Pacific Railway company and
complete arrangements for the special
train. the departure Of which 10 got
uncertain as to date,
GOVERNOR ON RAGGED EDGE.
Governor Wells. when seen FOR the
last time this afternoon, declared that
De had not yet received q word NJ In
formation from General shuftcr. Cen
cral burton or anyone else regarding
the date OF mastering out the Utah
boys. lie declared that he was unable
20 understand II and that he was. In
consequence. on the ragged edge OF
expectancy. n not impationcc. II de.
lays number OF important matters.
tntll II Or decided. he cannot order
out the National Guard, nor can he
ISSUE his proclamation fixing the gene
oul holiday In honor OF the arrival
u the troops.
DECORATION COMMITTEE.
The decoration committee met at the
office % Chairman Barnes today TO open
bids Tor the carpenter work Tor the biz
East Temple street arch. but ua only
one was received an adjournment was
taken until this evening when another
session VIII be held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-08
nrNon .wAnnASr ron prNDnooK

"UTAH SAVINGS a TRUST co,
"(E. W. Center, Mannger)"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

WASHINGTON Aug count Nnchi,
the Italian Charge, called at the state
Department to-day TO compare notes with
Acting Secretary Adee, respecting the
INQUIRY into the killing Of the five ltai-
lans at Tallulah. Ia. The Governor has
stated that the grand jury Of the parish
in which Tallulah is situated will meet
next week, and it is expected that the
killing Will be taken UP oy that body
Immediately if the district attorney hnds
the report prepared ty the sheriff suiH-
Client t0 make ont "a prima iacie case
against the perpetrators of Tho killing.
Count Vinchi has not yet received the
report OF the Italian representative Who
was sent 20 make personal inquiry into
the lynching.
Beyond securing information ON the
facts. neither government has thus lar
taken any action except m the express
sion of sincere regret over the affair oy
the United States. and a return assurance
by Italy that every confidence was felt
that this country would employ all possi-
bic means required by The case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
THEY LIVE TOO HIGH
Cubans Excited over Rnmored Allow
ance fnr American Officers.

HAVANA. August 4.-Considerahie COM
mont was caused here this evening by the
nubl,cation of a dispatch from the United
states embodying the charge made by the
New York newspaper, that Governor
General Brooke. Brgadler-General Lud-
low Military Governor OF Havana, Col
lector Tasker Bliss and Major Davis. SAM
itary officer at Havana, have been given
extra allowances from the Cuban reve-
nucs 10 maintain themselves I'm luxury
The feeling among Americans In Ha-
vana IS that this charge is based upon "a
serious Misrepresentation Of the facts Of
the case. The suggestion OF luxurious
living perplexes the Cubans, who are in
"A position 10 contrast the Democratic
way I'm which men holding the rank held
by General Brooke and Ludlow conduct
their establishments with the prodisal
habits OF the old spanish regime.
As 20 the charge thai General Brooke
had expended money In repairing the
palace. the Americans reply that this old
and historic structure had either 20 be
repaired and renovated. or 10 be pulled
down and consequently about 500 900
have been expended on II. But, It 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
MARTIN ENDORSED
IN PETERSBURG
Resolutions Passed Commencing Him
to the People.
W. P. M'RAE AND TH0S. P, IVEY
Are Nominated for the House of Rep
TcsentatiVes -- \ Brunswick Man
Thrown from Cart aud Killed.
Contract for Shells.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug Especial
The Democratic city convention, held
here tonight. to nominate two candidates
for the House of Delegates Of Virginia,
from Petersburg. nominated Hons. ". p.
McBae and Thomas 3. Ivey, both OF
whom appeared before the convention and
accepted the nomination in brief speeches.
The convention adopted resolution to the
effect that assumed that its nomi-
ncos for the House Of Delegates are i'm
hearty accord with the unanimous wish
of the convention. and mood no nstruc-
tious. The resolution expresses "A desire
L, place ON record "a memorial OF ap9fe-
citation of the public service or the HON.
Thomas S. Martin, OF Albemarlo county.
and review with pleasure and approval
his conduct in the term Of office about 20
expire. and commend him 20 the peone
OF The state for further service IN me
same high Office believing that his re-
tircmcnt will Doe public loss.
Mr.. McRae IS a prominent young law
Yer. and Mr. Ivcy is printer Both have
served terms in the legislature
FATAL ACCIDENT.
News has ben received here OF the death
of Albert Hicks. of Brunswick county
who was instantly killed while driving
10 "a mill in a. cart, 10 which an OK was
hitchcd. Tile animal became uncontrol-
able and ran away Hicks was thrown
from the cart. the wheels running over
him and breaking his neck
The Petersburg Iron Works Com
pany. which has a large contract FOR FUR
nishing the United States government with
cast-iron projecties Will begin work on
the same next week. II Will take some
six or seven months 90 hu the contract
STREET-CAR LINE
A large force OF laborers have been an
work continuously since o o'clock yes
terday afternoon excayaung and laying
sliis and rails ON Sycamore street for the
street electric railway. When this report
closed the rails had been laid from the
corner of Sycamore and B0liingorook
streets 10 point beyond the corner Of
sycamore and 1ahb streets. IL Is eN-
pected 10 have the track on Sycamore
street ready for the cars by tomorrow
night
John McCloud. with his wife and four
children arrived here last night from
Robinson county. y. c.. ON their way o.
Amos county. Mrs McC.ou1 was taken
sick four days ago AZ Hamilton. y. O.,
and Mr.. MeCl0ui has spent all of hs
money for railroad fares and supplying
inc needs of his wife and children. iie
and his family are now In very ds-
tute circumstances. Mrs. Nc loud WINS
sent 10 the Homo for the Sick and Dir.
McCloud and his children were sent CD
the Almsh1u-e temporarily.
HAND CRUSHED.
O. w. Senior. who resides on HaLflN
street. in this cIty, and who is in the
omuloy of Richmond. Petersburg and
Carolina Railroad Company had his hand
so badly crushed at Buterwortha TO
Dinwiddle county. yesterday. while coup
ling cars. that two of his fingers had TO
Doe ampu-ated. The amputat.on was Der-
formed last night by Or. Booth. of this
city.
Mayor Peasants. who has been con-
fined 10 the house by sickness. is out
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Pennsylvania Father Kills Three
Children and Himself

UsQUEHANNA. PA. August 4-Chas.
wager. aged 90 years. Of Brandt small
manufacturing village five miles south Of
here murdered his three small children
early this morning by cutting their
throats and then committed suicide by the
same means.
There seems 20 be no doubt that the
father had gone insane during the night.
For years he was employed in the chair
factory iu the town and was steady
industrious man.
lie was "a vldower. and since bis wife's
death has devoted himself 20 the three
children. Their ages ranged from five to
twelve years.
Neighbors noticing no one stirring about
the house This morning. entered the build
ing. The three little ones lay in bed with
their Threats cut and the beds and floor
covered with blood i'm am adjoining
room. stretched ON the floor. Was found
the body of the father. Ciutchcd in his
hand was a razor. which he had drawn
across his 1fwn throat after killing the
children. The latter had evidently been
murdered while they lay sleeping.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
THE STREET
RAILWAY DEAL
New Owners VIII Consult Peoples
Requirements,
TRANSFERS AND MULE CARS,
Council May Embody Public Demand
Regarding Them iu Answer 20 APP
plication for Trauchises-Light
Plant Transferred.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
Hoods, SandabaaM
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the Atlantic League. goes TO Phlladel-
pnia. and Ralph Seybold. the left fielder
who has been I'm great demand by Ma
tlonal League clubs. goes 10 Cincinnati
Both the players will be missed by the
Richmond team, and the club will be
weakened 20 some extent, but Manager
Wells will ON o. the gaps with sufficient
~ strong men TO go through the season
as winners.
Tommy Hess has been playing most
acccptably at second base, and Gus Dun
don will Join the team on Monday. As
"a hitter. Hess SIS stronger than Dolan,
and Fahertv and Pfanmillcr will hll the
loon in left field very well
Manager Wells has acted wisely IN
m these deals. for the Richmond team
was "a most expensive one. and the poor
attendance recently was not sufficient
to warrant the retention Of tho star
players chat have been disposed Of
There arc several other Richmond play
ers who can Doc handily utilized by Ma
tonal League clubs.
Tho sums received for the release n
these players was not stated I'm the tclc-
gram last night. but 90 ie safe to say
thcv were considerable. and will go a
long wav in hridEinE over the losses
sustained 10y tho local club this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
THE COMMITTEE AFLOAT


4 regular meeting of the Committee on
Improvement of James RIVER was n''A
ou hoard the city aug, 'Inomas D""-
,lnrnau,. ST." yesterday afternoon, anu
su INSPECTION of the harpor ana river
was made. The members present were.
Messrs. Curtis 0hnrmanl ofcnSnt%'
Christian. Ebel Ferguson. Mayer, MOS
los and Mccarthy. %
The tug left the city wharf at
O'Clock. and the meeting held aboard az
which the following business was di7pos-
ed OF: .....-, ,.,.
renori for the month of July showing
the operations of the department
dredse tug. scows. etc, and that ".~'
cubic wards of material and three large
loas were dredged during the month.
The clerk reported the financial con-
dition OF the department 20 be as loi-
lows. Appropriation. Sll25o; eXpehaea'
S7ll65; balance. $3.50.
the pay roll of the department
amounting TO S35.36. and bills amountns
10 y,3t53 were approved and ordered U
be paid.
with steam coal until July J. 1907. We're
received and opened and the contract
awarded 20 the Richmond Ice Company.
the lowest bidder.
The city Engineer was authorized ana
instructed 10 have the sand scows used
by the department calked and repair
3D. provided the cost Of repairs on each
shan not exceed 10000.
Applications We're received from two
concerns for rights 20 control the output
OF sand dredged by the city from the
narbor. The applications We're referred
10 a subcommittee consisting Of the
chairman and Messrs Crenshaw and
Nosbv. who, together with the CITY En-
ptueer and city Attorney shall take
under consideration the propositions COM
tained therein and report thereon and
make such recommendations regarding
a plan for dyking the harbor ANA ac-
ouiring land TOR that purpose and such
other matters IN connection herewith as
they may deem proper
A subcommittee OF the Committee on
pelief az The Poor met In the city Hall
last evening az $50 o'clock 60 consider
= revision of tbs rules and regulations
governing the city Almshouse.
There were present Messrs. Drewry
fchairmam. Gunst Hobson and Snead.
(. was decided. after some discussion,
n recommend 20 the general committee
that the rules now IN vogue nc allowed
10 remain. with slight amendments m
volving minor changes regarding the
title Of some OF the employees and theAr
duties. .l-s---.-- -.---- ] ..-.--l4.---l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
A SUSPECT AT HAVANA.
4 Marine at the Machina Wharf
Thought to Have yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON. Aug Admiral Crom-
we'll. commandant Of the Naval station
al Havana. has advised tAe Navy De-
partmeut that 3D. suspicious case. resem-
bling yellow fever occurred among the
marines constituting the small garrison
40 Machina Wharf in Havana nartor
The marine was ar once removed To- "a
hospital. and the case Isolated.
The dispatch was received Two days ago.
but was not made known until TODAY
Since then no word has come FROM the
Admiral or from the naval surgeon In
charge. and this is taken 90 indicate that
nothing serious is apprehended
The naval authorities feel mo- apprehen-
sion over he report of a yellow fever
susDect at Havana. The naval quarter
at the old Machina Wharf We're thorough
lv overhauled last spring. and the old
woodwork was torn out and complete
fresh equipment was put in.
SUPERINTENDENT Van Reypcn. of the
Navy. says there IS every facility at Ha-
yana To care f0r yellow fever cases. There
is "a well-aDponted hospital at Machina
Wharf with accommodations for ten
patents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
nn.nllent Rrirhtnn ncach

NV YORK. August 4.-First race
five furlours- Standing Is 10 " u.
telueron "A 10 and TO % second, Hes
per Is 10 D third. Time 1902 .,.u
second race-siN cp-o-Day
CtoD FIRST Modrine q 90 b and 20 ID
second. Grey jacques a. TO j. th-rd.
Time. lll 3-J.
Third race-nve and "a half turiones-
Fuke d to ID hrst, Affect t. to- and oAI
second Mynheer g 20 j. third' Ilile'
Jos l-5.
Fourth race-one and onc-cighth miles
FOX 90 10 30 nrst. The Devil @ TO 1 and q
TO I'D second. Barataria @ TO j. thiTd.
Time 1.4 Is.
Fifth race-one mile-Fast Black q 10
ID first. Dolie Wiethon q to aSd 90 -
second Klondyke Queen Is TO j. tni'd'
Time. 1.43 To-
Fifth race-one mile-Zanone % 20 -
nrst Hurricane q 10 ] and 10 81 second,
Banished Is TO - third. Time, 1:i2 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

BIRMINGHAM. ala. Aug. 4-John
Thomas. negro. was surrounded ia a
swamp near Cuba, Ala. last night Nv a
lynching party and wounded I'm a Num-
Der Of places during q running fight with
the posse He finally managed to make
his escape with the posse still after him
after slightly wounding several of his
pursuers.
lie Is charged with the ATTEMPTED MS.
sauit OF the wife of q saw mill operator.
IL Is probable that Thomas will be cap
tured and lynchod before night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
Nnrrnn. stnncl in Pnna.

PANA. ILL. August 4.-Three negroes
who arrived in Paua to-day were set upon
by sympathizers OF the union miners
pelted with stones and missiles 90 every
character and driven from the city
I'm the party who assaulted The blacks
were number OF the wives and sons of
miners. one of the negroes was badly
used up.
During the compulsory exodus OF 'he
Negroes. 10 is claimed hy their assailan,
that they were fired upon four times
from Spr.ngside Mining Company Triple,
but none of the shots took eject
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
Camp Dyca Burned.

WASHINGTON. August THE follow
ing telegram was received at the War
Department to-day.
Vancouver Barracks. Washington
August 3-Admiant General Washing
ton-Captain HOvey reports destruction OF
Camp Dyea from forest fires ON 18th.
lie reports no injuries On men. Some sub-
sistcnce and quartermaster.s supplies de-
etroved. Amount not yet determined.
lie succeeded I'm moving commandants
supplies Skagway Mccain. Acting As
sistant Adjutant General IN absence De-
partment Commander
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

SAN DOMINGO, August 4.-soiemn
funeral service On memory OF the late
President Heureaux. who was assassi-
mated at Moca july 20. were held i'm the
cathedral to-day. The diplomatic and
consular body was present
1ne news from the Interior Indicates
that tranquility prevails though troops
nave been sent to Moca in pursuit OF the
assassins
The United States Cruiser New Or
leans. arrived here to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

COWES. ISLE or WIGHT. August A.
Lieutenant Winston Leonard Spencer
churchill. the son OF Lady Randolph
Churchill asks the Associated Press TO
deny the reported engagement of his
mother 20 Lieutenant -. j.. NJ. Cornwall
is-West. brother of Princess Henry Of
Plcss.
,rbe matter continues 10 Doe the subject
OF much conversation among their
friends. Neither Lady Churchill nor
Lieutenant Cornwalis-Wcst has been
seen about since the engagement was
reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
wuIDcmand PREPARATION.

PORT Az PRINCE. HAYTG August 4.
The affair of the recent violation of the
American legation hefe by armed police.
VINO were seeking 20 arrest NJ. Du Nivier,
the newspaper man. has not been denn-
rely settled. IL Is understood that the
American Minister. Mr.. William r.
powell will demand full PREPARATION for
the outrage.
Sir. Powell when Intercepted today
BY the correspondent of the Associated
press. declined 10 40 into particulars,
but said the situation was serious,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

pointed ont Una. instead Of being. as here
tofore. The private residence of the Gov
ernor-General. the psiace is now veri-
table network of public offices, including
one large wing devoted t1 the mayor and
the municipal officials. General Brooke s.
private quarters are unequal 90 what
would Doe allowed him az amy station in
the United States Aside from The official
reception room. his apartments arc only
mOdestiy furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

SEATTLE. WASH August 4.-Wiliiam
Thomas. of columbus city, who as stated
In Yesterdays dispatches. was thought
bv the authorities in Hampton 20 nave
introduced the yellow fever AZ the SOL
diers' Home at that place. said there wa
no truth In that statement. lie stayed az
the Home for a short time, bur hdd hp
symptoms OF yellow fever or any KIND
OF fever since returning from santiago
lie further said that the transport on
which he returned had no fever cases
aboard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
Columbia VIII Not Race.

NEWPORT r. T.. August THE now
cup defender Columbia. Will not race to-
morrow with the Defender Nigiant and
Navajo The Columbia. however, will be
I'm the flee, and may have brush with
tn, other sloops. although she will not
start I'm the race. The work Of stepping
the new mast has been done very salts
factorlly and good progress has been
made By the riggers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

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i had a terrible coug
over a year ago and couil
TO stop II, or even 70 d
Of good" writes J. VI
Of Cameron. Scrcven Co.
CHANGED 20 see an sdver
yours, and forthwith
bottle Of your invaluable
Medical Discovery. Be-
inken half a bottle ! was
well "
Winter before this. my
Oldest boy who is now
nearly five years old.
had a terrible cough ne
had 50 the whole winter
and all summer. Ply
scians did him no good
and nothing my wife and
/ could do did him any.
good Aiicr your Dis
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quickly ! wrote my
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back from the ]
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