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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-05

Line team go down before the Junction
city combination. The Score was S-4.
Although Ogden is the best baseball
city in the state. still the attendance
would not have been so heavy had not
the management had the good fortune
TO be able to offer the presence at the
game of Champion James Jeffries. The
newly enthroned king of the pugilistic
world was there. and when Mr.. O'Neil
his manager. brought him out before
the grandstand and introduced him to
the crowd. such cheer went up as I'M
doubtedly never before so thoroughly
shook the rafters of a grandStand in
all Utah. Mr. O'Neil announced that
Jim was there to umpire the game,
and would also give an exhibition of
his prowess. with his brother Jack as
opponent. The crowd gave another
mighty howl and the game proceeded.
JeffrieS undertook To act in the ca
pacity of base umpire. which he did
very successfully for the first two inn
ings. when he retired to don his ring
attire. Between the third and fourth
innings took place the long-looked-for
exhibition, and the crowd showed its
thorough appreciation of the event by
yelling itself hoarse.
There were $500 people at the game
in the afternoon. when the Ogden and
Short Line teams again played. The
Short Lines lost again. the score being
gay colors. the bleachers were packed.
and hundreds were forced to accept the
poor seating accommodations offered
by the dusty. grassy knobs on the side
lines. 1t was probably the largest
crowd which has assembled this year
to witness a ball game in Utah.
Jeffries the Star.
Pugilist Jeffries was again the center
Of interest and admiration. Champion
Jim umpired. the first two innings OF the |
second game, and he and his brother |
Jack repeated their sparring eXhi 2.ion |
of the morning between the first and |
last half of the fourth inning.
The game in the morning was of it |
self interesting only in spots. However, !
1t mad the merit of being peaceable. |
Only one row of any Importance came !
TO mar the serenity of the occasion. In
the fourth inning Umpire Hugh Smith |
called Knickerbocker safe at first, and
the Ogden boys were rendered awfully
offended.
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Powers Is Champion Athlete.

New York, July 4.-The Amateur
Athletic union held its annual all-round
championship meet on the grounds of the
Knickerbocker Athletic club at Bergen
Point this afternoon. There were four
competitors. J. Fred Powers. representing
the st. Paul Lyceum of Worcester
Mass; f. c. White of New York
Athletic club; A. Sanderson of the Toron-
to, Y. NJ. G.. A, and j. +. Moran of tina
Star Athletic club. Long Island City. A.
c. Kraenzlein. holder of three world :
records. did not compete. having sprained
a wrist few days ago.
Powers total score was sos points.
beating all scores but that of 1897, when
L. H. Clark of Boston Athletic, associa-
ton scored 6.2i41a. White. who was sec
ond to Powers. won in hollow fashion last
year and an idea of Powers performance
can be gathered from the fact that White
was more than 800 points behind hinc-
Powers is native of Burlington. VT,
81 years old: stands feet II inch. and
weights 1S2 pounds. He is a student of
Notre Dame university.
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GENERALS FOR PHILIPPINES.
Return of Volunteers Will Have No
Effect On These Officers.

Washington, July At is said at the
war department that the return of the
volunteer organizations from the Philip
pines VIII have no effect on the rank of
the volunteers general officers now on
duty there. The number of general Of
ncerS depends not on the particular
organization of the service but on the
total number of men. The law provides
for one major general for every 1900
men.
There are in the joint establishment
when the present recruiting arrangements
are completed about 5000 men. There
are now three major generals in the
regular establishment. Miles. Merritt and
Brooke; in the volunteers Shafter. Otis,
Lawton and Macarthur. This arrangement
will probably stand as there is fraction
over the quota of men for six major gen.
erals
There are now on duty in the Philip
pines the following brigadiers in the
order of seniority named: Bates Young
Schwan, Hall. Wheaton. Grant Hughes
and OverShine. 1t is understood these
will all retain their commands. 1t is not
believed the increase in the joint eStab-
lshment will necessitate the appointment
of any more brigadier generals there he
ing already a surplus in Cuba and else
where who have been cared for under the
provision of the six months volunteer law.
Generals Funston. Smith and Hill are
ordered home so that they are removed
from consideration SO far as the cam
paign in the Philippines is concerned.
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TO CONQUER ENGLAND.
American Athletics Who Will Meet
English 'Versitv Men.

New York. July 4.-The final makeup
OF the Yale-Harvard team TO contest
against Oxford and Cambridge was an
nounced tonight as follows:
observation-disclosures dash-F. A. Blount,
Yale; c. Dupee, Yale; J. T. Roche. Har-
ward. and F. j. Quinolan. Harvard.
Quarter-mile Run-D. Boardman and T.
r. Fisher, Yale.
Half-mile Run-T E. Burke. Harvard.
and J. p Adams. Yale
Mile Rune. b. Splitter and =. Smith
Yale
Three-mile Run-H. p. Clarke and H.
w. Foote. Harvard; c. X. Palmer. Yale
Broad Jump-C. ID. DAILY and ]. T. Har-
rington. Harvard.
Weights-W. A. Boatlan and H. j.
Brown. Harvard
High Jump-A. n. Rice and G. NJ.
ROtche. Harvard.
Hurdies-F. Il. Fox and ]. W. Halo
well. Harvard. and W. NJ. Fincke. Yale.
The final list shows that Harvard will
nave the larger representation on the
American team, thirteen of twenty-five
men constituting the team being from
Harvard. The team will sail tomorrow on
the St. Louis
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SHERIFF PRESERVES PEACE.
Arrests Disorderly Man On Saltail
Train.

Sheriff Howells arrester Thomas H.
Foster for disorderly conduct and as
sault last night on the last train ar
irving from Saltair. Foster was in
company with some women from Kitty
Hicks museum of curiosities, and they
used very fine language. When the
sheriff demonstrated some one struck
him upon the head with an empty beer
bottle. But he finally overpowered
Foster and took him to the county
iail
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mpires-Swartwood and Latham.

Umpires-Swartwood and Latham.
In the afternoon. after playing excellent
ball for twelve innings. Cleveland lost in
the thirteenth through errors. Schmidt
received the best of support and did ex-
cellent field himself, but in the thirteenth
his tumble and two hits filled the bases
McCarthy's left scored Bowerman. and
Tannehill scored when Schmidt let a ball
thrown by Schrecongost through him.
Attendance. 600 Score:
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Cheyenne and Laramie teams The for
ner won by score of % to l.
JEFFRIEs GOT $500.
Pugilist Got Lions Share of Ball
Game Receipts.

Champion James j. Jeffries left for the
west on this mornings train. together
with his brother and sparring partner.
Jeffries and those with him were very
cordial in their praise of the ball players,
paying special compliments to the Ogden
team for clever work displayed at both
games Hansford and Gimlin were also
complimented. One of the party said
that in all his travels he had failed to
see a cleverer or more scientific game put
up than here. The lions share of the
gate receipts fell to Mr.. Jeffries. who re-
ceived about 1890. There was a handsome
balance left over after the Salt Lake
boys had received their share and all ex-
penses were paid. The Ogden boys got
about SIS each and the pitchers about
each.
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No Games at Chicago.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu " dIIItI,
ing and Mcclure
Tmpires-Lynch and Connolly.
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ENGLAND WILL PROTECT HIM.
Exiled Chinese Diplomat Is Return
ing to His Country

Vancouver. B. c., July 4.-Kang Yu
Wei, the Chinese diplomat who was
driven out of the empire by Lii Hung
Chang, is back from Europe. He will
leave for the Orient Monday.
When he passed through here in
April he had no intention of coming
back so soon, but now he is returning
under the special protection of the
British flag. and he intends to use that
as a lever over his old enemy, Chang.
He has letters from the British for
eign Office and from Lord Salisbury for
the British ambassador at Pekin. Civ
ing him the right of British protection.
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corners tournament yesterday Whitney
xanquished all opponents. ending with
sam Hardy, brother of the champion. and
as the winner of the all-comers' earned
the right to meet the champion today
He played in splendid form, clearly prov
ing his superiority over his slighter OPP
ponent. The contest was witnessed by
the most prominent lovers of the game in
California, the courts being surrounded
by the beauty and fashion of the Pacific
coast towns. Hardy won the first set af-
ter a hard struggle. but Whitney took
the three succeeding sets. The second was
as stubbornly contested as the first but
In the third and fourth. Whitney had his
exhausted antagonist practically at his
mercy. Score: 4-6 81 6-1 ell
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Ogden Wins Again.

The second game held as it stellar
light Pitcher Gimlin. He was in ex-
cellent form, and holding the Short
Lines down to six hits, it was to a great
extent due to him that they could not
get past one lonely, forlorn run. This
was accomplished by Waller in the
fourth inning on a hit to center by
Meinecke.
The Short Line team was almost
pitcherless. as it were. yesterday after
noon. kldder was put in the box but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-05
Newspaper Men at Portland.

Portland. Ore. July A special train
of thirteen sleepers arrived over the
Oregon Railway & Navigation at 9:15
tonight. bringing 450 delegates to the
fourteenth annual convention of the
National Editorial association, which
will meet in this city tomorrow. To-
nights arrivals were from the far east,
the middle west and the south. During
the day delegations arrived over the
Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific.
and tonight there are about $50 dele
gates in the city.
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when the Ogden lads rolled him over for
three hits in the third it was deemed
suddenly advisable to substitute Taylor.
The latter lost good time in the fourth
getting his hand in. and was touched
up for three. The next three innings
he did not give the functions a single
chance.
The features of the game were a
triple by Schnabel in the first, a two
Dagger by McGregor in the third and a
good back running fly catch by Miller
in the seventh. Ogden played an err
rorless game.
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miscellaneous.
WANTS TO MEET BEAN.
Denver Man Is After Preacher-Pu-
giIiSt'S Scalp.

Pete Everett of Denver has issued a
challenge to Willard Bean through The
Herald for a limited round contest or
a finish fight, to take place as soon as
is convenient, wherever Bean wishes to
fight. Everett says he is willing to
make a substantial side bet if Bean is
willing.
AS Willard Bean short time ago an
nounced his permanent retirement from
the prize ring. ii is not considered likely
that he will accept Everett's def"
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Art For the Jury.
cleveland Plain Dealer.1

ICIeVeIdnu FIdIn DtaItT-J
Il have a lovely idea to use in connec-
ton with my divorce proceedings. said
the society woman to her sympathizing
friend
And what is it, dear?"
Il mean to illustrate the principal
phases of my petition with moving pic
turesr
How perfectly charming
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TYPHOON AT MANILA.
Makes It Difficult to Load Volunteers
On Transports.

Washington. July 4.-The war depart
ment has received the following from
General Otis:
Manila, July 4.-Adjutant General.
Washington: California infantry and ar
tillery. number 400 and discharged men
take Sherman now loading at Negros.
Warren takes Colorado. 1.1O0: now pre-
pairing preparatory papers. Difficult to
lighter transports in typhoGn now pre-
vailing. Grant unloaded; in four DAYS
will take on Idaho. North Dakota and
Wyoming. sixty-five officers. 100 men
with other discharged men.
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Short Line.
Score By Innings.

Bases on Balls-By Gimlin. 2: by Kid
der. .; by Taylor. T.
Two-baSe Hits-Ferrin. McGregor.
Three-base Hit-Schnabel.
Double Plays-Meinecke to Bowman
Schnabel to Greenwell.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Waller.
Struck Out-By Gimlin. 4; by Kidder. ..
Time of Game-One and one-half hours
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Will Not Race Brittania.

Southampton. July At is reported
doubtful whether the cub challenger
Shamrock will engage in any trial race
with the Prince of Wales cutter Brit
tannia. The Shamrock bent her sails
today and will take a spin on Friday.
She will start for the Clyde Saturday.
according TO rumor
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Colonies Play Well But Lose.

Cincinnati. o., July 1.-THE Colonies put
up the strongest game this morning that
the Reds have ever had on their home
grounds. The pitching of Hahn and the
quick work of the Reds in field were the
features Attendance, $500. Score:
r. II. L.
LOUISVILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 1
CINCINNATI %
Batteries-Dowling and thinner: Hahn
and Peitz.
Cmpires-Gaffney and Andrews.
The Reds hit Cunningham hard in the
afternoon game. Phillips kept the
Colonies. hits fairly well scattered. Mil
lers batting was the only feature. At
tendance, 5.232. Score:
r. II. +.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 3
Louisville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 I3 8
Batteries-Phillips and PETIT: Woods,
Cunningham and thinner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Andrews
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TENNIS On THE COAST.
G. E. Whitney Wins Coast Champion
ship at San Rafael.

San Rafael. Cal, July 4.-George F.
whitney of San Francisco is again the
champion tennis player of the Pacific
coast. He held the laurels in 1897. but on
account of ill-health then retired from
the courts. and Sumner Hardy of Oak
pearing TO defend the title. In the all
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Defeated Short Lines Twice, +:
Ogden.
AND JEFFRIES WAS THERE
BIG PUGILIST WAS THE HERO
OF THE OCCASION.
Umpired Few Innings In Each
Game and Gave Two Exhibitions
With His Brother - Immense
Crowds at Both Games-Short
Lines Were No Match For Ogdens.

Baseball and Jeffries held full sway
in Ogden yesterday. Celebrations had
been planned at the various parks, but
the attendance at these were slight
compared to the crowds seen at the
Ogden ball park.
Between twelve and thirteen hundred
people We're present at the baseball
park in the morning to see the Short
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Crullers For Quoits.
CPhiladelphia Record.)


Weary Walker-Lady. would yer please
give me a few crullers like does l got last
week?
Mrs. Newed-Yes. poor fellow. Here are
three of them for you.
Weary Walker-Cant yer make it four,
mum? Me and me pardner wants ter play
quoits.
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HAPPENINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

Two-base Hits-Taylor. l.
i; Waller /.
Griggs 10 Waller to Meinecke.
nmplres-Jeffries. Kuhn and Smith.
Time of Game-Two hours.
Attendance | 900
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Lagoons.

SIIIIN. :.
Struck Out-By Haynes. s; by Smith. 3.
Smith. 3.
Stolen Bases-Murphy, /: Haynes. 3:
Mccausland. 2; Kimbrough. /: Bennett. 1.
Sacrifice Hits-Kimbrough, ?; Reed, /;
Haynes. l; Barker. l.
U-mpire-Stimpson.
Attendance 800.
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Great Scheme.

philadelphia Record)
Hoax-Guzzler has at last found a sure
remedy for insomnia.
Joax-What is it?
why. he sets his alarm clock to go off
FIVE minutes after he has retired and
when he hears it. turns over and goes
right to sleep"
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Chicago. July 4.-For the first time in
the history of the Chicago National
League club. both of the Fourth of July
baseball games were postponed on &C
count of rain.
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1t is better TO preserve health than
to cure disease. Therefore. keep your
blood pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and be always well.
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Two For Senators.

New York, July AIN the morning game
today the Washingtons defeated the
Giants through timely batting. McFar-
Ian pitched cleverly. particularly when
bases were occupied. Attendance, $500
ScoSe:
r. II. L.
New York Observation-Disclosures.
Washington .........H.-....:..--- 10
Batteries-Carrick and Warner; McFar-
Ian and Kittrdge.
t-mpires-Lynch and Connolly.
weighing was invincible in the after
noon game. only one local player reach
ing second base and that was in the
ninth inning. Seymour pitched well. but
the Washingtons managed to make their
4, 200. Score:
r. II. +.
New YORK --.-....-...---.-.'.---
washington VI
Batteries-SeymOur and Warner; Wey- |
ing and Mcclure.
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
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RACING AT CALOER'S
Tedious Delay Spells Some Good
Sport Yesterday.
OVER AN HOUR AT POST
CAUSED BY BEN BOLTS BAD BE-
HAVIOR.
Queer Kick Made By the Owner of
Diana Watts-Sensationa Dead
Heat In $50 Trot and Pace-Big
Crowd Saw the Afternoon Pro-
gramme.

a tiresome delay of more than an
hour at the Calder's park post yester-
day spoiled what would otherwise have
been the best afternoon of racing seen
in these parts for many a day. The tie
up was due to that VIGOROUSLY bad
actor. Ben Bolt, probably the con-
trariest beast that ever faced a flag.
The event in which he caused so much
trouble was the last on a card that had
been marked with close finishes and
sport
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Cmpires-McDonald and Manassau
The Bostons gave the Orioles a scare
at the close of this afternoons game but
the three runs secured at the opening by
the home team was too much of a handi-
cap for the Champions to overcome
Howell pitched steadily while Nichols
was inclined to be wild. Attendance. 5475. |
Score:
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WYOMING TEAMS MEET.
Cheyennes Easily Defeats Laramie
at Laramie.
Especial to The Herald.)

Laramie. WyO., July A game of
baseball which attracted a large crowd
was played here today between the
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Close Game at Baltimore

Baltimore Md, July i.-The Orioles won
this mornings game from Boston after
the hardest kind of work. The visitors
played championship ball and were ably
seconded by the pair of umpires Lewis
lost his game in the sixth inning by Civ
ing three bases on balls in succession
and a fly. Attendance 42l2. Score, morn
ing game:
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Boston Takes a Tumble - Colonies
Lose Two-Big Crowds at All Yes.
terday's Games.
Standing of the Clubs.
Big Crowds at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. July 4-The Phillies re-
turned home today from their successful
trip and signalized their Homecoming by
defeating Brooklyn in a well-played game
before the largest crowd ever assent led
at a morning game on the local grounds
Attendance. n,S17. Score:
r. II. L.
49, II --.-'.---.-.'--.--.- u
y
Batterles-Farrell. Grim and Dunn; Nc
Farland and Frazer.
Cmpires-Emslie and Smith
The Phfllies again defeated BROOKLYN in
the afternoon game without much effort.
Hughes was hit hard, while Magee whom
the Phillies recently acquired from the
Louisville club was a puzzle to the visit
ors. Attendance. 1l.246. Score:
r. Ii. Z.
Brooklyn :...-.................... l
Batteries-HuShes and Grim; Magee and
Mcfarland.
Umpires-Emslie and Smith.
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The summaries.

The summaries follow:
First race, three-eighths dash. match
for side bet of Sl00-E. Thompson's Ben
Bolt first, a. w. Winberg's Mountain
Chief second. Time. SO.
Second race, purse $50. free-for-a
1 rot and rnaca fhrae heafc in Guo.
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THE STORY WAS FALSE
Reported Interview Between Consul
Pratt and AguinaldO.

San Francisco. July 4.-The steamer
Coptic brings the following advices
from Singapore and Hongkong relative
to the alleged promises of United States
Consul Pratt regarding Filipino indie
pendence:
Singapore, June 4.-Mr. Spencer Pratt,
United States consul. has taken legal
action to disprove the alleged interview
in which he was said to have promised
the Filipino leaders independence if
they would hepl the United States
against Spain.
The story is published in most cir
cumstantial and detailed form in the
new edition of John Foreman'S book on
the Philippines. one of the best known
and most widely read books about the
country. Foreman recently issued a
revised and enlarged edition, this inter
view being among the new features of
the book
Consul Pratt has sued the publishers
in Singapore for libel. on the ground
that the story of the Aguinaldo- Pratt
interview is false and is. moreover.
injurious. The supreme court of the
Straits Settlements has granted an in
junction against the publishers, MeSSrs.
Kelly & Walsh, Limited.
Finds the Story False.
interview is false and libelOus, and the
further publishing thereof is prohibited
by order of the court. This injunction
is valid throughout the Straits Settle
mentS.
Further proceedings of a formal ma
ture will be required to extend it to all
British territory.
Hongkong. June 2-MeSSrS. Kelly &
Walsh. publishers, have been compelled
by an injunction of the supreme court
to cease publishing John Foreman's
new book on the Philippines, because
United States Consul Pratt has brought
an action for libel on account of the
story Of his alleged interview with !
Aguinaldo, which Pratt claims is false. !
The book is therefore prohibited by |,
order of the court.
Consul Pratt is aggressive. He in !
tends to carry his suits to the United /
States. He will bring action against a |
number of papers of the United States |
and will endeavor 70 show that the tele- |
grams published in the same were the |
output OF an anti-American bureau eX-
isting in Hongkong, which has done |
much toward injuring the good name of |
the consular service in the Orient.
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How the First Game Was Won.

The first inning was quick shut-out
for the Salt Lakers. Ogden scoring one
by Casey on a two-bagger from Selma
bel's stick. In the third Ogden added
another to the score. Bowman made
the first touchdown at the home plate
IOr the railrcaders in the fourth. on a
hit To right by Meinecke. The greatest
interest was centered in the next inn
ing, when the visitors scored three runs.
tieing the score. Wild throwing and
reckless fielding did this. and il came as
a godsend To the Short Line boys. Og-
den, however. did not propose to give
the game away and went speedily to
work. The railroaderS didn't get within
hailing distance Of the home plate after
that. and the Ogdenites batted Scully.
the newly imported Omahan, with
freedom that surprised the grand
stand. Two runs in the seventh re-
suited from poor Short Line fielding
and four more in the eighth on good
burChing of hits sent the score un to
Where it finally remained-S-4