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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-19

DEATH OF AGED PIONEER.
william Lemon. an Early settler In
the Pacific Nerthw~st. Die.
Mt OIymnsa.

OLYMPIA. Nov. fs-wfiriam Lemon.
one Of the well known early pioneers OF
Washington. died az hts home. ia Eighth
street yesterday morning, after a Iinxer~
tng Illness. Death was due to old age.
oeceased Tor year past having heen
eonnnsd to his room Mr.. Lemon was
aged a years.
William Lemon was born ~ Cornwall
on the Hudson. Orange county, New York
august Is. ISIS Almost before he had at
tainsd his majority he left his early home
and located in Michigan. where for years
ne was N the employment OF the govern
menf. In isss he was united to the wo-
man who. through all the years that have
interviewed has NO Allied her sphere Tn the
nome that her children rise up 10 call
her blessed Shortly after their marriage
MI. Lemon changed his residence to
iowa where he resided until iss2 when
ne ernigrAted 10 the territory OF Oregon
IN an ox'wagon. They settled tn Lewis
county, and later removed to this city.
their residence here extending. with the
exception OF two years. over a period OF
twenty-five years Deceased was A yet-
eran OF the Indian wars Of 1850 and
was generally well known to all the early
pioneers. Seven children were born 10
Mr and Mrs. Lemon. OF whom three sur
WYE: Willard Lemon and Mrs Ida Il.
Mann. or this city, and Mrs. Alice Cold
stein. Seattle
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aoesial T4spatrn % tha p,,sssiatsfltzenxer
AHERpq-fsN. Nes ~ o. rNs result ~ the
efNgtal canvass ~ fan election rwstuua
has lust he~a msas p0Ails. taw aW1itag.
rroRreutinE attorney and pas eensai asiant
~ constituting ne beard Very iittis
chance Nas tnAdr fram that already ~
asrfed ANa bus few ballots k&3 Na
fn~Nwr cut nSth the keeahitesn ami
f.eynaeratie candida 81 fat esAnts AnAi-
f.sf wcre present a. tNv gra lAi ga0uf. az
i.,st vesr few ballots aerts3ws the fate ~
etshsr Ant Martin t@m sas ~ tNssty-
thfVs votes
a rus~tins xAs hela hers Eats sess -
the Republican 1mantN ewatFai eammsttre.
8fsA All the husitseee - fAe ealnHesEst @As
closed ar A. 70 he cpnsest ~ MATHIS
sfaetian the scatter eiA Ne taaat -
dropped 49, Is ~&e ~ RsFsaaiieaas ~Aa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-19
WRECK ON SPOKANE
AND NORTHERN ROAD.
One Man Killed and Two Others
Seriously Injured Near
DRAGON station.

SPOKANE. Nov ia fatal wreck oc-
CURED on the Spokane Fails A Northern
railway at D. n. yesterday. two miles
sonth Or Dragon station. One man was
kiie1 and tao others sustained serious
Injuries.
The train the regular south bound
treaSnt- consisted OF Sght cars and a
eAlpoose. When at the point where the
Tragedy occurred the rails spread be-
Cause OF the action of the snow and rain
under The ties. and four cars we're
thrown from the track down a rather
steep grade The engine and nder
we're left on top Of the grade. also The
remaining four cars. The tour cars
which we're wrecked were ioadei VITA
lime In one Of the cars seventeen men
were stealing rides. One Of these. J In
Klein. Saa caught beneath pile OF
wreckage and crushed 10 death. Sc eerai
others were pinned down BY timbers.
Farick Weieh and Richard III cking
were dragged out later by the ira men
who had escaped ittBry weichs collar
bone Was broken and HI neck and shout
derx were severely bruised and cut.
bookings right arm WAS brokz IN two
places. Eoth men were unconscious
when found BY the train men and wero
nearly sunocated under bursted barrels
OF lime
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OPTICAL cousr N THuasrox.


Special Dispatch TO the Post rnseilisencer
OLYMPIA, Nov n The official count
81 fhnrston county Was completed yester-
day afternoon. The ofnriat result OF the
late election is as follows
Mckinley electors over Bryan electors
SIo majority. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,e
over Houalt. jones S21 oyer Robertson:
suprsme judges Mount over Million. 80;
dunbar over Winsor. BIS. gOyernor--Frink
over Rogers sss: lieutenant governor Nc
Bride over Netrroskey, IA secretary OF
state Nichols over Brady, 324. state treas
urer- Auynsfd over Runner IN. state
auditor--Afkinson over siiyerthorn. asa.
attorney xenfrsl-Strstton over Vance, ls2
SUPERINTENDENT public Instruction bryan
over Bfowre, N7: land com -nissiouer--tsa all.
vert over Holcomb, 53ts state senator
Ruth. Rep. over Ciough. 30: representa-
tivee- Faiknof. Rep. over Eotick ~.
Stacking Rep. over James ass Judge OF
superior conrtr-Linn, Rep. over Mitchell.
The Republicans. with the exception OF
their candidate for auditor. made clean
sweep
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Te.ssnesy cenciaaea and Case win
Ne Argued ny Attorneys Taday.

Special Dispatch 60 the Post Inteiligepcpr
SOUTH BEND, New is.-Ey holding a
nisht session las, night the testimony IN
and the Arguments 81 counsel viii he
made tomorrow sad tho ease win 60 10
he jury IN the afternoon. tseputv shsr.
~ N.panaid. testimony thar the bloody
kutfa found or ,s1sss had rusrc spots on
II than when he last SAVE Il prevented any
expert N~fin1nv hFinR intro inrcJ ae 10
whether the blood WAS human or nsh
point theFsby. The prosecution. how
ever 4pFuuR two new Witnesses Jass How
ard ard Alfred Miller wha teviieea that
they were on the rtves tbs night ~ Rec
curse Heesan fer running has launch into
his met Hse4eh protested tsat he cunidn't
help Il ard Gates replied ,hag he weuld
kiil him This testimony Was not sha KEN
though the exact distance they We're fra,ts
the scwH0 ~ tho murder was u0t aen.
Hftrif demonstrated Is was at least
three~aDAytrrs ~ mi
Numerous witnesses eN8FS that Gates
had saiA that ha had d VA tot fssseSeu
and that he had declared thar whfla 40
Ss3 nus murder hee~na, he knew ~hn
siia ne dassssEs tntrpstua-f testimony
a. "a Gates ena hiss bal paEler. os@ssi :.
prpvsaus Naed Character. u VISA proven
That Gates had no can hssgk ttet night
With which g make the Aase fetlna "a
necsoH4 hand Oates anil Disco wsre
placed upon the stand IN thelr etsn De-.
bail ard toi1 consistent statfHa IN the
main. ard were nat caught 70 ans serious
contradiction.
rhsir s,ary - that wssn the laaneh sAn
tnta their he4 it stnRpe3 Ard fsifFifd
aeonrd Gates first called sut - fssrsaa
ard kefitn4 no sNaNer. Really be1 4fa
tha Isuf.ea and found d deserted Nhrg
nrn taWea The launch % S0uth Bend
The 3susrai impression - that fhe taHs
AGAINST ttatee ts a elYNU1 gffV9met4s fat
cns. hei The mystery q y r. why Ole. n
Should rs.k hls awa ne r. staaa 81
ssatu@ fna&raA 81 taFnin3 states etHianre
: Specially 40 N3sem aaa kMNwu GATES hat
a a{nkfe say prior e. The 84ytef aai
thsrf are 10 eends - naftunAists. earn,
faaeshtgs ~ sxen feiiNien q hiaH thsn,
tss,urt ss.f
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OLYMPIA. Nov s4-The record was
breten IN the state lard department yes
tardas In the matter Of she largest single
paymsnt OF money lnta the state treasury
through Commissioner Bridges ofnee. RE
Gently the Northern Pacific Railway Com.
pany SECURED from he Tacoma Land Gem.
many large amount N tide land at
Tscoma upon which the ianf company
had made the stale bur partial payment
Yesterday Fred N. Gioyd of the Northern
Pacific land department. completed the
payment on these lands In fun and turned
&E.sE "a since cuusnisAi1ner Hrlaras
went fats efhce hts department has sAken
In over 81. fN,ssi
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|nEREsS IN HAWAII.
~~rpxxr DOLE SUBMITS HIS
AxxuAL REPORT.
mas~sursRfnR as 10 survfv-
81 4 ~<axr~u-over HsIf the Real
100 ewr~d by Natives Who
n - rrsA~ney 10 Acquire Homes

~x~<yrp< Nos. 1s.-The decrease
4 "a ss~rsssan rsee has been steadily
~. rxy.d Cor the past several
,S< especially the female popuiauon'
d! se.- q inc annual report Of ex-
2<Tf sanford - Dole, governor or
~ n. increase OF part Hawsilans
~ q xe<p down the nurSer OF the
l5 ~ srssans. whIie the figures show
1870. the census report IS 20
q. q, rhs,dren Il d,scouragirg. In both
-..>,~.x 81 100 and 1895 the pure
"a S-s errrerssfe Of survivors was the
z..S Y ri nafionaaifies represented IN
ss.>ns An encouraging outlook for
ID F.. m exists in the fact that out
F., ssn<rs On real estate in 1886 1895
IN ~, uawaiisns and II part Ha-
~ THa facts are Significant a.
S-s ~ ounerxhio OF homes By no
"a 4 enpeb~r 81 pure Hawatlaras and
:7n1ne tendency Of the race 20 ac-
n1rnerfeads The ex-president re-
~ there n reason TO expect that
11l1,& 4 wrIng 10 Influence Hawaiian
r vefy fayorabiy. through the
roodjfinn effected. Their Old de-
40. - their chiefs has ceased. and
(offsd 10 rely more upon them
~ their footing with the white
= ~ future viii BE equal The
ISl uftsiiefes they enjoy. IN common
sthxf American citizens. he says.
- 10 educate them IN public xf-
y lotuI vAl1iafion of real and personal
1lv n hawaii. subjer, 10 nj vaiorem
Sr1>of HI Inn. " 80. 4ar .sss The re-
~ fy8yn taxes are estimated at yi.-
~ ~ commerce 81 Hawaii Ia shown
-, rsr3cd between January and
a ~ ~ foliaws:
IN. fe.sc.sis: exports, 4.$et, fas:
Hs isvrnoes. FaT.ss7 with the ex-
I111s " INC production Of sugar. rice.
$3.50 I'M livestock and the promotion
Elrrtirn. the development OF the ma
SratBYr<x az tho Hawaiian islands IL
W u have scarcely begun Recon-
Ilpaa ers submitted for legislation
&N s<vssfnr the Hawaiian eorpor-
1rNn. n view 0f sorne deficiencies
ull>Rahte features In ths same and
014ftons since annexation: legisia-
- ooprintment fsfs various corfmis-
~ M The protection OF food fishes
l1n fcF education of children unable
x9 ~ stqnIred medical examinations
ft0(rsli1n s<xlSiasion and for general
Da eyxtHm Tire frpurt says the
M 1GHrexsie area 81 the public
~ = ap1vevinnateiy. i.77s3is acres. VAL
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BOSTON. Nov lA--An address headed TO
the reform forces or the country has
been issued by George y. Wanhburn. pres
ssiens OF tho Bryan Club OF Massachusetts.
and the national committeeman Of tho
Peoples party, in which he sAyst
The campaign az 1851 vas a contest az
conscience against capital. IL was the
greatest struggle for human rights since
the DAVIS Of Jackson or Lincoln, The re-
election Of Mckinley WAS victory for
impe ialism and the trusts. Hut our grand
reform movement will roll on to ultimate
victory.
III 10 beyond the range Of human
probability that Mr.. Bryan will awAin be-
come the candidate of the D~mocratte
party, hut he can lead TO victory 4 rev
party conducted on safe and conservative,
yet progressive. lines. Therefore 10 main
tain our pe~eent momentum \ new party
must be formed. We must have COM
picte reunion OF reform forces. This can
be accomplished by uniting the Bryan
Democrats. Republican pemocrafp. Pop
niiSsx and other smaller hoifes, TO be led
by me man Of the hour whoever he may
he l believe that had such party
been formed four years Age Bryan would
have sriumphed this time Accordingly.
propose that at an early date we have
a conference Of the parties referred TO In
the central part OF the country for the
purpose Of snectinx an Immediate Under
standing. that se may begin the orgAnisA-
ton Of a new party"
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ENGINEER SERIOUSLY HURT.
strsck In the Head by an Unseen
Swinging Gate.

Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures
HAiOISE Nov. M-~John Montgomery.
Northern Pacific freight engineer, was
seriously hurt here yesterday In a peculiar
manner and his escape from death was
only due 90 the fact that the engine was
going very slowly. Montgomery WAS
switching on The sidefrack and the gate
Of the stockyards was open and swing ng
out Ia the track. II was quite dark and
the engineer dtd not see the gate. which
struck his head. knocking him svnseiess
and cutting and bruising hts head In a
friKhtfni manner
Or. Helm. local physician for the conn
psny. Dressed Montgomerys wounds and
he WAS sent to Spokane on 5uperintend-
ens Gtiberts special. the freight train no.
Ing held here until the arrival ~ the pas
senger train from Spokane, bringing an
other engineer. who took the train to
Lewiston Mr.. Montgomcry.s injuries are
serious. bat Il 10 thought he win recover
although his face win probably be dis
figured
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sF.eiss ptsrAteh a. t.a fsnsf.fafsiNGane~r
NAfe 'tE&N. NeN - fh4 ngss sz8w
81 ths - sNN fris Friday asNM7 ff tF
fnfssHS Qaste Aasgf tHfss4 ~ = A4s efeN
tHa sMas s mpiflHx As tast a. t faHa
IRE vass MHeA is Men4tHhsa hsa bsra
saFf 4t2tf. h&4A fr 4 h8saHAks say art
sssetaifN frs eHfeif - n-r'as kfs t3IHsea
xre kfe.tsfS sftea hss dtsAsas1sd tnt fh-
t@sArt ~ heaNe Nss feAiteA 9Ffses tnsf
M eA@FHM We SauisN Nsnasafst 0.k NAaxes
- K4thaFtasa ~ Any Mnf 49, ~ rssxestf.
sea Taa Fesssa fsT an trts s. ga 800
sgts 81 ssaftst faFHF THsH1 80 sk.sssr
svtswa saesa tH 3hR gnNm ard rREHN N 80
sFsNeat slrne TIE fFvnr 's is a 8sas tafns
aseperEf str1s
Trss Bshs6aNe $50 @esve A tMs&eF assa.er
al 3 e'eaagN Faaar& saiVtrx 8RN arsF mtW
sptteFafe sata 8 afA02 BAIL tH tnH sNFu.
ta1 rfnFts,rz far sfaaiEes - "a sea
fNs IA Moose SISTERS t4ge sNa.e setsAst q
x44 ~ Nafl tttefNs wfas N8MNt
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a-s rsisF a. skesAtass - - hs& esas4 q
Tus slls Aes Es~ea fss twsrxNsas &Nasassas IA
e4eesfs esaffers sAset $50 saes .sr-s*HsT -
@ssaxne
fsa.s Yssaeass @&2s Il M sa4~wsuv essaa4 a
Nsesk Tasssssea k&s teeeef baes& sxssKrta ~ 81
ssx sEsksH - kaRs t~rr tseEiitsfst IS a. taeN@s
arsstass = ss4rs rssf Sass~rfss4ssa ~ ssaaax
utHa
b y esss q thN Mss7 Ass@yiEsss& sAsz ~ - NJ
ssass IS 4az0e e tes fr@sz& ns~s5sgsas - axss
ssss sfsas ssrss fate eas4t sfia.s q ga.sss s4h
sss - t-1kssss - - fg-rA tfE - hsa-st
sas.ae sssass7rsasassan q sss sAfss
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silssluI lsos4 =sa % usrnst@EI spssaas
TACOMA. NoS, ts-letef BeudxonNt a
shoemaker employed IN Seattle came
here today IL NeEutV two valfaes and an
oveFxaat whteh ne had ieft AZ the Rhein
hotrl Ne found bis propgrty a, the police
xtatiof. the paiico having arrested Henry
Fulton Tor stealing 81 Fulton Was caught
on the ~frwet wearing thn ovNfs~At In
Ne ysssekNts Of which we're two REVIEWERS
aad other articles taken from the ssiieas.
nau3gonSt viii r~tnAin here antn Fut-
tons case y heard w the ptliee gr8ft
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wOMAN's BAGGAGE SEIZED,


NEW YORK. Nov. lS--on the arrival Of
the American line steamship New York
today a squad Of special agents Of Tie
treasury department and some secret SER
vice men hurried on board and asked TO
be shown the ssateroom occupied by Miss
Dorrancc. She had left her room when
the special agents reached II and had sue
ceeded In having her two trunks and d
was again overhauied subsequently one
trunk and the portmanfcau were sent TO
the appraisers store. while the other
trunk was sent 10 hotel.
IL was said that Miss porranc~ had
brought In much jeweiry and about $500
worth Of unset diamonds, for which she
had an invoice showing that the dia monds
had been sold TO her by a Parisian firm.
Miss Dorrance declined to discuSs the
seizure. and the treasury of5iciais were
equally reticent.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigencer.
ABERDEEN, Nov. lX-There have been
a number OF niings on mining claims iu
this county At Intervals during the past
summer. including coal. silver, gold and
copper. but new impetus struck some
OF tho seekers OF hidden fortunes hast
rlsd with the county auditor. These
Chains are situated Ia what IL known as
the Nnwskah district and the promoters
are all Aberdeen parties. A weii-devcl-
oped ledge Of what Is known as Black
Diamond quartz Is said 10 have been dis
covered and an assay shows s. In gold
per ton. II IL the Intention OF the pro-
meters TO thoroughly develop the prop
erty. a
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rnaoAr ctr wsrn 4 PITCHER.
Fts az Jeatowsy Responsible for .
Masaeroas Asssslt

Special Dispatch 70 the Post Int sfiisencer,
TACOMA Nov. ISL ~. Iortf had his
throat badly cut today Nth - broken
water pitcher. hurled NJ hia head by Abe
Partridge for whose arrest IA warrant
was cnnversine with one az the female
attendants. Partridge came Ia aud attack
"a Lord IA Ut ~ i~aloNs Lord bted pro-
fusrsy from a as~b wound In HIS throat
and ~as hurfiediy taken 10 the Fanny
Paddock hnepstal
Ada Robinson. the 9ifi IN the case and
saiile Gilman. ore ~ her companions. arc
held IA witnesses.
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glavIsa orr rnr PLAY.


Col, Nov r. After heinr no.
III e8ne FRAGMENTS Of bones OF
Hein4 had been found on the
Ur4t this town Coroner Brown and
nc1nued ~ him gathered 40 the
Nrl1te REMAINS" OF John Porter,
xAn MAS burned 70 death on
~ nnd buried them III 4 ems ii
~ scsnr pf tho iynehing.
signed verdict, 10 the sy
~ ftwstns were those Of Jonp
- thHt '1Nn death WAS al the
netlss Unknown"
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Special Dispatch 20 the F0st-fnteiigencer
PAf0TSE. Nov Is Passengers from
stuart fdano. report that a deer was
killed ON the railroad track near Stuart in
peculiar way. The engineer saw the
deer ON the track and sounded thu whistle
which frightened the deer, which tried to
Jump the fence, along the right of way
but failed. falling on the fence IN such
way that Its feet wer. caught IN the
wire. where II was held. and the nreman
killed It with coal pick The deer
proved 90 b. a large buck tn splendid
condition. and WAS taken on the train and
divided among the train crew
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FllFl.Nal tNF7AfEN ~ the 4'1aI fNfallle g1laeF
ANk NpN3N Nav a. Nast sssfsh
rqss usssss SEA Mics Gladys sfasspss fNo
tsesh&tha eWants srtasss fnas hsfa Nave eNr
hlah AgssapesAsa Nf @Awsn9 s@as tses sass
Satufsax naFwtue Is Nar e. ssrass ereex
~=sF tlfNNe hartsf sHt Fhe arvF Nss
stafxgns AZ sHrssi afth th4 aaaeufaan ~
gfBae estst3iy hAtas. MbsA Mtae T&@reseg.f
- issA msH ftNc A~A Hye1 tha &Nrr fsGlarE
f.aa A. hrF fest SsfsS Eanttee fsaE~
lgip4utaa kiltsss 1nesser hfss sasF IRIS
rtssia : sew hausu tAtkf
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ANCIENT SKELETONS rOrND.
neaaiss Dtsesvevea - shaft - -
Atlsa Nsne.

VANCOUVER H. O.. Nov. is.--James
perkinsan. owner ~ tho yellow Jast~t
mine IT Atiin. arrived here today. He
made startling discoveries recently IN he
fsuding ~ a number Of sxeiet m ~ men.
supposed 20 be ~ nnrt NJ time, wtd q
sink M a mining shaft on his ella m One
pf these skeletons was very large. ana
ore measuring over feet from toes 70
top ~ skull
indian tools and implements were found
near by The discovery has caused Guits
a sensation Id the district.
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NEW fNMk M0F "a Harry NxE&eE
#rrtte& a rstasa @nszae 20 x.aKsand fav tn~
has.1sya. iaetsaa 81 sAEfNx ttse n1mtesn-
etafas Csnsarr5a tFtB ard sNangtug 10
slaff ~ 90 ste Rscsar a3ss&
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rANxEMS sTsLs. RUNNING.
p1ant ~ Pert Tswsseua Stetsa net
Ter Thsa Waa Th0uahe.

Special Dispatch 20 the pc<f-fnteliiFsnces.
FORT TOWNSEND. Nov. x-Ths Pert
rnwusuna cRRnery has. up 10 YESTERDAYS,
put mss gfsss rms@e ~ salmon over 4 half
Pack This "a much better thar Was ca
fses-fea early Ia the ssAsen.
The caneery h s'sii Tnnn'ns, ard 10 re-
sastfnx large numbers - FISH frnrn the
Sims ana Levy trap At OAK tag TINS trap
= the test ~ tbs iocRiss. mt has ret.
ted 10 owners . neat nxsfe THIS sssscn.
ye~ ksufwsay stats k1~fS a sssrxsu1rre sn&
sassssssrna hss ArsS he tss essnssbaa - ~hfssT o.
Yx aassss iusssea n g tsFr,a. ~s1fk As k.<s
sAs ssssssrseet ssF sesssxi fsxrs ssss
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cases were all disposed OF at a spe .iai
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