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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-07

which was emitting flames. they saw a
stream OF lava a quarter of a mile wide
Moving over the ruins OF ST. Pierre. Other
reports Indicate that the eruption OF Aug
80 covered a considerably wider area
dispatches received here from every
island OF Leeward group say that te.rible
detonations were heard during the night OF
Aug. 80. causing panics among the inhabi-
tants. and that during the morning OF Aug
81 thick darkness prevailed. Ashes fen
throughout the day"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-07

O'Clock at night Mont Pelee was in vio-
lent eruption. At in the morning of Aug.
81, on approaching the Islands of Les
Saintes volcanic ashes began TO fall ar
rived off Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe. at 5
o'clock in the morning. but was unable to
enter the harpor until IL o'clock. everything
being obscured by falling ashes.
The Quebec steamer Corona. on her ar
rival here, after reporting the eruption Of
Mont Pelee, confirmed the statements OF
the destruction Of Morne Rouge. AJoupa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-07
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-07
GuadeIOupe Is Safe.

WASHINGTON, Sept Gin response to
cable inquiry made yesterday by the State
Department in view OF the recent volcano
eruptions in the West Indies, the following
was received to-day from Vice Consul
Florandin. at Point-a-Pitre: Quad eloupe
is safe"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

t1.s at ft b. fai be- aisust N faet
f coma iI l.Fsiatt even lH BE
IIfIHfn INnih NHt iN
Gal I IH HHMN
IHHi .f ~ ihNf b. th inHI a.i
M IIfiiNH f'H.i
tI.H Da IH. HHi0m M uHIuai tt.t .f
f.rIft ...fH IHHIfH tom i.uIH N
fth t..If IH. IH tnUeH N iH
f. a.t. Gill. country f.iiH Oi tHt1, 1N
HHNIuHU .H NHI lu r.a.N..H W tI.r
uNn I..f IhU uHf.f NNtfl YuNIrUf
HI fhe Hffl.r Hasi iHa been ur.tUIt. n
HF .II tIt.a uI thf UttrtuH east nhNfr
nIIaltIDl DO mot understood MaHaa-
.lur.ffs lHuH ore hHIfr rruucatd iu
'ufpr today tor 90, government Ui
the Philippines. when tho organic act
uI HIWuU came before tunrrlfH lu the
form proposed hy commission which
bad studied the subject ON the rruur o.
% uHH ifln fntr.F altered o. SUIT the
ilat,s of Weu from Nevada. Colorado
aud Maine. our country De- 20 bIg. our
Interests 90 complex, ana the tenure
tuat expert statesmanship cannot be
HINaNs tNn.ttUl lu Congress: but ~ ~
ut least ile duty Of the men who pro-
pose national laws 10 consult In ad-
vance with the men who know the sub
jtrt covered Colorado should have
yielded something to the seaboard
states long before she did. In the mat
ter ~ defence. and Massachusetts
should post up on the possibilities Of
Grid land before nouting irrigation bills
as western grab games" And like
wise we who live far from the main
land boundaries, In an lnsular terri
tory. should be able To feel the assur-
ince that people 5000 mi es away VIII
not try to regulate our domestic con-
Germs as they have been left us by the
organic law. We know what we want
and what we need; we are morally,
mentally aud legally competent to run
our own farms, our own schools and
sur own water systems; and to do so
is but 10 exercise the American right
of local government. As for the
Robusons ct al. surely there Is enough
to Keep them busy in the special needs
Of their own bailiwicks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
(From Saturdays daily

The fire claims court IL now down
to the last 25O claims, the largest and
knottiest of them all.
IL is understood that the Kuokoa
Home Rula will pass into haole hands
and become Democratic organ.
Vincent Il Belser are laying a storm
sewer across Alakea street at the
junction of that thorouShfare with
King.
Wilder avenue, Dole and Alexander
streets viii be extended to Metcalf
street. which will open up sea view
property,
John Wise is being urged by his
fri, nds for the C"icc of chairman Of
the executive committee Of the Home
Rule party.
Papers for the transfer of the TWEEN
ty-siX years lease OF the lands of Ma
niku plantation to the Hama Plantation
Company were made out yesterday.
The concert given last evening by
the Music Department OF Oahu College
in Pauahn Assembly Hall, was largely
attended and the numbers were we'll
rendered. The program contained
piano. violin and vocal selections
The Waiohinu Agricultural and
Grazing Company has filed an applica-
ton for an amended charter. The new
charter will permit the browning and
milling of sugar, with a capital stock
Of not more than million dollars.
Bishop Nichols is sending out blanks
to Episcopalians. on which they are
asked to place their names, addresses,
time of baptism, IL any, and whether
communicates here. They are also re-
quested to state to which church they
will give their support He requests
that these blanks be filled in and re-
turned by May s.
Henry Il. Barber, representative OF
the Armour packing house OF Chicago,
said before leaving FOR the coast that
his house would establish a branch
here. A man will be sent out immedi-
ately upon the return of MIR. Barber
to Chicago to arrange for buildings
and headquarters. Mr.. Barber In en-
thusiastic over the business outlook for
Pacific ports.
A peculiar accident happened to DR.
Watcrhonse, as he was leaving his Of
flee on Miller street yesterday after
noon. He had started to drive away
when the king bolt OF his buggy broke
and the horse and front wheels of the
phaeton went Off while the remainder
of the vehicle containing the physician
remained. The horse was stopped N
the executive building grounds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
CFrom Mondays daily)

TIE late Edward II. Swain OF San
Francisco Nilled mis- Honolulu office
furnishings TO Walter T.. Pinkham.
Mrs, Charles Il. Cooper leaves tomor-
row Tor Uiupalakua Ranch, Maui.
where she viii remain FOR a couple OF
weeks.
John Barrett, formerly L. s. Minister
IN Siam, and now one OF the Commits
siorer Generals OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. will arrive here on
the China.
The phseton of DR. H. f.. Humphris
was damaged by being struck by an
electric car at the foot of Liliha street
Saturday afternoon. the team. driver
by the father OF the physician, being
stopped before the animals could run
away.
The ninth anniversary Of Court
Canoes, No, 3ll0, was celebrated Sat
urday evening in San Antonio Hail.
| Vineyard street. ]. +. Eckhardt made
an address of welcome and called upon
NJ. A. Silva, who spoke in Portuguese
N. v. Pacheco, who will represent the
| local SQUIRT at the San Francisco High
/ Circle, made an address, after which
there was dancing until late hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
NEEDLES AND MUDDLES.

Representative Robinson of Indiana
might have blushed. II he We're not
past the blushing stage, when Lieut..
Gen. Schotield, in his testimony before
a committee of the House, called Con-
gress "a fountain of error" For Mr.
Robinson is precisely the sort of Il
man to whom most OF the legislative
blunders of Congress may be attribut-
ed man who draws bills vitality af-
fecting matters which he does not un-
dcrstand and upon which his want of
knowledge may visit grave injustice;
| and a member OF a considerable group
| in Congress that passes bills nolens
volens, against the general tenor of
which investigating committee have re-
| ported.
| Mr. Robinson has interested himself
| in the reform OF the land laws of Ha-
| wall. He has never been here; HI
| probably does not pronounce the name
OF the Territory correctly; and We
doubt that he could tell precisely where
| the Territory is without studying the
map. Yet he starts in with more thar
| London assurance TO alter our lant
| system, the growth OF many years. ant
Ia annul its administration until Con,
gress shall otherwise direct, wheneVeI
tina; may be. In Mr.. Robinsons be
lief. our leases are all wrong, although
strangely enough, they satisfy the PEG
PIE VINO I'VE mere, promote aSilcultur,
land, at much disadvantage to specu
lators, feed the Territorial revenues
Al he were to ask an expert, like Ian,
commissioner Hermann, or our owl
land official who is now in Washing
{ ton, or any other capable Hawaiian no
! In politics to annoy and embarras
! Governor Dole, Mr.. Robinson woul
| hnd that Hawaiian land laws ar
, as well-fitted to local conditions as ar
} the land laws az ba IFnftaI
mainland conditions: and that to sus
, pend them would do grave harm I
, public interests But asking experts I
not in his line; Robinson draws bills
and is quite as ready to draw them 10
Hawaii, or Porto Rico or the Philip
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
John Cunningham Des d.

The funeral of John Cushingham. for
many years a foreman in the machine
shop of the Honolulu Iron Works. took
place from the undertaking parlors of
X. II. Williams at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Cushingham died al
Paia plantation yesterday of a stomach
disorder and the body was brought to
the city by the tug Leslie Baldwin. De-
ceased left the iron works about four
years ago and had since been working
on Maui. The remains We're inferred
in the family plot in Makiki cemetery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
TO BID FOR FIGHT.
The Honolulu Athletic Club and ice
Cohen Are on the Trail,

II VAS said last night that the Homo
lulu Athletic Club intended bidding for
is also reported to be making goo-soo
eyes at the boxers.
1t is understood that Cohen will do
business on the terms of 30 per cent
of the house for Joe and GO per cent
for the fighters. Weeday hugs the
opinion that 20 per cent is enough for
any old night promoter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
NO HULA HULA.

Commissioners Barrett who is due to
arrive today, is magnetic man who
viii need all his hypnotic qualities to
induce Hawaii to go into another
Worlds Fair. AZ "A rule these things
are losing propositions for us. Our
exhibits are usually housed I'm back
alley, where a writ of attachment could
hardly find them, and the real thing
In publicity is given to some debasing
hula hula which purports to show the
social life Of Hawaii mel. The Adver-
tiser would be glad to have our people
insist that, i'm return for an island ex-
hiblt, the st. Louis fair shall agree to
exclude any demorali2ing display given
in the Hawaiian name; or better yet.
to grant the Territorial government the
sole Hawaiian concession inclusive OF
the Midway. If the Fair authorities
are willing to do that. let them have
IN exhibit; if not, let them go with
out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
General Insurance Go. TO- SsA
River and Land TraHsg4T.,
OF Dresden.

Having established an ageLcy - 40.
nolulu and the Hawaiian lg'4r.s the
undersigned general agents ARE -uthor.
lied to take risks against a.. langers
of the sea at the most reasoaali- rates
and on the most favorable '-,Cls
r. A. SCHAEFER q tp.
Agents ior the Hawaii. & auds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

hfe sfaH fa vet 'orflld ~
m tI.H ~ ti.e kilnc
w Htt H.lf % lso s.
um tI Orb neglect 40
.mruNt .U l.HH.g action OF
i...a u ...
They wmmw'y attended rs
lo.s Ut ca.rl. lfct of courage ard
sometimes tg gloomy foryboding
and dc-Hni.ucy
90 ild pHft .1 uy bach. could not sioet
ana Unon ! r0i up Goo t.e morning tu
a1r.e thHH ra r'Hf r..r. b,-ar fsk.
re iiu1fs '.tHarIA a.I now cab
t.'.p aul rai u, i.lrs RESTED aud able b.
io mS vrt.. i.tf"I.e wr clse entirely
.o HOODS r-.rIH.a." N...J. IS. PERRY
cafe %. 5. Csa,'..t. Pike Hoad. Ala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

.,rhe ipsinuation Of the anti-Dole or
gan that certain parties left no ma
Icious stone unturnod to defeat the
appointment Of Sam Parker Is with
out foundation. Perhaps II would De
nearer the truth 10 say they lett no
stone unturned to defeat the conspir-
acy TO evlct one Republican TO make
room for another.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

pointed sEantf ~ enc above rUmpahs
nrs prepared ~ iNaufa fiHas atAlnst
IRE un ttons and IfiCk nuNdinss aud
un herthnndise stored thefa'l IN 10
most favorable itfua. iHf raftituiars
apply "a The once IN
g. a. scHAErER a CO.. Agu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

Wherever Mrs. Stanford goes she
may count on finding some Of her
boys" Stanford graduates, who num-
Der small army already, are spread
ing over the world and making their
mark in affairs. And wherever they
may be they are ready and eager to bid
their bencfactress welcome
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

Hotel street viii soon be thorough
fare instead OF "a noEdescrpt passage
way. IL needs some more widening De
tween Alalxea and Richards streets
but what it IL getting at Halealea lawn
is marked and valuable improve
at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
ierna7 Lloyd Marine lasur ca ca
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance ca
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Csmpaui-s have
established general agency here. and
the Undersigned general areuts -
authorized to take risks agIirri ,h.
dangers OF the sea at the most rtat.1-
terms
r. A. sCHAEFER & CO.
General Sgsuta
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

The convention Of manufacturers hs,d
at Indiana polls adopted resolutions IA
voring ship subsidies. irrigation and %
isthmian canAA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

Tho best recipe for Republican hnr-
monv here is 10 be found In the cordial
support OF the Republican President
and the furtherance OF the Hawaiian
policies which have received the Ia
vor and respect Of his administration
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

high Sheriff Brown will not return
from Hawaii until next Saturday.
At last accounts the troupe of native
mins,rels now touring the mainland
were at Charleston, $. G.
A large dancing party was given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs II. a. Isen-
berg at their residence at Punahou.
Corporals Moses Wire, ID. Hee and
II. Hugo, of Company Il, n. G. H.,
have been promoted to be sergeants.
julius Asche, foreman Of Hopper's
planning mill, has resumed work after a
severe illness of nearly two months on
Kauai.
s. I. Shaw returned from Hilo by the
Kinau on Saturday very sick man.
Grippe W IN a touch of pneumonia is
the trcuble.
Foreman Reagan, formerly of the
Austin Publishing Company, is work.
ing ZIP the prospectus of a trades jour
nal for Honolulu.
HUGH Howell, civil engineer of Maui,
Is in the city tc confer with the Super
intendent of Public Works on several
government DAD matters.
The Rev. Ii. c. Tompkins and Mrs.
TOmplSins of Hamakua are in the city,
the guests Of the Rev. Alexander Mack
iHloSu anu hTS. 4hdChlNlbSH
Colonel George +. Mcleod, purchas-
ing agent for the Metropolitan Meat
Company at San Francisco, will remain
about four weeks in Honolulu before
returning again to his post.
Oscar Sellers, the plumber, will leave
June | for four months tour of Brit
| sh Columbia and the Western States.
! lie has been in bad health lately and
goes in the hope of recuperating.
| a stage rehearsal was held yesterday
| afternoon in the opera house by the
| Normal School and 81. Andrews Priory
| students, preparatory to the general
rehearsal today for the May Day festi-
val.
The Kiohana Art Leagues monthly
| at home takes place this evening. Mrs.
Oliver =. Emerson viii deliver a talk
on "A Few Weeks Spent in Greece "
| illustrated by Greek casts and photo
| araphs.
| 1t was stated at the meeting of the
| Master Builders and Traders EX-
change Friday night that 24l building
permits had been issued in San Fran
cisco during the month of March, be-
| ing the largest number for any MONTY
on record.
| Father Valentin OF the Catholic mis-
sion has n beautiful calabash of large
| SIE', VI tilt NOou VI a. lll'ilhty
pod tree that stood on the site of the
new convent addition. He intends t.
dispose of 1t for the benefit of the Wal.
kiki chapel.
/ A general rehearsal of the May Day
program will be held in the opera house.
this afternoon at o'clock under the
| supervision of Miss Felller, chairman
OF the educational branch of the Nc
l<inley Memorial Fund.
Jared G.. Smith, Director of the Unit
ed States Experiment Station, has re
ceived advices from Washington tina
the appropriation for the local station
embodied in the general departmental
appropriation list, has passed thu
House committee favorably.
1t is merely a matter of few day
before tenders will be asked for tn
construction c. the new Kapiolani Els
tate building at the corner of King ant
Alakea streets. The structure will eX
tend from the paint shop on Alake;
street, around and up to the fruit stor'
next to the Lincoln block.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

The best pledge a candidate Tot pr
mary standing IN the Republican phl't
can make. A. In the form oi Noio l'I
IN R.p,,blican ticket. Any other
plcare would be open 20 misgivinEs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

~. sfs ilns N NJ, NUssfn sissi "a
fh ffiHfItf ~ ~ eaitf flits thfIp
NIH i.FH rIa IsNf fNHI'fIfI Ord TO-
FHft vi nIalhfHmIfIHr nNF iHn.a f'fH.t
fH ".N HI.IH fIN F..hf. fiNN fH'HN
NlHH lHi fuH fif.tw s nHe if1.
Nu r.sfs rass wuams So if
tHHff.JdIlH nHl Size n.HltuIn
iIfa. MORA have NUIl fIfl n. Hn
Haf nffHinu0H AMI 81 from tu ~
nfiU.h. ln honor Uf iir o. d Mfa AZ
h.ff u Clara
tnrt rlsht r. ChIraman vaf around
fIn club Stables D. rrnr fHr muu. y.
Dbl. acted f1 uuUDfly tint t wac feared
fe vrs Insane and N.Hht WatHhmah
rnak notified The police. BafHr. the
officer arrived however thr r had
disappeared nud could not lo 9 lud.
hugh Russell. who arrived on the
Alameda on Saturday t1 take n posi-
tion in the United States mni service
loo Honolulu, is a brother of Margaret
Barry she well known op re fi.E. r..
Hc has been ON the transports here for
the last year or so. and his present pu-
sltion is in the line of promotion.
Mrs Eugene Field leaves In the Ala
media on Wednesday for San Francesca.
whence she will depart Tor her home m
NNiINAN4 aalts + lNiN NNn NlflAfu ~ iiN-
Uululu for about q ght weeks, the Erca L
or part Of the time as the guest ut tr
and Mr.. ~. \. Allen. and has thor
oughiy enjoyed the social life Of the
capital
\ committee was appointed at a
meeting held at the residence of r. 6.
Davies Friday evening. which VIII in
vcstigatc the financial support which
can be- had for "A Sailors Institute here,
or the plans of that IN San Francisco.
Bishop Nichols talked of the work in
his city and aroused some enthusiasm
FOR the plan.
The eighty-third anniversary OF the
Independent order of odd Fellows of
Honolulu was celebrated on Saturday
evening in Progress Hall. A musical
and literary program was given during
the early part OF the evening, conclud-
ing with a very enjoyable dance which
lasted until midnight. The affair was
attended only by odd Fellows and
their wives. daughters and sweethesrts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29

+. A. tSCHAEFER & CO.--Importer,
and Commission Merchants. HonoIu
lu, Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

gLARkES a PIS Is e ~ &C.,, s e
plaints, Free rom Mercury. Established
upwards az - yearA In boxes =. e.
each. OF all Chemists and Patent Meoi-
cine Vendors throughout the World.
Proprietors. The Lincoln and Midland
Counties Drug Company. Lincoln. Hns-
land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-29
BUSINESS JARDS.

II HACKFELD e CO. LTD Genera
Commission agents, queen st, Homo
lulu. IL. 7.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-10

StonebacE; Corvallis No 2, Frank Nc
Gee; Corvallis No 4, john Rickard !;
Paramount, Louis Wentz; Soap Creek
R A Blake; Kings Valley, j Miller;
Summit, William Clark; Blodgett. A
CAdawalder; Wren. w L Reed: Phi'o-
math, R Fehler.
The justices and constables elected
we're: Alsea, N Hogue, justice and )
E Banton, constable; Bellfountain, Nj NJ
Waltz, Justice and E W Howard consta-
BILE; Monroe, T Carpenter, justice, and
20 Looney. constable; Corvallis, +
Holgate, justice, and o J Treese. consta-
BILE; Fairmount, B Williamson, JUS
tice and Willard Price, constable; Soap
Greek, V A Carter, justice, and G g Cal
oway, constable; Kings Valley, w L
Price, Justice, and G B Miller, constable;
Summit, Horace .Underhill, justice, anc
Fred Duncan, constable; Wren, james
Robinson and D Londen tied for JUS
tice, and J f Shavland was elected con
stable; Philomath, A ] Williams, jus
tice, an Oil Felger, constable.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-10
Brain-Food Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fat has been
branded by the most competent authorl-
ties. They have dispelled the silly
notion that cne kind of food is needed
for brain, another for muscles, and still
another for bones. A correct diet will
not only nouiish a particular part OF the
body, but it will sustain every other part.
Yet, howeve- good your foCd may be'
its nutrmept is destroyed by indigestion
or dyspepsia. You must prepare for
their appearance or prevent their coming
by taking regular doses OF Green's
AUGUST Flcwer, the favorite 1nedici- ol
the healthy millions. A few doses aids
digestion, stimulates tie liver to healthy
action, purides the b'cod, and makes
you feel buo, ant and vigorous You
can get DIR. G. G. Green's. reliable
remedies at Graham & Wo'tham.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-10
HOMER'S ILIAD.
Book ia Literal Translation by 6
MaCLean, PHI. d.

Book ia Literal Translation by G.
MacLean, PHI. d.
Wv. SIG SIT. The forces of the Tro-
jams. (Continued.)
Mote: Of the Acheans there were
twenty nine contingents-sixteen from
the Mainland of Greece, four from Ia
sular Greece and nine from Thessaliala
Greece. To oppose these numerous forces
there were of the Trojan people five con-
tingents. and eleven contingents of al
lies. OF the allies three divisions were
from Europe and eight from Asia. The
total number OF Trojans and allies was
about $4,000. See Book VIII, Wv. $50
and 563
Wv. S16-S3). The Trojans: The
mighty Hector of the cleaning helmet,
the son of Priam, first of all, commanded
the Trojans. With him were armed by
far the most numerous and bravest
forces-(men) eager with the spears ii. e,
i'm patient for the fray). Next, Aeneas,
the gallant son OF Anchises, commanded
the Dardanians-(that sony whom the
divine Aphrodite bore to Anchises. (she)
a goddess having couched with (him) a
mortal in the valleys of Ida, not alone,
but with him the two sons of Antenor-
Archelochus and Akamas-well skilled
in every kind OF battle ii. e. on foot or
in chariot. with spear or with sword).
And those " ho inhabited Zelia beneath
the lowest foot of Ida, wealthy Trojans,
drink the black water of Aespus-these,
again commanded the illustrious son Of
Lycaon, Pandarus, to whom even Apollo
himself gave his bow.
And those who inhabited Adresteia
and the country OF Apaesus, and inhabit-
ed Pityeia and the towering mountain of
Tereia-these Adrestus and Amphius
with the linen doublet commanded, the
two sons of Perkosian Merops, who above
all (others) understood the art OF divina-
ton, and did permit his sons to go to
the thanksgiving war ii. e. did not give
his consent to their going). But they
did not at all obey him: for tile fates of
sable death led them on.
And those who inhabited Perkote and
Praktius and inhabited Sestus and Aby-
dus and the divine Arisbe-these, Asius
the son of Hyotakus commanded: a lead
er of men Ii. g. heroesl (was) Aeius the
son of Hyrtakus whom fiery and large
steeds bore from Aiisbe, from the river
Selleis.