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Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
DEMOCRATS GATHER
 IN NEW YORK STATE
The Situation Is Not Clear Enough
 for Forecastirg.

Saratoga. W. r.. Septe nber 29.-Tne simultaneous arrival late iI the after noon CT five big train loads of demo- crats. mainly from Greater New York. added to the coming in of the regular trains. on which were more partlsaEa' have tonight filled the streets and ho- tels of Saratoga.
 The situation as to the state ticket, it may be briefly said, all depended to- night entirely upon the selection or governor and lieutenant governor, and awaited the final decision as to those two offices. If Judge Parker was nom mated and decided to accept, the tick ct. it is thought, would be as follows:
 Governor-Alton B. Parker of Cl- ster CT Bird s. Coler of New Ycrk.
 Lieutenant Governor-Rando!ph Gug genheimer, New York, or Edwin s. At water. Duchess.
 Secretary of State-Duncan Lee. of Ithaca.
 Attorney General-John Cunnen, Erie
 Comptroller-James II. Manning, AL bany.
 Engineer-R. W. sherman. Utica.
 Judge Court of Appeals-JOhn C. Gray, New York.
 It was learned upon the best author itV tonight that the party plIILCIiIl VIII contain no ailusion to the money ques- tion. and it is believed all objections to this course will be withdrawn.
 The spectacular feature connected with the incoming Of the delegates was the arrival tonight of Former Chief Of Police William s. Devery, who comes at the head Of the delegation from the Ninth district. New York City. He was given big reception by crowds of peo- pie who had long waited at the sta tion for the incoming of the Big Chief" whose campaign for the leader ship of the Ninth district was as sen sational as was his defeat O: John C. Sheehan and Frank J. Goodwin ia that contest.
 JUDGE PARKER IS OUT.
 Saratoga, N. Y, September 29.-Three important facts were developed with regard to the democratic state conven- ton late tonight. First, one of Judge Parker's particular friends, a neighbor and former state committeeman from his district, brought Judge Parker's ah- sclute refusal to accept the nomination for the governorship even by acclama- ton: second, Hugh Mclaughlin of Brooklyn arrived and took charge of the Kings county delegation in favor of
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
FAMOUS MUSICIAN DEAD.

IT PasO, Tex. September 29.-Guil- laumo Sauviet who played before mo- bility on the European continent and eIstwhile was court pianist t. the miKaGo Of Japan is dead in El Paso where he came for his health He toured the United States with Edward Remenyi
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
COSTLY FUNERAL EYRE.
Constructed by Crazy Druggist for
 Himself.

Portland. Or, September 29.-A spec ial from Lacenter, Wash. says:
 Actuated by a desire for revenge and probably temporary insanity, E. 6. Da- vie. druggist & years of age. last night set fire to the drug store of Mrs. White here, returned to his own store set fire to it and was himself consumed in the flames. As a result five build ings are now in ashes.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
COLOMBIAN CONFLICT.
Heavy Movement of Troops Against
 the Insurgents.

Colon, Colombia, September e9- News was received here yesterday that a smal government force had defeated a band of guerill@s at santa Catalina. near CaItaEena, killing iis leaders. Watts and Amadora.
 Information also has been received here to the effect that a thousand gov eTnment troops have safely descended the Magdalena river and reached Za.l- braro. whence they made an overland march and joined the government forces to attack General Uribe- Uribe at Teneriffc.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
DIXON FOUGHT A DRAW.

London, September 29.-A stubborn contest was fought at Gateshead this evening between George Dixon, the American and Will Curley, of Newcas- tie, fer a purse of S2OOO. Having gone the full fifteen rounds the fight was, by previous arrangement of the back CTS. declared a draw.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
WOMAN CHoKED TO DEATH.

Mobile, Ala. September 29--Nrs- Helen Dickinson was choked to death and her niece. Miss Helen Robertson. assaulted at their home by an unknown man early today who climbed through a window into the room in which they were sleeping.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
DUEL OVER A WOMAN.
Florida Man Killed for Attention to
 His Opponent. Wife.

Coala, Fla, September 29.-In q duel today between Moses Brown and W. T. Frierson, Brown was shot and killed and FTierscn dangerously wounded The trouble is said to have been caused by Browns attentions to FriersCn's wife. Brown was a prominent young business man of this city. Public sym pathy appears to be entirely With Frier- son.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
HUSBAND SHOOTS MEDDLER.

St Louis. September 29.-Because he sought to protect Mrs. E. G. Summers. proprietress of a boarding-h house. from the alleged cruelty of her husband, Oscar F'ulgar, the negro porter was shot and killed today by the enraeed husband. Mrs. Summers says that Full gar interfered in her behalf
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
THE FALL DIAMOND
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore. September 29.-Baltimorc, runs ,. hits 16. errors 3; Boston, runs 2, hits 15, errors 8. Batteries. Wiltse and Robinson; Sparks and Criger
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
NEW ORLEANS STRIKERS.
Run Against the United States
 Mails

New Orleans, La. September 29.- The strike of the street-car men con- tinues without a break. Three mail cars were the only cars moved by the railway company today. In the ab- scnce of street cars vehicles of all kinds were brought into play and have done a thriving business.
 In the matter of interference with street cars carrying United States mall sixteen affidavits were made this after noon against as many persons. charg- ing them with interfering with the United States mail in violation of all act of congress protecting mails. These cases will be heard tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
CONSPIRACY TO STEAL
 THE STRATTON ESTATE
Alleged in Sensational Charges Filed
 by the Executors Yesterday

Even the Court Which Appointed the Admins trators to Gather the Estate Together Is Aimed at in the Charges-The Conspiracy Is Alleged to In- clude Capitalists of Denver and Cripple Creek-The
 Executors Will Appear Today in Answer to Citation From the Court Whose Order Has Been Disobeyed.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
EMILE zOLA IS DEAD
 CAUSE, ASPHYxIATION
The Investigation So Far Indicates
 That Death Was Accidental

Story in Paris Based on an Early Police Report That the Famous Novelist Had Taken Poison - His Wife Was Found in the Room Unconscious - Her Relation of the Circumstances Corrobates the Deadly Gas Theory-She Saw Her Husband Fall as He Was Trying to Open Window.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30

tured a pure white whale which mad leo barrels of oil. In his twenty-five years of whaling Captain McKenzie writes that he never before saw white whale.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
BONDS.

L. S. ref. 2s, reg, 1O91a; coupon, no; 9s, reg. and coupon, 10S; new As. reg and coupon, 137; old 4s, reg. 11O2I; cOu- pon, 111h; 5s, reg. and coupon, 1854.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
THE PRAYER OF PAST0ps

THE PRAYER OF PASTORS.
 NewYOrk, September 29.-ResoIutions calling upon President Roosevelt to ap- point a commission of mediation to en- deavCr to settle the coal strike were adopted ct the Methodist preachers weekly meeting.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
CHILD DROWNED IN TROUGH.

Lancaster. Pa. September 2S.-A two year-old child of Winfield Beck Of Mur- rell, Ephrata township. fell into a trough containing about six inches Of water and was drowned.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
WARMER WEATHER.

Washington. September 29.-Forecast for Arizona-Fair Tuesday and We'd nesday, rising temperature.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
CAPTURED AN ALB1NO WHALE

New Bedford, Mass. September 29.- The whaling bark Platina, of this port, Captain Mckenzie, about May 10. cap
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30
WOOL AND HIDES.

NewYork. September 29.-Hides quiet. Wool steady
Arizona republican., 1902-09-30

and after selling at 311sc it closed at 307sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
JUST a LITTLE cRowl,Nc

Patriotism running Germany days Th,
U.s. the patriotism that talks loudly
perpetuay about with chip Of the
before
on the
- no Wild scraubinE
try depended on H. The
with age that the two countries win merely
Chamberlain and Won Bueow sharp things Rather win
.n secretary and the harp,ongued
gated to private life than
peoples should be warped into emhtersd anirnosity.
Because the British colonial
attacks on MS south African policy sighting terms "a the
conduct OF the German war Chancellor
Won uow on ne eassenblernent
reoed In kind and talked people which h ~
come 80 thoroughly part and
any appearance OF misrepresentation
struggle Tor national unity" He
merely biting on granite" quoting
the Great against the traducers OF the army
ihat All makes pretty good in nv ps,s-
but when the Of Britain ehancior uras a.
~ me NATION u ought to be lesson
"oud De quick In
the merchantmen OF both
tors al over the world Their shelter og.,h
ensshs are Tanned BY the politics are similar
whn carried out In good faith onward march j,
interests demand the continuance friendly ana
he journal Or party that seeks 10
greatest exponents OF progress that uuu, ~
only lacking patriotism but to the Interests -
~ "''s'''us OF It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
vacclRarE WITHOUT DELAY

Smallpox prevailing throughout United states 1t already
practically
foolish policy which makes the cities afflicted
the public by
cities 20 influence trade The f and
fail nscdiesy
when fair candid OF them their
guard
prompt general
rnaton Speaking
city edited BY Rev. Dewitt Tamase, n
Several OF American
d and All Canada and the United states threatened
athsome uptve disease
s,ieus people have refused
decline this preventive deserve repatriation imprisonment The
Law ought allow
the lives Of all ether classes
ready Frustrated American cities because the
az Dr. Edward English
piled 10 people
' that protecting the attention q the
preeiated experiments being
he right he
persecution from Of his
puipts
prOnounelng IL daboeA
taizinS. !
The learned woodvie
attempt to bring the meru
tents before the vaccination
eaieatursd Edward
OF cow and expressed all
Of the brute human
fly and they
out on the oeheads OF innocent
had mission Of rescue for the
world and nothing majority
don practitioners issued
Of Europe favoahy parliament
$4,000 expenses and by way OF reward
Aterward additional sioooo
Of $4,000 payment the world eoua
discharge obligation healing art II es,at
ed that this physician
DESTROYED No wonder thar ON s,.
per petue his name. bu, ~ - ~
worlds eenetaeto and the health
Let bless OF this awful h
out blast nations for ~ ~
opposed BY force
courage nd victory Of the rnvh
venve influence Of nations H., us m an ~ a.
sowns and nelshboEhOds and vacn
- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
WEALTH THAT nMnzEs

f Az 'h Dig men OF America
arg raising hogs and cattle. the
w 70 ne asssate In way that combined fortunes
OF a dozen financial kings Ike playhngs
anolt expanding industries
primarily TINS ~ food producing
N' ~ '' time good or
The markets for pianos watches NAV b.cr ,
Those who manufacture uinct ~
flow 10 the United " '''' must
ea states has completed domestic animals
on the country II Includes hogs 80 .
me toi -zIS' and the r. 81 $50 sst s T -
Of .ltuf alone - fi2sz205oo and szss 2zs ODo
The y cures are that their arno
eoesnt convey to the average V'"
Let's try Il in
ee value OF live stock exceeds combined vain.
~ ''''''' ioi the past
Prices nave advanced since the taken and n IA c.
that the present value Of Tinted
four thousand on GLARS 4''' eNoee1s
Inc yr % was the greatest in the history Of
raes shippers and al money, An slon1 49, N
- "''"b ue line IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Queen OIL Company

The following telegram was re-
eeived yesterday by the queen ON
Company.
bakersfield. Calf, Jan. 70. 1902.
Queen on Co. Seattle. Wash, 1921
First avenue.
Perforated Ccastng) steady flow
measured a. rate thousand barrels
per day"
r.. W. CRAVEN. Superintendent
Queen on Company'a well is flow
ing steadily az the rate Of one thou
sand barrels per day, ana we ar.
now shipping oil 20 market. Tho
company has made n very aatiefac-
tory contract for the sale Of It's en-
tire production.
Drilling on well No. 2 is being
vigorously pushed. and deveiopnepf
work all along the line IL progress
ing TO our entire satisfaction. The
company'H large iron storage tank
is now completed and is filled with
oil
The Queen OF Company's first well
IL decidedly the best producer In
California. A dividend OF per cent
has been declared payable on or be
fore March 18th. 1902
a limited amount Of the treasury
stock Of the company remains to he
sold Stock 80 cents per share until
February LIST, 1909. on and after that
date rs cents per share.
QUEEN OIL COMPANY,
&C.. 1921 First Ave, Seattle. Wash
LATER NEWS.
Bakersfield. Calf, Jan. 18Th. 1902
George NJ. Stewart. Postmaster, Sc
attic. WASH:
Queen flows steadily at the rate
Of 1900 barrels per day. Can't you
1 come down. u w. CRAVEN.
. ;. ~ pRATHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
TO FIGHT
OPENING

NEW YORK. Jan. iS.--The women
Of Greater New York are organiH-
Ing 20 fight the opening o. saloons
on Sunday. a monster mass meet
Ing has been arranged for Carnegie
music hall tomorrow night. and 9th.
or steps are being taken for a de-
termlned fight against the proposed
legislation permitting the sale u
liquor on sunday.
A monster petition is now being
prepared for signatures. Women
throughout the state will be asked
20 sign a.. Il f. proposed also 70
appoint n committee Of women. who
viii 60 to Albany 20 plead Tor the
defeat Of any measure introduced to
lcKalixa sunday liquor selling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

huhoer OF esteemed t,,
belonging to the order hard 80
Inc alleged census spanish
IN the past mas
computers insenousy Incorporated been tho %
Oh whch the estimates Of population
tie Malay contingent numbers others state The, - ~
' ''''e are
a Of Uncle Sam ,,r ~. .
pungng through the junges Philippines irving ~ m
mar occupations Inns :" t''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
LIFEB0kT

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is --
Schooner Henry Wilson picked up
one 81 the missing lifebuata ~ The
WaliH WnllA. s7 miles west north
weat ~ Cape Nendocino. a caHk ~
water and "A pint bottle ~ whiskey
were IN the boat. which was IN good
condition. No life belts were miss
tm1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Modern Woodmen Entertain

A public entertainment was given
i5y the Modern WoOdmen Thursday
evening, Jan. 16. at the South ge-
sftle hall A very fine program
was rendered, after which officers
ssre lsstalied. The remainder OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Tho Lake Washington Canal Is to
Al DUG Thla Naar

And times IN Seattle win be- prosper
Gus this season. Co profit by pros
pcrity a man must dress wei. and
the place 90 get YOUR clothes made
right az reasonable price. 10 az the
Seattle TailorinR Co.. 1901 First ave.
DR. WagRoner. dentist Globe block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Or. WaRRoncr. dentist. removed to
Globe block, cor. First and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
EsTABLIsHED Il YEARs

FIRST AVE. AID PIKE STREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

WE HAVE 80 BRAScHys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

The Theoaophlcai Society. Amanda
Lodge, meets at Ills Third avenue
sunday. at Z. 20 D. ~. Lecture. sur.
Jet. The Master Of Wisdom b"
symposium.
Queen City Theosophicai Society
~ America. Sunday evening an 7.g0
O'Clock. a. .. u. W. hall. pioneer
place. Subject. "Theosophy and 10.
liglon." by G.. j. Clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

COW BUTTER STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

nc evening was spent In dancing
Lisht refreshments were served and
lne greater part Of South Seattle felt
tnat they had spent one Of tho
pleaHantc8t evenings Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

MADAM CAROLINA -- The well
known, wonderful clnirvoyant
medium, tells past. present and
future names given. pllmist read
ings and cards Doc up. Waldorf
hotel, First avenue.
CLOTHES CIEANtNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
TINNERs
Housns AND uors wANrEn

HOUSES AND LOTS wANrEn
VI have cash customers for houses -
eUttaEeH stores and modern dwellings
an parts Of the city. The only way
cell your property Is 20 advertise -
- We spend TWO THOUSAND ptsI
LARS month FOR that purpose. .,
lows as a logical conclusion that We -
sell a. List your property with Us. -
cur photographer VIII take 'view =
q, which VIII b. published In half icn.
IN all the leedirw newspapers IN ne -
Gkl,MAN AMERICAN INVESTMAS4
COMPANY.
bi3 Third Avenue.
WANTED TO nENr-HousEs
WANTED TO RENT.
We VIII rent your house. cottage, So
or rooms. u desirable. 10 reliable e
ants, within seven days OF Pay va
months rent. or We viii assume "
care and management Of your propesf
ana pay YOU six months rent 10 =
vance. German American lnNestm~
Co. ai3 Third avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND pLArlNe
PACIFIC hail \ Plsting Works. aSsp =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

AuCTfONi ATcTfONi
I am prepared 90 DO general auc-
tlonesfinR al all times, Can be-
found al our htoreroom. S03 Pike
street Major -. q. STAN. Phone.
Clhy ssf
y o elcKEnros. Esnsfm ausu9neef.
1914 Effsf avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

We have no other branch ~ /, -.
~ br The imDrrrHi0n ~ mauv -
10 unfortunate that the -.
should be- confused by srv...
using our name. f's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

THIS week We seii again cur A..
fresh lows, ? lbs. CSC. Elgin -.
lbn. 4sr. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-02
CHARLESTON TO. HANG
PARDON BOARD PASSES ON BIR-
MINGHAM NEGRO.
Murderer Was, Respited Until
September 5 and Decree Of Court
will Be Executed-Other
Applications Considered.

Taylor Charleston, a negro who WIS
iespited by Governor Jelks three weeks
ago. will be hanged in Birmingham Fri
day.
A respite was granted the negro by
the Governor to give the State Board of
Tardens an opportunity to make further
investigation into his case. Yesterday
the Board of Pardons made careful ex-
animation of the papers and recomm end
ed to the Governor that no further inter
fererce be made with the decree of The
court
Charleston was convicted of numbering
another negro His trial took place in
the criminal Court of Jefferson County
and he was sentenced to be hanged early
IN August
In passing upon the application of
Charleston, the members of the Board of
Pardons said it appeared fIcm the evil
dence that Charleston had committed a
wilful murder and should be punished ac-
ccFdlngly.
Secretary of State McDavld and State
Auditor Sowell participated in the Board
meeting Attorney General Brown was
absent.
Numerous other applications for Glenn
ency were examined by the Board and
1t is expected that many recommendations
will go to the Governor today.
The Board of Pardons will be In ses-
SIGN sgain today, when the application
for clemency OF John Green Sanders, a
Marion negro will be considered. San
ders is to be hanged on September IL for
completely In the murder of Road Over
seer Mullins near Hamburg, three years
ago,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-02
Convention in Tuscumbia.

Tuscumtia. Sept. 1.-(Special)-The Re-
publioans of Colbert met in convention
at the courthouse in this city yesterday
at noon and nominated N. N. Titus and
Georgs Burbank, respectively, to contest
the race for Representative to the lower
House of the Legislature against Johr
e. Delony. the Democratic nominee, ant
c. A. Womble for County superintendent
of Education
The convention was presided over by
Judge John A. Steele of Huntsville, chair
man of the County Executive Coramlt
tee, and was the most respectable Repub
lican convention evec held in Colbert
was participated in by white men eX
clusively. there being but three negroe
present The colorcd men of Colbert VIII
have been the bone and sinew OF tn
Republican party for the last thirty-fiv
years. now realize that they are a politi
can nonentity. and have, with seeming
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-02
BATTLE GROUND HERE
coNDrDATEs WILL FIGHT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Corrected Figures Show That Wilson
Leads CARRIER for Attorney
!. General-Clarke County Man
Makes o Statement.

Indications are that Montgomery Coun-
ty is to be the battle ground In the po-
lticaI fight that Is to be waged In the
second Democratic primary election be-
tween Col, A.. H. CARRIER of Taliadega
and Hon. Massie Wilson Of Grove Hill
for nomination to the ONCE OF Attorney
General. 4
In the first primary this county gave
nearly a solid vote to its home candi-
date. Hon. Alex Troy, and since Mr.. Troy
was defeated the large vote received here
by Mr. Troy Is to be divided between
Colonel CARRIER and Mr.. Wilson.
Naturally the two candidates are deep
Iy interested In Montgomery County and
both Of them are here and at work al
ready.
In an interview yesterday Mr.. Wilson
said: I
II read Mr.. CARRIERS interview in the
last issue Of The Advertiser, in which
he claimed to be in the. lead for Attorney
General Immediately proposed to him
that IL he was in the lead would not
contest with him in 1.-THE second primary.
provided he would treat me the same way
In case was in the lead said to him
at the same time that believed had re-
ceived more votes than he had; I still
think beat him several thousand votes.
"Mr. CARRIER seems to think the two
minority candidates drew more from him
than from me, and in this way accounts
for his vote being smaller than mine.
An analysis of the vote doesn't bear out
this supposition. OF the counties carried
by Judge Cobb. / received more votes
than he did in Ave and he, received more
votes than did In only one county OF
the counties carried by Mr.. Troy. he beat
me In half and beat MIN in half.
THE statement made along in connec-
ton with Mr.. CARRIERS interview to the
effect that Mr.. Troy's friends here were
active fer Mr.. CARRIER. Is not bornt out by
the facts. Many Of Mr.. Troy's best friends
are for me, among them such men as
Judge CASTOR. Tax Collector Halls. Hugh
Meehan. James J. Sullivan, Sheriff Wal
Ter, Thomas ]. Hall. Tyler Goodwin and
many others whom / could mention.
I'm the contest just closed. treated Mr..
Troy CONSIDERABLY and courteously, and
Mr.. Troy told me that the use of his name
in this connection was without his au-
thority. / made no trade, combination or
alliance with any other candidate. Nearly
all of Mr.. Troy's friends in Mobile. where
he received a splendid vote. are for me.
II confidently believe I will easily win
out in the second primary"
The Advertisers table has been revised
and the errors in addition corrected. as
far as possible. and the last tabulation
shows Mr.. Wilson to be 1861 votes ahead
of Colonel CARRIER in accordance with the
following table.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-02
TESTIMONIALS.
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was equally successful in others.
He did you great credit"
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former instructor"
From Phillips Exeter Academy.
"Has been remarkably well
taught"