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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
garnu,n's Bearded Lady Dead.

Des Moines. Feb 5.-Joseph Prairie
for twelve years employed as the
'bearded lady with Barnum's circus,
died at the home OF his brother in
Sioux City during The day He had
amassed a considerable fortune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
Manila Free From Cholera.

Manila. Feb. 5-The United States
quarantine officials have declared
Manila to be free from cholera. thus
en ling the quarantine, which has
lasted nearly year. Though chc'era
has disappeared from Manila. II IS still
epidemic in parts Of the islands
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
FIFTY FISHERMEN LOST.
Overtaken Suddenly by Storm That
Swept Them Away.

Chicago, Feb. Sit is feared forty
fishermen went to their death in the
storm which struck Saginaw bay Tues
day night The men were living in
shanties built on the ice. The storm
burst without warning II was ac-
cOmpanied by binding swirl of snow
and waves crushed the ice in the bay
upon which tho fisnermons, huts We're
standing into grinding. crushing
mass. Nothing has been seen of the
men or shanties since
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
Ex.U. S. Senator Dawes Dead.

Polished Mass Feb. 5.-EX United
States Senator Henry Dawes died at
5:15 a m at his home in this city
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
THE MARKETS.

opening. Range and Close of Grain
Prices at Minneapolis, Chicago and
Duluth.
Furnished by Coe Commission Co.. First
National Bank huiidng. who have direct wires
- Minneapolis. pgluth and Chicago
February ), 1903.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
EMPRESS pOWAGER DEAD.
S1d News 10 Concealed Until After
Chinese New Year Observances.

London. Feb. 5-The correspondent
OF the standard at Tientsin telegraphs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
FIVE KILLED.
And Many Injured in Wreck on the
Rock Island.

FL Paso, Texas, Feb 5-A head-on
collision between two Rock Island
freight trains near Tecolate, ~ NJ,
resulted in the death OF Ave men and
injury of several others The wreck
occurred at a sharp curve and on a
steep grade.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
THE HOUSE..

This was the thirty-first day of the
session and the members realize that
from now on they must saw wood.
All members present except Hanson,
Blank and Watson Messrs Watson
and Blank being excused
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06
Budue Bill All RIGHT.

The attorney general rendered his
decision as to legality OF Senate Bill
n |. which was TO TIE effect that it
did not effect the tenure of the other
four. and that the bill did not effect
power to fill vacancy. In the opinion
of the attorney general the bill had
no Objectionable points.
Mr. Buttz moved that the opinion
of the attorney general re printed in
the house journal and that it be placed
on the calendar III its regular order.
The motion prevailed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-06


power to fill vacancy In the opinion
of the attorney general the bill had
no Objectionable points.
Mr.. Buttz moved that the opinion
of the attorney general re printed in
the house journal and that it be placed
on the calendar III its regular order.
The motion prevailed
Bills Reported.
There were few bills reported out of
committee:
The committee on insurance report
ed House Bill No. 1913. relating to
hail insurance, to pass
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended that House Bill No. SO be re-
ferred back to general orders.
The committee on appropriations
recommended bill for appropriation for
hospital for the insane tc pass.
. The committee on elections and
privileges recommended that House
! Bill n. 100 do not pass. and that
House Bill No 8 DO pass
Per Diem Bill.
Mr.. Buttz moved that the house re-
solve itself in committee of the
whole which prevailed and the
speaker called Mr. Young to the chair
but he declined and Mr. Lyons was
called to the chair pending passage of
Senate Bill No s. This was the bill
relating to per diem of jurors and was
the subject of m,uch debate on the
floor by Messrs Young, Buttz, Rose
Weed. McGahan, Mattson. Cassell
Leech, Van Arnam RyaL McRea and
Patterson
During the debate Mr. Van Arnam
of Richand county made a brilliant
speech in defense of the bill His
remarks were listened to with rant -
tention by the members and it was in
deed the most eloquent delivery made
upon the floor this session. Mr. Var
Arnams plea resulted in the measure
passing
The speaker called Mr. Leech to The
chair pending general orders TIL,
committee of the whole considered
House Bill No. 80. an act to provid,
uniform regulations governing corpor
ations organized in whole or in par
for the purpose Of transacting the
business of fidelity insurance and cor
porate snretyship, and recommended
that the same do pass
The senate reported on Senate Bil
No. 81. relating to the Valley City anc
Nayville normal schools. which the,
had passed On motion of Mr. Butt,
the above bill was placed upon il,
final reading ana was passed by tn,
house
Mr. Beck moved thai the rules b'
suspended and that House Rill No 7
relating 10 appropriation foi the stat,
hospital for the insane be placed upoi
its third readins and final passage
The house did moi agree sitli Mr. BecI
and the bin takes its regular order
The house then proceeded to th,
consideration of the calendar
Bills Passed
House Bill No lQ3 providing for al
ic,ntinupd on second Dage)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
THINKS HE is
JOHN MITCHELL
Peter shamis, the Crazy Miner Arrested
at Mount Clare, is an Alien and viii
Have to Be Given Hearing by
the Circuit Court.

Peter shamis, the crazy miner wllc
was arrested Thursday afternon at the
Interstate coal mine camp at Mount
Glare by Constable w. Guy Merritt and
brought to the county Jail here, was
given 4 hearing as to his sanity late Fri.
day ofternon in Magistrate Riley's court
An interpreter was present and two OF
three witnesses. DIR. Z. N. Flowers made
the medical examination. While 1t was
evident that the man was insane, the
court decided that no disposition could
be made Of the case, owing to the fact
that the man is an unnahnalized for
eigner The magistrate has no jurisdic.
tion over such cases. The prisoner was
remanded to jail and the magistrate viii,
notify the circuit court in proper form
and that tribunal will hear the case.
The prisoner became violently insane
several days ago. The officers who ar,
rested him had a terrible struggle with
him. His chief mental arrangement
seems to be that he thinks that he il
John Mitchell, the president OF the Unit
ed Mine Workers union.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
Y. M. C. a.
LOST MONEY
On the Two Numbers of Course Which
Have Been Given, and Special Effort
VIII Be Made to Sell Tickets
for Others.

The Y. NJ. C. A. has lost money on the
two numbers that have been given in the
course entertainments that it had ar
ranged for the season, md it was decided
ut a joint meeting OF the board OF direct.
ors and Women's Auxiliary, held in the
association rooms on Thursday after
noon, that special effort should be made
TO sell 400 more course tickets for the
eight numbers yet to be given for SO
including reserved seat, Ii this can bc
done or, at least, enough tickets pledged
to insure the ASSOCIATION against fur
ther loss, the course will be given a
arranged otherwise it will be cancelled
after the next number.
The course is frst.class in every par
ticulur and any three numbers is well
worth the price asked for The whole list
Of eight numbers. The suggestion hl
been made that course ticket woult
make an excellent Christmas present, anJ
no wtlat this special effort is bcin.
made and large number of people art
selling tickets, it is to be hoped that
those people who are planning to make
Nmas presents will act on this excellent
suggestion only make the gift before
the concert next Tuesday night, Deccm
Der %, which is the one to be given BY
the Westminster Abbey Boy Soprano,
taeen and Concert party.
The reserved seat chart will be opened
at the Y. M, G. "A. rooms in the Fordye,
block Monday, December q.
The eight numbers yet to be giver ar,
as follows:
Dec. % Westminster Abbey Boy SO
panos.
Jan. S-DcWitt Miller.
Jan. 25-Thc Boston Ladies Orchestra
Feb S-Jom B. DeNIotte.
Feb l2-Nell Amcs Hom Concert CO
Feb. 23-Fred Emerson Brooks.
March l5-Lotus Glee Club
March Newell Dwight Hills.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
SUICIDES own STORY
AS TOLD TO Mr., HOWARD

On June Is last the girl asked Mr.,
Howard to get her home in private
family. He consented to do so, and saw.
j. w. Dodge, who wanted domestic to
work in his home, Satisfactory arrange
ments were made, and she was TO go to
Mr. Dodge's the following Saturday
but when the day arrived she declined to
do 50.
October % she had another conyersa.
tion with Mr.. Howard, who was cngag,
ed at the time in laying floor in the no.
tel. She stated that she never intended
to so home, as she could not command
the love and respect of her family, except
one brother, whom she dearly loved and
who was the only friend she had Oh
earth.
On another occasion she censured Mr.
Howard for something that did moi
please her, but apologized later, and stat
ed that she did not mean it.
Mr.. Howard, faithful TO his promis,
not to disclose her relations with hcl
family, did not tell OF these conversa,
lions until after she died.
This comes as near to the reason 70,
her taking her life as probably will eve
be known. 1t is hardly probable fur
ther investigation will be made, and th,
story Of her life closes with this bit o
information
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
CHANGES
I'm SERVICES
OF STREET CARS
Car Runs from St. Charles Hotel Corner
to Wilsonburg.-But One Car to De-
-Ten-cent Fare to Will
sonburg,

The regular street car service to Will.
sonburg began Saturday morning. The
car is No. ., Ii leases The st, Charles
hotel at G:l2 oSN-ck every morning and
returns to that point ever hour and 70
minutes. Coming into the city, ii comes
UP Main street to the hotel corner, then
goes over Fourth street to Pike and
then west to WilsonbuTg. The conductor
is John Owens and the motorman Oriu
Flowers. uBt one car will run to the
depot and only one around the loop, ex.
cepting The two Adamston cars. The
clr to WiIsonburg gives three cars tc
Adumston.
The car to the depot will run from the
Traders building, as it used to, instead
Of around the loop. The Vilsonburg eau
will leave st. Charles hotel corner at fol,
lowing hours: 6:l2 a. m, 1924 a, M, S:3C
n. M, 0:4S a, m, II am, 1912 p. M, l:24
p. M, 1886 p. M, 3:4S p. M, 5 p. m.
G:l2 p. M, 7:24 p. m, s:3G p. NJ, 0:4s
p, m, and II p, m. eRhwnmg from
Wilsonburg the last "trip at night viii
be only as far as the car barn at Adams
ion. The fare is 10 cents to Wilsonburg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
BANIsHED FROM HOME AND IN
DISGRACE WITH HER PEOPLE,
SHE CONCLUDED TO DIE.
Declared Weeks Ago That She Would
Never Leave the Hotel Alive.-rold
Mr.: Howard All and Made Him
Promise to Reveal 1t Not
Until She Was Dead.

Keep all my troubles TO yourself m-
.til after | am dead and gone and Then
you may report them" was the adjura-
tion Eva Wyatt, the domestic at the
Traders hotel, who committed suicide
Friday morning, made to John Howard.
the weF-known carpenter, who does con.
siderable work in his line at the hotel.
The unfortunate Young woman talked
to Howard at various times and told him
considerable about herself and her trou.
bles and intentions. The tttemnce al.
ready attributed to her was made To
him November 20. In addition She said;
Il will never so out OF this hotel alive.'
Then she related to Mr. Howard the fact
that she was in disgrace with her family
and that they would not lei her come
home. This She assigned as the reasoi
for making the declaration that She
would never leave the hotel alive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
FREIGHT WRECK
AT FLEMIN6TON
Freight Train Runs Into Rear Of Pickup
and Smashes Up caboose and Cars.
Trainmen jump and Escape.

No. 9s freight train on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, ran into the plck-uP
at Remington just after I o'clock Fri
day night, causing considerable wreck
The caboose Of the pickup and three
cars were all deiailed and the track was
torn up for considerable distance. a
delay OF trains for about four hours was
caused and No. 50 did not arrive here un.
til after midnight. The conductor ond
brakeman Of the pickup were in the ca
boose, but saw the freight approaching
and jumped in time to save themselves
and no one was hurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
MATINEE CHRISTMAS
ENTERTAINMENT
Will Be Given December az at Grand op.
era House by the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Under Direc-
tion of Mr.. Norris.

A matinee Christmas entertainment
will be given at the Traders opera house
Tuesday, December %, at 4 p. m. The
story Of Christmas win be illustrated
by over so beautifully colored stereopti,
con pictures. depicting scenes incident to
the ,birth and early life of Christ. Ap.
prrprhlte songs will be used and 1T i
expected that the celebrated Westminster
Abbey Boy Sopranos win be present to
sing.
The entertainment will be under The
direction of James II. Norris, general see.
retary Of the Y.'M. c. A., who will usJ
his own Misunderstanding view lantern
and fine colorcd slides from I. II. Me.
Mister of New York city. He will be
assisted by Rev, Wm. Hudson and 9th.
ers, Mothers should attend with Their
children, as the pictures will please a,
well as instruct
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
OF WEST VIRGINIA STATE pouL.
TRY ASSOCIATION TO BE HELD
IN THIS CITY, ABOUT
ARRANGED FOR.
IT WILL BE HELD IN NEW YosT
BUILDING ON MAIN STREET
JAN. y 3 AND 9.
Poultry Breeders and Fanciers From All
Over the Country viii Attend.
Many Premiums to Be Awarded.
Large Attendance Expected.

Arrangements have been about com.
pleted for the third annual exhibition
Of the West Virginia State Poultry as.
sociation to be lhled in the city Thursday
Friday and Saturday, january I, s and ..
The exhibition will be held in tho
new Yost building on Alain street in the
store rooms adjoining the Boggess Under.
taking company. The association doe.
not offer any regular premiums, but
special premiums have been secured to
cover all exhibits that may be made.
The state board of agriculture, desir-
ing to aid the State Poultry association
in promoting the popular industry of
the state. has appropriated 800 to be
used for premiums only and awarded TO
West Virginia exhibitors only. Besides
the premiums. awards will be made by
about fifty West yirginians, as well os
poultry fanciers from all over the coun
try. The leading poultry Journals in the
United States and Canada have arranged
for suitable awards. Poultry clubs and
organizations have done likewise. There
will be large number of awards and
premiums That will be worth competing
for.
A large attendance is expected from
Ill over West Virginia, as well as nllm
erous poultry breeders and fanciers from
other states.
The premium list and aScatafogue Of
The special premiums have been puli-
li=led and any one desirinSS5eepies ca:r
obtain same by writing to thES ID -,afy
If the association. Mr.. II. D. CofFeIl, Of
Morgantown. or w. II. Lewis, the super
intendcnt, Clarksblrrg.
The officers who win ,be in charge Of
the meeting are w. C. Ellison, Judge;
Wilmington, Ohio; J. I. Garrett, presi
dent, Hurricane, w. Va; A. L, Spencer
vice president Parkersburg, W. Va; II
D. Concll, secretary -treasurer, Morgan
town W. Va. W. II. Lewis, supeintend-
ent, Clarksburg, w. Va
The people of Clork5burg and EIarri
son county gladly appreciate the fact
chat the association viii have its an.
nual meeting in Olarksbug. and a feel
ing of confidence in its local support ex,
ists. Being equally distant from Their
brethren in Ohio and those in Pennsylva-
aio. who have favored then in previous
meetings. the officers confidently look
forward to the annual meeting in Clarks-
burg to be the best ever held in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
MRS. GARLACK
EXPECTED HERE
Wires from Huntington That She VIII
Come to clarksburg and Take Charge
of Her Husbands Remains.

The remains of George c, Garlack, The
young man who died at the Harrison
county hospital Friday noon, after he
was found in an unconscious condition OF
Cain street, were prepared for burial at
the undertaking parlors of the Clifford
Osborne Undertaking company Friday
evening. Mrs. Garlack, the dead mans
wife, was notified by wire of her hlls.
bands death, and an answer received
from her at her home in Huntington
states that she will arrive in olarks,
burg Saturday evening and make ar.
rangemcnts for the funeral and burial
Coroner W. p Camp win not hold AZ
inquest over the remains unless Mrs
Garlack so wishes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
DELBRID6E
RESIGNS
As Manager of the Local Western Union
Telegraph Office and Will Engage
in Other Business.

+. y. Delbridge, who has been man.
aser of the Western Union Telegraph
Office here for the past three years, ha.
rendered his resignation, to take etFeet
At once. II IS not yet known who his
successor viii be. Mr. Delbridge will
likely engage in other business here, al
though he may decide TO go south. He
is a very competent man in the position
he has held and his management OF The
office has been quite satisfactory to the
public, as well u. the company. 1t is re.
a'etted that ne has resigned. The entire
iolre under him. it is stated, will also
resign at once.
1t j, stated that all the designations
nave been rendered and That the whole
push will walk out OF the office at G
o'clock tonight and let it run itself un,
til some one comes to take charge OF it,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
COUNTY COURT
TAKES RECESS
County Judges Will Meet Again Monday
Road and Other Business Looked
After.-0il and Gas Royalties
Taken Of Land Books.

The county court took a recess Fri.
day evening until Monday,
Business not reported was as follows:
Exonerations haye been allowed as fol.
lows:
Charles NJ. Gaylord and A. +. Wagner
SlSi Howard Post, $3.50; Ross Il. Stout,
$7.02; c. b. Bradford, $2.SS; Alyy Rob.
inson, $ll02; II. II. Davis. $40; Ellis
A. lost, $3.50; Amelia yance's heirs
$lLol; George Camp, Sl2,4o; w. P
Robinson, $4.76; John W, Dawson, SIP;
G. NJ. WicEs. $o2,5O; II. d. Boughner
$Gl2
The settlement of j. L. Martin as
guardian OF Lillian and Lewis Carr was
re-committed to Commissioner j. R.
Adams for settlement.
odes d. Martin wls allowed $lOO fol
destruction OF house infected with
smallpox.
The Nicholson Oil company was grant
ed a right Of way over county roads fol
pipe lines.
r. W. Cunningham, J. w. Wadsworth
md Jonus B. Griffin were appointed view,
ers OF a proposed road Through lands
Of james Stark in Eagle district.
Abraham Carper G. @. Fittro and VIII
ham Curry were appointed viewers of
proposed change in the county road
at Byron.
An order was entered striking all oil
and gus royalties from the land books,
Exonerotions were allowed to the
Merchants & Producers bank, S2O5 and
lB. Frank HornoE $3.50,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
Concern in the Wheeling District
Decides to Locate Here Either at
Riverside OF in Clarksburg Indus
trial Company's Addition.
Plant Will be on the Order Of the EIazeI.Atlas Fac
tory and Give Employment to 800 Persons
WorkwI Begin Early in January

Cheap fuel, a good location and good
transportation facilities, besides other in
duccments, harc. secured another glass
factory for olarksburg.
4 representative from the Wheeling
district has been in the city looking over
the grounds for the purpose of establish
ing another plant Of that sort here, and
he is satisfied with the situation and the
location. He returns to his home to rec.
onlmcnd that the plant be located here
and it will be determined within the
next ten days whether 1t will be on tho
Carksburg Industrial company's prop.
erty east of the city or at Riverside,
near Northview. Both places were Wis
tied by him, and he found them both
satisfactory.
1t is the intention to begin the con.
struction of the plant Immediately after
the beginning of the new year and be.
fore the month of january has passed
The plant will lbe in actual construction.
1t will cost at least $4,000, not includ-
ins the equipment. The factory will be
very much on the order OF the Hazel
Atlas glass plant near the junction. One
hundred and fifty men will be worked
on shift, and it will be double. shift
plant. thus employing 300 men.
Milk BOTTLES, fruit jars, and miscella-
neous glassware will be manufactured.
The product will be strictly modern and
Of the best quality.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
FINE CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN
BY the Vocal and Instrumental Club Of
Grafton for Benefit of Grand
Army Here.

Arrangements are being made. for Q
a Grand Army benefit here. The enter.
tainment will he given in the Traders
Grand opera house the night of December
80 by the Vocal and Instrumental club
of Grafton, This organization is com.
posed of % accomplished lady musicians
They have a reputation for efficiency in
music, and as an organization have be
cone very popular in musical circles.
Twenty prizes as New Years gifts
will be given to holders of tickets, .
feature that will prove attractive in the
!, sale OF seats. -e-,..
7 There Is no doubt about this being ono
: of the finest entertainments OF the sea.
son and everything will be done to make
it a grand success. The people OF Corks.
burg will he given rare musical treat
and there is every assurance that there
will be large and apprcciative audience
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
NEW AERIE
OF EAGLES
Will Be Installed at Weston on Night
of December as, and clarksburg Aerie
Will Do the Work.

James ?. Boring. secretary of the
Clarksburg Aerie OF Eagles, is in receipt
Of telegram from NJ. II. NIcNabb, of
Wheeling. the grand installation officer
Of the Order of West Virginia, which
states that he will institute a new Aerie
at Weston on the evening OF December
2S. 'lhe telegram further statcs that
the Carksburg Aerie will do the work
The local order is making all prepara-
lions to go in q body to Weston on that
date.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19

BE, Shuttlewortll, Jr. came home Sat
urdny morning from Philadelphia, on
account of the death OF his brother, DR..
William B. Shuttleworth
Charles C. cofrman, Wade Burnside
md Bnrk Stathers are home from the
West Virginia university 10 spend the
holidays. The winter term will begin
December 8,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
FOUR CANDIDATES
INITIATED BY MAccABEEs

AT the regular meeting OF the Clarks.
burg ten Of Knights OF The ATaccabees
held in the Knights of Pythias hall Fri
day night, four candidates received the
rites Of initiation. The candidates were
John A. Kelley, Harmon B. Douglas, DIR
Il. Y. Warmer and Sam Lemley. There
was q lnrge membership in attendance
A large class will DE initiated on Christ.
mas night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-12-19
BIG MONEY
PAID MINERS
clarksburg Fuel Company and Fairmont
Coal Company Have Largest Monthly
Pal Roll in Their History.

Saturday was pay day with the clarks,
burg Fuel company and the Fairmont
Goal company for the month of Noyem-
ber. 1t was the largest in the history
OF the company. Over 100000 was paid
out to the miners and other mine en-
Ployes. of this amount over 100000 was
paid by the Fuel company. No more
men than usual were employed during
the month, but the work was more regn.
lar and constant.