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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-22

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-22

THE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
Flo said In part: 'It Is difficult to give
expression OF welcome to so notable an
assemblage for the mission of Your pres
ence works the silent rapture of hospitals
ity AS distant as may be your homes
and as varied as may be yNur occupa-
tions still you come In response to a
common purpose--charity. that radiant
virtue of humanity.
"But If the people Of any State can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-22
M1N1AT1rRr ALMANAC.

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ate members 90 Mr. riatts and Mrs.
Jancways families The senator said
Thursday that ne chose a private cero-
mony TO avoid tho crush and annoy
ance OF a public wedding. Senator and
Mrs. Platt left the city Thursday even
ing FOR a short trip
Washington. oct l7-The marriage
Of Senator platt and hts announced de-
termination TO live at the Arlington
hotel during the winter has given rise
20 a situation that Is causing the man
agement OF the Arlington considerable
embarrassment. Some Of the women
guests have served notice that the ar
rival Of Mrs. Platt will be the signal
for their departure
Mrs Platt has succeeded IN making
number OF sincere enemies amona
the feminine members Of Washington
society
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GAN. SHERMAN STATUE.
u Wac Unveiled In the Presence %
Distinguished Gathering.

Washington. Oct l6.-Wlth irapres-
sive ceremonies. an equestrian statue I
OF William Tecunseh Sherman was un-
yelled here Thursday afternoon In the
presence Of Official Washington. the
president az its head. and thousands
~ veterans. members OF societies OF
the armies Of tho Tennessee. the Cum
bcrland. the ohio and the Potomar.
AZ the two large nags enveloping the
statue were drawn aside By William
Tecumseh Sherman Thorndyke. the 3
year.old grandson OF the dead chief
tain. the csnncn Of the Fourth artillery
hoomed a salute and the Marine band
struck up the star SpSngled Banner"
Before the unveuing Of the statue
The president and Lieut.. Gen. Young,
chief OF the general stan of the army.
| received the troops participating in the
/ dedication parade from the stand oppo-
site the statue. The president deliv-
cred the address Of the day. A rep
rcsentativc from each Of the societies
OF the four armies followed in euio-
Eics Of Gen. Sherman.
washington. oct Twin a ioin'
banquet Of the societies of the armies
Of the Tennessee. the Cumberland. the
Ohio and the Potomas the social func
tions incident 20 the unvoiiiug ot the
/ Sherman statue were brought 20 q
close Friday night. Plates were iai'
Tor 500 in the Arlington hotel banquc
room which was eiahorately dccoratci
with flags and flowers
The only invited guests were th
} I president. the admiral of the navy
I Lieut.. Gen. Young. chief Of tho genera
p stan OF The army Gen Miles and Oh
members OF the cabinet OF this nun
e bor Gen. Young wss the only one pre-.
j. ent Five addresses were made. ~
/. speakers being Mrs. John A Logan an
b. one representative from each OF th
d four societies. The Invocation vas d
D. uverod by Archbishop ireland.
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British Minister to Japan Has
Undertaken to Mediate Be-
tween Russia and Japan.
laps MAKE SEVERAL PROPOSALS.
Principal Manchurian Towns to Be
Opened 10 Foreign Trade and
Country Restored 20 China
Russia 10 Withdraw All Her Troops
From Msnehuris With the EScep-
ton of the Guards Fer
the Railway.

ST. Petersburg, Oct ia ncwspa-
yer published at Port Dainy rs authori-
" for the report that the British min
lister to Japan. Sir Claude Macdonald. /
has undertaken 20 mediate between /
Russia and Japan. and. having secured /
Japan's consent TO certain proposals. J
is now negotiating with Russia. These |
proposals are that Russia shall restore
Mapchuria 10 China. and that the
principal Manchurian towns be opened
90 foreign trade; that Russia withdraw
All her troops from Manchuria with
the exception ot the railway guards.
that she renouncc her forestry conces
sions on both sides Of the latau river.
as well as the longampho concession
and that the whole country south Of
the Natu river be admitted as belong
INK 90 Japan.
A special commission. under the
presidency OF the czar. has been form
7 cd TO consider affairs In the FAR east.
/ II includes the ministers OF the inte-
| rior. finance. foreign affairs. war and
[ Of the navy. snd viceroy Alcxicn. 9TH
or members will be nominated by the
czar. Tho commission will consider
budget proposals. measures Co develop
trade and industry and proposed alter
stions in the laws.
Paris. Oct 19.-Count Cassini. tho
Russian ambassador 90 tho United
states. has been interviewed on che
FAR eastern question The ambassador
said that the danger of conflict
which was real a few days back. seem
, Cd to have been averted. and that j.
, ever a conflict came Il would not h'
provoked by Russia Continuing
Count Caasini said.
"Our rights in Manchuria are uude
niahle We made the country. whiol
until quite recently was a nero hauu
for bandits. We now have n v'Eilan
police there. and. moreover. we hav
built the railroad. This does not mea
J.. that we intend 90 annex Manchuri'
n but having incurred enormous cXpcnd
J. turos and possessing immense intc
Y osts there. We insist that these Dee SAT-
"a guarded. and we expect tu reap ot
s legitimate benefits The powers u'
,r derstanG this so weu that none excel
possibly Japan seriously contemplate
insisting that tho evacuation De efoc
ed October 8. Russia can not evac
,r ate Manchuria before obtaining q
cl guarantee to which she has riE
In from China and an Europe. inclul1
"a. even Great Britain. recognizing Oh
id their interests are united with tho
r. of Russia
AR Yokohama. oct l9-The Jarane
a minister OF war. Lieut. Gen. rerauc
Ki. denies that the army is desire
OF war and says that the cabinet
unanimous IN wishing peace wi
'o- honor
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They Are Sustained With One
Exception by the Alaska
Boundary Commission.
THEpORTlASD CANAL IS cASaOA's
London Papers Express Extreme Sat
isfaction That an Agreement Has
Been Reached by Arbitration
Senator Fairbanks, ES-chalruan %
the American Contingent % Brit
ian and American Joint Nish
comr,islon We'll Pleased.

london. Oct. ia.-The Alaskan bour- I
dary commission reached an agree
ncnt Whereby all the American con
toutions are sustained. with the excep-
tion of those in relation 20 the Port
land canal. which Canada wins.
Few OF the morning newspapers pub
lish editorial articles on the decision
81 the Alaskan boundary tribunal
The Daily Telegraph expresses en-
trcme satisfaction that an agreement
has been reached because of the tail
ure would have dealt a blow 90 the
policy. stin In rs frail and tender IN
fancy. Of referring differences OF this
character 90 arbitration. The paper
/ hopes that no attemp; viii be made
on either slide 20 reckon up scores or
I claim victory but that the decision
viii be accepted In good faith. Il adds
that the Canadians must abide by the
decision.
Indianapolis. Ind. oct 1g-Scnator
Charles W Fairbanks. who was the
chairman Of the American contingent
of the British and United states joint
high commission that met IN lsss In
Quebec 20 take up the Alaskan boun
dary question. Is VOL pleased wits
The decision reported Ia the dispatches
from london.
To commenting on the decision Sen
ntor Fairbanks said;
The decision OF the Alaskan houu
dairy commission Is cmincntly salts
factory u sustains substantially IN
entire American claim and Is csser
TALLY a complete Justification of IA
\ position taken by the American men
bers of the United State and Britin
Joint high commission. which met
I Quebec IN 1898 The United stats
i viii now ho permitted TO hold all ~
territory in Alaska purchased OF Ru
sia in 1867 without further disput
Our title which was never dispute
| until within the last few years. SIM
| thc gold discoveries Is now guictcd
"Thc press report sent from Lond'
Indicates that tho two small ISLAM
at the mouth ~ the Portland canal A
conceded TO Great Britain. aud th
the boundary line will run along Z
northwest side of the islands and n
along the canal at the southeast sd
/ This is matter about which the
/ was some reasonable ground OF q
rutc Tho Islands are small and a
| known as Wales aad Pearse Islam
They are ~ no great commercial
rortancc. They were originally Clal
cd hy the United States. but n by q
cediug them the more important G.
tcntons OF the American commlssi
ers are granted I feel that the Uni
rs. States has every cause for satisfact
aid over the terms of the settlement" "
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~ELlJAH THE REsToRER!"
John Alexander po~ie Faces His First
New York Audisnes.

New York. oct is-John Alexander
Dowis. Who calls himself Elijah the
Restorer." faced his first New York
audiences Sunday. and. although Madi
son Square garden was thronged al
the afternoon and evening meetings
and thousands were turned away from
the doors. he found himself confronted
With waat he called a new experience
when thousands. having evidently sat
isned their curiosity. threw the meet
inxs into confusion by their sudden ex'
odus before the ceremonies had more
than fairly begun.
Commands TO close the doors and
prevent exodus were nnavaiiing and
the prophet gave vent 10 displays OF
considerable petuiance on hnding that
/ Il was.one thing to gather great New
/ York crowd. but quite another snaiI
to command IT'S Interest after the hrs'
demands Of curiosity had been salts
hed. The house 20 house yisitationi
By the hosts Of Zion and the reguiai
series Of crusade meetings VIII Be 10
auxurated Monday.
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|rs. Champion Stallion Broke
the Worlds Pacing Record
10 a Wagon Friday.
,ElslY tQuAlED suLkY RECORD
!. Nsds II in 1:5s Ia the Previous
Record Being Made by Lit
tie Boy in 2:Oi I-2.
n. Wind Shields or Any Other Speed
Aseslersters Were Used-The Time
sy Quarters Was 80 -;
so IL; 1923: 1853 -.

lexington. KY. Oct. 17.-Dan Patch.
10 Friday broke the worlds pacing
cord 10 a wagon and came within a
.r.rter OF a second OF equaling his
- sulky record The previous pac-
i,r record 70 a wagon was 2.0lNs,
-sse by Little Boy on the Memphis
,nck Dan Patch clipped two and one
,rsrter seconds OF this record Friday
,rd vent ;he mile In 1854. The
,hampion stallion was accompanied
,v two runners driven by Hudson and
MCGUIRE. but no wind shields or any
ether speed acceierators were used.
His time by quarters was .2o4. ;59i5;
g. 59X. His third quarter was
-ado IN 29is seconds.
nan Patch had been advertised 70
70 against the worlds wagon record
or his own suiky record for several
s,ys. but owing to the weather condt
tons the exhibition was postponed
The track has been IN lightning fasi
condition all week and the weather
conditions Friday were perfect. Foul
thousand people saw the record bro
ten and cheered Driver McHenry lus
ilv as he went under the wire. Dan
Patch is owned by NJ. W. Savage. o
Minneapolis. The worlds trotting rec
ord to wagon was broken and twic
established last Saturday. Major De
mar reducing Il from 2:o4i5 TO 2.o33.
rive minutes later Lou Dillon agai
held the worlds record AZ 2.o17s
The sist annual meeting OF the keI
iucky Trotting Horse Breeders ass'
cat.on came to close Friday. IN
Kentucky stake OF $4,000 Tor s-yea
ola trotters was won by Sadie Mac
two straight heats. The second he;
vas made IN 2:llis and eQualed n
fastest record OF the year Tor 3-year-ol
trotters. which was held by Sadie Ma
f-~eaff
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San Francsscc. Oct. ls.-Dr. August
crsth, who for . year past hss been
working On an air
ship. sunday surprised tbs residents OF
San Francisco by sailing over their
heads for too hours. cirectink hss ma
chine almost AZ viii and denonstrst.
log that In many essentials he has
solved the problem OF aerial uaviss-
ton. DR.. Grsth had previously tested
his airship BY making Rscsnsions With
the balloon heid captive By long
rope. but Sunday was the frst tire
that he Rad gone skyvard free. The
ascension was made from a lot almost
In the heart OF the city. and DR.. Greth
attempted 20 encircie a towering news
paper building about a mile eastward.
but found the high currents too strong
for bis power and then turned IN an
opposite direction The winds car.
risd him oceanward and for a time he
lowered over the vicinity of the Golden
+ Gate. making various successful trials
Of his steering gear.
The currents threatened to take
him out over the Pacific. and he decid
ed 70 make 4 landing on the parade
grounds Of the Preside military res
crvation. but made the mistake q let
ting out too much gas and he iande'
In the hay about 200 feet from shore
The crew Of the life saving statio'
rescued the aeronaut and hia ayin
machine. which was little damaged D
the unfortunate termination of n
voyage. The balloon OF Grcth Is ciga'
shaped and has capacity OF 5000
feet of gas With a lifting capacity
500 10 1000 pounds. The car Is sin
liar IN construction 20 that used b
Santos Dumont. and weighs about s
pounds.
The engine is 12-horsc power gas
9 line motor and the total weight ca
ried skyward. including that Of the !
X vontor and go pounds q ballast. vi
n about l.to0 pounds. For some Inc
J. plicabie reason the motor would n
p develop more than six horse and T
= Greth found considerable difficulty
making head way against the curre'
n He expects 20 make another ascs
sion IN a few days when he VIII ha
n repaired the minor damage caused
s. the salt water bath and rcmedied ;
ie minor defects brought out ny his &
n hours cruise IN cioudland.
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A STRANGE colSc,osnce.
Death Believed to Have Been Pressae6
BY Crushing Of Picture

Lexington. ky. Oct 19.-Henry
Schwartz. IS. was killed at Burgin.
Ky. Saturday night while trying 10
board a south-hound freight train. He
lived at us Central avenue. Newport.
KY and was In company with Robert
Weaver. also OF that city. when he
met death. Both are machinists. and
were trying to get south IN search Of
employment
Newport. Ky. Oct le-Schwartz
and Weaver left Newport on last We'd
nesday. He was a widower. and bad
been making his home with his father.
Joseph Swar;z. The weiiknown car
penter.
A curious and remarkable Incident
IN connection with Schwartz's death
was related by 4 younger brother.
when the latter called at police head
quarters Sunday night IN search q
definite Information OF Henry's death.
+ lie related that on Saturday afternoon
q picture OF the deceased hanging in
[ the parlor at the home fell 10 the aoor
With crash breaking tho frame and
glass TO pieces Examination showed
that tho cord by which u was suspend
cd had parted from age and decay. and
that nothing had struck or Jared the
picture. as was az FIRST supposed.
Mr. Schwartz stated that he immc
diatciy remarked that something ha'
happened 20 Henry. and this opinioI
was at once shared IN by the rest o
the family.
Tho falling OF the picture was refer
rcd 10 several times during the eveT
ing. and the entire family seemed {
look upon tho incident as forewarr
ing OF bad news 20 come about tho at
, sent one. and % seems that their wors
fears were fully realized.
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rHRoUeH \ DRAW.
a Railway Accident on the lons
3ridss Near washington.

Washington. Oct is-Ths Chess-
peake a Ohio passenger train which
left here at II. q O'Clock Sunday night
for Cincinnati. met with a serious &C
cideut on the long bridge which spans
the Potomac river and connects Wash
ingtou With the Virginia shore. About
onethlrd OF mile from the washing
ton END Of the bridge Il draw $50
feet n length Sunday night as the
train was passing over this draw the
northern half Of it gave way and pre-
cipitated the tender aud a dead bag
gage car Immediately following Il into
the water. 4 huge girder which form
Cd part Of tho draw fortunately Jam
med up against the mail car foilowins
the dead baggage car and helped %
keep Il and the remaining cars of ths
train from going into the river. No
one was killed but Fireman Johr
Woods. Of Charlotte. y. c.. received
severe cash In the face. Nearly al
the cars on the train had com'
through from Now York. including IN
combination car. the day coach an
two sleepcrs. The accident deiayei
travel for some time.
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GATHERING mussEL SHELLS.
Valuable Pearls Found In the River
Bed az Msurle. lll.

CarbondaIe. III. Oct 1s--The people
OF Maurie. a small town on the Wa
bash river in White county. have be
come excited over the finding Of valu-
able pearls In the river bed and scores
OF people are now working daily gath
erins mussel shells. which are selling
81 slS ton. Some experienced men
can secure ton day. The pearls be-
ing found range in value from $40 to
1850
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SENT TO THE ASYLUM.
Peter Elliott Has Been ofheisily Ad-
Judged insane.

Washington. Oct i7.-Peter Elliott.
OF Minnesota who was arrested al the
white house on the 5th instant. and
who made a violent attack upon the
oncers who had him in custody. Fri
day was oficiaiiy adjudged insane and
recommitted to St Eiizabeth's insane
asylum Drs. Vale and Marbury, po-
Ice surgeons. testified that Elliott Is a
paranoiac and is apt TO be violent at
any time Elliott was entirely calm
during the hearing and did not ask to
be heard
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RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER.
As Is In Favor Of An An,ieable Settle.
nnent Win Japan

London. Oct. l9.-In dispatch from
St Petersburg the correspondent OF
the Daily Telegraph asserts that
Count Lamsdorff. the Russian foreign
minister. is strongly IN favor OF an
anicabIe settlement with Japan The
correspondent says also that Count
I.amsdorff emphasizes the danger OF
external complications and the eager
ness Of the United States to proft by a
favorable opportunity 20 insist upon
the fulaIIment OF Russia's pledges re-
spectlng Manchuria-
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a Loulsvine Woman Badly Burned

Louisville. Ky. Oct l9--Firo dam
aged the foundry OF Bridgeford a Co.
on Twentieth street $4,000 worth sun
day afternoon The Ere originated In
tho stable OF p. J. Nerlgan. which ad-
ioincd the foundry. Tho residence %
Herman Vondcrfelder. opposite. was
destroyed. and Mrs Vondorfelder was
seriously burned while rescuing ber
children.
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Augusta. Ne. Oct ls--Cbauncey
sullman. son OF the president Of the
First national bank Of New York. and
a millionaire in his own right. was
married to Mary Wright. formerly a
nurse at the Boston city hospital.
There she narsed suilman through ty-
nhoid fever.
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Newport. Ky. Oct l6--As the meet
ing OF the board OF aldermen OF New
port. Thursday night. Auditor Silva re-
ported the receipt os $4,000 from the
Central Railway and Bridge Co for de-
iinquent taxes, which makes total OF
$4,000 paid by the company within the
mast two months.
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Washington. Oct. 1.-THE bodies OF
So American soldiers who died in the
Philippines. were inferred at Arlington
national cemetery Friday. The remains
were accompanied TO the grave BY q
platoon OF soldiers and there we're ap-
proprtate religious services.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-22
BURIAL OF MRS. WEST.
She Mas the First Woman 10 Hold or
fee in Spencer County.

Taylorsviiie. Ky. Oct 1.-THE re-
mains Of Mrs. Lucy v. West. who died
In Chicago. were brought TO Little
Mount. this county. for burial She
died OF heart disease aud had been
ia delicate health for a number of
years Mrs West formerly resided
here. and was tho nrst woman 20 hold
once in the county. she serving two
terms as school superintendent She
made q fine record IN the Office. aud
vas highly popular. Mrs. West was a
sister of ex-Sherin Jerome Massie
and Is survived by two sons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-22

Bowling Green. Ky, Oct 17-Mayor
Frank J.. Kistcr appeared in tho novel
role OF having to answer charge In
the police court Friday morning. sum
mons were issued against him and
other prominent citizens. They are
charged with having hog peus on their
premises. which IS a violation OF a
city law.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-22
civ CLERK Run Down By a Horse.

Columbus. o. oct l9-Frank Co
vait city clerk OF Newport. Ky. was
knocked down and run over by horse
and carriage here sunday and receiF-
ed painful but not serious Injuries
Mr.. Coyalt. who was visiting friends
here. started across Broad street and
failed 20 dodge a horse driven rapidly
hv a woman
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-22
NEW REVENUE CUTTER.
Il VIII Take Part In the Settlement Of
a National Dispute.

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 1s.-Milwau-
KEGS new revenue cutter viii leave for
Cleveland. O.. Monday TO take part IN
the settlement Of the International dis
pute which has arisen between the
United States and Canada over the
fishing IN Lake Erie. Orders TO pro-
coed at once TO that port and TO re-
port TO the collector OF customs there
have been received by Capt Hall. Of
the Tuscarora and the cutter viii coal
and then leave at once for Lake Erie.
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Russellville. Ky. oct i6-While
George Duncan and Wesley Perry
were ont hunting a shotgun lying be
tween them IN their busy was acci-
dentally discharged Duncan was
struck IN the side and died few hours
later. He was a New York law stu
dent. and was on a visit 70 relatives
here
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-10-22

Seattle. Wash. Oct. l6.--Alaska has
chosen delegates 20 the national repuD-
lican convention OF 1904 c. 5. John
son and W. T. Perkins have heen elect
ed from the Nome division Of the dis
trics. A telegram 10 this effect was
received Thursday.
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Dayton. Ky. Oct. l9.-Matt Barry, Jf-.
aged IL. and Edwin Hummel. II. were
instantly Killed by the west-b0und fast
flyer on the c. & o. railroad. at Sew
euth and Walnut street. Saturday even
ing at O'Clock, while walking en- the
track
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onld.n Wedding Anniversary.

Newport. Ky. Oct I7--Fred. Ersoh-
ell. sr. and his venerable wife ceie-
hrated their golden wedding at
their home. Sixth and York streets.
Friday night They were waited upon
By a number Of their friends. who as
sisted them in spending very pleas
ant evening
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st. Louis. Oct. 1.-THE models Of
the Chinese buildings which we're
made In Chlaa at the expense OF sew.
erai thousands Of dollars was receiver
at the Worlds fair Friday. The mod
els we're found 20 be in = badly wreck
ID eonditicn. >
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TO AVOID THE CRUSH.
Senator Pistt and Mrs. Jane~ay Were
Quietly Married Last Sunday.

Ncw York. oct l6-Announcomcnt
WAS made Thursday that The marriage
Of United States Senator Thomas C.
Platt and Mrs. lillian + Janeway took
place az the Holland house on sunday
last Rev. Dr. Burrcll performed The
ceremony IN the presence OF immedi'