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CONCERT At GRACE TONIGHT.

. In the Sunday-school room Of Grace
M. Il. Church, tonight, a concert Will
be given by the Sunday school orches-
ira of % pieces, Prof. John ID. Taylor,
director. The orchestra will be as
sisted by Helen Mar Wilson, I'M
personator, and Miss Pearl Smith,
eontralto. The programme will be as
follows:
Part 4. p Overture, "Orpheus, y
OHenbach; CAD Aunt sylvia g First
Lesson id Geography. 90 90 A Little
Bows straarrm Helen Mar Wilson
waltzes. "WIlhclmira, - Hall, CAD
"Au About .hn Meather " lbl SEE
lected. lolrn Mar Wilson.
Part S. Ice ion, .Babos in Toy
land. Huhcrt; solo, lal Star
iirht lh "Iummy, Miss Smith
patrol. Jolly Elks, - Frey, scene
from Iagomar, Helen Mar Wilson
medley, "Our Nation, T." Dyer.
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GEORGE {. GREEN'S SECOND TRIAL

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, May 2s.-Tho trial Of
State Senator George n. Green of Now
York and w. ID. Doremus, on charges
OF conspiracy 10 defraud the govern
ment and bribery in connection with
the purchase of certain stamp
ling devices for the postal service was
begun today in the District Supreme
Court before Justice Gould. The de-
PENDANTS we're arraigned and each
pleaded not guilty. The work Of
drawing o jury was next begun.
This is Greene's second trial grow
ing out Of the postoilice investigation.
His first trial resulted in an acquittal.
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PARROT GAVE THE ALARM.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, May 2s. "A fire, which
did small property damage, but caused
the loss of one life and narrow escapes
from death Of four firomen, occurred
early today in the apartment house at
2il West One Hundred and Second
street.
Leaking gas caused q fire 10 start in
the basement, and a parrot gave the
first alarm TO the tenants. Although
the fire was confined Co the basement,
four firemen were carried out uncon-
scious from gas fumes and the tenants
were compelled TO leave the house.
Charles Is. Northrup, n broker, who
had been in with an attack of heart
trouble, died during the excitement.
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GOLLIDED IN THE FOG.

New York, May 28.--When a heavy
fog lifted today near Sandy Hook, the
schooner Annie II. Lewis was sighted,
with her starboard side stove in from
the effects Of a collision. The main
mast was cracked Off about Is feet.
above the deck and was swinging in
the rigging between the fore and
mizzen masts.
The crew had abandoned the
schooner, which was settled low in
the water, and the steam pilotboat
New York towed her into port. The
whereabouts Of the crew is unknown.
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MURDER MYSTERY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, May %. The lifeless
body of an unknown Italian, with
more than 20 cuts and stab wounds
upon it, was found in a vacans lot in
an unsettled portion Of Brooklyn to-
day.
The police believe that revenge, not
robbery, was the motive of the MUIR
der, as a small sum of money and a
watch we're found in the victim 8
uoclxatg
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PHILADELPHIA HORSE SHOW.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, May 28.-The
18th annual, open-air exhibition Of
the Philadelphia Horse Show Asso-
citation began today on st. Martins
Green, Wissahickon Heights. Owing
to a drizzling rain, tho attendance
was not so large as had been antici-
pated.
The events today include judging Of
horses in harness, saddle horses,
standard trotters, unicorn teams and
jumpers.
There are s36 entries, ,-the exhibitors
including nearly all the most promi-
nent horses in the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
WITTE HAS GONE ABROAD.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
St. Petersburg, Russia, May D.
Count Witte and his wife have gone
abroad. After a visit TO their daugh-
ter, at Brussels, they intend to take
the baths in Germany.
The Count spoke in an exceedingly
pessimistio vein to friends before he
left st. Petersburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
REVOLT IN COREA

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Toxic. Japan, May 25.-Another
revolt has been started in Corea, this
time at Hongiu, whore several hum
dred rebels have apparently seized
and are holding the town. Hongiu Is
protected by strong walls, and it will
be impossible to take it without
artillery.
AT the request Of Coreans, the
Japanese have dispatched force to
cope with the rising, which is re-
ported to be the most serious thus far
etartpd
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AUTOMOBlSILST FINED.

Richard r.. Banks Accused of Riding Too
Fast.
Richard R. Banks had a hearing In the
Municipal Court, today, on the charge. OF
violating the automobile law, alter wnlcn
he Was fined $50 with costs. Motor Cycle
officer Harry Pierce testified that oa lAHt
inc boulevard at a rate of speed OF teiveon
20 to % miles an hour.
Banks told the court the automobile ne
was driving was new cre nnd ne vas
testing il 10 zee how Il started and stoppeu'
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IN Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Co. /
phfladelphia. MAY 23d, 1905
RroposaIs.
nR0PnsALs

DkOPQsALS
| sealed proposals for constructing and erecting
concrete steel bridge over Brandywine creek, at
Van Buren street. In the city OF Wilmington, and
endorsed Proposals for Bridge" will be received
o. The office Of the Water Department southeast
corner sixth and King streets, Wilmington, Del.
until 80 o. m on Monday. June llth, 1906. and
will be publicly opened and read at that time
The Board of Water Commissioners reserves the
right 90 accept any bid OF 10 reject any oil bids
should deem it TO be for the best Interests Of the
city Of Wilmington 10 do So
Plans ana specifications may be seen. ond iQrins
Of proposals ana contracts may be obtained az
De Office of the Chief Engineer Of the Water De-
lariment, Southeast corner Sixth ana King
streets Wilmington. Del. and also nc the Office Of
ne Concrete steel Engineering Co, Park Row
Building New York City. Copies OF the specln'
cations and plans may be obtained upon making
adCp0st of SO, said deposit TO be returned upon
return Of the plansand Specifications
my253t Chief Engineer.
OPOsALs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
i received by City Council (Crcmatory Com
mittce until June2sth, at 730 p. for the colec.
uon aud removal Of garbage and for the disposal
Of garbage.
Bidders may submit proposals for the collection
ana removal of garbage for a single district or tor
me entire city for the disposal OF garbage or fol
me collection and disposal together. Copies OF the
tpecihcau0ns proposal blanks and envelopes
may be had at the Office Of the Clerk OF Council
h!ler May 18th az 10 a. m. All proposals must be
placed IN the sealed envelopes provided for the pur
pose and must be deposited in the box In the
tolncil Chamber before 7.30 p. m. on date above
specified June 2sthl
me right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
by order Of The Council
JOHNJ. MONAGHAN. Clerk Of Conuci
my2l, ~, ,ls, ,30icf.6 II 18,1S.2O.2 .2527
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MRS. DAVIS IMPROVING.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, May 2s.-The improve
ment in the condition Of Mrs. Jetier-
son Davis, who was reported yesterday
as much better, continued today.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, May %. Weather fore
cast for Delaware;
Partly cloudy and cooler tonighti
fair tomorrow fresh northwest wind.
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The Schooner Mabel Wilson Sank
Early Today Just Outside The
Cleveland BTeakWater.
SHE lad SPRUNG A LEAK
One Sailor Was Drowned and
Seven Other Members OF the
Crew We're Rescued After
a Hard Flight.
THE SCHOONER HAD ANCHORED
But the Waves OF Lake Erie
Soon Engulfed Her.

Three Sailors Were Rescued By tho Tug
hutn and -Four by tho Lifesaving Crew
Capt. Gotham ana Mats 0unnison OF the
Schooner We're nadiy Hurt While Being
Taken From tho sinking Vessel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28
MICHAEL DAVITT ILL

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special wires
Dublin, Ireland, May 2S.-There is
no change in the condition OF Michael
Davitt, which causes the gravest
anxiety.
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See Seventh Page for small Ads. rsefsvsa
TOO tate 10 classify
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Rfmorals.
Eust and found.

~ G. HOLLAND. THE PHOTOGRAPHER has
i. removed to 4O7lS MARKET ST. my2ilt
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:urAtnt


NOR RFNT-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR LoDG-
II ing: also, unfurnished for housekeeping.
my2sstS Apply 5lo p FOURTH STREET.
~ nOOMs-FURNIsHED OR UNFrRNfsHFD.
II my2s.ot 5ol W. SIXTH STREET.
NOR RFNT-NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE AT
= Amy2s.2ti so7 BROWN STREET
NOR RFNT-FIGHT ROOM PORCH FRONT
IT. house neghborhood of Tenth and Madison
All conveniences S2l. Address j y,
my2s2ts Every Evening oaice
TURNIsHEp FIAT FOR LIGHT HOUSE
II keeping. First floor; keierenee;
TSOR RENr-rHREE EuNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
i west side front and back porchcs good looa-
tion. UNION TRUST AND INCORPORATING
COMPANY. my2s3t
NOR RFNT-TwO OR RTHREEUNFURNIsHED
II rooms with use Of bath for light hOuHekcop-
ing. 229 JEFFERSON ST. my2s2tS
T,oR RENT-NICEIY FURNISHED ROOM IN
II good location. Address ID q,
my2d-SS h'cry Evening once
NOR RFNT-NcEIYF FURNISHED ROOM FOR
i gentleman only. 30 E.slNrH ST. my2taN
NOR RFNT-THREEsTORY BRICK DWELL
Il ing, rooms, 7l3 Adams street, possession at
my25sts 2os Church building.
NNOK ltilNI@El hNArttNN NAiNNlN NNts ilNhHNsr
Il keeping l0l3 East Eleventh street, one block
from Pullmans my2ioA
NOR RENT-APARTAfENT. TWO ROOMS AND
L bath, 1907 WEST STREET my2tu
T.oR RENT - FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
L nished rooms ISIS PINE STREET my2i6ti
r-oR RFNT-FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Il myi2mwsims on sHlPLEl slhEEE
T1oR RENT - STORE soc MADISON. GOOD
X md
tlon. Inquire 30 n. bhOOME SIT. mylsmwi-lm
NOR RFNT-FuRNIsHED ROOM FOR GEN.
II tlemen In private family, new home. an con.
veniences. a35 LOMBARD ST., City myimwiu
NOR RENT-ON MARCH 25th. ONE STORY
Il frame building noar Front and Monroe, suit
able for carpenter or blacksmith shop. or business
of any kind. Building d0x20, with yard. Apply
T5oR RENT-sroRE SOUTHWEST CORNER
II Adams street and shallcruss avenue. Suitable
for barber shop. MM. c. IlNDALL,
mi2.u 5ii West Ninth street.
TEOR RFNT OR SALE - NO. 1Oi7 ADAMS
L street, u rooms and bath, hrst-clasa, double
"GI's spf5o-a sos WEST FIFTH STREET
T5OR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS
aisd 49, Easie Hotel Fourth and d French SsS Sta
FURNISHED ROOMS; ALL CONVENIENCE
L aprl2-u 5is KING STREET.
T,OR RENT-TwO FLOORS FOR LIGHT MANU-
II featuring. 40xt20 feetspienty oflight Address
| or call WILMINGTON PROVISION CO.,
eep27-u Third and Orange streets
NOR RENT-ROOMs OR OFFICES.
| II iyla-u 500 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT
Two.siory brick dwelling s23 Poplar street.
rooms. SO per month. Also. store Eighth and Kirk
| wood. sl2 per month l.Il Ilna.lnt .lIlui
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2nblif SHE.

T1XECUTORS EALE II WILL BE SOLD AT
" public sale. at No, 1912 West Third street, on
Thursday morning, May 3lst, nt 10 O'Clock. all
kinds of household and kitchen furniture. parlOr
bed and diningr0om furniture. carpet several
pieces OF antique furniture Everything in good
order JOHN j. DONAdOE, Executor
of Catherine Cotton, deceased.
sudham & Son, auctiOneers.
j. q. A. phone 535. my21-mwf-5t
DUBLIC sALE-wILL BE SOLD AT THE AUC-
tion rooms of sudhnm & Son, No. III East
Fourth street, on Friday, June lst at 130 o'clock
parlor, bedroom and diningrOom furniture,
table, dininrroom chairs and a good lot Of car
pets in brussels, ingrains and rags The above
property is Just out Of storage and Is worth seeing
Goods open for inspection on evening before sale
and morning Of sale.
my26st sTDHAAf & SON.
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QsI-PAIR OF NOSE GLASSES, GOING FROM
80. front and French 10 the p, B. & W. ticket
o.lee Reward ii returned 10
ms-5ot sS8 WASHINGTON STREET.
osI-wHITE FRENCH TOY POODLE. RE
- - aId NaId II returned 20
ny1tE 1901 FRANKLIN STREET.
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Situations ayanted.

E@V9kikEEPER DESIRES POSITION. THOR.
dross n is = Fenced reasonable salary Ad.
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A SooD WILLING BOY. iI SPEAKS GER.
me- i5ol sua English. wants position in store
--l-v-ll Address T. o. BOX qiq Citv
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a5sIp st'aatea female.

ANTED-EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral housework, In family Of three.
my2s-u Apply 1910 WEST STREET.
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already consulted the Southern Pacific
company as TO rates, who offered
the unusually Low rate Of Sl0.50 TO- the
round trip, providing 100 or more pas
sengers buy tickets. This will be an
exclusive ogden excursion, and will no
doubt be taken advantage of by
large crowd who are Interested In visit
ing the little town that is growing very
fast and offers great opportunities for
all kinds Of buCiness. especially In
mining. Several Ogdeniies have already
gone TO Ely and opened up business,
and are doing well. and it is believed
that these get acquainted outings do
much r)od 10 the city. The exact date
Of the outing viii be announced later,
when II IL determined by the railroad
company Just when It's branch line 10
Ely will be completed. II is the intcn-
ton 10 leave ogden one evening. ar
irving at Ely the next morning, spend
one day there and arrive home by the
following morning.
II was also reported at tho meeting
that the committee appointed by the
club 10 solicit aid from the merchants
In raising $1,000 to dcfray the expenses
Of arranging the Weber county fruit
exhibit. 10 be sent tomorrow to the Ma
tional Irrigation congress at Boise, Ida.
had been successful I'm raising more
than the amount necessary In less than
two DAYS
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Judge ID. 4. Lindsay Of Eureka, were
married here yesterday at the home
Of Mayor Frisby. by County Clerk Gee,
Judge and Mrs. Lindsay will reside In
Eureka.
a marriage license has been issued
TO Fred Lewis, Jr.. Of Spanish Fork,
and Sarah J. Amos, OF Payson.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Supt Rawlings has called a meeting
OF the city teachers at their respective
schools. Saturday forenoon. at 10
o'clock, and a meeting Of all the teacn-
ers for two o'clock IN the Praker
school. Matters pertaining TO the
schools will be considered AT these
meetings.
Supervisor u. $. Marshal Of Kamas.
who is here attending the forest sup
ervlsors' convention. reports that on
the lakes at Gilbert's peak the Ice
formed last winter has not been MELT
ed this summer
VIM +. Olson, Jas. r. Fauer. John
J. Peters and A. G. Olson have re-
turned from a trip 10 the reservation.
They report quite an activity there In
opening up the country. OF the towns
they noticed Theodore impressed them
as being a desirable place TO locate and
as showing evidence Of steady adj.
Vancement
Cunning Is here for a few days rest,
after playing In the Orpheum IN Salt
Lake for one week. IN which he drew
the biggest houses ever witnessed In
the history OF the house. hundreds of
people being turned away for lack of
room. Cunning has made a great hIt
and deserves his success which is the
result Of years Of persistent work un-
der circumstances none % favorable,
so far as finances are concerned.
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T oday $ Ogden News

IN the alley by Becrofts store IN 10.
ing this way be- passed Bols,Cads back
window aud was observed by Mr Boil
stead who looked IN his shop aud
found the pants missing he chased
Frazier who dropped the trousers and
ran through the opening by kieseIs
store. across the street. around back
of Nelson q FCrs livery stable and
hid I'm q hearse. where be- was later
found by Officer Coouey who took him
10 the police station. be was we'll
dressed and does not appear as Il De-
needed TO steal for living
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Vera Knight the little u months old
daughter Of Nh and Mrs William A.
knight, died at two o'clock Yesterday
afternoon at the family residence iu
West Weber The funeral viii be- held
Thursday afternoon at one o'clock at
the home OF Ezra Hadley 40 Wes'
Weber
SOCIALIST CONVENTION.
The Socialists Of Weber county win
hold their convention tonight az eight
o'clock az the Court house Jon ogden
for the purpose oi arranging plat
form on which 20 fight the coming
campaign. also 10 name q complete
ticket. This win De the first county
convention 10 he held this year. and
their ticket viii Doe The first m the
field lu this county The Socialists
hope To be able to poll a good vote this
November as the other political par
ties are not united among themselves.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Richard Davis popular Young i'm
Sutducc man, received a letter from
Box 81 yesterday calling him on
mission 10 Switzerland and Germany.
lie expects TO leave in about two
months
John Watson has gone to California
ON business and pleasure. lie viii be
absent about two weeks
The theatrical season VIII Doe opened
in Ogden at the Grand Opera house on
the evening of Sept p. when Georgia
Harper with appear in "Magda
Royal ECcles left last evening for
Los Angeles whore he win visit for a
short time with his mother. Mrs. David
Eccles. who is on the coast for her
health.
The police have been asked to locate
Thomas J, Hamilton rs years Of age.
who ran away from his home In ogden
few days ago.
The people OF Marriott, Weber coun-
~, have voted for "a special road tax
Of five mills 10 be levied this year.
The employees Of the ogden Rapid
Transit company will be unable To
march I'm the Labor dav parade next
week. and have therefore decided TO
deliberately decorate a car TO Doe run
IN the parade
The ogden city school teachers ex-
aminatiOus were commenced this
morning at the High School building
and will continue tomorrow and Fri
day.
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sketch OF the father. VIM. Snow. hy
VIM. J Snow. II was shown that the
plosenitors Of the Shows came 10 New
England about 1885. Two branches of
the original stock became closely con-
nected with the great Latter-day work.
The late President Lorenzo Snow was
a notable representative Of one line.
and the late Apostle Erastus Snow.
brother OF the subject Of this sketch.
conspicuous example OF the other
William Snow. baptized Erastus Snow
and was the instrument I'm the CONVEX
sion Of other members OF the family.
He received the truth In 1892 and from
then until his death I'm 1879 was an
active worker en- the cause. IN the
winter Of 1929, he assisted Albert Car
rinSton and Elias Smith 10 formulate
some Of the first laws ever enforced I'm
the state Of Utah, and later figured IN
the legislature OF Fillmore. IN South
ern Utah. where he was sent as a col
orizer, he lahored hard temporarily. and
spiritually, filling offices Of trust. not
ably probate Judge 81 Washington Co.
and bishop of Pine Valley ward, with
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GRAND CANYON.
THE CANYON OF CANYONS.
IT. Gl0ries and Grandeur Now tc-
ccsIble 10 the Tourist.

Special Correspondence.
Grand Canyon, Aug. 2i-"Not such
lodges as you may have seen whore the
quarryman splits his blocks. hut lodges
from which the gods might quarry
mountains, that rolled OUT on the plain
below would stand a l,fty range and
not such cliffs as you may have seen
where the swallow builds It's nest hut
cliffs where the soaring eagle is lost
Ia view ere he reaches the summit.
stand ON the south steps Of the treas
uTy building in Washington. and look
down Pennsylvania avenue 10 Capitol
Park, and measure the distance over
head. and imagine cliffs 10 extend To
that altitude, and YOU viii understand
what ! mean.
Clouds are playing On the canyon to-
day. Sometimes they roll down i'm
great masses. filling the gorge with
gloom: sometimes they hang above.
from wall 20 wall. and cover the canyon
with a roof OF impending storm: and we
can peer long distances mp and down
this canyon corridor. with It's cloud
roof overhead. its walls Of black gran
itc, and its river bright with the sheen
Of broken waters. Then a gust AZ wind
sweeps down a side guch, and. making
rift In the clouds. reveals the blue
heavens. and a stream OF sunlight pours
in. Then the clouds drift away into
the distance and hang around crags.
and peaks, and pinnacles and towers.
and walls, and cover them With a man
ne. that lifts from time 10 time and
sets them an In sharp relief Then baby
clouds creep out ~ side canyons. glide
around points. and creep back again
into more distant g0rges The
clouds are children Of the heavens. ana
when they play among the rocks they
ma them 10 the region above
Thus wrote Maj. Powell, g. years ago.
OF the magnitude tho beauty. the
gloom, Of the awful depths Of The Grand
canyon of the Colorado. The explorer
wrote as he saw. and saw as he wrote:
and In graphic lines pictured II we'll
yet We cannot understand until we
too have seen g.
Your correspondent has spent the
past few weeks I'm this canyon Of can.
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RAYMOND, CANADA.
STORM HINDERs HARVEST.
Prospects for Bountiful Crops of M
Kinds

Special Correspondence.
RAYMOND. Albert Canada. Aug. %.
-Horyest was in FUN blast until the
recent storm which is still In progress
and 10 those who have their land
ready FOR fall wheat n is certainly a
blessing.
4 large beet crop is expected. which
viii BE- materially benefited by the
present storm.
The saying that patience shall be
rewarded seems 10 be having lis full
filment this sea son In this district. and
tho people 20 buOyant with hope and
II looks rs though all would practically
be lifted from tho effects of the three
years drouth and frost
Alberta is Just beginning 20 realize
the benefits ~ colonization and has a
bright future before her. The eye
Of tho nation is now upon this thrifty
province which is forging ahead on
sound basis and I'm the near future
her products shall find their way into
the markets Of every civilized n2tion,
for they are second 20 none