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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

Among the bills introduced we're: A
bill to provide for the retiring of certain
officers and employees OF the COMMON
weslih on bali pay for life; concerning
railroad companies in which, CT In the
stock or security of which, the common.
wealth (u IT. Own name or otherGist)
eirectly or Indirectly, owns, possesses Or
is entitled 10 any propri.t ary rights or
interest to require additional license
t'xss to be paid by ell aveling olrt,-, 90
and carnivals; to amend ehapts, 267 nj
an act 10 provide fos !hs navment n
licersa tax for lie ezh" o;,ion ~ on mor.
lUg p"tu:e hS .uIne, photograph, etc.,
"hea LIE price of admission does not ex.
r. "a the Gum of 10 cents; to amend sec.
tiop 504 of the code relative to tbs co.,
tents of the personal property tex book;
to regulate the sale of petroleum pro-
ducts u,ed for Illuminating purposes; t)
authorize tas STATE Corporation Commits.
sion to appoint oil inspectors and other
agents, aud TO raise revenue to carry cut
the pr7oisious OF this act; to license and
regulate the running OF automobiles,
iocomohles snd other vehicles and
conyeyauces. whose motive power Is
other than apimal power, along aud over
2nblic highways OF this state, etc. to
provide Tor the elet ton OF school trus-
t:es in the year 1911, and every four
years thereafter; to require all railroad
compariss whose chaItsrs require sueh
companies to take up or set down pse-
sangets to III ill The arms OF u,h char
!eT; u make it unlawful for fire iusuf.
ance companies, licensed t. trausqc.
business il this lt':e, to charge q rate
On property in this stsle 10 exceas OF the
ntss chprged by such companies Oh the
ssme class of property in the District OF
Columbia, or in any ttlte adjoining the
state of Virginia; to amend section 9 Of
an act to provide for the ex:ensIon OF
the corporate lint, OF cities and towns;
10 prohibl! mayors of cities in this state;
who receive salaries, from collecting fees
fox Issuing warrat t. or trying cases; to
amen an set approved March Is, 1906,
enItled an &C: to provids for tae consol-
idstioa or annexation of c ties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

SPEAKER BYRD 10 ths Etu,e OF Dele
gst,s, on 5:t1rday, cf.red bill provlc.
ing for tia inspection OF sl kerosene and
other Illuminating oils sold in this ststs.
Uadag lhe provisions of the bill the
sssIe corporation commit:ee Ia to appoint
an oil inspector, who is to have assist
ANITA, including q chemist. A tax OF
halt cent per gallon is to bs charged oil
companies to pay for this. This in.
creas. is aimed st the Standard Oil CON.
pany. The speaker seems to look net
beyond The end of his nose In this ma
ter. Does he not see that if The state puts
the x on oil the owners OF the oil will
amply raise the price and then the peo'
pls vii! pEy the tax. Bal the prevailing
idea With mauy of the present legislators
is "ihe psopls be d." Mr.. Byrd has
become ore of the most radical members
of the legisls,u's spd with such radical
at its hea6, but little Gao bs expected OF
tho body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

Four Standardization measures, it is
nov said By Mr.. TsfPs triends, are az
tused CT pssssge a! this session of Congress
After conferences with ssDs.ors and rep.
sesentntiyes ou Saturday, President Tsft
tod callers that he felt certain the amend.
ments to The interstate commerce act,
the postal savings bank bill, the anti
inju action propositions snd the stat shood
bill will 60 Though. The situation now
seems to poTtend that the Alasks legisla
tive council bill, the federal incorpora.
ton bill aad several other measures de.
sired By the president will either fall BY
the wsyslde or bs laid upon the shelf fol-
another time. Even tae four measures
mentioned shove may getaway from Mr.
Taft before be knows 1t,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
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WASHINGTON.sD,IC.
News Of the Day.

Former Vice.Prssjdent Fairbanks co.
| cupied the pulpit In Bsrliu church yes.
! terday.
An alleged p'o! by ex- p'esid mt Castro's
| friends to overthrow the present V-ne-
zuelan government was discovered and
| many arrests we're made in Caracas.
For 'ha frat tine 10 msny yeara, Ice
formed 10 tho gulf OF Mexico, on Friday.
A drop il the temperature 10 a degrees
above zero vas responsible
Advices from 3 'us6elGs, NicsHsgua, say
that the insurgents had driven General
Vasquez from his position near San
Vicente, the American scouts taking q
leading part in the action.
Iu New York oa S llrdsy eight
counterfeit,rs get jail sentences sgsre-
ga.lug so years and fiues 81 600, Lupo
and Morello, the leaders, G tt ng thirty
five and twenty-five years, retpect Vely.
Mrs. Caroline V. Mines, widow OF
Col. John F. Mines, better known TO
stuiert, of old Nea York through bis
volumes, under the pen name "Feix
Oldboy," died suddsDly ycsterdsy MON,
Ing st her home in Washington.
Mrs. Mary Catherine Fountain,
formerly OF Woodstock, Va, wss found
dead 10 bed in Washington yesterday,
her death resu'ting from heart disease
She was the aidow of Oonfedertt,
soldier.
Half craz2d By drink and domestic
tfoubles John O, GaTgsn, twerty.si1
years old, OF Brooklyn, on Saturday eVsu-
Ing shot bis brother and RE fath,r iu.lsw
in the saloon OF Joseph keea. Gargsn
sttsmp,ed to kill binstlf, end when t1at
failed he tried to egcape, bu. vas caugtr
within te9 blocks Of the saloon. He
Is clerk in stuh Brooklyn rope
walk.
The csse for the prosecution In the
Billipger Pinchot inquiry has practically
5een closed. When the commi tee I'D
jorrGed Saturday afternoon u til FIR day
next, Mr. B;anceis stated that lhsre was
some corrooorstive evidence, yet 10 g
produced srd that Clifford Piuchtt prob
6bl7 would want 70 mEKe AIT ment be"
fore be coula snnouIca that his case wss
ended. hr, Pincbct Wss t. hsve taken
the ssard Sa urds yblt ctud o:be found
during the luncheon recess.
Before large congreg ton At the
New York Avenue Psesby terisn Otutch
Washington, Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe
spoke last night on "a Royal Fa lore."
H aaid. In part: "The divine pu pose
of the church is to be meesirg plsce
With God. Blu; 1t ia made lecture rom,
a house OF entertainment, social club,
aud Often mere millinery shoH place.
Men make 1t real estate proposition;
women tsshiona able display, aud chill
dren playhouse. IL would be lmpres.
sive could some one disclose Why some
people really build churches ADD others
sit nd them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

A DISPATCH from Osiro, Illinois. to.
ia, sa,s sl is qni;t in that city. Cn
Thursday night mob SURROUNDED jail
where tao colored purae.suatchers we're
confined for the purpose OF lynchiUg the
pri,ouers. Tba membsrs OF the gang
de6ad the soldiers 90 su'Fd when tbs
1sttef were ordeEsd TO FIRE ir tt the would.
be yuchers. Oae voliey was 50 fficiept.
Tbs apidt of mob Law which was uo
to fever hca, 10 less time than it takes t.
tell i. had fallen to zero. One man waa kiI:-
ed snd number wounded. L. Is to be
regretted tbs. it 10 at times necessary t
resort to tu;h drastic measures in order
30 a.iDg so: pesce, ut, like thunder
stosuls, they lu:ify tie atmosphera. The
capt in OF tae company which was guard.
Ing the Jail WIS evide TT a disciple oil
Napoleon Bonepa.t,. l. will be remem-
bered that be discharged a volley Of
CRAPS aud canister ioto Paris mob,
and the historian significantly observes
sand the revolution was over" Cap.
tain Waddell, at one time In charge OIL
tbs Confederate cruiser Shenandoah, in
tbs !,t CT yeara OF his life WAS in COM
maud Of ihe MsTglaud police navy. The
oys.et ga, came on aud he started after
che law. r,akers 10 steamer upon which
was inquired caunop. Hs overlook
some beats which we're engaged 10 the
war and ordered t hem to heave to. The
CAT t!Ids paid DO atIeIt on 10 Waddell.
Il, dischsrsea his cannon irt) the feet,
killing some OF The crews and injaring
others. Tee newspapers of that Cay
tersely observed sand the oyster war wss
over" In The three cases Cited shove
the right men we're in tae right places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Virginia News.

virginia news.
Chss. M. Chrismore died of lu1er
oalosis Saturday, near White Post
| Clarke county, aged thir!y.one years.
John b. Gfaber, native of BaIti
more, but resident OF Winchester fol
80 years, died Saturday of Bright
disease, aged 81 years. he was an ex.
pert tt)ne carver.
Mrs. BEETLE Kent HarTlson, wife OF
Judge Geo. N. Harrison, of the Con,'
Of Appeals, died in Richmond Sunday
Of pneumonia. Tbs body Haa taken to
stsuton for burial,
The VlrginIau publishing Company,
of Warrsntop, T. L. Poindezt,r owner,
has been declared iusol7ent. Tbs paper
will be CONTINUED by W. Q. Marshall
II tt the property il disposed of.
The Rev. Oharlea E WoodsoD, rec! o,
Of S!. Peters Episcopal Church, Nor
lolE, has received call to tae Church
of the Good Shepherd at Columbia, 8.
G., aud, 1t is believed, he will accept.
Fire In tho basemeat of St. P1upa
Episcopal Church, Norfolk, lsst night,
threatened ID destroy the historic old
house OF Sorship and created intense
excitement. The damage, however, Hid
no prevent services being held last night
and will not exceed $780,
J. A. Linden, highWaynao, and
Jsmes Myers, ssfeblower, fought In tle
tnbertulosis hospital at the peniten t;sry
farm nssr Richmond Friday night and
linden stabbed Myers t. death after
having been badly beaten With roker.
The quarrel was the revival CT grudge
which originated between the two men
bsfore saey we're convicted.
Whsi appeared at first TO be most
ssnsst onal feature OF the session of the
iHouae OF Delegates on Saturday wa a
statement made by Mr., johnson, OF
Ru ,ael county, that he bad been of.red
800 to vote for the Riaon divorce bill.
Ga being questioned, however, Mr. Joht-
SOD explained that be bad net mesnt
to charge st.empt:d bribafy. A client
had asked him to vote for the bill, and
had said that II 1t we're passed and he
could secure 8 divorce under It be would
pay fee of s400. 1! was transaction
between lawyer and CLIENT
Continuing Ills fight on the Sta'e
Board OF ECU :atisn, Mr.. Love on Friday
last ca. red in the H"use an amen jment
to the constitution striking out the sec
ton specifying the competition of the
Stat Board OF Education. He Substitutes
a simple paragraph sitting that the ed
ucatioral affsirs Of the sts,e shall be
under the control OF the governor, tie
attorney general and the superintendent
o! public instruction. This was tbs plan
uodst the old Constitution, and Mr..
loves idea Is to make all the members
OF the beard directly auenabls to the
neonle By election,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. 2l, 1910.

AS a.ed in tbs Glzstte OF that DAY
the R!soa fasy-iiyorce bill which sts
passed ny tho S:nste recently and whls D
was on Friday iayorably reported to lie
HUE with sugar coa:ed amendment,
which practically meant nothing, was
killed on Saturday by the lover brsT ca
by vote Of So to 16. The HoIse did
we'll in se:tiog all owe. Mr.. Ros1ell
PAGE and his comm, tee on courts CT
10 ,.ica az It did. He knew sthe bill Wss
Opposed by s lsrze maj oritJ of the got d
DeopIe Of the stlts-men and Womer-
sc. he persisted in upholding it and at.
tso;pted to force it's passage. The oppr-
neats of the bill based their attacks on
the belief that the passage of the meas
ure would create q new cause for divorce
in this state, would act SIS an incentive
for desertiou by husband or wife, aud
would terd to destroy the homes. Mr..
Page, however, dissenled from this view,
and said tina, 10 his opinion 1t was bill
in the i.t.rest of common humanity
Mr. Cooke 10 opposing the bill said that
shere was to be found before the leglsls-
t,ye oaly paid attorney asking for the
essssg;s of this bill. This attorney &C.
mite that 1t is done for the beneh! OF tue
guilty party. Continuing Mr.. Co'k'
said lawyers had told bin that the word
ssmay" 10 reference t, t,e granting OF
tn e al divorce you'd meac "nus. .
n ;. uo~tv', nmittse has -
ce1r,i from po tpn and has aneod @
tle bill. But, ne said, it was no better,
in The opinion of eminent lawyers VIC
have examined it. The sentiment
which cad been aroussd during the pat
ten day, vas too great, and The maj rity
for killing the measure was overwhelm.
ing, So i! should have been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Wants Justices Tongue Curbed'

Bo t ID, Mass., Feb. 2l.-ADsered
by 1t s,emert, made By Ju ,tice w. O.,
Wait, of the Gu oerior Court that uaiop-
lam by checking appret tceship 10
Massachusetts, was responsible for nu b
OF the law breaking of the state, the
Boston Central Labor union today de-
mauded of Governor Draper curb up ID
The cf1euding juritts tongue. At lite
met ting the union passed resoiu Ion Of
protest which WAS today transmitted to
the Stata House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
President TAFT delivered a blow at suf.

President Taft delivered blow at suf.
frage In The District of Columbia lac
Saturday afternoon when he addressed
The George Washington Memorial Assc-
citation at Continental Hall. ''The city
of Washington is national city," said
the president. ri know there are these
who live In this city who thiuk that in
soma way or other 1t has legal quality
an that they, beiog free-born American
citiz,ns, tuyh! to be given sn oppcr-
tInl,y u vote. We'll | don't symps=
lhiz, with that feeling at all. II they
want to vote they want TO move out to
Maryland or cut TO OinoInnati, or out to
some other good place." The president t,
also thought it was foolish for women 10
want to Y: t, in the District OF Columbia
The me; ting VAS held to emphasize the
p.tj ,ct for III lding an immense neuo-
rial hal! named after The first president
aad S.nttJrs Lodge and blstcn, aud
Justice Harlan, Of the Supreme Court,
also made addresses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
One Hundred Persons Drowned.

London, Feb. 2l.--Approximately
100 drowned have already been &C.
etu9t2d In The serious Saturdays and
III lday's stern on The SEA and along
the COST aud the list is being added to
almost hourly.
No further tidings have been received
Of large unidentified steamship sighted
last evening off Ost Craig, Scotland. She
Was disabled and drifting norshWard. l.
ia feared that she hes been lest
The damage On land will run into
hundreds of thousands OF dollars and ex-
tends generally throughout England.
Telegraphic comm u lication ia badly
interruI ID, especially With moth Eng.
land points. For several hours today
comm ua!cslion with LlVerp7o! vas cu'
"a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
The Suspected Murderer.

Atlantic City, N. ] Feb. 2l.-Dt-
spite the fact thst his brother Owls
admits that William Ssyler was On
Youug's pier With Jane Adams only a
short time before she disappeared, Will.
liam Say!er, after seyenty-tWo hour
interrogation BY the police ioals!s tatt
Orvis lies,
William declared he wss not on the
pier With her aud deies the officers to
prove tha! be knew anything about the
manner in which she came 10 her desLb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

THE annual meeting cfthe stockholders Of
1 THE WASHINGTON INDUSTRIAL
COMPANY. Incorporated, will be held at
the principal oifi.e of the company, Ill south
Fairf.x street: Alexardria, Virginia, on
MONDAY, March :, 1870 at 2 O'Clock D. m,
for the election OF directors for the ensuing
ysar and TO transact such other business ss
may bs properly before the meeting.
Books open for the transfer of stock cf The
company until p. m. on February 2Sth.
WIN, P. BECKWITH,
teb21 I'd Assistant Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Flight of Hotel Gueats.

pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 2I-Guests ct
Newell's and the AnllcrHotel were for
ced to fee lightly clad, after having
been aroused by police and fremen
early today when the two hotels were
threatened by FIRE which swept eight
floors of the Schmidt building. The fire
is said to have originated on the stage
OF the Family Theatre, vaudeville
house, located in The rear of the Schmidt
building. There were a hundred Offices
in the building and each suffered from
Ere and water. The loss was SIo9, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Warning to PrIuce Nicholas.

Vienna, Feb. 2l.-Prirce Nicholas,
of Greece, who was en- ronie f'om ct.
Petersburg to A hens to attend council
OF the royal family, was intercepted t.
day at Trieste by dispatch telling him
not to come to Athens st this time.
The message indicates an unexpected
development in the Greek crisis, but
whether 1t means that King George has
gained control over the army league
and has decided not to sbdics'e, or that
the presence OF Nicholas 10 Athens would
ado to the danger confronting tae royal
family, is not Known.
Several Vienna papers declare that the
recall of the prince Vas due to the kings
determination to s6dica!e at the end OF
tae week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
S9c and SOC COlOred
Linen
Saalt1IngS
- g. A YARD

40 pieces, bought at "a great sacrifice lin
fact, at about one.third actual value. Our
customers shall, reap tho benefit. Cor we have
placed on sale 5000 yards Imported Linens,
in stripes and checks, of white, black, blue,
brown. and green on grounds Of light blue.
pink, Copenhagen, brown, lavender, and
natural; the much-wanted fabric for women's
and children's suits. The like in value sell
dom offered. Think OF it. At times the
tariff alone on this cloth would cost as much
as we shall ask ron for this lot. No mail or
phone orders fllet or sent c. o. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Fighting 10 India.

Allahabad, India Feb. 2I-News Of
severe fight ng between the several
thousands native revolution SITS that one
practically beseiging Jagdaipur, in cent
raj India, and the troops that are being
rushed to the scene, are momenlarily ex-
pected, The troops are armed with ma.
chine guns end have been orderedto sup.
press the revolt at aly cos SO far the
defense of the city has been in the hands
of 100 police and han it'll OF soldiers,
who have engaged the revclutionists in
number of small fights and have killed
a number. The uprising is said to be due
to the expressions OF the Jagdsipur
Rajah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 2l.-Atier the ear'y
irregu!arity a generally week tone de:
7eloped and at the end OF the first hour
prices Of a majority of both industrials
aud railroads shove iosses OF from one
10 two ,i1ts. The L5ndon marke! wss
of. Ia the last half of the forenoon
the market showed q 6rmer tone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Premier uf Egypt Dead.

Oatio, Egypt Feb. 2l.-BsttEose Pash
Ptensr of Egypt, died today irom the
.hres bullet wounds ia6 ct d vest rday
by I5rabim Wsrdsni, q leading member
OF The society thst ia seeking Ezyptlsn
independence through terrorist methods
There are fears thst Boulrosoo sas.
sinstion may precip tsts aui-ErgIith
disorders and the troops in the barTscks
arc being held liz readiness to suppress
the frat demonstration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
TOday's Telegraphic News
No State Wide,

Especial dispatch TO the Alexandria Gazette.]
Richmond, w., Feb. 2l.-The house
committee on privileges and elections
this morning reported the S:rode ,t!e
wide era5liug act With the Recommended.
ton th:t It does not pass. The ct'on
OF The committee ia understood 10 have
been almost Il lauimous only one mem.
Der tsVoriug the bill. Todsys act on is
regarded Sc set back fer the bill which
however, will 60 to the faaocs commit.
tee before 1t comes up for discussion snd
action on the floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washington,
dedicted the new Garrett Park Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, Monroe snd
Lexlns u streets, Baltimore, yesterday
afternoon. The handsome stone edlhce,
constructed at o cost Of $50, 900 was The
scene OF an ALMOST coustaut aerV!ce all
day yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

The Duke of Tallerand and Ssgsn
father of Prince Hslie de Ssgap, husband
OF Anna Gould, died in Paris today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

The Egyptian premier ~as shot three
times Yesterday By ttudsnt, who said
be desired TO avenge act, Of this govern.
mept,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21

Standard Army Shoes for men. The
most comfortable and durable shoe made
can be had at J, A. Marshall s. Bros.
4a2 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21
Tho Market.

Georgetown, D. O. Fsb.2l Whssi 115-RE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-21


Whist is known "a tls 'tmental ar
gnish" bill WAS reported favorsbly from
the House committee for courts OF ju !.
tice,
Fortune telling received the disappso-
baton of thu House committee on gen
ersl laws, which reported iavorably tie
HarRood bill breaking up this practice
for pay.
The bill prohibiting tao em ploymer
OF toys or inexperienced paraous as
railway telegraph operators vas report ID
from the committee on roads and ir r.
nal Ea7instiop, with the recommends.
ton taat 1t do not pass.
The committee on insurance and
banking reported the bill forbiddIrg t re
issuance of charters to banks with leas
than SO, 600 capital stock.
The HtEas sgreed d the S,nste
amendment ID the bill allowing the
clerks OF CT urts in celt,iu counties ond
cities u coliec! transfer fees OF commits.
siouers of tt g revenue.
The Fl use passed the bill! regulating
the running 8, large of certain stocks.
1t also psssed the bill regulating the
practice of medicine and surgery.
q bill was offered by Speaker Byrd,
providing for the inspection of all kero'
sen. and other Illuminating oils sold in
this state. The corporation commission
Is to sppoint an oil inspector, Who is to
haYs sssis:ants, including chemist.
To detray the expenses of this work 3
charge of hslf cent q gallon is to be
made. 1t Ia quite evident to the lay
miad tast 10 addition to paying the e.
penses, such tax would yield so in
mense revsnlsIo the stale,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
9arren.NbcnS bes rYuruGrts."

oreiaftises 6eItipieI, betite!t
Ism Sanne bes Sollep'ifcu So,
mcten," briugen Mitglieoer oes
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8eiie 5llr Nuiiiibrung. Gid
beiterer mo a~eoiegener Abenb.
Totto: ngue Mcuiden limo
Narren.
Zen 9nfong mad)en
t3 ~. .i4f Die &eiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
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