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ONE KILLED
One Fatally Injured and -Four o4hers
seriously Hurt In Accident In
Which Two Autos and
Team Figure.

LEBANON. Pa July 12.-One man
was killed, another probably fatally
injured and four others seriously hslrt
IN collision near Annville TODAY in
which two automobiles and a team
figured. The two cars we're close 10.
gether and going w the same direc.
ton when they met the team Ac.
cOrding ~ one n the injured men. ali
whom were occupants Of the frat ma.
chine. the second car in trying TO
get ahead struck the team and then
sidcswiped tho other automobile The
second car did not stop and its occu-
pants are unkonwn to the authorities
who have started an investiration
The dead man o. Claude Wittars.
Raymond Stauffcr was probably fatal
y injured. Both we're from Palmyra.
Pa. lnd each about 20 vearl old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
CASE OF PLAGUE
Another Case Of Bubonic Plague
shows UP az New orieans-First
Woman 20 Be Stricken

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 70 An.
other case of bubonic plague. the nfh
discovered here since the disease an.
peared two weeks ago. was found to.
day Dr. W g. Ruckcr. assistant sur
gcon general of tho United states
health service called in 10 diagnose
the case of negro woman. who be.
came ill Thursday. declared 10 was n
typical bubonic plague case This 81
the first woman 20 be- stricken
The woman. Elizabeth Domingo. was
employed In restaurant within two
blocks from whore the first case was
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
MRS. PANKHURST
Participates in Suffraqotte Parade
Despite Fact That Her License
of Release Has Expired.

LONDON. July 12-In spite Of the
lact that her license of release from
Holloway Jail had expired. Sylvia
ihnkhurst took part today in a sur
fragist procession through the Easf
End. OF London TO Canningtown pub
nc hail a large number Of members
OF the East London federation with
band and banners. assembled out l.
side OF Miss Pankhurst's residence
and the band played The Red Flag"
ss she entered waGonette unmo-
Tested by the police She was quick- o.
ly surrounded bys bodyRuard OF
friends and supporters.
The militant leader was loudly
cheered when she reached the hail
and again when she rose 10 speak
Miss Pankhurst advocates no
vote no rent crusade which would
terrify The government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
VIOLATED YOSTLAW
Hotel Proprietor, 4 Guest and Three
Negroes Arrested on Serious
Charge az Blueheid.

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
BLUEFIELD W. Va. July 1.-THE
police raidcd the Avenue hotel here to
day and arrested the proprietor. Pearl
smith. and a travelling man who was
found In his room a. the hotel and
charged both with retailing whiskcy.
a railroad man swore out the warrant
after. 10 is alleged be bought two pinta
from smith. Smith was Jailed I'm de-
fault ~ s 600 bond
Three negroes. whose names were
unobtalnablc. we're arrested here this
afternoon az they aiirhted from a
train from wet town In West Vir.
rinia. having In their possession many
quarts oi booze. They claimed they
had bought 10 for others for delivery
here. and the officers nabbcd them for
violating the Yost law
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Is FIRM
Carranza VIII Not Confer Win
Huerts Until After Lstter's Un.
conditional Surrender.

SALTlLLO. Mexico. July 70 Cvia
Laredo. July 12I-After n conferonce
here between John r. gHIlman ron.
rescntative u the United States and
benereN larranza. announcement was
made today that the ConstitutionaIist
leader vas firm in his determination
not 10 confer with President Huerta
until after the latter's unconditional
surrender
Whether Carranya Indicated tbts N
tho American representative Vas not
stated " was declared however
that Mr. Silliman WAS accorded a
hearty welcome The two met yeeter-
dav and remained in conference some
time
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NEBA CRUZ. july l2.-To save his
country from the horrors OF civil war
ana MS capital from capture and nor.
maps, sack by victorious army. Gen
eral Huerta intends to resign the pro-
Fislonal presidency and leave Mexico.
hls statement was made TODAY nv
hoberto Esteva-Ruiz. Mexican subsec-
rretary OF foreign affairs. who reached
vera Cruz from Mexico CITY on HIS
way TO Europe. Huerta, he said. will
surrender the government to Francis.
co Carbajal. the new minister of for
eign affairs. who. in turn. will step
aside. when the time comes. for some
other provisional president wholly ac.
ceptable TO the const1tutionalists.
Just when the change will come. Es-
tava;Ruiz said he did not know. THE
president did not make me his conn.
dante he declared. nor did | have
much time to talk with him after IL
was determined that ! should leave
the cabinet" He was convinced.
however. that Huerta would lay down
ns power during the coming week
and IL would not surprise him. he said,
IL his resignation were announced 10
morrow
Carbajal. he added vss suss<sfsa
as provisional president by the Amer
lcan delegation at the Niagara Falls
mediation conference and agreed TO
by Huerta's delegates and the South
American mediators. while the consti-
tutionalists indirectly had conveyed
the idea that he would be acceptable
to Carranza.
That is." explained the Mexican
sub-secretary, "Carbajal would be a
more provisional president than the
real provisional president TO be
named later"
Villa May Not Accept
When the suggestion was first made
Villa had not indicated his willingness
20 accept Carbaial. Esteva-Ruiz went
on. and he doubted Villas willingness
tcontinusd on Page NinsJ
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BREWERY BURNS
Fire Breaks Out In homestead Brew.
cry a. homestead. Pa. Causing
Loss % 100000

PITTSBURGH Pa. July f2.-Fire.
which broke Out in tho hon house Of
The HOmesfoad brewery Of tho indie
pendent Brrwinr Company az Home.
stead late today quickly communi.
Gated 20 other buildings and caused
damage estimated at 600 600 before
% was cNt.nCuishcd BY the combined
companies of four horOuchs Pas
sonEers on Pennsylvania railroad
train who opened the windows 10 %
The blaze. received drenching wheu
a hose burst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
CAPTURE ARMS
Onionists Take Arms From poIie,
Seized by Customs Officials

LONDON. July 13.-The London.
derry correspondent or the Daily Ex-
press. sends a sensational storv n,
how one hundred Ulster volunteers
on saturday morning recaptured al
the Enniskillen station a CONSIGNMENT
or arms and ammunition which had
been seized at Londonderry on We'd
nesday by the custom authorities
ne consignment was being conveyed
from Londonderry to Dublin under an
armed guard OF ten policemen.
At the Enniskillen station the vol
unteers surrounded the guards with
drawn revolvers. swiftly removed the
cases and placed them in motor cars.
Ihe police were powerless
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LIBERALS WIN
Defeat Conservatives In Manitoba
ard Add Another Seat 20 Total
In partfawret

WINNIPEG Manitoba July Ia
Tho liberals. the opposition in Mani
toba 20 the Robin government added
another seat TO their list when late
returns today showed the election of
Slgfussen over Taylor. the govern.
ment candidate and former member.
This leaves the standing of tho par.
ties a. follows.
Conservative % Liberals. 22
Three elections deferred
" D. considered probable that Sir
Redmond Robin will not be- able 90
carry on the government as no must
elect speaker out of his total.
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WOMAN KILLED
Husbsnd Probably Fatally Injured and
-Four Children Badly Hurt When
Auto Turns Turtle.

NENFlELDS, y. J.. July 12=Mrs
Mary Orr. Of PHILADELPHIA. was Killed
her husband James orr. frobablv
fatally Injured and their four children
were hurt more of less seriously wien
thetr motor overturned today while
rounding curve near here Mr. and
Mrs. Orr were buried beneath the ma.
chine while the children we're thrown
into ditch az the roadside
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KILLED BY BULL
Animal Throws Sword of Toreador
Into stand Striking Man IN Neck
Two Matadors Wounded.

MADRID July 12-The bulls car.
ried on the honOrs IN the bull fighting
here today. In the event for anna
tours. the sword Of one OF the torca-
dors was caught by the bull and toss
ed into the stand n struck a spccta
tor In the neck. killing him Later "a
Mexican swOrdsman. Miguel Frey. ~.
ter killing the first bull was mortally
EOrcd by the second The fighting
then stopped for the day
MARSEltIES. July t2-tn a bull
night here today matad0r. Ocotito.
was desperately wounded. the bull
striking him IN the abdomen with a
side blow of the horn
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HUSBAND AND FATHER LOOK
ON WHILE WOMAN BROWNS

PITTSBURGH Pa. July While
tho husband and father % ono % the
victims looked on unable 10 aid them.
Mrs William FORESTER. 3s. of Whit.
aker. and Mrs Charles Kernev 2S. ~
bonneville. we're drowned while bath.
mr IN me Monongahela river a. VIII
son TO-DAY Nrs Forreater's husband
and her father. John Wilson. stood on
the river bank. but could render no
aid
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JUDAS ISCARIOT HONORABLE
COMPARED TO SEN. Chiffon
FIGHTING
Already Started az San Iui. petosi
and Several Cissnes al Out
pests Nave Tssen Place

sALTiLi.o. Mexico. July ll.-tVla
Laredo. Texas. July 12l Fighting
already has commenced al san Luis
fotorl Engagements of outposis de
signed BY the oonstitutionalists to es-
tablish the federal strength and DO
sition. are OF daily occurrence. accord
Ing To reports received here by Gene
raj Carranza. These actions are care
ful reconnaissance
According TO information received
by the con stitutionali SITS General Gus
taNo MAas hsk his forces estimated al
not less than $4,000 men strongly en-
trenchcd within the city 4; Is not be
heyed that Mas will attempt a sally
but that he will make his stand with
In the city.
Moral Eject Good.
Th~ moral effect OF the Guadalajara
victory has been great according to
well Informed constitutionalist orfi-
cials. Constitutionalist soldiers under
General Gonzales. II was said. are
imbucd with the utmost confidence
and are chahng for an opportunity TO
duplicate tho recent victories al Quad.
alatara and Zacatecss OF the divisions
OF the northwest and north A third
victory. making one for each column
OF the general advance to the south
viii mean the speedy opening OF the
gateway to Mexico City a Is declared
and will render the constitutionalist
forces invincible against the final
stand OF the federals. probably at
Queretaro.
viii Encourage Forces
General Gonzales virtually has com
pleted preparations for moving the
reserve troops in this region toward
san Luis Potosi. and probably will
leave here Monday To take personal
command OF the assault His presence
was'eNpected to encourage the forces
VINO fought under him against Mon
clova. Monterey. Tampico and in a
score OF minor engagements
General Obregon is repairing the
railroad lines southeast of Guadala-
Jara. in the direction of Mexico City.
using trains captured from the Fed.
erals
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bdnoon L@no6.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 1.-THE
haiioss Kansas City H.. John Watts
pilot. one of the contestants in the ma
tional elimination race that started
from 81. Louis yesterday. landed near
Enfield, Ill. after a thrilling descent.
according to telegram received to-
day by George VI. Myers. president of
the Kansas City Aero Club.
Watts said that he landed at .. 90
p. m. to-day. lie explained that his
balloon was caught in an electrical
storm. He was at an altitude OF a
thousand feet when he began TO race
10 earth TO avoid the storm. His in.
iuries. caused by the capsizing of the
basket when the balloon landed among
and few bruises. W. r Comstock
his aide. was unhurt. The balloon
watts believed. was not seriously dam.
aged.
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CORNERSTONE
Of New Congregational Church a.
Steubenviile laid Yesterday
With Fine Exercises

special Dispatch to The Intelligence
STEIHENNlLTE o.. July f2 The
cornerstone % the First CONGREGATION.
~ church. being erected at a cost of
SO 600. was laid here TO-DAY by Rev.
n. VI Tenny. Of Oberlin. who delivered
the sermon Rev. T. s Rothcrock. Of
Cleveland. also spoke
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COL WNLlE BEAIL IN INTER
VIEW TELLS HOW HE
WAS ROBBED
By Chiffon and Machine at Park
ersburg-Gi,es Inside Story
and Lamhasts Bosses.

= Grouped with United State.
Senator william e. Chiffon. stat.
Democratic Chairman Glenn L
Shaver. Assistant United State.
District Attorney }. J. y. o,erIer
and Others % the Democratic
bosses ana their hirelinss, Jud..
lsesriot would stand to-day 40
man of high honor"
W Or. Thomas &. Aodoes .e.
eepts the nomination tor Con.
sressman-st-larae. which I under.
stand he expects 20 do IN the
course OF the next few days. I
want 90 serve notice on hin, tina,
ne accepting the nomination OF
the bosses, ard not of the party"
Sitting in the Gold ennr,
the White House one day. await.
INC an audience with the presI.
dent, Senator Chiffon tried 70
nave me invest $4,000 20 $4,000
IN certain North Carolina ooId
mime You have probably heard
something OF u here lately. re
Jeeteo the proposition"
NOW firmly believe that
would have been the Democratic
eand'date to-day had : Complied
M'n senator chilton's request" 4
~ these words Col W. Wiley Beaff
" ellsburg banker. and one of ths
Statt s leading Democrats. denounced
me means employed To defeat him for
'he Democratic nomination for Con.
Ni'Sshlan an-at-l-arge at the parkersburv
three weeks AGO. and the
men VINO maneuvered the machinery
III forcing Dr. Hodges across
The First Interview.
~ was the first interview Col ReaIl
ilas given out on the double-cposssnv :
ne received at ParkersburR ex~en,
,oI that now famous invitation he ex.
.ehded To the Chilton-"J. !. o." fing
20 go plumb TO HI" issued the
morning following the convention. as
he he PASSED through Wheeling. en- route
Since that time Col peau bts u,,.
daughter and son. have been on az
auto tour through Pennsylysnis
Maryland. the District of Colunhia
20 Alantic City. Virginia and We,
v =, lreinia. During all that time Col
Beall had persistently refused IN a..
cuss politics In any manner. shat., n,
lorin. except with one person Tha,
~ son son was none other than William
r.. Chllton himself Col BeaIl was An
80 iaht week ana took advant.
age OF his presence near the capItol
10 run over night last Tuesday. arriy
ing about six O'Clock in the eveninp
ana returning TO Baltimore az nine
o CLOCK "Wednesday morning.
AZ ten O'Clock Tuesday night Col
i'eaIl met Senator Chiffon In the Iaf.
yer apartments at the OccidentaI
hoteL The call was brief but thinRs
happened that have had official Wash.
lnston lHessing and speculating ever
since. Col Beall was smiling affably
""eh ne came out but Senator Chill.
(Conunued on Pare EiRhtl
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WASffINGTDN. july ia Generally
fair weather. with fsnroraturea above
normal cast uf The Rocky mountains
Hnd below normal on fho Pacific afo8e
wac forecast hf the Weather bureau to-
riEhf Tor The coming week
widely erHffrred thunder showers
are probable aatd the bulletin. but no
important diefurhaurr is chartered DO
cross the country during the week q"
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LONDON. July 13.-A Belfast dis
patch 10 the Daily Mail says shots
were exchanged in a fight last Satur-
gay night between Nationalists and
Unionists az Kilrea. county Derry,
The police succeeded in preventing
serious disturbances
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WAsHfHoToH, Juiy la.-Foreoastt
ohio hnd western Pennsyivania a 7I.ocat
thunder showers Monday Tuesday
partly cloudyi moderats variable vyinda
West VirEiuia--Ge1eraliy fair Mon
day and Tuesday.
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER OF
II. c. MCKAY. FAIRMONT
DENTIST, KILLED.
Mckay Fatally Injured and Young
Daughter Seriously Injured.
Auto Skids Into Tree.

Special Dispatch to the .Inteiigencer
MORGANTOWN.-w. Va. July 70
speeding along the Uniontown pike
IN big seven passenger touring car
three miles north Of the city. early
thls afternoon. two. persons were
killed outright and five others in
Iured. two perhaps fatally. when the
driver failed to make a sharp turn
at the top of Easton hill and the
tree.
The dead:
W. S. Mckay. aged about fifty five
OF Rayenswood. West Virginia. faith
er OF ii. c. Mckay. Of Fairmont.
Winfield Mckay. aged seven. son
OF ii. c. Mckay. Of Fairmont
The injured:
Dr. II. c. Mckay. dentist. OF Fair
mont owner of the car, skull frac-
sured' badly cut about the body and
race, internally injured. will die
John w. Wight. OF Fairmont. en-
ployed in the office OF the ConsoH-
dated Coal company. skull fractured.
cuts about the chest and body. may
Dorothy V. Mckay, AGED ten.
daughter of Dr. Mckay, thigh broken
and skull crushed
r. NJ Bailey. Of Fairmont. employ
ed by the J. l.. Hall Hardware com
pany. bruised about the face and
body.
Graham Knox. of Fairmont. chauf-
feur, badly bruised and cut about the
arms and face
Assistance Arrives.
4 few minutes after the accident
an automobile arrived on the scene
and Dr. Mckay and the chauffeur
were taken aboard BY mistake they
went In the wrong direction 10 a
point eight miles north OF the city be
fore the error was discovered. DR.
J. W. Hartigan of this city was sum
moned and the injured men were
taken to the residence Of Harry Bak.
er. one mile east OF Cheat Neck. DIR
McKay's death Is expected momentar-
fly. Wight and the little Mckay girl
were rushed TO this city and placed
in the Hartigan hospital The driver
had been speeding along a mile
stretch and came upon the turn so
suddenly that he was unable to hold
the car on the road The machine
skidded into ditch alongside the
road and ran into a tree All OF the
occupants excepting Bailey and Knox
were thrown from the car and ren.
dered unconscious from the shock
The party left Falrmout shortly
after one O'Clock this afternoon and
were heading for Cheat river 10 spend
the day.
Later Dr Mckay. who was fatal
y injured In the accident died az the
hospital at this place several hours
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HUERTA TO LEAVE MEXICO;
CARBAJAL NEW PRESIDENT
GOODYEAR
Wins the Enrinstion eslioon Race
Being the Only One to CO Any Die
tsnes-lands al Constance, KY.

ST. LOUIS. July I2.-seven o, the
eight balloons which started from 81.
Louis yesterday IN the national elimi.
nation race landed this afternoon and
evening. OF these the Goodyear
piloted by X. A. ID. Preston. OF Akron.
Akron. as bis aid. made the only i'm,
pressive night. The Goodyear
descended at Constance. Ky. a few
miles south OF Cincinnati at 500 d.
m. after having made approximately
32O miles.
The other balloons heard from all
landed within n radius Of l5O miles OF
81. Louis. In the main they reported
unfaNorable weather conditions
Pilot Preston of the Goodyear" re-
ported that he was compelled TO de-
scend because his ballast gave out
The whereabouts of the balloon
San Francisco 1915" piloted by r. s.
Trefts. St Louis. was not known at a
late hour. The last heard of her was
at o'clock Sunday morning when the
balloon passed DahlRrcn. III.
Balloons Reported.
At III o'clock tonight the following
balloons had reported as landed:
Goodyear" Pilot II. A. ID. Preston.
Akron, o.. aide. VI. A. u. Tremelin.
Akron. landed near Constance. Ky.
$50 D. m; approximate distance, 800
miles.
America ILL.," Pilot DIR. Jerome
kingsbury. New York: aide. Clarence
Wynne. Philadelphia. landed near
Princeton. Ind. ll:1O a. m; approx
mate distance. l3S miles.
Miss Sophia" Pilot William ASS
man. St Louis: no aide. landed at
Flat Rock. III: approximate distance.
1872 miles
Kansas City H." Pilot John Watts.
Kansas City: aide. W. r. Comstock,
Kansas City. landed at Enfield. I'LL.
$50 p. m: approximate distance. 1O2
miles
Uncle Sam" pilot Paul ]. McCul-
Tough; William Trefts. aide. landed
near Lewis, Ind. $500 a. m, approx
mate distance $50 miles.
Aero Club OF st. Louis" pilot. Cap
tain John Berry. st Louis: aide. Al
bert Won Hoffman. Jr.. ST. Louis. land? ?
ed hve miles east OF Terre Hautp,
Ind. at p. m. approximately $50
miles.
The Pennsylvania" pilot George
II. Atherholt: aide. Philip Sharples,
philadelphia. landed four miles south
west OF Rockville, Ind. at 9:15 O'Clock
this morning. Atherholt reported tha,
he flew at an altitude of 1000 feet,
most OF the trip. He was compelled
TO land when his gas supply was ex-
hausted
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HUERT
REALIZING THAT FURTHER
RESISTANCE IS USELESS.
WILL QUIT
viii Resign This Week. Probably
To-day - Carbajal VIII Be
Automatically Named.

WASHINGTON. July 12-Eyents
IN Mexico are shaping themselves for
a termination OF the civil strife
which has kept that country In a
constant turmoil and threatened at
one time 10 provoke war with the
United States
General Huerta. against whom the
consututionalists have waged inces-
SAINT warfare since he overthrew
president Madero Is months aro has
tlNen up the struggle az last. Weak
ened by the failure OF the United
states 10 recognize his government
ana cut off from financial support in
Europe. he realizes that the big CON
slitutonallst army, augmented daily
as II presses southwark is al the
thre~hold OF the Mexican capital
Fearful that an invading army may
danger the lives OF an innocent nom
ulation and despoil property. persons
influential with the man who has
dictated affairs in Mexico City al his
own whim have persuaded him TO
ABANDON his hopeless position. Com
prehcnsive messages 10 WASHINGTON
diplomats from LEGATIONS and con-
sulates IN Mexico City thus describe
the situation.
May Resign Today.
Within a few days. perhaps tomor.
row. General HUcrt- will resigu in
iaNor OF his newly appointed minister
OF foreign affairs. Francisco C.irba iaI
until recently cheif justice of the su.
pre- me court Of Mexico. The difficult
ties between the United States and
the Huerta government were com.
posed at the Niagara rails mediation
conference. Huerta leaves the inter
nal problem TO be gettled by his sue
cessOr.
Carbajal is expected to bridge the
gap from the Hueria Tecime TO a new
provisional administration controlled
by the cOHstitutionaiists lie has
been prominent In JUG icial circles but
not active in politics and IL a man
OF conciliatory disposition. anxious
for peace In Mexico and not Of the
type likely 10 offer military residence
TO the approaching constitutionalists
While Carbaials reputation as
man OF fairness and integrity is not
questioned by the COnstitutionalists.
(Contiuued on Paue rfrhtN
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Later Dr Mckay. who was fatal
y injured In the accident died az the
hospital al this place several hours
afterward The injured show some
slight Improvement
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Balloons Reported.

At III O'Clock tonight the following
balloons had reported as landed:
Goodyear Pilot u. A. ID. Preston.
Akron, o.: aide. VI. A. u. Tremelin.
Akron. landed near Constance. Ky.
20 y. m: approximate distance, 800