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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-30
For right is right since Goa isGod
And right the cause Will win,
To doubt would De dislOyalty

TO doubt would De disloNalty
To falter would be sin.
Hon. Hiram Price, appointed commits
sioner Of Indian ~aiiairs, Viii at once
familiarize himself with the duties Of
the Office, so that when contirncd-as
be eventually will be-he will have the
hang of things, SO to speak. ii he will
make some sweeping changes and inflsc
Il new element into The department he
will be a public benefactor.
Secretary Window has met the fnan-
cial problem squarly and his action will
inspire confidence in the future Of his
administrators Responses are being
made to his call by banks all over the
country. The Tradesmen's National
Bank Of New Hagen telegrapled ac-
ceptance Of the terms of Secretary Win.
dom's circular, and forwarded bonds to
the amount Of S2S0,0o0 in 1881 6s 10 the
treasury 20 &c renewed It y per cent
There is no doubt but the total amount
Of the maturing bonds will be practical
~ Soii'Sltcu ihtp d - i"i NtHt. ibdii'
Indeed it is known that a syndicate in
New York is preparing to buy up all the
skies believing that there viii be 4 spec
ulation in them at three and one-half
per cen after July LIST.
AT a low estimate, fifty per cent Of the
applicants for government positions fail
to pass examination. Iii The recent
nominations to clerkahips in the Pension
Bureau, this rule will 10 doubt prove
true. As the appointments made by
Secretary kirkwood were regardless OF
promotion or any civil service proyi-
sions, many Of these ambitious appoint
ees will fail to pass the rubicou of an
cXamination-such is life. It's hopes, am
billions.
The business boom that has struck the
north and west has not yet reached The
south although water power is found in
every stream, mining wealth in every
hillside, building and manufacturing en-
terprises standing dormant N the forests,
and financial profit existing ia all IF her
wonderful yet undcveloped resources,
Political freedom and business prospect
ty go hand in hand. Burbon rule has
pauperized the industries of the sunny
south.
For a wonder one man has been found
who rejects the offer of an appointments
The irrepressih -D2lyeU Of Ohio. de
ciinr,i a,sFgSs-6 III a. ,~..G epiStle..ad
dressed to the seeretarv of the Interior
Possibly the examination may have hao
a distressing influence upon the famous
"high private" who has no ambition Il
compete with the 'majahs" and 'jedges'
who hold a season ticket in this civil
service lottery.
PHAKs.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-04-30

The April number Of this interesting
and popular magazine is just out.
Among the various subjects illustrated
in this number is an engraving of the
late Emperor Of Russia's steam yacht
Livadia a series Of views illustrating
wood working attachments for foot
Iathcs; Prof. Secchi's solar Photographic
apparatus, with six distinct views Of the
sun taken by this instrument; engray-
ings Of the boats and apparatus used on
Lake Geneva for determining she velo-
e6ty Of sound In water; 4 new machine
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
TRAIN ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Prospect That the Entire Gang Will
He Captured.

st. Louis, Sept 9.-Ths RePublieon's
Independence, Mo, special says that
Creed Chapman and John Burglar, two
of last nights train robbers, were arrested
near the scene of the robbery, to day, by
Sheriff Casen, of Saline County. A
brother of Chapman's gave them away,
also several Others, whose arrest will
soon follow. Chapman and Burglar
were heavily armed with navy revolvers
and rifles. They have been identi-
fed without doubt. Both have weak
ened and a confession is expected. They
live within two miles of the place
where the train was stopped and
there is no doubt the remainder
of the gang except the leader who is be-
heved to be Jesse James lives in the same
The entire country is
aroused and under arms and this and the
adjacent counties are being secured by
posses under active, competent officers
Sam Chapman, another of the gang, was
brought in to night, and Others are ex
pected. Governor Critten, en- telegraph
ed this morning TO the Sheriffs of this
and adjoining counties ordering them to
force at once and hunt the
outlaws down at all hazards This has
been done and large number of we'll
armed, determined men are now in the
field
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Arms for New Mexico Settlers.

WAsHIK6TON, Sept 0.-Dispstches
have been received at the War Depart
ment to day from Acting Governor Shell
don, of New Mexico, asking the depart
ment to furnish arms to the white
settlers in the Indian country where dis
turbances have been reported. To both
these kilograms the reply was made that
arms will be furnished if a regular requi-
sition Is made upon the ordnance depart
ment. Under the provisions o. the law
applying to this matter each of these
Territories is entitled to two thousand
arms if deemed necessary for self pro
lection
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
q full assurance that the means will be
judiciously used. Prompt action Is ur-
gently demanded.
FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Killed and q Large
Number seriously WOunded.

several Person. Killed and a Larxs
Number seriously wounded.
LoUIsvILLK, Sept 9-Meagre rumon
of the most frightful railroad accident
| that has occurred near Louisville for q
| long time, began TO come in from An
chorage Station, on the unfortunate Short
Line, about $50 last night. Dispatches
wire received calling for wrecking
| train for relief, and for DIR. Leber, sur
| aeon of the road, to attend the injured
| in a wreck at the bridge over Floyd's
Fork, on the Shelbyville branch of the
Short Line, about four or five miles from
Anchorage, where the road turns off to
Shelbyville No details were given, but
there were rumors that the whole train
which,left here at p. NJ for Shelbyville.
was q wreck over an embankment, and
that many were killed. One hundred
persons were on board. A wrecking
trs in was at once made ready and hav-
ing Dr. Leber on board started for the
scene. A Courier Journal reporter, who
boarded the train to 60 to the scene, was
not permitted to accompany the ex-
petition. The Master Of Transporta
ton, IN charge of the train, refused to
allow a reporter to go under any circum
stances Ten minutes later two reporters
were dispatched to the scene behind fast
horses. Inquiry at the train dispatcher's
Office at the Short Line developed the
fact that ey knew no details. There is
no night operator at Anchorage and the
wrecking train took one up to report the
facts by wire. Several persons who had
friends on the train called to learn par
ticulars.
At $50 O'Clock this morning the wires,
after much difficulty. were opened and
the following dispatch was received at
the office here from the scene of the &C
cident:
ANCHORAGE. KY, Sept. 9-2:30a. m
The entire train of two coaches, baggage
car and engine which lief, Louisville at 8
o'clock, Is in the creek. 1t struck a COW
about fifty feet from the west end of the
bridge and threw the engine off the track.
1t ran into the side of the bridge,
it down and then fell about
thirty feet from the track to the bed of
the creek. All the train is total wreck.
The list of the killed is rs follows:
A stranger from California; Mr..
on Second street, Louisville; Col. Fielding
Neel, of Shelbyville; Captain VIM. Mad
1ox, Marshal of Shelbyville; Walter
Scarce, of Shelbyville; Mr.. Jones, of
and Thos. Buchanan, of
Louisville. There are supposed to be
two or three more dead under the wreck.
Am ng the seriously injured are Alex.
e. Afford, lawyer, 113 Fifth street Louis
vile, and the fireman on the engine Glib
son. Others are more or less hurt and
but few escaped without any injury. Con
1uctor Petry. engineer Hannaker and
Humberton are hurt but
not seriously.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Bracing Breezes
Blowing From Oceans Wide Expanse
Are Getting i'm Their Work, and
The Condition or the President, in Con-
sequence, Exceedingly Satisfactory.
Hope Aagain Revived in the Hearts OF
Heretofore Anxious People.
Official Bulletin.

ELBKRoN, N. j.. Sept. $3.50 a. m =
At the examination of the President
made At O'clock this morning. the
Temperature was 0S.5, pulse 100, respira
ton II. The condition of the parOtid
swelling and the wOund are improving,
lie WAS somewhat wakeful during the
night, but not restless, and slept sutfi
ciently The enema and stimulants have
been suspended for the past thirty six
hours On the Who'll the past twenty
four hours give evidence of favorable
progress.
tSigned) ID. w. BLISS,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
Unofficial Bulletin.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. Gen. Swain
says the President passed good night
aue his general condition this morning is
M good rs could be expected. He ate
q Dme bird for breakfss aud reiished it.
Fires have been started in the Gotta e
rendering it perfectly comfortable. At
torncy General MacVeagh feels encour-
aged and looks for continued improve
ment There was no nausea during the
night. Thermometer "a.
Unofficial Bulletin.
ELBRRoN, N. j., Sept. 81: 80 p. m
At this hour the President is resting qui-
city and apparently sleeping. His con-
dition is as favorable as yesterday and
no unfavorable symptoms have develop
ed The President expressed desire
this me rning To zee any members of the
Cabinet who wished to call upon him.
Pulse %; temperature 984; respiration
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
A Father X HE'D by his Daughter.

DANvnLK, Va, Sept 9.-Near Whit
mill, this county, yesterday, Robt- Will
liams and wife had quarrel, and his
wife went to q magistrate. from whom
she obtained warrant for the arrest of
Williams The magistrate appointed
williams own son as special constable
to execute the warrant. On arriving at
Williams house with the warrant the
dead body of Williams was found lying
upon bed quilt in the yard, with the
head nearly severed from the body, and
with an az lying BESIDE it. 1t was ascer-
tanned that two daughters of Williams,
who had been left with him by the
mother when she went for the warrant,
had fled after having perpetrated the
murder and had not yet been arrested
Williams was an educ .ted man, of good
family, but was addicted to drink and
dangerous when drunk
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
"MUCH BETTER"
Wayne Macveaxh On the Presidents
Case.

Wayne Macveaxh On the Presidents
Case.
Lone BRANCH, Sept. 9.-The immedi-
ate attendants upon the President exhib
it moro decided opinion that the i'm
provement Is likely 10 be permanent than
persons not so intimately connected with
the case. The assurance of those having
access to the patients room, however,
that the Preside is much better than
before leaving Washington, is very gen
orally accepted aud gratifying. The
morning, although cloudy and hazy. is
cool and refreshing, and gentle breeze
is blowing from the sea. Attorney Gen
eral MscVeagh, in answer to inquiries,
said, in substance, that he considered the
outlook of the Presidents case as very
encouraging, and although there was
every reason to believe the favorable
conditions would continue, he decided
to wait q week or ten days before enter
tanning the idea that he is convalescent
"At present every thing looks favora-
BILE, and of course we hope that what
has been gained will be maintained and
added to; but the difficulty is that the
Presidents blood is IN an unhealthy con
dition, and, until he recuperates sufh
GENTLY to overcome any bad effects of
blood poisoning, it is not safe to be too
sanguine."
"What, in your opinion, is to De most
feared at the present timea" was asked.
II think the luIgs the most prominent
feature at the present time. Inasmuch
rs the patient is experiencing some
trouble with his throat, it is posi-
BILE the lungs may be reached by the i'm
purities originating from the parotid
gland"
Have you had any intimation that
they have been sffecteda"
mo, have not. We know his heart
is all right and up to this time there are
no indications which tend to show that
the lungs are not in . healthy condi-
ton"
ION the whole you feel more encour-
aged than before you left Washington,
do you mott"
''Oh, yes. There is no doubt but that
the President is much better"
Gen. Swain said everything looks
better. 1t would probably be difficult
to mention any particular point IS being
greatly improved but the general charac-
ter of the wound and gland and the
general condition of the President are
more satisfactory than heretofore and
everything looks favorable. Everything
is doing rs nicely as could be expected.
Senators Logan and Chsffee are still
here and called at Elberon early this
morning to ascertain the Presidents con-
dition.
Some comment having been made
about the movements of the ball in the
Presidents body DR.. Bliss said to-day he
anticipated no trouble from the ball and
there WAS no unfavorsble symptom in
connection with it
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Sept. 0-F7ouI, receipts Of n 900
bbls; sales Of 14.0OO bbls.; market . shade
stronger Wheat ASlAc higher and fairly 40
tive speculative trading sales of $1,000 buahels
No. g red September 81 ls $4,000 bushels Octo-
ber, Il 471s9l 4sA 1900 bushels Novembe1,
81 5Ol191 SIX 5000 bushels December. 81 6sK
9$1 6S4. Corn l9lkc higher and fairly active
mixed western spot 6797l nc; futures. 1S977c !;
sales OF 46oU0 bushels- Oats, 4@xo higher |;
ing No October. 431a94sno. Beef unchanged :;
demand light Pork quiet and very strong; new
afterwards the advance was partly lost: steom
rendered, s12 80. Butter very arm and In fair
demand Western, 149s4c Cheese nrm and
MolAsses unchanged and quiet Petroleum arm
and quiet Rice arm and demand moderate
Coffee steady and quiet FretGhts heavy. Spirits
turpentine firm at $50. Rostn arm, q 0k0a %
Tauov strong 1t 74975Sc. Western eggs arm
at 2l9O4c.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.
CA r PETS.

We have received our new fall stock
of carpets, oil cloths, lace curtains, win
dow shades, fixtures, &c, bought st bot
tom prices, and will sell them less than
last springs wholesale prices Brussels
carpets, new patterns, rs cents per yard
Ingram carpets, new patterns, from % to
rs cents per yard.
All new goods and new patterns of best
mAkea
Please call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing.
All goods delivered in the city and to
all trAins free of charge
L IL JOINS & Co,
No. $40 Main street,
sept dAw4m Opp. Grand Hotel.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Richmond Wholesale MArkots.
RICHMOND, September 9. 1881.

Richmond Wholesale Mark 0e0s
RICHMOND. September 9. 1881.
Oats-Eew, Sc.
W T%Ssay Hs Z oas''4 %.
LIVE STOCK.
Calves-A Oh.
Cattle q 009SA 50.
Hogs-35 0O995 50
sheeP-ssllins e 9 oO9ss 50.
LAmbs-$2 0O9S3 %.
PRODUCE
Butter-so92ao z n for good country
Eggs-12o Per dosen.
Honey-20e926c.
LArd-Countxy, lao,
Retail Grocery Market.
butter-2k925. Creamery, $50.
Canned Tomatoes-l2015c; peT dosen. u Co.
Carolina Rioe-l0e; Louisiana, loo.
Cheess-l50lsc.
Cttxons-40c.
Cosee-Green RIO. Ias9ls9ase roasted. 10
Sc; Green Java 3a9sSc; roasted. Nose
Corn meAl-S2 %.
Dried Beef-25a
Dried Cuxfants-6Q1Oc,
Dried Peaches-s,So; evaporased. SOo40e.
E9gs-16c.
F1Our-Ss 0O09A o.
LAfd-l5o.
New F1Gs-25o.
Pepper-25090c.
Prunes-Turkiah, loo.
Raisins-25c.
susax-Brown, loo 2 n white. lss, granuls-
ID. 11hc; powdered, 1870.
syfuP-50975c p gallon New Orleans, 60070;
Vinegar gall. for cider: 100 fos whit
Inc.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

CLEVELAND, Sept. 9.-President Tay-
lor, of Wooster University. in publish
ed card, denies that the medical depart
ment of that institution has been or can
be consolidated with or transferred TO
the Western Reserve University, as an
nounced. The Trustees of Wooster Uni
versity call on the medical instructors to
be prepared to fulfill their engagements
to lecture as per announcement hereto
fore sent out and call on all the alumni
to stand by their alma mater
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Ralakmore Market

active. Wheat, western. irregular and lower, and
closing easy; No winter red, spot, q 40k0
l IS; November, Il %649l - December, q 51K
81 81 Com. vesteFn. inactive and easier mixed
729721so; November, 76376Ac. Oa&s armer !;
western white, 5agSsc: mixed, 5l959c Pa, si@ssc.
prime to choice Pennsylvania SIT 009sN 90
Provisions nrm. Mess PORK, 90 90 bulk meats,
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, % 7S9
ti2 %; hams, t14 OO9Sl5 90 lard, refined SIS co.
Butter firm; western grass, 1e923e EGgs dull
15Gi6c. Petroleum dull refined, 7Ac. Coffee
ste dy. Sugar strong. whisky quiet Frsiehts
to Iiyerr,coi dulI
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

Baltimore, Sept. s.-An attempt was
made this morning to rob the vault of
tn Baltimore Savings Bank. -Four men
entered the Treasurer's room where were
several customers of the bank, and one
engaged the attention of the Treasurer
by asking about investments, holding in
his hand several United States bonds,
while another walked back toward the
vault in the rear of the apartment but
his movement was observed by one of
the clerks who followed and arrested
him IN frost of the vault The other
three retreated hastily and escaped.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
The Trial Of the MAlley Boys for lhs
Murder Of Jennie Cramer.

Murder Of Jennie Cramer.
New Haven, Sept. s.-In the Malley
trial Justice Booth decided to admit
the last of the James Malley let
tiers to Jennie Cramer to which the de-
tense had objected. 1t was as follows:
DKAR:I will call upon you this
morning at about eight o'clock. Let me
know by the bearer if you will be at
home. Respectfully yours,
(Signed) JIM
Added to it, in Coroner Baltman's
handwriting, it was admitted by James
Malley to be written by him from three
to six days after the ride to Buell's
Mrs. Minnie Kleppstein, wife of Charles
Kleppstein, barber, testified that she lived
in the third story of the building oppo-
posite the Elliott House. She kn Nv Jen
Wednesday before the body was found;
it was nearly six o'clock; she was stand
ing at the window in the hotel; a young
lady was with her, Blanche Doug
lass Later in the evening saw
q young man in the room. Jennie
was standing up as if about TO go home;
saw the two ladies the next day, Thurs
day, between two and three o'clock, in
front of the Elliott House and again at
seven in the evening through the hotel
window, and soon after saw them go up
stairs; saw Blanche and the two gents
talking on the sidewalk Friday evening;
Blanche went to ride with one of them,
Walter going down Chapel street, James
went up the street.
The witness was sharply questioned by
the defense, the object being to show
that she had made different statements
to the reporters. She completely broke
down and wept, and said her memory
was defective, having been affected by
fever.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9.-Indlcations
for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee:
Partly cloudy weather and local rains,
variable winds mostly easterly, stationary
or lower barometer and temperature.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-Rst dispatch:
Last night Pink Flagg, well known
gambler. arrived in town from Joplin,
in search of his wife, and finding her in
house of i'll fame, he shot her. The
woman will die. Flsgg has not yet been
arrested.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Sept s.-wheat nrmsr; q . for eash
or September; II ISL for October; q z4 fog No
vember. Corn drmer; Sc for cash 60 asked
for October; 657<c for November. OaAs drmee;
g &c for cash Sesc for September; s0xe for o.
tober; 40tac fog November. Bye, q oS. Barley,
81 o6A Whisky. 81 l6 Pork weak; 31o IS foe
cash $19 20 for October; 3lo IS for November.
Lard frmer; sl2 os for cash; 81 is for October !;
3l2 IS FOR November. Hoss-Reosipts 1900 bad !;
market active good Sc higher; light. . 5o96 % :
Cattle-Reeeipts 5000 head; market nrm and
unchanged; exports, 80 1895 90; shipping a 90
O. IS; butchers, q SOFA IS.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
A Wholesale Eviction.

LONDON, Sept. "a telegram from
Westport, County Mayo, states that the
British man-of war, Merlin, returned there
with one hundred police who assisted in
the eviction of one hundred and twenty
persons, inhabitants of Innesturk.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
For the Michigan sufferers.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-The Chamber of
Commerce has ordered the appointment
of committee to solicit subscriptions
for the benefit of the sufferers from fire
in Michigan.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9. .-Secretary Kirk
wood returned from Long Branch this
afternoon He says the President is do
ing splendidly, and that he has gained
more in the last twenty-four hours than
he did in any two weeks in Washington.
When the President first reached
Long Branch, said the Secretary,
the excessive hot weather told
fearfully against him Old residents
there said they had never known hotter
weather. That it Frustrated the Presi-
dent and the doctors felt great anxiety.
Yesterday q cool breeze set in and the re-
viving effect was noticed upon the Pre-
sident almost instantly. Secretary Kirk
wood says the doctors told him
that if this cool weather lasted,
and no new complications rise the
President will be out of danger in ten
days. Every body is satisfied that the
hot spell is over thee, and that the
pleasant weather will continue.
The surgeons say they apprehend
no new complication in the Pres
ident's case, that they can not
of any new danger, and hence
they feel most hopeful about him. The
President now has q good appetite and
solid food. Kirkwood Gays that
had the hot weather lasted few days
more it would have killed the President.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

Artistic harmony is a good thing. but
the belle at the third-rate watering place
who always eats Spanish mackerel when
she wears her Spanish lace dress seems to
be slightly overriding matters
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1881.

The description Of DR.. MArshall's
Bromoline by 9 school boy 10 good. He
said big, bigger, biggest, and Pa got it
for so cents sepSd6tAw
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09
Army Corps Badges

for the Reunion. Call at p. q Ho6
man and see samples, and leave your
orders None made unless ordered.
sept6d%t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

TOLEDO, o. Sept a.-Wheaf opened gsrung and
higher closing duh No. red cash, q AIA OuAo
ben, u 4sA Sovernber. 81 465s Decembex, q leA
Corn duh No. cash 65Ac Oc1obae oe1Se aaked
year, e5Ac- OaAs inactive; No. q, ia
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

GKNEvA, Sept 9.-The village of
Reichenbach, in Berne Overland, was al
most destroyed by fall of stone.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

n DecfsfOn M Afmst " Ouhen Attorneys.
Boston, Mass. Sept 9.-The Msssschu-
sets Supreme judicial Court dismissed
tine petition of Salien J. Robinson to be
admitted to practice as an attorney in the
courts on the ground that under the laws
of the Commonwealth women are not en-
titled to be admitted As attorneys
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-09

am now prepared to furnish Fall and Win
ter's supply of fuel at most reasonable terms.
Call and see us before buying. -" "@
Near Union Depot .. L. MATHER.