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The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
B lcNM and l3Oyn or.

Augusta Evening News.
I he elimination and recrimination
now going On between the warm par =.
SANS Of Governor Boynton AMI Mai r
-}aco is to b regret ed BY every low
er Of pelce and good order. The OK
p.oded c ar9es NV b. ing ,rumped up
bv Mr. Boy mons opponents concern
ing his farnor connection with he
freedman bureau and his application
to Bullock foe appoint Aent as 5 perior
Court Judge IN 1868, are counterbal-
ance1 b. the ca ally ins;pl charges
made b. Boyutons friends aga;ns, Ma
lor Bacon : connection rs. locks at
torney in he Macon ard Brunswick
railroad business Both these charges
are nonessential and utterly in,nater a
to the good Of the incoming admiuistra-
tion IN Georgia Mr.. Boynton's con-
nection with the freedmen's bureau. as
also his petition for he jud9eship have
been fu + explained by thaj gent em&n
to the satisfaction of every fair minded
man in the State, while not even the
most zeaIo partisan Of that gentleman,
If he be an honest and fair minded man.
will attach any importance to the oblo-
guy sought to be heaped upon the
clean record of Major Bacon by h
attempt to smirch his character. Each
Of these gendemen, have time and
again been endorsed by their fellow
it'zons, and Elevated to places of rJst
and honor since the DAYS of Ballocks
reign, and why shoald the respective
friends OF each of these candidates at
this late date, attempt to bring re-
proach "pon them for alleged political
lrregula ties, which have been condor.
ed years go? B t tins, of course is a
'trick' of tn pr it.cians, and as such
vii. be played for all it is wor b Hon
est people, who really have the good Of
the State at heart wi as severely con-
dem1 one Of these attempts as thew
viii denounce the r Let The con
ventlon assemble and nominate the
man of their choce. and We have no
fears but the Democratic party in
Georgia will carry him irto ufFce.
v ether he be Bacon, Boynton. McDan
el, Cook or any other good aud true
nan Let the scramble cease
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05

Mr.. Robert In-ersolps career as an attor-
10y for the star route thieves has 1-cl
marked by 50 many ugl incileats and re-
Ye'aiions Of The real chmactar that he win
d feaiter cut a more ridicuIons fclre than
ger on his lecture toIra, posing as the
high priest Of superior morality, the man
ulactaer Of new system Of holy living
and tie overthrow of all previously exist
ing religious and moral systems. Mr.. In
gersoil has demonstrated himself to be a
very .reky, nnscru9ulous and foul-tonrued
pettllog5gd. Ex.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
BRAN NEW GOODS!

We are now receiving our large and hand
some stock Of Spring Goods, and we pro-
pose to keep up the reputation of our house
by selling them cheap.
We have on hand full stock of the
prettiest SPING SUITS ever brought to
this market, both for boys and men, also
full line Of New Spring and Summer
Hats, Shoes, Notions New Calicoes Sea
island Bleaching, Le6ies' listers, Fancy
flgured Quilts, Crockery, Cutlery, and in
short every variety of Spring and Summer
Goods usually kept in first-cIass establish.
ment. We call special attentions to our
line OF Gents Underwear.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05

With baby at breast nothing is so
useful for quieting nv own and baby's
nerves as Parkers Ginger Tonic. 1t
prevents bowel complaints, and is bet
ter than any stinu'an to give strength
aud appetite.-A New ara Mother
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05

we are requested 70 STATE that the
track farmers and melon growers of
Randolph and surrounding counties
will hold meeting al Cutlhert next
SATURDAY for the purpose of further
llg TIA, interest Of this new industry.
The melon men Of Terrell are sl ecia!-
l. invited 70 be present. Go by all
m ans, and, percAaace, you viii be
benefited We are very sorry that
we can't accept the invitation Of our
brother Co per TO be present our
self. 1t is highly important that
melon growers and truck farm ers
should avail themselves OF every
possible opportunity to obtain ia
formation upon this subject.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
Cotton Manufactures, North
and SOzglI,

ana SOUlE.
In 1860 there were $40 cotton mills
in New England, and in 1860. 43g. a
loss Of 1871. The dividends Of these
companies have also fallen off. In
1868 they wero l5k per cent il 1866
i84 in 1873, IL in 1881, Gf. and
last 73 per cent. These figures are
furnished by Jradstreets, aud were.
doubtless, procured from official sour
ces.
The Nanutaciurers' Record offsets
the above show NJ with a picture that
shows profits Of Southern mii 5. for ten
years past ranging from II to 50 per
cent, aud Averaging Is per cent.
twice those Of the New England mills
The Southern mills ar increasing in
number from year to year, and the
market for their products is b ing rap
idly extended
The Southern factories have no rea-
soa to fear for the future The ground
for0Iarm is viii the New England
companies. Tie Philadelphia Rec2rl
Journal that is not given to rash ut
terance*, tells the n W England manu-
facturers that they may as well rehn-
qHlsh the competition ia the coaser fab
RIGS to their Southern rivals since they
are at such a great disadvantage. but
solace them with the assurance that
they can dlsuute the f III With tbo,,.al
OF England, Fra-ce and Germany. n
The words Of our level beaded contenl-
porery, they must compete in foreign
ilelds or come South with their mills
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05

We usually leave 1t to doctors to
recommend medicines, but Pa ker's
Ginger Tonic has been SO useful in cur
family in relieving sickness and suffer.
ing that we cannot say too much in its
praise. e.-Saieln Argus.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
Us EsO5 ,,tst = = oie ID the
GOVeTnOISilip /?
Savannah News.

Savannah News.
Several Of our contemporaries have
gotten the notIun that GoVcraur B0yn-
ton is iuele.b for the Governorship
by rclso2 Of 1is being a State ~eator
We are craveIy assured thar our State
constitution provides tna' ''no nem-
ber of he Legislature shall hll or
eccept office during the term o his
election The question cf Governor
Bo,aton's ele ibility Which might
arise out Of this con r. ction of the
langu ee of he constitution would be
qrie inte es.in8. and would admit of
much j gebious argument were such
construction permissible Unfortunate
iy, ho1e.er, tbe pblast ology Of the
one isolated clause Of the constitution
that has any spp'ication ~lat2>,r in
the premises = eutreiy ferent from
that quoted by our dubious con'empo-
rarieS
How they became possessed f the
notion that the constit' iion say> that
''no m.mber Of the Leeis atur4 shall
hod OF accept oticr dpring the term of
his election is ,u2zi.ng in the ex-
tire le No suca language is contained
in the conStitn tion, as thes soiicitous
gentlemen might have discovered ~ an
examinati n Of hat document Para
grapa Z of section OF article of the
constitution provides -
"No person holding a military com
mission, or other appointment or
Office, having ANY emolument or com
! pen>ation annexed thereto under this
State, or the Uni ed States. or either
of them except Jns ices Of the Peace
and officers o! he militia nor any de-
faulter 70 pub ic money or fer any
legal taxes required oI him ehatl have
seat in either house; nor Shall any
Senator or Representative, after lis
qu ificatinn aS such, be elected
by the General A sembly or appointed
by the Governor, either with or with
ou, the advice and con sent of the Sen
ate, to any office or appointment hav-
ing auy emolumeut annexed thereto
dur:n the ,ime for which he sbal
have been elec ed. J."
If there is anything in the above
paragraph to prevent the election o.
Mr.. boynton to lie Goyegnorship b,
the people, it fails to strike our eye
Should the people fail to make {
choice at the comm election, il wo lC
become the duty Of the Legislature ic
choose Governor. In that event the
C ause Of the Constitution abo,e quo
ted woyId be operatiye-bqt the pgo
pie are at liberty to elecr 6Ir. Boyn
ton Governor The bunder commi
ted ia prm rn'jng him iae i3ib b,
reason oi his being Presid Mt OF thC
Senate Wa, the resul Of ignorance OF
reckless assumption Ths biunder i
the moro iuexcusuble because a elanc
al tie constitution would have proven
ted It's erpetration.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05

A grange VIII Sc name is Bob Shield,
Was moving the grass in bis fed,
By sn.ke he was bitten,
Aud he has just written,
"St. } cobS Oil has the bite healed
4 lame ChnaMan on the Pacific,
.. pains and aches was prolific
He Holred al. around,
Until he found
st. Jac1hs Ol. the great snecifc.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
Proceedings OF the Meeting
Held in this CITY Yes5er-
day.

Albany News
ALBANT, Ca, March 29, 1888.
Pursuant to a call made one week ago.
by several Of the citizens Of Lee, Mitchell
I'and Dougherty counties through the col
unns Of Jhe News AND ADVERTISERS, a large
and wei attended meeting composed main
ly Of citizens Of these counties and Of Ter
rel coun,y, was held i'll the court house
here to-day
The meeting was organized by the ncm-
ination Of Mr.. H. L. Long, Of Lee, as
President, and Col Jos. Armstrong as
Secretary The object Of The meeting was
b ely stated blythe chairman to he the per
tectng Of an organization amnngtne truck
farmers and fruit growers Of this section OF
SouthvestLGa, to ensure concert Of action
in the matter Of selling their produce in
tAe best markets, and on the most favora-
bie terms; as wen as to secure favorable
rates of transportation from the railroads
and other kindred matters.
On motion Of Mai. R. J. Bacon, Of
Mitchell, the present chairman and Secre-
tsuy were made permanent officers Of the
Organization.
On motion Of G. NJ Stokes, of Lee,
i. N. Mcintosh was made corresponding
Secretary and 7 ieasurer.
On iasotion Of J. d. Cheves. of Dougher-
", the names Of all members desiring to
uniteWith The organization were directed to
enroliedby tn Secretary. A lar-e number
came forward from the counties Of Lee,
Terrell Mitchell and Dougherty and en-
rolled their names as mem )ers. An initia-
ion fec OF % cents was then, on motion.
liked as a charge upon each member to de-
ray contingent expenses.
o. motion OF John w. Forester, Of Lee,
each member in giving in his name to the
secretary for enrolaen,, was required to
give also the number Of acres plantedm tie
various Kind offruits and vegetables plant-
ed by himself and his neighbors not pres
ent as Far as known The result of which
SHOWS d lo"o"S' ion Tue SeVefal points
replesented viz:
Around Adams Station, Lee county:
~ "aleflile'oiiS' '''''''''''''''' acres
IN hish potatoes.
Ia cueui"Oars.' .''''''''.'''''....'.'..'03
Around Suithville. Lee county
" "'erllie' 'oilS ''''''''''''.''''.'.''.'oo acres
Cucumber ''...-....'.....'''....'''.''. 8
o"'o'lS''''''''''.''''''' ''''''''''''....
- 0al''el peaS'''''''''''''''''''''''''.'4
oNra .'''...''..'''''''''''''.''.........2
lllSh pota'oeS'''''''''''''''''.....''9"5
Broom corn..''...''....'.'..........3o "
0'feen corh.''....'.'''.'.'..'.'........6 "
Around Leesoarg, Lee county;
"atermelons .......,.............l15 acres
Cucumoers'..''..''.........'.........5i "
Nutmeg melons."...................l 8
Green peas''....'...'.'...........,...1 "
irisn isn potato S'''''''''''''''''....''''@
0feeh coFll''...'''''''.'''.'''.'..'..'6
AF'u'u DAWSON IefreH county
: y algIil ', elolls.' .'''.',..'''''''...-...'2oJ
,'n 80, > W o' ~" '''' '''',,'''',' -, 20 -
~. go 'o''''' ''''' '0''' -'''''ii''i o'''I'y
,., '''' 'oo acres
- ''' .
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
NOTICE
DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

A LII persons indebted to SIMON co
IA GAN lately deceased, are are request
ed to make prompt payments to the nm
dersigned. All persons having demands
against the estate of said Simon Cogan. are
Notified to present the same in terms of the
law to the undersigned, or to his attorney
James G. Parks of Dawson.
J. II. POOL, Amjn'r.
of Simon Cogan's estate.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
~ EORGIA TERRELL COTrNTy

~ Ordinary's Office April 4, 1889
Whe eas, Joseph M. McLendon having
in proper form applied for letters of adj ADJ
mnistrati0 on the estate of NJ H. BUSH
ate of said county, deceased, all persons
interested are hereby notified to appear
and show cause, if any they can, why let
ters of administration as PRAYED for
should not be granted Joseph M. McLen'
don at the next May Term Of Terrell court
Of Ordinary. H. S. BELL.
At. Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1883-04-05
THE TRUCK FARMERS.

some majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
THE IN3ATE.
sp clal Corresponusncs Of rus BKx.

Sp Clil titspOnuCuGe ~ 1Ht Dhb,
HOW THE ASYLUM Is MlNAGED
LINCOLN, February 9 There va
no eession Of tho committee 10 in
vcstigate the inasne asylum last night,
but there was q short session this
morning. Mrs. Matilda Dawson, of
Plattsmouth, . former inmate of the
asylum, was sworn. She said that she
was at the hospital about two weeks,
while there she was for one week in
the Second ward and ten days in the
First ward. She said she was O very
nervous woman. My letters to my
husband and my friends were all read
by DR.. Matthewson. My husband
noticed that the envelopes were not
addressed In my hand, and sent to mo
a dollars worth of stamped envelopes,
but they never reached me. The food
that I had while In the Second ward
wa vile, not q. to rive to yo.ir pigs.
No butter and no milk for any pur.
pose. Some of the patients in this
ward were very filthy. In the First
ward the food was of q better quality
but not sufficient in quantity. The
attendants and DR.. Hay were kind to
her, but DR.. Mathewson did not use
her decent and never spoke kindly to
the patients. This lady is very intel
lipent,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
GERMANY.


BERLIN, February O.. - Bismarck
says he does not think he shall ever
enter the reichstfg sg.in. The re-
duction In the military budget amount
to 8 600, COO marks.
The reichstrg rejected the esti-
mates Cor 1884 IS, thus sealing the
fate of Bismaik's bier nisl lrdget
scheme.
At the court of inquiry at Hamburg
Saturday into the disaster to the
steamer Cimbria the following persons
from the steamer Sultan will be ex-
amined: Captain Cu,hill, first and
second eff ,ers, first engineer, csrpen-
ter, boatswain and two m At
he time of the collision one sesmen
was on lookout; the osher and boat
swain at the helm. Witnesses the
preliminary inquiry will onclude
their depcsitions. Off ers saved
from the Cimbria will be cross.ex-
amined. Witnesses Of the Cimbria
will 30 examined Tuesday. Sensation
al disclosures are expected Tuesday.
II Is reported the officers of the Ham
burg. american line had news of the
disaster at 10 o'clock on the morning
of tho 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Hellfsh Work Of a Black Brute.
Special dispatch to THK Ben,

SPS~'N D'pP"'Sh ." D"n
PAoLA, Kas. February 9.-Wednes-
day night a little colored girl named
B~sunings, 8 years old, vas found
lyirg upon the ground insensiole and
stripped of most of her clothing, aud
her arms and legs frozen stiff. Afrer
several hours medical treatment she
was revived and related a story Of
q hellish outrage by Henry Smith, a
notorious negro. Smith was arrested
and taken to Jail. Last night a crowd
Of several hundred colored men gath
cred about the Jail and demanded the
prisoner. The sheriff had prepared
for the attack and refused. The no.
qroes opened fire, woundipg the sher-
III 8 son, and the sheriff's party retail
ated, killing n negro, seriously
woundipg two and woundiug several
others. Tho sheriff was slightly hurt.
About l o'clock to day a GRO I'D of
whites ana blacks collected in front OF
the jail and waited for the marshsl to
come with Smith, who, it was reported,
would be taken before the justice.
The sheriff declined to move the pris.
oner on account of the threais of the
mob. Tho crowd, led by a nun
Der of the best business men ia
the city, made an assault,
on the Jail, drove the sherif
iIto the interior of the bulldog
After hours at work with hammer
and crowbars, they battered away
tho cell only to fad Smith dead or
the floor, having committed suicide
by cutting his throat with a poke
kuife The mob put a rope arounc
the corpse's neck, draf d it to
tree and Htrung it up. Ine outraged
child is alive, but is expected to di,
from the result of Smiths act.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
IRELANO u.
Special Dispatches to TaE BEH.

bpetlai Dispatches 10 Gbk bfh'
DUBLIN, February 0.-Archbishop
McCabe'r condition is regarded dan
gerous.
OD,nnell, member of parliament
for Dlngarvan, writes to tho lord
mayor of London that the Mansion
house, In its relation to Ireland, j. a
letcn sucker, not a helper. The M
tional league elected w. O'Brien, M.
p, member of the executive commit
tee.
EpINBURa, February 0. - Tteve.
Ivan, chief secretary for LELAND, in .
speech denied the statements made
that the dimunition of agrsvian crime
in Ireland was more apparent than
real. He referred to the rapid
ity with which murderous crimes
had diminished when it became
apparent the murderers would bs ex-
ecuted. He denied the government
suppressed freedom Ct speech or the
liberty of the press. The governments
was ready to work with the Irish
members of parliament in advocating
legitimate schemes of reform.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Prince Jerome Secures His Lib
erty Through ths Courts.
The New Ministry Prepared to
Resign his Evening.
Bismarck's Biennial Budget
Scheme Killed in the
Reicsstag.
A Large Variety OF G snsral News.
FRANCE.

Special Dispatch to TuE Bxs.
PARIS, February 0-The health of
Fallieres Is shattered. He will prob
ably be unable to join the Q cabinet.
He had another attack of congestion
of the brain.
The brunt of the dsbate on the ex-
pulsion bill In the senate to morrow
will fail on Doves, minister of justice.
tie informed President Grevy that
the memb ,rs OF the csbinet will re-
sign to morrow evening il the bill
be rejected,
Prince Napoleon was liberated at
half past three this afternoon, the
tribunal having quashed the indlct.
ment against him.
At TIE sale of the Sara Bernhardt's
jewels, o necklace Of black and gray
pearls brought IL. COS franc; a brace.
lot Ct rubies aid sap hices 4 100
frarcs and two necklets of brilliants
5000 francs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
riot lying just north of Lincoln

trict lying just north of Lincoln
county.
A bill has been introduced by Sens-
tor Rogers to provide for compulsory
education.
TIE railroad bill reported by Ssns-
tor McShane from the railroad COM
mitter was read at length this morn
ing. This bill provides for the APP.
pointmeut of a railroad commission
with oniy ministerial powers, This
bi | is TO 90 b substitute for all railroad
bills in The senste.
Tne bill of nstor Brown, of Doug
las, providing for the deposit of puo.
lie funds OF counties and cities ID Re
t" obtain interest thereon, wss before
the senate ard under discussion when
the senate adjourned until 2 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
AFTERNOON WORK.
NV, SrpAtS

Two STEALS STOPPED.
LINCOLN, February 9-The after
noon session Of the two houses wss
mainly taken up with routine busi
nets and the reading of bills and re-
ports of committees.
Tho geological survey scheme was
put upon its passage and defeated by
a vote of SO to as against the bill
The house also killed the bill to civ.
landlords a lien on the crops of their
farm tenants. Several unimp) rtant
bills were passed, most # them being
for the relief of private claimants.
THANKING VAN WICK
The house by q unanimous vote,
adopted the following resolution, with
instructions that al t"fici,i copy BE-
transmitted to Senator Van Wyck:
RE,oLvFD, That it is the sense Of
this house that the Hon. Charles II
Van Wyek, f,e his manly and ab &
,ffort in the Uaited States senate in
favor of free lumber, ia entitled tc
the thanks of this house and the
country at lsrge.
DEATH OF sLoCUMB
A unanimous vote of coincidence
on tho death of cx.R preventative
Slocumb was aleo adopted The com.
missioners of the hou e aud senate on
public charities and benevolent inc 1
%tutiona will leave for Omaha at 2
o'clock to morrow morning to visit and
inspect the etate deaf and du alb ia
stitute.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
NO E
Special Dispatches to The Bnn.

opocih' LUspaocnou VI Ahh Dhh
NEW York, February {. -Willism G..
Dodge died this morning. He had been
i'll for a week, butt 1t wss thought not seri-
ously.
PASA, ILL.,, February 9.-Peter New, q
former resident, was killed, together with
FIVE other men, at 7 O'CLOCK this morning,
by a boiler explosion in the tile factory ut
Tsyloryille, Ill. Henry New, nephew Of
Peter, Ia in q dying condition.
DETROIT. February 9.-B. j. Grier's
saw mill at Charlotte blew up this morn.
ing, instantly killing the proprietor aud
William Gordon, engineer.
CHICAGO, February 9.-The Commercial
Exchange to-day passed resolutions call
ing on congress for the enactment of an
equitable bankrupt law during the present
session.
New York, February 9.-The United
States II ansit OF Venus party. operating
in South America, arrived this evening
from Aspinwal.
Providence, II. L, February 9.-Ths
revenue cuttec has returned from a fruit
less search for the disabled stesmsr State
" Geor ia.
1lEET1N, n. j., February "a Jobs
t,wn dispatch states that the building on
he farm Of p. Lorillard, used as a stahle
tor draft horses. and also as a carpenter
shop, burned this evening. Twensy-four
draft horses, Six mules and some carpen-
ter's tools were burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
Anti-monopoIy Convention.
Dispatch 30 THa BEE.


CHICAGO, February "a call signed
by anti monopolists In all parts of the
country for delegates to a conference
for the formation of a rev party, was
issued here to-day. The conference
will be held here on the Fourth of July
on basis of four representatives from
each congressional dietrict, four from
each territory and four from the Dis,
trict of Columbia. The principles
contained in the call are: "Oppositiou
10 confederated monopoly, public
lands for actual settlers, suppression
If corners In the neces.i.iea Of lilo,
opposition to protective tariff, favor
mg thu election of the presldour ago
vico president and senators by u dieeo,
vote Of the people"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
THE
,cial Correspondence Of THs BrE.

Special Correspondence Of TITS BEE.
LINCOLN, February o.-lha senate
convened at 2 p. m, and rf.sg the la
PRODUCTION of several bills, vent into
the committee Of the whole to consider
bills on general file. The frat bill
taken up was a bill for sn at for the
relief of occupying claimants of real
estate. This act ia intended to make
the resl estate liable to the person in
possession Of real estate for all taxes
paid by him, wen though 1t is subse.
quentiy proven that the title Is In
some other person. The bill also pro-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10

franchisement to imprisonment for
all who buy or cell VOTES, or render
false returns of elections. This ad.
dress contains citations from Beuj,.
min Feankliu, George Washington,
Thomas Jetfs.son, Daniel Webster,
John Sherman Gcant. G,orge S g.
phonson, the Duke of Wellington,
Aristotle, and Joseph Nlmmo, Jr.,
as authorities TO illustrate aud prove
the correctness Of the views of the con.
ference upon the subj &c. of currency
aud class legislation. .
THE STRENGTH OF sUG AR
In answer to the senate as to the
saccharine strength e sugar, &c
ASS slant Secretary of the Treasury
French replied that rs per zen is the
nearest practical mimm1m of stand
ard of rating for assessment purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
ENGLs ND.
me-. H..

LONDON, February 0 In the shaft
of the Severn tunnel works, to-day,
four men were killed outright and
several seriously mangled.
A steamer building onthe Clyde for
the Inman line will be named the
s'City of Chicago"
Gladstone VIII prolM.k ais stay at
Cannes till his health il restored. He
will be absent till the opening Of the
commons.
The Times eulogizes Judah P. Ben.
jamin and says English mercantile law
p:ofited by the reception accorded the
accomplished %jurist.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
CuttiuR Down Wages.
Special Dispatch IN THH BRH,

P%ITTsBURG, February 9.--It 10 I'M
d 'rstood that there will be n general
reduction of wages on the 18Th inst.
at all the coke works In South Con.
n~orsville. The reduction will be 12t
per cent on common lsborers aud
coke drawers, and 10 per cent on
miners. The reduction will affect
2. SEQ coke wen and 5000 workmen.