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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
PYTHIAN PARADE.
The Doings CT the Supreme Lodge Of the
knights at Oin cipp-ti.

hniEhtB at OH ctTD-u.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June Is The dag
opens delightfully."- for the Pythian parade,
which is set for this afternoon, beginning
81 o'clock. The decorations are profuse
and beautiful. The Pennsylvania diff
Guilty has already taken the attention OF
the Supreme Lodge by the appearance OF
two sets CT representatives from Penn
sylvaria.
A committee was appointed to examine
and report upon the matter So coon as
possible, when their report Will be taken
up by the committee of the whole. Until
tl1Sl sction on the matter, both sets CT
representatives. from Pennsy.vani, will be
excluded from participation in the pro-
ceedings Of the Supreme Ledge. The
special committee consisted CT seven,
four chosen by the Supreme Vice Caan
cell3r and three by the lodge vice-cha
cellors. The selections were G. H.
Morrison, Nevads; Van Volkenberg,
Iowa; 4 A. Graham, Alabama, and W. z
Gsle, Massachusetts. The lodge elected
j. S. Shropshire, S. P. and G. B. Shaw.
TIE streets are still full Of the music
OF the bands accompanying delegations Of
incoming Knights.
The procession of Knights of Pythias
this afternoon was avery brilliant though
1t did not contain the promised 40, 900
people. EineteHths OF them were Uniform
ed Knights. The organization by divisions,
brigsdes and battalions WAS perfe CT.
Several companies were mounted. The
march In review in front Of the govern
meut building on Broad and EsDlsnade
streets WAS very imposing. The evening
Was spent socially by most OF the Knights
and the streets were crowded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

ST. LOUIS, Mo June l3-S Louis, 5;
Louisville, 2. Batterrtes-Klng and Mil
ligsn, Backer and Cook.
WASHINGTON, June 1s Washington, 1,
Pittsburg. O. Observation-Disclosures and
Mack, Morris aud Carroll.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Juae 13-Cincin
natl. IL, Kansas City, s. B.tteriee-Viau
and Baldwin, Toole sud Douasue.
NEW YORK. June 1S-Detroit, s; New
York, 6, Basteries-Conway and G.nzell; ;
Titcomo snd Murphy.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Is Athletics,
s.; Bro oklyn. 8. B4tteries-Weyling and
Townsend; Mays snd Hesbert.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 15.-Phila-
delnhia, Is; Indianapolis, 5. Bstteries-
Burlington and Mcclure; Mofa: and Daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION,
Second Dss'h Proceedings Of the Aauua,
Convention Z, Austin.
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Second Dss's Proceedings Of the Annual
Convention r, Austin,
special to the Gazette
AUSTIN, Tx June Is The second
days session OF tie regular annual con-
vention or the Texas Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION Was called to order this morn
Ing by the president ct 1880 o'clock. The
minutes Of yesterdays proceedings were
read and approye1.
A letter which had been
received from the National wholesale
Druggists Association announcing that
Mr.. s X. Morley Of Austin WAS their del
egate to the convention here YVES resd.
Mr.. j. j. Gasser Of Austin was elected
d mem0er OF the association.
a paper read by Mr.. j. Kennedy *
plating the pecuitarities OF the weed
called !'Loco" was received with much
interest.
various papers, consisting principally
of answers to questions concerning com
pounds, were read
The election OF fcer5 o;iDg il oTdar.
the following were elected:
President, J. W. Graham of Austin.
First vice president, Il. S. Castleton OF
Brennan.
Second vice. president, r. W. Kendel OF
Wea,herford.
Third vice-preeident, James Kennedy OF
San Antonio.
Secretary, Ell Oesch OF Fort Worth.
Treasurer, Ed W. Lancaster OF Mar
Shall.
The following committees were elected:
EIecutiVe-Theo. Mayer, Dallas; S. X.
Morely, Austin; E. N. Wells, Fort Worth.
Notes and queries-Casper Hoenner,
San Antonio; Clarence Nicholson, RJck-
well; James Kennedy, San Antonio.
Adulter.tlon-T. Mayer, Dallas; Il,
Conn, Weatherford; NJ. Robertson, Deu:-
s)n.
The selecting Of the mex. plsce Of meet
Ing being IN order, Ssn Antonio and
Dallas were pu. In nomination, resulting,
Dallas 8, San Antonio 6.
Mr.. Theo Mayer, of Dallas. was elected
locsi secretary. The meeting then ad-
lourned I'LL 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morn
ing.
The Association will be bsnqueted to-
morrow night and will be shown over the
city in the afternoon, and will visit the
d. ferent state institutions.
President Graham makes . disnihed
and careful Gcer. The association hiss
been most happy in selecting Mr.. Oasch
ss secretary, position he fills with emil
Ient satisfaction.
M. Ksrnety's article on LEGO Weed ex-
plo les the ide. that i. is poisonous.
II is carefully prepared aud interesting
document. The association will sdiou;1
sine die tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
HOUSTON.
a Brace of Most Distressing Acct
dents-A Little Girl Drowned
in the Bayou.
A Runaway Horse Causes a Serious Acct.
dsnt-A Suit against tho City-An
Important Point

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, June l3 A suit IL
volving an Interesting legal question was
fled to-day against the city in the District
Clerks off1ce. Ii involves the question Of
the right Of the city, acting under it's
charter, to have street paved and assess
the cost against the sbuttiDg property
owners. Boyd & Co, contractors, brir &
suit against the city for Sl298 for paving
Preston STE ct AUDITING on court square.
When the work was completed several
years ago the city authorities told BOYD
the couaty must pay II. Boyd applied to
the Commissioners court and it refused
to pay him. he then brought suit against
the county and WAS defeated, and now
sues the city.
A most distressing accident occurred
this morning by which Hattie Hill, the
nine year old daughter OF j. w. Hill was
drowned in the bayou under the Preston
street bridge. The child was fishing
from the brick work OF the sewer on the
south side Of the bayou, when she
fell into the water, Several men
saw her fall, but they we're unable to as
sist the child. After remaining under
water at least twenty minutes the body
fi0ated 10 the surface and WAS brought
ashore. Futile Efforts were made to re
susc tate the child, and after Ter remains
were taken home al the north end OF the
bridge Justice RsiIy held an inquest.
a horrible accident occurred this at
ternoon about 2 o'clock in the vicinity OF
the Preston street bridge. Young Ben
Rec and Nj. William Robinson, the
foreman of Captain R ce's brickyard, were
driving down Preston street toward the
bridge from Washington street when the
horse became frightened and COM
menced to run. The reiGs broke and
the horse dashed toward tie bridge, but
jast before reaching this TIL buggy struck
a telephone pole, dashipg tae occupants
against the pole and turning the buggy
over on them. The horse broke loose
and continued On. Persons who wit
messed the runaway rushed to the scene
Of the accident. Yeurg Rice
was found to be badly bruised
but not seTic usiy hurt. Mr.. Robinson
was taken up with both legs broken. he
WAS tsBen TO the residence CT Mr.. John
Whalen near by snd Doctors Burroughs,
Autory and james J. Boyles summoned
The patient Wss found TO be suffering
from double compound fracture OF the
legs. Anputat!on WAS decided en- by the
doctors and the left leg was amputated
above the knee. Mr.. RJbl1s1n Is man
about fifty years old, snd has been living
in Houston for number Of years. His
recovery is regarded IS doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
a Dallas Rumor.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX June 13.-It Is reported
here that unlees Sal Antonio or some
other to 1n comes into the Texas Base
Ball League that another club will drop
out. II this is true, 1t will probably be
Austin, as the game has been Improbable
there during the whole season.
A League official says that next season
the Texas League will be merged into the
Southern League, making complete
organization OF eight clubs
The standard Of the Texas League
teams is equal to II not superior to that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
COURT OF APPEALS.
spesial 70 the Gazette.

spesial 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX JuEe ID The Court Of
Appeals met to-day and disposed Of the
following business:
Aarmed-Andrews vs.. the State, from
McLsnnan; MUIR VS.. the State, Bell
Nicholson vs.. the State, Falls; Ullman VS..
the State, McLennan; Barker VS. the State,
Falls; Gentry vs.. the State, Falls; Rother
We. the State, death penalty, Shelby F;
Edwards vs.. the State, Fayetts.
Reversed and remsnded-Lacy vs.. the
State, Kerr; Hooks vs.. the State, McLen-
nan; Oliver vs.. the State, Falls; Howard
vs. the State, Llsno.
Affirmed on certifcate--Westbroo vs..
Thompson, Johnson.
Dismiss VS.. Schneider &
Davis, Falls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

The management desire TO ssy that they have ossd
this beautiful property stand without additional
ments since the public sale last fall, and have quietly
selling lots at private sale parties wishingo buid The
property has greatly enhanced in the city grows
The present line OF poleEs8SN TO have this
stree. car line finished saa cars running at the
earliest da.e possb,es4fa lay out ard gravel rev
streets ard clean and rr the present ones; arrange
psrk for the pessar aud comfort Of all who msy choose to
frequent it, sn e adop. in management
of cur property will nure to the benefit. comfort
pleasure OF patrons Oar agreements carried out
exactly and trust by LIBERAL generous aud Just treatment
pstrors feuds general cause the
steady and I'M of the beautiful
SUBURB Of Fort WORTH To busness ms1 have TO say
that if yoa owned home In Sylvania you would find it
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
mcKip1oy.
Correspondence OF the Gazette

MCKINNEY, TEX, June 12.-Ia care
lessly handling his pistol this afternoon
Jack Hodges discharged the weapon,
shooting of his finger and INJECTING 8
probably fatal wound on his wife. The
pistol was uuloaded.
The North Texas Medical Association
convened here this morning. Addresses
OF welcome were made bYJ. L. Doeget GA
behalf of the citizens. DR.. J. c. Erwin on
the part Of Collin County Medical Associ-
alton. Dr.. Wilson CT Sherman presided.
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Austin
special to the Gazette.

AUSTIN, Tex, June 13.-The sue.
uarranto case to GUST Colonel De Gress
from the City Council came up in the
District court to-day, but the decision
was postponed.
A qusrter Of million brewery Is 10 be
erected In the vicinity OF Austin.
The Texas Homestead and Farmers
ASS cation aed an amendment to theiv
charter this morning, changing the name
to the Arkansas Pass Land Company, and
Increasing the capital stock to 81, 900, Gee
The incorporators are Hon. B. Gibbs,
W. II. Castor, 81. c. Clark, James B,
Sim2so and John b. Taylor.
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Van Zandr County Notss.
eta1 m tia na,a.@o


Special to the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX, June 1S-The Union
Labor convention for this precinct WAS
held st the courthouse here yesterday
evening. j r. Dean WAS made perm.-
nent chairman and A. B. Chsppell secre-
tary, both Greenb,ckers. Delegates were
selected to the county convention, which
co1yenes at this place next Saturday for
the purpose of nominating q county
ticket. b. Mcclellan WAS nominated for
justice OF the peace, and Z A. Sullivan
FOR bhtlif OF this beat. P. M. Henderson
WAS endorsed for commissioner OF this
beat. The delegates 60 uninstructed TO
the county convention.
Politics is st fever heat in this county.
Desperate Efforts are being made by tie
r 3puOlicans and Greenbackers to disrupt
the Democratic party by uniting with the
Union L !bo- party.
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TeEreu Ar, Loan Exhibition.
TERRELL, TEX, J

IERRELL, IE&.i juno To- 1855.
~ lie Editor Of the Gazette.
The ladies' Art Loau Exhibition opened
"'dsy, aud It is wonderful what s vas.
mount Ct relics they have in their ex-
a.olt. Besides these sic excellent and
.3st!Y Srt exhibits, sCch SIS would well
s9ofn the most costly editlce. The large
Guiding, so By 100 feet, is crowded with
y, %s magnificent exhibit, and they con-
"lGe y come in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
A Picnic for the Hams,

special 70 INC Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX June 13.-The Hams had
picnic with the Houston Babies to-day,
ana shut them out easily by score Of
s to 0. Smith, the new winder Of Hous-
ton, WAS batted for ten singles, double
and home run. Crothers was effective,
only Eve scattering hits being obtained by
the visitors. The feature Of ihe game
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
AT LOGGERBEADS.
Continued from First Taqe.

caily opposed to any reduction OF the
present tariff, snd we hereby express
our unqualified condemnation of
the provisions of the Mil 8
bill, believing IS we do its adoption
as law would be detrimental
to the interest Of the American working
men, and we respectfully call the repre-
sentstives in Congress to vote against it,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
FORT WORTH
sgHNARI.

Time Of game One hour and IS minutes.
Famed rans-Fort Worth 0. Galveston ?. FIRST
base on errors-Fort Worth 2, Galveston Base
on balls-Fort Worth ], Calves on 3. Struck
out BY Preeser 8, by Hsfner 6. Left on bases
Fort Worth 5, Galveston S. Two base hits
KienEls and Proeser. Double plays Rade-
maker snd Geiss, Ike, Dowie and Puiol Passed
balls Rogers 3. Tray l. Wild pitcnes Proeser
l. Hafner O. Umpire-Hsnlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
RapIsn VIVA Ia e

BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND, June 1S.-A
match race for $500 side between Han
Ian and Trickett was was rowed on Fitz-
roy river to-day. Hanlan won by six
lan ntha
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

Leprosy is said to be spreading st an
alarming rate in. Russia. Thirty cases
have been officially reported In Darvat
alone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

A South Csrolina newspaper says that
there Is an old negro in Jouesboro who
has been msrIieG nine times ard has had
III chi.1Ien.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
Northern L.eeun CAM.

Home runs WEIGH Two ba geTs-L Viz aud
Welkart Struck out-By CrOthers, 5; by Smith,
g. Time OF game, hours Umpire, Koran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
THE BEAUTIFUL PROVES OF
q = = = v = II 7 q D
Will be penetrated by a Firs-C
GAR 1T N1E.
AS promptly the material be delivered and the
mpan officers will leave for the east this month


es
pleasant relief from the hest the city to take the
and in ten minutes D ~ o., tie sAsdy trees q, vor-
home place II you like he N s,arteuipg in YOUR
back yard, besr in mind na yv-uia IS rlch rich
as cream Let's be boult Io before tb ear line ia
completed, st SEQ each i7r ins.d; !5:., 81 $500
one-tnird cash and BALANCE IA cue twJ yeAis
ior corners, with 5&3 Per cent. aisccr-t to
builders we GUARANlEx stREEr CAR rryr
OR WILL REFUND THE MoNET ANDN Sy.v4u, Is 4gout
one mile east Of the ccurh L - occ irtIa sd ,,If
south Ct the courthouse S'lr& r. a.1 49, $500 .cb
Remember our lots are trC $50 to $50 ey deep, VIII %
Zoo alley IN each blo1H DO you ink " III. e; this
price stand long? Without pron3 action Won vim b. cow
PEELED to join the srmy has-5een and coudb.ve
doLe. @ wv P~s-
Secretary East Fort Worn Town COmn.1v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

revision In tae interest OF The people and
not Of monopoly. We may differ upon
,s,ietails Of tari& measures, but we are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

tbs other day and he : to tha waist. +
trial for disco mohair, y OF veil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

Our merchants expect an usually nesyy
fall trade, as prospects for good crops
were never more flatterlng.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14
bscItbe for the Wseklj Gazette.

there ls an CID negro IN JoEesporo VINO
has been married niue times aud has mad
III children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

my part that l would be IN no
10 ssy whether or not the con-
iopld act wisely In selecting me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-14

Chicago:
NThe Chicago Blaine Club endorses
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er, ana of these the BlIters Il
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12
Board Of Trade.

The meeting of the Board Of Trade of
this city, which took place at Turner
Hall Friday evening, was well attended
and of considerable interest as officers
for the ensuing year were elected. The
old officers handed in their reports,
which were duly accepted, and debate
on the proposition of furnishing the city
with electric light was carried on and
resulted in the appointment Of Messrs.
M. Mullen. G. Wagner and E. G. PAIL
who are to urge the Mayor and City
Council to adopt a speedy action on the
proposition submitted to them at pre-.
yious meeting. The election resulted
as follows:
President, Chas. L. Roos; Vice Pres
dent, G, H. Ross; Secretary, G. w. II.
Heideman; Treasurer, Jacob Klossne1,
Direc tors-E. G. Koch, Ernst Brandt,
G. Wagner, G. II. Hornburg. Albert
Behnke, E. G. PAIL, W. Pfaender, R.
Pfefferle.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12

B. S. MART, of Fairfax, was vel
come caller at this Office last Monday.
MIR. John B. Korbel, of Sigel, became
the father of a bouncing boy last Satur-
day.
An infant child Of George Haselbruck,
a relative of Contractor Hanschen, was
buried last Monday.
Never before were toys and fancy
goods sold as cheap as they can be
bought Of Chas. Z. Roos.
Mrs. Martin Hose, of Sleepy Eye,
was welcome caller at our Office last
Monday. She is visiting friends in this
city.
The quarterly meeting Of the Lafa-
yette and New Ulm NJ. E. association
will be held in this city on January 9th
'89.
A whole carload CT Christmas trees
has been received by Chas. L. Roos.
They sell like hot cakes too. Call early
if you want one.
While Mr.. Anton Altman, of Fair
fax, was in the city last week, his barn
and contents were burned to the ground
No insurance rested on the property.
The Sunday-school of the Lafayette
M. B. congregation will celebrate
Christmas at its church on the evening
OF the 25th, the New Ulm congregation
celebrates on Christmas eve.
| suffered with rheumatism in the
shoulder for months and the only thing
| found that did me any good was Sal
walton Oil. 1t cured me and 1 recon.
mend it to all sufferers with said disease.
N, ULMAN, 1 Pearl St. Baltimore. Md.
The first ward boasts of first class
meat market established by Joseph
Schnoberich, who is well and favorably
known as accommodating in his branch
of business. The new shop is situated
next to S. d. Peterson's machinery
warehouse.
The jury in the case of the state VS..
Jacob Loesch returned verdict of not
guilty at 9 o'clock P. M. Friday, thus
liberating Loesch.
Charles Winkelmann, who was
found guilty of manslaughter in the
second degree, may be fined not over
$1,000,,or be sent to state prison for
from one to fifteen years. or both.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12
JOttingS.

The morning was bright, the air in
MIGRATING and Stuebe's beef worth
three cents a pound. The gentleman
with the specs drove Maud Double S
and Jay U See over the rocky road,
and the others did not do it. They
chewed the cartridges and their mus
tache, and the cud of eager expectation.
and yet no jack-rabbit was seen.
''There here isl cries one, and heller.
shelter they tumble from the ..waygen, :
as hardware man says, and surround
the doomed quadruped. Nearer they
come, up goes the gun and the piece Of
white paper, mistaken for the rabbit.
The man with the specs laughs, the
others ''schmoil a sorry schmoir' and
away they go. 'Bang, bang, resounds
in autumn woods, Und das bedeutet
gar NIGHTS Guts.''
Home they come, the team laden
with forlorn creatures, aud the way
side strewn with empty carks.''
Stuebe smiles and as the bearded
Nimrods pass home, placard, 1.-TWO
Cents Pound, on account of the i'm.
mense slaughtering of jack.rabbits, .
tackled to a quarter beef, greets their
eyes.
The evening was cloudy, the air raw,
and Stuebe's beef worth two cents 8
pound.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12
OFFICIAL.
Cjty Council Proceedings.

Session of the Council of the City Of
New Ulm, held Dec. 4th, 1883. All
members present, President Rudolph
in the chair.
The minutes Of the last regular meet.
ing of Nov. 9th, also of the adjourned
and special meetings of Nov. 7th, 10Th,
9th and 3Oth were read and approved.
The president presented the deed OBJ
tanned from Fir. Boock for lot -, block
104, north, which was accepted, and
the clerk ordered to to have the same
recorded.
The Committee on Streets reported
that they realized +s2. SO for stones sold
to Christ Filzen.
Chas. Brust, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, presented his appoint.
ments of Fred. Pfaender for first and
G. w. IF. Heideman for second Asst
Engineer.
On motion the appointments were
confirmed.
The inventory of the Fire Depart
ment presented by Chas. Brust was re-
ferred back to him for correction.
The monthly police reports and also
GuC 1uuuSblf 1OPOlCoi VI u llC ul dlSudl
and Street Commissio were present.
ed read and ordered filed.
On motion Julius Berndt was APP
pointed Fire Marshal for the next year.
Permit granted to S. D. Peterson to
erect an addition, 26x36, 10 feet high to
his stable on lot s, Block 81 south sides
to be covered with sheet iron, and tin
or sheet iron roof.
Mr.. Filzen petitioned the Council for
extension of time to fulfill his contract
in the excavation of Centre Street.
On motion the Committee on Streets
was authorized to allow extension as
they deem proper, but under all cir
cumstances the road-bed must be kept
in good and passable condition.
On motion the sum of SIS was al
lowed to Councillor Frank for necessary
expense incurred on Cottonwood River
bridge.
The following bills: Water works,
IS760.36; Fire Department, $148.70;
Street and Bridges, Sl29.6O, were pre-
scented, audited and ordered paid.
The Council thereupon adjourned.
Attest: Louis SCHILLING,
JOHN G. RUDOLPH, Clerk.
Pres. Of the Council.
I Approved Dec. 9th A, d. 1888.
c. WEscHcKE,
Mayor.