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Evening journal., 1888-10-22
yAcKsoNYILLE ENcouRAcEp.
Church Services Held Yesterday, the First
ia Long Time

Church Services Held Yesterday, the First
ia Long Time
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct % There were
twenty-seven new cases reported for twenty
four hours, and four deaths-A B. Thrasher,
f. S. Ulmo, Hick McKuthon lcolored) and
Matte Scott lcoloredl Total cases to date,
g. ig6: total deaths, $50
Eight of the new cases are whites and nine
teen colored
The new cases are: Mrs Julia Smith. Mrs
Brouthers, A. J. Braden, Joseph A. Lopez.
3, Hagens Henry Williams, H. H. Moulton,
James Saunders.
The weather was decidedly cooler, with
prospect of rain. This accounts for the slight
increase in the disease Churches generally
were open yesterday, for the first time in
many weeks II was thought that the gath
cring Of people at worship would tend to
spread infection Now that this danger has
leSsened, meetings are encouraged as a means
Of promoting cheerfulness aud restoring social
conditions 70 their normal state The at
tendance was large The question Of disin-
fecton is still puzzling the authorities. Sur
geon General Hamilton wires that he win
confer with President Cleveland and learn
bis views. The people are not discouraged
BY tha bad report, as the chilly weather gives
promisa Of frost soon.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 22-Governor Hill
spoke 70 a great audience at the Hyperion
here Saturday night. gang Of pickpocsets
had evidently followed him up from New
York, and probably worked the crowd IL
Bridgeport and Waterbury, At all events
they reaped a harvest here. The officials on
duty at police headquarters were over.
whelmed with complaints by those who had
lost watches, chains and pocketbooks From
the stage Of the Hyperion warning was made
10 the audience that New York pickpoozets
had swooped down upon the town, and that
many attendants at tha meeting had lost
their valuables. ltwas reported that Rounds.
man Mcbride, while looking out for the pick.
pockets, had lost his watch. This the officer
however, denied.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED.


An Open switch the Cause.
EiMIRA, n Y, Oct 22-The train on
which the Third Ward Literary club Of this
city went on an excursion TO Park station, on
the Elmira, Cortland and Northern railroad
was wrecked at Browns switch, about eleven
miles north Of this city. For some reasons
unknown, switch at that point indicated
was maliciously turned and owing TO a slight
curve Engineer Thomas Durrant did not see
the danger until too late to prevent the
accident
He reversed his engine, however, and clung
to the lever, going down into a creek with
the engine The engine plunged into the mud
and turne over on its side Durrnnt was
thoroughly shaken up, but not otherwise in
iured. The fireman, p Butler, jumped
just as the engins went down, and suf-
fered only bruises which are not serious
The baggage car followed ths engine into the
cre,k and the baggage man and John Travers
in charge of the commissary, were thrown 70
she front end Of the car and buried beneath
its contents They were soon extricated from
their predicament and found to be badly. but
not seriously bruised. None OF the passengers
suffered more than slight bruises The en-
giae was wrecked. In short time another
engine was scared and most Of the party re-
sumsd their Trip
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
MUD RUN ouTpoNE.
Ninety Bodies Taken From a Wrecked
Train and More 70 Follow.

Ninety Bodies Taken From a Wrecked
Train ana More 70 Follow.
PoTENzA, Italy, Oct. 22-In the landslide
which occurred near Lateral fifty metres OF
rock fell upon and crushed ten cars crowded
with excursionists returning from the fetes
at Naples. The scene Of the disaster is in a
remote district, and as the telegraph wires
were broken by the falling rock and earth,
the summoning Of help was delayed two
hours.
Meanwhile the scene was most horrible, the
groans Of the dying, mingled with the
shrieks of the injured, unnerving those Of
the survivors who essayed TO rescue their
less fortunate companions
Already ninety dead bodies and seventy
injured ones have been taken ous Of the
wreck, and the work Of excavation is pro
ceeding as rapidly as possible. 1t is certain
that there are more dead bodies, as two can
are still buried.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Judge Thurman Hale and te,rt,

COLUMBUS O., Oct - Judge Thurman
arrived at home al 9:45 o'clock yesterday
morning, after pleasant trip from Brazil,
Ind, where he spoke Saturday. he was ia
perfect health and expressed himself ready
for another week Of campaigning He will
speak at Cincinnati on the 25th, at Lima. o.
30 the 2Gth, and possibly at one or two Other
points His concluding speeches win be made
at Wheeling, w. Va, on the 30th and al
Nelsonyille, o., on Nov. B. When the train
reached Muncie, Ind, shortly before mid.
night, 900 people, with bands Of music, were
ont TO pay their respects 10 Judge Thurman
AS be had retired he could not respond
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Governor linz niorements.

NEW York, Oct. 22.-The impression that
President Cleveland and Governor Hill win
jointly review the Democratic parade in this
city on Oct. "a Is mistaken one, as Governor
Hills campaign engagements, made months,
ago, require him to speak at Herkimer, N
y, ON thas day. The governor hopes 70 bs
able TO review the parade on the evening OF
Nov. 3. Governor Hill arrived from Con.
necticut yesterday, and left for Albany in
the evening. He speaks at Ogdensburg to
day. While here he held conference with
Secretary Whitney, Chairman Brice and
others ON campaign matters
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEW YoRK, Oct 2-The Socialist Labor
party has nominated Edward ). Hall fol
governor, Christian Pottburg for lieutenant
governor, FRANZ Gerau for judge Of the court
Of appeals, Alexander Jonas for mayor,
Heinrich Foth for president Of the board Of
aldermen, William Hurtze for sheriff, Charles
w. Cook for county clerk, and also made
nominations for all the congressional and
assembly districts They adopted resolutions
denouncing the regular political parties, and
sympathizing with the efforts OF labor 10
emancipate itself from wage slavery.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
FURNITURE:
OAK BED ROOM SUITS.

Have just received quite a
plumber of new medium-priced
Suits in Antique, polish finish,
hanging in price from $50 to
|$o5. And have now in our
window the largest and best
suit for the moneywe ever had.
1T is priced at $50 with ?
chairs, rocker, towel-rack and
liable. The pieces are all large
|and the dresser has a 3ox34
French bevel glass and one Of
the drawers lined with plush.
THE washstand is. as roomy as
you would find in an $50 or
800 Suit, and has wooden
splasher frame on back.
This suit is low at the price
|and we have It in two styles.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

UTICA, N y, Oct. 22.-The Democratic
canal boat Thomas jefferson arrived here at
s o'clock Saturday night. 1t was met by dele
cations with fireworks. A large audience
gathered in Franklin square despite the rain
and listened to speeches by r. D. Petty, Of
New York; Edward Coughlin, of Utica; J..
M. Allen, Of Mississippi, and E. B. Whitney,
Of New York The meeting was enthusiastic,
and the crowd stayed Throughout. A.
Stewart made fine stereoptican exhibition.
The boat left here this morning for Mohawk,
where barbecue will be given
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
The Parnell Commission Re-
sumes It's Sittings To-day.
THE WITNESSES ALL READY.

Some Startling Testimony Expected From
Dublin's chief of Police. but il May Not
be Admitted rrodigaiIty In the War
Department.
LONDON, Oct An Of the Parnellites
implicated IN the charges Of The Times and
all the witnesses summoned by both sides for
the opening day Of the parnell commission
are IN London, IN readiness to attend the first
sitting Of the commission, which began to-
day Among the witnesses is Chief Police
Superintendent Mallon, OF Dublin, whose
evidence promises 70 be Of startling charac-
ter Mallon has watched the inner workings
Of Fenianism since 1867, having been assisted
IN his work by informers, who have abun-
dantly supplied him with details otherwise
unobtainnhle. james Carey, the informer,
who was killed at the Cape of Good Hope,
was commissioned TO asassinate Mnllon at
the time Of the Phoenix park murders, but
being then in the pay Of the enemy, as well
as in the confidence Of the men OF his own
organization, he failed TO carry out the work
assigned TO him. Much Of the information in
the possession Of Mallon was furnished by
Carey, and there is great curiosity to observe
to what extent, il at all, the commission will
admit the hearsay evidence thus obtained
Some time ago the war Office ordered the
construction Of gun carriages, to cost R2I. 1000,
by private firm When the carriages were
completed, the manager Of the department
from which the carriages were ordered, who
had meanwhile come into office, objected to
many OF the details Of their construction, and
gave new order involving the disbursement
Of an additional ga 600, although he paid
,or Tie ones be had condemned These car
riages were never used, but allowed 70 rust
and fall to piece. II is asserted that numer-
ous other examples Of public waste have been
discovered in the war department, and will
Be made the subject Of vigorous speeches on
she part Of the Liberals during the coming
session of parliament, demanding an inquiry
into the administration Of the various bureaus
comprising the military service
A decision Of the Spanish cabinet has been
arrived at which is tantamount 20 complete
surrender on the part Of nearly half Of the
minister's these gentlemen considering that q
pacific end Of the difficulties surrounding
them justified the means taken The excite
ment which has prevailed in Madrid is now
on the wane, and no further trouble seems
possible
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

FAIRFIELD. Conn, Oct. 22-'rhe burglar
alarm in Mr.. Belts house rang, warning him
that burglars were robbing Ills store Re i'm.
mediateiy arose and, taking his gun. went
to his store He found man on the outside
with a wagon, ia which ha wns loading
,ods passed. TO him by some person inside
As he approached the burglar warnel him to
keep away or be would shoot Belts how
ever, leveled his own gun ami fired twice.
both shots taking effect He then rushed on
the burglar and dubbed him with the stock
of the gun. The wounded burglar was then
loaded into a wagon and taken to the Bridge
port polics station, where his wounds were
examined and pronounced fatal II was
learned that the burglar was Charles Carey
OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Nd. nlalne En Rnnte Enst.

BUFFALO, Oct 22.-Hon. James G. Blaine.
accompanied by Walker Blaine. Gen. Adam
.. King and number OF newspaper CORE
spondents, arrived here last evening in a
special car, attached to che regular Michigan
Central train. Mr.. Blaine will speak here
this evening, on Tuesday night at Rochester,
and on Wednesday be viii address the work
ingnen at Madison Square Garden, New
York city. This ends his engagements for
the campaign in New York, although it is
| ssiole that he may return to New York
city to review the business mems parade, on
the Saturday preceding the election. Mr..
Blaine took lunch at thu residence Of Mr..
Marshall Field, and in the afternoon called
upon Editor Medill. Of The Tribune.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
IN and nenedlct contldent.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-Public Printer
Benedict has returned from trip TO hi.
home at Kingston, n Y. He had a tall
with Governor Hin and he says the governor
has no doubt whatever that New York viii
60 Democratic Governor Hill told Mr.
Benedict that he would speak every day un-
til the election either in New York state OF
in Connecticut. Mr. Benedict says that the
changes in political complexion attributable
to the tariff in his section of the state are all
favorable TO the Democratic party.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Maud harrison 10 Lenve The stnrc

CHICAGO, Oct 22-Miss Maud Harrison.
the soubrette actress who will join A. NJ.
ia mer's company at the Chicago Opera
house tonight, wil be married to James A.
Carson, the proprietor Of the Columbia thea
tire, Thursday night. Miss Harrison win play
in Our Society the first three nights Of the
week and viii then leave the stage perma-
nently. The wedding win take place in New
York, whittier Miss Harrison win 20 imme-
diately after the close Of the performance
Wednesday night Mr.. Carson recently
figured in a rather sensational divorce suit.
brought by his first wife, ia which the names
Of several well known actresses were freely
used. The last that was heard Of the suit
was a compromise and agreement to separate
without decree Of divorce, but it appears
that Mrs. Carson has since pressed her suit
and secretly secured her decree. Mr.. Carson
Is rich, and the son Of a man who il still
richer
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
A uuprofltablo Exhibition

CINCINNATI Oct. 22.-The Centennial Eu
position win in all probability close next SAB
urday night There is a slight possibility
that it may be extended. IL is estimates
that one-ffth Of the guarantee notes ara
practically worthless, and that unless the
coming week is an unusually prosperous ong
the deficit win be from y to 35 per cent.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEW YoRK, Oct 22-The police have dis
covered that the murderer OF Antonio Fla
comic, who was killed near Cooper on the
night Of the l4th inst, was Carlo Quararo,
believed to be now in New Orleans; that the
killing was done because Flacomio some years
ngo informed upon gang Of Italian counter
teiters: that Flacemio and Quararo Fero
members of an extensive secret organization
IN Tins country caiiel the Malta. composed
Of criminals from Sicily, who are sworn TO
xii any OF their members who berray their
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHANCERY,
New CASTLE COUNTY. IS
EAT-GE Ol7 DA u q,TusTnN

n CHANGER4,
New CASTLE COUNTY, ss /.
CAUSE OF PARTITION.
Samuel Alriehs, ct al, VS.. Isabel F. Hall,
Il al
IN pursuance Of an order of the Chancellor
n the above cause, made at the March term,
ses, all per ons having any lien or liens af-
ecting theinterest orestate of SamuelAlrichs,
Peter Alrichs Charles w Alrichs, Sarah +.
ionce, Mary A. Alriehs, John K. Alrichs,
ISABEL +. Hall, Flora Schedwick. Elizabeth
Alrichs. William II Alrchs, Helen. Alrichs,
Nay lrichs and Herbert Alrchs. or either of
hem, in the lands and premises to which said
'ause relates. are hereby notified to file petit
Jon setting forth the nature and amount of
he same in the Office of the Register in Chan
tery for New Castle county ten davs before the
.ppear and prove said lien or liens at the en-
uing term OF the court, before the rising OF
he court on the third day OF the term.
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee.
Attest-CHARLEs ii. McWHoRTER.
Wilmington, Del. Oct. s. 1883.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
FouR MYsTERIous MuRpgRs.


Frightened.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. % The people of
Tuscaloosa, n small town ilfty-six miles south.
west Of this city, are excited by the myster.
ious murder Of four negroes within ten days,
The first victim was John Hill a respected
negro mechanic, who was supposed 10 have
been murdered for his money His dead body
was found on the street one morning with
the throat cut and fifteen knife wounds IN
the body. Last Monday the body Of an un.
known negro was found in the woods few
miles from town, and Friday the body OF the
third victim was found Ia the river near by,
the throats Of both having been cut from
ear &c ear. Yesterday morning the body Of
the fourth victim was found in the woods
near town The officers have so far beer
unable 70 obtain any clew to the perpetrators
Of the crimes. The body found yesterday has
not yet been identified. All the victims had
their thrnats cut. With the exception Of the
first one the bodies showed no other marks
Of violence. The colnred people Of the town
have been frightened out Of their wits by
these crimes
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 2,-Ten thousand people
saw the fifth game Of the worlds champion
ship series Saturday. st. Louis led, to l.
up TO the eighth inning, when New Yora
made a wonderful rally and battod out fivs
runs, winning the game Half the series haa
now been played, New York winning fouH
and st. Louis one The clubs play in Philn-
delphia to-day, and the remaining four in 81
Louis, beginning Wednesday
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
bremen Joins The zoiiverein.

BERLIN, Oct % The city Of Bremen
formally entered the German zollverein, and
ceases to be a free port. The burgomaster
received a tremendous ovation upon the occa-
sion, the popular feeling being similar 70 that
prevailing in Hamburg upon the entrance Of
that city into the zollverein a week ago.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
KIned Tie Guard ana Escaped

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %. Thomas Lynch and e.
arrest at jefferson barracks, charged with
desertion, escaped after fatally iniuring the
sentries, Privates Welch and Kennedy.
Lynch chopped Kennedy down with an ax
while McCurdy beat Welch over tine heas
with his own revolver, which he wrestee
from him after a desperate struggle.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

LONDON, Oct 22-Captain Gleadell. II
the White Star steamship Germanic, was
buried in Wallasey churchyard, Cheshire. on
Saturday The funeral was attended by the
managing directors Of the White Star com
pany, many Of its employees including mum.
Der Of the attaches Of the Germanic, and a
large number Of family friends.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

WASHINGTON Oct. 22.-Fiye thousand peo,
pie Travelled over the electric railway which
runs out TO the Soldiers Home. The road
only began operations last week, and it han
but four cars. II is operated by the over
head wire system. The experimental opera
ton Of the road has thus far been success.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Youngest Man on the Bench.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. Governor jack.
son has appointed Henry d. Harlan 70 hf
chief judge Of the supreme court Of BaltS
more city, vice Chief Judge Brown, wins
retired from the bench Mr. Harlan is y
years Of age, and is the youngest man on tIr
bench in Maryland
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. 22-John Carly, aged
20, Of Broad Fording, was watching the IN
hation Of the balloon at the Hagerstown fair,
when pole tell, striking him on the head
He died in five minutes
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
- The Czar IND Crarina h I,nI.n.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 22-The car ant
czarina have arrived in Baku. The czal
laid the foundation stone Of an orthodox
cathedral yesterday. The royal couple ther
visited the naphtha works Afterwards they
received a number Of deputations, including
one consisting Of Turkomans. Much en-
thusiasm was manifested.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEW York, Oct 22- Col. Ingersoll. Gen.
Pryor and Gen. McMahor are about to bring
suit ON behalf OF Mrs. James G.. Blaine, Jr.,
against James G. Blaine. Sr, and wife for
siVO,OOO tor alternating young Biaine's aifec-
tons. Mrs, Blaine does not sue for divorce.
because she is a Catholic. aud divorce Is not
tolerated bs the church One of the points
which wiil hsve = bearing on the case Is that
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
That Barge will Ruin the Navy. yet.

WASHINGTON, Oct. - 1T is reported is
naval circles that the dynamite cruiser We
suvins, now at Cramps snip yard, rhiladel-
phia, was struck by the coal Large which
played such havoc with the Baltimore, and
the line shaft Of the vessel seriously impaired
The exact extent. Of the damage is not stated.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

BosroN, Oct. 22.-Miss Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, author Of "The Gates Ajar" ank
other popular works, was I-srried TO Rev
H. d. Ward, Of New York, Professor Phelps
OF Andover, father Of the bride, officiating.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Ex-Governor namilton DIVING.

HAGERsTowN, Nd. Oct - x-Governor
Hamilton is dying. Two weeks ago he was
stricken with pneumonia. He is now suffer
ing from blood poisoning, with galgrene Of
the lung, and cannot recover.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Hi. rnnrts No. vnln.

XENIA, Ind Oct % AT o'clock in the
morning Andrew Morgan surprised two mex.
who were rohbing the store of Henry J.
Rausmann. He gave an alarm, and whils
attempting to stop the burglars, who endeay
ored to escape, was shot and fatally wounded
The thieves escaped.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
All Ready for the ivy city Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22.-The fall meeting
Of the Washington Jockey club win begin at
Ivy City tomorrow. Three hundred horses,
representing tifty-nine stables, have arrived.
Among the stables are the Dwyers, w. 3.
Jennings, H. ). Baldwin, Dan Honig james
Mccormick & CO.. T. B. Morris. ". c. Daily,
Day is & Hail. eden Bowie, A. J. Cassatt, W.
I. Burch. August Belmont. George r. Hearst.
Z II MAll...Ia. tie Chicago sta..las. fsss
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

CHRIsTIANA, Oct. 22--Ths Russian steam.
ship Archangel and the British steamer Nep-
tune, Of Glasgow, came into collision IN
Christinna harbor. Both vessels sank imme-
diately. The crew Of the Neptune and eight
Of the Archangei's crew were saved. The
captain and seventeen Of the Archangers
crew were drowned
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 22.-Claudia Harris,
a woman of bad repute, was found dead yes
terday in Trinity church yard, with thrx
pistol shot wounds in her body. There IS ns
clew TO the murderer.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

BOSTON, Oct 22-The Rand-Avery com
pany the largest priating house in this city
assigned to Nathaniel J. Bradlee The La
bilities of the concern amount to about Sis0.
OO0. The assets are estimated at $780, ,00O
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
murder in Mns;,lnrtnn.

WASHINGTON, Oct 22-William Warren
shot and fatally wounded William Brown in
a quarrel over some money Both men are
cO.grad
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

BERLIN, Oct. 22-The empress met tina
emperor ON his arrival at Potsdari. and
drove with him in an open carriage 70 1iss
marble palace
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

VIENNA, Oct. 22.-Professor Otto LEM,
the African traveller, has expressed a similar
opinion 70 that given by Lieut. Wiseman
with regard to the safety of Stanley Wise
mans belief is that Stanley has joined Emin
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

VIENNA, Oct. 22.-Emperor Francis Joseph
and Crown Prince Rudolph, attired in the
uniform of Prussian officers, met Prince
Henry Of Prussia, who wore the uniform Of a
captain Of an Austrian corvette, and ex-
changed cordial greetings
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
Fatally Injured N 4 sunday Rnce. =.

% nj
NEW ORLEANS, Oct % In a race yester-
day at Exposition Park, Muggins, driven by
John I. shaw, and blind horse, William
Newman, driven by Thomas newman, COZ
lided, and Shaw was PROBABLY fatally injured
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct 22-Rear Admiral
Sampson, of the United States navy, "a
seriously i'll al his cottage here and his friends
are greatly alarmed as to his condition.
Evening journal., 1888-10-22
lost AND FOUND.

I OST.--A LARGE CAMEO BREAST PIN.
4 The finder will receive a suitable reward
returned TO L. X. l.. at this office.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An
~ application will be mace to the Hon.
gnatfas G. Grubb, Associate Justice Of
he Superior Court Of the Stale Of
Delaware, residing in New Castle county,
|n Saturday. the 9TH day of October.
\. d., 1883, at 10 o'clock In the morning at
|hambers in Wilmington, in the county and
tate aforesaid, for the Incorporation OF the
|Supreme Council OF the Legion of the Red
ROSS the obie Of which is the mainte-
8lance OF an association fer charitable and lit
|rary purposes.and f0that end 20 have, possess,
Itnd enjoy all the rights. benefits. and privi-
Seges Of AN Act COneerning Private Corpora
iOns,'' passed at Dover, March IA, a. d. 1883.
HENRY G. CONRAD.
T.,,
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HELP WANTED.

SNTANTED. GIRL TO DO GENERAL
wv housework- Apply No. 50 NJ. Eighth
treet
Evening journal., 1888-10-22

M OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ application will be made to the Hon. Igna-
ius G. vrubb, associate judge Of New Castle
ounty, on Saturday, October -, A. d., 1883. at
o a. m. at the county Court House in the city
III Wilmington inFaid county. for the incOr-
s'oration Of the Edge Moor Bridge Works, pur-
uant to the provisions OF the Act Of the Gen
raj Assembly. entitled An Act Concerning
rivate Corporations. passed March II. 1898.
IN. g. SPtUANCE. attorney for the incor-
s,orators.