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ON rus TRAIL OF TASCOlT,



CHICAGO, March lS,-It is stated that
the clew which led Mr., A. ], Stone, SON
in,law Of the murdered millionaire
Smell, to Join actively in the search for
Tascott, was obtained from criminal
who had known the fugitive in the Ken.
lucky penitentlary, and who claimed
the missing man was in the employ oi a
railroad contractor near Rat Portage,
Manitoba, Other proofs were brought
so convincing that Mr., Stone at once
started for Rat Portage, accompanied by
two detectives and two friends intimate
ly acquainted with Tascott, They left
Chicago two weeks ago Sunday, but on
arriving at Rat Portage, which Is 100
miles east OF Winnipeg, on the line OF
the Canadian Pacific railroad, they dis
covered that the object OF their search
had disappeared a few days before, No
one knew the direction he had taken,
but a few days laterthe detectives struck
his trail, which led up into the interior
OF Canada, In the direction OF Hudson
Bay and Mr., Stone started In pursuit
after telegraphing Mrs. Smell that he had
great hopes OF the Clew turning out TO
be good one. Ten days have elapsed
since Mrs, Smell received this dispatch
and she has not since heard from Mr..
Stone.
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THE DAY AT TIIG wllTG HOUSE,
Mr.. Harrison HOseiged by Onice Seekers,
SIr. JfAsOn's Chances Good,

Mr.. Harrison H0seiged by Olice Seekers
AIr. 1IasOn's Chances Good,
WAsnlSGToN, March l2,-The rush oI
OtIceseekes continued at the White
House to-day. Included in the crowd
was delegation Of citizens Of Washing
ton, headed by Mr., L, B, stockington,
who urged the appointment of Mr.,
George Francis Dawson as Commits
sioner OF the District; General Whittle.
sew, Of the Indian Commission, accom-,
pinied by Bishop Hare, Of Dakota, and
President Gale, Of Rutgers College.
They called to interest the President in
amoyemCnt to secure II broad educa-
tiOnal policy towards the Indians.
Ex-senator Malone made a short call
on the President In company with Rep.
resentative ROwden oil Virginia, and
ex,postmMter General Frank Hatton.
Among the other callers were Mr.. s. 4.
Elkins, Representative Dunnell, oi
Minnesota; Mr.. William l., Scruggs, oi
Citorvia; Gen. Rerdan, Gen. Wright, Of
Indiana; Representative Mcintyre, and
Hon. John W. Mason, OF West Virginia,
who Is expected to be- the next Commits
Aoner Of Internal Revenue.
The President was engaged all the
forenoon with official visitors and poll.
tCians, and at o'clock came down to
the East Room and received q large
number Of persons who called TO pay
their respeCts,
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ERIE, PA, March 13,-John Lanix, a
wagon maker, came home last night in.
toxicated and began to quarrel with his
wife. The quarrel was renewed this
morning, when Lanix dragged his wife
into bedroom and beat her unmerci.
fully with his fists. The woman begged
him 10 spare her life until she could say
a prayer. While she was on her knees
Ianix tried 10 cut her.throut with a
pocket knife, but she succeeded In escap-
Ing from the house. Lanix then cut bis
own throat, and when the officers ar.
rived he was hagsling at one Of bis
wrists. Lanix cannot live. His wife
lies al the point Of death.
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A MASONIC JUBILEE.
Why the Hundred thousand MAIous In New
York VIII Celebrate tho 2Ith OF April.

Why the Hundred Thousand MAIous In New
York win Celebrate tho 2Ith OF April.
New YoRK, March lS,-April "a has
been designated as day OF special
thanksgiving for the liquidation OF the
Masonic debt in this State, 1t will be
an occasion OF great Joy for the hundred
thousand Masons, particularly Grand
Master Lawrence. -Four years ago when
he was installed TO the exalted office q
craft debt Of $500,00O stared him in the
face. II was incurred by the scheme TO
establish tile Masonic hall and asylum
fund. The Masonic temple had been
built in this city at cost OF four mil.
lion dollars, and when II was fnishedin
1875 the craft found a debt Of half u
million dollars standing In the way OF
tho proposed asylum for widows and or
phans, which 1t was planned could be
built and maintained from the revenues
OF the temple building. In 1885 the new
Grand Master and his staff began TO agi.
tate the subject OF raising funds to pay
or the debt. The jubilee celebrated the
success otthe Creditable undertaking will
consist Of meetings to be held simulta.
neously by the III lodgessituated in the
cities, towns and villages within the
bounds OF the Empire State.
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THE SENATE.
Committees Authorized to Sit During Va
characterization Confirmed.

Committees Authorized To sit During Va.
ratlOn-NomIuatIons Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 13.-A
resolution authorizing the Committee on
Coast Deienses to sit during the recess
andtOemploy aclerk was introduced and
reiertedto the Committee on Contingent
Expenses. A like resolution as to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
vas agreed to. Resolutions offered by
NJ Stewart for the purchase Of 81, 900.
Wol silver bullion permanent for coin.
aHp and by Senators Gibson and Call
lofspeclal committees on the CONNER
cal relations Of the United States with
Mexico aud with Cuba and the West
india Islands, were laid on the table for
the present.
heSenate then at 1915 proceeded to
lhe consideration Of executive business.
The Republican members OF the Privi.
leSeS and Elections Committee held a
conference this afternoon for the pur.
poSeOl determining upon the future pro-
CeSdute Of the committee with regard 10
alleged Southern election outrageS, but
Nlthout coming TO any conclusion ad.
!outned until tomorrow, when the mat.
Mt Will be further considered. There
wa some discussion In regard TO the
eall!nH upin the Senate OF a resolution
EMillar Mllar to that proposed by Senator
SSaanOlet during the recent session oil
congress, directing the committee TO in.
NesVgalc elections In Louisiana and
y.au .Iu Soul lhern States. II Is possible
,f'e taf'e may be speech made In tho Senate
w,Vfe adjournment on this topic, bul
t,Me tSMe senators are generally pretty well
,Issvl out u isimproUable that any cleo
Ivy wv resolution will DO pushed TO q vote
Mis- thought II would certainly give
IHSIo prolonged debate which might
Nyp Tue Senate hero sometime.
%t; Charles A. Ashburner has jusI
submitted to tue United States geological
;lvey a preliminary statement showing
WV WY !hS total production Of coal Of al
a.nu' Increased from l2O,O35, ,5b7 shor
Tua " 1851 TO l45,3B3,7l4 tons In 1883
ita"vyalNgih 1887 WIS SiS2, ,b68, 1857, which
increased Increase to sos, ,igS,SOO In 1855. Thl
increased production is shared by ever,
..gIpoItanlpo0l producing region. Penn
C.nla %Menla anthracite, including CollleFy
.SusamptIon, isinCtCaBOd from a, ,O5s, 10
SI,t ,IVL' tons In 1887 10 IO,tOS,0O0 In 1883
W corresponding Increase In vAlu
VIII 400. Alabama, Kentucky
CoUoiadS, o,,. Wyoming, Washington Terri
WY mu Montana show a large percent
IVY Increases, while a slight depreas
iv'S uv''c'd In Indiana, Georgia and Mich
y. The confirmation Of Walker Blain
SSs, W% 3ns Of the usual order and made b
SitMniHo SitSalHolS consent, probably as a con
tISrl StISrl to his father Th6 position
ciI"ahe iISa he appointed 10 practically thI
S,.%Mi adviser, or "lAw officer" Of I'll
bsSS. Se Department. and la lnCumber
lIsivsSTA,ily ,ST.,,ily occnplEe specially ConhdOi
~' tlallOhs with tho NgcFeliFv,
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rhn Ln.t ot lhe ILendlnr Morl..

READING, PA, March l3.-The last oi
tho pipe mills Of the Reading Iron
Works closed down this afternoon and
now all the vast establishments Of the
firm arc out Of operation excepting the
two blast furnaces, which have about a
week stock OF coal on hand, The work.
men TO whom fifteen days wages are
due received notice this afternoon that
on Saturday next they would receive
nhN whnk,H nav,
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THE CHINESE MUST 90.
Tie Milwaukee Cals-Iiow the MOnEollAnI
Are IIeinE Driven Out.


MILWAUKEE, March 1S.-ThO Chinese
are leaving Milwaukee. All tho Chi.
neSo laundrIeB on Walnut street
aud vicinity have been aband'
oned and the Cinnamon to.day
removed their possessions under The
protection Of the police. Sam Ring Lee
about thItty Chinese In his downtown
resort, to-day received q letter Of warn.
ing. II was signed 1900 strong, 200
ready 10 work. aud warned
him that he and Lis Countrynen
had better ret out Of the city al once
and not attempt 10 resume work here,
The Chinese Sunday schools, which have
had a rather oheckefed career here, seem
10 have received their death blow by tho
recent revelations,
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indiana a. Ar.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S.-The annual
encampment OF the Indiana Department
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
opened to-day. About two thousand
delegates arc In attendance. National
Commander.in.C Chief Warner arrived
this morning and was given an enthu;;
siastic greeting, to which he responded
In brief address. The report OF the
Assistant Adjutant General shows that
there arc 49O Posts In the State, with 9
membership Of 20,722. Since the last
enCampment 1851 new members have
been mustered In.
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TOO DOMlSEERING.
Henry Bergh, tho Nephew OF Ills Uncle,
Bouuced by the S. +. CA.

Henry Bergh, tho Nephew OF Ills Uncle,
Bounced by tho S. T. CA.
NEw YoRK, March l3.-Henry Bergh
has been forced to resign the Presidency
OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, which was founded
by his uncle twenty.three years ago.
His successor in office is James NJ.
Brown, the well.known banker. The
change was made at an executive session
OF the board OF managers, thirteen
members being present. Mr.. Bergh's
resignation was accepted unanimously,
Mr.. Brown was elected without a dis.
senting vote. Trouble was brewing for
several months. The youthful Presi.
dent, weak in himself, but strong under
the constitution and bylaws, seldom
did tho members Of the board the honor
10 consult them about the management
OF affairs, and this seeming neglect
which began by breeding dissatisfaction
and discomfort, ended by giving ofFense.
"This young man Is too domineering,"
agreed the board. "He must be taken
down peg or two; his power must be
lessened. We shall change the bylaws;
that will give us some control, We
should like 10 be consulted. We were
willing TO be ruled by the founder oi
the society, but as for being run over by
the nephew, that is q different matter.
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ALTOONA, Pa March 1S.-Three
young mon, returning from walk early
this morning, saw flames shooting out OF
house on Union avenue. They broke
In tho front door aud found Mrs. Sadie
Malstrom, Colored, in bed aud enyeloped
In Flames. She was literally roasted and
will die. John Il, Williams, who es-
saped from a back door as the men en-
tered, has been arrested on the charge
Of setting the bed on fire. He is q white
man, and the two have been living TO;
gother rs man and wife. Williams
hands werO burned,
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the Times on the morning Of a great
diyisiop2 [Cries OF "No,'l

THE LAND QUESTION.
ut has been admitted on oath by the
manager Of the ,7imss that the publica,
tion was proposed to affect the division,
Cries OF "Shame,nl Now let us
come to the question OF the govern
ment Of Ireland. The land question,
for instance, Is only one example OF the
bupgles every English government
makes in an attempt to rule Ireland
from Westminster. ! do not say that
the land question Is an Irish question,
but bringing 1t forward Us u most salient
question OF the unfortunate ipCapaCity
Of the English Parliament to do Justice
10 Ireland,
"You English men and women ought
TO reflect when you read OF forCible re-
sistance in some cases by Irish tenants
against armed force that Is not real re-
sistance, because II amounts 10 such re-
Slstance as a fly might make to an ele'
phant about TO crush It under Its foot
Cheers and laughter but when you
hear these things you must
reflect that after all these peo'
pie are being expelled from homes
they built themselves and which are
their own property, although the law
has not yet efficiently protected that
property, You must see that 1t is some
times not in human nature to en-
dure and Withstand the provocation
as passiYely as We desire they should
for the sake OF the future OF their
country, and that sometimes their
manhood revolts and they strike
q blow In their own defense. II Is IN
honorable thought which l feel tonight,
that since the introduction OF the great
measure OF 1886 Ireland has definitely
turned her back upon Rll base,
hopeless and desperate courses;
that she Is confident that in the
ways OF the constitution lie her safety
and that under the genius and guild
ance OF that great and devoted Eng
llshman, Gladstone, prolonged cheers,
with the new hope that has come into
all our hearts and breasts, the day tulti-
mate freedom for Ireland cannot be long
deferred"
Sir Charles Russell made u few re
marks and was received with deatening
applause.
Mr.. Morley announced that in three
weeks over d quarter OF q million OF per-
sons had signed tho protest against tho
Governments Irish policy.
Mr.. Bradlaugh in moving vote OF
thanks to the chairman, dwelt upon the
Importance OF London's voice In the
Irish question.
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The Feeling ut Gon's Hon,

Special Dtspdith 10 hf IntEilIgeneeT.
CLARRsnuRd, W. Va, March lS.-Tc
say that the people here are surprised al
the conclusions of the Supreme Court
is putting 1t mildly. They expected
better things from a judicial body,
last straw to break the camel's back and
comes Unexpectedly. After General
Golf submitted the case TO the Supreme
Court our people were sanguine that
the court could do nothing else than to
decide in his favor, as they said such
was clearly the law and the court could
be trusted to render an impartial opin-
ion. The home people Of General Gotl
will not countenanCe anything OF vic.
lent character, not that they love him
less, but that they respect the good
name OF the State more.
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Our nn.e IInIII.l. ln london.

LONDON, March l3.-The American
base ball teams drove to tho House OF
Commons to-day, They were stopped
at the gates by the police, but 1t being
explained that the Speaker had made
arrangements for themto visit the House
in body, they were allowed to pass.
Mr.. White, Secretary OF the American
legation and the secretary Of the Speaker,
showed the visitors through the House
OF Lords and the House Of Commons
and the crypt. Subsequently from the
gallery they listened to speeches by Sir
William Vernon and others.
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sxmrnthy ln Wa.hIngton.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1S.-The
news Of the death Of Captain Dawson
was received here with great regret by
his numerous, friends and expressions
Of coincidence with his widow and her
two little children were universal. Sena.
tor German said: "By the death OF
Captain Dawson the South has lost one
Of her best men, and champion who
was ever foremost In every matter OF
material interest or benefit to that Sec
ton"
The deepest sympathy was manifested
In army circles, where Captain Dawson
was well known, having married q SIS
tor OF the Wife Of General Drum.
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LoutsvittE, KY, March ia.-whilo
Lille Brewer, Of HarrodSbuts, was pet
ting a valuable Aldernoy COW yesterday,
the animal became frantic aud gored the
girl irlghtiully. The child was saved
with difficulty and the COW killed. as Bhe
was thought 10 10 suffering from hydro.
phobla, a number OF animals In tue
heighborhood have been bitten by mad
dogs recently and several have gone mad.
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LIMA, o., March l3.-Thero was an
explosion Of pipe at the Standard re-
finery at 8 o'clock this afternoon, CauS.
lnp d gfoat deal Of damage. The pipe
run Under tho carpenter shop, where sew
etal men wetc working. John LusSlng,
a Young man 20 years ol age, 10 missing
and no trace Of him can DO found. II 10
feared he was blown out Of existence,
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NEw YoRK, March l3,-JakO Kilraln,
who Is matched TO fight John l.. sulIi.
van, sailed for England this afternoon
on The steamer AlfiatiC 10 join Charley
Mitchell, with whom he will make q
tour Of England. Billy 0'Brlen and
other we'll known sporting men Assem-.
bied al the pier 10 sec him of, kilraln
inoka we'll, but fat. He will train
Mitchell iot bis fight with Smith, aud
return 10 America 70 get ready for hiA
ow1 hRht with Sullivan about May |,
THO Marquis Of QueenSbury was 10 have
sailed on the same steamer, but AZ the
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r,,a XVnn,nn sscnn,I Ils.t.

CtScfNNArf, o., March 13.-An exClt'
ing scene took place this morning at the
Grand Hotel when Captain Gray, Of a
Chicago private detective force, Under.
took 70 arrest Vernon, advance agent Of
q theatrical company, Vernon resisted
and fought the detective until reinforce.
ments arrived and carried him, fighting,
10 The station house. Then M5. Vernon
assaulted Captain Gray and tore oil his
collar and tie, and followed him across
the street 10 tho station house scream.
Ing, II Is said Vernon had given bond
not 10 leave the Jurisdiction ola Chicago
court, pending d suit against him. and
hnhrh hia nrfhhL.
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USIoSTowS, pAo March l3.-Jobn s.
Weltnor, Of this place, was arrested to-
day as an acCompliCC in the robbery and
outrage at MCClOllandtown OH Monday
night, and will be given a hearing 10.
morrow. Three Of tho Victims say they
recognize him as being one Of the party
Of Ave. Weltner claims that he was In
Unlontown that night and that hO can
nrhYh an nllhl.
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CdvR D'ALESE ClTY, 1DAno, March
is,-A brutal Hght occurred here yester.
day between Jerry Flower champion Of
i6e Territory, and John Kendall, q pu.
pillst from Chicago. Four rounds were
fought, aAd Kendall was 90 badly In.
juFed that he Lost consciousness and has
Aimee been In a comatosO condition,
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The Grafton Assignment.

Special DlEpdlch 10 he IhttHlgeHcG'
GRAFTON, W. Va, March lS.-Thc as.
signment Of Nuzum & Hieronimus, gen.
eral merchants, is regretted on all sides.
They wero doing business Of $4,000
per annum, and their failure can only
be attributed to the present dull season
and the difficulty OF making collections,
1t Is believed that had further time
been granted them they would have
come out in good shape. The total In.
dedtedness OF the firm will reach $2l 900.
The total assets, including book &C.
counts, will probably exceed to liabilities
by small sum.
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Special Dipatch 10 The IntsltoeHeer.
PARKERsBuRo, W. Va, March 49,
John Crumbley Is on trial for his life at
st. Marys for the shooting and killing Of
John Matheney at party near tho
Wood county line last fall. Judge Bore.
man Is on the bench. @. T. Caldwell
aud ]. W. Reed are the attorneys for the
dnipnHanE
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a New Jail For Wood County.

cptelat DNputcA W We 4Ht4'RsHeG'
PAREERsBuRu, W. VA, March 49,
The new jail for this city was contracted
for to-day. The stone, brick and wood
work will be done by Davidson &
Elliott, Of ParkeBburg, for Sl7,3S0; the
iron and steel work by the Van Dorp
Company, OF Cleveland, for $4,000.
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PEsTu, March 1S.-Hcr Won Tisaa, the
Hungarian Prime Minister, was ten
dered reception by the Liberal club
last night. He received an ovation. In
the course Of a speech he declared
that he would retain tho post Of Prime
Minister while God gave him strength
10 perform It's duties and the Emperor
desired his services.
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Special DLtDdlcA 10 Tie IRttLI0tHctT.
OLARxsDuRo, W. Va, March 1S.-NO.
Osl train, accommodation going east, ran
over and killed instantly a Mrs. Faulk-
ner, about one mile west OF the Baltl.
more & Ohio depot She WIS on her
way TO Wilsonburg, four miles west Of
this place, and was knocked of the track
and Instantly killed without any mutila.
ton Of the body. She was much re.
spected by her nGighbos and acquaint-
anCeS.
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An mn niiI,nn nnnll.

Special DlIpalch 10 Mt IAltlllOenoer.
GRAFTON, March 1S.-The funeral OF
Mr.. John Blue, an aged citizen, residing
about one mile cast Of town, took place
yesterday, from the NJ. L. Church In
city. Mi. Blue was In his seth year and
was noted iorhis honesty and strength Of
character,
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Kanawl,a'a Candidate. for Marshal.

Special Dhpdteh 10 I've IhtdilgeHcer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 1S.-Con-
siderable interest is manifested here as
to who will be the successful candidate
for the Marshalship. Kanawha county
has two candidates in the persons Of j.
II. Huling and Hon. ]. W. Parrish, The
latter has tho Endorsement OF the county
committee and many prominent Repub.
liCans and feels pretty confident OF sue.
cess. Deputy Sheriff G. w. McVey, ol
Fayette, Is also a candidate for the posi-
tion and has strong backing.
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Mn Cleveland wlil BpssehlIy,

NEw York, March lV.-Ex.pfesidsnt
Cleveland today formally accepted the
Invitation Of the friendly BonG Of 81.
Patrick 10 respond 10 one Of Tue toasls
Al tho annual dinner Of the society next
Saturday night
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To l.rolsct thp Adynncp.

CoLooSE, March 13.-Tho GassIte says
that DR.. Peters secured one hundred
somalis who were to have started from
Zanzibar on March 10 cover tho ad.
vance OF the expedition under Dr.. Pc.
terra command,
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twenty Miners Killed.

LONDON, March ia terrible explo.
sion occurred in the Brynnally Colllery
at Wareham to-day. resulting in great
loss OF life. Eleven dead bodies have
been taken from the pit and three min.
Ors have been rescued, laboratories
from the scene oi the disaster say that
twenty persons were killed.
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ReaubmIsslon of tlle Amendraent.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 1S.-Aiter a
discussion Of less than half an hour the
Senate, by a vote Of 90 10 10, has passed
the resolution resubmitting the prohibl.
tory amendment 10 the constitution.
The resolution must now pass the assem-.
bly,, TO bo submitted 10 the people In
igN1
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RESoRA, Pa March s.--Chisi Of Po.
lice Phillip Paul was btutAlly murdered
about 10 o'clock last night while In the
act oi alrtSting q young man named
Chatles Cleary. Cleaty made lils escape
and has not yet been captured,