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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10
THE GLASS CONVENTION.
The Second Days Session De-
voted to Routine Business,
REPORTsREADAND DISCUSSED
Prospects for the Remainder of the
sessIon-The Excursion Thurs
day-somethins About the
Ileports-The Shade Men.

The second days session OF the ma
tional convention of the American Flint
cIo0. lvo.,,n,o, .a.o;'t;o,, ~, Jo,,otoI
u'aSs No'AV's AssoulA''on was ueNoVeu
strictly TO routine business, and the DILL
Cials declined to give out any OF the
discusslons or transaptions for pnblica,
t;os
''on'
There were Two new arrivals to the
convention yesterday, Delegates Davies,
of No O9 Rochester and Mcmillan nj
NJ ph,IoJoIaL,0 1oeI. MI - :"
NO. = Fh'!aue'ph'a' JACK Ioplh' y
former BellaIreite, Is also among the re-
cent arrivals to attend the convention.
The school hail whoretheconven,ior
!. loII t. = n,,o,,, ',o",,,o,aJ 80, =
10 ne'u' 10 y n'ecly Nen''l"Eeu Foou' anu
even in the extremely warm weather
yesterday the delegates expressed them.
seIvos No comfortable
President Smith csiled the corvo,,,or
IN order and Sitsr T Some 0 nraIiW;nasr, WIiaUn
business the ronort oi ina pIosiJant SSs
taken mi. r. WINS lon1er Snd fnIier thar
msuaI dIscussinv manv nmest;ons atIsct'
inc lhe growth condition. and nrosnScts SSv
nj the oTyanizaiion anJ wos Iis,anGG GST ~
with markcI interest hv ali n wos va e
ierrei to the nroner COMMITTEES w
When the eonsiIeratinn NJ Ills renort
was concluded Tia convsntion ,oaI N
recess ior dinner In lie af,ernnon
session Inc annual report OF Secretary
Dillon was taken nm II Ia more woi
uminous Snd elabnIn,a than anv formar
renort and the reSdiro oI 4 AMI t5a IN e. rs.
mort of the Treasrrsr hotL of wLicL
were referred ACCORDING IN the rnies
occnnIed The niternoon '
When the convention adiournod
President Smith came up 10 WheeIing
az the guest Of his friend Smith BntIer
and snent lie nivht will him in Sonii
Wheelinv. ''''
The convention nav.he cxnecied tooet
down to its renl hmsin"ss ta.Isv T'hs
shade and the ch;mnev man are tbs
onIv onSs from whom trouhio Il az asrsct' @
eJ ss thev Inv" @ JitIaronc"S V ,Lsv m " boUo
Leen unable tn adjust will The mann. @
ioctrrers dnrinv ia los. wsek Ths in.
smrSnce featnre viii mt he in,roIvccd
nntii Friday and there IA SH villa IEu J;iTss
enca @ n nni5ion % as ~ S ia sncceSs ~ "sse o'"9'
ThnrsIIav ibe conveniion viii tako nm
excursion tn Iake Chinnewa IeSvi"o
the important committees in session n
nrenars liza work ni liza cnnvsnt;on
md Il IL not exnecled lint the con,
vcntion will cot tnronSh ;ts work Leiore
the flrst nj nHxt wost NN'N'N
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THE WINDOW GLASS MEN.
Their Annual Convention In Session
Plttsburgh-sOme Interesting Points,

Their Annual Convention In Session n
Plttsbursh-sOme Interesting Points,
The annual convention Of the Asso
citation Of Window Glass Workers opened
yesterday at Pittsburgh, One hundred
and eight delegates were present, repre-,
sentlng all parts OF the country. Presi'
dent Campbell read his report, which
occupied an hour and n half. It GOV.
cred all the general statistics OF the or
ganization and spoke enCouragingly OF
theiuture. Committees were reported as
follows: Committee on Organization,
Wage Committee, Committee on Good
Of the Order, Committee on Duties Of
Preceptors, Committee on Duties Of
Officers, Committee on Duties OF Mem
bers, Grievance Committee, Funeral
Benefit Committee.
Considerable business OF Importance
will be brought up for consideration.
The wage question will occasion u great
deal OF talk, and measures will be pro-
posed to keep them at about the same
standard, but no reduction will be made.
Ehhpthvt NeIS lupOEtuHb Vuebtluu
which will be discussed is tho eppTen.
tice system. Steps will probably be
adopted to have the rules regulating this
branch Of the associations work made
more liberal. This Is necessary from
the fact that this has been u year unpre.
cedented in the establishment OF win.
dow.glass factories, and the number Of
men in demand exceeds the supply,
according to the statement Of associa-
tion officials.
1t Is not unlikely that the twenty.six
foreign glass workers who are now at
Jeannette will receive goodly portion
OF the conventions time. President
is ready to answer any ques.
tion that may be put in n way that
should convince any reasonable person
that the men did not come over in viola.
tion OF the contract labor law, or that he
was instrumental in bringing them over.
He knew Of their departure for this
country, but his knowledge was unoiIl.
ciQl at the time,
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SITUATION AT YOUNGSTOWN.
Tho registering Still Going On. withdrawal
of Militia Companies,

of Militia Companies.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, July 0.-Although
the Board OF Inquiry las filed a report
to be presented to the State Commits,
sion to-day its work here is not yet com.
pleted. Dozens Of clerks are still at
work registering the losses Of those who
had not been reported. Whether anoth.
er registry will be made depends some-
what on the action taken at Cresson,
but it Is thought Judge Cummin will
urge q plan to got a certified list Of all
the losses by the business people. AT
least llG has made provision for engaging
half q dozen notaries aud half hundred
clerks. The work Of cleaning up the
town goes on very rapidly now, and the
satisfactory mannerin which things are
done Is attributed largely to the fact that
nearly all Johnstown men are employed.
Mr.. Anstett, OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, spent several days here
trying to track a car Of corn which had
been conGsCated Ia tho early days Of the
flood. 1t was consigned TO the Johns.
town Milling Company and was on the
tracks here on the 3lst OF May. When
General Hastings was called on, he
denied any knowledge OF the matter and
after a great deal OF inquiry he learned
that Contractors Booth and Finn had
used IL upon the order Of the Pittsburgh
Chamber OF Commerce, and the Pitts.
burgh people will now be called upon to
pay for 1T.
General Hastings left on the morning
train for Cresson. The old contractors
have about settled up their accounts and
are getting their stuff out Of town. AS
soon "a they are gone q raid will be
made on the buns that loaf around and
hundreds Of them will be driven away.
Fronts are being put In the new bust.
ness houses In the park and they will be
ready for occupancy in few days. The
new places on, the Market square are
also about completed.
OF the three remaining companies Of
tho Fourteenth regiment here In adj
ditiOn TO the home company, companies
+ and / will 20 home on Saturday.
Company O will still remain and with
company II OF this place, and with the
better organization Of the local police
the town will be sufficiently well
guarded. Tho four Philadelphia Gre
engines have been manned by local
aremen. Steam is kept up constantly
aud the wisdom Of such precautions was
shown by them putting out two Incl
plent fires this forenoon,
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THROUGHOUT YHE WORLD.
Christian Temperance Women
Will, on July 2s,
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
In Honor OF the Late Mrs, II, II,
Hayes-An Address Issued by the
Worlds President to an the
UnIons-An Exemplary Life,

CHICAGO, July 9,-ThO following ad.
dress to the Christian Temperance
Women Of the world is issued here;
To all Officers aud Members QtAs ", O. r. u
BELOVED sIsTRRs;- mo woman ever
lived who did SO much to dlscOunte,
nance the social use OF intoxiCants as
that loyal and lamented Christian ma
tron, Mrs, Ex-Presldent Hayes. She
struck key note that rings to-day in
ten thousand homes OF wealth and
fashion and re.echoes In the grate-
ful memory Of millions, who,
against a desperate appetite have
formed a holy resolution, Her heart
was with US in the great crusade OF 1874,
Her husband gave the weight Of his Yust
influence to sustain his wife in her noble
purpose OF purifying social customs by
placing before the world the wineless
dinner table oi, the White House. Mrs,
Hayes belonged to no one nation, but to
humanity, and am confident that the
white ribboners OF Great Britain and
Canada, indeed Of every land, will,
with chastened sympathy, unite with
un ~ He puulU ueCluIhtlou VI
our loyalty and love, For such n
woman and patriot, for such a wife and
mother, we cannot do too much to man.
Hest our interest, our IeyeranCe. Amer.
lea never suffered sadder loss than in
losing Lucy Webb Hayes, Then let
memorial services be held yeyery local
union on Sunday, July 2S. Tell tho
story Of this woman's sacred lie to your
children; and by every means possible
impress the lesson Of this great life upon
all whom you can reach.
The last chapter Of Proverbs, delineat.
Ing a perfect woman's character, is sug.
gested us the most fitting portrayal OF
our honored sisters life and character,
Yoursin bereavement, but though sor-
rowful, yet always rejoicing over tho
record OF her who so glorlously "Allured
10 brighter worlds and led the way"
FRANCES WILLARD,
Worlds President,
CAROLINE B. Bull,
National Corresponding Sec'y.
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THa SCHOOL OF METHODS,
The Ohio Valley Convention Of Teachers.
Opening Session.
a. nF....i.l d. "A.

sptelt UtAplteN " WN 4HEtNWtNftF
sTEUBRNyILLE, o., July 9,-The Ohio
Valley Summer School OF Methods o.
Teaching opened this morning with
over one hundred teachers in attendance
many coming from long distances. Mis-
Arnold's lesson on primary teaching
illustrated with class in hand were
interesting and instructive, Miss Griel's
management Of her primary class in
clay modelling was highly entertaining
as well as original and valuable, PROBES
sor Halls education Of applied psychol,
ogy set the teachers 10 thinking and will
prove striking and prominent feature
throughout the school,
II was to-day decided to have but one
session daily, and that from $3.50 To l2 $50
uoon, OCCASIONALLY there will be special
lectures in the evening, The afternoon
will be spent In rest and short expedi'
tions hereabouts,
Prot. Mertz, who has the credit OF en-,
glleering aud developing the arstsChool
OF this kind in Ohio, gave an informal
and enjoyable social at his residence and
grounds last evening, which was attend
ed by the convention, and where people
became more thoroughly acquainted and
discussed Kindred topics in a pleasant
fashion during the evening.
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The Slaughter of the Derrl.l,ss.

CAIRO, July 0.-Adyices were received
here to-day that Col. Woodhouse's
cavalry occupied the camp Of the enemy
and found it deserted by all except
several men women and children, WHO
were dying from thirst and exhaustion.
The enemy surprised and killed n
picket belonging to the Ninth battalion.
No reinforcements for Col. Woodhonse
had as yet passed Wadyhalia. Other
adylCes say that tho Egyptian force
under Col. Woodhouse arrived at Adena
last night. The Dervishes occupied n
position on the opposite bank. Asharp
engagement ensued. The Dervishes
were alter water and managed to procure
a supply though many Of their numbeE
suCCumbed, TO the fierce artillery aud
rifle fire kept up by the Egyptians.
There were also several casualties among
the Egyptians.
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LATE BULLErINs.

TRoY, N. Y, July GA telephone
message from Johnstown says: The
town Is in total darkness aud nine
bridges we're washed away. The electric
light plant has been washed away, alsc
three skin mills at Mayersvillc. One
body has beon recovered. The water IL
three feet deep in the town Of Fonda.
At IL o'clock tonight rain Is falling in
torrents in Johnstown aud tho flood Il
assuming n terrible aspect. Mills and
sheds are being rapidly carried away,
II Is beginning to rain here Troy and
looks to be a heavy storm.
l2:S0a. ma reporter who started
out on the II p. IN. train from Albany
to get all obtainable facts about the
storm round about Fonda and Johns
town, has not been heard from since.
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WlIEEL N0rES.
Among the Dley yGllsts-nlll Climbing spor
aud Other Outings.

ahN Okhut SNAtNHbs
ST. Clairsville hill Is tho terror oil
wheelmen, few of whom have mastered
1t. For mile and a quarter II winds up
the hill side, and some Of It's grades seem
as though they were "straight up.and.
down. On Monday evening MIessrs. @,
L. Irwin, John Tapping, Wiley Irwin
and viii Stephenson rode the hill, Mr.,
Tapping three times successfully with.
out dismount.
The Wayside Inn, at Maultown, on
the Cadiz pike, is becoming n resort for
wheelmen. The road runs through a
picturesque hill country, the first two
miles out from Bridgeport being a
straight stretch Of hill. The Wayside
Inn furnishes cool, sparkling water, good
milk and toothsome repast. Yesterday
evening party Of wheelmen went out,
returning by moonlight.
Wheelmen have their eyes on some
people who meanly try TO run them oil
the road, perhaps being ignonnt that
wheelmen have road rights. 1t Is the
intention to prosecute some Of these
"road.hogs."
An enjoyable spin in tho early morn.
ing or evening Is up the river road To
Glenn's Run. Delightful springs are
found on the way.
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The Crop outlools.

1t is said that there never was more
favorable promise for the harvest at this
season than now. There are III Brooke
county fields which will yield twenty.
five bushels Of wheat to the acre. The
average for West Virginia according to
the census statistics Is ten and a hall
bushels TO the acre. The wheat harvest
Is In progress. Grass is.in fine condition,
and il the good weather holds out the
hay crop will be phenomenal. Tie
potato yield Is large. Corn Is coming
on excellently. There will be about d
half crop OF apples, aud above the
average Of nearly everything else, and
with the price Of wool firm, this Is cel.
tainly a good year for the farmer.
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rnthuslnstlc i.,publIVaus,

MEApyitLE, pAy July O.--The Hepub.
llcan County Committee met in this city
to-day pursuant to call and fixed
Thursday, August 1, for primaries
10 chose delegates 10 tie State
convention. State Chairman Andrews
was present and called Upon 10 preside
lIo arrived in the city last evening ant
during Ills stay bis rooms were crowded
with the political leaders OF Crawford
whose greetings were Of the most cordla
NhaFnhinR
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ijpon a Ilabs0, Uotpu,,

John Marshall, colored, confined IN
the county jail on d charge Of stealing a
watch from another COlofed man, A iel.
low emplOye Of the Hotel Windsor. 10
await q preliminary hearing before
s!qulte Arkle this afternoon, was yestOf.
day brought before Judge PAUL, oi lhe
Circuit Court, on awtlt Of habeas car.
pug, Dennis O'Keeie appeared for Mar.
9hal and Prosecuting Attorney Howard
lor The State. Aitor hearing tito eyidence
Offered Judge PAUL TOnahded tho prlSo.
ner " all, ~
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A Troy, N, Y, dispatch says; There
are reports here that three big dams
were washed away near Johnstown and
that crowds Of people got on a bridge to
watch tho flood. 1t was carried away
and several people were drowned. A
complete prostration Of wires makes ii
impossible TO communicate with Johns.
town ut tho present hour (lO:SO). Every
effort is being made to get definite inior-
nation.
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Grand Lodge Of i.lks.

NRw YoRE, July O.-The Grand Lodge
Of tho Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Elks opened their annual meeting
this morning at the Masonic Temple.
Among those present were Exalted
Grand Ruler, DR.. Hamilton L, Leach, Of
Washington, D. O.; Emile Bourlier,
l1ouiSvillei John White, Chicago, and
Allen o. Myers, Cincinnati. AsitC fora
grand lodge and the election Of officers
Is the principal work before the meeting
which will cit for at least three days.
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EAST SAGINAW, uiCll., July O.-AI
Blackmar, this county, yesterday Charles
Blackmar, while drunk, shot his mother
IS years old. A grandson Of tho woman
seized tho gun and discharged its con
tents into Charles breast. Tho mothol
and son are probably dying A, Il
BlaUktnar, husband OF the woman, and
founder oil the place In which they live
formerly resided In Buffalo and was 1
wealthy malsLer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

OREssON sFHiN0S, Pa, July 0,-Goy,
ernor Beaver and tho State Board Of Re.
lief Commission had a meeting here to-
day and decided to distribute S5OO,COt
among the sufferers in tohhSlown. The
money will be paid to the needy sur
yIyors In checks and will DO tho iitst In
BlallmOnt Of tho million and d hall
dollars contributed Tor relief OF tht
people and which ID now being hold BY
the Governor The recommendation o
tho JohnslOwn Board Of Inquiry L
divide the relief into classes was adopted
The Commission also appropriated
$4,000 for the relief Of the sufferers 0
the mountAlns.
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Retail slloe Dealers.

BosroS, July GA convention Of the
retail Shoe Dealers National Association
was held here to-day. Among the ques.
tions informally discussed were How to
increase tho membership, whether to
visit manufacturers and urge them to
join and how to promote the honesty Of
the employees" On this last point the
general opinion seemtd 10 be that ade.
quate pay and good example Of honesty
and diligence In business should pro.
duce the desired result. A committee
was appointed to act with the Executive
Committee.
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LONDON, July 0.-Tho United States
steamer Enterprise has arrived at South.
amplon.
NEw YoRk, July0.-Ariyed, steamers
Greece, from London, and Nevada, from
Liverpool.
San FRANcisCo, July 0-,The Atneii.
can steamer iayLien Republic Inns
arrived In port s6venLy.Blx days from
New York. On tle morning OF
May goth fro was discovered In
the lower coal bunkers, which
was only extlnguishOd after eight
honB' hard work, Tho timber work
was badly damaged and a large hole was
burned through the ceiling,
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A DECLARATION OF WAR.
Carnegie, Phlpps T. Co., Advertise for Ne,
Men-TlIe Amnlgnmntad Annle.

S"'Aph'Vt HPPp ~ WI hhNpEAlhu AuE wow
Men-Tlle Amalgamated Scale.
PIrTsBURoH, Pa, July O.-Carnegie,
Phlpps & Co., operating the Homestead
steel plant, will advertise for men to take
the places OF their old workmen, In to.
mOrrow's papers. Tho firm recently
offered a new scale to the workmen,
which was rejected, because it reduced
wages about25 per cent, The advertise.
ment Is regarded as declaration Of war
and desperate struggle Is anticipated.
The firm employs 5000 men, and they
say the mill will be started rs soon as
enough worklnen have been engaged to
warrant n resumption. The old work.
men are members OF the Amalgamated
Association.
Among the signers OF the Amalga-
mated scale to-day was Oliver Bros. &
Phillips, one Of the largest firms In the
country. The works will resume opera
tions at once, giving employment to
1000 men. The Amalgamated officials
report forty.ilve signatures to their scale
up to date,
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TnH KILLED AND INJURED
In tho Terrible Freight GU the PCnnsyl.
VnnlR Road.

In tho Terrible Freight GU the Pcnnsyl.
yanla Road,
PlTrsBURGH, Pa, Jnly O.-As far as
known the freight accident on the
Pennsylvania Railroad near Wilmord.
ing station, twenty miles east OF this
city, last night, resulted in the death OIL
three persons and the injury of three
others. Their names were: Killed
William Connolly, bootblaclt, aged about
Is years, residence Pittsburgh, killed
outright. John Hyde, newsboy, aged
10 years, residence Pittsburgh, died on
the way TO the hospital. Unknown
man, about % years OF age, died at hos
pital. Injured = Andrew Kennedy
newsboy, aged II years, Pittsburgh
right arm aud thigh broken, probably
fatally hurt. Alfred Young, colored
aged about 25 years, Lima, Ohio, con,
fused back and otherwise seriously in.
jured. John Kennedy, aged 20 years
Milwaukee, badly cut and bruiSedj will
probably recover.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man Fatally shoots Two Women al
Blows Out His Own Brnins.

A Man Fatally shoots Two Women and
Blows Out His Own Brains.
PITTspvRou, July 9.-Arthur Street,
in the Hill district of this city, was the
scene otaterrible tragedy at2 o'clock this
afternoon, Richard Lewis, a plasterer,
fatally shooting Mrs. Elmira Moseby
and her sister Emiline Myers and then
committing suicide. The cause Of the
horrible affair Is shrouded in mystery.
The parties are all colored. Mrs. Nose
by was widow aged about 80 years
and Lewis boarded with her ut No.
Arthur street. About 2 o'clock he came
upstreet and as he entered the house re.
marked that 1t was very hot. He went
upto his room and called Mrs. Moseljy,
When she entered the room he drew q
double acting revolver and shot her
through the breast, killing her instantly.
Her sister Miss Emiline Myers, aged IS
years, was In the front room at the
time and she ran into Lewis room TO see
what was wrong, Without a word he
fired at her, the bullet entering her
breast and inlliCting a fatal wound. He
then placed the revolver to his own
head and blew his brains out. Lewis
was about 40 years OF age. It Is said
that he wanted Mrs, Moseby to marry
him and he shot her because she reius,
ed to become his wife. Mrs. Moseby
leaves two children aged Q and 10 years.
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LISBON, July O.-The Portuguese dirCc.
tors Of the company whose concessions
TO build the Delngoa Bay railway was
cancelled by Portugal have formally pro-
tested to the Government against the
cancellation OF the concession. A gen.
eral meeting Of tho parties interested In
the road will be held here shortly, at
which the English shareholders will be
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THREE SENTENCED TO DEATH.
Women slayer. in New orleans Condemned
to bc Hanged.

W W AiuhkOut
New ORLEANS, July 0.-The three
women slayers, Patrick Backenham,
James Nolan and John Lewis, who
were sentenced to be hanged by the
Court of Appeals, were arraigned to-day
for resentence in the Court OF General
sessions. Judge Cowing resentenced
Nolan aud Lewis to be hanged on August
23rd next, and Recorder smythe fixed
tho same day for the execution Of Pack.
enham. The latter Is 05 years old and
gray haired. AT one time lie was a
patrolman on the New Orleans police
force. In drunken frenzy he cut his
wite's throat, on March 10, 1883. John
Lewis Is d negro who killed his mistress,
on July 4 1883, in flt Of jealousy, and
James Nolan also shot and killed hil
mistress, In a Jealous rage, on November
20, 1883,
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HAMMOND, 1SD,, July 0,-Last night
about 1850 sports from Chicago assembled
In a barn near tie State line, each pay
Ing an admission Of u 10 witness q one.
round Hght between BILLY Evans, Of
Cleveland, and Jack Scott, Of Liverpool,
Evans had whipped his man At tho end
ot the round, but he jumped upon him
and hlt him while down aud tile referee
gave the hght 10 Scott on foul. The
light was a rough and tumble affair In
which science took 4 back scat, The
stakes wore 500 and the gate receipts
The round lasted Thirty minutes,