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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-30
Ths Lost ts Fouud.

DENVER, May 20 Paul Denton, whose
parents bad died one year previous, left his
home in Philadelphia fifteen years ago to
set k his fortune in the West. A. Denver
be fell desper aiely in love with an aunt's
prosegee. A secret marriage WAS the
result, for had the girl married openly she
would have lost a ten thousand dollar legacy
left to her Professionally by Pauls uncle.
Three moAths later Paul disappeared. Soon
afterwsrd = dead body was discovered,
which, WAS recognized as Denton's.
1t now appears that the young man was
not dead, but was stolen by gypsies. kept a
prisoner for five years, and then started on
an Ayctic whsler. Seven years after he
found himself free in London to go where
be pleased. He returned to Denver, bu,
his friends had disappeared. He started to
New York aud found the girl had gone to
London as lsdy's companion. Last Fall
he resched Denver sgsin, only to find his
wife had gone to San Francisco, where on
Sunday he recovered his long lost wife.
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A Pup Syndicate.

LooKroRr. May 2a.-0one Of the larg-
es. pulp syndicstes in tho state, il not in
the country, was formed here this week.
Augustus II. tsi! 5. io. Aierly Of New York
and now the head Of the jackson Lumber
Company, has formed two pulp mill COM
panies--oue the Lock City Pulp Company,
With paid-up capital of 800, COO, which
hiss purchased the Rochester pulp mill
here, and the other the Niagara Pulp Com
psry, with psid-up capital Of 100000.
which has purchased the jackson Lumber
Compsny's mills. These two mill will be
Joined with the Lockport Pulp Company 8
mills, which is one of the largest in the
State, and placed under the management of
Charles 7. Raymond. The general SUPER
intendent will be Joseph H. Eilers, brother
of Bernard Eilers of the Rochester Paper
Company, and the inventor Of the cele-
b.a,ed Eilers's pulp binding machine. The
syndicate represents over half 8 million
capital, sud sn output of some fifty tons Of
pulp daily. They will build q mammoth
paper mill here soon.
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DIR BRI006 CA0H.
fhs Appointment Vetosd by the
PGssbyterian Assembly.

DETROIT. Mich, May 29.-In the Pres
bvterisn assembly today in the Briggs case,
Rev. j. II. Worcester Of Chicago proposed
a substitute for the report Of the committee
and amendment Of Mr.. Logan. IL read !:
Inssmuch As relations between the Union
college aud the assembly had grown out Of
the concessions of its rights. certain things
should be done. Ii provided for q COM
mittee to confer with the directors Of the
Union Seminary as to the relations Of the
seminary to the assembly and report next
year; that the directors be requested to
rescind the transfer Of DR.. Briggs, and in
any event that DIR. Briggs be not allowed
to give instructions in theology.
After considerable discussion the vote on
report and amendments was taken At 8
O'Clock. Mr.. Worcester's substitute wss
voted down. DIR. LogAn's amendment was
voted on and lost. The question REQUIRED
on the resolutions Of the committee pre-
sented by DR.. Patton Thursday. Vote by
yeas and nsye. Result; Yeas 425, nays
ca DR.. Briggs appointment was vetoed.
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HOSTILE INDIANS
Again Commence Their Murder
ous Work in New Mexico.
SsTefal Murders Of White Settlers ii.
ready Reported it Headquarters.
Troops from Various rorts Sent %
Pueish the Uosuly Reds.

Los ANGELES, CAL. May 29.-lnforma-
ton has been received at army headquarters
from military sources at Fort Baysfd, N.
NJ, to the effect that rumors are again iite
of lndiAn hostility in that quarter. Ii 10
reported that s man named Whittan Vas
killed on Blue river, Arizona, and an aged
family killed on Eagle Creek. A man
named Campbell vas killed on Whitwater
on Mongallon mountains. These murders
are said to have been committed between
the first and fifth Of May. Two officers
and twenty men have been sent by the
commanding officer Of Fort Bay sfd to scout
to the northwsrd, and other detschments
will be sent out. A man named Holt, who
helped bring in some Of the dead, states
thst the trail Of the Indians leads directly
toward the reservation. Gen. McCook has
given orders for the troops from Forts
Bsysrd, Apache, Bowie and San Carlos to
make diiigent search in the vicinity of
their several posts for any signs of the out
laws and to pursne any trails found.
Troops from these posts, with so days
supplies, left Wednesday to make search.
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Few York Proouos Market.

HEw YORK. May ~.
ELouE-Receip's. 2oae3 phgs: exports ii2sa ohIs
bbis, low extras, SCAT 50; its mills ss Ocass 80
tats mill patents % 30 ,ts 90. wiu'sr wheat
low grades AZ poaf4 so; fair to fancy, - 55at5 f9
pstents, d z5sf5 20 Minnesota oiear, 8t.7oat5 n
s;raisnts y s5af550; do pstents, rye
mixture, q 6oas' TO- superfns, o. SEA so' fine
WBEAr-R Recsipts 500 bush. .xpor,' H2is
sale., i5i coo; Brmer, fair business
No. . red. il2, store and elevator; ii3all3i
sfiast i12}sIlfi fob. No. noIssera 10 arrive
iiss; No / bssd 10 arrive lis,, No. Milwaa
kso. CFSI. =, No. Chicago. iiissiis.
2rE--guiet; steady.
BAgLBT- oat OF season.
BAILEY MALI
Cos.-a.cetps- 9sl5O; ~Hpo'ts. 500 ssles
1890; firmer, easier, fairly active; ho.z, sea5.
elevator: e7s67t aa,at: sssAfnel. mixed. -.
OArs-Keoeip:s. li2ooe. exqorts. 2s2. .aiss
20 stii,.e, soaso; No. .. .a,sso,; do vh,.s s2,
SEX No. l. 52as .,do white 90, mixed vestn, s7h3z
DO white sz~ss; white state. ssa6s; No. Chicago
S0ia:0i.
20.
sUsAa-Raw. quiet, refined, qaiet. firm
fair demand, No. O. q ils. No Z. Al, No ., 3 s.1'
No. 9. ~: No. 10. 81, No. II, a7iss No. 2
20, of q 3sa3T, morid, a 81. standard, 43ib
confectiosers ii-lo; cut loaf and crush. 8 pow
PETRoLEUS- -quiet. steady; uni ed ~.
Posk- gniet, sready.
BEEY-puiet. unchanged.
LtaD-ttfm quiet; wss.srn steam
~, .,, ~. u ,sas Iss- ss l. Ae '''n'' quiet
BUrryR-fancy. firm, fair demand, stat
dairy :iai9. do creamery, .5sis western diary
i0ais do creamery. 4alrl; do factory ioA3;
CHxxsK-fair demand, Irregular. r.
sreishts to LAYER p1o'. firm. fair demand.
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70 Establish . Reindeer Brs eding
Park.

MADrsor. Wis, May 29.-The govern
men. has asked Cspt. C. A. Curtis of this
city, a retired army officer. to 20 to St.
Lawrence Island in the Eebrins Sea to take
charge of a station, sbou. to be established
there, for year. The Interior Depsrt-
ment desires to have station on this Island
and begin the breeding of reindeer there
for the Inc li!s and Esquimsux to uss in
stesd Of dogs.
1t is the purpose Of the government to
import reindeer from Siberia to the island,
and number of Siberians with them to
teach the natives how to raise and care for
the animals. A reindeer park will be es-
tablished, ard as soon as the animals are
obtained in sufficient numbers some of them
will be taken to Alaska and distributed
smopg the people in that country. And
thus the dogs, now used for sledging in the
United States arctic possessions, will be
displaced by deer, which will form nutri
tious food in case of emergency, whereas
dogs do not furnish the most palatable
meat.
ST. Lawrence leland is about thirty-six
miles from the coast of Asis ard fifty from
Alaska 10 the Bering Sea. An Episcopal
mission and school will be established there
srd sustained under the protection Of the
government.
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Cardinal 0ibb on's Rather Difficult
Mission.

WAsHrseroN, May 20 -Stste department
people profess their inability to understand
inst how Cardinal Gibbons will se: about
the task. said to have been assigned him by
his Holiness the Pope, of obtaining equit-
able solution Of the questions raised by the
Ne~ Orleans lynching. OF course. neither
the Pope nor Cardinal Gibbons has any
relations with the state department, diplom-
attic or otherwise. Nothing has been heard
from either of them relative to the New
Orleans affair, and there does not appear to
be any marked expectation that eithe. viii!
address the department upon that subject
II is said at the department that Cardinal
Gibbons has the came right as any citizen
to offer suggestions to the authorities or to
ask fos proper information, and il any
communication is received from him it
vii be given all due consideration. There
10. however, strong sentiment that the
questions raised by the New Orleans incl
dent will be settled through the regular
diplomatic channels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-30

D. J. Carr, printer, of Portland, Me-, has
assigned.
Thursday, Miss Sarah H. Hinck'ey, sged
l0i years and . days, died At the Old
aides Home in Bath.
Mary Guthrie Of Bath, who disappeared
last Monday, has been found living At the
North End with friend.
The notorious Charles Belcher Of 3 sth
was gwen two sentences of $500 And s40f
With six months in jail on each, at Portland
Thursday.
James and Mary Crafty Of Bangor hsve
lost three children by diphtheria and
smother will die. Crs,ty's mind has aiver
away under the strain
A large pulley in the Peppereli Mills q
Biddeford hurst Friday morning, 30 early
that nobody wss resf it. A piece weighing
fully two tons WENT clear into the canal.
A sharper is reported to be in Portland
trying to work scheme Of blsckmail upor
the dfusgists. His mode of operation Il
to call ct the stere. accuse the druggist o.
D ling liquor, claim to have proof Of th,
fact snd sgree to keep still On psymen
OF x55
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ranArY VIOLATED.


HAlirAx. N. s.. May sa.--A special
from Sc. Johns, N. r., says: Magistrate
Bishop, Of Bay Of st George. tslssraPhs
Mr.. Carly, member Of parliament for that
district, who tabled the messsge in the
house assembly today, that the French war
ships have taken up the cod baps Of British
subjects and landed them on shore.
ana have strictly forbidden the In
habitants to sell bait 10 Americans.
The magistrate further tslesrAphs that the
French steam launch 10 driving bait boats
from the side Of American schooners; that
mi jary 10 done, for fishermen have lefs ths
place. The attorney general wired Masis-
trate Bishop: f.'Undsr the treaty Of lsis
American cinxens enjoy the nshinE rights
the same ~ British subjects. within
the limils prescribed BY treaty and
subject to certain reservation.
The French admiral has no authority
or right to stop the inhabitants from selling
bait to the Americans with OF without,
license. In May, 1890. Lord Salisbury,
commenting on . similar attempt BY the
French Admiral on the vafship Drac, said
''Her Msjestys government is unable to
admit control Of the fishing operations to
British subjects. and thsy earnestly trust
that in the fishing season nov commencing
the French commander will carefully
abstain from such acts of interference,
The action Of the French commander
appears to have been taken from wanton
malice a. there was no French vessels in st.
Georges Bay in search Of bait at the time.
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A New c. m busti BILE.

RoME, May 29,---An experiment has been
msde on railroad train running from Rome
FrsseAti with new combustible prepared
from lisnite, rich deposits Of which hsvs
been found in Italy. The combus'ibls was
by Signor Sapori Of Sisns. Oi
the new fuel 367 Kilograms were used,
ioing the work Of 800 Kilograms Of coal.
The discovery is expected TO prove valu-
,ble one. - it will do away with the neces
lily Of the importation Of coal. The nes
fuel makes light smoke. In addition 10
the fuel. Ignite also yislds brilliant gas.
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nss,.na suo Gu. cspyosas Lsws.

LospoS. NAV 29.--The political secretary
Of the home otiioe, in reply 10 question in
regard 20 the United StAses copyright Law.
said that ,he British minister at WAshing.
ton, Sir Julian Pxnnos fote, h~d been di-
rected to iiquire into the subject of the
United States copyright law, and II wss
understood that circular would shortly BE-
addressed by the Washington government
% the powers 10 regard to the application
# the law. The British government, he
added, had decided TO await the receipt Of
,his circular before proceeding any further
ia the matter.
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Colony OF Danss for Maryland.

BALTIMORE, May PA location hss
been selected for the Danes who are COM
ing here On July to settle in Maryland
IL is near Laurel, on the line Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. Seventeen hun
dred acres will be occupied. The plan is
to give each of the colonists fifty acres on
which they can raise grasses and cereals.
Those who prefer truck farming will fud
the lsud suitable. Peter Cedar. who is
acting for the settlers, says they number
1852. and that if the experiment proves sat-
isfsctory a thousand more will come with
In the ne 4. six months
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Ds,raudsd His Countiymsn

SrRrseFrEt Msss., May 20 August
Lehman, . prominent German, editor Of
the Springfield Zeitupg, was arrested here
tonight. charged with defraudirg his couo-
tr,meu. He iseued circulars announcing
hs. 8 woman had left money to buy land
for German orphan asylum, and he vas
TO raise the money for the structure For
his purpose he offered tickets for sale IN a
lottery 70 be conducted in connection with
fsir to begin here next week 1t is not
known how much money he collected
Lehman belongs to many Germsn societies
and lives in Holyoke.
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TREAS. BARDSLBY
Arriisned for Emb.lzllDe State
Funds and Perjury.
1 Town Of Ono ihoaslnd Inhabitants
Given 10 Former Owner.
Settled by Nsgross IN 1862 Per Order
OF the Federal g Govsrnmsnt.

| PHLApkLrHIA, Pa, May 20. -- Johr
| Bafdsley. city treasurer Of Philadelphia
was srrsigued o. noon today in the cen.,a
police couY. to answer to triple charges Of
misAppfop'isting $4,000 Of the city'.
money. embezzlenent of $500 900 and up
wards Of Histe funds, and perjury in violzs.
ing oath Of his office by Ioaning city money
st interest. Since his arrest week ago
Mr.. Bsrisiey has been confned to his bed
suffering from prostrstion incident to the
terrible mental strain he has been under
for the past few months.
When Mr.. Bardsley WAS called he plainly
showed the mental as ony be has bean sub
jected to, and owing to his enfeebled con-
dition was allowed to take chair facing
the magistrates desk instead Of being
placed in the prisoners dock. After several
witnesses testified for the prosecution. the
counsel for Bsrdsley said it was true that his
client deposited S945, 600 OF the states mon
ey in Keysto Bank, had taken due bills for
them, and received interest on them, and
when the bank failed he lost the money as
any other depositsr would have done. Mr..
Graham asked if Mr.. BArdsley was willing
to make this statement himself and was
told he Was.
Mr.. Bsrdsley arose from his chair,
totsered to the witness stand and in q
trembling voice said: ~ admit all my
cour sci has said. did put the money in
the Keystone Bank, and will have to take
What the law gives me. got as high IS
four per cent. interest for the money. l
deposited the money and took due bills for
it as is done every day. and when the bank
failed | lost the money. paid it either to
President Marsh, Cashier Hays, or Assistant
Cashier Lawrence" He said he also re-
ceived interest from Spring Garden Seventh
National, Manufacturer National. Chest
nut Street National and Peoples National
banks.
At this point the district attorney rested
the case ard said IS he was unable to prove
today the charge Of perjury he asked that
ii be continued until June II Bail was
fixed at $40. 900 on the charge Of misappro-
pris,ing city funde, S35 600 on the charge
Of embezz ing state funds, ard $1,000 on
the charge Of perjury. II is not expected
that Mr.. Bsrdsley will be able to obtain
bail. After the hearing Mr.. Bsrdsley was
taken to Moymensing prison in default Of
bail.
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Granite Cutters Want More Pay-A
Etdks Possible.

CONCORD, N. H., May 29.-Committees
representing granite manufacturers aud
cutters held pratracted secret conference
today, to consider the new bill of prices
submitted by the latter, as rate wages be-
ginning fret. The new bill asks for an
increase over the existing wages. It i.
understood the manufseturers' committee
voted unsu imously sgainss accepting the
new bill. A meeting Of the cutters local
branch will be held tomorrow evening,
when some defna;e action will be taken by
the men. The present bill Of prices ex-
pires Saturday. and unless matters are
speedily arranged Q strike may be ordered.
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rRESCH snIZE sr. aHoaoE BAY
And Assums Territorial Possession OF
the Waters.

Sr. Josss. N. F., May 29-The French
have stizei ST. Georges Bay, repeating
their eusrsges Of last year and adding an
other and a greater one by assuming terri
to-ial possession of the waters.
Mr. Bishop, resident. magistrate there,
telegraphs the colonial government here
that the French admiral has proclaimed his
suthority at the bay. has forbidden the New
tcundlaud fishermen TO do aoy fishing what
ever. has put out patrol launches whose
crews have taken up local hshermen's nets,
ssines and traps and have put them al
4shore Mr.. Bishop further reports ;hs'
! he French commander has driven of the
colonisl fishermen Who we're baitirg several
American shooners, disregarding the pro
tests of the American captains, who in
.,sted on their rights under the treaty o'
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National Debt 6satament

wAsHIsGros, May 2a.--The May debt
statement will be issued Monday and will
show an sppsrent increase OF $3.50. 900 in
the debt since the frs, Of May. THIS is
due to the fac. that the distursemetts dur
iag the month have been unusually large,
leaving 30 much less money in the treasury
May 20, by about the amount stated, avail
able for payment Of the debt The pension
payments werere %. SOC, goo; leaving si7,-
500, 900 of such payments Tor the present
quarter to be met duriog June.
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Mr. Rl.,ns s,,n Improving.

NEW York. May 29.-Thefe vas no
change in Mr.. Blsins's condition this morn
ing, DR.. Dennis visited him and said
Afterwards that he flhrd the Secretary still
improving ard feeling quite comfortable.
The vet weather will prevent Mr.. Blaine
from enjoying his usual daily drive.
Mr.. blzine hss reported - being decid-
ediy letter tonight and intending to leave
for Bar Hafhor, Mondsg.
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sI0N AL BHRvIcn
Wsr Ilrpi

weather Indsoa.ionp tor the Next 2s
Hours.
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GETS A VILLAGE.
Lawauit Dsoidsd 0iviog Negro village
to Foimsr Owner OF Land.

RALEIGH, N. C., May GA judgment
has been rendered in court in favor of james
A. Bryan, plaintiff, for the recovery of
Jsmes City, q village of 1000 negroes
across Trent river from New Berne. The
negroes settled on Bryan's land by Federal
authority ia 1862 aud have held possession
ever since. The suit has been pending for
10 years. II 10 said that Bryan will offer
terms Of amicaole settlement, and let the
present population continue in their occu-
nations,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-30

CHICAGO, May 20 1t 10 announced by .
member Of the ways aud means committee
that an additional s. 500, 900 Is {, be raised
in Chicago by the Columbian Exposition
Committee. A thorough CANVASS will be
made among the wealthy citizens who have
no. ys. contributed. II is expected to in,
crease the smouns to IS 600 900 later either
by loan or contribution from the national
government. The additional amount ia
found necessary to carry Gu. the constantly
growing plans Of the management
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SOMERSET RAIL WAY.

north 80 A H.. and 80 r. ~, connecting witt
morning train on Meins Central Railroad froa
Bangor and Wstervilie, and afternoon sra,us from
Portland Wis LeWistoa and via Bfans"ios Ane
Augusta.
Trsfns Leave Bsnxhaa. going south: S.et
A. n. and RIO p. n, connecting at Oakland with
morning trains Maine Central Railroad Wis
both routes TO Portland, and with afternoon trair
fer Portland and Bangor.
WM. n. AYEK. ssvt.
Asrass 20, 1850.
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ehaky Austrat,au r,pauoss.

LoSpos. May 80 The unsettled con-
iitiou OF the money market is revealed by
the failure Of the Bank of England to issue
he Queensland loan Of e2 500 600 at 3 IL
per cent, which is offered as ~, Only
fS00.0oo Of il has been applied for,
aotwithstsadins that the price 10 very cheap
compared with the simitAs Issues OF last
year. The failure of the loan 10 due also,
10 part, to the growing Antipathy Of inves-
tors toward the excessive borrowings BY
he colonial governments which are pro-
talent just nov, AMI 10 the caution OF un-
jerw:iteIs, Who have before this found
themselves sadiled with blocks Of unstable
stock OF this description.
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Was DErARrsEsr,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsRIssroR, May 20, l A. n.
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Rumors that &C ommissiopsr Of Patents
Has Rssigusd.

WAsHIseros, May 29,--There is an
apparently wei-founded rumor in circui-
alton here today, ,hs, Charles 4. Mitchell,
the commissioner Of patents, has rendered
his resignation to the President, to take
effect 8. an early day. Mr.. Mitch. u
positively declined TO confirm the rumor or
deny it. There seems to be no question
that Mr. mitchell's only object in resignir &
is that he may resume the practice Of the
patent Law.
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0ivsn Sixty Days Each Undsr the
Tramp Law

EAsGoE, Msy 20. - The Commercial
says George Orman and Sam Julian, the
two Novs Scotia tranps who were arrested
IS suspects in the Eafeld train shooting
stair, we're taken into the municipal court
today and given so days each under the
tramp Law. There 10 NO good evidence to
hold them upon the other case ye,
but it will be worked up as fast as possible
Sheriff Reed and Detective Head were a,
Enfisld again Thursday. but do not say
anything about what they discovered There
Is a general feeling that this case should be
prosecuted relentlessly and the guilty par
ties surely brought to iustice. The people
l,ok upon this affair in far more serious
manner than the railroad officials seem to
regard is.
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Pisuro- Pneumonia Among Cattle sre m
Liverpool.

MONTREAL. May 90 Great excitement
has been caused among cattlemen here by
receipt Of eablegsam from Liverpool an
nouncing that cargo Of cattle on board the
Beaver line steamer Like Huron had been
seized by the inspectors on the charge that
Heterogeneous existed among them.
The total number of cattle on the Lake
Huron was ei7. and several promiuen,
Toronto shippers are interested. Cattle
shippers here ridicule the i3es of pleuro-
pneumonia, and say ths. the cattle were 10
f.st-clsss order when shipped from this
port. 1t is believed to be another attempt
to creste the pleuro- pneumonia cry against
Canadian cattle, and further cables are
| awaited with anxiety.