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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-01

Almost Immediately upon the receipt
OF the news OF tho Italian Minister'S &C.
tlon in the morning newspaper offices 1t
waa given out by bulletin. Ag result,
the streets wePo all aRog before mid.
night, aud the possibilities OF war and
the probable result Of conflict at arms
were the chieI topics OF conversation 10
ali quarters. The simple mention OF
word war seems 10 bring to the surface
ali the latent patriotism in the average
American, and many became very much
excited over the first reports from
Washington. There was an unantmity
Of sentiment, however, that the United
States Government should oe als0seet
and make every dignitisd effort to main
tain peace, but the maj iorlty did not ike
the idea OF Hppbert taking snap 1udg'
ment, aud trying 10 show of 30 early In
the game. 81,
asop q number Of Italians to ask their
views OF the case. Most OF them were
either too dense o. too little acquainted
with the English language 70 understand
tho import Of the Minister'S action.
0na Intelligent I;alian, who has .
good business and 10 pretty thoroughly
Americanised, took q very sensible view
Of the case. He said, with . few
breaks and Italian variations, NItaly
ahould consult her own best inter
es,s before she does anything rash
King Humbert should remember thai
thefe are thousands OF 1talianl
! IN Ih,u country established in profitable
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WILMINGTON, DEL, March Sl.-Ex-
Secretary Of Stale Bayard says: I'll
Baron Fava has been recalled
It is probable that he has
done something to displease the King,
and he has simply been relieved. This
is indicated by his leaving secretary
in charge OF the legation.
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West virEinia Pensions.

Special. Di.pateA to he InteIltQaeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March sl.-WesI
Virginia pensions have been allowed ai
follows:
original-Paul Townsend, Weaden J.
Perkins, Aremenius Buzzard, Basil A.
White, George Reeyely and Isaac n,
Liggins.
Saul K. Befort.
Increase-Benjamin F. Blake, Harri.
son Rice, Uriah W. Panill, Charles w,
Mayes, Samuel Russell and John W,
Re Reissue and Increase Nathaniel Gar,
Fison,
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cOAGREss WlLL NOr Bs CONVENED

Just at, Present nor ,aIinistOr Porter Re-
calIUd-iWe will Keep Our Shlrts oa"
WASHINGTON, D. O., March Sl.-The
officers Of the State Department are re-
ported to be busy this evening inquirinG
into the questions likely to arise by the
action Of the Italian Government. It Is
expected that the Charge d Atfaires will
he really in charge OF the Italian lega'
ton, aud that when Mr.. Blaine wishes
to address himself to the Italian Gov
eminent, his communications will W
directed to the Marquis Imperial, who
according to notice, Ia in charge ol
Italy's interests in the United States.
Ii can be stated positively that uuIeS'
events take 40 unforeseen and imPfoha
bic turn, there will be no call issusd t3l
an extra session of Congress. One oi
the most serious ill.efects Of the incl
dent will be the probable pobtponemepl
for an indefinite time, OF the PFesidentl
prL posed southern and western trip.
The view taken BY the AdmiuisEra
ton. AZ It ia understood, Is that thit
Government has done all that could bt
done in the meter. Even II II had com
plete legal jurlIAtntion III the case, 4
could only assure the Italian Govern
ment that It would prosecute the per
sons guilty OF the attack on the Italiau'
AtNew Orleans. 1t could not assure th'
Italian Government that II would pun
ish them as Italy desires, for that is
matter for grand and petit juEiss to do
termine.
The Italian government has baep toll
that the President "deploreS tho abhoE
rent occurrence" and that this govern
ment has taken steps to investigate th
matter. Part OF this investigation va
the aScertainment Of the nationality g
the Italians who were killed, and thi
had not yet been learned. There 10 n
proof whatever, before the President
Secretary Of State, that single Italia
citizen was Among the yicim9, and sue
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The Clu1sn., Ind ustrial Alliance.

oIxclSNArI, Ono, March Sl.-Cap
tain O. A. Power, Of Terrs Haute, lad.
is here to make arrangements for the
national convention to be held in this
city May, 10 10 organize new political
party with the Farmers Alliance
Power Is the national organizer Of what
Is known aR the Citizsns' Industrial
Alliance. He says that there will be
1000 delegates present, representing
thisty States, and that the conference
will put q ticket in the field next
simmer.
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LIMA, O., March Sl.-The Mercer
county reservoir, which covers nearly
$1,000 acres of land, is in great danger o.
breaking It's embank kments aud flooding
the surrounding country. The reservoir
has been filed by recent heavy rains
and in one place, about q mile from
Qelina, hes broken the embapkmept
II the waves oontinue TO wssh the en-
bankmentit cannot last The greater
part Of the bottom Of the reservoir Il
higher than adjacent land In the west
and number Of persons living on the
Meatarn aide have moved out.
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DETROIT, March Sl.-The new steamer,
City Of Detroit, Of the Detroit and Cleve'
land Steam Navigation Company, ran
on rock at Lime Kiln Crossing, about
fifteen miles below Detroit, between
twelve and one o'clock this morning,
while on her way 10 Cleveland. The yes,
sci struck amidships and water allied one
air'tight compartment. Ascene Of con
fusion ensued among the seventy, Eve
passengers on board, but order WaS sooE
restored. The damage is confined en-
tiIely TO the hole In the vessel, none o
the freight or baggage beng injured,
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Tho Prssidont,a Daugntsv in Boston.

BOszoS, March sl.-Mrs. James B
Mckee, daughter OF President Harrison,
who hiss been at the vendome several
days, has been the recipient Of msny
social attentions and was given an ele'
CANT breakfast at the Bellevue yesterday
The breakfast room was proiusely decor
ated with potted palms, ferns, etc. Al
each Of the fourteen covers was laid ar
Easter LILY tied with q broad white satin
ribbon. These lilies were filed with
tiny flowers aud the name Of each guest
was painted on the ribbon in colors tc
harmoniRs with the flower selected fol
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The Little KannWha Navigation Company.
Special DtspGteA to ts latSepsaest
PAAxERsDuRe, W. Va, March 81
The annual meetingof the stockholders
of. the Little Kanawha Navigation Com.
pany was held to-day at the office Of Col.
I. B. Delliker, in the postoffice build.
ing, for the purpose OF elecnng a board
Of directors for the ensuing year. The
election resulted as follows: s. P.
Wells, Jacob B. jackson, johnson N.
Camden, w. N. Chancellor, Judge John
]. Jackson, George McFadden and M.
4. Lowther. This Is the old board with
the exception Of Mr.. Lowther, who
takes the place OF Thomas n. Jewell,
who has hitherto represented the coun-
tyof Writ in the board.
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Two New Concerns Chartered.

03'sslFl7 y ls77FFl y E71I E775Il7tgI7I1IIs
CHARLESTON, W Va. March S1.-The
Reliable Benefit Order Association, ol
Charleston, was chartered to-day, for the
purpose Of carrying on a building and
loan business, with a capital OF $1,000
and the privilege Of increasing 1t "a
$500, 600.
The Menomiree Range Electric Power
Company, Of New York, was also char
tered to own and operate electric ms
chinery; capital $1,000. with the priyi
lege Of increaslng il to s., ,0Q0, 900.
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NEw YoRK, March sl.-The funeral Of
the late Raw. DR.. Howard Crosby took
place this afternoon. Private seryicts
were conducted at the house by the Raw
Doctors John Hall and William n. TSy.
lor. After the conclusion OF the seryi
ces the body was removed TO the Pres.
byterian church, Of which for many
years Or, Crosby was the pastor. Here
the public services were held. The in
terment will be In Woodlawn Cemetery
tomorrow morning.
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ohIoago spseuiatOrs short on Tho orapEoru.
CHICAGO, March Sl,-The Poa says:
Chicago spsculators are still largely short
onths Gransers, and in their interest
reports are telegraphed from there to-
day that the Burlington earnings will NOT
show any improvement for several
months, and that the Rock Island eross
earnings for March will show q larger de-.
crease than for February. These ihines
helped TO copnteract the enthusiasm
manifested in regard to the GranRsrs
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ATTENTION yoters.-By resolution
passed by our Legislature, all good citi.
sens are requested to uae DR.. Bull's Cough
Syrup aud recommend the same as the
peoples remedy for coughs, colds, etc,
26 cents.
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a Hleh MUCK .sIuok sil,,lpr., i,

KANSAS, orTY, No., March BIG. W.
Porter, High Chief Ranger Of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Forcs.ers, has disap.
peared. His wife SAYS he deserted her
and has gone away with another woman.
Members Of the l. q. o F., say he Fes
embezzled funds OF the order, aud that
he owes It's members SUMS ranging i.om
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commlCsiOnsr oniuton and Colonel skans
PriSonsrs.

s1M1A, March Sl.-Further particulars
received from the scene OF the Manipur
massacre show that the insurgent tribes
have captured a number of prisoners,
including the ROjah OF Maniput, whose
deposition by a powerful chiettain Of
Assam was the cause Of all the present
trouble. The insurgents have also cap.
tured Chief Commissioner Q1tnton, Mr..
:. st, O. Frimwood, the BRUSH political
agent at Manipur, and Colonel Skane,
who was in command ofthe detachments
from the Forty.second and Forty-tourth
Ghoorkas, which defended the camp Of
the commissioner, pitched between
Cohima and Manipnf.
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The war ia over.


oHARtEsroN, W. Va, March S1@A
petition WAS presented to Governor
Fleming today, signed By one hundred
and three ex. Union soldiers, asking Ia
have Col. Flintlock Perry, an ex.Con.
federate soldier, appointed State Libra.
rian. The Governor will not appoint
the Worlds Fair Commissioners ior
several days.
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EDWIN BOOTH To RETIRE.

He Says He iS Now Playing His Farewell
Engagement.
BaooxtYS, March Sl.-Edwin Booth,
the eminent tragedisn, to-day an
nouncsd his retirement from the stage
after this season.
He has ordered his manager TO cancel
all datea made for him next year, and
states that his present engagement at the
Boooklyn Academy Of Music, which
ends on Saturday OF this week, will be
his farewell.
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On Thursday evening, April 2, this
famous novelty company will commence
q three nights' enRagemsntat the Grand.
The Vardis Sisters have worldwide
reputation, and their company Is pro-
nounced .frst-Class by the exchanges.
Seats are now on sale at Weir'H,
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u you want good Wall Pspers a. low
prices go TO
GEo, E. KURSER & Co.,
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth treet.
DIED.

DUDLEY-9n Tuesday, March a. 1901. R,,,,v
VIC o. Joseph y dudley, and CisuGbIer a.
sNphsn and Katie N. johnson, aSSd *
Funeral from h'i late residence, $40 Chapllns
sSes. Thuaday afternoon, April 2, At 2
oeloOl. lntetm0ntAt PeninHular Cemetery,
Friends o. The family Ne Invited 70 at,ei d
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A BRANCH OF TnG MAPIA
Reported to Have Been Formed 10 Ponr
sylynnIA,

Reported TO Have Been Formed 10 Penn
sylVnnia.
HAzLrros, Pa, March Sl.-Tho Italian
railroad laborers hereabouts have bsen
restless since the New Orleans lynchiug
and the killingot one Of their number,
in recent fght with an American fel'
low.laborsr, has increased their un'
Yesterday an Italian named Pasco told
his boss, in return for q favor, that on
Saturday evening the Italians held
secret meeting and formed Matia 30
ciety to protect their interests In thi'
section, aud also avenge their New Or
leans brethren.
The story has caused ieara on the part
of the people Of an outbreak by th'
Italians. .
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a Fashlonabls wedddlng at olarLsburr.

SPECIAL Dipatch TO he Inteltgaesr.
CbARKsnuRa, W. Va, March Sl.-The
most elaborate wedding OF the season
was that Of Mr.. Chas. W. Blackwood, ol
Washington, D. O., and Miss Lizzie
Bowcock, daughter Of DR.. j. NJ. Bow,
cock, OF this city, which occurred at the
Episcopal Church this evening at half
past four o'clock. Rev. F. ]. Brooke
otficiated. The happy couple left on the
evening train for Washington City, their
future home, with the best wishes ol
numerous friends.
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SHOCKING SUICIDE AT wAYNLsBURG.
Jacob Smith, a Well.to.dO citizen, Cuts
Hls Throat.

His Throat.
Special Dipaieh 70 ne IaitltGReez.
WAYNEsBuRo, Pa, March Sl.-Jacot
Smith, well.to.do and highly respected
citizen of this place, committed suicide
shortly before noon. He went to a sta.
BILE, taking with him q rpzr. He was
found dead in stall with a ffshtful
cash in his throat, the jueular vein being
severed. He was o quiet, inofensiye
citizen, and was well situated 60 far as
the things Of this world are concerned.
A note was found on the table stating
that he was tired Of life, and giving
directions that his son.in.law, Frank
Ross, settle up his business affairs and
raise his little daughter. Mrs. Smith
died about two years ago. His act OF
selt-destruction was q shock TO the com.
munity. BE leaves ten children-one
married, the youDRest q child about u
years Of age. 7ssz1 F5fs5
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NOV toFk FUEIpeHlVu On tnV olUk A7I9ts
New York, March al.-Fhe record
Of death since noon yesterday up to noon
to-day is 14O. Seven OF these are re.
ported to have been from la grippe, com.
plicated with other diseases. There are
l96 policemen on the sick liat to-day.
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An Iayentlve West vlrglpIan

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 9l.-A
patent was granted to-day to Scott
Stewart, Of Rlyesville, Marion county,
for grain cleaner.
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is i a Bluff?
BARON FAYA HAS BEEN RECALLED.
King Humbert Orders His Minis
ter in this Country
Home,
And the Threatened InternatiOn-
al Complications as
a Result
Or The HBH ORLEANS MASSACRE
Seem to be On. Secretary Blaine
Declines to be Interview
cd on the Subject

Wild RumOrs Afl,nt Of IndisnitIss on
Americans In Italy-.Whas Demand
Of Passports Means...Ths State De.
partment Surprised. Italians ON Bail
at New orleans.-The Local Feeling
Over lie Report.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

A CommDtIon in ths state Departm ent
All Diplomatic Relations Not Yet Sew.
cred.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March Sl.-The
information that Baron Fava, the Italian
Minister to this country had been re-
called by his sovereign, King Humbert,
was conveyed to the State Department
in an official note, dated to-day, In
which it was stated that the United
States government having failed to give
assurances that the murdeters OF Italian
subjects at New Orleans would bs
brought TO justicst the Italian govern.
ment had found itself under the very
painful necessity OF showing openly its
dissatisfaction, by recalling the Minister
Of His Msjesty from country where the
Italian representative is unable to obtain
Justice. The Baron will soon leave the
United States, leaving the Secretary ot
Legation in charge OF the current affairs
only.
This action by tho italian Government
caused the deepest surprise in official
circles here when the fact became
known. 1t had been generally supposed
that the Italian Government would At
least await the action Of the New Orleans
grand Jury, which is charged with an
investigation OF the bloody episode at
the New Orleans jail.
With the relations between the State
and National Governments, and the Pc
Culiarities of our constitutional system
Of government, the italian Government
knowing nothing, had nothing to do,
and it was necessary, according to tts
views, that Italian citizens in foreign
countries should be accorded the full
measure OF protection fixed by the laws
Of these countries. There was but one
recourse and that was taken to-day when
the Italian Minister notified Secretary
Blaine that he had been recalled because
his Government was dissatisfied with
the negotiations. This Is the Italian
view OF the matter.
There was o commotion among the
State Department officials when the ttct
became known that Baron Fava had
been recalled. About four o'clock, the
Secretary drove over TO the White House,
where he told the President all that lad
OCCuIEeu duu ulbCubS1u bu9 AdtoA9 PaSN
poets, He stayed with the President
ior an hour, and when he returned to
his home, he was not accessible. The
State Department officials did not care
to talk about the matter.
Still there was general disposition to
belittle the matter, and there was no
idea that the dogs OF war were 10 be aa-
loosed. Baron Fava has not yet de.
manded his passport, as had been at
first reported.
a demand for passports is an extreme
measure. Itis taken when the war feel.
ing runs bigh aud the Ministers person
isin danger at the hands Of the populace.
It is aIso in a degree suggestive OF me-
mace. A recall under the circumstances
OF this case Is, however, serious matter,
but it does not signify that mutual ex'
plantations aud diplomacy cannot restore
the old status. The Charge d. Affairs,
MarQuis Impstiale, has been left in
charge Of the Italian Legation, so that
the severance Of diplomatic relations
cannot be regarded as complete.
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Ana R,,lI the Ttallans Como Here.

NEW YoRK, March Sl.-rhe arrival OI
Italian immigrants during the present
month at the Barge Office, were 6,SSi
nearly double that Of last month.
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SAN Francisco, March sl.-TheOdore
Hayemyer, head Of the big Sugar Trust,
has inst left for home alter making d
compact that will end the long war
that Claus spreckels and bis sons have
waged on the Trust. The basis Of agree,
ment Ia q division Of territory. spreck'
els agrees 70 retire from Philadelphia
and con6ne his sugar refining 70 this
coast and to sell NO sugar east Of the
Rocky mountains. HGvemyer agrees
not to interfere with the Euear business
west Of the Rockies.
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A later dispatch from Philadelphia
states that @. a. Spreokels, . son Of
Claus, denies the reported agreement as
being without foundation. He added
that his father would not make q deal
with the Trust; that the report had
been repeatedly circulated and denied,
and that there was NO more reason for
taikinR about the matter now than
there Was seme time ago. The refinery
at Philadelphia, he said, would be oper.
ated as an Independent concern and
would mot be sold TO the Trust oI
abandoned.
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rbo Tbreo sarylyors Admitted 10 ban.

Tho Three Survivors Admitted 10 Bali.
NEw ORLEANS, March Sl.-This morn
ing Sunzeri, Caruso and Natalie, the
Italians accused Of Hennesey's murder
and who escaped slaughter on the l4shr
were admitted to bail in sums OF Sl0O,
com aud GS0
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The City Bank yesterday awarded the
contract for the ornamental granite
front OF the six.story bank and Office
building 1t Is going 10 erect this season
on Market street, on the site of the old
Bailey building. TO Rinehalter & Co. Of
Philadelphia. This front Is to be ff5
feet high, from the pavement to the ton
OF the dome, and the contract calls ior
It's completion by August /.
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Mr.. F. H. HiRsinson, q retired Boston
merchant, committed suicide BY shoot.
ing. The cause 10 mot known.
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TIE MASSACRE IN ASSAM
omoiaiIy copilrmod-rho vlcsrOy of India
orders Troops to tho Scene.

OuulhiJ SubuEu1Su-Ahu NACbEuy "a 4uulu
orders Troops to the Scene.
CALCUTTA, March Sl.-oficial dis.
patches received here by the Govern.
ment officers confirm the report of the
massacre Of Ghoorkhas at Manipur, in
Assam, where about 45o Of these native
soldiers were alain by hostile tribesmen
Of Assam after two days' desperate fight.
ing. The fate cf the British officers who
were in command Of the Ghoorkhas and
Of Chlei Commissioner James W. Quin-
ton, who was conducting the negotia.
tions for the arrest OF a prominent chief
who had been instrumental 10 deposing
the Rsjah OF Manipur, Ia still uncertain,
but the Viceroy oil India, the Marquis
of Lausdowne, believes that all the off.
GERS and officials have either met death
at the hands OF the rebellious tribes.
men OF Assam or that they are held as
prisoners. The Viceroy is hurrying
troops into the province Of Assam in or.
der to punish the hostiles. Reinforce
ments are also being sent on to states To-
Gated in proximity to Assam in order to
prevent any possible display or warlike
outbreak, which 1t Is thought might
follow the spreading Of the news Of the
massacre Of British troops at Manipur.
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II you've 70. Q pain or an ache or q
bruise, Salvation Oil will reach the case
instantly. Price 25 cents,
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for publishing IL and the Republican
paper $40. The fact Is the financial
statement ought to be publishes! in
both the Democratic and Republican
papers where they oxistin all the coun:
ties of the State. The Democrats and
Republicans both pay taxes alike and
are equally entitled under the law to
know about these matters. The dbject
OF the law in requiring the publicattoa
Of these financial statements IL TO give
the utmost publicity to the financial
transactions Of county, so that any
error, mistake, etc, may be detected
and corrected.
Mr. DARRAH AND HIS PICTORIAL CAMPAIGN.
Circuit Court begins in Wetzel to-day,
and the Hon. Thomas NJ. Darrah OF
your city, candidate for Auditor, with
his picture gallery, is present shaking
hands with tho citizens. Everybody
knows Tom when they see him, because
nearly everybody has ION 'spLotograph.
It win be remembered that when Tom
was candidate for Auditor before he
circulated his photograph pretty freely
meath tho picture was a am candi-
date for Auditor, yours truly, Thomas
NJ. Darrah." Squire Connolly, OF Little
ton, this county, received one of these
photographs, the Squire at that time
being himself u candidate for Justice:
Squire Connolly, after dressing himself
in tho most grotesqae manner, by put
ting on all tie old and ragged clothes
he could find, SLOUGH hat, old shoes, dirty
faced, making himself look like stuffed
pig, had bis picture taken and sent 1t to
Tom, with the endorsement, II am u
candidate for Justice, yours truly Squire
Connolly" By the way, Tom is q good
fellow, and should hebe elected Auditor
would mako a good officer. ALPHA.