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Missouri River improvement Convention.

KANSAS CITY, Dec 16.-Governor Thaver
called the Missouri River congress to order at
1890 this morning. The report of the commit
ed and adopted without debate W. b swift
ger and Mr.. Berlin, Of Missouri, addressed the
convention.
After number of spirited addresses the re-
port OF the committee on resolutions was read
1t demands an appropriation of Sc 600 900 a wear
for Missouri and 100000 a year for Missis-
sippi improvements. 1t was adopted after
some discussion
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PILGRIMS TO ROME.
The Pope's Aim is to Encourage
A Policy of Cancellation.
METHODIST CHURCH IN VIENNA
Ordered Closed-Diaries Of African Mission
aries = Revolving Cruelty in Connection
with Slave Hunting -Emaciated Victims

ROME Dec. 16.-The Temps prints an
account OF an interview with the Pope
on The French ecclesiastical question Ac-
cording to this account the Pope said
his aim was TO encourage a policy OF con-
ciliation, and he would have been better pleased
II the letter of the archbishop of AK had been
isolated from the manifestation of opinion. He
was much affected by the attacks made upon
the French pilgrims in Rome and panied TO
learn the pilgrimages of French Catholics were
Stopped oy Ministerial order The French gov
eminent, he thought, erred in the prosecution
of the archbishop of AK. Minister Fallieries
ought simply to have written trenchant reply.
The prosecution of the archbishop instead of
promoting peace, between the state and
church, tended to cause enmity.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

DAY to witness the baptism into the Dunkard
Iailh OF MIS- cushion, who, carrying her young
babe in her arms and accornnanied b,, a few
friends and the Rev. Peter Forney appeared
ABOUT O'CLOCK. After few preliminary re-
MARKS song and prayer, the icy waters were
After having been taken into the stream she
appealed earnestly to the minister and strug-
gled TO be released but he refused TO yield to
ner entreatleS and she was immersed once
when she renewed her efforts to he released
put In valn She was the second time plunged
beneath the Icy waters, when her struggles and
appears became more than many of the ladies
on Ihe DanKS could endure and they turned
away. The reverend gentleman clung to his
convert until she had been immersed three
t!mes, lace foremost as is their custom.
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Baseball MatterR.

sentatives met again this morning. II was
given out the differences between Reach and
the Wagner brothers over the Phlladelpbia
absorption was compromised privately and that
source of contention removed
The baseball men spent all day in conference
The single league plan. il is believed viii on
through. A general scheme for consolidati60
The two organizations is now practically mani.
fest. The joint conference of the two Mace
committees was finished tonight and the com
mittee recommended the adoption of a twelve
club league plant. After the adoption ~
this recommendation, the association ad-
iourned. The conference COMMITTEES then
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The Latest Piece of London Scandal.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Cable. I
LONDON, Dec. 16.-An interesting piece of
gossip and scandal which was started to-day in
the highest social circles is that pamphlet,
written only for the most private circulation and
entitled Lady River is being distributed
among the select. 1t is said that the pamphlet
deals with the whole OF the inside history of his
Q. B., and Lady Brooke. 1t is attributed TO
Lady Randolph Churchill and Mrs. Gerald
Paget, and while it is impossible to vouch alb
solutely for the fact these ladies are the au-
thors OF 1t, as ruors say they are, IL is certain
that pamphlet of this character is now being
circulated.
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Democratic Caucus COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-Tbe Democratic eau.
Gus committee to-day completed its labors in
the assignment of minority representations
upon the Senate committees and will submit
its list for the approval OF the caucus to-mor-
row. 1t is impossible to learn definitely the
places assigned to any new Senator'S but it is
understood they have been well cared for. Kyle
and Irby, Alliance Senators, are treated as
Democrats, while Senator PETER is left to the
Republicans to care for in arranging their list
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The Southern Pacifc TeIegraphers, strlke.

DENVER, Dec. 16-A telegram received here
from Albuquerque, n. NJ, this morning says the
Texas Pacific operators held a meeting there
late last night and decided to quit work at mid
night unless the demands of the Southern Pa.
cidc operators were granted before that hour
This decision viii affect the entire Texas sys-
TEN. The Order of Railway Telegraphers in
this city has called meeting for tonight for
the purpose of taking some action regarding the
Sou bern Pacific strike. The following order
addressed to Superintendent Gabel OF the At
lantic & Pacific was issued by President Man
wi. OF the Santa Fe, at uoon to-day: Sign and
accept schedule presented by operators and
dlspatchers viz: Operators $50 per month.
twelve hours work and extra; dispatchers $3.50
for eight hours work, and chief dispatchers
$40 per month and no trick work.
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Duffs Judgment Against Lillian Russell
Affirmed.

Especial to THE HEEALD-Examiner Dispatch
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The superior court of
the general term has affirmed the Judgment of
5000 obtained by James C. Dun, the theatrical
manager, against Lillian Russell, as damages
1or preach OF contract. Miss Russell was plav-
inS unuer Dun management in the Queens
Mute" but broke her contract and accented
lucrative employment at the Casino Her
reason Tor deserving Mr.. Duff was that she was
opnged 10 wear tights in one act during a
that unless she desisted her throat would he
affected and her voice ruined. To avoid an in
junction she gave bond of So 600 as liquidated
damages To this amount the court added
S25I. IS costs. $1,000
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NEW YORK, Dec l6.-Since the news of the
arrest of his son Edward was made known to
Cyrus W. Field, he has gradually failed, and
to-day Is reported to be in a very critical con-
dition.
10 p. m.-Cyrus W. Field is sinking, and not
even his brother, who called to-day, was per-
mitted to see him. Dr. Fuller his physician
says he has now lost all hope of his ultimate
recovery, but does not think death will claim
him for some DAYS.
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Wanton Waste of Seal Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-Ounalaska ad-
vices received by the revenue cutter Rush
state that with the departure OF seals south
ward, opportunity was given for inspecting the
rookeries at the seal islands. More than ten
thousand seals were found dead apparently
from starvation. Indiscrimnate slaughter Of
the seals without regard to sex. it is contended.
deprived the young seals of their dams, and
natural SuStenance
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MINNEAPoLIs, Dec. 16.-Chairman Clarkson,
of the national Republican committee, and
members of the committee, spent the day look
ing over the exposition building, consulting
with the architect as to it's remodeling to meet
the needs of the convention. The colonel said
Blaine was feeling better than he had in many
years. As to whether Blaine would run again
he declined to be quoted. He thought the de-
feat of Mills settled Clevelands chances
issues
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Heavy Snow storm I'm New Mexico.

RATION, N. M, Decl 16-The heaviest snow
storm ever known in this section, accompanied
by fierce ga e, has ragged since Monday morn
ing. 1t is drifted as high as thirty five feet
Railroad traffic has been suspended for the
twenty tours past and all roads are blockaded
Biessburg is completely isolated, wires are
down and the track is covered with three feet
Of snow Cattle will suffer severely. The pros
poets tonight are good for cessation of the
storm.
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In the Senate.

WASHINGTON. Dec 16--Among the papers
presented and referred were numerous memori-
ais against Sunday opening of the Worlds fair.
Some of them favored loan of s., 10000 on that
condition. A number of bills OF no great i'm
portance were introduced. Stewart then gave
notice he would Monday next address the Sen
ate on that portion of the Presidents message
relative to the coinage OF silver. The Senate at
1910 proceeded to executive business and at l
o'clock adjourned till Tomorrow
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Bulgaria and France

PARIS Dec. 16-In an interview had to-day
with the Bulgarian minister in this city in re-
gard to the Chadouine incident, he stated he
felt confident the whole matter would be amic-
ably settled. He entertained no doubt he
added, that Bulgaria would make the conces-
sions demanded by France and thus bring
about a re- establishment OF diplomatic rela,
tions between the two countries.
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Culberson Declines to be Inter-Sta Commerce
Comm asinnAr

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Post will say to-
morrow that Representative Culberson has a
second time declined the position of inter state
commerce commissioner. He was offered the
commissionership early last summer, but de-
clined it. few days ago, yielding to the pres
sure, he informed the President if his name
was sent in he would accept. AS his name has
not been sent in, Culberson yesterday took &C.
casion to revert to his former decision
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Henry Marshall Kingman Suicides

GRAND RAPIDS, Dec 16.-Henry Marshall
kingman, until recently vice president and
cashier of the First National bank of Chicago,
committed suicide here to-day by hanging He
was compelled eighteen months ago to give up
business on account of i'll health, going to
Alma. Mich, for treatment. In September
last friends prevented an attempt to cut his
throat with razor Recently he has been
living with his cousin, Mrs. Frank Chaplin.
here His remains will be taken to Dubuque,
Iowa, for interment, deceased having been
born there. 1t is thought his brain was af-
fected by his disease. nervous prostration.
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DENVER Dec. 16.-In the Barnaby trial to-
day Mrs. E. S. Worrell was called to the stand
She became acquainted with Mrs. Barnaby in
Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1877. She accompanied
Mrs. Barnaby on her California trip at the lat
ter's request. Witness went on to say that she
arrived in Denver with Mrs. Barnaby in Julv
and both attended the wedding of young Barn
ably. From here they went to San Francisco
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Santa Fe Train Blockaded by Snow

SANTA FE, N. M, Dec. 16.-AI through trains
on the Santa Fe route hav been tied up at va
rious points between Las Vegas and Ration
tunnel for the past four days, owing to the
worst blockade knows in years. The snow is
two to four feet deep on the level and drifted
badly. Hundreds of Pacific coast and east
ouLd passengers are in the blockade Trains
began moving to night. 1t is believed they
will get through without further m1shan.
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A Wealthy Farmer Arrested for Burgls.v

PETTsBURG, Dec. 16.-A Commercial gazette
special from Franklin, Pa. says: w H. Winans,
wealthy farmer, prominent in church, social
and political circles, was arrested tonight on
the charge of burglary. Numerous heavy rob-
berries have been committed in Venago and
surrounding counties and man named Brooks
was arrested 1t is alleged he made a confess
sion duplicating Winans. The accused was
held for court. The arrest caused q sensation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-17
Southwest silver Convention.

Ell PASo, Tex. Dec 16.-The Southwest
SLIDER convention to-day elected w. T. Thorn
ton, president; Mr.. Shannon, of Arizona, secre-
tary. Judge Trimbe, OF Albuquerque made
an able address in favor of free coinage He
party failed to declare for free coinage he
would not support his party A magnificent
trades display paraded the streets this even
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PITTsBURG Dec. ia Greensburg, Pa,
special says: The Irwin bank, at Irwin, Pa.
failed to open this morning. Pool and son, pro
prietors, have made an assignment. They saw
tie bank could not recover from the shocI,
caused by the former suspension. 1t is said
between $4,000 and 100000 was drawn out
within the past week. The Pools claim everv
dollar of deposits VIII be paid
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Two Trays Of Diamonds STOLEN.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Dec. 16-while clerk
in Zimmerman's jewelry store was showing
two trays of diamonds this evening To a
stranger, another masked stranger entered and
grabbed the trays, throwing cayenne pepper in
the clerks eyes and the strangers rushed out
into dark alley near by. making their escape
As near as learned the value of the diamonds is
$1,000
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Another Heir to Blytbe,s MillIons.

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 16.-A s:onecutter
named Shelor has received a letter from Cali
fornia stating his wife is the niece and heir of
Of the late William Henry Blythe the Scotch
millionaire, who died in California five years
ago. The estate is valued at 100000. She
lives in Philadelphia and will sail soon for
Scotland TO establish her claim.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-17
A Bohemian Arrested for Numbering His
Children.

TOPEKA Kan, Dec. 10 George SeidI, Bo-
hemian farmer in Cherokee county was ar
rested to-day for numbering his daughter. aged
is, and son. aged y. Both had been i'll some
time. Seidl confessed he had been compelling
the children TO take noxious solution of alum
which caused their death. 1t is believed he is
insance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-17
lcean Mail Contracts Evecutad

WASHINGTON, Dec, 16-The postmaster gen.
eral has executed contracts with the Pacific
Mail Steamship company for mail service on
the route between New York and Colon San
Francisco and Panama, and San Francisco and
Hong Kong, to begin February 1, 1892, and with
the Red ID" line for service between New York
and La Guayra, Venezuela to begin March l.
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The Adams Express-Hoe Case

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-An evening paper
states the famous case of the Adams Express
company against ex-President Hoey will be
settled out of court. 1t states the terms of
compromise will involve the return of about
$780, 600 to the express company by Hoey
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POrtugal's Finances.

LISBON, Dec. 16.--In the cortes to-day the
minister of finance declared the current rumors
that the administration of Portugal's finances
was to be put into foreign hands false Por.
tugal would accept no such arrangement except
at the lannon's mouth /.
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california National Bank Receiver Appointed.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 16.-The comptroller
OF the currency has appointed friedrich Pauly,
of Los Angeles, receiver of the California
National bank with the understanding the
stockholders are to have ninety days In which
to arrange for the banks resumption.
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First Carload of Pig Tin Mined in North
America

PTTsBURG Dec. 16.-What is said to be the
first carload of pig tin ever mined on the North
American continent has arrived here It came
from Durango, Mexico, and is the property of
the Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining company
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Methodist Church in Vienna Ordered Closed

VIENNA, Dec 16-The magistracy of the city,
at the instance of the public prosecutor has
issued decree commanding the closing of the
Methodist church here, also prohibiting Pastor
Roesch from preaching anywhere in the city,
alton of masses as blamphemsus fables and
dangerous conceits," is an insult against the
Catholic religion which is recognized by the
state.
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Western Commercial Congress Demands Free
Silver.

ASPEN Colo. Dec. 1G.-The Western Com
mercial congress to-day adopted resolutions de-
manding Colorado's Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress use their utmost endeavors
10 procure the passage of the free coinage bill
introduced by senator Stuart, Of Nevada.
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Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Of / ,O6s 900 ounces of
silver offered for sale to the treasury depart
ment to- day, 70S, 600 ounces were purchased as
follows: 100000 ounces at $3.50; $4,000 ounces
at 1926; 55S 600 ounces at 1870.
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Many Chinese Coming from MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Acting on informa-
ton that 200 Chinese laborers, discharged by
the Tehuantepec railroad company. were on
their way to the United States. Acting Score
tary Spaulding to-day instructed the customs
officials along the Mexican frontier to use extra
vigilance to prevent any of them from crossing
the border line.
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HE WHO RUNS MAY READ.

LOCAL.
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arranged to meet separately


cluos that hive been dropped, the
milwaukee, and Columbus and those absorbed
by Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia, and ex-
plain the plan OF their disposition. On the sur
lace there is no apparent kick from anyone ex-
cept the newly projected association club at
Chicago. 1t is understood Columbus price for
the franchise is $4,000. The two organizations
will have joint conference tomorrow. Contin.
ing new central league is talked of, to be, of
course subordinate to the big association. A
nucleus is already formed, including Indianapo-
lis Columbus, Milwaukee, Detroit and Buffalo.
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baltimore q ohio Dividend.

BALTIMORE, Dee. 16.-The directors of the
Baltimore & Ohio have declared a semi annual
dividend of per cent on the first and second
series OF preferred stock and reelected Presi-
dent Charles +. MAYER for fourth term.
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FOregH.
The Pore is Conciliatory.

The Pope is Conciliatory.
Cabinet CHANGE in Canada.
Col ma is Again Belching Fire
Portugal VIII Keep Her Debt
Austria Persecutes Nethodists
Horrors Of the African Slave Trade
France and Bulgaria win Make Up.
A Fishing Boat and Crew Lost in England.
The Reichstag Adopts the Commercial Treaty
with Austria.
{ De Rudini Refuses 10 Discuss Italy's Rela-
with the United States
a Pamphlet Reciting the Scandals of the
Prince Of VI aies is Out.
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Hon. P. j. Jarnillo Dead.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Dec. 16.-Hon. p. T. lar.
milo, who was member of the territorial CON
stitutional convention andffor several wears n
legislator. died to-day. he was an infiuentiaI
and wealthy Spaniard and famous as the CHAM
plon OF the American public school.
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Fatal Lamn Ernlnsinn

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 16.-This evening a
lamp exploded in the house OF Manuel Ford
His wife and infant child were burned to death
and he is IN critical condition from burns re-.
ceived trying to rescue them
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Bank of Columbia Creditors Committee
Report.

COLUMBIA Tenn, Dec. 16-The creditors
committee of the Bank of Columbia and the
Columbia Banking company, now insolvent,
reported this morning the banks will pay so or
70 cents on the dollar certain, with a proba-
bilitV of more
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Another Ernntinn of Colimn

CITY OF MEXICO Dec. 16.-There was a
fresh eruption of Coima volcano to-day, accom-
panied by violent shaking of the surrounding
country A number OF houses collapsed. Slight
earthquake shocks were felt in Jalsco and
Acapulco.
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Official Report ON Loppay,s Execution

NEW YORK, Dec 16.-Warden Brown, of Sing
Sing, sent the deputy comfy clerk to-day a
certificate of the death and autopsy on the
badly of Martin D. Loppy, executed Decembep
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Trumpeter Dixon Guilty of Murder in the
First Degree.

OMAHA Dec. -Trumpeter Dixon, of the
Sixth cavalry, United States army, to-day was
found guilty of murder in the first degree for
killing Corporal Carter az Fort Niobrara last
Santernbpr
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az Gorernor saiFord. of Arizona. nead

TARPoN SPRINGS, Fla, Dec. LEX Cover
nor Stafford, of Arizona, died at his home here
yesterday morning, after an illness of over a
year.
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Part of the Crew of the General Butler Saved

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 16.-The steamer Del
Norte arrived from Coos bay this morning with
Captain Parker and five of the crew of the bark
General Butler abandoned in a sinking condi-
tion off Cape Blanco. A boat under Mate
Willoughby containing six men has not been
seen since it left the bark and it is feared all
were lost.
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The Charleston viii Await Orders at Homo

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The United States
steamer Charleston will await orders at Homo
lulu and il Is expected her next move will be to
Chilli
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TELEGRAP H-PAGEs / AND2.

UTAH NEwS.-PAGE 8.
Ogden, Provo. Logan, Park City, Spanish
Forks and Mount Pleasant.
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Collision on the Chesapeake & Ohio.

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. ia collision &C.
Cured on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad near
Anderson, w Va, this morning between a
freight and passenger train. Fireman Lyors
and Postal Clerk Burnett were killed; seven
others were injured.
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Mills and Roster lmnrnuinr.
Cyrus W. Field in Critical Condition

WASHINGTON, Dec Representative Mills
condition is Slightly better to-day Secretary
Loster is still improving in health
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influenza Raging in Nassacbuso,t,

Boston, Dec. 16.-In1uenza is ragine
throughout the state. Mills and schools arr
suffering and every workshop, store and pro-
fession is affected.
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The Reichstag Passes a Commercial Treaty.

BERLIN, Dec. 16.-After seven hours debate,
the reichstag passed the Austrian-Hungarian
treaty of commerce, large majority of the
members voting for the measure. The wins
duties were adopted 200 to g.
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Cut the Ice to be Baptised.
Special to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D

VINToN. Iowa, Dec. ia large number of
people assembled upon the banks of the Cedar
river in front of large opening cut in the ice to-