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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
THE SUBURBAN.
A Wholesale Exodus from Nor
riS Park.
The Cracks All Go to sheepshead Bay-The
Track Thronged with Yisltors-Firenzi's
Withdrawal Great Disappointment.

! [Specialto THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. ]
New YORK, June 15.-There was whole
sale exodus from Morris park yesterday,
horsemen and horses leaving there for
Sheepshead bay, where the June meeting
of the Coney Island Jockey club begins
Tuesday afternoon. Several hundred peo-
pie visited the track during the day. The
visitors, OF course, were there to see such
of the Suburban handicap horses as were
visible, or to hear of their work.
Tenny's easy victory in the Brooklyn
handicap has made him a favorite in the
betting for the Suburban, and his quarters
were the Mecca for most visitors. The en-
forced withdrawal of EirenZi has detracted
much from interest in the Suburban, for a
meeting between her and Tenny had been
looked forward to with the liveIiest antlci-
patton by every man and woman Interested
in racing in the United States and Canada
Tea Tray has been going wonderfully
well in his training at Brighton beach, and
Billy Lakeland says he has worked fast
enough to beat any horse on earth. Lake
lanG doesn't make any mistake about his
horses, and it is possible that he is right
this time. Tea Tray had his final trial yes
terday at Brighton and covered the Subur-
ban distance, according to different
watches, in 2:l03<, 2:11 and 2:l14. Tenny's
| trial on Saturday is variously reported at
2 :09sl and 2:l0, that trial being made with
his weight, lbs pounds, up.
Prince Royal had his trial yesterday,
the time being 2:l0 at the Brooklyn track,
which is couple of seconds slower than
either Sheepshead bay or the Brighton
track.
Major Domo's trial at Sheepshead was
2:l31%. Covington up went the distance
in 2:l4, being eased up bit between the
three-quarters and mile. He went the
first quarter in 2514, the half in 515S, and
the mile in :4S14.
Among the other horses that have had
special preparation for the blue ribbon race
of the Coney Island Jockey club, are Tourna-
pnent. Diablo, Demuth, English Lady, Riley,
Santiago, Loantaka and Los Angeles.
Other possible starters are Clarendon,
Russell, Raceland, Csstaway Second, Once
Again and King Thomas. A lot of dozen
will probably face starters to run for the
SIS, 900 prize That there will be great
crowd at the track 10 see the race is GER
tain: that it will be as usual an assemblage
in which the butterflies of fashion will be
largely represented is assured by the fact
that all the boxes are disposed of as well
as most of the reserved seats section of
the second story of the new stand.
Matt Byrnes says FirenZi is walking
again and he intends to put her in training
again.
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The Baccarat Case in the Commons.

LONDON, June 15.-Stanhope, secretary
OF state for war, replying to-day in the
commons to the question put by William
Summers Gladstone LiberalJ, in regard
to the baccarat scandal. said Sir William
Gordon Cumming was the chief person
who had broken faith because he did not
report the case to the commanding officer.
II an offense was committed by any other
person it could only have consisted in ad-
v1sing him and pressing him to take diff
ferent course than that laid down by the
army regulations. OF the three officers
concerned General Williams was retired
omcer OF the army and was therefore not
subject TO the regulations, but the other
two, Field Marshal Prince of Wales, and
Lieutenant Berkeley Levitt, undoubtedly
were. The former, said Stanhope, looking
back at all the circumstances OF the case
saw rthe error of judgment committed.
Lieutenant Levitt on the other hand, con
tlnued Stanhope, had written letter to
his commanding officer expressing deep re-
greet that he had not acted in accordance
with the army regulations. Consequently,
said the secretary of war in conclusion, it
was not proposed to take any further action
In the matter.
Cobb, member for Rugby, who had an
nounced his intention of questioning Stan
hope did not, in view of the secretary's
statement, put the question.
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This letter bore date of June and
proved to be the ultimate form OF the
agreement which was signed to-day. IL
was cabled TO England, and in the interim
before Lord Salisbury's reply. Pauncefote
wrote the state department urging the con ,
clusion Of the terms for arbitration and
supplements Salisbury's ''for tax and ship
ment" suggestion relative to the 1,oOo
skins to be taken by the United States
On the 10th Lord Salisbury's final reply
Is delivered in which he accepts the Presl-
dents form Of agreement, uttering some
objections, however, which are not pressed
He accepts, though, on conditions that the
United States will give assurance in some
form that they will concur in the reference
to a joint commission to ascertain what per-
manent measures are necessary for the
preservation of the fur seal species in the
Northern Pacific ocean.
On June IL, the state department re !:
spends, agreeing to the appointment OF d
joint commission, such agreement to be
signed simultaneously with convention
for arbitration. and TO be without prejudice
to the question to be submitted to arbi-
traitors. In the same communication the
President names Monday, June Is, as the
time for signing the agreement. Puunce-
fote was notified accordingly.
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ST. IOuis Races.

ST. LOUIS, June l5.-Mile and fifty yards
-Romp WOE, John Irwin second, Silver
King third Time-1 40.
Five furlongs-Minnie L. won, Frank
Kenney second, Orville third. Time :O21lS.
Mile-Ethel Gray won, Faithful second,
Rorka third. Time-1 :421.
Mile and seventy yards-Joseph D. won,
McDearurn second, Annie May third.
Time-l :5013.
Nine flirlongs- Shibboleth won, Glocknar
second, Guide third. Time :5515.
Mile and fifty yards-Michael won,
Whitney second, Balgowan third. Time
/ :4515.
Five furlongs-Csrlsbadw won, Invercauld
second, Content third. Time-1 OBJ.
Mile and seventy yards-Top Gallant
won, Duke of Sonora second, Jasper third.
Time :51lA
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The KIM Murder Trial.

MEMPHIS, June 15.-The cross examina-
ton of Colonel King was concluded to-day
in the Poston murder trial. He denied
numerous allegations which had been made
against him touching his doings at differ
ent times in his career. On redirect ex-
animation, it was brought out that the
object of the cross bills filed by Mrs.
Pillows in Arkansas and Tennessee was to
gain possession of property decided and
willed to her. Witness had nothing to do
with the filing of the divorce bill against
his wife. Mrs. Pillow did it herself. Wit
ness denied there was anything in the
litigation that warranted the scandalous
charges complained of in the cross bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
Seville Schofieid ASSIGNS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Seviile Scho-
field, Of the firm Schofeld, Son & Co.,
Manayunk, wooden manufacturers, against
whom Judgment was entered Saturday
to-day made an assignment to his son for
the benefit of creditors. No statement of
other liabilities or assets will be given
until after an appraisement is made.
Mr.. Schotieid believes there will be no
necessity for shutting down the mills. He
claims all his property Is unencumbered
and that it more than covers the liabilities.
which estimated at between 500, 900 and
81 600 600
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The Red Rive. on the Rampage.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, June IA gen.
tleman just arrived from Green county in
the extreme southwestern part of Indian
territory, says the Red river and its north
fork have been out Of their banks for over
week, completely hemmiDg the people in
and cutting off all communication with the
outside world. People are everywhere
suffering. Over half the wheat crop is en-
tirely ruined and corn and oats are nearly
all killed.
A loudburst inundated Fraser, running
every merchants stock of goods and com
polling the people to flee for their lives.
Two persons were drowned in town and
three in the country. Along Turkey creek
and Salt fork, dozen or more houses were
washed away. The damage done in that
county alone will exceed $4,000.
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Fatal End of q Drinking Bout.

TRINIDAD, Colo, June l5.-[Special tele-
gram to THE HERALD. Arthur L. Com
mel, who is said 10 be first cousin of the
Williams who figured in the baccarat scan
dal, died from injuries sustained from fall
ing from window yesterday. He came
here several years ago wealthy man and
bid fair to become cattle king. His desire
for drink overcame him and he became an
easy prey to sharpers, who fieeced him Of
nearly everything he had. While intoxi-
Gated yesterday he fell out of a window and
died of his injuries this morning. His rela-
tives have been cabled.
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Persecution Of the Russian Jews

LONDON, June 15.-The German profes-
sors, Virchow and Mommsen, have accused
German anti-Semitism of being the origin
of the Russian persecution of the Jews.
A dispatch from Odessa says many Bap-
fists and Stundists have been banished
from the Caucasus and deprived Of their
children. The latter are to be educated in
the orthodox faith. 1t is reported similar
acts have been committed in other parts of
the country.
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Hot Weather in New York.

New YORK, June 15.-To-day was the
hottest of the season. At 2 o'clock this
afternoon the thermometer registered 911z.
Reports from many points in New Eng
land have been received where the Their
mometer ranged from So TO 1O7, the latter
point being reached at Providence, R. l.
Vegetation is badly scorched in Connect
cut. Reports from all parts of New York
state indicate intense heat.
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The kothschilds Buy tine Anaconda

CHICAGO, June ia special dispatch
from Butte City, Mont, says August Bel
mont, as agent for the Rothschilds, has
been instructed to close a deal by which the
latter will, in September next, take pos
session of the great Anaconda copper
mines. The price to be paid is stated to be
between so, 100000 and So, OG0, 600 The
purchase by the Rothschilds is said to be
for foreign syndicate.
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Morris Park Races.

MORRIS PARK, n. Y, June 15--Seveu
Observation-Disclosures won, Walcott sec
ond, F'lavia third. Time-1:2S
Nine furlongs-Raceland won, Missive
Second. Only two starters. Time-1:57
Mile-L'Intriguante won, Indiarubber
second, Trinity third. Time-1 Al.
Six furlongs-Mr. Wilcox won, Disap-
pointment second, Arnold third. Time
1:l4.
Mile-Kingston won, Surplus second,
Runstor, ia, third. Time-l:4 3.
Six furlongs, heats-Cynosure won, Riot
second, Lyn third. Time-1:13H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
Small Explains His Expulsion.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-With reference
10 the report telegraphed from Denver
Friday last, Rev. Sam Small says the Col
orado conference is misrepresented and
himself damaged by the incorrect report
that it dismissed or expelled him from the
Methodist ministry. He says having re-
signed the presidency of the Utah univer-
sity, he asked to be reported TO the Col
orado conference and there discontinued
matter was purely formal and in no sense
penal or copdemnatory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
A Sensational Shooting Affray.

CINCINNATI, June ia sensational
shooting affair took place this afternoon in
florists establishment between Charles
w. White, a well-known attorney, and J.
p. Slough, his son -in-l law. Slough and his
wife have separated and he has made
charges against her, which her father re-
sents, and so when they met both drew
revolvers. Ten shots were fired. White
was fatally injured. Slough was slightly
wounded in the hand
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Baseball.
NATIONAL LEAGUE-NEw YORK.

NATIONAL LEAGUE-NEw YORK.
New York, 10; Chicago, ii. Batteries
Keefe, WEIGH, Buckley; Hutchinson,
BOSTON.
Boston, u; Pittsburg. 5. Batteries
Nichols, Cancel; King, Fields.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, s; Cleveland, TO- Batteries
Smith, Glason, Clements; Gunther, Viau,
thinner.
BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati, 13; Brooklyn, 9. Batteries
Mullane, Rhines. Harrington; Terry, Kin
slow.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 1; Athletic, o. Called at the
end of the sixth inning on account of rain.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Z; Boston, 81.
WESTERN LEAGUE-MINNEAPoLIs.
The st. Paul game was postponed; rain
No other western games were played.
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CoRNwALL-oN-THE-HU HUDSON, N Y, June
15.-"Fritz Emmett, the actor died today
of pneumonia
Emmett was born in 1S41 at st Louis
where, when about twenty years old, he
married Miss Elizabeth Weber, He was q
drummer boy 1t that time. In 1866, he got
an engagement as variety actor in Gin
cinnati and later joined Bryants miustrels.
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Stump Denies ANY knowledge of the Sale.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June l5-Irwin c.
Stump, agent for the Hearst estate, which
is one of the principal owners of the Ana
conda copper mines, denied any knowledge
today of the probable sale of those mines
as reported in the eastern dispatches. He
stated the property was bonded to an Eng
lish corporation known as the Exploration
company and the bond will expire Oct /,
1891, The English people have not given
any notification that they intend to buy the
mines
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Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June 16.-Seven furlongs-
Dollikins won, Prince second, Sisolee
third. Time-1 BOZ.
Six furlongs-Whitman won, Foreigner
second, Kenyon third. Time-1:161z.
Six furlongs-Tom Karl won, Mollie sec
ond, Repounce third. Time-l:16.
Nine furlongs - Racine won, Fayette
second, Jake Sanders third. Time-1 :5614
Six furlongs-McGinty won, Burt John
son second, Crispin third. Time-1:17.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
British Columbia Interests in Behring Sea-.

premier of British Columbia, passed
through Winnipeg yesterday en- route to
Ottawa, where he goes to discuss with the
Dominion authorities matters Of great i'm
portance at present pending between the
central government and that province
One question that he proposes TO discuss is
that of sealing, and the manner in which
British Columbia interests are affected
under the new sealing law which has just
passed the British house of commons. To
interfere with the sealers this year,
would, Robson holds, be ruinous. Another
important subject Robson said is the set
Element of the Alaskan boundary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
McCann Announces the Itata,s peparture.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-An official cable
gram from Admiral Mccain at Iquique,
Chill, to the secretary of the navy announces
the Itata sailed under convoy OF the
Charleston Saturday night for San Diego,
Cal 1t is not probable she will be forced,
as her machinery is in bad shape, so it is
expected full month will be occupied in
the homeward trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
A Briber Convicted.

KANSAS CITY, June 15.-Information has
Just been received that G. II. Edmundson,
who was indicted last fail by the grand jury
at Hannibal for the bribery of weigh
masters, has pleaded guilty to two charges
and was fined 500 and costs. The case is
one Of unusual interest as it is the first of
the kind that has been fully prosecuted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
THEY TOOK LAUDANUM,
Christopher Madsen. Of Manti, Dies and His
Wife Receivers.

Christopher Madsen, Of Manti, commit
ted suicide by taxing an overdose Of
lsudanum Saturday. He has been soldier
in the Danish army and was wounded sew :
eral times. 1t is believed that his reason
was effected in some way, as for years he
was very violent, attacking those whom he
thought were injuring him in q very pas
sionate manner. He had been fined for as
sault number Of times, the last being on
Wednesday when he was fined $50 for
striking boy with q shovel. His wife is
said to have taken a dose of laudanum also,
but did not get sufficient quantity to
prove fatal
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Shot His Grandmother.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, June 15.-Lsst night.
Alex Boyd, storekeeper at the coke
works, was awakened by noise at his
door and fired through the panel, killing
his aged grandmother, who was up. This
is his story, and as he bears bad reputa-
ton, the authorities doubt it and have
placed him under arrest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
Order of Railway Photographers Convention

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The sixth annual
convention of the Order OF Railway Tele-
graphers Of North America was called to
order this morning by Chief Thurston of
Vinton, Iowa. Regular committees were
appointed, after which the convention ad-
iourned to meet at 2 p. m.
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Forest Fires In New Brunswick

ST.. JOHN, n. B.. June 15.-There were
several showers Saturday and Saturday
night, but not sufficient rain fell to extin
guish the forest fires which have been rag
ing in various parts of the province. Con-
siderable destruction of property occurred
within a short distance of this city.
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Premier Abbott's Regime.

MoNTEAL, June 15.-Stocks are firm all
around to-day, and while business is very
slack, there is much more hopeful feeling
among business men, There is feeling of
confidence expressed in Senator Abbott,
the new premier, although it is generally
believed his regime will only be temper
ary one.
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The Yateh Emilia Sunk.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Early this morning
n tug boat ran into and sank the yatcht
Emilia. Frank Jenkins and William H.
Hoblon were drowned. There was a party
of eleven aboard the yacht. They had been
on pleasure trip up the Hudson and were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-16
ANOTHER SCANDAL
1t is RumOred the Prince of Wales
Will be a correspondent.
THE BACCARAT CASE AGAIN
1t Comes up in the COmm0ns-France will be
Well Represented at the Worlds
Columbian Fair.

LONDON, June 15.-There is an uncon-
firmed rumor that Lord Brooke. son of the
Earl Of Warwick, has filed a petition for
divorce from his wife on the ground Of
adultery, the Prince of Wales being
charged as correspondent
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Drowned In Lake Union.

SEATTLE, Washn., June 15.-J. Donaldson
and Ida Lundberg were drowned in Lake
Union last night by the capsizing Of boat.
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Riot at an Italian Dance.

CCAYUTA, N. Y. June ia riot occurred
at an Italian dance last night over love
affair Francisco Roffer.o was shot dead
by Luigi Vouto, who escaped to the woods.
He himself was cut with stiletto. A
is after him. One Italian was shot in the
knee, and a number of others cut and
dubbed in a serious manner.
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Tried to Murder His Wife.

OTTAWA, June 15.-August yogt made a
desperate effort this morning to kill his
wife, gashing her horribly with Ratchet.
The children ran to Ottawa for assistance,
and while they were absent Vogt hanged
himself The woman may recover.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-In regard to
the comptroller's statement that Exam
liner Drew's reports did not show the true
condition OF the Keystone bank, Drew saws
he is confident they gave as accurate e
showing as could be made at the time.
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Bismarck Has spinal Rheumatism,

BERLIN, June 15.-The illness from
which Prince Bismarck is suffering is now
said to be rheumatism of the spine He
has been confined TO his bed for three days
past, and has been suffering acutely.
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returning home when the accident oc-
CURED. The pilot of the tug boat has been
arrested


CHfcdgU ArcHltecturaI Metal N0rKerS StrIhe.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The strike of the
architectural metal workers for reduction
OF hours to eight per day and an increase OF
pay to thirty cents an hour, was inaugu-
rated this morning. About twelve hun
dred men are out and iron and other orna-
mental metal work on many large build
ings in the course of construction, is at
stand still and the shops in which work is
turned out are shut down.
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S. strauss Files a Deed of Trust.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-Samuel Strauss,
maltster, has filed q deed of trust for the
benefit of creditors. Assets, $50, 900. His
liabilities are supposed to be largely in ex-
cess of the assets.
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First shipment of California Block Tin.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The first ship
ment of California block tin, consisting of
seven tons from the Temescal tin mines,
this state, mas been received here.
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Four Young People Drowned.

+ Cedar RAPIDS, Iowas june l5.1A. ID.
Cooley and G. H. Anderson, of this city and
two young ladies living at Rockford, were
drowned at Rockford by the capsizine of
hOat
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To Restore Roman Catholic Funds

BERLIN, June 15.-The upper house of
the Prussian diet has passed the bill re-
storing to Roman Catholic dioceses the
funds seized at the time. of the kultur-
kampf
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While variety actor he originated his
German song and dance'' which attracted
so much attention. In 1859, at Buffalo, he
made the hit of his life in Fritz Since
then fortune has smiled upon him.
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DEEP CREEK STAGE

Runs from Stockton to Dugwsy every dav
except Sunday. Passengers leave Sair
Lake city Q. m and arrive ct DugWav
same night ct II o'clock.
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To Prevent Portuguese Emigration to America.
LISBON, June 15.-The minister Of the in
terror is preparing bill to prevent Protu-
guese emigration to America.
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-, Western sharpsbooters' League.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The seventh annual
convention of the Western Sharpshooter
League of North America closed to-day,
after distributing $4,000 in prizes. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting at Omaha
in 1909
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Fell From a Scafold.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 15.-Nine men
were injured, of whom two may die, by
falling of a scaffold this morning.
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Tine New super,ntendent of Enumeration.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-H. d. Owen.
the newly appointed superintendent Of
immigration, qualified this morning and
entered at once upon the discharge OF his
new duties.
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Philadelphia Hebrew Tailors' Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Seven hundred
Hebrew and Russian tailors struck this
morning