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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
nI1 InnIeA MOO soHElIE
By q syndieate "A creas Inland Lake 20
Wator Desert

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By q syndieate-.A Greaf 1nlnnd Lake 90
Waler Desert.
ELPAso. TExAs. August PA conn
pany has been incorporated under the
laws Of New Mexico for the purpose Of
putting in big International dam
across the Rio Grande for the purpose
Of irrigating both in Mexico and the
United States. William Hamilton, Of
New York, is AZ the head Of the project
and the company Is incorporated Tor Q
capital Of $40, 600, 900. The dam viii be
built about Eve miles above El Paso IN
Mountain Gateway. It will be $50 feet
long, Of solid masonry from cliff to
cliff, resting on a solid limestone toun-
dation and will be seventy feet high.
Col. Adson Mills, Of the United States
Corps OF Engineers, estimates the cost
OF the dam at 100000
Thoro will be two double gates on the
Tcxas side Of the canyon and two Of pre-
cisely the same size and pattern on the
Mexican sides. From these gates two
will be cut through tho rock following
the bluff on the Texas and Mexican
sides capable Of carrying volume oil
water twenty feet widc and ten feet
deep. Colonel Mills estimated the full
cost Of the completed system in build.
ing the dams, canals, bitches and lateral
head gates, drops, ETC., at s., 500, 900.
Their construction OF this dam will
create an inland lake fifteen miles long
and about five miles Eidef with an av-
erage depthof about twenty-five feet:
Storage reservoirs viii be constructed
on both sides Of the canyon above also,
so as to replenish the lake from time to
time and Keep it up tohigh water mark.
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A oUARREL ABoUr POLITICS
Results in n Fight and the Death of One of
the Participants.

v4NDAn1A, LII. August 2s.-Word
has Just reached here Of fatal stabbing
ARRAY, which took place near Ayena
Saturday night. John Fraley and
Charles Chandler were the principals.
Both are we'll to do farmers residing in
Louden township. They came to Avena
to transact some real estate business.
Eraley was Republican and Chandler
wasa Democrat. Both had been drink
ing and quarrelled all along the road
over politics. Chandler finally got out
of the wagon and said he would walk.
Fraley declared be should ride, and
climbed out and began plying the whip
to Chandler. Chandler drew his knife
and stabbed Fraley once in the back
and twice in the left side. During the
alteration the horse became frightened
and started to run. .sFraley called to
Chandler to stop cutting him and to
catch the horse, Fraley got up and
started with Chandler after the horse,
when he complained of being sick. and
sank down BY the roadsideand expired.
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NEw YoRK, August 29-The Herald
correspondent at Buenos Ayres says
that city is in state of wild excite
ment. Meetings were held to-day in
honor OF President-elect SAM Pena.
There were some three Thousand Radi-
Gals present. They interrupted the
meeting by shouting for Alem and 1rgo-
yem, interpreted with cries Of Down
with Pena."
A tumult arose and there were several
collisions. The police attempted to
dispense the Radicals and there was o
riotous demonstration which almost
reached the dignity OF a battle in the
Gale Florida.
The Radicals slowly retreated to the
Plaza San Marta, where they made an:
other stand and there was more hard
fighting
The whole city ia stirred up and in
all probability the troops will have to
be called out to preserve order.
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10 DO starved Into subjsetion.

QuMcY, MASS, August 29.-An ar
rangement goes into effect to-day by
which the terms Of creditto the locked
out granite Guitars viii be limited to
thirty DAYS by all members OF the
Quincy Grocers' Association. This
movement has frequently been urged
BIZ tho granite manufacturers, who are
now satisfied that the men will be
speedily starved into subsection. AZ
the grocers are dependent upon the
wofkingmen for support and the work
infmen are strongly united through the
central labor union, It is mot improba-
Sic that the union may establish CO.
onara i've stores.
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81 pitpaleh loMe hllallgMotr

Special DtSpdteh 70 ne tfttHtgelsceF'
CHARLESTON, W, Va, August %
The following certificates Of incorpora-
tion were issued to-day: The Sisters
Vile Mercantile company, with its
principal Office at sistersville. The cap.
ital subscribed is 81, 600, with privilege
to increase to $4,000. The incorporat-
ors are ]. B. Shufelt and ]. E. Chen
won't, Of sistersville, Hugh White,
George Bastable and B. B. Blackford,
OF Petersburg. The Kenova Lumber
and Wood Working Company, with it's
principal office at Kenova. The capital
stock subscribed is $1,000, with priyi-
lege to increase to S150U0. The incor-
porators are Edward II. Pancoose, AL
fred ]. Briggs and Hugh @. White, Of
Riverton, N. j.; Henry, D. Cons, Cam
den, N. j., and Stacy s. Pancoose, Ke-
nova.
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Apremonition ID peatll.

Co1uMBus, ONO, August pa strik-
ing instance Of premonition Of death
came to light last night. Two weeks
ago Miss Blanche NJ. Kroeson, daughter
OF a physician OF Columbus, hastily re.
turned from the cast, where she had
been visiting, and informed her parents
that she had premonition that death
would come to her in few days. They
tried to disabuse her mind Of the no.
ton, but she only became more thor
oughly convinced that her end was
near, and gave her mother minute di-
rections as to her funeral. Two days
after reaching homo she took typhoid
fever and last night she died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
Entail Bolior ExpIosion.

RUTLAND, W., August 20. The boiler
station at Brandon, sixteen miles north
OF here exploded at 9:45 Saturday even.
ing Adolphus Gocrmund, tifty years old,
was instantly killed and his son Joseph,
the engineer, aud Charles Halle, the as
sistant engineer, were very badly in
jured. The noisc Of the explosion
aroused the whole town. The village
was in total darkness aud for a time
there was almost panic. The damage
to property is about 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
TRUSTEES SALE
ENRusTEE,s 8 IE.

TNRUsTEE,s SALE.
Byvirtue Of deed OF trust made by Henry
Chiffon and Julia Gridon, his wife. 70 me o.
trustee. dated August q, 1891, recorded In The
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West .Virginin, IN Deed OF Trust Book
No. 80, page 1875 II WIN sen dt the north mont
door otthe Court House o. said county, on
SATURDAY. THE 1sr DAY OF ocTonER, lses,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. n. the following
described property, that Il to say. a certain
parcel OF real estate situated in an ltion 70
the City Of Wheeling, laid out by Beverly ~
Eott. executor Of the VIII Of John E1ii, begin,
ming n the northeast corner Of lot numbered
twenty-0ne In said addition on Jacob streoti
thence southwardly along the west side Of "
cob street about thirty-0ne teet; thence west
wArdly htly feet; thence nnfthwardly about
thirty10ne feet 70 the north line OF said lot;
thence eastWardly 70 the place 81 beginning, on
which Is erected a double frame house
The title TO the above properly 6 believed 10
be perfect. hut Selllpg as trustee win convey
only tho title vested in me BY said deed q trust
TERMS or sALE q third and ~ much more
% the purchaser olects TO pay IN each on the day
OF sale. the balance In two equal installmentS ~
one and two years notes bearing interest from
the DAY OF sale To- be given for tue deferred pay
menta w. y. w. C0WDEN} Trustee.
W. II. HALLRR, Auctionear. aus
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AsooiRTY EVENT
In which Knives and KsVolyerS Figured.
Three Men Killed.

r. d
HAueHroN, La. August 29.-Three
men were killed at Allen Bros. mill last
night in a fight at a dance, Maurice
Miller and Bob and John Carter. Mil
ler was on the floor with Ida Pitkinton,
when Bob Carter came up aud said:
"This is our set" She said emo" and
Bob said "you are liar" whereupon
Miller knocked him down. Then John
fred three shots at Miller all taking eff
feet. Miller seized John, then Bob cut
Miller in the back. Miller drew his
knife and went to work on both. The
fight lasted about five minutes, ct the
end of which Bob and John Carter
were both dead. Miller died few
hours later. When he was undressed
twenty-four knife wounds and three
bullet wounds were found.
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nobbod and Burnsd.
Metal Dispaleh % he Hllelligmer.

cTttIuI UIglaIcII 70 NC lIIVtEt1bIVVbl. y
PARkERsBURa, ". Va, August 20
The large store OF Il. R. Curtis. at Lit
Ito Hooking, was robbed early this
morning and then fired, the total loss
amounting to $40, 900, partially insured.
A reward Of 500 is offered for the ar
rest Of the guilty parties. The building
contained the postotfice, express Office
and a large general store OF Q. Roth
q Co.
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wen Known aIah atura ered.

FRxsSo, GALA, August 2s.-The body
Of Louis B. Mcwhirter, a well known
citizen, was found at the rear Of his res
dence early this morning, he having
been assassinated by unknown persons.
McWhirter came to California from
Tennessee five or six years ago, and has
since been prominent in politics here.
He was for a time part owner OF the
Daily Democrat, OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

NtAtitAN A-lAf y 2 ANAAlAaAltNl Apls4
at 10 O'Clock a M, oiioF Tor sale a the noGI15
door Of the Court House Of Ohio County. W
Va. in the city Of w llgeling NJ public a9s.lga.
70 the highest bidder, on the terms heFeRS, o,
mentioned, tho properly described ~ ioloAs
Ohio county, West VlSginiR adjoining the fepiEi
BytYanla State line and lund3 Of JAMES lg yl9
and Others, and bounded aud described Is ~
lows. fowls: Beginning a. large white %
corner 70 lands d HuFh Erskin6; thence y
lands Of james Todd north 2i1f west 80 polos
TO q stone. thence north ISL west g81f pOe.l0
stakot thence north 10 cast Ia poles Y,
stake; thence north i0,3p west SS P9,ssss
70 AIRED oak; thence north az west ~
poles 70 q statei theuce north ~ east WI 4,
poles 70 O stonei thence north g55SS cay "
70 stones thence north " east % 5 poles ~,
stone; thence BY lnndsnf Porter and ghaeIgle,.s.
north s71fe east = poles 10 stone In tho sh w,
lines thNnee south j. west 1913 poles % polnIss
near q white OAK thence BY line Of AeptonL ~
heirs south ol54 west 7ipoes to stone; tne lS
HoutlSo east 10 poles 70 q white oak; !he ssS
south $50 west y poles 70 sugar. men, s
south 1g5s east . poles 70 white oak lnts IN
south 299 west Is poiel to stone; thence sou.ss
SIS east 21.7 poles 10 q white oak; thence t2u "
lgk east 8 poles 10 beech thence BY lanas ~, y.
Hugh Rllslne north 81 west q poles 70 W! wv
place 81 inplng, and CONT lining n acres NV
Z y p0lel more or less.
TEnm 0p aALI4 one. bird and a. much in ~
a the purchaser may elect % pay ~ casn, w y
balance n two equal annual ymenll, no.sSl Y
be given ios hGdeiclTtd iuAtAllmens, pea.iiiEs
tntero nom tho date 81 sale, payable annuhi.!
With rood security, aud the tito % DO fe1alusa
aus =, RS! ALIIsos, Truitse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

BERLIN, August 2a.-News was re-
ceived here to-day that a banker Of this
city named Broke andstwo guides who
we're accompanying him fell over q
precipice while ascending Mount Girl
vota, in the Aosta valley, Italy, and that
all three were dashed to death on the
rocks below.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

New YoRx, August 2e.-An unknown
well dressed man fell off the pier at the
foot of West Thirteenth street this
morning and was drowned. Inside Of
his hat was tho name 'tHall Brown, 231
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
lIIIall Nerro nd IaYer Pnl..

Act ON q new principle regulating
tho liver. stomach and bowels through
fho nerves. "A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily euro biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles constipation.
Unequaled for men, women and chill.
dren. Smallest mildest, 5uregtl Fifty
doses, 25c, Samples iree, at The Logan
Drug Cog
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

spRacF1EID, O., August 29.-Forty
teamsters and one hundred shovelers
employed on the city paving have
struck for higher wages. Contractor
Whitley says he will import labor, and
the strikers threaten violence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

LONDON, August 2e.-An American
petition in favor Of the release from
prison Of Mrs. Maybrick, aud which
contains the names Of Mesdames Har-
rison and Blaine, was presented to the
Oman t0.dav.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
gMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI.

Good, energetic business mon wanted. to
travel In all parts Of the United States In the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
patriotic, fflternal benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger aud bet.
ter fraternal and protective features than, any
other insurance order In e4lstence No "Sh0Ft.
term or .EpdowmentH scheme, but 0 perfect
plan Of protective lie Insurance. SAFE EQUI.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy 10 work The
plans are excellent readily understood and TeO.
ommend themselves. This society now numbers
among IL members larger PERCENTAGE Of intel
portion 70 its total membership. than any other
order. The most liberal Inducements asregar1S
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., Offered
The right men 70 act as special agent1 Call al
or address,
THE oTv1cE oFTHE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
2tOi chapline Street
my2l Wheeling. W.YL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30

Beware OF FRAuDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas' Electric Oil.
II cures colds, Group, asthma, deafness
and rheumatism. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-30
THE BORDEN HEARING
someD amagingT Testimony Against
Miss Lizzie.
SOME SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE

Regarding the Girls visit to tho
hama Drug Clerk Testitles That
She Tried 10 Buy Prussia Acid
From Him Three Times - Her
Strange Actions When tho Murders
Wore Discovered.
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A.oanrrelsonlo Man KIilod.

HousroN, TEXAS, August 2e.-Bill
Hughes, a noted negro desperate OF
chapeyyille, was shot and killed yester-
day by Branch Anderson, with whom
he had been trying to pick a quarrel
for several days. Anderson surren-
dered.
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TRusrEEs SANE


y UF VdIV- COUNTY IAaNl.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the third
day OF January, A. y. 1891, aud recorded IL the
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohi9
County, West Virginia IN Deed OF Trust BOOK
No. y, page, 15S, made BY Daniel nponad gag
Harvey II Nc Donald % me, tho undenignsd
trustee win. ~ such trustee on
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WANTED-FOR TIL 2 UNITED
wv STATES ARMY, able-bodied, unmarried
men. between the axes Of u and 20 years. Good
pay ratipns, clothing and medical attendance.
Applicants must be prepared TO fufnish salts.
factory evidence as to age, character aud habIh,
Apply at 1l31 Main street, Wheeling, ". Va,
jv9I.NVkP
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EoR RENT
WANrlep.

WANTED-BY CAPABLE MAR.
uRtion 10 attend 70 stock and grass farm: IN.
derstands the care of fine FLOODED ihotses. "A.
dresg, stating terms. &c, ALEXANDER CAMP.
BELL, AmheFsti Va an2i'paW
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ron sENTS

T5loR RENT Ell &c AST OFFICE
JIG inst door font iilnew addition 10 llbrt,1
taIidlu{. Apply 20 -. son NEE0Haf, Hut cons.
intd. ~. .fl| lI nuih
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.TSoR RENT-TWO ROOMS on
G Chapline street between Twelfth and FSpS.
tenth streets. suitable for Offices: poyselsjcs,
given Immediately. Inquire at this oifoe, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
NOTES APOUI THE Navy YARD.

III. Navy rIgl,Oat Narkerta tOwrd III" Destroyer
around t. The Ell, LA-n. from o." Navy l"r1 N''''
,, where. .h, (, 10 be- doch,l preparatory 10 gong
-. newport for t-i wiz 'ori'ao nets. The Wol"cnln
hicb are to b. u.rd IN thr.. trial, af" HOW being
PREPARED ~ ,hr Navy Yard.
order, arrived At ,Ae Navy Yard Yesterday Tor a
bonri Of officers, consisting of Captain l.. g. Matthew's
Lieutenant {, mmand,r !. H. Dayton ana Lieutenant
/ H. Nurlock 10 meet In tar yard, b'u Ui' purpose
Tor which the board should meet ana lhr line WIZ"
II should meet were not given. The ini"r'n'" "a''
how eyer INIT !, had something TO do VITA ordnance
,.,i,. 81, cnpnlu Matthews /, an ordnance expert
/ i,,it,nan nj Commander Dayton Wa at The fiNNih9
Grounds for three years. aa4 llruionnnl Mnlooch IS
ilr electrical expert H. tie ward ., -
An informal dance Will be- held on me N'rm"H' !"
I'M. afternoon by tAr officers Ol that Nrsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

The Rev. Alexander {. l,ilsly. who nnh recently
was chaplain the training ship Portsmouth. now al
the Navy Yard. AID who was dropped from the Navy
iecalise OF chronic r;-Sl, kn,SS. has filed Nsoros
ps0tes: a the Navy Department because OF Is actCn
The recommendation of the board that ne BE- dis
missed from the Nayy because OF disability Incurred
not In tn" line Of duty" because 1t appeared that
Ar could never get hi, legs on did seem 10 many
~ the officers inrspr,>,i IDLY doll but exthaplan
I>ly says that f. unfair to order him before 'he
irlns board when Ia. had just returned from sea
and was suffering from his sad experiences on me
wuirr" With hi. protest he sends certificates from
v,I krovp ,hy. cian, TO prove that since he returned
hmm. he. ba, entirely rccovritd> and Is now enjoying
rood health. 4 H. believed that he VIII b. alOw"d
10 have anhhcr hearing. but II Is doubted II he VIII
ln, r,iu ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
OPINIONS Upon NATIONAL OCiRINTiHE.

The Board OF Trade and Transportation mas re-
cclvcd n letter from DR.. John Avcny. President
OF the Michigan state Board Of Health. IN answer
IN an inquiry concerning a National Quarantine. III
which be warmly favois National quarantine
system. G. W. Chancellor. Secretary Of the STATE
Eoard of Health Of Maryland. writes In opposition
., , National Quarantine DR.. Jerome Cochran.
Health Officer of the state Of Alabama. SAYS that
the quarantine along the Gulf OF Mexico Is most
efficient. He adds that the management at New
York during the cholera scare was barbarons' Tie
Imposts Oh commerce. he thinks. might be les@ened
by National Quarantine.
James r. Thomas. Mayor OF Covineion ny. be
Iicvc, that the National Government Should control
ia. ou,r,niIue Of tbe country. and MAYOR George
H. t;uiiI Of Nashville Tenn. SAYS That he Is willing
10 90 op,rat, In amy movement 10 secure De'er
quarantine safeguards. -,
I'M. Chamber Of Commerc" Will meet today TO
receive ~. report Of The Committee on Quarantine:
INC mcrtiug viii h, held AT l D. M, Instead OF
si,nI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
OVERHELD FIRES Still COMING DOWN

THE BUREAU OF INCUMBRANcEs DETERMINED
TO ENFORCE THE LAW.
The work Of cutting down overhead electric wires
Illegally strung In streets WHERE subways have been
constructed went on yesterday. Some Oi them We're
wires Of the Tlomson-IIouston Company, over winch
a protest was made on SATURDAY. But the three
gangs OF men sent out by the Bureau of lncum
Lranccs confined their operations mostly to the
property Of the Brush Mount Morris and United
states Electric Light companies and the Adams ana
American Express companies, I'm Greenwich, Cort-
lardt. ,Dcy Duane State and Whitehall SITS. Com
n,on,r GillOy said that he had not received orders
from Mayor Grant to stop the removal Of the Thomson
Houston Company. verbal request had come TO
the superintendent OF The bureau asking In the name
OF the Mayor that certain. wires OF that company
should not be molesed AT present, but superintendent
Cummings paid attention TO any orders except
those coming through COMMISSIONS: Groy.
The superintendent received from Mr. Wheeler. TIE
expert OF the Board Of rncumbrannes Yesterday Il
clean list" he said Of ThomSon-Touston wires ad-
miited by the company to BE- mp IN violation OF law
and the regulations and which should therefore come
down. DhcSe wires In twelve different places.
mostly in the Bowerv and Grand ". owners OF
private wires and acoustic telephone connections rushed
10 the Bureau Yesterday Ia ask It's tendency. They
were all sent to The DOarl OF Electrical Control The
hearing which Mayor Grant agreed 10 give the Thom-
-oaIOnStDn Company VIII take place AZ the city Hall
al II IA. today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
10 OPEN A DOLLS, HOSPITAL.

owing 10 the doporabc accident when apI"h"i
"a a stout lorid old g-ntlcinlu Whose sleigh "tN
overturned on sunday. IN Hilton. Hughes TO- =
store a, Broadway and TcatlS'. II ha' been d''m'l
advisable by the firm u establish Il GolN hospital
where all little girl, may bring any VI tl"if d''''
that mas be suffering from bruises and fracture. VI
course the firm Will require references OF patients
before admittancc. but cordial invitatlDn J. cN"hd''
T., all the liitlc BOYS aud girls Of The city aud Ii
Vicinity to attend the opening OF the dolls h"'p'Ht
from now until Christmas Eve. II j. pleasant - say
that late yesterday the phy'icians pronounced All
injured In Sundays accident well on III" way - r.
covery ard feeling cheerful. The mitSe's hop' tla'
.he more fortunate ltile girls aud boys whp are 80
well now Will surely accept their invitation 1! vl,h
lL,,n before Christmas santa Clans himself i "N
fcctcd {, welcome tie gd"-t,. Young pcoPe ahpan
bring chaper0nc, with them.