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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

fbe Secretary said To Intend 90 ne
frst Harrison.

NTw YORis, June Am evening
World washington correspondent sends
n full two column story TO his paper,
which IN effect fecites that the Blaine
boom started ia New 'r-k. II N
alleged 10 be- n conspiracy against the
rcnOmiuation of President Harrison,
but Ia not 10 los intended 30 mako Mr..
Blaine the candidate Of the Minne-
apolis convention.
''On first sight this may APPEAR like
tfeachoTy TO Blaine.
10 IL asserted 10 be nothing OF the
kind. Blaine, II l. said, has never In.
tended to gccept the nomination. lie
IL represented 10 hay, meant just what
he said Ia the ClIrksDn letter, aud u IN
added that when thc proper umo
comes he will No declare. hut he IN
tends 10 defeat President HarHsOn's
nomination, aud his prescott dallying
counr, lis visit 10 New York, Ills 10
tefvlcws with Plat, Clarbton, Ames,
Fasscl and others are alleged N be oil
directed TO that object. Tho secretary
IL represented ~ Ia tho conspiracy.
tx.SIeaker Thomas Is. Reed Va the
man whom u IL propoAed shall 10
nominated al Minneapolis. lie ~ Just
the man that wOuld 10 the bidding OF
the Fofaker. Dudlcys, Quayr aud
ClAtknors. His ubcrality ~ Pfesi'
don't would be UnNouniCd ifuny force
hill was 10 bc practically applied, al
though not inw. Ho would have the
courage aud audEcity TO do any parti.
pnu act required OF him. lie would
wipe OUT every grease spot n Demo
'cracy from the public ofllces. He
would whistle what he regards ~ the
pious fraud Of civil service TO the
winds. Such - man would be ACCEPT
able TO the hutinuss politicians every.
where, anu II IL their belief that q
hurran would lie rnistd ON his behalf
aud that ne would make a fullirkiug
campaign, and that A. n fresh AMI
vigorous Gorsc hr would nnily make q
lar better run thau Blaine, heavily
handicapped by former associations
aud COM locations, and the uncertain
condition u his health, which may
PROSTATE him at any moment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

Chickens kept on low, wet land are
pretty sure to have gapes,
Sore eyes Ia sometimes n complain.
with young chicks, aud arises from
colds. A drop OF glyccrin rubbed on
the eye - the best remedy.
Sores on top OF the head may generally
DO traced 10 lice.
swclled eyes, with running Ut nostrils,
indicates roup,
Tho euro Cor l.E weakness Is FREQ
range, plenty OF crushed bone and fhcll,
and not so much food but that they will
stir around hunting fog little on their
own account.
Give the fowls sgocn food every day.
II you have milk to spare. try lbs effect
~ IN egg producer
Never feed chicks a.. the first twcniy.
four hours after they arc hatchcd, tho
remnant Of the esgcuntiuuing TO furnish
nourlahmclt Tor tina. l.ugtl Of time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

or two, 10 the effect that 1r. Blaine
has given his confidence to make
pledge 10 Senator Quay OF any other
poison rs to his intentions regarding
the nomination. There II no occasion
for him 10 do s0, and ] mn saiisnei
that he will give no sign until 1he
nomination IA offered him. Then nc
will accept It," -
Senator Hiscook repeated the state
mcnt he has previously made ~ 10
Harfison's strength aud predicted That
the President would be nominated On
the first ballot He declared thofc was
altogether too much Wind In the BlniHc
boom.
"Wo arc going 10 Minnnapolsi"
said he, "for delegates, and no. 10 VIZ
ness display Of fireworks. fhc can.
VAS Of The pfc.idcnta frlends mas
been carefully condu ctud, ana our
figures are thoroughly reliable"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

Pom JARVIS, n. Y, June 2,-leua
McMahon, n daughter OF John Nc.
Mahon Of this village, was bruialIy
assaulted hy u negro, Bob Jackson,
today. The assault was witnessed by
number Of young girls and two
negroes, who were held nt bay by tho
hend's revolver. Alter the fearful
crime, jackson He'd, leaving his vie.
Tim In All insousible condition and
PROBABLY fatally injured. A kss waa
orKaniEed and the brute was captured.
o. his return Ia the village Jackson
confessed and implicated onp william
Foley, IA white man, whom he claimed
conspiTcd TO rui Miss Mcmahon. On
arrival Mt the jail he was taken In hand
by n mob, the police making an un-
availing effort 10 protect him. A moose
was adjusted and hu WIS strung up 60
n zee IN the presence OF n bowling
mob Of thousatd peoplt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

BosToS, June IA large wedding
party filled tho Kings chapel this
afternoon at the marriage of Henry Il.
Mcdowell, formerly OF san Francisco,
aud son OF General Irwin Mcdowell of
New York, TO Miss Maud l.. Fuller,
daughter OF Colonel l.. G, Fuller OF this
city. Among those present wor.
Governor Russell and wife. The best
man was Howard Burden. There
were no bridesmaids. The bride wns
richly costum,d In ivory satin, with
high bodice with long sleuvosphd lace.
The marriage ceremony was conducted
by Rev. q. II. Russell OF Weston.
Subsequently u private reception took
place ut tho residence Of the BRIDES
iather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

PANS, June There was u duel
today between NJ. Carrie FerTeriJs
editor OF OF B'dS aud NJ. Paul Ruy.
mond, husband Of Nine. Raymond,
who shot and stabbed DE Ia Simmons
TO death. Tho meeting was the out.
come OF AN article bearing on the
tragedy and which reflected on the
part taken by ReymoHd In the affair.
Both fought detcrmlnedly, and the
contest only ended after FerTefios TO
ceived two serious wounds IN the ohea,
and was unable longer to fnce his an.
tggOnist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03
Unprecedented Conflict Between Ian,
dts md Train
Men.
TWO HUNDRED sHors FIRED AND
NO ONE HURT.
now ~ WAS DOSE
Details OF ,hr nobpety Of the santa Ne
ENpr..s car.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June THE dc.
tails OF the robbery u the Mplis. Fargo
eNpicss car on the Santa Fs tfaiu make
story on uncNampled Ou ilawfy On the
part " the bandits aud Of brave re-.
Instance on the part Of the custOdlaus
OF the company'H property.
ne robbers were at wU,k nearly An
hour attempting 10 intimldat- ia. mos.
sengorr Into submission, and during
the baltic between the me, suugop aud
the bandits fully two hundred shots
were fired and not man woundvd.
The robbery was doubtless Committed
by the notorious Dalton gang, fur
whom large rewards are utsuding.
Two Of the robbers jumped into the
engines cab from the tundur, and GOV.
oting the engineer anu fireman. conf
mandcd them 10 fun TO thc. stOckyaTds
anu stop the train mt given signal.
The engineer and fireman ubeyeJ, ns
70 have resisted would have meant
death. When the train stopped IN.
two robbers wer. Joined ny Ave mask cd
companions anJ the leader commanded
the engineer aud fireman To walk
back 10 the express car, aud cnm.
manded tho fireman to bleak open the
door.
u. C.Whittles, messenger, and J. A.
Biehl, guard, anticipating what was
going on blow out the light and TO-
fused 10 allow any one 10 enter. The
bandits opened lire on the car, but the
twO men within responded promptly,
aiming all the shot, Mt the door. The
banulIs shot into the car from all sides,
mr. ng, however, 10 no effect, for the
niesscngers stood their ground. The
robbers then chopped n hole la the door
large enough 10 admit body, aud the
fireman was told TO crawl into the car.
THIS placed him between two fires, and
Engineer Mack seeiug II meant death
to his companion, eXplalnni the situa.
ton TO the messengers and told them
TO cease bring. The robbers then
catered the express ear, cove ed tts
Inmates with thUir guns, and with 10
sleige and chiscl broke open the two
saf,z AMI robbed them. The robbers
are described by the passengers as
being well dressed and OF grntlomanly
bearing. The leader apologissd 10 the
engineer Tor rough remark made y
one Of his mou. The amount secured
by the rnbbom IL unknown, as tho tx.
picss company have NJ statement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

CulcAGU, June ..-At the annual
meeting u the Northwestern Rail-
way today the following were elected
dirtctors fpr term OF Hires year. each;
Horace Williams, Frrdcrck X. Ames,
John NJ. burke, Marvin Hughitt and
n. Is, Fairbanks lIy.0n H.. smith
was elected for term Of 0ns year to
succeed VIM. l.. scott. The board AZ
ttrward elected ofiicera as follows:
Chairman, Albert kevI; president,
Marvin Hughiui; Wise pfeiidcnt, NJ. l..
Sykcs, Assistant secretary and assist.
nut treasurer :. o. Howe and J. u.
Redfield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

wISsIrEG, June President Van
Horne anu party returned yesterday
from the Pacific coast, aner an insptG.
ton ~ the Canadian Pacific liue. Mr..
Van Horne says It is the inteHtion @,
his company 10 rstablisll fast line CT
steamers between British Columbia
aud Australia AT an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03
Tho n,iI Telephone Company suit
Disiniysfd.

BOSTON, June 3,-Phe motion Of the
Wes,ern Union Telegraph Company
10 haye it's suit against tho Bell 1'els-
phone Company dismissed without
nr,Iudlce ON the payment OF costs has
neon GRANTED In The United States
Circuit Court. m suit was to com
mel INC Telephone Company TO trans.
Ter 20 the Western Union ~ per cent
oi ita stocks, bonds anu uIViuends OF
sundry companies operating telephone
exchanges throughout inc county.
The decision win ennAle the western
Union u try the suit alIaln' Tho SUIT
Involved sla,OOO,OOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

session here today passed resolutions
virtually Insulating a boycott against
California fruit. The resolution cites
the California quarantine on Eastern
nufsetymen's stock and tic association
resolves ia case this 10 not raised TO
exert all its Influence To gc; strlcter
inspection laws passed by the lcgis.
latur,s Of the middle and Eastern
States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

DETRoITj June Am unrrece-
denttd min fell here this evening. The
water In tho streets is foot deep. This
damage will reach Into the thousands.
For time passengers 10 and from the
depots were transferred across the
streets In express wagons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

DALAI, Texas, one OF the fathers Of the
Republican party, IL here both az ila.
tfict and delegate. at.large, but with
contests on both sides. He Ia fot Har.
fison, Gresham or my good Republi.
can. The subcommittee u the ma.
tloual COMMITTEES held brief meeting
this afternoon and after adjournment
Issued an official declaration that
this convention hall 10 the beat that ever
contained a national convention.
It's generally accepted that General
William Mckinley OF Ohio will he
permanent chairman Of the couven.
lion. He Is the choisc OF the Harrison
element anu IL not likely 20 20 op.
posed by the Blaine managers.
EN.COngroesman John NJ. I4angton,
the colofed orator Of Virginia, appear
TO DO the most popular candidate for
temporary chairman.
Tho formation Of tho platform Il
already under consideration, and pro.
tection and recipr, city are to be ON.
bodied "A chiet principles. The silver
resolution Is hound TO play an Import.
ant part In the platform work, and
some OF those present are working
hardest ON TINT topic.
10 ,ialh NhttitIs tnlnIAlut NotE
not believe Harrison could ruu on a
silver platform. lie snys there are 40
600 voters IN Colorado pledged against
Harrison, ami against any nnti.silvor
man, and he Ia here 70 secure the
passage Of q oliver plank.
Powell Clayton OF Ark ansas arrived
today, and l. considered strong addl.
ton 10 the Administration supporters.
An ENTlIUsiAsIiC HARRISON MAN.
CHICAGO, June 9.--Scuatofs Cullom,
Quay, Sawyer anu Stockbfi1go arrived
here this afternoon. CullOm IL an On.
thusiastic Harrison mnu aud thinks
the President sure ~ denomination.
He says his Judgment IL based general.
ly upon what is right In the promises,
bis conclusion being that Harrison
ought 10 be nominated. Hc " OF the
opinion that Blaine viii not allow his
name to be- used ne h candidate, and II
Is 10 generally under l0ed In Washing.
ton, lie said ho understood the Nm
tioual committec had selected Horace
Porter OF Now York for Temporary
chairman; said he had given no au.
th0fity for the uto OF his own nnmu w
permanent chairman, but would 10.
gard II ~ u great honor 10 bo the pre-.
siding officer. Senator Quay declined
TO ca press un opinion on the toliticnl
situation, saying he would DO heard ia
the convention hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

SAa FRASciaco. Cal, June 2.-Wal.
krr =. Hobart died a. his residence In
this city thiH afternoon NJ icafl failure.
lie was the pw ner Of the famoua slnl.
lion STEAMBOAT anu possets,-i one OF the
finest collections OF brood nihIcn IN the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

CHICAGO, June Wv. j. onahan
received cable today FROM Arch-
bishop Ireland saying thnt Pope Leo
had decided to send special cxnihit
10 the Worlds Fair, ami asking that
space he engaged for the same. Such
. stop was never before taken in re-
gasd TO worlds fair by the pnpol
authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

GETrYsBuR0, Pa, June 9. - The
dedication Of the tablet ut Copse Tr,os,
Indicating the hieh'water marx Of the
Rebellion, took place this afternoon In
people. Thr Grafton Of the day was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

RoMr, June To-day, being tho
tenth anniversary OF The death OF
giuseppe Garibalui, was appropriately
observed. The crowd In the villa 10
mtrly occupied by Gsribaldi was 30
great thu, the floor collol SEED, ipjuTiug
u number Of persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

GREENTILLE, Niles, June 1.-The
private levse protecting the Louisiana
Conca Circle In Arkansas, n rich stc-
lion comprising 1000 acres Of cullivat.
cd lands, broke last evening. No crop
can possibly be made In the circle this
year. The water viii cover the entire
section to tho depth Of seven feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

CHICAGO, juno -Ex-Gov,rnoT
IaFabeu OF Iowa Oyenci soft OF
Blaine headquarters NJ the Palmer
house today. lie talked Blaine to all
comeu. II is Inserted that ma
Jority OF the Iowa delegation Ind de
claTed FOR Blaine. and that the State
would have Instructed for him Instead
" Harrison n the convention knew
what every body knows now. Larnhce
says that Iowa would DO safe with
Blaine oven against Roles, Tut was In
grave doubt with Harrison as the
nominee.
John II. Lynch, well known coli
orcd politician OF Mississippi, ut the
Palmer, was talking strongly for usr'
rison. He declared that Harrison's
treatment Of the colored men was very
satisfactory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

NHw NomS, June z,--Thc Com.
mittcr ON Finance nud Currency OF tho
Chamber Of Conmercu today Reported
resolution expressing their conviction
that every effort should br made 10y the
Government 10 bripg about an inter.
national agreement fixing tho ratio
between gold and silver at the pro.
posed International conference, and
until such agreement was made the
silver puEchateH should be- dlsoon.
tinued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

PAnKERsBunG. W. Va, June g.
The smallpox ID raging In tho ohio
valley between the Big anu little
~ IN, seount.. No shif,m,u,a Inn
be made TO or from the district ana
NJ this point business Is at a stand.
stiil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03
Consequence Of n quarantine Proein-
nation,

CnEYENSE, wyo. June lowing
TO the quarantine proclamation by the
Governor OF south Dakota, the North
wpstern has notified the Union Pacific
that they viii receive no more South.
crn cattle billed TO South Dakota
points. This IS liable TO create a
tremendous blockade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

NEW YoRS, June 2.--Arlicles will
be filed Tomorrow Incorporating the
National Wall Paper company, which
comp any will control sixty per cent. Of
wall paper In the country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

PARis, June Emmanuel MacMa.
hon, son OF Hon. Marshal MacMahon,
eb.presidrut OF France, was married
today to Mile. de Ffomlsscnt, daughter
of Vlscemtesse do Fromiss.nt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

NApA, Cal, June Carl Schmidt,
convicted Of the murder Of Mrr. Green.
wood, was sentenced to San Quentin
for life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

CHICAGO, June 2.-Louis Grathmnn,
an invcuior, has secured permission
from General Miles 70 20 to Fort Sher.
idan and blow up several big hills
near the Lake ~ test OF new dyna.
mi,o torpedo he has invented, u tor
pedo TINT In constructed ON the tocket
plrn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

NEW Yoml. June 2,-Gold to the
amount OF sl,0OO,0OO was taken for TX.
port today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

TAMPA, Fla, June The Demo.
cratic state convention has been hav.
Ing short sessions intefspefsed with re-
ccists today, pending the fcpot, ot the
committee on credentials anu permR.
mont organization. The committee
was out all night, and early this MORN.
ing took vote on the Duvnl contest
case, rtsuiling In - ir favor Of the
Malone dclrgatirl g. rs IN favor o.
the Gail delegation. The committee
IN now hearing contests from two other
counties. There will be- a hot fight on
the Duysl report In the body Of the
convention.
Tue Democratic comtnlttre received
the report Of the cruuVntihl committee
tonight fav0flng the seating OF the
Mitchell delegation. IL ~ predicted
that the farmer Alliance delegate.
viii support Mitchell In exchange for
his support Of the Ooala demands,
which gives hope to tho anti.Cleve-
land men that the Chicago delegation
may boz against the ex.rr6sidcnt.
Nominations are not expected I'll
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

WHEELING, w. Va, june demo.
cratic delegations t. thu Chicago con-
ventiun were elected az four diatrlct
conventions held yesterday IN this
State. They were about evenly DIVIDED
between German and Cleveland; but
la only one district thscond) wore
instructions given aud they were for
Cleveland, At least two ot the dele.
gatps are known 10 prefer GUrmau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03
PRonIRIrIoNIsrs.
They Hold ihRt Liquor 1. the Prime
Issue Beioro ,hc People.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 2.-rhe
Pfohibillonists today nominated Vol.
colt Hamlin for governor.
Iirutenant-governo Edwin Ken
dali; secretary oi State, samuel B.
Chaploigh; treasurer, W. ID. Farnham;
Auditor. a. u. Evan; attorney gen.
eral, Robert +. Raymond.
The platform adopted holds that the
liquor traffic Is the prime issue before
the American people, and says: The
Democratic party Is the open ally OF
the saloon, ani the Republican party
is hopolessIy divided on the question;
no public money 10 be used Ia support
VI seclatian institutions; tariffs 10 he
equally fixed; immigration restricted;
free coinage all wrong; women shall
have equal pay for equal work with
men. Republicans III the state are
charged with an effort TO crush the
Prohibition party. Delegates and
Presidential electors were chosen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

NASHVILLE, June 2.-The PIohibl
tlon state convention met this morn.
Ing. A iull ticket OF Presidential
o leotofs was nominated, and delegates
a ppoinleu 10 the national convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

ATLANTA, Ga, June ..--Fhe Ma
tional Association Of Nunerymen In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

Iouay was the receipt OF telegrom
,hnonncing that j. Mnncheater
heyhus OF Maine, u member of the
hauonal committee, had resigned and
Us place filled by the election OF
Joseph IL, Manloy, one OF the most
lusled friends Of Blaine.
Aihough accommodation were
made by Secretary OF the interior
noole, word was received that he will
10y Altvni the convention. ~ Is pre-.
.uheu ht did not desire TO subject the
administration Nv TO possible criticism by
MS presence.
oeneIal a. Banning Norton, Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

The subcommittee Of live members
OF the House committee on interstate
Gnd foreign commofCo unanimously
agreed 10 report recommending that
nh Investigation be- made into the iacif
connected with the Reading railrOAi
deal. l'he report is accompanied by
. resolution Providing for the inycsil.
CATION 10 be presented tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-03

MINgEApoLis, MINI, June 1.-The
Prohibition State convention ehosu
delegates 10 the National convention
today. Tho platform has the usual
prohibition plank; iavOra woman sun.
rage; election OF tho President and
Senalora by direct vote; bimetlllic
standard.
Tho convention nominated u full
state ticket, headed by w. J. Dean Of
Minneapolis for governor.
Boycott AgRinst Cait<ornlR Iruit.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-31
BOOTH IN HAMLET.

Once in Iife's rosy dawn saw the towers
OF Elsinore rise on the painted scene
The king, the ghost and the unhappy queen
saw, and fair Ophelia with her flowers,
And heard the slow bell toll the passing hours.
But when you entered with detected mien,
The others were though they had not BEEN;
We wept with Hamlet, for his griefs were ours.
And here tonight, amid the listening crowd
That hangs upon your lips. see the fame
THE sacred fire nor time nor age can quell,
Howe'er the mortal frame be changed and
bowedl
Bukn clear as the high places whence it came.
Pass on, thou royal Dane: hail and farewell.
Flora Macdonald Shearer in Lippincott's.
The Portland daily press., 1892-12-31
WIT AND WISDOM,

Mrs. bangle Ghe hostess, who is on the
outer edge of the inner circle)-My dear
Miss Penne, have you met every onea
Have you met Mr. Shingle, the rising
young architect, and Mr.. Cheatem, the
promising lawyer? And here comes Mr..
Palette, the clever young artist with a
future, arm in arm with Mr.. Marble, the
rising young poet.
Miss Penne-Yes, have met them all,
my dear Mrs. bangle, and now, if you
will be so good, I should like to meet a
few men who are on the downward
t1ack.-Life.