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The record-union., 1892-09-08
RELIGIOUS.
Annual Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

PACIFIC GROVE, Sept. THE annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church opened here this moring, with
Bishop Vincent presiding, and l3l mem
bers in attendance. At rolI-call NJ. d.
Buck was reelected Secretary.
The most interesting feature of the
morning session was the fifth annual re-
port of the San Francisco District, pre-
scented by DIR. +. D. Bovard, showing
that this has been year OF revivals.
The saloons, the dives and hoodlumism
are under a smarting lash of public senti-
ment. Dives have been closed, and whole
streets of vice have been cleared out
under the head Of the Chinese mission.
The report stated, cit seemed impossible
that red-faced kearney should reach
Congress, and incredible that blatant,
blasphemous saudlotism - booted and
spurred - should ride into the White
House, and with lofty impotence COM
mand the President to sign an infamous
bill dishonorable to treaty observing
natiOn.o
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hands of his son-in-law and the other by
the enraged daughter of the victim.
Shortly after midnight Richard Wright
and his daughter were awakened by a
shout short distance from them. Wright,
recognizing the voice as that of his SON
in-law, Dole Judah, went to the door and
started to the fence, when d shot was
fired by Judah. Wright ran into the
house, where he secured an AK and
started toward Judah, when a terrific
scutlle epsued. The old man was shot
three times-ouce in the head and twice
i'll the neck. During the struggle and
while Judah was on Wright, the old man
called for his daughter to knock Judah
off with the ak, and just as Judah shot
the last time she struck Judah a terrific
blow on the back oftho head, killing him
instantly. Both men lay dead on the
grass.
Judah was in Bloomington last night
and was drinking heavily. lie had
trouble with his wife that afternoon, and
it is supposed he went to his father-in-
laws with the intention of killing the old
man and also his wife, but the wife was
not there. Wright was about 20 years
old and judah IS years and had hard
character.
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American Vessel Seized

OTTAWA (Canada), Sept. S.-The United
States seiner Hattie Maud has been seized
by the Government cruiser CurIew, Cap
tain Pratt, for intraction Of the fishing
laws. She was caught fishing within the
three-mile limit in the Bay OF Fundy,
near st. Andrews. She will be libeIed in
the Admiralty Court of New Brunswick,
with view to her condemnation and
con Il SnatiOn
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Death of a AIiser.

LONDON, Sept IA seemingly desti-
tute pauper, named James Stewart, died
suddenly yesterday in the Belfast Work
house. American money amounting to
$4,000 and twenty shares in mining COM
panies were found secreted in the lining
of his coat. No relatives of the deceased
have as yet been located.
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Charged With EmbezzIement.

TORONTO (Ont.), Sept. flames r.
Kidd of Salt Lake City, Utah, is under
arrest here at the instance of the Trust
Company. Kidd was formerly cashier OF
the Cudahy Pork Packing Company. and
levanted about q month ago, leaving. il is
alleged, a shortage of g, 500 in his Books.
1t is understood The prisoners inclination
is to resist eXtradition proceedings. He
is married and about IS years of age.
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The Revolt at Last Crushed.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept. = Advices
from Arabia state that the protracted re-
volt in the province of Yemen has at last
been crushed. The walled town of Stade,
the rebels last refuge, was captured by
assault after bloody fight. in which the
rebel leader and twenty chiefs were
l-iliad
The record-union., 1892-09-08
The Maine Canvass

New YORK, Sept. THE Commercial
AdoertiSer'S Augusta, Maine, special
says: Tom Reed is making vigorous
canvass all through the State, and al
though paying no more than ordinary at
ton to his own district, he will be re-
Boutelle, his district is Republican. and
he will have no trouble in being returned
by a great majority, as heretofore. Maine
will give about 1900 majority for Gen
eral CleaYes Tuesday next.
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JOHN L. TERRIBLY PUNISHED.
While the Winner Comes Out With
Scarcely a Scratch.
SCIENCE AND HARD HITTING TELLS
THE TALE

Nine Thousand People Witness the
GreatestzFistic Contest of the Age
Tremendous Ovation After the Fight
Was Ended to the Man Who Sue
ceeded in Wrestling the Laurels
From Boston's Pet SIogger.
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English Racing.

LONDON, Sept. AT the Doncaster
September meeting to-day the great st.
Leger stakes was won by Baron de
Hirsch's La FIeche. Lord Bradford's Sir
Hugo was second and Baron de Hlrsch's
WateTcress third.
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Christians Massacred in China.

LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai says that Euro
pean missionary and number of native
Christians have been murdered in the
province of Shendi, and the bodies of the
victims were mutilated by the mob.
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PROGRESS OF CHOLERA.
All Feeling of Alarm Has Subsided
at New York.
NO NEW CASES REPORTED AT THE
QUARANTINE STATIONS.

Report Circulated in san Francisco
That n Ship Which Had Just Arrived
From Calcutta Had Lost Two of
It's Crew by Cholera Creates
Scare Among the PeopIe-Investi-
cation Proves the Rumor to Have
Been Unfounded.
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CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Sack Picked Up Containing the
Mutilated Remains of a Child.
POINT no A DELIBERATE
E-PDl ~

The Annual Confereuce of the NIetho-
dist Episcopal zurich Opened at
Pacific Grove-Large Gathering OF
Financiors at the Annual Conven-
tion of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION at San Francisco.
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- hn Removed trom Omce.

SAN DIEGO, September Judge Puter-
baugh to-day rendered q decision in the
ease brought against Sheriff John H.
Folks. found guilty of misconduct in
Office, and orders that he be removed
from office,
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New Naval War College.

NEWPORT tR. L., Sept. THE new
Naval Var College was formally opened
this afternoon by President Mahan.
Neither Secretary Tracy nor Assistant
Secretary Solely was able to be present.
The opening address was delivered by
President Mahan.
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Shot His Wife and Child and Himself

STANFORD Comm, Sept John
Brooks this morning shot his wife three
times, put one bullet into his child.
which was in his wife's arms, and then
shot himself twice. Brooks will die.
His wife is in critical condition, but the
child Will recover
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A Quarterly Dividend.

NEW YORK, Sept THE Directors of
the DisGlliug and Cattle-t eediug Com
pany have declared quarterly dividend
of half of per cent.
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AT CINCINNATI
susnected of Committlnc NLnrder.

DENIsoN (TeX.), Sept. IA young man
named INSTALLING Of Fort Smith, Ark,
has been arrested here and charged with
the murder of the wife of DR.. Haynes last
spring. Detectives claim to have positive
proof of the prisoners guilt. Mrs. Haynes
was murdered the same night as two
other women, the other two being women
OF tll-repute. Great mystery surrounded
the murder at the time. II the right man
is found the detectives will reap a reward
of ,OU0, offered by Dr. Haynes.
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The Havel at Southampton

LONDON, Sept. THE steamer Havel
from New York for Bremen arrived at
Southampton at p. NJ, September 9th.
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Ex-senator Herman Dead

UTICA n. ", Sept. 7.-Ex-United
States Senator Francis Herman died in
this city this afternoon
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TURF TOPICS.
Results of the Races at SheepsheaC
Bay and Cincinnati.

Results of the Races at Sheepshead
Bay and Cincinnati.
SgEEPsuEAD BAY, Sept. 7.-Trainer
Walden to-day, III retaliation for taking
his colt Extra out of the race yester-
day, protested against any stake money
being paid to Strauss by the association.
claiming that Mayor Grant Of New York
City is Park Commissioner Strauss part
ner in the racing stable. According to
the rules, the name of every partner in
racing property must be registered with
the Secretary Of the Board Of Control.
Mayor Grant Will deny that he is tinanci-
ally interested in the horses, but the case
promises to be a celebrated one, as Wal
den says he shall push it.
Seven furIOngs, Kingston won, Halle
hurst second, lac Sheriff third. Time,
Log.
Futurity Course, Evanatus won, Car
men Colt second, Halcyon third. lime,
lib 80.
Siren Stakes, mile and a furlong, Ignite
Won, Dertargulla second, Miss Dixie
third. Time, l:57 2-5.
Seven furlongs, May WinkO won, Els
teIle second, Bell Wood third. Time.
LIS 10.
Mile and furlong, SIeipner won, Low
lander second, Rex third. Time, 1852 10.
One mile, on turf, Woodcraft won, Mad
rid second. Time, I:43.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept. THE Latonia track
was IN fair condition. Six furlongs, Darl-
ing won, COrnie Buckingham second, Ex-
pense third. Time, l:l73.
Seven and half furlongs, LoudOn won.
Tenor second, Colonel Wheatley third
Time, 1:36.
Mile and twenty yards, Forest won,
Ihdlspanla second, Lillian Beatrice third
Time, 1:435.
one mile, Afternoon won, Sir Charles
1:43S.
Five furlongs, Lady Moore won, Little
Cad second, Say On third. Time, i:O3I.
Six torlongs, Fillide won, Virgie John
! son second, Jack Star third. Time, l:I52.
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TERRIBLE AFFRAY.
a Man Shoots His Father-in-Law and
is in Turn Killed.

BLOOMINGTON Ind.), Sept. IA ter
rible ARRAY occurred at Payne in this
county at o'clock this morning, in
which two men were killed, one at the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23

We ieft sls sszrt o~ax q tie ss1xsizh Mia
" hire aesss u ezzlc block ia sAD44x
uzo1.sA-
AnG osar 144ay a tsciaszs inland n1ls
We joaTas9si 10..<d Lns so2Eh-
AZ last Ne cane beside Assong glls
fn4t reared is head above k1a arfftsi
asznd.
L0oking aeFo~s TIE sses with ssalls
c0ild zSt understand.
gazed srs-a tsst sight a ~ssgy ~nte.
A 80 -. ; azz.l. With BODY u . bezst.
And .<als lzi1d The twain ~ rseonc<ls.
-Ekll LA EfyaE lad se-ssd-
Va l1.4os b4ek - 0<Es lAxe and Isle.
Al sEe-4ea la rs taxa kis EConday
re1t
sesids tts scaiy sias,sArd crocodile.
Our riddle still ansusssssf-
BIT 10. TIE storms of lust al timss dsals
NJ bocy CONSTANT shsre the sandosds
drsfts
AID res above tho vicious aud the vie
A sky~ara face llft-
The ll01As bodg q bessiAl guile.
The ha1a4n fscs thaf lives. believes and
thtEks.
Cniock tne Dazzls Of the quaint old style
That oailt tie symbol sphinx
William Rice sims IN New York World
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23
Tired of His Talk.

At recent trial in Scotland certain
lady got into the witness box to be ex-
amined. when the following converse
ton took place between her and the OPP
posing counsel:
Counsel-How old are you?
Miss Jane-Oh, weel. sir. am an I'M
married woman, and dinna think it right
TO answer that question.
The Judge-Oh, yes, answer the gen.
tieman. How old are you,
Miss Jane-Weel-a-weel, am fifty.
Counsel-Are you not more?
Miss Jane-Weel. am sixty.
The inquisitive lawyer still further
asked IL she had any hopes OF getting
married, 70 which Miss Jane replied:
"weel. sir, 1 Wilma tell lee: hinns
lost hope yet" scornfully adding. but
widna marry you. for | am sick and
tired o. your pslaver already, London
Tt-Bits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23

~ - 0t&f~ - 49, 49,
cuencesp ssk.1 ehe oDesor IA soxpriss.
Are sks eSuInssnnEs very nssyY
'-fd.rdly uzs.- replied Giousssux
slowly. -hus my principal h man Of
honor
And mine is fun Of pluck added
A0npate.
Very well Fish. cells a Ia matslottes
roast duck. said the doctor. Il shall
not be gone hong, aud hs hurried away.
The hour fixed for the arrival Of the
principals approached
your watch Is fast" said Giousseux,
and after waiting little he announced,
aIn five minutes they viii be here, bat
they were not.
Gi0asseax paced up and down impa-
sullen silence. Ten minutes passed. tif-
teen, twenty -five. and yet the combat
ants did not come Glousseux looked
at his watch, held il up 20 Monpate and
said in a slightly ironiesl tone.
Your man has not arrived
Nor yours retorted the other.
He has been detained, that Is all Be
tlist SUI g nc VIII q kaat% Setfoi~~e~ANt'
$50 viii mine"
1T is hardly probable that both should
meet with a delay" muttered Glous-
sea14.
Very true. but why not NJ. PeignotT
"And why not III. RamOnet?
sHow do | know that he intended 10
come al alp
"Sir2 / can answer for my friends
honor"
But not for his couragel Very likely
he il now seated IN his armchair at
home"
And where is your friend, may /
ask?'
Your tone is insulting, sir, and l do
not brook insults any more than my
| client does"
If you arc not more ready 10 resent
them than he IS
m. Monpate, it is enough l demand
| satisfaction"
Certainly, you shall have it-when-
| ever you wish"
Il wish it nowl"
The next instant they had thrown off
I tnr1 tRNttNs N'Al'N tAAo WINS anu VIZ
TO fight. just then Ramonet and Pieg-
not appeared on the scene. They were
walking arm in arm and conversing
cheerfully, and when they caught sight
of the combatants they exclaimed in
surprise: ''Stopl Stopv'
At the same moment DR.. Rousselle
arrived, breathless but radiant. at
will be delicious" he began. and then
added in dismay; $50 they have begun
il without waiting for mel
stop thsmr' cried Ramonet and
Peignot, and the combatants, hearing
them, left of brandishing the swords.
''Ah, here is the man you suspected
Of cowardice," cried Glousseux, and
Ramonet exclaimed, Absurd" with an
air of great dignity.
Here is no whose honor you as
sailed" said Monpate.
''IIe was speaking in jest" observed
Peignot calmly.
The two seconds looked at each other
for a minute and burst into peal of
laughter.
What is the use of our fighting with
4
ardsy" cried Glousseux.
Permit me- began Peignot, but
Monpate interrupted him with:
II will permit you to do nothing ex-
cept pay for the dinner"
The ducks are roasting, and the
matelotte is excellent" said the doctor.
Come. let rs go, or everything will be
spoiled. Everybody's honor is vindi-
Gated, am sure"
Ernest. are you satisfied" asked
Ramonet.
Perfectly so, Alfred was Peignot's
reply.
Then the whole party shook hands and
went of in high spirits.
from the French of Jules Moinaux by
Isabel Smithson for Romance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23
A Kings Miserable End.

Louis XI, after having by open muir
der or secret assassination rid himself
OF the most powerful nobility of France,
died in miserable fear. begging bis
physician a. DO something for him.
During his last days he sent for St.
Francis Of Paula. aud offered him I'M
told riches TO intercede with heaven for
further Lease of life.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23
Smith, Sanford
FALL STYLES IN


It's time now TO brighten
up the home and make
ready for indoor life once
more.
How about the Carpets? Are
they in good condition and
cheerful enough for the chilly
days coming? If not come IN
and let us show YOU what
beautiful things the carpet
weavers have been producing
while you were dreaming in
the hammock.
See the clearly defined and
symmetrical patterns IN the
New Administers.
See the soft velvety effects
and blended shadings in the
New Tapestries.
See the charts and lovely
floral figures in the New Mo-
QUOTES.
See how cleverly the new
Body Brussels reproduce the
Moquette patterns.
See what handsome art de-
signs and what superb wearing
qualities we offer you in all the
grades of lngrains.
And then look at the new
Art Squares. What is more
appropriate or pleasing than a
room or two in the house with
a neat mating OH the floor and
an Art Square thrown down
upon it, so as to cover the cen
ter and leave a border about
a foot wide all around the
room?
The new Rugs, the Sheep
skin Mats, Wire and Brush
Mats, the Coco Mating and all
other feet cleaners and feet
dryers for the veranda, door
way, vestibule and hall are
likewise worth your attention
Just now. Twill be damp and
rainy by and by, and after that
the ice and snow will come.
Smith &Sanford
6S Monroe Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-23
The True I.axa,ive Principle

OF the plants used IN manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup OF Fgs.
has a permanently beneficial effect on
tneshumau system. while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral solu-
irons usually sold as medicines. are
permanently injurious. BENG wetl-in-
formed you viii use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by the California
Big Syrup company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
100 az Hebrew.. NIII.:s.

Here Is a little story that is going the
rounds and will be appreciated by every
body who lives al boarding house or
hotel. Look up the passage referred to
and you will appreciate %:
He had lived long IN that boarding
house. The eternal SameneSs OF the
matutinal hash palled on his palate, and
this morning be looked panied when the
steamiug plate OF the mOnOtOnouS
stew mysterious was carried from
the kitchen and placed in triumph on
The table. Mr. Jones, aren't you
we'll this mOrning?" sOlicitOuSly asked
the LADY OF the house" "Quite well,
madam" responded the boarder, who
was tired, with a sigh. Shall serve
you some hash this morning, Mr..
Jones?" she inquired. Not this morn
Ing" be answered. "I'm sorry" she
said, ''it's very good. What do you
think Of il. Mr. Jones?" If YOU will
look up the Bible and read chapter xiii,
verse S. OF the epistle 10 the Hebrews,
Mrs. Jones'" he said Suayely, you'll
find nv opinion set down in black on
white" She looked il up. Mr.. Jones
IS now living at boarding house where
hash is not the matutinal piece de re-
SiStance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
Arrested. Charged With Being the Cause
of Mrs. Nichols Death.

Arrested, Charged With Being the cause
of Mrs. Nichols Death.
CHICAGO, April 4.-When Mrs. Jen-
ME Nichols, a widow, aged 80 years.
died yesterday after a weeks illness, the
police promptly arrested Mrs. Ste0olns,
a so-called Christian Scientist who has
been in attendance. Others associated
with Mrs. Stebbins in the affair would,
il is reported, be also taken into custody.
Last night Mrs. Nichols fellow bOarders
learned that she was in dying condition
and that no physician had been called.
They notified Police Lieutenant Healy,
who, with DR.. Van Pelt aud two officers,
Immediately went TO the woman's room.
The doctor was refused admission by
Mrs. Scientist" StebbinS and by Mrs.
Nichols sister, Mrs. Winifred Jones'
Milwaukee school teacher Entrance
was forced, however, and the poor sur
ferer found swollen 10 twice her natu-
raj size. Mrs. Stebbins, in handling
the case, has as an assistant Mrs.
Noyse, who is known as silent
helper" The Stebbins woman was
graduated in christian science" by
the noted Mrs. A. b. Geddy, OF Boston.
Mrs. Stebbins was released to-day on
bail of SIS, 900. City Building Commits
sioner Louis O'Neill, who claims to have
been cured by christian Science az
ter seven regular physicians had tailed
TO relieve him of rheumatism and quinsy
volunteered to sign the bail bond. Mrs.
Stebbins processes to believe that her
temporary removal from a cell through
Commissioner O'Neill is the result of the
direct interposition OF the Almighty in
her behalf to vindicate the cause of
christian Science"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
AN AMUSING DOMESTIC SCENE.
1t Occurred in the Erie Depot and the
Husband Got Left.

The last boat TO meet the Mountain
Express" on the Erie had arrived the
other evening, aud the last passengers
TO board the train was family consist
ing of a husband, wife and FIVE chill
dren. Three Of the children looked as
if they were tripletS, and the other two
were undoubtedly twins. They were
all small. The father and mother were
out OF humor, and children were ushered
into seats without ceremony. 1t was
evident that all had run TO catch the
train. They were just getting settled
nicely, and the conductor, on the out
side, was raising his hand for the en-
gineer to 90 ahead, when the man turn
ed angrily to his wife and said:
"Give me those checkSr'
what checks?" asked the wife.
What checks, you mouse"
eyes, what checks, you IDIOT"
why the trunk checks, them'S the
checks. Where are they?" and his eyes
flashed fire.
IL amt got any trunk checks, you
parrot" and the fire of. reciprocity
beamed in her eyes.
You amt got no checks? Who has
got them?" and he sprang from his
seat and rushed wildly towards the
door.
The woman and the three smaller
children follow at his heels, the latter
crying In chornS. The train was now
beginning to move out, but the husband
boldly bounded from the platform.
There is the man gave them to!'
yelled the woman; that man over
there" and she pointed to a sweeper
with q railroad cap on who was just en-
tering q train on the opposite side.
The husband made wild lunge for
the man and seized him by the throat.
The sweeper, thinking he had crank
to deal with, grappled him with dead
ly embrace, and tried to throw him
down. Then the woman shouted.
'No, that Amt the man that has the
checks. but looks the world an all like
him. Come on, come on" and she
waved trantically al her husband.
go on, 60 on" returned the hus-
band, running with all his might 10
catch the last car.
u"Come on, come on. Run, run, rum"
were the parting words from MS wire.
But il was no use, the train was run
ming too fast, and he dwindled into a
piEmy in the distance.
When the woman returned TO the car
she spanked the triplets for crying and
threatened to 'dress down" the twins il
they looked out Of the window before
they reached Port Jervis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-05
Woman's World.

Narrow ribbon fringes tipped with
grelots and spikes veil the disappointed
effects which appear upon so many OF
the swellest gowns.
A great many actresses preserve most
carefully the footgear which they wear
al their debut. IL is put aside 10 be
worn for good luck on the first nights OF
the engagements.
Dull blues, old pinks, and that always
charming tint among the green known
as miguouette, are, with golden rod aud
primrose, the leading shades for the
coming season.
Brides still bestow their favor upon
the pearl white glove. While dressed
aud uudreSSed gloves are both I'm style
the latter, having the sOfteSt and dain-
tlest effect, are more generally used.
Symphonies 10 brown viii appear with
the coming of sunshine and flowers.
Hanenton, considered the most chic by
dainty Paris bellies, is "a beautiful golden
brown, especially suited 10 blonde wo-
men.