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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31
The Clothes We Wear.


fOkos
The sensible fashion Of wearing large
and comfortable shoulder capes has re-
NAMED in vogue this winter. 1t is a
very wise and practical fashion, and
those who have purchased expensive
capes will hope that the custom will re-
main long in good taste. Some delicate
skinned furs. made into shoulder oapes,
tear out very soon; but this is owing
mostly to the elastic bands which hold
the cape In place about the waist. II
those are cut, there Is very little strain on
the skin Of the fur.
The long feather boas, which look so
pretty but are so tiresome because OF
the moulting qualities OF that same ar
tiole, are losing favor. So likewise are
the long boas OF all descriptions. Goats
are now trimmed in fur, lined near the
edge and with fur collars and cuffs.
Some sensible girls who have wearied
Of their boas have trimmed their last
winter jackets with the boa, thus
securing change and economy at the
same time.
The dealers In furs are showing pretty
little collars Of fur, with the head and
even the claws OF the tiny animal as an
ornamental clasp. The collar OF
feathers. especially OF cookie feathers, Is
neither pretty nor in good taste. They
make one look very cheap and dowdy,
and have most impudent air OF pretense
about them.
Mufs are still popular. and are still
small, and therefore not SO comfortable
as they might be.
cLoAKs.
There seems TO be the greatest latitude
in the matter OF choosing ones winter
wraps that could well be imagined. In
years gone by all the stylish people had
a certain new and very swell wrap, cut
much in the same form, while the would.
be stylish people were siraining every
nerve to get one Of those swell affairs
just as soon as possible; and the others,
you can pity them, were just going about
with the cloak OF three winters back
spread upon their stolid shoulders. Now.
however, a walk down Main street re-
veales the curious fact that there is no
particular swell garment for outward
wear. Some have on the long ulster or
Newmarket, some wear the shoulder
cape and muii some have cute little
fur-trimmed jackets. and others wear
the ugly but popular Russian blouse in
heavy cloth. What next winter may
bring us a matter yet too far ahead
for speculation. But for this season, at
least, we can content ourselves by
wearing out last years cloaks In peace.
Miss lIulda eraser OF Cincinnati is
said to be the only woman customs
broker.
Queen Victoria Is said to be endeavor-
ing to master the East Indian language.
How can the good old lady Hindoore III
-.Sr,afHSe Meas.
It is said that no graduate OF Vassar
has ever been In divorce court. IL
isn't said whether this Is due to the
vassar girls judgment in selecting a
husband or the husbands forbearance
In living with the Vassar GIRL Chicago
Nail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31

. poaseno.lo risuro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31

IAN actresses life Is precarious one.
Sometimes we have plenty OF money
and sometimes we have none. Mrs.
James Brown Potter.
Which also might be said OF all OF us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31

1t Is only now and then that man
can be found who is considered hero
at home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31
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SAVINGS BANK 4 TRUST COMPANY was organ
lied August 0th 1873 meeting
the subject Of tho formation
dents Once, July list, 1873 President
chairman At that meeting
adopted and the articles
izatisn perfected above George A. smith
being elected president On death
succeeded by Daniel H. Wells John
Taylor President Woodruff who
and at that time elected President Taylor as
President Of the Bank,
The oncers are
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-31

T AnIRs MAKE so A WEEK VINO wRlrs
u for Us at home, No canyasslng. i,eih
win addressed aud stamped enyel0le
Moman's 60 operative Toilet To-, tlncorpofat
cd) south liend. Ind.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
or boxing PIantains-

The texture of the plantain is such
thatat whatever stage it is used, whether
green or ripe, it must be cooked to make
it palatable. Plantains are chiefly used
by the populace while still green-i. e.,
cut at some period before they are full
grown. They are cooked either by boil
ing or roasting, chiefly the former. To
successfully peel green plantain with
out soiling it, the operation must be per-
formed with wet hands or with the fruit
immersed in water. The plantain con-
tains a measure of tannic acid, and con-
sequently in boiling in a metal pot has
a tendency to turn very dark. This
may, however, be prevented by boiling
little fat with the fruit-say bit Of
fat pork.
Green plantains ARE also used for
making soup. For this purpose they
are boiled and then pounded in mortar,
when they form homogeneous mass
like dough, which Is put into soup and
eaten with it. In the mature but still
green stage plantains are roasted and
eaten with butter, pepper and salt, and
in some cases cheese. In this state they
are delicious. Garden and Forest
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
CARNEG|FS DISSATISFIED MEN,
They Will Not Take a Re-
duction in Wages.
Preparations Made to Lock All the
Union Men Oat.
TroubIous Times Expected to Begin the
First OF July-All indications
Point to Long and Bit
ter Fight.

BY the Associated Press.
PlrTsBURG, June 28.--The prospects
for settlement Of the wages difficulty
1t Carnegie's Homestead steel plant are
growing smaller. The workers assert
positively that they will not accept a
reduction, and the firm are equally de-
termined in their stand. 1t is stated
upon what is considered good authority
that every union man in the employ of
the Carnegie works will be discharged
July Let, and that the firm is determined
to run non-union mill thereafter. If
non-union men are put to work, trouble
IL feared.
The firm realize this, and have taken
precautions TO protect the plant. The
property has been entirely sur
rounded by high board fence, and
search lights have been placed in
the mills. A sensation was caused
today by the report that hot water was
to be thrown from fireplugs incase men
attempt to surround or enter the mills.
Dangerous loop holes look out from the
inclosure, and 1t is stated that in case
of war it will be made very hot for any
body seeking to enter. The firm denies
the claim of the men that detectives ale
ON the ground. All strangers are re-
garded with distrust, and number
have been hustled out by the men in an
unceremonious manner. Altogether the
situation at Homestead is ominous, and
the 1st of July is awaited with grave
apprehensions. Some $4,000 men will
be affected.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
The coupon below is for admission:
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GERkLD COUPON.
chaYp.onahip Game. "a
f&sF--7 eHff.ftrfr ttserr4fssfs 10
San JosEavs. Los ANGELES.
~ Thursday. June 30th.
TAis coupon and one dime will admit
s. any school boy or girl.
rnIRrY TO FOUR.
That Was the Rcors In the Cable niec.
trio, Game.

That Was the Score In the Cable E,aec-
trio. Game.
Some few weeks since the electric
and cable car employees indulged i'm q
friendly game'of ball. It was nip and
and tuck, the Electrics winning by q
score OF l3 TO IL. The Gable boys
played in the hardest kind of luck and
Of course were not satisfied with the re-
suit, 90 . second game was played yes
terday. This time each team put up
$50, the winning team to pull down
800. The cable contingent were
never in the contest. They could
do little or nothing with Frank
Barnum's delivery while the Elec-
tries knocked Solya, the cable
pitcher, out of the box. Holster next
eesayed to twirl, but the electricity peo-
pie continued to connect, and in conse-
quence the Gable fielders had merry
afternoon Of it, chasing the sphere ali
over the lot. This was not the worst
feature. All the boys will have to work
q week for nothing 60 as to even up on
the game. It appears that the ElectBic
nine did some tall practicing. on the
strict q. {. since the last game.
Hulen made his debut as an umpire,
and proved to be Mcdonald in dis
guise.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

DEarried ON IN Eleven-year-old License.
Vaclav Koran and Elizabeth Fredriek
were made husband and wife by Justice
Daniel l.. Wheeler Friday afternoon on
the authority of a marriage certificate
issued Sept. 81, 1881, eleven years ago
The license bore the signature of County
Clerk E. F. G. Klokke. Koran is now
forty. three years old, and she is two
years older. The obstacle which had
kept apart their yearning hearts SO many
years was the veto Of an angry father.
A year ago the father died, and after
waiting twelve months for propriety's
sake the constant lovers were married.
Chicago Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
A DEFECrIvE INDICTMENT.

4 Member Of the whisky Trust Dis
charged from Arrest.
NEW YoRK, June 28.-In the United
States circuit court of the southern dis
trict Of New York, today, Judge Lacombe
handed down q decision discharging
Herbert L. Terrell. who was arrested in
this district on an Indictment found in
Massachusetts against him, as
. member Of the whisky truet.
Judge Lscombe concurs in the
points OF the opinion rendered by
Judge Kicks in Cleveland June 1lth,
and says it would be a grave abuse Of
the rights Of . citizen If, when charged
with an alleged offense, committed per-
hsps in some place he had never visited,
he were removable to the district thou
sands of miles from home to answer an
indictment fatally defective. Judge
Lacombe finds the same defect in the
indictment which was commented upon
before. So
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Cutting lee by Electricity.

A new departure in ice cutting has
been proposed by man who contends
that It is quite practicable to cut the ice
by means of wire, heated electrically.
His plan is to install a portable steam
and dynamo plant at some convenient
point ON the shore, near to the ice har-
vesting operations, and run from the
dynamo a suitable steel wire of the re-
quired length with a proper return. By
generating a sufficient current to main
tain the temperature in the wire at about
800 degs.. and by stretching the wire
taut along the surface Of the ice a
means Of cutting through the mass
would at,once be established. Philadel-
phia Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
No Women Clowns.

It seems strange, now that women are
claiming so many places monopolized by
the male, that there should be no candi-
dates for calling they once shared
with men; but though one sees circuses
with all sorts Of clowns, one knows Of
none adorned by Miss Merryman. The
latest historical mention of jester is,
strangely enough, associated with the
Bloody Assize. Judge Jeffreys took his
fool with him on that hideous expedi-
ton, and on one occasion tossed him a
pardon" for sale. London Illustrated
Newa
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
SPORTS AND PAsT|MEs,
San Jose and Los Angeles to
Play Today.
Major D0mo Runs Sensational
Mile.
Jimmy Carroll Refuses to Meet Maber
= Results ofthe Eastern Races
and League Ball
b Gar >a.

This afternoon will be played the
opening game in q most important
series. Our crippled team is recuperaty
ing. Our weak spot just now is behind
the bat. Newman will in all probability
not be able to catch for week. In the
meantime, Rogers has been hustled
home from the springs to do the back
stop. He telegraphed in that he would
be In fix to 60 in and catch. This may
prove to be correct. but he has hardly
had time to get into condition.
At al events, he can be relied
upon to do his best. If there is one
team more than another that good back
stop work is necessity, it 10 with San
Jose. They have the best base-Yunniug
'team in the league. II Los Angeles cap
lures three out Of six they will be doing
very well. There is this consolation,
however. The San Jose pitchers have
mot been doing any effective pitching Of
late, and especially is this trueof Look
0abaugh.
Major Domo yesterday made re-
markable run. It is acknowledged by
competent critics that this horse would
have won the Suburban handicap If
iudiciously ridden.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
JIMMY CARRoLL Talks.
He Declines ts Make match with
BtlAy Maber.

Ho Declines to Make = Match with
9 Btl1y MabeF.
SAN FRANcIsOo, June 28.-Jimmy
Carroll, the ex-chainpion light weight,
has returned here from the east. whore
he has been acting % manager for Bob
Fitzsimmons in sparring exhibitions
given by the latter after his defeat Of
Peter Maber at New Orleans. Carroll
yesterday declined to make match
with Billy Maber, the well known Aus
tralian pugilisE stating that he (Car-
roll) would challenge the winner Of the
Myers McAuliffe contest to fight in Feb
ruary or March next, before any club In
the country offering the largest purse,
and as he was not In the best Of health
he did not care to enter the ring again
before that time.
Carroll says Jim Whalen Of Tacoma.
who was once his pupil, or Billy Har-
rington of San Francisco will fight Ma
Der at Los Angeles If q good purse h
offered.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Fresl, Butter from New zealand.

rTcSn HutbcT hTOm NOW AcAAAnOs
The steamship Duke of Buckingham,
from New Zealand, which left yelling
ton on Jan. 20. has reached the Mer-
sey, bringing large general cargo.
Among other goods she has 800 pack
ages, or about 25 tons, Of choice New
Zealand fresh butter, which is the first
shipment made from that country to
Liverpool. The great improvement
made in maintaining cool temperature
while in transit assured the butter ar
irving almost as fresh as when put on
board. This colonial butter has already
met with much favor on the London
market. and promises to form an i'm
portant feature in the dairy produce ar
irving in Liverpool. Liverpool Eng.
Journal of Commerce.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
THE HUNsIrG TURF.

Msjor Domo Runs . Mile in 1:Ss S-S -
Ehsepshead Bay.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June %. - Major
Domo made the rattling time Of
l :S9 3-5 for mile today. The circular
course record is 1895, made by Racine
at Chicago, with weight of aN pounds,
and, as Domo carried 1l6 pounds. the
latter's performance is the best.
Mile-Maior Domo. Rex, Sleipnsr;
/ :39 3-5.
Futurity course Comanche, Sir Fran
cis, Ajax; l :124-6.
Mile and . furlong-Shellbark, En-
tree, Mars; 81 2-6.
Coney Islandscup, mile and . half
Longstreet, George W.. 2:438-B.
Mile and q iurlong Banquet, 6sllie
McClelland, Maidstone; 2.0l.
Five furlongs- Muecovite, Atlanta,
Cerife; 1:02.
|. Eleven lfurlones. on the turf Gloam'
Lizzie, Nomad 70 :26.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
A Drivers SIishap..

81 Rosenbaugh, man who drove
eprinkling cart on Figueroa street,
while filling his tank yesterday after.
noon, was jolted off by the sudden start
ing of his broncho team and fell against
the curb in 80 unfortunate manner as
to break his left arm at the elbow. The
joint is so badly splintered that Rosen-
baugh will probably never recover the
use OF it. He was taken to the city
hospital, whore DR.. Bryant attended
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
jury Dis.ereed.

sAH FRANoIsco, June 26.-The jury in
the case OF Juror John H. squires. who
charged this morning, being unable to
agree. The jury had been out since 4 so
vietion and two for acquittal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely do
you good, II you have Cough, Cold, or any
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds IL guaranteed to give relief,
or money will, be paid back. Sufferers from
La Grippe found It just the thing and under its
use had . speedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample bottle at our expense and learn for
yourself just how good timing 1t is. Trial bot
ties free et c. f. Heinzeman's, druggist and
chemist, 222 N, Main street. Large size Soc
and 81. 90 et.'s ~
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
A aHAsTLY DISCOVERY.

The Nude and Headless BODY Of We
man FouAd ut San Diego. ID
eAN DIsao, june 28.-A party. .of
picnickers ct Ocean Beach, . suburb pf
this city, today discovered the nude and
hsadless body Of = woman lying in the
seaweed at the foot Of the bluffs. In
the left breast was q wound, apparently
indicted by sheath knife. There are
no means Of Identification. An attempt
viii be made in the morning to bring
the remains, which are in the last stages
of decomposition, to this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

The Fate Of Three Colored Rape Fiends
In Texas.
CoLMEsNEIL, Texas, June 28.-Three
negroes. Prince Woods, Tom Smith
and Henry Gains confessed to hav-
ing committed an outrage upon
Mrs. Besley near Sturgis. Upon
the confession being made, ten men
were deputized to convey the negroes to
Woodville jail. When about mile
from Sturgis, fifty masked men de-
was acceded to. The guards were ordered
to retrace their steps, which they
did. A few moments later q volley
from the guns of the maskers told the
fate of the negroes. The deputies re-
turned to the spot and found the negroes
literally riddled with bullets; all were
dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
sport & TIE N.tst rauua. /.

Ehere was . fair attendance ct the
.natatorium last evening. Harry Masac
and Will White gave a splendid exhibi.
tioR of swimming. In the l00-yard
swimming race Rice finished frst, With
Shane second and Kinsey third. Gsrdie
Tuthil did his great sack mystery aet:
Master Curtis did some high diving and
Tuthin and Muller did I double diving
act. Kinsey won the tub race. kin
sey, Shane and Dodd beat Francis, Sal
iebury and Rice.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

A microphone was recently success
fully used to distinguish heart beats in
person suffering from catalepsy who
had been pronounced dead by physicians.
Everything was done to resuscitate the
patient, who shortly afterward recov-
cred consciousness
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

Charles Ward, yho has recently been
liberated from the Ohio state prison, is
over seventy years old, and, according
to his own story, has not enjoyed two
years of continuous liberty since he was
sixteen years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Mamie Walsh's Murderer.

/ PORTLAND, Ore, June 20. George
Wilson was arrested at Selwood today
ON suspicion of being the murderer OF
Mamie Walsh at Milwaukee Wednesday
last. The police of this city claim that
they have conclusive evidence against
Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Washfnxton Park Raoes.

CHICAGO, June 28. -Washington races: /:
Track still heavy.
Mile and sixteenth-The Hero won,
Carmen second, }; Lulu May third; time,
2:12A.
Six furlongs Content, Fred Houston,
Eugenie; time, Il :28A.
Five furlongs-Q Quiver, Shadow, 90.
lumbia; time, li1516.
Free handicap. mile and furlong-
Highland, Lew Weir; time, 2:001, two
starters.
Six furlongs, heats-Big Three. Knot
In It; best time, il 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

An exchange chronicles unique in
cident at leap year party in Harrison,
Me. A gay octogenarian belle 'tsaw
home" a smart old bean Of ninety-one
years. ef
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
HOrses Horaesi /

Any person wishing fine buggy horses, single
oFdoub!e, or ladies' saddle hofses,c ,can ind them
now being broke az the Rodeo de- Las Aguas
ranch. Also lne family milch COWS coming In
daily. Directions-Take Sixth street west BY
Westlake Park. Pic0 street or Temple street
will lead to the ranch, or at the oflce-of Ham-
mel q Denker. III ReauepR nireaf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Around the Bases.

The Chronicle states that President
None says that nothing Official has been
done in regard to the double season
system.
Roach and Harper will very likely be
the opposing pitchers In the game this
afternoon.
The Dukes are very popular with Los
Angeles fans, and big crowd will be
out every day this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Railway relegraphers.

OMAHA, June 28.-A deputation Of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers is in this
city. comforting with the management
Of the Union Pacific road, for the pur-
pose Of obtaining the adoption of new
schedule Of wages and hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
AHEAD OF A1ME.

stone Walks Across tho Continent dn
las Days.
New YoRK. June %. ~. Edwin Stone,
who made journey from San Francisco
here on foot, arrived in this city today
at noon. He left San Francisco
February 22d last, intending TO COM
plete his journey in 1874 days. He ar
rived here six days ahead Of time, aver
aging twenty-six miles day.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
THE HERALD GAME.
All Students Allowed to Gdess for {
Five DOllarS

All Students Allowed to Gdcss for tho
Five Dollars.
Do not forget that the HERALD game
takes place tomorrow. Every school
boy and girl will have . chance to see
San Jose and Los Angeles play, for the
small Sum Of one dime. This is quite a
concession, and there should be large
crowd out to see the game. Those
guessing for the prizes offered must
leave their guesses at the HERALD Office
90 AZ to be in the hands OF the sport
ing editor before l &c O'Clock on
Thursday. The lone guessing the near
est to the attendance Of ten cent admis-
sions to the game on Thursday will be
presented with . $6 gold piece by Mr..
Van Derbeck. Edwards & Mcknight,
the popular young newsdealers. present
willow inkstand to the second nearest
guesser. The winner in both cases must
be boy or girl. In short, only boys
and girls are allowed to guess.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

lLuby IDjures HIS Pitching Hsnd-No
Games At CAIcago.
OHIcAao, June 2S.-Luby injured his
pitching hand badly in the first, and the
grounds being bad, both games were de-
0lared off by mutual consent.
THE SENATOR'S IN LUCK.
BALTIMORE, June 28.-The Senators
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Western Lsaeues
The Northwestyrn Leegue.

Th0 NOrthW6sJUrH LeWBu0s
SEATTLE, June 28.- [Speciall - The
Northwestern league games today re-
suited as follows:
f At Seattle Seattle, 8; Tacoma, /.
No other game.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

Santa Monica When visiting the famous
in the Crystal plunge.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Pnsturei Pasture !

eunnyside farm will have 2lO acres moro
ct arst-class pasture July Int: No wire fence
eix trains daily each way Apply 10 Dr. 3.
Edgar Smith, Main and seventh streets,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Bucklen,s Arnica ealve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever sores, tetter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
1sfactlon, or money refunded. Price, rs cents
per bOx. For sale BY @. f. Heinxensn.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
COWDREY'S
DEVILED HAM.

LIZ AAGO 4A1A4V&S
You should know that
IT is most delicate preparation.
1T is made from sugar-cured whole hams.
1T is appetiziug
1T is economical.
1T is conveniently packed.
1T is used at home, upon the yacht, and In camp
1T is adaptable for Lunches, Breakfens and Teas
1T Ia served in pleasing variety of ways.
For particulars with reference to the prize
competition, ,ssend:.p postage stamp with your ad-
dress to
COOK & LANGLEY, Agents,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
A Prospective Lynohiny .

MURyREEsBERo, Tenn, June %. Tom
Lillard (colored) yesterday outraged
Miss Mcknight, white woman, st
Woodbury.. Lnlard was captured and
lodged In Jail. Indications are favor
able for lynching before morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Lost.

Once lost. it Il difficult to restozv ~
hair. Therefore be warned In HuD,
lest you become bald. Gkookum 8Ho1
hair grower etop6 falling hair. SID ~
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

VIII find on the night of September 7th he viii
need something to keep him awake. Arbuckle's
coffee is Just the thing, and until after that date
the Pacific Tea company, 1O3 South Main street,
will sell 1t for twenty-five cents pound.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
Yale Defeats Harvard

New HAVEN, Ct., June 28.--The Yale
Harvard ball game today resulted: Yale.
4; Harvard, 8.
This leaves the intercollegiate cham
pionship undecided.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29

81. A. Wiuslow, the old Ostablished Rcd Store.
Third street. Santa Monica, caxrfas the most
complsts asso1tmsnt q tFoceriess ete' Best
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-29
4 Noted PhysicIan,s Death.

CnrcAao, ILL.,, June 2S: - DR.. J.
Euydam Knox. a distinguished epscf631n&
in children's diseases. died 1t his resi-
dence here today.