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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
HERBERT ON THE DOLPHIN

Annapolis, Nd. April n Secretary
of the Navy Herbert arrived nc 3
o'clocl, from Washington. At o'clock
hc embarked on the United States steam
or Dolphin. for Fort Monroe The see.
rotary was received with q salute, and
his flag noatcd ut the mast head. The
Dolphin started ut j.8O p. M. and In 10
Fort Madison At T.l5 y. m turboat
Hercules succeeded iu hauling on tho
Dolphin, aud she proceeded down the
buy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
NEWS ITEMS

A negro, named VIII Jones, who has been
An town about ten days was arrested this
,,iorniup on the charge Of thcft, 10 Is
thn,ehf TINT he is nu escaped prisoner, al
he told another negro that be escaped FROM
tbe chain gang az Shreveport, not l9hs
stnce iThe matter rs being investigated.
3'Tnhnnie Dnvig the little negro boy VINO
robhed one on the bOarlers az the SANDERS
honse a Few DAYS ago. pleaded guilty Ia the
He,fv court this % Ornng. lie Was given
S ~ ,vs and IA nne on $40. A. he had no
money he was tken back 10 jan. He u
only p years old 49,. 49,.
T'he Following marriage licenses nave neen
fssned bv the county clerk. r. g. paiseA %
Ms Fliza clark; u. A. GrlmaA 10 Miss
A b. Greus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
SrILL SOLID

New York, April n The upper crust
of the 500 100000 gold reserve has boen
removed. The financial world has stood
by and witnessed the doing of h and yet
are most interested are wondering why
there has been mo- crash of worlds nor
wrecks of spheres
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
PARIS.
A Negro Arrested Tor 0ulraglng Ms Step
Daughter A Boy Accused Of RobbInp
a Posloihoe Personal.

Paris, Tex, April Especial. J. Yes
tcrday Deputy Constable John Morris
arrested aud Jailed Milton Dawhns, col
ored. who ~ under indictment from the
present grand Jury for mping his Iycnr-
old step.ddughter. The child N terribly
injured aud b is uncertain whether She
win live or not, The crime was COM
mittcd about two weeks ago, but this iH
the first public knowledge of the fact
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
MARSHALL.
THE CORNER STONE OF BISHOP
COLLEGE LAID.
relieved 60 Bs an Escaped PrIsonSr-ma'
Jor Rudd on tho Alexander Episode.
Echoes nom Austin

,tarsbau rcr. Aprii a. Specially AT
D :, ,n tndav thc corner stone Of the new
addition 10 Bishop college wuH lald by
ptosident n. Wolyeton. The building u
N6 by 40 feet and Is three stories M heish,;
M +, laboratory Tile president expects 70 be
in 1bis new addition by October J.
A copy of todays Gazette COPY os tle
"a ~ those who contributed toward the
hnndlng were placed beneath the stone
Wishop college is % colOred school ana mas
an attendance OF 22O pupils
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

Tahiequah. ! A.. April q. Especial Tho
Washlneinn dispatch ~ 1esiefua3 saying
tl,ef prnsldeaf Cleveland had decided 10
mike ea senator Dawes the bead of the
comnlsslon that u eoming 20 the trrtiioi1
thls summer iO tan statehood % me nqe
bnlinpel tqnt President Cleveland UNDER
et4nds tle situation about as wen ns hny
NAiy aud win nrt I'M the interest of the
isliutraenl 81 the colnnisaloR shall lave
arrived
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Convention al WaSahaohie Completes
us Work Sherman Next
Year

Wa1ahachle, Tex. April u. (special)
The state Sunday school convention
has adjourned
Resolutions were carried, thanking the
CITY Of Waxahnchie for Us Hospitality,
aud the various railroads for reduced
rates given
Fort Worth and Sherman we're contest
ants for the next annual meeting Sher
man was successful lime yet 10 be
named By the executive committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
IEWSCONDENSED.

,,,,cemcnt Of the death oEhM
berby was premature. He/sery
white Of New ySbhas agreed
new dormitory r. "a, WE
boo.
Louis Prosbytery has adopted
fovorlnr revision Of the Wcstmiu-
Dssion Of faith.
.lness portion Of wardner Idaho,
|oved by fire yesterday. causing a
10000. Insurance less than one
sr,rter Harrison OF Chicago has
4 the gamblers by issuing an order
houses must close in twenty-four
hlne OF steamers has been put on
,renen and New York. called the
H.. It f. for steerage passengers
bt
3anta Ga. grand jury has 70 I
rue bill against Lewis Rely S.,
treasurer " the late City
b.
Peck has vetoed the hill allow
from waukcsha TO be laid across
ldal school lines The project was
M water to Chicago
ton League club Of New York is TO
pccial meeting to consider the
h. " Theo sellgman. At the
4 iOO ont Of 1900 were present
Il 31.2 inches long was extracted
1brse's eye In New York. An Incl.
made. a silver hook inserted and
pulled out.
III N Agriculture Morton has or.
i dismissal Of forty.one assistant
.ists. clerk and hookkeeper at
the bureau ~ animal industry
sncd 10 the duty at Chicago.
md panestcr. two murdcrcrs un-
Incc of death. have escaped from
0g. Pullestcr murdered Policeman
Nne and Rohle killed the veteran
IN his Hester street apartments.
fe soon 90 be- olectrocuted.
lry Larc0m. the pootcsg, died nc
lhc day on which Phillips Brooks
Ben ON hc received a letter from
cum IN which she said she had
fnt that She would never see him
Do they mot beyond the river"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
TrE TRTATY STONED

Washington, April 2i.-A cable mes
sage received M the state department
slys the Emperor of Russia has signed
the cxuudition treaty between the United
States and Russia and ruiihc,uiJus have
been exchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
DALLAS.
Yam, THE FORT WORTH
PUelLlST, RELEASED.
an In Male Attirs-san Jaointo
a Convict Escapas-Fiiisd With
shot and WIN Die.

Tex, April 21.-(Special) -
|lliyan, the negro pugilist Of Fort
wis released today from the
|ail, the court Of appeals having
aud dismissed his case. Sulli-
hued SJOu for engaging la a
ht without taking out q license.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
RIOUNT HEARn TRnM.

Washington, April ~ Secretary Ores.
ham has received q report from Commits
sioncr Bl0unt of his action in Homo
lulu. but states that hp has nothing 30
give out about it
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
rRouBLB IN VENEZUELA,

Carae,s. Venezuela, April 2l.--tirriFe
Aisoriers are reported from San tilsto-
Val disrict State Of Tacharl where lie
headers OF the various factions are en-
deayoring 70 secase control for the pul.
pose of their own gsdaa. There - slsA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
. CONVICT ESCApFS.

Scyenc. Ia u convict camp this
Gilbert Smith, a negro convict,
up behind Guard Paul and
I him scnspless with a club, The
ESCAPED. puuls injuries are not
Dhlccrs are In pursuit OF the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

County Judge Bramlctie Of Fnnnin
county and Mrs. Bramlette are visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H. Noyes left yester-
day FOR Hot Springs, Ark.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A NINN pAIR-

d. Kid" and Annie DeCostro
fested here tonight ON charge of
Ig a tendcrioOt' for $50, The
was dressed In mems clothing
sex was not discovered until
be had been placed In the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

stance rs iokngly alluded to by the
Post as sufficient to make Andrew
InoAsnn turn nyor In bis Ernve.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
No TRouBLE AT MoRRmLToN

81. Louis Mo, April 2l.--Adyiee,s %
AZ state that there b no trouble there
80 los there been any " a lawiess ma
tnr,. 5noe the one lyRcliug Of Thornton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
A NUDGE TTInOWN.

Judge Bryant Of the Fedcrll court,
while enjoying his usual evening horse
back ride was thrown OF, but not hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22

dissencion in the entire Los Andes dis
trct, where many murders have been
committed. II Is believed revolution
may be organized In Los Andes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
|TTLE THIEF CAUGHT.

4 CQbell has returned from Wy
pm Lee Jordon OF Grand Prairie,
been q fugitive from justice for
modths past, He is wanted
u stealing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
SAN JACINTO DAY.

Ihnks, clay and county offices and
schools were closed today In
a the heroes of san JaCinto.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
EnLED WITH SHOT

Lisbon, this county, last night,
1iaccy, q white man caught a
iMllng corn He filled the back
hlef full of buckshot aud he will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
AS A REFoRMER.

WITS s5f az TFE rNgS}2 ORGANS WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO
@ %{To ANfE @ iT AZ W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
IN II. GOLnEN HERE.

Sentative T.. II. Golden arrived
city tonight from Austin. lie
viii take two weeks 20 try
shey and that the trial will begin
'Psi on Monday next.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-22
BRENTWOOD
u 07-New City Ofielals
ln8anad

ln5ianad.
Beool Tea April 21.-(speeiall
eo rs an oo9 Cotton OH company
le,,g'nl eh are 10 cost Sia.S1O.
vore tlll a Clifford got The
aiorion Bros a F6ld tbe
afire' eil of Brownwood Tex.
% be completed Sept
suffering 'a'n badly needed.
hght ana ~, g,iheers were sworn In
-na W. ]. Jones elected re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

TACOMA, April u-[Special. .l-Living
whist was played this evening at the Ta-
coma theater. the players being Mr.. SAM
uel Collyer, Maj. .. b. Hayden. Mr.. John
7. Redman and Mr. T. L. Stiles.
Mrs. Ines v. Cherry. native Of Salem.
Or, died yesterday at the Fannie Paddock
hospital. She was the wife of c. C. Cherry.
Peter Peterson was today awarded YER
dict of $4,000 in the superior court for in-
juries received while working for the city
in sewer Peterson's leg being broken
and he being injured internally.
Articles of Incorporation of the Klickitat
Irrigation Company were filed today by q.
w. Thompson, T. r. Hardenberg and Mr..
1,oomis. The capital stock is fixed at
5000 The company proposes to irri-
gate lands in Klickitat county now culti.
waited, but which have not a sufficient
rainfall. All the farming country tribu-
tary to Goldendale will be irrigated.
In canvassing the returns from the Sew.
enth ward today the city council declared
the regularly nominated Republican can
didste, H. L. Votaw, elected by plurality
of two votes. The returns from all the
other wards were accepted without being
canvsssed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12
FLYNN OF SPOKANE GOT LEFT.
The President Did Not Give Him an
once I'm Indian Bureau.

TACOMA, April 11.-rSpccial.l- I'm the
appointment of +. c. Armstrong as assist
ant commissioner of Indian affairs, as an
nounced today by telegraph. President
Cleveland has ignored the wish of the
Democratic state central committee, which
favored 8. r. Flynn. of Spokane.
Some of the local Democrats. particularly
some of the state committee adherents,
begin to feel the cold chiils run up and
down their backs. Cleveland does not
give them as much attention as they seem
to think they deserve. One staunch Dem
ocrat, and friend Of the state committee.
says in q very positive manner:
Cleveland has decided long ago what he 10 20
ing to 90 about the Democrats Ia this state.
No power on earth 10 going to change him II
he is going to recognize the etaie mmittes hs
will recognize us II be IL not. weil-why he
will recogn sc somebody else That is all there
is of IL, and all this talk about influencing the
decision il Just 80 much breath wasted. Even
II he does ask some OF the state or national or
eanixation some questions for bis own informs.
ton, that 10 70 reason to suppose that he 10 go
ing to do a. the individuals 80 questioned desire
him TO do.
In a word, the local Democrats agree
that the president is strong-headed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

SPOKANE, April 11.-TSpeclai. Ivan B.
DeLashmutt. Of Portland. arrived here to-
night from C9ur d'Alene mines, where he
was called by the failure Of the Miners
Exchange bank at Wardner. and the Coeur
d'Alene bank at Wallace. in which he was
interested. He says the deposits were
very light and the only item Of con-
sequence was deposit of $1,000
county funds, which will be provided
for at once. Statements of the condition
Of the banks are being made. and when
the proper time comes funds will be forth
coming. Negotiations are now under way
for reopaning both banks. While at Ward.
ner, Mr.. De Lashmutt started up both the
Stem-Winder and Granite mines, and
both will continue shipping ore.
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Mrs. Soper Sounded It and
Saved Her Homo at Angeles.
Winchester Rifles Used 70 Coereo an
Advisory Committee.
Hsws,As o9srsA for sh.sas bounty
Cfim1nals-oehool 0uperintsndents
Annual Cenvsntion ~ Ellsnsburg-
Zho state Fair Comnission.

Polf AgeILEs, April 1I-fSpecial1 +
This city was thrown into . temporary
state Of excitement today by the action of
a committee appointed by the Board Of
Trade At meeting held last night, for the
purpose of removing one NJ. A. Soper, one
OF the Michigan soldiers, from lot. which
it appears he had jumped and which in
fact belonged TO Robert Forsythe, of Port
land, Or. The facts appear to be that
James s. Coolican was instrumental in in.
ducing Mr.. Forsythe to settle upon re-
serve lot. Mr.. Forsythe, however, re-
mained in Portland, where he was at work.
and Mr.. Soper came and jumped the lot.
Friends of Mr.. Forsythe asked him to give
up possession. but he refused. and last
night at meeting of the Board Of Trade
committee was appointed to visit Mr..
Sopsr and demand possession.
The committee was composed Of James
8. Coolican and NJ. ]. Carrigan, the presi-
dent and secretary, respectively. Of the
Board of Trade, DR.. Charles Gore, Louis
Williams, George venable Smith and ono
or two others. When the committee this
morning arrived at the house and began
to talk, Mrs. Soper opened the door, blew
blast on bugle and stepped out with
two Winchester rifles. She then said
she was ready to fight in defense
Of her home. One rife was handed
to her husband, and in . moment
tho lot jumpers were reinforced with q
number of others, all armed. 1t is need
less to say that the committee went there
for argument, not to fight. The Sopers are
yet in possession of the lot and the COM
mittee advises legal proceedings to remove
them. Mr.. Forsythe arrived today and
the matter will doubtless b Transferred to
the courts,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

SOUTH BEND, April ll-lspeciall-A. n.
Montgomery, Of Chehalis. the partner Of
Mr.. E. Peoples in the sawmill across the
river, In North Pacific city, IL In town.
There are some prospects Of the mill start
ing up and saving lumber for export Mr..
Montgomery il investigating any possible
injury the closing of Mailboat slough
might have wrought to his mill He fears
that bar will form at the mouth Of the
Aough % . result of the closing Of the
upper end. If this happens he viii sue
the government for damageA
The upper min will start up - soon %
the wharfage improvements now under
way are completed. The present wharf
was never intsndsd for shipping purposes,
and will have 70 b extended twelve feet
to reach deep Water The wharf will also
be made 200 feet long. The South Bend
Land Company, who will run the mill,
have contract for saving 5000, 900 feet Of
spruce lumber for San Francisco markets
and the East The dry kiln. In connection
with the min. which was partially de-
stroyed BY fire over year ago, will bs
rebuilt.
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TO BE FINISHED THIS SUMMER.
Feter Larson Secures Nelson = Fort
sheppard Contract.

Aeser Aofson secures Nelson = Fort
sheppard Contract.
SPOKANE. April 1i.-[SpeciaI. The con.
tract for the building of the Nelson & Fort
Sheppard railway was let today in this
city to Peter Larson, of Seattle and
Helena. the contract price being in the
neighborhood Of $3.50. 900 or $SO0. 1000
The Nelson & Fort Sheppard road is an
extension of the Spokane & Northern,
meeting the Spokane road at the
British Columbia line, and extending
sixty miles to Nelson, B. C. The Spokane
q Northern road is operated as far as
Northport. and will be extended to tho
British Columbia line this summer, where
the tracks of the two roads will meet.
Though known BY two names. the man.
agement of the road will be the same The
contract provides that the road shall be
completed by October l ready for trains
to pass over. That is, the roadbed is to be
built, the iron laid and the limo ballasted
before snow falls.
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Troops on the WAY to Antlsrs.

WARRINGTON CRY, April 11.-Secretary
Hoke Smith today received tho following
telegram from Agent Bennett, Of Musko-
gee, I. T.:
am reliably informed that both factions Of
the Choctsws are being strongly reinforced, and
the presence Of the military alone will prevent
a conflict Troops should be sent to Antlsrs 40
quickly - possible and viii 60 there when ad-
vised that the troops have started. A telegram
Just received from At0ka says that 100 men are
going to the location of the troubles II the gov
eminent does not interfere As requests have
already bsen made for the department to send
troops, no further action will be taken.
The request of Agent Bennett was tele-
graphed to Gen. Miles. who replied that
Capt. Guthrie had lett Fort Reno for Ant
lers on Saturday With a company of in-
fantry. and expected to reach his destina-
ton today. The officers at the war depart
ment are inclined to believe that the
trouble is not as serious a. the dispatches
of Agent Bennett indicate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12

OLYMPIA. April 1L-[6pecial.1 1-Gov. Mo.
Graw has appointed John Reed. Of North
Yakima, . member of the state fair com.
mission, in place of George Donald. de-
cllned.
NORTH YAKIMA, April 1L-(special. T.
The board Of commissioners of the state
fair will meet in this city Monday. April
II. Patton IS already here and Engle and
Reaves have signified their intention Of
attending. Ronald's retirement in favor
Of John Reed, who mas since been ap-
pointed, has caused some regret, although
Reed is good. able man for the place and
very popular. The grounds for tho site
will probably be selected Tuesday or
Wednesday and work will begin imme-
diately, so that the fair may be an assured
thing in September. Everybody hero is
enthusiastic over the commission, as 1t is
Just such one as was desired. Engle will
probably be elected treasurer and Reed
aecretary
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In the Senate.

WAsHrHoroN CrTY, April 1.-The Demo
Gratis succeeded In forcing an executive
session Of the senate this morning, in the
face of combined Republican opposition.
1t was carried as soon a. the journal was
read, 80 to 16, PETER, Populist, voting with
the Democrats. The fight relative to the
Roach resolution was transferred to the
executive session.
A communication was received from the
president concerning the Bering sea case,
which set ont in narrative form the pro-
ceedings taken up to today before the
court of arbitration.
After nearly three hours in executive
session the senate adjourned until tomor-
row afternoon.
The financial committee Of the senate
this morning cleared up the calandar, Or
dering favorable report on all nomina-
tions, including Eckels, for comptroller Of
the currency.
There will be special meeting Of the
committee on privileges and elections to-
morrow, at which the Roach case will bs
taken up and an effort made to reach some
conclusion that will be satisfactory alike
to Democrats and Republicans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-12
VIOLATED ALIEN LABOR LAW.
Captain OF Hiswa atha Arrestsd at Ta.
coma for Loading With Hi1 Grew.

coma for Loading With Hi1 Grew.
TACOMA, April lL-[speciall Capt. s.
Jorgensen, Of the NORWEGIAN ship
Hiawatha, was arrested last evening for a
violation Of the alien contract labor law.
He has been employing his crew of
eighteen men to load the H,awatha with
lumber. He was released on $500 bonds.
He will have q hearing On Thursday.
Albert e. Joab. who has charge OF the case
for the Longshoremen's Union, says:
II our point IL sustained It means undreds Of
Thousands OF dollars ia wages for the iongshore-
men OF Tacoma and the entire sound By load.
ing his ship with alien contract labor Jofgensen
would keep out Of the pockets OF Tacoma long
shofemen $i.so0 In the course OF . year is
would make d. ference OF 500 200 here. Long
shofemen hold IL II their right 70 load vessels in
preference to alien contract iabor Besides. the
money which will - iefs in foreign ports
IL alien contract labor 10 allowed 70 do the work.
viii b left In the lumber ports on the sound,
and Tacoma. Seattle, Port Biakslsy. Port Gam Bile
and other ports will bsneds thereby.
skippers utilizing foreign crews to load
vessels here usually take on Port Towns
end stevedore. who acts - boss during the
loading and agrees 70 see that the vessel is
loaded with the crews assistance.
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appropriated 500 for the arrest and con.
viction of the persons who burned Bright
Johnson's barn below Fir. near the Sno-
homish county line, on March % John
son has offered $500 reward. This makes
500 which the captor Of the criminal will
receive. Johnson's loss was 5000. The
commissioners have also offered q reward
OF US for the arrest and conviction of the
parties who burglarized Hightower's Sec
ond-hand store at this place on last Satur-
day. The burglars secured booty amount
ing in value to $I00.
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Assaulted His wife,s Friend.

DAYTON. Wash. April n.-tSpecial.l-
Constable Lee Malone. of Walia Waila,
arrived in this city this morning and ar
rested John Gum and Lee Barker, charged
with assauiting Winchester, of Walla
Walla. Gum and barker both have been
left by their wives and Gum has served
one year in the penitentiary. Ii seems that
q short time ago Winchester was seen talk
ing to Barker's wife, so Barker and Gum
lay IN wait for him and on the first OPP
portunity knocked him down, inaicting .
deep cash over his left eye. Some one ran
to Winchester's assistance. when the viii
iains fed.