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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
A LEAP FROM THE BRIDGE.
A Tough Makes the Jump While
Drunk Without Being Hurt.


New York, June IA typical Cherry
Hill tough, John j. Haggerty by name,
who has passed his life in Fourth ward
barrooms and on the East river docks,
Jumped from the Brooklyn bridge to
the river this afternoon on wager of a
pint of beer He was not injured in the
slightest. Haggerty was drunk when
he accomplished the feat, and
was in the same condition when
landed in the Oak Street police
station a few minutes after his great
leap. Haggerty is a short, thick set fel-
low, of % years, whose pugnacious ways
have won him the sobriquet in Cherry
Hill society of "Jack the Dog" He lives
with his wife and child in house in the
rear of 81 Cherry street. and by trade is a
plumber. The jump was taken from a
point about 100 feet west of the New York
tower and the distance to the water is
about 1870 feet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
Corn Duties to Be Suspended.

Berlin, June 1.-The recent drought
has caused such a scarcity Of farm prod
ucts and so blighted the young crops that
the minister of trade viii propose a sus-
pension of the duties on corn and maize.
FRANCE TO FOLLOW SUIT.
Paris, June 19.-The French Senate
has passed a bill to suspend temporarily,
in view of the damage done by the
drought, the duties on barley, oats and
maize
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
GOING TO GRAY GABLES.
Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth VIII
Leave Washington To-day.

Washington, June 19.-Mrs. Cleveland,
her little daughter and number Of
household attendants will leave Washing
ton at 9:4O o'clock tomorrow morning in
special car No. 60 over the Pennsylvania
railway for Gray Gables, Mass, the sum
mer home of the chief magistrate.
The President will not accompany Mrs.
Cleveland as at first intended. There are
matters of public business he desires to
dispose of before taking a summer vaca-
ton, and instead of making two trips by
going to Gray Gables and returning 10
Washington and then going back to Mas
saehusetts, the Presidents present. pur-
pose is to remain here till he can see his
way clear to join Mrs Cleveland at Gray
Gables, there to remain till the end OF
ugust.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
An Innoonnt Man Lvnnhnd.

Milan, Tenn, June 19.-The mob which
was supposed to have lynched Lee Ben
nett at Gleason, hanged Jim Harris, an
innocent man instead. Bennett is in Jail
and Dresden is heavily guarded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
NTaHTs Ar THE FAIR.
The Grounds to Be Kept Open Until ]
O'clock Hereafter.

Chicago, June 19.-By the action of tho
council Of administration to-day the
worlds fair will hereafter be kept open
for visitors until II o'clock every night
instead of Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights only, as heresofore.
The new order of things goes into ctfecs
Wednesday night and win be in force un-
til the end Of October The exposition
buildings are to be kept open until 10
O'Clock and the grounds until Il O'Clock.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
In a Reoeiver,a IIanda.

New York, juno 19-The Eaton, Cole
& Burnham Co, brass goods, 81 and 81
Fulton street, went into the hands of a
receiver to-day. The financial stringency
is assigned as the reason
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
bumped From the BRIDGE.

New York, June t9.--John Haggerty OF
q Christie street, aged 30, jumped from
under arrest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20
Meeea's Epidemio.

London, June 19.-Advices from Mecca
show that 317 deaths from cholera oc-
Cured in that city from June 1S to June 10.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-20

Mrs. Borden goes into the guests
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-24
MUCH ~FORMALITY.
obssrved at a Dinner Given In H0nUr of
Eutali0.

Cbserved at q Dinner Given In Honor OF
Eutaiie.
WASHINGTON, NAV 23.-The dinner given
TO-DAY by President and Mrs. Cleveland TO
Infanta Eulalia was made the occasion Of
much dignity. The White, house oonserva-
tories we're fairly depleted 10 furnish sass
flowers for the decoration OF tho table aad
tho apartment whore the dinner tool place.
The large state dining room was used ana
il never looked 40 brilliant or 50 tastefuily
arranged, The entire lower floor OF tne
White house was decorated profusely.
stationed in tho main hall was the Marine
bsnd and along the walls were a few specsa.
A. s:1O the band rendered the Spanish
national MIR and the guests marched down
hall. where thirty-eight covers were laid.
Az The center Of the table sat President
Cleveland, with the rfincsas on his right,
and ~onuosite sst Mrs Cleveland and Prince
Antoine. On tho right OF the pres
ident and princess, were Secretary
of State Gresham and the matchloness
Of Ario Hormosa. Others in the order
named; senator Sherman and Mrs. Bis
ssL Secretary Herbeft and Mrs. johnson.
the Spanish minister and Mrs Ful.e Sec
Yeiarv Lamont md MIS-. Olnsv. Secretary
Morton and Miss Herbert. Chief Justice
Fuller and Mrs. Gresham. recTesaFy S"f
Tale and Mrs. Lamont. Senator Gray ana
Miss Hensdics. the duke OF Tamanes and
Mrs. Carlisle. Attorney General Olney nnu
Mrs. smith, Postmaster General Bisseli
snd Ms. Gray, see Hs.MIu; Meso s In sn aaa
Curry and Mrs. DAVIS. Don Pedro ltovHr
ind Mrs. Curry, and Commander Davis
h east room, where tho president md
guests repaired after dinner, was decorated
Princess Eulalie and Minister Mura-
qua this morning took a drive through
the northwestern part OF the city
and this afternoon the royal party en-
ioyed d tally.ho Try to the cabin Of John 9.
Bridges, on the Potomac river. The duke
Of Tamnnss handled the ,eins. This even
ino the Marine band serenaded the infants.
After four ri, oes we're rendered the princess
expressed d desire to hear the "Star
spanalsd Banner" During ito rendition
appeared at the window and was greeted
with cheers.
II is expected the infanta will leave
Washington for New York Thursday nom
inc next at 10 o'clock. and leave Now York
fo1 Chicago on Tuesday, the 30th inst.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-24
:. Seal First
Jud Dist.
Court.
GHERIFF'S eALE-NATTHEW YOUNG.
\ plaintiff. ". Frank Y. Gstchell and Sarah X.

SHERIEE.s eALEzAATIHEw YOUNG.
Under and By virtus Of an order Of sale and de-
district court Of tie First judicial district of the
1898 in tn. sbo,s sntitlsd action, whsrstn ii.tthow
: a9 3Ua.m. ,ae .s sSo, deere, s:% .; ioIDs l1i,ss,a; . SSs'inss .
i !. s I Ira. Ss,.nd.n.. $500 q s: - s d.1 Of es ny.
tsr. I; cost costs - and sIs .tornsy'.f .s:. Which aid d. deere.
E:; ;aS e. ss: Il bs a;y S Ss ~ Il -. 4; O. eeu ass'; =. 's e:ss ID
piece. or parcsl ot lad situste. lyias and being
In tn: s county q Lr y. I'D .1;rkf. :..t ai 2, Mon =.
Iesiuning a. point from which tn: .euth:..t
Corner Of government lot number two
s aanbe aa three Is. " e. b Sass cont. aasbn a,t :. sa rs
s;sa. .nd is ss1ss,s1aS ~ and %ln iss:.. :sss; '' ,sss s eGo5
si.tsen .llsl minute. ..st nfiy go. feet, thence
usss west one hundred ard twsnty d2o} fses.
. %.ss . "a: n, ai S.., 70 , e. :ss ;t;as si : :
sest one hundred ard twenty (I7oJ fsst, to tina
placo Of hsginping snbrsoips an area Of siz
.'TTe es:ss.t s' ssss. ii :Hp sas tx assa,a. tA. .ss.sn.a...
hsrsdNannsnts snd ecpnrtsns1ees thssssnto b.
J0ne!eG or ~ Anyw tsO Entertaining.
Inble notlos b hsss6Y Given. tthAt. = 1hnm.
day. the 18th day Of May, A: D.. 1854, q n
court house. Helsne, Lewis snd Clarke county,
Montana. ! Will. In obsdlsncs TO eaid ordcr Of sale
and dScres OF foreclOsurs and Gals. sell the above
described property. or no much thsrcof g ma
b necessAsy 70 aotiefy said Judgment. with In.
se.est ~ scses 10 III Aishsss nd hsst bidder.
Given nndsf my hand. this "a day Of May
CHARLKs D. cUarIR. shsrl3
By FAXED = hoes. Undsr khsslG.
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GHERlFF'5 sALE-FRAKK D. D%oLIlvER,
- as ignee, plaintiff, VS.. Geo. H.. Pew, Mary j.
Pow. John z. Glass. D.. II. McEwen: Joel =.
Barrett. y iiliam L.; asst: G; a. Bnriering. +
n. Wood Y. C.. plnmmer. Theo. D. Farrow.
Peter n. Frazer. Nathan Shepard, p. H.. / eslie,
4. J. craven, 'Wslinoe & 1hornbursh Lumber
Under and by virsne Of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court Of the FIRST Judicial d striot Of tbs
etato Of Montana. in and for the county Q: Lewis
1893. in tho above entitled action. wherein
Frank d. Dolliyer. the above named plain
tiff. obtained a Judgment and decree Of fore:
defendant on the 24th day Of March,
sides interest, costa a"d attorneys fees, which
$40 T.. ,s ase'e Toe w1si On in' i iadsn na1 OF b aaieAi No. a.
l OF said court. a. page 30. / an COM
manded to sell all that certain lot, piece or par
csi Of l.ad situate. lyirg aud being in tho county
bounded and described As follow, ~ wit:
lie northwest y Of thu northwest y of sec
lion twenty-thres !2S). and tho northeast Y Of
township eleven I'D north. range three Isl vast,
containing eighty go acres more or less accord.
ing to tne aorernmans .uryey thsrsof.
Together with all and pingular the tsnsnenta
hereditamcntH and appurtenances thereunto be.
longing or in any wise nppertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on wsdnes.
r y o'e 'ns H M. Of H. H., q a.,. - AZ Tho 81 front .; isss: q 9
tho court house, Helens, Levi. and tlsrho conn
ty., Montana, will: in obedience t, sa'd ordsl
tho above described properly. or 30 much thers
of as may DO necessary to tatisfy. said Judgment
witt, interest and costs, TO the highest and bosl
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this ID day Of Mny
CHARLES D. CUR rIs. Sheriff.
By FRED T. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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Heiena, Montana, May "a, 1893.

A LAS sUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT
"A court Of tfe First judicial district o. the
John Ii. Miller, plaintiff. vs., Mamie f,mith,
George W, y. smith Iher h M. Sohh !.
Adam aerhsq.er and theresa Rosin" GerAauser
(h Tb ~ ststs oe q Montana send. greeting to the
above named defendants.
You are hereby required to sppear in an action
IF. nf9a 's tSs ss disssis ye Sa ~ me Ct "s sSs r RSa'G in Risaai
county Of Lewis and Clarke and 70 answer the
siee 81 the day Of ~servicej after the service on you
Of this summons, II served within this county
or II served out Of thi, county. but in this dis
trict, within twenty days; 9th rwi se within forty
against you according to the prayer Of sad com
The said action Is brought to obtain a decree
of this court for the foreclosure of certain mort-
cages. described in the com plant, and executed
ssr. ln' L. FAN Mc oe,nneiA. and '' John {. Psnisen or
the first day Of April, 1899. to secure the pay.
ment Of certain promi. soty Iotes sn ~ lnt.rss,
on the same day a. follows:, to wit;
For the sum Of thirty-fv. hundred dollars
$500 and interest Their, on at tho rate ,oo IT.
Il o. and saTi interest thereon It tbs ihs rate Of twelve
sum Of oae hundred and forty doiisr, (s$iio, and
per annu M from April j. IN, far he sum Of
est thereon At the rate of twelve par rent Ter
annum from Oct. =, 1881: Tor tie sum Of one
hundred ana ,hd forty ,rts 9 dollars l.S'so GLAD 3 0en ana a. inter 1nmn PSI
lars Css5) and interest thereon At TO rsts Of
to, IKE . Psn q En- tS,r pes an doIlal a'9 1sss Si and /: in nssp'
est theron at the rate Of twelve rer cent. per an
mum from April1 !. 1891; for the sum Of tkirty-ti,e
tg sivc per cen. per annum from Oct. l, 1881: for
the sum OF thirty-fvs dollars $3.50 and interest
thereon At the rste OF twelve per cent per anlum
rel fee: and for costs Of suit.
A.. That an n. St ' sSst n ,ss p SsIsin ct !. ont she a lsv dpi
by a.id mortsa9es treco ded IN book 4 Of mort
e eonnty 9e e,s enes md d. , :oo d, II y l .ss oa and G q she
q Slook nunbsIsa sight, # q 5;;'s,t,' addition
notss, attorney fec. and costs Of suit. And il
case srch proceeds are not s~ufacient to pay the
s%s sssassii s sna john I; a'e e. P.ol Sss'A 10 j
t the the s. s.ia aefe as%atsh h g an nsme spa and III Il
Ds.sY & barred sis,ta .ad so;s sStssaa ii = Ill ah isht.. 'a sisie
ard '.!a luther s.as, relief ,!, . q |. f Sll aRRp ns .S. IN the com
And you are hereby notified, that II you fail I,
appear and answer the said complaint. as abov
required, the said plaintiff will apply to tn
court for the relief. demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
triot Court Of the kirst judicial D;striC
Of the ktate Of Montauu n, in an
| ~-I- for the I onnty of Lewis an
Seal First tlarks, this 18th day OF Ma,
Jud. Dist. in the year Of our or
Court. one Thousand eight hundre
@--~ and nlnety-three.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
by g. q. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. 4. Hepner. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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H Is MINISTER?
The Question That IL Puxz,ing Mott Smith
and Others.

The Question That IL Puxz.Ing Mott Smith
and Others.
WASHINGTON. May 23.-Dr. Mott Smith.
who until recently has been the recognized
representative at Washington OF whatever
government there may be at Hewaii, has
returned to this city. He confirmed the
unonaeial announcement that Loriu Thurs
ton was appointed by The provisional gov
neut Of Hawaii as its Representative at
Washington. Al the came timo DR..
Smith ID in q %quanda'y. The United
states, in DR.. Smiths opinion, never off,
cially recognized tho provisional govern
rnens now ruling in Hawaii. II is true that
Minister Stevens recognized the nsw gov
srnrnent, bus from what COMMISSIONS
Blount has made public. it is difficult to
understand whether the present admins
tfation recognizes the provisional govern
ment or not.
There is a general belief that Blount is
now United States minister to Hawaii, but
the appointment has never been officially
promulgated. DR.. smith, therefore, Ia at a
loss a. to his future conduct. He proposes,
however, that when Thurston arrives here
as the new minister from Hawaii, to intro
duce him TO Secretary Gresham ~ his sue
cessor and throw upon Gresham the respon-
sibility of deciding whom the United States
will recognize o. minister from Hawaii.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-24
Roasons for a Change.

WARRINGTON, May 28.-There has been
some speculation in naval circles as to tho
purpose of Secretary Herbert In bringing
the San Francisco around from the Pacific
and making her the flagship Of the North
Atlantic squadron, just at a time when the
policy Of the department appears to be to
distribute the new vessels among foreign
stations.
The reason is the secretary of the navy is
very promo Of the beautiful white cruiser
md wished her to take the position of flag
chip of the North Atlantic squadron, 70:
which she is admirably fitted 80 far as IL
terror Accommodations are concerned, in
order to be in q conspicuous place that sh4
might present evidence not only to visiting
foreigners. but to the people OF the east, OF
the excellent naval construction that Is pos.
sibIe ON the Pacific coast.
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.

Remember th1o: The greatest line
OF railway operating between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Mi1wau.
kee and Chicago is the Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul. 1t owns and
operates, under one management,
6,1OO miles OF track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
senger trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to Milwaukee,
and Chicago without change OF
cars Of any class. TWO trains deily
to St. Louis and Kansas City. Tho
ment Of THE MILWAUKEE," L.
not surpassed by any railway ir
America. It runs the famous and
only electric lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago datly-con.
siderod the finest regular train in
this country.
It is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
caqo, Milwaukee,, or any point
east or south, or to st. Louis Of
Kansas City, cut this cut:
Isays G.. Paul 3 7;ss .. M. arrive II Chicago
Leave ssi 81 .' Paul 4 s:sn m. STRIVE =. Chicago
Lsavs st. Paul A SIS p M. arrive at Chicass
100 next morning.
Leave Ct Paul A 500 p m, arrive At Chicaee
$50 next morning.
Leave st. ! aul A 9ii5 . m, arrive st e. Louis
ESQ next morning.
1eave Ht. Paul C ?:15 p. m. arrive at st. Louis
6:lb next evening.
Leave 81. Paul A 9i5 .. M. arrive at Kansas
City 7:UO next morning.
Leave st. Paul q 7:lh p. M, arrive Ut Kausas
City 500 next evening.
4 Daily. Il Except Sunday. C Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chair cars on day trainA
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from st. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
or address IT. CONLEY.
Assistant Gen. Fass. ACT.
a. Paul Ninn.
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CHEElFF,s sALE-BY YIRTUE oF AM ExE.

SHEE!FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
trict court Of the First judi ,ial district Of tho
state of Montana, In and FOR tic county OF Lewis
and tiarke. IN the tuit Of A. h,efft n against fetcr
Wilson, duly atte.tsd the 18th day Of May.
A. l.. iss3, 1 have levied upon all the right. titls
and interest oil tho said Peter Wilson in and to
the following described property. situated in
evils and Clarke county, state OF Montana, Wig:
Sh OF the ne a and NV u Of the SO y sec n,
tip Ii n r 5 W, and III 2. sec 49,. tp II n r 1 ".
Also TINT certain mining claim known as the
Gold cav" quartz lode mining claim, situate
county. Montana. recorded in book Z OF lode To-
cations. page az. ia tho office of tho county re-
corder OF said Lewis and Clarke county. to which
said records for n more particular description OF
said quartz lode refc rsnce il ! ereby made.
Together with all and singular the tsnsmsnts,
he~reditamen,s and appurtcnsnces thereunto b.
longing or in anywise appertaining.
Notice 10 hereby z ven that on tho 9Th day
OF June. A. y. 1893. at the hour of IL O'clock m.
Of raid day, at the front door OF tho court houre,
Helena, Montana, l vii, sell all Tho right. title
and interest Of the said Peter Wilson in and
to tic said above described property, to the
highest bidder for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF May.
A. ID. ls9.
BY FRED u. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Trip of the Caraye1s.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Ths navy depart
ment to-day completed arrangements for
conveying the Columbus caruvels. Santa
Maria. Pinta and Nina. from New York to
Chicago. They will be towsd from New
York to tho mouth of tho St. Lawrence,
md from there to Chicago. The service
will cost about 5000. Commodore Erben
will arrange for the trip to the mouth of
the St. Lawrence. and the consul at Mon.
treal will make arrangements TO- the cruise
from there to Chicago.
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G0vernMents-Firm
Petroleum Stoady; 5Sh bid.

Money on call easy 2es2.i; closed offered at ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6GS pes cent
stsrlina exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at S4.S5k for sixty-day bills.
and -. e9g4 .SAk for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
cHfcaeo. May 2s.-tattls--R scsipts. 1000;
light, steady: no extra steers on sale; prime to
go i. IS. SOC $3.50; medium. 3s.0o6h25; others,
a. .a5eT AIS; II 1ans. ~. 1904. 10. -
Eogs-Rsceipts 10.0Ug: active; mixed $1.eOY
1865. light, 81. 60G7 ~, heavy. q: 70se!.s0
sheep Receipts 1S,OOG opened active; steady
to strong. alightly lower: natives. ewes and
wethers. "a 65et 20; Texans. ~. O4hO5; westerns.
CHICAGO PRODUCES.
CHICAGO. May 2a-Whsst-Easy; cash. 7iAc
I orn-Lower: cash. 4oAc. .Septsmb Der. 41Xo.
Oats teady; cash, SOlac; September, 2ossc.
barley TIC.
Pork-Steady; cash. $40 g.; September. S2l. so.
lrrd-Steady; cash. Sl0.sr Sc, ternber. f11.10
Ribs-Steady; cseh, SOL Is; September. 80. S..
shOulders-S1 Goa 10. 2h
Short clear no 5M 1880
WOOL
New yo.Y. May 2s.-Wool-Moderat ate de-
mand; frm; domestic flesce. 27@3.c; pulled.
26G SIC; Texas, sic.
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They're willing to takc the risk---thsy know
cleansing and healing properties II produces
perfect and permanent cures of t6s worst
cases Of chronic Catarrh In tho Heed. Ita
doing 1t cvery day, whore everything else
has failed. No mattcr how bad your cnsc, or
Of how long standing, You can b cured:
have both, but you'll have n or tho other.
Hero are soma Of tho symptoms Of Catarrh:
HOadachc, obstruction OF noso, discharges
falling into throat, sometimes profnsc, wa
terry, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious,
sivo; eyes weak, ringing In cars, deafness ;
offensive breath snnell and taste impaired,
and general debility. Only q few OF these
likely to DO present at once.
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stopped the Counting,

Mist ess-rd Just like TO know what was
the meaning of all that loud and angry
talking down stairs last night?
Domestic-Ihat was just me and me hus-
band, num-.
Your husband? You told me whom you
came that you were not married."
II wasn't then, mum, but YOU COM
planned about having 80 much love maxim
in the kitchen, so | married one OF 'em -
lit Bits.
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answer the signals from the train dispatsh-
er'e Office. Tho officials At once gave osdsrs
10 use the utmost caution In running trains
and the orders were hardly out wnen We
fscm the north, loaded with Zoe. hay and
beer. when IL reached North Evanaton,
foundAhs switch signals sat all right, but
neyerthelsss struck an oven switch. pilina
the oars up In a heap and obstructinR oil
she tracks. The trainmen saved them
anlxas IN iumpinR.