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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
A Rnd Man wlth Weapons.

LAFAYETTE, IYD., November Ed
ward Cool, a farm hand, went 10 Buck
Creek Valley to-day, and, entering she
house Of Luke Lowe, fred without
warning al Lowe. Mrs. Lowe was
standing so close to the assassin that
the fash set her dress'oa fire. loves
injuries are not serious. Cool then
walked out to Obediah Halls saloon.
catering be shot and fatally wounded
the proprietor. Hall grappled vita
Cool and with tho assistance OF a by
stsnder turned him over 10 Constable
Cornell, who, fearing his prisoner would
be lynched, started to take him 20 a
place Of safety. On the way Cool drew
a knife aud stabbed the constable twice
in the throat, but not fatally. Cool
was Jailed here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02

WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, November
1.-The official figures Of paid admiS-
sIons to the Fair, including Monday, the
closing day, are 1,469, 461. Adding the
numbe admitted on passes, the total is
sweled TO 27,53S, ,O41. It.is considered
by exposition statisticians that these
figures beat the record made at Paris, all
things considered. Paris showed q total
OF 36,140,351, but they had practically
no free admissions, while here over six
million were issued. The total receipts
of the Paris Exposition were SIS, 300, 900,
The returns are not all in vet for the
Worlds Columbian Exposition, as the
amount of salvage, etc, ia to be added,
but the receipts will not fall short Of
S34, 4,O0O GOO. Paris sold space to her ex-
hibtorS; Chicago gave them room free.
Chairman OF the Finance Committee
Peek, reports the Treasury In healthy
condition. Ali obligations have been
met, and there is q cash balance on
hand of So, 500, 600. The gate receipts
from now on, and the salvage from now
on, it is figured, will pay the current
expenses until the end, so that the
stockholders who have holdings repre-
sentlbg $1,000 600, upon which they
scarcely expected TO realize anything,
Will be paid fifty cents on the dollar.
The exhibits are being carried out
fast to-day. The Midway is closed and
the coucessouaires are getting out In d
hurry. Not many visitors are on the
grounds. The work OF destroying the
buildings will not be commenced fer
some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
Er,ra Gu.rd, for Prendsrg.st.

CHICAGO, November L-Because Of
the great crowds downtown to view the
funeral procession OF the dead Mayor,
sheriff Gilbert became alarmed for the
safety of the murderer. Prendersast.
and fearing the vengeance Of tbs
throngs, asked for additional guards OF
the jail. A large number Of officers
were detailed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
Min.r,tn Reorrnnire.

sHESANDOAH. PA, November L.
The first meeting Of the miners LOOKING
70 the reorganization Of the Miners
Amalgamated Association since its dis
osndme OF that body. after the disas-
,rous strike Of SIX years ago. Sas held
here to-day. Fully 1000 miners were
IN town
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
Ru,.Ian squadron at AIaecio.

ROME, November THE Russian
squadron has arrived at Ajaccio, capt
tol or Corsica. AS the squadron en-
tered the harbor an explosion occurred
in the engine room Of Admiral Avel-
lau's flagship, Emperor Nicholas,
Sc iously injuring six fremen and en-
gineerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
Northcutt-iSeard

HyYTrNGToN,W w. VA. November L.
Elliot Northcutt, prominent young
attorney and Republican politician, and
Miss Lola Beardsley. well known SO
clety young lady aud daughter OF Dr.
A. ]. Beardsley, were married to-nlgh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
uouse Burned at Elizabeth.


Spscidl TSseo-GfH 20 th< Rsosf.sT
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, November l.
John DuIin's residence. az Elizabeth.
caught ire aud burned 10 the ground
to-day, together with part OF its con-
tents. Loss, S7OO The Fewsmith mill
also took fire, but was saved with some
lO6S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
s,.a,n.hIp Arrivals.

NEW YoaK, November 1. Arrived,
STEAMER Majestic. Liverpool.
GBRALTAR, November /. - Arrived,
steamer Wesser, New York, Naples.
LoNDoy, November l. - Sighted =
Steamer Suevia, New York for Hamburf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
Consolsnos niake. coward.

OF Us all. says Hamlet, but there are some
people who have no conscience AZ all
Anong them are dealers who endeavor TO
palm upon tee public cheap, corrosive sub
stitutss OF .ol and fragrant tSOZODONT.
Let the publt1 be on il, guard against such
shaIus-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
THEIR WORK IS DONE.
The Purchase Clause Of the Sherman
Law Stands Repealed.
PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATION

Carried Out 10 the Letter and the
Cause, Which Led to the Assem-
bling of Congress in ExtraOrdi-
nary Session, Removed How it
Was Done - Tho Fihbusterers
Were Short on Parliamentary
Tactics and Lost Their Only
Chance to Delay Action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
,1nra Y..aaIa for nrnrlI.

New YORK. November l.-Slx more
United States merchant steamers have
been purchased by the government of
Brazil, for use as warshlps. Yesterdays
purchase gives the Brazil goysrnment
ten new vessels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
soMr oNr IN rnr AupIENcE
cried out, "How about $50 hRuks2'~s

Governor Mckinley nee
self no care about them" answered -. T,
speaker, "ior the constitution OF Ohio
forbids them; but IL is the part OF
statesmanship 10 prepare for what Is
plainly just ahead. With wise states
manship there will be no Government
bonds to secure the national bank cir
culatlon. What Is Governor MckIDlcy's
party going to do about ltP The Dem
ocrats are thinking about something 10
take the place OF this money. The Re-
puhlcans seem 10 be content TO run
right up to the preclpIce before they
pay any attention 10 u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
w..t vIrglnla y. O. omosr. Elee,ed.

S2SctaI TslsgrdDl 70 ne hfg1Htr.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November L.
AT meeting OF Company a." Second
Regiment Of State Militia, last night In
this city, T. w. Peytou, E.q.. was
elected Captain and Frank WsJmire
First Lieutenant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-02
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL
Delivers a Splendid Address to Demo-
Gratis in Columbus.
N'KINLEY CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
The Governor Should Go Out as q
Special Ambassador and Col
lect Some Money From the For
eigners Who Pay the Tax"
John Sherman's Rank HeresN
sp.et.l 7.l.ran % O. R.gsns-.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, November 1.-Ex-
Governor Campbell spoke here to-
night. The auditorium and galleries
OF the Board OF Trade, where the meet-
ing was held, were filed long before
the time for the speaking TO begin and
1t was necessary to hold an overflow
meeting in the State House yard TO
which several thousand people. unable
to gain admission st the Board OF
Trade, repaired.
The Democrats in 1859, he said.
turned over the government 10 the Re-
publicans With q full treasury. They
accepted il back this year with a Geplo-
ted treasury. Governor Mckinley de-
clared that the government revenues
were not equal to the expenses. That
was so. But law bearing the Govern
or's name was producing the govern
ment's revenue. Governor Mchinleys
party had got the government into this
condition and now he wss making fun OF
IL. The case reminded the speaker OF the
man who knocked his boy down and
then kicked him for falling. But the
government will soon be restored 10
FINANCIAL PROSPERITY.
Having tried the QuacSs, the good old
family doctor was called In, and to-day
the patient Is out OF danger, II Gov
ernor Mckinley was really concerned
about the need OF more revenue ho
should go abroad as a special emoassa-
dor to foreign nations aud collect more
taxes as the foreigner, the Governor
says, paws all our taxes anyhow. Good
times followed the election OF Mr.
Cleveland, and lasted until the business
depression that fell upon the entire civ
flied world came upon us.
He quoted from Senator Sherman's on
the repeal bill, in which he laid all the
blame for the present business depres-
sion upon the coinage law that bad just
been repealed, aud called the attention
OF Governor Mckinley to the fact that,
compared with him, the Senior senior
Senator from Ohio was guilty OF rank
heresy.
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WAssTN9I ~ 49,
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Virginia
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For We 'n
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16
hOrEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the popular Lincoln
House for week ending March IS,
1893.
w. +, Young, Corvallis: Robt.
Campbell, Newport; c. Ewie, Rock
Creek! G, Lands, Newport: Chas.
Gotdon, Drift Creek: +. I.illard,
Elk City; chas. Allen, Elk City.
s, G. lrwinl Newport; d. p. Blue,
Yaquina; j. NJ, Mcdonald, Chit
wood: Spencer Scott, ,iletz: Scot,
Latte, Siletz; Al, Thomc :, Yaquina:
S. McI.eaty, Oregon City; o. c.
Cafin, Ydquiha: W. L, Watkins,
Yaquina; +, NJ, johnson 1, Corvallis.
ca W. Frasier, Portland; DR.. Car
ter, Elk eity' Alex. catfish, ST.
lsis,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16
TOLEDO At The wORLD'S FAIR.

Mrs. J. H. Brazelton is preparing
d novelty TO represent Toledo at
what some have styled the Chicago
show, and it would be difficult to
offer anything t1iore fttngly
representing our people. 1t Is in
the form of a wreath woven from
hurhati hair contributed from the
heads Of more than three hundred
people, BY her aesthetic taste, aid
ed by patience, nimble fingers,
keeh eyes and steady nerves, the
artist has made the hair that is OF
many shades, repesent the flora OF
the Pacific slope in Oregon, while
the completed circle typifes the
unity of Our people and presents
a mofe than common stiidy. Some
rs twins are represented, while
triplets, also, are to be pefsonated.
Mrs. Emmons, ninety-six years of
age, is the oldest of those who have
assisted with their locks, and the
Youngest are only infants. Other
ladies, well-they are all y6hhg,
excepting some who prefer being
addressed as grardmas. This
work, when completed, will have
the initials Of the maker and the
hame OF state and town in the cen.
tire, woven Of half, similar 10 the
circle.
Thus it Is that an industrious,
sociabie and moral people viii be
indebted to ohe of their own for
4 persohal and beautiful represehtI
alton at the worlds fair. Mr.,
Brazelton SAYS: ut is not probable
that many Toledoites will 20 to
Chicago, but if they do they may find
their 'upper-decSS' ahead OF thsta, !"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16

It's got to be so that if you want
to be in the fashion you nusr sub
scribe for the LEADER.
The first lot Of the county books
and stationery arrived by express
from Portland today, consigned tc
Judge D. P. Blue.
County Judge Blue ruled ta;a
week that the clerk and sheriff II
furnish their own wood for fuel o.
go without fire. He holds that the
Offices are fee Offices and they must
stand their own expenses.
J. Broadway and family went
through Toledo today enroute to
Newport where they will make their
home. They have been living at
Woodburn for about year, but
prefer the Bay to the Valley.
Judge Burnett not only keeps
very commendable order i'll court;
but he does not stand much foolish
ness" generally. Yesterday Judge
McFadden, the we'll known Corval-
lis lawyer, interposed demurrer
in certain case. 1t appeared to the
court that it was done merely for
delay and the Judge promptly fined
the Corvallis attorney S. for con-
tempt of court, which no doubt
will break up common practice
not in the interest of justice. AL
bany Democrat.
Last week Receiver Hadley,
through Supt. Mulcahy, made a
proposition to the people of Toledo,
relative to building a depot at this
place, which proposition was as
follows: If the citizens ofthe town
would subscribe $500 in money OF
work on the new depot building,
the company would add $500 more
and erect 81 900 depot at Toledo.
Receiver Hadley admitted the abso-
lutte necessity of a depot at this
place, but said that the company
could not afford to erect such a
building as the place needed. The
proposition was made known tc
the people through DR.. Rich, and
accordingly meeting of the citizens
of Toledo was called at Grady's
hall on Saturday night to consider
the matter. The meeting was or.
ganized by electing A, J. Rade,
chairman and J. S. Gather secre.
tary. The merits of the proposition
were discussed by prominent
citizens, and a committee cf three,
consisting of DR.. Rich, Hon. c. B,
Crosno and 7. J. Buford, was ap.
pointed to confer with the COMPANY
relative to the proposition Then
an adjournment to Monday night
was agreed to. Pursuant thereto
they met at 1880 o'clock, and after
few short speeches a committee
was appointed to canvas those
present and see what encourage
ment could be had. The slim Of
S223 was subscribed by those
present, and a further sum Of $I25
was conditionally given. On Tues
day the committe went to Corvallis
to Golfer with the company, but
Receiver Hadley and Superintend-
eht Mulcahy were in San Francisco
and nothing can be accomplished
utt.! they return.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16
LOCAL NOTES.

increased his dairy-two.
Miss Eta Titman, of Newport,
Is visiting friends in this city.
An ameteur baseball league, con-
sisting ofthe principal valley towns,
is talked of.
7. Jay Buford came over from
the Reservation and spent Sunday
and Monday with his family.
Lawyer McLeary, Stark county,
Ohio, is here with view to locat-
ing to practice his profession.
We were promised a communi-
cation from Yaquina this week but
was unavoidably disappointed,
When spring time comes, gentle
Anne, there is going to be consider
able ouliding done In the town of
Toledo.
The runner that the o. P. Steamer
Willamette Valley was libeled at
San Francisco seems to have been
unfounded.
After a long and vexatious delay
our job press has finally arrived and
we are now fairly in It" for Job
printing.
# you have watch or clock that
0eeds repairing send it to J. l.. Nc
Culloch, at Yaquina City. All work
guaranteed.
Mrs. c. C. Copeland received
thisweek full line of shoes, and is
able to supply the demand IL. any
kind of shoe.
J. l.. McCulloch, the jeweler Of
Yaquina City, has full line o.
Jewelry. Repairing a specially,
Send your work TO him.
Many of the young people of this
vicinity would like to join in organ.
izinga literay aud debating society
Who will take the initiative1
Mrs. Geo. Rosebrook visited
friends In this city today. She was
enroute to Corvallis from San Fran.
cisco where she has been living this
winter.
The o. p. steamer, Willamette
Valley, came in from San Francisco
this morning and tied up at tho va
quina dock. She brought up a
fair load of freight and passengers.
Those who have pinned theif
faith firmly to the Bay country, and
continues to do so, will be amply
rewarded. The rapid development
Of the country is assured and the
benefits will be correspondingly
great.
The Yaquina Bay News, Of New.
port Is rapidly improving and
promises soon to be a NEWSPAPER
the town should be proud Of The
people of Newport and vicinity
should give its rustliug managers
4 liberal support,
Corvallis has sold her issue OF
$50 900 water bonds for sss ,II7
and accrued interest $4,000 OF
this money will be used immediate.
ly in purchasing the water works
plant of the Corvallis Water CO..,
and balance In extending the water
system.
l." p Manning, ofYaquina City,
who went to San Francisco to yet
his leg reset Is fast improving, and
thinks he will have u good sound
leg again, Mr., Manning has had
very bad time with his leg, and
only his cast iron constitution pre-.
served his life. He expects to re-
turn to laqulna about the middle
of April,
The Oregon Development 20, Is
how a part ot the Oregon Pacific.
A whole lot Of extra red tape has
been done away with, Receiver
Hadley isdolns things in il very de,
cided'y business way, Inside of a
year the road, including steamers,
will be doing paying business, the
employees will be paid monthly and
our people will have reason to re.
ioies, ---Alhanv per'oea,,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16

Our thanks are due Mr.. Robt.
Campbell, Of Newport, for favors
received.
Hon. {. B. Crosno and DR.. Rich
had business in Corvallis the first
of the week.
Bro. Van Cleave came in from
Albany on Tuesday, where he had
been visiting his family.
A St. Patrick's dance will be
given in Newport tomorrow night.
Several four young people contem-
plate going down.
1t is our intention to give each
town and locality in Lincoln county
a descriptive writc-up as fast as
our time will permit.
If you wish to send any sample
copies Of the LEADER outside tc
friends you are welcome to send
any of this weeks issue.
This is the time of the year wher
it will pay you to keep a sharp eye
on your quadrupeds, that they may
escape death in a mud or tide hole
T. E. Johnson, of Fruitland, was
in town the first of the week. Mr.
Johnson has a large body of lane
there which he is rapidly improv
ing,
Sheriff Landis informs lis that a.
soon as his books and blanks arrive
which will be ina short time, h,
will be ready to proceed 10 the col
lection of due taxes.
John Leuenberger, Of Yaquin;
City, the old reliable boot and sho,
maker Of the Bay, invites the trad,
of Lincoln county through the col
umns Of the LEADER this week.
Sheriff Landis informs us tha
he has decided to appoint J. w
Parrish, deputy sheriff. The ap
pointment will be a good one il
every way. The appointment vii
soon be made.
County Clerk Jones has appoint
ed, J. II. Lutz as deputy clerk
Mr.. Lutz Is a highly respecte
young man and his appointment
will no doubt give universal salts
faction.
: Ranchers along the new WACO
road between Toledo and Newpoi
have been donating a great deal {
work toward opening up the roa
which, when opened will make
shorter route TO Toledo by abou
four miles.
Capt. Robertson has beached tn
jaunty little steamer Benton an
will give her fresh coat of pain
and otherwise improve her appear
ance. The Captain Is evidentl
getting ready for the heavy sum
mer trade which he no doubt wi
have.
Toledo offers a good opening fc
a bright attorney. There is no al
torney at Toledo, and but one |
the county-Attorney Sheppard, {
Alsea. The opening is a good OH
and if these lines meet the eye c
an attorney who wishes q good lc
cation we can tell him that 1t wi
pay him to look the situatio
over.
The editor of the LEADER mad
a trip to Newport and Yaquin
City last Tuesday, to meet and ge
acquainted with the people of thes
thriving cities, and can speak
good word for genial hospitalit
and kindness with which he wa
received at both places. Seyerg
subscribers were obtained at eac
place.
We would call attention to tn
advertisement of Peter Tellefson,
tustling young merchant of Yaquin
City, in this issue of the paper
Mr. Tellefson has recently remove
his store one door west Of his oil
stand into his own room, WHERE Ii
can display his full stock to muc
better advantage.
Jonas Bushell has organized
| -. A.A "a
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16

Mrs. 5. I. Jefreys. wife of Rep
resentative Jefreys. of Corvallis,
came over last Monday to visit
Mrs. I. P. Fish.
The Stayton Times says the San
Francisco Examiners great prize
distribution has flooded Oregon
with match boxes.
The agricultural college at Cor
Wallis, have some choice varieties
of seed potatoes from the agricultur-
al department at Washington, D.
c., for free distribution.
Hamilton, Job & Co., Corvallis
bankers, are out $500, by slick
James Baker, alias Condor, late of
Soap creek, Benton county. He
forged the signature ofa Mr.. Baker.
Weare in receipt of the Woodburn
Independent under the manage
ment of Messrs. Day and Auterson.
The paper is neat, newsy and shows
much improvement as local news
paper,
Geo. Bamford was in town last
Monday and gave us call. He is
interested in the coal mine OF Bam-
ford & Co. located about six miles
northwest of here. He reports
work on the development of the
mine progressing very favorably
Work on a road from the mine tc
tidewater will soon be begun.
While the LEADER earnestly de-
sires to get all the news of the
county, we must courteously, bu'
positively, decline to admit articles
of a wholly personal nature that il
no way affect the public welfare
l. ife is too short to throw open the
: columns Of our paper for PERSONAL.
ties of that kind.
Mr.. Buford has changed the
t name Of the hotel to the "Lincolr
House." The card appears in an
: other column. Under the new
/ management the house has beer
! thoroughly renovated and every.
thing is in frst-class shape, anc
: charges are reasonable. Th'
Lincoln House will be one of tn,
most popular houses Oh the Bay
| Unfortunately we did not prin
enough copies of the LEADER las
week to supply the demand, In
n fact the demand for Lincoln coun
t tvs new paper far exceeded on
# highest expectation. This weel
1 we issue 500 copies and if that il
a not enough we will print some more
t We feel very much gratiied by thu
kindly expressions given us by tn,
o people of the county generally, ant
i, will in the future try to merit thei
confidence,
. The county has purchased of c
y w. Webber, ofportland, represent
= ing the A, H. Andrews Co., o
i Chicago, three roll,top desks 70,
the use of the clerk, sheriff anc
r district court, two rotary chairs
: one stool and one table. This i
n all the furniture purchased a
f present, while tables and SOM
p other fixtures will be made by resi-
f dent carpenters. The furnitur,
!. described above is all of good make
i and will last for fifty years. Th
\ whole furniture bill amounts t
less than Se5o.
e The Wall Street Journal SAYS
a The situation in Oregon Pacif
t affairs promises a sensation bigge
e than Wall street has had for a lon,
a time. We understand the bond
Y holders have succeeded in having
$ new receiver appointed in Orego
1 and are preparing to organize t
b prosecute the old management OF
what are called criminal proceed
q ings, Oregon Pacific bonds, place
q originally at Ioa, are selling at &c
n A bond expert report had bee,
made, which is in private circula
4 ton because of its startling char
4 actet,
. -. .<-Ns-<
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-03-16

We are prepared to print Deeds, Mort
cages Bills of Sale, Notes, and all kinds of
Legal BLANKS. Special attention given to print
ing Letter Heads, Envelopes Statements,
Cards, and all kinds of Commercial work.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-22

General Manager Voorhees,. Another
agreement was obtained, but it was
allowed to be as worthless az the paper
it was written on. Then the committee
went step further and esssyed to lay
the matter before President Wilbur. To
their surprise he refused to see them.
They went back to Voorhees, and he
treated them this time as curtly 40 had
Wilbur. 1t was reported and expected
that strike would occur last spring
and would involve other trunk lines at o
time when the Worlds Fair traffic was
at it's full height, but the men saw that
busy times for the roads means more
money for them, and funds with which
to back up struggle have been found
in times past prime necessity, The
Lshigh officials, however, doubtless
thought that il strike was not precipi-
tated during the fair it would not occur
at sll, and accordingly the grievance COM
mittee, despsiring Of obtaining an audi
ence with either Wilbur or Voorhees,, re-
duced their appeal to writing and mailed
it to President Wilbur. On the 14th
that official replied in substance that
agreements made last summer by the
Reading were not binding this fall on
the Lehigh. The brotherhood directed
svots to be taken on the question of q
strike, and the result was an almost
unanimous vote Of yeas from the eastern
divisions and sufficient Alternatives from
the northern divisions to make major
ity. The strike, therefore, was ordered
for Saturday, November Is, at 10 p. m.