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r"oded vans always ready at moderate cb argts-AIr
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There's no case Of CataTrh 80 homeless
mat Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cannot
ours. The makers will pay $500 reward
TOR any incurable case.
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frequent headaches or dizsin Ss',
furred or coated tongue-it proves Tia
you're bilious. In that case you should cn,r,
u your vest pocket small sealed vial of the,
I'cllets. They arc anti bilious CranuI,,
which act in prompt and natural way
"ithont gripping: So beneficial and laStiIIg
Is their effect thot tho makers can amor
gmd'ontee that they VIII give you salts.
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$40 to WORLDS Fair aud return. Oct. Is and 10 BIZ
Ne" ioTk CshTaL Special trGlnl.-AdE |
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LanRu0r, loss Of appetite and strength
Cured by BrOmG- SetzeT-tral bottle 10 cts-Aag
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n O Dinnsr
- when YOU
have eaten
heartily, yoi
should skc
DIR. Pierce
lleAGDt p,l
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D lets; Your liver needs III.
! gentle stimulating, as We
as inrigorating, effect OF
lhese tiny, sugar coatel
Pellets.
you feel drowsy, dull, lar
nexpresslbly tired or deb;l:
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up tho spirits OF the OranRemen. and Balfour
may accompany or follow him.
So far; with the notable exception OF Mr.
Gladstone's address to his constituents. thore
have boen few Liberal speeches. tho leaders
being engaged In recuperative holiday
making: but Home Secretary Asqulth has had
something to say. and next week John Morley
will Join In.
II John Redmond is to be tax en- at his word.
no and his colleagues intend to help the
Tories In their game OF Parliamentary OBJ
struction. IN which event little progress will
be made with public business during the
coming autumn session. Rodmond's policy
may. and probably will. cmbarrass tho Gov
eminent. but 1t will not help home rule. The
Sstionsliets can turn gu. tho Government at
any moment II they should do 30 before GER
tain electoral reforms have been effected. and
they can he carried into law only with Irish
support the Tories would almost certainly re-
turn to power with majority over the Liberals
and Nattonalists combined. John Redmond
and his friends know this we'll enough. but
the friends Of Ireland in America may not be
30 we'll Informed. As Michael Davitt said tho
other day. the Parnellite policy Is neither wise
nor patriotic.
Dr. Cornelius Herr Ii undoubtedly dying,
and will probably be - dead man within n
hoht'' IL ID sad no mas arranged Tor the pub
LEGATION. after his death. OF so called vindica-
ton. In which the real story ofthe Panama scan
dial Will be told for tho hrst time. The writer
OF this book will have plenty OF material. for OF
the hundreds OF documents that Herr unde-
niabiy took with him when he fled from Paris
not ono OF any Importance was found in his
possession when he was arrested at Bourne
mouth. Tho French police believe that the
Scotland Yard authorities deliberately gave
Herr every opportunity 10 dispose OF the
precious papers before nrrestlng him.
THE Sun reporter has ascertaInsd that the
French detectives. sent over MT tho time OF
HoIh's arrest, reported 10 headquarters in
laris that they were not allowed TO make tho
least search. Tho arrest was effected by ser
Eeant Bartel Of Scotland Yard. who found his
man III in bed Mt the Tankervile Hotel He
WAS Installed in the hotel when the French
men arrived. and absolutely forbade them to
do more than look At the prisoner in bed.
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over AN EMBANKMENT
NO LIVES WERE LOST
But Several Paessngers We're Sc
verely Injured The
List Of the
Wounded.

LEADvILLE, Colo, March St.-By the
spreadinR OF rails on the Rio Grande
track. ut the point whore the Colorado
Midland crosses over II, distant about
one and half miles from this city, train
No. left the track this evening and was
badly wrecked. Thsee was number In
3ured, but no fatalities. and II is impeob-
able, 20 far - can Be learned at this writ
Ing. that any death will result. Ths train
carried 800 passenger, who wese mostly
sxcursiouists from California. Ths train
was thrown over an emhankment and the
passengsgs tossed indiscrimlnately about,
and ~ far a. can b learned, Is Of thsm
we're injured, some seriously. The list is
a. follows:
E. r. Pike, Chicago. cut In the left thigh ;
Mrs. Il. r. Pike, bruised on the head; Mrs.
G. T. Haywood, Sacramento, arms and
head injured; E. T. Perry. st. Louis,
shoulder dislocated and wrist sprained /;
Mrs. Guthrie. Oakland. CAL. injured In
the face; +. N. Nye, New York. broken
shoulder; J. L. Wallace, Mercer. Pa,
knee-cap badly injured; Annie Lynch,
Cohoes. N. Y. seriously injured about tho
body; Mrs. George Wilson, Chicago, head
hurt; ]. z. Haywood, st. Cloud, hack and
head injured; Mrs. II. Martin, from Eu.
rope. severely bruised; H. Higgins, presi-
dent Of tho American smelter. Leadvillc,
face and neck badly cut; Frank w. Overs,
attorney, Lcadville, badly cut about the
head and body.
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0evsrnment Eapssyss Whs Are Draw.
ins Dssbss Salaries.
CHICAGO, March 31.-A special froen
Washinaton 10 tho Record says Greshan
and Carlisle have brought to light = scan.
dal Of sensational Dimensions affecting
the stalf OF the Behring sea commissiou
now in session In Paris, and adds:
at 10 probable Major Elijah w. Halfocd,
who was private secretary to Harrison
and was appointed paymsster In tho
army, will be recalled from his present
post % disbursing officer of the Behrtng
sea commission, unless he consents 10
certain material changes In the condition
Of Affairs % Gresham and Carlisle fnd
them. Moreover. n 10 probable the
services Of ex-Seeretary Of state John ".
Foster, now serving - American agent of
Behriug sea arbltrators, would be dis-
penscd with II his recent high position -
protect him from too harsh criticism and
too summary action"
The story then goes on to say that men'.
bers Of the staff OF the commisslon hass
been allowed extremely liberal perquisises
In addition 10 their regular compensation.
Il Gays IL 10 not known what Foster re-
ceives, but leaves Il to be inferred 10
quite large sum, in view OF the state
ular pay % major Of $500 to $1,000 pr
year. 10 allowed eiS per day, ,or In all about
e6,875 per year.
field, daughter of tho late President Gar
field. is drawing two salaries, ono Of $40
and the other Of SIS per day, or S.lcS per
III
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A HOLY DAY.
Good Friday Gsnsrally Observed in East.
srn Cities.

Good Friday Genersl1y Observed I'm East-
srn Cities.
NEW YORK, March 31.-To-day IL Good
Friday. Spsciai services were held In
nearly all churches. The custom house.
sub-treasury and ell commercial and
maratime exchanges and many other lines
Of business arc closed. As II 10 not legal
holiday, however. and commercial paper
maturing must be met, banks remain
open.
The celebration Of the Pcsach or Pass
over. will be begun by Jews the world
over at sunset this evening aud continue
eight days among orthodox Jews, while
tho reformed Jews will observe Il seven
DAYS.
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He SAVED THE TRAIN
4 RailPoad LabeFsR RIglls liIs vfsek.
Oh and Si(nils The Engineer.
PASSENGERS ARE GRATEFUL
They Mako Up . Purse for the
Man VINO Prevented the
Wvook-The Motive OF
the Wreckors.

PORTLAND. Ore, March M.--An ats
tempt was made last night TO wreck ths
north-bound passenger train On the South.
eru Pacific. near Drain. George Z. Rieh-
ardsou, laboser ~ the end OF The tssstie.
found . rail taken from shs track. Five
men suddenly appeared on the reselsssd
attacked him, beating and cutting him
severely, and then they pushed bin IL
the bridge to the gravel, 3 fest below,
where he lay unconscious foe over sn
hour. He crawled out and made his way
slowly down tho track.
A soee - hs saw the overland train's
headlight, hs took his handkerchief sad
sst Are 10 Il and thsn waved II % . signal
fos the engineer 10 stop. When the tsain
came TO Q staudstiu the trainmsn picksd
up Richardson In Q very exhausted condi.
tion. He told his story and the trAinmsn
went ahead half . mile, where they found
. rail gone.
Had the train been wrecked ~ that
point tho result would have bean vssy dis.
astrous. Tho passenger made up .
pure of 500 for Richardson. Many b.
lisve that the wrecksrs' purposs vas not
robbery but revenge on the railroad com
pany for discharging white help and en-
playing Japanese.
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MARRIED A soUAW.
The xadiaa Territory Msrshal IL ssia h
Ne lnelligible.


Ne laelligible.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The sub-com-
mittee of the senate Judiciary committee
was engaged for . time this morning
looking into the charges made by w. N.
Weeks, chairman Of tho Indian territory
democratic committee, against J. j. Nc
Allister, nominated to be United States
marshal of that territory.
Tho charges arc that McAllister, by
reasoAo OF having married q Chickasaw
woman, is no longer . citizen of the
United States, but Of the territory, and
therefore Ineligible to the appointmeut T;
also that he has opposed the democratic
organization in the territory and aided
the Indians in the recent uprising. sup
piled them with arms and prom: ised them
money; that he 10 man Of great wealth
and power among the Indians and by
reason of his influence, alleged to be i'm.
properly used, he is not proper man for
o peace officer.
AfcAllister and friends appeared before
tho committee this morning and declared
these charges were trumped up for the
purpose Of defeating him. The matter
was postponed till Monday. Meantime
Weeks will lay the charges before the
president.
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GETTING RICH.
VncIs Sans Cash Has Incrsased Greatly
General RafdAn Afinna.

Uncle sam's Cash Has Incrsssed Greatly
General Bsrdan Dead -Eaamiss stious.
WASHINGTON, March SILT is estimated
that the public debt statement, to be To-
sued tomorrow, will show gain Of avail
able cash during the month. of 81, 10000.
Tie position Of assistant meteoroloRical
observer Of the weather bureau stations
outside of Washington, has been placed
In tho classified service, and the United
States civil service commission is now
prepared to examine applicants.
General Hiram Berdan, inventor Of tho
famous Berdau long range finder torps-
does and rife, died suddenly at the Metro
politan club this evening. He had been
i'll for some time with angina pectoris.
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PANAMA, March .M.-The government
has discovered, just in time 10 prevent u.
. plot 10 inaueurate . rcvoiution IN Costa
Rtca. The conspirators plotted 70 attack
the military stores and depot and With tho
captured arms and ammunition to equip
the revolutionists.
The header In the conspiracy was Gutisr.
res, recently returned from exile, to which
he had been condemned on account OF .
previous revolt against athe eoversment.
Ths authosities weFe advised a their
plans. and decided 10 allow them to pso-
cesd aud capture them In the act oe trca-
con.
The couspirators made an. attack on
the depot. secured arms and ammunition.
and at that moment they were taken by
surprise by government troops, who took
possession Of both conspirators and their
munitions Of war. Tho country was at
once placed under martial law. The SOW
erumeut intends 70 maks an example OF
the ConspiratoCu.
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THE CHOCTAW ROW.
4 Special Agent Will No Seat to lnves
tigate.

WASHINGTON, March 3i.--In response
to . telegram from Commissioner Gibbons
mt Antlers, Indian territory, sent last
night, saying bloodshed was imminent
between the rival Choctaw factions. Sec.
rctary Hoko Smith communicated with
tho secretary Of war, with the result that
the officer in command Of the United
States troops nearest the scene Of the dis
turbanco Was instructed to inform him.
self on the situation and take whatever
action was necessary. Agent Bennett at
Muskogee has also been directed to pro-
coed at once to the locality and report on
the situation.
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Knights Of Labor Taking the Places Of
Locked Out Federation Men.
New YORK, March 3l.-President Horn.
thai OF the Clothing Manufacturers asso-
citation says that there are really only l5O
men locked out; that knights of Labor are
rapidly filling the places and members Of
the Federation Of Labor. TO which the
cutters belong, are leaving It every day
and joining the knights. All contrac,
tailors belong to the Federation, and II is
said the contractors may decide to lock
them out and not wait for any sympa.
thetic strike.
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DEPARTMENT CHANCES.
Secretary Csrlisle IL Rsaevating the Bu
resus OF the Treasury,

WASHINGTON, March N.-Secretary Car
Isle 10 busy to-day, making official
changes In the treasury department. He
has called for the resignation Of H. c. Nc
Lean. chief clerk Of the architsct's otiice
and, In his place. has appointed Charles
F. Kemper Of Stanton, Va. The resigua-
ton OF Frank Smith, chief Of division In
the architects Office, was rendered and
accepted. Gen. Daniel McCauley, o late
appointment as clerk In the treasury de-
partment, was appointed chief clerk Of
the immigration bureau, vice Hall re.
signed. Two messengers were discharged
and two democrats appointed In their
places.
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THE TRIAL IS ON.
Impeachment Proceedings Agafust the
Nebraska State Board BEGAN.

Impeachment Procsedings Against the
Nsbrashs statc Board Began.
LINCOLN, Ncb., March 3i.-The JOINT
convention of tho legislature this after.
noon. BY . vote Of i27 to 4, adopted the
resolution Of impeachment against Attor.
ney General Hastings. Secretary Of State
Treasurer Hill. Before the adoption OF
the resolution, Senator Pope offered q
communication from the four impeaoh-
ables, asking the adoption Of the impeach.
ment resolution In order that they Be
allowed . chance to be heard in their own
defense. II was received and made Q
part Of the record by unanimous voto.
A committee was appointed To draft
articles Of impeachment and to prosecute
them before the supreme court.
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A Young Race Horse.

Boston, March Si.-The mare Maggie
Sultan. 2:3o, years old, of tho J. Nal.
colin Forbes stables, to-day gave birth
to filly, sired by Arion. the California
2-year-old wonder, 2:l0I.. purchased by
Forbes a little over year ago for. IL Is
said. el25. 900. Arion, it is stated. will be
bred to Nancy Hanks during the coming
season.
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GENERAL ELECTIONS.


The Chamber nj Deputies want the
YPsseh Gevsrnmsss Rsergaaissd.
PARIS. March 3i.-Tbe cabinet crisis
was the topic Of general discussion both
In the press and by the public to-day.
Most newspaper concur In demanding
that the ministry shall be composed Of
now men. The refusal of the chamber to
grant supplies for moro than one month
is regarded ~ proof that II dssirss the
dissolution deferred until after the budget
10 voted and the Legislature can come to
an understanding with the new cabinet,
which, II 10 believed, will be called upon
to issue . decree for general elections.
In regular course they would be held ncxt
September, but President Carnot has Q
right to dissolve tho chamber at any time
upon the advice OF tho senate, and the
comments Of the newspaper indicate q
strong public tendency in favor Of disso-
luton.
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the school as Real1se.
Hpectal Disratch % the SeandAxd.

10o 0toto kbnoT0 0h E00GokAo8 A0c11o0
the school as Heal1ss.
special Disratch to the standard.
BOULDER, March 31.-The state beard
Of education mot to-day TO locate the cite
for the deaf and dumb school. SsvssAl
sites we're offered and thsy chose the enc
offered by X. W. Jefferiea, of 70 acres, 10
acres being donated and the board was
given an option on 30 acres more ct 10
pss acre. The governor appointed . local
committee, consisting Of VIII Kennedy,
r. G.. Berendes. I. A. LsiGhtou. w. b.
Ga6nsy and d. G. Warner, to oct In con
junction with the state board. Arrange
ments will be made In few days to take
charge of several psfsons that have
already applied for admisslon - the
school. While here, the board uas taken
TO the springs aud sersnadsd NJ the
boulder hand. Speeches were made and
everything passsd on sunooshly. Governor
fsickaris was accompanied BY his vile,
L. II. Carter, T. c. Collins and several
moro OF note.
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WASHINGTON. March 3i.-Good Friday
Was spent quietly at the white house. The
president saw few congressman from 10
10 II O'Clock, when the cabinet meeting
began. Mrs. Cleveland usually receives
Fridays but did not to-day. Instead she
went out for an airing in an open carriage
with baby Ruth.
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THE MONEY WAS HIS.
President Hsursux Did Net Reb the Co
Domingo Bank.

President Hsursux Did Not Rob the eas
Dsmingo Bank.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The story from
San Domingo to the effect that tho presi.
dent of the republic had broken into Q
tho Dominican consul general here, was
adjudged due the president in his per.
sonal capacity by the supreme court. He
threatened to enforce the decree of the
court, - the bank refused to abide BY the
courts decision. Then the hank appealed
to the French consul. and hs called for the
support of the French warship in the port.
Consul vasquez had semi-ofllcial advices
yesterday that the matter was still in
abeyance.
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DAKOTA FLOODS.
Rivers Near Mandsn Climbing Over
Their Banks.

MANDAN. n. d., March 3i.-Heart river
is 80 high that business 10 suspended on
the east end OF the Missouri division this
morning. The bridge at the crossing Of
the Heart. just west of Mandan, was
carried AWAY this morning and all west
bound trains stopped al Nandan. The
Missouri river is still solid and water In
the Heart is gradually getting away, but
has risen some ive feet In the night. So
far there Is no danger to the town.
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WRECKED IN A STORM,


"-TSshteu r0tn Exmhuott0ms
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 3l.--Ths tug
Narcotic won't ashore on Cumberland
beach yesterday afternoon in . heavy
storm. The crew succeeded in reaching
the beach after terrible struggle with the
waves, except Stewart Bowen, who was
drowned. Fireman Bosen was uncon.
scioas when he reached the shore, and his
companions thinking him dead. left him
and started to walk to Cumberland, 10
miles away. The weather WAS very cold,
and with their soaked garments they suf-
fered terribly. Captain Potter tainted at
the end OF four miles and was carried by
his companions the rest Of the way, some
of them dropping unconscious OH reaching
their destination. Later party went TO
the scene Of the wreck and found Bozen
still alive, in spite of tho storm and cold.
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A City In Dark ness.

McKEEsPoRT. Pa, March 3i.-The cleo
trio company's plant burned TO the ground
this morning. Loss, $4,000. Electric
lights are left without power and the
streets will be In darkness tonight.
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The dress goods department. Of dry
goods store 10 the one. second perhnps
only TO the millinery, that possssses n,css
charms for . lady. The better and usrv
varied the styles the more cussomsrs ther>
will he. This accounts, and this oalv. A.
the prosperity of the Connsll drsss eco1s
counter.
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FAIR PLAY.
Secretary Carlisle VIII Give Each state
Its share Of Clsrka.

WASHINGTON, March 3i.-Secretary Car.
Isle IL having prepared list Of the en-
ployes of the treasury department with
the salaries that they receive. and will
havo II arranged by states. The list 10
prepared already to such an extent as to
show q great disproportion among the
states, some having many more clerks
than their proper quota, and others less.
Secretary Carlisle, It Is understood. In.
tends, by every means In his power, to re.
duce the District Of Columbia's list Of en-.
ployes, that the states may receive their
proper quota Of appointments.
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A RAILROAD oUARREI. .
The Proposed RsAassses sf Bates Pre-
cipitates . 8sWs

oipitstes . 1sws
CHICAGO, March 31.-A meeting held
this morning, between the representatives
Of the Western Freight association and
those Of the trauscontinental lines. to On.
deavor 10 arrive at an agreement regard
ing the Distribution Of percentages on
transcontineutsl business, Chairman
Midesly having issued circular inform.
ing the roads west oe the Missouri river
that. despite the lower rate to California
and Pacific coast points. Nhich thsv wsre
disposed to put In operatidD, The roads OF
tho Western Freight associaAioa would IN
sist upon full percentages. The result Of
tho meeting was not satisfactory and the
roads are now further apart On The cub
ject than before. The Southern PaciAc
announced positively that u wouh NOT
agree to pay full percentages. II rates
come down. the roads east Of tho Missouri
river must share In tho reduction. AfteI
. warm discussion tho matter went oves
till tomorrow.
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The Japaness Tenn pie.

CHICAGO, March 3i.-The Japanese tenn
pie at the worid's fair is completed. and
at noon the keys wcro delivered with APP
propriate ceremonies to the Japanese COM
missioners.
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BOY MuRDERERs.
Two Chicago Beys Sentenced - Ferry
Ysass' lmprisonmsaG

Yeass' lmprisesmsaG
CHICAGO. March 3i.-Two boys, ons IL
and tho other IS years of age, were today
given practically life sentences In the
penitentiasy Tor murder. both bsin9 ssnt
up for 70 years. The younger Of the two
10 William Biunck and the othsr John +.
Luvsins. Ths crime OF which ths bags
were convicted Was the murder Of Albert
Eckroth In May last. Ono Of them pushsd
Q revolver In Eckrosh's face, while the
other attempted to rob him. Eckroth ~.
sisted and yes shot dead. Blunck was
captured running from the scene and By
his confession implicated Luveine, Who
was arrested the following day. Whsn
the verdict was rendered this afternoon
Luveins was overcome. but Blunck took
Il calmly.
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eozEMAN pEMocRArs,

They Nomiaats . Geed Ticket for tAs
City El~ction.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
BozENAN, March n.-Ths democrats
held Q convention this evening. and nomi.
mated the following city ticket: For M
yor. George L. Ramsey; police maaissrate.
]. Z. Martin; treasurer, Paul J. Davis I
attorney, W. y. Davis.
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PIrrsBuRo, Pa. March s1.-Ths cAapel
built BY the late FasAsr Mealinese. 10.
gether with his DWELLING house and s1sbis
will be sold to Father O9nsr. the pesssnt
pastor Of the Church Of ths Most Hnay
Name within . few days. The price 10 b.
paid 10 200 and Il includes all the renl
estate above mentioned and also The rpAlno
and futnishmens Of the chapel.