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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

The Country Dry MS finder and
Great Damage Expected.

Great Damage Expected.
Harrlaville. Mich. Aug. 26-Heavy
forest fires are raging throughout Al
coma county, doing great damage to
lumber mills and standing pine. de-
stroying crops of all kinds and burn
ing the homes OF many settlers. The
IRE was started early last week in the
Huckleberry swamps In the interior
by berry pickers. Owing to the dry
weather they spread rapidly and soon
got beyond control. Today Campbelrs
min near West Harrisvllle. 100 cars OF
hemlocS. 1000 feet OF lumber, 1000 feet
OF ties and large number of flat-cars
were burned Trains on the Detroit.
Bay City and Alpends railroad are de-
layed many hours. From kllmaster In
the intcllnr Of the county. the report
came tonight that seven farmers lost
their homes and stock OF grain today
and Edward Kingston and his son,
James, We're seriously burned while
lighting the names. Everything Is dry
as finder, ana stiff wind will set the
whole country aname
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London. Aug, 26.--Mate Dibbons and
Caterer Roper OF the Brltannla, which
is now at weymouth left the yacht
for the shore yesterday In the dlngy
taking with them Engineer Brookmnn
of tho steam yacht Tabura. a heavy
storm was prevailing at the time This
morning the dingy was found hopting
bottom up and It Is supposed that the
three men were drowned II is expected
that the Prince OF Wales who has
been notified Of the accident, will or
der the Britannia not to take part in
the regatta tomorrow,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Mentone. Aug. 26,--Conslderable ex-
element has been occasioned in official
circles by murder committed here to-
day. NJ, Hussot. secretary to the po-
lice commissary, while entering his
house. was shot by an unknown man.
Very few people were In the vicinity OF
the house NJ the time the crime was
committed and tho murderer effected
his escape unmolcsted. II IL supposed
that the shooting was done In revenge
by an anarchist m That gentry is In
dlgnnnt because OF the domicillary
ysite of The police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Detroit, Mich, Aug nj
wedding occurred at q , III.
last night. Miss Clara ", "A
lsville has been s'aylnF .
friends at their summer Y. w. \,
Last evening Harry Blnse' y.
same city. visited MS X.
showed no signs Of asy.'ss Y
evening and the hos as. Il ..
formed Miss Doeliz ,n' ei,r,.i;
were occupied and inA y. !, .' X, 4
and quarters elsewhefss, y 4,
he married at once. w. WI 4
woman Informed her r,l I'm s,,,'
uatlon he immediately {, ~ 2,
riage. He was aecep lll,'s Isl
later, a preacher hs ,Is y, II!
from The college. ne ,,ns,ls.A !
Red. They had been
in Louisville. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

representative district. has issued the
following call;
by virtue OF the authority vested IN
me as chairman Of the Thirteenth rep
resentauve district. composed Of the
counties OF Cooke, Wise and Denton. I
hereby call n Democratic convention 70
meet Ia the city OF Gainesville, Cooke
county, Texas, on Saturday, september
Is, 1894. for the purpose OF nominating
O Democratic candidate for fepresen-
tative IN the Twenty-fourth legislature
for said district and to transact sueh
other business as may properly come
~ p. BLOUNr.
''Chnirman Thirteenth Representative
Dlgtrlnt."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

A Review of the Last Weeks specu-
Intion--Siiver.

London. Aug. 2G.--The fact that the
stock OF gold and the reserve again
touched record figures. in the return
OF the bank of England, counteracted
the flrmness In the money market ex-
hiblted last week. and the rates re-
manned at their lowest point. The sill
yer market nuctuatcd accordingly as 1t
was thought that the chances OF the
war in the east would create demand.
American holders took small advantage
OF this speculative rise. The stock eN-
change continued strong considering
the small business OF the holiday sea-
son The strength OF American rail-
road securities helped TO support the
other speculative markets The bad
weather affected home railway securi-
ties less than might have been expect
ed, while prices In all the other depart
meuts reached much higher level with
n likelihood Il Htendy improvement.
German consols were In great request
for Investment There We're sharp
changes in Mexicans. which after
touching 90 were freely offered from
Germany on rumors OF n contemplated
reduction IN the interest with the ex-
ception Of Lake Shore which advanced.
the rise I'm American railroad securi-
ties was less marked than II was last
week. owing to the considerable realiza-
ticns. Alilwaukees rose 1 3-Sc and
[ Union Pacific and Readings one each.
[ The other changes were FRACTIONAL
| Grand Trunk Of Canada was firm, but
! Canadian Pacific WAS down l Ice,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
THE CHICAGO an q
One of Them Iae,,,s. 4
Known In.. 4 /

identils3
c.,. Ano,vn Insuran,ss !. /.
Chicago Ill. Aug d ~ ~
ing his name as oern,a
tleipated in the Deetr.Is |,
subsequent stirring ss W.
night and Saturday ,us,''. y
was Identified as BnIy wse'. 4
known character Of h. y /
was again Identified
sponsible parties as i. w. y Y
Wen to do local inspeo,.. I. ~
chester Assurance f, w.. q 4
wold's father is saId s, a /
inspector Of the Hon. y y a
eompany of New YORK \. w n
that city. The psop'. A,a n
Identification are ctIi,s,. ma;
chester ASSURANCES rs, ,an g u
maintain they are M, ~, n
appears to be a case q vi h p1s,
Mr.. Hyde. Mr.. 0rls~,,H' ~.
TO steal or shoot bis fsi,'-
he did apparently becan.s NIX, I. y \
mystery and excitemer, Nr|
Crime has apparently bees \. "
with him, and he Is suss'.., 1
found an appropriate r',.s
q poor unemployed ls Ssss
me daytime Grlswoid 1llIa
ant position OF fire w y
which he used as 4 ~ =;
marauding excursions Ivy
night. About 1--WE years y. WY 1.
married a country Till Al TX X 4
Mrs. Gordon. not Ms. e,,,,,.
then they have lived IN !,
OF Chicago. their last r.,I1..
at 10 Curtis street. Toist =
frightened wife called y NJ
station and gave her nam
saying she never knew \. I
by any other. 1t Ia belize, I
police department with H. v.
railroad companies are rls,'s.
in this dual arrest a ian, I.
depredations Of which Gd.s,l'
center. The story Of Grlsroi;.
Tar as known, is unique. ~
Is years ago, his father III. ~.
tair education but The ~,
were wild and lawless. NJ Y
disappeared from home "A Z
heard Of in the west al 4 I'M
rnnchmhn. After several ~,
lures In California and ldii, \
. Illinois and secured emf, 4,
a brakeman at Rock lsIans K
there, he married and he M,
his wife caused him 10 M,
life, His father, noting M 4,
ment in his behavior used /.
to secure him a position rl.i
cal Office of the Manche,,sf /.
company Young Grlswol8 :,
hclent in his new posItloa 4
drew q handsome salary /,
! however, the reformation va, /
pleie. hut just when G,iswal
his double career while Ii n.
OF the assurance COMPANY
known Further Disclosure
pected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27
MGLYNN on Tnr s,loa
What He Thinks of Mgr 4
Recent Lette.

NAt H'ttfft
New York, Aug. 2s.-FItiss Y
persons assembled at Prohls!s,|
Staten Island, today to her Z:
McGlynn discourse on a I'D
monwealth." Preceding hls ia
dress, he gave by request :
on Mgr, Satollfs confrmats. 4
op Watterson's famous oria, [
meeting at the park a week 7
question was asked II the IN
and seriousness OF the atta}
terances against the salo1rs n
overestimated. and II was VI
If a single represcntn,iV L
could be named who was "A
the saloon. INTRODUCING II
Glynn. the utterances x "A
ireland, Bishop Mlchaud cfrlnI
Bishop Messner OF Wisconsin 4
indorsing Mgr. satollfs poilii
McGlynn said there was
magnlfying Mgr. Satolll's 4
yond the Intention OF the n
beyond It's real effect II va
that Mgr. satolli was not htr
laws. Mgr, Satolll hardly M
Bishop Watterson hardly nj
It was a sin 10 drink l1s1
liquors or TO sell them. m
not gone so far as that, Ia
letter meant that csthollu 81
to II that their churches, ~
business should be 50 coni1,|
be no occasion Of sin or sa,
letter of the apostolic delesle
more force than the order 90
OF Columbus, but Il dia ~
great perception to unisi.
far-reachIng would be Is vi
letter plainly inslnunles VI
bishop In the United Sfa'1
sue the same orders as n
Watterson and Mgr. sal9I !, n
appealed TO for a reverse,
der that he would give 'hs
swer. 1t would have an w
couraging the Catholic pe'E
gy to practice and preaea - Y. 4
IT would cause saloon ss'l v,
duct their business VIII
corum, when they unas'. N.
,,toh, ba excluded from "
for engaging in the ua''-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London. Aug. 2e.--Advioos tina, have
reached here from China show the mall
treatment Of English women misslon-
aries In Canton was due to the posting
OF placards accusing foreigners Of a
desire 10 poison an the Chlnesc TO
avcnge the loss OF friends by IN sspl0gue
IN Hong Kong, The placardA sslidl
"Chinese female convlots and foreign
dcYil women on the pr0teSt OF curing
the plague have spread broadcast pois-
onoua scent bsgs. The Chinese must
NOT be deceived by thom."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Houston, TEX. Aug, 26-.Bunaio
Bayou IS being ,draGsed Tonight to re-
cover the body Of an unknown white boy
who was drowned while swimming with
a lot OF other lads at Volskfess park
He companions only knew him by the
name OF Charlie His clothes were
taken charge of by the police. lie
was wen dressed and had a pair OF gold
sleeve buttons with the initial C. on
them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Athens Aug 26,--An earthquake was
felt here at o'clock this morning, The
shock was also felt in Corinth, Vastissa,
Zante Thebes, Chalcls and Atlanta.
The inhabitants Of some OF the places
affected were terribly frightened think
ing there was about to be a repetition
OF the disaster that occurred some
little time ago. they fed to the FIELDS
and other open spaces for safety. So
far as known no persons wore Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Chicago. Aug. 2G.--Fire this after
noon destroyed lumber valued at
$4,000 and twenty-seven horses. valued
at $1,000. the property OF the Paepeke
Lelcht Lumber company whose yards
and planning mills are located at the
foot of Illinois street. Other property
which was destroyed, will bring the
total loss to $4,000, fully covered by
inaugnuea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

South Bend. Ind, Aug. 26.--An empty
fr,me building and the factories of
the Habley. Freyer and Graham and
John j.. Hope company were destroyed
by fire this afternoon. Loss. $50, 1000,
insurance unknown. The flames did
slight damage to several other con
Germs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Chicago. Aug ~ ..',s,i|
man mechanics held : s ..slsl
ternoon to consider tls . ~ Il.
Ing in a body TO R ~, 3 y
c,simed work has *, ~
II was stated asain, y. n sssli
the men believed ih, .s'.,s. /, z
employment in csr Tisrl
especially fos them ~. = n d nliI
TIE leaders annoins,,ss IA %
me only step neoes s IN b y
Of the pullman eolnps /. -, n.
work was to seeuEs, sslrfsl'
from the foremen q XIX. w. Y Z
sinartments. A eoD'i \. ~. =, 2.
ID Cd to see that re- si''' - ~ Y
givsn. 4 resoiuiion ,iI.Tls
SEND s.n n commlttee g .. l
inta the scheme cals'.,.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

ssngers were nj, IA, |
Women Hsir.it and chilarrsss ' M 4,
f nenVFe "a. anyone had ~. y
4 bend i he q rJ sss q
ms, ms, 100 fas, Tor a. =. =. 4 !,
the track and Il Il le 'ae ,'}s Y
s turning ,.ls.. ecompisisly '' oss p1e
glass glass q The WINDOW Z , r. s f,
injuries. s'0V1 al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London, Aug, 2s.-A dispatch to the
Times from Vienna says that for the
week ending saturday there were 1is
cases OF cholera and 70 deaths from
the disease in Galicia IN Bukowlna,
sixteen new cases and fifteen deaths
We're reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

london. Aug 90 The admiralty has
issued further orders to the non-eom-
misaoned officers belonging to the
naval reserve In regard 10 service with
foreign nowcrs. The order is intended
to prevent the officers referred to from
entering either the Chinese or japanese
service
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Brussels, Aug. 2G.--pc FuissauN, a
socialist who some time ago WAS en-
tonced to term OF Imprisonment
though no was not present at the trial,
was arrested today as he was catering
Relrium from Franco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Chicago, AUG 25,-Wulom Gardner
OF the Columbia wheeimon today In
the annual road race OF the club. low
cred the tcp-milc road record 10 90 ~,
Tho previous record was 27:li 40. Sew
erol other riders also beat the latter
Tina
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London. Aug, 2G.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from bucharest says that
cholera S. rapidly spreading IN Bees
sarabln. The sanitary council demands
that the whole line along the Pruth be
oordoned by the military
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London. Aug. 2G.-The Paris corre-
spondent of the Times mentions that
uncunhrmed rumors are current TO the
effect that the Comte de Paris Is dying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Paris. Aug, 20 sAndr.os, Of ververla
nelgium. hnitsSd e,st in tho bicycle
race from this city % Dlnant, Belgium.
Walter was second.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

London, Aue ~. --GecrFe Rarrett,
comedian, brother OF Wilson Barrett.
Is dead
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Galveston, TeS., Aug. 26--Arrlved.
Norwegian. $. s. wolhayen. Havana,
3 S. I.eona. New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Sometimes" said Uncle Chen. ''yoh
knin't intiahly tius' er man dat keeps
tuiNin bout dc beauty OBJ honesty.
HIT soun's too much ca ef he wus
aargyln' wiz Observation-Disclosures
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-27

Ahllene rex, Aug, a6,--Malone and
Wright ginpefs. turned QUO the iirst
bale OF cotton last night, 1t waa tqlsed
BY MI Realty OF this county and viii
Ne sold tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
AN onD SOLDIER
Cut Down IIy "a Train on tho baltimore 4
ohio, Near Grafton, W. Va
,,-.y.I F,I...,I.Lr .. IL. E,,.I,,,s.z,,


Cut DoWn IIy Train on tho baltimore 4
Ohio, Near Grafton, W. Va
SprLal DbrGieh to IL. IatdiWeacsr
GHArroS. W. Va, July So.-Au old
man wearing the cOlors OF tho union
soldier while walking eastward along
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, near
Irontown, was struck by the engine Of
train No. Al. running westward at a
high speed, hurled over tho bank and
Instantly killed. The noise made by
tho approaching trains warning whistle
was sufficient 10 give the victim time 10
get of tho track, but he either did not
hear or did not heed tho oncoming
train. The mangled remains werU
brought here, but nothing could DO
found to identify tho man. ne was
seen on the railroad platform At this
place some days ago. He then said
he belonged to u Michigan regiment,
had walked to this point from Indiana
aud was on his way TO Washington
10 ret pension. His language was
incoherent and he gave evidence
that he was not entirely rntioual
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31

tiyes. Mr. Dunlap took q very active
part 10 the recent efforts Of his road TO
operate during the big railway strike in
the west
Manager Charles Feinler, ofths Grand
Opera House, left on the early Bait.
more & Ohio train this morning for
New York, 70 book shows for tho com
ing season. He announces HE purpose
OF taking none but tho bost and
promises an unsurpassed season.
Mr.. H. Z. WaddelI, OF tho West Vir.
giuia Glass Company, will return to.
morrow from CambidRcboro. Pa. He
could not come in time Tor Mr. ". II.
Rsbiuson's funeral on account OF Mira
WaddoIl's bad huaIth. Nj. WaddGll
has gained fourteen pounds during his
stay there, aud he feels ike u new man.
The water Is very beneficial, aud is do.
ing Mrs. Waddell good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
LOCAL Rl,EyrrIGs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the CITY.

In. city.
TIE 8 and 9 inch mills at the Etua-
Standard resumed yesterday.
IT Is said that Stsubenville has de-
creased 1000 in population during the
past three years.
TIE Wheeling steel works, at Ben
wood, will resume work this morning,
alter long shut down.
BRrcK work on tho addition 10 the
Webster school building on south Eof
street haa been commenced.
TIE ladies OF ST. Luke's P. E. church
will give lawn fete aud CONCERT at the
parish house Thursday evening.
AN East Wheeling meat shop was
broken into ut an early hour yesterday
morning and several hams aud guam
tIty Of bacon stolen.
YEsrERDAY the temperature was near
" equal TO that OF Saturday aud sun
day, bat there was good breeze going,
and It seemed much cooler.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on real estate has been called for this
evening. TO attend 10 soms business
connected with tho Paxton fountain.
JonS D. MARsr, the well known gro
Ger OF the South Side, has sold his
place TO W. A. sonderman. who will
continue the business Us Sondernan &
Company.
In the police court yesterday Milt
McAIasters, up as u plain drunk, was
let 20 on promising To 20 10 work. Five
other we'll known cases. on tho same
charge, went TO the hill in default OF
fines.
NOTICE. is given elsewhere this morn
Ing OF the dissolution OF the hardware
firm OF Houston, Sliffe q Co.. MIR.
Houston retiring. Tho firm will be
succeeded by the Wheeling Hardware
Company.
A PICNIC and sommernachtfest is an.
nouuced by the butchere sons oil
Wheeling, to DO given at Mozart on
Wednesday, August Is. It 10 in tho
hands Of committeeman who will mako
It a success.
MRa MARY Cooley, Of tho South Side.
who died Of old age Saturday, was
buried yesterday at her old home in
Cameron. Services were held at 2 p. m.
at tho Church OF tho immaculate Con.
ception. South Side.
YESTERDAY the county commissioners
committee ON court house and jail met
and attended to the monthly routine
business. To-day the poor house and
farm committee will meet at the in
Urinary for the same purpose.
ANOTHER still alarm was received at
the Chemical engine house yesterday
afternoon. A lace curtain in Mrs.
Michael Brady's house. at 1850 Main
street, blow against spnll oil stove
used to heat irons. Mrs. Brady coolly
put out the blaze. or there would proba'
bly, have boon serious dre.
TIE watering trough out Caldwelps
Run, put up by subscriptions by tho
farmers, is likely to be sold by tho con.
tractors, as some OF the farmers who
subscribed to build the much needed
watering trough llave refused to pay
their subscriptions. and the contractor
declares II It is not paid for In few
days no will sell II at auction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
or interest to Mothers.

The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam,
Of NcKeespors, Pennsylvania, in tho
treatment OF diarrhGa in her children
will undoubtedly DO Of interest to many
mothers. She says: II spent several
weeks in Johnstown. Pa, after the great
flood, on account OF my husband being
employed there. We had several chill.
dren with us, two OF whom took tho
diarrhGa very badly. l got some Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhGa Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chapman.
II cured both OF them. knew OF soy.
eral other cases where it was equally
successful. Think it cannot be excclIed
aud checriully recommend'it"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31

Tho three Wheeling & Lake Eric pas
sengar coached TO be occupied by the
wheeling singing societies on their
trip TO the Toledo SengertOst today
we're switched to the passenger station
On Market street yesterday afternoon
and committees from the societies
spent the day in decorating the sides OF
the exterior and the interior Of the cars
The tirst coach will DO occupied by the
Beethoven society, and the committee
under the efficient leadership Of Dir.
w. II. Muegge, soon had the car one
mass Of cedar, flowers and hnEs. Each
aide Of the car has an immense sign the
full length: "Beethoven. OF Wheeling
w. Va" The Mozart people were not
behind their Beethoven brethren IN
artistic ability, even II their coacn u
located just behind the former, and "a
q remarkably short time their car was
hot rival Of the other In point oil
beauty. A..
iast OF the three, and the committee
men. who wore aided by the expert:
ence Of Mir. George Diotz, tho florist. did
wonderful things with cedar boughs,
flags aud flowers.
At Massinon tho Wheeling special
train will be met by two special
coaches, ono containing tho Masstl!on
society and the other having on board
the Canton singers, who are to be
accompanied by fine band OF forty.hye
pieces. Tho Opera House band Will
accompany the Arions Of this city, and
will occupy portion Of their coach.
Tho singers who will be active In the
snngerfest from Wheeling number
about ninety, about equally divided
between the three societies. Wheeling
will be one OF tho best represented
cities at tho big musical gathering, and
tho director in chief, PROT. Ring, OF
Cleveland, who was here two weeks ago,
has said that no depends moro on the
Wheeling singers than on any oil the
others. w
The special saengerfost train will leave
the Terminal station this morning
promptly at 9 o'clock and will 70
through Wlbuuub hkof9 0ASSps -
Ion, where the Caution and Massillon
singers cars will DO attached to the
train. Toledo will DO reached Ia the
afternoon, and the singers will take
part In tho concert in the evening. Ac-
companying tho Wheeling singers,
about 200 OF their friends will make the
pilgrimage to the Future Great OF
Ohio. All expect to have one OF the
most enjoyable times Of their expert
ences.
Professor Emil Ring arrived in the
city last evening, says the Toledo Com
Htercidl, and Is now at the Madison. He
excused himself from lengthy inter
view, us he was very tirod on account
OF his long.continued car riding. lie
stated, however. that his tour OF the
different societies in tho state. with
whom he has been rehearsing the com
positions which will be given this week,
has convinced him that the Central
Ohio Sengerbund has never been more
enthusiastic nor in better condition to
give series OF grand performances.
The different societies have !abored
long and diligently with thetr re-
hearsals, and their work promises to
exceed all that has been promised.