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Indictments Dismissed.

Especial to The HERALD
CHEYENNE, Wy, Sept. 24.-The in
dictment charging Captain Ray, of the
United States army, with intent to
steal. have been dismissed by the
court.
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CLEVELA D.
Said to Be Ready to DisavOw All
Third Term Aspirations.
Special to The Herald

Special TO The Herald.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-It is said
by a close friend of President Cleve-
land that when the latter visits the
Atlanta exposition, on October u, he
will in his address take advantage of
the opportunity to emphatically dis
avOw entertaining a third term ambi-
ton, and will declare his belief that no
man should be elected president for
third term.
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FINISHING
Touches ON.
Prosecution in the Durrant
Case Has Come to
a Close.
CORROBORATIyE TESTIMONY
GasfitterS Give a Direct Lie to
Durrant.

One Was in the Church Making Re-
No Escaping Gas-Was There
Again on the FOurth-TestimOny
of Fellow Students of Durrant-
The Blocks Under the Head.
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There is the generals brother, Colonel
Tones Collazo; there is Captain Soler
and Lieutenants Carlos Poez, and
Carlos Macia; Second Lieutenant Jorge
Serpa, while the last, though not the
least group, includes DR.. Amiga, Cap
tain Gabrielle O'Farrel and Captain
Cuspiere, of the French army, and
French chemist who proposes to do
something in the way Of dynamite
warfare which will be a surprise to
the Spaniards. With these are ESQ
determined men to fight to the last for
their country. But if the men are
picked so are the weapons which the
little schooner carries as part of her
cargo. The agents of the Cuban lead
ers in this country had the usual diff
ficulty in chartering a vessel. Various
excuses were offered. but none seemed
to thoroughly satisfy the owners un-
til it seemed as though the idea must
be given up. General Collazo, who was
in Tampa, Fla, made several trips
here to confer with the junta and then
the exertions to find a. suitable vessel
were redoubled.
AT last one was secured-where. or
of whom, being a secret which could
not be Wrung from those who shared
in it. A little steamer of about 700
tons it was, the best to be had. She
was cleared at a port which is also
kept secret, and. then, with only an
agent of the Cubans aboard, was
steamed away at her thirteen knot
gait to little seaport not far from
TAMPA
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Demonstrating Alien.

He said that on that occasion Allen
had read from the constitutions oil
southern states. and particularly from
that of Florida, to prove that the Dem
ocrats infringe upon the liberty of the
people and their right to choose their
servants. The speaker said he had in
vestigated this charge. He had called
upon David Evans. VINO had furnished
the constitutions of all the states re-
ferred to. He had searched them 10
find what authority there was for
Aliens statements. He then read from
the constitution of Florida, adopted in
1885 under Democratic rule, to show
that the officers mentioned by Allen
as appointed by the governor, We're
elected at the same time as the gov
ernor and held office for the same
length Of time.
1t did not take the audience long to
catch the point They started first to
applaud; then they stamped their feet;
then they whistled, and finally they
cheered. Wave upon wave of cheers
swept over the house. When it sub
sided Mr.. Rawlins raised his hand and
asked.
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two parties, but they had no time for
that.
Then Mr.. Rawlins came to the most
vital point in his speech. He referred
to an argument made in the same hall
by c. Z. Allen at the Republican rally
of the evening hefnra
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Arms in Plenty.

There. by piecemeal, her cargo was
placed in the hold. There were slowed
away 1900 rifles, 100000 rounds of
ammunition and 600 machetes. Besides
all this, each man had his personal
arms, and there was 400 pounds of
dynamite, with the material to manu-
facture death dealing bombs.
These are the inventions of the
chemist who came here with Captain
Cuspiere, who is said to be an expert.
The most unique bomb is the f1esha,
or arrow, which is to he fired from a
bow over the heads of the most for
ward of the enemy's ranks, which, ex-
ploding in the rear, creates consterna-
ton and havoc.
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Al states Represented.

A feature of Chairman F..nnerIys adj
dress which evoked special enthusiasm
was, his reference to Cuba. u am as
good citizen as any rla7, sail Mr.;
Finnerty, during his speech, but
would welcome the sight OF. one hundred
trality laws in behalf OF Cuba and
doubly would welcome the sight CT
50O.G00 armed Americans breaking the
neutrality laws w:tiE Enslani in behalf
of Ireland"
Mr.. F'innertv said the extinguishment
of the nationality Of Ireland by fraudu-
lent means adI placed the smaller ooun-
try at the mercy CT the larger. The at of
the union was passed by a sectariall as
true fervent Ir.shmen since the day Of
its birth. The various attempts of Irish
men to make the English government
listen to reason were recap.tulated by
the speaker, the first ana only one that
accomplished the desired result, being.
in his opinion, the Fen:an movement.
wv ere it not for Isaac Butt, Charles
Stewart Parnell and other leaders, the
Fenian movemeiA. had succeeded. When
of the English government were closed
to reason"
The speaker continued:
There are those who fear that we
may do something here against the laws
of the United States. Our loyalty to the
United States is shown in the stars and
stripes on our platform here hut our
loyalty is Il matter entirely independent
OF and seperate from neutrality laws.
tention to neutrality laws? Certainly not
in ireland, where her presence is a stand
ing memorial of her breach of the neu-
trality laws
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Dublin, Sent. 4.-Mayo men all with
YOU for Ireland. WILSON.
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CONTINUED on page 81
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delegate, Miss Fanny o'Grady OF Cri-
cago, came as delegate, but her sister,
also delegate, was not present.
One of the most interesting events OF
the day was the presentation at the door
of a certificate as Iclesdse to the con-
yention of the Fenian Brotherhood, held
January II, 1865, n Cincinnati, by Owen
insolvency. Mr.. McSweeney was not
elected to thee present convention, VT
owing to the fact that ne held IN his
hand a certificate of eligibility to the sec
ond annual convention Of the Fenian
brotherhood OF America, he was admit
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day of deliverance from English oppres-
son is at hand God speed your efforts
ID. p HACGERTY
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Paris, Sept. 24.-Irish colony of Paris
join new efforts Irish freedom.
Maid GAM.
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Ills; ST. Louis, Mo-. Charlestown, Mass:
Waterbury, Conn: Fall River. Mass.
Dayton. O.: Philadelphia Jaynesville.
Wis: New Haven. Conn, Chicopee. Mass.
San Francisco and many other cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-09
STOLE FOR TEN YEARS.
GENERAL SECRETARY NEW
BOLD'S SHORTAGE $4,000.
he HAS MADE A FULL CONFESSION.
He was General Secretrry of the Amer
lean Church Missionary society
Twenty SIX Years and Was Al
ways Implicitly Trusted by
Members rs--Had "a Large
aud Expensive Family.

NEW YORK, March s.-Georgei C.
White. chairman of the finance com
mittee of the American Church Mis-
sionary society has made the follow
ing statement: AT the January
meeting ! was made chairman of the
finance committee. A month ago !
put an expert AT work on the books.
There appeared to be several items
n regard to General Secretary New
h old's accounts which required eX-
PLANTATION. At the end of few days
Mr.. Newbold, finding the temperature
of the Office getting too hot for him,
sent his keys to the finance commit
tee and announced that he had sew
cred his connection with ,he society.
1t was afterward found that Mr.
Newbold had retained duplicate set
of keys, which ! took from him
The result of the expert account
ants examination showed that Mr.
Newbold had overdrawn from the
society the sum Of about Sl2, ZOO over
and above all that was due him for
salary. Furthermore. the cXamina-
tion shows that moneys received from
interest and other sources to the
amount of $1,000, he has failed to
credit on the books and the checks
for the same were not depoe. ed m
the society's bank account.
MIR. Newbold has confessed these
defalcations to four different mem
bers of the society and we also have
letter written by him confessing hi'
| crime and pleading on the score oI
/ past faithfulness for leniency ano
/ claiming that he was obliged t. use
| the money to support large and eN
| pensive family. lie lives in fine
place at Mont Clair, y. D.. the value
he saws, he estimates at 10000. h'
also keeps horses, carriages. COWS
etc.
"He was general secretary of tn
society for twenty-siN years and was
always impli city trusted by the
members. The expert accountant ma
asccrtained that certainly for tn
past ten years. and for how mucl
more we do not know, Newbold ha
been robbing the treasury of the so
oiety.'
Mr. White said that this statemer
was provoked by Newbold's atteml
To pose as martyr lie would no
say what steps would he taken by tn
society against Mr. Newbold, nc
would lac show the latters write
confession
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-09

Territory Of oklahoma, Logan county,
lu The District Court. .-.
John n. Coulter and W. d. Packer, vs.
William T.. Iivis.
Iac above named defendant, Will.
liam r.. Iiyis will take notice that he
has been sucd ia the district court of
logan county, terr' 'ory Of oklahoma,
boy John n. Coulter and w ID. Packer,
in an action TO recover S2G5. 90 and in
terc,t on the same at 10 per cent from
June Is, l~gi, and also to foreclose a
mortgage given to secure the payment
OF said sum, and the defendant is no.
tilted that he must appear and answer
the petition which has been filed in
said court, on or before the card dav
of March, 800, and that il he does not
so appear and answer, Judgment will
uc taken against him for S265.O0 with
interest at 10 per cent from June Is,
1884, and judgment foreclosing the
said mortgage and for costs of suit.
In witness whereof / have hcrcunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
said court this Sth day of February
| A. D. 1895. LOUIS T.. PlT1S.
Seal Clerk Of said court
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Before the trustees of townsite board
No 6, Guthrie, o. Il. Contest dock
ct No. el9. Lots No. l3, IA, 10, TO-
Il and Is, block No. 20, townsitc Of
West Guthrie, O. Il.
To John II Hyte, Hiram B. Pace,
David Swank, Thos. lis Butler and
Carey T. Wilhs;
You and each Of YOU are hereby no
titled that the above entitled cause, in
volviug the applications Of the parties
therein mentioned for decd To lots l3,
IA, -, lG, ~ and IL in block 20, in the
town Of West Guthrie, county OF Lo-
gan and Territory of Oklahoma, by
order of board No. Il of townsite trus-
tees, is set for hearing before said
board at its Office, located at Guthrie,
! O. T., on the 21th day of February
SOS, at o'clock a m. Of said day; and
! of all cuntinuances and postponments,
YOU and each Of you will take due
! notice without further service thereof.
! In witness whereof we, the mem
/ bcIs of said board, have hereunto sub
scribed our names this l2th day OF Feb
ruary. 1895.
j. B. O. Landrum, John T. Taylor,
j. +. Saunders, trustees Of townsite
board No. q.
Notice: Each claimant will be re
quired 10 deposite S3j with the dis
bursting agent TO defray expenses OF
the trial for one day.
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M seed Distrlbution.

WAsHINGTOV, March s.-Secretary
Morton says there will be no distri-
button OF seeds TO drought sufferers
i'm Oklahoma, Kansas and other
states although hoth houses adopted
an amendment to the sundry civil
bin appropriating $500, 00o for that
pur pose. According to Secretary Nor
ton Mr. Cleveland notified the con-
ference committee that he would
veto the bill if this provision re-
mained in it, and it was therefore sur
reptitiously stricken out, a thing
which the conferrees clearly had no
right 10 do, as both houses had agre ed
to il. but which was done neverthe-
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>non.. Irlntlna nntract.

TorEKA Kan. March s.-Edwin IL
Snow. 'he stat printer has begun
suitlu the district court against the
lluml 80 Printing company for SD
% . .... med TO b, due him The Ham
ttl rrinting company has been do
inc the state printing FOR SNOW under
contract by which SNOW says he
also says the printing company has
violated the contract AMI hr asks for
uu accounting for the appointment of
"a receiver and for AN injunction re-
,traiuing G. B. Hamilton or any Of his
associates from di~poong of the
plant OF the company, which Snow
says was paid for largely from the
pruut~ OF the state printing
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First published in Daily Leader
Jan. 81.
Notice.

In the district court OF the First judi
cial district OF Oklahoma Territory,
holding term at Guthrie, for Logan
county.
Paul V. Carlton, plaintif, VS. Lora o.
Carlton, defendant.
The above named defendant, Lora
o. Carlton, will take notice that she
has been sued in the district court of
Logan county, oklahoma Territory,
by Paul Y. Carlton in an action, the
object and purpose of which is TO OBJ
tain a divorce by the plaintiff from
the defendant, Lora o. Carlton, and
that she must appear and answer the
pet tion, which has been filed in said
court against her on or before Wednes-
dav, the 18th day Of March, 1888 and
| il she does not appear in answer to
said petition on or before said day, the
same will be taken as true and Judg-
ment be taken against her, dissolving
the bonds of matrimony between the
PLAINTIFF and defendant.
Witness my hand and the seal o.
lthis court, at my Office in Guthrie, IL
said county, this 2sth day of January
1898
seal LOUIS T. PITTS
ait wat Clerk of Said Court
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MISSOURI soLoNs.


The t-ous' top,idtri1r ppropriation'
for state iu.ututtont
JrrrU~rN Cn Mo. March The
entire afternoon session of the house
was devoted. iu committee of the
whole. To the consideration OF the
elccmosruary and penal institutions
bill The big fight was
made upon the item i'm the bill which
appropriated ~G0. coo for the building
of the new cell house ina the pen'tcu-
tIary made necessary by the con-
>tdutly Increasing number of con
yict- The item carried 10y large
majority after three hours debate.
All other appropriations recon-
meudcd iu the bin were approved.
Iatum offered an Hmendm mt TO
increase the appropriation for the
lunat.c asylum at Fulton so y
which was not agreed TO. llt Pc
three thousand dol ars stands for this
asylum. The asylum at ST. Joseph
was given $1,000 more than was re-
ported bv the committee. This makes
a total of SIS 500 This increase was
made to buy no acres of land needed
by the asylum.
TIA Democrats offered amendments
to incrcas. the appropriations for
each institution except for the ST.
Louis asylum but they did not pre-
vail
The house substitute sunday clos
| ing law passed by a narrow majority,
( receiving just scventy-ouc votes.
/ The bill provides that every dram
| shop Shall uc closed ON sundays and
/ holidays and from l2 o'clock at night
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

,.-.. ,II,,,. -
Lleu'ehanJ ""NgIuo' l''l'ea l',.,,..,.,'i y,
Michigan was n"'''I'"'-' u. 9"'VStI ,,..,I
congressman h"'l""' Oh ''e ''''"
oa'o''
some ""l"'l"''.H ol''C'Ii' ''a,r , - '
selling seeo' 'o lue aoll'e'S ,n"' S'e
intended Tor sr'tu'lo"a "'s'''""'.'"
Dl 'he government 81.
Thursday statement oI Ihs con
diuon OF the treasury Shows NNal',
uole cash n'lAnces 0l'-'''''''' Fo''
reserve '''''-' u,.
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rig ooai Mining suit

DENVER, Col, March "A coal
mining suit. involving between So
600. 900 and $40, 600 900 was filed in the
United States court by Bradford Allen,
Mrs. Annie c. Walsh, Mrs Maggie
Perkins. Mrs. Jennie f. Walsh and
" B. Walsh and Amelia Il. Walsh
nv their next friend, A. L. Perkins
AGAINST Delos A. Chappell, Morgan
Jones. Caldwell Ieaman, the Victor
coal and Coke company of Trinidad,
for one half interest in the capital
Stock of the Victor Coal and Coke
eOmpanV.
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BIG COAL STRIKE ON.

twenty Cne Thousand en- Out In the
PIttsburg District.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, March $. 1t is c~ti-
mated that the number of those who
are on strike in the Pittsburg dis
trict is over II 900 and that the mum.
Der employed at the mines where
there will be no strike is about 1900.
The men are determined to win, al
though each one will have to rely on
his own resources for sustenance dur
ing the suspension, as the organization
has not the funds to pay strike bene-
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CucAGo. March Prof Alex.
Graham Bell in lecture here on the
public instruction OF the deaf has
advanced the idea that deaf children
should be placed i'm classes in the pub
lie schools instead of secluded insti-
tut .ons II said that the chances are
that if the deaf are taught with other
children, many of them would speak,
though they could not hear.
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Surprised at spain's Action

WASHINGTON, March s. The an
nouncement through the press dis
patches OF the intended action OF the
spanish government in Mr. Williams,
case created great surprise IN Official
circles here. The consul general mas
the highest reputation for efficiency
i'm IA 5 duties, which are more onerous
than those of any other consular
most and moreover, he has always
been on the best of terms with the
Cuban officials during the many years
he has been at Havana.
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New YoHk March s.--John Owen
Bache. New York financial agen OF
the Union Central Life Insurance
company OF Cincinnati, has disap.
pearcd President pattison attributes
Mr. Rache', di,app to illness
Huchca private boN in the office safe
has NOT yet b,,n opened.
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NN>FArous Mimi. March : The
spring wheat miller, Of the United
States are in session here to-day with
% view to forming am organization
which shall rel eve them from the
miu0us competition they suffer from
tue. winter wheat miIlers The plan
I,ius. discussed looks to an agree
meut ID, to territory and control oi
the amount of the output
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IrrrrnepN CrrY Mo, March s.-The
senate has finally decided to take up
the question OF state exam nation of
banks and banking institutions, and
to-day the Marsh house biz providing
for it was reported with the recon-
m,uGatiou that it pass. The measure
i- O., be FASTENED and will probably
urt through if the session is pro-
luuocd beyond the seventy days.
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CuioN. CoLouHlA, March s-The
United state, War,hip Atlanta mas
sailed from this port for Bocas del
Toro. under orders from Washington.
1t {, reported that she intends to
overhaul schooner supposed to have
"a cargo of arms. Seven thousand ad-
ditioual government troops have been
sent 10 meet the rebels.
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CHARLES a. DANA INDICTED.
Editor OF tho Now York sun Must An-
.A,rr tho Charge OF Lhel.

Editor OF tho New York sun hhst Nh-
swer the Charge of libel
WASHINGTON March The grand
Jury of the supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia has returned an in
dicunent for criminal libel against
Charles A. Dana, editor and William
VI. Laifan, publisher of the New York
sun. IT is formidable document Of
many pages setting forth the mali
c'ous motives of Messrs. Dana and
LlfTan in criminaliy libeling Frank
T.. Noyes of Washington, proprietor
of the Evening star. and one of the
board of director7 and of the eNecu-
tive committee Of the Associated
Press. The Indictment j, the out
growth of the trouble, between the
United Press and Ass0ciatei Press.
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NrmNGrIErn Mo. March S.-Ernest
Fleming of an "Uncle Toms Cabin
company, met colorel belle of this
city and remained here. A colored
man named Fields also loved the
woman aud about noon to-day tried
TO kill the two. The girl escaped,
but Fleming received severe cut
over the heart
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o,n.n OF Mhite Ash Wine Disaster

DENVER, Col, March s.-rhe coro-
ner's jury has found that the gas eN-
nlos;on in the White Ash mine
February 23, which killed twenty
four men was due 20 lack of air one
mir shaft being obstructed by water.
Ileavv damage suits viii be instituted
AGAINST the company by relatives OF
tbe victims unless compromise is
l. Lfu.H 81
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4 Iicl,l. Mnn Commit. suicide.

CmcAGo. March s. Charles TeigS a
wcll-to-do house mover poisoned him
self last night because ~ coo judg-
mcnt i'm breach Of promise suit
against him had been awarded to
Mrs Matilda stewart who had
answered an advertisement and to
whom hc wa engage for time.
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sh hot His Father-in-Iaw.

SENECA, Mo, March s.-Ihe Seneca
Indian Territory tive
miles southwest of this city, was the
scene of a fatal shooting yesterday
in which Alex Zane, a citizen OF the
rsservation, about so years old, was
instantly killed by his son-in-law'
Jerrv Wallace. The difficulty arose
over the boundary lines of some land
owned by the contestants
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Territory ofOkIahoma, Logan County Ia
tAe District Court

of oklahoma, Logan County. Ia
the District Court.
Minnie Brady SIS. E H. Brady.
The ahaye.raugd defendant l.. f.
Brady, will take notice that he has
been sued iu tHe ID strict Court of Lo-
gan county. Territory of Oklahoma by
the plaintiff Minnie Brady In an action
FOR divorce. and that he must appear
and answer the petition which has
been fled IN said court on or before
the 9Th day of April, 1895, and that II
he does not appear and answer, said
petition win be taken as true, and /
| iudpmeuttak against him. aiyorcinl
ltLe plaintiff from him. and for alimo
ny and the costs Of the suit;
/ lSeall LOUIs r. PITTS,
/ Clerk of said Court.
| Rv l. j pITTg
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NEW YORK March The directors
Of the American sugar refinery have
declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of three per cent ON the common
stock
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Nlw4, I,nn, March s.-Three
.hu.1r,d aua !ea negroes from North
NJ ....- p., aul Eastern Arkansas
pa. .. through here this morning
bm.H a.y savannah, where they will
euI.t, saturday for Liberia.
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Service, every night and morning AT
l.Hn m aud 10 a. m this week up 70
FMay night Bishop Brooke VIII DO
the preaching. The sermons are on
,hc church catechism. All are re-
auested TO attend. II