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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-16
Carli.le,. Nephew Is Free,

DR.. X. G. Mullinss, Of Lebo, Coffey
County, Kan, a nephew OF John g. Car
Isle, Secretary Of the Treasury. after u
two days trial, was acquitted OF the
charge Of numbering ]. w. Blake
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-16
Exiled to Afrlca,

Over 1000 political prisoners, II IL esti.
mated, have been sent to COutn, Africa,
since the beginning Of the Cuban revolu.
tim
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-16
To Invest el,OOI

To Invest $1,000, 900 In Beet Sugar.
Claus Spreckels announces he intends
to establish at different points throughout
California three new beet sugar factories.
He says he will invest a million dollars In
the beet sugar enterprise In California.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-16
Eart no make I'M Oreece.

A severe earthquake shock has been
experienced at Katuna, Greece. The IN.
habitants were panic-strickeu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-16
on for Atlanta.

Fifty car loads Of excursionists left
Chicago Thursday night for the Atlanta
fair. There were Mayor Swift and his
cabinet; Gov. Altgeld and staff; First
Regiment !. N. g.. and over 200 business
men.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
REPUBLICAN. PAPERS
Meets in California and
Appeals to Party.
Want the Next National Republican
Convention Held in San
Francisco.

San Francisco, Oct. 26.-The League OF
republican Newspapers of California met
here today and adopted aln appeal to the
party management to hold the next Re-
publican convention in San Francisco.
The appeal recites the fact that Califor-
MIA has been sGlghted for years by the
Easlt, which section does not know Cali
fornia, its resources, etc. Attention is
called to the fact THAT transportation ana
hotel accommodations are ample; that AL
necessary arrangements for holding the
convention will be made here; that the
trip to the Golden State could be made
by daegates and others at small expense.
1t Is guaranteed that the trip and visit
will be delightful and the we:i known
generosity of the people Of California wifi
assure both pleasure and profit to the Wis.,
itons, The appeal closes by saying:
Let the Republican party be first to
recognize that there is a Pacific coast ana
the people in this great country WIN re-
member their obligations to that party
In behalf of good politics, in behalf OF
higher patriotism. we urge the holding of
the next National Republican convention
In San Francisco"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
Annual Statements Made to
Oregon Commission.
INCREASE IN FRUIT SHIPMENTS
Figures Present Many Interesting
Features in Comparison
With 1894.

Portland, Oct. 26.-The annual report OF
the various railroad companies operating
in Oregon, furnished the state board OF
railroad commissioners shows not only
the entire bushes StIansacted during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1885, but pre-
sents also some interesting figures in
comparisons made with the business OF
1894
The freight traffic returns of the South
ern Pacific road SHOW a great increase in
shipments of fruit, livestock and hay,
giving evidence of a great diversity OF
farming in the Willamette Valley while
the shipment of grain products during the
two years over this route is about the
same.
There is a material increase of nearly
10000 tons in tine shipment of fruits, in
dlcating that the horticulturists of South
ern Oregon are beginning to receive some
returns for the outlay and labor expend-
ed in such a direction.
The statistics of the @. r. and N Co.
show q great increase in the transpor-
tation of grain and it's products, the in
cerased tonnage for 1895 being 100000 tons
over 1894. The proportion of expenses to
earnings in 1894, was 81 per cent, while in
the last fiscal year a reduction to rs ga
per cent shows the effect of closer and
more economical management of the ROAD.
on a1 the roadS there is a decided fall
ing off shown in passenger trlfic, brought
about likely by the financial condition OF
the country.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
BEING FOUND OUT
Is a Sin Which is Never For
given in England.
Mrs. Oscar Wilde Forever Gives Up
Her London Home = Innocent
Herself, but Must Suffer.

Aside from the overwhelming grief
Mrs. Oscar Wilde has suffered from the
DOWNFALL of her husband is added the
pain OF being forced into practical exile.
glimpse of her present life is given by
correspondent In the Chicago Inter
Ocean:
Yesterday took tea with a most
Charming and interesting Irish gentle-
woman, whose sympathy is as broad as
her culture She had just returned from
Switzerland, where she had been travel
ing with the poor. heart-broken wife OF
Oscar Wilde, woman famous for her
beauty to whom Robert Browning in
dlted the famous dedication, "A Poet to
O Poem and In whose drawing room, but
one short year ago, might have been seen
the genius and fashion and culture OF
the best London society.
"As we sat chatting over our tea cups
my attention was attracted by The
Trained photograph of a beautiful young
woman, holding upon her knees a child
as beautiful as herself. His chubby
arms were loosely twined about her
neck and his cheek was pressed against
hers 1t was a photograph OF Mrs,
Wide taken five years ago. She sent
copy Of 1t to Oliver Wendell Holmes,
who was one OF her warm and admirlng
frlendts and he wrote back in lds play
tut and characteristic letter OF acknowd- |
edgement: Promise me that you Will
never elhow this picture to any man un-
der TO-
"Of the anguish which the poor
wronged creature has suffered ehall not
write, for the sorrow OF a broken heart
Is too sacred a thing to be given over TO
public comment Sufflce 1t to say that
aier husbands conviction, the safe of her
home. the stripping and scattering OF it's
treasures all came, an avalanche OF ruin.
within one week. To an American. ac-
cusbomed to the greater justice and lb-
erabty of our courts toward women, II
fish law was framed by men for the ad-
vantage Of men.
''They are now with their mother. to
whom they are devoted:y attached. She I
Is not as has been said, living under an
assumed name. burt will resume her
maiden name when the decree OF divorce {
Is granted, which win be soon. Her
ample private fortune wili enable her TO /
re-egtablish O home somewhere; but II Il {
viii never be In London, which she has Z
Iuibted forever. For, while efle etiil has s
'aibhfT friends here, stk1 the Eng.dsh
avoidance OF those who have suffered I
Nsgrace. not only through their own evl I
leeds, but through the guilt of Others,
. much more marked, immediate and {
astin2 than II ever Is with us. No q
where In the eo-called civilized word isl 1
he sin not OF actual offense, but nf be-
ng found out, 90 ruth,essly punished
Whether Il be bosom friend Of the {
'rince OF Wales or of the obscure no. {
'ody, There 70 no gTadation Of penalty"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27

Corvallis on Sunday, says the Gazette.
was cigar.ess and drlnkless. Aside from
the hotels and two restaurants, news
depot was the only place open for busI-
ness, and the latter sold only Sunday
Oregonians The deputy prosecuting at
torhey' >. II. Wilson, insists upon n rigid
observance of the Sunday law and last
week two business houses paid fines for
Keeping open. The saloons have been
CLOSED Sundays for several months, under
the direction of Sheriff Osburn, but Mr..
wilson says all Jaws will be enforced
and nobody WEI be exempt 1t Is UNDER
stood he considers card and billiard
paying for drinks or cigars violation
or tne gambling law, and that persons so
indutging wild be prosecuted. The busI-
ness men are somewhat wrathy, but
claim that they VIII uphold all enforce
ment OF the law. II other cities in the
Judicial district are similarly treated
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THE Artistic TRIO.

This company has made a reputation en-
tirely on Its merits and never failed to
give satisfaction. Its members have had
the distinction of appearing at the Worlds
Fair.
Miss McAIanis 10 the only whistler who
can whistle as well inhaling as enhallng.
BY this method she does not stop to take
breath. Her work is strictly accurate
and her selections cognpgss the popular
ballads and the most classical composi-
tions She has a range of 31s octaves.
Miss May is an excellent reader-.we
doubt she has her equal In the United
States. She wears the gold medal OF the
Detroit Training School OF E,ocution, and
~ equally good in bhe humorous or highly
dramatic. Her pantomtmes in costume
are strong features of this company
Miss Julia Phelps, the harptst and plan-
list, has been to the coast three times.
She is the composer of "a number of pieces
for the harp, Of wthich Instrument she has
been life student. and 1t is not saying
too much of Miss Phelps to say that she
Is a great master Of this instrument.
Tickets on sale at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, at the Novelty Store. Single
reserved seats, so cents. Gallery, 25 cents.
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NEW YORK BANKS.
Statement of Finances for the Wee
Ended october 25.

New York, Oct 26.-Tne Financier saws
this week:
There were no changes of importance in
the statement made by the Associated
Banks of New York. for the week ending
October 26, the principal features being
a continued decrease in loans and an in,
increase of 81, ,291, 800 in specie The loans
Cf The New York City baaks at the close
of the current week stood practically at
sGle same figure as reported on June /.
Orders were received by several foreign
houses to take large sums of money ag-
gregNting several milton dollars on time,
but as the rate demanded was too high.
the funds were employed on call loans
creating a temporary weakness in the
market.
Deposits for the past week shoT a fall
ing off of $1270,0OO and the effect CT the
weeks operation has been to increase the
reserve to $1,SO9,5S5.
The statement as whole is not encour-
aging, and reflects on the conditions which
appear rather narrow The bankers cam
not believe that bhe helvy movement OF
money is over and "a higher rate is looked
Tor Within the next month.
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MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.

Louisville, Oct. 26.-The wholesale dry
goods firm OF Bambergsr, Bolom & Co.
made an assignment late tlhis afternoon.
The liabilities are Sl,2OO,OOO and the assets
about the same.
AT the slme time the individual mem
oers Of 'ohe firm, Levy Bamberger, Of New
YORK, Julius Bamberger, and Leo Bloom.
OF tnls city, made assignments Of an their
property for the benefit of tlhefr crad5tors
In 1883 the FIRMS store was deertroven
by fire. Their business interrupted. ana
tnere was long, vexations and costly lit.
lgation. Then came the bad years OF
1892 1893, and 1894, and the strain was
too great for the resources OF the firm,
and today the assignment came. Bamber.
ger, Bsoom &Co. have been known as
scarcely without rival wegt Of the Al
legfhanies. The firm has a branch cyouse
In New York. The business was eelbab-
liscied in 1852
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STILL AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs, Ark. Oct 2s.-Corbett is
sta here and declares he will be ready
TO meet Fitzsimmons. 1t Is reported THAT
timber has been ordsre.i and tllat carpen-
tiers are at work on the arena at Wash.
inston Park, but investigation diseloses
no evidence OF preparation for the faint.
II anybody here has received a commu-
nication from Corpus Christi the fact was
not made public
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THE QuApRA ON A REEF.

Victoria, B. C., Oct. 2s.-The Dominion
iisSrpouse tender Qua1ra Is on the resi-
AZ ora.lan Island, a small isle in the Dis
covsry group. II the weather remains
sni9d she viii probi85ly be floated unin-
JlfTcd. but II a blow comes cine win likeev
pound 70 pieces. She is 50 firmly wedged
on poe rocks thar the tugs cannot move
her even at high tide. She was built on
,,ne v1e oody Niyde hve years ago ana valued al
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
IN sPoRrING CIRCLES.
Notes of the Day Local and Abroad by
Sunshine"


The A. F. C. Juveniles enjoy theii
Saturday morning at the gymnasium ant
a number are showing signs of becomint
record breakers In few years.
The boys are very much in love win
pole vaulting during this fine weather anx
wuuh a Few weeks more practice VIII
come ciose to the NJ. A. A. G. champions
Robert Gibson, one of the A. II. q
directors, and an all round athlete epen,
the greater part of THE past wesk at Port.
land
Some evil-miDded people spread the re.
port winch gained circulation rapidly that
three OF the actors In the Private Sec
retary had quit alhe company and 1ofned
the Pauline Han combination, but such
is not the case.
D. ID. Murray, the famous hllf-back OF
0ne lJwaco foothaE team, was present at
the rehearsal OF the Private Secretary
en- "Wednesday night, and speaks In glow
Ing terms OF the play and the company.
Mr Murray being an excellent actor, fila
cisdcism 10 very faltterlng to the ladies
and gentlemen taking pant.
Mr.. Tlmson viii give a number Of flash
light exhibitions on comemrcial street
next Wednegday evening providing the
evening Is favornbfe. As II will be free
no one ff1ouM miss the opportunity OF
seeing Eomethlng very novel.
II. Weeks is "out OF slght" as the "Pri-
vate Secretary" and r. believed to be
b1e equa. OF any professional in that
Character. He Is ably supported by Mr..
Alfred Tee as the "oed man"
VIII Ta-.ant went to Portland Friday
to witness the football game between
Tacoma and uhe p. A. A. c.
The coastins bicycle Is aid the rage
where tisey have had sufficient ice tbs
year and TIE riders Claim the sport Oar
af1ead OF any other class OF coastine. |
The apparatus can be placed on any bley- |
5e. 80 no doubt thu A. r. c. riders win |
% wishing for snow and lots Of II.
The Tacoma afanlstes are very snlidaieSas-
over the running Of Qa1chenbush, ana
1ry d,ink he VIII certainly defeat Tai |
aE. fcr the mi.e when they meet nent
season. but tRIe man who defeats the local
iavortte win have 10 90 better than l:sO. !
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ApDITIoNAL oFrTcERs.

ST. Pau. Oct. 26-Recelvers McHenrv
and Bigelow, of the Northern Pacific. to,
day appointed G. w. Bum to be their
general counsel.
Increase of business HAS necessltatea
ene relieving Of Assistant Manager Pearce
of the work of general purchasing agent,
the latter office being abolished. f. G,
Prest. has been appointed purchasing
agent to act from November /.
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LIEUT. .eovERNoR AppoINrEp.

Sacramento. Oct. 25.-w. f. letter, who
was defeated for lieutenant governor on
the Democratic ticket last election. was
today Oworn In TO succeed the late Lieut.
Governor MElard. It Is understood the
ris1t OF Governor Budd to appoint Jeter
VIII be tested IN the courts.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
CALIFORNIA is awake.
Working Hard for the National Conven.
tion.

San Francisco, Oct. 26,-Ilhe California
Press Association today passed a reso-
sutton asking the members of the Ma
tional Editorial Association to urge the
members OF the Republican National Com
mSttee to vote for San Francisco as the
place for holding the national conven-
tion of 1896
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27

The Herald has repeatedly urged the
necessity of opening to settlement at
beast a generous strip OF the Cascade re-
serve along the line Of the o. c. & 70.
fSaEGtoad. II Is now learned from the
Salem Statesman that State Land Agent
Davenport, accompanied by w. w. Hen
burn, will start early this week for the
Santiam country above Min City ana
Gates. for the purpose of making some
selections OF state lands. also Tor ahe
purpose OF gathering data to present TO
the department at Washington to influ-
ence the opening for settlement of a
portion OF the Cascade Reserve" along
the line OF The Oregon Central G. Eastern
railroad. 1t Is likely monster petition
wSll be signed on both sides OF the mount
ain range demanding the opening OF a
wide strip for settlement, and more than
likely the final result viii be that the
wdrcce Cascade Reserve" as at present
outlined. may be restored 10 the public
domain, this action to be followed BY
Uhe establishment of two government
resefwes more In dne with reason ana
common sense, as indicated By Senator
mitchell in the letter quoted btoow.
Mr.. Davenport recently wrote TO Senator
Mitchell on the subject and ls now IN
receipt OF letter from him. OF which the
following is a part: In my opinion d
large body OF tand on either side Of fhe
Oregon Centrad & Eastern railroad ought
10 be thrown open. / never favored me
establishment OF this reservation n ia
present form. l did favor a reservation
lalping In Mount Hood and a reasonable
amount OF .and surrounding II. but do
not think wide owath thrOuzh faa
reservation should be cut out and thrown
'pcn TO settlement. mineral Operations.
'tc.. as above stated hope Won mlli
ret up a good petition on the subject.n
I viii now be In order for those inter-
ssied to circuiate petitions and nave
iaem r,gned and forwarded to WASH
nsiton to be presented by Senator Nit
,neh when NE returns to Congressional
iuties the beginning Of December --Ai-
ANY HerafH
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AMERICAN FRUITS.

Exhibited Very Successfully in Gern-ny.
Berlin, Oct 26.-The exposition CT Cali
fornia fruit products, which closed We'd
nesday, has been commercially very sue
eeHaful and similar but larger exhibit
tlon of American fruit produc:s has been
arranged for next spring at Berlin and
London. Director JoIhaunssn starts this
week for California in ori7- to perfect
for these Slows.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
WILL SOON KNOW HIS FATE.
The Closing Argument VIII Be Made
Wednesday.

San Francisco, Oct. 26,-Tne Durrant
case Is nearing it's close and will probably
go to the jury next Thursday or friday
ATTORNEY Dickinson viii probably com.
plete his argument Tuesday morning. and
If possible Eugene M. Deupu,ey will take
up the afternoon of THAT day with an
address to the jury.
District Attorney Barnes expects TO be.
gun MS argument on Wednesday morning
ana to complete 1t on that day. Judge
Murphy's charge wild be long and ex-
naustive, His honor has spent severan
Gays and nights working on 1t and THE
result will be the effort of his life.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
GOES OVER TEN DAYS.
American Loan and Trust Company VS..
Union Pacific.

Salt Lake, Oct. 26.-L1tigation between
the American Loan and Trust Co. and
The Union Pacific came up before Judge
Merritt again today. John A. Marshall.
counsel for the trust company, in the
proceedings for foreclosure of PLAINTIFFS
mortgage ON the Oregon Short Line ana
Utah Northern lines, in Utah, made
motion for decree of foreclosure on the
proceedings, The case went over for
ten days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
MARKET REPORTS.

New York, Oct. 26.-Hops, dull and weak
Liverpool, Oct. 26.-lWheat, spot, flrm
No. 2 red winter, IS 51sd No. 9 red spring,
STOCKS exhausted: No. l hard Manitoba,
5s Cd; No. California, IS Cd.
Hops-At London, Pacific Coast, Il 15s.
Portland, Oct. 26.-Wheat, unchanged,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27

and It VIII be a splendid race as the Ta-
coma man is the only mile runner thar
cam give Talant a race on even terms
Geo. f. Miller, Of PendNeton, a proma-
nent athlete, spent FrF1ay in Astoria.
MIR. Miller is pupdl of Prof. Christol
and popular salesman.
Don't forget to be on hand Wednesday
morning at the New York Novelty tSore
to secure your reserved seats for the
Private Secretary" as 1t will be crowd
ed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
NOW IT'S FOOTBALL.
The Season Opened with Many Games
Yesterday.

San Francisco, Oct. 26.-The football
a71son opened here this afternoon with
o match between teams from the Uniyer-
s!ty Of California and the Reliance Club.
Of Oakland. The university club won by
a score of to 0.
Tne Reliance club plays dhe Mu,tno. nah
Cub, at Portland next Saturday
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27

It's In town. rs the best:
won't burn nor rouganen the skin;
Won't yellow your clothes"
You VIE be agreeably surprised,
Sorry you didn't know # sooner.
Tomson's Soap Foam, large packages,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
TO BE A scoRcHER.

Berlin, ooct. 2G.-1he North German
Lloyd Steamship Company, at a meeting
last Tuesday, resolved to build an At
lantic liner which is to outdo in size.
speed and elegance anything afioat.
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distant, has been Completed and win be
opened in about ten days. The road wlR
give steamboat connection with trans
continental roads and bring closer to the
outside world rich mineral district.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
BooKMAKERs ARRESTED.

New York, Oct %.-Acting Insoector
Mccullough caused the arrest of seven
bookmakers at the Morrison Park race
track tOtdaY.
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RETURNS THE MONEY.


New York, Oct. 26.-PIil Dwyer today
turned over to Sheriff Butling, of Brook,
lyn, $3.50 which was part Of the Fnz-
stmmons-Corbett stake money, put up
for the fight by Fitzslmmons. Tho return
of the money was on an order by Judge
Beach, of this city. 10 satisfy a Judgment
OF the Metropolitan Printing Co., of New
York
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
IRREGULARITIES.
Discovered in His Books, and Keiclt
hoeffer Resigns

Washington, Oct. 26.-Francis ]. Keick,
hoeffer disbursing officer of the state de-
partment today rendered his resignation
and it is understood that it was accepted.
This action on Keicl1hoeffers part is the
result of an investigation into his ac-
counts, which has been in progress 70.
some time. 1t has been said that the in
vestigation has developed Irregularities
in the bookkeeping. Keickhoeffe- has helo
the Office for the past ten years. The
Place pays $2lOO "a year.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

sfa.tle, Oct. zs.-Tle Ka.lso ami SLOGAN
branch OF the Canadian Pacific Railross5
extending from Ka.so on Lake Kootena-
b. C.. southwesterly to Soean. % miles
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
PORTLAND WHIPS TACOMA.

Portland, Oct. 26.-The Portland Attn
Getic Club today defeated the Tacoma
Athletic Club by a score of 6 to 4.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
HARVARD WHIPS CORNELL.

Cambridge, Oct. 26--Harvard today de-
feated Cornell at FootbaH by a score OF
25 to 0.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27

The arst military order ever issued bv
General Grant is in the possession Of
Colonel Dawson, late quarlernaster Of
the mwenty-first Illinois,
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EARNINGS STATEMENT.
Northern Pacific Makes Considerable
Gain.

ST. Paul, Oct. 26.-The operations of the
Northern Pacific system for September,
1895, resulted as foEows Gross earnings,
S,3l2,4A; operating expenses, 81, 40, ,793;
leaving net earnings, $1,1n,4 AS COM
pared with the same month last year,
the gross earnings Show an increase OF
SlO9,O3l; operating expenses show de-
crease of 1854, and the net earnings
Chow an. increase of $l98,695.