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McAulifFe Bests CarrolI.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 81. - Jack
McAuliffe, the lightweight champion
pugilist of the world, and Jimmy Car
roll, his old-time rival, and three times
his antagonist in the ring for that
honor, met last night before st.
Georges club in ten-round bout to
forever settle the question of superior
ity. In all their previous battles Nc
Auliffe has been the victor, though
never without hard fight.
McAuliffe was given the decision on
points at the end of the tenth round.
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Electric Car Demolished.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Nov. 21.-At 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon south
bound Chicago Great Western passen-
ger train dashed int o an electric street
car at the Lawrence avenue and Spruce
street crossing. There were on the
car two motormen and two passengers,
the latter being a man and small boy
named Monahan. All but the lad
jumped from the car, which was re-
duced to kindiing wood. Young
Monahan received slight injuries.
Fireman Hays of the Western had his
leg broken and received internal in
iurieS.
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TWO WOMEN SLAIN.
MURDER OF MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER.
Son and Brother Suspected-women
Were Shot at Night in Their Own
Home Tragedy Occurred -Four Miles
North of Liberty, Mo.

LIBERTY, Mo-, Nov. 19.-When Will
lam Foley, son of Mrs. John Foley, an
aged widow who lived six miles north
of here, near Little Shoal church, re-
turned to his mothers house Tuesday
night at clock, after taking his sister
Amelia to the home of James Morrow,
he found that his mother and sister
Fannie, aged Sc, had been shot dead
while alone in the house and the place
had been partly robbed. In one of the
bed rooms were the bodies of the muir
dered mother and daughter, just as
discovered and not yet cold in death.
Both were robed in night clothes, which
were saturated with blood.
A survey of the surroundings clearly
showed that the murderer had entered
the lumber room of the house, secured
a shotgun and bootjack that were al
ways kept there, and returning to the
porch, had thrown the boot-jac
through one of the windows, with the
double purpose of making an opening
and arousing the women. When they
arose he had unquestionably fired a
shot which passed through the lower
wounded her daughter in the back and
cut through the bed clothes, striking
the wall. The supposition is that the
women then fled to the adjoining room
and that the murderer broke through
the door from tho porch and followed
them, and then shot the daughter in
the right side as she hung to the foot
of the bed.
&,.in to1 hol infn ho
girls side, the murderer is supposed to
have turned and fred the remaining
four chambers of his revolver into the
mothers body, two of the bullets hav-
ing been found and the other two be-
ing accounted for by flesh wounds dis
covered in the examination of the
corpse.
About $50 was taken from the foot
of the bed upon which the women had
been sleeping. The dresser drawers
in the room where the bodies were
found had been ransacked, but small
cotton bag containing quite sum of
money was overlooked by the mur-
derer, while a gold watch in another
drawer had not been touched. A
horse belonging on the place was
found some distance from the house
and the supposition is that the MUIR
derer had used it in escaping.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Nov. 21.-The jury inn
paneled by Coroner Sewer to investi-
gate the shooting of Mrs. Bette Foley
and her daughter, Fannie, Tuesday
evening, resumed its labors yesterday
morning and ten witnesses gave testi-
mony during the day. The testimony
was not such as William Foley, son
e
have desired it to be, for witnesses who
are his close friends, when under oath,
told facts that materially contradict
his story regarding the time he was at
various points on the night of the mur-
der. The testimony is considered of
vast Importance, and when supple
mented by what is expected to-day
may form complete chain of evidence
| against him.
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WALLER YOUNG DEAD.

Political Ally of Ex-Governor Wood
son Follows the Latter Shortly.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 17.-Waller
Young died this afternoon after long
illness, following by no great inter
val Ex-Governor Woodson, for
whose nomination he was largely
responsible, whose private secretary
he was, and with whose political for
tunes his own had been intimately
associated. He had been conspicuous
in Buchanan county affairs many years
and was unusually popular. He pre-
ceded Congressman-elect Cochran in
the state senate. One of his last pub
lie acts was to preside over the recent
Excelsior Springs barbecue
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FRANK ARBUCKLE DEAD.
Chairman of the Colorado Democratic
Committee Dies Suddenly.

Chairman of the Colorado Democratic
Committee Dies Suddenly.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.--Frank P. Ar
buckle, one of the most noted men of
Colorado, chairman of the Democratic
state committee and a leading business
man of Denver, was found dying in an
obscure place on vacant lot just off
the sidewalk, in a lot of weeds, on the
west side of Eighth avenue, between
One Hundred and Fifty-second and
One Hundred and Fifty-third streets,
at 2:45 yesterday morning, and died
in the patrol wagon on the way to a
station house, without regaining con-
sciouSnesS.
1t was thought at first that Arbuckle
had been garroted, robbed and mur-
dered, but an autopsy revealed that he
died of heart disease
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Wages of pullman's Employees Cut.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10. = The Pullman
Palace Car company has reduced the
wages of the employees in the big shops
at Pullman ILL.,, fifteen per cent. This
not only applies to the few men who
were employed regularly, but to all
those who were laid off until the elec-
tion should be over, and who are now
being gradually re-employed. In ad-
dition, it is said each re-employed
workman must contract to live in the
town of Pullman and pay rent to the
cOmpanU
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Not a Victim of Foul PLAY.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2I.-Dr. C. d.
Adams of Parnell, Mo-, who myster-
iously disappeared from st. Joseph
while visiting here last February,
leaving his bride, was not the victim
of foul play, as many people supposed.
Dr. Adams was located at st. Paul,
Madison county, Ark, a short time
ago, but he suddenly left that place
and just at this time his whereabouts
are not definitely known.
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Mystery Is Being Solved.

NEW YORK, Nov. ;.-Yesterday's de-
v.lopments strengthens the police In
the belief that Frank p. Arbuclxle Of
Colorado, whose dead body was found
in a vacant lot near the end of the L
railroad, was drugged and robbed.
The supposition is that he wandered
about in a dazed condition until he
fell where his BODY was found.
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Mis-, Bauer Held for Ransom.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 21.-The rela-
tives of Miss Pauline Bauer, the young
woman who mysteriously disappeared
from her home a week ago, now be-
lieve that she is not dead, but instead
that she is confined in some secluded
room by an unknown man, who hopes
to exact a reward from them.
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Resigns After Sixteen Year

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 21.-A. NJ. F.
Randolph yesterday resigned his po-
sition as Supreme court reporter and
the court elected T. E. Dewy of Abb
lene to be his successor. Mr.. Randolph
held the position sixteen years. He
will engage in other business.
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The VotA I'm Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 21.-Fol-
lowing are the official Indiana election
results: Democrats and Peoples, 305,-
425: Republican, 1928; Prohibition,
3,O56; Gold Standard, 2,146. National,
5,26s; Socialist-Labor. 323; McKinley's
plurality, 1s, ,4O3: McKinley's majority,
9,6IO. Total vote cast, 637,046.
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south Dakota. Still I'm Doubt.

YANKToN, s. D., Nov. 21.-The vote
in this state is only complete on con-
gressmen. The totals are: Republi-
cans, 49, ,7sO; Populists, 4O,9s9. Several
contests are in progress, and these
may change the result. Of the Repub-
Gcan state ticket, the lieutenant gov
ernor. secretary of state, treasurer,
commissioner of public lands, auditor
and superintendent of schools are
elected. The governor is in doubt.
The official canvass will be made De-
cember q
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A FATAL INITIATION.

Chairman Curry of the Iowa Democratic
Committee Killed by Carelessness.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 19.-Edward
w. Curry, chairman of the Democratic
state committee, died at the Savoy
house to-day of blood poisoning, as the
result of initiation into the Elks lodge
here few weeks ago. He was seated
in ali electric chair and badly burned
before those operating it realized what
they were doing.
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j. G. johnson Honored.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 19.-The Ma
tional Fraternal congress elected
the following officers to-day: j.
G. johnson, Peabody, Kan, presi-
dent; j. Shepard, Lawrence, Mass.
vice president; NJ. w. Sackett, Penn
sylvania, secretary and treasurer. Port
Huron, Mich, was decided on as the
next meeting place.
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The Money Came just Too Late.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 20.-Franz
Mayer, who year ago was sergeant
in the Austrian army, hanged himself
to the bedpost in his room and was
found dead to-day. He came from
Brooklyn, where he had relatives. Not
being able to obtain work he became
despondent and killed himself just be-
fore money asked for from the relatives
came
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Careless with His Revolver.

PITTsBUku, Kan, Nov. 2O.-while
twirling his revolver around his finger
Henry Stephenson, city marshal of
Frontenac, let the weapon fall to the
floor, the jar discharging it. The ball
penetrated Stephenson S abdomen from
the right side, severing an artery, from
which he died in less than an hour
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KEANE'S SUCCESSOR.


The Rev. DIR. 7. j. Conaty Appointed Rec
tor of the Catholic University.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. e1.-A Sun
special dispatch from Rome states that
the Rev. DIR. Thomas J. Conaty has
secured the papal appointment tc
the rectorship of the Catholic uni
versity at Washington to succeed
Bishop John J. Keane, who resigned
September 90. The Rev. DIR. Conaty is
rector of the Worcester, Mass, Sacred
Heart church and head of the Platts-
burg, n. Y, summer school of philos-
ophy. He is man of high intellect
and his activity has brought the school
into high esteem.
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OUTLAW SHOT DEAD.

United States Omcers In Close Pursuit.
of Bold Arizona Desperadoes.
SEPAR, N. NJ, Nov 81. Deputy
United States Marshal McGlinchy has
had fight with Black Jacks bandits,
killing the notorious Bob Hayes and
wounding George Musgrove, alias jeff
Davis, who escaped. None of the
posse were injured. Pursuit is being
kept up with renewed vigor.
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r. P. GILES DEAD.
The Missouri Congressman-E Elect Passes
AWAY After an Operation.

Away After an Operation.
SHELBINA, Mo-, Nov. 18.-R. P. Giles,
Congressman-elect for the First Mis-
souri, district, died at his home here
yesterday as the result of surgical
operation.
Mr.. Giles was unable to take part in
his campaign on account of an illness
contracted few days after his nomin-
alton and had not been far from home
since, but nothing very serious was
thought to be the matter until few
days ago, when an abscess was found
to have formed on his right side,
caused by perforation of the boweIs.
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Burglar Shot and Killed.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, Nov. 19.-An un-
known man, supposed to be David Car
son, of Burlington Junction or Tren-
ton, Mo-, was shot and instantly killed
last night while in the act of robbing
the store of Hill & Akeman at Mid
way, a small country town six miles
west of this place. The dead man had
two companions, who escaped.
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THE FIVE TRIBES OFFER.


The Allotment Proposition Submitted
to the Dawes Commission.
VINITA, /. T., Nov. 21.-The Indians
of all the five tribes have entered into
a joint agreement to offer to surrender
their tribal autonomy for $500 per
capita, to be paid by the United States
to them Immediately. This amount in
the aggregate would reach nearly S40,
900, 900 and would make the Indians
the richest community on the conti-
nent. The fullbloods in the interior
of the Indian country are still violent
ly opposed to any changes whatever in
the present form of government.
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Intimate Friend of Lincoln Dead.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Henry Asbury,
an intimate personal and political
friend of Abraham Lincoln, and the
man who framed for him the four
questions propounded to Stephen A.
Douglas at Freeport in the famous de-
bate of 1858, is dead. He was SO years
old. Mr.. Asbury for many years had
been suffering from disease of the
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DE. Jameson opcrated ON.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-Dr, Jameson. the
leader in the raid into the Transvaal,
underwent an operation in Holloway
Jail last evening. and at one time dur
ing the night his condition was grave.
Efforts to secure his pardon and that
of his fellow prisoners have been
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Hebrews Indignant.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 21-The
Hebrews of this city are indignant
over the language in President Cleve-
lands Thanksgiving proclamation,
exception being taken to the words
''asking a continuance of heavenly
favors through the mediation of Him
who taught US how to pray"
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UNITED BY PRUssIc ACID.

q North Dakota Hotel.
VALLEY CITY, n. D., Nov. 21.-A
man and woman registered at the
hotel here yesterday as Thomas Owens
and wife, New Rockford. This morn
ing they were found fully dressed but
both dead, clasped in each others
arms. Prussic acid had been taken.
A note contained money for burial
and said: Though separated in life
we are one in death. Make no in
quiries as to u.s.
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Colonel Fielding Burnes Dead.

PLATTE CITY, Mo-, Nov. 19.-Colonel
Fielding Burnes of this city, one of the
pioneers of Northwest Missouri, died
here yesterday afternoon. He was an
elder brother of the late James \. and
Calvin f. Burnes of st. Joseph.
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MINERS DESPERATE.
Sympathy Strike of All Colorado Union
Men to BE Urged.

sympathy strike OF All Colorado Union
Men to BE Urged.
LEADvnLE, Col, Nov. 81. = The
statement that the governor has de-
cided to take summary measures to
suppress further violence here and to
bring the strike to an end has, it is
said, caused the officers of the local
union, with the backing of the West
ern Federation of Miners, to send en-
issaries to all other unions in the state
10 urge them to inaugurate at once
sympathetic strike, thus tying up all
the mines in the state.
1t is stated upon authority that the
mine managers of Montana have de-
cided upon making a reduction in
wages of so cents a day very soon,
and this is expected to precipitate a
strike by the largest miners union in
this country.
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M,..ourt Herds I'm Danger.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 21.-A special
from Hannibal, Mo-, says: Texas
fever has broken out among the cattle
at Oakwood, and number have al
ready died, while a greater number
are now affected with the disease.
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BERLIN, Nov. 2l.-Prince Otho Won
Stollberg-Wernigrode, died yesterday
evening at Wernigerode. He was born
in 1887, was head of the house Of
Stollberg- -Wernigerode, president of
the Prussian Diet and a general Of
Prussiau cavalry
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INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.

Justice Ritchie, Lawyer Moran and
Daniel Duffy Involved at St. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH, No., Nov. 20.-W illiam
Ritchie, justice of the peace, james
Moran, lawyer and ex-representative,
and Daniel Duffy, coal dealer, were in
dicted by the grand jury yesterday for
bribing witnesses in the criminal court
Other indictments were returned and
are believed to be against other law
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Corpus for spute.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 20.-Andrew j.
Spute, who is charged by the district
attorney with having murdered his
wife and five children by causing them
to drown, was released from Jail under
a writ of habeas corpus on IS 900 bond.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 9. --Jcc
Patchen made a trial for the State
record on the half mile track at
aolmesberg Driving park and covered
the distance in 3.o6s<, breaking the
State record of I'll
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Russia to Invade Asia Minor.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Daily Nails
Berlin correspondent reports that Rus
sia is mobilizing the Caucasus army
with the intention of invading Asia
Minor on the pretext that brigandage
makes the occupation of the country a
necessity
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ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 17.-Alexander
Stephens Clay of Cobb county, chair
man of the Democratic state executive
committee and ex-president of the
state senate, was nominated for United
States senator to succeed John B. Cor
don by the Democratic legislature eau
Gus. The nomination was made on the
thirty-firSt ballot
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Killed by FAILING ON a Lead Pencil.

11hIHSu " 1Vh1E8 On q 11S1t1 4 caLCffs
MAssnLoy, Ohio. Nov. 20.-A little
girl of Washington Mckinley of Spar
ia, ON her way to school Tuesday,
slipped and fell on lead pencil that
she had been carrying, the point PEN
etrating her heart and causing quick
death
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TWO NEW SENATORS.
Georgia and Alabama Democrats Re-
ward Veteran Leaders.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 21.-On the
first ballot in the Democratic caucus E.
w. Pettus was nominated for Senator
to succeed General Pugh. General
Pettus is "a years old. served in the
Confederate army, is a lawyer with q
large practice, was one of the dele
gates-at-large to the Chicago conven-
ton, and is an ardent silverite.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Sunday. December i1' la.s.
r,'-,tl1'ler Trains w.I run as follows.
iTs-,v DAILY except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.


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hereby certify that the above named
srecial commissioner has g-ven bond ana
security as required 10y Nv and said de-
c~ta JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Clerk Of Said Court.
i,eS1019.15172l o. 24.eL29H
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Northwest Systom-Cleve ana FItts'
~ - 80 burg Division.
Trains run daily except sunday as 1ol-
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ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia. L 5a1i-
r,ore and Washington, S:2J a. u'' ua-ly'
and 4:25 p. m, except MONEY 7.o5 % m.
Cumberland accommodation ''O' y H.
except Sunday. ,oto % m
daily. -,,do+ron 7.45 q. -.
and $40 p. m except SUNDAY Gnu '''- 30
nc att alton e express. 4:25 p. m, Monday only.
WHEELING AND FITTsBURG DIVI-
SION.
For Plttsburg. Washington. Halt'ano.5'
pbfiaeafrhia and New YORK. 400 a. H.
and $40 b. IN. daily.
Tor plttsbure. 7:1O a. n. daily.
Pitts5urg express. 80 >. H. except
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia. Ba!ti-
moro Washington and Iitt burg, lJ'iO a;
m daily. 1870 =. m, except oa'NIla anu
%, n. m. Sunday only. e..-.
Pitfshurg mail. 1000 q. ~ except SUM
day. and 700 y. m, daily.
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vy PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS.
TVlE8108gIValia I188..
TKAlNs aUN 81 CENTRAL iidE


Ticket Office az Pennsylvania station on
Mater ST. root Of Eleventh ST.. Wheel
fr,. at AfCLure House, Wheeling, and al
tie Pennsylvania station, Bridgeport
Southwest System-Fan-Handle Route.
sDany. Except Sunday.
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LINN bridgeport to ] Leave. Arrive.

r TOALINSON. Passenger as snt.
S,otio1 foot Eleventh and Water SITS.
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G0MMlSSlOEER'S SALE.
State of West Virginia, County Of Ohio
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia.
Anna E. Eidemlller and others,
William A. Wilson and others.
In Chancery.

W a.
In Chancery.
The undersigned special commissioner
hereby gives notice that pursuant 10 the
decree entered IN the above entitled cause
on the 9Th day of December, ~ ID. 1895. by
said court, he Will. on
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF FEB
RUAIY, y. ID. 1896
commencing at ~ o'clock a. m. sell az
nublfc auction TO the highest bidder. at
The north front door of the Court House
of Ohio county. West Virginia. iu The city
Of Wheeling the following described real
estate situate in the said city. county and
state that is 60 say. All OF The north half
of lot numbered ten 90 iu Jonathan Lane's
addition. hetV cen Main street and the
Kentucky Railroad Company. and 'front.'
Irr On the west side OF Main street be-
tween Fifth ana Sixth streets. being the
property known as the odd PANEL
Homestead
on this property there is n two story
frame dwelling house. and the real estate
is a most desirable piece Of property and
Well located.
money, and as much more thereof as the
uurchaser shall elect 10 pay, in cash on
ne dav of sale, and the residue OF the
purchase money payable ln Two equal IN
Sediments in one and TWO years respect
iyelv from the day of sale, with interest
from that day. the purchaser TO give his
notes for the deferred payments payable
to the order of said special commissioner.
and the title 10 the property sold 10 DE re-
fafued until payment i'm full of the pur-
chase money with interest which may
accrue thereon. 1..-.-
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GOING SOUTH.

GUINI NUItIII.
Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c.. L. C w. Depot in
Bridgeport.
Central