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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION.
Speaker Byers of IOwa's Legislature
Resigns.

Des Moines, Ia, March IA decided
sensation was caused in the Iowa legisla-
ture this morning. when Representative
Lambert read portions of letter said to
have been sent over the state by a Build
ing and Loan Association making whole
sale charges of legislative corruption.
Speaker Byers demanded that the let
ter be read in its entirety.
Mr.. Lambert refused. saying that the
communication was confidential.
The speaker ordered the sergeant-at-
arms TO procure it, and II was read in
the House.
Speaker Byers then resigned and de-
manded thorough investigation of the
charges made against himself and other
members.
Many members offered resolutions de-
claring confidence in Mr.. Byers and pro-
testing against his resignation but he de-
clined to make what he termed a grand
stand play" and adhered TO his purpose.
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LOAN ASSOCIATION ATTACKED.
stockholders Charges CrooISedness
and Wants Receiver

Chicago, ILL.,. March 17.-Bessie A.
Woods, one Of the shareholders in the Pa
cihc Loan and Homestead Association.
has filed bill of error, asking for the ap-
pointment of receiver for the concern
which she alleges is in a hopeless state of
insolvency.
The bill also charges c. u. Rutts the
former secretary, with deception and
fraud, by the employment of which ne
has wrongly converted to his own private
use about $2S2, 900 of money belonging to
the association. The charges sweep in the
board Of directors in general as having
compounded Butts alleged felony.
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NOTICE.

Office Board of Police Commissioners
Corner South Broad and Habersham
Streets, Savannah, Ca, March 10, 1891
Bids are wanted by the Police Commits
sion for furnishing the Police Depart
ment with summer uniforms.
Specifications can be had by application
to the secretary, at the barracks.
All bids must be handed in by 2 D. m
Saturday, March 20, 1897.
The Board of Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids BY order
of the board. T. B. MASTERS.
Secretary.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

Headquarters Fire Department. Office
of Fire Chief, Savannah. Ga, March s.
1S97-Proposals for furnishing the Fire
Department with summer uniforms will
be received at the Office of the undersign-
ed until Friday, March 10, at y. m. All
bids must be made under seal and be ad-
dressed Board of Fire Commissioners. -
IBID for Uniforms" Specifications can
be had upon application at office Of Fire
Chief.
JOHN e. mcguire, Fire Chief.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

February of This Year shows an In.
crease over Last Year.
Washington. March 1.-THE total col
lections of internal revenue for the month
of February last were $lO729.016, an in
crease of A2,6S4 over February, 1896. The
collections from July l. 1896. to and includ-
ing February last were sos, 909Os5 against
SSsSsl,37O for the corresponding period OF
ls9J-96. an increase for the period ended
February last of $277l5.
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PROPOsALs wANTrD.

Savannah Ca. March u, 1S97.-sealed
proposals will be received at the Office of
the undersigned until noon Of March p.
for furnishing this department with an
iron stairs and landing on the east side
Of new fire station No. .. on the corner Of
Indian and West Broad streets The
foreman in charge Of the work on this
building will furnish bidders with all ne
cessary information.
JOHN Il. mcguire, Fire Chief.
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NEW COMPACT MANAGER.
E. Aubrey Young Succeeds w. A.
WitherspOOn In the Association.

Richmond, Va, March 17.-E. Aubrey
Young, for some years connected with the
London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance
Company, has been appointed compact
manager Of the Southeastern Tariff Assoc
citation 20 succeed w. A. Witherspoon, re-
signed
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ARBITRATION TREATY WINS.
The senate Committee 10 Report 1,
FavOrabIy.

Washington, March 1.-THE Senate COM
mittee on foreign relations to-day ordered
favorable report on the arbitration treaty
20 be made TO the Senate tomorrow, with
certain amendments. Chairman Davis
was instructed to push consideration OF
the convention with all possible speed.
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OSCAR 0EsPEDEs RELEASED.
Ae Was Captured in n Cuban Hospi-
tai in September.

Washington. March 7.-secretary Sher-
man has received a cablegram from Con-
sui General Lee dated late yesterday say
ing; oscar Cespedes, native of Key
West has been released from the cabanas
on condition that he leaves the island"
Oscar Cespedes is No 40 on the state
department list of Americans in prison.
and the following information regarding
his is in that list: Twenty years: native
of Key West; captured without arm in
an insurgent hospital near Zapata, about
Sept. 5. 1896; imprisoned at San Severlno
Iort' Matanzas; question OF competency
between military and civil jurisdiction de-
cided in favor Of military; case pending"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18

-Magdalen College. oxford, has refused
to accept tablet to Gibbon, the historian
who was a student there. Gibbon had a
very low opinion OF his college. and left
on record 100 years ago that life there
"stagnated in a round OF college business.
Tory politics, personal stores and private
scandal"
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SPECIFIC tax. 1907.

City Marshars Office, Savannah. Ga.
March IL, 97.-EXecutions have been
placed in my hands by c. S. Hardee CITY
Treasurer, against all persons liable for
specific tax under the tax ordinance for
the year 1897, who have failed to comply
with said ordinance.
All persons interested will call at this
office Immediately to satisfy said execu-
lions, otherwise l shall proceed against
them in accordance with law made and
provided for in such cases.
JOHN POWER, City Marshal.
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With inexperienced help and old 70.
cilities is a hardship.
We can relieve you of the heavy wor,.
by washing and starching your lapndrr'
you can do the rest. Our charges arc To-.
Best facilities in the world for wosh,.'
and ironing.
Sheets, Spreads, Table-cloths, Towel,
and Napkins.
Prices reasonable.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY Co
II Congress Street, West
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Having purchased from the receiver of the
James Douglass business all the stock on hand
OF stove repairs for the following we'll known
brands, viz: Othello, Royal Manhattan, Penn
Cook. Home, Boynton Heaters, Sunshine,
Pearl, Tenders, Crates etc. am prepared
to furnish any parts of said stoves and ranges
work
make speciality Of repair OF stoves and
heaters Of all kinds, and will furnish part and
repair for same, and my stock of castings for
the same includes almost every well known
brand sold in this market
For sale also Stove Pipes. Blowers, Ash
Pans, etc Estimates on plumbing, timing,
and job work solicited.
p. H. HERMAN,
ll6 Whitaker street
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Griffin. Ca, March III. T. Maniev's
friends here paid his fines this morning
for running blind tiger. ana he left
at once for Texas, to prevent further
prosecution.
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cbicngo'- POSTMASTER Re.,.D.

Chicago. ILL.,, March Naturalization
Hesing has resigned his postmastersnip
of Chicago. Three days ago he wrote ana
forwarded his resignation 20 President
Mckinley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18
SAW MILL IN FLAMES.
II. II. Seymour's Plant Near OcaIn
Burned 10 the Ground.

Burned to the Ground.
Ocala. Fla. March 1.-THE large saw
and crate manufacturing mill of b. II.
Seymour, two miles north of Ocala, on
the Plant system, was totally destroyed
by fire early this morning. The loss Is
estimated at 1880 to $1,000. Sparks from
a passing engine are supposed to have
started the fire. There is no insurance.
Charlie, the 12-year-od son of G. w.
Cleveland. while playing with some other
boys. at school, this afternoon fell and
broke his right arm.
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THE TIME TO BUILD
PROPOSALS WANTED.
is AT HAND.

City of Savannah, Office City Engineer.
March u. 1S97.-Proposals will be received
by W. z. Bailey, Esq, Clerk of Council.
until 70 m. Getty time) Thursday, March
IS 1897, for making repairs to the wharf
and tramways at the quarantine station
Long Island, Ga, in conformity to the
plan and specifications to be seen at the
City Engineers Office.
Bids must be sealed, endorsed with the
name of the applicant, and of the matter
to which they relate.
The city reserves the right to reject anv
or all bids.
w. ]. WYNN, City Engineer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18

Take Laxative Bromo Quinira Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
10 cure. SSc-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18

Constantinople, March 1.-THE reply of
the porte 10 the note which was presented
to the Turkish government by the powers
simultaneously with the presentation Of
the ultmatum of the European govern
ments to Greece, has been officially pub
lished. The porte admits the principle of
autonomy for Crete, but reserves discus
sion of the forms and details of such adj
ministration with the diplomatic repre-
sentatives Of the powers, these details to
be subordinate TO the withdrawal of the
Greek warships and troops from the is
land.
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MEETINGS.

MLLIINUS.
~~@-~O~O~O~1~~~-~~~~~~
SOLOMON'S LODGE NO. I, II. & A, Nj.
A regular communication of a
this Lodge will be held this CThurs- ~
daY evening a o'clock. w
The E. A. Degree will be conferred
Members of sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
GEORGE B. CLARKE, w. NJ
I. P. INVERSION. Secretary.
NOTICE.
All persons interested in the unendorsed
bonds of the Gainesville, jefferson and
Southern Railroad are requested to meet
at the Savannah Bank and Trust Com
pany at p. m. on Thursday the 18th.
JOSEPH D. WEED.
S. HERMAN.
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THE SITUATION IN CRETE.
Greece to Declare War Against Tur-
kew

Vienna March lit is asserted in Off
cial quarters here that Greece will declare
war against Turkey
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-18
SEE TO YOUR BEDS.

Now is the time every housekeep should
take particular notice of every bed in her
house and see that they are thoroughly
cleaned. BY the prompt use of our SHOW
KILLER, you will not be troubled again
during the whole spring and summer.
Large bottles, 25c.
JONES PHARMACY,
Bull Street and Perry Lane
We take periodical tickets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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LIQUOR LICEN SEES.

City Of Savannah, Office Clerk of Coun-
Gil, March r. 1897.-The following appli-
cations to retail liquor during the year
1897, were read at meeting of council
March, 1897. and referred to committee of
the whole. W. p. BAILEY,
Clerk of Council.
W. B. Brown, at 23S West Bryan street,
and John Bulcken, agent, at southeast cor
ner Henry and Montgomery streets for
permission to retail liquor for the year
1897.
Emanuel Grassie for permission to
transfer liquor license from southwest cor
ner East Broad and Congress streets, to
Louisville and Augusta roads.
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London. March IA dispatch from
Athens says the Greeks in Crete assert
that the Turks holding the Notifications
at Retimo have made a sortie into the
town and pillaged the houses of the in
habitants without the slightest opposition
on the part of the detachments of marines
from the warships of the powers
Canea, March 1.-THE admirals COM
manding the foreign warships in Cretan
waters have issued a proclamation, an
nouncing the conditions under which an
autonomous administration will be grant
ed to Crete.
The situation here is becoming more Sc
rious as each day passes, owing to the
presence of 10000 refugees, who are re-
ceiving rations from the government,
which will necessarily be stopped in a few
days. The condition of affairs at Retimo
is similar, and at Gambia the situation is
worse.
Six Turkish soldiers were killed and
twenty-five were wounded in the six hours
fighting which occurred yesterday outside
of Gambia.
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BEFORE PURCHASING

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DEARING & HULL
Sole Dealers for Savannah,
Drayton street.
LET Us HAVE YOUR CARPETS
To clean. disnfect and store for the sum-
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telligent and responsible service. Furni-
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eral drayage. Messenger boys on wheels.
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AND DELIVERY CO.,
Cor. Congress and Montgomery. Phone 2.
NOTICE.
Neither the master nor consignees of
the British steamship Fulwen will be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
crew OF said vessel.
J. Z. MINIS & CO.. consignees.
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Rome, March IA dispatch from
Canea to the Secolo says the Cretan in
surgents have declared they will reject
autonomy and offer all possible resistance
to the occupation of the island by the
powers. The dispatch also says that Col.
Vases, commanding the Greek army of
occupation, is about to move his camp to
the mountains of Sphakia, where he will
fortify himself so that his position will be
almost impregnable. He will not with
draw his troops from the island under
any circumstances
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JONES PHARMACY,
TO THE PUBLIC.

We take periodical tickets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01
Putting IL on Providence.

a ncwspapcr--a careful Boston news
paper-in telling the other day of the ad
dress OF woman missionary of long
experience in Turkey 10 "a Boston au-
dience represented her ms saying Of the
Armenian massacres that the victims.
being Christians, recognized that these
things could only cxist with the approval
of Glod, and that they were ready To ac-
copt the slaughtcrs as the result of the
divine will. =" lt is very possible that she
did not speak the presise words imputed
to her, but the doctrine they express is
familiar, and seems To the present lay
writer TO bc sufficiently erroneous and
misleading TO be worth a remonstrance.
The idea that the Armenian massacres
and oil horrors Of the sort, as well as the
plague In India, and famine, pestlencc,
and sudden death in all their manifesto
tions occur with the approval of God
is not only abhorrent To our sense of
divine goodness, but altogether unneces-
sary to our belief in omnipotence.
Is even the mere instinct of self-preser-
vation opposed To the will of Godg III we
suspect that there is sewer gas in our
houses, we do not bow To any supposed
will of God and try To be patient under
IL. We get the plumbers in and rip up
the promises and try to get it out. If we
get diphtheria germs in our throats we
don't kiss the rod. We call in the
doctor and try the latest serum. III we
fall into the water we thank God that we
have learned to swim What should we
do If kurds come TO knock us on the head
and carry off our womeng Would you tell
us TO kiss the rod, and that whatever
happened was with Gods approvaly oh
good but illogical, missionary You
would say to us: Fight fight! kill !
Die, if you must, but die hard. Since
whatever happens with God's approval,
see to it, If you can, that it happens with
your approval alsol" Perhaps you can Z
say that to the Armenians; possibly the
odds are too great, the conditions too des.
pcrato But at least, don't say that they
are massacred with Gods approval, nor
tell us that you have bid them perish
meckly. From 1.-The Point of View" in
the April Scribner's.
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THE FIRST BIG STEP.

With splendid unanimity the Republi-
cans In the House Of Representatives took
the first big step toward the revival Of the
business of the country and the supplying
Of a depleted national treasury by passing,
without dissenting vote the tariff bin
substantially as proposed by the Ways
and Means COMMITTEES OF which Mr.
Dingley of Maine is the chairman IN
this sane and patriotic duty the Rcpubli.
can strength received the acccssions Of
i've Democrats and one Populist who.
whatever their motive, u indeed IL was
based on anything else but tho same
sound sense and patriotism that moved
the Republican majority, are entitled 10
especial credit The vote stands, aycs.
205; nays, i22. The measure bears a pro-
vision by which II Is to 60 into effect No
once the action of the Senate confirming.
of course. Subject 60 such confirmation.
the duties imposed by the Dingloy tarin
begin today, displacing the Wilson
German schedules
The rumors OF dissatisfaction with fca.
lures Of the measure in the Republican
ranks and the threatened revolt ~ some
Of the Republican representatives, rumors
carefully nurscd and circulated. IL not
originally prompted. by the runnant of
the Mugwwnp press, proved 20 be without
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01
DEATH NOTICES.

BIJRRINGTON-In harrington, r. l., on
the 3lst ult, william Bradford burlington,
son of the late John G. and Abby Burning
ton, aged ~ years.
BANIGAN-In this city, at 9l Livingston
street on the 3Oth ult., John, son of John
and Margaret Banigan. aged months and
days.
CRONIN--In this city, on the 3lst ult, Ellen
Cronin, AGED 10 years.
Funeral Saturday morning, the 3d inst, at
$50 o'clock, from her late residence 500
Wickonden street Relatives and frieDds are
invited TO attend
GOODHALI.-At Narragansott Pier, 30th
ult. Lewis, son Of Isaac and Annie Good
Funeral Friday, 2d inst, from his grand
parents residence. Narragansett Pier. at l
p IN
KENYoN-At the Rhode Island Hospital,
Sarah A. Kenyon, daughter of the late
stephen Hoxie.
McGILL-In Paw.ucket the 90th ult., Bridget
widow of Patrick McGill, aged % years.
OWENS-In this city on the 3lst ult., at 1886
Livingston street. Edward r., lson of Ed
ward F.and Mary Il. Owens, aged months
and days.
RICHMOND--At Hone, 3lst ult., Oliver L.
Richmond, aged 10 years.
Funeral Friday, 2d inst. Mt II a. m., from
his hate residence. Relatives and friends are
invited 70 attend.
REYNOI DS--In East Greenwich, 3ist ut.,
Lydia Il. Reynolds, aged 10 years.
III, HARDSON-In Douglas. Mass, on the
31th ult., Mary -. wife OF Joseph a. Rich
ardson, and daughter of the late David
Holman.
Fuuerul Friday. 2d inst, at ~ o'clock a. m,
from her lato residence. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
STRATER-ln ttis city. JOth ult., Henry
Stratcr. Rgcd 63 wears.
Fi-ucrol IRON, bi. Into residence 81 Compress
avenue, Saturday. 81 inst, at q n. m. Rcla-
tiyes and friend, are invited TO attend with.
ont further notice.
Boston papers please copy.
sNOW--In this city, ON the Goth ult.,I saac
SNOW, aged - years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

Brads:roets remarks on the difference
OF sentiment in the matter OF antitrust
legislation in New York and Massachu-
sstts. For instance: No difficulty was
found In securing the passage ofithe anti
trust bills in the Assembly at Albany
this week. The first OF them is intended
20 prevent monopolcs i'm articscs or COM
noditics in common use, and providing
procedure 70 enable the attorney general
20 secure testimony i'm relation TO charges
Of restraint on trade and commerce.
A series of attempts 10 amend this act
failed. aud the bin was passed in It's origi-
nal form by an overwhelming majority,
only II votes being recorded against il.
The second bill, which aims To amend the
provisions OF the stock corporation laws
relative TO annual reports Of foreign cor
portions and the liabilities Of officers,
directors and stockholders Of foreign cor.
porations was also passed by a very large
majority. in MASSACHUSETTS,, on the other
hand, there seems to hc less disposition 10
Ieyislate on tho Ines followed In New
York. This Is shown by the fact that in
the House Of Representatives Of that COM
monwcalth an adverse report has been
made this week on number of bills pro
viding for the regulation N corporations
and imposing penalties upon attempts 70
control the price or output of commodi-
ties or b. rcstrnin trade therein.
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any foundation. On the other hand, five
stalwart Democrats broke and deiied the
party whip to join their Republican fell
lows in their splendid effort, a long pull,
"a strong pull and a pull altogether, TO set
the country on its feet so far rs II is pos
slblc for legislation to do it.
Twonty-onc, members of the "opposi-
ton" TO all other sections policies and
parties, Populists, Fusionists, anu Silver.
ties, refused TO vote at all. As dramatic
climax. Speaker Reed was called at his
own request and voted faye" on the bill
1t may well have been deemed by the big
man from Maine an occasion not 10 be lost
10 place ones name upon record of
honor such as comes but rarely in the
course OF even a very long Congressional
career.
The whole proceeding was inspiring.
what is more TO. the immediate purpose
il was a sound business operation mean
ing millions Of dollars TO the government
and millions upon millions 60 the bnsi-
ness interests and the people Of this coun-
thy.
1t only remains for the Senate 20 ex-
pcditc the day when tho signature of tho
Executive shall give the measure full
practical force.
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And now Colorado has abolished the
death penalty. Gradually, but surely, the
y orld is getting around to the Rhode
Island way of doing things, just as it has
already largely come TO Roger Williams
unique proposition of religious liberty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

The fourth regular meeting Of the
Rhode Island Iaundrymen's association
was held at Hotel Dorranco yesterday anu
took up the unfinished business from the
lns' meeting which comprised work ON
constitution and bylaws The meeting
ad iourncd to next Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

This is Prince Bismaroks birthday, too.
Hc is g. years OF age. Gladstone Of Eng
land has passed the eighty eighth milo
stone and is on tho whole rather the better
man for his years than Germany's grand
old man. 1t is reported, indeed, that the
former rides a bicycle.
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1t is reported that ex-President Glove
lands now home at Princeton is being
decorated 10y woman, Miss Grace Lincoln
Temple, which perhaps is delicate way
of announcing that Miss Temple is assist
Ing Mrs. Cleveland to hang the shades and
adjust the stove pipe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

n l. surprising what wee bit OF thing
can accomplish. Sick hoadachc. constipa
tinu dv-upIf-ia, sour stomach, uilzincss are
A .,,r-. small Dlll safe pill Best pill
Ir-rah =. Jolnston's lharuacy. Sb West
Minister street; Mcizgtr's Pharmacy z3
Eddy street: Joseph Driver, riverside Phar
mac, ~ NantoD avcr~..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-01

While cx-Ambassador Bayard is visiting
foreign countries he ought not TO omit
the United States from his itinerary. 1t is
.cally worth visit and always proves
Interesting to the stranger.