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HOUSE.

OLYMPIA. Feb IS Speclai-The nous.
effectuaiiy disposed of the Turner railroad
commission bin this morning by refusing.
Is TO 80, 10 reconsider the vote by which
the bin was killed yesterday. Notwith-
standing the fact that the managers of the
bin spent last night IN striving by hook
and crook to obtain sufficient number Of
votes for reconsideration this morning
the majority against the bin Increased
from 1 or the test vote Yesterday TO I6
on the vote today. II seemed that the
harder the Turner people tried TO force the
bin through. the greater the opposition to
IL grew. The refusal OF the house TO again
consider the bill was 80 emphatic that the
reverse sustained by the friends OF the
measure was even more signal than that
OF yesterday.
The motion 20 reconsider was made by
J. NJ. Edwards as soon as preliminary mat
ters were disposed Of this morning. When
the motion had been put, Jory OF Yakima
made A plea for the bill He declared that
the Canutt bin had contained gross dss-
ordinations against Central Washington
which could only be remedied by "a COM
mission
There were no other speeches. the oppo-
sition resting content that the motion
would fail The roll was called on the
motion TO reconsider and war sst, yeas 20
nays As, SIS follows:
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steinitr. the Insane Chr..pIayer.

MOSCOW. Feb. ai-The following par
ticulars have been obtasaS9 regarding the
illness Of Or. Steinitz. the chesspiayer.
Since he lost his match with Lasker, DIR.
Steinitz has shotn signs OF insanity. He
was continually changing his quarters. and
was restless and noisy. His trouble
reached violent stage on January y.
when. through the efforts Of the United
States consul here, he was placed in the
university OF Prof Korsakoff, whore he Is
receiving special and gratuitous care.
Prof Korsakoff. when questioned regard
ing the patient. declined 70 give his dag
nosis Of the case. but said Or. steinitz was
improving. and that his recovery was pos
slble.
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LEWIS II BOUND OVER
Ray Center IBdisn 70 lie Tried on n
Serious Charge.

SOUTH BEND. FEB. y Special The
preliminary examination % Aneoin Lew
4. Blaine Hawks ana "a George. on a
charge y criminal assault on an Ind aa
xsrl al Bay Center. vas hid yesterday
before Justice Hicks Leafs ~as bound
over 70 the superior court The other two
were discharged. Another Indian EAo
was implicated IN the ease. Howard Cs1l-
zee. xas nor arrested. ns be Is lying a. tbs
rsolrr % dem1h with cu1suEnTytisn-
LEXIS - q hait-oT@sd and bears bard
reputation. ard ft IS fortunate fer htra
-hat hs was arrested ard bsun9 over. as
fe@arg rans hiEh Il Bay Center. and Re
might have t8ken a star pErt IN syaeh-
ing bee T-hs rsas0g sor this Is that eyer
psnee lam summer 1s<swts has BEEN 4 ieas-
e of a gang % unTally cnarscs@rs who. e
- sala hare not oziy attempted % zsszust
Yrsssau vozea. htzS "A ntss &0snSn as sell.
az.a matters have finally c0sse - s1cb =
bass that so1nsthsnE Rad 70 oe c0nes as
4 xas bae0msng dangerous fer women %
be or the street sfssr s&rk.
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Trans Mississippi Delegates Address
Legislators at Olympia

OLYMPIA, Feb. 25.-Special.-The trans
Mississippi congress representatives ap-
peared before a joint session OF the senate
and house this evening az O'Clock. The
meeting was presided over by Lieut.. Gov.
Daniels. and Gov. Rogers was with him
in the speakers stand.
Speeches We're made by John d. Web
sfer. Clement Chase. Gilbert ". Hitch
cock and G.. W Wattles. Of the delegation
that is promoting the Omaha exposition.
They said that it was intended at this ex-
position 10 show the East the resources of
the great West. They did not ask for any
money for the exposition. and that all
Washington and other states would be
asked for was that they assemble, trans
pert and install exhibits IL the nine big
buildings Of the exposition. and slat the
space would be given free In the building.
II was predicted that any expenditure
made would be returned by the capital and
population that would flow into the state
"a a result OF the exhibit made. II was
estimated that between 3Gco 90 and s ,fsso, 900
of people viii visit the exposition
The party will visit Salem. San Francis
co, and be IN Carson about the time OF tho
Corbett-Fitzsimmons fixht-
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HELENA. Fsc 3s--Specfal--owtng 10
rsa~vs. ara e-ounse<-onargsS that havs
s,s~, rife around rhe iegissasurs for the
nast fsw DAYS. concerning the Efforts os
r.aid Ios,evtSss 70 defeat tiis anti-garne2ins
bi1l. which passed the senate and was xeslt
~ .he ,os.sa the senate today passed
tosrt resolution for the appointment or 4
Committee from both houses 20 tnvesti-
gate the charges. The committee is en-
covered "a summon witnesses. take testi-
nrcnv and punish by Imprisonment any
wAo refuss 10 appear AMI testify before II.
srh. oarnittee i 20 report March 3. the
asv before the session ends
only yesterday II became necessary Tor
Speaker Kennedy 10 issue orders 70 tho
serxeant-at-arrns q ths house TO deny the
privileges of the lobby 70 a certain lob
hytst who has 0een working openly in
the interest OF gamblers and against the
artf-gznbling hiil for the vicious attack
he made upon Chairman Ramsay of the
ways and means committee. The aobhy-
iSt accused Ramsay az Playing false with
both friends and opponents OF the bill.
abusing him shamefu1ly- The result Of
the investigating committee Will be
watched with interest.
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NEW PLACE FOR DugYEE.
To he General Manager of n Nevada
Mining Company.

EVERETT, Feb. .-SpeciaL-Schuyier
Duryee for sve years past general man
ager Of the Everett Land Company, is ex-
pected home on Saturday from New York.
where he has been for several weeks.
Meantime the Information has come from
the East in such a way a. 20 be regarded
as authentic by Mr.. Duryee's many
friends here that he has been made general
manager OF company formed 10 develop
the Gold creek quartz and placer mines of
Island mountain. Elko county. Nevada.
seventy-five miles north OF Eiko. II is not
a mining" company as generally under
stood. but Il il the ownership by ore cor
porafion Of an entire go.d-bezTing district
covering some Ie.99 acres. The company
is now engaged IN digging "A ditch eight
mics long 10 connect with a reservoir 90
hold an iEexhausti5le supply Of water for
placer mining.
J. l.. Robertson. of New York. Is presi-
dent OF the company. On the directory are
william II. Paulding. Adeibert II. Steele.
George L Hutchings. of New York. ard
Henry J. Mayham. OF Denver. IL IL also
reported that George ;. Brown. formerly
O, Everett. fs 20 be attorney for the coEn-
parry. and &. II. Taylor formerly auditor
o. the Puget souud Reductioa Company. Is
20 be auditor.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. ~ --Speciss-TNe fnai
hlow was given 10 the Turner commission
hill by the house today. when "A motion to
reconsider the vote by which the bin was
indefinitely postponed yesterday failed TO
carry by vote OF 81 20 % IL was known
last night thar an attempt would be made
today 70 obtain favorable consideration OF
the bin Representatives Wof and Rob
erts and other members from Spokane "a
bored last night I'll q late hour In their
efforts 10 parsuade members 20 change
their minds on the question. All sorts OF
Inducements were held out and threats
were freely made that the Canntt bill
would be shslyed or killed outright In tho
senate unless the house receded from its
position. Arguments of this kind We're
made 10 the Whitman county members.
bat failed 10 have the desired effect
As an illustration of the methods en-
psoyed nv the defeated Turnerites. Senator
David Miller. tha father of the senate bill
and the moathpiece OF Senator-elect Tur-
ner in the senate. entered the house lobby
this morning In an endeavor TO have the
Whitman county members change front
on the Turner commission bill. His af-
forts proved as unavailing as the others.
Canutt told Senator Miller that such
tactics would rather operate against the
Turner bill than for 81. lie said that the
senate could do as IL pleased regarding ths
Canutt bail. but that unless IL gave the
measure fair treatment any bill that
might be proposed by the other side would
be fought openly and TO a finish In the
house. IF YOU want lis 20 consider any
kind OF a proposition" said Chairman Ca
mutt. ''yoi must first pass the rate btu.
Then we win talk 70 YOU
This was the ultimatum OF the bunch
graSsers.
An effort win be made In the senate to-
morrow 10 kin the Cline dispensary bill.
The committee on public morals. 10 which
the bin was referred. viii rvport adversely.
Chairman Van Patten Is the only member
OF the committee favorable 10 g.
An adverse report on the metropolitan
police bill viii be made hv the house eou-
mittee on municipal corporations.
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MASTERING on THE FRONTIER
R~dif Pasha Heads the Turks-Grand
Duke George In Greece.

SAIONTCA. Feb. 2s.-The massing Of
Turkish troops and munitions OF war on
the frontier is proceeding with feverish
haste. All soldiers on furiough have been
recalled. Eleven batteries OF artillery.
regiment OF cavalry and two battaiions OF
infantry have gone from here. Two aa-
dltionRl battalions OF Infantry have
reached Katerine. Relief from smyrna,
Brusa. Trebizond and elsewhere in Ana
tolia are on the way to the frontier, where
a total OF six divisions viii be formed,
with headquarters ar Elessona-
NEW YORK. Feb. pa special 10 the
Herald from Athens says: Dispatches
frorl Turnavo state that 700 Turkish
troops have arrived at Elassona- Two
other detachments are expected shortly.
Six batteries are on their way to the Greek
frontier. Resiit Pasha, untE now In com
rland at Bsgdad, has been appointed COM
ulamder- in-chief.
The cruisers Nycau and SfaktiTea have
arrived al the Pi.aeus from Crete
The Grand Duke George Of Russia arTiv-
ed from Pstras on board the Tsarevna
and leaves at once for an unknown des-
tination.
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LET EUROPE HAVE A CARE.
The Powers Play With Fire when
They fntermeddIe.

LONDON. Feb GA dispatch 70 the
Times from Athens says: Prime Minis
ter Delyannis in an Interview on Thurs
day assured me the decision Of the gov
ernment to maintain the army in Crete
was irrevocable. On the other hand,
Greece had no Intention OF declaring war
against Turkey Such step would only
be done II the Turks invade Thessally or
the great powers render the position Of the
Greek army In Crete intolerable. There
was no intention OF invading Macedonia.
Greece was not desirous Of emhroiling In
a general war. The calmness and m0dera-
ton OF Premier Delyannis impressed me
most favorably. He Is evidently averse 20
desperate measures. | do not believe IN
the end he would reject any solution which
Greece could honorahly accept. bur ueith-
er ne nor the king could restrain The Wild
excitement OF the populace.
Nothing could be more unwise than for
the powers TO drive the Greeks 10 exas-
peration."
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 26.-Judge Jo-
seph McKenna, CALIFORNIA; 5 representative
in the cabinet. left this afternoon for
Washington. lie took the local train 10
Sacramento. where he proceeded TO the
state capitol. and from TO this evening
held a reception rendered him by legisla
tors and state officials. The reception was
cut short to permit Judge McKenna 10 pro-
ceed eastward by the overland train. At
noon Judge McKeuna formally severed bis
connection with the United States circuit
court for the district Of California.
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NO LONGER 4 SUPPORT.
Cost of an Once on Grny's Harbor
Il Too Great

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. 2s-Special-
By order Of the secretary Of the treasury
the SUPPORT Of entry at South Bend
Gray's harbor. has been discontinued,
owing 20 lack OF business. Last year only
two vessels entered at that port, one Of
which was forced to cali there on account
of stormy weather. The cost OF maintain
ing the office was something Ike s.. 600 and
the receipts were nil.
I.-e department. has adopted a policy Of
disseminating al supports or districts
that are practically non-Supporting. II is
believed that one or two Offices In Oregon
viii be likewise abolished.
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Oregon Forgcr Behind the Bars.

CAIRO. Mich. Feb. 26--E Durand. alias
Fisk, Dickinson and Wilson. under arrest
here. Is wanted In Portland. Or, on charge
OF forgery. for which he was Indicted In
1894 The prisoner admits his guilt II is
stated that he victimized Oregon business
men 10 the extent Of Seoo Do
PORTLAND. Feb. 26.--Ezra Durand.
who Is under arrest at Cairo. Mich. was
wei known here as the head OF tho Du-
rand Organ Company. which failed when
he left the city in 1891. taking large sums
OF money with him. Durand was a very
prominent member OF the First Baptist
church.
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LEADVTLLE. Feb. Elm the MI Des-
perandlsrn mine on Rock hiA. az depth
OF s57 feet and in a drift 40 feet long. has
been made the richest strike in Leadvilie
since 1850 and the most important one,
since which time the Rock NIL
section has had no development.
Two average samples. not sp~ci-
men assays. show values Of $40 and
$40 per ton respectively. Ten years ago
Moffett & Smith spent se5 90 on this mine.
finding nothing.
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DELEGATE CONVENTION CALLED.
Northwest Combination To Meet at
Mhnfeom March 2S.

WHATCoN. Feb. -. - Special - The
meeting of representative Of the seven
counties Included sn the Northwestern Re
publican combination adjourned last night
after adopting resolutions setting forth
the character of tire crga anization ard cali
ing a delegate convention 90 meet here
March g AZ which the representation shall
consist OF ore delegate At large from each
Of the seven counties and cue delegate for
each 10 voters or fraction thereof cast for
the Mex irley electors iH November fSss;
II - provided that the delegates shall be
elected by the county central committees
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NO USE OF SPECIAL SESSION.
Gov. Lord Condemns Oregon Lexisia-
ture for Net organizing.

SALEM. Or, Feb. 2s--Gov. Lord was
asked today whether be would caH a spe-
ctal session OF the legislature in the event
OF the failure Of the house 70 secure an
organization. He said:
Il have been snxiens that the lesisla-
ture should effect an organization and
proceed 10 matters Of legislation. and I
have been ready when officially notified TO
Cooperate with the legislature in giving
the peop.e remedial legislation. Organ
izatioa is a matter thst tests with the
members and not with the executive. de-
partment- II the legislature should fail
TO organize under existing conditions it
would be due TO the existence OF causes
that would seem 20 make II Us e,ess TO cal
the legislature together Tor some time, or
at all"
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IendNlIIe Strikers snfIsfied.

DENVER. Feb. G.-'The committee sp-
pointed by the legislature 10 investigate
the LeadvHle strike today submitted a re-
port recommending unanimously that a
board of arbitration be appointed. that the
present scale cf wages be in force until
such board reports; that the mine owners
shall recognize the union. and that union
and non-union men shall work together
The conclusions of the committee are a
surprise 20 the mine owners, bat satisfac-
tory 10 tire strikers.
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MennIchee N. q. Il Il.

WENATCHEE. -. as-Specisi.--At the
last meeting of the Iecas w. q. r. L. the
following officers were elected: President.
Mrs Mary Patterson: vice president. Mrs.
:. Z. Reeves corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Bailey: recording secre-
tary. Miss Maud McNeal: treasurer. Mrs
Rose Reeves Fuller. superintendent os
contest work. Mrs. r r. Wells. The la
dies % the union will hold a GOSPEL tenn
peTance meeting two weeks hence.
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no HASTE ABoUT APP0IxTMExTs.
Governor VIII Wait TIL the LeEisIa-
furs. Has Adinurned

OLYMPIA. Feb. Special.-John r.
Ballaine. private secretary TO Gov Rogers,
IS responsihle for the statement that the
governor has not and does not intend max
ing single appointment in any state insti-
tuition. with the exception Of the appoint
Iuent Of Herbert Bashford. OF Tacoma to
the position OF state librarian. until after
the present legislature has finished Its
work and adjourned.
1t IS well known that the lawmakers are
not favorable 20 the state militia, and win
probably use the pruning knife freely in
this line as well as In the various state
commission. After this has been accom-
plished the governor can tell Just what
positions remain 20 be filed and VIII
doubtless act promptly.
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SALT LAKE. Feb. 2s.-A special 20 the
Tribune from Plain city. Utah, says: John
Nicho.s sssot and fatally wounded Joseph
Lewis today and then turned ths gun on
hfznSef. with fstas effect. Lewis had
sworn out a warrant charging Nichols wit1
stealing a wafcn. and the sheriff waa on
his way 20 make the arrest. a pawn tick
- sor the watch which was claimed TO
have been Stolen was found in Nichols'
pocket.
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GREEKS EAGER TO FIGHT.
More Reserves Out-Thousands of
Volunteers.

reserves were called ont tonight. Crown
Prince Constantine. Duke OF Sparta.
shortly starts for the frontier. There is
teverish activity In ths department OF the
ministry OF war. Thousands OF volunteers
are Offering their services 10 the govern
ment.
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STEAMER cAMBR.Ax DISAPPEARS.


HALIFAX. n. s. Feb. 2s.-Tna Allan
liner Assyrian. for this port and Port
land, Me. which was several days over
due has reached this port. She
reports that February Is she fell IN with
the steamer cambrian. from London for
New York. disa hled. and took Der in tow.
Two days later the Assyrian lost tho
Cambrian in a hurricane. and although
the Allan liner lay 70 for three days. no
trace of the CamhTian was seen. The
Assyrian also reports that she passed the
abandoned Norwegian bark Persia Feb
ruary 80.
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tested today by State Veterinarian Mel
son. wne promptly TrCnoaaceG u Affected
with gsanaeFs IN a vsralesx form ard order
81 X shot Mr.. n2ssSy'S entire sana. as
wea ss those az = number of nesgaeo<s.
wiz ee tested as ScGa as the proper eher-
ica-s can Re procured. There Il great sx-
csfesnsnt srsoag tire horse owners - the
vicinity over the appearance es tAks dan
geEoszs n13aty
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Issmea Fraudulent asnsns stock.

VANCOUVER. r. c. Feb. ss-F. c.
W atiney, q Reve2stoASe. secretary OF the
orphan Boy Mining Company. was ar
rested in New Westminster last nixht en-
charge OF forgery II IS alleged That
Whitney had number of stock cersir-
Gates printed IN Spokane and forged the
presidents name 20 the same. These
We're sold ~ cents share through
brokers Il is understood that whifney
viii make restitution and VIII not be
rsasa-aafa5
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The Powers Hesitate to Act
Against Greece.
TROOPS CROWD THE FRONTIER.
Turkey Strafnfng Every Nerve in
Preparation for War-trand Duke
George of Russia on for the Scene
of Troubie-Turks Near Gambia
>lay Christians An Violation OF the
Truee-EnSiand About to Back
Out.

ATHENS. Feb. 2s.-Ths collective note
was still undelivered during the day.
Only the Austrian. German and Russian
ministers have received Instructions. IL IS
rumored that one power has Withdrawn
from the concert.
LONDON. FEB. s7.--A dispatch TO the
Standard from Athens. dated February IS.
says: The long visit OF the British min
lister TO the king today revives the ruTnor
that England fayors the Greek claims in
Crete.
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EVERETT. Feb. ~ @-speciai-ThA ooun-
~ commissioners have decided % bufls
taa % the courthouse property II Everett
i vii D. a wooden structure. 2sxEa feet
fa ssxe. Ten feet high 81 the clsav. large
enough % receive the two steel cages in
ths tsN AZ Snchorntsn. witch ocesruy a
spas ltx4s feet. Bsds AZ be received ~
Il Tuesday morning rext
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TURKS BREAK THEIR WORD.
They shoot Down Insuspecttng
Christians Near Candta.

GAMBIA. Feb. 2s.-The Turks. having
been furnished arms by the governor.
made a sortie for the purpose of occupy
ing strategic points around Gambia. They
attacked and inflicted A severe loss on the
Christians. The commanders OF the ves-
sells anchored in the harbor protested 10
the governor against what they claimed
was violation OF the armistice.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The Spanish
minister, Dupuy ee Lone. has Just re-
ce!ved a cahlegram from Gen. AhuRada
saving that notice Of Sa-Euilly'% pardon
has been received st Havana by cable
from Spain. and that SansuilIy will start
for the United States By steamer tonight
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Th. ohie.- Finh Mig Rise.

CINCINNATI. Feb. sf.-Ths river sp-
parentEy reached its maximum st O. clock
this morning when the gauge showed 81
feet 2 inches This Is the hfth time ia the
history Of the city that the river has ex-
ceeds8 the sixty-foOt limit.
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Released From ouarantfae.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. &-Six Chi
nese and two Japanese. ali passengers on
the steamer Victoria from Yokohama.
were released from quarantine az Diamond
point this morning
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Halter Held for Fxfraafsfou.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. g.-Frank Bet
1rw. th@ Australian murderer. vas fhls
afternoon hsld FOR sKfrsdifion oa charge
az rlursertng Captain Lee Weller ans Ar
thur Preston. The case viii now 20 20
Washlngtaa for rsvfsE.
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OLYMPIA. Fen - 6-spee3 sl-Dr. Arm
stroug has ses E1e1 as secretary u fhs
state board = hsai1h. snd e < Heg. ~
Nora Yakima. has been appointed 10 au
tae place for the aaexpsre4 tern.
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CHICAGO. FEB. E-Jaexs Nathaniel G.
Sears Was nominated this afternoon for
mayor ~ the Rspas!scaa esty convention
OF tsss arst ballot.
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STE TYR LOST.
Grain Laden vessel From Tacoma
Ashore fn India.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. 2s-speciai.-
News has been received here q the loss
of the Norwegian steamship Tyr Of sta
vznEer. eight miles or 10. estof.. Tnsta.
January = The Tyr loaded a cargo az
Eyain last November at Tacoma FOR Cal
CattA.