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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
NAVAL ARMoR BOARD
May Visit Piedmont, West Virginia,
While on Their Travels.


WASHINGTON. oct. 12.-The naval
ormor board will leave Washington
next Saturday for the south to look at
certain places with view to ascertain
Ing their availability for sites for the
proposed armor plant The first stop
will be made at birmingham, Ala.
Thence the board goes to Sheffield Ala,
to Chattanooga, Knoxville and Eliza
bethton Tenn, In the order named
II 10 barely possible that Inter on the
board will visit Piedmont, w. Va, In
view OF the urgent request Of West Vlr-
glna public men. Great numbers Of
appeals are coming to the department
from vartous. localities possessing any
kind OF an iron plant to have the board
sent there to look at thclr resources.
but In View Of the fact that the board
has 40 authority to make any recon-
Imendaton as to the location OF the
plant It Is felt that such time would not
be usefully spent.
by the act Of congress Secretary Long
IS charged with the duty OF submitting
a description OF the lands, buildings
and machinery needed for an armor
plant, but this Is not construed to mean
anything more than the submission OF
plans for a plant, although he may vol.
untcer Recommendation w to tho
site
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AsHBv1LLE N, c.. Oct. 12, - When
the First National bank failed on July
80, mnnydepopItors ntheWesteern Caro-
lima bank cndcaveorcd TO drnw out
their funds, The slXty.day rule was en-
forced as soon as the demand became
large, aud this morning the bank did
not open ltH doors a statement on the
door says "1'hls bank closed for llduld-
alton" IL II underRtood that tho bank
was overloaded with rcnl estate, cHpcc-
idtty on country property on which
rcallzallonR will be slow The number
0f small dcposltorH IL large, and there
was some excitement when the bank
did not open this morning.
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nnrrlnr, 1slr Mother and paurAter.

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct 12,-Mrs Emma
Zane, aged 70 years, and her daughter.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Shaw, aged IS, were shot
and killed in their home, 243Lime street,
about half past 4 o'clock this morning.
Mrs Shaw's 25-year-old son Ell WINS tha
only other person in tho house at the
time and he is convalescing from ~"
phoId fever, which has kept him to his
bed for six weeks past. All the indica-
tIons were that burglars committed tho
crime, but there are peculiar facts In
the case seeming TO show that whoever
did commit the murder was familiar
with the house and the affairs OF the
family Young Shaw was searchingly
examined by the authorities tonight
and then permitted to 80.
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MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 12,-There were
three new cases of fever brought to light
In the past twenty-four hours. Total
cases to date, 129; deaths, 20; discharged,
72; under treatment 81. There are three
more cases reported on the steamer Kate
iytngl at Magazine Point three mites
above the city. A hospital will be estab-
lIshed there by the quarantine board OF
Mobile Bay and this ship disinfected.
The fever is making greatest progress
along the center Of the resident portion OF
the city In the Broad street and the Hill
avenue districts, but stlli It Is not at
the ratio noted at the beginning OF the
outbreak, while the vlrulenee Of the dis
ease has notably increased.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Oct, 12,-The most
serious situation now confronting tho
people of Texas ia the almost complete
hfockading Of travel owing to the yellow
fever scare. Many trains OF all the prtn-
cipal lines have been abandoned and the
local lines have stopped running entirely
Both divisions Of the Houston & Texas
Central and the Southern Pacific are tied
up most effectually tonight, not SIN
gle wheel moving, save IN the extreme
northern portion of the state. Every
small town in the state Is rapidly organ
izlng shot gun quaranhnes so trains can
not stop, except at the big cities, The
situation IN the entire state IS highly
panicky and the feeling Is one OF grow
ing alarm and apprehension. BY to-
morrow night, unless the situation Is
soon relieved, the central and southern
portion OF the state will be practically
without any railroad facilities, as all
trains will be stopped.
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INDEpENDENT REPUBLICANS
or Hamilton County, Onto, Fuse with
the DcmoorntG--Cist Mine Places.

CINCINNATI, o., oct. 12,-The Dem
ocratlc convention was late In conclud-
Ing It's work owing to much time being
taken UP In conference with the in.
dependent Republican convention for
the purpose OF agreeing upon a fusion
ticket. The latter convention wn8 al
lowed nine Candldalcs-hve In the leg
islativc ticket ana four In the county
ticket The legislative ticket endorsed
by both conventions 10: Senators, G. d..
Robertson, Alfred NJ. Cohen, John w.
Harper, Democrats, and Louis v.
Voight, Republican.
Representatives, Ernest II. Bottle,
Charles j.. swaync, Henry patero
George W. Speftmtrc, W. j. O'Nctft
Charles Mentor Democrats, and w. r.
Lane John c, Otis, Frank II, Kempcr
aud Charles Il. Drusto, Republicans,
Unusual interest attaches to the leg
lslatlve ticket because the result In
Hamilton county will affect very
strongly the political complexion Of the
Legislature aud election OF United
Btntr9 HPndtdr
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HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 12.-The city
work up this morning to find itself Id
quarantine with the declaration of state
health officer swearingen based on the
statement of DR.. Guiteras that four
cases OF yellow fever existed here The
public schools were not opened and thld
fact created some alarm. Few trains
left town and all were well filled. The
cases have been promptly isolated. City
health officer to-day carefully investi-
gated several cases called to his atten-
tlon by physicians, but pronounced all
OF them dengue. All four cases are iso-
lated, but no new ones were found. No
trains are running now except one be-
tween here and Galveston.
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BARRED oUE
"LsS MISsrAblsI"to he kept ont Of Girls
High school, Philadelphia.

"LsS MiSsTAblsG"t to be kept ont OF Girls
High school, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10. - lies
Mserables," Victor HuGo's masterpiece
of fiction and sociology. has been barred
out of the Girls High School, of this
city, on the ground that 1t is impure.
An animated discussion preceded the
decision of tho committee of the board
Of education.
William D. Rorer, principal OF the
school presented to the committee a
list OF text books required by 1t. Chair
man Morton looked over the titles and
when he spIed Les Miserables," In
French, he instantly objected, declar-
ing that he regarded the work as deoid-
edly improper to put into the hands OF
high school girls
Richardson l.. Bright, q member OF
the committee, had read the work, and
regarded 1t as ''perfectely shocking IN
Its relations TO the French side OF life"
1T is wholly improper" he added, TO
put in the hands OF pupils. even II they
ure French students"
Mrs. Mary Il. Mumsford, the only
woman member OF the board, was tha
only defender OF Hugo's immortal work.
but her solitary protest was speedily
overruled. She said that It had doubt
less been recommended as being typical
OF the highest classical French ilterG-
ture.
Chairman Morton thus expreEsds his
views: MY objection Is to the tona OF
the book. It deals. as everyone who
has read 1t knows, with the gr1setteo OF
France. That in itself Is condemns
tory. l think that We who have charge
of the public schools have sacred
trust, and we cannot be TOO cautious
in setting before tho young girls and
boys that which detracts from thair
ideals OF virtue and purity. Thor par
ents hold us responsible, and we owe q
duty to them and to tho girls II the
book is IN a library that Is q different
thing, for the chlld's parents are sup
posed to keep an eye over what She
Grads; but TO require pupils to read q
tainted book is wrong. would object
TO any classics. evon some Of Shakes
peare's works, II they are immoral"
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Sheridan. So far 10 answer has been
received from General Brooke, and II is
presumed that he Is making a personal
investigation into the affair. Army otti-
GERS here say that ths regulations pre-
scribe with great exactness the pun
ishment that may be meted out for each
and every offense, and that no officer
would be sustained who exceeded the
rule laid down, as is charged was the
case with Private Hammond, They
add, however, that II the soldier re-
sists arrest or refuses 10 perform the
tasks set for him he Is subject 10 COM
pulslon, according to the regulations
The matter has not been brought before
the war department officially, and Sec
retary Alger's interest In Il was proba-
bly, aroused by the newspaper publi-
cations
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LUETGERT TRIAL.
Assistant States Attorney mcEwen Fin.
iShes Wis ArEument-caaO will ProbNb
lygo to the Jury Saturday.

Assistant States Attorney McEwen Fin.
iuhes Wis ArEument-caso will Probab
lygo to the Jury Saturday.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12,--AssistaI1t State's
Attorney McEwen finished hts argument
in the Luetgert trial to-day and will be
followed tomorrow by Attorney Phalen,
who viii make the opening address for
the defense. Mr.. Mclwen took up the
entire day with his argument and went
over the case carefully, connecting the
details Of the evidence for the fury, and
showing how one circumstance fitted Into
another, and how the whole mass OF evi-
dence submitted by the state furnished,
IN his opinion, full and complete cir
cumstanuai chain proving that Luet-
gert had murdered his wife In order that
his relations with his servant girl, Mary
SIemmerlng, might remain undisturbed.
Throughout the entire argument Euet-
CERT listened to the speech OF the attnr-
ney who was asking for his life with the
greatest attention. He never took his
eyes of McEwen for more than an
instant, and the heavy scowl that Is
habitual with him, deepened as the as
eIstant states attorney pointed out cir
cumstance after circumstance that
weighed against his Innocence. 1t is
now practically certain that all of the
arguments will be finished SO that the
caes will be given to the jury by Satur-
day night at the latest.
Tomorrow Attorney Phalen will open
for the defence. He viii speak all day
and possibly part OF Thursday Then
ex-Judge Vincent will speak a day and n
half tn closing for the defense, States
Attorney Deneen. who is a remarkably
rapid speaker, viii close the case satur-
day, speaking the entire day.
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U. s, COURT.
Injunction in oil Case-.o Order Allowing E
HAnnIs Distllitry 10 Resume.

HAnnIs Distllisry TO Resume.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliGencsr.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct 12.-To-
day, in the United States court, a bill
was filed by Fred s. Rich, praying for
an Injunction, restraining Il. c. Giles
pie md the Eureka Pipe Lne Company
from interfering with the management
OF certain oil wells and property in
Richie county.
Judge Jackson granted the temporary
Injunction, and Get October 2S, as the day
for hearing q motion to make the in
Junction permanent. Bond was given IN
the case by Fred s. Rich, In the sum Of
1900
Judge Jackson entered an order by
which the BnnnlB Disabling Company
can resume in a few days the operations
OF their dlBtlllery. The order permit
the employment OF a gauger for entry
work, and an additional storekeeper to
perform the necessary duties, These ai-
ditional officials and the collector, were
not necessary when the Injunction pro-
ceedlngs were brought at Wheeling. as
Tho dis,illery was not In operation; but
are now needed, as the dlstillery wishes
70 resume manufacturing. These two
Positions were held not TO be Involved IN
the pending injunction proceedings, but
The order entered this morning grants
The right to employ them.
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NEW ORLEANS, oct. 12.-The fever
situation grew no worse here to-day, but
at the same time there IS no rift yet
showing through the clouds and the
promise Is not bright for immediate re-
opening Of the avenues OF industry. Day
light had hardly come this morning be-
fore two deaths had been announced, but
no other fatalities had been reported
when night fell. The cases are as usual
widely scattered and have increased
somewhat the total number OF cases un-
der treatment, but at the same time
there have been large number Of cases
discharged to-day and the death per-
centage has suffered fall.
The official bulletin issued by the
board of health tonight was as follows:
Cases Of yellow fever to-day, 3S;
deaths to-day 3; total number OF cases Of
yellow fever to date. G5i; total deaths
from yellow fever TO date, 6S; total cases
absolutely recovered, 377; total cases un-
der treatment, 800.
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no ANALGAMATE.
American REVOLUTION Societies Agree Up
on Plan OF luton.

American Revolution Societies Agree Up
on n Plan OF Uuion.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. IA plan Of
permanent union OF two patriotic socle-
ties so nearly similar in name and pur-
pose has been agreed upon to-day
They are the National Society OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution and
the General Society OF the Sons OF the
Revolution. Both societies met in sep
arate session to-day and adopted the
plan Of union by a conference commit
tee with some amendments, The name
agreed upon Is tha Society OF the Amer
lean Revolution. Membership is to be
limited strictly to lineal descendants OF
soldiers OF the American revolution.
The constitution adopted and the plan
bf union are to be submitted to the
several state societies of both organi-
zatlons by n committee of five from
each national organization for approval.
When approved by majority of the
state societies those committees are to
call convention OF the members Of
both organizations to launch the new
one into existence.
DR.. Gallaudet, OF Washington, d. C.,
Is chairman OF the committee OF five of
the Sons OF the American Revolution.
and A. r. Pugh, OF Cincinnati. serves
MS chairman OF the Sons OF the Revolu-
tion.
Both organizations met in a delightful
banquet at the Grand hotel tonight.
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CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Oct, IL. - The
circular of tho Turkish government.
sent to Tho powers on the subieet of the
Island Of Crete, proposes tho disHrma-
ment OF both Christians and Mussul-
mans and Ottoman troops, cooperating
with the international forces. oil TO De
commanded by a European general IN
the Turkish service the appointment
Of governor Of Crete by tho sultan
and the formation OF Il gendarmerie
corps, In conclusion, the circular points
out the necessity OF immediate action.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-ResolutIons ia
voring equal representation of laymen
and preachers in conferences were
adopted at to-day's session OF the an
nual Rock River conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church Rev. p.
II. Swift, secretary OF tho committee OF
nyc appointed yesterday 10 report on
lay representation to-day strongly rec
commended the adoption of the propo-
Rition for o constitutional change in
the rules Of discipline, granting equal
representation in numbers Of preachers
and laymen at the Methodist general
conference. which is held every four
years. This proposition was passed by
n unanimous vote. In addition rcsolu-
tIons were passed favorlng the lalty in
regard TO the Rock River conference
The committee which considered the
matter aud made the report was COM
posed of Dr. Luke Hitchcock, p. II,
Swift. Franklin Bristol, w. Il. Holmes
and c. IL. Vaudeville.
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STATE HoRrIcULTuRAI SOCIETY
Meets at mRrtinsburE slant secretSr
Of AErlGHlturs's Address.


Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllgonccr.
MARTTNsBURG. w. Va, oct 12.,-.
The state horticultural society is In Sos.
sion here In tho new opera house, where
there is large display of Berkeley coun.
ty fruits md vegetables.
The meeting opened to-day with q
large attendance Assistant secretary oi
agricultural j. II. Brigham, was the ora
tOt nt tO.day'B session, having for hls
subject, the Importance OF agriculture
and itH relations to other interests. Ito
predicted an increase this season In tho
wealth of the farmers Of West virginia
over fdgt, Of $4,000 6d8
Papers were read by Il. G., Buckhnri
On the ndapinbllty Of our Htale TO tho
cultivation OF fruits ana the better mode
~ developing the same; Alexander ClI-
nan, on choice varieties Of peaches; Dr
n u Hopkins, on San Jogr scale ana tia
N'Yrntpon year locust, ana on cntOmolu-
Ey ana ~ relation 10 horticulture, 9. T.,
IiniAw"il9H The P6saibiiitles ef cgia giaF.
oF', 70. W bupton on grape culture nnl
l't lIof1ot ON the coming apple An lu.
lctmllng discussion followed the reading
" each paper,
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REPLY OF SPAIN
To the Note Presented by U, S,
Minister Woodford.
NOT A SATISFACTORY ANSWER

To che Representations Mads-Ths New
Cabinet "Iopes Actual HOstilitiss In Gu
bA will Flnluh shortly'-oouldn't Re-
SiSt the Temptation 60 Suggest that the
War Might Have Bssn Over Now Had It
NOtBssn for the suseor the Insurgents
Obtained Through FllibustsrlnE EIps-
dltlOnu from The Unltsd States.
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spcctat Dispatch 10 tho tntctttgcnccr
MARTINsBuRd, w, w., oct i2,-
Or. w. II nenshaw, mayor OF this city,
was married Mt the Ascension Protest.
ant Episcopal church, m Washington,
to-day. 60 Miss GCorglc lngraham
Burns, OF that place The church roc
tor Rev Dr Elliott, performed the crr.
emeHy MF prrnllW lnRnhnm, ot
Enslon, MD an unclc of the hrldn. gave
her away Mr. Robert H. Suodgr1gg. W
this oltv, was best man The u7h'H
were Mcus. H. H. Henson Of Retry
vile, aud Jnmca G. l'rtarh or thil
nlnNn
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4 GREAT MEETING
~ Ohio Valley Improvement AS
soclation, at Evansville.
yEETSIN WHEELING NEXT YEAR
Owing to Intelligencer's sugges.
ton aided by Capt. Dovener.
A STRONG FIGHT WAS MADE

Far LoalIvnIs As the Next Place OF Meet
mr, but tho Doughty Congressman
From the First District won out-Mueh
pr.l,s Is Accorded Him for Securing the
Necessary LsgiSlatIon TO Make tho Need
ed lmprovemsntS-New Work sugGsIt-
ed by the ASIocintion-AIAny New nIom-
bsiI Taken In.
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HIGHLY PANICKY
Is the Condition Confronting the
People of Texas
OWING TO THE FEVER SCARE,

Travel Almost Completely BfOckAdsd.
Every Small Town In the State orEnnII-
ing Shot Gun auSrantInsS, So That No
Trains Can stoP-HoustOR Woke Up
Yesterday Morning to Find Itself Under
Quarantine RsguIations-Ths situation
at New Orleans Not Encouraging for an
Early RsOpsnlng OF the Avenues of In
dnstry.
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CLEVELAND, % oct 12-MOy Dnr-
ling, nlnclccn.ycnr-od girl antcrc1
The office Of II, g. Powell nh attorney,
In tho Cuynhoga building this mutning
ana pulling a revolver fred at him She
missed nnd a desperate Ulrugglc then en-
sued between the man and the woman
Occupnnls uf adjoining oflcea separated
them Miss Darling claims that Powell
ruined her. lie denies t. She vas ar
tYHipI
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INDIANAPOLIS ELECTION.

Mayor TagEhrt Rc-nIsotod - Democrats
Make Heavy GNln"
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, oct, l9-At
10 o'clock tonight the Republicans had
conceded the election Of Mayor Taggert
(Dcm), by 5000, and the rest of the DEM
ocralic ticket by from 5000 TO 1000. It Is
hard to figure gains and losses on ac-
count OF recent changes IN precinct boun-
darlcs. EX-Presldcnt Hnrrison's pre-
cInct shows large Democratic gain, in
fact the Democrats made heavy gains lli
all Republican strongholds.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct, 12,--Thc
municipal election to-day resulted IN the
overwhelming defeat OF the Republican
ticket The Democrats elected six ont
Of eight aldermen, Thia city IL normally
Republican by from 400 to 900 and the
overwhelming revcrBnl Of the conditions
IN due 60 the apathy Of the Republican
voters and detection OF the negroes,
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WASHINGTON, oct l2-rhc cnbi.
net meeting to-day was attended 10y all
the mcmbors except Secretary wilson
After about nu hours session sccrcDnr.
les Sherman AlHcr ana Long lcfl the
White House and the others discussed
with tho rrc1ldpnt n0llr7 In their no.
1pucllyu Department. Foreign HnnlrH
were discussed briefly nthlng Of aruii
moment coming up.
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PARIS, Oct. 12.-Tho Gil Bias says a
German was arrested yesterday Ht the
camp Of Chalons, and that on being
searched the authorities found upon
him notes regarding the organization
nnd mobilization OF the French troops
M Inc camp The prisoner was also said
ia have cndcayorcd to obtain speci-
mos OF the cartridges and the shells OF
the latest design,
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LYONS France, oct l2,-A shepherd
named vachcr has been arrested at Bel
lcy department OF Ain, foriy-four
miles from this city charged with CONF
mlltng u HcrIcH OF Fo-Cnllcd 'JHck'thc-
RIppcr" murders lie has confessed 70
klllng three shepherds, three girls ana
two Old women,
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south Of Milton, last Saturday, They
VIII be sent TO the Pasteur Institute,
New York, this evening, the county
court contributing $3.50 towards defray-
ing expenses, The Finfeys reside only
few miles from where Mrs, Hensley,
who died from hydrophnbia In August,
1885, resided, and where several mad
dogs have been killed since. A petition
will be circulated asking that all dogs
in that section Of the county be killed.
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YOUN0STOWN On OrL l9-W0Ur
men were badly burned, one probably
fatally lay opllp' In the llmnnh fur.
nnco of tho Mohonlng valley IRON com.
rlny nl O'clock thin afternoon rho
lnlutol Simon ChrlWlW jnHfg lrul.
Ill., both culurcli doe llIy,p Arthur
llneNn Christian lB thought to be
fatally burned.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa oct. FIX
Governor holes has written letter to
the Leader upon the subject OF bullion
an basis OF international currency.
At the outset he asks The questions
Gold nnd rllycr bullion for money, w
II prnotlchblc2 Can They he made nm
Inyhrlnblc standard for the measure
mont Of vRlueBw llo NnBwefH thugo
questions In the affirmative, aud says
that Mr. Wtndum suggested tho haris
Of tho plan, which hu clnboratCa Ilu
concludes his letter thug 'lt ~ Hnld no
plan Of that character would DO In no.
cord with the Chlcngo platform That
N true but thp Chicago platform has
had lta day IN court before the hlghcgt
tribunal Of last rcspu2 Must Demo
Gratis 10 be- loynl adhere to II forever
fhc objection iV nt Variance With the
whole theory NJ our form Of governs
munl n valid elections would nottlc
uuihlnH mnlOllilOR would cunRc 10 rule.
hnd when political issue was unuo
iUlur1 the warfare over II would gp ON
until ono or the other of the parties
to II wug totally unlhilntod,"