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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-06

CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD
Time schedule Of Passenger Trains In ef.
feet Sunday, May 18th, 1897.
Cleveland Depot foot South Water street.
ARRIVE.
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MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

Slagle &. Co.. the Market street brokers.
furnish the following quotations from the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-06

Sunday church rain Wi, iexve Ei.n
Grove at s:ls a. m, and N1ees.ag at . II
H. z. wEIsGEBbER,
General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-06
NHEELING.AND ELMGROVE
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On and after Saturday, February %,
1885. trains will run as follows. city time.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23

Pues ocurriia IN cambio m y natu
raj, & saber: que al a suponie ndo que
ell partido fas:o ais'a NJ las ample.
las reformas &C Canovas serviIan. ba-
jo el gobiefno Sagasta. al pals IL
beral, mi :ntras bsj ell gobierno del
propio Canovas solo podran ser TITLES
& los incondicionales.
Simples resultados del acto poll
tico &c la Ultima Asamblea. que nos
lleva al turno gubernsmenta ha
ciendonos salir de la ester.l, inutil y
perjudFcial oposicion.
Perio iico de polftica tan earacts
rlza@a como FL Eco Nacionat ha es-
critic estas fsasee
| IVA 4 ser Eecesario que el partido
Unconditional de Pue TO Rico, en- Wis
ia de los acontecimientos, Sc trace
nuevos rumbos, procedimientos que
le pongan d saluo de las iyas del pOder.
N.nguua revelacion mas elocuen
te. Los que al lado del poder
han sabido pretefirnos y relegarnes
hasta hoy, temen, ante la posibilidad
de encontaarse la oposicion mana
na. las iras del poder. Confession i'm
pllcita de 10 que contra posotros han
venido hacie do. y expression graflcs
de 10 que signihca el regimen politi
CO antiilano.
La alternative, para nosotros, nc
podia ser dudoss: O pretesidos en- IL
opo icIon, 6 smparados en- Ell poder
Y hemos obrado cor el bien &c Il
patr'a 10 exigia Nos 10 tend,a Ell
cuenta Ia patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23
AOlESTROY SINlESTRO

Contin ia La hntfgridad con SUI
ma maquiavsIismos NAL encu biertos.
Y conociendo, por 10 visto, que Ii
censurs en- sus labios es una reco-
mendaci6n, abandona ell antique sis
tema de las intemperanciss, y recu
rre los eloglos. que emp,ea come
flores de venenoso perfume.
Pese q tales asechan zas,
eabe Ell hombre mas senciIlo
que tiepen sus alabapzas
peor som bra one el manzanillo.
Suspenda va 81 tarea
obre cen sinceridad,
pues ell incienso que empIea
no es de buena caiidad.
Por ell tufo Sc conoee Ia proceden
cia.
Y Sc advierte desde lejos
que ese incienso, que res frfs,
es de alguna sacrist1a
de Cangrejos.
Est5 rancio.
GuArde'o para sahumar los san.
tones del incondicionalismo.
As1 obtendra mas ven tajas;
para nosotros no es grsto,
nos n o,esta Ell o fato
pues tras ciende d hun0 de pajaS.
No pierda So tempo Ell colega CD
hacer Ia apologize de Munoz Rivera,
quien para nada necesita de sus p.
ropos.
Nj a1n siquiera los agradece.
Hasta shora sc paso sin ellos.
7 tan salts fecht!
Da SECURE que al leer los ditiram-
bos que Ie dedica La Isstegr,dad dina
para 81 capote:
''Ds tus lisonjas escape,
con elias no me conformo,
po-que son flores de trapo
rociadas de cloroformu"
Dado ell buen sentido de los seno-l
es Rossy. Barbosa y Ramos cree
nos que abundaran en- la misma
pini6n.
Aunque no 10 digan; ipoco que les
= b & contrariado verse enaltecidos y |
a7eados por el colega!
Como dice Calder6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23

como en- el munco f1sico. 10 natural
es que Ia cosa Incorporate pnse a sci
accesoria de otra principal, desapare
ciendo ssf su indlvlduslidad, sus atri
butos peculIarss bien su catacter
prIvativo."
Y bien: tai aforlsmo, en- la aplica
ci6n que quiere darsete, re.u ia MAJ
empleado. Basta, para que eviden-
ciado quede, una simple demostra
cion.
FL acto po!ftico de la asamblea
5signifca. por ventura, para el parri
DO autonomista, renunciacion siquie-
a parcial de los ideales que const,tu-
yen la esencia de su doCrrIna2 lMo
dif1csse un solo punto fundamental
de ella?
Sabido es que no. Luego, el par
tido autonomista no pierde en- modo
aiguno "su in individuslidad, sus atri-
butos peculiares. So ca,acteE pYopio ;,
I1eatil1case con un& agtupacion po
Utica nacion2i: nada mas cierto. Pc
70 es r Tque q agrupacion pol1tic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23
La INCORPORATION
IMPRES STONES

ell adelanto en- 81 sistema de go
bierno pertenecera a la naci6p.
Y, transformandose ella, con ella
nos transformaremos.
De suerte que las agrupacio
nes regionales, dependencies de
las nacionales, tendran el deber
de interpreter las leyes con ma
yor 8 con menor amplitud: Y en-
csc mas 8 menos SO basara la di-
fe~enciaci6n de liberales 8 con
servadores
Aquellos daran suelta a las
expansiones populares hasta el
Unite que fla una democracia
que en- 81 pueblo recluta sus
fuerzas; @stos achicaran las con
gu stas populares, celosos de
conserva~ para Ell Estado So an
tigua tutela burocratica ,
Dentro de esa normalidad sa-
ma Y completa, SO desenvolvera
el pals sin trabas, sin obstacu os,
libre de temores y-de sospechas,
ofreciendo amparo a todas las
legftimas aspiraciones y llegando
& ser 10 que su poSici6n geogra-
6ca, su uaturaleza exhuberante,
So riqueza inexp otada, exigen
que sea.
Tai es la evolucion que 50 mi
cia y que ha de traducirse muy
pronto en- hechos tangibles
Puerto Rico Ia desaba con i'm
paciencia Y le brindara el calor
de 81 ardimiento generoso.
En- ella caben todos los hom-
bres de buena voluntad; todos
los esp1ritus series Y refexivos;
cuantos aman al terruno Y le
quieren grande por la paz, por el
trabsjo, por la hbertad y por el
lerecho.
Va reconoceran su error los
pocos amigos que otras sendas
recorran.
va vend1an a pedirnos que les
senalemos una tarea en- la obra
de redlmir y salvar a nuestra
terra,
Ell taller les aguarda; las puer-
tas SO abren por 81 mismas 6 lnvi-
tan al hermano, lAdelante, Y
!teguemos juntos, sin discrepan
cias, sin discordias, q ofrecer
nuestros tributos al ideal y a sen
tjr como nos conmueve Ia antepasa
vsbroct6n de Ia Mcha g de la vada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23
CARTA ALBERTA
Cab 9zas de San Juan (al PIE de
faro) 20 de Febrero de 1897.

Cab ezas de San Juan (sl pc del
faro) 20 de E. btero de 1897.
Sr. Director de LA DEMooRAoIA
ALA Va mi felicitaci6n enthusiastic
Recfbala Ds oidas supe ell resulta
do de la asam blea y me congratuie
de 81 pues eran esas, de vieio, mi:
aspiraciones. Hace tempo que te
Ia 20 metiao en- ell magin, que re
va Ia descentralizaci6n administra
6iva y la identidad politica de nues-
tros principles, s:no la verdadera au
tonomla, no nos librar1a da la vel ads
condic:oa en- que permanecerfa mos.
Lo que ha dicho Munoz: tantos
amos de servidumbre sin rescate" q
que no le aguzsn Il lngsnio es por
que 10 tiene muy distraido
Eo Puerto Rico no son los brinci
pios los que han peivAdo hasta ahora
slno los postres, y estos SO los han
trsgado todos los incondicionales.
Mejor que 20, sabs usted, que con
el cuerpo de Ieyes po.fticas y admi-
nlstratlvas que tenemos, podr1amos
desen voivernos, siLo fuera por ell
pr0ceasmiento que aquf impera. E
ESQ del procedimiento be visto yo
siempre la madre del cordero Hasta
en- las ieyes civiIes Sc mete como Gu
Zebra 81 banera.
Ell 1nico medic de camb;ar ell pro
cedimiento 90 hacienda 10 que ustedes
han hecho.
B.sta de poiltica sentimental.
Dssdenar 10 practice y tangible, pa
ra pasarnos toda la vida en- especula
clones e osohca- amanda Ell ideal Y
como 5aapa rec. blendo pslos, no tiene
NADIA de agradab.e.
M'entras tanto, los incondiciona
les aprovechan los actnales item pos,
On presencla de la aurora boreaz que
aunque zejstos ilumina el horizonte,
para hacer de su credo una especie
de Ionga,sisa en- que van atarugando
Ell foicaaiIi0 de las reformas vlgentes
y futuras. M,entras ellos dicen:
'' Creo en- Canovas. todopoderoso, y
ZEN 81 gasta, So dnico successor dentro
de la mona qufa, y 81 ligare mas
"tarde. creo en- Sa mer6n en- Muro
~ en- Ezqnerdo y hasta en- Pl, con
"tal que la p.ovlncla permane zca ba
jo nnestro poder,' nosotros, con
trsis de monte. hemos estado balbu
ceando ell primer pArrsfo del padre
puestro, 8 sea: "Madye sauesno auto
ssomsa que estas en- et (se'0 santf
'cado sea el tn nt mbre, venga nos
el tn reino" este del venga d nc S
Ia constituido nuestra perpe,us iIu
ion, sin contar con que nos somos
os que deb mos ir bus ell reino,
para bascarlo, no hay mas remedio |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23
PERFIL DBL Ola
: LO que signifca la incorporation

= 10 que significa la incorporation
Ell diputado doctor Lopez Ian
dion concede una inter0ieaO al Direo.
tor de La Correspondence
Tratase oe los asunIos pollticos de
dia, y ell uirector hace la siguientt
pregunts::
10 e alcance concede usted al
acto dc incorporation de los autono
mistas de Puerto Rico al paEtloo Ii
beral de l. PeDinsule2
Respuesta ,-.- sImples despren
dlmientos de un partido local que
van perderse y confundirse en- Ell
torrente de una gran fuerza social
La absorci6n del arroyo en- el rio, 6
81 Sc quiere mayor alcsnce, Ia incor
Poraci6n del '1o que desag en- ell
oc6ano. En- TODD fen6meno de in
corporation, ~si en- el mnndo social
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23

Las noticias que llegan de la
isla entera son profundamente
satisfactorias
No solo secundan la evoluci6n
casi todos los elementos autono
mistas activos: tambien Sc dis
ponen a reforzarla casi todos los
que no hactam poItt5ca desde mu-
chos amos ha.
Medicos letrados, profesores,
comerciantes, propietarios agrf-
colas: 10 que representa- aquf Ia
ciencia y el capital; 10 que por
81 capacidad Y arraigo pesa Y de
eide en- los negocios p1blicos. Sc
dispone q tomar sitio en- Ell gran
partido liberal.
Mas todavfa: ciudadanos que
militaban en- el incondicionalis
mo y que en- sus flas ocupaban
puestos de honor 8 de combate,
esperan que nuestra obra Sc con
solide para ofrecerla su concurso,
que nosotros aceptamos con gra
titud y con carino.
Pudieramos citar nom mbres pro
pios 81 no nos 10 vedara la discre-
ci6n, indispensable siempre; in
dispensable, sobre todo, cuando
por olvidarla, es possible malo-
Qrar OpOrtunidades magnfficas Y
anular prop6sitos djgnos de cor
dial aplauso.
Bien venidos los que vengan.
Aquf, al aplicarse la autono-
mia de un modo sincere, Sc for
maran dos partidos: el liberal y
el conselvadol; con nosotros los
hombres de criterio mas amplio
y tolerante; con nuestros aover-
sarios los hombres de criterio
mas estrecho y suspicaz
Siendo la ley una para todos Y
no pugnando ninguno por mod1-
fcarla al a.terarla, quedaran cons
tituidas la provincia, la verdadera
provincia esps nola en- 10 pol1tico:
la region. la verdadera region
auton6mica en- 10 administrative.
Y es natural que cesen las
luchas por un progreso mayor,
dentro de la localidad, desde 81
punto Ell que empiecen For ese
mis- mo progreso, dentro de la na
cionaidad.
e manejo de nus stros intere-
ses Los pertenecera en- absolute;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-23

advierten que es mala acci6n,
que 500 & una fsra toca
ell halagar con la boca
y matar con la intenci6n
No sea ell co'ega bonazo;
su actitud es muy amb;gua.
Vuelva 8 su ls Dor antigua
y siga terne iarnsd al byaso,
Hoy con este no adelanta.
Con que sus!
vueIva, vuelva q la Somanta
al Coras6n de Jssas.
Esas son las campanss que le hon
ran y le aprovechan. Y en- elias con-
siste su especiaiidas.
La tactica que emp!ea hoy no pro-
duce efecto
El pals sabe que atenerse
Y a sus arrumacos contesta, cor
10 dsica y letra del Plato del liza:
" Eres una alhsja.
pero desde luego
tspa la bsrsja
que te he visto el jufgo ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
TELEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Owosso. Mich. Dec. Sire which broke out In
the Owosso Casket Works about o'clock this
morning destroyed life and so 0o worth OF
property. Frank Wilcox. night Waterman. aged
invent v seven. WAS sunocated while trying to quell
the fire with . hand eXtinguisher.
Denver. Dec. s-Michacl Spangler was terribly
crushed yesterday when being hoisted In the shaft
of the Crown Point mine. Idaho Springs OF
which he is receiver, and no hopes OF his
are entertained. He II native OF Ohio nfty-one
years Of age, and has been Of the leading bus.-
ness men OF this city
St Louis Dec 8-Chief Of Police Harrlgan says
that poolrooms. which have already been raided
four times within a week. will be closed up each
day they found open. The proprictors OF the
poorooms In Olive-st. opposite the Postoficc
Building have determined on new scheme to pre-
vent the police from arresting their employees when
rounded by heavy SCREEN extending from the
floor 10 the ceiling. Access TO this will be by a
door, which will be locked when the police appear
Westheld. Mass, Dec 8-Edwin A. James, aged
seventy, dropped dead while shovellinR snow I'm
from Brmhed Michael Kane. aged sixty-cight,
died suddenly In a hack while on his way to n
funeral
Sioux Falls S. D.. Dec. Stacked to pieces with
an axe the body OF Roy Erickson. n maker Of
wicker baskets. was found shortly after midnight
in an old shanty on Main-ave. In the room
sat William West. whose daughter Erickson IL
cused OF having ruined. and James Garrahan. the
owner OF the shanty II II thought by tho police
that West and Garrahan lured Erickson into tho
shanty and then killed him. Vests daughter was
sent TO the Reform School at Plankinton and was
burned 10 death there IA few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
REPORT AGREED UPON.

RESULT oF THE CONFERENCE OF TUESDAY NIGHT
TO BE PRESENTED TO MORROW NIGHT.
The conference on Tuesday night at tho rooms
Of the XXVIIth Assembly District Republican
club Slxth-ayc. near Forty -thrd-st. between the
Committee on Policy and Plan Of organization, APP
pointed at the Republican conference held about
fortnight ago at the Plaza Republican club rooms
ard IN, subcommittee OF the Executv" commit
tee which was chosen last week at the Lyric HAIR
meeting Of the Republican Organization OF the 'ty
OF Ncw-York lasted until 40 late an hour That liz
conclusions could not be given out In time for pun
ncation I'm yesterday mornings papers. J. bayhrd
Rnckus chairman Of the so-called Plazh CONFER
ence's committee who presided at the conference OF
Tuesday night. said yesterday in substance:
'Thc conference was harmonious throughout
Several OF the concrrces had plans 10 present. and
after fun discussion OF tho who'll, subject the two
committees united upon n report when VIII De
presented on Friday night for consideration ana
adoption by the two organizations which the con.
forring committees represented. The meeting or
our main body. composed OF delegates OF the Re-
publican conference committees from various As
somhIy districts. Will be held on that evening at
the Windsor Hotel
The Republican Organization OF the city OF New
York II IL said will assemble at Lyric Hall on the
same night TO act upon the report OF it's sub COM
mi tee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
WHAT is LIFE ?
A Discovery by Prof. Gates, Of
Washington, which Answers
the Question.
An Interesting Subject.

what is life?" This question has been asked
during all ages. but 1t has never until now been
successfully answered. Professor Elmer Gates.
of Washington. who has been making great ex-
periments with the microscope, has made virtu-
ally, a double microscope; In other words. he
brings the image Of the first microscope on the
lens which picture on the lens Is enlarged by the
second microscope so that many things which 1t
Is impossible to see with an ordinary microscope
are revealed. In this way he is able to see the
smallest cells Of the body In an exceedingly
large form. He says: Cut piece OF protopasm
into a number of pieces and eoch piece will stu
be alive" thus proving that the germs or life
exist in even the minutest particle OF the body.
But he goes farther and says that he believes
mind Is life. and that mind Is present In every
particle OF the body. This Is new, startling.
a wonderful theory, and II may lead to revou-
ton on the subjects Of disease, health and Of
happiness. 1t explains clearly one thing. and
that Is. why the mind is frequently affected
when the body is disOrdered and 1t brings home
the question OF health or disease very forcibly
1t becomes plain that In order to have a clear
head and strong mind. one must have BODY
that Is in perfect condition. When the body Is
deranged the mind cannot work rightly. With
pains in the back. nausea, WEAKNESS. bearing
down sensations and all the symptoms indicating
q weakened condition OF the kidneys and urinary
organs there is certain to be clouding OF the
intellect which calls for immediate action This
action can only be successfully taken by using
some great, modern discovery that Is certain to
put the cell tissues In perfect shape. There Is
such a discovery, and II Is doing more TO counter
act pain and establish health than anything
known to modern tunes. In speaking OF IL Dr.
William Edward Robson Of London. says: Il
omphatically state that have been able to give
more relief and effect more cures by the use OF
warmers Safe Cure than by all the medicines In
the British oharmacOp9ia." Doctor r. A. Gum,
dean OF the United States Medical College. says:
II prescribe and use Warmers Safe Cure in both
acute and chronic Bright's disease and commend
Il most frankly
such statements should convince any man or
woman that there Is no need OF farther suffering
n a prompt use is made Of the remedy that Is
commended so highly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

nation and dispels pain 1t is the great blood MAKER
and fesl, builder It does not make corpulent PEG.
pie more corpulent. Unlike cod liver oil 1t does not
build fabby flesh but tears down the unhealthy,
half dead tissues that constitute corpuency, carries
them away and excretes them, replacing them with
the Arm tissues of health Thousands have testified
to its merits Sold at all medicine stores.
ct have been afflicted with rheumatism and kidney
trouble" writes Mr. c. u. white. Of Grove Geauga Co..
ohio ~ suffered untold pain was afraid would lose
my mind. times almost entirely helpless There
had not been night for three years that could rest In
any position. tried Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS
diseases"
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
Constipation is the cause Of many diseases Cure
the cause and you cure the disease One Pellet "
is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic.
There never was any remedy invented which can
take their place. Druggists sell them aud there's
nothing else lust as good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
HENRY GEORGE DEMOCRACY NOW.
rrt-rr.RsoNIAN DEMOCRATS DECIDE ON
CHANGE OF NAME AFTER A CON-
FISED DEBATE.

IrF-Ft.RSONlAN DEMOCRATS DECIDE ON
CHANGE or NAME AFTER con-
FUSED DEBATE
Acting In conformity with resolution adopted az
n meeting held on November H. the Executive Com
mittee OF the Democracy Of Thomas Jefferson Is
sued n call for n conference which was held last
night in the hurry Hill Lyceum. Thirty-fourth-st
near Thrd-ave Or VI. NJ. Miller called the confer
ence TO order Wills J. Abbot. chairman or the
recent Campaign Committee. In explaining the pur-
pose OF the conference. said
.This conference WAS called at the suggestion or
the district leaders, for the purpose of reorganiza
ton upon permanent lines. There are some VINO
feel that the wise thing to do would be to sustain
the organization with which our great leader Henry
George, was so thoroughly identified. applause
There are others Of us who desire an organization
on the lines OF the JefYersonlan Democracy. for
independent political action to act as check TO the
so-caled Democratic organization now In power.
and an aid to that organization as long as 1t con-
tinues to do right ,,
Henry A. Golden was chosen as permanent chair
man. Every mention OF the Chicago and Bunao
platforms rourdly applaudcd. Dr. Miller was
elected permanent secretary. ana a long. Wordy
battle followed on the question OF substituting the
"Henry George" Democracy for Thomas Jener-
son" delegate from the NHIlld District said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
cpANr,pDS GOT THE AMMl NITION.

Washington. Dec. s-Ncws has reached here or
tho Illustration OF an attempt to convey store of
munitions OF to tho Cuban Insurgents JUST NJ
the moment when II had apparently succeeded
About tho middle OF September n steamer painted
black appeared near Cicntucgos. and lhnd~l stock
Of ammunition and twenty men. under the lead ~
Joseph Cepero naturalized American 'iuh'h
who after having been held IN a Cuban jail nearly
q wear. released by IN" spanish GoNrriin"Nt
last July. The expedition got inland but month
later the spanish authorities discovered nearly Ns9
hundred boxes Of ammunition for Remington and
MaIser rifles concealed in "A shallow creek ana car
rici IL into town. Later on tepero led an attack
a small town. and Killed several OF the inhabi-
tants Including "A woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
MIR. CROKER HAS NOTHING TO SAY.

FEW NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN A"E
CONFERENCES on SATURDAY AND sCNpAf'
Lakewood n j. Dec. S-Rlchard croker ana
the other Tammany men who are here had com
parativey quiet time to-day. ihefe "e'e AZ"
new Developments In the political situation
The attention OF Mr.. Croker was called to-day 10
reports tina: John c. Sheehan had been deposed
from the leadership Of the Tammany organization
ON account of misleading statements wmch hau
been made to Mr.. Croker regarding Hugh D.
GRANTS strength with the district leaders. MT
Croker declined to make any comuiei,rs. JONI.
f. Carroll who IL looked upon as tne ta'nma ny
turn here soon to report to Mr.. Croker on the
situation In New-fork: - Ga. c..,.,.. cov
seshall and Herman Sulzer. Mr.. Coggeshal Is said
10 be here 10 talk with Mr. Croker about repeauhs
IN. Ranes law this winter. He says he Is here FOR
the benefit OF his health. Jacob A. cantor Is ex,
N Nactsd the latter part Of the week to talk with
Xr Croker and Senator Grady about the leadership
OF the Senate minority number OF other Lam lam
many men will spend saturday ana sunday mere
when conferences will be held.