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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
LICK HOUSE TO
 BE TRANSFERRED
Executors of the Estate of James G. Fair Decided to Retire From
 the Hotel RuSiness

On the 1st of August the Lick House, which has been regarded as one of the best paying properties belonging to the estate of the late James G. Fair, will pass out of the immediate control of the exec utors of the estate. Negotiations have been pending for several weeks between the executors and K. B. Soule, manager of the popular hostelry, and transfer of the hotel under a lease has been effected. MT. Soule has been identified with the Lick House as its manager for many years.
 Negotiations were pending between James G. Fair during his life and Mr Soule for transfer, but before arrange ments were completed Fair died. Since that time litigation over the estate has made it impossible up to a few weeks ago for the executors to consider Soule's prop osition, but finally, the bulk of the lftiga- tion being disposed of, negotiations were opened and the property is now out of the hands of the executors.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
CARE. OF THE SICK
 ITS CONSTANT AIM
RED CROSS UNTIRING EFFORTS
 TO RELIEVE PAIN.
A Convalescent Home Its Next Pro ject - Alaska Sends Its
 Subscription.

An executive session was held by the San Francisco Red Cross Society yester- day, and important reports of chairmen of various committees were heard and discussed. Mrs. James Elder of the hos ptal committee informed the officers of the society that there were ten typhoid cases in camp, and that 100 other cases were being treated at regimental hospi- Atal and twenty-one at the French Hospi- tai. Mrs Elder remarked that the splen- did work done by the latter hospital could never be told in words, and too much appreciation could not be shown.
 Miss Wallace, who visits Fort Point daily reported more sickness at that ,.plaee than ever.
 There is a decided improvement In the health of the Tennessee and Iowa regi- ments, due to the excellent care taken of the men by their surgeons and the Red Cross.
 A rising vote of thanks was extended Mir. Duncombe for the continued use of his ambulance. He has refused remunera- ton for the services of his ambulance and men, and is still ready to proffer them.
 The Red Cross tent is filled with sick men, and every attention is being shown them by the nurses employed by the so-- ciety. So far over 100 cases have received Twenty thousand badges are being worn throughout California by people who nave the interests of the society at heart. Mrs. l. Lowenberg, chairman of the 1erry hospitality committee. informed tNe executive officers that 39 451 incoming xnu outgoing soldiers were entertained Ss her assistants, and that 5000 visitors iIon iioG camp were feasteI. Last Sunday t.c tgyc men enjoyed the society's hospitality at the ferry
 .1hs ne State society reported that s750O ear es'S peen expended In supplies and neces- aad teS @ LOT the field hospital at Manila, 'dtru dotI Iei aiter special attention would be 6t., o'eu t9 the home of convalescent sol General Miller post conrandant a+ tho h',s hb11SIdi0. haS been asked to set aside a house for that purpose, but as vel m answer mas been received from him
 DohauonS were received at inc San sIancisco supply depot from: Mise Rock Mts. .foWler, Belmont School. Mflbrac iDalryi Mrs. Apperson, Mrs. Gearv and Subscriptions were received bv ,ha State society from the following anvil larles: Lake County, $35: Bakersfield 2 nd Kern Clty. $50; San Francisco. s125o for badges; Centeryille. $25; Brentwood s51 70; Grays Harbor Commercial Com, monthly subscription, 8. @'ie slp' Following are some of the amounts ra- corded yesterday: io . Proceeds of fair given at 52s Grove street ,lMiss D. Zeiner), s6 50; membere ships, $14 MT. and Mrs. Armstrongn r1rin sF M J. Blumein, S5; Honest Dewey fagr held at 1704 Folsom street $50 55. rece,Hnd through Alaska Commercial Companv
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w ar Incidents.

This afternoon at 1 o'clock at the mothers headquarters of the Christian Commission, on Fifth avenue, there is to be meeting of ladies in the interest of the Kansas regiment drill to be given at Mechanics Pavilion next Thursday even- ing The ladies are taking a very deep interest in the affair and are pressing the there is sure to be large attendance. The living pyramid of flags will be one of the attractive features: Mime. Alice Waltz will sing ''The Star Spangled Ban ner,' accompanied by the regimental band.
 Acting Assistant Surgeons T. B. Robin son and T. A. McCulloch and Privates Myer, Josephson and Fred B. Zweybruck
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entered the house she saw that the lip of one had been cut. The dog followed the children upstairs into the house and the woman was so enraged, believing that she seized the animal and hurled 1t over the banisters into the street. distance of 15 feet. The fall broke the dogs leg, Greeley set the broken bone, but it was found necessary to kill the animal to end its sufferings.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister at Washington, Writes About the Prospects of American
 Trade in the Orient.
 In Next Sundays Call.
Bishop Gaines Here.

Bishop w. J. Gaines. D.D., Presiding Bishop of the Eleventh Episcopal district of the African M. E. church. arrived in the city Thursday afternoon, accompa
 nied by his daughter, Miss Mary l.. Gaines, who is his private secretary. The Bishops home is in Atlanta. Ga. whence he comes to look after the work of his church on the coast, as this is part of his district Bishop Gaines published a book some months ago entitled "The Negro and
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
In the Divorce Courts.

Agnes Bru yesterday on the ground of assertion. Anna M. Hutchinson was granted divorce from Robert c. Hutch inson on the ground of willful neglect Jo- sephine Grantet was granted a divorce from Antoine Grantet on the ground of cruelty. Louise Renier has applied for a divorce from Frederick Renier alleging failure to provide and cruelty as causes of action. A. H. Pepper has been ordered to pay his wife. Emily Pepper, alimony in the sum of s25 a month
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the White Man. The book created quite a sensation. The Bishop is one of the South, and enjoys the respect and confidence of both white and colored wherever he Is known. He will occupy the pulpit at Bethel A. M. E. Church on Powell street, near Jackson, tomorrow both morning and evening. The Bishop Is the guest of Rev. w. B. Anderson, 1132 Broadway
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Tn the Hospitals.

Private Irwin J. Shelton. Company B, First Tennessee Regiment, died at 2 o'clock yesterday at the Division Hospi- tai of pneumonia. N - ~R
 There were 251 cases in the hospital yesterday afternoon, as against 230 on Thursday. Privates William Marske, Company G. Seventh California, and A. c. Bebb, Company F. FEty-first Iowa Regiment, who died on Thursday were buried yesterday. The remains of Pri- vate Joseph c. Wheeler, Company l., First California recruits, who died at the Mar inc Hospital, were also inferred.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Grand Army Reunion.

George H. Thomas-the Rock Of Chick amauga''-will be celebrated this evening at the California Hotel by the Grand Army post which bears the name of the illustrious soldier. The celebration will take the form of a banquet and reunion. At the conclusion of the feast short speeches will be the order of the occasion. The affair promises to be one of the most the auspices of George H. Thomas Post No. 2, Department of California and Ne .vada
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
] Cnnxict-Made Shoes.

State Labor Commissioner E. L. Fitz- gerald has received a communication from D.. w. McNeill of this city, calling attention to the smuggling into the city of boots and shoes manufactured by the and that the same are now on sale in several of the shoe stores of San Fran cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30

citation had visited the camps in this city and made inquiry for Foresters who have enlisted in the army. The organization Is now fairly started on its good work, and as contributions from courts and cir cles of the Order of Foresters of America come in it will have no difficulty in carry ing out the purposes for which 1t was started.
 The association has adopted neat but ton, which Is furnished to each one who enrollS as a member.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Military Entertainment.

The principal feature of the entertain mcnt in Mechanics Pavilion next Thurs day evening, under the auspices of the Army and Navy Christian Commission, will be the drill of the Twentieth Kan sas Regiment in command of Colonel Funston. There will also be band con- cert and flag reception.
 The proceeds will be devoted to the good work that is being done among the soldiers by the Christian Commission, which Is desirous of sending supplies to its representatives in the Philippines. There will undoubtedly be large attend
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Good for Bologna Sausage.

First Lieutenant Harris, Fourth United States Cavalry, First Lieutenant Smith,
 Utah Cavalry, and Second Lieutenant Buttner, Third United States Artillery, who were appointed to inspect the horses left at the Presidio by the officers that have gone to Manila, examined forty of the animals on Thursday and out of that number found only twelve that were ac- mainder were not worth the expense of their transportation here. These twelve
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30

horses were purchased for the Utah Cavalry, which leaves here next week for the Yosemite Valley and Sequoia Ma tional Park. Captain Caine has a hun dred men in his troop and only eighty horses. The board will meet again at 2 o'clock to-day to examine other horses, with a view to securing eight more to complete the necessary mounts for Cap tain Caines troop.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Cruelty to a Dog,

Officer Walton of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has in- vestigated a case of harsh treatment to a dog in the Mission, and he says that he will to-day swear out a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Tracy of 43 Willow ave- nue. According to the story the woman's children were playing with a stray dog on the sidewalk. and when the youngsters
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
EIGHTH CALIFORNIA.
The Regiment Now Recruited to the Maximum of 1928 Off
 cers and Enlisted Men.

CAMP BARRETT, SATHER STATION. July 29.-Major Whitton, recruiting off, cer, appointed by Colonel Henshaw. re- ports that the regiment Is now recruited up to it's entire strength-1326 officers and men.
 The regiment is now fully equipped with 1884 model Springfield rifles. All the ser geants have received their side arms-44
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  Twasf That Bnow description
  translate dromh of front the  
  The Manila MT Young the editor this  8oundin The pc
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
THE PREsIDIO CAMP.
Forty-Firs Iowa Regiment Moves to the Reservation. F Attpa ctiOnS Of the Post.

The exit of the troops from Camp Mer- ritts began yesterday when the Fifty-flrst Iowa Regiment. under Colonel Loper, marched over to the PresidIo and went into camp upon the slope just to the south of where the Union-street car line enters the reservation. Colonel Loper brought his command over in the afternoon and Tn e V hours the regiment had it's tents pitched and was comfortably settled in its new home. The officers and men ap- peared to be much pleased with the change and they say that they will be far more comfortable at the Presidio than they were at Camp Merritt Colonel Lo- per's quarters are upon the crest of the slope, and the natural contour of the ground is such that all the drainage is from the camp. The tents face to the east and the kitchens are at the northern
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
Foresters' Relief.

The Foresters' Relief Association held meeting last evening. and 1t was shown that during the past week the members of the executive committee of tha asso-
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-30
THE FIFTH EXPEDITION. The Scandia and Arizona Will Take the Seventh California, Two Bat talions of Regular Infantry
 and Recruits.

= MERRIANrs plans expedition E yesterday few of
 
  sailed
  learned yesterday that the Seventh has
  divided  w. C of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
.IngIaterra,( contra FrancIa y Russia

El discurso pronunciado reeientemente
por Ell ministro ingt9s de las oolonias, mister
aChambsrlain.e Birmingham, oontinda siendo
tema de preocupaoiones para los polftioos
franoeses. Aparte de la mani6eeta ofensa
hecha Russia por el antigua radical ingl6e,
q SO deduce del tono del disourso que Inglate.
IRA pretende oponerse Francia EN- las nego'
"ciaciones pendientes sobre los territories de
la ouenoa del Niger. Sc cree que Ia Gran
Bretaila considera que las divergencias entire
ella Francia en- los asuntos afrioanos son
motive sufciente para provooar una guerra.
Probablemente Ia inspira sus exigenoias
ia persuaci6n de que como potencia naval es
muy superior s Francis.
Sc cree en- condolences de bloquear los
puertos de la repdblica CON sus fotas, mien.s
tras diyersas faerzas expedicionarias se apo.
derarfan de las colonias francesas del extre.
mo Oriente para impedir que, llegads Is
OCCASION, pueda ayudar Rusis en- IA lncha
mss menos pr6xima que todos preveen.
Ri imperio mosoovita se verfa AT obi.
gsdO combatir solo contra 4Inglaterra, los.
Est.acs Un;..cc-- 3. laErttn Estes dcs alti-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

= !. Lamamos ID atenoi6n do nuestros,
fectores hacia 81 ananoio que publicamos On
q cuerta columns, de %. piana refersnte s
i nueya lfnea que estahleoe 10 Gle. Gls.
Transatl& l&ntique de vapores correos. franoe-
ses prop6sito de clio. lno Green los
sefores J. T. Silva Co, agentes prinoipa-
les de dichs companis, que serfa .oonvenien-
te consular & Ia misms, viniese al indicado
vapor este puerto en- vex de salir do San
Thomas para los puntos de Espa1a2 La
molestia que oausa los passjeros, gastos
oonsiguientes durante seis dias que transou-
rren del Is al % que llega 4 10 indicsda isla
&c San Thomas 81 vapor impedirln sin duda
apre evechar esa oportunidad, y ademas no
poede llevar oarga para Espafla con trasbor-
do en- el extranjero, eegtn 10 dispuesto por
ell gobierno de Madrid. q : /
~ El ayuntamiento de Maunabo ha
oontrlbdido con dos caballos para lae gaerr,-
las volantes que sc estAn orqanixando. H.
~. Dice <El Liberal.: "A oonsecuen-
cia del robo heoho don Jose Pons, calle de-
San Francisco ndmero 70, han sido deteni-
dos Antonio Urdanets, Juan Rubie, Manuel
Gonzalez, Ramon Powell Bel6n Fala, ops
rarios que trabsjaban en- reparacionss de i.
mencionada casa.
- Mafspa &c an trasladados Santur-
oe los nlf1os y nif1as del Asilo de Bene6cen-
ella, ,que Sc eucuentran en- la fQca de San
Patrlcio de los ssiores Cerecedo Hnos. Co.
~ En- Ell barrio Montoso, Jurisdiction
de Marleao, f0el on detenidos en- la mahana
del dfa Q del actual los individuos Diego
sOjea, Emilio y Jose Loreto Hernandez Y
SMarcelino Justiniano por robo de una res
Avacuna don Hustaqnio Sepulveda, las que
5dieron muerte beaefoiaron, reparti6ndose
Sla. .oarne entire Los mismos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

mas potenoias faoilitarfan /. primera ej6r-
otto para atacar pOr TERRA Russia.
La prensa francesa 30 abstiene de imitar
el tono aggressive de ios peri6dioos de Londres
los cuales afirmsn que IL Gran Bretaf,a esta
preparada para u luoha. es possible que
estalle II guerra en- Junio' proximo.
Una nota ofciosa del gobierno frances
deolars, por ell oontrario, que NADIA antoriza
4 temer una ruptura de las negociaoiones
pendientes entire los comisionados franceses
8 ingieses sobre onestiones africanas,
Annque con mucha lentitnd, dice Ia no.
ia, esas negooiaciones s,guen una maroha
salisfactoria, y Francia esta dispuesta 3 ha'
Ger ouantas conoesiones sean oompatibles con
sus dereohos y su d,gnidad.
Generalmente Sc Juzga que Is actual 81.
tuacion es peligrosa, y sc duda lue los
ingleses los norteamericanos hayan pao-
tado va una alianza.
Cuanto Alemania, no sc muestra hasta
ahora dispuesta entrar en- la esfera de
acci6n britannica, no obstante las insinus-
clones del gabinete iDgl6s. ",. x~ 49,, y. ~. =
Para apreoiar con claridad la aetna.
situaoi6n, no debe olvidarse que Italia, sin
ser aliada de Inglaterra, esta de aouerdo con
esta potsncia respecto del Mediterraneo.
( De EZ Liberal, de Madrid.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07
De un peri6dico americana <The Glo-
tbe,, tomamos ell siguients suelto:
"Humanidad en- nueStra casa

Mlentras Ell esp1rltu human1tarlO ue
>ruestro pueblo se alza de tai modo que nos
]leva una guerra en- aras de otro pueblo
vecino por mot;vos purameute humanitarios,
par6cenos bien hacer un esfaerxo para que
~ese humanitarismo acanoe los que sufren
"en nuestra propia casa.
La semana pass da uno de nuestros di.
aputados hizo en- ell Copgreso las siguientes
sdeclaraoiones que quedaron sin discussion:
.<Nos vanagloriamos de haber dado llbertad'
4 1000, 900 de esclavos. Cierto que destrui'
mos esa bsrrera que dividia odiosamante
ynuestro pueblo en- amos = eervidores; pero,
mientras nos enorgulleoemos de nuestras
sglorias, olvidamos acknowledgements que con
nuestro infcuo sistema industrial, hemos da'
do carta de naturaleza un eistema de opre.
sion mas refnado, pero no menos cruel que
el viejo sistema de repugnante esolavitud.
Un peri6dioo de Nueva York asegura
~que ex,sten hoy en- aquella oiudad muohos
mas indigentes que en- la pobre lrlanda en-
un ai1o entero. Estos infelioes viven en- ca
asas de vecindad, verdaderas Iooilga perte
necientes millonarios 1icas igleslas como
la de Ia Trinidad. Cuando estos propietarios
7fae on noti6cajos ha POGO por las autorida-
des de sanidad de que deber1an mejorar las
condolences higi6nicas de sus casas, luoharon
brazo partido contra la orden. Los pobres,
miserables inquilinos quedan hoy en- ls calle,
frente q sus oasas, pensando donde colooar
~sus muebles, de los que carecen muchos de
~elos. QoizAs a]gunos estan enfermos, con
tfsis, defberfa 8 a'guna de esas temibles en-
fermedades que viven y Sc desarr9llan, para
~oolmo de males, entire las olases pdbres. Ca
recen de medios de subsistencia, careoen de
casa, de oinero, de AMIGOS. Sa situa-
ci6n es adn peor que la de los reoonoentrados
an Cuba puesto que favor de estos dltimos
Ia estalIado una guerra International, mas,
squi6n piensa en- hacer guerra 4 favor de los
<reconcentrados, de los EE. UU. que son
quizas sin quizas, diez veces mas numero
sos que los reconcentrados de Cnba? Existe,
asf, una gran diferencia entire la llamada
orreldad espanoIa haoia sus sdbditos y la
verdadera crueldad refnada, oubierta por ell
pabellon de Ia libertad, que ejerea sobre
nuestro pueblo la iglesia con sus organiza-
Clones y tolera nuestro gobierno, pero 81
~efecto es ell mismo.>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

**x seryicios prestsdos por Ia pollcls.
en- el d1a de aver: Curado en- la ssla de 60
zorro Jaan Garcia, de uD rasguho en- ell lsbio
superior. Providenoia Rosa, de una oontu-
sion sobre la pierna izquierda Jaana Ote-
70 de una confusion sobre ell hom6pIato i1
quierdo Y uoa mordedura sobre el dedo pull
gar de Ia mano derecha. Detenido Floren-
clio Cabello, por estropear Juana Otero.
Dsndo cuenta dofla Basilia Perez de un ro-
bo que le han hecho en- gu casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-07

voluutarios que sod mnchos, Verifoado I'll
~desfile retirada Il tropa ! sus cuarteles, se
strasladaron los volnntarlos : Il quinta del
Aefior Rovira, donde se oomi6 IN suculento
rancho Y 90 repartieron lioores y dulces pro-
sfusamente. al marchar para Arroyo los vo'
luntarios de este pueblo faeron acompafAn-
dole hasta a sslida de eeta villa Gus compa
afieros de esta poblaci6n J una gran concu-
rrencia de paisanos.
El sefior Cautiho teniente coronel del
battalion enardeci6 los animos con frases
~eminentemente patriotioas, ooDgratul landose
de que ante el enemigo extranjerol hayan
~desaparecido por complete diferenoiat polf-
ticss. A los que habfan jurado la bfndera
les hizo presente la importancia del acfo que
acababan de verifcar, manifest&ndolSs que
aquelia ensefi g habfa cubierto nuestr$s Gu
mas ' Ia de nuestros padres siendo indlspen-
sable sucediera 10 mismo con la de nupstros
.hiios Atronadores vivas interrumpieron
al orsdor militar. Hablaron tambi6n sel Sc
nor Virella el senor Cobss, de Arroyo.
. rLlam6 la atencioE por su msrcial3dad y
buen aspecto la banda de gaetadofes de
Arroyo formada por robustos hombrbs de
color.
Ia caballerfa tanto de Guayama como
ia del vecino pueblo podfa competir con ID
del ej@rcito.-A.
6 de JUNO de 1898.
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AImacen y |ibreria de 0Iimpios 0tero.

Gale de Atocha.-Po once, .Pto Rlco.-Ley-
sbach.--Un Bal'o, Op. Sc, Fantasia. I'm peso
Is centavos. Hermann. Op. l72,s .Fantasfs.
un peso l3 centavos. Nooturno, 10 Op.,z :,
90 oentavos. Idem 20. ideln 4. un peso 10
oentavos. Idem 80. idem IS, IS oentavos.
Idem 40. idem SO, 80 qentavos. 1dem 20.
idem SO, 90 oentsvos. Idem SO. idem 81,
un peso 13 otvos. Stella Confidente, 0p.l75s
Fantasia, 80 oentavos. Hpoofs, Op- lss,
Fantasia, $l.ls. Aida, Op. l5s, Fantssfs,
IS eentavos. Traviata, Op. 100. Fantasia,
IS oentavos. Rigoleto, Op. 1873, Fantasfs,
IS centavos. Jone. OP.s 60, Fantasia, 7s
oentavoa. Sonambufa, Op. 1877, Fantasfs,
60 oentavos.
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.CABLEGRAMAS

A las y media de hoy, hora de oerrar
nuestra edici6n, no han lIegado los despa-
caos por cable que recibe Ia Diputaci6n.
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Y 4 R | E D A D 5.
de gusto
ACADIA de recibirse queso Retna-
sa, manteQuilla de Sant01dfH.
Salchich6n s.VichV memhx&91o H.

MaoFca, aceunas negras barriles chorizos Bilbao u
tas Monserrat baoalaO Eso1sa ell sepre soHeitado V
Rioja Sagasta- el Colmado de Cerecedo HeCmaooe
Compa19a. -,
The herald., 1898-02-17


Southern Pacific agent at Cotton, has
been transferred to San Bernardino.
D. d. Dayton. who is the Randsbure
agent OF the Santa Fe. was in the city or
Sunday.
Superintendent J. A. Muir OF the South.
ern Pacific went to Mammoth Tank yes.
terday to oversee the commencement oi
the work OF graveling the entire desert
portion Of the line. to do away with the
dust He will have four trains at work al
Of the time.
George Lake, who has been for some
tinic with the Terminal company, has re-
signed his place and will have charge OF
the DIAL Valley roads business in Ven
tura from March LIST.
Santa Barbara people want the Southern
Pacific company to operate excursion
trains to that city. They claim that the,
are being overlooked by the tourists.
John Clark of the Burlington left yes.
terday with large eastbound excursion
party.
The Southern Pacific company is con.
centrating men and teams at Templetor
to work on the changes being made ir
grades and curves in that region.
The Santa Fe is preparing a freight
schedule for the Randsburg road which
will be greatly below the rates now being
charged.