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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26
SEVERE CRITICISM ON
MANAGEMENT OF CAMPS.
Rev. Cyrus l.. bradley. Prominent
Pre;a;e of PennsyIvsnia, BIames
the Different Departments

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25.-Rev. Cyrus
l.. Bradley, archdeacon Of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF Eastern Pennsyi-
vania and chaplain Of the First Pennsyl-
wanna volunteers, In sermon tonight Sc
versly criticised the management OF the
volunteer camps which came under his
supervision al Cnickamauga, where his
regiment was stationed for a long time.
He said the medical. com;assary. quarter
master and ordnance departments were al
20 blame. and continued thus:
4 personally saw men isft In the hos
pital tn camps fer tnlrty-slx hours with
out any medical attendance whatever.
Il saw men in those hospitals suffering
from fever with the rain beating down
upon them.
Il saw men committed % the cara OF
u3sk!ilsd attendants waen it was absolute
y Impossible for them . receive anything
like the attention they deserved
4 saw men Suffering from feysr. living
with thei- mouths open and Their mouths
tiled with flies
In conclusion. tae archdeacon said;
Il wonder i | dare beng sin in the
government service say more. TAere is
much more that might be toid IL IL we're
proper 10 tell H. bat perhaps ths will suffice
/ had not intended 10 touch upon this pnsss
Of our e1pereree al all, but when I think
that these things nave taken place IN th!s
the richest. greatest and presume bly, the
most advanced nation OF The face OF the
earth, / can not hold my peaes."
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THAT MILLION DOLLAR SUIT,
Testimony Will All Be In before
Next Week.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-IntelItgencer
TACOMA, Sept. 25.-The last OF the tssti-
mony to be. taken IN the million dollar
suit will De heard during the coming
week before Master In Chancery Thad Hus-
ton and It is expected final decision IN the
case viii be rendered by Judge Hartford in
February.
This sui; in which the city has secured a
Judgment IN the sum Of SIS. so, has settled
itself into two definite Issues, namely. the
suit against c. r. Wright and others IN
which the judgment noted was secured i'm
the superior court. ard the suit OF the
New York Security and Trust Company
against the Tacoma Gas and ELECTRIC Light
Company and the city OF Tacoma. with
Sheriff Mills. Of Pierce county, party de-
PENDANT. This latter suit IS TO forsclose a
mortgage OF $4,000 10 recover on bonds
held by the 9. b. Wright estate. ard also 10
restrain the city from selling the property
81 the company under It's big judgment IN
the "rn!l!:on-dolar suit IN part satisgac-
ton.
II ia with reference to this last named SUI
that testimony Ia 10 be taken during this
week After this shall have been concluded
the case VIII be closed. so far a. IL al this
tire known. Attorneys concerned expsc; g
decision from Judge Hansord al the febi7l-
airy term of the Federal court and do not
anticipate any further cornplicat.ons which
may In any way delay closing up the case
in the court here.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
HAS FATAL TERMINATION
Private Jackson Is Killed at Camp
Poland-santtary Conditions
Given More Attention.

CAMP POLAND. Knoxville. Tenn. Sept
Clamp Poland today vas tbs scene Of
another accidental shooting which Is ex
pecied 10 result in the death % Private
Jackson, o. the Fifth Ohio regiment. A
loaded rife fell TO the ground and WAS
fred. The ball struck Jackson IN the
bowels. Death is expected at any moment.
The hospital report today was as follows
Three received. hone released. one died.
~ convalescents remaining.
As result OF the report Of the examin-
ing board OF surg eons made some time ago
a. well as The recent visit of Secretary
A.ger. the enforcement of all sanitary
regulations al Camp Poland becomes
str1ctsr ard more rigid from day to day.
Il Is plainly to be seen that the attitude
Of Secretary A'gsr and Surgeon General
SteFnberg 10 hold regirental, brigade and
division officials responsible for any sick
ness caused by The non-enforcement OF
sanitary regulations las had It's effect as
already the lnes are being frightened at
Camp Poland and the sanitary conditions
Of the various regImental camps is being
watched in the closest manner possible.
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81 ana az First Az.

Cleveland during Ills first term and &C.
e3l2e6 rAe place O. ACCOUNT OF bis business
Col James A. sexton.
Co. James a Sexton was bern in Chi
cage. lis sE-;stec Ter thrss months in
April 1851 WGea = years Old hs enlisted
IL the FIfty-arzt Illinois infantry volunteer
regiment; May. Issz. ne uss commissioned
FIRST LIEUTENANT IN the Slxty-ssventh ILL
r,ois regiment. He was transferred 10 the
Seventy second infantry. accepting a cap
ta1pcy 81 company recruited Unasr the
z1zp.aes Of The T. III {. A. wAien BE-
re First board Of Trade regiment. He
was assigned 20 RAnsosn's brigade, Nc
Arthors division Seyentssnth army corps.
army OF tns Tennessee. and participated
n al The campaigns. MARCHES. battles and
z.egsx q, that ssGny4 In the fail OF 1874
the regiment was assigned temporarily 10
s,Eickiaaa's brigade. Rogers division.
Tweniy-toifc army corps. 81 the army OF
the Cumberland OF this campaign Gen.
srssofeld xss In command Of he army %
t,s retreat from Atlanta to Nashville As
regimesta! cozamanaer. Col. Sexton CON-
nancsd tabs regiment q, the battles OF
Columbia Spring HILL EraEklln and Nash
v2is and throughout the campaign. Col.
Sexton vas assigned 70 STAN duty. being
dsiaiied or the stsn Of Mai Gen. 4
Sm!;n a. acting provost marshal o! the
staH until Angus, q. 1855 Col. Esxtos
then settled - Lowncss county, Ala,
where 30 purchased a plantation. In 1867
10 sold Out as interests In the South ana
returned 70 Chicago and engaged in the
foundry business uEdsr the SAME Of j. A.
Il T. s. Sexton. After the Chicago Are
In ISL tho 1sEn natns was changed 70
now known. Criobsn. Sexton x Co. Il has
bsen entirely successful. During Sections
army service ne was wounded four times
and vas Mentioned in the reports and gen
egSl or0ers Of his superior sfncers kevsssf
times. Three 0T his sons enlisted in :as
volunteer army for the present war with
Spain. Col. sexton 3as been q public
spirited cilxsD and always active IN any
effort made for the advancement VI the
city He has bean = presidential eSSctor.
present president 81 tee board Of managers
OF the Soldiers and Sailors Home al
Springfield. Ill IL April, 1859. President
Harrison appointed him postmaster At Chi
cage. lie continued IN the Office until he
resigned "a January, 1855.
Secretary Richard Wefghtman.
Richard WeiShtman. secretary OF the
commission. was born IN Washington in
is45. He joined the Confederate army n
1851 and ssrved continuously until May.
lSG5. For twenty years he resided IN
Louisiana, the last thirteen having been
devoted 20 Journalism in New Orleans.
Since 1881 SIR. Wsightmarl has been edi-
torla! writer on the Washington Post.
Abou, the middle OF November last Mr.
Weighrman was sent by his paper 10 In
yestigsts the report upon the conditions
of affairs IN Cuha. His letters from the
island were in exact contradiction OF the
sensational reports (iGn current. He re-
ported the Cuban civil government a Mere
thing Of buckraFn, 81 no coEeFion and OF
10 military importance.
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EMMA GILL DIED
AT NANCY GUILFORD'S.
4 search OF the Premises DisrIoses
Many Teii-rstr Evidences
Against Mrs. Eutifora

NhIpOErNEp Cont SEPT = A
search - Nanca Gt:g:or5s a2Bs~ today sat
tied h-yea. 3oJh, that Emma CIR dssS
thsre. ara II was nl~o learned ths, h~y
issts tSck pace sunday. Ike llta inst
s-NeTsl sTcfiFstnafirs articles h@!enxfur 10
Mrs. Gas,f9rs sere sr3aa ia 10 search az
IRE Frsn.sa&
II ~ believed lax tns portions = ne
5tiss1%f1l t<yed bsosv veys thrown Into ve1-
lss HAL Icat A-s. GG.l.cyd Ia. htrs. =
tssgn Gors Bank brothers :hst right ard
was sons $50 hours. Aa4 TIE Moa1ay nlxns
- lowing sSs hs5 tie same team aga ana
wss soEe Gn.I 5'c.cSA tNs nest FroFa.ue
Ma CsspersGe. ~hS kvss absus 80 Eesf
tArowS G,o IDS poAa, positively i3s- t.t.ss
lbs team - GRE pa ssw hcag driven On
tse s.iexs aAest 10 - Ss.es,k o. re sun
oar might. ard sss< asec cav u returr. ! few
moments later
St4ai. issrm2ins ia - stated 'o.lgh: ;Aat -
ssgs-c5 - 20 hes~ - = arTe-s of Mrs tSusl-
fed St sssy moment. lie ~as posss.ys fAst
sAe WEAK - sssca-as-S tasSss aAxx ss.a.c
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NURSES FOR SANTIAGO.
Surgeon Geucral's onice H.. Nonc
to ssare-Etght From Letter

CHIC kAMAtGA Sept, @-A rao-,fs,
ton Mas nsae so3ay frurn the surgeon ren-
eraFs oft:ce for zen n1r.es ana w. x.,r
geons from ths hOs.y ssls 20 40 q Ssrttaso
tie naafbc. asked FOR could not Sa shared
lT>M st@rHoerg. bat Letter aospi,aI MI
tvf'ih-A @lrAi nurses ana one surgeon II
TEA days
Two deaths occurred tod&y "a sts4--y,h.arsr-
70 1T fsers ard Private J WIFE r@nr
tenth New York.
se*'aHtssH men we're reieas~d <-n.,, +hs
Hospital or f4Tloughs TeLrFy-tf1ree nurses
eighteen f1Sn AND hftesa SlseAra 81 ,~ssr
lfY who have been engaged IN ~a-x a. ~
Ta'rt G-y.s.on. First corps ao<,l,al Iaf,
:o1iaat the men for New YORK srJ rts
Sisters FOR Lexington
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KITCHENER TOLD THE
FRENCH TO MOVE.
Maj MaFchand Refused. hut. Tn
daunted, the British General
HOistcd His Flag.

LONDON. Sept. 8.-The Cairo CORE
spondent OF the Telegraph, teiegra phing
Monday. says:
Gen Kitchener found the French az
Fashoda. lie notified Maj. Marchand that
he had express instructions that the terri
tory was British, and that the French
muet retire. and offered them passage TO
Cairo
Marcband absolutely declined 10 retire
unless ordered 10 do So by his govern
me8t. No fighting occurred Mai. Mar
chand was given clearly 20 understand
that the British .asltei upon their cla MS
aad the rest has been left TO be settled by
diplomacy between the respective govern
me8ts
Gen. Kitchener sent long official DIS
Patch 10 London. hoisted the union jack
and the Egg rt.an ensign and left as 4
garrison the Eleventh and Thirteenth Sou
dan-se battaltons and the Cameron High
landsrs 70 project the British flag. Col
Jackson commands the garrison.
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NO GRASS FOR HIM.
Washinxton's Only soldier Who Ha.
smetied Powder.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post InteiIsenCsr
TACOMA, Sept "A letter r-ce.ved n4,f.
Ay ex Judge James Wlckersaam from Gen
Wesley Merritt. bearing the post mark ~
Manila tells Of the only regularly aniiste
soldier Of the state Of Washington now al
the front This is Fra nix Wickerxharn. q
printer who IS nov headquarters orderly
in the Office Of the adjGiant general al
Manila
Cen Merritt writes that WASHINGTON :
only soldier IN the Philippines is we'll and %,
dGty and briefly refers 10 the voyage 70 the
Islands. Young WicksrshAm Is In Fac. The
only regularly enlisted man from Wash
tn9tpn now s@rving AZ the front II. frs
jo.ned Company X Of Naltshurx. ba, was
later transferred 10 the First IDAHO regi-
rnent. at ms request. IN the hope OF being
able 10 MAKE the trip 20 Manila under Gen
Merritt's command.
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PEACE COMMISSION
SIGHTSEEING IN LONDON.
Steamboat xcurston and Other At
fractions Provided the Members
Hotel Mans Funny Break.

LONDON. Sept. 8.-The peace commits
e,onsrs devoted the day 10 sightseeing with
the energy and enthusiasm Of few tourists
Mos Of The ladies' ard several gentlemen OF
thu party attended religious services IL
" estna.nster Abbey ana ST. PauPs,
Several INDUCED in areamooat excur-
sioa on the Thames or drove 10 many
pisces OF historic interest. The Hotel Cecil
was filled with Americans all day. many
calling on the commissioners or attaches.
~ ie others grouped about The hobbies dis
cussinR the commission ana It's work gave
the golden EAslish hosteisy the air % en-
tertalnng an American political conven-
ton.
Much amusement was caused by the ac-
ton OF the hotel proprietor who. intending
To pay graceful compliment 70 ais guess
rs'ssd the American and Spanish H2gs side
ay eide. The combination excited curious
comments among TIE thousands OF passers-
by.
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DEATHS.
Thomas Collins Well Known Con.
tractor.

BELLEFONT7E Pa. Sept 3.-Tnouas
Collins. ms last bat one OF the wtSaIv
known hrm OF railroad contractors. Collins
Brothers, died today a. his home ;y, ms
city, aged Is years. He had been in for
the paat year or two and was convalescenf
from an attack OF typhoid fever when
gsasrene set IL ard caused death
The firm OF Collins Brothers Of which,
Thomas Collins as the ruling spigis La ss,3
% 2aVe bulk hundreds ~ miles OF Railroad
more tran any other firm n the world =,
MAS composed OF stx brothers born ~
poor parents and WIKI but few educ. tie,naJ
opportunities ITaeir tigst opportunity was
the old Portage read. built for the penrsCI
Nan'a railroad IN I~fs. and FOR MANY y4ars
tho C0iLUses did all me work fer ,ha1
company. The business increased r. ril,Iv
ara the roads we're conssrtScted for tha
Philadelphia Il Reading. Lehigh VALLEY
Jersey Central and other companies Du-fns
iiz career, this firm made ard lort several
iarSe fortunes and the brothers nr.nri-
sal!y T1orrfas won praise by the suirIr VIII,
"aich ihey wen; 10 work TO retr.eya ;hsir
!o~ses. A
The firms heaviest financial dt.a~e, Va
suited from contract made with the r,,
s1sh government IL 1ET7 70 corx,ruc. IN.
Madeira & Man7ore road. IN Braztl tn.
fFothsrs left Pailadei phiA ca the shin Ma
opots with supplies. iron and several hun
erse men. While OF Cane Hat,eras .ha
So gas wrecked and nearly all on board
lost their lives The Coli.nses escaped ana
ses !" work iuilns1Asslx u carly out Noa
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contract. Another chip Was chartered ara
several years had been spent la t,.Ilssrv
the road when the English goseruraen, =.
fused 20 Bay. Il practically ruined the erm
but this brothers started anaw and era
more achieved success but not In sas ,rasss.
IRE taAi had been theirs before the bt...a-
Ing OF the Brazilian road. IN Isas tbs Arr
came to Beilefcnie and the lAss big opsrs-
ton was the construction Ok the Giens Asx
& New York branch of the Lehlgh val.ey.
Since than Eve Of the brothers have 3let
Peter being the sole survivor.
Thomas. who died to-day, was promiEer.
In Democratic politics IN this state. He "a,
a member Of the legislature of iSs-l sai
in 1888 was a delegate 70 the coarentu
which nominated Cleveland for president
he was w'dower and leaves no ch:ldrsa
John Mclean Haaen.
NEW YORK. Sept. es.-John McI~a,
Haxen. son Of the lals Gen. William 3
Hsxea, e. s. A, and who was thruva
from his horse while riding on Eicanard
turnpike. Staten Island, Friday, died !,
Torlpkinsviile this afternoon without. bar.
ing recovered consciousness.
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BRITISH RUUT A
FORCE OF DERVISHES.
Egyptians, Under Col. Parsons, De-
feat the Only Organized Rem
nant in khaIifa's Army.

CAIRO, Sept. 25.-Gen. Kitchener. COM
man6lng thu Anglo Egyptian expedition
has returned 10 Omiurman. having esrao-
lshed posts at Fsshoua and on the S0bat
river. The troops did no fighting. except
with a dervish steamer on the way south.
whieh vas captUted.
The only organized remnant OF the khali-
fa's army was defeated and its last strong
hold. Gedars:. captured On September %
after three hours hard fight, when an
Egyptian .orce. numbering 500 men, IN
der command of ca. Parsons routed 3 900
deTvishes, Of whom 800 were killed. Three
British officers were wounded and thirty
seven Egyptian soldiers Killed aad wound
ed
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Spec!ai Dispatch TO the Intelligence
TACOMA Sept. 25.-CaGirman Schively.
Of the Republican state committee. this
evan.ng announced ,he appointment Of j
". Lys0ns. OF Port Townsend. as secrs-
tary o. the COMMITTEES. Chairman Schive-
~ held a consuii atton with prominent local
Republicans prior 10 making ths appoint
;Gegs Among those at the conference
we're Messrs. a G Foster Mayor John
son Nsck9us. Edward Hamilton. p. Q. SaI-
Ivan. u. A. Fa:rweataer and 2. u Nor
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SINKING OF BRITISH
STEAMSHIP RHOUBINA.
Eatirc Crew, With the Exception of
the Captain and One Seaman,
Were Drowned

GIBRALTAR. sept 70 The Spanish
Steamer CsrtaSena. from Aviiles for BAR
ceiona. proceeded. after berg IN collision
September - on Cape vilIano with me
BRITISH : steamship Ehoub!1a, from Hue.va
fer ldsbcn
The latter vessel psS sunk. and the crew
TIth the exception " one seaman ana the
captain. who were landed at Gibraltar.
were drowned.
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BAYARD'S END Is
RAPIDLY APPROACHING,
IncIemeDt Weather Has . Depress-
ing Effect on the Ex-Ambassador
to the Court of St James,

DEDHAM. Mass, Sept. 2s-The inclem-
ant weather Q! the past two or three days
has had a depressing etfec; on Thomas F.
BayaTd and tonight; ne is visibly weaker
than for some time. and the end Is looked
for within Il day or two.
He remains IN a seg1-con scious condition
nearly all the time, taking little nourisn-
rnent ard being sustained by his wonderful
constitution.
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Special Dapatch 10 the Fost-Intelligarrar
TACOMA Sept Zs.-Tarious carrsva;
committees net today 70 close Up the h;lst-
hess Of ,he las; weeks celebration Reports
and returns show that all told the carulvsI
was a financial success After al claims
shall have been pad there viii "a. II l.
expected. a small r3rn left. to the good 4
fig4al nass;!ng prior to adjournment sine H.e
vii be held vheu q complete tvgaggAy-r's r.
hort will show exact results
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" .NNlPkoi. Man SEPT e5.-Tass.3av.
CAe-5beT {. IS the day Tsei soy ne xnsj.
setsi cet~een Refer johnson % Fancss,-
ssr. ana josn Racket Of gat portaee
The 1.st2rSe - three ElSsss MIA = t,4r-,
as lie sake - = =" Iaauaoioa lake
SA0tsGr has rec@sTeE g ts.e@raHa from
I-1rnsn. Of Toronto. asking 4 ne VIII rrw
as'a nA7 IN a Soluble scsItl race agS.ns-
LyT1ch brothers 81 Halifax Csasagr has
wired as witt saess 80 row with pU-nar
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England and Germany Joint Heirs.

LONDON. Sep 2S-Accor1inK "a an A.
.;o'e Ia the F0Ffrighily Review. he Anglo
Cerfg5aE agreement provides n se.au s1-
England ara Germany 70 become fo!nt
Aers BY purchase ot ali th.s Portuguese.
posse sioIs IN Africa The ArSt outeom@ OF
ths. TIE paper says. vii tie the leasing Of
pelagoa bay - England
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ANOTHER MADRID RUMOR.
This Time 1t Is That Disseminated
Apauiards Want TO Return Home

MADRID, Sep, A-It Is nnnognred
here that II 20 Spanlar1. residing IN tha
is,snd u Porto Rice have refused 10 I've
IN the sand InGsr the American fax ana
hsvs demanded tsat they bs fetnrne9 10
Syaln a the expense OK the government
TIE question ~ repatriation ~ the dis
ccrtented Spanlay3s mas been referred IN
the state council
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BUTTE. Mont. Sept. w 4 Clark
tSe banker and n1!ns owner. has given The
Associated Charities $3.50 70 establish In
Butte a home fer ire sick and lGGigeg!f
II Is D p.rpstuste by nam. or Ia Soma other
manner tire memory Of ths donors san
Francis Pau Clark. wiz died e. college
AaAfrnl NNArs ngq
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SAC-LT STE MARIE. Mich. Sept Il
Five men were drowned in 81 Mars river
today by the f0iinieytns o. re lighter Mon
star. They are Joseph ptor. William Cor
bier. John Rob&Fe Emanuel fohare all o.
Ills city ard John Foley of West Bax
CITY Mich. The Monitor vas in sax OF the
i1x ETaA~ a<d YAA los1ed With xen ers.
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Few Disturbances Oocurrtng.

PARIS, sept. 2.-Beyond few scufles
during the single police charge In dikpers-
ing the Supporters Of De Eou.ede. no disturb
ance has occurred. bu. large numbers Of
extra police are on duty.
Col. Bennal. OF the general staff who has
been in charge OF the second department
Of the Intelligence bureau since the SUI
eide of Col. Henry. has been sent TO his
regjussnt- The reason fer his disgrace has
not been made public.
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CHICAGO. Sep. A-in the suburb o,
roi 20 sss.s >, A., nss,ss IA IA. go, vas
iEg felIows. q violent quarrel over some
trivia matter Danish disappeared and az
Ter several hours search hrs body was
found IN the woods near ny. lie lad COM
Nlk.aa s.AcaA [ssx.Ha ayyes.
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David ;. Bowman. a War Veteran
Dies of General DebiIltnffon.

Special Dispatch % he Post-In,ell.gencer
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 25-David 9.
bowman. postmaster al Quilcena this
county. died yesterday morning as a result
II general breaking Down Of the system.
Deceased was a veteran Of the cfyii war
80 years Of age. AID 4 prominent member
or the q. A X. He leaves a wife Two
sons and TWO sisters at Quiicsne, and ,f1re.
brothers IL Indiana and one In California