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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11
FOREST FIRES.
They Are Raging Again I'm Coiorsdo's
Timber Lands.

They Are Raging Again I'm Colorado
Timber Lands.
Marble. Colo. Oct. 10.-The big forest
fires are gaining momentum again. the
fall OF snow a week ago In h Elk
mountain range having proved only a
temporary check. The cattle herds are
being removed from the muddy mead
ows. as prairie fires are sweeping them.
The inter-mountain country Is ablaze
In several places. one OF the heaviest
Of fires devastating the country be-
tween Late and East rivers and the
Pittsburg breakers. and the town OF
Gothic is again threatened.
A big blaze has been started on Belle
vue mountain on the Maroon trail OF
East Rock creek. From the West Elk
mountains come reports of the narrow
escape of a party of crystal prospectors.
who had to move camp three times in
one night.
Great clouds OF dense black and white
smoke hang over the valleys by day,
and at night the heavens are mirroring
red, ominous looking glares.
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AT S1.00 a yard, 81 inches Mel
tonette, mixed blues, mixed browns,
mixed greens.
At $1.25 yard, 81 inches Melton
cite, cadet and military blue, dark
mixed garnet, mixed greens and
browns.
AT $50, Imported Whipcords
that ought to be priced at So 90;
navy, royal blue, brown, garnet,
cardinal.
At $50, Exquisite Black
Crepons that cannot be equaled for
less than $500 anywhere large
range of styles.
Special Extraordinary-Two styles ~
Black Crepons. a. inches wide. 75c yard.
value $50 yard.
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He Saw Lucy.

The police received yesterday a report
from the Big Hole that Dan Lucy. the
supposed murderer Of Patrick Regan,
was seen in that section. headed to-
wards Idaho. a day or two after the
murder. W II. Rodgers. a resident OF
the Big Hole country. says he knows
Lucy and met hin travelling on O bay
horse along the Big Hole river. coming
from the direction OF the Georgetown
fat road. Rodgers did not know at the
time that Lucy was wanted for the
murder. He seemed to be under the In
iuence of liquor.
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VIII Meet In Alaska.

Spokane. Oct. lo.-The Presbyterian
synod of Washington, Idaho and Alaska
will hold the next meeting in Alaska II
suitable arrangements can be made. IL il
proposed to get up In excursion and visit
the Presbyterian missions In that terri
tory. II these plans fail the synod will
meet next year I'm Tacoma. This was the
closing day of the session.
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A Terrible

Paris, Oct. 1o.-A terrible tragedy has
taken place at Saint Patrice. near Chinon,
on the Vienne. While the parish priest.
the venerable F1eural. was conducting
services burglars entered the presbytery
and murdered his ICED housekeeper. Then
they awaited the abbe's return and beat
him also to death. afterws rds ransacking
the house. Able Fleural was chaplain TO
Marquis de Castellane.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES,
Silver. so Gle.

Silver. so Gle.
Rent pianos from orion Bros
Fred orion. plano tuner. LOT e. Bdvv.
George Briggs of Missoula is in the
city. ee
Sherwood wheaton Of Helena 4. in
the city.
San Dinsmore is in the city from
Florence. "
Mayor Frank ConIey Of Deer Lodge
is In town.
A. NJ. Hotter came over from Helena
yesterday.
Rod kggat will leave to-day for
Sheridan to visit his mines.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co, 223 North Main street.
Agent Dutton of the Great Northern
is In h city from Helena.
DR.. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
Many people wear Cardigan Jackets
We have good warm ones for 81. Rouch-
er.
William Winters, the contractor. has
returned from a visit to British Column
bia.
Born. Oct. 10. at 725 East summit
street. to the wife of Quinn O'Leary, a
son
Frank Baldeck was arrested yester-
day for driving an express wagon with
out a license.
c. c. Clark has returned from the
Highland mining district, where he a
some promising quartz interests.
Better buy a new suit. when we sell a
fashionable. well-made. trimmed and
wearable n for $40. Boucher.
Contractor Winters is in the city
again from a trip to British Columbia,
where he has extensive building inter-
ests.
Mrs. Sweeney Mckenzie and children
returned yesterday from a three
months visit with relatives in Nova
Scotia
Ethel. the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Haddox of Silver Bow
park. died yesterday. aged 1 year md 9
months.
Frank Hoff was arrested yesterday
on complaint of Franc Turck. The lat
ter charges him with assault in the
third degree.
c. r. Nixon of Washington is visit
Ing his friend. II. r.. Cunningham. Mr..
Nixon is private secretary to Secretary
OF the enate Cox.
Sheriff Haines OF Madison county is
In the city en- route to Idaho in search
or some cattle rustlers who have been
operating In his county.
Donald B. ellis, formerly
of Clark's mine but now superintendent
Of h Parrot. has been presented a
magnificent diamond pin by his former
employees.
Be not deceived. There Is only one
best school in Butte, and that one Is
Butte Business College. Cheap tuition
means cheap instruction. cheap teach
ers. cheap rooms. cheap everything.
N. L. Hall and wife, L. C.. Ford. ].
A. Boyd. c. w. Gray Of Lima, II. A, |
Bond Of Dillon and q. w. Perkins of
Ogden are In the city to testify in the
ease Of McAndrews VS.. the Oregon Short
Line before the United States court.
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New York. Oct. 1o.-Chairman Walker
OF the board of directors of the Atchi-
son, Topeka d Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany says the report that his road has
made. or is making arrangements with
the Northern German-Lloyd Steamship
company for a through line OF rail and
steamships from New York via San
Francisco to japan and China is in
correct. He said he did not know what
the plans OF the steamship company
were as to an eastern line of steamers,
but he does know that IL made no ar
rangements with his company.
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San Francisco. Oct. n.-Work on the
transport steamers Valencia, Indiana.
senator and Ohio is progressing. but Il
will be next Sunday at the earliest be-
fore the Senator. the first to be ready for
sea. can be dispatched. II Is probable that
she will carry the sd U. 8. infantry and
the recruits OF the "a Oregon regiment.
The Valencia will be ready some time
next week but the troops 10 go on her
have not been assigned.
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number Of ofhcsrs and 90 c-onvsiescent
soldiers n laborers and several civil
ans. Capt. w. NJ. Couiting. quarter
master. IL In charge Of h transport.
with Surgeons Chadwick and Green
wood. While the Berlin was on Rob-
bins Reef. Steward John McKenna
jumped overheard and was drowned.
He said Just before he went e the
sid that he was going to take a
swim.
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mission for the reason that there was
a mar sick and the department would
be crippled IL Reiter laid on. SO Reiter
called for his time and threw up his
job. Yesterday George Mcdonald and
-. Cleveland resigned their jobs. Mr..
F1annery stated. however. that their
designations had nothing to do with
Refers quitting. but they simply stat
ed that they had found better Jobs.
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OIL Steamer IL Ahre.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 10.-The British
steamer W~eehawken. owned by the Wee
hawken Steamship company and charter
ed by the Standard Oil company, Is
aground and on fire on Cherry Flats. In
the Delaware river. The steamer cleared
from this port for Venice on Saturday
with more thar 1000. 900 gallons OF oil. The
crew ESCAPED.
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Shot the Negro.

st. Louis. Oct. 10.-Charles Kemm. a
private In company L, ID Missouri volun-
teers. stationed at Louisville. KY, who Is
now here on a furlough, to-day shot and
killed Leslie Wesley. a negro. with whom
he found his wife living. Before coming
20 st. Louis to live Kemm served four
years In the regular army. Kemm is In
TAIL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11

Boone. Iowa. Oct. INSTRUMENTATION
Leisure Of Clinton. and r. c. Anderson OF
Boone. employed by the Chicago q North
western In the water supply department,
were killed at the railroad well in this
city while putting in a new pump. The
pump. weighing more a a ton. fen on
them. C. +. Ease had an arm broken
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11
Watching for Negroes.

Virden. Ill, Oct. 1o.-The strike lead
ers detailed 20 OF their number tonight
as special policemen to watch the
miners and keep them out of trouble.
Five hundred miners are I'm the vicinity
of the stockade watching for the Ala
bama negroes, who are expected to-
night.
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ORDERS CHANGED,
General Wheeler VIII Soon he Back In
the House.

the House.
washington, Oct. 10.-The order desig-
mating the general officers to be mus
tered out OF service. dated Oct. z. was
published officially to-day, and at the
head of the list is the name OF Major
General Joseph C. Breckenridge. whose
name was not I'm the first publication.
General Breckenridge will return to
duty on Nov. 80 as inspector general Of
h army.
General Breckenridge was to have
commanded the First corps, which just
now is commanded by Major General
James Wilson. 1t Is also understood
that there will be other changes in the
commands of army corps stationed in
the South. General Wheeler. who will
command the Fourth corps. stated be-
fore leaving Washington hat he ex-
pected TO resume his seat in the house
soon after 1t met.
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Manzanino Evacuated.

Washington, Oct. 10.-The following dis
patch was received tonight at the war
department from Chairman Wade at Ha-
vana:
Spanish forces evacuating Manzanillo
to-day. Vacates military controi Of Spain
of entire southern coast line west TO the
Jurisdiction Of Jucaro."
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fessed tn Rohheru.

Springfield. Mass. Oct. i0.-Albert STAN
ley and George II. Ritter were arrested In
this city to-day charged with robbing
Frederick Leka. a farmer. of s14. ooo.
Stanley confessed. e. is q wealthy re-
tired farmer. OF late he has been living
with the Stanley's in Springfield. He bur-
led his wealth I'm the barnyard back of
the Stanley house at night. Mrs. Stanley
discovered the robbery last night and in
formed the police.
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In Self-Defeus

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. 1%0.-John Cor
bett Of the LIST NORTH Carolina was shot
and fatally wounded tonight by Clint
Robinson. 9Th Illinois. While intoxicat-
ed, Corbett assaulted Robinson with
an 4 Robinson fired a shot in the
air. but finally had to bring Corbett
down to save his own life.
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CHARGED with Murder.

Richard Baker was s~rraigned befor1
Justice Laurandeau yesterday ON a
charge OF murder In killing Thomaa
Cavanough, who was foreman OF tn
Ramsdell-Parrot. The assault tool,
place about three weeks ago.. II being
charged that Baker hit Cavanaugh
with ar axe Cavanaugh fingered in
the hospital for n week or I'VE and died.
Baker pleaded not guilty yesterday and
demanded a preliminary hearing. His
case was set for Oct. II at 2 p. IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11
TRY ALIENS FOOI.EAsE.

A powder 10 be shaken into the shoe. Al this
season your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. II you have smarting feet
OF tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-EAse. IL eools
the feet and makes sslkfng easy. Cures swollen
and swssting feet blistsrs ard cAIlOas spots
rest and comfort Try IL today sold by an
dru sgists AMI shoe stores for 25e' Trial paekARe
FREE. Address Allen =. Olnstsd. La Roy n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11

New York. Oct. 10.-After fighting Is
rounds at l3s pounds before the Greater
New York Athletic club tonight, Jack
DAILY Of Delaware was given the decision
over Zeigler of Pennsylvania. The deci-
sion was unlocked for. as, n anything,
Zeigler had the better of the argument.
The spectators booted and groaned when
the decision was announced.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11

Milwaukee. Oct. 1O.-John f. Burton,
the main promoter of the Gogebic iron
mining movement I'm 1857. filed a petition
OF bankruptcy in the United States court
to-day. His liabilities. according TO the
schedule, amount to about $4,000, and
the assets to less than 800. 600. Among
the principal creditors IL the New York
and Gogebic Iron company. SlS5. 900.
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Refused the O6er.

Mcconnell left to-day for Japan on the
Empress Of India. He received while
here a telegram offering him a call 20
Rev. DR.. Halls church In New York.
but as he proceeded on his journey TO
the Orient. 1t is presumed he refused
the offer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11
Grand Larceny.

Mike Riley and May Cornell were ar
rested last evening or a charge Of
grand larceny. They are al
the lodging house of Mrs. Maggie Sim
mons In the Owl block on South wyom-
ing street. They are accused of hav-
Ing entered the room of the landlady,
opening her u and stealing s67. The
charge is preferred by Mrs. Simmons.
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SI.00 EACH

Now on sale at Newbro's new drug
store and at the halls on Tuesday even
ing. The elegant tapestries. handsome
gold watch and fine suit for a gentle
man will be drawn at the Auditorium
during the evening.
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SOS reward to any one tina.
II. +. Mayer. 40 West Park. does no.
put In the best handspring made for 81
Watch cleaning. $50.
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OF the many pretty homes in Butte.
there are none that will compare in
point OF beauty OF wall decorations
with those lone by schstzlein. IL West
Broadway.
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All Danger Past.

New Orleans. Oct. N.-The New Orleans
board OF health has declared all danger
OF epidemic past. and has asked the state
board to permit the city TO open its doors
to all points.
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School Dresses. Scuff Dresses

Extraordinary values at Ice. 25c. 2sc.
&c. SOC. Soc, including the famous lines
u the best Jamestowns.
"Cast-iron wear. n-sbrinkable. per-
feet colors."
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IN POLICE COURT.
Lille Hm Pleads Not Guilty and viii
stand Trial.

H''He NH FTesus NOT GutIty and WI
stand Trial.
In police court yesterday Lille Hill.
who was accused of touching Frank
Smith for SO. pleaded not guilty TO the
charge of prostitution and will be tried
this afternoon. Annie Hess. Mrs. SuTi-
van. Kate Mahoney and Josie Olsen.
charged with disturbance In room 10 OF
the Page block. were fined SIS each.
John Butler. charged with malicious
mischief i'm breaking the door of No4.
Stevens row. took "a hours to plead.
j Anderson pleaded not guilty to being
a secretary and will be tried this after
noon. Joe Nichols and p. j. Miller
were fined s. each for drunkenness and
Billy Kirby SO for disturbance.
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Charged With q Touch.

Irene Davis was arrested last night on a
charge OF grating. Her place is at g. East
Mercury street. and she IL charged with
touching Jack Russ of MeaderyilIe for
Is.
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jackson. Miss. Oct. O.-The fever situ-
ton here 10 more serious to-day, with
the appearance Of the disease In North
Jackson.
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Ethel Y. Fay. the one year and nine
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Haddox. died yesterday. The
funeral will take place to-day at 2 2. m.
from the residence. Silver Bow park.
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Prom Porto Rico.

New York. Oct. 10-The transport
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DIR. Dodd. rooms Z. 8 OF the owsley
block. Glasses fitted.
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FOUND BETTER JOBS.
There Wa No Truth In the story Abou
Row.

There was a report around town yes
terday about a row in the fire depart
ment which mad resulted In several men
leaving with matters left TO be settled
by the oun Tomorrow night. Chief
F1aHnery. however. stated last night
that there was no row inc the men who
had left had merely done so on their
own hook without any trouble Fritz
Reiter wanted Sunday on. but Assist
ant Chief Sanger refused him the per
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A Delightful Outing in the bitter Root
Valley.

valley.
$1,000 will q your railroad fare on
the Cooper City Limited from Butte
or Anaconda to Hamilton and return.
and viii include two nights lodging
and v meals at the new Ravalh no
tel at Hamilton. Tickets on sal Sat
urdays and Wednesdays: good return
ing Mondays and Fridays.
$500 will pay your railroad fare and
will include q weeks board and lodr.
Ing. Tickets on sale daily.
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From the Chicago News.
A man who has no enemies has but few
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SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGARS
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GRAND CHARITY BILL
To Be 6lven BY The Ladies n ~
Associated Charities
At RenshaW Hall
and Auditorium Hall
Tuesday Evening, October 9th
Commencing At 9 O'clock.

Tickets admitting gentleman and
lady and good for either halD
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O. K.
BUTTE. MONTANA
A Dress Goods Hurrah!

Yard after yard was cut off
the piece yesterday and passed
over the counter. II will be
your loss II you miss this
opportunity.
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TIE shrcwd Investors Of Tie north as
We'll rs the south and west. viii realiza
the Importance of this point as :. man
ufacti,rin- centre Nature h,. e,,,1n>yn}
the Place with many advantages thai
cannot 'ue found in interior ciiies. ana
indeed. al many seaports. Newport
News is the Golden Gate of th, Allan
tic Centrally located between The
North ana South. nearer the West and
rtesrcr the East this city is destined to
lie the centre Of commerce ANA the
home OF industry. A seaport doing an
Immense export ana import business
manufacturers Will see here, in time, .;
place Of exceptional value rorestnhlish-
ilcnts that require. western and foreign
products and cater to the western ana
foreign business.
Time is noncy With the lnanufactur-
er and the shipper and to save time is
TO coin money. 1t is cheaper to shin by
walter than it is To ship by rail The
::7cst direct lines between this country
ana Europe lead from Newport News.
While it is q, tritle farther from Liver
!noi to Newport News than it is from
! Tie same noint to New York, imports
tfat are consigned to the West and
most Imports go west. can l,;a shipped
much cheaper from Liverpool or Ham
Gur@ to Cincinnati or st. Louis by WAY.
OF Newport News Than by way of New
York or Philadelphia. The reason fo,,
this is found in the fact that Newport
S,eWs. in the Chesapeake {; Ohio rail
1 ROAD. mas tne most direct route to the
great producing and consuming regions
Q! the west
! men. too. Newport News is q more aG :
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PIECE OF CONSTRUCTION

Fnrced to secure adt1i1anar facilities
~ the rapidly increasing circulation Of
t'c liaIlE Press. the Daily rress COM
fahE, publishers Of Newport News
n'oSt popular newspaper. has installed
IN us new press r,iotn III the basement al
KS building. 4 Columbian C,Q web per
irc'!aS printing press. manufactured hy
me DUPLEX Printing Press Company, Of
&altic Creek. Mich
ms iarS". marVclously constructed
printing machine arrived fresh from the
factory last Saturday night. SO COM
iiicsted are the parts of the press and
70 exact must be The details of it's con-
S1rGttion that nearly Il week was ,.r-
NclHcd to build the machine ana the
lirst edition printed from the press an
pears this morning in th. shape of th,,
iar$est and best newspaper ever pub
lisl@d in this city
The press was erected by Mr.. Arthur
" ll"oN, the representative of the pu-
l'eS Company. In addition to being Il
practical pressman and printc,. Mr..
wilson is an all-round newspaper man
VINO KNOWS his business Thoroughly.
~ IN remarkable uuicl5ncss and skill
~ Wilson erected this press without a
tiitch Of any kind and When the ma
tliEe Was started fer the first time it
ran with surprising ease.
Whlie today's edition of the Daily
iress is We'll printed ard shows IN lo.
tAcelient advantage, compared with
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I
V' N ~ WEB PROJECTING PRESS
THE DUPLEX PRINTING COMPANY BATTLE CREEK MICH

as an export point this port is rapidly
. forging to the front and now gives
promise Of one, day claiming the dis
Junction to Which it is rightly emitted
by reason OF is naturally advnnta geous
SITUATION, IT'S connection with the
great producing region of the west. its
magnificent water front and harbor.
capable OF floating the very largest YES
seis at any stage Of the tide. and its
unrEalled facilities for exporting the.
products OF this great American nation
the distinction of being the greatest
seaport city on the Atlantic coast Of the
United States
\ 1t may seem like exaggeration to
claim so much for city OF 5000 in
habitants, with as yet only one rail
road ard but a half-mle OF shipping
interests along the water front but the
record of the past ard present is the cri-
teflOn for the success OF the future and
Newport News viii one day assume the
important commercial role for which it
has been especially fitted by nature.
To the Chesapeake & Ohio raildoad,
however. the port owes its magnificent
record in the expectation OF American
products and manufactures to the
shores Of the many foreign nations
where they bring good prices and are
in constant demand It stretches its
iron way far into the North, South
West and Northwest connecting with
other railroads that thread the country
and While it is the only railroad the
city has its facilities are sufficiently
extensive to handle all of the business
Of tic port. Articles Of export are not
the only commodities handled. All OF
the coal that goes out from Newport
News to northern ports-and the
amount is greater than that shipped
from any other seaport in this country
comes TO Newport News over the line
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio from the
famous New River and KaEawha coal
districts or West Virginia. All Of the
Imports that come here from foreign
countries go West oyer the same road
Here The Chesa pcake {; Ohio has its
terminal-hcre its mammoth million