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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-07
uOBSON As AN ORATOR.

1t appears that Lieutenant Hobson
besides his well demonstrated heroic
qualities, possesses in no mean degree
the ability to sway mems souls with his
tongue.
The hero of the Merrimac presided at
the entertainment for the benefit of the
sailors and soldiers at the immense
Metropolitan Opera House in New York
the other evening and, naturally, the
audience went wild over him. He was
forced to say few words. Whether it
was because the audience had no ex-
pectation of hearing an orator, or be-
cause the young hero was carried away
by his theme, the fact remains that his
recital of the trip of the Merrimac and
her gallant little crew was an oratori-
cal effort of marked power and ability
and the speaker showed a dramatic
force in his simple narration that
swept his immense audience like a
WhiriWind. 1t was grand, thrilling
and -.~---ii-i .--ls- -ssa.;e---thome to he
sure, but the simple portrayal of that
awful trip into the very jaws of death
and hell brought it all before the eyes
of the audience as they had never seen
it from the newspaper descriptions.
And in all this, although the narrative
was aimed to bring before the audi
ence the bravery and heroism of the
American Jackie" which was Hob
sons subject, the young hero, the au-
thor of the daring plan who contrived
it and executed it, never once mention
ed his own part in that awful work
that tried the souls of the little crew
and found them all pure gold.
Evidently Hobson's was the natural,
spontaneous oratory of the soul that
profoundly feels its theme, and uncon-
sciously marshals it's word in effective
order Gifted with a magnetic presence,
the spirit that filled the young officer
also electrified his audience.
His ovation was great and grand
enough to satisfy even the proud and
loving heart in the stage box from
which the young hero's mother wit
messed her sons popular triumph.
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DIED..

zOECKLER--on Friday. August S, 1898:
at 10:45 O'Clock p. m, Louis c., son of
Mrs. Caroline and the late Aug. Zoeckler,
in his 23d year.
Funeral services at the residence of his
mother, No 1913 Bow street, Fulton. Ohio
county, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends of the family respectfully in
vited to attend. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery.
CUMMINGS-On Friday August 8. 1898.
al O'Clock a. m George A. Cummings,
aged 50 years.
Funeral services at the family residence.
No 1131 Eoff street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment at Mt.
Wood cemetery.
CARNEY-At Wheeling Hospital, on
Friday morning, August 9TH, at o clock,
Mary Jane Carney, relict of the late G. J.
Carney.
The funeral will take place from the
Hospital at $50 o'clock a. m, on Monday,
the Sth inst. Services at ST. Joseph's
Cathedral at o'clock. Interment at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
please omit f1owers)
BULLARD-Friday, August 5, 1898, at 8
o'clock p. m, Helen, infant daughter of
E. R. and Margaret Billiard, aged nine
months.
OLDHAM-At her home. 1850 Main St.
Thursday, August 4th, 1895 at 1850 a. M,
Jane Johns, relct of the late Isaac Old
ham, in the 74th year of her age.
BRYSON-On Tuesday, August I'd, 1898.
at $50 O'Clock p. m, Mrs. Ann E. rel1ct
Of the late James E. Bryson, in her I'D
year.
Wednesday, August Bird. 1898,
a o'clock a. m, Mrs. Catherine Woods,
in the 10ist year of her age.
BACHMANN-On Tuesday, August ID,
1898, at II o'clock p. m, Robert Henry, in
FAINT son of Frank and Annie Bachman,
aged 10 months and 10 days.
KELLEY--Un ssufr>.es,,=sea,s 51st. 1888, at
5:45 O'Clock p. m, William Kelley.
.SCHAEFER-On Sunday. July 31st, at
rs p. m, Edward w. Schaefer, in his
42d year.
SPRINGER-On Sunday, July S1st, 1898,
at a. m, Cora Belle, wife of James
Springer. and daughter of Charles and
Alice Prettyman, aged II years, 6 months
and &c days.
PHILIPP-On Wednesday. August Sd,
1895 at $40 o'clock p. M, Ernestine M.
Philip, in her 59th year.
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OTHER BEDLAIRE NOTES

corporal Gillbredth, of Matamoras
ana private John c. Woods, of Bellaire
were IN the city yesterday. They are
on tnelr way to Camp Alger, Fredricks-
purg 10 JOIN their regiment. from ca
iumDus, to which point they were sent
on detailed duty concerning some re-
glmental property. Both men are Nom
Ders OF Company E, Seventh Ohio Vol
unteers. Woods is company wagon
master.
James Thomas, popularity known as
Apple Butter" Jim, drifted into town
yesterday. James said he had come d.
rect from YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, in a special
car, IN which there was no one else
wi Miss she E sssent'H Mee2ffa few cattle.
Mills, was in the city calling on friends
| yesterday
Doc. Connors, the popular young day
clerk at the Globe, spent the day verv
pleasantly with friends at Bethesda
yesterday.
Mayor T. W. Carol has returned
home from a weeks visit to friends
and relatives at Bethesda.
| Mrs. Joseph Clements is the guest
of relatives and friends in ST. Glars
vile.
John Carter, who has a position in
| Grafton, w. Va, returned to that place
yesterday after two weeks visit with
| his PARENTS in the Fourth ward
| Quite a number of people from this
| place will take advantage of the cheap
excursion to Cleveland to-day over the
c., l.. & w. road, since it is about the
last excursion to that point this season.
| At the meeting Friday evening of the
park flag committee, those present de-
cided to purchase an exceedingly fine
! flag. Each society represented at the
meeting is to be taxed 81 for material
for the flag. The flag will only be rails
ed on special occasions.
| Miss Elizabeth Bowles at the guest
! of relatives at Patterson's Mills.
| Quite a crowd of citizens went out to
Bethesda yesterday. 1t being Sam
| Jones Day a special train in the morn
| ing composed of five coaches over the
B. & O. carried the bulk of the crowd
Later in the afternoon the trains were
we'll filled with Bellaire people going
out to the camp grounds to hear the
great orator and stay over Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Wizenried, of the
First ward, has been granted widow
pension.
The Uniform Rank, Knights of Ply
thias, will attend the convention on
August %. They will have a special
car over the B. & 0. for the trip.
The Emergency Fund committee
gave very enjoyable lawn fete on Bel
mont street, in the Third ward, last
evening. The crowd was somewhat
larger than attended the former two
| fetes.
Miss Ida Henthorn, of Wheeling, is
the guest of friends here.
Quite a number of Bellaire people
attended the o. U. A. M. picnic at M0z-
art Park yesterday afternoon and even
ing. given by Wheeling lodges.
Mr.. S. Samuels, of New York City, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Juliu;
| WE'LL
Two plain DRINKS were run in early
this morning and they will await
hearing Monday morning before His
Honor Mayor Frieze.
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IMP0RTAN I RULING.
Persons Issuing and Dealing in Scrip,
Are Not Subject to Internal Rev
eaue Tax.

Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va, August Elm
answer to a query from Deputy Col
lectors w. C. C. Leonard the commits
sioner of internal revenue has rendered
an important decision concerning the
buying and using of tickets known as
scrip, bought at discount by mer
chants and others. These are the
tickets issued by coal companies and
others in payment of their hands. The
commissioner holds that no stamp is
required upon these evidences of in
debtedness, as orders for money nor
are persons dealing in them Iiab,e for
stamp tax as brokers.
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A SPLENDID SHOWING
Made by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
During the Last Fiscal Year.

The fact that the gross earnings of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad from the oper-
ations of, the roads for the fiscal year
ending June 30th 1895 reached the SPLEEN
did sum of s27, 624 432, an increase of $780,
80 over the similar period of 1891, has
created considerable favorable comment
in financial circles.
The receivers after they were appoint
ed and had examined the situation care
fully, were confident that if their policy
was carried out the earnings of the road
would be very greatly augmented, and, as
is well known, have progressed sufficient
ly TO demonstrate beyond question that
the Baltimore & Ohio road has an earn
ing capacity that will place 1t in the ranks
of the profitable railroads IN the country
in few years. The two million dollars
increase in gross earnings was made only
with an increase of s2S1.S91 in expenses,
giving a net increase of LIS, 919. the APP
proximate net earnings from the roads
alone for the year being $7,94S, 947. over
$3.50 coo in excess of what the fixed charges
will be under the plan of reorganization
In addition to these earnings there is a
miscellaneous net income from various
sources of about 10000.
1t must be remembered that during last
July and August there were coal strikes
in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia. which in two months cost the 3.
& o. more than half million dollars and
that never in the history of the country
have rates been so low.
The following is a statement Of earn
ings since 1892, two months of 1895, being
approximate:
1893. 500 81: 1894 So, 502. co.: 1895. 81,
17.ls2: 1895 s2S s44 ISL; 1885,. s35.5S2 122: 1898
s27, 642, 49,
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LET US HAVE PEACE.

Having been given notice that no di-
plomatic nonsense would be tolerated
in settling the terms of peace and that
this government proposed to narrow
\1pwn the negotiations to an acceptance
its terms or continuation of the
and especially since 20 armistice
cen granted pending a settlement,
wisely concluded to forego nag
nd diplomacy and come at once
erms
she has done, according to ad-
rom Madrid. 1t is the only Gre
e move looking to the best inter
OF her people she has made in this
Ehe United States are triumphant
1t was certain from the beginning
BY would be. The war has been
stly, but much more costly to Spain
than to us, and while we have asked
no indemnity to reimburse us for our
losses-not even for the treacherously
destroyed Maine, which many believe
should have been recognized in the
peace settlement-we have gained
! PUERTO Rico, the flower and key of the
West Indies, and magnificently produc-
tive, i'd harbors and coaling stations
from IT Pacific coast to the China sea.
We are, indeed, better off in this re-
spect and in respect of our standing as
= power in the eyes of the world than
we we're before the war demonstrated
t. quality of our seamanshir/ and our
navy I'd the magnificent dash and
ability Of Hr soldiers.
The COVER ~. now Aas the serious
task before IA Mting back to a
peace footing. lie people rapidly
resume their norm state the govern
ment should endeaEor to as quickly re-
turn y the Wet unostentation of a
Eovernnsnf of an essentially peaceful
people, wn0 although fnlly appreciat-
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Ing their worth and ability and the
standing they have won in the eyes Of
the military world. still have not CON
tracted the swell head"-to use the
expressive slang of the ay-and have
no desire to rival the nations of Eu-
rope in warlike power and ostentation.
1t is the governments duty to get
quickly to a peace footing, both as to
our arms and our expenditures. War
taxes are VIGOROUSLY hard to get rid of,
but our present war taxes have. not
been so long in existence that they
have become anything like fixtures; in
deed, we have not yet become thor
oughly accustomed to them. These ex-
ira taxes must go as the object for
which they were levied disappers. The
quicker the government gets back to
normal condition especially in the mat
ter of expenditures, the better the peo-
pie will be satisfied. They are paying
immense sums over and above their
usual taxes and on top of 5000, 900, 900
loan which they flOated for the govern
ment and should be relieved of this adj
ditional war burden at once or as soon
as possible after the necessity for it
has passed.
Let us have peace and let us have 1t
so thoroughly that it win come home
to even the taxpayers.
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CUPID AND MARS

Seem to Have Been InduleinG in a Mix-Up
Wife Sues for Several Things.
Grand Rapids. Mich, August e.
Mrs. John Vos, wife of Lieut. Col. Vos,
of the Thirty-second Michigan volnn-
teers. now at Fernandina, Fla, to-day
began suit against Miss Rose Wander
sluis for $4,000 damages for alleged
alienation of her husbands affections.
She had already filed suit against her
husband for separate maintenance, de-
claring that he had contributed moth
ing to her family's support since his
regiment assembled in April.
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Undoubtedly, if Sagasta knew the
deplorable condition of Skaters army
he would have been emboldened to con-
tinue the war. 1t is just as we'll for
him and his country, however, that he
remained in ignorance for the agony
would only have been a trifle prolonged
and the Spanish loss in the end much
greater.
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Let us have peace.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.

New York, August 6.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes:
Surplus. reserve, decrease, $4011, 473;
loans, increase. s12, 7S3, leo; specie, in
crease, $2,4S2. 900; legal tenders. de-
crease. 1851 500; deposits, increase,
$15, 500; circulation, decrease, s11S,-
100. The banks now hold $39, S93, 900
in excess of the requirements of the %
per cent rule.
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1t must be borne in mind that the
Spanish people as yet know little or
nothing of the governments surrender.
When that knowledge shall leak out
watch for the storm in which Don Car
los will play the part of thunderbolt.
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Miles advance in Puerto Rico par
takes of the nature of a triumphal
march, the natives all being anxious to
get under the stars and stripes. They
evidently have no difficulty in distin-
gushing good thing when it is IN
their line of vision.
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OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY, Pa. August 6--Credit bal
ances, &c: certificates, first sales. Loo
bbls. cash oil at s51tc: sales for the day.
1900 bbls. cash at se1tc. Shipments. 1c0, 318
bbls.: runs - go bbla.
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The peace commission has the way
nicely cleared for quick action when it
shall get down to work in the gay
French capital.
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Spain may congratulate herself on
coming to terms before Watson and his
big guns started for her shores.
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statesmen WANTED.

sell our black Anti Rust" Zanzibar Irof,
and Roof Paint Best on the market.
Salary, commission or side line. COM
MONWEALTH OIL CO. Cleveland. Q.
au4etdQ
WANTED-Ex perienced calendar sales
man for the largest and finest line on the
market Address, with references. AUG.
CAST. BANK NOTE AND LlTHO. CO,
St. Louis. Mo. jyS1ds
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Miles and his army must quit with
out having real good tussle with the
enemy.
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The only regret we have is We didn't
get a crack at Butch. Weyler.
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When you buy Diamonds from our
house, you can always rely on the
quality being as represented
DILLON. WHEAT & HAMCHER co.
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FOURTH PAEE


Notice to the Public,-W. II. Rinehart
xx1 anrae insurance Policies Bought. ].
Wanted Man Of Good Address.
y lDlssolutic1 Of Partnership Rinehart &
Lost Watch Chain and Locket
ply CO. p
s. Government Positions-C Columbus Cor
respondence College
a Bicycle for 50c-The Mutual Bicycle
company.
Two Hundred Points Profit in Cotton.
tum.
"a Grand Summer Concert by the Opera
Wanted--S tenographer
Wanted-Driver.
Genuine Canton Ginger-Albert Stolze
Wanted Young Man.
ss4s Wantcd-Cook
Wanted perienced Salesman.
For Rent-Wareroom.
For Sale-Small Farm.
Business Property for Sale-J. c. Devine
& Co.
For Sale-Echo Point Lots
Twenty Seventh Annual Picnic-St. Al
phonsus Society.
Sponges- Will W. Irwin.
Wanted-Young Man With Good Bust
ness Ability
"A Sufferer from the Heat-Pearl Laun-
dry.
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TIE kl||y o. @LllIRE.
Another One Of THOSE Patty Robbsriss
Last Night.


A WARMING TO ALL CITIZENS BY
MARSHAL JoHNsON-BELLAIR
MEN TAKE BOTH PRIZES OFFER
ED BY THE B.. B. & NJ F. STREET
RAILWAY-OTHER LOCALS OF
INTEREST FROM THE GLASS
CITY.
The West Virginia Sand Company's
boat, which lies at the foot of Thirty
seventh street, was broken into and
robbed early yesterday morning. A lot
OF tools and coat and vest were sto-
len. This is only one of the numerous
robberies that have occurred in the. last
month or two and the affairs are being
run into the ground. The officers are
hard at work looking for the thieves
and arrests may be looked for any time
The authorities are determined to
break the practice up.
The residence of the Rev. T. w. Lane
IN GAINESVILLE, was broken into and
looted during the absence of the fam
lily, who are encamped in their cottage
at the Alliance camp grounds, A ladys
bicycle, jewelry, chinaware and
silverware were taken to the yalue of
about two hundred dollars. This is
the second season the same thing has
happened to Mr.. Lane.
Marshal James Johnson wants If
distinctly understood that in the future
ne intends to stop all residents from
placing boxes and barrels in the allevs
which Is against the city ordinance
The Marshal says if the warning is NOT
needed he will be compelled to make
an example of some one.
Friday evening was nav dav On, tho
b., B. & M. F. street railway and tho
prizes of ten dollars extra. to 90 to
the conductors turning in the most
money, and the motorman, for keen
Ing his car in. the best shape. were
awarded. Conductor Thomas .Jewett
was the lucky conductor, while the
motorman was James Mason. Motor
man Mason did not have cause to send
MS car to the shops once. Both the
prize winners are from Bellaire
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LOST.

LOST "A gold watch chain, lady's and
gents portrait in locket somewhere on
Pike ST., m bridgeport. Spitable reward
win be given to finder by returning to i
w. GREENLEE. Bridgeport, o. ausdq
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WANTED.

D-Stenographer: young man pre-
ferred; one familiar with Smith-Premier
machine. Address, stating experience,
city. autdq
WANTED-PURCHAS FOR Blank
House Leases, Oil Leases. For Rent
Cards, For Sale Cards. and Rooms Tor
Rent Cards. Call at Register Office.
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And now Johnny will come marching
home.
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7 >
New Early Fall Hats-1ou Swabacker.
Great Shirt Waist Sale-Geo NJ. Shook
& Co.
Bargains in the Curtain Department
Geo. f. Stifel & Co.
Summer Duds-D Gundling & Co.
New Goods-John Friedel & Co.
Special Sale of Observation-Disclosures. r.
TAYLOR Co.
Cleaning Up Time-Egger, Warrick &
Co.
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FIFTH PACE

The War Is Over-The New Racket.
Cincinnati Made Shoes-Lccke Shoe Co.
Special Prices on Promo Cameras-NIc-
oil IS Art Store.
Still AT It--Alexander.
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FEMALE HELP WANT ED.

WANTED-A good cook. Apply No. l2lI
Chapline street. References. au4n
LADIES. I MADE SIZES FIRST W EEh.
s74J0 last month besides attending my
household cares, selling Quaker Cabiness
Mrs. Beard has made $500. Every lady
should write b. WORLD MFG. CO, "a
their success to benefit others. malo(3)
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MANAGER WANTED in every city in
u. S. to establish regular branch for In
ternational Carpet Cleaning Co. Address
60 Perrin Building, Cincinnati, o. jy24ds
WANTED NOw-Agents to sell Sash
Locks and Dood Holders. Sample Sash
Lock free for &c. stamp. Immense; bet
ter than weights; burglar proof: $40 day.
Write quick Address BROHARD * CO,
Dept. 81. Philadelphia. Pa. feb13drv
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

business will be continued by me in tbs
same office formerly occupied by the
firm of Rinehart * Tatum. Thanking the
public for past favors | respectfully So
licit a continuance of the same.
w. II. RINEHART
Tel, e19, Room No. 6. The City Bank Bldg.
au7e&da
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Diamonds at a bargain this week at
II. E. 1ILLMAN & cos.
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For SALE.

Dwelling az % South Front gtreet: con-
tains 8 rooms. bath. etc. This property
has been remodeiied and put in first-ciass
condition from cellar to attic We invite
any one looking for comfortable nome
to examine. VIII sell al a big bargain
and give you easy terms to pay.
Bargains In building lots on Jacob
street, near Twenty-ninth street, above
food line.
G. o. SMITH. Real Estate,
Fire Insurance. Surety Bonds.
Exchange Bank Building.
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NINTH PAGE.

Another Great Day -Morrow-Stont
& Thomas.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-For cheapest enlarged picture
made. Framed sample free. Address,
with stamp, PORTRAIT AGENTS SUP
PLY CO, 30S Dearborn St, Chicago.
au7dq
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS.

Stamps Of The denomination of two cents
and less accepted for amounts less than
one dollar.
Correspondence containing . IT.. s,,rt
pew. solicited from every uSrt cl tte suh
TUNED AUl51ees accompanied by sufficient
postage
The REGISTER, embracing it's several
editions, is entered at the Pnstotffce at
Wheeling. w. Va. as second-class matter.
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SIXTEENTH PAGE.

Bargains in Trunks-House & Herr
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EIGHTH PAGE.

Lamps-White, Handley & Foster.
Midsummer Sale--J. S. Rhodes q Co.
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FINANCIAL.

-~-------------------------
LIFE INSURANCE Policies bought for
cash. T. J. WILSON, Blymyer Bldg,
Cincinnati. o. au4dq
200 POINTS PROFIT in cotton last year
by following the Students" forecast
The Only actual information to be had
Send for Y years record. STUDENT
Box z5s4, New York City. su7dq
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SIXTH PAGE
SEVENaT.H PACE

Clay worsted suits-Heyman Bros.