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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-09
Nervous Prostration.

Dr. J. Curtis Webb, an eminent Eng
lish physician, recently lectured on this
subject. The lecturer said that hysteria
was a symptom of nerve exhaustion and
was state in which the ideas control
led the body and produced morbid
changes in its functions. Ii allowed to
go ON uninterrupted, nervous exhaustion
and breakdown followed. The seeds of
this really terrible disease were in 80
cases out of 100 sown and watered dur
ing the period of education and training
of girls at and after critical period Of
life. Such cases were more frequent
since the introduction of the system of
higher education of women, for the adj
vocates of this made the great mistake
of assuming that there was no real diff
ference between girls and boys between
the ages of IA and 81. He mentioned
the frequent occurrence of cases of
anama and breakdown among girls and
attributed this to excessive mental work
and the lack of healthy exercise.
He advocated golf, cycling lawn ten
mis- and other games as preventive and
corrective and insisted upon the neces-
sity for regular indulgence in physical
exercise. 1t was not work which hurt,
but perseverance in work after nature
had held out her danger signals in the
shape of constant lassitude, loss of ap-
petite and irregularity Of functions
Nervous exhaustion sometimes occurred
as result of excessive physical exer-
else, and among middle aged ladies as a
result of worry. The remedy in the lat
ter case was to live easier and according
to rule. The complaint was also met
with in young children and was in these
cases generally due to the forcing Of
mental faculties or constant scolding
and nagging,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-09

Little Colds" Thousands OF lives
sacrificed. every year. Dir. Wood S
Norway Pine Syrup cures little colds
cures big colds too, down TO the very
verge of consumption.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-09
For Haul,ne a Hand CuItivator.

A correspondent sends to The Farm
Journal cut Of sled he uses for
transporting his hand cultivator from
field to field. 1t is made of two pieces
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-09

Hoods Pills are the favorite fami-
ly cathartic, easy to take, easy to OPP
crate.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-04-09

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
men strong. b.ooc pure Soc 81, AL druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
TUE SDAY
WOman's SPher--

A large audience at the II. E. church
last night listened to the lecture OF DR..
Beardsley on "Woman's Sphere and
Mans Opportunity" and heard some
things that ought to be OF benefit to them
in their lives, as well as being greatly
entertained. He couldn't see why there
should be mass meetings oyer woman's
sphere any more than over mans sphere,
for the world is full OF men bakers, cooks,
mJlIneFs, dressmakers, etc infringing
on the rights OF women. The sexes
should not De com Jared and 1t was never
intended icr them to be. "oman'4
sphere ig now properly bread, and there
are 9, ,000, 600 women in the United States
earning an independent living, q, $50 in
New York city alone who support theiI
husbands
He believes in husbands and wives
having independent thoughts anu disS-
greeiBg sometimes, bur they s1ould CON.
troll themselves. Tcnn, son blundere.
when he said ''as the husband is the wifi
Is" This 10 NIT = fact and should not be,
| Shakespeare has only one hero. TheJ
are all heroines, and his female characL-
ers are the nobiest and best. His mei
caused all the failures. Walter Scott
highest conception of character is in 1
girl. Washington Irving, whose Eng
Iish is tue best ever written pays a won
dertul tribute to woman.
An Interesting reference was made Il
Ewes enterpr.se, to Joan D'Arc, who's
statue IS reen all over France, to Eliza
beth with her hrm grasp on the state an
her encouragement of science, art an,
literature, to Queen Victoria, the mos
illustrlous woman OF the day, to Mr,
fCIeyeland, Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Poi
or Palmer.
In reference 10 mans opportunities b
spoke emphaticalIy against the wild oat
of boys, one bushel Of which yields thirt
fold or more of wild oats. Drink is NJ
D necessary to success in any field.
Y young man can be religious and prospe
j The temple OF liberty rests on our Anne
lean homes. The young women il unite
could make the young men OF tie coul
try. The true man will defend true "
manhood. The world wants men ar
y women who are prepared for their VOL
whatever IL 10. There is q great oppo
. tunity for fighting on the great NOR
9 battlefield of the world. In beginnil
b and iDterspersed were some enter tamil
anecdotes and illustrations about q
new woman and the dude. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
soCiAL AND Personal

5 q Irving oi Newport has been in the
city.
Prof. " 4 Caldwell, OF Brownsville
vas in the city today.
{. II. Ralston. OF the Custom office a.
Portland WAS in the city today.
The funeral Of Henry Failing will take
place tomorrow II 10 am. IN Portland.
Mrs. f. N. Robertson, OF Spokane. ar
rived 10 Albany .asi night on q visit
with Albany friends
". T Cary has moved from PlAinvicw
10 near this city where he has bought i
piece Of land and viii reside.
Exconnty.commissioner Wash Phillips
was IN the city today. Mr.. Philips very
iudicaousiy sold his hops for IS cents.
Mr.. Joe Purdom is nov a grandfather.
On Oct q there was born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Pur1om in Grants Pass, =
sou.
Amos Strong. n prominent citizen CT
Salem, has been prospecting on Apple
gate. He has struck some rock that
assays well--Jaeksonviile Times.
A letter received by Mrs Davis from
DIR. Davis states that he would fe ready
20 leave New York City abo Dec. Isi -.
Tor home, completing his poet graduate
course 81 that time.
Mr.. Geo. f. Porter, who has been in
PriEeyille for couple OF yeArs. LETT last
Aorday morning for BFownsvilIe. where
he has rented farm aud will turn his
atieGfion to that branch OF industry
frineSille Review.
Mrs. D. q. Clark and daughter, Mics
Lulu CLARK, formerly OF this city, who
have been making their home At WAlla
WalIa, for some time past, will spend the
winter at Medford, with relatives.-Ash-
land II iings. For many years popular
residents OF ALBANY.
ID. G. 8cCluuR sent eeveTal interest,"
ing relics from Manila im letter. the
hat band Of the SpaniaFds and OF the
Oregon boys, brass Spanish hat orna'
ment and photograph OF a Spanish
CIR! Such things keep us in touch with
the boys.
A late Manila letter states that Emi
HowArd OF this city had been taken dowT
| with the fever and was in a serious cor
| tion. Heward had been working hard
IN the hospital over the many patients
under him and no doubt contracted th'
disease. HE case ls probably not dan
eerons one, for the telegraph keeps u
posted in reference 10 all fatalities, anS
the lat.er was written over a month ago
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Protecting Orr Game

In letter 70 Edwin Stone in refer
ence ,oa Sporismsn's Association and
the protection Of our game after scoring
vinlatois OF the Law, Hoo. U. n. Denny
sAys:
Il NAs delighted u read 20 Ghe col.
umns Of The Evening Telegram thA,
sP1't-msn in different psr,s OF the state
acre becoming alive TO tiss necessary for
e.neeited action II orr game birds are Ia
be preserved from utter snniiilation.
and take IL 10 be due more TO yonr agi-
tation than TO any other cause tnat the
u1lect is receiving its present coasidera-
ton. Iou may count on my effort. in
every uAv possible TO aid ia the Iand.
able wors.
'Nou ask me TO submit iik, Of other
vAtIe ice OF game birds 10 be i'm mporied
or winch might b- imOoFsed, which in
mr. Judgment would thrive ia this coun-
try. This gladly 90. some Of which are
as follow: The Copper pheasant, of
Japan; the Reeves and Trsgopan, OF the
province OF Sex-Chue1. and tie Elliott
and Darwin. OF the Nsng Po district
Tesse y4rities ] would especially recon
mend 10 be introduced, As they are e6-
celsent game birds, boGh Tor sport and for
the table They are just sucn &C will At
,Taes the ere oi every sportsman"
In regard to the cost of bringing the
Sarisies Of game birds suggested by 5udge
Denny into ine state iGis claimed that
$500 would make = good start
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
HOME AND ABROAD.
Wheat SO cents.

W bdeL %
BE sure to hear Apron Strings at the
Methodist church Dec. 18th.
The monthly electric light bill OF Rose.
pnrg ia about the same as that 7f Albany,
WITH about twice its population, $l46.70.
Two runaway boys about ten years oi
age were seen yesterday going towards
independence. Whose were they.
Ex-representstive U'Ren has refused
to take iiis full pay for the session OF '97
that was not beld. Whatever the motive
the action is the correct one.
The contract for the new power house
at the q A. c., Corvallis, has been let
20 Mcbride 4 Finn, OF Portland, for g..
40. The highest bid was $1,000.
1t 10 reported tina. four hnndved men
on their way out from the Klon like have
been enow bound near Lake Lindemann.
with prospects of some Cf them starving
before getting out.
Claud Branton, the Lane county mur.
derer, .yesierday. was sentenced to be
hanged on Dec. %, one week later than
Linn county's hanging bee.
The Times says that the game of foot
ball at that city last Saturday between
N%tD~Ay abt W n VI tEALuB WAS one
OF the cleanest ever played On the o. A.
G. grounds.
In the trial of tie civil case of Busn
agsinst Tony Klein ct al, 10 Salem yes
terdsy, live event occurred, when Mr..
Klein refused to answer a question az TO
the location OF certain note Judge
Boise ordered the sheriff called 10 take
chage OF him for contempt OF court, WREN
'ise witness changed his mind aud tes.
titled.
Nayor Macon, of Portland, issued a
proclamation providing for the placing Of
The iiags on the public buildings at hall
nistt on account OF the des h of SIR. Hen.
~ Failing, and requesting tia; other flags
he placed at half mast paying 8 tribute TO
tie memory OF the deceased. MF. Fall
ing had been mayor of Portland three
times and held other important positions
o. trust.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Linn County Council.

The Council met last Saturday with
Grand Prairie grange after vacation oI
three months, with twelve oranges rep.
resented.
President Rees was IN the chair.
What influence has the education OF
mothers Today on the children of tomor-
row wasIdiscussed by Mrs. Uliu, Mrs.
Romine. airs. BCdine. Miss Belle Boiibe
Mrs. Clara Swsnk aud others among the
ladies and by Hon II. NJ. Palmer, Martin
Miller and c. II. Walker among the men.
Some excellent thoughts were presented.
A fiue dinner was served with over
ore hundred partakIug.
The matter Of grange life insurance
WAS discussed with a view to carving
out 'hs plans OF the state grange in
ia 1897.
NAn invitation OF the o. A. g. to Join In
farmers short course was accepted.
TIE question OF hos to reduce the ex.
penses OF our state government was die.
cussed by C. Il. Waiver. and Hons. J. (.
Glenn and J III. Seou, in which the hir.
ing OF unnecessary clerks among other
things was ventilated.
The program for the next meeting, TO
be held at Tangt ut the first Saturday in
Deceinbsr. will be: Resolved, that the
IorTen sysiem is the proper method OF
TeAi estate TRANSACTIONS, with J. ST. Set
tie, :. s Train and Hons. J. Glen and
~. NJ. Palmer as leaders.
Tue gathering vas q great success and
the company parted with feelings that
they had been greatly benefited as well
as entertained.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Foot Ball.

The pigskin was we'll pounded in Ore.
gon last Saturday.
The game between the Albany College
eleven and the o. A. C. at Corvallis was
a pretty good one and resulted in a sat-
isfactory manner 20 the Albany boys,
though defeated, as they expected to be.
The score was % to 6. In the first half
by brilliant run by Snyder who secured
the bail on an o. A. c. tumble a touch
down was made and Ramp kicked it
over the bar. The o. A. C. boys was
nearly 20 pounds heavier than the Al
bany team, a fact that told when a goal
was approached. The bes. playing for
Albany was cone by Snyder at half and
Ramp at quarter. Full back was we'll
played by Smick and the line did excel
lent work considering the fact that some
of the players had never even seen a
game played.
The U. of o. defeated the Indians 10
points more than the DEMOCRAT predicted
"a too.
Newberg defeated McMinnville and
Forest Grove the Portland academy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
PET SrRAHAN.MOoRE
Made n Profound Impression.

Special Dispatch To the P.I.
M" HogK, Nov 7.-wm A Z Moore
aud wife, accused OF playing the badger
game on Martin Mahon, slept in Jail last
night and weFe photographed TO-DAY for
the roqus's gallery. They acre Arraign
ed in the police court this morning and
held in 81 800 bail for examination mex,
Friday For assault apoD the detective,
Moore is held ia s.. coo additional. Mrs.
Moore. who was iormerlv Miss Fayne
StrAhan. OF Oregon, appeared in court
soaring proiusion of diamonds, aud
her beauty made profound impression
on the reporters aud artists of the even
log papers. Moore. who is b ysars old
knoEs the former consul al Durbsn
South A!ricA The police s4y he is =
professional card sharp agd the black
iheep Of 4 prominent Cleveland family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
CITY COUNCIL.
Tneaday evening. Nov. 8.

| lueeuhy eFeHluRt NOV. o.
Present Mayor, recorder, chief 0
police, street superintendent, chief en-
gineer and councilmen Hopkins, Dan
nails, Senders and Galbraitb.
The Broadalbin ct. tewer was report
ed repaired at its river end in salts
factory manner.
The street superintendent reported
work on the streets amounting L
$l52 30.
A petition fiom Albany Engine Co
! No. / asked for team capable OF haul
ing the engine In case Of fire. Referred
! Complaints of the ditch overlooking in
several places were referred
The matter OF fewer through the
college grounds was referred.
Further time was asked in the matter
OF sidexaik on the west side OF Jack
son street, between 4th and 5th.
Upon the report ot the chief engineer
that an old building on the west side o.
Broadalbin street between Fret anC
Water was dangerous, the same was de
clafed nuisance and the removal ot the
| same by TIE owner ordered.
The recorder was directed to Issue Z
call Tor the city election on the first Mon
day in December.
Tho following judges and clerks o
election were appointed:
First ward-0 W Warren, I ] Cline
w @ 1weedale judges; z NJ Reddeld. z
ii Rudd clerks.
Second Mard-StTauder Froman, S N
Pennington. A b Woodin Judges; A Sen'
dera, w I Wyman clerks.
T::iTd ward-James Shelton, w '
Baltimore. John Thomas judges; Viii
Richards, Daniel w Rumbangh clerks.
Voting places. let ward council
chambers, 2nd ward No. . engine hall
3fd ward John Eox's store.
The water supply pipe line was report.
ed completed according 10 contract by
the contractor + FFIck. Upon motion
tie contract price 1891 Was ordered paid.
The following bills were ordered PAID
M Senders & Co.. Sill %, S v Hal
1884, Electric Light Co. xI49.S0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11

Last Friday evening large crowd OF
young people assembled at the residence
Of j j. Cole TO celebrate the l7th an
Eiv-rsary of the birthday OF Mr. Ralph.
Games Of all kind= were played and all
enjoyed themselves Eniil after midni kht.
Mr.. W. P. Couey and family have gone
to sodsyiile 4 spend the wInter.
Mr.. Dliiey has Tenied the Tesidence Of
Judge Barton.
Ar. Waiter HenioE, of vancouver is
trying 10 interest our fsuit gToEers ia
preserving their lruit by canning in beF-
meticaIlY sealed eaak. 2y sSis process
the fruit grover can realize from TO Y
cents pound Tot prunes bich they can
only ger from 10 4 cents after tbef are
dried, and the iruii can be pot in caus az
lees cost than they eau be dried. We
hope 10 zee Iarze caune-y IN oakvilse
next summer. Why not?
Mr.. W. l. 81. John. Of Peoria made NJ
peasant call this morning. He Is
xorking on fruit dtier which he expects
TO get patent for and feel satisfied that
u will be = succ-ss.
James Morgan and Nate Neejham hs We
returned from Portland.
a merchant IN this place c1ngnt six
mice IN three tours and waited on his
customers. He used ionr.holed choker
trap Who eau beAtila
Always sTeak to . dog. especially the
one that resides where your best girl
stays. We heard OF q young mAa uho
xAs bitten by dog that be vas well sc-
qu&inisd With because be 6ida'I speak 10
him. We AlEays speak 20 that dog.
MIL. ". Morgan and Niie. OF HAlsev,
rASsed IhTouglI here IL morning On
their w2y tn Albany.
MT. l.. q. Goats made us pleasant
call today. sIr. g is looking for las cat
tie for Haight Bros.
Iipa Morgan s under the care OF Or
Smith. He Hil either pail through or
die. lie czn'i do bosh..
LrTTLR RosE BCD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Mueh Needed.

From The Dalles 7. NJ:
A few days ago it was announced that
the Oregon Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
would build line to Prineville and in
termediate points. Now it seems that
the local company will take the matter
in hand, and will have the line in oper-
alton early next spring. Messrs. Seufert
and Condor have already the poles on
the ground from Dufur TO Tygh Valley
and within few days will begin putting
them up, and will have the line in oper-
alton TO Tygh within 80 davs. From
there they viii connect with Shearer's
Bridge in a short time. and il is expected
the line will bc extended south as rapid
ly as the work can be done.
The people of Prineville, Hay Greek
and Antelope are very anxious to have
connection with the outside world and il
is certain that they will contribute lib
orally toward the enterprise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
The BlakeIy Reunion.
PRoDiaAL.

Tie Blakeley brothers who have hecn
enjoying 4 reunion in Pendletoa during
the past few days. and who had not be-
fore been all together for the previous 30
years, have furnished :hree sheriffs and
q county judge TO the people OF Eastern
Oregon during the past few years-W.
NJ. BIakely, sheriff OF Umatilla county /;
James Blakely, sheriff OF Crook county /;
Joe B!akely, sheriff Of Gillian county
and George Blakely. county judge oi
Wasco county. Geo. Blakely has return
ed home to The Dalles, and Jas. Blakely
nov q prominent stockman Of Joseph,
Wallowa county, will leave Sunday
morning with his family on his return tC
his home. Henry Blakely has gone uT
to Athena in company with his brother
Joe Blakely, who is q deputy under tbs
sheriff there, and will soon return 4
Brownsville, in Western Oregon. whert
he is engaged in ADMINISTRATION +
o. All are sons OF James Blakely o
Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Syracuse.

Il seems oar winter has lseen pro eng
ed indetiuately.
Our school directors have seen proper
20 have q Wcod shed built at the school
house which adds very mech 20 the sp.
pearance As well as the convenience oI
things.
Miss Flora Layton was q visitor AZ the
home Of ]. B. Davis Ast Sun1Ay.
a number of The young people Of the
ne;zhborhood INDUCED IN . social hop
az The home OF Miss Flora Skegan last
Friday evsning. James and Will Wood.
ridge furnished the music.
We expect livery eonfdeuaallyl an In
yi;Ation 10 q wedding in the very near
inlI,e will record proceedings in due
giwe.
PRnpfGAL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11

Prineville has another lawyer, job 4,
Hopkins, of Dakota, having locate
there.
Mr. Bert westbrook returned this
morning from a trip to Brownsville look
ing Hale and hearty.
Mr. Henry Blakely OF Brownsville, was
in the city today on his way home from
a reunion of the Blakely family at Pend
Teton.
Miss Joyce Brownell, the accomplish
ed pianist, went to Eugene this noon,
where she will take lessons OF Prof Nash
and also give lessons.
The Stanford coach OF the o A c foot
ball team passed through Albany this
forenoon for Corvallis. He has an ex-
cellent reputation as player.
A letter to Mrs. Hopkins from Eagle
Lake, Texas, tells of the death of Mrs.
Wicker, nee Miss Agnes Preston, 1orm-
er resident of this city.
Will Kirk, a student at Willamette
University, has returned to his home at
Halsey, having severed his connection
with that nstitution.--Journal.
State Superintendent Irwin, has just
returned from a trip to San Francisco,
in the Cooper Medical college.
Reports from Portland are that Henry
Fsiling, the leading banker of that city,
is gradually failing without prospects OF
recovery and his death may be expected
at any time.
VIM. Parsons, brother of Mrs. r W
Veatch, is sick at their home on Wall
street. Will was one of the Oregon re-
- 4 a.. l.. Ill
and arrived home from San Francisco
last week. While in camp there he was
taken sick with the measles aud sent to
hospital, which place he reports to be a
veritable hell on earth. He says no per-
son can imagine the fearful treatment
patients there receive. By good luck he
was granted a sick leave and allowed TO
come home where we think he will soon
recuperate. Messenger.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
A Cruel Deed
ALrAxY. H3v. 7, 1893.

ALEAxY, %.,v. 7, 1893.
Passing through the woods near
Thorntons Lake, there was seen hang
ing to tree, a black dog with white
fore foot and light spot on the nose. Ii
was hung by the neck having its front
feet in the crutch as if it was trying to
hold it's weight off the rope. BY the aP'
pearance of the dog and tree to which Il
was hung it seemed as if it had struggled
for some time. This is a very cruel deeC
done by some party or parties.
HUMASITY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Will Again Visit Albany.

A part Of the staff of the English and
German Expert Specialists and DIR.
Myers & Co. will be at the Revere Hotel
in this city on Monday, Nov. IA on their
regular monthly visit. These successful
Doctors, are becoming more popular
every year cure Oatarrah in all its forms
consumption in the first and second
stages, all female complaints, diseases
and weaknesses Of men, deformities anC
chronic diseases generally. Consultation
and advice free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Help or Yoa.

YoI heed no longer suffer with corus, :,
bunioDs and ingrowing nails, as Prof.
Eddy, the noted chiropodist, OF 81 Paul,
will remove them without pain aud suo-
se1nent soreness do no cutting or nse
acid. simply cause q separation be-
tween the corn aud the flesh, htt the
corn out whole by the use OF pure veget-
able oil. Satisfaction guaranteed or
MONEY refunded.
Office in the Russ HoJGe, room p.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11

Spokane is in the hands of healer
Jesse Beaucha mp claims TO have direc
communication with God and is abont
to write another bo; k for theBible. He
also heals all that believe. A great dea
OF excitement has been caused. We
shall expect to see Mr.. E. A. Parker re-
turn home a well man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11
Notice.

To all those that interest themselves
for the organization OF the Humane
Society,"" here in this city, be 1t made
known that have not given up the
scheme, but laid 1t by for q later period
of time when I'll be more able to work
1T. GERTIE @. GLucKsTIRN,
Humane Missionary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-11

STOLE $2.0O.-Some time lost night the
till of the Magnolia Laundry at the
Combination barber shop was opened
and about 81 in money which had been
paid there for the Laundry. was taken.
There is pretty good evidence as TO who
the thief is, and there may possibly be
an arrest made,