davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

EraESE REjoIcEs. - The Cover nment
improvement of the upper Willamette
river will commence near this city next
Tuesday or Wednesday. This is good
news to every shipper and producer in
Lane county, as it means in the near fu-
ture the opening up of this grand water
yay, which will necessarily brig about
lower freight rates. The first work will
be down on the Sladden rapids. The
present channel on the south will be
closed by piling and revetmeut work.
which win open up the center channel
of the river. This will take probably
two or three weeks work. This has
heeu motel ~ one of the four or five bad
places bet seen here and Harrisburg -
Guarl.
A BIG CHASeE Ten years sgoa freight
train with Dive Houston IS conductor,
used to leave Por,land Monday morning.
reaching Junction City that night; com.
iag on to Roseburg the next day and go'
ing through TO Ashland the third day.
And it required three days to return.
Dave STAYED with il fo- the whole trip,
the six days, and on the Tth he rested.
Now there arc twenty ireight trains a
week passing this point, ten each way
The men are all KEEP. busy and he comp
ans is taxed to supply power.-Roseourg
Slaindealer.
A BRowNsvIlLR CASE Recorder Bar
gers court ~as occupied Tuesday after
noon ana evening With the case OF the
city OF Brownsville against W Tycer,
who was arrested by Marshal Powell
about . o'clock Christmas morning for
disorderly conduct. The case was tried
F, Tuesday evening before jury. Attorneys
A A Tussing and Geo. W Wright prose-
cuted the case for the city Attorneys
| b s Martin and n NJ Newpo,t appear
ing ior the defendant. The jury brought
in verdict Of guilty Judge Bargel
assessed Mr.. Tycer with a fine of IS and
costs. amounting in al to about $2o
Mr. Tycer paid his fine and was released
;, ~
TO OCURE A COLU IN ONE DAY
Take L,v.tiv Bon, Q9ini Tablet
All Druggists refuat tas m ,nsy u It fail
Car Q. 2oc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
WHEAT.

A little higher in the east today. May
quotations are.
New York 9414c.
Chic go 925sc.
San Francisco 84c.
Liverpool &c higher.
Albany sc:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

KYLE ARREsTEn.-Jas. II. KYLE. man
sger OF the o. +. X p. Co, re' urned We'd
nesday evening from Portland and an
mediasly appeared before Justice II A .
Johnson in whose court charge OF mis-
ATpropriAiinI 1855 pounds OF pruDes had
previously been preferred against him BY
Fred HnTEs. owner OF The fruit. Mr..
Kyle turnishe bonds in tho sum of $3.50
aiih W 7. aud Geo. r Gray as hoads-
men for hts Appearance. He will he ex-
Amiued mex. Monday morning.-JournAl,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Boenicke
vas attended this afternoon by q large
number OF friends, glad OF an opportun-
ity to pay their last respects 70 one who
had lived vel. big hearted woman.
with kind word for all. good mother
and neighbor. Her death is generally
regretted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

ST LOUIS REPUBLTC. semi-weekly
one of the best papers in the United
States. and the DsNocRAT paid in advance,
for only 81 IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

To Cue Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or 80
II c. c. C. fail TO cure, druggists refund T. v,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
Surgical Operation.

Mrs. Henry Taylor has Teen in Port
land several weeks attending her father,
who has been i'll. An operation was per-
formed this week. The 0regonia n
speaks. of it as follows:
A difficult, operation became necessary
in the case of ". B. Taylor, who is very
I'll at his home on East Tenth, near
Washington, consisting OF cutting through
Lis skull back of his ear 10 give relief
from pressure. Tue operation was per
formed Monday by Drs. Rockey and
Chambers. The patient was put under
the influence OF an anesthetic, and an op-
ening made through the skull. Heeame
out Of the influence of the snestheiic very
we'll, and seemed 10 have been benefited
from the operation. Yesterday his con-
dition was regarded as very critical, and
his physician was unable TO determine
what the result of the operation would
be until today. He is receiving all at
tention from the many orders OF which
he is a member. but his condition causes
many apprehension
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
. Foot Ball.
ALBANY

The game Saturday at 2 p m. with the
following men in the position:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
Clubbing Rates.

The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
next year will give to its subscribers
$40. 900 residence in San francesca rent
ing for $6oa month, $3.50 Z. ;. oono,s
$l,5oo gold nugget and hundreds OF otner
things. You can get the Examiner ana
WxESLY DENocgAr for s. 50 year, with
he DAr.y DENockAr by mail for $4-25. by
carrier $5.7S, in advance, The DINO
ssAr will order only on com oinstion pay
nent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
THE

Is the best and yet simplest tyre s'ite
Manufactured, ths coosuuamstlon q N
inventors art. Al expert sss1ogfzpne
after using nauv machines, sSys. con
sider the Yost Writing MschIne lar super
Or 10 any have yet used Cal u the
DENoczAT osiice and see one OK he type
writers that has to have q perfect ssilgn-
nent.
Ali rypewritsrs supplies ordered.
Z. P NUTTISe- Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

Er6ESE's PouLTRr si,ow.-Eugene has
bcen holding poultry show that has
been a marked success. About $50 birds
aere exhibited, and the display attract
ed good deal OF attention in tha: eity,
nearly as much IS q New York hcrse
show. There were six exhibits from
this oounty- D. o Woodw.rth bad some
Wyandoiies and IAngsaans, + Adam
son. Of RoxiAnd. had some Minorcas. P A..
b Rocks, and Pekin ducks, FrAnk Hui
bart. oil shedd. some Wyando;.es aud
BrAhmAhs. Austin Hulhnr: OF Orleans
some Wyando,,es and PIymoa,h Rocks.
Ms. l.. b. Witze! OF Tangent son1e Buff
leghorns, and Erwin Dow OF SHIELD some
Brown leshorns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

H F. Mcllwa'n is confined to his
home by illness.
W. E. Chandler, OF Lebanon, was 10
the city today on business
Miss julia Taylor. of the Gates school,
10 visiting in the city.
Mr. R. NJ. Gale veil. OF Lebanon, is
doing business in Albany today.
Mrs Geo Henderson came up from
Portland today on a yisi. With Albany
relatives and friends.
The father OF Mrs. J. r. Douglas ar
rived in Albany yesterday from Kansas, /,
giving his daughter q genuine surprise
Mrs, \. II. Allen and con Frank left
yesterday for Burton. Wash, where
frank is attending the Vashon military
school.
Several Albany Naccabees. went to
Corvallis latt evening on visit with the
big Corvallis lodge. They report pleas-
ant time.
Myron Isham and bride have been in
Harrisburg on a visit. MIR. Isham was
at one time night operator at this city.
Ebey will reside At oodburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Wright and their
little daughters W liletA anu Euidu are
visiting this week with relatives and
friends in Brownsville.
The Endowment Rank, K. OF P, las
evening elected the following officers
l.. N. Curl, president; E. U. Will, vice
president; w. NJ. Parker, secretary.
An operation of considerable Interest
was performed yesterday by DR. Ellis OF
Miss Dora Porter, of shedd. It consis-
ted of the removal of the ear drum anc
malleus and incus bones.
DR.. Henry, of Brownsville, who lef
several weeks ago for California to reside
declaring that he didn't want any more
of Oregon mud, returned yesterday, ant
he couldn't come back last enough. Ore
gon Is good enough for him.
Mr.. Smith, advance agent of A Day II
Bohemia ia in the city arranging for tn
appearing OF the troup in Albany |
has been playing to big houses in Port
land for several weeks. The usual price
are high, but upon the advice OF sewers
men they were put at only so and J
cents, rather reluctantly, ss the troup
an expensive oBe Children will be per
mitted to 20 in for % cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07

THE CARDINAL QUARTET.-0nly small
audience greeted the Cardinal Quartet
and Prot. Flick at the opera house las.
evening, and it was thought beat not TO
give the concert. The fes who had
shown their appreciation for musical
talent were refunded their money. At
terwards several were invited to the par
iors OF the Revere house where they
were given 9 treat. Misses Geneyieye
aud Ethel Hughes and Misses Mathews
and Collins, forming the quartet, four
charming and graceful young ladies, were
heard in three or four selections, their
voices blending beautifully: Prof.. Fleek,
probably Oregon's best concert pianist in
three selections. displaying bis rare tai
ent and mastery OF the keys. Besides
possessing the technique he pats an ex-
preston into his performance that gives
popularity to the pianist. Miss Ethel
Hughes and Mise Collins each gave a
pleasing recitation. The Cardinal Quar-
tel a; Ieas. made several warm friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
no CIIRE COLn IN ONE DAY

Take L.xstiv Brhn, Q1i nine Tablets
All Druggists refuat tue m pnsy u II fail
Car Q. 2oc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-07
FRIDAY
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Alb
stract Company, for tho DRMooRAP for
the eek ending Dec. 20, 1897
~ m y n ~ N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
A Foreign Article.

"Im dead sick NV this h ar place, dis
custody remarked Six Shooter SAM, star
ing gloomily out of the window. same
cussed thing the year round-nothin new.
Thar goes ther third fun raj tcrday an ther
tenth this week"
"Waal, it's ther rainy season an feller's
bound ter git moro or less quarrolsome
when he's housed up, apologetically mur
INJURED Derringer Dick, 90 whom three OF
the funerals were directly attributable
"Thet 'Othcller' show at ther op'ry
house las night wuz pooty fine, want
itY' irrclevantly commented Catamount
Cal.
"Disapp 'inted mel" growled Poker Pete
"Whcn saw Otheller come out, thought
sure ez how we wuz goin ter see minstrel
show.
Ended monty fearful, Clipped in Six
Shooter Sam. Desdemory seemed raj
nice an inclined ter do whatever wuz
right.
Couldn't IA been helped, though, 7"
mournfully muttered Catamount Cal.
"Now ef Desdemony had lost her hoss
blanket, or her pair NV spurs, or emmy
thing like thet, we could hov helped her
out But handkerchief! Suff rim ham
boneW
"Aint never been one I'm Bloody Gulch,
hez thar" asked Six shooter New York
Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
Triple Murder and Sui
eide in New York.
MATTHEWS THE SLAYER.
Believed TO Have Killed His Wife,
Son and Daughter.
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE AFTERWARD

New York, Jan. IA case az what sp-
pearsd 10 he triple murder, and the suicide
OF the murderer, was discovered today, when
the bodies of John Matthews, his wife and Nv o
children, a boy Of ten years, and n girl OF
twelve. were found dead in tho Matthews
home on Columbus avenue.
1t is supposed that Matthews murdered his
wife and children and then committed suicide
by shooting. Matthews was 35 years Of age
and his wife 30
John Matthews was "A retail grocer, and he
hacked his wife and children 10 death with a
hachct. Matthews then committed suicide by
shooting himself in the head. Before dying
il is believed that he turned on the gas with
the intent that asphy xiation should complete
his work. The crime was committed in "A
small bedroom behind the store run 10y Mat
thews. The mother and her two children met
death while asleep. Ii Is supposed that Mat
thews had become despondant from pecuniary
difficulties. From letters which he left IL was
asccrtained that for some time Matthews had
intended 10 end his own life. He had been in
the dry goods business further uptown and
had failed. A few months ago he opened q
grocery store and had met with little success
His wife pretty little woman, had recent
ly undergone severe operation. Matthews
left letter explaining the cause Of his awful
crime.
From letter left by Mrs. Matthews 70 q
friend IT was gathered that she was party
to the suicide agreement. she wrote as fol
lows:
Herman is going to die and am goinl
with.him and we going TO take our darl
ings with Us"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
ADVOCATE oFLYNCHING.

Boston, Jan. 17.--Charles j. Bonaparte
of Baltimore spoke last night before a
large audience in the fremont theatre
on Civil and Religious Liberty" The
address was at the invitation of num-
ber of Irish American societies. and
Charles Eliot Norton OF Harvard uni
versity presided. The interesting por-
tion of Mr. Bonaparte's remarks was
that in which he advocated lynching.
He said that the advantages OF lynching
had been very much underestimated. and
that the system had done much to deter
crime OF a certain character in the south.
I.ynching is caused by primitively rec
ognized system, Of course. as "A wrong
against society. Judge Lynch may
make mistakes, but it is not often 4
writ OF error is not sufficient 10 save a
criminal among lynchers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
MINISTER'S NEW SCHEME.

Jersey City n. j., Jan. 17.-Rev. e. 6.
Stoddard, ID. d., the rector Of st. Johns
Episcopal church, has decided TO begin
giving dancing lessons in the church
building this week. The class will meet
Thursday night. The price for each
lesson VIII he IL cents. The members
of the class will be given a reception or
public dance at the end OF the course
He announced that the class will he di-
vided as to sex. and will be limited &c
60 members. n dancing instructor H.
been engaged. DR.. Stoddard says he
expects to meet criticism. but declares
that. however severe, it will not deter
him. He considers dancing not only
harmless. but necessary diversion, and
believes that every young person should
be taught "a lance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
WHAT A MATCH DID.

wheeling. w. Va, Jan. IA thbuR hit :
less boy caused great mischief by apply
ing match TO spray of coal oil issuing
from small aperture in the STANDARD
OH company's pipe line from Sisterville
Manning 10 Morgantown. The pressure
at that point was strong. Soon the burn
ing spray melted the lead in the joints
Of the pipe. which was six inches I'm dl-
ameter. Fifty acres OF forest and field
we're soon db,aze. Two smlll bridges
and two barns were burned. All the oil
In 10 miles of six-inch pipe. nearly 2OO1
barrels, was consumed. The engineers
al Elk Bank discovered something wrong
and stopped pumping, else the damage
would have been greater.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.

Oakland Cal, Jan. 1.-THE authori-
ties are investigating the death of Jo-
seph Raeslde, a horse trainer, whose
mangled corpse was found beside the
railroad track at Shell Mound. there be-
ing a strong suspicion that he was mur-
dered and his body placed upon the track
for the purpose OF destroying all traces
OF the crime. Thursday last Raesidt
won $500 on Ricardo and cashed his tick
cts before going TO supper. After sup
per he left his boarding house, and moths
ing more was seen of him until his
corpse was discovered next morning with
only few pieces OF silver in his pockets
1t Is the theory OF the police that Rae
side was killed and robbed by track touts
who know of his Minninps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
HIS MIND
GAVE WAY.
Mr.. Alexander Found His
Three Boys Dead.
HAD BEEN ASPHYXlAItD
Gas Cock in Sleeping Room Accl'
dentally Left Open.
HAD BEEN ASPHYXIATED
STRICKEN PARENT A MANIAC

Boston, Jan. Il. Robert Alexander OF this
city became insane this morning upon discov'
ering that his three boys, David, aged IL
Jerome, aged :. and Paul, aged years were
dead, having been asphxiated by gas IN their
chamber during the night The bodies Were
found by Mr.. Alexander, when he went to call
the children to breakfast.
The room was full OF gas which had escaped
from the cock which il is thought had been
left partly open by accident
Alexander at once called medical assistance
and modified the police. The doctors stated
that the boys had been dead some time The
shock proved too much for the father and his
mind gave way. He was taken in charge by
the police. Mr.. Alexander is mechanic by
Grade and recsntly came from New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
CRITICAL MOMENT.


They fled into the Sixth District Court
this morning.
Howard Logan was the first 10 plead.
He said guilty Logan Is the chap VINO
was stabbed in the groin at "a dance nan
on Crnpstun street, "A few days ago. and
when the case came 10 trial told the
court that IL was al a mistake. The
other man mad not tried TO Kill MIN. IL
WA merely an accident And the chap
who held the knife was let oil.
For card plsying on the Sabbath no
was fined 81 and costs.
Bessellieu came next, foiloweu Dy
I'D wards. johnson and smith. All said
s.Ruilty," and were fined 50 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
FOURTEEN WEEKS DYING.

Wilmington. o., Jan. 17.--Attorney j.
c, Martin OF oct. 3 shot George Me
MILAN in this city The bal struck the
tertebrae of the neck and cut the spinal
cord half I'm two. Sunday. after being
mortally wounded IL weeks. Mcmillan
died, and Martin. who had been indicted
for shooting 10 kiT, surrendered to the
sheriff Today an attempt viii be mad .
to indict him fcr murder. Mcmillan for
merly lived here. but until nily lived
i'm COLORADO. The quarrel that caused the
shooting was over VIII.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
DIsoRDERLY STUDENTS.

Paris. Jan. 17.-Many bands OF stu
dents paraded the streets yesterday,
Shouting perpetually Death to the
Jews and the like. In several cases
cafe windows were smashed. and the
windows of house mistaken for Zola' $
was broken. The police finally dis
persed the rioters and made many ar
rests.
Louise Michel and Sebastian Faure
addressed a socialist meeting and de-
nounced the secrecy attending the trial
of Count Esterhazy. There were shouts
of Down with Drumont," and Down
with Rochcfort." but there was no lur-
kher disorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

enough for n man TO crawl through, and
through this opening some 20 or ~ oil the
oprrriives passed 10 their work.
+: Tho picksts posted by the weavcrs were
not at first posted as to the nickets OF
the fence, and so no accurate account
was kept 10y them of the number az peo-
Die who entered the mill by this passage.
Just before the closing Of the main Rates.
however. they learned OF the interesting
fact and one or them was stationed at
this point TO keep watch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

The cut down Is uniform all over the
city. 10 per cent. TO state the average
weekly wages of each mill would bo i'm
possible, as the figures are not available,
bpt speaking in general, basing the
total pay roll at $40, 600, which Is prof.
ably fair. and the number OF striking
operatives at 90OO. the general average
woull be S7.77. This. however, includes
the large saiaried officials and Is probably
excessive.
Ihe nine millssbave capital OF $S. 200. :
coo; operate s67, 65I spindles and ~, ZIG
looms: employ Ss75 hands and pay
weekly $40. BOO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
HIT THE WRONG MAN.

Oklohama, 7. r, Jan. l7.--In a row
Sunday. Fred Jones. a r-keeper. shot
Chief OF Police G. w Jackson through
the thigh. As he fell Jackson fired al
Jones. but missed him and hit Blshoy
Armstrong. deputy sheriff, infiicting q
fatal wound. Jones Is a brother Of Mili
Jones, the city marshal who was killed
in an ARRAY at oklohama CITY two years
ego by the Christian brothers outlaws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
WAGE REDUCTION.
Continued From Page I.
STRIKE AT NEW BEDFORD.
Not a Spindle Turning Nor Loom In
Operation In Whole city.

New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE
shut down today Is the most complete in
the history of tho cotton mills Of New
Bedford. Not IA spindle Is turning nor q
loom in motion in the factories Of the
cloth corporations. Between 40 and 30
operatives went into the Bristol mill and
% or 80 into The Whitman, but aside
from. thesesno mill made any real show OF
running and these two shut down.
There ara nine corporations operating Is
mills involved in the strike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
Sent 10 Lying-in Hospital.

Jossphine Gary. 10 year. Old. Aving ai sOl
Benefit street with sadie Coleman. Wa taken
sick sbcut 2c'clock SUNDAY morning ~.
puny was summoned. 10 Was found that -iia
vss shout 90 give birth ioa rhili and .he wa.
ordered taken 10 the ing In hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17
AGREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who will TO today and Get pack
age of GRAlN-O IL takes the place OF coffee
at about "A the cost. IL is a food drink
full OF health. and can he given 10 the child
rem as well as the adult with great benefit II
is made of pure grains and looks and tastes
like the finest grades Of Mocha or Java coffee,
lt satisfies every one cup Of tirain.O ~
letter for the system than a tonic because its
benefit II permanent. What coffee breaks
down, Grain-O builds up. Ask your grocer
Tor Grain.O l5c. and l5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

The Pierce mill did not make the least
prster 50 of running its machinery and
was sol, SD as tight as "a drum shortly uf-
ter the usual hour for starting.
The Whitman mill set SOME Of It's ma
chinery in motion at tho accustomed time
and furnished work In the cloth room,
weaving and spinning departments for
some % or 80 operatives. Nearly the
whole Of the striking mill hands gath
cred In front Of the mill and left with
shouts Of derision shortly after the few
wheels began to revolve.
At the Grinnell mill the ga'es were
promptly closed at $50 n. m. at which
time only 10 or 20 operatives had gone in,
according to the watchers outside. The
mill was lighted at ths usual time, but
the power was not started.
A crowd of operatives eatberei at the
main entrance 10 the Bristol mill, the
only thorough print mill In the CITY.
1t was expected that an extraordinary
effort would be made 10 run these mills
and the crowd gathered was expectant
OF fun. 1t was Jolly good patured
crowd, apparently without pm tioIe of
spite, anu laughing jest was tue order
OF the day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

Ii was estimated by the strikers oct-
side the gates that between 40 and 30 op-
eratives had entered the mill. although
but few of them went In at the main
gate.
They had been schooled to less con
snicuous way. Some time betwesn Sun
cav at sunset ana o'clock this morning-
two ploksts In the mill yard fonco In the
rear Of the two houses known n the Brs-
tol blocks had bsen taken Off and carried
away, leaving an opening amply large
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

Mr. X. Anthony Dyer's fourth annual exit.
bfflon of water colors will be I'D NJ the gal.
l-ries OF the Providence Art Club for tive
weeks. beginning today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-17

Mr. Lovejoy then made his argument
for the defence.
Mr.. Stones argument In behalf OF the
prisoner this afternoon was long one
and he went over the testimony very
closely and he argued on rhe states fail
ure TO prove motive and said that even II
the Jury did not believe Mowrys story
Of the robbers they could not on that
account convict him OF murder.