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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

Sandman Soldiers and Police Unable to
Capture Chief Moni.
Special cabi. D,,patch to TIE sux.

Special Cabl, D,,patch to Tar SUS.
ROME. Aug. 1.-The campaign which has re-
suited in the capture or killing Of eighty brig
ands within n few weeks has practically
stamped out the mischief in Sardinia. but the
worst OF the hriGand leaders, Moni. and his
band are still at large. Monl is a man OF great
ability. audacity and cruelty. His band has
killed thirty persons within the past eight
years. and there is now reward OF 10000 lire
upon his head. but despite the fact that all OF
the military forces Of Sardinia are combined to
run him down he defes capture. 1t was
thought by the soldiers that they had him and
his band surrounded In forest. but few days
ago he mysterorsly vanished. Yesterday a
manifesto signed by Moni was discovered
nailed to a church door near Sassari in which
the brigRnd chief declared war upon his enc
mics the gendarmes. police. military and
others.
When King Humbert visited Sardinia recs Mt
ly Moni addressed letterto his Majesty asking
for safe conduct and an audience.
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r. G. sHEARmAN's SUNDAY rETTINe.


Thomas G. Sherman Of Brooklyn. who is
travelling in Switzerland. had a perilous and
exciting bicycle adventure at Lake Lucerne on
Julyo. While riding on a path along the lake
his wheel struck stone and he bounded hoad-
long over fve-foot wall into the lake. drag
gnG tho wheel. which had got entangled in his
clothing. with him. As he cannot swim he
would probably have been drowned had not
the water been shallow. In a letter TO Brook
Ign friend he says:
Here was fast to my wheel in the lake.
managed to free one OF my feet n little and,
max ing several supcrhuman kicks. l Olsen
tangled myself from the wheel and then pus h ed
on toward tho wall and at last some one was
kind enough to come along and help me back
on terra hrma. | was pretty well used up.
and when arrived at the hotel was ready for
bed
1t would seem that Mr. Shearman OF Plym-
outh Church is not opposed to sunday wheel
ing. for the accident occurred on that day.
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DRErFUs's PRIVATE LIFE.
Charges of Gambling Made by NJ. de
Bsaurepnire shown to BE Unfounded.

Special Cable DsSpdtehtt TO THE SUS.
PARIS, Aug. lit turns out that NJ. Quesnay
de Beaurepaire's anonymous witness. upon
whom he relied to prove all sorts OF grave Of
fences against Dreyfus. including the accusa-
ton that he was gambler and given to Law
ishing money upon women. was the author OF
the tale OF Dreyfuss extravagant expendi-
lures in the support OF a German Jewess at
Tours. This story Is exploded by absolute
proof that Dreyfus has never been in Tours.
A confidential police report dated Nov. 8.
1894. was published yesterday. which shows.
as the result Of police investigation, that
Dreyfus had never visited gambling estab-
lishments. clubs and the like and that the
previous statements to the effect that he had
were made in reference to another man of the
same name.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day. NJ Monis.
Minister Of Justice. made report on the in
tervicw with H. Mazeau. President OF the
Court OF Cessation. published in the Echo de
Paris a few days ago. in which NJ Mazeau was
represented as declaring that the Governments
instructions to MAJOR CarriGre. the prosecutor
at the coming Dreyfus court martial. werc en-
tireiy out of place. NJ. MONS reported hat NJ.
Ma2eaus explanation was that the interview
was not intended for publication and that he
had been inaccurately quoted.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The IhN Man Gazette SAYS
that the choice OF the Sale de la Manutention
at Rennes as the place OF holding the Dreyfus
court-martial is a veritable calamity. The
ceiling Of the room is low. being only 81. feet
high. and nobody except the members Of the
court and the witnesses will be able to hear q
word. The journalists will be ranged in six
teen rows behind the witnesses. and owing to
the execrable acoustics Of the hail. only those
in the first row or two can hope to follow the
proceedings. making II practically impossible
to report the trial. There is still time. the
Gazette says. to change the place OF trial to the
Lycee. which is close to the prison. and handy
in other respects, as well as being conmodious
and comfortable. and it is hoped that the
authorities will listen to the prayer Of the press
for this change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
cor. HAWKINS DIES AT SEA.
Pennsylvania Regiment Reaches San Fran.
cisco ON the Transport senator.


SAN Francisco. Aug 1.-The United States
transport Senator. bearing the Tenth Pennsyl-
vana Regiment. sailed into port lust at dark
tonight with her flag at half mast. Col. A. l."
Hawkins. commander OF the regiment and
the idol of his men. died on July IL. two days
after tho Senator left Yokohama His body
covered with flag. was on deck
The health OF most OF the regiment is good
so the vessel will probably not be detained in
quarantine long. Col Hawkins had been in
poor health for some time. and his death was
due to upopleNy.
PHILADELrHIA. Aug. 1.-The death OF Col
Hawkins of the Tenth Pennsylvania Regi-
ment is regarded by political friends OF former
Senator Quay In this city as simplifying the
situation. lie was supported by Quay's lieu
tenants for State Treasurer. while Quay
favored Col. Barnett
Hawkins that Quay has become master Of the
situation inaEuuch rs It is rather late to settle
upon new candidate to oppose Barnett sue
cesSfully.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
SHAMROCK STARTS TO-MORRoW.
Kaiser Wilhelm's skipper to Help In the
Races in an Advisory Capacity.
Special Cable Dsspateh,s 10 THE sus.

Races In an Advisory Capacity.
Special Gable Dispatches 10 THE suS.
GLASGOW. Aug. 1.-The Shamrock will come
out OF the dock tomorrow morning. Her sails
were taken from Gourock to the yacht to- day
and bent by the crew After leaving the dock
the Shamrock will anchor alongside the steam
yacht Erin. at Tail OF the Bank. and remain
until Thursday. when the two vessels will
leave together for New York after adjusting
compasses.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 1.-The statement
cabled to THE Sun from here yesterday that
Capt. Ben Parker. skipper OF Emperor Will
llam's yacht Meteor. would sail the Shamrock
In her races against tho Columbia for the
Americas Cup Ia confirmed. The selection Of
Parker. 1t is explained. Is part OF a scheme to
give to Capt Hogarth. the commander OF the
Shamrock. the best expert assistance avail
able during the races. The Kaiser was anx-
ious to keep Parker's appointment secret. and
1t is possible that he will refuse to let him go
when he hears that THE SUN has already pub
lished the fact.
II the arrangement is carried out. Capt. Par
ker will act In an advisory capacity. with Capt
Hogarth In command. The latter will have
further adviser In the person OF Mr.. Council.
an amateur yachtsman Of repute on the Clyde
side. in whom Will Fife has the greatest conf
dence. Capt. Hogarth will thus receive the
best OF amateur and professional advice.
Sir Thomas Upton. Will Fife. the designers
Ratsey, the sailmaker. and the Hon. Charles
Russell, son of Lord Chief Justice Russell and
Sir Thomas Linton 8 personal friend and repre-
sentative. will sail on the steamship Campana
in time to meet the Shamrock on her arrival
at New York Major Sharman Crawford and
the officials OF the Royal Ulster Yacht Club will
sail later. Sir Thomas Upton and Messrs
Ratsey and Fife will probably be on board the
Shamrock during the races.
1t 10 stated that the Shamrock's hull alone
cost 100000.
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MOB SURROUNDS 4 GIRI-sTEALER.
Being Pursued. He Took HerInto n swamp
VIII BE LynclIed II Caught.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. Am Indiana mob
at bourbon has William KoelIg surrounded in
n swamp. and if he is caught n lynchinR will
occur. koeig is tho leader Of gang that has
been in Indiana for several weeks procuring
girls for New York and Chicago immoral
houses. Four days ago he kidnapped Nellie
Berger OF Peru, the lS-ycar-old daughter OF a
farmer. He had nine hours start. but mob OF
800 men started in pursuit., and he took to the
swamp. He WAS seen TO enter il with the girl.
Pictures Of the girl and pieces Of the dress she
wore are being circuH ted about the country 40
nrHer croH ia hcimV formsG NJ "
relieve those who have located the fellow Mrs
Berger Is In a critical condition. and the girls
father can scarcely bear up under the strain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
MR.. MKINLEY WALKS AND DRIVES.
Both He and Mrs. Mckinley benefited by
Their Trip to the North.

PLATTsBURG. Aug. 1,-President Mckinley
took walk with Postmaster General Smith
this morning and in tho afternoon went driv-
ing. In the party were Mrs. Mckinley and
Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith. They
were out for several hours and all expressed
themselves as delighted with tho outing.
Postmaster General Smith is the first OF the
Cabinet to arrive. 1t Is his first visit TO this
northern country. Notwithstanding the fact
that he was for many years n resident Of Al;
bany He said this mOrni ng that while he had
hoped that the trip would he OF benefit to both
the President and Mrs. Mckinley. he had not
been prepared for tho great change for the
better that had taken place.
Among the Presde9Ts callers to-day were
appointed Collector OF the port OF Champaign /;
John ii. Myers. a prom nent Republican OF
Clinton county; Gen. and Mrs. Guy V. Henry,
bany and Gov. Woodbury. and Capt. Henry
w, Putnam OF Burlington. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
STEAMSnIh RAN DOWN 4 YACHT.
The Vcndetta's Crew Kept Her Afioat by
Working All Night mt the Pumps.

BELFAST. Aug. 1.-The mail steamer Drome-
Diary. which left Greenock at 10 O'Clock last
evening. reported this morning that in thick
fog, fifteen miles out. she struck cotton
yacht The vessel with her crew disappeared
in the fog. and 1t was supposed sho went down
with all hands. 1t is presumed that there were
about ten persons on board
1t was learned later that the yacht was the
well-known Gh-rater Vendetta Her owner.
Mr. Mcclellan. and number OF guests, includ-
ing three ladies. we're aboard. Tho yacht was
cut down TO the waters edge. but her crew
kept her a6oat. working the pumps all night.
She made for Millport under her own sail and
arrived there this morning. Nobody aboard OF
her was hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
sTIRs UP TINE ENGAIsHMES.
Mr.. MaliOt-Prevost'S Presentation of Nene-
zuela's Case Not to Their Liking.


zuela's Case Not to Their Liking.
Special Gable DrSpdtch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. Aug, l-Mr. Mallet. Provost. continu-
ing his argument In behalf OF Venezuela before
the tribunal to-day. completed the history OF
the Dutch trade within the disputed territory.
He concluded with denuncatIon OF the action
Of the British in basng their claim OF exclusive
trade in that territory by the Dutch upon n few
isolated cases. In the course OF tho sitting Mr..
Malet-Preyost gave n rather extended reply to
a question by Lord Chief Justice Russell.
whereupon his lordshp roughly said: will
you for once give me direct answer. yes or
noy"
Lord Russell shows considerable irritability.
When Mr., Mallet-P Provost ceased speaking, Sir
Richard Webster. tho British advocate. ex-
claimed: "ComIcal!" Mr.. Mallet- Provost
wheeled about and said: Yes. your case is
comiCal"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
MAILING THE HERALD FAKE.
Vienna Correspondents Say Admiral Dewey
Did Not Make the Alleged Remarks.

Special Gable E,tDdtch 10 THE Sun
LONDON. Aug. THE Vienna correspondents
OF the Standard and Daily Necs concur in the
statement that few persons believe in the
accuracy OF the alleged interview with Adj
miral Dewey published by the Ne,o York
Herald.
The Standards correspondent says that
those who had personal intercourse with Adj
mlral Dewey at Trieste are convinced that tho
statements attributed to him arc incorrect
He not only did not make any remark ndicat-
ing strained relations between the United
States and Germany. but asserted Tint Capt
Coghlan's words at the Union League banquet
in New York were not possibly based on any
thing he had said, inasmuch as Capt. Coghan
was never in his company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

The London Chronicle Ironically Comments
on Our Loss.
Fp,cial Gable D.spGtch to Tnr suN.

Fp,cial Gable D.spd'ch to TuE sUY.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The London Gazette. the
official Government organ. publishes the an
nouncemcnt that william Waldorf Aston is a
British subject. his certificate Of naturaliza-
ton bearing the date Of July IL.
The Chronicle. commenting ironically on Mr..
Astors naturalization. declares that it awaits
with some anxiety its effect on public opinion
in New York. 1t adds that perhaps the fact
that the Home Secretary did not exercise his
right to reject the application is intended to
reconcile President KRUGER of the Transvaal
to the Uitlanders.
Mr.. Astor is commercially anxious to do a
service to the State. and Pretoria ought to be
deeply impressed. but the paper fears that
New York will 1ercely resent its loss. 1t con-
cludes: Just rs we were hoping that the last
obstacle to On Anglo-Saxon understanding was
about to be removed. here is now one.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
BkrTER WAGES FoR THOUSANDS.
Miners and Blncksmiths in Two States Stnrt
the Month AuspiciOuSly.

BLUEFIELD, W, W.. Aug Upward OF 5000
miners employed in the Flat Top and Elkhorn
coal field this morning got an increase Of 10
cents in the mining rate More than 1000
men have left this section for the coal fields OF
Kansas and Indian Territory within ten days
1t is reported that the miners ia the Thacher
coal fields will get II ike increase.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Aug. 1.-Two hundred
bIacksmths at the American Car Foundry to-
day received an increase 81 wages Il 70 per
cent II was voluntary on the Iart OF tn" com
Inny,
BlRMINdHAM. Ala. Aug l.vSix thousand
coal miners to-day received an advance OF pa
cents d ton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
Children Killed by n Landslide.

MONTPELIER. Vt. Aug l. Three children OF
John Hill were buried under five tons Of stone
at the unused Langdon quarry this afternoon.
Two OF thcm are dead and the other cannot
live. Tessie, aged 4, aud George aged T. were
taken ont dead with their bodies manglrd.
The third, years old had an arm torn on and
WAS injured Internally. The children he'd been
accustomed TO play in this quarry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
Alabama Girl Kills Her Rival.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug, l.-Beulah Sanders
anu Hattie Hill Tuarrelled over a young man
To-day and hair-pullnG fight occurred in
winch the Sanders woman was beaten. She re;
''hI4 INTO Ter house, and when the hli girl
through the heart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
100 KIondikcrs with 800, 900.

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 1.-The steamer DlriRo
arrived to- tight from Skagway with 500, 100
in gold dust aud 100 Klondikers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

fireworks Free, Brighton Beach,
tIuFs' eve, Kings Co. L. and Bridge Trolcy.--Adv.
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The stste,s welcome to Admiral Dewey.

ALBANY. Aug. IA conference will be held
during tho week at Oyster Bay between Gov.
Roosevelt and the committee OF the Legislature
to prepare welcome to Admiral Dewey. The
State appropriated $751; for tho use Of this
committee. OF which Senator Raines is Chair
man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

For Cancer and All Blood Troubles.
Missisquoi Mineral Spring Water. ~ 'Way.-Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30

as an unspoken preference for ones society shown in various ways. This art of f4ttery is the natural weap0n Of the airt, who rarely ex- presses himself open '; therefore his methods are most tnslduous and almost impossible to resist, because intangible. F'lirta i1n is cruel, whether the firt be man or " man, The iirt is unkiud, selfish aud ire quently dishonoraole. Fae eouse- quences are almost without excep- tion disastrous; therefore in con sidering the moral phases ot the dtrtat oas tincl.nation it would seem best to nip it ic tte bud aeeerdi~ g to the sugges tions of the Golden Rule.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
IA NEGRO FORGER, JOHN LAWRENCE SUCCEEDS IN PASSING WORTH
 LESS ORDERS. WOMAN AGAIN TO BLAME. The Downfall of a Smoothe Artist---
 Lawrence Is In
 Jail.
WOMAN AGAIN TO BLAME.
The Downfall of a Smoothe Artist.
Lawrence Is In Jail.

John Lawrence, ( negro boy 17 years of age, is now an inmate of the Jeffel son county i3il and is sorry that he seoke.
 Lawrence was formerly employed as farm hand by Mr. ". T. Fry at Ltawood, but recently resigned" to accept a position ia the same capacity upon Mr. Ghas. Housen s plantation at the same place.
 While Lawrence was in the em- p!ov of Mr. Fry, that gentlemen would send him to the GouId-Gal- braita Supply Co.,, in this city, with an order for money dae him Claw rener) and which order was signed by Af. Fry. The Goata-Galbraith com any knew Mr. Fry and the or ders were paid promptly.
 Alter Lawl ence went t4 work for Mr. Housen he tho@ght be could make out ais own orders. He wis i5ed this city weekly and while here be would make out an order, put Q revenue stamp oa it and cancel same, fer the amount be thought .5est and presented It at the Goald- Gafbraith Go s store. or course, they were paid 10 him.
 His slick game came 10 an end Wednesday, whes Mr. Fry walked 5ato the supply oompany's store and asked the bookkeeper to figure out the amount due the comFanY as 9e wished to settle,
 The account was handed Mr. Fry, who, after gIgneing at it, kicked most vigorously. He said he knew be didn't owe tbe company as much as was stated. To settle the matter the orders were brough forth,
 Mr Fry immediately noticed de- feet te five of them The total amoant paid Lawrence was $74.9O.
 Deputy Constable Stewart ac- conpanied by 3 gentleman from the Gould Galbraith Go. and Mr. Fry, went to Linwood, Wednesday morn ing. They returned on tue after noon train with Lawrence and a few minutes afterwards he was uncom. fortably domiciled in the Jefferson county Jail
 Lawrence says he will plead gull ". He claims his girl was partly the cause of his downfall, for be com mitted forgery to get enough money to make his "gaI' out.snine all the colored damseIs in Linwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
EASTER ADVERTISING,

No season of the year offers such opportunity 10 the wide-4wake ad- yertiser as East r time. 4 great many people "a ,e advantage of the early spring 10 buy their neT clothes Many indulge in little eS- travagances af dress. or flowers, or fruits or other eatables. rhe world is s99posed to ebs erge from its win- ter Information and people accept readily the opportunity for 0ew necessities or luxuries. At Christ mas time q tush of business IS oat- uTaL At Easter time it is possible to such as go after ft. Dry goods men, clothiers, tailors, grocers, florists. lniliners. painters-ia fact every line f business can be bene- fitted by dwelling upon that which is especially appropriate to Easter and to Bpm1E. Those who only hope for it, and make no SD 4cial eff ort will probably be disappointed.- Advertising World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
FILTRATION IS CRUEL.
And Invariably Disastrous to Those
 Who Engage In It.

"To the credit of the sex be it said that there is only a small pro portion Of male hlrts when we ac. cept the word firs in it's general and accepted meaning, writes Frances Evans in her About Me-" article, in the A pril Ladies Home Journal
 "The pleasant noth.ngs of social life cannot, correctly be placed in the same category as Irritation. No more can the salutation of Mike to Katia when he says, The top q the norain' to yez, me angel5 darlin'; we're tbe cream O the milkin', the top note O the lark, simply be- cause these expressions contradic;
 themselyes by their openness.
 Plainly there is nothing so fattering
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
GOT HIS CHILD

Several months ago the wife Of Will Barrett (e90 dsed aud left a husband and small child about six years Of age. A brother of tha dead woman took tba ehdd and adopted it. This morning the father de handed that he be gt4en possession of his child. Johnson refused and Barrett brought suit for its recov cry. An examlnatiou vas had in the Circuit Court and Judge G-ace res tor6d the child to it's father.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30

CONTINUED ON EIGHTH pAa3E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
ANTITRUST AMEADMEAT.
Much Interest Being Manifested In
 It's Passage By Insurance MeL.
Special to the Graph c.

Little Rock, Ark, Mar 30-The me lorial sent from the Pine Bluff Commercial League, praying the Representatives aud Senator from Jefferson county to use their in. fuence for the passage of an amend ment to the antitrust bill, was pre- sented by tho committee this morn ing, and a motion in the House to accordingly amend the bill was tabled. A large number of repre- sentative insurance men from over the states are in Little Rock today, and they are j rtatiy discussing fu- tore raovemau $ of their companles in fhe event the b.Il is not amended. Their action will be announced this eveF5ag, It is moss probable that all tae legitimate Insurance com panies will refrain from doing busi- ness in the state, in the event of faaure to pass the amendment. The amendment has net yet, of course, passed the house. Mr. Caldwell vas the only Jefferson County rep resentaeiye favorable to the passage of the amendment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30

Lawrence says he will plead gull ". He claims his girl was partly the cause of his downfall, for he com mitted forgery to get enough money to make his 'gaI' out-snine all the coored damsels in Linwood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
GOT TWO YEARS.
A H Hoover, A Negro, Goes Over
 The Road.F Forgery.

A. H. Hoover. Jr., a negro school teacher, of Pastoria township. School District No, 12 was sen fenced for d term of two years in the Srase Pe1itenfiary Wednesday evening in the Circuit Court for forgery. Hoover had three indict- ments against him, bat Pe5seea ing
 Attorney S3rfeas node pr $ qasd two of them a.d his sentence was made rather light one Hoover was charged with forging three school warrants of 939 each on County Treasurer ]. Y. Saunders, hence his trouble
 The inc 0, the eireat eoqrt is be- tg #occfpied today by the ease of the State vs. Joan Prio a, whols charged with perjury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30

The Bluff City Minstrel Company will reproduce it's performance at the Jewish Fair. to he given in this eity April 1. , and 6 A new afte piece will be put on" and several more specialties will be added to the already big list II will be an en- ioyahle occasion and every one can have an opportunity of seeing it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30

as keen judgments as many of their husbands who read this atEie talk. One of the best sels- irg novels which has been pnbiisbeaa in recent years was treu. It ont aeg man who took the maunsesspa home and got his wifi $ fudsFsen2 concerning it.
 Several publishers had refused tho manuscript, but this little wenRas whose name didn't appear Dn The publishers sign, but who had more real interest in her husbands basi- ness success than any body glae on earth, read the manuscript carefully and passed favorable judgment t49n IR Her advice strenG theued her hus- ban1's opinion in the matter. the book was published aud proved m great financial success. Lots of ,aas. bands have been better off hy yok- nag their wives judgment to thefr own, and it oughr to he a ea5n se5 for the men who never thfnR oE talking over their business matters with their wives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-30
HAIR GOODS

4 lady representing D, Minehan' Hair Store, of Buffalo. N. l., will be at the Trulock Hotel April and 4, to show fine line of hair goods to take orders for Switches, waves, fringes an wigs. All orders will be guaranteed by the firm. Ladies are invited to call. 3-30 5t