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Wanted in England.

Vancouver b. c.. Sept. IA Scotland
Yard detective made an important ar
rest at Donald yesterday. w. q. o.
Crick and II. Christie arrived there
some time ago to outfit for the Tete
jaime Cache gold fields, They spent
money lavishly, Soon after their de-
parture a detective arrived, and on
their return Monday he arrested Chris
tie, but Crick escaped TO the Pacific
coast. 1t is alleged that Crick stole
from a firm of English brokers $4,000
worth of bonds which were negotiated
by Christie for $4,000. Lord Ernest
Hamilton, son Of the Duke Of Abercorn.
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WILL NOT INTERFERE.
The Capitol Commission Does Not Omci-
ally Recognize the Strike.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Sept. 12.-Three members or
the capitol building commission Gov
ernor Smith, David Folsom and e. Beech,
had a meeting to-day. After visiting the
building the commission transacted some
routine business Barring the delay
caused by the labor troubles. the commas
sion is fairly well satisfied with the pro-
gress of the work. They found few
stonecutters at work and a number of
stonemasons and bricklayers working.
The stone planning machines are turning
out material rapidly and satisfactorily. A
committee from the stonecutters waited
upon the governor and asked to be heard.
He told them that it was outside the
province of the commission to take any
hand in any dispute between the con-
tractor and his men. They held the con-
tractor responsible for the fulflment of
his contract and did not feel like inter-
fering with his business. This is said to
voice the sentiments of the other mem
bers of the commission.
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Listened To in Silence.

Pretoria, Sept. 12.-The reading in the
volksraad to-day of the reply of the
British secretary of state for the colo
MES, Joseph Chamberlain, to the latest
Transvaal note was greeted with ST.
lence except for some interruptions
from ultra-conservative members. Its
terms, however, have produced consid-
cradle excitement here. There is no
indication as yet of the views held re-
garding it in official circles The volks-
raad has instructed the government to
dismiss Mr.. Jonge, secretary of educa-
ton, for writing a letter to the news
papers accusing the ministers of the
United Dutch church of jingoism be-
cause they wanted more English edu-
cation in the state schools.
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Appealing to Mckinley.

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-The follow
ing message has been sent to President
Mckinley by the Episcopal clergy of
this city: THE Glorious of the Prot
estant Episcopal church of San Fran
cisco, profoundly moved by the. YER
dict in the Dreyfus case, most earn
estly request your excellency to take
such action looking toward reversal
of the sentence as is possible and COM
patible with the diplomatic relations
existing between the two nations" The
Philomath club, representing all the
Jewish women of San Francisco, has
sent a message of sympathy to Mad
anne Dreyfus.
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As Viewed in London.

London, Sept. 13.-Owing to the I'M
derstanding that Mr.. Chamberlain's
note is to be published simultaneously
in London and Pretoria only an made
quate summary has yet been tele-
graphed. London papers are inclined
to withhold comment until the text is
available. Despite the fact that the
note is described as an ultimatum, the
balance of opinion tends to regard it
as rather moderate document, since
apparently it does not fix a definite time
limit, leaves the crux of the dispute
for the proposed conference and does
not raise the question of suzerainty. In
a word. the note seems to leave the way
open to further negotiations.
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Terre Haute. Ind, Sept. 12.-Glorious
weather and a large crowd to-day at the
Terre Haute track greeted the first race
of what is to be four days of sport. Re-
suits: 2:4O trot-Erwin B. won in straight
heats; time, PIG. 2:l5, 2:l41S. Klondike sec
ond, Maud f. third. 2:0S pace-William
Nc. won first, second and fifth heats and
race; time, 2:OS, 2:05l4, 2:0612. Arlington
won third heat in 2:09 and was second;
Eyelet won fourth heat in 2:07 and was
third. 2:24 trot-Baron Wood won in
straight heats; time, 2:14ls, 2:15A, 2:14%.
ST. CeIario second, Rita f. third.
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Louisville Takes Action.

Louisville, KY, Sept 12.-About 5000
gathered at Music hall this evening to
participate in an exhibition of sympa-
denouncing the verdict of the court
martial were adopted, addresses We're
delivered by gentlemen of local promi-
hence. among them Rev. Mr.. Eaton, a
Baptist minister, who said that If JUS
tice were denied Dreyfus he should be
in favor of changing the name of
Huntsville
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ROW OVER "CRAPS."
The White soldiers Accused the Blacks
of Cheating Them.

Inc "nlte SolG1ers Accused the BLACKS
of Cheating Them.
San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Australia arrived today from Honolulu
and brings advices under date of Sept.
5 as follows:
The transport City of Pueblo arrived
here to-day and reports that during the
voyage from San Francisco trouble
arose between white and coored SOL
diers over craps" The negroes were
accused of cheating and trouble with
the white soldiers seemed imminent.
The arrival of the provost guard pre-
vented trouble, and during the re-
mainder of the voyage the whites and
blacks were kept separated, and as a
punishment some of the ringleaders
We're not allowed to land here. The
yacht Narno, one of the vessels of the
Atlantic Yacht club, arrived here yes
terday on her voyage around the world.
She left New York four years ago and
has covered nearly 10000 miles, under
Commodore w. j. Weaver.
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New York's Aldermen Condemn 1t.

New York, Sept. 12.-The board of
aldermen to-day adopted unanimously
and without discussion these resolu-
tons on the Dreyfus verdict:
Whereas, Since the last session or
the municipal assembly. intelligent peo-
pie of the world have been startled by
the report of the conviction of Cap-
tain Dreyfus: and.
Whereas, We feel that his convic-
ton was unjust and not sustained by
the reported facts and testimony; now,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the municipal as
sembly extend to Captain Dreyfus it's
sincere sympathy: and, further
Resolved, That in the interests OF
justice and humanity and republican
institutions, we express the hope that
the great wrong be corrected, that
truth and justice shall prevail"
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CALLED IT OFF.

Seven Hundred Chicagoans Were to Have
Gone to Paris, but Won't Go Now.
Chicago, Sept. 12.-Indignation over
the outcome of the Dreyfus trial has
caused a party of more than 700 Chi
cagoans who were going to the fair in
a body to abandon their trip. Louis
Bale, who is the treasurer of the party,
and who since the system was inaugu-
rated a year ago has been receiving
weekly remittances from those who
proposed going, to-day issued notices
to the members to call at his office in
the United States Express building and
get their money. Immediately after
the verdict in the Dreyfus trial Mr..
Palle commenced receiving letters from
members of the party, saying that I'M
der no circumstances would they visit
Eran
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Broke in Twain.

Cape Town, Sept. 12.-The British
steamer Thermoplyae, Captain Phillip.
from Sydney. N. S. W., via other Aus
tralian ports for London, has gone
ashore at the entrance to this port and
is in a bad position. The sea is break
ing over her, she is filled with water
and will probably become a wreck. The
passengers and crew and a quantity of
specie, which she had on board, were
landed with difficulty. Later-Late this
afternoon the Thermoplyae broke fairly
in twain.
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Boston Wants to withdraw.

Boston, Sept. 12.-At a meeting of the
Boston school board tonight the fol-
lowing order was passed unanimously:
That work in preparing for the school
exhibit at the Paris exposition be sus-
pended as far as possible, and that the
committee on the Paris exposition be
requested to consider and report upon
the ACCESSIBILITY of resembling the votes
of the board which provides for the
exhibit
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LOUISVILLE ......... ......... ........ ID =
Baltimore ...-.... ........,. ........ D l.
Batteries-Waddell and thinner: How
ell, McGinnity, Crisham and Robinson.
Umpires-Emsle and Dwyer.
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Cannot Remain Neutral.

johannesburg. Sept. 12.-The Uitland-
ers of the Boxburg applied to the
burghers for permission to remain neu-
trail in the event of war. but they re-
fused on the ground that, as Britons
remaining in the Transvaal and refus-
ing to fight, they must be regarded as
enemies The miners are being offered
e25 to remain on duty until ordered to
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Jtmiuez Arrives.

Santo Domingo, Sept 12.-General jim
inez, the aspirant to the presidency of
Santo Domingo, arrived here to-day on
board the Dominican warship Presidente.
His arrival was the cause of great festi-
walls and expressions of satisfaction. 1t
is not known yet when the election will
take place. At present the country is
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krnrer Is Willing.

London, Sept ia special dispatch
from Pietermaritzburg, capital of Natal
says: President Kruger, 1t is asserted in
reliable quarters, is prepared to attend
the proposed conference at Capetown I'M
conditionally, provided he is assured that
Mr. Chamberlain latest dispatch repre-
sents all that will be demanded by Great
Britain. A peaceful solution is therefore
highly probable.
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FOUR MEN KILLED.

A Head-End Collision, the Result of -
Misunderstanding of Orders.
oxford. Iowa, Sept. 12.-Four men
were killed and two injured in head
end collision which took place to-day on
the Rock Island, two and half miles
east of here. The dead:
ENGINEER QUINN.
FIREMAN POISON
SON OF A. d. SMITH, Iowa City.
COLORED MAN, not identified.
The injured are: Conductor Brien,
slight: Simon Pierce, seriously. The
trains were extra freights and it is said
the accident was due to a misunder-
standing of orders.
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A Basing Rate.

Chicago, Sept. Ito meet the competi-
ton of another road, the Milwaukee and
St Paul gives notice that it has rendered
to the transcontinental lines west of st.
Paul basing rate of Sc per capita, to be
used in the sale of through second class
tickets from Puget sound points to Chi
cago and beyond. making 1t applicable,
however, not by way of ST. Paul and the
Missouri river,
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The Duke of Orleans.

Paris, Sept. 12.-The Journal says
the Duke of Orleans will have cause to
regret the part he has taken in the
Dreyfus affair, adding that the En-
glish royal family declined to attend
the marriage of the son of the Duke
of Chartres, that the king of Belgium
has requested the Duke of Orleans not
to stay in Belgium and that the king
of Italy has forbidden his nephew, the
Duke of Aosta, whose wife is the Sis
ter of the Duke of Orleans, to receive
the Duke of Orleans If he comes to
italy,
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philadelphia. 10, 8; Cleveland, o, 4.

Philadelphia, Sept. 1.-THE Philies had
no difficulty in winning a double-header
from Cleveland to-day. Knepper, who
pitched the first game for the visitors,
was batted at will. and Schmidt in the
second was hit opportunity. Both Ortiz
and Piatt were in good form and the To-
calls played a fine fielding game. Attend
ance, CLOS. Score:
First game r. H. f.
Cleveland ....... ....,.. ..........0 s Q
Philadelphia ........ ........ LIB IA l
BattereS-Knepper and McAlister;
Orth and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Snyder and McGarr.
Second game r. II. Z.
Cleveland ....... ....... .......... 8 6
Philadelphia ...... ...... ..........S 9 0
Batteries-Schmidt and Sugden; Piatt
and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Snyder and McGarr.
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Looks More Like Peace.

Cape Town. Sept 12.-Various unoff-
cial reports that have been received
from Pretoria predict the Transvaal &C
ceptance of peace which was read in
the volksraad this afternoon and is UNI
derstood to furnish a basis for negotia-
tons which will possibly lead to
peaceful settlement.
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Pie for Chambers.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. ia special
to the Commercial Appeal from WASH
ington says: Chief Justice Chambers
of Samoa has handed his resignation
to the president, to take effect as soon
as the powers can agree upon his sue
cessor. The president has told the
Albanian that he would provide for
him in this country and would give
him a government commensurate with
his talents and abilities.
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Venezuelan situation Critical.

Washington Sept. 12.-Oficials here re-
gard the Venezuelan situation as critical.
The cruiser Detroit is due at Taguay to-
morrow night, and as that point is only
two hours from Caracas. no apprehension
is felt that any American interests will
suffer by the disturbance. The Venezue-
Ian charge Mr.. Pulido, has received no.
information of the reported serious gov
eminent reverses by General Castro, and
the repressve measures said to have been
made at Caracas.
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Key Vests Yellow Fever.

Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 12.-The re-
ports of two physicians at Key West
to the state board of health to-day
show that there are nine new cases Of
yellow fever and one death at that
Place. The situation at Mama remains
the same and the panic threatened at
Port Tampa has subsidized. Several per-
sons who were exposed have been care
fully isolated. but the period of incu-
baton has expired and there is no fear
of them developing a case Of yellow
fever.
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Rennes. Sept. 12.-Mathieu Dreyfus
has returned here and visited his
brother this morning in prison. He
found him still bearing up well. The
prisoner has received an enormous
number of letters of sympathy since
Saturday. He spends the greater part
of the day reading them.
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selling-Pacemaker won. Ruskin second
Samival third: time. 1:274a. Mocorito fin
ished first but was disqualified. Third
race. mile, selling-Jaekanapes won, Lii
Ian Rod second, Tile w. third; time,
1:4l1a. Fourth race, five furlongs. selling
-Nullah won, Aqua second, Martin Duke
third; time, 100. Fifth race. mile and
sixteenth, selling-Tappan won, Yubadam
second. Kisme third; time. l:4S Sixth
race, mile-The Lady in Blue won, Peri
wig second. Rubel third: time. l:41k.
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Soldiers Struck by Lightning.

Buda Pest, Sept. 12.-Severe rains and
foods have caused postponement of the
Hungarian cavalry maneuvers near Papa,
at which Emperor King Francis Josef is
expected to be present. Ten soldiers
were struck by lightning to-day at Also
Kazsmark. four being killed.
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Rue de Chabrol, since Aug. IL, were
arrested to-day after a struggle with
the police, during which one gen.
darme was badly kicked in the stom-
ach. The prisoners had secured rooms
opposite the house, known as Fort
Chaproi' from which by night they
passed food to him by means of a
rope.
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At Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. l2.-The sensation Of to-
days racing at Hawthorne was the dis
qualification of Mocorita after he had
won the second race in rafting finish
with Pacemaker He carried six pounds
less than weight Results: First race,
five furlongs-wal lenstein won, Fair
American second, Van Hoorebeck third;
time. l:O2A Second race, seven furlongs.
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A Dreyfus Society in Chicago.

Chicago, Sept 12.-The Dreyfus
Movement Auxiliary society was or
ganized here yesterday, 100 prominent
Jews becoming members. DIR. A. Zuhn
was elected president and commission
er to receive subscriptions, and speak
ers for a mass meeting appointed.
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France Is Quiet.

Paris, Sept. 12.-At to-day's cabinet
council Premier Waldeck- Rosseau in
formed his colleagues that reports
from projects of various departments
showed the verdict of the Rennes
court martial had been everywhere re-
ceived quietly. 1t is presumed that
the council took no action in the
Dreyfus or other matters of great i'm
DOrtance
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Galveston Condemns the Verdict.

Galveston, Texas Sept 12.-At mass
meeting tonight the citizens of Calves
ton adopted resolutions condemning the
Dreyfus verdict, but expressing the
conviction that the liberty-loving people
of France would themselves see justice
done
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Nogales, Arizona, Sept, 12.-ColoneI
Kosterlitzky, at Magdalena, has been
ordered to hold his battalion in readi-
ness to come to the scene of the trouble
between the cowboys and the Mexican
guards at Naco at a moments notice.
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Dreyfus to Be PardOned.

London, Sept. 13.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle claims
to have good authority for the state
ment that Dreyfus will be pardoned,
although President Loubet will not eX-
ercise his preregative until after the
meeting of the council of revision.
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More Boycotting.

Victoria, B. c., Sept. 12.--The Brit
ish Columbia government is being urg-
ed to notify the French authorities that
1t will not make an exhibit at the
Paris exposition if the Dreyfus verdict
is allowed to stand.
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The "Dreyfus Blot"

London Sept 12.-The movement to
boycott the Paris exposition continues.
Several additional firms announced
this afternoon their intention to sus-
pend preparations of their exhibits un-
til the "Dreyfus blot is wiped out"
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Charges Withdrawn.

San Francisco, Sept 12.-The trouble in
the 1st South Dakota volunteer regiment
has been settled. Colonel Frost to-day
withdrew his charges against Lieutenant
Colonel Slower, Lieutenant Bates and
Major Warne, and the order of arrest
against them was removed by General
Shafter
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Her Boiler Exploded.

Kiel, Sept. 12.-The German third-class
cruiser Wacht, while participating in the
autumn maneuvers, exploded her boiler
to-day, four persons being killed and four
others injured.
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Kanaas CitY,k Protest.

Kansas City, Sept. 12.-By a unani-
nous vote the Kansas City board of
trade to-day adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the procedure which resulted
in the conviction of Captain Dreyfus.
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Three of Gueriu,s Friends Pulled.

Paris, Sept. 12.-Three men who have
been engaged in supplying food to M.
Guerin, the president of the anti-Sem-
lite league, who, with a number OF
companions, has been entrenched at
the Headquarters of the league in the
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Grand Forks. n. D., Sept. 1.-THE little
town of Northwood. Grand Forks coun-
ty, was completely destroyed by fire at a
late hour this afternoon. The loss is esti-
mated at $2GO,00O. Fifty business firms
have lost their entire belongings.
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A Denial.

Paris, Sept, 12.-It is authoritatively
denied that the Credit Lyonaisse has
offered to lend Jiminez, the aspirant
to the presidency of Santo Domingo,
the sum of 81, 000, 900.
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Died of Yellow Fever.

Washington, Sept. ia dispatch to the
surgeon general from Havana says: Ord
nance Sergeant Moodall and Private Kra-
mer, battery X, I'd artillery, died to-day of
yellow fever.
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Growing Agitation.

London, Sept. 12.-Telegrams from the
principal capitals report growing agi-
tation in favor of a boycott of the Paris
exposition, but there is no indication
of any official movement.
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Ono Way of Protesting.

London, Sept 12--The London solicitors
of the French consulate have resigned as
a protest against the verdict of the Drey-
fuS court-martial.
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Otis Wants Ammunition.

Washington, Sept 12.-General Otis has
cabled the war department for 5000, 900
rounds of ammunition for the army rifles,
This consignment will be sent from San
Francisco.
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BASEeALL YESTERDAY.
Louisville, 8; Baltimore, 3.

Baltimore, Sept. 12.-Howell had the
Colonies shut out up to the ninth inning
to-day when a base on balls started
batting rally that tied the score. In the
18th Brodie's momentary hesitation in
fielding a hit allowed the runs to tally
that won the game. Attendance, ESQ.
Score:
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Animals for Manila,

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE war depart
ment has chartered the steamer Dublin
which will garry so animals to Manila
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Brooklyn. Sept. 12.-To-day's game was
a smuggling match, in which the Pittsburgs
fought good uphill battle, but were
forced to surrender through McJames'
effective pitching in the last three inn
ings. Dunn and Kennedy had been used
up in the first six. Chesbro was batted
hard during the early stages, but settled
down toward the finish. Score:
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has, with other English people, bought
for s500,000 all Sailor Bill Partridge's
Atlin holdings. Lord Ernest is now here
en- route north.
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Washington, :, 3; Cincinnati, 3, 4.

Washington, Sept. 12.-The Senators
pulled the Red Stockings down peg in
the race by taking two games to-day. In
the first Evans had them at his mercy.
Taylor, who had poor control, voluntarily
retired at the end of the fifth inning and
Reitz pitched the remainder of the game
for Cincinnati. In the second game the
Senators won out in the ninth inning.
Freeman and McGann were put out of
the game for roughly handling the UNI
pire. Attendance, $500. Score
First game r. H. Z.
Washington ......... ....... $3.50. IL z
C1nclnndu ........ ........ .'.''''. D I
Batteries-Evans and Kittredge; Taylor
and Kahoe.
Umpire-Latham.
Second game r. II. e.
Washington ....... ....... ........ D IL 0
cincinnati '-....,.'. ...'.- = Q
Observation-Disclosures and kittredge;
Hawley and Kahoe.
Umpire-Latham