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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
INCREASE OF WAGES.
New Schedules Announced by the
Carnegie Steel Company.

PITTSBURG. Dec. 2.-The Carnegie
Steel Company. Limited. posted to-day at
it's various works In this city notices
reading substantially as follows:
Taking effect on January l. 1900. COM
mon labor at these works will be in
creased 10 81 80 per day and all other aay
turn and tonnage labor with certain ex-
ceptions) will be increased In proportion -
The exceptions are, the tonnage men
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Lawton Mourned by Veterans.

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 22.-Wallace Rey-
nolds Post. G.. A. r.. to-day adopted reso-
lutions in honor OF the memory OF the late
General Lawton. as follows:
Resolved. That in the death 81 General Law
ton. the Grand Army OF The Republic has lost
one OF Its most devoted and best beloved mem
bers. and our Government one of its most
illustrious soldiers and gallant defenders. The
members OF the post extend their sincere sym
pathy to the family ot the deceased
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
lAWT0N'S BODY TO BE
BROUGHT HOME SOON

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-At the Cabi-
net meeting to-day the Secretary OF War
stated that arrangements for the trans
portation OF General Lawton's body 10
the United States had not yet been made
by General Otis. Ii is the intention OF the
Government TO bring General Lawton' $
body home as soon as possible. The re-
mains OF Major John A. Logan Jr. and
of Lieutenant Ledyard, son of Henry Led
yard. president Of the Michigan Central
Railroad, are also to be brought home at
the earliest possible day.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
The Typewriter Invention.

statistician has proved that the invention
OF the typewriter has given employment TO
500. 600 people. but he fails to state now many
cases OF weak stomachs and dyspepsia IL has
induced. All people OF sedentary occupation
need Hostetter's Stomach Btters. II hfus
nature TO bear the strain which -nsues from
confinement and II Is a wonderful red!ti inc
No ore realizes this more keeny than tue man
trouble by Its use.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
BOERS REINFORCED.

STERKSTROOM. Cape Colony. Satur-
day. Dec. l6.-The Beers have been largely
reinforced since General Gatacre's reverse
at Stormberg. The country north OF that
point is in arms and the farms OF the
loyalsts are heing taken by the Beers
who reap the crops. Boer accounts of sue
cessful engagements are printed for dis
tribution throughout the dsaffected dis
triCfs
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
ALDERMEN FAVOR BOERS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.--The Board of
Aldermen of New York City to-day adopt
ed "A resolution praying the god of bat
Ties To make the Beers successful in the
war against England. The resolution now
will go to the Council. and II that body
concurs will come before Mayor Van
Wyck for his approval.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
ARTIST TOM HILL
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL
Stricken With Paralysis While on a
Visit TO Mexico

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-A special to the
Record from the City OF Mexico says:
Thomas Hill. the California artist. who
has been here with a party OF friends
gathering material for a picture from
Mexican subjects. was last night stricken
With paralysis. He is somewhat improved
to-day
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
DEATH BY FIRE
ENDS THEIR PLAY
Continued from First Page.

were In service summoning surgeons, and
in very few moments nearly all the doc
tors in the city were on hand. Resides
the many patients within the smoke
stained walls. there were dozens of faint
Ing and heart-broken women without to
be cared for
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

MANILA. Dec. 23.-General Lawtonis re-
mains were placed In the chapel In the
Pace Ea,,aetarN this morning Private ser
vices were held at the residence and the
body was carried 10 the cemetery by
members OF the generals stan and es-
corted by Troop OF the Fourth Cavalry.
Public services will be held later.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
KILLED IN A S0RTlE
NEAR lADYSMITH

LONDON. Dec "a War Office dis
patch from Pietermaritzburg. Natal. gives
list OF casualties on Monday. December
j.. Of seven men killed and fourteen
wounded. all non-commissioned officers
and men. The names OF the regiments
concerned indicate "A hitherto unrecorded
sorte from Ladysmith on that date.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
PROTEST AGAINST CRUELTIES.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. IA committee
has been formed TO draw up a protest
against cruelties alleged TO have been
committed by the British in South Africa.
manifesto will be issued TO the people
of England and the Continent reciting in
stances
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Five Thousand House Bills.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-The officials
OF the House OF Representatives have
struck a balance on the recent deluge of
bills, showing that up to the recess the
record stood: Total bills introduced 50l5:
Joint resolutions, 80. simple resolutions
65: grand total SIG measures OF ALI kinds
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER
GENERAL LAWTON'S BODY
Members of the Dead Warriors Staff
Cdrrg His Remains to Their Tenn
p0rdrg Resting Place in
the Philippines.

working under sliding scales. where the
rates OF wages increase and decrease In
proportion to the proceeds OF the prod
vance on the wages now being paid MAX
ing total Of p per cent OF increase made
by the company voluntarily under the
last general scale
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Albums and Toilet Cases

Toilet cases with celluloid fittings. al
buns. work boxes and collar and cuff
boxes In great variety. Good values and
az an prices: Sanborn. Vail & Co., IA
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

The controversy about dressing for din
ner at hotels appears to have spread TO
Switzerland, but those wto favor IL are
not in the least likely 10 carry the day
Whatever English people may do. German
travellers. who regard their O'Clock meal
as dinner and everything else as a sec
ondary matter. neither wear dress clothes
nor carry them about.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

hollow eyes C). pale. wan faces Cs). choking sen
satons l5). oppressed feeling (D. palpltatiOn %
heart cd. pain In back OJ-all these belong 70
women who are victims OF female complaint
hudyan affords prompt relief
hudyan cures chronic ulcerations nr infam-
NATIONS. mucuous discharge Oeucorrhoea)
Eainfui or Irregular periods. Hudyan estab-
lishes permanent health
(ET HIIDVLN From your druggist. SOC a
vi hSDihN package. six packages for
" 30. III your druggist does not keep a. send d.
rect 20 the HUDYAN REMEDY CO. cor. Stock
ton. Ellis and Market ~ts San Francisco Cal
ADVISORY DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN
FREED
CONSULT HUDYAN DOCTORS. CALL OR
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

Mckinley would be the first 10 recognize
their misappropriatenes and would bury
them unceremoniously.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

Envy is the bite Of the dog in the man
ger.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
FURTHER DETAILS OF
BATTLE OF C0lENS0

Special cable 20 the New York Herald. Cory
riFht ls9e by James Gordon Bennett Re
AZ rrhts reserved IN the United States and
Kerfnf ffrlfalr
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
HUNDREDS
OF WOMEN

Have written
20 say that
Hudyan gave
them strength
a n q perfect
relief fro m
p al ms and
" e a X nesses
n a tu raj to
{ h cir sex
Since Hudyan
Il for sale By
a ] druggists
a n q within
l m m . a late
reach OF every
one. 10 u safe
70 say that
Hudyan ha
G a r G q thou
sands 90 W.
men. who have
not written to
Afti ABOUT IL
Hudyan isa
boon TO weak.
pale. nervous
women. who
suffer W fth
Irregularities
a n a chronic
disorders Pc
culiar % their
sex.
~ q woman
n 9 . q suffer.
for Hudyan is
n p q - I've
cure FOR such
troubles Dull
or thrnbbtng
haaHnrhaa fEl
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-tieneral Otis
to-day cabled the War Department the
following casualties:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
A Grocer'S
Experience
WITH
GRAPE-NUTS
SEE BELOW
= = = = = = =
A Grocer's Interest Is to Furnish
Pure Food.
SEE BELOW
anInnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnn

People do not always raallzr the per-
Houul interest that "a nrHt-yluss grocer
takes in the articles OF food which he
furnishes customer.
Some people believe that the grocer
iH influenced only hy tht profit he may
derive, and that his recommendations
are governed entirely by "a murCuuary
motive but this liz not always true. ON
,hp contrary, II iH believed that ma
lnrity Of the better class VI EroCors arc
thoroughly honest In their desire 10
furnish their patrons with really pure
ana nourshiug food.
The following from Jno, WnllErou.
q prominent grocer on Portland, Ore
Eau may De OF interest. n am ON my
tenth ease OF Grape Nuts and my trade
iH Htill Increasing. / have been bothered
with weak stomach for 1--WE years.
have tried @ number. of remedies and
patent medicines without hDlp. I am
eating Grape Nuts three times day
and after using three packages I must
admit that I am relieved ~ my weak
stomach ana feel like q new man."
There De- reason for this A weak
ItumnCh can take 9rnpo-NutH ana d.
rUHt Thorn without difficulty, for Grape
Nuts are actually pru-dlgcated and
ready foo immediate transformation
into rich blood and good strong tissue,
both ~ muscle and brain. They are
generally admitted 90 be- tho most
Ft'N .lllNNhll1 lNhhN ionN IN lllt MNI'l.
NO winch tho starch ~ the cereals Is
Transformed into grape sugar ana this
d. done without the use ot any sort NJ
drug uf acid Whatsoever on tho c0n-
trnry. 40 ~ tho processes are purely
mechanical using simply moisture,
flius UI which 90 grow the dlnHtnse)
and ialt hut the work uf the human
system Is copied almost exactly. with
tha result that the food lH ready for
immediate assimilation
Tnt flavor is exquisite and delicate,
the sweet OF grape sugar can bee de-
tUotCd Tho food o. absolutely FREQ
from cane or beet sugar but the fine
plm.st microscopic, particles OF grape
supsr can be seen TliHtuning on tho
auffncc N the small grHnuleE. Grape
Nuts with cream furnishes the most
dticious breakfast food In existence.
and this food ~ In use now By praotl-
p4lly AN Of the wcll-tu-do families In
Ainetlca. The demand has been 30
great that the factory has bon running
steadily both night and day Tor up-
wards OF a year, and the fame OF the
American breakfast dish has spread TO
many of the other countries of the
world.
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IEiI.
Establishment ~ Light aud Power riaut
wiii Likely nond City.

Special Correspondence.
Lohi. Utah Co.. Sept i6-iasi might
% meeting III the citizens of Lom wua
held in tho meeting house 60 discus. The
question us Co which would o., hattgr
90 bond tho city ut per cont or Go uur.
row money one q lur cont tu raise tho
500 Che amount Uf stock subscribed
by Lnhl city boz thH Utah County Light
hnd Power company. and while th0tH
was no vote taken % was tha H.uu-
mynt nj the whole meeting that tho
most practical thing t1 d0 would hr Goo
bond The city.
The Utah County Lirht and Power
company now bins nfty mon working
uu itH aItn yt ihr mouth uf American
Fork canyon. the foundations and tho
grades FOR the uiuu lime being about
completed About twenty men nru now
buflly engaged building trcalir prepare.
tory 60 the building ut bridges. ,ty.
across tho hulluwH leading Co whore thH
plant Will Do erected, Manager Carl
states that they will commence putting
the poles up Just nH soon HH they orr
rive from oregon ana % ~ anticipated
they VIII get here some time next week
II ia believed by the management ~
the company that the plant viii hH 900
completed aud lights will Doc furnished
Co Pleasant Grove. American Fork and
Lehl hy December gtth au Christmas
Eve viii he looked forward to BH n
great event in the history uf these thrD.
adjoining cities,
The sugar factory ia now cutting ul
800 tons OF hvUtH pHr day aud every
thlnF 10 working lovely % o. Htill este
mated by Agricultural Superintendent
Austin that the Yield Uf hHotH tlIH HHua
son VIII d" 70 Ull tons.
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PLAIN CITY.
Death and nurisi ~ wIitsm Urddes. q
rioneor 81 Plata tity.

Death anu Iiuriai ~ William urddes, u
Pioneer 81 Plata tlty.
Special Correspondence.
Plain city. weber Co., Sept ioHwu-
liam Ggddcs. son OF Hugh gsddes and
Agnes Graham. born December n. 1882.
lu Guraow. Scotland. died August 20.
1899. iu Plain city. Utah. after short
sickness with family aud friends by h.s
bedside.
AT tHa age u fourteen hn embraced
the Gospel IN his native land ana spent
about seven years preaching, aud also
took un active part lu the Australian
mission. fir cmigrutrd Co Utah Boo 1851
As pioneer hu assisted iu building
Plain city, where hc resided Tor over
forty years. taking 20 leading part in
the advancement uf education, general
improvements ana am kinds of amuHo-
mputs FOR the old uH well the young,
and was always friend 90 those ln
need Tie loft two families. seventeen
children and forty-aoycn grandchildren
90 cherish his memory, and "a host "
friends
Funeral services over hia remains
were held in the Plain city meeting
house on Aug. Il NJ D.. me- being the
largest funeral ever held lu the place.
iiIa SONS were the pail bearers. APP
urUprinte and conanllug remarks were
made by Elder John Carver. President
T.. W. shuruin ~ the Weber stake,
Hon. Lorin Farr. Elder VIM. skeon,
Hon, -. ~. pcery ~ Ogden Elders ~, e.,
Green. Joseph Parry III ogden. q. a.
Middleton, a. Mcfarland, y. y. Folk
man and Abraham Nav. Each paid ID
high tribute 90 the sterling character Of
the departed.
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nANTI.
Scandinavian Conference .. Largely At
tended Interesting Address.


Special per posorot Telegraph
Mant. soupatr Co.. Sept iG=Thu
Scandinavian conference opened here
this morning under most aurplrIluH clr-
cum-tances. Tho day g. cl,,r and
warm after yesterday cold storm. The
attendance b. large. but ample prgpnru-
ton has been made 60 entertain ulI.
Among the visitors who came Un ypH.
tcrdHy'H trains are Apostle Anthem a.
Lund. President e.. - FiuidHtul. Bishop
e.. y Luud OF At Pleasant Simon
Christensen 81 iuChurli aud g.. e.. A.
Christensen 81 Ephrlim. President
Cnnuto Petersen ana many other proml.
ncnt SCandlnayinnH came ln this morn
Ing, .. n. Berg OF Provo 4 ] Anlgr.
son Of Castle Dale, aud Henry NJ, Pear.
son Of Sandy are expected this after
noon. The decorations NJ tho t1bornB
Gle are pronounced the best ever made
Ia Munt
The meeting this morning was in py-
CRY way o success. Among other inter-
CHtinF features, Elder Christian Chris
Hansen OF Mantl gave o. rfnphlo ur-
count 0f tho Introduction OF the Gospel
60 Denmark,
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PROVO.

Court Uusiness Asylum Hoard Light aud
Power Go. Incorporated woddiHgs.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Sept 1.-THE following hud-
ness WIS transacted On the Fourth dis
trlct court today before Judge Booth.
In the case of EIel Erickson Va Nlola
@. Erickson. motion Co modify former
dccrec came mp. Defendant was not
represented On court. and WINS ordered
10 pay the sum NJ $40 monthly Tor tho
support of tho i've minor children.
Payment 20 commence from sept ist,
1893
The case Of Imla Collins yH Mary
collins ct ul. heirs 90 Thomas Collins.
deceased, was uurcp1hly settled today
ACuulln uud JnHh Collins were made
parties Co defense and By agreement the
property Ia dispute Will De- divided Into
four equal parts between Thomas col
Inns estate. imla Collins, Auulla collins
and JOah Collins.
In tho case of Luclnn Hinckley q nl.
W George 4. rcny Il 90; objections 10
the signing OF the bin OF exceptions was
presented and ovcrruled
In the case OF Maud Sanford W. Cyrus
q. Sanford; motion 10 rctnN costs de-
MED,
In the case Of a. X. p. York. charged
with murder. an order was Issued Tor
witnesses Tor the defense.
Roma Hansen was guntod "a decree
N divorce from NJ. H. Hansen by de-
fault 30 nllmuny was asked for. Tho
rround Tor divorce was failure tp pro-
vide.
INSANE ASYLUM HOARD,
The board OF commissioner ~ tho
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wrnrn srAKn AcAprMN.
Specialists for EVsry Department Enhnnc,
~ Emci.noy aud Popularity.

Hlf'lhlsts Tor iNfrN department ihhhhtr
IT. Efficiency aud Popularity,
The Weber stake Academy opens
next Monday morning under the most
auHpigluua Circumstance. The faculty
gH now strengthened comprise Principal
j. i. Mornch, u, a.. John %, Lind, 10.
B., Horny Petersen, u. 49,, VIM H.
Jones, David q. Mckay ami Loo Fair
banks, The new acquisitions tu the face
uItg Mr.. Jones' and Alr Mckay are
able ana experienced teachers, the ono
90 Cornell man. class 800, the other
normal graduate, class 'gi, Of tho INT.
Ngniiy Of Utah. The former well read
900 law and a practical hookkocprr
takes charge of the business depart
WunL the latter of the preparatory
course.
The circulars announce six courses OF
study " from one 10 four years each
ID preparatory course, commercial
course, q high school course, % normal
% literary course, ana "a one ysprH
course Ia stenogrnphy ana typowtitluE.
candidates for admission 90 tho pro-
pautury course must have completed
lhH sixth grade work na prescribed in
iHe common school system, ana are pee
qulrad 20 present the necessary crclvn-
lhla designating their grade ur GO pass
entrance examinations
Certificates uf graduation from tho
tighth grade WIN admit students With
uut examination to tho hlgh school -
iue normal department OF the academy
students above common school aye doe
hplent IN some of the branches 90 the
tfldoH VIII be given special cuuHlleru-
tllu
The expenses are merely nominal an
Initiation Zee ~ ten dollars being nNoG
except m the business course and in tho
study uf chemistry, which nccrssitatg
some additional charges for books anl
material for experimentation,
The beautiful academy building hiss
recently been ovCrhaulcd aud rrnoVDi-
go. and special business department
has been iltted mp with banking, come
lUiaslnn house and wholesale house
counters In the most approved style.
new regulation has been proWul-
gated by the faculty limiting tho num-
Der N studies pursued Ia the several
courses. This, u ~ thought Will cOu-
ducs 20 more thOruugh and efficient
work than heretofore.
Already FOR past pinrlout work IN tho
Institution, profs. MuenCh, Lind and
Peterson are widely recognized uH sue
cessful and prominent educators pea
thpt with a faculty reinforced strongly
nh u now IN the very best results are
looked FOR IN the Weber stake Aondo-
my Indeed now, all the faculty are
specialists In their respective lines OF
Instruction. An unusually large attend
ance this year In assured, The insiitu-
tion, Il seems, 10 forging ahead. the
opening OF the present school year APP
pears exceptionally bright with PRONE
ise.
TABERNACLE FAIR.
The tabernacle fair was crowded last
might, The cake walk was won by Ira
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Probate, Divorce aud o.hsr na tsfs Heard
A.L LLI-.L \ .aLnL a

Probate, Divorce aud o.hsr Ea tsfs Heard
sau tiiuu lester g..
The following buslnasa was trans
acted before Judge Holapp ln tho do.
The case of wild We the Union Pacific
Railway company was resumed. Tho
testimony for the defense occupied oil
day
In tho matter NJ tho estate NJ Eiizlnn
e. Wheeler the petition Tor the prublt-
lnr VI the Will came ON Tor nearing and
after tgtt,mOny Tor both Sides being
heard tho court granted the petition Ok.
irF the bond nt $500.
Henry a. I'M. IT,, so Southern Pacific
Railway company ON motion uf the
defense the court ordered that this case
be- removed Co the Federal court
Robert VI. Toy w Interstate 10. T..
and 3. association; deposition ordered
opened and published BY consent OF nt.
iorucya Tor respective pnui.H
DIVORCE SUIT
Horny J. McLachiain vs Susan Nc
tlhchlain. suit Tor divorce. was filed.
The complaint sets forth that FOR the
past year the defendant has deserted
plaintiff ana uull lives away from him.
therefore he asks that Judgment boz
granted that the bonds ot mntr.mouy
be- dissolved
In the matter m the estate N Gustav
f1lerqulst. deceased. the administrator.
John Anderson, h'0d petition Tor final
discharge. and hearing of the same was
Get Tor September 25th.
~ THE JUSTICES COURT.
Before Justice of the Peace ". 4.
Hreedeu. Geo. ChInry alias Geo. Rob
crts, came up Tor hearing Chinoy plead
guilty To the charge NJ horHo-Htcullug.
He was bound over 90 the district court
under $3.50 bonds. Being unable 20 fur
uIah the bond ho Was taken back to tho
county jan.
Charles White was nncd fi5 ln Justice
llarr rpnrt for disturbing the peace at
kHugryliig
The case OF Charles Robinson charged
hy Ole Nyhun with assault uud battery
was Co come M before Judge iiuluniakl
this morning, but some NJ the witnesses
dIi not show up ana the ease was car
ugl over for a few days.
BOARD or EDuCATGoN
Tho board of education mot lu rog-
LllT session last evening and disposed
uf The following business.
ordered that "a number Of stoves hn
rented Tor the temporary heating uf the
Mound Fort building. 10 was reported
that tho desks Tor the Mound Fort
school had arrived and were HUt
The superintendent was ordered 90
rgt BIDS fur coal ana wood Tor the enc
Eu.ls year
The county auditor sent ln % state
Wgut showing the amount due the
board from county taxes FOR tho year
Seven applicants Tor positions uH
tglcherl were received and placed ON
Que.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Decker and kite Brown the present
given was q very fine parlor llmn. Ihe
cake walk Tor children was won hy The
two little Weber girlsi they received %
nice cake.
Tho queen IL 60 be- 90 the fair t1night.
and several attractions have been nr-
ranged Tor.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
John pnwlna and wife Tote iaat night
Tor chicago. where SIR rIwi1s has
gone 10 buy up more machinery Tor his
now candy factory.
j. ~. Bunro superintendent ~ the
Pacific Express co., No. in thH city l1lk-
ing up the huslf-ss OFF thH pElHu office.
Mrs. NohrCeu Goats of IUhl stayed
over in OHdHu last night Uul went up
to smithnHll this morning Go attend the
funeral uf her brother Thua Pilgrim.
Marriage license was Efuutod 60
Wuods0n u. Parker 90 of So Anthony.
Idaho, and Laura H. Kendall, ao. of
ogden.
Noxi Wednesday Sept goth. Uoyt'g
"a Midnight Bolt" Dr. booked FOR the
Grand opera house. The comedy being
"a very good ono. win 90 doubt draw a
large crowd.
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WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
sugar Factory operating legal AZ
mirs Attractions at the show-
Local urIcr.

The ogden sugar factory opened up
nat Thursday but little work was dono
except getting the machinery ana oy-
rryihlug in order 20 commence actual
work yesterday. The FIRST day i16 loads
OF baets were received and put In the
,hut.s ready for ycstorlny'a work of
cutting the boots and making The sugar
Yesterday some 200 loads of ho0tH ut-
rived. and the machinery started up
ufa running smoothly The manage
mont expect 60 run some 900 Co go toms
Of hcota through the factory every DAY.
IU factory Do now in excellent running
ofIar There arc llj men iu the employ.
mont uf the factory and yesterday was
rIYally