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Another outrage on humanity was
perpetrated by the court martial at
Rennes in the conviction of Dreyfus,
and the sentence of ten years imprls-
onment imposed. Throughout the civ
illaed world renewed Indignation is felt
at this rank injustice. and 1t is inspired
by a universal feeling for humanity. 1t
is amazing that such a verdict could be
reached, In view of the testimony which
developed that the members OF the
court martial were in league with the
generals who were Interested in and
who consplred for the persecution of
Dreyfus.
Unless we are much mistaken, the
civilized world viii show such contempt
for the total disregard of Justice, and
the sustainment of forgery, perjury,
persecution and cruelty. that the
French government may be feel COM
PEELED to remove from Its good name
the disgrace which has been brought
by this verdict. The fact that the YER
dict, instead of confirming the life
sentence to DEVILS Island, is ten years
imprisonment, seems to indicate that
there is some vitality which may result
in good effects.
There are two or three points in
preyfus' favor. President Loubet is
known to possess great strength, much
sympathy and is popular among the
people. His humane policy helped to
bring about the re-trial OF Dreyfus. He
Is shrewd enough to see ahead that the
result Of this trial is likely to produce
a storm. which may bring about a
wreckage of the stability Of the repub-
lie. He has 1t In his power to do
something to avert it. There is logic
in the point made by the Pittsburgh
Dispatch that the government Is in
danger from the military cabal that
has carried on the travesty of justice.
There is reason to believe that to save
themselves from disgrace there viii be
an attempt to overthrow the present
government.
There is. however, another point,
Which may save Dreyfus from serving
the sentence imposed upon him. ORGY
fus has been condemned to ten years
detention. and. as he has already
suffered five years solitary confinement.
which counts as double the ordinary
detention. he can be released almost
Immediately.
1t is also probability that the stu
alton which threatens the very exist
ence Of the republic may increase in
such Intensity that the only solution Of
the matter presenting itself to the Pres
ident is pardon for Dreyfus. He may
be justified in such course under the
law discriminating between solitary
confinement and detention, and in the
necessity for removing the cause Of the
turmoil. The faction comprising the
conspiracy element is composed Of
Opportunities. The problem which
confronts President Loubet is to avert
the opportunity of the nlotters. The
masses of France are with him, when
the question of the salvation OF the re-
publlc becomes crisis.
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Keylees Postofiice Locks.

The government is to give US keyless
locks for post-ofice boxes. One reason
is that there is about half-mIlllon
dollars locked up in post office keys,
each and every key-holder being Obliged
to put up with the postmaster deposit
for his key. Postmasters are required
to keep a strict accoutn of the key
deposit fund, while u special division
at Washington is provided to keep this
account. This means much trouble
and expense. Much interest will be
taken in, the trial of keyless looks,
which is soon to be made in several OF
the principal cities.
This is convenience the government
has sought for. but many inventors
have failed to provide an aA>7uate lock.
1t has finally secured one which 1t
thinks will be acceptable. The tests
are to be made first'ln New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia. Chicago and St.
Louis, as the most important. and in
st. Paul, Minneapolis. Cleveland, Hart
ford, Madison. and Rockford, H., as
the smaller offices. II found satlsfac-
tory, they will be placed In all offices,
but not wholly to the entire exclusion
Of lock boxes. The post office depart
ment believes the move will be popu-
lar.
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Even II Agulnaldo is defeated per-
sonally, he will not admit American
supremacy. He declares in a speech
that he has mo use for any scheme Of
Philippine autonomy in which a trace
Of American control Is left" When
the Bryanltes write their platforms,
says the Chicago Tribune, advocating
the adoption Of the same policy for the
Philippines as for Cuba, they are Gre
atfng waste paper. so far as pacifyIns
the rebels is concerned Aguinaldo
wnnts to know what the Flllpinos are
to do with autonomy. Let Us persist
in our idea. Thus there will not be
n single Filipino autonomlst; those that
are 10. in the eyes. OF the people, are
but time servers. Long live Inde-
pendence."
BY independence Agulnaldo probably
means the complete handing over of
authority to himself ana the Tasal
tribe. This. says the Tribune, would
be Independence for him and the fa-
voritcB on whom he CHANGED to beslow
his good viii. but for the other eight
nlnths Of the FlllpInos II would be tyr
amy ami slavery. Nothing short Of
this sort of "llberty" VIII satisfy the
ambitions OF the Tagal leader.
This Is a logical theory and win be.
II It comes to pass. emlnently sntlsfac-
tory 70 his sympathizers and supporters
in this country. twill enable them to
hold 4 Joyful jubllntiOn in celebration
Of the most heroic and patriotic cham
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plons of liberty of the present genera
ton. to quote the eloquent encomium Of
Congressman Lentz, Of Ohio.


There is an ominous outlook for the
Hon. John r. Mclean. Democratic
candidate for governor of Ohio. and it
arises within his own party among
candidates who have been nominated
on the same ticket with him. Many
Of them have withdrawn from county
tickets because 1t is distasteful to them
to run with him. Their charges are
that he is a corrupter of politics, and
generally unit and unqualified.
So distinguished a Democrat as Gen.
A. ]. Warner, an original silver man,
denounced Mclean at the state con-
vention as corrupt. Ex-Mayor Bah
cock, Of Cleveland. says Mclean has
always been an incubus, whenever he
has had anything to do with the DEM
ocratic party. "He has corrupted poll
tics to an anspeakable degree. and the
thing to do is to vote for Judge Nash"
Leaders of the gold Democrats openly
state that they will support Judge
Nash. the Republican candidate. 1t is
alleged that Mclean doesn't really be-
lieve in the ffty-cent dollar. and the
plank pralslng Aguinaldo and denounc-
ing United States troops, although these
things are in his platform. A special
from Columbus declares that nobody
in Ohio believes that Mclean wants to
he 0nvarnnr excent for the fact TINT
it will advance him few PAGES on his
way to the presidential Nomination"
These charges of hypocrisy against
Mclean are accompanied by the In
formation that he will overcome the
Imputatlon that he is not a.resident Of
Ohio Cnavlng been citizen Of the
District of Columbia for over ten years.
by leasing a residence in Cincinnati un-
III after the election. Mclean is a now
city in politics which is most rare.
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For a wonder, Sunday was day Of
absolute quiet In Paris, no public ex-
element being noted. even In the Due
de chambrol, which is the usual scene
of such disturbances us might have
been expected yesterday. Rumbllngs
of coming storms are noted from Mar
sellles and Belfort, and there are &c
counts Of the stoning Of the residence
of Jacques Dreyfus, the brother OF the
brutally prosecuted victim.
II is a matter of some qualification
that the police arrested the perpetra-
tors Of these acts of violence. What
action will be taken by the government
with reference to the verdict and SEN
tence cannot yet be known, as there
has ben no cabinet meeting. and can be
none until the return Of the President
to Rambouillet
In the meantime. doubtless the inter-
est VIII be intense. and Just what
course will be taken by the government
with respect to the sentence OF Dreytus
will be matter of speculation, and of
quite as much interest as was the Ques-
ton OF what the verdict would be. Pos
slbly never before In the century has
France trembled upon the verge OF a
more serious crisis.
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Aeon Fonrinr PresIdent.

Frankfort. Indiana, dispatch: The
first business session of the forty
eighth annual Northwest Methodist
Episcopal Conference opened with $50
ministers present. Bishop Hurst paid u
beautiful tribute to President McKin-
ley, stating that few days ago he
called on the President and asked him
II there was not some small burden that
he could help him bear. The President
replied that there was one thing he
could do-keep praying for him. The
bishop said he did not believe that
there was another man In the world
who relied so implicitly upon God to
direct him as President Mckinley.
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REFLECTIONS OF a BAcHELoN

Bereavement always has a new and
tender meaning to a woman after her
palm dies,
A woman without soul-yearning is
about as rare as q butcher shop with
sout cat.
When girl feels that her lips are
quivering she tries to look more piteous
by trying to smile.
A woman will never admit that she
feels funny the first time she wears a
skirt that is made perfectly fat In the
back. fr
You can always tell when a girl Is
practfcing what she thinks is fasci1
mating way Of looking back at man
over her shoulder.-New York Press.
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SUDDEN DEATH
ofEx.Ambassador TO England james
B. Eustts, ofLOuisiana.

i. Eu6ttGs ofloulllonos
NEWPORT. R. L. Sept 1o.-James B.
Eustis, Ambassador to France during
the second Cleveland administration,
and formerly a senator from Louisiana,
died at his home IN this city AZ O'Clock
last night, Of pneumonia. Mr.. Eustis
was taken III on Wednesday, but the
local physician. after an examination.
thought the trouble to be heart failure.
The patient grew worse on Thursday,
developing symptoms Of pneumonia,
and on Friday there was consultation
OF physicians, who stated that there was
scarcely any hope of recovery. The
end came last night very peacefully. MI.
EustIs' son, James B. EustiS, Jr., and
his daughter, Miss Celeste Eustts, were
at his bedside. Mr.. Eustis came to his
summer home on Claiming avenue, as
WAS his custom, early in July. intending
to remain until autumn. All the early
part Of the summer he was In excellent
health, devoting many hours to crit
zeal review Of the Dreyfus case, IN which
was to be embodied much valuable ma
tcrlal gathered during his otiicial resi-
dence In France.
The extreme heat Frustrated Mr.. Eus-
tbs. and at the time Il was attributed
In part to overwork. AS he had never
been troubled with his heart, no special
anxiety was felt at the prostration Of
Mr.. Eustis, and later he seemingly re-
covered his strength and vigor. 1t was
not until the recurrence Of the trouble
the last week that his illness was looked
,tv,oV1 In a aarlOV.1 llehk unh fhaV n UNA
diagnosed at secondary pneumonia.
From the rapldity with which dissolu-
ton came It is evident that the disease
was firmly rooted in the earlier attack.
James Blddle Eustis was the first am
bassador OF the United States to France.
Until he presented his credentials bear
ing the signature Of President Cleveland
In 1893, the American representative at
the French capital was minister only.
Mr.. Eustls was installed with great GER
emory.
Mr. Eustls was born in New Orleans
In 1884. HE received classical educa.
.tion, passed two years In the Harvard
law school and was admitted to the bar
In 1856, practicing in his native city.
During the civil war Mr.. Eustis served
as Judge advocate on the staffs Of Cen
erals MaEruder and Joe Johnston, OF
the confederate service. After the war
was over he again practiced law.
In 1879 Mr.. Eustis was elected to the
Louisiana house OF representatives and
two years later to the state senate,
whence he was promoted to the United
States senate In 1877. for an uneXpired
term, due 10 the rejection Of Mr.. Pinch
hack. He served till 1879. In 1884 Mr..
Eustis was again elected to the senate,
his term expiring March 3, 1891. His
appointment as ambassador to France
again brought him Into prominence.
Mrs. Eustls died at Lagore. County
Meath, England. IN October, 1895. while
her husband stu held the ambassadors
ship at Paris.
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Antl.Imnerlnlist sngpestlon.

The New York Sun suggests a brief
and comprehensive plank for next
years national Democratic platform.
1t SO clearly demonstrates the party's
attitude on an important question that
a slx-year-old patriotic young Ameri-
en- could understand 1t without any as
slstance. 1t is: Resolved, That we
tender to the heroic Filipino leader,
Agutnafdo, our warmest wishes and
hopes for his SUCCESS in the struggle
which he is carrying on against the
brutal and oppressive government Of
the United States.
This suggestion is made with the pro-
viso thatlt shall be adopted N this DEM
ocratic idol is not knocked down before
his party in America is. 1t would ex-
press the real sentiment of the Demo-
cratic party in few words, and posi-
bly, be highly commended by the anti
expansionIst friends in the Boston
headquarters. who would be so highly
delighted with 1t that they would be
willing to endorse 1t in spite of the va
carries of the Chicago platform, includ-
ing free and unlimited coinage Of six
teen-to-one-silvcr that would accom-
pany it. and which they have two or
three times repudlated.
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State of Ohio city of Toledo,

LUCAS County, 3d.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm Of F.
J, Cheney & Co., doing business In the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure, FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day Of Decem-
tseaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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10 CallrornIa va lhe Midland Routo.

Every Friday night, at 1885 p. M, n
through Tourist Car for San Francisco,
carrying first and second class passen-
gers, leaves tho Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul Railway Union Passenger Sta
ton, Chicago. via Omaha, Colorado
Springs and Salt Lake City with stop
over privileges at Salt Lake City,, for
all points in Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
and California.
The tourist car berth rate from Chi.
cnEo 10 San Francisco Ia only Sc, and
the sleeping car berths should be re-
served n few days in advance Of de-
parture of train.
Through tickets and sleeping car ac-
commodations can be secured from any
agent In the east, or by applying at the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Depot
or City Ticket offices In Chicago.
Send for our free illustrated Callfor-
MIA folders, Address George II. Heaf.
ford, general passenger ngent, Chicago.
Ill.,. or Robert C. Jones, travelling pns-
senEer agent, ~ Carew Building, Gin
clnnau, Ohio. meow.
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ARARE OPPORTUNITY.
To secure a Complete Set OF Encyclo-
media britannica.

Frank Stanton Is offering the public q
fine chance to secure the Encyclopedia
Britannica. complete In thirty superb
octave volumes This includes the re-
cent supplement OF hve volumes OF par
tIcular Interest to Americans.
For a short time this standard work
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and on easier terms.
The Encyclopedia Britannica Is on
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they will be glad to show 1t TO any one.
II YOU cannot come In person, write
them, and they will be glad to send sou
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and the great offer Of the above enter.
prisinE firm.
They have only a limited number OF
sets. however, and II interested. you
should investigate at once.
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URusTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust made ~. y
Iavlna Donneley and John II. poninSsssSS ~.
her husband. to me, as trustee aateI TX,
TENDER q, 1895, recorded In the once y. 80
clerk Of the county court Of Ohio c9u'Nsg'
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust boos -, nj
40, page i93 will sell at the north y isV oS
door Of the court house OF said county ~
SATURDAY. THE 7th DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1889. .,
commencing at 10 o'clock .. m, ne IV'
lowing described property, that Is 70 ~ Two
Lot numbered one IN block nNLnpt,, vIr.
Mt Mt. dc Chantal, Ohio county, W. 5ior Ni az
ginIa, being part OF the suh-diEislopl az
property laid out by John Y. Clai9. %
shown in Ohio County Plat Book No g
TERMS OF sALE-one-third OF . .Ss
purchase money, and as much NOR - ia
purchaser elects to pay, In cas4 tgnwstNi.
day OF sale, the balance In Gqull lpt,iss
mcnts in twelve and ;wenty-four ii.y'V n
notes bearing interest from nc ,. gSs
w, ]. W. CoWpEN, IfJSisr,
]. c. HERNEY, Auctloneer. sir
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Death Of Prominent Educator.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va, Sept.
1O.-Mr. Charles E. walllng, promi-
nent educator of this county, and at
one time superintendent OF schools and
mayor Of this town, died at his residence
here yesterday at noon, OF stomach trou-
he and general debility. Deceased was
6s years OF age. In his younger dnys
he was clerk on an Ohio river steam
hOat
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Science has discovered a plant so full
Of life that II one Of its lenves be- bro
ken on md merely pinned to Il warm
wall another plant Will grow from II.
II IL these same VitaliElng principles
which enable Hostetter's Stomach Bit
worked stomach. the weak blood and
sluggish liver The sufferer from dys-
pepsln nr my siOmnrh trouble needs
HOstetter's Stomach Bltters, See that
private revenue stamp covers the
neck Of the bottle,
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THE INTELLIGENcER.
wHEELINe, sErrEMBEn d. ls00.

Persons leaving the city can have
the Intelligencer mailed to them to
any address, by ordering IL at this
once, in person or by letter. Terms
10 cents per week. Address can be
changed as often as desired.
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Irthc Baby il cutting Tooth.

BE sure and use that old and we'll trled
remedy. Mrs, Winslow'B Soothing
Syrup, for children tGcthlnB II BoOthea
tho child, Boflens the gum, allaya all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
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Mr.. Gladstone Kingsley Rodgers, of
RosevIlle, New Jersey. is a Democrat,
but thorough American, and loyal to
hts country and It's nag, and serves a
warning to his party on the fatal mis-
take II is bent on making, He writes
70 an eastern contemporary to announce
the absolute fact that IN time of war
the people should present a.soiid front
to the country's enemies. If the lead
ers OF the Democratic party make this
question about keeping the Philip
pines political issue, they VIII be
badly whipped in 1900. The writer
further declares that he is Democrat,
but, above all, he is an Amcricnn-born
citizen, proud Of the honor Of our gal
liant lighters and the country they rep
resent upholdors Of ARuInnldo and
his horde of plrntlcal 'cut-throats Csuch
as Atkinson and the Hon. John Jncob
Leptz). should be relesated to the
"petherrnOst abyss" He inquiries; is
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Commencing Thursday. September
7th, and continuing every Thursday UNI
III October 18TH inclusive, the b. q o.
will sell excursion tickets TO pittsburgh
ut low rate OF 81 % round trip. Includ-
Ing admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days. Including date
NJ anip
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there no punishment for the treason
able utterances Of these demagogues7"
This is all pertinent and to the point
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cine INTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions, Is entered in the POST
once at Wheeling. W. Va. a. second
class matterl
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Two Solid Weeks, commencing Mon
day, Sept. T., John A. Himmerleln's Ide-
ais and Howson'R goth Century Band.
Repertoire for the first wePk-Monday
and Tuesday, Saved From the Storm"
Wednesday and Thursday, THE Ladder
of LiEe:" Friday and Saturday. 1.-The
Irish Hero" Night prices, l0c, 2Oc, SOC.
Matinee prices, l0c and zoe. au3i
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RHussmsnm.
OPERA OF calvin GRAY.''
Il ciub Auditorium,

Under direction Of Sebastian Rafferty,.
Monday and Tuesday, September IL and
cents extra. For Cathedral Music Fund.
Reserved seats on sale at C. A. Houses
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am DARN.
HYGFlA DAIRY.

A prominent Pittsburgh physician holds
milk responsible for the prevalence OF ty-
phnld fovor word to the wise: See that
your mllksupnly comes from dealer who
uses proper sanitary precautions,
SIMPSON, "ItIE MlLKMAN."
Phone H. 1910 Market St.
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Commercial Department-Geo, b va
sheT, Principal. a. J.
Stenograp6y Dupartment-MiS . "
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Common and Higher Englisn
meSi.A NJ. Stevenson. Principal ,t T.
PSnmanshlp pcpaTtment-FT's'u'''
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Mechanical Drawing Depar'h''"'
NacFcnZic. Principal. .,, g NJ.
Commercial Law Department
Moves, Principal. ,..b,r pr.nrl-
Modern Languages
pal ,,..-,ment-w. +.
Collier, Principal .. 80
Dtpartmcnt Enrolment. '''''''''''' u
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Graduating Class for me 81" grainel 10
cherry. and nHSly papcred aud p"l T, W
very finest condition w eN,gs OF sd
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENEBiT.
w houseWOrk In a family al M
grown persons, New house, with All ma
erh c0nveniences. on Island No rnii5s,
dinner. Call between and s p N. Al M
Market btreet az. ~"
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UTAR DEPARTMENT, DEPOT oUAP,
w TERMAsTER's Office tsupniy b.,
poO, 81 AsaDh. Va, September 7, IA
Sd 6liSa ne ~ 8 g i igS osss IN mules
Der II, 1873, are hereby withdrawn. On ~.
count OF the unexpected demand for p,uis,
for service In the Philippines. Otter AZ.
tlclea will be sold, as advertised. >
PARSONS, Captain and Assistant Omar.
termasteri U. 6. Vols, Depot QuartefmaS.
ter s.it
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IElfPnOE M1sLRS
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEuE "

gINUE INTELLIGENCEK ,t ft't'SS t!NT'
n ESTABLISHMENT In IN, WORK,
ACCURATE AND PROMPT
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UTANTED@G GIRL FOR On.
w EltAL hOuseWork: reference ~
quiredfg STEADY employment and r6o5
WageG AddreBs U South Front s,rtet,
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5 Nep RdpertI,aum,.

DANTsMAElER WANTED WHO "a
y able 70 make good pants from stSrt -
tnisht steady job. HENRY BUNGs
Grafttn, W. Va. seiIs