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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-24
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-24

s,T ~ 7t. ,ct Gay. have NOT had any womb
,-,bis -, aimee got up was not only surprised
.-y.eii bu, AZ OF my friends here are surprised
to.,e ne 50 vel.
For 81 oue-ceut stamps to pay postage.
n, Y Piece. Buffalo, n. Y, will send
vor his famous 1908 page illustrated Com
NON Sense Medical Adviser, book that
IS easily worth S 10 any family. Cloth
hinling :! s:AMp..
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
EAGER TO MEET BADGERS.
stage NOW DESIRES TO Ar
RANGE WISCONSIN GAME.


II is stated by those in touch with
the athletic situation THAI A. AlouXo
Stagg, director of athletics at The lui-
versity of Chicago, is preparing 10
change his football schedule for next
fall with The intention Ut securing
Illinois 1t is understood that the
former dictator OF athletics in the west
desires ~ make this alteration in def
erenee 20 the student body at the Uni
versity u Chicago, which appreciates
the annual game With Wisconsin is
the leading event OF the year in west
ern college athletics.
GNertures to The three universities
which turned Chicago down last winter
after ajtIess negotiations With liz,
athletic manager, arc not being ma ir
direct 10 thc heads ut the football de-
partmus by SJagg himself, nul
through ,ac medium OF students from
yhe Midway institution II mas become
known r1roush Walker J. Stbmahl VI
the University OF Chicago football
team, Wt, StaGg Wants to ronpCu ucGo-
}tatiuus with Wisconsin, Illinois and
Michigan i'll order to secure IuolbUl
games tor next rall Mr. Nagg Ger
tainIy expects to re, games With Az
three institutions" Mr. SghmaM de
cleared IN Milwaukee to a promiuvu,
athlete and particularly with Mis-
cnnsiu The students at the Uuiv'r
stty OF Chicago all wan, game W,,h
the badgers. and besides that the con
test on bhe gridrou With Wisconsin is
always iho big drawing card With the
people OF Chicago. Before We left ,hc
university last month, Mr. SiaGE in
suuctcd all the members OF the foot
ball team to report At Lake Geneva FOR
early training and be prepared To- keep
in trim even after The regular football
season ended, MS he hoped to secure i
game With Wisconsin after the other
games had been played, II not before.
Everybody at the university regrets
that there has been a rupture among
the football teams, and hopes athloiic
relations will be resumed " Com
menting on Mr. Srhmahl's statement, a
Michigan alumnus says. Stage is
shot full of holes and knows his foo
bail season next fan is bound to be a
failure without games with Wisconsin
Michigan and Illinois, and now that
the three universities are bound py
compact not to play Chicago unless
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27

must 50 e2L ram large vhapcos of set
tins shot With no chance Of making
repua,.1US, because thoiy stories must
always reheet OTIS views II is inn
possible 10 write the truth about the
situation The resources ami tighting
qualities 81 the natives are quite mis-
understood by tbs American 9aperS.
We eau write the facts without being
accused u treason, nor cau we tell of
the pra, tina, unanimous opposition ana
DISLIKE OF ,&c war amoug the American
troops, The volunteers, or at least y
portion Of them, were At one time On
the verge nt mutiuy, ana unless Otis
had been sending them home there
would have been sensational develop
mentS. We have he2p absolutely re-
fused AL hospital figures"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
WANT TO LYNCH A NEGRO.
Whites, Infatuated by Shocking Crime.
Would String Up Guilty Man.

Savannah, Ga, July &c Telegraphlc
orders were received here Tuesday
from COY. Chandler addressed 10 Cap
tain Middletowr OF the state militia,
at Vnldosta and Capt. Smith nj
ThomasyIllc, saying Report 10
sheriff Patterson mt cambridge with
all your available men Mt once" and TO
"act strictly under his orders, Mes
sage mandatory" II said Go at
once" The train bearing the soldiers
reached cambridge Mt O'Clock this
morning. The troops are wanted 10
protect the sheriff and Jail against the
attack Of n mob that Is after John Will
liams. n negro who Is charged with as-
sault and attempt To rape TO white
girls The mob demanded that the
negro be handed over To IL.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
WILL FIGHT G0EBEL
DISAFFECTED KENTUCKY DEMO
GRATIS ORGANIZE.
STATE CONVENTION AUG. 80
Sweeney Hardin's Defeated Candidate
for Chairman OF June Convention,
Announces That John Young Brown
Will Accept a Nomination and
Fight Against Goebel to the Last.

Louisville, Ky, July ga meeting
was held at library hall last night III
furtherance OF the plan OF the disaf-
fectcd democrats to effect an organiza-
ton in this state, hold convention
and nominate a state ticket in opposi-
ton to The one headed by William Goe-
bel who was nominated here in June.
About 1000 people attended the mee,-
ing, among the most prominent being
William Ii. Sweeney of Marion county
who was the Hardin candidate for tenn
porary chairman of the June cOnyen-
ton and other leaders of that faction
During the evening Sweeney made
this announcement: 81 come tonigh;
duly authorized by the greatest gov
ernor of Kentucky, John Young
Brown, to tell you he would
make fight against Goebel
to the last" This announcement was
greeted with cheers. resolution was
adopted condemning and repudating
the June convention. The date of The
new convention was set for August 30.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
THAT CENSORSHIP.
An English Correspondent Enters His
Complaint.

London, July &c. 4 private letter
from a war correspondent dated
Manila. July II, says There seems
TO be no end OF the war in sight The
censorship Is constantly becoming
more troublesome. Otis has esta1-
.ished the rule that any matter relat-
ing to the navy must be taken 10 the
commander Of the fleet for approval
and afterwards submitted TO the mill
tars censor. For some reason the cen
scr would not explain. OTIS refused
10 ALLOW lis To send the death 81 the
Monainock's captain Nichols, for two
days after the occurrence He also re-
fused 10 Jet as senl the disappearance
Or Captain Rockefeller April 18th on
the ground that Il would worry his
family: or the killing 81 Captain I'll
ley till the next day. The corr -spond-
ents are all very tired Of this arrange
ment which simply means that they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Cincinnati, July &c. Detective Shev-
lin OF St. Louis, with Detectives Bul-
mer and Grimsley, Yesterday arrested
John Connors at the Dit shoe factory,
charging him with murder that oc-
Cured one year ago at ST. Louis. Then
Charles 4, Brant stenographer, was
held mp by three men and shot to death
while en- route home. George Harding,
son Of a millionaire whose daughter
Brant married contrary TO the wishes
Of the girls father, was arrested on
suspicion Of having committed the
crime, but proved an alibi.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
AFTER COTTON SEED OIL TRUST.

Austin, Tex, July Authorization
reached the attorney generals office
yesterday to the effect that six of the
largest cotton seed oil mill firms Of
this state are being organized into the
Continental company with headquar-
tiers in New York. This company is
to have capital stock of $4,000, 600.
The attorney general intends TO take
steps at once to look into the matter
and If he can establish the fact that a
trust has been formed he will take
steps TO dissolve ii under the anti
trust laws OF the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BALM FOR BROKEN HEART.


Keuosha Wis. July 2G.-Miss Bar
abara OH began suit against John
Jaeger Tues lay for damages in the
sum of $1,000 for breach of promise.
On the Iith OF this month Miss Ok
and Jaeger were to have been married
1T ST. Georges church. All the ar
raugcmeuts for the wedding had been
made, the Invitations had been issued
and the license had been secured, The
bridt-eeot had gone To great expense
IL obtain the apparel in which she was
to meet her bridegroom at the altar,
but at the time set for the wedding It
was learned that the proposed groom
had suddenly changed his mind and
left the city. The affair caused a SEN
sation at the time and the suit filed by
Miss OH has again set the tongues of
gossip astir. Young Jaeger had lived
in this city for many years and is said
to be possessed of considerable prop
erty. Miss Ok demands that $1,000 Of
this property be turned over to her.
Jaeger cannot be found and the young
woman has caused a writ of attach
ment to be served against his property
to prevent its sale
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27

designed foy use only in suphlde plants
in the arid-maktng department.
The standing committees OF the Pro-
teSmnt Episcopal church have
consented 70 the conservation
of the Rev, Joseph NJ, Fran
els rs bishop Of Indiana, The oonse-
Grafton viii take place within the nxet
thirty days, The Rev, Mr.. Francis
was formerly stationed IL Waterfowl
and was one of the BEST known Episco-
pal clcrsymeu in the diocese OF Wis
Consiu
The OcoNomowoe Waterways COM
pany has organized by the election of
George Bulleu, l.. {, Hodges. Mayor
McisSucr, w, h, E, Shufeldt and John
! NUpcc, directors, Election of officers
| resulted as to(lrwS: W. l. l.. Schu,
! Icldt president, h. c, Hodges, vice
president, Hugo Ernst secretary and
rra&Urer and {. A. retubenc assistant
secretary,
AZ Green Bay John I. Venten died
from appendicitis, He leaves wife
and one child five months old. Two
brothers and two sisters, William and
| Ida, residing ut WATERFOWL, and Al
fred and Mary in Manitoba. also sur
viNe him Miss Emma naems died at
her home IN Green BAY, death being
attributed to heart disease, She was
| ~ years old.
AZ WAtcrtown letter was received
by Hon, Charles Gardner from his sou,
Carl Gardner dated at Yokohama, ia
pan, July i, in which he says he IL on
his way home in the hospital ship Re-
| lief, Gardner was n private In Co. l.,
| tiGty-Nrst Iowa, and was wounded IN
the Icy at Calumptt. Philippine islands.
4 brother of the wounded soldier is In
the same regiment In lugon.
At Green BAY William, tho ll-year-
old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis tahry.
| was drowned in East river He was
! IN swimming and was seen to jump into
the water, then appear and disappear
n few times, after which he sank for
| the last time, The body was found.
| There was 4 hruiso on the left temple,
and II Is supposed that In jumping no
| struck some prniectile and was rem
| dcrcd unconscious.
iiNvvy Davis colorcd lad waiting
10 he taken to Wannun, having been
convicted Of burglary, throw pepper In
| tailor Reglger's eyes nj Oshkosh aud
nearly effected an escape Davis has
| but one arm lie went To Waupun for
the third time for burglary, lie Is a
negro with white skin red hair and
! rrcck)Cs, His mother Is black. In es-
Gaping from the house where he was
found committing his lasJ burglary, he
pulled n revolver and fred ut his pur-
! sucrs. lie claims he Is Il spmnamhu-
list and entered tho house In his sleep.
AT the adjourned school meeting at
| Now Richmond another adjournment
was taken after voting that no school
tax could be mtellIgontly levied In our
| present circumstances -Four addl-
| tlonHl directors were elected and au-
| thuriHcd to take such means as seemed
best TO secure II possible funds with
! which to continue the schools The
lahOrIous work Of removing the debris
continues and with renewed energy
since nearly every day parts or whole
carcassCs Of animals nre being dscoy-
cred in the ruins. No new permanent
business buildings have been begun
during the week and the appeal OF the
governor for only SIS 600 more has had
a most depressing effect In all quar-
tcrs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27

New York, July 2G.-rhe clothing
workers freight handlers, newsboys
and messenger boys strikes gained
Roadway yesterday. Leader Pines, OF
the Brooklyn trolley strikers, issued
statement to the effect that the trolley
strike is still on. The striking tailors
OF the east side" swelled their num-
beers by 5000. Nearly 5000 were out
late in the afternoon and several mass
meetings. were held last night, Three
thousand more men are expected to
quit work in Brooklyn this week. One
thousand freight handlers en-
ployed en- the Pennsylvania railroad
yards decided yesterday to go on a
strike at noon today for an increase OF
from II to $50 cents an hour. They VIII
increase the striking freight handlers
to $500. President Kennedy, OF the
freight handlers union, said; I'VE
are sure of u speedy victory. If the
company refuses to grant our demands
the Baltimore & Ohio freight handlers
will join us in a sympathetic strike
Meetings OF the messenger boys VINO
went on a strike in the offices of the
American District Telegraph and Pos
tai Telegraph companies were held last
night and their differences discussed.
Manager Wilson Of the Postal company
said only $50 OF his $50 messengers had
struck Another official said every
thing was in good running order
Manager Banks, Of the American Dis
trict Telegraph company, said his Office
suffered no Inconvenience.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
OBsEQulES FOR INGERSOLL.


New York, July 26.-The funeral of
the late Robert G. lngersoll took place
last evening from Walston at Dobbs
Ferry where he died on Friday last.
No clergyman was present to conduct
the services; there was no music, and
there were no pallbearers. The body
lay on cot in the room where he died.
Services were held at o'clock. Mrs.
Ingersol sat beside the dead and be-
side her were her daughters, Mrs. w.
H. Brown and Miss Maude Ingersoll.
They were very much agitated, and
wept almost continuously DR.. John
Clark Ridpath read the last poem
written by Ingersoll entitled the Dec
laration Of the Free. Major ]. o.
Smith. who resides in Dobbs Ferry
and who was a close friend of Inger-
soil, read another extract from Inger-
soils writing, My Religion" Dr. Ell
lott of New York read the funeral ora
tion delivered by Ingersol over his
brothers dead body. This concluded
the short and simple service,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
SHOUTS GOOD ROADS LESSON.

Menominec. Wis, July 26. Gen. L.
G. Harrison, the good roads expert
from the agricultural department., for
mally opened senator Stout's model
road yesterday. \ fine exhibition of
practical road building was shown,
Miss Rella Hober, secretary Of the
Inter State Good Roads association,
Congressman John ]. Jenkins of Chip
pewa Falls, ana many othey distin-
gulsAel persons are here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BADGER MILL IN COMBINE.

Depere, Wis, July %. The big writ
ing paper mill of the Shattuck & Bah
cock company was transferred yeSter-
day TO the writing paper trust at a fig
transfer was made at the same time
with all of the other mills in the coun-
try who are to join the trust and here
after the combine will be in practical
control Of the writing paper interests
of the country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27

understood. Canada asks no conceS-
sions but only for what she considers
ner own by right and she is 50 conf
dent OF her case that she IS ready to So
before any international tribunal Re
ciproral concessions are talked OF,
bur why should Canada pay a high
price for what seems to he her own.
Ii must be clearly understood that we
cannot sacrifice Canada. We want JUS
lice and an open fort or Two if not jus
tice."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
TO SELL CASS LAKE SITE.

Washington, July 70. Secretary
Hitchcock yesterday finally disposed OF
the Cass Lake tMinnl controversy.
He announced that the government
would sell in parcels the land compriS-
ing the town of CaSs Lake to the 800
or more inruders located chiefly there
in. This places $40 acres of lands open
TO all for purchase. The land will he
advertised for 90 days and i, will proc
ably be Is days more before the sale
occurs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
OcONOMOWOC YACHT RACES.
Walter Dupcc's Magic Wins the Green
Lake Cup.

0conomowoc, Wis, July 90 In the
regatta Tuesday on Lake La Belle the
race for the Green Lake cup was won
by Walter Dupee's Magic in 1;33:19.
The Avis II, VIM. II Thompson, cap
tain, was second, in 1:3i;iG; the Argo,
J. II, Jones Of the Oshkosh Yacht club
was third, 1:34:a9 The Galatea Avis
Pstakee. Aderian, Ariel and Rajah
also started. The race for the Lac La
Belle $500 cup. re-sailed Tuesday was
won by James II. Jones with The Argo
of Oshkosh in 2:12:5l W. l.. Davis
Ncnnah was second, 2:17:l5. The
other entries were Avis II, Magic,
Ariel, Pistakee, Galatea, Rajah and
Avis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
DEWEY ENTERTAINS.

Trieste. July ~. Admiral Dewey
lagt evening entertained Frederick ~
Hossfeld. T. s. consul here. and
number OF other Americans at con-
cert given on the Olympia by the ships
band. Dewey did moi leave the ship
yesterday. He will sail about Angus.
for Naples.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
copyrighted by Associated Press.

copyrighted by Associated Press.
The Hague, July 26.-William I.
Stead says regarding the peace con-
ference: Il have seen the American
delegates and they talked freely about
the conference, but refused to make 4
statement about the results before the
conference rises. The following, how
ever, may be accepted as a fairly acct
rate summary Of the views they en-
terrain: The conference has achieved
great success, much greater than the
delegates auticipated-th result was
achieved largely by the capable men
from all parts of the world determined
to accomplish something worth their
assembling together. The result in all
its magnitude is imperfectly under
stood even by the conference itself.
The establishment of permanent
court of arbitration ON the American
proposition and the French declaration
| that it is the duty OF ncutrals to rec
ommond that disputing powers resort
to arbitration rather than to war rep
resentS vast progress IN the evolution
OF human society. The wcOgnition OF
,he am. ia rcnrrsent ,o djsputants he
dcsirablity or resorting 10 an arbi-
ratipp rouyI entails no ohligatious ON
Nmoriraus Inconsistent with th,ir ira
dtttoual u,Iiyy This WAS mad, abso.
lutclS clear BY the declaration
lgucd 10y the American del
rgaliuu, and read in full At
! conference TUESDAY and entered ON the
records IloIls has achieved posi-
tion of importance much greater than
| that of Inc frs, delegates and Capt
| Crnsfor is much admired for his plu,kv
fight in suppor of his amendment to
! tbe Russian resolution on the dunn
dunn bullet The relations between the
! American and other delegates. Notably
the English. German and Russian,
have been extremely friendly me
| Engllshmen and Americans ac'od
throughout almost Ike a Jolnt deieSi-
! ton. This was due to no arrangement
or decision hat solely because hoth ma
tons found me defense OF rNlIiHatloo
and humanity common OBJECT lhe
| only point on Whlth me HhSiISh Idllea
| to support the Americans was on the
resolution forblddlng the capture ot
| private property at sea. 10 thus the
! English were not opposed, but, the
| British opinion being divided, the dele
gates had no instructions regarding the
matter, and abstained from taking ac-
ton The right to blackhall any pow
er wishing to join the arbitration con
vention was insisted upon by Italy to
! prevent the adhesion of the pope. Ii Is
expected that the south American gov
ernmens will come in. It is the opin-
ion of all the American delegates at
! tending the conference that 1t will be-
| gin an epoch and the good seed now
sown will bear rich harvest,
Some Notifications.
Tho jaauo .mlv 2G Al a nIonarv
sitting of mo conferences TUESDAY az
tarnonn m Difference IN Sir milan
| pauncrfoto head of thr british dele.
gation ana in order IA sccurn tha vota
ri Inc Danish delegates Inc conference
consented that the reference to landing
| cables be struck ont OF the list con
tanned in article SO OF The convention
on the laws OF war. Tlrkhan pasha
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
CHINAMAN GETS A PENSION.

Washington, July pa. II. Yu of
Shanghai, China, landsman who en-
listed in the navy in "a and was form
erly attached to Dewey's flagship
Olympia, Tuesday, was granted pen
sion of $50 month for lung trouble.
He has the distinction of being the
first Chinese pensioner of this govern
ment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
MRS. STYLES NOT GUILTY.

Chicago. July 26.-Mrs Augusta
Styles was last evening decided by
jury to be not guilty OF the murder OF
her mother. Mrs G. Schultz Mrs.
Styles shot her mother some time ago
because the latter disparaged TO Belle
Styles, daughter OF Mrs Styles, the
character OF her mother.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
NEGROES KILL WHITE MEN.

Nayasota, Tex, July GA riot )c-
Cured Monday night at Fuqua's store.
eight miles north Of here in which
three whites we're killed by negroes
The dead are Tuck Mood. William Fu-
qua and Van Wright White men are
in pursuit of the negroes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BRITISH LION GROWLS.
IL. tcu Mail Wants Justice or an Open
Fort or Two

London July 26-The Daily Mail
this morning Il an editorialon The Alas
kan boundary dispute. contends that
an Interpretation of the treaty is pre-
ert.Esat.y matter for arbitration
Yet. says the Mai. the United States
declines to ar5itrate simply because the
present pressure OF the states Is so
strong that the president fears his re-
election might be endangered If he took
a just course. We would not be mis-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BRYAN TO ADDRESS HAWKEYEs

nt,umwa, Ia, July 26.-secretary
Charles A. Walsh, national democrat
committeeman, announced that Bryan
VIII speak at Des Moines Aug. Is on
the eve of the democratic state con
vention.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
HADLEYs INAUGURATIoN DAY.

New Haven, Conn. July 49, The
date for the Inauguration Of President
elect Hadley OF Yale has been decided
upon for Oct g. The committee Is per-
feeling elaborate arrangements.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
DOCKMEN's STRIKE SPREADS.

Antwerp, July 20 The strike OF the
painters working on the vessels OF me
and Red Star lines
struck.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BRITISH PRISONERS RELEASED.

Pretoria, July 26.--Amicable re'a-
tons between the yolksraad and Kru-
ger have been restored The conspir-
acy cases against the ex-British OFF,
GERS have been withdrawn and the re-
naming prisoners we're released yes
terday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
BIG BATTLESHlP LAUNCHED.

Brcst France. July 20. The battle
day. She IL the largest ship In the
French navy, being OF 1880 tons dis
placement,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27

In New York a messenger boys
strike was augmented by the boys of
the American District Telegraph. A
large number OF Postal Telegraph mes
sengers are still out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
CHICAGO MARKETS.

The following table shows the open
ing, highest lowest and closing prices
of produce Tuesday at Chicago:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-07-27
NEW YORK STRIKES
HALF A DOZEN NOW ON AT FULL
FORCE.
MANY MEN STOP WORK

Clothing Workers ana Freight Hand
lers Ranks Largely Augmented
Much Trouble Feared Messenger
Boys Hold Meetings and Discuss
Their Grievances.