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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

sa%s ihsk tssss auFw Ihsa tssuT1
The suarma4s RsagsA ssszaa
aikhsr eaasallsa IL AmsslsA =
tote ths saatsF za@ kAs ssss
lsssas4 Euful~. Sow ihzf = ~
seasias , great armed pessF.l
comparisons bsEs~sa sasEa : 4
asats asa saseatioH msY =
esttnE
Thsts are toar hundred asA .as
anirsfsitisz and colleges IL ~ u
State Tie richest 81 lhsze a a
college. esess saaa~ meats ! -
90 soals ray fuf building Al =
pinE thres arst-siass hatgls-ssls.
other Institutions Of lszrsass-
Jun hla, Harvard. Cornell sas ~
rsFHsty Of Chicago are saasrsl
more than the value Of ons .KA
baeslr ship aplsre. with sxtssss
oany. the ~szlsa II Columbia Al
YARD might even b@ made 10 ~ !
two saips each.
EaFts other institutions are y
that each q them could iarz :
aouHssnts into a aseoea class a
snip o. = nfss-eiasz cruiser. VI
Ha0fe have funds equivalent q Il
eha'slass cruiser or a raeritas -
me snaowmeat Of each Of lxud
osheFs woula .uy a thlFd.c!as =
oF . Eahboag Ia one hundred III |
cases there are investments -
Tor the purchase Of toruesit III
destroyer.
Thiriy-dys universities ara -
represent each the value 81 ! III
tFelse Inch gua and carriage. 4
arc seventy-thFee others wss..
Comments. shovolsd into the rss1
Of the cruiser Columbia In the fsnl
coal. would keep her Going /.
speed for from Elk hours 10 4
weeks The productive funds d 1
OF these Institutions. All cons
would Just pay for one Witches. :
pedo. The other enc hundred asa :
ty-fouf have no eHdowmeasa q n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
HAZARD OF THE COIN.

To Walker q Eas rather amusing
morning But then Walker vas dis
Greet fellow and showed only the most
Solemn OF faces To Val old Mischief
appeared 20 be in everything In shaw
Z Ing hin Walker had drawn blood
twies- Val knew this vas noI Walk
( ers fault but his own adgetiness, and
/ q course he Vas In the greater rage
F With him Tor thai reason. He dropped
f things. such as q slesye-link o. > stlt.
and the oonfoun3sa articles aew under
The dressing table. among his boots or
somewhere the other side Of the room,
and refused 20 ee found a2til he had
Fell began 10 sxsAr. Re dismissed
Walker n rage, aad then he eoald
rot put his hand on anything antil the
swear words revealed their where
aeoutz- In fact. il seemed that moth
ing euuld De GoEe this morning With
ont assistance Of this sort.
Val was AZ last ready 10 put on his
vest and coat BY that time be had
Gained down considerably. bat nor
quite He showed his hands into his
trousers pockets and went wandering
alrlessly about bis room, kicking odd
articles, such as a boot. cut ot his way.
Presently he brought Up before the
looking glass ard surveyed himself
zsEeely. He was not al all paddock
Ing fellow. bat at this moment there
was certainly a most ugly expression
On his Ease. He noticed tbs pretty
eoral design that ran up bis artistic
Braces, but he vas thinking Of other
things.
Coward. Val Kingsley" he said 70
the image IN the glass. Coward DO
yca hear. Why don't you speak, - ny
don't yea Do as others do, speak out
and chance your luck. Because you
fear rebuff. Millionaire girls have
cared for psnniless soldiers before nox.
And Aaisie-ycu have fut,sred about
her Ike moth for tgo years and now
have burned yourself. jus; as moth
VIII that eattsrs about a fame. But q
moth nay be credited With some ex-
ense; il probably does not know what
fame is, But yoa-after all there
might h some ehsnee-more than
3lce-bah. coward
4 sonewhat ineohersnt speech. GER
tatnly. But Walls mind was In an IN
coherent state Just now.
Il would scarcely have been Judi
s.ons for any other man 70 talk % Val
Kingsley ike this. particularly st the
present moment. However. a man may
talk to himself as BE pleases and no
harm done, unless he turns to and
punches his own head. which Is exac.-
ly what Val felt tempted to do.
The self-accusatiUa made him vince.
because il was 50 true. That Is. Il was
true 50 far as Maisle vas concerned
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

re jurors said be understood that
Cornish was also 10 Be arrested An
Indictment charging murder in the first
degree was found against Mo!lneux on
March l. Then the accused mans law
yers, Weeks and Battle. sci about
quashing II. Their first victory vas
an order from the court permitting
them to see The grand jury minutes.
Now It Is said that there Is no man
IN New York who knows 80 much about
indictments as George Gordon Battle.
II vas his business to draw them when
ne Wa. assistan. district attorney. An
application was made TO Justice Pardon
{. Williams. OF the Supreme court. and
ne handed down a decision in Water
town setting aside the indictment on
the ground that it was found on in
sufficient and improper evidence. He
refused TO release Molineux, however.
and directed that the district attorney
present the case to the next grand
jury. This body refused to find an In
dictment. and the case seems to have
ended against blind wall VIII the
real murderer Of Barnet and Ers
Adams ever be punished?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
MEANEST MAN IN THE SOUTH.
Accountable Trick Which he Played on
His Trusting. Wife

i have a very simple scheme for
Wriggiing out Of trouble when my wife
catches me in fb," said a Perfect
Brute to several congeniai compan-
ions, relates the New Orleans Times
Democrat. ION such occasions Il Ia a
great mistake for a man TO attep1pt
any explanation. The thing to do is
merely 70 assume an air Of injured in
nocence. That attitude Will puzzle
woman and shake her confidence in
your guilt She will begin uncon-
sciously to cast about for some ex-
PLANTATION. some theory, some clew to
the mystery, and when she finds one.
no matter how preposterous. she will
be so pleased by her own cleverness
that 1t is easy to persuade her 70 ac-
cept 1t out Of hand. You gee, / have
reduced the thing to a science.
To Illustrate: / told my wife not
long ago that would be detained over
my books till past midnight. After
ieit, some neighbors. confound 'em. in
Vlted her to a theater, and during the
last act she saw me, OF course. with
some OF the boys in the parquet. When
| got home there was an explosion.
SAID nothing. simply looked at her
sadly, Wistfully, reproachfully. Next
day there was another explosion. I re-
sumed my tactics. That evening she
SAID: Look here. Charley, want Won
70 tell me whether you really went IN
the theater to see Col. Hawkins Then
remembered suddenly that Hawkins |
was seated at my left, and also that |
she knew l had been trying to close a
'arge-sized business deal with him
IN the goodness OF her heart tho
lear girl had arrived at the conclusion
mat l must have gone to the abow
% eiinch that contract. / smiled wan
y L would have thought, Mary.
ephed, with great gentleness tina,
omething OF the kind lax have sug-
rested itself to you before That vas
'nough. She wept copiously. was
lou monster; / was a martyr Event
'aiiy l lorgave her upon her Solemn
'romlse never again to suspeet mo =,
n untruth. So you see how n "a r,
mad tried to explain l would douh,-
EOS ! nave made mess Of 1t and plant
lasting seeds OF dlstrust. Az :,
irhed out the episode rebounds IA nv
IealI It's great thing to have
rams, boys, when you're dealing u,,,n .
omen" win
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

kingsley. she came forward With her
ring hand extended. She was only
Mtue creature. bar she had the snaek
/ OF being very dignided when II pleased
I her 70 be 50. This always seat val
into q fright and now he wished he
had gone and drowned himself rather
than have come.
/ He sat On the edge OF the chair 20
which Maisie politely polRIed oppo-
site her, and she thought whimsical
I - o. Oliver TWist
Mamma vas cut shopping She het-
self had a headache and thought she
woaid remain a, home and rest Was
j true that ne was ordered abroad az
once X must be 50 announcement %
SO 50 suddenly.
Val broke out. lnst as he might
have been expected 10 DO.
Aaisie he said. leaning forward.
and half looking As II be Intended 70
hypnotize her.
Aaisie gazed at him quietly, With q
quick change 10 hanghtiness In her
face. Walls heart sank tie knew iit-
tie q wOmens nature. least OF all,
very likely. OF Msisse's lie guessed
aothlng OF What had been passing In
her soul these two years, nor Why
nor how Il Is that a woman resents
not leiug taken by storm Eaen she Is
EililEg, money or no money lie did
cot know that that guicS lock o. prize
vas iast poor little Maisisa revenge
for his past eo9ardice But be Eeat
on with his task.
Ard = Aice mess be had made on
OF i by the time he had done whsa
he went away be remembered hardly
anything OF what be hsI said. beyoad
dwelling al some length On his oSn
position and her money. But the
strange vas she looked a, him vhen
they wished good-by. and aow she
gave him he tips a. her argefs. vas
burnt into bis soul,
He was as pale a. death when be
got home. lie took his coat and YES,
on and then vent 70 a drawer. Il Was
beautiful little thirg. he thought as
he examined II carefully, and capable
Of doing iis work surely and swiftly.
He placed the weapon on the table.
handy. Then he scratched away At
letter after letter FOR about ga hour
When he bad doEe hs rose. took up
The revolver and toyed wlth il. Then
there came sharp rap az the door.
y Vas walker. Slgh a note Tor hlm.
glance al tbs supegssrsptgoa sent
bis white cheeks red as Garae
The note inside the envelope ran.
Dearest Val. Are we not quite
Misunderstanding each others Come
ard see me az once. Forslye me. I
did not mean to treat y0n 80. tYour
own II you will MAIsfE
The dainty m,ssiTe dropped from
Nal's fingers, bis hands went into h!s
pockets once more, and b. found him.
self looking at his Image in the glass
Perhaps ne meant to call himself more
names. Perhaps he was trying 20
think OF something new Ia swear
words. II so 1t was a failure lie
could only mutIer. after a long 81
lenee:
Heavens! That vas a near thing
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

oas o. tAs pvss lsssa. ..4 Z.
trlllgibge nATraIlssa u ~ :.
the ETiipises haa bssa rss.',..
Afs- G 4 LsonoAas Q. I,sr,s..s
len " hsf bFolhef. cAxrlsa i !.
wAo j. . memt.sF u sompas, I 4
Washington seianteets saers
from santa Ana. saYa tss re.ss..l|
eEohlaa. Ar. NylaaS sass = u
u@sian 90 ths Fasuasa I.a.s.y J
ne sosnnteeFs and n2s Lac 4 ].
talon saat presented s4sA ! 4.
appearances matching tasgsga -
"a their aas 10 me ffsas M
mFg. tie sa5s
We aass hAA aaa.ssoa. ala
me sasny Az asss ~ svuAs =
for miiss after fhem Is ~ sss17
and hgns ghtm. bns sesrs IN 7
tfossa hefs thAs Hs aas j -
cause Ne hgys 10 guard liz ras
shs halsfrs ghihk Ns are ARA I !
Asa eos attack - Ia sxs swsl
the troops a.il Be hers. asa sass Il
aet take lsas 10 antsA u "A. =
faef ntisi hare lest oYsT tsss u
besides thousands aean4s4
TAILS @AF Is sqaelk ~ Sffas
see sights yoa can hardly Aessn
a life l. hasaty aossh = sAa4sx
safs seen 4 shsll tran sas ia
strike : bunch ~ E.llasa0a. All
tesy Noaid 50 eatgsnaz sAs4a
ar. less arms. hsaas. ali a.seaaax
Ana sprh sights aegHsssy nsaa
boys laugh aht sell. ThAs ssse :
fsArhf A ahisr man sssaa . Il
iAAl Be Is AaraAa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

The sSog4 Of uaHkyf Hlaa win
perhaps ae ecligsed Is Astsgy IS sas
sword that has sssn ra4g iof Admiral
dewey The victor 10 Manila Bay. says
A!sa Carolyn Mgls I'd ths MaF \.
nicholas Ih4 wsApan, authorized
~ congress IL Jann, lsss. IA uoa com.
p'eted, and In Esaita q decoration !
worthy 70 'ake place anoak sAs -.
slsa swords described la The Arabian
AiEhts ii0,h blade aHd aza5bafa arc
" steel. but oyrFlaId enIlfely Niia Dur-
so!d' and all oIhsg passa are u aaiia
sola, sHqsistlely Uguush..
The steel blade %as made a, the
United States aFseaal at sefiakasts
Aad q hnsly tsupeFsa 10 the srast DE-
sFss o. aexialligy required 10 MAKE a
perfect zEoFd blade Ihls blade grace.
taI In shape and sell balanced -
aamascsnsd NltA gold. on ualsA i
engraved this Inscription rhs gift
o. tue ration to Hear Admiral t,sgrxs
Dewey. Y. s. " In memary % a.
victory a. Manila Bay. Mar /. las.
further characterization On The bl.a~
consists OF Procession q paoeuie!an
saIleys. em5lsmatle OF sea pausr
h'ght OF eagles, the - mbols Of our ma.
h9a. and feato0ns Of laurel. slgutfytnx
glory. '' 'As
olympia Is engraved on ,hs nom.
a's' Of me sSord. also device repre-
sehtins Caprieoruas. xhIeh j. The 40.
aiaeai sign Tor December. the mnn.h
IN which Dsssy vas born. On ,h~ rpI.
lar OF The sword are the arms .,a
shieid OF our country. anI below them
tae arms Of Vermont, the adrnlrars ma
uVs state. and It's motto. Freedom
ana unity. These are suamslea In
eoioFs. aud the collar Is further dec.
GRATED vlth stars aad oak lsavsa ~
Strip or handle Of the sword Il covsrea
vita shagrseB. or saafk tkin. held !,
pace ~ gold wire. and studded vi !
soia stars. while The guard represents
hylns eagle bearing in its beak .
laurel wreath.
ou' the golden scabbard Il the msp,.
sFam q. D.. and below this ~ ~
ihess letters and sprays Of rosnsrtno.
which Is a delicate sea plant s,vnjfv'
ING fidelity and remembrance ara -,
with one hundred and af,y dismond.
OF the first water. The sprays are Ii.
teriaeed In a series, with a star h tbo
center OF each. and row Of swtmmlng
on each side. The seabbt-d
: further ornamented with desIvn. :,
pax leaves and acorns and The $50, y
= lower end, is formed BIZ two sats
i',phins gracefully twined togethaT
ne belt is of specially woven M.
efial with buckles. slide rings ana /
.EiSeis all Of gold and ornaman,es
fI.h oak leaves and acorns white ~
'uliion tassel and trappings arc mnns
than those usually m.as
eng OF chosen material ana sni'a",
With especial care. ''SAea
ne whole flts In an oaken case tn.
''n oiue velvet. on the cover of vh,cs
gold eagle and a shield i,sara,s,
Rear Admiral George uewev n wu
on March Q. 1899. Dewey was
lmirai, an Office first crsated a.. ''
'sut. and hitherto held onlv ~ "
nd by Porter. " I'm
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

N tne Yellowstone National psrk :.
:. q ,avine called Death Gulch. because -
II IS evident that animals occaslons,, ,o
perish IN 1t on account OF tho 60
slve quantity of carbonIe alta oNees-
ar. IN this respect 1t resembles 'as
t De- Dog Grotto near Nan,os
no ,, are In volcanic region W." p'.
active eruptions do not now oco,r " ,''s
where mephitic gases Issno s.a put
aoesS ana settle in low places A ~, ~
s rer1., visitor to the Yellowstone n,r,.
aeports having seen the carcasaop s
e'sht pears In Death Guleh Oh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15
The Right Kind a, nn


WIN all volunteer troops and
Inclined to think with regulars taa a." -,
'ine OF trial, the best work co. w. IN
S ". OF the men only II the of,csr. so'
aure the SANE hardships and f.a. . en-
in sor, r,sxs. says Theodore Roossva,,
the wha,a :. In my regiment a. n
ton 81 sV ,a cavalry division. the prooor
consiaer ,oss IN Killed and wounded wa.
we we snan among the troopers ana v ,h'-
whs. Exactly as 1t should be. Morsa' .n's
snen we got down to hard no. borrower.
raacs1 and men, Jared exactly a, NE al,
both shelter and food '"8e as
who n,S prevented any grpm,,,
"nen the troopers saw ,ha Stumbling.
was n naa nothing but hardtack ,t ON
would not man in the regimen, mere
bic al I ,,r, nave been ashamed to er' "mo
no worse. and when ali
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

kro~n- he Tar before las; Chris.EsA as
Cornish rsosiys3 the famous bottle Of
bruno settler and the silver holder
which aftsrUzrd proved 70 have beer
match safe sold ia Nexark 10 "a nzs
in hurry.~
Cornish left these things in hks desk
~ the club artil the folloEing Tues
dsy. when he took them to No. 81 aest
EigaSy-sixtA street. where he had
rooms II The hone OF Mrs Kate J.
Adams q zsdoE. whor called Aunt
Ks1s. hsvlag knowa her in ais home
Il Hartford ard her 6aushtsr. Ms
F3ovenos }. Rogers he following day
Hrs ADAMS EGs given a dose Of the
Supposed trcmo ssltz5r for hezEacne
aid died i an hour in great agony.
I ne chemical analysis showed that the
hottie rnEtziaHG cgEnide az mererry
ard that the nIxtare with the bromo
ssizer made a ea2dlier poison tran the
plain syzai5s. which worked more
Slowly Though cyanide o. mercury
IS q poison little Essz. al EFFORTS 70
t-acs i failed ard Il Ess pointed on.
tai Nclnszz Is a cAsuiSt. thar BE
vas employed in Newzrk and that TIE
silver 5o.der vas b0agat there. TIE
tnq1tsE cane % az end On February =.
Easz he verdict declared that Mrs.
adams has cone 10 her deata from
poisoning administered as brom0-
s5ltzsr = Harry ). Cornish, and that
the pczsc1 had been sent % Cornish
thrc-EA TIE nails Nby Rol22d B. No
lsnelE MoliEsEE was AZ once arrested
ard looked up n the Tonbs Ozs q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

ceived note and some Howers ,ron
Miss Cheesebrough. He told bis nn.aa
1A' ne wondered how Miss Cheese
osousn knew he was i'll. Twelve days
a1ter Barnet died Miss Cheesebroupb
married roland B. Molineux. On De-
ce"per IL man giving his name az n
cornish rented private letter ho~ Of
NO. 1850 Broadway from Morris Kooh
nas1s was received there for him a
sample OF headache powder and also .
pacnage OF pills from Won Mohl g Co
OF cincinnati. who had also sent sam
pies 10 III. c. Barnet" at No. 252 Wes,
called for. never
Inc events following this ar. wal,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-07-15

Contrary to the general rp,e ,h.
slreet car company finds It's hangers.
on source of revenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-06
THE ENGLISH MoopY.
REV. HENRY VARLEY TO PREACH
IN NORFOLK.

Rev. Henry Marley, whose fame as a
revivaaist has won for him the title of
the English Moody" will begin q Sc
ries of revival meetings at Park Ave-
nue. BAPTIST church. Brambleton Ward.
to. night. This distinguished minister
deserves more than notice that he is
to preach among us. and Rev. DIR. Hall.
at whose earnest solicitation he comec.
is to be congra tulated on securing his
services.
Evangelist Marley is a magnificent
man. ana startles one with his close
RESEMBLANCE to England's greatest
stateman of the nineteenth century.
tns late Rt. Hon. VIM. e. Gladstone.
rms resemblance is so marked that
were Mr. Gladstone alive Rev. Marley
might easily be taken for him.
several years ago. Mr.. Marley start
Cd on an evangelistio tour of the world.
ana is now working slowly his way
back to London. Wherever he has
preached there has been a markell out
pouring of the spirit of conviction and
conversion. He reached San Francisco
from Australia about one year ago.
since when he has preached to i'm
lirilse audiences i'll many of the larger
New York about ten days ago from
Boston, where for four months he adj
dressed daily the most remarkable Gos-
pei meetings III that city.
Mr.. Marley has preached in Europe.
Asia, Africa, Australia and America !:
ana Is u great scholar, a profound and
convinc. ng. speaker, and has the happy
rae rity of securing the rapt attention
or his audiences with the opening sen.
teEces of his discourses. One Of his
lavot1te methods of reaching the hea rts
ana minds of the people is in the form
known as epigrammatic. The follow
ing extracts from a. sermon preached
TO business men in New York will give
readers OF the Virginan-P Pilot an idea
OF his style:
so many of our men In this citn
are thirsting after money. are thirsting
after political success, are thirsting n +,
Ter the pleasures of life. Oh. that
some OF them would thirst for the trn,.
spirit of our Lord!" u nc
KID us of that selrfshness so anty
Inscribed in those quaint old lines .0f
the BEST" myself
War is popular; there is no neace.
Ihe end of the nineteenth century SEQ,
Europe armed" SECS
Was ever capital and labor in suc,,
hosthe camps as to-day?"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-06
Preparatory Aerx,ee.

services preparatory to the Quarter
~ communion to be administered next
sunday will be held at the Second
rresoyterlan Church -to=nIGht at 8
O'Clock. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. Edward Mack. of the First
Presbyterian Church.
session of the church Will be held
Saturday afternoon for the recent,o,, ~ -
new members. Rev DR.. G. r. Striclc -
Ter. OF the Union Theological Seminary
Richmond. will preach Sunday mornjn =
and night. DR.. Stricken is one OF the
ahlest divines in the Southern Presbv-
terrain church and an eloquent pulpit
orator.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-06
Now Southern INDUSTRIES.
Especial to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Baltimore. an. 5.-The following are
the most important announcements for
the first week of the new year.
$685. mining and development COM
pany in Arkansas; 100000 fibre manu-
featuring company in Florida; $4,000
steamboat company in Georgia; sec, 900
coal company in Kentucky; $4,000
water works company. also in Ken
lucky; 75-ton ice and refrigerating
plant in Louisiana; $4,000 lumber mill
company In Louisiana; 25-ton refrise-
rating plant in Maryland; $780, oyster
packing company in Maryland: $4,000
lumber mill company in mississippi;
100000 chemical works in North Caro-
lima; $1,000 chair factory in North Car
DINA: 100000 cotton mills in South
Carolina; i0-barrel flour mill in South
Carolina; S5-ton refrigerating plant in
Tennessee; $4,000 mining company in
Tennessee; $4,000 mill supply company
in rnSaSI S4A- nGA- cnttaf4-seea- ffaiii IN
Texas; $4,000 brick works in Virginia:
$1,000 foundry in Virginia; 100000 gas
and oil well company in West Vir-
ginia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-06
REV. WRIGHT RECALLED.
TO THE PAsTORATE OF GRACE
BAPTIST CHURCH.

During the summer of 1898 Gipsy
Carnival was held in Huntersville for
the benefit of Grace Baptist church.
which was numerousIy attended night
ly during its continuance. The matter
of finances in connection with this en-
tertainment, which has recently
brought about friction in the church,
caused the pastor, Rev. L. r. Wright,
to determine to resign the spiritual
care of the church. to take effect April
1st. proximo.
The interest conferred in this guess
ton attracted a congregation to the
church Wednesday night. that filed
the building to its utmost capacity
After an able and impressive dis
course, in which Mr.. Wright reviewed
the work he had performed for the
church during the three years now
drawing TO a close, he presented his
resignation in writing. Immediately
n motion was made to accept it, which
was adopted by unanimous vote, but
on its acceptance he was at once re-
nominated for the position, and upon
a. vote being taken. fifty-eiSht OF those
present voted In the affirmative and 6
in the negative.
Lr. Wright. on the face of the al