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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
MEETING OF sARDINE TRUST.

Eastport, March IA meeting of snr-
dine packers and representatives OF a
Chicago syndicate in connection with the
American Sardine company was begun
here this afternoon. The object of the
meeting is to determine whether the
hackers will consent to extend the options
on their plants for thirty days In con
alteration of which they indicate offers
to deposit $4,000 here TO be forfeited ii
the contracts are not carried out in that
time
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15

to the board of agriculture held another
meeting this afternoon. Secretary Mo.
Keen of the board was again witness
The committee will meet In the morning
TO consider Its report.
The question OF the taxation Of rail-
roads still hangs lire. The COMMITTEES
met this afternoon but adjourned with
out action. They are expected to agree
on report In the morning. What the re-
port will be is not known but 1t IS gen.
orally understood that 1t will be adverse
to the consideration Of the measure ut
this session.
When the committee got together to-
consider the Gardner bill relative to the
increase Of taxes on the steam railroads
and the Macomber order, directing in
vestigation into ths whole system OF tax
alton In the state with view TO reor-
ganization Mr.. Gardner wns on hand TO
urge that his bill be given careful con-
sideration.
The committee took the matter under
advisement.
State Treasurer Simpson appeared be-
fore the committee on taxation to explain
the order directing the Cover nor ana
Council to inquire into the matter OF
abating the unpaid taxes on the timber
and the grass of the reserve lands OF the
state. Mr.. Simpson said that the original
act provided no teeth and therefore
though the taxes were duly assessed there
was no way Of compelling the owners
in question to pay. Many had done so
voluntarily and considerable revenue had
been derived. But there are still on the
books of the treasurer some $500 In un-
collected taxes.
The committee decided that the order
should pass. The matter will thus be
referred to the Governor and Council.
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
The legislature is going right ahead on
the supposition that the trustees Of the
Maine industrial School for Girls will
turn that institution over to the state
in accordance with the proyisos in the
resolves making the appropriations To
day Senator Blanchard presented a bill to
provide for the future management OF
the institution. 1t creates y board of six
trustees, including the state superinten-
dent Of schools. ex-officio. Two of the
trustees are to he women. The tive trus.
tees are to be appointed by the Governor
and Council to serve five years, one
retii ing each year. They are to have the
management OF the School, subject te
the general supervision of the Governor
and Council
THE TAX BILL.
The tax bills for the years 1899 and 1901
have been introduced by Chairman Man
ley of the finance committee and put
upon their passage. h ch provides fol
1901, ,950.0S The amounts assessed OF
Cum mberland county cities and towns
are as follows, Portland's share being
increased by the addition Of Wards s ant
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
DINNER TO SPEAKER REED.
Leading New York Public Men Meet
Maine Congressman.

New York, March IA dinner was
given to Speaker Reed at the Manhattan
hotel tonight by former Congressman
James j. Beden. Mr.. Belden's guests,
in addition TO Mr. Reed, were Senator
Chaunoey NJ. Depew, Appraiser J. Sher-
man Of Utica; former Congressman J. =.
Fischer of Brooklyn; Congressman B.
OdelI, Jr, of Newburg; Hon. W. W.
Foote Of Fort Henry; former Congress
man c. q. Bennett Of Brooklyn, former
CONGRESSMAN George Southwick eS AZ
bany Hon. W l.. Ward Of West Chester:
Hon. L. J. Littauer, of Gloversville;
Col. A 6. Paine, a cousin of Mr.. Reed;
G. W. Francis Frank Clapp and G. II.
Buell., commissioner of patents. The din
ner was private, all press representatives
being Kept at distance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
Local weather Report.

Portland, March 1.-THE local
weather bureau records as to the weather
are as follows:
S q. m Barometer, 30 5Ol; thermome-
tar. 10 o, dew point, II; humidity, 90;
wind. n; velocity, 10: state of weather,
IL snow.
ter, x5.2, dew point, 10; humidity, ~;
direction S; velocity, 2; state oil
weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature, 27: minimum
tenn mperature, II; mean temperature,
2a; maximum wind velocity, - NE;
precipitation Trace.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
DWELLING BURNED AT RILEY's

Livermore Falls, March l4.-News was
received her this morning that two
story dwelling at Riley's owned by ID.
Royal was burned during the night. The
house contained patient believed to have
small pox and was under quarantine.
The patient was safely moved. The origin
of the fire is unknown. The loss amouh is
to about $500 and is partly covered by
inaIlrnnce.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
SALE oE sr. LOUIS CLUB.

St. Louis, March l4.-At noon under
the foreclosure of deed of trust, Sheriff
Pohlmann sold at public auction the
Sportsmen's park and club, including the
base ball franchise held by the st. Louis
Browns, TO q. A. Grunor, prominent
Iumber dealer here and one of the clubs
directors, for $S3. 0n0. 1t is not known
" hom he represents.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
STOPPED TO BE FuMlaATeo.
The Transport Carrying Maine Sol
dIers Located.

Washington, March 14.-The quarter
masters department has received tele.
gram from Sava 1nah saying the trans
port Michigan from Havana, with the
First Maine artillery on board is oil
Sapelo near that city. 1t is supposed she
has stopped to have the baggage aboard
fumipated
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
FOGG WAS LYING.
Witness In Treworgy Case Confesses to
Perjury.

Bangor, March l4.-News was received
here tonight of the arrest Of joseph Fogg
Jr., of Buoksport, charged with perjury
ing himsslf in the hearing at Buckspor1
last week which resulted in the holding
for the grand jury of W. L. Trewogy, al
the alleged murderer Of Sarah Ware.
Fogg, 1t is said, confessed this afternoon
that he lied and was promised half Of tn,
reward for telling the story.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
THE LAST WEEK.
Only Few Days More Of
Legislature.
TYPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY
BILL PASSES HOUSE.
Compulsory Temperance Education
Bill Killed.
AMENDMENTS TO THE GREATER
PORTLAND ACT.
AMENDMENTS TO THE GREATER
PORTLAND ACT.

Blow Aim cd at the Disclosure Process
Attempt VIII BE Made TO Defeat Pro
posed Law-Bill to Equip the Ma
tional Guard Defeated-A Conn
promise Insurance Law Agreed
Upon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
DEMOCRATS ELECT MAYOR.

Portsmouth, n. H., Marcn I4.-Ihe
annual city election was held here today
and resulted in victory for the Demo-
Gratis on the vote for mayor. Hon. Calvin
Page was elected over Albert X. Judkins,
Republican by vote of 1886 to 1915. The
Republican have a majority of two on
Joint ballot in the city council
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
TEN STEAMERS MISSING.

New York, March 1.-The Tribune
tomorrow will say:
1t now seems almost certain that ten
freight steamships have been lost on the
Atlantic during recent storms.
This loss involves the loss of more than
800 lives and 81, 500, 000of capital. The
list includes the Aroma which sailed from
Portland for London January u.
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oTISwILL BE SUPPORTED.

Washington, March IA 4-Gen. Otis In
forbidding further negotiations between
the Spanish at Manila and the insurgents
touching the surrender of the Spanish
prisoners held by the latter, acted upon
his own authority. The government had
not sent him any instructions upon this
point, but it will unquestionably sup
port him to the extreme in any action of
that kind he may take. The United
States government never contemplated
trying to secure the release of the prison
ers by ransom, but simply through the
suppression of the insurrection, and
cannot be held by any requirement Of in
ternational law to do more. There will be
no relaxation of the efforts in this direc-
tion but, as the United States campaign
in the Philippines is being conducted
with all the energy5possible and as the
release of the prisoners depends upon the
issue of that campaign, there can be no
complaint of failure on the part OF Tho
United States to meet its obligations.
In preventing the Spanish government
from NEGOTIATING dir, city with the insur
gents, il is said here that Gen. Otis un-
doubtedly was correct in his attitude.
TIE FIGHTING BELOW MANILA.
Manila, March 14.-Noon-At Z O'Clock
this morning hearing the insurgents
buRles sounding, Soott's battery dropped
thres shrRpnel shells into tho woods on
the left of the Pasig church. No reply
was made and at 7.45 thu 22d regular in
fantry advanced until they encountered u
number of volleys. This fire was returned
with interest.
! The line then wheeled toward Pateros.
Manila, March 14.-.30 p. m.-Gen.
! Wheatons column advanced today be-
yond Pasig to the shore of Tngunade Bay,
SWEEP ing everything before them, The
enemy made a running fight and suffered
| severe loss. The rebels avenue OF conf
| Hunication north and south Is now
| closed the American Gordon stretching
| over a mile from the river TO the lake,
The rebels fare in force at Peteros and
| Iaguig.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
THIRD RAIL A SUCCESS.

New York, March Ia The Murphy
sectional system of third rail, the inven-
ton of Capt. John Mcleod Murphy, was
given II practical trial at Manhattan
Eeach today, and the opinion expressed
Inv MI who witnessed the tests was that
tie trial was success in every way.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
Mrar WATT AWHILE.

Washington, March 16.-Acting director
of the census Wines. today gave out
statement designed to Offset the belief
that q large number of census appoint
menVs win be made at once.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15

the British West Indies. These several
treaty negotiations were interrupted some
months ago by the service, Mr. hasson,
our reciprocity commissioner. was Obliged
to give to the Canadian commission.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
RECIPROCITY TREATIES NEGO-
TIATING.
TIATING.

Washington, March 14.-Negotiation
for reciprocity treaties with Germany ana
France have been resumed anu thefe Is
It'll a prospect that treaty may be
negotiated with Great Britain GOV ering
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
YORK COUNTY CONSTABLES.

Two year ago law was passed as the
result of one of the many political differ
enoss In the county Of York. and espeo-
tally the city of Biddeford. providing that
oonstables and police officers should not
have authority to make arrests outside of
their own cities and towns except in a
few specific cases. The attempt of out
of town oonstables to prevent Biddsfor6
from getting its supply of ardent
prompted the introduction of the bill
two years ago. Today a measure for It's
repeal was presented in the House.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15
BOGUS MONEY CAPTURED.
Boston Polico Arrested Eight ItaIiani
for Uttering Counterfeit Paper.

.:..Boston, March 14.-Government agents,
assisted by the local police have arrested
ei ght persons, all Italians, on the charge
of passing counterfeit 90 treasury notes.
The secret service men believe the notes
we're made in New York and were sent to
this city to be passed. They have OBJ
tainsd between $4,000 and SO, 600 worth OF
had paper. The arrests wero very olever-
ly made, seven in this city and one In
IynD
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f Z: =. for cure
CONSTIPATION
c~Ra -rkaEkI - al var
SOMETHING NEW.

DIR. Hallock's Vegetable Liver Pills are a
purely Vegetable Combination for keeping the
Bowels in Natural Motion. Cleansing the Sys-
TEN of All Impurities, aud a Positive Cure for
Constipation. Jaundice, Disorders OF the Stom-
ach and Kindred Diseases, and Positive Cure
for Constipation. either long standing lcalled
Chronic), or temporary called Acutel Bilious
ness, Sick and Bilious Headache, DIZZINESS,
Costiveness. Sour stomach, Loss of Appetite,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Windy Belchings, "Heartburn," Pain and Dis
uess After Eating, and kindred arrangements
OF the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
DR.. Hallocks Vegetable Liver Pills are vastly
different from any other Liver or Bowel PHI,
and they cure where others fall. Price 10c. a
package at all druggists. Cheapest and best
cathartic remedy made Our 10c size as large
as others thai sell for IS cents.
Ii your druggist can not supply you We VIII
send one full sized package of pills by mail II
you will cut this adv out and address Hallock
Drug Co.. Box 1919 Boston, Mass.
Jams Tu&F2awtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-15

Continued on Second Page.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-23
PUsILLADE At R0SLYN.


opsclAI Dispatch 10 the Poss-Intei,tgencer
Hl6LYN. Wash. May 2.-Tnere was
great excitement here Yesterday evening on
account Of shooting affair A LOT Of f,al-
taas oeIonGing 10 the section gang Of the
E0rthern Pacific railway came up from
Gle Esun yesterday and were returning
late In the evening when they found some
rocke lying on the track. put there by some
mischievous boys. This made the Italians
mad. and they began throwing rocks at the
boys. and the boys threw rocks lively In
The Italians then began firing misceisa-
neousiy At every man in sight. One or two
snots were fred In reply BY a young man
who happened along the track at the time
Will
TIE shots immediately brought several
hundred people 10 the scene Of the shoot
Ing, but the city marshall quickly dIspersed
the crowd. and the Italians started to Gle
Elum In hurry. 30 harm was done, bat
the boys were pretty badly scared The
indignation Of the Italians was quite Jus
Unable, ~ one Of. their number had a leg
broken short time ago by a similar ac-
tien BY sone boys: Let alone they are a
ptaceable lot OF feIiowa
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ILWACO TRAIN WRECKED.
Engine and Cars Go Through
Wharf. hut the Passengers
Are Rescued.

ASTORIA. Or. May 22.-The train of the
Iiwaco Railroad 4 Navigation Company
the warehouse with freight and passenger
cars for the steamer ilwaco The train
had reached a point about half way from
the shore end OF the dock when the un-
derpinning broke and the engine fell
through and was completely submerged In
eight feet of water. The combination bag
gage and passenger car. containing ten
passengers. went through the treS,le with
the engine. and WAS only prevented from
falling into the water by the prosrusiSn OF
a pile through the door. which held II ssis-
pensisd. with one end close 10 the water
Five passengers. with the engineer and Are
man. were thrown into the water but all
were rescued with hu, slight bruises.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Rev. George r. Schlough. of Lewiston.
Idaho has been chosen president OF Colfax
college.
The Hoauiam washingtonsan places Levi
Ankeny In nomination for governor on the
Republican ticket next year
Bertha is the name OF new pos;office
Just essa biished in this county. /, is about
half way between EsSton and Gle Einm-
John Nelson is postmaster.
Yakima IL agitasine hats or ordi-
nance F.iisnshgyg has had one In force
over a year. along with other progressive
cities. and finds IL very satisfactory
NJ. ]. Mcclure. who recently bought a
,hree-fourths inieres, in the bark Oakland
transferred II 20 the Bell Nelson Mil
Company. OF Everett. for the sum of q. 10
All Of tho grain sacks made In the peni-
Tertiary. s0i.@a in numt er. have feen sold.
and applications are on file for far mere
than can he manufactures before harvest.
A number Of high school cadets in waila
waita wayiAad a companion with the de-
ciared intention % cutting OF his long.
flowing locks. the snten1ed victim prompt.
iy openea IRE on them. Tsey Ned. leaving
behind them twc caps
Capt. Herhsr: r Beecher. OF ror, Towns
end. has heen commissioned to command
tire new government tug now building at
Ballard The tug ~ to be used tender
for the fertilization work on The Sound
and 10 hsip In the survey work throughout
the Northwest
The s~year-cls daughter OF NJ. ]. Devins.
Of HepEner. amused herself the other day
by throwing a package Of runpovder 90
the stove. The explosion that followed
sei fire IL her clothes and I; was thought
thai her eyesIghs was rasnet. Luckily she
escaped with a stnged face.
f. :. Collins logging railroad A. os:rar
der IL said 30 have more business than IL
Caa handle. With a view 20 Increasing
the capacity af ~sx road Mr.. Coiisax has re-
Gently beer buying considerable amount
of rossiEx stock. IL is reported aIso that ne
confesnpiates purchasing another engine,
Portland paper rassisses a liss q
Lewis county citizens. some Ita IA number
Wha have been in that city taking treat
=seaf for diseases under q Sotoye8 healer.
ceath list showing poole who have ssed
unsse under treatment Is Also aa-~nced
ard shows sn alarming rate Of mortality
among TIRE rAsssnts
TIE wtslaca Bay Oyster Company has
received fron wArvhAm. Mass. two car
soass o: ~ barrels Of Eastern oysferx -
barrels % which were cne year-osd pEArss
ard the balances fw0 yeArH Cd They are
hefnr placed on oe2s prepared fer their re-
c~psaon At Toksiand. The shipment IL easd
20 De TIE largest ever placed 10 the waters
OF the state
Gsieer. 0usk, az Shanghai. has again
turned himself soose,r having shot bis
father IN the hack ard bis hro;h~ Charles
N The lace. oas DAY iAR vel aad shs1
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llDcKHART 70 b TRIED
66nD Or AUDIT AND oop4noa.
v1LL TAKE UP CBAnonA
soon Has Been DeleseeA AUasnst
$ osfntenAent - ueAeeos Lake
Ao19un 20 Give ns0 N Opporto.
Il 10y 20 Resign, watch He Declines

eanI Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencey
ACCOM-. MAJ 2.-The mem6erxecl the
n1n6e board Of AUDIT md control Nall 20
s ~ 01ympia tomorrow morning and hold
ooes50n In the Capital city. They will
- Ids and award contracts for the
fNBsns 20 he built to the Western
EH6Gningtop Hospital for the insane AT
6l11eeoom and for the Soldiers Home At
11ng. A number of bids have been
11ooyed and IL In expected that c0mpet.
- for the work will BE- keen.
~ improvements NJ the 9teitacoom
mn are TO conalat Of the erection Of
4NtW wing to the present building, with
lnpacty OF 30 inmates. The structure
~ Be OF brick. three stories high and u
ected TO cost about Is eco completed
80 the 6oldsers' Home q dormitory and
easement hall will be built. this struc-
- to be also Of brick and two stories
During the session Of the board the
nrges against Superintendent I1ockharf
- the Medical Lake asylum Will be DIS
- OF. At the last session the report
IL the Legislative committee was considi-
80, but II was agreed To defer action
I'LL the next meeting 30 as 10 give DR..
Aeckhat q chance to resign ana thus
~ out OF the affair IN gracefully N
potbie. But DIR. Lockhart II il claimed.
- got the idea into his head that he has
\ good defense and that the charges Will
9eow over anyway. and has refused to
der his resignation
Under these circumstances there II moth
- left for the board TO do but to aci
~ the Legislative committees report. and
- this report was not very favorable ID
Lockhnrts mismanaGement Of the
ne0tutlon. y 10 possible that hia SUM
DR.. Lockhart'A friends contend that ths
IMPORT vas inspired by political malice
40 nss no resi- basis. and they also as
41spfove the chafgek II fransptres. how.
ever that since the report WAS made new
ana serious complaints have been receiv-
q against him for alleged maltrea tmeut
q patients under his coptroi
the beard Of control will hear every
ming Dr. Lockhart has to say In his owf
behalf. but those. who are on ths inside
~ That Ms usefulness has been destroy
"a and that for the good Of the instifutior
be Will have to be dropped -
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mi Take Coal FFon Tacoma e
San Franchise.

Asss AoAS NO0A ER0n Tacoma Co
San Franchise.
elecial Dispatch TO the P0ss.Tntelligeucer.
TACOMA. May 22.-'The bark Theohald.
~ - tons. Capt Cameron. which has beS
u9ng at Port TOWnsend for several
nonths. has been purchased By John 10.
eenfeld. the San Francisco coal desler, for
40 This 10 considered q very gaod bu5
e hosenfclds part. a. ne sold the Thee
MD for 3, 90 about ffteen months nxo to
. party Of New York klondikers who
PINNED q cooperative company. They
leaded the heobald with supplies 1T Seat
~ ana had her fitted up to- carry eighty
naad OF cattle. At the last moment II was
!oand the cattle could not be obtained.
Eaehtysfve tickets 20 Skaxway were then
eod 81 reduced rates. each passenger be-
lng ehIpped - q member OF the crew. to
AVOID the shipping regulations The bark
van then towed TO 6ka9way and on her
return made several trips to San Franc SEQ
carrying GOAL. A disagreement h said 10
have occurred smoag the Theohali's own
en- which caused them to sell her hack
70 kosenfeid Tor the small amount named
me bark arrived here last night from Port
Townsend, and viii load !. 80 tons OF Ros-
pn coal for Fan Francisce. She WILL not
% permitted to carry full cargo OF I $40
tons. The bark n very old, but AZ she is
supplied with steam pumps and the winds
are I'm her favor, there IL ronefdercS4 10 he
no danger In her voyage south. IL will not
cc surprising II she ID sold In San Fran.
cisco To some enthusiastic party OF god
seekers headed for Cape Nome.
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WRIT OF MANDATE DENIED,
Judge Mcdonald Need Not Return to
seattle 20 sign = Statement
of Fact.

OLYMPIA. May ys~-in denying the APP
pstca;snn for writ % mandate I'm the case
81 The state ~ rel. vs.. Judge William A
Mcdonald. Of the superior court Of Whit
man county. the supreme eo8rs passed on
called NJ fer decision. Judge MrDensis
had asfegsed 20 the facts In a case hressgne
~ s:e~erxe and Nellie Naiour setgsrc the
Superior eourt ~ King county. anss res4rv-
ed his Judgment antE after ne sss return
~ 10 Waitms county The application
MAS made "a have him cone 30 King cnun
n So certify 70 a statement Of facts in the
case The supreme eoart decides TIA, he
reed noe 10 SO
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ATTORNEY GENERALS DECISION.


Special Dispatch to fhe Post Inteliigence-
OLYMPIA. May .e-Assis,ant Attorney
General Vance has decided that a county
commissioners IL not entitled to ten cent
annie mileage. In addition to the - day
allowed him while In attendance upon
county commissioners meetings.
Other opinions handed down by Mr.
Vance today are I'm reply TO asquery from
e. r. Whittiesey. treasurer OF King coun J..
~. on the revenue law. as TO whether an
1897 certificate holder can be made TO re-
deem prior county certificates before next
November. Mr.. Vance holding he cannot
In the case Of county certificates, but ne
can. before November l. redeem prior GER
{ifcate~ issued 20 individuals and after
November ! subsequent purchaser must
be- required 10 redeem all outstanding oes-
Vance holds further that till such time an
the subsequent purchaser applies for judg
menf. he cannot be made TO pay prior coun-
~ certificates.
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SPECIAL nwnafrh % TIRE Peg rrs. ssytsercer
Sol TIA BEND, MAJ ..-Is "a uDx an
sseSred fsrs taat Henry Hewitt. AZ Taco
es5As ard MIR. E~nr~sf. ~ san Francisco
have 6srsdesf OF a lavA sia- for a psagEs NIL.
ard zFAs naal GA Nsyrh river. tass north
10 This city. They are associated wssh sx-
pert paper us~n 81 Wisconsin and sie~r~
To ssss en- u arst-eksss plant here 10 work
~ ire spruce whtrh ~ - rseasttui tn this
sste near TIE nseosa of that stream. uAlch
wsia . dan above. VII furnish thew 3
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destroyed during the battles with the In
surgents Quite a number of the Waah.
tngton volunteers made finds OF from elc0
TO 81, COO OF course. Il wasn't like finding
money In a god standard country. for the
coins OF the down-tr0dden Philippine
tie over 50 cents on the dollar. However.
even with the discount Of. the boys who
made the pick-ups considered themselves
lucky