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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
CARE NOT FOR FACTS.
Senate Very Promptly Tabled Mr. Petit.
Crews Inquiries.
ALLOWED Him 10 MAKE A STATEMENT
they Debated the Currency Bili--A
Small Attendance Caused by the
Warrington Exercises.

Wn.hineton, December 14.-fhc
ssnnte, by a decisive vote and prnc-
tticalIy without discussion, laid on
the table the Pettiarew resolution
of inquiry rs TO whether OF not the
United states forces had recognized
the Filipino insurpent fiRE and had
turned over spanish soldiers to tho
insurgents.
1t agreed to the house Christmas re-
cess resolution and agreed to meet tomor-
row to receive reports on the composition
OF its committees for this congress.
Mr.. Pettlgrew's Philippine resolution
came up In the regular order.
Mr.. Chandler moved to lay the resolu-
tion on the table and refused Mr.. Petit
CREWS request to withdraw the motion.
There was, however, no objection to an
explanation by Mr.. Pettigrew, and he
spoke briefly, saying that his only pur-
pose was to ascertain whether certain
newspaper statements concerning the rec
ognition given Aguinaldo's forces by our
feet in Manila bay in the summer OF 1898
We're true. He said the statement had
been made repeatedly that vessels bearing
the Philippine flag had passed in and out
of the harbor at that time and the flag
had been saluted on different occasions
by the American forces He had never
seen contradiction OF this report and he
considered 1t important TO know whether
Ii was based upon fact He had also seen
frequent statements to the effect that at
one time our forces had turned over pris-
oners. taken in battle In Subig Bay. to
1fa-g.s 4. A
many others would like to know the facts
and circumstances under which they oc-
CURED. He therefore considered the reso-
luton proper one and hoped Mr.. Chand-
ler's motion to lay on the table would not
prevail.
Mr. Chandler replied that every word
of the resolution and speeches made upon
it would be cabled to Manila. For this
reason he hoped that the resolution would
be proslptly disposed Of The motion to
lay on the table was carried, yeas Al, nays
20 as follows:
feas-Aldrich. Allison. Beverage, Car,
ter. Chandler, Clark (Wyo.), Deboe,
Depew, Elkins. Fairbanks, Foraker, Frye.
Gallinger, Gear Hanna, Hawley Kean
Lindsay, Lodge, Mcbride. MeComas Me-
Cumber. McEnery, McLaulin, Mcmillan,
Nelson. Perkins. Plat Comm, PIatt IN
-. Pritchard. Ross Scott, Sewell Shoup.
spooner, Stewart. Thurston, Wellington.
Wetmore. Wolcott--41.
Noes--Bacon. Bate. Berry Butler. Clay.
Cockrell Harris. Heitfeld, Hoar. Jones
tArtl. Kenney Money. Pettigrew, Pettus,
Rawiins. sullivan, Taliaferro, Tillman,
Turley. Vest--20.
After brief executive session the senate
agreed to the house resolution for Christ
mas holiday adjournment from December
20 until January 3.
On motion of Mr.. Foraker. the senate at
los O'Clock adjourned out OF respect to
the memory OF the late Representative
Danford OF Ohio
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WEATHER lNfoRAIIlal
Weather bureau Sent q, ri

weather Bureau Sent o., q.
lions Of Free,e
Galveston, Texas, Decenb,r d
thousand messages were cent Il \
here today. some by telesi,pA. n
mail and some by telephone xs,phi
ters and others of a sudden dion 1 ;
perature. The messages 20 % d, ?
region from Galveston to PronN
leo. They read as follows: Il
Much colder weather IA
northerly winds indicated = \
Gulf of Mexico and Yucstsa I
pernture Will fall to freed,GI
night to the Texas coast linz.
From what the weather huraa \
say the Dakotas and MSa.siss s., {; /
mer resorts today. The mercurJ I'D
to drop out Of the thermome,ai u 4
and has succeeded In getting helm |
This cold snap comes from Dakota Z
South Texas this morning. Atm
the mercury registered Sc hen, NJ
cold wave did such active buarasu
II o'clock the record was 30. ~ wi
is is the doctor OF the Weithx u
town says it will just about get 1, 4
ing here tonight, but 1t will pruAih|
burst water pipes.
The indications are that the aldssI
OF this particular cold wave viii 4
tomorrow morning and that TIA !
begin to moderate. u
The warnings sent out to he y
are to truck farmers, sugar plnin|
others interested in the cultivatlM I
ishable products. AS q conseauus||
the warnings there were busy tlna I
sugar plantations today and toalIf
ting and storing cane.
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THE HOUSE,
Debatr on The Currency RniI Con-
tines Daily.

"""H'n %" me currency Bun Con-
tines Daily.
Washington, December 1.-the debate
on the currency bill in the house TODAY
was tame and prosalc. The attendance
both In the galleries and on the floor was
light and none of the speeches made at
tracted special attention MIR. siblcy
tDem, PENN who has publicly announced
ms change of views on the money cues
tion and who it was thought might vote
Tor the bill stated that he would vote
against it, Mr.. Thayor (Dem. Mass.) was
the only member of the opposition who
made speech for the bill today The
other speakers today were Messrs Crum.
packer lind); Lowering (Massl, Olu-
stead tPennl. McCleary (Minn1. Bou-
tele (lll), and Graft Qlll republicans in
iGvor OF me bill, and Cox renn.l. Lewis
tGa.), Lanham tTeX.l. Sibley (PennI
Burke tTexas), Terry tArk.), Ball TEX
asl, Gilbert tky,), Smith (Ky) Berry
tky-l, Atwatcr n. CO, and Jett en- J,
democrats, against H..
Owing 10 the Washington memorial SER
vices at Mount Vernon the attendance at
todays session was very small.
Mr.. Cox (Tenn.), WHO was the ranking
member OF the banking and currency COM
mittee In the last congress, opened the
debate in opposition to the currency bill.
He paid his respects TO Mr. Grosyenor,
whom he characterized as the spokesman
or the administration on the floor. He
was most adept representative of the
chief executive, he said. for when he
was placed in hole he never experienced
the least difficulty in getting out
uaughterl
Mr.. Lanham (Texas), opposing the bill
said 1t was In effect proposition to
change the character OF the obligations OF
debtors without their consent
When Mr.. Sibley (Penn.) arose to speak
much interest was manifested owing TO
the report that he had changed his views
upon the silver question. Mr. Slbley,
however. disappointed his audience. He
had risen to say thai he proposed 10 print
his views in the record He had been
offered time by the republicans. but as
he had spoken against the republican
candidates IN twenty-seven States in 1896
he did not desire to accept favors at their
hands. On the other hand he did not de-
sire to embarrass the democrats by ac-
cepting thirty-tive minutes they had ten
sdered him He would vote syainst the
pending bill, he said, but he did not en-
tirely agree with the Views OF members
OF the minority side.
Mr.. Bailey IN. j. and Mr. Burke (Tex-
asl opposed the bin ana Mr. Lowering
tMass.) and Mr.. olmstead PENN sup
ported It.
Mr.. Terry (Ark) said the bill would
cnnsummate the conspiracy OF the gold
syndicate against the plain people The
democrats IN this fight stood against cor
porate and banking greed
Mr.. Ball (Texas) said that In order IN
support this bill almost every republi-
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LOCAL.

The South Texas Medical association
adJourns after enjoying banquet.
Doings at the Auditorium and the In
dustrial annex.
A magnificent flower parade
Meeting of Texas truck growers.
The sewer bonds are not sold.
The centennial anniversary OF Wash
ingtons death celebrated by the Red
Men.
Meeting of the woman's Press assocla-
ton.
Serious aceidents-one young man will
likely die as the result.
Arthur Webb returns from the Phil
ippine war.
a good roads conference preparatory
TO tomorrow convention.
Meeting of Texas Tobacco Growers,
Concert and ball.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT N
STATE.

The supreme court has decided that tbs
fee law is constitutional and refused the
mandamus asked by Sheriff Clark.
w. b. Ransono of Houston was killed
at Galveston; his heart burst.
The weather bureau sent out predlc-
tons Of a freeze.
A steamship from Calcutta has been
held up to be thoroughly investigated be-
fore she Is permitted 10 land.
Perry Waggoner. negro, was given the
death penalty for a murder committed
inside the walls of the Rusk penitentiary.
Jury has been secured in the Matthews
murder case and the testimony gone into.
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WASHINGTON.

The Texas school fund cases are up for
argument in the supreme court.
Mr.. Bailey will today speak against the
gold standard bill; BALL, Burke Lanham
ord against 1t.
southern republicans are working hard,
but MIR. Payne says the committee viii
adopt his resolution.
The confirmation of appointments was
announced from an executive session of
tho senate.
The Samoan treaty between the United
States. England and Germany was made
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
THE TRANsvAAL.

General French had skirmish with
1900 Beers Wednesday, loss was not
heavy.
Admiral Beresrord insists that not
enough troops are being sent to Africa.
The Herald's London special says all
Britain is alarmed and large reinforce
ments will be sent Immediately from
England and India
The losses in recent battles are reported
as being very heavy and there is mourn
ing in England
The London press is beginning to dis
cuss the poor service being rendered by
certain branches OF tho war department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
FINANCIAL PANIC AvEHrEp.
Boston Clearing House Assists the
Globe National Bank.

Globe National Bank.
Boston, Mass. December 14.-The Bos-
ton Clearing House association, represent
ing the National banks of this city, today
voted to issue s3,500,oO0 in special clearing
house certificates TO enable the Globe Ma
tlonal bank to tide over the difficulties
in its finances which have existed for
some time. After this action it was an
nounced at the clearing house that the
bank would be able to continue without
further trouble 1t Is generally consid-
cred that by Its action the clearing house
management nyerted panic, as the tying
up of about Ss00o.00O of deposits held by
the Globe bank would have been a very
serious thing. by today's vote the assets
OF the Globe bank will be turned over to
the clearing house. 1t is improbable that
any loss will be incurred by the banks
concurring in the vote. but the method
taken insnres that II there is any such
loss 1t viii be subdlvided among 50 many
that the share OF each will be Insignia
cant.
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DosIEs'8,.'

The Tooth anniversary OF the death OF
George Washington was celebrated at Mt.
Vernon with imposing ceremonies. tho
Masons and Red Men officiating and an
address by President Mckinley.
Tho Federation of Labor endorsed the
boycott.
The Civil Service Reform League at
tackled McKinlev's administration.
The government has rested its case In
the trial OF the Elephant Butte dam at
Las Cruces and the defense has begun
testimony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
GERMAN INFLUENCE
Hns Been Extended Over Turkey in
Marked Manner.

Hns Been Extended Over Turkey in n
Marked Manner.
Berlin, December 14.-The Lokal An
zeiger has a special dispatch from Con-
stantinople announcing that the sultan has
issued an trade accepting the plans of the
German professor, Rieder. This indicates
a great gain in German influence in Tur-
key.
Prof Rieders plans embrace an I'M
mense hospital in connection with the
nearly finished military medical school,
where instruction modelled on the Ger
man university methods will be given.
They also call for a preparatory school,
where the sultan will make the daily study
of the German language obligatory for
FIVE years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
House DlIis Introduced

washington, December I4.--Among the
house measures introduced today were;
BY Mr.. Kitchen On. c)--Reducing the
TAX on snun and tobacco from IL to 2
cents compelling Telegraph companies to
pay the revenue stamp lax on dispatches
By Mr., Wilson (Ariz.) Admitting Ari-
IONA 10 Statehood
by Mr.. Jones (Wssh, ITO extend the
homestead law to the Philippines, so that
soldiers serving in the wars with Spain or
me philippines shall have the benefit OF
homestead settlement In the islands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
Snow I'm the Panha ndl..

Dallas, Texas, December lii-lR''
card that started last night ove' NJ
Texas increased in severity TO-DAY =
SHOWS are reported In the Indian l e
Oklahoma and the Texas Pannsnf
passenger trains entering Dallas ~
north and northwest tonight are ~
to five hours late and genera y,
seriously impeded. Cattle 10 y
handle ranges are suffering 1a
losses are reported.
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rrrry-sIxru CONGRESS.

The house continued the debate Of the
currency bill.
Representative Williams introduced a
resolution favoring independence for the
Philippines and providing for tho nses-
tigstion OF the Sulu treaty
The senate tabled Mr.. Pettgrew's reso-
luton regarding the agreement between
Dewey and Apminnldo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
EXPORT POINT.
of Gold for Europe
Can BE Expected.

EnGaRcmcn'S of Gold for Euronr
Can BE Expected.
New York. December l4.-The Evening
Post says 1t was reported in Wan street
this afternoon that the city bank would
snip gold to London by this week'a
steamer, Officers OF the bank. when asked
regarding the truth OF the report. refused
to confirm or deny it. Sterling BANKERS
familiar with the gold market here and
IN London said that in any case announces
ment of gold engagements for London
might be looked for within twenty-fous
hours.
Predictions OF gold exports we're made
opened this morning.
News OF Secretary Cages offer to an
ucipate the January interest with reported
receipts of interior money strengthened
sne ieeiing that gold would leave the
country in a few days, since money would
PROBABLY not rule high enough at this
center to prevent movement.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
RESOLUTIONS Regarding Pending In.
Dor Questions.

RESOLUTIONS Regarding Pending In.
Dor Questions.
Detroit, Mich, December i4-sentiments
OF the delegates to the American Fedora
ton OF Labor convention on various pend.
ing labor questions were declared today in
the adoption OF string of resolutions re-
ported by committees,
A resolution declaring for reduc-
ton of standing army to 10000 men
was adopt ID.
Other resolutions were adopted as fol.
lows: Urging state legislatures to outlaw
all kinds OF competitive convict labor;
against permitting slavery In the Ha-
waiian islands; reaffirming seamen's de-
mands; inviting the letter carriers TO az
filiate with the Federation.
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F., F. and v. Comp,,me,,.. -

Hearne. Texas, December 14.-ouits .
nun'per OF Hearneites. who have been in
houston during the Festival. have re-
ta,nsa and a number OF them have been
n.Iu 70 make very complimentary re-
mslAs ABOUT Houston and her midwintar
snu". One visitor to the Magnolia CITY
s'a mat the parade Tuesday night would
pe credit TO New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
List of Casualties.

London, December 1.-THE war office
mas received from General Gatacre the
following list OF casualties furnished by
correspondent who was permitted to
WISH the Boer camp with the chaplains ana
is believed to be reliable:
Second Royal Irish. ten killed thirty
two wounded
FIRST East Lancashires, one wounded.
Second Northumberland. twelve killed
twenty-seven wounded.
All the above wounded men are pris-
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Can Not DI.ch

New York. December 14.-The agent ne
cue steamers Ragusa and Roman Prince.
from sa brought about $4,000 bags of coffee
In which ~ a, are unable to secure lighters
=, nsnters Will not charter their craft to
un'oaa the vessels without Insurance and
INC marine underwriters refuse To- insure
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
sKIRMIsH WEDNESDAY.
General French Met Eighteen Hum
dred Beers

General French Met Eighteen Hun.
dred Beers.
London, December 1.-THE war office
has received the following dispatch from
General Forester Walker at Capetown:
General French wires under date OF
December 10, reporting skirmish at
O'Clock in the morning with 1900 Bosrs,
who were advancing southwark toward
Naauwpoort. The skirmishing continued
all the morning, the Beers lighting on
front of fourteen miles. The enemy re-
tired with loss of forty killed and
wounded. Our casualties were one killed.
seven wounded, including one officer, and
two missing"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
Mobiliration Of Troon.

London. December 1.-THE war office
'nis evening made the following annouce-
mens The sixth division has been mob
ilized and four battaiions OF this division
WIN have been embarked by Sunday. The
government has also approved of the i'm
mediate mobilization Of the seventh d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
MANIFESTATIONS in Afternoon.

New York, December 14.-After a ex>
tended conference this afternoon between
Kid Mccoy, Peter Maher and their man
ayers, 1t was announced that they had de-
termined to have the Maher Mccoy fight
take place at the Coney Island Athletic
club on New Years afternoon at o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
A nIixznrd al Texarksi''

Texarkana, Texas, December Va
rife blizzard, the first Of tns "
upon this section. Since this CO.,
thermometer has been at Y ~
almost storm strength. The wsa'ns
most of the people unpreparsd.
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RAILR DADS.

People OF Brennan will hustle to secure
the H., b. and n. road.
Surveying corps OF the Union Contra.
(projectcd) has rcachor Fairfield.
Wooten of Dallas will ask the governor
to include double headers in his call
for special session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15
Nattona1Lcngue Meeting.

New York, December 1.-THE National
league magnates are making such SLOW
progress with the work before them that
their meeting is certain to last all week,
and it is suggested that many of the most
important questions may have to go over
until the spring meeting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

Cotton futures made slight gain. as a
result of better Liverpool advIces
Heavy offerings We're thrown on the
market and brokers were bold.
Wheat corn and oats were strong; pro-
visions were weaker
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Furry of SNOW at p !, 4
Denison. Texas, December ~
blizzard of the winter rea'les I, 4
with a furry of snow; there -
freeze tonight.
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Representative Overstreet of Indiana, in
charge of the financial bill now under con-
sideration in the house. said today that
the informal canvass thus far made
showed that the bill would pass on the
final vote next Monday by majority of
about thiriy-six in case the full strength
of both sides was present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

To Cure La Grippe !. 4. ~
Take Laxative Bromo ouinls' e. Nh I,
druggists refund the n 'oousiisil n Y
cure. e. w. Groves s'kns'%
box. Is cents.
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s,e.t and snow at DesisA

sTeet anu oHU" ~
Denton, Texas, December ~
sleet and snow of the season + \.
this morning, The fall follo vs. :, y I
est spell OF weather OF lns p
weather warmer tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

No two people sIe ,,snpef, .sS
disease IN tie same patcssis1 q
TWO people should 4. p sso1susisis,t.,,x !
sense Of the word..n,s u ~
stu died out years "a ,mpfsse Y y
hospital practIse, , sIG i Is ~.
upon constantly eu .hs most -
twenty yesrs OF W ssrisliSi
enjoyed BY any III "a W. ~
due TO this indiyiaus,t =
pr. Hathavs ,yay R. q s'sls
BY y siH, EwTox HAIL
Dr.. Hathsrsxn
2Ov p. Alamo fis'-'
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BRIEF WAR ITEMS.

L London. December 14ZTbe Rrit,.h No..
n n nor any Of the reliable papers have
nenru anything OF the relief OF Ladysmith,
fohored on the stock exchange.
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ist n n. December H.--Speaking at n union-
R s ree.ng In Hackney. London, this eyeninr
tna ar ADMIRAL Lord Charles Beresford l.aia
for war 'G mord ago tod the secretary Of state
ment was not sending enough troons st ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

The Peruvian congress has approved the
treaty of extraditlon recently negotiated with
the United States.
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Six witnesses are expected to arrive here
Monday next to testify against Mr. Roberts.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

washington, December 1.-THE senate to-
dav confirmed large number of appointments
in the civil service. among them j. II, john
son and ii. l.. Washington to be consuls.
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Secretary Hay has informed the senate that
he has no recent information of proposed
sale of Galapagos islands to any European
power.
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SPORT.
COMMERCIAL.

A prize fighter was killed by knock
out blow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-15

%ess December 1.-THE queen has se,,
Of General General W W deep sympathy to the widow dow
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1t is expected that Governor General Wood
will leave for Cuba Saturday.
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ch nolehn1o. Marquee, December 14.-Winston
ehurcn'ii has escaped from Pretoria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-02-10

e~The President has commutee
the sentence of the court martial il
Gen. Egan's case from dismissal
from the army-the unanimou.
verdict OF the court-to suspension
from rank and duty for six years
This will enable him to draw his
salary as Brig. Gen. for the six
years without earning it by doing
any work, and then to be reinstated
a few days before the age limit for
retiring him on half-pay for life.
Verify, verify its good thing to
have the friendship Of a political
partisan in high place-even if few
hundred private soldiers are poison
ed to death 10 give some contractors
good chance to loot the public
treasury. If a private soldier had
been convicted as Gen. Egan was.
would have been promptly shot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-02-10

In the matter of the estate of John
Seitz. deceased.
In the Dubois Circuit Court, March
term. 1898.
Notice l. hereby given that Jacob Neu-
kan administrator with will annexed of
the estate of John Seitz, deceased, has
presented and filed his account and
vouchers in final settlement of said
estate, and that the same will come
up for examination and action of
said Circuit Court, on the 18th day
OF March, 1899, at which time all
heirs, creditors, or legatees of said es-
tate are required to appear in said Court
and show cause. if any there be. why
said account and vouchers should not be
approved. And the heirs of said estate
are also hereby required at the time and
place aforesaid, TO appear and make !
proof of their heirs!sip.
JACOB NEUKAM,
Administrator. i
rRAYLoR 4 HUNTER, Attorneys.
Feb. 10, lsyg-2t'