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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder W. c. Carver OF Plain city.
Weber Co, arrived home on the 10th Of
this month from the missionary field
In tho South. lie was set apart ON the
18th OF Aus. 1897, and labored twenty
one months In the South Alabama, and
the remainder Of the time In mo East
kentucky conference. He states that
no enjoyed good health and met with
fair success,
Z Elder william Guild OF Piedmont
Wyoming, called at the News" office
on Tuesday. Oct. 10, and stated that he
was set apart for a mission 20 Germany
ON the 2bth Of July. 1895. He labured
principally In Berlin and Stettin, and
returned home on the Goth OF April, this
year.
Elder J. II. Erickson OF Murray, Salt
Lake county, returned home on the pth
OF this month. from n mission TO the
state OF Ohio, FOR which he was set
apart on the gsth of April, 1891. lie pre-
sided over the conference since the
g5th OF March. last, and states that Il
Is In a good condition. II was trans
ferred 10 the Southern States mission
ON the 10Th OF August, The Elders are
meeting with good success there.
k~~Elder ]. u. bradshaw OF Statewide.
Weber Co, was set apart on the 22nd
81 sept, 1887, FOR missionary work, and
waa subsequently assigned 10 the
southern Illinois conference. He says
he mad poor heulth the last year. but
otherwise he enjoyed his experiences IN
the mission field.
Elder william Chapman Of American
| Fork. Utah county, was set apart on tn
| eith OF MAY, 1881, for mission 90 th'
Society Islands. lie remained Their
| ,l.rht.rn months but owing to faillnf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
CERTIFICATES
OF
ORDINATION

The News" now has In readiness
certificates OF ordination 10 the Lesser
Priesthood The form has been APP
proved BY the presidency OF the salt
Lake stake. and sample copies viii be
sent free 10 quorums IN any other
Stakes desiring them. The certificates
are conveniently bound In book form
and ahould be In the possession OF all
wards and ouoruma.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14
SYL. LAW. JR.
W. j. FIFE


Alderman. chootaw CO.. Oct. 7, 1899.
To the Editor;
In March. 1898. | received "A call 10 a
mlsalon 10 tho Southern States, which !
freely accepted. After arranging my
business Affairs / atarted In company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

time Elder Chapman says he enjoyed
his mission and met with fair success.
he was az no time feeling
strong physically. He returned home
on tho nth OF this month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Elder ID. l.. Burt OF brigham city.
Utah. was Get apart on the 18th OF May.
1885, for mission to the Southern
states. lie returned on the 10Th Of
September, last. after having lnborcd
In Eastern Tennessee. East Kentucky.
and North Kentucky conferences. lie
enjoyed HIS mission, he eays. but ow-
ing to poor health, he was honorably
released 60 return home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Elder A. q. Bowman. ~ ogden, was
oct apart on the 9Th OF April, 1891, Tor
a mission 20 California, and returned
on the a0th OF september, last He
visited Los Angeles, San Francisco,
oakland and Sacramento. where he
presided tho last part OF hin mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-14

Eldor y F0rr ~ Dublnn, MeNlco,
was among the visitors OF the Con-
ference. He called AT the News" Of
Zee and stated that he returned home
on the 20th OF July last. from a mission
TO the West Pennsylvania conference
In the Eaatcrn States. where he met
with much success. The mission, h.
Gays, has been very prosperous the
last two years. and although the num-
Der Of baptiamA has not Increased
much. investigators have become moro
numerous. owing parity 10 the agita-
ton OF the enemles. Elder FAIR waa
sot apart for his mission on the 23rd Of
June. 1897.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

roles Of several grand operas which
have been presented in English at that
house. Miss Golden for years was one
of the most prominent comic opera fig
Gres in America, but her ambition was
not satisfied, and a year or so ago she
resigned from the Castle Square COM
pany to go to Paris, where she put
herself under the instruction Of the
worlds greatest vocal masters. She
returned home a short time ago, fully
equipped, as matters turned out, for the
best sort of work in grand opera.
Miss Golden is a New York girl who
is generally regarded as being reason
ably certain before long to attain the
distinction attached to connection with
the Metropolitan Opera Company con-
Quoted by Maurice Grau, and, If she
should ever have the opportunity, there
need be no fear that sne will fall short,
for allied to her charms of person and
voice, she possesses the indefatigabie
spirit which so greatly makes for sue
cess in the profession she has chosen.
Miss Golden's good sense has been am
ply demonstrated on numbers Of oc>
casions when she has had the moral
courage to resist tempting offers to
star at the head of a company bearing
her name. She had made grand opera
the goal of her ambition, and she has
succeeded in reaching it in spite OF the
discouragements inseparable from a
stage career.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
nnjGzzeMz1;11s
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NEW YORK, October q.
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.

adam Bede" has been dramatized.
Wilson Barrett is to revive Henry
""
Wyndham is to revive Pinero's farce,
Dandy Dick"
The Bostonians have shelved "The
Smugglers of Badayez."
Frohman is to produce the dramat1za-
ticn of David Harum."
Mrs. James Brown Potter is to APP
pear in a dramatic Cinderella
The Rev. Father Felix has written
play, THE Shepherdess of Lourdes."
Leoncavallo is TO collaborate with
Emperor William, of Germany, in an
opera.
The receipts for Eleanora Buses ten
performances in Berlin amount to $780,
600, which was unprecedented there.
Because he discovered Edna May,
London capitalists have raised S5,000,-
600 for Manager Lederer's proposed en-
terprises.
Two women recently acted Hamlet in
Vienna. One of these was Sara Bern
hardt and the other Adele Sandrock,
who aspires among German-speaking
actresses to hold a place with Nine.
Bernhard.
"rhe Christian did not score hit in
London. The other semi-religious play
"The Sign of the Cross, is said to have
been witnessed in London by 1885,
600 persons in the course of its travels
around the world.
The ballet in Pakerewiski's opera will
last more than half an hour. The story
Is of the conflict Of two races-the
Slavonie people and the gypsies. The
hero is a gypsy, while the heroine is
a Slav.
Fred Whitney is to produce "The
Greek Slave" once the late Augustin
Days property, and also Quo Vadis," "
as dramatized by Stanislaus STANCE. In
the cast of the musical comedy will be
Dorothy Morton and Hugh Chilvers.
In Frisco last week new comic
opera was produced This is THE
Conspirators, the music by H. ]. Stew
art and the libretto by Clay II. Greene
The scene is laid in Spain in the six
teenth century, and the plot is reported
to be amusing.
The Henry Irving company will open
in tRobespierre" at the Knickerbocker
theatre. New York, October 80, and con-
tinue to November 20, when they will
open in Boston. They will play In
tWenty-one cities in the United States
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

the quality offered viii be the best in
the theatrical profession. Crowded
houses are assured. The company will
present the following repertoire: Mon
day night, Land of the Living"
Tuesday night, Fire PATROL" Wednes-
day night, 1.-TWO Orphans" Thursday
night, Brooklyn Handicap" Friday
night, Ring of Iron;" Saturday night,
Falsely Accused" Daily matinees
will commence Tuesday. There win be
a change of specialties and handsome
costumes at every performance.
Mr.. Robert Downing, whose nation
ally known creation of the Gladiator"
will live in the traditions Of the stage,
will make a most interesting and rad
ical departure in stepping from the
realms of the classic to become Sam
Hickey in the new pastoral play dis
covery, IAN Indiana Romance" Mr..
Downing believes in radical departures.
He believes in hitting the nail squarely
upon the head, and realizing that the
present generation has became tired OF
moss-grown Evolutionary plays, has
avoided the mistake of edging into a
new field by the easy, gradual stages OF
the romantic drama and the problem
play, and has leaped ahead Of all COM
petitors in the new school Of worthy
American drama, with character that
is original and absolutely new to the
stage, and play the like OF which has
never been written. His rendition OF
the famous character Is destined to be-
come one OF the notable creations OF
this decade. He will appear at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee in IAN Indiana Ro-
nance"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
PLEA FOR STATEHOOD.
Governor Murphy. of Arizona Rsnews Els
Arguments Ia Hls Report.

Arguments Ia Hls Report.
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Gover-
nor Murphy. of Arizona, in his annual
report to the Secretary Of the Interior,
renews his plea for Statehood, saying
it has been denied to Arizona because
of sectional prejudice, ignorance, inn
aginary partisan policy and selfish
ness" Other recommendation are for
cession of all the public lands within
Arizona to the Territory or State, pend
ing which the Territory should be
authorized to lease the grazing lands;
the survey of all lands within the Ter
ritory, especially the railroad grants,
for taxing purposes; the establishment
of a mint or assaying Office there;
amendment to the act Of June OF, 1866,
as to right of way for the Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad Company so to per-
NIT the taxing of track and superstruc-
lures on the right of way; increase of
salaries of the federal judges; creation
of fifth judicial district; creation by
Congress of a commission of ethnolog-
ical and archaeological research in Ari-
zona. and Congressional appropria-
ton to pay the governors and seere-
taries of Territories the salaries al
lowed them by law.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
. -
WHEN ALL IS OVER.

The fete is over
Was it worth the days Of worry,
The work and all the hurry,
That / might shine the star,
Just for one brief h0ur2
Then ali be over?
The game is over.
Was II worth the anxiety,
Did Ii help society.
To sacrifice my pride,
just TO win the prize
When il was over?
The proposal is over
Was Il worth these tattered flowers
Ny nervous fingers shower
Upon the spot he stood
Sorry that IL should
SO soon be over?
Loves dream IS over.
Was 1t worth the delusion wrought,
All the scalding tears Il brought
The crushing blow il dealt
Which now Is keener felt,
Since all Is overE
The parting IS over.
Was Il worth the deceit and guile,
The effort to force the smile
Vast worth our veli-piayed parts.
When it broke two throbbing hearts
When it was over?
Life Is over.
Was ii worth the grief. the pafn.,
The greed for puny gain
The aim to hold ard save,
When 1t ends al the grave
When life is over?
Death Is over.
was II worth all the thinking,
Tire fears and all the shrinking,
When all IS EFF behind,
For what Is now divine,
After all IS over.
Eternity Is here.
Is II worth the prayers prayed,
To feel all the love displayed
For even such as II
Here. where it nE-er dies.
And II never OVER
CHARLES EMERSON MPEEK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
MAINS ON TRIAL.
A Murder Case That is Attracting Much
Attention.
,g Much

Ns1"O
Attention.
Special to the Register.
CENTRAL CITY, W. Va, October 2S.
The trial of Anthony Manns, who. it is
charged, murdered his father-in-law,
DR.. Harris, at Ieager. Mcdowell coun-
ty, several weeks ago, is now in pro-
gress at WEIGH and is attracting wide
attention. Manns is making a plea of
self-defense. The trial will not be
concluded before the middle Of next
week.
Harris was one of the leading physi-
clans of the N. & w. coal fields.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
GRANTED AN AUDIENCE.

ROME, October 2s.-The Pope yes
terday gave an audience to the Very
Rev. S. F. Chatard, Bishop Of Indian
apolis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
Nt1scrIIANEors-

American Cotton Oh..-..,.....s..,.-.'' sos
Do preferred 49,. .+-..-.'.--''''- 1890 g9sSyt
American Mating .,....-. .s'''f'''''''' 80 80 .
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Do preferred ...-..s,..s ssss's''s*'.sftf - :
American Steel and Wire-...........'. 3i7s
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American Tin Plato ...........-...' ".'.'' =, "a
DO preferred .....,,... .s~''''-.s..t''', ee55st
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Continental Tobacco .............'.-s+'.. y,
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Federal steel ...s.... '''--''t'''s -
Do preferred ......s.. '..@.'-'''''''''' &c "
General Electric ......''.- .''''''+-'''''sstt y
National Biscuit ..t-......+ .-s''t''.t''' ~
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PaCffe Mail ....s.....t -s.s+.'ss''' --f't's
People'a Gas ...s.t+.ss .ts-s"t-f - "
Republic Iron and Steel ..............'. q p
DO preferred ....-... ''t-''..''''.'''' 80 Y
Sugar .....,.. .,....... .-..-.-'-s.'-'''-
Tennessee Coal and iroh.,....-.''.,..'..ldd 70
Western Union ........t,. .'.'...-..''''' -
Total sales. 20, so shares.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
MINING STOCKS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI one solid week commencing Monday.
Oct 30 daily matinsses. eF4l3g Iaea-
T. a reuertoire ~ standard and popular
I ~ Monday night. Land Of tbe Living"
Night prices 10, - ana ~ cenis'
Matinee prices, 70 and % cents
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS

GRAND OPERA HODSE-one solid
week. aubrey Dramatic Company, IN rep
Land OF tie Living
OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY and Saturday
and matinee Robert Downing, In AN In
diana Romance.
Little Irene Myers and the very cap
able company with which her manager
has surrounded her, closed the banner
popular priced repertoire engagement
at the Grand Opera House last night,
breaking all former records for week.
Such a result is not achieved without
merit in these days of intense compe
tition, when the theatre-going public
displays so much discriminating taste.
Manager Myers has solved the problem
of high class productions at popular
prices, but the major share of tho
credit for the remarkable business OF
the week is due to the magnetic powers
of the HiLsome and talented little stsT.
who is rot vet eleven years Of age. She
is not an autcmaton, but an artist, dis
playing marvellous conception and
equally remarkable execution. This
child has a bright future, which will
be realized unless she is broken down
by overwork, a contingency which
seems improbable in view OF the fact
that she is eager and willing and never
complains of fatigue. Irene Myers is
destined to become one of the most
popular actresses upon the American
stage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

At the Grand for solid week, COM
mencing Monday night, viii be the old
favorites, Victor Morley and Lillian
Bayer. The engagement of the Aubrey
Dramatic Company will be an import
ant event, for it is an organization COM
posed of the best talent in the profess
sion and repertoire. There are also
clever speciality players to add much
to the performances. The company
appears in only the successful dramas,
comedies and farces that have been ia
vorites in big cities and which always
draw big audiences. In view of the
prices-10, 20 and 80 cents-the per-
formances will he rare in this place, for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

AtcnlSon ,.....s..s.. ~..ss.sss.sss-.s.sss.s -
DO preferred ......-..., .,....s..-.-.. 10 y
Baltimore and Ohio -.....,.......,....,. 55i 1
Canadian Paciic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a0fS
Chesapeake and Ohio ................,., gis
Chicago Great Western. .,,.,........,... 1919
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy .,..,.. .l5SSt
Chicago and Eastern Illinois. ........., g6ta
Chicago and Northwestern .......,....llQ
Delaware and Hudson. ...,.......,.,,,..l .sfs
Delaware, Lacha wanna and western. .lsl
Erie 1900. ..,..-...... ..t,.s......'''.' - =
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Great Northern preferred ........,....,lt i9t
Lake Erie and Western................. 1872
Lake Shore .......a. .,-..............''..lys
Louisville and Nashville ..-...'..''..''' II
Manhattan l. ......-... .--.''.'s.'''''''tt - .
Metropolitan Street Railway. ..,...... l9ils
Missouri Pacinc 81 2
New Jersey Central .,.....'.t''''''.'.'. - ?
New York Central .-.,..,....'...''''.''Iss LOSS
Northern Paci1ic ......... ......ss''''.- W =
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Pennsylvania .-...s. ss.'s.' sFs"''+t''' ~. H., =
Reading ....t..,-. ....,.....s..'...'''''.. ~ =
10 first preferred ......... ...s...'..'. ~
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Do preferred. ...r..... .....'''s.''.''.''
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wheeling and Lake Erie..........,.',..' ~ a
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

1t was a week Of excellent patronage
at both houses. THE Highwayman"
took the honors in this respect at the
Opera House. 1t was very satisfac-
tory production Of the opera, in every
sense of the word. The spectacular
pantomimic production of "Humpty
Dumpty'' was really excellent, and will
be accorded a better reception upon
the occasion of the next visit Of the
company. "A Wise Woman" was pre-
sented by cast numbering exactly half
a dozen players, but it gave general sat
isfaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

Grace Golden, the sweet faced and
talented young prima donna soprano
of the Castle Square Opera Company,
attached to the American Theatre, CT
this city, has just enjoyed the most
signal triumph of her thoroughly
worthy career in the principal female
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

1t is reported along the Rialto that
farce which has made a great hit at
the Palais Royal. Paris, will shortly be
presented in this city, the American
rights having been secured a couple Of
weeks ago by a local manager. This
farce is said to go the limit in the mat
ter of indelicacy. and if the suggestion
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-05
PERSONAL.

Prof. W. h. Miller leaves tonight for
Denver.
The Rio &rande diners will be put. on
the road about June 10th.
The carnival. reception and ball OF ID
T. Clark and family occurs tonight.
Georgia up to Date" is the next at
traction at the Park opera house next
Saturday.
The rain of Saturday sfternoon and
night did great good throughout the
valley.
Mr.. W. M. Tudor, OF Denver has ac-
cepted a position with the Lay & Garst
dry goods house.
Miss o. P. Quinn, OF Salt Lake City,
formerly resident of Grand Junction,
is visitor here.
Miss Martha Kippe has just returned
homo after ak months visit to her sis
ter Mrs. j. F. johnson OF Salida.
r. II. Brooks, Wells, Fargo, local
agent, arrived home Saturday evening
from hot Springs Ark.
There was a meeting Of the board OF
directors Of the High Line Mutual Irri-
CATION company today.
A preliminary meeting for the organi-
zation of a socialist labor party was held
in this city yesterday.
The W, F. White Hardware company
has purchased the Office furniture OF the
real estate office OF F. H. Pierce & Co.
John w. Thomas, clerk in the Sam
pliner store, leaves tomorrow morning
on a two weeks vacation. He will go to
Denver first.
II you want thoroughbred silver Wy
andotte eggs, from the best strain in
America for setting, Apply to Charles
A. Smith. 5 B rs
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-05
1UsIHDo0 LOCALS.

JIG. Glassford sells window awnings.
Good End hand Singer machine $500
at the Bargain House.
See that beautiful 112 piece dinner
set In the window of the Bargain House.
Handsomest and cheapest line Of
hammocks In the city at the Bargain
House.
Anderson's Bargain House-the cheap
est place in town to buy anything in the
line Of household goods.
Glance at our bargain counters and
see what little money will buy at the
Bargain House.
For SALE-3OO acres improved land
over 100 acres in Alfalfa, ~ miles from
city, 1866 inch water right, at $500 per
acre, on easy terms. Inquire Of
HENRY w. Ross,
51O1m Union Block.
We would be glad to see all our old
patrons at our new stand.
Andersons Bargain House.
We carry a full line OF second hand
goods stoves, ranges bedroom suits, book
cases, sewing machinee ETC., as we'll as
complete line Of new goods.
Anderson's Bargain House.
FURNITURE sALE-At private sale,
good bargains. Household goods, furni-
ture and piano. Inquire at Arthur's
drug store. 623
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR AND CAN-
vAssER WANTED-For "Western Colo
RADIO" the new Fruit, Farm and Sugar
Beet journal. Extra liberal commission
allowed competent man or woman. Call
on or address, w. e. PABoR. Manager.
Grand Junction, Colorado. 5 81
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-05

A snap In second hand bicycles for a
few days at Van & Flukes 336 Main
street. IL 3t
For RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. on White
street between Fourth and Fifth. Mrs.
e. English. 556
Last Saturday night while Frank Gill
more, a railway conductor, was setting
out car in the yards at West Glenwood
as he sprung the air hose the hose coup
ling few back and struck him in the
mouth, laoerating his tongue badly and
half severing it and making it necessary
was also severely bruised about the face.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-05
New Telephone System.

In place of the old automatic tele-
phones which are now in use in Grand
Junction, the Colorado Telephone Co.,
will change the system of telephoning,
to the new manual board system.
A central office will be established In
the Canon block, under the management
Of George S. Waldo, who has been ap-
pointed agent for this city.
Palisade and Fruita will be connected
to Grand Junction, thus saving many
trips to and from those towns.
The company expects to have the new
system in working order by August 1st.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-05
!! From Our fei9bbors +

Grand Junction and Denver are in the
same boat on the water question. When
the city at the forks gets to be ss big
as the Cherry Greek metropolis, it will
outrank that burg on water and tram
way fights, il we are to judge by the
start it is making.-Montrose Enter
prise.
Grand Junction is talking about a
Peach Day. What about our Apple
Day. Montrose Enterprise.
The Grand junction News speaks OF
fellow by the name Of Lee as being
one Of the chief war hens Of the state.
We've heard OF men Of war and war
bugs, but war hens is new one on us
Montrose Enterprise.
Il. T. Do Long, Grand Master Mason
Of Colorado, has, it seems to us, as good
conception OF what Free Masonry
really is, as anyone we ever heard talk
upon the subject Mr.. DeLong thinks
Masonry which is not Masonry OF the
heart, is of little benefit to a man or to
those about him. The true tenets OF
the organization must imbed themselves
in the hearts OF the members il the craft
becomes what it should be, he thinks
Montrose Enterprise.