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~ VILLAS q. smith.
SAN FRAvCIsCO, sept The Nippon
Naru arrived tonight from Hongkoux and
Yokohama via Honolulu The Associated
Press representative at Honolulu sends the
At the coming session OF congress Ha-
wall viii b represented by William o.
Smith. formerly attorney general OF this
eis Mr. smith 0e w aPpo onoSss o
the chamber Of commerce also
The project Of securing the emigration
e. isoerer TT, from the northern provincs 60, 81
up. Minister =. NJ Damon viii leave tbs
city for trip abroad on September .. and
will EXTEND HE Journey 70 Italy with the
idea or consulting with the government AT
Rome regarding the labor question. Minis
ter Damon goes well supplied with static
tics and IL prepared TO refate the stories
ands which have been cent out from GER
tain quarters with bad effect on the local
labor market. The matter Of settling the
bills for the maintenance OF Chinese who
were refused a landing has not been set
tied. The United States authorities have
consented 20 paw the salaries Of guards
furnished, and the Hawaiian government
has decided II II not responsible. The
matter VIII be referred TO the next Iegfs-
~tnre. The amount will hardly exceed
AN0.
The transport Senator arrived from San
Francisco August q After taking coal
che sailed for Manila last nixht- The yes
sells departure was fastened owing 20
row between some drunken soldiers and the
police.
The Hawaiian railroad, running from
Mshukona 10 Multi has been sold by the
Wilder Steamship Company 70 the Kohala
Sugar Company. The price stated IS
5000
Mrs. Inez Cowles met with n street ac-
cident August r. and received injuries
from which she fied twentv-four hours
later The deceased came here about five
months ago from Gslere Ill She leaves
an adopted son AZ San Matso. Cal.
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ovvICERs or REvoLUTloxisTs.
Provisional 0evesnmemt Formed -
the Repwb1ic 81 ssnsO Domingo.

0ANTO DOMINGO. Sept. 1.-The revo-
lutonists have formed tho following pro
varquex: minister OF tho interior. Jose
Brache: minister Of war. Ramon cacorcs.
minister Of foreign affairs, Domingo Fer
rtras. minister or finance, samuc. Moya
minister Of Justice, jose Manoei, minister Of
agriculture, Arturo 6cno: minister OF posts
and tslcsraphs. Jose 0uxman,
The seat Of the provisional government
up TO the present has been at Moca. There
was sorne disorder here. Tho residences OF
r.quex and that OF former Governor Plchar-
DO were stoned Nobody. however. was
injured. Henrlquex has resigned and u
II supposed that tho other ministers Will
do the same, \ committee composed u
n. Patlno. Mariana Castro and Aivora Loo
grone has been appointed to maintain or.
der.
Tho French warship cecilIe has left this
port.
The Dominican warnhip Restaura cion II
stiii on Inc rocks Il Macayis and win prob.
ably prove n total loss.
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NO AID ron rsE voLrSrErns.
Fssioa Government at soath OAK 0ta
Will Not Call = Special Session.

Er. PAUL, Sept. LA Pierre, g. D., Rpe.
cal 10 the Dispatch says:
The Popuiisf. the official paper OF Gov.
Lee, in this city, today announces that the
governor will refuse 10 call n special SEES
sion Of the legislature 20 provide means TO
bring the troops from San Francisco; also
II states that he will refuse 10 authorize
the issue OF emergency warrants which
means that sssts warrants vii have 10 he
registered within g few DAYS, but u r. not
than = short time.
The Populist also announces that Public
Examiner Taylor has Med n report show
tho penitentiary, reform school and insane
asylum under former management hut
that the officers refuse 10 give a report
stating that II will be published In duo
time.
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CLEVELAND. o. Sept Another riot
Nrake cut a.. 80 o'clock tonight on C~n-
tfal avenue near GAtdings avenue A sanAl
torpedo crrsoie' under TIE wheels ~
Contra! avenue rar ard = iargN crowd ~
foreign wrrsirgrnen assembled Taey
soos began % throw stones a. ire passfnx
cars Capt, Rowe and nine men chargri
sh- crowd ard ciabSed ~ severely. AZ
TIE rfo,ers trrks away sh@ roisce made
ter arrest.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept The Thirty.
nrst infantry regiment. IN. rrs' az ,hc
nrw regiments detailed far service IN ~.
tnii'prines arr'vef here this morning
from the Fss. ana at once rsarrt~, 90,
"a The rrssi5le THE men are In sxre,,.n,
health and spsri,s
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SAN f'RANcfsco. eept i-~f.Ieut. Corr
~. Hsnus. L. 9 ". was = passenger On
tire Nippon Mare Hs isft here snrns
month. sGo a. the executive officer Of
tire Wheeling.
THE Wheeling. since her arrival IN ,h~
Philippines. has hesn engaged N cruising
asnDrx the southern islands ~ TIE s-essr
Another naval ofhc@r on the Maru was
IT. Luther Van wsdsAind. . saTssoa in
the navy.
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BUFFALO " Y. Sep, fudge WI
liam n Baldwin ~ washlrrtor presided
AZ fntiay's session ~ the international law
conference. The report 81 tire committee
on maritime laws was read by Judge
Rntke- - England. No resolutions were
adopted on the subject. A paper on IN
tsrnsfionai rules ~ marin. insurance was
read hy G. ~. Carver, q. c.. ~ London.
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Warns china That order Mwst Ne
Preserved In the usnt~v1awa

LONDON. Sept IA dispatch from
Shanghai reports that serious trouble &C.
CURED In the Kiaochou hinterland be-
tween the Germans and Chinese IN which
siv ~ the latter were shot The German
minister IN China has handed an ultima
tur 20 the Chinese government declaring
that unless there IL security ia ufe and
property and unless order is maintained
IN the h!ntrrfanf. Germany will take
steps 20 protect her own interests
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CIRCUS TRAIN ~ TmE p,rcn.
Twelve Person Hurt Wad Animals
Had Scattered.

TURNER'S STATION. Ky. Sap, I "A
special train bearing Cooper's circus was
wrecked here this morning by ere bursting
% an njr brake hose and twelve persons
were moro or less injured and circus prnp-
erty and animals scattered in all dlrec-
ton. No doctors are oNtainable AZ that
place. and ~ 10 Impossible 20 tell the ex-
tent ~ the injuries None IN thought 90
be fatally hurt.
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SAMPSON TO nE RELIEVED.
Will Probably Ne Succeeded ny
Either Faruwhav az N~m~y.

WARRINGTON. Sept. AT the ronclu-
sion OF the Dewey celebration n ~ nm.
nouncsd that Admiral Sampson viii be re-
heved OF the command % tho North Auan-
TIC squadron This action "a taken 40 the
request % sampson, who has already had
much more than his portion 90 sea service
IN his grade. Admirals Farluhar and Re.
mey are each prominently mentioned as
qampson's SUCCESSOR
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OMAHA. Sept IA suit has been hlef
IN tho district court by Attorney General
Smith. he petition ~ which declares tho
existence ~ school furniture trust.
and asks that the unlawful combination
he prohibited from doing business IN the
state ~ Nebraska The defendants are
twsnfy..vo school furniture cnrrps rie.
nearly All located IN Ohio AMI Michigan
who the ATTORNEY general states have
formed 81 combination under the name 81
the American School Furniture Company.
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GAIT TERRY ORDERED HOME.
Expected That Commander Of iowa
VIII ue Made Rear Admiral.

SAN FRANCISCO. SEPT. Capt G. r.
Goodrich ~ the cruiser Newark, has been
detached from that command and today
will assume command NJ the hatiieshfp
iowa relieving Cart Terry who IL or
dered homs 90 waiting orfsrs Al the
same time the command OF The Newark
viii dcvolvs uror Cart ~ " Mccalla
II II expected that Capt Terry will
aeon he promoted q The rank of rear ai-
frtrai
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SIGNAL ooRr san. ron HOME.
Last es tho Volunteers WI Leave
September 3.

WASHINGTON. Seut i-Gen. Cirpaiy
es;rf signal officer. received a eahiesrarE
from Marsha today. saying the Ninessenih
volunteer signal corps had sailed on the
city ~ Para Yesterday and that the Figh.
tenth corps would sal on ire Nswpor.
on sept l. These are Ire isst volunteer
signal corFs soldiers In the pn.ilppansA
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GRANNY sHIPY ARDS CLOSED.
stvike nj Expert Mechanics ReswIss
In n Complete shst-Doww.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept f-~Expsrt mo
ehanics apf helpers 10 the number Of 10
employed nj Cramps' shpyrds went out
etSht.hour day and the reinforcement 81
discharged employees. The entire works
will be closed down tonight. and remain
closed until September II. Tire only reason
given for the shutdown IL that the firm
desires that the visiting Grand Army vet
Grams shall have n fuii opportunity next
week 10 visit the works
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteliisencer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Clerk hire al
Iowsnces dating from August have been
made for the following Alaska postofficss.
Eagle, sac per annum: Nome H.i00; Ram
part. $40. Tanana, $40: st. Michael. 81. Do.
koyukuk. $50.
Mrs. Robert ". Smith has been appoint
ed posfmistress at Circle, Alaska, in place
OF Charles Smith, resigned.
special mall service has been esta bisst1ei
from SEATTLE TO Saxman, Alaska
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NEW YORK. sept IA special to the
Herald from Washington says shat al
though Hiram Cr0uk. 81 Ava. - Y. aged
20 IL still carried on the pension r9fia.
1earh He was not only the last surviving
soldier az the war Of fsl2. but also the o T.
est penxtoner Ffs served forty days n tie
fall 81 1914 IN the View York militia
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DsniF~ Ga sryt '-Th~ tvfal ~ Ave
81 the negro rioters h@sMr TITS rrcrrirr
Among their are two women The IN
Airtrerts returned tv the erars fury
were All srr rfo~ns rhirTy-s~Ysr .rzss
bills were returned srs IN twenty-five
eases ~ BILLS we~e found
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Five Men Arc Instantly Killed and
seven Seriously injured

PfTTsrI nc. sept. Ia boiler explosion
AZ 'ha Republic iran works shorty before
daylight this morning killed FIVE man AMI
seriously injured sever
The explosion occurred n the fourteen
srch department and the erresszsion was
terrific buildings wsr~ shaken a ussie
Away ard sass fiJed the air FOR swO or
three slocNa. II entered open wfrfews ard
nearly su@ccntsS persons wso were srossA
ed by TIRE roar ard IRE shock
INN edsssesy f0sievir9 tire sxYioss8n ths.
wr~ckaxe took FIRE. aad tbs a54e5 20 he
difficulties ~r~our.~v~vt ~ r~~eus-w .Ne
burned anf rsufiia,e5 Victims IN ~No-s
tire Tire Ssnre. were urier rorsrat asfa~
whrh fhe Hrer1en were employed r.
~esvrhinr ts~ rufn@ for re s@af ard 81
fur@d ire ar~ tao Hosies were ss~rtf-
r~d - those 81 B~awsrs a-d E4sshsuss
The nse- raj been k-ockess fowr ~ en-
rvfn~ bricks srf were ress.rf 20 aeeFh
by the heat n ffie<r own Furnaces
v~he~ the essfi@- hg-rt = @~crta-, - -
weighing four s1re vas tinw- .N-5f.xS -.
-~sof arf CRASHED lnso ire ~<sa ~ = ro.sss
IN y1-es e~sxr.. Tbs svfew portion ~
80 tofIsr ere town The ~~nffzf ssr~s~ss
AZ shs er-v< wsi~r >eff - arr .N-~s.f7~
burn~s snrbe - snose injured
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MANI5TEE. Mich, sept. The bosl@r
In Chapman q saTgenfss bowl fartorv 80
Copemisf- thirty NH north - here. ex-
pIoded THIS afterno<s,, killing snree nsrEf
and fatally iufurfnx four others Eve
dead are: Charles Handy, Perry aefa-
font. George FstabrucE. The fatally n
ured are. oliver Sanders. Robsrt Peter
son. Charles Taylor and Howard
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AT an early hour this nlsrainat sorreune
entered the residence o. Wr gerb~rf "a
Ninth aveu1e s,utff and Washington sfrseF
Corhsff opened fire on tne intruder WITH 4
revolver The fire was returned rire @rafs
IN all being exchanges. without serious rs-
srfffA
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MAN.fD, S~r.. The queen -ssen, -.
,sy star, = decree calling eBt ~ M men
o. tire tSa class sar military ~n,vl,.
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TACOMA. SEPT IA car lead ~ fruit
was condemned by Fruit INSPECTOR y
W Tsnnssnn tas'Ay whlcA was vv,elye.l
from California The fTeit Was badly in
fsct i With TIRE San Jose scale aaa Goblin
mcth
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Steamer Roanoke will Saf Saturday.
Sepfernber 2 ut mon. from Schwahsfrers .
wharf FOR 81 Michael and cape EoFrs
gold fields.
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the night passenger trsia when x stopped
for coal at A mine near the city. Resist
ance was made by the yrain crew and one
rebber was killed.
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ish sh'r E,rkhs'l. vnitA sss los, cornrss,-
81 fssrharxfnT coat for the nayy a, Fsaas-
matt. has be<p chartered 70 aoif sairrson
on ire Fraser river ~ naiscur. Guthrie =
CO.
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Net Aaowat ~ Gold IN Treasury the
Largest an RECORD.

WARRINGTON. sept. 1.-The monthly
statement Of the public debt shows the
To 81 Isl. 3s so, a decrease as compared
with the last month OF N.8l,iIS. tbs de-
crcase ID accounted for BY . corresponding
Increase IN cash on hand. The debt Is
Interesting bearing debt, N0te, otS&);
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, u, zisis0: debt bearing no inter-
est. o2se. -. AZ; total. t4<G Gs.4T
follows: Gold, sslS'tss'sse silver. MS.oss..
sft; paper. So ~. 2t0: bonds. deposits In
national bank depoGtories. Disturbing Of
hcers. balances. etc, tsi ,psSa, making a
demand liabilities outstanding amounting
90 tet3.oz .oio, leaving net cash balance on
hand Of SS7s s51s72
Tho not gold In the treasury today was
ese, I7Nl, the largest amount In the his
OF fs77 30 over yesterday.
The gold certificates % far Withdrawn
from the several subtreasuries for gold
amount 10 (ss.o4Aisf
Receipts Esd Expenditure.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 1.-The compars-
tive statement " government receipts and
iss1. the receipts from all sources amount
ed 10 Nygss.is3, an increase over August,
is,s, OF about tsiso.Do.
The disbursements during the last month
III for last August. This leaves a surplus
for tho month 81 tLfS.ss2 Tho receipts
from customs during the las. month
August, fH~
From Internal revenue, "a. z7.0so. against
~, IA for August. 1898
From miscellaneous sources. &.iosx18,
against ti,6i1.07 for August last year.
The disbursements charged 10 the war
department during August amounted ~
titNi.gg against e25. ia xa3 for tho corre-
spondinH month last year.
The disbursements charged 20 the navy
department were N,6G. 90. against H.SS,-
y7T for August, fw&
since July T. 1909. the receipts have M.
gresated 81. oae AL. a. compared with sA-
62s,sN during the same period last year.
The expenses during the last two months
have amounted "a ti02 GA va against yl3o.-
hsAi1 for the corresponding period last
year.
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BOSTON. Sept. I.--Goy. Bushnell. Of
Ohio In behalf OF the citizens Of Marietta.
presented . silver service 10 the gunboat
Marietta at the Chariestown navy yard
today.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. The following
cabiegrsm has been received NJ the war
department.
Manila. Sept. l. 1870.
"Adiutant General Washington. Nine
hundred AMI twentysfour discharged sol.
dlers sailed on tho Para yesterday. Find
statement IN possession 81 Lieut.. Gordon,
signal officer. who viii identify men 10
raymss'ers nj San Francisco Advisable
10 make fun preparations for prompt pay
rnent on arrival 81 the Para. OTIS
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TIE MavbieMesA ss sss Dses

SAN DIEGO. cal, Sept The rnitei
states csusssr AArbtshssd arrived hsrs
- = -
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81. Godfrey cnvaignac, formerly minister
Of war. returned TO Rsnnes this evening.
There is much speculation respecting the
motive fer his temperance here The
general conjecture Is ,Aas /, implies a ,rcs.
sanfYilng ~ the cards az THE prosecution
symptoms Ct dependency have manifested
themselves In the preytas~rd circle during
the last few dsys
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16

The Emperor of Germany has a run
ming ear. Just think Of it; man at
whose beck one of the strongest armies
and navies of the whole earth could be
set in motion, a man whose rule is abso-
lutte over the country Of medical universe
ties, a man whose slightest caprice could
press into service the most noted savants
and philosophers on earth, has running
ear and is unable to find cure!
Now contrast the experience of the
following citizens of the United States
with the Emperor of Germany. Like the
Emperor, they failed to find cure. But,
unlike the Emperor, they happened to
be plain citizens of the United States,
rather than the center Of the inner court
of the most exclusive and carefully
guarded aristocracy of the world. In
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
Neighborhood News.
STATIONS RIVER.

Mrs. edward A. Davis came Sunday
from Winchester, N. H., and is visiting at
William Pratt's.
The six-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Clare, who live on Academy
avenue, died of cholera Thursday morning.
The old covered bridge is rapidly being
converted into tool house to be used bv
the town, and is located at the clay bank
near the new iron bridge.
Wednesday evening there was a large
sale OF magazines at the postoffice compri.-
ing the years '96, '9S and '99 and was a
great opportunity to secure large amount
OF good reading at trifing cost.
F.. P. Huntley from Claremont, N. H.,
Mrs. Moulton from Lisbon, N. H., Mrs
Coolidge from Bellows Falls and Mrs.
Bowles from Boston visited at S. A. Whip
pies Monday.
A gentleman went into one of our stores
last week and after looking seriously
around bought ten cent article tor bis
vile, went home and returned again, say
ing his wife did not like the size and wanted
longer one which cost twenty five cents
He paid the difference aud went home
again, again he returned saying bis wife
did not ibe the color and changed it for an
other ten cent article, the merchant paying
back the difference. Soon the wife makes
her appearance bringing back the goods
and said sh and her husband had decided
not to buy this winter but next spring she
might get one. Our merchant paid her
back her money and gave her Christmas
present. She went home singing "He will
miss me when I'm gone"
: 1t has been long time since Saxtons
RIVE has had such boom in real estate as
at present. Although DR.. F. L. Osgood
has been in possession of his new property
less than three weeks, a new street has
been laid ont and three building lots have
already been bargained for. We believe
this is only initiatory to large number OF
sales for the handsomest part Of the village
is yet to be built on the new terrace.
Don't fail to hear the Central Grand Con-
cert &C mpany at the Bellows Falls opera
hou,e Thursday evening, November 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16

Our shoot director, c. G. Miller, has
decided to put the south school with the
one here in the street. By so doing Mr..
Miller thinks he can save the town $50.
j. P. Ranney's team will bring the pupils
in his vicinity and jerome Holden will
take the rest.
Billy johnson has fnirhed work for j.
H. Clark and will move his family to Put
ney this week.
Our school closed Friday with an enter
tainment in the evening consisting of reci-
tations, dialogues and music Much cred
it is due to the teacher in preparing the
pupils for this occasion.
Last Sunday was torerunner of what
we may expect in the near future, wind
and snow.
Mrs. Bert Houghton ert rtained the aid
society last Thursday.
Maple Grove grange will hold it, next
regular meeting Thursday evening, Nov
ember %.
Willie Wilcox and John Wilsey have
gone to work for Will Pierce of East Put
ney.
Mr.. Butterfeld, the road commissioner,
is improving our street by graveliug it.
Messrs Wilcox and Braley are doing the
carting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
CAVEN DISH.

surprise party was given George Rich
ardson OIL last Thursday evening, the occa-
sion being his tenth birthday Among those
present we're Fanny Cook oi Rutland, lydia
and Wilbur Wyman, Louise and Lena Tar
bell, Dean Moore, Hugh Elliott and Harold
Mosher of Cavendish. The guests arrived
about P NJ. and took young Mir. Richard on
completely by surprise He has some very
pretty and useful presents from friends and
play mates About s O'Clock the children sat
down to free spread table and did ample
Justice to the cake, candy and fruit. They
lett about O'Clock and all declared they had
had good time.
Harry Smith and wife and Miss A. NJ.
Smith of Bellows Falls spent few days with
Mrs. Rosetta Chapman and sister the first OF
the week.
Mrs. c. o. Lowell went to Boston Satur-
day.
Miss Baker of Boston has been at G..
Whites during the week.
George Thompson has been at home sick
several days.
F. ". Perkins spent Sunday at his home in
Felchville.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-16
Home Endorsement.

We, the undersigned, druggists of Bur-
lington, Vt, have sold during our entire
business experience, the well known rem
edy, Bakers Mandrake Bitters, and IN
variably found it to give entire satisfac-
ton to our customers. We regard this
medicine as among the most reliable
household remedies that we sell. r. B.
Stearn' & Co., w. HI Zottman & Co.,
Geo. A. Churchill, F. L. Taft & Co., j. G.
Bellrose, w. j. Henderson, F. Henry
Parker & Co., j. w. O'Sullvan, NJ. E.
Collins. Gosselin Bros, w. P. Hall, Geo.
Loveland & Co. Sold liquid in bottles;
tablets in boxes. P. ice % cents for
either.