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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-07

The following business was disposed OF
before Judge Sphinx in the municipal court
today:
The executor on the estate of Caroline
Brown settled his account
4 petition was presented for the an
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
223rd Judicial District Court, Parisl
OF ST. Mary.
Mrs. Philomene Bertrand, Testamcn.
tary Executives Numa Gulllaumc,
1t ais. No. 1927.

By virtue of Il writ of iicri facias is
sued out of the Honorable 23r,l Judicia
District Court. in and for the Parish o
St. Mary, and to me directed. in tn.
above entitled and numbered suit.
have seized aud will offer for sale TO the
last and highest bidder, at the Cour,
House III the town of Franklin. on
SATURDAY TUE 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, \. D., 1900,
between the hours of Ii o'clock a m ,
and / O'Clock y. M. the following de.
scribcd property to wit:
The undivided half of that GER
tain tract or parcel of land lying ant!
being situated on the Sorrcl planta-
ton IT. this Parish having such front
on the west side of the public road. re-
served and known as the Frcrc road,
as shall, with the depth between paral-
lei lines to the depth of lot adjoining it
on the northeast aud now the property
OF the estate of Chas {. Hardy. deceased,
give IA superficial area Of ten arpents;
bounded on the east by the said Frcre
road. north by lot Of the estate of
Hardy and Oh the other side by land
now or formerly of Arons Sorrcl, to-
gether with lll the buildings aud i'm
lrOvcmcnts thereon situated.
JNO. b. SANDERS. Sheriff.
SheriTs Office, Parish of st MARY, Sept
,,h, 1900.
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on motion Of Mr. l.. :. lsig|er, daily
seconded; the Secretary was directed to
mail d copy of til" above resolution to
each committeeman and 1t i'r same time
notifying him of hIS APP " Hl~nt, at as
early dat" as possible.
The following resolution was intro
duced by II " Weber and on motion of
!. Bi2lci. duly seconded was adopted
rs follows:
Resolved. BY the Mayor ana Council
of the Town Of Franklin, that the prof
fer Of professional services of DR. John Il
Scwcil towards the relief of the distress
in the iry %! Galveston. be gratefully
accepted,
BE it further resolved, That pr John 4
Swell represented the people of the Par
ish .! II Mary and Town Of Franklin, tor
Il period not exceeding two weeks, and
At !; cost not exceeding $50
re it further resolved, That Il copy of
these resolutions be furnished to DR. John
i >rwcll AZ the authorization of his mis-
sion 10 Galveston.
On motion OF /. Lauritzen duly sees
ended Mayor John c Lewis was ap-
pointed Il committee Of one to make
arrangements, VIII! The 5 p railroad for
transportation Of DR. John ID Scwell to
Galveston and hat he is also authorized
to draw on The Town Treasurer for the
amount necessary to dctray his expenses
while there JNo. &. LEWIS.
HENRY vs.. WEBER. Mayor:
Secretary pro TEN.
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E Sac Schools.

The new School Board met
and organized Friday even
ing by electing Mr. r Il
Cooke, President and Mr. w II
Kramer, Secretary and Super
intcna,ent. Tie schools through
out the Parish were ordered
TO be opened on Monday,
Sept 18th. Owing to the late
ness Of the meeting we were
unable to get the proceedings
iii this week issue. however
they will appear next week.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF TOWN
COUNCIL,

FKA>kLiN, La, Sept. 18th. 1900.
Al q meeting Of the Council Of Tic
town Of FraEklln, CAL for the purpose
Gevising ways and means of Cffcctilly
aiding the GOOD people OF Galveston, the
following resolutions were introduced by
Mr.. II. w. Weber, and on motion duly
seconded were unanimously adopted:
Deeply aympathizing with the good
people of the ely Of Galveston in the
great disaster which has oycrtakcn them
in their loss of life and property, and be-
ilcsc it to be TIE duty Of our people to
contsibntc in every way possible TO their
relief.
Therefore, BE it resolved, tina. it is the
sense Of the Mayor anI Council OF tie
Town of Franklin that contributions be
at once solicited, not only in the Town
Of Franklin, but throughout the Parish,
for tie purpose OF afford aid, relief and
comfort to the people of the storm
stricken City, and that to this end cons
mittccs be formed throughout the Parish
for the purpose Of sccti:nr such SUBJ
scription.
i'e il further resolved, That the fol-
lowing named parties be appointed Oh
such committee:
lst ward, ". \. O'Niail. I! Dclhaye.
md ward K. Hanf, DR.. I. Z f,e.e, j.
2. Kemper.
;'rd ward Rev II Il. Carson, Rev. ".
". Drake, 1. J. Shafer, s. {. Mclancon.
Jno. BaidN;n, Jr.
4th ward. W. T. Browne. D. Berwick.
ST.. Earl Barnett.
9th ward ". II. Kramer. Z. j. Mercy
l.. 5. Clarke.
9Th ward, Thos. Shannon, Henry Ja-
cobs. L. ". Dreibholtz.
- TN ward, Capt. .lno. Murphy, A. f.
Calm, A. Fortier
BE it further resolved that these com
mlttees are hereby requested TO proceed |
al once to solicit Subscriptions, and that |
all moneys received by them be for,
warded either to tie Mayor If Franklin |
'r to the Mayor Of Galveston, as they |
may see tit to do.
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an election
by the properly qualified electors of ,h,
Iberia and ST. Mary Drainage Dist,ic
will be held on
THE 9rn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1900
TO vote for the acceptance or rejection OF
III" proposition cMbodies in TIE resolu
ton OF the Roard If CaNmissi4ners OF
the Iberia and st. Mary Drainage lis.
triet passed August 23rd, 1900 ana being
rs follows. viz:
BE it Resolved, by the Iberia and St.
Mary Drainage District that.
Whereas. this Board now exist by re-
organization under the provision of Act
No. II of the Acts of the Legislature of
this State. for the year 1900 and
Whereas, the said Board has assumed
The contracts and debts of the old Board
known AS the Iberia and ST. Mary Drain.
re District. organized under Act Is of
1898 :tnd !. '-.1 Z.
Whereas. Tie old Roarq hap supnlitted
to the voters Of the Drainage Dist'ric, the
PROPOSE Jon to jhcpr an Indebtedness of
Thirty Thousand Dollars $50 ,O0W and
to ley ? tay Of five ~ mills on the dol
lar to pay the sah,es aud 10 f.sqe thirty
year Hego'iaAlc five per cent. interest
bearing bonds to represent the said il,
dcbttdness. which said proposition was
accepted by the voters of said District
and
Whereas said bonds although author
lied have never been issued, and
Whereas, it is necessary to increase the
amount of Indebtedness and the bond
issue in order to do the necessary drain.
age work in the said District, and
,sa Sa aen. tre F'hir'r Thousand Dollars
(S3o 0OOrOf bonds Authorized 10 be is
SUED do not reach the Constitutional
limit The assessed talre of said District
L }.si,ii & IN excess Of One Million Dollars
Fhefef9ie pc il resolved, Thai an
elccfiaa be held Of the Qualified electors
under the Constitution and laws of Lou
lsiana OF the said Iberia and 81 Mary
Drainage District on Tuesday. the (9th
Ninth day of the month of October
100, after due publication in the official
;ousnals q i,.~ P,r;shcs of Iberia and
st. Mary fDr ID PERIOD Of t,.irty days ~
required by law, blake the ccnsns Of
ne PROPERTY tax payers upon the fol-
flying propositions, which are hereby
s4Hmp!f71tcf tG ,h.i S=:::t4 :a,.ops..y tav pay,
e. Al sad election. Il ,iH|ajaitf.:"' IS 80
lst: +" incur an Indebtedness OF One
Hundred Thousand Dollars (sIOO, OOO)
tor the purpose Of constructing system
u drainage for the Iberia and st. Mary
Or'lnage District. which Indebtedness
S TO cons.si i. ;. ra..::tca'ion Of the debt
authorized by the: voters ON the 2~,u o.y
II October, 1885, of Thirty Thou
dollars ts3O ,O06J and an additional in
$7O,QoIi:: ~ -
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Election Notice.
ClrhEMoiT DRAINAGE DIsTRICT, !
Parish Of ST Nary Louisiana.

| CYrHEMnjT DRAINAGE DISTRICT, J
Parish Of ST. Mary, Louisiana {
Notice IS hereby given tc the property
tax payers resident in the Cypremor
Drainage District that a special election
will be held on Tuesday, October 18th
1890, to vote upon the following PROPOSE
tons:
TO issue negotiable bonds. aggrcwatinc
Thirty Thousand Dollars $3.50 OO0. O0i in
principal, bearing five per cent g pei
cent. annEm interest from their date,
running through a period Of Forty 4O)
years, that is. that one bond of seven
hundred and fifty dollars (S75OCW shall
mature ard br paid each year. and that
the above interest shall be paid each year
upon the whole of the bonds then remains
ing unpaid, and to levy a tax of i've s.,
mills on the dollar annually. during forty
Years, upon TIE property within said
Drainage District. to meet the principal
and interest Of sal! ianls rs the same
Shall become dHc.
Said bonds to be used in defraying the
cost OF constructing a system of drainage
within said drainage district, as set out
and described and projected upon a man
thereof made by James p. keEipcr. Esq,
Secretary of the Board of Commissioners
Of said Drainage District, now in the
office Of the Recorder of the Parish of
ST. Mary, the tile TO which. Shall vest
in said Drainage District.
And Eotice Is further hereby given that
the following polling places are fixed for
holding said election: Ba.d:~in and Ju-
lien 5 Store.
= I. +. FRERE,
President Police Jury. Parish of St. Mary.
JOHN BALDWIN, JR.
president CypreEort Drainage District
- A. j. SMITH.
President Board IT Supervisors of Elec,
ton.
Baldwin. Ia, Sept. 49, 1900.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
Classical. Literary. Latin-Sccniitic and
Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE VI TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanical. Electrical, Chemical, Sugar,
Civil and Architectural Engineering
IL. SnrHiE NEwCoME MEMORIAL COLLEGE,
for Young Women. with Art and
- R9aF!;ng Departments.
Fall Term Of aRoye opens October lst
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens Oct. 18th
Law DErAniaENT opens November 18th
For Catalogues, address
Secretary of J@uiUprs;f,-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court. Parish
Of st. Mary.
ln-Re Baldwin Ice Works, Proceed
lDg for Liquidation. No. l0.5l6.

J. Eaton stansbury, Liquidator of the
above style and numbered case having
filed IN this Honorable Court his petition.
account ard plan Of distribution of the
funds in his hand as ii.,u:d2tor
Notice is hereby given to all to .no,,,
1t doth or may concern to show cause if
any they have within ten days, why the
payment shou!d not be made as therein
set out and the Liquida.or discharged.
LOUIS S. BIHLER,
Deputy Clerk of Court
CLERK oiiice. Parish Of st, Mary, La,
Sept. 18th, 1900.
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! On the the 18Th dag ri ,cpteulcr. at :
O'Clock ~, for tic purpose Of elrciin4
as many delegates is Tie mass maetn.
may deem fit to cast the volr Of the re-
| spcctive Wards Of this PARISH in The Con,
gressional Convention. Tie delegates
elected TO receive credcntiai, signed by
thc President and Secretary ot the Mass
Meeting clectlng them
::,,rl. That the above mentioned Mas,
Meeting shall he called To Of Ter hy any
member Of tic Executive Committee
there present, provided that if 10 mem
Der Of this Executive Committee he pres
ent at the time and placed fixed 10y these
resolutions. then tie Democrats present
shall chYuse ffnm among Themselves q
temporary Chairman and shah proceed
10 organize the Mass Meeting.
18th That the delegates clccted "5
provided above shall mret At Lafayette
Oh the morning If the Ia, tiSeu for the
Convention and shall organize by the
election Of It Chairman, Nilo shall cast
the votes of lie Parish VI st MARY tipon
all questions that SHAH come before said
Convention As he shall hc directed by
the respective Ward DELEGATIONS, prj-
vidcd, that if any Ward i; not repre-
sentcd at said Convention then the vote
of such ward Shall be cas-: ~ directed BY
the majority Of The W@ri rcprts ntativcs
present.
9th That 70 proxy shall he allowed,
and that the majority .. lie members
of the ward delegation present shall cast
the vote Of He whole ware
The Committee then adjourned subject
to the cal! Of the Chairman.
\, {. ALLEN, Chairman.
L. G.. MARSH, Secretary.
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| PON THE SAND.

IIr ar;ii Of every Christian man
aud woman goes out to the sufferers
an Galveston ana those along the
coast 'G"n nf Texas " 10 have been
n!.,u!iH ,,t',. enough 10 he uyerl:ikcn
pN t|.c "iH|, at.H tie floods. The
4,t"ant~ wbi..:i iril Of til" fearful
,-. sci which .i:- been visited u;y.n
or sister Stat. If Texas are ennuo
ID aprI the strongest hearts. The
scene must lave been dreadful in
'he cE,r. ulc and those VINO passed
mat fear; II night in Galveston will
not a3on forget The awful 81 gil'.
Atd lrl while We weep for The
soIgons which have been sent upon
the City Of Galveston. We eau not
help but be reminded of the fact
that the nan who built lis house
upon Il Icci, vas in a position to
laugh 1t ,hr fur. of the inds aud
water While hv who bull his house
upon tie sands Was compelled to
sc il sash a away.
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: Mothers Of children affected with
Group or II severe cold need not hesitate
to administer Chamhcrlain's Cough
Remedy 1t contains u" "riate nor
narcotic in any form and may be given
rs confidently to the babe as to an adult
The great success that has attended its
use in the treatment u colds and Group
has won for it the approval and praise it
has received throughout the United
States and in many foreign lands. For
sale by A. J. Dclahoussaye Franklin
4. Bauer Patterson.
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READ HIS EDITORIAL.

From the Times, IiillstliIc. Va.
sutic ed with diarl lioea for IL long
time and thought was past being cured
| had spent much time and money and
suffered 50 much misery that had alnlust
decided to give mp all hopes Of recovery
and await the result. but noticing the
advertisement of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy and also
some testimonials stating how some
wonderful cures had been wrought by
this remedy. l decided to try it. After
taking few doses was entirely well of
that trouble, and | wish to say further to
my readers aud fclluw-snff-rcrs that
am IA hale and hearty MAN to-day and
feel a, we'll AS ever did in my litc.-O.
X. MooEE. Sold by \ }. Dclahoussaye
Frauklir, a. Bauer Patterson.
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The Standard Oil has issued an
other dividend, bringing tie total for
;Gc las n.in months up to 50 per
cent. aI.d il hundred million, capital.
>nlnr one oll-h; 10 Organize Il fund
for ~. benefit Of l;ockfeIle! before
Ii. -iHIYeS to death
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Horsslcss cabs are all right ia their
way. but what the country really wan Is
is a Hannaless campaign.
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\ WONDERFUL CURE OF
DIARRIlOEA.

A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR
Had Almost Given Up. but Was Brought
Back to Peefect Health 10y Chamber
lam Collie, Cholera and piarrhoca
Remedy
The evening times., 1900-04-06
Testing THE KHARSARGE
The New Cruiser Approved by the
Official Trial Beard.
All Experiments Finished and De-
cInrcd SucceSSfuI-The Department
to Accept the Ship Soon and Re
Iieve the BuiIdcrS-SuPerimP
Turrets Gain Committees Favor.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April 6--AfteT
further successful tests Of the powerful
superimposed turrets and a forty-eight-
hour trial OF the maneuvring qualities
the United States battleship Kearsarge
returned to Hampton Roads and dropped
anchor of Old Point The official trial
board left the ship and took the steamer
for Washington. where, on arriving, il
will make it's report to Secretary Long.
Between now and April the Department,
il is believed. will give out that the trial
was in every way satisfactory coming up
to the specifications in every detail and
win finally accept the ship, relieving the
shipyard here from further responsibility.
The trial board consisted Of Rear Admiral
Rodgers. who was chairman; Capt RObley
ID. Evans, Commanders Hemphill and
Roelker. Lieutenant Commander Hender-
son. and Naval Constructor Capps. All of
the board are understood to be favOrably
inclined toward the superimposed turret
except Capt RobIey d. Evans. who ques-
tions whether or not there is any mill
tary advantage in having 'all Of the eggs
in one basket" as he terms II. II is be-
Heved however, that Captain Evans went
back TO Washington much more firmly con-
vinced of the power OF superimposed tur-
rets. One thing is knOwn-the entire
board will return prepared TO make re-
port highly complimentary TO the skAl Of
the Newport News ShipbuildiRg and Dry
Dock Company. Rear Admiral Rodgers
stated that the superimpOsed turrets had
been successfully tested
The Kearsarge left the Roads Tuesday
morning and got to sea about noon, going
far out, and heading UP the coast. The
afternoon was taken up with the battery
tests The superimposed turrets were first
fred separately. four guns being dis
charged simultaneously in each. Follow
ing this was the supreme test for asCer-
tanning the stability of the ship. The guns
Of both turrets, four 13-inch and four s.
inch rifles, were fred simultaneously. The
force OF the discharge was terrific, but
the effect on the ship is described as be-
ing no greater than that of the discharge
OF only four guns from one turret. Those
who stood the shock OF the explosion OF
these powerful guns discharged at one
The evening times., 1900-04-06
TWO RALLIES TONIGHT.
Good Speakers Looked for nt the
BrYan Democratic Meetings.

Good Speakers Looked for Mt the
Bryan Democratic Meetings.
The Bryan Executive Committee Of the
District Of Columbia. appointed By those
who favor the instruction or delegates TO
vote for William J. Bryan at the National
Democratic Convention. completed ar
rangements this morning for two Bryan
rally meetings, 70 be held this evening
One Of the meetings viii be held in Cos
tellos' Hall. corner Of Sixth and C Streets
northwest. and the other in Forrest Hail
GeOrgctCIn- Among the speakers who
viii address the meeting are Representa-
tive Rhea OF Kentucky, Representative
Jones Of Virginia. Representative McClel-
Ian OF New York. Representative Norton
OF Ohio Representative Jet OF Illinois.
Gen. Floyd King Of Louisiana Mr.. Andrew
Lipscomb. Mr.. c. W. Slater, and II. !.
Schulteis. Of This city
II is probable that Representative Rhea
Of Kentucky W. Z. Ryan OF Buffalo and
Charles W. Slater will be the ones Sc
lected 10 address the meeting at COstel-
los Hall tonight.
A mass meeting Of East Washington
Democrats Will be held ~ o'clock tOmor-
rev evening in McCauleys Hall 209 Penn
sylvana Avenue southeast The meeting
will be enthusiastic for William J. Bryan.
The names Of those who will spesk are as
follows: Judge o. 3. Hallam OF Kentucky.
Hon Charles H. Turner. Hon. A. A. Lips
comb OF Virginia. Mr. Charles w Slater.
Hon. r. L. Henry OF Texas. Representative
Thomas y. Jett of Illinois. and Represen-
tative John S. Rhea OF Kentucky. Mr. Cot
ter T. Bride President of the East Wash
ingtOn Democratic Club, will preside
The evening times., 1900-04-06
HECHT & COMPANY, 5I3-5I5 9TH Street
MULE DRIVERS ANGRY.
They VIII strike Unless Suspended
Wen Are Rein.tated.

FROSTBURC, Nd, April 6--The sus-
pension OF three drivers in Hoffman mine
Of the Consolidated Coal Company on
Tuesday has brought about a suspension
OF the mine. All the drivers Of the mine
held a meeting and concluded TO quit work
il the suspended drivers were not rein
stated. Miners who we're asked to drive
the mules refused to do SO This affair has
added more fo-ce to the Indignation arOus-
ed by the suspension of the men who were
not at work last Saturday.
When asked what the company would DO
about the closing Of Hoffman mine Super
intendent B. S Randolph replied that the
matter would be permitted TO stand
while until Organizer Warner and other
outsiders would spend their forces. Mr..
Randolph claims the real trouble is wheth-
er the company is TO control the mines or
miners are TO run them. He also says
that all the movements point 10 a strike,
and that il would be better TO have it now
before intense bitterness develops.
President Allan Barber OF the United
Mine Workers said that there was no in
tention Of developing strike. He said
that the interview Of President c. X Lord
led them to believe that Mr. Lord is not in
fun possession OF the condition OF affairs
as to the miners grievances on the sub
ject os suspension For this reason an ap-
peal was made to Mr. Lord and they hope
70 receive a favorable reply today as 70
reinstating the suspended miners.
meeting of the miners and labOrers
has been called for this evening in MOats S
Opera House, Frostburg AT this meeting
the question of the suspended miners VIII
be discussed and it may lead to caii for
ali OF the Consolidated Coal Company 5
men to quit work.
The business men OF Frostburg will hold
a meeting this evening for the purpose OF
bringing about an amicable settlement Of
the trouble between the companies and
the miners Il viii be set forth at this
meeting that three elements are vitally
concerned. the miners, the companies, and
the community in general. Organizer
Warner said that all differences could be
peaceably settled if the companies would
meet the men in a friendly way.
The evening times., 1900-04-06
USE OF A sCHooLHoUsE.
Protest Against a Dance in n Build
ing Mt Congress Heights.
a citizen OF Congress Heights has sent
the following communication TO the Dis
trict Commissioners:

ing at Congress Heights.
a citizen Of Congress Heights has sent
the following communication TO the Dis
trict Commissioners:
At the last meeting oi the Congress Heights
Citizens Association, held on April 3, 500 invita-
tions were distributed for box party and dance
10 be given in the old school house. This IS
against all law, and the Honorable Commission
crs have not the authority vested in them 10 al
low any person or persons the use Of property be-
longing 20 the District, for public concerts OF
dances. | strongly protest and sincerely hope
that the Commissioners viii stop TINS deSecration
OF Government property and the annoyance OF the
ncighbOrhood.
The question of the use OF the building
referred TO above, by the Congress Heights
Association for an evening school class
in German, was before the Commissioners
about a month ago. At that time the sub
ject was referred TO the Distric Attorney
for an opinion. He reported TO the Com
missiOners that the law forbids permits 10
use buildings in which public school ses-
siOns are daily held, as halls for public
meetings. But the building under consid-
GRAFTON not now being used for school
purposes. the Attorney thought the matter
OF allowing the citizens 10 gather n II
evenings for the objects set forth, wholly
within the discretionary powers ~ the
Commissioners.
The matter was then referred to the
superintendent OF Schools. who reported
that the building would be needed ir the
near future for an industrial class. His
purpose was stated to be TO organize a
cooking class and sewing class IN the
building. On these representations the
Commissioners withheld the permit re-
quested by the association.
With reference to the complaint o. yes
terday, the papers In the case have been
referred to Gen. Ellis Spear. the school
trustee at Congress Heights, for state
ment Of the authority on which the as
sOciation makes use Of the bhilding IN
question.