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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
CAN'T SMOKE ON Duly
Chief CubbOn Lays Down Law to the
Police

Chief of Police Cubbon has issued an
order forbidding policemen TO smoke
while on duty. The order became effec-
tive at once. This order is one which is
general in all large cities. but which has
never before been enforced here. Some
of the policemen will no doubt miss their
cigars when they make their rounds at
night, but the order is imperative and
viii be obeyed TO the letter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
UNION REYlYAL SERVICES
Began Last Might At the FIrst n. q.
Church.

Union revival services G73e- ths 19int
auspices Of the Ne1ho8Ls, pastors - The
city began last night a. TIE g4rst AetHe6-
lst Episcopal eaurch via gsoE atteEGsnes
and interest one c5nvsssf0a reszlte4-
The meeting viii continue thrgugae4r fhs
week. bez.nHlnE Al - p n sd III -
conducted u TIE TzTasss pazt9Es IL the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
tory d7O miles,, at SIS
2,55O.0O

tory d7O miles,, at SIS ........ 2,55O0O
Excavation and embankment,
1920, 900 cubic yards, at 1Oc.... 329, 900 90
Loose rock, 10000 cubic yards,
at 85c Observation-Disclosures. 52,5OOoO
Solid rock, 100000 cubic yards,
at Csc ................. .......... 65,oOOoO
Bridging
Pile trestle, 1910 hneal feet,
at Sc per foot .................. 96.66O 90
p 1O0-foot spans-plate Orders,
calculated weight of % 1OO-ft.
spans, 2,932,6OO lbs, at Sc per ID
erected and painted ........ S7,97S.0o
Pier Masonry
First class, 1920 cubic yards,
at So .......................... 31,S6o.OO
Second class, $3.50 cubic yards
at Sc ............................ 13.6sOOO
Box culverts, 224,OO0 B. NJ. at
$25 per NJ Neutrality-suspicious.. $4,000
Ties for main line and sidings,
6SL12o at soc ..................... S74,616oO
Steel go raid, main line and
sidings, 24,51O tons at ST.. 1,029, 420 90
Bolts, main line and sidings,
SCI, 200 lbs at SC ................ 100000
Spikes, main line and sidings,
1,4964oO at &c .................... 4.Ss2.OO
Angle bars, main line and sid
ings, 2,7244So lbs at Sc........ S1,7s4N
Split swithhes; with timber, $50
at 1924 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Cattle guards, $50 at $25 ......... S,75O.0O
Railroad crossings, with timber,
at s24O ..................... 10000
Road and farm crossings, $50
at a.75 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,662.5o
Whistling posts and section line
crossing signs, 300 at $3.50 ,. 10000
Three-wire fence, with posts
every 161k it, 100 miles at $1O2 100000
Erection of telegraph line, 235
miles at $50 ..................... 10000
Track laying and surfacing, in
Guiding handling at material
yards, 25S miles at $500 ........ 100000
Depots and Buildings
First class, 4 at $500 .......... 100000
Second class, u at $1,000 ........ 100000
Section houses, 16 at 1850 .... 100000
Tool houses, II at $50 ......... 5000
Ten-stall engine houses. at
$3.50 ............... .............. 25.25oOo
8 turn tables at s., 800 ........ 4,5OO0O
Ten $4,000 gallon water tanks,
with steam pumps, at $1,000. $4,000. 90
Engineering, superintendent,
legal and incidental .......... G4.0OO.oO
Total construction ..........S2,6 31, 1872. 90
Average cost per mile for construction
Of 235 miles, $11 200.
Equipment
-Four Seton passenger engines
at $4,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
Ten S0-ton freight engines, at
$4,000 .................. ......... 100000
-Four combination cars at $500. 100000
Six passenger cars at $1,000. 24,O00.OO |
100 box cars at $500 ............... 50, 10000 |
200 coal cars at $3.50 .......... s1.GOo.Oo |
SO hand cars at sS8 ........... / "a On |
II push cars at SOS ...............6 476.OO |
Total equipment .............s 500. 40 90 |
Equipment plus construction. $S.O25. 652. 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

YOU should know that FOLEY's
HONEY AND TAR is absolutely the best
for all diseases Of the throat and lungs.
Dealers are authorized to guarantee it 10
give satisfaction. Accept no substitute.
Hooking Drug Co.. Wells Miller, G.. Geh-
ring
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
BURDECK-SEAsER
Were Married an fhs- C.ty Last xlEhs
by fudge naaeaa.

G. A buresck ard ssiss Isuiu y ssaaer
we're married IN ihss e4sY aaa sssniaK b.
JUICE Dzcezu ~ BE nee o. Eo-sh
A@sa street Boa ~. f.asssek sna ss8ss
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
THERE SCIENCE IN NEATNESS."
BE WISE AND USE
SAP POI 10

Portable. and at the same time 10 show
their appreciation Of your worth both as
men and officers, your friends and brother
officers have delegated 20 me the pleas
ing mission Of presenting 70 each OF you
a beautiful, comfortable and elegant chair.
Take these chairs and with them accept
the best wishes of your friends and fellow
officers, and when hfe's shadows grow
longer and ages burdens rest upon you
more heavily. may they be a source Of
comfort and happiness to you
None OF the retiring officers have de-
cided on their future plans as yet. Mr..
Carnahan said he had not had time 70
think as yet. but Will not be IN a hurry
to engage in business. Mr.. Denny, also
will take plenty OF time 10 select his
field He has been IN the office OF County
Clerk four years and according to the
comment of his patrons has made a model
officer. He IS a man OF great energy and
systematic methods IN the conduct o. his
business. and whatever BUS ness he under
takes will be conducted with the same
systematic attention 10 details as have
characterized his conduit n Office. lie
goes out OF office with the confidence and
best wishes Of a host Of friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
RODE on SIDEWALKS
Two BIeyIists Got Int Trouble Yes-


J GARNER and o g wg1arss zsrs ar
festef yesterday % the charge ~ riding
bicycles % the ssdewalks ard falling %
disTnoBnt @hsa they faef PEDESTRIANS
The p7tics iaten6 - enforce the er8i-
nancs strictly and 80 those detected gia-
iatlas s; wi3l have a chance 70 enrich rs
city treasury - re rate % 8 per rlse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

The Famous Is not killing ths dad. -
net making low prices on dad stock.
and blowing about II as a marvel. bas
ne are siaughterluz the living. hsxins
down clean. liVs stock ievrl wifh ms
dirt which e. associated with cheap
prices Famous Slaughter Sale SAX
GOLDsTEIS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
FINE DISPLAY or MINERALS
Men show Mineral Wealth and scenic
Reaatx of tab

Warren Foster and John s. Ginson. the
two Salt Lake City men. VINO are here IN
the interests 81 the Jesse Winner Mining
company OF Deep Creek. .Ctah. are sxhib-
iting the finest collection u ore spee.-
mems ever brought to this city ~ rooms
No. and 5. Manhattan hotel They also
have large collection q salt Like views
and photos q 81 the digRltaries q TIE
Mormon church. which they take pseas1Ts
IA showing ali callers. r f. almost equal
20 taking = trip 70 tAs Mormon aeza -
see taess views.
Chappcd hands. cracked llps and rough
ness d The skin cured quickly - BAN
NER sALvE. m9st besBnz ointment n
the world Hooking Drug Co.. Ws!ls Nj
Ter q Cehrtnr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

SAVE doctors bills by giving FOLEY's
HONEY AND TAR 70 infants and child
rem in time 70 prevent pneumonia or
Group, which are fatal to 30 many thous-
ands OF BABIES. Hooking Drug Co.
Wells Miller. G. GehrIng.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

j. A. Lambert of Rachel. N. C
writes: Il heartily endorse FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE. 1t does what you
claim it will do. and there is nothing
equal to il. and I thank you for the good
it has done me-" Hooking Drug Co..
Wells Miller. G Geh~ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
Total equipment

Total equipment ................s 1913, 730. 90
Equipment plus construction, $S.O25. 652. 90
divided by 235 equals s12S47 per mile
Respectfully submitted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-09
You Can Not Cure
Dyspepsia
By Doctoring the Symptoms
FIatuIency. Gastritis. indigestion. Sour
Stomach and Nervousness
ARE SYMPTOMS ONLY
Dyspepsia in all its Forms is a Germ
Disease
IN THE STOMACH.
They Cause Indigestion, Nervousness. Gas.
tritis, FlatuIency, and Sour Stomach.
IN THE BOWELS
They Cause Diarrhoea, Pain, Bloating.
Appendicitis and Constipation.
They Cause Diarrhoea, Pain, Bloating.
Appendicitis and Constipation.

You can relieve these symptoms by the
use of cathartics, pepsin and other diges-
tive ferments; but that is all.
To cure the disease you must Kill
the germs which cause it.
Hyomei Dyspepsia Cure
Is the only remedy which contains
germicide of sufficient power to do this.
1t is the only remedy which has a sepa-
rate treatment for all the symptoms. 1t
is the only cure which is guaranteed and
your money refunded in case of failure.
Sold by all druggists or sent by mail.
Price so cents.
Give symptoms and send for one days
treatment free.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

An ex-Confeder1ts oaicsF, says the
Dallas News. explains thus why JeiEsF
son Davis was not tried for treason:
Solmon p. Chase, chief justice OF the
United States supreme court, put this
query to his colleagues on the bench !:
"A man cannot b tried for treason I'M
lees he 10 citisen Of the country, can
her" Certainly not" was the answer
OF every jastice. Then, said Mr. Chase.
"Mr. Davis cannot be tried for treason
unless he 10 . eitizrn OF the United
States, can hs2' "Assuredly not" vas
the unanimous reply. "Can you show
me under the authority OF the constitu.
ton, or any Law OF congress" went on
the chief justice, "whers any man 10 a
citizen OF the United Statesf The people
Of this country are citi1ens Of their re-,
spective states, and not citizens OF the
United States" This position being as
sented to. Mr.. Davis was not tried. Mr..
Chase's discovery" led to TIE adoption
OF the fourteenth amendment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Forest RESERVES.

There is one advantage in creating
forest reserves. They furnish employ
ment to regiment Of politicians who
must he taken care OF in some way; and
the more reserves the more jobs there
will be for dependent subjects OF the adj
ministration. The forest reserve theo-
Ties, - now being carried into effect, are
nothing more nor less than political
scheme to create new Offices to be doled
out under the spoils system. Experience
shows that the cost Of maintaining the
large number OF officials necessary 10
look after these reserves is simply that
much money thrown away. Yet in the
faca Of such facts the government goes
ahead without even consulting the
wishes 81 the people who may have set
tied upon the land, or whose interests
may be affected by it's Withdrawal from
settlement to lie included in newly
created or extended forest reserve. In
the furtherance OF these plans the lines
OF the Priest River reserve, in this coun-
ty, are to lie greatly extended, taking in
the larger portion Of the north end, and
u new reserve is to BE- created with lines
beginning at \ point in Fourth OF July
canyon near the northwest corner OF
township 20 north, OF range west OF the
Boise Meridian, running about fifteen
miles north, thence about fifteen miles
east, thence fifteen miles south to a
point near the Coeur d Alene river, thence
fifteen miles west to the place OF begin,
ming. Four-tiiths OF this proposed re-
serve is in kootenai county and the
balance in Shoshone. The creation Of
this reserve will affect the whole people
Of this section by tying up good agricul-
turAl and timber land. The proposed
extension OF the Priest River forest re-
serve also includes some OF the best
farming lands within the state and will
not only result in retarding settlement
and development, but will remove from
future taxation section of country that
would ultimately produce large reve-
nus AsiuC lTOu4 . lCH llAISICStCA pun
ticians, the people OF northern Idaho are
opposed to these reservation schemes,
and the attitude our representatives in
both branches Of congress take in the
matter will be watched with interest.
II they favor the plan, they are working
against the interest Of the people, and
We do not believe that they viii deliber.
ately do so. Just why Kootenai county
should be made the victim OF the forest
reserve mania that seems to have taken
hold OF 3 few officials in Washington, is
beyond the understanding of ordinary
individuals. Our people have a few
rights that ought to lie respected, and
they look to our senators and represen-
tative to protect them against the tying
up OF more land in forest reserves.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

Tue Financial Review. published in
New York, pays this high tribute TO
State Auditor Sinclair: state Auditor
Bartlett Sinclair, Of Idaho, who writes
the New ork Times relative 70 the pro-
Hress his state has made in all lines dun
ing the past year and it's prospects for
surprising this during the twelve
months directly ahead, gives What many
may regard as . glowing account, yet it
is one in light Of lacts rs he gives them,
rs we'll founded. His statement 10 q
very satisfactory one and in it's telling
the auditor clearly indicates the pleasure
il gives him TO be in position 10 speak
60 encOuragingly Of his state. For this
condition Mr.. Sinclair is TO be credited
in certain degree. for the ability with
which he has administered his Office has
given all lines OF industry chance to
attend wholly to business withou, undue
official interruption" No state official
Is better or more favorably known
throughout the country than Auditor
Sinclair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

The merchant who sits in his store
and waits for trade to come to him will
never do the business that his more
enterprising competitor is able to secure.
1t takes advertising to catch trade these
times. People look to the papers to find
what q merchant is offering in his ad,
vertisements, and the wide-awake adyer,
tiser skins the cream Of trade while his
neighbor deludes himself with the be-
lief that everybody knows where his
store is, what he sells and will go there
il they need anything in his line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

THE Republican leaders Of this state
are becoming desperate in their efforts
to make an impression on the ranks Of
the Silver Republicans. Their last
scheme is to induce Silver Republican
county committees to hold a meeting,
whom the Republicans will be present
with q proposition to disband both the
Silver Republican and Republican coun.
~ committees for the purpose Of joining
in the formation OF a new committee.
Great head that worked out such
scheme-it must belong TO Pap Morr-
son or Grandpa Patrie. But there is no
danger OF single Silver Republican
committee falling into the trap.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.

LAND otVtrE Ar Gotta b'ALEEE iplHo
Nov -, lsDo.
No,irs i hereby civ hat In com plianee
With the provisions II the act 81 Congress 81
June }, tsss, entitled An act for the sale Of
timber lands tn the statss Of Catforngs. Oregon,
Nevsd-. and wSSh inGtou Territory - ct
tended TO all Public Land state. BY act IT Aug
uSt I, lsgs,
JNHEI Rt.sELi.
Of Cpur a'Alrnr, County = kpotsnat stats Ut
Idaho, has this day Sled ~ This oHirc his s~orn
statement No Ii2 for The purrhase 4 The = t
= " W. =. anh 10 I. : anu : Of So tian No Z, q
Township NJ. % :, Range So avn aud
win offer proof To .hoa that ,h, land +oagh. b,
more valuable Tor it, unb' or stDuF than lor
agricultural purposes. and to establish his
claim 10 'aih land before the EFvi ter md Re
liver Of this Once at frpr d'b.rrs lIah., On
Monday, the Lth day Of February. tHO
lie names a. witnesses: NiIltsm HuEusuIn.
Anderson l. Dayi.. Erdcn J Miller and frank
MARROW, all 81 CPur 'Alsur Idaho
Any and all pcrsous claiming Adversely ID.
shove dssc rits'I lands are requested To Gle their
claims In this nnice ou or b~iprs the said 18th
nay ~ February, i90o. y. H. BrpLDS1,
dee i~h.io Rrwi.,.y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Notes to Creditors.

Estate "f l. Leroy Cutler dccraEd
Notice IL hereby given by the undc rsigne,i
administrator n the estate ot I. Leroy Cutler
decreased, to the creditors ~ and all pertpns
having claims against said drrrascti tn exhibit,
them with the nercs'ary vouchers. uithin tour
months after the hrSt publication ~ thI. nstI.r.
to the said administrator at h1s Office 4, C,rur
Alen'. Idaho. the Sam" being the place f.,r
the Transaction II the huSi"s u G.lI estate In
the County of Eootrrai. state u idaho
Dated At Occur 4 Alcuc. Idaho, m the 10th
day of January, ts0o JNNE4 II IIsrtTE,
INh. tFh.1 AhmInittTatnr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27

THE United States is realizing some Of
the blessings Of territorial expansion in
the Hawaiian islands. The Bubonic
pIague is spreading there and carrying
off scores of victims. and it will require
the strictest vigilance to prevent its
being introduced in this country. Our
heritage from expansion in the topics
will be yellow fever, Bubonic plague, lep-
rosy, cholera and an assortment OF Chin
csc and japanese.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-01-27
Notice for Publication.

pErAErNESr ~ rHE tsFEHtoE
= LNND pVTt' Z. J,ErR AtuVE tpAHo,
iArrrmb.r H. isuo
NotFT u hereby given that The h,glsSins
nan'rd srt,lsr has aL<,l nsthv ~ bta intention ~
nslA" aali Proof in SUPPORT II hta lin, aaa
that 'asd proof 81 be- mad. h.torv the Fiutsr
and Eervtrr At rrrur d'AJVnv. I,Lah,l. IN Fss.
ra.lTy }. ESo, w
JoilN Costello.
hd NJ IN t"v ths " =, s~r II. ~ AZ
4 W RM
lie names the s.llowi log Witns tssS 81 prov,
hiS r"niinHnnS rFsidsnsv gpoa aud rplffvaitan
"f said land. w Itmra Er~h- Nalratlu. "
sander. James u ltlrtr anal John Trruan al II
t'Fur 4 Meme. idaho
lee - ian = II ~ RtpfoNg
EFxistsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15

Galveston Texas, September 14.--Adoue
q Lobit announce that their clerical force
Is Intact; all damages to bank building are
repaired and they are ready to receive
deposits and pay out money.
Hutchings, Sealy a. Co, report no dam
age to their banking house and no inter-
ruption In their business
The Rosenberg bank reports no damages
and no interruption in business.
The Galveston brewery announces ready
for business In all departments, and Will
deliver at the brewery free ice on doctors
prescriptions for sick persons. VIII sell
TO anybody any quantity, Atty pounds or
more, at the rate OF 30 cents per 100
pounds.
The Texas Ice and Cold Storage company
announce ready to deliver ice. any ausp-
thy. 100 pounds or less. at the factory.
free. ON doctors prescriptions for sick per-
sons, and will sell to anybody 100 pounds
for 80 cents Atty pounds, 10 cents;
twenty-five pounds. 10 cents ten pounds.
5 cents. These are the lowest prices for
which ice has ever been sold In Galveston.
VIII probably be ready tomorrow to ac-
cept, on storage IN the refrigerating rooms,
all perishable goods.
Mistrot Bros. & Co., Wholesale, an
nounce ready for business In all Depart
ments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15

report having been circulated in
Houston for several days that Will A..
swope. Houston boy. who is on duty In
Galveston with the Houston troops. had
been killed for conduct unbecoming a
soldier, his family and friends took every
step to correct 1t. and yesterday after
noon his brother received the following
kilograms:
Tom C. Swope. Houston, Texas.
Galveston. Texas. September 1s.-The
report of your brother, viii A. Swope.
having been guilty of anything not be-
coming soldier is absolutely false His
services here are too valuable for hlnI
to leave even for day for tho purpose
of counteracting any such ridiculous ri
NOR.
Thomas scurry. Adjutant General.
The last clause refers to a request
made that Mr.. swope be permitted to
visit Houston for a day to check tine ru :
NOR. Following Is another:
Tom C. Swope, Houston
Galveston, September liam o. X.
VIII be home when company comes.
VIII A. swope.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
Down the Island.

Galveston, Texas, September l4.-Theo.
Boehl who lives twelve milos down the
island, reports the following people killed:
John .schneider's whole family, Henry
schneider's whole family, Fritz opperH
whole family, William Schroeder, lost his
wife and several children; Sam Kemp
(colored), lost all his family; Fritz Boehl
and wife; Ans Boehl lost wife and three
daughters; Ostermayer and Wife
Colonel Motifs two houses are standing,
though damaged.
George and August Boehrs house Is
standing. also Henry Boebl's house. The
house Of Mr. Nichols, who lives in town.
Is standing.
The old Nottingham lace factory build
ing Is wrecked,
Only about six houses remain between
South Galveston and the city limits. OF a
probable thousand living down the island
al least a third we're lost. There are 200
bodies on the beach between the Mott
place and the city limits.
Eighteen people IN his neghborhood
got together and began burying the dead.
They are out OF provisions and altogether
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15

Amid the smoke OF battle, when mea
meet men in armed conflict. and thousands
fall beneath tho leaden hail, there is time
taken to make trench and consign to a
resting place the bodies OF the fallen
thousands and the chaplain has his mo-
ment to ask merciful God to receive His
own. Not so with this. No trench can be
made for those people who have been
found where the angry waters threw them
us. where the falling timbers caught them,
or whore they are floating upon the
waters OF a waved dashed shore. They are
disposed OF, not as humanity would direct,
or as sentiment dictates, but as necessity
demands, and il is not with the accom-
paniment OF clersyman's prayer, or the
simple words OF the man OF the cloth, that
blessed be the name OF the Lord; earth
to earth, dust TO dust and aahes to ashes"
Bodies have been consigned to that ele-
ment which destroyed the vitality OF tho
msterial---the water. and the waves which
came from the storm tossed Gulf of Mex
leo to invade the portion OF land witch
nature set aside for the hGbltation Of
man.
This could not be eoatinued for long
The conception Of mans mind. which irst
suggested this disposition. proved to be OF
wise judgment in the f,rst emergency. but
natures laws prevented &. continuance OF
the plan, and II became necessary to turn
to quicker and more convenient method.
IS the decomposition which fast began
destruction of the mortal. rendered hand
ling impossible. Cremation was then re-
sorted to. and without the facilities OF
science to assist. the destruction OF tho