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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-31

cause n disturbance Of the present
splendid conditions. Well informed
Democrats put the Republican plurality
In that county at from 1900 to $500.
The Republicans look for 2.COG The
plurality for President Mckinley four
years ago was 1907. That for Governor
Nash last year was 1880. 1t is reli-
ably Republican county but will be
more so this year than ever. before.
The silent voter Will do his work eff
fectlvely.
In the sixteenth district Hon. ]. ].
G.ll'will have not less than 6,vOn and it
may be much larger. Belmont, Car
roll. Harrison and Jefferson counties are
good for 5000 to 5000. while down among
the dark hills OF Monroe county the
Democrats are fighting among them
selves, and the sturdy farmers have
done SO much better the last four years
THAN during a like preceding period
that they are declaring they will let
well enough alone and not vote at all.
That county. with its usual 1900 may
come up smiling with 1900 to 1900. but
this will be overwhelmingly wiped out
BY. the four other thrifty counties in
the district. Besides, Congressman
Gill is such a clean, capable gentleman.
and so Intelligent and efficient In his Of.
liclal capacity that he has won the ad.
miratlon OF political opponents and ce-
mented the loyalty Of his followers
firmly.
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Why p
Editor OF the Intelligencer,

To the Editor of the Intelligencer.
SIR:-The trades assembly endorsed the
Democratic candidate for county commits
sioner III Centre district. Why didn't they
endorse Charles A. Danner, the Repub!i-
can candidate for commissioner In Wash.
ington district? Danner Is rs good n mem.
Der OF the stogie makers organizat ton as
Byrne Is OF the street car workers union
z l's.lia WASHINGTON DISTRICT
! Wheeling, October 80. l.4si
In answer 10 the above, when the In
qulry was handed 10 an official OF the
Trades Assembly last night. he could
only say that the assembly would have
endorsed Mr.. Danner had his friends
brought the matter up. He added:
Trades Assembly endorsements do
not amount to anything. would not
be bound by its endorsement OF Byrne
II lived In Centre, but I would heed
an endorsement OF Danner II lived
in Washington district. Why? Be-
cause am Republican, and no or
ganizatlon. not even my labor organl-
.ation. has anything to do with my
politics. The only proper endorse
ment for the Trades Assembly to make
would be one of labor ticket IL one
were in the field. These haphazard
endorsements Of Republican or Demo-
cratic candidates are really not consid-
cred seriously by ninetenths OF the as-
semblys MEMBERS"
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MOTHER HUBBARD PARADE
Monday Night, NcY. S.

ATTENTION, REPUBLICAN AND DEM
OCRATIC MARCHING CLUBS OF
WHEELING, MARTINS FERRY,
DRIDGEPoRT. BELLAIRE AND
nMouNDSVILLE!
Following tho custom OF the pnst twelve
years. II has been decided to make n dem.
onstrat!un nr. the night before election in
honor OF the wonan's suffrage movement.
and the general committee therefore in.
vltes nil clubs OF all political parties and
ci,l2cnn In general to participate I'm n
grand Mother Hubbard parade In honor
of Carrie Chapman Gait. tho president
OF the association, next Monday evening
at 100 O'clock. Mr.. Frank NJ. Church hes
been appointed chief marshal. and Will
have full charge OF the parade. An or.
Eanizations are requested to appoint ono
member TO net on the chief marShni's
atarl. and communicate with him at their
earliest convenience. IL
IL In also requested that NIL PARTICIPANTS
conduct Themselves properly while In line
and do nothing to offend the spectators,
Nothing OF n political nature will be nor.
mttOd In the procession.
The meeting plncc and route OF parade
Will be printed In tho local papers, and
all participants arc requested 10 report
spromptly, BY order OF
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
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Attention. Flkins Cadets !!

All the members Of the Elkins Cadets
and the bugle and drum corps are
urged to be at the city building at 1880
sharp this morning for the purpose OF
going to New Cumberland to attend the
mass meeting, to be addressed by Capt.
B. B. Dovene" there. The club will go
over the Pan Handle. the train leaving
at II O'clock. The members OF the
club will be at no expense whatever. as
the train has been chartered for them.
and dinner and supper will be provid-
ed. Returning the club will stop en-
route At Wellsburs, to act as escort for
Messrs. Dovener and White. and will
arrive In this city at o'clock tonight.
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All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the trip Of the Wheeling
marching clubs to Slstersvllle Satur-
day. The special train on the Ohio
River railroad will leave the Water
street station at p. m. with stops at
Benwood and Moundsville. and the
rate for the round trip Is 81. The
train Will leave Sistersvllle for Wheel
Ing at 1880. but tickets are good for
three days. The following local clubs
go to sistersville: Center Rough Riders,
Webster Rough Riders. RitchIe Rough
Riders. Six Footers and the Mark Ham
ma Club. the latter OF Martins Ferry.
Tickets go on sale to day at the Ohio
River roads city ticket Office, in the
Mcclure block.
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The Jewel Disabled,

The steamer Jewel came up yester-
day morning to enter the Wheeling
Marietta triweckly trade. She depart
ed at II n. m. with good trip. but at
the foot of Wheeling rifle one Of her
wrists let go. and she ran through one
cylinder totally disabling It. and crack
ed the other cylinder. On the partially
disabled cylinder she went on to Nc
Mahon's creek, where she went
aground, and was pulled of by the
Goebel, after an hours hard work.
She then proceeded to Marietta, where
repairs will be made, but 1t Is feared in
her disabled condition she went
aground at Captlna last night.
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y Along the Landing.

Weather Tuesday, cloudy and warm
er.
The marks at 6p. IN. Tuesday. showed
2 feet 4 inches and falling.
The r. a. Gocbel cleared at p. m. for
Darlington with good trip.
The Telephone was yesterdays pack
ct for Matamoras. departing at II n. M
To-day's packet Is the Goebel Mt $3.50
p. m. for Darlington, and to-mprrows
the Telephone for Matamoras at II u. in
The II. X Bedford started up the
river to resume In the Wheeling Park
ershurg trade, but upon reaching Nh.
low 10 come further.
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..P()I.I'T'ICS.
4 rhd local Republican committee

Thd local Republican committees
have succeeded In securing tho Grand
Opera House for tomorrow night. for
the mass meeting. to be addressed by
Hon. Charles Emory Smith, who holds
the portfolio Of postmaster general in
President McKinley'sc cabinet, and who,
in addition to being one OF the most
brilliant orators OF the party, stands
very close to the President. His speech
here during the campaign Of 1898 is
still quoted by Wheeling Republicans
as j masterpiece Of cloquence since I'M
cqualled. There Is the greatest inter-
est In Tomorrow nights meeting, and
1t Is assured that Mr.. Smith will be
greeted by as large an audience as
the theatre will hold. The county
committee announces Mr.. John Frew
as chairman of the meeting. and the
following vice presidents will occupy
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The Pittsburgh Trip.

7 All Heterogeneous have been made for
the trip Of the local Republican clubs
to Pittsburgh Saturday. The trans
portatlon committee Of the Ellsins Ca
diets has arranged for q special train
on the Pan Handle. leaving at 10 n.
m. reaching Pittsburgh at noon. and
departing on the return trip at 1l:4o p.
M. with the round-trip fare 81 IS. The
tickets are good for three days. The
Elkins Cadets. Clay Union Rough RI
ders, Clay (coloredD Rough Riders and
Madison Rough Riders Will go In a
body, accompanied by the Opera House
band.
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say that l am looking better now than l
have for years. They want to know
what l have been doing, look so well.
l tell them that Pe-ru-na did 1t. I hope
DR., Hartman will live many years moro
to help others as he did me."-Mrs. e.
Buthe, 1884 Sixth street.
Every woman should have copy Of
Health and Beauty" This book con.
tains specific instructions for the treat
ment and cure Of female catarrh. It's
illustrated and contains much informa-
ton. Addrcss Dr.. Hartman, Columbus.O.
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A GOOD STORY

A certain young lady in del
icatc health was advised by her
doctor to take a tablespoon
full of SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil after dinner-oncc a
day-and found herself almost
suddenly growing robust.
So small dose is by no
means the rule; the rule is
whatever the stomach will bear
not more. Another rule is:
take it on every least occasion,
but not too much; don't over
do it.
Wen und you ili,le to ny, U you Ike.
SCOTT q BOVINE, ~ Pearl street. New York.
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Woolley Arrives Tonight.

The special train bearing John G..
Woolley. the Prohibition candidate for
President. will reach Wheeling tonight
and will be switched to the Hempneld
yards. where. on Thursday morning.
between and o'clock. Mr.. Woolley
will address the people on the Issues Of
the campaign. He Is accompanied by
Editor Samuel Dickey. Of the New York
Voice; volney B. Gushing. OF Maine:
Chairman Stewart, OF the national
committee, and others.
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Labor commends Doyeuer.

There having been an effort to be-
little the efforts made in Congress by
Hon. B. D. Dovcncr In behalf OF the
cause OF organized labor. the In;clli.
gcncer Is gratIflcd to be able to print
the following hearty endorsement OF
Congressman Dovencr. from Federal
Labor Union No. Sill. OF Washington
City. affiliated with the American Fed.
Grafton OF Labor:
Federal Labor Onion No. Sill. Affiliated
with the American Federation OF La
Dor.
WASHINGTON D. c.. June II. 800
Whereas. Hon. Il. II. DOYcner. rcpre.
tentative from the First district OF Nest
virginia, has proven himself 10 b, n
staneh. earnest and consistent friend OF
organized labor In having voted for hills
iaNofinS the working ciA:s: therefore,
be II
Resolved. That We appreciate the cour.
tery and Kind hEGiStancc extended 10
workers In the field OF organized labor in
Attendance on trade matters before Con-
Eres-. and that We extend to the Hon. II.
u. DOycner our sincere thanks and best
wishes for n AuccssEfil future
(SEAL) J. 4 SMfTHSOE. President.
BAN H. SELLS, Cor Sec'y.
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RIVER NEWS.

:. q . q. i.
The annual report and recommended
lions OF General Wilson. chief Of engl-
neers Of the army, just made public,
has several items Of interest to the peo-
pie of the Ohio valley. Among other
things, II is stated that sl,10O,671 is
needed for the completion of the dams
Mt Wheeling and Marietta. and that
there Is now available s565.55G for work
on these dams out of the appropriation
secured through the efforts OF Con-
gresham Dovener in the last Congress.
Other estimates in theleport are as fol-
lows:
Ohio river from Pittsburgh to its
mouth-For completing the project, III
definite; for work during the coming
year. $4,000; balance available,
1857, 64l II.
Movable dams on the Ohio river
For completing the project. c2.2eO00O:
for work during the coming year, $685.
900 In addition to the balance. In detail
the estimates for dams are as follows:
Nos. 2. 8, and 6, to complete the pro-
1ect, 1000; balance available, 81 ,100,-
GIL. which Is more than enough to fin
ish the work. No. 6-To complete the
work. estimated. s150.0O0 balance uneX-
pended. Sl42,7Si. Nos. 10 and 1S-Need-
ed for completion. sl.l3o.000: balance
available, S5Gs.556. No estimate for mo-
ney that can be profitably spent during
the year.
Harbor OF Observation-Disclosures avail
able. s8T .0al Sc; amount estimated for
completion and maintenance during the
year. $4,000 in addition to the balance
available.
Monongahela river ~ West Virginia
Balance available s6i1,i52 So; estimate
for completion, $350OG0.
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Society," : !.


The ladies OF the Second Unites
Presbyterian church have completed ar
rangements for supper and delightful
evening entertainment for tomorrow
evening. November l. in the Odd Fell
lows hall, 1903 Chapllne street. A pi-
anola has been kindly furnished by the
T. W. Banner Company, and an, expert
operator will furnish programme OF
interesting classic and popular music
throughout the evening. A voting con-
test for presidential candidates will be
another feature and this is made dou-
bly, interesting because Of the rooters
and. SO to speak. ward politicians OF all
parties to be represented there, and the
bids to be made for the exchange Of le-
Ultimate votes. The supper will be q hot
one, dcllciously prepared and daintily
served, from $3.50 to S o'clock, and MS
the entertainment will be the first in
the life of the new congregation there
is no doubt OF large and encouraging
attendance. z
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a Citizens' Club.

At the meeting Of the Washington
District Republican Club at the North
Main street wigwam tonight a Citi-
zens' Republican Marching Club will
be formed to take part In the big
Rough Rider demonstration In North
Wheeling Friday night All Republic
cans OF North Wheeling. young and
old.who are not identified with other
marching organizations. are earnestly
requested to attend to-night's meeting
and Join the new club. -a
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Richlnnd District Meeting.

The meeting at Morgan's school
house, In R!chland district last night
was one OF the best country meetings
held this campaign. The school house
was jammed to the doors. many re-
manning on the outside. unable to Sc
cure admittance. Mr.. McColloch was
chairman OF the meeting. and Frank
w. Nesbltt and D. W. Martin were the
speakers, each making an hours talk
and holding the crowd attentive!y
throughout. They both thoroughly
covered the Issues, and were frequently
.applauded.
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River Telegrnms.

OIL CITY-Rlver inches and sta
tionary. Weather, warm and raining.
stationary. Weather, cloudy and rain
inE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stationary. Weather. cloudy and warm.
ROWNSVILLE-Riyc feet 10
inches and stationary.
PAkKERSBURG-O river Q feet
and rising. Raining and warm Little
Kanawha rising. up-Valicy Belle and
Bedford.
STEUDENVILLE- feet i
inches aud falling. Weather. clear and
warm, ~. .'..3
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A Monster Devil Fish.

Destroying its victim. is n type of
Constipation. The power Of this MUIR
derous malady Ia felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till It's overcome. But DR..
Kings New Life pills are safe and
certain cure. Best In the world for
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only 25 cents ut the Logan Drug Co. q
drug store
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Old Soldiers Invited.

For the North Wheeling demonstra-
ton Friday night the Washington dis
tr!ct Republicans extend to the old SOL
diers a cordial invitation to take part.
1t is hoped to make this last demon
stration OF the Republican clubs big
affair.
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Rheumatism Cured I'M n pnx.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to days.
It's action upon the system Is remarka-
bic and mysterious. It removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly BEN
eilts. 10 cents. Sold by Il. II. List,
1910 Main street. ChRs. Mcnkemeller.
corner Market and Twcnty-second
streets. druggists. z mw&f
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Now the South Side.

The third OF the sectional street
demonstrations by the Flrst weHt vir-
Etnia Rough Rider regiment and othe,
local Republican marching clubs takes
place Tonight. over the streets OF
South Wheeling. and the indIcatlona
are TINT the turnout will be the larg.
est OF tho week, especially mn there ARE
three Rough Rider companies In the
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Dangerous snag Removed.

The steamer Levi, chartered by the
United States government. to operate
In the place OF the snag-boat Woodruff
during the extreme low water, passed
up for Pittsburgh Tuesday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Yesterday, at.the foot of the
Narrows. the Levi demolished very
dangerous snag that has long been 4
menace to navigation. 1t was stump
nine feet In length, and it was neces-
sary to use dynamite In generous guam
titles. the obstruction having become
well-nigh petrlfied. The Levi Is In
command of Captain James SANFORD.
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...FOR RENT.

Desirable residence at Elm Grove !.
modern convenienccs OF gas, e!ssa"
light and water.
4. busch property.
No. lis Seventeenth street. rooTs-@
No. 3a"i Chapline street. rooms.A
No. 81 Sixteenth street. cellar-Sl"
No. 40 Virginia streGt-sl0. ..,
Blacksmith shop on Market street. n"4
OF Twenty-fOurth street.
Building on alley In rear OF Ge'aa1|-
Half Dollar Savings Bank.
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth sNesTw
Two slN-roomcd houses. Mounds'i"e'
Va. 49,
Cheapest lot In Bclvcdere addition; w ~.
well; fronts on two streets and on Si.''
price Sle5 ~,
No. IS and No. 20 South York street, ) 0''
gain for so days.
No. 1lG3 Charles street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. c6 Fifth street. ,s
GroGnu 10 ieet square on ElSn,ce"'
G-roOmed house on Main street
No, 32 Sixteenth street, store room,
10 rooms and cellar will be solu c"''f
sold In the next 80 days. =. ,-rL
Store room and i've rooms, hrleh "a ~
inE. good location. with an o1
tabliShcd trade.
Lot en- South Front street.
No, % Main street.
No. Az Mnin street
No. 60 North Front street. ,,iN
No. 70 Sixteenth street, store room ""'
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REDEMPTION OF
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS
"Maln Street Bridge Bonds-scc-
ond Series"

. .-aH
The undersigned commissioners OF the
city OF Wheeling. w. Va. appointed un-
der an ordinance OF said city, passed the
Sth day OF September, 1891. entitled IAN
ordinance to provide for the issue ard
sale of bonds Of the city OF Wheeling, to
be known as the Main Street Bridge
Bonds-Second Series.' and for the re-
demption and payment thereof hereby
give notice that certain OF said bonds
have been duly selected and determined
by them I'm accordance with the pro-
visions OF said ordinance. and with the
consent OF the holders OF all OF said series
Of bonds>. for redemption and payment
at their par value on the first day OF No.
vrmher, 1900. that is to say: e-Gs.
Bond number one ~. for 500: bond
number twenty-siN (96). for 500; bond
number twenty-seven (2D, for 800; bond
number twcnty-e!Ght tcS) for 500. and
bond number c.shty-siH (SG), for $1,000;
aggreEating $4,000. 81 !
The said bonds will be redeemed and
paid at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley, In
said city Of Wheeling. on and after No
vember !. 1890. and interest thereon will
cease upon that day.
]. A. MILLER,
s-e I-a l.. Z. SANDS,
B. w. PETERSON.
Commissioners Main Street Bridge Loan
Second Series. 7aif oc15
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Big Rally at McMechen.

The Republicans OF the upper part of
Marshall county had big rally at Nc
Mechcn Inst night. A crowd of 1900
heard n fine address on the Issues Of
the campaign by Judge J. ". Jones,
OF Chicago. -
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Wnnted In Pittsburgh.

kilograms from Pittsburgh ARE calling
for stcnogrnphers nj salaries ranging
between $40 and $I5 n month.
ELLIOTT SCHOOL. 1918 Market Street.
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Prof. George Delbrugge Will entertain
the CotIllion set with special Hallow
Fen party tonight at Arion hall. All
appointments will be In keeping and
Meistcrs orchestra will furnish music.
The Cotillion club and Its friends, older
and younger. are invited, and q gay
party will be the outcome. 7
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.
The State Board OF Health Of West Vir-
gin!n will meet In the city OF Wheeling.
November is. 1900, for the purpose Of ex-
amining applicants for license to practice
medicine, surgery, etc, In this state.
Examinations viii commence ut o'clock
u. NJ, November 10, and close November
Ii at noon. Application for blanks or
other Information made to secretary.
BY order of the board.
a. r. BARBEE. NJ. D.. Scc'y.,
Point Pleasant. w. Va.
Headquarters OF the Board at the Nc
Lure House. 40 Pr fl.s oc2i-w
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I'VE have fine Upright Stcinwny
Plano, placed with us to sell by fam
ily who has left the city. We offer It
at q great bargain. a
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Waters-Dovener Meeting.

/ Friday evening, at Turner hall, on
North Market street. there will be a
mass meeting under the auspices of the
colored Republicans of Wheeling, TO be
addressed by Col. Phil Waters, OF
Charleston, one the states most brill
liant orators, and by Captain B. B.
Dovener, the Republican congressional
candidate. Mr.. Waters Is 4 son Of
Rev. ]. W. Waters. OF this city. pastor
Of Simpson NJ. e. church, Mr.. Alex
Turner has been chosen as chairman
OF the meeting. and the following Vice
Drneiierts ,rn p,rpal.
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be the best medi-
cine for female
complaint, and
IN all CAGES OF
extreme weak.
ness l think 1t is
the best remedy
in the world, rs
1t has done mo
. great dcal OF
ynnJ MyfrirDflc
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The SpInters and their friends leave
the city this afternoon at o'clock for
a farmhouse on Bethany Pike, where
all arrangements have been completed
for an All-hallow-e'en party, In all that
phra esimplIes.
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READ Taylor Co.'s lad" Mt once.

WE have Il few fifes and drums left
which We Will close out Mt special
prices this week.
F. W. BANNER co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Brady. In
honor Of their daughter. Miss Alice
Brady, and her house guest. Miss Kath-
crime A. Rhoades; Miss Eleanor Brice.
In honor OF the Rabbits Foot Club, and
Miss Mabel Brown, in honor OF the
Twentieth Century Girls, are the en-
tertainers OF Thursday. ut the respec-
tive family homes. iES
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The Misses Cummins give reception
at their home on North Chapline street.
this afternoon, from 3 until 6 o'clock.