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Texas pauahters of American Revolution.

Dallas, Texas, October 1o.-The Texas
Daughters Of the American Revolution
held a large and enthusiastic meeting In
DALLAS Delegates from every chapter In
M state we're here Mrs. Seahrook w
svduor of Houston. was elected vice state
regent by reclamation.
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McIoRIA couNTY RIcE.

Enterprise that May Put Thousands OF
Acres in Cultivation.
Victoria. Victoria Eonnty, Texas, October
lO.--A document drawn in conformity with
the State Irrigation statute was died for
record In the office OF the county. clerk OF
tails county yesterday by Rosa l. ciaSk.
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A CHANGE OF VENUE.

Hampstead Murder Cases Transferred TO
Harris County for Trial.
Hampstead, Texas, October io,-rhe
eases OF J. w. Gallon, I'd Umland, Henry
Sanders, John Setter, sr., and Tom seter,
on the courts own motion was transferred
10 the district court Of Harris county.
These defendants are charged with the
killing OF Constable Dan Cabeen al waller
last November
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rrederiok Warde's Success.

Austin. Texas, October 10.--Mr. Frederick
Esrde the best and strongest tragedian
sho visits the South played here last night
h large and apprcciative audience. 1t
wss ID Austin In 1879 when Mr. Warde,
hen young man, WIS with Mccullough,
stated to a friend here that some day he
vplN come through this country as a star.
ebi that he has succeeded in carrying out
As lofty ambition his friends all over Texas
veil know Of the fact.
During the carly days when he visited
tbs part Of the State the stage coach was
the only mode OF traffic, and when the
..gupe would reach a town they would
sny for nearly n week, as shows were
few anil far between and people would
twn out In large numbers to see them.
10 speaking Of Texas, Mr.. Warde said
ha be never saw such wonderful improve
mpnt and Development In his life, and that
tie State was growing every year, while
al the same time Its great resources We're
not ne.third developed. The great actor
likes Texas and the admiration is no doubt
reclpr0catcd by the peODlC.
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NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
Nearo Killed Near Whitewrieht While
Resisting Arrest Still Unknown.

sherman, Texas, October l0.The negro
killed near whitewright yesterday by the
officers who attempted 10 arrest him has
not vet been Identified. He was a stranger
grfned with Winchester, and when called
upon to give an account OF himself hrcd
several times at the officers. He was about
20 years old, dbOat feet, eight inches high
and yory black
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Better for the Blood Than Ssrsspsrilla
For Those Living in the Malariai Districts.
Grcye's TaSteleSs Chill Tonia
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Rreakuater Board to Employ Engineers.

Galveston, Texas, October 10. Tho
breaLwater committee met today nt noon
and II was ordered that the chairman of
the committee Commissioner Kempner cor
ave made n success Of works OF such ma
tire os viii he required here. with view
N securing their Services In all probability
fba enrinoers selected will consist OF two
men al high professional standing and n
local enefnfer though. Of course. this is
onIy n surmise II Will depend upon when
were sent today when the board will hold
another meeting
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MALARIA CAUSES BlLlouSNEss.
Groves Tssteless Chill Tonic removes
the cause
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EASTERN STAR CHAPTER.
Waco Selected As the Next Place Of
Meeting Committees Appointed.
DUTIABLE VALUE LESS THAN THE DUTY
That Was the Case With the Powder
ham carao-Bia Judsment---Power
Promoton-Notes.

Galveston Texas. October i0-rhe third
days session OF the grand chapter Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star convened at .
O'Clock this morning at the Masonic temple
The meeting was devoted 10 business OF
the order, but the members All manifested
a great deal Of interest and considerable
discussion was lndulged in about every
question that was submitted.
Waco was chosen as the place for hold
ing the next annual session of the grand
chapter, Invitations having also been ex.
tended by Dallas aud Abilene.
The report OF the finance committee was
approved. An appropriation was made 10
buy Christmas presents Tor the children In
the Masonic home at Fort Worth,
a resolution TO permit the organization
of another chapter in town whore there
is already one chapter In existence was
laid over until next year
The committee on work was done away
with, as was also the Office of grand press
correspondent
Al the afternoon session motion TO re-
duce the per capita tax from 80 to IS
cents was lost.
Mrs. Laura II. Hart made her report as
the grand representative from the Grand
Chapter Of Texas to the Grand Chapter Of
the United states, in which she called at
tention to the changes In the rituals aud
gave brief outline Of the business trans
ACTED by the order
The report Of the mileage committee was
adopted and the delegates drew their mile
age,
The following appolutve offices were
then announced: Grand Adah, Mrs. Cora
Walker, Barstow; grand Ruth, Mrs. Canh
Johnson, Cleburne; grand Esther, Mrs
Mary Ruddock, Houston; grand Martha
Mrs Hottie Pope TOYah; grand elector,
Mrs Elizabeth Bruce. san Antonioi grand
warden, Mrs. Carrie Chase, Galveston;
grand sentinel j. T. Cobb, Alvin; g1nu
grand chaplain, f H. Shumate, Dallas;
organist. Mrs Fannie b. ward, Big
Springs: fraternal correspondent, Mrs. kate
NJ BrownSon Victoria
The following committees we're then an
Jurlsprulence ~ Mrs. Rocheal Swain,
Mart: Miss Jennie Legg, Abbott, and J ).
Finance. Mrs. T. J. Randolph. Lattdo;
Miss Tisma Robinson, Troy and j. D.
70 C RED Mrs. Mithc Brown, Long,
view: Mrs Matte Lcemou, Merkeb ana
r. T. Satcrhelh.
DEMONSTRATION, Mrs. Laura y. Hart san
Antonio; NJ T Bell and r. j Trau. Waco.
ON account Of the pressure Of business
tre oyster roast that was on the program
Of entertainment this afternoon was
abandoned and Instead Mizpah chapter OF
Galveston treated the visitors TO a teast
Of fish choNder, when was served immV-
diately after the adjournment this after
Tonight there was a public Installation,
Of me officers for the ensuing year ana
the session finally adjourned
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Charters Filed.

Austin Texas. October lO.-The following
charters were fled this afternoon:
Riug-Crowthrr Corporation oc San An
tOllO capital stock 100000. Purpose, to
prospect Tor oil ana other minerals, to
build aud own pipe lines and tank cars. Di-
feetors: Samuel Crowther, Atascosa coul-
" W, F. Moore, Waco: C.. f. King. G. c.
Ebrman, c. W. Clarke, w X. Usher. Mas.
MeAuseits- and John Findlater, San An
Ielo, Texas
The Residue Crude Oil Gas Burner com
pany Of Dallas capital stock S125tUJ. Pu-
pose to manufacture ana sell generators
snd burners lncorporators j. NJ. O'Neil,
J. R. Spann and O. f. Ansley.
herder Canal company of BAY City, Mata-
goids county capital stock $4,000, Pur.
pose, to construct and operate dams, rcser-
,eTs lakes. etc IncorpOrators: George
nerder, y. NJ. Nogelsang and George Seyd.
VIVA business office at Wilmington, Della.
ssS granted authority to do business in the
elate; capital stock $4,000
( sa.y Notes and Personals.
s. Asiustln, Texds October -Forepaugh e.
seis Brothers big circ as in town to.
eay and people came in from miles around
sse ne parade and performance. 1t is
goa circus, as the vast crowd which at
saded both performances seemed to enjoy
, W.a Inc street parade was very attrac-
nae comptroller's department has received
r,eal letters during the past few days
MA Ts.A 5tlPence t. the circus tax and license.
~ department answers by Informing the
say u parties That the price of reserved
Si sS should he added to the price of adj
itense VS.
lae following military commissions were
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nntiahle uaIne Les Than the putN.

Galveston, Texas, October 10. Inquiry Of
the custom house ofdclals today revealed
the fact that the dutiable value OF the
cargo of the steamship Posderham, which
has Just finished dlscharging n cargo OF
silver ore, which IS en- route from Amto-
fagasta. Chill, 10 Pueblo. Colo. was less
than the duty that must be paid upon H..
The InvoIced value OF the cargo at AntO-
f9casta YEAS S131 80J. while the estimated
duty upon il amounts to Sl37,70s.
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Galveston. Texas. October 10.--J. n
Welsford. owner OF the Gulf Transport
line OF steamships. which ply between Cal
weston and Liverpool Is In the city.
Colonel L. j. Polk. general manager e
the santa Fe, has returned from a trip OF
inspection Of the property Of the company
i'm me state. which he made In company
with vice President Kendrlck.
Nungl0 Canhtella, brother OF Felix Cana
telia. has arrived here from Italy and will
hereafter make this country his home.
W r. Mcclure. general passenger agent
Of the Galveston. Houston and Henderson,
was In Houston today
r. NJ. Gilbough. land and tax commits
sIoner OF the Santa Fe returned this morn.
ING from a "trip 10 North TEXTS.
] McCafthy. district superintendent
for the Pullman company, left last night
" G. nixon. general superintendent OF
the Santa Fe has returned from visit
to N He~ W ork ReIcbardt Of Houston and
Mrs. Jackson 81 Waco are IN the city.
Mrs. d. j. Gienpg Of Houston wos In the
= Dr.. x. W. Fly has returned from his
suit died IN the district court: Arthur
Haafherby IS. Lula Heatherby; divorce.
marriage license has been Issued to
Hartwsll Levy Green and Mas Hannah A.
len.
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CAPTURE CRAZY SNAKE.
= Leader of the Creek Indian, Uprising
81, Prisoner: a,t

Leader of the Creek Indian, Uprising
a Prisoner. :.,{{.. - -
Henrietta, !. T., 7Jan. 28.-Deputy
Marshal Grant johnson and Bnnnie
: Mcintosh OF Eufaula,' two men noted
for their bravery and daring in haz-
ardoUs expeditions. against. outlaws,
made Ct dash upon the encampment Of
Snake Indians near Eufaula and cap
tured Chitto Harjo (Crazy Snake)>
After an exciting escape from the
hostile Greek camp they managed to
land their prisoner at this place and
he is now held captive under strong
guard Of soldiers under the command
of Lieutenant Dixon. ."t $500
The capture OF the central figure Of
the uprising and the. show Of force
which the troops will make will likely
put an end to the threatened outbreak.
fs3% Lieutenant Dixon and his troops
will move out, Of. this: place in: the
morning, upon the encampment of
Snakes near Eufaula. Deprived of
their leader, it is not thought probable
that they will make any resistance,
but will lay down their arms and
yield to the inevitable. III. z.s s
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current some time ago that Corbett
was allowed to stay 20 rounds with
the champion before the latter cut
loose in earnest for a, knockout. Those
who know Jeffries intimately are posi-
tive, however, that his mill with Cor
bett was on the level and that he tried
his best all the way The clean rec
ords OF Jeffries and Ruhlin, therefore,
are responsible for the urus,1aleamount
Of interest that is being manifested in
their coming encounter, r. :. -. .s
Although Jefries and Rubin have
fought before. they met when both
men were novices in the art OF boxing;
whereas they are now both experienced
ring generals. with good training and a
fair knowledge Of the tricks Of tie
ring. They are probably the two big
gest men who ever faced each other in
a championship contest. In some
points Jcfries has the advantage,
whereas in others the superiority lies
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] E'Kl's l!ll !! ] ] ESQ TA

SAn ant. Iva cinat Oh society has been
organized n ST. Paul. .ssSs IL
Fire at Fairmont Monday. night
caused q loss Of $40, 900 4.
e. whitney has been re- elected /
erintende nt .of state printing. 81.
81 Adjutant General kamb bert has been
elected major OF the First rtillery.
Gideon s. Ives of St Peter has been
elected grand master 81 the Masonic
grand lodge. q. ~ sS
% ss#5 The legislature will be asked to-
appropriate 100000 to be used in re-
claimed waste lands. &. z ::s'
S Jacob Beau, one Of the leading resi-
dents Of stillwater,=is seriously i'll at
his winter home near Alhambra, Cal. /
Willis IA, Plummer, ex-register Of
deeds, pioneer resident and prominent
Grand Army man, is dead at Minneap-
olis.$5s IS }%s} n s22 @.ss.s. I !
e: A. j. Orff, one of Clay county's
foremost farmers and citizens, is dead
after a long illness of Bright's di-
sease. @ u .S 10: s. !. :. :
Three deaths have resulted from
grip at Welcome during the past week,
and, other persons are in a critical
condition. ;.
Fire In st. PauIs wholesale district
caused a loss Of $4,000 to the coffee,
spice and baking powder house Of H.
B. Strait & Co.. - *v:
4 It is reported that smallpox has
made it's appearance in number OF
families of farmers living near Lin
tondale and Lake Henry, .....:.
: Gus Swanson froze to death in
farmers yard tWpmiles from Hutchin-
son. He was intoxicated. He was AZ
years old and a farm hand. 49, ~.
A. B. Kerlin, manager, of the North.
ern Minnesota Telephone company,
who. recently constructed a line from
Sank Center to Akeley has just sold
the same to the Minnesota Electric
Telephone company.
= Three Of the alleged circus rioters
erty through habeas corpus proceed
ings: The released men we're NJ. S.
McGrew, William Hall and H. r. Bill
ings. Three others will remain in
custody. -
The American Steel and Wire COM
pany has acquired another important
Mesaba iron property, having bought
the lease of the Chrisholm Iron COM
pany to it's land in the west half of the
northeast, quarter of 1920, one of the
best known of the more recently
proved iron deposits in Northern Min
nesota.
The following postmasters have
just been appointed: I. S. Gerald,
Bird Island; w. Fl. 1mith, Cambridge;
l.. J. Hague, Elbow Lake; Edward F.
GUNNER, Frazee; N. H. Fulton, Haw-
ley; Hattie j.. Hodgson, Herman F.
B. Higley, Lake Park; NJ: H. Dan
forth, Mora; C: E. Kirkpatrick RusA-
ford IT. B. Horton, Stewartville; John
r.. Walters, Stephen; w. Fl. .Joubert,
Litchf1eld; Nettie j.. VanInWegen, Or
tonville; I. A. Casswell, Anoka., .
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TUESDAY,. Jan, 90,

w. H. Wolf, a veteran ship builder
and we'll known throughout the Great
Lakes regicn, is dead at Milwaukee.
ThefcroW., prince. of Germany, Fred
Eerick William, has been invested with
the Order: Of the Garter by King Ed.
ward VII @ .. 5s= 5 g s ss Ss <#
James Bashfofd, a brother: Of Coles
Bashford gov ernor OF Wisconsin In
1858 s.. dead at Lyons, N. !,
aged 81 years: : 5* VI. ... 81.
official cures show that since the
opening of the last century our com
lnerce with the rest Of the world has
increased more than tw.elve-fold. W
Dairymen and farmers Of the coun-
try threaten to make the oleomarga5
4r1i.nes law a political Issue unless the.
1Grout bill is passed At this session.
Cities an towns. ia Indiana along
the IS G Ohio river have begun crusade
againstsS5t heA negroes: They ARE try.
ing ing to drive the orst classes away Il
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Monday, Jan, %.

Verdi, the great composer, is dead.
Former Congressman William g..
Finck is dead at Somerset, O.
The tOrrential rains continue to do
great damage to the banana fields Of
Jamaica. - - =
The Indiana senate, by a vote of 81
to 2, passed a bill making electrocu-
ton the mode OF inficting the death
punishment in that state
President George L. Gates, D., D., of
Iowa college, has accepted a call to
the pastorate Of the First Congrega-
tional church of Cheyenne, wy. -
Saturday two embellishments were
reported. in Berlin. the Mitteldeutsche
Kredit bank losing 100000 marks and
Herr Chkretshmar, the banker, 10000
marks &..5> -.;T u -. r. = - I.
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.is,' tloas I'M \. | III Z
ORDERFORGR EDITOR 10 PRESENT
3s5ss3 CLAIMS ODD
STATE Of 1 il NSEsorAl . 5 s=155
coukl Of foRR1sox ~
; HE5 MI "a Probate Court Il
the Matter 81 q the. Estate aof John
Simonds, Deceased. ii,
Il letter. sSof . adnlinist raticn with the
yiiii annsxsa sc ths esttate t,,o John
Of Rutland nj and State of Vermont
being granted to g. Winthrop Lewis. .ss|T T52
ri is ordered, II That six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and az.
ter the date Of this order lin which all per
same Ia the probate court of said county,
for examination and allowance. or be for.
iii Is further ordered, That tie 18th 81 July
1901. at 10 o'clock a. I: M, Il at IS a
held "a the probate office in the court
house il the city Of Little Falls in said
county. be and the same hereby is APP
pointed as the time and place when and
here the said probate court will examine
and adjust said claims and demands. 5s@
such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forth
with pub fishing this order once in each
week for three successive weeks in the
Little Falls Herald, a weekly newsI aper
printed and published in said count ). $
Of January 1901. = 5.s& ~, i.,si sri
x BY the Court G:ltff1 sgYE. - #st x x
$@s * (SEALl@e = Y N. RICHARDSON,
hi H.. .,Ssx$s5 I Judge of Probate.
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TAKEN BY Beers.

WayIay and Capture Military Train
Near Kimberley.
! Kimberley, Friday, Jan. pa train
with troops and military stores on
board was waylaid and captured by
the Beers at Slijpklijp, near Fourteen
Streams, north of Kimberley, this
morning. The Republicans captured
"a small post of Dublin Fusiners, then
blew up a culvert and waited for the
train. An armored train has gone in
pursuit of the Beers.
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/ NEWS GO DEN Sal / ONS.
wedne1da lan.23. 4

u. ~ IT n q &I Wednesday, Jan. g. 2sl
us The senate has ratified the Spanish
t;eaty by q vote Of 53s to 19; 1.#S5
IS The Bulgarian cabinet has resigned
on account Of internal disturbances: u.
h Fred c.. Schiffman Of st. Paul has
been appointed oil inspector Of Min,
nesota by Governor Van SAINT. N sss3*
r. H. Robertson Of the st. Andrews
Golf club, New York, has been named
as the president Of the United States
Golf association. ri: t.la II: :. ~ Il !.
= Rev. Edward Davis, formerly pastor
of the City Temple, Oakland, Cal,
has joined the Robert Downing
Theatrical, company. ~ -. - y. -
Maurice Thompson, the author, who
has been i'll the past six weeks, is ex:
tremely weak and his physicians state
that the case lis not at all encourag-
ing" 49,. =:
Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher have
been matched to %eet in a oa"cund
contest, before the louisville Athletic
club during the month of. February.
They will meet at catch weights.
- Thursday, Jan. "a.
The strike at Nixon & Co.'s great
shipyards at Elizabethport, N: j., is
ended. The men won.
President Diaz of Mexico is i'll with
neuralgia affection but able. to
transact public business.
James P. Sterrett, formerly chief
justice of the, supreme court of Penn
sylvania' is dead. He was rs years
old.
Congressman Neville of Nebraska
is much better and the physician
thinks he is rapidly approaching re-
covery.
One man was burned to death, two
were fatally injured and a dozen 9th
ers Slightly hurt by a fire in the ~lum.
Der town Of Ashtola, Pa.
Addison Cammack, who in his ac-
tive business life was one of the
heaviest operators known on the New
York Stock Exchange, is critic lily III
o. Brights disease.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

= soUTA ST. PAUL, Jan. 80. ),
HOGs-=-Aarket opened Sc higher and
closed steady at the advance. Range Of
CATTLE Market steady. u"
Sales ranged at s$4.5o@5.25 for good to
choice butcher steers, s3.4O@4.0o for good
choice butcher cows and .heifers, 81 500
.. 70 for choice veals, ss3.25@375 for choice
feeders. z&:.=r =; s.s:5&I .,s&.,1.+
4 SHEEP-Market strong. II < :,
Sales ranged at si.5O@5.00 for choice
butcher lambs, S.. 60@4:25 for choice fat
EetherS = = {5s*. : - .,t +, IN
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Lester Rein's First Mount.

'My first experience as jockey was
IN Wichita, Kan" said Lester Reiff re-
Gently. 1--WE were living there then,
and l was only about II or IL years
old. Il used to spend all the time Il
could steal riding mustangs One day
a Jockey at the county fair was taken
suddenly i'll, and the horse owner ask
ed me to- ride the race. was tickled
to- death and accepted at once: Ny
cup Of JOY was filed. had dreamed
Of such things, but had never dared to
hope they would come to pass: Well,
4 won the race, and that was my start.
b. Five years ago I7<Went to England
with Mr.. Wishard's string. My mode
of riding was then just the same as it
is now. i won Is races and only had
a string of six mounts. # went back
again and have continued there be-
cause it is the. grsa test racing. center
Of the world - L. ..:.s:@ 81 ,
vi Regarding their winnings for the sea
son the boys refuse to talk, but admit
that they ha We cleared since last March
the neat little sum Of S 125. OO0.. Their
father was a timer in Graz ped cir
cumstances q year a go, Today he is a
man Of wealth. He has been raised
from penury to opulence BY the genius:
bf his sons, the elder OF whom can.
hardly be termed man vet, although
he Is 90 years Of age. And the incest
part OF It all IS that neither brother
seems to- realize what glorious heri..
tage he is to the father and mother
whose lives have been and aiways,will
be- unassuming 81 Il, Is
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Friday, Jan. Is.

jeff BybC. widely known in turf cir
cles on the Pacific coast, is dead, aged
g.; years.
An operation has been performed on
Mr.. Kruger's eyes. 1t was perfectly
successful,
P. ]. Hanson of Minneapolis has
been reelected president Of the Ma
tional Association of Retail Grocers.
George West, known the world over
as trainer and driver of trotting
horses, died at Chicago Thursday after
a long illness.
Governor Dockery of Missouri has
sent a message to the legislature adj
vocating the passage of a law inflict-
ing the death penalty in cases of kid
mapping for ransom.
United States Consul Swain, at
Montevideo, informs the state depart
ment that the wheat crop in the River
Plata provinces of both Argentine and
Uruguay. is reported in a very bad con.
.dition.' .E - 5>E .:z
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- BOE==2S BECOMING BOLD.

Eject Number Of English, Residents
Fora Petersburg.
Pretoria, len. 2G--The Beers eject
ed 70 Ene1i2h residents, men, women
and children, from Petersburg, in the
Zoutpansberg district Of the Trans
vaal, and sent them to Pienaars river
Fhey camo in train to Warm Baths
in charge Of lizard Kruger, detec-
tive, and force of Beers. They say
|. that Malan is the commander at Piet-
frsburg. Grobler has been reduced
from the rank of a general, and is
InOW commandment in that vicinity.