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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-05
TeIerIn lantcfa

Albany, Nov. 1.-The Consolidated Liquid Air company, with principal offices in New York city, was incorporated to-day with q capital of $1 ,000, divided into shares of the par value of S5 each. The company proposes to manufacture liquid air for re- frigeration, power, light, navigation, medl- cal application, the manufacture of steels and acids, and for other mechanical and scientific purposes. The company will also manufacture ships, locomotives, automo- piles, stationary engines, elevators and other moving vehicles and plants to which liquid air may be applied.
 Washington, Nov. 4.-Secretary Root re- ceived a cable message to-day from Cover nor Taft saying that on account of the recent operation he has undergone he will be incapacitated for duty for about three weeks. He said the operation was success full and his convalescence was progressing satisfactorily.
 Washington, Nov. Administer Wu has as yet no notice from his government of it's recent purpose to recall him to China. He was at the state department to-day but found the officials there without any con frmation of the report.
 New York, Nov. 4.-Anthony J. Frank, who threw red pepper into the eyes of Carl N Gunther, jeweler, and then tried to steal tray of diamonds, was sentenced to five years in Sing Sing prison by Judge Aspin- wall to-day.
 Troy, N. Y., Nov. 4-Water from Troys GOO. was turned into the drains to-day for the first time. The water is brought to the city from the Quackenskill north of the city, by means of pipe lines.
 New York, Nov. 1.-The council of New York university in annual session to-day elected Miss Helen Miller Gould president of the woman's advisory committee.
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! lsr NIGHTS TIT r
Slight Hlnze at Q. E. North,s-TFnc1t
 Went the Wrong Way. ffN

A fire was discovered last night on the roof of the blueing department Qf. the o. B. North & Co.'S plant on FrauHss lin street, and an alarm was sent tH from box a5 at the corner of Chap&ls and Franklin streets. Engines 2, Y 7 and and trucks 1 and 2 responded, but the fire was put out in few minutes. The cause of the fire is not known. but it is thought that it caught from a stove on the top floor of the buildinG- Owing to some mistake truck ran upN Court street as far as Church street. before it was found out that the 11ro was in the other pert of the cttys
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American Not to be Expelled,

Berlin, Nov. 1.-The police order ex- polling from Prussia Joseph Herrings, the American newspaper correspondent, on the ground of an alleged evasion of military service nineteen years ago. has been cancelled.
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Claimed by Fusionists

wilkesbarre, Pa,, Nov. AZ. A, Coray, the union democratic candidate for state treasurer, issued statement tonight, in which he says he is in re- ceipt of reports from every county in the state and they all indicate a big vote for the fusion ticket. He thinks the state, outside of Philadelphia, will give 75,000 for fusion. No prediction is made as to the vote in Philadelphia.
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Netherlands Accepts Britnin's Terms.

London, Nov 4.-At to-day's session of the South African compensation commission, Major General Sir John Ardagh representative of the govern ment, announced that the Netherlands had accepted Great Britain's terms for the settlement of the claims of Dutch subjects for damages as the result of their expulsion from South Africa.
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NEBR1SKA CAMPAIGN.
Closed by Bryan-Greetcd by Crowds
 Despite Snow storm.

Despite Snow storm.
 Omaha, Neb. Nov. 4.-William J. Bry- an closed the campaign in Nebraska for the fusionists with four speeches In this city and South Omaha tonight. At each place MT. Bryan was greeted by enthusiastic crowds, notwithstanding a snow storm. The principal speech to- night was at Franck hall where he spoke to the people on national issues. MT. Bryan said tonight that he ex- pected Nebraska fusionists to elect their state ticket by fair majority but refused to make an estimate on other states.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-05

London, Nov 5.-It is announced that the Duke of Cornwall and York will shortly receive the title of Prince of Wales.
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BOERS GOT THE GUNS.

Now Known They Secured Benson's
 wo Fiueen-Pounders.
 Pretoria, Nov. A. It is now known that the Boers got away with the two guns captured from Colonel Benson's column in the recent engagement near Brakenlaagte, Eastern Transvaal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-05
.i7TEMPTKD AsSASSfNA11ON.
Two shots Fired at the Russian Prefcct
 of Police

London, Nov. 4.-A dispatch to a news agency from St. Petersburg says an unknown man gained an interview, to-day with Lieutenant General Klei- gel, the prefect of police, under the pre- tense of presenting petition, fired a shot at him twice with a revolver be- fore he was overpowered. The general was not wounded
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Chief Points tn EInnnn,r Arrnmsnt.
New PrinCe of Wales,

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-07
Parsons on Trial

Bo-r9x. May 7.-ChAries L. Parsons
vho shot and killed william 7. Han
moBd in sn slleyEay leading from 555
Main street, Chadestovn, during The
Banker Hill celebration last year, vas
uus On trial IN the Superior Criminal
Court today. Parsons, who is about ~
year Of age. is alleged 10 have been IN 40
alteration With Hammond IN reference
10 a young girl when the shots were fred
illly before the district attorney. He
has been keeping in touch With
ali important developments by requiring
County Detective Robert g. Robinfon 70
report 70 him At once al neE evidence
and the name Of the witness 20. Waiter
Dorman alias Robert Wilcox. has made
a partial confession Of the awful tragedy
in which Thomas d. .Kshney lost he liie
He was visited in his cell At the cen
tral police station by District Attorney
John G C.HaymakeY and County Detective
R.G. Robinson. II is said he confess d
that he was a member Of the hand that
visited the merchant's home on Nj
Washington. One mao killed hr. ksb'
ney With one hand and with the Other
held Mrs. Kshney by the throat in an
attempt 10 strangle her He said on'
Of the members Of the gsnZ did the shoot
ing. II was expected from the beginn
log that Dormau would be the fret q
break down aud tell what he knew Of ih'
loperationa Of the band.
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Senatorial Repartss.

Once I'm the senate chamber John J,
ingalls, was directing some remarks 20
Senator Hoar OF Massachusetts,. The
other senator from that state, Mr..
Dawes, having come In while Mfr. In
gals was speaking. thought the words
were meant for his ear, and so, inter
rupting, he asked Ingalls, II he was di-
rectlng the remarks at him, The tall
senator turned slowly around, for Mr.
Dawes sat behind him. aud then. with
delicious intonarion, hut an instant
wit, he said. Il was directing my re-
marks 10 the successor OF Charles sum.
ner and not 20 the successor OF Daniel
Webster"
The repartee has become traditional
aud the utterance was az once placed
alongside OF that reply OF Conkling
10 senator Thurman. which Is also ira.
ditional in the senate chamber
COnkling was speaking, and Thur
man had said. interrupting him. Does
the senator aim his remarks at me;
he constantly turns 20 meT when
MIR. COnkling. with delicious gravity,
bowing 70 Thurman. with whom he
was very friendly, said when turn
20 the sepator, | turn as the Mussul.
man turns 20 Mecca; turn as would
turn 70 the common law OF England
the worlds most copious fount of iu,
rlsprudence"
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as,.Iibiadsrs," ways.

"spelIblndlng" Is the happy name
given to the platform speaking which
plays such an important part Ia every
campaign. The national chairman de-
termincs who shall be the stars In this
department. An eX-president Is most
IN demand. q speaker or an ex-speaker
comes next as a rule. ana senator's and
represenlatiyes are invited 20 speak In
the order OF their usefulness. one
speech by an ex president is worth half
dozen efforts boy other men, though
they may be- more logical and eloquent
The candidate himself when an ora
tor. viii draw greater crowds than any
body else. but II he Is wise he viii let
the national committee arrange his itin-
enry and schedule. Headquarters are
alwnvs oycrrun with volunteers Tor the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-07
HOW PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN
WILL CONE TO SALEM

Conductor W 5. Conscr, the Oldest
mao in the seryicein Oregon having. been
IN the trains ever since Jolly, 1872, will
take the presidential train from Ash
lard 70 Portland. A pilot train will
precede the presidential train - min
uies ahead, and will carry any officials or
Others that need 10 see or meet the presi-
dential party in any official way. Al
freight trains will be abandoned while
the presidential train is in this district
aud passenger trains will be put in the
clear one hour in advance 10 the presi-
Dental train. All switches are 20 be
spiked along the line one hour in ad-
vance 10 the presidential train.
Thos. O'Mallsy, veteran engineer IN
the employ Of the Southern Pacific
company, has been selected a. the man
Who shall handle the lever Of the engine
that will carry President Mckinle,
through the state u Oregon. To bs
chosen 10 such a capacity on an occasion
4 this kind is considered quite an honol
and there IL always much strife amoni
the engineers for the assignment.
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DIVE RAfL LsoAb co
ApvERIIsING oREGOF

The passeuEer department q re Vis-
son RA.lroai and N2visation oomfany
q Portland issoes neat pamphlet dss-
crirtivs q Oregon, WashinE'on ana
IDAHO and their resources- The seciions
n tbess states iribuiary % The ira7sT'of-
ssiion lines q he oornpany are The most
sccsrstsly portrsyei. although ? Eenei 81
idsa q entire sis,es = given and 10 sucn
4 manrer a. % be Of interest and .
sonrrs of Information % residents q
he piares descrihed - seii - 70 those
inamiiiar. Tue b1undiess re- 'aress O
,h- West are not spp-eristsi b. East
srners bccsuss nos unierstood AMI thls
pamphlet is issued 70 aid 10 making
more unfverszl knos edge oi the West
The book sbo1h - seen and
read 70 Be appreeistsi 81 IS can
90, Be Iescribei Adequately 10
! shot rsvis~ The Illustrations are
unusually e1ceiiert and o0mpriss scenes
famiiiar q al s141ainied wlth these
three states Erceiieui We've are gwen
q the uhezt ps0ircts Jf Eastern Oregon
az Pendlsi0n and Grant Fsrms, Or
chArds, live siock, fishing. miniug sosDes
immenae foresi tree and grain thresb
INK pictures sre al gwen promi0enc'
ani with a. able portrayal oi eaci
rerource. ths entire book is Il fascihat
tuf interest. The lasf feature is q foIde
N . of Oregon. WatLiugiou ard Idaho
bring complete in every Eay.
The climate and soul oi Oregon sr
worthy q tbe attention they receive
TIE iormer being mentioned a.
lrlliEs5 dram q Paradiss. This stat
hsi every variety q climate eEcsT
tropical and each variety is a. healthir
a. Il Is agreeable, and 'nOvhere On cart
are the skies hluar or the sunshin
brighter" than here.
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so eREAT IMPROVEMENTS
UNTIL AFTER REDEMPTION

TIE nanszsment q the salem Light
A Traesion eompany - doinz conEder-
abe a rspairing and msEinz irnpr0ve-
meats 10 its iiaes liz spsing. The State
street and depot divisi1n is b.-ing plared
ia better eonditio1. New poles are be-
ioz erected and . ns- snd more service
able trolley sire viii b. stretched EI.
,snaivs IMPROVEMENTS srs said 70 Be in
contemplated by ibs Des management
bat Il i undsrstocd the sane viii not he
mac rurstsd until t7s p-riO5 for the re-
dsnp,iou q The property BY the formsr
company shall have elapsed.
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SALEM YOUNG MEN
INcOLD STORAGE

All desire to bo the ice-man has been
efiaced from the memories Of Romeo
Hunter and Joe. Miller, two employees In
the r.. &. Cross meat establishment,
their change Of mind having been
brought about ne the result OF an exc
ptrience had on sunday. They were the
only persons In the shop at the time and
a. performing some minor duties, had
occasion TO 20 into the cold storage
room. Alter they had entered, the door
swung 10 and the latch adjustable only
on the outside, became caught. They
created all manner Of disturbances in
hopes Of attracting some one TO their as'
uistanoe but two hours had passed be-
fore another employe ol ohanced d
come along and deliver them from theiI
imprisonment Hunter avefs that h'
will never enter the cold storage room
again without his oyercoat and two ho
bricks,
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STREETS EELIVEEED
BY OvERTURlSGS

salem's program 81 daily runsNay'
seems % have been substituted the pact
few days by the oyerturiDg Of convey
Ances and the spilling upon the hish-
way Of the occupants. On Monday al
ternoon Mr.. aud Mrs Thos. Walker
we're driving down Center street in
buggy and leading two young coils. The
latter took fright and before they could
be quieted. overturned the buggy and
threw the occupants 10 the ground,
neither Of whom fortunately received
any inquiry. The horses were seized by
by pedestrians before they could DO any
further damage
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sPARIL ADDED TO
SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT

The salem fire department has ac-
quired a new menber aud he is not %
man either. IL is Tricks. an intell.-
gent Water spaniel pup, the property OF
Hoseman Frank Moore The novice Ie-
ported for service sunday morning
when the department was called 20 a
building located on Winter stree, belong.
ing 20 the Catholic church aud occupied
by John Otto. 70 put out a roof dFc.
Only slight damage Was done. Three
men assembled the ladders and we're at
work sxtiuguishing the flames when
they heard a bark Looking around
they saw II oSs racing hack aud forth on
the apex OF the roof, barking vigorousl,
and thoroughly enjoying what appeared
90 him 10 be sport
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ne Got the Business.

There are tricks even In our trade
said the old life insurance man. About
ten years ago a couple Of respectable
Old parties. man and wife. came 10
town with 100000 or 50 that they
wanted to put into an annuity. They
had neither chick nor child. kith nor
Kin. aud they wanted 10 hnish their
lives In a. much ease and luxury as
could boz bought 80 they made the
rounds ~ the life Insurance companies,
gettmg their annuity figures and had
oil the actuaries In town making cal
culati0us IN the case
THE head mathematician of the
Blank Dash company was a little bet.
ter than a mere hgurer lie happened
10 hear what town the old parties came
from. aud be suddenly remembered
thar be had an old friend. a doctor,
who lived there. whom he hadn't seen
FOR years. lie Invited the medicine
man down AZ once. took him out and
showed him a real good, decent time.
Then be edged around 20 the annuity
hunters, and. 10 and behold, the doctor
was their family physician. Without
appearing 20 pump him, the actuary
learned enough about the old couple 10
enable him 10 make a most glittering
inducement 90 the pair, and they
bought their annuity ot his concern.
They were both decd inside OF two
years. forgot just how much the
company netted think Il had paid
out about one-tenth of what the old
folks had paid In. The company wa
galner, aud there were no losers e1
cept the other companies as a result o.
the actuary's shrewd move" - New
York Sun
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PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS

The tourist travel between the East |
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor- |
nous proportions in the last few years
and calls for a special class OF equip
ment. To meet this demand the Pull.
man Company has Issued from its shops
what Il technically calls the pullman
Ordinary Sleeper" These cars appear
similar 10 the regular sleeper: being
bullion the same plan, but net iurnlshed
with thesame elegance. They are equip
ped with mattresses, blankets, sneets,
pillows. pillow-cases, towels, combs,
brushes, etc, requiring nothing OF the
kind TO be furnished by the passenger. .
Each car has a stove for making tea End
coffee and doing eight housekeeping, "
and each section can be fitted with an
adjustable table. An uniformed porter
accom- panies each car, his business be-
ing 70 make up berths, keep the car
clean and look after the wants and
comforts OF the passengers. In each Of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the o. K * y. Co. is
10 he found one OF these Pullman Or
ldinary Sleepers The car attached 70
the Chicago Portland Specials" goes
through 20 Chicago with change, and the
one in the Atlantic Express runs 20
Kansas City without change. Passed.
gers In this car for Chicago change 10
similar car ~ Granger.
Much oi the fret class travel il being
carried in these cars, TIE rates being
lower, and the service nearly s{ual 10
that in the palace sleepsrs.
For rates and toll ini1fnati5I. iuclud.
ing folders, write 20
A. l. CRAIG.
General Passenger AgehLO. z & y. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
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bot Il was not wanted as there
wss nes The money in II Tor the wreckers
sasi tl.sy o0ald make out Of the RUNS
Ms osmmunity 10 under great and
Iss,ing obliEasions 10 all such A' use
their talent. 70 break down what Others
build up aud will some day erect them
,nonument
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r..,otbs most favored Is not always
ali 81 sunshine, but 70 tnS 49, 49,
an ar~-iean girl or woman who IS OBJ oo1sTo 20
: = II -, a. her living, and perhaps
% ,.-- - o.5srs a. home, life IS often
u = s-sg in consequences Of illness
Wengu who work esPecialiy - -
- constantly on their feet are
- 1-.gliariy liable 70 The devel9pnen' ,sa,'
p7-,-.--i -----1ic troubles, and should par
.',,.-i- % - Red the srst manifestations,
- -.- e, = bac<ache. pains in the lower
-. - sBd lower part Of the stomach
;,-.ygiar ana painful monthly Perioos'
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Discovery. Aud these cures have been
wtought boz many eases after the doctor
had s,id " There Is NO help tor YOU
Don't give in to The superstition Of
rast age Give the oGolden Medical
discovery a fair aud faithful trial. Il
ALWAYS help lt almost always cures
HWhrn I comwrncrd taking yoar medicine
eiEhtsru monthe sga. mN health was completeiy
hrukrn down. wrtcs Ms coa d. sunderland
ai ChaucyNtllc. Calvert Co Ma AT times 1
csuld uai even ssik across the room Without
u.alns bal mas chest The doctoI who attended
mc AID ! had lung tr1Hnlc and that 2 wonlA
urfei D. well again Al last : poDchdcd 90
try i1r rienc multcines 4 hoagm a bottle
af Colieu Mriilal Discovery took a. aud
soln cofnmcncrd t2 iCcl a little hetter, thea
sou aiFcctcd nae % take h,iih the Nioldeu Mod
isai niscrffW and thV Favorite Prescription o
whtch q did AhogrthCr I have taken eighteen
haitlcs oi ooiAfu Mcttlal nscVVVv twelve
M thr fasnritg ftrrripii1n ani hVc vials -
Ffllrts I am uov almosi eutirriy well aud 40
an my s1rk sithnni any pain whstsssf and can
Fss uHh mofr ease thau ! conh Nrmctly sak
pr nerccs Medical Adviser in paper
covers Is sent frff on receipt Of a. one
crnt stamps t0 pay expense Of mailing
oslr. Ad,lFcss Ia. X. Y, PisFce, Bui-
ialo. ny.
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RENEWING CEMENT WORK
ON THE STATE CAPITOL

Preparatory 10 the arrival of the Pre-
sidential party some much needed i'm
ptoyements are being made In aud about
the state house grounds. Secretary
Dunbar has employed Master Mechanic
John Hoidccker 90 brush up the steps
aud coping leading 30 the east aud wesl
entrances oi the Capitol building. for
some years the cement work has heeu
In bad shape, and Il is nov being gons
over With = coat oi cement which g,Yes
il the appearance ot new MI. heid
ecker is ono oi the best cement workers
ia the State, and is dong a mos
creditahle pie0e Of sork.
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H0l SPRINGS

DETROIT, Ore. April "a, l9Ol-Ihe
Trail to the Breitenbush Hot Springs Is
again opened up for the use Of the pubic
at large. A substantial Bridge 10 NOV
across the river aud considerable M
proyements have also been made 81 tls
Springs, 90 any one wishing TO go tneIo
can have better accommodations thAh
heretofore.
Pack trains are now in readiness 70
carry all who may wish 70 take adyan1'
age Of the early season.
Any one going in 70 the Springs car
II. Jacobs Of DetoTit az Salem and
Albany prices, thereby saving irelgh.
on same. 4 % I'D
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RINGWORM AND DANDRUFF.
They Are Each Caused By Pestifer-
Gus Germ.

Ring worm and dRndruh are some .
what similar 10 their origin; each is
caused by q parasite. The germ that
causes dandTug digs 20 the root Of the
hair, and caps iis vitality, causing fall
ing hair, and, finally, baldness. without
dandruff there would never be badness,
and 10 cure dandruff Il is necessary 70
kill the germ. There has been no hair
preparation that would do this until the
discovery Of Newbro's Herpicide. wh ch
positively kills the dandruh germ, allay'
itching instantly and makes hair glossy
AMI soit AZ elk. A. all druggists- Take
no substitutes. There is nothing ''lusl
A. good"
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stuwp. the star. or man with n repu'
tatiou. waits to be invited or urged
Most OF the lesser men are laborers Tor
hire. bat others are ambitious to make
a reputation as a stepping stone 10 po-
liilcal Office, and some are intensely IN
earnest and eager to be useful to their
party. - a.
The national committee settles Tor
the expenses Of spellbinders, unless
they insist on paying their own way,
which is unusual. Some Of the great
orators receive handsome sums TOT
their services and travel in state
Home Magazine.
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FOUR CONVENTIONS AND
PRESIDENT COMING

That Salem is the convention center
OF Oregon Il a fact generally admitted
without question but the fact vill this
month 10 nnqusslionably demonstrated.
Among the events scheduled ior the
month arvi Marion county sunday con
yentlon, state 4 P.s. @. h. convcntion, p
May i6-l0i state convention Foresters
q Amerioa, MAY lttei President Ne
Kinleys yisit. May ~. Aaoiher prob.
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w..h,.ato.,s MIA rTiesa shad.

washiaHtsa's uish rFissd shaa.
Washington'a steward was man
named Fraunccs. who liked good Nv
Tag aud with whom Washington con'
tlnnally quarrelcd about tho market
luE. one time be bought a shad in
rehFnary, aud AZ Washington saw "
coming Into the dining room he was
charmed aud asked what nsh it was
IL 10 shad," replled tho stewards
"a very ane shad- II was the only one
ln ths market. aud bought ID for you. .
ynR Nhat dld you pay for NJ said
Washington sternly.
1T Ia a very ane shad,' continued
the steward. "and Il Is evoked TO a
turn,H
"Rut l want to know the price the
pFlcew
IA cost 81" stammercd out fraunees'
TAKE Il away" said Washington as
he raised his hand; take Il away Il
shall neve, he said that set such an
example OF luxury and extra yagancs-T
Ana With that ne drove the steward
eut of the nooIn. aud the shad was cat
en- Ia the sersantS kltchen.