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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10

Between punitive expeditions and
footing and burlesque plays in the tenn
pies sacred to Chinese royalty, the al
lies are doing all they can to exasperate
the Mongols and precipitate war.
That is what comes of military gov
eminent in a country which the powers
say they wish to pacify. A war would
+ mean battles, battles would mean vic
1etories and victories promotion, grants
! and medals. These. are the objects of
'lexisteneeiatel military men and Won
: Waldersee oiSanot too high to be above
them. If Christian nations would put
a. civil governor in Peking and make
the, Field Marshal and his pugnacious
Generals. subject to the. orders of that
functionary, China might soon settle
down into its customary nonchalance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10

When Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
went to serve papers on the Star Dairy
principals the manager of the milk
nd-water ranch had vanished and Ma :
COON was also far afield. Unless these
gentry have gone to the Milky Way or
are trying to find some unoccupied
riparian rights, both will probably be
back soon. Then look out for lively
session in the police court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10

The young native students who have
been picked out for West Point and
Annapolis had better see that they
travel with return tickets. The exam
nations at these academies are likely
to be somewhat different from the one
conducted by Mr.. Robert Boyd, accom-
plished scholar as that gentleman pos
sibly is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
WOODS ARE FULL or THEM
No Dearth Of Senatorial Candidates
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan Nominations
OF candidates for United states senator
were made n both branches of the
state legislature today. The following
names were presented I'm the senate.
NJ. S. Quay Republican. Congressman
John palzell iniopeudent-R Republican;
eX-GOy. Robert T. Pattison, Democrat;
Congressman simon J.. W0lyeston,
Democrat John Stewart Republican:
Congressman William Council. Repub-
Ucan. George j.. HUFF Republican and
National Committeeman James NJ.
GulOy.
The same nominations were made In
the house with the addition of George
s. jerks. Postmaster General Charles
Emory Smith. eN-Atturuey General Nc
Comick John Howard Harris, cX-At-
torrav General William T.. Iensel and
william N Nelson Messrs. jerks,
Haneal and Nelson are Democrats and
Smith Mccormick ANA Harris are Re-
pub'.curH
The voting win begin January 10
when the two houses win vote sopar-
ately. The candidate receiving 1g
votes on joint ballot win De declared
elected
After the governors message had
been presented in both branches both
bodies adjourned until January H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
COAL FAMINE is LIKELY.
Strike Of 1000 Col Miners in Northern
Colorado.
They want 10 Gents a Ton for Miners
aud - Il Day tor Machine Men
Cniy 10 Cars OF Coat on Hind

Denver, Colo. Jan. flames Cannon,
president Of the Northern Coal COM
pany. has gone to Lafayette Colo. to
confer with the leaders Of the miners
who are on strike for an increase Of
wages. About 1000 men employed In
the Northern Coal company's mines
have gone out. They demand an in
crease Of ten cents ton IN the price
paid for mining coal, and an Increase OF
one dollar a day in the wages OF ma
chine men.
"Our men have received better wages
than any other coal miners In the
state" said Mr.. Cannon. "They average
SOS a month At Lafayette We pay 20
cents a ton for breaking and loading
the coal An average man can easily
break and load from ~ 10 l6 tons a
day At Louisville the men want 90 l-3
cents a ton. we are paying SO l-3. To
pay this increase would take 100000 a
year and would ruin u.s.
The northern coal field s the main
source OF supply OF Ignite coal f0l
steam heating aud family use On Dem
Yer. The output has been between 3 900
and 1000 tons a day. The officials of
the Northern company say they have
only ten carloads OF Goa. on hand and
the strike may cause a coal famine. The
other coal companies promise TO use
every effort TO meet the demand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
The BIcNcIe Race Today.

Boston, Jan. 2-Ten men started In
The s.T-dav bicycle race az Park Square
Garden today, the pistol being given at
NO.. p. 10. Among the riders was Gou-
g3H who it was said last night hal
given up WalihDur McEachern. Stin-
fon, Babcock and Kaser punched at
once ana took their place az the head Of
the contestants. The 4oOth mile was I'm
isshel llst after the start. the time Tor
the distance being twenty hours and
th.rty-tw5 seconds.
Apparently there was some opposition
10 Che temperance Of GougoIt2. who.
from me start, was compelled 10 trail
tne other riders. Several times he
Uied 10 squirt but the other men would
not permit him 90 gain the slightest adj
vantage and each time he was CONF
PEELED to fall back 20 the rear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
DENY THE REPORT.
Members of the Congregation Monte
fore Stirred Up.

Considerable OF a stir has been Great
cd among the members OF Congregation
MonteGore over the alleged iuaccuracy
Of the report Of the congregation which
appeared IN the morning papers last
Sunday ID. A. Markell, who Is a
prominent member Of the congregation.
stated today that the statement re-
garliug the membership and the 81 500
which the members are alleged 10 have
subscribed for the building OF "a syna-
goguc. Is not correct. Mr.. Markell saws
that there never We're IS members in
the congregation, that the highest
number reached was 81. and that at the
present time there Is only membership
of 49, He says that they We're forced
Zoo give up their place on Second South
to the kindergarten, and that they have
mo- place IN which TO worship or hold
sabbath schools.
since the Jewish New Year" saws
Mr. Markell tWenty-eiuht members
have Withdrawn from the congregation
because they We're dissatisfied with the
management OF the president There
Is now hut $50 In the treasury, and our
books etc. are To an Office IN the Com
mercal building"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
UARY Q, 1901. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

United states deem It eXpedlent that
the additional powers exercised by their
temporary agents should be- approved
and should be- continued % their sue
ccssOrs. the people can 80 ordan, Ihe
Constitution has provided an easy
method for their sO-Ordainlng IL mas
not established the supreme court tor
that purpose. a constitutional amend
ment. n demanded by the people, can
be presented IN Congress and r1tned
by the legislatures I'm less time than 1t
VIII take this court to unIavcl ana de-
tcrminp the momentous questions iu-
volyOd in this case. n revolution In
our method OF government and To- the
principles for which this government
stands D. % be- made 10 should be made
by the mower which is M the base Of an
govcrnment-the pe0ple-for whose
benefit the government is made. i GER
taInly should not De done by a court
intended 90 Dee "a consorvat0r NJ cll our
institutions and not The voice Of the
people 20 chance 'he form and Charac-
ter OF those Institutions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Induction Of he Governor Into Office VIII
Lack Display
simple ana transformations win be
the Ceremonies az Hall Of
Representative.

General John @. Cannon has been re.
quested To- act as master OF ceremonies
connected with the Inaugural exercises
ON Monday the 7th inst. at - o'clock,
when Governor Wells and other State
officers win be indicted into Office The
program has not yet been arranged. but
10 has been determined not % have a
procession or parade or any such dem
onstratlon. as was made when Governor
Wells was inaugurated into his FIRST
term Of office. Such ceremonies as will
be- observed win lake place in the HAN
OF representatives 300 The city and c0un-
o. building The only outdoor feature
win be- the firing 90. the Governors Sa.
Lutte by NatiUn8I Guard ar'.IIarists un-
der Captain Grow. The salute consists
of seventeen y0llgys. and VIII b" fred
on a signal from The building inmeii-
ately following The taking of the oath
by the Governor The salute VIII bs
made on the city part NJ the grounds,
Mayor Thompson having consented 20
let the grounds be used for that pur-
pose.
II is the intention 90 make the Corc-
monies as simple and unostantat.ous as
possible under the cIrcumstaNces Had
another Governor been elected the
function would have been more preteu-
ti1us. but Governor Wells o. turllly
feels some deliCacv even On indirectly
arranging for a demonstration in his
own honor
The representatives. hall will be neat
ly decorated and "a reception win follow
the inauguration for hand-shaklng and
fluctuations
The ceremonies WIN eliminate IN the
evening In q grand inaugural ball at
the salt Lake Theater.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
Il,o a knight Of the Carter with
Reminder for his Daughters
=, GREETED BY THE QUEEN.
...0. when the Field Marshal
O'' Rtaene. osborne Tie Praises
the british Army

rsrs Of wight Jan. 2.-The
49, canada. having Field Marshal
IVA, .lI pobarts on board, anchored on
H L''1 al n:lj a m. today
nm. sh.rs IN the roads were sa''y oey e.,
s me sel front was eiabora'eIy
o 5.-.a,s5 with bunting and Venetian
49,, with tas,oons adorned the route
" osborne house, at the entrance OF
,s.b WAS erected a unique tribute Of
,ts queens appreciation Of the heId
-s-.bals work in the shape Of an arch
@ti,prsl This was the first time such
-. ,r,b had ever appeared there in
aH q" ~ any subject Of her majesty.
"' ,s,.r T"rl Roberts audience win
.n. oneen he win Join the canada at
slyt6lmuton and remain on Ooaru uh'
tI morning .,.,i,,5 7 ord
p-t.rtg arrival 40 Trinity Pier ana
i'rf.rg THE de'd marshal landed from
tba launch az $3.50 p. No. Whfh was Wv
s.enal f1r deafening shouts OF "eiCo'',e.
Princess Beatrice 10 her capac'lg as
governor Of the Isle Of wight, ana .he
5pk. of Connaught representing the
crssp awaited Lord Roberts, whose
ann was sim no q sling as the result
~ belng thrown from his morse IN
south Africa He was warmly greeted
AMI fbe marty started IN royal carriages
Con- Csborne house. The route was lined
vi.b tro5ps and thrunged with cheering
s.gf.seers
me- queen bestowed an earldom on
lord Roberts. with a special reminder
FOR his daughters He was also made
knight of the Garter
Lord Roberts stopped on his way at
the town hall OF East CoWes where
eyIagIstie addresses Of welcome were
presented 90 him. He then resumed his
drive and entered the grounds OF Us
borne house by the prince Of Wales en-
trance. and proceeded up the NOPE
tro0plnsd avenue OF her majestys Isle
OF Wight residence. After a hearty re-
cepu0n an the council chamber by
number Of princes and prIncesses, Lord
Roberts was ushered into the presence
Of the queen His audience OF her ma
jesty was quite private.
Replying 20 The addresses at the town
haILLord Roberts said he regretted that
his return was not accompanied By I'M
mediate peace. but. De added, while he
feared hostiliIes would continue for
come tine De had implicit confidence In
Lord Kitchener. and had no fear re-
Paud.ng the outcome. He concluded
with an eulogy 70 the magnificent army
az Greater Britain, all the components
Of which he pointed out pulled togeth-
Jr sp,endIdly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

OF the peace for Sandy precinct. $500.
and William j. Turner. jr. lusuo. of
the peace for BIu1 Dale precinct $780,
Upon motion of Commissioner Wool.
lcy the resolutions adopted at Murray
Dec. 20 by the county school trustees
In regard TO the prohibition of aIl un.
yaccinated children from attending
school. was referred TO tha board Of
health.
The report FOR December. 1900 Of Jan.
ME %. Whpple. superintendent OF the
county iuhrmaFy was fled. showing
number of inmates November a0,H a2,
number admitted during month 0t d..
cember. "a. total. JOG Discharged So
died. 8. number of inmates December
agt % The report was referred 90 come
mittce on pauper ana Intum3rF.
Abaut Sjl claims and monthly pay
rolls were approved. and appropriations
aggrepating about 5000 were made.
covering them
The board adjourned 90 meet again
az lO a. M. Saturday next This win
boz the last meeting Of the commission
ers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
CIRCULATION OF MONEY.
Statement Showing a Marked Increase
During the Year,
National Bauk Notes aud Circulation
ON Bonds show Great Gains
Figures From the Treasury

Washington. Jan. 2,-The monthly
circulation statement Of the comptroller
Of the currency shows that on Dec. 81,
1900, the total circulation Of national
bank notes was s3lO06l, 40. an increase
for the year OF ss3,s65,S So, and an in
crease FOR the month Of g7,Si9,OO5.
The circulation based on United
States bonds was 330s 29461S, an In
crease for the year of $sS 56i6ss, and an
Increase for the month of S6HG,Oii
The circulation secured by lawful
money amounted to $}i76G,13 1, a de-
crease for the year of 81 66S sol and a
decrease for the month Of s6290iO
The amount Of United states secured
bonds on deposit 20 secure circulating
notices amounted 10 1912 S32 $50, and to
secure public deposits 500, 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
The Turf Congress.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. 2-Presdent
Montgomery of the New Memphis
club denies that he announced at the
recent meeting Of the Turf Congress IN
Chicago that Memphis would extend IT'S
spring meeting lie only said that
Memphis could do so under the action
OF the congress In reversing ifs as.
signment Of dHtes Secretary MacFar-
lane, however. insists that Memphis
must extend It's spring meeting % thir-
~ days from April ], In order 10 CONF
pete with the Western Tracks. A meet
Ing Of the Jockey club directors win be
held next Monday 70 decide the question
Of dates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
sale of PATHS Castle.

London, Jan mime. Adellna Patti
lBarore Rolf Cedarstroml confirms
the report that sE, Is negotiating for
the sale Of Crag-y-Nos castle her resi-.
dencc In Wales and says she desires 20
in future spend the summer IN her hus-
bands country
In response 10 the request Of the As.
ISOLATED Press FOR her reason .n taking
this action, Nine. Patti has sent tele-
gram a. follows
Wishing to spend the summer
months In Sweden. Crag-y-Nos my
summer residence until now. would be-
come Of very little use 20 me-
"PATTI-CEDERSTROM."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws1

Ogden. January "A headcud collie
sion occurred az a siiius near Hooper
on the Oregon short Line az q O'Clock
This morning. between TWO tre.ght trains
with the result that thc line vas
blocked untl eight o'clock. Beyond
the fact that Engineer James sustained
a severe fracture of his 'eg there WAS
no one injured. The injured man "as
taken on TO 81. Marks hospital in salt
Lake just as soon as possible From
what can be learned, freight NJ. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

needed and to the end that they might
be secured ths committee urgently re-
quests that citizens residing outside Of
this district Immediately forward their
names. addresses and numbers OF
rooms that can be put at the disposal
OF the committee, which is not asking
for any gratutous assistance but Is
willing to pay for whatever is obtained
either In the way Of lodging or meals
Lodging is what is particularly wanted
and the citizens are asked 10 cooper
ate with the committee In order that
all visiting delegates whose numbers
Il Is expected will reach 1900, VIII be
accommodated All communications
should be addressed o Fisher Harris,
chairman OF the hotel committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

New York, Jan THE American
Sugar Refining company has reduced
the prices Of an grades of refined sugar
ten points. and the National Sugar Re
fnng company has made cut ot five
points, making the prices Of both COM
panles the same
Arbuckle Brothers have reduced the
price Of graduated sugars TO conform
with the list Of the American Sugar
Refining company and the National
Sugar Refining company prices This
puts all the companies on the same
basis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
rERRrIC RALwAY SMASH.
Double Header Trains Come To-
gethcr and Kill Five Persons.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 2,-Five men
We're killed and one badly injured In "a
head-on collision between two freight
trains on the Yazoo & Mississippi Val.
ley railroad at Melton Miss, last night.
There were double-headed engines on
both trains Both engines were demol-
lshed and a large number OF cars
smashed The cause OF the accident
was a Misunderstanding Of orders.
The dead are;
Fred Grih
VIM. Hansberry.
David Carridlne.
J. T. Brown.
VIM. Mobbery.
Injuries were sustained by Engineer
HEIDI that may result fatally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY ROOMS
Number Reported to Hotel Committee for Accommodation of Live
Stock Convention Deegates-7,5OO Are Coming
More Rooms Needed,

chairman Harris, OF the Live Stock
convention hotel committee, stated to-
Jay That the committee had made a
canvass for rooms for the accommoda-
'oh OF convention delegates IN the dis
"'e' embraced between Fourth North
ana Seventh South streets and Fifth
west and Seventh East and the fact
mas been developed that seven hundred
400 nifty rooms could be secured In that
eNtTict exclusive Of those furnished by
reading hotels within the same area.
Ihls showing was quite satisfactory
!" the committee but more rooms are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
UP TO BOARD OF HEALTH.
County Commissioners Refer School
Trustees Resolutions TO Doctors.

The board Of county commissioners
met this morning al 10 o'clock. The
most of the business transacted was
routine IN It's nature. The bonds Of the
following county oihcers-elect We're ap.
pr5yed @ Ham MAYOR sheriff. for
$4,000 with A. II. Tarbet and A. II.
Raleigh as sureties; Farley r. Christen.
sen, county attorney Tor 5000, with
Arthur Brown ana Ezra Thompson
uretles; Ben Il. Eldredgr. assessor. f0r
$4,000 with James Sharp and Reed
smoot sureties; James c. Brown, justice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
Inviting the President,

Washington. Jan. 2-Uuited States
Surveyor General Gleavos Of California
called ~ the White House today and In-
vitpd the President 20 attend the an
nual banquet of the Ohio Society Of
California on the occasion OF his visit
10 the coast 20 attend the launching Of
the hattieship Ohio. The President as.
sured Mr. Cloaves that he would at
tend II nothing interviewed 90 prevent.
Representative Slayden Of Texas also
called and invited the President 20 visit
San Antonio. Tex, on his California
Trip. The President WI probably DO
% and n able. he will also visit Austin,
Texas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
The Death Roll

philadelphia Pa Jan 1.-The family
OF Rev. W. w Weiskaiten pastor OF
81 James Lutheran church here. mas
received a dispatch Announcing the
death Of the clergyman az sea on De-
ccmbar 49, The body was buried IN mo
ocean. Rev Air Weiskatten sailed for
India September 3, With his eldest
daughter. Emile Louise, az the request
of The foreigu missions OF the German
Lutheran church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
Contest MAY Bring Trouble.

Bristol Tenn. Jan 2.--Gen James a.
Walker. tn Republican candidate for
Congress. who was defeated on the face
OF the returns by Congressman w. r.
Rhea. OF the Ninth congressional Wir-
ginia) district, has filed notice Of a
contest. Taking OF evidence will begih
az Abingdon, Va tomorrow II is
feared trouble win result similar 10
that Of two years ago when durin-
the hearing Of evidence, three men Were
shot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
penyer Assemhly OrgnnI1cs.

Denver Colo. Jan Thirteenth gem
eral assembly Of Colorado convened at
noon today for the regular biennial
session OF ninety days Organization
was effected as agreed upon by the
Democratic caucus Col b T. Mont
gomery. of Cripple Greek. being elected
speaker Of the house and Cashmere
Harela. OF Trinidad president protein
Of the senate
The inauguration OF James b. or
man, as governor Will take place on
Tuesday. January s
The legislature will ballot for United
states senator 90 succeed r. q. VOL
.ott on January Is. The leading Demo-
cratic candidates are Hon Thomas VI
Patterson, Gov Charles 5 Thomas and
eX-Gov. Alya Adams The legislature
consists Of 100 members. Of whom only
twelve are Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
Rig foundry Burned.

Plttsburg, Pa. Jan, 1.-The extensive
pattern plant Of s. Jarvis, Adams & Co.,
was almost completely destroyed by
fire today, together with large num-
Der Of patterns and moulds. The loss Is
estimated al 500 0O0 aud is covered by
insurance The fire was caused by a
defective electric wire connection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
GOne b I'D Rollom or the sen.

London. Jan at has been ascer-
5ine1 That one Of three vessels reuort-
gl a. Nar1i1 hy the captain OF he Nor
s.L.'h Dark ldun as having foundered
uElhs me gale Friday In the Bristol
S s,.. was the Norwegian bark How
ss,,'e from Newport, Nov 2s. for Macelo
''s was OF $50 tons net register
Another Of the vessels Is believed 20
be the Norwegian bark Tenox Proposlti,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
Want More Wages.

PIitahurgJ Jan 2.-One thousand stuc-
Illlal IRON workers struck today for an
ee,ance OF six cents per hour in wages
anu "a hlne-hour day. Not a single man
" WORKING. ana a number Of important
oonlract' are tied M This afternoon a
committee Of strikers left for New YORK
20 confer with President Roberts OF the
American Bridge company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

vent the people from critlcising the
government Private correspondence
from Finland says Gov Borikom Is
about 10 remove five professors Of Hell
singfors university for crltIcising the
government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02
New York. Leglslature.

Albany. y. Y, Jan. THE legislature
convened al n a. m today The fea-
ture was the reading Of the message Of
Gov Oial
Senator Ellsworth Of Niagara county
was elected president pro TEN Of the
senate, the Democratic members voting
flr Senator Thomas +. Grady Of New
York
$ Fred Nixon was elected speaker Of
the assembly, the Democrats voted for
Daniel 5. Frisbie Of sch1harie coun.
q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

from Newport. Nov %, for Paramarloo'
she was OF 33S tons net register ct.
The British schooner Amerna Corn'
um, Capt. Myrdock. from Opor'o Au'
gust %. for Newfoundland mas peen
posted at Lloyds as missing haV'hs
been finally given up. , A..
The British schooner Samuel Mo -
cant Mablv' from Codiz. Aug ~ for
St Johns. n. f., has been posted az
I.loyds' as overdue No,hlng mas 0eeh
heard OF her since she sailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-02

Philadelphia Jan 2-samuol V. r..
nm. general agent OF Inc Adams Elk
press company On this city died today
OF pleuro- uneumouia. Ho was about
5S wears old. and has been for 80 year,
I'm the service Of the company work
ing his way from an humble position
TO that OF general agent