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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
SUPPLIES FOR EXPLORERS
Many Tons Shipped on the Ham
burg-American Liner Pretoria.

Consigned to the Northumberland
Polar Expedition-To BE Thor
ourhIy Equipped for Scientific In
vestIgation-Eo Use Two Vessels.
NEW YORK. April 1S-Thtrty truck
loads of supplies directed to the North
Pole were shipped aboard the Hamburg
American Line steamship Pretoria for
Hamburg yesterday. The outfit included
about everything from tobacco to tacks-
Each truck hauled bS four horses, bore
q stTcamcr Inscribed: Consigned to Bald
vsin-ZieEIer Polar Expedition Tromsoe
and Sadjeforde Norway Destination,
North Pole
There X said to be 10 tons Of stuff in
the consignment embracing condensed
coffee. soups. and timed and concentrat-
ed meats There was no alcohol except
for fuel and lamps to be used in heating
coffee and soups There were fifty tons
of dog food twenty tons OF corn meal.
and ten tons of bread The Pretoria sail
ed at noon today.
Evelyn Briggs Baldwin. veteran of both
the Peary and WeIIman expeditions. who.
backed by 81. G000f0 furnished by William
ziegler. of 624 Fifth Avenue, VIII lead the
search for the North Pole, said that the
for.
Meanwhile the scientific equipment.
much of which viii be purchased in Eu-
rope, viii be looked after Mr. Baldwin
and the members Of his expedition viii
sail from New York in May and from
Trorasoe in June. He viii have two ships
tho America. formerly the Elsguinau
and the Frithjof Both ships are now at
Dundee
The America is n sealer and ice crusher
with hull more than two feet thick The
FTithjof VIII be equipped with photo
graphic apparatus and dark rooms and all
manner OF scientific, instruments. rifles
and ammunition for a party of scholars
and spoTtsmen who viii accompany the
expedition as far as Franz Josef Land at
least. where the over-ice journey viii be-
gin
Mr. Baldwin viii take thirty-five or for
~ men with him over the ice He pre-
fers short men, as he says they endure
cold better than tall and slim men.
MIR. Baldwin bought so many dogs in
Northern Scandinavia last winter that
several other Polar. expeditions found the
market short He will start with 400 E,s-
quiEau dogs and fifteen Siberian ponies.
the latter being a new factor in Polar
search
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@Ths top Of ny head vas bald: Bow Il Is covered With
fine growth Of hnir."-D. B. ChsruIsz,
fEr@e-Yllls Tex

Mrs ". H EiteiTnaG, TroVc, Mich says
that her hair had fallen out and she was
rapidly becoming bald Foso Remedies
quickly stopped the falling. and she gladly
recommends Foso Remedies IS doing all
that Is claimed for them
Emma H Washburn. Shelburn Ore.
says she was troubled with falling hair
which was seemingly dead and harsh She
was rewarded with = new growth as thick
as It ever was. and recommends FosC
treatment rs j sure hair restorer-
Miss Nora BIel, Three Oaks. Mich.
writes that her hair is coming on beau
tifulIy, and that all dandTuf has beea
sen-oved-
Thomas Bust0u. - Manchester Street.
Lowell Mass. says: '-TosG Remedies very
good Has no equal Can recommend
item to Anyone troubled with falling hai-
or badness
The genedy has cured thousands, and
no one need fear that II is harmful. We
DO not GSh you TO take our word for il or
shyone else's. Send FOR the free trial and
learn for yourself Just. what this wonder
fyI remedy vii actually do for you,
The remedy also cuTEs itching and
daEGTUf. sure signs OF 6DbI lachinS bald
ness ard keeps the sCaEr healthy and
Vigorous II also restores grey hair 10
natural color and produces thick and llle-
tr0us eyebrows and eyeiasu By send
ing your name and address to The Alien
helm Medical DiSpenslry. 3642 ButterfIeId
Building, Cincinnati. Ohio, enclosing i =
cent stamp TO cover postage, they viii
mail you prepaid free trial package of
.heiF remarkable remedy.
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D. Is. Charniss, FarnersviIIe. Tex. says
the top Of his head was entirely bald but
the Remedies have grown a fine new crop
of hair ana everyone in town is sur
prised to see il.
Says Prof. Turner. President Of Fair
mount College Sulphur Ky After be
ing bald for thirty years I began using
the Remedy in lSi5- and in few weeks
thereafter ny entire scalp was covered
with a thick downy growth Of new hair
The whole of my hair was gone except
q fringe around the hat line In six weeks
the bald spot was entirely covered. I had
been bald Ger thirty years, and when hair
can be made to grow on such q head as
niiIie no hald-headed person need fear the
results
Theresa FennelT. Moscow, Idaho. says:
NY head was bald and glossy, but since
using the Foso Treatment ny. hair IS now
four inches in length and quite curly
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
THE OCEAN CITY FIRE.
No Insurance on the Burned Hotel
BcIvideFe-

OCEAN C:ty, Nd. April I3.-TheTe was
no insurance on the Hotel BeIvidere,
Ocean City which was burned yesterday
morning The policy had been Cancelled
only q few days prior to the fire All
the destroyed property was without insur-
ance- On account Of its being wooden
town. insurance is very hard TO get, the
companies asking rate which makes
il almost prohibitive-
Nothing new has developed concerning
the origin of the fire: no reason can be
assigned for anyone wishing TO injUre the
owners Of the property OF the parties &C.
cupyiug il The city council employed
men and all day they poured ocean water
oyer the smouIdering ruins Mr. EaEnc-
owner of the Belvidere, opened His safe
last night and found the contents which
consisted Of valuable papers. DurE~d to
ashes.
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THE NEW MEXICO OIL FIELD.
Excitement Over Discoveries, and
COmnanies Being Organized.

Ell PASO. Texas, april 13.-The excite
meut here over the discovery of oil at
DeErlua, y NJ. near FL Paso. is growing
every day. The announcement of the dis
covery was made public on Tuesday, and
already more than 100 pTOspectors are on
the ground. taking up claims and iuvesti-
eating
The Okefe Company which made the
discovery has already let contracts for
boring wells The first discovery was
made by The United States Geological Sur
yey. which treated the ground with d nee
de Grill. At q dep,h of Go feet oil gush-
ed out, the top going twenty feet above
the surface There l. no question as tv
the existence O. the oil and spectators
are crowdiu2 into the field from every
town in this region. Every train -yut Of
ii PasO is crowded with prCspectors- and
today two more companies viii be organ
lied. with aggregate capital Of $f.oJJ--
GO The oilfeid is seventy miles from Il
E.4LJ
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\ Hotel Chef Drowned

MORGANTOWN. w Va, April 10
Abraham White. chef at the Mount Cna-
tcau summer resort on the Cheat River,
near here. came to town Thursday after
noon. driving Il valuable horse and bug
Ey. belonging to A. NJ Voigt, proprietor
Of the hotel. lie started home about dark
Not returning. Ar- Voigt telephoned to
town and various places AMI learned that
he was seen - approach the river
Thursday night and wheel tracks Indi-
Gated that h attempted 10 cross II
above the fer
= search yfs.. day afternoon by drag
gin@ he ri}rE b. .-afcd the horse and bug
gy in thirty r,ss Ct water but White :
body hes not Vt been found
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

\ prominent business man of Cincinnati
has invented u VapoT Bath Cabinet that
has proven q blessing to every man. wo-
man. and child who has used ii. and as
many of our readers may not know Of its
real comfort and blessings we illustrate
it in this issue.
Our recent investigation Of this remark
able invention was so very satisfactory
We have no hcSitanCy in endorsing the
same as just what all our readers need
It is an alright enclosure a rubber
walled room in which one comfortably
rests on 4 chair. and with only the head
outside. enjoys at home for cents each.
all the marvellous cleansing curative and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
NEW HAvEN's FEVER EPIDEM1c
Between Three and Four Hundred
Typhoid Gases.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 12.-Thirty
new cases have been added to the long
list of typhoid victims in this city. The
number Of cases reported to the Board
of Health is now between 500 and 100.
Many members of the police and fire
departments are affected with the disease.
and yesterday Policeman James Kane
died after ten days illness Two more
deaths are reported. making ten in all
since the epidemic started The hospitals
are orercrowded- and four more nurses
have arrived from the Hartford Hospital
Applications from nurses all over the
country have been received. and health
officials say that there Will be no trouble
in getting all that are needed.
No new cases are reported at Yale, and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
4 Riaed Mall Pouch Foand.

WINCHESTER, va. April 13--Afuch
mystery Is attached to the finding of ::
riaed mail pouch and number Of let
tiers scattered along the tracks 81 th, Bal
tiInore and Ohio Railroad near this cits
Thursday and Government detectives pre-
investigating the matter The pouch W; $
found by track hands and later Iue..J.i!,-:
BIZ Postmaster John Bright. 81 k,ra~-
town, near here, as having been placed
aboard q uorthbound tain on Tuesday aft
eruOon-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
A RUNAWAY ON F STREET.
The Failing of Bicycle FriEhtenS
J. A. BIenden'S Horse

y bicycle belonging 20 J. A. Williams
coIored. which he had stood against the
curb in front Of rs T Street, this morn
ing. fell against the hind legs Of J. a
Blenders morse. causing it To run away
The Infatuated animal came near pIung-
ing through The big windows of Wood
ward < LOthTOB = stores Turning the
corner OF Eleventh ard F Streets the
horse ran into several teams standing be
fore Moses store. before ne was finally
stopped The bicycle and the buggy To
which the horse was attached were bad
" damaged but nobody was hurt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

the utmost care is being taken by the
Yale men The disease among the school
children is said to De OF a mild type, and
no deaths have been reported
Lake Dawson. the feVer-iafected reser-
voir, has been drained dry by the water
company. and the bed of the lake is be-
ing disinfected under the direction Of the
health officials
The State Board of Health held meet
ing in the city Thursday and many Of the
officials remained over to study the cpl
demic
There IS a popular demand for the fill
tration of the city water. and the water
COL. pany has promised 20 spend 81 600 600
if neeessary-to pat in q 6lterinz plant as
soon as a practical system is found
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

CHESTERTOWN. Nd. April I3--LittIe
Mildred Wilson. the five-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs A Carroll Wilson,
was burned TO death at her home. near
Rock Han ThurSd&y- The child was out
with her brothers. who were burning
brush near the home while Mr.. Wilson
was blowing near by Her clothing caught
fire and she ran toward the house call
ing for help. The clothing did not blaze
until the child mounted q fence. The in
juTies resulted II death few hours later
Mt Wilson's father was burned 20 death
on the public road some years ago. His
clothing caught fire from q pipe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
A MISSING GIRL FOUND.
Told TO Leave Home. Katie Hughes
Goes Out for Work

Katie Hughes the seventeeu-year-old
daughter of5Alrs- Kate Hughes who dis
Appeared from her home, 729 Tenth Street
northeast Thursday evening, has been 10
Gated by Detectives Browne and Lacy
The disappearance was reported TO the
police yesterday and an hour after the
case was assigned to the detectives. they
had found the girl
Katie Hughes, il IS said. left her home
because she was told to find other quar-
terS- She spent Thursday night with n
friend on II Street northeast Yesterday
she secured q good position where she viii
be able 70 care for herself. No further aC-
ton viii be taken by the police
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
TIE MANCHURIAN RAILWAY.
Consul smith Says 1t VIII BE Com
pEetcd by Nay

Consul Smith writes to the State De-
partment from Moscow as follows; u
am informed from reliable sources that
the rails have been laid on the division
HaIlaT-Zizikar, Of the Manchurian Rail
way, and the remaining two-thirds of
the whole line between Tchita and VIadi-
VOstOCk is nearly completed.
"On the divisions Tchita-kaidalo vo-Hai-
lar and Misunderstanding OIsll- Iarben-
Zizikar. working trains are running al
ready and the whole line, il Is supposed.
VIII be opened for passenger traffic by
Nay OF the current year
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Rheumatisus, La Grippe, Kidney
Troubles,

viii be Interesting to those who suffer
from these dread T1aladies. W. L. Brown
oxford, Ohio. writes: My father was
down in bed for months with rheumatism:
this Cabinet did him more good than $50
worth OF drugs II cured my brother of
neuralgia and sleepIessness. with which
he had long suffered. and his wife of Ia
grippe in one night" @. VI. Lafferty. Cow
iugtOn, Ky writes. Was compelled to
quit business year ago, being Frustrated
with Theuma tism and kidney troubles
when your Cabinet came. Two weeks use
cured me / have never had a twinge
since" Rev. George II. Hudson. OkemOs.
Mich. says 4 gave up my passionate on
account OF nervous DrOStraticn and lung
troubles. NY editor 50 highly recommend
ed your Cabinet, ] tried it; from that day
T have steadily grown better; am now
well: nervousness gone; lungs strong; am
new man" Mr. Simon TompkiHs. a re-
tired capitalist OF Columbus. Ohio. 1881
Broad Street. says: 7 am satisfied it
saved my life ] was taken down with
a hard cold. which developed into d dan
gerous case Of pneumonia. The first bath
relieved me and I quickly recovered. 1t
is far superior 10 drugs for curing la
grippe. colds inflammation. and rneuma-
risTu. Hon A 3 Strickland. OF Bloom
incton. writes that the Cabinet did him
more good than two years doctOTing. en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

Miss Lucy PaSchaIl. WATERFOWL. Mass.
says her hair YES thin and grey but it
has been restored to the natural color is
now long and thick and glad to recon-
mend the FOSO Treatment 10 all
Mrs. Emma Buchanan South HadIey
Falls Mass Hair has grown out nice
Iy; - now four inches long and much
thicker than il ever was before
Mrs. Mary r. Smith. Los Angeles. Cal
says Although ] am u years old and
employed in a dye house. exposed TO the
bad effects of the dye on the hair the
Foso Treatment greatly improved my hair
and stopped all falling out"
Katherine Mann ~ Thomas Street s.
Paul. MINI. entirely recovered from
badness by the FosO Treatment
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q FALL PROVES FATAL
Maryland Steamer Captain Dies in
CcntreviIie.

CENTREVILIE. Nd April 13--Capt- J.
". higgins of Church Hin. Queen Anne $
county died yesterday at go o'clock from
injuries received Thursday on the steamer
Emma a Ford. OF the Chester River Line
while on his way home from Baltimore
Shortly after the Emma Ford left Kent
Island wharf Captain higgins started to
20 down into the lower cabin. when ne
fell striking his head against the floor
and receiving injuries from which he acv-
81 recovered Dr Weldon found that no
bones were broken, nor was his skull
crushed in any way. Captain Higgins in
iurics were internal. He was about forty
fge years old. 4 widow aud Two children
survive him. Up until last sumner Cap
tain Higgins owned and ran a fEejsating
vessel out Of Chester River
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
Automobiles Run TO Eircs

Consul General Gueuther. of Frankfort
informs the State Department that the
city authorities of Hanover Germany.
have just appropriated $1g.OsJ for three
automobiles Tor the use of the city-s
FIRE department, provided that they prove
satisfactory during a certain trial period.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

Father John Hollohan, s J.. Vice Rec
tor of LpyoIa College. Baltimore. died
yesterday morning at the. Georgetown
University Hospital Father Hollohan
was educated at Gonzaga College, and
filled many responsible positions in the
Jesuit order, being from time TO time To-
Gated in Boston. New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore The deceased was but
thirtv-five yoars old Tie was the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John HolIohan, who reside
in St AIovsius parish. Washington The
Rev Martin J Hoilohan. : J. professor
Of rhetoric at Gonzaga. is a brother OF
the deceased
Solemn requiem mass viii be celebrated
at St AIOysius- at 10 O'Clock on MOUday
morning. The body VIII be inferred in the
Jesuit buryng ground at Georgetown
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

invigoratins effects of the famous Turk
ish, Hot Napor, Hot Air, or Medicated
FapOr Bath, with no possibility Of taking
cold afterwards. o. in any way weaken
Ing the system.
Hundreds Of weII-known physicians have
given up their practice to sell ms Jl.1I-
net-SUCh eminent men IS Emerson Me-
Kay, Detroit, who has already sold over
100 and John c Wright, Chicago, who
sold 125 last month.
Thousands Of rena rkable letters have
been written the makers from users
some of which referring to
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

the birthday--of Walter Waugh was
made a pleasant occasion last night by
the unexpected assembling of a number Of
his most intimate friends Mrs Emma
Waugh, however, was not unprepared TO
entertain tire company and a jolly time
was experienced
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13
kentnckinns Nvho vs.nnt nnise.

II 7 II = - IT'S - 11D - TIT O--97-S-
Senator Dcboe of Kentucky Is at the
Raleigh He is here looking after pat
rOnage for some of the Kentucky Repub-
Hcans who failed to receive recognition
during President McKialey's first term
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Head and Complexion steamer
VIII Hasten Precipitation

everyone knows is beneficial. but other
methods are crude and insignificant when
compared TO the convenient and marvel
Gus curative power of this Cabinet known
az he T1eyC Tgp2 fy-fa
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tirely cured him Of CO tarrh, gravel. kidney
trouble and Gropsy, with which he had
long been afflicted
Hundreds of Ministers
write uraising this Cabinet Rev. Il. c.
Rosrnaes. Everett Kan. says: at IS
blessing: made me full of life and vigor;
should he in use in every family. Rev
}. G. Richardson. North Fifth Street; Ro OK
use, and recommends it highly, as also
does Prof. R z. P. Kline, Of ottawa Uni
VeTSity, who says I find il a great benefit
No Christian should be without it" Hon.
Y. G. Hay. St. Joe, No. writes: 'Physi-
clans gave me up to die, was persuaded
By friends to try this Cabinet. and Il cured
me. I can not praise it enough Rev
Baker Smith. D. D. Fairmont, n j. says:
Your Cabinet TidS the body Of aches and
pain, and as cleanliness is next to gOdI-
ness, it merits high recommendation
Congressman John J. Lentz. Hon.
Chauncey NJ Depew. John T Brown edi-
tor Christian Guide" Rev C NJ Keith
editor Holiness Advocate, as well as
hundreds of ClerEyunen. bankers gov
errors, physicians and influential people
TeCOmmenT il highly.
Physicians are unanimous in claiming
that colds. la grippe, feyeTs, smallpox
consumption. kidney trouble, Bright's dis
ease. cancer-ln fact. such
Marvellous EIiminntive Power
has this Cabinet that no disease can gaiE-
a fOOthOld in your body If you take these
hot Thermal Baths weekly Scientific Tea-
sons are brought out in a very instructive
little book issued by the makers. To
Cure Blood ard skin Diseases
this Cabinet has marvellous power Dr.
Shepard OF Brooklyn. states that he has
never failed to draw out the deadly poison
of snake bites. hydrophobia. blood poison
etc, by this Napor Bath, proving that
it is the most wonderful blood purifier
known. IF people, instead of filing their
system with more poisons by taking drugs
and uOStrumS. would get into a EaDOr
Bath Cabinet and steam out these
poiscns and assist nature to act. they
would have pure blood, and skin rs
clear and smooth as the most fastidious
could desire
The Important Feature
of this Cabinet is that It gives a hot
vapor bath that opens the millions of
pores all over the body, stimulating the
sweat glands drawing out all the imDuTe
salts acids and effete matter which if
retained, overwork the heart, kidneys
lungs and cause disease debility and
siUggishneSs- Astonishing IS the improve
neDt IN health, feeling. and complexion
The first bath makes you feel like a new
being 10 years younger
With the Cabinet, If desired, is
Head and Complexion Steamer
in which the face head and neck are
given the same VaDor treatment as the
body, producing the most wonderful re-
suits; removes pimples. bIackheads, skin
Bronchitis
o. c. Smith. Mt. Healthy. Ohio. writes.
Since using this Cabinet my Catarrh
Asthma, and Hay Fever. with which I
have been afflicted since childhood has
have sold hundreds of these Cabinets
Everyone was delighted. Ny wife finds it
excellent for her Ills.
Whatever
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TIeurich's beer is GOOD for man. bracing up
has energies to conquest. Without HeWich's
Senate NacTZen Lager lie IS dEjII tie man
rTGanctb- like door on rusty hinges" For a
case Of tbjs beer that gives lite energy Phone
West a Arlington Eottlins Co
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Quaker Folding Thermal

Bath CatI,te We find 1t to be a genuine
Cabinet. with a real door. opening wide
as shown in cut When closed It is air
tight, handsomely made Of best most dJI-
rable. waterproof goods rubber lined
a heavy steel frame supports it. making
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News FROM GEORGETOWN
The Plan for a Big Sesqui-Centen-
NAL Celebration Abandoned.

interest Sue GFOpOENa -NcA
Sufficient TO Insure SucceSs-Death
of Father John HOIIohan, :. IA
Meeting of Singleton Lodge MasOns
The plan to have q big celebration on
the occasion of the sequi-centennial Of
Georgetown has been practically aban-
doned The failure OF the Georgetown
Citizens Association TO take some action
in the premises leaves but little hope that
any elaborate programme viii be arrang-
ed This city is 50 accustomed to grand
and expensive demonstrations that it was
feared sufficient interest could not be
aroused to insure success of the pro-
posed sesqui-ceHtenniaI celebration.
II is thought probable, however, that
the local schools will observe the day by
holding such exercises as were at first
suggested and President J. HadIey
DOYLE. Of the Potomac Boat Club viii Sc
Iect the 150th birthday of the old town as
the date for a regatta on the Potomac.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

Mary I Green yesterday sold to MoTri-
addition
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

Tuesday evening next Will lie an inter
cstiug occasion in the career Of William
X Singleton Lodge of Masons Tenley-
town The II Getting viii he attended by
Masonic brethren Of high station from all
over the District
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-13

Edwin Forrest trustee. and John Cur
tin et uX sold to the TabulatinS Machine
Company for 81 .000. lots 20, y and - in
square Ig9 .bEing property or the north
line Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
between Tbirty-tiVst and Ihirty-Second
Streets adjoining the Herman HOllerith
Census TabuIating Machine Mandatory.
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James Thinner. who has been i'll since
last July Is much improved and is report
% to he on The road to recovery.