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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
.YAUTHORITY
sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.


In pursuance of an Execution issued
by A. S. Mahaulu District Magistrate
of Waialua, Island Of Oahu, Territory
of Hawaii, on the 2lst day of January
A. d. 1902, in re matter Of Coyne Furni-
ture Company, Limited, VS. Waialua
Hotel Company Limited, and Edward
Hore, / have, on this gath day Of Janu-
ary A d. 1902, levied upon, and shall
expose for sale at Public Auction, to
the highest bidder at the Waialua court
House, in Waialua aforesaid, at Il
o'clock noon of Saturday, the LIST day Of
March, A. D. 1902, all the right title ana
interest of said Waialua Hotel Com
panY Limited, I'm and to the following
property unless the judgment amount
ing to One Hundred and Eighty-niue
and J-lOO Dollars. interest, costs and my
expenses are previously paid, Said
property levied upon being"
IN PARLOR.
! Lounge, Mat Lounge, 1 Large Gem
ter Table, 4 Rockers Chairs, ] large
Rug, 1 Small Rug.
IN OFFICE.
Plush Lounge.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
SPORTS FOR TODAY.
Polo Practice, Football and Indoor
Baseball

Baseball.
The second and third polo teams will
Ilay practice game at l[apiOlaui Park
this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. The
second team VIII be coached hy the
members Of the first Fleming has
changed places with A. w. Carter of
the third team. The day beng fine
the match will be played.
rDenveT Ed" Smith and Honolulu
Herbert NJ. Ayres started around the
track n KaTiOlani Park at 1890 this
morning.
The last game of the indor baseball
series viii be played this evening In the
gymnasium Of the Y. NJ. c. a. at 1880
between the Male Ilimls mad the BusI-
ness Men A win for the former team
gives them the championship Of the
League, while a victory for the Bust
ness Men will mean a tie for them
selves the Males and the Evening
Glasses.
The Male Iimas and the HonOlulus
viii play "a close match this afternoon
at MJkiki. Both teams are playing
substitutes, their regular players nav
iEg, some of them been put hOrs de
combat In previous match or practice
games. The Male Ilimas and PunahOus
junior teams, VIII play the first game
Of the Junior league previous to the reg
ular match.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

The Bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills Of Exchange, Issues ats
and Letters Of Credit, an transacts a
general banking business.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
ON fixed deposits for p months, 4 peg
cent per annum.
on fixed deposits for 6 months, 3h per
cent per annum.
On fixed deposits for months, 8 per
cent per annum.
Branch Of the Yokohama Specie Bank
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-15
A GOUD THING.

A GCUD THING.
There's one good thing when they feel
dry.
That businC men cannot pass by,
For far and wide IT. Fame you hear,
They stop TO drink Of Rainier" beer
On draught or IN bottle al Criterion.
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U. SekOmOtO has removed
to Robinson Block, 80
Hotel Street. New Store
and new and large stock
of GentIemen's Furnishing
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rs ROOM $50 a.
BedsIUad Woven Wine Nauwse. D
M8ttras- D Mosquito curtain. Pillows
Bureau. D Washsund. D Small Center
Table. Rocker chair Large Rug.
IN ROOM 30. o.
q whit. IRON Bcdstcad. . Woven Wine
Matuas- Matuass. Pillows
white Bureau D white Wash-tand.
Chair
TN ROOM $50. g.
0 white Iron Bedstead. j Woven Wire
Matumss. Matrass. 4 Mosquito Cur
tain. Pillows, Bureau. ! Washstand.
small Center Table. Rocker. Chair
Large Rug. ] Small Rug.
IN ROOM 80. e.
Bedstead . Woven Wire Matuass.
o Mattrass. Bureau ] Washstand, I
Large Rug / Small Rug
IN ROOM 80. g.
Bedstead. Woven Wire AIattrass.
Mattrass, Mosquito Curtain. Pill
lows. j Bureau Washstaud, ] Small
Center Table. ] Rocker, Chairs, j
Large Rug. ] Small Rug
IN ROOM no. TO-
2 Bedsteads 1 White Iron Bedstead.
3 Woven Wire Mattresses. 4 Mattresses,
3 Pillows, ] Bureau. ] White Bureau,
Washstand ] White Washstand.
Small Center Table / Chair Broken
Chairs.
IN ROOM NO. II.
Bedstead j Woven Wire Mattrass,
/ Matrass. Mosquito Curtain, Pill
lows, / Bureau. ] White Bureau, 1
Washstand, / Small Center Table,
Chair, 1 Large Rug.
DINING ROOM.
2 Extension Dining Tables, Q Din
ing Chairs, 4'Chairs, 1 Rocker, Ia
BILE.
FRONT AND BACK VEEANDAS.
4 Rockers and 6 Chairs.
CHAS. +. CHILLINGWORTH,
Deputy Sheriff Territory of Hawaii
Waialua Oahu.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
IDAHO.

Boise, Idaho, Nov. 5.-Returns of the
Idaho election confirm the figures sent
out last night showing the election OF
the entire republican state and con-
gressional tickets, The republican ma
-ority on joint ballot in the legislature
seems assured and w. E. Borah proba-
bly, will succeed Senator Heitfelt in
the United States senate. The demo-
orat state chairman. Donnelly, this
morning conceded the election of the
entire republican ticket. However, he
claims the republicans have one less
than majority on joint ballot in the
legislature. The republican leaders
claim a majority of 13.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
UUn UVN UUUVII
-
MajOritias viii So Over Three
Thousand.
DELEGATe RoDEY WON IN A GALLoP
Many Prscints Return Solid Vote fol
Every Candidate.
SHERIFF HuBBELl LEADS TICKET

= The Citizen publishes below the s
= returns from all the precincts of =
y this (Bernalillo) county, except =
= the precincts of Casa Salazar, =
= Las Placitas, Pena Blanca, Cuba, =
= La Ventana, Guadalupe, Gonzali- =
y tos, La lara and Bland. =
= The unofficial returns from =
= Pena Blanca give the republican =
- candidates 1SS majority. =
= Chairman F. A. Hubbell, OF the =
y republican central committee, and =
= his secretary, ]. j. Sheridan, have =
= figured up the majorities of the =
= precincts already heard from and =
= Rodey has majority of ASIA :
= votes. The chairman. who is thor =
= oughly familiar with the voting =
= strength of the missing precincts,
= gives Rodey's majority in these =
y precincts at 55S votes, thus max
= ing Rodey's total majority In the :
= banner county of Bernalillo, 1872. :
is The republican legislative and :
= county candidates will sil be :
= elected by about the same number :
= of votes,
y The following precincts have
= been heard from:
s = s = = $ s s s s s = = = s s s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Precinct 1a-city Of AIbuquerque.

Delegate to Congress-Rodey, rep.
ASS; Ferguson dem., 81.
Council-Hughes. rep, 461; AL
bright, rep, 466; Moore, dem, So; Gil
lett, dem, 54; Metcalf, soc.,( "a; Bryce
Soc, 3S.
House-Bowie. rep, 46s; Monteya
rep, 461; Sandoval, rep. 463; Martin
ez, DEM. 81; Burg, dem. 56; Fabro
dem, SO; Craig. Soc. 3b; Johnston
Soc, 35; Weir. Soc, 35.
County Commissioners - Gutierrez
REP, i6Si Harsch, rep, 445; Montana
dem, 4s; Dodd, dem., 76; Gleckler
eoc ss' I.nnden. soc.. 32.
Sheriff-Thos. s. Hubbell, rep, 4S2
Hunick, dem, SS; o'Bannon, soc %;
Assessor--sandovai rep, AGA; Mora
dem, As; Mcclure, soc. 81.
Treasurer aid Collector-F. A. Huh
bell, rep, 44e; Bes%eh, dem.. 70; Staeh
lin. Soc, 35.
Superintendent of Schools-vigil
rep, 450; Lucero, Sem.. 81; Pillsbury
soc., A.
Probate Judge-Baca, fep., 465; So
mora. dem, so; Gustafson. sec, 81.
Probate Clerk-Summers, rep, 476
Mcclellan. dem, As; Heyn, Soc, 81.
Surveyor-Rankin, rep, 463; Ross.
dem. 81.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
To Testif, in Botkin Case.

Dover, Del, Nov 5.-The Delaware
witnesses in the case Of Mrs. Cordelia
Botkin, the alleged prisoner, soon to
be tried again In California, are about
to start for the Pacific coast. 1t is
Believed that without the testimony of
John B. Pennington, father of the mur-
dered Mrs. Dunning and Mrs. Deane,
she will again be convicted. The news
from San Francisco that the case
would probably fail because of Mr..
Pennington's death, he being a mater
ial witness, is said to be mrong. as the
box of candy was obtained from the
postofice by Harry Pennington, a
grandson.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Louisville & Nashville

New York. Nov. 5.-Railroad and
financial circles are curious regarding
the outcome of the adjourned meeting
OF the Louisville & Nashville stock
holders to be held in louisville today.
The persons most concerned are retic-
ent concerning the meeting, but it is
generally understood that there will
be change in the directorate on ac-
count OF the new ownership, but no
change in the management of the op-
Grating department. 1t is reported that
Directors John NJ. Atherton, John NJ.
Helm and Attila Cox will retire to give
place TO John w. Gates and two repre-
sentatives of the Morgan interests.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Rodey's Majority Estimated Over
Six Thousand.
LEGISLATURE WILL De REPUBLICAN
Republican Gains in Every Territorial
Democratic County.
5000 WORK OF CHAIRMAN HUBBEll.

s you can announce" said Hon. =
= Frank A. Hubben, the excellent =
= chairman of the territorial repub- =
$ lican central committee, that =
= Hon. B. S. Rodey will go back to =
= congress with the satisfaction of =
= knowing that his work. as dele =
= gate was appreciated and that the =
= people have given him the largest =
= majority ever obtained by vic =
= torious candidate for delegate to =
= congress" =
is What will be his majority over :
= Fergusson?" was asked. =
Is II cannot give the official ma =
s jority," remarked Mr.. Hubbell, =
IS but my estimate. based on tele- =
s grams already received from the =
= various counties, place Rodey's =
S majority between 5000 and 1000 =
| s votes" =
Is Chairman Hubbell has figured =
= the next legislature as follows: :
is ~Council--Ten republicans, two :
y democrats. =
= House--Eighteen republicans, :
= six democrats.
= On joint ballot, the republicans :
= will have a majority, according
= to the above figures, of twenty :
= votes.
= The kilograms received at re-
= publican headquarters, last night
= and today from various territorial )
= counties, give the following re- :
= suits:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Outside County Precincts.

Precinct /, Bernalillo-Rodey, rep,
lao; Ferguson, dem.. IL. The other
candidates received about the same
votes.
Precinct 2. Los Corrales-Straight
republican vote of 166.
Precinct 3, Alameda-Straight re-
publican vote of 169.
-Rodey, rep, 110; Ferguson, dem.
10; all other republican candidates
III: democrats 3.
Precinct 5, Los Barelas-Rodey. rep.
2SS; Ferguson, dem., IA; all other re.
publican candidates, 2S6; democrats,
IL.
Precinct 6, Los Padillas--Rodey
rep, 1923; Ferguson, dem., 1. Votes
for other candidates same.
Precinct z. San Antonio-Votes In
this precinct straight for the republi
cans-76.
Precinct 8, Los Griegos-Rodey rep.
100; Ferguson. dem., q; all other re
publican votes straight-122.
Precinct 9, Ralchos de Atrisco---Ro
dey. rep, 80; FERGUSON, dem., s: al
other republican candidates, "a; demo
Gratis, 4.
Precinct 10, Escobosa-Rodey, rep.
rs; Ferguson, dem., 6. Other votes
about same.
Precinct IL, Pajarito-Rodey. rep.
95; FERGUSON, dem., l; all other can
didates the same.
Precinct Ia, San Ignacio-Rodey
rep. Al; Ferguson. dem.. 1; all othel
republican votes straight.
Precinct IS, Jemez-Rodey. rep, 3S
Ferguson, dem., 4; other republican
candidates 40; democrats, 2.
Precinct 10, Algodones-Straight re
publican vote Of 81.
Precinct %, La Tijera-Rodey, rep
SO; Ferguson, dem, 1; all other re
publican votes straight.
Precinct 20, San Antonito-Rodey
rep, 81; Ferguson, dem, 6; votes 10
other candidates same.
Precinct "a, La Bajado-Straight n
publican votes. l6.
Precinct 28, Atrisco-Rodey, rep
So; FERGUSON, DEM, 2; all other cand
dates the same.
Precinct 81, San Ignacio-Straigh
republican votes. 10.
Precinct "a, Chilili-Rodey. rep, 81
Ferguson, dem, /; votes for othe
candidates about the same.
Precinct 35, Los Duranes-Rode!
rep, 106; Ferguson, DEM. 8; votes fo
other candidates about the same.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
COLORADO.

Denver, Nov. 5.-The probable elec-
tion of republican governor and a
possible republican majority in the
lower house of the legislature has
started talk of the hottest senatorial
fight ever waged in the state. 1t is
possible that the republican majority
may organize trump Legislature" and
proceed to elect republican senator
on the ground of alleged democratic
frauds in Arapahoe county. Returns
would indicate. however, that the dem.
ocrats have a majority of the legisla
en- ifArapahoe county is thrown
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Massachusetts Man Charged Will
Numbering a Woman.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 5.-Allan @.
Mason. who was arrested yesterday on
81 spielen Of having committed an as
sault upon Miss Clara A, Morton in
Waverly last Saturday night, causing
Miss Morton's death. today was held
for ,'nrther hearing on the charge in
the third district court for eastern
MiddIesex II was understood last
night to be the intention OF the police
to release the man today as they mad
been unable TO make out a case again.,
him, but it is claimed that new phases
were brought to light this morning
which warranted a change in proceed
uIo. Mason was remanded without
ban"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Heir Looked for in Italy.

Berlin. Nov. Sit develops. that the
rostponement of the emperors visit to
Italy. which was TO have taken place
this month. is Que to the delicate con
ditfun of the Queen of Italy, whose Ell.
eouchmant is expected in the next few
weeks. TIE emper0r's visit has been
deferred until February, when he Will
Join the ,mperiai yacht Hohenzollern
at Genoa ANA visit the King OF italy at
Naples and tHe Duke and Duchess OF
Sparta at Athens
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
lett, dem, 10; Metcalf. Soc, %; Bryce

lett, dem, 10; Metcalf. Soc, %; Bryce
Soc, 2.
House-Bowie, rep, 220; Montoya
rep, 2i9; Sandoval. rep, 220; Mar
tinez. DEM, 10; Burg. DEM. II; Fabro
dem., II; Craig. Soc. 2; Johnston, soc.
2; Weir, Soc, 2.
Comm.ssioners-G rep, 220
Harsh, rep, 220; Montana, dem. 1S
Dodd, dem, 1S; Gleckler. Soc, Q; Lou
den. Soc, 2.
Probate Judge-Baca, rep. 201; Sa
mora. dem., "a; Heyn, Soc. 2.
Probate Clerk-Summers. rep, 222
Mcclellan, DEM, 16; Gustafson, soc.
u.
Sheriff-Thomas s. Hubbell. rep.
219; Hunick, dem. 10; O'Bannon, soc.
IL.
-Sandoval. rep, 221; Mora
dem., II: Mcclure, Soc, 2.
Treasurer and Collector-F. A. Hub
bell, rep. 2O9; Beaven. dem. 20; Staeh
lin. SOC, 2.
Superintendent of Schools-Vigil
rep. EOS; Lucero, dem., As; Pillsbury
soc., 2.
Surveyor-Rankin. rep, 219; Ross
DEM. 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Mckinley County.

Gallup-Seven precincts out of nine
give Rodey and republican county tick
ct 200 majority out of about 500 votes
Guam cast a solid vote for Rodey
Hughes and Bowie.
Ofhcial returns from eight out OF
nine precincts give 535 votes. Every
republican candidate carries every
precinct. Majorities-Canavan 236,
Bowie 227, Apodaca 223, Spears 21S,
McVickers PIT. Morris ZIG. Smith 211,
Aldrich 2OS, Rodey 200, Hughes 1879,
Meyers IFS. Henry 10. The one miss
ing precinct will increase these fig
ures.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
charoed with Dodqina AIimony.

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 5-The case of
Frederick N. Innes. who was arrested
last week in Jersey City on a charge
of attempting to leave the state in an
effort to avoid the payment of alimony,
came up for argument today before
Justice Collins. The complainant in
the case is Georgia F. Innes, formerly
his wife, who obtained a divorce in
New York in June last. The court
gave Mrs. Innes S25 a week alimopy
Che alleges that Innes left the state to
avoid payment and now owes her $500
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
Precinct 2e-city OF albuquerque.
Delegate to Congress-Rodey, rer

Delegate to Congress-Rodey rep.
405; Fergisson. dem. 1876.
Council-Hughes. rep, 409; Albright
reG., 400; Moore. dem, 1O6; Gillett
dem. Ill Metcalf, Soc, 10l; Bryce
soel f01.
H6As;e-BCwte, rep, S9S; Montoy&
rep, S632 Sandoya'. rep, 375; Mar
tinez, dem, SO; Burg, dem. 14S; Fab
70, dem. so; hraig, soc, 100; John
ston, soc., 1OS; Wefr, soc, 107.
Commissicl. cl.ers--Gutierrez, rep. 800
Harsch, Iep.. 40S; Montana, dem, 1870;
Dodd. dem, 11S; Glecklefl sUc., 110;
LOudCn. soc. 95.
SherifT-Tbos. S. Hubb.ell, rep, as;
Ttunick, dem. 81; O'Bannon, SOC, 1tt
Assessor-Sandoval, rep, 39e; Mora,
dem, JIG; Mcclure. Soc. 1Os.
Treasurer and Collector-F. A. Hub
bell, rep, 347; Beaven, dem. 19e.
Staehlin, SOC. 75.
superintendent 6f Schools-Vigil
rep, 1863; Lueero. dem, 12S; Pillsbury.
SOC. 1l9''
Probate JudSe-Baea., rep, 393; Sa-
mora, dem, 12O; GustafsofS, soc, 1O5.
Probate Clerk; Summers, rep. 4O4
Mcclellan, dem. lis; Heyn. SOC, ia.
Surveyor-Rankin, rep. 375; Ross,
lem. 164.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-11-05
PeNNsYLVANIA MASONIC.
President Roosevelt Gueat Of Honor q
Philadelphia.

President Roosevelt Gueat Of Honor at
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Nov. b.--With the gavel
that George Washington used during
the Masonic ceremonies incident to the
laying of the corner stone Of The Unit
ed States capitol at Washington ON
September Is. 1913, Edgar a. Tennis.
grand master of Free and Accepted
Masons Of Pehnsylvania, called the
grand lodge TO order when II Assem-,
J siied In the Masonic Tepple In this
city today to celebrate the Sesque-cen>
tennial anniversary OF tne initiation
of Washington into the fraternity.
! President Roosevelt headed the list
of invited guests and among others
present were United States senator's.
! governors, judges ana other men In
public life, together with eminent rep
resentatives of the Masonic grand
lodges of nearly every state. Thomas
r. Patton. the gram treasurer of Penn.
sylvania, appeared as the delegated
representative Of Engiand's Free Ma
] sons and read letter from the Duke
of Connaught, grand master of Masons
IN England.
The formal exercises. which COM
menced at noon, were held In the Cor
inthian, or grand lodge room, in the
Masonic Temple. Edgar A. Tennis
presided in his capacity as grand mas
ter, and the officers of the grand lodge
occupied their proper stations. Tho
address Of welcome was made by the
grand master to which reply was mas
by Charles T. Gallagher. grand master
of Massachusetts. Then followed q.
brief address by President Roosevelt,
who is a member of Matinecock lodge
No. SOC of Oyster Bay. New York.
James NJ. Lamberton, of Harrisburg,
spoke on Washington as Free Ma
son." and the addresses concluded with
addresses by Gen. Stewart L.. XoodS
ford, ex-minister to Spain. on ''Wasnr
ington as q Citizen" Greetings were
then received from the grand masters
of the different states.
Upon the close of the meeting a TIA.
ble lodge" was opened in the large
hanqueting hall in the temple. at which
Grand Master Tennis also presided.
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Died Tousther.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 5.-Rev. w. C.
Rabe, pastor of the German Baptist
church at Twenty-sixth and Seward
streets, and Miss Augusta Barth. a
young woman who had lived In the
neighborhood, were found dead early
today in the vestibule in the rear of
the church auditorium. The bodies
were locked in embrace and the gas
jets turned on. Rev. Rabe was 50
years of age and a prominent minis
ter
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Train Wrecked

New York, Nov. 5.-The west bound
Black Diamond express of the Lehigh
Valley railroad, which left Jersey City
at noon. was wrecked east of Newark
about 1920 p. m. Fifteen persons more
or less are seriously hurt. The ex-
press ran on siding and collided with
an engine standing there. One of the
passengers hurt was Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion, of Kansas. Her hand was slightly
cut and her arm badly bruised.
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MISSOURI.

St. Louis, Nov. 5.-While complete
returns from all parts of the state
have not been received, there is moth
ing to indicate change from last night s
figures, which show the election of the
democratic state ticket, and a safe
democratic majority in the legislature
that will select a successor to Senator
Vest and the election of fifteen demo.
Gratis out of sixteen congressman.
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Zeiger VS.. Bennett.

Savannah, Ga. Nov 5.-The bill pro-
vided by the Savannah Athletic club
for its patrons tonight will have as a
wind-up a twenty-round go between
owen Zeigler, of Philadelphia, and
Jack Bennett, of McKeesport, Pa. The
two are old time-rivals, 10Th are hard
hitters and quick on their feet, so that
the mill promises to be a lively one
from gong to gong.