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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
!. JAMES EELT, Sixth & Market Sts.

NOTICE-IN ACCORDANCL WITH THE
~ provisions of Section L. Chee,er !6S Vol
uiDe2 OF the Laws Of Delaware being an
act entI tied IAN Act for tho protection Of
manufacturers and vendors Of mineral wa
tors. beor. ale aud other beverages so Id In
bottles.
|. William N. Foord, beng manufacturer
and vendor OF mineral waters. portcr4, beer,
a,es and other beverages sod i'll bottles in tho
city Of Wilmington New Castle county, state
o! Delswares do hereby file the following do.
scrlpIion OF such bottles aud Of the name or
ntEos and the mark or marks thereon usol
by me In my sud BUSINESS, Is follows, to wit;
Foord Boot!ing Works. wilmin stan, Del.
Edward Kranse, Bo,tliny Works. Wi.
mington, Del.
W. 81. Foorl. Wilmington, Del
WILLIAM H. FOCRD.
deceived and Filel June 10, 1902
g. II. Layton, Secretary Of State.
jylBtwk
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
ALI. WE'RE SAVED

For years suffered such UNFOLD mis-.
cry from bronchitis" writes J. II. Johus
was unable to work. Then. when every
thing else failed. | was wholly cured by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. Ny vito suffered inten sely from
Asthma, TIL IL cured her. and all our OK
perienco goes to show it Is the best Group
medicine Ia the world" A trial vii
convince you it's unriva!el for Thr0a
and Lung diseases Guaranteed Dottl Q
50c, and 81. 90, Trial hotties free u. n. Is.
UantOrth' 5 drug store
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
ONION SETTING TOOL.
A Device That Enables One to Do
= Twice ms Much in n Given Time
! as by Old Method.

B. Prepare the ground thoroughly, lay
off rows with marker and use the tool
illustrated. This consists of cone
shaped pins of hardwood inserted four
inches apart in piece !l.X2h inches in
size and three or four feet long, to
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
JUST LOOK Al HER.

Whence came that sp:ightly stop, fault
less skiu, rosy complexion, smiling face
She iood- good feels goou. Here's her
secret. She uses DR., Kings Now lfc
Pits. Reoult,.- all organs active. d!ges
,on good. 10 Headaches, no chance TER
blues" Try them yourself. Only &c
at N b. Daniorths.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
Jew Isry Recovered

William Il. Blackburn, Of Holly
Oak has reported to the police that
he recovered about one-fourth Of the
$500 worth OF jewellery and Silver.
ware stolen from his house last week
The thief dropped the part that was
recovered.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
In Memorandum.

In Memory OF Hattie Stats
seaume, who departed this life
August Is. 1000.
Two years have passed and still
we MISS her.
Our friends may think the wound
has healed.
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies within our hearts con.
eealed.
Her Parents, Brothers and Sisters.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
Lawtnn f,r Representatives.

t-uWtV7I IT II. Vl INsHeatfSC'
1t is rumored Gu the streets. that
William Lawtou VIII run Tor Rep.
resenta,ive in the Fourth Represent
tatIve District, at the Republican
primaries 10 be held In September
in this CITY If he should run it is
known how he would stand on the
two Senator questions, Mr.. Law
ton is Il well known business man.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18

STODpAfD-ln this city on August 10 1902,
William Stoidari. ugud 4! YEAR!
RcntiVus, friends and employ COS of Pussy
and .ones Machine shop are invited to attend
the funeral services from the resid nice o. h y
brJt her-ln law, VIM Porter. No. 10Y Union
8tiG-t un Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
lnterment at MI Salem Cemetery.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
NJ OTICE-l, JOHN j. HhNLEY, ri

NJ orICE--l. JOHN J. HANLEY. THE
~ owner and occupan OF tho house stu
ate! at l0l Monroe street. Il 81 ward, OF tins
city OF Wilmington. county Of New, Castle
and state OF Delaware. in compl!s nce with
Requirement. o! acts OF the Genera! A
sembly made and provided do hereby give no
tee that shall apply IN Writing to tns court
of General Session, Of the State OF Delaware,
in and Tor New Castle county, on Monday, the
18th day Of S,,pt. a. y. lW! bolnx ths
next term OF said court, for q licsuso for said
house ~ MI inn or tavern, for the sAls therein
Of intoxicating liquors ia loss qualities thal
one quart, to DO drank Oh tho premises, All
the following respectable c'tzons Of said ward
al least twelve OF whom are substantial fras.
holdersof said yard reco .nmenl ths sid -.
plicattOn. viz:
Patrick A Mong.e Charles A Ciiuch
Joseph i Smith John Beyley
Dlnio a' msisr AnARrewS ] T Ha
Thorn i Duffy John Gayle
Harry u Weyl Joseph Herman
10: T SpIagg Henry Withl
hilemma J Richie Cosmo Bor0nl
j q Heidcl Nichaa! ha tJch
David J Chambers Frank Garner
DAME! h iiuughey Hugh Mc6inley
] H Spruancs NJ + Bedford
ss.a " WI 'a''' JONI s;oS'fRY ANLEY.
oTicE-I. MARGAREr ;lCHENBERaEt
~ tenant and occupant of the houss, sit
~ nSted a. No 10 .ss. End street in the
County Of New Castle. State OF Dsiswa
In compliance with the requirements of this
acts Of tho General Assembly. In suoh oass
made and provided, do hereby give nosIo.
general sessions OF the state Of siawAre.
IN aud for New Castle Co.. TO DO held At vii.
minatoon. on Monday. the 10Th dny Q!
said court. fora iIoonss Tor said house As an
Inn or tavern, for the sale herein or intoxl.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18

mixed Chcviots, Cash.
mcres and Worstcds at
IA Oft the prices. SO to
$50, now $50 to So.
New Sorgcs $40 grade for
$40, SO for $40. Boys
Russian Blouse Suits sizes
3 to s years at ! price,
$1.5O to So that were 81
to S.. We are cleaning
out the stock with the
greatest August Sale we
ever had. We will please
you and will save you
money by selling you
good goods. Come in and
look through.
Closed evenings at 6 cx-
cept Saturdays.
JAS T.MULLIN & SONS
9th and Market, Wllminsl on
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
~ Al A.,

STEW AkT.Cn August - l1C!, Oh aries B
Stewart ngcd "a years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his 10; o residence. near Gus
gov, bel, on Tuesday morning. Aug, 18th.
at 10 o'clock Services at the house. Inter.
inGlt at Glasgow Cemetery.
SHELTO%--m this city on August I9, 1909.
Eizlb- tn ohclIO on, in her tn yut.
IeatrvaI and friends Of the family are ie.
speCtiu.y invited to attend tho funeral scr.
vices at the resi- lonCa Of her aolin-IGw,
fll+ha Fowler No, li3 West 23ri street, on
Wednesday afternoon. August -, at 2 O'Clock +,
!uterln gnt AT !ivcryiCw Cemetery.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18

r. B. Richardson, OF South Chris
tiana Hundred. announces than he
a candinate for Road Commissloer
from hat hundred,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18

Five Dollars paid monthly. on shlre-
NJ B. l.. and p ~. stock, for lO
mouth,--s5Ol. natures for 5000,
profit .....................-.. .......sj0J 0
Fivs Dollars paid monthly to Savings
Baui for 100 mon shs, 500 at per
cent compound intel est 800. SO, pro.
Mt .....................,.Sl12 j.. "
Difference in favor OF N. y. l.. and p
A. Investor ............ ...,.... ...$}oI6l
Can Jon 20 cl.cwhere IN invest so small !
sum oae-quartcr as proti.ab!y2
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
Persistent Saving
Leads to Prosperity.

The best method Of saving IL to carefully
lay aside some small amount regularly each
month AMI put it at interest IN gool Bnil".
ing a Association. til amazing how rapid
SUCH savings accumulate.
10 Won Wanf To Invest
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-18
Great Odd Suits and

Odd Suits and
broken sizes at
! price, -, Sc
and $50 that
were SIC, ST.
and SIS. Sizes
33 to AZ. licgu-
lar st 0 c k i II
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
UNION 7HEOLOGUE A SUICIDE
HE TAKES CARBoLIC ACID IN HIS ROOM
AT THE SEMINARY

Paul Alexander Tuholski. twenty-five years
old. OF No. 224 East Twelfth-st Erie Penn.
a student in the Union Theological Seminary. at
No. 200 Park-ave.. committed suicide late yes
terday In his room in the seminary building BY
taking carbolic scid.
Tuhoski graduated from the University
of Rochester in 1899. and after year at Har-
ward Seminary he entered the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. More than year ago he was
il! for several months and suffered greatly
from depression. He recovered entirely. and
last summer and fall appeared to be in excellent
health and good spirits.
In November he affected by the same
physical disorders and was greatly depressed
On last Tuesday he went 70 DR.. Charles Cuth-
bert Hail. president OF the seminary and com
planned Of being exceedingly i'll. He was in
duced by DR.. Hall 10 seek the advice of Dr.
William Brewster Clark, of No. 80 East Thirty
frst-st. DR.. Clark prescribed for him.
Tuholsk was about the seminary as usual
yesterday. and in the morning service he occu-
pied his place in the choir He attended recita-
tlons as usual, and in the early afternoon he
was in his room engaged in the study OF He
brew. He visited the room OF his intimate
classmate Mr.. Mansaro. and together they dis
cussed their studies
He left Mr.. Mangaro's room about { D. nn and
soon afterward Mr.. Mangaro heard unusual
sounds. as If some one was breathing heavily
coming from Mr.. Tuholski's room. He went to
the room and found the door locked He called
the tanitor and the door was opened by a pass
key Mr.. Tuhoski was lying on the floor of the
room, writhing in agony A bottle that had CON
tanned carbolic acid was lying alongside his body
a physician was called from the PRESBYTERIAN
HospltaI. put Mr.. Tuholski died before the doc
tor arrived.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
BOWLING GREEN TRUST REPORT.

In his annual report TO the stockholders OF the
Bowling Green Trust Company President Edwin
Gould says that the deposits December 81 1901
amounted So 9S6 $50 i0 against S. 979 II on the
last day of 1900 The company has s.. 900 stock
81 900 surplus and sis099 undivided profits Its
actual earnings for the year ended December 81
1901 s262 651 81. or 10 cent the capital
stock Of s2.500.0o0 Almost the earnings would
have been made one-haf the capital" President
Gould said. but I do not think 1t good policy TO
consider reduction OF capital the present time
and perhaps not after distribution of earnings
TO stockholders has begun"
He adds that the directors and officers have de-
cided NOT TO begin dividends for the present Dis
cussing the book value OF the cornpany's stock the
president says that the New-York City securities
which cost S25l4.172 and carried on the books
at that figure. show depreciation OF SIS 5s2 adding
But as they are carried as an investment and are
worth to the company for that purpose as much
as when they We're purchased the depreciation In
the market value is of no moment The sa me might
pc SAID OF some OF our other securities subject 10
market huctuations." "
Among the the Girsctors of the Bowling Green Trust
company are included Edwin Gould. Frank j. Gould
general uThomas q Eckert General Samuel
Ihomas T. I. converse. Myron T. Herrick u w
Middendorf. OF Baltimore. and J. Skelton williams
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
SHA WAND PA YNE CONFIRMED
SLIGHT CONTROVERSY OVER THE
POSTMASTER GENERALS NOM
NATION

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Senate In executive
session to-day confirmed the nominations of Les
lie II. Shaw to be Secretary Of the Treasury.
The confirmation OF Governor Shaw was ac-
compshed without comment. but there was
some controversy over the action of the Com
mittee on Postoffices In reporting Mr.. Payne's
nomination without going through the formality
of a meeting,
Senator Rawlins said that he had desired to
appear before the committee for the purpose Of
requesting that inquiry be made into the
charge that Mr.. Payne had been interested in
the efforts to secure leases for the purpose of
prospecting for minerals the Indian reserva-
tions in Utah. having been president of the Flor
ence Mining Company. Extracts from the let
ters presented to the Senate by Mr.. Rawlins yes
terday were read.
Senator Spopner, a representative of Mr..
Payne's State, replied TO this statement by read
ing letter addressed to him by Mr.. Payne, and
dated several weeks back, in which Mr.. Payne
said that his connection with the Florence COM
pany had terminated two years ago, and that
at present he had no interest direct or indirect,
immediate remote. in that corporation Mr..
Rawlins said that the explanation salts
committee for the manner in which the report
ination was unanimously confirmed. Senator
Mason defended the action of the committee as
in harmony with numerous precedents and also
spoke eulogisticaly of Mr.. Payne
ness, and at 1:3O D. m. the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE..
FAVORABLE REPORT ON SENATOR MEL
SONS BILL.

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Senate Committee
on Commerce to-day authorized a favorable re-
port on Senator Nelson's bill for the creation OF
an executive department of the government 10
be known the Department OF Commerce
Besides providing for an additional Cabinet
member. known Secretary of Commerce. the
bill provides for assistant secretary and
complement OF officers. Under this department
shall be the following offices and bureaus: Life
saving service, lighthouse board. lighthouse SER
vice. marine hospital service. steamboat In
spection service, Bureau of Navigation and
United States Shipping Commissioners Bureau
of Immigra tion Bureau OF Statistics, the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey. the Com
missioner of Railroads. the Census Office, the
Patent Office the Department of Labor Com
missioner of Fish and Fisheries. Bureau of For
eign Commerce, now in the State Department
to be consolidated with the Bureau of Statis-
tics
There also established bureau of manu-
features and a bureau of mines and mining.
The new department is designed to promote
commerce, and gather and furnish all informa-
ton on commerce and industries. 1t also will
relieve the other departments. notably the Treas
ury of a great amount of work now performed
there.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

SKETCH OF THE FORMER GOVERNOR OF BLUE
GRASS STATE.

SKETCH OF THE FORMER GOVERNOR OF BLUE
GRASS STATE.
Frankfort, KY. Jan. 9.-Ex-Governor James B
McCreary tonight received the Democrats caucus
nomination for United States Senator by vote of
81 to 81: This nomination is practically equivalent
election.
For forty years James B. McCreary has been
prominent in Kentucky's history. He first came
into notice in 1862. when he assisted In ranying
the 11th Cavalry Regiment for the Kentucky SER
vice, c. s. A. In this regiment he subsequently
made lieutenant colonel. a rank he held at the
close OF the He served with distinction in the
Army OF the Tennessee under Generals Morgan and
Bragg and under Breckenridge in Virginia and sur
rendered with his regiment at Appomattox. He
entered politics in 1866, being chosen to represent
Madison County in the Kentucky Legislature In
1875 he elected Governor on the Democratic
ticket
After retiring from the executive offce he was
elected to the XLIXth Congress, and reelected 10
the Lth. LIth, Lid LIIId and LIVth Congresses
For twelve years he member of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs. He was also mem
Measures and the Worlds Fair and Private Land
Claims.
Governor McCreary appointed by the PresI-
dent OF the United States in 1892 one of the Ave
commissioners TO represent the United States in
the International Monetary Conference In that
conference he distinguished himself as an adyo-
cate of bimetallism.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
OLD PHAETON SHIPPED TO PRESIDENT.

WANTS TO HAVE HIS CHILDREN RIDE IN THE
VEHICLE OWNED BY HIS FATHER
Oyster Bay. Long Island. Jan. e-There was
shipped yesterday from this place by special freight
10 Washington. addressed TO President Tbeo-
dore Roosevelt. the phaeton in which the Roose
welt children used to ride while here
The vehicle was built sixty years ago. and was
the property of the Presidents father 1t is two
seated anair ana the running gear and springs are
so constructed that it makes very easv ridIn
wagon. 1t is the vehicle which the President rode in
when boy. and has been in use ever since II is
for this reason that the President has had a.
paired and repainted by Mr.. Sammis of this VII
iage. for use OF ms children in Washington The
ironwork and woodwork hand made ana ~
vehicle is as strong to-day when some countrv
smith turned II out sixty years ago Mr Sammis
has replaced the old leather the cushions Wits
red leather The body has been painted black ana
stripes. o''eSt 04ue
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

MEASURE TO MAINTAIN SILVER DOLLARS
AT A PARITY WITH GOLD.

MEAsURB TO MAINTAIN SILVER DOLLARS
AT A PARITY WITH GOLD.
Washington Jan. 9.-The first financial meas
ure of Importance to be reported to the House
on Coinage. Weights and Measures, providing
for the maintenance of the legal tender silver
dollar at a parity with gold and for the in
crease OF the subsidiary silver coinage. The
measure introduced by Representative Hill.
of Connecticut. 1t was considered last year in
Congress and attracted widespread attention
among bankers and financial authorities.
Mr.. Hill to-day urged immediate action in
order that the bill might be brought before the
House an early day. This was opposed by
the Democratic members, who were against the
bill. and protested against what they alleged TO
be undue haste.
The committee by party vote ordered the
bill reported. 1t authorizes the coinage of sub
sidary silver coin without regard to limit and as
public necessity may require. The most i'm
portant feature for the parity OF gold and silver
dollars. is as follows
The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby di-
rected to maintain at all times at parity with
gold the legal tender silver dollars remaining
rected TO exchange gold for legal tender silver
dollars when presented to the Treasury in the
sum of SO or any multiple thereof, and all pro-
visions OF law for the maintenance of the
reserve fund in the Treasury relating to United
States notes are, in the discretion Of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury. hereby made applicable to
the exchange of legal tender silver dollars.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
AT THE STATE CAPITAL,
ASSEMBLY WAS OPENED WITH voc,r
MUSIC INSTEAD OF THE
USUAL PRAYER

The meeting of the Senate at Albany waste,
day was short, but number of bills OF -,
eral interest We're introduced. A rasoI,,t
was passed that will be introduced into a.
Assembly, providing for special observance. =
memory Of the late President McKinIev San
tor Cocks, of Old Westbury. Long Island vr
prepare and Introduce a bill that will. If itn
come law, prohibit automobiles from travsl
ling on Long Island roads faster than el,,.
miles an hour, Failure to comply with the Ian
will constitute nlisdemeanor. The Senator
says he has been notified by the Autouohu.
Club OF America that it VIII fight his measure
Attorney General Davies has informed Gov
ernor OdeH that the two propositions concerrin,
the canal improvements, mentioned in his mas
sage. cannot constitutionally be submitted n
the people under separate heads at the sams
time. 4 bill is being prepared that will COM
bine the propositions. and will be introduced ON
Monday next.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Unfo,
sent personal letter TO each legislator asking
him to vote against any change in the excise
law that would allow open saloons on Sunday
The savings banks OF New-York City sent a
delegation to Albany to protest against the in
direct tax bill
Governor Odell says he never seriously con-
sidered the combining the 1st and ID Battaions
OF the National Guard.
The Canalboat Owners Association has hin
that 1t will endeavor TO have introduced pro-
viding for the issue of S1O0.OO0.OO0 of bonds to
improve various canals in the State.
Lawyers are greatly interested in the bin that
will, if passed. legislate Marcus T. Hun, So
preme Court reporter out Of Office. saying that
the change proposed will result in much cheaper
law books.
William Rhinelander Stewart, president OF the
State Board OF Charities. told Governor Odel
that he did not believe that the present boards
of managers of the State charitable insritu-
tions should be abolished. but failed 10 move
the Governor from his position.
The Assembly was opened with vocal music
instead OF the usual prayer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
A CHARGE AGAINST GEN. cRozIER.

Washington, Jan. e.-T'he Senate Committee
Military Affairs to-day considered the nominations
Of Captain Crozier be chief OF the Bureau Of
Ordnance, with the rank of brgadier general; Colo
mel George L. Gillespie. be chief of engineers.
with the rank of brigadier general. and Colonel
George B. Davis. 10 be judge advocate general with
the rank of brigader general. and decided to ask
the Secretary Of War for an opinion on the legal
aspects OF these cases. Included in the matter for
inquiry is charge that General Crozier is inter-
ested in several patents for ordnance The opinion
expressed by some of the members of the
mttee that this allegation is sufficiently serious 10
challenge investigation.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
SILK FRAUD INVESTIGATION.
TREASURY AND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
TO WORK IN COOPERATION
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

III WOhh IN CO-OPEhAIlON.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington, JAN 9.-Secretary Gage and As
sistant Secretary sPaulding. who has charge Of
the customs affairs of the Treasury Depart
Wickham Smith. who has just been designated
by the Department of Justice as Special Dep
uty Attorney General; District Attorney Bur
nett, OF New-York; s. c. Mead, secretary of the
Merchants Association. and Mr.. Hoyt, in re-
gard TO the prosecution of the alleged silk
frauds at New-York. IT was agreed that the
Treasury Department officials and the officers
OF the Department of Justice should cooperate
TO get at the bottom of any evil which may have
existed there. Officials here who were inclined
to talk at all about this matter made fun Of
the interview this morning setting forth that
the government had probab bly, been defrauded
Of several millions in the last few years by the
regular practice Of undertaking. silk goods In
we'll informed circles here, however II is be-
lieved that extensive frauds have existed in the
examining division OF the Appraisers office and
that for some reason-perhaps to facilitate a
more thorough investigation-offlcials are hold
ing back information which conclusively shows
collusion between silk importers and employees
of the Appraisers Office.
Under the Supreme Court decisions there
cannot be a reappraisement of goods once de-
IL is not expected that any frauds will be un-
earthed by the seizure of goods for analysi.
as was done in case last summer But in
other directions. ii is asserted an examination
Smith, which will reveal skilfulIy laid fraudu-
lent scheme.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
CHILIANs THREATEN TO WITHDRAW.

DETERMINED TO HAVE THEIR WAY ON THE SUB
JDCT OF ARBITRATION.
Mexico City, Jan. 9.-The memorandum of
the Chilians threatening to withdraw from the
Pan-American Conference. whatever might be
the form in which the plan Of compulsory arbi-
tration was presented. was delivered to the
Finance Minister, Limantour, who has been car
rying on the negotiations on behalf of the Mexi
can Government. and to w. ]. Buchanan, of
the United States delegation.
In their interview with the President, the
Gillian delegates not only threatened TO with
draw their legation here II they had not their
way in the matter OF arbitration, but 1t was in
the fern that the minister would ask for his
passports, it is alleged.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
TANK PLATE PRICES TO BE KEPT ND

Representatives OF the United States stAa, 90
poration. the Cambria Steel Company the Penn
sylvania Steel Company. Jones & LaurhIin ~.
Tidewater' Steel Company the Lukens Iron and
Steel Company. the Otis Steel COMPANY tbs g.
trail Iron and Steel Company and Worth Rro,hs-
Wnicn concerns constitute the steel plate -nooi
have decided TO maintain the price OF tank nts,..
at IL rs pound The only changes In tha nr,s
list made were In some items known as extr.p pii@e