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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Emp.oyees Canno, Hold Off &c,

Pottsville, Pa, Jan. q The cal
cutations Of politicians in many o.
the towns along the line Of the
Pottsville Union Traction Company
were upset to-day by the company.
to the effect that hereafte none CT
the eompany's employees will be
allowed 10 hold municipal Offices.
Many Of the trolley men are can
dldates for office, and will be forced
to abandon their aspirations. Sup.
erintendent D. J. Duncan states
that this action was taken by the
directors because Of the niscon-
struction which the public places
upon the fact Of trolley EN- pIoyes
serving in Councilm anic bodies
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Big Suits Begun.

TOLEDO. o., Jan. 3.-The Everett
Moore syndicate. through the Mau-
NEE Valley Electric road, is the plain,
tiif in three Of the biggest suits ever
brought in the local courts in which it
seeks injunction to restrain execution
Oh three cognovit judgments in favor
of King l. Tracy for $4,67I76. OF the
Toledo Loan company for $l3,o26. SO
and OF the Holcomb National bank for
$1S,j26.S7 The suits are the starters
Of big litigation. The allegations are
sensational. alleging fraud. conspiracy
and double dealing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Ma MED VACCINE
PHYSICIANS.
CT y Council last evening appointed the

CT y Council last evening appointed tho
following vaccine physicians.
northeast district Dr. 4. ID. Cook
northwe I, DR.. j. 2. MaIconi. southeast
DR.. Emit H,r ri; sauthwcs, DR.. Frank
Z. Harris The Republican nominees for
the sumo districts were Dr. II. NJ. Fris
DR.. j. y, SsuDbs, DR.. N, b Mo risOn Dr.
j, W. Bastinn.
Tho vote was 8 to 4 in each case Mr.
Stewart. Republican. bcttg absont.
City Treasurer fcnster reported the
bniai,cu in F.r n. ioiiaA B INK to bc $50
72a. 81; in each of tho iour depository
bank, sS,G0h; received OF Eulena M. say.
era. S8!s, fhoma :. Lewis, 81 U03; Board
OF Mator Commissioners 80. lii 10; John
Blu .hmen So 81: l.. G. Kent. s.. 5U ~.
j. ONsil, q. l3; John j. Cassidy, SG4:
George II. Bou CHAM, t55. 81; First M
tion Bank, s6H..l.
Superintendent Common OF the creainn
toy. reported l.2l0 80 pounds of garbage
turned and l53,9S pounds Of coal used In
Decembor. Building lnspe,to" Cassidy
reported; Total permits, l3: valuation,
s4o, ,4G4, for for the sa,no month. Milk In
spec Or McEvilly reporleu s05 inspections
of 8, S25 quarts; samples collected Of 4j:
milkm arrested and finei, 2. Oil lnsp,c
tor Rynn reported 1850 gallons of oil
test ted.
hir. Kane offered resolution transfer
ring 800 from the sppropr!a ion for print
ing to tha for pub ic bull !ing-.
Mr. Smith presen Oh an ordinance regu
'ating the fro department. 1t provides
that che now ordinance governing tho cl
cotton Of tire department officers, shall GO
into elfeoG This yuar Instead OF III 1904. The
ordnance wa rsad twice and refsrrel to
the law aud fire cUmmi tees. The o-di
pnnce 10 DO recommended provided that
officers shall be chosen in 10 . ion in 1904.
The ordinance WAS 20 drawn because the
combine hnd already awarded tho chief
to he elected In 1919 To the Weccncoe Com
pany. The c,m mbinatiOn companies will
fight The ordinance.
Thanks were OK tended for tickets to tho
Reliance Actives ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Run on n Cleveland Dnnk

CLEVELAND. o., Jan 3.-As re-
suit of the announcement of the tiuan-
cial embarrassment of the Everett
Moore syndicate run was started on
the Dime Savings and Banking com
pany. of which Messrs. Everett and
Moore are directors. All demands
were promptly met. and President
Watterson said the bank had ample
funds on hand to pay all depositors
who desired their money. The institu-
tion is one of the city repositories.
When its last report was issued in
October. the banks total resources
were placed at S5762.O .OO7 including
surplus fund of $33j.OOO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
WILMINGTON, DELAWA FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1902
REHEARsINc TIE ENTRY.
Great Preparations at Peking For
Courts Return.

| ~reAS freparotIOns AZ Fekin4 Fol
Courts Return.
| PEKING. Jan. 3.-There was full
rehearsal yesterday Of the courts en-
try into Peking, the military and al
the officials kneeling as a sham process
sion passed by. The approach of the
court is demonstrating the power Of
General Yung Lu-. Many reforms that
We're lately supported by Prince Ching
and others have been suppressed by
Civil Governor Chen ri, who Is YunR
1.u's spy. He is subverting the educa
tional schemes and has warned pro.
$acted newspapers not to begin publi-
cation.
Progressive Chinese. including. the
president of the provincial college vino
was one of Ii Hung Chang's talented
adherents and a Han Lin scholar, are
leaving the province.
Proofs accumulate that Prince
Ching's arguments persuaded the dow
ager empress to trust herself within
range of the legation forts. Officials
arriving here describe the dOwager
empress and General Yung Lu as be-
ing extremely nervous and suspicious
lest the foreigners are planning to
entrap them after their arrival and
punish them for encouraging Boxer
ism.
The foreigners will probably view
the courts re-entry into Peking from
the wall near the legations.
The Chinese officials have been
sounded by the ministers as to wheth-
er they will enforce the old custom of
restraining foreigners from witnessing
imperial professions. The replies are
not encouraging. The treaty gives
the legations strip of wall command
ing view Of the gates of the imperial
city. and the members of the foreign
community are planning to assemble
thereon. 1t will be great innova-
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
HELPED OUT
OF THE RUT.

A few days ago colored team
ster was given big help by the
crew Of New Castle trolley car.
While going from This city 10 Rose
Hill with load OF coke. one OF the
wheels Of The wagon sank down in
a rut.
The teamster unhliched the horse
but was unable 10 do anything fur.
ther until a trolley car came along.
Then Conductor Clayton aud Motor i.
man Moody htched ii rope from the
cart to the car and the cart was
soon pulled out OF the rut.
The car crew was congratulated
by the passengers and thanked by
the teamstcrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

ing current OF success or failure.
A notable instance OF the conform
ity OF This maxim is the lifc John w.
Vogel, the owner aud manager Of
the mintrel troupe bearing his name
1t is but few years ago when
John. honest John as he was some
times called, was receiving week.
ly stipend for his services as man
ager for a representative minstrel
company, but his savings did not
suffice tocarry him through summer
months, a season OF enforced idleness
and always himself on his uppers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Services at Union.

The revival meetings inaugurated
by DIR. Smith, are being continued
at Union M. L. Church By the pastor
Rev. r. II. Adams. The attendance
has been good all Of this week and
the interest last night cqualled that
displayed at any Of the meetings.
The Rev. John France preached last
night and several were brought to
the altar before the meeting closed.
1t Is expected that the meeting will
be cont ntInued next week,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Blew Into The Dun Barrel.

Huntingdon, Pa, Jan, 22,-See-
ing Il hawk after his chickens,
Frederick Rupert, aged ls years,
attempted to ascertain the difficulty
by blowing into the muzzle.
The gun instantly discharged and
the shot entered his mouth blowing
off his head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
BIG SYNDICATE FAILS
Temporary Embarrassment of
Everett Moore Concern.
COMMITTEE OF BANKERS INVESTIGATE
The Company Controlled Many EIec-
tric Lines In Ohio and Michigan
With Capitalization of About
$3.50, 900.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 3.-The tinan
cial affairs of the Eyerett-Moore syndi
cate, owning or controlling Il number
Of urban and interurban electric rail
ways and an extensive system of loca
and long distance telephone lines In
Ohio and Michigan have passed into
the control of a committee composed
Of seven prominent bankers of this
city. This action was taken, 1t is stat.
ed, as the result of temporary tinan,
J clal embarrassment Oh the part of The
syndicate. which has for some time
past been affected by the stringency in
the money market.
The committee chosen has been at
work investigating the affairs of the
syndicate and express the firm belief
that the concern is entirely solvent and
that its embarrassment will be only
temporary.
The Everett-Moore syndicate is ac-
credited with controlling more than
l,2OO miles Of urban and interurban
electric lines in Ohio and Michigan,
with many new extensions still In
course Of construction.
All Of these lines are declared by the
committee to be, with scarcely an ex-
ception. in good physical condition,
perfectly solvent and in no wise EN-.
barrassed.
The aggregate capitalization Of all
the various properties owned or con.
trolled by the syndicate is said to be
about $l3O,000,OOO.
Expert accountants have been en-
ployed by the committee in charge to
and report upon the condition
Of all the constituent companies. No
statement has US yet been given out
indicating the liabilities Of the syndi-
cate
Messrs. Henry A, Everett and Il. W.
Moore refused to be interviewed con.
,erning their affairs, declaring that the
statement issued by the committee
covered the entire matter.
The committee Of bankers organized
oy electing II. r. Newcomb as chair
nan and e. G. Tlllotson secretary.
II. X. Newcomb, chairman of the
of bankers looking into the
lffairs Of the Everett Moore syndicate,
said that the syndicate had secured !
leavy loans from a large number of |
'astern banks and from banks in the |
Interior of Ohio. Pennsylvania and
'llchigan and SO far as they have been I
bic to express themselves the loaning
Institutions regard the syndicata's Sc
urlties as gilt edge and actually worth
D to ~ per cent more than the value
f the loans. Mr.. Newcomb said that
agally the committee of bankers is not
a charge of the financial affairs of tho
indicate: instead that 1t is simply
)oking into the case. In order to take
ull charge Of the syndicate's affairs
lr. Newcomb said the consent of the
lany lOaning institutions will have to
g secured. II this is not obtainablc,
le further action of the committee is
ndecided.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Better dive Him All Contracts.

Mr.. Editor:-Tsee by reading the
papers last evening that Jesse l..
Sheppard received the contracts
for furnishing the dry goods, boots
and shoes to the Delaware State
Asylum for the Insane. From per-
soual knowledge, this gentleman
has no store and should suggest
that he be given the contract to
furnish all the supplies to the asy-
lum. Does Mr. Sheppard pay a
State license to do a mercantile
business? We think this matter
should be looked into.
A TAN PAYER,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Fall River EiRures

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 3.-F'ig-
ures have been prepared, based upon
the reports to the secretary of state,
showing the profits and losses of Fall
River corporations during the year Just
closed. Eight corporations have not
yet reported. Nine Of the corporations
increased their net Indebtedness in a
year, and four increased their surplus.
Five decreased their Indebtedness, and
five drcrea sed their surplus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
War Revenue Receintn.

SHlNETON. ian, "a compar-
ative statement of the receipts from
the war revenue act Of June 13. 1898.
and the war revenue reduction act
of March ,. 1901, shows that the for
mer act produced Ay"en July J..
1900. and Nov. 30, l"-,1, SAG. .G29, 3Os.
The revenue reduction act of the la tier
date produced in III" corresponding
period in 1901 so. lco GI2, decrease
Of SIT, ,l09, ,G66
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Planning For the Philippines.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Secretary
Root spent most of the time at the war
department yesterday IN conference
with Senators Lodge, Patt of Connect
icut and Spooner and Colonel Ed
wards chief Of the insular division, in
the preparation of bills to be introduce
ed in congress to carry into effect the
recommendations made by the Philip
pine commission and indorsed by the
president and the secretary Of war for
the establishment of necessary reforms
in the government of the Philippine
Islands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Sues Father In Law For Assault.

Dover. Del, Jan. 2.-The recent
attempts Of George r. Knights to
bar from his premises his father
in-law, William r. Webb. resulted
in another criminal procedure to-
day before Magistrate Wood.
Mr.. Knight instituted criminal
proceedings against Mr.. Webb for
assault, with threats to kill. The
wife sided with her father in the
testimony, and the case WIS dis
missed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
China men Ordered DeDOrtcd.

OGDENSBURG. n. Y. Jan. s.
Commissioner Gray has ordered the
deportation of twcnty-one Cinnamon
for unlawfully entering the country.
Forty-tive are now held in the county
Jail awaiting the decision of the higher
court. Of eighty-nine eases heard dur
ing the quarter twenty-three are or
dercd dismissed and sixty-six sustain
ed as to deportation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
SAN TOY.

Augustin in Ia y Mu sical Com =
pany, presentln. that delicious
gem. san Toy will be the at
traction at the Grand Opera House
on Saturday Jan. llth.
This tunelu musical comedv has
proven the greatest hit ever known
in this line. 1t will be seen here
precisely as at Daly's Theatre in
New York. The scenic production
is mos. Ella borate, and the costumes
UNIQUE, original and beautiful
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Hundreds At Wed ling and Feast

Bridgeton, N. j., Jan. a.-Oue OF the
most notable anl doc dedy the most elab
orate wedding ever occurring In Bridge.
ton was that last nigh. of Jacob L. Kan.
Ian, OF Philadelphia. and Miss Sadie
Braunstien. 1t was solomnized Ia QUE OF
the urges public halls in tho oity, over
800 guests being present from Ph:iadel.
>rhis. Atan 10 City, Miilville and Bridge.
ton, The Jewish rites were performed
by Rev. J. l.. Swartz. Of New York, as
sisted by Rcv. K. L. Samson, OF Bridge.
ton.
The wedding feast was spread in tho
galleries Of the hall. the tables rea,hing
all at round the balcony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Lost Girl Found In Chester

Mary Harrison who disappear
ell on Sunday after starting for
church from the home of her un-
&c at 22OO North Twentieth street
h 5 been found at the home of her
6 andfather in Chester. She will
b taken home by her father, who
] YES near Claymont, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Religious Workers Meeting

The religious workers of the
city will meet in the Y. M. G. A.
hall on Saturday night to perfect
arrangements for the gospel
meeting in (the Opera House on
Sunday afternoon. The speaker
on Sunday will be Ferdinand
Shiverea who is known as the
Moody Of today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
FIrst Train In Five nNys

ATLANTA. aa.. Jan. 3. The Attain
ia and West Point railroad yesterday
sent its first train through to Mont
gomery. the interruption to train sprv.
Ice and the delay to the mails occnsion-
ed by the floods of last Saturday and
Sunday having been finally overcome
by officials of this road.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Govern Mcnt Receipts and Expenses

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-The month
ly comparative statement of the gov
ernmcnt receipts and expenditures
shows that for the month of Decem-
Der. 1901, the total receipts were $47,-
O61 ,96i, which is an increase as com.
pared with December. 1900, Of S2i5t
456. The expenditures for the month
amounted to s37,3ls,o0S, which leaves
a surplus for the month of SO. 742 ,986.
The expenditures for the month were
nea.ly $3.O0O.OOO less than for Decem.
Der, 1900 The surplus for the first six
months of the present fiscal year Is ap-
proximately $1S,00O,O00.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Grcat NOrthern Wants SettIer.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. B. The Great
Northern railway has begun an extern
sive campaign among the farmers of
Indiana. Illinois and other states of
the central west with the object of Sc
curing them as settlers for northern
Minnesota and North Dakota.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Damaged by Storm,

Howard NJ. Jenkins, Samuel e.
Noyce. Thomas Thomson. Thomas
G. Knowles and Benjamin +. Pen
rose constitute the committee to
present the minority stockhold crs
Of the Barclay Railroad Company.
The road exteuds from Towanda,
Pa, to Foot Of Plane, a distance
Of IA miles. The road bed was
damaged to the exteut OF $24, 900
BY the storm OF Dec. l4lh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
QOrS.

Mr.. and Mrs II. "A. Forrest spoks
at the Christian Alliance Hall last
evening.
The new officers of the Union
Veteran Legion will be installed
this evening,
Wilmington public schools opened
Yesterday after the usual Christ
mas HOLIDAYS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
VaIunbIe yiOllna Stolen

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 3.-H. III.
McIane, Il wealthy citizen. who is an
enthusiastic collector of old violins and
who owned Stradivarius of 1921
make and a Wilhelm Gutham violin,
the first valued at S25. 900 and the sec-
ond at several thousand dollars, has
been robbed of them by stranger
who had been endeavoring to purchase
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
W
VOGEL'S BIG NIINSTRELS

Vogel's 8 Minstrels comes to the
Opera House on Monday night.
''lt never Iains what it pours" is
saying as old as it is true, this
proverb applying to the good i'll for.
tune which, when started, is al
ways followed by deluge OF pleas-
ure-giving or hope destroying luck.
the recipient Of the overflow being
rowerless torestrain the oyerw helm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Day Session.

The day session of the Wilmington
Business School reopened January 2,
with an increased attendance. Sever.
al new students have enrolled to be-
gin Monday, January 8. Bcaco mand
Dutton, prOprietors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The funeral Of Governor Rogers of
Washington occurred at his home In
Puyallup.
w. Murray Crane was inaugurated
governor Of Massachusetts for the
third time.
A woman and her two children we're
burned to death In q hotel 6re at
Scavchight. New.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
An lncres sed Attendance.

Goidsy College roopsnen yesterday with
an Increased attendance Students have
arrived from seven states A number OF
several from Wilmington. Those wish
ing to see she students at work are cordial
ly invited to visit the College.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

AT Olivet Presbyterian Church
the special services were we'll at
tended agalu last evening.
The Independence Fire Company
10 erecting a temporary engine
house il the Ninth ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Mnine's Large Surnlus.

AUGUSTA, Me. Jan 3.-The state
Of Maine Is in the best financial condi.
tiOn in its history. having $500, 900 Of a
surplus. The taxation acts Of the last
legislature have increased the state
revenue beyond expectation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. EnOch Hanthorn re.
turned home to Bird geton, N. j., to-
day from visit to their daughters
In Our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
Chile to Issue a LINN.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. st is re.
ported here that the Chilean govern.
ment will issue m internal loan 81 g..
OO0.OOO in per cent bonds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

Every timo you cough take five drops
Of Brazilirn Balm, 100. and 25o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
ReiurnS Thanks

Miss May T. Virtue returns many
thanks 10 her many kind friends for
their kind remembrance to her on
Chr istmas Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03
kchocI TopIvhI.

Night sessions Of the Wilmington
Business School reopens tonight !. 10
Beacon aud Dutton proprielors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-03

Go to Aliller's No. stall In tho Second
8 rect market house tor good roast or
steak.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-07

The board met at 1870 O'Clock o. m.
All members present.
Applications for appropriations
from the county road and bridge
fund for the following towns were
presented and considered, and on
motion granted in the sums set
forth:
Town of Kandiyohi, granted in
the sum of $500; town of Holland,
granted in the sum of $4,000; town
Of Lake Elizabeth, granted in the
sum of $4,000; town of Lake Andrew
granted in the sum of $4,000; town
of tennessee, granted in the sum of
$4,000; town Of Edwards, granted in
the sum Of $4,000; town of Fahlun,
granted in the sum of $4,000; town
OF Green Lake, granted in the sum of
$4,000. Said appropriations to be
expended under the direction of COM
mittees elected from members of the
board. and the following committees
were elected: Commissioner Feig for
tennessee and Kandiyohi; Commits
siOner Olson for Holland and Ed
wards; Commissioner Hedin for Fab
lun and Lake Elizabeth; Commits
sioner Smithson for Green Lake, and
Commissioner Reigstad for Lake
Andrew.
On motion a recess was taken un-
til 8 O'Clock a. M, April 30th, 1902.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-07
Lake Elizabeth.

Nav 6.-The blessed rain that has
fallen has been of inestimable value,
for which we should be very thankful.
:. VIII Gratz made his usual call at
the store Friday j. Pearson trans
acted business at P. Johnson's place
last Friday Louis Levin has been
blasting rock for the new church.
The building committee for the new
church met last week and decided to
build cross church. It will be a fine
structure, situated on high ground,
and will be a great improvement to
the town. >. Peter Westling attended
the double wedding in Fahlun, May l.
Hans La Sale has been paint
ing and paper-hanging at A. j. o.
sons and Stenberg's. ..... When Axel
G abrielson came to the creamery last
Saturday morning he was asked where
he had his milk. He looked back and
said: ~ forgot it at home. "...... Our
buttermaker has entered the sixm0nths
national butter contest, so he wants
the patrons to bring the very best OF
milk. .....J. N. Danielson was paid
1884 per hundred pounds OF milk for
the month Of March. A very high
price. 1900. Della Boom assisted Mrs.
John Olson last week. II. T. Signal
is doing carpenter work for John Wick
Of Lake Lillian. E. McManus of
Lintonville was around here Friday
selling oil for the Detroit Refining Oil
Co., ..... Some young folks from here
attended basket social in Lake Lii
liam Friday evening. John VAIL
strOm and assistants came from Kan
diyohi Friday and went to East Lake
Lillian to build cellar and founda-
ton for Henry Rasmussen. i. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Engberg visited at Forsperg's
: Friday. Miss Esther Olson staid at
Albert Wicklund's a few days last
week.. Engberg is a specialist in ex-
r planning the fine points in the Cham
! pion binders and mowers to the pub
= lie. IA large number of cattle and
hogs was marketed at Atwater Mon
, day.. The store shipped twenty cases
Ol eggs MOnuay line creamery LOOK
e in nearly Il, 900 pounds of milk Mon
D.. day. 80. Rev. Peterson will preach at
Grove City next Sunday, so there will
4 be no services in the Baptist church
here, but there will be Sunday school
at S. Stenberg's place. ..Chas. Carl
son went to St. Paul again last week
= to consult a DOCTOR Mrs. Albert
Wicklund is still very i'll -. Erick
e Hegstrom fixed up the telephone line
It the first of the week. Rev. Peterson
= breaches to large audiences every
Sunday evening. He seems to be q
!. very popular preacher, so we regret
that he is going to leave US. .... Mrs.
d Hanscom of Willmar visited at Wick
y lund's Monday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-05-07
CenneSSee.

May 4.-The basket social given at
the school house in Dist. Al by the
Hope society of the Swedish M. E.
church of Atwater was we'll attended.
A sum of 1928. AZ was realized. Baskets
sold sold from Soc to So. Mrs. G.
M. Roos departed for her home in
Waverly Thursday. Hans Hanson
moved onto the Johnson place in the
southern part of the town Tuesday.
A number of young people from here
and Atwater attended the concert
given at Tripolis Friday evening.
....S. P. M. Peterson is building q
new granary. The work is being done
by Alfred Anderson.