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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

New York, July 23.--It was reported
today that some 5000 or 5000 OF the
10000 striking garment workers have
returned to work after satisfactory set
Element OF the trouble. but inquiry
among the manufacturers contradlcts
the report. The manufacturers who
We're seen said that they had offered
contracts TO the central body which
had been accepted as satisfactory but
that the Workmen have not returned
and at the various union headquarters
the.' were told that the strikers would
not return to work until next week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

with him on the train over from New
York came Miss. Josephine Dracy. who
VIII play Manitah This completes me
cast and rehearsals from now ON win
go forth with more vgor than ever
Mr., Bowers said that when he left
New York three acts OF the scenery
had been completed and that the fourth
act was on the frames when he left
lie Is very enthusiastic over the play
ana says that Broadway is talking
about II just az enthusiastically as he
Is, Finishing touches are being put ON
the costumes, and they win be shipped
rom New York with the scenery by
eNnress on the 2Sth Of this month.
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ENTERTAINED AT OYSTER BAY

against William McCoach, collector OF
internal revenue, First district Of Penn
sylyania. who, II was stated, also holds
a city Office as member OF the city
council No action upon the case was
taken
The papers In the court-martial case
Of Maj Edwin f. Glenn Of the Fifth
infantry, tried for cruelty to the FIJI
ipinos, have been received by the pres
ident from the war department. He
is final reviewing authority 1t was
not announced whether he viii make
his endorsement on the papers or not.
Capt. c. j, Mcconnell, chief engineer,
y, S. n. (retlred), who was feet en-
glneer on the flagship New York dur
ing the Spanish-American war talked
briefly with the president today on
technical questions relating to the
proposed isthmian canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

Thirty-ninth and Nlntleth companies
from Fort McHenry 10 Fort Terry;
one hundred and twenty.second COM
pany, Fort Columbus to Fort Terry;
Forty-elghth company, Fort Hancock TO
Fort Terry Eighty sixth company. Fiji
tieth company and Eighty-nfth COM
pany from Fort Wadsworth to Fort
H c. Wright, Fifty-hrst and one hun
dred and twenty-third companies from
Fort Hamilton 20 Fort II. G.. Wright:
Seventy company, Fort War
rem to Fort Wetherill, Forty-sxth
company Fort Strong 10 Fort Mans
field FoTty-ffth company, Fort Dupont
TO Fort Grebel; one hundred and third
company Fort Howard to Fort Grebel
one hundred md fourth and Forty
fourth companies. Fort Washington "a
Fort Michie, one hundred and seventh
company, Fort Grebel to Fort Adams;
Forih-seventh company, Fort Williams
10 Fort Adams. Seventy-siXth company,
Fort Banks TO Weiherill.
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,co.clal to the "Ncws,")

o.,.r 1uly 2S.-The long and anx-
Wy ,oobed for opinion In the case
l'''' s,ote Of Utah, ys Justice Of the
p.ocs Hail. relator VS. Judge Albert j.
~ ,'" was handed down by Judge Ro-
,no today. The suit was brought to
1r' ,bo validity of the law passed by
ms last legislature creating municipal
.onr,s The. relator set out that the
~, was Illegal and that as a conse-
,.noo tbp defendant was not entitled
qu,Ii,1 ,gee and that he himself should
70 Wv a'o,lgned In the office of justice Of
W 'y nsose The opinion Is decidedly
ur ,5.t his contention and In favor Of
gsorSl Among other things Judge
Roapp says ,o.
,roylsons Of this act | have reached
re conclusion that II has hardly ac-
cown1sb4d anything more than to
oSopgp tbe name of the municipal judi
Sioi oficer from CITY justice Of the
,Soee 10 municipal judge. | see moth
Ingin Mis- act which eYlnces the slight
",s legislative disposition to abolish
me- oalce Of Justice Of the peace IN any
nrocinct or city or to remove any in
rnmbent therefrom. There may have
Neon and believe was, some intention
IN me- part Of the Legislature to unite
,ba precincts within certain cities into
one preclnct for the purpose of electng
y mstce and constable but the consti-
mtonal office Of justice of the peace Is
moi abolished. II does and always must
exist
The intent to abolish the office of jus
Nee Of peace was so far from the leg
islatIye mind that the municipal court
act expressly provides that the Judge
If ad court shall be city justice Of
me pace. and that the civil and Grim
mai Jurisdiction shall be the same as
hal exercised and possessed by jus
Has Of the peace. The fact is that as
rplesenting certain cities within this
NATE the Legislature has simply chosen
another name for the office Of city
Justice Of the peace and compelled it's
Incumbent to possess certain qualihca-
lions as to age, residence and legal
training. II is true that the Legisla-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

are expected to be held today while Tho
radical and socialist papers are urging
the Republicans TO meet at the Pan.
theon as a counter demonstration.
Several hundred persons. chiefly
women and children. created a demon.
strati0n today IN front OF a church in
the Ternes quarter while some expelled
sisters We're departing. The police in
terfered and several Of the crowd
struck them with sticks. Among those
arrested were Deputies Pagllesi, Cont
and Archdeaeon, They were subse-
quently released.
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Southern League Enjolnod,

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 2S,-Chan-
cellorMcConnell of the chancery court
today granted an injunction asked for
by the Memphis baseball club to pre-
vent the Southern league from inter-
ferlng with the playing Of St. Nrain
the Memphis pitcher who, the Tacoma
Wash.) club asserts IS under contract
TO play with that team, The decision
gives the Memphis club the right TO use
st. Vraln In any game In the Southern
league without interference and brings
the proceedings to a point where the
league win have to abandon the case
or bring it to trial on It's merits,
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Unauthorized
Congregations.
Prospect Of Fresh Disturbances in Paris Ooet Their Sup
pteSSton - Three HaHdted Persons AtseSted- calanp
Prosecutions Pending- Republicans Urged 10 snake
Counter AHh-ReLgioaS Demonstrations

Paris, July 23-There IS every PROS
reot Of fresh disturbances today. as
sequel to yesterdays clerical outbreaks
as protests against the governments
enforcement Of the law against unau-
yhorlzed congregations. It now an.
pears that 300 persons were arrested
ana numerous prosecutions are pend
ms though the majority Of the prison.
oi8 We're released. Fresh meetings to
protest In favor Of the religious orders
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Elkins, w.vo,, Chlef orpolice KIlcd.

Elklns w. Va, July oh. e, VIII
mot, chief Of police Of Elkns, was muir
dered late last night az WomelsdoH,
near here, He was In the act OF ar
resting two negroes when he was shot
by third from ambush a posse ia tn
pursuit Of the murderer This Is the
third murder of an Elklns CHER OF
police within a year the other Victims
being Robert Lilly and PageHarstCllar
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Big Fire IN Annapolls.

Annapolis, Md, July ga fire this
morning destroyed nine buildings, in
Guiding ST. Martins German Lutheran
church and the large general store Of
II. j. Jewell, and caused a loss esti-
mated at $500, 0OO. Two hundred marine
guards from the naval academy did
effective work as a bucket brigade. The
ancient state house was not damaged.
The fire was extinguished within an
hour after It's discovery IL Is supposed
to have originated from an oyerheated
bake oven
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REPAIRING FOR
THE ARMY MANEUVERS.

washington July 2S.-The army con-
unues 10 make active preparations for
We JOINT maneuvers at the entrance
4 roget Sound. Maj. scriven, actir/
w signal officer, has just returned
y" mp up the coast, where he in
'''u Tie plans Of the signal corps
s,, giving Information as to the APP
.a'n OF me squadron. Orders have
A. issued sed largely increasing the ar
NM y loice az the different forts which
!, ,h ~ attacked The following officers
n ,ba, Iullery corps have been ordered
Tsma1, POINT named: Majors I. Il.
|c,s~sir 70 Fort Mansfield: Medorem
a., ', ~ v 10 Fort II c. Wright. G. l..
H., % Fort Terry, ]. A. Lunden TO
mn" iherill; IL A. Reed to Fort
u1 iss following batteries Of coast ar
s,ns, nave been ordered to the forts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

Rome, July 23.-The remains OF Car
dnal LedochCwski, who died here yes
;erday, were laid IN state this morning
in the Chapele Ardente OF the palace
Of the propaganda whore they were
subsequently visited by all the MEM
bers of the sacred college, The close
friends Of the deceased and his secre-
tarles, Father Neccia and Zalewsk,
insisted on personally performing the
last offices and arranged the body for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
NEGRESS ON TRIAL.
Preliminary Hearing OF Grace Wood
For Alleged Robbery.

In Judge Diehls court this morning,
Grace Wood a coIored woman, was
given a hearing on the charge Of petit
larceny She is the woman who, IL
was alleged, robbed a man named Fred
Katie. OF si2 last Thursday night.
Katie testified that the woman Induced
him % go into an alley and there stole
the money from him. He said when he
demanded the return OF the coin, the
woman drew a knife and slashed him
across the wrist
Assistant County Attorney Loot
borrow conducted the prosecution,
while the woman was represented by
Attorney Hutchinson,
The woman was found guilty ana
sentenced to three months IN the coun-
~ fail.
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Santa Fe Settles Differences.

Topeka, Kan, July 23.--Superinten-
dent OF Motive Power Henderson, re-
turned from Chicago today and prac-
ticaly announces a settlement OF the
differences existing between the Santa
Fe road and the National Brotherhood
Of Railway Carmen, The terms Of the
new schedule are not given out but
II is known that the wages Of the car
men win be advanced about % cents per
day over the entire system.
The executive committee OF the car
mems brotherhood. have been IN To-
peka a week trying to effect a settle
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

OYSTER Bay, N, Y. July 23.-The
rsident entertained at luncheon to-
DAY President Jacob Gould schurman
u Cornell university; President Mich
Sa' Murphy Butler Of Columbia uni
'tny and Capt Norton A. Goddard
q New York, who long has been iden-
yea with the civic reform in New
lcS President Schurman is passing
Ne simmer at his country home near
iae and President Butler came to
sehd the day with the president at
sAsanore Hill II ls announced that
Ae4 calls were merely social.
rt'dent Roosevelt today received
7 81 NJ. Adds secretary and general
ss'll OF the city Mnicipal association
ra'ladel.hia. who called to enter
~.aint on behalf Of the association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Mastodon Unearthed in Texas.

Dallas, July 23,-Workmen excavat-
ing in a gravel pit two miles south Of
Dallas today unearthed the remains of
a mastodon. The jawbones were in
perfect shape and eight Get in length,
but crumbled when exposed to the air.
The teeth remained perfect. however.
The molars are Az inches long, seven
and Il half wide and weigh 10 pounds.
They probably will be sent to the state
university at Austin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Rolling Mil Mine Investigation.

Johnstown, Pa July 23-The coro-
ner's investigation into the Rolling
Mil mine explosion on July 10, in which
~ men were killed, began today, Jacob
Erosch, a miner who worked In the
flondike district the night before the
explosion was the first witness. From
lis evidence It appeared that the regu-
iations In regard to the safety lamps,
danger notices and other safeguards
we're Complied with strictlY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

s2OOO 900. According to McIlhenny. the
stocks are not negotiable. lie post
poned his departure for the east IN the
hope that the local police might locate
the stolen property.
The police later found the missing bag
ana papers In a lumber yard where
they had evidently been secreted by the
thief All were returned to Mr.. Nell
henY lntact
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Dammit return u south Africn.

London, July 22.-Denying a rumor
that DR. Leyds, who was the European
agent Of the Transyaal was returning
to South Africa, Mr. Chamberlain. the
colonial secretary, made the important
announcement today that an those not
Of African birth who had fought
against the British would not be all
lowed TO return to South Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Zig Chock for strike Funds,

Indianapolis July Glastonbury Will
son Of the United Mine Workers today
received a check for $4,000 from the
strike fund Of the Illinois organization
The Illinois miners have within four
weeks given the national organi2a ton
$4,000 for strike funds and still have
nearly half a million IN reserve. This
donation it is said Is the largest ever
received for a strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Can't Import American Grapes,

Washington July 23.-The Bulgarian
minister Of agriculture and commerce
has forbidden the importation Of Amer
lean grape wines according TO lnI0rma-
uun furnished the state department by
Concul Chester at budapest writing
under date of June %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Not a Word from Tracy.

Seattle, Wash, July 2S.-Since Tracy's
DISAPPEARANCE last Thursday, not one
word has been received as 90 his
Whereabouts. Sheriff Cudihee has left
Seattle without saying a word as TO
his destination, and II is presumed that
he IS on a stil hunt Cudihee went
alone last Monday night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
JnternationaI Trust Confcrcnce.

London, July 23-Replying to a
question in the house Of commons to-
day The premier, A. j. Balfour, said
the imperial government was still con-
sldering its reply to Russia's sugges-
tion regarding an International trust
conference, but II was impossible as
yet TO announce Great Britaln's atti-
tude on the subject.
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Rig Fire Owensboro, Ky,

Owensboro. KY July 2S.-The plants
Of the Owensboro planning mill COM
pany and the Continental Tobacco
company were destroyed by fire today.
Total loss, 100000, Fire Chief Albert
Tennes was overcome by heat and is in
a critical condition
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sIeel to. SUD Coz Oycr.

New York. July 23--When the case
Of j. AsDinWall Hodge and others
against the United States Steel corpor-
alton came up for argument before Vice
Chancellor Emery in Newark today,
counsel for the defendant company said
he understood that counsel for the COM
plainants would Ike 10 amend their bin
and he consequently would have to ask
time to amend bis answer. owing 20
the vacation period, he said. II would
be impossible az present 10 get needed
aiiidavits and In view Of the fact that
the court was about 10 take vacation,
he said an adjournment had been
agreed on. The case then went over to
Sept g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
NOT YET "MUGGED."
Pictures Of Duke aud Robertson Not
Ready for Rogue's Gallery

Duke and Robertson, the defautng
banking men, have not yet had their
pictures taken for the "Rogue's Cal
lery," out at the peniJentiary This
VIII perhaps. be the most humiliatiug
ordeal they viii have TO undergo, hut
they will have TO obey The rules OF the
prison the same as any one else con-
fined there
Tho two men begin their terms of inn
urisonment as second class prisoners.
This means that jhey must wear
stripes and win get but little liberty
n they behave themselves, they win be
pl7ced in the frs class in 60 days. and
win wear q suit " plain gray material
while they will then be allowed 10 wear
their hair. any style.
n is not known yet what form Of
employment they WIN be placed at
There are varieties OF trades practicod
at the prison. but IN none % them is
either man proficient They will he
taught o. trade hut lust what Il VIII be
has not been decided
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Hyphnotizing bridegroom Captured

NATION, ILL.,, July 2S-Jackson D.
win, who Miss Lucy Bush, Of this city,
says hypnotized her into clipping to
Charleston and marrying him against
her viii, and who deserted her four
days later, has been captured In Ken
lucky, Hill had a wife at Delevan
when he married Miss Bush and was
living with wife No. g. when arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
Whistler Progressing Well.

London, July 23.--James Mcneil
Whistler, telegraphed TO his publisher,
william Heinemann, from The Hague
today saying that he was progressing
very well indeed, and that there was
no cause for anxiety on his account,
and that he was much annoyed by the
reports Of his death.
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hing Edward sits n, noo,


|ay erta, July 23--Klng Edward to-
|6Vss '3yel The improved weather at
|irsDo,,l use OF Wight lie spent the
sen 5o', 10 an inyalid's chair on the
I'm, $50 - he is still under the most
Gam !. revision. The patients diet
In al \, u s'sned daily by one or the 9th.
nsns',I.ga royal physicians ,.sfore II ia
tod n.y.. 20 The king. who submits
pgnss 'SlII,elly 70 the somewhat severe
Is m,,..ilh,ere Is every Indication ~
ssri c cs,y ! continued progress to-
psrolnsa..,p convalescance. Weather
w 70 or . we royal yacht will proba-
Tm,b' snort cruise tomorrow.
rslt 10 Riys shat Emperor Williams
rritly Alis Edward win be brief ana
tlans ~, plIlSte, the German emperor
avn hiel on the imperial yacht
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Ann Onlcl nt EIdnrndn. Ill.

Springfield H., July g3-Adiut-G Gen.
Smith today received adyices from
Butterield. in command of the troops
at Eldorado. that quiet prevailed there,
He Is making Investigations and hopes
to bring to Justice some Of the persons
guil.. OF the ouuages toward the
npgrnng.
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Shot by Her Grandson.

Paducah, Ky, July 23.--Mrs. Sol. G.,
Vaughan, aged Ga, one Of the wealthlest
and most prominent women Of Padu-
cab, was last night accidentally shot
with a small rifle by her grandson,
Vaughan Dabney, aged -, and lived
but a short time. The boy was 80
orazed from grief that he attempted
suicide.
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LadrOneSMurder
School Teachers
War Department Receives Definite hewS-Hdve Been
Missing from Cebu Since June I0-Ther Bodies Have
Been Recowred-Leader OF MurdererS KMed

nue., Providence, r, l., and his cousin,
Louis A. Thomas, same address Ernst
Heger, 1913 Vine street, Cincinnati,
Clyde A. France, Berea, o., missing
Cebu Murdered by ladrones; bodies re-
covered Leader murderers killed;
eight other captured by the constabu-
larry"
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AT THE HOSPITALS.

ST. Marks-Mlss Grace Emery.
daughter Of Mrs. Emery Holmes OF this
city, was taken 90 ST. Marks hospital
this morning suffering from SONS
strange afliction. Her condition, how
ever, Is not regarded as serious, and
she is expected 10 be out again within
a few days.
Bert Rasmussen OF this citv UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis at
ST. Marks hospital this morning. he
rallied encouragingly from the ordeal
and he is expected TO continue to I'M
prove until he Is well.
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Cholera IN MnnChuria,

St. Petersburg, July 23-It Is official
ly announced that cholera is raging at
Mukden Mahchuria There were 757
cases between July and July IA, and
81 Russians and 1868 Chinese died from
the disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

Washington, July 2S.-The war de-
partment today received the following
cablegram regarding the school teach
ers who have been missing from Ce-
bu since June 10.
John Il. Wells. 200 Montgomery ave-
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OGDEN PUBLIC
BUILDING SITE.
Proposals for Donation of One
Opened by Treasury Department
No Selection is Made.
1speclal to The "News.O

Washington ID. c., Juy 23-Proposals
for a site TO be donated to the govern
ment public building were opened at
the treasury department today @. L..
Clark and 4. r. Wright, corner Grant
avenue and Twenty-third street, the
city Of ogden, and site on Twenty-hfth
street between Grant and Hudson
avenue, mayor Of ogden, city Of ogden,
lot ], block 80.
J. Med. Titus has been appointed
postmaster az Carlisle. san Juan coun-
~. Utah, vice MartInus Johnson. re-
signed.
a pension has been granted Kathar-
Inc L. Hobart, Boise S..
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st. Louis, July &C. w. McThenny.
who reached here from his home al
Gunaiuato, Mexico. enroute 10 New
York City, was robbed at Union sta
ton OF q valise containing. he said.
deeds and shares OF mining property In
old Mexico valued at from i25,000 to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23
President Commutes Death Sentence

Washington, July 23.-Presdent
Roosevelt has commuted 10 dlshonor-
able discharge and Is years imprison-
ment the death sentence Of Private Guy
Stevenson, Troop NJ. Ninth cavalry He
was convicted by a court-martial In
Samar, Philippine Islands, Of rape.
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HUNDRED AND NINE
PEOPLE DROWNED

4''oufg July 23.-It is now an
|by ibo ., ,lel l09 persons were drowned
[issp,y. NV sinking Monday morning Of the
[ol"i'osnn Primus Of this port. after o
|ssb,s,sO IN the rier Elbe with the tug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-23

Hohenzellern Aug, 2 and remaining at
CoWes through the regatta week. when
the schooner yacht Meteor III will
compete for the kings cup
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Gold For Europe,

New York, July 20 -Ladenburg.
Thalman q CO. have reduced their gold
engagements for export from Sl0O0OOl
to $1jOOOO.
Lazaid. Freres have engaged $1,000 900
gold for shipment to Paris tomorrow.
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COSTUMER Is HERE.
c. R. Bowers Aries From New York,
Aud Begins Work With Coriantan.

c. r. Bowers. the man who designed
the costumes for the coming produce
ton OF "Corlanton" has arrived in
town. Mr.. Bowers win also take the
part Of Shiblon in the play. and he has
begun rehearsals with the company.
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COMPROMISED
WITH REVOLUTIONISTS.

promised with the reyolutionists. He Is
stlll there No news bias been published
there regarding the Blueilelds filibus-
tiers.