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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
THREATENED TO SHOOT.
C. ]. West Charged With At
te1npting to plug Two Men.

C. j. West. white man. Is under lock
and key at tho Third Station on two war
rants charging him Will, threatening to
lie Is alleged to have gone into tho
house Of Fl. AI. Hozback, on North First
Street, and threatened to shoot air. HolZ-
back Tho ladies In the house. screamed.
and the man beat a retreat. Then no =
nreienucd 10 be policeman. lie Is al
legged to have attempted to arrest negro
named Oscar. Townes Flo drew pls.
but tile negro took It away from MN, ana
then the two wa rrants were sworn out.it
THE arrest was made and the case viii
he heard In the Police Court to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
NO MORE pANDRUFF.
Newbro's HerpIclde Destroys the Pestlfer.
Que Cause OF Annoying pandruff. H

19EWUT0'B F15TF7CIur 0estrVyb VIC 1~cbETTcT7
Que Cause OF Annoying pandruff.
Does your head Itch? Is your coat or
dress full of white flakes after dressing
your hair2 That's the effect of dandruff,
Is your hair thlnnins2 Arc you beginning
to get bald In spots? Are you already,
In fact, rapidly becoming bald? II so,
that Is the effect OF a measly little para
site that burrows in at the root or tho
hair, and throwS UP the scalp in dandruff
and eats off the hair At the root, Sciences
latest discovery Is destroyer Of that
pestiferoua germ. That destroyer Is con-
tanned In me- other hair preparation on
earth but Newbro's Herpleide. Try It, and
be convinced, A delightful dressing. Sold
BY leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample TO The Hcrplcide Co. Detroit,
Mich, Owens & Minor Drug Co, Special
Agents"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Beautiful Work.

In the windows OF the hall OF the House
OF Delegates there are, ON exhibition q
number Of beautiful landscape. ana other
GINA. which viii be. among those sent TO
the st. Louis Exposition. The work is
Conc on glass. and, was executed ~ 2
One of the pictures Is OF the Natural
Rrldge; another OF Il natural tunnel, in
Scott county. and scvcr;rl representing, re-,
spec,ivcy. tobacco and peanut fields and
Forests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
INDEPENDENT COMBINE,
Runor OF Consolidation OF Num-
Der of Prominent Companies

ienec'al Ia Tho Times plfphteho
RElDsYILI.E. N. q, DecempeeT r., 10 10
Rmor has pssists4nhtalyt a asaursS h was
phha S,t s1g 10 ses Biz consolidation ~ t9-
sssse la II psnyla: S'S
fhsrs rep RI by u. W speneer q
Marusyilie' are the leadllnIG gRrifs a and
principal stockholders. saja nfi M bn ,nter.
estcd Ia the dSa IL y means
one Of tho biggest indenendent g go
manu- iasturnE pIanst1fo h 70 ~ w tfe ,,ew con.
ce sra is STATED variously ~ from sSoo.9Ss9
"a 80 0OO 900 H .4A HI fts@55
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Hush Money,

After this incident Mr.. La Fontze tes-
titled, General Wood sent for him and
asked what he knew Of Bclairs record
Mn La Fontze said he told General
Wood Of his talk with Johnson, and also
what he had learned from other persons
from Florida, That was In Junc, 1000,
and according to Mr. La Fontize General
Wood then asked him to see Johnson and
ascertain whether be would leave Cuba
and remain away If his passage were
paid to New York and money given him.
Johnson answered: why do | want to
leave? ! have TOO good a thing here
bleeding BellaIrs.'
Mr.. La FnntIzc returned 10 General
Wood and gave him Johnsons answer.
La Fontlze said that later BelIaIry and
General Wood went 10 Nav York.
When General Brooke WAS before the
committee two weeks ago he referred TO
two orders, one ISSUED by the War De.
partment and the other by himself. to
carry the first into effect, which he was
unable at that time TO furnish He went
on the stand to-day to present tile orders
and undergo an examination concerning
them. The order lssued by the War De-
partment directed that all funds collected
In the provinces Of Cuba be gent 10 the
military auditor at Havana, Ihe charge
was made that this order had hcou e.
sued by direction OF General Brooke 10,
The purpose OF Retting hold OF The funds
collected at Santiago, and to deprive that
province % It's OWL revenues. The news.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
TO Prove what SwampRoot, the Great Kidney Remedy, Will
Do for YOU, Every Reader Of The esDispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

unhealthy Kidneys responsible for sickness
suffering any disease therefore, when through
neglect kidney trouble IS permitted to continue
fatal results follow
organs need attentionbut kidneys most
because hey do m need attention first.
you feel badly begin taking Or. kilmers
the Kidney bladder because
your kidneys better they will help all the
other organs to health will convince any
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Food and Nervous Troubles,

4 have the privilege or knowing, many
omlnenl men IN the medical pr9fesssl,n:;
az a. d possible, Numbers Of cases OF nelWoua
breakdown are entirely cured q, hiy ,E what
your corIespondents would cal 'GxeI,
y @hichs So. many suffer ia this age Of keen
Competition, the chief remedy IS eating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Calls at State Department.

1IJY NHEbcIHEtH TI'EVbsJ NO. y
VASE lNGTON. ~, c. Dec, l4'--den-
oral Rafael Keyss called at ING STATE
iljcpartmert to-day and was closeted With
hssistant Secretary Loomls for nearly an
hour, ia reply 10 q question. tho Gen-
cral suid hs had given assurances to THIS
goyornn1e,t that padding l,ls diplomatic
mission ia washington there wall be NO
ilcallItles upon tho par % the COLOMBIAN
troops AZ to what Yould be done aftsf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Store Broken Open,

Especial to The 1mes-Dispatch.)
WINDSOR VA, Dec. lion Saturday
,night after 12 O'Clock, K. n, Barrett IS
iCon,pany's store WAS visited by Burglars,
who seemed to be professionals.
They broke open the sa fe and secured
"a small amount Of cash, #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
Mrs. Settle is Better,

li Iou from SRappahannock,, returned y
inc city iiast night from his home. wnlthss
w tha s se siietu illness Of MIS- Settle Tier
q tits ~ has now suflclsntly Lmproyed
"a Warrant nm u Teaninlng hls ~ lsKtslIa =.
many Of his felloY ylen1bess last sst5hF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

papers at Santiago were particularly
bitter. General Brooke told The Military
Affairs Committee to-day that tho order
was issued at time whom he was sick
in bed, and that he had had no previous
knowledge concerning IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
ASKS THAT WOOD
Be SUMMONED
Continued From First ragc.)

convict camps-thrce years in one and
two years IN another. The crime Of
which he had been convicted was forgery
on n branch Of the Bank Of England.
Mr.. La Fontize said that In May, 1900.
a convict from Florida named Johnson
came to him and said that lie had seen
1?cllalrs and General Wood together at
the "a ces In Havana, and that he recog-
niZed and spoke To B.allairs. who motioned
TO him to keep silent. According to John
sons story as told by Mr., La Fontize
Bellairs excused himself ana met John
son, asking him to remain quiet concern
lng his criminal record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

Continued From First Pagel &.
1t will not be big ono, but it may be
OF long durationi owing to the nature
of the country, In which tho fighting
would occur. All the Typographical coil
dltions arc favorable to prolonged
guerilla struggle. rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15
CLEVELAND DUcK1NG.
Guest OF General Alexander for
Ten DAYS Shooting.

Especial to Tho Times-pLspntcl3
,1es,Gent cleveland nid and party arrived
here thi monlns a about s oseek ab ana
fourteen miles below this place, where
ttR they Viii be The guest Of General y, I;
Alexander, and shoot ducks for the neAt
Ten days. ~
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Ready for Statue.

The pedestal for the statue Of pr, lYuh.
ter Mcguire is now In place, ready " 70:
celve the bronze, figure. WHICH y expsrtsI
CONRAD will deliver the address bur the
cate Of tho unwilling has not been deh-
nitey set,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

DR.. Monteiro Sick,
Or. A. Monteiro Is quite sick a, his
residence. No. aas West Grace Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-15

OUR list will make Sc lectlon
easy. Everything here 1or
present use in the line Of Cloth
Ing.
New Cravattings English Squares,
S1Oo to 50. 80. ~. \,
Wide French Fourth. Hands, QUO TO
S1b0. ,,,.,,
cross stripes and plain Ducapes' 81 oo
SHandkerchiefs English silk, plain and
fancy, S5oc to 50 30 .o . 60 N
Suspenders: Some in boxes, 800 to Ss.VO.
Toilet Gases, $3.50 to $500.
Silver Flasks. leather bound, sa.oo 10
500
Dashboard Clocks, $3.50.
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new MODE
OF CHARITY

Continued From First Pager
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
FIGHT OVER SCHOOL FUNDS.
OkIahoma's Superintendent Brings
Mandamus Proceedings.

Guthrie, Okla. Aug. 24.-Mandamus
proceedings will be instituted by the
territory through Attorney General
Roberts against Superintendent and
ex-Officio Auditor L. W. Bax-
ter to test the law passed by the
1901 legislature creating a fund for
the maintenance of the Edmond, Okla.
Normal school,
The law was amended by the 1903
legislature and the balance of the
fund, amounting to $4,000, was order
ed placed in the general school fund.
The territorial board of education
for normal schools in session here
allowed a bill of services Of S. F. LA
ton of Ell Reno for Sl0l, and war
rant was ordered issued This Audi
tor Baxter refused to issne Attorney
General Roberts was ordered to begin
mandamus proceedings against the
auditor at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
WOODS PROMOTION.
Roosevelt ard WOOD Hit Upon Plan
to Force Confirmation.

Washington. AHs z4.-Ihe president
and Secretary Root have hit upon a
new plan by Wnieh they hope to force
the confirmation OF the promotion of
Gen. Wood to be a major general.
Since the last congress adjourned
more than thirty veteran colonels have
been made brigadiers and retired, and
more recess appointments of the same
kind will be made before the next
them will be retired as soon as they
are confirmed, but enough of them VIII
remain on the active list to fill the
list Of brigadiers. If all the appoint
1nentS We're sent to the senate togeth
er, as is usually done that body
might confirm all of the brlgadiers.
and then refuse to confirm Wood as
a major general The rejection OF
Wood under such conditions would
Arow him out Of the army entirely
there would be no vacant place IL
ne list Ct b!igadiers that he could step
back into. To prevent such calam-
ty, and at the same time bring strong
pressure to bear in support Of Wood,
the president has decided to send the
name Of his friend to the senate first
and alone This will put the influence
of thirty or forty veteran colonels be-
hind Wood. They can not be made
origadiers until he has been made a
major general, and While few if any
Of them have any liking for Gen. Wood
they all want to go on the retired list
with advanced rank and pay. Mr.,
Roosevelt expects to use them effect
ually as a club On the senate The re-
fuYal Of the senate to confirm Wood 5
promotion will cause an endless tan
gle of army affairs, but that is not
worrying those who are conductin~
quiet but effective campaign against
him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
MONEY IN GOAT RAISING.
E.r97r H-1rt= = Success #a Central and
SautNern MLssnueL

Southern Mlsseurj.
fa3Ha5a Ma. Nua ~ Gaat rails
a-aaa5 Tie nrafa.or atmaaue
az.#t nae useless lands 6f
A1i=aalHrz .=larz arc covered VITA #8a
a'=eH5sa ami =erel aa5 y
aaa94 - Ere formers 7aroa Hget aee
STAT feha=frisH t0aa- experiment. an
found t}a5 4es#a=a5a b@=5a 5aa.=5lE aa6
tzat rt3e s&i=a W9a3 - 0artIfe= \
eeal VEa#aIj4e aGd gIo0= f5f on a
tlies t4at 2nh' #ar3e any atAe DO
Iasf5g animal - death
@s9eral years a=e#p. . Nass of
columl il b=0g6t 8 5Mail herd Of
-aats and=eqeea thsa Oh some worth
'e.= b93.ss Lad 81 MS large farm The
Heai W "a z6oFtHl#Ht 6W it proved
an falnsG G#s.=s1eerss T6 coats LOT
@nl, s'ffapa elf a5#t5e mall under
brush ba' eteaaHe eH#Ee= weeds a.
lean as il fhez had oeeo pulled out
a4 6aud= They were Then put on
faHpy u@ ,sf2 woody hillside Tic
6iIIside=Nas too stGm@ 10 H5e NOV
- int So seal4 cleaned off Tire
weeds aga Jeff an exeeHIo4f grass pas
fufe To- 9atae.
TIE officers of fhf state board Of az
rieulture ard Of the Missouri College
ef Agriculture, since that time, have
oeea encouraging the breeding OF
goats in the state. They are convinced
That goats may be pfofitably raised by
many Missouri farmers.
Last week Messrs. Dougherty and
Yost of the Mine La Motto Lead com
pany Of Madison county, started to
Mexico where they will buy ,00O An
CORA goats to be herded on the com
pany's large estate at Mine La Motto.
With them they win bring a Mexican
herder to look after the stock. This
| company owns hundreds of acres OF
| land in the spurs of the Ozark noun
tains, and it is their plan to raise goats
extensively.
| A large part Of the government land
of Missouri, which can be secured or
the payment of small fee, is adapted
| to goat raising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
RAILROAD TO QUlTMAN.
Contract Let for ST. Louis and North
Arkansas Extension.

Conway, Aug. 24-News reached
here Saturday that the contract had
been let for the ST. Louis and North
Arkansas railroad from Marshall, Scar
cy county. to Quitman, Cleburne coun-
~. Quitman Is thirty miles north OF
Conway and is good inland town.
The crossties are being cut near Quit
man and the indications are that the
road will come On TO Conway and go
on to Hot Springs via Little Rock.
One of the railroad officials was here
a few weeks ago and went out to
Quitman, Leslie and Marshall Searey
county. but said he had nothing DEF
mite to give out The people Of Con
way are very anxious to see the road
built to this place. Marshall is "A
miles north Of Conway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
ABOLISH DAWES MMISSlON.
Secretary Hitchcock Will Recommend
to Congress.

Washington, Aug. 24.-Seeretary
Hitchcock has decided to recommend
to the congress the abolition Of the
Dawes commission. This commission
was created about twelve years ago
fol the purpose Of negotiating series
of treaties with certain Indian tribes.
It has perpetuated itself by being
named in many acts of congress as
tAe medium through which certain
matters relating to the Indians should
be made effective In recent years
membership on The commission has
been regarded as affording easy berths
fer ont Of job politicians
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
WELL AND DOING WELL.
Miss Ethel Ferguson Writes Her Moth
er From St. Louis.

Miss Ethel Ferguson the young LADY
who > mysteriously disappeared from
her home On East Third avenue about
two weeks ago has been heard from
in ST. Louis. Last week her mother
received a letter from her dated at
ST. Louis. in which the young lady
says she is alive and we'll and that
her family need have no uneasiness
a. to her welfare She gave no rea-
son for her sudden Disappearance 9th
er than sue decided to visit friends in
g. Louis aul H.. i tine = a. se~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
NATH BREWER ARRESTED.
Says He Was Forced by Armed Men
to Kill Bud Dortch.

PiggOtt, Aug. 24.-Nath Brewer was
arrested Saturday and placed in jan
for the killing OF Bud Dortch. He made
a confession, in which he said that
two masked men forced him to do
the killing at the end of shotguns. The
sheriff is expected TO reach town with
the two men tonight. Brewers story
is not believed He is a resident Of
Greene county and lived five miles
from the scene of the killing. The
grand Jury will ferret Out the crime
to the bottom next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
BUSTL FOR BANK.
Woman Who Thus Se5reted Fer Cast
Is Dead.

Oath <an.. Aug 45.-R. c5anen
l son-ia-Is@ of Mrs, Lucy Van flereke
who died of heart disease this morn
ing at her home near Shawnee. this
county came to This city and deposit
ed in the First National bank sH.57S
in gold. found in the callar and under
the carpet of Mrs. Hercke's home
Search is being made for the s. 500
which Mrs. Hereke had for months
carried in her hustle Mr.. Coaneu
says the story that she left this amount
in her hustle at her home when She
went to ST. Paul about two weeks IS
true The search will be continued
and the house guarded for months il
the missing money is not found.
A few years ago when Mrs Van
Hercke was using a cook stove for a
bank, she thoughtlessly started a fire
and burned up $500 in currency. be-
sides melting down lot Of gola
coins
It is thought her death was superin
duced by the excitement of her S.
Paul trip, during which she discovered
that she had left her savings behinc
in a cast-off hustle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24

begin &ol.:.. Tae e.s.a.. a.aas ...a
ply has not been air. = .@s.a =,
work sooner. The 4triar rails aa@
been ordered. however: for .aaes ta.
terms Of our cohtaee. tAay mes =.
iaid rn:ass tie commissioners
allow rs 70 adopt the other pa. tn
factories which maHe tie rails a.
oYererowded with orders an ~ .aa-
teen= compelled 10 #aj5 eGi= =Gaz4z III
rails viii be 81 ip9ed i aboat six.a.s.s.
@a6 We viii nave them l9t8. I 80 aaa
adopt 10 other plan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
GOC'S OWN PEOPLE.
What Sir Thomas Upton Thinks Of
Americans.

Americans.
New York, Aug 24.-Sir Thomas
Upton said Saturday: "The treatment
I have received here has been marvel
Gus. The kindness and cordlallty
with which | have been treated mas
almost overcome me. At times | am
positively embarrassed. am salts
fed that no one would receive such
treatment in England. The English
would want to do things for visitors
be as nice and cordial as possible
but they could not approach you peo-
pie.
THE Americans are Gods own peo-
pie. There is none like them on the
face of the green earth. No people
are better. or more kind, or more Won
derful. They could not be.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
POISONED FOOD
Causes Death of Miss Razzie Wilson
at Warren.

Warren Aus. 24.-aIi5a Razzie Will
SON, cne of tie young ladies who be
came seriously i'll by eating apple float
afterWard found to contain poison,
died. Ms. G. ". Hankins and her
children and two guests, Miss Wilson
and Miss Whitlov, Of Hamburg, were
all prostrated by illness in conse-
quence of partaRing of the apple float
al dinner several days ago. Mr.. Han,
kins was absent from the meal, hence
escaped Illness The attending ply
siclan states that the corrosion in the
freezer il whica the Aoat was frozen
caused the sickness OF those who ate
t. hoat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
MIR. Austin interviewed.

Mr. M. A Austin, the president OF
'Ae eltlzens Light and Transit com
pals' was seen by a Graphic reporter
anu gives the street car company's side
" 'he question. The girder rail will
eost the Citizens Transit company
nearly SIS 0o0," said Mr.. Austin, land
'A's amount of money is not made in
uay, All we ask is little time. Up
VI investigation [ have found that in
.lV iafger cities they are not using
'He slrder rail, but prefer the ordi-
Dais fali, paving between the rails
",'n Eltrifed brick. This plan was
"uopted in Little Rock, and WORKS
:, ''eeSsIully The proposition from
:, .le street car company was to allow
~ present rails to remain and pay
:, ~ 'he paving between the rails, but
~ commissioners do not seem to
'''eV 'Ae plan and are pressing US tc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
| |srpl1CK A SNAG
AL ARISES IN MATTER OF
.,oovNG WEST SIXTH
AVENUE.
paiIway Company Now Pro-
-. TO Help Fay for Paving In
stead CT Changing Rail.
ra,Gz1s sET@

r,o,o seems to be a hitch il the
Two Of West Sixth avenue. The
-. of Moving and grading the SIDE
.,oot for the laying of tie pavement
aoing on in the regular way and
s+roor has been graded on the
18th side from Hickory street to Pine
..,oot The laying OF the brick pave
mont Oh the west end has begun and
.so material for the rapid finishing OF
~ work is on the ground. The hitch
,ooms TO be on the part of the street
,.r con,nanv. 1t was announced near
IT, month ago that the rails that are
,ov lain on the street would be taken
IN and the girder rail laid in their
stead The commissioners and con
tractors Of tie district notified the
street ear company over a month ago
that they could begin the work of lay
ipg the new rails a, once, and in turn
we're notified by the street car com
pany that the rails were ordered AT
fer waiting two weeks for the work
on the car line to commence, the con-
tractor again notified the company tha-
everything was in readiness for him
to begin work on the street. If the
girder rails are here, Mr.. Ward, the
contractor, has never seen them, and
no preparations for the work have
been made.
Last week the street car company
made proposition to the commission
eH Of the district, in which they pro-
pose to pay their portion Of the paw
ing and allow the old rails to stand.
The commissioners do not look with
favor on this proposition, for two rea-
sons.
First, the contract was let to Mr.,
Ward with the understanding that the
girder rail was to be laid, and he
made his figures on the job accord
.ngly.
Second the board Of assessors have
evled the assessment on the property
holders so that the money is to be
pad for the aging of the entire pave
nent
NO official action has as yet been
aken by the commissioners in regard
o the change of plans in the work.
n the meantime, they are going right
mead with the grading and laying of
ne pavement, and il the work is not
nlshed by the time the contract speci-
es Mr.. Ward says it will be the fault
tne street ear company and not
ne contractors.
onould the street car company fail
lay the gifder rail on West Sixth
venue, the citizens on East Sixth ave-
ue Will be deprived of the advantages
'ne proposed extension in that part
lhe city unless an entirely new prop
sltlon is made by the company. The
uzens On East Sixth avenue propose
pay the cost of laying the extension
the car company will furnish the
'iS now IN use on the West Sixth
ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
STuNG TO DEATH BY BEES.
Two Horses, Whie Grazing, Oeerturn
ed Several Hives Of Bees.

Fort Smith, Aug. 24,-A gentleman
came in from Monte Ne Saturday and
rerorf e,i that two horses had been
stung 20 death by bees at the Starke
vineyard, a short distance from the
resort named. A writer named ORA
per hired a span OF horses from liv-
cry stable at Rogers to drive to the
vineyard named for the purpose of Sc
curing data for an article for peri
Odical. On arriving there he tied the
horses to a tree While he was be-
ing shown about the place the horses
got loose and began wandering about
in search of grass They overturned
several hives of bees, which, angered,
swarmed on the horses and stung
them into frenzy The animals act
ually screamed out in pain and at
tracted the attention of Messrs. Starke
and Draper, who, on going to where
they were, found them on the ground,
writhing in awful agony. In twenty
minutes after the overturning of the
hives both horses were dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-24
10000 Mill Employees Idle.

Boston, Aug. PA large number
OF the American Woolen company $
mills throughout New England are
closed from one to two weeks. Next
week it is estimated that more than
90 900 employees of the company Will
be idle.