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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
Seventh Day Adventists' Conference.

Oakland, Cal, April l3.-The biennial
conference Of the seventh-day Adyen-
lists closed today. The following off,
GERS for the conference to be held two
years hence, probably in London, We're
elected.
President. A. G. Daniels Of Battle
Creek, Mich; vice president, L. r. Con-
radi of Germany. and w. w. Prescott
Of Battle Creek; secretary, w. A. Spicer
OF Battle Creek; treasurer. |. III. Evans
of Battle Greek; auditor, ID. d. Parme-
lee OF South Lancaster, Mass The gem
eral conference executive committee
was selected as follows:
ii. w Cotrell, representing the Allan
tic Union conference; c. w. Flaiz.
Northern conference, f.. r. Russell.
Central conference; G. G. Rupert.
Southwestern conference. w. T. Know.
Pacific conferences w. H. Thurston.
Canadian conference; G.. w. Irwin,
Australian conference; l.. K. Conrad.
German conferences 7. A. Hansen.
Scandinavian conference o. A. Olsen,
British conference; =. G. Wilkinson.
French conference; w. II. Hyatt. South
African conference; +. II. Westphall.
South American conference; w. w.
Prescott, Battle Greek; A. r. Jones.
California: l.. A. Hopes, Nebraska;
a. q. Daniels, Battle Creek: w. A.
splcer, Battle Creek; G. 4. Butler.
Southern conference; w. C. White, Cal
iforna, G. II. Jones, California; David
Pailsen, Chicago. J. C. Otlosen, Swed-
en- q ]. Read Philadelphia: Fredk
~ e'ss. massachusetts,; w. C. Sisley.
Londorl S. w. Haskell, New York, and
II. NJ. Kllgore, Tennessee.
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0. Important Information.

Louis, April 13,--Circuit Attorney
[AW Folk, under whose direction
81 Louis grand jury has been at
nrhg the past week, has secured
k.nlnt Information, it is believed,
| VII be made use Of before the
ssor city body. which resumed its
bins this morning.
| d Folk and Atty. Gen. II. G. Crow,
! taking care Of the Jefferson City
q he Investigation, are working
kama and the fact that the evidence
/. before two grand jurIes Is avail
III comparison. makes the sitna-
gtous FOR those who may not have
tie truth u Is stated that per-
tiil1tmenls may even he found be-
he return Of actual bribery indict-
b.
Saker Whitecotton, Of the lower
D. d the legislature, held a long
|s.mnct With Circuit Attorney Folk
|Fglay, and It Is understood he gave
EatR Information 70 that official. A
|rks o. important witnesses have
n allied by both bodies for examina-
b blly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
ABDUCT FiREMEN.
Union Men Take Radical Action on
A Steamer.

Buffalo n. y, April l3-Four non-unlon
hremen who were forcibly taken from the
steamer William l. Mack, which arrived
from Chicago last night. were returned
70 the boat by the police today. Frank
blalr, fireman who was reported miss
lng was found today, having hid in the
Soal punkers OF the vessel No arrests
have been made.
The Mack had lust passed the break
water when the union men In small boats
were beside her They climbed the fen
ders before the boat got in the Buffalo
river ana demanded that the non-union
men be turned over 10 them. Captain
Holllngshead said the non-union firemen
were under his protection and thar they
would not be taken from the bout. Before
the Mack had been tied about 20 union
nremen, the captain says, swarmed over
the rails and seized the fremen and car
rled them on They were found later al
the headquarters of the union and upon
demand OF Captain Holingshead. who
was accompanied by policemen, they were
released
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
AFTER THE PRESIDENT.
Rev, II. D. Pentrost scores His Race
Suicide Talk.

Chicago, April ia dispatch TO the
Tribune from New York says
President Roosevelts Nonsense
About Race Suicide" was announced
as the title of an address by Hugh O.
Pentrost in Lyric han Yesterday
Speaking OF the presidents recent Ut
terances on race suicide" Mr. Pent-
rost said.
"The rabbit seems to be his ideal oitl-
zen"
In part Mr. Pentrost said
"The class of RoCseyelts ideal per-
son is one who Is ready 10 work, fight
suffer and have children. He re-
CARDS others az shirkers and criminals
80 be married and have children II
you are intelligent and are sure YOU
are bringing your children into a de-
sirable world Is we'll but marriage ana
child bearing as II now goes on among
the poor and ignorant is q crime
against the race. AS people become
more intelligent they have fewer chill
dren and | venture 20 say that after
many people have had children grown
II they had the experience over again
they would have none.
$50 long as conditions remain as
they are now II is foolish for working
people to marry, and still more fool
ish for them TO have children II they
do marry. for every child born 20 them
Is new little slave of mine or mill
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sDemocracy,s
Patton Saint.
U1aP Party Leaders VIII DO Honor 10 His Name al a Big
Banquet Tonight Gathering That WW be The Key
Note Of The Organization Locally tos 9EeH Yeats
Campaign Old Was Horses Are 10 Speak,

"old Wine in New Bottles" Chas. s.
Varlan.
The Democratic party Of the past, lie
Grand Young
Jcffersonian expansion. antithesls OF
Imperialism, Henry p. Henderson.
The United states senate, Joseph J..
Rawlins
Democratic party of the future 4.
d Johnson Of ogden.
Scene from National Democratic con-
yention, 1904
Order OF Nomination ol
candidates for president
A man from New York Dayld B.
Hill, Harper j. Dinnlnny OF New OK.
A man from Ohi0--Judson Harmon.
Eugene Lewis Of New Hampshire.
A man from Kentucky Henry Wat
terson Joel l.. Priest OF Kentucky
Another man from New York Alton
B. Parker c. NJ Jackson Of Pennsyl-
Yania.
A man from Missouri-David Il.
Francis
A man from -, A. j. Weber Of
Iowa.
The Constitution and the Flag, Frank
j. Neheker Logan.
Concentration % wcalth--A greater
menace than standing army o. w
Powers
A solvonth for earthly difficulties OF
Shibboleth for the Democratic par
~ r. w Sloan. Logan.
our Utah laws and lawmakers, -----
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MazselZles Was
VeryEnthusiashc
president Loubet Gives Gseat Reception IN The cNedte'-
sanean Post- SaIuied BY The British From PARIS There
Was One Continuous OUahon- One Mnor Disturbance
Beiupen Some Socialists and Coup Of Army AdherenS

Marseilles, April l3.-President Lou
bet arrived here today from Paris on
his way to Algiera, after receiving
continuous ovations along the route.
The presidential party was met by the
oiyil and military authorities and was
escorted to the prefecture where an Of
fetal reception wa held. A crowd
estimated to have numbered 100000 per
sons, packed the thoroughfares and
gave the president an enthusiast
greeting, A grand banquet at the
Bourse followed the reception. During
the day NJ. Loubet made several short
Speeches mainly expressive Of his
sturdy repuhlicanlsm.
Only one minor disturbance was re-
ported This was between "A group OF
Socialist agitators and a number Of ad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
A PINK COMPLEXION.
DIR. WiIey's Borax Cured Food Eat
ers Are Getting IL.

Chicago. April ia dispatch TO the
Tribune from Washington says
The department clerks who for sew
eral months have submitted TO DR..
Wiley's borax cured food experiments
are slowly assuming a pink complex
ion.
Or Wiley's food experiments are
conducted with the strictest secrecy.
A dozen or more young men connected
with the department OF agriculture
have for several months been living on
q diet prescribed by Dr. Wiley, who Is
seeking to determine the chemical eff
fects Of borax and other chemicals on
prepared food
II has only developed within the last
week that all who have been at the
doctors table are taking on the pink
complexion. II Is not thought that this
is due to borax, which has been given
to the young men IN their food, hut
10 some chemical ingredient which has
been mixed with the food unknown to
the subjects.
The only admission that will be made
at the department Is that the drugs
used In the food have, up TO date.
proved absolutely harmless. The pink
complexion which some chemical EVIL
IDENTIFY causes gives the men healthy
appearance, such as would result from
good circulation of blood brought on
by outdoor exercise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13

,,rsme court today handed
Y so,nion in the case Of Eugenia
4, Egbert Palmer Fred Barnes,
", Houston, administrator of
-. If W. D, Palmer, deceased,
f@M Palmer. appellant reversing
4. Slment Of the lower court ana !
In Judgment entered In favor OF
|,g,,, Mrs. Ida NJ, Palmer who
~. holds. is entitled TO her dover
t. N her husbands estate con-
q, n certain real property In this
|, alusd at about $4,000,
y, ALTON is a very interesting one
/ ,,olyss The right Of a husband
n "A. "a enter into an agreement OF
[,.eop and, without any legal d.
q hing granted, thereby defeat the
e., risht to dover in her husbands
En- The action was brought in the
4 district court by the heirs of w.
y lmsr deceased 70 quiet their title
\. sstate as against Mrs. Ida Nj.
IN me- widow OF deceased In the
r hldw a decree was rendered in
Iw 4 Plaintiffs
Is, Evidence at the trial went to
Il Nat on Aug. II, 1893, at Atlanta,
\ NJ Palmer and his wife entered
n an agreement Of separation and
4 rsperty rights between them were
~ The former at that time was
,rl 10000 and he gave his wife
I1y aid lot in Atlanta valued at sl2,-
1 M which was mortgaged for 5000.
4 M saya her S6.5O0 in cash and fur
Isr valued at $1,000. One Of the con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
Outlaw Mckinney sighted.

ahsfeld Cal, Aprll l3,--Outlaw
Aansy was seen this morning at
PEA He was on foot. and was not
fc'd Deputies are in pursuit from
lrHe Sheriff Collins and posse
h arden station for Kernville last
iii.hs'ier Eng. April i3.-W. F.
q Buffalo Bid, met with an acct
n y the first performance OF his
leie today. His horse reared and
" pun. He was removed 10 a hotel.
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MYSTERIOUS DISEASE.
Laborers Victims OF Disease - Bn-
bonic Plague or Smallpox?

Topeka, Kas., April is.-Dr. Charles
Lowry. secretary Of the state board Of
health, has gone to Rice county to in
vestigate the report that several rail-
road laborers are victims OF the bu-
bonic plague. A tramp hired 20 work
with a section gang recently started a
disease which quickly killed nine. The
surrounding territory is In strict quar-
antlne. one physician pronounces the
plague black smallpox. Every case has
proven fatal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
Instructors Get such Permits from
University Special Summer School.

The board Of regents Of the state uni
yersity met this morning and approved
OF the recommendation Of the advisory
committee relative to the force Of in
structors for the coming academic
wear. Prof. Geo Coray was given one
years leave Of absence for study az Co
iumbia university IN New York; one
years leave OF absence was given TO
Prof. Acre, instructor In chemistry, and
the absence OF Prof Lyman was eX-
tended one year The presidents rec
was adopted, TO the effect
that the machine shop should be kept
open during the summer for 10 weeks,
so that boys and young men might
learn the use OF tools, and the elemen-
tary principles Of machine work dur
ing that time. The tuition Will be $40
for the 10 weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
REPEALs STAMP TAX.
Empress Dowager of China Issues
Edicf TO that Effect,

Pekln. April lS-The lowager en-
press has issued an edict repeating the
comprehensive stamp taxauon scheme
which Yuan Shi Kai governor OF the
province Of Chi IL. was about tu in
augurate throughout this province The
edict assigns the poverty OF the people
as the reason for The repeal OF the
scheme, but il Is believed Yuan Shi
kars enemies procured Il for the pur-
pose Of Gripping bis proposed reforms.
One OF the contemplated effects OF the
plan would have been 10 secure honest
returns for taxes collected and to de-
prive minor officials Of large perquisltes
The degree he empress solicitude
Of the poor Is evinced by the costly
junket she Is taking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13

Manager f. H. Rocker of Washington.
D. c., recently appointed bishop Of NeuvQ
Caceres, Philippine islands and the Rev.
Dennis j. D0ugherty Of Philadelphia. who
has just been made bishop OF Nueva Sego-
vim will be called 10 Rome for consecra-
ton and also TO augment their prestige
IN starting for the Philippine islands from
the center of Catholicism
The RI. Rev. George Montgomery, co.
adiutor archbishop Of San Francisco was
recently appointed archbishop Of Manila,
but he refused to accept that post, as he
prefers to stay in San Francisco, where
he expects to become archbishop.
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Is Az WORK.
Inventor Peterson Getting Out New
Model of Machine.

Pere Peterson, who asserts that he
has solved the problem OF invention Of
machine whose degeneration Of
power means perpetual motion, has
gone TO work az 100 east Second South
street. with the intention of gradually
working into shape a new model OF his
contrivance He has accepted WORK az
n carpenter during the day time and
will devote his evenings 10 his model
Financial drawbacks compel him 20
pursue this course, which WIN be fol-
lowed unless some assistance comes 10
him. Mr.. Peterson is unacquainte1
here, so that his task is a considerable
npa
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Need Not Answer.

a., iofk' Aprll l3.-Justice Blan-
spsy decided that Lucien Mas.
~. - In the Fair will case. need not
a. certain questions that were
~ ~ 10 NE hearing before Referee
b. w me hearing before the referee.
hl.l,.ga VINO he was with and at
b ,s.,l ,l ne stopped the night before
ie , s,l lie replied that he was
h. !, lyman, but refused to give her
N IA, |n lhe name OF the hotel
n y, 80. az on the ground that as he
,. (, 1911 e,.gl man the answer would
~. i ,l and lncrlmlnate him.
tt7Je, . blanchard decided that the
Z, ,S rs ~ llnmaterial and incompe-
u" Necessary to the action.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13

hcrcnts Of the army. Blows were ex-
changed and the police lnterfered, Sis
persons were injured three of them
rather seriously. This was chiefly dua
to the dense crowds and the popular
demonstration to the president.
A dlsorderly demonstration occurred
on the route Of the procession when a
party Of government Radicals
cried Down with Free Masonry
Three arrests We're made
During the ceremonies at the prefeo-
tire the bishop of Marseilles saluted Nj.
Loubet and spoke of the irreproachable
conduct Of the clergy Of this city, H.
said they regarded religion as being
necessary TO the greatness End security
Of the country The president In re-
sIonding said the churches had mis-
sion OF peace fraternity and reconcilia-
ticn When ii fulhls It's mission. as
dio the clergy Of Marseilles, the church
gains the respect Of all good citizens.
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No Appeal YET.

ii \ y. april l2.-At II o'clock the
Eissl. s United States circuit court
= n ss, ,0id The Associated pr, 50
! sortssr.s.,e ! or notice OF appeal in
= tIS ''n Securities case had yet
Rsl,siI ' g,s B. Young. counsel for
~ 1, M ~ told the Associated
: raw = that the appeal was not
70 ,al ,, .e hled and II was impos-
~ just how soon It would be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
More Mine Troubles.

Pottsville, Pa, April BAT the Glen
dover Colllery and the Anchor Washery.
IN the Heckscherville valley. the om-
ployes threw down their tools after work
Ing short time. because new conditions
We're eNacted by the bosses. The em-
ployes began work with the understand
ing that the number Of hours TO be
worked on Saturday would De arbltrated.
When they resumed work the men who
were suspended for refusing TO take 9TH
ers places were ordered to make personal
application 10 the bosses 10 be restored
and TO promise not 90 strike under similar
circumstances should they arise.
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nnifalO Bill Hurt.

.s'Sn April l3.--The White Star
b leltls' which sails from Liver
~ New York Wednesday, viii
among her passengers the Mar
s sla aarchioness Of Hartford,
award Seymour and Lady Jane
~ Nlo are to attend the we'd
\, y 'ne Earl Of Yarmouth at Pitts
RI Miss Alice Thaw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS.
They Are 10 he Considered at an In
ternaiional Congress In Rome.

Rome. April lS,-The international agri-
culturr1 Congress was inaugurated at the
capitol today before King Victor Emman-
uel and Queen Helena. About 100 dele
gates were present The American repre-
sentatives, Dr. Daniel y. Salmon, chief
Of the United States bureau Of animal in
dustry, and Henry Il, Alvord, chief OF
the dairy division of the United States
department Of agriculture, have not yet
arrived The marquis di Capelll presi-
dent Of the congress In his opening speech
criticised the ultra protectionlsm of GER
tain American Countries and said he
foresaw that their attitude would change
with increase Of their population to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
MAYOR HUMns' INDICTMENT,
Judge Bell sustaius Demurrer TO the
Same.

Seattle, Wash. April lS.-Judge Bell
today sustained the demurrer 10 the
grand fury indictment against Mayor
Thomas ]. Humes and discharged the
defendant. The demurrer alleges that
the facts charged do no constitute a
crime
That said indictment shows upon Its
face that the defendant did not neg
lect TO perform any duty enjoined upon
him By law.
That the indictment does not show
that the defendant had failed or neg
lected to discharge any duty imposed
upon him by law.
That there is no law in the state I'M
uosIng any duty upon the mayor IN
reference TO gambling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
SCHOOL FUNDS.
They viii be Receipied For By the
Deseret News.

II appears that there is TO be an eff
fort to keep the city schools open by
subscription. II was brought about in
this way: Mr. Geoshegan said he
would give 'iij TO the fund n 50 other
citizens would do the same, which
would provide all the money necessary
to maintain the schools for another
month. Since making the statement he
has given the si15 and Aaron Keysor
has contributed like amount. Should
other citizens desire 10 contribute their
money will be recelpted for by the Des-
eret News and turned over TO Treasurer
Barnett Of the board OF Question.
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aim in view above all else. An inter-
estlng feature was a song sung by Pa
triarch Azarah Smith composed 80
years ago, While he was member Of
the Mormon battalion and on the
march ia join the United States troops
In Mexico. The teetng adjourned
with prayer and the singing OF Praise
God from whom all blessings aow."
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Killed by His Hired Man.

Charlottetown. p. T.. l.. April 13.--Alex-
ander Stewart. aged l5 years a prosper
Gus farmer OF southport five miles from
John Carver. They had a dispute over
wages and Carver, II is said. threatened
10 shoot Stewart. who seized a gun ana
broke II on Carvers head Carver then
went away ana returned later with a gun
loaded With shot tie called Stewart TO
the door and shot him. Carver was ar
rested
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Trial Races Postponed.

Weymouth, April lS-The Shamrock is
spinnaker boom, which was carried away
by q steam yacht that fouled the old cup
challenger during the race with sham
rock III OF here Saturday has been
splced, but II has been decided to post
further contests under actual racing com
ditlons until new spar can be fitted.
The two yachts lef; their anchorage
about u o'clock this morning 10 start a
trial race, but the wind was harder ana
more squally than anything the challen-
ger had previously experienced. The boats
staggered under the lower canvas alone
Outside the water conditions were worse,
aud after consultation Il was decided 10
abandon the trial, owing 10 the risk OF
CARRYING away the yachts snars
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Manila. April 13.-The warship Reina
Christina. flagship OF Admiral Monteio,
which was sunk In Admiral Dewey's vic
tory. was hoated and beached yesterday.
The skeletons Of about 80 Of her crew
we're found In the hulk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13

New York. April l3.--A dispatch from
the Havana Chess club to the Manhat-
ian Chess club today says that The
terms of the latter club for consulta-
ton game. 10 be played by cable be-
tween consulting parties OF the two
clubs were acceptable on the whole. The
game will. therefore. be played either
his month or on a Saturday and sun
day early next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-13
Real London Weather.

London, April 13.-Severe weather TO-
day spoiled the easter bank holiday. Il
was bitterly cold four degrees OF frost be-
ing registered in many parts Of the coun-
try early In the morning This was fol-
lowed by heavy snow storms throughout
the north and the midlands, while some
snow fell in London and even 50 far
south as Dover
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GoRs BEGGING.
P'lc Of Manila Not Favor.
/. AMY Viewed

Pr ~, n-The RI Rev. John ].
'as, s,s s.op q Newark. N. J.. is
p,,n.,,,p esea Of at the vatican for
,os, = -. .''hh!ssap Of Manila. buf
= . .e,.' -"ons the existing bishops
p anE ~ Z. 'ne poaliion a prela,c Of
3 o p.s Gay Be Appointed. IN which
\ 81 i'oni, Hariy OF ST. I.eo's
= the ~, ,s' AQ. Is considered ike
~" archbishop Of Manila.
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Steamship Arrivals.

Gibraltar. April i2.-Arrivei: Traye
New York.
Bremen, April l3.-Arriyed Necbar, New
York
New York. April lS.-Arriyed' lvernla
Liverpool; Moltke,. Naples Furnessla
Glasgow: sealand. Antwerp.
Plymouth. April lS--Arriyed, Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Crosse, New York.
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Insane Man Kills His WIFE.

Clinton, Ia, April l3.-Whlle temper
arily deranged Frank Rirsh OF Erie
ILL.,, 10 miles east Of here. shot and Killed
his wife while on the way 10 church and
then returned home and killed himself
Their little daughter startled the con-
gregation By running into the church
and telling OF the tragedy.
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Baking Powder Doodle.

s. auls. April l3.-The investigation
I az, Of boodllng made in connec-
( ., ~ taking powder legislation in
Nj " legislature is being carried on
80 " gIand iurles in session in st.
RI md Jefferson City.
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A silver BOND.

Pekin. April l3.-The new American
indemnity bond stipulates that the pay
ment be IN the equivalent OF gold dol-
lars at the rate OF exchange provided
for In the protocol. which according 10
the American interior tatl0n OF the pro-
tocol. makes Il prac' llly a silver bond.
The bonds Of the nations specify
that the payments In the equivalent
Of gold al the rate xchange prevail
ing on the dates OF the payments.