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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
HELP WANrsD--FcMALE.

lADii:S--I MAKE FROM SIS TO $50
per week and want al 10 have the
same opportunity. The work Is very
pleasant aud will pay you handsome.
ly for even Your spare time. | speak
irora experience ,as have frequent
y made So In Il single day This IS
40 deception. | want no money md
VIII GLADLY send particulars to all
Address. Mrs. ". W. MITCHELL
lIoE II. Portland, Nc. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
MURDERS MAN Wti0
DEFENDED ACTRESS
Hotei Man Shoots Two Men When
Not Allowed to Enter Wo.
mans Room
(ny Associated prncsA

GAFFNEY. S. G.. Dec. l5.-Miian
Denneti. musical director OF Nothing
But Money" Company. was shot and
killed by George TASTY. one OF the
oronrietors oil the Piedmont Inn,
where the company was stopping.
Abbott Davidson. leading man aud
partner OF the same company, was also
shot through the abdomen and may
lie. Tho shooting is the result OF
TASTY, attempting to enter. the room
d female member OF the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
CHEAP ADVERTISING,
CASH Ira ADVANCE,


Advertisements undeT classified
heads In this column will be inserted
at tbs uniform rate of one cent word
for each insertion, No advertisement,
however small, less than 25 cents for
the first insertion. Cash In advance
Invariably. Special rates made on Iona
contracts. Orders for dIscontinuanes
must be made in writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
Home Seekers. Ateentloni

See the 7-room and bath dwelling
on Twentv-sixth street we offer for
3l,275. Reasonable terms We always
have tile heet bargains SEQ ua before
Dnving. NETNS. MARYE. BOYEN
TON e. CHAPLIN. Inc. real estate IN.
surance, loans and investment bonds.
1210.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-FOD WITH EAGLE CHARM.
Sunday night between Newport Ho-
tel ana Eagle Home or between
Eagle Homo and Press Office.
Charm Ii Go.i. engraved with an
km&!e In old gold in center ana let
terA L. @. +. In enamel. Finder
please leave al !':oAs Office and re.
ccirc reward.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
INSANE MAN KILLS TWO PEOPLE
suy, Just Released From Asylum
Shoots at Four Persons.
tBy .tssoclatcG .ress.l

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 15.-Wp,jom
.iuy' just discharged from threo years
IN an insane asylum, shot and killed
MS brother-in-law. Harry Flint. aged
10, and an lS-months-old child here
today. Guy then shot and wounded
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett He shot at
his wife, but missed her. He said his
wife had been unfaithful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
Indicted for Wife Murder.
tBy Associated Press.)

GREENSBORO. \. c., Dec. 15.-Thc
grand jury today indicted DR.. j. b.
Matthews. who is accused Of having
poisoned his wife. lola. two weeks
ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
Gilman Reelected President.
O3y Associated Press.

Wy associated l'resS.)
MILWAUKEE. WIS. Dec. l5.-Dan-
'el G. Gilman. OF baltimore. Md. wan
today reelected 10 the presidency OF
the National Civil Service Reform
League.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
WANTED.

WANTED--OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
heated rooms. with hoard. li9 Thir.
t!-thirtt street. i2.10.Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

neutrality-suspicious. IN THE
Shirt Factory. Easy nnd steady
work nnd good pay. Experienced
orsrRiors guaranteed Ia make Sc
po9 week and Upwards: a.ao learn.
era taken and paid While under in.
st:ncuons. Factor: will be 10 opera
tier FIRST Monday in December. Ar.
~ ut tho StllRT FACTORY, GIG
Ihirty.taird street. 1i-25.tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

ESTABLIafiED 1875. II. SUTTLIs,
matchmaker and leweler. Repairing
Of ine watches and Jewelry Il spc-
ciaiiy, 6o4 Tweniy.rbird street near
Jefferson sYcnuc. 11.jI.3n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
ron neNt

FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS, FUR.
nishod or uniurnished. Apply t.
10 Twenty'SiXth street. 1856.
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS WITH
heat and board, at 32l3 West ave
nue.. l3-7-10t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FINE SINGING CANA.
ries; nice Christmas present T.. ].
MCCARTHY, 222 Forty-ffth street
l2l5.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

FOR SALE - GOOD GROCERY
store. Good stand and ali convent.
cnces. Apply ut once. BOX. III.
ll26-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

Fl. N. C0LE-CLEANI:IG, PRESSING
and repairing. Hes, work, lowest
prices. Goods called for and deliv.
cred. 226 Twenty-hfth street, Bell
phone. 1906. 7.28.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
TIMING Aro PLUMBING
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
HAY, GRAIN, FEED, ETC.

a. II. ADBlTT & BRO, WHOLESALE
Grocors, Hay, Grain, Feed and Bal.
lard Ship STUFF, 2415-2417 Hunt. ave.
me CITY 'phnne. 21S Bell. Alb
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

$500 TO LEND AT 6 PER CENT.
interest. on city property. VIII lend
IN SUNG 10 suit. w. r. CHAPLIN.
Treasurer Nclms. Marye. Doyenton
a. Caapn, 25l7 Washington ave.
nue. l2,l0-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-16

MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUNS FROM
$2c0 TO 1000. Approved real estate
gcrnrities required. FLOYD a.
HUfIClNS, Attorney.at-Law Once.
SchNSls building, IN suite 3. Twenty.
eiN'h street and Washington ave.
nue.. Io.1.l5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
IRISH NATIONALISTS MAD
Over Attempt by Hearst to Keep Cong
Sullivan from Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Irish Nationalist
were stirred to the depths when they
learned that the OMalley- Hearst polft-
ical faction were attempting to keep
Congressman John A. Sullivan of Bos-
ton, away from Chicago.
Sullivan has been chosen as principal
orator of the picnic of the organization
at CSden's grove. next Tuesday. He in
Cured the enmity of Hearst and his
friends because of a speech he made In
Congress- i'll which Hearst's character
and ambitions were vigorously dis
cussed.
The Hearst men are now trying to re-
move Sullivan's name from the list OF
speakers. Against this the leaders
among the Nationalist revolted, and
told the followers of John r. O'Maliey
and Hearst in Chicago TO mind their
own business. Not only that, but they
are booming Sullivan as the principal
orator of the day. f.- t.
When Congressman Sullivan comes TO
Chicago. Mayor Dunno Will be asked to
meet him. 1t Is said the Hearst man.
ayers will instruct the mayor to Keep
away from Sullivan. II Dunno foilows
these orders he will have an account to
settle with his Irish friends. who say
there should be no politics IN the an
nual picnic, and that there will be none,
unless the activities against Sullivan
become too noisome to be passed I'M
noticed and uhrebuked.
Sullivan Will reach Chicago. Monday
afternoon. Richard O'Sullivan Burke, J.
7. Mccarthy, Hugh O'Neill and others
will meet him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
REFUSAL FROM ROCKEFELLER
For Assistance in Establishing Day
Nursery at Brooklyn.

New York. Aug. 13.-John D. Rookie
fallcr has refused to aid residents Of
the Ridgewood section of Brooklyn to
establish a day nursery.
The Ridgewood Board of Trade re-
Gently started a subscription list to es-
tablish a day nursery to care for chill
dren during the warm weather, while
tined mothers rested. An enterprising
member of the Board of Trade sent a
request to Rockefeller for Il contribu-
zion. ONLY few hundred dollars We're
asked.
The reply was received by the Board
of Trade yesterday. 1t came in the
fern of a printed notice as follows:
"John D. Rockefeller is in daily re-
CENT Of great numbers OF appeals for
benevolence. Many of these are for OBJ
iects inviting local aid only: many are
for objects to which Mr.. Rockefeller is
already a contributor through other
channels: nearly all are from worthy
people and for worthy purposes. In con-
siderins these appeals Mr.. Rockefel-
Iar is governed by rules which are the
growth Of much careful thought and
experience. The friends who receive no
IN her RESPONSE than this note may fee
assured that Mr.. Rockefeller declines
from, no lack of appreciation or sympa-
thy. but because he believes his duty
lies in other directions"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
MONSON'S REUNION.
PUPILS Of the Old Schoolhouse in
Suqartown to Meet Once Again.

Moscow, Me. Aug. ia feature OF
Names Old Home Week. which opens
TODAY. so far as this section of the State
is concerned, will be the 18th reunion OF
the pupils who attended the old school
house in Sugartown, which was burned
in 1861.
Twelve years ago number OF the p"-
pills living in this and adjacent to"hs
decided to hold a reunion. The hrst one
was held on the site of the old mouse
on the farm of Albert Burke. now o"i'eu
nv Harry ID. Baker. Lewis q. BAKER
was chairman of the committee OF ar
,,npements and the affair was so sue
o.sssuI that II was decided TO make u
an animal event and it has btth he'
yi,tout \ skip each year since.
II was decided TO hold II TINS year uur-
;n,, ola Home Week as the attehMhce
,t,,, xyo,,Id be larger than at any other
Tina The date is next Thursday and
the proeram will include music speeches
~. nony of the former teachers as
= .,ept and n dinner served at noon
~. trees Of what used 10 be the
,,,,, ground Of the school "A years ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
Storm Does Heavy Dam
age Around New York.
One Woman Killed BY Light.
ning-- MANY Others Injured.
Vessels Adrif--- Hundred Prisoners IN Alf
On a Big Ferris wheel.

New York, Aug. 13.-Widespread
damage was caused b a thunderstorm
Of unusual violence that. accompanied
b high wind and adeluge of rain
hurst over New York and vicinity, to-
day.
y boat house al the foot Of West 152d
street in which a large number of per-
sons had taken shelter was struck by
lightning and Miss jeanette Freerm
agep 70 years, was instantly killed. A
dozen other persons We're rendered un-
conscious. but revived.
A Webster Avenue trolley car, carry
ING nearly 100 passengers bound for
Mount Vernon. was struck at 10th
street. The defamation that accompa
hi"d the shock precipitated a manic
among the passengers. Fourteen Der
sons, almost all women, were injured.
nine Of them so seriously that they had
to he removed to a hospital. After the
bolt struck, the car continued running
at high speed and most of those hurt
received their injuries by jumping or
being pushed from THE platforms.
In the harbor. the storm was cyclo
mic in its fury and many small boats
were canSized.
Five hundred immigrants We're in dan
ger Tor an hour when two barges on
which they We're broke away from the
dock at Ellis island and We're blown down
the bay. pitching and rolling in the heavy
sea. Three tugs grappled the barges and
succeeded in holding them until the storm
subsidized.
At Fort George the machinery of the
big Ferris wheel stopped just as the
storm broke and nearly 100 panic strlcken
men. women and children were held aloft
for fully an hour exposed to the full fury
OF the wind and rain.
One death and three cases of prostra-
ton resulted from the heat, which was
intense before the storm broke.
In Brooklyn. 4 trolley car crowded with
passengers for Coney Island. was struck
and two women We're injured by leaping
in panic from the car. At the same mo-
ment, another car was struck and six
persons Were injured by shock and burns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
DRUGGED BY BURGLARS.
Whole Family Rendered Unable to Re.
sist at Swanton, VI.

.Swanton. VI. Aug. l3.-The fact that
q whole family had been chloroformed
by burglars during the night became
known. Saturday, when A. 3. Neff re-
ported to the police that his wife,
daughter and guest We're unconscious
and under the influence of some power
full drug.
Mr.. Neff also reported that burglars
had ranSacked the house and taken
many articles of jewelry, as well as a
small amount of money.
An investigation showed that chloro-
form had been used on the occupants Of
the house.
For two hours Mr.. Nrf'S wife did not
respond t" the efforts Of physicians to
bring her back to consciousness, but at
last sn" regained her senses.
The younger daughter Of the Neffs,
tlIr guest. James McNally. Mr.. Nem
himself and Mrs. Nelf We're all still
suffering from the effects of the aneS-
thrtic.
The burglars entered the Neff house
by raising ladders to second-st DRY
WindoW. Entrance was secured by cut
ting or"n the screen.
The n"lice say that from foot tracks
III H." garden il is evident that several
persons were concerned i'll the affair. 1t
| is believed that the occupants of the
house were chloroformed simultaneous
~.
Mr.. NtT did not awake until two
hours after his usual time. He stag
grrcd and fell to the floor when he
tried to walk. The odor of chlorOform
was strong in the room. He tried to
| awaken his wife. but did not succeed
ills efforts to arouse his daughter and
til" guest met with the same result
| Mr.. Neif FASTENED for n physician and
| ~ the same time notified the police.
Miss Nei; and Mr.. McNaIly soon re-
| sponded to heroic treatment, but the
mother remained under the influence of
| IN" chlorn!orm for AT least two hours
There is no clew to the identity of the
! burglars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
NEW RULE OR NO RACE,
Sir Thomas Upton Insists on New
Method of Measurement.

| Glasgow, Aug. 13-Alfred Mylne of
! Glasgow, whom Sir Thomas Upton has
! favored as his choice for designer of
| the next America cup challenger, will
| having nothing to do with designing a
| boat for Sir Thomas Upton under the
! existing rules governing the matches for
| the cup.
| This was his dictum on being ap-
preached by Sir Thomas Upton.
William Fife. who designed the Sham
| rock and Shamrock III. is believed to
he Of the same mind so in the event
II Upton ana Fife becoming friends
again-which is NOT impossible to i'm
aC'ine-no further experimenting along
the old line; may be expected from the
foremost Scottish designer
1t is clear that Sir Thomas and his
advisers are on the eve Of another con-
sutation regarding the America cup,
and the outcome of their delibera tons
can lie foreseen.
1t probably will be ntmated to the
New York Yacht Club that Sir Thomas
is prepared to build TO the new measure
ment rule. which produces a sane and
wholesome type of boat, but that he Will
never challenge again under the existing
rules
The onus Of subsequent events will.
therefore. rest on the executive OF the
defending club
On the receipt of a favorable reply, but
not till then. Upton will proceed to fix on
a designer.
Should the New York club decline to en-
t"rtain Sir Thomas suggestion, then il
is all off So far as Sir Thomas is con
ccrned.
Others beside Upton are ready to chal-
Ienge should the New York club yield
the point of using its present rule for
measuring the boats. Kenneth NJ. Clark
one Of the best SportSmen on the Clyde.
is willing to step into the breach under
favorng circumstances. but this, Of
course. would be only on the retirement
from the field OF Sir Thomas Upton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
New Orleans, Sunday, 50
New Cases, Il Deaths.
Heavy Increase Beginning to
Show in the Death Rate.
Screening and Fumlgating Work Being
0rganiled---6i Swing Good Results.

New Orleans, Aug. 3-Following is
he official yellow fever record IN to G
=. NJ, today:
New cases. today, so: total cases to
date, 963.
Deaths, today, ~; total deaths, to
date, l54.
New disease centers discovered, today
IA; total disease centers. to date, 202.
Cases under treatment. 343.
The. heavy increase in the number Of
yellow fever cases which began four or
five days ago, is beginning to show in
the death list. which can be expected to
grow steadily for the next few days.
The number Of new cases, today, seems
small in comparison with yesterdays
record. but il is really 10 short. as that
number of cases were turned in by an
Inspector just after the hour Of closing
the report. These will figure in tomor-
rows report.
Surgeon White, today, made change
in his organization by which he hopes
to accomplish results much quicker.
The funligation and screening work
was all done by a central department
under DR.. Gessner which sent squads
W. vi io'ihNrtioi VI tdStS ny RIlSSl-
clans. This AFTERNOON, DR.. White as
Sembed all of his subordinates in con-
ference and decided to place the SCREEN
ing and fumigating work under the
several district headquarters.
Assistant Surgeon Corpul has just
concluded a thorough investigation of
conditions in Algiers, that part of New
Orleans on the vest banks of the Mis-
sissiDpi river. He reported. today, that
he had found not a single suspicious
case, which indicates that the prompt
steps taken to screen and fumigate the
original cases have been effective in
preventing a spread. The great cause
OF the spread has been the concealment
of cases and the change of residence of
peap,e who have been infected.
Patterson, the largest center of in
lection outside of the city, reports three
new cases, today. and the first death
They have had 80 cases there so far.
AT Hon Ami in Calcasieu parish
there is only one case.
At the detention camp near Tallulah
in Madison parish there are two cases
Assistant Surgeon Ferry has passed
the crisis in his attack of fever and i;
new conValascent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
IN CRITICAL STATE.
Young PASSPORT Girl Badly Burned by
Oil Lamp Explosion.

Passport, Me. Aug. l3.-MiSs Edith
Anderson, the l1-year-old daughter Of
Capt Augustus Anderson, one of the
Quoddy boatmen. was seriously burned
Friday. at her home III the southern
part Of the city. Her parents We're away
and She WAS keeping house With a girl
relative and looking after an infant Sis
ter
In warming some milk for the child
Edith used a small Kerosene lamp on
which she placed Il dish.
While waiting for the milk to warm
she went to sleep, but VAS aroused bN
the explosion Of the lamp. and in trying
to extinguish the blaze hrr night clothes
caught hre.
Her cries of pain brought her cousin
to the scene ana the latter used PAL
II water in putting out the flames.
Ur H. " Jonas was quickly called
and rendered all possible aid. but The
girl was trightfIlly burned about he'
body legs and arms.
Her face was not injured. but she ioS
most of her hair. aud IS I'm a critica
condition and suffering considerable
pain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
FOR DISSOLUTION.
Norway Votes Almost
Unanimously That Way.
About $4,000 Votes Cast,
with tess Than 1000 Noes,
= y - -
jl,mast Eniknsiasm ThIAnghOuf c()uniTv
Utmost Enthusiasm Throughout Country
Result Exceeds Expectations.

ChriStiania Aug. 13.-The NOrWegiall
people in Il referendum taken, today
pronounced in favor Of the dissolution
If the union with Sweden with rcmal II
able though not unexpected unanimity
OF 450, 600 voters. 800. cast ballots
While The fun result will not be
known for some hours. up To Midnight
showed that about one person in 3000
voted against the dissolution.
There were Sccres Of the greatest en-
thusiaSm everywhere Thousands al
women who did not have the right Of
franchise signed petitions in the streets
for the dissolution. In Christiania and
other cities. the total population turned
out, every one wearing long streamers
of the national colors and pictures of
Premier MicEaelsen.
One Of the members Of the cabinet
said to The Associated Press. tonight !:
The result SurpaSseS the most san
guine expectations. The next official
steps will be taken after the storthinc
meets on Aug. Il. when Immediately
the result Of the plcbiecitc will be
communicated to Sweden through the
Swedish cabinet and the Riksdag The
sSl'HlilllS VIII repeat lnt request iildt
the Riks,laG declare the Riksakt in OPP
erative and the union dissolved. The
Storthing will also express 4 willing
ne IS to negotiate concerning the points
of tie dissolution. 1t is the earnest
desire of Norway to conclude the dis
solution amcably. Norway will never
retract bur everything will be done to
meet the wishes % Sweden in other
directions.
If peace depends upon aboliShing the
forts they will be abolished. Norway
must remain Il monarchy; the people
DO not desire q republic"
AT midnight, reports from 11G places
showed a vote of 9I,935 for and -
against dissolution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
A SILLY LIE
Is What Lodge Says OF Reported Break
With the President

Oyster Bay. y. Y. Aug. Ex-senator
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massac husetts
who landed in New York late Saturday
afternoon. from a European trip. IS a
guest Of President Roosevelt at Saga
more hi.
Sena tor Lodge went abroad about
three months ago. shortly after the SEN
ate had concluded its spring session II
was announced at the time Of his de
parture that he was taking the trip
merely for recreation and rest: tut il
is known fhat while he was in Great
Britain and France he conferred with
eminent statesmen and officials of those
countries
When he arrived in the harbor, Satur-
day, he received a message from the
President inviting him to visit hm at
Sycamore Hin and in response he arrived
here at 75S. He was conveyed to the
Presidents house in carriage that had
been sent by the President for him.
Il landed in New York this afternoon
al 49, said Senator Lodge as he alight
ed from the train Il came over on the
Cedric. intending to go directly to my
home in Nahant, but concluded to come
here at once and thus save a trip back.
No" said ne, in response to an in
quiry. my trip abroad had no official
significance. | went purely for recrea
ton. ] expect to go to Nahant. sun
day, and probably will remain there for
some time"
The senator was anxious To learn the
latest news from the peace conference
at Portsmouth. as he had heard nothing
of the negotiations for a week.
II has been reported that the senator.
who was President Roosevelt's closest
friend and firm supporter and defender
had become estranged from him and
would not visit Oyster Bay this year
The question was put direct to SEN
ator Lodge He was asked if the Presi-
dent and he We're estranged.
Such report" answered Senator
Lodge. lis a lie; any report to that eff
feet is but a silly lie. There Is abso-
mtely nothing in such a story. Before
the Cedric reached her pier | received
from the President message inviting
me to call on him. and | am going TO
Oyster Bay as soon as possible, probably
tonight"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-14
ssRvtAN CABINET RESIGNS.
Kinu Peter Calls M. DavidoVlcs to
Form a New Ministry.

Belgrade, SerViI. Aug. 12.-The cabi-
net Of NJ. Stojnovich. which succeeded
that of NJ. Pasios. having carried
through the general elections and in
stalled NJ. Davidovirs. a member Of
the government party and formerly
minister of education as president OF
the Skuptschina, considered its mis-
sion ended and. Saturday. handed its
resignation to King Peter who accept
ed il.
The King summoned NJ. DavidoVics
to the palace for consultation and lat
er newly constructed cabinet was
ANNOUNCED as follows:
Premier and mil .Ster of education.
NJ. Stojanovich; minister Of foreign ;.f-
fairs, NJ. Znjvics; minister Of the in
terror. NJ. Pavitsoyics; minister 81
commerce. NJ. Dr2shkovics; minister ot
Justice. NJ. Petsics. minister Of war.
NJ. Colantonics: minister of public
works. NJ Todorovics; minister Of
finance, NJ. MarkoViCS.