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New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
MAYOR SIGNS FREE COLLEGE BILL.
Does Not Promise, However, to Back Plan
in Board of Estimate.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday signed the bill.
drafted by Edward NJ. Grout. which empowers the
BOARD of Estimate TO aid in the establishment and
maintenance of a free college in Brooklyn 1t
does not in any way compel the city to maintain
the college
In the memorandum accompanying the bill Mayor
Mcclellan explains that his approval of the bill
should not be taken an indication OF the action
pration IS made to the Board of Estimate
The MAYOR saws he believes that the matter
should he left in the hands of commission of edu-
cational experts and competent business men, and
that before the citv makes arrangements for the
establishment of another free college it should be
sure that IL is we'll equipped with institutions for
fundamental training.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ANXIETY IN eRITAIN RELIEVED.

London. May S-A dispatch to a news agency
frcr Gibraltar to-day. saying that the British
Atlantic feet. which sailed for the island Of
Madeira last week, had suddenly been recalled
to Gibraltar caused a shortlived sensation this
afternoon. The public unable to under
stand why such display Of force suggested
by this telegram was necessary If the Sultan Of
Turkey alone was in opposition to Great Britain.
Inquiry at the Admiralty showed that the re-
turn Of the fleet was merely to honor Queen
Alexandra her arrival at Gibraltar from
Naples.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

APAa,s7o3 SA,.s-cS s93sny NaZ leoa a, rs r-.as.s
e his late rssldslee. GEseuWich Conn, o wea1estay
Gans Central Ds5S, q 3 n Busi ss s eo1vsasass .
RAIDwIN-on Monday. May 2. laos az her a,s r.-s-
@enSe 40 FaTrsgut Place. NoETistOWn ~ J.. sfary
BadSi5 ~ @ @as9ssr g g thf = 9ss & lsa9a az Arn Ss9
SasT2l R services ass at her late rssidsnes mus
BEII'IAN-SIay lso az residence o. Os son n salss
So: Gsorse W. BsTran. O Buona vista. Col. ssss .
BRAGAW-on May 2 leos EiIsn Brassw. N her ansh
Slon SSssl & 4Om her late rssiasase e er9nd sirse,
$50 .. m Relatives ana friends invited
BEIDGEs-At her home IN westaeld n T. Tuesday.
private in'eTshi IN Mount Auburn i ca5ssdz siSss
2SsS5.1. gsmsuSdsny On sunday Nay Iooe lais
o. his ase. Morton David Bogus beloved hus5Sns 81
Nar 5s P BosSs snd son @ the late GeoTss Chase ane
ayTaoath Church oEanse g. Henry BIooEyn
weed a. eonvs6isics Of family Il Is Tsquqsstss tiss
papers please copy.
CI5AsEAt her residence a. Dsahsu Mass on Nrunasy
a1S S:SrR1sr s ~ eSs ~ SS & q gsS5Ss hss1S sass
TSi. SSn; SSs 8 tneFoi sssvess vi. Be hsd at s.
an ''''- On iHol'''s' AaS ~ az li'is
CoL1,sEr-As osslnins n r. May :. PhHsnder cous-s
10. oelocE nom Ms late Te-idenoe No q .sirs
Chsutauqua, n Y.
coNELINon Monday. Nay 1eos. Navy T. Rsss uif.
Q nlfleS = SonAlls Funeral Ihv5dzy. May 10 az
Fiatbush. Brooklyn. n. T.
FORD Suddenly. At saranac Lake. N r, ". HoUIans
Ford Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GALLAHER-At her residence at 1Eontrose n Y. Nav
8 1eos. Phg6e IuttIe Gallaher. Funerai as ths Ps-
at O'clock p m. Relatives ana friends are invited
soTS cSarss Eg'osRy os ,,. May la 100 . The wlSs
Notice OF funeral hereafter
INGRAHAN- suddenly after a Hn4.r,n~ UIn.-. .e M
ey S5y S SS0Ssae; aS on Nay Edyh NsWeomb InyIaha
Florence W. NewcOmb Of New YORK =
JoEiNsoN-On May her residence IN spuytsn pzy-
I5Sac a IS Jon lily Jane p Johnson widow q The ete
lowers I "'Dne'o'y' Nay at residence kindly OMIT
o.cocI SIocq o. Emma L Fg9eEal On WesnSsasy a
John c. Citing. No. lO2 West iSist street..
LEwIson Monday May = Ellen Lewis beloved wife a
Altrea F. in her sSd year. Funeral services thursday.
NrCREA-At PIainasId- n ]. on Ts.ss.v- Nav 8 1apa
1s,l Charles MsSTsa r. only son o. the Rev A. G aaa
, hIaa ~ =; AcGTea. asSG years 2 Heashs 5 Funeral
nus % P2iRaeId y J. arrival q the 1;2O tEai1 fToa
road Of New Jersey. Friday. May II.
MEIGs-on sunday. May g 1ooa. his residence 30.
aSed es yesr- FuS1ai 81 ySssSs.5S G S ,SS s g,
S[angs Veisy Co1sTesational Church. Ishand ave. az
via D. L & ". r. r.. at 1:sO
REnlsEN-on May 2. 1908. suddenly OF pneunonis.
5nosnlx' tr second son OF PhoniN and Louisa Wassts-
At 10 O'Clock. May o
sP%oTTIEEon % Tuesday April "a looa at Las Azsslss
Cal Captain Victor e spottler Z: s A Tstirsdl,
years FuneTel services win Be held a. the Tcrlacs
Thursday. May 10 at $50 p. m
WARREN-At her residence. No ss NfadIson ave. On
MONDAY Nay leO Mary Louisa. daughter of the late
vices and ntsrsnt a. ST. Marks Church. "a ave ana
kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
WS6S9sgadfnl SS.c5oSg On Sunday ,ay his rssdes
hs aEe 1nsIs ~ Al a f5m 5 MooG S e tss 81 year @
May 8. at l2 o'clock inteTmsat ESsrsrssns.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
OBITUARY..
HENRY J. puNHAm.

PittsAeld, Mass. May s.-Henry J. Dunham. a
veteran Berkshire lawyer. dropped dead from heart
disease while walking from his home to trolley
car this morning
Mr.. Durham was seveuty-four years o.j. For
forty-six years he was member Of the Berkshire
bar. being at one time partner Of Jonathan p.
Field Of Stockbridge. He was Assistant United
States Revenue Collector for several years, chalr
man Of the board OF Selectmen Of Stockbr1dge Tor
seventeen years and treasurer Of the StockDrtdge
Savings Bank for a number OF years. he moved
20 Pittsheld about ten years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PAcHA MURDERS TRIPou CHIEF.

Constantnople May s.-Medjim Eddin Bey. proc
Urstor general Of the vilayet of Tripou. North
Africa. has been murdered by Ali Shamyl Pacha.
former military governor Of Scutari. suburb OF
this city. According the reports received here.
All shamyl. who is a Kurdish chief and re-
Gently eXed TO Tripcli on the charge of being
Concerned in the murder Of Redvan Pacha, at Con-
tt,ahllnople, was undergoing an examination when
e suddenly rushed upon the procurator general,
S1ed his teeth his throat and held like bull
aog until his victim throttled to death.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FIRED FIRST SHOT AT MANILA"

Nicholas D Moylan. who said he fired the first
sno in the battle OF Manila Bay died last Friday
a. St Josephs Hospital for Consumptives, The
bronx. from consumption. contracted while in the
philippines. He enlisted in the navy two years
before the war with Spain. and assigned TO
lie Asiatie feet under Dewey. He was aboard
ne Raleigh when the feet sailed into Manila Bay
When the order was given 10 fire. Moylan was
se first 10 respond to the order. he often boasted
e was taken ill soon after the war ended and
removed 70 this city. Serious complications set
y and his disease finally developed into consump-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BOXES SOLD FOR GILMORE MEMORIAL

The auction sale OF boxes for the big Patrick
Gilmore memorial concert next week took place
yesterday at DelmonicO's Over thirty Of the
boxes were sold. at good prices. The Friendly Sons
Of St. Patrick paid premium Of 500 for one box
Other premiums and purchasers were John d
Crimmins, 500: E. G. Gilmore. 500; James s
Coleman. 800; Tony Pastor. Soo. and Victor Her
The remaining boxes are on sale at the Garden.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
COLLEGE soY MARRIEs CHORUS GIRL.

Marie Hammett, one Of the show girls in The
Social Whirl" at the Casino. is now the wife OF
Tale senior. Miss Hammett did not show UP az
tie Casino Monday but yesterday she appeared
and explained her absence to the manager l
vent 10 Hartford Sunday 10 be married. she s&a1a. &
ana I just could not get back IN time Inc Inc
bridegroom was Edward COpps Yale. O6 Has nome
g a Rutland. VI. The ceremony was perloIFeea e at
Hartford by The Rev. e. II. GOoddel. AEs- opl5S
has netllrned 10 tlle cest of The Social WHITE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who VIII sail to-day for
Liverpool on the Baltic are:
y RaUantIne W. J. Orr
Mr. and Mrs Richard Ben Robert Moore.
nett J. - Rogers
Hraese Count WaTde.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Cassatt Mrs, Buchanan winthrop.
Mrs. J. W. Gerard. 81 Miss Alice L. Irask-
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Antwerp
on the KroOnland were:
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice En- Mrs Giles g Mitchell -
right. Mr.. and MTs. Edward H.
Oscar H. Falk. Ozmun 80,
Mrs ~. p Rust. Mr.. and ATs. p 3 heat-
Those who sailed for Liverpool yesterday on
the Carmania were:
Sir Alexander H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Dun
and Lady Brown can
Major and Mrs c. ". MI and Mrs. G Crosby
AL Thompson
wr ana Mrs w s. Kuhn zfT and HfTs L C. LsdyaEd.
Ms. Edward II. johnson.
The cabin list of the Rhyndam, which sails to-
day for Rotterdam. includes:
Ngr ana Nrs Roger s. G. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Golden
BOnten- Deartn-
KrayenhOf de Leur way
Mrs. Robert H. Thompson Ar. ana MS E. Nouneheart
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
THANKS FROM NINE. sEmBRlcH.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Will you kindly help me 90 express my great
gratitude 70 the good people who responded so hh-
orally TO my appeal in behalf OF the chorus and
orchestra Of the opera az the recital this after
noon7 feel that my thanks are due to them all;
but they are so many that cannot address each
one personally as I should like 20 do There
fore, take this means OF speaking 20 them Let
me add the thanks Of those who are 70 beneht
from the public generosity. Gratefully yours.
MARCELLA sE1TBRICH.
Hotel Savoy. New York. May 8. 1s0s
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ARABS ANGRY At TURKEY
Strip of Land on Egyptian Frontier
Formally Annercd.

GAIA, Syria, May s.-A strip of land along the
Syro- Egyptian frontier. from the coast east
ward. having an area of over one hundred thou
sand square miles, which for many years has
been regarded as the territory OF the Bedouins,
has recently been formally added to the domains
of the Sultan Of Turkey, resulting in great irri-
taton among the Arabs.
The strip of land which seems to compiicate the
difficulties between Egypt and Turkey has been
called GAIA, after the town of Gaza or Ghuzzeh. of
which Samson carried away the gates: In the
course Of time it has been in the hands of the
AsSyrians. Egyptians, Greeks Romans, Arabs.
Turks. and in 1893 Of the French. 1t now belongs
to Turkey, but has been neglected. The country
once had prosperous trade in barley. and the
town of GAIA was the market where the Bedouins
revive the old agricultural prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

The Shuberts announced yesterday a scale of
sunnmer prices for the engagement Of De Wolf
Hopper in "Happyland" at the Majestic Theatre
This alteration in the present schedule puts all the
orchestra seats at 81 both at matinee and evening
performance This is lower rate than has ever be-
fore prevailed for an engagement of Mr.. Hopper in
New York. Its adoption seems TO the stay
OF the De Wolf Hopper Opera Company at the
Majestic Theatre throughout the summer During
the engagement there viii be revivals oc wang"
and 'Ei CaDtan.'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY ELECTS.

The following officers were elected at meetihs
OF the Municipal Art Society last night; Charles
2. Lamb. president: William 7. Evans irst vice
PRESIDENT: John J. Boyle. second vice-pFesioeill'
George F. Noidlinger. treasurer; William Maitoh'
seeretary. and Nelson S. Spencer. counsel Il va 5
seeded 70 take I'd the matter OF the hocha.,Ls
Beach Park with special reference for summer
resort for the city's poor.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Actors Fund Elects Oficers-CasinO Com
panY To Be Kept Intact

The twenty-ffth annual meeting of the Actors
Fund Of America took place yesterday morning at
the Savoy Theatre for the election Of officers and
the transaction of other business Of the fund for
the coming year. This list of officers unani-
rnouslv elected: President. Daniel Frohman: first
vice-president Joseph r. Grismer: second vice.
president Antonio Pastor; treasurer Henry B.
Harris; secretary. Frank Mckee; trustees for two
years Al Hayman F. F. Mackay. William H
Hopper Thomas McGrath and ALI Hayman; for
unexpired term of Henry B. Harris. Ralph Del
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TO BUILD NEW THEATRE IN HARLEM.

A corporation TO be known the William J.
Kelly Realty Company. Of which William j. Kelly
the star at the Harlem Opera House. is 10 be the
president; Edward Kelly. his brother. the treas
urer, and Bernard Kelly. another brother. the sec
retary Is being formed The company Is negotiating
for several lots on l25th street; near Eighth ave
nue.. and expects close the deal within a week
As soon these negotiations completed work
will begin theatre there to be called the
William J. Kelly Opera House. II Is expected 10
have the new theatre ready tor opening on Monday
November s
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
OPENING OF PARADISE ROOF GARDEN

Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden will open
for the summer season on Monday. June T. The
policy OF last season will be resumed and there
will be daily matinees in the Victoria Theatre
while the night performance will be given on the
roof A number OF European specialties have been
engaged for the opening weeks. and other foreign
roveltes will TOD the bills throughout the SUMMER
The roof garden will be entirely renovated, and the
Qlass inclosure constructed TO afford shelter in
case of sudden storm.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FISHING BILL PASSED AT ST. JOHNS.

Ct Johns y F. May S.-The upper house OF
she Colonial Legislature unanimously passed the
,sse'7ra had already passed the lower house
Tho British warship Brilliant arrived here 20
say from Portsmouth to patrol the western % shoIe
1reTa American and French fishermen operate
under treaty rights
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
A HINT FROM LORD CHARLES.
Unable to Pay Visit Of Ceremony, Owing to
Expectation of Service Orders.

Athens. May s.-vice-Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford. commander Of the British feet assem-
bled at the Piraus. to-day sent his card to the
Greek Minister of Marine, with an expression Of
regret that he was not able to call in person, but
must stay on board ship. he was expecting
service orders from England, which might ar
rive at any moment
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PROMINENT PORTO RIcAN DROWNED.

san Juan. P. r. May s.-Felipe Cuebas, collector
q customs was drowned to-day in Mayaguez Har-
bor. He was a prominent Porto Rican politician
and planter ard suffered prosecutions in Spanish
times on account Of his advocacy Of American In
Etitutions He was commission merchant in New
York for many years
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CRAND-Captain W. F. Martin. L. S. A AS
TOR-Dr e. Gappion, Lima. Peru; Professor w
Durpresen, Berlin. BELMONT-Hen H. Rogers
MAYOR George B. Mcclellan, ex-Congressman Ben
jamin L. FalrchiId Mount Vernon; Urey Woodson.
OwensbOro KY; c. M. Upson. waterbury conn
Lowell Elmira. GOTHAM-Robert 9. Allen. De
troit; Joseph T Drake Boston. .1O11LAND-L0u
F. Payne Chatham IMPERlAlx-BenJamln y:
McC7ee, assistant paymaster. U. S. N; PARk
e. S. A. WALDORF-ASTORIA-J. N. Beckley'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PLOT TO KILL CACEREs.
Arrest in santO DOmingO-shOts Exchanged
Near City.

santo Domingto May SIT became known TO-
dav that the authorities discovered on May z
plot to assassinate President Caceres as he was
leaving the theatre. Several arrests have been
made H..
Shots we're exchanged last night near TINS city
berween Rural Guards and supposed revoluuon-
lists All is calm this morning
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Hotel Savoy,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
NEW ZEALAND TO OWN STEAMERS.

Victoria. b c.. May s-Advices received on the
steamer Naheno from New Zealand say that
Premier Seldom has announced plan for state
owned line oE vessels 10 carry New Zealand produce
- england The Premier is quoted saying that
= Combination of American shipowners was lnJurlng
New Zealand trade
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
WILL SUE ALL GERMANY, He SAYS.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

fBy Telegraph to The TTibunel
Richmond. Va, May S.-August Kreuss, re-
Gently Of the German army. who alleges that he
was struck by his captain. is preparing, accord
ing to his assertion. to sue captain, company,
re0in,ent battalion Emperor and nation Tor
manages aggregatIng 50000000 marks.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
eoRkYs ExTRADITIoN MAY BE ASKED

MOSCOW, May SIN addition to the accuse.
tion against Maxim Gorky of engaging in po-
ltical propaganda, the procurator has charged
him with participating in the December upris-
ing here 1t is rumored that his extradition
from the United States will be asked
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
SUIT FOR "Doc" BROWN EXPENSES.

Ex-senator William J. LaRoche has fled a claim
against the city for $3.50 s5 which he says he ad-
vanced that the notorious Doc Brown might be
brought from Chicago to New York. and threatens
to bring suit for the amount IL the claim Is not
allowed.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
GENERAL a. Il. PAeET PROMOTED.

London May s-Among the promotions gazetted
tonight is that of Major General Arthur Henry
Paget, to be lieutenant general. His wife Mary
Stevens. daughter of the late Paren Stevens. Of
Nay4y YOPx
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
COUNT IGNATIEFF ALIVE.
General Reported Killed at Kief
Nozc in St. Petersburg.

St Petersburg. May s.-There is no founda-
ton for the report telegraphed from Kieff to-day
that General Count Alexis Ignatieff had been
assassinated. General Ignatieff is in ST. Peters
burg tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Local Ofaclnl ReeorG.-The following oflcial record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes In the
erperature for the last twentyfour In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;

Highest temperature yesterday 90 degrees lowest es
for corresponding date last year
average for corresponding date last tSntyve years ~
To-day showers. followed BY taiF als
cooler Thursday Gag; fresh brisk southwest % wes'
winds
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
nv Teleqranh - The Tribune. /

IBy Telegraph The Trbunel
Chicago May s.-Victor E. Freeman and Rufus
A. Evans are wanted by the Chicago police for
embezzling $4,000. Freeman and Evans alleged
to have induced Mrs Elise Moody to invest $4,000
in timber land in Virginia. She charged that she
had been swtndled and the money never invested.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
run rE1rplloNrs a NUIsANCE.

TWO TELIpHONEs HLEaA-sNE1.
The cbject OF the telephone is 10 bring people To-
getheF Two systems separate them. To secure
fun service one must put up with double charges
ana Fan Internal nuisance"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

The company now playing The Social Whirl" at
the Casino will be kept intact. and will be known
as the Casino company When it goes on the road
il will appear under this name. but for the most
part il will kept here IL is said, presenting
musical comedies from time to time.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washngton. May s.
The weather continues fair and cool In all parts OF the
country except lake region the middle Mississippi and
Ohio valleys light rains have fallen result Of
the rapid eastward movement of depression that is
central tonight eastern Lake Huron An area OF
high pressure Of considerable magnitude has overspre
the Missouri VALLEY In the twentyfour hours and
..rsad fall IN temperature throughout the middle Mis-
sssippi Valley and IN the plains states.
The lake region disturbances will pass down the 81.
7 Valley wednesday and cause showers in New
FnSand and Eastern York. Elsewhere fair weather
both Wednesday and Thursday IL will be
cooler Wednesday the Middle Atlantic States and the
S. ,ste reTion and temperature will continue 10
se IN the Rocky Mountain region the plains states and
the middle upper MISSISSIPPI veileys,
winds New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts Will 10 fresh possibly brisk southwest shifting TO
south Atlantic Coast fresh SOUTH becoming
1Test C;nf Coast fresh snd variable on the lower
lakes brisk high northwest upper aAes "esh hOth-
o. r-,,ro,a,, Do-t, I'm
.s Sresb EouhVest winds and occasional showers TO
Great Banks.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
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man. OF san Francisco 10 Mr.. Arnold W. BFuner. %
New York
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be indorsed
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New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ORDER RESTORED IN eUADELoUPE.

Fort de France, Martinique, May Sine
r-.ncb cruiser Jurien de la Graviere has re-
,r.es here from Guadeloupe. All is quiet in the
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
CFHIFTERIFS.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from GrsrE Cen
trail station webster and jerome Avenue eroleys and
oy carriage Lots Sl25 Telephone 4s55 Grausrcy
Tor Book OF Views representative
once. 20 East gard ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
UNDFRTAKFRS

FRANK e. CAMPBELL Co. asI-s WEST ssRD ST.
World Known Funeral ChaDels- Tel 1884 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt the world -vide-knoUn und.r-
teker only place OF business. Sth Ave. and leth
St; largest in the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EoPEcAsT FOR SPECIAL. LOCALiTTES.-For New

FORECAST FOR SPECIAL. LocALiTIEs.-F0r Ne"
,,I byvsrs 70 day; Thursday fair and cooler. brisk
-ose,b,,- b,gb southwest shifting west winds
Fer Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
-, ana delaware showers followed by fair and
SooeT to-day; Thursday fair fresh to brisk southwest %
west winds. ,r..,.,a .So,,o-, A.,
earg morning. followed by fair and cooler to-day Ihurs-
dayf WINDS.
For Western New York Western PeInsylvanla IeF ana
colder to-day; Thursday fair brisK northwest "iHO'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
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pr. 0fto, president q th4 Sim mons National bank letf Thursday for Chra2u Oh | business trip and VIII br absent several days.
 Miss Carrie Bocase the beautiful of Nf and Ms E. ". Ro- ca4o. t- tine s4oz5 Of hel aunt. Mrs. tiror2n Rod2ea- .et# Iittie Rock
 Mrs. x. ( Lowr., who has been quite i'll for some inn" past. was re ported WJE.r Thursday and her c0H- dtiou i re4arded as being critical.