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Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-FEED was
an moderate supply and steady. with q
fair demand. We quote; on spot. winter
bran. IN bulk. s22a2250, and spring In sacks
SO. .25a22I5
BALED HAY AND sTRAw-Demand
for hay was light, and the market was
weak under free offerings Straw was in
fair request and steady. We quote
Timothy Hay-No. 1, large bales Sl9a1s50
No. l. small bsles tis; No. 2, sl7.ais; No
musty. stained, etc. nominal. Clover
Mixed Hay-No. I. sieal7; No. ?, sifai5
straw-No /. straight rye. fl3al3.50; No. 2,
stra Rht rye. ti2al2.o.
EGGS-Strictly fine stock was In small
supply and firm. but the market was III.
crafty stocked with medium and poor
eggs. which we're dull and irregular. We
Nearby. firsts. IN free cases. 1sikc: cur
rent receipts. In returnable crates lIhc;
Western average, best receipts, IN free
cases iskc: Western, fair to good. 16a17ho
Southern. 1f1sai61hc; re-crated eggs, 2o1t
GFEEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
-Raspborrles. red. per pint 4a6c. Black
berries Jersey. per quart. Ease; black-
berries Delaware and Maryland, per
quart, 6a7ci currants. New York, large.
ber quart 11ai2c currants. New York.
small Der quart. 9aiOc; Gooseberries. Deia
ware and Maryland. per quart l0a12c;
Fucileberries. N c.. per quart. Sai0c
huckleberries Jersey, per quart, 10a12c;
cherries, per pound. sa10c; watermelons
Florida. per car si50as0O: Peaches. Geor.
gia. per crate Elberta, S1.50a20; other
varieties sl.0Oa2O0; Cantaloupes. Georgia
per crate, SfO0a200; centaloupes, North
Carolina. per crate. Sl50a2.25; Oranges
csiifornia. per box ss5Oas 50; lemons, per
box. ss7sa450; grape fruit. California. per
crate. s250a350. Jersey white potatoes
prime. per basket. 40c; culls. per basket
1saa0e. Southern potatoes. per barrel
No ], N75a20o' medium. sioOai IS;
culls 60a75c: sweet potatoes, N. c., per
barrel s450a500: onions. Del. Nd. and Va
per h-barfel basket si50a175. Egg plant,
FLORIDA. per box. s175a200; .esE plant NJ
c.. per h-barrel basket. H.75a200; egg
plant. Jersey. per 5-S-bushel basket si.o0
al. .25: cucumbers. Norfolk. per bushel bas-
ket 40a5oc; ,cueumbersc Norfolk per bar
rel S00a90o
POULTRY-I.lve, fowls. 14isa15ikc; old
roostsrs. lie: spring chickens. as 70 quail
ity 17afoc. ducks. 13a14c pigeons, old per
pair, 2aa25c; pigeons, young. per pair.
DPEssED-Fresh killed fowls. choice
1skc: fair to good tikai5c: old roosters.
DIV ricked t1c brolier nearby. weighing
1Aa2it pounds each 22a2ic brollers. west
ern weigh ng lAa2A pounds each, 1sa20c.
broilers Western. smaller sizes, 16ai7c'
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
POLICE TAKE MAN
WITH SIC CHECK
Offered II TO Boarding House
Proprietor, and Leads to
Arrest

A man giving the name Of James
Smith called at the boarding house
OF Mrs. Wiley at No. 216 West Ninth
street this morning and expressed his
desire TO engage board there. After
talking ovr arrangements with Mrs.
Wiley he asked her to loan him 81
on check for SIC which he rendered
her. Mrs. Wiley became suspicious.
however. and declined to cash the
check or lend money on 1t. Smith
then left
Thomas Mechem. who happened to
be at the house. notified the police sta
tion Of the incident. and DeteNive
Gillis and Mr.. Mechem went to French
street station while Operator Harkins
started along Market street to look
for the man with the check Ohicer
Harkins has a description of the man,
and arrested him at Sixth and Market
streets. lie had the check In his pocket
when searched by Captain Evans The
check was signed Charles Brady and
was made in favor OF James smith, the
latter being the name the man gave tc
the police.
Detective Gillis and Mr. Mechem
called at Central Bank. on which the
check was drawn. and were informed
that there was no account in the name
OF Charles Brady there.
The police also have a complaint ol
an attempt made to pass a check upor
another boarding house proprietor IN
the neighborhood OF Mrs. Wiley
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
We Sell the Invisible Bifoosl,
cubberly, 824 Market Street."
cattl's Band Makes Ala.

Gattrs Royal Marine Band made a
decided hit at Brandywine Springs
Park az the opening concert yesterday
thereby adding TO the already estab-
lished reputation OF this excellent or
gani2ation Almost every number was
encored by the large crowds assembled
IN the enclosure and the patrons Of
the park were loud in their praise for
the excellent program interpreted by
the artistic leader and men. To-day
begins the novelty in the form Of local
talent as represented BY the pupils Of
the Wilmington Turngemeinde under
the direction of Professor Otto Goepel.
The exercises viii be given every after
noon and evening during the week and
consist of drills and tableaux by the
Juniors and athletic exercises by the
Seniors. These exercises will be given
from the band stand supported by
Gattrs band. On next Thursday the
Concessionaires celebrate their annual
Chlldren's day and arrangements have
been made for the children to have
their usual free day sports. A coupon
Will be found in the advertising column
Of this paper and any child cutting II
out and bringing TO this office viii be
awarded a free pass for the several
large amusements on that day, good be-
tween the hours Of $50 a. m. and 1880
p. IN. In addition General Manager
Crook will arrange for all the conduc-
tors on the Spring Lines up to noon
on Thursday to give each child one
coupon ticket covering the same free
entertainment
Evening journal., 1907-08-05

IN the field OF Invention. over which
thousands have trodden. there stlll
seems to be nm never ending chain
of investigation and achievements. No
particular part OF the field is crowd
ed That's the common condition due
TO the demand for something new In
the accompanying sketch Is one OF the
many inventions OF Thomas +. Me-
E,1lly. the well-known real estate man
OF this city whose ONCE is ot S23
west Fourth street. Mr.. Nc
Evilly finds time not only to explore
the Invention iield. but TO sell and buy
real estate as well. The invention is
called the Economic Steamer and
Broiler." ana u say that II nlls a long
needed condition Is 10 say little.
In the shown drawings. Figure
is q vertical sectional view showing
the inner vessels IN their raised posi-
tion in dotted lines. Figure Is view
IN perspective, showing the inner vessel
locked IN It's raised position, the boil
Or and inner pot being omitted.
The objects OF the invention are TO
provide means, whereby, articles cook
ed may be thoroughly strained before
removal from the pot and without dan-
ger Of scalding the operator. In this
hlonc the invention Is boom to house,
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
MAY INVOLVE
ROCKEFELLER

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire
CHICAGO. August 5.--whether John
d. Rockefeller and his millionaire as
sociates will be indicted for alleged
conspiracy to do unlawful acts rests
with the Federal grand jury. The gov
ernment prosecutors say they cannot
discuss the probable action Of the jury
as to the high railroad officials and
principals in the oil corporation. 1t is
entirely within the power Of the Jury
to vote true bills or no bills" against
persons who may be adduced. Wit
nesses will be summoned to testify as
to their knowledge concerning acts of
the magnates which may render them
liable to fines and imprisonment.
Those who are familiar with the
present determination of Judge Lands
do not doubt but that any one convict
ed under the act In his court will be
sent to prison.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
GIRL ABDUCTED
EY THREE MEN

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--Dctectives were
rushed out to-day TO Investigate an al
legged abduction in which q was eported
that a i9-year-oid glri had been carried
on IN an automobile by five men.
Mrs foxbury tclephoned 20 head
quarters that her dlughter Aencs Nc
Mullin had been seized by the men ana
hurried of in the motor car Mrs. Rox-
bury said she knew three Of the men.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
TREASURER BERRY
OPENS CAMPAIGN
tcOntinued From First pase)

charged with being Socialist. /
am far from that And how glad
am that Mr. Jefferson put that last
clause on his famous saying about
equal privileges. so long as they do
not conflict with good order
Some of my friends honestly be-
lieve that Liquor can be moderately
used and that there IS such thing as
use and abuse OF LIQUOR Of course
they have a right 70 their opinions,
but as for mine, there's only one place
for liquor. in my opinion. and that's In
the gutter. where II finally goes any
how. if the man using II don't get
there first.
"Enlarse HelP He Says.
"Conseauencesl why when 100000
drunkards walk the streets Of the
United States every day they have 70
enlarge he'll itself In order to take care
Of them. It's the only product Of sin
I know OF for which an enlargement
of hell .s required.
"Boys.-O. I've got four Of them and
to me they are the strongest argu-
ments Of Prohibition. Boys have to
come from somewhere: the saloon is
going to get them; and I have no
guarantee that my boys win remain
absolutely immune from it's awful
fAngs.
"Then there are the immigrants
million and quarter landing In this
country every year. Now these inn
migrants know that we're all In the
same boat in a republican form Of
government and those newcomers are
loading the boat down to the gun
wales in some communities
"Don't you think Il Is high time that
we ere talking face 10 face about fir-
ing these newcomers with rum. Look
ahead a few years and what would
you rather do. for yourselves and
posterity. face license everywhere OF
have and enjoy prohibition Of intoxi-
cants2
you can't harness It, YOU can't
safeguard Il. you can't license It and
keep II out OF the way OF your own
boys and girls, YOU can't pick out
your good men to sell II ana get good
results-you must kill IT, We've got
the good men behind the bars in our
country. and yet my own beloved city
is bllehted and besmirched by this
traffic untn could relate examples
Of It that would make your heart
ache.
mo. my friends Of Delaware. you
have decided unon the only course 70
follow when YOU come to dealing with
whisky"
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
BISHOP COLEMAN
AT REHOBOTH
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL /

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
REHOBOTH, Aug j--Bishop Cole
man made his annual visit to-day to
All Saints Church, celebrating the
Holy Communion at 73O o'clock.
preaching at the 1890 service. and
again in the evtning. beside address,
ing the children in the afternoon. The
Rev. II. Norwood Bovine. Of Maryland,
assisted in some OF the services. At
the second service the church was SO
crowded that some went away for
want OF seats. and in the evening It
was again filled. All the services were
very hearty and the bishop especially
commented upon the music which was
we'll rendered. The offerings during
the day were liberal In the congre-
cation were to be seen a number Of the
Republican leaders, now in session
here. and they we're very attentive
hearers.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
SAYS SMITHS
FIGURES LIE
Ey THE JOURNALS Special wlro.

E. THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--John ID. Arch
bold. vice-president OF the STANDARD oil
Company issued the following signed
statement this afternoon In regard to Cor
poration Smiths report scoring the STAN
dard on CO..
''On Saturday. August 3. Judge Isandls
announced mis- decision. on Monday. 8.
Commissioner Smiths report Is given to
the public THIS remarkable report Of Mr..
Smth's marks another co concidenc, IN the
utterances Of tho different departments Of
the government in their attacks upon us
that have occurred so frequently as to
rob them Of even the appearance of be ne
accidental In connect on with ts publi-
cation II may not be am'ss 10 remind the
public that tho acts creating tho bureau
OF corporations provides THAI such re-
ports shall be made TO the President for
the purpose Of guiding him IN forming
suggestions as TO Legislation and that they
may bo made public in full or IN part only
in the discretion OF the president
1T Ia sufficient now for us TO say that
IN the preparation Of his report Mr.. Smith
did not sec NJ even 70 confer with US.
We think idhe public will agree that we
were at least entitled 10 he heard IN such
a matter n Mr. Smith had seen fit to con-
fer with us, We would readily have fur
nished him the data for a truthful stale
ment OF facts on this question.
(signed)
John d. Archboid, vice-president."
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
MAY STOP TRAINS
In ALABAMA
BY THE JOURNALS special wire

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug, with
the possibility that trains on the
Southern Railway may stop running
in Alabama to-day the greatest inter-
est Is centereA IN developments of the
railroa1 situation brought to a crisis
by the revocation of the Southegn's
charter The greatest doubt arises
over what action the state authorities
will take to enforce the revocation.
Threats have been made to arrest rail-
road employees by the STORE If the road
ignores the States acfion. The prob
ability also that the company VIII stop
all local trains Is involved
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Rabhsa d s2oo on TreIIsy.

While returning to his home In Phil
adcirha on "a Chester trolley car after a
visit TO friends in this city yestoid y,
Frank ISidwell was robbed Of $50 wi ich
ne carried in hip pocket lie caused
che arrest here OF colored man on sus-
scented to the mans release. Mr.. X D.
well carried the money with him that
thieves might not steal p from his none
in his absence
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
ATTACK COUPLE
IN NEW YORK
BY THE JOURNALS Spec al wire

by The JOURNALS Spec al Wire
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Miss Sadie Ha-
zennug niece Of State Senator Conrad
Hazennug, was attacked by two men to-
day and was rescued by her hancee and
her father.
The girl and her fiancee, Michael Cam,
we're walking along the street in VIII
liamsburg when one assa'Iint fell upon
Cam and the other dragged Miss Hazen-
mug toward a doorway. She wronched
herself free. leaving part OF her dress in
his hands. The man followed her to her
home whore he was suddenly overpowered
by the girls father. Cam held the other
assailant until Hazennug arrived. The
police protected the'r prisoners wi.
drawn revolvers The prisoners said they
were Peter Cambasi and John Montalone.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
RUSSIAN GENERAL
ASSASSINATED
u LIE JouRNALs gpeelal Vic.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 5.-Gen-
eral Karangoson, former governor Of
Odessa. was assassinated to-day. The
.assassins escaped.
General Karangosoff was command
er OF the Lubna Dragons, when, July
3. 1905. he was appointed Governor
General Of Odessa. Early in August
of the same year he banished NJ. va
roschanko. mayor Of odessa. for hav-
ing represented Odessa at the Moscow
.Zemstvo congress, and later he took
severe measures to repress disturb
ances. instructing the police to fire dl-
rectly into the mob.
He was succeeded as Governor Cen
erai by General Kaulbars. on October
2c, 1905.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
TUGBOAT BURNS
ON IRI DELAWARE

The tusboat Pensauken was destroyed
by nrc off Gordon Heights yesterday
morning. The blaze started rear tse
smckestack and s-on the entire cabin was
In flames
Captain Morton and the crew tired to
extinguish the blaze. but failed. and were
forced 10 abandon the tug and row ashore
in a small boat. The Pensaukcn was us
in towing barges fram tn Crum Lynne
quarrics
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
DOG BITES POLICEMAN

Patrolman Charles Hutton is suffer-
ing from the effects of being bitten by
a dog. The policeman was on his dis
trict inthe Ninth Ward and was about
to start in TO the police station when
a dog ran behind him and bit him on
the leg
The policeman started out the next
morning TO kill the dog and learned
that the owner had chloroformed the
animal during the night
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
HeaIth eoara tieId Meetinn.

Members OF the Board of Health
met in weekly session this morning,
DR.. H. W. Howell presiding. Four
teen properties were ordered connect
ed with the sewer and eighteen notices
were served in cases OF defective paw
ing and stoppedup drains. Secretary
Wigglesworth reported fifteen nuis-
ances abated during the week.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Ford pefeats Rlvervlew.

Ford's baseball team defeated the
Rivervlew Baseball club on Saturday
at Riverview by the score of 10 2.
Stab pitched in good form, Riveryiew
getting but three hits while Ford's got
ten. The batting Of staib Reynolds
and Thomas was the feature. The
feature. The score by innings was as
follows: R.H.E.
Fords ..... O4sO1O 0 O--S 10 1
.Riverview. 90 o 0 o. 4
Batteries--Riverview Halter and Lo-
gan. Ford's. Stab and Thomas.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
FRAUD ORDER ON
PHILADELPHIA CONCERN

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Because the
concern dared people to send them $40
which they suggested might be returned
with an additional $40 after successful
speculation, acting Postmaster General
Hitchcock to-day issued fraud order
against the Dey r. s. Co., and the Dey
Right system Co, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
WORKMEN DUG
UP OLD IRON BOX

Workmen excavating for the Y. NJ
c. A. building this incoming found an
old iron box that is supposed to have
been pat in the corners stone Of the
old Rice foundry before the Civil War.
The box contained an cid copper coin
and some papers, but the latter had
been ravaged so by time that their
dates could not be recognized.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
JOLTED OFF TRAIN
FATALLY HURT
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NORRISTOWN, Pa, August s.
Ralph Helm, 13-year-old son of De-
putty Commissioner Helm Of Reading,
died in a hospital here today from in
juries sustained last night at Valley
Forge when he was jolted off a Read
ing express train.
The boy had left his parents to get
a drink and was thrown from the car
while standing near n door.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
10 predao Salem River.

At the office Of the United states En-
gineer to-day bids are being received and
opened for the dredging OF the Salem
river from the mouth up in accordance
with the plans laid down for river and
harbor Improvements. Bids are also being
received for certain mill work necessary
to the work now being carried on.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Box FeIl on Workinoman.

william Mitchell. Of No. 621 West
Fourth street. was hurt at the plant
Of the Harlan & Holingsworth Corr
poration early this afternoon by box
falling on him. His left leg was badly
bruised. He was removed to the Della
ware HOSPITAL
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
paalana cottanes Eor cans MaY.

Il. l.. Rice. Jr.. architect. has receiv-
ed order from Philadelphians to design
two cottages to be erected at Cape
MAY next year. Each cottage will cost
$4,000 and will be modern in every par
ucular
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
casey NAV settle tomorrow.

1t was said at the Court House this
morning that George NJ. Casey. former
tax collector OF Bfandywine hurdred
would settle his account with the l. w
Court to-morrow morning Mr.. Casey was
in the city to-day but did not Visit the
Court Houae.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Echo Of eeoraia ExpIoslon.

7. Bayard Thatcher this morning took
out letters OF administration on the
estate Of his brother. William ]. That
cher who was killed in an explosion
aboard the U. S. $. Georgia several
weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
twilight Services at ImmanueI.

Twilight services were conducted
last evening in the yard Of Emmanuel
Church. Highlands by the Rev. X. ].
Hammond. the rector These services
have become very popular. The church
choir was augmented by the Sunday
school choir last evening. and Rector
Hammond preached an interesting
sermon.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
HALF or PETERS PENCE
GAME FROM UNITED STATES.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
ROME. August 5.--a new record has
been established for contributions to
the Peters Pence fund for the year
just closed. The donations amounted
to over $500 600. over half Of the money
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Funeral Of capta,n crofton.

The funeral Of Captain William NJ.
Crofton. u. S. A, who died IN the
Philippines, took place this morning
Services were conducted in ST. JOS
eph's Church on the Brandywine by
the Rev. Father Fromentine, Of the
salesianum. 1nterment was made in
the dupont private burial ground.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
DEATHS.
Mrs. Mary Jones.
John 4. Wilson.
Martha A. McKenna.

Thomas ]. McUcnigal
JONES--ln this city. on August S,
1907. Mrs Mary Jones. wife Of Lewis
Z. Jones. aged 50 years
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence Of her husband. No. 1910 Lam
caster avenue. on Thursday afternoon.
at 2 o'clock. Interment strictly prlv-
ate at silverbrook cemetery.
WILSON-On August 8, 1907. John r.
Wilson. aged "A years
Relatives and frienis are respect
'xully invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at the residence Of his son-in-
law. willard Fleming. No. 405 West
Seventh street. on Wednesday after
noon. August Tth. at o'clock Inter-
ment private at Wilmington and
Brandy,Vine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Mr. Meaonlaal Is Dad.

Thomas Megonigal. Of Newark, a
road foreman for the p b. & W. Rail-
road Company died at his home on Sat
urday from an attack Of apoplexy. He
was about so years old and for years
was a prize winner for having the best
stretch Of track on the Maryland di-
vision of the road.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
in PITTSBURG
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

by TIE JOJhNAlS , Special WIRE
PITTsBURG. Aug. 5--1hvestigation
is being made into what is believed 20
be a gigantic white slave syndicate
formed In New York with Pittsburg
correspondents. II Is believed that In
the past two weeks, ~ girls, mostly
immigrants have been shipped from
a Pittsburg broker. This man Is be-
lieved to be under surveillance.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
VAIN ATTEMPTS
TO DIE IN A CELL

Word was received in this city to-
day that "a prisoner giving the name
or Edward Gibbs. Of Middletown. Del,
tried 20 end his life four different times
in a cell in the police station in Cincin-
natl.
Shortly after Gibbs was placed in
the cell he tried suicide but police
men restrained him. He repeated his
attempt three more times during the
twenty-four hours, until a guord was
placed over him to prevent him carry
ing out his intention to die.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Window Company to Meet.

At No. 3s9 Market street at eight
o'clock this evening there will be
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Magic Window Company. The OBJ
iect Of the meeting IS organization
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Team OFF For Two Weeks.

At 71O o'clock thi morning the Will
mington Baseball team left for a two
weeks stay. The players. thirteen In
all, were accompanied by William e.
Hayes. official scorer.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05

The Misses Kate and Mollle Burke
have arrived in ireland and have sent
souvenir cards OF views there to many
trienda here.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Stock Markets

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--The stock
market opened with general declineF
started 1-2 lower ST. Paul. IA;
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, roints; An
aconda, 1 point; Amalgamated. Smelt-
ing and Atchison. rs; U. p, "a, and
Steel, 1-2 lower.
I o'clock quotations from Scott g. Co..
Bankers and Brokers, 902 Market St.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
Vacation For Postoffioe Clerks.

Messrs. Bell, Jefferis and smith
clerks In the postoffice, Will start to.
morrow on their annual vacations IN,
carriers started their vacation on Jul,
1, fifteen OF them going on monthly.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
81. PatriekIs Exeurslon.

St. Patrick's Church will give its
annual excursion to Willow Grove to-
morrow. leaving Fourth street wharf
at 7.9O o'clock
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
MARRIAGE.

wooD-LEAL--At Grace M. r.
Church. Wilmington. Del. July %.
1907. by the Rev. II. w. kellogg.
Mary r. Wood. Of Newport. Del.
and William p. Leai. OF New York
city. New England papers please
.copy.
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
roo LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-A white girl for general
housework. Apply 507 n Harrison 81.
a5-2t
WANTED-Two white mattresses Al
Hot,s Restaurant " Fourth ST.,
a5-5t
Evening journal., 1907-08-05
CHANDLER q eE$Ss1@ss TsSsstSnss

No. 114 W. Ninth Street
Garrett. attention day or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hoteia
md Hospitals removed and cared for
Enhn elaAmsd Carriages furnished
AapcfntrnaFAx nrEt-cAass. Both Phones