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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
SPRINGER HEIRS ASK
new ADMINISTRATIVE

A citation was yesterday issued
BY Judge Morris requiring George
~ kittlnger. ndminiHtrator ~ the
eptate Of a. IA Springer. deceased
90 appear in court on November z,
1905. and show cause why his let"
tors 81 administration should not be
roVok od
The citstion was Issued upon petit
ton of harah Springer. sister 81 the
deceased, who has come 70 Seattle
from New York city since her
brothers death. She. alleges that
fha estate amounts 10 $4,000, ana
that there arc re heirs living, all Of
whom join with hhr On asking that
she be appointed aduiuiatratriNs
She states that nhe was never served
with any papers IN Tie case. ana di1
not know " the appointment ~
an administrator until october ~.
A. 81 Springer died at FrgHscf
September ~. while Oh 40 excufslon
with the Chamber 81 Commerce. The
remains were taken charge % BY the
chamber which guaranteed the OK
pouAen, and later under the prvsump-
lion that there were no heirs, ap-
piled for ths appointment - george
h. ksttingef as special and general
administrator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
bsapes From Penthouse
md Has Freedom
for Days.

- falAwetta. who vas taken
sathoase 60 October %. sal
= nnn s'usHpox. escaped the
sss moFning tfom BIS guards
4 siao been spending his
lke soashern end ~ tie
MIX a0l0 and other card
= aaluber Of The SALOONS
fs@i4 lived a. 1921 Day 81
kas taken n charke b.
vAslanslne Officer McGee
mcaped from TIE pest.
se has been masin9 a
~ him about the city.
ms The man This morn
nsiia has been sent back
lsaaase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
|aIvEn FROM HOME, MAN
GOES RAvING MAD

Wagner appeared al hia cousins
residence iast Tuesday evening and
reported that his uife had driven
him uat or the house The wits
iAtog eonfirmsd this statement and
offered no explanation Of her 70
maFkahle action.
Wagner was Suffering under a
terrible mental strain ard has
Eraaualiy eruwn worse To-day 10
= strapped to his bod. rAvsug
maniac
The unfoytWrRtr man has aiways
been regarded a. a Kind aud loving
husband with no bad habits and
by rigid economy he has managed
70 buy the iittle home on 3zud az.
near Madiaou 81. from which be
u@a elected hy biz wife. The
couple were married In Russia
eight years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
is
TO HANG

Nick Pittrtch. convicted recently
tn the superior court ~ murder In
the first degree for the killing of
Marshal Harry miller, was this
morning sentenced ~ Judge rratcr
% ha hanged The time for the
execution OF the sgntence viii be-
determined ~ the authorities % ne
pouisentiarY At WailA walia Mike
AlaKteh. oonsictad 81 murder In the
second degree for The same crime,
wAa sentenced ~ waiia Wasla for
NE John HoAovieh. the laird man
accused Of participation In the
crime. has not Yet been tried
Marshal Miller vas killed the even
Ind Of April 10th last Nhlls At.
tempting 10 asreat several alleged
high ~Aymon AZ Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
bMALLPOK PATIENT
WANDERS ATLARGE
REWARD FOR kloaAppER


BELLiNGHAM. oct 8i.--Addi.
tioaai interest Is given tho chase
q the kidnapper Of I'd English In
skasit county BY the announcement
today BY Sheriff Harmon that he
viil give a reward % t710 for tho
capture of Lco nexmer. the shinEle
weaver. who Il alleged % have
committed the deed The posse
ie atiil searching FOR the suspected
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
SILVER DICK" WARNER
AGAIN IN TROUBLE

Los ANGELES. Oct. silver
blek Warnet, lawyer. politician ard
nluhmhus today faces Haednd
thafHo % Issuing worthless checks
n complaint similar 20 that aworn
y ~ Dudley w Robinson several
a. - Myers, mining man. formerly
~ bnldHald but now a resident Of
Long iisaeh Myers alleges that he
was vleiimlzed out 81 g201 WarnAf
aafauded himself on the first charge
ny saying Robinson attempted TO
which the politician had pfOmlnsd
90 place funds In che hank. lie re-
fused % discuss the second com.
plant today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The case az John Helmer. ale
Terry az. shows what 4 good hus.
Ting boy caa do John Ia ID years
old. and hls corner "a az F1fth aud
PIKE. although he takes q general
scout around the city a. business
calls Johns mother Ia dead, and
for two and a half years BE has
been selling papers. In that time
he has saved $3.50. which be has
deposited IN the Scandinavian.
American baHk John lives with
his father Ne attends the central
school regularly. every day. and IL
member o. the Newsboys' union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
WANTS DECREE MODIFIED.

Dr August a. Holonnh applied
10 The superior court this morning
Cor modification OF the decree
81 divorce obtained aone time ago
BY MrH Eva Holcomb. His peu'
ton acts forth that bis former
wife haA all his property except his
dental tools. and that hc In unable
10 pay her $50 a month alimony.
which tbs court has allowed her
tie aska that the amount be- re-
duced 10 $40 per month. and that
be 30 allowed 10 vials their child
whcnsyer he desires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Tails or HoLouP.

T. W. Evans. a wali-known young
man about town. reported TO the pc
lice this morning that he was held
up BY two masked thugs at Eighth
and University last ulght and that
he put the men 10 flight after a
hard hand-tohand struggle. during
which he received black eye.
The police arc akspticai regarding
tho story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

she gets. but a ballet girl can mako
very good wages. IN fact she oan
often make twice what teacher
can I'm country school
AS clown. the most important
discovery ! have made IL that plain
or distress IL more likely 10 raise a
laugh than real humor An audi
epto howlB with glee because stub
NY toe. and come near getting run
over That's tho reason ] have
learned 10 do a fall The audience
thinks IL the greatest kind Of sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
noar ~ snLr-surronTIsa.

The Japanese Womens home.
which has been supported for sever
II years ~ contributions q $500
nation. Will become aeif-aupportiuN
on November 4 This fanult has
been reached through the efforts
~ Miss Nellie 4. ftfe. fnissioHafl
10 charge 81 the work lot has
been purchased a. itfn az and
Spruce st. hnd NA,tNN mas
been pledged towards a huilding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
WOULD-BE ASSASSIN Is
CAUGHT IN TRAP

San i'fAEciAco, OCT si-Jehn
y Carr was found with D revolver in
ms hand early today by Sergeant
liFdhali, standing over the pros.
ltate body Of Joseph WiDabera
whY lay la pool 81 blood from
bullet wounds In his chest and thigh.
Carr told the police that WineberR
had attempted 90 hold him up and
mat he fired ia SELF defense
The police took the preeaution 90
hfreqt Carr and later today no yuH
charged With assault WIN intent To
commit murder WinebRrK has re-
covered consciousness and made a
statement 10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
ALuaNI Has PAPER.

The ~Alumnua a paper edited ard
largely written 81 graduates u the
university % WhHhtnwton. appeared
friday nftsruunh for the frat time
fHtH faar Tne new magazine con d.
talna several live editorials ana
comments on varsity conditions
TIE AiumuuH- iH being edited thgs
year ~ Merle Thorpe. head % tha
department. ~ Journalism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
WINS IN CONTEST.

The contest conducted ~ the Port
orchard Route 20 decided the most
uauusnr girl IN HrrnaftQn ended
uIih fha selection % Miss Minna
uentsanniek. Whn Niii ghriainn The
new boat. VI u Ksnnefy. shp viii
b. given a trip 10 Portland. where
the launching h % take place. and
also gets q lie pass iu the aharn II
! beautiful silver medal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
WILL ENFORCE
VACCINATION

AZ the request OF tho board Of
health. tho city board % education
last night adopted compulsory
vaccination rule. which will shortly
SO into effect II Ia expected that
the anti.vaccination league will take
legal steps 10 prevent the rule
being enforced Tho board also de-,
oldod 20 hold a special election on
December 5 10 provide for a 1900.
o00 bond issue for construction and
Improvement OF school buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
VIOLATE SALMON law.

Oscar Johnson ard Gus Hawk. Of
All Second Az. a, we're arrested YES
tardar afternoon b. Deputy Dame
warden J " Hnmpaon near Turk !
vita, On the bumash river. for opsr
atink Eili nets above the fishing
fishing license tustlea carroll re-
leased them on tf60 bail each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

The physical directors Of the Y
9 As % the Pacific Northwest
who are 10 convention here TO-DAY
VIII have charge 81 tho SUNDAY
club nesting al the Association
hpildinK t0Ninrr0W. Professor a q
nouthitt will preside ana aaorga A
Smith. physical dlrsntOr 81 Van.
eouYsf n O. a will talk on
The MARKS % a Alan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
ON THE FRONT

steamer fArailon arrived yaster-
day from Alaskan poftm Via peliiua
ham, whore The Harvester. IN tow
discharged a cargo % salmon. The
cargo Of the Faraiion consisted
mainly Of salmon and salt flsh.
steamer buchanan returned yes
trFaAS from Tacoma and IL COM
plrtiuH her cargo hara Tor San Fran .
cisco she will aaii today.
steamer fueatan Will sail for Val
deA hHd way ports az 10 o'clock 10
morrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
HIT nY AUTOMOBILE.

Detective Frank CLARK. OF the Sc,
attic police department, was run
down by an automobile driven By
q T Welch this afternoon az Fourth
and Pike. receiving broken finger
and -. wrenched ankle. lie took
WEIGH 10 headquarters. but after
ward released him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
WINS slo SUIT.

judgment was entered today ~
Superior Judge Aibertsnn In favor
- Francis T. jock. who rccenuy
brought suit against the Columbia
a Puget Sound Railway company
Tor fi1.e0r for the inn cot a leE
THIS Was la accordance with a YER
diet brought IN By q Jury on Oct 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
SOCIALISTS 70 MEET.

a biE rsiiY vii BE- held hy fhe
socialists az the Labor Temple TO-
morroW Members - the party are
advised % sot sticherA 81 ha4dQuaFr
tiers o. The Socialist office o. uHe
In voting on Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

CLEVELAND, ohio. DOT 3i,--Ne+
clsvslend. were broken Qoday whom
ths ofiielaih on the Ciavsinud rail-
TOAD company failed 20 attend n
meeting that had been called for a
diaegaal0n % arbitration, AfteT.
ward Mayor Tom T. Johnson said
that Ne was prepared 20 fight 20
finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
sorA -slLls- WAL WIN.


fBy United PrsNa.f
NEW YORK. Oct 81 Ma .
tlnnAi Democratic Chairman .
Norman y Mack today claims =
. that the election wili b. a .
. landslide Tor bryan. giving tho .
= Nsbraskan 800 electoral votes. =
. Mack says that Bryan will .
: carry New York.
National Chairman Hitch
. cock. for the republicans. on .
q the other hand. announced q
that Taft Will have 3z6 cleo 4
. toral votes. and will carry .
New York. ohio. Indiana. Ne .
= braska and the vest. with .
. tho possible exception ~ Ne q
= vsda and Montana. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
LAST BOAT TO ARRIVE.

The Northeastern. tbs last boat "a
The season ~ arrive from Nams. wiil
reach Seattle THIS evening She
PASSED Port Townsend about
sfsta4sN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Ivy
STAMPEDE
AT CRY OF FIRE

LOTS No. Oct 3tslr
~ seriously injured today
gsA u 300 panic tficken
'siors II the Isaac 70
lAeiory. aitsr an alarm
~ beea sounded
nAded operators we're
q 10 sixth and seventh
e bidding when tie cry
~ ialaed n inc rnah 10
Aal beloved the stairway
banned With fighting
iisnzisd young women.
s@ ~efs hurt we're fore
~ ihfong and M un9er
'aeif terrified c0mDan.
n'.efd HlIl, a negro ~.
aisr retained BIZ nre
~ 80 and took all she elrls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
REMAINS IN OFFICE.


10y United Prepa,l
h BERLIN. Oct ai.-~f'oliowing
4 n stormy session tonight,
4 Kaiser William invited Chan.
: eellor Won nutlow TO remain
a In office and the latter con.
scented. The cause OF the chan.
\ cellor'a resignation was on &C.
\ count OF the kalaor'a interior.
4 enee In foreign affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
BANK cLEARiNos,


a AZ the orpheum theatre on ,
4 Tuesday night complete eiec. ,
q uton returns. conveyed 10 the ,
= theatre by a special wire. will
q be read from the stage be- ,
= tween each act ,
~~4x R3E~ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
FOOTBALL TO-DAY.

AZ ChicaEo-Chieago 70. Minnn
sofa O.
At syracuse Syracuse -, VII
iiAmH Q
Al Iihaca~-Corueli 10, Peunsyl
vanla State university 4.
Al Cambridge - Harvard 3.
nr0wn 3
AZ West Polnt-Army 0. Prince.
twv =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Hundreds Of Testimonials and Ref.
erenees Here Of Cases just
such as Yours.

Why put off another day coming
10 Drs Loughney and getting the
relief that has always followed the
great drugless treatment Many
people whom you doubtless know
have been cured by Drs. Lough-
noys drugiess treatment: and no
doubt you viii recognize more than
one among the many who throng
the doctors offices all day.
Don't delay any longer. go and
be examined free al the offices OF
Loughney a Loughney. I0-It-f2
Estabrook Building. corner Second
and Union st. Hours, a. m. to Q
.. m. Sunday. 10 ~ only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

steamer sslla Il naw
pef g Mahifea sba
.ns- SEATTLE next week b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
k||E6ESSFUL NEWSBOYS
OF SEATTLE

.ccassh,l huslasssmen Of the coming generation win
That Nc Paw exnewsNoya IN the ranks, shown by tho
mast ~ Youngsters who az present seilng the
n y seattle The old time onsnue rasamatnn days @ sell
are past they were ever In existence outside OF
Is nevsp"FN tlere arr two typical examples;
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
DRS. LOUGHNEY
ARE PERFORMING
WONDERFUL CURES
scoREs OF PEOPLE who have
suffered for years and thought
their cases lneurable, made we'll
and happy once again by those
sklllfvI drugiess physicians.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
GRATEFUL PATIENTa
MR. REunEN HFYWoon.

MR.. REUBEN HAYWOOD,
90 years old contracted rheumatism
In the Civil war and has suffered
continually ever since, cured com
pletsly after I5 drugless treat.
ments. Address Georgetown, n.
y. ID. No. /.
JOHN sHlNBERo,
Cured OF eplieptic fits. Averaged
three and four fits a week for
over 20 years. Address Gen. Del.
Renton. Wash.
MRS. W. y. BRoTHERToN,
Cured OF sciatioa rheumatism. Can
be seen at i06 Pike ST.
MR.. BARNEY kRAkENBERoER,
Cured Of rheumatism. Can be seen
at 500 Marion Building.
MR.. L. oILcHRisT,
Cured OF sciatlca rheumatism. Can
be seen at Station G, Madison
Park.
NM. GEO. p. BRENNAN,
Cured % rheumatism. Can be seen
at 20 Sullivan Building.
MRS. A. J. SEWARD,
Saved from the surgeons knife.
Can be seen at 62zh Thomas 81.
MRS. C. KNUTsoH,
Saved from needless operation. Can
be seen Rt 405 Cedar 81.
MAYOR MUELLER Of Georgetown,
Cured OF deafness and govt Can
be seen at Georgetown.
jim MORRISON
Has suffered for years with
nervousness He will gladly tesu-
~ 10 the quick relief he received
at the hands Of Drs. Loughney
4 LonRhney. Can be seen at his
place OF business. 1929 Second av.
MR.. J. IA. LANE.
Mr. J NJ. Lane, prominent finsncier
OF San Francisco. advised by Jim
Morrison 10 come % Seattle and
be treated by Dra. I.oughney 4
Iaoughney for chronic stomach
and bowel trouble Mr.. Lane is
both pleased and surprised over
his quick recovery. Can be seen
at the Savoy Hotel. suite 106.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
WILL MAKE GIFT OF
PUBLICFOUNTAIN

Manager Mcconnell of the Ely
Townsite company has SO far recov-
cred from injury to his back which
nccessitated his remaining in bed for
a week that he will probably be able
to go to his Office tomorrow. Last
evening he was able to come down
stairs at the Steptoe for short
while.
While confined to his room Mr.. Nc
Cornell has been busy with various
ideas which will bear fruit in the
Advancement of interests of the dis
trict later along. As evidence that
his activity OF mind has not been in
retirement is an order that is now
on its way east for handsome
bronze fountain which will he erect
ed al some central point yet to be
chosen in Ely City. The fountain, be-
side providing for the wants of man.
will care for the needs of the four
footed tribes.
Such fountain has long been
needed in the district to provide a
public watering place, free to all, for
horses and other animals and for
thirsty wayfarers. Mr.. Mcconnell is
making the purchase from his own
resources and will extend 1t as a gift
to the district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
ONE RICKEY LOAN LIFTED
BANKERS POSITION IS BAD


CARSON CITY 1s.rhe preliminary hearing of T. B.
Bank Trust charged
resrmed this morning in the Justice
Witnesses for placed stand.
Messrs Brougher Woodbury. and Mees three of the di
the
could dollar for
with deposors such time
realize securities The the
shoulders The
that class the time of is
the taking telegram received
Goldfeld taking the Kean Wonder
% prosecutor
telegram testimony but
finally placed
will held await the
action of the grand of Ormsby charge of embe
will toward this
the that
he nsolvent
to
institution, this practice continued despite his
warning action Illegal
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
COREY TELLS IRON MEN
HARD TIMES ARE PASSING
Points to Inquiry for 10000 Tons OF
Rails as Evidence.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 19.-Insisting
that he was conservative in his OPP
timistic expression. w. E. Corey,
president of the United States Steel
corporation, while here in attendance
on the conference of steel makers
and iron ore producers today pre-
dicted a rapid recovery from the re-
cent Industrial depression on the part
of the steel industry. He pointed to
evidence of the rapid increase of bus
mess in the last few weeks. In evil
dence of this he declared an inquiry
had been received within short time
from a prominent western railroad
for $4,000 tons of steel rails of the
Cassatt pattern. He traced the ac-
tivity in the Minis of his company
from the low ebb of the middle of
December, when SO per cent of the
capacity was produced, to the 45 to
so per cent of the usual output now
being produced. He predicted that
the normal stage will be reached by
the end of the year at the latest.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
Sends $4,000 Check
for Church Organ

Rev G. c. Hunting has received
from w. B, Thompson a check for
$4,000 which is to be applied to the
purchase of pipe organ for the new
Episcopal church, erection of which
was recently concluded under the di-
rection of Mr.. Hunting.
Mr.. Thompson while here last fall
informed Mr.. Hunting that when the
new building was finished he could
call on him for $4,000 with which to
supply the church with an organ that
would be in keeping with the general
excellence and attractiyeness of the
edifice.
Mr.. Hunting, in view of the finan-
cial stringency which the country
has experienced and which has chang
ed not few plans, hesitated when
the church was finished but finally
wrote 10 Mr.. Thompson that he was
ready to receive his check. The lat
ter came by return mail 1T is GER
tainly an evidence commented Mr..
Hunting. and one that we should
take much pleasure in, that Mr..
Thompson has not been affected by
the hard times"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
Bold Raider of Wells Far
60 Wagon at Reno is
Still at Liberty
Express Co. SIeuths Sent
in--Have as Yet Failed
to Obtain Results

RENO, Feb. 19.-The daring thief
who yesterday stole more than So
500 from the Wells Fargo delivery
wagon near the Gray, Reid, Wright
company's store, is still enjoying his
liberty and possibly he is also enjoy
ing the money he secured.
Wells Fargo company has offered a
reward of $500 for the arrest and
conviction of every man connected
with the robbery, and has sent its
most clever detectives to hunt down.
the criminals, and they hope to lam
the thief or thieves behind prison
bars within another day.
Last night Charles Taubert, a
painter of this city, and w. w. Abb
bot. also of this city, reported to the
officers and the Wells Fargo detect
ives that they saw the thief climb
into the Wells Fargo wagon and take
the treasure SACK from it and gave
the officers and detectives descrip-
ton of the man and his name.
Acting on this information de-
scription was given to several spe-
cial reputies and last night seven men
watched every train that left the city.
They We're all heavily armed and
when train No. 23 arrived in the city
last evening every entrance was
watched closely and several men who
resembled the person described by
Taubert and Abbott were searched
and questioned. but the thief was not
captured.
This morning Chief ID teeticevJ.N
Thacker of the Wells Fargo company,
Superintendent Shelby of that COM
pany and Detective Game arrived in
Reno to work on the case and are
now following clue that may lead
to the capture of the thief or thieves.
They will not give out any irfor-
nation and when questioned say that
they have learned nothing
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-20
BAD ROADS TURN
TRAVELLERS BACK

Several parties which have been
discussed within the last few days
and which have had arrangements
practically made for a start to Raw
hide, have decided that If they go at
all they will make the journey by
rail instead of by wagon. as they had
planned.
Last week several parties made the
start but all were forced to turn back
Among these was one party headed
by ]. w. Tansy. After going less
than so miles they were forced to
return to Ely.
Aside from the fact that roads are
practically impossible at present. the
Rawhide fever here is dying down
steadily and with several persnns who
have returned, - mention the name
of the town is 10 elicit panied
frown. They ha hal enough of the
new "Golconda.