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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-30

PAGE ONE.
Telegraphic News:
Busy Day For Taft at New Orleans.
Addresses Waterways Convention.
Central America in Turmoil.
Alec Car Wins Vanderbilt Cup.
Gypsy's Converts Renew Pledge.
Surprise Party Fatal 10 Iowa Man.
Grecian Rebellion Suppressed.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Ware Ruling Surprise.
Warden Refuses to Receive Prisoner
Saloons Can Not Pipe Beer.
Horticultural Congress Next Month.
Iowa Assyrians organizing.
Chrisman Proves an Alibi.
Express Company Loses Hog Case.
PAGE FIVE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-30
FATAL DERAILMENr.
Conductor and Engineer Killed in
PennsyIvania Wreck.

Philadelphia, Oct. 30.-Two men wera
killed and a third was seriously scalded
by the derailment OF a freight train
early today at Hannastown. on the
Pennsylvania railroad The dead: j.
Pershing. CONDUCTOR. A. f. Wynn, en-
gineman, both of Derry. Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-30
T..R. BULLETIN
News Of Today
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises oct. 81 at 6:2S; sets at 4;5S
lowa-Generally fair tonight and
sunday: cooler tonight In the south
west
South Dakota-Generally fair tonight
and Sunday, except probably rain or
snow i'm the extreme west Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-30
SPAIN CALLS HALT.

All Court Martial Sentences Suspended
Pending Governments investigation,
Barcelona, Oct. 30.-Prenier Moret
today telegraphed the authorities here
to suspend the execution Of all court
martial sentences until the cases GOULD
be examined by the governments
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-30
SURPRISE PARTY FATAL
Wealthy Farmer Near Jesup coIIapses
Upon Sudden Appearance of Crowd
Of Neishbors and Dies in Twenty
Minutes.

WdttfIUU, OCt. 3U.--A SurprISe pdrty
proved fatal to Horace Colsan. a
wealthy farmer of Jesup, last night.
When crowd of friends appeared un-
expectedly at the Colsan home he be-
came so excited that he collapsed, dy-
ing twenty minutes later. 1t is thought
of heart failure.
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PUNISHMENT FOR MuTiNY
REPORT OF CoNSTABULARY
BOARD APPROVED.
Four Officers Held Responsible for
Conditions Which Brought About
Davao Instruction.

MANILA. August H.-Thc high-rank-
ing constabulary board which sat at
Zamboanga from July 70 to August q
investigating the Davao mutiny. which
occurred June g. submitted today q re-
port recommending severe punishment
for four of the officers who had charge
of the mutinouS company. The board
examined numerous witnesses, including
several of the captured mutineers, and
its report is approved by Brig Gen.
Harry H. Bandholtz, chief OF the Philip
pine constabulary.
The investigators demand the resigna-
lions of Capt. Platka and Lieut.. Duns-
worth on the ground that they are lack
ing in the proper qualiiicat ons for officers.
and recommend the dismissal of L cut.
Debelaine for unjustly Furnishing pri-
Yates before the mutiny and for uban-
doning his post.
The report also recommends the re-
duction of Lieut.. Goicoura to the bot
tom of the list of lieutenants and his
suspens on for a month. Special leniency
was shown in the case of Goicouria on
account of his youth. and the bad ex-
ample set for him by his superior Off
GERS.
4 portion of the second company of
native constabulary stationed at Davao
Island of Mindanao mutinied on the
night of June q and attacked and cap
tured the companys quarters. After "A
three-hour fight the following day, in
VIII ch one American was killed and four
wounded. the mutineers escaped to the
mountains. Most of them were cap
tured one month later.
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THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY COJRT-Justice Co

EQUITY COURT-Justice Gould.
Dawson agt. Dawson: proof ordered
taken before T. ii. Fitman. examiner;
compartments solicitor, ]. Med. CARING
ton: defendants solicitor, J. L. Penny
baker.
Darlington agt Ashford; Thomas S.
Hopkins substituted as sole trustee, COM
plainant's so, citor. Irving Williamson.
Carr agt. Lambert; sac finally confirm
ed and reference to auditor: complain
ants solicitor. r. A. Heiskel: defend
ants solicitor. Wilton j. Lambert.
Title Guaranty and Surety Company
aSt. Monarch: appearance OF absent de-
PENDANT ordered: complainants sol c,t~r.
Philip Walker; defendants solicitor, u.
W. Baker
Title Guaranty and Surety Company
ast. General Supply and Construction
Company; rule to show cause August 20;
complainants solicitor Philip Walker.
Gold borough agt. Fleming; sale con-
tirmed, complainant's solicitor, T.. +. Col
laday.
Barker agt. Barker: rule to show cause
returnable August 20; compliments so
licitors, j. l.. Hargrovc and j. S. Easily
Smith
Hufty agt Collins: Thomas Collins APP
tinted receiver: bond. seG'D appea. by
defendant: supersedeas' bond, 5000. COM
plainant's solicitor, George +. Hoover; de-
endant's solicitor, W. T.. Lester.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Gould
In re Thomas f. Waggaman; trustee
authorized to sell certain lots.
In re Joseph Rabinovi,h; hearing on dis
charge et for August 81.
PROBATE COERT-Justice ,.ould
Estate of I.isette d. Lamparter; pet ton
for letters of administration filed: attor-
neys. B. F. lie ght IN and G. f. VII Jams
Estate of Helen NJ. Role. VIII dated
March 10. 1908 fled.
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| LUNCH WITH THE EMPEROR
HoNoRS PAID AMBASSADOR
AND MRS. HENRY WHITE.
Extension of Courtesy During Visit
to German Capital-Empres
Receives Mrs. White.

CASSEL. Germany, August 12.-Henry
White. the Amer can ambassador TO
France. and Mrs. White had luncheon
with Emperor William and the empress
today at Wilhellnshohc.
BERLIN. August 12.-The presence in
Germany OF Henry White. the American
ambassador to France. was announced TO
the foreign Office by David J. Hill. the
American ambassador to Germany, with
the observation that if Emperor William
desired to receive him Mr.. White would
be pleased at the opportunity of thanking
Emperor William personally for his kind
expressions voiced in 1875 regarding Mr..
Whites service at the Algeciras confer
ence. In reply the foreign office informed
Ambassador Hill that the emperor would
be pleased to receive Mr.. White. and that
the empress would set Mrs. White.
The Whites passed through Berlin Tues
day from Dobrau, where they have been
visiting their daughter and her husband,
Count Herman ScherrThoss, and the
counts parents.
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Ole Church at Goth street northwest and
Pennsylvania avenue, this morning at o
o'clock. The edifice was crowded when
Rev. Father Caughey. pastor of the
church. began the celebration of high
mass for the repose of the soul Of the
deceased Later the pastor delivered a
brief sermon in which he paid tribute to
the worl. OF the deceased in this city, men
tioning the high place he gained in bust
ness circles In the sanctuary were Mgr.
Shahan, rector of the Catholic University;
Rev. Thomas f. McC;uigan. assistant pas
tor of ST. Patrick's Church. and several
other clergymen. Lead Kindly Light
was sung by the choir at the close of the
service.
A delegation of Elks lead the way when
the remains were taken from the edltlce.
The list of honorary pallbearers included
associates of the deceased in the direc-
tory of the Commercial National Bank,
Brennan Construction Company, Carroll
Institute, Elks and st. Vincent de Paul
Society, follows: Judge William H.
w A. II. Church. W. NJ. Drlry, w. II.
Walker. O. II. F. Johnson. William f..
DoWney. z. I. Moran, James \. Cahlll
and Harold Davis.
The active palibearers were all en-
ployes of the Brennan Construction Com
pany. The list included Z. G. Lorenz.
l.. E. Johnson. II. \. Roby, c. ]. Toole,
Albin Smoot and ]. r. Fitzgerald.
Immediately preceding the services at
the church short prayer service was
held at the family residence on 2lst
street northwest.
The interment was in Mount Olivet
cemetery. where the E,lks conducted the
comm ttal service of the order. The
E!ks' quartet, composed of Dana Hol-
land, Charles E. Meyers. NJ. Harry
Stevens and William Clabaugh. sang
Come Unto Me-" Il Cannot Always
Trace the Way and Sleep Thy Last
SLEEP"
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Ex-Shah's Uncle to Return.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sor 1fif 5 " i stuhble >
field e, TX. to Loris and Goldie Spec
ter, original lot :. and part orig nal
lot -, square 1ols. Slo.
BIIOOM1NGDALE-L kronheimer ct
ux. TO Charles kronheim"r. lot "a,
block Z; $40. Charles kronheirrer con-
vcys same property 10 Geraldine IL.
kTonheiner: $40.
NOS 1908 AND 2OnI FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWESTERN Laue
70 Henry +. W. Laue, lots !. and ,.
square 80: So
ei3 @ STREET WEST-Samo TO
same. lot 81. square $50: $40.
FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST between
y and o streets--W. Mosby Williams
et al. trustees, 70 Madison VI Myricis
part OF ginal lot II, square 10: 500
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST tween 18th and Goth streets
The Mathy Company TO Joseph Mathy
part ".igInal lot 10. slua. 1l9; SO
Thomas F. 30 es to same. original
10, :: square ~: $40.
Ella NERAJNT AVENUE NO.tTH-
WEST-Cari l.. Bushby ct al. TO Enos
Crews. lot 81. square IS; $40
CLIFFBOI RNE-R"bert l.. o Brien II
TX. TO Harry and Helen y. kimmell,
lot 40 block x $40.
TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST
between G. and IL strcets--Georgc w.
1jnkins, trustee To Mary C. Held,
part lot I. square ~; $
NJ. M NTH STREET NORTHEAST
William II. Manogae ct al. trustees. ii
Daniel J. Sullivan. part lot IUo, sGIar,
3l3, S3253
DIANW GOD HEIGHTS-Iohn w Greg
DRY CT Tx. In Albert j. Gay, lot ~
block -: $50
THIRTY-THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST near NJ stree.-Charles L. Stone
et A., trustees, 10 w. Preston william
son, part lot 70. square LOO; loo
NO. AZ STREET NORTH West Mary
r. Slime ct al TO Frances v Danen-
bower. lot -. square az: $40.
NE" HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AMI
RIGGS PLACE NoRTlIWEST-Mar
l.. L. Abney ct al, To John w Weeks
lots 81. IL. 6s. square l.3, $40. John
W. Weeks conveys same property u
Martha s. Weeks: $40.
NO. 10 10TH STREET NORTHEAST
Richard M Little et AL, trustees. &c
Bertha w. Phalen. lot 81. square sol
s3.3l0.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Realty Com.
pany to Charles O. Greenstreet, lot II
square 5; so
WISCONSIN AVENUE PARk-Capitll
Realty Company 10 Marion Collinson
lot :. square 1T3s: $40.
Ci,tFFBOi RNE-t. exa ndcr ". Gait Fl
ux 10 Harold l.. Doyle. 10, III, square
=: $40
ALLEY between r and q. Isl street arc
ton Loan and Trust Company ct a..
trustees. to James \. Toomey, lots :.
- -. square go; $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12
Y0UNG SHAH IS OOWNCAST
PERSIA FACES NEW TROUBLE
AS RESULT.
Deposed Rulers Brother Is March
ing on Teheran at Head of
Nomads Tribe.

ST. PETERSBURG. August PA spe-
cal dispatch received here from Teheran
says that Mohamned Ali, the deposed
Shah OF Persia. will leave the country
August Il, and that the young shah, who
is his favoritc son. is downcast at the
prospect of separation from his parents.
According TO a report current in Te-
heran, the youthful ruler recently made
an unsuccessful attempt at flight and
when he was frustrated in this he tried
TO commit suicide.
The government IS considering the pos
stbility OF his a5dication in favor OF
some one else.
Many complications face the new gov
crnneu; OF Persia, several OF the nomad
tribes as well as the cities OF Shiraz
and kashgar have refused to rec gnize
il. 4 brother OF the doposed shah, salar-
ed-Dowleh. Is marching on Teheran at
Tie head of !, Kurdish tribe from Luris-
tan province.
Ex-Shah's Uncle to Return.
Zili es-Su.tan, an uncle OF the deposed
siah who has keen banished. has been
successful in his efforts to purchase per
mission 10 visit Teleran before leaving
re country.
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Star Office Visitors.

The following visitors reg stored today
at The Star Office.
Hugh \. and Oakley W. Dunn. Beck
ley. w. Va
Elizabeth Armstrong and Emma Arm
strong. Rogersville. Tenn.
Nlr. K. Gallagher and Jarrett IIowson.
Pine Bluff. Ark
T. NJ. Stephens and u. S. F. Futcil
Ala oa ma Fi9.
Leon l.. PEBBLES. Gibson &c.
u. {. Harrison, Harrison, Ga.
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Succumb to Cupid, Then Telegraph,

a report has been received here from
Norfolk that James S. Groves, jr., whose
father Is the president of the Mount Ida
Realty Company. Inc. of this city, was
married at Elizabeth City. y. c.. TO Miss
Viola King of Baltimore the early part
Of this week. The young couple had
been ojeurning at Virginia Beach
where Miss King met her husband for
the first time this summer. They drove
IN hucty for nearly Hftv N les T.
Elizabeth City. it is ated, whera they
were married. They returned to the
beach yesterday, taking apartments at
the Mount Vernon Cottage, where the
bride had been stopping, and sent teie-
grams TO their parents conveying the
news.
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LEONARD PLAYING FAIR.
Judge Advocate Defends Govern
ment Inquiry.

BUFFALO. August 12.-Replying To a
message from the Buffalo News regard
ing testimony before the Sutton court
Of inquiry Maj. Hem Leonard. the
Judge advocate, has sent telegram as
follows:
1.-The department and the judge adj
vocate as its representative have used
every possible means to bring from the
ends of the earth every person who could
possibly throw any light on the subj ct.
Witnesses have been b ought thousands
of miles. and no expense has been spared
Yet the amazing charge has been repeat
edly made that the government of the
United States was trying TO conceal some
thing or Sh ED somebody.
There has probably never been a case
of great public interest In this country
concerning which some newspapers have
printed less of the actual testimony and
more of unsuostantial and irresponsible
Authorizations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH
Joseph A. BIundon Killed by
Train Near RiverdaIe.
BODY DRAGGED so YARDS
Discovered Within Short Distance
of His Home.
VAS PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
Remains Will Probably Be Brought
to Washington for Interment.
Funeral Plans Not Completed.

tractor. with office at 1905 + street. and
regarded the chief promoter in the
establishment and development OF the
town OF Riverdale, Prince George county
Md, was killed BY q Baltimore and Ohio
railroad train presumably about 9 o'clock
last night. The mangled body was found
on the tracks about a hundred yards
from his home, Oak Villa, Riverdale
shortly before o'clock this morning
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Jersey. eastern Pennsylvania Delaware.
Maryland and Virginia, showers tonight
or Friday; warmer Friday; light variable
winds.
Maximum temperature past twenty
our hours, 81; year ago, So
The weather has become unsettled over
the eastern half of the country, and
during the last twenty-four hours there
were local rains i'll the gulf and south
Atlantic states, the upper Ohio valley.
the lake region, the upper Mississippi
valley and at scattered points in the
Rocky mountain and plateau regions.
Moderate temperature continues
throughout the eastern states and the
lake reg on, and warm weather is gem
eral in the Mississippi valley and the
plains states.
\ disturbance that covers the Missouri
valley will move slowly eastward and
cause unsettled weather and Local rains
oHer the greater part of the country east
OF the Mississippi river during the next
thirty-siX hours.
The temperature will rise in the middle
Atlantic states. western New England
the upper Ohio valley and the lower lake
region.
The winds along the New England and
middle Atlant c coasts will be light to
and east gulf coasts light variable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to moderate varia-
BILE winds and unsettled weather to the
Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Gin
inches) has been reported dur ng the
past twenty-four hours: La Crosse, 3.5S;
Atlanta. 1.o1; Kingstree, S. C., $50;
Monticello, Ga, l..2.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following We're the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the tWenty-four hours be-
inning at > pm. Yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures IL: PM, 81;
s pm, -: l. midnight, ca August Il.
1 am. 67; S am, Ca II noon. IS; :.
pm. II. Maximum. 81, at pm. Au
ust IL; minimum, IS, at : am. Au-
gust T..
Baromcter-Aueust II: I pm. 3n.06;
pm, :in.1o: u midnight. 3o.1.. Angus,
-: am. 80. II; am, 30 IA; noon, 3o.l2,
> pm, 3D11
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 1152 am. and 11.37
pm; high tide, ) am. and 5:42 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 12:4o am. high
tide o:a7 am. and 63I pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 800 am; sun sets,
I pm.
Tomorrow-Su rises $40 am
Moon rises 2.3i am tomorrow
The City Lights.
The city ghts and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
eXtinguishng begun one hour before sun
rise All ara and incandeScent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
eNtinguishcd forty-tiye minutes before
sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condit on OF water at
s am: Great Falls-Temperature 81;
condition, I. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature. 81: condition at north connec-
ton, {. condition at south connection, Z.
Georgetown distributing reservoir-Tem-
perature. 81; condit on at influent gate
house, 20; condition at effluent gate
house, 70.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS Ferry, W. Va, August
l:.-Both rivers clear.
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His Opinion.

From Harper's Bazar.
Isn't there a great deal of water In
the cellar" asked the prospec i've ten
ant.
Yes, answered the agent proudly.
1--WE reallt ought to call ii a natatorium
and charge extra rent for it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12

The Southside Realty Company Of
Petersburg. Va, has sold privately to Dr.
George W. Endicot: of New jersey. Cog
gins Hail. the fine country home on the
James river of David Dunlop. The price
paid for The property was $4,000 cash.
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FRIENDS PAY LAST TRIBUTE
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER RE-
MAINS OF PATRICK BRENNAN.
Discourse by Pastor Of st. Stephens
Church-ElkS' CommIttal
Service at Grave.

Funeral services for Patrick j. Brennan
late president Of the Brennan Construction
Company, were held in st. Stephens Cath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12

Washington, D. c., August II, 1909.
Mr. Capitalist.
Dear Sir: You have doubt noticed advertisement
OF piece of business property street, west of 9TH the
price being S165oo, renting for S1I month Sold subject
loan of 1900 You should investigate this Offer is
we'll worth the price We have had offers
companied by deposits the past week OF SI55oo which
refused One OF the offers from real
broker who claimed that he DESTROYS OF making in
his account something that bargain
that he could sell advance
The property offer is old dwelling that must
be torn down remodeled great expense but is mod
with heat very economical prop
erty with abundance of light 1t seldom has oppor-
tunity purchase modern piece of business property
we'll located such low figure We feel satisfied that
you investigate that you would be DESTROYS of be-
coming the
Apply for full particulars
Very respectfully yours
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12

1t matters little what it Is that you
want-whether situation or a servant
a want ed. In The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-12

The body OF Mrs. Helen Lane, who died
at the residence o. her son-in-la1. X V.
John Johns in this city. was buried in
the family lot in the cemetery at Fred
erivksourg Va. Rev. j. Yates Bowman
o; Richmond ofEciated N HE lun raj.
Ms. Lam. was eghtS-SiA Years old ard
tie widow ~ John g. Lane, who formerly
lived al Rrompton. on MaGyea Heights.
20 noted IN the civil Iur.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers Tonight or Friday; Warmer
Friday; Light Variable Winds.

For the District OF Columbia. New
Jersey. eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware.
Maryland and Virginia, showers tonight
Dr. Friday; warmer Friday; light variable
Winds
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Up-River Waters

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, August
l3.-Both rivers clear.
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SFECIAI NOTICE.

The Improved Art OF Plumbing.
The mastery manner in which our experts
do work tells well in satisfaction and
service. Get utI- estimate.
HUTCHINSON 4 MCCARTHY, 1911 18TH ST.
aul2-Sd
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08
RECOVERY OF PRICES
 4 LOSS OF VOLUME
Wheat at Chicago Established a New High Record.

New York, April 7.-The specula- tive element regarded the days stock market as slow. The sales for the day indicated deep cut in the volume of the market from the recently prevail ing average. Then, although the re- actiOnary tendency of yesterday was arrested and some progress towards recovery was affected, the renewed advance lacked viGor and breadth
 London selling of stocks helped to stiffen the foreign exchange rate and kept alive d discussion of a possible resumption of gold exports. Bonds were firm, total sales, $5,s7S,OO0. L. :. bonds unchanged
Arizona republican., 1909-04-08

Phoenix yesterday from Nacozari. Mexico. where Mir. McNaughtOn has been in the employ of Grant Brothers. contractors. for some time
 TERRITORIAL DEBT-Territoria Treasurer F.. F. Kirkland recently re- deemed $15.00O of territorial bonds. which now brings the territorial bond ed debt down to less than a million dollars, which is lower than it has been for many years. There is still in the treasury for redemption pur- poses only 12.O0O which makes the net indebtedness that much less. This indebtedness of course is exclusive of the funded debts of the counties. which the counties are expected to pay even tually, the territory merely being the surety for them.
 G. COMPANY INSPECTiON-Cap- tain Bigelow, of the regular army, and Col McClintocK and Captain Frank Alkire, who went to Buckeye Tuesday night to inspect G company, N. q. A, returned home about mid night, having a fine automobile ride.