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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
Will Lose Both Eyes.

STORM LAKE, Dec. 3o--Carl Mar
ehaJI Of Storm Lake. will lose the
sight OF both eyes as the result OF the
synlosion Of fash light photograph
;na machine. He was looking into the
comnosition m when it exploded, SO bad
i, burning his eyes that he will be
blinded for life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
Tried to Burn school.

GREENFIELD, Dec. 30.--A second
attempt was made by incendiaries to
burn the school house known as num-
Der 6 here. On entering the school.
G S. Perkins, teacher, fell through
the burning floor and was badly In
iured. The fire was extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. The
authorities are investigating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
NAL paso Captured.

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 30
The capture of Nal Paso, the insurg-
ents stronghold in Chihuahua state,
and the death OF Col. Guzman from
wounds are confirmed by private ad-
vices. Fourteen Diaz soldiers were
killed The rebels retreated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
e. .Hroth is Ladies', Friend.

DENVER. Dec. 3o.Gov. Shaffroth
.oday said that if bill is passed pg
the legislature disfranchlslng W I,
s.sars county and talk against II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
Earthouakes in Greece.

ATHENS. Dec. so.--Reports from
Ellis province on the southwest coast
of Greece show many villages wreck
ed by earthquakes and thousands
made homeless
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
iowa Bank is Robbed.

DENNIsoN, Iowa, Dec. 80 The
bank at Dow City was robbed by
burglars last night who escaped With
$4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and vicirity-Generalfyf
fair tonight and Saturday. Rising
temperature.
For Ijlinois-lncreasing cloudness
with probably snow flurries north
uortion late tonight or Saturday HIS
ing temperature.
For Iowa-Increasing cloudiness
with snow flurries tonight or Satur-
day. warmer tonight and east por-
ton Saturday.
For Missouri Generally fair TO-
night and Saturday. Rising tempera-
ture.
Weather Conditions.
The depression from the Centrai
Valleys. deepening as it advanced,
has moved TO New England, where II
forms marked storm center this
morning. Its progress has been at
tended by rain, or snow from the Mis-
sissippi Valley 10 the Atlantic coast.
and the rainfall has been heavy IN the
4 Ohio Valley and Tennessee
The crest Of the western field OF
i high pressure, moving TO the lower
4 Mississippi Valley. is causing clear
ing. much colder weather in the Cen
tral Valleys, and marked depression
has formed in Montana, which IS az
tended by rising temperature in the
Northern Mountain Region
Conditions indicate generally iair
weather, with rising temperature, Tor
!, this section tonight and SATURDAY.
Local Observations.
Dec. Bar Their. Wind. Wth'r
% : D. m. ..So.l9 . NV Clear
, 80 a. m. .3o42 16 NV Clear
River frozen,
Mean temperature 80.
Highest temperature.
e Lowest temperature, 90
y Lowest temperature last night l6,
h FRED 3. GoSEWisGH.
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30

Fire Loss Of Million.
MASsENA, Dec. S0-Fire DESTROYED
a number of buildings on the harbor.,
Loss 100000.
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CONTINUED on page 81
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
SENATE AGREES ON
RAILROAD BILL
THE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL
NOW BECOMES THE UNFIN-
IsHED BUSINESS


WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE sen
ate today placed its final stamp of
approval on the administration rail-
road bill, which has been pending in
one stage or another almost since
the beginning Of the sessions, by
adopting report conference commit
tee.
The vote came at the close OF q
day devoted to fragmentary discus
sion of the measure that was with
out especial feature, all the negative
votes being cast by democrats. Just
before the vote was taken Stone
elected the statement from Elkins
that no agreement had been entered
into between republican readers and
democratic senators for the elimina-
tion of the capitalization provision OF
the bill.
Just before adjorrning the senate
decided to make Senator Carter's mo
ton to concur in the house amend
ments TO the postal savings bank bill
The unfinished business
This means the measure viii bs
taken up tomorrow and be disposed o.
before the close OF the day.
Many senators want the measur'
sent TO conference.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Buzz Wagon For Jack

SAN FRANCISCO. June I7.-Jack
Johnson did nothing in the boxing or
gymnasium line today. Deyoting most
of his time in the afternoon to walk
ing along the beach and posing for
photographers
In the morning johnson went 20
police headquarters where be gave
bond for the two automobiles his
former manager, Geo. Little. n.
tached.
In TIE course Of the conversation
later, someone in the crowd men.
toned that fatal word 'Bazz wagon q
Now" said Johnson. that reminds
me OF something He ran to the
automobile shed and after quickly
cranking his Chalmers racer" ap
peared on the boulevard. Three times
Jack spend up and down the beach
Johnson's ride did not last long
! however, as he was prevailed upon
10 put il in the garage by his man
ager. Tom Flanagan The latter re
monstrated with johnson for break
ing his word about riding i'm automo
| biles
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
STOLLARO GUILTY
IN SECOND DEGREE
.TTORNEY FOR DEFENDANT
SERVES NOTICE OF MOTION
FOR NEW TRIAL.

Shortly after the district court con-
vened for the day this morning the
5lry in the Stollard case asked per-
mission of the court TO have the in
tructions given 10 them yesterday
fternoon read again owing to a diff
erence of opinion OF the same among
the jurors. and the request was
ranted. and occupied the attention
( the court for over half an hour.
About twenty minutes later, after
due deliberation the jury reported
into opea court returning a verdict
sgainst II. II. StoIlard of murder in
the second degree and recommending
tie extreme mercy of the court. At
ruey John F. Ross. counsel for the
defendant. stated that he would make
motion for a new trial tomorrow
morning: and asked the court for a
say of sentence until such time as
be could prepare and present TO the
court proper afidavits supporting his
motion for a new trial. which was
granted by Judge Doan-
The cases Of the territory vs.. Bot
Warren, ct al, the defendants being
charged with alleged horse stealing
we're called for trial at 1880 this
afternoon and a jury emDanelled tc
try the case. These alleged charges
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
HOLIDAY WITH
DULLNESS,HA
THINGS QUIET
Bunker Hill Day in Boston
Throws New York Market
Into a Session Nearly Ap-
preaching ldleness

NEW YORK. June l7.-DealinE 40
stocks today in the usual active man
ner during the first hour. the sec
ond hours business contracted 10
one fourth Of the amount Of the first
and that meagre figure shrenk by one
third again during the noon hoor-
Trading In 5000 shares in a period OF
an hour comes as near idleness as
often occurs on the floor OF the Ne"
York stock exchange. The aggregate
for .he day was less than 2UO,oe'
shares. the smallest days business
for nearly two years. The gloomy. op-
pressive weather was held responsi-
be in part
The observance OF Bunker Hill Day
in Boston deprived the market OF
what has been a principal source oi
business lately. centering in the cop
per groups. The interruption of Bos-
ton business relieved the coppers from
some pressure, and opened the way
to their mOdera e recovery The ap-
preaching enactment of the railroad
law was cited as another Oppressive
factor. President Ripley OF the Santa
Fe was authority for the statement
that his company was willing % see
how the new law works before going
on with improvements. in view o.
its drastic provisions.
Business in bonds was rather jettcr
than in stocks. but there was nc
marked revival. and the price move
ments were Irregular.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
OLAhbALA WINS
THE SUBURBAN
HISTORIC RACE DRAWS BUT A
HANDFUL OF SPECTATORS AT
sHEEPsHEAD

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. June IL
Over a track fetiock deep in mud II.
T. wilson's four year old OIambaIs
won the twenty-seventh Suburban
handicap today. after one OF the most
spectacular races ever run under the
stewardship OF Consy Island Jockey
club
Prince Imperial. the entry Of the
Woodhaven stable, was second
James r. Keene's Fleet coll Ballot
thought invineible. was third.
For two years regarded as the
premier event Of the American turf
the Suburban has been the occasion
sor the outpouring of race going
crowds. estimated at between 10000
and $4,000. To-day It drew but a
handful of spectators. A drizzline
rain during the morning contributed
to the smallness of the attendance
Overshadoving the weather was tho
dictum Of no betting. The attendance
was less than 5000
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
WILL NOT HAVE
AN INTERVIEW
ON ANY TOPICS
Wireless From Roosevelt Puts
His Stand in the PIainest
Language in Regard to Fu-
tuTe Attitude

KAISERIN AUGUSTE VICTORIA,
by Wireless, June 1S.-At 1880 this
morning the steamer Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria on which Theodore ROose-
welt is passenger was about rs
miles from the Ambrose channel light
ship.
Owing to the heavy fog the vessel
was proceeding AT reduced speed. but
should pass Fire Island about
O'Clock, and be abreast the Sand Hook
lightship at a. IN. Theodore Roose-
Welt tired after a strenuous day in dis
posing OF his heavy correspondence
was happy tonight over the prospect
OF two months quiet az Oyster Bay
He is somewhat stouter than when
he emerged from the jungle, but his
face is still bronzed. He admits that
the weeks of travel and banquetina
have tired him ana says he would not
care TO undertake a Ifard walk
He gave out the following int.
view: Il wish to express my deepest
appreciation OF the more than gen
tIbAS CRuIAeStk Win WHICH I Eai
treated by the people and rulers d
the countries through which ] pass
ed. although | am vezy glad 10 sc
home.
y appreciate deeply the kindlines'
of a multitude Of friends who have
asked me 20 speak in different plac
es, and hope they vii understand Z
is simply an impossibility for me Il
do so. shall not speak for mo-,
than two months. anG tneu will skeaI
first at the John Brown celebration
at the Cheyenne frontier gathering
at a conservation congress az 81
Paul. and possibly at one or two 9th
or places.
i shall have nothing 20 SAY I'm In
! future about politics.
Anything purportinE 10 De- AN IN
terview with me that may appea
can be ssfe'y set down al once as al
invention
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Crowd Demands serludi

Los ANGELES, June 17.-Sandy
Ferguson. the Boston heavyweight
won a newspaper decision over Jim
Barry of Chicago in a ten round box
ing contest II was a SOW afair.
and Referee Eyton was almost
as much exhausted as the
fighters at the finish. through
his constant efforts to force them
apart. Neither man was marked when
the final gong sounded.
An Officer OF police was at the
ringside. and during the six short dis
tance prelimInaries watched closely
to see tat the milling did not become
too unfriendly to be elassed as real
prize fighting. Two Of the bouts We're
stopped as soon as little hood was
shed This did not please the crowd
and the police were hOoted al inter
walls throughout the evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Reception PROGRAM.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE follow.
ing is the Roosevelt program:
s a. m. due at quarantine on Kaiser
inc Auguste Victoria.
7.45 a. m. revenue cutter Manhat.
tan bearing friends and relatives
takes him under the American flag
S:45 a m. leaves family aboard the
Manhattan. transfers to revenue cut
ter Androscoggin, bearing the official
reception committee.
9 a. II. water parade up Hudson q
18th street and return Degins.
II a m. sets foot on American sol
at the Battery.
I1:l5 a. IN. welcome by Mayor
GaynoT
1880 a. m. Replies to Mayor Gay
nor
IL to 1 p. m. land parade TO Fifty
eighth street and Central Park.
p. m. luncheon with friends anC
relatives.
$3.50 p. I'm. leaves for oyster Bay
by special train.
7:3O p. m. received by neighbor
at oyster Bay.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Jeff Just LAUGHS

BEN LoMoND, June 17.-whiIe
the excitement in San Francisco is
at its height today, Jim Jeffries went
mountain climbing. He is by far
the most cheerful of those directly
or Indirectly concerned in the anti
fight developments. Jests and
laughter were the order of the day
whenever jeff appeared. aud even
q notification from Berger TO pack
his traps and be ready to move.
tailed TO disturb his peace OF mind.
As TO the doings in San Francisco.
JEFF eontented himself with deelar-
ing he was sorry for Rickard and
Gleason. He said he thought they
had been mistreated by the people.
but refused TO accept the governors
action as an unmixed evil, and
laughed ar the gloom which hung
over the camp
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
GRAND
=, JURY TO PROBE
CRAFT CHARGE
Sensational Results Are tx
pected From Investigation
TO Be Held in SOlOmOnVilIei
Beginning Next Monday
Especial to Review

SOLOMONYILLE. June IA spec
ial grand jury has been ordered 70
meet in this city next Monday by
Judge Lewis. II is reported that the
special grand jury has been ordered
as a result of the discovery Of ir-
regulaTities in the offices Of the jus
tees of the peace at Clifton and No
renci II is also alleged THAI these
irregularities involve the constant ss
and depu y sheriffs al Clifton and Mo
renci also Sheriff Anderson Attor-
ney General John y. Wright viii be-
here 10 personally present the cases
TO the grand jury. and Jud-e A. G..
Baker viii also assist District A tor
ney McAllister of Graham county.
Startling disclosures Of graft are
expected TO be laid before the grand
jury. Judge Fletcher NJ DOan will
arrive here Sunday afternoon TO pre-
side during the session OF the spec
ial grand jury. and Judge Lewis viii
hold court for Judge Doan in Toni
stone during his absence.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Sheriff Saws Go Ahead.

RENO. June 17.-"If you pay the
necessary fee of $1,000 for a license
aud have the fighters approved by a
reputable physician, I viii see that
there is no inteEference by the courts
or the militia. if I have to deputize
every able-bodied man in the coun
" 10 protect your license. stated
Sheriff Ferrel, of Washoe county, tc
Billy McCarney. Rickard and Glea
sons representative here today
Before McCarney left for SaI
Francisco on the train tonight h
stated he was practically positive
that the fight would be held \
Reno.
Today he had exchanged scores o
telegrams with his principals ant
was engaged in four lengthy teie
phone calls to San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
NEW RULE GOES
IN HOUSE WITH
ONE NEGATIVE
Majority Vote Can Now Call
Any Bill From the Commit
tee and Prevent Its Being
Held Back

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE
house today furnished the remarkable
spectacle, with only one member vet.
ing in opposition. a strongly worded
reform" designed TO correct an ack.
noweledged abuse. "smothering'' OF
legislation in committee.
Democrats. republicans and insur
ents joined hands in adopting the BIZ.
Representative Ricker, democrat, OF
Missouri, was the MEMBER who stood
out against it.
Representative Champ Clark. the
minority leader. supported the rule
as a step in reforming the rules Of
the house and he asserted that ne
himself was the author. The measure
provided for the discharge Of the COM
mites from the consideration OF any
bill and the placing OF the bill upon
calendar upon a majority vote of the
house
With the adoption of the rule,
G-srk said there would be little need
to invoke it because its moral in
nuence over the committees would
prevent the pigeonhcling CT bills.
The business Of the house, he con
tinued, has been more orderly since
the fifth Of March, when the speaker
was removed from the committee on
rules. II this rule does not work
well. We wils challenge it,
Representative Hayes, Of California,
spoke in favor Of the rule
AIr. Murdock, of Kansas. uncompro-
missing, scarcely looked at the speak
er as he took his place in front OF the
members with his back To the speak
er and advocated the new rule.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
House Will Agree

WASHINGTON. June I7.-Egery in
dication tonight points to the accept
ance Of the senate statehood bill in
the house and the final massage OF
that measure, probably tomorrow. Il
is practically assured that the house
VIII concur in the senate bill. The
influence OF President Taft has been
strongly exeTted on the house commit
tee having this matter in charge. Ma.
Hamilton OF Michigan. author OF the
house bill, has been standiaS out
strongly against acceptance OF the
senate bin, but il is believed he VIII
succumb.
Mr.. Hamilton received many ssle-
grams today from ArizOna and View
Mexico expressing confidence in him
as a friend Of statehood. and urgiug
him TO do all in his power % bring
} about statehood at this session.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

the peace officers of the city and
county who would deal with il.
Gov. Gillett. Gen. Webb. Chief Mar.
tin and District Attorney Fiekert con-
ferred in the attorney generals pri.
vate office. Gov Gillett bluntIy asked
Chief Martin if he would promise to
stop the Langford-Kaufman fight. if
he would consent to withdraw the
militia Chief Martin promised with
out argument and Fickert joined him
in the promise that the fighters would
not be permitted to step into the ring.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
ACTION IS EXPENSIVE

SEATTLE, June 1.-THE effect
Governor GHlett's action in prohibit
ing the Jeffries-JohnsOn fight in Cal
ifornia is being felt by transporta-
ton companies operating out Of Seat
tie Thirty-seven reserva ions ON one
steamship scheduled TO arrive in San
Francisco July have been can
celled and companies operating other
ships report similar loss Of business.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
HAS DECIDED To
FACE THE MUSIC

BELLLNGHAM. W. oniag, June Il.
H J. Welty. formerly president OF
the Home Securities bank of Be-ling-
ham, who disappeared two days be
Icre the bank closed last February,
and for whose arrest in connection
with the wrecking Of the ins itutioz
reward Of $1,000 has been offered,
has notified Prosecuting Attorney
Lively, through business friends, that
he is on his way TO Bellingham,
where he win surrender and plead
guilty 10 the charges. and assist il
strengthening out THE tangle IN n.
bank affairs. The reward viii be with
drawn.
Welty is charged with using tas
bank s9nds TO finance various land
enterprises. The bank failed fol
/ $500, 600
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
May Have Martial Law

SAN FRANCISCO, June lI.-At
1876 tonight the attorney general
stated that a proclamation lacking
only the governors signature to de-
clare martial law IN San Francisco
had been forwarded by telegraph TO
Sacramento for the governors sig
nature.
This was done in assordance with
the governors instructions issued be-
fore he left the city. in the event that
IL was certain an attempt TO hold the
I.angford-Kaufman fight was made.
Blot's attorneys announced they
would issue definite statement as
TO their course tomorrow at 1870 a.
H.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.--Des-
pite the fact that Tex Rickard posi-
lively stated today the Jeffries-
johnson fight woula De held in Gold
field. the sporting world is uncon.
viueed. There is a lingering sus-
picion, and a strong one at that
that Reno Will be the battling ground
Richards ultimatum was handed
down this morning on receipt of a tel
egram from Maurice Sullivan. a mer
chant of Goldfield. II contained al
offer Of $4,000 for the fight and
Rickard, without a moments hesita
tion declared for Goldfield.
The promoter, however. knows th'
danger and inconvenience OF definite
statements He Immediately quail
fled his decision with the phrase, j
10 higher bid is received from
Nevada town" No sooner had Wor'
OF Richards action reached Nevad
towns than the wires were burne
with messages of threat and entreat
from Reno and Ely. Richards ofic
was swamped with messages an
while few of these have been mad
p,bIic il is safe 10 say that flatte
inc offers and strong guarantees bac
the requests.
So determined was the oppositio
of the other towns 10 the Goldfei
selection that the promoter PARTIAL
viaIdeS TO IT in the afternoon. tn
notice was conveyed 10 Goldneid. an
committees Of other towns VII
On hand at Reno Sunday mornir
vben Rickard arrives. The matt
az the fight site will be considered
ioint conference Sunday night, Z
the committeeman appearing befo
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

romise to be hotly contested and a
trong defense is expected to be had
Attorneys Allen r English and Ly-
man Hays are associated with the
counsel for the defense
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
HOUSENON
ARIZONA
IN CONAN ca
Some Action Is Expe,
day But Nothing Is
Out About the Sc
Session.
MUST ACCEPT SENA
! MEASURE OR n
If Bill Goes to Confer
| Legislation Will
Delayed Again
Especial 10 Reviey


WASHINGTON. June
bill was receive
the house, and now lies
speakers table. Some ac
pected to be AIKEN tomoI
Chairman HAMILTON of
territorial committee call
president Jnis morning
lengthy tafk. Mr. Taft
the house accept the ser
this may be done 10 ave.
bility Of the adjOurning
without passage Of the b.
ident was informed tina
went to conference tn,
many doub' $ Of gettiD
through this session.
sure way to be success
cept the senate bill.
A special meeting O.
committee on territories
doors was held upon
bill. but MrpifSssssss6n refn-eG %
what took place, ana said he
nothing TO say on the subject It t
time.
As amended the bill provides
the admission as states Of the I
territories, bu not until after a c
stitution has been adopted By e;
Of them. approved by the presid
and ratified by congress.
Much apprehension has been
that the bill would tie up in con
ence in the house. but during toda
discussion much was said to dissip
that feature.
Il came in connection with a spe,
by Senator Nelson. and in respOl
by democratic senators. The Min
sofa senator said he would do
that he could to bring about a agr
ment with he house during the pr
ent session.
Senator's Carter and Borah thous
it ought 10 be disposed Of in Two
three DAYS.
There are two reasons why
should reach an agreement \
BOrah said. "One is that we wor
20 home until We gel it and the oth
is that it is getting too hot to 81
here long
Saying that he would prefer q
senate bin to no statehood Iegisl
ton. Senator Bailey asserted it wou
be some time before congress q
journed if the conference committ
did not reach an agreement.
NJ. Frazier advocated the hou
bill in preference to the senate mel
ure He found fault with the latt
because, he said. it undertook TO /
the qualifications Of voters in \
zona.
SenaOOr Nelson favored THE sena
hill but said he was not strongly D,
tial TO it. On the other hand y
Hughes favored ne house bin !
cause he said the senate bill comp,
the proposed states to tie their O,
hands so as 10 deprive them of {
equality that should be accorded
all states.
Under the bill as amended by {
senate il might be two and a h
years before the statehood bin '
vii become operative. and the hol
conferees want to shorten the ii
% the spring OF 1911.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

. o . o o o . . . o Q o O
AIR SHIP GOES 45O3
FEET ABOVE EARTH

INDIANAPOLIS. June IL
Walter Brookins, in a Wright
bi-plane broke the worlds
monoplane record for altitude
here today. when he scared to
a height OF 1903 feet accord
ing TO the measurement Of the
altimeter. His motor stopped
as he was descending. ard he
made a glide of two miles.
landing in a wheat field.