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Evening journal., 1910-02-07
eEe,oIIs FIRE AT CHESTER.

CHESTER, Pa. Feb. Fire start
Ing in the dynamo room today Quilted
tho main building OF the Delaware
River Steel Compauy's plant here. with
the running of the metal in the two
i00-ton furnaces, which were charged
last night the total loss is estimated
at 100000.
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Mrs. Loaan Entertains.

Miss Nellie Logan entertained at a tea
ON Saturday afternoon at her home No.
lO2 Van Buren, street She was assisted in
receiving her guests by Miss Oleta Jones,
Miss steele Miss Palmatory, Mrs. Alonza
Ncwlin and Mrs Frank cooch.
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DoecATcHER SAVES
A EREEZlNG DOG

Dogcatcher Kopp received word from
the neighborhood Of Fourteenth and
French streets today that q shepherd
dog was freezing to death in that vi
cinity. He went there and found a
dog. evidently from the country judg
ing from the number of burrs on his
Shaggy hair, and most forlorn looking
animal he was. II was taken TO the
pound.
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Melbs and Sophie walther. Warren Paris,
Miss Sweinhart. Mrs. Burton Williams,
Miss Mabel Berry, Mrs A. b. Berry Ed
ward r. Berry. Mrs Hannah Berry and
Miss Mayme Sasse Mr and Mrs Wal
ther will be at home al No 2fio Tamall
street. this city, after February T.
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Permit for Improvements.

Building Inspector Johnson issued
permits today to William d. Haddock
and Company to erect a store at No.
s13 King street. for Harry J.. Mckee,
costing $3.50. and at No. 3l5 King
street for Clarence Glanding, costing
$500.
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TITUS REMAINS
SPECIAL DEPUTY

Collector Of Port Harry Raymond re-
ceived word to-day from Washington that
his selection OF special deputy collector OF
port John Titus had been approved.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07

Ing, dishguring eczenas. rnshes. itchings,
irritations. iniammnticns and chaiinga
from infancy Co age; for the sanatlve,
onueeptic cleansing of liberated. in
famed mucous surfaces and for many
other uses which readily suggest them
selves % women. especially mothers,
Cuticura succeeds when all else fails.
Guaranteed absolutely pure and may be
used from the hour q birth.
Complete External and Internal Treatment IN
Every humcf 90 luinnis, Children ana Adults con
alsis or Cutcua AQnn fltcl % Cleanse thr skin.
Cutisurn Ointment li0ol 70 Heal tho skin and cut
rura kca0lveut itpgl lor IN the form nf Cnocoiafs
huld Throughout Che world Potter Drug Chem
corn. Sole Props. ! 30 Columbus We. n0Hion. Moaa
or- Mailed lruc. il-uaqr cutlcyra Hook com
piete Guide 10 the Best Care % skin and scafp.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07

from tutlCura unit
ment. united with the
purcst of cleansing
Ingredients and most
refreshing OF flower
cdors, Cuticurn Soap
is unrivaled for pre-
serving. purifying
and Identifying the
skin. scalp. hair and
" 'pds of infants and
Children. In the pre-
vcntive and curntive
4.
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MInuuadsIe Managers Meeting.

Managers of the Muquadale Home
will meet in monthly session at 30.
1908 West Fourteenth street at 3
O'Clock This afternoon.
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OBITUARY.

Tho death Of John L. Groenwalt, aged
G.. occurred at his home near Newark
this morning. The funeral will take
place on Thursday at 1.30 o'clock In
tcrment will be in White Clay Creek
cemetery.
James. tho infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James W. Bunting, Of No. 726
Bennett street died yesterday. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock.
John II. Kaiser. aged Al years, died
yesterday. Services will be held tomor-
row evening at g o'clock in the home,
No. POI Rodney street. Interment will
be at Bethel. Md.
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FIRESIDE BASEBALL

Outheldar Jack McAleese. the former
Tri-Stater. has boen given his uncon-
ditionai release by Manager O'COnnor
OF the ST. Louis Browns
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Gao is Continued.

George W. Phillips. was defendant
I'm city Court this morning on tho
charge of improper conduct. His hear
ing was continued until tomorrow.
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Death of Aqed Woman.

Mrs Maria Cossgrim Vandegrift. of
No. 1886 West Eighteenth street, died
Yesterday mn her 10th year. She was
the wife Of Perry @. Vandergrift Notice
of the funeral will be given
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Innior order Annual Meetinn.

The Junior order United American Me-
chanics will have its dnnual State Coun-
ell I'm this city beginning February 10.
Evening journal., 1910-02-07

Mrs. Warner Gave Bridge Party.
Mrs T.. Tatnall Warner entertained with
bridge party on Saturday afternoon, in
honor OF her guest. Miss Alice Tyson. OF
Sandy Springs.
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~ - al Ent.rtaIn-

Mrs Preston Lea VIII give a tea this af-
ternoon for her daughter, Mrs. Grant
Campbell. Of New York. About seventy
five guests will be present
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Ennl,r. and snclaI

A cuchre and social will be given by
Mckinley Circle. Lady lieptasophs in the
Law Building this evening.
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BABIES SKINS
Should Know Only cuticura Soap =
Pure, Sweet, Economical.

Because Of its delicate. emollient,
tanative. antiseptic properties der red
Evening journal., 1910-02-07
PRESIDENT AfADRIZ OF NICARAGUA
AGAIN MENA CED BY INSURGENTS

- EIs,g - q - - 2lEagnsggJasE
Evening journal., 1910-02-07

However Mr.. Lawler. better take
the men south for training at once.
Iimnr cook didn,t feel at home He
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and carried medicines TO relieve him
She said She never knew him to be
without them. When ho returned
from Chicago he complained OF being
indlsp0sed and asked where he could
get quinine She told him Ia the med
icine chest. He could find no cap
sulcs and impTovised one out OF It's
sue paper. This be swallowed after
discussing the matter in humorous
vein with his wife.
Later Mrs. Vaughn said she heard
him groanlng In nm adjoining room
to which he had gone and she ran to
him. Her husband seemed In great
pain, the witness said. and she tele-
phoned Tor a doctor
While waiting for the physician,
she endeavored to alleviate the pain.
She rubbed his hand in demonstra-
tions and she carried them TO her
lips. Her husband turned his TaclIed
face toward her and asked her 20
kiss him, she said. She kissed the
hands several times
The doctor entered then and later
neighbors came. Al this time her
husband was near death and she was
led from the room. While a neigh
bor's wife was endeavoring to con-
sole her in an adjoining room, her
husband died,
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DRAG RIVER IN
SEARCH FOR BODY

New York, Feb 2.-Hospital at
tendants used graphing irons In the
East river In In a search for the
body OF Henry Pennington Toler a
Princeton graduate and former broker.
Toler eluded guards on Ward Island
yesterday where he had been conhn-
ed In an asylum since July and
plunged into the river, Caught In
the eddy from He'll Gate he sank al
most Immediately. Toler became
violently insane last summer after
controversies with factions in the
f7st church OF Christ Scientist,
In this city. For a time he was Il
supporter OF Mrs, Augusta F. Stetson,
but subsequently he turned against
her
His commitment to the asylum was
caused by persons who said he had
sent them threatening letters
Christian Science so interested
Toler that he abandoned his broker
age business several years ago. gave
much of his money to the church and
finally became first reader
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SELECTING PLACE
FOR THE Fight
(By Harry 3. SMITH

jack Gleason has left San Francis,
co for his conference in Seattle with
Jim Jeffries, which, 1t Is hoped. VIII
settle the long-drawn-out controyer-
sy between the two promoters as to
where the fight Is TO be held.
Gleason has no we'll defined ideas as
TO what will actually be accomplish
ed by this conference In fact. he
seems so altogether in the dark as TO
just what Rlckard has actually said
and done that he IL going north as
much for the purpose of being en-
lIghtened as for any other reason II
is quite evident that the San Fran
cisco promoter intends TO move slow
Iy and find out where he Is standing
before he makes further announce
ments.
81 don't know as I expect Jeffrles
10 decide In favor OF San Francisco
after this conference" said Gleason
81 don't know that | would care to
force the matter to that extent What
want 10 do Is TO have talk with
JefTrics and Berger and find out what
they have learned from Tex Rick
ard. and what he proposes to do.
1utU | HduN W al dDpOlul-
ment for Rickard to meet me some
where and talk 1t over. Probably
Reno would be a good meeting place.
and very likely about next Friday
would be the time. Then II Rickard
Insists on Salt Lake, win make him
proposition to take over the fight
myself Will be prepared immedi-
ately TO post the $4,000 forfeit so
that Rickard can have his money back
and | will make arrangements to hold
the bout in OF near San Francisco. If
I don't get a permit In San Francisco.
there is no question but that the bout
can be held in Alamedo county. / ex-
pect to remain with Jeftries until he
reaches Spokane. and by that time
ought to Understand the situation
thoroughly"
Disagreement Over Weight.
There is hitch over the closing of
ARRANGEMENTS for forty-nve-round
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Avoid Harsh Drugs
Many Cathartics Tend to
Cause Injury to the
Bowels.

IL you are subject to constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics, They only give temporary
relief and their reaction Is harmful
and sometimes more annoying than
constipation. They In no way effect
d cure and their tendency is to weak
en- the already weak organs with
which they come In contact
We honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. our faith In It is so strong
that we sell It on the positive guaran-
toe that it shall not COST the user a
cent If II does not give entire salts
faction and completely remedy con
stipation. This preparation is called
Rexall Orderlies. These are prompt,
soothing and most effective in ac-
ton. They are made of recent
chemical discovery Their principal
ingredient Is odorless. tasteless and
colorless. Combined with other well
known ingredients. long established
for their usefulness In the treatment
OF constlpatlon.it forms tablet which
Is eaten just like candy They may
be taken at any time. either day or
night, without fear Of their causing
any Inconvenience whatever They
do not gripe, purge nor cause neusea.
They act without causing any pain or
excessive looseness Of the bowels.
They are ideal for children, weak,
delicate persons and aged people as
well as for the most hearty person,
They come IN two size packages
IL tablets 10 cents. SO tablets 20 cents.
Remember you can obtain them only
at our storc-The Rexall Store. T. II
Carr, corner Grant and 25th.
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PRE- 5IDENT MAY
WITHDRAW LANDS

Washington. D c.. Feb. 2.-The sen.
ate committee on public lands today
reported substitute for two admins
tratlon bills. authorizing the pr. sident
lot conservative purposes. 10 with
draw public lands from entry.
The decision TO report such a meas
ure was reached after several hear
ings had been held. In which the ne.
cessity for the Legislation was attack
cd and defended in a spirited contro,
versy
United action was impossible today
when the question OF reporting bill
Was taken up. A three-cornered fight
had been carried on in the committee
for some time. The factions were
made up OF senators who believe that
the president. under existing law, has
authority to withdraw lands from pub
lie entry, senators who have been in
favor OF giving him such power, but
who have contended that numerous
acts of former President Roosevelt
were Illegal, and senators who have
taken a decided stand against any
such authority being conferred upon
the executive.
That acts of Mr.. Roosevelt should
be validated beyond question those
senators who were In favor OF ad-
vanced conservation legislation. but
who have questioned the legality of
many OF the Withdrawals already
made, joined with the supporters of
the administration bills sent to the
committee by Secretary Ballinger and
agreed TO report substitute. This
action still left minority composed
of Senators Hepburn and Clark (two)
who insist that the right 10 withdraw
from entry should rest in congress.
These senators NAV present a minor
ity report.
The measure as reported by Sena-
tor Nelson is one Of the simplest
pieces of legislation ever proposed on
the subject of land laws. but. 1t is
said, 1t will accomplish all the pur'
poses OF the two bills OF several sec
tons each that were sent to the com
mittee from the interior department,
AS perfected, the bill follows.
That the president may. at any
time In his discretion. withdraw from
settlement, location, sale or entry, any
of the public lands of the United
States and reserve the same for for
estry. water power. Irrigation, classi-
ficatlon or other public purposes to be
specified in Withdrawal. and such
Withdrawals and reservation shall re.
main In force until revoked by him
or by an act of congress. The secre-
tary of the interior shall report all
such Withdrawals hereafter to con
gress at the beginning OF its next reg
ular session"
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MEXICAN PACKERS
IN BIG BANK CRASH

New York. Feb. 2.-Thc Mexican
National Packing company. New Jer-
sey corporation. controlled by English
investors and operating slaughter
houses and packing houses In Mexico
under concessions from the Mexican
government, failed today with liabll-
lties, including stock, of $37,000,000
Assets were not announced, but 1t
is estimated that they are In excess
OF the liabilities. The company will
continue TO operate Its plants. Henry
y. Kay was appointed receiver by
Judge Lanning in the United States
circuit court In New Jersey this after
neon.
The appointment of a receiver was
not brought about by any condition
in the livestock market, but by the
tieing up OF part of the company's
funds In the United Statos Banking
company In Mexico City, which sus-
pended recently. Samuel Untermycr.
as counsel. representing English bank
ers and other investors in the prop
erty. said tonight:
while we have no definite figures
showing the position between tho
packing company and the bank at the
dine OF the suspension OF the bank.
We are advised that The packing com.
pany had more than 100000 gold 10
its credit in the United States Bank
ing company at tho time OF the banks
suspension
THE teng up Of the packing com
pany's immediate resources and the
uncertainty as to the possible action
that might be taken led to the ap.
pointment OF a receiver to conserve
the assets until a settled course can
be pursued The company continued
operations. and all It's plants are
maintaining their volume and supply
ing people of Mexico with their meat
products. II Is not expected that these
operations will be lnterferred with.
Arrangements were under way In Eng
land for furnishing the company with
large amount of additional capital
at tho time OF the suspension OF the
bank These arrangements VIII pro-
coed without interruption.
Among the concessions held by the
company Is an exclusive right TO
slaughter cattle in Mexico City until
1926 Its share capital is $22, 100000
and II has a bonded debt secured by
q mortgage OF about $12. 500 900 and
q floating debt OF s2.0oo,000, of which.
however. only 100000 is due.
Bonds, stocks and debts are held
mainly In England
The British and Mexican Trust.
Ltd. of London procured the receiver
as the holder of about $4,000 600 OF
the bonds. approximately two-thlrds Of
the stock, and as the owner of 100000
OF floating debt.
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When Huppars soouna AaeeSSary

and your ehoss pinch, esako Into your sboes Aen'0
Foot -sAse, tho antseptc powder f9r the feet 1t
cares psnful swollen, sraaftiDg areating ieet, and
tAkF The sling oot OF ccrns aad bnnious. Jhst tbo
thin, Tor patent oather shoof, dancing parties md
for brealirg Ia New ahoSs. Many people eanuo.
wear heavy ctockiDgs comfortably without shsk-
Ing Aliens Foot Elss into tho shoes sold eyery-
whore, 26c Sample PREE. AddTe.s, Alec
ol1ls.ea. 70 Rsy. ~. Donf ooespt any o1bsfif,ds
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WESTON STARTS WALK.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. Edward
pavson Weston. the pedestrian, left
Pasadena this morning on a walk
across the continent, which he ex
pects 10 complete In so days. He will
follow the route OF the Santa Fe rail.
roud TO Chicago.
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controlled Wells-Fargo & Co, have
boan Inundated, according to an un-
oon1rmed report here today 1t Is re-
oor,od aIso apparently authoritative
~ that the Southern Pacific company
has sold its stock holdings in the com
pany.
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London, Feb. 2.-Miss Caroline AS
tor Drayton OF New York. only daugh
ter OF ]. Coleman Drayton and grand
daughter Of the late William Astor. to
day became tho wife OF William Phil
ips. secretary OF the American en-
baaay
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MRS. VAUGHAN RELATES
DETAILS OF HUSBANDS DEATH

Munro City Mo, Feb. Mrs. Jas.
Vaughn testified today. before cor
oner's jury. concerning the death of
her husband, Prof Vaughn.
Mrs Vaughn said her husband suf
fcred from neuralgia and indigestion
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CIGARETTE CAUSES
SEVENTY DEATHS

Laredo, Texas, Feb. 2.-One of the
greatest disasters In the history OF
Mexican coal mining took place early
today In the Paiau mine at Las Es'
peranzas, Mexico. The toll of human
life which paid the penalty OF neg
ligence on the part OF some miner is
placed at 10. while the list OF injured
numbers nearly as many
An explosion occurred in No. 8
shaft OF the coal mine of the Esper"
anzas Mining company and is attrib-
uted to the ignition Of gas from the
flame OF cigarette of miner, smok-
ing contrary TO the rules,
The miners, mostly MeXicans and
Japanese. had assumed their places In
the workings just after z o'clock
At S 30 o'clock those at work above
ground heard a loud explosion Ind al
most instantly a vast cloud OF dust
and smoke Issued from the mouth OF
the shaft,
When the onlookers realized the
meaning of the disaster, assistance
was Immediately forthcoming. SO
soon as the air in the shaft could be
purified sufficiently to permit rescuerS
to descend. many volunteers were
ready TO risk their lives IN an endeav.
or to succor their stricken brothers
below.
Rescue Parties Formed.
Cages were Immediately sent down,
loaded to their capacity with miners
bent upon rescuing their comrades. On
the first and second levels. everything 8
was found intact and the men work
H. IoNpI. oofp
The rescue party went down to the
third level and as soon as the air
could he sufficiently cleared they en-
tered the various drifts and began a
search for tho dead Scattered about
in various positions In the workings
they found the bodies OF the men, suf
focated. their faces indicating the bit
ter fight they had waged to reach
pure air and safety.
The rescuers worked in relays
searching for their dead and dying
! companions.
Pltiful Scenes Enacted.
After six hours work, 50 bodies had
been brought to the surface. while
nearly 10 injured men had been re
moved TO hospitals The injured owe
their escape to the fact that they
were working where they were pro
| tected from the rush OF foul air.
! AS the bodies were brought to the
surface. screaming women and chill
dren were congregated about the
mouth of the shaft, awaiting the res
cue OF loved ones. Most OF the killed
were Mexlcans. the Japanese miners
being employed in the other parts oi
tho mine. State representatives sent
a detailed report Of the explosion and
a dedution as TO probable cause.-the
explosion OF mine damp-to the COVER
nor of Coahuila and Saltillo They
instructed the local authorities to take
such action as they deemed necessary
and TO investigate thoroughly the
cause OF the disaster The mining
company officials lost no time in max
ing provision for the injured. AT
order was telegraphed to Eagle Pas,
and Monterey for coffins for the deaC
and money and food have been pro
vIded for the suffering families.
The Palau mine Is one OF the bes
eouipped coal mines In the republic
Il has an adequate vcntilatlng system
is provided with electric lights. anC
mining officials are utterly at a los.
to account for the presence OF min,
| da,oD In No 2 workings
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HARTMAN HOLDINGS LIouIoAre

New York, Feb Holdings OF the
Hartman estate, which heretofore
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-03

fight between Monte Attcll and Danny
Webster for the bantamweight cham
pionshlp of the world In Los Angeles
on February 22nd. Tom MoCarey, as
he has frequently done, jumped at con-
cluslons and thought that all of the
details were settled.
The trouble is over the weight.
First of all, he suggested 10 Harry
Foley a match at 11G pounds at o
olock. which would mean three hours
before the fight Foley agreed, and
then MoCarey decided to hold the
fight in the afternoon and make the
weight 116 pounds at 10 o'clock in the
morning, which would give Webster
an advantage OF two more hours. Fol-
ey viii not agree 10 this, but says
he has sent McCaroy word that At-
tell will make the stipulated weight
at noon for --ght to be held at 8
o'clock. II Is now up to Webster TO
consent and the articles can be sign
ed.
Good Fight in Prospect.
There should be two good fight
cards this month If Jim Coffroth goes
ahead with his February permit. Hes
tor IS assured OF the Nclsop-Wolgast
card for February 22nd. while 1t re.
mains TO be seen what Conroth VIII
do. The latter should arrive here the
Sth OF the month. which VIII give MIN
plenty OF time TO get into action.
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READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE.
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Cans of Asparagus

excellent flavor, tenderness and color.
All Del Monte Asparagus is carefully
watched by our expert gardeners One or two
hours make great difference in the quality,
for Asparagus grows one to two inches q day,
and unless Il is cut at just the proper time be-
becomes tough, stringy" and takes on color.
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We put up three million cans of Asparagus
this wear. All high grade, tender, California
grown.
This great quantity was taken from over
$500 acres of Asparagus beds, cooked and
canned the day it cut.
Most of the three million cans were put ont
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AVERAGE
PAY IS ONLY $663
According to Census Bureau
Unitarian Ministers Draw
Highest Average

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 2s.-The
average annual salary Of a minister Of the
gospel is but ssss, in all the denominations
represented in the compilations on this
subject in Part OF a special report on
the Census Of Religious Bodies for 1905,
which is now in press preparatory to its
submission by United states Census Di-
rector Durand 10 Secretary Nsgel of the
Department Of Commerce and Labor. The
report was compiled under the supervision
OF William c. Hunt. chief statisucian of
population in the Census Bureau. and the
statistics were collected partly by cores
pondence and partly by special agents.
First Official Statistics.
II Is pointed out in the introduction
that this Is the FIRST time an attempt has
been made in q United states census TO
secure ofhcial statistics concerning sal
aries paid 10 ministers. II is stated that
the results Of the census are not entirely
satisfactory on account Of the failure of
some ministers 70 report thei- salary and
Of others 70 report with sufficient clear
ness. OF the grand total Of sc denomina-
tions in continental United states. the re-
port states that Is hsNe no regular min