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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22
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VANCOUVER, Wash, Feb. 22
Daisy Davis, a Methodist mis-
sion worker of Portland, came to
Vancouver yesterday with Harry
Toy, a Chinese merchant OF means
from Port Angeles and they Sc
cured license to marry. She is
81, he is "a. They said They
would go on to Seattle and be
married today at 5 o'clock.
She met Toy while teaching
Chimes boys in a ethodist Sunday
school class in Portland. Hell
fingers carried $1,000 worth OF
jewels he had given her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

/ Shortly before leaving for the
east, Beck said that the American
girls did not make good house
wives, as they were too busy par
ticipating in politics and Joining
clubs, and for this reason native
German girls were the choice of
his friends.
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} . . . - . Q Q Q 0 Q -
Celebrate Washington's
Birthday In Europe

D LONDON, Feb. 22.-Hany
D buildings in London today
D displayed stars and stripes
D in honor of the first presr-
D dent of the United States.
D AS usual, the day will be
o marked by a great banquet
D at which several Americans
D will speak.
o Washington's birthday
D dinners will also be held in
D Paris, Berlin, Rome and 9th
. er European capitals.
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MABEL WONT TALK
ABOUT DIVORCE
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CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Mabel
Taliaferro today refused to dis
cuss the report that she intended
to sue her husband, Frederick
Thompson, for divorce. Miss
Taliafenro has virtually retired
from the stage and has leased an
apartment here.
She is a Catholic and it is re-
ported this has prevented her so
far from seeking a divorce.
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VIII Re peaceahle.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 22. -
Leaders of the administration de-
clared today that California In
iended to stand by her pledge
with the Washington authorities
andrwould aid in keeping interna-
tional relations as pleasant as pos
sible.
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FINED FOR TAKING IOCs

For taking-logs off the land OF
Andrew Bievick when given warn
ing not to, Diminick yelero, a
wealthy timber owner of Gig
Harbor, was fined $40 ami costs
for trespass by Justive De Witt
M. Evans yesterday az Tnoon.
rue attorney for the defendant
has appeale d to the superior
court. Brevick testified he warned
Cavelero not to take the logs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

PORTLAND, Feb. %. - Hi.
throat slashed deeply by an un
known assailant who crept up he
hind him In the hallway of tn,
Overland hotel, Thomas McCor
mack, z. is ut st. Vincent's hospi
tai probably fatally injured.
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In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Pierce County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Den
mis- Martin, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned, duly appointed admins
= traitor of the estate of Dennis Mar
tin, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers
within one year after the first pub
bcation of this notice. to the I'M
dersigned at Ills Fidelity Bldg, Ia
coma, County of Pierce. and State of
Washington, being the place for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Date of issuing, and first publ
cation of this notice February Is,
1911
GEORGE WALLIS,
Administrators of said Estate.
Davis & Neal, Attorneys for Admin
istrator.
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Paris has sensation in the
launching of the trouser skirt, n
daring idea, but not so daring In
appearance, as 1t is reported to
rather closely resemble the well
known divided riding skirt.
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PRISONER
IS CAPTURED


COLFAX, Wash, Feb. "a
John w. Burns, who escaped from
the Whitman county Jail Monday
night, is again nesting within the
walls of the bastile, after SEN
sational escape and chase on the
part of the officials. He was cap
tured after hot chase yesterday
near Palouse and brought back
here.
One of the interesting features
is the fact that his rapture was
effected by Deputy Nl6riff Cole,
who was the official that Burns is
alleged to have planned to kill, if
necessary to make his escape.
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e. WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. ID.
a provision which pre-
vents the purchase of armor or
armament of any sort from the
steel trust, the naval appropria-
ton bill today passed the house.
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For Sale, Real Estate

Charming little 3-room home in
prosperous and sociahle Milton, 2
blocks from station. The view from
this place is unsurpassed and COM
mences at the door Just 5000 in
toto; $3.50 down, SIS per month. You
can afford that surely. (M-13)
LENNOX TRUST COMPANY
9b2h Pacific ave.
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American Held
May Be Shot
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SAN DIEGO, CAL, Feb. "a
Although the correspondents sent
from this city to Tia Juana, Next
co, across the line, today were I'M
able to learn the name of the
American imprisoned in the Jail
there, it was said that the pris-
oner was formerly of San Fran
cisco and San Pedro, and that he
says he is friend of United States
Judge Van Fleet of San Francisco.
Two prisoners are now held in
the jail, the American and a half
breed who says he is an American
citizen. Both were captured with
maps of Tia Juana and Ensenada
in their possession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

THE style in scouts is chang
ing" gravely announces the New
York Globe. Its no. longer nee
essary for the scout to wear false
whiskers and gum-shoe his way
through the bushes. Minor league
owners welcome the representa-
tiyes of the big leagues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Feb. -.
Seven cars were scheduled to
start i'm the first annual Bakers
field to Fresno and return automo-
bile race this afternoon for the
Gordon-Tevis trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

Out of every million letter
handled by the postofffce onl
one goes astray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22
Tired of Odging.

Tired of Odging.
He: Would you marry n one
eyed man?
She: Gracious, no!
He: Then let me carry your
umbrella.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-22

Pyramid Flour, the Great
Breadmaker, is a universal family
flour. 1t will solve the bread
question for you. *t*
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WASHIN(ITQN Ii q Enh O0

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WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. 81.
Representative Albert F. Daw-
son of Iowa today considered the
office of secretary to the presi-
dent, rendered him yesterday by
President Taft, but has not an
nounced his decision in the mat
ter.
Ell PASO, Feb. 22.-General
Casillas, the rebel leader arrest
ed here for violation of the Unit
ed States neutrality, was released
today under bond. He is being
watched by members of the Next
can secret service.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Q:

Carrying out the contention
they urged when New Orleans
was still in the running for the
1915 Panama fair, Louisiana con-
gressmen are still insisting that
the government appropriate for a
building and exhibit at San Fran
cisco equal to that of any foreign
country.
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SCOTS Studio, Fidelity bldg.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
PROBABLY WILL ELECT
GONZALES AS GOVERNOR
Legislature Of State Of chihuahua,
1t u Said, Will Convene
Tomorrow.

JUAREZ. Mexico. June 1.-word was
received here today that the legislature
Of the state Of Chihuahua would prob
ably convene tomorrow and elect Abra-
ham Gonzales as provisional governor.
Gonzales has been one Of the most active
Of the Madero Chiefs. and his election
will complete the installation Of pro-
visional governors In northern Mexico.
Alberto Madsro. ap uncle Of Francisco
/. Madero. jr.. arrived here today from
the city Of Chihuahua in q special train
to inform Senor Madero OF conditions
about the city. He declared Gen. Villar.
the federal commander. had expressed q
wish that the large body Of insurrecto
troops north Of the city would not ap-
proach too closely until further instruc-
tions from the federal government as to
their disposition had been received, as
friction for the present could be avoided
by keeping the rival soldiers apart.
Mariana Lopez Ortiz, one Of the leaders
OF the revolution around Torreon. came
with Alberto Madero and explained that
three chiefs were causing trouble In that
vicinity, and asked for instructions as TO
now best to suppress them.
Long Tom." one Of the insurrecto can
non. was presented to the city of E Paso
today by Francisco !. Madero, jr.. in a
speech at the international bridge. Mayor
Kelly responded:
Evening star., 1911-06-01
SCHE|b IS RELEASED
AND AGAIN ARRESTED
Husband of Bathtub Victim
Held on Charge of
Grand Larceny.

NEW YORK. Juno 1.-Harry l. Scheib,
the chauffeur. whose wife's body was
found nearly disintegrated in a bath tub
in a vacant apartment. was released from
the Tombs today on q writ Of habeas
corpus. on a promise Of counsel that he
would be produced at the coroner's in
quest. He was Immediately arrested on
an independent action brought by his
employer. who charges Scheib with taking
his automobile out without his permis-
sion. Schieb Is charged with grand
larceny.
Scheib was hurried to police headquar-
tiers. The police hope to entangle Scheib
through his own stories and bring about
confession. The police say there is no
evidence yet how the woman came to her
death. Analysis Is being made of the
dead woman's organs to determine the
cause OF death.
The appearance Of Connor O'Grady of
Springfield. Mass. father Of Mrs. Scheib,
is expected this afternoon. O'Grady knew
his son-in-law only as Hugh A. Sherman
OGrady says that the man his daugh-
ter married was known as Hugh Allerton
Sherman and that he. the father. has
been writing letters to her under that
mama
Discovered Through Letters.
It was the discovery Of some Of these
letters In the fat with the body that led
to the notification Of Mr.. O'Grady and
his trip here as q witness.
Thus far the police have not revealed
the evidence upon which they determine
that the woman was murdered 1t is as
serted. however, that the coroner has
proof of this kind and that 1t will appear
at the inquest. Other important wit
nesses at the inquest will be woman
friends Of Schefb.
The police believe q story told by
Miss Mae Blake will be an. important
link In the evidence against the chauf-
feur Miss Blake says that Scheib told
her last March that his wife died of
pneumonia In February and was buried
In Springfield. Mass.
Evening star., 1911-06-01

complaints of clerks with respect 70 pro-
motion. demotion, discharge ana the iike.
Mr. Gordon improved the opportunity 70
deny that he had advocated that govern
menf clerks organize and strike Tor their
rights He also suggested thet Mr. BUCK
had not really meant that members OF
Congress should be horsewhipped. as he
was quoted as saying recently. This Is
the statement which resulted in the dts
organization of the Civil Service I'M
prove,uent Association through the reSig-
nation of most of its officers
Charters Proposed.
A charter from Congress for an or
ganization of classified service en-
pIoyes was proposed by Mr.. Gordon,
who suggested that the charter pro-
hibit the members of the organization
from striking, advocating strike or
joining any outside labor federation.
Mr. Gordon wound up with the dec
laration that the employees OF the
Standard Oil and American Tobacco
companies. recently condemned to dis
solution by the Supreme Court of the
United States. were treated better than
employees of the government.
Bring us some facts" Mr. Dies re-
marked.
1t was then that Mr. Gordon suggest
ed that the doors be locked and news
paper men excluded, IL the committee
wanted to be startled
We'll. we have got mighty little evil
depce so far: nothing but glittering
generalities," commented Mr.. Dies.
Mr.. Gordon promised to try to obtain
some facts for the information Of the
committee.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOSPITAL.
Election Of Officers by Board Of Lady
Managers.

Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter was elected
president OF the board Of lady managers
Of the Northern DispensAry and Emer-
gency Hospital In Columbia Heights, at
the organization meeting Of the board
held yesterday afternoon At the Rafter
residence. 3105 18th street northwest Mrs.
II. 7. Guss was made 1rst vice president;
Mrs. James LAnsbursh. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs Harry A. Colman. secretary,
and Mrs. L L. Thompson. treasurer
Two committees were selected a. fol-
lows: Advisory Cfrom membership Of hos
pital board Of directorsl-Com
George II. Peters, q. 8. N. retired; DR..
Benjamin r. Gibbs and James Lansburrh.
Membership-Mrs. BENJAMIN r. GIBBS.
Mrs Alton b. Carty and Mrs. Robert w.
Dutton.
About thirty were In attendance on the
meeting and after the organization had
been completed plans for securing fur
for the hospital 40 well 90 the
surgical supplies were discussed.
The hospital which Is located at 14th
and Irving streets. was organised under
the auspices OF D special committee Of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Ase0cia-
ton acting under the direction OF DR..
Gibbs. It has received the enthuxiastic
support Of large number Of the resi-
dents Of the heights, who believe that
It win MI Q long-felt want
Evening star., 1911-06-01
Culprit Fay Court Of Inquiry.

To investigate the circumstances sur
rounding the collision Of the Dolphin and
the Culprit Fay the court OF inquiry
created by the Navy Department. was
announced this afternoon.
Capt. Charles c. Marsh is to be presi-
dent Of the court. The other members are
Commander Archibald II. Davies and
Lieut.. Commander Adelbert Althouse
Lieut.. Charles E. Brilliant Is named as
Judge advocate. The court will meet a&
the navy yard a& 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
CASTRO IN LISBON.
Portugal to Be Warned Of His Fill
clustering Designs.

Ex-President Castro OF Venezuela has
been located by the State Department in
Lisbon. Portugal. He was at that capital
yesterday and has been there since the
10Th uitimo. He went to Portugal from
Spanish port. presumably Bilboa.
Upon learning his whereabouts definitely
the State Department cabled the charge
d'anaires in Lisbon to represent TO the
government Of Portugal the fact that IL
had not changed its view respecting
Castro. and that he should not b Der.
mitted to organize q flibustertng ekpodi-
ton against the present government of
Venezuela II is presumed that the pox.
tuguese government will see that the
neutrality laws are strictly enforced
This 10 Castro's second attempt against
the Gomez government In VeneSuela-
Some time ago he reached 0uadaloupe.
having previously assembled . numb1 %
his adherents on the Venezuelan from
tier and on neighboring islands In the
Caribbean. The State Department re-
ported the fact to the French govsgn-
ment and Castro was not allowed 10 pro-
ceed in the direction OF Venesuela, but
was placed on Q steamer and returned
to Europe. His wife also was expa-
triated.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
CALLS ELECTION ILLEGAL.
New Lorimer Case Move In Resolu.
ton bY Senator Brown.

new and radical move In the Lorimer
case was made in the Senate this after
noon by Senator Brown of Nebraska.
AS substitute for the resolutions CALI
ing for a second Investigation of the
Lorimer election he proposed the adop-
ton OF resolution declaring that Will
liam Lorimer was not duly and legally
elected to q seat in the Senate Of the
United States by the legislature OF the
state OF Illinois,
We are wasting time III making q Sec
ond investigation" Senator Brown said
In explanation Of his move. '.The Senate
Is to take judicial notice OF all the testi-
mony that was produced before the
Senate's committee during the former In
vesttgatton and Of all tho testimony that
was presented to the committee OF the
Illinois senate.
There is ample testimony to support
my resolution declaring his election
illegal"
He wiz address the Senate briefly,
when his substitute Is to be voted on.
Evening star., 1911-06-01

cation.
Copyright by Harris Ewins.l
ventors ond manufacturers Of articles en-
tering into the commerce Of the world
than at any previous meeting.
Delegates Much Pleased.
The delegates, In whose ranks are in
cluded many distinguished diplomats ana
statesmen Of international reputation.
have expressed themselves az being much
sratified at their welcome and the gen.
erous hospitality accorded them during
their sojourn In the National Capital
Nothing short of amazement describes
their view of the manner In which the
government printing Office has handled
the work Of the conference. More than
fifty documents have been printed for the
conference at Uncle Sans big shop. the
great majority of which were in French.
In addition the work has invariably been
done overnight, the detailed proceedings
OF each day being Incorporated in pamph-
let form and delivered ready for the pc.
rusal of the delegates when they Assem-.
bled for conference the next morning.
None among the visitors had ever seen
such remarkable exhibition Of the
printing art.
A trip to Old Point Comfort Saturday
has been arranged by Commissioner OF
Patents Edward Bruce Moore, the chair
man of the United States delegation. A
special boat Of the Norfolk and WASH
ington line has been chartered for their
use. The start will be made early sat
Evening star., 1911-06-01

Pelletier, Georges Maillard. Great
Britain-Alfred Mitchell Innes, Sir Alfred
Bateman, M. w. Temple Franks. Col.
Herbert Hughes. Alfred j. Martin. Can
ada-George r. OHalloran, NJ. p. T.
Ritchie. Hungary-Dr. Elemer Won
Pompery, DR.. Constantin kayser. Italy
-Lazzaro del Marchesi Negrotto
Cambiaso. DR.. Giovanni Battista Ceccato,
Emilio Venetian. Japan-K. Matsui,
Mor1o Nakamatsu. Norway-L Aubert.
The Netherlands-Dr. F. w. ]. c. Snyder
van Wiessenkerke. Portugal-Minister de
Alte, Drnesto Madeira Pinto. Sweden
Minister Ehrensvard. Switzerland-Min-
lister Ritter. w. Kraft. Tunis-De Peretti
de Ia Rocca- Bolivia-Minister Calderon.
Chih-Alberto Yoacham. Costa Rica-
Minister Calvo. Ecuador-Felicisimo Lo-
pex Greece-Lysimaque Caftanzoglou
Haiti-John Hurst. Edgard Numa. jr.
Liberia-Ernest Lyon. Panama-Minister
Porras. Paraguay-Cinord Walton. Peru
Manuel de Freyre y Santander. Per-
sia-Mirza. Ali KuH Khan. Russia
Gregory Wilenkin. Salvador-Minister
Mejia- Siam-Edward H. Lotus. Inter-
national Bureau Of Berne-Leon Poinsard.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
LITTLE PROGRESS MADE
TOWARD AVERT|NG STRIKE
Both Sides in Southern Rail-
way Trouble Reported as
Standing Firm.

Although officials of the Southern rail-
way express hopefulness that a strike
of Its fremen may be averted, there has
been but little progress made In the ef-
forts to adjust the differences between
the road and its employees.
President Finley and General Manager
Coapman of the Southern were in confer
ence> with Judge Knapp and Dr. Neill
this morning and the firemen are closeted
with the official mediators this afternoon.
Neither had any statement to make
hut n o. Teat. representing the f1remen
still issists a strike can be avoided only
by the granting by the Southern of all
their demands. together with stricter reg.
MA atfons regarding the employment OF
negro firemen.
Firemen Express Appreciation.
The fremen are much gratified at the
manner in which the mediators have heard
their side of the controversy and have
nothing but commendation for the efforts
II Judge Knapp and DIR. NeilI to adjust
the differences existing. but declare the
refusal OF the officials Of the road to gran,
their demands In full probably will pre-
rlude an amicable settlement OF the dis
pute
Omcials Of the Southern road today
would neither admit nor deny that tenn
porary homes are being fitted up in fur
niture cars for prospective strikebreak-
ers The hremen are wrought up over
the reports that the road Is thus actively
preparing for the strike in violation of
the mediation terms.
No conclusions have been announced aA
a result of the conferences being held be-
tween the representatives of the engineers
and conductors and the Southern oficials.
The former demand an increase of 25 per
cent in wages. and the latter want a re-
vision Of their old agreement with the
company.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY.
Stock Of Sultan & Eiseman Bought
hv the Hecht Stores.

merchandising event has just been
announced by the Hecht Stores, 513-5l5-
517 7th street. 1t being the purchase Of
the entire stock Of the Arm Of Sultan q
Eiseman. for many years located at GIT
and 619 7th street.
The purchase was made through the
trustee In bankruptcy. L. p. Loving. and
consists OF the entire stock OF mems
clothing. mems furnishings, underwear,
hats. caps. etc.
Hecht & Company announce that the
stock will be placed on sale next Satur.
day morning. Full details win he given
in Friday evenings Star.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
FALL OF ABBA.
Rebellious Arabs Capture 500
Turkish Troops.

HODEIDA. Arabia, June 1.-The rebel
lious Arabs In Assyr. have captured
Abba, the capital, and have made prison.
ers Of the 5000 Turkish troops compos-
ing the garrison. Three batteries Of
artillery and . number Of large guns also
have fallen into the hands Of the rebels.
A relief force under the Grand She6reef
Of Mecca, marching to relieve the Abba
garrison. has been routed.
Ixzet Pasha, who succeeded In suppreas-
ing the revolt In Yemen. is preparing .
strong expedition against the Assyr
tribesmen.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
Building Permits Issued.

issued today:
To the Providence Hospital authorities.
three-story brick. concrete and steel
power house on the hospital grounds:
architect. A. Eccard: builder, 8. A. Gas
kins; estimated cost. e23.S .S92.
To James Martin. three two-story brick
dwellings, at1104.1l06-1106 Tairmont street
aorthwest; architeets. Miller & Miller;
euildeN James Martin: estimated cost.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
ENDS LABOR TODAY
International Conference to
Adjourn This Afternoon.
FRUITFUL OF RESULTS
Much Accomplished Toward Protect.
ing Rights of Inventors
and Manufacturers.

That the conference Of washington or
the International Union for the Protec-
tion of Industrial Property, which has
been in session for more than two weeks
at the New Willard, probably would ar
journ this afternoon or tomorrow was the
view Of many of the delegates this morn
ing. A majority Of the score or more
articles of the treaty of Paris dealing
Evening star., 1911-06-01
The Star VIII Follow You
Wherever Yott Go.

u you are going out OF town
for . few days Or for tho sea-
son The star, nine times out
of ten, can bring you the first
neWs from Washington.
RATES ~ MAIL, POSTAGE
PREPAID:
The 9venIna star, 100 .
month.
The Evanlne and Sunday
Star, e0c Z month.
The sunday Star, zoo Z
month.
In ordering the paper Or
having the addrsss changed
always give the old % we'll -
the new address.
Evening star., 1911-06-01
Job for Maj. Pickett's Widow.

The President today signed an order
amending the civil service rules 90 a. to
permit Of the appointment as a clerk In
the War Department Of the widow OF
Maj. George z Pickett. United States
Army, who died at sea while returning
from Manila Mai. Pickett was IN the
pay department and was q son OF the
Famous Confederate general OF 0ettys-
burg fame. His widow was Q clerk In the
pension once here before hsr marriage
Evening star., 1911-06-01
Will Written With Pencil,

The last will Of Mrs. Alice v. Hieston.
wife Of Robert r. Hieston. flied today for
probate. IL written and signed In lead
pencil. Il bears date Of November IA,
1904 and leAves her entire estate 70 her
daughter. Alice virginia Hiest0n. To her
husband and son, Walter H1eston. the
testatrix leaves her love and lest wishes.