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TREATY
The Convention Discussed in
the Senate.
'SENTIMENTAND SUGAR"
Senator White toys This is the I5;isi.. r<:
the Annexation Scheme. Tin?
man stir- Up the
Senate.
would trequHre
bo debated Im
WM found
ft.T open s.
[?.-.. -IV U'-ll
He qu
effe'et th.-;
?lll'.s-.t. .
la-rid im
efutwit ..f :)!?? Republii
1o--h a gove/riMnerot .a
white people i'n tiho 1
muri'.bi i ? 4 omfly a bou t
of iilae bnihiaibiteani'ttg .11
'tion referred to it.he
?party U-nes in the Sou
"Wo were Uftve'rt," 1
lOir?Urur. a-tiem-pivni
whste main's govorurm
oa^n pianty :it rfen 1
tempt..1 to d > .-??>. 1
jypt'mDo'nK laboirt ".'he stj
majority bo nil.'. I
?wlietiher tflvo Repu!
cTnoinged. i't.-s opclnilcn
?the righ'ts ..f the w'hii
?The uiotiim
Soutili Cmi
a.b. >u t lihis off 1
men's party ?
OWl <-..011(1 fi?
ber est :.ng Cnit
ej'-l SenialboT
"1 ? Ion to
spemded Me
would. 1 ih-airdly
?KMr Heir, "sa
the ihus said hers
irteTO-e of bhe
tor M. i-r.ii.
Senator W
Jw will coniui
N. & W. DIVJ DEN I).
(By T legraph.)
NEW YORK, Feb. a-?Tins direct
ors of the NorfoU & Western Kail
yt&y Company have deolared a divi
dend of 1 per cent, on six months1
earnings. This and a like dividend
declared in October last are the only
dividends paid by this company since
it was reorganized.
TOBACCO in FLORIDA.
(By Telegraph).
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 ? Secre
tary Wilson, of the agricultural de
partmerit, wH leave Washington inn
week or ten days tor it visit to the
South, his objective points being
Wo-rth and Sotitli Carolina and Floii
da. Probably most ol his time will he
?pent in tho lat ier Mate, where: Sec
re'ary Wilson wants to look person?
ally into the questiou of tlie raisin:.'
Of high grade tobacco.
WILL APPEA b.
(By Telegraph.)
RICHMOND. VA., Feb. 2.?The
city will appeal to th* supreme court
in its case against tin- Beil Telephone
Company, decided in favor of the
SJatter yesterday in the United States
circuit court of appeals, and which
involves the r'ght of the city to eject
the company.
SD-ra'l T'/j4?C0 Spit critl Sino-Je luitr lifo Away
If vet want to quit tubanco using easily
and forever, be made w*il, strong, magnetic,
fullOf new lifo and vigor, take n0-t0-: be.
She wonder-worker, that male s weak men
?strong. Manv gain ten ptunds in ten days,
:Over 400,u00-iured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
dnisrglst, under guarantee to cure, 50c c
31.00. Booklotared sample mailed free. Ad
Sterling it.;,-ncily Co.. t.vii.:i,j.i orNtsw Vor?
1 'When bilious or costive, eat a Cascaret,
?andy carthartlc, cure guaranteed, 10c,
J6c. ... . .
ITEMS OK INTEREST UATIIEUE?
AISOl T THE PIERS.
Entrance* and Clearances :it U?c tust?
House. List <>r V.-ss.ls Now In Tort.
Oilier Marine Items.
Weather lor.ist
(By T legraph.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. -.?F
CALiENDAM THIS DAT._ p
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waiter?0:21 A. M.. and 1:21 P. M.
At i in- ii-i. :.
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Vessel:) Arilvi ?! Vi-Kti-rduy.
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PBr.). F r-y
Aus.). Sutt.
Norfolk'- Port !.'
(By Telecraoh.
HjK, VA., Feb.
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m, N >w Bedford.
SA'SH V I I.I.IAT KEY WEST.
T.EUSE TEL/13GRAMS.
VV1BKESBARRE, PA., Feb. 2.?W-hen
..un convened hiday the work or se
lerting to jury 'to itry the caisi s of Sheriff
liootilng strikers, was resumed. Only
?even jurors -have been secured slo far.
?ioiJ wiill In- drawn out ctin be gained
'ran t?te *i:i3i:eme?? 'tih'at Vliia prcviecu
n will i-'II ir.0 wirmvi*?. whKv t.hede
CONSTANTINOPDE, 2.?Izze!
laper but expresses sheirp
W ASH INi iT( >N, ' Pel).
le Pension |i
pnyaic.1 i.n t.n..- morning,
the department no push
? SL,i IVIiRS'VlLUE, N
The b ?ly .of Benjamin
m-eriy .'f Riulelgh, N. C,
? el.
LIVERPOOL.. F
ghtOiouse a>t Higih
v fire tIiis month
LONDON AND PARIS.
A Striking Contest In the General Aspect
<>i tlie Tun ( auilals.
Tho shortcoming of London as a rnpital
eityistlint.it Is almost entirely devoid of
the qualities of spaciousness nnd statell
ness. It is not so nun h like a capita, city
as like a very large and overgrown provin?
cial town. Thu few hours' run tu Paris
forces upon mir attention the contrast be?
tween n nn. re town and n capital city in
tho true sense of the word, for in Paris we
find, in the 1 ii-?t place, a far grenti r num?
ber of buildings on a huge scale and V ith
an expression of palatial dignity. The
National gallery and Somerset House are
tho best things wo hnvo to oppose to tho I
rich statediness of the Louvre. The Pnrif
Opera House has its faults. But compnri
it with tho cold commonplace of Coveni
Garden theater. Tlie Miirbloarch, a prottj
design of its class, is all wo hnvo to set in
opposition to the stately piio of tho Are do
I'Etoile, with its grandiose if not alto?
gether refined sculptural decoration. But
the contrast isoven more remarkable when
wo compare the general aspect and laying
out of the two cities.
In Paris wo have in all the l est streets
of tbo city brond roads, ample footways,
tall and stately stone houses?an clement
of effect chiefly rendered possible by the
prevalence of tho system of building lions
in Hats?and rows of trees everywhere
forming a dele tit'ul combination with th
buildings. > i i.. ? r, the city is laid out
with n view to stutelincss of effect in th
alignment of the streets and the placing
of the buildings In iel.itinn to them und
to each other, Cheat part of the effect of
I'Etoile arch nnncs from its position at tho
meeting point of a number of streets spo
(dully sot out in relation to it and from
each of which it forms nn effective ter?
mination of tho vista. This question of
alignment is never overlooked in Parle ?
considering the setting out of now streets
and tho placing of ne w buildings or tho
planning of the Btrects in relation to old
buildings. In London, ono may any, It is
never even thought of.?Notional Review.
Valuable Functionary.
Willie?Pu, whut sun usher?
Po?lie's the man who shows peoplo
where they mustn't sit at church.?Ohica
AN INSATIATE RIVER.
HOW THE MISSISSIPPI SOMETIMES
EATS UP REAL ESTATE.
Captain King of Greenville Tells How j
the Father of Water? Swallowed Several
Ttiouuxnd Dollars' Worth ?1 His Property j
In One Nicht.
"No use talking, tho Mhssissip] 1 11' i't Is
the most coutrary thing on im;*.;, re?
marked Captain S. 11. Kinguf Qrccnvillo,
Miss. "During tho civil war, it will ba I
remembered, thoro was a double bend, j
much in the shape of tho letter S, of the
river at Vlcksburg. General Grant, you
know, wonted to change thu course of the
river by cutting a channel through Uc
Soto peninsula, thus cutting oil the upper
bend anil causing thu river to flow straight
tcr..~s below Vieksburg and leaving tho
town high and dry. Grant could then
havo sent his gunboats by Vicksburg and
escaped the shelling from the upper bat?
teries of the Confederates north of the
town. lie put General McClernund and
several thousand men to work at cutting
this channel across the peninsula in front
of tho town, and they worked for some
time, notwithstanding the harassment
from the lower batteries of the enemy.
But the contrary river wouldn't show the
least desire of accepting such an artificial
channel anyway. Thu plan was finally
abandoned and Grant's gunboats had to
m::ke the run beforo both thu upper und
lower batteries. But in 187(5 tho Missis
sip] ; i i\. r, of its own accord, cut its way
ticn <s De Soto peninsula Ixlow Vicks
buTi . but farther up thun Grant's artificial
1 v.as starti tl. Do t?oto peninsula
is now Do Solo island, und tho body of
water ,n frontot Vicksburg is now known
as Centennial lake, taking the mime from
the year that tho Centennial was held at
Philadelphia. This is only one of many
instances showing bow the Mississippi re
fuses to submit to the dictation of civil
engineers und how it follows Its own st ub
burn course, winding and washing its
way here and there at its own will.
"By tho way, the Mississippi washed
several thousand dollars out of my pot ket
in one night about i"i years ago. At that
time i owned a row of houses which began
almost three blocks away from the river
in Greenville, Miss. One day a govcrn
incut engineer itaid to me, 'The river will
some til.ii- wash away its bank here, and
\o or i mi Illings w iil tumble in.'
??W.Il, 1 laughed at him. Tin- bank
was 75 foot high. und. besides; tho river
was i|ultn low. One morning 1 tiv.oko to
learn t lint t hero bad been a big cave in of
the river bank the night before, and that
a couple of my buildings had been curried
away. I joined tho crowd of people that
rushed to the river bank to see this de?
struction, and, 1 tell you, 1 never ap?
pro latcd the terriblo powi r of tho Father
of Waters until I wituessod this scene.
While 1 v. as standiog there talking w ith
friends another bi? slice of land, a block
in width, crumbled away and fell into the
river, carrying with it sevi ral more of my
building.-. Von can imagine how I felt,
because 1 had been draw ing an income of
$1,000 a month in rentals from my build
lugs. Now over half of them wero a mass
of debris floating down i ho river, and my
real estate whs only so much dirt in the
bottom of t he channel.
"As 1 itnotl thero watching my build
lugs und ground slip nway into tho rivor
n citizen approached tr.o und said, 'Cup
tain, I'll give you ?1,000 for the remain?
der of your pro| erry.'
" 'No, I'll not, U;Uo less than $2,000,!
said I.
"Tho words hart no more than left my
tonguo v. In n there Was another cave in,
and two more of my lots mill buildings'
tutnbll tl into the greedy river. The citizen
then remarked to me, 'Captain, I'll give
you ?l.utio '., r your property now.'
"I refused lo entertain this proposition,
which, of course, was a pure speculation,
us no human agency could stop the cave
in. Pretty soon another one of my lots
and its building went into the river, mid
my sp< dilative friend then offered mo$800
for the i tmaindcr of my property. By this
lime 1 hud concluded tu trust to luck und
stand all losses, uud 1 refused to sell at
any prlco. 1 now l.ad one lot and one
building left. During the excitement an
old colored woman caiuo up und said to
me:
" 'See In-all, cop'n, will ye give mo dem
brick what's in dat cellar under yer
bouse:-'
"I lold her she could havo tho brick. I
had a pile of new brick in the cellar under
my only remaining house. Tho old col?
ored woman gavo l:cr husband 25 cents
to biro a loam and wagon to haul away
i tiio I.rick. Now, upon my word of honor,
what. I am now ^oing to say is true.
While tho old colored mini was gone lor a
wngon another cave in occurred, und my
lust bouse ami lot, brick and cellar und
all, tumbled into the rivor. Thu cave in
came mi suddenly I bat the crowd of peoj lo
standing on thu bank had to fleo for their
li\ es. Atter tho excite inent had. somewhat
sitl sided the old colored w on. an exclaimed:
" 'Laws o' mnssy! Bore's my brick in
do bottom o' dc libber, an 1 donu los' my
quiihih.'
? tit course, while the old woman was
out 25 cents, I was out n not her Si,000.
Dining lliis series of cave ins that day
ulforts wero being made to place along
frame store building on rollers and move
ii to a place of safety. But before tho
building eouid bo raised it began to tilt,
and tho nun wero compelled to desert It.
Soon tho store building slid into thu river
and went kerchug lo tho bottom of the
channel, ns completely out of sight us if it
hud bu n 'the only pebble on the beuch.'
"In my opinion the Mississippi river is
all right ? whin it doesn't come my way. I
I built a nice residence in Greenville several
years ago unit had a beautiful flower be?
decked lawn between the house und tho
! river, which was a block away. That lawn
has long since been swallowed by the vo?
racious maw of tho Mississippi, and today
my resith nee stands on l he edge of a bank
that is 75 feet high."?St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Mcdiasva) Lynch Laws In ISavaria.
It is curious to note that, in some parts
of Bavaria ;i method of procedure which is
culled Ilub-jrfolcl treiben st ill prevails und
is practiced by the people in case of
offenses which do not. come within tho
pule of the ordinary law. Neither person
nor property is injured, People assemble
with black or masked faces in front of the
offender's house and howl, fire rifles and
beat pots at.d kcttlos. A mock sermon
silling forth the ofTcnscof the person con?
cerned is then recited in the hearing of
the misdemeanant.?Notes ami Queries.
The ox pi nses of Great Britain are now
about ?500,000,000 yearly, or nearly $1,000
per minute, but every tick of the clock
represents an inflow of a little over $16
into the British treasury, thus leaving an
annual surplus of about $20,000,000.
Feeding 1 he Angler.
There is just otio fish in the uiiuarium
that is actually fed like a child, and it is
the very last tlsh that one would expect to
soo fed in that manner; it is the angler.
The angler Is voracious enough naturally,
but it rarely feeds in captivity. Its feed?
ing habits are peculiar. It will tr.ko in a
fish for food, extract from it all the nutri?
ment and then reject tho remainder.
Taking advantage of its habits in this re?
spect to supply it w ith sustenance, tho
angler at the aquarium is lifted to tho sur?
face! of the water in a big scoop net, its
capacious mouth is opened, and a fish,
perhaps a herring we'gbing n pound, is
put into lt. Thenngier takes all the nutri?
tive substance from a lish thus feel to it?
SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR.
He W; s Waiting to See What More Tron
bio Life Contains.
"Yea," said a tall, sallow, faced, melan?
choly looking man, attired in <i thin pair j
of troi.sors, ii pair of dilapidated .-Inn s and !
n lust ymr's derby hat, "I've never hud
anything but had lock. 1'vo worked hard
nil Uij life und only made n bare living.
My health broke down years ago. Most of
my fril nds have died off or moved west.
I've g-t literary and artistic tastes and
ern't gratify them. Everything 1 undsr
tnhr to do is a failure, and i don't seem
tu he of any esc in this world."
'??HVoyou no friem' ? with ;-o!!ticnl in j
eie.c.e enough to get some kind of un easy
jcb for } inquired u well dressed and
i-ro.ij i :.->?.- '.ins man.
"I've tried that," said tho miserable
man, shaking his head. "Every time I
get a position a political landslide comes
along i :id 1 get thrown out of tlie snap."
"Why didn't you open an intelligence
office er start n rial estate agency?" asked
r, man. "That sort of business doesn't
require much capital."
"I've tried em both, my frier-Is. Got
burned out in the ilrst business and a
partner ran off with the prolits in the
other. No UEo."
"Ever try canvassing?" inquired anoth?
er sympathetic acquaintance.
"Yes; ofti n. Had a good suit of clothes 1
like years ruined in that business by a
vicious ii< g. Thrown down stairs once er
twice. No use, loan.? I'm not in it. Last
week my j et parrot died, yesterday morn?
ing I lost n quarter, and today lie got un
earache. That's the way it always goes,
if it isn't one trouble, it's another. '1 here's
only one thing tlu.t keeps me from com?
mitting suicide and ending the wie le
wretcln d business."
"What's that?"
"Curiosity to know what blamed mis
fortune is going to happen to me ne:;t."?
Washiuyton Star.
Cascar=ts stimulate liver, kl lneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken )r grit e
10c.
?Words may wound deeply, but the
hurt of silence is far deeper.
Nothin
affords you s i rhuch
gratification as to be a.ble to loolt at a
home that is all your own. It givts yju
a feeling of independence.
Handsome
Homes
Situated betweer.
WEST
and
WASHINGTON
AVENUES
The boivton portion of our city,
Thiityihird Street,
southern exposure, modern
dw. lling, newly built, with all con?
veniences; eight rooms besides the
bath; hot and cold water, rang-,
and sewerage connection. Tills
house is storm sheathed, with
paper between tlie sheathing and
weather boarding; has a 16-foot
alley on one side. The house Is
handsomely furnished on the In?
side, with beautiful mantels.
Price $5,000
Thirtyvfirst Street
A beautiful Dwelling of seven
rooms, witli all modern Improve?
ments. This -house is neatly plan?
ned, well constructed and conve?
niently arranged and papered
throughout. The house can be
.bought for ?l,r>0() or the house and
lot for
^ 3.030
We have Houses and Lots in otter
parts of the city
'For Sale"
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
fvlULFORD & EDMUNDS,
Real Estate,
RENTS, TN SIT RANCH AND LOANS.
No. 125 Twenty-fifth Street.
'Phone, 2594.
eteno Offered to anyone bringing me a Watch hi
t-^^^ cannot cut in first-class order.
A. J.HAUSER, . . .
.... WATCHES AND JElV&LRy
PRACTICAL WATCHM AK ER,
no. 208 Twenty-e'Thth Street.
?UK-29-ltin M'??eporl :*?.>??a. V?
Warwick*
J. K. SHINUKtllN, TJ?r.,,r,
SPECIAL R AT KS TO COMMERCES.]
TRAVELERS.
AMERICAN AND KXTROPEAN PLAN.
from healthy cows
?stables ns clean
as a house and ail
ways open for inspection?6 cents a
quart or 3 cents a pint. Milk from Jer?
sey cows 8 cents a quart or 4 cents a
pint in glass buttles. Delivered any?
where in the city.
J E,.LaNGSLOW
nov 7-lm. ^
$ We Have
4 just received P
t An Elegant Line $
I Of Stationery j
?j and can jdease you both in ?
* style (llie very newest) ami -
% pHc. "
J We have 100 boxes
d of extra quality which we
? offer
I M 10 cenifi per box.
9 You will wonder
I How We Bo If.
We simply buy all of our
ft goods right and can sell at
i eery reasonable prices.
tOp. Johnson's Opera House
Mciekey's Cafe
R. .). MACKBT, Psopriktor.
/Vie fit-jir-ABOVji Saloon *iai;
<^ fji Newport News, ? ? ? ?
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
firl&ST EXPORT SEES MftDEv,
Comfortable Pool and Billiard
Parior- Adj :n:.-g Csfc
/?. J. /W.AOfvaV.
; t '? v ? i '< ' F- 4/ mil
If yea suffer from jialns in your eyes
and hcad consult
vv. g? iRe rxus,
EYE SPECIALIST. ?
?603 Washington av..-.,> et.port News.Ya.
Hampton, of
yj W..diingi'?n
.o z a. m., and
tii- ti.UoN I ,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
2S0i? Washington avenue
"REPAIR TVORK A SPECIALTY
RACKET
STORE
IUI"
st au
ihi.rs. 10 cents e.i- h.
18 Hal! Lamps, $1.50 to $2.00.
12 Library Lamps, $2.50 to $5.00.
100 China cups and saucers, 10 cents
to $1.00 pair.
100 Cedar Tubs, r.O and 75 cents and $1.
36 TCash Boilers, 40, f,0 -and 75 cents
and $1.00.
4S Cedar Pails, 15 and 30 cents.
it boxes Fancy brands of Toilet Soap,
0 cakes for 25 cents.
I n) dozen glass Tumblers, 30 cents to
$1.00 a dozen.
6 dozen Coal Scuttles, 20 and 40 cents.
12 dozen Bunch Baskets, 10 to 50 cents.
9G Diih Pans, 10 cents each.
12t> Wood Saws, 50 cents each.
12 Churns, 50 and 75 cents each.
200 joints of Stove Pipes, 10 end 15
cents each.
Class Sets, 25 to
250 Glass Pitshers, 10 to 50 cents.
2015 Washington Avenue.
Our Bakery
Is weil known Ivre for its ex?
cellent quality of fine cakes, pies and
breads. o?r bread is different from the
usuall bakery bread', b.cause the body
Is light ur.d! ffakey, and the erust 'is
crusty. Our pies are not soggy. Every,
thing that we make Is weil made and
delicious as though It were mo.de at
!r me, and costs you much ie.-s.
a. R-wilhink,
127 27th St. near Washington Ay
Call to see premiums at 218 Twenty-eighth
street.
ClRl f! 111.
*?V/v\. _ .
no ws a gccd thing
wh. !i he sees it, and f-t the merry Yule
tide season looks aroun'd for good, cleon
coal that will thoroughly warm your
looms in Christmas weather, and make
them cheery and comfortable for the
b 'liday festivities. Rumor says that
coal is going up in price, so get your
noli?ay supplies now.
G. G, SMITH & 60.,
9vi ntcesth St. ami Lafayette Ava.
?Phone 2S24. ? ilsu.w&fCm
All this week we of?
fer your choice of
ON!: HUNDRED
DOZEN
./HEN'S
PERCALE
SHIRTS
in plain and plaited
bosoms that former?
ly sold for $1.50. SI.25
and SI.00. now only
psssp- EHHB|
? c3C
each. These arc first
class goods?m ad c
well and fit well. Sizes
in these goods are
from 14 l-2to 16 1-2.
Specie*! reductions|
in our Clot! sing. 1 lai
and Shoe Depart?
ments.
The Reliable
Clothier, Shoer and
1 latter.
\TEW DANK
lNational Duilding
Irwin Tucker & Co.,
General Real Estate,
Fire. Life ooo Acci?ani insaranee m
We represent leading Insurance Com?
panies of the world and write
FIRE, LIFE AN]) ACCIDENT IN
SURAXCE AT REASONABLE
RATES.
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
REAL ESTATE F?R SALE
In the best business and residential
sections of Newport News.
Houses Sold on Sir.a'I Cash
Payments
and monthly sums thereafter. amount
Ins ito about what is paid for rent
Local investment seeurties of all
kinds dealt in and bought and sold.
Loans negotiated on collatterals and
city real estate. Information cheer?
fully furnished to parties desiring to
invest or rent. Correspondence solici?
ted.
Owners of real estate and city secu?
rities are invited to list their property
wi t h us for sale.
Notary Public in our office.
HICKMAN,
The Fisherman
From Hampton,
Will commence handling fish here No
ve r.ber "si ocXl-tt^
FOR 1898.
Ws don't intend to make any
promises of an unusual char
actor for the New Year. To
use a homely expression, "we
aie still doing business at the
old stand." \\ e propose to
continue along the lines here?
tofore existing. That is it; our
Prescription
Department
we assure careful, intelligent
5^ and prompt service. In our
i Sundry Department
we carry almost every ap
' ] proved aid tor the conven
ience of a nurse or the
comfort of the patient.
Just now
HOT
WATER
BAGS
are in demand?75 cents to
Win. 6. Burgess,
Warv iek Pharmacy.
Phone 250C.
WWW
GRASP THE FACTS
v. give concerning o>jr Fire Ir
it y u are Insured' in our office you wilt
i e able to lay your head at rest at
night without worrying about your
policy being paid if you are burned out.
You should hold a go- d policy and not
lock the stable ?iftor the horse Is stolen?
g- t insuted ?fter you have had a Are.
Our rates are moderate.
MARYE & BOYENTON,
BKAXTON BUTLP-Tfro.
VA, TR?MSPOBTA?OfJ 00,,
W. ft. RODLL, Matiager
S i or a. ge Wa.reJi ousc.
FreitrM, K.tgg.-i^e, Safes and Furni?
ture Carefully and Promptly Moved.
All kiuds of Hauling done a! low
P. O. BOX U.
Look & Tins -'House.
You can own a home like this or any
other style of house you ptefer by cull?
ing on the
Need ham Building Co.
They will tell you how to get it on
Very Easy Terms.
CALL AND SEE US.
Wesdhatn BuiidingCo.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Office 321 Twenty-eighth street, be?
tween Jjafayette and Virginia avenues,
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
Janl?-tf . . ?- ii?fr?J