The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. ae, 1906. . eI RE Telstar anne Ee nN nnn eeiditiinn=eeeenieeiaiiae - — oem ta oan Fn be a t« “ t whe nt ‘ n aban] t ent t f mpor « ja « ff, # tealle Will Be Hanged |wo fell t « WIN ree Man. , John W. Gaine nt I Muri, the Hatlan, convicted of HVILLE Turkey High Priced. Adjourns Court hanged on Janu # “ nv ' ’ - ¢ f 1 0 t Judge Mantord vee g ad» | riowsly Ml with appe iw te 40 cents a pound ¢ journed court i o» | Canadian Suicides at Portiand, | that city i w le 4 ! jury ts | PORTLAND, Or J | " cot 1 7 / ! \ +M “d , min “ ur | Giiman ReBlected President. — (SeFMlpps Telearaph Service.) Le for eside at Kerwell, P. H. I RW HAVEN, Conn, N ’ ' blac » | brinsT AVE AMD o BAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 2%—The} =m. 4 hg Pee Hi fcommitted sufetde here torday | ational ( : Reform r ‘ » | Bh copunpia st grand jury today began an in 1 dit, | Mornin eague revlected Dr. D i { turkey@ t \ pat hae omni form wf cee Broyg the movernment as near to/@ation of the fight trast, Bddie/ white coming ¢ 1 it | Tiel ¢ f a prewl Be nied ie m chune the people aa poasiblp, and that the| Graney being the frat witnons, A r wult case on the train, Me Ge] Sav Papers With Lottery Ads lent. All the vice presidents und Carnegie Né ‘ied a en! af one ne} tent of Thomas Jefferson and) & result the Investigation tt | rd of § | BRUSSELS, Nov »— The wale! the old council were re-elected | YORK, ? ‘i the ve* ae * “8 in sympathy with bim was to pv pred that Graney will be tn] Want Street Extended slot all French new ra ee ntaln | port ; c Hage Gosport wake our government a pure de}dicted for bribery and Ruef for Prepevie: ant » North ities!” ery advertisements has bean Killed by a Train I " ids 9080 : dare wae the . oracy, it possible. Bxisting con-| extortion, A second Indictment t#] yoth st, have petitioned the counpageronlbited In Belgium under the KINGSTON, Can, No vin. | an hard | fae” i : 4 bwe bawded (Ser fitions, however, sald the mance» —_ t Ruef on the for an Ox " tha’ ret? ntllotter law | ot 7 of w ourl » pro t « { , ee Ite cole fered this in ible and a) charge in the Belvedere music | trom “Waadland ay. to Whe | kitted at the G& T. R. funetion. With | erna! , " " Bee oe atte ptin eaentative form of government|case, Ruef, who has heretofore| tingford av ir Mra, Jefferson Davis’ Will, | 4) 0 rch WOE t on a | at the residen ‘ govesimn es * had to be devised which gave! been willing to talk, has suddenly | ai e: VICKSBURG, Miss, Nov, 22—-| ra ee his cit fir. Carne | ane these merited every citiren a volce through hin! lapsed into stlence and will discuss) 4) , Glerm Missing I Mra. Margaret Howell Davis Hayes nt word that th was no ba r niiful. While { f ne potlee A or a men i‘ 8 | fe e exist When these representatives fait! vestigation. When Graney entered ~ eo ee “ep - the entire estate of Mrs. Jefferson | i] arta 6 q ner stone of when some power comes p 1 to be apprehensive. | Who has been reported by his wie indurance, which divided into} ur eys jan kSg Vv ng » 1 " people and thelr repre ater ao tmlastng since November 8 Tha) weveral winall bequests. Ss tal heave, Sener apt ny sain f portion of your income tives, then the ple are not rep Schmite Expected Today. clty directory gives no such NANI.) AO omg. Phy! Mbp | Pow ooh gah bp ~ Taft : 2 deponit resented tn the government of their NEW YORK, Nov 22 —The Dolley Pieade Not Guilty } Moree Arrested in Montana | ie vaglhe " i chee “Ohl 4 et this com co steamer Patricia, bearing Mayor L. C. De the t broker, MADISON, Wis, Nov, 22.-—-The colted: vee 4 og * om - Pos nat “any per cent Schmits, of Ban Franciaco, Is ex-| indicted by the grand jury for} police department — receive 1 news!) see oo oa pia ree Stine. Sindee‘ eteel " interest LECTURES TONIGHT. pected to arrive Inte this afternoon faud, this morning entered a plea) yesterday of the arrest in Montana! (4 \t, and trimmings, complete |amall handles of ¢ } Bie ae The oe and out of ¢ ideration for M of not guilty in the federal court of J. Gordon Morse, recently pr sn dalien die Shee vidas and (LX. La brand of Wonte oe ROC ian, fon which our « R t La Pol witt | Sehmits tt fe not expected that the | Mis trial was set for the May (orm | thent in business and social circles! Col eany omy at the Century Fur > a a En he + that Uh sive hia pow } lecture at the | mayor wil) be arrested upon his ar-| Of Court, owing to the large amouns}Of Madison, Morse waa arrester) | » Co, ¢ ind ave. and Spring at tt store. FI 0 we of tt undoubtedly >, University t t | tival cases now on the calendar for}on & warrant ebarging him with) ,, ooo I iy 81.75 to $6.50 a wet. Thre won mee | Ronmits dose not kaow that he| tile term j #everal forgeries, plece sets in other makes from $1 indicted as there is no wireless Navy Will Feast up. 5 r ) quipment on the Patricla he There will be “high doings” at Propesition Declined. ‘FORGIVES THEFT firat he will know of the affair will|the mavy yard, Bremerton, of], ST. PETERSBURG, N 22.—| probably be from newspapermon,| Thanksgiving day. The festive! The ministry of commerce has de The Greatest Closing Out Sale OF THE AGE 16 GOING ON AT THE NEW YORK 6TORE, 1112 BECOND AVENU we Wened Gee shenmee ot] beard will groan wader the welll feeeey oe eee eee | burg American Steamship company ly Hook, It ts likely that he| of fat tu and oth t ~ u “ ther Bast | for special concemions in the trans-| | OF $16 will waive examination and proceed| nomic delights and a program of . to San Francisco immediately jathletic events will be given portation of Russian emigrants) from Baltle ports | Searching for Boys . | Ctro Caruzae, the Walter Bdwards, 18 years OM.) @jew Mushend; Pleade Insanity. » young graduate | ! ! . ; \ ie lof the University of Naples, who {has been missing from his home ih KANSAS CITY ov Mew jehot Rimself beeause he had em {Green Lake sin Saturda He | Dregmund, aged 19, « “od with! ie has now #te to the | beauled $16 and feared diagrace | Came down « ome errand and baa) murdering her bh id, appeared in wheredy mor ean| was yestentay removed to Provi hot been n by relatives @F| court with her two-months-old baby friends gince. The police depart | bore weeks after its father's} by a local rm dence hospital by his countrymen oe " ' who have forgiven him meat has been notified | de Her plea was temporary in Hae on recor Tea man who, with t . Cartes was operated om at the Monument Committee sanity, has started Wayside h 1, where he was The Seward monument commit S The day after first taken, but It was found that tee of the Chamber of Commeree Pugnacious Judge F Fined. 4 Duwa ys| the bullet had penetrated too deep | il! meet tomorrow afternoon at 3) MARION, ©, N 3—Cireult | vis . ty to be extracted, His country:| o'clock to diseume the raising of J¥dee Norris, upon his ploa of guilty on fined $26 and coats for an Plymouth Shoe Co. 707 Second Avenue THE LOWEST-PRICED SHOE STORE ON THE PACIFIC COAST FOR “HONEST” UP-TO-DATE FOOTWEAR, Special Bargains for Friday and Saturday Never before has such tre mendous reductions been made on I Watats ttlooats, San Within ' men held a hurtied meeting after} funds for the building of the mon bast silk F lin Under ie. trio set © the operation and transferred him 1 ament (° tant June Marry Burek- |i Ot od Umbrellas. A very fhe flooded | te the Providence at thet in the billiard room of the|— Wear anc er a ad : Providence at thelr own ex Steamer Not | ' Me iE iittle me goes a long way Another Lot KANBAS CITY, Now, 22.—Willlam | Commerotal elub. Wetures ( pense, More than that, they ha The steamer Ar tae led for 1 : rn he eontan sailed ever icle ad the adventures of , raised another fund with which to| 4: Bryan errived here th the Haw ’ 7 j at this ste r ev art és ‘ allan islands this morning * thers " 180 pairs Women's ‘ Three times oo | purchase the bouquet for Leonea-| *%4 bas announced that his at 7 Jack Saar one iceeeat come To Meet War Expenses. has felt the price cutter’s knife. Fort Ghoes, like 3,000 pairs of the Celebri xters| vallo when he reaches the eity Fri-| “'l be “Trusta” The address will ® « BERLIN, Nov. 22.--In the releh me tomorrow before the ed “St. Regis’ er / ¥ of general merchandise ever *MP | stag a wup oa te have been picked over out, jo paren tised $3 Shoe for Ladies “4 dementayy b ped to the ts The Cotag®! amounting to $7,300,000 was intro Jelogates this morning discussed | C1F left at 4 o'clock this morning | guced to meet the expenses of the | river navigation. Kx- Gov, Brady of | f° Skagway with a full.cargo a4 war tn German Southwest Africe ° Alaska offered « resolution asking} '"We passenger lie Jmaaking $26,500,000 for the flecal) congress to open Alaska to home- Garbage Man Arrested. jyear ending March 31, 1907, pulled \“ afternoon ~ impromptu. Recretary Shaw wilt oc hous. speak tate today on finance These prices talk for them selves —For two days only they will be sold at the very low price of, a pair suits Black navy gree Blouse Suit, mad loth, trimmed laf the moving pictures hereto~ stendera The first arrest made by the po yer men ine ype vane raished Mines and Mining. vad — hag at tiement of | Bavarian Floated. | pe juet ane — E York, Paris of San Frans Pr the garbage trouble was at noon.) MONTREAL, Nov. 22--The Ab} ng ‘resident Alderson, of the Col omnes a3 eviot Suite +] 7 raon, of the Colo-| when Officers Dexter and Ander-|lan line steamship Bavarian, which |i * Oe ent: cata rade Seheo!l of Mines, today read a paper on the theme, “It Is the Duty of the Gevernment to Eetabiteh a Department of Mines and Afining.” He urged @ revision of the mining | awe, and advoceted greater research ka, below has been match, Hned with fa wreckers tu; former price re, to pet ° ATTENTION, BPORTSMENT —_ son arrested Pete Tory, an Italian. | went ashore on Wye Fr a member of the arbage unl@® | Quebec, in Octobe The arrest was nade because Tory | guccesafully Moate was hauling garbage out of bodrt! engaged by the nd ond also in & Wagon without cor ertag Har trimmed to The fire and water committee of | the city council last evening recom jmended the passage of the ordi and white }aance providing for the laying of | semi-fitting coat, plaite eure water mains on Pluine| °7 * Sovernment: ET. Pryor A. Le Hall, 1111 Firet ave, bas trimmed with fancy braid president of the Texas pest Chamber Names Delegates. | st. from 10th North to the alley | P th ~ _— Witt RK Hamphrey and Horsce t received a nice line of the former price $25.06. Bale between 11th and 12th, and the lay-/ (sed fur the removal of reserve. | aicClure, members of the ( ham Putman high«rade, walerproof|f price « cece SS hedge nen nit Phin ate ener BES upon American meat. [oft Commerce, were yosterday ~<;7 ther boots, fully guardategs, at SILK PETTICOATS. ae also vo oO recommend) ~ i" * . - a pair, La stock of hunt atl uasan tee after the assessment on abutting prop | yn weet a Bound Py | ong ap egy oe - « coats, gun fixtures and @nece at weet erty owners $1.42 per front foot.| tage wg h F, Witeen of Orecon.| national pod ag Sher, ee nl - Bale price i \'This will necessitate the city pay-| sane. ane Oe timn isstestent | enone TS mieten by Bee eA ADORE I ARPES COATS. the Sun end of ‘Ma t of the general fund| congvecn dapinheh ths: portion of | bor 6 wr ts provable that » th If Dark gray tweed coat, collar of 7. M. Howland to Pie ae ee the Mentens delegation, have not | member will also be chosen black Veivet hendacaie ined os’ Felt Slippers, like ee ‘The price paid was 822.000. arrived yet, being anow-bound tm tiforni — ee we pr rene 5 Tap parchased 160 0 | FARALLON PULLED western Kanga ‘+ a weg person Ee nner's satin; former priee One Lot Felt Slippers, land near ¢ suposed | OFF FOR LACK OF COAL. parece ef tergeath Werner eget — price 818.68 like cut, sale price 95@ 7 BMS intention to plat tne | The first Alaska steamer to be next Tuceday tor Mare tetas 1c fale price parte yn Pt os ik Gve-acre tracts The | pulled off the northern route on ac Where they will help make upjay A very handsome Coat in rs ppald by him for the cract was Se ee == mont lon for Manila, which will | elty goods, trimmed in green 1900 paire Ladies’ First . coal m fan Francieoe on the tra broadcloth and fancy buttens; Quality Storm Rubbers, 60¢ quality, for Saturday and Monday, a pair ...... Sizes 2% 1 My 7, Me and 8. @ Baring report the fol- | Steamship company. The steamer port Themas Dec. & The Eemiee:) The lmperiat, Fit- | Was Dilled to sail sorth this week, ton squad will match through Pike, for Nicholas Jann | but being unable to secure coal early Tuesday morning ‘Kiasie, for $54,000; let 9, | Ut go out of commission for the ‘SD © Denny's Fitth odai- | ¥inter. The company will only Wants New Spur Rg vie The Seattle Lighting former price as 00. Baie price si OPERA COATS. Allee biue Coat, the best chiffon broadcloth, handsomely em- We sell better Pianos '& Patrick Lemey for $19,000. | keep tw6 steamers, the Dirigo and ined w n- na DT, Denny's Park | the Deipbin, on the northern routa Son Se + Seed caren ol BP and sett them for teas Hl sse'ecaigainn tormer Boys’ Shees--‘‘Hard Nox Shoes” Horner fe Chwnioe’ | ANOTHER CHANGES NAME. (Star Special Berviee.) maintain a railroad trestle and t money than any other deal- onthe eibcomtbag Tee Mas GALS Tee ‘That Weare . BALLARD. Nov. 22.—Tonteht the | Sigs actos Burke and Northlal er or organization. Green Evening Coat, handsome- Little Boy Hard Nox” Shoes, sizes 9 to @ number of emailer about $16,000. i today sold fot §, Diock cond addition. ly braided, lined with white tin; former price $30.00, sale price . 814-95 A very handsome light blue Rvening Coat, lined with bro- ceded sitk, trimmed With fan- cy brald and beautiful but- tons; former prige $60.00, Bale 13m price Youths’ “Hard Nox” Shoes, sizes 1 to pr Strong for the som-de-plume an-}annesationiets will bolt « mass con- | a¥* Bear North Twenty-otath @ | der which he has been engaged in] vention at Sypher's hall end » in Premont. This is for the par Iterary work and lecturing, Charles| nate their ticket for the city elec-| pose of connecting the new mas Elliott Ryberg this morning peti-| tion. Letters have been sent to all| plant, the Seattle Lighting com tloned the superior court to change | sanexationiate requesting them | }pany is building on north sifle his nathe to Charles Riliott, Judge|be present. No action has as yet) of Lake Union, with the Northera Frater, unwilling to hamper the tise | been taken regarding (he tie by a spur track HUM reports the sale to fame of & man luckless-enough | “lone to be made It tn ‘The Cathedral Fair. dernerof Twelfth and| to haye drawn an tihbecoming/s*ver peeminent ar Father O'Brien, who had the name, promptly granted the request | have been asked to he 2 vent of the Big Cathedeal We will sell you the same grade, style and qual- Boys’ “Hard Nox” Ve to Sig, price | ity instrument from one- third to one-fourth less than you can buy else price The New York Store Plymouth School M0 AN. Springer for $22,000 “ — land Charles Killott Ryberg bas] +t they have deci Ertekson hall, stated (hts That's why we sell over sizes 5 to 8... LAKE CLUB MEETS. | conned to ve 1 nt that, after all expensew £ all the I ke Plymouth Schoo! noes, . paid a balance of $22,000 re- If of all the Pianos sold 1112 SECOND AVENUE sizes 814 to 10'9.. 1.25 lake club bed al/ ®&*® Trrrrr ees 2 H swained for the building fund of thel— on the Coast. Opposite Garvey-Buchanan Co. Girls’ Plymouth School evening in Kidd's 4 BANK CLEARANCES. af ~ cathedral, Father O'irien was Shoe: 11 to 2, price Remsherg preside bd | gives @ horse valued at $280, but —— sss S'S’ 35 lw tte ae better ne & Now RESUMED tonated it to the fair management. other matters of im-|, \ An itemiaed statement ts being pre- fo the residents of that} % * " . sred by the various booths and D.S. Johnston Co. SENSATIONAL dlsenase! ie Gusiasikeeeniaann a voting contests, which will be ready Bi Busiest, Best. le date inst your,..9 962,656.16 @ ne early part of next weet, Plate pigs matters: attecting \* a) The railroad sitaation in Seattle | for the opentne ceremonies at the 903 SECOND AVENUE. before the coun Raeeeee tee eh hte ee) ay is practically the same as} cat? edral Easter Sunday are being on them. ee | yesterday, with the exception that | rented. the lines of the Great Norther are __. 4 YOUNG C1 OANE Pein” Bho Noreen Pate TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Here’s Proot a ee,” of F Spokane over its own tracks, and —EE - halts: : from there east over the tracks of ’ een ines Among the Great Northern. ~ Judge Has Resigned. ol Bee a The main line of the Northern OTTAWA, Ont., Now, 22.—Judge nen » Pacifie is open to Portland, and|/ Dougherty, of the supreme court, the Me whar whe the Moor t at far e@et as Hot Springs “wf Montreal, has resigned SKIRT Special for Friday and turday TOMORROW In Our Busy Basement Armour’s Fine Eastern Hams 9, MD the townsite. The of te saan Hot Springs to mneburg the RB Powell, the enn wif be tied up for several « Fifteen Years’ Sentence beautifully tallored apd an ele gant fitting garment. Unusual value. FRIDAY AND SATUR- DAY ONLY al carloads of | yesterd y sentenced to 15 years. red — a of young Sidney ane, charged | neers and WORK WON-UNION CREW. | with the murder of his father, | mail, which was at once transf 9 James F. Siogne, in this city Aug. {to the postofficea §= The regular LONDON. 22.—Thirtyt@o Washiigton room & Wood-|27, in proceeding rapidly. Yester th Coast limited came in on] Chinese en route ta Liverpool wore SOmpEny, of Rows, that re-|day, when pattions of the dead and went out at 9:30 p. m. stopped at Gravesend by | etme Bad seme aitri th tte! man’s clothing were exhibited in| Trains Mos 2, 4 and &, on the) tinn officials. They require per Bagel the question of | court, the youthful prisoner showed | Northern Pacific, all overland from] mission to land a®@ the immigt@ be paid operators of new | the firat tndbeatic drowned nes! nt Ras brows south for arte Last ight ail the delayed over| WINNIPEG, Man. Nov. 22. Sng uth fot burial.) (geripps Telearaoh Gervice.) | Jand trains on both roads came into| Pred Hyrk. whe on Saturday wie Pp POKANE, 22.—The trial | the city, Dringing « number of pase | found guilty of manslaughter, was Splendid line of Panama Skirta, 1 4} C ib er Sold Everywhere at 18 and 20¢. Beatties Leading & 40 Year's Experien CASH OR CREDIT. of a break- | Portland, eame in at 4:55, 5:45 and} tion Board in considering the cagd, machines. ntty |down, but managed to finish the | 9:45 p.m. All carried delayed mail. | q gecision being reserved ; fa $1.00 per weok and a little bit 20 Lb f S$ r Aged has decided to day without a collapse. His mother | No. 2 brought 175 passengers, and -_ { down buys one of the above bar Ss. 0 uga the Nt with a non-v was absent for the first time since | No. 4 brought 107. MUS Mieb Nov i gains as well as any garment fn Mth ease the old force t | the trial. opened, Three overland traing arrived to! upmeoding the warming of th mt Laat Bs our large stock of CLOAKS, 4 Feturn to work The defense will endeavor mites over the Great Northern af) cain of the life havi crew gt. and 1 thous SUITS, MILLINERY and FURS. Ne Time Limit prove that youns Sloane fw insane, If 20, pi je ye Tonos jagnch with aix petgons aboard y ey ton as meron — ait 8 : ye ot your tite wil UI Tory alcohollen left this morning at 4:30, 9:20 and| They arg thought te ls Pacific Outfitting Co. The Fair Dept. Store CASH OR CREDIT 422 PIKE STREET. more peacetui if you know ——- 10 o'clock. wind rages at the mte of 7 mt your wifi will be honestly ‘% an making It im gan coast. 1513-15-17-19 Second Ave. Z. A. MAFRIGE CO., Inc J. J. WOLPE, Mgr be lotion, on file at hoof others, oft ek (9 $06 Your Teeth Must Be Fixed. 1 Cure Rupture }) nna nently | workers ¢omtemp a ad ne | ment endice Tetegthe sordid || 100 seseutiow gerees on.ita| me_No PAY And now tf the time to take ad EXTRA SPECIAL! CAGO, Nov. 2i.—Peter Pax, late last night, and) _Avetraitan Boat Total Loss pig ag pe engl og gO - | ¢ . Wi “ ‘e do nothing but the bes of Tonopah, Nev., today reported to el which inet Sunday even SYDNEY, N W., ape em ta} | . b at ee police that two pe ors had | ir sn down and sank the Wttle| The Bastern A tralian § hip} ° if of work, using bh grade ma ; | terial and employing skilled Jeompany’s steamer Austr hore off Vashon head. Sho will] r Dix, was not allo for Briti#h Columbia workmen You wilt be able to benefit asked him to act as the custodian | sound stearme Renton of $10,000. He gave them $165 cash | to leave p DR, CLARKE CO. 0 SUS $5 sults $6 $20 Overcoats $12.50 + aarbiens | The ren pode to Bye ger be = 4 the ¥ ane ia pier i pe ioe k: i D W d- 123 Gecond Ave. 8o., Cor. Wash: [|p DY this scale of prices for only Comte F) baner wrapped In two one-dollar) wreck In the papers. Than $ iv n ay e | ington St, Geattie, Wash. Sa | bills | Claiming that statements made by bd Full Set Teeth . 84.00 caulile Manor the Jeane monet | Gings Are Numerous . | Gola Crowns, 22k 6.00 Bridge Work 22k 83.00 Gold Fillings... Whe | Silver Filling 50e All of our work is guaran teed. Lady attendants. Ele negligence on the part of the larger Let Tax Roll Contract Fn anttle “& Alki Point} And each se home should b f ' The county commissioners this niah ith rugs to make fife ‘NOTIC 0 Tranapertation compar yesterday afternon let the printing of the soant t federal | for" eo. What id be mor t srt Asking ages in the amount ford, the bid betng $975. sf $26,000 rhe « mn te Bre ane | from our #D ol Friday and vator servic Office hours, ainet the ma, Conet, bompnay, Lurene mes ond Carpet Gage 7 Id your copy of The Star f $:20 a, m, to 8 pm, Sundays COME TO THE VACATE SALE Cannot Help Fire Fund. Seether Gein the Sendo try Hrusnela Carpet i. 9 yard atl h you by 6 o'clock any 10 to 1%, he atate fire warden has ‘asked | '* 4 Bavare Dats 6c; She kind at @& hm ic ‘an the Paver a. Fis King county to subseribe towards! Brussels Carpet for #6e; 900 I | oy main office, Sunset 2 A. BRIDGE & Co. ' year’s deficiency. The prose-| (Seripps Terlearaoh Service.) Carpet, Tc, 9x12-ft. T 1 1 pendent 1198, + RATIONAL DENTISTS 1418-1417 iting attorney this afternoon noti BOSH, Idaho, Nov Mre nels ‘, regular pr ' 18 i o'clock and w w eectlld Ay fied the county commissioners that| KF. Utely, of Welser, was burned] pe gold at $1460 during this you a copy at ones. If you 403-404-405 cally they sould not eubseribe to death at that place last night. the above prices include making, |O Dur areee take wea. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK ing. The fire warden’s te-| She upsct a lamp, causing an x- jaying and lini ft all ' vin this way Weean be BUILDING. ws that King county's for-| plosion which set fire to her cloth- Century Furniture Co, cor, 2nd g our bubactib Beoond and Pike. and Spring st ove it in t $1,100 to extinguish.’ ing