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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
A Terrible Wreck and Loss OF
Life on a New York
Railroad.
The Darkness Is Made Hidsous by
the Shrieks Of the Dead
and Dying,
While the Elements Burst Fortn
in all Their Fury to
Lend Sadness
To the Scens---A Picture OF
Misery and HOrror---As Usu-
al, an Excursion.
Speeial to he Register.

AlRoS, y. Y, July ga terrible acct
dent occurred on the Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg railroad at Carlyon Sta
lion at . 80 o'clock last evening, by which
nineteen persons we're killed aud thirty
wounded. The train, q double header,
was an excursion train and bound
for Clayton with one thousand
islsnl tourists mostly from Michigan. 1t
was behind time and at the time OF the
collision running at rate of forty miles an
hour. The wind was blowing a gale and
had blown the freight car of the side part
" on to the main track, when the excursion
train came laundering along and
The Collision Came,
throSi~g one engine on its end and the
other into the ditch. The baggage car and
two sleepers were compile tely demolished
The cars were piled upon one another
until it was one vast heap of ruins. At
the time heavy thunder storm was pass.
ing over and the night was dark. Cries
and sLrieks from the dying and wounded
were terrible. The crash was heard three
miles sway.
The country is but thinly settled and it
was some time before assistance could BE-
obtained. The coroner, DR.. Cochran, Of
Albion, was sent for, and the work OF re-
covering the bodies was commenced. They
are still at work. Following are names
Persons Identified.
Thos Hague, Chicago; Jane Carl, Ian
sing, Mich; Pr f. c. W. Stone Battle
Geek, Mich; Lutte 7. Frances, Oswego, n.
Y; Willie La Feyre, lay City, Mich;
Ashley Tyler; Camden. y. Y; Thos. Stalls,
Wa,e -.uan, y. Y. .. B Troop and grand
daughter, Mary Troop, Schoshone,
n. y: !. n Schenck, Cleveland, o.;
Thos. Dixon. 249 Pear street, Cleveland, o.;
two ladies with rings marked: "COrrelia
TO Louis, and IL. J. B. to C. NJ. B.
though: to be Mrs Booth, Bay City, Mich;
Mrs. J. c. Wortley. Saline, Mich. Henry
Mccormick. Benton, Mich, and an Un.
known body which Is thought to be Mr..
Booth, Of Bay City. The fireman
was instantly killed and Engineer Jas. Nc
Carly terribly scalded. He died after he
was put aboard the train for Oswego. The
engineer, fireman and train dispatcher OF
the fist engine escaped, although all were
injured. Those OF the injured who could
travel were placed in a sleeper and taken
TO the Falls, while the rest were taken
10 the neighboring houses and cared
for. One man, who lives but few rods
from the wreck, had driven his son 10 Lyn-
donTilIe, distance OF three miles, to take
the tain, and got home just in time to
find him a corpse. The work Of removing
the debris is being pushed forward rapidly,
and the track will be cleared in few hours
The unknown lady with a ring is Mrs
BoCs, vile of Louis J. Boos, of No. l10S
Pine street, Phi iiadelphia, also since found
dead. The coroner commenced an inquest,
and 'djourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
YELLOW FEVER IN BALTIMORE.
Much Excitement I'm the Monur: -ntal
city over the Arrival Ofa Vessel
ANiIh the Plague on Board.
Special 10 Mc RCqisier

NDccluI 70 Ut KCVISTcT,
BALTIMORE, July % Intense excitement
exists in this city over the arrival Of the
steamship Californian from he West In
dias with yellow fever On board. II
passed the capes unnotced by the health
authorities, and there is anything all pat
but praise for the officials, who, see ming.
ly, have been little careless 10 the dis.
CharrN OF their duties. She is Closely
q T.1 ani every effort will now be
pIeyent the disease from getting
/, 20. city
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
LOOK OUT FOR SHARKS.
New York Bay Reported 20 be Full Of
Them.

NEw YoRK, July 2s.-New York bsy is
Just now full of sharks. The Oldest OF the
boatmen and fishermen can't remember
any summer when those ugly visitors we're
so numerous or so large Huge fellows,
with dorsal fms like the centerboards Of
sailboats, and can be seen gliding stealthily
near the surface of the water. They travel
in the wake of the garbage scows, aud
great numbers of them can be seen
in the neighborhood OF the dumping
grounds. They also haunt some OF the
favorite fishing grounds and completely
spoil all sport. especially AZ the Romer or
Monument, where they terrify and STAN
pede the weakfish. Moreover, they offer
big inducements to angles to remain in
their boats and forego the luxury OF a
swim when fishing is poor. The shippers,
crews and bsbitual passengers Of all the
sporting craft blame New York officials
and the officers of the Italian teet' for in.
vitipg big sharks to spend the summer in
New York bay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
The Small Editor
A DARING CRIME.
Attempt TO Rob q Bank Cashier-Beat-
en- Iusensibie by Three RuniAns on o
Railway Car.

en- Insensibie by Three RufiAns On
Railway Car.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-John Nugeut, the
ex-policeman implicated in the Manhattan
Bank robbery, John J. Smith, alias big
Pete" Of Philadelphia, and VIM. Clark, Of
Newark, this morning followed
Thos. J. Smith, Cashier OF the
Orange National Bank, of Orange n. j.,
who had ten thousand dollars with E!m,
from this city, in butcher cart, to the
Delaware, LackaTaDns and Western
depot, Hoboken. Here Smith boarded
the train. Two OF the men stood
at the doors Of the car with loaded
pistols while Nugent beat Smith insensi
bic with lead pipe. They, however. did not
get the satchpl containing the money. In
The exci'emen they jumped into the cart
and drove away. The wagon dashed irt0 a
locomotive and all three were captured and
held
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
Force Of WOrkmen
FROM JAIL TO MATRI MoNY.
A Female Physician Meets Her Lover
Just a. He il Released aud a Wedding
Follows.

FOLLOWS
PlrTsRURGH, July 9S-J. d. Morgan was
sentenced TO the Allegheny county WORK.
house two years ago for attempting to for
chilly collecting money from a delinquent
debtor He was released yesterday, his
term having expired. Awaiting his re-
lease was Miss Kate Jennings, his sffanced.
who was awaiting for him in the office Of
the Superln tendent, and as soon as ne was
released the services of Chaplain 0. H.
Miller were called into requisition, and the
two were united in marriage, much to
the edification of the work-house Of
ficials. Miss jennings is graduate OF the
medical department of the Ann Arbor,
Michigan, university, and has thriving
medical practice at New Castle, Lawrence
county. During Mr.. Morgan,s incarcera-
tion the lovers kept up an affrctionste cor
respondence which was read with much
interest by the work. house officials Both
parties received the congratulations OF
those present with becoming grace aud re
ceived good wishes for prosperous and
happy continuation OF their romantic
cream Of love.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
These are seIsa HsssA

The best purifier aud system. regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
humanity, truly Is Electric B'tten insc
tiyi,y Of the liver, bilionsness, Jsundice'
constipation, weak Kidneys OF any ais
esse of the urinary organs, or VINO eysI
,snt will always find Electric Bitter the
hsst .nd only certain cure known. Jnsy
sct surely and quickly, every bottle go.r.
snteed 10 give entire sstisfsction or money
go kded. Sold at 80 cents bottle cy
Loesn & Co, druggists. Bridge cofns1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
TWO NICE BOSTON BOYS.
They Make n Trip TO Cauaua with n
Lynn Girl and Much Stolen Prep.

eFty.
Boston, July 2i.-Wm. J. Hanly and
Ferdinand Il. Smlrdt and the young lady
who Ian away win them to Montreal, ar.
rived here this erening, accompanied by
DR.. BlOdgctt and The officer who went with
him 10 Canada. Che true story OF the es-
capade of the trip not known here un-
iii today. Young Hanly is the OILY son
Of a very wealthy Boston family and is
known as a wildboy. Last week he dissp'
peared, and an added interest was given 10
his absence by the discovery that with him
had vanished thegroater part Of the jewels
of lis mother, Ms. Hanly, and Mrs. Blodg-
EFT. For some time he had been paying
attention to young lady who lives IN
Lynn, whose rarnt5 were unfriendly TO
Haniy. When 1t was found, therefore,
that She had also disappeared there was
but little doubt Is TO what was the cause OF
her absence.
The First News
that the families OF the young people heard
of the iugitiveS was a dispatch from the
police OF Montreal, saying that two young
men who gave their names as Hanly and
Desmardt, had been arrested on suspicion
of DeiUg smugglers. They were endeavor.
ing 10 dispose OF valuable gold watches.
diamonds, jewelry and silk dresses valued
at about $1,000.
1t appears that after their arrest the
young men became frightened and con-
fessed all. Thhe young woman was found
in their rooms at the hotel. On searching
her trunk more of the property was found.
Word was sent TO Boston, and in return q
reply was forwarded to hold them.
The Affair
has caused quite a sensation in this city
and Lynn. The parents OF the young wo.
man are in great distress. Hanley processes
that il was his intention to marry her, tut
it is quite evident that be and his friend
Desmalat proposed 10 make an extendad
pleasure tour, rs the later had made ar
rnpcements to have another young lady
join tile party to-day.
pesmarat does not pretend that either he
or his friend intended matrlmony. Dr.
Blodgett has caused all criminal charges 10
be withdrawn, but there is a rumor to-
night that some of the friends Of the young
lady are looking for Hanley and Desmarat
with pistols. 1t is Certsin that Hanley
sought the protection OF a coupe Of pri-
vate detectives this evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
RELIGION AND POLITICS.
The Dedication of the Garfield Memor.
ial Church.
Specidi 10 the Registr.

Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.--Christianity
among politicians is quite novel subject
to dwell upon, yet such a thing really ex'
lists. The Garfield Memorial Church will
be completed in a few days and will then
be dedicated. 1t has Counted two Presi-
dens among its members, Garfield and
Andy Johnson. DR.. Power informed the
REGISTER correspondent that about three
iourths o; all the politicians make some
religious Petensions. The Christian church,
the Doctor says, is especially strong in
Kentucky and Tennessee. AT one time"
said DR.. Power. "a majority in the House
of Kektucky we're members Of the Chris
tian church. TIE idea that politicians are
not sympathizers with religions work, is
wrong, for receive much encouragement
from that class ofmen."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
They Got Left.
Sn,,;oI IN tb, R,oi,t<r,

Sp,ct1I u The RSqStr.
ZASEsyILLE o. July Pa mob OF Bel.
gisn glass blowers undertook TO take the
town Thursday evening, but after q des
perste encounter with Lieutenant Pinersl.
Policemen Bsrrick and Cosgroye, they
were overpo~ered and put 10 fight. Three
of them, however, were arrested after be-
ing severely punished with the mace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29

A CAREFUL comparison Of Dr.. Prcs's
Special Fisvorins Extracts with other
f1avoring extracts in the market, will COZ.
vince any person that for strength ani
dslicacy Of flavor DR.. Prices is far superior
While the other fiayorings have dissgfee-
able tnrpentioy taste and odor, DIR. PRICES
is as natural as the fruits from which theJ
are made,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
Rnil for LIhAl

RUTLAND, VT, July 2S.-john B Page
commenced yesterday a suit against Gle
mtnt Sons, for alleged libel in the state
ment recently published by them. relating
10 the sfiairs Of the Rutland Rlilroad Com.
Pany OF which be is President. The dam
ages are laid at 500, 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
WASHINGTON.
The Condition Of she Treasury-ssere.
tary Folger Notified Of the Yellow
Fever at Baltimore.

tary Folger Notified Of the Yellow
Fever at Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Commindsr
Philip, commanding the Z. S. s;esmer
Ranger, reports to the Navy Department,
under date OF San Jose De Gau;amala, July
., That he had placed the schooner Oana-
laska in charge of Lieut. Helm. with or
ders to proceed to San Francisco and, on
arriving. to turn her over to the United
States Marshall and report by letter to the
Secretary of the Navy. Her condemnation
papers and the proceedings of the court in
Salvador viii be forwarded by the United
States Minister IS soon as he is able to OBJ.
tain them from the authorities in Salvador.
Condition OF the Treasury.
The condition Of the Treasury is as fol-
loSs: Gold coin aud bullion, S20l, ,sj0, ,5JT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
Notice of Yellow Fever.

Secretary Folger received telegram to.
day from the Collector of Customs at Balti-
more, ststing the steamship California,
from Vera Crus, arrived yesterday evening
having four deaths from yellow fever dur
ing the voyage, with several cases still on
board. The vessel is now in quarantine.
Secretary Folger Immediately telegrapsd
to the Collector as follows: Strict quar-
antine of vessels, and strict isolation OF
the officers, crew, pilot and passengers
should be enforced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
An EIopement ana m, Re.ult

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The Daily News
Omaha, Neb., Special says; Henry Raynor
eloPed few days ago with q daughter Of
d PickettS, AZ Sidney. Toe father OF the
girl and Raynor met last night and pistols
wounded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
A FATAL LEAP.
a n Inmate OTth- Allegheny city Home
Jump From ~ Ihird.StOry window

An Inmate OTth- Allegheny city Home
Jumps From n Ihird.StOry window.
PIrgSEy RON, July 2S-AuO.her inmate Of
the Allegheny City Home, tired of life,
ended his existence this morning by iump.
ing from the third story window of the in.
stitution. The suicide vas Alexander
SchrOte, aged 81 years. He occupied =
room on the third ho0r Of the left ives,
wing ia company with two other men
When they awakened this mornipg il v,s
discovered that SChrOte's bed vss emntv
A search wss instituted, and soon after his
maDg'vd body waS found beneath the win.
dow - his rOou. lie was unconscious
when picked up and taken in;o the h1spi.
tai dels-tmsnt. Resident Physician West
examined the man and found that
His Injuries
consisted of several cuts about the head q
broken leg, besides internal injury. Wnr3
was Ir!ephOned to the city for Drs Rail
and MCCandleSs, but before the physicians
could he notified information vas received
OF his testh. The wounded man remained
unconscious until he died, shortly after II
O'Clock.
The deceased was S. years OF age, unusr.
rled, and bad DO friends in this vicinity.
de Nss formerly IN the employ Of Fred
GEiEnsr snd Fred. Al:rayer, contractors
He n ctived injuries which preysnted bin
from working, and for several months Wa
engaged In psddling. He boardedin in piaas.
ant Valley until the 10Th Of last JanusTv
when he was sent 10 the Home.
Coroner Drsssler was mortified of tbs
death and will hold an INQUEST ON ths hCjy
this evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
Forty Yesrs Expesienes 81 - Oh
AnRuA.

Mrs. winslo~'s Soothing Syrup II the
prescription Of one Of the best femsle ply.
sicisns and q .rses 10 the United states, and
hss been used for forty years with never
falling success by millions OF mothers TO-
their children. IL relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and disrrbos, grip
ing IN the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price 25 cents bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
WHEELING. w. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 80 1883.

silver dollars and, bullion, s117, 1855 4l9;
fractional silver coin. 2s,0S2, 1874; United
States notes, S54,S5s,635. Total, s40l.9i7,-
S37. Gold, $50. Al, $50; silver, $73,5S6, ,34I; |;
currency SI2 635 600. ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
CAT THE WHITE. "
President Arthur TO Occupy the Cot.
Iage Of Ex-Governor Matthews.

Special 10 the Register.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 2S.-Tele-
grams have just been received here this
evening from Washington, stating that
President Arthur and the members of the
Cabinet accompanying him, will arrive
here next Monday. The beautiful cottage
formerly occupied by Governor Matthews
will be prepared for him, and during his
stay every effort made to welcome The
party. They come on a private Car Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, fitted up in
sumptuous style.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
AN OHIO RAILROAD IN TROUBLE,
The Connection Valley Road Running
short Of Funds LesSenip0 Its TX
penSes ana Discharging ITS Employ es.
Special TO the KeySter.

CANTON, O., July 2S-The Connotton
Valley Railroad is getting into deep water.
The road was built several years ago by a
party of Boston capitalists, who expended
many millions Of dollars. A three foot
track was laid from Cleveland to CSnton.
During the past two years the road was ex.
tended to CoshoCtOn, Ohio, a distance from
Cleveland of nearly 200 miles. A branch
road was also built more recently from
Canton to StraitsVille, which opened up
much valuable
Coal Mining Property.
The Boston stockholders have expended
large amounts of money in the establish
ment of the road, and now refuse to con-
tribute further toward the legitimate ex-
penses of the road. The Connotton has
never paid expenses and at present mat.
IerS are in a bad condition. 1t is quite
likely that within the next six months the
road will have to be sold to pay its debts.
Numerous accidents, which oCcaslOned
much damsge to rolling stock, and large
numbers of lawsuits brought by landhold-
ers through whose property the road runs,
have aided in increasing the expenses OF
the road. Three trains were recently with.
drawn from service and not less than fifty
employees have been discharged. Two
passenger trains will soon be taken off the
road, and the
Force OF WOrkmeu
is being cut down in every department. A
arg number OF men employed in the car
shops in this city have been discharged,
and several officials have lost their heads
during the past two weeks. The great mis-
take made by the Connection Company was
in making the road narrow gauge. Had
it be On made a standard gauge the present
trou' le could have been remedied. A. il
IS the widening OF the gauge and the ex
pense cf improving and changing the roll
iuv stock Of the road cannot be accom-
piiShed, owing to a lack of funds. The
Bosom stockholders have been appealed to
agan and sgaiD, but utterly refuse to render
the read any additional sssis'anCe The
future of the Connotton looks very dark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
RRse EaII At ROMIesbnrg.
Special q u. R,ri,,.r

ROSrEsBUEs, W. Va. 2S.-A very inter.
estiI e game Of base ball was PLAYED here
to day bttwsen the New5urg base ball club
and tie Delta base bail club Of this place
which resulted in favor of the Delta. the
score L. ing 81 TO 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
A SHARP LOOKOUT.
No Infected ships Leaving London
Cholera on the DPrrease mt Cairo.

LoNpoN, July 3 The Custom Hou.e
authorities continue 10 give clean bills OF
health to vessels leaving here. The in
spection ordered by the American Consu
late so far has shown no case Of cholera or
contagious disease on the vessels sailing
for A merica
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
heath. FRO m Cholera Yesterday.

ALEXANDRIA,, July - AT Cairo yester.
day there were 277 deaths from cholera
Among the number were three BRUSH sol
diers. At Chiber there were lOj deaths
MeLalla. 62: Tsntah, 2.; Ismalis 3; includ
ing one British soldier.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
services Dj-pen,ed with.

DrBLIs, July 2S.-OwinE 10 the quiet.
ness Of the country, the Government dis
pensed with the services of Clifford Lloyd.
Resident Magistrate, from special duty to
which be had been temporarily assigned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
Increase IN Cholera.

CAIro. July 2s.-Ther. was rapid de-
crease in the number Of deaths from
cholera in the Boulak quarter OF this city
yesterday. Eleven hundred OF the in.
hahitanTl have removed to IOural.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
ReiNseao.

Bs.prorp, July 1.-Cru6s OIL sliesuy
x.nt.r: opsned st u 0sk; bisbest y w;
Ios e.t 81 tstl; closed ss ti'0; tceal fens
~ Fridsy ss.s4s barrels; tcte! seigas11
5Oig bsrsls; chsrtsfs a.51 sesSs"i
cIesrsrcss 900 bssrsis
Pirrssrrss, July y -JTbs 49,
.ion CONTINUED qufts seave .<
weak; opened st q 0K, dssiissae WSA
sLd closed st u 04k.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29

Special 70 the ReoiaT.
NEw YoRK July 2.-Brooklyn society
is again sgitated over q new phase in the
scandal which mplicates Eli Johnson, the
well-knovn Temperance orator, Henry c.
Hieley, . member Of the produce eK.
change, and Jahnson's wife. IL will be re-
membered that Mrs Johnson and Mr..
Hirley were caught, so 10 speak. in very
susl icious places, according to Johnson's
story, and he sued Higley for 10000 for
alternating bis wife's affection. The sui,
has been pending. and az will be remem
bered, Mrs. johnson accused her husband
of being insane. Matters have taken o new
turn in the johnson household, and Ms
J. wants q divorce ard sues To that effect
while Hig!ey stands back and has nothing
to say on the subject
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HIxsros. RoIsYTH 90, u. ~

Grsrs-I desire 20 sxIssS q
ibspls for your voodehal heR ~n
uss troubled siih dynoep.as voar
previous 70 commepcsce - Hv
an,D nvp h.s hsen wcudesfsl - eesees .
. ~. Ys,ss Nsthodiss Cssrch q thls 80. n.
80 "a nv vhois copfrsxsiIen csa essev ~
.ss S sres. sirses o, rear bitfen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
A GREAT SCHEME.
The Yellowstone Trip n Great Adver-
tisement for Mr. Hatch's Company
Arthur's Fine OppOrtunity-Other
Cabinet OH GERS or on n Trip,
Special % The REGISTER.


WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Mr. Rufus Hatch,
who is the principal manager Of the Yellow
stone park improvement company, has
been in Washington for several days, dis
tributing invitations for a select party to
visit that interesting locality. Every ex
pense, from the moment of leaving to that Of
reaching home, is to be paid. The trip wilt
cost no guest ANYTHING. The most = ~--'Ne
assurance is given that no want either for
comfort or pleasure, will be left unsuPpliei
during the month which the good time is
70 last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29
AGAIN BROKE UP.

The second Act In the Johnson. Hig.
ley Affair Produced with Great 10.
feet and Breaks up BreoklJn 80
cteGy,