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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. 14,-Twenty.two Of the
leading barbed wire manufacturers Of the
country was held here to-day, at which II
was decided to form q national association.
A temporary organization was affected
and meeting was called TO be hsld in this
city January 20, when permanent organi.
4Rtion will he effected. The following
schedule Of prices was adopted Galvan.
lied wire in so ton lots, 5 cents q pound !,
in smaller lots 81 cents; painted wire In
80 ton lots, 4 cents q pound In smaller
lots Al cents; thick set wire In 50 ton lots
Al cents, In gmaller lots Al cents.
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DYING BY nuNpREps.
The Severity OF tho Weather Causes Emo
mOu' Loss Among Texas Cattle.

The Severity OF tho Weather Causes Enor.
mou' Loss Among Texas Cattle.
WACO, TEx., Jan. 1.-THE storm which
swept oyer Texas last Thursday, and con.
tinued with but little abatement up to the
present date, is without parallel in the
history Of Texas in It's extent, severity,
and duration. Intelligence from the cat
lie regions Of the State are Of the gloomiest
and most desperate character. The lcss
in cattle will be great, and cannot be ap-
proximately estimated until the full OK.
tent Of the damage inflicted by the intense
cold upon the stock interest is fully
known. From the southwest and west
news Is received that the cattle are DRIFT.
ing against the fences and are rapidly
perlshing from the cold, and that the loss
will be unusually heavy. From Bates.
vile, In the northwest, the news comes
that prairie fres have occurred In that
section Of the country, and that cattle are
dying by the hundreds from the cold.
The CarcaSses, II Ia stated, can be seen
far and near, stieWing the barren praires,
and that the loss will be enormous, no
provision having been made for the care
Of cattle In these bleak districts, which
are devoid Of everything except grass.
The loss TO the cattle industry in the Pan
Handle will also be very great, although
no reliable reports have been received
from that remote district. All water pools
and streams throughout the cattle grow.
ing district Of the State are frozen over
hard, and to add to the gravity OF the Oft.
uation heavy snow storm Get in Monday
night, and Texas, from the Sabine to the
Rio Grande, and from the Red River 10
Gull, is covered to depth varying from
two inches TO one foot Of snow. Indica-
tons this morning point to another fall
equally as heavy. This will completely
cover the grass on the ranges, and as no
provisions have been made for feeding,
the death rate among stock from cold will
reach frighttul proportions and entail .
loss OF millions,
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A LIVELY SENSATION.
An IRIAuO Man Ar0usUs h0tOl Lodgsrs n
the COmmotion He CrsAtSJ,

An InIAu0 Man ArUusUs Hotel LodEsrB and
the oOmmotion He Created.
BoSroN, Jan. 14-A lively sensation was
caused at the Parker House late last
night by Henry L. Wilkinson, Of Omaha.
He and his vile came to Bos.
ton the Arst of the month, and
he was intending TO sail on Sat.
urday for Germany where he proposed
spending Boms time at the Carlsbad
Springs for his health. He has heen over.
worked, and a week ago he became In.
sane. He suddenly became deeply inter.
ested In Splritualism, and grew frantic
over the subject. Some days ago be was
found on the street haranguing crowd re.
gardlng the future life Of humanity.
He was more than ordinarily wild on
Wednesday, but when the doctor lelthim Il
was thought that he was better. About
midnight the house was aroused by the
most horrible shrieks proceeding from his
room. The man rushed out In hiA
nightclothes, struck waiter who hap.
pened to be In the corridor at that
moment and rushed back 10 bis
srssped q Bottle, - and, md Wildly hS waving Il i
above his turbAned head, shouted: {:
"This Is spirituallsmI Stand back!
am God! You have come here to kill
meW PArson Downs happened to be in a
room near by with some friends. He
picked the madman up in his arms,
pinioned him on the bed and held him
until assistance arrived. He was fually
removed 70 the Tomba.
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OcR Washington dispatches this morn
IL, regarding Bedinger'S withdrawal iron
J1,p Mason's Wat Virginia Democrat, and
,ss causes leading thereto, and Junior"
Broyns aspirations for a seat in Congress
,,e Of more than usual interest Ever!
change Of the moon discloses some very
sueef complications in the Democratic
camp in this State, and the most interest
log feature Of the subject is that many,
many moousyet will wax aud WAne befor
thecurtain will drop on the entertainment,
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A CITY IN DANGER.
ClsyslAnd'S water supply CuTtAilsd on Al
anunt of Navarro Cold.

ClsyelAnd'S water Supply CuTtaiied on As.
count Of severe Gold.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 14.-There Is i'm
minent danger Of water famine here.
For two or three days large quantities Of
fne or needle Ice has been drawn into the
tunnel leading from the lake crib to the
pumping station. There are four pumps
with a combined daily capacity Of forty
million gallons AT u O'Clock last night
It was found necessary to shut down one
OF these pumps, and another was compell-
ed to stop work at daylight this morning
because OF the Ice. The two remaining
pumps are now working about
one.halt their capacity SO that
they furnish only about lO, 900 900 gallons,
or one. fourth the average supply per day.
The residences on number Of streets
were cut Off from the mains at II o'clock
this forenoon, and an effort will be made
to save what water Is now being pumped.
With great care Engineer Whitelaw thinks
the supply will suffice for ordinary pur-
poses, but should = fire occur the city
would be In sorry plight. A force Of men
have been sent out TO the crib, but the en-
gineer thinks they can accomplish nothing
until the weather moderRtes,
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CAUGHT IN ms own rnAp.
After Poisoping -Four wives a AIAn Swallow
the FAtaI DfnuEht.

After Poisoning -Four Wives Alan Swallows
the Fatal DTausht.
LONDON, oST., Jan. l4.-Letters have
been received from Dakota describing the
recent death there OF George McCabe, who
VAS tried here year ago on the charge OF
poisoning his wife at the Dew Drop Inn,
London. Tho circumstances Of the case
were very suspicious, poison being found
in Mrs. McCabe's stomach, but the prir-
oner was acquitted. He had previously
escaped conviction on the charge Of muf.
dering another wife in Ingersoll, Ont and
II was alleged that other women in Wood.
stock, Ont, had fallen victims To his
poison.
1t Is now stated that after his asquittal
here he went To Dakota and married again.
One morning his wife detected him
putting some kind OF substance into her
tea. Watching her opportunity she ex.
changed cups, MCOabe drank the draught
ntened for lis vile and while in the
agonies Of death, confessed to attempt at
murder, and also 10 the poisoning Of hia
other fonr wiypB,
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CHICAGO, 1Lla, Jan. 14.-A special die.
patch from Deming, N. NJ, published this
morning says: A gentlemen who 10 con.
nsCtsd with territorial governmental al.
fairs Is authority Tor the statement that
the territorial government is actually
negotiating with Col. Baylor, oi Texas,
the noted Indian fighter, 10 raise band
Of rangers 10 come over into New Mexico
and extefminaLe the ApaChes. Baylor
has had great experience "a an Indian
hunter, and II 10 thought that with q
couple ot hundred picked rangers be could
capture the Apaches, OF bring their sCalps
In long before the army officers succeeded
In getting sight Of them.
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GporAquE VIA GALVESTON, Jan. IA
Serious volcano disturbances have occur.
ed within the last few days. There have
been at different places showers Of earth
and ashes accompanied by loud rumbl.
ings The Cotapa4i volcano ID supposed
10 hs In eruption, Slight shocks Of earth.
quake have also been felt. The real btate
6f the mountain is unknown owing
70 The interruption 4 government telS'
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SENATE'S ATTITUDE
IN REGARD TO CONTRIBUTIONS.
No Issue Taken with the Prs.idspt Yet In
Relation to RsmpVAlS-Ths sly Dodge of
the DsPAFtmsnts-MattSrs Of In.
torsHt to West VIrElalapS,
speeial pLspaleh % n InlllIlnnler.

Special DispGleh to Rss htsllt0aseT,
WAsuMGToS, D, O., Jan, l4.-specula-
tiops regarding the seuate's policy TO-
wards the Presidents removals for ofien-
slve partizanship are still INDUCED in.
Up to the present writing none Of the
nominations regarded as test cases" have
been acted upon. l have telsgraphed
you the feeling in reference to the West
Virginia nominations that come under
this head, McGraw and several Of his
friends are here anxiously awaiting the
result, The two Senators from our State
seem very confident that all the West
Virginia appointments will be confirmed
without aerious opposition.
Very little attention haa been given by
Senator Logan to the charges against Mr.,
simpson by DR.. Baird. They do not come
from Republican source and besr all the
evidences OF being born Of personal
pique the Doctor has against the poatmAs-
tar
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HfA DplNNN " bk IhloAi0efotT,
PAsKEssvRa, W. Va, Jan. 14.-Th'
regular session Of tho United States Court
va, TO have opened here on Monday, ane
ou that day the full corps Of court attaches
attorneys, marshal, deputies, iurymen
and witnessed, as well as twelve United
SisteS prisoners in Jail here, awaited &C.
tion In their cases. As yet there has beer.
no court and there are between sixty ant
One hundred persons here in waiting.
Judge Hugh Bond was TO have held tht
CoGrt, but nothing has been heard Of him
Judge John ]. Jackson telegraphs that ht
will beSlere tomorrow morning and open
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MUNDER on 4 NAILwAY.
A PEsfset OF Police murdered and RobbSt
OnA Fr0nch RAiIMRI.

- ANASsb Va bAlpu NHH AkOuUDU
onG French Railway.
PARIS, Jan. l4,-The Preiect Of the De.
parIment Of Eure, was assasslpated in
railway carriage and his body thrown
from the train while 1t was in motion. 1t
is supposed that the motive Of the murder
was robbery.
The name Of the murdered Preiect was
NJ. Barrome, He came to Paris to receive
Instructions from NJ. sarrlen, the new
Minister Of the Interior, and was return.
ing to Evrut, the capital OF the depart
ment Of Euro, when he was assasslnated.
The corpse was found with the eyes ban.
daged, and the skull smashed In. The
body lay between the rails OF bridge,
and II is evident the murd0rers intended
to throw II into the Seine. NJ. Barreme's
pocketbook, loose money and watch were
gone.
A number Of the most experienced de.
tectlves In Paris have been detailed 10
work up the case, but their search so far
has resulted In finding no clue, except
that just prior to the starting OF the train
gentleman inquired Of the guard wheth.
er M. Barreme was aboard. On being an.
swered In the affirmative, he purchased o
ticket and boarded the same tram.
M. Barreme was the father OF large
family and was an excellent administrR.
tor. The various members OF the govern.
ment have sent dispatches Of coincidence
to his widow. The murder Is the sole
topic Of the day. II Is now known that
he had large sum Of money In his pos.
session. Il is supposed the murderers
were disturbed in their operations Of ria.
Ing the clothes Of the dead man, as they
overlooked poCketbook containing 5S7
francs. Doctors who examined tEe body
express the opinion that NJ. Barreme was
murdered with bludgeOn, and that the
Grst blow killed him.
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0F.EI VRFHVH 70 'W INeEIIDtNotF'
Marietta, o., Jan. l4.-The steamer
Diuinsl, the well known Wheeling and
pHksnburg passenger packet, which laid
updu'ing the blizzard, in the mouth Of
the Muskingum at this place, has beer
left high on the bank by the receding
waters. ShO lies on the Marietta side, and
is cartened to the larboard 10 an alarming
extent 1t is the general opinion Of the
fivemen that unless o rise comes Boon
she will be wrecked.
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@JUNioaS HaowN
And his Chances for GonatSal-rhs sisS Of
HIS I1arfel.

And HIS Chances Tor O0h9toalsTho BilO OF
his lIarrOl.
Special Dbpatch 10 hG INtSIligeHoer. .
WAsHiNeToN, Jan. l4.-Among the
West vltsinians In town last week was
VIM. @, Brown, tr, Of kingWOod. He
was accompanied by Rev. George Mcdrew,
Of The same place, who has lately return.
ed from hls missionary work ia India.
nJunior," as Mr.. Brown 10 familiatly call.
ed wherever he ID we'll known, 10 one Of
the bflpht young legal lights Of the Second
district who ls booming up as Q Democrat.
10 candidate for Congress, I have heard
bic name mentioned quite frequently Of
late In this connection, and % soon a. the
nomination goes west pi the mountains,
yOu will Gee Q strong dSlOgaHon In the
convention urging the name oi the King
wood lawyer
Il 10 suggested BY The Democrats who
uiavof The notion thst "Junlot" has At
his disposal 4 comfortable private fortune,
many duCAls from which ho would, With
hls 6hatactefiAllO liberallty, be willing 10
scatter abroad over the district Tor the
GOOD Of the grand old party and The per,
oetulty Of JeflelsonlAn principles, with
civil sefyicg reform left out,
/ WAS much sutpfiseda Q day or two since
10 learn that there 10 decided sentiment
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Tn.number Of serious fires reported in
,b, lat few days in the local and general
noy, columns ia we'll worthy Of attention,
and teaches iorcibly the need OF care dur
ios extremely cold weather. Insurance
msp suffer heavy Losses during tho cold
Al d,u Of winter Experience has learn
cIthen TO expect this. The same e1pe''
,pcs ought 70 teach people to avoid dan
nt hy greater care.
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BEDINeER WANTS A PLACE.
ThSIaSidS History of ssVsrlug his cOnnse.
tion with tho "DsmoOrat,"
Special Dt,pateh 10 tk LRtslIigeaesF,

The Inside History of ssVsrlug his Connsc.
tion with tho "DsmoOrat,"
Special Dipaieh 10 te IRtslIigeneE.
WAsHISaToS, Jan, l4.-Bsdinger, Dan
Lucas nephew, who, some months ago,
brought a libel suit against the INTELLI-
oRScER, and who, until recently, was pub
Usher Of the West Virginia Democrat, is
here after an office, He wants place as
special examiner in the Pension office,
under the civil service rules. He passed
al examination the other day. There ia a
little inside history In connection with
Bendinger'a withdrawal from the Democrat
force, which will be OF interest to some
faithful members OF the other faction. II
Is q fact well known that the paper was q
source OF considerable worry to the G IN
den men and all Democrats OPP
posed to the Wilson faction. The
Jefferson county followers Of the Sena.
tor regarded BedinSer Gs the malnstay OF
the paper, he being tho very energetic
business manager aad publisher Il was
suggested that Il BedinEer could be gotten
out Of tho way the Mason organ would so
down, So he was induced by them to
sever his connection with the Democrat,
with the promise that he should bO taken
care OF.
II Is claimed that Mr.. Camden was not
himself party TO the bargain, but that
the local Anti.Jim Mason politicians in
Oharlestown made the arrangement upon
their own responsibility. At any rats
Bedinger is here demanding that the
promises be made good, while the other
fellows are impatiently awaiting the look
ed for result Of his withdrawal from tho
paper.
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Llttl. perrJ'S UOmrnittss.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 14.-The House Com.
miasC on Foreign Affairs organised to-day
aud decided to consider the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill item by
Item, In full committee. A subcommittee.
consiating Of Chairman Belmont and
Ns'ars. ClementA aud Hit, was appointed
70 make a special examination and report
% lbe proposed reform OF the Consular
la'Vice. Messrs. Cox, McCreAry and Rice
were appointed subcommittee 10 CON
sldtr Chinese matters. There was some
informal discussion In regard To the pro;
posed Mexican and Hawaiian treaties, and
A.O on the subieot Of the haheries.
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in favor Of him in the county Of Jefferson,
When al this comes 70 pass there will be
somewhat Of q concusSion Of the interests
Of Collector McGraw and Mr.. Brown.
They are both identified with the-sam
political faction in the State, aud unless
there should be q compromise between
them there d q possibility Of one or the
other being killed oFentirsly.
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RivEE HEAp, L, l., Jan. l4,-News has
been received here that most Of The seal.
lop fleet At Promised Land, Gardens BAy,
were wrecked on Robbins Island during
The late storm. Among the vessels we're
the schoonsrb Seven Brothers, No Name
OfaSy Jane, eappho, HempSteed and
Ohiel. The Names Of number ot bloops,
shafpers and schoonerB have not YET been
aceftained. The crews are oil safe 90 iat
% known, but they suffered greatly from
the cold,
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yolornn COnd uCtor Dead.

Sttill DiaOlth 10 TX INltIstQNtT.
PlRxZmurRO, ". vAp Jan. l4,-Capt
Auos Neptune, the oldest conductor on
the PatkeBburg branch Of the Baltimore
4OAiorOad, died suddenly at his home in
thIsrily this afternoon OF heart disease,
agAl about Is yelp. IIe first came t.
West Virginia with the advance en-.
ginssring corps Of the Baltimore & 0hiu
early in 1850 lie waB formerly a baggag'
miSler on the road between Grafton ant
Wheeling, but for the past eighteen year
lie has been conductor on the Branch. H,
vas one Of our best citizens and his deatt
is deNply regretted,
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s,xlrop PAYNE has affected an utter in
,gfs,eace to the charges Of Mr.. S. X,
pop.,ln in regard to the corrupt means
,b,t verc used to bring about bis election,
JscI,rips I that he would pay no attention
"Ge ocur.o Perhaps the investigating
.,nnit.eo ', oil the Ohio Legislature will
xor, change in the "Boodle" Senator'S
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ia, King Of Bavsria, commonly called
4, mad monarch" owes fifteen million
'.,,ks. ", The King refusing to come to any
..,n, .,,,, boxing toward a settlement Of the
Aims s against him his honest and consCl-
.,,iop, cabinet has resigned.
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svJoyEs ia attempting to purge Gin
.,,n,G o! sin, 1t is to be hoped that some
',II '.,1. ballot box stuaers OF that city will
,no1er conviction before the labors Of
M. Eysngelist are over,
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St'aS Dt'patehto M hltGllicmer.
CaARLHToS, WA, Jan.l4.-.AIiss Emmr
Starr, daughter Of Col. John Starr, editor
oithe Ertnin0 Star OF this city, was united
10 marriage last evening 10 Hugh B
Lugalin, a prominent merChSnhot Lex.
lnEon vap The presents were numerout
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GtoucEsTta, MIssa Jan. 14.--The
schooner Mabel plllAney, one Of the miss.
Ing ashing vessels, has been given up a
lost She sailed December 20, on . had,
dock Ashing trip, was spoken OhtiStmas
day and has not been seen OF heard from
since. She carried sixteen men,
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THE CHOSEN ONE.
SENATOR sHERMAN's RECEPTION
BY the Legislature of OhiO-Ho Indulgss In
Some Plain Talk on Frauds at the Ballot
Boz and Urges Reformation Upon
Them, and Cites Examples.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Ex-senator Sher.
man arrived from Washington over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road at 1 o'clock this
afternoon, and was met by the Legis-
latlye committee and escorted to the
House OF Representatives, where IN the
presence Of the members Of both branches
aud large audience Of interested specta-
tors he was formally welcomed in an Ad-
dress by Hon. George Washburn, Mr.,
Sherman replied in quite a lengthy
speech, In the course OF his remarks,
addressing himself to the members Of the
Legislature as body, he said: The time
ties should addreSs themselves to
this question, and prevent fraudulent
voting. For myself, l could never
SEQ why in State affairs politics
should be brought in play, 1t Is different
with great national queAtions, In State
affairs you should be patriotic,
regardless OF political affiliations,
and regard this question from the
same standpoint, It is apparent that
there ought TO be "a general revision Of our
election laws. OhioIs Is the only State In the
Union that Clings to the idea that counties
are too sacred to be divided. The party Of
the ballot is dependant upon aingle
districts, and small voting precincts.
The occurrences which have
happened recently should convince
men Of all political opinions that a radical
change should be made. Invite your at
tention to the example set by the great
State OF New York.
One OF the most distinguished men to
bring about this reform was Samuel ]. Til.
den lapplause), and am glad to speak OF
him here. Inthis respect Heartily refer to
the recommendation made by Governor
Hoadly In his annual message, which ex-
presses my sentiments better than can
do. ! also heartily concur in the expires.
sions made by our gallant Governor, Mr..
Foraker"
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In pAnrer of LInohIpr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14.-EppS, the ne.
gro, who murdered James Dobson, in
Green county, was brought TO Bloomfield
at $3.50 O'Clock this morning. Threats OF
lynching were so pronounced that II has
been determined To remove him elsewhere,
and he will be at once taken 10 Knox
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r.s spectacle Of Speaker Carlisle on
.,JsI ,J knees, asking EuStace Gibson ITO
O''a tnown his wishes" regarding =
r',rittee a'' Craftsmanship is-well, it 10
',T,,Iy too much,
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LEWISTON, ME,, Jan. l4.--A small dwell.
ing owned BY Timothy HURLEY WAS burn
cd at midnight last night II was occu.
pied By Kate Mccartney, aged 70 years,
Who nafihhad In the hAmNA.
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The direct and popular route 10 .the
South is the Pan Handle, Cheap excut.
sion tickets 10 all Southern resorts now on
sale For guide books, maps and time
tables, &c., call on or address J,q. Tom.
llnsor, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, Wheeling, w, Va.
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,.,v SHERMAN seems to be the most
., 'Oun ..'nsbIy and eaectualIy elected Senator
,no,'rs u, nan who was to have been beaten
!" ,his generation has known.
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itOrstOrd's Acid phOaphats-ilsvats ot
thillauons.

limitations and countefieiIs have again
appeated. Be sure that the word "HoRf.
EoRp,s' 10 on the wfappeh None are
genuine NlLhoutlh
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PAirA, MIx., Jan. i4,--A train convey
Ing a military company was completely
wrecked last night at Valdlyl. Thirty col.
dleTs, Including eleven oillceB we're killed.
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=. ,5e revised edition OF the New York
r.;ro - Po.s, what does willie" Whit
h", ,hint OF his fathsr.in.lsw noWP