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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-27
CAIRO AND VICINITY.
A Permanent Organization Formed and
Big Delegation Chosen,

A Permanent Organization Formed and q
Big Delegation Chosen.
CAIRO, W. VA, Feb. 25.-The citizens
Of Cairo met this afternoon and organised
by electing Hon. D. McGregor chairman
and Van A. Zsvely secretary, Of the Cairo
Industrial and Immigration Society. The
Committee on Resolutions reported the
following, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Wheeling Chamber oi
Commerce has called meeting to be held
in that city on the 29th Of February, to
mature plan to further attract the atten.
ton OF capital and desirable immigrants
to the unequalled advantages offered by
West Virginia, and requested that dele.
gates be appointed from oil towns and
counties.
WHEREAS, Richie County offers special
Inducements to men of capital, those de.
piring cheap and comfortable homes. Our
lands are valuable, well watered and spe.
cially adapted to grazing and agricultural
pursuits. No finer timber can be found
elsewhere in West Virginia. The water
pure, roads second to none, ample markets,
good railroad facilities, fine schools and
excellent church privileges. The financial
condition Of the county Ia unsurpassed,
Taxes low.
WHEREAS, We have in this portion oi
Ritchie county, in the western end Of this
district, the valuable heavy natural lubfi,
eating oil territory, which produces the
best oil in the world for lubricating pur.
poses, and also oils Of light grades fol
headlight purposes. The coal felda in
this district aye not excelled anywhere in
the State, and all Of the mines are very
productive. A few years ago an Eastern
company built a railroad from Cairo, fif
teen miles south OF here, but recently
ceased to operate upon II, leaving tht
road.bed on good grade and the right o.
way In fee simple. The coal obtained wRi
q different material Of any ever found il
the United ssates-IiCh in oil and gas, ant
1t is presumable that abundance OF the
same material 10 In the vicinity,
WBHREAs, The best Of lands can be 30
cured near Cairo OF extremely reasonable
figures, within easy access OF markets
Our facilities for railroad shipments arl
fratclass, and annual reports show the
shipments to be very large. Our waite
courses are capable Of being utilized 70
power.
WHEREAS, We can and will offer libera
and special inducements In the shape o
right Of way to any company that vii
Igive Us connection with the D. r. Z. b,
railway, and also extend the same TO thi
Gilmer coal fields and on TO Charleston
therefore
Rs'Olred, That three delegates be ap
pointed to attend the meeting at Wheel
ing in the interest Of Cairo and vicinity.
Rssolrsd, That We assist any entsrprist
that has for It's aim the general improve
ment.and development Of our town, cour
ty or State, and very cordially invite me
Of capital and otherl To come among Us an
, invest their means and make their home
! with us.
, RStOlVed, That q permanent committe
Ihn annninkAd hv this mating 10 act a
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HORRIBLE STORY FROM CHINA.
Two DuddhlSts east alive Into a Fior
Furnace.

Two DuddhiSts east alive into a Fiery
Furnace.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-The Chinese
mail, which arrived to-day, brings the de-
tailsiof remarkable tragedy in Budd.
hist Monastery at RoundridGe, near Can
ton. A number OF monks and nuns
appeared to take the VOWS Of the order
recenGy, and among the applicants were
two unusually beautiful young women.
Their physical charms proved TOO much
for two OF the monks who, when the 9TH
ers had gone from the Temple, made q
desperate assault on the young women.
Their screams brought the others to the
rescue. The abbot decided to turn the
monks over 10 the Civil Magistrate, but
the latter sent them back to the monaH-
terry for trial and puniahmont. Each Of
fender received twenty lashes on the bare
back In the presence OF all the others.
This punishmrnt 80 enraged the culprits
that when released they armed themselves
with knives and attacked the abbot, when
they were bound, and this time It was de-
ftermined TO make the punishment severe.
1t was resolved to burn the offenders to
death In the cremating- house OF the mon
astery, that the purifying influences Of FIRE
might frat cleanse their hearts. Then 1t
Was hoped that even on their behalf the
saving power Of BuddhR might be exerted.
On the 18th oil January the sentence was
carried out. The two priests were carried
bound into the cremating.house, and in
the presence Of the brethren and large
crowd OF spectators from the village they
were burned TO death.
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Cameron aud vicinity.

ku1iSepVNGGut0sW " tAS 4HtStkNSFtS0S
CAMERON, W. Va, Feb. 25.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held here
tonight to select delegates to the Immi-
grafton Convention to meet in Wheeling
next Wednesday. The delegates appoint
ed are:
For Cameron Dlstrict-Mayor James
W. Dunlevy, W. NJ. Maxwell, o. Cook,
Dr. ]. @. Mccullough, P. Z, Richardson,
W. N. Kincaid, ]. W. Mathews, Sam
Reinheimer, R. B. Watson, ]. A. Cham
bers, Col. F. W. II. Baldwin, ). A. Bane,
John Ingram, Joseph LAudeuslager, sr.,
and Robert Crawford.
For Liberty District-D. Youken, s.
Howard, John H. McGlumphey, William
Msthewes, jeremiah Fish, Abner Sharn-
hook, O. Laugh, John Grandon, ]. A.
Rice, A. ]. Mathews, ]. E. McClerey, W.
II. Oanslt and II. 8. White.
For Webster District-C. E. Bell, Hon.
]. I. McCombs, ]. Hegenman, G. W.
Session, E. Stewart, g. A. Jones, John
Hatsell, John 1ngersoll, John Parker,
Ruben Dorsey, ]. P. Stewart, William
Philips, o. Dorsey and Thomas Elder.
William Moore was secretary Of the
meeting
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
They Arrive Mt Home sunday MORNING, wei
PiHaHad

They Arrive at Home sunday norning, well
Pleased.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 26.-The Pres
dental party arrived in this city at s
o'clock this morning from their trip to
Florida and the South. 0wingto the uu'
seasonable hour of their arrival, there were
no persons at the station, exosp. the rail
wa employees and few drowsy traveller
awaiting the departure OF their trains
The members Of the party Immediately en-
tered the carriages which were in waiting
and were driven to their homes. They
are all we'll aud in good spirits, but ara
naturally quite fatieued from their jour
ney and spent the day indoors enjoying
much needed rest. Tho reception given
to the President and Mrs. Cleveland and
party both in their journey to and through
the land Of flowers and on their return
home, was hearty and enthusiastic, They
say they had good time and express
themselves as delighted with their trip.
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NEWARK, O., Feb. 26.-There is consid.
erable excitement and indignation among
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employees
because OF tho reported conduct Of En-
Riaesr Benjamin Brumell in dessrting his
Wils and babs OF but few months and
taking with him, it ia said, about $500,
leaving the ones he should protect in des'
tiI1te circumstances, threatening the vile
with personal violence before he departed,
aut giving no excuse or explanation for
his a!rAnga and inhumAu conduct.
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Tgg crowd that went in to boom Find
Law resi- ss,ase with natural gas illumina'
n5Bs and that sort ol thing, madea q sorry
iob for the criminal courts In Cincinnati
fortunately Wheeling has no such expe-
,ieuce with her natural gas, and her real
estate ia too solid to be manipulated In
that fashion. Ours may be plant oi
allow growth, but 1t has sent down itH
roots deep and strong, and the failure ol
all tho natural gas wells in the country
could not tear mp those roots.
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Suicide at tllo Weston Asylum.

Special Dtspdtoh 70 ne IAtcAtgeIlocr.
BUXTON, W. Va, Feb. 25.-The sad in
formation was telegrsphed from the Asy-
lum at Weston to-day, to the family OF Mr..
Lewis Hostutler here, informing them ol
his death by suicide in that place last
night.
Mr.. HOstutlsE, who Was s..highly respect.
ed citizen, was sent to the Asylum some
days ago, suffering from head and stom-
sCh trouble which had impaired his mind
for three years, his friends hoping that
q thorough system Of medicine such as
he would get there, and removal from
active lie would restore him to his former
self. His body will be taken homo for
intsrment, His sad and untlmely death
Is much regretted.
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A KANAwnA MYSTERY.
a Woman HIiSSlng for -Four Months, Four
In Rnnn

In EuOAs
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2G.-1n oc.
tober last Miss Louise Dettimore, q young
lady aged about "a, mysteriously disap-
pesrsd from her home near sisaonville,
and, although every effort was made to
ascertain her whereabouts, no Clew could
be obtained until Thursday, when her
body was found in PoCa river, three miles
below siasonvills. As she has been miss
ing for months, and the body Is but
alightly decompoeed, foul play Is suspect
ed. The circumstances surrounding her
diBappearsnce and death are very myster-
iouS, to say the least, aud, as much excite.
ment prevails in that neighborhood, new
developments regarding the case may be
expected.
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THE DENVER END.
Taking Advantage of tho Few Remaining
Moura of Work.

Taking Advantage of the Few Remaining
HourS of Work.
DENVER, COL, Feb. 25.-Ths order for a
general strike of all Burlington engineers
and fremen reached here from Omaha
this afternoon, and at four o'clock to.mor-
row morning all the men will go out. The
freight brakemen west Of the Missouri
signiiy their willingness to join the strike
il Necessary. General Agent Crosby
has been busy all day sending out
coal over the road, and every train
leaving here to.dsy has been heavily
loaded with fuel. TEo hundred cars left
here since eleven O'clock this morning,
Through eastern passengers who had pur.
chased tickets ever the Darlington tonight
exchanged them for tickets over the
Union Pacific, and all mails will be sent
over the latter road. The Chicago Ex-
press, which leRvea here at 10 tonight,
will reach McCook about 4 o'clock in the
morning, at which place the engineer
and fireman have orders to leave the
engine.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Sargent, the ParkorsburC Homicide, goes
up for Life.

Sargent, the ParkersburE Homicide, goes
.. up for Life.
Special DiSpateh TO The IHitili0aHer.
PAAXsRsBuRa, W. Va, Feb. 2e.-The
jury in the Sargent murder case brought
in verdict about half past eight o'clock
last night after having been out all day.
They found the prisoner guilty OF murder
in the first degree, and recommended that
he be imprisoned in the penltentiary for
life. Mr.. Caldwell, for the defense, asked
stay Of sentence until Monday, when 1t
Is thought motion will be made for q
new trial, but it is not known on what
grounds. The motion will probably be
ovsrruled by Judge JackRon, and Sargent
will be sent TO the pen. He Is low with
consumption and cannot live long. In
deed, he Ia so feeble that he had to be
carried in and out Of the Court House in
chair by tho deputy sherids. Sargent
was present when the jury announced its
verdict, but did not seem to be at all al
lected by it.
The verdict gives general satisfaction
except among those who think that he
should hang. Everybody believes him
guilty OF the murder Of Taylor Fountain.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson made 9 gallant
dofsnss for him and saved his neck from
the hemp. His speech in sargent's behalf
wGs one Of the most eloquent ever heard
In that old temple Of justice.
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PROGRAMME FoG rnE WEEK.


-
What the two Houses OF Congress will put
In Time ON.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. 26.-The un-
finished business fer the morning hour in
the Senate is the Nicars9us Canal bill,
and that for two O'Clock is the Dependent
Pension bill.
Senator Plumb has given notice OF his
purpose to call up as coon as possible the
bill to forfeit uneRrned land grants, and
Senator Allison has announced similar
purpoas respecting the Under Valuation
bill, Both measures are likely TO be
brought forward before the end OF the
week.
The regular order will bs set aside tom
porRrily for the confederation OF the Ur-
gent Deficiency bill, which the Appro.
priasions Committee promises to report
within day or two.
In the House the whole OF the coming
week has been disposed OF in advance, by
the assignment Of days to committed for
action upon measures recommended by
them.
The District Committee, which is en-
titled TO the floor tomorrow alter the in
PRODUCTION OF bills, has only two bills on
the calendar, one to reliovs foreign lega.
tIons in Washington from the operations
Of the Alien Land Act and the other for
the construction Of street railway to the
Soldiers Home.
Tuesday the House will again conOider
public building bills.
Wednesday afternoon euiogies will be
delivered on the late Representative Moi
fett, OF Michigan.
Thursday the Committee on Foreign
AGairs will call up the Paris Exposition
bill, and Mr.. McCreRry's measure to pro.
vide for Congress OF North and South
American Nations.
Friday is set apart Tor the consideration
Of private bills, and Saturday, il the Houss
Ia in session, 1t will resume the discussion
OF the Pacific Railroad Telegraph bill.
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VsNY BAD TASTE.


Approaching Marriage Of n Young White
W0m0nto worthless Indian.
PIERRE, OAK, Feb. 26.-Misa Belle Corf
Fellows, at Cheyenne Agency, will on the
18th Of March marry Chasks, q full
Blooded Sioux Indian. Miss Fellows re-
Gently came from Washington, where she
ia highly connected. Her father holds ar
important position in the Pension Depart
mGnt and her sister in the Treasury. Ex
element in social circles at Forts Bennett
and Sully is intense. Chaska Is a worth
lesl fellow, and passed many days In the
guard house for stealing. Miss Fellowi
does rot make 4 secret OF the coming nup
!ials, feeling proud Of it.
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wtll send 800 Enz.nssrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 25.-Captain
George L. Eastman, National Organizer Of
the Knights Of Labor, is authority for the
statement that the Executive Committee
Of the Reading Railroad strikers have mo-
tiled General Manager Stone, OF the Chi.
cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, that
in the event Of strike on his road, and
the failure Of Chief Arthur TO Withdraw
the Brotherhood engineers who took the
places Of the strikers on the Residing road
they will send him three hundred enRin'
eers tomorrow morning.
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in the least, and now since that is the case
you may look out for similar order oi
things here"
CHIoAGo, Feb. 26.-FourEeen engineers
from the Reading Railroad arrived here
tonight and applied for work on the Burl-
ington. Superintendent Bessler accepted
their applications at once, supplied them
with signal books aud took them to Au.
rorS, where they will be put at work to.
morrow. These men are Knights ot La.
Dor.
trouble between the Reading Railroad
Knights Of Labor engineers and the
Brotherhood?"
"There ia none that / know Of. deny
the assertion that I sent men to take
the places Of those now on strike
on that road. / did not send q man there,
did not know that any Brotherhood
enginsers bad gone to work for the Read
ing road"
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CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Mrs, Lapgtry did not
appear tonight at Mcvicker'S Theatre,
owing 10 the continuance other indisposi.
ton. She has 90 far recovered, however,
that her physician thinks she will be able
to appear ss usual next week.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 25.-The Ken
tucky.West Virginia hSbess corpus case
was opened this morning in the United
States District Court here, but Judge Barr,
holding that the petitions were irregular
adjournment was had until 3 o'clock thu
afternoon.
Argument wasreaumed at 8 o'clock and
continued throughout the afternoon. The
case was at night adjourned until Monday
morning. A decision will probably bt
reached Tuesday.
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SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. 2s.-Ths Tilley
Hotel was burned last night. The
proprietor, Mr.. Afford, was awak-
ed by smoke In his
room. He rushed through the hotel and
gave the alarm. There were about twenty
five guests in the building, all Of whom
escaped except B. 9. Craig, . commercial
traveller from Cincinnati. His remains
were found buried under the debris. The
hotel was insured in foreign Offices for
Sl4,50O. An adjoining building caught
irs and was considerably damaged. To-
tai loss $4,000.
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FISDLAy, O. Feb. $50. G. Harris
drilled in a booming oil well on the synder
farm, north Ct this city, to-day. At pres
on: the we'll Is flowing natural one hun
drai barrels per hour. The well Is con-
Hiderei a great strike by oil men, who are
rnshing around vt lively rate 10 procure
adjoining territory. A number OF wells
Will be put down Immediately.
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BLeoulNaroN, ILL, Feb. 26.-Neal
Mackinaw, in Tszwell county, twenty
milos west of this city, an Indiana, Bloom
lngton 4 Western train won't through {
culvert. The engine passed over the
bridge, but the rest Of the train, except
the Gieeper, went into the ditch. The cul'
vert had been weakened by heavy rains
and the manner Of the accident is similar
to that at Chatsworth. There were nc
fatalities, but ten ot.the passengers were
bruised, which is remarkable, consider
ing the speed at which the train was run.
ming. The road will not be cleared until
tonight,
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READING, Pa, Feb. 26,-It is learned
here tonight that an agent Of the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad has been IL
this vicinity for the past few days recruit,
ing striking engineers and fremen Of the
Reading Railroad, whose places were
taken by Brotherhood men, to send t
ChiCsgo in case strike should occur or
the western road. It is said that he has
obtained the promise Of quite number
10 20 west.
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EIlLIIlE VI'F7E17I7t 70 w 1F'7l371VFF71EF'
BRAxTON O. H., W. Va, Feb. 26.-Petel
Criss, while hauling lumber about two
miles south OF here this afternoon, fell
from a loaded wagon and broke his leg
Just below the knee. He is about forty
years Of sge, and met with the accident
In attempting to step from the wagon
while in motion, which threw him under
one Of the wheels,
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PARKERsBURa, Feb. 26.-The funeral Of
Squire John W. Mitchell occurred to-day
at Bellsville, his late residence, where he
died suddenly Of asthma. Squire Mitch
ell had been Recorder Of this city, mem.
Der Of the City Council, q Justice Of the
Peace and q member Of the County Court,
Several yeara ago he was tho Democratic
candidate for Sheriff Of the county.
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unlntentIonnIlr smothered,

nEI6IIl II'T1SlFIl6 70 VIC 4NtFVWtIEVt'
PARKRRSBURa, W. VA, Feb. 26.-Coro'
ner Hunt held an inquest yesterday even
ing over a maleintauttound on the grounds
Of the Henry Logan Children's Home
The Jury decided that its mother, Annie
B. WGRgle, girl employed at the Home
had unintentionally emothered It, and she
was acquitted Of any criminal purpose
The girl testified that Charles CongerB,
also an empIoye, was the Chlld's father.
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yl..roEs in the city at the time OF the
State Development Convention will have
an opportunity to Bee what has been done
b, the development OF this part OF the
s,oto. 1t Is to be hoped that what they
san bsrs may fire them with desire to
ooard do lisewise.
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No moyxuESr in the history OF West
yi,ainia has so stirred the State as this to
bniiJ It up, and none has brought with 1t
AZ g,ss. opportunities for lasting good. II
va want more capital and 'more populs-
Eon. now is the time to reach for them.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Tho Kentucky oaseS-onlClals Coming to
MhnnlInE.

Tho Kentucky CRSeS-OhlclalS Coming to
Wheeling.
Special DiIposch TO Ire EHtsutgsToE.
CHARLESTON. VI. Va, Feb. 26.-Gov.
Wilson and Senator Floyd LETT this morn
ing for Louisville on business relative to
the habeaS corpus cases.
The members Of the State Board Of
Public Works leave tomorrow morning
for Wheeling, where meeting will be
held Wednesday, concerning matters per-
tanning to the new asylum to be built at
Spencer,
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MIR. LIRHY rXCIrED
over Scheme that will Serve no Useful
PuFpoEo.

Over Scheme that Will Serve no Useful
Purpose.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 26.-Mr. Geo,
W. Libby, in a Communication to tho
Richmond DiIpdtch, in regard to the pro-
posed transfer OF Libby Prison from Rich
mond 10 Chicago, writes as follows: u
would not like to see the old house re.
moved, as around it clusters some Of the
fondest memories Of q happy youth and
early manhood; but If 1t Is to be carried
to Chicago and converted into museum,
whose walls arc to be decorated with
scenes or incidents relative to the prison, l
could furnish pen picture from fact,
which II faithfully portrayed on canvass
should have conspicuous place among
them. It is this: An old gray haired
man (whose only of1ense against the
United States Government was in having
prison named after him by accident and
a son in the Confederate army being
carried through the streets OF Boston,
handout1ed, and followed by jeering and
hootiDg crowd; also my mother, aunt and
sister-the last with snureing babe In her
armS-being conducted 70 she aims house
in Norfolk, Va, by q colored guard with
drawn saber. But ] an now loyal otGl-
zen OF the United States, and thiuk sui h
scenes and incidents should he forgiven
and forgotten"
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Trades Assembly Delegates,

It was decided at the meeting Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
held at Bellaire yesterday afternoon, to
send delegates to the State Immigration
Convention to be held here this week,
and Messrs. W. s. Meek, ]. Il. Burtt and
NJ. J. Finley were chosen as such dele
gates. They are all prominent members
Of the Assembly and will represent 1t in
and able and satisfactory manner.
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Governor Wilson Grauts n Pardon

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 25.-Bslle
Eds, OF Nicholas County, who was con-
vic!ed OF inianticide in August, 1886, and
sentenced to tho psnitentiary for FIVE
yelre, has been psrdoned by Governor
Wiieon, on tho Recommendation Oh the
Board Of Directors Of that institution and
numerons citizsns Of Nicholas County.
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most easily taken, and tao most effective
remedy known to Clense the system when
bilious or costive; 10 diapel headaches,
colds, and tsvsEsi to cure hsbitual con-
.stipation, indigestion, pileB, etc. Manu-
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, r. b. Bart
and O. Meukemsller. At BsllaIre by II.
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