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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-09
OTHER CITY BUSINESS.
Three Council C0mmittees-some Reform
Which "DOn't Co."

Three Council COnNnittees-S0me Reform
Which "DOn't Co."
The Council Committees on Accounts,
City Prison and Claims were called to
meet last evening. The Committee on
Accounts was again unable to meet for
want OF a quorum, 80 that for the second
time within q week the dollar that Is
paid to Chief OF Police D~elbrugge each
time q committee is summoned was
practically thrown away. DR., Campbell
was again the only oneof the committee
ready TO 90 to work and after he had
loaied around a half hour and sColded
because the other members did not put
in an appearance, he left declaring that
he would not come back any more and
that II the city did not see TT to hire an
auditor as the Committee on Accounts
has before recommended, the accounts
OF the various officials might go to the
hOw.wows,
The Committee on City Prison aud
tied the monthly bills OF Superintend.
ent Gundling, amounting to Sl17 80, and
opened three bids from as many drug
gists for the furnishing Of drugs to pris.
oners. It recommended to Council that
the contract be awarded TO A. T, Young
at his bid OF s. 90 per month for drugs
furnished on prescription, tho contract
to run till such time as the city shall
make another one. This committee also
decided to recommend TO Council the
adoption Of an ordinance raising the
Superintendent salary from 500 to sos
per month, and that Of the guards from
$40 10 $45 per month. II will be remem.
bered that this new Council started out
as a reform body, and with a great flour.
ish OF trumpets made reductions In sal.
aries and talked Of cutting down ex.
penses In other particulars.
Among the few sensible things the
Council has done there was nothing
more so than the reduction In the sala:
ries attached 10 the rattle.trap called the
city prison, which Is and always has been
much more Of a heavy expense to the
city than It ought to be-. The attempt to
raise the salaries will he act upon rather
heavily by come Of the members.
The Committee on Claims had under
consideration the claim OF Frederick
HerSer, who had a leg hurt while work.
ing In a water pipe trench on Market
street, near the bridge, and wants 81, 900
as a salye for his injuries. He was pres.
ent with Mr.. ]. B. S%ommerville, his at.
torney, and Solicitor White was on deck
to look after the citY'G interests. The
matter was talked over and $500 offered
TO HerEer, but that did not suit at all it
was $1,000 or nothing with him, and
after further talk an adjournment was
had In the hope that a compromise can
be effected to-day,
Council will Meet In regular session
this evening. There is a raft OF business
in both branches and q long session vii,
be had. The ordinances abnll.,ininv the
Police and Fire Board and substitntinS
the old and almost obsolete committee
supervision over those two important
departments will be presented, and the
chances are that II they are allowed to
go TO n second reading things will get
badly tangled.
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R~YIpENTLY 4 pIG GRIsT.
OF IudlCtmsnts to be- Returned by the Grand
Jury this Time,

OF Indictments tn BIZ Returned by the brand
Jury this Time,
The Circuit Court convened yesterday
forenoon, In apportioning the business
ofthe term the grand jury and all GRIM
inal causes were assigned to Judge PAUL,
Part /. The docket in his side will be
called to-day, and in Judge Campbell's
tomorrow. Thirty petty Jurors were
directed to he drawn and summoned for
each part, to serve on and alter next
Monday, April 10.
In Part II, Judge Campbell, Charles
Hoffman, Louis 0rth, Edward Hamm,
August j. ]. Choetzer and George Fol-
mar, surviving petitioners IN the matter
OF the incorporation Of the town OF Full
ton, petitioned to have an order which
was made May 8, 1881, set aside. The
case was docketed for future hearing, In
April, 1881, certain citizens Of the village
of Fulton petitiOned to have 1t incor.
porated as a town under the general
State law, and an order to that effect
was entered. In the following month
Mrs. Judge Thompson had this irCor-
poration set aside, pending a motion 10.
annul the order. II is the purpose OF
the present action to revive the inCor-
poration.
The grand jury was impaneled and
sworn in Judge Paull's court, and the
members retired to their room and spent
the day examining witnesses summoned
TO appear before them. Over 100 wit
nesSes had been summoned, OF these
probably forty were women, mostly OF
the fair-but.frail order. Shortly before
8 o'clock last evening the women and a
number OF other witnesses were excused
till this morning, and the jury also ad'
jOurned, some time, after until to-day,
Among tue witnesses examined were
q number who were evidently summon
ed to tell what they knew about Sunday
liquor selling, and others by whose evi.
dence II is designed to indiCt keepers OF
gaming houses, II Is believed the late,
policy game and its branches are being
inquired into. The women who sell
bottled beer for u dollar aud pay no
license arc also on the list, as arc the
property owners WHO rent houses for
immoral purposes. One OF these prop
erty holders who charges his tenants
two or three times what the houses
would bring for any other purpose is
said, In anticipation Of being indicted
and fined, to have raised all the rents
April ! from $40 toSlb a month each. 1t
Is u notorious fact that when the average
landlord is indicted he makes the tenant
stand the fine and costs.
1t looks now as il the grand jury
would have to rush things TO finish their
work to-day.
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John johnson was arraigned before
Squire Davis, alcused by Howard Hi.
ton Of stealing SirOm him, The case
was compromised upon Johnson's re,
turning tho money and paying the costs,
Jerome Mccormick was arraigned on
complaint OF John Il. purkhardt, charged
with a breach Of tho peace aud carrying
concealed weapons. He gave bond IN
tho sum o. $50 to keep the peace for a
year, and 500 for his appearance at the
circuit court to answer TO the action OF
the grand jury. Mccormack then In
turn swore out q warrant for Aurkhardt,
whose case will pr0bRbly be heard to:
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Yesterday the electrical cars began
running by the new system. From
Tenth street 10 Twenty.seyonth all
south bound ars'run on Main street and
all north bound cars on Market. There
was no tedious waiting on switches,
Better time was made, and the change
in every way gave great satisfaction,
When the new loop system Is perfected
the cars will boa greater accommodation
than ever before. Another decided i'm
provement was introduced yesterday In
the shape Of a new truck in which the
motor is beneath the car. The car runs
either way and has q door at each end.
II rides more evenly and easily, and il
Is to be hoped that all the new caro- will
he Of q similar pattern. fills was run as
an experiment, an old horse car body
being mounted on the new trucks.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Electric Lights Anniversary = Personal
Gossip and Various Local Matters,


Gossip and Various Local Matters,
Ben Exlsy and I'd Laws are OF tho sick list
Nj. N, r. smylle was somewhat better yes
teFiRy,
Peter Reazlc was reported dangerously III lat
evening,
Squire Keller, who has been quite sick. is i'm
David Nilllner, Of Nj, Pleasant, was in town
yesterday,
Miss Katherine Miller, who has been quite
sick, Il cOnvalescenL
Mrs. William Knof, OF WGllsYille, Is the guest
Of Mn, Sarah BAyless,
Mrs. George White, OF Mt. Pleasant, ID the guest
Of Mrs, John r, haywood,
Miss Jennie strIngeF returned to Portland yes
teriay, after q pleasant visit here,
a stOyepIng Lizzie, a little daughter o Charles
Hoffman, fell from y hoFaea aud was severely hurt
The newly elected township officers were
sworn In u ', 7. Hanes's office by the trustees
yesterday,
Mrs. Charles HHmphFeylllO will move. her
family 10 Alabama TO morrow, where Mr., Hum
phreville has bought u farm.
MF. John y, Miller Is getting ready 10 move
10 Anderson, Ind, Mr., William MRun, who re-
Gently purchased his residence on Fourth street,
Will occupy II after Mayl,
Misses Flora HeatheFlngton, and Minnie Low:
Mku, OF btilhlTt, fl0th huI Auuh IAkclt vi
WoOdSheld, aud Flora Hill, Of Bridgeport, have
returned after a charming visit with Miss Emma
HlpkIns.
The work Of drilling for . rock foundation for
the Ohio shore pier for the Union Bridge was
commenced yesterday, Work will be- COM
menced on the pier at once, Over twenty stone
maSOns are at work In the Bridge COmplny'S
yard In Martins Ferry aud stone Il arriving
dSlly,
Yesterday James shrOdes, Ofthe Martins Ferry
Construction Company, began calling on the
manufacturers, business men aud Others 70 ~
certain how many want electric lights. This
company will light the city with electric light
aud thework OF putting up the poles will bo
commenced Us soon Us arrangements can be
made, =
The people oil. the Presbyterian church are
making organizations iot thS selsorsIl3n o. Iae
Ing In the church, short addresses will be given
by the pastor, Rev, II. n, Campbell, Rev, U, U:
Hayes, OF bridgeport, and Judge CFenmer, Of
Wheeling, Music by tho choir and society,
Everybody Is cordially Invited.
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npptIlo ia tl,o Pine.

A "water dog got into the large sup.
ply pipe In the basement OF the city
building yesterday, cutting Off the flow
rs clean as a stop cock could. Oscar
seoley removed a part Of the pipo and
took the animal out. Though badly
cut, II was still kicking. Mr.. Seeley took
the animal home as a curiosity. The
large service pipes, wherever used, ought
to be protected by screens. Often fish
get into the pipes In places where three
inch service pipes are used. Some time
ago a live eel came out Of one Of the pipes
in the city building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-09

Mr. Il. w. Wells, the architect, has
completed the plans for a handsome
residence and business room which bill
Arm, Klieyis, KRAFT 4 Co.,. have CON
traCted to build for Louis ZoeCkler, on
North Main street, II will DO a brick
OF handsome appearance and modern
construction, aud will have q frontage
on Main street Of fifty feet, II will add
much to the metropolitan appearance oil
tho North End,
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LIS. eooDaollg drygoOdsthO cheapest,

The seeds Of Intermittent and bilious rOmlttOn,
fever terminate aud bear evil fruit. No COM
munity has altogether escaped IL In populoul
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes II, aud
III their suburbs EagnRht pools In lutken lots
breed H. There h al once a remedy aud a means
Of prevention, ib name Il HOIletlet'l stomach
HltlefS, which IL, without Pendvehtute, the
most potent Ahtidots III existence 10 The mAlA.
rial virus, fortified with this incompatible,
saving specific, mlAAmAllc influences may DO on.
COuntHted with absolute lmptnitI, Disorder
Of tho stomach, liver and bowels, begOllsh By
tnlAlma.AlniPd walet. OF any pthep caule, llt
Cumb IN The behehCeut corrective named, aud
Rheumatic, Kidney and bladder troubles saF6
surely removable w " use when " d given 4
pehlileHt lflAlI !
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william johnson Out.

William johnson, the colored youth
arrested Saturday on a charge Of cutting
Crowley, OF the Pittsburgh Randall club,
Last October, was released ON bail yester.
day afternoon by Judge PAUL, Of the
Circuit Court, his father becoming his
bondsman in $500. Squire Arkle for
some reason declined TO honor the order
from Judge PAUL 10 admit him to bail
In this sum, or rather declined to accept
Mr.. johnson as his bondsman.
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Kate McBurnOy, l7s Fifth street, Dc
troit, Mich, sayBi
/ was taken with severe pain In my
back and hips. II continued 10 grow
worse until ! had 10 keep my bed, ]
tried several remedies that were recon.
mendOd, without doing inc any good, ]
then put on two ALtcocE's PoRour
PLANTERS. They took tho pain away 81
quick that l was able 10 DO UP In lVsi
than twUnty.tour hours, and In q week
was entirely recovered. was also cured
Of a chronic cough BY the use Of ALtr
cocks pLAsTERs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-09

In the medical line Is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. It combines
the active properties OF dates, Gigs and
prunes In such q way as 10 make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective reme-
dies on the market. II is easily taken
by old and young, and Is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliOusness, dys.
pepsla, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys pr inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by O. r. Goethe, w. W.
Irwin, w. Z. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
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BELLAlRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the GlnAA City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
Officer Archer Is slowly Improving,
There Is some talk OF an electric light plant
here,
Bealsvlllc Is going to have another steam fouI
mill,
VIII c. Daniord and wife have moved tC
Wheeling.
The natural gas company has few consumer
and very little gas here,
b.. F. COckayue and family leave tomorrow fol
their new home In THIN,
Charles RosSer began on the street paving yea
terday on Central avenue,
Judge st.. Clair Kelly, Of st. ClalrsvIlle, was
hero yesterday on business,
Mayor Brown cAn now, under a law recently
passed, sOlCmniZC marriages.
Tom Dunlap bought the wilkinson farm neat
Warn0ek, o., Of ITO acres, paying 5000.
". T.. snIVGly, Of the Belmont Glass Company,
Is home from u successful eastern trlp.
BCllaIre saloon keepers say that the business
has fallen oil one'hRlt In u very few Year,.
Several are after the pOStonlCe at Glencoe, and
things arc very warm In that little village.
Mayor brown had several saloon keepers be,
fore him yesterday for violating tho Sunday law,
n. A. Crane, the street car man, Is busy buying
horses. lcllalrO Will have street cars III u short
timO.
The Ohio Valley Railroad Company use about
thirty car loads Of Clnder or Stag for ballastlng
per month,
here, goes with the new company 10 Mansfield,
o., this week.
John Gill Is loading cord wood at plnch run
to be used by the BcllalFe Nail Works, The
wood was cut on the steep hillside near there.
The Belmont Glass Works hoard Of Directors
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known TO cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; 10 dis.
pol Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Cure Habltual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 80 cts and $l,0O bottles by Logan
Drug Coz Anton 7. Hess, r. B. Burt
and O. Menkemellar.
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An alarm Of fire yesterday afternoon
from Box 8 was caused by a blaze In the
floor Of n house on MCColloCh street,
around the hill, owned by John Cruise
and occupied BY William Frlese, The
natural gas pipes had been disconnected
beneath tho floor, aud tho gus turned oil
In the street Somebody turned II on,
accidentally or ignorlntly, and the es.
Gaping gas ignited. The loss was only
nominal, a very small hole being burned
In the floor. The department made good
ltlnn
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Now Is your chance. Closing out my
entire stock OF Buggies and Carpets at
cost 10 make room for clothing, and 10
give more time 10 taking orders and
measures for mems and boys suits,
selected from the 800 samples Of hnG
cloth and CasBimereB Of Wanamaker &
Brown, Oak Hall, Philadelphia, who does
the square thing. j, W. FERRRL
2l0l Main street,
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l.llsiF ofDAlos

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, fgs and pruHes, and other
tropical fruits, ia pleasant taBte and
beneficial effects have rendered Il i'm.
mehsely popular. II cures habituAl con.
gtlpaton, indigestion, blllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold IN 90 cent
ly y. X, GoetIe, W. W, Irwin
w u. Williams and John IAughlln.
4 %, and Goodwin 4 Co, whole.
sale agents.
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The Wheeling and Springfield teams
Will play again this afternoon. Game
called at $3.50 o'clock.
Dalton and Bowman will probably DO
the Wheeling battery for to-day. They
are reported TO work together very well.
The joining together Of the two grand
stands is a decided improvement, and
one President Howell Is Justly proud OF.
The grounds have been put In flrst-Class
condition generally.
The Columbus Association team will
be here next Monday and the homo team
will be urged by the management 10
humble BuCkenberger, Wheeling's man
ager last year and who handles the AsSo-
cIation's Babies this year, by defeating
his infants.
The ball players lately returned from
q trip around the world playedin Brook
Ign yesterday, scorei All Americas I;
Chicagos q. Hits, All Americans Z;
ChiCago's 8. Errors, All Americans I;
Chicago's s. Batteries, llealy and Earle ;
Baldwin and Arson,
Bellaire's well.known ball players are
all In service again this season. Billy
George Is again with the New Yofks;
Dunn Is again with Wheeling; Tom
Nicholson has gone 10 Cleveland; George
WestlRke Is with tho Lowell, Mass,
team, and Bob, his brother, has been
signed by the Springfield team, and Sol
White, the Colored player, formerly with
Wheeling, Is q member Of the German
club Of New York,
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Kangaroo, Kangaroo, Kangaroo
Shoes for Indies aud gentlemen.
]. W, AMicK & Co.
"oauCuSCs"- Gro


and tho efficacy Of la action have rem,
dered the famous California liquid irull
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop
tlar. II Cleanses and Tones up tht
clogged and ieverlsh System, and dlspell
Headaches, Colds and Fevefs. For sale
In 90 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton +. Hess, X, b
Burt and O, MenkOmeller.
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Do you suffer with habitual ConStipa.
ton or bl%llousncss2 II so, try the pleas.
ant fiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold In 80 cent bottles
by 9. II, Goethe, W. W. Irwin, W. +,
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
agents,
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THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT FIGHT.
1t was Matte llaiist who Did hart Shay Up
Here,

II looks as II the truth has gradually
come 10 the surface about tho glove con.
test at the Alhambra rink Saturday.
night. In tho first place, II Jimmy
Murray exists al all no resides In phila.
delphia, and was Just that distance from
Wheeling on Saturday night. The ofi.
glnAl intention was 10 work Ned Barry,
Of Pittsburgh, or 80 Murray, but fate
stepped In and called the halt on this
transaction by Datry's being seized with
q severe attack Of pneumonia, from the
the effects Of which lie was reported dy.
Ing al the Mercy Hospital yesterday
Murray never having been engaRedto
60 against Shay, and Harry being ii the
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Aflicts nearly every one in the spring
The system having become accustomed
TO the bracing air Of winter, Is weakened
by the warm days Of the changing season
and readily yields to attacks OF disease
Hoods Sarsaparilla is Just the medicine
needed. It tones and builds up every
part Of the body, and also expels all i'm
purities from the blood. Try 1t thiE
season. 8
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlIns for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantaloOningS
aud OVercOatlngS, which We are pre-:
pared to make up In the best style and
III VI reasonable prices.
SpeCialtles-EanCy Flannel Shirts ut
so cents and upwards, and OyerSizcs 80
G. HESS & SONS,
1891 T. 1898 Market Street.
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For 81 80 you can get one dozen fine
Satin.fnish Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In q fine gilt frame Sxl0 size,
at Plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel
Ing. Delays are dangerous. Come one
come all,
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Stacy, Adams 4 Co, are the leaders
for style and comfort.
j. ". ANicK 4 Co, Sole Agents,
illB Main street,
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Plummers fine satin.dnish Cabinet
Photographs reduced TO only 81 per
dozen. 1888 Main street, Wheeling.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO 70.
cord seven deeds oitruSt and the follow.
Ing transfers OF real CstatOi
Decd made April 0, blythe Economy
Building Association TO Eliza Frank, In
consideration Of $g2t, for lotl6, In square
20, In tho Buena Vista addition.
Deed made April 2, by j, \, Dow and
wiieto i. +. Miller, In consideration Of
S4O0, for part Oilot "a on the northwest
corner Of Eleventh and Eotl streets.
Decd made April |, by Oliver Pryor
aud wife 10 d. NJ, T|hornbufgh, In con-
BldemllOn Of $3.50, for lot . OF Waddle 4
Ctacrait's addition 10 Elm Grove.
Decd made April 8, by Mary l., Rlhe.
hart To Louis Hllmct, for the north half
Of lot 10, In square q, on the WeBt aide oil
Eotr street. south Of Thlrly'hith street,
-
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WASHINGTON, D. O., April s.-Fol
West Virginia and Western PennsylVa'
mia, fair, slightly warmer weather
Yariabln winds. becoming easterly.
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ahe Sntelltgeneer.
TOmool Nos. sO and 81 Fourteenth Street.


New Advertisements.
WantGd-A Cook.
W0uted-A Position az Driver.
LOst-A Bicycle CyClOmcteF.
Plano TuhIng-E. W. banner 4 Co,
Executors sRie-J. L. RlmmOnB.
JeWOtt's kHIrigeratOrs-NcBbltt & Bro.
Now MAChlncfy-C, NOumRu & Co.
Wheeling Dental PlaCe-Dr. 4. b. Caldwell.
Gate City Stone ~FIltGr-Ewlug Bros,
Martins Ferry Property For Sale aud Fol
Ront-W. N. CAltclL.
Notice to Contractors.
Mortality Reports Of whCOllng-Geo.I Carl.
sou, Health 0flCGr.
Opera Houle-Around the World In Eighty
navg
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WE have Just received q hall gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on tho market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB W. CRUDE.
JeWCler aud OptiCian.
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JACOBS & lSENnERu closing out retail
stock. Now syour time 10 buy bargains,
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The thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
"a RE,.D.v- C, ,~.. 4 y K, @,.....-"...... g \
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