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MORE RAILROAD SMASHING.
Death and q DsStructiva Fire Result from
Collision.

Collision.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March 25.-A seri
ous wreck occurred on the Northwest
ern near Racine Junction last night, BY
which one man was killed, two danger
ously hurt and three others more or lesl
injured. A mail car, baggage car and
Eve freight cars we're destroyed by fire
The pecuniary loss Is estimated at $780,
600.
The collision occurred at midnight be-
tween north-hound O. & N. W. paaaen-
ger train and and south.bound freight
train on the same line. The latter train
consisted Of sixty.four cars, and was un-
der such headway that 1t could not be
checked suddenly to allow q side track
ing. Both trains came together on the
main track at the depot, with the above
result.
Following is list Of the victims:
Willis Andrews, Of Fond du Lac,
fireman on freight train, killed.
Martin Rae, Of Milwaukee, freight
engineer, probably fatally injured.
Dennis E. Burke, OF Milwaukee, pas
BeuksE Guklh66LY uhbkSlOupAy AAlblGut
I. T. De- Silva, of Chicago, express
messenger, badly bruised.
John Grobben, Of Milwaukee, pas.
senger fireman, badly sCalded.
J. Bower, Of Evanston, Ills, assistant
express messenger, burned and cut.
John Grobben, fireman OF the passen.
ger train, who was terribly scalded, was
brought to this city this morning, and
died in a few hours afterwards at the
home Of his parents. The chances for
the recovery Of Engineer Burke. OF the
passenger train, are very slim.
In the safe OF the American Express
Company was $4,000 in currency for
northern banks from Chicago. So in.
tensely hot did the FIRE become that
when the safe was opened half the cur
rency was found burned to ashes, and
the other half partially burned. The
express company will lose about IS 900
OF the money. Several Thousand dollars
worth OF jewelry was melted aud ran
into one lump. The United States Ex.
press Company also Iost large amount
OF money,
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Wreck Below marietta.

sptsIl5 OEsEslRV7s % w NV 'EVt''St''
PARKERsDuR, W. Va, March 95.-Tht
Baltimore & Ohio South Western freight
train that leaves here for Marietta al
0:45 p. M, was wrecked last night al
Constitution, hall way between this city
and Marietta. The axle OF a tank car
gave away and derailed eight or nine
loaded cars. Several lumber cars were
overturned and the lumber was piled
around promiscaeusly and the track ioI
unite distance WAS torn up.
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The MeLure Col, CornpopJ,s onsr.

ScoT4DALr, Pa, March e5.--A sensa.
ton was created in labor circlea. tonight
by the McLure Coke 90. posting notices
at their plants that they desire their
men to start to work in the morning aI
a Osven per cent. reduction with the as'
surance that mining will not tall lowel
tkan sl.O0 per hundred. They ptei
u sliding EcSle and state that II coke IN
creases 10 $2.l6 they will pay their mer
the old rateI. This Company employeI
5000 men.
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WORLDS pAlR.

DSslgus for tho woman'S Bniiding-An En.
terprising j Japanese With Ideas.
CHICAGO. March 25.-For the Woman'p
Worlds Fair building thirteen designs
by women have been submitted and the
selection has narrowed down to three,
all of the Italian Renaissance style. They
are said to be exceptionally fine. The
cost OF the proposed structure is fixed at
100000. Jochi Takimine, Of Toxic,
Japan, wishes to exhibit aJapanese tea
garden at the exposition, and he comes
backed with $4,000 aud the banking
iIm OF Mitsui & Co.,, OF Toxic, to carry
out the project. His application for
space is being considered.
He asks the privilege OF putting up a
number Of Japanese ouildings. and in
the main one he will have u hall with
suitable seating capacity. Here he pro-
poses 10 have Japanese dancing girls
and oriental exhibitions. In restau-
rant will be served pure Japanese tea,
birds nest soup aud other dishes Of the
Empire OF the Mikado. The grounds
will be ornamented with Japanese
plants and flowers, aud in the buildings
will be quaint and curious exhibits. Mr..
Takimine was the Japanese Commits.
sioner to the New Orleans Exposition.
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NEy yqaK, March 25.-4n relation to
the reported TRANSACTIONS between Mrs,
Gen. Grant aud W. @. Andrews in the
matter Of New York Steam 90. and
Standard Oil Trust stocks, lettor from
Mrs. Grant was tonight handed the As
sociated Press. She says:
"a statement has bssn made 80 un-
just to Mr.. Andrews that 1 wish 10 cor.
rect 1t. Itis not true that accuse Mr..
Andrews OF any unfair dealings with
me.
"The transactions referred to (Lhe pur.
chase Of steam stock was ordered by
me, as vas slso Q purchase OF Standard
Oil Trust stock. do not cast reaec.ions
on Mr.. Andrews in the transaction.
"Very truly.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 95.-West
Virginia pensions: Ohglnal-Willism
N. Bailey, EliAu W. Dsariug, Gabriel NJ.
Chickerter, George W. Fullerton, Mar
tin Champ, Thomas J. Weeks. Joseph
Ellison, Joseph Critics, Richard +. Cham
bsrs, Henry T. Blake, Cory den McDal
lister. AddiHonal-John Z. Rihee, Jon
athan Bouuell, Payton Il. McComas
Barton Dlmmond, john 7. stasel. In
Crease-William Il. Williams, Morrtl
Americs, Alex. Fry, William g. Ham
rick, Edward S. Haddox, james VII
liams, William Klsinserger, David al
kins. ReisBue-jameB Boner, Wiiiiah
A. INLAND
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NV oRLRLEs, La, March 95.-Ds.
patches received this evening report
that the crevasse in St. James. parish
was closed by Superintendent John NJ.
Grant, Of the Texas& Pacific Railway,
aided by the planters Of the vicinity.
This creYasse Yas esussd b. the blowing
OF In iron. pipe, or rice lume. The
White House crevssse is now 500 feet
wide. The Concordia crevasse, in East
Carroll parish, is 700 feet wide, and the
water from It Is doing great damage.
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AnntI,nrIr,.hI,n,r.

DUBLIN, March 25.-Whils Mr.. Alex.
auder Blame, Parnellits NJ. P. for South
Armagh, and a number OF other Par
nelltes were going to Dungara to-day 10
attend 3 meeting, their own supporters
were mobbed by acrowd OF Nationalists.
The latter turned the heads OF the
horses attached to the carriages convey
ing the Parnellitts from Oookstown 10
Dunamore in the direction OF the former
place and finally compelled the Parnell-
ties 10 return there, followed by a storm
the Nationalist.
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An IHTEL1IdExcER reporter called on
Mr.. James Reilly at his residence on
Fifteenth street. Mr.. Reilly stated that
Il. L. Troxell had formerly Clerked with
J. Neill Oliver, OF Davis, w. Va, and
had come to NJ. Reilly's establishment
with good recommendations. He was
twenty-five years old aud seemed TO be q
bright, energetic young man. Mr..
Troxell left on this trip, his first and
last, on Tuesday, March IL, Mr.. Reilly
received letter last Monday, In which he
stated that he had been seized with
chill and was unable to go to Evans
vile, for which town he had been
booked. Asa chill Is usually followed
by fever, it Is possible that he committed
suicide while in temporary delirium.
There was no reason for dependency
on the part Of the young man,
as he had been told on leaving that the
trip was for the purpose OF enabling him
to get acquainted with the trade. He
as well ss could be expected
and no complaint had been made by the
firm. Mr.. John Devlin, an employe Of
NJ. Reilly, was sent TO take charge Of the
body.
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oLEARErELD, Pa March 26.- The
HoutzJals Bank has been purchased by
William d. Dill and John B. McGrath,
ot Houtsdsle. Rumors have been in
circulation affecting the bank and y4A
was begun. The new bank will have d
capital Of $4,000.
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GIpRAlrAR, March Pa diver re.
ports that the damage to the Utopia is
slighter than was at first supposed. The
Auson's ram ripped the steamer's plates
from amidships aft for about twenty
feet. The Utopia lies on the Anson's
anchor. Twenty-Five more bodies re-
covered to-day were buried at sea. The
diver says he believes that there are
still' many bodies in the wreck. The
captain OF the Utopia has been found
guilty OF grave errors OF judgment. He
was discharged from custody.
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Two Good Laws.

CoLuNBUs, o., March 25.-LaWs were
enacted to day requiring railway com.
panles to build and keep In repair high,
way crossings, and requiring telephone
companies to place their wires under
ground by direction Of the municipal
authorities,
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PARiB, Mach 25.-The Journal des
Dtbdts announces that Baron De Mohr-
enheim, the Russian Miniscer, will to-
morrow formally present President Gar.
not with the grand Gordon OF the order
Of St. Andrew, the Russian decoration
which tho Gear by recently signed de-
cree conferred upon the President OF the
French Republic. This ceremony, ac-
cordlpg to impressions prevailing in
Berlin, marks an important epoch In the
history OF France and in the history Of
Russia, and is supposed to point to the
actual conclusion Of formal treaty OF
alliance between France and Russia.
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FARMERs ALLIANOg IN NEW ENGLAND
Failure PrOphssiod for the Propaganda in
the Land Of steady HabitS.

Failure Prophesied for the Propaganda in
the Land Of steady Habits.
BosroN, MASS, March 25.-The Herald
has dispatches from several points in
New England voicing the sentiment Of
the farmers on tho proposed Alliance
movement in the Eastern States. A
dispatch from Pittsfsld says: ut is the
sentiment OF the leading Berkshire
county farmers that the New England
tour Of the Alliance leaders Kyle and
Simpson will hs practical failure"
Henry A. Barton, ir., Of Dalton, ex.
Master Of the State Grange, says: II do
not believe the State Grange is in SYM
pathy with the movement. l am OF the
opinion than Changers generally, and
am acquainted with the leading mem.
bers all over the State, are not in favor
Of the Alliance. I do not belieye 1t will
be successful in New England.H
Henry Noble, Of Pittsield, an ex.
member Of the State Board Of Agricpl.
ture, who has been q leading farmer in
Berkshire for nearly half q century,
said: lido not see how New England
farmers can afford to go into this thing
from q political point OF view, or any
other"
Charles A. Mills. of Williamstown, a
member Of the present State Board Of
Agriculture, says: II am not in favor Of
the Farmers Alliance in New England.
Any movement to make the farmers
move en- masss is. in my opinion, un-
patriotic. All classes and professions
ehould work together. l do not believe
in organizing in classes in this country"
George q. Dean, Cheshire, President
OF the Berkshire Agricultural Society,
says: "Ihave taken much interest In
this subject, and l do not see how the
Alliance can be of any benefit to New
Leading farmers in Southern Berk.
shire express doubt about tho success Of
the Alliance In New England,
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I'm. nNAlY,S nuR1S.
Five Teeth Gone, Rs we'll as a Damaged
Eye-Lstters of Regret.

Five Teeth Gone, Rs we'll hs n Damaged
Eye-Lstters of Regret.
Cork, March 25.-It now transpires
that Mr.. Timothy HeSIy's injuries re.
sulting from the assault made upon him
on Monday by Mr.. Dalton, are not con-
fiued to the damage alone to his right
eye by the breaking Of his spectacles be-
meath Mr.. Dalton's blow.
Mr.. Healy, it seems, has also lost five
Of his teeth from second blow received
from his assailant. Mr.. Thomas Power
0'Connor has telegraphed to Mr.. Healy,
saying: 81 am shocked at the dastardiy
attack made upon you"
Sir John Pope Hennessey has written
to Mr.. Healy, saying that he expressed
in the name Of the Irish Nationalist
memhers of Parliament the indignation
and regret which they feel at the out
rage to which Mr.. Healy has been sub
iaCted.
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Another West vlrelnia Railroad.

CEARIEsroS, W. Va, March 25.-The
Dunglen Railroad Company YES char.
tered to-day. The company proposes TO
build a railroad from the mouth OF Lower
Loup creek at Deep Water, Fayette
souRty, up Loup creek and Piney creek
to where the State line crosses Blue
Stone river, In Mercer county. fhe
principal office Is at Charleston. The
capital stock Is 5000 600, divided into
shares Of Sl0Q, Of which S. NJ. Brown,
Malcolm Jackson, Joseph Au4ner and
q. B. COUCH, Of GbarleSton, and \. n.
Jeukins, Of Fayette, hold one eseh.
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A GLuYE plrrLE Ar HuNrINGrON


Held to be n Prize Fight and Everybody
Indicted Accordingly.
Special Dtpdteh 10 he IRtelt0ateer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March 25.-
Huntington ia more orless agitated over
a peculiar proceeding in the Circuit
Court this week. Last Saturday even
ing a sparring exhibition was given at
the gymnasium. 1t was duly licensed,
there was no prizs offered, and six.
ounce gloves were used. When the
grand jury was impaneled this week
Judge Harvey especially called Its at.
tention to this exhibition and read the
law agatnst prizs fighting. The jury
heard a cloud Of witnesses, and lssteyen-
ing returned nine true bills for engaging
in or aiding and abettiDg prize fight,
the principals, seconds, referees and
others interested being on the little list
This seems to put a new phase on the
law, and will be ofinterest to the sport.
ing classes everywhere.
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The Arst Institute Of the farmers Of
Ohio county will be held in the chamber
OF the Second Branch OF Council in the
Public Building, commencing this morn
ing at ten O'Clock. There will be six
sessions, lasting till Friday evening. The
programme includes the names OF many
prominent farmers and institute workers
and their subjects cover almost every
topic OF interest to farmers.
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ABILENE, KAs., March 9a.-The beet
sugar industry Is being worked up in
Central Kansas by DR.. s. Weitweiler, oi
Germany, who is here arranging for 500
experimental tests in different counties
with foreign seed. He says a Germatl
syndicate with capital OF $4,000, ,0OO
will put in factories /! the tests are sat.
isfactory,
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AN ATLANTIC WRECK.

Nineteen Men Out OF Twenty.six Lost-Ths
Steamer Dashed to Pieces.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The British
steamer straithairly, bound from santi'
ago de Cubs to Baltimore, went ashore
yesterday one mile south Of Ohicamico.
mico. Out of her crew OF twenty.six,
nineteen we're lost, including all the
officers except the second mate. The
steamer will be total loss.
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BERLIN, March 25.-Hsrr Buhl, a
prominent National LihOIal member Of
the Rsichstag, has returned to this city
after paying visit to Priuce'B Bismarck.
Herr Rlhl has made statement TO the
effect that II Prince Bismarck should b.
elected TO the Reichstag, he would i'm
mediAtely sfterWard appear IN that body.
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Madam, March 25.-The Workmen's
Congress, now in session here, has ap-
proved the proposltion to declare a
general strike throughout Spain should
such step be found necessary in order
TO secure the adoption OF the eight hous
day'S work Bystem,
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1RoSroS. O., March 9S.-wllllam and
Albert Ksil, attacked Arthur Haney
with clubs last night for having seduced
their sister. Haney defended himself
with a revolver and mortally wounded
Albert Keil. He surrendered to the
officers,
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A telegram from Pittsburgh last night
III is believed that one OF the Free.
port hank burglars Is under arrest al
Wheeling. John Mooney, q notorious
burglar and safe cracker, was captured
there with one OF the stolen bonds in bis
possession. Mooney is wanted in sew
eral Statee.n
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aos. 70 Tho CITY of ouItnro

CaicAeo, March 25.-Miss Sophia G,
Hayden, Of Boston, wins the $1,000
prize offered for the hest design for the
woman;s building of the Worlds Fair,
Miss Lois I. Howe also OF Boston takes
the second prizs Of $500 and Miss Laura
Hayes, OF Chicago. gets the $3.50 offered
for the third best design.
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BIcyuIrn.

With the opening OF the wheel season
Edw. j.. Rose 4 o., who carry full line
Of the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared 10
furnish a few rare bargains In secnuj-
band Satellites OF the best makes. Those
interested ehould call at once. S9O
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BEtIEvILLE, oSE., March 95.-The
water is subgiding very slowly. The
streets are filled with great cakes Of Ice,
and people are still imprisoned in upper
stories without fire. The loss will proba-
bly, reach $4,000.
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England Accepts the Polite InyItatIon,

LONDON, March 25.-The British Gov.
ernment, through the Marquis Of Sails
bury, has formally notified Mr.. Blaine
United States Secretary Of State, thai
Great Britain accepts President Har.
rison's invitation to take part in the
Worlds Fair st 0hicago Ia 1893. Lord
Salisbury has also notified President
Harrison through Mr.. Blaine that royal
commission will be- appointed to assist
British merchants In exhibiting the
products Of British industry at the Fair
and TO further British interests there.
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ADauphin county, Pa, clergyman, who
knoWa how to run hsnnery, increased
his income over $500 last year from the
sale oi eggs alone. Enterprise like this
would be creditahle to any lay man,
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,,.,L.- S,.nos ~ Uer Ron.

NEw YORK, March 95.-The trial OF
Alphouse ]. steppenia for the murder OF
Clinton G. Reynolds, whom he shot
down in his Office, began to-day. The
trial promises to be an interesting one
and it is announced that the prisoner. 3
mother will spend $40, 900 to defend her
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 25.-aen-
eral Malone and Hon. John NJ. Langs-
ton have, 1t is stated, settled their
differences, and will work hereafter in
harmony for the promotion OF the inter
ests Of the Republican party In Virginia.
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IadIana EnforeIng nc EIght nour law.


LOUISVILLE, KY, March 95.-Tbe 5000
coal miners employed in the Laurel.
Jellico districts are to strike May LIST.
They ask pay on coal before 1t is
screened and eight hours per day. The
operators have agreed not to allow the
demand.
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sambIers KiIlnPlnyer.

oxAHA, NEB., March 25.-A gang Of
gamblers, supposed to be Doc Middle
toms gang, went te Coyington, Neb,,
last night and opened upR room. This
morning they killed John Peyton, .
gamblaF, and fed. The sheriff 10 in
nuFsuik.
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West vl,Elnln Pe.,@a.tsr. Appointed.

West Virginia PoStnastNrs Appointed
SPECIAL Di'Datsh 10 he Astelfaasar.
WAsulSoToN, D. O., March 25.-Post
masters appointed to-day were s. !
Moore, viCsJ. NJ. franklin, resigned
Endlcost, Wetzel county; J.. A. Miller
vice NJ. l.. Shater, resigned, Tunnellton
Pneainn cnnnkY
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Tho surllp1ton Fl, Or Wrecked. .

OMAHA, NEB, March 25.-The flyer
on the Burlington was wrecked this
morning near Sutton. As far as can be
learned only one man was killed, En-
gineer Roberts, Of Plattsmouth, and one
fireman injured.
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THA "Photo.Autograph Placque" is
the latest craze. Gall at Tappan < Con.
neFs gallery and sec specimens OF this
new and beautilul art work.
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The Roymann Brewing Compauy's
Bock Beer is better this year than ever
before. On tan Monday.
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CHICAGO, March 25.-Banker s. A.
Kean was indicted At noon to-day by the
grand jury for defFaudine his creditors
In connection with the failure Of his
bank some months ago.
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QuEESsrowN, March 25--Artiyed-
steamer Wisconsin, from New York.
EEw YORK, March 95.-Arriysd-
steamer re Spree, from Bremen; Nordland,
from Antwerp,
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The Reymann Brewing Company's
RoeE Reer is better this year than ever
bslore. On tap Monday. -.
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snnln WIN baB.re

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 95.-The
Spanish Government has notified the
Department Of State that 1t will partiCi.
pate at the Worlds Columbian Ex.
nnaiLion
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TIE Reymanu Brewing oompapy's
Boek Beer ts better this year than ever
bsI0re. On tap Monday, 80
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TES "AriSto" Photographs, success.
tul speciality, at TSppAn & Connel's gal.
iery, 1921 Main street.
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BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
A Drummer for wheeling House Becomes
Dependent and Takes His Life.


Dsspondsnt and Takes His Life.
Special Dtspaleh 70 ne LateIliOeHe1.
GRAFTON, W. Va, March 25.-Nine'a
store, q few miles from Terra Alta, W.
Va, was the scene OF a sensational
suicide this morning. H. L. Troxell, a
Wheeling drummer travelling for
Michael Reilly, snot himself in the pres
ence Of a anumber Of people in the store
room. Truxell lived at Pswpaw, in
as salesman for Reilly. He had visited
several points with poor success and had
become very despondent. This morning
he entered Mines store and after q few
words OF greeting TO those present pulled
q revolver from bis pocket and, placing
the muzzle at his head, blew his brains
0Iik
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At q wedding in Arcadia, Fla, the
other day, the bride was married TO her
ninth husband, and four OF her former
husbands were present at the ceremony.