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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-29
SHALL BAIL BE K


II Il .
The promised motion by the defense
to admit DR.. Garrison to bail was made
III Judge Campbell's court Saturday,
and tho argument being heard the court
took tho motion under advisement.
There arc no West Virginia decisions
on the questions at issue.
Mr.. sommerville opened tho argu-
mont in support Of the motion. He
Gaid IL was the common circuit court
practice to admit to bail In cases whore
tho death penalty was not involved, as
1t was not In this case. Mr.. sommer-
yille said he had as yet heard no In
timatlon from tho state that they in.
tended resisting tho motion, wheroupon
Prosecuting Attorney Howard said
there would DO on objection, and that
the state would argue from the point
that bail could not DO given. Mr.. Som
mervillo characterized the stand takon
by the state MS remarkable, and he then
proceeded, taking tho ground that bail
wns proper because tho defendant could
not now BIO tried for murder In the frat
degree. The verdict Of second degree
was a verdict OF not guilty in tho first
degree, and his client could not DO
placed in jeopardy Of the death penalty
a second timo for tho Same ofFonse.
Added to the undoubtod hight Of bail,
there could b. no fear TINT the defend.
ant would not respond when called for
trial.
MI. Howard opened for tho state, and
hold that bail was clearly not admis-
sible. Evidence had been adducod on
the trinl showing tho defendant was
guilty OF murder in the first degree, and
on top Of that there had been o convic-
ton, which, under the statute, barred
bail. lie thought the notion that a nan
could give bail aftor having heard tho
evidence against himself was untenable.
On the question whether or not the de-
PENDANT could DO tried for murder in the
first degree, Mr.. Howard said no had
found no decision upon tho point, as
yet, and was not fully prepared to dis
cuss 1t.
Capt. Dovoner followed Nh. Howard
In a strong speech, taking tho stand
that under the statute tho court had
no right>to admit to bail, as there had
been n conviction, In the same court In
which the motion for bail was made. II
there had been DO conviction, the de-
Tense must stand open to trial and con-
yiction for murder in the first degree,
and II there had boon q conviction,
there could DO no bail.
At the afternoon session Col. Arnett
mado an exhaustive argument for tho
defendant. He held that In all cases
where death is not the punishment 1t Is
the duty OF tho court to admit 10 bail,
and that in this case death could not DO
tho penalty, for tho prisoners status
was that Of q man under indictment for
murder In the second degree. He had
been acquitted OF murder in tho first
degree, and his life could not again be
put in jeopardy on that charge.
1t is thought q decision will be an
nounced some time this week.
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A DISASTROUSIFIRE.
Donaldson, Lewis g. Co.'s now Car-
riago Factory Destroyed.
TWO FIREMEN ARE BADLY INJURED
uy tho Gazing IN OF Wall against
which their Ladder wns Leaning.
Many Private Vehicles Burnod.-The
Los, but Partially Covered by tho
Insurnncc.-A Serious blow.

About 0 o'clock yesterday morning
fro was observed in tho carriage fac
tory OF Donaldson, LOWS * Co., on Main
street, south Of Twonty-frst. Accounts
dllor as to where tho flames were first
ecen. One man told Mr.. Donaldson
that he saw tho blazo GS aoon as any
body, and that 1t was in tho second
story Of tho main factory and appar-
entity about half way back in the room.
Another nan declared that tho fro
originated in tho bird story.
An alarm was rung in as goon as the
blaze was seen, but by that timo 1t had
spread so broadly that tho whole into
yior OF tho large building seemed to be
n mass OF fire. The department ro-
spondcd in rs good time rs ever was
made, but tho flames had such hond-
way that It was q very difficult job to
contlne them to that building, and it
was at once seen that tho factory proper
was doomed.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Tho iircmen worked like Trojans.
Danger or tho intense heat did not
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number OF companies and agencies, aud
he could not state what they were.
Tho policies are in tho cafe, which was
In tho otllco, and was not injured
Shortly aiter tho fro v~iRitors began to
swarm over the place, and soon several
small articles, among them gold pen,
were stolen. Tho place was boarded up
after this 30 ~ TO keep thieves out.
THE WORST FEATURE.
Tho firm had put agooddeal OF money
in tho plant, and the members wero
Justly proud Of its completeness and
convenient arrangement. It was but
recently occupied by tho owucrp, and
was running steadily and with tho
brightest prospects. Tho interruption
OF operations and tho destruction OF so
much completed work 10 ono Of tho
most serious features OF the fro. It
was not known yesterday whether tho
factory would be rebuilt, but there Is
not n grcnt deal OF doubt that 1t will.
Tho firm has had several offers In tho
past to locate In other towns. II Is to
be hoped their misfortune will not In
duce them TO reconsider ny. to this mat
ter. They havo tho deepest sympathy
in tho heavy loss.
Thousands OF people visited tho scene
OF tho fro whilo 1t was in progress and
after 1t was oyor.
AS 10 II oEIoIE.
There was never q fire in Wheeling
tho origin OF which was moro complete
ly wrapped in mystery. Tho night be-
forc tho carriage manufacturers OF the
city had n business meeting in tho Of
fee, and did not leave till about nine
o'clock. Then Mr.. Donaldson showed
thom all through his works, pointing
out tho completeness and good arrange.
ment OF all departments. Tho place
was In tho best OF shape then. Once Il
week on an average, Mr.. Donaldson said
yesterday, he cautioned the foreman OF
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Last Excursion to Washington via Balti.
moro s Ohio Railroad.

On Thursday, March 10th, the B. e. O.
R. R. will run tho last OF the series OF
excursions to Washington which. have
become so popular during tho winter.
This excursion will in no wise differ
from those which have preceded, and
which have given entire satisfaction to
the hundreds who have enjoyed thom.
There will DO tho same low rate and the
same unexcelled train serviceoi pnssen-
ger coaches and Pullman Parlor OF
Sleeping Cars heretofore provided.
Washington is more attractive in
March, il possible, than during any
other month OF tho year. 1t Is then
that tho frat signs Of spring appear in
tho public squares and parks. Congress
is in session. The public buildings,
tho art galleries and the museums are
open to visitors FREQ OF charge.
Tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and intermediate points to Martinsburg
arc valid to Baltimore, and as thcy arc
good for ton days ample time is afforded
for side trips to Mt. Vernon, Old Point
Comfort and other adjacent points.
Tickets valid ON all trains, whether
limited, express or local, going and re-
turning.
Trains lcuve Wheeling at 0:10 a m.
and 6:10 p. m, and for those two trains
only will tickets be sold. Pullman
sleeping cara on evening train. Round
trip rate $40 %. Correapondingly low
rates from other stations. MwrAw
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the paint room not to allow any rreasr
rags or paint TO lie around where il
might cause combustion, aud all tho
%orkmen were commondably careful in
snls regard. both In the paint room and
wood working department. There was
no ore IN any part OF the burned build
ing alter noon on Saturday, and in some
departments there was none at nil ON
saturday. Mr.. Donaldson could not
oven conjecture how tho flames could
have started.
George Wheat went to the Gre riding
on the iootboard of the chemical en-
sine. AS it approached the curve OF
inc street car track at the south end of
tho Main street bridge tho engine
swayed and tho wheel struck tho curyo
MIR. Wheat was thrown off into tho
5lrees. he got off with some minor
Tho Eigilant engine lost a stay chain
on Its way TO the fire. It was first
missed at the corner of Twentieth and
Main streets. The chain Is of no use
TO anyone else and tho bows would like
to have 1t back.
jim, McClyment. OF the Island reel.
was struck on the hond by a pane OF
glass and a gasll about three inches
long was cut He had to lie of after
the fire.
Five sections OF the city's hose was
ourst, making serious Inconvenience
Tor the department.
Oilicors Terriil and Frohmo, OF tho
ponce force, won much praise for the
nard work they did in saving property.
Both ruined their clothes.
Two OF the flromen were detailed last
night to nurse hluhleman, and men put
on in their places.
INC department was praised and
chiet healy congratulated on all sides
for their fine work.
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TIL. Rest Dccr.

Tho St. Louis beer has won a perms-
mont place in tho city on Its merits.
Connoisseurs preior it, and among ell
the St. Louis brands, the Tony Faust
beer holds Its OWL always with the bost
judges. NJ. Z. Lally has made arrange
ments by which this favorito beer will
always DO found on draught at his
place 1884 Market street, with the best
liquors, cigars and everything in his
line. Give him n call and You will find
it is good place to ~patronize if you
| really want good, fresh beer.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In this City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroai,

#H# AproSI. . ..
Charles N. Hancher hns gone East.
Mr.. George NJ. Shook is in the East
on business.
A. B. Mason, Of Wadestown, is regis
tered at the Stamm House.
DR.. John Carroll and bride have re-
turned from an Eastern trip.
c. W. Young, the State Bank Exam.
liner, is in the city on business.
Mayor G. W. seabright is confined to
his home with a serious attack OF Org
sipelas.
John P. Frasicr and ". N. Millor, OF
St. Clairsvillo, dined at tho Windsor
yesterday.
q. a. Smith, OF St. Mary's, and J. R.
Cunningham, of Warrington, stopped
at the Behlcr yesterday. .
Mostof the Gray Stephens company
is quartered at the Behler, tho remain.
dor at tho st. Charles.
I. W. Plumb, tho genial representa-
tive OF the Now York Betting and Pack
ing company, is In the city.
Cord Naylor and Tom Sweeney came
down from Washington-JefTerso Col
lege to attcnd the Kirmcss.
W. Copeland Furber, OF Kenoyah,
and L. P. Mobley, of Grafton, register
cd ct tho Mcclure House yesterday.
Brothers Medard and Fridoline, oithe
Capuchin Fathers at St. A~lphonsus
church, are confined to their rooms with
the grip.
MI. O. S, Marshall, representing
Dwight's Soda, is again in this city, soll-
ing goods and greeting friends Of which
he has many.
Rt. Rcy. Bishop J. J. Kahn returned
on Saturday from Clarksburg. whero lie
olliciated OF the nuptials OF Mias Bog.
CESS and A. S. Parr.
Mrs. Martha Burt Ewing, widow OF
tho late Rov. james A. Ewing, died last
evening at the residence OF her sister,
Mrs. NJ. B. Metcali, at ITO Fifteenth
street.
Ed G. Sample, who has had charge Of
the silk department with George NJ.
Shook 4 Co. for a number Of years, will
leave to-day to accept . similar petition
with Jno. P. KnGble & Co., OF Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. !. Y. Hamilton and hor daush-
ter, Miss Mamie, whose solos on the
violin delighted the audience at the
kermoise, loft ior their homo in Wash
ington, Pa, last evening after a weeks
visit to Mrs. Charles l. Hobbs, Mrs,
Hnmilton's daughter.
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a Trrr Plcusan. surpr:sc.

Ono Of the completest surprises ever
sprung on a man WIS the party ten
dered NJ. Robert Frew and wife at
their home In the East End Saturday
night. About thirty.fve OF their friends
called in a party, unannounced, and
fully provided for a good time. After
the hosts surpriss wore off a warm
welcome was extended. Gard playing
and dancing served to mako tho even
ing pass by very joyous, and at q
seasonable hour all left with pleasant
memories Of the occasion.
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An Etnuyi,lc Fro.

At eleven o'clock Saturday night tho
Office and wareroom OF Koehnlcin Bros,
in Atnaville, was completely DESTROYED.
The Island reel and the Atlantic engine
went to the scene OF the fire. but on ac-
count OF the distance OF tho building
from the fire plug, could not do any
good. Tho loss was about $3.50. 1t is
not known how the fro started. +
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Not whhou, Honor Mt Eon,,

Edward ". Box, in his LITERARY
Leaves" in the Epoch Of last week, has
this about a West Virginia poet: lit is
especially true in literature that a
prophet is without honor at home. Bat
Waitman Barbo, tho southern poet,
seems to be IN exception to this rule,
his book OF vero. "Ashcs and Incense
having sold, | was told the othor day, 10
the extent OF over $50 copies in his own
little town OF Parkcrshurr. ". Vnn
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Another Han Killed.

At eleven o'clock last night a man
was killed on tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road just below Boggs run. He was
walking along the track and the train,
and extra, struck him, killing him in
stantly. Tho body was carried into tho
Riverside works Just below. Nothing
was found on the body by which iden-
LITIGATION could be made.
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It Is No. What Mo snr

But what Hoods saraaparilla docs, that
makes it sell, and has givon it such a
firm and LISTING hold upon the con.
fidence OF tho people. The voluntary
statements OF thousands of people
provo beyond question that this propar.
alton possesses wonderful medicinal
power.
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uG'cs '''eul from gong whore the most
effective work could be done. Tho fra
was the most formidable the depsrt-
ment has had TO fight for several Years.
The blaze leapcd into tho air to q great
height, and could BIO seen from Tho
higher parts OF the entire town. When
the water thrown on it somewhat
q%ueuched the f~ierceness OF tho blaze tho
dense cloud OF steam and smoke that
went up tro m the burning building was
Ike a pail over the vicinity.
j ladder WIS placed against the rear
wall, which was OF brick and seemed TO
be safe and firm. On this for n time
Chlei Healy and three flremen worked,
but later the chief and one man lott
end Eugene Muhleman and John vii.
Eon vero loft alone on the ladder. Sud-
denly, without the least warning, the
wall caved in, and the two mon wero
preclpttated into the mass OF ruins.
HORRIBLY INJURED.
Muhloman's right leg was terribly
crushed and the bono manslcd, the
fractured portions projecting through
the skin, and the wounds thus made
bleeding freely. His lett leg was also
bruised and injured painfully, but not SO
seriously rs the right one. He received
other'bruises and cuts besides.
wilson was bruised and sprained all
over his body. Iio did not at first feel
badly injured, bat after he got to the
Niagara house he collapsed all OF q sud
Gei, anu last night was suffering n good
deal OF pain. His worst injury was the
Ispralning Of his back, which must have
been badly wrenched.
10Th were eXtramcn OF the. Niagara
engine force. Muhieman was taken TO
ms home near tho hook and ladder
mouse and four physicians summoned,
VINO uid what wa possible to r~olieye
ms sutierlngs. 1t was at first supposed
that the right leg would necessarily
naYe 10 come off, but alter an examina-
uon tho doctors sated there was a posi-
putty that it could DO saved, but that
tneT would not DO ablo to decide def
nI'eiy until to-day. Ho will be removed
10 the hospital this morning.
EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE.
The main part OF the old D. Kull car
rage works, q three-story brick build.
llg' purchased by Donaldson, Lewis 4
nCrs ao'. u ano rontted at somo eX-
Inc '[ u WIS .ot?Iiy destroyed, and moth
o. orick tinboxs and othcr debris. In
II Nero thcblncksmith shop, paint shop,
carpenter shop and trimming rooms.
cnrr" rsaF OF ms IS new building OF
d omaSs"I iron, which was somewhat
I"ra. E Sn adjoining on tho south is .
Tor occpnencvh v Tho Srm uJs
It I lew weeks 10, and remoIelnd II ior
us purposes. In It were ware rooms,
; tnr o m"s ana repair shops. This build
nearly rpttcd oua of =. n protty
on Main sfroot us. ~ .mc stoFs .ooins
nainler by y' tbas ssr snu .he entire re-
In tho W.r njv I"ss.I yes SHOPS.
Completed now 0 uob;o Tu,e humoe OF
great monr r'h r"Iic'ts, W well as a
individroIs ~ " .neie ny private
ShaIlcross b,S y 10 fepalred. Henry
ut SlS5 in t Iau i sl"t'aicr wagon valued
a nice b ~, S~e SHOP nary McLuro had
insurod Se' ;nS'e, ana, lhoughlt was
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Hoods Pills cure constipation BY re-
storing the peristaltic action OF the ali
mcntary canal. They are tho best fam
lily cathartic. 3
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DIED

NELMEs-0n Sunday, February %, 1907, at $50
o'clocf; p. m, ALBERT E NELAEs, sgcd %
ycGrS.
Funeral from tho Ies!dence o; Mrs. a. f Sen.
sency, No. 95l Main street, Tuesday afternoon
at 2:So O'Clock. Intermont Ut Greenwood
Ceme.cry. 80
EWlNG-At the residence OF her sister, Mrs. II.
b. Metcali, No. 10 Fifteenth street. on Sun.
day, February %. 1892, at $50 p. m, Mis-.
MARTHA BURT EWING, rellct OF Rov. James
a.. Ewing.
Funeral notice hereafter.
LONG-ou Sunday, February o9, 1897, at S
O'Clock p. M, ETHEL May. infant daughter
Of Andrew and Sarah Long, aged 10 months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. Y. BLoyD's.
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Ed G. Sample, who has had charge Of
the silk department with George NJ.
Shook & Co. for a number OF years, will
leave to-day to accept . similar position
with Jno. P. Knable & Co., OF Pitts
h..suh- - - -----.- ------
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THE LOSS AM INSURANCE

Ar donaldson said to IN 1~SrEuL,Grs.
IhE reporter yesterday afternoon that
none OF tho people who had wagons o,
carriages in the place for repairs would
S tTss anything, 40 the loss all icll on the
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loa nV GOULD not definitely state what tho
%naA would be. Flo thought that on
cco-TUTInlneFy and material, OF which the
cc11 ~ was new, complete and
IoSs."!, and on stock and material the
m;s would DO at least Sl2, and it
70 'S = reach $4,000. Tho damage TO
nroH tae building ho thought would BIO
rsSrvaoly $1,000 or 5000. There was
sb T = on tho whole property OF
tbn o"t $4,000, be did not know exactly
amount, but it was in that neigh
"'Od' 1t was distributed among o
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-07
Dramatic

The distinguished American tragediar,
walker Whiteside. who made such
favorable Impression on his presentation
of "Richelieu" at Harper's theatre a
week ago and won so many admirers is
to appear in "Othello" at the Burtis at
Davenport tonight Mr. Whiteside is
regarded by msny lovers of the drama in
its highest histrionic art as the ONLY actor
ia classic dramas who IL destined to be
Americas representative tragic star Mr..
Whiteside is endowed by nature with
marvelously expressive face and deem,
musical voice. One critic in writing o.
him l4'ely, said: His voice is OF that
deep, feXible quality to which it is always
q pleasure to listen l. seems t. play
about one even in its loves. kew, and
when ii bursts forth in some passionate
scene its magic = fiarn>e is wonderful .,
We are glad 10 note that 1aa company
supper ting Mr. WJiIeside is composed of
actors and actresses raGs4 names are
familiar 70 the majority OF critical theatre
gGe's IN tnis country. and are as follows:
Jonn 81. SrurEe0n. stIas L ia Church.
Miss Cons'anc, Hamblin. Fred C. Eoey,
james Young. il, Elm. Mortimer
| and GiTty Norman. Ianagec Henderson
having strengthened the company con
| sidershly since Mr Whitesidc's engage
ment in R.ck Island Tomorrow night
Ri hard the Third" is 10 be presented.
"A home pi,'ture framed il fun" is
what Sam NJ. Young calls his
Hoosier romance Il b." which will be
presented st Havper's theatre tomorrow
evening. Il b. is rustic comedy with
a strong dramatic story running through
1t. The scenGs, for the most part. are
laid in the rural district adjacent to
Muncie, Indiana. and it is claimed that
each character has its original down
there Mr.. Young, the author of the
play, has lived at Muncie and made a
study OF the characteristics of the good
people VINO live near by" In one act
the scene is laid in Chicago, and illus,
trates 'Zeb's" experiences with South
CLARK street sharpers and clothing DEAL
ers. The charsc ers ere said 10 be nat
uraily drawn. During the action of the
piece there will he introduced a series
OF musical and dancing features bv a
quarIette and the members of n. cast.
Inc scenery is all new snd WAS painted
from models made near Munce
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-07
SAERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of en- execution and fee bill No GAO
issued out OF the clerks oce Of the circuit cos,t
OF Rock Islsnd county, in the state of Tllinoi.
and to me directed. whereby am Commanded te
make the amount OF q certain judgment receniv
obtained against The Mississippi Valley Mann,
lacturers Mutual Union Insurance Company in
favor Of :. c. Winsnrs for use of Il. Van Du.
sen ont Of the lands. tenement, goods and chat
tells OF the said Defendants The Nissi.s,,ni
Valley Manufacturers Mutual U ion Insnrancpa
Company. have levied upon the following pron
e,ty, to-wit: p'op
The undivided one-fourth 90 interest in N.
following described premises. to-wit: The wesf
haf th) and the west half CD OF the east half ny
OF lot two (2l and the east hslf (I.) Of the sat
hsii W OF lot three o., all In block nine 40, aim
sted In that part Of the city OF Moline known "a
Did Town in Sock Island county. state of Illinois
Therefore. according fosaid command shall si
pose Tor sale atpublic auction all the riQht rifle
aro interest Of the above named, The Nississnni
tafey Manufacturers Mutual Union Insurance
company In and TO the above described pro perry orr
saturday the 18th day Of December 1899 ats o. ciol
2. "A as the north door Of the court house
n ne city Of Rock Island. In the county of RocS
Island and state Of Illinois, for cash IN hand a
satisfy eead execution and fee bill.
Dated 1t Rock Islam, this 9Th day of Dece~
bsf, A. D. 1898.
c. d. GORDON,
Sheriff Of Rock Island County, Illinois.
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PRESS PURlFlCATION.
Twin City Typographical Union Doing its
Part to Weed Out Obscene Literature

Twin City Typographical Union Doing its
Part to Weed Out Obscene Literature.
Twin City Typographical Union 107,
at its meeting Sunday. adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, The publication, the Sunday
Sun, vile and detrimental sheet to every
home and fireside, published in Chicago,
is promiscuouslY circulated in our midst;
anr,
Whereas. 1t is claimed that the Sunday
Sun employs non union labor, and be-
lieving the paper TO be deiriment to the
public socially ana morally; therefore,
Resolved, That any membfr of Twin
City Typographical Union, No. 107,
found guilty of purchasing single copy
of the Sunday Sun, be fined the sum Of
two dollars: and, be it further
Resolved, Tbst we asG our brethren in
the different labor organizations in the
two cities, and the public in general, TO
extend a helping hand to exterminate the
evil from our midst; therefore.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon The records of this union,
aud copy of them he furnished to the
different papers of the two cities for pub
LEGATION.
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