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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
TIE SOLICITOR sor TO BLAME
For the Delay In the Preparation OF the
Markst street Railway Ordinance.

For the Delay In the Preparation OF the
Markst street Railway Ordinance.
Yesterday morning writer made use
OF the columns OF the REGISTER 20 call
attention 70 the delay Ia the prepars-
tIon OF the ordinances granting TO the
WheeIIng Railway Company the riRht
10 lay down q railroad track on Market
and Fifth streets, and took occasion, on
the authority of a'n|nber OF the Com
mlttee on Streets, Aheys aud Grades.
10 crltlclss City Solicitor White as the
cause Of the delay. a reporter saw
Col. White yesterday. and ssked him
abou, the matter, and 10 reply the
Colonel saId:--
What motive sctuated the pefs1n
who wrote the communication 10 which
you refer cannot, Of course, say. He
nlght have sought the facts BY per-
sonal application 70 me, but IL seems be
rather preferred to do me personal To-
Justice. through the means OF sD snony.
nous letter. II Ia not only proper, but
think necessary, 10 the preparation OF
an ordinance granting such lights and
privileges, that the line OF road. its
curves, fills aud switches should BE- de-
scribed therein. Such descrip.ioo,is
The work OF an Enginser; certainly 10
not my work.
THE Railway Company, On the day
the Committee examined the route,
promised to have such description pre-
pared and furnished TO me. Time tnd
again did apply 20 the proper repre-
sentative OF tho company for L. 10 bis
not Jet been furnished 10 me. Iesnnos
make the description myself / have
been unable 20 procure 10 from those
who should have furnished IL, and Who
promised me 20 do 80. The ordinance
il ready for Council, save and except -
20 this necessary part OF u; add u ips
information had been given to me v
enable ma 70 compiets 10, not one nocrf
time would have been lost eJ aryneg
lect OF mine"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Donovan batted in Colcolough's place in

Donovan batted in Colcolough's place IN
fifth.
Earned runs. .Plttsburg 8; Washington
2; two base hits, Smith, Beckley, Maui
three base hits, Sugden; sacrifice hits.
Stencil, Beckley 2, Lyons, Bierosuer 2,
Wise, Radford and Maui; double plays,
Van Haltren and Bierbauer: Lyons Bier
bauer and Beckley; first base on balls, on
Maui 6, off Killen, 5; hit, Glasscock and
Maui; struck out, Sugden, Klllen and
Wise; time, 2:25; umpire, Emslie.
AT Philadelphia-Phi and Gin
cinnati split even before 5000 people.
First game, Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia IL (;
earn ed runs, aud 1; errors, q each; hits,
II and IL; pitchers, Dwyer, Taylor and
Carsey; umpire, McQuaid. Second game,
Philadelphia l, Cincinnati Z; earned runs,
Cincinnati 4; errors. 5 and l; hits, 3 ana
II; pitchers. Taylor and Parrott; umpire,
McQuaid.
AT New York, New York and Louisville
each won a game. The former went TO
pieces in the morning, but braced up for
the latter game. Attendance, 5000 First
game. New York 4, Louisville z; earned
runs, New York 8: errors, end 2; hits,
- and z; pitchers, Rusie and Stratton
Second game, New York 9, Louisville 81;
earned ruus and 2; errors, and l: hits,
10 and 10. pitchers, German, Rusie and
Hemming; umpire, Garnuug.
At Brooklyn, the Brookiyus and Cleve-
land played two games and broke even.
Attendance 1000. First game: Brooklyn
), Cleveland 4; errors. each; hits, II snd
S; pitchers, Kennedy and Clarkson.
Second game: Brooklyn 3, Cleveland g.;
earned ruGs, and 2; errors, q and 2; hits,
II and 10; pitchers, Daub and Young; um-
pire, Lynch.
At Boston, the Champions batted hard
and captured their eighth successive game
Boston, Il; St, Louis, 8. Earned runs, Z
and |; errors, l and B; hits, IA and s.;
pitchers, Staley and Gleason; umpire.
Mullen.
At Chicago, the Orioles scored all their
runs in the second inning bv punching Of
hits, knocking Hughey out Of the box
Loose fielding by Camp and DUNCAN did
the rest. Attendance, 3120. Chicago Is,
Baltimore 10; earned runs, and 2; errors,
5 and 8: hits, Is and IA. Pitchers, Hughey,
McGill, and Baker and McMahon. Um-
pire, Hurst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
WHEEIJNG " VA TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5. 1893

lowed by q running horse. He went
the quarter in :3o4. The journey to
the half was all down hill, although il
had one turn. The pole was passed in
1:OO14. and wild shout went up from
5000 voices.
Now came the crucial test. Nash
moved the running horse up to Direc-
tum's neck and Kelly urged the black
stallion with all his skill. 1t was
hard test, cut Directum stood 1t. He
passed the three-Quarter in 1:324.
Turning into the stretch the horse
was pretty well winded, but he con-
tinued on his journey at avery fast and
even pace. Thirty yards from the wire
the black whirlwind appeared TO be al!
out and despite the spats and chucks OF
Kelly he tired TO a walk as the watches
clicked on the mile in 2:0719.
There was another record broken to-
day. Pascal, black geding, carefully
and conscientiously stepped five miles
IN 10 minutes and As seconds. This
cuts IS seconds of the best previous
record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
r,oon, Massed About Roby.

RoBY, IND, September 5. Seven
hundred troops are encamped around
the arena OF the Columbian Athletic
club tonight, and gstlirg gun Is look
Ing straight down the entrance to the
club house.
The troops did not arrive until .
o'clock, when a train on the Lake
Shore road pulled up, and the soldiers
began to tumble out in swarms. Other
trains followed, and by the time the
first was TO have been called the entire
place was under guard. A crowd OF 200
iilers was banging around when the
militia arrived, but everything was
quiet and the crowd quickly dispersed.
President O'Malley, Of the club, said
tonight: I'VE decided to lie down
peaceably in this instance, for we do not
want any bloodshed. We will know
after tomorrow whether we go on or
not"
This knocks out Roby's chances for
the Corbett- Mitchell fight does it not?'
he was asked.
at certainly does. New Orleans will
get IL now. II we win out In decisive
manner at Crown Point, however, we
may stand a show yet"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05

WASHINGTON, d. c.. September 4. -
Mr.. Allen, the new Populist Senator
from Nebraska. made an attempt to Sc
cure sn adjournment in honor Of Labor
Day.
Mr.. VOORHEES, warmly opposed the
proposition and insisted that no higher
compliment could be paid to labor than
10 proceed 81 once with the cons idera-
tion OF the important legislation before
the Senate. Mr.. Aliens motion was
voted down, Al TO s.
The most important bill offered to-
day is one providing that except in case
Of established fraud, no pension shall be
suspended until after ninety days no.
tice given TO the pensioner, and after
full and impartial investigation had
upon sworn testimony. The bill was
referred TO the Committee on Pensions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
New York BicrcIe Races.

New YORK, September 4.-The larg-
est crowd that has yet attended a race
meet Of the New York Cycling Associa-
tion was that which assembled at Man
haitian Field to-day to see the contest
in the various scratch events between
II. c. Wheeler, OF Orange, n. Y, the
crack of the National Cycling Associa-
tion of America, and j. w. Schofeld,
champion OF England.
The races resulted: One mile open,
first heat won by Fl. c. Wheeler; time
2:37. Second and final heat won by II.
c. Wheeler; time 2:46. One mile
handicap, first heat won by
H. E Bartholomew; time 2:24 is.
Second heat won by II. c. Wheeler;
time, 2:25 IL. Third and final heat won
by II. C. Wheeler; time 2:25 As. Two
mile handicap won by Frank Albert;
time 4:55 A. Five mile handicap won
by A. B. Rich; time 1919. One mile
Consolation for those who failed tn win
in the previous races, won by j. w.
Schofeld; time 2:50 Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
nnenInx of the schools.

All the public and private schools OF
the city opened for the fall end winter
term yesterday morning. and some
thousands OF children resumed their
studies. Most Of the public schools
showed q largely increased attendance,
and in some Of the buildings teachers
had difficulty in finding room. Prof.
Crago took charge Of the Eighth ward
school, he having been chosen al the
July meeting Of the Board. Nine hun
drsd and nine pupils were registered in
mis- ward. On the Island the attendance
was very large.
There was q great rush At the book
stores for new school books, and hum
dreds upon hundreds OF volumes we're
soId 70 children dariIg the day. Per-
haps % usand dollars was sxfendsi
iu thi. aseIul msDoer yesterusJ alone
through eut ths city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
DIRECTUMS FAST NILE.
He Beats All Stallion Records, and Makes
the Fastest Balf Mile Ever Trotted.


New YORK. September 4.-DIrectum,
the "black whirlwind" from California,
to-day broke the worlds stallion record
and beat all fouI-year-oid figures. One
half OF his mile was the fastest ever
trotted by any horse on any track.
The day was gala one. The holi-
dsy, fine weather, and above all,
matchless programme brought to Fleet
wood Park crowd such as 1t has not
seen during its long period OF existence.
Directum was entered TO start agsinst
three great records. The worlds stall
lion record Of 2:O71<. held by Stamboul.
and made on a kite track; the track
record o.. 2:O65s. made on last Thursday
by Nancy Hanks. and the worlds rec
ord of 2:O4, made by the same mare. II
he succeeded In breaking the track
record he was TO get purse OF $1,000.
Ii was just 4:23 o'clock when d.
rectum made his appearance for bis
first trial. Kelly was up behind him.
BE was logged around the circuit
and then scored three times before the
real trial began. When Kelly finally
nodded for the word the black wNri-
wiud was well n his stride and fol-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
WILL FIGHT IN THE COURTS.
The Columbian Athletic Club Claims u
Be Under the Laws Protection.

CHICAGO, September 4.-Presidene
O'Malley at Z o'clock gives ont the fol-
lowing to the press:
Judge Gillette has enjoined the Co.
lumbian Athletic Club, Governor
Matthews bas csmped his troops within
sight of Roby, and our attorneys have
advised for the present course OF mas.
terly inactivity. Under such stress OF
circumstances, there is but one thing
to do-to order postponement
of the contest advertised Tor
tonight. The right OF the club under
the statute Of 1898. to give scientific
glove contests, has been questioned and
the intervention Of courts has been
sought with a view to have them de-
clared unlawful. We are anxious to
meet the issue In this form, and rest
cheerfully confident OF ultimate sue.
cess.
"Ths Columbian Athletic Club has
come to stay, its operations are strictly
within the letter of the law and the
courts will so hold"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Excitement at Central City.
spsefa! 7.l.gran to ne Register.


HUNTINGTON, w. VA, September 4.
This has been an exciting evening at
Central City, two miles below here. 1t
was labor day here, and party Of
toughs attempted to take street car
and after a small riot, in which many
heads were punched, further trouble was
averted by the arrival OF the police OF
this city, though the fights took place
outside the city limits.
A party OF volunteer fremen from
here went 10 the same place an hour
later and attempted To take the town.
They knocked down John Walsh, and
were then charged upon by some by
stauders, and several Of them were bad
ly beaten Rp-. Central City ts ircorpor-
ated out has not yet elected officers,
that event being set for Friday. AT
least ten people were injured In the
various fracases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
commissioner Loohr.u'. New Order.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September A.
Commissioner Lochren has Issued an
order Withdrawing that Of June l2,
1898, rating cases under the act OF June
%, 1890.
thereafter the medical referee shall
weigh each disability and determine the
degree the combined disabilities dis
ables the claimant In cases in which
the pensioner has reached the age Of IS
he shall receive the maximum for senil-
ity alone."
This will benefit claimants who have
been denied ratings under the former
practice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Trial OF sam Yeager.
l Ttl1nram % ne Rsat,tsr.

Special 7fIt0rdns 20 Ws H8GIiIsF.
KINGwoOD, w. VA, September A.
The trial OF Sam Yeager came uD in the
Circuit Court here today for the robbery
OF George Reckard on December II,
1891. The main evidence rests upon
the Identification of Yeager by Reckard,
who did not know Yeager at the time OF
the robbery but afterward recognized
him in the Uniontown Jail, Reckard in
his evidence today swore that the pris-
oher at the bar was the one In his
fathers house on the night OF the rob-
berry. One State witness and Yeager
will testify tomorrow and then the case
will 60 to the jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Impor,.., Letter. From the Pope.

LONDON, September "A Rome cor
respondent telegraphs that the Pope
has written to Monsegnor Sstolli, pspei
delegate TO the United States, and Car
dinsl Gibbons, important confidential
letters. with which Father Frederick
Booker. Vice Rector OF the American
College in Rome, started on Friday for
America. Father Rocker viii deliver
these letters personally 20 the Cardinal.
and the apostolic delegate. IL Is sad
these letters are the outcome OF reports
which nave reached the Pope concern
ing alleged opposition in New York TO
Mgr. Satolli.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05

LONDON, September All doubts
that have prevailed as TO the death OF
Emin Pasha, the noted African ex-
plorer, are set ct rest by informat lon
given by Mr.. A. j. Swami, who for pen
years has been engaged In missionary
work at Ujlji. Mr.. Swami Is now lin
London and the Associated Press repAe-
sentative has had an extended CONVEX
sation with him as TO ths reportet
death OF Emln Pashs.
There is no question as TO BID
DEATH" said Mr.. Swami, ~ am as cer-l
tain he is dead as that i am sitting here.
In February 4 letter came 30 me while
was at Ujiji, asking what should be
done with Emin's effects. This Inquiry
naturally prompted me TO make inVes'i-
cations. did so and tho result W
information, which Is authentic, 10 tha
effect that Jacob Schnitzer. or Emin
Pasha, as he was better known, had
been killed by a native chief IN
the Msnyema country. This was suf-
ficiently startling Information, but IL
was not the worst nor the most start
ling. l ascertained that Emln's guard
OF 30 Nubisn warriors had not actually
been slaughtered, but they had subsr-
quently been eaten by the cappibals
who had overcome theerpedltion. Tue
report was most circumstantial, aud
later confirmation OF the facts reached
me from four different sources. The
killing OF Emin aud his party greatly
pleased the Arabs, who rejoice In being
rid OF his presence.
"The explorer was tracked day In
and day out by the hostile tribes who
had long determined 70 make the little
band victims TO the hatred they feel for
all intruders. Emln had already tray-
ersed the Ruanda country, following n
river which flows into the Congo. The
expedition came finally to the home of
an Arab chief known as Seydblna6ed,
where EmIn paused In his journey.
Soon after the arrival thero number
OF Arabs appeared, aud, seeking out tho
traveller, asked him where he Intended
going. we propose TO go on to tho
coast replied Emin pasha.
Meanwhile the Arao band nd gath
cred clossr aud rpi,-h~-
plorer, with ddrkeninR brows a..
threatening demdnstrations. The sit.
uatoD was clearlyNritical. The lmpa.
cable natives who dad so long tralled
after Emin Pashs had their prey at las,
in their power, and there was clearly
no parIey that would be eountenGnced
or tolerated by the hostiles. 4 propose
to 90 TO the coast, repeated Z ~, sDd
then came the beginning OF the end.
out from among the black and crowd
ing ranks OF the bostiIes a giant fellow
moved forward toward Emin. Lifting
up his voice, the towering Arab drew
and fourished huge and curved knife.
and as he advanced he shouted these
words: 1T Is you. Emin, who killed our
fellow Arabs at Victoria Nyanzs, and 90
! Kill you
"As the Arab spoke he swung the
great scimetar.like knife with rs edge
on level with EmIn's neck. Tho
stroke fell upon Emin's neck rtlally
from behind, and 10 anothf instant
his head, severed by the weeping
stroke OF the knife. fell TO the earth,
while the crowding throng OF Arabs SCI
M cries OF ferocious delight Emin's
head and body were thrown % tho
Nanyema natives, and both were ruth
lessly eaten by them. The Nuolsn
warriors were then butchered and Do
youred by the cabpibAls."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
All Ready for tho big Reunion.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September A.
No national encampment week within
the history Of the G.. A. R. has ever be-
gun more auspicuously than the 27th,
which opened In this city to-day. The
elements seem to have adjusted them
selves to the wishes OF the veterans.
Thousands upon thousands OF NOM
bers of the G.. A. r. are here and thous-
ands are yet to come.
All is in readiness for the great
parade tomorrow, which will move at
1890. Gen. Carnahan, Grand Marshal,
has issued his last orders, and between
SO. 900 and 60, 900 men will be in line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
For Stealing a Watch.

PARKERsBURG. w. VA, September 4.
"A. D. Stone, Of Belpre, opposite here,
was robbed of a gold watch worth $3.50
a few days ago while Stone was busy at
his barn. He suspected a neighbor.
Samuel Brookover, who was watched.
Last night while Brookover was attend
ing church in Belpre, he was arrested,
and the watch was found on his person.
Brookover was sent to jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Recorder smrth,. SON Suicides.

DENVER, COLORADO, September A.
w. Il. Smythe, thlrty-four years old,
son OF Recorder Smythe, OF New York,
and formerly Paymaster in the United
States Army, was found dead sitting on
bench 10 Lincoln Park Saturday
night, having committed suicide by
shooting himself through the bead. He
was unidentified until to-day when
United States Army officials identified
him. He was penniless and out of work
which is supposed to be the cause Of
fha suicide
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
WHAT THE MANAGERS PROPOSE.
A Recess During the Month of October
for the House Proposed-A Tariff Bill
Before the Holidays.

-
for the House PrOposed-A Tariff Bill
Before the Holidays.
Spsidl IsIsGrdm 70 sae Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September A.
Ii come tonight from the highest au-
thority that the House managers are
now contemplating taking a recess for
the month OF October. These managers
say the Senate will surely repeal the
Shermaa law by the latter part Of Sep
tember, and that II will be Immediately
approved by the President Meantime
the House will take up the repeal OF the
federal election laws, and the Ways and
Means Committee will go on with tariff
hearings, then the Sherman act having
been repealed, Congress will take a re-
cess until November first, will reassem-
ble then and pass tariff bill before the
holiday recess. This comes from relia-
Bile source and is the plan which will
be carried unless action in the Senate on
the repeal Of the Sherman law should
be protracted beyond the estimate Of
any of the leaders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
CHOLERA REPORTED AT VARIOUS PLACES

LONDON, September 4-The report
published by London dailieS on Satur-
day afternoon that traffic with the in
fected port OF Grimsoy had been pro-
hibited was incorrect. The port has
remained open.
BERLIN, September 4.-The three
cholera stricken children who were
taken to the Moabite Hospital have
died.
LONDON, September A case OF
cholera is reported at Belfast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
phy,ietans Disagree.

BELFAST, September Two physi-
clans. after exsming the body OF man
Who died here on Saturday, under sus-
nicious circumstances. have certified
that has disease was Aslatlc cholera,
,ae third examining physician said that
the man died OF heart failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Ba.e Ball at Marietta.
SpeeidI 7slsordm to tas Reotsts-.

SpeeidI 7slsordm TO tas Reoi>ts-
MARIETTA, O., September 4.-The
Irontou and Marietta clubs played two
games Of ball at the Fair grounds here
to-day. Morning game, Marietta s,
Ironton 4; afternoon game, Marietta Z,
Ironton IL. Another game will be
ulayed tomorrow afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Corp.ss washed Ashore.

SALoNIcA, September 4.-Fifteen
bags, each containing the lower part of
4 human trunk, have been washed
ashore here. In Difference OF the
clamor ef people the city officials are
preparing TO make an investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
s.vsoteen Now Dead.

SPRISGFIELD, MASS, September A.
Ralph De Forest, OF Boston, the cook
on the dining car which went down In
the Chester wreck, died yesterday,
making the list Of dead seventeen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
FATE Or EMIN PASHA.
Hs Was Murdered and His Body De-
vOured by Cannibals.
AN ARAB GIANT ENDED HIS LIFE

With One Stroke Of a Sword
Tracked Day and Night -
Avengers Follow the Expedi-
ton and Butcher the Entire
Party-Thirty Nubian Warriors
Also Eaten by Savage Africans
A Missionary Brings the "Details
of the Massacre. and Tells How
the Famous Traveller Met Death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
THE TARIFF IS A TAX.
Evidence of That Sort Brought Out
Yesterday Before the
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS

is in a Terrible Fix, For
She is Caught Going and Com
ing-How Malaga Grapes Are
Taxed-Protected Manufactur-
ers Are Not Taking Advantage
of Their Opportunities to Pro-
duce Evidence Before the Com
mittee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Beet sugar Deficiency.

BRUssEf September 4.-The Agri-
c,tltlrre Ro l.onGllle, 10 its review Of the
sugar be3 crop of Europe, estimates,
the defie''asy in France, Belgium and
the y lands as $4,000 tons OF raw
~ surplus In Germany,
nd Russia as coo, 600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
Jerome. Bonaparte pead.

BEVERLY, Mass. September A.
Jerome Bonspatte died at bis summer
rme, Prides Closing. at $50 O'clock
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05

BEsLrs. September FRA dispatch
from Kissingen says that Prince Bis
marck's Rheumatism growstvorss. To-
dsy he has suffered kssalJ{
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
PITTSBURG DOWNS WASHINGTON.
The Game Was Exciting Toward
the Finish-All the Double
Games Broke Even-Good At
tendance For Labor Day Re-
ported From Every City.

At Pittsburg, lazy, long drawn out
game ended in great excitement and VIC
tory for the home team. Attendance l,5oo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05

w,sHrxsrox. d. g. September 4--For
yirziuia ard Western Pepnsyifanin, fens
f.tr. sfyhtly warner. With testtsf1 WAC
For Onio. fair: south uinss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-05
srns Bsftom Of the ssa

Tno Bottom OF tne 80
| pearl thai can exceed In
+ sned and cicsnsed with I
lie ceatifrice, the fragrant {
Nor is coral roster than 70,
< such teeth are set SO
. are the best jadgss