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INSURANCE ROW GROWING.
Mese Companies seoede From the Com.
paet-Commerclai Union and
Atlas Go Out.

San francisco Chronicle OF Bsiur-
day, The reorganization OF the
board OF nre underwriters, which
was expected 20 ssiag An. lss~saue.
business oui OF the generalization In
whlcn II has been 90 long. SEEM 10
have received biz setback. Day
before yesterday there were two COM
panite outside the board whose men,
Dorsnip was considered necessary to
the success OF the compact. II was
believed that their adherence could
be secured. These were the Royal and
Hartford. But they have not come Ia
and yesterday two more strong COM
panies went Out.
The Commercial Union Assurance
company aud the Atlas OF London
notified the board OF their withdrawal.
The reasons OF each are practically the
same ana IRE set forth In the letter OF
q. +. MulIins, manager Of the Com
merelal Union Assurance company,
10 Charles ID. Haven, president OF the
Board OF U underwriters Of the Pacific.
This letter 10 ~ follows;
June o, 1906
Charles u. uavon, president board OF
iro underwriters OF tho Pacific, City.
Dear Sir;-This company Joined the
board on tho basis OF the Monterey con-
stitution, which was compromise ono
with view Of gaining tho adherence OF
certain Offices. The repeated affirmation
OF non Intercourse principles contained
therein IL evidenced by tho numerous
votes sustaining those principles, aud
that II was q compromise IL sustained by
the fact that twenty-five members Of tho
board, OF thoi- own yolition, signed tho
"A =.
ator,p which aflirms the principle re-
ferrod to much more strongly than the
Monterey constitution.
Tho amendments OF the Ord inst. sub
stnntially obliterates those principles
from ito constitution We subscribed To,
aud although they received tho oonstltu-
tional vote, such vote was not based on
tho iruho sense or mature Judgment OF
the mombors, n fact subsiantiatod by
try cannot overthrow. We feel Ii our
duty TO maintain right principles, and
In corporation with the Hartford, Royal,
Queen and Atlas, and under Instructions
from my head Office and In accordance
with tho "pledge" contained Ia tho ''con-
stitution," beg TO notify you OF our In
ton TO resign from the board Of FIRE I'M
| dorwsilers OF the Pacific.
Yours truly,
G. II. MULLINS, Manager.
a similar letter announced the with.
drswaI ~ the Atlas was sent by
Manager Frank J. Devlin.
All ths seeding oompa MES arc out
Of the board through their determine.
/ tlon to stand by tho principle OF nom
Intercourse. Tho board having ro-
ceded from that position, the istus
| seems TO DO tquarely presented, with.
out much hope OF compromise and
with nothing TO do but fight it out.
There was belief that the Hartford
and Royal were really standing out
for some concessions In the way OF
commissions. But even these would
not be made, In tho belief that they
would be compelled to come ia any.
way. But now that they have been
Joined by two other strong companies,
Il viii be harder than ever TO reach All
agreement.
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Circuit Conrt RnIss.

For the henent OF attorneys who de-
sire to obtain the rules OF the United
States circuit court, which were hand.
ed down by Judge Marshall on the
26th instant, the information is given
that they are now printed ami can DO
had on application. AZ there was no
appropriation made Tor the printing OF
tho rules by the court II was necessary
that one OF tho printing arms got them
out on their own responsibility ana
depend upon purchases for reimburse
ment.
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veteran actor Dead.

OMAHA, Neb., June s.--Piank Mayo,
ihs velern actor died nj Grand Island
Today.
Mayo DIED on the train shortly be-
iore reaching Grand Island. The oody
will reach Omaha about four O'Clock
and DO prepared for shipnent East.
Death resulted from paralysis Of the
hcnff.
DRNvKR, Colo, June Shank
Mayo complained OF severe painn In
Tho region Of tins heart during an en-
gagsment Ia this city last week, but
mover missed performance. Hts last
appearance on thb stage was Ia
"Pudd'n Head Wilson" at Brookway
tAeatsr on Saturday night.
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WORK OF CONGRESS.
Dlnculiy Of Maintaining & Quorum in
The House.
THE APPROACH OF ADJOURNMENT
Bills Adopted Providing for an Invesii.
gallon OF tho seal fisheries--
Other Matters Considered.

wAsnrsOToa, June s.-wher tho
Houss convened at II O'Clock this
mornlng 10 continuation Of tho lsgis.
laiive day Of Saturday, there were only
about seventy members on tho door.
sherman IN. ", chairman OF the
committee on Indian sHairs, presented
y resolution calling on tho secretary Of
the treasury for Information ns 10 the
steps taken 10 procure a rettlemont OF
the principal anu inter vet Of certain
bonds OF Virginia wntrship, which
were assumed by the ulniied States.
Part OF the Indian faud, $4,000, was
invested 10 these bones and the quts-
ton has arieen whcth1r the liability
Tor them belonged 10 Virginia or West
Virgins.
KEN (Neh.) rAiped the ,po In, OF no
quorum, whefeupons n call OF tue
hvusa was decided upon. The call
shovel lBo members presuht, eleven
lees than q quorum. Thctes pom tho
doors were cipeed.
Ding ey, the ficor leader OF tho ma
iorIiy, offered a revolution which was
adopted revokinR all ienves OF a,osonce.
except on account VI sickp eos ana dc.
string tbs sergoant-nt-arms TO tcla graph
the nDsontees to roinrn forth win
Dingley stated tue difiicu lily NJ aain-
lsining quorum during tins last few
daye and the TACT that niambers " ore
leaving hourly compelled this action.
At l&lO p. IN. quoru m nppca tod.
The 5nnrman resolution relative TO the
Virginia bonds wRa ndopisd.
The special deficiency bili providing
for the payment OF snlg fies, mem befs
seated ny the House and scvefsl mlnot
bills were passed under tna suspension
rule, Including bill to establish a ate
for the erection Of a penitenua-y nj
Font l. nvouwofth, Na usas.
The Senate Joint rets luton authoriz.
ing u sclouhnc invu.tigption OF the
Iut seal fisherits was aoplej.
Tue Senate bill m lending the act
Tor the protection Of the salmon fleh-
srles IN ALASKA was passed.
The Senate bill appropriaiings SIS, 900
Tor the payment OF awards VI the COM.
mission appointed 90 report iamag '
resulting from anu injuries ~ fioted b. v
.ne explosiou OF tlr caissOn belonging
10 Second United eJialeA artillery dur.
Ing tue Chicago riots, was defeated, SO
10 lUU.
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CHICAGO, June s.--Tho widest
wheat market eeen 10 the year was
thut Of today. The fluctuations won't
from side TO aide with bawildeTing
rapijiiy, Jumps OF nearly cent at n
time being frequent. July wheat
made an advance OF cents last week
and u looked at times today AZ n that
advance should he repeated. IL opened
! shove the olosiug prices OF Saturday,
Dut was In heavy supply nj that figure
aud tho price was jammed down z, In
4 short time.
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corbs,t aud sharIsy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Gal, June 8.-The
arrangements Tor tne iour-round 20
between James J. Corbett, champion
heavy weight OF the world. ana Tom
rharkey OF local fame, viii be con-
ouded at noon today. A few changCa
will DO made In the original sche mo
suggested by the National q lhletic club
under whose auspices the mill will be
held.
The flfat idea was that Corbelt was
TO got 90 per cent OF tho gross recsipts,
providing he put sharkey out la four
rounds. As II now stands Jim will
get the 90 per cent no matter Whist the
outcome OF the contest may DO. SO
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nIIIed by IIis Lady FrIend.

SAN Francisco. Cal., June q. -John
W. riAy, assistant editor Of the Journal
of Commerce, wns SHOT and killed late
last night by MR.. Nina MacDougail,
who IL said 10 be- tho wife Of n drummer
for n Chicago bsrbed wire company.
The woman then shot herself through
the hearI.
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reYrrIAS RESERVE FUNDS.
Cannes ba Us.d for ,h. EaEii.h ssudan
Expedition.

CAIRO, June s.-A mixed tribunal
rendered Judgment today against the
Ing funds from tho Egyptian reserve
for tho purposes OF the boudan oxpedi-
tlon. The tribunal declared the ad-
vance was made In violation OF all rx-
isting docree', and condemned gov
ernment to repay the money
advanced, and enIoined the commits.
slonsrs from advancing any further
monies from the reserve funds.
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CIrcnit Court.

Judge Marshall was without busineis
In the United States circuit eour, this
morning, go an adjournment was taken
until next Monday morning. The
court has had some cases under advise
ment, but was not ready TO report
thereon.
Clerk Lstchsr 10 cleaning up and
renolating his ofiice In anticipation Of
u rush OF business.
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from points In southwestern Mime.
sofa which were swept by tho gfoat
storm saturday night show that iour
persons los, their lives and property
was damaged 10 the extent Of over
$500, 900,
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wAsIIIsoTos, June s.--rhe Senate
oommittso on appropriation today de-
cided 70 report tho new general de-
noiency bill asit camo from th. House.
Senator Haffis, Tcnnesiee, has nn-
nounced his purpose 10 light for the
iuciualon OF the Bowman act claims IN
the bill.
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cali on Tho HANK. Tor nonry.

NEW York, June s-rhe treasury
department has Issued q coll on deposit
tory banks for the balance OF thsir
holdings of government money. The
amount Involved IL about $4,000, 900.
The cell IL payable on or before June
18Th.
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American Cyclists Beaten.

PARIS, June Stay Mcdonald,
Aptoa aud John Is. Johnson ana
Weinig, the american bicyclists, were
all beaten at Roubaix on sunday.
Johnson paced by n tripiat yesterday
lowered the European half mile record
TO IS seconds.
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End of Ono eIory q, me.eew.

MOSCOW, June s. = The imperial
family left hero today for 81. Peters,
burg, whore round OF visit 10 expect
ed June 2lst.
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TnrL. p,fen,,a on cr.,s.

ATHENS, Juue s.-AdvIces from
Canea, sisland OF Crete, announce
that the insurgents, on Saturday, de.
feated tho Turkish troop, captured
four guns and 200 Martini.Henri rifles.
Both sides sustained lose.
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PARIS, June s.--Jules simon, the
distinguished French statesman, form.
erly premier. died nj ii:i0 this morn
ing, aged SO.
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TirG SENATE.

WARRINGTON, DO, June SIN the
sonsIs tue now deficiency bill framed
70 meet tho Objection Of the Pres ident's
veto was tsAvd upas soon ~ the Senate
met toony. Before proceeding with II
another conference was ordered gu
he Indian and District OF Columbia
APPROPRIATION bills. trhe activity and
confusion on the floor while the minor
measures were hurried through tho
hnsl stages Indicated the approach Of
the Adjournment The large attenoance
pvefcsms the Tears entertained that the
Senate was left without . quorum.
Wolcou (Colo.) asked imuu pdiato
confederation for tho resolution JiTeci-
Ing the COMMITTEES on library 10
Investigate the cireuHistancss o. the
award Of the etAtu. OF General Will
liam Tehoumse Sherman 1.-THE lSohl.
smith design having been aeleulud)
ard requesting tho secretary OF war 10
suspend the execution OF the cont ract
until the report was made Of ins PEG
tioD. Allison wanted tho resolutie a to
20 over under the rules until tot sof.
row. Molcstt suggusled that th gro
might not bD a sesAion tomorrow. AL
hson remarked no thought III ere
would be n sesion tomorrow. Hawley
(Conn.) suggested that there were Wo
sides TO tho statue question. 7 no
resolution went over.
When the deficiency bill had beitn
read, Harris (TenD.) offered an amen u
ment covering the claims under tile
Bow nan act, which had been omitted
In the House bill though there was 40
specific objection 10 them In the vo 10
message. Hsrria thid that in the 10 =
mer bill tho Bowman claims wei o
coupled with the French sDolintio q
claims, and felt no interests IN them.
But these Bowman act 4 claims,
amounting to $500, 900, had been sub
leeted u Judicial scrutiny aud should
be paid as much as my obligation In
cured by theIgovernment. Tue amend,
ment was voted M being out of order.
The deficiency bill was then passed
Ms It came from the HOUSE. Tho letter
from the Presidert was read consent
inR 10 the withdrawal by the Chioka-
saw Indians OF 500. 900 Of their trust
fluid now In the treasury. A resolu-
ton was pissed asserting to the with.
drawal. A bill wss passed appropri-
aung $4,000 for public building at
oaklanJ. Cal.
WILL ADJOURN TOMORROW.
wAsnINoToH, June s.-Tne deA.
cheney bill passed the Senate az Il
came from tho House. When the
announcement OF ita passage was made
10 the House al la Pm. the members
cheered.
Dingiey said thls assured adjourn.
mont tomorrow.
WARRINGTON, June S.--The tPayne
Dill ~ amend the lava retaining
American soamen was passed by tho
HOUSE.
FAILED 40 AGREE.
WAsnIEoToE, June 5.-rbe confer
enee on the inuian appropriation failed
70 agree on the school question, the
House conioreen declining, on account
Of tho Houes action on Saturday, 10
accept tue compromile extending tho
appropriation ono year. Tho report
goes back 10 the two houses Tor lu.LruC-
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tn. n.,a, yneh, club REGATTA.

DovER, Eng, June 5.--la the To-
gaita Of the Royal Cirque Pnrts feohI
slut, Britannia, Ailsa, Meteor nnl
batanila started In tho order named NJ
1880 .. m. The course was about nifty
miles. saint. Penitent ant Niayata
started At moon. In the order given In
the race Tor twenty ratep uuder the
auspices OF the same club.
uD 10 1880 only ths fsintsst airs had
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OMAHA, Neb., June 6.-From all
over tue state, boiated news OF Batur-
day nights and Sunday mornings
terrific wind aad rain storm is being
resolved. The storm covered the east
ern portion OF Nebraska, the wind
blowing the highest In the northern
counties. A report from Lynch, Boyd
county, gives meager details VI tho
demolition OF that village. The tele-
phone wire 10 down anu nothing can
be definitely learned rs 10 the extent
OF tho damage.
Al Wayne several dwellings In tho
west part Of town are standing In two
fec, OF water. Three miles wesl, 800
feet Of the Chicago, ~. Paul, Mime
washed out and NIL traihs were de-
layed.
Logan, Plum and Coon creeks were
overiiowed, uoiDg serious damage 10
crops on either SIDE.
At Madison, celiars arc full OF water,
sidewalks torn up aud telephone poles
uprooted AZ a consequences OF the most
severe storm WHOM hss occurred In
several years. Listed corn IL damaged
badly aud other crops suffered much.
The section OF iae tsate near Beatrice
was visited by n perfect dsluge, toe
rain beginning TO fall ut o'clock and
keeping IL ny until the latter part Of
tho night. Tho rains north OF the city
evidently were heavier than In town,
gnd N consequence Indian
Creek, which passes through n portion
OF the city and emptiss into the Blue
River, began 10 rise, aud camo up 30
rapidly thst many iamuies living in
the holtomB along the creek hau TO DO
helped out, thu overflow surrounding
their homes Dofoio they were scarcely
aware that tho creek was rislng.
Many otncra have been able 10 get 10
anu from thelr homes ny means OF
boais only. The Blue river came up
with a ru1h.
AZ ~. Pau, reports from the storm
aud fioodod districts stiii come IN.
They show tho storm 10 have boen
worse anu more widespread aud tho
l,e,es much greater than At nfst re-
porled.
The town OF Dannebrog Il flooded
from tho rushing waters OF Oak Greek.
From Dannevirke precinct in the
northwest coEner OF Howard county
anu Ia tho center OF tho storm District
nothing hns ueen heard yet. Bridges
are gone and hiuiison Creek is 10 high
that all oouimu nicaticn 10 cut OF.
-FOUR PEIlsoSB KILLED.
81. PAUL, June s.-Latsr reporis
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Somina,ea BY cleveland.

WAsHISoTos, June s.-rhc Presi.
dent nominated Richard NJ. Bartlett,
OF Massachusetts,, consul at Malaga,
Spain.
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ny.,.r,su. Dss,n -, a Hotel.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June s.-The
remains OF Miss Msyne Morroll the
young Eng N woman who died
suddenly at ie Palace Hotel on Salur-
day, are still at the undertaking parlore
awaiting some word or order from her
family or relatives In England c1n.
corning their disposition. At present
nothing IN known OF tho young woman
aside from her name anu address.
The mystery surrounding the young
woman and the object which prompt
ed her 10 make n trip around the
world unattended by any friend or
chapefon has not been explained by
any Information her acqunintancts
among the steamer passengers are able
TO furnish, ami the autopsy had has
added new mystery 10 the oaee. Tho
post moftem examination upsote the
theory that death resulted from heart
diseaar.
DR.. whitney was called In attend.
ance upon the young woman, n few
minutes before she died and found her
In n epasm. The symptoms indicated
heaft trouble, and after her death Or.
whitney expressed the view that
heart trouble was the cause OF her do.
mise. DIR. Nathan found IN perform.
Ing the autopsy that tho heart and ali
otner organs were In healthy con.
dition anu tho result shows conclusive.
ly that death was not causoi by any
organic disease. The stomach was 10.
moved ana will be- tubmittod TO n
chemical examination with q Wow 10
determining whether death rcsults d
from poisoninf.
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wInn. MAIN nna lsII.

CHICAGO. June 7.--5overe storms
prevailed throughout Wisconsin, llli-
noie, Iowa, NobraskH, South Dakota
ana Michigan today, with heavy ram,
aud In several sections with cyclonic
manifestations. Three heat storms
passed over this city, accompanied
with heavy rain ami hail. Hailstones
fell IN tome places In this vicinity 20
thick that they could be taken ny ny
tho Ahovoliul. In ono place In hyde
Park small fish and turtles were found
10 largo numbers. OF this remarkable
occurrence, Observer Cox states that
the transplantlng Of fish aud sheils and
water gravel from thor original Resting
place 30 points miles away was due 10
tue air vacuume, whiflwinGs and
straight winds which bavo prevailed
throughout the West for "a week past.
A. Peoria heavy rain did consider.
ablo damage. At the Union stock
yards the STERN played havoc.
At Virgil, 3. d., cyclone leveled n
number Of housed. Irwin DAILY was
seriously Injured.
Springfield, illluois, was visited by
one Of the most violent rainstoIms
known there for years.
Chadrop, Neb., was visited by tor
Tinc storm. Trains on all lines are dc.
layel by washouls.
At Baraboo, Wis., heavy washou's
occurred anu train service 10 oomoral-
lied.
WICHITA, Kan, juno IA ter.
rife hAilstOrm at an carly hour this
morning destroyed thousands OF aoroe
nf fine growing cora In Southern
Kansas. The hsilatonoa cut the stalks
OIL like n moving machine.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Juue ~
Four persons were drowned hnd con.
siderable damage to property done by
a cloudburat which visited this section
this afternoon. Water fell In torrents,
smashing Windows, tearing oil signs,
etc., ana flooding cellars aud bottom
lance.
OMAHA, June 7.--A special TO the
Bee nom ~. Paul, Neh., estimates the
Icssea resulting from the severe foods
OF yesterday nj 100000 In Howard
county alone.
a report Gomez from O'Niel, Ne.
bfatka, that tho town Of Lynch, Boyd
county, was wiped out by y tornado
yesterday afternoon. No lives lost.
TERRIFIC THUNDER STORM.
HPRiN0FiRLD, Ill.,, June S,-For
three hours last night this city was
swept by one OF the most violent cleo
tficsl and thunder storms that ever 90.
CURED In this section Of Illinolf. Many
thoufa0ds u dollars damage r.tultc0.
The Brst floors Of many residences
were flooded. Tbs city was IN dark.
lees motl OF the night. Several IRE
alarms added TO the terror Of tho silua.
tioD. Thousands OF sparfows covered
the ground, having bsen drowned by
tho deluRr.
SaugamDn river has risen five feet
and n rfili acvsncipg. There hn'
been great oamage done Ia the Low
iardL
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nonE ronNApoEs.
News,of Yssteraay's wind and Rain
STERN Coming.

LANsINo, Mich, June S.-A tornado
struck lnin city from tho west yester-
day afternoon and n terrible wind
storm anu heavy rnin followed. II wss
the worst experienced here In years.
Trees wero uprooted ami scores OF
them, como OF which were foot 10
diameter, were sbfoken OF. Several
barus ano buildings were overturned
anu over 400 ieot OF sheds al the plant
OF tho Mie higan Stsve company were
leyeied. The rain foil Ia torrents.
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far ~ Sharkey IL concerned the club
will lock out for his financial interests.
II he should put up a better tight
during the four rounds than Corhett,
he viii be entitled &, the dooleion. In
other words the decision will be on
the merits Of the contest. 5harkey
will not be entitled ~ draw II Cor.
bett tails to knock him out. The dtcis-
Ion Will be left entirely In the bands Of
the referee. The date OF tho fight will
In all probability be June "a.
Scarcely anything else was discussed
IN sporting circles In the cluts, aud by
the men about town. At fret people
were inclined 10 think tho affair was
all hoax. But whoa they were as
sured that Corbett had really consented
10 meet the local man, they DOM.
meuccd specula,ing on the probable
outcome.
Although Corbetl does not claim
that lie will put out the marine In tho
specified time, he admits that he will
administer n terrible beating on him.
He says the real resson for his accept.
log the proposition II his desire TO
prove 10 his frlet d. that the stories Of
his degeneration are out OF Joint.
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RAIN IN TORRENTS.

MFxfco, Mo-, June 6.--A tornado
struck nero yesterday evening causing
destruction Of houtes, barns, trees anu
crops. As far as known no one was In.
Jured. Rain fell In torrents, fully Elk
inches covering the ground and many
residences were undermined. Tho
creeks nre higher by several inches
than last falps Hoods. Communication
With other parts Of the country Is
ahut OF,
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A CLouDBURsT.

wTnn CRY, No., juno S.-what
appeared 20 be n cloud buret struck
this section this morning flooding the
Easements and doing great damage.
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Will ADJouRN roMoRRow.
FAILED 40 AGREE.

WAsnIEaToE, June S.--rbe confer
enee on the inuian appropriation failed
70 agree on the school question, the
House couloreea declining, ON account
Of tho Houss action on Saturday, 10
accept tue compromile extending tho
appropriation one year. Tho report
goes back 10 the two houses Tor in.truc-
tiona.
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81. PAUL, June S.-LAtsr reports