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The times., 1897-07-09

Miss. AiIeeu NJ Bridges and Mt Ben.
w. Gheen, tr-, both OF this city, dispensed
with tins Customary foTmality attendant
upon nuptlal c'zsHts by going quietly TO
Rockville, Oh Tuesday, where they were
united in marriage by Rev. 5. X. White
Althougti their engagement has been an
nouuced for some time their most init
mate friends wcre not aware that the
marriage would take place SO soon.
Mr and Mrs. Gheea returned to the city
yesterday 20 their present home, No. 22O
G street northwest
The times., 1897-07-09
A TARIFF DECISION.
Assessment of Goods Pending the
Operatiou of the New Act

A decision has been rendered by AS
sisUant Secretary Spauiding that goods
imported for immediate transportation In
bond to interior parts shall be assessed in
accordance with the tariff law in operation
at the date of their arrival at the outward
port, without regard to the date of their
arrival at the interior port to which they
may be consigned
This decision Is basefon the assumption of
the passage OF the new tariff law, andis
strictly in line with the action of the
Treasury Department when the McKinle Y
act of 1890 was pending in Congress.
The times., 1897-07-09
SHOOT THE CHUTE
SKINNER REsORTs.

ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA--Oper froIa
June l to Nov. L The Alieghany a5er,
awarded medal ami diploma. World air,
Chicago, and recommended by the Medical
Society OF Virginia, is celebrated for Is
enTess Of dyspepsia in lis various forms.
Beautiful lawn or 40 acres Baadof music,
&c. Parties seeking a heaitnfui resort in
tie mountains. to spend the heated tenn
can do no hatteT Write for pamphleE.
The times., 1897-07-09

You may hunt the world over and Won
will not find another medicine equal to
ClIamberlain's Collie, Cholera ard Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel. complaints 1t Is pleas
ant, safe and reliable. For sale by Henry
Evans. Wfolesaie and Retail Druggist, 93s
reetnorthwest and Connecticutavenue
and street northwest and Izs2o Maryland.
avenue northeast.
The times., 1897-07-09
MISSING MAN RETURNS.
Mr.. WanstaIl Did Not Know He was
lost UntiI I1fnrtned.

EoSt Untii Informed.
Mr. John Wanssali, tile wellknwnliyery
man, who was yesterday reported rs lost,
was found last night by Policeman Anstin,
of the First precinct. The officer saw Mr.
Wans.all at the corner of the Avenue and
Eleventh street, and informed him that he
waslost andthat a search was being made
for him.
After accompanying the officer to No I
station Mrs. Wanstall was sent for and
her husband returned home with her
Wednesday night he failed To 20 hume,
but instead wrote his wife a, postal aartf
which she misunderstood. and accordingly
asked the police to search for her husband
The times., 1897-07-09

The Youngest lady of the Cabinet is Miss
Flora II. Wilson, daughter Oft the Secretary
of Agriculture. She is typical daughter
of the West, and has the gracious, lively
manner of the Western girl.
The times., 1897-07-09

Miss Mary Brawner, of this city, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Honore H. Pleas
ants, at her home in Baltimore.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mr.. R. W. Irwin and Miss Irwin, of Toxic,
accompanied by d. W Stevens and Miss
Emory, of this city, are guests of the
Cataract House, Niagara Falls.
The times., 1897-07-09
FRANCES, HAYES 10 MARRY
Daughtar Of the Late President En-
gagged to Ensign H. E. Smith.
Minister Hruu at Bar Harhor-Un-
Bridges and Mr.. Gheen.

The engagement is announced of Miss
Frances Hayes, the only daughter of former
President Rutherford B. Hayes, 10 Ensign
Harry Z. Smith, L. S. ~
The times., 1897-07-09

Mr.. E G. Davis and family are at the
Conanticut, Newport, for an indefinite stay.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Goodwin, of Washington, was pro-
nouneed one of the most beautiful daneerS
at the Maryland weekly hop given Wednes-
day night at the Brunswick, Asbury Park.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Florence cahiil aud little children,
of Springfield, Fla, are here for q visit
of some length.
The times., 1897-07-09

Miss Julia Dent Grant, daughter of Col
Fred ID. Grant, arrived tonight to spend
the season with Mrs Potter Palmer. who
will give ball in her honor
The times., 1897-07-09

Mr. Constantin Brun, the minister from
Denmark, is enjoying Bar Harbor at the
Clover Cottage, which he has. leased foI
tile season:
The times., 1897-07-09

Miss Tessie Harbaugh, OF Sixth street
northwest, with her cousin. Miss Fanny
Washington, will; leaye Saturday for their
summer outing.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mrs Louise Alien and the Misses Au-
gusta and Loula Allen left yesterday for
monttI's visit to Harper's Ferry.
The times., 1897-07-09

M and Mrs Paul A. Andrews, of
Washington, will spend the season st
Sunset Lawn, Newport, with Mr. and
MIS-. Franz W Andrews.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Potter Palmer will give a ball
shortly at her Newport residence in honor
Of her niece, Mss Julia Grant.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Cote are enjoying a
summer outing at the Strand, Ocean City.
The times., 1897-07-09

Miss Katie Lay Howe. of Brookiand, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Sarah c. Wiggin,
at her summer cottage at Buzzard's Bay.
Mass.
The times., 1897-07-09

Mrs. Murray and Miss Mabel Murray OF
Washington, who spent the winter in Bal.
timore, have gone to ocean City for the
month of July.
The times., 1897-07-09
White Sulphur SVFiHgS Va.,

Nenr warrentoD, FaUqufer Co.
The most perfectly equipped health and
pleasure resort in The south Prices 10
suit the times Magnificent scRuerv. " drer
nSuTpaSSedln Dyspepsia DrOpSy an Z NerV-
Gus Troubles Send for Illustrated efrull-
lars. Address PROPRIETOR WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS. Near WarrBnt8n.
EanquieI Co, Va ie26-2mo
j PALACE In IAE MOI MAINS.
For beauty or aFGhitRCrure and ele-
ganfse or equipnlent. THE ALLEGHA-
ny. at GOsl1en, Va, mas not q uvaI
among the summer resort hotels Ok
America. Located In the heart or the
AllegnanIes, where 5ne climate is a.
ways cool anu invfgorans-.S, amidst seem
cry OF wOndFDus beauty, It's advantages
as n summer hOUs are unequa1ed.
sulphur. Alum and GnaIyuSSIe Waters
Address j. c. 8. TIMBERLAKE
Ie26- Znl-eEa
The times., 1897-07-09
Deaths frn,n. Heat in C.hicacn.

Chicago, July S.-The humidity has been.
greet, causing much suffering Four
dsatha and many prostratinns Were re-
parted today
The times., 1897-07-09
Lot No. ..

The Sonnette An
Mise" Corset, also
made exclusively for
US.
Regular price, 75c.
Special price, soc.
The times., 1897-07-09
Death OF SENATOR HARRIS
A Career Full of Usefulness and
Honor Is Ended.
HIS LAST HOURS ON EARTH

Dissolution Came Quietly, without
Pnin. and at 5 O'Clock Last Wight
Humble Beginnings to- the High
Position He Finally Obtained.
The times., 1897-07-09

STEAMER NJ. HYATT leaves Potomac
and trace stS., Georgetown, $40 a. IN.
for Cabin john and Great Falls, Tues
days, Thursdays and sundays Can be
chartered by clubs and private parties.
Apply at boat or sUS n. Y ave. Round
tTTU, 50 cents. JyS-3t
The times., 1897-07-09

Miss Margaret Wilson and Miss Margaret
Joyce have gone to Atlantic City for the
summer.
The times., 1897-07-09
New BHilding Material at Auction.
10 o'Cf0cis a. n., Friday, JHiy eth,

loo doors, Ice wiRGews, hot iron and
wood Jois.s, 20 barrels glazed floor tiling,
marble thing. blinds. bricks and all other
building materials. a rare chance for car
penters and builders 1t
The times., 1897-07-09

A merry outing was given yesterday after
noon by the Tulip Club to Cabin John Bridge
and return, followed by supper and lance
at the residence OF Miss Jessie washburne,
of Capitol Hill. The trip was made by
trolley, and at the close OF the evening
the young nlembers bade each other fare
well until October 10, when they viii again
meet in session.
Among the party were the Misses Mary
Anderson, Mamie Elkhart, Julia Stevens,
Edith ana Sara Luckett, and Messrs. John
Roby, Frank Elkhart, John Macy, Ferd-
inand stun and John Byng The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Margaret Wilton and
Mrs. John F. Byng.
The times., 1897-07-09
Lansburgh & Bro.

For Today and Tomorrow
The times., 1897-07-09
STEAMBOATS,.

Norfolk s washington
Steamboat Co.
Every day In the year for Fs5sress
Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News and
- all points South BY the superb. pow
erfui steel palace steamers New
port News" Norfolk" and Wash
- inatou." on the following schedules
Lv.w ash.'gIon . pm Lv. Por,sis'1n. :5opm
ly Alexandria :: opa ~ NOr1osis.- D 0pn
AT. Ft. Moaros go AL I.y. f. Monroe: I:-U pm
Ar Norfolk. - ar AT. Alexandri2 t;g0 am
Ar. Portsm' TIL. $50 an WasAf ston o-2o am
- Visitors to Cn&sInpeEiin new hOEei.
- The Hygeia,' and Virginia Beach
Will find this the most attTsctivs
route, insIFing g. comfoTtahls nig3Is a
Test
Large und luxurious rooms Heated
- by steam and fitted throughout with
- electpc lights, Dining rooIn service -
a Ia carte. mi is supplied from the
best that the markese or " asntngton
and NorfbiS uiIord
Tickets on sale ct q. g. Express
office. SIT Pennsylvania avenue; 613,
6I9. 142I rennsyIyauia avenue: g.
- & y. ticket office. corner 18th street.
and New York avenue. and on beard
steamers. vhe-e time table. map. etc.
can also be had
ANY other information desired win
lie furnished on application TO the IN
dersigned at the coIHuany's wharf.
foot OF 7th st. Washington. d. O
Telephone Mo- TOO
JNo CALLAHAN. GensraI Manager
fs2s-mSsu
The times., 1897-07-09

The death abroad of Miss Helen Miller,
the only child of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Miller, has elected many regrets from
the friends of the family in this city.
Miss Miller was born in Boston sixteen
years ago on the United States ship
Wabash, the receiving ship at that port,
OF which her father was captain at the
time. She accompanied the admiral to
his various posts OF duty, ashore and
afioat, and became yeritablc child OF
the Navy. She was intensely interest
ed in the service, knew a great deal
about ships and guns and was as good
a sailor as anybody. She was bright
and witty girl, with a notable capacity
for making friends, and in the intervals
OF her sea duty as she laushingly
termed it. was carefully educated in the
best private schools. Her father intend
ed 70 complete her education abroad.
The times., 1897-07-09
A Special Sale

Corsets
The times., 1897-07-09
Let No. 3.

The ST. r. g. C. Cor
set.
During this sale, 49e
The times., 1897-07-09

The "W. 3. Mona"
Our exclusive make.
Regular price, ST..
Special price, 99c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

he retained Republicans in the depart
ment throughout his six years of good
service. Naturally. when it was proper
to make a change, he appointed a Dem
ocrat. and had Chief Klieyes followed
the same course, there would be no
complaint. But it has been deemed
proper to transform the fre-fghting
branch of the city government into
partisan machine, and the precedent
will likely be followed by the next DEM
ocratic chief. and so it will go on.
This is all very bad. The property
owners Of the city don't care a snap
about the politics of the firemen. What
they do care about is an assurance that
if q business house or residence ignites,
that experienced men. who thoroughly
understand the work cut on, for them,
will De at hand in the emergency.
Partsanship is all right in a good
many instances; but there are times
when il is all wrong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
EWING BROS.

would not have been made but LOT the
mandatory provisions of the statutes.
",Tbe appropriations OF the last Con-
erees therefore exceed the appropriations
of the preceding Congress by S5'l9"sl2.Si'
having been notably augmented on ac-
coun. of Notifications. the new navy the
postal service and river and harbor I'M
provements. The country rebuked the
.HHlion Dollar Congress for its riotous
waste of public money. The condition Of
the treasury and of business then now
ever was very much more favorable than
at the present time. Then there was
currentaunual surplus Of about $000OOOo,
with fair degree of prosperity i'm all the
avenues of trade and commerce. The
last Congress appropriates stupendous
total which is without precedent in all
our history at a time when labor IS dis
cortentod. manufacturing and mining at
q standetiH or running on limited time;
agriculture utterly helpless and the army
of unemployed increasing from day TO
day
These untoward business conditions
confronted the country when the Repun-
lican Congress convened both mt its first
and second session. Every consideration
of patriotism and duty demand policy
of rigid economy. Individual or corpor-
ate enterprises. if confronted with Ike
conditions. would have reduced eXpendi-
lures wherever possible. The dictates OF
sound business judgment commanded the
Republican party to pursue the same pol
icy i'm respect to national expenditures.
Il has not done so. but on the contrary
-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

The present war scare Is the worst
Er-ou, has experienced since the close
of rcsdudts between France and Ger
many. quarter of q century aso. In
-vs-v country between the Atlantic and
the Bcsphorus. and from the Arctic sea
TO the Adriadc. the immediate future
IS fued with dread. save and except in
the Grscian archipelago and peninsula
The entire continent has been getting
ready for the inevitable war for twenty
wears. Vet every Cabinet Vrembles with
horror NJ the prospect. and all the arts
Of tiplcmacv and all the terrorizing in
eusrcss of overwhelming force are
b,fnz used 10 their fullest extent 10
,vs-r for the moment that which must
Inevitably come. sooner or later, and
which must he all the worse for delay.
r,~ +vo weeks a conflict has been i'm
r,irert For tvo days it has been eX-
rec,si hourly and momen,a!E. The
Storm may burst al any moment and
when it does no man can see the end.
To write of the cause would he 10 NIL
a volume. To predict the result would
he 10 borrow omuipoJence from on
high. The strain hiss been terrible
the suspense awful and the future IS
filed with a dread such as has not
hung over Europe since the campaign
Of 1928. Every power is shTieking
a. Greece. YET every government II
Chr.stsadom. and al the peoples Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
RrprRLIcANs ALoNE TO nLAME.

REPUBLICANS ALONE TO BLAME.
At intervals in Their talk abou0
deficit" in the national treasury, some
of the Republican papers and try TO
explain away the terrible total Of the
appropriations by the last Congress,
or to throw the responsibility upon
Democratic shoulders They can sue
cessfully do neither the one nor the
other Republicans are wholly and
entirely responsible for the appropria-
tions made by the last two Congresses.
as they will he for the one which has
been called 10 meet on the 18th inst.
in special session. 10y the Republican
President. and the facts cannot be sue
cessiully controyerted. Let the reader
examine the record Of Congressional
appropriations briefly, note their COM
parative size. see which party was in
power. and where the responsibility
rests. The Senate will not be cousid-
cred. because that body usually in
creases all appropriations sent to it,
whatever its political complexion
The Fory-eishth Congress was
Democratic. and its ,otal appropria-
tons were S655.269.402.
The FCrty-uinth Congress was Dem
ocraric and its appropriations were
S7}6.2435l4.
The Fifueth Congress was Demo
cratic. and its appropriations were
SS17.S7SO7i.
The FifU-frst Congress was Repub-
lican. and its appropriations jumped
to S1oS5.6S0 SOLOS. an increase of $217,-
100000.
The Fifty-second Congress was Dem
Ocratic. and there was a reduction Of
over &L5o0.000 from the mark set by the
previous Republican body. the total
being S1o27Is45+7.
The Fifty-third Congress was also
Democratic. and it cut appropriations
right and left. reducing the total to
S9eo. SSS. 691. or SSLO0ooo0 below the
previous Congress. and S47O000C0 be-
low the record Of the last previous Re
publican body.
Then came the Fifty-fourth Congress,
with its overwhelming Republican ma
iority and its warning from Car Reed
that economy was 10 he the watchword,
and it straightway proceeded TO pile
mp the unparalleled total of Slo45.0oo.-
eco of appropriations. beating the rec
ord of the Fitty-frst Congress by $40
100000.
There is no escape from this record
nor from the responsibilities attaching
10 it, The Republican tendency has
been steadily and consistently in the
direction of increased expenditures.
and that the present Congress may keep
ND the pace IL is proposed 20 increase
the r5veaues-lay increased tariff taxes
increase the burdens upon the people,
To he sure. President Mckinley spoke
about economy in his inaugural adj
dress but he qualified his injunction
with the phrase. unless the revenues
can n, increased" That Will be rightly
fr-erprcted to mean that if more money
can be had more money can be spent.
Sneaker Reed. 100. talked loudly about
economy AT the beginning OF the last
,s b,9 a. ,,-eN understood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

A fierce light will beat upon the proceed
inEs of the United States during the ezra
session tha. begins next week. The S=n-
M, will be on trial with the people as the
juvy.-St. Louis Gloh5-Democrat
Of course, this criticism only goes
in the event that the Democrats. Pop
ulists and Silver Republicans stand to-
cether If the Republicans success
fully carry out their scheme TO obtain
control through a decker. Of course your
readers are to consider that you have
said nothing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

earth. know that Greece is but doing
that which justice demands, and there
is an equal knowledge that united Eu-
rope is enacting a role of shame, Of
trickery. of subterfuge, and OF dishonor
And through it all the unspeakable
Turk is Sinking a cynical smile, fer
he knows that European jealousy will
keep his dominions intact in the future
as in the past-unless, indeed, that hap
pens which no one really eXpects-and
conscious that in the wake Of his fall
comes the deluge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

Congressman Lorenzo Danford says
he favors new tariff act drawn upon
the general lines of the Mckinley bill"
But, Captain. the Mckinley bill did not
increase the revenue from imports. It
acted just the other way. How. then,
will the same bill produce more money
now?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
FOUND HIM NOT GUILTY.

Special TO the Register.
WESTON. w. Va. March 9.-The jury
in the Waldo case brought I'm a verdict Of
NOT Suilty this afternoon. Waldo was ar
rested az C.arksburg some TWO weeks
ago upon a capias 10 answer indictment
for petty larceny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
CLRIRNOYENT.
HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS

HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS
r,- consulting Prof Charles II Icon. .as
Celebrated C.a.rFcya-t ana Trance Ne
H. WI read your future vfhou, mis-
-.E- Gives valuable information or all
rairs OF i.t=. PROF. Leon has been pro-
--u--cL t-e word over as The greatest
--.-.1var- l- SD. nineteenth century.
--t--...-- his 4.l and advice D. Er5a- MANI.
-a.r.e have been made Happy. Re over
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
THREE TARIFF THOUGHTS.

Any tariff bill designed to increase
the revenue from imports must be
modelled upon different lines from the
cid Mckinley bill That bill was bill
TO reduce the revenue, and it worked
that way.
No tariff law which the people will
stand longer than they can get TO the
polls will produce money enough TO
meet the requirements Of Republican
Congress.
If increased tariff duties are levied,
they will inevitably further restrict
imports. while putting an increased
burden on the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
4 OIIANcE - COrNCIL.

In these days Of industrial inaction,
when even the remotest chance Of get
ting a new mill or factory or workshop
is sufficient to set the Councils of cities
and towns to appropriating money for
bonuses. and Boards of Trade to pass
ing congratulatory resolutions, il would
appear that the request of the La Belle
Company for a lease or other right TO
use portion of a practically unused
street. in consideration Of which they
will guarantee to erect an industrial
plant employing one hundred and fifty
or two hundred hands and paying out
S1OCCO or $4,000 in wages monthly.
is of such nature that Council can
strain q point, if that be necessary.
and grant the request. New industrial
plants do not grow upon every bush,
these days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

And So DC is TO be Post master George
WISE That sounds Well He's q sood
rec. and it's d nice office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
WANTEC.

yyA%TED-Tvo persons 70 occupy par
r0r bedroom and board. $50 per week.
&C. Ohio street. Island. "'-' ga
WANTrp-Ore salesman and collector l LOT
country town o- about SIX thons,,H54 Iii, I'll,
i,-i9fi-a.,-.. also one salesman ana coils g,,
49, D., ,r-s in Tho city of Wheeling. an
on on or address THE SINGER MEG f.. I, 90
10 FL Twe.t.h street. Wheeling, W. F"'
mrt=1cra
WAN~ED-Boy who knows how 10 i5e .t
et.'.--.r and Gordon presses AppiH 80
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING 80, -
Market street. l--'
vANTrD-Carvasser for fall nursery or Or
fsrs- Weekly salary. BROWN BFOS' ~"
Rochester y. y.
ts2S.mrl.7. S.l4l5.2l .22.2s.29
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10

Senator Jones, OF Nevada. says he
will vote with the Republicans for a
new tariff Law. and all is forgiven
until they get his vote duly recorded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-10
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR CUTTING

PROPOSALS FOR CUTTING
Am SETTING NEW CURB AND
1RESSING AND EESETIlNG OLD
CURB
ss,,sd proposals will be received ny ne
D-s~5 of PUBLIC Works OF the cry o.
Wheeling urtu - O'Clock noon . Alo.-'. y,
1Tl~,r Is 1877. for cutting and s-tt- n"
- 49, dressing and reset-.ng OLD euro
airing the year l~7 Specifications '-"
be- Obtained 4. The office Of The oo ...I-, 81,
The successful bidder Will De- REQUIRE 40 %
furnish bond in the sum ot ltt nun 80
,g. faithful nert0rmarce Of The conF E.
The board reserves The right 10 I'J---
any or l.l bids. ..r,.-.....rs s-r
Proposals % De- marked D E-i.-5S'r-, -
cutting and setting Nv Cl.o anu D--
ING rrI Rt-e-t.r- odd curb
ID. --,,as WI. H. HORNISH Clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01


EGTT,~FMueraf Of TtzNhS 81 NaA VII .
he'd At his former residence, AeS I1~Ni1
Aure avenue. today az - a n
PA SrsE-Tvae fana~ag ~ Wtlaam y.
psspck nEs Be held ssFtz morning a. -
cscieck from Boaney Il Stswarts cnGI@a-
yArEx-TTae funeral % David X. Val ~ia
D. he'd fnls sEornisg Al TIE fafhst5 Ees 80
ofc5Ock Al fr3ezssts and relatives are
asked 20 attend
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morning.
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today.
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cemetery.