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conducted there. For Instance, the Wit
ness Walker received a photograph OF
the Washington office from Reynolds.
They did know of the Washington
ONCE and the large business being
transacted there by Reynolds; the ev-
idence shows this TO be true.
"Thls Is not the first time that sec
rotary has been made the dupe OF de-
signing directors; It Is not the first
time in this city; 1t Is not the hrst
time In Wheeling IN the last two years. ="
The witness Stoner IS not 10 be be-
lieved, says the state, yet at the former
trial he was the states witness.
Much has been said about money that
went into the hands OF Reynolds. It
was claimed that the defendant hnd
not been given a fair opportunity to
disprove the states claims; It almost
required force to extract from Ogden
papers needed by the defendant, Con-
tInulng, the speaker said some unklnd
things Gas Mr.. fancy puts ~ about Mr..
Ogden.
The speaker claimed that the state
had shown only $1,000 paid into Reyn-
Odds hands, and vouchers in evidence
show he expended &2,SSI, and in Rddl-
ton there was stack OF checks which
the defense had not been allowed TO
see.
The Henry draft was spoken of. DR..
Henry owed the Guarantee company
$s49. The draft was paid and the
Wheeling Title and Trust Company
credited the "F. W. Reynolds, secre-
tary" account. Reynolds At that time
was in Washington, so II was not pos
slble for him 10 enter the item in the
other books.
The books OF the company. It was
stated. were taken TO Washington by
Reynolds in order that he could post
them. He was away from Wheeling
doing the company's work, and could
not work on the books while they re-
malned In Wheeling.
An effort had been made TO impeach
Adams by "ogden's man, EabiE."
HabiE says he would not believe Adams
because "he was after the dollars"
What OF the directors OF this Gulran-
tee company? Have they not been az
ter the dollar ard In a manner that
would cause comment?
Speaking OF the attempt 20 disprove
OGden's character, the speaker review
ed the testimony Of the four "lmpcach-
Ing" witnesses. Mr.. fancy hummed
and haWed and said in some Instances
ne would not believe ogden. His man
ner OF testifylnE showed he knew some-
thing not favorable to Ogden. Then
James X. Hall hcmmed ma hawed. too
and finally said he would be compelled
to believe Ogden. And then there was
Mr.. Bachman; II was evident he did
not like ogden and he wanted the Jury
10 know It. What else did Bachmnn
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BELLAIRE
All Sort, OF LosalNsws aad Gossip From
the GIasS city.

the GtRaS City
Mr.. W. c. Bergundthai. county treas
urer elect, yesterday sold his elegant
home on north Belmont street 20 Mr.
Charles Arnold, the well known drug
gIst. The price is not made public. but
is understood to be close to 5000. Mr.,
Arnold and bride will occupy the resi-
dence Gs a home, and Mrs. AFnolds
mother will make her home with them.
The folks are deserving Epworth park
now that the assembly is over. The big
crowds and the wet weather left the
place less inviting than It was earlier in
the season and many of the families that
camped there all summer are pulling out
for home NOW. A few will linger until
about the first Of next month, when the
camp will be entirely deserted.
D. a. Colbert and wife. John Harris
and wife, Miss Anna Whitney, Frank
Mellor:. Thomas Carney, John Zweig
and William Bolts left Wednesday night
on The excursion to Atlantic City UYeT
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
There is a remnant OF a Union Reform
party in this county and n meeting has
been called at St. Clalrsvllle on the
18th. Mrs. Addison starbuck Is expect
ed TO speak.
John N. Anderson. who spent couple
Of months in Kansas, returned yester-
dny and Will teach school as usual this
winter,
Mrs. August schIclS and sons Frank
and George, left yesterday for Mountain
Lake Park to spend two weeks at that
resort.
Mr.. Charles Whiting and mother, OF
Morris county, Kansas, are guests of
Mrs Mary a. Booth, in the Fourth
ward.
A. j. Norton, the well known civil en-
gineer. who has been up in Pennsylva-
MIA for about two months is again in the
city.
Miss Gussle Kchr, OF Dunklrk, Ind.
who has been Visiting friends In the city
has gone to Pittsburgh to visit frlcnde.
Miss Mary Buchanon, returned home
yesterday morning from Epworth Park,
where she spent week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin kirkpatrick have
returned to their homo in Pittsburgh
after visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Reilly and son,
Russell, NJ st. Paul, Mimi are visiting
Mr., and Mrs, Chris. Blppus.
The emergency fiind committee will
give lawn fcte In the school yard In
the Fourth ward Saturday.
Thomas cummlns, who has been sIelS
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers Ia tho city AMI wheeling Pso'
pie Abroad.

Strangers IN the city and wheeling Pso'
pie Abroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio ran It's third At
lantIc City excursion yesterday. and en-
.joyed very liberal patronage. Large
numbers left on the several departing
trains. Among those who left were;
George B. Hervey, Miss Jennie Hervey,
names Henderson and family, William
Stoetzer and family, Burke Watson,
MISS Dee Pollack, Mrs. Healy Miss
Walker. Dr.. Muhieman, George Johns.
Mr, Byrnes, Mr.. Stricklipg, Mrs. Blond
and daughter, William HleDer, Nj. AND
Mrs. Charles Morgan and daughter. OF
Martins Ferry and Chris KuEler, Of
Bridgeport.
II. E. Moore, of PhillipI. Is at the
stamm.
g. W. Terrell, of West Alexander, Is
in the city.
Mrs. Hugh waite. of PaEkersburg, Is
a guest OF the Howell
Captain R. 8. Irwin returned last night
frum a trip to Canada.
Berger Smith, of Phillip, yesterday
registered at the Howell.
Mrs. W. p. Burt and daughters, yes
terday registered at the Stamm.
Miss prusiiIa sawteil. Of Byron street,
is visiting friends at Glenn's run.
r, II, Armstrong, Of Mason county,
registered at the Windsor last night.
Miss Nellie Montgomery, Of the Is
land. Is visiting at Cumberland. Nd.
j. K. Jolly and family left yesterday
for a summer outing in camp near An
trim, Ohio.
Miss LucllIa Poulton,o of the North End
returned last night from a visit to
woodsfeld.
Charles Ray, Of the South Side bank,
Is spending his vacation at Niagara
Falls and. Buffalo.
Mrs. C. s. Green, of the Sixth ward,
has returned from visit to friends in
New Castle and HlHsville, Pa.
Stephen BrodericlS, day clerk at the
Windsor, leaves to-day to spend his
vacation at his old home, Frostburg. Md.
Mrs. Caroline Braun and daughter,
Eugenia, Of Birmingham, Aha, are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Forester, OF
the East End.
Rudolph cchott, assistant secretary
Of the Y. M. C. A. leaves next Monday
on his vacation and likewise on his
wheel. He will make a tour of Ohio.
Rev c. B. Austin and family nave
gone to ithaca, N. Y. for a three weeks
outing. Before his departure, Mr.. Aus
tin was made the recipient Of a hand
some purse from members OF his con-
gregat!on.
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BENWoOn
Breezy Rswa Hem, Gathered In the BuSy
NarShaII CoantV Town.

Breezy News Items Gathered In the BHSy
MarShaII County Town.
There Is q growing sentiment to organ
lie fire department In Benwood, and
an agent OF fire apparatus was here this
week looking up the situation. 1t is es-
timated that an outlay Of 5000 would be
necessary for 1000 feet OF hose and three
reels. on account of the towns length,
three volunteer companies would be
needed for as many sections OF town.
The Racine Fire Engine Company Is the
first bidder in the field.
Prof. /. ]. Corbly, OF Huntington. will
be one OF the instructors at the Mar
shall county teachers institute here next
week. Prof. r. L. Crago was TO have
been the other, but has been assigned
to another institute.
Sparks from chimney set fire to the
roof OF one OF the Riverside company's
houses yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The blaze was extinguished by the
bucket brigade, In the midst Of an ex-
cited Rssemblage OF men and women.
Mrs. Charles Seabright and Mrs.
HabeFheld attended the national con-
vention OF the Rathbone Sisterhood, at
Loveland, Pa.
William Altmeyer, whose foot was
crushed by street car, has returned to
work at the lower steel plant.
Benwood division was well repre-
scented at the Hlbernians picnic at Mo-
Fart Park yesterday.
Mrs. John Allen and father, Thomas
L. Mcmillan, have returned from visit
to Brooke county,
Private Atwell Yost, OF FranzheIm's
lmmunes, Is expected home on a fur
Tough next week.
Miss Ada Newton left for Atlantic
City on the Baltimore & Ohio excursion.
DR.. and Mrs Mcmillan, Of Dlllonvale,
are visiting Rev. Father McMenamiH,
]. w. Leach has been appointed a
notary public by Governor Atkinson.
Andy Peck. New MartinsvIlle hotel
man, was In town yesterday.
James Smith Is visiting at AiassIllon,
Ohio
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MARITIME FERRY.
IIapT und MIshap, in the Thriving 0'V
Across the River.

Across the River.
A six-months-o!d child OF Mr.. and NE w..
George Melhorw died yesterday morning ,,%1
OF cholera infantum. The ren'lahgs -. w. IN.
be taken to Mt. Pleasant to-day 'o' 40
terment. ,
Mr., and Mrs. MIrshail CroppeI, H M
Emma Chopper ard Harry BeilA a.,
yesterday for Atlantic city to spe'1
couple OF weeks,
Roger Lupton was host to nIiilr ~, "
his young friends yesttr6ny atVN''N
4 being his eighth birthday.
Thomas C. Wiltnms returred 70 i. III
nwanEn, Pa. yesterday atter
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan NJ ~, NJ n
evep.Eg FOR n TWO weeks Vaea''o"
Atlartlc City. LAY
Fritz Becker goes to Toledo snr \,
where he has secured a position !"
glass factory. ,,..rA
Misses Ella Williams and M' VIZ
Becker 10 to Cleveland sunday !"
relatives. -.-u.,r,
Thurman seiby and Howard, !. s u, md
returned yesterday from Ne" lo'" -
Boston. ,.to
Miss Margaret Smith left yes'eIuS'
visit Wellsburg friends. ~.
Roy F,nuicaa OF Dayton, was III ''''
city yesterday,
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saw re said q neighbor. coburB. had
eTpressed the BELIEF that Ogden was.
more guilty than Reynold1. The
creator SID this was a ray Of llRht for
fhe-iury; 81 showed what the public
thinks 81 this case. It showed that at
least one OF the directors OF this COM
pany was considered NO better than
thief.
In concluding his estimate Of the
states principal witness, Mr. Handlan
said. his reputation renided him Of q
pole cat.
At 10 y. m. court adjourned for the
day. This morning Mr.. Howard VIII
conclude arguments for the -defense,
and Mr. Conif VIII close for the state.
The jury viii get the case this after
noon.
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for several weeks past, left YESTERDAY
for Oakland, Md.
a young child Of Harry Steele Is SER 4.
ously III with diphtheria, at Its home u
the First ward.
DR.. R. W. Muhlemau left last evsnlns;
for Atlantic City, where he will sPe''
ten days.
william NIl1l1gan returned home VI
terday from a ten days' stay. at be'as'
da.
John W. Fish came in yesterday 20.
Epworth Park, where he spent ten Gay"
Miss Cassie Meyers has gone to Be Beans
Vile to spend two weeks with rela''ss'
Mrs. John F. Sherry is visiting req
tIyes at Girardviile, Pa. for ten days
Charles Walters left yesterday tOF .
ten days outing AZ Atlantic City
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Mr.. HANDLAN's PLEA.

Mr. B. Handlan opened for the de-
Tense at the evening session of the
criminal court. This guarantee COM
pany was reorganlzed from several
companies that had not been success
full. From the inception of "Dr. Tay-
lor's building association" there had
been no money with which 70 run It.
There WAS at the start no regular sub
scriptions Of stock. Two classes OF peo-
ME ala business with the Guarantee
company; one made up OF people OF
small means who deposited their saw
lnRs, and the other made up OF people
wanting loans. They began without q
cent Of capital There were various
kinds OF stock, preferred stock, INSTALL
meRt stock, add permanent stock. The
latter was to indemnify the other stock
holders against loss. A few OF the per-
manent stockholders paid in ten per
cent; none paid for all OF It. Some
have given notes and others have not
even done that. They advertised. on
the other hand, q guarantee fund OF
$4,000. Witnesses have testified that
suits were now being pushed to compel
some of these permanent stockholders
10 paw up II 10 GlGt4lS ShpWh tAS SoAiA
pany did not have money with which to
do business. Secretary REYNOLDS was
handicapped cot only by the lack OF
funds, but by the negligence OF other
officers. DR., Taylor and Mt. Ogden, and
the directors. II the business was con-
Quoted In the peculiar" way Mr.. Meyer
claimed II was not the fault OF the de-
PENDANT. Ogden's statement was that he
resigned as treasurer on account Of DIFF
ferences with Reynolds; he lied when
he made that statement to the Jury.
Ogden's credibllitH Is attacked; he Is
the man who, says, Mr.. Meyer. came
here fresh from college.
And say he is still fresh" said Mr.
Handian.
Ogden's letter to Or. Taylor, reRlguing
as treasurer, stating that the Office re-
quIred too much Of his time.
And yet Ogden states on the stand
that he resigned because OF differences
with the defendant. Doesn't this i'm
peach ogden?"
II is a fair deduction, said the lawyer,
to believe that the officers and directors
were satisfied with Reynolds conduct
OF the business.
II was claimed TINT the promoters OF
this company put in most Of their
money and notes In prepaid stock,
which Is worcestershire and draws In
terest and could be disposed Of at any
time, while not strengthening the con-
Germ one iota.
Referring to the Washington office,
the speaker secuted the idea that the
directors knew nothing Of the business
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Did you ever see It II you have you
wish to see 1t again. The Cleveland.
Loraln & Wheeling Railway Zone Of the
wonders). Will take you to Niagara Fails
and return for less than you can stay at
home Excursion train on august eth
with through sieepers and ladies' coach
es from all stations. Consult agents and
get ticket emitting you to good seat
or berth. Everybody going this year.
granted at Chautauqua lake
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"a CuRE AcOLp1N oNR pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money
II It fails TO cure. 25c. The genuine
has l. B. 9. on each tablet. mw&t
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TW0 HANE ARGUED.
liessrs. Meyer and HandIan Were
Heard Yesterday in the
REYNOLDS EMBEzzLEMENT CASE

AND TODAY MEssRs. HOWARD,
FOR THE DEFENSE AND coN1FF.
FoR THE STATE WILL CON-
cLUDR ARGUMENTS m A CASE
THAT IS ATTRACTING MUCH OF
PUBLIC ATrEMrIoN-THE TEsTI-
MoNY WAS FINISHED THURS
DAY MORNING.
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t the bNoS ~ NNeNN 1T triad
Be sure and use that old and W seI.a,Sisr
remedy, Mrs. Winslows so,,,bsS
Syrup FOR children tcething. ~ nv" IN
the child, sottens the gums, ana bsst
pain, cures wind collie and Is wv wave
remedy for dlarrhOeH. TWenG gSf
cenIa q hottie.
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ITCHING plles2 Never mind 4 ever T,y
thing else failed to cure you 10
Doan's Ointment No failure tne''
cents, at any drug store,
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pIMpT &c BlackheadS, red and oily
lN4E LEO aka, red, rough hands. dFy,
thin and falling hRlE. and simple BABY blfms
the only preventive Of lnhammGtion and clog
FinE Of the pores. CUTICURA SOAP, because
Of Re delicate emolllent propeftiea, 10 the most
for EuninCr rEIhes tan. Eunburn. bites and
1tinEB OF insects, irritHtionS, channCI, inasm-
nations, undue or Offensive Precipitation, a.
we'll a. for many other ERnRtlVo ulAS.
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SOLD throuEhout the world. Priee. CUT.
cjJRA SOAP, 25c. CUT1CURA lointmknD, zoe.
POTTER DRUG AND CHIN; CORE. BoStons
London. hHoW to Prevent Itching Skin'" frss'
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Avoid An Early Grave.

How often do we hear, that the ave-
nue. to an early grave was opened by
neglecting a slight cough and cold.
Profit by this truth, and provide your
self with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. which
instantlycures all throatandlung afGec-
tons. Mr.. w. II. Mahoney, Lowell,
Mass, writes 81 was taken sick with
a bad cold. The doctors did not seem
to help me, and everybody said was
getting consumption, when a relative
recommended Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
/ got bottle and it helped me, and
after taking two bottles l was cured,
to the surprise Of everybody. l shall
always recommend it to my friends,
as l know it to be sure cure" Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for % cents. n'taccept a substitute.
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rHE COMING WOMAN.

who goes to the club while her hus-
band tends the baby, as well ms the
good old-fashiOned woman who looks
after her home, will both at times get
run down in health. They will be trou-
bled with loss of appetite, headaches,
sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy spells.
The most wonderful remedy for these
women is Electric Bitters. Thousands Of
sufferers from Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys rise up and call it blessed. 1t
is the medicine for women. Female
complaints and Nervous troubles of all
kinds are soon relieved by the use OF
Electric Bitters. Delicate women
should keep this remedy on hand to
build mp the system. Only SOC per bot
tie. For sale by all druggists.
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mont to issue orders prohibiting the
Vizcaya from visiting New York.
Admiral Clacon, the Commander in
chief of the Spanish navy, in the course
of an interview today, said the United
Stotcs warship Maine had on board a
.'new explosive based on gun cotton,
manufactured by special process. >
Such explosives, he added, were very
dangerous, the slightest friction causing
an explosion. He believed the disaster
was due to such Il cause.
The impartial published an extra edi-
ton. saying that the news had produced
deep impression in Madrid. The
Premier. Senior Sagasta, personally in
formed the Queen regent of the loss of
the Maine Immediately after he received
news of the disaster.
The Epoca says:
Whatever relations between Spain
and the United States, christian feelings
and humanity compel us to regret the
catastrophe. The spectacle Of so many
lives suddenly launched into eternity
inspires compassion"
The Heraldo remarks:
although the Americans try to repre-
sent us as a people devoid of virtues,
we must face this horrible misfortune
sincerely and express feelings Of com
passion"
The Heraldo adds:
'In the face of provocative AWcri-
cans we shall always remain It proud
people; but in the face Of men in mis-
! fortune of whatever nationality, our
hearts are always full of pity"
FLAGS AT HALF MAST.
Washington. Feb. 16.-rhe President
has ordered that tomorrow and until fur
Their notice the flag at all Navy yards
and on Naval vessels at posts, Army
Headquarters and on all public buildings
Shall be half masted
Late tonight the following dispatch
from Captain Sigsbee. at Havana, adj
dressed to Secretary Long was recciy-
ed:
"All men whose names have not been
sent as saved, probably lost. Bodies are
still floating ashore this afternoon. |
keep nine officers, one private and gun
ners mate Bullock here with me-"
A dispatch from Captain Philip, of the
Texas now at Galveston states that the
drafts Of twenty one apprentices which
they carried from New York for the
Maine are still on board the Texas.
SECRETARY ALGER SILENT.
Norfolk, Via, Feb. 1G.-Thiks after
| noon representative of the Daily Pilot
| called on Secretary of War Alger at
| the Chamberlain Hotel, Old Point Com
fort, where he is temporarily sOjOurn-
| ing for his health. He earnestly asked
for the latest news of the Maine hOr-
ror, but would not express himself as
to what he thought caused the explo-
sion. He neither expressed an opinion
| that the magazine had blown up or that
an enemy had destroyed the battleship
with a torpedo. He was incrcdulous as
to that report of the telegraph news that
| spoke of the great havoc to window
glass throughout Havana. He stated that
he will soon have full reports bearing on
| the catastrophe and will probably then
| be able to form an opinion i'll the mat
ter Like high officials generally he is
not inclined to give hasty opinion IN
| the matter nor did he by any word init
mate that he considered the loss of the
Maine and the appalling loss of life
due to the overt act of any one. He is
not we'll and will remain ut Old Point
Comfort unless urgent necessity de-
mands his return to Washington.
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SOUTHERN MEN on BOARD.

Mcssrs. Finch. Moss, Warren and Viii
iams Are From North Carolina
Washington. d. c.. Feb. 16.--The
Navy Department this afternoon com
men on the Maine with the place of
BIRTH for the purpose of local indenti-
fication. The list contains the following:
JAMES w. ALLEN. Portsmouth, Va.
CHARLES ANDERSON, Norfolk,
Va.
JOHN II. BELL. Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS GAME, Portsmouth, Va.
WM. COLEMAN, Petersburg Va.
TRUBIC FINCH. Raleigh, n. c.
JOSEPH +. GORDON, Portsmouth,
Va.
WESTMORE HARRIS, Charles City,
Va.
ROBERT HUTCHINGS, Norfolk,
Va.
WM LAMBERT. Hampton, Va.
LUTHER LANCASTER, Fredericks-
burg, Va.
DANIEL LEWIS, AIbermarle, Va.
JAMES w. LONDEN, New Kent.
Va.
EDWARD II. MOORE, Charles City,
Va.
JOHN III. MOSS. Oxford. Y. G..
JOHN ii. PANCK. Lynchburg, Va.
ALFRED SIMMONS, Petersburg,
Va.
NICHOLAS j. SMITH, Lynchburg,
Va.
JOHN ii. TURPIN, Smithfcld. Va.
JOHN WARREN, Randolph, n c.
GEORGE NJ. WRITTEN, Middleburg,
Va.
ROBERT WHITE, Portsmouth, Va.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Elizabeth City
n. c.
THE WOUNDED TELL OF 1T.
New York. Feb. 16.-A special cable
to the Evening World from Havana
says:
Il have just seen twenty-nine sailors
of the Maine silently enduring the toi,
ture caused by powder-skinned IaI e5
and bodies, broken bones and mans ~ :,
flesh. They are being well cared iol !"
the Military Hospital at San Aillor ,,,a;,
here. The less severely injured , n
are yet on the steamship City oil " "'H
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WARNING AGAINST SUSPICION.
The English Press Sees no Foundation
for it and Expresses Profound Sympa-
thy-Thc Times a Trifle Dubious.

London, Feb. 1G.-Thc Daily News
commenting on the disaster to the United
States war ship Maine says:
The disaster reaches the very ex-
tremity of horror The public feeling
of the world. shocked by this dire ca
lamity. will do well to initiate the re-
straint imposed on that of the United
States by both the Washington govern
ment and the Captain of the i'll fated
SIP. For suspicious of foul play there
seem to be absolutely no warrant,
Continued on Third PaGc.(