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TO COMMEMORATE

Establishment Of National Capital at
Washington, the orner Stone Of a
Bridge VIII be Laid to Connect
Washington with the Virginia Side
Of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-A prcllp-
mary meeting was held here to-day to
prepare for a national celebration COM
memorating tho establishment OF the
seat Of government ut Washington.
Such a step had been under consider
alton for moro than u year, and IN
February, 1899, Congress, upon the rec
ommendaiion Of the President, appro-
prated $4,000 toward the celebration.
and appointed committees from tho
senate and house OF representatives to
act with the washington citizens CONF
mitteO in arranging the details OF the
memorial ceremonies. To emphasize
tho character OF the event the govern
orH Of the stRtes and territories were
Invited to cooperate. and twenty-one
of these wcro present to-day In person
or represented by proxy.
Senator Halo. chairman Of the select
committee from the senate, was chosen
chairman OF the Joint committee.
The main feature OF the committees
plan was TO devote sOmo day, not yet
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MEDIATION

Between British and Beers Has Not
Been Seriously Considered by the
United States, and Would Not 30
Attempted, Except at the Request
Of Both Parties.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.--1n view et
the persistent circulation Of the runner
that the government OF the linked
states has reached on agreement With
the German government through ~
representative here, Baron Won Hollo-
ben, to intervene between the come
batants Ia South Africa, the Associated
Press has secured from ths hiEhest
authority statement Of the present
position Of the government In this mat
ter. This IS to the effect that there has
been absolutely no agreement reaohod
between Secretary Hay and Baron voh
Hoileben On the subject, nor has there
been any discussion Of the propristy oe
Joint mediation between the British and
the Beers. Nor has the United States
government undertaken or c0ntem-
plated any Intervention on its own 90
count. There has been no time before
nor since the outbreak Of the present
war that the President would ont have.
with the greatest readiness, exercised
his good onces in favor OF peace Il
that could have beeu accomplished
without what he regarded as IN un-
warrantabls breach Of international
law and the proprieties. His prO1ene
position IL said to b precisely %
stated in the following sentsnce, ex-
traeted from his annual message T.
Congress:
eve have remained eaithful to tho
precept Of avoiding entanglInE alliances
as to afairs not OF our direct concern.
Had circumstances suggested them tho
parties to the quarrel would have well
coined any kindly expressions OF the
hope Of the American people that war
might be Rverted. good Ofiices would
have been gladly rendered"
It will be noted that the keynote 6t
the Presidents statement may be found
In the plural form he uses; the Invita-
tlon to mediate must come from both
parties; a single invitation II not suf-
ficlent warrant for intorferenee, In his
Vlnw,
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WELCOME ON The STAND

In the Clark Case Yesterday -ssna-
tor ciark's Son to be Called to Tes-
tify To-day-From the Former Tes-
timony of others he Ought to
Know All About the Affair.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i,-Mr. John
b. Welcome. Senator clarke's mana
ger in his senatorial contest, was the
only witness before the senate commit
tee in the Clarke case to-day. His tes-
tlmony was at no time startling. Mr..
welcome placed his expenditure for
the senatorial campaign at not to ex-
ceed $4,000, and at the request Of the
committee produced his bank book and
old checks to substautiate this state
ment.
These documents were taken in hand
by subcommittee and were not made
public. He said that he suspected Mr..
Daily nf supplying money used in the
whIteside expose. He also said that
he had concluded that the Montana SUI
preme court was preJudlced against
him End that this was the reason why
hc had not gone upon the stand In his
dIsbarment trial At the conclusion OF
the days sitting it was announced that
Senator ciarke's son. c. w, Clarke,
would go on the stand tomorrow
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PORTO RICAN TARIFF BILL

IN, Doubt in the House Several Re-
pablicaaS opaaaa and Some Demo-
Gratis Favor It's Passage Caucus to
be Held Saturday Night.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-For the
first time III the debate upon the Porto
Rican tariff bill the voice OF u Repub-
Iican was raised to-day against the
measure. Mr.. Bromwell (ohio) spoke
against the bill. He opposed 1T on the
ground of policy and not Of constitute
tionalIty. His hostility, however was
not so absolute but that he announced
his intention OF voting for 1t II the sub
stitute failed. The other speakers to-
day we're HIr. Ray CNew York; and Mr..
Long Glansas) for the bill, and Mr..
Henry CTexas) against 1t.
The Republicans have decided to hold
n caucus or conference on the bill on
Saturday night Although there are
said to be between twenty or thirty RE-
publlcans who are hostile to the mea-
sure, the Republican leaders who are
canyassing the situation say that not
more than four or five will cast their
votes against It. They also say sew
erai Democrats will support 1t. The
only Democrat who is outspoken in his
advocacy OF the bill is Mr.. Davey tLou-
lslana.) He represents one of the larg-
est cane sugar districts in the south.
Some others. Including Mr.. Meyer and
Mr.. Broussard uouIsIana), Mfr. Devries
California;, Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Spark
man (Florida) are said to be In the
doubtful column, but the Democratic
whip says that only Mr.. Davey and
Mr. slbley fPennsylvania) win vote for
It. Mr.. Wilson, Of Idaho, a silver Re-
publican, IS also said to be inclined to
vote for thr bill. Some of the Repub-
llcan opponents of the bill who dislike
to 70 on record against their party be-
Iieve that the way out of the dilemma
in which they Ind themselves is to
vote to recommlt the measure. ON nc-
count OF the pressure for time the de-
bate hereafter will begin at II o'clock
and there viii be night sessions on
Thursday and Friday.
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PARKERspuRe ooUP1B
Eloped, and were Married at Mari
eta, Ohio.

Eloped, and Were Married at MARI
eta, Ohio.
PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, Feb. 2l.-
Jessie NJ. Beach, n member of one OF
the prominent families Of the city, and
until to-day u pupil in school, who was
to graduate next year, and Charles L..
Hutton, young bOokkeeper in a
plumbing firms office, eluped to Mar
ietta to-day and were married. Mrs.
Beach went to Marietta and gave mo-
tice that she would bring criminal suit
against the clerk of the court and the
minister who performed the ceremony
for marrying a girl under the age pre-
serihed by the Ohio law and not res-
ldent Of the state. The girl bride. in
order that the license be secured. had
saia that her age was twenty and that
she lived at the village OF Belpre. Just
across tho river from this city. The
matter has created a profound sensa-
tion. as Mrs, Beach Is serious in her
threats to prosecute the officials and
the preacher.
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M11rTARY opERATroNs
In the Philippines virtually Ended.
The New Philippine conminaion.

WASHINGTON. Feb Sf.-AccOrdIng
to information received at the war de-
pnrtment from Manila, With the end
OF the present expedition ot General
Bates into the two provinces at the eH-
treme southern part Of the Inland Of
Luzon, military operations "a the Phil
ipplnes will close. AflofEard, II lH
said, there is nothing to % but 10 un-
dertake 10 maintain ortlqr through a
police system. Attention d now being
given to that subject, ana STEPS are
being taken to form a thotoughly mo-
bile, lightly armed genaaftne, Sone-
thing on the order OF the Canadian
mounted police. TO cover the lllandS at
all points and conserve the energies Of
the troops
The President Is devOtlng special at
teutiOn to the formation q the new
Philippine commission, acting upon the
ndvlce that the army hah reached the
end Of Its functions in the Islands and
that tho ume is ripo for the oatabllBhs
ment Of civil government throughout
tho archipelago. II Is hoped that the
personnel can be complotel Before tho
Ohd Of next week.
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WILL ENTER
LADYSMITH
ON SATURDAY
Announced Trum Transvaa1 gopEo1
That Boess An EvauuntinG
natal 9scaasa
POSITIONS ARE UNIFNABLE
sisgo q Iadyanith to 30 Raised, a.
BulI=r wiII Enter At the Ind
q the Weak.

LONDON. FEB. as-As ths cores
pondents with Lord Roberts- an nilsne
the kilograms fromBoer sources TOOslvq
some countenants. The latter aver thst
General crpajs. while the British Wugu
eudsavoring to surround him hstWOeu
Paardebers and Koodooarahd, received
relntomemeuts, under DeWot. and thle
together the Boer commanders fought
the British to q BandSill.
However all this may be. p1hli6 Optns
ion here VIII NOT Be Teassured until thu
war ONCE exhibits explicit statemantp
Of success, which, Of course, would
clear away the gathering doubts re-
speotinF the uninterrupted GuccoeSe9 oe
Lord Robert5 Forward maEuh. No ono
doubts his ultimate gllcceBa but there
is a fear Of temporary dlsappcintniont.
and that lot 0f hard hghtng = ahead
Of the British.
LadySmlth Will Soon BE- Eslieved.
The latest report regarding General
Butler, circulaed IN the house Of COM
mons last evening, was mat IN agent
Of the De Beers company had received
cablegram from cape Town, which
must have passed the censor TO the ef-
feet that General Barton's fusilisr brig
ade had reached the hills commanding
Ladysmith. quite apart from this,
however, and from every other rum0r
the early relief Of the beleaguered garri
son Is thought Inevitable.
The arrival at the war oflce Of sew
eral prominent officials after II O'Clock
gave substance to a report that import
ant information from Lord Roberts had
been received. but an announcement
was soon Forthcoming that no further
bulletins would be posted during the
night.
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MRS. LAWToN
Expresses Her Thanks for the eensr-
ous Contributions.

Expresses Her Thanks for the Gener-
Gus Contributions.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-Mrs. Law
ton has made the following acknOwl-
edgment Of the receipt of the home
fund:
PEwEE VALLEY, KY. Feb. IS.
Dear General Corbln:
such Kindness as yours can never be
repaid, and my heart Is very full when
/ try to thank you. Words seem very
poor at such time. VIII you please
believe that do appreciate 1t and all
my life will flnd comfort in the remem-
brance.
The universal feeling which prompted
such wonderful generosity from the
nation is 50 beautiful to me and 50 deaf
that my gratitude is inexpressibly pro-
found.
1t has relieved the one anxious
thought Henry would have had, and
don't know how to thank you or the
nation.
Believe me, with kind regards, very
sincerely, MARY c. LAwToN.
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DAUGHTERSOFTHRRE gEBTIOE
Got Excited, Just Like Hen, and in
the Confusion a Page Was Knocked
Down = Suggestions Made That a
sergeant-at-Arms be AHnolnted.

Got Excited, Just Like kenJ and IN
the Confusion a Page Was Knocked
Down = Suggestions Made That a
sergeant-at-Arms be Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3i.At to-day's
session Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution the credentials commit-
tee reported on names withheld yester-
day and stated that after careful ex-
animation 1t had found the credentials
correct. The Warren chapter ques-
tion then arose, and after discussion
the congress decided to hear the min
utes of tho last meeting. An attempt
was then made TO adopt the minutes
OF the board meetings for the year and
approve their findings, This would
mean to accept as final It's findings in
regard to the local Warren chapter The
confusion by this time was 80 great
that Mrs, Sherman, OF New York. sug-
gested that IL the disturbance contin-
ued a sergeant-at-arms should be ap-
pointed. She said that yesterday one
Of the pages had been knocked down
by members OF congress Ia their de-
termination to go where they wanted
to. Mrs. Thompson, Of Massachusetts,,
said 1t was true that page had beeu
knocked down; that the young lady
was under her charge and that the deed
had been done by TWO vice presidents
general. Mrs. Forsythe, Of New York,
stated that the occurrence was acciden-
tai Mrs Hatch, chairman Of the house
committee, asked that better order be
observed. After some discussion Of this
question the congress, at 4 O'Clock, took
n rernss.
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THE QUAY CASE
To be Called Up in the Senate To-day
as a Privileged Question.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Alan effort is
to be made to get the question lnvolv-
ing the seat of former Senator Quay,
OF Pennsylvania. formally before the
senate for consideration. Mr.. Penrose,
Of Pennsylvania, gave notice to-day
that he would Gull up the case to-mor-
row. As II is a privileged question he
may be able to secure q vote on the
taking up of tho case for consideration
and thus develop the Quay strength In
the senate. ut least approximately.
During the greater part OF to-day's
session the Hawaiian government bill
was under consideration, but little pro-
gress was made.
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MRS. GEORGE DEWEY,

named, in December 1900. to laying the
cornerstone of n national memorial
bridge from point on the Washington
water front to the Virginia side Of the
Potomac; efose to The national ceme-
terry at Arlington.
The question was referred to. COM
mlttee of five, consisting Of Senator
McMillln, Governor Dyer, of Rhode
Island; Representative ]. p Heatwole,
of Minnesota; Colonel NJ. N. Parker,
and Charles j. Bell, Of this city.
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KENTUCKY SITUATION
slmpliaod BY Agreement for Speedy
Trial Of an Agreed Case.

FRANKFORT, KY Feb. 2l,-The
contests over the state ofiiees are very
much Blnpllhed by an agreement en-
tered Into to-day between the attor-
enyB for the Republicans and the Dem
OcratB, representing both aides, and
STRENGTHENING out the legal tangfe over
the multiplicity OF injunction suits for
the tttie to the governorship.
The agreement Is that there shall ba
speedy trial In the courts on an
agreed case. Involving all Of the issues,
the hrst hearing 10 be before Judge
EmmOtt Field, q IouiSvillOO
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wat Of Error Granted.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligoneer.
cLARRsBuRG, W. Va. Feb. H.
At Morgantown, to-day, Judge Dent, OF
the supreme court, granted a writ Of
error to Vale BOUCHER, recently sem
fenced to seven years in the peniten-
tiafy. This entities him to bail. and
application will be made tomorrow
with the expectation Of 1t being grant
ed Friday. The appeal viii be heard at
the JUNE term Of court in Wheeling.
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annnan TrnntY Rntlaod.

WASHINGTON, Fob, 2i.-The sem
ate, in executive session to-day, ratl-
fed the treaty between the United
states. Great Britain and Germany, Gt-
fcctlng claims growing out Of tho Joint
control Of tho sumoan islands. This
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GOV. ATKINSON

And Dlstinguished Party Coming.
Senator Ellins Better.
Special Dispatch to the IntOlllgoneer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. As-oOvernoT
G. W. Atkinson and Attorney General
Edward H. Racker and several other
distinguished West vlrGinllns, left to-
night in the private car Of the general
manager OF the Baltimore q Ohio for
Wheeling. attached to the S:05 train.
Senator S. B. Elldns is somewhat bet
ter tonight and is getting along nicely.
The doctor expects him to get out in a
week or so.
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naath q . Veteran Free.l l[ason

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
cLARKsBURG. w. Va, Feb. gt.-
". s, Summers, aged 81 years, one Of
the oldest men in this county, died At
his home. in this city. this morning,
after lingering illness. He was an
active Mason and one Of the loldest
members OF the order in this state. Tho
funeral win take place Saturday under
the auspices of the Masonic lodge Of
this city.
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Important Appointment.

Special Dispatch to the IntelligenceF.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 2l.-
Ex-state Senator A. G. Hughes, Of
Jackson county, was to-day appointed
chief clerk to Superintendent Of Schools
Trotter, to succeed L. c. Anderson,
now assistant attorney general.
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We ELY ACQUITTED.
Jury virtually Decided That oStsop-
nthH is Not Practice Of Medicine.


athy is Not Practice Of Medicine.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Feb. al
At 8 o'clock this afternoon the jury in
the case OF W. E. Ely, charged with
violations of the state medical law
brought In a verdict OF not guilty
Briehy stated, that is the end of trial
In criminal court of an action that has
excited more than ordinary interest,"
both here and all over the state, es-
peclally among the medical fraternity
as 1t has been in the nuture of a test
to decide whether the practice Of the
science Of osteopathy for curing the
sick Is the practice OF medicine. The
Jury said. by Its verdict, that It was
not. The state will take an appeal to
have the law construed. The entire
trial has been scientific battle.
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CAPE TOWN, Feb. 2i.-A special
correspondent OF the Cape Argus says:
General Cronje is surrounded at
Paardeberg Drift, but Is offering Q
stubborn resistance. The British are
shellIng the Boers vigorously, and eG-
pect to capture the whole force
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prominant 1rarion Farmer Dead.

special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va, Feb. 81. = John
HunsalSer was stricken with paralysis
yesterday and died to-day. He was
about a years Of age and one Of the
best known farmers in this county, hav-
ing lived here all his life.
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1rpoarANT NEWS
From Boer Sources -J0ubert oonetn-
trs+tn0 to Ounoss 1aobarks.

From Boef Seuroes-7Joupert Ooneea'
trattng TO Oppose Roberts.
BERLIN. Feb. 2l.-ThO Tagebiatt
publishes special dispatches from Hrus-
sells which say the Transvaal legation
there announces that all the BoerS are
evacuatlng Natal. their position In that
coloney being no longer tenable.
General Joubert, It Is added, has or
dered the concentration OF all the avails
able forces to oppose Lord Roberts.
The siege OF LadysmIth, 1t Is further
announced. will be raised, and II Is ex-
pected General Butler win enter tho
town at he end Of the week.
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80, A.. sso,,o ,,,s,., T,,t ~ do honor
MoOu .ls R' wo,r..o,. I tb,v.snd
10 os"sy' a. : =. ~ a. ..o,, J ,ssssd
people '.,,, an, ',,, - .o,,,, ,vas ant
AZ Matnls .Sn ..,S o,,at, ,,tto ,,s, tsnder-
anu . ull'issu. 49, !. =, ,Tas rod
60 the sFeus ma ,4..s. 80 - ersS,dsnt
SpOn Sne ls'. L. ss,,.-sI ara Aoral
eow'Ln cur. tlsts ss' 80 - az 90 sd,,,ral
tFlOupes "ese ptessHss1 " 'l
South sAaers En1nuss,
When the train had passed senwoou
Junction, at o'clock, and was passing
-, .hrorsb the lower South side,
ste,,n ,vhIsties Of the innurnerable fac
,or,ss TOOK nm the note Of welcome.
Ths,r 1.I sbr,,, notes added to the cheers
- thS hnrdrads that congreEated at
oo,s strsst crossing. were inspiring
M, T1.,i' S,,lrn, yeas nleased and surprised
- ~ ,ts NTH n the preeting.
1Tnon ~, the arrival Of the train at
ro,,,,s Ne crossing Thirty-thlrd street, a
cror,5 ~ about / 800 people was found
o.sar,hIsd and great and prolonged
yss tbe hurst Of cheers that greeted
The sdmirals arrival Here It was ex-
nsc,sd ne, TINT the carriages and escort
you'd % bs waiting but IN some manner
NOT o~nlo,ned last night. Marshal Math-
i.o, nod recJve5 orders to. haye his
oorr,ogos and escort bodies at the
Heranf,ald Yards opposite the city
b,,,ldIng This was soon explained, and
the train proceeded up town, and out
~ tbs uempfeld Yards. Here crowd
on5roxImated at 5000 people had u.s.
sembled 10 dive the Hero OF Manila a
tssts az the wheeling bransi de natrtot-,
Ism and enthusiasm. After tie train
had been slde-tracked, Admiral Dewey
nase hIs appearance on the rear plat
form. and the instant his well-known
md handsome. clean-cut features were
recognized, a shout went up that could
be heard a mile. This was repeated
several times, and when, in recognition.
the admiral removed his hat. another
cheer burst from the multitude that
nearly shook the city buildings founda-
| tIons.
After some delay in getting the car
riages in line, the admiral and party
and members Of the reception commit-
tee entered the vehicles. in this order:
First carriage-Admlral Dewey, John
Frew, Lieut.. Caldwell and John Wa
terhouse.
Second earriase-c: w sEoekun'er'
l. NJ SarNih ana ISoDert WI my;
Third carriase-MorFis horkhein'er'
Joseph speldei, = .. LlVlnss.on.
Fourth earriase-Aie@ UpusSr'4' ~
NJ. Baird clarke namll'on,
fllth eurl'ase-n. a. -'s11e' -
Surke' L. M, Hulo.le'v' :, '"
sMth earrla ~ AtN'e' :" "
Naylof ana H. M Arenel' o,.,,..
rue ilne oL .s lla.Su was .,..-., ~ pm w
street !" I'iN.sen.n' s.' VI StSsnsA o,ls,s.t ~ ~
;S,S.' matxeS on r,,,O nH, :. =, 1 Gsonilr. To
the admirars car in the Hempneld
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DEWEY is A PLEASED MAN.
RECEPTION SURPRISES HIlI.
Twenty Thousand People Throng the Streets and Give
the Hero Of Manila an Ovation
VHEFLNfS own, JOHN SEHON DODDRDfE, RECEIVED

With Fitting onors Upon His Arrival on Later Train The
Tierenant Entertained by Friends Informally The Admiral
Declined to Attend the Proposed Reception at tie McLus 50
That He Might Rscuperate for Iodays DolHgs-M Trans
Coming TO tie City Are Filled With Enthusiastic Patriots
Fair Weather It is Believed the Crowd Will Number 5000 TO
100000 People
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treaty was separate document from
the political agreement dividing the au-
thorlty over the Islands.
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GEN. LUKE E. WRIGHT

TO DO Appointed on the Philippine
Commission.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-1t IS un.
derstood that tho President has prac.
ttcatfy decided TO appoint General Luke
i. Wright, OF Memphis, Tenn, a mem
bcr of the new Philippine commission
General Wright Ia believed to have tn!
endorsement Of Judge Taft the presi-
dent OF the commission.
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The Temperature yesterday. an observed
by G, sehnOpf, dFuggist, corner Of Market
and Fourteenth streets, was % folloWli
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Weathor Forecast.

For West virginia. Western Pennsyiva-
MIA and ohlo-RAin and snow, followed BY
clearing and colder Thursday; high north.
westerly wtnds; Friday fair and warmer.
Local TompOrAturO.
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wHREING va THURSDAY February q l90O

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