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HAYEMEYER WHITING.
Brilliant Social Event In Wedding at
Newport.
b0CIETY ATTENDS In FORCE
Bride Daughter of the Late Augus-
tus Whiting of New York, and
Groom Son of the Late Theo-
dOre A. Hayemeyer.
SOCIETY ATTENDS In FORCE

Newport, r. l., July 1.-THE principal
social event of the season here thus far
was the wedding of Mr.. Harry o. Have
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Whiting of New York.
The families of both the bride and
groom are well known summer residents
in Newport. The bride is great-grand-
daughter of Judge Swan of Ohio, and the
groom is the youngest son of the late
Theodore A. Havemeyer and nephew of
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs.
Miss Lily Oelrichs and Miss Natica
Riyes daughter of Mrs. George L. Rives,
at whose summer home, Swanhurst, on
Bellevue avenue, the ceremony took
place, were bridesmaids.
Rev. William h. Meehan, pastor of st.
Mary's church. oficiated, and the guests
included all the prominent members Of
The Newport summer colony.
The bride was given away by her uncle,
George l.. Riyes. She carried a shower
bouquet Of orange blossoms and lilies OF
the valley, festooned with white silk rib
hon streamers. In her hair was Il mag
nihcent tiara Of five large diamond suns,
the groons gift.
Fred HaVemeyer best Man.
The best man was Fred G. Havemeyer,
brother of the groom, and the ushers
were Howard Boocock of Brooklyn and
]. ii. Mccormick of Chicago classmates
Of Mr.. Havemeyer at Yale.
A wedding breakfast and reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. all the tables being
placed on the lawn save that of the
bride, which was on the yeranda. The
reception was held under a large mar
quee. The floral decorations were very
beautiful, the prevailing choice being
roses and jasmine. The wedding was
a most auspicious affair and was attend
ed by all the members of the exclusive
set. A guest of honor was Baron Won
Hengelmuller, the Austrian minister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Havemeyer started, after
the wedding breakfast, on their honey
moon, which will last for year. They
will go abroad in few days and visit
Paris, all the Mediterranean ports and
Jepan, returning to New York early next
spring.
The wedding gifts conservatively esti-
mated at over 100000, were not display
ed but were taken as they arrived and
deposited in the vaults of local bank.
The district messenger fad was util-
lied by Nikola Tesla in sending his re-
membrance to Mr.. Havemeyer. A. ID. 7.
No. 1892 arrived here from New York
in Il bright new uniform and delivered
to Mr.. Havemeyer at his hotel piece of
silver plate from the electrical wizard.
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GLOOM IN LONDON.
English Capital stiH Fears Worst
Has Happened AT PeIsinE.

London, .lnly 11.-Althnngh Shanghai
repeats the statement that both the ON
pcfor and duwagef empress are alive and
telegrnms from Chinese ociald0m again
testify ~ the Safcty Of tile legations, they
no logger stimulate hope here. and pes
Simsm will prevail aS long is the authors
ities, who on their own showing are able
to get messages to the coast, fail 10 send
confirmation Of tho safety Of the foreign
ers from some member of a legation at
peking.
London sees in the disappearance and
reappearance Of prominent people at Pc
king and the efforts apparently making
to shift the blame from one to the other
and lin the attempts TO represent them
selves as victims of instead of principals
in the recent occurrences only prepara-
tions for alibs land defeuses in view of
the approach of4the troops of the powers
and the tragedy they may discover on
reaching the Chinese capital
According to a dispatch from Shanghai,
the fighting at Tien-tsin July was the
heaviest which has vet occurred, the
Russians alone burying 200 men. The
allies are becoming exhausted by CON
stant fighting.
A. dispatch from Canton says Ii Hung
Chang is keeping excellent order there.
Robbers and pirates are executed public
ly and frequently, and the people are
cowed and afraid to disturb the peace.
1t was strongly rumored in Service and
Parliamentary clubs that the British
government was preparing to send 100.-
600 Indian troops to China in the au-
tumn A foreign office official said that
no such number of men could possibly
+. 4
bic for Great Britain to add to her pres
cnt responsibilities by sending out such
Il force.
Wherever secured, however. he added,
it may safely be asserted that strong
British re-enforcements will he on their
way to the far east before the end Of
Spptember
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GeneraI NIarIsets.

New York, July II.
FLouR-state and western a little frmer ii
tone witl wheat; Minnesota patents S45la5i
winter straahts, s8.0OaflO; winter extras, SCI 81
S15; winter patents, Sl.l5al.G0.
WllEAr-Strong and more active on the bullisl
crop report, higher English cables and renewed
outside support; September. s5ssasGc.; October
see
RYE-steady; state Gla62c. q /. T., New York
oarlots; No. 2 western, Csc, Q. b., aAoat
C0RN-strong and higher in spite Of the cror
report; il was influenced BY hot, dry winds ii
Kansas and Nebraska; September, lS3la40Ac,
oATs--FiIn with com, track white, state, S0l
S4c.; track white western. aQa34c.
PoRk-Firmi mess, S1S.25a1t; family, S1lal5,
IARD-Firm prime western steam, 7l7c.
BuTTER-steady; state dairy, 16alslac.; cream
cry, l7a19l2c,
CHEESE Steady; large white, 02sc.; small
white 9ssaa54e.
EGGs-Fnm; state and Pennsylvania, at mark,
l4al6e western, loss off, 14I2c.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining 414c.; cen.
trifuca ID test, 4a4e.; refined ftmi crushed.
C40o powdered 6,1Qc
TuRPENTINE-Stea at 46a4G1ac.
MoLAssl.S STEADY; New Orleans, 4ia55e.
RICE steady; domestic, 4tsa6l2c,; Japan, I3ia
47sc.
TALLow-Quiet; city, 41Aaia4c.; country, ll4a
494e.
Hay Steady; shipping, 7oa75c.; good to choice,
s0as7!sc.
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PLOT AGAINST PRESIDENT.
Nr. OdeIl Makes Statement Regard
Ing story of Conspiracy.

New York. July Benjamin B..
o!cll, chairman of the state Republican
committee, has given ont statement re-
sarding the story of plot to assassinate
President Mckinley. Mr.. Odell was in
Sewburg, and he dictated the statement
nver the telephone to one of the stenog-
raphers at the Republican state head
quarters here. What he said follows:
Il have read the account in the New
YORK World iii reference to an alleged
pot to assAssinate President Mckinley
lnd also as to the part am supposed to
have taken in the matter. | have moth
iuE to say upon the subject except that |
made an investigation, which | started
with the state committees detectives, on
what ! supposed 10 be political informa-
tlan. and ! discovered either crank or
4 Baron Muhchausrn. On the principle
that m ounce af prevention is worth i
pound 81 cure il Il probable that my re-
port 10 Secretary Dck accounts for tic
care now Icing taken Of the president.
Il have nothing further 10 say except
10 eSprcss my regret that same one has
been ihdiscrcet enough to make Of this
trllling nattnf thp gigantic plot exposed
iH lhn New York World"
According t. the story printed, plot
o lin President Mckinley was cooked
~ by Spanish and Cuban cousprators
with Headquarters on Broadway, IN this
city. One Of the would be assassns
weakened and gave the plot away in a
letter 10 Secretary Charles Dick of the
national Republican committee. Mr.
Dick turned the letter over to Chairman
Odell who put detective at work ON the
mattcr and verified the most important
statements III the warning letter.
The story went on to say that Mr. Odel
reported the results of his investigation
to Mr.. Dick, making il evident that he
regarded the matter as serious and urg-
ing great precautions to protect the presi.
dent, Several private detectives, it was
said, guarded the presidents Canton
home night and day. The time when the
warning letter was received was set at a
little over three weeks ago.
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Nara1 omcers sni1 nor orient.

San Francisco, July 1.-THE steam
ship Nippon Maru, which has sailed for
the orient has on board a number of
naval officers en- route to Manila and the
Asiatic station. Among them are Com
manders G. I. Forse, Perry Garst and ].
S. Ogden; Lieutenant Commanders j. c.
Colwell, recently naval attache at the
court Of ST. james; ]. c. Fremont. Il. H.
Cali and w. H. IIalsey, Naval Construct
or I. +. Ruhm. Lieutenants &. b. Brit
tain. W. H. q. BulIard Il. X. Gran. w.
a. Gill. II. NJ. T. Husc. r. d. Has
brouck, j. ]. Knapp. ii. b. Price, 7. w.
Ryan, c. S. Stanworth. Il. II. Tomley
and several cusgns ana cadets. Rear
Admiral Lester A. Beardslee, retired,
and Mrs. Bearlslce are passengers ON a
pleasure trip.
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summer school In Havana.

Havana. July 11.-Senor Varona, sec
retary of finance. addressing the teachers
at the Summer Normal school of Hayana,
said that with them rested the most inn
portant part of the life of the country.
They had the molding of future citizens.
The parents themselves, he declared,
should do more than they had done in the
past, for they seemed to think that send
ing children to school was all that was
needed, whereas 1t would be infinitely
better if the children, in their earlier
years, be given home instruction. thereby
not only easing the labor of the teachers,
but making il solid groundwork upon
which to build.
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Sixth Race-One mile.
Wilmington Man Won.

Charles Wittermann, member Of the
North End Athletic Club, will arrive
fro= Germany, where be went to take
part in wrestling match in an athletic
tournament. Mr.. Wittermann won his
contest. He resides at Eleventh and
Tatnall streets, and is the champion 1876
pound wrestler Of Delaware. Mr.. Wit.
termann has been away for two months.
He is popular member Of the club, and
a committee Of ten has been appointed
to arrange for reception in his honor
tonight. There will be display Of fire.
works and luncheon will be served
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Train Rohbery in Kentucl.y.

Paducah, Ky, July 11.-The Illinois
Central fast train from New Orleans 10
Chicago was held UP and robbed Of
about $4,000 two miles south of Wick
life, Ky. The train was tagged The
fireman was badly beaten, while the oX-
press messenger was driven from his
car al the point Of 4 rifle. The robbers
six III number, cut off the engine and eX-
press ear aud ran milo and half 10
Fort Jefferson, ncar the Ohio river and
within sight Of tho Missouri shore There
they blew open the express safe, secured
all valuables it contained and crossed
into Missouri
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IN PERIL AT TIEN-TSIN
Foreign Settlements Continually Bom-
]. az. barded by Chinese.
RUSSIANS ROUT THE BOXERS
The German Consul mt Chefu Hears
From shnngtung's Governor
"A That Revolt In Picking LIS
n Now Decreasing.

Berlin, July 1.-THE German consul
at Chefu telegraphs that the governor
of Shangtung announces that, according
to reports on July A. the foreign minis
tcrs at Peking were out of danger and
the revolt was decreasing.
A Paris dispatch says the Chinese min
lister there has informed Nj. Delcasse
that Ii Hung Chang has cabled him
from Canton under date of July 10 say
ing that he had just received a telegram
from Peking asserting that the soldiers
and rebels who surrounded the legations
4 had gradually dispersed.
The German consul at Tien-tsn cables
that the foreign settlements were contin.
, Taly bombarded by the Chinese from
July to $. On July 6, 1000 Boxers at
( tackled the French settlement and were
routed by the Russians
"A The British and Japanese forces July
"a hombarded the Chinese batteries. To-
ward evening Chinese shells penetrated
the roof of the German consulate and
4 caused an outbreak Of fire, which was
extinguished after slight damage had
been done.
On July Q the Peiping sailed for Taku
with the German wounded. River com
munication between Tien-tsin and Taku
has been safe since the Chinese fort mid
way between the two towns was cap
tured.
The railroad from Tong Ku has been
repaired to within three miles of Tien-
tsin.
Nearly all the families of foreigners
1eft Tientsin for 1'alu July 4.
DR.. Mumm Won Schwarzensten, the en-
voy extraordinary of Germany to the
grand duchy of Luxembourg, has been
appointed German minister to China in
succession to the late Baron Won Kette-
der. He starts for the far east in few
days, accompanied by Baron Won der
dsnltz
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CoIer ana GOWN. win.

Albany, July 11.-Upon the advice Of
Attorney General Davies, Governor
Roosevelt announces that he has dis
missed the charges made against Comp
troller Bird S. Coler Of New York city,
charged with malfeasance in office, and
also the charges preferred against Judge
Cowing by the Federation Labor union.
In the case of Mayor Van Wyck, the
governor is barred from taking Many
action in the matter because of reqlfsst
from j. Noble Hayes, counsel for The
World, asking for further delay, as he
wished to amend the charges.
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conference on Neely Case.

Washington, July ia conference Of
government officials was held at the de-
partment Of justice on the case of G. w.
F. Neely. charged with embezzling Gu
ban postal funds and now in Jail in New
York, pending the settlement of the ques-
tion of his surrender to the Cuban au-
thorities for removal to Havana for trial.
AT the conclusion of the conference the
attorney general said it had been called
for the purpose of advising with Mr..
Baldwin in the preparation of the case,
which win be heard by Judge Lacombe
on the 23d inst.
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scornions HoId In Ruilrond.

Cuernavaca Mex. July 11-Scorpions
and tarantulas have made their appear
ance in such numbers at lguala and other
points ON the Mexico, Cuernavaca and
Pacific railrond as to interfere with the
operations of the line and with the trans
action of other business. So many of the
trainmcn lave bcen bitten hy poisonous
insects that the running of trains is de-
laycd. Al Iguala 4 bounty has been Of
fcrcd by the municipal authorities for the
killing Of tic pests. and hundreds of men
and hoys are employed in saughtering
fhon
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Endeavorers Floel. 10 London.

London, July H. Members of the
United Society Of Christian Endeavor
from the United States and every other
quarter Of the globe arc arriving here in
great numbers to attend the worlds
Christian Endeuvor convention, which
opens July II and closes July Is. Wag-
ons full of sightseers are touring London.
Several hundreds took up quarters at the
encampment in preparation for the con-
yentiOu
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Pure water For 81. Louis.

Chicago lay Papers have been
signed by Chicago promoters who pro-
pose to engineer S30,000000 deal to
insure 4 permanent pure water supply TO
St Louis. Mo The Meramec springs,
about 10 miles from ST. Louis. 1T the
base Of tho Ozark mountain, are 10 BE
tapped and the water pipcd 70 st. Louis.
James G. Cozzrns Of Chicago formerly
Of st. Louis. is said e. be one of the prime
movers in The onlprprise.
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Nothing Left Of shng rock.

San Francisco, July 11.-Thc work Of
removing Shag rock, which has been d
menace 70 shipping interests in this har-
Dor, is completed. \ survey of the bot
tom Of the bay At the spot where the
rock had shown its head above the water
shows ~ feet Of water. y guarantee of
only 80 feet of water was required OF the
contractors. The work of removing
Arch rock, which olstructs the channd
near AIcatraz island, will now he com
lnencOd.I
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Youthful slayer Must Die.

Hartford, July 11.-Governor Louns-
bury announces that he has decided not
to interfere in tile case of Charles B.
Ross, the Stamford youth under SEN
tcnce of death for the murder of Mrs.
King of that place. The governors de-
cision was made known by the pubica-
tion Of letter which has been sent to
numerous persons in various parts of the
state who had presented petitions to the
governor asking that reprieve be grant
ed until after the next regular session of
the general assembly.
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IIIipo;S To,yn Fire visited.

Walnut. llls.. July IL Eighteen build
ings, comprising over half Of the bust
ness part of this town, We're destroyed
by fire. causing n loss, of $4,000, with
insurance of $4,000. The fire started in
the opera house building and extended to
the grain elevator and passenger station.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
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good News For lrolIey Men.

Chicago July Announcement has
been maae + employees Of the Chicago
Union Traction company on the North
side lines hy President John NJ. Roach
that beginning 81 Aug an average in
crease Of 10 OF - per cent III their wages
will be made. The total increase in the
pay rolls of the company will amount to
100000 Il year. Two thousand men are
affected by the order
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Brighton Beach Races Yesterday.
Special IN Thu SIM

Special to The sun.
First-6F. Heliobast O'Connor) even,
lst; Nesnuian (Spsncer) 2. 2nd; Meahan.
us Maher) even, 3rd. Time, l.l41-5.
Buffoon, Rinaldo and Autumn scratched.
Second - I'M. Commander Miller
(Richards) { 45, 1st; AlsiSe (McCue) 2,
2nd; Harry McCoun MitchelD Z to 10,
3rd Time, l.4l 5. Round Up,
Cephaalgia, Stamp and Jugglery
scratched.
Third-6F Bounteous (Maher) 8 TO
8 lst; Orderer Walsh %, End; Balloon
(OConnor) no third money. Time,
ll525.
Fourth-18M. Brigadier Rauschl /
to Is, lst; Lew Kraft (Wedderstrand) Z
to 10, End; Lord Baltimore (Henry) no
third money. Time, 1.52 4.5. Others
scratched.
Fifth-5F. Tower of Candles Jenk.
ins) s to 5, lst; Lady Of the Valley (Mc.
Cue) 2 to 5, End; Anecdote McJoyntl
no third money. Time, lOl. Sweet
Lavender, Scurry, Harlem Lane, Gany-
mede, Double Six, Anna Darling, Sweep
stakes, Ballon and Queen Pepper
scratched.
Sixth-S!F. Post Haste (Maher) 8,
LIST; Big Gun (Shaw) S to 5, I'd: Caval-
cade (Mitchell) no third money. Time
l.3S SO.
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rl,n i.nn,ncl,, :, mimi.

Gcorgetawn Ky Inly IA motion
of tile defense for Il continuance in the
case Of eX-SecrGary of State Caleb Pow
crs, charged With being accessory 10 the
Goebel murder, came mp before Jndge
Cuntrill and was ovcrrUIed The court
declared il was thc fault Of the defense
that witnesses were NOT present
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Against American Institute.

Paris. July H. ~ The committee to
which the municipal council referred the
proposal to grant glatuitously il site
worth 100000 francs for an American
national institute has decided to report
against the grant The report Of the
committee will BE submitted 10 the coun-
Gil and d vote will be taken which Will
determine the fate of the proposed in
stitlltn
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For Philippine Postal system.

San Francisco, July 11.-United States
Postoilice Inspector James w. Erwin of
this city has received orders from Wash
ington to proceed rs early as possible to
the Philippines and assist in the organ
ization of the postal system in the is
lands. He win sail on the transport
Sumner next Monday. Mr.. Erwin re-
Gently aided in improving the Cuban post
al Sarvicn
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Base Ban Notes.

The Brandywine and Newark teams
will play game Of base ball on the col
lege grounds next Saturday.
The Newark Athletic Association will
put uniformed base ball team in lie
field, with i. w. Lovett as manager. The
new club will play its fret game july 20.
with the Fort du Pont team.
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No Ball Game To-day.

The game between the Brownson and
Camden teams, which was TO have been
played on the Uuion street grounds this
afternoon, has been cancelled and there
will be no game. Brownson will play the
7. & +. Y. NJ. G. A. team OF Phiiadel
phia on Saturday.
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ste1.enson leaves Lincoln.

Lincoln, Neb., July 11.-Adlai Steven
son. Democratic candidate for vice presi-
dent. has left Lincoln for Lake Mime
tonka. Mimi, whore his family is stop
ping. He probably will remain there for
few days and then go to his home at
Bloomington. Ills, where he expects to
remain until formally notified of his nom
nation. Charles A. Towne also left for
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cnntnin pnn Mehster nena.

San Francisco July 11.-News is
received here Of the death in Alaska of
Captain Daniel Webster, which took
place June is, Captain Dan was well
known among the sailors of both the At
lantie and the Pacific coasts. For many
years he was engaged in the Whaling bust
ness in the east sailing from New Lon
don, Conn, and from New Bedford,
Mass.
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Washington Park Races Yesterday
Special to The sun.

pPOCI11I 70 Ile sun.
First-5IF. Golden Age, Handy Man,
Harry Herendeen. Time LOST.
second-lM 10Y. Tappan, Henry G.,
Sam McKeever Time l.46I.
Third NJ. Milwaukee, Sidney Lucas,
Floriza. Time 2O7.
Fourth-7lM 10Y. Clay Pointer, Ser.
rano, Espionage. Time l.453.
Fifth-lM. Blue Lick, Josephine B.,
La Josephine. Time l,4l,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York, July IL.
Money on call nominally at ~ per cent Prime
mercantile paper, sala414 per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in bankers
bills al 81. s6laa4.s6A for demand and at S4.s4a
4s4I4 for 60 days Posted rates, $4s5 and $4. SIP
Gates 6la4a62%c Bar silver, elise Mexican dol.
lars 4sAc. Government bonds steady. State
bonds easy, Railroad bonds irregular
Closino nrices.
The sun., 1900-07-12

Fourth Race-Eight and one-half fur
longs. Three.year.olds. The Nautilus
Stakes.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS CURED.

I was troubled with severe female
weakness for over six month";. ! was
treated by ak very prominent physi-
clans without any marked benefit. My
last doctor was.a skilled specialist, and
be told me the only hcpe lay in an OPP
GRAFTON. Iheard Of Smiths Sure KID
nsy Cure, and after using It for one
month, Ifind myself cured, and even
The doctor who last treated me, now
pronounoes me we'll. Mrs. j. II Fayer
Atlanta, Ga. Price 50 cents. For sal,
lby eli druggists,
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SHIPPING GETTING LIVELY.

SHIPPING GETTING LIVELY.
BY reference TO the ship9lng report
in the TrAEs-cAIL this msning It
viii be seen that things are getting
lively in this line right about now and
from present indications the rharYes
will be lined with vessels the entire
winter. A very 1aIge number are
chartered and only few Of these are
looked for within the next week, but
when they do begin to pour in Bruins
wick viii be indeed busy.
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