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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
OPPOSES SUBMARINE CRAFT.
Torpedo Boat Builder Thornycroft,
of England, Says 1t Is of
Little Use.

Mr.. Thornycroft, England's torpedo
boat builder, has been expressing in
teresting opinions on submarine boats.
He does not believe it necessary for
Great Britain to build submarine
boats, even if the experiments of 9TH
er nations have been quite successful.
He is carefully studying the problem
of devising a submarine destroyer
should it ever be necessary. He re-
CARDS the American submarine boat
as the best type yet made. But he
doubts its efficacy, even for harbor
defense
"a shell dropped in the neighbor-
hood of submarine boat" said Mr..
Thornycroft, "and exploded either
level or below it would afford sufli-
cient shock to crumple up the boat.
Possession of a submarine boat of
your own will not help you to find an
enemy's. They are at present of too
limited range and insufficient propell-
ing power to be really serious factor
and the unsatisfied problem of keep
ing a level keel under water is yet
to be solved. If 1 ever have to go
under water with a submarine boat
will prefer to sit outside
In spite of the pessimistic opinions
of Mr.. Thornycroft the British ad-
miralty has at last decided to grant
submarine boat designed by j. e.
Howard, of Tasmania, an official trial.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
A CLEVER CHINEE.
He Draws n Keen Comparison of His
Religion and Other
Peoples.

"One of the most brilliant men of nv
acquaintance is Chinaman," said John
B. Galore, of New York, to Washing
ton Post reporter. "He has a tea house
up in our metropolis, and he is a scholar
as well as importer of the leaf. We were
talking about the Chinese imbroglio
several days ago, and conversation
drifted from Boxers and the taking of
Peking to the teachings, of Confucius.
He called attention to the fact that mis-
sionaries were trying to Christianize
native Chinese who cling to religion
which has stood the fest 5000 years,
and had nearly 3OO,OOO,OoO followers,
while the Christian religion is scarcely
1000 years old with many followers OF
divided belief.
"'You Christian believers remind
me- he explained, of the Chinaman
who stood on the river shore and
watched the moon rise over the hill. A
ray of sublime light came to him. II
was beautiful. His friends were sta
toned at other places and he called to
them to come quick and behold his own
beautiful ray of light. They replied
that they also followed beautiful rays
of light to the same moon. From what.
ever position they looked they caught
ray equally as beautiful. That's the
way with religion, and especially yours
You are looking at the light of good.
ness, emanating from the Divine
source, and each thinks he has monop.
oily, like the lone Chinaman with his one
raw of light"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
BRADsTREET's REPORT.

By Associated Press.
New York Nov. 23.-Rradstreet's )
report says: Unsettled weather condi-
tions operated to curtail retail and
jobbing distribution this week, and
impaired a quieter tone to several
lines indirectly associated herewith.
Stock speculation was less rampant.
Last weeks records of bank clearings
has not been equaled. There is no ap-
parent loss of basic strength, and the
general level of staple prices has been
slightly advanced. In marine ship
ping circles distinct Improvement is
reported since the first week in No.
v9mber While the volume of business
in pig iron is still large it does not
equal that of last week Rather more
strength is exhibited by the cereals.
Cash wheat is slightly higher. Corn
receipts are generally of low grade, the
November option having been corner
ed at Chicago.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
SETTLE ODD BET IN GOTHAM.
Two Plncnrded Youths with Wheel.
barrow StartIe Broad
way.

The sense of humor of the tender
loin Broadway is nearly as broad as
the blocks near Forty-second street,
so the other night Broadway smiled
at first mystified, then UNDERSTANDING
ly, when two young men and a wheel
barrow appeared in the middle of the
street. The young men wore long
duck Outergarments and panama
straw hats. One rode and the other
wheeled him. He who rode mad at
tached to his person sign which, he
explained, he wore merely for protec-
tion. 1t .read
II voted for Mckinley. Don't
shoot"
The loser wore across his back: ~
am Bryan fool. Hit me-"
The advice was taken by crowd OF
newsboys. The winner of the bet was
Rufus b. Nassau, a member of the
Seventh regiment. He who walked
was Steve" Floyd, an advertising
man. The start was made from the
Girard hotel in Forty-fourth street
The party went down Broadway ia
the Rossmore and then back again. In
accordance with the odds of the bet
three to one-the winner wheeled
the loser one block out of three. A
feature of the parade was the liberia!
use of eggs in the hands of tenn
porarily hostile friends.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
FIo,rera In London.

Florists aver that London expends
$25, 900 day upon cut flowers.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
All IN tbe Interest Of science.

Prof. Emil Yung, of Geneva, Switz-
erland, has counted the ants in five
nests. Their numbers were 5s,O1s, 67,-
47O, 1898, 03,e94 and 47,s2s.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24

Builds up the system puts pure
rich blood in the veins; makes men
and women strong and healthy. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. At any drug
store,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-24
TOLEDO MARKETS.

BY Associated Press.
Toledo, o.. Nov, 23.-Wheat, 74ss;
corn, 3S19; oats, 221a rye, 51 clover
seed $6.10. Oil unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22
IONGHI'S BATTLE

BstEssn Iouden Campbell and Sam
Bolsn will Be the Sporting Feature
Of dewey Day Preliminary
SLATED Between Boyle and Burgo'
Big Crowd Expected.
TS-nights glove contest between
Louden Campbell. Of Pittsburgh. and
Sam Bolen, Of New York, win be the
sport attraction 81 dewey Day" and
Il bids fair to attract a Misunderstanding
crowd to the Metropolitan clubs Full
ton club house. and there is every as
surance that the crowd win witnesses a
very fast battle. The records Of both
men are familiar to all followers of the
ring, They are both clever, strong and
shlfty, and 1t is hard to pick the favor
lite.
According to the articles Of agree
ment, they are to weigh 12s pounds this
afternoon at o'clock. They win weigh
in at Oscar Gardeners saloon. While
they are matched to go twenty rounds,
many expect to see u Knockout before
the limit is reached.
The preliminary bout between Walter
Burgo and Frank Boyle, the latter of
Pittsburgh. IS attracting much atten-
ton, and 1t will be worth the effort to
get to the club house early. It will be
put on at $3.50 o'clock, the main event
following right after. There will be
many strangers present, big bunch
coming from Pittsburgh.
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MARTrN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling'r
Progressive Neishbor.

The entertainment TO be given at the
Star Theatre Friday and Saturday even
lngs by the alumni promises to be some
thing fine, and equal II mot superior TO
any home talent entertainment given
In this city This season. Part one, king
| Winters Carnival" will be a decided
novelty, in which about fifty children
will take part "The Temple Of Fame, .
the second part, will be very interest
ing, as well as instructive, and will in
itself be an excellent history lesson.
| Mrs Flora Williams, Wheeling's
famous soprano. who is so well and ia
vcrably known in this city, will be pres-
emit and render several vocal selections
each evening. Special scenery has been
prepared by j. II. Blumenberg for the
occasion, and the costumes Will be very
pretty and novel. Owing to so many
children taking part, the performance
will begin promptly at s O'Clock.
The mammoth fair, bazaar and fes-
tival given by st. Mary's church started
on Its four days journey last evening.
The doors were opened to the public at
is o'clock, and an immense crowd at
tended the opening night. The entire
first floor OF the large church building
Is devoted to the affair, and 1t was
taxed to its utmost last evening, not
withstanding the inclement weather
and the fact that the Wheeling Dewey
Day festivities practically began last
evening.
!. The Columbian Literary Society held
an open meeting at the Central school
last evening, and the high school room.
in which the exercises were held, proved
inadequate TO the large crowd Of peo-
pie who desired to attend, many being
turned away, not being able to secure
even standing room. An excellent lit
erary and musical programme was ren-
dered by members Of the society.
The Thoburn Post. G. A.. r.. will meet
at their hail. on Hanover street, at II
O'Clock this morning TO take Part In
the dewey Day" parade at Wheeling.
The post will SO from here to Bridge
port, where they Will join Brnnum Post
| and march In a body to Wheeling. All
are invited to meet with them and get
in "the push"
Two extra cars will be put on the
Martins Ferry division of the Wheeling
! street car line this morning to accom-
MEDIATE the large crowds that desire to
| witness the Dewey parade in Wheeling.
The public schools closed last even
ing for the remainder OF the week.
Reserved seats for the alumni enter
| tainment Saturday evening will be on
sale this morning at 8 o'clock at Rail
ston's drug store.
Miss Ellen Mitchell came down from
Pittsburgh yesterday TO spend few
days with her mother on South Front
street.
Thomas Boycott. ST.. Is candidate
for assessor from the First ward before
the Republican primaries
The following hours will be observed
at the postoffice to-day: Z 10 a. M,
II to 70 and 6 to p. m.
Stephen Hipklns is Republican can
didate for council from the Fourth
ward.
The banks and freight offices will be
closed all day, this being n legal holl-
day.
r. b. Reineck has returned from a
six weeks business trip to Chicago
The drug stores viii close at noon
to-dnY.
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WE11snuIn
Doings of People in q couhH.,
~ Metropd . J.

I Ooings OF Eeople II - n
" Metrope
Tho Republican nomif ier city
oHices will be made tgrday.
March 10. hut the mani l5minat-
ing, whether by primo on Or
mass convention, has nd eeided.
SO far as known there pqsltlo.l
10 the RECOMMENDATION q Ciefk
Abram Montgomery en- lfHldent
Henry Single, Of the bpl7 q edueeai-
tion, the only offices to lll TINS
year on the general tick
The water board has council
for permission to lay 4piuonal
main from the river 70 erNolr;
and also TO purchase adl grounu
on DuVal's hill for a ne Volt or
the enlargement Of the one;
present water works o4 %. ttrS 9s,l
almost TO It's fullest capac and with
the rapid growth Of the 9n some
thing must speedily be dp1
Charles AfcKelvey, sou ne r. ..
McNelvey. and q you tpaPeI
man well known In Whe lng. dled az
Toledo, o.. on Monday genlng, aged
about. twenty-three year. Hia body
arrived here yesterday arc Was buried
LTQIu kAlE AGoAA@AAsG - 10y
4 O'clock p. m.
Ex-Mnyor E. A. Trost the we'll
known druggist, has 5aen named by
Governor Atkinson as one Of the west
Virginia delegates to the National Pure re
Food and Drug Congress % be held m
Washington on March z
The electric street llghts have been
off for week past, a break n the ma
chlnery at the plant having pecesslta
ted sending to Cleveland Tor repairs.
The arc lights will be on tonight.
In the partition Of the Applegate
farm, Nina Apologize paid 1875 Tor
choice and gets the realdenee and ~
acres OF land, while T. e. Apologize
takes 2l4 acres Of land.
The public schools win Be closed to-
dny. and most of the manufacturing
plants will shut down, to. give every
body a chance to go TO Wheellng and
see Dewey.
Prosecuting Attorney r. Il. Cotton Is
the recipient OF some very compliment
tary notices from the state press, con-
corning his candidacy for attorney gen
eral.
Inv Cooper Is in Charleston, W. Va,
having gone to attend a meeting OF the
state association of underwriters and
to visit his sister, Mrs. Henry a. wise.
Editor Samuel Jacob. Of the Herald,
left last evening for New Orleans, to
attend the meeting Of the National Ed
itorial Association.
The Protestant Episcopal church
choir will give a concert at George
Chapel, Friday evening.
Postodice hours to-day: 2 to $3.50 a.
M, and to sp. m.
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nr1rArRr HAppEN1Nes.
Matters of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of Belmont County

Seven colored men were landed in
the lookup Tuesday night as result
of an attempt to rescue one OF their
number from an officer who had arrest
ed him for being disorderly on the
street. They oil belong to the gang
working on the Baltimore & Ohio inn
proVements west OF the city, and had
been paid on Tuesday. They came to
Bellaire to spend their money and sue
ceeded.
THE wife Of Attorney George t.
Moore died late Tuesday night, Of con-
sumption. They had been married
about n year. The husband and an in
FAINT son survive the wife and mother
Tho remains will he taken to Warnock
this morning for interment.
Jones & McGraw have begun work on
the new addition to the Bellnlre bottle
works and win push the building, SO
that the tank can be built in spite OF
the weather. The bottle works Will
have three times its present capacity
when finished.
The street car service on this side Of
the river promises to be better to-day
than 1t has ever been to accommodate
those who want to go to Wheeling. The
cars will stop at the end OF the bridge
in Wheeling, and viii not run around
the loop.
The postoffice will close at noon to-
day, as will many Of the business
houses. The banks will be closed all
day, and with fair weather there will
be great crowd from here at Wheel
ing, in the afternoon and evening.
A party OF coal operators from along
the line Of the Cleveland, Loraln G.
Wheeling railroad. were In town Tues-
day afternoon, accompanied by w. C.,
Hanlon, chief OF the civil engineering
corps.
Cook Danford and c. w. Bante have
both announced their candidacy for the
nomination for city solicitor at the Re-
publican primaries. and the friends Of
both viii rally all the support they
can.
Popular vote primaries In the conn
~ is likely to grow in favor until Il Is
adopted. The people might as well
vote direct for the candidates as for
delegates who make the ticket.
The Hentherington-E band fair Is
attracting Freht crowds each night.
There has been a band known as Hea-
thcringtons for about sixty years, In
this city.
John Preston, who was stricken with
paralysis last week, Is still confined to
his bed. though his condition IL thought
to be improved.
Literary exercises were held in the
high school yesterday afternoon, and
the schools dismissed until Friday.
The meetings OF the revivalists at
the Christian church are growing in
Tuesday night.
Bellaire Chapter. Royal Arch Masons.
VIII hold special meeting Friday
night for work
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pRIpaEPoRT HAPPENTNes.
Events of Day In the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Four Cleveland & Pittsburgh section
men at work between this city and Mar
tins Ferry were arrested by officer
Sands yesterday afternoon. A gang OF
men were at work on the water main
which 10 being extended to the Buckeye
planning mill. and the section men are
charged It'll interfering with the other
men Mt work The ditch where both
crews were employed is said to be the
property OF the railroad company. The
unrest OF the section men may cause
some fun.
Harry Freemnn has announced his
candidacy for mayor on the Republican
ticket. His entering the race makes
n three cornered fight, the cortestnnts
being Charles Junklns and c. c. Coch-
ran in addition to the one above named
Miss Mary Delnny very charmingly
entertained number OF her friends last
evening at her home In ActnavIlle
About ten couples were present, and
an enjoyable evening nj cards WINS spent
by all. Refreshments We're served.
Seneca Lyle's horse, which was at
tachcd to the delivery wagon, fright
ened at the street car compdny's new
snow pillow and ran OF, and did consId-
crnblc damngc to the wagon before be-
lng captured.
Mrs John Goodwin md daughter
Miss Alice. returned to East Liverpool
yesterday after a short visit with rela-
tiycs In this city.
The following viii be observed as holI-
day hours at the postofice to-day; to
10 a M. and to p M
Miss Minnie Phillips, of Washington,
Pa. IL the charming guest OF Miss Eva
Coss for q few days.
Mrs. Thomas Morton, Of Pittsburgh,
~ the guest OF the family OF j. e. True
man, In Kirkwood.
Miss Hattie senbrlght, Of Blaine. Ia
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rR1ADE1pH1A REPUBIIoANs
Organize and Elect ofiesrs-Dels-
gates to League Convention.

Organize and Elect oHlcers-Dels-
gates to League Convention.
The Republicans of rriadeiphia dis
trlct held mn unusually large and en-
thusiastlo meeting at Hands hall, in
elm Grove, last evening. The following
officers were elected: George w. Hum
phreys, president; W. H. Wharton,
treasurer: Herman l.. ArbenE, secre-
tary.
A finance committee was appointed
consisting Of the Following hustllng Re-
publlcans: John Arbenz iry U. N.
Hervey, james FRAZIER,
Delegates selected to attend the meet
ing of Republican clubs at ParkerS-
burg, were the following; John Ar
benz. IT,. Lester Smith. John W. HUI
gus, William splndlcr. James Frazier.
1she Riternates are; Robert Ahder-
son, Charles selbert. James Blrkett,
George Mccoombs, W. q Baird.
The meeting was then turned into q
good cld-fashlonOd Republican 'love
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feast," John Arbehg 1r candidate for
dc domination for prosecuting attor-
neg, was called on for speech and
treated the boys to an address that
YES admittedly one Of the abiest ef-
torts heard IN Republican circles this
shbrt talks were made by President
Hutnphreys Robert Anderson, Lester
Smith Charles seibert. Richard Me-
fprdy, JAMES Beans and George Bel,
.district.
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tho guest Of friends IN l for 2
sc% days
Mrs, J, D, Moore Of enains
few days with rslatif Pc CITY
Miss Gertie seabrigi laine, V
the guest Of Miss Masg
miss Nancy slmpson, l1pnrs, =
visiting fr!cnds In the
william Lawrence, ot % el4lf
Ing on friends IN THIS
The grocery stores eloae q
noon to-day;
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EXECUTORS SALE.
NXECTIToR's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE.
/ viii sell at auction at the north front
door OF the court house, on

IL REAL E5TAIEs
viii sell at auction at the north front
door Of the court house, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1900.
commencing at 10 o'clock .. N, the fol-
lowing pieces OF valuable real estate TO-
lot No. pos Market street; improve
menta, q two.story brick house, containing
S rooms and hall; lot fronting y teet OF
Market street, depth ia feet to Alley 81
in good repair.
Also lot No. ~ on Twentieth street. now
uc~SpiOd by Bethel Mission, fronting Y
feet On Twentieth street, about . feet 81
rear, and 90 feet deep 70 . private alley.
Also lots Nos. q and . on I.Wentieth
street, fronting fIlk feet on Twentieth
street, % feet deep to a private aiiey; I'M
prOvementB, one double tw0-at0fy brick
containing eight rooms each, With base
ment. both gases and water
Also lot No. 2ili Eoh street fronting
&c i-S feet on Eoff street., running back lOC
feet to an alley; improvements, one two
story brick house, containing rooms.
Also vacant lot No. litl Hon street,
fronting IS Ia feet on Eoh street, running
back 100 feet 10 an alley,
TERMS OF SALE ne-lhlfu cash on
day OF sale and the balance N two equal
lnsiallments OF one and tive years, with
interest The deferred paymelts to be
secured by deed Of trust
JOHN MIXER Executor.
G. 8. GREER. Auctloneef. Ielb-t&th
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N0TlCE 10 CONTRACTORS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LANNON'S.

s uAfMoNs.
The state OF West Virginia:
10 tho Sheriff OF Ohio County GFeet'nG'
we command that you summon James
j Kirby, IL he be found In your baillwick,
10 appear at the clerks office Of the clt-
cult court Of Ohio county, at rules 10 %
held for said court, on the tirst Monday IN
February, 1900. to nnsyer bill IN chancery
nxhibited against him in the said cor,
by Allie Kirby, and have then nnd
there this writ Witness c, II. IienninE'
clerk Of our said court at the court housc
Of said county, in the city CT Wheel.nS, the
SFd day OF February. laO, and " the Sih
c. II. HENNlEG, Clerk.
A copy-Attest: c. II. Henning, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22
NEE RIvER.
yEsTDRDAY's DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAY . OEAE AM CSsANS'
Pitfeburgh -, BEN HuR, 3 ,. m.
Sistersville. !. RUTH, $3.50 p N.
ClarinEtori. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteirbenyilIe.. n. n. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh ..LoRENA, 8 Il. m.
HincinnhtI. QUEEN CITY, .. m.
Pittsburgh. .GRBE6NR0QR. 3; e.
Sisterqyille, RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CIarinFton LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
SteubenVllle. n. N, BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS Leaving TOMORROW,
Sislersville. RUTH, SGD y. m.
6lnrInCtor. -. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
steubenvilie. n. n. BAYiSE. $50 p. m.
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ENTHUSIASTIC
,,..ang Of Republicans a. Pythiau
Castle Last Night.
Observation-Disclosures.

Richard robertson Calls the Meeting
10 order and Introduces s, o. Boycs
as chsirman-Mr. BOyce Eulogises
Congressman Freer-Mueh Enthus-
,.sm Manifested-Tsxt OF Colonel
Fresrs Rsmarks-The Attendance
was a Disappointment,
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ORDER on PrnLIcATIoN.


Tho state OF West Virginia, ohio
County, -;
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West
Virginia, February Rules. 100.
Allie Kirby VS.. James j. Kirby-in Chan
Gerry,
The object Of this suit Is to obtain de
vorce from tho bond OF mntrimony with
said defendant on the. ground Of more
than three years Abandonment OF sala
plaintiff by said defendant
And Il appearing from nm nfidnv,t MED
IN said cause. at these Rules, that the az :
fendnnt James j. Kirby, Il not resident OF
Inc state OF West Virginia, and he me-
suit, on motion Of the plaintiff, BY her ~.
tOrney. this order Of publication u entered
against him. and II Is ordered that the sAlu
defendant, above named, be and nc u re-
uuIred 10 appear Within one month after
the date OF the first publication OF this or
dor, and do what "a necessary 70 protect
his interests. II Is further ordered That
this order be published and posted as re-
witness, G. H.HenS.ng, clerk Of said
court, at the court house Of said county
this eth day Of February, 1870 to-wlt' Feb'
fuary Rules, 1900. 80.
Published the flrst time February 3 1900.
G. II, HENNlNG. Clerk.
Attest, c. II. HENNlSG. clerk
W. ]. W. CoWDEN, Attorney Tor PAIN
NOTICE TO FARE DISPOSITIONS.
Aille Kirby vs. James ]. Kirby In Chan
Gerry, in the Circuit Court for Ohio Coun-
~, w. Va;
Take notice that tho dispositions Of Mary
A Howard, Lillian Conley, Benjamin VIM
land and Allie Kirby VIII bc taken At thn
law ofii6e OF w. j, W. Cowden, No. iil1
ChaplIno street. "a The city OF Wheegns.
ihe 18th day OF March, 1900, between tho
hours Of . o'clock q. M and 2 o'clock y m.
10 bs read In evidence In The above named
caube on behalf OF taid plaintiff, Ana y
from any Cause the taking Of EHid depoal-
lion shall no, be commenced, or being com.
mcnced shall not be completed, on said
day the taking OF tho same shall he adj
joirnCd from time TO time until the same
shall be completed. ..
ALLIE KIRBY, pluinun,
ny W. ]. w. CoWDEN her Attorney,
no JAMES ]. KIRBY. Defendant fes
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