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An Explosion Caused by Benzine.

An explosion of benzine at the home of j. ii.
Ashton, I7SO Massachusetts Avenue northwest, at
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, caused 4
fire which did $50 damage.
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The will Of Eugenia Donell, dated December O.
1899, was filed yesterday for probate. William G.
Morgan is named executor and guardian Of the
minor heirs.
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Obf s,saszs Gi1iieS
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81, 100.
The weather Indications.


Much colder Wednesday. with snow hurIies and
brisk westerly winds Thursday, continued cold
and partly cloudy weather.
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CONCLUDING THE TRIAL
The Smell Murder Case TO Be Given
to the Jury Today.

Argument Begun by the Government
Mr.. Gould Reviews the Testimony
MIR. Mitchell Severely Criticises
the Prosecution for Its Conduct.
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Low ,'de .................s:I2 AN and 80 Pm
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AMusEMENTs TODAY

Lamps it today. . 7 NJ
Lamps out tomorrow. .:..................O:liA AN
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PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JANUARY
New .lst and Both Full ---.--.------.-.I5ts
FiTst qualte......,.sth Last quarter. Is
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IT. then they are justified in assuming that
ne was conscious of the killing
Mr.. Gould began his argument at Z
O'Clock, and finished at $50.
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BACK TO WASHINGTON
President Mckinley Will Return to
the Capital to Remain Two Days.
Chnrlemagne Tower q Cnller.

CANTON. Ohio. July 3l.-prrsldcnt
Mckinley, accompanied BY Secretary
Cortclyou, will leave Canton at 1890
Wednesday afternoon. Via the Pennsyl-
vnn!n railroad, reaching Washington
Thursday early. where no expects to
rcmuln two days.
President Mckinley's determination
to so to Washington Is not a sudden
one. nor, 1t Is stated, is II prompted by
any special business OF state withheld
from the ptthilc. s, He eSpccted. when
he entered upon his vacation to tako
occasional trips to the capital to con-
fer with cabinet members, and 10 at
tend to matters OF business which
could not be conveniently forwarded To
him here. and the present trip has been
contemplated for several days. He
expects to be back to- Canton by the
latter part of the week.
United States Ambassador to Russin
Charlemagne Tower, arrived to-day.
and will remain With the President rn-
III ! O'clock this afternoon. After n
short talk the President and Ambassa-
dor Tower were Joined } by Senator
Fairbanks. and the three went for n
drive about the city.
a social call OF Ohio state ofIlclnls
Republican candidates and committee.
mon. Will be made Tomorrow. The
party will arrive from Columbus abou.
II o'clock. and will be received by the
President before lunch. The AFFAIR ia
to be entirely Informal.
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ST. Michael,s Church Outing.

The annual picnic given by the COM
greGatIon OF St. Michael's church, OF
EdGington Lane, occurred at Pleasant
Valley Park yesterday. One OF the big
gest crowds OF the season was in at
tendance and II was Il great financial,
as well as social success. Dancing
was INDUCED In from o'clock In tho
afternoon until midnight, and the Casi-
no was nj all times crowded with tho
marry deYotess OF Terpslchore. Prot.
Noite furnished the music. At 4 o'clock
L number OF children rendered n pro-
gramme OF fancy dances. cake walks
and vocal selections. Miss Lizzie Gund-
ling had charge OF this feature and to
her is due It's success. I,;St ll.$
The Grand Opera HoIse orchestra
discoursed music on the grounds during
the evening. Meals and refreshments
were served during the day by a com
mittee OF ladies. headed by Mrs. Louis
DImmey and Mrs.. Anthony Slender,
The affair as whole. was TN unquali-
fed success aud reflects great credit on
the various committees having II In
charge. FF
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TOWN Els WITHDRAWAL
AS a Vics Presidential! Candidate Not
Determined-Hus Lett Bryan for
Duluth.

AS Vics Presidential Candidate Not
Determined--Hns Lett Bryan for
Duluth.
LINCOLN, Seb.. Juty 3i,-Thc with.
drawa! OF Charles 4. Towuc from the
PGpuiiS, ;lcket as vice presidential
candidate Is sill! an undecided ques-
tiOn. Sir. Towns spent nearly all OF to-
day In Lincoln and most OF the time
was with ", J, Bryan. Just before
leaving for Chicago tonight. h. de-
Cllred that he was not prepared TO Xay
whether he vii! remain on thu ticket or
Withdraw.
Neither Mr.. Bryan nor Mr.. Towac
would discuss the sublrct OF their CON
ference. That Il had 10 do with the
proposed withdrawal. however. theru IL
little Question Popu!ls. leaders her.
who talked with Townc say he Is s:ill
OF the opinion that he should retire. He
has offered his serv!ce to the Demo-
cratic national committee as n speaker
and to continue as Il candidate for vice
president would, they !ns!Et. put HIN In
Il position not far from ridiculous. Mr.
Townc IL cnroute TO his home at Du-
luth ln Il roundabout way and after he
renches there II Is believed hr will an
Uounce his decision. He came 10 Lin
coin direct from Nevada, where he has
been making speeches and regards the
outlook from his standpoint good In the
western states.
a meeting OF the Democratic state
ccntra! and PopulIst executive COM
mIttccs was held here to-day. Mr..
Bryan madc Il short address to the
Democrats. counselIng and predicting
harmony among the fusion forces OF
Nebraska.
L. s. Corser. OF MInnesota, and Judsa
Joseph Brown, OF Ohio called on Mr.
Bryan to-day.
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FOURTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
Select Elliott Northcott Chairman of
the Executive Committee-John 7.
Harris to Have Charge of Literary
Bureau Of State Committee.

Special Dispatch to the Intellgenccr.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July 81
The Republican executive committee
for the Fourth congressional district
organized ut the BIennerhuSsett hotel
here this afternoon. by elccting Elliott
Northcott. OF Huntington, chairman:
Johr T. Harris. OF Parkersburg, secre-
tary, and Frank S. Smith, OF Parkers.
burg. treasurer. Parkersburg will be
the headquarters of the committee for
the campaign.
1t vas announced that Chairman
Northcott would be one OF the nssist-
ant secretaries. and that Mr.. Harris
would be in charge OF the literary bu-
reau OF the State Republican Execu-
tive Committee, whose headquarters
will, probably open here tomorrow.
Hon. James a. Hughes was present
at the meeting to-day. He had Just
come from a trip through the counties
In the southern end OF the district, and
expressed himself as highly pleased
with the situation there. He said
that there would be an increased vote
cast In those counties for the Republic
can ticket THIS fall All OF the COM
mitteemen gave n report OF tho sltua-
ton In their respective counties, and
these reports were very satisfactory.
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DUKE ALFRBD'S DEATH
Due to Intcmperancc - Hnbitually
Carried to His Bed at Nisht

Quo TO lntcmperance - Hnbitunlly
Carried to His Bed at Night.
p BERLIN. July 3l.-Thc body of the
late Duke OF Coburgh and Go,ha
VIII be conveyed Tomorrow to the
Maurice church. at Coburg. where II
VIII lie In state. The new duke, who.
on July -, was appointed a lieutenan,
IN the frusainn army, and who for
some time has been receiving military
education In Potsdam, Is for the mo.
ment The guest OF King Oscar, OF Swe-
den. He Is expected TO arrive here to-
morrow. He will not attain his major.
tty until 1905 and by the Coburg law.
passed In 1928. hereditary prince Ern,
est Won Hohenloho Longenberg, son.in-
law OF the Int duke, becomes the re-
gent. ~
II Is rumored here In political circles
that the death OF Duke Alfred was due
to intemperancc. It being town talk In
CoburS that he was habltually carried
to his bed ut night. soddcn with liquor.
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10 q report At Taku the allied forces
were TO begin the campaign toward
Feking Tomorrow" Allowing for ihs
time occupied IN the transmission OF the
dispatch Gy boat from Takn TO cha
Foo. II Is ps0h@SiS thar u the report
was true. the advance began today.
and the a!Rli.s are already on the way
10 peking. That they should star,
without waiting for Chnftec's torcc.
small taLuSh It IL, Is surprising.
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DUQUESNE LIMITED WRECKED.
Train Running Eight Hours Late
Plunged Into n FEeight-F!ve Per-
sons Injured.

ociAo 4HJuASA'
CUMBERLAND. Md, July sl.-Thn
Baltimore & Ohio DudueSnc limited.
from Pittsburgh. colIldpd this morning
with Il local freight. at Mt. Savage
Junction three miles west OF here. The
Injured are:
p. Frank Whitelaw. Cleveland. o.. slight
ly cut about the head and shoulders.
Mrs, Mary Dolan. Pittsburgh. Pm,
spine injured.
D. NJ. Bull. BuIlsvllc. n. Y. cut on
the head.
Dominic Cartepey, Italian. cut about
face.
Henry Doushlas. Homecoming, Nd.
passenger fireman. bruised In jumping.
The passengers were all injured In be-
inE thrown by the sudden stop, No one
Is thought to be seriously hurt.
The passenger train was eight houta
late, having been detained by freigh.
dcraIlment at Ohio Pyle. Tho two
trains were to have passed at Mt, Saw
age Junction siding. The fog was so
thick that objects could not be seen
few feet away.
Engineer Cunningham. OF Pittsburgh.
was In charge OF the passenger engine.
and Engineer Darncli and Fireman Col.
Inns both of ConrellsviIle, were on tho
freight engine. All Jumped.
The engines. while badly damaged,
remained On the track. The tender
tammed Into the baggage coach, but tho
other coaches we're but little damaged.
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NO DELAY
For the Advance on Pelsiu to be Toll
Grated BY England-salisbury Ac-
quiesces With Hay.

Grated BY England-salisbury Ac-
quiesces With Hay.
LONDON, July 3l.-The United
States ambassador. Joseph II. Choate.
saw Lord Salisbury this evening and
Hscertuined his views With regnrd to
the changes In the Chinese situation
brought abou. by the direct dispatch
from Pckin. Lord Salisbury assured
Mr.. Choate that Great Britain had no
intention OF delaying the advance on
Pekln nor, so far as he knew, had any
other power. @
Lord Salisbury entirely acquicsced In
Secretary Hays desire that the ad-
vance be undertaken as speedily as
possible. He had no intention OF bar
gaining with China In any way. shape
or form until the ministers were safe
under their own military escort
Tho Associated Press correspondent
here understands that China is making
strenuous efforts TO come to some
agreement with the powers previous to
handing over the ministers: but this
Will not be considered for moment.
Ono. Pek!n has been reached and the
ministers have regalneo their liberty.
the powers have agreed aggression Will
cease and reparation will become a
matter OF negotiation. Lord Salisbury
believes It may still be proved that the
Chinese government is not responsible
for the attacks on the legations except
In so far as all governments are re-
sponsible for the maintenance of order.
It is expected that within, n few days
free communication WITH be established
With the ministers In PeSin,
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TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY OF
NINTH SICK
Gallant Regiment In Bad Condition.
Call MAde for Doctors and Hos
pithl Corps Men.
CONGER SENDS A MESSAGE.
Says All Safe and Well-Gcneral
chaGee win Proceed W!th His
Small Army TO pekln.

WASHINGTON, July Si.-Tha war
department this evening received tw1
cRbIegrnms from China. One road:
CHE FOO.
ITO CorbIn. Washington.
"TIrn 7'sIn. july :0th,--Fl!ntshirc ar
rived 9Th. Two hundred and ntty-
segen Ninth Infantry sick, Ten doctors.
100 hospital corps rnen. ,wan:y s!sna!
men needed. Unayo!daOlp delay un.
laadIng transports, Foreign troops ar
Tlv!ng.
(Signcd) "DACGETT"
Firing Has Ceased.
The other read:
che Foo (undatcd.)
'ro CorbIn. Washington.
'"rien Tsin. July 27.-AlesSagc Jus, re-
celved from CoHger, aays since IGth, By
agreement, no nrinR. Have provisions
for several weeks, little ammunition. ait
safe, we'll"
y tDaggetO report allied forces soon
advance. Practically no !oohng by
Americana. no uGHeceSBary killing, In.
diana arrived 2Gth. Order Mccain.
s'aden, both Aliens, Mitchell. Bryce to
4oia regiment here.
ts'sned) "DAGGETT."
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NOBLE IMPULSE
Actuated Governor Atkison in Offer
ing West Virginia Troops for Chi
nese Service, Says General Corbin.

Actuated Governor Atkison in Offer
ing West Virginia Troops for Chi
nese Service, Says General corbin.
Special Dispatch to the In,elligcncer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 81.
Governor Atkinson Ia In receipt of the
following letter from Adjutant General
Corbin In RESPONSE TO his offer OF the
state guard for Chinese service:
War Department,
Adjutant Generals Ohlce,
WASHINGTON. July q, 1900.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson, Governor of West
Virginia.
sIR:-1 have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter of the
2lst Inst. to the secretary OF war. in
which, In case Of more troops being
needed to protect American interests In
China, or elsewhere. you say that you
can furnish two regiments OF infantry.
fully equipped. drilled, organized and
Differed in strict accordance with Uni.
ted States army regulations. and to In
form you that there Is no authority OF
law for the acceptance OF any volunteer
troops other than those now in service,
but the secretary desires me to convey
TO you his appreciation of the noble
and patriotic impulse which prompted
the tender. Very respectfully.
H. c. CORBIN,
Adjutaat General.
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oREGoN's OFFICERS
Are Eticssnt, Says Captain wilde.
Been No Disposition to Cyiticise.


WASHINGTON. d. c., July Sl.-The
navy department to-day recetv=s the
following cable from Captain Wilde, OF
the Oregon. which is in dry dock at
Kure, undergoing temporary repairs:
please correct press statements OF
!nct,lclen, officers on Oregon. No ship
has more efficient officers"
The dispatch from Captain Wilde
came as surprise to the department,
as there had been no disposition here
10 cr!t!clse either him or his officers for
the mIshRp TO the great battlcshtp. The
chief OF the bureau OF navigation states
TINT Captain Wilde has aboard tho
Oregon m unusually competent and ef-
hcient complement OF officers. and
pleasure was taken In giving Captain
Wilde's statement to the public.
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Nearly All Legations DESTROYED.

PARIS, july 3t.-According to dis
patches received at the foreign Office to-
day, the Austrian. Spanish. Hawaiian
and Holland legations at Picking nave
been destroyed, and the French lesa-
tion has been partially wrecked. The
attacks on the legations ceased some
days ago. The emperor and empress
are living in peklng.
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o: tEa last expedition sent from Manila
haze been landed. sHd it Is. os courtc.
Apparen: that the horses and most D.:
the eqU!pment ot the sir;h cavalry are
h;!u al sea. The NtRth infantry and
the two 6aita!!GHs o; the FouHe*nth
!ntan,ry, together with the maEinss,are
the only troops o: the United States
actually available on Ch!nese soil a.
lhlN TING.
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Welcorne Intellirencc.

WASHINGTON. July 3i,-The oftictnt
confirmation OF the news that Minister
Conger is safe and well. coupled with
the statement that he has provisions
for several weeks. and that the firing
on the legation has ceased. was welcome
intelligence. although not unexpected
in view OF recent views
II ls expected that all the energies
OF the government. as well as that OK
the other nations. will be concentrated
for the advance on Pekin. Several OF
the reports which have come from
China seem TO ind!cnte that this will
OCCUR ngnin
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Can't Hold Out Long.

ROME, July S1.-The commander OF
the italian cruiser Elba, at Tien Tsiu.
received the following telegram to-day
from the Japanese military attache Mt
Pekin. dated July 90:
The legations are eagerly awaiting
relief, can't hold out long. Sixty Euro.
peans killed."
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Good Profits in 1iuseed oIl.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The American
Llnseed OIL ompany issued to-day It's
first annual statement For the flscaI
year ended March /. 1900, the ne,
earnings were s2.O2S.00o. For the per
cent dividend on the preferred stock
Sl,lls.9co was required. leaving a bal.
ance to profit and loss OF :s11, 800, or sur.
fc!ent to pay dividend OF 5.ti pcr cent
on the common stock OF the company
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DR., GRAY SUICIDES.
Was Interested in the Oil Business
in West Virginia.

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-Dr Jas.
D. Gray. aged forty-two years, who
came here on business from philadel-
phia, Monday. with his wife, committed
suicide by taking chlorotorm. No mo.
tive is assigned for the deed. He was
Interested in the oil industry In West
Virginia. and had business interests al
ParkersburS, W. Va, phIladelnhIa
Baltimore and Washington.
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TO AMEND GoEBEL LAW.
Governor Beckham viii Call an Ex-
tra Session Of the Legtsiature

FRANKFORT. KY, July 3l.-Gov.
ernor BeclSham h0s decided to cali an
extra session OF the legislature at some
date between August il ana September
TO amend the Gocbel election law. II
Is understood that bill already has
been Prepared tor noa-partlSan election
commissions in each OF the counties to
report TO non-pnrtisan Commission,
with two representatives OF each party
on the state committee and one each
for the county boards.
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Russians Get the Same News,

BRUSSELS. July 3i.--The Russian
minister here has received message
from Admiral AleX!eff. at Taku. rcas-
sur!ng him OF the safety OF hts broth
er. VI. Michael De Giers. the Russian
minister In Pek!ng.
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Strike Ended at Georges I. cree,,

CUMBERLAND, Md, July Sta
break In the strike in the Georges
creek coal region, which has prevailed
for nearly four months, seems certain
tomorrow. over a thousand men hay
Ing applied for tools, Sheriff James
Martin is In the mining region deput;z-
ing men on both sides to aas.ss In pre-
Sasyinr. order. 4 yS N, 4 \ NJ 80 =
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Misconstrued the Evidence.

MiSconstrued the Evidence.
Powers admitted part OF a CONVEX,
sat!on with Representative Hanpsoa,
OF Knox county. but said Hampton
had nlsconStEued the main point.
What he said was that II daOhci
should become governor and witness
htId on to the office OF secretary Of
State. that somebody might NssasstnAts
him. but d!d not mean to InsInusa&e that
Goebel would have that dcae. He also
admitted that while In jail at FTank-
fort. he urged CultOn 10 not testify In
the application for bail. but sa,d that
he made that recommendation FOR Gut
toms own good and not because hs
knew anything that would iniure the
witness. He denied that he made GER
tain statements TO MtSs Susie snuttsr,
0! Williamsburg, or that he offered bar
any inducement 10 leave the state and
not to testify aSA!rs; him.
Was Not Surprised at Her.
'I did say TO her" the witness con-
,inucd. that was surprised 10 see
her here. as she had not been summon
ed. She said they told her she had to
come md that she did not have monsy
enough to Leave the state. offered to
loan her some money and she might
have used this as she saw at, do not
recall having had such conversation
with her as she claimed. but I did not
want her to testify against me and
had rather now that she had not done
60"
The witness told OF letter which no
said he received from Robert 'NoHkes
in March. In the letter he says Noakcs
offered his services as Il witness, say
Ing that he would disprove the charges,
made against witness by Wharton Gol-
den, whose confession was being given
great attention by the newspapers at
that time. In the letter. Powers de-
cluItd %oakes said he heard Golden
say that Powers and Finley did not
whnt anybody except little Methodist
preachers TO. so OH the mountain ex-
curslon to Frankfort" and this was
offered by &onkcs as evidence TO Offset
Godcns charge that Powers told him
to get up crowd OF regular noun
tain feudIsts,"
The direct examination wns conclude
ed at 2:5O.
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SENATOR PETT1GREW,s SON
Joins the Boer ArmrPreparins t,
Retreat. rza

LONDON, july a1.-The Lourerso
Mac1ras correspondent OF the Dali,
Express says; .
The Hoers are preparing to retreat
from Wattrvalboven.
Frank Pett!erew. son OF United
States Senator PettiGrcw. has arrived
here, ana has Joined Commandant so.
.Sa.S STAN llF ~ -
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ARMIES ON THE MARCH
In. the Direction of Pekin, IL All Re-
ports Arc True.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 3l,-ca-
elcs tr2m Admiral Remey and General
chaffee, both at Taku. bearing upon
the conditions IN Peklng and Mt Ti.n
'Tsln, came to band over night. .Ad-
niral Re:ney confirmed the .nfo-ma-
ton that the legations were sa:c up to
the 2ed instant. q
Geaerai Chaftees said that according
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Majestic Loaded with silver.

NEW YORK, July 3l,-The steamship
Majestic. smiling from Europe to-mor-
row. will take 100000 ounces Q. silver.
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morement Of sta,a1a,ah,n,.

Observation-Disclosures. LIVER
pool.
MOVILLE-Ethiopa. New York for
Glasgow; Sardinian. New York for
GLASGOW (nnd both proceededl. "a ...
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) LONDON. August Ia a. m. = Tien
Isln Wires that General Sir Alfred
Gasslce and stan. together with large
Ioseign reiaforcercnts, arrived there on
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CHE FOO. July &c.
Many symptoms OF greater calm, no.
tably an imperial edIct. are reaching us
at Che Foo in which the Chinese gov
ernment says It Is not responsible for
the condition OF affairs: that oil their
acts have been towards the malntc-
nance Of peace and that they intend to
respect the treaties towards foreigners
and missions"
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ev witnesses had given the sans ;esa-
Hfony In resarI TO the eoatsats OF ths
iestsr that ths fury should 1udSe ns to
The meaning OF It. Ths defense maas
an exception.