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wheeling 5-CoIumbus 4.
N. Castle 9-Youngstown 8.
FIT. Wayne 11-DaytOn 10.
Mansfield 6-ToIedO g.
STANDING OLE cLuRs.
Special to the Register.


COLUMBUS, o., May 9.-Eddie
Pooles splendid work in the box, and
the gilt edged support which he re-
ceived, enabled the Nailers to win the
last game of the series from the SEN
ators, in the presence of a very small
crowd of spectators. The work of the
Wheeling infielders was sensational,
the outfeld having but two put outs.
Pequinney, Rothermel, Lyons, and
Poole accepted all kinds of difficult
chances. Poole was very effective with
men on Che bases, and kept the safe
ones scattered, while in the fifth, the
Nailers punched hits and profted by
the errors of the home team. President
Riley is determined to strengthen the
home club. Breern appeared at third
to-day and Francis was transferred to
second. to take the place of Cronin,
who has been released. Further chang
es will be made on the team as soon
as Riley succeeds in landing play
ers for whom he now has lines out.
The score:
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IN washington.
Continued From First Page.

saying a great many things l never
thought of saying"
In view of that fact, wouldn't it
be a good thing TO make clear state
ment of your position now?" he was
asked.
No, indeed replied the governor
with radiant smile. You see the
things / have said cover the situation
so fully that to add 70 them would be
wholly unnecessary"
Who do your think would be a
good man for second place on the
ticket?' the governor was asked.
"Awuflly rainy. disagreeable day,
isn't it?' he responded, opening the
door far enough to let in a breath of
the cold air from the street. $50 glad
to meet all of the old newspaper boys
again. Yes, I'll be here till Saturday,
but it's a purely social call. Coming
to live in Washington again? Oh,
yes, some time. not next spring,
though. Good bye"
Gov. Roosevelt was with the Presi-
dent about half an hour this morning
Later a close friend of the Governor
and also of the President, stated that
the President and the administration
generally, are in full harmony with the
Governors purpose not to allow his
name to be used in connection with
the Republican Vice Presidential NOM
ination. They were convinced that he
could do the party greater service in
the campaign as a candidate for Ie-
election as Governor of New York
than as candidate for the Vice Pres
idency. Gov. Roosevelt is strongly of
this view, and it can be stated posi-
lively that he will not permit his
name to be placed on the national
ticket 1t is not believed that he has
as yet reached a conclusion in his
own mind as to who would be the most
available candidate for the second
place. 1t was stated at the White
House after Gov. Roosevelt left, that
he had accepted an invitation from
the President to dinner on next FRI
day evening
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snecial to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CADIZ, O., May 9.-In North town
snip the Henderson Oil Co. have a
duster on the |. 0. Uhl farm. This
was not expected and the well viii be
drilled to the next sand. A bonus OF
500 has been refused on a tract of
twenty-three acres nearby.
The Pollock Oil Co have a well In on
the Henderson farm, and will soon be
down with one on the A. A. Kellar
farm, and rigs preparing for three
others.
In the Cadiz field the Bricker Is drill
ing two more wells, one just east of
their famous gusher, and one on the
Robb farm. The Ohio Oil Co is re-
ported TO be preparing to drill more
wells on the Thompson farm near the
gas well that exploded with such ter
rible results last November
The Rife well still battles the driIlers
who have been fishing for the past
three months.
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in in some quarters that all might not
crowds indicated.
The police for the first time since
the strike began showed some appre-
citation of the situation and by keep
ing the crowds moving prevented a
repetition of the riotous demonstra-
tions of the previous day. The streets
were filled with people, many of them
bearing small placards on their hats
and coats expressing sympathy with
the strikers, but they were not allowed
to congregate.
The most important development of
the day was meeting of prominent
citizens at the mayors Office in the
morning. After assuring Mayor Zeig-
enheim of their hearty cooperation in
all he might do to preserve peace and
secure a settlement of the strike, the
gentlemen proceeded to the -Four
Courts, where the police board was in
session. The same representations
were made to the board and the dele
cation asked that efforts be made to
preserve order. They were assured
that the board was doing all in its pow
er and during the conference the plan
of massing the entire police force of
the city upon a single line was sug-
gested. This plan was later put into
effect with some success. Another law
and order meeting was held at the
Mercantile Club at 4 o'clock.
1t was day of proclamations, man
ifestatoes, statements and explana-
lions. While the strikers and the
street railway company rested on their
arms, SO to speak, there was a good
deal of epistolary activity along the
line First and foremost, there was a
proclamation from Mayor Ziegenhein,
calling upon the people to preserve or
der and avoid gathering on the streets.
Chief of Police Campbell sent a report
to the commissioners telling them why
he had been unable to control the
crowds Tuesday and Tuesday night.
The presidents of both the street rail-
way companies addressed communica-
lions to the board asking for protec-
ton and the men who were managing
lining their position.
The operation of cars on the subur-
ban system under strong police
guard was decided upon at noon and
the cars began to leave the Dehodia-
mont terminus at o'clock. Along
the line hundreds of officers, both
mounted and on foot, were stationed
and for an hour previous to the time
set for opening the line they were con-
stantly engaged in keeping the CROWDS
moving. No effort was made to pre-
vent the cars from passing and by the
time half dozen cars had passed the
crowd of spectators had melted away.
At all crossings policemen were sta
toned, but there were no violent dem
onstrations and very few of the strik-
ers were visible.
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ATTEMPTED RAPE.

Lady Telegraph Operator on the
Chesapeake &c OHIO Assaulted by
Negro.
Special to the Register.
HINTON, w. Va, May 9-To-night
at o'clock, a negro, supposed to be
VIII Lee, attempted to assault Mrs. H..
H. Diefenbach, Chesapeake & Ohio
operator at Sandstone Falls, five miles
west Of here.
She had just returned to her Office
after giving a signal to a passing train
when the negro rushed and grasped
her by the throat, throwing her down.
AT that time an east-bound freight
pulled up and the negro made his es-
cape.
Mrs. Diefenbach was painfully
scratched and her clothes torn.
Sheriff George, accompanied by the
police force of this city, left at once in
search of the fiend. Public feeling is
high here tonight.
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OIL NEWS.

Special 70 the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, May o.
The Henderson Oil Co.'S No on the
A. a. KelIar farm at Boaz, is one of
the best ever drilled in that field. 1t
was drilled in yesterday and is flowing
over 500 barrels day, natural.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Baring. McGoun
& Co. will ship 100000 in gold to Europe
tomorrow
sIMLA. May 9-The bubonic plague is
generally showing a materially decline
throughout India.
CINCINNATI. o.. May 9.--Judge Thorn
son has appointed Walter linn receiver OF
the Bank of Rhinehart & Brother, OF Col
umbus, Ohio.
NEW YORK. May 1.-The National
City Bank win ship 100000 gold. the TO"
tai so far engaged for to-morrow's steam
er is S2,6O0,OJ9
NEW YORK, May 9.--Lazard Freres
will ship sG00000 and Goldman, Sachs q
Company win ship $4,000 10 Europe BY
to-morrow's steamer.
HARRISBURG, Pa. May 9.-Major Levi
Wells rendered his resignation as dairy
and food commissioner to-day. Inc resig-
nation was accepted.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. May o.--The race
problem conference opened its second ses-
sion here AZ 10 o'clock this morning with
an Unexpectedly large attendance.
HARTFORD, Conn. May 9.-The Re
publieans today selected de aa., 80 20
unnstructed, but Mckinley was unani'
mously Endorsed.
BUFFALO. n. y, May 9-Thirty boiler
makers. sixty machinists, and ten appren-
tices employed in the Lackawanna loco
motive shops Joined the striking car re-
pairers and yard men to-day.
FOND DU LAC. Wis. May General
E. o. Bragg, former commander OF the
famous Iron Briagde. was thrown from
his horse and seriously injured to-day.
He IS seventy-four years old.
WIIKFSBARRE, Pa. May s--During
riot between strikers and workmen at the
Buttonwood mine Of the Parrish Goal
Company this morning. some twenty men
were badly injured including Supefsh-
tendent w. 7. Smyth-
WASHINGTON. May 9.-Tbe amount Of
bonds so far received at the treasury for
exchange for the new per cent consoi8
Is s2e7 957, 100. Of which so were re-
cefved from individuals and institutions
other than national banks.
WASHINGTON. May 0-The report
that fhe Catholic church has placed the
Society Of Maccabeea under the ban was
denied at the papal legation here to~oay.
II was stated that no order had been -
sued placing any society uncer the pan
for the past FIVE years.
PEORIA, Ill. May s.--The Republican.
State convention to-day nominated DICK
Yates for Governor. on the third baliet.
Yates is the son Of Dick Yates. tns "a
nous war Governor Of Illinois. and = Out
~ years ofage. lie holds an appointment
uuder President Mckinley as internal rev.
enue collector OF the Springfield district
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Took Drastic Measures.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The Ex-
ecutive Board of the Allied Trades
Council took drastic measures to-day
in its fight against the Brotherhood
of Carpenters. 1t has called out all
its members wherever the Brother
hood men are employed.
There are oyer $4,000 members OF the
Allied Trades and about 5000 OF the
Brotherhood of Carpenters.
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Another Close Score.

Special to the Register.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, May 9.-The
home team outbatted the visitors to-
day, but also made more costly errors.
Smith left the box, but Simonton was
also hit hard. In the seventh the Yam
egans landed on Foley and drove in
five runs. The visitors tied the score
in the eighth, but the home team won
out by timely hitting in the ninth.
Score:
y. Castle 80 0 I 0, 0 2 5 0 10 Is 5
Ygstown 20 l 2 0 2 0-S 10 8
Smith, Simonton and Graffius; Foley
and Hess. Umpire, Colgan.
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Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
TORONTO, Ohio, May 9-The Tor
onto base ball club has been organized
for the season with John Daniels, for
merly of the New Castle Interstate
League team, as manager 1t is COM
posed of the following we'll known
players: Burns, Westlake, Briggs
Gohan, Daniels, G. Westlake, White,
Jenkins, Householder, Miller, Paisley
and Carnahan. The club this year is
an unusually strong one and fine
record may be expected.
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Score One for Jack.

Special to the Register
DAYTON, o., May 9.-"Cy" Swain
was batted out of the box to-day, and
Wright Jared no better at the hands
of the visitors, who developed a bat
ting streak. The home team made an
exciting finish, punching hits off
Dummy in the ninth, and almost sue
ceeded in tieing the score. Dayton
gave her pitchers reasonable support.
Score:
Dayton 30 Ola 90 0 SO 70 S
Fit. Wayne. o / l 9 *-1I s 8
Swain, Wright and Donahue; Drummy
and Bergen.
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A DESPERATE WOMAN

Tried to Murder Her Children and to
Commit Suicide-She Had Been
Drinking.
SCRANTON, Pa. May "a des-
perate attempt to kill herself and two
children was made by Mrs. Mary
Weather Using a sharp table knife.
she cut the throat of her five-year-old
daughter, then gashed her own throat
and followed up by pounding herself
on the head with a Ratchet. She had
the Ratchet raised over her ten-months
old child lying on the bed when she
fell exhausted. Her blood drenched the
infant. The daughter it is thought,
will recover, but only slight hopes
are entertained for the mother. Mrs.
Weather is 35 years old. A week ago
she had her husband sent to Jail for
beating her and since then she has
been drinking heavily.
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SURROUNDED BY FIRE.

village of Empire I'm Critical Po-
sitlon-Thrce Children burned to
Death.
EMPIRE, Pa, May 9.-This village
is completely surrounded by forest
fires. and it is impossible for any one
to get in or out. Five houses lave
been destroyed and three children were
burned to death. The inhabitants are
panic-stricken.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 9.-An
agent of the ST. Louis street car COM
pany. now tied up by a strike, has
opened an Office in this city for the
purpose of hiring motormen to go to
that city. 1t is said that 800 men have
already been engaged here. No con-
ductors are being engaged, only motor
men being wanted.
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Won In the Tenth

Special to the Register
MANSFIELD, O., May 9-After
almost losing the game on rank and
inexcusable fielding errors. Mansfield
won out from Toledo to-day by an
exciting finish in the tenth inning.
Both teams played poorly in the field,
and errors figured in nearly all the
runs that were made. Score:
MANSFIELD, Ohio, May 9.-Score:
Mansfield L 0 On 2 L 10 10 s
Toledo III 0 2 0 0 2 0-5 5
Parvin, Belt and Knipper; Wiltse and
Arthur.
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Pop Lyle has a strong combination
this year and no mistake The Unfold
is well balanced and plays we'll together
and he has some sluggers in the gard
ems, although they did not do much
damage yesterday, owing to the sensa-
tional work of the Columbus garden
ers. When Wheeling is defeated with
the team they have this year there
will always be a ball game.-Columbus
Dispatch.
is the Interstate stronger this year
than last? In so far as the work of
the clubs to date indicates an answer
to the question. it should be in the
affirmative. New Castle, Toledo, Mans
field and Fort Wayne were the strong
teams last year, and this season they
have practically the same players,
while other teams have been strength
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For An Investigntion.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-The petition
of newspaper publishers relative to the
price of printing paper was present
/ ed to the Ways and Means Commit
tee to-day and Mr.. Newlands, of Ne
vada, proposed an inquiry
After some discussion the matter was
referred TO the subcommittee on Gus
toms, consisting of Messrs. Payne, Dali
cell. Hopkins, Grosvenor, Russell,
Richardson and Robertson.
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Earned runs, Columbus /, Wheeling /.
Two-base hits, McAllister, Breen, Meaney,
Poole 2. Sacrifice hits, Breen Quinn. Stol-
en- bases, Daniels, Congalton, Pequinney,
Ritter, Poole First base on balls, off
Daniels g. off Poole l. Hit by pitcher, Nc
Cam, Rothermel First base on errors,
Wheeling 4. Left on bases. Columbus IL,
Wheeling II. Struck out, by Daniels 2,
by Poole l. Time, 2:04. Umpire, Carpen-
ter Attendance, 300.
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ELMTRA. n Y. May "a special
from Gaines. Pa. says that the Bloss-
burg Oil Company, which recently
struck big producer in the Gaines
field to-day accepted $500. 900 from the
Standard Oil Company for its leases.
wells and appliances. The well has
been earning for the Blossburg stock
holders nearly $500 per day since the
oil was struck.
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SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 9.-The
national convention Of the Peoples
party began business at o'clock to-
day. 1t is evident that delegates are
here for well understood purpose,
and that. whatever that purpose, il
will be carried into effect
From the arrival of the Minnesota del
egation, bearing Bryan and Towne BAN
enrs. there were outbursts of applause al
every convenient opening and upon the
least provocation-
Senators Butler, Allen and HeitfeId re-
ceived liberal greeting while Senator
Pettigrew was overwhelmed by the cor
diality of the welcome accorded him.
There was also generous applause when
the name Of Mr.. Bryan was mentioned by
the speakers of the day. Many senti-
ments were cheeted TO the echo and this
was notably the case with Governor Lee
reference to the Beers and Filipinos. A
liberal supply Of good music was furnish
ed by the band OF the Fifty-first Iowa
regiment and It was also applauded
The preliminary business Of the conyen-
ton was well under way when the ad-
jourlment for the day was taken.
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A Heroic Act.

Early this morning Lieutenant In
gram distinguished himself as a hero.
He learned that drunken man had
been seen wandering up the B. C o.
track toward the old Hempield yards.
opposite the city building, and at
once followed in the same direction.
He soon found the man lying across
the track in the dark. where he had
fallen in it The Lieutenant picked
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT PITTSBURG:-
Chicago Pittsburg game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
AT BOSTON,
New York-Boston game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
AT BROOKLYN
Philadelphia Brooklyn game postponed
on account of wet grounds.
AT ST. LOUIS
Cincinnat-St. Louis game postponed on
account of strike in St Louis.
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also for ten wells for Berea grit be-
tween Waverly and Ogden on the
Lynch farm. flanagan & Daily have
plugged a hole ON che Malone farm
and are moving the rig to drill an
other one. Charles Amsler has a
fishing job on the Jackson farm. The
Calf Greek Oil Company has another
ory hole on the burt Harness farm.
Gillespie is trying his luck again on
Bull creek.
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To-day Wheeling opens a series

To-day Wheeling opens a series of
games, with Mansfield, returning to
meet Youngstown here next Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday After Youngs-
town comes Toledo and Dayton. IT
looks like the home club ought to
leave on the next trip in first place.
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ened. For further inormation consult
the standing of clubs.

The Ohio State Journal, speaking Of
the Wheeling base ball players, says,
they look more like Henry Clay
perfectos than stogies and they proved
to be altogether too strong and heavy
a brand for the Senators to enjoy. They
made some members of the local team
resemble a package of Dukes Cameo
cigarettes before the game was half
over"
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Keep your eye on Columbus. Presi-
dent Riley will not trail along in the tail
end position for many weeks, or we
miss our guess. New Castle will also
bear watching Toledo will take drop
when the time comes to leave home.
Dayton is certain to occupy good po-
sitiOn in the race.
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WHEELING LEADS NOW.
MANSFIELD TURNED THE TRICK
WHICH PUTS TOLEDO IN SEC
OND PLACE.
POOLE WON FOR THE NAILERs

By His Splendid Work in the Box.
Toledo Lost in an Extra Inning
Game-NO Games in the National
League-Oscar Gardner Fights To-
Night-Other Sporting Notes.
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Up until yesterday Pardee had play
ed in three games and made two hits.
Yesterday he got two singles, two
Dagger and a home run-that ought to
last him a month-Columbu Dispatch.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
WAYERLY, w. Va. May 9.-Lang-
ton and the Eastern have another good
well on the T. B. Harnes farm as a
second venture, and win make rs bar
rels day from the shallow sand.
Frazier Brothers have let the contract
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Fans are queer people" says Jack
O'Connor. They're after you one day
with shot guns and the next they'll
meet you at the depot with strawber-
ries and cream
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OIL Markets.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Standard oil stock
5396543.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 9--Credit balances
S14i; certificates, 40 bid. shipments, 75.-
COS bbls; average, 1870 bbls. Runs, l02,-
3S5 bbls; average. So. 03l bbs.
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
The HazIett Quotations.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building:
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White & White QuotStions.

The following quotations are furnished
by White & White, National Exchange
Bank Building:
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Colder Weather.

The thermometer 1T the steel bridge
registered thirty-tyb and a half de-
grees above zero( at half-past two
o'clock this morning.
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POPULIST CONVENTIONS.

MiddIe-of-the-Rond in Session at
Cincinnati-Ine Other PopuIists at
Sioux Falls.
CINCINNATI, O., May 9.-The ma
tional convention OF Midd1e-of-the-
Road Populists was called to order
this afternoon by Chairman D. Glenn
Beaver. The afternoon was devoted
to a speech of welcome by the mayor
Of Cincinnati and responses, and adj
dresses by the temporary chairman
and others. Committees were appoint
ed and preparations made for the regu-
lar business Of the convention to-mor-
row.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT DETROIT
Detroit IL 0 o % O-s s Q
Kansas C'y.5 Z 0 1-20 20 5
AT CLEVELAND:-
Milwaukee % 0 5 / 0 0 0 ~ 5 1
AT BUFFALO,
Buffalo 80 0 0 1 o 0-3 II Z
Min apolis 20 ? 0 0-lO u 8
AT INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Chicago game postponed on
account of wet grounds.
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QUIET day IN St. LOUIS.

Continued From First Page.
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the man up and carried him to the
building and doing so in time to pre-
vent him from being run over by a
train which happened to come along.
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WASHINGTON, May 0.--The report
that the Catholic church has placed the
Society Of Maccabeea under the ban Was
denied at the papal legation here to-day,
N Eas stated that no order had been -
sued placing any society under the ban
for the past FIVE years.
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WASHINGTON. May 9.--Tbe amount Of
bonds 80 far received at the treasury for
exchange for the new 2 per cent consol5
Is s2s7. 957 400. Of which 81 81 so were re-
ceived from individuals and Institutions
other than national banks.
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WII.KEsBARRE, Pa. May s-During \
riot between strikers and workmen at the
Buttonwood mine Of the Parrish Coal
Company this morning, some twenty men
were badly injured. Including SupeF3n-
tendent w. 7. Smyth.
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in in some quarters that all might not
be as serene as the meekness of the
crowds indicated