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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-09-12

OTHER P~RIzEs-Housea and lot in Omaha, value, $500;
Omaha City Lot, $500; Grand Kimball Piano; Chapel Organ;
round trip tickets to cities on the Pacific Coast, Gulf of Mexico
the Great Lakes, and the Inland Pleasure Resorts; Sealskin
Garments; Buggies, Saddles, Sets of Double and Single Har-
ness, Engines, Guns, Silver and Glass Tableware, and many
other useful and ornamental articles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
THE JEFFERSON ROAD.
ost His Sight by Drinking Jamalca Ginger
New Athletic Fled.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

University OF VIRGINIA, March
o7.-Work on the Jefferson Memo
rial Boulevard between charlottesville
and Monticello is in progress with fav-
orab1e weather Already before the ar
rival of the Southern Railway Good Roads
train much preliminary work had been
done by the Jefferson Memorial Road As
ISOLATION. under the immediate direction
Of Engineer Robert p. Shaw, a force OF
ninety men, and necessary complement
of men having been employed. BY sun
down last night the first two hundred feet
of macadam had been put down. The en-.
cineers expect to macadamize one-hall
mile of the Boulevard. and to grade one
mile further by the end Of next week
DISPOSITIONS are being taken here today
in the important case pending i. Baitl-
more OF III. w. Jackson. a keswick mer-
chant against Gilbert and Company, Bal
tinore in which Mr.. Jackson is claiming
sos 900 damages for loss of his eyesight
from drinking Jamaica ginger sold by that
firm.
nrettIest and most commodious college
athletic grounds south of Princeton, Will
he dedicated this afternoon. when Virginia
meets Lehigh in first college game OF
season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
AFFAIRS IN KING AND QUEEN.
Popular Young People TO Wed-Young Grubbs
is Retter
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

sHACKIEFoRDs. VA, March ~
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Frank Kerr, of Montague, ESSEX
county, and Miss Page Bland, at old
Church next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Judge G. T. Garrett and Senator J.
Boyd Sears spent Sunday with Hon. e.
c. Bland.
Ryland Garrett and Miss Mamie Eu-
bank, both of King and Queen county,
will be married next Wednesday at Lower
King and Queen Baptist Church.
Dr. "A C. Grubbs was called to New
York last week on account OF the critical
condition of his son. John, who was very
i'll with pneumonia. He is much better.
DR., Grubbs returned homo Monday.
Dr. Grubbs returned home Monday.
Philadelphia visiting Mrs. McNlillan's
relatives.
Miss Resale Bland is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Miss Sarah Crittenden, of Alexandria.
and Mrs. DR.. Thomas B. Crittenden, Of
Horton, West Virginia, are with Mrs.
Emeline Crittenden, who is critically i'll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
slCHMoND PAS sENGE:E AND
POWER COMPANY.

The attention OF the public IL respect
fully called to the following report OF the
superintendent Of the light Departments
of this company in reference to th0
WITHDRAWAL OF ITS ELECTRIC
CURRENT FROM BUILDINGS IN
WHICH CURRENT OF A VERY MUCH
5IIIGHER VOLTAGE THAN THAT FUR
NISHED By THIS COMPANY is USED
FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES:
Major James D. Patton. President Rich.
mond Passenger and Power Company:
Dear Sir,- deem it proper to bring
to the attention of the Board OF Dtrec-
tors the question Of the .adVsabflity OF
this company declining to furnish cleo
trio current to buildings in which high
voltage electric current for light pur-.
poses is being used.
My reasons for suggesting this action
are well known to you, and you will re-
call that for more than year past i
have repeatedly called your attention to
the danger, both to persons and
as a fire risk, Of high voltage electric
currents for lighting purposes within
gested withdrawal will subject this com-
pany to considerable loss OF revenue
and will entail the severance of business
relations from some who for many years
have been our patrons but the time has
now arrived, in my opinion. for this COM
pany to decline to risk its record for safe
electrical distribution by continuing to
furnish service to buildings subject, al
I believe, to Il very great fire risk.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) E. w. TRAFFORD.
Superintendent Light Department.
And also to the resolution adopted by
Its Board Of Directors:
Resolved, That the superintendent OF
the light department be instructed to
cancel all contracts with customers using
high voltage current for lighting ptr-
poses within the buildings. but such con-
tracts should he cancelled SO as to cause
the least inconvenience to customers.
RICHMOND PASSENGER AND POW
Err COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
sTREET.CAR COLLISION.
Tracks on Trestlc So Close Together the Cars
Cannot Pass.
(special pispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NORFOLK, VA, March ga collision
between two street-cars of the Norfolk
Railway and Light Company, at Bran
bleton, last night shortly before mid.
night, damaged the cars materially and
frightened some Of the passengers al
most out Of their wits.
Tho two cars tried to pass each other
upon the short trestle beyond the Nor.
folk and Western Railway depot. upon
which two tracks cross so close together
that cars may not pass over them si-
multaneously. No. IS, east-bound, was
about to leave this trestle when the west
bound car crashed into it. Much OF the
glass was broken in the cars and the
stanchions supporting the vestibule on
the rear Of No. IS and the front. OF the
other car were carried away. The mo-
tormen swore roundly at each other
and from their sworn testimony it -ap-
peared that each rang his bell SO siren
.ously that he couldn't hear the other
ringing. The passengers declare that no
body satisfactorily explained why the
two tried to cross a trestle atsonce upon
practically one track. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
A STEALTHY MOVE.
TIE Lexington Pos.office Changes Quarters
Between Two Suns.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timss.)
LEXINGTON, VA, March 2s-pend-
ing the building of the First National
Bank building, where quarters nave
been leased by the government Tor the
Lexington postof1ice, the Office has been
located on Nelson Street, il, order to make
room for 1essees Of the room occupied
bv the Office on Main Street. The move
was effected last night between , ana
Y o'clock. and to-day much amusement
has been afforded spectators by people
trying to get in the old Office for their
mail. not being aware of the change.
The University of Pennsylvania ball
PLAYERS have been lLghly entertained
during their stay here the past two days
by Jeff Shields, the colored COOK OF Gen
eral r. r.. Jackson fStonewalD. JET was
sent for and brought to the hosteiry
where the players are located. VIII
them around him he told of the war ana
many incidents through which ne pass
ed when questioned by Arthur irwin.
the coach of the team. The University
boys made up a purse for Jeff. which
delighted him very much in his old age.
left is one of the fixtures Of Lexins-
Ton. and delights in telling about MS
being one of General Jackson's Sunday
school schlars in ante-bellum days.
An admirer CT Rev. A. Becks, VINO
re sides away firm here, has prescl sa
him with IL 1ElOC0lOuIu do q phoIS"'rA'o,. -
Some time prior &c Rev. Becks gong 10
his conference, lie being the preacae.
OF the African Methodist Church mere
unknown parties on two different occa-
sicns 1ired shots from q revolver lhto
,-is dwelling house and hence the olood-
hound acquisition.
Missing his COW led MI c. T. Deaver
I, institute a search for her Ate.
many days his sen found hide at Z: a
local butchers abattoir. which he iden.l-
field as being part OF the miesins cow me Inc,
butcher had lost one OF his cattle anu
instructed his negro man to hunt II, ana
he found a cow which corresponded 20
the lost beef-to-be, and promptly hii1 leu
her. Mr.. Beaver was paid $50 Tor MS
cow. ,av
ownership Of j. Scott Moore and William
r. Kennedy, will make It's appearance
Tomorrow. The paper has been rented
with new type and new heading, ana
will appear as a seven-column four
Mr.. Thomas II. Deaver. member OF
the Town Council. has resigned. ms re'e-
SON being press of business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
MARRIED IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
A Mechanic Pals Twenty-Five Feet and
Escapes Broken Bones.

SrOTSYLVANIA. VA. March 27.-Mr.
George Moifrey and Miss Alice Wolfrey,
both OF this county. were married in the
clerks Office this week, Rev. j. w. Heck
man officiating.
The directors of the Spotsylvania Tel
e3hone Company met here yesterday
and decided to construct line from
Lewiston to Chilesburg, provided the
people interested along the line will con-
tribute their part of the stock. A short
line from Post Oak to NctIenry has just
been completed.
Some miscreant threw blocks of wood
through the two front windows OF the
courthouse Tuesday night partly de-
molishing the windows. 1t is not known
who did it.
George Sncllirgs, of Fredericksburg,
Va, who was working on the roof of the
residence of Rev. J. p. il. Crismond,
fell off. distance of about twenty-five
feet He was very much hurt. though no
bones are broken. DR.. William A. Harris
made an examination, but was not able
10 tell whether he was Internally in
juIcd or hot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
THREE YEARS IN JAIL.
A Vile Prisoner In the Norfolk Prison Would
Prefer PenitentIary.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times. !,

NORFOLK, VA, March 2I-Tom Tay-
Tor, colored. a most rcpulsiye being was
airaigned in the Police Court this morn
ing. charged with assaulting one Raney,
a white man, a. fellow prisoner i'll the
Jail, whom he cruelty beat with a club
for no apparent reason. TAYLOR. origi-
nally sent to Jail for twelve months, af-
terward assaulted Jailer' FRIEDMAN with a
spade. Tor which he was given twelve
months additional. He was given another
year to-day. although he asked that he
be sent 10 the penitentia1y, as he is
tired OF the Norfolk JAIN, In which he has
spent twenty months Justice Taylor said
that he deserved to be hanged, and scored
him as no one about court recalls any
prisoner who was before the little judge
before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
BOGUS PYTHIAN
IN PETERSBURG
Answers Description of a Check
Flasher and is Arrested.
LAYING PIPES In. THE. STREET
Old Wesley Methodist Church to Be Pulled
Down to Give Place to Handsome
New Structure-Future Wed.
dings Announced.
lspecial Dispatch to The Times.l

Especial Dispatch to Inc lines.
PETERSBURG, VA, March IA
stranger giving the name of Samuel Miller
reached Petersburg yesterday, and has
been trying to work the lodge of the
knights of Pythias in Petersburg, saying
he is a member of Henry Clay Lodge in
Minnesville, Pa. A telegram sent to that
place brought the information that no
such lodge existed there.
He answers the description of an inn
poster published in the Virginia Pyth-
IAN of March 1st, who is wanted for
passing worthless check on the pro-
prietor of the Howard House, of this
city He has been arrested, and will be
held until the Howard House can be
communicated with.
WATER PIPES.
The Petersburg Aqueduct Company is
now laying pipes on Third, Adams. Frank
lin and Old Streets. The company has
not yet made public its plans, but it is
evident that it contemplates considera-
BILE improvements.
Perl1nson & Finn have been awarded
a contract for granolithc work by
Messrs. Lauterbacll, Leonard and Wing
field, this pavement to be laid on the
sidewalks of their property on Sycamore
Street.
Workmen will begin next Tuesday to
pull down Wesley Methodist Church, on
.1all1aNs Street, preparatory TO the lercc-
ton of a beautiful new building. While
the new church is being built the con-
gregation will worship in the Episcopal
Misson-House near by.
FUTURE WEDDINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Cooke, OF Prince
George county, have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter,l Miss
. Cornelia Collins Cooke, to Mr.. Alexander
Dopnan Hamilton. The marriage will
take place at st. Paul's Church Wednes-
day evening, April 9th. at 3 O'clock.
F Miss Mary Pegram, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs
George Cameron, Sr., has returned to
Richmond.
The enga cement of Miss Ida Arnold
of Waverly, Va. and Mr.. Weldon Page.
of this city, has been announced, the
marriage to take place in April
The ladies Of st. Pauls Church will
have an auction of fancy goods and
cakes at St. Pauls House Saturday
morning.
Rev. j. S. Foster, of Franklin, Tenn.
has accepted the call to the pastorate
: Of Tabb- Street Presbyterian Church
Messrs. Robert Gillian and John B.
Evans and DR.. w. It. Drewry left TO.
Richmond to- day.
The choirs Of the different churches are
preparing elaborate musical programmes
for Easter. .s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
town He told his brother. Eugene, good-

town. He told his brother Eugene, good
bye, and said he never expected to see
him any moro.
James had been talking several weeks
about visiting relatives in Texas. Severe
chastisemcnt by his mother two days ago
and a lecture by his father this morning
precipitated his decision.
A break in the water main in the mid
die of Single Creek, two miles east OF
Suffolk, this morning, cut off Ports
mouths water supply and impaired the
suffolk service The escaping water
made the creek look like a. geyser. 1t Will
take two days to make a trestle on which
to run the main over the creek.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
WAY THE: PIHOEBus
CAT VAS SHUT
Hardly . Day Passes but That.
Some OLD Soldier is Robbed.
a MAss.REEIINe ABOUT IT IT
No Federal Court Room ID Newport News
Public Bulaing-Thc Ship Yard Evil
DENLY Has a New Contract
On Hand.
4. MAss.MEEIING ABOUT IT
tsncela, plspntcn to The Times,


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 81
Governor Thompson. OF the Soldiers
Home, has issued an order closing the
Ihoebus gate OF that institution. a conf
1nittee from the Phoebus Business Men $
Association called on the Governor and
asked him why he had closed the gate,
stating that they hoped he would order
st opened again, as the fact that the gate
was closed lost Ihoebus merchants
great deal OF trade. Governor Thcmp-
son told the committee that his reason
for ordering the gate closed was that
4 hardly a day passed that some old SOL
der did not report being robbed in fhoe-
bus. He suggested that Il the Phoebus
business men wanted the portals opened
again they find the dire-keeper who was
doing the robbing and bring him to JUS
tice
The committee retired and formulated
plans for a big mass-,neeting tomorrow
night, when an effort will be made to.
llocate the offender.
NO FEDERAL COURTROOM
Mr.. W. L. Barrett, chairman of the
special committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, to-day received d letter from
tho supervising Government architect. in
4 Washington, stating that it would be
impossible to change the plans OF the
proposed Newport News Iederai pulldlnS
so as. to provide for Federal court
room and offices. This is 4 great dis
appointment TO the local bar, which has
been using every effort to have court
room included in the plans.
NEW SHIP CONTRACT.
It is understood that the shipyard is
arranging to undertake another good
sized contract, but no definite informa-
ton is obtainable. General Superintcn-
dent Post IS in Washington, and details
will not be given out by subordinates
a number of prominent transportation
men were here yesterday, and it is GER.
tain that their visit had to do with the
signing Of a contract for at least one
new ship.
TOUGH CUSTOMERS.
Paul johnson, runner for a sailors
clearinghouse, was given six months in
jail this morning for stealing property
of the Virginia liner Powhatan,
John Mitchell and Mike Hayes, his
runner, were also arrested in the same
connection and sent on to the Federal
grand jury. Mitchell is but recently back
from the Federal penitentiary, where he
ferved a term for forgery.
John Chandler, captain Of the schooner
William Miller, supposed to have been
murdered has been located at Pungo-
league. where he went after a debauch.
lie disappeared on March 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
THE STREET-CAR
STRIKE NOT OVER
The Arbitration Committee Try,
ing TO Reach Settlement.
MEN NOW WANT TO co BACK
Not Much Likelihood Of Their Securing the
Eishty-Five Per Cent. Reinstatement.
Nicholson Sent on TO the
Grand Jury.
lsn.o,,1 n,snatch to The Times.)

NORFOLK. VA, March 2I.-Mr. 5. 3.
1>nllv leader of the Norfolk street car
strikers, said to-day that he Is adV.se e,i
tina; Mr.. r. Henry Jones, OF me No l,1'IA
chamber of Commerce Arbitrator oo 'an-
n,ittee. has expressed to Mr.. Z. broohS
Johnston, general manager OF the ouEes
RAILWAY Company, ms Dellei tiia.
company, even now, should sceept go.
fn,iinc of the Chamber boaru Oh ~ ~.
tration, and that the Chamber boai 60 -,
now engaged IN ailoliieA
tie the strike ,rpr
rr,b hoard were told, it is stated, thal
~ ,,en having failed to abide by the
Arbitration Committees verdict may nos
now accept it, and So per cent. o. .n W.
nav not be re-employed- some " 80
'1.h;trators differ from Mr.. johnston On
tbis point and are trying to set % PC
cent Of the men reirstateu. ~,
Mr.. Kelly expressed the oliiiloil ~.
the men are now willing 10 accept -.
terms proposed by the arp,tia.o.s, 49,, ~
SUE FOR PEACE:
r. 5eve,oncd later that the strikers strikers
.,-oa tho Arbitration Cominlttee 10 sos
60. ,cc assuring them that they wouio
aa,,t tho verdict formerly rehdeieo'
The committee. acting as l'io \, iu''''''
tr,on took the matter up, and VIII prop
ably tomorrow attempt to get .he 1 a,ic
80, mana cement to agree 10 .oNe
o;,biy-fiye per- cent. of the strikers pae i,
n1,.+ ihcy will succeed appears ooup'i E
,rma ,aiIxay company are, however, alp.
,.rently losins, considerably because OF
decreased traffic, and have asfeeu " e
instate at old wages such men as tley
can make places Tor.
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
W Nicholson, a striking conductor
Of the Norfolk Railway and Light COM
,a,,,- was to-day, by Police Justice ray
Tor fined 500 for carrying steel khuchieS
concealed upon his person. de was aisC
held FOL. the grand jury on the cnarse ..
he;n~ one of those who. last SATURDAY
nirbt. held up Il Lamberts Iolll1 car
fred in it and drove the CONDUCTOR ny
torman and passengers into the Wooos
Henry Carpenter to-day identlfed Nich-
o1son as one Of the men who attacked
the car Carpenter was passenger
aboard it.
Daniel T.. Gwynn, conductor OF the car
80 ~, also swore that Nicholson was
49, of tbe attacking party and presented
: ,,;stol at his head when he boarded the
c,,. The testimony Of Gwynn and Car
,,entcr was on some points a t variance.
Afte,. CARPENTER testified a warrant was,
- is stated. issued for one Etherldse,
o,ot,er striker, who, Carpenter SAID, was
Of the attacking party
The company have a. reward out 81
slo, for the arrest and convictto,: OF any
one interfering with the operation OF
| the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
SUNK IN QOlCKSAND.
Girl Who Accidentally Shot Young Man
EIopes With Another.
lsnccial Dispatch to The Tlmes.l

WIN: HESTER VA, March 27-Nhile
forting Oreuucn Iseck, near here, J.
NJ. Cain, of Clarke county, had a pcrilou
experience in quicksand. In the center OF
the stream the horse and carriage sank
several feet, and in his efforts to es-
care, Mr.. Cain also went down until the
soft mud was above his waist. After
desperate struggle, he crawled out
amt saved himself and team.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, who on last Christ
mas accidentally shot a young man
named Marshall, at Strasburg, eloped
yesterday with Walter Darnell to Wash
irgtcn, where they were married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
ANNUAL CONVENTION VIRGINIA
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORU UNION,
R.ctc1ond, VA, March $3.50, I9:

For the above occasion the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad announces a rate OF
one and one-third fIst class limited fares,
on the certificate plan. to Richmond, Va,
from all points on its line within the
State OF Virginia. Certificates to be
signed by NJ. II. +. NIlcy, Transportation
Manager, Richmond. Va. and v:sed by
Mr.. S. Fl. Bowman. Special Agent, Rich
rnond, Va.
For full information apply to any agens
of the company. or
C.. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
83S East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
GoLoNIsTs' EATEsTO Tue WEST
Very Low Rates to CALIFORNIA;.

The Southern Railway announces spe.
cha, colonist rates Of $3.50 from Richmond
to San Francisco, Cal. and all Califor-
MIA points Tickets on sale from this
date to April 80, 1902. Through tourist
sleeping car leaves Washington Monday.
Wednesday and Friday of each week via
Southern Railway, through Danyille, At
Ianta and New Orleans. on which colo
mist tickets are accepted. this requiring;
no change of cars from this section to
California, Offering the quickest and most
comfortable trip. For further informant
apply to agents Southern Railway. or
address C. w. Westbury. D. p A. Rich.
mond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
GOES AFTER A HUSBAND.
A Widow Answers Advertisement and Goes
TO Fulfill Engagement.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

W1NSToN-SALEAI. n. c., March 27.-
Mrs. Sallie Brown, a good-looking widow
of forty-fsve and member OF an excel
lent family. left here to-day for South
wick, Mass. TO marry a man she has
never seen. Edward c. TherouN, pro-
vided the two like the looks of each other.
Mrs. Brown said she saw TherouX' s
advertisement for a. wife IN a paper and
answered it. They have been correspond
ing since November.
Tho engagement was made with the
understanding that the wedding should
take place in Massachusetts. the groom
elect refusing to come here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
PORTSMOUTH WITHOUT WATER
Main Pipe Bursts aud it VIII Take Some Days
to Repsir ii.
Especial Dispatch to The TImes. !,

lspecial Dispatch to The Times.) 779#
NORFOLK, V4A..,s& March z227.-The water
main through which Portsmouth gets
water from Lake Kilby, near Suffolk,
I burst this afternoon and Portsmouth
for probably four hours will be without
water, save for fires, for which there is
a sufficient supply in the stand pipe.
The inconv enience to the householder has
already become acute, and many are go
ing about begging water from neigh
bors having cisterns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
A YOUTHFUL RUNAWAY.
James Boykin, Thirteen Years Old, OFT for
Texas on q Bicycl.-Broken Water Main.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Times.o
SUFFOLK, VA, March 27.-Because
their thirteen-ycar-old son, James. has
run away. presumably to go to Texas,
Air. and Mrs J. L. Boylin are exceed
ing4y distressed, and the police are trying
to locate the runaway. This morning
James got excused from the High School
son account Of his fathers illness. sold his
school books. borrowed q h'cvcle and left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28

IN, Of from $500 to 5000. P ]. Riley. Of
Portsmouth. is president; w. c. McGin-
lev. Of Berkeley, vice-president; NJ. W.
Bohn, recording secretary; p. III. Oden-
:dhaI financial secretary; G. w Battley,
treasurer. The organization is for the
good of the trade in Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Berk!ey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
Cot;ou-Edwards

Especial Dispstch to Tho Times.j
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 81
Miss Matte Edwards and Mr.. w. II. Cot
ton were married this afternoon at 2
O'Clock by Rev T. Benton Hill. at the
parsonage of the Baptist Tabernacle.
Their honeymoon includes Petersburg
and Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-28
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The Price Cut No Figure With Him

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