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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
NEARING CLIMAX,
CONTINUED from page ~

China will receive a very rigid reDly.,
This is just the exact point which
the majority Of correspondents lose
sight of and one to which the lana
nese hold most firmly 1t is one which
RusSia cannot possibly concede.
" lille pacific sentiments are being
echoed from Paris and Berlin BY dip
lon&tists whose duty it is to cry peace
-"af peinS the defeat of the Calling
mere ana there are sure and practical
signs of the contrary crowding in upon
Us.
The business community believes
war is inevitable
l'ulnors were about. Tuesday. posi-
by untrue, to the effect that what is
being prepared was not a reply. 70
Japan. but q manifesto to the public
telling them how Russia had done her
BEST To dVold War but that it had been
forced upon her. and reminding Rus
Stars OF their patriotic duties.
such runors found ready credence,
DIS showing the temper OF the inte,li
gent classes at this moment.
Tuesday morning, there was not a
single telegram of any kind concern
Ing va. This gave rise to further
pessisnistic ideas BY evening. how
ever. some came saying that Admiral
AleXeiff, whose illness was officially
denied here, WAS at work again after
Il trliiing illness, and also that in Feb
ruary, $4,000 more soldiers would be
added to the garrison of Tladivostock.
so that the Japanese mobilization is
being actively replied to.
The Novoe NreTya editorially asks:
lis there to be II peaceful solution. or
is it 10 be war. with all its horrors:"
1t adds that Russia $ reply is couched
i'll courteous language. The journal
further declares that the report sent
by Route" that the Grand Duke Alexis
had held u council 20 consider Far
Eastern affairs is incorrect, these be-
ing, entirely in the hands Of the vice
roy, Admiral AleXeiff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
IN MACHEN'S FAVOR.
Old Notes Drawn by Lcrenz introduced
to Prove Latter's Indebtedness.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Shortly before
adjournment. today. counsel for the
defence in the postal trial produced a
mote dated July ]. 1895. for $4,000
drawn b. George z. Lorenz in favor
of August w. Machen. In the opening
statement OF the defence, Mr.. Ku,17ler
in behalf OF LorenZ. said he would
prove the existence of an Indebtedness
OF this amount on the part OF Lorenz
to Machen. The note, he said. today
was offered for the purpose of ex-
claiming the various remittances for
warded by Mr.. LOrenz to Machcn. 4
hundred or more notes asgregating
over $4,000 were identified BY Presi-
dent $. d. Carr of the National Ran,,
OF Commerce of Toledo. Ohio. as hay
ing been discounted by his bank. on
the endorsement Of Lorenz and his
brother and Machen, the loans having
been made to enable them to develop
their Oil properties in Wood county,
Ohio.
Earlier in the day, Di.ler r. Croft
produced various checks in favor of
bis brother as evidence that he had
laid him all that was due as his share
Of the profits. Mr.. Croft explained his
failure to send remittances to LorenZ
after November, 1902. by the fact that
the government still owed Croft Bros.
$4,000 and that il WAS necessary 70
pay the manufacturers of the fastener
J. Nota McGill, Il patent attorney.
testified that the Miller device which
had been referred to in the course Of
the trial was an infringement of the
Croft fastener.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
Mr.. cLEVELAND's TRIBUTE,
more Calm, Forceful Efficiency Than
Any Man Ever Knew"

Princeton, Feb. Elk President
Cleveland was deeply moved when he
learned OF the death of Nh Whitney,
10 whom he paid the following tribute:
The news OF Mr.. Whitney's death
mas greatly shocked me. AS think Of
him. my mind, passing beyond recent
years, dwells upon the days CT my as
ISOLATION with him i'll his official duty
and recalls the time when l lad the
opportunity TO enjoy his unreserved
intimacy and friendly companiOrship
Our relations have never changed. bal
III. eAigencies of life have forbidden
recent close intercourse. Mr.. Whitney
had more calm. forceful efficiency than
any man l ever know. In work that
interested him he actually seemed to
court difficulties and to lind pleasure
and exhilaration in overcoming them,
his conquest over the obstacles h" en-
|countcretl in undertaking to build up
our navy afforded him greater delight
ti;asl the contemplation Of the great
results he achieved in his department
OF the geyernment. His judgment was
quick, clear and astonishingly accur-
ate: and. when it was called into act
ion. his mental poise was so complete
tina. neither passion nor irritation
could lead it astray.
.''Nvhila / remember. all this with al
nliration and affection, l recall with
more tender sentiment Mr.. Wh!tn. y 5
devotion to his friends, his extreme
consideration for all with whom he
came in contact. his thoushtfUlness for
the ease and comfort Of others. and hi :;
ready impulse to help those who need
ed help. mourn the death of a friend
OF whom it can be truthfully said that
in his character were combined ucuta!
traits of a high order and iovin3 quail
| tiles of heart that grappled him to his
friends with books of steel
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a PACIFIC POLICY
Eeinn Maintained by Russia, Says the
Paris Rovue Russo.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE Rovue Russo says
it has just received authoritative in
formation showing that Russia is res
Ilutcly maintaining a pacific policy
and that in the note about to be trans
mitted to Japan she has made all the
concessions compatible with dignity.
Russia will declare therein. the paper
continues. that her interests in con-
ncction with the railroad are to great
for her rot to insist upon occupying a
POSITION Which will enable her to pro-
tcct this costly enterprise. but she rec
ognizes the right of Japan TO develop.
extend and create outlets in Manchu-
ria as we'll as in COrea. The contents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
AT PORT ARTHUR.
Russian Preparations fer War Are
Being Rushed Along.

Po,t Arthur, Feb. I'm response to
tn. Japanese war measures important
naval and military movements have
been effected here. The Russian
squadron heretofore inside the halbor
consisting of the Eattleships Retvizan,
Peresvict. Czarevitch. Orel and the
ark co and S.nieley 60 have joined the
outside reet consisting CT the battle
shioS Probietia, Petropavlovsk and
Poltava, the cruisers Diana. Pailada.
Asked, Earyag. the torpedo gunboat
Balkan and the cruiser Boyarin, the
latter just arrived here from Chemul-
30. Corea. with complete japanese
charts of the Corean coast.
In consequence OF the narrow and
dang rOuS entrance at low water l.
look the Warshjps three days 10 get
out Of the harbor The accomplish
msn1 Of this task is regarded as spec
i&'Iy important owing to the danger
OF the ships being immured by an ac-
ciIent III the channel.
The cruiser Digit. the torpedo gum
boat Caidam2k the slooD- of-war
Zubiy.,ki. four gunboats and the tor
podo totila remain inside. Simulta-
n2ously the Sd Regiment Of Siberian
Rifles anG two batteries OF artillery
started for an unannounced destina-
ton from Liaoyang, south of Mukden.
Altogether about 5000 troops have
departed. leaving 10000 men at Port
Arthur. exclusive of the troops man.
ming the Notifications.
The arrivals of Japanese coal have
boon stopped.
liz consequence of the military au-
thorities monopoliZing the use Of the
railroad. the latter has declined TO
transport any more commercial
freight.
The telegraph company declines to
accept any more press or private mes
&ascs so they will have to be wired
VII Chefoo.
Forty-echt hours. quarantine has
b@cn ordered against Chefoo Oh ac-
cUunt Of smallpox.
The authorities declare the naval
and military dispositions should be
regarded as precautionary, not as
offensive.
Port Arthur is quiet.
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RAN OFF WITH A LOCOMOTIVE.
Mid6!etown Plumber Upsets a Freight
Train With Stolen Engine.

M;ddletown. y. V. Feb. 3.-Samuei
a. Shaw. a plumber. climbed into Il
cab of y SusquehInna and Western
Railroad engine standing at the round
house in this city, cary Monday, and
pulled open the throttle. Engineer
Charles Splitter, who was under the
engine making repairs. quickly crawl
ed out and narrowly escaped with his
life
The engine dashed down the track
ran into number of freight ears and
took them along.
Finally the cars jumped the track
and Went down the bank into u ditch.
The engine was stopped by the wreck.
When the officers who were notified
by the engineer of the theft of the To-
connective arrived, they found Shaw
seated in the cab in the midst of the
wreck. He would give no explanation
of his actions, and was locked up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
MCDERMOTT HELD.
Charged With Assauitng Station
Agent at Danvers, Mass.

Lynn. Mass. Feb. 3.-John McDer-
mott, held until Wednesday morning
on charge of breaking and entering and
larceny i'll connection with the "Yegg-
men captured in Lynn. Frank Hay
den, Geo. Dart and Frank Murray, at
tn" National Popcorn cos. works in
Lynn, was discharged in police court
Wednesday. McDermott WAS inmed;-
:;toly arrested on warrants from Dan
Vers for assault on Station Agent Whit
man OF Danversport and for breaking
with force and armed, the Boston &
IIainc Z. i. station there. Jan. IS. He
Will be taken to Salem for trial.
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10000 TONS OF COAL
Bought by Russia Within a Week.
Russians Building Railroad.

Tien Tsin, Feb. 3.-In TIE event Of
IN outbreak of hostilities between
Russia and Japan the railroad admin
istration has arranged to bring the
rolling stock OF the cNtraMural line
Inside the great wall.
Russia has ordered another 10000
tons OF Kui Ping coal for delivery at
Tort Arthur. making 10000 in u Week.
It is pointed out here that il var
freaks out soon the coal viii hardly
reach its destination. as the stocks are
low and the steamers scarce.
II is reported hiatt the Russians arc
building Il railroad to connect MukdCn
with sin Min Ting GO miles west Of
Nukdcn) on the rai.rcad running to
Shan Hal Kvan and Tien Tsin.
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their intention of converting Great
Britain to home rule.
Only two members voted against the
resolution providing for the maintains
ing of the orga nization. Another reso-
luton instructing the council to assist
the Liberal Unionist candidates with
out regard to their opinions of the
finance question. the only qualification
necessary being their readiness 10 sup
port Premier Balfour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Skipper Harris of Yacht Roamer Sues
Wealthy New Yorker.

New York, Feb. 3.-George Il. Camp
bell, son of the late Col. Il. G. Camp
EIH OF Ohio, has been arrested on COM
PIE int Of Charles +. Harris, who was
skipper Of the yacht Roamer, which
VS. wrecked on Il GcsOlate island i'll the
Bahamas, last December. The Camp
bells Wtle cruising in Southern waters
il .n effort to restore the cOloneIS
health, but exposure incident to the de-
Str:i9 tiOn Of the Yacht caused his DEATH
Harris says that when the yacht
reached Delaware bay on the outward
voyage George Campbell appeared be-
fore a United States commissioner and
sEvo;e out u warrant against the skip
pcr on 4 charge of mutiny. Harris, the
steward, and a sailor We're locked uD 81
dag, When they were acquitted. Harris
denies having mutinied and asserts the
trouble was due to the fact that Camp
bell and d guest interferred with the
handiinc of the yacht constantly so
that he finally offered to so ashore.
lie specially complains of the obiec-
tionGole character of the cells in Della
ware where he and his associates were
confined. He says they are iron cages
such rs are used for wild animals and
that while confined there they were not
permitted to communicate either with
tnCir families or counsel of with one
another. Campbell was released on
hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
"A'NTAIN THEIR ORGANIZATION
-''era' Un'onists So Vote at the Lon.
don Msctinu.

~ 'uoh. Feb 5.-The Liberal Union
Eeo,,, meeting of their executive
|na,m." heId here. today, decided to
t'aih their organization. The
Ss''ns WAS called TO discuss the sit
arising from The publication.
- of the correspondence between
"a chamberlain and the Duke of
ssonshire. former preside, of tho
la n,',, MI Chamberlain presided
kecess;,, speech setting forth the
kiation y. 'he existence of the asso-
SeneJ =, ne said nothing had hap
MIN. " IN any way interfere with its
E1anaa. usefulness and added that the
E9ornse, which the association was
Fbear ~, 20 combat could only disap-
MAI ,so d declaration of the Irish party
'hey mad abandoned all hope Of
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MUCH SYMPATHY
Expressed at Washing ton--kavy De-
pa-ty1ent Flags at Half mast.

Washington. Fin. ::.-NeU's 90 -" death
Of VIM. &. Whitney caused 4 luiu!"l in
preston here, Particularly among enc en-
pioyts' of the navy department ana an",:S
naval officers who lad ser!e! un'"T the
Whitney administration.
Naval officer; held him in high "-tecm
because Of an Abiding belief on their part
that To VIM. G. Whitney Was owing in
G,";G mc"%tr" the present inaG'lit'"c'3t
naval ,.sta!,liehmcnt He was regarded
by these Offices rs tn" father Of tho
American modern navy.
O!hci3l uotc, of the late secretary
death WAS taken. today. when tn" f''@S
over the ravy department building anG
The .,unrX were ordered to h. placed ut
h7lf-mast and to be kept so until after
.llc luut raj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
FUNERAL OF w. c. WHITNEY
Will Be Held at 10 A. M. Friday, ir
Grace Church, New York.

New York, Feb. st was decided,
today, that the funeral of the late
William c. Whitney will take place at
10 O'Clock, Friday morning, at Grace
church. Admission to the church will
be by card as the capacity Of the build
ing is limited. y special train will
leave the New York Central depot for
Woodlawn cemetery after the services
at the church.
The pall-bearcrs for the funeral was
increased. this afternoon. as follows:
Grover Cleveland, Thomas f. Ryan,
Elilu Root, Thomas Donlan. J. Pier
pont Morgan, Grant &. Schley, Col
William Jay, p. a. e. Widener, Ii.
NICK. TWomblE and G.. CT. Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

Misses LeonG. kLtip and Frankie
Lawrence. daughters of Bryan Law
renee. who is we'll known in Augusta
Ga. were all operated on for arpendi-
citis, Tuesday. and are now at the To-
cal hospital doing well. The three girls
were students at st. Joseph's Academy
in Washington, Ga. One was attacked
on Saturday. smother on Sunday. and
the third, Monday. Bryan Lawrence
father of the girls. was himself operat
ed on for appendicitis a few months
ago.
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SNOW IN INDIANA.
Trains on All the Roads Blockadcd--
Passengers Suffer Severely.

indianapolis. Ind. Feb. 3.-The Lake
Erie q Western. the Logan*port division
OF the Vandalia, the Michigan division
of the Big Fcur. and other railroads in
northern Indiana have for u hours been
hlockaded by deep snow drifts in cuts.
ana passengers have had TRYING eXperi-
enceS or stranded trains. On the Lake
Erie & Western near Peru, one train was
Snowbound nine hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

severe changes Of weather. contracted
La Grippe SO seriously that my friends
and the physician who was treating mo
thOrght might die.
1t seemed as il NY strength was not
coming back. But Paines Celery Com
pound at . friends recommendation was
tried and Benefited me grcauy-Unti! |
felt stronGer.and more healthy than 1 had
been i'll years.
- feel that it gave great strength 20 my
constitutions and saved my life. tor liAG
Il licnd whose grip attack va; not as
severe as my own. but who. while he was
recovering contracted pneumonia, of
which he died.
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VERY THREATENING.
Baron .Iayashi Says Everything New
Depends on Fns5ia's Answer.

-n 4. ,ai, HIP, , n" l,! ' Y; III
the ''ua,' Oh ii thu i'r r,a&t. tori, lit. u;
certainly Very thr"ateil.i..-. hut siid
that everything dcM, NGnd uron Russia :
HI is highly Improbable" the minister
continued. that Russia viii m@l,r any
aggressive move before thc ,Eallu,s ~ son
erunlcnt has received arh co.,+iti .r"G IN"
Russian repGN. Nha; tussin uis, ~ ;lo
IS TO throw th" responsibility 1T ;4kti.A
the initiative uro3 J,n@H.'
The foregoing "f;efa ac.s were provoked
on being shown nc threatening, press ui-
p1tCht:; from st. Petersburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
q TIDAL WAVE
On Coast Of France-Many Boats
Wrecked and Lives Lost.

HroGt, France. FEB. "a tidal wave
swept the coast of Penmarch. depart
Ecnt of I'inistere, Tuesday night. one
third OF he commune of Penmarch IS
under water. many fish boats were
wrecked and some of their occupants
v ere drowned. An immense amount
cf damage was done. The people liv-
ing near the shore were obliged to flee
from their houses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04
BOUNTY ON WHEAT
Grown at Home Instead of a Duty on
Foreign Wheat.

London. Feb. 4.-The Standard, this
morning, says it understands that the
government Of Joseph Chamberlain
are considering Il suggestion that in
stead of a duty on foreign wheat, Il
bounty should be given Oh wheat
grown in Great Britain and the colo
MES. as proposal less objectionable
than a protective tax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

Detroit, Mich. Feb. c.-lIayor May
bury has directed the police board 10
suspend all permits for all boxing and
contests until further notice.
i'll view of reports Of disgraceful oc-
currenccs at recent shows of that
character.
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The Servian Cabinet Resigns.

belgrade. Servia. Feb. 1.-The cabi
ne: resigned, TO-DAY King Peter prob
; bly, will instruct NJ. Pasics or NJ. Pro-
itch TO form Il new cabinet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

Mt &c NJ. Iiilrt, Who Is General Secro-
tary Of the Theatrical Stage Employees
International Union emphasizes the fact
that against La Grippe, or the diseases
that follow Grippe, there can lie no
stronger nor more certain protection than
the wondrous strength impaired to the
entire system by Painc's Celery Com
pound.
Chicago. Dec. Sd, 1897.
Last season owing to pressure of bust
ness | was obliged TO expose myself to
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of the Russian note, the Revue Russo
aveis are known in Toxic. where they
have created a most favorable impress
sion. In any case, the paper concludes,
Russia has decided not to cngag sc
japan unless she is directly attacked,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

The New England Amateur Rowing As
ISOLATION. Wednesday night, al Boston,
elected DR.. George 3. McCirath. Union u.
G.. president: j. j. Corrigan. East Boston
A. A. secretary. 1t was voted to invite
the Boston Athletic Association to re-
new its membership, it having withdra wn
some time ago on the ground that the
n. f. A. r. A. was not an active organ
ization.
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Mr., Cleveland VIII Attend.

Princeton. y. J.. Feb. 3.-ForEcI Prnsi-
dent Cleveland will attend the funeral "t
the late William c. Whitney as Il pail
bearer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-04

"Eour Celery Compound has been a
strong and valuable protection to me. Il
take it regularly as. when am worn
down by the weight Of my official duties.
it relieves my depression ana gives me
abundant vitality.
LEE NJ. HART
General Secretary Theatrical Stage
Employees International tnion-
In all wasting diseases and enervated
physical conditions Paine's Celery Com
pound HIS 4 marvellous ability to inviso-
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Tho only Real Cure is that which
cures the REAL CAUSE Treating
symptoms is mere waste of time TIE
Cause of nearly all disease and pain
is in the inner nerves.
Professor Edward J.. Phlcps. NJ. D..
III. D.. Of Dartmouth College. the
famous DiscoveTer of Paine's Gel
cry Compound
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"m. j. Duffy. Nationalist member Of
1, ''"'fio''t for South Galway. has pla ccd
n 'S'Siidii"n in the hands of the Iiish
az 'amea;ary rarty.
Ah''her Vacancy will be caused at DEFY
A. - ny the bankruptcy of John Lock
~ ~, conservative, agains. whom i receiy-
..oer was made. today.
I'm" ~. j. DUFFY is honorary secretary of
ill., '',e League, National League. Ma
an :, FEDERATION. United Irish ,.eague
scSi- G,;uuhtE Galway Gaelic Athletic AS
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ReDoT-s submitted 10 n-1

America. an'~----,.
teDor-s submitted 10 G-s
cal Society which is holding IFS ax,.--.i
convention at Hartford, Conn. ind;-
ate that this years peach crop viii h.
small. 1t Is said that one-haIf the
peach trees in the state are stricken
with the San Jose scale and will never
bear again Growers also say that cold
weather has killed not only peach buds
nut also trees in orchards of low eleva-
ton Higher up buds have been killed,
while orchards at an elevation of over
100 feet are apparently uninjured by
frost
James T. Nolan, a conductor on the
Cherokee division of the Transit Co.,
at st. Louis, Mo-, Monday, picked up
a package on a seat in his car and
turned it into the Office 1t was found
TO contain 100000 in bank notes, In.
dorsed checks and other negotiable
paper On the next trip of his car Ia
woman who lost the package II. ii n
got aboard. Nolan recognized iser =,
assured Ter that the p2ckaern. Vas safes
She rode to the Office. ssot s...a pac,ssl sc,
gave Nolan sic hiiisaE eh-.skel HIM
She declined I :si. hsss. 1.ssac.
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rate Il lie body. 10 make new blood te
regulate the nerves. and to fortify the
system against fresh attacks OF disease
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


~ ~ Y ouioh', democrat mas
| Dccil t't'-VH MAYOR Oh Duiutn' over j.
W. htS"' i'elupilcah candidate FOR
@--fet'ioii' D! l'aJoEltE OF 81 votes
Word WIS received at Bethel. VT
W cdnesd1y, thai the lumber mill of
~ - .'o"ii'S"A al West ltochester WAS
'"'''eu nufi'S the hiSht' causing
'': "i Si-'"oo win no insurance. The
'''i'l "'S '!'c OF 'he best III the State.
miro. FIVE boile" makers employed
~ the West Springfield Mass, shops
Of the BOSTON * Albany Railroad
STRUCK, Wednesday. because the rail
toad officials refused 10 reinstate Fore
man JACOB iriaScH. dis harSed for
Siec''''s "Ai'e OH "utE.
III q burning Of = barn at Matunuck,
Il. l., carly Wednesday. MN. Ercy-
man, aged -, lost his life. He is
thought i" have ST. the barn atire while
lhtoNio3t2d hut = nave been unable
r. make iif.' .S""ro. H.% body was badly
burned. = ne loss on the building was
about SLIGO.
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d My Life
ar, t ABUNDANT VITALITY"