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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
new BOWLING SCHEDULE

The new schedule OF the Knights Of
Columbus bowling teams IL arranged and
is "a follows:
Tenth week-Mondsy. Feb % Isnstius
vs Mcfarland at Infantry hall: wednes-
dav. Feb q. IA Sale v- Providence 1T
Infantry hall: Friday. Feb "a, Newman
vs Delaney az Infantry hall TYLER VI.
Finnegan AZ Frtzpatrick's. Pawtucket VI.
Santa Marta at Pawtucket
Eleventh week-Monday Feb. q. TYLER
vs. Providence AZ Infantry hall. wednes-
day. March l. Santa Maria vs. La Sale az
Infantry hall: Friday. March 2. Finnegan n
VS. Tgnatius at Infantry hall. Newman VS.
Pawtucket ~ Fitzpatrick's, Delaney vs.
Mcfarland az Pawtucket
Twelfth Week-Monday, March s. Santa
Maria vs.. Providence at Infantry hall:
"Wednesday. March s. Tyler vs. Delaney
AZ Infantry hail. Friday. March 10 IR-
natius VS.. Newman at Infantry hall La
sale vs. Mcfarland at Fitypatrick'r q
Pawtucket VS.. Tinnegan ut Pawtucket
Thirteenth week-Monday. March IL.
Newman vs.. Tyler az Infantry hall:
Wednesday, March i5 la Sale W.. Paw
tucket az 1nfantry hall. Friday. March H..
Flnnegan We Santa Maria a. Infantry
hall Mcfarland vs. 1gnstius AT Fitz-
patricks Delaney vs. Providence AZ Paw
tucket.
Fourteenth week-Mondsy March d.
Finnegan - Providence 81 Infantry hail:
"wednesday. March %. la Sale vs De.
laney at Infantry hall; Friday. March "A.
Tyler vs.. Santa Maria at Infantry hall
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
FEELS SURE
GEYSER IS
SLAYER

Tittsbure Feb. s-"He killed herl He
Killed herl That's the fellow He gave me
back her pocketbook in the dark too"
John A. Kirkpatrick, almost craZed
with grief and anger, made these remarks
IN the Allegheny police station when told
OF tho appearance OF Norman II. Geyser.
v no was arrested for the murder OF the
beautiful young Mrs. Kirkpatrick last
Saturday evening Her body was found
frozen stifr fourteen hours later in a va
cant lot
II know he killed her" continued Kirk
patrick, franticdlly, as he tried to break
his way into the cell rooms 10 get at the
prisoner He has threatened TO kill her
because she would have nothing TO do
with him. Let me at him."
kirkpatrick wandered through the
streets OF the town last night and this
r,urning appeai cd haggard and wild
looking at the cell-room doors OF the po-
lice station 10 know ~ any arrests had
been made This was the first intimstion
ne had tha, 3eyser had been taken in by
the authorities.
Geyser whose father 10 connected with
the city Are department and is strong in
rolitics said later ne had met Mrs Kirk
patrick on the street about 7:20 Saturday
evening and n4d talked with her a few
n Inutes
He had not seen her again. Asked
where he had spent the rest Of the even-
Ing he said, I'm a saloon uptown"
The body Of The murdered woman was
viewed I'm an undertaker's shop by many
hundred shop sifls, who had known Mat
tie Shook and had admired her beauty be-
ro,. he became Mrs. Kirkpatrick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
BASEBALL AT 0lNeYVILLE

Last evening there was a meeting OF the
Oineyville Baseball association in parlor
OF the Olneyville hotel The work Of
Manager Delaney was discussed. and his
report OF the correspondence with players
and the possibility OF their accepting
his terms was told Of The work TO be
carried on when the seasou IL well open
was discussed. but no action was taken.
An interesting matter in connection with
the association IL that there Is no stock
for sale. People who own shares are
hardly expecting n 10 soar high above
par nevertheless there is no stock on the
market. The par value is 80, and II "a
understood bid OF sl5 was refused this
week After trying in several places TO
secure stock James r. Oorcoran, who
wanted a couple OF shares for q friend.
telephoned a former resident OF Olney-
vile. The man once had small
restaurant here, but now conducts a
boarding house for students on Benefit
street He was asked IL he would sell
and there was a prompt mo sir"
An offer of SIS was made, and the re-
sponse come, II should say not. ] will
not sell" Olneyville has wall street. Z"
and II progress is made the stock may be
listed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
MR.. HOLDEN
NARROWLY
ESCAPED

Hon. Frank r. Holden. chairman OF
the Republican state central committee,
while driving a spirited horse at woon-
socket yesterday morning. lost control OF
his driver. Levi NORM. Mr.. Holden
jumped from the sleigh in the nick OF
time. Less than a minute later the mad
dened horse crashed through a large
window
This an happened at o'clock yester-
day. Mr.. Holden lives at 73 Prospect
street. Woonsooket. He planned 20 come
to this city on the s:sS train. Shortly
before he drove away from his home
behind his lively horse.
The horse. with Mr.. Holden driving.
was near the Harris avenue highway
bridge over the track connecting with
the Worcester and Midland divisions oi
the Consolidated road. when an engine
passed under the bridge and scared the
animal
The horse became unmanageabie. While
running wildly down Railroad street II
was scared a second time by an engine
II ran faster then. coursing on towards
Main street Near the corner the two
men leaped from the sleigh into the snow.
Mr.. Holden sprained his thumb.
On Main street the horse took to the
sidewalk executed a grand cross-over
or some other fancy step and glanced
against the window OF the new Boston
store on the opposite side. Smashed was
the window and scared the horse. He
was soon stopped. The sleigh was con-
siderably marred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08

Newman vs Mcfarland at Fitzpatrick 8.
Pawtucket vs.. Isnatius al Pawtucket-
Fifteenth wesk-Mondsy. March ~, La
Sale vs.. Newman at Infantry hall:
Wednesday. March %. Tyler va. Nc
Farland at Infantry hall; Friday, March
81. rgnatius VS. Santa Maria at Infantry
hall. Providence VS.. Pawtucket AZ Fits-
patricks Delaney Va. Finnesan at Paw
tucket.
Sixteenth week-Monday. April g. New
man VS. Providence at Infantry hail;
Wednesday. April s. La Sale vs. Finne-
gan at Infantry hall. Friday. April !.
Ignatius VS.. Delaney at Infantry hall.
Mcfarland VS.. Santa Maria at Fftz-
patricks Pawtucket vs.. Tyler at Paw
tucket.
Seventeenth week-Nonday. April 10.
Tyler vs.. La Sale at Infantry hall:
Wednesday, April IL, Providence vs.. Nc
Farland at Infantry hall; Friday. April Il.
Finnegan VS. Pawtucket az Infantry hall,
Newman We. Ignatius at Fitzpatrick =,
Delaney vs. Santa Maria at Pawtucket.
Eighteenth Week-Monday, April IL.
Ignstius vs Tyler at Infantry hall; Tues
day. April IS Mcfarland We. Pawtucket at
Infantry hall; Wednesday, April 10, Fin
negan VS. Providence At Infantry hall
Friday. April 2l, Newman vs. Santa Maria
AZ Infantry hall, la Sale VS.. Providence
at Fitzpa patricks Delaney VS.. Pawtuoket
AZ PHwtucket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
BOY VANDALS
WRECKED
THE HOUSE

Syracuse. Feb s-Four boy vandals
broke into the house OF the Rev. DR.. Jere-
miah Zimmerman and did damake es.i-
mated al $4,000.
They carried away articles upon which
they could not hope to realize 500. Tho
boys arrested are Nicholas Cook. 10 years
old: stephen Shutes. Is: Howard Hugen-
ing i6, and Roy Martin, H. all OF this
city The other boys say that Cook was
the ringleader
The boys say that early IN the even.
ing Of Jan. q they got into the house
with hatchet and began TO loot me
place. They made two visits 90 the house
and finished up the last with rousiug
drunk on wine and whlskey, which they
found there.
They piled up oil paintings. china. rars
books. dresses and draperes and Jumped
-u--t4tet4. Antique andirons and other
copper were pounded into an unrecogniza-
bic mass
Cook was arrested az Rochester while
trying to dispose OF some OF the old
coins. which Dr Zimmerman had spent
years in collecting. Dr. Zimmerman Is on
q trip abroad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
BROWN vs.. HARVARD

This afternoon the Brown Varsity
hockey team will oppose the Harvard
sever on the outdoor rink at Cambridge
Today's game is the last intercollegiate
contest for the Brown men. who have lost
all OF three previous ones In the ST. Mich
olss rink. New York. Capt. Chase and his
ruen. while not expecting 10 win. are pre-
RAJ ed to make the Crimson seven hustle.
The Cambridge aggregation this winter
Is considered by many as fast as last
ytar's which won the intercollegiate
cha mpionship 80 far this season Harvard
mas beaten Columbia 3 to and Princeton
70 s. Brown was beaten by Princeton s
tc and by Columbia last Saturday TO D.
IT. lineup OF the Brown team In to-
di Us contest will probably be as follows:
I'LL g.: Little. p; Chase, c. p; Paine. r.;
Marble. q; Bullock T.: Matteson, Z.
TUFTS CAME CANCELLED.
There will lie no basketball game to-
night I'm Lyman Gymnasium, as the con-
test with TUFTS has been cancelled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08

Cne OF the fastest and most scientihc
boring contests witnessed in this vicinity
for long time attracted more than POO
rerscns to the meeting OF the Douglas A
9. or Chelsea. which was held last night
N Pythian rink
According to an agreement the bout was
declared draw. as both the principals,
Jimmy Briggs n Chelsea and Willie Lew
Is OF New YORK. were on their feet at the
end o, the Is rounds.
Superior weight and cieverness enabled
;hs New Yorker 20 earn a slight advan-
taSe throughout the major part OF the
contest, but the stamina and aggressive
neee OF Briggs was at all times In EVIL
dtrcs, and although ne was repulsed re-
rtetedly with hard left hand jabs 10 the
face the Chelsea lad never let up for a
moment and once he got by the barrier he
asseiIed Lewis stomach and short ribs
and Kidneys with hard left and right up
re1cuts and neavy right hand smsshes
ever the kidneys when clinched.
Lewse gave a wonderful exhibition OF
oiwork. feinting and snappy left hand
WORK, while mis- blocking wes all that
eoub6 be desired Briggs has rarely
fought better than he did last night. His
tactins were the same as ever, with. per-
fats the exscution OF an improved lett
hsnd, which he used 10 good advantage In
tsbbtng and nooking for the head Con-
trary to expec tations. Briggs was the ag-
Gressor all through the Ii rounds and he
nnver allowed his opponent an instants
rest while they we're In the ring. The lat
ter, however was far too shifty for the
I i,tie Chstsea blacksmith. and he adroitly
q ,aped from some tight positions.
Before Briggs could fairly set for his
farous crouch and rush Lewis would
smash out q straight left. which tnvaria-
bly, landed on Jmmy's face. Sometimes
Lewis would feipt rapidly. snd drawing
briggs into a lead, would smash his right
10 the side Of The head or body. Briggs
Fewer performed 30 we'll at close range.
LIE kept up a constant tattoo on Lewis
body when insiie. and when the latter
hung on Briggs continued 10 work his
stgot for the Kidneys.
lewis was several inches taller than
Briggs. and this with his superior clever
pess and extra weight, aided him great
~ IN stopping Briggs rushee especially
an he was very handy I'm tie use OF both
hands and both feet. AZ there was no
decision last night the challenges of Mike
TwIn) Sullivan and Blink MoCioskey
went COR naught-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
AOUEDUCT TRACK WILL CLOSE

Trouble in arranging dates for the local
race tracks this season owing to the COM
pletion Of the new Belmont half-mile
course on Long Island and the decision
Of those controlling Morris Park 70 con-
tinue the sport another year has resulted
IN a deal. which will close Aqueduct
track, at least for this summer Tho
sale Of the latter has not been actually
concluded. but probably will be in a few
DAYS. for sum A the neighborhood OF
$500 The racing dates thus made
open will be given 10 Morris Park Those
controlling the older tracks on Long lei
and absolutely refused to surrender any
Of their time, and the purchase OF
Aqueduct was the only course open in
order 70 preserve the usual order of
events. interrupted by the unexpected de-
cision of the club controlling Morris Park
Auueduct track will be maintained in its
present state for use In future years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
AT new ORLEANS

A card not particularly attractive. cold,
clear weather and a heavy track we're
the conditions met by the visitors 10 the
fair grounds at New Orleans yesterday.
The going had been expected, and mud
ders filed most OF the events.
The committee on rules. bylaws and
constitution OF the American Turf associa-
ton met today and adopted racing resu-
Iatons similar to those OF the Western
Jockey club.
The feature OF the program was a
handicap for s-year-olds and upward at
six furlonEs. Only four accepted because
Of the muddy going. Jake Sanders was
made the favorite and had no trouble
IN Ia nding after Lady Ellison and Char
lie Thompson had tired themselves MAX
ing n rafting pace Juba, the only start
ar. was never prominent. finishing six
lengths behind Charlie Thompson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
AFTER DUNNE

Today Col wendelschaefer will make
some attempt 10 secure Jack" Dunno. Of
Brltimore, as manager OF the Providence
brseban club. A conference will he held
vth the officials of the New York club
ard with Dunno today whereby the colo
mel hopes 70 secure Dunnes release from
TIE National League.
Complica tions have arisen from the fact
rot the Montreal club has been endeav-
c;.ns 20 secure Dunno. but under the cir
cdmstances u l. believed that Montreal
w'u withdraw from the field In consider
stion OF the sact that Providence was the
FIRST to seek DUNES services as manager.
II is hoped that the conference today will
result In securing Dunno for the local
r'fh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
A BATTLE
ROYAL IN
NURSERY

Waterbury. Conn. Feb s-For nearly
half an hour Saturday night Miss Eliza
beth whitmora. matron OF the Waterbury
day nursery. defended herself With a
chair against jeremiah Scully. crazed
with drink. who attacked her with a
knife
sculiy had been on a protracted spree.
which developed into a frenzy when the
day nursery people took in his wife and
children ana started the authorities after
him with a charge OF non-support.
Armed with a big knife he rang the
bell of the nursery about In the evening
Miss whitmore saw him through the
glass and sprang to the telephone. Only
a dull buzzing answered her appeals.
Then Scully smashed the door glass with
his fist and plunged through the opening.
Il want my wife" he yelled, brand l.
ishing his knife. And | want my kids q"
- Miss lph!tma=a- slight and trail hut
dropping the useless receiver. she seized
a chair. Her assistant. Miss Proctor
came running down the stairs and took
her place at the telephone
Central! central" she cried.
She could hear laughter at the other
end OF the line. but only the dull whirr
Of the wire answered her appeal
RECTOR GOT THERE FIRST
Scully slashed widely at Miss Whit
mores face. She beat him desperately
with the chair Miss Proctor leaned
through window and ran for help
James Crompton, who lives across the
street. heard her cries and tried his tele-
phone.
This time central responded. and
Crompton summoned the police. Then
he notified the Rev John N Lewis rector
OF st. Johns church. which has charge
OF the nursery. and started for the scene
himself.
The rector. although he lives much
further away. beat the policemen by a
mile.
When Crompton arrived Miss Whit
ing fast 10 the wreck OF the chair. was
leaning against the wall, while the clergy
man with his coat split UP the back wa 9
rolling about the floor with Scully
Crompton pitched into the fray tuyt as
three policemen came painting through the
door. They overpowered Scully and took
him to the station.
When Scully was arraigned in the CITY
court Judge Burpse said: This man is .
beast. This court can give him no pun
ishment sufficiently severe. Therefore
bind him over to the superior court under
bonds OF sl20o"
Miss whitmore will recover. but sbs
may he dishgured for life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
THREE CONTESTANTS LEFT

Charles r. Conklin OF Chicago. Edward
Gardiner of New York and W. f. Sigour-
in the amateur billiard tournament who
will fight out the final game for first
honors.
All the others entetsd in the tourna-
ment have finished their games, and the
three players who head the winning col
nun will II is expected. finish up the
schedule by THURSDAY night
The results of yesterdays games were
as follows: Threshie heat Sigourney, 800
to 201; Norris beat Schmitt 300 70 100:
Conklin heat Schmitt 500 10 17s
The following is the standing Of the
nlayere
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
A TW0-MAN SERIES

A "two-msn" tournament has been be-
gun az Thornton's Opera Hcuse alleys OF
Riverpoint. o. r. Thornton has already
broken the worlds record for the three
string total at duck pins by obtaining S7s.
including another worlds record by Sc
curing a single OF 40 pins
A large number OF enthusiasts from this
vicinity have already participated or are
thinking OF doing so, being assured Of
square" tournament, Ar In the past.
IL will be interesting 10 notice whether
the team total OF esT. nade by Adams and
vickers on Dec. 10, 1904. will be Knocked
out"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
ON the BOWLING ALLEYS

Two bowling records went by the boards
yesterday and hast evening Tho To
Kalon rollers won two games from the
Of the Inter-Club Duck Pin league last
evening Macdonald moved down the
pins In nne shape. obtaining 5e. including
singles OF lls and ic4. Payton made q
total OF ~.
The Edgewood players won two events
from the visiting No. Pocasset com
bination Brown and Sites were tied
for the highest total. each player obtain
ing s2.
The No. Pocasset rollers secured two
games from the visiting West Side delegs-
ton II Bigbee was the high roller. with
a total Of 1S4
The Brown players obtained two events
at the Elmwood club from the No COM
hination.
The East Providence team captured all
three games from the Infantry hall
delegation on the alleys OF the former
rollers last evening. Greene secured a
total OF $40. including a single OF lac. A
large gathering witnessed the events
The visiting Natick aggregation won
two events al the South Providence alleys.
Shippee moved them down" for a total
OF 100 including singles Of 12l and 10.
one OF the largest gatherings that ever
assembled at the Peck street alleys saw
the visiting Broad Street Casino players
win two games from the home rollers.
Rafferty, was the high roller. with a total
Of 200
Six alleys were occupied by women
bowlers at Bulock's Temple Of Amuse-
unent last evening. An interesting series
OF events was contested by members OF
the Temple club"
TO KALON ?. NO. / ET,MwoOD /
To Kalon-4e2 400 4Ss 1890 No. Elm
wood t56 $50 4s. 1874
EDGEWooD 2. no. ! PoCAsSET /
Edeewood-4ss. ~ 425 1897 Pocasset
No 400 az 425. 1897
NO POCASSET g. WEST SIDE 4.
M. Pocasset-AS0 4ls 4s0. 1898 West
side--443. +0l AS. 1922
BROWN 2 40. ? EI.MwOOD l.
Rrown--432, 43l, tS4 1927. No. Elm
~ood-43e 4l9. AZ. 1853
EAST PROV. z. INFANTRY HALL q
East Providence--isi. 4ea 4sT, 1887 In
fautry Hall-4S4. al. "a 1919
NATICk g SOUTH PROVIDENCE /
Nstick--426. 40. 466, 1871. South Prov
idence-471 496. 4s1 1858
BROAD ST. CASINO 2 PECK ST /
Broad Street Casino-45S AS 4se. 1867
Peck street--a62. 4S7 44s ls47
BULLOCK TEMPLE OF AMISEMENT
Temple Club--40s. 425. S98. 1924 Tenn
pie Club--Ss5. 1923. 34S. 1919
l. q. o. F INFANTRY HALL
East Side--4os. 43e. 4Ss 1888 Olive
Pranch--4o4. 423. ZIG. l242
q. O. r. INFANTRY HALL.
Hope-405. 4o1. 426. 1882. Canonlcus-
400. 4o4. l24. 1923
CENTRAL RAILWAY TOURNAMENT
wllson's-45s 4Os. 42a. 1920. Pryor's-
40s 4O1 4ss 1913
CENTRAL ALLEYS SPECIAL
s. Shipping Room-42l. 427. 453. 1901.
Outlet Shipping Room--3Sl. 371 al. 1923.
PECK STREET SPECIAL.
Swift 4 Co 402 800 40e 1871 Armour
g Co.-3s4. 3e2 sS5. il7i.
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT
SHOWS 44O. 42b. as. 1880 Anderson =
-430. ais 434 1897
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
McCormack's-453. as. 4lb. 1880. DO
hertys-l12 4is. 42s, 1885
OLNEYVILLE SPECIAL
sullivan's-s70, sB. tis--1iss Riley's-
$50. as4. SS 11a7
oLSEYvILLE SPECIAL
IA Crosse No 7--s7s sal 347. ioil. IA
Crosse No. i--s72. 3se. $50. ioH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
CONDUCTOR BURNED TO
DEATH +; BRAKEMAN KILLED

Port Jervis, n v, Feb. Sin a rear end
collision OF freight trans on the Erie
railroad near Otisville. William Coins,
conductor Of the forward train. has been
burned 10 death In his caboose.
Patrick sculley. q brakeman. was in
stantly killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
new SYSTEM AT PENN

The board Of directors OF The athletic
associat ton Of tho University OF Penn
sylvsnia yesterday ratified the report Of
the football committee regarding coaches
for the season Of 1905. naming an ad-
visor,- board md board Of coaches This
marks the Inauguration Of q new system
Of oaching az Pennsylvania
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
What Shall We Have for Dessert

This is an important daily question. Let
Ne answer II today. Try Jell-O. America's =
Award. Gold Medal. Worlds Fair. ST.
Louis, 1904. Everything In the package:
add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors
Lemon. Orange Raspberry Stra wberry
Chocolate and Cherry. Order a package
OF zach flavor from our ..u.cT today
fOr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rns
NEWS.

lc. per word first insertion; nc. repeat:
iwk. SC per word: 2wks. SC. per word;
swks. &c. per wnrd: imo. Sc. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08

Conklin and Sigourney will meet IN
the first game today and in the evenins
game Gardiner Will meet the winner q
this match.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08

Foozle-I SIpopse there never was 40
uniuckv chap az am. I'm always get
tins into q hole.
1~snecrjot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
Briggs and Lewis Fight a Fast SCien'
tifiC Bout to a Draw.
Jake Sanders, Favorite, Did Not Mind
Mud and Cold at New Orleans.

CROWN SPECIAL
st Jsmes--3e5. 396. 403. 1893. victors-
go 427. 37s. l175.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
HEARD FROM BY WIRELESS

New York Feb s-The White Star line
steamer Oceanic, from Liverpool and
Queenstown, for New York. was in com
municauon by wireless telegraphy with
the station at sissconsett. Mass. az 10 20
a. m. The vessel was then 50 miles east
of the Nantucket lightship. CNot as pre-
viously reported)
A Fchoolchild In far Yokohama
Wa writing ono day 20 his mama,
He started each lire
-ueIiols nine
Ana ended the note with a cana.
Newark News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-08
NeWlin Haines.
ATLANTIC cITY's NEWEST HOTEL
CHALFONTE

A modern story fireproof hotel. COM
plete in every respect on the Beach
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
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