The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 7

U-i: PROTECTION for Ohio Wool Growers ir.fd (ieneral Grosvenor at the Tariff Hearing. Huftry Would Be Destroyed if Duty Removed, r.nr ConprfssmM Says. i i i I I 11. T) i. A I jj No niiiu nr ucuruicu Dil oifiij'U Kxporler.

mot Oeneral Oha. r.y niemuer. si wis un the star witness be- i m.h.. Committee i (Vmgress should a Ha said way to destroy the i ir.l.kc ttia tariff to lie said that the td.il) prosperous, -v I i cJ.jvi.ii ward would n't product lutcj this ui Rn.eri would nx the here. i a aifiiwhere ofT In the knows where," he rum on the.

navy tloii fur the st rap inuollity to keep 11 Hut the navy Juld hi would he the woul tin- tariff. It Would It of MlHllH H.1." .,1 i ulieU attention to the -i l' ilr of the WIIhoii I at I lie fffeit of free wool lit romiintt. should be.tr remits of Demo- i OK hi 111 if iMlon the peoj.Ie i h.ilu: i nuriiii j'larK means the aD-. "I'lie revinlon to me mui-h. if anything.

It was hi i.Attlej cry." took a shot at "ultimate consumer." i n. nt a reduction In the tariff tit to the consumer, v. t.ir'rf. he auld, "poverty and me You will not In- i n. The proeperlty of the hand liiind with the pros.

iniinur.ii-riir'r. mid the manu-, If you en-. i.ii-tii. l.y the tsrlff. ii I imruliyxe the natural i nit country.

What really 1 -o ir woo'. concerned, if. Kuiird the il It for fr-i i In limti-l'riced wool under ,1 i i i wool." i i piiillcul dlHcusKlon with i i. iicrul "iionveiior sungested if Vf Hryan's election it fi tor in lowering the I lliio. i uii Hiiioe would make i mi like no- fi'iir the election the i ieneral.

Because I i iirifttv good chance I AuKnwt." anKwered Mr. i ii. he til man 1 have seen i I th.it iie did not know l.ift would' lie elected by an .1 rif Now," continued rile to the Tate a liicr.ii.ne tin- revenuee tlcU-7." 1 i I I.XKOHMATION." in. inhi of Cmigrem." "hut 1 in not; so i Mii.t I know now." i M- "1 am I otl a gnoil Job, rto i- xoii with and no 1 1 1 iiiforniatinn ii ik I ak linn for a job. i 1 1 iniiliat ii ii'ly.

"he will i r. liopc h- will." returned we want you with UK." i ,1, ik ol New York were rep- lmiiH, of Avon, N. Y. i i.re.-. oit tariff on wool the xheep In- of who the consumer, -jir-'niK tariff tatlf.factory I l.

ir; unit It fottteis the i ti nt out of tiilay than iien i i i i is ootislilered. a of West I. i reprepentlng hot -iioke iigiilnst i in' lii'c'iin, and the- i mi Wool and Worsted .1 there is no i a it i. in a rediu'tiot i of- Indlsni thai the duty in i valorem i d.itv oirclteap I I i' va oreni. and Ik k.

I I'll i 'k i. for llu auncn wnicn to unite on a rlan. lot man to i a uniform t'hamp i.o nanllon- l-ie w.trjess to I 1 1. woolen i. f'r the ac- i he quoted.

it Irom three it tliat he count of the It in because of It at tiiis time. I shortly after 8 lule will he taken GIRL'S ARGUMENT Se. i 1 1 Release from Prison ir. She Came To Marry. I MS KglISKS.

December 2. Miss Ru LABOR GETTITIQ SCARCE. of Mli.n.ce. Ohio, who came to Morning, hi marry Chariea irl. tta.

Ohio, only to rtud cell charged with having 1 i his Arm's goods to get lit once went to the front i ii mil his rae before vie i'rsnk J. Brady. well l.ut- nra ue that the Magis-i r-r, i.nrn-d Mathias, but com- f.lTj COUIISv'Uor. TRUSTEES jECIDE Chant; Name of Lawrence TTni- To wrenc Colleg. i tiM eiiilei After thrlv Law st its (li r.d henceforth, as a result of a ft: Tmn'ec.

will tc known as Law-1 The corporation name. Law-i 4 ill be retained for legal i Trustees also voted to the academy, which la Ot years t. I follege is said to be the Iii. nti.uial institution established In I States. Dember i-The surlden business ai-tlvlty here promisee a for tlie near future.

Hundreds rr.p:,,es are being put work. At t'umnirrce meeting to-day rub- nmnufneturers stated that ilSHI addl-mm wouldclie needed sonar snd that knew n. hr- to find them. Auto- factories sr said to be working n.i aignt to 1111 orders. WANTS NEW CHARTER.

"lilt UKPtT. To tas BISSB. -w Allainy. lnd. Liecember 2.

A mass tm will 1 held here Friday ght 11. to rnnatrier aM-iirln m-n br the next te prowlda a mor aatiafsctory form of cltv eovem- 't. An effort Is being made to have are tue earm FORGED CHECK Can Be RecoTered Upon From Party Indorsing It. SrSCtAL TO TBI BMQVIMS. narieston.

W. December 2. The West Vlrtlaia Supreme Court of Appeal. In a decision handed down to-day, reversed the Mingo County Circuit Court la the case of the Bank of Williamson, of Mingo Coun ty, vs. the McDowell Count Bank, of Welch, and established the law that In taking a forged check from an unknown person for collection, without Inquiry as to his Identltv 1.

A stranger presented a check to the McDowell County Bank. Indorsing It as Oeorge Horner. The McDowell County Bank cave Its Indorsement to the check, and the Bank of Williamson, through the Mingo County Hank, deposited $800 with the McDowell County Bank. It later developed that the check was a forgery, and the Bank of Wil liamson brought suit for the recovery of I -Uie money from the McDowell County Bsnk. Judge Brannon dissented from the opin ion.

PROOF Which Was Filled With Tragedies. IXCIAL DIU-ATCa TO TBS SSQIIBSS. Milwaukee. December 2. Mrs.

Wll helmlna H.eln. years old and worth a small fortune, whose life had bsen filled a tragic death to-day. Seised with pain brought on by an Injury suffered In a fall Into the river, she fainted on a stairway of her home, fell backward and waa killed. In his cell at the State Penitentiary in Waunun to-dav. Dr.

Edward C. Biein- Schnittker. son of the dead woman. criminal operation which resulted in airl's death. re al, nl in tirlmn for havlne performed a Following are some of the points in jnrs.

Bteiii's peculiar life history: Urew wealthy after having been lorcea, Murrain, N. December The. East Buffalo. Live Stock Association to-day sent a protest to Secretary Wilson against Federal regulations which permit the big pack ing houses In Chicago to make, live stock shipments through East Buffalo to Eastern points In sealed cars and get the same cars back under seal without bring cleaned and disinfected. Meanwhile the East Buffalo commission men, under retrirtione imposed on account of the outbreak of foot and mouth disease, are doing very little busi ness because shipments for this market must come in cleaned cars, which the rail roads are turning out very slowly.

The protest end with a request that the same restrictions as to cleaning and disinfecting cars shall be applied to all territory east of the MlsUsiipi and north of the Ohio River. Tie-TJp at Pittsburg. I'lttsburg. December 2. All busi ness at the Union stock Tarus.

Herr Island, was suspended to-day until the work of disinfecting has been completed and the Oovernment official have certified their approval of the work. Several weeks ago the local yards were quarantined by the Oovernment on acoount of the toot and mouth disease. It YEGGS" Tried To Oet at Stock of Diamonds By Resorting To a Novel Device. Hl'SI'lit Ilr4TC TO TS SXQDISIB. Columbus, Ohio, December 2.

Two men entered tue loan shop of Ike Kramer, on the Hlah-street viaduct, this evening, and tried to loot the placed Maurice Schuster ann, a clerk, was -rendered unconscious from a blow with a coupling pin. His yells scared the robbers- away before they got any of the valuables. Kramer carries a big stock of "diamonds, and it la believed the men were after some of these. When the rebbers nod they sprung a lock, and it was necexaary to break In the door to relieve the Injured clerk. LOCXED LEEKS IN And the Thief Smashed Jeweler's Win dow Smart Boy Got Elm.

Pittsburg. December 2. While the pr clpal business street of the North 8lde, near the Pennsylvania Ra'lroad 8tatlon, crowded to-night, a robber, fastened from the outside the door of Theodore Frey'a Jewelry Federal street. Imprisoning the proprietor and his clerks, and then smashed the plate show window, secured two trays of diamonds and Jewelry valued at $12. IW.

ant ran away. A plucky boy followed the tUlef and kept him In view until officers and others overtook and capture him. Moot of the loot was recovered. EXPRESS AGENT ARRESTED. DiaraTVa TO TBS SSejDUUCB.

I nm ABaales. December 2. Theodore Lowe, former arent of. the United States Express Company sew iora. was r- aara to-autht oa leiegraunrc mror- matlon from the New rcra ponce ni ne la wanted for the emoexsiemeni ol cash and a book or money onnr.

wurtu $15,000 from th Cnlted States Express Company. Lowe eoniesaaja a-- 0IJ)-TDtX2lS PASSINO. sraciai. at sr area to ih Ind December 2. Five pio neers of Harrison County have died during the past fow days.

aaed Jacob Fawver. aged 88; William Glaae. aged 8T: Meade Oreaham, aged eS: WUUem Bownng. ages oa. INUXTJ IT ALL.

re TBS BSOJBI Philadelphia. laceaarr a. isaac years old. proprietor of a chainif cigar tea eulorde by his aa Vauing IMiia "Willi sr. the cause atuributad.

GROWERS Of Black Patch Tobacco Protective Association, tlon, after Saving taken the Indorsement of I Charging MalfeESEDCe JUld Neff the reputed nave unit rlarel Ita own I restricted Indorsement on the same, a bank llgeilCe Of OfflCUUS. wBrruij ostne genuineness oil the signature which It cannot afterward! deny, and Is liable to the drawee for the I ta Soe Tw. Per Ceit Ex- L. B. Young, living In Kentucky, had $1,000 deposited In the Bank of Williamson.

Ask a Receiver For Planters cess of Interest on Loan tad Other Fonda. rsciAt m.rjTrs to tbs ssqcibsb. Paducah, December 2, Allegations of a sensational nature are contained In a pe-1 tltlon filed In the McCracken Circuit Court I this afternoon for a receiver of the Plant-1 er's Protective Association of Kentucky. I iennesse and Virginia, the members of I which are tobacco growers. i ne suit Is the climax to the general I dUsatlafaction among the members In the! black patch over the manner In which their tobacco In pool haa been handled.

The I farmers we'nt t.i ai iiuiu 1 That Sorrow Doesn't Kill xu" iodscco in pool, hut the association officials I decline to accede to their wishes. With! capable management, it Is alleead. all of the I Furnished la WlSfsBSIa Woman's and Wt7 crops could have been sold at a satisfactory figure, but It is allseed that fraud, malefeasance and negligence I have been practiced; that the association! officers have taken the farmers' tobacco. borrowed money on It from the banks at I six per cent, and loaned it to the former at I eight per cent. The plaintiffs sue to e-1 cover the two per cent overcharge, which I is approximated at SXt.OUO.

Further they charge that the officers are I holding more than derived from the with tragedies such as might have driven I sale of tobacco belonging to the plaintiffs -nofher woman to a arave of sorrow, met that they refuse Mo distribute, with the In tention of converting It to their own use upon the dissolution of the association, and I that the officers have and are diverting large sums of money under the guise of paying salaries and expenses to themselves. in asking for a receiver the plaintiffs, state mat large quantities of the tobacco and I fully fuxi.otiu In money are in danger of I being lost to the plaintiffs. ThA nlnlwlt JSP 1 a I rf.h Sehnlttker was waiters, i. a. I Ureenwell.

Ed WUlett and J. M. Fuller. each iia their own right, and for the use! and benefit of 5.0UO other persons in Ken- I tucay and Tennessee, against the Planters rTotectlve Association of Kentucky, Ten-1 nesnee.and Virginia: C. H.

Fort. E. T. Bondurant. F.

Q. Kwlng. John D. Scalea thi-rmirh ruivertv. to leave her son's educa-1 CJcorge Bnodon, Mrs.

N. 72. Oreen. J. B.

tlon to others. Alien, joel a. Kort, W. E. Frailer.

A. N. Carr written Instructions for funeral to i ana jonn nets. ease, me omcers 01 tne undertaker and selected casket two years association, the Farmers Tobacco Prising Forbade hunband to enter her home 10 arenouses company, c. Urinam CO.

vears ao. and allowed him to live In rear and Frank McMurry. of a barn. Oave orders against any religious cere mony at her burial service, ana namea. speaker.

Draped convict son's picture 'with hlack. and worked to make his prison life com- I mi lauir, PROTEST Made By Buffalo Live-Stock Men Against Favors Shown By Chicago Packers. Of Tobacco Sold Independents Will Bel Hade Friday. A number of representatives of the independent tobacco manufacturers in various parts of the country are In the city to range the apportionment and distribution per cet of Equity Society holdings which they took over In a ump quantity at the recent tobacco sale at Winclutt. Ky.

This 25 per rent of the Equity pooled tobacco is the portion that was left? over fter that btg deal with the American Tobacco. Company at Louisville few' weeks ago, and Its proposed allot ment which will take place on Friday at the Frlshmuth office. West IFront street, will wipe off the market the last remnant of tike Equity Society holdings, and with its disappearance the white bur-ley tobacco war of the past two years will liav. Mini, in an And srscuL DiaraToa to hi snocisss. THE EKQUIREU, X5IKCINKAT1, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 3, 1903, The headquarters of the association are I at Guthrie.

Ky. The two warehouse com panies are In Paducah, and the prizing company at Kevil, Ky. APPORTIONMENT 19 BUSINESS DAYS AND THEN Crex and Rattan Chairs and Settees Various shapes, all made for comfort. Some upholstered and with loose cushions: very stylish. 1 Tabourettes In a great variety, at $1.40, $1.75, $225, $150 00 op Pearl Inlaid aaea t.

M.M TEAKWUUD OOODS. quite an assortment of Tabourettes, Chairs and Tablaa Center Tables An Immense assortment: all the woods and finishes; M.OO. 7.iX. go. OS on IP to the finest gold, with onyx top.

aiM.M Lamps, i Screens, Small Desk Clocks OPERATORS Must Stand Examination, Declare Members of Motion Picture Ex htbltora' Association. The tobaccos are being sampled and ep- Twelve managers, representing mowou portioned by a committee consisting of I picture show houses, met yesterday after- John A. Downard and E. W. Loudon, of noon at the offlce ef the Miami Film Ex- ims city; u.

oinns, oi iouisviue. ano i W. L. Petty, of Lexington. I Representatives of the following inde-1 the Motion Picture Exhibitors Association pendent factories are here in attendance at I of Cincinnati and Vicinity.

Matt Spaeth the meeting and a few others will come in wa elected president, E. P. Bernard! Sec-to-day. The Carrlngton Tobacco Company I and Booker Tobacco Company, both of nu Richmond. Scotton Tobacco Company, decided that no motion picture machine Detroit; Frlshmuth Philadelphia; I ooerators shall be employed until they hava Globe Tobco Company lj tfofactory examination before Fisher.

LoulsvUle, Icarus A Rich- I n.ond, Blue Gross Tobacco Company, expert eiecincian Lexington, People's Tobacco Com- by the organisation. Men operating tne pany. New Orleans; Boone' Tobacco Com- will be given a teat as to their pany, E. O. Eshelby.

A Co. and Lovell v. machines films and Bufnngton of luovlngton, Ky. Nearly ai.0utl.000 pounds of burley leaf what they wouiu no in cases oi eineige.i- tobacco will be apportioned In the dlstrl-1 cies. It waa also decided that no children button.

I he admitted to the motion Dlcture 1 Ww PRETTY. MILKMAIDS "7 a i I DcrcwT wni uiui. were xetuui ok an.iug uguici i.i I WVI.llU HI V. IMVfcWM onow. Iture houses are Iron or concrete fireproof Chicago.

December 2. The) third annual I vaults, with pipes connected with a Hue. National Dairy Show was opened in the so that in case a him burns up the smoke Columbus. joato. Dscmbsr ehartvn I tDe near future.

war gianted to-day: Ths tAks Erl. Coal Company, Cleveland; Henry M. Morrison. Petrr Sckaalaer. A.

'H. Wrlsht. J. K. Corwla aad J.

F. Vfsndt; capital, g.S.'AKI. i-h. Turtra nan Comnanr. Dayton: P.

J. final nan A. Shulman. Samuel 8hulman. J.

V. irm Reed: eaultal. S3.ifflu. en nnu.ll Janntsnn Comuany. "Tnledo: C.

Runrll, H. O. Jennlson, A. Wright. R.

K. Hchneldsr and Lao H. Schaeldar: capital. 2.1 mi. Th TrlMuntv Realty Company.

Idratn: W. B. Thomwon. Q. It Qlltsra.

A. W. nnnlht. C. E.

vn and A. C. Calhoon: capital. Iio.iino. The Warren Real Estate Company.

a. Taanarht. M. Hyne, Homer o. Hooin-.

M. V. Hy.te. C. F.

Bcnaul. u. n. ji ncraaae ot capital man irnwn io fao.uuu. SALE OF BONDS.

The Council of Elmwood Place last ev ing soia in. issue. oi Aaambly cam about in thla way: A gen town wn nan oonon. at ijor thm and now pr years, to Well. Roth A for $27,700.

with accrued interest. W. R. Tedd Co. bed at 4W per cent, and Field, longstrath A Co.

bid at 5 per cent, and 4V4 per cent. The bids received were: Weil. Roth Seasongood A Mayer. $27,532: Union Savings Bank and Trust Company. Atlas National ui.mwii; w.

ty. strath A at 4Vs per cent. CONTRACTORS REMOVED. nnu DisraTcsi to tbb asot iaaa. 1.111.

ir December 2. A chance of SXaT BSU-a aad J. U. J. Jr.

To vas sprro or Tas aXQttsia. Tour Issue of December 2 contains a report of Dr. Dyer's speech before the Associated Organisations. After detailing the results of a low public school levy Imposed by a "local supervisory Influence" Dr. Dyer says: "Then you.

gentlemen, came to the front, went to the Legislature and had the tax levy raised from four to ten I mil I a uu ma iuw ui. owni uj uiucaiivu sunnlanted by a small board of seven elect- T. 8pads and Frank. I larara." The Associated Organisations have themselves don. splendid, work to better Cincinnati and do not need laurels belonging to others- The minimum school levy of six mills established by the Seventy-eighth General These may be days of worriment to some not knowing' what to buy.

A visit to fu oto m- prominently connect' arlih tba school came before th Dem ocratic delegation elected Jn the fkU of IMA and suggested the establishment of a mini mum levy. Senator Arthur Espy accom plished this by inserting an amendment In bill to ens Die tne people to tax tn sales morve than 12 mills after a favorable referendum. Mr. Eapy's amendment re- Todd. atj Pv ni- referendum for the establishment llT.a i pr cent, .1 mllla The of less man six mm, tw of a levy amendment was adopted and the Mil psased.

and the Associated Organlaattoaa had nothing at ail io oa wnn k. a. for the small School Board, the nght for that forsa of school government was enntractnrs for th southern outfall sewer 1 started long before the Associated Organt-constructlon waa made to-day. the Arm of aatlons came Into being by Elliott Pendle- u. n.hM snai uora, voio.

na-iion. juiiu vreioeva ow lna removed by tba Cltlsen's Trust and Tne email School Board taw, was the work Guaranty Company, which la financing the of Senator Arthur Espy, who drew It and nn.rnr Job. Cope Oray. a rocsu una. gui vnrk It la allecad UI unn uao trouble witb Ita workmen and It waa feared that the contract would not ba completed In specified time.

INDIANA INCORPORATIONS. special. omrATca tbs sxocTBsa. ladtaaapolla. IsA.

Decmb S. Th fotknrlnc artlel of raeorsoratloa wr aid ba. to-day: LaRe Laa Compaay. ladiaaapaU: captmt SM.SOS: lAisceore, John BV Jesse M. Patek aad Oertrws SL LaRa.

fntr sd Coal Company. Vlaraaisa: rmpital tie iii: Enwer. Owrg. Barrowfaui and A. iwiwr.

raaitaL T. J. Calrta CsnrlU. J. M.

asaneavered It through tba General Assesa- bly. assisted principally by Thomas Pax- ton. Jr. I am not aware that th Associated OrgaalxarioaA assisted in the pas- sac lilt MIL I write this as a contribution to history aad ta fdva credit to wham it Is due. Very truly your, Hisst T.

Hour GET 0JII0 LICENSES. 1 weaTCB Tws shearman. Columbus, Ohio. DeeerSibeT X. These companies were Ucenaed by the State Iaswrance n)paiuneni te ronanrt Damnresw la uow: OMlsem's Fire Insaranee Company, Charieetowa.

Va, and the Empire Fire insurance Company, of New Tork. aare a paid up capital of fcro.OGU Bookcases itlfal Slsurlevlsaae at aiUSs) Also, with, leaded glass door Deiasile-DMr Vwmm. at Tril.OMr Cswa, at And scores of tlasm at various prices ud to IUMJ Mission Goods Suitable for llbrarv. den or study. EAST CHAIRS AND SETTEES.

TABLES, BOOK-CASKS AND DESKS. Shaving Stands Latent ldas. $12.00, $14.50 and ip Magazine Racks $50, $65, $7.00. $10 a if. Trays Plain and Inlaid.

$425, $6i0, $7 ud ip. Cellarettes Trimmed with decanters, irlaaa-es and other neeessary pieces, to $75.00 Gentlemen's Wardrobes Containing every convenient arrangement Of drawars, coat hangers, AND Emporium will be an inspiration and aid to any pet son. 1 Something suitable for alt-ages, always useful and practical and can be purchased at REASONABLE PRICES. Writing Cdblnets $830, 510.50 $140, $1650 Various woods and finishes. Vermis Martla.

one at French Imported, one at. Fla lalala. one at S4.ee And on up to finest made. Large assortment of CHAIRS to go with the Cabinets. John Franks, a former cow-puncher of Texas and the Indian Territory.

proved a why quarry for Detectives Sweeney and Calnan yesterday, before they Anally man. aged to capture Franks is wanted In Columbus. Ohio, for cutting a white man in the abdomen -daring a light over two years ago. He Is St years old, and haa been working here for tlie Independent Ice Com pany on Logan street under the name of John Pleasant. Yesterday the Columbus police tele graphed to Cincinnati to have Franks ar rested, and Swerrrey and Calnan were given the Job of Hading hlmT" They went to the Ice plant, but Franks Jumped from a window to the canal bank and escaped.

Later In the afternoon Franks telephoned to his employer asking to meet him so he could explain why the detectives were after him. A meeting place was arranged at Mc Micken avenue and Elm street. The de tectives were there and when Franks saw them he ran. The detectives chased him In and out of alleys and over back fences for two or three squares, and then Franks ran Into a blind alley behind a building. De tective Calnan followed with his revolver drawn and Franks surrendered.

Franks admitted the cutting, but said he had done It In self-defease. He said he had been attacked by the white man and a negro and was hit in the bead with a brick, so he defended himself with a pocket-knife. He said he would have remained in Columbus had It been that he was a stranger there arid had no while the other men had some Influence. Franks! said he and hi wife, who has been living at 1.13d Elm street, intended to leave town yesterday afternoon, but-be decided to act on the square with his boaa and explain matters to him. Kranas was a cowboy In the Chickasaw atlon the Indian Territory for nine years, and also aays he baa punched cattle from Kansas through to Texas, and there Is horse or branch.) he has failed to nda.

He will be taken back to Columbus to-day. FAMOUS CASE Goes To the Supreme Court Tor a S- hearlnf srsrtAi. butatcb re tbs astttrrsaa. enrtngfteld. Ohio.

December 2. The ease of Adilphus Smith against the Western 'nlon Telearaph Company, in wnicn tne Supreme Court completely reversed Itself by the dec'sloa bsnded sows yesteraay, is one' of the moat famous suits ever filed In this county and haa been pending since May. 1894. The ptantuT Is now dead. He waa former Vr1 a large stockholder in the Cincinnati Oaa Company.

Mr. Smith brought th action to recover damages from the defendant for trimming shade trees In front of his trnsoe Enon. He was allowed $2,350 dam ages by a Jury In 18MT. Tne Circuit Court sustained the decision. The Supreme Court reversed It and remanded the case back for hearing.

'This waa In ISOL Shortly afterward Mr. Smith died and the case waa allowed to stand without action until 1803, when aDolicatlon was made to have It re vived In the name of the Cincinnati Trust Compaay, executors of the estate of Smith. The Western I 'nlon Company opposed it on the ground that the Supreme Costrt had Id the law providing tor tne appoint ment of a trust company as an -executor Judge Kunkle allowed the case to be revived, cislmhtg Hiat Lb trust com pany had been apporaieai eaoewtox oy tne Probata Court before tne quewooo was raised. The Circa It Court reverred him. and the1 Supreme Court sustained the Oreo it Court.

A re-iearlBg was secnredVba-fore the Supreme Court aad yesterday that body decided that the case eowld be revived ra the name of the Cincinnati Truss Com pany. The ease win bow come back here for another bearing. LECTURE ON BIRDS. William L. Flniey.

author of AmerWa Bird," widely know as a lecturer and writer on bird life, win lecture at the T. W. C. A. Bulldtng December 10.

upon the Both Invitation of lb. Audubon Scctety and Nat ural History Society. Card Tables Foldlnr pattera cloth or aoamel OOVSrod la $le50, $2. $150, $2.75. $350 Inlaid Makesrai HKII TABLE.

A dainty and Strong piece. $7.50 Dog Baskets Medicine Cabinets Pedestals A very Urea assortment oT Customers S2.75Jp Mission Clocks Children's Chairs and Rockers $1. $1.50. $125. $35.

$4. Various woods and rattan. TABLE OR HIGH CHAIRS, la various patterns. Music Cabinets $6.75, $9.00, $11.00. $1150.

$1430 ip to $56.00. Plain. Inlaid and dteorated. Quartette Tables In OAKt various nnisnea. HOOAfiT.

inlaid and Martin finish. A- Vernis IHAIKb and ROCKERS, plain wood seat or upholstered; $3.50, $3.75, $5.00, $6.00, $9.50 on up to the finest made. Workmanship, material and finish upV to good standard. Hundreds of them, various shapes and all comfortable. RUGS MAKE GOOD Clll.ISTT.1AS GIFTS.

Mitchell's Genuine Orientals Are always treasured and igrow better with age. $15.00 to $25.00 Will buy beautiful Daghestana or Bhfrvans. $25.00 to $50.00 Will bur a fine Bhiras. Cabl-stan. Kazak.

Moasoul or $50.00 to $100.00 Will buy exquisite Tabris. Ba-rouk. Klrmanshah or Blnnah. FOR A ROYAL WILTON Sg.OO. Very fine weave; regular price $6.50.

JJ THE ROBT, MITCHELL FURNITURE GO. Coliseum to-day and will continue until goes up through the flue and the aud ence December 10. The exhibition Is the most I la not aware of the fact, that anything; lias comprehensive of its kind -ever attempted. I happened. The houses more than comply Fifty dairy cows, declared to be the Jlnest I with the rules of the Building In the world, were rivals iot popularity it was also decided that no questionable with a herd of Kerry-Dexters, said to be pictures will be shown In any of the motion the smallest cattle in existence.

Milking picture houses that belong. to" the assocl- contests In which doxens of gaily garbed I atlon. The following managers were pres-and pretty milkmaids participated proved lent at the meeting: Spaeth and Zesterman, far more popular than the exhibitions of I Q. W. Hill.

George W. Lathrop, John Hen-milking Inegan. Lisbon, Thomas A. Rellly, John J. Husa.

E. P. Bernardl, Charles Bute. T. OHIO INCORPORATIONS.

1 p- Nolan. Brocket and Lowe and A. Ash. city and all will be taken Into the fold In OITUrCr CREDIT. 616 TO 628 RACE STREET.

After a Lively Chase Was Former Cuwboy Who la Wanted In Columbus. FATALLY INJURED Was Railway Kail Clerk Wbea Ef.1 Tried To Throw Sack Into Car. Fred Stahl. a railway mall clerk, was (round to death under the wheels of the Chicago Fiver as It left the H. and D.

Depot last night at 11 o'clock, when he trlA.1 In V. a started and was gathering headway when Stahl ran after It with the mall bag. He tried to tosa It Into the doorway of the mail car, but the effort overbalanced him and be stumbled and plunged head first un der the car. The wheels of several cars passed over him, and his body was a man gled mass when the train drew out of the depot. Both legs and one of his arms were crushed and his skull was fractured.

His body waa covered with cuts. Patrol 4 took him to the City Hospital, as he was still alive, but he died soon after reachlna the receiving ward. Stahl was 42 rears old. and lived with his family at 714 Richmond street. FROM HIS BED CHRISTMAS MARKET IN CHURCH baea talseas Selarwlaai aaaiad DEATHS.

EROWN Mrs. 8. Addle Brown (new Hunt ing), wife of th. lata Dr. Wm T.

Brown, at Allamor. Texas. November 22. Burial at Elkhora. Texas.

Bl'CK John Buck entered Into rest na Wednesdsy, December 2. 1M, at p. aged Kt year and 8 months. Fu-Ttersl from th residence of his son, to wn ru nuca. no.

ai.vi noenrwr Kor CHOLMONpELET-Wm. Cholmondeley, oa I baiiaiag weaneaoay. lenmDrr x. iiaei, at a. very suddenly, at his re side ne, 4311 Kast-era a v.

Due noi U-e ot fun, al will be given. Friend Invited. DIM MITT-Madison S. Dimmit De- I cemDrr l. at p.

aged at year, at his residence. 1B4 Fairfax av. Funeral i nursoay auternoeat, at atayavni. Ky. DB.EBB Catherine Dree, (nee Mnlfoidl, be- wvm wire or jonn Ltreea, Tueeday, De-rembern.

IM. at 4.10 a. aged in years months and IS days. Burial Friday. December 4.

ltset, at a. from her late home. No. 1A1 Oage at. Requiem high mass at 8L John's Church at a.

Relatlvea ana friends invited. WILL ELECT TO-HIQHT. The College Hill Improvement Association election of officers at the Town, Hall to-night promises to be a lively one. The Campaign Committee of the Blue ticket, consists of Edgar dimming. Robert Dillon and Percy J.

Henshaw. and the Red ticket committee consists Of A. T. Dela-Inger. W.

J. Wsldman and J. B. Towler. parting train.

The train had already I wl" ar lot. By mutual consent no campaura work will be done until this evening. The En tertainment Committee of the association will provide refreshments. The Poplar Street Presbyterian --Church I Bpangabrg wlU give a Christmas market In the church I Court thla afternoon and evening and to-morrow afternoon and evening. The proceeds will be turned over to th.

organ fund. SlARRIAGB AND DEATH NOTICBS fssarug la Tk Ctaeuaatl Masatrar srin. ajp. ppiieatwa. appear atmaltrunaaaiy.

arltaaat tra awn far attbar la aay ac ail a Beaten Otab. Flttsbars; pfpatsb. Bnttl Cearty. provldaa Jaaraai. Chlcas Rerd-Brald rtehaatar Haraid.

Clevalaad Plata Da. SL Lao la Repabla. new I arm imaa ac faal ptnT rT laa phlla. Fabtle Ladyar. Syrsanam Fa Standard A Wise Woman will try sad yuan if iar baaaty.

A Sne aai a aaar a of urn Sissaai akasaas. ,4 Imperial Hair Reginirator yj restores Gray or Blswkwd Hair to i any ai tarsi oolor. It la claaa. dura ble, waa applied eaaast aetacs-ed. Basssle at hair oslered free.

Princr aasarsd. sTTlIU nUMST .1 MTSftt 111 Wtl JWa Tark, Sold br Weathrhad A c. aistb aad Via. sta; Jspp's Hair Btora. Msln si-, opp.

izth. eBBBgsaag LI II tnutvisruwigl a A IK. Parsvaat to aa ordv tor sal dlretd by th Froaata Court of Hamilton Centr Covington MagUtrat. Pronounced the -lr VfliT. Words That United Ohio Couple.

Paul Hoagland. aged 27. and Martha Harris, aged Ii. both of Franklin. Ohio, were licensed to msrry In Covington yesterday.

They were anxious to have the ceremony stat of Id H. Bubaaka d.eaase. la pralntIK, aa auamaaa aaa otom are afioou I will offer for-eal at tk rot an da at ta eaurthsaaa oa Satarday. January in, at VI a. av, rr.

of th. claim of ell par 11 aa karate, tba (allawlaig deacrtsed ra miuial la tba coeaty or. naranroa penormea oy judge William Huber. of I TohTo ad blum Lot stsmsar Tw. I whom they had beard as "the Marrying I on th plat of th May inMuiao t.

Squire. When Informed that he was seriously HI at his home on Sand ford street. Covington, they visited him to ascertain if ba felt able to officiate. Judge Huber agreed te perform the marriage, and read the service from his bed. the couple stsndlng at the side.

Huoer's condition la such as to make him very weak, and he could apeak little louder than a whisper. aa mail ay in. sty Realty Company, la th northMat ejurtr ef KMkil Tw. 1). TwHI Ta 111.

Fraetloaal Han Tw. ill. of th Mlaaal Fr-rhaae ald piat bui recorded la Flat Book No. 14. Fas as.

of th Rord. .1 Hamilton Caaaty. Ohla. Said Lot Kasaber Tw ill front on th easterly aid of PT ttaa aad I la form: rafaraa. belas mad t.

said plat for mora particular deacrip-tlon. aad belns th. arer. laa eoa tcTlda B. br ded raeordad la Dead v.

ana tmm STT. of Se-M. a for am Id Aasraleed at thr. baadrad 3uu.oo ITarms Bai: Csah aa day aaia. ALBBBT FRlrKMAN.

JR Administrator. 4V Spaaganberg. Atwraays, SOCTXTT jrOTlCJCA. WOTT1SH BITB Spaalai aaararatWa jf Dalcb. Ooaaxtl.

oi I', at 1l o'clock THIS (THI RSDATI BVKKINO for tba parpoa ot eoaferrrag th Sftaaata da rev-Vis! lr weleom. JAMES A. COLLTXS. 11. Secretary.

CINCISJMATI LODOB MO. IM. AMD A. -BnaeaU aurtlal THURSDAT. Puimkar A IAS su.

F. C. rlettara araleoana. FRED W. BCHWEMCK.

W. M. ltniox vsrrrRAW lxoio' of Kaeampasaat dl at at Kaeampmaat dl at SbUUto (CMSIHI Rcfjular 10c and 12Vfec Qualities. A SavinQ ol lie. or 26c on Each -Piece.

Sale Begins Friday Morning, 8 O'Clock The follovlnf tmtn Crash ar embraced la this sals: Barnsley Crash Toweling, Bleached Tea Toweling, Unbleached Tea." Toweling, Plaid Glass Toweling, Df mask Roller Toweling and Russia Crash. AISLE NO. JUCaJxiiaW idSO CLDCST DRY 6O0W HOUSE. WEST CF.THt Florida Limited STZAXBHIFB. Rs.lar ssaatlag Slmnai nail rni ruf bvBKINUl IMeeaab Aaaaal letba of -affWara aad payment daaav Caanta are tmommoxmm r.

i Joaapk Draebaaa. Adyataal. ATXAjTTXC city. GALEN HALL Ataaaala CM. B.

With tsal comfort. upria table aad aad sad esaie baiba wood, bn Friday. Deeembw at 1 p. an- I liWi aa-aaVt May isma brick aad F. L.

TOCHO. Bsawal Maaarer. r.ior4UMEriTs ODAlX BOB. KJgXjBGaOtCY AMBCLABCB FWW J.J.SULLIVANkCO. STsT Brie UNDERTAKERS S1 Caatral A.

Faasa M- sr A trr-fT Paaersl ST. MJm bSJ-aAAAAay ttoast I AlTOMOSItg sad CA tA uiakl HOOAN-ajtrnaet Hiwta. December 1. at I se rmmmm n. is.

hie sister. Mrs. Edward Han 1 47 CXldtS. M. Epply Undertaker STeass.

asi ar aataww. vwv-iuFCT -a. A BJ dWyaj V1bV lUB UHjafaaSFsl' a. sa. Requiem high sum at Church 1 Blessed Sacrament at a.

sa. Ill 1 I A CUXSuAB. KOTZ-Katherlae Koto (se. N.haal a I 1 1 nn7ri 1 UI Tneeday. December 1.

aged -V years. I VIIUwl luam .7 Funeral from rate rewMence. 1414 "-1 a lae Nlea. cell rrre. niiL rrnar, mi luner a.

I Beast, aa CSSXAeaal SI at a. m. Reoulera aaaa. at 8 Law- I H-a, nl JT T. iauBvL, rences Church at a.

so. Friends I I I r. I I II 1 Btasaaa ruaat. Invited. C.Bil IAS ataat.

AV. Idea L. JITl.lltc Scbmltsi. Tuesday. Demrnber 1.

at ll p. from late residence. Via rt- REM PV4 Joha Reaape. beloved bosband ef LAUlaa Kemp tne leriingi. uecesaoer 1.

aaed i years. F-inerai Friday. F-inerai Frwiay. lacemwf 4. at a.

from Church of AaaanBp-Uoa. ML FrWada Imited. HAIR, rastB St. B4TB. B.

I Wa rift enure. Dea rak B. ISth CBfti. O. Fbtan I'anaX Ca BAV aad tiin'nd fra.

mi aav souo 1 I TRAIN I QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE Between Onclnnatl AthnU and Jackson11Ic 8X) A. M. Leave. 6:10 P. M.

Arrive. 11:25 P. M. Arrive. 9:15 A.

M. Arrive. Arrive 8:35 P. M. Leae 1025 A.

M. Atlanta Leave 5:35 A. M. 7:55 P.M. Direct connection at Jackson vllle for East and West Coast Point In Florida and connections for Cuba and Havana.

Winter Tourist Ticket on sale to Florida aad other Southern pot" tare MUrttoalarai aad rates address) CHAS. W. ECLL. D. F.

A. W. COR. rOt'HTH AMD VIJISS STKKBTS. CINCIXHATT.

OHIO. Offer the unsurpaued io Luxurious and Comfortable Ocean Trsrcl By 'm reel 20.000 lea Susiirl Mi a narv a vS It i JiHiima dan. s. sr z.as. 10 a.

Ian l(a A V. slsfur esd Imw.sNw aeWy jP I jr tttw "irNABrn tzlawsjup lx lis. sv 8TZA3UHXPS. First National Bank 1 Cmt FentA ui WiIuL AGENT For All Frincfpa! Stsanshlp Li an. Urns hs Owi Grcalar Lth CnLt CinonnAtl RcprcsaaUtivs ol THOMAS COOi: SOH.

Stall. Ba Kvarw Tnurmaaw 1A Srora Pir 4X. Honk Rlvr. toot Mortoa V. UIW.RAIJH.

DM -LaL RBAIM t. ttml laSRETAQNK. lM.lt UTIH lolv? TTT Tela Krrew 1 UMiOVIM'S. Dk-U UKHtTAUNK jVT" li BTBAIAI. UBFAHTtRK.

Wew Twin Screw S. a. "CHICAOO. tMC IX, aooa. tram pier SA, N.

fool w. Mlb SBMBRAL AOMCT. It Stat ut-. Ftiat MatMnal Baak. ear.

Feai-Ih Waiaast a Th. Alia NM'oal Bank. Ta Oermaa atonal huk Waet.ru rnni Baak. Tbs rtflb-Thlrd Kstlaaal Haak of CUarlaaarl. AUSTRO AMERICAN LEST MgnrrtRBAitEA w.

ADiarc MJ rra New lrh tm bapt aaa TrtaaSa BAri.lxua a.nvi.ui JTT MONTHLY BAILIMOa TO uBKACK. "1 if WaSMINOTOR. ill. IA.KAH1A. rr Farthar lafarmaUvsi Apply tm Aseaay rHK1-r CO, Central Aai wkSkabaa Shiildaag, M.

CJty! IF S. S. ARABIC, laeaa tmmm w-a. a eTOLRS fclRCPR. $mi vfT -l" MAlt CaaetaL.0.

F. CLABR. Ttaa. B.lldlJg. Baa.

LBOAL AOyBBTISKMBBT. Ttaate1 BaA. af bpbbI aad I tm aank.i-aaaer raa Ste. araa. I Th la.a awitia-.

IS enaew Ltrlilaa. la Ba ta RaarW Bmeur- Th tnaatM. B. T. Arcaar.

will raraiv aaal m.m in riaiawMia; proparty. a Pa as- mtmm ta aa.ee a. a-all Flret lark Bf aaikuli a borae aad vbl. BBd Macblavry. Third Baal lalaidtB hil.i.u kMlar aad aasla Uwr.1 akarh a.

ala. aaa id ant a reeai.ed ta aacaaed at lb ikwmf aaa vtnev OT paay at Na Ax Llrlasat. area. -iaclaaait. ubks.

and waa need by aaid compaay ta tk coadei-t of It baeia af maaafartena Bella Id property la ommrn fo Ii dy (ra a a. m. aad from at P- aa. ab Iteaalsad tataaaat af am la .1.11111 III foaad la tb tareatarv a a am aaa sbv aa at onV Pm.4 ral aooa vnirk Mda wUI ba raaalraa la ae- aanaad as foiwawa: All that eertaia lot ef mad aft anted tm city OaelaaaU. Okaaly af UamtMaw aad Stale ef Okie, aad-baawa a Lt Na 2 ta Saaar.

B. Fta a a laid dew la tk. aaruaaa ar tea mat. or tea vra a. at aaa, 1 1 i 1 ,4 reearded la Book I IT.

I la of tk Rooard. naaaiiiea t-aatr. mw; sale lot beta, mv la-m ia taa nana aa LJataaM br a feet d. aad fcatu lb. nremie-a raareya.

ta uavaart ot Mm iibii aa Haaarp Uasen by deed etaedad No SBaT CI Maaal tm i OhbN Beeaias. sad tba aadietdad a bab? tbe- a 4ivraa ay ta aa-a otiai linlii an a in tk aaid urbart Mataeanea aad rtaary Hasaa by dead raaardag la Lamed Book STL Paaa saa In HamiHoa Caaaiy lOaka 1 tteeorda, aad aeia. IX aam tm Tk. SMI. awaima uaaui br dead raeorded Lad Bwt Si.

Fare Saa. af th Hamilton ty etjaio an Aaaa Mas, aad Kdarard Ma." 1 awl war wmmw. aoa a.it.a aad hate at law nf Heary Ha -a. wfcaaa wul waa sauaam raarr la. IsvT.

in tha nani 1 Hamlltaai Caajaty. Ok la. Said ral eaiata kaa a Mnei'sa. JTS Uviasmaa street, rtartaaao. aad will aa Md fra af (b SMTtsaS 'af TTte Rnsktaa Owrwiaa aVaak Campaar Tk term 1 eat ar can.

sa4 rh bit aaa bad will nretrad w)ki tm caatarsaaltoa by rke rawi ned aetami: t- tk thra alimats aa abor tndtoated foe tbe entir peoparty. aad aaid baa will be a ss Cawrt at p. oa mk.i aa. rtX tk iBo mt winiam n. wanakee Befer r.

At japlf. B.i P. ssa, CmlaaH BaS A-Ikaee tara.r mt Fawrlh aad Bmkat LYRIC Sfcaald ta Md a aw inula ale, sad Ibieler aa eBimi 4 by I Ha Cent, tea tba si.pa.'y wilt aaid as Bwrk maa.r as tk Cowrt direct wltkwai aay pabilra T. APU-HBR. Tteasaa AFFLICATIOir FOR rVTJf VtTJ TfOaj af or at tbat at taw aaal sa.

a vw Slate Baavrd mt Frj aa appiarauwa wll ba aawa foe tb aa.miei of K.w. nrl. eaaearted SA tlu p-tag tor-nm. tsT. af tb wart Caw a a Fat.

Haaall.ea af tb ATJCTIOH tAZXJL srsrii. TstUK saus not waw CLOl H1NG Wanted. snl laaka. Mrksa mm4 aairta. I.

t. i rw AT AUCTION tSTH IS irra to dkalkms THt'RSDAV. Dmsim Se remearl.c A. II Ol lALK'MOOSV THE EZEKIEL BERNHEIM CO ArCTIOWKKHS WW lsj AJCTJSZXXKTS. We 4.

sm trartst la the TRAVELS. Tm Week-Blalli mm mm I DAY LYRICII MAI-IMKBt aS tm 1AW DAVID aiLAsni rsucvra THE WARKENS OF VIRGINIA Ith rvaafc Missis aad CWtsss. WsJsmss aauiiixi st 'dy at To-nav MR. NAT C. GOODWIN tl.l.Mtr ssann) i tub iw ila.

"CAMEO KIRBY" fINDAT. lill r. Wtm -A TtAMF mi swrmxLM." Prof. R. L.

Uavteapsi. La nam. Kapect opraTi W. O. X.S Advsstsar In sb.

Ttmea mast. OD AMh I MD i ns zv a ii AStfOtTI tArtsi Asset 3- lASuosri VTM. A. HR.lV AMI JO. K- onlSstgR'S M-beiAi.

MMottTio or TH1- MAN OF THE HOUR KEXT WEEK SEAT SALE TO-DAY CWam.KS BOH MAM rREABXTS HATTIEVJILUAMS ri the MrsirAL miukgr. FLUFFY RUFFtES WITH 7 Ft MtKFBUt. Mrs fi ii lb. TSial.r. Xrs Trh.

W. saw di aula. th Tlfaaa-Star. Mala. San, Hat.

Wada A BaC Mala. Xio. Far-paura ca Spteadid THE MAN ON THE BOX. Ka Ur. Jekyg aad Mr.

My." F. 4m sms) AduHI. 1 te K' I JLTrTery ayllc COLE AND JOUNSON, la th Brilliant Maatrat Ofnaty. thf. nrn MnnM Maxt W.

INTO SLA LYCEUM VZL-aifT THE CONVICT AND THE GIRL, Kent Wash "SAM AXTOJtlO." PEOPLE'S I TtekMa i' COLONIAL BELLES. Fitamy larart Asaaeewre and aad COLUMBIA 'I i 9wOmm Walla. Mast. Waaa "THB aTHOla-CBUl." CTANDAR FT) Msttlnww TeDy. TPlll VWKJCtC UALYTY DL CHESS.

test Wars THI WORLD BRATCRS Vie mm ma, Bad Ad BATKkR ntlLt. ooiaw rnraaovTAa-RATiR Mui-a Cbjaa. raia la.a tm lleae a ta Mae Ul A sael.im nelB tmm glata rtan 'T Baaya Maatead (nUn-Heraa rviana. au amy ta. Baas asaaw a taa in 0104 Bl-llABaTTH MBR.

aorvABo. SoMa Recital t2- sijrrow hottl ArrfTtRrr-ki, thi bbdat, DBCFMBgR A AT IS F. Seats aa Bai at Jena iVe 'a laaaesaWS A Fiiaaa tmm aad SI ea WALN UT I 'ZZLT Th Akia-aisrer laa-1 a ta AaaasaaaB hirlwitad mt Maaae. Mory aad Fan. TUB TIMF-.

TBB FLACK aV TBB nTU, v. Mb Arthaar Uaaa A aa. Beat staa3 Chariay lraaaim re TK aikmia( kjn. r-uep mm aaa aa NEW ROBINSON-f JLSS0JI KIT. Alt Wee 11 Across tha State Cincinnati to TeUd tba CHAD ran Sr trams every stay.

TWy toave at B.BL, 8 13 B.BL, IAS p.BL. J-00 sa. aad AO sa. Cwacbea. parlor care, cafe cars aad Pull ma a slupssa aaal bertha at City OflVM.

Fifth aad WalaaL DELTA ATCVrS TACATIOS. Kotle le hereby alvea tbat the i la ending la tbe Coaaeil af tb City ef Cincinnati a petition for tbe vaeauloa ec a portion of Delta aveaae. a feilewe: Begiaaiag at a point at ta iairee tlon of tbe east line of Delta afeaave with tbd) north Ha ot BrookAeld avwaaw; thenee northwardly easrallel with laa west Has of Delta avewwe. a distance of 17. fen: tbeae.

eastwardlv at right aagU. with aaid at rlba lis 4 fe4 to ta Bortnwawt corner of lm or stile geajr third eajbdlvtaloa: thasrt awajln- wardiy aiag ta ant iibm of Larta a. I. 1. 4.

4. A and 1 af Kile-war third subdivision the also ot bea-iaaiag. Aetloa tkeraoo BaaF b. takes mm wp ftr LaeMibn 24. ISwS.

aad Bot iatar taa March 14. 1- Hv order of tba CwasMdl mt tbe CttF mt CI ad saa I KDWLW HCTDIMOW. Clerk. TO vtleOB IT MAT CVjBCBBBJ Mas W. Teawar.

of Maaanum rawatr. Oka, wtu a tb. i.id Bay of Jeaaary, lei), at ba w.rta4 as IM Peek da I af aaad I BaBjat r-f aa oedey aawasim. aaa. a rum tbat mt Mad M.

Taaswe ba taast of Mas Aree n. oaa book. AtAarWey gad Amaa M. laagas. hi v.I-.i 1 .71 1 1 I r.

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