A Fatal Railroad Accident at
Chicago.
riui racism Ins A‘l' now.
A Yrslght'l‘rala Crashes late a Iwbarbau
c
F lolli-
IIIJQtIa—‘l'hsllspubl-
3s hidsfslrtobsbsrsiov
drum Ila-m
, hattudths anvsatlonaad
’7 “bwmmtmvlsltfiarau
a. Its minus Aaron: lbs
”1, II-hws are
“2* w “Writs Joli llamas:-
-,, “J. Khyne.ofAubura,8su-
‘ .. mvmmwmh,
I findings, Congress:
“ I , out hf,“
“’5“ Mr] 0.5mm,“
“thmalhnes.
a: g mJosoerln-nm Cola.
I w. Jldgol finith and Patterson,
,, "titular: llllriglit Treasurer
a” ,bivouiwsll, of ‘Veatchratsr' lion.
“105me r. AHcAlpins. J. a.
lady umber-t. lion Harvey
7% item Yr» Kym W; W
JIM
'~‘ M llspes for "my.
film Plattwsswarinlygrsoted aftrr
‘ arlfyllandwsssoou in earnest maven
» with the linden.
a tatfve of the United Pra-
. Muldthsths expected entire bar-
to pruvsll in the wnvsntlon.
haWcontlngent are working hard
habalfofAlbu-t Halght for the court It
lp. Ex—Bouatn' Warnerllll-
- merely censured for abseutlng
L from the “tips” at this time.
John J. O'Brien's Circular.
’ Irma Joth. O‘Brien have iaiued a
3““ to“Dohgatestothe RepublicanCog»
. W the caption, “Was John
If _ The circular contains tabla
-I ”tasting the vote in the Eighth
ill the Twenty-first district, and
that “Harrison and llunmey were
inthoTWmty-tlrst district." The
paragraph of the circular is as
l-"lllityouvomo III-and Joth. O'Brien!
”you'hrandb,” Republicansastraitors
to their 1 Will you throwaway the
of .klsn and m Eighth. We ask
tossawdnetherccordanddojustice by
admitting John J. O'Brien and his delegsr
this.” VA” .
mlhpunncan stale league.
MM'ii'lceongot the Republican State
LA‘MW resolutions complimentr
Wt errison‘s administration
adopted, and it was moved and second-
thtthe next annual convention of the
leagushe held between the dates of
Julylalll Sept. 1. The motion, after d'nr
was referred to the executive com-
On motion of Mr. Williams, of
tho exsclnive committee was in-
toilxthe annual dues for the fu-
ton at (5. Mr. JameeW. llamas,“ New
York county, and It It Helford, of Erie,
w-a unanimously chosen delegates at large
til lb rational convention to be held at
lfivfllo in 13!).
The Moon lilectcd.
' The conventicui next proceeded with the
Isbctionofofloers: E. A. McAlpine,ofWest-
lehssta’, “unanimously elected president;
l fa,W. H. Bright, of Utica; R.
H. lc‘Saineemf Corning; D. I". Keefe, of
blow ma; secretary, W. R. Pierson, of
Saratoga; treasurer, George Kenneth, of
llings. ’3'
Thefollowing telegram was received just
adjournment:
‘Vl'hs Bumblican league of Pennsylvania
“on at Pittsburg, tuber sister league
”York and greefings and congratu-
Mal for the good work achievedbythe
' state. Enwrx L. Sauna-r,
‘ “President Pennsylvania State League.”
Peauylvaula Republicans fleet.
mono, Sept. fit—At the Republican
convention William P. Leeds, of
and 8. Paul, of Pitta-
Mwsru chosen delegatevrat'large wrap
I-Mttbssute league in the nationalcon-
. W in Fatbville, Tenn, next year.
fimmitteemreeolutions. Thereport
, jand ratifies the platforms adopted
ths‘la'ststate and national conventions of
Republbaa party; momentum.
of President Harrlsmifihatitisthe
ofthe Republican party to use any
landeavor to protecttbesouthernnegroesin
t of civil and political rights,
' nudesllsnponthe president andcongre-of
Huddfll'o Iltato (JO-toot.
law Usual. ilept. Eon—Tho The»
Democrat'- Jschuu (ll-l.) W sandals-
gates to the hspuhllma stats convsnllon are
arriving, andtlls pro-[acts are that it will
is larply attsnIlsIl. Chalmers will prldsibly
hanovnlnatodfurgovcrnm.
AFTER ANOTHER SUSPECT.
lbs Polls. In the cranla (lass on the full
of a Philadelphia flaw.
Chicano. Sept. flow—Tbs Times says the
pollossrsaftwanswslapect in theCruuln
essa lie k a Philadelphia who came to
Chicagosarlyin Pabruaryaad left on tbs
day following Dr. Uroulli's dlnappearalwe.
Ills disuse-for his real name is not given-
sro ll llllnlll Bergen and William Nolan. lie
is laid in have taken the leading part in the
great crime and was the rial-en mnlhhat of
one of the srchcompirators.
“We are collecting evidence againstm the
daily,” raids prominent Irishman
pact to have enough to convict hid only”
but the grant lisad of “cobra-piracy.
chain «or his Ilhnlt»: ltlsanalflsl w.
w his real name, but for reasons which
you will readily understand it is best not to
divulgeitat present. He is well known in
lrislicl'reles. and hasdoaemach dirtywork
forcertsia [artieswho not long agowsru
high in the councils of the Claudia-Gael and
theleagns. We know that my in large
amounts was given that man. Part of this
we have already traced. "
BURIED FOR 108 HOURS.
Joe Ila-nip. Aged 73. Survives a Terrible
Ordeal at Quebec.
Queue, Sept. iii—At 9 a. m. the laborers
workingon the ruins of the landslide heard
a slight moan Imder a heapof wreckage.
Digging vigorously, they soon reached the
body of Joe Kemp. He was still able to
mask, after having been buried for 113
hours. 8timnlnnts were administered, and
Kemp, who Is? Jyenrs old, will probably re»
cover.
The body of him 0de was found a
short time after Kemp, badly mutilated.
Shawna 72 years old. She was rocking a
cradle and knitting a stocking when the am
lancbe of rocks came down, and was knocked
out through the windowand killed. Whal
found, her knitting needle was still fast in
her hand. More bodies are looked for soon.
The coroner's inquest into the muse of
death of the forty-eight victims known to be
killed has begun.
Military Instruction at Yale.
NEW Haves, Sept. 253-le war depart
ment has detailed Limit. Charla A. L. Tot.
ten, Fourth artillery, to report at Yale
university. whorl! be will be stationed for the
next three years to instruct the students in
the scicntiliz- riqmflmeut in militaryengl—
necring. In «leaking of this new departure
one of thosclentific professors said that the
scopeof the dime would depend entirely
upon the students thermelves. It was not
intended to develops full fledged military
school, with the incidental routine drills,
etc., but the lieutenant would imtrnct in
drilling if desired. It was thought desirable
to have a thorough course on military tac-
tics, and the matter was laid before the
Washington otlicials with the above result.
The faculty fuel greatly elated over the Instr
tar, as in previous years Yale has been able
to sis'ure Licrit. Totten's servim only for
occasional lectures
Imprisoned 135 Days in Panama.
Parana, Sept. flit—Mr. P. V. Luster, d
Tennessee, has been released from iinprlsorr
merit in this city, after having been in prism
lilo days awaiting trial for having killed a
Mexican named Cevalloa, in the northern
part of the department of Panama. It was
shown by the evidence that Cevallos had de-
termined to kiler Luster, andhadfollowed
the latter about for that propose. The evi—
dencewnsconclusivelyin favor of the so—
cused, and twenty-six mduent residents
declared that Cevallos was known to be a
dangerous man
Musicians In Session.
Woncnmu, Maxi, Sept. Zi—At the first.
concert of the Worcester festival Mendels-
mlin's oratorio “Saint Paul” was produced
with great sum. William Ludwig led in
solo honors, the other soloists being Katho
erine Van Arnheinl, Lillian Carl! Smith and
George J. Parker. Mews. Ludwig and Far
ker achieved a notable snow— in their dust.
Brilliant chmus work characterised the an-
tiro perfumes. Mira Anna Smith, the
Puss-m Trail on a crossing—Ilsa
raspls Klllsd Owtrlghl said rear lass
Isrlsaaly Island.
Comma, dept. Ina-A frightful dissdsrto
asuburhsn pawsngsr train ocouflldlnths
southern (lawns of theclty. The China).
llock' lsland and Pacific train Io. H, which
loftthsiualndqsitatbilfip. In. for llhislsl-
and, was era-ho! into byafrslglittrslnst
the Lake Shorsaud Panhandlsovoalngs near
Ilghty—ssvsuthstrsst, Inglewood. Flvspc-
sous were Illul and four sariiaaly injured.
The [find and lnlarcd.
Thsfollowlng h a lhtoftbo killed: Hrs.
Brown, Frederick Kirchner. In Kelley, J.
leKlnsleaad an unknown woman. All that!
killed lived on Washington Heights.
The injured are: l'nrker llnrvlon, Wash
ington Heights; fills lliilcnhy, No. ithal-
lace start, fatally; Mir-I A. K. Steele and
Anton libel-erg.
How the Accident llccurrvd
“laps-pager train was at a stalulstlll,
one cachpsojsctlpg (fir tbs crowing. law.
”Mount-lain about in: "was.
plasma the bright train. traveling rapidly
t ruins-gun totho Koch lslsndtrahl. 'l‘b
wreck of the panamger coach was instant
and complete. How many invali- were
ktllsdaml injured It was lnipouible at the
hontent to learn The first estimates made
during the ooafushln that followed the col.
listen put the number of deaths at twelve to
fourteen llslf an hour afterward four dead
bodice had been taken out of the debris, and
the number of victims was still a Iiiatlor of
guesswork.
The Engineer “'as at l-‘aalt.
Most of the people in thalll starred marsh
were, it is known, residents of the suburban
towns of Washington Heights and llorgaa
Park. The accident was clearly due to the
carcinoma of the engineer.
A Thrilling Moment.
The this suburban train on the Rock lalv
and road loaves daily at Eighty—seventh
street the Washington Heights conch, which
a moment later is caught up by the dummy
engine and hauled over the main line to
Washington Heights This car was left at
this point as usual, when a moment later the
passengers were horrified to see in the rear
of them and bearing down on them at the
rate of twelve miles an hour a heavy freight
train of the same road There was no time
for flight. The Ingineer had reversed his
engine, but the one-ct was hardly percepti-
bio, and with almost undiminished stated the
huge engine propelled by the heavy train
plowml iiltotho manager much until only
the lm-omotive was entirely hidden in the
wreck.
A I'cnluiife 'l'hat Did Alleged Murder.
Ilalirrono. Colon. Sept. Z’I.-—ln the trial
of W. J. Sonder for the murder of John
Galvin by striking Galvin on the head with
a penknifo, llr. J. 8. Carter instilled that
such a wound as it is claimed cawied (lalvin’s
death could not be indicted with a knife in
the hands of an‘ ordinary strong man. lie
was handed a pcnknife and a skull and invited
to illmtratc the truth of his mtimony. He
struck several blowsmle of which wactrated
the skull, causing much the some kind of a
wound as the state claims was inflicted upon
Galvin. The practical contradiction by the
witness of his own testimony caused quite a
donation The claim of the defense is that
death resulted from injuries inflicted during
the operation of lrcphining the skull. The
trial is still on.
Jolinstown' n he“ Dlmtury.
Jnnxsroux, Pu Sold. 25. ——-Tlle new
directory compiled by C. B. Clark, basilica
placed in the hands of the public. The proof
sheets for the directory were ready when
the flood swept the valley, and on every
page can be seen the timer marks of death.
Stars and daggers are distributed all over
the work before many of them, the former
before the names of those known to be dead
and the latter before those who have not
been heard from. Two more bodies were
taken from the debris, one that of a woman,
in accllar at hlillvale, the other that of a
child being picked piece by piece from a pile
of refuse by diggers in this city.
Terrific Explosion at Elmira.
Burns, ‘5. Y., Sept. 25.—-The (illemployes
of J. Richardson & Co‘s shoe factory were
thrown in a panic by an explosion of gas,
which had leaked into the basement of the
building from a street main. Engineer Pier-
son and a foreman named Keener were very
nrlonsly burnch The explosion shook the
entire building. and blow out all the glam on
the east side. Over one hundred girls escaped
by mean of the fire maps or jumped from
Somalhasthshahlthacomsafdsvoar-
to
disdain“ gallant silvsr vsssptsolss tn
wllchtoclrrylt. Mtflsbvsrspadlatsd
to a certain extent the idea that swash
stahnrtfilltotlletesth. sndphyslelsnshsvs
aaaouncsd that pureswsots an IM
and oftallaarilful totbssyflom. Manufa-
tuun have elevated thslriadliatry into an
ansndaurwtbsdolhsmfasndloastasts
dthsqacunlnmadhandlfsstatns
slwuld lioeroctal of the typical American
girl—tbs palatal. charming, proud fsesd
Amarillo beauty—instead of the distal!“
thwswould bscsrrlsdln
hsrhaad a boxof boabouor chooolata, ll
sglrlor womsngcss shaming-hols almost
snrswlncludo among her pumhssesshoa
ofearsmclasislthough sliowillovdcrsvsry'
thingelvssent to berrefldsmovonthougb
ltbsnonlorobunlsumtbanaspoolofsllk
orapacksgo of halvphashowlll ulrryths
carailielslli heruwn hands A really swell
girl would as soon think of going to the play
without her gloves as without her hollbon-
ulsrs. and tin really elegant young mail
knowsthatitistboourrulnlal primer-caper
totakehlscharuloroaady histsadof flowers
for the tlnatre. Mailygmmii (and for
finality on Saturday night as regularly at
the market for their Sunday cum, and
also may lb their whim ill limit
tliesimenplrlt semen take um little boys
to the circus.
A box 0‘ candy is one of the roost dl' liglit'
fnlof gifts. It means much or nothing,“
you will. It cannot be accepted as significant
of undying affection, and is not so sentiment-
al a souveniras lluwurs, yet it delights the
heart of the sweet girl ev ery time. One spo-
ttial advantage is that it is sure to be de-
voured, and cannot be saved to show to the
other follow after she is marries].
There are fashion lil candies, as in bonnet»,
and the first thing Ii girl duos after she re.
ceives a supply from an admirer is to gauge
his allection by the name of the manufactu-
rer of her sweet», and ii box of buttercups
from the fashionable place is dearer to her
than the richest [millions and nought, or even
cawlled violets or crystallize-l rim leaves,
from a store on the wrong avenue. Fashions
change, too, in tile killtls of candy calm, of
which the gradual decline in llll.‘ consump»
tion of cursimls Ls an inst: mm .\ few years
ago a girl carried boxes cl I .lrumcis to school
and on the cars, to claim ii and to bed, if she
were going to lie awake and talk with her
bestfricnd awhile before she went lnsleep.
Now you rarely hear an order for a b! )X of
caraiilels, and this is llflllIA'llllit'l‘zll‘d'llt'lzlm
not being made as amtilsoino. but biannual to
the palate of the girl ('Ullnlllill'l‘ they have
lost their savor. in England [ovplwairejiist
finding out how delicious they are, and Mr.
Money is making in one of his "may factories
in Inneloii {OJ pounds of than a day, and
keeps scores of children cmmautlj: employed
in wrapping them up III the [mil- aqlllll'ml of
papcrin ablchtiloy or will I imiilcls are
said to bestrlctly all Allie” . Iv all so ‘1 Ldty, and
their popularity in La; 1m: l 1" in: b" ii due
to the ubiquitous autmllaiw lmx. through
Whom agency 13.3,‘Xlllgnm [walla/.59» u.’ L‘.Il‘ll~
Inels were sold lost your.
The kind of I‘Iiiit’wlb luv:- .’ IIIII‘. has the larg-
est aisle at plow-cut III AIIII'I ...l L. choc-dale in
its various forms, for in mi 21mm 1-.) Its being
sogciicrala fnv um. : Wall 1: l 1M. it is made
Willi little or no sugar, and in: .II II linII: lien
and Ivllulmlmu candy in. l' in Ii. . I
Bonbiils rank next in wpum‘uy, judging
from their immense sale. and than the this
candies that can be Cill'l'ltbl in in viilmxulieres
With nought and blltlt‘l‘t’llfh‘ have largest
sales. Candied horrors on: l)x‘.l7.lllllll to look
at and (catholic to t‘UllSlllllL‘, Luv tin-3. nn- wry
explosive, and not really I!.Ij.r.w».i Ly many
people.
About ten or tu‘clvo yII.I.'.,;..,... 1.1;? manly
storo was opened on I] own: bl ! ~ avenue,
where one man and a boy null.- IlI»! candy in
the back of the store that. on ~« -1 1 over the
counter in the other end of tin :filllllbvlllllellt.
One of the proprietors CHllL‘r‘ll'L- l the idea of
pulling candy in the will-low, ll:"tlltllll‘,_‘,' to
a practice that is very popinar l;II'.\‘, but
had not then been established. Th» mm who
made the candy refused to work ill the wins
dow;aecordiiigly, tho invcntlvc proprietor,
Mr. Iluylcr, look of! lllSt'Otil flllll III I It him-
will foraniontli. New Ill..- sum» llllll. with
the addition of one more hint’kll-‘lltlt‘l', have
fifteen stores In (mien-m Unit's llll’l summer
resorts, employ between 400 and sou limit and
women in the manufacture only of the candy
they sell, and make from N1) in mm Inns of
candy a ys—oar -—-.\'ew York a lil.
A Call! 0' Poor Mi Iliory.
Odd stories about the eccentric-Rm of the
into Mrs. S. C. Hall’s memory are now being
told. Ono diverting anecdote relates that,
traveling with her husband from Liverpool to
London, about 1880, he bought some light lit—
erature for her to read on the train. One of
I [8" Will"
.. IIIIIII iownIII
PURE?
Doitsllsnufsotnm Publishsll
tliolngudinits um
IS IT FREE FRO” “Mill
Aslswallknowmamonlalsuuhsalth-
ful in food. and dries up the broad
tooonsuuisrsoffoodnwa-
llssln their ability to choose
lands from healthful solatsness.
UnlmmnuMumanhlfijI-tm
thclrbsklagpowdsr msdsotdonot
ussthslrgoodahutbay
GLEVEUND’S 8UPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
Thlspowderismadeonlyofstrlctlypure
mpcnamofuflarflsnd y'm
rbonatoof soda. with a llttls
llimrtopmserveit. This lsatwsted bgthe
official analyses of Government and tats
chemists. and physicians. and chemists of
Burdsof lies: lb throughout thumb;
Q. QGII‘EA
The Clicked" lea Ever Offered.
. ERFECTLY PURE.
l '.l 51' DlLl.l"l1‘«l'li lllf‘u'lillAGE. Tlll‘ 11‘.
T . 5.1qu u: .:,! '- Lilli: am: ride:
I: II No lilulr :‘ r I! luv. pilnkulfrnm
-ll --t plnllip . 'I I mm 5! :~ I. 'lllfl)
-~wltr-Ifn~ I5»!Isorru!ru~;
' Lian Hill .1 v I:-
.t. it is luoi‘udwl’.»
Inn-c: grades
011:1 Tea 60., 11:35.,
I l 2! ' .‘Ifl sup, Witt Fork.
F. ll. lA“Tfl\ 8: r0"
1). l.’ HillflEDlElI‘,
CHAS. ll. Fllllllls
South Norwalk, Colin.
[lulll .. .I.
A Talk With
Col, Ferris. Hoses Glover. David l‘latt,
fltanley. llrs Ilenry Seymour
3. K
and Others.
letters of coma
750 Broad
wknwould scorn to h a pmy
and it Is folly to longer sum-r when the means
recovery lies at your very door
(‘01. 0. ll. IBRBIB says:
description, redeem: my weight about sixty,
lsnlfv! red about one year suds half.
cnml and have been a well null for over six years.
a cancer removed by Dr. Collin“?
city. Was my low—reported ilk y
not able to walk alone; role would not
Discovery cIrI-d her seven years ago and‘1 has heal
we). woman since.
s. It STANLEY nearlylighty
was suderlng severely from a hard’u"
could not live
appeared and am now enjoying good heal
in Norwalk. Conn.
Miss (fella Starr.
Bennett), Grant Sh. Rnrwalk, coal.
she could ncll
lined one cent‘;swonh he'llh valued as much
hve but a short lime.
s doctor since.
times a on
lichen-kw l was for thousands of dollars.
public.
would not have believed I could have
been curcdlf
Below will be founu s Marple of the multitude of
ragcuicnt Franklin Bones a son. of
way, Mr: York, daily receive. The sub
joined onsoI II ilcd thlmnnisls reborn your friends
and neighbors. ill-tics avd as Human you know and
esteem for their honor and stnightforwsrdness. and
“it? “W“
W but has bum done for others can one for yog,
"In lm l was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jaandioe of the worst
Bvcrvlhlng
was done that medical skill could suggest. Finally
Iacouncll of (hitters declared my case 'lncursole;
others gave me Ihc benefits of coubts 'l’hen l was
finally persuaded to take llnwcs' Blood Purifier.
After taking two or rim». hon es l was entirely
MRS. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
of New York
todic any d'flé
old. sad
doctorsraldhe hall an “a cor on his lung," and
Having heard of the woudertul
cures done by The Great Blood Purifier. “ I sent
for ii at once and took ll fslihfnlly. llytgough dis-
Testimony of a Remarkable Cure
(now Mrs. Charles
lisd Kidney trouble. Dv spepsla, impaired circa
latioa of eight cars stunning; was so nervous that
r sleep nor eaL Paid out over
right hand: ed dollars to doctors and was not bene-
lhe poison medicines as by the disease for which
Ih-y win- taken. She says: "l did not expect to
lit llowes was sent to me
by a friend I took his medicine and have not had
lwss not able to walk without help
an! now able and do walk all about than several
lsmsucwpersonaadl would not
consider" the best medicine ever derail to the
Dr. I‘oni lock, of Row York told Inc he
“fir aria
Del. Calm Clearer] BIIIII.
l‘l‘l'hmu svssv rail.
”ARIEL L’llomllilllllll.
JON N H. 8” IT“,
FLllIS'l‘.
um meet some soawua
A. El. FERRIE.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry.
Ilse Watch halal-tag s W.
as Washington IL. - tenth lsrwalb.
A I’llhll lJ‘ili 0"
Builders Hardware,
*‘W'bil 3&1th es
licrry 'Broa liar-d Ull Milli.
Wire Steel Ilom' Mats,
nausthtugasw. calamari
w. o.oumTARo
IUIN‘ BALI. Em
GO '1'0
llfllElHllllN’S
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
No 8 Main Street.
"I'll lull! Market.
——-—'IHI DIST——
MEATS
IIIW’I'D IN TEX 838T IANNEII.
warn the choices: KEATS. obtained n
oflrouhle or am. you will and than: at I!
MILLTIIERV
Toastsmfortsnuock. lvsvylhlsslshssold
Regardless of Cost.
“nus oal. Illnws
Jars rww
bsdlos’ lllsek sailors at 20c.
'l‘urhsas, 25c. and fills.
(llvousscsll. llolroublstoshowpodssl
Mrs. W. Fawcelt’s,
lo. 8 Water Street,
”catwalk.
Conn.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
song aegnb‘s
ll . ”
Fllflll llllll Hlllll‘.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘ln and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND TINVVAR IQ.
Isthmus given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUBIC BALL BLOCK.
Wall Papers
largest and finest assortment in the town of Nor-
walk. A flue line of
Bills ll 25 ill. Dfllllfl Bl“.
Painting, Paper Hang-
ing. Calclmlnlng and
Decorating.
lf
Pauli my, Kills Bfifwllpflg
F'. HAYE S.
DIBBLB‘S BLOCK. ROUTE SORWAIIS
WlI IIIIII IIIIIIIII.
One QuaIIII,—'I'IIO Best.
18 NIIIIIMIIISIIIII,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliablg.
IIILI FREIGHT LINE.
Norwalklllwlurl
0n and after July l5, Ices. (until further notice)
-THE PROPELLERS —
MY mason ”tsunami“
min
llama,
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
63 Washington Street.
Bflllllfll 81 Hill fill
28 Main St, 80. Norwslk.
Meats Fish UYSIBI'S,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
I
Lily of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily Builds mepted. for
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