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lie an endowment policy that on
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E. G. Tomiluooti.
pronoun rant-enter. .
'IO a noun unit nun.
DEATH uici Busts.
The Blizzard Left Many Stifi'en-
ed Corpses in Oklahoma.
WHOLE FAMILIES IOUND FROZEN.
W I‘M-i 'llint WM Born on the Pacific
can In! Saturday Benched Portland.
I... that Night und Wugl’elt at one
Titu- llnlf Aaron the Continent.
Gurnnin. 0. T., Feb. 13,-A terrible bliz-
lard struck this; territory early Sunday
”iifi'll'llill'g ind COnllnllés Willi fuél'i‘lllie 53W?-
lty. The wind blotven perfect pale, and
onow in two feet deep on the ground. Re-
ports of death and suffering come in from
all ports of the territory. In the strip
mently opened the people are in n preon~
rhino condition. At Red Rock, Jenn-ii
Blonnt and family. consisting .of a wife
and two children, both girls. aged 10 and
19 years, Were almost frozen t0 death. hire.
Fannie Spencer, n homesteiider, l2 miles
from Cross, was found frozen ntiil‘. All
her fuel hnd burned out. Many people are
still living in tents, and {Iii fuel is scarce
their condition is nwfnl. James M lligim,
living four miles south of Perry, W found
frozen todeath. and bin partner, Harvey
Newcomb, died from exposure and cold
l5 minutes after being; found.
At Ponce, Mrs. Jennie (.‘rnmcr out! two
children, Lizzie and Sallie. were discovered
frozen stifl in u coyote's burrow. in yards
from their abode.
Colonel Henry Mi'llull, a cowboy, who
m with Buffalo Bill at the World'ii fnir,
was discovered iieiid under his horse, by n
party of hunters near Newkirk.
Whole Fumlllee Proud to Death.
At Anndnrkn two indbin pupils were
found buried iiiidcrii snou'bnnll. l.'puii be-
ing token to n hoiiecoiicof tin-children
immediately expired. Tlit‘ othcr. however.
shows signe of rccovtry.
A report rciichcd born. that n imiiily mun-
Id Sears, rcuiding on u (litiill tinur Womb
war], was found frozen to death. but no
particulars can be obtained.
A courier just in from .\lvn. another
strip town. report-e great :i'iii‘i'criir.l among
the homestemlcrs near there.
Over 11]) head of h0r§ll'3 and Willie were
frozen. and volunteer iciief mininittccs
are now scouring.r the cniinlij.‘ gathering
together the people and curing for them in
the schoolhonsics.
Miss Jennie .lohnaton, a young luiliun
teacher who come to Alva rcccntiy from
Scranton, Pit. left her school Suturdny
" night for her boarding house. She line not
been seen sincc. No reports have been re-
caived from other “'L‘hi ride towns. but it
is ocrtnn the suffering is grunt, us the west
tide people are living mostly in tents. All
trains nrc delayed, Word cnimes from
Cross that Sherman Stonruiid ruinily, con-
sisting: of nvvifc and live i-biiiii'cti. were
found sitting iihoiit n stovc. whit thcii'
throats cut from our to cut.
The inllmving note found on ililllvleulVI‘S
it horrible tunry of iiiiii‘di-r and suicide in
connection with the storm. it wuss signed
by it man named Stone:
“'ood flil KDIM'l )lollii- iFIIZt‘llltllit‘vliil: the
rest of us frcczing. 1 intro Itilli-il nivfuiuily
and now kill ill)‘:l‘lf to pri-wni turtlirr ~nib-r.
lug. find how invrt-y on us.
Stone was u lioiiicsicuilur iiiul livi-ii in ii
tent. it is thought that nftcr the snow
melts hundreds of (loud smith-rs will he
found, along with ri-mniiis uf iboumtuh of
cattle.
, ”Hutu-(I'll Antice In Clilengo.
Cflchml, Full. 13.~— Dispatches from oil
over northern Illinois, aaouthcrn Wisconsin
and Iowa tell the some stmy of. ii furious
ital-m end interruption of business. The
billiard seems, however. to be :ibutiiig all
over this section and moving oust (it a
rapid rate. The nmrcury is now falling
unite rapidly.
During theuftcriioou the stunt! liit'l‘cdst‘d
in violence, the wind at times rising ton
velocity of 75 miles on hour and the nuow
growing heavier. it was the Worst. storm
Chicago llllli ever known, and by 4 o'clock
business of tilt liiinlit was at n ontndutill.
At that time the big office buildings were
practically deserted. people having started
for home in order to do their traveling he-
tore night.
Triton were delayed during the after-
noon. and at night moist of the content
roads (lid not pend out union of tiny kind.
The New York limited on the Eric pulled
out with two i-iigincu. und time hours later
it who it! miles from Chicago, xtiick bust.
ind two additional engines which bmi been
tent after it. could do no good. The incom-
ing New York limited on the name lino
Ituclt in ii uiiowbiiitk ut Fourteenth strut-t.
one mile from thetlepot, and nix «nature
are it up Ill it bad job.
The Rock inlniiil riturtcd out one plumm-
gar train, and It came back liilt'l' running
bomething over a mile in tiiri-u hours. The
nine conditiom prevailed on all lines. and
moot of them tlculureil tluit unit-int the
norm moderated by midnight tin-y Willllli
not Ittempt to turn it wheel.
Owing to the driving show, which made
it impmible in sec on fret. n wreck occur-
red on the lmitu Short- mud Al. Seventy
ninth street and Money island avenue.
Pin fireman. Luther H. Wonder. of l~3|k~
:inrt. ind, wait caught bemoan the engine
ind tender and hndly crnriicrl. b‘i‘l‘t'l’ftl
freight can» Wore knocked into kindling
mi. Oil the Mrectii culllniunn and nucl-
htlte were numeroiin. More» Bloom, Jin,
5 member of the board of irmle, trim badly
injured, A gum. of wind carried him :50
int. and he attack against the ciirlwhme.
t Ilt'infl Ml wriut.
exceedingly dangerous npnt to 905de
lrlnnn wee directly behind the Masonic
temple. which in 22 stories high. The wind
no drown down the narrow nib-y behind
it It on whit rate, and whet-var iiitempi-
ni to cm: the alley mun blown off the side
walk end me very fortunate it he kept hhi
feet. So many people were injured there
shot I special detail of police was made to
keep everybody off that little of the rim-cl.
surf nigh It Arbor] l'erh.
Arbour l’MtK. N. .l.. rehlttwn my
. more end blinding imowuorm nig-
II the New Jam count. The our!
'I end no doubt be are night wrecks
eel-u lllmm the bench from Bandy
flew to hotel l’leeunt. The velocity of
the In no miles an hour, and it in in‘
The lite saving mm from
M colt in the dirt im- on double
writing for vernal».
., tic Bolivia: company Mullen.
than running cm on mount of the
m. 'l'he turf in truhllllt over the tract.
ifl fie Jar-er (Ti-hire! mum in Nemlnli
, and it in prohible that. the rut-ti
Implied to Abandon mlm
“Mimi ..........
to l - e
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In hotel- nnd p vain huu. no writer on
be. obtained abuse the first «tory. and but
little there.
The inter bust been blown completely
out of the Hamburg canal. and there is
but ll foot or so left' in the Eric canal.
Bluoh aniline are iiilingihc engine wells
lit the pumping ~iutlon,iinvl if the wind
does not abate the gravest connequoucel
ere feared. ’l‘liit in the first time in :30
year- that the tops of tho iomkee at the
pumping station have been above water.
Should a big fire occur the firemen would
be powerless. 'i‘he strut-tr lli'c hedl y drifted.
Streetcar trufllc in liiipcdod soiiicwlnit.
Trtiine from both cunt ziudivc.~t.ureliiti.~.
N0 casualties hfll'e.ill:t'll reported. Diu-
putcbcs from Luckport iiud Attica show
ill“ sum" condition We '
30510)} Feb. litwtluly tlu-mlvuin canard
of the nrcnt blizzard lwd 7.: who ’. El l-iifili
by mlduiuhhbnt it. \i." l .‘. a ilio
rate of 40 miles on is- i'l‘ wit-v.“
are fuiitlmo-uniugiiiizw w . ~ 'iuui'u.
er bureau report“ it :i 4 n v . ta .. II in i‘
noon the wind him m mix. no 2;»: m
Block island. The wt: 'il l\ mm ill luv
worst in Boston t.,i~ minim; iiiul il.i.«
morningtln‘nt-reetxv. --.-b.i.liy blocked .\
high wind Istill combines.
Toledo People Walking.
Totem). Feb. liixr'i'll'u'imlll‘s after the
bliunrd struck thi- citycverystreet cur
was abandoned. The wind blew the water
up the rivcr from the Maritime hay, unilthr
(locks and \Viitcr street tire iniinihiti-d.
Business has been at u nitititlnllll. A blind-
ing oiiinvrztnrin has filled the streets with
drifts. and all train“ are hrhind time.
A Billiard Accident.
ROCHESTER, Feb. l3.--‘lit'il\‘é€ll {Wu and
three feet. of now have fiillen here. delay.
lug traillc grcntly. Henry W. no». nCeuA
trnl trniniuuu from Holley, went back to
signal :1 train :it the Allen street crossing
and won struck by it [meaning freight. (he
foot was cut off. lie hourly froze before
he wan discovered.
‘l'folll Way Down lie-t.
Polt‘l‘lANl), Mm. l-‘eh. i:t-—A heavy north.
exist storm i~ raging liorc. 'i‘h-e lmrhor is
now filled with vowels. ‘l'iiu strainer Port-
liinii did not leave for “ii-ill)". and the
steamer Oregon of the Dominion line, trout
Liverpool. is thought to be out in the bar
bur receiving the full fury of the storm.
Dunkirk at the More, of Find.
Dimitiu. N. Y.. Fob. t:i.-'i‘rniiis are
several hillli‘rl lutcoriilmniloneil entirely.
and the Street i'iiilwny liiieaure blocked.
This ivulcr supply gnveuut. owing to an tic-
citleut nt tiic ‘ivutcrwnrka li’ilVillg the
houses without any Willt‘t‘ whatever uinl
the city tutiillv without the protection.
00‘ new flzimpnhire'o Coast.
Puli'tniiuiJTll, N. li., l-‘eb. lit--A oevcre
northeast gulp struck thin cuust. A f‘:|lllt'
mommy" front the kin of Should Birth“: tliiit.
the sea is riiunini: high. rind it. In iiiipotini~
bio for mu»?! \ i-fi‘t‘lli to live. .\ tivo unrated
hCllDtllli‘l' um sightmi limiting for Uloizcce'
ter. \viili ~ni‘m tlying in pieces. .
' fleet Hillurd llniiiid.
NEW l.b.\'imr:, t‘oniL. Fi-h. ill—Sodium
age to shipping in reported in this vicinity.
All lruina on tin» (‘onsolidnted road are
into, and Kil't't'l our traffic is badly blocked.
All outdoor busincw had to be suspended.
The harbor i~ filled with vessels.
storm on the Count.
A‘l‘L.tN'l‘il:( 'i'i‘v. Feb. l:l.-~.\ nevert- lliil'i h-
i‘lilil storm irlhil‘li over this city. causing
liiuii tides tilting the beach und doing con~
sidernhlodnmnge to telegraph wire“. Sue-
ven- gulcs prei'nil tit sen.
. Sound Steamer-o Did Not leave.
iiiuiuirrom'. Conn. Feb. 13.—Thehttll‘ul
is quite severc hero. None of the New
York ntcutiirn left their (loch.
Trolém‘ ('ni-o Storm Bound.
Lori. i.~i..~ \u f'il'l', N. \'., Feb. 13.—-'l'ho
Itorni pinymi home with thtI trolley cars
in thc hithiirh-.
Nehrmh I lliu Hail "or Inn.
UMMIA, Feb. lib-Tho blizzard in Nebrmi-
kn hm- coiled.
Fat-l Wroclt of n Itching Schooner.
l’iill\’l$(‘h1‘(ll\‘.\, Mans” Fob. i:l.-— The
IcilOOlit‘i‘ ashore between liiice poiiitund
l’eukcil bills proves to be the Fortune of
Gloucester, a fishing veseel. with arrow of
22 men and one boy. The cuptnlu and ii
men got oil oil right with the boy and are
Ill nt Rum- l’oint elation. Two men are
loan and two inhaling.
liar (int i win Copper end line.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ln-.\fr». Nari-lei.
Morriunn of .birkuou, Mich. came to the
mint. how Ir» «vii \viuitnho thought. Were
two "hinge" of uulti worth Wflfli‘. for
which rho had paid limit). The metal
turned on: to be ilOiillilflilllt alloy nfcop
per unil zinc.
cur May no" Ili- Capital.
51'. l’li‘ll-Zitcilllllil. ‘.~b. til.--~ilecherln,tlm
cenr'u pli) eiclull. ilM declared that ill. Pe-
ill’filllii‘u In not ruin-d for the cmtr’s health
and illlvlilcii hint to live at Kiefl. 'l‘he ll’lflil-
fer of the court penimiicntiy to Klrff, there-
fore, in only a qucation of time.
mil Notebook e Mutt-op.
litmus. Feb. lll.~»iicfol’0 the Mutt-homo
committin- I‘llillili‘l‘ inspector denies H.
Dammit dw-luml ihiit the ntetehoniu- from
foitnilntion to open wana veritiible fire»
trap. The proximal improvemeui- he
heartily anomi.
M lmlnuler Will More.
91'. mm. Feb. lit-lam“! J. sum. iii.
Inn-u cmlmxlcr of “76.000 from tho “filth
waterttrminml lint company. who hint
been a fuuil ive from Justice nines the 25th
at hint (minim. will aumiider to the hm.
' ltrmlfnrd I‘Hnd‘fiil’ Ilia out ”In.
li.t\‘|~tlllltl.l.. .litv . . Felt. mums» Elim-
brth ilcliit. n daughter of 'l‘. ll. lleinla
lion-l proprietor of linrrisbnrn. tiled of
mun mum-Mimi d the lunar at the iii-nil.
hml urmlemy. whore ube on n ntudent.
lull, lined. Invent, out.
Honor. Feb. film-Charlto- Kelly. the no
pound elmtnpiuu of New York. defeated
Jluuuir Kiwellry of Butch, the lit) pound
champion of New England, in our round
at the Uliurlea linuk Athletic club
In I'ellniv h we «it Trinidad.
N ew roux. Feb. Hiu'l‘ho ante-mar Carib
Prince. which urrlrwl from Trinidad, re-
port: thin ilw unwound that there iii yel-
low fever in Trinidad in incorrect.
4.»... a..-“ m. ...
“at" nine-- Ami-en.
min». ho. iodine imam In our
holed several of the flrltieh Million .
in; to Geoml Kitchener-tn M of l
Motion m «pennant.
m. itfitmmwm w. . ....W
not nu- wwo null-a.
III/iii M
I Artiste" Waterline.
We“ _, l,‘ .H‘}
Wfifir
illitluel Hollies,
' Painters’ Supplies.
"illness rum in trial.
’l'iliitliia int Pins: liaising.
L. H. DeCker,
”Mortimer It, to "mull,
So. Norwalk. Conn.
BOMB SllflED PARIS.
An Anarchist Exploded One in
it Crowded Cafe.
I'm-w Per-one Wore lithium! by in. Ex-
ploolou, but the Only boldly Work Done
Wu When the Iliucrennt Fired With 3
Revolver at Ill: Pnnuerit.
Putts, Feb. ills—A young iniin who not:
oil from motives of revenge cxplmled ii
bomb at it o'clocii'lmtewnimz in node
beneath the Terminus hotel, which is sit-
unied opposite tho St. ' intro rziilrond sta-
tlon. The cafe woe fill of pimple- iii the
time.
Ammiwho had dint-ti in the cafe. was
Icon to raise his arm uud throw some
thing into the middle of the room. A ter-
rific explosion followed, and the eccupunni
of the room were paralyzed with terror.
The air was filled with smoke, and lying
on the floor were numbers of persona .
wounded, moaning and bleeding.
The bomb had landed upon it table,
around which ll purty had been sitting,
and this article of furniture had been re-
duoedtospllntern. The persons groupcd
tit, this table nllil'emtl the most. The in-
jurod numbered 15. Nearly all of them
were wounded in tho legit. Some of liii‘lll
were grit-musty hurt and were removed to
n chemint'e shop near by. where they ware
cared for.
Deep-rote Struggle to Recaps.
in the iiieniitinic the mini responsible for
this cowardly act had not been nllon'cd to
escape. As soon in he had thrown the
bomb he ran out. of the plnce and darted
away. «
The iilnrm was given by persons outside
who hfld heard the noise of the t-xplnnion.
and a chase was tit oncc givt-u tho fleeing
figure. A number of policemen joined in
the chase. 'l‘lie fugitive drew n revolver
when he saw that his pursuant \l't’l‘t.‘ init-
ting too close nod turned and fired several
shots, killing nwoninn und vvoundiiig it
number of persons. Uni: of the men struck
we: a policeman. and his wuiiud ia Cuilslil‘
43 ed fntnl.
' be men ivn-i captured when no yflillh
from the cafe. lie proved to be up llllilrll'
sized, piile fucod and blml'liiflslé innit of ill)
years. ills mime is Leon Breton. He had
been employed in the cafe as a waiter. but
hed imcu'ilisniinsetl for misconduct. ill-
rectly after the explosion the cab.- \i‘lls
clear-d. Tlic iron uliiitti-ra were lowiri-d.
end then the piece was (rinsed. lilik’ilSr‘
excitement existed in the vicinity; nod llll
immense crowd gathered in Illstliis's ilic
outrnge. The news of the explosioiinlsu.
caused ii sensation throughout the rity.
Before the exploniou Breton but! been
sitting on the outside of the cafe llllli hml
purlekon of refrcshnirnt. No particular
notice vim mitt-n of him, in. his .‘lL’lliJll'i
were not such :is to attract iiltciitioii.
As he “no leiiving tlu- pluce he threw lili‘
bomb. hinting zit thc clcctric light (‘lilliitith
lier. The explosion shlvcrod lilt' pinto
glen front of the pltice. destroyed one nuir
bio top table. overturnulothcrs und hillllh‘ii‘
ed glassware and plates. their friigmcntn
flying in till directions.
On leaving the cute Breton rushed in.
ward the Rue dc Home A blue omnibus
which plies between the railroad station
and the Pinon St. Michel vviis purring tho
cafe as Breton run out. A policeman tvusu
sitting on the top of the omnibus unit an iv
Breton. lie jumped to tin.- ground. fol-
lowed him and run hint to cnrth a few
yerde up the line de llome at is split 0mm»
cite the Scoeoii rostniiriiiit.
Crowd Waited to Lynch min.
llrcton turned on the policeman, revolver
in hand. and fired a shot at him. The p0~
linemen grabbed him. and both fell. While
on the ground Breton tired another shot at
the policeman and struck ntvoiunn who
wee peering. The woman fell to the ground
mortnliy wounded. in the meantime a
crowd had collected, attracted by the shots.
The policeman who had grubbcd Breton
had been badly wounded by lireton'e first
shot and was unable to hold on in his prio
oner, and the letter. still hmndiohinghis
revolver. regained his feet and was likely
to do further mischief.
The peoplem large part of whoinhad
followed Breton from the cafe. werehi ii
furlouaniood and seemed inclined to hiy-
hnndii on him. They believed ut the time
that the exploeion true the work of a mill-
tent enerchbit, and they clnmured for his
lynching. The night of the revolver rc-
ntriilned them at ilret, but fliinlly. headed
by another policeman. they riinbed forward
secure hint. Breton Again attempted to
me but revolver. but the policeman cut
him over the face with bill either. itiigiior-
ing him. He true then arrested. The mob
spin demanded that he be lynched. and
they would have then probably curried out
thelriuteutionit hell not A strong fun‘tini
police arrived. The prisoner wait then use
carted to the office of Commissary dragon
on the line tie Moecow.
li‘lve per-mu» who were [lMIlllK in the
ntroet at. tho time of the explosion were in-
Jured by flying harmonic of pin». The
inquiry before the coinnihieury chimed that
the bomb was continuum! in the form of
o urdlne hot and contained n chlorate
powder and pivot-it of lead the him‘ of cher-
ries. llrrtou mlmltteil to the police that
he wai- iin Minn-hint.
In Ave-go Valli-tit.
Breton told thcilootor who drained the
wound which he received from tho police.
mm'l habit? ihnt 'Ile main object was to
IVGllIteVltiilllil. lh hutrrtl of the proprie-
tor of the cult- war but it whiny-millim-
lion. ll- naid there Were (lllli'l‘tl wlio‘wonlil
follow his example. ill: object endihe
object of hie uwciiiten won in dentmy tho
bourgeoie moiety. '
Breton we! later niiblccied to an exum‘
motion by Mlniner of the interior ltnyiml.
Mlniuer of Justice Dulmt. Chief of be.
native: Goran and enters. lie denied that
he wall the Author of the crime. Adding inn
saintly: "l lltll nit Anni-chm. The owner
the bourgeoiu burnt up the better. but i
know nothing. i dbl not enierihe cafe.
You (aim cuppa» that I arrived here from
Pekingor from Mei-settler no you planer."
Notwitlutemilng lilo uteri-mental that be
we'- not in the cafe, Breton me fully bien-
tiflefl by ii women who min injured by the
explosion, who mid that it mined in lil'l'
that there were two mime with him.
in thinning null or the hi. Laure rnlb
rend elation the police nrreiitetl e wounded
merino was living to ooncul himself.
lie nine-ii to give his nlmli. From hie
mploim attitude and naive tin-min to
continue ii. iii tattered that he belongs to
I’ll ancient-t gran of Nmilly. of which
the believe men to hit at number.
a
“lethal“ think it in probable that
“the nine in: unstained by automobile
the
MARS AT CLOSE RANGE.
A "ennui linuedition to Start li'or Arl- ‘
llllll Willi It Big, Big Tell-nope.
Counninor. Mum. Feb. 13.-~lt is un-
nounci-d that on March 1 the Harvard coi-
’ loge observatory will start all expedition
to Arizona to locate it new obecrvnwry
station. Such n station but-i been the plan
of Professor Edward C. Pickering for years,
but it has never before hail the necessary
financial bucking. Mr. Percival Lowellof
Ilostoii hm justdonawd A large fund for
this purpose. and Mr. Lowell will go no it
member of the party.
Mr. A. E. lltluglun-i. now the regular on-
nletent in the (.‘iiiiibriilgo observatory, will
leave before the other luflllhcl‘u of the cr-
nrtlitlon in order, in make. rxfltll‘illlt'nta.
lie will first stop ut l‘n Mott, then {it l‘lur-
nix. Mr. William ll. Pickering. who lord
the Harvard expedition into l’ui‘ll. will
ninnnue this Work.
The Motion in Arizona will in. for \lnilul‘
investigation. as the linrvord r‘liilltlll in
Arequipa. Peru. in for pliotnxruphic work.
This will give the Conibriiluc observatory
two of the heat loriilionu iii the world.
The art-tit Bruce pliotuuruphic (t'li‘m‘tlpt‘,
now being tested. will lu' dilppctl to Peru.
it will be ilii' lurgogt of it‘s kind in use
Professor Edward (3. Pickering. director
of tho iliirviii'ilobscrvninrymn’ : “Myspiu
ciiil rcnsou i’nr hurrying iiii'a' expedition
oil" ill once'ie inordcr ihutestatlnnmuy
be oriented in tiuwtnnlncrve tiic unpai-
tion of Murat next siiiiiiimr. \Yc will pay
lipl't'llll nitvntion to tho munch on tho sur-
face of Mimi, and it is exported that» they
will be «won double thl~ in, .u'. “do rxpwib
tion will ri-iurii to ('nmhi-iiigc illmuf Jun.
1. 189.3."
liters-pod lilo Wife and lion to Dentin
'i‘lii.l.f'tl‘\‘. liiil,. Full. iii “'ililisiil Ali—
lilftllll. u (Eiriiicr. \vhilc split-ring from ro-
llgloitu lllfililll. killed iii-i ulfc um! elilr‘vt
son. Flic illlllliy tit-to cutinn hrenkfust
when the crhn » .viwmznmiti ~i :\l'i.lll.'lllll,
in thc pit‘al‘ti‘i‘t,‘ oi iii- iivv cl. -n, stump-
(‘ii his wife in death. Tim ill .' boy. "gt-ii
l‘l, tried to llt‘it‘lili l.l~i lil'tillr‘l'. :iuil he xitf‘
frrril tlic uiup- fair .ii liic bands of lilti l‘ll~
raged iziihcr .\lllli.l'lll i~ now .-i I'.‘l\liii_'
lilulllilt'.
Tornado In Kentucky.
l).\\“\'ll.ll;. Ky. Fell. ill.» Tim lililllvil)
which ilii‘ifl'll livo illllt"- north of llll~ iity
ileStroyi-cl mm. ivnrtli vi property.
liAiiinumu u... Ky, l‘vb l:l,- firm-ml
liirgc clock burn imir l’i-ril'illiz'. i’lKi iimr
with tho ll\t' much twliiiill.t‘:l fimi‘i'lli. tren-
bluwnitllivlunw u! :i «limiter if :i iiiilc.
No lii'i-s. \wrw lmi. ”Hill dawn-nu vim-til 4o
iii-neiicnr l’lc;i<.int liiil, ninl :lic p: xioiliw
um» hlotvii clown ill llli‘li pin. iv
Little MM, Ilruitis' Itip.
K.i.\.~~.\~ (‘ii i. Feb ill Litih- i; )‘L‘.ll'-i>ill
liiii'y limine, whose iii‘Illii‘l‘ l'txu'i-ilill' dud
lllltl whose iiitlmr ii. wiml her. i\ "bikini;
:ttrip rill ill“ \hiy from imimzh t-v i‘unihil
vuniu liiiilll‘. 'l'lic (‘iilld u‘c’w .. ill her
waist ncnrd Willi the i:i.c..pi ... "i r».
going from El ”1431le K-Ill, m \‘. ;.\ll:'~»
burg. “it. to moi-l iiii‘. i ii, Mary tlr rip-
.\iy llllllii.‘ i4 llitry iii-mix too."
Ill! ling Iiillltful 2 Min Il.‘ till.
r~ri:i\'i.i IL] it. lino. i‘th .- i‘lwm-r
l'. Sud-bins, .i pro on thith- {.iiuui of
South Mormon, nu.» Min-l Ill i-i .i’rifi :i
mile from hit home. llia lmigivrh lung
in the snow. and iii» i'iiihtxz. do; in..-
gunrdiiig li. Medical l-Lr..i:iu.n. liniluamk
thiiiln that druih resulted li‘ulll bvtiii tut»
lire, Tili' body “'1“ “Ni ii i'lt'll. in!” tlu' il lg
hull liopt it warm
Coluru-lu'n lim‘leu Spi-i-ht! “would.
llllx‘v‘illl. Fri). lJ —‘l‘l.i- in.“ illii" in“
been in Sufi‘fiilfl .: iii-mil. iii a .t. i toil-.-
state of uvrrrfulj'u 1, uiiii ux )xi .. 1“. xi iglv
liiiv hiln ili't‘il i’il.‘.l.'it‘.l lieu: . .miirtw.
tire indignant ill llli‘ rcl‘nani .u .\‘lilltut'
tinndykonnll. to i~.~u~ Wlil‘rititi~ for lilt‘ll’
iuiluriru‘ until a hill i~ pinto-d li:‘~l',:ll.‘lllllfl
iruui \Viint illllil or illlltih the itinuvv ulmll
hi: lulu-n.
l'lro Did Not (‘uncenl the (‘riiiin
lloirsi'uv. Fob. lit, viii (ill: ruiuwf u l‘tltil‘
hilt “'illl'll bud ~liuui iicnr th: final Trims
fund in the suburbs \vu~ iliemvrieil the
tit-nil iiiiil (.‘liill‘i'l‘tl reiniiiiw of Mike Doluii,
its owner. “who had llt't‘li niobiml twice
and shut Ullth‘. To Coiiccail the crime the
but. liiid bci-ii burnt-d ’l‘iro iii-grow lItIVr
bet-ii tiri'iwteti. ‘
“fly-eight lllotorl on Trial.
l'ii"i‘.~ui‘r.i.. Feb. I.i.«.-\ii niuunol sight
\rnu pron-clitcii in iiu- criminal (‘ .iirt ubaii
the All ('hsirt inn \‘iillcy rititl'ru \v-ui'» lli’llllxlil,
up for ll’lvli hcfnrc Jinigu l-lu iv The en-
tiro furl-cs. of tit'lllli) rh ‘l‘lii1.lf.‘-i juii ilcpn-
lli‘s Wi'l't‘ i'i'qilli’t'll ll l‘ ”.lliI liili pm‘. Til!
pi-htom-r.~ on living lll< in: nu.- liilili.
Whut Trnin bmnalietl Up.
MAIIIMG, .\'. \'., Fl‘i‘. 13. A frelglil imhi
on ilwi' tt'illil Vermont i'nilruiiil won biol-
ll’ Wroclaw-l u but iiiiliw Went of l'lll‘l‘llllilii'il.
A nib-placed mil wn-< the canon of Hill iicci-
_ilt‘ili. l-‘iftct-ti corn, nioiitly Illlril with
whom, were pilcvl unt- upon llllt‘lllt‘l' in up
alumni llltil‘rcl‘lilililil‘ "limit.
lanrtl Ito-eh": Eiilortlluo.
Lotions, i’cb. l:l.—~~bord itombery, furs
align sucrptury, guveudiiincr ut bin hun-
iloii ri--.idciicc. Among those prim-iii \\'l‘l‘t‘
the Prince of \Vilicl, United Htutm lini:
bushiulor liuyurd ililti otlu-r diploiuuin.
peers iiiid illlilllllm‘ll.
Million of [rotten lint-lug.
lilnlit'ftsl‘iill. Mosul, i-‘eb. ill—Jrhe mu-
lng schooner: brought. in large qiiiiutiiim
of from-ii lu-rriiiit. lintl the root-1pm lll‘fl tbc
lurgcni for one oluy on riiwrd. the ioiul
illllulilillim to 5.07M“) In llllilllll’l' lillll :IJM
llfll‘l‘lll'l Sfllwli.
Pumice Wot-lie ”town lip.
i~'.iiiiiisoin.ii.t:. N. J.. Feb. i:t.~.\n my
piosiou iii the Columbhi putt-titer Work: dc»
niiiliiiliml our of tho lllllliiliixi. (l. 'l'. Ackrr
inil Junie» l2, Hrriux Were Mll‘itlll‘ily burned
mil terribly bruised.
l‘hnlrmnn liooit Ill.
I’ll‘l‘uitillw. Fob. film-Junior! it. mitt.
who carried iliu prniu'. titliiuf “dictator”
ivliilc clinirmiiii of tho fiiiiinun .luiimtown
relief commuter, bi Iiiingorunvly flint bio
rhino.
Fire In ‘l'iielinliu.
Tl‘lliAliUl‘i. N. \'., Fell. lil.-l"lve mil
lencca Worn completely destroyed by fire
here. Mill im ugurnguic ion of from 6325.000
{0830.000 wan ctituiimi.
mount," mull}... flinch!» I)”.
hummus, Fall. in. . 'l‘im righty-flftli an-
niveriuiry oi ihnbirtluluy of Almiluiui illn-
toln WIN celebrated in the Union [reunite
illib by a bouquet.
would the c..’.::.‘."..‘.‘.';.. Prison.
Bum-x. lie-b. i:t.~- Aimiticr uittbinnlt
27?:an tho convicts of Iki‘lil min irlequ‘l’iyi
‘ rleitown ens mile y me elm
Worden lithium.
'v
§ mew... t.» ,
m
“Illumin- remit»! Ml».
Sr. lam. Evil. lite-Inn emu the
”‘71:.
nrmfiut
._ .., .. mow—n-.. mum. .. "7..-...“
“SKATES-
' We
skates at town-t p cm.
.
H. o. Wolcott,
34 mm Strut, litre-ll, llt.
walla
THE ii'lsamcini GRIST
More Hawaiian Correspondence
Sent to Congress.
msiornr Dom: STlL-l. FEARS.
“O Saute Hound! I Day lllne-iulng the
Pulltlont’e Polieymi‘urny Defend- the
Adlai-Intention ammo Punmmlem and
Donnie Appuililld.
Wunisorm. "eh. i:i.~'i‘t.vv pi’i‘oident
trencinltted to cniigretsudditionul Hawaii.
an correspondence. The [Il’clllit’bli‘li mm»
sage iii as follows:
To the Congreut: .
[transmit lif'l’i'Wllli (“Utilhpall‘llt‘fi rccclved
efew day» ego from our minister ut liutvnil
end I reply to one of them from ”it: sacrotnry
of cute. in which I correct version in given of
In interview uldch iwcumrd Nov. it. Will. he-
twocii tho secretary of state end Mr. Tllnl‘rlilli.
MDPMMIM iliu Hutvuiluu prurNonnl govern.
ment at Washington.
lmnvnu l'i.i’.\'f‘i.A.‘iD.
. Mr. Willis’ first dispatch mentioned in
the president’s letter relates the particu-
lnrii of hiii refusal to participate in the ob
servancc of the celebration of the tint on
niversiu'y of the provinlounl government.
The second dispatch contains an addition
al excerpt front President Dale's letter of
Jim. ii to Minister Wilii9,whirli the letter
seems still not to have had time to trnn‘
Icribe for transmission in full.
The letter reintiug to Gresham”: and
Thornton's interview is dated Feb. 7. In
it Secretary Gresham writes to Minliiter
Willie regarding ntntenients made by Dole.
quoting nu interglew between Thurston
Ind himself. He onyx he bud two inter-
view: with Thurston on Nov. it. which
were very brief. At the first meeting
Thurston submitted two quesllulin-(ilie as
to the authenticity of the letters published
in the papers from Mr. llrcsluiin to the
president and if it true the intention of the
president to use force.
.2 ,‘l‘n the first Gresham replied in the
affirmative. while to the other be gold that
a cabinet meeting was about to be held and
he had no time to talk with the minister.
At the second interview, when Thurston
called by an nppoiiitincnt and the question
about force was repealed. Secretory ill-coh-
am told hint that. no actiouwnuld be taken
by Minister Willis which, Would iniperil
the lives or property of the provisional
government. not! if they itlflt‘l'i‘ll in tiny
way it would he in conneqiienm of their
own acts or :ittltiitle.
'l'hiirnton Raid the ennui-r ““3 not mils-
i'iictory, and he wanted the secretary to he
more explicit. Gresham replied iliziv he
could not be more explicit ut tlint tliitoiind
added. “You can drfl“ your own inference-:4
from what i huvcsniii Iiiiirorroct dii)‘ iulw
lniprcssions that may have been crcuml
by what tin-been published."
The uoctetnry says he llil‘lWl'rf’il the hu\‘
ernl questions from :i alip of mm r on his)
table, lic did not on; l'l t-itbci- intcrview
that ho mu not It lilwrty to answer 9 liili‘r
question.
mill Day In Con-nu.
“'Astitxurnv. l-‘eh. lit—Tho ilziimiiuii
controversy occupied the pr'iiiclpul tinic uf
the senute, Senator Gray of Debut are open-
inu his argument. in defvnsc of lilt‘ policy
of President ("it-veiniid. Early in ihl' ses-
sion iiii interesting incident occurml in
the presentation of Senator (‘iilloin of u pc-
titioii nigncil by 30,000 woolgrmvrr: of the
West. protesting aguiuet the irrc wool
clause of the new thrill bill.
The speech of Seniitor limy in tho llii-
wniinii iiiitttci- Win-i devdteil lil‘llli‘llull)‘ to
In nttuuipt to prove the l'illllplli‘lll‘ of .\l.n-
later Stevens with tho rcvuliitiuui‘tm. the
senator citing the evidence of invmlw. of
the provisional government to show that
they were in daily consultation with ilu-
llllllllibt‘l‘ previoiia to the revolution umi
that they cxpcclcd the protection of the
Auicrlcuu troops in their plnu to over-
throw the queen's government. Hciintnr
Gray did not conclude his speech.
it was District. of Columbia tiny in the
house, And :1 number of bills :iilm Una that
port of the country were l‘tllirltit'l‘u'li. The
letter piirt of the day Wil!lil‘\tlit'il lut‘llli)‘
glee on tho lifrof the late Sputum-Stanford
of California.
l‘ruldenlinl Nomination-i.
\VAniilNiil'oh. l-‘rb. lll.-~Tiic prenhiont
vent the following uniiilnullonn to tlu- Heu-
lite:
l‘mtiiuuicrr Willi-nu K. vi'lilnlli'l'. lkfil‘t’i‘iy,
S. J.: lliimplm-y Martin. inu-luwhmn. S. J.;
JohiiJ. ('urbhi. illyplmiii. l'n.
Joliii llurri it of ltrrgou. to be iuliiiutcr resi-
ilcut end i-uu-ul of the l'iiliwl Shitm lquiull:
Thomas ll. .lurulann or North t'iiruliiui. in be
gullilli general of the l'uliml ritutn ul blianw
it .
To lie t'ulitilile « Ailnif llilihuril of tlhlil. M
Moot-ow; Arthur ll. ('liiia uf l‘ullfnriilii. at Ma-
utlnn; John Mulcu‘ ii .lnhimon «If Ninth t'nru.
ill-nit i‘criuiiiibiim. ilranll; in mi linunwly
of llllwmri, ut .‘lllillu: ill-lanai. liciupi-r of
Virginie. at Annoy. i‘liltm: H. u. \iuilu-ll n!
Arluiim. M New-indie. New Nilllil \Vui. .;
“cur-gr W. Nll'iillil of New \‘uili. ill (‘lifiniu
Ont.
Fourth l‘luo Put-Intern.
Wumsorox, Fob. Illw'i‘liu following
fourth chin [thllllil'litl‘l were appointed:
Connecticut llurwiuion. Ellmlllt‘lll .t. line-
M
New Jennyul-llllnburg, Elwood lint-libill.
New Yill‘hwf‘rullu Btreet. (l. i.. Marquette:
Ilaicottsvllio. ii. If. Hillier; hiudiiliu, l'. l.. .Vinr.
row: New iliililinore. Lucius Van/illicit; l'uiul
Mill. Thoma» Adamo; Kidney t'i-ntei'. ll. W.
in "with Kurlrlubt. i.. K. tlrr: Siormvlllc.
9. l). barren.
i’onnnylvmiinulzui lireunville. lluuh-I tum.
min: l-"ulrvlew. J. l'. .iolmmin; l‘rcoiloni. W.
(1. limit: illifltuville. 7.. Rumour: Mlle iimi.
Boa lltinltelbi-r r; l'etrulin. W. A. Woimti;
Ruth. llugli Mill inn: Hinb'lmburu. A. l’. (‘5'!-
tidy; White's Furriers. W. ll. “'ul‘lil‘l
hohlium'e Nomi-Mien lleporlul liner.
WAilllillh‘l‘flx. Feb. ill-Jilin mime com-
mittee on luiliclnry llllillillllolllly tin-chiml
to report the l’ecltlilim nmiilnntion to tho
uncle without recoiuuieudritioti. 'l'hi- rt»
port of the committee was made to the
white in the afternoon. mul it one arranged
that the nomination should he miialilrrcd
on Thumlny tit 'Jo‘elock. it may be now
dill-red in open executive union.
pied Without netting int Olen.
‘WAulltntmm. Feb. ill.»-l‘rnfomor Albert
Herbert of Morybmd vnu lnunil dead in ii
chair in lhruiiiiug room of tho Mount Vet.
non hotel. lie hint been lit-rt- «within office
for six tnonthu.
[In rm In o in i To".
Fulfill". (L. Fob. ill.vacr bolt the
Multan. portion of ”mine. it village of
3,000 on the hike churn, lkmllm wot-of
here. we: «indulged in lira.
A Mad mm»; ....‘.'...i;”.‘.i ivimi.
munitions. Feb. 13. mm ntmh oi
writable private ef‘evnmre M lllnm-nimlln
ll I,M.lll0lmeliel:.
m do in.» madam . i7
“warmers! MM
in: their tut/com ' at timeout in:
w. . rile wander; no More.
hevoeleoe ii“ line of Barney action)-
bu
Kneeling from the” , -
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free multiple.
‘. 1 . I
preme
Reigns. Sn
Tobacco
keeps moist.
Always llli: some.
Elegant designs, in
PICTU RE FRA MES
FUR
Gabinei Photographs.
Prince unusually low to suit
the times.
Nonh, Photographer,
No 78 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH & Bill).
do all kinds of
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting.
Dealers in “NT Alli und SIX-3AM
HEATING. Dealers in AGATE, TIN.
GLASS and CROCKERY. DEVORAT-
ED CHAMBER SE ‘8. r: 35, to higher
grade. Factory work attended to
promptly.
tluutuo
Uor. Main and West Sta.
S ICURE YtlliRSELF A
HOME
UN [in TERMS
Sen-rid t'unirnirmly lvw‘nlt‘ii
Houses
for
Sale,
on which three Iiiiiirtere of tho purrhm
mom-Wan rem-tin on morning» ut'lml rate
of interest
llllliilliil 8808.
SOUTH NORWALK.
$40-93" oer.
Willi“ WORKERS
unltlm unequal» WMMWIM’,
tithe employment which ”mil. to. on!
not trunnion hot-cornmeal. tenant"
mholelimintlu- wwhmronly nurture Io-
Iulo. A: mite! in not required you moor“.
We only you with all that in needed. It will
CI! you ”thing to try the heel-en. Airy ll!
fl do the em. mlum mu mae-
lbe not Fallen le unknown with meat-r1-
tmyhm you later you no eerily rectum
Icon elm ll willing to Minimal-1mm
“yummy lMer-ntenndehtmbn
lemma-unemployment. Ind ferment
“the them like“
newt-rem.
,1»...
EVERY PAIR
right hand corner of tin tint
llill Biol
I'll"
will command itselfnt once
effort ever made to photo a h
of art, photography and is
appeal to the most superficial 0
en its charms irresistible.
THE EVENIN
alert to gratify its man
with the famous Globe bi
lion among its patrons of
The Ho
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PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION.
The first portfolio will be reinly for iliati'ibii»
tlon on Mondui. Febrtinry 3th. Other Port-
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scrim. consisting of I Portfolios. ill! Photo
groom," purl-hoard separniely at retail a~
original photography. would cost. at it conser-
vative ee-iimnte of 361 cents I’ilf’il. firm).
Through Tm: Et’ENiVI; S:.\'1isizi.bni Tu cents.
No Mir-ii opportunity Wm WM Mi‘rm- prment-
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FIRST NUMBE
Slit-lira; 5. (inn-mil View of Jeru- ileni. ii.
Mmanoi‘Omur'iront view in Mmmt nfllu
HASH) US THE I’ili‘i,'i..\il ',
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MIKE: v
i
UNIVERSAL IliSTiiUiITOll'é
jolt—:-
Self-Culture for All._
.\ Hro-nt international Work on Learn?
ing and Self-Education. Willi
“Lil Lug-5,.) I/mu'lu lip/.5,
thrr Tlmnmipl IIIus/mfiuu..,
Him Plight If C'nlm'wf I’Iuhw.
The mnfe of .Iubju-l- pri'wii‘ted In the
i'nivvrml nsirutiur includes all thc import
hint Dr mmcntn of Study and Investigation;
of the recent lbiy. They extend from the1
moat. vlv-mentar)‘ to the mmt ulvnncetl. until
being intended prlmnrtly fur the include. are;
dealt with in n nimdllr'. practical manner. enei- ‘
iv until-ream by n . Full indexes render curb
Help of huowie ire readily arm-ethic. .
This lame- qnnrto minim: in cloth binding
and mnrhlcd t’ligf't has been mid hynuimcrlp-
tion M 81!! per copy. 'birpria v: in If 75 and .
four rrutponfi.
THE anoint DE F0lllEll0l'S
brilliant. Beautiful and Fascinating
Marv nooi-~-» i
REVELATIONS OF.
ingutno
EUROPElll riiicrs
A graphic pen piriim- of tho I'rivntr Life of
the prim-m. Moire. uni-«rut nnii Princes of flu-
rop": their Plea-vines. Lnxnrimuii‘wcln, Fennte.
Foliiae, Jenlouiiler. inll’lifll". Climt Meielnnr.
eta, revealed by one ofthcir nutnbormut of
intimate permnni knowledge. The most fuel-
noting. no-ntioml nflli mnrvi-louw, revolution
of him Within titled tiuimcver painllstml
Ritz.» D Whirl eminent critic-u pay:
“it is a bunk unique in my run of rrmlinc.“
-«l.E\V WALLM'M. "it ill rich y llluntrnved.“
ores (.‘vlb'll‘l'. "H in an lntnreoiln and en-
tertaining lxiolt." (JilAl'foltl M. i-ZI'EW.
“In undue-unmet! merit." LEVI i’Jilllt'l‘uN.
”the lm-lt lei one of fencitnling interrupt."
fillw’. W. Bull
The work I»
i
i
printed in him, now. clear type
on tinelvo niqned pa r: «int-inn over I)
Merl Iml 2| clmim p int» rn bic tint ulct.
um. it in hmml in fine it let: cloth with
l-eveialednwovnmewivmd n ldendlnk.
it in" been sold uni animation on at on per
ugly. "till l'flif! . l and four mum-nit.
intuit not:
FEBRUARY
~«NOW REA DY
81
One Snxrini. coupon and
secures it copy. ,
u...
Cheap
Tim Sunni. will furnish any on
with gilt tiller. for the very low prim of l
“Romain” “Pilgrim's Pr
Dmlayer." “'l‘orn Brown tit Ox
“Arebinn Ni lite,” “
“The False
The Pinkerton
“More from An Old
out you willieellht my; _;y ,
Neal and Perfect Fitting Shoe. , -
lint due in which the.
Best Material is 0390. Combiningnutabilllyeiifs j
linking it the bout 03.00 Beamioee shoe in the Met. '. .
Hull and, examine them before partitioning any other oboe, at
H. 8. BROWN’
South Main Street. So. Norwaiir.
wow-«~—
After great and proton ed effort a.
vey of the most-thought-of and in the
readers
. ble Publ
ers of Photographic Art publications, and Will make the distribu-
WARRANTED.
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Milne Eve e .
world has Men made. It
toall our readers. as it is the tint
a Palestine Tour.
combined. ills claim at m,
)server; but a little attention rend-
Itiea Victory
0 SENTINEL
has completed anon omen“
tubing 00., of Pluto. t 6 land-
ly Land
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HOW Til ilBTllli THEM.
Every mailer ofthe Evening Sentinel in ci-
titled to perticipntein the distribution of the
Holy [and Portfolios.
One Sexrtvni. coupon and 100
secures a copy.
.. . . .<>_ . . ...e
The Holy Lamina u i~ twin). i’nlestine. Modern and iiiqtoric. Photographed: RGDI'O'
J Iliitirigthi- Exam Sreties n5 thr um: Bronte. of the Bible -Thc Tomb of Alirnhuin. the Well of
Jacob. SinuiJltc Deni setuT-wnluo.’ imvhi and Alwziloni. Pooh of Solomon. Succhem. $116
- iiulirfirivle of braid. )inny Views of .leriisnlcm -
People. Sacred Spun-mud the Many Hallowed Plum: inside the Wulln-GethsenmumGolKDf-hll.
Mt. of illivow. Pool of fill-mu. thl‘li'i’ii'llnfi Jordan. A Perfect Picture of the Lund of Hinton;
ha “mummies. Streets, Mosques, Churcheo.
R CONTAINS:
1. View of the Harbor at Jet“. '1. The Hill-Lil". 3. View of the City of Remleh. 4, AMNM
Johnnie. T.
tiw Holy Sepuhlirii. 0. Solomon“ Temple. bl. Herod“; Temple. ll. Nero‘s Temple. 13»
Ruhiun ('oilt'Bili. 8. Church of
.iir-rcnr i'icwt. ll. Mosque of Omar (lilil'f‘i‘ii‘
View. iii-inc nt’ I‘llf‘lt'. |.'-. Month“ of El Alas. interior. in. M H pie of El Aku [interlor‘r
iiiluuiiisi 800K or in!
A-M-A-N-T-H
——‘—-i\T—~——— '
A- R-A- T- 0-6
iBy JOthl’t Allan: ill/'3.)
l'tiiiny hits! Funny cuts! Sells like in!
"They silty therein a aialit of fiii'iln‘ done et
Samoan. i didn‘t hour so much about it In
.losliihillri. . ‘
lic- enid "it wuz more fashionable amongst
married men lllld wimmen. then the more: i:-
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