ADMITTED HER oy ILT. Ange ronen Btn ma Avessed of Murdering Her Busdand : | Bresks Down is Court. Co 5 er having been continued until the ptember term the case of Catherine Miller, charged with the murder of her unband, John A. Miller, was brought into court at Butler last week and the 8d entered a plea of guilty to deg murder, and was sen- tenced 12 years in the penitentiary. When she learned that she was 10 be merit to the penitentinry. Mrs Miller down and cried for the first time he hearing of the case Mrs lier will be 10 years old her next Birthday. Her husband was a well-1n- fo rover of her own age. A year ago nsferred his farin to hie wife, and : after Regretied the Saratn GW blood in the ast nye miew Miller's heud was pounded HRY0 & Was Tre op wither injuries. Before he died ted to his wife and said: “She Iast werk: Truman A. < heshrs, © “eh, ashington, $6: Albert Mente, Pitts. Joseph Houston, MoUracken, ne, $8: Henry J. Eberly, Cham- ure, 36; iam Pond, Wilmot Bradfor 4 3% John B. Behaefer, Kit- fauning. $£. Amos Hance Gresham, rw $6: ILafeswter KB. Forsyih, BE 4 ; hl $8 to $5: William 8. Naif, rat $8 10 $12. Maria Irvin, ran berry. Venango, $5. Mary Lafy, Hawk Fun, Clearfield, $8; Jane Bowers New Florence, $8: Susan M. Ringley. South | rgettstown, $5. Jane Miller, Dunbar, ra OC, Bohofield, Allegheny, 3 tainors of Daniel Price. Chambersburg, $14: Annie E. Martin, Hamlin station, Washington, $8; Mary E. Gibson, New f4hanon, Mercer, $8; William 1. Dye, aan gton, $2: (3 W. Bowersox, At- Kinsons Mills, Mifflin, 8. Levi BH Mos Pann, Butler, $5; Morris Mock, Leck Haven, $36; Joseph Murray, Oakmont, Hegheny, $6; Robert P. Tanner, Chi irs, $8. Carter Wright, Canonsburg, » George Werling. Eliott, Aliegheny, Charles Rarmminghrew, Sharpsville, Albert McDowell, Sharon, Mercer, ¥ Henry W. Baller, Pleasant ew, Juniata, $8 to $19: Jares Db. Lay- . Kuights, Westmoreland $8 to 312; Ch Savder, Willet, Indians $5 to Jobn Huntingdon, $R to 30: Abigail Mapleton, Greene 85 minor of filam H. Hippie. Marysville, Porry, $14: James E. Silliman Erie, $5, mae! 8. Blackburn, Schelisburg, 312 Oo $4 Somer Arveost, Fa mington. > to $8: Robert Mack, 17, $6 to $10: Edward Fees, Wil to $10. Bamuel FP. Hupert, . 88 to $8. George W. Mut to $12: 5 Anna BE Melbr : Mary J. Hines, Oakmont, ny, $=, fim Ayres, 8 well. to-di farmer i soldier, Bving near Bailey run, i lamber town in (he southern fart ry Potters country, wax found dead the other morning in bis hose been shot and robbed of $e, te Bad latsly drawn from ihe ou Fonderapare, Be had in ® aw st erate £0 had oR 3 py run drinking snd showing his His house was ransseked wing the Posty rains dome the year Jodie to add tn the mireland enunily farmers’ tron peste made thelr fret ap- pearanie in Hetupfield tawnaBkin the Eh " It is expected that great ane fo crops will resuly Snes of the pests wis promptly the Afticunus raed Sega. ¥ Sunday morning entirely the Baxton rolling nile et by the Central Iron and Buel wmpaisy at Harrisburg, The mill had . bern In active Use for some time y nitly, when the flanging de rine was placed in the building. E will reach $46,008, partially in- passen, ger train on the Central rislirosi]l of New Jersey was wrecked above Mauch Chunk Sunday, * Richard McHale. of Eas- News Agent Charles South Eaton, were Killed, the firenslin, apd oS those By did not volunteer. The sum is about $230.607 . Bonsall. a trustee of the t Institute, stated that the the has just been made of a legaey of $3050 by Mra, of Sewickley towne ad OT inited to ground ime | jorits About the institution ; miners were killed by uffocatio from a fire In the Unity near Latrobe. Their names Anger, Albert Schetiwik and The fire wis caused by 0 dry, falling on ay os Cont Sheriffs y for days Sli the Corn- Xr Furnaces during the recent Weltner, uf ! Barred from * the United States Ine : Jor alleged viiation of land were a for Just the agminst them. : aia Frias ihn. & Ns oe Brighton gas Charles F. M fer is on trial er charged with inviientary ughter. lewis Miller, of h ‘was instantly killed by a kick the head from a vicious horse. em Iron Cempany ed a turret plate for the bat- parsarge, to Newport: News. Christ has heen appointed 8 he Boinrd of Pension vx me nt Bellefonte. Carnegie has presented the academy with $500 worth of the library Eh with eraraps while bathing ahapoy City, young Frank Fer. : as drowned. fornia 43ers of Meadville. heid a Saturday, James Brawley, was the oldest man preseat Mauch last Crothers, Mugialena RS lashed Was & perle ok aring abont three feu! Pon end of the sides was carved 1 bara ca NAA NSS them. as a big one, {ing put in a good light. owns himself in the wrong, fom don recently. i honse lashed to a pieces of ion 91x paps that w ithan forty-eight honrs old : discernible, 3 nailed 1 “WORDS OF ¥ WISOOM. Righteonsness is vie is victory, Trae men are the diamonds of his- tory. Some guns kick: revenge is ons of It is not rdice to fear to do wrong. No abilities are independent of 1a. tegrity. He is far from home that to go to. The sweetest flower of the gospel i» charity, A hittle sin has as mineh SOWA has pone death in i If yon can't swim, never wade iy un known waters, Few wear their characters hike cloaks ——ontarde, Potinek may be poor Inck if with a stranger. A poor pictare is not helped A SAS a SO LAA taken | by hos In religions controversy feroonty is not the only sign of fidelity. The man is genaily in the right eho The confession of past folly be only the profession of presen! wis The thing that makes pessinis failure to find in men what angels po | mess. He who always compiains of ti | cionds receives Little of life’ s sanshior, and deserves less. Hany “ Horn, A Mystery of the Sea. A strange story 1x told by Capi Bennet, of the British steamer Naeet Alice, which reached here from Lou. Captain Beanet says that when in midocean on one mop ing an object resembling a boat was sighted about two points off the star board bos. The stesiner bore down | on it, and the Captain was astonished to find that it wes au ordinary A . #igiis s fava { varal population was lannehed to investizate, and was then found that the honse oop tained an Irish terrier and a fitter & were apparently not wm fe acorne of the bonuse which was half filed with 3# t iret fresh bay, there was found x wooden t vessel containing a large quantity of | canned meats, whild in another gorner i was 8 vessel of fresh water The pisces of 1ee 1: which hose | i HERE | EOD WAY, Plizabethan letters, wi the 1a Perpetua On foated a tiny athe VG by three, aps | Woman's Naod } been { in : Lente how the i there anyib had been adnft { thinks, however, that ti bars been at least are reported rapiaty | ieeboat. i still alive and great pois of ito build ap the physical they have received The Bitte clas 7 Is whers | Bee Hien? we i There was an - Hiialerey to (Re hare WAR si mle nat Mahi doy Fh rr fy BULOWN aptain Bey 38 A thre SO and hel, sivaad The doz the Nweet | ¥ ook : Alice ship's Naw Telegram NS SM pb CHRPAn Y Fares Work For fmaberiies. The State of Ohio has deaded Lo inaugurate a new expsriment in the treatment of imbeciles. Hitherto these | weakminded unfortanates have been housed in great asylums, where ander | the constant care of trained attendants | eiementary class. room instruction. While this system | | developed the intellectual resources of | the imbecile, weak and wavering as they were, there was no opporlanity | energies, | Gymnasinm exercizes failed to meet | | the requirements. areise, and the healthifal The State Legisistnre has recently : appropriated $150,000 for the parchase (of a farm and the establishment of an | imbecile village in connection with it, | Instead of a great asyiam there willbe a great nnmber of cottages, each in charge of a competent attendant. It is proposed to develop the minds of the members of the eniony by class. room work and their bodies by ont door esercise in practical farming. They will thus have the same mental | stimulus as before and will also have the advantage of pure air, physical ex | ineentive of | sustained work along praotieal ines, | The result of the experiment will be watched with interest, we ~Pathfnder. : dg RA A ERR 5. BAN AN ication A Bealthfal Food. Tie real German zweiback, whieh | ean bs bought at almost any good | grocery or bakeshop, is one of the most delizions and Lealtnful foods for | children. It is often naed on this se. count in hospitals and saritariams. It is composed of slices of rask, or a kind | of fine, dry bread, dried in a very slow | oven to a delicate brown color, Vienna bread slices are sometimes prepared in the sume way. Do nat] buy a large quantity st a time, as it} soon grows stale, and keep what you, | population and wealth, the country | bave Wrapped in confectioners’ paper. Mendacions Man. Mr. Sparkie— “What an admirer of | you Joe Pampling is. I never see him that he doesn’t congratulate me! on having such » beautiful or such a young looking wife.” Mrs. Sparkle—** V hat a foolish fel: low Joe always was!" Mr. Sparkle— ‘By the way, I prom | ised to meet bim at the club this evening, if you don’t object to my go- | ing out.” Mrs Sparkle ‘0h, not at all 1 want to ram over to the Johustons * anyway, and I know you wonlda't ea. joy it there, "Chicago News, Fiushed Faees, Women aflicted with fBushed faces should avoid beating foods and dring acid veverages to tone dowa the blood. | | other on the subject and will [together | that country people shonid be sas | : prions of ety people wha took tive i tronbie to tal | them how td Rid i Li oT saitural Ras | #% I narrow i five per cent. t The entire et re rien | for doubt or question. G00D ROADS NOTES. 1 FIORE CONOR | An Evenly-Distriboted Barden. Tn the States in which » system of | State.aid hax been inangurated the ar- ban resident bears his share of the ex- | pense of improving and maintaining the highways, instead of leaving them, as heretofore, to be cared for by the Under the old theory that the maintenance and care of the | roads should depend wholly on the dis tricts throagh which they passed, great | injustice was done many persons whose interest in the rosds was less than that | of others who bore the expense. Tore | msve this injustice, aud provide an! | equable system is the purpose of State ! i aid. : Speaking on thie subject rerantly Croneral Stone said that the farmers of | Maine awn fifth of erty of the State, and that fifth of the property bas ane Re. paid | neaintaining the roads of the State, ny are pst as necessary tothe peo. | ple whe live in towns, and the people | of other oconpations than farming, as they are to the farmer Concerning New York, be =aid that there the farm He in mercial people, share of the sxpense of Improving the | country roads, that the farmers themselves have been | afraid to let soy change be made in the | road laws of the eountry, for they have imagined that people of the cities de sign to impose heavier burdens on them, instead of being ready to help them carry existing anes. By degrees all classes of the propla will begia to better understand each It was not strange, at first, much they wonid be benefited by better roads. it was pataral for them interested. Bot ax it becomes if more evident that all and ceenpations will reap the ndvan- tages resulting from improviag the | highways, that the nitimate berden | will not be moressed and that all are ready to share if, the movement will clgexea, {ature voevess, 1 A . Bulletin, Experiments With Broxd Tired. In ay der fally fo test tt NY werita of by ok and narrew liven, an in Missouri has hess making some experiments with the two, It has Jes onst that on reasonably good roads oY tirex have an advantages of from ax tan to forty-five Per Cant OYVAr BNTTHW tires, In no case except where 3. mud was soft and very deep did the Barrow LiTes Prove mars satis favtoy ¥. Aseording 16 taste. the nares tire in desirable only when roads are in a state almost yapassigble, 8 oon 4g ies wen ry pe fhesa dition of things which is fast dizap- | | peaving from thickly settled and weil. managed districts. The experivionts ware made with the sams wagon, th wheels being etehanged by mieraly slipping them from the sp The | joaded wawon weighed pannds | 7, miore with the wide tires thas with the | anes, making the waight of the vehicle when equipped with the wide tires 2256 pounds, On » clean, | smooth road of macadam the wide tires required from sixteen fo thirty jess power than the On gravel roads the nties, pr oF LArrow ones | broad tires had forty five per cent wlvantage: "ou loose gravel and dirt) roads as well as on roads entirely of compacted soil, the gain was some thing like twenty-seven per sent. On a piece of road where there was a solid foundation, buy very deep, thick mud above, the broad tires were at a disadvantage, mainly because they: ent in and picked up a tremendous) weight of mad with every revolution, On a road that »as drying ap and had a somwwhat firme sarface the broad tires showed sixty-two per cent ad-| vantage oter the narrow ones. The latter pat finite the mad in some places from six to seven inches, but the wide | tires rolled salely over without mnkag desp merely packing the | half 1 R% they passed Yer it Lies to abow that narrow tires Lave real He no points of wivantage, save at exceplional tizzss and as sxepptionsd somb tions, On what woud he em Eider reid a road in oa tolerable the | broad tires had every point in thew favor, and demonstrated their superi- ority so clearly that wo room was left! % Tow aed Sona “3 £3 ER A Reason For yaar Country Rosa 1t is clammed by a correspondent of | a Maine paper that, in proportion to | roads are as good ar better than those } of the cities. Way conntry rosds are not still better he explains as follows: “Young seople flock to the cities and consider themselves as ‘progressing when ther learn how to press a button, or hail & trolley car, or cateh a train’ And while cities find tt necessary to dig tnunesis or bmid wrial railways to get from place to place, the old folks in the oo Bases siragzle with thew farms and with the roads for a few years, tnen pin and leave fair acres to grow ap to hashes To Begin Rand luvestigation. The Maryland Lerisiature has di- rected the Geological Commission to investigate “the condition of the roads | of the State, and the best methods of Improving the same, together with a stady of the classification sad distri. bution of the road-building materials | Co epra | and the Newtons will devote 3200 rs ows oniy wnedourtesnth of the | to the mamtenance and improvements | property of the State, and that every | gg... . | farnaer bas heen making roads for thir | a—The terms | teen other men to travel on, and he ix Toads | getting fired of doing it. abont to stop it, and he finds the peo | ple of the cities and large towns, the | manufacturing people and the com ready to bear their 1 now | | the level of the country throngh whieh || The only drawback is | get closer | hr t | Carl sently, acqmive an ampelas th " >a enRUTe its | 5 : slande ¥ ros | Mast of the spectators thonght Lag exinbition drill relative % Ce rated | ] $x by 1a GW : (irae swte i line from the chemenl, hed the ob fn shart order. slemacal iand this inp on a straight | pape, ~Chie sage In ster Ocean, ond han: 4 io RIB ars sol 4, 4 proporionately | drens i mare than a man Joss has i begin with, § tiie Pep ! wield some profi 3 clothing in rarely sean hangin * | pomparatively dren's second | gffered. New York Sua, shang, | Kassian Chipess Lave the easiest Lime of alt Ei in the several counties ae well ne ihe present asl recent costs of roads | therein, ard bow to secure better ex- | penditures,™ and 10.000 have been { appropriated for the expenses of the ‘ war X. Conviets For Road Work. The bill relative to the employment of prison labor, passed by the Massa. | chnsetts Legislatnre, permits the sn wun the 1 of perintendsnt of prisons to | prisoners in any jail or house ba Connty Commissioners, mty or town and the State Highway Com for the constrastion of roads, i 4 frems, Ta New Brunswick they have had Pench roads that in one section a party ! going for adoctor to #ftend 4 an ininred man required six hoars to travel twen- fis fia SRT the prop- |» suites. Prastiess ronds are made possible by s new material, composed of a fine | the entire expense of building and | earthy or minerdl matter charged with | heavy oil, placod on the levelled bed L of ordinary roads. Brookline, Mass , will spend 2100. HH on her streets daring the year, 500 of their highways, s “highway” and sastinn of rasing r public rods above | they passed in order to secure drmin- . age. LA bill in before Congress appropri | ating $104,060 for the purpose of test. | ing materiale suitable for road con | struetion, for examining and reporting | on the best methods of eonstroction | and for edx-operating with State and | | associations 18 constructing specimen roads, Not a single mechanical vehicle can fran on the roads of the Grand Duchy | of Baden until the driver declaration to the central anthorities, who will give to him, after a long in | yastigation, authority to ran certain road decided’ apon in advance. After tha authority is received the i driver is bound by sn almost | numaber of restrictions, tor tl hank that | such philanthropy was not wholly is. | endless Carried Hose pp Sixteen Stories. Reveral thousand people Fidfelds and Patrio ¥ Cer bars of Troek No Caf Homa from a chemical engine ap ax. | teen siories on the fire escape of Monadoork Pmilding in As the two § ton of their perils ascent up ladder the crowd cheered Hicker, horses Tee bat the arrival of wars fire apparstax and the appear at ail witilows ERE the tonne if ve a a aad § ye TAN sIRst nxirated platform Bt the sryiewnth wir oh ep RIE, SN) BD #3 Thin erowd again deme tani! ast #4 ry Win Josas WR renehed andthe iva Power of Won Meus a winx a1 ent realy Dor. | | paction 10 prepare material for road. making, wich material sold to | » “hiiph | came into use from an early | Pnoerey a MAKes a upon 8! watennd | 1. carry a lead the which po Er DOWer Of Rey JH. Ryiance, Egplscope- Wee York i0y rates lian Growl in History. <diond is wed] ae in rmTnTe warren tecion ix 10 provide Tor the 4 4 f God's peotle Rev. David Prestaterian, Brooklyn, NX. Novw Religion than of the rine iples of the old Srata of the social, 4] world Rov. T. E ru, Pitsburg. Pa. rnin, on the frmedf and ¥itally th ilengioal TT © Fon » Rin Kin has two offsets 1: disorders the sound ir fron Good, el fv 1 ree Eom hw Aree one pul are ofie 4 2 Tay | Lyman A hbase, Congraga Donnie, Bronkiye x. Y. ained Rell LT grpleratao], 011 Theonew gion «The ri wat Sonat y & robles oF Hse fe Pees who Think - woes Teoldlenns an oe spore it Vittles ope IN sawing Hew Trew Moin so a of There {rile tion we Wabilasth Te WER Ei ATs, F Epdseopaiinh i Tae Ruteiny Sehow iw ryeeasal Last of & Lu Woe ofgee of 3 orn plete amd : toe whole institation Rev, J c. { Wylie, Presbyterian, Williamsburg, Pa. Onur Ween The Biletory of opr : sation i» not found in the Wf te mvechants, hat in the graves of tm erode dead (hey is at Vic ksbnrg and Gettysburg } Rev H. Mscayeal Oenaia Neh Dewy 453 schol. But overhaniia # yinster - § anh £37 the Ney growl ; Bows “The sey {a the Lord's hat w» fy £ den satiate Ami cred Rosin has Dees tang 5 and mighty wow § Blooms ut Towa 13 at Fran manly «Hern Alley a Rosin. T he The nN Woodside grea owned Matiand int, RADY RK hy Dyas ny. po BITES wk X wa oR gre Bt ge wand Ma ict cB 5 Seer ne firemen neared the | the | it was | Fg fghde 13 of the 11 LR whan bras “Xm or disap pearad into the build | iy 2 yqal the top of the buildin hogy two manntes The 4 the stoarervopnns of an ele. 3 3 a etl wf hows ¥ Light Ey aoeurred in #3 manufacturing nisenth Boor of the budding, Save tenguts Bowers r, knew nothing of the fire for some time | : afk | leads with the Hose pu wpe, prastisally ont when Trackomen Eid- dt and Hickey appeared with their and they fin~ i Ir ton inal of the 300 feet of hose parried to reach the Diane, was dane only by getting line by the Bre es- Every Chiliren’ rn Cast OF f Cloning. While great quantities of men’s seo. thers but very little ehul- sepond- hand clothing sraall boy is likely to wear his of It fe, pay a desler to bay, to sull pel san now he bon alt Ris 2LeAD that price that conld be got for | patched second. haad pay for the handling and mining. It does pay. fr ¢ however, ing, for there are always to be for these purchasers al pn Put wiih rp Irian’ % BOSON tH ag sbont with the meu in second. hand stares, wien 31 ix In loth EE dealars will ar fair condition, ul gaod and there are some dealers that make : specialty of it, and week fine clothing i Sangh f Le 3 Russian cottage. that has been east off when bat worn, There are castomers for the hmited supply of ehil- hand clothing that is nama The Mite " Moir Countries. The Eaglish mile, used also in this conptry, measures 17680 yards, ar 3280 feet. But the mule of foreign ecun-! tries varies almost as muelh as the language, so that traveling a mile one thing in Frases, and quite another either shorter or longer, other esounntries, The French system of the “kilometre,” or 1008) metres, ia also need in Belgiaom snd Holland, To eyelers aml others traveling in those ponntives the kilomerrs equal to 1194 variis- 8 paed a8 a sails nveasure. The Spanish 1502 wards, and the only 1167 yards Bat the a x & nile 1% reoor 1, thew 1 being a ¥ NOraay Pin den the mule 18 11,650 yards, and 1s GEPmALY it equals three Euglish miles flere Giferences are: Dalian, 3023 yanis Porta znese, 2150: Aastra, $997. and Denmark, 8238 — New York World, making a gle only Ee) yur: is, ig sOnORrn on Many of the On each floor of the building | of hose are connected divestly | The Gre wan | i aed fener! i 2K | the | Ling Ff SHEET oJ nina The ! athes . slothen to ; TOF UK wand not, for exam- | arin | as ~hol hing, a pair of boy's trousers ! ‘that had to be patched, New trous- | : Roagatoy the ones wouldu'y | He unit the work of | 1a : | repair men's trousers that need pateh- | foand | ices that oy 1 hand i i bully of rick and plaster top. During the day itis used for cook ing and drying clothes, and at night jis the family bed, ont which all the w- © ae fndlows in TP 00 he rom Di Re ER WAY x Tn iw strom? fwd . Sy LT Weelers - PAOLA are the Yeu {wey of vate ity. TH gre Soe FeTnOenl Tuwir fret poy and, Ler Po OTe Wades tgned chikin are tivsir diay TeliioR Sui ldo vos amd old rte BR SO te a fe A cRARLT _a atarviat gud their fa fe gos evan asf Pied at 3 rani drink ards ohh Presb Ride ro hrisrigie Pry ied, le W hg Wig wil laagh i of what peonde will say ajare: anyone for he heh oe arbour, Baptist, Colniaiis, War 11 iink of afruind x IEEE Tins wy afm aid Har a tattle ‘ 37 mB { wsnsetumly #1 us nam iho HB Sate Ef | ah x 1 » MER, wailed to the of a wo ws} ¥ ¥ SF wes a ~aEL the Gest raver Peso of HIT pete, 8 SERN Towns, sa 2hint it need have go dosninion Peace mess The deapest jong % man = Na 4 ugs of a psa’s sanl. Pleasure sal peace 8 his at his at without it MM PE of tend 5 Rov ineinyatl, Ohio ht, Than Pm im Timt, Ww .Riges the family aad apan the family shy arnt Wate, It follows of PR af sowie x Based Lhe oh har The pare) Nee eRmaeh smd Fala yy a Will hot and Bere as aie pied ¥ x i baaml he New par Aol 5 bak * Few Presta teria, % oN cde, Ha Tibia wn Ns File 1 A» Lavin, hay it i Hassan Stoves The stove is The principle furniture of It Bilis a tard of she Interior of the prigoipal no HATA, fat ping Aa Tie mates sleep 0 a heap, pell-wmell Baffale Bochester and Plttabarg By ie On and after February 20th, wiil jones Market Niyeet Le} a IHR. trainee 4 far Carwessviile Dg Bods, Fai Creed) aud Heyaoitsviile, Connecting at Da Bos for Riadoway, Jobuscnburg. Hesdiord and Bootes er Pa a f= ac Bo 1145 5 wm. ville ba > =e ®t Iie GTR. Brads S$: pom Du Boesand Pas oemwener ¥ creas. For Faus { BRIE ULA WEEN » Er press, for duress. oF Pp Prd ory aud Pula Thad Berd 3 Yea a. Traios arrive, 4 38 a pom wy For tickers, the abies sad tion, oad on or address CB Hesiip, Et. Lapey, Qn fren Paseen eer Rar tara, Pa Boohesivr 5 y tpn ie od Worm, ; earth panld i n Wstory ay | and America’s rrand | wiHLy ! rei, | We do pot oes a new | | niligion as syaeh as we 40 an splices | Ty BAY $ tenet news aged pedi § aries | mel, 1 a wf 3 es two o Rev, | 3 Fila 0 . Bastings for Stews € Lam @lyEiie | in #45 p m. Char ads ws od ar counting | ie Philphurg Co ti | of a drawers | Dwenola Mille ; - Philipsburg § Onur Westmninwter Als | Congregationalist, | | Phitipstaarg P Omeeain Mille He has defeated powerTul | magh ar opinion | with Pittsburg & Eastern ! Hor reek Junin. 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