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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

II is stated that Jay Hubbell has been
helping to raise funds for Washington
church. This will have tendency TO
increase the ire of the Democratic party
against that gentleman.
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On Wednesday of last week the wife
of James Waltenburgh, of Newcastle, O.,
ran away with another man, and the
following day Waltenburgh's father-in-
law died and left him fortune. The
Ohio idea appears 70 be all RIGHT
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

The Penny Press, of Cleveland, has
begun a crusade against the use OF
dangerous fire arms. the theatrical per
tormances, believing that while the IN
PRODUCTION of muskets and revolvers is
often necessary for dramatic effect, they
can be made harmless in the hands of ii
bad marksman. or the fool who "didn';
know it was loaded" 1t suggests that
the muzzle be made solid, and the bar
rel provided with openings near the
end, or that the same result should be
obtained by steel protector held just
beyond the muzzle by steel arms and
padded with felt. These may not be
the best possible means of security, but
the Press is right in denouncing the
sensational performances which hold
life cheap, and ought 10 receive prompt
ly from public authority the support
which it purposes to keep on demand
ing until a reform is accomplished.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Lowell Courier: A pair OF scales has
been made which will weigh one ten
thousandth OF grain. 1t will be useful
in determining the nmountof sincerity Of
the Democrats in congress concerning
civil service reform.
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Awolf was shot one day last week
in the close vicinity of Cleveland, Ohio
II was supposed to have been making
its way 10 the door of a gentleman who
has just started newspaper in that city
few DAYS before.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Some persons are so thoughtless as TO
write their names on the back of Christ.
mas and New Years cards. thus pre-
venting the recipients from sending
them to other friends next year.
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WEsrPIELD, Mass Feb. rs. 1ss,

DIR. ]. C. Aver s. Co.-Gentlelnen
About five years ago ] had very bad
cough and tried several remedies withoul
any relief. until / was advised by Mr.
Whitney. druggist at Gouverneur, N Y
to try your Cherry Pectoral, which did,
and before I had taken half s bottle,
was entirely cured.
Yours, &c.
CHARLES ARAcHAM.
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
THE PRICES ar TRADE cESTERs

At Kansas city.
Reported especially TOR THE DAILY NEW
every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER s. CO,
Rooms go and ~ Exchange IsriIdIns
KANSAS CITY STOCK YAR5;S-
KANSAS CRY, December -.
HoEs-R Receipts, $50: weak and 10 10 cts
lower.
The Daily Indicator reports; Wheat-Re
csirts, 2l,9T7 bus; shipments, o. $50 bus;
market lirclsr; No. }, cash. 7i7s972s; No
cash. 7Tss@17a[c; No. I, cash. s83ic bid: 81
asked.
Corn-ReceipEs. aI.s2s LUIS; shipments, IS.
| III bus; market drmeT; NJ. mixed. cash
| SGk037c.
Oats-Eo. cash, 32c bid; 34o asked
Butte.--Market very dali
! =. 81
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NOTICE.

In probate court Lyon County, Kansas Ia
the matter O! the estate OF John =. johnson.
deceased, VIM. \. Mathews, ;t,tministra-
tor.
Notice is hereby given that On December
18th, 1882. / flied IN said COnTt = petition to
sell the n and q or the nv or of section
II. township IS, range u, in said county,
OF which said John Johnson died sliced. to
pay his debts, ant. the hearing OF said petit
tion is seifor
January 6, 1888, st 10 o'clock ia
at The OH CO of the probate judge al s2iG
county at which time ami place all I,tl ties
terested arr requested 70 show cause. il any
they have. why the iraN er of said peti, ion
should HoJ be s;rInted
w-52t2 WIN. n. MATHEWS. 4 inr.
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The Lumbermeu's Exchanges

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The Lumbermen's
Exchange in It's monthly meeting to-day
decided TO continue the old price list,
except for joist and scantling, by 8
inches and IL To IA feet long, which
were reduced in price To 81.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Christmas comes but once year, but
manages to make IT'S presents felt. The
husbands who bought plush cloaks for
their wives VIII see the point in this
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

PendIeton's civil service bill seems to
be piece OF congressional fancy work,
as 1t were. II is taken up and laid down
with facilItv and nnanlmiiY.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

oscar Wilde was victimized by a
bunko steerer one day last week. After
all there is very little uHadulierated evil
IN this world.
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? IOIIOWIHS eApidIHs ItstII
THE la JUNTA MURDER.
Travelling Mems Convention

ST. Louis, Dec. 26-The Travellers
Association commenced its fifth annual
convention at the Llndell hotel today,
President Isaac r. Trask, of st. Louis.
presiding, over 100 members pres
ent from all parts of the west.
Mr.. George Cain, ex-presidenf,
OF the St. Louis Merchants Exchange,
made an address TO the committee. and
President Trask followed with his an
nual address, in which he reviewed the
years work of the association, showing
1t had made great progress and was
in splendid financial and working
condition. The reports of the secretary
and treasury followed. An interesting
feature was the statement that eight
deaths and benefits, averaging $4,000
each had been paid 20 families Of de
ceased members, and the funds had IN
creased largely during the year.
The general fund had also grown and
the financial condition of the association
whose membership had increased by
some 800 members during the year vas
shown TO he most satisfactory
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Sam Randall wants to be president
not speaker. That Is what ails his
bowels
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

A financial crisis IS imminent IN Rus
STA. Even the Gar is liable 70 COUP
at any moment
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

There is at least one thing in Wash
ington which is beyond question, and
that is the exoTbitant rents.
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Dakes' Dark Deed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. GA Chroni-
Gle, Uniontown, Pa, special says: Re.
ports say the cause of the shoolin g o.
Captain Mutt By Hoa. N l. Dukes was
the refusal of tie latter to marry Nuts
daughter. after running her. 1t has Gre
sted "a profound sensation and IS the
main topic OF conversation The mem
bers of the har OF Fayeite county me.
this morning and passed resolutions OF
coincidence. The fun ral of Cap
tain Mutt took place at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon, aud was attended by
company c, 10Th regiment. Members OF
the bar. Grand Army and the Masonic
fraternity had charge OF the burial ex.
ereises- Banks and all places of bust
ness closed. The condition of Mrs Nuii
IS regarded as critical, add great fears
are also entertained fsT the daughters
life ard reason ana application will be
made to-marrnw for Dukes release frcgn
jail
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Mr.. Damrichiis well-to-do business
man in Mobile, Alabama Nothing in
a name, Ell?
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Denver seems TO have the bulge on
Topeka as a musical center
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D. THOMAS & CO.'S WORD TO THE WISE.

You would do well go D. Thomas Co.'S for your ho-
day and something worth having You choose from
large line of cloaks domans, gloves silk handkechiefs
shoes slippers, wool fine hose table cloths
napkins nice silk cashmere dress patterns scars variety
of notions and large stock of eapetrom of which you may
select a useful and handsome present.
D THOMAS & CO.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Dec. a7-Forty-thrce
senators, five more than chorum, are
in their seats this morning. Several pc
:itions were presented for the passage OF
a bill to increase the pensions of one.
armed and one-iegged sold iers, and re
spectiHg the repeal or reduction OF tile
tobacco tax, and the allowance of rebate
on tax paid on stock on hand
Pendleton presented petition for the
extension of Summit street to Cleveland
Miller, of Colorado, introduced bill
to increase the fees of witnesses in
United States courts.
Call submitted a resolution which
was adopted, calling on the secretary OF
the interior for the number of contested
homestead entries pending, and if legis-
lation is required to expedite IA decis-
ion in such cases.
At the close of TIE morning hour
consideration of the civil service bill
was resumed, the question being on
Hawley's amendment, prohibiting So
licitation or the collection of political
contributions by officers of the govern
ment from other government officers OF
employees.
Hoar offered resolution instructing
the postmaster general to submit q
statement showing the annual expendi.
lures to steamship companies for car
rying foreign mails since 1910; adopted
Jones, of Florida, offered a resolution
requesting the opinion of the president
as to whether the allowances made fol-
property destroyed by the American
army in 1928 are reasonable and Just
and if in his opinion the last clause OF
the treaty of 1919, between the United
States and Spain has been fully cxecut,
ed. Tabled to he called up at an early
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Valuable informaticn.-Joh An.
odyne LinimeBt viii positively prevent
dinhtheria, that aso,t 70 Be dlesdes OF
all dreadful diseases. Don't DELAY ;
moment. prevention Is better than c,,re
No family should be without Anodyne
in the house. Sold ct Moor's drug store
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noings at tie SasIonai capit.ai.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a6.-NRepresenta.
tive Payson, OF Illinois, lnenber Of tie
house COMMITTEES, on Judiciary, Who Eas
taken very active part II The matter of
lapssd railroad land grants, and wiIs has
dsciared himslf 10 favor OF FORGETTING
all nnearned lands, is deveiing the holI-
day recess in collecting additional de-
tails bearing ON the subject st tie depart
meni OF the interior. F,-day he aseer-
TENED that The Oregon Central road has
| constructed but very few miles under
Its grant, and that 1t controls
upwards of one and hall
million acres nf land be-
| tween Portland aud Astoria, upon
which settlers are very DESTROYS Of en-
tering with n view 10 tbroWiae this land
open N settlement aaJer The homestead
law. Pays,n has piepaIed a resolution
declaring the same forfeited and hoped
| to have it acted upon by the house Judi
| claiy committee at the next meeting
In conversation with "a representative OF
the Westsrn Press to-day, on the gener-
81 question OF forfeiture OF land grants.
PaysoE said "The indications are
| quite favorable for consideration OF tae
subject in the house before the adjourn
! sneFt OF the present session.
The president hopes 10 be able TO Cccu.
py the executive mansion Saturday
4 naNf
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D.lnIx Did IL.

TUcsoN, Dee. 2T-Sergean, Rufus
Somerby, ct the Sixth Cavalry, commit
ted suicide at Fort Lowell this morning,
shooting himself with a car5ine in the
| presence of the company He was a
| graduate OF West Point, and formerly
lieutenant in the Sixth Cavalry nc
| was compelled To resign on account ot
drunkenness and misconduct His sui
eide is attributed 10 drink
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1881
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WEIR ALL RIGHT
He Sends his Regards to the Boys

nC In = ahtaA uAuE0Sfs
Engineer Weir is alive and we'll. The
report that he was murdered few days
ago out west Is untrue. Weir is well
liked by the locomotive engineers here
and the announcement of his murder
cast deep gloom among them. The
NEWS is happy 10 announce il has just
received, from the engineer himself, The
following dispatch dated at Dodge City
this afternoon at 3 80:
mo trouble with my breathing an-
paratus and don't expect any. Give my
best wishes to the boys"
[Signed WEIR, Engineer $50
The following explains itself:
THE la JUNTA MURDER.
La JUNTA, Col, Dec. 20.
SPECIAL TO THE EMPoRIA DAILY NEWS;
The report of the murder Of Weir is
doubtless caused by the fact that q
pump man, or rather a boy, known as
wire" was killed at Iron Springs some
days ago. His real name was Faust
Don't known of any lynching.
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1858.
| 1892
NEW YEAR GIFTS.

Notwithstanding opposition, O. F.
Cash Hons has areysI inloew than hin the entire
or h e
offering exactly Don't be persuaded pa" elsewhere until you have
i t rs ni h az comps Q
AZ con
mc dk go o C
dress sanI
Q more
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Farewell Csc,

| NaEeHeit OsGsAr-
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Oscar Wild
sailed Tor Europe today. Only few
friends gathered ut the pier to utter
! fare&elIs
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IIOISE

The house was called to order by
Speaker Keller. There not being quo
rum present after several private bills
were passed Rice, Of Maine, objected to
further proceeding, and by unanimous
consent, without transacting any further
business of importance, the house, just
before l O'Clock, Adjourned until Satur-
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NEW YEARS |

You will find Large Stock of Holiday Goods
still at the
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hntered at the pUstofhce at Empora as
econd-class matter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-07-08
POETR H".
qEE u.rER PLoOM

A child looked up in the summer sky
Where a soft. bright shower had just passed 10y (;
Eastward the dusk rain-cGrtain hung,
And swiftly across it the rainbow sprung
Papa papa what is it?" she cried,
As She gazed with her blue eyes opened wide
Az the wonderful arch that bridged the heaven,
Viyidly glowing with colors seven.
Why. that is the rainbow, darling child,
And the father downon his baby smiled.
What makes il papG2' q" The sun. my dear
That shines OH the wGter-drops 50 clear.
Here was a beautiful mystery!
No more questions TO ask hal she,
But she thought the gardens loyeliest flowers
Had hoated upward and caught in the show
Crs-
Rose violet, orange marigold-
In a ribbon of light on the clouds unroiicl@
Red of poppy, and green leaves TOO,
Sunhowcr yellow, and larkspur blue
\ ,rc3,. wide. wondrous, splendid wreath
1t seemed % the little girl beneath
How did il grow 50 fast up there,
And suddenly blossom, high in the air
She could not take her ewes from the sight
.' Oh. look!.' she cried in her deep delight,
As she watched the glory spanning the gloom,
oh. loo,at the beautiful water-bioom
-Cela Tbarte, Ia JRy WIDE AWAKE.
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FFFFRSON COUNTY, W VA. SATURDAY, JULY s, 1892

with wood Leaving Drybursh, the home
of the dead. drove : miles to Abbotsiord,
the home OF Walter Scott while living-a
most imposing mansion situated on the bank
of the river Tweed and surrounded by well
kept grounds. His study contains his leath-
er armchair, pipes and canes as he lett
them. The Library is lined with 20OvV
books, and in it arc the chairs presented
him by George ~, Pope Plus VII, porto
lio, pen-case and clasps of Napoleon taken
a. the battle of " Waterloo. locks of yelling
tons and Nelson's hair, Rob Roy's purse,
Helen McGregor's brooch, Tam O'Shanter's
suua.box and Robert Burns tumblcr The
Drawing Room IS elegantly finished n cary
ed wood and contains many hands one PIE
lures. The Armory is 4 small room with
arms prcttily arranged on the wails-among
which are the swords Of the Earl Of Mon
trosc and Col ScJ't Napoleon pistols, Rob
Roy's shield and cun, spurs of Prince Char-
lev, Amor of james VI, BTuce's candle
stick; the cruciiX carried by Qutea Mary
70 execution, hcr money-box, and keys OF
Loeb I.eyeu castle FROM which she made her
escape. From lcrc door opens into the
dining room where Scott died. his couch
commanding q view Of the riyerIwocd from
the window. Tie main hall, beautiful
room Of carved wood, marble floor and
stained glass windows, is hung with arms
and armour, and in it is seen the clock ol
Marie Antonettc, copy OF Brucc'sskull, and
one ola lil,-cuard who killed thirteen men
with his fs;s o; Waterloo, Napolcon's ar
NOR keys of the Old Toll Booth tthe Heart
OF Midlothian and the clothes shoes and
hat last worn by Naltef Scott, AM IN front
OF the Lou,e is Il bronze monument where
The authors pet dog Media is buried
Truly tcrouial maIs:cn ard full Of inter
osf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-07-08

/ good Likeness: An Austrian man start
ed in the livery stable business last week,
and the first thug he did waa to have a big
sign painted representiny himself holding
nude hy Ehe bride. as that good likeness
ri nel" he asked Of en- admiring friend
'Yes, it isa periec; picture Of YOU, but who
is the r1,'ow holiin. you by the bridls''
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re.,ra,s Carbotfc salrc.

+ the Best Salye for Cuts, Bruises, 6ans
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chappe5
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and oil kir91 ot
Skin Eryptions, Freckles and Pimp
Get Henty's Carbolic Salye, as all c,Asu
are cotmterfeits. Price % cents
Dr. Green's Orygenated Bitter
i the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bi ors
ness, Malaria, Indigestion, and discas q
the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
DURNOS CATARRH SNUFF GU III
affections OF the mucous membrane, G le
head and throat.
DR.. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS afa 0
bet Caihartic Regulator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-07-08

No Wbj;skey!
Browns IRON BITTERs
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskcy, thus becoming 4
fruitful source Of intempcr-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
Browns IRON BITTERs
is guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stinuiant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor
and at the same time abso-
lutcly kill the desire for
w.iskey and other intoXi-
c2t:ng beverages.
Rev. C. w. RICE. editor of
the .Ame,7can Christian Re
tic.g, says Of Browns Iron
B.ttcrs;
TN, O., Nov. IS, 1851.
Gents The foolish vast
inc Of vital rorce in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gence Of our people, makes
your preparation a necessity;
and il applied, will save hun
drcds who resort to saloons
lortemporary recuperation.
BRowN's Iron BITrERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, ovcrwoik, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
LIVER complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and it never
falls to render speedy and
permanent relief
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a'irginia Gree gre55,

r. \. & ". ". Il. GALLAHEIl, Editors.
County, Fess IA.
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GTR.ERR HOUSE.

y. z. Corner Ninth and Chestnut sts., Phila
=. McKIBBzN. Manager. J. H. DENNIsoN, Sup
STREET CARS run from all the principal
Depots 20 the HOTEL. The accommodations
are in all respects equal To any in the City
> 60 per day.
OCT , 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-28
THE THREE SC4RS.

This got o. the day that GOTng
Fought through York, like Wild beast roaring
The roof, were black and The streets we're luil'
me doors butt up wilh packs of wool;
But our pixies made way through q storm OF snol'
Rarrei tG barrel till lock, qreW hot;
Fr.re fell dead AMI Lucas Was gone,
But the drum still beat and the ilag went on.
Tins caught from n swinging sabre,
All had from 70 long nights lahor;
N hon Chester famed. and Jhe streets were REQ,
In .plasnng shower fill the molten lead.
The fire sprang up, and the Old roof split,
Ire src-5ail barst IN the middle oft;
with lash and Clang the troopers they ran,
For the siege was over ere well began.
This rot from pistol but
Iucky my heads not a hazel mt;
The horse they raced, and scudGed ana S"orei
rs ,yero Icfcester,hIrr gentlemen. seventy score
In came the " HOLSTERS" covered with steel
Down we went with stagger and reeli
smash al the flag tore IL - rag,
And carried it OF in my foraglns Bag.
WALTER IHJESBCRG.
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DOSTOEFSKY'S PIGECM



A writer IN the journal BGrtG: relates touching
incident IN D0stOefsky's exile life IL siberia. In
the household of certain oincer, 10 whose charge
the novelist and other prisoners were at one tme
committed, was = governess 10 whom belonged
number OF tame pigeons The governcss was con-
sdered 70 have great influence over the officer, and
the exieS stood duly in awe OF Der though among
themselves she was SPOKEN OF a. NSetka IA dis
respectful diminulVe Of Anna. Nyetkas pigeons
used often 70 lis into our yarl says the narrator,
eyes, The varders. however. kept a sharp lookout
that we did not catch any Of them"
One young pigeon grew part cularly attached 70
Dostoefsky who fed regularly with bread so that
it came to him every day for ITS dole At hrst the
Warlers were for preventing this, but seeing tn3t
Dostoefsky meant the bird no harm they winked at
the slight indulgence One day the prisoners on
account of some unusually laOori0GS work upon
which they had been employed daring the day,
we're brought back 10 the prison little earlier
pas,el BIZ the officers house Just a. the governess
was feeding her pigeons. madcsp thought came
into DOstOefsky's head. lie Welded 10 ", aud
whistled his favOrite 10 him. The birds ali rose 10
the air and the prisoners pet iicw Up him aud
began circling round his head. The cOyeIness,
enraged at this rushed straight up to Dostoefsky:
Is il you, you scoundrel, who entiee away my
pigsonsf You shall pay for this" The narrator
could not catch the words OF DO,tOeiskNs reply;
they seemed. however 20 convey some Impressive
Tebuke. Contrary TO expectation, DosiOetsky was
not punished in any way for his Ooldngss. A fort
night later the prisoners learned that Nyetks had
gone back 10 Russia taking her pigeons with Dor.
But the bird that the novelist had attached 70
himself continued TO como 10 his hand. whether 10
had ESCAPED and returned of ito own accord, or
oner by tie impulslye but perhaps good-hearted
Nyetka remained q mystery. one thing Was csr.
tain-the treatment OF the prisoners grew more harsh
after her departure.