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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

In speaking of the use OF money In
politics, the Baltimore Sun says that the
evil "cannot be quenched by the sneers
of the venal nor the indifference Of the
careless"
We cannot mince the words or soften
or swee,en them to the consolation OF
lazy people who take no interest in poll
tics. The brand Is there and il ought to
be point, out every day, for unless 1t is
this FIRE and glorious inheritance of ours
will sour on the present generation and
become mere mart for monopolistic
aristocrats. Human nature Is the same
TO day as it was who's the ring OF Roman
ps,ricisns bought the Empire and finally
ruined il.
The gigantic works Of that day-the
highways, the cities, the colonies the big
wars and the booty-were not quite as
great as in the days of vast railway corpo-
rations and telegraphs owned by the few
mighty opponents of wealth, intellect and
power; but they.were enough to ruin the
most powerful country of the time.
The average man forgets to-day that
the age of mechanism of which America
Is the leading genius, affords immense
opportunities for abuse and the sooner
We recognize the example Of the past and
the terrible possibility of the future the
better for US.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

The most exciting and popular cleo
lions in the world are held in Great
Britain and Its dependencies. In Aus
trslia, and perhaps in other British colo
nies. tickets for voters are proyid. d at
public expense. and in no part OF the
British dominions is there such q thing
rs q campaign fund as we understand 1t.
10 Great Britain the candidates pay all
the expenses Of their campaigns, which
are frequently exceedingly heavy. But
there is no such thing rs the Quay per-
formance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

The standing joke of the day is the
Republican yarn that the Democrats
want to cheat them out of the House of
Representatives. Goodness gracious :
Has not everybody heard about Brooklyn
and the way that Quay did ii
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Does Duty for All.

In dozens Of restaurants one kind OF
stock" continues TO do duty for many
differently named soups, the great
variety of names astonishing the UNI
sophisticated country cousin. Boston
True Flag.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

That is curious account of Judge
Fuckers intention to challenge Senator
Blackburn, as it is not generally the Gus
tom of people sending challenges to pub
lish the fact.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
The Values Of Diamonds.

Values Of diamonds never change
Like pure gold they have fixed
value Their prices change with the
dealer and his opportunity for their
sale. Then again the price OF dia-
monds is largely affected by their
quality and color 4 stone that shows
sand cracks is rated low. A diamond
however perfect, if OF a ycllowish hue
is not highly priced. There ere stones
Of reddish tint which arc very beau
tiful. but the pure white diamond out
ranks them III. 1hc test of the white
diamond is that it shall be perfectly
invisible when immersed in vial OF
chemically pure water, such as Is col
lected from condensed steam. A dia-
mond Is perfectly indostructibla and IS
seldom. ii ever, lost to the world. If
the owner should lose a stone another
person finds it, and the quantity Of
gems goes on steadily increasing -
Diamond Broker in Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

TIE JUDGE's VESGEANcE.-As 1t is
clearly impossible that the Judge
should have conversed with the Presi-
dent in Washington on a day when the
President WAS in New York. as the
President has no recollection OF having
conyersed with him at all, and has dis
tinct recollection of never having said to
ANYBODY what the Judge alleged he
said TO him, Senator Blackburn may
safely decline the issue of veracity and
gore to which the Judge" invites him.
We DO not believe that the most expert
enced a d conservative actuary OF a life
insurance company would regard the life
Of the Senator a. a less eligible risk"
Than it was before this painful contro-
yersy arOse-EXchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

As SENATOR AND AS PREsIDENT-The
extracts published from Mr.. Harrison 5
Senatorial efforts show that in 1882 he
declined to discuss the tariff on the ground
that ne did mot know enough about its
details to discuss it probably But II
will probably be found on March 9TH that
the campaign of education has so far
instructed General Harrison that he will
feel warranted in submitting few OBJ
seryations upon this subject.
Senator Harrison favored the mos. lib
eral pensions and such an internal
improyemcat" as the construction Of a
waterway between the Mississippi and
the lakes. Unless the Presidency shall
make him conservative there will be no
trouble in getting rid of the surplus.
So late as 1884 Senator Harrison de-
clsred the sound doctrine that zone dol
lar voted by the people Of any school
district for the support Of common
schools is worth $40 given out OF the
Treasury Of the United States THIS
looks bad for Brother Blair.-N. y,
World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

FAcTs.-California. the largest wool
producing State in the Union, votes for
Harrison by one third less majority than
Blaine received In 1884.
Texss, the second-largest wooI-produc-
ing State In the Union. elects solid del
egation to The next Congress in favor of
free wool.
Ohio, the third wool-growing State In
the Union, gives Harrison, native of
Ohio, one-third less majority than was
given to Blaine.-Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

FRENCH PoLITIcs.-While the sinister
shadow of BoulangeTism steadily in
creases in the land, the Republican fac
tions seem TO be on the brink Of another
quarrel over financial scandals, which
threatens to be even worse than that
under which President Grevy and D..
Wilson went down. People are talking
more about Numa Gilly's wholesale
charges than anything else, in spite OF
the fact that his sweeping accusations
against the politicians OF the Right and
Left do not seem so far TO have much
proof back OF them. Bot, from what |
learn tonight, much worse is to come.
The Deputies to day all received cir
cular letter signed by F. Martin, ex.
agent OF the Panama Canal Company,
asserting that Mcssrs. Bsihau! and Barbe,
formerly Ministers ef Public Works, had
each received during the past two years
large brides in return for the official and
Parliamentary assistance they had rem
dered the Panama Canal Company
Cable to the n Y Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24


GoIyG BEHIND THE RETURNS The
Electoral Commission decided in effect
if not in these exact words, that "the Of
fetal return OF a sovereignty OF the mag
nitude of a State, however brought
about, could not be inquired into by the
limited and circumscribed Sovereignty OF
the United States Government
1t isnow proposed to inquire into the
returns Of the State Canvas9ers OF Viz
GINA, by a writ of qao 'cdrrohto In the
Federal Courts. with view T. invalidat
ing the certificates duly issued 10 The
presidential electors OF inal State
Is there any process sustainable in any
court by which a political campaign
committee can override aud upset the
decision Of the Electoral Commission =
Washington Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

ANoTiIER EDIToR.--ln selecting Edi
tor Haford, of The indianapolis journal
to be bis private Secretary. General
Harrison has paid compliment to the
newspaper guild in the involved admis-
sion that men whose business ii is TO
print the news can also keep the news,
If that obligation is upon them. Presi-
dent Cleveland has found in Journalist
Lamont an invaluable assistant, and his
successor can have no better wish In this
direction than equal success with the
friend whom he has chosen for this con
fidential relation Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

HAS WANANAKER A RIvAL?-From
the series of statesmsnlike papers on post
Office administration which the Hon.
Ellis II. Roberts has been printing in the
Utica Herald We draw the conclusion
that the distinguished gentleman sspired
10 succeed the Hon. +. Preniiss Bailey OF
the OJsercer in the Utica Post Once.
Brother Bailey is Democrat, an often
siye partisan Of the right sort ami a
philosopher, and no doubt he is already
counting postage stamps and patching up
old mail bags with view 70 turning
over the affairs of the the Utica post
Office to a Republican successor, aud
giving his exclusive attention hereafter
TO the newspaper which he conducts with
such signal abiliiy.-N. \. sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
IgaDyyG WRITERS or THE CUES
TONS or THE HOUR.

:. old Man" Dana's specuiations-"I The
Judse- and Senator blackburn Gen.
Uarr,sons Tariff Education Going Be
hind the Returns. Etc.
OIp MAN DANA $40 party, Mr.:
Dana thinks. "csn succeed in the United
states which wavers In its adherence to
nrotection." The whole country wants
projection. 1.-The Democrats were beaten
IN n fair fight because they deserved to
be-" II they had chosen candidate
wi,hou, enemies, and If they had excluded
from their platform anything which
might be construed as leaning toward
free trade they would have been success
ful. "As 1t is they are set back where
they were twenty years ago.
As 10 the future Mr.. Dana believes that
Mr. Blaine will be the next Secretary OF
State, and that either the Treasury or the
Interior folio will be offered TO Warner
Miller to whose "resolute st3nd on the
LIQUOR question" the Republican candi-
date "in a decided measure owes his
election" furthermore that Harrison
will make clean sweep among Demo
cratic office holders. His party believe in
civil service reform-for themselves. -
n. Y. Herald
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
T0Ux TO sLORiUA.
THE PRnsIDEHTIAL PARTY MAKES 4 srAar
ON THE younNKy.

WAsHMoroE Feb, 2i.-The pfesi-
Dental party LETT Washington 1I:ts
o'clock this morning by the Atlantic
coast Inns for a visit TO the sub tropical
exposition at Jacksonville, FLORIDA,
The party consisted of President and
Mrs. Cleveland. Secretary and Mrs.
Whitney and Colonel and Mrs. Lament.
The train Will Egke iis hrst step at
Savannah. where ~ vii! arrive at &
O'clock to morrow morning. Tue party
will remain there an hour, aud vili
take drive over the principal thorough
fares. They will arrive at Jacksonville
at ! O'Clock IN tbe afternoon. A visit
will be made 10 the exposition, and a
reception will be held by the President
and Mrs. Cleveland in the evening.
Thursday will be spent 10 st. Aoeus
tine.
The start for home viIl Be made on
Friday morning. Colonel. Lament said
suat the president did not to expsr,
make any speeches.
lhe presidential train was tie the
second eec,ion ct the southern tass
mail. Do tae arss section we're y nusa
Der Of serstoya, Who viii reach jackson
vile 10 NJ PROV about noon, . fsv MIN
utes in advance Of the seoond section.
Tais party Was in chargs Of senator
Gail, aud xas made up Of himself and
tso daughters. Senator Faulkner and
wife, Sesstor Daniels and wife. senator
Pnah, sife and daughter, Senator
George, wife and dauRhteF. senator
Reean, wife and daughter, senator
Jones. Of Arkansas, wife and dauahtes,
senator Stewart and wife, senator Bat
LET'S two daughters and sa-SepsscI
simon Odsnesoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Brief Sesaisas BY Beth
RFanehes ef Congress.
4 I .ag tie Erssiie. % saslic Bald
irE at Pestisss. 0reeos. R<pess.
q b The Hssse.

WAnuD0roa. Feb. si.-NY. Sherman
from the c,mmitsee on fnsncs. rspsrt-
Cd back adversely the bill sathsrlsins
the secretary Of the treasury 10 over
rule and rrverse the oecss,uns of ali In
ferior cfhcess OF the eepsstmens in re-
lataOo 10 matters Of account.
AmcuQ the bills introduced and nc.
feIred we're the following:
BY Af. Piast TO provide for the -
tsotisoDent OF su exeeFimensal grass
snd forage plant farm. aud Tor copduca
ing experiments relating 10 graz and
forage paaatA
The bill 70 tncssporAte tbs Washing
Ion 1aeetetc Cable Railway Uas then
taken up and debate eusned. tie bill
vAo 0nAily laid aside Informally, and
after an executive session the senate "a
joassad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
TnE SPlCn snUGGLlSG,
PoMrHD PARAORAPa vuOn TIE nEv yosx

NV YoRK, Feb. N.-Tns Ssa says:
Collector Aa9one is not at all timid
about stating that If certain connecting
links Of evidence can be sesared, it can
bs demonstrated that from $780, loo TO
$500, 900 worth Of opium has been Snug
eied out Of bonded stores on the pre-.
tense of re-exportstion and has not
been re exported. bat has avoided ths
duty OF $lu pound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22

| secure the payment of lie ARA moxeean,
binds 90 ~ lands granted by ecnescs1
10 toe aid company. Thess iands vere
assieued 10 and are neU held by the
Neu Ori~sna 4 PsciAc. and su,cuut 70
about 100000 snr-s. II is uuAerssooA
ahAs she bonds aggregate SsO0OW.
.
sees seesA
FA1is, Feb g.-At TIE TRIAL Of u.
Wiisos toe pehisc peceeeatos declared
that Wiison's coodncs Aas besn down
ffRht ycuaL and should Be sti9UastDed
- is Deserved when the fast was cousid-
ered that The immoral srs6c IN which
be bad been euRAsed bad been carried
On IN tie palace OF she Biysee.
r,n. - ...,.. r.
RON req si.-fes nrm OF Fafeh d
- - ~ non ~ ~ s'.su rsu Iusls-
80. C.~-~- - c.~..,. -.
- ~ ss,c-.s - = ~" - !" ~ cHsos an
n~nS 4. - s..'sr.s ~ - 4 y = 80 ~ - -.
~. N.ssc.s, nsrs ~ 49, s.s sssss. s.'s - Se =
~ tG H. " 'ae "s"0's VI =
nesar sseaDees FasA.
Bsnin. FEB. Ill emperor last
EVENING attended The performance Of
LION Juan" which vas given By royal
command. Tns psocesds are 10 be d.
vseed to TIE nosa!t mooeosnt fund
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22

Mms ysANcw pyxu TRACES Up aposos a.

Miso yaANcIs pyKu TRACES Up asoaQs q.
vAN1vBaY.
Los AnoxI4s, FEB. 2l.--A sensational
suit has been hied here, q Q seQusl 10
similar proceedings in Kansas City
three years ago. Al that tiue Misc
Francis Dy he, vtil knosn 10 social cir
cles, Instituted suit against George ..
Vsnsvery, . pisminent business man,
to compel him 10 maintsia her child.
While the case was peld.ng in the court
the defendant disappeared. M,ss Dyke
determined to follow vapevsry, and
finally located him At santa Monica.
The result vas Q renewal OF the legal
proceedings here, taking shape IN salt
for ZOO for q breach Of promise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22

zns AMzzDaa1s 10 nm cousxrru.
xssu RscRuunn.

- - S>88&AA
E3em RacRugnn.
WAsnmsRss. Rsh. A.-Mr. Oulbsr.
son, Of Texas. from the jadscsary CON-
mite rspofted joint resolution Ia the
hoose to-day proposing shs following
amendmests 20 the coustitutiou: First,
polyssny shall nss exist or be lavfnl
within the United 6sasee, or In auy
place suhjsos 10 iss Jurisdiction. Sec-
oud. polyRaDy shall consist In mar
rfaee2 relation BY contract or IN facs
existing at t1e aaUs time hktNeeu one
person Of either sex and more than ons
person Of the other SEX. Third, oon-
aress shall have power concurrent With
tie eevsrsl stsses 20 enforce this act.
A bill for tue erection OF = puoiic
buildina q Portland, Oregon, we re-
ported. Houss calendar.
Yhe bill for tue sale os Black bob In
dian reservation in Kansas vas passed.
The land 10 to be sold al IS su acfe.
Adjourned until Ihursday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
Take. frs. The Asyi.a.

PORTLAND, Feb. 2l.-t5pecisl. l-Shef-
ID Bentley, Of UDatiiia county, today
took FROM the asylum q youpg man
Damed Il. u. 1veedy, who Is TO be tried
for forgery committed three meDths
sipos. Tweedy. sitter arrest, feigned
insanity and was committed to the
asylum. The physicians no .. hos ever,
pronounce him ali right.
Grand Army EseanDoens.
Portland. Feb. H.-I5pscisl. l-The
aanusl eacampneni OF the 0raud
Army Of tie Rsrobiis department. of
Oregon sopyenes in Albany tomorrow.
several delegates arrived today sld
many more. enough probably 20 s9sil
tbs number 10 30, xiII arrive t9mos-
ros. Tbs official board sil. bold ses
sion 81 10 q. %. tomofros, and lite rez1-
las tosinsss Of the Department viii COM
mence at 2 .. IN. 4 reception. With snp-
per. yiil be gwen the visitors at night.
Ghlnese Murder Cases.
PosTLAsp. Feb. 2i.-ispeoisl. The
stay proceed ngs 10 the case Of tts
too Chinese masdefers which vas
granted last veek by J7d9s Stearns vas
an indesai,e one aud not merely sos
ten days a. generally understood. The
respiis vas granted sntii snch time q.
the motion fer q rev trial couio Be
beard before tte supreme csaYt. This
| xiii be eoae early psxt month. II TIE
suprems ecufs refuses TO graft the rs .
thai. Jsdee etesrls gill at ones re-sss-
;ence ,ne pTisonsfs-
n~.sh 81 Gssiaeer CsriiAA
PsovrpKxcE. Feb. 2i.~Gsoree II. Cor
Iiss tie euipsrs ctemical engineer and
rsAn Anrssctzref, oisd tnis afternoon q!
paralysis Of The heart. He vss saed u
yeafs-
NJ Cseesvan sisktnG.
wAsKIxoz0s. Feb. 2i-fhs copditiox
of Mr.. Coseorsn is s5t 90 favorable sni,
msrsips. His frisres Tea, thai seask
is nsar af esrc-
Desires 10 Le49a sfe4aAa.
DuBiIx. Fec. H.-Fe@ Expvs.s. q -g..
ssfvassve erges, sSgs teas Lord Lon
dcadesrs. lord iisotessnt, IL a .zirors .!
bsavina i,e.snd. Eac 9TH pfGS4t 70
sign his Once.
nsssxage xeesgais~d.
Szxxvgpowr. La. Feb. q IL ID,
Urssed Ststes .snst sester fav .s al
case Of John ID. Pzrksr W. ATE Nv De
leans BaekbCce raiirosd and tie yIsss
bsrS. Shrsvtposs Il Pscisc sziltasd "a
pAniks, yad9s Bssrdnar sigssd de-
cree recsxrssns ste sanrssags xeoase(
fby IL bseAc- ss s@issoad coupsoy. i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
TACOMA.
Is IT raE srsAR nsrsa.
srArEARHr THAT rrIaK OF ruxu uAyn
HEsS onpksrD Yos TnE sraEs3
HAILWAY.

A grArKMRHr THAT rHBsE OF ruxu RAyr
HEBs onDksHp vos rur srnxsf
SAlLwAy.
"Did you hear that Nelson Bennsst \
making arrangements TO pat stearn mo-
tors On bis street railsayf" ssid q veil
Informed citizen, yesterday, ns he en-
com tered the PosY IsTxIiIuxxoEs man
on Pacific avenue. Tho lattef replied
that he had NOS, vhefeupon tho other
continued:
"well, ttai's what hs 10 doing and
the chasces are that II will csease NO
end Of troosls II he does 90. Juss i'm
aeine steam engine whsesine and
snortine np and down Pacific avepue.
He suus the steam motor on his Butte
City railway. hsve IL strsiehs sha, he
has ordered three Of the Sans hind for
tois city,.
"Wei!, the city council gave him the
right 10 do so long time ago, did il NOT,
upon the statesns nt made by Alien q.
Masonr inquired The Posr IxrxIaI-
o.SuxR man.
Yea, euess be has the proper au-
thprity oil right, bat nj the same time
u has been understood for some mopshs
tbat be would use horses for time aud
then weeo businsss warranted change
s,tbar IN afaet ,fsitv N, ths o.t.,. n ~
NJ, Mascn -. vsnc.,.6 ~ .'-s o. ~. - .soss
:. sss,no ,hss tes s,ssro ..,,n, - "a. - - S
hssn ,ly,,r m n ,,nr,se.,nss,. -. ~. 49,
s..sv a,s,,ss Tsa, - st.-sr. - . sns
the electric motor vas adopted. and vhso
tnst vas given up - too expensive. in
vlew Of the refusal Of The oooncil 10
grant the CONCESSIONS afterwards asked.
sheD u Vas atserAiiy accepted that the
@ .A..sS - -. 81 . o1,o ~ nnsny re-
D. ~ w, ume ~ seass.
Ass.S '.,s,,c sucs sue nos~ ~
o.;s..;!is"aS. a % ~ eaa ~ o. soe
~ 80 ,..t sS" ~ 'co uo
pe.s ae sSn - oeen taAsu
- ~. o""' =" nv op'usoes
M p..
| ~ .aSss. 50. - .ekaIoinR tnss
s'',ia-.. ara \, sAe , soLse.s,,len n
sa'A Z
-, % ~ 49, .oniS 80 ne.p -, Aoc
| ps 7, ,,iS,, sDo aouose 70
rsss,,.,, ssTs. -. - ~ IsYay
~. Asc,dsS !. h., r.o.os - .os
,s.as 60, -.srss 80 Is..
- scscss. n. - s..,.s.As % Wy
s.s,,hoar II sl,m.. a. n ~. -
asa.,., ,hs. ,has h.,. vsss.r
street. We are having them tesssd 70
see What grade they are equal 10, and II
10 is found that they can BE- used bare
With satisfaction ve vIli pat then on
for time. Anything n bs,tss thar
horses. yea know. The motors Are a.
msst noiseless and no tSuobls NAV -
anticipated With horses"
CgLxDnsTIuo HM BsnrHDAy.-Tbe
ladies Of the First n. Z. ehssoh bave
ossyared tor very sIaooras oelebrs-
tion of Wastingfon's birthcsy. Thev
! have engaged Aipha spssa houss -
propose to give dinner this svsuipa
v,sn social and ice cream appsndazcs
aud choice psoGssnns OF rnus.a ) su6
rscitations. G. 4 LasRhtop nsaree n
the latter fos too violin solos, sosum.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-22
ARTICLES OF aasAr rxPosrAxcx,

ne articles pef fmitt NJ ou, hseef-
ueo 60 obtain provisions and ord cary
supr,sss o. trading gesssis on their
bafusvare voyages and under WHICH
thev are as Erdsd farther and even
M re important priviiegss on ali occs
d ns o. purchasing soon cssEal 90 need
fui troyi-.ons anc suppiies ~ are oIt.n-
AMY granted 80 trading v=-seis, are II
ers II lsl le4sstsnce and vasoe. Tie u.
o. = a saieh are to De sraut q s.fhn7t
Of rs- aud 80 application II order 10
epAsis sas ash-rnss q 20 enjoy thee
privileges. are reasonable aud pruptr
casSs. 10 tie hands Of the locAl su.hor
i,iss 20 i.srissy tie recipients and gre
vet. ssnss. and can form q, impsai-
ueus TO those xho intend to use them
fairly. TIE hcspisAllsies s~onrsd for
osr W sels In ell Gases Of actual disiress
vie liberty to unload and ell a1d
transfer thar csrsc. h fSh and liberal
Ttpse gfsxls.sns wlis s.c1re q SAB
% sssI erlSsaas1s of toe 'rsAts
rseht@ sof car 6h<Fm-n. nadaI
-. tfsAsy Of 1918, .ss veioh con
teEt:oa ass been steadily made in tie
| eorresyouisrce Of TIE d-earfDent oi
state III TAR nseisser At LsCdcG, and
es lt~ AmtiicsE reSosiAiors OF tes
prs ssss treaty. Toe ri9Gt Of cur iseer.
ren under the treaty Of Isis gill nol
extend 30 pracsrsmsri Of distinctive
| astery sappsIes u C2usdian ports and
eAs bars. asd oos i,sna s1Fpcsed ~ b
s~.spsial. ~ vss; bait. ga plainly Dc
s,ed them by the exciicss cords Of thai
ssuAsy Of ISIS empkasisst bs tie eoarsl
sf ~ xAeosaasssas anA TIE sxpsso -
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PAEls. Feb 2i.-At TIE trtal Of Il.
Wiisos TIE p1hiie pscsecstus declared
that Wilson's coodncs Aas besn dova-
riRht ycnaL. and should be ssignastDed
- Il deserved vheu the fast wAs cousid-
cred that the immoral srsiAc in which
be had been eneAsed bad been carried
on In tie palace Of The HIysee.