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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-25
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY.
The Regular Semi-MouthIy
Session Held Yesterday,
THE LANTERN GIRLS STRIKE
Approved and boycott Declared.
Tho Eight Hour Movemcnt-A
Hitch Between tho Assembly
and Grocers' Association.

The regular srmi,monthly meeting OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held yesterday afternoon wSs
quite largely attended and the matters
brought up for consideration were
possessed OF considerable interest for the
entire Assembly.
The first matter WIS that Of the strike
Of the girls employed at the Nail City
Lantern COmpany's establishment It
was reported that the young women hid
been formally aud properly organized
lnto al independent union with tue
Trades Assembly US its head, ind
that delegates were awaiting admiC.
sion. The delegates, three young ladieR,
we're ut once unanimously Admitted. II
was further reported that the strike was
warranted by all the circumstances.
Resolutions promising all tho aid the
Assembly can give were adopted and u
boycott declared on the product Of the
works.
The eight.hour mass meeting to be
held Thanksgiving night, next Thurs
NHSI huS AHe HtAt HNllNT COublltTtus
The COMMITTEES having charge Of it IT.
ported that Ben Hogan had offered his
'Mbrrauacle" III Il place in which Ia
hold the meeting, and that the offer had
been accepted.
There WIS Il general talk OF consider.
able length had about the eight.hOuF
move, The representatives from tho
liailding Trades are the ones who are
most actively urging IL; there arc some
trades whose representatives oppose the
move.
There has been something Of hitch in
the matter OF agreeing to this compact
that was drawn up between the Trades
Assembly and the GrOcrrs' Association;
Inc Trades Assembly has signed, but on
The other side there has been holding
back and proposition that the Assem-
Wy rnumcrate articles the Associations
are not to handle. The matter
was left open.
The gHvrl awarded by the Assembly TO
The Plastcrrrs' Union for turning out its
IuII membership in the Labor Day"
parade last summer, was presented 10
President William Stout2tr by MIR. j. d.
Burt on behalf Of the Assembly.
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At THE TABERNACLE"
Iicn Hogan Holds Two splendid McCtings.
Mr.. saw ar ut the Churches.

Hon Hogan Holds Two Splendid Meetings.
MIR. Saw or ut the Churches.
"HOvan's Tabernacle" was the scene
1.-TWO very interesting aud enthusiastic
meetings yesterday. In the afternoon
Mr. Hogan conducted his non.sectarian
sabbath School, which he has establish
ed especially for the benefit Of those
children whose parents do not train
their children TO attend any Of the Sec
tartan Sabbath Schools IN the city.
They were numerous and seemed 10
take great interest In the stories OF
Christ and the Bible told by Mr.. Hogan,
aud many good seeds found their way 10
fAllOw ground.
In tho evening the Tabernacle" was
amnrd. Very few except non.Church
gong people were in the hail, aud sui
there were more than tie room could
lrgitimatrly accommodates. Besides tll"Se
inside, quite II number were turned
away after the house was filled brCdnsG
there WIS no loom for them. Mr.. Ho.
gan gave IL fotcible address, aud was ably
assisted in the evenings ENTERTAINMENT
By II choir OF thirty voices.
Mr.. y. A. Sawyer in the morning adj
dressed n large meeting in tho Zane
Street NJ. + Church. Mr.. Sawyer Was
very much pleas, d with this meeting,
and spoke in glowing terms Of the man.
ifrstatiOns OF religious feeling In the Nu.
dicucr,, In the evening he spoke at the
Fourth Street Church.
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OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED.

.hc brazilian Minister ut Washington
Given Notice " the Complete ACCrpInnC
of tho Republic.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. H.-Scnor
VSlente, the Brazilian Minister, this
afternoon received tho following inl-
portant cablegram, which shows thai
the Republic has been accepted by all
the provinces Of Brazil:
Rio De JASEIRo, Nov. "a.
| inform you that all tho provinces
have signited their adherence to the
republic and provisional government
without my resistance or protest. The
government has extended the right 10
vote 10 oil citizens, except only those
unable TO read or write. The archbishop.
head OF the church in Brazil, has CON
lrrred to-day his solemn henediCliOn
upon the government and the Republic.
[signed] Run BARBozA,
Minister OIL Finance.
In reply to n suggestion that cable
dispatches from Germany stated that
there was danger Of division Of Brazil
into three parts, Minister Valcnte said
that the Telegram received today WIS
a complete reiutatiOn Of all such reports.
1t showed thAt Brazil was united aud
that the sentiment Of every province
was in favor OF Republic.
There is one thing in the telegram In
addition to the fact that all the pro.
vincGs, without objection, have ap.
proved the provisional government,
that Is very important" said Mr.. Va.
lnntc, land that is that the Roman Cath.
Ollie Church has to-day blessed the new
government. That Is a very powerful
support. You see, in Brazil, while every
one Is free to worship his own religion,
the Roman Catholic church is the
church OF tho State, just Us the es.
tablished church Is endowedb England.
The fact that tho church hus accepted
the change in government shows that tits
the will OF the whole people, aud that
there Is no opposition. The priests bad
nothing to do with politics and they are
naturally conservative and friendly to
nOnarChial principles. They had nc.
Quircd their privileges under a mon.
irChy aud did not desire change.
Republics aru not friendly to the eslab.
lishment OF any church, as they believe
that each church should be supported
by its own congregation. So, when the
churches recognizes the republic, It
shows that 1t is convinced that ii is the
will Of the whole people, that all the
provinces favor II aud that there Is no
nope OF restoration"
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A FIREMAN KILLED
By the Failing Walls OF u burning Build
I'M In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, ga con
dagration, accompanied by loss of life
broke out shortly before 4 O'Clock this
morning in the wholesale grocery house
of Janney 4 Andrews, Nos l2l aud rs
Market street. The building is six sto'
rics high, and the fire is supposed to
have originated from spontaneous com.
nustion. The burning building far over
topped the others in the vicinity and at
about 5 O'Clock, when the wall fell ,
eight tremen, who were lighting the
flames from the roof ola building in the
rear, were caught by the debris, James
McCuen, foreman OF No. 4, suffered u
fracture OF the skull and other injuries
and died while being carried to the hos
pitaI. The other seven men were quicker
IN getting away and were only slightly
injured. The dead fireman was u Wild
over. He leaves two children.
Tho aggregate loss is estimated at
nearly quarter OF II million dollars,
Janney 4 Andrews loss on stock $780,
900; insured for 1881 900, The sales de-
parlment OF Jauney 4 Andrews was
considerably damaged by falling walls.
No. III, occupied by B. Thomas, manu-.
iucturrr OF twine and fishing tackle, aud
the warehouse OF David Scum 4 Co.,
wool merchants, on Church street, and
their sales department On Market street,
were damaged by falling walls and their
stock ol wool was heavily l1Anaged by
water. Their loss Is fully covered by in'
SuFauCe
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DEGGS MAY GET OFF,


Que Of tho CrOnIn Prisoners who Has n
Strong Case aud .HIay DO Cleared.
CmCAdU, Nov. l4.-On the opening OF
the CrOnin trial yesterday morning At.
torney Forrest arose aud said that he had
been informed that his witness, Thomas
Lynch, was too i'll to appear, aud that he
would therefore waive Lynch's testimony
aud rest his case. Then followed con.
sultation between the Judge and the
counsel for both sides. When the talk
was over, the Judge leaned forward aud
said that Il recess would be- taken till 10
o'clock Monday morning, aud that evil
dcnre for the defense was practically all
in, though more could be introduced on
Monday il ii wass desired. II the de"
tense has no more witnesses the State
will at once begin It's rebuttal. whether
or not the defense will have any more
witnesses no one can tell. The attur
neys themselves ARE In the dark. 1t If
thought, tho, however, that an attempt
will be made to prove an abb for kunzc,
rs scarcely anything has been done lJr
him. Attorney Forrest DOES not expect
to introduce my more evidence. For
rest will probably not have any. Wing
certainly will not and DOnahue, the only
one left, says 10 cannot tell.
The battle-ground the Criminal Court
Is that the evidence 80 far given Is suili'
Client to convict all thU suspects but
B-ggs. His attorneys brought some very
strong evidence from respectable mem
hers Of Camp 20, aud there is nothing
now on which the Senior Guardian can
ha hnlh
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He Is FOR CLEVELAND.
Henry George SayS lie Is Again for Gro.
VCr aud Free Trade.

Henry George SnyS lie Is Again for Gro.
VCr aud Free Trade.
LEwIsrowN, Me-, Nov. 4.--lEenry
George delivered his lecture on "Single
Tax" to n large audience Friday night.
He was approached by correspondent
after its delivery. lie said: cat the
present time it looks to inc like Cleve-
land again in 1892. don't think Hill
stands the ghost Of chance, because,
while he may get the New York drlega.
ton, he will have no strength elsewhere.
Had it not been for Bhrnum in 1884
Cleveland would have been defeated.
There were number Of clergymen in
the hall, and he was introduced by the
most popular pastor here, Rev. Mr..
Root. Mr.. George concluded by saying
that the recent elections indlCat ed that
the people were awakening to the in.
pOrtanCe Of free trade.
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OyEEcROwUED WIN DOCTORS.

south Africa has More PhysIrInns timm are
Needed.
LONDON, Nov. 4,-rnc medical news.
papers arc warning their readers of the
nvercrowded condition oil tho profession
in South Africa. 1t seems that in Cape
Town, with $jO,OOO inhabitants, there
are forty doctors, without counting those
in Government employment.
In Johannesburg taCrp are $1,000
black aud white people, with fifty n,"dl
cal practitioners, while there are in Prw.
torta twcnlyAlOctora 10 look after 10000
citizens.
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Yves. yIrgInInn. n. the capital.

Special Dt'pdtch to the mt,agecr.
WAsMIS0roN, D. c., Nov. %. The
West Virginia arrivals to-day were: W.
B. MCNIrchen aud wife Of Wheeling,
who will spend week here. Mr.. Nc.
Mechen is looking after bis trade inter.
ests. Hon. Jno. A. Gibbins, OF Point
Pleasant, is also here. He don't want
anything himself, but is taking IN inter.
est 10 Capt. Smith's contest.
William S. Meek, Of the Wheeling
Neuy. Letter will make u canvas for one OF
the House positions. The rest Of the
West Virginia Congressional delegation
is not expected till the latter part OF the
week,
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ANOTHER ENGLISN.ANEN!tAN ALLIANCE.
A Connecticut Girl Marie, TitIe-FitT.
maurluS.fltIgrraId Wedding,

A Connecticut Girl MRrrlvs u Title FltT.
maurice. Fitzgerald Wedding,
LONDON, Nov, 2i.-Another American
girl who has landed u lord got away with
the title and other honors, yesterday.
She is Miss Caroline Fitzgerald, daugh.
ter OF W, j. Fitzgerald, Of IitchteId,
Conn, who has been living with her
family in the aristOcratiC quarter OF Lon
don, Rutland Gate, for some tine. The
bridegroom is Lord Edmund Fitzmau.
rice, formerly NJ, T., aud Under Secreta.
ry Of State in Gladstone Cabinet from
1852 to 1855,
The ceremony was performed ut st
Peters by Rev. Charles Gore, chaplain
to the Bishop OF Lincoln, assisted by thu
vicar Ot the church The bridesmaids |
were six in number, and two Of them
bore the title OF "hOnomblc." They
wore white beEgaline, with white MORE |
saslles, and white beaver hats with os.
trich feathers, The bride wore white
satin aud long train, She had no or
naments, but carried II bouquet OF OF.
Chids, There were enough noble aud
titled peIsOnugrs OF both sexes at the re-.
CenliOn at Rutland Gate to make 0rll.
nary people ashamed Of themselves.
Among them were Earl GlHnvilr, the
DOwNger MdrchlOncSs Of l.ansdOwnc,
Lord Kerry, Marquis le Ia Nalettr, Mar.
rhl0nuss of BIandiurd, Lady Spencer
ChuIchhill and Lord Charles Fuz
The groom is - years old, and his
Iamily dates back TO the twelfth cen.
Jury. He has the use Of two country
seats, Bowood Park, in Wiltshire, where
he aud his bride Arr now passing the
honeymoon, and DuIrrrn, in Krnmarr,
and town mansion known rs Lands.
l0wne House, Berkeley square. II his
Jlder brother, aud that brothers two
vigorous sons OF 10 aud II Years, should
liz, LORI Edmund would succeed to the
title OF Marquis Of Lansd0wne, Earl Of
Kerry aud ShelbuIn", Wis.
'Juut CaIne, Clanmorris AMI Flzmaur.
CO, Baron DunkerOn aud Baron Kerry,
II LInOw, ami u few other lrltles.
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AGAIN IL THE COURTS.
Vise0umteaS DlmlO, of tho Variety stage,
Separated from Her Husband.


Separated from Her Husband.
LONDON, Nov. "a -VIscouutess Dinlo,
Of the British pecrAgc, who is known on
tho variety stage as one OF the "Bilton
sisters song and daMcc artists, has got
Iuto the courts aguin. Her manager
wants AL injunction TO prevent her sign
ing u contract with another m.nuser.
The NIsCOuntcss il the actress who
six months ago married Il sou Of the
Earl Of Clancarty, that young gentleman
Oving in his 2Ist year. The NiscOunl
VAS ut once torn from his bride, how.
ever, and Is nov on Il tour aruuud the
world under the care OF his twO tutors,
while the NisCOnntess has returned 10
tue stage at an increased SALARY.
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A CONVENTION OF TEANpS,
4 Meeting Of the Knights Of the IIOnd-IIeA.
OlutIOmA Passed,

a Meeting Of III" Knights Of the IiOnd-IlcA.
OlutlOmA Passed.
WiLHEsnARnE, Pa, Nov. ga con.
vcntion Of trAmps was held in the old
Dundee breaker, near NanticOkc, a few
days agO. The call for the meeting WIS
Issued last September by John A. Allen,
formerly Cincinnati hattor, but for the
past eight years "knight OF the road. :
The old brrHErr wNs put In good repair,
and over GO invitations sent out, thu
largest number H. b. distributed III the
vicinity Of Allentown, where tratnpS are
very numerous. Advance guards began
arriving early last week. They were
from all parts Of the State, OF every color
aud complexion, aud had served apprun.
ticrShtpS atall sorts Of trades. These sul
10 work, put together all the money they
had and began preparations Tor tho feed.
lug and entertainment vi tho delegates
on their arrival.
On Thursday morning thirty.rigllL
tranpS had registered aud rat down IL
the banquet. Allen delivered the al.
dress Of welcome, aud prUpOunded the
question, "Why ArU W. traInpa2' l'hu
vlB iOra responded, and related their ".
ltrIpllDpH. Iliu meeting CUruludud with
tho adoption Of u resolution against mo.
hupulIrs and II declaration u il purpose
TO stand together iOt mutual protection,
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TRESroS, n. j., Nov. 24.-The cert.
fled returns at hand Of the recent elec.
ton in this State show that the plurality
OF Abbot (DemocraU for Governor is
1888, which, with one exception, Is the
largest plurality ever given in the State
to any candidate. The exception was In
the election Of 1857, when Joel Parker
received 1857 plurality. The total pro.
hibitiOn vote WAS O. Sj3.
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AnN,rnrIn,,.Atu

PINE Cry, MINI, EON. 9i.-WllllAm
BROKER committed n double murder
hero this afternoon, shooting down In
cold blood William +. COombs aud wife.
After committing tho alrOniuus deed hO
visited II neighbours housu aud FAt with
hiB ri0H nUfO@ Ills knees pOnyrrBing
rO0lly about tho lluartluhH deed. UOOmhs
left two small children. Tho murderer
IL aLill NJ liberty,
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FORAKER ON TIIE SENATORsIIIp.
lilo SnI Allen o. Myers Ought to Have IT,
Dir. BnrOn'a Visit.

ITO Hlb Allch " myers Ousht 10 nave H.
Dir. BRCOn's Visit.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 94.-Governor
Foraker said yesterday he did not BE-
lieve there was anything in tho scheme
reported from Hamilton, in which the
brother.in.law OF x.President Cleveland
is said to have been trying to make
arrangements for a Cleveland and
Campbell ticket in 1902. The thing, he
thought to be prepOsterous on its face,
and he gives Mr.. Cleveland the credit VI
too much sense to do business that way.
Foraker says Allen U. Myers Ia the man
to 90 TO the United States Senate, and he
hopes he will get there. lie thinks
Myers would make things decidedly in.
tpresting.
GOvernOr.eleCt Campbell has been
communicated with and says the vsit
Of Mr.. Campbell was Of II purely social
character, and that the subject Of PreSi.
dental nominations was not mentioned
between them.
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Probably no one thing has caused such
y general revival Of trade nj Logan Drug
20, q drug store IA their giving away to
their customers Of M many free trinl bot.
lcS Of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade IL simply
enormous III this very valuable article
from thu fact that II always cures aud
never dISanpOlntH Coughs, colds, nsth.
ina, bronchitis, Group, aud all thtunl md
lung Diseases quickly cured, You can
lOGt u before buying by getting Il trial
bottle free, largo SlEC 81, Every bottle
warranted. .
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in which pay was adjusted on June 80,
1880, is shown to have been $40 AL ,O95
The number Of routes was 2,llS; the
aggregate length OF routes was l50,3Sl
miles and the annual travel 2O4, 49,, 4S9
miles. The rate OF cost per mile tray-
eIed was 9.62C, The sun asked for as
necessary for the current fiscal year is
$4,000 900, The amount estimated US
necessary for the fiscal year ending June
80. 1891, is S2l, 9O6 975,
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The sale Of seats bpgins at Honses
this morning for the engagement Of
"rhU FNkir' At tho Op,ta House
Wednesday aud Thursday nights aud
at II matinee Thanksgiving aiiutnunn.
THE Minneapolis journal says; "pptty
songs, several dainty girlS, II clever laEif,
thu usual character songs Nud gNgs--thAt
IL 'rnu Fdktt.' II has BOmU Oi tho
ClrvrrnrsG aud daintinrSR Of liuyt's hest
work. II filled the theatre AMI made
the audience laugh. Thomas q Sea.
brooke ~ tho fakit Is OuIniprpSent and
iunuv."
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PirrsuuRuM, Pa, Nov. "a. L Cashier
EIoGr, who has been missing since the
failure Of the Lawrence bank last Thus.
day has returned home. lilo did not
have the courage TO meet the dCpositOs
the first few days after the suspension
and went to Butler, Pa, where hO has
been ever since. Ills honesty has
never been questioned.
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NEWS FOR UMBRELLA THIEVES.
A Jur, Decides 1t Is No Crime to Steal an
Umbrella.

A JWrJ Decides II " No Crime to Steal an
Umbrella.
RIcHMoND, Va, Nov. ga remark.
able case was disposed OF by jury here
in which the decision OF the Police Jus.
tice was reversed. Alfred Richardson, u
small negro boy, was sentenced to thirty
days by the Police Justice for stealing an
umbrella. His counsel, Hon. D. 9.
Richardson, took an appeal.to the Hust'
ings Court. The facts wero really against
the boy, but his counsel determined to
arouse the sympathy Of the jury. In his
SPEECH for thUdefense he COntended that
II would be an outrage to send anybody
to jail for taking OF an UMBRELLA; that
nobody had ever been Jailed for that.
lie stated that on one OCCASION a party
Of gentleman placed M umbrella In the
passage before the dining room Of the
SpOttswoOd Hotel, first anChOring IL with
long string. The walters were let into
the secret, and watch set. The result
proved that every guest who left the
dining room attempted TO take the uin'
brrlla with him-merChanls, lawyers,
Legislators, all had 1t Under way when
checked by the anchor.
In view Of the facts the counsel asked
an enlightened jury Il it wauld not BIZ
an outrage to Jail boy for taking AN
umbrella. The jury, without leaving
their seats, brought in verdict u not
guilty,
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New YonE, Nov, 9i.-MS. Hannah
SouLhWorth, wh0ShoL and killed Stephen
PettuS, bad good nights rest aud was
able to cat quite II hearty breakfast.
Since her arrest Bho has not read any
newspapers. Tho only person who via.
tied lirf to-day wAs the prison phys.
iCian, DR.. Maguo, who BAid abe did not
need any moro prescriptions.
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0Nr u the prominent members Of the
executive stall Of tho "Hind. igNt,ipIIp
company, which opens II thtrC.nightA'
return engagement At tho Grand TO.
night, Ia Mr.. Frank NJ, l;nglr, u Wheel.
lug boy, murC Familiarity knOWn To Ills
friends hero III "DiNir." There haR
always been fascination about tho stage
Tor HIN, and once hO found All Opnoriu.
nifty TO connect himself with II, II did
not take him LONG TO tIgc.
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NEwARI, n. j., Now 4.-Dean Nc
Nully, Of 81. Johns Roman Catholic
Church, Paterson, ut mass this morning,
preached in vigorous language on the
immoralItirs Of men. In regard to the
SOuthworth shooting case, he declared
that II Pettus was n libertine and rOne,
Ns charged by Mira SouthworLh, hc du.
served his fate, M no had transgreSsGd
laws Of man and divine, and II tho old
laws were In force hu would have been
put to death Tor his alleged crime. The
sermon has created Il sensation.
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ENGLANp,S LASr SCANDAL
Danger tilnt n Cloud VIII Hurst which win
Stir Up the SObllltI.

Danger tlInt Cloud VIII Hurst which win
Stir w the SObllIt'.
lONDOS, Nov. 4.-Engluud is under Il
cloud Of scandal, already briefly alluded
to in these columns, that Is now certain
to burst and involve honOred names In
diSgracC-pcrhars even greater than the
recent "modcrn Babylon" disclosures
brought upon the families Of the partici.
pants In those crimes. Although every
possible Influence has been brought to
buNr to keep the lOathsomO story quiet,
II Ia 10 day Oh the tongues 0i everybody,
Hnd IL only kept ont Of the newspapers
through the severe and uni ust libel
laws that hamper tho English press.
But even this safeguard for the guilty
will not avail when Parliament meets,
Tor LabOuChufC aud Other enemies Of
hereditary atiSLOCrAry have Obtained the
details Of tho scandal aud will insist
upon an investigation. 1t may even
come out before then, since tho Earl Of
EuHtOn, whose name hOS been mun.
toned III conn, elton with this case, u,
day RwnrO ont warrant against thu
editor Of the Moth LOndOn I'rrsS. who In
also n leader WRIT On tho Star, Cllnrg.
Ing him with criminal libel In publish.
Ink articles changing EuBlOiI with being
concerned In tho scandal.
Whether this Ia u hluT on customs
part, an whether hU believes hG eau clear
himself and does not caro- what becomes
Of the others implicated, renlAiua u hU
seen. Ernest pafku, the editor In Qnra,
linn, Ia n hard working journalist whu
has thu respect 0i hlH associates, INA we'll
for character IN Tor ability.