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rrouble brewing in Indian Territory.

ARKiNsAS CITY, KANs., February 2S 1t
is learned that a small party of Sioux from
the Northern reservation are now IN the
Usage district. They have been travelling
ABOUT through the Indian Territory visit
isg all the different reservations and have
held long secret conferences with members
of each tribe Trouble is likely 70 ensue.
Several Of the tribes that were IA favor OF
allotment arc now opposed to it and the
Kuws have new prophet who says IN i've
wears the whites will leave the land. The
Wichitas. Commanches and kechis have
resumed ,heir ghost dances.
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FORT WAYNE, IND, February y -
"Gump.' the faster. who on February
began his attempt TO fast thirty days on a
81. .OOD wager with Col Zeary, had 10 give
up after twenty-five days. He began
weighing I'D pounds and now weighs
twentv-iour pounds less. He quit on ac-
count Of the urgings Of his mother, though
his physicians said he could easily hold out
five days with safety. The money was TO
be used IN lifting 900 mortgage from
the paternal roof During the fast be used
thirty-eicht piuts of water only and was
feveriSh but one day.
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CLIFTON, a., February 2S.-The river
has risen again. causing another flood.
Much property has been destroyed. rail-
roads demolished, and dams and fumes
swept away. Work has been suspended
by both the Arizona and Detroit copper
mining companies. Tho southern approach
to the iron bridge here, and the entire iron
bridge at Guthrie, IL miles south, are gone.
IT is impossible to estimate the damage
now. No authentic reports of the destruc-
tion of the farms in CHA valley have been
,aeaitrad vct
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Vests Hanging Exaggerated.

SpfciQI I6IeQruDl 70 ne Ift9iS1eF.
WASHINGTON, PA, February 2S.-ThC
exaggerated reports printed in certain
Pittsburg papers about the West execut
ton last Tharsday, give evidence OF the
effective work of the papers. The truth OF
the matter was with but two exceptions
C. s. Howell. of Pittsburg and H. L. Alex
ander. of this city. no newspaper men were
admitted TO the murderer's cell. There is
absolutely no truth in the detailed account
If Vests resistance before being carried
to the scatfold The man was in an semi
conscious condition when the necessary
arrange nents were perfected, and had
been in this state for hours previous TO be-
ing taken upon the scaffold.
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senator Mller cnnsa.

q i''9riH. 20 ne s'ndgy Register.
,ioN. W.. Va. February 2s.-Six
oi Senator Wiley's friends called
sS.-.. S-.o i1e private Office Of the Secretary
-, r1s leS'erdav They then gathered
80 - l,n and presented him with a
ss-te go.d-ueaded cane. Col. Hogan
II u... presentation speech, and Sena-
'.s' was So completely dumbfounded
Et.,.-.9 'sed iha, he could not make any
Il. .s yNeep, TO invite the boys 70 re
-'n'e.rcs az his expense.
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A Divided Church.

READING. PA. January 2S.-Owing to
the fight between Bishop Bowman and the
two faetioBs Of the Evangelical Church al
Allentown. al the churches of that deDom-
inatioa. four in number, were locked up
today. and the announcement made that no
services OF Sunday school would be held
tomorrow. The keys were taken from
the jau,tor and placed in the hands OF
parties who represent the majority OF the
members iu tuls fight. The closing Of the
churches was decided upon in order to pre-
vent the opposite faction from stealing sur
reptitiouslv into the churches and taking
possession tomorrow Some c0untry
churches took similar action.
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ANcw Fsirmont Industry.

s rgm 7 'he sunday Rsgis.sr.
Cl..y. W. Va. February 2S Sec.
--l~r Safe Ohley issued charter 20
.ls0ta Globe Fire Brick Company
rl o.lcll. Office is 90 be at FairmOut
81 ra Capital stock 500, with the privi
Increasing the same % 100000. The
T'--u formed 70 manufacture and
deal srcs. niue coal, manufacture coke,
o.-e i'r Of. OPP cas. manufacture iron, and
nine % manufacture al other minerals.
l.c l0T0rat0rs are j. r. Walton, j. NJ.
E4-ev D T. Morrow, John B. Crane,
i W Debo't
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0lahing 1t a Crime to Ride Free.

LINColN, NEE. February 9S.-In Com
mittee Of the Whole the House has recon-
mended for passage the AuiPass bill
The bill declares II 10 be unlawful for any
railroad company TO give pass or to carry
free any person over eight years Of age, eX-
cepting railroad employees II is also made
unlawful 20 accept pass or TO ride free.
Fine or Imprisonment is made the penalty
of violation Church Howe suggested as a
cr0wring act OF the great reform, that all
the members come forward and publicly
destroy heir passes. He emphasized his
motion oy tearing 40 his own. The Eight
Hour Dill hvas passed.
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HARD UP.
A Cincinnati Man Wants to Sell HIS
BODY for Twenty-Five Dollars.

Body for Twenty-Five Doilars.
PrrrsBuRG, February 2s.-William Up
permau, of the undertaking establishment
of Upperman Bros, this city, was visited
by an individual to-day whose business
was of the most peculiar kind. About :
o'clock this morning man, apparently
about p years of age, called and informed
Mr.. Upperman in the coolest manner pos
sible that his name was Adam Debart and
that he wanted TO dispose Of his body for
S25. He said his home was in Cincinnati and
that he had been in this city for about five
weeks, but refused to say by what means be
made living since coming here. He con
tinued by saying that he had visited all the
hospital and tried 10 arrange for the dis
posa Of his body for S25, but no one would
accept his propoSj jtion. and he then decided
TO try undertakers. Debart said he would
sign an article of agreement 10 that effect on
receipt of the sum, and that If given that
amount he could drink himself to death in
two or three days, as he had been drunk
for the past two weeks, and il would not
take long TO finish him up.
Life" he said, has been drag TO me.
and the sooner ] am out OF this world the
bcttern
Mr. Upperman endeavored 10 induce the
man TO tell more about himself, but b 20
avail While the undertaken went 10 look
for an officer, the fellow disappeared.
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CrIsIa at Honolulu.

S.V FRANcIs,o. February 2S.-The
Clrouieis's Honolulu letter. dated February
18th. saws: The affairs here are in crit
zeal condition \ threatening anonymous
letter was printed this morning saying the
Oneen'S lie was in danger. IL Is an open
secret that the letter was writton by kevo-
lutionis; Wilcox for the purpose of rousing
public feeling against the Queen. 1t Is
said the Queen has selected new cabinet
but has not vet appointed tie heir appar-
emf 10 The throde
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De,erting the Capital

Ssri I.tgrn 20 ne sunday REGISTER.
.rHE-IoN. February 2S.-Seyeral of
-e Wheeling people left here to-day.
A-.-g them were Senator and Mrs. Whit
lia Hon. j B. S0mmerville. Major Ran.
p t1 Sa.uaker Senator Campbell and
r'e wl c0 tomorrow. Hon Charles
'a.s. o., Glover Gap. who has been a
l1t-. ooSeron AN winter, packed his
-i and made his escape to-day. A num-
f members Of both branches of tue
cs4'ere obtained leaves Of absence,
base gone home, SO that 10 is beginning
one.y here
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Ask for a Conference.

WASHINGTON, February 2S.-When the
House met at 9 O'Clock this morning the
Speaker said that he had been informed by
the clerks that it had been physically inn
possible to prepare the Journal of yester-
day's proceedings, and in view of this state
ment the reading of that document was
postponed, and the House Immediately
proceeded to vote TO ask the Senate for
conference on the Shipping bill as amended
bv the House last night The motion was
agreed 10. yeas l13, nays 50.
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This Beats the Record.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February 2S.-A six
teen-year-old ooy named Wright was killed
at his home in Pike county last night by
two of his young brothers, aged twelve
and fourteen. They placed gun against
his head when he lay asleep and literally
blew his brains out. The only reason as.
signed for the deed is that they were per
suaded by an older brother to commit the
ciiInn
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Arrested.

Charles 4. Daley was arrested last even
ing for stealing from the drug store OF
Shiefman. a bottle of Sulphur Bitters
Before the Court this morning, upon being
asked why ne should steal, he stated tn&'
his mother was troubled with kheulna-
tism and that il was the only medicine
MAT helped her. and being out OF money
ono work was the cause OF his stealing. As
this was his first offence he was put on pro
bation.-NeCGrb NelCs.
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TWO STORMS DURING MARCH.
Neither oT Them. However, Win be Very
SeNere I'm This Section of the Country.

81. JOsEFH, Mo, February 2S.-Prof
Foster, the weather prophet, gives the fol-
lowing predictions: March storms are usu-
ally OF more force than those of other
months because the equator Of the earth is
then toward the sun, and the electric intiu-
ence thrown of over the earth's equator is
more active because il is in direct contact
with the sun. There will be two special,
though not very great, storm periods IN
March. one about the sth, and tho other
about the 36th the former most severe in
the Eastern States, and the latter in the
West The first Of these storms will be
due 70 leave the Pacific coast about the
9TH, cross the Rockv-Allegheny valley from
the 1th 70 sth and the Eastern States about
the 10th. On the 10th and llth this storm
viii be dangerous along the Atlantic coast
from Massachusetts TO Labrador This
storm viii probably divide as il passes the
Mississippi valley one part passing through
the Southern and the other through the
Northern States. About that time very
rapid and sudden changes may be expected
In the weather
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Riot ON a Steamship.

LONDON, February 2S.-At the Albert
docks, last evening, a number Of striking
firemen add coal porters, armed with iron
bars and sticks, attempted TO board the
Shipping Federation steamer Scotland, but
were resisted by the officers and crew
and the non-union laborers. A conflict fol-
lowed during which the non-unionists
fired revolvers at their opponents, iniuring
a number Of them Several of the attack
ing party were thrown from the Scotand's
decks to the water of the dock and were
with difficulty rescued from drowning
The police arrested eight OF theringleaders
of the strikers
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Expect Hotel Reform.

.Hss-rr TO 'ts sunday Register
..WzsIoN. vs.. Va. February 2S.-
o protecting hotels from being de
l.-ec oy dead heads" has passed both
's o. tle legislature. and when ap-
'e- oy The Governor Will become a law.
IS 70 De- expected of the hotels of the
.'5 uow that they Will give the best OF
llodaaous % their guests. 10 is
.'l .le reform in this line Will az once
s.- To- charleston Some members say
'o.sl Tor the bill in the hope that the
would return the compliment By
rs 'ooc fare and good accommodations
'l'lnaole Rates.
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FLoRExcr, s. c., February 2s.-Belton
O'Neal Townsend, prominent young
lawyer, was burned H. death in his resi-
dence, last night. Fire was discovered in
his house about 10 O'Clock. Every door
was unlocked except that Of Townsend S
chamber, where the fire originated. His
wife and children were away from the
house at the time. He was 80 years old
His book of poems was warmly commend
ed by Longfellow and Howells.
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without Food or Clothing.

SAN DIEGo. GALA. February 2s.-Last
night parties who came up from Tia Juana
for aid for sufferers, report that seventy
people are housed in the school building
and what few structures are left in the
flooded districts with absolutely nothing
10 eat and no clothes.
Another Mexican is supposed 10 nave
been drowned in the lower side. The
funeral of druggist Scribner took place
yesterday, and while the body was being
carried over the trestle one Of the bearers
fell through the cofsn falling on top and
seriously iniurinC him.
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Regulators Kun Down by Governor Jones

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February 2S.-Last
December w. l.. Bruce, formerly OF Ohio,
was .srun out'' of Catherine. a small town
IN Wilcox county, in this State, by Demo
cratic citizens, because Of his political be-
lief. At the same time the negro postmas-
ter was driven off and the Office burned.
Governor Jones offered large rewards for
the arrest of the guilty persons, but sew
eral who were arrested were released. The
Governor, rot being satisfied, had spec
ial grand jury impanneled, who have re-
turned 40 indictments against the partici-
pants in the riot. The course of Governor
Jones in the matter has created sensa-
tiOn
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vll Rc Restricted.

Srat-rf. .so. February 2>.-A decree pub
F,hea .a-dav Dr. Prince Won Hohenloae
~-alu.ur,. r.rs- Governor OF Alsace-LoI-
rains. a1 ounces ,aGt from March next
ll.thc .,spsr- regulations which refer to
AIsacc-L Lc.ra,ne ,viu be- carried out 10 the
fullest extent. and that an facilities ana
regulations have been resCInded.
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''s''a 'o Pc Snadqs RsGister.
,-. .s,'l'N February THE general
=. James Humphreys az Sissonville
\. ~. was totally destroyed by tirC
Tie tire occurred about II
~ -., ~. F, opposed 90 have originated
.e,s -,.-e.-Ve tue, as 10 was first dis
..... around the chimney
t--l-. Insurance Nl-nnn
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rrled "a capture Freight Train.

/ Mr. VERNON. Ill, February 2S.-A
crowd of foundry men, Il few miles east OF
this city. boarded freight train which
they tried 10 run. One Of them was shot in
the head by the conductor and probably IA
tally wounded Two others We're badly
beaten. The men were all Intoxicated, and
belonged 10 the car shops.
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ADeath-pealing storm in Mexico

GUvrsrov, Ten, February 2S.-Ad-
vices from the City OF Mexico say that the
Port of san Felipe has been visited oy q
severe storm. Much shipping was wrecked
ana Is houses destroyed. Many families
were made homeless. \ number OF lives
we're lost and a great deal Of hive stock per-
ished
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- P,rl. February 2S.-rhe coldest
weather o. the winter S sweeping down
over the Northwest ~ Prince Albert
YESTERDAY the thermometer registered
forty-siN degrees below zero. GU 'Appeie
h..a's -er1ne,i:ure of forty degrees below
ann NV.ri..re- tLirty-eignt degrees.
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Dynamite Gibson Indicted.

CHICAGO, February 2S.-The grand jury
this afternoon returned two indictments
against Geo. J. Gibson, ex-secretary OF the
whisky trust, and two against him jointly
with other persons whose names are sup
pressed. In all these eases the charges are
for attempting TO commit arson and felon-
iously procuring gunpowder and dynamite
for unlawful purposes.
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- KepuhIIcan PrlmnrIe..

cv. '' ls sunday Rscister.
s'.I,' W. Va, February 9S.-
s -,'tl primary election here for
4, ,... s..'el as follows. For AIavor.
b., -' Recorder. Sims Iron: Ser
H Carwithen. Treasurer. T..
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On. nl t,e ..sirtr MILLION, ..

Nrw NoEk. February 2N.-inspectoT
BvrneS has declined 10 accept the 6ecora-
ts0ne seat 10 Lim by King Humbert OF Italy.
The Inspector says that The only title he
seeks is the one which nc has already, tnat
OF bt-u- au American citizen.
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.rl,ansas ApportIonment.

ST. Louis, Mo, February 9s.-The Con.
gressional Apportionment Committee OF
the Arkansas Legislature has agreed upon
a measure providing for redistricting the
State. The bill makes all districts Demo
cratic
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rwo Good Men for Pittsburg.

LOUISVILLE, February 9S.-Browning
and Stratton have signed 10 play with the
Pittsburg National League team the com
ing season. The former gets 1000 and the
latter =. 500.
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Two Cures by the Koch Treatment.

VIENNA. February 2S.-At meeting Of
the Medical Society, yesterday Prof.
Bilroth showed the assembled physicians
two patients whom ne mad cured OF tuber-
culosis by following the Koch system of
injection
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Police Will Interfere.

Troy, y. y. February 2S.-Superintend-
ent of Police Willard announces that he
win not allow the proposed Dixon-McCar-
thy fight 10 occur in this city.
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yiIIRe No sfrike.

san FRANCSsoo, CAL. February 2s.-
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has settled matters with the grievance
committee q to the satisfaction OF tne EN-
nloves. and there will be no strike
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D,r.ct Tax Rin Passes the Senate.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February 2S.-The
Senate has agreed TO the House amendment
to the direct tax bill. 1t now goes TO the
fo,.o-fIov4
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
NEW ENGLAND.

French Canadians Taking the Place al
Yankees Hi.torv Repaa,ing Herself
Who need wonder al the prediction OF
An able New Engicnd stalistician that bc,
Gore the end of the first quarter oil tile
next century that the French Canadians
In the New England States will outnum.
Der the Anglo Saxon population Why,
We have in them already considerable
more than England conquered in Canada,
with thousands ,oming yearly from Que.
bee 10 join them With such cXtraordi.
nsyy progress achieved under so many
disadvantages. the above prediction IS far
from improbable. The social philosopher
and American patriot can find abundant
food for speculation iu the fact that
agsinst the Yankee family of one or Two
children, and often none, the French
Canadian will count his tock Of from half
. dozen To q dozen an ! u half And the
Anglo Saxon will doubtless continue 10
'.go west" 10 large extent while the
French Canadian will probably maintain
and increase the movement 10 the south.
east So We shall have histori repeating
Itself. We shal! see the Normans over.
running and taking possession of another
&ngiand uy the WORTH aud benefccnt
erts of peace. and the judicious employ.
ment of manners and powers VIII cl haya
enable this people from Insignificant be-
gfnnings under most unTavorable and dis.
couraging circumstances to build one
vigorous state in North america within a
century and then undertake tie rapid
formation of another. =
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FiSN ON THE TABLE.
FOO Much Meat Injurious as IN A-tici,

FOO huch Meat Injurious as IN Articl.
of Diet.
There can bc no doubt that 1t would
be bette. for the brain and nervous e.s.
tenn If fish oftcner replaced nieat as IN
article OF food. Too stimulating t-t
heating diet bas been the cause of scseta
diseases. Fish is one of the most .vsg.
digcs,ed of foods A medical authnr ty
states that trout is dige:ici in one hour
and milk not I'LL two hours. The reasou
for the ease with which fish Is digesicd Is
the small amount or fat contained. Cod
and light.colo=el fish are m,re ea,ily
ass inflated into the system than the dark
or kin $, though noi rs nutritious.
Cooking sacrifices their hest quuliiy
Clam and oyster waters ure now being
only a very important and wholesome
food, but il is less expensive than meat
The use of fish affords one of the easiest
and cheapest ways by which 10 have O
variety. Care should he taken in fish us
In other foods IL buy In its season.
During Lent there is a great variety oi
flsl, ut reasonable prices Haibut |.
a little higher then. but is still cheaper
than beeisieak. and has more solid meat
10 pound Than steak. Sulinon is posi-
bic :tt this season. but Us il Is tlolla,
and Il dollar aud half pound 1t will
hardly bc seen on the economists table.
Ore large fish has nutrimcnt 10 form the
basis of family dinner without meat
1t should always be served with farina.
ceous or vegetable food. as toast. potatoes.
rice, nacaroui and the like. FISH will
reduce the cost of ,ah!s fare If wisely
use;l. ano It'll satisfy the most Vigorous
appetite.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-07-02
AN ORIENTAL HOLIDAY.
The Festival OF Cherry Blossoms I'm u
Mtkadosx Couufrv

The Festival OF Cherry Blossoms I'm ths
Mikado's Country.
The real Spring festival, tho great
flower fete of the year, is that of tbs
cherry blossoms. and Japan in that
season is Arcadia At the end of
April. before leaf bud has opened
every branch and twig of the cherry
tree is covered. hidden and almost
weighed down with the masses of BIOS
soms, each flower miniature hundred
leaf rose. and crowded in thickest
rosettes together. Each tree is a
pyramid, a cloud of such solidly massed
pink petals; and with groves and aisles,
and miles of such trees everywhere,
the whole empire undergoes trans
formation, and the air is couleur de
rose.
The newspapers give bulletins from
the trees for weeks beforehand. says
Harper's Bazar, and gravely announ-
ce that this Prince or that statesman
has gone to Kioto OR Nara, or some
other point. to view the blooming
cherry trees.
The schools have holidays. the
garrisons give extra leave to the
soldiers, and all the world COOS a-May-
ing-all Toxic troops to Uyeno Park
and picnics under the Enchanting trees.
children and young girls then wearing
the rainbow silks and crepes in which
the western Imagination always
clothes the whole race for its everyday
wear
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gne Roya1 Palace Of Siam.

The palace CT .l;e King at Bangkok
; IS built only few years ago. 1t looks
much like one of Tie grea, palaces of
Europe Ii has Sc :crcl storIes, and,
under the bright r:.ys OF The Siamese sun.
it seems 10 be- made of marble A closer
inspection sh ,ws that the marble is stucco,
and the golden elephants, each about
half iifc-siHe. which guard the entrance,
change rs you come near them from
massive gold tn iron giltcd Wide stair
ways lcai by ni..rblc steps through these
into n great Ncstibilc. the ceiling of
which is about forty feet high aud the
walls Of mhic:, ure hung with old Siamess
urrior. At the right OF this is the Kings
audience hail. His throne Is bed and he
lie. 0n his arm or sis Sia:uesc fashion, O
Ia Turk. While lic receives his royal coun-
Gil and discusses the matters of the king.
dom. The ministers and mobiles sit ON
leather cushioned benches, and the por-
traits of Siuincsc heroes in oil, by
European artists, laok down upon then:
from The walls. just Lack of The King
there is portrait of a shavsn-headed,
crooked Isaeathed, pale face -h.!f f-nuke6
buddhist priest l: is the high priest of
the kingdom, d thus the rrot ceilings
go on under the very sl;i 'ow of Ruddhe
himself. The priests. Gy The way clair1
that the royal famly are linru ascend
alts of Z o[Sjta