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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-16
tlhrIstopher D. Wnra ,nrceeds NJ. alles.

The Fidelity and Deposit Co. of
Maryland has appointed Christopher j..
ward its attorney and general agent for
delaware in place Of Branch ii. Giles,
whose temporary absence from this city
has necesaitated his resignation FROM
That position.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-16
i.enerlea W. 4 y. Move.

Iae Chester Times said Munday /.
IL ha- hoon reported that The viii.
mingtlN * NORTHERN Railroad Co, wae
trying Z" O.. atiyrr front in this rity,
80 thHt .cld get a coal trace I'M
Chester Idr company ships great
amount of gua. T. ltepauno, on the New
Jersey shore mAlrl i- taken thor dI
b"rges, VA tlr strs, Inquiry pl5
made.at the uS.aoi the company tais
morning, bal iutendent McCau
land is out 5aity and nobolly MI
the Office eoll i-,hion the report.F
the ahnua meeting Of the stock
holders of the Wilmington s. Grct
valley Iurnr'E Gu Monday the Oil
officers were II -.ccted.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-01-16

There were q deaths, II births and
il marriages last week 10 this city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
rRANsVAAL sCMEMERs BANlsHED
Sentences of All but the Leaders
Made Lighter.

London. May l3--lt was reported on the
stock exchange this afternoon that me
Pretoria reform prisoners, with the excep-
ton OF the fve leaders, have been released
subject TO three years Punishment There
were 50, each sentenced to two years I'm
prisonmsnt. with sie.a go fine, or, falling IN
payment. one years additional imprison-
ment and three years punishment after
expiration OF the Imprisonment.
Berlin. May IA private telegram AS
been received here which asserts the stn-
fences OF Colonel Francis Rhodes, LioHA
Phillips, John Hays Hammond and Geot,r
Farrar. the four members OF the jon IN
neshurg reform committee condemned =
death and whose sentences were AtterWari
committed, have been txed at inprisya-
ment for i've years. The sentences Of ia
50 other members OF the reform committee
which were fixed by the court Al two
years Imprisonment AMI a rine OF ~ a,
followed by three years Punishment. Ia -
been commuted TO one year lmpr.soa
ment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
N. P. IS BACK Of 4
EFFORT OF THE LAkE sssA.
DELAY roaECIostas
Hope That FSAds Cas- he n.s
'a. >"rshsrs r~s,as 70 q,
In the hsMa.

Seattle, May n--fhe Seattle, LIZ
n tds,sEn road Was 10 ....,- BEEN ..,,s !.
coming Saturday. but today the rasS ".
al appeal from the decree Of fsrAea.-'--
signed by Judge Hanford aasi STATE ~
II viii carry ths matter 10 The es.-.s
court VI appeals at san Francisco.
persedas toad OF w. IA. au mast - m.
nftk3a " iays
" lille tbs seattle, Lake shoFe n r..
sra ap.s~afs 40 appellant, Ihe Sa,,Aav
Fa,lhc l. SAID 10 Dc Responsible n. -
apps a. In G&-.. GhSiF eoaassl fxp,s..-..
ne LaA= Shore Ia the spp<aI pssess.sz.'..
rns Avrghrfa taeihs saass 10 ov. 4.
S.AGl.e i-akv Shore * A.asGeFn. ts,t i !.
sal4 that lhS road Ia last aisss,s ~ y
re0fs lalssl II san Hol r4isx g.. AZ ~ !.
t,-'1.eao. Inc saiH necessary - ngsss !.
a. tHs sale VI tas Lake Aofs, ahl 60
.4SAtly sac appeal frsm TIE ssesss !,
.JFrs -osafe aAs b~Sa ssksa ia ssi<s !.
t... &a-ar, IL II sa!@sstzAi that by INA -.
( - days gnS SJFtaSFa iaeins s1a 1.
rs 8 position. AMI II Hot aasgnet plsy 4,
ra= lr54elhSng ni.t he made
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lE= -'fJseELy a. tAe % ssSaI siRas s9aa
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
Mr.. REED COUNTED IT
REPUBLICANS TRIED TO ESTABLISH
4 POINT OF NO QUORUM.
River and Harbor BAH Passed the
senate Carrying Money for
Improvement.

Washington. May 1.-THE house. after
one of the hardest fought parliamentary
battles Of the session. which continued
until almost . O'Clock tonight. recori-
mitted the contested election case CT
Rinker VS.. Downing, from the Sixteenth
Illinois district, to the committee on cleo
lions with instructions to recount the bal
lots In dispute. The vote stood lSs to ),
divided as follows:
Yeas. 81 republicans. 50 democrats and
popuEsts; noes. Is republicans.
The supporters of the majority repor, 70
unsea, Downing tdemocraD and sea; the
contestant realized that the disaffectiJr
on their side was SO strong that the min
GRITTY report would probably be adopted,
and they inaugura,ed a systematic nii-
buster TO gain time 10 rally their forces
The first test of strength on a motion 20
adjourn confirmed their suspicious, II
ley fought valiantly to tne end ind
went down in the last ditch after stastAS
the final action for four hours
The speaker gave them considerable lee
way At the beginning but toward the ead
he declined TO tolerate d-latory tactics.
AS a last resort many o. the supporters
but the speaker counted them and The
democrats and dissenting republicans
scored their victory.
The speakers were Messrs. Hepburn II
Iowa, Cook Of Illinois AMI Connolly OF
Illinois in favor OF the contestant. AMI
Aessrs. Lacey OF Iowa, Shafroth Of Col
orado and Dalzen OF Pennsylvania in fav-
or OF the report OF the minority 10 recon
INIT the and Ia n - al VA
In closing the debate Mr.. Dalzell decla--
would be disgrace to republican con-
gress.
The fhbusterers. after having exhausted
every expedient. were obliged 10 allow tn
vote 10 be taken on the substitute for he
majority resolution in favor Of s>atiag
R-nker.
Several advocates OF the majority reso-
luton left the house on the roll call. bu5
the quorum held and the substitute wa
agreed TO. l3 to IS. II present and not
voting
The resolution as amended was than
adopted, lS' to l2. The speaker counted .
present and not voting TO make up thu
quorum.
Mr.. hopkins carried his obstructive lac-
tics 10 the last ditch and made the pom:
OF no quorum on the formal motion to lay
on the table the motion 10 reconsider
whereupon a rising vote resulted - 10 ;.
The speaker, however. amid grea, aS-
p!aUse, counted the house and announced
lso members present
Il challenge the count Of the speaker"
shouted Mr.. Hopkins, and ask for tell
ers."
The chair disregards the Challenge
replied the speaker
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16

Time for Election of bishops Fixed
for Thursday.

Cleveland. May u.-In the Methodist
Episcopal general conference today tn
routine business transacted was disposed
u with as little EFFORT as possible. The
most important question disposed of was
The fixing OF the time for the election Of
bishops. The election Will begin on Thurs
Jay OF this week and continue until all the
officers are chosen Resolutions werz pre-
sented fayor.ng rne oonteratlon OF Tit,
color line in the election OF bishops ar1
condema.ng lynch.ngs, both Of which w=c.
referred to appropriate committees with
put action. Another resolution. prop3sln Z
a reduction in the salaries OF coufareace
officials because Of the hard times. was
also referred TO a committee.
Bishop Walden presided. Rev. B. T
"ltt.erspoon Of southern California pre-
scented a resolution declaring that color
and caste do not enter into the conference.
and the election OF a bishop Of Afri.A7
descent should be viewed solely In thu
light Of ability. 1t was presented for at3o-
ION. but the conference referred it 70 th-
committee on episcopacy. The committee
On freedmen's aid reported on the appllca-
ton Of the Delaware conference TO chang.
its name 10 the slthern Education Soc.e-
y. The report was n favor Of retaining
the old name. After debate the repor. was
adopted.
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point undetermined. Some Of them talh
a, though they really thought that they
would receive large aeesssions from 'hs
other counties. The Dubois letter 10 3
A. Fem MAS read today, sad II ID under
stood that IL Is to be put into service al
Poeatsllo. Just before the meeting aa'
tournvd MIR Fem offered. and the dele
CATION adopted. the following resolution
Resolved, That the Ada county 1eiesa'
ton support no man for delegate 10 ~
Louis who will aot pledge himself to sup
port the national platform and the noun
nee, Of the national convention"
It's the common undertaking that "
e Borah, chairman. Joseph frffauit ana
perhaps some others are not Ia ehure mar
mony vi the views Of the majority. aAA
II Is not Impossible that there will be s9fae
fun inside the ranks.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16

Bate. Brice. cockren. Faulkner. German.
Gray, Harris. Hin. Lindsay, Martin.
Mitchell Of Wisconsin. Roach. Smith. VI
ias-A: popultsts. Allen. PETER and Kyle
-: total. -
The Sabine Pass. Texas. project vas
reduced from H.*s,ooo TO s.. $4,000 ca the
motion Of Senator Frye.
Senator Lindsay offered an amendment
directing the secretary Of war to adjust
contracts that not more than 20 per cent
OF any one Appropriation would be ex-
pended in any one year.
Senator Smith said he hoped some
amendment limiting the expenditures
would prevail The aggregate OF the bill.
including contracts. reached about So
o.oo0. an amount unprecedented and
double that In the best times OF the coun-
try. Considering the business conditions
of the country and Of the treasury part
of the government money being raised 10y
bonds, congress was not justified in ap-
propriating a greater amount than ever
before in the history Of the government.
On motion of Senator Frye the amen /
ment Of Lindsay was tabled. yeas 81. nocs
IS the detailed vote being substantially
the same as the previous one.
Senator Allen said he was astonish a
that the democratic senators Joined with
tae republicans in supporting this bill
The vast amount involved would De eS-
pended largely by a republican secretary
Of war. according TO the present outlook.
He said It would doubtless benefit the re-
publican campaigns ana the senator sa. l
he could see why the republican senators
supported. but no, why the democrats
should He pointed out in detail the mum
Der OF creeks, mill ponds, lagoons a"i
! bitches in the bill.
Senator Frye vigorously resented Ssna-
| tor Aliens remarks. The Nebraska san
aior id not know what he was talk ;
| about. declared Senator Frye Some ..
these so-called creeks were great arteries
! OF commerce.
Senator Bate sought TO secure an in
crease from 81, 90 10 s15oouo FOR the Cum
| herland river. Tennessee. The senator
created laugh BY declaring that VIII L
| he approved economy. yet II was hard y
| 10 be expected he would stand by and see
people getting whole loaf ami he NJ.
| getting a slice.
The amendment was tabled on motion
o. Senator Frye.
The bin was about 70 be pu, on its Am
| passage when Senator Frye asked Is N. n
| utes 10 answer criticisms that had bee
| made on the bill The senator spoke wiki
| great animation and was listened TO WIZ
| much attention Never before. said ne
| had there been such unanimous demaul
| for river AMI harbor Improvements Is
| here had been this year. Ii had come
| from all sect ons. II had been the deman,
0f the American people, and in respon-
| 10 that demand this bill. was passed. yeas
| $. noes 9.
The bill was then put on its passage
Senator Smith demanded the yeas anl
| noes. Those who voted In the negatI:s
we're: Bate, Chiffon. Harris. Hin, Sml.a
and Villas, democrats; Brown, republican
Allen and Kyle. populsrs.
The chair named Senators Frye. Yes,
and Gray as conferees On the river and
narbor bill.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE A. p. A.
Linton Prominently Mentioned for
the Vice Presidency.

Washington, May I3-The supreme
council OF the \. p. A. began Its routine
business today behind closed doors. To
lays session was consumed in the real
.ng Of reports by the officers An effort
was made By the newspaper men wac a-s
delegates 20 secure admission to the met.
ings for members Of the press, but tn
motion was lost.
The question Jf sustaining the a1yiso-.
board which b.ackHsted MIX n!ey caas Is
more interest than any other question
connected with the council Many Of III.
delegates wear Mckinley buttons. Bur
tons bearing the likeness OF Congressman
Linton Of Michigan are also worn ~
many Of the delegates. Little talk ~
Linton as a presidential candidate IL
heard, but there Is movement on 70 u
% secure an Endorsement Of him by ~
republicans for the wee PRESIDENCY
a new and apparently strong candidate
for the supreme presidency Of the A. p
a. has appeared On the scene in the par-
son Of ]. ". Echols. an Atlanta, Ga. law
yer.
Baltimore and Atlanta are the two cities
n the fed endeavor.ns to secure III, next
convention OF the a. p. A.
The presidents message consumed I,
hour and three-quarters IN It's read ng
The secretavy's report showed gret-
growth Of the order during the past year
Il stated tina: So charters for new conn
els have been issued during the pas
year; that the voting strength II the or
der has been doubled and that the order
5 now planted n every state ami terri,ory.
The treasurer's report showed a sat.sf,
tory financial condition and was approved
By the auditing COMMITTEES.
Several resolutions were Introduced 70
la;-ns to questions before congre44.
Among them were resolutions calling ~
more stringent INN grafton laws. ~
complete separation Of church and sta.a
AHt for the removal Of the s'atue of Fab
=r Marquette from the capitol.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
ERRI>G DAUGHTER rook roiso>
Death OF nm Honor-d Father Induced
Her TO Hin Herself

Portland My i Saturday moraIas
.ast a, O'clock ..g..ex A FrlsahAof1
| pioneer res,ien, b Portland I.-l IT,
vas buried yvstrr1 $. Today on 4 s.4-
u the morgue lies IN. body o1 his I,uZ1.
ter. Grace Emma sriscEaoru s-!.:4
the CIR having tlk-a po.s5n aai llrl a.
l house OF i!!-flme At Sedro. wash. OF
which she was an inmate. Thu le.vr.a..
alton TO end her sinful NE wls reached
upon rec"lp, Of a telegram lnno4u lr !
the death Of her gl'a-r.
From letters The = man htI ,-It the ~
fress OF her broths-. Fred rr.-sakg.a
Z the American bakery on Stars --r~-.
IN ,ass city Was obtained. AMI oa a., u.-.
ns notified the body was shipped ae--
Morphine Mas the daddy drug 4srI
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED
The senate Refused to Allow Cor
mans Amend ment.

Washington, May 13-The river and har-
Dor bill was taken up as soon as the SEN
ate convened today. the agreement being
that the final vote be taken at o. m
The pending question was Senator Cor
mans amendment directing the secretary
OF war to so apportion the contract ap-
Preparations that not more than 1000 g0O
be expended in contracts in any one year
Before proceeding Senator Vest gave no.
tice OF minority report on the filed
cheese bill by himself and Senators Wal
thaH OF Misses ppi. Harris Of Tennessee
Jones Of Arkansas and White OF Califor-
MIA
A bill was passed for the appointment Of
guardians OF pensioners in the District of
Columbia found to be sauanderine their
pension money by drinking or vicious hab-
its.
Proceeding with the river and harbor
bill. Senator Vest opposed the German
amendment. declaring that IL would per
INIT the secretary OF war to nullfy the
river and harbor bill and 10 substitute his
opinion In leu OF that Of congress. He
did not believe there would be a partisan
in the chamber who would give such an
tocratic power to cabinet officer He
had never known a secretary of war to
whom he would extend such vast power.
While he was democrat, and knew the
expenditures that would be made by DEM
ocratic officials up to March g. yet that
was not factor to consider, as he op-
posed any such abdicat.on Of power by
congress and It's transfer to one official.
Senator German insisted that there was
no abdication Of power. but merely linn
itat!on of the power of the secretary q,
war so that not more than SO 900 90 would
be spent annually. II was a necessary
provision. said Senator German, in view
OF the fact that this s the first time In
the history OF the government that we
have gone into the wholesale business of
authorizing contracts.
II he were secretary OF war, said Sena-
tor German. he would apply the rule sug-
gesfed by Senator Sherman, OF not oblI-
eating the government for 81 Of these con-
tracts until congress made provision for
the revenues to meet them This amend
ment was merely a caution TO our eyac1l-
tive officer that. In view OF our CONDITION
he must not spend more than slOyO.CDD
year. The senator expressed his aporecIa-
ton OF the river and harbor bill. the most
important OF the appropriation bills, but
this amendment would permit ample ex-
penditures with proper limitations.
In reply TO suggestion Of Senator
white. that the secretary OF war had al
ready shown a disposition TO restrict the
river and harbor work. Senator German
took occasion to express his high persona!
regard for the present secretary Of war
but the senator felt that he could not con
scientiously give his vote to a measue that |
would put IL In the power OF one man to |
spend money that the government does not |
possess. |
The debate took a wide range under the |
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
RATE TO POLITICAL GATHERINGS
rrnnsconttpentnIP Passenger AssocIn-
ton Considers IT,

san Francisco. My 1.-THE Trans-Con-
mental Passenger Association held an
important executive meeting at the Palace
1ote! today. The prtnc,pa! matter dis
used today was the proposition Of a
"nSie fare rate for the round trip TO the
Tlt.ona! conventions. The matter has
rot yet been decided.
After long scussion the proposition
% make a ons-way ~ day rate to tn
-arious national political conventions AMI
1'aer national gatherings was referred 10
a committee. which will report tomorrow
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
IOWA PROHIBITION Co>NE>rio>
Against Liquor frame bat fs'"s
Free silver.

Des M0tnes. May l3-whsn the ptohlbi
ton state convention assembled t3iA'
Temporary Chairman J A. Harvey sf7S
Two hours HE said the gsyuolIeah paf'S
in Iowa hat declared Ia FAVOR u s-hat'
Allison and enacted the mI!et laS Ia Ia
Interest OF his pres iientlal eaniliAey, 1t
accused the party " dtsiJy aity 20 'Ar
people and called the church people 'pi5I
frauds" H- blamed the republican pas
Tor the prrseal naanclal cJhtiu pa -.
the capitalists got Ih~ unltei states -
pgv1uc court - declare the iae0Hi= J&r
uneVusll.at .1nal. roasted the fepub!E-i
papers. calling them organs u lhe t'47'
uvr elemvHL"
Ths convention ~-Hl into ilstr-. eAue
10 select national delegates aat zi7sis -
e4aI dates tor congress, Hivili tssrs y s.al
-ouult-~ vice presidents AIT Hl-fate
OF convention committees.
The Temporary ehafu4H's free si'
sentiments wer- tniJss~i ~,lh cheers 4
aHt-us
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
WIFE CONVICTED OF MURDER
Although the OH-n.e Was brutal
She VIII Not Hang

wichita, Kas.. May 13-Nrs. Irene Leon
ard accused Of the murder Of her hus-
band. Henry II. Leonard. was today found
guilty Of murder in the second degree The
fact that Leonard was killed In his own
house. and the motive was to secure in
surance. was not only established by cir
cumstlntial evidence, but by confession
Of the defendant. Myron Williams. d.
yorced husband Of the defendant. supposed
TO have a hand In the murder was re-
leased today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16

An Idaho Republican Row whic,
Grows Worse

Hoisc. Idaho. May l3.-Tt IL ftflcul, to
'''"'nnin" what sort Of political hev.r.
age inc Ada county delegation 10 the Poe.
ateho convention IL brewing. They are
IMPOSED 10 Dubois. and the majority
seems w be hring to bolt tho Pocn,eIla
convention unless they can control It. A.,
meeting ~ the delegation this afternoon
IN" subject or boiling was freely discussed
ana u seemed to be tho opinion ~ ma
lor''Y that they should bolt n the men
elected TO 20 TO st Louis refuse to pledge
themselves to support the nominees Of ihs
convention. whether they really think
that they viii he able to control the con
vsntion on this point. or whether a No
Ainisy bolt 10 planned deliberately. 10 the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
IN THE JACKSON CASE
Defense and Prosecution HIVE Fin
1sbed speukiue

Newport, Ky, May B.-At:orney Craw-
lord for the defense in the Scott jackson
case finished his argument at noon.
Among the propositions presented toby
VAS one that Pearl Bryan WIS dead be-
Tore the body was taken to Kentucky.
another was II she was killed in Ken
lucky the murderer Was not Scott jack
son. Attorney I.ockhar. for the com
mpnwealth Will Degin the closing argl.
ment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16

Louisville Streets Gorgeous With
Gay lniforms.

Louisville, Ky. May l&-The parade this
morning OF the uniformed Communicates
OF the knights Of the Ancient Essenic or
der. inc onnection with the biennial meet
ing OF the supreme senate OF tne w5r.i.
was a brilliant affair The southern Goa
tingents. as well as those from Ne" Eng
land. turned out in force. while In the sec
ond and following visions were the
Knights OF Fythias, Elks. knights Tenn
plar and the Louisville Legion- The al
tract.ve uniform OF the Essenlc hn.shy,
added materially 70 the picturesque feat
ures OF the parade. This afternoon visitors
we're shown the points OF Interest IN Ant
about the city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
wv CLEVELAND ~ Tur uAy
h""h waiter TeieL. us WIN
"' Nominated at Chicago

''n-'rr7H. N.Y. "a .,e,iat =, N.
'mmsrst tai Gazette from a,,insas,s.
no gives an ln,Srvfsw sin t,b, W.
'""s Faiter the 1rneor.,t. rs,,t,.,. t,s
f ~ Onto In isj. he predict. that
.''H'70a all he ua1pins,sy, foe
I'm tune At the Cniraeo cenvea.
10 90 oEisHa tho president az the
Of iaFiF reform. and says he -
'h'''i "a the leader OF the war parry
JUS country. Mr.. Hopk~altsr believes
conditions IN foreign Affairs. especial.
WIN Great uritain and spain. viii be
tNo months hence "a TO compel the
'' rats 10 take w President ClsvpIsat
'' mat III" Sar sentiment viii he In his
'''r in November
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
Hs'h 'nnrs>tIs wit pHttl
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s@nash IbIs week

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naval rsssyvss vii arrive. hxInr
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16
THE POPULIsTs OF CALIFORNIA
amended Platform Fnvors Union
of Reform Forces

Sacramento. Cal. May 13.-The amended
y!atform OF the state popuI.st convention
-eathrms the principles Of the Omaha plat
form and faVors a union OF reform forces
II ST. Louis July p, provided 1t can be eff
'ected without; the sacrifice OF the peoples
yarty.
The platform opposes any proceedings BY
which the peoples party convention shall
1t or join any other convention or admit
any but the delegates elected to the peo-
yls's party national convention.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-16

Egypt Approves of Spending Money
for the Movement

Cairo. May f3.-The crown counsel sub
mitted his conclusions In the ac,,o,
brought against the commissioners OF the
Egyptian debt to the tribunal today to tn.
effect that the commissioners have mower
10 dispose of the reserve fund for unrore-
seen state expenses. and a majority OF the
commissioners only IL necessary for sucb
action. Judgment will be pronounced
June