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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-12

PHILADELPHIA. March lL-A spe-
cFal from Harrisburg says; II is report
ed here that combination has been
formed between Carnegie and the
Pennsylvania Steel Company. whereby
the former Is to furnish the Inter with
soft steel bIllets at 81 per ton less than
It costs to make them at steclton, and
that the Sparrows Point plant Is to roll
ali Carucgfes rails for water shipment.
This win knock out the open hearth
business at Stcelton.
1t IL also reported that an order for
70 COO tons Of rails for Boston, received
nj Steciton, viii be rolled at SParrnw's
Point plant, from which point they can
be- shipped by water ut much lower
rates than by rail from StecltOn. The
fac, that an order has been issued for
resumption at SParroW's Point sccms
to confirm this report.
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
a Falling or In the Number Of Callers
Much TO the PreSIdsnI'S Relief

WASHINGTON. March ll.-Anairs
at The white house are fast assuming
their normal aspect and there is n
marked falling OF OF the crowds Of pub
lie men and the general visitor. There
was comparative quiet to-day In Sec
retary Porter's office. and in the ante
room so that the President was able to
give considerable time to public busl-
ness. The congressional callers drop
ped in from time TO time. but at no PEE
rlod was there rush such as occurred
during the first few days. Among the
callers were Senators Morrill, OF Yer.
mont, chairman OF the finance commit"
tee. Culiom and Mason, Of Illinois.
PIatt. OF Connecticut. White, Of Caltfor-
MIA, SpoOner, OF Wisconsin. Stewart OF
Nevada, Clarke and Warren, OF Wyom-
ing. and representatives Lacey, Of Iowa,
and catchings, OF Mississippi Arch
bishop Capellr. OF the Catholic arch
diocese OF Santa Fe. called With Dele
gate Cntron. OF New Mexico. Another
clerical caller was the Rev T. De WIZ
TalmaEe
Senators WOlCOlt, OF dolOl hAh' anu
Chandler. OF New Hampshire, VIII" have
been prominent in advancing the pro-
posed international monetary cuhtfr--
enCe called during the morning and had
a brief talk with the President. EN-
Representative CoOmbs. OF Brooklyn,
one OF the government directors of the
Pacific railroads. saw the President for
the purpose Of explaining the present
status OF the litigation against these
roads. Among the other callers were
the two Ohio senators, Mr.. Hanna
and Mr. Foraker. Senator Eiktns. OK
West Virginia, FenrOse. OF PennSylVa-
mia, ex-senator Sawyer. OF Wisconsin,
and Representative Sorg. OF Ohio. Mr..
Sawyer was accompanied by ex-Repre-
sentative Richard Gueuther. OF Wiscoh-
sin. a candidate for consul general TO
Mexico Senator Mason. OF Illinois, in-
troduced Edward Elliott, Of Chicago.
az a candidate for assistant attorney
general. ]. c. Napier, Of Nashville,
Tenn. was presented by ex-Represcnt-
alive I.angston. OF Virginia. for regis
ter OF the treasury.
After weeks stay at the white
house. Mother Mckinley and Miss Hell
on Mckinley, the Presidents sister, left
this city tonight FOR their home In
Canton, via the Pennsylvania railroad
AT the Presidents request Captain
Heistand, his military aide. ncc0mpH-
MED the ladies' The President and
MIR Abner Mckinley escorted them to
the railroad station. Mrs. saXt0n, sis
Ter OF the President and Mrs, Barber.
sister of Mrs. Mckinley, remain at the
white house.
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FOUR AMBASSADORS
Practically Decided Upon--JOIin A. LOEHI
Jr., May Not Get the Austrian MIGSIOn.

Practically Decided Upon-JOIIn A. Logan,
dr., May Not Get the Austrian Mission.
WASHINGTON, March 11.--President
McKintey's nominations OF the four am
basSadors which have been anxlously
awaited for some days, are likely to be
sent to the senate next Tuesday and
there Is strong probability that the list
will be as follows:
Ambassador to Great Britain. Col.
John Hay, OF Illinois.
Ambassador TO France, Gen. Horace
Porter, OF New York.
Ambassador TO Germany, Ex-Governor
Merriam. OF Minnesota.
Ambassador 10 Italy. Hon. William r..
Draper, or Massachusetts.
There is strong season to believe thnt
John A. Logan, jr,, whose name has been
prominently mentioned In connection
win, the mission 10 Austria Hungary
will not receive that appointment. 1t lS
understood also that considerable DOUBT
has arisen within the last few days as 10
the appointment of Belllmy storeT as as
RtstaRt secretary Of state.
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NEW YORK. March 1.-THE citizens
mass meeting called for the purpose Of
endorsing the ratification Of the arbI-
tration treaty between this country and
Great Britain at Cooper Union tonight,
through Tie speech Of Civil Justice Lynn
was turpcd from meeting of peace
into one Of turmoil. For a time II Gp-
pearcd as I: the police would have 10
Interfere TO cstore order. Although tho
excitement was great. the meeting con-
cluded without any serious disturbance.
Tie trouble started when Judge Lynn
captured the meeting by Offering an
amendment dcnouncIng the resolutions
favoring arbitration. President Seth
Low refused to put Judge Lynns
amendment to the meeting, and on a
vote being taken on the resolutions, al
though declared carried, they were real
ly voted down.
Up to the time that Judge Lynn came
forward the audience wildly approved
Of the sentiments expressed by Bishop
Potter. Mayor Strong President Low
and Secretary Fairchild. But In n few
minutes after the civil justice had se-
cured the floor three -fourths Of the audi
ence had declared their opposition 10
the ratification OF the treaty.
After the reading of the resolutions,
Judge Lynn asked permission TO speak,
and launched into q bitter attack on
England, which the audience applauded
loudly He said:
Tonight the Greeks are defending
yNhun ENGLAND
with arms and guns Is forcing that uf1-
fortunate people into bondage by coers
cion under the Turks. Appiause.)
"a treaty with government that has
permitted the Armen!ans TO be slaugh-
tered by the thousands (applause):
treaty with a country that has broken
every obligation and violated every
pledge OF honor she ever made"
Judge Lynn offered an amendment to
the resolutions. requesting the senate
to reject the treaty, which was loudly
applauded.
speech the audience was In a state Of
great excitement. Applause and hiSseS
were lntermInGled with arguments be-
tween those In favor OF arbitration
and It's opponents, who sat side by
side on the benches. II was tumult.
Threats, such as I'm punch your
iIlnse ;rould baheard, and man occu-
pylng a front seat stood UP and shook
his fist AT the Justice as he sat In his
chair on the edge OF the platform The
police captain in the hall waved his
hands In the hope of quietihg the noisy
and excited crowd, and a force OF police
mon under him. Those who were stand
ing up and shouting sat down. When
order was partly restored. President
Seth Low arose and took Judge Lynn
sharply to task for making such =
speech at q meeting OF the friends OF
arbitration. Mr.. Low was hlssed. The
chairman called on former Congressman
Warner.
Mr.. Warner spoke for few minutes
and then was unable 10 proceed on ac-
count OF the confusion, which developed
almost into pandemonium.
Trcn the original resolutions were
offered to the meeting. About one
third OF the assemblage voted aye on
them, and the remaining two-thlrds no.
Stlll President Low declared them car
ried. ,,
As tho band struck up America"
some OF the audience Joined In the ma.
tional anthem, while others continued
TO hiss, howl and hoot.
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COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS,
II. clay Evans, Of TsmmsSSer, Has bee"
rendered the Appointments

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March IL
Mr.. II. Clay Evans, OF Tennessee, has
been rendered the office OF commission
cr Of pensions and in all probability will
accept the appointment.which is one Of
the most important in the departmental
service at Washington outside Of the
cabinet offices.
Mr.. EvanR IL well known to public
men throughout the country and has
Ions, been recognized Hs IA leader among
southern Republicans, He represented
tbc Chattanooga district In Congress for
several years and in the IiarrtsOn ad-
,4IrIgtratlDn was first assistant post
master general Later he ran for gov
rrnOr OF Tennessee ON the Republican
ticket and made remarkable run. The
result was In doubt for many weeks
HBa II was not until after warm fight
before "A board appointed to review. the
election that IL finally was announced
officially that Governor Turncy, his
Democratic opponent. had been re-
elected Ile wns considered for some
time not unlikely to be the Rnuih's rep'
rosentatIvc In Mr.. McEnlcy's cabinet,
Mr. Evans In a business man ana OF
conceded executive ability. He Is Il
manufactures and has large railroad
supply repairing establishment In Chat
tnnuOgH il n also fOrcciul ana ei-
fCCtIyC speaker
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ON ANY TERMS.
Report That spain Has Ordered wsylsF
TO End the War At Once as lie Sees Fit.

Report That spain Has Ordered WsyIsF
to End the War At Once as lie Sees Fit.
CHICAGO, March 1l.--Crtttenden
Marriott, the Records correspondent In
Havana declares that General WeyIer
has received positive orders from Mad
rid to end the Cuban war at once. even
by going to the extent OF selling the IS
land to the insurgents, II need be. TO me-
compIIsh that object. General Weyler,
therefore, set out for Villa Clara to find
General Gomez and to undertake nego'
tlatlons. weyler himself has said the
war will end In three weeks. General
Weyler'a orders are, It is claimed, to se'
cure peace at any terms and he is in
s,ruced to offer Gomez brIbes, autonomy
or the island itself. Fear as to President
McKinley's position Is given as leading
cause for the Spanish change OF policy.
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CARTER HARRISON, Jk.,

san Of ChICNgo'O M"rtyred Mayor NOm-
limited ror the Same Position by the
Democrats.
CHICAGO. March 1t.-Thc Democrat
I. CITY convention met to-day and nom
iani.d Carter II Harrison jr.. for may
or By acclamation, Mr.. A. S. Trude hav-
ing withdrawn because he would not
grcep, IA rominauon from the free sill
ycr faction. The gold men took little
rnrl In the convention.
Ernst lIummcl was nominated by ac-
cu,mutlUu FOR city treasurer.
Tho platform ends us follows;
~Thc Democratic party, although rec
ogulgIng that issues Of this campaign
nrr purely local and not national, can
not refrain from paying It's tribute Of
r,spcct To- that magnificent leader, VIII
flnm Jennings Bryan, AMI that popular
and efficient governor, John T., Altgcld,
Cor the valuable services which they
have rendered to the cause of humani-
~ ard Democracy
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HogoRs TO MR.. BAYARr.


Cambridge NonleTN be8a'S' "" w.
baAAadlor-JoIIy College IFoyH'
CAMBRIDGE, England, March IL
Honorary degrees we're conferred TO-
day By Cambridge University upon
United States Ambassador Bayard.
There many ladies present. The recip-
tents Of the honors were attired /" scar
let rones arhl from the undergraduate
galleries were heard the usual COM
men,s on the proceedings. Mr., Bayard
was wildly checrcd FOR about FIVE min
MEG and a big American flag was un-
furlcd and waved by the Undergrad
yates.
The public orator delivered an faud-
otoyy grafton in Latin OF compliments
TO the United States ambnssndor As
ugual the orator was interrupted by
the under graduates with iocular yclls
~ "tnkc your hat on "tnke no notice
of him. Mr. Bayard, etc,
The vice chancellor then presented
the degrees amid applause and cries or
speech" speech"
The ceremony ended with three cheers
f,r Tho Inttcd States ambassador. ard
singing For he's jolly good fellow.
and with whistlIng yankee Doodle
uul IL a MaTsCllnise.'
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GREECE SENDS THANKS
To the American Senate for Its sympathy
PONVerS Will blockade CreIc.

ATHENS, March I'm skouzes, the
Greek minister OF foreign affairs, has
cabled the thanks OF the Greek govern
ment TO the United States senate for the
resol,lon OF sympathy recently adopted
by that body.
The Greek press recommends that for
eign volunteers should await the forma-
tlon OF foreign legion before starting
for Greece
LONDON. March ia dispatch to
the Times from Vienna says that the
powers have practically agreed TO
blockade Crete in order to compel the
retirement OF the Greek troops from the
island. No military operations Will be
undertaken. yet It IL believed that the
powers will send troops enough to re-
lieve the foreign marines now in Crete,
who will be- needed on board the war
ships before the blockade begins.
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IlER ROMANCE ENDED.


Mysterious Suicide Of Young OhIo "0"
man In indianapolis Tho Pathetic
NOts SHE Left to Strangers.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March IL
Bury me In my wedding clothes, Just
as am now"
II was a part OF pltiful Scrawl found
lying on the noor Of room 30 at the
Grand Hotel this afternoon. Lying
across the bed, dressed In all her iInery,
lay the body OF Jennie Do.y, OF Middle
town. O. She was beautiful girl. but
her fair face Was stained with blood
and drawn with pain. y tiny bullet hole
IN the left temple and smull twenty
two callbre revolver on the floor told
the story
Dr. Gray was hastily summoned He
pronounced that life was not extinct
III. advised that the girl be sent to the
hospital. This was done. She came to
the Grand Hotel at : o'clock this morn
Ing. She had no baggage. She regis
tered ar Jennie Doty. Middlctown. Q.
She asked for n good room and SG'
she was willing 10 pay 81 4 day for IT,.
She was shown TO Room 20. She went In.
shut the door and was no, seen again ur-
;il found wounded and dying. by the
SID. Of her bed the following note was
nund:
80 Whom It May Concern.-Hold no
autopsy. but bury me in my wedding
clothes, as am now, Notify X. Alice
Doty, 10 Clinton street. Mlddletown,
Ohio" -,
A letter was found addressed to MISS
Alice Doty and there was also one ad-
dressed TO Mrs. Levy Elliot. Woodbridge,
ontario. Canada,
Thc AUTHORITIES notified Alice Doty. Of
NUidlrtown, and tonight received a re-
ply signed oliver Cousins. asking for
particulars In her delirium the young
woman has called the name oliver, and
it is thought she referred TO. Olirer Cous-
ms She seemed to BE- In fear Much
mystery surrounds the AFFAIR and the au-
;hSrlues are making u searching inVesti-
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ABERDEEN, $. D., March li,-A bliz-
zard uf remarkably light fine snow
started about midnight and has held
rill sway over this entire section to-
day, The Milwaukee road had just
opened It's South line aud now has sew
rinl freight trains buried in drifts be-
tween this city and Mitchell. One train
waF deserted near Warner station.
Thcr" Is a probability that the storm
and accompanying blockade VIII tie up
Tho rnnhR for another Mcck
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HALIFAX. n. s. March 1l.-Many
OF the cotton mills in eastern Canada
have decided to curtsil production un-
I'll the market improves. Several OF
them have been running on short time
and to-day a notice was posted at the
big mills OF the Halifax Cotton Compa-
ny, announcing Il reduction Of running
time TO three days week until further
notice. Several hundred employees are
a nfrnptad
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THE QUEEN ExILED.
NTadaEaScar'I Late Ruler Sent from Her
Home by the French.

MAdAgaGcAr'G Late Huler sent Hoh AteE
Home by the french.
TAMATAvE, Island Of Madagascar.
March I, via Port Louis. Island OF
Mauritius, March l1.-RanavaIona ILL.,,
the queen of Madagascar, who has only
held her position nominaEty since the
island was made French colony, on
June 20. 1896. has been exiled to the Is
land of Reunion, French possession
near the island of MaurIitIus The cx-
He'd queen starts for her new home to-
morrow.
Queen Ranavalona III. succeeded to
the throne on the death Of her mother
on July lS, 1883. In May, 1895. French
expedition was dispatched to Madaeas.
car TO enforce certain claims OF France
and on october /. the capital being oc-
.cupicd by the French, treaty was
signed whereby the queen recoEnizea
and accepted the protectorate OF
France,
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HARRISBURG, March l1-Governor
Hastings sent u message to the legiS-
lature this afternoon earnestly recon-
mendtug the passage OF an act author
izing the rebuilding OF the burned
capitol building to be completed be-
fore January /, 1899 The Governor
savs he IS advised that a fire proof
structure OF brick, stone and Iron can
be- erected at cost not exceeding
$3.50, 600 or this sum nearly 100000 has
been realized from insurance on the
hMrnhl hnlldlnN
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ALBANY, N. y, March 1.-THE rae
Ing bill wanted by the Trotting Asso-
Citations in the state, was introduced in
the senate to-day. 1t provides for the
prevention OF running races for NOR"
than forty days. trotting more than tif-
teen days or steeplc- chasing five days
on any track in any season.
II adds II clause allowing tho cN-
change ~ waEcTs in manner prescribed
under the court Of appeals ruling. abso.
lutcly prohibiting pool selling at either
irOtting or running tracks.
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LONDON, March i2.-The Times cor
respondent at Athens says:
a sensational report is published to
the effect that King George. while con-
yersfng with a Danish colonel. said he
had abandoned all hope OF help from his
relatives. whose advice was not worth
attention. and that he had even lost
confidence in the Prince OF Wales, since
his earnest request 10 the prince to OBJ
tain the recall OF British consul Billiot-
Il had prove Of no avail.
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CHICAGO. March 1.-THE board of
managers or the joiut Traffic Assocta-
ton has ordered that until June so next
the rate on steel rails from eBsscmcr,
Pa. TO New orleans, and points
throughout Alabama, Louisiana. Mis-
sIsslppi and Arkansas shall he 81 % hcr
ton. officials or the Chicago ropds are
preparing for n hearing before the III
InOis legislature next Wednesday
against the two cent per mile maximum
passenger rate law.
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THIN TARIFF BILL.
Considerable Progress Is Nude OH
the Wooden Schedule.
THE M'KINLEY RATE RESTORED.
Democratic Senators Will Delay
the Bills Passage
TO MAKE POLITICAL CAPITAL.

They Hope by Delay OF couPIs OF
MOnthu ImPOrtsrs Tvnl Re Able to Pile
ImpOrtatIOnS Under the Low DutisS.
IMl, WIN Hinder the RtI from Having
Immediate Coed Effect OF Increasing
Revenues and Consequently Delay Pres.
psHty-Thsy Cali 1t "PSrty Policy"
but They WIN Hear from the People.
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EYoRNoUs LOSSES
by Maritime Insurance ComPanIss ON
Vessels That Are Missing.

by Maritime Insurance C0mpRhIeS on
Vessels That Are Missing.
NEW YORK, March 1l.-An oflcia:
OF one Of the largest insurance compa-
MES OF this country, which makes a spe-
ciafty Of assuming maritime risks, has
received a circular from London. stat
ing that from January !, up to Febru-
airy q, Of this year. the various English
companies have lost E",0Oeo00 sterling
In shipwreck. The loss exceeds any es-
innate for the sume period within twen-
ty years.
Careful examination OF the various
losses show that fluffy 70 epr cent are
attributed TO what are officially known
us missing vessels"
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Electric BIttcrs is medicine
suiicd FOR any season, but perhaps more
rcnrrally needed when the lanEuid cX-
hausted feeling prevails when che liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need Of a
tonic and Alternative Is felt a prompt
use OF this medicine has often avGrted
long and perhaps fatol bilious fevGrS,
No medicine will act more surely In
countCracilng and freeing the system
from the malArlal poison. Headache, in-
digestion, constipation, dizziness yield 10
Electric RItters. soc and 81 90 per bottle
at Logan Drug Co, s drug store.
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THEY CRIED PEACE.
But There Was No Peace at Cooper
Union Meeting.
NEW WORKERS IN A TURMOIL

Over the Question Of EndOrsInE ths Arbl-
trutIOn Treaty Between Great Brltain
aud the United stAtss-Jadgs Lynn
Throws Fire Brand aud Turns Mass
Meeting Called to Favor tho Treaty
into One DenOuncInK n-ChnirmRn
ssth Low rttsSsd- Outcome OF Remark1
able AnaIr.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. March IL
Secretary OF state Sherman to-day ap-
pointed william b. Gaitre, OF Marietta,
Ohio. as his confidential clerk. The PS-
sltion pays 81 1909 1t has been fllled
heretofore by the detail Of civil service
clerk. Mir Gaitre was associated with
President Mckinley while he was gov
prnUr OF Ohio
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Y1No GEORGES OPINION.
Europe Alarmed at the Unexpected show
ing Made by Greece.

ATHENS, March 1.-THE King OF
Greece, talking ten. meurber Of the par
lament is quote as saying:
Europe Is alarmed. not on account
of the annexation OF Crete to Greece.
but because events have shown that
Greece is an element OF force in the
Mediterranean. DOR rapidly mobilized
fleet Grated jealousies. /, myself. ordered
the recall or the Hydra and Mlaoulis
from Cretan waters. because feared
our rivals would sieEc a pretext To de-
story two OF our first-class ships
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FOR increase Of pension filed by Or, W.
w. Granger OF Farmont Is made spc-
clnl
These claims OF Ohio and Pennsylva-
mia applicants have been granted also:
OhlO-Davld Wagner, Marietta: minor
OF William Moore. Belmont county.
PennsylvaniH-Adnline Crawford, OF
Washington county; Joseph W. Martin,
OF Greene county.
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HADDoNFIELD, N, J., March IL
The announcement teIcgraphed from
Philadelphia last night that Colonel
Jesse Pcyton. the Father Of Ccnten-
mails" was dead at his home in this
place. was premature. colonel Peyton
is lying at deaths door, but he Is stu
n1fyp
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A PLOT FOR A PLAY
May Be Found in the Career OF
This Bold Criminal.
IIEIIAS A REMARKABLE RECORD.

Engaged ia Every Known Species Of
sVindlInE In TIT" Country, lie EScaPeS
10 England, Where, Posing as Rich
American senator, lie Wines aud DInsS
with the ArIstOcruey, RObbl"E Them.
MakrS Big Haul Ia India and Finally
Arreatsd In New York for Stealing.
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WHY continue to pass your nights In
scratching aud your days In Misery
DOau's Ointment brings instant relief,
and permanently cures even the worst
cases OF Itching Piles, II never falls,
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on arriving at and leaving the train.
AS the train left the depot her majesty
stood at the window and bowed 70 the
people assembled.
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poInlmcnrs from governors viii be ad-
vised that time cannot be- given TO u dlb-
CuSslOn ~ their cases.