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Neither Fling Nor Women Insultcd.
Havana. February 26,-Consul General
Lee dined at the Hotel Inglaterra tonigh,
and spent the evening in company with his
family and friends. The position of Consul
General Lee is now said to be as follows
II Secretary Of State olney will not
promise to support demand for the re-
placed incommunicado lin solitary confine-
menD more than seventy-two hours IN
violation Of the treaty he will resign.
General Lee today handed to the Asso-
ciated Press correspondent the following
general statement with the request that II
be circulated:
Neither our flag nor young American
women have ever been insulted here. on
the contrary, | have always found the
Spaniards courteous and polite to all
Americans as well as TO every one else"
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Mckinley Is Well.

Canton. Ohio. February 28.--Dr. T. H..
Phillips at o'clock said:
Major Mckinley is a well man and per.
fectly able to make the Journey to Wash
ington. He win be we'll enough TO receive
his fellow citizens Monday evening; in fact
It is his wish 10 do so. But there Will be
70 handshaking He will be able to say Q
few words Of farewell II he so desires.
do not advise against 1t, yet am not In I
position to say thst he will. He must con
tinue to have absolute rest and will moi
receive any callers during the remainder o
his stay In Canton.'
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London. February os.--I.atimer r. Joncc.
the horse dcaier and proprietor OF Elks-
dale stud farm. near scarborough. who
was recently arrested at that place 90
an extradit,ou warrant charging him with
forgery to the amount OF xlio.VO0 said TO
have boon comsuiu;cd In New York IN
lSS', was arrasgned an the Bow street po-
tice court today. lilo was accompanied by
his wife, {. t. Gall appeared for the ?ris-
osner. who offered to return TO the .undted
preferred against him by the Tappau com.
pany Jones WIN leave for New York.
after the cxpirWi1on OF fifteen days in
charge OF Detective Sergeant John Gun OF
the Central police OF New York
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Editors in Mexicn.

Mexico City, February 20. - President
Diaz received the visiting American ed
itors, wives and daughters today in the his
toric red room in the national palace and
cordially welcomed them to Mexico. The
editors visited the shrine of Guadalupe to-
oay' and tomorrow by invitation go 10 the
castle OF chapuitepec. They start on their
return trip Sunday night. The party is In
excellent health
President Diaz today gave private aud
1hce TO the representative of the Nebraska
Trans Mississippi and International expo
sitions. He expressed himself in cordial
sympathy with the exposition and the in
'erview was very satisfactory.
me government revenues continue sur
prisihgly large The policy of taxation re-
duction continues. as the government does
not Wis., TO accumulate a large surplus at
the expense Of trade and industry.
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:, .xsvAAL INVESTIGATION.

claims that Chamberlain
pos 800 nothing of the Hnid.
,onaou February 26.-The inquiry OF the
elementary committee into the Jameson
!. r,s resumed today in Westminster
IN u, There was crowd of peers and mem
=. :, the house OF commons present, but
!. prince Of Wales was absent.
u. Edward Blalse's examination of Col
~ Cecil Rhodes was continued. The wilt
=. admitted he had instructed his agent
.s.r Mr. Rutherford Harris. to conf
.,,,,r communicate the plans of the Sc
Spu s.nysment TO certain persons In Eng
e. M. he refused to dlvulge their names.
n. Usnry Labouchere next examined
,.lne, Rhodes. He asked:
" Sr,s Germany the power you believed
,,,dent Kruger favoredE
yes was the reply
u, ,ha witness read extracts from speech
aSI,sred by President Kruger before the
c.-nsn club of Pretoria on the occasion of
vmrsror Williams birthday in 1889
q, IAbochere suggested that President
v,,sers speech had been an after-dinncr
rstiu. ,,, .p,.,
Am, Kruger only drinks water
Iosr discussion relative to the taxa
se # mines, Mr. I.abouchere questioned
\. witness in regard to the meaning he
attended to convey by the use OF the term
trll rights" in his former testimony.
,Asreupcn colonel Rhodes, with a Vehe-
wrt gesture. exclaimed: "The Johannes
s,rrrs have no civil rights, and no body
| n guglishmen will ever remain in any
,hcs any period without insisting on their
trl rights
Statistical evidence showing the animos-
NJ q the Transyaal toward Great Britain
nd Cape Colony followed.
Rh,dw, replying to question, absolutely
,ouItted Mr.. Chamberlain, the secretary
Il tate for the colonies, from any knowl-
| Hee d The revolutionary movement, where
mn Mr.. Chamberlain interposed that he
susli be happy to answer any questions on
TIA subject. After remark from Colonel
gkoks that he thought that at the present
nte 0, progression the inquiry would last
no Years, the committee adjourned until
tuesday.
NJ. Labouchere's examination OF Colonel
Rhodes resembled friendly discussion.
| ne former was most conciliatory and the
auS answered freely and easily, Often
ta!ng into long arguments and speaking
IA great energy.
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NEW YORK-The American Water Col
or soclety WIN close Is annual exhibition
with a big reception today.
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Dawes comnls~ion Adjourn..

Washington. February 26.-The Dawes
Indian commission. which has been meet-
Ing here several months. considering mat
ters looking TO the reorganization Of tho
Ave civilized tribes. has adjourned TO mHet
at Muskogee, /. r., between March IL and
10.
The Chickasaw delegation which came on
to oppose the Choctaw agreement, failed
In its mission.
The commission has considerable work
before II and VIII proceed to the labor OF
making up the citizenship rolls OF all the
tribes immediately OH Its arrival.
Chairman Dawes will not likely Join tho
others In the field until April.
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sanruil.y at Liberty.

Havana, February 26.-Julio Sanguilly
having been set at liberty. spent the even
ing at his home with large number OF
friends. He leaves tomorrA7 on the Mas
cote for Key West.
The Associated Press correspondent
called on sanguilly tonight. His hand
some residence is villa in the outskirts
Of Havana In the quarter called The Ccrro.
the aristocratic resort of the city. San
gully expressed gratefulness to the queen
for the grace of pardon. which greatly
surprised him. He said that he never
thought that he would be pardoned. Be-
fore the Associated Press eArespondent left
Sanguilly's residence he asked the corre-
spondent to make public his gratitude TO
the state department. to tho American
consul and to all those contributing to his
liberty He expressed satisfaction with
the American press for the great interest
shown In his case.
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New Orleans nicycIe Races.

Now Orleans. February 2G.--MIle. anna
teur, open-F. W. Powers won. T. j. Shaw
serond NJ. j. Castle third. Time, 0H.
Half mile open professional-Jny Eaton
won. n. II. Stcenaen second, ]. #, Star
buck third. Time | 052i.
TWO miles. handican. amateur-E. G..
Bowen won, les yards; r. j. Shaw, 1C5
yards, second; Il. S. Allen. 30 yaris. third
Time, i:49.
Mile, paced. professionai-Eaton won,
W9nig recond, Scott third. Time. 2,21.
Mile, open for club members-G. w Rob-
erts won, T.. l.. Hurlbut second. T. o. AL
len thIrd. Time 20.
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Havana. February 26,-The Spanish gun
heat Contramestro has landed forces at
Gallina and Santa Teresa. They we're re-
ceiyed with hot fire, but succeeded In re-
pulsing he insurgents. assisted by the gun
boats. without any loss to the marines
Two sailors, however, wero wounded.
At Media Luna. near Manzanila, the
Spanish gunboat Cuba Espanola fired on
and dispersed band OF insurgents. The
latter attacked Canutoa, but were repulsed
with heavy loss.
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New Orleans. February 26.-Weathei'
fine; track heavy. Summaries:
Seven MISUNDERSTANDING. Pearson. SKY
Blue. Time III.
One niIe--Augustina, Hurns. Harry g..
Time, 1854.
Six ADMINISTRATIONS. May Ashley.
Lizzetta. Time. l:23
Seven furlongs-- Robert Latta, Pitfali.
Hardenburg. Time. l:4oh.
six furlonrs.- Ella Pennanoe, Old Domln.
ion, M.dstar Time 1:22.
six fariongs- Doabie Dummy, Sugar
Cane, lila. Time, 1.2fA.
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A CALMER ATTITUDE.


he Inauguratcd He warned tho repub-
Leans that they had suffered In the past
because they had yicd~d something VI
prlnclpol to tho demands of infiationIsts.
The lawn of lS13 and 1880 were mistakes.
In conclusion he appealed to his sido to
show their courage by defeating thin
measure.
leader OF tho republicans. and Mr.. Gross
venor CRop) OF ohio followed with rings
ing speeches ~ favor " the bill.
At 5;25 tho house adjourned.
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Newcomer publishers.

Albany, N y, February 25.-The Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers association
was Incorporated today 10 provide COM
non agency for gathering and dissemiD-
OF reputable newspapers and TO protect
them from irresponsible cusinmera The
directors are. Cherries w. Knapp. st.
Louis; ]. a. Butler Buffalo; William
Frederick Driscoll, ST. Paul, Mimi; W.
N. Self Ptttsburg: Milton a. McRae. Gin.
c.nnati; Charles Taylor. Jr.. Boston. and
s. ] Kaufman. Washington.
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JAPANESE OFFICERS.


building Of ships.
Philadelphia, Pa, February 2G,-Lieu-
tenants kyo Aoki and Takakura, con-
structing engineers OF the Japanese royal
navy, have arrived In this city joining
Captain lakura. who is supervising the
construction o. two cruisers being built
at Cramps ship yards Lieutenant Taxa
kura will go to San Francisco on similar
duty at the Union Iron works. Captain
1akuria will divide his time between the
two cities.
In company with Captain Iakura the
two lierenants spent several hours at the
Cramps yard yesterday. They found that
the flat keel for the cruiser had already
been laid and that q small army of men
were at work rlvetng the vertical keel.
The ribs and deck frames are being turned
out from the foundry and many huge
plates have already been completed Lieu
tenant OaH Will ROMAN here until the
vessel is launched. which may be for two
years
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To Pay the Debt.

luton has passed both branches Of tn,
Arkansas legislature agreeing TO the set
Element OF the debt due from the State o.
Arkansas TO the National government, al
proposed by the measure now before con
gress. known as the Melkeljohn amend
mont. IL is stated on good authority tina
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Nttsburg. February 25.-In tho Billiard
tournament tonigbt Mclaughlin played a
much better game than when he was do
featcd by Maggioli on Monday. lie made
several difficult shots. which were heart
Ny applauded SPHINX played an even
game, but faded 10 ret in enough big
runs. Tomorrow nph, $ game VIII be he
tween Maggioli and Gallagher. TonAght'e
score: Mclaughlin 400, highest run d,
average II ia-Sa, SpinS SIS, highest run a.
avOrago , 1874.
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to be 10000 to $4,000 besides the depos-
its, which are said to be $1,000 or $4,000.
The alleged cause OF the assignment Is the
fact that this bank has $4,000 on deposit IN
the State Savings bank.
Receiver Ripley OF the State snvings
bank today filed an amendment to his bill
against the Union Loan and Trust COM
pany. asking that the Lithonla bank be
placed In the hands Of 4 raceiyer.
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Washington, February 2e.-Mr. Henry
w. Mcdonnell, planter OF Point Clair,
Ala. who owns a large plantation in Cuba
fifteen miles from Havana, Is In the city
direct from Cuba, where. he says, he was
subjected to series of degradatons. lie
tried without success to see Secretary OIL
nov today but will file written statement
Of the outrage TO which he was subjected
and will ask Representative stallings' his
representative In congress, to assist him
in having the matter investigated.
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SEEK AID.

Sufferers in DrOnth Stricken Dis
tricts of Louisiana.
st. Louis, February 26.--J. 7. Coldwall OF
Claiborne parish, La. is in the city trying
to secure aid for the drouth-stricken peo-
pie in his parish.
I'm Claiborne parish, which Is my home. .
he said, there are about IL, 900 inhabi-
tants. They are nearly all farmers. there
being no cities in the parish OF these 49,
900 a conservative estimate would place
the number of destitute persons at about
1000. They are both white and black, and
have come to this condition through no
fault OF their own. The poorest classes
have now absolutely nothing TO live on
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mtttec on commerce, and the committee
utfectci Representative Aidrich OF ililnoIs
70 report to the house a hill prohibiting
transportation OF pictures or DESCRIPTIONS
0t prize lights by mail or Interstate COM
une Years Imprisonment for violation OF
sns hw. This bill Applies TO tho erans-
nnEESoii OF reports from one State 10 an
ol.sr. but Is not Intended to Interfere
WIN improvements OF occurrence and re-
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Lincoln, Neb., February 26.-The senate
this afternoon unanimously adopted res
olution protesting against the treatment OF
American citizens in Cuba by Spanish Of
ficers. denouncing the administration at
Washington for its "unpatriotlc conduct
and commenting Consul General Lee,
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LEES MESSAGE.
Text of the Demand Made Upon Mr..
OIney In the scott Case.

OIney In the scott Case.
New York, February 26.-The Herald this
morning prints what 1T asserts is a copy OF
the famous dispatch cabled by Consul Gen
eral Lee TO Secretary of State Olney. The
dispatch is as follows:
"Olney. Washington
Have demanded release of Scott Amer
icnn Citizen who has been kept in prison
and incommunicado without due process OF
law eleven days. Trust you appreciate
gravity OF the situation and are prepared
to sustain me.
Must have warship Immediately. How
many shps have you at Tampa Key west
and Southern waters, and are You prepared
to send them here should it become neces-
sary
Il can not and will not stand another
Ruiz murder.
(Signed) Lee Havana
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New York. February ga well filled
ouse greeted William j. Bryan In Carnegie
Music hall tonight when he appeared on the
platform to deliver lecture on Money
under the auspices of the Bimetallic asso-
citation The platform was filled with friends
OF the free coinage theory.
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Madrid. February 26.-The preamble OF
the queens decree OF pardon of Sanguilly
saws that the United States demanded the
pardon OF Sanguilly in friendly manner.
and Sanguilly has undertaken to in the
future. neither directly or indirectly, to as
sist In the rebellion. The incident is con-
sidnred closed.
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Washington. February 2G.-What was
probably the final meeting of tho Venezue-
Ian boundary commission was held here
today. Arrangements were completed for
printing tho mass OF information accumu-
lated by the commission In the course Of
its Investigations This matter probably
will be ready for distribution In six weeks.
It's chief value Will be In furnishing satis-
faotorIly authenticated. data upon which
the arbitration tribunal may continue it,
inYcstigailon.
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claimed Of the Alabama reward. read tbo
reply which the late William II. Smith nv
first lord Of the treasury, made to a sin' Us >
lar question In 1898. 1t was in effect that
II Is contrary to the terms of the treaty
oil washington for the British government,
70 REQUEST the return of the unclaimed
the prospect of the United States offerinr
TO return 1t. he could not speak for the
government of the United States.
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London, February GA special dis
patch from johannesburg says that con-
sternation has prevailed there since the
Rad adopted yesterday a new court law by
which any judgment OF the high court can
be annuled by the Rad. Business. II Is
added. is demoralized. as no contract
or concession is regarded as safe. The
English newspapers maintain that the law
Is breach of article 81 OF the convention
and even Dutch newspapers counsel mod
Grafton.
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Chinngn Nnminntions.

Chicago. February 26.--The republican
city convention today nominated Judge Ma.
thanicl Sears for mayor; Charles Gross, city
treasurer: Frederick Laudin. city clerk, aud
r. D. West. city attorney.
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nsoRRECTION IN MANILA.
:, ,,.parsd Natives Were Killed
- BY the Troops
,aFyAr1AcxED REVENUE BARRACKS
,,~ TO prevent the Troops
Nefe Wing nm Attack on Cnvtte.
no, 49,, from Foreign Lands

y, February 2s.-Advices received
.-,m Manila say an instruction
-, there yesterday. Bands of
:. and natives attacked the barracks
:, a. revenue officers.
.,,o,. restored order by killing 200
,,. and arresting many others.
..,s.t Of the rising was to prevent
..,o,. from attacking Cavitc.
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Des Moines, Iowa February 26.-The Sc
curity Loan and Trust company assigned
here this evening. The company's stock
is 100000 and 1t is believed none but
stockholders will lose. No estimates OF
assets or liabilities can be made.
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WAsHINGTON-The Immigration BIZ
/. CINCINNATI-The republican con
Now Gninen Mns.ncrc.

Brisbane, Queensland. February 26.--
Further details from New Guinea Of the
massacre by the natives of Manbara, In
which the governor resident was killed,
say that in addition six miners and forty
natives were murdered.
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For II Commercial Treaty.

New York. February 26.-The Heralds
correspondent in Lima, Peru. telegraphs
that the Peruvian government will prob
ably send a special minister to the United
States to arrange a treaty of commerce.
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secret Meeting of Deputies.

Athens, February 26.-The government
deputies at secret meeting Just held de-
cided to support any government favorng
q forward policy
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Gainesville. Texas. February a6,-.plans
arc being perfected for Incorporating the
Gainesville Baseball and BIcycNr club
CapAal. 1880 and shares $40 each. A club
will probably be put IN the field the COM
ins season and a nice park made.
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nenlh nf EIt.,. Mnthcr-in-Lnw.

Carson. New, February GA telegram
from New York late this evening an
uounces the death OF Mrs Julian. Fitz-
simmons mother-iu-iaw. and cast shad-
CIV over the training quarters at Cook q
ranch. His mother, Julian said, had been
differing from heart troubles for months
and all hopes of her recovery was given
I'm weeks ago
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Atlanta Ga. February 26.-The Banh
=, Iithonia. a branch OF the Union Loan
and Trust company q Atlanta. made an
assignment today to ]. @. Johnon. mer.
chant of Lithonia- The liabilities are said
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Greece VIII AcuufcsCe.

London, February ga telegram recciv-
ed here from Athens this afternoon by n
Greek firm in this city, states that King
George of Greece has intimated that he
intends TO accept the demands OF the pow
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SANCUlLLY WAS RELEASED.
His Pardon Mas Cabled by the
Queen Regent.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT INFORMED
In Madrid the Incident Ia I,ooLed
Upon AZ Enthusiastically Prom
iscd Not to Aid Rebellion.

Washington, February 26.-Secretary OIL
ney today received the following brief
cablegram from Consul General Lee.
"Sanguilly released today''
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No nnr Out Nc.ysnnpcr picinre..

Washington. February 26.--rhe question
OF newspaper publications of prize fights
was discussed today by the house COM
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ENGLISH INTRIGUES.
taks Of Syndicate After the
i, Railways of Brazil.

tAlePs Of Syndicate After the
Railways of Brazil.
Mlork. February 26.-The Herald's
Emadent in Rio Janeiro. Brazil. tele-
rua,t 5000 fanatics are now centered
skng positions and are receiving from
Rru unknown to the government great
srlhes Of arms, amInuniton and provi-
ms
10 Chief OF the federal troops has de-
tiaa achievements from the Brazilian
rsnnent to make an attack on the fan
us.
iade have been published in Rio Jan
- Startling revelations of the intrigues
hnbers Of a big European syndicate
iseoliating for the lease of railways
Hul 1t Is charged that attempts
tih ''''' MS" ''i'
,aIe was big reception In the govern.
~. ~ oalace In Rio Janeiro to celebrate the
atnti,n. '' ''N'p' ''i' VI 'he ne" eo"-
- Nalians who We're damaged during
s',s s.'.al troubles In Brazil have filed
- ~ court asking for an Indemnity.
y. venezuelan Treaty.
y. io'k' February pa special to the
sSsa from Caracas says:
~ message OF President Crespo on the
ss.aaiS line treaty negotiated by the Uni
A.. ,A'ss with England has been read to
s.n ,ls,a. q congress. AS cabled to the
h.,. a Inc message is in favor Of tho
tlv f., al us points, and asks congress
pns,aa,.s.' consideration TO the protocol.
III tbs ~, Siespo argues that the protocol
uh,vs utmost Importance to the country
! a. ~ a ni Is urgent in his request to con-
aits, s s,ve careful consideration TO The
ar ,, s'nee congress convened on Feb
II thonss u .y has been widely discussed
ko,s mere remains some decided OH
l,Aas,". principally that NJ senior
ban mi,,N WHO was formerly the Vepe.
| hsBen, n to England-the stand of
' 'respo has won many friends for
! I'M NJ naishetana's recent viru,.rt ,t,.o,.
sa ses vuMed States, and his declar.tior
suI,ve'ary olney has enterod I ;nt,
ssh have haa england against Vene-
""u little effect here.
N, y Plague Congress,
a. n 'ork' February 26-A snoo,o, -
i a''sla from Venice says: ''S'''' 70
o. Ap,,,, a.s'sa'ion with Count Luetzow
k,sss ,o,. - aeleEate to the international
ri,, \, SEAS he said the Instructions
Nf,,l o,ss ssole purely dlplomatic Ia a1
sao zee i, !, The present corsoro rna
aolsra cop,s ,s regarding the preseption
~ sf best ana h not be applied to the bu.
.oas Of N. nave 1t ratified BY Turkev
sasIesiiOn. i, objects Is to obtain This
,ae plensrv "ns reported at the si,tirr
been recs, congress that No onsna n
~ TO reo,;.s. from the porte in re-
lr,a'e taken il eelegates described tho
snsaia, and M s'op the pilgrimage frnn,
k,sc The ssn, mi. Persian delegate ey.
~ sanitary Organization NJ ra
a's Arrived OF the United States
.Ldaa, Fssru a Of Repayment.
saasat.r, ', ' 2s-G. R. curzor
~ replying Secretary e for tho foreIun
to rAom, ~ the house Of commona
spss'...',. l day. ago 'V %s., Bowler sr who
Britain united States repavir,
the 100000 sti IA' uns