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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
AMONG THE COURTS.
COURT OF INsoLENc,Y.


The docket in the court of insolvency
for today is as follows:
1674-William H. Ryan, Fitchburg.
third meeting.
1sS1-Henry F. Allen, F1tcBburg, third
meeting.
17O1-David A. Wilder, Leominster, sec
cnd meeting.
1709-Adjustable Saw Table Company.
Fitchburg, second meeting.
17l1-Waler r. Jackson, Fitchburg,
1714-Frenier & Houle, Leominster,
second meeting.
1724-J. D. & C. H. Glasheen, Peters,
ham, first meeting
In the court of insolvency, Monday,
George T. Woodward filed a voluntary
petition in insolvency, the date for the
hearing being set for March g. No
schedule of liabilities or assets is filed.
The petitioner has been engaged in the
publishing business in this city, being
the editor of a trades journal Deputy
Sheriff eHayter is appointed messenger.
George0M. Woodward appears for the
petitioner.
ATTACHMENTS.
John L. ONeil VS.. Charles S. Forbes,
Worcester, s4OO, superior court of Mid
dlesex county; writ served by Hayter.
j. L. O'Neil for plaintiff.
Lucy E. Hiscox VS. Arthur F. Hiscox.
Webster, $4,000, superior court; writ
served by Clare.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT-UT-
LEY, J.-MONDAY, FEB. 21.
William Schnarski, charged with evad
ing car fare and using indecent lang
uage, had his case filed on the first
charge, and was fined IS on the latter.
Schnarski said he had been to christ
ening, and was in no condition to know
what he said.
cruelty to animals was placed on file,
as he promised to take his team home
and keep 1t there until it was in better
condition.
Michael eastman, charged with as
saulting his wife, was discharged.
George Nero, charged with yagrancy,
mad his case continued until Wednes-
day. Officer Deadly had in Fred Lee,
who was disturbing the peace at the
station yesterday He was fined SO.
John McGarr and James Love had a
drunken fight yesterday, and both were
lined S5 for being drunk, and $5 more
for creating disturbance. The drunks
were; Michael Sullivan, house of corree-
ton, one year; Thomas Gully house of
correction, four months, appealed Eu-
gene Marengo, SO; Thomas F. lynne.
So; William Burt, John Kelley, Miles A.
Wood, Patrick Murphy and Arthur Lee
land, filed; James Conlon withdrew his
appeal and was sentenced to the state
farm for six months.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
BANQUET TO Mr.. BARTLETT
Public School Principals to Tender One to
Department Commander

The supervising principals Of the pub
lie schools win tender their fellow mem
ber, William H. Bartlett, supervising
principal Chandler street school, a com
plimentary. banquet in honor of his cleo
ton as department commander Of the
Massachusetts G.. A. r., Saturday even
ing, March 5. Arrangements will be
made by Joseph Jackson, supervising
principal Of Woodland street school, and
H. Mooney, supervising princi-
pal Quinsigamond school.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
FUNERAL OF THOMAS APPLETON

The funeral of Thomas Appleton took
place from his late home, No 817 South
bridge street Monday afternoon. Ser
vices were held at the house at 230
Rev Henry Hague officiating. A dele
cation from Court Thomas e. Cunning
ham, No 6S, F. of A., attended the fu-
neral In carriages. The Foresters' bur
ial ritual was read by Chief Ranger
Thomas F Dean Of the court The
floral offerings consisted of a pillow
marked "No. S. F. of A." from Court
Thomas A. Cunningham; floral wreath
from Mr. and Mrs. John Wainwright;
and sheaf of wheat from the family.
The bearers were T. F. Dean, Fred A.
Keen, J. J. Mcdonald, John Buckley,
George Hobson and Michael Nee. mem
bers of the court
The remains were placed in the receiv-
ing tomb at Hope cemetery.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
AUCTIONS.
o. A. KELLEY, Auct'r, I6s Mechanic ST
Worcester.
PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

THURSDAY, FEB. "a, '9S, at 10 a. M,
situated on the old county road from
Worcester to West Boylston, 1 mile
from Summit Station, on farm known
as the knight Farm. Having sold my
farm, / will dispose of the following
Personal Property at auction: Is EX-
IRA GOOD COWS, 6 New Mich Cows.
Fat Cow, l Veal Calf, small Calves,
l Gray Mare, years old weight 1900
pounds, l pair Gray Horses, Z years old,
extra good farm team, Bay Horse, 7
years old, weight HOO pounds, a good
driver, 2 Pigs, extra two-horse Wagon,
l two-horse Tip Cart, Express Wagon,
Side-Bar Carriage, l Phaeton Car
riage, 1 Traverse Runner Sleigh, light
Sleigh, 2 sets Team Harnesses, 2 Tx-
press Harnesses, 4 sets light Driving
Harnesses, 1 Moving Machine, l Horse
Rake, good Harrows, Cultivators. l
two-horse Steel Scraper, and a large
number of other farming utensils, 200
gallons of Vinegar and 80 tons of HAY.
Also valuable lot of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, including two Parlor
Stoves, and lot of other things too nu-
merous to mention.
No postponement on account of
weather. J. F, KNIGHT
Feb 81, 1898 o. A. Kelley. Auct'r
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THE B. ]. F. DEBATERs.

The following members We're chosen
to take part in the coming public de-
bate of the B. J. F. Society OF Holy
Cross. College. at a special meeting Of
the society. Monday; George O'Toole,
'ss; William J. Phelan, sS; Arthur
Walsh, 9S; William H. Barry, '9S. AT
the regular meeting, this evening, com
mittees and substitute debaters for the
event will be appointed.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
STAMP AGENCIES DOOMED,
Postmaster Greene Must Establish Sub
Stations Instead.

Postmaster Greene has received word
from Washington to cut off the II
stamp agencies of the city, beginning
March l. He has also received instruc-
tions to establish sub-stations in diff
ferent sections of Worcester, as the pub
lie demand required. This will not be
done until July l. The sub-stations will
he a better accommodation to the pub
lie, wherever they are started, because
not only can stamps be purchased, but
post Office orders can be issued and let
ters and parcels registered
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
DEATH on JOIN cULLorY.

John Culloty, for many years a resi-
!. dent Of this city. but for the past nine
years residing in Waterbury, Conn,
died last Saturday at his home in Wa
terbury. Besides his wife, he leaves
two daughters and three sons, two of
whom, Michael and John, were well and
favorably known in this city. The fu-
neral will take place on the arrival of
the 211 train in this city this afternoon
lnterment will be in st. Johns ceme-
terry
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
DR.. HALE'S LECTURES.
Postponed Event to Come Off in Sails
bury Hall Tomorrow Night

The postponed lecture of Edward Ev-
erett Hale upon early Boston will be
given at Salisbury hall on Wednesday,
Feb. 23 The fourth of the course must
also come in this week, as DR.. Hale
goes south on Feb. 2S. The date has
not been fully arranged, but will be
either upon Friday or Saturday.
Each lecture of this course is distinct
by itself, and one not holding course
tickets need have no hesitancy in buy
ing at the door single tickets to one or
both of the remaining lectures.
The lantern pictures will be shown
and described in the reverend doctors
inimitable manner at these lectures.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
FIRE LOSSES ADJUSTED.

The loss on the buildinglowned by the
Fits Land and Power Company, at 25
Hermon street, which was damaged by
fire Friday night, was adjusted Monday
through the agency of N. A. Harring-
ton, for S1043.9O
The following losses have been adjust
ed through the agency of f. f. Brown,
on the contents of the Belmont stables,
which burned last Wednesday morning
q w Cummings, $15S; H. w Austin,
$130.75; A. E. Orff, $50.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
ST. MARKS NEW RECTOR.
Rev. Willis #. Hazard Accepts the Call of
the Church.

Rev. Willis Hatfield Hazard has ac-
cepted the call of st. Marks Episcopal
Church to be its rector, and will assume
his charge on the second Sunday after
Easter Henry L. Parker, senior war
den Of the church, has received a letter
containing the formal acceptance. Mr..
iazarq I5,i is a young man, of an old
Philadelphia family, and is a graduate
from Howard university, where he re-
cefTed the degree of Phi. D. He is at
present, the, rector Of st. Johns parish,
of Concord, Pa.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
daortestrr Daily spp.
CITY NEWS.
BANQUET is POSTPONED.

The members of the Danforth Club of
the First Baptist Church were to hold
their annual banquet, Thursday eve
ming in the First Baptist Church. 1t
was so announced on the printed
church calendars. But, as the commit
tee having the program in charge find
that they will be unable to get all their
speakers upon that day. the affair has
been indefinitely postponed 1t will
probably be held sometime next month.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
The COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE. BOSTON. Feb. II. 1898.
THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURES

IHI UUWWII TIE UN WHNUI HU UIlEN
will give hearing to parties interested
in a petition of the mayor of Brockton.
with accompanying bill, that Brockton
may extend it's use of the electric light
plant to city hall; also on petition of J. H.
Mellen, with accompanying bill, that
Worcester may buy or build an electric
light plant, at room No 440, state house,
on MONDAY, FEB, q, at 1915 o'clock a.
m.
CHAS. f. WOODWARD, Chairman.
GEO. G. FREDERICK,
Clerk of the Committee.
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Worcester Five Gents S0ViRgS B01k.
NOTICE TO DEPoSITORs.
February 1st. 1898.

Depositors are requested to present
their Deposit Books for verification in
accordance with Sect. AZ, Chapter BIZ, of
the Acts of 1904.
J. STEWART BROWN,
Treasurer.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
Headache!
PyrO-Febrin Tablets

VIII cure sick or nervous headache.
women's periodical headaches and
neuralgia at once. No reaction. viii
cure head cold in day. Endorsed
by Prof. Stoddard of Smith College
and physicians generally. Price CSC.
Cut this out and send with 2.cent stamn to Pvro.
Febrin Co, Northampton Mass. and thew viii send
you erial package with Testimonials free.
For Sale BIZ BUSH & COMPANY.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE. BOSTON Feb. IS. 1898
THE COMMITTEE ON TAXATION
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICE

STATE HOUSE. BOSTON. Feb. 1s. 1898.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-22

In accordance with the provisions Of sec
ton AZ of chapter 317 of the acts OF 1894,
deposftors are requested to present their
bank books to the bank for verification.
H. WOODWARD. Treas.
February 1st. 1898.
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GIVE SERVICE EXEMPTIONS.
An Order From che Erssidsnt Expectsd
In Few Days.

An Order From che Frssidsst Expsctsd
In Few Days.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28.-The exact
date Of the issuance Of the civil service
order Of the president has not been
fixed, though the president has asked
to have the final departmental recom-
mendations submitted at the earliest
moment. The indications are. that it
will be ont in . few days. The presi-
dent has discussed the general scope Of
the forthcoming exemptions with the
members Of the cabinet and others, and
there have been several consulta-
tions Of late among departmental
officials. The exemption, sc iiss now
understood, in addition to thoee already
mentioned, will include members of the
board Of pension appeals, to which
appeals from the action Of the pension
bureau first go; law clerks in the general
land Office. and, among others, per diem
employees IN the ofices OF the surveyors
gensral. Some officials in the Indian
service are said to be slated for exemp-
ton, and q few officers in the postal ss6y-
ice, including cashiers and others In
postofaces, for whose duties the post
masters are held responsible, will be in
cluded. Private secretaries to chiefs Of
the bureaus will also be taken ont Of the
civil service, but tho chief clerks and
chiefs Of divisions are not to be affected.
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country in his special car, he took his
band Of musicians with him. He even
took them into Eastern cities, where
they attracted much attention.
RULES in BANKRUPTCY.

Federal snprelne Court Announces the
Proper Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The United
States supreme court, through Justice
Gray, announced the new bankruptcy
rules which it was authorized to frame
and promulgate under the national
bankruptcy act Of July 1, 1898. The
rules have been awaited with much In
terest, as number.of courts declined to
proceed with bankruptcy cases until the
supreme court announced the new
rules.
Justice Gray announced that the new
rules would take effect on Monday, Jan.
2, 1892, and that all other proceedings
heretofore taken substantially in con-
formity with the act and to the regula-
tions Of 1857 as far as practicable, would
be upheld. The blank forms to accom-
pany the rules, he said, would not be
ready for distribution for some time,
owing TO proof revision, etc.
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NEW YORK SUFFERS.
snewfall Of . Foot Accompanied by 4
X 6ixtY. Aaila Wind q

ssswfali Of . Foot Aceompanisa by 4
Sixty-AIils Wind,
s9 New York, Nov He blizzard of
Saturday and Sunday has transformed
the city into spectacle of glisteninR
white Of surprising beauty, the peculiar
ity of the storm being the encrusting Of
every window, sides of buildings and
trees with snow and ice. Nearly foot
of snow fell during the storm and for a
time the wind blew at the rate OF So to
90 miles an hour. Suburban traffic was
blocked for several hours in the morn.
ing and after that trains ran at long In.
tervals. All trains were DELAYED, The
terrific blow of Saturday night did much
damage to the small shipping in New
York harbor. It is reported that several
tug boats belonging to the Kingston
Towing company, together with large
number Of canal boats were sunk up the
river by the force of the gale. The
shores of the Hudson arc Uttered with
wreckage.
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/ FAILED FOR A MILLION.
End Of the skyroeket Career Of Grant G
Gillett.

Gillett.
ABELINE, Kan, Nov. 27.-A failure
involving cattle interests throughout
the Southwest was precipitated here
during the day, when an attachment
suit for e40,0 900 was filed against Grant
@. Gillett Of Woodbine by the Gillespie
Commission company of Kansas City.
Gillett controls thousands of cattle on
the Southwest ranges and his liabilities
are believed to be over 81, 900, 900.
The career of Grant c. Gillett has
been of the skyrocket order. He is but
81 years Of age and his operations have
startled the more conservative stock
men. Four years ago he lived on a
mortgaged quarter section of land near
Woodbine, where he began in his cattle
trade by feeding ateers f9r others.
2t In thiS he was. successful, and on the
little ranch he laid the groundwork Of q
business which has enabled him to ham
die over 200, 900 cattle within the last
three years. His methods were as novel
as they were daring. Soon he seemed
to have unlimited credit. He bought
great droves Of cattle IN Texas and
brought them north for saleand feeding.
Soon he organized his celebrated cow
boy band, composed of plainsmen in his
employ. and, when he rode about the
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ON THE FOX RIVER.

FlpdIbgs In . WIscopsin Case Reversed BY
the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The supreme
court has reversed the decision Of the
supreme court Of Wisconsin in the case
Of the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal
company against the Patten Paper com.
lany and others, involving the rights Of
riparian owners Of lands abutting on the
Fox river. It is held that the canal
company has the right to use the sur
plus waters Of the Fox river subject to
the control Of the government o6cers in
charge of the navigation Of that river. &
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INCREASE OF Sc, 200, 900.
Business Of tho Posson,cs Depsse, ,sssss ~
the Past Year. ssss

the Past year. Ssssss
f WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-First Aasik4
ant Postmaster General Perry 9. Heaak
has completed his annual report. excl
the portions relating to military. pdle
offices at the army camps and 81 ~
Antilles and Philippines, and the iIIl rpI1l
free delivery service. both Of which
await further advices. The gsuefSl
business of the department.. shown u
increase Of over $4,000, 600 dufing H
fiscal year. In all departments q the
service, the influence Of the pruspssu
times has made itself apparent. TEls
year there were 27,798, ,O7o doauS ~
money orders issued against -. ~
last year; the amount carried was etoi..
8S, l2l against $l74. 49,, ,878. There 49,
1855 now money order on3ces eGtah.
liahad sg
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Rexardinx Don CarIos.

MADRID, Nov. 92.-El Heraldo pub
fishes dispatch saying that Don Carlos,
the Spanish pretender, will not publish
o manifesto until the peace treaty be-
tween the United States and Spain shall
have been ratified by the chambers.
The paper does not believe that the gov.
ernment knows the whereabouts Of Don
Jaime, son Of Don Carlos.
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GOVERNMENT RAIIRoAD.y

General LonRstreet Advocates Ons Ks6i
Kansas City to the Cease.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Gen. Jaan
Longstrcet, the commissioner Of rat
roads, in his annual report, Just mss1e
public, calls attention to the genstll
prosperity in railroad affairs, and fecoliI-
mends the government constructs ~
operation Of Il first class double RaSk
railroad from Kansas City, Mo-, to G6
Diego, Cal, by air line routes. He dWSIIS
pointedly on the Importance Of our ~
trade relations in the Pacific.
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been heard from and one ON the south
shore and in no case has the steamer
been seen. The only remsining harbor
which she could have reached is Prov
incetown, on Cape Cod, and news from
that port is anxiously awaited, as it is
still impossible to reach that port y
wire. She carried IS passengers and q
crew of Is men.
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MADRID is VERY GLOOMY
Acceptance Of the American Terms Sad
I, News There.

AccePtanc0 Of tho Amoflc1h T0fmS $50
I. News There.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-The city is calm.
There have been no disturbances result
ing from the announcement of Spain's
acceptance Of the terms Of the Ameri-
cans. The papers, however, publish
gloomy articles sadly reminding the
country that the day is one long to be
remembered Us marking "the closing
scene of glorious colonial history"
All agree that the government has
adopted the only possible policy. though
much bitterness is displayed toward the
United States.
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LATE MARKET REPORT.
I.uloth Grain.

DULUTH. Nov. sz
WHEAT-Cash No hard. 7lc; NG1
Northern, &c; No.2 Northern, 6lS; =.
8, Ole. 10 Arrlve-No. hard, Nc;s q.
No ! Northern, 661c. On Track-rN1
hard, 7lc; No. lFNorthern 67o; !.
$40: MAY Hl4k II. i..sE 80
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Seven Vessel. Asbor..

PLYMOUTH, Mass. Nov. 2y.-seven
vessels are ashore and three more are
still to be heard from. A high tide
flooded the entire length Of Water street
with the sea washing completely around
Plymouth Rock.
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FIGHTING IN INDIA.

Tho Mad aullah with SIX Handred Men
Crosses tho Swat Frontier.
sIxLA, Nov. 2s.-The mad mullah,
who, with GOO men, had been threaten.
ing to pass the Swat frontier, has crossed
the Swat rive. and fighting has occurred
between his followers and the Indo.
British forces,
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s.. Paul Union stock Yarls.

81. Paul Union Stock YARD. III
SOUTH ST. PAUL. Nov. 9e
HOGS-Mnrket slow: b010o lowsss
Range Of prices, 42 4290@321h.
CATTLE Market strong; active. 4os0
fat cattic wanted. ~ VI
Sales ranged at s. 0ota8 40 for stocksss:
S2.2593.25 for cows: e375QD4. 90 for stessss
33OO13 10 for heifers; $275 for bulls; l.7ts \.
6GOfor calves. s. \ iESe
SHEEP-Market firm and active
Muttons, 81. .OO: lambs. $3.50 N
Receipts: Cattle. 400: hogs, 900: sD1gSi
$50; calves. 100
Chicago Union Stock Yards. Is ts
CHICAGO. NovsYQ
HOGS-Mnrket rather slow, mostly 10u /
lower.
Sales ranged at $3.lO@s85 for light;
ea1O@34O for mixed; t31O@8.6 To- I
heavy; g 1o@3sO for rough. eS.00046
for Workers. 81 M
CATTLE Best steady; others wesk . I
1Oc lower, n,
Sales ranged at Sa.1O@5.7O 70 for besy16.
t2OO@4G5 for cows and heifers; e3.lO0l.A ~
for Texas steers; IS. 3.6O04 40. for WcstsFnS:s.
q. .OO@4 SO for stockcrs and feeders S:I
SHEEP-Marlsct steady t. Toe loMes.
Sales ranged at S2,GO@4.6 .65 for uatayos
4,.O@4s5 for Westerns: ts.O005 ~ fo1
lambs
Receipts: Hogs, 1000: cattle. l7.oOo;S
oheep, % 900 =. VA -
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.sovel urounds for Contest,

Guy ]. do France contests the election
Of John Riessbeck al county auditor Of
Stark county on the grounds that one Of
the judges of election was candidate
for Office.
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At VINEYARD HAVEN.

Vessels Driven Ashore, Many Of Them to
BE- Dashed TO Pieces.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov. 29.-Sundsy
was the most eventful day that Vine.
yard Haven has known for 40 years.
From early morning until late at night
the water was strewn with wreckage
and vessels were constantly driven
ashore, many Of them to be dashed to
pieces. A feet Of coasting vessels from
st. Johns and other ports III the prov.
inces and Maine were battered to frag.
ments. Most Of the vessels driven
ashore wer> obliged to part their cables
owing to the great danger Of collision
with other vessels which had broken
adrift. tn, driving snow storm pre-.
vented the lifesavers from keeping q
good lookout for distress signals. Oi
the fleet of two score Of vessels that
came to anchor before the storm, hardly
one escaped damage. Some loss Of life
is feared
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Minneapolis Gratis.

n v MINNEAP0LIs, Novf90
WHBAT-Novenber clossd Il good;
December, 62A@d9Kc; May. 64ko O.
Track, No. hard, 647zc; No, lNtHthee,
683<c; No. Northern, 6i3<n, I'd:
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INVITED TO MASSACRE.

Edhem Pasha Gave Mussulmsss st Cassa
q Leave to Murder.
CANEA, Crete, Nov. 2S:-During the
trial of the murderers of the Tzangaki
family, the deposition Of Mussulman
was read. Il said that at the time Of
the massacres Edhem Pashs, the Turk
ish commander, assembled the induen-
/ tial Mussulmans and invited them to
massacre all the Christians found. in
Gambia "a hours after the meeting. The
pashaS remarks were uttered in the
presence of Major Churchill, comman-
der of the gendarmeris, who protested
strongly ., was ordered BY Edhsm
FPssha to leave the room. -