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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
HAVANA DAY BY day.
OBJECT LESSONS IN HSaSclERSe,
Place between Cubans aud span
Isrds In search Of Trouble.

Havana. Dec. 7.-vla Key wcEi. Dec.
s.-The statue OF Isabella Caiol,ca
which stands In the middle OF Central
park In this city. was found this morn
Ing holding a yuiisc IN one hard and a
steamer rug IN the other.
An immcrsc nlacafd was siunF acfon
the back OF the statue WIKI tho words
"Bon Voyage" Inscribed on,N.
Serious problemsconfroni me last days
OF spain's sovereignty In CUBA. one
% the most delicate and most dinicuit
Of solution IL the question " return
bonds given by oivll officials and en-.
pioycs upon casing 20 hoid ofii-c Many
OF those ar cash boadB furnlahed years
ogy. the rounding % which now b.
comes imperative. Al sueh moneys
having hccn appropriated and speps.
the govcrnmcu: h unable to meet these
obligations or 10 fulni the guarantees.
The settlement VI the ARREARS OF Spain
due tho mobilization and an shc lrrcgu.
lar troops offered a brilliant opportunity
Tor mastery fnanciornE on the part u
the military lnteudcui. With money IN
hand Tor full settlement. of all pay due
;hc troops the qu1iFernntA.cf gcrcr1l
devised an ingenious plan. Paying tho
mun on ~ n0;ra payable IN Madrid, he
offered through trutsy agents 30 dis.
count such notes ~ twenty 81 thirty
per cent for cash AH practically every
one Of the Irregular aud mobolizcd
troops viii remain on the island. Inc
mon eagerly embraced this opportunity
90 have their uu,ca uahed and a hand.
some prniit therefore agciN otto the AZ.
;ute originator VI the scheme.
Tho iir.i mortgage held by the Span
ish hank held on municipal property
here amounting 10 tG0Q0.p00. PROPOSE.
lions for the acquisition " these mort.
gags have been made 10y London, New
York ana Berlin bankers. Although the
Tnurtsartd property represents mnst
s3lid Investment the spanish bank ap.
pears rady 60 tfLnsfsr she title 80 fho
foreign corporations through hack ot
confidence In the stability OF she fu-
turc government
Several Disturbances occurred here
yesterday l-iwern spablaris and Gu
bins ana Luckily rhrfc was NJ serious
consequence. ~ O'Clock In the after
mon % she day mentioned several Gu
ban officers who Wctr walking down
Ohisiio street. asked each other In tonei
iu'hrr louder ihan ntccrf1ry when the
Spiniaria were finally 60 leave Cuba.
and commenting on what shcy termed
she ia.tCr's ware ~ shame IN plradlng
che streets attlftd In iirir uniforms.
A cpuplc u Spanish officers who
chnnfed 80 pass overheard the CONVEX.
sa.lon % the Cubans. AMI one Of ehs
spanarda approached ana slapped thu
face % a member ~ the Cuban party
Blows were cScharged. bu; the Fighters
were soon arrgstsi una taken 60 thc
military governors palace whore thcy
were subsequently discharged. a fe-
| petition VI fhlr occurred IN she evening
| when q spanish officer IN Ccuirii Park
knocked "a H1flama on "a cubtn's head
aud cut u to pieces with his sword. The
offender was arrested and Gen. Aro-
has. fcarng further trouble. distributed
u force OF soldiers In the park und ~
vicinity. 90 ogher Disturbances oc-
CURED. however.
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sarEeon Gsnerai Il Very HAY Regarding
some vital roint..

Washington. Dec. f.-Thc conduct Of
the medical service u the army was
taken up today by the war inycs,lgn;.
inE commission. and surgeon General
s,ernbeTg was rigiily questioned Abou,
hla administration. Tn. medical de-.
partmeni, he said. was suuipsd only Tor
an army Of 1900 men when the war
broke out. ana from year % year tho
estimates h. had submitted had becn
materially reduced by Congress IN a
policy OF economy Of appropriations, As
soon IA there was a prospect ~ war,
h. had begun preparations. though not
making any expense. n. had models u
chests made. h. said, ana equipment de-.
veioped. but when he suggested 60 SEQ.
re tary AlRcf the propfi.ty OF making
purchases for his service. the policy
was 20 wait" lie said az onet tima
there were as many as $50 contract sur.
geons employed. The appoinis@s were
mostly from 30 10 10 Year, OF age. with
hospital or active professional expert
enes. but when permanent camps were
established IN this country. ne ara not
know they were 20 10 permanent. III.
conceded that u was mistake MOI 90
have appolnied moro contract surgeons
from those who had experience. In the
civil War. for their experience would
have been invaluable. baf he was lgnor-
ant NJ the ouiac. OF tue permaneney o.,
the camps.
IL had been impossible foE him 70 read
the great volume OF the reports sub
mltted, owing 90 being overwhelmed
with matters requiring personal atten-
ton. The rsgimental surgeons, he said.
were good. bad and Indifferent. but he
recoliec.sd 81 no dismissal for lncompe-
,eney. ThreEhing over tha controversy
between reglm.ntal and division hos.
pitals. he credited the establishment, %
the latter 20 their success IN two years
experience IN the civil War. AZ tbs out
set, the maximum capacity OF the d.
vision hospital was go beds. but this ca
paclty was quickly found Ear made
quaie. He could not recollect whether
tho chief surgeon al Camp Thomas had
reported she sanitation was bad. The
Do partment now, he said. has ample
evidence that typhoid eases during the
war we've largely mistaken FOR malar-
ial fever, until fhe cases reached the
division hospitals, ana that malaria also
had been diagnosed as typhoid.
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Increased roree Of Inspectors.

Pit'shurg. Doc. s.--Thc government
has incrcarad the force Of inspectors on
duty az the Carnegie mills Ia Home
rtand.
t. ". Craig. L. =. ~. later OF the
hattlcnhp Texas. has been appointed
Inspector OF hun material at MunhaIl
aud chief Engineer Walter 4. WORTH
ington. u. =. ~. late 81 the cruiser
lirooklyn, has been placed IN charge %
The construction ~ steam engineering
mater IN tito Plttsburg district. chief
Engineer bauitl T.. jones. who alone
has been IN charge Of this work will
be- retired on half pay by the navy do
paftmcnt,
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SOCIAL DEMOCRACY.
w" soeiril.t 10 lie Elected 60 nm Admin
htrsiis. once In America.

h-'efhlll. Mass. Dec. SAN ayowcd
.'e'p'e u Social Democracy viii, on
.:nuafy p be inaugurated mayor OF
w sly' being 10 far nm known, the
~ soelnllAt 20 be elected 10 an admin.
nae.s Office In shla country.
~ me municipal election Monday,
~ ', Chase, aged - years. clerk
cooperative grocery store was
,tu mayor. an the candidate OF the
,sAi democracy, by u plurality OF $50
,.ss ~ a Held of six candidates. With
s on The victorious ticket were three
tAnhl candidates for aldermen and
~ ~ l.r enuneilmen.
"A. n-sr declares that his departure In
NJ mayors oiiico win be 10 carry out
f,,,p '.heiplen of the local party plat
A.. which are as follows,
Article THE acquisition by the
sg,.ahlelpalhy u public utilities, ai,ch ns
800. IMlNhya, gas ana electric light
~ ana al other utilities requiring
n 's'hlae, the same 10 De operated
A., "l'lauNca, comparatively, sub
~ n ulfect vote OF tho whole peo-
1sn. ~ employees 10 elect their own
N'.het uulrerr, but no cmploye 10 be
A.kel TOT political reasons.
tf,ss'ln I'VE demand the abolition
L 49, San"act labor system on all pub
Article 3--we demand that clgh,
i5is,s, Constitute a days work with a
Ar,isA Nhke OF :. per diem.
trISs I'VE demand that all sal
t,l,v Inu wages paid by tho munich
istds,. a. IN proportion TO the services
xeMuele 1--WE demand that the city
eis,t, hecvasary. furnish prop.r food
IN ~ una shoes TO all children who
probs,is a, nome on account OF lack oi
Al tooi' clothing and shoes.
p1Nsr. We demand that the full
ior H. W me municipality be exercised
chs ''uei " the unemployed. not b,
lqKie', put ny the establishment ol
AM uiha for their employment,
a ~ I'VE demand the abolition
menac. ,lurhlnHh and every Other
Aricl.w human health and life.
Gen IN ,., we demand that the bur.
rfop,,,ieA allon be distributed In exact
ith '" 10 the holdings Of each cit.
al H,Ilcle Owe demand the abolltlon nj
ana ,ttlet sessions OF The eitv coun,lI
Fo,. ~ public record be Kept OF IA,
Ar,isi e'.h member on an questions.
u nv V-We demand the adOptior
Iefero, lllelples OF the Initiative AM
alton ana proportional rcpresen'
esr m I've demand that ali ON.
ipec,lys subject 10 recall by tho re-
M ~ Constituencies.
iarm N"Ase said. referring TO tao plat,
have bss,, Wy with my comrades VIII,
hinrs eee,. ,.'ed to take some steps Il
pe,ble an. on these matters before thu
lhanVl one. but one az eiuc,,,on " ~,
The MI N.Y. nothing down ,he throats q
them ,,mn but viii seen 10 educat,
Thai vul they ask for these thing
'seommend. That n NJ fnr as
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New Police system.

New York. Dec, s.-Formor chief ~
Police John Mccullagh. who will leave
for Havana today 20 advise Gen. Greene
In regard 20 the establishment OF a p0-
lice force IN the Cuban capital. viii
recommend the establishment OF the
block system.
This system Is both simple ana prac-
teal. said he las, night, ~, consists In
having policemen siatl oned permanent.
~ In suh-statiOns In the streets within
four or ave blocks ~ ono another. All
the aub-stations should he contacted
with the precinct stations ana head
quarters by an Independent telephone
system,
at should he impossible for a crime 10
be committed or AN accident occur
more than two and one-half blocks
away from one OF she aub-statlons.
where a policeman could always be
pund. The great difficulty OF the pres
ent system " tina. a policeman may be
doing his DUTY faithfully and st.ll be
y lOIg distance away whan wanted. Tn
der the block system every citizen would
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ma,lng pead I'D rrInee,on.

Princeton il now officially dead, ia
fate waa perpe;ulily sealed when the
faculty at the special meeting In coll
lego offices stamped the mark ~ It's ap-
pfoval upon the rcsolut ions adopted by
the UNDERGRADUATES In mass meeting as
scmbled last week.
by the adoption OF this resolution the
faculty unouallncdly endorses the un-
dcrgradua,es determination that hazlng
must be discontinued by the sophie.
mores 81 every year. but that by the
same token the freshmen must observe
certain ;lmC-honorcd and prohibited
customs which. while relieving from the
unpicasanincsa Of hazing. az tho same
time Will hold them In their proper
sphere.
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know exactly wher to ind a policeman
close at hand
headquarters and sent out from there
simultaneously throughout She entire
city within a. very short time, placing
the whole force ON guard
1.-THE CHIEF could al Ia his office and
b. ln constant touch with fnc entire
force, thus making Impossible the de-
lay aud confusion Incident 20 the pres
ent system. The patfollug could be done
and The block system maintained with
Tower men than are now required. and
protection 60 NE AMI property would be
much more effective
AN the men would have so do their
duty 90 DE- caughtshltklng. strRcinis
ana ruundsmeu could not avoid ihcir
work. az the telephone sys,om could ln.
dictate their whoiclhautt"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Buffalo, n. ". Dec. S-contlnued
hiHh winds are causing serious delay 10
railway traffic today. the snow drifting
as fast as the railway companies can
remove II. The New York Central train
Que % leave hero at il;in last night did
not leave until o'clock this morning.
Irilns from tho west are from Two to
iour hours late A npmtcr " trains
have been abandoned. No attempt IL
made TO move freight trains. Railroad
officials hope the warm sun OF TINS
morning will prevent heavy snow drifts.
Three trolley lines In South Bunalo
which ware completely tied w yester-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
FRENCH PRESS R|LED.
u, Of POURING OIL ON THE FLAMES


g., york. Dec. s.-A dispatch TO 'ho
,.,,n from Paris. says ,,.u.,...
S.', ,'.,lsr to sir Edmund j. Monson
F'. 80 the British ch0mber OF
-. .. - she Iibsrie says
(, nJ c,fse will certainly MT ian
y -, n. Paul cambSD who leaves
' aiIe, mo possession " HE post In
sin J, ask she marquis Of sails
rn 4 by his order that che bri, u.
~ = .,,,,,dsr Ia Paris thinks himself
. 49, NO. orry - represent she
li'' -. ,,.,,sn oficc. bu; also TO direct
:. s,rtign policy.
-. AM BIAS says; a.. ...e,,
| "a meracing sonc OF VIC 49,
-. rsiccd. We certainly 10 ~ ~,
=, renew Shc quarrel when ~, ~
s,..,sd Mcnson seems 70 seek SUI
il.,e,,,s We may be pcrmlt'eu Y. ,,, ~,
- that this fort docs noi S''' w.
y. Nj diplomatic charge. ii.s ni'
| ~. : A c9ncluaiofy quo, NeIs w.,
y. ~" ,,,is'n considerably thc rights he
a,,,sr US He la che repre-
'lg,st,s n a friendly nation. We
,.. ,,,,s II, Dclcasae's ffmnefs ina.
...i.e frmpcasuous harnngue OF
-. yt,.,efiae envoy receive fhe only
.,sg meriia--ihu's " 60 cay. fhc
l,,.,,'-,.ie, of LlndOn--.o that IN she
-. sir Edmund vii employ moro
...,sfsi fingimEe In France. IL u
~. 49, ~ role II fry!ng TO cmbroll
y...ss WIKI America"
~. prN Iaufuul fTfDarikr.
while sir Edmund was IN this cN-
,s,lys u50d. sie might have sold ~
"A h. Enough % che rcspecfablliiy
NJ rsSiiu which AFTER having solemn
sr5yl,id several sime- 10 vacate "a
,.siip o0urtfy. establishes herself
- without ceremony. fhuA deprlving
,,sAsf ts,,oa VI IT. nscukr rightu.
80 are eah1nccd by n gigarsic I'M
i'r.iklnr. AID also what he thinks of
fson which. after having blasted
i,.,hftlcllly OF 10 liberaNAm and
gaflaul am, cyaicnily N.rus,s 60
- frh. q, mtad. EnFianl In Egypt.
,-Nlca IN che Philippines. Thus
80 receive q trcaohcrous back
ir1s4"
~ Temps rays;
Enslaud breaches the policy % che
al door aud then warssa 20 rhu. "
: ne face q n Preach school for che
SSian."
n, Dsbass uaya;
=sf ElmunL Monsorja ulinsion 20
o. pm prick policy disturbing ils hinSs
OE vnfnrver England cncouusers
Or Interests side by side WIKI her
irp ihe declares she feels the pln
81 ard generally replica with the
~ q hlDdgson."
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UTAH BOYs MUSTERED OUT.
Private Telegram Says Troop A and Battery
C Have Been Released.

There was rejoicing among the many
friends In this city OF members OF Troop
A and Battery G, now In California.
over the news. conveyed from Washing
ton by priya;c telegram, that both these
organizations were today ordered mus
tered out Of service. This Information
being true. the citizens Will soon be able
70 welcome home the lads who were
willing 20 fight for shelr country "
given an opportunity.
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Gould iilaehmaii Case

Albany. ". v. Dec. s.-The Jury 10
the case OF, Mrs Margaret r. Cody.
after beinEOut since 9 o'clock yef,er-
day afternoon. came Into court uni
asked Ter an explanation OF the penal
code IN relation 20 blackmail AN,er
SINS. was read 30 shom they again re-
tired
Mrs. Cody has been on trial for eight
days on Indictments FOR blackmail
found agalns, her In April lasi. the In
blaekmaillng letters 90 George Gould
ind Miss Helen Gould, concerning the
SUIT ~ Mrs. Angel TO establish dover
rights 20 jay Gould's cEtaie.
" Is understood shat the Jury stands
elgh, for conviction and four for ac-
qultial.
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SURVIVOR, oN HOARD.
Hair Of tho Grow Of III. Londonlsn AR.
Rescued.

Philadelphia. Dec. S-Thc BritNh
steamer vcdamorc. which sailed from
Liverpool November %. Tor Baltimore.
passed In Cape Henry Lac; nlgk; and
reported that she had on board u Of
tac crew Of sS men OF the steamer
I.ondonlhn.
The LondSnian sailed from Boston
November is for London. ard was pre-
vioutly reported by vessel arriving
At Liverpool a. having been sighted on
her beams end aud abandoned. This
" she hrst news Of the whereabouts "
che crew. The i.ondoniln has undoubi-
cdly gone 70 she boe.cfn OF the ocean.
Nothing was sa.d by Captain Bart
lett Of che vedanorc TO indicate che
fake % the balance Of the crew.
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TREATY IS FINISHED.
They DECLINE TO GRANT REQUESTS


Paris. Dec. s-.rhc treaty IL finished.
The spanlatds have declined 10
grant most Of the requests VI the Unit
cd States which we're unsettled at the
beginning Of the session.
They refuse to cedc a coalng station
In the Caroline Islands TO the United
States.
Judge Day said today;
I'VE have settled all the points on
which we can agrcc. II only remains 10
cngrosA and sign the treaty. That will
be done Ia two or three days"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Ottawa. on Dee, c -solomon Wise.
a prominent merchant. has been found
dead In his clothing store with bullet
hole through his breast. The indlca-
lions point to murder.
A. W. Weller cashier Of the A. Bruon
A. 90. bank. was arrested on suspicion.
He sad that he had his revolver In his
uyeroOat pocket and was showing
Mise how he could shoot "A man With
ont taking the weapon from his pocket,
WHOM the weapon was discharged. the
bullet RAISING through Wisc's heart.
Weller purchased the revolver yester-
day.
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Manila Reinforcement. Arrive.

Des Moines. Ia. Dec. s.-The adJutant
general today was advised that the Flf-
ty'nrst Iowa regiment. Col, John Lopez
commanding. has arrived safely az Ma
n la.
The regiment left San Francisco No
yember 18th on she transport Pennsyl-
yania.
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or TOi.p STORY


Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. s.--Mrs. l.. r.
Kent. aged a years. was burned to
death last nlgh,. She was fillng a coal
Of lamp BY oandleighc Tho candle
dipped over and lEnl,cd the Oh. and the
iiamcs caught In the womans clothing.
MN. Kent came from Denver.
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Hank uarsiari,cd.

s. Louis. Dec. s.-A special 90 the
pos,.Dlrpaich from Arrowsmi,h. Ills.
says shat the private bank OF Taylor
ana McClus was last night entered by
robbers. who secured 1900 worth n
negotiable paper and escaped. They
used dynamite on the safe which was
wrecked. nl1odhoundH are being used
today 10 track the robbers.
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New York, Dec. s.-within q short
sailing distance OF this port and twice
beaten back after two months v0y-
age, was the story told by the little
rchooner Mildred. which has arrived
here nfty-six days out from san BIAS,
Central America. with cargo OF cocoa
nuts The crew was forced 10 use cocoa
nut milk In place Of water the meat for
food and the shells for FIRE. Captain
Tibbett. OF tho schooner. said as he
THANK God Il Is all over now. ]
never expected TO get IN here alive"
According 90 the account or the voy-
age given by the captain, the Mildred
Az soon as she LETT san Bias encounter
pecembor 5th the little schooner. out
OF provisions and with inc crew ex-
hnus,ed and discouraged. arrived on
cape May. There she fell In with the
pilot boat Philadelphia. which supplied
her with provisions and water. For a
number OF days the provisions and wat
or ON the Mildred had been exhausted,
and The men had lived on the cocoa
nuts. The shells, Ms well M some Of
Tho woodwork OF the ship, were burned
in the galley fire, IN order 70 give
warmth 10 the men, who had for near
ly forty days been In the midst Of a
Thr little food furnished 70 the crew
by The uilot boat was enough to keen
chem from starvation and 10 give them
COURAGE 10 proceed on their voyage 10
mis- mort. once more the Mildred start.
ed on her way. only 20 meet heavy
storm again. This time the captain put
In Tor shoal water and anchored Tho
storm Increased and both the anchors
M the Mildred were carried away.
f'auialn Tibbety then ordered all IN,
anil rcmh ming sct and mntaged 10 wori,
IN yesse! out 10 sea. Finally. the tug
Protector vas sighted and she brought
| the Mildrea in:o port.
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Madrid, Dec. s-The cabinet at It's
meeting today discussed letters and
kilograms received from Senior hnntero
Rios, president ~ the Spanish pence
commission. Tho ministers, however.
subsequently d, olarCd they were unable
TO glve any details regarding the mat
ter discussed VI the decisions arrived
~.
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stolen or s,rayed a Passenger Train.

Syracuse, n. Y. Dee, s.-It Ia report
Ell hers that ,he Rome, watertown and
Ontario trains due here at II. IN. from
Mntertown IN lest between Waterfowl
and Richland, Trains from tho west
arr r. IA " hours late on account OF "A
blockade At Batavia.
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Provincetown. Mass. Dec. s.-A ma
hogany wheel. iniald with brass. and n
headlight painted rcd. have been picked
W. They are supposed 30 be from the
steamer Pontagonett. Fragments OF the
deck house ana deck beam, alto painted
red. had been previously picked UP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Washington, Dec.S.--Sir wIifred Lau-
rlrr premier 20 Canada. Lord H.rscheli.
Sir Louie Davies and Nr. James Win
beers u ma high commission. occupied
seats ~ tho gallery OF she House today
being the guests Of Mr.. DlnEley tho
floor loader ef thr ma joriiy who II a
seemed greatly intercH;ed In ghe pro-
ceedlnes and procedure. Mr.. Dlnsley
Ioini-d out 10 them tho celebrities OF
she HouHc.
CA motion % Chairman Cannon % .hs
appropriation committee the House
went in,o q committee 81 the whole TIM
mediai.ly after the rvadlng @. 'he Jour
nal % consider she urrout deficiency
bill for the support o. the Military aud
naval establishments during fhe nix
months hfginrtng Janunry I, 1899,
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Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. s.-pos,ai In
specior Flint has been notified that tho
poatoiiiee At Clifton, Cal. was robbed
by two masked men last night. The
III was empilcd In the presence nf the
postmaster. The robbers escaped wiki
the contents.
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Court OF Cessation and riauart.

Paris. Dec. S-Thc court Of cessation
today granted a stay OF proceedings In
tho Picqunrt court martial. Several 81
the newspapers here assert that tho
court % carsntion has examined the ~
crot documents ia the DreyfuH case.