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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
Hlch5oRNE PRAISES
ALL THE HEROES.
lie Il DrsiFens Of nstsining Richmond
=. tiobsau In the Construction
Department.

Washington. July a. - Commodore
Hiohbornc, chief constructor Of the navy.
has sent the following letter 70 the hero
Of the Merrimac AZ santiagoi
Now that you have safely passed the
danger Of your pcrilous undertaking. 1,
is with great pleasure tina, extend to
You my sincere congratulations on your
heroic conduct At santiago In approx.
ing your request for assignment 20 the
squadron ! expected that You would
prove valuable acquisition through
youf.proicssional atiainments. All cx.
pcciaiions have been surpassed and /
again congratulate You on the perform.
aud the brilliant future before you"
Commodore Hichborne, while averse
to being placed In the position Of exert
ing any influence in the matter, Is ex.
oocdingiy anxious that Hobson shall not
b. transferred 90 the line Of the navy,
but shall retain his position in the con.
struction corps, where his omarkable
ability may be utilized TO the bcs, inter.
esis of the service
The Young constructor before he join.
ed Admiral SIMPSONS fleet had already
demonstrated his conspicuous capacity
In ship design, and while the navy i,
rich In brave officers with the incroass
In ao number Of ships and the strength
Of the navy, IL is believed that Constsuc.
tor Hohson has greater career beforC
him a. constructor than as com.
mander His opportunities for impress
ing his individuality upon the navy an
thought 20 bo much greater in the staf
than In the line, and as ho has up 10 thii
time given no intimation that he desires
transfer, Il Is not believed that he viii
consent 10 abandoning his profession.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

For full particulars, time saris, sleep.
er reservations, e'c., apply to nearest
ticket agent, /. & q. MR., or ad.
ofess d. J. PmcE,
G. P. and T. A.. GER.R.
Palestine, Texas,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

Jamaica, Juiy "a. $50 a m.-The
bombardment Of Santiago by sampson's
feet. which had been intended 20 begin
this morning Is again postponed on ae-
count ofmesnagea from shafter announc.
ing another truce. Tho Massachusetts,
and Orgon had come up from Guiana
tanamo for the purpose Of participating.
They viii now remain until required.
The posiponement Of the naval assault
at Santiago viii delay the sailing Of
Watson's squadron for the coast Of
Spain temporarily.
Sampson has notified shafter that he
must n0 sign any acceptance Of sur.
render without FIRST consulting him.
Sampson Il anxious that surrender
shall include the removal Of W mines
IN tbs harbor and the evacuation Of tho
ports which have fired on bis ships.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

tho north VIA Palma, ,wuicn is practically
the Fourth army corps
Then the rumor was spread about the
city that Santiago had surrendered. This
caused crowd. In the streets 20 40 Wild
No one knew where the rumor origl.
mated, but everyone knew it was fact
Crowds gathered all over tho city
eager TO get the particulars Of the sur.
ronder, but they were not 20 had.
This statement was made and handed
out by one man who had seen the prcsi.
dent.
arrangements ara being made TO
have commissioners arrange the sur.
render Of Santiago. There was much
Misunderstanding as TO the effects Of
the Spanish proposition, the administra.
ton hut believing il was Spanish
trick TO work tor delay, IL il now con.
strued as looking 10 the immediate sur.
rndcr shaftor has been wired authori.
~ 20 appoint the commissioners only for
immediate and unconditional surrender,
and has been informed that II for any
othor purpose the commissioners arc not
20 b. appolntod. Our authorities nj
Washington viii attend 90 details OF
transporting Spanish TO Spain. The
commission met at 2i8O o'clock this az
ternoon 20 arrange terms OF surrender. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

ATLANTA, Ga, and RETURN.
Account United Confederate Veterans
Reunion, July Goth to ah. Very low
excursion rates will Be made for ,hs.
excursion, based on one Ont per mile
from Texas common points. Dates Of
sale July 10th, i7th and is,h, limit An.
gust I, isas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
WAY DEWEY WON.
lie Had English 0unners- who Were
"pecoyed" Prom Hong Kong.

'''" 'f"" h"hk MONK
London, July a. Cunningham Ora.
ham, a former member OF parliament,
and who wrote series Of articles
insulting the Americans IN the West.
minister Gazette, has writton a letter 10
the ST. James Gazette, which is pub.
lishcd today taat the excellent gun.
merry exhibited by admiral Dowoy's
squadron was duo 20 the fact that "mosi
of the gunncrs were Englishmen," who
were "decoyed from our Chinese squad.
ron ON promises of 800 monthly Mr.
Gnham urges that the matter be brought
10 tho attention Of parliament.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

hh 0uipost' have conflicts daily with
The insurgents, who are receiving nu-
meruus reinforcement We have IN
hicied great Losses upon them. Ameyi.
cans dare not attack Manila, fearing %
find themselves confronted by the reb.
els. They also fear that II Aguinaldo
attacks the city the populace win Join
him
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
IahIar csr,.ra b Aan.peII..

Portsmouth, n. II. July I4-United
States cruiser ST. Louis sailed Tor
Annapolis early this morning having on
board Admiral Ceryera. and other Span.
ish officers captured at Santiago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
SAMPSON WILL HAVE A
SAY IN SURRENDER.
IIe wants All tho Mines Removed Prom
santiago Hay and the Evacua.
tion OF the Fort..

on santiago. July. 10. via Kingston,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

Hong Kong, July is-IHtters re-
ceiyed from Iloilo, dated June 8, say a
severe scarcity of food and cash prevails
there. Merchants are using paper pay.
able on the arrival Of money.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15

Madrid. July a. Tho Spanish gov.
trnment has issued statement saying
Il has cahled Blanco 70 order General
T0nl % resist.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
Madrid uear. FROM Manila.

Madrid, July iA--An official dispatch
from Manila under date OF July y says
The garrison at that place and the span.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-15
PEClAL ROUND. TRIP RATES
VIA
THE OLD RELIABLE SHORT LINE
q. q q. y. n. r.

The Quickest and Best Route. Use-
qualed Double Daily Service 10 ~.
Louis, and Direct CONNECTIONS 70
Points East.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
Fraser Bros. Company

import coffee. mil ". separate and reinove {
ali dross aud withercd berries. roast ife-n
,vcrv day and scll over lee 100 lbs. monthly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
BUTCHERS AND MEnKETMEN.
Seventeenth Annual Meeting Of The Association
neld and Officers Elected.

The 18th annual meeting Of the
Butchers and Marketmen's association
was. held last evening i'm Prescott post
han. with quite a large attendance.
The meeting was called TO order by
President Clark, and the usual routine
business was transacted
The sccrttary's report showed that
the total number OF members was 100.
pnrirr the past year death has not
t.i,.n av.ay single mcmbcr and ii is
boped that the coming year VIII ADMIT
n duplication of the report.
The treasurers report showed that
The association was upon a sound finan-
ciai basis. and that IL had prospered
greatly duting the past year.
The election OF officers resulted as
eo,ovs: President. ". Il. Clark; vice
rres,dent. A. c. Barker; secretary Il.
: Delano; treasurer. Edwin Tetlow;
o,,,or marshal, George g. Leonard; ex-
.,,t,.c hoard w. r. Cloudman, wal
80 pariow. e. r.. Seigel III. ~. swift,
~ pver. finance committee, w. IL.
n,rliny r. a. Arnold, j. Il. Ryder,
,,,a,nhership committee, &. A. Grant r.
NJ XVinsor. Jr. r. A. Chace.
An excellent collation. was then
.or,.sd and later Fred Mack ana r..
hicxander Gang a number OF catchN
scngs the custom OF holding y regula'
s,,tcrtainnent in connection with tns
annual meeting being dispensed WIZ
this year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
STANDING OF TEE CLUBS.
LARGELY ATTENDED.


The annual fair of the Church OF the
Mediator was opened i'm the Sunday
school and vestry rooms of the church
last evening. with a very flattering at
tendance The rooms were very hand
somely decorated, the main feature this
year being flags of all nations, there be-
ing Is in all. Each flag, is numbered
and catalogue informs the visitor of
the name of the power that it repre-
sents. An interesting emblem Is that
known as the official business flag of
the president, one seldom seen in
Rhode Island.
At the entertainment furnished last
evening. Il. Dale Westland gave his
amusing character sketches. There
was the one-act drama, Truth pre-
sented by Miss Josephine Hubbard.
Miss Marion Gardner. Miss Carrie E.
oatley. Chaplin r. Arnold and George
Eddy. Also the concert, at which
chorus sang the songs of the nations
with other well known talent as FOL-
lows. "America," star Spangled Ban
ner.'' Russian national air, God save
the Queen" sung by the chorus. and
"Blue Bells of Scotland solo by MISS
Phillips. Thomas Livingstone. baritone,
sang the "Two Grenadiers,' and was
warmly received. while the sham
rock" by Miss Ada Uglow. contralto,
was sung sweetly and made quite hit.
! This affair was under the management
| of Mrs. Edmund Abott.
| The several tables ana booths are
! ya,v attractive and large assortment
] of Hsef,l and ornamental articles Is for
/ snle The fair will remain open TINS
and Tomorrow AFTERNOONS and evenings.
/ The committees arc: icncial conf
4 ,,i,tee Eugene e. MyriCk. chairman:
4 AlIen a Prcsbrey treasurer; William
! n Westcott, secretary; Mrs. r. g My
! ,,cL Howard j. Greene, Mrs. Howard
Greene. Walter A. Presbrey. Mrs.
Walter A Presbrey. Mrs. l.. r. Walker.
Z uenh q Pearce: decoration. Mr.. and
Ne Walter NJ. Oatley, Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel l.. Carpenter, Louis \. Basinet
Chapln T. Arnold. Mrs. William Cong.
dnn Miss Jennie Burgess Howard
preshrey. Clarence a. Ryan. Mr.. and
Mrs " w. Blanding, Mrs. William ~
Whiting. Mr.. Robert buchanan; hal
committee. Allen A. Presbrey. samuel
7. Carpenter: tickets. Walter NJ: oat'
Low Allan A. Presbrey: music. Allen \
pyeshrey. walter NJ. Oatley. Mrs. Ed
mund Abbott.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

score-New Haven Q, Waterbury 4. Rushes
Ronc O. Roberts g.; tie. l. Stops-Latlons
90 sword 22 Fouls - llolderness, Bone,
Wiley Referee Lush. Attendhnce-loW.
Hartford had an easy time defeating
Meriden at Hartford last night at polo.
Wodtke did not exert himself and Mer-
iden was outplayed at all points. sum-
mary
HARTFORD. MEklDEN,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

Score-Hart ford II. Meriden 3. stops.Cu-
sIck 40 Mallory 49, Rushes-Mooney 10, war
ncr7 Menard |. Fouls-Menard :. Cusick j
Referee - Lcahy. Timer - Lyons. Attend
ance-lOO0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
FOR ASSAULT ON CHINhMaN.
Thomas Grove Arrested BY Fifth Station Officers
FOR Alersd Atiempl 10 Rob.

In the report last night. OF the alleg-
cd attempted hold up ot Chinaman
sam Moy az his laundry. 2s3 Richmond
street. Monday night, II was stated
that the police had a pretty good idea
NJ who the msrauder was. This state
ment was verified this morning. when
Officers Connors and Alfreds oi the oth
s,stion took into custody Thomas
e.rowe who Is one Of the characters Of
the locality and who. II Is said picks
mn living about the various wharvcs.
ne was accused " the attempted hold
M. but would admit nothing The po-
nee are confident Of his conviction Ia
ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

officer Pioneer reports that at 2
o'clock this morning he discovered I'm a
lot on the Field farm near Fields
Point. about 30 dead horses from which
the hides had been .ghen. Decomposi-
ton had set In, making a stencil which
he regarded as a detriment TO public
health. The health department has been
notified and will investigate.
The first of course of four concerts
vas given last evening In the chapel ot
the Union Congregational church nv
the Brown University. Giee. Banjo and
Mandolin clubs. assisted by Mr.. II. c
Thompson. reciter. As is usually the
case. a large audience gathered TO lis
ten 10 the college boys. and was re
warded by hearing a well arranged AM
interesting program excellenty rem
dcred.
About O'Clock this morning 1saa
NtcheIovitz OF 1913 South Main stree
reported 10 Lieutenant Murray Of tn
Third station. that two young men ha
called at his store and left a package
FOR which they said they would cal
later. He examined the package am
found II TO contain silver stock. com
prising stamped silver hair brush han
dies. etc. Mr.. Michelovitz was able e
xse a fair description " i5e men e
the police
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
N EW SLETS

when one is old, one may forget
The ills that scar the heart and fret
The soul. old age may reconcile
Griefs that exalt. joys that defile
And loves that leave the eyelids wet.
Along life's backward track are set
Gray crossway signals marked ke-
gret."
At which dim eyes may gaze and
smile.
When one is old!
How base will seem the quest we let
Consume the years, The m,naret
OF Fame's white temple, afterwhile'
viii crown a lonely burial pile;
And thus success and dust are met
When one is old.
Chicago Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
ROUGH RIDERS DEFEATED.
Ia Fast and Rough Game The New Ra'sns Won
on TheIr Own Surface.

Doubt and hope were the dominant
feelings of the 'rooters'' who crowded
into Bowling Hall at New Haven last
night to witness the game between the
New Haven polo team and the Water
bury Rough Riders. 1t resulted In IA
vor of New Haven, 10 to 3. The hrst
period closed with New Haven having
four goals and Waterbury one. The
second period opened roughly and Lush
promptly fined the offender and rough
play stopped After three goals had
been scored i'm this period Sword kicked
in a try from the stop by Bone in four
seconds, a record for quickness TINS
season. Summary:
NEv uSyFN WATERBURY,.
pona " whiting, r.. ........r., koDcltS, tIlHiii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HousE-"rhe
Geisha-"
KErTHs NEW THEATRE-con'inu-
uos performance.
cLyMPIC-"The Royal Buriesquers'
WESTMINSTER THEATRE-"A WHO
Night In Washington"
THE WEATHER.
Fair Tonight and Thursday, With Fresh WeslefJ
Winds, Diminishing In Force.

Washington. Dec. 7.-Forecast I'll 3
u. m. Thursday: Rhode lsland-fair
tonight and Thursday; fresh westerly
winds diminishing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07
YOUR PIANO
DIRECT OF THE MANUFACTURER,
Extraordinary Discounts for Cash.
And Save the Retailers Profits.

possible manufacture ea ana
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS VII
BEINING IVERS &'PoND WHEEL
BAUs NJ
ino PIANOS fancy cases
shall make
HEAVY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

In Columbia hall this evening me La
dies Progressive Aid association VIII
bold a social
col. Webster Knight has been APP
pointed assistant quartermaster ana
commissary general by Quartermaster
General Walker
Hon. +. c. Pierce will address The
Henry George club at its regular meet
ing in Bell street chapel tomorrow
evening at S o'clock. Subject. THE La
bor Question"
In Infantry hall this evening the
evangelist orator, Sam +. Jones, VIII
make his first appearance In this city
as q lecturer. character and Char
acters" will be the subject Of his dis
course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

Al even lower prices NJ Fraser Bros "
vcvbossct street. owing To the EXTENSIVE
alterations. Much money can be save" uy
su>ine now. Entrance directly ifom u'o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-07

homo. ". Is''''N''' ~
IeVdOn, c.........4..........'.'. ~ NhNS
H. Whiting, n. D..............h. p'' holus ~, ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20
AcnlzeHs 0DiHIoa


Flihg ~ The eiiHuHauee aifh.
As~aeiazsn SID ianaterI uks ad-
sanise 8 y0nr Est wees Is er-
ms sentiments So rs needs Of our
city.
The overflow 81 spring. The scare 81
yellow fever - SIMMER and low price
81 cotton III fan stop8tbe gheel Of busi
meas emitting ne profits oh of business
and The working mans wages instsad
II inoressing 9 e uebs Of onr CITY it
ought 10 b. decreased Batranchment
sbould Be the issue. The Offices Of may
" shoah Do q plscy Of honor with a
salary Il not over s25per month. Theirs
are many towns in this staie whose
population IS more than that Of Green.
,y,,od whose mayors 81 nit rscaive
SiOOa year. We think tbut Is the
mayor is also recorder with 3 salary Of
e4J . mouth and WHIST Be receives out
II tbat Uught Is be a plenty.
lhe Offices Of marshall and street
commissioner should be ons / dare
say there are plenty 81 men in this
Town who will take ifats 500 per month.
which added to the amount saved off IF
,he mayors salary wonld pay a large
part in Running our public schools
In the board Of aldermen are some Of
our w%ealthiest citizens still they draw
s8.for their services at each meeting,
when 81 for the time they stay there
would Be- anhicsent in ny opinion. Be-
sides, they know the Guy is in debt. /
cannot say who The new board will be-
hat trust that The lowering Of taxes
viii b considered-and it win take re-
trenchment to doit, and IN the salaries
ii the officers is the place to start. I
think waterworks and especially sewer
ags would be q good thing for Green
wood but il it increases taxes let's hold
up awhile us taxes ore high enough
just now So let r-etrenchment, less
expenditures. and smaller salaries be
tbe cry Of the honr.
Al CITIZEN.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20
Matsrworks and Sewerage.

The above question which Is the most
discussed topic Oh u streets has its
advocates and opposers among the tax
paying citissns 81 or city We cannot
say which side isin TIE majority nor
will it be definitely decided until The
December election stili We take the
side Of waterworks and sewerage as
we believe It is 20 the eitysinterest and.
we will be found lighting for it's cause
IN the last ditch.
The question every nan should ask
himself Is, WIN these improvements
benefit tue city my neighbor and my
self We elaim that it viii, and in the
argument below we think We can prove
t.
HOW WILL II BENEFIT THE CITY
For the city to put in w~aterworks,
sewerage and electric lights il 10 esti.
mated that sf5. 900 worth Of honds will
have 70 Be aoated, These bonds viii
10 doubt be cold 81 3 premium. bat
LAY they are not The Interest On these
bonds yearly 81 5 per cent vim cost
the city "a 900 D year - taxes ~ meet
this the rate 81 insurance, when water.
works are put "a, will be- n inetead Of
81 and 4per cent asi 1t 81 today, and On
a. aaaO hn0 ce-siaS 6v any e;tv fhare
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

II you have your envelopes printed
and wish "a advertise your city BY our
write up q Greenwood printed On
them send thein 70 ns and we will
print them az t5sa pet f00
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

I have d full line On hand together with
attachments and needles IL you want
a Singer, OF any part 0f il don't fail to
see me. LEE AI{TERBERBY.
Agent
Office at Cooks Gun Shop.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

Notice is hereby given that my land
is posted against huntar aud trespass
eru and all such viii 50 prosecuted 70
the fullest extent q the law.
Mrs y. "A CHAMBERS.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-10-20

d O. MoAllister q Bro have opened
up a FIRST class meat market just across
from The Delta Machine shops. They
will keep only the choicest meats on
hand to serve their customers
Mark Twain said Don't explain ]
hate explanations Consequently We
won't explain to you the many reasons
why we can beat them al by selling e
suit or ogorcoat made to measure,
u KANTRovITz
indigestion e. che direct cauea Of dis
eases that I'LL thousands 81 persons 81
nually Stop The trouble AZ LIE outset
with ) little Prickiy Ash Bitters It
strengthens tue stomach and aids diges-
ton. sold " city Drug store Ittn
Bena, Miss.
Hats and caps tiil you can't rest and
at prices that viii staFtle you,
j. KANTRoNIT2.
Ia Fernaudinas Il the leading high.
grade cigar IL th8oity, 81
STEIN BROS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-14
PETITIONS FOR INCORPORATION.

STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM
COUNTY--To the Honorable Secretary Of
States The petition of A. II. Haddon,
r. l.. Brannon, W. A. Rouse, H. c.
Wells and Joseph f. O'Brien respectfully
shows:
First: They have formed themselves in
to a navigation company and desire to be
incorporated as such, together with those
who may hereafter become associated
with them, in accordance with The pro-
visions OF the act OF the general assem-
bly, approved Dec. g. 1894
Second: All OF the petitioners herein
named are citizens and residents OF the
county of Chatham, said state, and OF
the city of Savannah.
Third: The name of the company for
which petitioners thus seek incorporation
is, and shall be, The Savannah River
Steamboat Company.
Fourth: The capital stock Of said com
pany shall be the sum of five thousand
dollars, in shares of one hundred dollars
each.
Fifth: The said company is to continue
business for twenty years and petitioners
ask TO be incorporated for that period
Sixth: The principal office Of said com
pany Is to be located in the city of Sa-
vannah, said county and state, with
pidncH VhhCeS anu dbfHtita az SutH olH"I
places in said state, and in other states,
as the company may deem necessary.
Seventh: Petitioners further snow that
they have given four weeks notice of their
intention to apply for. a charter by publ
cation of this petition in the Morning
News OF Savannah, a newspaper in which
the sheriffs advertisements are publish
ed for said county, once week for four
weeks before fling said petition.
Wherefore they pray to be incorporated
under the laws of this state
This the 18th day of May. 1899
A. II. HADDON,
r. L. BRANNON,
w. A. ROUSE,
II. c. WELLS,
JOSEPH f. O'BRTEN.
VIM. r. Leaken. VIM. p. Hardee, Attor-
neys for Petitioners.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-14

The abortiveness to introduce ANYTHING
like law and order into this lawless land
may be judged by the following character
istjc incident:
A notorious brigand named Ahmed
Abuzar-Ogli was convicted and then trans
ported for term of ten years to Saghailen
Tor highway robbery Before the expiration
OF this term he succeeded In effecfng his
escape, and two years ago he returned 10
MS native place, village called Gunial IN
the Ellsbetopol district and commenced
TO rule Like king The Inhabitants Of the
neiehborhood
lie did so with the fun cognlzance OF the
Russian local authorities, who were power
less to raise even a protest against the
usurpatlon of their Official prerogatives.
tle administered the law after his own
FASHION, dealing out justice with an i'm
partial hand, and causing the simple peas
ant folk to wonder at his wisdom.
rms mans power and influence over the
minds of his co-reHgionists grew with such
amazing rapidity that it would onlys have
required a word from him TO cause a rev
olution against the Russians.
AS the officials in this village were all
jectly in fear Of mourning Ahmed Abuzar.
Os.fs anger, il was due to the chance visit
OF high government controller that The
true state OF affairs leaked out. Prince
Galitzen, the governor general of the mill
tary district, when aware Of the facts
caused Ogli to be arrested court martialed
and summary hanged as a warning to
others of his type.