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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. o7.-The
case OF Commissary General Charles =.
Eagan. charged with conduct unbecom-
Ing an officer and n gentleman. and
with conduct tending TO the prejudice
OF good order and military discipline, is
now In the hands Of the court-martlal,
appointed to try him.
To-day, the taking Of testimony was
closed and arguments OF counsel sub
mittcd. The trial had lasted three days
and consumed less than eight hours of
actual sitting. A session behind closed
doors Of an hour or 80 sufficed for the
court to reach 4 conclusion and cm-
body 1t In report. What the verdict
was is altogether matter OF specula-
tlon and officially, at least. Will not be
made public by the trial board. mill
tary regulations requiring that its find
ings shall go through prescribed cham
neIs and be kept secret until action be
had and promulgated by the proper re-
viewing authorities.
The attendance ut the courtmartial
was much larger to-day than at any
blItI llIIlt Slltt liiC u pVtouii' thb
among the spectators was score or
friends of General Engans daughter.
who wns called rs witness. while 9TH
ers were attracted by curiosity. The
testimony at the closing session OF the
court was directed largely TO establish
ing the fact that the general had lost
his mental balance rs result of the
do a inct hin, hi,
Miles. His daughter and her husband
told OF the generals changed condition
and intmated that they had great fears
that he might az any time kill his ac-
cuser.
Mr.. Mckee. a life long friend. stated
that at the time he believed him actu-
ally insane. The facts In this connec
tion were brought out strongly by Mr..
Worthington In his efforts TO show that
General Eagan at times was wholly ir-
responsible.
A dramatic incident Of the trial to-
day, was the testimony Of the generals
daughter. IN which she described her
fathers appearance on the day he first
read General Miles statement. Stand
ing In the door of his house. with the
newspaper containing the evidence in
his hand. he had exclaimed wildly:
~ have been crucfed by General
Miles"
Throughout the three days Of the
trial the members of the court sat In
their places and attentiveiy listened to
every word OF the testimony. Only on
two or three oc nasions did they ask the
witnesses any questions and then. an
answer Of yes, sir. or no. sir, sulficed.
Where their sympathics We're or what
was passing in their minds was not
disclosed by even the slightest change
Of expression.
Immediately upon the case being
closed. the room was ordered cleared
and the court went into executive ses-
sion TO deliberate upon their findings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
SPECTACULAR PARIS
Cheers Il Mob Led by n Ready Made
Cripple. to the Old Cry, "D0wn
With the Jews"

Cheers Il Mob Led by II Ready Made
Cripple. to the Old Cry, "Down
With the Jews"
PARIS. Jan. 27-Thc trial OF the ac-
ton brought by Mrs. Iienr*. widow OF
Lieutenant Colonel Hen"y. who COM
mitted suicide In prison here, after con-
Tossing 10 having forged one OF the
documents in the DreSfus case, against
NJ. Joseph Rcinach, a member Of the
chamber Of deputies and editcS OF the
Repub!Que Franchise. for lnclling the
deceased in declaring him 4 traitor,
opened in the assize court to-day.
Mime. Henry. who was dressed in deep
mourning, was present. There was
great animation In the Hobbies of the
court OK justice. but the neighhorhood
OF the palace was quiet until . O'Clock,
when mob. headed by a cripple known
as "Libertad," who was on crutchcs and
had naked feet, in spite OF the cold.
and Il band of aati-ScmiteS. led bE' NJ.
Guern, president OF the anti-Scm!te
league, entered the Place d'Auphine. at
the back OF the palace OF justice, and
began shouting. The police cleared the
square and placed n Gordon around It.
The crowd chee"cd 70: the army and
shouted. Death IN the jews" VI. La
bori, counsel for NJ. Rcinach. asked the
court TO postpone the trial until the
Dreyfus inquiry was terminated. He
declared the suit was merely the work
Jf n political party reduced to the last
cxtrcmitIes. and that 1t vas merely n
desperate attemp: to influence the vcr-
dict OF the court Of cessation in its re-
vision OF the DrcTfus trial.
The court rejected VI. Labori's motion.
whercupon he lodged an appeal to the
court OF cessation.
Subsequently the court decided to ad-
journ the proceedings until the court Of
cessation passed upon ". LapOri's ap.
pill.
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VICTORIA. b. c.. Jan. 81. - Five OF
the crew of the hallbut fishing schooner
ST. Lawrence, which was wrecked of
Piper bay. In Alaska, on December IS,
were brought down on the Roslllc. The
seven men aboard the St. Lawrence got
ashore and managed 10 live for ten days,
when they were rescued by the sloop
Nora. Captain Caldor ana one OF the
men remained n Wranglr. The men
report the loss OF another fishing
schooner. but her name is not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
QUAY GAINS
Ono Vote. bnt IL was Owing To the .tb-
scncc Of II Member of the LcsisIa-
,urc Without Il Pair.


'urc Without Pair.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 2,.-Scnntor
quay gained vote today by the alb
scace without pair Of Senator Higgins.
ot Schuylkil!. Mr Higgins is a; the
Harrisburg hospital with pneumonia.
an! this Is the frst time since the bal
.otinS begun that he has not been paired
With Quay Republican. Representa-
tive Harold. of Beaver. WAS present.
the first time In a week. ard voted for
Senator Quay. jerks loses vote by
the death OK Representative harry
Manning. OF Cumberland. to-day at his
home at Newvillc. The Democrats and
anu-Quav Republicans have agreed to
remain away Gon the sessions OF to-
morrow and Monday, so that there will
ne no quorum Voting. This means that
there will be a suspension OF hostilitIes
between the 'rivli forces In the grca;
senatorial contest until next Teusday.
The vot" to-day was;
Quay. -: jerks. 80: DalZel!, 10; Stone.
:; Stewart. ): HUFF, 6: Irwin. ,: Tubbs
!; Rice. !: Grow. /; Markle =; W!dcucr,
.: Ritter. :, Total vote, III: paired. So
-NH"cS-aiS 10 CnOlCe, 81. Absent Win
uut PALS /. No election.
The only change in the vote was thnt
.n' Cal0Gs! irwin. who pollcd one more
v"te than yesterday. Mr.. Stradllng. ot
Philadelphia. changed from Widener
TO the colonel OF the "BucktlIlG."
II ss evident tha, the election FOR SEN
ntor cnnn0t take place tomorrow or
M0nd2y because Of the great number of
legislators wh) were today granted
leaves nf absence. Many OF the mem
Ic:s who could not secure pairs were
Obliged to 10 home IN business. and M
u result the Democrats Joined the anti
Quay Republicans in preventing n quo
rum On Saturday and Monday. a con-
ference of the Democrats was held this
AFTERNOON to consider The uucstiJn u
was aUTccd that under the circum-
Ftnncaa tho aati-QuaEi,es would DC Jus
iiii"d preventing quorum, and res
"Iution 10 this eftcc, was passed. Rep
rcscnsa;!yes Palm, OF Crawford: Spara.
ur BCrks. O'Br!pn, 81 Schuy.kill: Hast
son, OF NeEaEgn. and CrcaEy. Of Col
umbIa. were appointed Il committee 10
rtmnia IN Harrisburg and direct the
carry lrt1 effect ~ the resolution, The
u;ccria. committee Of the Democrat To
WAS i1rrnaS"h hY .ht addition ~ Hup-
iesentat!vc skinner. OF fulton. ThC anti
quay Republicans met mis- afternoon
ana nSreed that they would not so into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
EXAGGERATED REPORTS
or mccndiarism and BriGandnsc in
the Guant ammo District, Cubn--Thc
Spanish Element Inspiring the SLAM

dcrs.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Jan. 2L--Acter
a thorough invest CATION. including ta"e-
full inquiries among the planters, mer-
chants and business men of all classes
in thr entire district of Guantanamo. it
is safe 10 say that the reports of inceu-
diarisn, brigandaga, sugar cane burn
ing and other lawlessncss In this re-
giOn have been greatly exaggerated.
Probably the Guatanamo district is as
peaceful as any other portion OF the
province OF Santiago. There Is 4 large
Spanish element in Guantanamo City,
and these people seem 10 have cndeav-
ored TO give all unfavorable reports 4
malicious flavor.
The Cubans believe that the men WHO
were arrested on the ST. Cecilia planta-
tion for melting the worlimen 10 re-
turn to their camps were really bribed
by local Spanish merchants TO act In
this fashion and 10 pretend that they
were obeying their officers.
As matter of fact. the entire over
land route from Guantaaamo 10 San
tiago shows manF signs OF returning
prosperity aud ~ Increasing confidence
in the present regime. The correSpon-
dent Of the Associated Press found ao-
solutelv no sign of an insurgent camp
along the entire road. distance OF
more than forty miles. The United
States survey steamer Yankton arrived
to-day. She will make a complete sur
vey os Santiago harbor and VIII then
proceed along the coas! of Manzani!Io,
this province
\ number OF man representing Amer
lean business firms arrived here to-day
on board the Ward line steamer Santi-
ago. which left New York January 49,
TheS are looking for a favorable opror-
tunity 10 invest capital.
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S'r. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. .'.-Arthur
Brown, who is employed by glove
manufacturer here, to-day cut his
throGt and jumped from Fifth story
window, dying soon after. No reason
IN known Tor his action. Last We'd
ncsday. Brown, whose father Is Tru-
mnn Brown, \ glove manufacturer Of
Glovcrsvillc, y. Y. was married TO 4
young lady OF this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
VIII Banquet legislature,

Special Dispatch 10 the lnteliGcncer.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Jan. ga
banquet will be given by the Hunting
ton chamber Of commerce to the West
Virginia legislature or the evening OF
FEBRUARY :. the occasion being the ded-
'cation OF the first building OF the asyl-
um for the LnCWraDlcS
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Special Dispatch 10 the Intell!scncer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. .7.-
Miss Daisy Slaughter. a highly accom-
pllshcd young lady Of this city. after
several years preparation. is going on
the stage. She has accepted an offer
with the Boston Lyric comic opera
company. as undcrstudy to the prma
donna. Miss josephine Stanton. She
viii join the company early next
month
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
THE ARMY BILL
JcopnriIizcd in the Housc--Amcnd-
mcnts Prepared TO Meet Objections
of Its OpnOucntS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-'rhe oppc-
s,ion 10 the army reorganization bill on
the Republican side of the house has
become so strong that to-Qar Chairman
liun. after Mr. Henderson, Of Iowa, one
OF the floor leaders % the majority.
had threatened 10 recommlt the bill.
decided II would be wise In order 20
insure It's passage to abandon the idea
of providing directly for regular armY
or 100000 men. He announced on the
noor that the committee would offer
amendments 10 reduce the number OF
enlisted men 10 nbou; GO0OO. but lodge
I'm the Presidents discretion the authCr-
ity 10 Increase the army TO maximum
OF 100000,
These amendments have been pre-
pared They provide that the Prcsl-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
THE PEACE TREATY
Discussed in the Executive Session
OF the Senate.
SENATOR FRYE DEFENDS IT

And Answers All Questions Pro-
pounded TO Him by the Critical and
Technical Opp0sition-Hc Explains
Why tho Philippine Archipelago
Was Included In the CcssiOn TO the
United statcs-Scuator Platt's Re
marknbly Clear Statement of the
Situation That Now Confronts the
Country.
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the joint convention tomorrow or Mon
dag. Their reasons are that from dis
cussloHs and suggestions in the conven-
,ion on the question OF pairs they are
convinced that In u crisis It would be
held that yairs are not legally binding
and could not therefore be enforced.
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Special Dispatch tn the lntelliScnccr,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 2T,--ln
the supreme cour, here to-day the case
OF Taylor va. Maynor, from Fayc;tc,
which waH continued on Wednesday By
agreelrn' "r he counsel WAS taken up
and submitted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
TREND OF TRADE.
The Country iii u Stronger Posi-.
,ion Than Il Week Ago.
PUBLIc'S GREAT CONFIDENCE

In its Business and Securities Fully
Tested by Fall and Rise in Stocks.
The World Still Compelled to buy
our Wheat, Corn and Cotton.
Wheat Goes up in Price, and tho
Industries arc Ccasclcssly Active.
The Only Weak Spot is Wool, Which
was Forced by Speculation Last
Year.
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SETTLING DOWN.
The Legislature is. now Dcvoting
Itself TO Business.
FEATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS

was tho Consideration by
tho House ofthc Measure Providing
for the Exccutiomoft the Death PEN
atty In the Penitcntiary-Thc Daily
Democratic Amusement Organ of
Wheeling Creates Some More
Hilarity by Its Constitutional Fail
urc OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrc
not Disturbed by Col. AIcGraw's
Bluff Of a Contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-28
in AN HOURS TIME
The Eagan Court.Martial Came to
Decision.
VERDICT WILL NOT Be KNOWN

Until It has Gone Through the Pre-
scribcd Channels of the Intricate
Red Tape Systematic Closing Tcs-
timony Yesterday in Behalf OF tho
Defense was Characterized by n
Dramatic Incident When General
Iagan's Daughter Described her
Fathers Pitiablc Condition After
Miles Accusations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-31
@aiIY Eagle
NM. MURDOCK, EdIsOr.
Announcing the Freedom of Cuba.


Cuba have complete assurance Of her indie
ndence The president of the United issue
proclamation announcing in Cuba This census
which win occupy two months will Certain com
nunites though fully competent win be given self
nent through local elections followed by
withdrawal American troops and Cuba WIN be at
last yisby unquestionably, and independent
The presidents coming proclamation viii be important
chiefly because understood. will embody decara-
ton thai this by pledge
congress giving complete independence
That declaration was a mistake, government
having made It. will. in honor. live up to It
No has studied even cursorfly situation
believes otherwise than that withdrawal
constitute distinct blow to the
Cuba the rule of its quarrel
hOt-bOoded hyserica generals who will long DOM
mate its politics. will sink by
of nactOn incidence so typical of IAtin-cOntrOed
countries And inevitable as certain as night follows
day, that at its side Rico vault higher
and higher and that in years the city Of San
Juan viii commercially dominate the West Indies and
Havana win sink back into the lazy dirty slOhful city
has always been the that American nhu
has disciplined into obedience the laws of health
Who not believe that San Juan. kept cleanly and
hethful and pesenceree by the splendid sanitary dsci
pine Of America will be better city than Havana,
governed by the Cubans who in cleanliness
better than the Spanish, If good Who be-
that all the Rlcan cities assuming American
business methods, working full
day, doing oang under the guse Of sesta"
pass the Cuban cities asleep ways anti
quated castles Spain? Who believe that
Rico a part a great established power the
world commercially and politically. will
dividends greater profit can
Cuba impotent isolation and diminutve-
aess?
But Cuba will be free. to the immense eradication of
handful Of leaders. principally on fixing
themselves" The island will ground
tyranny Of which gives every individual
the widest liberty which and
I've genius leads the world can be said
without chauvins, that people happiest
green globe.
Cuba has escaped the clutches government so mag
unanimous that without thanks pay recompens it gave
its blood the life neighbor Cuba will be
but it will it would have been as
part Of the United States
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Along the Kansas Nils.

| A spelling match az the Normal InStt
tute at Dodge City last week revealed thu
fact that the teachers are becoming pool
| spoilers.
The PopulIsts IN most counties In Kan
szs this year have to overcome a united
Republican party and their own commit
tee on resolutions.
The editor of the Methodist paper q;
Winfield offers to raise a regiment Of vol
unteers 10 wipe out Klondike II Governor
Stanley will permit.
Jo Bristow spent his summer vacation
IN New England, the guest OF Senator
Proctor. Bristow's complexion h gettina
chalky and patrieian-
watermelon-Def ~. CBot.) A fruit OF
the genus cucumis. Raised in Kansas for
its heart, which is edible. In other sec
lions the seedy pulp IS eaten.
July and August are the dullest months
IN Kansas, yet nearly every weekly paper
Published IN western Kansas last week
had an extra supplemental page 20 make
room for advertisements.
Many persons know weItner. the Mis-
souri, man who heals by manipulation.
Recently a minister at Nevada charged
that weltner was killing people. and Welt
ner had him arrested for libel
John Snlder brought into Abilene the
other day three ears OF corn and left them
for exhibition They had grown On one
stalk. After emptying his wagon. be went
back to the farm to haul In the stalk
Tho Republicans of Clay county nomi-
mated a oae-Iegged Swede for register Of
deeds. and the next week the P0puiIsts
OF the same county met and nominated
a one-armed ewede for the same Office
The funniest thing IN the way Of plat
forms in Kansas this year Is that Of
the Crawford cOu1ty Democrats. one
plank of which declares: 1T f. the Repab-
iican party's basic principle to postpone
and procrastinate.'
There Is going 90 be 4 collapse IN the
price Of cattle some Gay. Two years ago
everybody knew IT, Nov most everybody
has forgotten H. And the parachutes q
4 whole lot OF people VII fail 10 Ops3
when the collapse comes
Every one who knows the Kansas char
acfeg knows that the Kansas boys who
remain IN the Philippines VII BE 10 SIX
months signing 20 come home. while the
kznsas boys who come home IN the same
period viii be signing 20 bE back = ths
Philippines
The srrOwfui reelection - coming 10
good many men THAT " they are not now
making money the fault S With them
selves. not with ths tines. Hard tines
we're fearful. but they had one badly
people could blame all the1r trUubsss c.
the tf1as-
A. p. Rialsis % AEInaeacoais does rot
thtak that Insurance C0mntsEsoDsf
CAurcH l. engaged IN the same kt51 Of
work as NcEau was. namely. exasssnfng
cozpanses EAez there - 10 ned % g.
hut Ride says that 81 Church -. be
shcuId - rsn0vs6 es onee.
esoW thai he realizes that q neseg w1s
80. the Kansas PSDaiisS wO21ers boz ~
sVer w0rke4 himself into bel3eving that
Wal Street every UoFu1uG. fase eefaFs
brvakfagl. eook . shrBs-ktats4 pftshfgk.
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bsrbed. and jabbed Il into the quiveriry
flesh OF Kansas. just for Joy.
We'll grumbIed the English passen-
ger 10 the conductor at GienwOod
Springs. IT couldn't see the country n
Missouri for the trees: nor the country
IN Kansas for the corn: nor the country
IN Colorado for the rocks. whatIl Sc BE
IN Utah?"
CONGRESSMAN Reeder OF the Sixth dis
trie1 OF Kansas wants congress 20 hold sT-
cry other session west Of the Aississippi
river. The idea was first sprung a. the
Trans dIssisEippi congress In Wichiia b.
a New Yorker who was here representing
Mark Hanna
Atehlson Globe: An Atchison 1-year-
Old. ~ whose house q rev baby rscsztly
arrived. vas greatly interested when shs
first saw the bzby nursing WHAT DO
you have two fofT' she asked Der NTH
er. when tire baby was getting its spp-
per: iona for bot and the other for
eoldZ''
Hot inureneo from tbs essEtoa RsrBb-
Iican: re the lady Who cut OF tore
Leaf Of music from the Asgust number
az the Ladies Home Jorrral in enc DsS-
&c library RON = few nights arc. vi
sand q neS nunber Of che JSurnsi fo~
Argus. 20 The iaSrary a. osca. 20 further
msnfs0z vii be mAss - the oerBFrsses-'
Curtis has announced ma; hs ufii - n
70 Cy LeiaDs's 01n oo5nty. DrniPsan-
and try % take TIE dsieratisn suay fro1n
HaEsy ard Lelssd- OF this rzvTs L.
land saya: If Curtis works q risst -
nay have 0as oe11sT-SnaEuss. 30 so1ns
but n he eoz't be - nSs Bsbs - have
any. One fhlzg r. ee<taln. Ne Sast haTs
nore than 0os csunty - the oo1rta-
tea"
Isaac Harris. ~ JhosSso. o-s - tSe
PhElp2iss Islands. STites - Els so-kR ~
Troy: -ft - uselsea % Try . ssad arg
no14T heze can; g.. . AT fSf
tkere T. 10 bark closer thar NAs.ila- -
I VII have go keep ny EooFJ Eifn N
payEsstsF. an6 - TIE sn9 - s,r@s yeArs
I Nh have ssgsgh % EiFs - Esa-i
start Dat pa thisk ssst usii -
rood piasF-
q possAo RssaABsazs Ia ssr4 = -
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PapuIatIo, oSC.uh,

The census of Cuba, TO be taken BY the
United States government under the d.
rection OF Lieutenant Colonel Joseph p.
Sanger, will be the first census taken in
the island since 1881. and really the first
census worthy the name. The previous
censuses have been sIipshod and none OF
them IL given much weight By stasisti-
clans. The first attempt to count the
people OF Cuba was made in liza. when
the population was placed at ITi.s9a. The
census OF 1851 declared the number OF Gu
bans 10 be l.s9s.5sp, OF whom sos, efs were
colored. while that Of 1851 estimated the
number OF Inhabitants to Be ISL eSf. Of
whom sz.Ss were negroes aud muist,oes
II Il believed that the devastating war
that has swept the island has reduced the
population b. at Isast oEe-sOurth.
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Prosperous South and West.

Ex-Comptroller Hepburn in a recent intervavv .s,d
that New York practically lending money to the banks
OF the south and west for that the southern
and western banks do not need it. They have all +be
money required The In the south and west nut
money into the possession of the people such large
amounts as to be surplus This surplus was deposited
with the banks and thus the money that had been
several years provided That west and south q
perng as never before is longer well based opinion
but positive fact
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- a~fsi biss z IIstssr. q cb1a4sa Has.
rirA = gsFl ~ ~ aarns - Hsnnas Acsit
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s1fnaes. a LaEresoe srsfrsy. CHS. Thrtr
SasRhssS - Bs~ L.aay cprEss. - iaaias
ara a. ahost TIE sueE@st Seansa - ~
BsftlSA esD1rs. MIS- Esssts Aestt sas
9 sas1sorns ri az.S seEy bfiSss- We at
ssn3s4 sbs ass pah.fs 5000 VIA -
sisag asosst sEl - sEz ~. Fts.G -
tie ssrzsr arm % Bssi4. bfs'sf q Co.
6ry Esots. q Ck5eaEs. ns4<se3 31lies
Garrett. asssher trss fsg14es Esf4s So
asss a seAes1sase TAs So seai sssn-
inx PATTY ne ss~r ssssn6s9 s4s e a. @.
WfTlErFA Ms Mslsle 0AfFuss usa rFra-
sst a.4 ahs aeS fks 9gf.sR Wefs fsfks.s
eat a. crisclpsks - . ss1c4 mafttass sss-
sm0nT. 80 aas eFsBs kalF sEd br8wa
syes a.t 90 r@oa1 fs<l 80 arrs teff g.
ass.y D. 1--we Sta hsr - fhs 1ns: ans
szbnarss - 4rss eopegssnsfT 80 Hhsss
fss bFszr+ Ws eaa t4sta tAst kins FsL
Aatss F1sl1 lives q cesnE&
Day E@ss4 ~ easseE y seaas . $50
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issra Carzsa-@ salsPy.

India pays al her governors and iesses
officers very weiL England sees TO that
As viceroy. Lord CuTSOn Of Kediestoa vii!
receive about half nilHon dollars tina.
Is 10 say. about D.coo pounds Cor $50 sEs9
= year-during his term OF ave years In
addition 20 this he has a ve-y eo7S.e-
er&6is allowance for expenses: bat IL a.
said that he VIII have 90 husband Lhis
allowances earefully 20 make ~ sAowJ q
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