The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

Judgment solely upon tho ailrmntiol1s lot
1.-The officers. who provoked tho riot! 5@s
| On June 9th tho verdict was rendered.
| Four Egvptlnns were condemned to boE
1l,angcd, two 10 forced labor for Ito, ono
Ito forced labor for fifteen years, six to
forced lntor for seven years three q to-
linipriaonment#f Tor u year md 10 public
tlOgglt1g, and finally Ave to flogglng WI tt-s
out imprisonment that ntence lnso!Y-.
1nE that each Of them should receive
ftty blows from q tye-lashed whln! sa$
| Tie verdict &locrccd that tho execution
snnuid take place tho very mex day.
THUS only fifteen days elapsed between
tn riot and thG con cmna tior
8A At 4 O'Clock la the morning Of Svednca-5
day. June 27tll,& tho four I1gyptinnB con-
dcmned 10 death and The eight, cons
demned ia be fogged were brought from,
Ghtbln 70 tho village Of Chouhada, about
two miles from Denchawni There for
nine hours, they awaited tho rribls$
Vengeance. i. AZ l. o'clock on tho afternoon
o; Thursday, Jure 18th. thny were led to I
I,ancilnwai Il Tho English officers Ind seen
to Il that the exoclltio should .ta kh place
Mt no same hour, and on the Same spot
M tho riot. h 53ss, }ss IA
Fl u, a broad, circular space. surrounded
with ropes, the g'bbets and pillor'es wsro
set up The condemned were surrounded
by the English soi diera and these In turn turn
Y by English %horsen,en. MIR. Intclell and
the governor OF the province auportntend<
ed tho execution. Tho son OF the first
5of those con demned to death approached
them ana entreQtcd than to al)ow him
Ia receive from his, father his last words
They scorncd this laat request
AZ 3 so the English soldiers mounted
their horses ana drew their aWords; q 4
Sn,inuto later the hanging hogan; n man j
was hanged the members Q HIS family.
hts Yalnttves and all hiH friends, lnhsscd
their piercing eriea Two otl.e re- were
floggad inFthe presence Of the corpse Tho 4
Same scene was then repeated three tiInes. Ii
-Four men were hanged and eight & logged.
The horrible scene lasted q whole hour!
A 4 savage. reyo ting scene Il eyer there Il
was one, during which this European 4
spectators shed tears Of pity md horror! 4
And every.s one went away repeating tho
words OF one OF the victims Of hanging:
Cursed be the tyrants! Cursed be tho i
5tyrAnts! - ID a sg5 fs 53
This day Of juno Is, 1905, will remain
a fatal date In history! It Is worthy TO z
figure in tho annals OF the 5ilcbauci1cs OF v
The most Violent Indignation
was felt throngliou Egypt ut the ts. news news. y
England had mover been able to produce
such result In fifty years OF effort. And q
this result was produced by the agents
OF England. S The Egyptian poets have S
written verses about the execution at
.Denchawai, 4 and those verses are perpet tn ~
atfng the memory OF those scenes IN Z
which civilization and hur1!anit y Il were vi
outraged in tho most revolving fashion
And to-day ask the English nation
and all the civilized world II 81 cn an b a
solutc defiance of The principles Of :us- Z
tice and tho laws Of humanity Is to bs 81
tolerated. TASK the English, tea' oi'3 or 81
their country'a renown and prest ,ge, 70 5E
tell 6ua II they9mean 70 extend the moral ~
ana material influence Of EnglanI IN #
Egypt BY tyranny and bnrborlsm. ask
those who shout 30 loud about humanity e.
ana who III the world with their indig
ton over scandals q thousand times less 81
reyolting than that ut Denchnwal,a to +
prove their sincerity by rotcsting ener-
eetically against n 4 lno1strcu5 e outrage
which ia enough to discrcdf: European RI
civilization forever in the eyes OF orlen-
tai nations. Finally, i ask the l1nEllsh
nation II 1t behooyes her to allow her
to 80 back after tWenl2-55 H
four years to arbitrary laws. to 7roce-3F
dures more than barba,ous. IN order 20 53
govern Egypt and teach the 1Igyptulhs Az
n sense Of human dignity
constitution that Will deliver 81 ne y
country from nbsolutism Is what lIsyp y vi
chiefly needs, says Moustapha K1amn
Pashn. IN conclusion. Ana, indeed. even IS
nnder the despotism OF Arab more par
baro,,s incident could not have occllrrcu
than that which is now l!scomforting th2 rs
British administrators OF the home %
ttgsi y s H "a