A FRENCH SCANDAL.
RESIGNATION OF A GOVERNOR.
< "Uii.tod X'ress Associaiion^-By -.ieofari. T-legrap_—Copyri_-_---(Reoeived April 16, 9.22 a._n.)
PARIS, April 14,
In connection with M. ReV-il'- resignation, the newspaper "Petite Datipbmois," owned-by M. Baragnon, M. Rev-il'. uncle, allegedi that M. Edgar Combes, the Premier's son, offered to obtain the authorisation of the Carthusians tinder the Religiout Associations Act for one millionsf-ancs. The allegation was indignantly, denied on behalf of fcL CtawbeSj ahd M. R-foil deniedthat he was associated therewith. M. Revoil's; TC-i^'pation was due to ,31. Confbes'a refusal to hear him on the subject and declining to Sign his promotion to the Legioi. df Honour 6n the occasion of M. Lot-be.'* coming visit to Africa.
(M. ReYbil, the Governor Of Algeria, f«* -ighed, on the eve bf M. Loubet starting oh his Visit to Northern: A-fi-i, owing to the Prettied M-.G_qnb.Sj implying in tho _ha_ibef.of Detputi«_ jbhkt Heir oil' a r-lflfciohi were concerned Hi aiintrigu. ifttended to _r_ftte an ad_airils-f_fc-ve> scandal ifijnrioua td the Governme-it,)
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7680, 15 April 1903, Page 2
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163A FRENCH SCANDAL. Star (Christchurch), Issue 7680, 15 April 1903, Page 2
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