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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
INDIANS STRIKING.
AN EXCITED MOB is GATHERING An
CHAMBERLAIN, S. d.
They object 10 the Government CUT
for Hauling Freight.

Chamberlain, s. d. Sept. 7.-sloux
at the Rosebud agency, under the
leadership Of Hollow Horn Bear.
powerful and influential chief, have
warned Indian Agent Wright and the
employees to vacate the agency within
twenty-one days, and to burn the
agency buildings. The determination
on the part of the Indian agency TO
reduce the rates paid Indians for haul
ing freight from Valentine, Neb., TO the
agency, is the cause OF the trouble.
Although a trivial matter in the eyes
OF white people, the Indians take NOR
tai orense, and runners sent to dis
tant camps brought into the agency
about 1900 angry and excited Indians.
The agent attempted 10 appease the
wrath of the Indians. finally, by con-
sen'ing to compromise on the re-
duetion. The Indians We're not salts
ted. and further trouble Is appreheHG.
ed. Information from Valentine states
that settlers adjacent TO the reserva-
ton are becoming uneasy at the atti-
tude OF the Indians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

Made Things SO Di-nErccabie That
MIR. Dranham Decided 10 Move.

Indianapolis. Ind, Sept IA pecul-
lar story developed In Irvington today
In connection with the alleged murder
OF Howard Pletzol by II. II. Holmes
and the house In which the crime was
committed. When the rental agent
found that II had been vacated 1t was
cleaned and a rent card placed upon
II, and In few days n r. Branham
applied for the property. He had lived
In 1t but u few days when he noticed
upon shutting up the house closely
that n peculiar odor seemed TO collect
In the dining room, aud II was not long
till members OF the family began To
complain of strange noises about the
house and cellar. Branham heard the
noises but attributed them 20 the rats
and dismissed the subject upon several
occasions when 1t was mentioned to
him.
The house Is Isolated, and the mem
bers OF the family became nervous
under the oft-repeated noises, which
sometimes sounded like the falling OF a
stream OF water on tho cellar floor. and
again Ms the hurrying OF feet upon the
cement. This at last made an i'm
preston upon Dranham himself. and
he and his family moved out OF the
house before thel- now residence was
ready tor occupancy. Nothing more
was thought OF the matter until the
oharred remains OF the child were
found, but even now Barnham Is not
willing 10 admit that the noises were
supernatural.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
FIFTEEN ARE INJURED
FIVE OF THE PASSENGERS ARE
REPORTED TO BE DANGER
oUsLY INJURED
Accident Caused by Axle ON Smoking
Car breaking and Train
Plunged Into Creek.

Parsons. Kan, Sept. THE smoking
car and day coach attached 10 the
west-bound passenger train ON the Par
sons division OF the Kansas, Fort
Smith and Memphis road jumped the
track while crossing indian creek,
twenty miles east OF this city. this
evening. dltchlng the two cars and in
juring about fifteen passengers, five Of
whom are reported as severely hurt.
The accident was caused by an axle
on the smoking car breaking, which let
the car down. The car then struck the
iron bridge spanning Lightning creek.
The span was knocked from the bridge
seat, and the entire train, with the eX-
ception OF the engine, plunged into the
bottom Of the river twenty-five feet
below
The wrecking train was sent out
from this city as soon as the news
Of the accident arrived, and DR.. AK
man. the company's surgeon, Is now
preparing to leave on special train.
The train was In charge OF Conductor
George Emerson. who Is said TO have
been seriously Injured The railway
officers refuse to give out any informa-
tion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
A HEAVY FAILURE.
DRY GOODS HOUSE MAKES ASSIGN
MENT AT GREENyILLEa
The Liabilities Are Placed at sio,-
eaI. 20, with a Large List of
Preferred Creditors.

Greenville Tex. Sept. 7.-tspeclal)-
John T. Cate. dry goods and clothing.
made an assignment this afternoon"
naming j. o. Teagarden as trustee.
Liabilities, slO,62179. The following is
the list OF preferred creditors: c. A.
Landlord $3.50; First National bank,
s2lO0; Neyland and stlnson, $500; Com
merce National bank. $216O.S7; r.. s..
Gilbert. oak Gin. Tex. $500; Mrs. l.,
Heard. si97; G. w. Cate. 5000 SO; C.. j.
Cate, 1923 40; E. w. Hagan, 1885,;
Greenville Building and Loan associa-
tion, S2iG; Harris National bank, Ter
rell, Tex, $500; Mrs. NJ NJ. cate,
500; Peters Shoe company, st. Louis,
slO678O. Lewis ZukoslSy 1892 -; G. n.
Garden. 800. Mr.. Cate has been In the
dry goods business for several years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
THE RACES AT BAIRD
SOME INTERESTING EVENTS TAKE
PLACE.
The Place Is Crowded with visitors,
Opening of schools ana other
News.

Baird, Tex, Sept 7.-(speoiaD THE
first week of the Baird public school
closed Friday. The attendance is large
and the outlook for prosperous year
of school work was never more in-
couraging.
The first bale OF new cotton brought
TO Baird this morning was purchased
by ~. IL. Powell.
This place has been thronged with
horsemen and visitors this week at
tending the races, The purse on Mon
day was won by horse from Gala
han county.
Thursday Brown Seay's horse won q
handsome purse. Friday, at the time
appointed. large and enthusiastic
crowd greeted the appearance on the
track of several horses noted for speed
and bottom. The first heat was won
byAnything. the second was won by
Traveller. owned By G. c. Clark, OF
Belle PLANE. Purse 800
In bicycle races on today the first
prize handsome SILK umbrella, was
received by DR.. c, Cooke. The second.
box OF line cigars, was carried on
by WIN Boydston.
The races for this afternoon prom
ise TO be OF unusual interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
rHa aAzErrE WORTH SEPTEMBER 1885

illusions. Submitted. set aside and con
tinued to third call motion docket. In
The Red River Cattle company vs..
w. b. Wallace ct AL. to Withdraw
record; refused.
City OF Fort Worth VS., Benjamin Al
len, ct al, to correct Judgment re-
T. A. Helm VS.. C. C. White, to dis
miss appeal. refused.
wichita Valley Railway company VS..
W. A. Perry. for rehearing; refused.
Ward Risley vs.. Cleaves & Fletcher
to submit on suggestion OF delay re-
fused.
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas Rail-
way company VS.. Il. Il. Marlborough
to file record; granted,
b. Muskowltz vs.. Mcconnell & Co..
TO submit ON suggestion OF delay
granted.
T. NJ. Brown & Co. vs.. j. r, Nc,
Kenzle. ct al, to strike out Dill OF
exceptions; granted.
II. NJ. Brown - Co. vs.. j. r.. Nc
Kenzie ct al. to strike out copy OF
contract; refused,
Mary Richardson ct al. vs., j. NJ.
Pounds ct al, 10 dismiss appeal; re-
fused.
way company vs.. NJ. j. Johnson ct al,
to strike from the docket; granted
Fl. p. Morgan vs.. A. st. c. Tunnel
lee, ct al, TO strike out affidavit; pass
ed.
+. p. Morgan vs. A. st. C. Tunnel
lee. ct all. to dismiss appeal: granted:
Colllngsworth company vs.. +. W.
Myers, to hear statement of Facts con,
sidered a proper part OF the record ana
retained as such; passed.
Patton & Wellborn VS.. Mrs. $. NJ .
Collier. to file record; granted.
Y. w. House ct al. Vs. j. M: Robert
son. to suppress brief Of appelle; over
ruled.
VIM. Cameron & Co. vs.. First Ma
tional Bank OF Decatur, to dismiss APP
peal; passed
VIM. Cameron & Co. VS.. First Ma
tIonal Bank OF Decatur, certiorarl;
granted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
COURTS OF oISIL APPEALS.


Court of civil appeals, second judicial
district Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. Z. 1895.
Cases submitted; II, G Carter ct ali.
VS.. First National Bank of Colorado.
Tex, from Mitchell
Larmour q Watson VS.. Comanche
county, from Comanche.
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company VS.. j. NJ. Jagoe, from Dem
tom passed TIL September rs.
ID. $. Galbraith ct al. VS.. Howard a
Hume, administrators. from Cooke.
Texas and Pacific Railway company
vs.; Tribble b Lambert. from Taylor
Texas and Pacific Railway company
vs., 5. Lapowskl * Bro. from Tay-
lor
Texas and Pacific Railway company
vs., John b. welll. from Taylor.
Durham. Buckley 4 Co, ct al. VI.
Randall Chambers company, ct al.
from Tarrant
y. NJ. Chancellor We. j. S. Jeftries ct
al, from Tarrant
Motions decided:
Clarendon Land, Investment ana
Agency company, limited, vs.. Mcclel-
liant Bros. Tor rehearing; refused.
NJ. c. McLaren ct al vs., X. II. Jones
CT al. FOR .ehenring aud additional. con
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

flame OF his Indignation at insulting ms
grandfather, Emperor William i. THIS
eliminated Monday morning In the en-
peror saying TO one OF his intimhtes:
ut Is time that we made an END OIL
this"
Another sensation has been caused
by the Vorwaerts publishing the cor
respondence of Baron Won Nammer-
stela, formerly editor of the krsu1
zeitung, who retired from political IRE
early in the year In a rather scanuA-
lous quarrel with the Agrarian party;
The letters which bear the Impress OF
authenticity convict the Conservative
leaders OF base opportunlsm. even 10
the point OF desertion Of the Soelalst
ranks unless their demands should De
satisfied.
1t liz supposed that Won Hammersteln
IL trying to intimidnte the colleagues
by exposing these intrigues.
The New American consular rules
as to making out bills OF ladlngs are
felt by all German exporters to impose
great hardship on them. Many COM
plain they are already finding their
way into the newspapers.
Americans are fast leaving Ham
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II, DeYoung OF
san Francisco. before taking their de-
parture gave a farewell tea. which was
attended by many notable people, In
Guiding Mrs. John w. ATaokny and
Clarence Mackay. the Hon. Chauncey
NJ. Depew, Marie Corelll and Eric
Mackay. Mr., and Mrs. DeYoung have
returned to Paris. They sail for Amer
lea in October. Clarence Mackay has
started for Orleans, where he Will join
his brother on a shooting excursion.
Mrs, Mackay started for Paris today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
DANGER OF DISEASE
THE MEXICAN PILGRIMAGE WILL
CAUSE TROUBLE.


City Of Mexico. Sept 1T is feared
that the village OF Guadalupe. near
this capital will, during the festivities
Of the coronation Of the Virgin, become
the focus Of disease. as fully $4,000
people are expected there. and all
records of previous pllgrlmages there
show an agBlomeration of people,
which invariably causes fever and
diarrhoea troubles. The superior board
of health has been asked to take meas
ures to prevent AN epidemic. breaking
out as n result OF the intended Pilgrim
ages.
All reports from Vera Cruz state that
there are n considerable number of
cases OF yellow fever. There ls. how
ever. no danger for passengers entering
ana leaving port, as they are speedily
transferred to u ship or train.
The jury for new trial OF the sec
onda In the Nerastegui- Romero duel
case will not be drawn until Romero's
appeal IL heard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
- O----------
NJ. U. PAYNE's HISTORY.
He Was Friend of jon Davis and
Loaned Him Money.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. IA special 40
the Bee from Malvern, Ia, saws:
The late NJ. U. Payne, the famous
Freemont county millionaire, who died
a rev days ago, was a most interest
ing ana original character. He was a
lifelong friend of jefferson Davis. and
when the latter was elected president
OF the Southern Confederacy he APP
pointed Payne secretary Of the Interior,
Out ne never served in that capacity
On the contrary he came north and
settled In Fremont county, where no
mas since amassed a fortune estimated
at from Sl,000000 to $4,000 900.
lie owned land in every state in the
Union except one, though most of hls
real estate was in Fremont county.
where he had 10000 acres.
When Jenerson Davis died he owed
Mr. Payne $1,000 which he had FOR
gotten to pay. When Davis dind
PAYNE was called to his home in Mis-
sisslppl to preach his funeral sermon,
Mt Payne's WILL Just filed for probate
SHOWS MS money requests 10 be SS9s =,
OO9 aside from his real estate.
Besides making liberal provision for
nus WIDOW, children, relatives and ser.
yants, he bequeathed to Charles i.
huhiey OF the Firebrand, Shenandoah
and his school $4,000: NJ. u. church ioan
dund board OF churches extension sSo /.
IVY NJ y. church South, on the home
place place thirty acres so long as used for
stt a'on purposes Central college. Fay
cite MO-, endowment fund. $40 00o.
AI1h college, Parkville, Mo. achnIa ~
snip iund, $4,000; Tabor college. Tabor
"a, endowment fund, $4,000; TO The
needy widows and orphans under 10
years and spinsters over 40 years and
ail preachers now living upon any la nd
m Fremont county owned by saia tas'
s sstor, or who may hereafter live upon
srsh VI seia premises during the own
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
CLEANED THE OFFICE
AN EXPRESS cOMPANY's OFFICE
ROBBED.
Company's Cashier and a City Ticket
Agent Disappear With Forty
Thousand Dollars,

Terre Haute, Ind. Sept. ~. d.
Farden, the cashier of Adams Express
company, and j. r.. Barnett, city ticket
agent of the Vandalia, have disap-
peared, also package of $4,000 de-
posted yesterday by Revenue Collect
or Jump for shipment to the Cincn-
natl sub-treasury. Farden was u PEN
sion examiner In indianapolis under
the last administration. He and Bar
nett literally cleaned the office of the
entire days receipts-about $4,000.
The AFFAIR has caused an intense SEN
sation and the Adams Express office
has been surrounded all night by IL
large crowd. II is said Barnett went
10 Chlnngn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
is or THE FrnsroLAss.
Secretary Herbert Approves Report
ON Steamer st. Louis.

Wasl lrgton. Sept. 7.-Secretarv TJar
bert has approved the report Of Com
mander Bradford and Ilautennnt
Mulligan. the naval officers VIII ran'
resented the United States on the cc-
9asion OF the trial OF the American
channel The vessel is thus acca,i, =. !. a
as one OF the first class for the otea,
subsidy act u 'he
The former trial was made A, ens.
~ over course 50 knots long. nefin,..
the total run over and back. iOi sno,ss
=, ,our h3ers, forty-one minutes, Il mr.
speed, making all allowances w. a,esna "a e
knots per hour. was z-'EO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
IT GOES BEGGING.
TWO MEN DECLINE PRESIDENCY
OF STATE UNIVERSITY.
Judge n. A, steadman and Judge Il.
U. Hume Have Both Refused
the Position.

Austin, Tex. Sept. 7.--(speclal.) THE
board OF university regents was In ses-
sion today but adjourned subject to
call without electing a president and
law professor. 1t is learned today that
the place was rendered Judge N. A.
steadman Of the railroad commission.
but the former Fort Worth attorney
and present railroad commissioner pre-
ferred TO retain his present position
and declined the honor 1t also leaks
out that Judge F. Charles Hume. of
Galveston, was offered the place made
vacant by the resignation OF Judge n.
8 Miller. and he likewise refused the
place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
MADE 4 aREAT Rnconn.
Harry q. Cornish Has mn An-Round
AthletIc Record.

chicago, Sept. 5.--As a citing finale
= 2 long career as an active atheiete.
ititNrIf F. cornish. athletic manager or
we Shicago Athletic club. this after
noon through with what IL known as
;ne Al around program" at Chicago
N,nie'ie association Held. and succeeds
~ 70 hphk'nR up an exceptionally
brilliant record, making a total OF 1855
points paaor the amateur system or
f. ran 100 yards in II 1-5 seconds
Put the 70 pound shot IS feet. made
nIe feot one Inch on the running high
i,,e ~ pound hammer 50 feet Inches.
fstuitsd feet 9 ~ Inches with the
Pp'e. ran i2o yards OYER hurdles In 10
}ceouds. threw the O. pound shot 81 $50
: nards - feet IL Inches IN ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
SEND MORE TROOPS
SPANISH GOVERNMENT WILL SEND
$4,000 SOLDIERS.
insurgents Apply the Toreh-pro.
pose to Blow Up the Railway
nridGes-Rebei Recruits.

havaha' Sept, 7-Advlces received
"s,e are to the effect that the Spanish
government win send 25 900 addl,IonaI
so ins, 10 Cuba during October.
Insurgents have burned n Sar,,, h,,,..
an, 'a .rzres and q plantation nj Pih-
~ -, lhey also burned the h,Iiidings
ASH tne sugar plantations In The IRE MI =
i nce ng In the district OF Auras nrn 'as
attschas santa Clara. the insurgents also
rennlssS me village OF Jieotea, being
fieid. rhey left four dead ON he
Two insurgent leaders namad c.,1..
N'H and Guira- In the Manta-a soi AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
zr WYATT is DEAD .
Tho Noted Train aud Hank Rebber
Dies In JIM.

South Enid, o. r., Sept 7.-zlp
Wyatt. alias Dick Yeager, the noted
train robher aud bank robber, died az
noon today In the Enid jail. lie was
unconscious many hours before death,
and made no confession except that
Shoemaker, man serving a lie nen-
tcnce for numbering Townsend. OF King
Fisher Is innocent. Townsend's widow
and two children saw wyatt before his
death ana identified him as one OF the
murderarg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
ENGLISH cnlrIoisn.
London Papers Comment ON H..
Great Yacht Race.

London, Sept. Tin The o.,,
an article on the internat,ooou rse OF
race the Pail Mall Gazette thjs yaeht
noon says there Is less lnterest ~ a, Ter
YORK today than in the Earl 30 new
ravens previous attempt 10 vi, pun-
American cup; but despite AM the
or unfair criticism which MAJ sasn
been uttered in the excitement ~ h I've
m9ment, these competitions tend TX ~
u' M me IVY nations more closely. "
tAs love Tor snorts Is characterlst,o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

Henry Bohicrt Disturbed Public
Worship mt Taylor.

Taylor, Tex. Sept. 7.-(special)-In
the county court at Georgetown yester-
day Henry Bohlert Il saloon keeper of
Taylor, pleaded guilty to a charge OF
disturbing public worship during the
progress OF the recent revival meetings
held at the tabernacle ON the public
square here. and was fined S25 and
costs, the whole amounting to $685..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

of Americans as well as OF the English.
All gratitude is due to the Earl of Dun
raven. If hes hould be beaten again It
would only be another incentive 10 him
and to others TO try again.
i. O'ConnOr's Sun In It's issue today
says that over the claim of Americans
to be ranked as sportsmen Of the pur-
est water there hangs cloud. 1t Is
only necessary, the sun says, to glance
over their methods to be satisfied that
they are most dangerous opponents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08

Va NtiahAat bdtt lute Oh NEW ftlk
ialist In all diseases OF the Eli y
Throat, Nose and Nerves.
Such as Cataract, Peteryglun, I
Eyes Weak, Painful or Inhame. q
Granulated Eyellds, Neuralsil q
ache, Dizziness, Nausea, Nefyeu
pepsia, Chorea, st. Vitus Dana n
ness, Catarrh and Asthma nj
Epilepsy.
CROSS EYES STRAIGHTENES1
DIR. MoORE's PAINLESS
METHOD,
No loss of time; no ether Or q
form; no confinement indoor; u 4
during or after operation.
GRADUATED EYELlpS "a
WITHOUT CAuSTIc OR Il
THE KNIFE.
A FEW CURES IN TEXAs
A Catholic Priest says. u
suffered untold anguish with nj
for the past four years. hawt3
many oculists, both In this q
and Europe. Each one had q i-A
opinion and different tresimsht
in every instance It was from y
worse. Finally, when all ftilA
Moore came TO my rescue, and ~
me successfully In a very fh'h
without any pain whateysf !
now feeling happy thank 0M,
the enlightened doctor from Ali.|
may he be spared long TO mlnHs
all-healing medicines 10 pool, ~
ed, and in many instance. wv
humanity. have also sunen
catarrh since 1884, but hays ~
covered under his treatment. MA.
P. N. D0N0a1|
Pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic "
Sherman, Tex. "--Shermsn Nel.'|
A PROMINENT MERchaM,...
Mr.. A. Il. Pelphrey, a WEI
merchant of Collinsyills' ~
have been a sufferer from c,u .-
many years and could not e ...
much longer. The disease his ~ M
my eyes, ears, throat, stomasn
fact my whole system. rens-..
life miserable. I had been VI MI
numerous physicians ana WI
kinds of patent mediclae IN
avail. / began treatmens WI
]. Harvey Moore, and hls4I
like a new man. "-Shernlan ~
A BANK PREslphN.i \
Mr. a Cameron, presided
First National Bank y MD
says: 81 have suffered ii0,- X 4
hearing for several years = MI 4
totally deaf in one ear ana w, s n
hear a watch tick In the ~
IL was pressed against the 81 "A
Ia DR. + Harvey Moore aaa ~
ing is greatly improved. ~ Ia
watch tick in the ear tna. :, NJ.
deaf and the other Is "a
proved that / can hear w 800
some distance from tna 'A
Vile Banner. ,upictr
II 10 welI-ltnown BY u'1' Y, 4
citizens that Crockett h|esn,sl Il n
Of Greenvllle has been avr,,j,ls
last two years with ~, a
eyes. He has "suneIean Il ~ a
many physicians" bu' ~ s,,,i-
nose His case had beer IA
incurable He went to p's II 4
Nfoore one week ago and ~ y! 4
recognize persons on VIZ ne TAi "a
fine print In a newspape,.s in
saw this case and nesrseu.it
statement to be true---'
aid. ..,..,orials sss';<3
Hundreds of testimon''
on application, s,es s.lsif
First case OF cross-eyrse,t Is
free. and all cases
price the first day. .nd2.,DI
Hours 8 TO u a. ~. 81
daily except sunday; FREE
coNsULTATloS -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
BATTLEsnIr TEXAS.
omoiaI Trial of the New ship Set for
September IL.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE cflicial
trial of the seeond-class battleship
Texas has been set for the 18th instant.
The test will consist OF a run OF four
hours out to sea and while the trial
will not be test OF speed. 1t Is under
stood that the ship win be expected to
approximate her best work on tie oc-
casion.
The contract calls for $500 horse pow
err. IL provides for premium cs 500
for each horse power less than 5000
developed. down 10 1860 below which II
1t goes. the machinery Is not TO Le oc-
cepted. At the dock trial the vessel
showed 6707 horse power
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-08
CLAIM THEY ARE RIGHT,
French Newspapers Say Waller De-
served Ills Conviction.

Paris. Sept. THE Journal des De.
bats In an article discussing the case
OF ex-Consul Waller today declares
that the letters written by Waller
which were seized by the French au-
thorities In Madagascar have fully
proved the case against him.
The Journal des Debats adds:
Mr.. walters protestatlons will fail
to invalidate the Judgment OF he
court martial against him. 1t is an
unfortunate affair, but what else could
we dor"