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French candies at Hodes & Halls.

FreNch candles at HOdes & Halls.
1t is easy to catch a cold and just as easy
t" get ria of it if you commences early to
use One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles. 1t is pleasant to
take, safe to use and surs to cure. Allen s.
Woodward.
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EIV'S Cream Balm

is acknowledged to be the most Thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever OF sil
remedies. 1t opens and cesnses the nasal passages,
allays pain and Inflammation, heals the sores, pro-
teots the membrane from colds restores the senses
oftaste and smell. Price soc. at Druggists or by mail
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For Sale-A Beatty organ, coed as new.
Cheap for cash or on installment plan.
Inquire at this effice.
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R and G Corsets in styles and shapes
that will ft any form. A line Of French
Corsets, good filters, made of French
cautil, drab and white. All grades to
$3.50, tor $I.oo. Have YOU seen our So
cent and $I.oo line? There are no better
for that price.
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THE CASH STORE

Catarrh Cured. A clear head auc,
sweet breath secured with Shiloh's Ca
| tarrh Remedy; sold on guarantee. Ma
sal injector free. Sold by Graham &
Wells.
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A few Ladies' Long Goats that are being
sold at great reduction. If you want
large amount of goods for your money
be sure and see them. All the capes and
jackets in the department sold at reduc-
ten,
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures
where others fail. 1t is the leading Cough
Cure, and no hoRe should Ac without it.
Pleasant to take and goes right to the
spot. Sold by Graham & Wells.
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Walnuts, three pounds for rs cents, at
Hades & Hall's. All ether nuts, three
pounds for so cents.
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HE SLAVES.

Dc you believe in fusion.
Or are ysu on the fence, sir?
Well, this is my conclusion:
We can fuse ON Jesse Spencer.
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County warrants taken at par for ner-
cllandise at Nolan & Callahan's.
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Oranges, at Hodes & Halls, frem IS
cents to 20 cents Il dozsn.
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A thousand apologies are due
Mr.. Warfield. His true blue re-
publicanism is we'll known to the
editor, and only most inexcusabIo
inadvertance mixed his name up
with the "probable sympathizers"
Of the union movement. The
names of Mayor Woodward, Judge
Hufford, Geo. Waggoner, John
Buchanan, Jerry Henkle, Judge
Moor and hundreds of other loyal
republicans might as we'll have
been associated with the fusion
cause as that of Mr.. Warfield.
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Il Very Proper Complaint.
ALsEA, Or, JAN. 9. 1SaS

ALsEA, Or, JAN. 9. 1saS.
ED. GAZETTE:-I see that in
your last issue you have my name
mentioned as one of the union
lists. | will admit | was in the
room at the union convention },
but did not take any interest in
the work except as spectator. |
am republican and have always
been one. | have been in the re.
publican county conventions for
the last four years as delegate,
and [ was vice-president of our
Mckinley club and am not asham-
ed of my political affiliations. Do
not think that l am offended at
the mistake, for am not, but l
do not want people to think that
l am a Bryan democrat. 1 hope
the republican party will nominate
clean, strong ticket that will be
elected, and believe it will,
Yours truly,
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A good servicable umbrella for so cents;
lots style in the 75-cent grade, and lots of
wear tee.
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&c. ~ ! &M4Zzsw ::S:.. ::S
Bills Allowed.

The following bills were allowed by
the January term of the county court:
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If you want a better one, you will hnd
it here at tee same ratio of low price to
good goods.
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Corvallis 6a5ette.

CORVALLIS, OREGON, Jan. ID, 1898.
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Editor Stewart, OF the I1incoll Leader,
was i'll Corvallis this week and state:
that the fusion senti.lent in kis county
was very s;roAg, H. said that it WAS the
belief among democrats that Joe Siu,on
would seek to dictate the nominations Of
the republican state convention but that
he weuld fail, and ke would call another
convention and nominate bolting re-
publican ticket which would have the
support of the Oregsnian.
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Late Telegraphic News.

w. E. PAUL
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The populist and the democratic papers
are at war. The shrewder deMocrats
low all the populist platform AID wish
the proposed new party to avoid SUCH
issues as the initiative and referendum.
The popu;Ists. s.n the other hand, AZ: ia
dependent and declare that their e1tii-
creed must be incorporated i'll the uni'',,
FL lt!orm or they will act alone.
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...... Msdemoiselle, comment Va
votre pere ?

VO1fe pere
IL 4 toujours ses hallucinations,
St.S 'a 9r.ces pnarils mais son stat
~"m4ie samsliorer. II deia pris
deux paiuets de la pouars que vous
sHes remise NJ. neluzy CO natin,
j. lul al falt prendre lie second, dams
son cafe, CONNIE le precedent.
LIE docteur devint pale.
-Quoi !. 'ecria-t-il, c'est vous
4ni etes chargee d administer 1
votre pere ......
II le faut bien sill savait que
&c remede passe par les mains de
NJ Deiuzy, Il refuserait certainement
dy TOUGHER.
oh lie menstre ! le miserable!
s'ecria le doeteur en- serrant les
polngs, c'est a yous quiz confie
ihorrible taehe .... ii vous
De qui parlez-vous ainsi, Mon
saeur demanda Mile Jolivet au
comble de l'etonnement.
-Eh de qui parlerais-je, simon
du mari de votre soeur Viotoirs, de
ee scelerat qui voulant la mort d'un
vieiiaid don't il doil heriser, vous a
donne mission d'administrer votre
pere ie poison acheta un charlatan
de Ia foire
A son tour, Josephine devlnt
blanche CONNIE un lis ellie await
reeu une seoousse 81 terrible gu ellie
s'appuya contre la muraille.
--Mais ce poison, balbutia-t-elle,
) n'est-ce pas vous qui l'svez vendu :?
-Cest moi en- effet, qui al remis
] Deluzy la substance don't IL attend
/ ce criminel resultat.
e Grand Dlcu -. En- ce cas-,
s'ecria Josephine Ell Sc levant dun
1 air egarG, dites-moi ce que je dois
. faire pour empecher $500. Vlte,
e yite, ne petdons pas de temps ....
G vous mepargnerez des Femords
e Sternels.
i. Ellie tremblait de tous ses men,
It bres. Jsun 10 retint par la main ct
,, fobllgea doucement Sc rasseoir.
IS -Rassurez- Mademoiselle,
4 dlt-:l croyez-vous que j'aurais pu
q me prefer a Podieuse intention de
.e Get homme ? II ne me connaissait
&c pas, il me jugeait aussi pen estima-
Bile que certains individus de ma
a. triste profession. Quand il ms
o. demand6 une substance toxlque, er
m 'offrsnt pour prix de ma complai
st sanee, une somme relativement con
, siderable, je me suis bien garde dt
e refuser car il Sc fut adressS a ur
t autie, qul EFT 6te peut-etre moin:
scrupuleux -. J'ai done feint d.
~ lui donner satisfaction mais, Ell
as realits, la poudre blanche prise pa
Nj, Jolivet est pour lul un remed
"a bienfaissnt, ct certanemsnt inofien
i sif -. jai voulu pourtant YOU
IL prevenir en- secret, vous que je sal
n etre range garden de votre psre
la atm que vous lie protssiez, au besoir
ma contre les abomina bles tentatives d
son gendre.
4 cOntlaaer.
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A lecole du village.
A contiauer.

lie maitre-Quel est lie meilleur
moment pour cuelllir les pommes z
L'eleve-M'sieu, c'est quand lie
fermier lie dos tourne ct que son
CHEN nest pas la.
Une femme qui connait les symp-
tones.
Henri (du haut des esoaliers).--
Agnes ! Agnes voulez-vous men
yoyer un peu dean filtree ?
AgnAs.-Qu'est-ce qui vous est
arrive cette mutt Avez-vousy ats
retenu au bureau, on un ami est-ll
yenu vous prendre pour aller au
club ?
Henri.-Pourquoi ?
Agues. --Parce que je ne sals pas
sill vous faut un gobelet ou une
pleine cruche deau.
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FEUlLLETON
II CntRLlIAl.
Par Ellie BERTEET.-
AlI.-LE REToUR.

Poitiob, StupiNC !
s'6crla-t-il en- RANT ce nest rien
...... quelque chen errant ou
quelque chat savage oui sera entire
par hasard.
Blaisot n'ecoutait pas ct continuait
de degrlngoler fesealier. Robillard
await eu garde de l'attendre.
Voyant lie r6sultat de sa temerite, il
s'Gtait nate de quite la maison ct
detalait au plus vite. Malheurcuse-
ment, il n'etait pas facie de courir
a travers les pierres ct les broussall-
les qui herissaient lie sol dams ce lieu
nouveau pour lui. Aussi, malgre
son adresse ct son agilte, butta-t-il
contre une racine d'arbre ct il tomba
tout de son long. Blalsot d qui les
localities etaient familieres, lie rejoi-
gnit ct Sc jeta sur lui corps perdu
All coquln ! secria-t-il, que
fails tn la !? Nous allons un peu te
regarder dams lie blanc des yeux....
Monsieur !! monsieur appela-t il,
yenez 4 mon aide -. ct n'oubliez
pas lie revolver $3.50. il importe de
Me voici peponditon de l'ih-
terieur dn batiment.
Robillard, d'abord etourdi de 50
chute, reprit ses esprits au contact
de deux mains convulsives, qui
nenaeaient de rstrangler, etrepoussa
son adyersaire avec une force peu
. aommune. Puts il Sc releva ct voulut
fuir mais Blaisot lie saisit Ia
jambe ct esssya de ls renverser &c
nouveau.
LIE pftre, qui jusaue-la setai'
tenn sur la defensive, fut pris dune
fureur subtle. II Sc degagea, alta
qua des pieds ct des poings fopl
niatre Blaisot qui s'etait relieve,
) son tour, ct la lutte deyint acharnee
N4snmolns ellie ne fut pas Tongue
Robillard await une snpcriofits
acrasante sur soE adversaire. In vi
instant. Blaisot reeut une avalanch'
? de coups de pied ct de poing, $
! drus. ST yiolents, 81 bien assehes
scion toutes les regles de Tart, gu
! men pouvant plus il roula sur le SO
ct s'ecria !:
, -C'est lie diable en- personne
Au sesours
d Que Sc passe-t il done 2 demar
da de Ioin Deluzy qui reellement n
7 Sc pressait pas d'accourlr.
Ouand il rejolgnit lie sol-disan
tensur de livres, il lie trouva seul, $
tordant sur les orties ct les ronce'
CONNIE un serpent NAL ecrase.
II Sc sauve 80. sulVe"-io
balbutia Blaisot vous a'eA
revolver, tirez sur lui
Sur qnl
\ II SO sauye, vous dis je coure
mais courez done 1880. IL lao'
tuer ou nous sommes perdus
y Deluzy. he sachant de quei COZ
tourner. regardait a droite ct
4 oaucha il ne yoyait personne.
All Ga, qu'est-il arrive
aomanda. til avec qui vons ete
vous battu
Eth | lie sais-je ? replMua
malheureux; je suis mouia, aneah'
,o,t on sang -. Je crois que ]
lie bras casse J
-Casse =. Jespere que
a,ast mas lie bras droit seer
Deluzy avec un egoisme feroce ca
"' On ce cas-, comment pourtlez-Vo
TRAVELLER ? -. Ailons Dia's'
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vous en- serez quite pour des contu-
sions =. Scion toute apparenee
vous avez eu affaire a un paysan du
qui sera entire par curio-
site ct qul, So yoyant malmene par
vous, Sc sera defendu de son mleux
......
&c nest PAS ua paYsan, en-
suis certain un paysan brutal cut
frappe al hassrd, tandis que lie
grcdin, qai s,ait la tout a lheure, y
mettalt une dexterita, une vigueur,
prouvant une gfande habitude.
-Autrelnent dit, reprit Deluzy
dun ton goguenard, ce ne sont pas
des gifes de montague que vous avsz
reeues, mals DIES critics de vile,
savantes, perfectionnses $500.
-Oui, liez. Monsieur, repliqua
Blalsot qui etait palvenu, non sans
peine, Sc remettre sur ses 1ambes j;
mais peut-etre nj yous nj moi n au-
rons-nous sujet dc rire d'lcl peu
de temps -. l. avsnture d'aujoar-
d'hui, CONNIE In prtetdente, n annon-
| ce r;en de bon on nous espionne ct
peut-etre -. En- attendant, ie vals
etre pendant plusieurs jours Aors
d etat de manier mon BURN.
Cette affirmation produisit plus
d deflet sur Deluzy que tout lie reste
Ii prit oblieeamment Biaisot par Il
bras ct le rsmena vers lie batment
OH ses contusions OF ses e2ratienu
res furent pa sees. Blaisot, un PEI
remis de ia seetusse ct reconforti
par un coup d'eau-de.sie don't
await une provision q l'atelie', dlsal
4 son patro,, en- hochant la tete
-Si nous etions sages lun
l'autre, Monsieur, nous qultterion
ce pays sur le.champ, pour n
revenm jamais
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pressantes pour co,nmettre uuI |
imprudence pareilie, ct je Ie grondt
raj fort Quand j. le reverlai -.
ie le resois. Adieu, madame Martin;
peut-etre ne rentrerons-nous que ce /
soir.
Tres bien, mes bons Messieurs
Settlement, ST vous rentreZ tard
prenez garde aux ehutes 500.
Nos cuillouk, poursuivit-elle en- sc
tournant vers Robilard ayec malice,
sont particuliarement desastreus
pour les visages ct pour les habits.
Et ellie sc sauva dams sa cuisine,
Atm de rire a sou aise.
LIE docteur Jean ct son aide
partirent aussit6t. En- Sc giissant
autant que possible a l'abri des
roches ct DIES buissoas, lis attelghl-
rent, sans malenoontre les wastes
constructions de la Forge. @Ces
CONSTRUCTIONS, CONNIE nous lavon~
dit, etaient inoccupees ct plasieuis
restaient dams un veritab,e etat
d d'abaldon. lie docteur ct son
guide, apres s'etrc assures que per
some etait portee de les soir, Sc
dlr.gerent vers la grande porte de
fuslne. lis In treuyerent fesmee ;
mals ayant tourna langie da bat.-
J ment, lis rencontrerent une seconde
porte, moins apparente. Robtllaro
posa le doigt sur lie loquet, ct ellie
SQUIRT aisement maGtre ct vale
empressarent 'entre-.
In penetrant dams Ia halle, II
t docteur at RobIlard scrnterent avi
dement, dun coup dell toute sol
| etendue mais lis current beal
regarder, lis etaient seuls dams c
waste hangar
lis he savaient que penser guam
un rayon de soleil brilla tout a cou
4 autre sxtrG mite de In halle. Tn
u porte venait de s'ousrir, du cote d
a Ia teirasse qul surplombait la ehut
II d'eau. ct. dams rencadrement lum
e nenx. Sc dessina une forme syelte
r uracieuse. La porte $ etant referne'
il Josephine Jolivet s'avanca dun p:
e rapide lie docteur invita- son cou
pagnon Il rester en- place. QUAINT
Sc luj. il ALA au-devant de la jeur
ii file ct lui dit, en- sincllnant ave
IS respect
il -Combien je vous remercle. m
la m molsslle, de cette marque Gle co
Sc fiance
lie -Je s.is que ma eonfance e
meritse, repliQ Qua-t ellie volx bass'
ns yous ayez laisse lei trop de souv
ct Mrs de ganerosite ct de desonemeI
la pour que j'aie pu hester ....
is D'allleurs, je suls impatiente d,a
er prendre les graves communicable
)r- cue yous III annoncez.
es Ellie s'assit sur un banc de pier
rs ct designa au docteur une place
,ir cote. En- levant les yeuX, e
TX remaraua RobillaTd, qui Sc dissim
it. lait derriere un pilier hors de
m yoix ct ellie lui adressa un sig
er, amieal.
mt -Vous etes bonne, mademolsel
ms repliqua lie docteur Jean, ct je |
ar sprouve plus que personne 49,.
Je Grains pourtant que vous
pa trouyiez pas dams cette malson toi
,ur la fellcite que vous meritez
-Je ne me suis jamais plain
in replioua Josephine avec embarr
la -Vous etes pale, amaigrie, ct
lis sens ..... je le deylne .......
yotre anne est aussi malade que
;. gracieuse envelope
=. Josephine, pour eacher son
est laise, essaya de plaisanter.
-Quoi done !. monsieur lie doete
est rspliqua-t-elle, estee pour une c
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XII.-LA HALLE.

II etalt pres de deux heures dn
matin lorsaue Robillard rentra
rauberge dc la station. lie docteur
Jean ne dormait pas ct await encore
de la lumiere. En- entendant mar
cher dams lie corridor yoisin, il
ouvrlt sa lorte ct appela avec pre-
caution.
LIE pitre eht bien voula ne pas Sc
montrer en- oe moment. II etait, lul
aussi, convert de contuslons !; ses
vstements etaient dechlres ct il
await perdu son chapean dams la
bagarre. II ne pouvait pourtant Sc
| dispenser de repondre a fappel de
son maitre ct entra, roreille basse.
La nouveIIe quill await reussi dans
son enterprise ct que Mile Jo!iset
sc trouverait secretement dams la
halle de la forge lie lendemain, satls-
fait asseZ le docteur pour fempechei
de faire des renarques sur le desor
Dire de son messager qui attribua ses
vetemen,s dechires q plusieurs
chutes dangereuses. Apres asoil
cause suelques minutes les deus
hommes Sc separerent pour la mutt
/! Ii await {te convenn que lie len
dsmain matin, a Tissue du dejeuner
| le docteur ct son aide Sc rendraien
ensemble la Forge par les chemln'
| de traverse que lie pftre await par
courus deja.
| lie Docteur ct son aide sc prepa
rarent done de bonne heure pou
| leur expedition.
Avant lie partir, lie docteur sir
forma de Jobson. Nine Martin, |
maitresse d'auberge, repondit di'
traltement
All Monsieur l'anglais
Ilya longtemps quill est sorti =.
mais il reviendfa, car 81 valise es
restee dams sa ehambre.
Sort, ...... Diable c'e:
tron tot -. ct sayez.vous OF il e.
ale
Il a Saint-Simeon sans doute
il est monte dams lomnlbus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
2O4 FIFTH AVENUE,
Mr.. WATIN on Warfare.
R.tveen Both & 3is, 81.

re rAvoRs THE Use OF sMOKBLEss POWDER.
HIGH EXPLOSIVES And AERIAL ToRPEpoEs.
Phnadelphia Sept q Hudson Maxim. Of New
York the wel-known expert on explosives. read
paper last night before the chemical section OF the
Franklin Institute on Modern High Explosives and
smokeless Powders and Their Application In War
fare
Nr Maxim maintained that n was crime for a
nation NOT "a seek the most destructive weapons
that could be obtained and not 70 he always pre-
psred for war The more terrible were the Weapons
tho less would bA the loss ~ lie because war
would not he 80 quickly prAciptsted There would
have been M wsr with Spain. he contended had II
no, haan tina, the Madrid Government nr1nly be
Ueved ma; the United States was unprepared
Smokeless powder OF the improvements
tina, would give a enemy great advantage either
on land or sea II had been offered 10 the Nnlted
States first 81 ALL but because Of The Government
exactness the offer had been rejected Black pow
der vas used by the troops az Santiago and In con-
sequence the loss was far greater in killed ana
wounded than II smokeless powder had been used
With regard TO high explosives Mr. Maxim strong
~ favored The use OF ,he aerial torpedo and pre-
dlrfAd that {, would yet he adopted. The American
feet he said expended s. cD no IN hrng prolec'les
and of all the shots fred az Cervera's feet only
rer cent hit Should the aerial gun be eventua y
adopted as an implement 81 warfare. naVies Woull
have 10 fight In skirmshing order a. armies my
could not stand before such deady prolsc ne ~,
II would cost $1,000 10 demonstrate Us power ",
Guiding the building OF cruiser, ana II y shouiII
succeed " would save sS0O1n.cp. because II "ouIi
do euav with the construction OF fghting IA
chimes Naval and military authorities must ne
said soon give consideration 70 the seria torpedo
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THE NINTH REGIMENT FURLOUGHED.

The 9th Regiment. New-York Volunteers which
arrived in this city from Chckamauga last Fri
day. and the men OF which have since been on
leave Of absence from Colonel Green. assembled at
ram Yesterday at the armory when the men re-
cei,ad further furough OF thirty days. They
were instructed 10 report at the armory at 10
o'clock on October %
Word was received at the armory OF the death
on Tuesday night OF Lieutenant Franklin walker
NJ Company II. at the Presbyterian Hospital from
ttnhotd fever. The funeral Is 10 take place from
Grace Church to-day. Chaplain Nicho or the 9Th
Regiment will offciate -
1, was said yesterday that most or the men were
.nxious TO sever their connection with The Army.
having had all the experience Of military life that
wanted
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ONO Troops REACH HoAE
PIC CROWD WAITS UNTIL LATE AT NIGHT 10
GREET THE SIXTH REGIMENT
N CINCINTATI

cincinnati Sept H-Never before was such a
scene presented in Cincinnati as that attending the
arrival OF the 9Th Regiment Of infantry last night
All afternoon the streets had been thronged by ex-
neotant crowds When II learned that they
would not arrive until 10 o'clock or later. the crowd
urysred and grew A. the Central Depot there was
no formal reception owing 70 the late hour There
the crowd was immense.
M Cd Kentucky Home" The dense throng went
u. n II brushed away the police, tore open the
~e.se rushed IN on the tracks and pressed around
r. csrs Women shouted screamed, Laughed and
cried by turns Men yelled, waved their hats ana
az SaT.oort attempted 10 receive Major Miner with
= eneoeh and Major Miner tried 10 reply The
sboits around them drowned their voices.
Without escort. except from police ana the Citc
veTe r,arching by the shortest route 10 the New
port camp 80 - v,,,os.-..-,s L...x,,
>eu-norf where they ate a hearty dinner set Tor
them by the Army and Navy LHasue tnen pro
skirte of Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
CHARGES AGAINST CHAPLAIN NINTYRA,
HE ATTACKED ADMIRAL SAMPSON AND CAPTAIN
EVANS IN LECTURE AT DENVER

HE ATTACKED ADMIRAL SAMPSON AND CAPTAIN
EVANS IN LECTURE AT DENVER
Washington Sept 21.-The attention OF Judge-Ad.
vocate General Lemly having been directed TO tho
complaint Of Chaplain Mcintyre that be had not
been Informed Of the charges which he is 10 bs
tried by court martial a. Denver on September %.
that office promptly furnished the papers in the
case for publication The chaplain is to be tried
three charges. all growing out OF lecture deliv-
cred by him in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Denver. August 6, referring the battle Of
July 3. The first charge is "scandalous conduct
tending to the destruction Of good morals" There
are three specifications under this charge They
are. in brief that he referred 10 Admiral Sampson
as reporting himself within four miles OF the Colon
when she struck her colors In order to get his
share Of prize money Secondly, he charged that
on the chase after the Colon the Oregon met tho
Iowa going TO the rear and that Fighting Bob
took the Iowa 70 the rear and KEEP, her there dur
ing the battle Third that Eastern-made ships
failed 10 come mp 10 expectations, because the
builders got their orders through political pull"
and didn't care how much they cheate the Gov
eminent .
The second charge is conduct the prejudice OF
good order and discipline. II recites three speci
ications OF the first charge with additional one
based on the chaplans public and con.einptuous
reference 10 Captain Evans as Fighting BOD
The third charge is conduct unbecomng an on
GER OF the Navy" and recites the same specinca-