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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-03-25

/ The o. II. 4 N. Saloon carries n
the popular brands of wh!skey.
Try the Royal restaurant. the bek
short order house III the city.
The WOOdmen Of tine World will Be
occupied with inlliatory work next
Monday evening, aud the member
are requested 10 be present in lam
numbers.
Cream and swiss cheeses \ new
invoice this week at Wildenthsler's
New pocket pool table. only one 10
town At the O. r. & n. Saloon.
The Knights of Pythias were busy n
their meeting on Wednesday evening
oonferring degrees. At the close o. ~
lodge q supper was served, with 'o's
E. Akin as chief cook.
Try some White Glover Cheese "
the Russell Cash Grocery, it will pess
you.
-S,xteen-inch slab wood. ready %I
the stove, can be secured Of GINA"
Emery.
The county commissioners VIII hlee'
in special session Monday, 10 con''ue
the P0tlatch road matter ana a.o
proposition to sell some land I'D WV"
man county, Washington o~"e' F"
this county.
Three chairs. You are saSs!t
''next" at Harvey Gauts base"'
Barber Shop.
PHAEToN FOR sALE-EnqniIe
VIM Haevernicke. ut the WINE r''
livery barn. 81
Bill Wright has force Of caIpeO'e"
at work placing one OF his 'sI.
houses In good repair. 1t is l"s'e
Eugene street and will be fes"'
renter In few days. It IL roo"'
convenient.
Try one of Morgan's cee0 81
oyster cocktails, for sale Al Sn'
class saloon.
-Wildenthaler delivers !lts" IAN
twice day all over the CITY, Van id
orders with the delivery ~"
groceries.
H. &. Caldwell. represen'''r
Triple Link Mutual and ln0eu m
Association, has been in the ' g"
several days, working IN sne -. ole
of his organization. None ~ thi
Fellows can obtain insurance
company.
Fish, Dried Herring ~ Alb
Halibut, Salt Msckerel ana nm
and Picked Holland Herring
sci Cash Grocery.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-03-25
Range Meat Market.

Dealers in all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats
Sausages and Fancy Meats speciality. We would
be pleased to receive portion of your patronage
East Main street, Lewiston, IaaAa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
BRIEF SoTTINos.

At Gould & Whipple's, t49 Congress
street. from Dec. 5th to Dec. 9th inclu-
siey, there will be an exhibition of water
coors aid pastels by Miss 9. 2 Talbot.
Some of the Democrats of Portland and
vicinity are endeavoring to form Jack
son club for the celebration of jackson
lay.
The city snow breakers are out level
ling heaps of snow and distributing 1T
where a supply is needed.
One OF the largest limbs on the i'm
Inense elm in the yard of the Musssy
mansion was shattered by Saturday
nights blow.
Cabbages are being brought in from
the Cape in large numbers and are going
forward to Boston by rail.
Wednesdays Montreal Star says: In
shipping circles a report is curren6 Una
Che Grand Trunk Railway has IN con-
temptation arrangements with the Ley
land Steamship Line to handle some OF
Its transatlantic trade all 6ne year rounu
from Portland.
On Wednesday Mayor Beal received the
official notification of the intention OF
the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.,
to ON April /. 1899, take up the 1870, OUU
in Bangor & Piscataquis bonds, accord
ing to the agreement made with the city
The Mutual Improvement club Will
meet Monday, December 9th with Mrs.
Merrill, 2l1 High street Roll call from
viii and tx chapters of Manual.
At St Stephens church on Sunday
morning there will be a memorial service
and sermon in solemn commemoration
of the recent distressful disaster on the
sea.
The city has crew of % hired teams
ano lis men still at work clearing the
snow off the streets. Although they are
making rapid progress it will be several
weeks before all the streets are entirely
cleared
There are now at the almshouse $50 in
mates and about 45 more in the Greeley
hospital This is not quite up to the
biggest record for last winter which was
pl0 in the almshouse and hospital some
time in February.
AS several mem bers of the city council
were out of town yesterday, the meeting
to take action on the matter of playing
polo in City hall was not held. The stu
alton thus remains unchanged.
A case of diphtheria is reported at SO
Cedar street
Portland council. Royal and Select Mas
tiers, will hold its annual session in Ma
sonic hall, on Monday evening, Decem-
Der 10. At this meeting action will be
taken on the Masonic Temple matter
The next union Odd Fellows meeting
will be with Unity lodge on December
IL. Ancient Brothers lodge will enter
tain on Decem Jer 20.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
PORTLAND MEDICAL CLUB.

The Portland Medical club held It's an
nual meeting at the West End hotel
Thursday evening An excellent banquet
was served by Landlord Ca5tner
The order of exercises consisted of an
address by the retiring president, DR.. II.
W. Searle a report of the work of the
club for the year by the retiring secre.
tary, Or. U. Y. Lord; treasurer report
by DR.. Daniel Driscoll; annual Grafton
by DR.. J. K. p. Rogers and the election
of officers Following are the officers for
the ensuing year:
President-Dr o. P. Smith.
First Vice President DR.. 81. H. Brock.
Second Vice President-Dr. G. Y. Lord
Urea surer-Dr. Daniel Driscoll
4 Secretary-Dr. George Libby.
Board of Censors-Dr. E. j MoDonough,
DR. G. w Bray, DR.. 8. I. Brown.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
PERSONAL.

Henry Whitney. one of the Oldest and
best known Maine Central conductors,
has resigned on account of Ill health. 1t
is under stood that he will continue in the
Central employ in another department..
Mrs. Ellen Gately of 237 Darforth street.
who was lost on the Portland, for many
years was a servant at the home of MIR.
starr. who lived ON Spring street She
was sent for by him to cook his Thanks
giving dinner in Boston. where he now
resides, and before leaving said that she
shoulu draw from the Boston bank money
which she had deposited there. Inquiry
was made at the bank and it was learned
that she did SO.
tiev. DIR. &. S. J. McAllister, the new
pastor of Pine street N. g. church, is in
the city, and will preach in that church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

These transfers are reported: sp
Andrew Liable OF Brunswick to Alfred
.Ouslette of Brunswick, land in Bruins
wick.
Abbie J. Ealey and John g. Haley,
both of Standisn to Edward 4 Burrowes
of Portland for $500 land in Standish on
the Saco River near. Bonny Eagle bridge
Tor mill privileges.
Edwin W. Jones of Westbrook to Militia
v. Jones of Westbrook land with build
ings in Westbro k on Bridge street.
Arthur e. Marks and e. Vinton Earle
of Portland to Walker & Kedlon of Port
land land in Portland at Fesse - park
on Devonshirs street. u
Rebecca w Pickett of South Portland
to Susan IA. Buzzell of South Portland
land and buildings in South Portland
On front street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
CUMBERLAND BAR ASSOCIATION

A largely attended meeting of the Gum
berIand Bar association, to take action
Freeman, was held at the Greenleaf Law
library yesterday .morning at O'Clock.
The president of the association, Hon
Henry B. Cleaves, called the meeting to
order, and, after remarks by different
members, it was unanimously voted that
the bar attend the funeral services In a.
body. 1t was further voted that thu pres
,dent be authorized to appoint commit
tee to present appropriate resolutions at
The January term of the Supreme court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
MORE RATS.
no the Editor of the PRESS:

To the Editor of the PRESS:
I noticed an article in Fridays PRESS
of single catch of eight rodents by a
gentleman of this city. think the record
can be beaten by lady OF this city on
Congress street who at a single catch had
her trap filed this morning with fourteen
as big rats as one would wish to see.
MRS. e. 0 WILDES,
60i Congress street, City.
Portla nd, Deem Ter 2, 1898.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
STRUCK A MESSENGER BOY.

A boy named Callan, employed as q
messenger by the Postal Telegraph com
pany, was assaulted yesterday afternoon
at the head of franklin wharf. A young
man about 10 years old was passing,
SO Callan says, when some one threw
snow ball which hit him. The man
took it for grantee that it was The mes.
senger boy and running for him struck
him terrible blow over the right eye.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
CHEMICAL CALLED.

No. / was called out to fire in the rear
OF 76 Anderson street. The house was one
and half story and occupied by a Mr..
Ivers. An over heated funnel set FIRE to
clothes hanging back of the kitchen stove.
The fire was extinguished with damage
pnIy to the clothes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03

CUTICURA SOAP, because of its delicate
emolIient prophecies, is the most soothing,
cooling and purifying application for rashes,
ir.itations, chafings infammaiions, undue or
offensive perspiration and many other sana i've
uses, as well as being the most effectdal skin
purifying and Identifying soap tn the world.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT ABYS.
SINIAN CHURCH.

The A byssianian church has bsen a
great loser by the loss Of the steamer
Portland, nearly d score of the persons
drowned were constant wershippsrs at
that churah A memorial service win be
held at 7.a) p. IN. in the church on sun
day to which all friends are invited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03

Sold throughout tho world. Price, CUTI
CURA SOAP, csc. CUTICURA (ointment),
SOC. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP,
Sole Props, Boston. British Depot, King
Edward Street London. Depot Francois, II 3
Faubourg ST. Honore, Paris Send Tor Face,
Hands and Rair book mailed free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
=. NJ. G. a.

The meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
tomorrow will be one of special interest.
The male chorus of the st. Lawrence
church consisting of twelve voices will
furnish the music. The speaker will he
ene of reputation and good meeting isl
looked for.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

A special meeting of the Portland Ty
biographical union will be held this after
loo. at is clock to take action in re-
gard to the annual meeting and banquet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-12-03

S()F I.
WHITE:
HANDS
IN
ONE
NIGHT
PRODUCED BY
(qlticura
! SOAP ;.

On retiring for the night, soak
the hands in a strong, hot latller
of CUTIGURA SOAP. Dry thor
OughIy and anOint freely with
CUTICURA. greatest of emoI-
lient skin cures. Wear OLD kid
gloves, with the finger ends cut
off, and holes In the palms. For
red, rough. hchapped or discOl-
Ored hands, dry, assured, itch
ing, feverisI palms. with shapes
less nails and painful finger
ends, this treatment is simply
wonderful.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
Now There IS q Suspicion That
Colonel Henry Sacrificed Him
self to Save His Superior.
Views Of Porision Editors Have Changed, and
They Openly Declare for Reopenpg
tbe Dreyfus Case.


unent?: He was charged with a very
important and delicate service. How
did. he carry out his duties? He must
have been very simple minded to have
counted in the way he has done upon
the. credulity of others. AS to scruples
il: is very easy to see how little he was
embarrassed by any. All this awakens
doubts in the mind upon several points
of the affair which it is absolutely nee
essary should be dissipated."
+. All this put into clear language
means that the Journal des Deba.s hts
climbed down from the position 1t held
so long and is also in favor of Dreyfus
being re-tried. =
NJ. Rochefort, in the Intransigeant
.s1ys.: that Colonel !. Henry's forgery
changes nothing. He says.
His crime is hateful and stupid. 1t
is hateful because of misdoings only
too real Of the criminal, and it was
therefore not necessary. to add imagi-
nary crimes. It was. stupid because
l.ere are one hundred and fifty proofs
that Dreyfus was guilty, and therefore
to:add to them these forged documents
was. simply: gratuitously :: throwing
doubt on unimpeachable eyidence:! =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE War Office
was relieved this evening by the re-
ceipt of a dispatch from Cairo explain
ing. the sudden Interruption Of news
from the Soudan which gave rise to
some uneasiness yesterday. as: to the
movements of the. Anglo Egyptian col
umn now advancing toward Omdur-
man under General Sir. Herbert Kitche-
ner. II: ~. :: q
It appears that telegraphic communi- :
cation was Interrupted because the wire
beyond Macy Island, about midway
between Meleamah and the sixth. cata=
raet5 of the Nile, had been DANA ged by
severe storm. Shortly after the ar
rival"of this intelligence came the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Associated Press
from Macy: Island, dated August 80;
and forwarded by messenger from the
camp at the front to- Macy. i: :i::.: -.
There have been gTimpses of the
enemy. during the last few days and the
first skirmish took place. to- day, when
an advance guard of cavalry located a
large body. of the DerNishes. at a. sup
posed outpost. near, Kerreri; about eight
miles north of Omdurman. The. enemy
showed a disposition to- fight, beating
with their drums and displaying battle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
Anglo-Egyptian Forces Rout the
Rebels Eight Miles From
Omdurman.
Kitchener Moving Slowly but Surely Into the
Soudan-England Was Becoming
Alarmed.


bunting: The J. MontInorency troop
emptied: a few Dervish saddles and
three =gunboats steamed up the river
in front: of the. town and shelled the
Dervishes position: The enemy's loss
could not be ascertained, as the Der
wishes We're, i'm a. hollow, but fleeing
troops could be: distinctly SEEM The
army is:moving Slowly. Yesterday it
advanced four miles in close forma-
tfon. . IS. - :. +.
+ Great Britain was beginning to be
alarmed lest the. fate: of Hicks >Pasha
had befallen:the Anglo Egyptian army
under the. Sfrdar;. General Sir Herbert
Kitchener The last news received had
been. telegraphed from the front on
Monday: night. The army was then
ty-threes miles: from Omdurman,
the. Dervish camp, near. Khartoum,
where: the. Khalifa was reported to be
waiting with; 100000 warriors well
equipped with field guns. General
Kftchener,s forces " consisted Of 1000
British troops and $4,000 Egyptian
blacks. the. most perfectly equipped
force the Government has ever put in
+ the. field having plenty Of horse artil-
lery and Maxim guns. It was planned
to. keep in constant communication with
the base, by field telegraph, hence the
fears that:in spite*of the superiority of
morale. and acknowledgements the Anglo
Egyptian force might have been over
whelmed: by numbers. "
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

army authorities. In any case, the sui
eide occurred shortly after the prison.
er had received a: visit from an. officer
of the general staff, who; on leaving,
ordered the sentry.on duty:before Colo
mel HenrY's place of confinement not to
disturb the prisoner, as he had a. lot
ofwork to do. It is recalled that a sim
liar opportunity to commit. suicide*was
afforded to: Dreyfus, .who however. de-
clined to profit by it.. -. ~ :. ::
1t is generally believed that. the rest
of the general staff of: the French army
will follow the example of General Bois-
deffre,, the :chief of staff, and of Genera
Gonz, the under chief, and tender theil
designations. It appears that the Min
lister of War, M. CaNaignac, is: con
WINGED that Colonel Henry had accom-
plices In. the: forgery of the incrinli
mating document. In this connection il
is reported that the Minister Of Justice
M. Sarrien, has already. taken steps to
grant Dreyfus a re-trial. :. =:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
.TARDY JUSTICE MAY
e. . !: BE DONE. .DREYFUS

NEW YORK, Sept. IA Paris cable
to the World says: The most irlpcr-.
tant news is that preparations are al
ready being made to bring. expatriated
Captain Dreyfus back to France. from
his solitary prison cell on. barren Devil s
Island, and. thus do scant Justice. to him
for the terrible wrongs he has. been
forced to endure through the 1nachina-
tions of his enemies: The eorrespord-
ent of the World learned at the. office
of the Minister of Commerce tonight
that. orders for the repatriation of Cap
tain Dreyfus might be. issued at: any
moment Several. cable dispatches have
already passed between the: Ministry.
and government at Cayenne: They:
are understood to be. inquiries regard.
Ing the arrangements: necessary to-: be.
made before the: unfortunate convict
can be: sent. home. =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
SPECULATION. AS.
..... - TO. THE MOTIVES
Suicide of Lieutenant Col
!. onel HenryVieWed From
Many Points. :
c Carelessness in Permitting the
Prisoner to Retain a Razor
~: Peculiar Circumstance.

PARIS, Sept. 2.-There is plentiful
supply of. :runiors in. connection with
the Dreyfus case. The first of these is
that Dreyfus is dead, no letter having
been received from him for some
weeks. Another report is that General
Boisdeffre, who has just resigned the
post of chief of the general staff, has
committed suicide. Both these rumors
are without foundation.
General Gonz, assistant chief of the
general staff, who rendered his resig-
nation yesterday to NJ. Cavaignac
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
BoIsDEFFRE IN High
FAVOR AT ST. PETERSBURG


PARIS, Sept. General Boisdeffre,
chief of the general staff of the French
army, who has just resigned, is under
stood to be in high favor. at st. Peters
burg, He gained considerable popular
ity by his attitude in defense of the
army during the Zola trial, and at one
time was looked upon as possibly aim
ing at military dictatorship. :. - - !.
Prince. Henry of Orleans. who is cred
tied with hoping for military move-
ment against the French republic: also
tried to make capital out of the trial.
He showed himself daily in the hall of
the court house and one day embraced
Major Esterhazy, another of . the
French officers implicated in the. scan
,dal, crying: ''Vive l'armee,' which
aroused enthusiasm among his Orlean-
ist friends, but which did not otherwise
excite the crowd present:to any degree.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
arrived there with General Merritt and
General Greene.
BERMUDEz EXECUTED
s. l..". BY GOMEz's ORDER
Cuban. General Who Murdered Pacif-
!. icos and Hanged subordinates
for Sport. -.

Special Dispatch to The Cali and the New York
+: Herald. Copyrighted, 1898. by James Cor
:. don: Bennett. -
:. HAVAN A.. Sept. t. Major General
Pando, who has ceased to be chief officer
of General Rlanco,s staff, left to-day on
the steamship Philadelphia. He is go-
ing to Madrid, but will stop Few days
in New York.
News has been received confirming the
eraE, Roberto Bermudez whom Maximo
Gomez on. July "a last. subjected to a
verbal courtnartial: He was shot at
.Demajo Camp, in the Sanctf Spiritus
jurisdictfon..: Bermudez, it is said, was a
highwayman before the war. He is said
to have ordered many pacfficos killed and
to have committed: other outrages, such
as. hanging for sport many subordinates
who served under him
:. It is now. known that the insurgents
the. island: There>is, therefore, complete
tranquility everywhere. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

Special cable TO The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1885, by James -Gor-
don Bennett. e. r. -. :~- -: - -.
PARIS, Sept. Never since the
Dreyfus case began has a -keener, more
passionate interest existed in it than
at present. The party in favor Of re
vision has been immensely .swelled by
the confession of forgery made by
Colonel Henry. His suic. del has. given
rise to a sort of suspicion that'he saeri-
feed himself to. coyer his .superfors, and
won over many who were still :hesltat-
Ing. - .....:....::.' - e:...:. -:
Quite three-fourths -.of the. French
press now favor REVISION. :. M.~CIemen-
ceau devotes over two columns. to a
leader in the. Aurore this morning with
the heading. "A >Crumblfng -Edifice.''
This expresses. 1.-The general feeling.
Read between the: lines it seems to be
the basis Of articles"Qf even. those who
have been most bitter in the campaign
against Dreyfus. The Temps tonight
has no expression of opinion in its:edi-
torial matter but what the private
opinion Of the editor is can be judged
from an open letter. signed by NJ. de
Pressense of the. Temps to the Aurore:
He says: - -. r.. -. -. -
AT last we are. at. the beginning of
the end. 1t Isl not: necessary to prove
that the arrest and suicide *of. Coloner
Henry is a fact of the: greatest i'm
portance. NJ. .Cavaig1lac,. Minister of.
War. has himself. acknowledged that
the letter dated November, 1895, fitted
In { series of papers in such a, way as
TO give it all the value it had. - This
being SO, We haye=now. got to: examine
closely that one beginning That ami
NAL, D. and the: other thousand let
ters to which the Minister made such
impudent illusions: One of the: docu-
ments presented to the. jury being "a
1orgery the whole series is invalidated.
Revision is therefore obligatory. To
delay 1t would be to add fresh and un-
pardonable scandals to those which we
have had to fight against for almost a
year"
The Journal des Debats deplores the
whole case, which is so wrapped in
mystery that it is impossible for one
to form a clear judgment either for or
against Dreyfus. 1t says:
unfortunately the suicide of Colo
mel Henry deprives us Of a source of
information. Colonel Henry committed
forgery, but did he only forge one doc