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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
M'KINLEY GOES
TO CAMP WIKOFF

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-President Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Mrs. Mckinley,
Major Webb c. Hayes, Colonel and Mrs.
Myron T. Herrick and George D. Cortel-
YOU the Presidents assistant secretary,
arrived at Jersey City over the Pennsyl-
vania road at noon to-day: He was met
at the Pennsylvania road station by Mr.
and Mrs. Hobart who will remain with
him during his stay in this city The
partv were driven to the Manhattan Ho-
tel where they occupied the state apart
merlts. :,
President Mckinley and his party left
the city at 1915 tonight for Camn Wik-
off. After dinner was served at the Man
haitian Hotel the President went upstairs
to the Transportation Club rooms, which
occupy the upper floor OF the hotel. and
Chauncey M. Depew introduced the call
ers to the President. The President VIII
bart Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs Hobart,
who did not go to Camp Wikon' leave
for Patterson tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-Secretary Al
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GERMANY COULD
CLEAR MYSTERY
But. Interests of a Nation
Are Superior to Those
8. Of Any Man"
De Blowitz Interviews Teuton
Who Says De Bolsdeffre's
Shortcomings Were Known.


LONDON, Sept. IN. de -Blowitz, the
paris. correspondents of the Times, tele-
graphs chat he has obtained the views
of "a distinguished German" on the
Dreyfus situation: This individual adj
uftted that: Germany, by speaking out,
could perhaps clear up the Dreyfus
affair. But. he added that 'the interests
of the nation are superior TO. those of
any man, and If Germany were listened
10 General de Boisdeffre could not re-
main an hour at the head of the staff,
whereas Germans ought TO- wish TO
have him stay there as long as posi-
BILE.
NJ Blowitz says: General de Bois-
deffrc's shortcomings are fully under
stood here in France: There was even
an idea Of sending him as French En-
bassador to ST Petersburg. post he
desired. but the. incident of the Zola
trial made his retention as chief Of staff
imperative. Now, however. the Ger
mans no longer. have g. motive to keep
silence"
Proceeding to relate, from inside
knowledge, the history of the forgeries
Of Colonel Scwartzkoppen's date Ger
man military attache in Paris) hand
writing, the Times correspondent says
the work was so cleverly done as to de-
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CAVAIGMAc CONVINCED
OF DREYFUS' GUILT

PARIS, Sept. I'M. Lasies, a member
of the Chamber of Deputies, had ain in
terview this morning with the Minister
for War, M. Cavaignac, on the recent
developments in the Dreyfus case. The
Minister reiterated that he was con-
vinced OF the guilt of that prisoner,
but added that at the same time he
wGs determined TO punish all who had
been dere.lct In their duty.
The deputy afterward declared that
so long as M. Cavaignac waS Minister,
for War there would be no revision of
the Dreyfus case. adding that as. in the
event OF a revision. the trial could not
again be held behind closed doors. and
as it wcL.d be impossible to produce
publicly soue of the documents, the ac-
euittal Of Dreyfus must certainly re-
suit from o reopening OF the case.
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pen again assured the Emperor on his
honor as a soldier that he never knew
Dreyfus and never had any dealings
with him while in Paris. The letter
which 1t is alleged Colonel Panizzardi,
italian military attache in Paris, had
written to him mentioning Dreyfus by
name was, Colonel Schwarzkoppen as
sured his sovereign, forgery.
In response to this appeal Emperor
William instructed Chancellor Won Ho-
benlohe again to inform the French
Government Of these facts, and to in
sist that the continued repetition of the
columny in France must cease. Count
Won Muensier, German ambassador to
France, returned specially to Paris on
August 10 and delivered the foregoing
message to NJ. de Lease. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. The latter informed
President Faure, M. Brisson, the Prime
Minister. and NJ. Cautiguse Of the mes
sage. 1t was this second warning
from Germany that led M. Cavaignac
once more to search for all the docu-
ments relating to the Dreyfus case.
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OFFICERS WHO
ARE INDIGNANT
Threaten to Resign and
Force the Government
to Act.
General PeIlieux Is Furious at
Being Deceived and Speaks
With Brutal FrdnkneSS.

PARIS, Sept. 2.-Midnight-It Is now
said that the Chamber Of Deputies will
not assemble until October, by which
time 1t is hoped the storm will have
blown over.
Several officers of the highest dis
tinction, 1t is alleged, threaten TO re-
sign their commissions and to publish
the facts In order to force the Govern
ment to act Among the crowd of
speculations and alleged revelations.
however, little that is actually new has
been disclosed. General Pellieux is
furious at having been deceived. He
says that during the Zola trial he re-
ceiyed a letter from a juryman, beg
ging him for proof OF the guilt of
Dreyfus. He learned elsewhere that
the Jury wanted the report of Captain
Lebrun-Renaud, who Is credited with
having received a confession from
Dreyfns.
All of General Pellieux's demands
upon the Government failed to get any
thipc but Colonel Henry's forged let
ter. which he (Pellieux) took on trust
In his anger at this base deception.
General Pellieux has now written to the
Governor Of Paris. asking with brutal
frankness to be placed on the retired
list, as he does not wish to be mixed up
with "men lacking all sense Of honor"
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doing its best to stem the rising tide
of agitation by a studied quiescence
which scandalizes the Journal des
Debats and other papers; but it may
succeed in getting over the crisis. NJ
Faure ignores the reproaches of the
press and remains at Havre.
Ii. Bourgiers, Minister of Education,
is in Switzerland. His address is not
known here. M. Peytral, Minister of
Finance, is at Marseilles and M. Lock-
roy, Minister of Marine, Is at Cher
bourg.
In the meantime M. Cavaignac, Min
lister of War, and NJ. Sarrien. Minister
Of Justice, are busy enough. M. Sar-
rien had two prolonged conferences
with M. Brisson this afternoon and
after M. Cavaignac's long interview
with NJ. Sarr1en both Ministers looked
ruffled. These and other impromptu
Ministerial conferences were devoted to
an endeavor to convince the Minister
Of War OF the necessity on political
grounds of a revision Of the Dreyfus
case, which the whole country, includ-
Ing the army, now demands
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MORE FORGERIES
MAY BE EXPECTED
There Is No Telling Where
the Fraudulent Work
Was Carried Out.
Col. Henry Evidently Thought
DreyfuS Was Convicted on
Very Flimsy Evidence.

NEW YORK, Sept. "A dispatch to
the Tribune from Paris says, Colonel
Henry's confession of forging the ia
nous document, upon the authenticity
of which General de Boisdeffre, chief
of staff of the French army, in his i'm
passioned appeal to the jury In the
Zola trial staked his own reputation
and the honor Of the army, and Colonel
Henry's suicide in the fortress of Mont
Valerien have caused an emotion
throughout France which has not been
witnessed since the fall of Sedan.
Colonel Henry a peasants son, pro-
NOTED from the ranks and imbued with
all the instincts and low cunning and
narrow personal animosity often char
acteristic of French peasants, had no
conception of the enormity of his crime
until overwhelmed by it's detection.
This brave but infatuated chief of the
Intelligence Department of the French
army embodied the whole head and
front of Dreyfus' conviction, of Zolas
condemnation, of Esterhazy's acQuittal
and of PicQuart's degradation and i'm
prisonment
Although the document which Col
onel Henry forged In 1896 cannot tech
nically have any effect on the Dreyfus
trial, which took place in 1894, it is,
to-day people are asking what sort of
evidence could Dreyfus have been con-
vfcted on. if. In the Judgment of Col
onel Henry, 1t was so flimsy that he
thought 1t could not stand investigation
without being propped up by official
forgery.
NJ. Cavaignac, the Minister of War,
In his memorable speech in the Cham
Der on July Z, based his declaration
upon the authenticity of this formal
document, which was printed and
posted on the walls throughout France.
After conversing with representative
Frenchmen Of every class, and after
mixing with excited groups in the
streets and cafes, it is evident to an
observer that the popular tide is at
last turning in favor Of a revision of
the Dreyfus trial, no matter what the
consequences may be. 1t is significant
that such newspapers as the Gaulois,
the Echo de Paris and journals which
are known to be in close touch with
the army now declare that the feeling
of military men is out and out for re-
vision of the court-martial, and that
many prominent officers insist that ii
is the honor of the army itself which
necessitates such revision.
General de Boisdeffre, who made the
n.onstrous threat to resign with the
whole general staff OF the army If Zola
was acquitted, has now, by his resig-
nation, admitted that he was the blind
dupe of forger.
This inspires grave anxiety as to
whether or not the general staff has
been duped in other matters-that Of
national defense, for instance.
Henri Rochefort. who still cham
pions the validity of Dreyfus' condem-
nation, is authority for the statement
that all the officers of the French gen
eral staff employed in Paris have ap-
piled to be relieved Of their present
duties and sent back to their respective
regiments.
The Minister of War is conscientious
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
VESSELS CHASED 81
MYSTERIOUS SCHOONER
Piracy Evidently Attempted Along
the Coast of Cuba Since War
ships Were Withdrawn.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Sent. 2.-Since
the withdrawal of the American feet sew
eral Jamaica schoopers that have a cas-
ual trade with Cuban ports have reported
being chased along the coast of Cuba by
a mysterious schooner. The captain of
the schooner Carmita and DR.. Gobino, a
passenger on the vessel, now report that
she was chased between Cape Cruz and
Niquero, on the Gulf of Guanayro, by, a
ing arms, returned the fire, repelling the
attack.
The Jamaican Government. it is report
ed, will make representations as to the
incident to the United States Govern
ment through the British Colonial Office:
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Special cable to The Call and the New York
t Herald. Copyrighted 1885,, by James Cor
PARIS. Sept. 2.-Revision Is. the orr
der of the. day. Even fhe httte'ii~
ponents of a fresh trial for Dreyfus
have been won over by Colonel Henry :
confession of forgery. His suicide has
convinced most of those. still Wavering.
In fact, the general impression s.that
the whole truth has not been. told. Al
most. the whole French press and
people are clamoring for. more light.
NJ. Cavaignac in fact, sums up the
situation in telegraphed editorial to
the Autorite, in which he says: T.
Public opinion insists that the naked
truth shall be dragged out of her well. ="
There IS no denying that the whole
question has been modified, in fact
completely changed within the last two
days: Those. who were most stubborn
In refusing to listen to arguments for
revision are now almost the. first. TO ad-
NIT that DreXfus' case must be gone
through again.
An uneasy feelin- has been provoked
by the resignation of General de Bots
ieffre. Whatever his. feelings OF re-
s.-cnsiGiiity in the matter may be, ii
IS certain that the department OF which
he is. The head has through Colonel
Henry action and Colonel Esterhazy's
connection with it laid itself open to
grave suspicion His resignation. there
fore. just at the moment when this. de-
partment is attacked has been taken
rather badly. You viii remember the
dramatic incident in the Zola trial
when Boisdeffre threatened TO resign
with his colleagues If zola were not
found guilty: What he threatened at
that time he has done to-day, the mo-
ment the. efficiency and integrity of his
department were called in question:
The change in public. opinion is. suf-
nciently indicated by the attitude of
the press. Three days ago the parti-
sans of revision We're in the minority
and were regarded as a positive men
ace TO public peace. To-day there is
not one serious paper in Paris that does
not advocate, if not entire revision. at
any rate d searching examination Of
the whole case.
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ger, accompanied by Mrs Alger, Commits
sary General Eagan and Senator Proc
tor, left Washington this afternoon at 4
o'clock for Brooklyn, where a special
train will be in waiting with :accommo-
dations for President and Mrs McKin-
ley and Secretary Alger's party, and this
train will start at the proper hour during
tomorrow morning: Secretary Gage was
to be, one of Secretary Alger's party, but
decided at the last moment to remain
in Washington, until the 10th, when he
will go on vacation of several weeks
to Colorado and other Western States.
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The Governor has begged him to recon-
slider his decision
M. de Pressense, member of the
Chamber of Deputies and foreign edi-
tor of the Temps, is organizing meet
ings throughout the country IN ravor OF
revision.
M. Zola remains in hiding but he has
written a letter OF congratulation to
Madame Dreyfus.
Colonel Picquart fmplores Maitre
Labbori, who was counsel for zola In
his recent trial, to cease efforts to OBJ
tain his (Picquart's) freedom, as he
saws he can wait until September 81.
when he will be liberated and can face
his accusers. Madame Dreyfus so far
has taken no action.
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high authority that the Italian military
attache in Paris, Colonel Panizzardi.
the writer Of two of the three docu-
ments. the ones dated March and April,
1894, upon which NJ. Cavaignac said he
based his belief, when reasserting his
conviction of the guilt of Dreyfus in the
Chamber of Deputies few weeks ago.
will not be allowed to publish any
Dreyfus revelations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
TWO BIG FAILURES.
Kansas Loan. and Trust Company
and the Cooley Publishers.

TOPEKA, Sept. 1.-THE Kansas Loan
and Trust Company, lately known as the
Trust Company of America. has. failed.
The liabilities are estimated at $400,0 900, as
sets at 81. 200 600. This is one of the old
est and largest trust companies in Kan
sas. Upon the application Of John R.
Mulvane, John Marion and w. II. Ross
ington. T.. B. Sweet and g. H. Whitcomb
OF this city were named receivers to-day.
Inability to meet obligations is the reason
assigned for the reeeiYership.
NEW YORK, Sept. "A receiver was
appointed to-day for the Cooley Company,
publishers of Godey's Magazine cred
itor for $4,000 forced the receivership .
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ly subjecting all documentary evidence
used in the Dreyfus and Zola trials
to expert test to ascertain whether any
more forgeries exist. There is every
indication that the army and people
now demand that the prisoner on
DEVILS Island shall have new and
fair trial, but this cannot take place
for many months.
The movement in favor of revision
Of the Dreyfus case is growing stronger
in the papers which. until now, have
been hostile to the prisoner of Devils
Island
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
CANADIAN PACIFIC LOSES.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Decides the Rate Question.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2-The. Inter
state Commerce Commission. by a de-
cision to-day in the matter of the pas
senger rate disturbance Of the Canadian
Pacific, involving the property of differ
entail rates between Eastern points and
the Pacific Coast. held that the Canadian
Pacific was not entitled to the differential
contended for. The case is one of the
most important that has been before the
commission for a long time the American
railroad lines and the Canadian Pacific
having been engaged for six months or
more in war over passenger traffic be-
tween the East and West
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
az
RUMORS THAT COLONEL
HENRY WAS MURDERED.
peciaI CnbIe to The Call and the New

Special Caet ecan ii New 1k H meGo Bennn
PARIS the wild flying to-day
neneve of
This the belief Colonel Henry did not commit suicide The Figaro to-day
the Henrys
which committed suicide He
Of
War makes ask
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
SOLD LINGERIE At
FANCY PRICES TO
DAWSON DANES
FORTUNE Realized by q SpokoDe
Woman With Millinery Goods
iD the KloDdike.

TACOMA, Nellie Spokane
invested $4,000 dainty feminine and took it to Dawson
high herself brought $780,
9 $500
9
q
just
In
9
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9
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ceive Colonel Schwarzkoppen himself,
who even when he became aware of It,
was unable to denounce II owing to
the introduction of certain names.
NJ. de Blowitz arrives at this conclu-
sion: TT is absolutely impossible that
Lieutenant Colonel Henry should have
attained the necessary professional
dexterity. The actual forger, therefore.
must be sought elsewhere, though 1t is
likely enough that Henry concocted the
phrases. Discovery would not be diff
cult and would elicit the whole truth"
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Salinas, New Industry.

SALINAS, Sept. "A new industry of
great value to this city and vicinity is be-
ing developed few miles from here, ow-
ing to the near establishment of: a. beet
sugar factory. This. is the furnishing of
lime rock for use in the. .Watsonville and
Spreckels factories. Three quarrles have
already been opened on .the. Gabilah
ranch, and thus far. twenty carloads of
lime rock have been used. Hundreds OF
loads will be used during the seasons
run. The supply Of rock, which: is of the
best quality, IS apparently 'inexhaustlble.
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GERMANY's SECOND
WARNING CAUSED SEARCH

NEW YORK, Sept. IA special
cable to the Sun from Paris says:
About month ago the continued
gibes of the French anti-Dreyfus press
led Colonel schwarzkoppan, formerly
German military attache at Paris. to
make a personal appeal to the German
Emperor to check the persistent at
tacks upon him. Colonel Schwarzkop-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-03
FOR A NINE HOUR DAY.
Eighty-Five Per Cent of the Press.
men Voted in Favor Of It.

MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 2.-The executive
committee of the. International Press,
mems Union has been called to meet in
Chicago on September 5 to decide upon
the details of putting into effect a nine
hour work day in that trade: The refer
endurn vote on the question of demand
ing a nine-hour- day shows that fully IS
1rnt ed. for IL :
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MAJORITY OF CABINET
FAVORS A REVISION

NJ Bisson given In
He reported be
of the Cabinet at his
NJ remains firmly
certain the document
neither NJ Bron
doubt
cupabity the they claim to believe ne viii be
probably Judlcous
abroad BY of
legaly the trial
innocent
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: COLONEL BERRY MAY
; BE COURT-MARTIALED

NEW YORK Sept. IA special to the World from Wash
ineton saws: Military officials that Coonel Berry,
commanding the Seventh California Volunteer Regiment
made the remark Aleer id small man." It is
likely be will be court maraled. He Is within the urs
dcton of the Department Of CALIFORNIA; and any action is
taken 1t will be by officers Of that Department
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Most Pessinistic Views
EDtertoiDed Among the
People Of Paris.
Belief That EDglopd and Russio
Are op tbe Verge Of Strife dDd
That Frdpce and Germany
Will Fight.

g pessnistc feelings L
of
of
=
tation leading to
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LAWT0N's REPORT OF
HEALTH CONDITIONS
Two Hundred and Twenty Patients
in the Hospital at Santiago.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2-The follow
ing is General .Lawton's report Of health
conditions at Santiago:
SANTIAGO DE. CUBA, Sept. 2-Total
sick 220; total fever, 40; total new. cases
fever, I; total returned: to duty, 22 No
deaths
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MANILA Sept 2one Of General Aguinaldos confidential
is petition for The natives realize they
Aguinaldo
leader Puah
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COLONEL PANIzZARDl
WILL BE RESTRAINED

ROME. Sept a-1. is asserted on
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TAGALLO CHIEFS !.
INTEND TO ASK
FOR ANNEXATION
Weary Of AguinoIdo's Dictatorship,
They Wisb to Come UDder
american Rule.
BY SOL N. SHERIDAN.


by jam Cord Bcnne
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-06-23

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SHERIFFS SALE.

No. 2443. VS..
j. A. Pulliam
|, the undersigned, Sheriff of
Pearl River county, Mississippi,
will, on Monday, the 4th day OF
July, A. D. 1898, between the hours
of eleven o'clock A. M. and four
O'Clock P. M, sell at auction, to
the highest bidder or bidders, for
cash, at the front door of the coun.
ty court house in Poplarville, Mis-
sissippi, the folio wing described
property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the
hereinafter mentioned writ and all
costs, to wit:
The Sw4 of Sci section -, town.
ship4 range 10 west, in Pearl Riv-
er county, Mississippi, said proper
ty having been levied on by me on
the Goth day of May, A. d. 1898, as
the property of j. A. Pulliam by
virtue of writ of execution issued
in the above styled case by N.
Batson, clerk of the circuit court,
on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1898.
Witness my signature, this the
Bird day of June A. D. 1898.
W. T. SCOTT, Sheriff.
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