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The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
Weather Observation.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday. Sept 1, taken a'
s p. m., meridian time, the observa-
tion for each section being given in thi'
order: Temperature, direction of wind
state of weather:
Boston. IA degrees, W, cloudy; New
York. SO degrees, w, cloudy; Phil
adelphia, So degrees, N. clear:
Washington, "a degrees, S., clear;
Albany. 80 degrees, NE, clear; Buffa-
10, IS degrees, SW., clear; Detroit, "a de
grees,S, clear; Chicago, 81 derees. s, clear
st. Paal. SO degrees. S. clear; Huron,
Daik., 90 degrees, S, tclear: bismarck,
Sz.gNE, cloudy; Jacksonville, 50 degrees,
Sc. soloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
NEAR JoUREEY's END.
Montauk Will Ee Towed to League
Island Today.

Philadelphia, September 1.-The aux
Hilary chiser Yosemite left League Island
navy yard today for New York whore
she will take in tow the old mentor
Montauk and return to this city. 1t was
stated at the navy yard today that the ESQ
cruiser Yankee ana rs others, probably
those on board the monitor Nahant, will
be sent home tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
CROPS LKVELLED.

South Acton, Mass. Septem ber IA
heavy storm passing over this town at
about 5 O'Clock this afternoon did damage
estimated at $4,000, tho loss falling upon
farmers chiefly, trees We're broken and
upT rooted and crops leyelled.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
MERRITT AT HONG KON G..

London, September 2.-The United
States transport China. according to
despatch from Hong Kong to the Daily
Mail has arrived there with General Mer'
ritt and General Greene, the former en-
route for Paris to attend the proceedings
of the Hispano-American peace commits
sion and the latter en- route for Washing
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
WHITE LIKELY TO ACCEPT.

Washington, September 1.-Just1oe
White aid not reach the state department
TODAY so his decision is not known as to
commision. The fact that he Is coming
to Washington is, however, regarded as
tsnding to show q disposition on his part
tn accent the place.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
MINE OFFICIALS ABDUCTED.
President and superintendent Carried
Away by strikers.

st. Louis. September LA special to
the Post Dispatch from Pana, ILL.,. says
that six hundred striking miners this
afternoon seizsd David j. Overholt and
Levi S. OverhoIt, president and superin-
tendent respectively of the Springslde
mines The two officials were taken out
OF their buggy by the mob and carried in
the direction Of the mines. Nothing is
known of their fate. Rev. DR.. Millard a
minister Of Pana, made q plea to the
miners to release the Overholts and was
knocked in the head with revolver for
his patns. This two officials were dragged
from their buggy IN front Of the Balti-
more and Ohio South western depot. The
sstzure was made for the purpose of de-
|inanding the surrender of the negro
miners who had been working in union
mems places
The miners were overtaken by the state
officials Of ths miners union and halted.
d. j. and Lewis OverAslt gave the COM
mtttee an order to send for a committee
Of the negro miners. Sheriff Coburn re.
fused and replied demanding the release
of the Overho1ts. John Mitchell, national
president Of the union sent back note
saying the Overholts were not in his
keeping
TROOPS ORDERED TO PANA.
Galesburg. Ills, September l.-Battery
B Of the Illinois National Guard re-
oeived orders tonight to leave at once
for Pana. Sixty men with five gatling
guns under command OF Lieut.. Frank
Hsnry will start Immediately on spec
ial train. Trouhle between the striking
coal miners and depntes is feared because
of the efforts of the mine operators TO
import colored miners
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
Local Weather Report.

Portland, Sept. 1.-The local weather
bureau Office records as to the weather
re as follows:
Sa. m.--Barometer, 10000: thermome
ter, 800; dew point. 81: humidity, 76
wind. W; velocity. /; weather, p, cloudy.
Sp. m.-Barometer. 29. 979, thermome
ter. eS.0; dew point, 5s; humidity, II
wind. SW; velocity 4; weather clear.
Mean daily thermometer rs; maximum
Thermometer. 80: minimum Thermometer
GO; maximum velocity of wind, IL S,
total Precipitation. trace.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
THEY LIKE AMERICA.

Portsmouth, N. Fl, September by
request of DIR. Pearson, the medical direc-
tor OF the hospital for Spanish prisoners,
Mrs. Alice Gordon Gulhk of the Woman g
BoarA of Missions, a missionary In san
Sebastian, Spain. has arrived bers for
religious and philanthropio work In b.
half of the Spanish prisoners Mrs. Gulick
is familiar with the Spanish language
and character having lived in Spain ~
years. Her labors extend to all the p1ls-
oners on Seavey's island.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
THE WEATHER.

Boston, Mass, September Forecast
for Boston and vicinity for Friday:
Partly cloudy; fair weather and contin-
warm; variable winds.
Washington, September Forecast
for Friday for New England, Generally
fair; continued high temperature in the
interior; -southwesterly winds.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
Al. CANNON IN QUEBEC.

Quebec, September I'M. Cambon, the
French ambassador to the United States
arrived In Quebec last night and was
driven quietly to the country residence Of
Lieut.. Gov. Lette at Spencer Wood. To-
day he has been visiting st. Anne and
other places of interest. His stay in
Quebec will be short. He declines to talk
for publication.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
ELLERBEE LEADS.

Columbia, 8. D., September 1.-Out of
a total vote In the Democratic primaries
accounted for up to midnight Ionght of
SO. .173, Gov. Ellerbee Leads with M,7lO
and will have to make the race with the
prohibition leader, Mr.; Featherstone who
man Tillmah is in third place with TO-.
Y3I
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02

though, as he desires to avoid attracting
attention, his movements are not to be
made public in advance. He will be
Joined by Secretary Alger at Camp
Wikoff, Saturday morning, and will then
proceed to inspect tho camp unofficialIy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
COL. ALLEN AT HOME.

Washington, September 1.-Col. Allen
of the signal corps, who was at Santiago
and afterwards st Ponce, sailed for home
yesterday. He Is in poor health.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
sUPR EME LODGE SESSION OVER.

indianapolis, September 1.-The Su-
preme Lodge. Knights of Pythias closed
It's session tonight at O'Clock after the
new officers had been installed and ad-
iourned. The Per capita tax was fixed at
eight cents.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
HOT IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, September 1.-At three
O'Clock today the yqercury reached 96 de-
grees. Thefe wore ovet 20 pr6strations.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
GRAY FAIR ENDS.
Most Successful Three Days Exhibition
Tarrninafes
ESPECIAL To THR PREss.l

ESPECIAL To rHR PREss.l
Gray, September 1.-The 14th annual
fair of the Gray Park association is now
thing of the past, but its success will be
known for time to come.
Every hour and every minute during
the fair was pleasant one as far as
weather or amusement went.
Today the grounds have been well filed
with people, many of whom came early
and remained all day.
The most important visitors on the
grounds were the two candidates for high
sheriff, Messrs Chute Of Naples and
Despeaux Of Brunswick They were both
combining busines' with pleasure on the
trip and their success may be known bst-
ter at later date.
Last night seizure was made upon q
pocket peddler at the dance at Dry Mills.
The horse iookies in the horse camp In
the woods were out in force this year AID
did good business.
A horse caused considerable excitement
by attempting to hang himself in the
rear of the grand stand during the races.
The rops was cut in time and the animal
liberated.
BICYCLE RACE.
The one mile open bicycle race for the
values of SIS and So, was won by Chapman
first, and Watts. second. The other con-
testants in their order were Soule, Har-
mon and Carr. The time by quarters Was:
A. 10 no - and Az q
Chapman and Watts had close finish.
HORSE RACES.
The grand stand was well filled VIII en-
the two races for the afternoon began.
Both were VOL In straight heats.
The summarizes:
2.ss Trot or $40 Pace.
westaeld, b m, (T. Ghayerl I l /
Dswey, blk G, &c. &. Richards) 8 9
Matte a., G.. M. Anthoine) 4 2 6
Early Dawn, s. (G.W. Kirsted) 5 5 4
Quito, bro g, q. b. Page) 9 f 5
Cashier, ch 8, (Pratt) 7 dis.
Lulu W., bro N, j. B. Kilgore) dis.
Time-2. 80 Ia, g. Sc Sd, 2.37 "a.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
SO PaFsOn Mckinney Tells Them
at York County Fair.
HE AND "HONEST SAM" ORATORS
OF DAY Az SACO.
About 49, 600 People at the Races at Bans
gor-Dust All That Prevents Cornish
ing at GRAY,
rsPECIAL 70 THE PREss.T

Saco, September .-Speeches by .sPar.
son" Mckinney and "Ronest Sam" Lord
were features of today's fair. As was the
case yesterday when Messrs. Reed and
Powers were the speeohmakers the ad4
dresses contained not even a suggestion of
politics. MIR. Mckinney, in the course Of
his remarks, said be used to be farmer
and he had sometimes thought he had
missed his calling in leaving the old farm
and going into the ministry.
Two good races were run off today, one
of them, 2. 10 class, being split up into
six heats. Sprague Light. Portland
horse, won the race, after Maud W., Of
Dover, had taken two heats and Lillian
Cd dmark of Newmarket one. Roabigan,
horse owned by Augustus Porell Of
Sanford, won the 2.32 class in straight
heats.
The fair will close Friday with a.as
calss and a.35 class.
The summary:
ale Glass, Trot or Pace-Purse S4O0.
sprague Light, b g, (Pea-
Msud sesI w. : oh m. (Alvora) ! "a !
Lillian Oddmark, ch IN,
(Kent) 4 8 / "a
Lucky Roy, b g, (wooi-
bury) 8 A re
Col. Pitt, b S, (Jordan) 5 2 5 4 Dir
Time-a.2a, 2.a3 IA, s.s4 IA. 2.24 IA,
2.26, 2.29.
2.32 Glass, Trot or Pace-Purse $50.
Robigan, g, (Garves) 1 ]
j. w. E., br m. (KimbalD 23
Prince Eddy, b e, (Hanson) 8
Wilmina, ro m, (Davis) 8 5
Denmark, br g, (RusselD 4 4
Jimmie Dick, b g, (Kent) dr.
Time-2 ~ s-4, 2.S6 s-4, 2.s7.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02

PRESIDENT GOING TO NEW YORK.
Washington, September Lit is under
stood here that President Nc kinley will
spend the day in New York tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
NEW TRIAL FOR DREYfUs.

Steps Have Already Been Taken to Thil
End,
Paris, September LIT is now insinu
ated that the suicide of Lieut.. Col. Henry
the chief of the intelligence department
Of the French ministry for war was con.
nfved at by the French army authorities.
In any case the suicide occurred shortly
after the prisoner had received a visit
from an officer of the general staff, who,
on leaving ordered the sentry Oh duty
before Col. Hsnry's place Of confinement, T,
not to disturb the prisoner as he had
lot Of work to do.
1t Is recalled that similar opportunity
to commit suicide was afforded Dreyfus.
who, however, declined to profit by it.
1t Is generally believed that the rest OF
the general staff of the French army will
follow Gen. Eoisdefre, the chief OF staff.
and of Gen. Gonze, the under chief, and
tender their designations.
1t appears that the minister of war, NJ.
Cavaignac is convinced that Col. Henry
had aecomplioes in the forgery of the in
crimipatihR documsnt and there are per-
sistent reports that Col. Patty uu Clam
Will shortly be ar1ested.
In this conneCf1on 1t ls reported that
the minister Of Justice, N. Sarrienn, has
already taken steps to grant Dreyfus a
re.trial.
La Patrie this afternoon announces that
Col, Patty du Cham has been arrested for
oonphotty in the Dreyfus forgery.
The medical examination of the re-
mains of the late Col. Henry shows that
death was instantaneous.
PRECEDENT taure returned to his home in
Havre this afternoon.
The ministsr of war received in audi
ence this afternoon, Gen. Renouard,
director Of military college, who has
accepted the Office of chief Of the military
staff vacant owing to the resignation Of
Gen. Boisdeffre. The latter bade farewell
to the officials Of the bureau this morn.
ing.
EXCUSES FOR HENRY.
Paris, September 2.-Speculation is
keen over the motives for Col. Henry 9
suicide Looking to the view the whole
nation hes adopted regarding the guilt of
Dreyfus 1t Is argued that Henry may have
supposed he was acting in the country 8
interest, even in forging the letter which
would satisfy the nation of the justice of
the sentence without predictions of the
real evidence which would be undesir-
able on the highest political grounds. :.
FOR GOOD OF.THE CAUSE.
Paris, September 1.-Col Henry left
letters addressed to the minister Of war
and to Gen. Boisdere in which he pro-
tested he had not realized the gravity
Of the act which he committed "sOlely for
tho good Of the cause"
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
ZOLA's al ACCUSE"

! Document Which Got Famous Novelist
| Into Trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
DOUGHTY In COLLISION.
Accident 10 Well Known Portland
Fishing Schooner.
WAS RUN DOWN BY BRITISH
STEAMER COLUMBIAN.

Both the schooner's Masts, Her Bowsprit
and Jlb-boom were Carried Away-One
of the seamen Injured But Not seri-
ousIY.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
ENGLAND HAD A SCARE.
Communication With Gen. Kitchener
Cut Off.

Fears Entertained That He Had Been De-
feated-Later Despatch From Cairo Ex-
s'The Sirdar.,,
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
2.ss Trot or $40 Pace.

Time-2. 80 Ia, 9. Sc Sd, 2.37 "a.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-02
EXCUSES FOR HENRY.
FOR GOOD OF THE CAUSE.

Paris, September 1.-Col Henry left
letters addressed to the minister Of war
and to Gen. Boisdere in which he pro-
tested he had not realized the gravity
Of the act which he committed "solely for
tho good Of the cause"
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fetne, feuerfefe Stetue unb Sbou,
Sheer unb Qspbaltpapier, Oahpabbe
8beer uub aSpbalt, Del. Serbeniin'
Garbeu, @Ias etc. etc. TETS purrdtbio
bel S. 6. 8teImanm, 3O6 CG.
SommereeRrabe. Mebrige preife, oitts
gBaare, foluie quite unb reelle 8ebienuno
tuerben garuntirt. - SeIep6ou 4l0.
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1fpti8 an Niifitanoiae.

als, bic nit BEN 3abIen Der 5taats.
uno @onntp'Steuern bon 1884 4-1896
i'm Hadfanbe finb, mfRsn bieTelbea
bor benz Is. Suui besIei9en. ba laut
benz Staatssefese bic GOrberuus ein'
getlagt treEbeu mnB.
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- Baron 8otbi6iIb, Der bel benz
eroben Barrier Reunen ben eriten
prets I'm Betrage BON 200, 900 5raucs
aetpann, i6eutte biefe Summe Der
stabtbsbtrbe sur 8srtbeilune on BITE
Irmen.
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8ulf SbDre 8abn.

Ib fabrt.
9a9 2aoernia, tdslid, aussenOmmen
Sonnta9s, UNI. .........8:3O 8orm.
Gnfunft.
Bon 1apernia, tdslid, aussenpmmen
Sonntdqs, UNI. T........3:09 gadm.
Sonnaberos, INN. $40 gtahm.
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10. SC. & e. 8aba.
Nbfo hrt.

Nad BacO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aan
ias Gitp, ct. Souls uno gbicasp tda
lid $3.50 Born. unb 8 100 Ibenbs.
Gnfunft.
Bon @bieaso, ct. Souls, aanias gitp,
Dallas, Slrt @ortb unb gBaco, tdas
LID u :25 8orm. nnb 3:15 Nadm,
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Cinderella Sdub YalaR.

8srseBt nidt. bab mir unferex
Store nod 0sU. 2O7 Mla,mosS S3laaa.
atpei 6dufer itibIib bon un{erem friis
beren @efddftsbauie, berIeat bobeu.
mo ntr aue unfere aIten Gmnben tuies
oer3ufeben boffen unb nod pieIs ue,ie
oasu. ba MIR nit ben belien Waoreu
bteaen tonnen. Infer Store In aona
ilen eingeri4tei, gut bentiIirt unb iehr
ael. 3ommt unb itattet uns einea
Selu9 ab, tpenn Sbr au6 nitbt ae.
raoe gu tanfen nhnf9t.
6. Sass,
etnhereIIa S@uh.ga | al,
2O7 alamo ploaa.
= @ement unb Ralf Bel Eeur
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Sic Gbraital Ste Gp.

Uernenbet 3ur gisfabritation nur ar.
teff6es @aRer. 9aS @is tohet ni6t
mebr aIS fol9es bon 6luBmaRer ber.
gefteut. Wsau taufs bas 8eFsl
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Cat, Yeoro gprinas Yarf.

Dieter angeuebme part fiebt 2ogen,
gereinen unb 6amilien sur Nbbaltung
bon picuies &C. sur 0erfagung.
8eiu6ern mirb alle nur bentbare
aufmertiamteit erpieien.
Seoen Sonutag yta9mittag
0roRes esrei Sfonsert.
ausgefibrt bon Der poladbligen
Militdr. 8apeIIe.
Sn 8erbiubuns nit benz Bart
ffebt 3 0ab | b Wenf's
Sppln8tidber @arten,
Der pra9tbolle @remplare ber Sbier.
melt, ipeciea Der teranif6en, aufmeiii.
gfiemaub follte perfeblen, benieIben su
beRbtigen. Die gr6Bte attrattion, Bic
San antOuio aufsupeiien bot.
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Ant1altet1ner


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ten 3uitanb bes abrpers unb
tpel9er ni9t 6ur6 setuBbnli9e
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ben fam, beri9ipinbet ipfort
bur9
SCOTS Emulsion
tpeil es bem sei6tpd6ten GD>
item bic nDtbise araft 3uriid>
eritattet, I'm bic arunf9sit 81,
I6erpinber.