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DR.. Sprecher's Retort.

A Cleveland preacher was bemoaning
to the Rev. DR.. Sprecher of Cleveland
the other day the Indifference of the
people to the church, complaining bit
terly of lack of attendance at nearly
all the churches in the city. Il venture
to say" he concluded, eff / We're to
advertise that two monkeys would per-
form in my pulpit next Sunday even
ing the church would be crowded"
Yes replied DR.. Sprecher. reflective
ly, 1.-TWO would be better than one
a ArgOnaut
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
What Various Clubs Did on the
Diamond Yesterday.

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Score: Balti-
more Z, hits 8. errors 2; Cleveland ;,
hits 10, errors 1. Batteries-Maul and
Robinson: Powell and Criger.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Score:
Chicago Is. hits IA, errors 3; Philadel-
phia s. hits 8, errors &. Batteries-Cal-
lahan and Chance; Piatt, Murphy and
Mcfarland.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Score:
Washington 3, hits 10, errors /; Cincin-
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A Mississippi Murderer Mobbed.

ST. LOUIS (Mo), July 20-A special
to the Republic" from Natchez, Miss,
says: A telegram received here to-day
announced that an infuriated mob had
stormed the Simpson County Jail at
Westville killing w. T. Patterson, who
was confined therein under the charge
of numbering Lawrence Brinson, and
the Jail building was fired and the body
of the prisoner burned. The body of the
unfortunate man was literally riddled
with bullets. Patterson killed Brinson
in April, 1897, as the result of a quar-
rel. He had had four trials, but al
ways escaped sentence on some tech
MICA lifV
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Anchovies.

Sir Walter Scott used to tell a story
of one of the nursery gardeners of his
day: AN old friend of mine having
asked him to supply him with a dozen
anchovies, he replied, He had plenty;
but, being a delicate plant, they were
still in the hothouse.'" - Household
Work.
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Women's white belt hose sup
porters. Sale price, 1Oc pair.
Women's 25c and soc round
garters, at sale prices, 1Sc and
25c pair.
15c and zoe side combs, re-
duced to sale prices, &c and 12c
each.
Shell combs and ornaments
for the hair; sold from zoe to
soc. Clearance sale price, 1Oc,
15c and 2Sc.
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The troops will be moved regiment
by regiments as rapidly as possible, but
probably not for several days yet. The
authorities will wait until the Rio
Janeiro has sailed before they give
their full attention to the matter The
Division Field Hospital will be moved
to the Preside tomorrow morning.
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PURPOSE OF THE
NATION IN The
PRESENT WAR.
Continued from Seventh Page.)
States to the extent as may be nec-

States to the extent as may be nee
essary to carry these resolutions
into effect.
And, on April 25th, Congress de-
clared that War be and the same is
hereby declared to exist, and that war
has existed since the 21st of April,
1898"
Thus was ushered in the current his
torical era. 1t has brought us to time
which is the legitimate birth of all
former time.
CONCLUSIONS.
The war with Spain crystallizes into
action the declaration emanating from
the statesmen of all periods of our his
tory; from the messages of Presidents
to the Congress of the nation; from the
platform declarations of the great ma
tional parties; from Acts of Congress,
and interpreted by accomplished facts
of history. unmistakably discloses the
purpose of the nation. The evolution
ary force to which the trend of our his
tory has responded, and must respond,
is the racial aspiration to be great ma
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Children's Shoes,
Sl.I5 instead of So.

Three lines of chiIdren's ex-
ira quality kid button or lace
shoes, in tan and dark wine
shades, some with cloth tops:
not all sizes in each line, but
combined together can show
you all sizes; worth $500. Sale
$1.15 pair.
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Mems Ribbed BaIbrig=
gan Wear. at 1OC

Natural color-tan-well made
and durable, regardless of the
price, as it is only the reduced
clearance sale price-I9c the
garment; shirts and drawers.
and most all sizes.
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Kisses Shoes,
SI.25 instead of S2.25.

Broken lines in misses OK
blood, chocolate and black kid
shoes, some in flexible so1es,
some hand welts, all on neat
seasonable shape lasts; a large
variety in all to select from;
worth $500 up. Sale SIPS
pair.
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Sampson to go to Spain.

NEW YORK, July 20-It is reported,
says the Washington correspondent of
the Times that Admiral Sampson
will be detached from the command
at Santiago and put in charge of the
Eastern squadron, leaving Commodore
Watson to take his place.
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Race Meet at Santa Rosa.

SANTA ROSA, July 20.-It was prac-
tically decided this afternoon to have
a race meet in this city during August.
under the auspices of the Pacific Coast
Trotting Horse Breeders Association.
Five carloads of trotters will arrive
here tomorrow from Oakland.
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Children's Shoes,
55C instead of S1.25.

Small mixed lot of children's
shoes, in tans and OK bloods.
Reduced from $1.25 and $1.OO
to 55c. These are worthy of
your attention.
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Assorted Leather Belts.
Former prices, 1Oc, 25c, 35c,
soc and zoe.
Clearance sale prices, SC, 15c
and 25c each.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee Of J. Mcdorry. 531 NJ.
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@Il!lIl22Ia3l I{li[l3E
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE;
Sale Prices on
Notion Items.

JeWeled Leather Belts.
Former prices, 35c, 6Oc, S5c,
$1.OO, $1.25 and $2.75.
Clearance sale prices, 1Sc, 45c,
6Oc, Csc, S5c and $1.5O.
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A ton of coal yields almost 10000 feet
of gas.
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SCRYMSER CABLE
SEEMS ASSURED.
President of Company VIII Soon
be in Japan.

NEW YORK Sept. important
developments in the plans for an Am
erican cable connecting the new pos
sessions of the United States in the
Pacific with San Francisco and with
branches to Japan and Australia were
decided upon at a meeting OF the di-
rectors of the Pacific Cable Company
in the office of j. r. Morgan & Co.
Plans have already been matured
for the laying of cable starting from
San Francisco and touching at Homo
lulu and at an island in the Caroline
group, from which a spur will run to
Australia, the main line continuing to
Guam, in the Ladrones, and then
branching again, one spur running to
Manila and another to Yokohama or
Toxic. 1t was decided however, to
add to this a duplicate system, start
ing at San Francisco and running up
the Pacific coast to Sitka, in Alaska,
touching again at the Aleutian islands
and connecting with the other line in
Japan.
The directors decided to begin work
at once on surveys for this line, and
James A. Scrymser, president of the
Pacific Gable Company, started tonight
for Vancouver, where he viii sail on
September 18th for Japan. The OBJ
ject of his trip is to make contracts
with the Japanese Government and OBJ
tain from it u subsidy of at least $780,
900 annually, for which, in return, the
Government of Japan will have free
telegraph privileges for twenty years.
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CZAR FOR PEACE.
Emperor Nicholas Issues a Signi-
ficant Note.

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. 2S.-Ey order
OF Emperor Nicholas, Count Auravieff.
the Foreign Minister. on August 24th
handed to the foreign diplomats at st.
Petersburg a note declaring that the
maintenance of peace and the reduction
OF the excessive armaments now crushing
all nations is the ideal for which al gov
ernmentS ought to strive.
The Car considers the present mo-
ment favorable for the inauguration OF
a movement looking TO this end and in-
Nites the powers to take part in an inter
national conference as a means of thus
insuriug real and lasting peace, and ter
minating the progressive increase of arm
ament.
SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. 3I.-The Amer
lean Social Science Association in annual
session here teIegraphed TO St Petersburg
today the following dispatch:
ITO the Gar, St Petersburg: The Am
erican Social Science Association unani-
mousIy halls the lofty purpose of your
overture for better understanding
among nations and for better economic
conditions for their peoples and confide i'm
its eventual success.
SIMON +. BALDWIN. President"
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CONFIDENCE DESTROYED.

PARIS, September at is impossi-
bic to deny that the French army ad-
ministration is now so seriously COM
promised that public confidence has
been destroyed, and the gravest crisis
threatens. 1t is now universally be-
lieved that Henry committed suicide
by order and it cannot be denied that
he was encouraged, if not urged, to
make away with himself.
1t is known that Boisdeffre, lately
chief of the general staff, who was
most active in shielding Major Ester
hazy. and therefore in proving Dreyfus
guilty, is a friend of the woman who,
throughout the case, devoted herself
to eXculpating Major Esterhazy.
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MAIL" ON AN AGREEMENT.

LONDON, September 3.-The Daily
Mail says this morning; I'VE learn
that Mr.. Balfour and the German En-
bassador, Count Won Hatzfeldt, signed
on Wednesday a document preliminary
to a treaty which will give Germany
a free hand in Asia Minor and allow
England to lease DelagOa Bay from
Portugal at a cost of between &2,OOO,-
600 and e5,O00,OOO. Germany will, as
a further condition, support Great
Britains claim for the abolition Of
mixed tribunals in Egypt.
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DIVISION REVIEW.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The mill
tary pageant of yesterday morning, in
which nearly 1000 troops, comprising the
Independent division of the Eighth Army
Corps marched and counter-marched and
were reviewed by Gen. NJ. L. Miller on
Preside Heights, was witnessed by a
crowd hardly exceeding in number by the
participating soldiers. The occasion was
unique in military history Of the Coast
on which has never before been seen the
maneuVerS i'm the field of so many men
at once The enormous crowd of speCta-
tors included many of the best known
people of San Francisco and sOciety's gay
trappings and equipage were conspicu-
OuSlN present.
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HOLLAND.s orEEN-

THE HAGUE, Aug. 31.-Upon the occa-
sion of her birthday and the attainment
of her majority and throne today, Queen
Wilhelmina Helena Paulina Maria issued
proclamation to the people of the Meth
erIands:
"On this day, so important to you and
me. I desire before all else to say a word
of warm gratitude. From my tenderest
years you have surrounded me with your
love. From all parts of the kingdom,
from all classes of society young and Old
! have always received striking proofs Of
attachment. After the death of my ven
Grated father, all your attachment to the
dynasty was transferred to me. on this
day / am ready to accept the splendid
though weighty task to which l have been
called. and ! feel myself supported by
your fidelity. Receive my thanks My ex-
perience hitherto has left fneffaca BILE i'm
pTcssions and is an earnest Of the future"
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Another BattlGShip to be Built On
the Coast.
Hollands Oueen-GeneraI WeyIer's
POIiCy-Czar for Universal
Peace-Sir Herbert.
NEW BATTLESHIPS-

WASHINGTON, Sept 1-Mr. Scott of
the Union Iron Works was delighted with
the result of the opening of the bids for
the battleships today
we get one battleship for our works
sure" he said to The Bulletin CORES
pondent, and we shall sustain our repu-
tation."
WASHINGTON. Sept. -Four firms Of
fered bids for the three new battleships
authorized by the last Congress The
lowest bid of each for any type of one
vessel follows:
Newport News Shipbuilding Company,
Newport News, Va. s., $50, GOO; Cramps
Philadelphia, s.. $50, 900; Union Iron Works
san Francisco, $2.G74,O00; Dialogue < Co.
81 SIC, 600.
in the awards.
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MUSTERED OUT.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 2,
1S9S.-Hugh Craig, President of the
Chamber OF Commerce, San Francisco,
California: Your telegram to the Pre-
sident in reference to the California
regiments has been referred to this
department. In reply, I beg to inform
you that orders viii issue today or to-
morrow for the mastering out of the
Sixth and Seventh regiments of Cali
fOrnia Volunteers. H. G. CORBIN,
Adiutant-GpneraI
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CALIFORNIA BEETs. =

SALINAS, Aug. 31.-The new sugar fac
tory of the Spreckels Company at this
place win not be in operation this year.
All the beets in Santa Cruz, San Benito
and Monterey counties that were to come
here for consumption will be crushed in
the WatsOnville factory. The season will
begin tomorrow and the run Will last
about ninety days.
DECOTO, Aug. 28.-The sugar factory at
AlvaradO starts up on the seasons run
tomorrow. About 1000 tons of beets have
arrived from Plcasantcn and the sur
rounding country. The expected run this
year Will be short, the crop in this sec
tiOn is light. Many improvements have
been made in the mill this year.
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NEW YORK, September "A spe-
cial TO the Tribune from Paris says:
Colonel Henry's confession of having
authenticity of which General BOisdef-
fire, chief of staff of the French army,
in his impassioned appeal TO the jury
in the ZOIa trial staked his own repu-
tatiOn and the honor of the army, and
Colonel Henry's suicide in the fortress
of Mont VaIerien, have caused a com
motion throughout France which has
not been witnessed since the fall of
Sedan
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EASY MONEY.

TACOMA CWash.), September A.
Mrs. Nellie Humphrey cleared $4,000
this summer at Dawson on a small
stock of silks, lace and lingerie which
she took in over the trail. The femi-
nine portion of Dawson was hungry
for just such fieecy articles of apparel
as these. ma
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GEN. WEYLER AGAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 30-Gen. Weyler ac-
cording to a special dispatch from Mad
rid published here today, has outlined
his future policy. He proposes to be in
dependent of both the Government and of
the opposition, always aiming to pre-
serve the country and to reorganize the
army" He expresses the belief that the
Carlists have plenty of money. some of
which, he alleges, comes from France.
He says that the Republicans have no
personal animus against the Queen. their
only object being to adopt a firm inter
national stand. ''One result Of which
would be to check in some measure Eng
lands ambition"
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A NEW TRIAL.

y NEW YORK, Sept. "A Sun y
= cable from Paris says: At last =
y it may be affirmed with a reason =
= able degree of certainty that the p
= prisoner of the Isle du Diable =
4 will soon be brought to France =
= and retired for a crime of which =
= he was illegally condemned. The :
= revision Of the Dreyfus sentence =
y has not yet been voted by the =
= Cabinet, but seven of the Min =
= listers are known to favor it, two =
= of them, Nm. Cavaignac and Ma =
= rusjOuls. Minister of War and =
= Minister of Commerce respective y
= Iy. oppose, or rather counsel de- =
= ly.
= =
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COST OF WAR IN LIVES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Tribune to-
morrow viii print statistics showing
the number of soldiers who have been
killed in battle and have died of dis
ease in camps during the war with
Spain. The Tribune says: While $50
officers and men have been killed in
battle or have died of wounds received,
there have died of disease in camps be
tween 1900 and 1000 volunteers and
regulars.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The Washington
correspondent. Of the Herald telegraphs:
Secretary Alger said today that there
might yet be $4,000 more volunteer troops
mustered out. He saw no use in keeping
them in the service if they We're not need
ed, and he implied that there would not
be as many needed for garrison duty as
was at first supposed
Maj Gen. Merritt's force Of 5000 will be
kept in the Philippines, at least until
after the conclusion of peace. Secretary
AIger seemed to think that at least that
many would be needed there, even after
the treaty of peace.
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Runaway Accident.

A brake containing a native woman
and two children ran away from the
foundry yesterday afternoon. In Mau-
nakea street woman and one child were
thrown out and both hurt. PatrOlman
Norman Devauschele chased and
caught the rig in Palama, Tescuing the
second child
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AIger and Miles

In the controversy over the conduct
Of the war by the department at Wash
ington. nothing more is coming from
Gen. Miles Other generals almost to
man justify Alger. The Republican
papers justify the Department and
the Democratic papers are very bitter
against Secretary AIgar.
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CAPT COTTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2-Acting
Secretary of the Navy Allen today as
signed Capt. {. S. Cotton to duty as
captain OF the Mare Island Navy Yard
in place of Commander J. J. Brice, re-
tired. who has been serving not only
as captain Of the yard but as Acting
Commandant since the death Of Ad-
miral kirkland. Capt. Cotton Is at
present in command Of the auxiliary
vessel Harvard,
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SALINAS. Az 51.-The Monterey
Whaling Company which has been i'm op-
Grafton in the old capital city off and on
for the past twenty years, has sold it's
entire plant to a large Japanese syndicate
Of New York City. Hereafter the Japan
ese VIII carry on an industry from which
the old town has derived much benefit for
so many years
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LANES H. .IR.

NEW YORK, September "A Sun
cable from Santiago says: General
LaWton has assigned Lieutenant J. IT.
Blount Jr., of the Third Immunes to
the task of codifying Spanish and Cub
an laws, with the view of arranging
a legal system for the province.
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AMERIcANIzING crBA.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA Aug. 27.-The
American postal system is soon TO be in
troduced here, and hOuse-to-house deliv-
cries and letter boxes are to be cstab-
lished. The merchants are much pleased,
and the desire is general for the estab-
lishment Of American business systems.
The modification Of the administration
of the provincial civil governments by
Generals LaWtOn and Wood meets with
the appreciation Of all intelligent citizens
and cooperation in the movement is in
cTpa sing.
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INSURGENTS ACTIVE.

MANILA, Sept. 2.-SeveraI shipIoads
of insurgent troops have invaded the
southern islands with the view of seiz-
ing everything possible prior to the
settlement of the peace conditions.
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CARNEGIE'S S PLAN.

LONDON. Aug. 30.-The Times pub
fishes a letter from Andrew Carnegie,
who advocates an exchange of the Phil
ippiues for the British West Indies, urg-
ing that England and the United States
should retain cOaling stations in each.
and that an open door should be preserved
for both by treaty.
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SANTIAGO. Aug. 30-Cen. Lawtou,
commander in the province of Santiago,
received adyiCes from most reliable
sources tins morning that the Cuban Gov
ernment had relieved Major General Ca
HXto Garcia from command Of the Cuban
troops in the eastern part of the island
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2.-The gold
reserve in the Treasury reached the
highest point in its history today,
with a total reserve of $219, 800, ,372. The
highest previous amount was $218, ,000,-
O00 which was recorded in March,
1888
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ALLIANCE.

LONDON, September "A report
was currenc here today that a treaty
of alliances between Great Britain and
Germany, on the lines of the speech of
Mr. Cham berIain, the Secretary of
State for the Colonies, was actually
completed yesterday.
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The Steamer Columbia.

The steamer Columbia, from Seattle,
arrived in Hilo last Tuesday and will
likely reach Honolulu this morning
She has a full cargo of hay, grain and
feed stuffs and a number Of passen-
gers.
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KITCHENER

LONDON. Sept. 1.-Therc has been u
sudden interruption Of news from the Sou
dan. 1T is supposed that a battle is in
progress between the Anglo-Egyptian
forces, under Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener
the Sirdar and the Dervishes under the
Hfa's capital
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GEORGE r. CARTER, Treasurer
office In rear of Bank of Hawaii, Ltd.
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
ART AND SCIENCE.

At the Worlds Columbia EXposi-
ton art and science was thoroughly
exemplifed. The greatest achieve
ments of modern times were on exhi-
bitiOn Among the many beautiful
displays none attracted more atten-
ton than that made by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. 1t won the
enthusiastic praises of all. B. Berger
sen, Agent, Bethel street.
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SPANISH SOLDIERS.

MADRID, September 2.-It was
learned tonight that the Spanish Gov
ernment has issued a decree assem-
bling an army of 110,000 men for active
service in the Philippines.
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VaIencienne Iaces, 25c dozen yards;
fine French Organdies, sc yard. The
clearance sale viii be continued one
week longer and new goods, just re-
ceived, per WarrimOO, will be added 70
the list of bargains. L. B. Kerr, queen
street.
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PRISONER is TO Be RETIRED
MAY RESULT IN WAR.

y PARIS, Sept. Midnight =
y The most pessimistic feelings eX- =
= ist. 1t is the common belief that =
y Great Britain and Russia are on =
y the eve of war, and that the con- =
= sequences of the Dreyfus scandal =
= will involve France in war with =
= Germany. =
y y
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AGUINALDO.

MANILA, September 2.-One of Agu-
inaldO's confidential advisers says
leading natives Will present petition
to the United States asking for annex
alton
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MR. BAYARD-

DESHAM (Mass), September q
Thomas F. Bayard had a relapse last
night.
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PARIS, September 2.-Zola remains
in hiding. but he has written a letter
of cOngratulatiOn to Nine Dreyfus.