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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25

There was a light fall of snow yester-
day between IL and II o'clock. and for
awhile Il looked though there might be
q considerable storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
The Western Championship.

CHICAGO. November 2i-The western
football championship goes to Michigan
ON field that was simply perfect tor
asst football, and before crowd Oh luliy
% ooo the Maroon of Chicago went down
tore the Maize and Blue OF Michigan
o-dav. bv a score OF u to II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
R,chmonder. I'm New York

NEW YORK. November A-tsps''11s.o,. .
e. ID. Hutzler. Albert; III. c. blS~" park
mopolItan; Mrs. III. d. winston
Avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25

craven on her banner. Let not that ldeal
ever be lowered or that banner furnished.
What the authorities at Washington may
do we cannot at present anticipate OF
control. But there is back of the ofhclal
power at the capital a higher ana
grander power in the sentiment and the
purpose of the people. Let the people De
moved by a moral sentiment and noDie
purpose and all will be well. In the olden
days the cry was vac victis,' woe unto
the conquered and where that sentiment
prevailed II has proven to be vac Yictori-
bus woe unto the cOnquerors.'
Let not the mistakes of the ages gone be
repeated by US. Let not our moral pur-
pose be overshadowed by material am
bition or greed; let not the sophistry Of
national destiny blind our eyes with
it's aluring decisions. There is no des-
tiny save the triumph Of truth, and the
al-gosious victory Of unerring justice
and inexorable righteousness. stand we
serene in moral supremacy, we are unas-
sailable by man or time. Our only dan
ger lies within from ourselves. The beet
way 20 do good is TO be good. There Is
a moral contagion as strong and as 'nfec-
tious as the epidemic Of immortality. only
IL is slower and less apparent. But let
us be strong and patient. We can arord
To be generous 10 fallen foe, not Cor Ter
sake but for our own. There is nothing
so becoming a victor as magnanimity. We
dare not tarnish our ideal, we dare not
lower our standard, we dare not hope 10
conduer by power, by might. but by the
shirt of Gods everlasting truth and
mercy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
Americas Duty.

DR. r. p. Kerr preached at Westminster
hurch Yesterday morning on the king
shin of Christ" 1t was an admirable DIS
curse and provoked the closest atten-
ton. Speaking of our country Ut.
Kerr said that 1t was NOT Tor the -pulpi.
% 90 into politics or delve In the policies
- the nation, but II is the duty OF the
CHRISTIAN people OF America to Chris.
,ianlze the people whose lands may be
come ours as result of the late war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
"I.EST WE FORGET"

Our glorious banner shall belt The
globe. and its radiant, unconquered colors
shall give symbol of our life; the red
stripes shall be. not the blood Of slausn-
ter. but the arteries of the noble lite-cur-
rent of a higher hope that shall animate
the nations and pulsate round the globe;
the white shall be symbol of the 'nno-
cency Of our motive; the blue shall token
the azure Of the vaulted dome Of Heaven
under whose inspiration and by whose
strength we shall move onward sell
blessed. God-guarded people, unto inc
realization of the most glorious deals OF
human government The Rahol 'lose"
bv reading Kipling's 'Recess.onaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
aces The two teams lined 70 as fol-

Summary: Referee-J. BiektorH OF 0l
HAMPTON. Umpire-C. H. Gurton,. OF stan
FORD University. Linesmen-Rooinson' oil
richmond, and Swain, Of Newport News
TImekeepers-Fit OF Newport
News and burst, OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-25
UNTRIMMED HATS.

During this great Trimmed Hat safe we
viii offer 100 Finest English Felt shapes
TIIrbans Short Back Sailors, Walking
and Fancy Shapes, in the most 4SC.
popular colOrs. at ........,...:.,..
200 Extra Fine Untrimmed Black Ha's'
the newest and most effective S9C
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-15

llebrisen. iie tpub!e. fie mar liher. bab
ibr @iufeppa teinespess seborht bat'
te. unb bab lie in bus 5ldton nur
einise Sropfen @ufer seseben baben
tonnte.
limb benno9, taum bate lie bds
Slaton on bic 2ippen gefiihrt, 10
itiir5te iis, ipie bonn 8lib getroffen.
bart auF bic 8retter iie ipurbe grin /;
ibre @lieber batten iere Werrentunsen.
HE feline 9eI9idli9teit na95uabmen
i'm Stanbe pGre; lie bate ni6t bic
&ruft bic lebtsn Worte bes Dramas
aus3uipre9en, unb 5tpsi ibrsr @ollegen
mubten iie, am 8opf unb an ben Siis
ben, bon Der 8iibne trogen.
Ser Sob mar 70 beutli1 unb unbez
ftreitbar in ibren ipeit beraustreten>
ben 9ugen eri9ienen, bdb fi9 bds
ganse publitum pOr S9reden erbpben
bate.
llnb g2iemanb alpeifelte, bdB bic Soz
I'll iid tbutiG6li4 unb freinillig per=
siftst bate.
giemanb, ni6t einmal @iuieppd.
9ie alte 5rau ielbIt bate einiee Stunz
ben pprber iiber bic eugs Oeffnung oes
leeren Slofons eine Der WuHerflaAen
bes SpeiIeaimmers eeneigt. Slei9s
pobl, iie mari iid iiber ben aDrpsr
ibrer 5errin. inbem lie ihrie, ipie ale
9lnberen:
.Sis bat F9 persiftetl sic batte es
porbergeid9t!"
Gornelid glaubte iid bur4 Diersebn
Sage binbur4 SpiI9en 2ebeH uno
Sob. Durd piersebn Sage biHour4
bra9ten ale 3eitungen bon europa
unb glmerita Bulletins iiber ibre Ses
funbbeit. limb bic glerSte entbedten ben
glamen unb isbten ben Reporteru bic
gigenI9aften unb bic @irtuneen oes
@iftes uuseindnber, bus iie ni9t gez
nomnen bate.
limb feds Monate na9 ibrer Ibz
i1iebsporitellung uno 8ergiftung
feierte gprnelia beriiingt unb nerges
frGftist ibre Riidtebr in bds ~SroBe
Sbeater" BON Sloren5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-15
Sebt ipuBte Sdaller, bab er berlo,

Sebt ipuBte SdarIer, bub er btrlO,
rem lsi.
nS9ubert!- risf Der &riminalcpmz
miHar.
@iner Der por Der 3immertbir bar
renben &riminali9ubleute sridien
uno erbislt ben 8efebl, SdaIler in bas
S6laf5immer gu folgen unb ibn ipdb=
renb bes @nfleibens nid]t aus ben 9luz
gen gu lafen. 9amit mar abermals
cine Soffmung bes SOfratbs bdbin,
bate er bod tpdbrenb Ser lebten Wlis
nuten feline 5lubt ssplant unb sebofft,
iie mittels bes sebeimsn Iusgdnss aus
leinem S9lafaimmer betpertItellisen
gu t0nnen.
n@efentten 9auptes fplgte er BEN
S9ubmann in bas Sdlafgemd6,
feline 8lide iparen itarr au 8oben sez
ri6tet. feline 3Gbne gruben iib in Die
llnterlippe, baB iie blutete.
uMa9en Sic fbnea." fuste Der
Sdubmann. als er ibn unI9liiiis
mitten i'm 3immer fteben fab.
n9epib : seipib. 9lber Sic tpers
ben mir bod erlauben, mid gu reiniz
gen. tpie i'd es seip6bnt binl Seben
sic bier in mein 8abe3immer binsin,
es beiibt teinen 4ussang unb basSell>
tier 1T piel gu flein, um bur4i4liipfen
5u tDnnen."
Der 8eamte iiberseugte ft9 bon Der
Wdbrbeit bieier 9ebauptuns, es mar
gan5 tnm0eli9, bds 8abeaimmer uuf
einem anberen Wese als burd bus
S9lafgema6 gu perldfen. unb in biez
fem bielt er ia Wd1e.
limb bod mar S9aller 5ebn Minu>
ten fpGter entflpben. Sreili9 feinen
&Drper batte er suriidlaien >iniifen.
benn ben entbedte 9ebride, benz bic
Soilette bes 8erbdfteten su lanse 3eit
in Gnipru9 nabm, als er bas Babe
Simmtr betrat, an Der ieibenen Sdnur
bes S9lafrods am StnltsrtreuS bdr>
gen; bod Der 9eiIt bes unfteten, duf
bic Srrnege bes @erbrehens geratbez
men begabten Mannes bate stnen @uss
meg gefunben = ben Weg In bic unsrz
fpri6te Weite.
4uf bem @eii9t bes Sobten, um bic
2ippen ipielte aud jeBt nod elm 2Gz
deln, unb iper fold elm leBtss 2adsln
gu erratben unb Su lOien i'm Stanbe
mar. ber fonnte tpobl ben lebten 9es
bunten bes unielisen Wannss baraus
permutben, ben 9ebanten, nit benz er
gbIdieO bonn 2eben senpmmen:
r0as Spiel lit perloren = bod bic
S9ulo bleibt unbe5abltl"
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gdume fdsmmsrte es ibnrn leudt,nb

Bdunle fntmmerte es tbnt1i leiihtenb
tpeib entgegen. sic ftdnbtn Dor einem
flsinen. fdulsnsetrasenen Marmorz
tempel. Dor ben PIatten, ipel9e bic
@ruft bebedten. erbpb ii9 auf brsitem
pieoeital cine @ngelsgeitult, beren
S9pinsen gum Slug in Die Woltens
bObe uusgebreitet iparen. Sn ber einen
Sanb, bic bod erbobsn mar, bielt Der
Gberub bic Sanfare gum SDnen kreit,
in Der anberen eine Safel nit goibsner
SnI9rift. Srif1e 8lumen umpanoen
Pieoeital unb Safel.
Sans umf4lang bic erblei9enbe
SuIunne, pdbrenb @berbarb feline lpeis
nsnbe 5rau ftiibte.
n2iebes Weib," fagte &beben fpei5
unb innis, rDu ftebit am 9rabs 9sis
mes 8aters."
Sdlud5enb fant SuIanne an feline
8ruit. Der blpnbbGrtige Mann Driidte
iie innig an fih.
pSu ipeiBt nun, ipes6alb i9 bdrduf
beitanb, baB uniere So65eitsrsiIe uns
in bieIen fernen WeIttbeil fiibrsn m6se.
2Gngft bate i'd Wlr. Sabis ben guis
tras ertbeiIt, bur9 cine eisens gu oies
fem 3ipede ausseriiftete Expedition
bas, mas fterblid par bon unI.rem
armen 0ulber unb Sampler, benz nor.
biI9en SeIfeneilanb gu entfiibren pnp
aur friebliben Stille bieIer @ruft 3uz
riid5ubrinsen. Gs 1T geideben. 2aB
uns elm ftilIes @ebet fir feline unIterb=
lide Seele berri9tsn!"
Miit entblDbten SGrlptern itdnben
bic Mdnner ba, bas iungs @eib aber
bate bic Mutter umiblunsen, unb
@lbors Wittne unb fein &inb fpra6en
inbriinitig 5uiammen nit lduter
Stimme i6r 9ebet.
Damn fiel ibr tbrGnenfeu6ter Bid
duf bic Safel unb ibre Sni9rift,
ipslde berfiinbete:
nSier rubt in Sott Glbor b. Sells.
Gr fparb gsboren gu Berlin i'm
S9oobe bes 9Iiides. Gr itarb einIdm
auf Sorrpr Sslanb. Sob nit ibm
mar Der Serr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-15
Die Ginbilouna.

@ue peH Glull6uIlWeH oes Sules Senlduer
9ln benz 9lbenbe, mo bic grpbe Srds
gDbin Gprnelid Soiti pl0blidb mitten
i'm britten 2ttte bon .Srsbesunbe" ben
8Orbung ienten lieB : ni9t pegen
zines Sbnma9tsanfaGs pbsr elmer
Herpentriie, fpnbern neil iie ii9 miibe
fiibIte. unfagbar miibe, neil ibr bic
8eine perIagten, neil ibr bic Stimme
in Der &eble fteden blieb, nit einem
Dorte. neil lie so Sabre alt mar unb
ni9t mebr tonnte =, an bisIem 4bens
be. mo iie. na9 Salfe auriidsetebrt,
obne ielbit bic araft sebabt ou baben,
ibr Sbeatertoitiim ab5ulesen, allein in
ibrem sotbii9en 3immsr, por ibr.m
groBen fiinft6eilisen Spiesel binseiuns
fen mar, Der ibr cine Iei9enbafte, unsI
beimlide r5reoegunbe" uriiditrdblte,
einsn SobtenfhGOel nit aipei ihperen
blonben Sle6ten - fal16en Sle9ten
=, an bieIem 4benb tpurbe gornslia
BON elmer tpilOen @er8peiflung sr>
faBt.
Sic tpeinte ldnge, unb es odmmerte
bereits Der Morgen, als iie fih enbli9
auf ibr Eager iparf nod INNER in
ibrem merobinsiidsn Sleibs, iiber bus
cine Der Sle9ten bis auf bas Sigsrfea
berabsing. bas ibr ais 9sttporluse
biente.
9lm anberen Sage ertldrte Der 9lr3t
gum bunSertiten Male, bdB bic 8rante
auf bas Sbedter per5i6ten miibte, uno
bab iie tdum nod etne Rolle in Der
,MeliFanbra" ipiirbs I9affen t0nner,
bic Der beriibmte 9ramuturg Guiebio
Rdione fir iie i4rieb.
llnb bieies Mal slaubte Gornelid
bsm @r5te.
9llIo, bic elGn5enben Sourneen bur3
europa, 2lmeritd unb Giien, bic iuns
aen 2eute Der fernen Stdbte. bic iih
ppr ibren Wagen ipanntsn. bic gang
nit entblGttsrten Rpfen bebedte gDeue
Inn ibr 9alabpot in Der 9u6t bon
Stodbolm, bann pisber bic bellfarbi=
gen ueber3ieber dmeritanii9er 0uns
bps, bic ibr als Ssppi9 bientsn beim
8erlaTen bes Sbeaters, bic Sruntens
belt Der Serporrufe naa Oubenben,
ipel1e es au Wege bringen, oab man
1ib ihleppt unb Inn 9nabe bittet. ins
benz man &iife suipirft. bic Raierei
bes 8sifaas, benz ipadIenbsn unb ab>
ne6menben 9efnatter zines anbaltenz
ben @eipebrfeuers Gbnli9, bic ansenehs
men 8rutalitGten Der Retlame uno
Der Sntsrpietps, = Elm ungebunoenes,
tDitli9es, 6imGriIdes 2eben, unb au4
inniaere unb eblere Wonnsn: bic Sreus
be, bic idDnitsn 8iiipnen Der Oi4ter
su psrpirfli9en, ibnen fein Sleii4 unb
feline Ssele 5u leiben. iie in ii6 lsben
| su fiiblen: bds gllles mar aus. mar
babin.
limb in .inig,n Sabren. ia in einis
gen Monaten pislleicht. Diirbe bic Solti
aus benz @ebG9tniFe Der Msniden
entI6punben fein. gorneliu bahte an
ebemalise S6auipielsrinnen. bic fat
ebenIo beriibmt setpeTen paren. pie
lie, unb BON benen Niemano mebr
Ipro9, unb ipelbe iebt ni4ts mebr paa
rem, als alte bide 9amen, bic Dersefen,
nit ibren 3aben unb gapugeisn. in ir'
esnb elmer fleinen @ilu Der nmgebuns
bon SlOren5 lebten.
0as su iein, nadbem man SOnisin
selpsIsn 1T unO msbr als&Onisin, nein,
bds mar ni9t mOelidh unb iie ipiirbe
ii9 ni9t basu peritebtn. 8eifer nod
Der Sob. ais cine 10 ld4erli4e 9erabs
iebune.
Ga, iterben, 10 ipis Die 9slbin eines
Orama'a. bic ibrsn Sruum nidt iiber'
| lsbsn pill. ober pie eins iagenhaftS
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25. 6 aptteI.

@s mar elm Sabr na9 ben Sulebt sez
fbilberten @reigniIIen, bod aub Der
@inter mar f9On Oersunsen, unb
5riiblingsaauber battle bic 8elt ses
f9miidt.
Na9 elmer auBerprbentli9 dngenebz
men Sabrt iiber ben Ocean gins Der
Dampfsr vSabellanb" 5u Nep gort
ppr 4nter. glur feds Sage unb sinige
Stunben bate er sebrauht, bic Reiie
bon Soutbampton Bis gum ameritanis
fden 9eitube 5uriid5ulesen. Sie 2uure
Der Pahasiere mar babsr audi Die
bentbar Bette, unter 2a9en unb Sderz
gen Derabi9iebete man ii9 bon benz
GdpitGn unb feinen 2euten uno itieg
bon frober Soffnunsen an Gunb. SO
Elm idDner, reiner SriiblinsstaS, bas
1T i9on Elm Willtommensgrub in Der
Neuen Welt, Der aud bem WtiibIeliJen
unb 9elabenen ipObl tbut unb ihn lcit6s
ter iiber bic erite Sebniu4t na9 Der
alien Seimatb bintpegtpmmen lGbt.
Wer aber erIt 5u ieinem @ereniigen
rsiit, nur I'M ii6 in Der berrli9en 9ot.
tesipelt um5utbun, benz lsu9tet bic
JriiblingsIOnne bopp.lt idbDn, Der
ipeib ia aud, es lit bieIelbe Sonne, bic
ibm briiben ienisits bes Oceans aes
leu9tet unb ibm leu9ten pirb alsrz
peeen.
nnb nit bieIer ansenebmsn Gmpfins
bung itissen feds paFusiere ans
2anb, Stpei Samen unb bier Serren.
Die amerifaniI9en Reporter beiiben
betanntlt9 eine feline Naie, unb bu lie
binter ben Sremben pornebme @nz
t6mmltnge ipittsrten, iiber pel9e iib
pisIIeibt sttpas sSnterefantes idreiben
liebe, fflusen iie in Der georudten
PaiTasierliite na9, unb bd fanben iie
benn folsenbes perSeidnet:
Baron Suns b. Hbeben nsbit &C.
mablin Suianne. ssb. Stain Sels,
Berlin.
9ebeimratb Or. @berbdrb 8uf9
nebit 9smablin 8eate, BERN. @rdfin
Sels, Berlin.
@e5eimer SuitiSratb Or. SrisOriG
GaIIus, Berlin.
Banter SberlGnber aus Berlin.
llnb ipGbrenb bic Serri9dften biz
3ouformalitGten erlebisten. tpurben iis
aus elmer geipifen @ntfernung bon ben
Repprtern umi9pdrmt unb beobd6tet
8lDblih rief elmer Der 9eitunass8es
ri9teritatter feinen gpllesen Su: nSebi
bod nur, ba ift ia Sapis. Der beriibmit
Oetettipe, auIgetau9t. Wlit tpelchel
Serali6teit er bon ben 5rsmben BE-
griibt ipirb! Der eine Serr, Der eir
ipenis peripa9fen gu iein idsint, fan
ibm Ipgar nm ben gals. Wen, Sabis
berrdtb uns idOn, OBJ binter bieien9ln'
t0mmlineen eine intsrshante Notis 81
fu9en it,"
glber Mr. Oapis mar bissmal merf.
ipiirbis idpeisiam unb periiderts mi
Der unIhulbisiten Miene. buB er Dor
ni1ts ipiie. mas anbere Geute unaebe
unb bann iorste er bafiir, boB 81
Trsmben in 5ipei bequemen 2annauerr
na6 benz pornebmen Manbattonbote
gefabrsn tpurben. Ha9bem bic Damer
iib auf ibre 3immer suriidse5ogeI
batten, I'm iid BON ben StrupdSeu bsI
SsereiIe gu erbolen. iuben bic Serrer
nit Sapis np6 beim Sett Su1ammsn
9a purbe frDblid seplaucert uni
man6e grinnerung ans9etaui6t.
n@as iagen sic aIfo basu. bdi
Nepport nit aebn Sabren i9tberei
&erters forteetOmmsn iit9" fragte 9d
bis. sd bate auf fiinf5sbn fir ibl
sebofft. = glber bus iit bod nod BEL
fer gegdugen ols in paris unb Ref
Dorf. 9a iparen bic S9ufte friib5ei
fig seiparnt, unb bic Poliaei fanb nu
bic lesrsn Better, als lie fum."
l ~Wis sebt es bsnn ieBt bsm arms'
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limb tpdbrenb eine @iertelItunbc
fpdter bic 2ebenbsn Suriidsilten in bic
Delt, fpelde 10 Diele Der Jreupen uno
Soffnunsen nod fir iie bars, umipiels
ten bic Strublen Der SriiblinssIonne
ben Marmortempel unb tiiBten bas
Srabmal bes Sooten bon 9orrprs
Sslanb.
E n re
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-15

Sn ibrem Snneriten, gans in ibrem
SnnerIteu, mar es ibr pislIsi9t ni6t
un6etannt, oab bas 9ift Der pfeile,
onaenommsn. baB es autbentii1 tObta
lid mar, nur bdnn tpirtsn tonnte.
tpenu es bur9 cine Dunbe in bic
Gpern singefiibrt ipurh:. gtbsr i'm
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-24

| Patchwork quilt-Miss Eun1ce 5. BODICE
| So. Windham, first; Mr.. Sarah Maxwell
Cumberland Mill, second.
| Rug-Mrs Albert A. Irickey, West
brook, first; Mrs. p. I. Libby, Gorham,
| second
Household urniture-Hooper, Son &
Leighton, Portland, first.
Collection of cut fower-Mr. Charles
Murch, Gorham, first; Mrs. A. e. Nc
Kinney, So. Buxton, second.
| Loaf flour bread-Ella Gilman, Scar
boro, first; Edna j. Leayitt, Gorham,
| second.
Butter-Mrs. P. I. Libby, Gorham,
second.
Collection of jellies-Mrs. William Jose,
So. Buxton, first.
Collection of oil paintings-Mrs. G. A.
Dyer. Portland, first; Carrie e. Maxwell,
Portland, second.
| Water coIors-Charles e. Clapp, Port
land, first; Mrs. G. A. Dyer, Portland,
second.
| Collection china painting-Mrs. N. T..
Worthley, Westbrook, first; Gertrude G.
| Millett, Portland, second.
| Specimen oil painting-Nrs G. A..
Dyer, Portland, first; CarrieaE. Maxwell,
Portland, second.
Specimen water colors-Charles e.
| Clam Portland, first; Carrie e Maxwell,
L
Specimen china painting-Mrs. N. Z.
| Worthley. Westbrook, first; Carrie Il.
| Maxwell, Portland, second.
| Pastel-Mrs. A. A. Cordwell, West
! brook, first.
Photos, special-Colpitts & Co., Port.
land, first; E. J. Poisson, Westbrook,
1 second.
| Amateur photos-N. W. Edison, Port
Hand. first; Mary l.. Mcclellan, Gorham,
| second.
Woodcarving-Harry W. Lowell. Cum
| berland Mills, first.
Collection china, special-Mrs. N. T.
Worthley. Westbrook, first; Gertrude G.
| Millett, Portland, second.
| Special hand painted china-Els lie
ellison, Portland, first; Mrs. j. W. War
| rem, Westbrook. second.
| special hand painted china-Mrs. j. w.
Warren, Westbrook, first; Annie Pearson,
Westbro ok, second.
Figure painting china Mrs. N. w
Worthley, Westbrook, first; Elsie ellison,
Portland, second.
| Decorated punch bowl-Mrs. N T.
Worthley, Westbrook, first; Mrs. N. T.
Edison, Portland, second.
Best specimen of vertical writing, any
school In Gorham rbelow High SCHOOL,
Grade 8. grammar, Afirst; grade 8, gram
mar second.
Scholars work in numbers-Lilly John.
son, Portland, first; Ina Brown, Gorham,
second.
Apparatus illustrating work in physical
science-Ernest II. Drown, Gorham, first
Specimen business handwriting-M
G. Patrick, Gorham, first; Florence
Marston, Gorham, second.
Specimen map-Willie Parker, Gorham,
|dirst; Ethel Sanborn, Gorhan,, second.
|1z5 Free hand drawing--Chas. A. johnson,
Portland, first; Lilly P. johnson, Port
land. second.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-24
THE YELLED LADY.
A Mysterious Lady in the Dreyfus Case at
Last Explained.
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(Paris Corr. London Chronicle.
A long statement is published today
the purport of which has been known for
some time. 1t was, however, deemed
advisable to withhold it until the APP
pearance in court of Commandant.
Esterhazy and Mime. Pays. The full dis
closures of the met hods adopted by the
TWO prisoners to compromise Col. ic-
quart are now made by M. Christian Els
terhazy, who, according to his very clear
narration of the facts, acted as an inter-
mediary between Commandant Esterhazy
and Col du Patty de Clam. The forged
kilograms signed 'Speranza" and
"Blanche,'' and the episode of the
ssveiled lady," are now explained. The
conspiracy was, according to M. Chris
tian Esterhazy, concocteq at the house OF
Nine Pays, in the Rue de Douai. The
following passage may be taken as a key
to what appears no longer an enigma:
GIN my conversation with Col du Patty
de Clam I clearly remembered that he as
sured me that Gen. Billot and M. Meline
! were at first favorable to the cause of
| Capt. Dreyfus, but that they had de.
liverei themselves and resolved to oppose
the revision of the first court martial
| The most dangerous adversary was Lieut..
| Col. Picquart, and it was necessary to
unmask him. Great skill, however, was
essential. and that accounts for the snare
of the now wel1-known kilograms.
NJ Christian Esterhazy met Col. du
Patty de Clam daily. His cousin is said
to have discovered from NJ. Belhomme,
| the expert. that his hand writing had
| been recognized in the letter OF Mime. de
| Boulancy insulting France and hoping
| for another German invasion, but that
| the investigation of the "boTd ereau' was
| favorable to him. The commandment de-
clared that Col. du Patty de Clam must
save him from both charges or he would
commit suicide. III. Christian Esterhazy
gives a version in the same sense of cer-
| tain articles signed sDixi' in the Libre
Parole which had been offered to and de-
clined by Pere Bailly, the editor OF La
Croix.
The melodramatic incidents connected
| with the .'veiled lady" and the "docu-
ment liberateur'' are thus related:
cit was who wrote the letters of the
| yelled lady to which certain officers of
the general staff gave, or pretended to
give implicit credencs. 1t was 1 who
fabricated the two letters making ap-
pointments near Alexander III bridge.
They promised a precious document,
armed with which Commandment Ester
hazy could hurl defiance at his foes
| These missives were intended for Gen. de
Pellisux, to whom Esterhazy showed
| them. The General urged him to keep
the rendezvous. My cousin evaded his
embarrassment by alleging that it would
be useless, as, his footsteps being logged
| by the agents of M. Matthew Dreyfus, the
'yeiled lady would not show herself
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