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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22

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y. !. Craig of the State university at
Missoula is in town as one of the lee
turers before the teachers institute.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
ASSEMBLE AND CONnEMN NOMi
NATION OF GOEBEL.


Lexington. Ky. Aug. lG.-From every
county but nine Of The ll9 composing
the State. one of the mos; rcmdrka bile
gatherings Of Kcntuckians ever assem-
bed in the interest OF any political
cause met to-day in accordance with
the call Of Chairman Z. T.. Johnston. Of
the State Central Anii-GOcbel Demo
cratic Committee for the purpose OF
nominating a full ticket In oppose the
ticket nominated at Louisville in June
and headed by William Goebel. over
1000 were in their seats in the cOnVcn-
ton hail. of whom over 910 We're dele
gates. All were seated at l:55 y. M.
when Hon. Phil Thompson, ST., called
the convention 10 order.
The resolutions adopted declare the
the Democratic party: demand the en-
actment of law giving force 10 the
section Of the State Constitution. which
provides for deprivation OF office by
any person who, to secure his nominn-
tion or election. has been guilty OF the
unlawful use of money or other things
oi value. or has been guilty ~ fraud or
intimidation. bribery or corrupt prac-
ice. etc. endorses the Chicago plat
form and Bryan for President i'm 1900.
denounces the Gocbcl election law; ia =
Vors &c regulation of railroads so as
70 prevent extSrtion. aud condemns
Mckinley for alleged advancement Of
me interest of the trust. Hon. Theo-
dore Hallam. of kenton. nomina ted
John Young Brown for Governor. and
the nomination was made by acclama-
ton
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
GRAND CIRCUIT Meet.
FAST RACING; WITH WE'LL FILL
ED FIELDS.
Ny Telegraph to virginian-rucD


Glcn's Falls. " y. Aug. lG.-rhe
second day of The Grand Circuit NEE.
was marked by fast racing with we'll
filed fields on a perfect track and un-
der cloudlcsi sky. The attendance
WAS over 1000
The first event on the card was the
unfinished 2:2S trot. which was easily
Won by PAM pry. Just previous to the
iinal heat. while Van Meter was work
ING out Paul Pry. the horse fell back
ward ON the suiky. trtuiiy dcmolishinr
IT, but fortunately not iniuring him
self or the driver. The Queen. ruling
lhNprite IN yesterdays betting. did not
start to-day on account of lamencss.
me hrSt TWO heats of the 2:0i pace
were exceedingly close. Anaconda lead
ing under the wire. with Chena!ls ana
bnsash less than Il length behind.
In the 2:l5 class PAGERS. Helen Il. won
ne ilrsi heat, with Blaze boy sixth.
nut IN The succeeding heals Blaze rov
haa IL his own way. summary:
-:2S trot. purse S2.00 Paul PRIV won
second. fourth ana nf;h heats ana race.
Fest time 2:llA. Venus won hrs,
neat Time. 2:iiii The Queen third.
2;oi trot. purse $a.000- Anacnndl won
~, ~. *lr'iSht heats. Best time. 2:oiH
FRANK E"gash and chenalis started.
- trot, purse 81 500--Owvho v.nu in
S ;. meats. Best time. 2:lli.. Lady
GerhidInc second: George Carney third
2:l3 pace. purse $l.500-Blazo l}ov Won
second, third and fourth heats ana
race. Best time 2:lo4. Helen r. won
first heat 80 wa
$50 trot. purse $l.5oo-Betty uamliu
won in two heats. Best time o.9iIt
Leonora was the only other starter
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
The CouTt-MaEtial Refuses to
Grant an Adjournment.
EVIDENCE IN DETAIL
Tho Story OF Tue >uncrInss OF rhc
widow or Colonel Henry, tnc sui.
eide, Tc.tifi", Tnitrc labori,-
condition Is satisfactory Wuuiu-
Bc.Assas>in's Bullet Traced.
tny Telegraph to Nlrglnlan- Pllo.l


Rennes, France, Aus. l6.-immc-
dately after the witnesses had entered
the court room this morning Maiire
Dcmangc. counsel FOR Captain Drcyfus,
applied for an adjournment on account
OF AIaitre Lebori's absence. Major Car
riere, the government commissary. un-
oxpectedly arose ana opposed the APP
plication in the most Vehement man
ner. Major Carricre dilatcd unon The
act that the entire world was ANXIOUS
~ awaiting Il decision, and upon the
necessity Of ending the suspense. The
court retired for twenty minutes. dur
ing which time the audience animhiely
discussed the probable results. Colonel
Jouaust on his return read Il unani-
NOUS decision OF the court rejecting
the application on the ground that the
reasons advanced We're insufficient.
\ SEVERE BLOW.
Captain Dreyfus listened TO the an
nounccmcnt With characteristic COM
posture. This was considered a severe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
COMM EECE RESUMED.
y HOTEL AT OLD POINT TO BE
CLOSED.
(By Telegraph to virsinian-Pilot)

(By Telegraph to Virsinian- Pilot)
Newport News. Va. Aug. l6.-Trafic
between Phoebus and other points on
the Virginia peninsula. as well as com
mcrcial relations with Norfolk ana
most Of The seaboard cities has been
resumed. The quarantine restrictions
having been withdrawn. trains Of m.
Chesapeake and Ohio and all The
steamers run on regular schedule into
Phoebus. old Point and HAMPTON to-
day. The Chcmherlin Hote! a; old
Point VIII be closed for the season. bur
ne iiygeia Is now receiving guests.
The yellow fever patients al the 81
dierS Home have been reduced in NUM-
Der this week 10y the discharge Of scvc-
raj cases and all the others are recov-
ering rapidly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

Manila, Aug. !2.-Nia Hong Kong
Aug. 16.-Ar rivals and mail advIces
from Neg .cs ana Ccbu agree that the
lnsurreI [ion is gaining strength re-
marx Ably in both those islands. which
MAJ hitherto been counted as tile most
friendly in the archipelago and which
received with the greatest cordially
Professor Schurmann, president of the
United States Advisory Commission for
the Philippines, al the time 81 his mem
orablc tour.
Outbreaks are feared, particularly in
Cebu. where some of the leading men
have gone over to the insurrcction.
Many of the wealthy inhabitants are
preparing 10 leave the island Seniors
Llorente and Mell2a, Supreme Court
Justices from Negros ana Cebu. have
gone thither from Manila 10 use their
influence against the Instruction.
AUTONOMY UNSATISFACTORY.
The results of the autonoinlst govern
ment in Negroes are disappointing. In
surgent bands are operating there as
they did in cuba. destroying much
plantation property. claims for which
are being presented To General Otis.
The bombardmcnt Of Paote, on the
east side OF l-aguna de Bay. by the
Napidan. whose commander was under
the impression that the town had been
re-occupied by the Insurgents. aroused
stfons resentment among Ihe natives
Oh the whole lake region. IL is aseert>
ed there that the officers and crew OF
Inc Sinboat landed and looted the hes;
buildings after the bombardincnt. The
crew Of the Napidan has been trans
fcrred to other duty
officers of the United states ginboat
wheeling. which has returned here
from Il cruise along the northern coast
OF Luzon. report that the insurgcut
forces occupy every village.
FILIPlNoS DRIVEN BACK.
Manila. Aug. 1.-THE insurgents
have been concentrating for two DAYS
about Angeles. 1t Is officially announc-
ed that Colonel Smith, with tcn compo-
MES of the Twelfth Regiment and iwn
guns OF battery Il. Of the First Artn-
lery: under Lieutenant kcmlcy. attack
Ell This morning $500 strongly intrench-
cd insurgents ~ the southern approach
TO Angeles and drove them back after
4 sharp fight. the American trDops los
ing two men killed and twelve wound
Cd: The insurGent loss was estimated at
200 :"
WHAT OTIS SAYS.
Washington. Aug. l6-Ano.hor SHARP
engagement between McNrthur'S com
mand and the insurgents was reported
10 the War Department To-day i'm the
loHoWihS dispatch from General Otis:
Manila. August 16
"Adjutant General. Washington:
"McArthur's troops occupy country
from Candalia.t to point near Angeles.
thence towards porac. taking within
his line Santa Rita. Guagua ami lsa-
calor. Colonel Smith. with ten compa-
mes twelfth infantry and two guns
First Artillery. attacked to-day: enemy
In cntrcnchmcntS outskirts Auyclne.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
CONVICT IAROR
HOLDS THE FORT.
THE ANTI semitic LEADER WILL
NOT SURRENDER


Paris. Aug. 16.-M. Joseph Lasios.
anii-Semitc and anti-rcvisionist menu
Der OF the Chamber of Deputies for
Gers. and NJ. Massard. manager of tho
Patrio held consultation to-day with
Premier Waldcck- secretary
in behalf Of NJ. Guerin. president OF
the AntiScmitc League. who. with
sympathizcrs has been barricaded
since Saturday in the offices of the
league. regarding terms under which
tho latter would surrender.
The secretary said it was csscntial
that the law should he upheld. but
that the government was as anxious as
the mediators to effect Il bloodless ar
rest.
Further conferences on the subject
have been arranged.
Crowds Of people continue to watch
NJ. Guerin's harricade. over which the
Anti-Scmitic banner still waves.
Later It was announced that NJ
Gucrn refused to surrender on any
terms and said he would siarve rather
than capitulate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
NcIiow rcxcr aitnation.

Q3y Telegraph to VirSinian- Pilo.)
Washington. Aug. l6.-Surgcon Vlck1
cry, of the Marine Hospital Service. re-
ports from the Soldiers Home at
Hampton. Va, that the conditions there
remain favorable. Surgeon General
NYman declined 10 state to-day wha;
were the prospects OF raising the quar-
antine against the Soldiers Home. but
there are good indications that it will
soon be removed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

sent 10 South Africa i'm addition To the
"'her reEiments which have already
been ordered there.
Pretoria. A@S i6.-Thc British agent
mere denies the stories that fresh COM
ilunicatiuns had been address by
Great Britain to the Transvaal govern
moni or that there have been any mod
ihchtlons OF the Hritish demands
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
iN THE TRANSYAAL..
ENGLAND PREPARING TO SEND
AN ARMY THERE.
(By Telegraph TO Nirrininn. PllntN

tBy Telegraph to Nrsinian-P ilotD
London. Aug. 1.-THE T-ansvaal Sill
uation Is unchanged according to all
ob;ainable official information, but the
continued delay of the Bocr answer to
Great Bri;ain's demand for a joint IN
curry as to the effect upon tho Out
landers Of the proposed franchise re-
form measures makes matters look
more serious.
The War Onlce has completed its
preparations for m emergency force II
10000 men 10 be ready TO leave with. :,
week. Fast steamers for their trans.
portation are waiting orders.
1t Is said that the Grcnaclier Guards
now at Gibraltar. and the Twenty
first Lancers, now in Egypt, may be-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

would go TO all. while under the trust
system they Eo 10 increase private for
tunes We demand that they be sup
pressed by repeal of the protective
tariff and other privilege comforting
legislation responsible for them. by the
enactment Of such legislation. state
and national. as will aid in their de-
struction.'
CONVICT LABOR.
The platform concludes With denun-
citation of letting convict labor by con-
tract. urges careful study OF the cN-
istiuE liauor laws and condemns the
administration OF Leslie NJ Shaw and
IN" Republican party in Iowa.
tn" Populist party resolutions are
similar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

the Populists. AMI withdrew. throwin-
his strength 10 White. Fred &. White
was thu candidate on the fusion ticket
two years ago. being defeated by Coy
ernor Shaw. who is the Republican can
dilaie again.
The convention was somewhat turbu-
lent throughout. ana the business Was
transacted with difficulty. but the re-
suits are satisfactory To the free silver
element. which was III control. 1t Is
not probable. however, that the sound
money element will maze an attempt
to maintain a separate organization
this year.
CHICAGO PLATFORM ENDORSED
The platform. after endorsing the
Chicago platform, in the whole and
in the detail" expressed admiration for
and loyalty To William j. Bryan, and
favors him for the nomination in 1900
The platform continues:
IMPERIALISM CONDEMNED.
I'VE rejoice in the exalted sentiment
motive that prompted the government
Of the United states Ia take M arms
in defence of the bitterly oppressed poo
pie of cuba. But for the same reason
we glory in the successful var against
Spain. we deprecate and condemn the
war against the F.lipiuos. We con-
believing il to have been inspired by
Great Britain for the purpose Of pro-
ducing conditions that VIII force an
Anglo American alliance. ana we not
only protest again the war and de-
mand its termination by extension to
the FilipincS Of the same assurance
given tn the Cubans. but We record our
deep-seated antagonism 10 an alliance
with Great Britain or any European
power.
THE TRUSTS.
I'VE view with alarm the multiplied
ton Of those combinations of caDltal
commonly known as trusts that are
concentrating and monopolizing indus
try, crushing out independent, produc-
ers OF limited means and creating an
industrial condition different from
state socialism only in the respect that
under socialism. benefits OF production
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
Egyptian cotton Crop Thrcatcnea.

Ny Telegraph to VirGinian-P ilot)
Cairo. Egypt. Aug 16-The extreme
lowness OF the Nile threatens the cot
ton crop. and the natives have been
warned 10 sow early. The upper high
lands will suffer the most aud 1t is
feared that the loss OF revenue will be
considerable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
CBy Telegraph 10 v:rg,n,an-p,lo,,

Des Moincs. Iowa. Aug. l6.-Thc
Democratic state convention to-day
nominated the following ticket:
Governor-Fred L. White. OF Keokus
county.
Lieutenant Governor-M. l.. Bevis,
Montgomery county.
Supreme Court Judge-A. Van Wage
men. Woodbury. county.
Railway Commissioner-W. II. CAL
houn. Marshall county.
superintendent of Public instruction
b. J.. Hoist. Boone county.
ENDORSED BY POPULISTS.
The Populist State convention also
met and endorsed the above ticket All
the nominees are Democrats except Cal
houn. who was the Populist candidate.
The Chicago platform was endorsed in
it's entirety.
Cato Selels could have been named for
Governor. but was not acceptable TO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
The FILlPlNOS
CAIN TERRITORY
They Occupy Every Village on
Northern Coast of Luzon.
OTIS CABLES VICTORY
Serious Results Of the Bombara-
ment of PdOte.
AUTONOMY q EASE uRE
OTIS CABLES VICTORY
AUTONOMY q FAILURE

Two Islanda Hitherto Friendly TO
tho United StntoS arc Now SUPP
OF Bad Conduct of officers and
Crew OF the Gunbunt Nupidnn
General OtI< Cables E:rIcI Acron,
orTwo Victorics-o rrc.ops VIII
occupy angeles AT ONO,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
Zig SRIe OfI.nntI.
(ny Telcgrarh tn vir-in,an Pnoil

Raleigh. y. c.. Aug. l6.-The State
Board OF Education to-day gave X. $
Finch. of Charlotte. y. G.. an option on
100000 acres of State swamp lands To-
Gated in the eastern section OF the
state. The option is for 1901 aud the
price is 80 cents per acre.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

blow by the Dreyfusitcs and caused
considerable depression all day but to-
night 1T IS understood that Maitre De-
mango VIII tomorrow repeat the APP
rlicaiion tOr an adjournme IN con-
sequence OF "a hint tina, the govern
ment comnissary Major Carr.cre. has
received instructions not 10 oppose it,.
THE PRISONER WEEpS.
The feature of the days proceedings
was The story of the suuerlngs of Drev-
fus on Devils Island. his prison off the
coat OF Frcivh Guiana. prcNfus wcpt
IN court when the clerk read docu-
meni recountins the details of his in
generation.
EVIDENCE IN DETAIL.
The following is tile evidence in de-
tail:
Minister Of Justice Gucrin. the
first witness. said he knew absolutely
nothing of the facts in the case hut
could repeat the surrounding circum-
stances. which he had already related
before The Court or Cessation. If ths
court martial desired.
Colonel Jouaust having expIained to
the witness that the court-ninrtial hnd
no cosni2ancc Of previous proceedincs
NJ Gucrin proceeded to repea. his avi-
cence as given before the Couy; of cas-
satiOn.
He said in brief. that after a Cabi.
net meeting in October. the Premier.
General McrC!er. ana ne met to dis
cuss the disappearance of certain docu-
mcnts from the headqua-ters stan.
General MERCER was convinced then
mar l,feytus was The culpri; bnsing
handwriting ia the hordereau ana HE
fact that the different items OF infor.
nation 1t contained came from de
rartments in which Dreyfus mad been
successfully employed.
Inc decision OF the Cabinet 10 prose
cute Dreyfus was based solely on the
borderehu, no secret documents having
made their appearance then. NJ. Guer-
IN had not learned of them till the lola
trial.
TREATMENT ON DEVILS ISLE.
NJ. Lebon. former Minister of the
Colonies, was then summoned TO testify
regarding his treatment OF the priso-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
THE GREAT HURRICANE.
STARVATION IN PORTO RICO-IS-
LAND OF ANDROS.

tSy Telegraph to NrgInian- PilotD
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE appalling
conditions existing in Porto Rico were
made more fully known to the War
Department to-day by General Davis in
n dispatch which says the deaths out
right in the island will reach 1000 while
many are dying daily from injuries and
i'lNauons General Davis adds:
10y spiit peas very accepta BILE. Can
hed peas involve too much transporta-
t.on i'll proportion to nu,riment but
can he used near seacoast. although
there IS much restitution in the inte-
rior ana deaths are occurring from lack
OIL iood. VIII Lot be possible to reach
.neIe points with packs before next
"evN' io- In many cases the roads and
e'''' are so destroyed that only men on
,ot can get 10 and from those districts
me stores coming on the Mcpherson
VIII be in time, for | am supplying
most pressing needs a; all accessible
points with stores now on hand.
SO great is destruction of roads that
there is no communication yet with
one-third Of the island. The command
ing officer at each of the twelve posts
Is inspector of relief for his district
and he has been detailed in every mu-
nicipality collecting data and relieving
most pressing needs. have furnished
each inspector with similar funds and
given authority to issue food from
army supplies. One soldier died of in
juricS; other injured will recover. 4
great many wagons overturned and
broken but all being repaired Many
thousands private cattle and horses
drowned. Larger part of deaths natives
from Drowning"
by direction Of the Navy Department
the auXiliary cruiser Panther. now at
the League Island navy yard has been
temporarily transferred to the War De-
partmcnt for use in the transportation
To Porto Rico of relief supplies con
tanned in the cities of Baltimore and
Phladcluhia. The vessel will be load
ed ut Philadelphia ana will proceed di-
rect Ia san Juan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
THE ISLAND OF ANDROs.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. l6-Personal
3dviccs received III this city state that
The West Indian hurricane visited the
island of Andres. Of the Bahama group.
INJECTING great damage 10 property and
completely wrecking the sponging fleet.
II is said that one hundred and fifty
bodies were washed ashore
AT Nassau some damage was done.
but the extent of it is not stated. II
is said, however. that the framework
10 the Flagler Hotel in course of con-
Siruo ton. was but slightly injured, $500
CONering tho loss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
IOWA FOR BRYAN
AND Silver
Democrats Nominate Slate Ticket
and the PopaiSiS Endorse it,
THE CHICAGO PLATFORM

Endorsed I'm its Entirety ma Nomi-
nation Of ~. Jcnnim=s Bryan For
rresident Favored uhe War In
The Phiiippiuc> Coudcn,ncd-Sup.
pres ion of Trusts by Repeating
Protective JnrinnmG Other Privi.
Ic.cs Demanded,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17
a NAME WITHHELD.


Continuing. the General said:
M Casimir- Perior dcposed before
the Court of Cessation that an amhas-
SHdor called to demand an official do
mai of tho statement that imnortsnt
documents wCrc found at his embassy
The ambassador. however. knew N was
Il fact. But. admitting that ~ did noa
Know 1T. there is nothing surprising i'm
the occurrence. in Wow OF the facility
with which attachc - ~ don't mention
ms name. rs the minister has forbid
den ito allowed some COMPROMISING le,
ters 10 II. around read one such log
Ter which was very compromising To "A
person whose name | cannot mention
Why. therefore. should not the Dor
dorcau so aStray2"
y SLY FELLOW.
The General insisted upon the truth
Of the statement that military attaches
~" and r. under which letters he
referred to Colonel Schwartzkoppen. OF
the German embassy at Paris. and
Major Pani2zardi. of the Italian en-
hassy at the French capital. at the
time. worked together almost daily and
he quoted Il passage from letter ex-
changed between them az soliows:
M. IlanutauN. the sly TOW. is glad
at the embassy denying. The embassy
must deny
In The same document. declared
Nftiltiti tthStt. WIS I name written
twice. and the name he asserted wac;
that of Dreyfus. The name of Ester
hazy. h. added. was not found in any
of the documents. none of which coul,
be ascribel to him with the exception
Of the Peii Bleu. (which Col. Picduor,
discovered in such an extraordinary
manner
The witness said he then felt grea,
uneasincss in regard to the docuInen,
containing the words, "cette canaills
de- D."
\ certain military at;ache. said the
General later on in his testimony in
formed Colonel Sandherr that ther.
VAS some one who initiated his hand.
writing perfectly. The name q,
dubois" the witness said, was found
in the correspondence of the military
attaches.
Dubois" the General explained, was
an unfortunate" who futlely tried "a
sell the secret OF the smokeless powder
used in the French army.
a PROSECUTORS TRICK.
If" said General Roget, mo person
can be found whom the initial ID can
Continued on Sixth Page.J
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Continued on Sixth Page.J
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-17

'On my soul and conscience" de-
clared NJ. Lebon. dramatically. II say
regard the measures took relative
to the prisoner on the Isle Du Diable
as warranted. and If | had 10 repeat
them would not hesitate"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-10
Birds IA yentrllonuistn.

Many birds form their sounds with
out opening thsar bills. The pigeon is
q we'll known instance Of this. Its
cooling can be distinctly heard, al
though it does not open its bill. The
call Is formed internally in the throat
and chest and is only rendered audible
by resonance. Similar ways may be
observed in many birds and other ami
mails. The clear. loud call Of the
cuckoo, according to one naturalist, IS
the resonance of a note formed Ia the
bird The whirring Of the snipe, which
betrays the approach of the bird to the
hunter. is an act OF yentriloqnism.
Even the nightingale has certain notes
which are produced internally and
which are audible while the bill IS
closed