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dence relating to foreign diplomatists
will be given with closed doors. The
public trial will be resumed Saturday.
Opinions of French Writers.
Paris, Aug. Especial cable to Chi
cago Tribune by Grace Carmeau.)--
The opinions of the prominent writ
Iers this morning are various. Cornely
says:
1T is stupid to have people make
so much fuss over simple ques-
"Dreyfus was sent to DEVILS Island
because the bordereau was attributed
to him and that it proved he had de-
livered documents concerning the se-
curity of the nation.
"Esterhazy, who confesses having
written the bordereau, refuses to come
to testify and Carriere says he can get
along without him.
"Mercier is going to prove that al
though Dreyfus did not write the bor-
dereau he delivered the documents.
This work of folly, pride and cruel
ty will take place before the face of
Christ crucified hanging over the heads
of the council"
Rochefort says the apparition OF
Dreyfus caused a sentiment of stupe-
faction to seize the audience, and ques-
tioning only served to make the i'm
preston more unfavorable.
The Soleil editorialy remarks that
Jouaust was rapid with his questions
and Dreyfus was confused
Nearly every editorial today com
ments on The unfavorable impression
for the prisoner.
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OFFICERS FEARED A MOB.
Were Afraid to Take Fred HaIght to
Marion YESTERDAY.

Des Moines. Aug. 9.-Fred Haight.
wanted in Marion for rape, was arrest
ed in Des AIoines yesterday morning
and locked up in the county Jail. Yes
terday afternoon it was intended to
start for Marion with him, but an eff
fort to suppress the fact of his arrest
until the fellow was landed in Jail at
Marion failed and the officers post
poned their departure until $3.50 last
evening to ascertain if there was a
prospect of mob violence in Marion.
They said search was made for
Haight soon after his crime was
found out and t',"t the searchers We're
determined to lynch him if he was APP
pretended. They are fearful that they
may have trouble in landing their man
in iail and last evening when they left
had not determined whether to go di-
rect to Marion with him or to stop Mt
Cedar Rapids or some other point un>
til they could make sure OF falling
their prisoner.
Haight's victim was n 1O-year-old
girl. She concealed his crime until
she became i'll and y physician was
summoned when it became impossible
to longer hide it. Then she accused
Hairht, but he had left the city. Con-
stables j. L. ONley and p. b. Martin
and Deputy Sheriff y. w. Coquillettc
learned that he had come to Des
Moines and was in correspondence here
with parties at Marion and Cedar Rap
ids, but did not know under what
name. They arrived in Des Moines
Monday and set watch at the post
office general delivery window. Yester-
day morning Haight appeared at the
general delivery window and asked for
mail for Charles Wilson. He was i'm
mediately set upon by the officers and
before he had any opportunity TO
make break for liberty was seized
and hurried across the street to the
county Jail. Haight was a laborer at
Marion.
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FRENCH BOAT FIRED ON.
British Torpedo Roat Leda Disables a
French Flshing Smack.

London, Aug. o.-By Associated
Press 1.-The British torpedo gunboat
Leda found French boat fishing with
in the three-mile limit this morning.
The fishermen attempted to escape and
did not stop when a blank shot was
fired. The Leda then fired shot, dis
abling the fishing boat and killing the
helmsman.
The fishing vessel fired on was the
Etoille De Mer. She was towed to
Folkestone, with the body of the helms
man on deck. There was much excite
ment over the incident. 1t is hoped it
will draw attention to the serious in
roads made by foreign fishermen in
foreign waters. The admiralty au-
thorities express surprise at the fact
that the fisherman disregarded the Lee
da's signals to heave to, and in the alb
sence of an official report. assume that
the commander of the Leda only re-
sorted to drastic measures when other
means became Intellectual. The cap
tain of the Etoille De Mer has been ar
rested.
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CRIME AT CHEROKEE.
Assyrian PeddIer Arrested for Attempt-
ed Criminal Assaults.

Cherokee, Aug. 9.-An Assyrian ped
dler, giving the name of NJ. Hamid, was
arrested here Sunday evening for as
saulting Hattie Ferris. with intent to
commit rape. The little girl was play
ing in the barn with some other chill
dren. when the Assyrian came in and
attempted the crime, but she managed
to escape and informed her mother of
what had happened. At the preliminary
examination, held Monday morning,
the little girl identified the one arrest
ed as her assailant out of party of
five others. Other testimony was intro
duced, aside from the prosecutriN. and,
the magistrate bound the fellow oWr
to the grand jury, fixing the bond St
$500, in default of which he was &nt
to Jail. The whole party is Il 3rd-
looking outfit and the people all in
dignant over the affair.
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OTIS SENDS DEATH LIST.
Soldiers who Have Passed Away Since
Last Weekly Report.

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this subject with the government of the
South African republic have been en-
tered into and are still proceeding"
caoATE LAUGHS AT WAR.
Says Politicians Could Not Force Hos-
Utilities Over Boundary Question:

London. Aug. 9.-Joseph II. Choate,
United States ambassador to Great
Britain, was interviewed yesterday by a
representative of the Associated Press
in regard to the recent war or arbitra-
ton speech delivered by Sir Wilfrid
Laurier. the Canadian premier. He
said: "There will be no war. 1t is safe
to say no amount of politics or politi-
clans in either country could occasion
war in this connection"
The ambassador, continuing, said
that the Canadian parliament was on
the eve of dissolution of the leaders and
both parties had to speak. Choate
seemed to think that the latter circum-
stance explained Laurier's position and
he was Inclined to attach small i'm
portance TO the premier's remarks.
Choate added that negotiations were
progressing. But" he explained,
"they are ALWAYS slow and / can say
nothing at present a sto their status
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A Grexy.orne Tragedy

Denver. Col, Aug. 9.-(By Associate
ed Press.)-A double tragedy appar.
emily due to lovers quarrel occurred
early this morning near the River
Front park. At 1880 faint calls for
help We're heard. Investigation dis
closed George Bond in the street with
4 bullet wound in his breast.-sIsakkfss''
the body of Goldie McConkey was
found several blocks distant with two
bullet wounds in her breast. Bond de-
MES having killed his sweetheart, and
says some one unknown to him shot
them both. Appearances indicate that
the wounds were not inflicted by .
person standing at any distance, for
the; clothing of Miss McConkey was
burned with the fire of the revolver.
and the shirt on Bonds breast was
scorched.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-10
QUINCY REFUSES TO Run.
Boston Mayor viii Not Again be a Cam
t-tt dldate,

Boston, Mass, Aug. 8. Mayor Quin-
cy has been asked by the board OF
strategy. as the inner circle of the
democratic committee is called. to be
a compromise candidate for mayor this
fall, and he has told the board posi-
lively and finally that he will not run.
He declared that his business interests
were such that he could no longer ne
eject them. The final decision of the
mayor not to run leaves Water Com
missioner Murphy unhampered in his
candidacy for the nayoralty.
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BURNED BY INSURGENTS.
Steamer Saturnus Sacked After Rescue
OF the Passengers and Crew,

il 4 fl
Manila, Aug. 9.-By Associated
Press. 1.-The steamer Saturnus of
Compania Maritime, coasting under
the American flag. was discovered by
the gunboat Pampanga, Aug. 2, beach
ed at San Fernando under the insur-
gent trenches. The steamer was
boarded by armed boats and the crews
and passengers taken off. The cargo,
consisting of general merchandise and
100000 in specie had been sacked. Sew
eral attempts to tow the Saturnus off
were unsuccessful. The Pampanga
then left San Fernando in search of
further assistance, whereupon the in
surgents returned and burned the YES
sci. The gunboat Yorktown subse-
quently bombarded San Fernando.
The Navy Does Turn.
Washington, Aug. 9.-Admiral Wat
son, in command of the navy in the
Philippines. cables:
Mario, commander of the Manila,
July IL, re-established the light house
at Cape Melville. Balabac; hoisted the
flag with appropriate honors. July ID,
on his return, thirteen Moros, under
arms, were found in possession of the
light house. A landing party COM
manded by Ensign Bissell encountered
resistance. There was no casualty in
our party. The loss in killed is one
officer and one man of the enemy.
Diego Menalo, chief of the Balabac
Moros, was killed, and seven taken
prisoners. Two escaped. The chief
was very unpopular with the people of
Balabac, owing to their fear of him.
The light has been restored. The Ma
mia has landed a. force and the
Charleston is on the way to Balabac
and will render all assistance possible"
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SAN FERNANDO
Otis Reports a Battle at That
Place Yesterday.
RAILROAD WASHED OUT.
The Unprecedented Floods of the Last
Six Weeks Destroy the Road
From Angeles Insurgents
Cannot Repair 1t.

Washington, Aug. 9.-(By Associat-
ed Press.)-General Otis reports bat
tie at San Fernando in the following
words: Macarthur, with 1000 men,
attacked the insurgents army, 6,oOo
strong, concentrated around San Fer
nando at 7:15 this morning. At o'clock
he had driven it five miles in the di-
rection of Angeles. The casualties are
few. The attack was ordered for the
18th inst. but rain did not permit "a
movement. The railway from Angeles
north was badly washed out by the
unprecedented floods of the last six
weeks and is beyond the ability of the
insurgents to repair"
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Padre Morales in Boston,

Boston, Mass, Aug. 9.-Padre Carlos
T. Morales, a priest of Porto Plata,
San Domingo, brother of the famous
General Morales. who was killed while
leading an expedition against the gov
eminent of San Domingo, is residing
here to study American systems. This
afternoon he visited Harvard college
and the usual points of historic inter
est. Inc order of priests to which he
belongs will join with him on his re-
turn and work under his leadership
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1,ock Island Trnck wnsl,ed ont.

Atlantic. Aug. "a rain very much
in the nature OF a cloudburst occurred
in the vicinity of Griswold eally yes
terday morning. A mile this side OF
that place 200 feet of Rock Island
track WAS washed ont. preventing the
branch train from getting in there I'M
til in the afternoon.
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certified copies of the final naturaliza-

certified copies of the final naturaliza-
ton papers taken out by Frank.
CHARLES and Joe Dfata. three of the
men lynched at Tallulah, and claimed
by the Italian authorities to be italian
citizens. These papers are regarded by
the authorities as establishing beyond
question the citizenship of these men.
Governor Fosters final report on the
circumstances of the lynching has not
been received.
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coRB1N PLEADS FOR Conscience.
The Leaders Ia the Philippines Need it
for Their Work.

Wilmington, Ohio, Aug. 9.-By AS
ISOLATED Press.)-At the annual re-
union Of the Seventy-ninth Ohio regi-
ment, in which Adiutant General Cor
bin began his military career. letter
from him was read in which he made
Il strong plea in behalf of giving, those
in charge in the Philippines full conf
dence until their work is completed.
He assured them that when this time
should come "the old flag will be more
loved at home and more respected
abroad.''
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Elevator Burned.

Atlantic, Aug. 9.-'fhe elevator at
Cumberland on the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy was completely destroy
ed by fire last night, and it was only
owing to, a heavy fall of rain that
part of the town did not go with it.
The, loss was $1,000, with insurance OF
$4,000.
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Ex.Gov. A,kln.on RurIed.

Newman, Aug. 9.-(By Associated
Press THE funeral of the late Gov
ernor Atkinson took place this after
noon. Prominent Georgians from all
parts:of the state We're present includ-
ing Governor Gambler and other state
officers. The interment was with Ma
sonic honors.
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Minister Dead.

S. Johnsbury, Vi. Aug. s.-(By As
sociated Press.)-Rev. Chas. NJ. Lam
son, of Hartford. Conn. president of
the American hoard of commissioners
for foreign missions, died here sud-
denly today of neuralgia of the heart,
aged sc.
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STEAMER WRECKED.
Lives Lost on the Japanese steamer
MunObaki Maru.

Victoria, Aug. 9.-By Associated
Press 1.-THE steamer Empress of Chi
ma brings meagre details of the
wreck Of the steamer Munobaisi Maru
just before the Empress of China left
Yokohama. Two boat loads of those
on board We're lost. 1t is not known how
many. The Munobaki Maru found
cred on the Barren Islands July 81.
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Brighton, Aug. o.. Bert Dillon,
farmer nving five miles northwest OF
Brighton, and Charlie Bennett, of this
city, We're arrested Saturday and talk
en- to Washington charged with fishing
with trap in Skunk river 1t is said
the fish commissioner caught them in
the act of taking fish from the trap.
They We're fined $50 and costs which
they promptly paid.
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Amite City, Ia, Aug. o. By Asso-
ciated Press. Adolphus, alias Echo
Brown, colored, was shot and killed
last night and Edgar and Edward Barr
were severely logged by gang of
armed men. Brown was shot while
trying to escape from the white caps.
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NIunftlon.fo for uayti.

Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-By Associated
Press.)-A morning paper says:
Three officers representing the in
surgents of San DOMINGO, and two
civilians. representing those who do
not like the manner in which the
president manages affairs in Hayti, are
here endeavoring to find vessel TO
carry munitions of war recently pur-
chased in this country"
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Beyerldse Re.urn.

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 9.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. Omitted States Senator
Beveridge, of Indiana, arrived last
night from the Orient He declined to
talk of any subject connected with the
situation in the Philippines.
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Los ANGELES EXPRESS DiroHED.
Engineer Ford Killed and a Number
of Passengers Injured.

fresno, Cal, Aug. Shy Associat-
ed ress.)-The engine and portion
of the Los Angeles express on the
Southern Pacific We're ditched near
Don Palos this morning. Engineer G.
j. Ford was killed and number of
passengers injured. The cause of the
accident is unknown.
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storm, md Si.onrney.

Sigourney, Aug. 9.-(Special.) Sig
Quincy had quite severe rain and
windstorm about o'clock this morn
ing. There was no serious damage
done. save that trees We're blown down,
corn injured, and the water works
struck by lightning.
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thirteen Cow. condemued.

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 9.-State veter-
marian Gibson yesterday slaughtered
at the local packing house thirteen
finely bred COWS. one bull and three
calves from the Chickasaw county poor
farm, all in advanced stages of tuber-
culosis,
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Shot mt a Danoe,

Duulow, w. Va, Aug. 9.-(By Asso.
ciated Press.)-Levi Ramey, son of
very wealthy farmer, was shot to
death by Sherman Smith at dance
last night. Jealousy is said to be the
motive. A posse is in pursuit of Smith.
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Cape Hayden, Hayti, Aug. 9.-(By
Associated Press. )-When General
Francisco Liriano, who was sent from
Monte Christie by the Dominican gov
eminent to attack General Ramon
Pacheco at the Dojabon headquarters
of the revolutionists, had arrived in
the presence of the enemy he was
abandoned by his troops, who, with
out firing shot, deserted and entered
Pacheco's camp. He advanced on
some posts latter at Las Aguas. The
revolutionists are masters of the fords
across the river Vague, thus cutting
off communications between Monte
Christie and the interior. The forces
or Don Juan Isidro Jiminez, the lead
er of the revolution, are being aug
mented every day. News from all
parts of the Dominican republic are
favorable to him. @
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Have Their Papers.

Washington, Aug. o. (By Associated
Press 1.-THE government has received
from Governor Foster, of Louisiana,
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THEY DESERT.
Gen. Liriano Abandoned by
His Troops Before Enemy.
MANY JOIN THE REBELS.
New. From All Part. of the Dominican
Republic. Is Favorable to Jim-
inez-Rebels Hold the
Yaquo Fords.

Port Au Prince. Aug. s.-CBy Asso-
ciated Press 1.-THE revolutionary
troops which were assembled at Ouan-
aminthe have crossed the frontier and
taken possession of Dajabon. The gar
rison has retired to Fort Belair, u
strategic position commanding the
town. The foreign population has
left the place. 1t is considered prob
able that Jiminez, the leader of the
revolution, will attempt landing on
the island shortly to join the revolu-
tionary troops at Dajabon and take
the direction of the movement. The
Hayden government is taking meas
ures to prevent Jiminez from landing
in its territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14
A SENSIBLE LETTER.
a Western Canadian settler W ritss
to an Illinois Friend.

In writing 10 MIR. r. Iiawkyard, of
Rockford, ILL.,, Mr. q. simpkins. of Le-
due, Alberta, Western Canada (and 10
which points especially low rates are be-
ing quoted over all lines of railway,
says:
Dear Sir Reed your letter the l4th
inst. We have had no snow till after
Christmas, and the cattle have been
able 10 live out, and are all in good con-
dtion. 1t is showing now. That is
what We want-haSc about inches
now. The old settlers say when We
have lots Of snow i; means good crop
the coming season. Ii never drifts here.
The weather is calm and bright. We
do not have 10 dress any beaver than in
Illinois. and the HORSES never SILVER
with the cold when We take them from
the warm stable, as they do in Illinois.
II has not frozen ia the stable this
winter.
The most OF the stock runs out. but
there is no need of il. for timber is plcn-
tiiul and there is no expense 20 build
good stables and houses. We haze good
log houses and they are very warm.
Two men can put up house l6x24 in
two days There are good rails for
fences. W. live ten miles from the coal
district. the price being 50 cents up to
$500. The land is a very rich, loamy soil,
from & inches 20 several feet in depth;
the hills have the deepest. II is roll
ing country, and excellent for stock of
all kinds. Sheep DO well. and there
are plenty OF small lakes where the
cattle can get good water. The cattle
got out of grass last year, about the
middle OF April. and run at large; I'M
less in charge Of a herdsman, we have
10 fence against them. Wheat goes
from 30 10 60 bushels per acre. oats 50
and 90. very often hundred. As 10 pota-
toes. neigh Dor planted bushels and
dug 226 bushels. and no bugs. Roots Of
all kinds do well. There are lots of
strawberries and lots Of red raspberries.
black and red currants. and gooseber-
rics. where the fire has not burnt them.
Cattle are scarce. | have been trying
10 buy some for ; months and have got
only three two-year-old, and paid $50
each.
Hogs are scarce, but can be got. They
sell for cents dressed and cost more
for stockers. Wheat. 80 cents per bushel;
oats. 25 cents; eggs. 30 cents a dozen;
butter. Is and 20 cents: poultry was 10
and IL cents dressed. Sheep are scarce.
II YOU come. bring your farm tools,
but bring no seeders; we use drills.
Bring cows. but do not bring horses
unless YOU are an experienced hand
in shipping them, for so many Of
them are hurt in shipping. There
will be plenty of work for a binder.
Two good horses will break, but three
lighter are better. The horses you
get here can work without grain. but
are better with il. 1t will be hard 10
tell what prices horses will be. for the
immigration will be very large the
coming spring. They could not be
had last spring at one time. They claim
the best time 10 break is June. but my
experience is to break in the spring
and work il. You can break till the
middle of July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14

RECEIVED BY THE EMPEROR.
ambassador Andrew ". white Re-
ceived In Audience. by Emperor
william of Germany.

herlin, April EMPEROR William
'N'Ned the United States ambassador,
NAurew ID. White, in audience. IL "a
,''n"rcd that DIR. q. Schmidt-Leda.
'erinan minister at Caracas, Ncne-
'u' IA aud DIR. Steubel, the German
sNnsui general at Shanghai. have been
appointed Samoan commissioners for
~ many. Both DIR. Schmidt-Leda and
u seubcn were formerly in Samoa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14
lie Took II Gently.

III they'd all do business that way
said the man IN charge OF the long distance
telephone as young man laid down ,he
zee and went out. this woulln'. be bac
lob 10 hang on to, but he i an exception
In what respect.
"Why, he called up Chicago, asked girl
70 marry him, got The marble heart and
went out without a kick Some fellows
would have laid around here Tor an hSur
after 10 shake themselves together, and then
make big row at having TO pay regular
rates Philadelphia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14

To this day. even in tho Christian
world, one Of The subtlest and the most
common Of the temptations with which
we are assailcd is the same which tried
the discipIcs-the desire To be account
ed the greater Base jealousy Of others.
on account OF their superior riches.
talents. honors. or social position. often
eadly mars what are otherwise lovely
Christian characters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14

L. Arno-Ihat baritone sings as II his
windpipe Eecded Job OF plumbing. Is il
bronchitis.
Pye Pogsln-I think he's using his meds
eine-ehest tones alca.o Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-04-14

John Ruslsin invariably dimes in soli-
Jude, for he finds that conversation has
bad effect upon his digestion.