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Norl,n no onNrnAcrons.
once u tho board OF rubic w ori s.salt
Lake City. october 7th. 1902

Scaled proposals. vii be- received At this
office until N O'Clock am uf saturday. oct
sist lsl Tor the wufA ~ constructing o. ulun
sewer on thn nuftl side " IhIfl -uuth stfo1i
between Second last and sixth iasf sfrHtft.
tween First West ani second West HfHris,
necprdiuE 60 plans ln the CITY En-mc,rs
unInH.
in,iructlons tn bidders. togotbuf with
sUurlnrntluus Hmd forms for contract aud
bind, ran nu uutHlnul upon application at
tlc O1ieUuf the board.
bids
10y order " tbo Board OF pnhur Works
D. e. KELSEY tImlrmnn.
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The citizens Of Morgan city met In
mass meeting and convention last night
and selected n u0n-plriisnn municipal
tlcket fnr tho coming two years,
Tho following persons were nominated
TO am the offices aH follows,
Mayor. n. 10. Crouch recorder, %. II.
tTrsanbach councllmen n. u Kingston.
Thomas Palmer. e.. A. Wolch, james n.
TnFrart ", H. Fly treasurer Frank
lobius1n. mu-hnL Thomas W. Fry.
Justice of the peace. JOS S Welch,
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II he'd had Itching pllca. Teyro ter
rlbly annoying but Bucklen'H Aruicn
salvc win cure the worse case ~ Piles
on earth. 10 has cured thousands For
Iniuries. Paine or Bodily Eruptions ira
tho best salvo iu the world Price 2io a
box cure guaranteed. Sold by 2, g..
NJ J. DRUG Dent,
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HUDYAN REMEDY CO.,
Cor Stockton, karte, aui Kills sn.
sAs TRAHctsco. cAL
CONSULT HUDYAE DOCTORS. FREE.
GALL OR WRITE.

which partly compcnaates for che loss
on The grain.
All the organizations and uu0rumH %
the ward are now loo good working ore
der
our schools arc filled 90 their utmost
capacity and good work iH being done
in nll the departments
The wives uf bishop Mckay and
Counselor RonHtrnn are very sick Their
many friends hope Tor their immediate
recovery
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PETERSON.
Fonr Teet OF SNOW Repaired - budget Of
Nsws Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Peterson. Morgan Co, oct N.-it has
been raining and showing more or less
since the 10th inst Al one time we
had six inches Of snow In the valley.
Cattle men report four feet OF snow ln
the mountains The storm brought tho
deer and cattle out OF the mountain
ranges; four ffNy were killed in the set-
Element ON the river bottom. John
Thurnly. ~ KayHwlle. had Dix head "
cattle Killed un the railroad. Much grain
IL still unthreHhcd No. tho south end N
IN. valley The roads are almost Inns
pnasahlo. sugar hects and potatoes arc
still In the ground. stock mon are rus.
Ting, buying an the yhay they can. The
range cattle coming out ~ the noun
talna are roaming and doing damage
breaking down fences. etc. Mostly they
are owned In Davis county,
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SVILLE.

Democratic Noulnur- Tor tii1 tonheh hhh
CITY Omrers.
Special Correspondence.
Wollaylilo, Cache Co. oct ls,-Tho
Democrats VI Wcllavlle yesterday nom
mated the following ticket for the city
election there this fan; Mayor, r. ~.
Vaughan. Marshal, ". Garrett. record
or, u. N. Lelshmun; treasurer. Il, BuN-
ter. Justice ~ the peace y. Douglass;
counclimcn, ]. Kerr r. Thorpe. r.
Lelshman. g., bradshaw and william
HALEY
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The remains of Paul nortn. the italian
who was Killed by an explosion In the
Grand Central yesterday. were taken 10
colorado this afternoon Tor lutcrmcnt.
Deceased was unmarried, The coronrr'a
jury returned a verdict that iierta came
10 his death by "a blast fired by himself
and eXoucrated the company from any
blame
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An clocutlonary entertainment will be
given at the Odd Follows hall this
evening by Miss I.ottle l.. Tillotson ~
ST. Paul, Mimi, assisted by members OF
the public school The hnair o. given
Tor the bonont Of the school library,
Tho ladies OF the Maccabeca gave a
very pleasant birthday party at the hall
last evening. A muflcal program and
supper were the features " the occh-
nIWu
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Mrs. MARY Lloyd Hendrickson. prcai-
dent aud Mrs Lnvlnin Maughan her
counselor on October 1T rcorEanlzed
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
mont Association at UreOnvilic with
the following unlcers. President Rosa
mond Neleoni COUNSELLOR jeanette
NNmnn ana Mamie Vaughan. scCrc-
tary, Eta Orm0nd assistant secretary.
jennie lzatt; treasurer ana librarian
Maggie CrouuuIet
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Miss Birdie Gray AMI Alma Van
WnRoncn. poulnr young people ~ this
city were married at the Salt Lake
Temple today A grand reception viii
be- rendered the happy couple Thurs
day evening ut the home of the brides
parents in the Second ward.
charles Edward Ward, "a. mud Grace
Lnngatan. q. both m Provo, were grant
ed n license 20 we'd today.
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A. the regular meeting 81 the city
council held tho other evening the city
hall, county court houa. ana old school
house were Holectsd aa voting places In
the coming election.
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Dizziness, loss OF appetite natuicncy
ana nausea are AN connected with dya-
pepfln or ndEostion HEROINE viii
give prompt roliof Price 30 cents y.
&. 81. /. DruE Dept
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Tho Dalton Gold Miulng aud milling COM
pHuN, 10 corporation
Principal place OF business. salt Lake city,
state uf Utah
NOTICE There are delinquent uunu tho
follow described stuck, uu account uf as
srssn.|I Nn. o. irFied on tho iath uay OF SOP.
tNmnU. lrlN the several amounts set 0ppn-
site tHr NAMES uf The respective shareholder,
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what might have proven "A fatal nccl-
dent, happened Co Harry WlotEol tho
other evening WIctzol Or a. retired sol.
dior ana lives on the outskirts uf town.
About N o'clock b. m. be- started home,
and not being able To- HHU we'll, De- uilH-
took another place Tor hlH own aud in
walking around the premises. sudden
ly fcll into o. we'll % feet deep and with
nearly eight feet 10 water therein. "
"a man was ut au Intoxicated, such a
cold water bath certainly would bring
him TO hIH senses Wletzel called aud
called ln vain. us tho premises were
vacated. lie remained ln the wen until
a. m. the next day when parties were
attracted To- the place BY the continued
barking of dogs. a rope was lowered
and C.. Vanguard slid down ana ftH-
tened Il around the body uf Wictzcl
when he was drawn up. more dead than
alive. his nngor ends ARE Worn Go the
quick. and his back raw, from hla ef-
forts Co keep out of the water, but with
an his struggling he claims CO. have re-
ccivod cold water bath every nftcen
minutes. 10 is Htln in bed from the
effects but claims 10 be- "a tec-tutalcr-
BIG GAME.
Sylvester GroN brought down black
bear from South Fork canyon, which
wcirhed 900 pounds. lie sold BILE catch
for $500
The coyotes are doing a vast amount
OF pliferlng. Several hen coops and pig
pens have been visited recently, and
many people are Of the opinion that the
county commissioners should onor "a
reward or bounty FOR their cxtcrmlna-
Miss signrd of brigham IL visiting
friends lu Huntsville.
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Yesterday afternoon Alex Compbcll
miner al the Swansea mine had tho
bones of his left foot broken IN an at
tempt TO jump on the cage after Il had
started TO ascend.
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President. George y. Ashcroft. Coun-
relors. Henry 4. Hanccy and Waiter
Hawkes. secretary. Ionn ]. Lamb as
elstaut secretary Simpson 49, Thurs
ton; treasurer Ernest Duco; librarian
Lyman Dalner; music director, samuel
Nuumuua
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tu Che District Ulurf ~ tHa Thifd Judicial
District uf tlin =tHtruf q cobb. county
uf HIIt Take.
iin 81. nlmcs pIniufiH w u. %. namc
Defendant
The state ~ ttnh go stid uIfoudHntt
uu HfU hUrnnF summoned Go Hunftr Wllna
lu twenty uuFa after Che aurElHVuI fNlH Hum
mons uruu you. N served within tHH county
lu which fhIs action IH brought HinrrWls".
within thirty DAYS uftUf HrFfltI. uuu lrlUuu
tliu above entitled Hrtluu Hud lu fHsr ut NHIU
failure su tnhn. judgement WI'I poo HHHuH H NJ
HfHlust you ur nulIur iu tnU demand ~ tNu
complaint. which within ton day afirH .Cftier
~ fIHis summons uuun Yuu. VIII hU NIUl Win
rho clerk 90 thU laid euurt.
o WHITAKER
rIulufIn.a AtfurUuN. .
r. ID. Adlfoas ilss Cont Nuk. 20 D. .nd
South. salt Lake tlty. Utah.
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Charles Olsen. our choir leader. school
teacher and editor OF SEWER county
Times, ana Alverettc staples took the
northhound train for Mantl this morn
inE their destination being tho Temple
ON tho usual orrand.
Peter Christensen, nrt counselor 90
the bishop has been quito sick for over
month. but 10 now improving
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Once ~ thr Hoard oi ruhiH Works Salt
Lake City. NHf 900. IsI
4ralrl proposals 1900 hf rrHfiHHI Hf tlIf
ufiiHr unUi no O'clock u.m. U Saturday. uHt
Hist iHH Zoe tUH work uf HuUsfUNH| Boo" On
rr'Hrui tlUHHll uu fIU HuHfu HlIH % fIHt
SOUTH street iu ffnHi of Dol n.H nft li.II lnI
IugluDHfa office
tusfruHfiuns 600 niddUrH tuHUihur With .HH'I-
cau hr obtained uulu application 90 thU Of
Geo uf thr hInul
The right is fHaUrfci on reio't any aud 40
lIua
ny orderoi ihsis ard Public wefls
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Mrs. Emma blanchard. wife % Mel
vim blanchard of sprinFville. was to-
day committed 10 TIE Insane asylum
by Iudg Booth
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ELSINoRE.
Missionary Reception and Farewell Olsen.
staples Nuptiai1


Elsinorc Sewer County. oct. i5.-Axei
Nielsen. who has lived ln this place
nearly nftcon years, has moved TO Lon,
Wayne county whore Do bought Trist
mill Tor 5000 worth $4,000 ffe ia a
good miller and worked In tho first
roller min introduced into Copenhagen.
Denmark We are sorry to lose Air.
Nielsen us he was very active meme
hcr of the community
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The Grand Oulrh Mining Company nillco
and principal place of business salt Lake
DtY. salt lHku County, Utah
NOTICE Is hereby gIrvu that thrrc arc
delinquent uu thU nIlnHlug described stock,
uu account uf 800 assessment lUNiUd uu tho
bth day ~ september islI the several
amounts sHf opposite tho ulmrH 81 thu re-
.u,.IffI tr sharphdldDrs a. follow.
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Annie o. Mclutlrn mo Cor issutdl.1 200
And 900 accordance with law and au order
" thU Hoard ~ ulrpstlH made on tnU 3tn
DAY of september. l-IH. ~ many shars %
each nur'nI of such stock "a may hV uoeei-
siry, VIII hn sold Ht tho unicu of Che S7'en-
tarl of said corporation, NInW So. N tnu-
mUrclul hlufk. SAT- inko city Titan. on
"Wednesday, thr llfh day nj ucDhvr lsN at
o'clock n u. 90 1aid day. FOO paY tnc duiiu-
Uuunt HaaHsamruf together with LuD costs %
advertising aud thr expense uI sale.
JAMES D. JENNINGS,
secretary Grand Gulch Mining Company.
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In the district court today the taking
of evidence In the Simpson ease was
arguments ana the case submitted 90
the jury, which IL now celebrating on
the matter. simpson II charged with
assault with intent to Kill Hans We'd
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J, W. Wilkinson hled his answer 10
the charge OF abduction preferred
against him by H. w. Smith. In his
answer Wilkinson alleges that the
child. Bortram W. smith. now In his
custody In not Illegally detained by
him, that upon her donthbed his daugh-
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LOGAN.
Mutual Elections - Simson Hearing Con
eiudeda Abduction Case

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache county, oct. is.-Pr..i.
dent Isaac Smith reports that tho call
Tor contributions Tor tho purpose 81
completing The monument a. brigham
Young and the Pioneers Is meeting With
u hearty response In cache county.
The amount npportlonel to Cache stake
J. $500. amounting 10 a fraction over
81 pet family
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President John Carbon. counscloru.
John Hlldebrand and Henry James
lcurctary, Aaron Olson. assistant,
Bert McCulloch, treasurer. Frank
swcnson. librarian, Jacob Weber. mu-
nc director. Charles Batt.
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The first Issue OF the gunni80n Ga
zette viii appear On Friday next J. T.
Camp. formerly editor Of n daily paper
at Park city and inttorly Of southern
Utah fame. IL the proprietor His paper
Will be "a large s-pago and promises to
be a very interesting sheet. u viii be-
neutral In politics. and is being much
encouraged.
n. e.. Roberts o. prominent farmer
and cattlcmnn " this place. died last
sunday night from heart trouble. super
induced by Hpaamodlc asthma. aged
about 90 years. he leaves 70 wife aud
three children Mr. Roberts was born
in Wales was ~ a qulHt disposition and
made host Of friends
For the town election there are two
tickets In tho field.
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The Republican Ticket Or aa follows
President Edmund snudHuau. Trua-
tees. chris I Christensen. Anthony
~. Orlbbic.
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Following is the citizens ticket.
President. John fnrson. trustees. Fred
LudNirfln. n. NJ Chlde. g.. a. sWui-
berg sr william iiuwela
The Democrats are putting no ticket
In the field.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

. oflco VI the News IL
rhi eian In removed 20 No. go
Ofifn ~ ,,h street at Larkin a
etaf |
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pEsrnrr EvrN1Ne NEWS. THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, $780,

attendance at the ,wo schools ls "a per
cent OF the school population OF the en-
tire district as reported by the last
school census.
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HUNTSVILLE.

fonr GRAIN trop tond Weld OF uuY-Ail
slight In a Wen 100 Pound Hear
Special Correspondence.
Huntsville. Weber CO.. Oct is.-For
the past ten days u has been raining or
showing nearly AN the lime, and as a
result the cattle IN the fields have sur
fcrcd considerably
Threshing 81 not yet completed. aud
very few Of the farmers have AZ yet dug
any potatoes The grain crop OF the
entire valley was almost failure. u
being frozen and shrunk % badly that
the millcra refuse 60 exchange -four
therefore The second and last crop ~
alfalfa was nearly M good as the first.
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UNION PACIFIC ny.

liun Ia, AhHiyrs
~ I., ltAvis
Nails u IA ana 500 n. m.
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DESERET.

J, W. Damrou, IL, Appointed Agent Of
the pescrct News.
An subscribers and patrons Of tho
News" IN Dcsorct and vicinity are no.
Tiled that !. W. pamron. IT,, has been
appointed agent nf the News Per-
sons knowing they are indebted to the
News" are requested to nuke immc-
diate settlement through him.
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Highland Copper Mining company tnra-
Mining District SAL Lake 90. Utah
Principal place VI hnsiuc,s, salt Lake city,
Utah.
NOTICE N hereby III von that ~ o. meeting
~ the directors Of The Highland topper Min.
lnE Company held un Friday. thu Ith daY ul
OrtubUr lsgl uu assessment ~ ono half cent
pof shnru Wa levied upon tho capital stuuk
~ thr company payable Immediately tu the
Ntrrt inrNs uHufn ~ -. D. MHIkUU nIlIuIuf.
salt inEe D.ty, Utah. And any sturt upon
which this assessment may remain unpaid on
the tith dNy uf November ispl. VIII hU dr'In-
uufut and advertised Tor sale % uulIlf Aur-
tl1n. AMI unless payment " made lHfulri VIII
Nu aIll uu thH Inih daF 90 NufCmlH.r, ~ at
~ rrln1k noon. Co., pay thu t4llflurnt lssU sss
nont. tngcthrf with cost NJ advertising and
expenses uf sale.
Np WILLS,
Jie u o. Walker Uldr, SAT- Lake city, Utah.
Dated salt Lake Cty, ustuhUr iNtl, isYu,
tirst Publication, uctobgr 10Th. isn
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EUREKA.

inisrment Of WIN. ret.rs Voting riaee.-
Entertainments nody sent 10 Colorado.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka. oct. is.-The remains OF WIZ
liam Peters. who died last sunday we're
Inferred In the city cemetery here this
uftNrUUuu
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President Ray Irvine. counselor.
winslow FAR and Alvin Norton; Sec
rotary, Bon Carlisle; assistant Harry
Brown. treasurer. J. Il. Smith. Ir. a.
hrarlan Frank McAlistrr.
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NOTICE u hereby given that ut "a meet
Coz uf the Board Of nlruetuns uf tho LuWor
Mammoth Mining Company. hold un Thurs
uuY. tho i1th day 10 NrIunur lrft nu u.HUaaa
mrut Of cents per share Wus levied uuuu
tho capital stock Of The Company payable 60
It. ru'ntlrY at Dis unINU. hlum HI Progress
before thr Ialh unY ~ November. lsNt Any
sfurk uuuu which thIs assessment may to-
main unpaid ON che 18th day uf NuyufunHr
tTH. will hu delinquent aud advertised fur
Hulu 40 public auction. and unless HNmuut ls
made before WlIl De- sold 90 thU HtH day uf
November. is|4 Co pay thc Delinquent asstHs-
mcut toggihgr with COSTS ~ adtrrtisins mud
expense % sale.
SAMUEL i. PAUL Sory.
800 Progress luudlug salt lake uIty. ltHh.
Dated salt Lake 4 q. Utah, oct y, islI.
tlrst publication. Octlhor o. i-ll.
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President. Libbic itccsc. counaelors
Nellie Jurgonaon and Edith CLARK. aide.
Luvluia 1orEcnfon. Madeleine Carbon,
secretary and treasurer. Florence
Reese assistant. Bertha Thompson.
librarian, Maggie Jorgenson; music d.
rector Isabel Roundy
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OGDEN NEWS.

.--.. oq,so Of the Dc,eret Neus "
ne tfanfh ~ twenty fourth street.
fiisu !. ~ ,,esrta and snlscrlpt 90 WI
,f5fs idteft XIV news l. delivered by cav.
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OUR OWN STATE.

unlawfully detained at tho Critonden
Home hy Sister Eveline. and that the
child. who ~ but three years Of age.
was placed In the home by is mother.
The petitioner asks that the child be
brought before his honor to decide
whether the child shall have It's liberty
and be under the guardianship OF the
said ]. Y. Intro. Its father.
When Deputy Sheriff Bailey went 20
the Critendcu Home to serve the pa
pcra on the Sister Evellne the deputy
was Informed that the child had been
taken from the home by It's mother and
that her whereabouts was unknown.
The sheriff and deputies made a thor
uuEh search of the city TO ind the
mother and child. but no trace Of
them can be- found. The father Of the
child. Mr. TatrO. left for his home In
NE north last night
WANTS RAIL REDUCED.
state Of Utah w Thomas Topham:
the defendant made application 10 the
court 70 admit him to bail upon the
grounds that the bail required by the
committing MAGISTRATE, Joseph Han,
was excessive. The bearing OF the
petition was set Tor october %. at 10
a. M,
WEDDING CHIMES.
Marriage licenses we're granted TO
George y. Reynolds. 20, and Miss Lulu
May Rhine. "a. both of Ogdcni also 10
Lemuel Fracklcr. 20, Miss Mary y. Glib
son. "a of Layton. Davis county The
latter couple were united ln the bonds
~ wcdlock By Justice Joseph Hail at
his Office In the county court house.
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The Lower Mammoth Mining Company. "a
Corporation. Location uf Mines lluud
Miuius District. Iunb Co, Utah.
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The following Y. ". NJ I. Assoola-
uonn have bcon rcoganizod In tho
stake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-25
BeriIIlon's Recitation

In mnnotonous tones NJ. Bertillon
proceeded. i'm the manner of school
boy recitng a lesson TO demonstrate
Technically how he reached the convic-
ton OF Dreyfuss guilt, reciting the
facts published April p. He said he
proposed 10 prove TO the court:
First That the bordereau was
doctored document.
Second-That il could only be manu-
factured by the prisoner.
Third-That IL had been written I'm a
free hand by means of n key word
placed beneath tracing paper in such
way as TO be quite visible.
The witness declared Dreyfus did not
have recourse TO Initiating Esterhazy' $
free hand writing because II required
too long TO study and he used the trac-
ing process because IL was easier TO
learn and more likely TO be successful.
with the view OF Illustrating his
meaning M. Bertillon handed around
photographs of the bordereau, and
during the course of the demonstration
the specialist advanced to the judges
bench and with his finger pointed out
iliustr,ations Of his theories.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-25
The BuTtereau Examined.

Ihe witness az this juncture identi-
hed the bordereau as the same which
was submitted 60 him and ne proceed =
eu TO point out the Identity OF letters
therein. letters which were admittedly
written by Esterhazy. saying that while
the resemblance was not apparent IN
l'reytuss handwriting i'm Esterhazy's
there were marked peculiarfties OF
punctuation and the manner OF begin
nlns fresh lines which were also no.
uceabie IA the nordcreau. hut which
We're not found In the prisoners cali
graphy
Proceeding the witness traversed the
old ground OF the peculiarities of the
tracing paptr. which IL is known Es-
terhazy used and said the date OF the
bordereau must be July "a. 1894.
The export refused. In reply to a aues-
Ton by the court. To- admit the border
eau VAS written In "A Disguised hand.
lie said 10 had been written with great
rapidly. pr,cluling ail idea of doctor.
ing or tracing.
Gen. Gpnae asked permission To ques-
ton ". bsberi and said.
In what army list did YOU look FOR
the name Of Dreyfus
N. Colbert: ~ used tho list which ls
generally kept IN business .ousesr
The general pointed out that this llst