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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27
6ergus SAILS, M}inu.

BogertbeitDrer Suerien fra Dbene
ie, ber en- NarretFe bar befpretBas
geriet I Wtaitrup, bar iaaet uouis>
nin9sorore. Man forteQer, at Narz
io9en berti! ct ben. at bans Brincis
pal, &ipbmonb $. @briaenleu, en-
roli9 og t1lba9eboloenbe Mano, en
Gong. ban uor paa Beigs bos 8re.
oeren @opbus @brifenien 3prfrup
oflasbe en- &iiit paa r5rei".
r6lensbor9 Npis" beretter: Jor<
lebea 9orsbos afbolotes Troi9s So
tel 3oftlunb ct nertt belpst politiR
WgDe. buor @aarbeier Beter @rau
fro NIs % &ebattpr Seslen talte
ON llopisninserne 90 9uonssreeimen=
tet. Baa bette iibite blep Der frog
siuet ct Observation-Disclosures Bepis,
ioet 6r. Grol6 Dogen efter mobtog
ct 8reu ira Nmtsforfanoeren, boori
bet meobeltes bam. at ban for 5rem>
tioeE lite ri! faa 9illaoei1e til at ofs
.bolbe pffenlig Dana, og at golttifi=
men" for bans 8ebfommcnoe besefter
pil blioe faflat til Rl. 10 @tebet
for iom btotil @l. II.
Desuoen blep en- E1eneitepige bos
5roi9 uopiit; bun moatte bore ube af
quiet inben en- balp Eime-men beri
er cer 10 intet ouerraRenbe npt! 5na
rere maa mon unore fig ouer, at
Nmtsforltanoeren fun fonbt benne
enc retfarol9e at frelie ira @oboma
% @omorro.
Torleoen ubpiIes meb "a Eimsrs
&ariel en- Bise % en- 2arling / @ram'
By lamt en- 16>aart9 Bisr &ofrup,
bpis 9usbonoer bapbe, operueret
Npoet / Tottlunb. @nouiDere ubs
uiites en- Rarl og Hiae. Der tiente
bos @aaroeier 8biberg / Brbns, ber
bapoe opcrueret @toleforenin9ens
@enerolforiamlin8 / 9etrup.
@n Rarl % to &ieer. titnenbe bo8
@aorbeir Mabs Sfstt Rnub, ct uD.
uif meb ct 9ggns s5rift.
.5or en- Eib foen btep en- Bige peb
Naon Rieffine 6anien fra Jan6 %
en- II Nar gammel Sbn af en- Optant
paa agerRopsanen. beaee Ejenefe
bo8 @aarbeier Eb. 6gier @oienblab
ieN9erfou. ifauneoe til Nmtsforitanz
Der b. @toientin Eoitlunb. Bigen
fulbe nbui1es men no9tebe benemt
at uuberifripe ubuisnin9sprOto ollen,
% enbifjsnt mon boaoe truebe benbe
meb Straf % ipRrrebe Dbren TOR
benbe. unberifrep bun bog lite. Eport
imoo forlanate ben fieffe Jangptse
&eiiepenge, naar bun ifulbe nbpiies.
9a mon berpoa iuoreoe benoe, at bun
funbe gao til Tobs. ipnrgte bun,
buorleoes bun Tube TONNE til 5obs
til 5ang. Drenaen bleb lite ubpift
men fun truet meb uouisnins. 9fu
ct ban .mtolertib fpttet ira Saoien.
blob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

ct Meltruft er oannet os uil uare
/ &irtiombeo ben lite Mai. Mttiez
tapital Is MiQ. 9ouorS. Stle aQe
Melmpqsr 2onbet Rol bore inbbe.
fatteDe I @ombinotionen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

8 Nerbeben of BermiQion, g. s.,
maatte Jarmerne aptte ira fine 9iem
pnaarunb al OperlbBmmelie fife
u9e. NQe 6auger longs GermtQion
&ioer Dor fulbe al 5ulf / Strafnin>
ger paa fere Ntil.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

S @bicoso bolber mon allerebe
paa at 9iDre SorIDg meo 9elesrafes
ring uben ben alm,nbeli8 9raablebz
ming, % 5oriDsene bar bapt 6elh
meb fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

s 1883 reiite mtn Rone til Often
% blep onsrebet Of Rbenmatisme.
pun blep life bebre. fsr bun forisste
G9amberlains asain Balm. Siben
ben Eib bar pi oIbris Deret ben for.
uben. vi finber. at ben 9iper pie.
blittelis 2,nDr,ns for Brandt %
naar men bor faaet parmt Bano opet
lie. % ben bielper befanoig for @i9t.
imerter % Reuralsia. 8. g. Brant,,
Santo Dnej. gal. 61 ! Ror.
ltenieus Npotbei.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

mem @tob oa Sunsle o9 frpofenbe
Ba9z Bos- Eloben. Men alt bette
foiteoe Nmeritanerne 6 bpbe os %
ioareoe. 8arf git bet &esimentet
fra 5pb Datota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-04-27

Sen iine 2esislntur / Dtinnefota
ipnes life at bape 9iort no9et gunfi9t
Snbtrpf poo Solicit buerfen bet enc
eQer onbet .Sartt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
SERIOUS RIOTS NEAR ALGIERs.
Max Resis, jew Halter, Incites Mob vioI
ance Against Hebrews.


ALGIIEiRS. Sept. ol.-Max Regis fo:-
nler mayor Of Algiers. ana a notorious
Jew batter, Who returned here recently,
haunted by the idea that the govern
ment intended TO arrest him and emu
lous Of the notoriety of Jules Gue,in,
shut himself up for four days with :,
party of adherents in a villa labelled
l>nt-3uif." just outside the town.
lie laid in q stock of provisions FOR i
siege Yesterday. apparently annoyed
at the absence Of any move on the part
Of the police. he issued forth ana enter
cd the town stirring Up anti-Jewish
demonstrations. during which the w::n-
! dows of several shops owned by Jews
We're smashed.
RIOTlNCi BEGINS.
The Jews responded by firing 1evolv-
ers, and the mob raised the cry, death
| TO the Jews
The riots continued throughout the
evening and finally the troops charged
with drawn swords and dispersed TIT
rioters. Regis regained the villa and
balricaded himself and his comranions
During the ARRAYS nine persons were
stabbed or shot, among them three no
| lice agents and two nofensive citizens
1t is reported that some Jews were
among the wounded. Order was final.
restored about midnight
| TROUBLE; BREAKS OUT AFRESII
The rioting was renewed after mid.
! night in the Jewish quarter, wh.Is
there collisions between the anti-Sar.
| ties and the police
! Several persons We're injured and The
police made six arrests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
''HEINIlPHILL.'
oDD-FELLows ON PARADE,
Grand Pageant Fitting Close to the
Sovereign Lodge Meeting.
w (By Tc1eCranh)


'DETFCIT, MITCH. Sept 2O.-For
more than an hour this afternoon 4.50O
ODD Fellows and their sisters Of the
febekah order We're passing in review
before Grand Sire Pinkerton. Deputy
Grand Sire Gable and Major General
j. e kllacott. chief OF the. Grand Sire's
staff. 1t was the finest and largest pro
cession seen in Detroit since this great
G. a. r. parade in 1890. Fully a score
Of bands furnished the music. Street
car ana other traffic was suspended
along the line of march. and the police
Kent the crowds of spectators we'll back
on the sidewalks.
Propositions to make membership in
both the patriarchs militant and grand
encampmcnt compulsory for represent
tdilveS 70 the Grand Lodge We're de-
feated in toGaE's session of the SDver-
cign Grand Lodge. :, proposition 10
hold biennial sessions instead Of annual
was also voted down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
FOUR KILLED, FOUR INJURED.
Frightful Accident on tho ST. LnuIs an,,
Sau Francisco Railroad.
(Rv Telcgraph.)


KANSAS CITY, MO, Sept 2o.-A
passenger train. norlhbound. Oh The
81. Louis ana san Francisco Railroad.
c"llidcd with 4 frcisht train fifteen
miles southeast Of this city this morn
ing. bnur people were killed ana :au,.
others injured. '-All the dead ana in
jur"N are train men.
II h" rear cars Of the passenger train
t"lesc"pcl the postal and baggng" c.:'.
Fir" ut once broke out ana the rumDi-
nation car was destroyed. Bpth or
gincs We're completely wrecked ani
several cars of cattle and hogs were &c
molishcd ana the live stock Killed. Tn,
cars on the passenger train back 0i
the combination car did not leave the
track and the passengers suffered Moth
ing more serious than severe shaking
up. 1t was only after tn" fire i'll thn
Forward car had been puenchei ina,
it was known that TWO men hal been
burned to death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
NEWPORT NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u.
and IS intended to scarify tho cons,icn-
rcs 81 the tinco Guid when published.

and IS Intended to scarify tho conssicn-
HrS "i the tnco Guid when published
SIR Alfred Milne: has Wired 4 co:,r-
t"ouS message to President Stcyn. as
Surlng aim that til" uo"thwaru ,narci,
81 IN" l:ritish troops is not meant as q
la"nac" To the Orange Free state and
rsu'leSt"i to y" Informed regarding; til,.
ia;ie1@s attitude. Reliable information,
mas b"2n received here that 4 lar-,.
command of Free State hur.hers ha.
n:1"il concentrating near Eoshof. Oh Ike
Kimberly border
THE. FIRST E\T-rIE.
Two hu:l'ircl hur.he;.s wcrp dc
Slatrhen To that point from nlo.lnrun-
iNl.' lltilll;; II" week past. Ii tho FREQ
Slat" joins the Transvanl. the first bat
tie IS lkr!y T. b" fought al Eushur
IN" cape cabinet has determined "a
Nr"l"nS the session indefinitely 81 thar
1t may be sitting When l1ostili,ies b..
gin"
Several warlike speeches We're mo5la
yesterday by mcnb"rS Of The House Of
Commons.
- cording t" the cape Town cares
p"n'!@nt Of the Daily News President
l\rus"r. in his personal uppe,l t. Her
Majesty. addressed the monarch IS
"Dcur Queen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Commander Of Detroit Reports
Movements Of Insurgents.
ON THE EVE OLA BIG BATTLE
Cnblegram ffom HemphuI Numerically
Received, States American Interests
Are Threatened Mt Puerto Cabello,
Kevolutionlsts Evacuate Town.
lBv Tclegran,h.l

WAS EENCToN. Sept. 2o.-The fo.-
lowing cabcgram has been received AZ
thn Navy Department from Command
er ilemphi!l Of the Detroit. 4 faw
words are missing:
=. :. $. Detroit. LaGuayra, Venezue-
Ia, Sept. 20.
secretary Of the Navy:
About 1000 men GinsurgenD now
principally in the vicinity Of Valencia.
recently occupied Puerto Cabello unop-
posed: llter evacuated position Tie
Venezuelan forces took possession
principal American interests
Red ID line.
FIGHT IMMINENT.
Red D lines steamer leaves today
from Laiuayra for Puerto CabcllD:
tear possible injury in the event os
flEht With the advice OF
american charge d'affairs I shall prs
coed at once to Puerto Cabelo, Ntnc-
Iucla, to protect American interests
shall return 81 II hay, or.
ranged to keep in communication With
minister.
tsignedo "HENnPHILL."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
THE VESSEL "A TOTAL. WRECK.
Schooner Sadie Nayman Gone to Pieces.
Benefit for Stranded Sailors.
(By TeleCraph.>

ATLANTIC. CITY, y, J.. Sa;.t. Co
The two nIastei schooner Sadie Way
man, Capt. Patience Which foun:ler..n
on the Absecon bar ahcut noon yes
terday washed ashore on the beach to-
Gay and was broken TO pieces by the
heavy sea.
Only the HUH. which Is ia,beddcd in
the sand. remains. No attempt was
made to save the rigging. ana parts OF
the masts and sails are st.ewn along
the beach.
It is probable that in order TO move
the wreck dynamite will have 10 be
used.
y benefit has been arranged for the
crew to pay their expenses 10 ,nail,
homes in Norfolk. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
SIGaNIEIl.ANr SIGNS

T!ARlS. Scps. 20.-M. Menard clerk
Of the Court of Cessation. has been q $
missed after thirty-one years Of service
for giving NJ. Quenay de Reaurepairc.
former chief of the civil section Of that
court. information hurtful to nrcytus
which fact transpircd during the revis-
ion inquiry.
Major Hartmann, of the artillery. WHO
gave testimony favorable TO Dreyfus at
the Rennes courtmartial. has been pro-
noted to be assistant manager OF the
army gun factory at Puteaux.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
IN MANILA by CHRISTMAS.
Troops will Not bs Delayed for Lack Of
Transportation Facilities.
Iy Tele graph.)

VI Il3V IGIeSTapn.)
ASHING1ON. Sept. 23.-saorerary
Root received information today which
gives assurance that ship: can be Sc
cured to land all the troops in Manila
by Christmas. kilograms from San
Francisco announce that the quarter
master has options on vessels there
which Will take the place Of those pc
ing repaired on the Atlantic coast
1t is still believed tnd. the Thomas
will be ready to sail on October Is,
while it is possible to complete the I-o-
gan by November l. The completion
Of the Meade is hopeless.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
rETALLED 200 MILES IN HOURS.
Miss Tenton Boats the Record for Con
tinuous Isiofng by II woman.
(BS Telegr.aph.)

---- Wy ItTeSIaNNJ
NEW YORK. Sept 2o.-Miss Jcne C..
leatman finished her 100 mile bicycle
'un at 1 O'clock this morning at Val
icy Stream. Long Island. The distance
was covered in eighty-one hours ana
five minutes. during which she slept
one hour ana forty-five minutes
y the conclusion Of the task Miss
Ieatnan was in good physical cnnJ-
tion. but 50 sleepy that she could make
only an illeg;ble scrawl on the register
when she tried TO sign her name to
complete the record Of her acilievc-
ment. She was given 4 warm bath and
an alcohol rub and pat to bed. The
best previous record Of continuous rid
ing by 4 woman was made by Mrs.
Lindsey. of Brooklyn, who rode so
miles consecrtively.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
FOUNDERED IN \ TNPHOON.
Steamer Went Down and Many Lsv< 5
Were Lost.

VICTORIA, 3. c., Sept. pa ;e!e-
gram from the governor of Shisa pre-
lecture TO the Japanese government re-
ported by the Empress Of India. states
than on the 4th instant. the steamer
koun Maru foundered during 4 ty-
phoon off Hannakawl in Iiw., Lake.
going TO the bottom like a stone.
She had fifty passengers on board. 4
majority being women and children
Twelve Of these We're drowned and two
fatally injured While eight OF The crew
also Went down With the ship. their
bodies being coflined by the vessel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
DECLARATION OF DREYF1fs.

PARIS. Sept. 2O.-The -Aurore Will to-
morrow publish the following dcclara-
ton from former Captain Dreylus:
The government Of the republic has
given me my liberty. But liberty is
nothing to me without honor. From
today | shall continue to seek renara-
ton for the frghtful judicial error Of
which / rcmain the victim. Wish
France to know by a detinitive iudg-
ment chat I am innocent. My heart
will only be at rest when there remains
not a single 4Hrenchman who inlnuteS
to me the abominable crime perpat1ated
by another.
(Signed) "AIFRED DREY F'US.''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Liabilities Large. Assets Small.
(BY TELEGRAPH

= 10y Tt1egFaph.J
NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-tMelville 4.
Shelton. Louis Cohn, Isaac J. Cohn.
Sismud klce and Moses John, indi:id-
ually and as members Of the firms Ct
Cohn Bros. Klee and Company, the
New York Musical Record and the
Manhattan Railway Advertising Com
pany. today filed a petition in bank
ruptcy.
The gross partnership liabilities
are $l25,6S4. The assets consist Of SIG
cash and outstanding accounts. $.s,-
500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Slayer OF wife,s lovers Arrestaa

GAINESVILLE, GA, Sept. Gown.
dudley, VINO yesterday killed James
smith and Berry Okelly, whom lie
found drinking and carousng with his
VIE, was arrested today in the upper
part of this county. He made 10 re-
slstance. Smith and Okelly were
Drained with a hatcnet. while in a half
drunken stupor. Dudley was away
from home when the orgie began.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
shor DowN nY INCONSISTENCIES.

"OI'IS."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
FOUND MANY F1L1p1Nos FRIENDLY.
Gen. Bates Says only 100 Ara Hostile at
Zsmboanga.
{ I5V Tniru'rll).'1 !

NANrIyA, Sept. 20.-S:3o P. M--CabLe
reports from lloilo concerning tn, re-
suits Of General Bates second trim
among the southern islands. indicate
tnat emily about four hundred rebels III
Iamboansa refuse to recognize Ameri-
can authority. Pending the outcome on
me island or Luzon, the city Of Fam
poanSa IS practically deserted.
ne rebels are in camp faur miles in
the country. The Aoros ana Fili3incs
are unfriendly and disturbances be-
tween them are liable to occur Jolo
IS Quiet and the natives continue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
ONE KNOWN rArALlrY-

2:"' y. M.-Fire still in progress
portsmouth department called upon Cor
he'p. Firemen making stubborn tight
T. save main building. South Wing fell
IN y; 80. Entire Wood street side Of
building in flames
MAY BE REDUCED TO ASHES.
Fire now extending ia Church strect
wing. one woman known to be burned
TO death. 1t is thought the building;
Will he totally destroyed. Building val
ued at about $3.50, 600
TWO PATIENTS MISSING.
NJ patients have been removed Two
patients are missing. one an insane
man ard one woman. No names c:,n
ne had tonight. The building Will lie
4 total loss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Another Alleged Trace OF Anaree.
(Ry Telegraph,)

NEy leleSrapn.)
STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN, Sept. 20
The Aftonbladt today received 4 tele-
gram from the master of the NorWe-
sian cutter Martha IarSaSk saying
that he had found September 8. on the
north coast of King Charles Island an
anchor and a buoy marked "Anlree
polar expedition
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
fhe Queens Graceful Acknowledgment
(3y Telegranhl

JACKSONVILLE, FILA. Sept. 20
The Queen Regent of Spain mas pre-
scented the Spanish casino at Tampe,
with six hundred books for its library
for public use. The books arrived last
sunday on the Havana steamer They
We're sent rs a mark of the Queens
appreciation for the kindly name" in
which the Spanish population Of that
city We're treated during the war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Chief Of Police OF Dalton, Ca, Murdered
by Outlaws.
(By Telepraph)

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 2o.-John T..
Hanna, chief of police Of Dalton, Ga.
was shot and killed today BY three
moohsh'ners "'hom he was trying to ar
rest. a posse IF I25 men was oreanize,
AND started in pursuit Of the nioonshin-
erS.
special train carrying a party Of
Getec,lVcs' accompanied by blood
hounds, have left Chattanooga for BAL
Ton t" aid in the capture OF the muir
lerers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
They Meet Mkt Year at Old Point.
(BN Tele graDIll

DENVER, COL. Sept. 2O-Thc
American Association OF Travelling
Passenger Agents finished its business,
today. clecting the following officers:
President. G. w. Landsman; vice pres
lacnt. w. L. WyarI: secretary tr.l,-
urer. sydney w. Van Dunscn. Old
Point Comfort, Va, was chosen as ihe
next place OF meeting,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
ON THE DIAMOND.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
LOUISVILLE, TAKES TWO

FIRST GAME
sore: T.H. f.
Louisville 49,. OOO2 0 0 Of !
BATTERIES: weighing ana Powers.
Cunningham ana Messitt.
SECOND GAME
ore. - II T.
WAS aingtnn n. 100000 2o1-4 6 3
Louisville ... 20 % 0 0 / O-6 10 0
bltterles: Mcfarland and kittrcdga;
Waddel ana Steelman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
St. Vinccnt's Hospital Destroyed
by Fire This Morning.
LOSS OF LIFE NOT KNOWN
Flremen Make Desperate But Futile
Fight to Save the Building. south
Wing Fell In ut $50 a.. NJ
woman Burned to Death.
tBy 'irlrSraph.)

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 2l.-o:11 A. NJ
st. Vincent's Hospital is on fire it
caught in the fifth story in the south
wing. Mrs. Dolan. nurse. badly njur-
cd Flames Spreading ana burning
Herc"lE. Just beginning to remove pa
tients from hospital. Valuable prop
rrty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Disastrous vae,uuake in Asia Minor.

SNfY RNA. ASIA MINOR, Sept. 20
There was a disastrous earthquake this
morning at Alden, a town on tie Men
der. eishty-6ne miles southeast Of This
place. Hundreds Of persons. were Killed
in the valley Of Menderez.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Weather Forecast.
(Ry Teleg1.aIlh.l

tBy Telegraph)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Forecast
for Virginia-Fair cooler Thursday.
Friday fair; fresh westerly winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
pErPH APPS IN EORDEAIr<

BORDEAaUN, FRANCE. Sept. 20.-
The Petite Gironde says that three
travellers arrived here today on the
train from Nantes, one OF whom was
recognized as former Captain Drcyfus.
They went tc hotel, intimatinS their
intention to proceed by the Nice eN-
press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
President D,az wut visit Ch,c.eo

CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. 2o-'rhe
senate and Chamber Of Deputies in
Joint session. today by 4 unanimous
,Note granted to President DiaZ 81 days
leave of absence TO visit Chicago
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
AN Appeal. TO T14r o1rr,ES

LONDON. Sept 2l-The Cape Town
correspondent Of the Daily Mail says:
President Kruger has cable,l a strong
personal appeal to the Queen. bc.;cech-
ing her to intervene to prevent blood
shed. 1t Is about a column in length.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
EVADED ATTENTION.

1t was intended by thus retaining
from an attempt 70 secure privacy. 10
avoid exciting curiosity. and tins an
rarently succeeded. NJ. Nicu.r ana
the policeman only Went as far rs the
first stop, Nertou whence they returned
to Nantes 70 catch the 1a:l4 p. ". Ak
press for Paris. leaving the brothers 10
continue their journey alone. 1t is be-
lieve1 the IOreyfllses alishted at an in
tcrmediate station To take 4 fresh start
in an unknown direction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
Vessels Sailed.

Steamer Katahdin. Melvin. New Ha-
Ven.
steamer Shenandoah BrD. Trini,.k
Liverpool.
Steamer NIuniflcent ORD Garrick
Schooner Harry 2. Barrett. Ports
mouth.
Schooner NJ. r. II. G. Dow. Boston.
schooner r. w. Hopkins, Boston
Mr.. r. g. Staples. foreman joiner 0.
the shipyard. left yesterday for the
Ne" River mining region on business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
TWO NEW CASES

NEW ORLEANS, Sept .O.-.rne
Board Of Health tonight reported :wo
new eases in the sana locality is those
of Yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-21
AUGUSTA is ALARMED.

AUGUSTA. ca, Sept oo-Th.
Board Of Health Of Augusta TO-DAY de-
ciued to enforce a strict quarantine and
inspectors Will board every train rr-
tcring the city until further orl-rs
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WOMEN FOR PEACE,

CAPE TOWN, Sept. 2O.-The arr ST
OF Eoer officials by the Portuguese is
regarded as Likely to create serious
complications.
The Band Of Women is preparing a
peace appeal to Queen Victoria.
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He Left Prison and Rennes Early
Yesterday Morning.
His DESTINATION A SECRET
accompanied by His Brother, Nlathieu,
the Pardoned Man Went First to
vern and Thence to Nantes,
KesunninE Their Journey.
(By Tclcgrapll.)

EtlNEES. Sept. 2o.-Cap;ail Alfred
pf"yius. at I" O'clock this morning. left
the prison here in which he aad been
c"'lfInetl since his return from Devils.
Island. ana proceeded to %orn whcc.
he took Il train bound for Nantes. His
departure was completely unnoticed.
NJ. Nisuie. the chief of the secret ser
vice. and tn" project, NJ. Durnult ar
rived III the prison after midnight,
bringing the minister Of wars order FOR
the release Of Dreyfus. The latter
walked from the PRISON to the ooule-
ward Lacnne where he entered 4 yait-
ing carriage and was driven 10 the
Ecrn station. outside the town Ma
theu Dreyius met him at the train
ana accompanied him 10 Nantes
HTS DEPARTURE UIEEOTICED
While this dramatic turn in the Drey-
t'1s drama was taking place. all lselnAs
slert and the departure Of the fan.sus
prisoner OF Devils Island was no more
noticed than that Of an ordinary tlav-
t.lrr
The carriage which was in waiting.
WAS the Same vehicle which took Drey-
fus 10 his prison when he returned
from Devils Island. Drcyfus GOT in
opposite the house where Naitre l.abo-
ri had stayed previous TO the. attempt
upon his life. ana alghted about 500
yards from the station and wallc0 in
regardless of the tlriZZiing rain. The
Nantes train came in just as he arl'iv-
"a. .Nfed ana Matthew Dreyflis quick
~ took their seats ana the train went
out Of Rennes. bearing Dreyfus away,
free man.
y small crowd Of people had waited
around the prison until midnight eN-
pectins the release of Dreyfus. tut it
then dispersed, thinking it too late for
Dreyfus to leave.
Madam Dreyfus left 'Rennes At noon,
accompanied by her father and friends.
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Calendar for This Day.
Vessels Arrived.

Steamer Munlicent Br), Garrick,
New Orleans.
Steamer Storford. Newport.