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American Science AssOciatiOn.

Columbus o.. Aug, 25.-The next meet
ing Of the American association for the
advancement OF science Will be at New
York. 1909. The officers will be:
President and Treasurer-Prof. Robert
Simpson Woodward. dean 0f tho school
Of applied science OF Columbia univsT-
slty, permanent secretary, Leland How
lard, Of Washington, government entomG-
logist. general secretary, Charles Bask-
erville, Of Chapel HHl N. c.; secretary
of the counclll, William Hailock, OF New
York.
The general committee adopted a rebo-
luton favorlng Denver as the place OF
meeting In 1900. This, however. does not
bind the association, until acted upon
next year
Prof. r. A. Fessenden today read a pa
per on the location OF smokeless powder
discharge by means of colored glass. The
powders selected for experiment were the
United States resgulation powder and the
Union Metallic cartridge company's pow.
der cartridge In these the red light pre-
dominates. The glass used was gold
ruby. which transmits red light and cute
on the other colors. The discharge wa
thus rendered distinctly visible as a rec
Hight. Vlve President Elihu Thompson
IN discussing this method suggested that
the enemy might render observations
nugatory by burning red fire at Other
points.
Prof. T. II. Barbour, OF Nebraska, re
Iported the rapid decline Of geyser activ
lity IN the Yellowstone region, giving de
tailed comparison Of results in his tw,
visits. on Aug 8, 1895, and the same dat
IN 1899. There IS a decline in all the vol
anic phenomeal about the park.
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do not think that any organized fight
ing viii take place between the naval
parties but In some places there is a
bitter feeling which may result in small
parties coming TO blows Chief Justice
Osborne has imposed sentences Of hard
labor on three or four natives for hav-
ing FIRE arms In their possession after the
date Of the procamtion by the high COM
missioners prohibiting the possession OF
fire arms by Samoans.
Princess Faamu. a young and hand
some princess and the only daughter OF
the late King Malietoa and only sister to
the ex-King Tanu. and who has been cdu-
Gated as an English woman In FD, Is
| forwarding a petition asking the three
powers 10 grant her allowance on the
| grounds that she was educated 20 take
her part as a princess. and now that her
/ father ana brother are not in hngly po-
sitions. she Is not In possession Of suffc-
| ent means TO live as educated and is a
| burden to her Fljian friends
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THE SAMOAN SITUATION
All is Quiet But Many Claims
Are Being Filed as Result
of Native War.

San Francisco. Aug sc. n. e. Elliot.
British commissioner to the Samoan con-
ference, came up on the Aiamenda this
evening from New Zealand. whore he had
gono 70 visit a sister. Mr.. Elliot will pro
coed direct TO Washington. There the
three commissioners viii meet and confer
regarding some matters which have de-
veloped since their joint report was
made 70 the three governments.
The provisional governments Us being
carried on without any hitch $50 far by the
ehree consuls. OF this body Luther Os-
borne, me American consul Us chairman
He is also the acting chief justice of sa.
moa and continues 90 act ass the untef
States consular representative. Dr. Soit
as pres dent claimed the atflce OF chief
justice and has referred the whole mat
TO the German government. lie was how
ever. persuaded ultimately 40 withdraw
hs resignation which he had written TO
the commissioners and accept the hold
ing 0f the office by Mr.. Osborne Mr.. Os-
borne declined to accept the iudgeship ul-
less Or. Sof was willing Cor him TO act
and the doctor having given way, rcmov-
ed all difficulties.
Mataafa who has been seriously ul. s.
now better
Compensation claims of Briushers are
being inquired into 10y Major Mair under
instructions from MT Eliot. They VII
amount to about $4,000 1t IS claimed here
that he three powers are bound legally
and morally 10 see that compensation Is
paid for losses during the late disturb
! anccs I'd, the foreign residents in these is-
lands Who pays that compensation Is
quite beside the question and must be
agreed upon by the powers. Under the
Berlin treaty, the three pOwrs made GER
tain declarations which were and are
| tantamount 20 guaranteeing the safety
and security OF life ana properly TO t'
subjects and citizens. The whites havt
not been belligerants during the late wal
and many OF them were prevented frou
remaining in their homes OF returnins
10 the same by the naval authorities
who wished to have no imped ment e
mH~ry oppresions. Under these crcum
stances the whites feel that they have {
rghl 90 ask and obtain compensate OF
fom the united treaty powers.
The collier brenda, with coal for tn
American warships and material for IN
pier being erected at Pago Pago arrives
yesterday
The British warshp Tuaranga left las
week and tine only men OF war In IN
harbor are the Cormoran (German) an
the Torch BrtsD.
1T. NJ s. Pylades IS expected here an
day TO take the place OF the Tuuranga.
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THEORY OF BERTILLION
Says Dreyfus Disguised His
Handwriting in order TO
DisOwn It,

Rennes, Aug. 25-Alter NJ. Bcrellion
the Handwriting expert who Is at the head
Of the anthropometric department Of The
prefecture Of ,.e police Of Paris. had cop-
cluded the frst installment OF the so-c.t.l-
ed demonstration OF the guilt OF Capt
Dreyfus. a prominent Droyfusard refer
red to him as the hn dc sce Cagllos 70.
The Dreyfusards refuse 10 regard aim
as anything but the prince OF quacks
They cover his remarks with ridicula lad
protet that tho admission of his fantl8-
tic theories as evidence before the coulr
martial is a Disgrace 10 Frame. 'est
une hOnte" was tho remark heard on AL
SIDES when the session closed and the du.
dience, mainly made up OF Dreyfusaris,
was being pressed outside b. the gaud-
armes. who clear the court room az . On
as the court adjourns.
I Nevertheless. even the DreyfusardH do
not deceive themselves as 10 the effect
Of NJ BruinOn's testimony or demon
stration' may have upon the judges. who
they fear. VIII be guued By what ne
| Dreyfusards consider spurious. Al the
judges have passed through tho Ecolo
Foiytechnlque. the highest school OF sci
ence in France ana they are thus peoul-
iarly interested Ia such "eidencs" AZ n.
Bertlion's. Moreover. with lhe aid OF
the innumeraDie diagrams and specimens
OF writing which he submits 20 them.
they may be able 10 follow his reasoning
intelligibly w.hich Is more than any mem
bers Of the audience could do today. II
the judges accept Bertihions premises -
that Dreyfus, as an exper. spy did not
Writ ordinary handwriting. but Ia close
imitation even controYening % give thC
letters the appearance Of having been
traced "a order 10 be able b repudials
them as forgery II detected-then thc
structure built upon this groundwork
may be csient .hcally correct.
Byen Dreyfus when shown Berdlion'
demonstrations. admitted the Ingenuity
and FEASIBILITY OF the scheme thouza h,
naturally declared that Il was built upon
q false basis.
A remarkable feature OF BertIion'i
deposition was the heat and eNcitemnt he
put into what was expected 90 be- o calm
d.Fpasaionate @ position OF his theory. ~,
Numbered, shouted and waved his arms
az though engaged IA some tefr aie az.
pute Once ne Fts ally shreksi and
numbers OF the usual audience who had
been unable 10 fol3H MIN ami were TAX
Ing The air Ia the court yard. rushed
back into the ball bFeatblessiy lnulrEe
what had happened and smlgiaiug thA
he was Illuminating some terrible dsaUn
ciation Of the accused.
Their excitement turned into hllarity
I when they found that he was lmpressinl
upon the judges the signifcance OF Ia,
exact space, measures IN cent me,ers, be
tween two words "a the bordeau. TIE NH
itary witnesses. ali Of whom "a In
bunoh, leaving n. FtoQaart sn1 n. Bsr
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PROGRAM
For GHthTie'S Six Days Fall
Carnival
TERRITORIAL EMCAMPMENT
Oklahoma National Guards and
Reunion Of Rough Riders
and Oklahoma Battalion
TO be Held In Gutb.
rie During Carni-
val Week
TERRITORIAL EMCAMPMENT
rrEspAv. ocronER "a.

10 "a. m.-The Queens party escorted
TO Island Park by the First regiment
band, Oklahoma national gnard, Okla.
homa battalion and troop ID, rough
riders, TO receive the keys Of the city
from the mayor
p. m.- Merchants parade
q WEDNESDAY, ocroBeR 2s.
30 a. m,-Flower parade
90 1870 p. m - Competitive drill ,1st
battalion, Ok. N g.
p Regimental parade Ok n G.
p. m. Queens ball.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26
no A. M. --Gaard mount, battalion
and regimental drill. Ok. n g..
. TO 4;30 IN Competitive drill, ed
battalion, Ok. n. c.
5. p, IN. -Regimental parade, Ok
N q,
p, m.-Territorial band contest.
FRIDAY, cCronER 81,
1880 n. m. -- Regimeutal review by
the governor
Q TO 4;30 p. competitive drill, Sd
battalion Ok. N. g.
p. m. lsegimental parade
p IN -"Hot time in the Old Town
Tonight" by Carnival Crew parade and
masked ball
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2s.
10. a. m Guard mount, battalion
and regimental parade by Ok N. g.
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RULES GOVERNING CONTEST.

The ballot ordered authorized by the Fall
Carnival Committee the lady receiving the largest number
coupons OF the contest o'clock October 9Th
1899 will be formally declared Queen of the Carnival
This contest is open TO all ladies Of Guthrie
No bal lot is legal unless cut from the Daily Leader
committee selected by the carnival officials will count
the ballots evening the Leader counting and the
of the will printed in the Leader from day
to day
Coupons be left at the Leader counting sent
through the mail. Address, Queen Department" Leader
Guthrie.
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FIFTY-FIFTH REGIMENT

Vancouver Barracks, wn.. Aug. @-
-Four hundred and twenty-three recruits
IN addition to 1900 new men composing
the Thirty-hrth regiment. have reported
20 Lieut.. Col. P,ummer This, including
company B, Twenty-fourth infantry. az
gregates upwards ot $50 men. the largest
number ever guartered az Vancouver bar
racks az one time.
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September 80. Continuous passage in
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reaching first Colorado common point.
a j. CORKNs.
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EDITORS MEET IN ARDMoRE.
The Indian Territory Press association
will meet at Ardmore September n. An
excursion 10 Gulf points Is being planned
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govERNoR's STAFF.
General Bert c. orner, Adiutant
general, Guthrie.
Colonel J. IL. Wheeler inspector
general, Oklahoma
Major Paul Jundt, commissary gen
eral, Guthrie.
Major Richard Messell, paymaster
general Enid.
Major M. j. Holt, judge advocate
general, Blackwell
Captain Bert C. Maine, aide de-camp,
Guthrie
Captain 5 A. Mann, aide de-camp.
Guthrie
Captain O. r. Montgomery, aide-de-
camp Guthrie.
FIELD STAFF.
Colonel John II stone, kingfsber
Lieutenant Colonel Roy V Hoffman.
Chandler.
Major l. Boynton, Kinghsher.
/ Major i A McGinnis, Newkirk
COMPANIES
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@ Palmer, hrst lieutenant John A Nc
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Ram DO, FIRST lieutenant James NJ
Grimsley, second lieutenant Frank
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Young, frst lieutenant + o Cassidy,
second lieutenant George Hughes
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Scott, first Lieutenant II II Smocls, sec
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Company X, Enid, Captain w y
Mock, drat lieutenant George Walsh,
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tulms severely isolated. followed NJ. Bo-
uiHons statements with grave and
wae expression OF counteuance. upol
which never "a suspicion OF "a smile ap-
pcared ,as though they un iersto0d evelg
word Evidently they had received a
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without seeing the diagrams they could
not have understood any better than did
the general public.
The Echo de Pars announced today
that the counsel OF Dreyfus nGd obtained
possession of certain documents mention
ed .u the bordoau I'm Estorhazys writ
Ing which they would produce in court
next week as a coup dc theater The oOr-
respondent OF the Associated Press In
qulred as TO ths ia competent Dreytusard
quarters this afternoon, lie was assured
that the statement was erroneous but
waa a4so told that the defense intended,
In The event of Capt. Dreyfus being re-
condemned, to ask the German govern
ment 10 communicate these documents
proving hs innocence. ana that they had
reason TO believe such a request would be
granted.
Paris, Aug. 25-At late hour this even
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revictual the fortress. but was prevent
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NJ. Guerin. greatly inoensed. fred two
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the latter, but the Incident viii probably
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dossier OF the Tayernler inquiry intc the
conduct OF Colonel Du Patsy De Clam 10
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Berlin, Aug. &.-rhe correspondent OF
the Associated Press was informed today
that tic statement made on the witness
stand at Rennos yesterday by M. Nor
tian De Muller, a friend OF NJ. Beaure-
paire. that he had seen Newspaper. the
Llbre Parole. bearing a postage stamp,
Ia Emperor Williams bedroom at Pots
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to do 8, It Is the duty his valet to put
things away. Besides. II was also said
the emperor does not read whole news
papers but only marked clippings which
later are Incorporated In scrap books.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-08
WARREN.

Sidney Mitchell OF Drownville. was
committed to the state hospital as an
insane person by the fifth district court
his morning
Lightning arrestors are being placed
in all buildings in town which have
telephone connection.
The farmers are harvesting their
onion crops and find the yield larger
than last year.
The Warren Manufactu ing Company
Will probably build a number of new
tenements on its estate east of Main
street this season.
The drought is very severe and many
farmers are compelled TO carry water a
long way to water their stock. Many
cisterns and wells are dry and the tur-
nip, carrot and cabbage crops are suf-
fefing.
Schooner yacht Thelma of Philadel-
phia while being towed out OF Kicke
mutt river by steam launch Fayette
grounded on the east point OF the
Narrows where she remained tin high
tide when she was hoated without dam
age.
Rev. William A. Kerrigan. who has
been spending his vacation In town has
left for Mobile where he will take up
his new quarters.
Mr.. CAMEL OF Providence. an old
resident OF Warren, recently visited
friends here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-08
The Cabinet Council.

London. Sept S.-A crowd of from
1000 TO 5000 persons assembled at the
Whitehall entrance to Downing street.
where the foreign and colonial offices
are situated at an early hour this
morning.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. the secre-
tary of state for the colonies, and the
Earl OF Sethbone. the under secretary.
were the first arrivals among the OFF,
cials and they were followed by Field
Marshal Lord Wolseley the command
er-in-chief Of the army; Gen. Sir Tkl-
vers Butler, who IL is said will have
the field command in the event Of n
war with the Transvaal. and Gen. Sir
Evelyn Wood, adjutant- general to the
forces.
The arrival of Lord Salisbury. the
premier. was the signal for tremendous
cheering. Next came the Duke of Dew
onshire. the lord president of the coun-
Gil; Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, thd
president OF the local government
board. and the Earl OF Halsbury. the
lord high chancellor. who passed un-
noticed. AS showing the Importance OF
the meeting of the council Under Secre-
taries Windham OF the war department
and Broderick of the foreign Office were
summoned to attend.
BY O'Clock all the cabinet ministers
were present.
IL was reported that Mr.. Balfour the
nrst lord or the treasury, would no,
agree with some OF his colleagues in the
capinet, and there was some talk OF a
split.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-08
AT The NORTH END.

Last night was very quiet one in
police circles in this part OF the city.
not even a disturbance being suppress
ed A big detail of night men had to
make up for the slowness OF business
by doing duty ~ the reception to the
visiting regiment today.
The opening of the schools In this
section on Monday next will only en-
phasize the inconvenience OF residents
OF Corliss Heights due to the wrangl-
ing of members OF the city government
over the proposed new scnool building.
The Christian Workers meeting 10 be
held at the Union Gospel mission. az 290
Eddy street. this evening. will be at
tended by many North Enders. DR.. s.
X. Hartman will have charge NJ the
meeting and the public is cordially in
vited to attend.