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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
0emange Scores.

M. Demange agreed to this. but add
ed: What would like TO know is how
an innocent man like Esterhazy wal
thought TO need this kind of help?"
Gaughter)
1T is certain is 1t not answered th'
witness which caused renewed laugh
ter General Roget then added that al
though he would not have intervened
himself to save Esterhazy he did not
consider the course followed as being
reprehensible.
M. Demange then questioned the wit
ness as TO whal he thought OF Ester
Hays attempt 10 obtain from an agent
a declaration that he had nothing 10 do
with the affair to which the general re-
Piled THAT he KNEW nothing or such an
attempt
When Demange read General Rem
Guards report on the subject however.
General Roget admitted that Ester
hays attempt was certainly a curl
Gus proceeding for an innocent man TO
undertake.
Counsel thereupon invited the special
attention OF the court-nSlrtial 10 the
Witness reply. Then he took the gen.
eral TO task for playing yesterday the
part of general acuser, particularly to-
wards Col Picquart During the course
of his remarks Nj. Demange referred to
the document known as the Petit Beu
and the, erasures in il. The general ad-
mitted the .erasures might have been
made with the view OF giving the docu-
ment suspicious appearance. But ha
intimated' that Picquart made the eras-
ures and reinserted the name OF Ester
hazy after taking the photograph ex-
hibited before the Court Of Cessation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
POLICE ON AN OUTING.
Day Man Are Enjoying Their Annual HaIf-Yolldsy
In Various Wars

The day pati olmen o fthe Providence
police f"rcs are enjoying their annual
haf-holiday, from noon until 6 o'clock
to-day and contrary to usual custom
there Is no set program for the day.
I'm former years the men have formed
one party for an excursion down the
river 10 one OF the many resorts, where
with their families they have enjoyed a
clambake and INDUCED in out t-door
sports.
This year. however, il was deemed
better TO have the day on the go-as-
you-please system. and each patrolman
will employ the time as he thinks best.
Some will take a sail down the river.
while others will take trolley rides into
the country. The men think that I'm
this way they can have just as much
pleasure at far less expense
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
OFFERS MADE FOR
THIRTY COTTON MILLS.
Fall River Till Treasurers Receive
Formal Proposition for Purchase of
Controlling Interest in Concerns

Fan River. Aug. 1.-THE first tangl-
bic facts regarding the much talked
OF combine Of the cotton manufactur-
iug interests of Fail River became
known today. when treasurers of the
local m Ils were in receipt of letters
from Barrow Wade Guthrie a Com
pany of New York, the promoters who
recently fioated the cotton yarn trust.
making definite propositions for the
purchase OF the stock OF the various
corporations. The letter sets forth that
the value of the various properties has
been very fully considered and the pay
ments are 10 be made I'm cash. Treas
urers are asked 10 secure from their
stock holders an option ON the control
ling interest in the stock until Decem-
ber 1, 1899 and blanks for that purpose
are enclosed.
The form OF operations provides that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
BeTtuIus a Good Witness.

NJ Bertulus, the examining magi-
strate, was the next witness. There had
been lively anticipation OF an interest
ing conformation The magistrate in
quired into the charges made against
Esterhazy by his cousin. Christian. and
IL was expected NJ Bertulus would be
confronted With Gen. Roget who SO
tartly criticized the magistrate yester-
day. But the president OF the court
invited NJ. Bertulus To proceed with his
deposition. NJ. Bertulus declared how
Maj Ravary asked his assistance i'm eX-
amining the secret d1ssier az the Cher
chi Midi prison and how. after he had
learned the contents Of the documents.
he declared TO Maj. Ravary that there
was flaw In the dossisr which would
occasion the collapse of the whole case.
The witness explained that he meant
the Petit Bleu. IT must be proven, he
told the major, that the Petit Bleu was
forgery and was the work OF Col. Pic.
quart, and that as long as that was not
proven the case could not hold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17

the stock shall be deposited with such
Dank or trust company as may be
designated by the promoters. duly
transferred in blank. to be held sub
Ject TO the terms OF the agreement and
10 be delivered TO Barrow. Wade a
Huthfle company on payment of the
considerations named.
The prices offered for the stock Of the
various mills are for the most part from
SO 10 $25 per share above the last
quoted market price, although there are
some variances from this rule.
Offers are made for 30 corporations.
with a combined capital of $1S.l53 ZOO
The Fall River Iron Works mill and
Parker Robson. Slade and Hargraves
corporations are not b.. for. Treas
urers are opposed to the consolidation
but large percentage of stockholders
will be disposed 10 accept the offer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17

er traced on map any plan OF con-
centration or. mobilization, nor ever
had any knowledge of the details Of
these movements. nor of the plan for
the distribution OF the various units
throughout the departments.
Let u.s." asserted Dreyfus. under
stand one another in. regard 10 what is
meant | assert / did not know i'm it's
details of the plan OF concentration. In
regard TO the circumstances dwelt upon
before yesterday there was nothing
precise stated. There was nothing bur
argument" The audience here gave
vent To expressions OF assent and dis
Ant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
A Taunt Answered.

These statements OF the general con-
vulsed the court with laughter which
s~rmed TO irritate the witness who was
growing nervous under the searching
examination OF counsel. Turning to
Dreyfus. Gen. Roget cried In a loud
voice: Il know very well that II was
accused OF an act OF treason which I
had not committed I should find argu-
ments with which TO defend myself"
This assertion evoked murmura. but
the gem raj shouted: why does he
deny even the most obvious things?"
n, Demange shrugged his shoulders
and eJaculafed.
"Ah."
The prisoner. however. arose and en-.
ripucally denied point blank some ~
t<,> kcntrais cvidehte. He said he new
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
MANY
KILLED IN
BATTLE.
Eight Hundred Venezuelan In
surgsnt Killed in a Fight
With Government Troops.

Washington. Aug. 1I-United states
Minister Russell az Caracas reports TO
the state department that the insurgent
faction I'm the state OF Los Andes. Ven
czeu.. under Gen. Citriano Castro.
was completely defeated by the govern
ment troops in a bloody battle which
lasted Is hours. The loss OF insurgents
is placed at 500 killed and wounded. and
that OF the government az 300. This Is
the end Of the disturbances in that sec
ton which is the only one affected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
Lively al Sssconnst Po.nt.

Matters are quite lively at Seaconne.
Point just at present, and there is a
very large number OF guests nt The
hotel and all the cottages are occupied.
The flag ship New York. the Brook-
lyn, the Indiana and the Massachu-
setts OF the North Atlantic squadron
are i'm the harbor today and viii re-
main until early tomorrow morning.
Two tug boats loaded with material
FOR the breakwater are also I'm the har-
bor aud derricks are being placed i'm
position so that the work can be push.
ed along without any unnecessary de-
Law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17

Al, An attachment for $4,000 w,s .,
.ofeh ao,s,,,,, at me city han. this nonn 1,s.
tionai hs, t,,s ~ vas the American Ma
property Of Edward i 80. upun IN"
Bicknal The oniv cxnts,', IahN =.
az the bark is that tho agsir CIV
purely persOnal nature ana - "l a
ing 10 do With any firm "a corpo,,'ia,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
IHE PROVIDENCE MEMS

secured control of the sale Of one Of the
most wonderful inventions In the Cal
culatlng Lead Pencil Difficult numbers
are instantly multiplied. See ID today
at the News office. Weyb street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
PROCLAMATION.
BY His EScsllency, ELISHA DYER, Governor.

Whereas the island OF Porto Rico
has been devastated by hurricane.
and IL has become evident that a great
multitude OF people rendered utterly
destitute by this awful calamity must
be fed and cared for until uney cail
have the opportunity TO produce iOcd
for themselves. and.
Whereas. the secretary Of war has
supplemented the appeal of the COVER
nor-general Of the island for contribu-
tions OF food. clothing, building ma
terials and money;
Now. therefore, /. Elisha Dyer gov
ernor OF the state OF Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations. do earnestly
appeal TO the people of this state TO
contribute generously TO the relief of
the people OF Porto Rico.
Supplies should be sent TO Col. H. n.
Jones, Army building. foot OF Whitehall
street. New York city, I'm packages
plainly marked Porto Rican Relief"
and he should be consulted as TO time
OF shipment. Money should be sent TO
tho National Bank VI North America.
New York city. which has been desig-
mated as a depository for the relief
fund.
In testimony whereof, | have
have hercunto set my hand
and caused the seal OF the
state TO be affixed at Provi.
dence this 10th day of Au-
U. 50 gust. in the year OF our
Lord. one thousand eight
hundred and ninety nine,
and 81 Independence the
one hundred ana twenty
fourth.
ELISHA DYER.
BY the governor:
CHARLES T.. BENNETT.
Secretary II stale
~ f\cNepapcfe publishing stale laws
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
The lury's flnd ng.

The following is the text Of the find
ing
We find that by reason OF the rapid
running OF the car and the defective
condition OF the approach adjoining the
bridge. the car was deraled. We find
that the guard rail although OF the
style i'm general use on all railroad
bridges was not effective i'm this case
by reason of the speed ana momentum
OF the ear.
We find that In view ot the fact that
the track was new and untried. and
the roadbed not completed. that the car
was running at dangerous rate OF
speed. approaching the bridge and onto
the bridge.
We find that the mOtornan George
Hamilton WAS ~uilty 0f criminal care
lessntss In so running said ear We
find that ON said day said car was In
good order and running condition.
raTp'd Company Negligent
We find that the shelton street Rail-
WAY gou1pauN was very nrrlicNnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
The MOTORMAN RESPONSIBLE,

Continued from page one)
commends for the protection of per.
sons riding on trolley cars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
ROGET DEFENDS
MAJ. ESTERHAZY.

CONTINUED from Page One)
Patty de CLAIMS Moral conviction Of
Eserhazys innocence
''In any case, said the general the
general staff must be entirely disso-
ciated with the part played by Patty de
Clam in this matter"
Certainly" replied NJ. Demange.
II attach great Importance to this
point was the generals next remark.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17
raIroad Company Negligent

We nnd that the shelton street Rail-
way company vas very negligent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-17

Secretary II Stale.
- Newspaper publishing stale laws
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mer pda cffentlis 8aoe | Berlin bar
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pes / Spmmsr og tommer ~autogslig /
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2%sitrant Srdnt 3. Wtasnnd
al 15oe Snfautsris Regiment bar OPP
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9rupeIien foregit 9orsods. SUN eftsrs
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ret 8. yteis.
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6or~fri'tninser blsp ierperet.
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M Dam anlReges.
Spens Retail @roters ifal babe
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Sheriff ReIfon os 5uitru feirebe
Ssnbdg SelobrDlup.
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i1dlttrten bIep romppnsret at Qpnilo
unoer upetrtt 5rsoag. 2~pnaHeberen
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met at 2pnilb / 8aur.
antcn $. Ssritao og MiIs Sulia
Inoer'on bleo piet Ssnoae uf pait.
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SO. %" unber 8rieen % er bel be-
tisnbt / gpen.
0etorationsbugen 5irsbaa blep
ferret poo en- i~tordrtst Maabe. On
5ormiobag 9rocesIion uo til @raps
lunben for at impffe Solbuternes
Srare, pg ON Gftermibbaeen 9rocesz
lion giennem gpsn at @etsraner fra
TO 8rise.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02

tcuse, Sraer % gpeninesr. Sele
6prtous,t langs @ooen, fom fsrer til
WeIt 9etprdb, msllsm be 10 groer, Ell
fulotGnois feisi p9t. 8etts er onoen
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bar facet en- Idaban Mtofort. st pdr
gnosr ramponsrsbts b~stnbeIie og ct
gaontnssbus | Weit 8scorab bIep
flnttst liht fra Grunomuren.
pdd Wofbinoion 9rnirie bar Stors
men anrettsi flor Stabe pad 8inomsls
Ier % llobuie.
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Dat.
Sfoot SdcobIsn tiIbringsr en-
tort Serie / MlinnsapoIis.
- Msnig 2ecnnro Glad Tom |
Manodas hiem fra Sanonndh, bbor
ban bar lieest ibo poa 6oipitaIst.
"Ssiidn Bee" sr after iolet.
9enue Sang iii q. 6. 6ed, 8psns
Grs 9crasrmeiter, os Geo. 6. Climber.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
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at D, btbit tienote Mrro / Dinnsibsii
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Drawer Ii, DEBORAH la.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
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Soun9. Cant nGpnte en- ~ubetbbelia
Sum. Rei, iaa Tibet bill isg life ouope
en-, ipareos Spuns. Msn lea p9ooer
300 Spo. ON, at Ri life faar ario
meb Ruslano for Den Says Stplo.
Sont tunbe for Stams Sinh life an
bet sno iIoa til, og 0sinboQ meo Here,
lOm bar al Scunss Renina, laeoe
til gstrGftelie fine 6anber paa be
p%Gboenbes.
Som bsfienot If Rurge insen aris
meo RusIano.
Soir9 tr6peoe Sont for gelsbet.
o9 Od osnne life DilOs ertisnbe lin
5orpliotelie iii al betole bIsn b,r
io9irSt al 5Ouns og pso Ssisitsrets
Dom fOrpIigtet at bstaIs 300 Spp..
ION 5ouns CAB til be fottigs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Smaapluf.

mrs. 9. 9iems Of Wiumar.
Wflnn., rsiite ioag biem sftsr ct nGiten
2 Tigers Seiss blanbt gamle genner
bernsos. ) ben sib, bun bar p9rst
Der, bar bun ipflst ON fine Siurss
SrdOs os ppntst pp @raufsoerne poa
ben norife airtseaoro.
albert 8. ssrsnIon of Snpuob,
Soma, agtspisbss iioits Manpua til
gttls 9elene 5otpsot, Batter at G6os.
3OtOsot | 9lsntDOob sopnibip.
psbsr Gluuien bsos / Sulbotsrs
hlsnmst ! R~aribuutopn ssnbua
Worsen, naitsn rs aar oammel. gfs
peoe bar en- aummel 0inneIbeit
GOuntp SsttIrr. 5 5o.gorsns sr,p
ban 5%nrretnins / Golmar unbsr ;sir.
nonabnst GIart & Glaufen. !Sous
ents oe 10 Ssnnsr bpr r Qn,,
Ittas DOrtb So. gfbsbs bar grp.
Der al tiOlissrs ofbsbs gaftor +. 6.
Gluuisn.
6ru Ssoonia Sssg fra gp,r
9tor9e dflnttebe iibits Manboo If
10 DfdonsOsr Ionae gsipq bos I'm
Sotssrirn og 9atter 8ottor ga sru
soses bsraf gpsn. og bun sr M poo
gsi'n Rism til bet samle eonb. frp
9ses bdbos unbsr II Spbulb Der Hos.
Jet fig mango @snnsr, Der ole sr inter.
'sisrens / bsnbes @eIfrrb "a suf,r
benoe en- lptteIis Rsiie.
Gbns. moOrss Seite ipruno
lsbtt 5irsbas 5%Ormiboas. Deb gen
Bears Sisrne bapbs be st Somm,nz
'tso msb 5umss 2ennons sisrstsi
'om plso 09ltet cDsr os Rrs 9snnon
o9 Ssn bIsD Iiss,nbs unpsr guooisn.
Os blso itrdr brust op til Or. 0oub.
mems Rontor. 5eIeigpis babe be fun
fnas' nOgls minore forlis, Strammer.
SstOrah ce Omssn 6Iep Rot til
Onsoos bsisst al en- DoIoiom Gturm.
ION siorbs en- Del stab. paa ssur.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Hettelie.

Srping, Minn., 29be Mai. '99.
Seq fer / Sere5 glao, at isg bar
punoet unben pramie / 8cnturrdncen
ON Maisapl. Der er imiplertib en-
libsn Sell meb Rdpnet, ION BET er
glabet; tbi nit Rapn er life So6n 9.
RslIon, men Spbn g. Relion. Spor
6eilen ~itriper fig ira, peb jeg life;
men ieg beber Dem bare al ben 9obs
beo at rette ben.
Oa jsg itrep, at aft, iom birette
I9l9es fra Surmsn, er Surmen os
5drmerens Sab, faa mente isg osrmeb
BET Raaitof, Iom | ufpr9blst 5iiitanb
fGlges fra 5armen.
Sobn g. Relion.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02

Wonb bebsr ON, bill ban fuu, for ben
clogs sr faa iiaIons. at insen Grbeibss
sip.r bar Raab til at labe BAN sad.
San sftsriss,s ! bpsr 8p os 2anosbn,
/ bDert apntor og bpsr Butt, ! bpert
99rtiteo os hper 5obrif. 9eroen raos
Der ub eftsr en- FABIAN: ban tr9nsss os
tr9nses itorligen - ben Wanb, ION
tan brings ct 8ubifdb til @arcia!