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The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

are going TO make their last stand on
bertillon's system which they intend
20 submit ns proving Dreyfus guilty.
Intelligent men laugh at it, but is this
very ingenious and has the merit, In the
eyes Of the eenerals OF being incompre-
neneihle TO an ordinary man and thus
calculated TO Impress him, If supported
by the puppets Of the general staff.
Bertillon's theory has already been In
troduced by some Of the military wit
nesses who declare their con ndence In it.
The trial. In my belief, will last about
another 20 days.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Comptroller Roy, was the first witness
called today. Ito give his impressions of
Dreyfus, which harmonizsd with those
Of the generals who have already testi
fed. But the witness waa unable to give
q single specific fact to substantiate his
impressions.
Major Dreyiell tsstifsd to a long string
OF similar insinuations. He referred to
money and the prisoners Irregular at
tendance at his office. After gfus had
rebutted one or two of t,.s witnsss's
statements Major Du Chatelet was called.
He described the alleged confldences of
preyfus In regard TO women and gam
Maitre Demange expressed surprise at
the fact that the witness hnd not men-
toned this Mt the court martial OF 1894, to
which Major Du Chatelet replied: -
"Whati What, here was q man accused
OF one OF the most heinons CT crimes and
you think ought toihAve retailed his
confldsnces In regard to women and tlnm.
bling Nonsense. 2
Dreyfus briefly corrected some of Du
Chateiet's -statements and than nj.
Dubrieul who described himself as q pri-
yate gentleman took the stand.
He testified as to how he was intro
duced to Dreyfus by certain NJ. Bod
son. at whose house the witness after
wards dined In company with Dreyfus
and German attache whose name he did
not rememter.
Continuing, NJ. Duhrieul said he was
greatly astonishei at the suspicious ia
miliarity" netween the attache and Drey.
fus ami that perceiviDg their disapproval
OF his. presence NJ. Duhrieul ceased his
visits to Nj. Bodson. When the latter
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
CAMPAIGN To BE PUSHED.

Washington. August 23.-Secretary
Root returned this evening from his
visit to the President az Lake Cha mplain
and spent some time with General Cor
bin and Acting Secretary Meikiejohn.
That the campaign in the Philippines
is to be pushed vigorously and promptly
is evident from a remark the Secretary
made to the reporters He was deter
mined, he said, that every man belong
ing to the twenty regiments of volu n
teers now being recruited shall eat his
Christmas dinner in that country.
As to the reports that General Wesley
Merritt is to succeed General Otis in com.
mand OF the troops in the Philippines,
Secretary Root was non-commlttal
The secretary's attention was called to
reports Of fresh preparation for treating
with the insurgents with view to peace
full settlement of the war in the Philip.
pines He had not heard officially of
these, although he expressed himself as
being glad IL such a solution of the
difficulties could be brought about.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
ELEvENra MAINE REUNIoN.

Wateryilie, August 23. The lith Maine
regiment association, holding its annual
reunion in Watervllle today, deyo ted the
morning And afternoon to business. AT
the former, Secretary Thomas B. Taber
rendered his report showing the associa.
tion TO be in good condition and the loss
Of rs Maine boys by death the past year.
The election of officers occurred In the af-
ternoon as Iollows; E. ]. Miller of Ma.
oaias, president; A. p. Bickmore oi
Hyde Park, Mass, and Anson Crookei
OF Machias vice presidents; Thomas
Taber Of Bangor. secretary and treasurer;
III. P. Downing of Minot, musical direc.
tor. This evening eception and ban.
quet was served at Th ayers hall at which
Mayor w. q. Philbrook delivered an ad
dress of welcome, which waS responded
to by Captain j. 3. Lane of Augusta, In
behalf OF the visitors.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
sIGNoR REssMANN,s LETTER.

Paris, August 28. The Figaro gives an
extract from letter written just before
he died, by Signor Ressmann. the italian
am bassador to France. to whom Col,
Panizzardi is said by Gen. Roget to have
addressed a letter duplicating Dreyfus.
The following is the significant sentence:
II have only one regret and that is to
die without having the seen the inno-
cence Of the unfortunate Drsyfus estah-
lished.''
The Matin publishes an interview with
Comte Esterhazy who denies the allega.
tion made at Rennes regarding him by
General Gonse and Gen. De Boisdeffre.
These generals, he says, have not scruplsd
to stab him in the back in order to save
themselves,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
Soldiers Followed Pay
Officers Here.
Attacked Captain of Gen d'Arms
Who Fired.

Santiago de Cuba, August 2S.-Five
men are dead and ten wounded as the re-
suit of a tight last night between
gen d'armes and disappointed. Cuban Sold
iers at Ceuyitas, three miles from Santiago,
where the payment OF the Cuban troops
is progressing. Five thousand Cubans
had gathered there to receive pay and af-
ter three days. only $50 had been paid.
Thousands who had been disappointed
at other points had come to Cueyitas as
the last place of payment in the province.
The imperfect lists caused great dis
satisfaction and a rumor circulated yes
terday that the paymasters would leave
today, alarmed the men who had not been
paid. They began to collect In groups
and to show their annoyance. Finally
their threats became serious
Capt. Baliat with 90 gen d'armes was
present to preserve order among the ap-
pllcants and the United States troops
protected Col. Moales, the officer having
charge of the payments Suddenly Capt.
baliat. who was mounted. was surround
ed BY mob, struck by stones and bottles
and shot In the arm. his men promptly
fired a volley In the mob, three persons
being instantly killed and Is wounded,
two of whom died this morning. Col.
Moales' guard promptly surrounded the
money. but took no part In the fighting.
For few minutes there was lively con-
fiict, cnrbines and maohetes being used
freely. Capt. Baliat was the only
gen d. arm wounded. All the dead were
coiored Cuban soldiers. This morning
payment was resumed under heavy
guard. There are rumors that force is
being organized to attack the pay Office.
but these are probably unfounded. Gen.
Castillo. civil governor of Santiago de
Cuba, was ut Cuesitas at the time and
soon restored order.
There is no doubt that the inaocurats
list will cause a great deal Of hardship.
Many Veterans have followed the oom-
missioners for slx weeks only to find
that their names are not listed.
Gen. Leonard Wood does not anticipate
serious trouble.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

THE CHINESE MUST GO.
Important Action By
Gen. Otis.
Chinese Exclusion Act Applied To
Philippines.
Washington Knows
Nothing of Action.
Order win Be Opposed BY The
Chinese Govt.

Washington, August % The state de-
psrtInent has been informed through a
diplomatic channel that General Otis has
applied the Chinese exclusion act in the
philippines. The information was q
surprise to the authorities here, both
state and military, ,as the matter has been
under consideration for some time and 1t
was not known that General Otis had
put the exclusion laws into force. The
first intimation in that direction cam o
In despatch received a few days ago from
the Chinese consul at Manila, telling the
Chinese legation here that the exclusion
laws against the Chinese. had been applied
to the Philippines. The dispatch was
brought to the attention Of the state de-
partment and inquiry was made as to
how the action was brought about as the
Chinese government has been solicitous
since American military control was es-
tsblished In the Philippines that the
United States exclusion laws should not be
extended over the islands. The state
department knew nothing Of such an ex.
tension and made inquiry OF the war de-
partment. The military authorities.
however. were equally without informa-
tion as to General Otis's course in this
particular. Accordingly the Chinese
officials were advised that any action
taken by General Otis In applying tie
exclusion laws to the Philippines was
not the result Of instructions ssnr from
here, but was doubtless due to an exer
else OF his authority as Governor General
OF the Philippines What further stsp
the Chinese authorities viii take has not
been determined as nssaistsr Wu Ting
Fang is out of the city for a few days.
There Is little doubt, however, that he
will seek to have General Otis's order
held I'm allegiance suntil thsssauthoritie )
here pass upon the general question
which has been under consideration be-
tween the two governments.
In this connection the state depart-
ment has received an important letter
from Mr.. Williams, our former consul at
Manila. who still remains there in conf
dential capacity. He says the native Fill
ipinos are strongly opposed to Chinese
labor, and in his opinion the exclusion
of the Chinese from the islands would
materially aid In bringing the war to q
close. He places the Chinese population
at SO, 0)0 which is considerably more than
estimates from official sources
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Al
FRYEBURG.

Fryeburg, August as.-Ths SUNDAY ,
school convention which began its ses-
sion at the camp grounds Sunday,
August goth, closed today. 1he meet
ings have been held under the leadership
of George II. Archibald, superintendent
OF field work of the Bible Normal college
of Springfield, Mass, and secretary of
tae Maine State Sunday school associa.
tion. Three sessions were held daily
and much interest developed among those
attending. A question tox was used and
illustrations of topics were dra wn upon
the blackboard. The various problems
of child life were treated In relation to
the public school. the Sunday school and
the homo life. Among the questions
discussed were these:
How TO keep child out of mischief;
how to properly punish ohild; what to
do with bad tempered child; how to
grade Sunday school; how TO get tea IN
ers; how to hold class.
The meetings we're full of helpful sug-
estions In the training and instruction of
children.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
TWENTY-SECoND MAINE.

Bangor, August 23.-The annual re-
union of the 22d Maine infantry was held
here today. The election of officers result
ed: President, Lieut.. q. d. Williams,
Sangerville; vice-presidents, Bartlett
Bradford, Carmel; Lieut.. Hiram e. Hatch,
Oakland. CALI; chaplain, u. p. Smith,
Newport; secretary and treasurer, 4. H.
Jewell, Hermon Centre; executive CON-
mittee. S. S. Spratt, counsel; Sergeant
o. W. Bridges. Dexter; Levi D. Loyejoy,
Charleston. The next reunion win be
held in Sangergille. After addresses this
afternoon the time was passed socially
Two members have died during the year
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
MAINE CoMMIssIoNERs.

Augusta. August ss.--Goyernor Powers
today appointed the following men to
represent Maine at the civic federation
for a conference OF industrial combina-
tions and trusts at Chicago, Septem Der
1915; Ex-Governor Henry B. Cleaves Of
Portland; a. Ii. Gardner of Rockland;
Nathaniel Butler. president of Colby col.
lege; Hon. ]. P. Bass of Bangor, Charles
II. Prescott of Biddeford, s. d. Leavits
Of EastpoEt, Prof Henry G. Emery of
Bowdoin college, William II. Newell oi
Lewiston, Hon. Cyrus M. Blanchard,
Wilton, and Representative Victor W.
cFarlane, Gresnville.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for Yesterday, Aug. %. taken at
8 p. M, meridian time. the obser-
vation for each section being given in
this order: Temperature, direction of
wind, state of weather:
Boston, 66 degrees. NE. cldy; New York
"A degrees, W, cldy: Philadelphia. "a de-
grees, NV, clear; Washington. "a degrees,
n. cldy; Albany, ~ degrees, ",
oldy; Buffalo, 20 degrees, w, clear:
Detroit, "a degrees N. cldy; Chicago,
n degrees. 4 clear; st. Paul, "A tiegrees,
N, cldy; Huron, Oak 72 degrees. N ",
clear; Bismarck. 20 degrees, Nv. clear
Jacksonyilie, 81 degrees, s. D oldf.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
FoR PENSIONS AND oFFIoEs,

Des Moines Ia. August %. General
Robert st. George Dryenforth of Wash
ington, ID. c., commander in chief of the
Veterans Union Gen. George e. Ludley.
south Dakota, deputy commander In
ohisf Gen. W. l.. French, Massachusetts,
second deputy comm ander, were re-
elected today. The other officer will be
hereafter appointive. "A new constitution
was adopted, Echanging the name to
Union Battlemen or Union Veterans
U nion.
Each state is to be division, each oom-
mand regiment. The annual encamp
ment Is to be held in October. The or.
eanization is to be purely military and
Its objects are to be political, to urge the
election and appointment of soldiers TO
offices and otherwise further their con-
Germs. .
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
LOCAL wEA THEIR REPORT.

Portland, Aug. 2s. ls9s.-Ths local
W Gather bureau records the following:
s a. m.-Barometer. 29.eSo: thermome-
ter. es; dew point. 6l: Rel. humidity
50; direction of wind, N; wind veloo-
ity. g. state OF weather. oldy.
p. m.-Barometer. 29.99i; thermome-
ter, 90; dew point. 90; rel. humidity, 100;
direction of wind, oalm; wind velocity, ;
state Of weather. It, rain
Max. temp, 90; min. temp, 60; mean
temp, "a: max. wind velocity 10, NE;
precipitation-24 hours, .04.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
DEWEY AT NICE.
Admiral and Men Thinking of New
York Reception.

Nice, August es.-AdmIral Dewey and
the officers and men OF the Olympia. now
Iat Vile, France. near here, are already
anticipating their New York reception
and are preparing for their part in It.
The Admiral has received permission
from the authorities to land the Olympia
battalion at Villa. France, for drill pur.
poses, during the remainder of the ruis-
er's stay there.
NJ. Granet. project Of the AIpes-MAri-
times, visited Admiral Dewey today, the
former expressing the pleasure of tn g
French government at the Admiral's vis-
1t. adding his assurances of personal-ad- :
lairation.
IL Is expected that Admiral Dewey
will como to Nice tomorrow and return
the projects and other official calls.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
AN ENGINE DERAILED.

Lewiston, August ss "A special to the
Sun from brunswick says:
An engine and two cars of a special
freight ran of the track near Brunswick
about noon. The engineer and the ire
man jumped and were uninjurea. The
frelghts tracks wsre hauled on the trach
without much trouble, but the engine lie.
on Its back in the gully badly smashed.
The accident was caused by rail re,
moved by the section msn who forgot to
use a aag.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
VETERANS Ar THE WEIRs.

The WeirH, N. H., August a3. With
good weather the second day of the New
hampshire Veterans' reunion was favored
with an attendance of at least 10. 600 peo-
pie and the regular programme of the day
was carried out as arranged by the cffic.
ers OF the association. This afternoon
came the annual parade OF the G. A r.,
under escort Of the Sons of Veterans.
At campfires this Afternoon and eve
ming, addresses weEe made by several dis.
tinguished guests.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
EXPERIMENT sUccEEDING.

Was hington, August 23.--According to
recent adyices received at the war de-
partment, the experiment OF enlistlna
natives of the West Indies into the
American army has proved quite success
ful In the case OF the Porto Rican bstai-
lion Of United States volunteers which
body completed Its organization few
weeks ago.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

One Condition Is That Great Britisn
shall Abdicate suzerain Rights.

Capetown, August s3.-From an excel.
lent unofficial source Of information. 1t
IL ascertaiEed that the substance Of the
Transvaai's communication TO the Brit
ish government in reply to the latter's
demands is concession OF a i've years
(Retroactiye) franchise. share in the
election OF the president and an increase
In the representation of the gold fields,
probably eight additional seats and n
stipulation that all other questions are
to be submitted to an arbitrator but not
n foreign power, that Great Britain shall
not use the present interference as
precedent, and that the British govern
ment shalt reliDquiah all suzsrainty
rights.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
MEMBERs WE'RE oHEERFUL.

Pretoria, August 23.-Mr. ConyinQ
ham Gresne, British agent and oharg Q
d'affaires at Pretoria, today presented to
the British secretary of state for the col
onies, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, the
nature of which has not yet been al
vulged.
The presumption Is that it is connected
with the recent pour parlers.
The mem bers of the executive council
are apparently more cheerfuL
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
wRECKED BY CYCLoNE.

Washington. August 23.-The life saving
bureau Is receiving reports OF the wrecks
along the North Carolina coast, reported
in the press dispatches last night but
the official reports are coming in slow
ly, owing. presumably. to the fact that
the wires are down. The dispatches re-
csived at the life saving bureau are as
follows:
Elizabeth City, N. O., August a2.
Lieut.. Johnston has reached Gull Shoal
station. SLapio ashore at Durants Sew
en- wrecks reported south of Hogs Hend.
Sent this morning to Norfolk IL ship
wrecked sailors Falling.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
FOR BRYAN AND SILVER.

jackson, Miss., August 23.--Hon. A..
II. Longino, of Washington county, was
today nominated for governor OF Missis-
sippi by the Democratic state convention
without opposition. The platform en-
dorses the declaration OF the Chicago
platform of 1896 and declares the Hon.
W. j Bryan TO be the ahlest exponent Of
those principles, the statesman and
patriot, the great tribune of tho peop le.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
spoNAeLE's MIsDEMEANoRs

San Franoisco, August 23.--Goyernor
Gage today presented to the lunaoy COM
missiun his report of the Investigation
into the management of the insane asy-
lum at Agnews. A great deal of the re-
port Is unprintable. 1t charges DIR.
Sponagle, medical superintendent of the
asylum with many crimes including rape
and murder.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Thursday and
Friday New Enthusiastically fair
Thursday and Friday: fresh North to
East winds.
Boston, Aug. 3.-Forecast:--Ge Generally
cloudy weather Thursday; light to fresh
easterly winds; Friday partly cloudy,
fair weather; East to South winds.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
a TERRIhLE pRoIECrILn.

New York. August 2S.-- At the Sandy
Hook proving grounds today an expert
ment was made with a dynamite shell
which tended to prove that If 1t had
struck battleship the latter would have
been sunk. Willard 5. Isham, is the in
ventor Of the projectile.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
ABOUT TO LEAVE PLATTsBU RG.

Plattsburg, N. Y. August es.--The
members of the Presidential party spent
the last day but one of their stay at Hotel
Champlain Ia making preparations for
their - departure tomorrow for Long
Branch. President Mckinley ana party
will remain at Long Branch until Satur-
day afternoon when they will start for
Pir tgburo
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
THE SHERMAN SIGHTED.

San Francisco, August 2S.-The u. s.
transport sherman. bearing the first
been sighted four miles outside the
Golden Gate.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
ALABAMA READY.

Washington, August 23.-The navy de-
partment has been notified that the bat
tleship Alabama Is 30 far along that her
builders trial viii be made on next Mon
day when she will leave Cramps shipyard
fer trip TO the Capes and back.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

Shawboro, ". c., August 90.
Wires down on coast; six wrecks south
of New Inlat including iightship on Dia-
monds. Morgan.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
BOERs MAY COMMAND.

Lourenzo, MARQUEE, Delagoa Bay. Au-
gust % The detained ammunition in
tended for the Transvaal has been re-
moved to the Portuugesa troopship India.
1t Ia reported the Beers contemplate
sending commands for the ammunition.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

Barkentine Priscilla was built at Bel
fast, Me-, in 1856, and hailed from Balti-
more. She was 642 tons register.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

The American Geneskse won again at
Toronto yesterday in the contest for the
Canada cup, against beaver.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
eurs shoal Lie saving station.

August 22.
Bavkentine Priscilla wrecked thres and
a half miles of south station the 18th
IA persons aboard; 10 saved, four lost
general cargo. Pugh, per Morgan.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
TRAIN FIRED ON.

London August 28.--The johannesburg
correspondent of the Times says:
Disquieting reports have been received
here from Natal. 1t Is that on Sunday a
train from Johannesburg was fired on in
the Transvaal territory. The feeling neat
the border Is bitter and the disioyal
Natal Dutch ara armed with inausers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24

Cape Town. August %. The Mafekinq
horse regiment is mobilizing rapidly.
Hundreds of new recruits are arriving
and have been armed and have joined
Viyian's camp
Every day Is bringing fresh recruits.
1t is rumored that 300 Beers have formed
league.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, August 2s.-Ths following
pensions have been granted to Maine peo-
pie:
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-24
MAUsER CARTRIpaEs oRDERED.

birmingham. England, August %. "A
firm of this place has received an order
for IA million Mauser cartridges for
urgent delivery to South Africa. Secrecy
ia being observed as to the exact testina-
tion OF the cartridges, but it is said that
Beers alone use Maussr rifles In that
territory.