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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Mooeane oe Sioelier
Gr oite bore beoite 2%eremeitre.

"Sannelie % aaratter tommsr
gjennem 2ioelis," Itriper en- amsrltanlt
Brett. "9ipet sr SUBS llniperiitet.
2ptten r Gtsdmensgracer, men
@ienporbigbeosr os Wpbganse bore
bebite 2qremsItrs. 0eroen er itabt til
9l9be Dg 91tte; men Manoen toms
msr fsrit sjennem Sorser pg aioelier
til FIN fulbe Gisnbom. Spis Wanoen
paiter fine Zine meb Sadrer og line
3lGbsr bpibs / Blob, bar ban Gstts
ON srons og Scspter. aibslien sr en-
altemiit, Der eisr bet grope flint, fcrs
rambler onbt til sOot ps Ggentjerligs
beb til ianb MsbfslslIe. Staal er
Sern plus Slb. @erttsi sr Staul
plus firrenbe Gsse. 8~ineoitstter sr
Marmcr plus Meiielen, Der for bpert
Slag ienote 8nifter fra fig. Wanos
bonn er Natur plus Sriitelierns, Der
meisler ub 2urotter. grpnceberene
paa be gamle aatbebrdlsr er ale bans
ret ub meb S~aanbtraft, os &urattss
rem bamr,s ub paa Mobgansens Ims
bolt. Din foar nan fun psb at tnuIs
9rusn, % Glabsn sr ofte ben fine
4dnb, Tom beftiQsres ub az tnufte OFF
Petitioner. Snnb % ggenfiarligbeb
GRADER onbe Surer | InIietet; faa
tcmmer 2ibelierns for at fringe og
glatte ub 2inisrne igisn. Sra paulus
til 2tpingftone - fad BIZ en- hsltemos
big 2eber | blsbt al9eebon9 9lep
Der fpftrst en- Gut6er eller en- 2incoln /
ct fonesligt galabs9 Sst err beo at
brbbes meo 9inoen, Sr9et blir feiet
os MGnoene aiemper. Spis Ri mo-
seniinbe ftal faa eisre bsbagelis 9agts
~tjeneite 6iemme meo Gn9lsus, mad pi
fsrit ION 8eteraner az ben oamle
@arbe mpbta bore Saor % 9r % boil
be bort gisnnsmtubts. Ipi9rsos Stag
oppe | beftias 9anps bso SrGnien 90
lanst borte fra Siemmet. @i mao
life pGre iliae Sptimiiter, at ri inb,
bilosr ps islp ps andre. at Der life FIN
bss Sisnuoroiabepsr. Gn Sorm al
9umbso err altio at trRfte "2iest"
meo til 8ilbs, en- anosn at rifle for
isge at triumiere posr 5ragsoisr Der
at penes bore Zine til en- dnbsn Sant."
gr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
90bs aapittl. - Jpriulst sitnnem 5stninsen.

Sas..n fsres toers opsr Prarisn - nlpb ben Stratnina
aratftpp, Der Iigssr pmtrsnt ii MiI,s aiitanb fra Stspst.
Jsrsnb ben tan nuass, ~iOroanolss Rpttsrnss R9tter til
en- lang, afbruot einie bu ben enc sftsr ben anbsn nebes
ii! at i%tanpis. ~siisrhpsrt ipm Ssitsns bIiper ~fprpuItne peb
bet lang. untr,nesnb. Riot.
UssR Der sr fun faa, ION tpmmsr sptnins.n NOR, %
fun to al Rpttsrns. ION naar ben nrsenIunoe mart sfter
ben %fpst,no., Der ubtn ct Si,bIit at TtanpI. ftprter inb
nelsm Sra.rRs.
Sons narmsts g~ftsrfels,r rioer paa en- srauIpr9nat
Mluftang, hois i~prtDiuIsp. anitrsns.Iisr Tribes Rpttsrsns
u~afas.Iiss Srus Of qift,u. Sporens og Gtsmusu.
Den, iom umnsr sitsr - men en- lille u~bstpbslio Of
itnnb, sr en- hi, %Frituursn Wanb mec IN ~breopuust Sat
cs @oem.lsfr atis. Son iibbsr pau ct i~tinomaosrt ga.
fem inssn fuIrs tra car iitanb til at uopiis en- lao martss
Zig Surtigbsb.
Den rnaa ~tiIfftirss bpsrten pitsn, Spprsns ea.r Stsm.
men. men ben Iansi sruiommsrs grue al ct aniubluo, IOm
Iptisrsn boIst i'm SaanO % al os til / suusb,o unbrinoer
! Rarbsb,n at Sprsts ~9Rpsruub, ltss bossnfur SolstrpoIet.
Ss to Tlrnb, Der iaul.bss suur Spibien for BE- sprios.
CT Gusius Calhoun os Sch Stump.
Den srna Wuftanss ii,Ibn, Surtiebse bar oip,t Gal
p0un ssnHs 5prosI. Der .nbnu mere forssss peb hans iafts
g%sfutnins Din at bin. bar, ben fsrft., boao bet srb Ttal tuit,
ls" Sm ~ p9pe''pe 1ppuehul9gsp pel16lepe pam.
T't pnrsr ittt l9nse. ier,ne be bsgss sr f~oriuunbns
a~rattopsn.
aiitso siernsm s~ptninesn itprtsr be iusnbs Rpttsre -
life ret fr'm. men Ianss StupD.i' rs apagiisr - mart
eirt'is, mart bsIssnos 2inju. og mart iuisn msb plub.
Istiss Spinsninssr for lite at iisbs an mob srasrn,.
Hitch jastr Be, uosn osnipn til BUTTE 60 arai - ina
itslsit. rPrtOsi al aatiuspIantens fOrps qisss us Mtefti.
tens ~inarenb, 5crn..
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

pan DIED fruffef op, funpe pan ti'
TONNE. Gn uiDuIis Nopitaub bin
brebe bam fra at tomme neo islen Der
Gangers / 2it iunDs ban tomme nso
og git iaa til en- Ssmmerisie neo moi
5Iiien GID. af nbmattelie lagoe bar
ZIG Der for at bpile en- StuuD, men
iOpneoe til cs ipp, til SOlen bar bSti
pppe paa 9immslsn Snsbass Mor'
gen. gesaD fig iao paa Siemosien
isien os trafteos paa bsle Snsoas til
| apalcninsen, ba ban tom til Jlo'
berg Sunb, iom sr life lanst ifro
bans 9usbonps Sjem.
S 5lobers Sunb bar en- for Jors
iamling at Colt for at iotne / Gloms
men efter Sle. De bapbe funbet bans
Sci eIer Spor ubi Glommsn. Sns
gen gdao bar borte pau peitre Sios al
Glommsn, os ins.n fOrm.get paa ben
s'tre Sibs; De trosoe Osrfor, at SIe
bapbe brutnst fig. Sls fulsts lin
9usbonb bjem os Ia9ce fig ! Sensen;
men bah Susbpnoen pebsr 4munoien
ON at lasse fig msb BAN os laie en-
Sen meo BAN. pebsr fad sjoroe.
0a fda Sle bapoe Icpst og ipiit, fors
tulte ban alt, Tom Der sr omftreost.
Ole SIfen bar en- title ps mssst
forit9tig perion, iaa insen n9reoe ben
mlnoite 5pil ON. bpap ban fortalte.
u. .. De ~opsnfpr Omtalte Sslps
miner er beIi9senpe / aasn9s / Solsr,
% bar meget ~rigboloise ben Sio, De
oreoss, men blep neolagt Deo 5orrGs
beri fra Ssitprsliens Sios. Grub
buaerns" eies MI al q. Rsnning (nu
boidt MiGigan i 4merita), % 6. g.
aoSnes, begge fra ausnGs. De Ear
loplis StiarpeIeoel paa Srubsrne. -
Spenitadsnoe 8erstning er en- Spte9s
nelie, iom Oeo ct rent 9ilf9loe sr
tommet mig ib9noe, % cr giort at en-
a9tet og trop9roig Manp.
Seq bar 6ert benns siloraselfe me-
get omtalt / min Sismbpsb 4asnes,
tor ale, 6aaoe 9amle og ungs / Splers
ire noroIigIte 9psoer: SoH, @asnas
og 8daler, peo at fortGle ON ban
"8ere," ban, iom blep tagsn al 8jersz
foIt. Ole ONsn fit efter Sursn til
"&Iotten" alorig en- ri9tig SsIieoas
mer, men blep TOR og mayer e~ftsrbpert,
Og bIeb oerfor iioen tienot unber Raps
net "Sgre."
gisrget "9lpttsn" bar for | Sibsn
msget betjenbt paa Gurnb al ben
Mrnsce 9ergfplt, Ium ia9bss at babe
it Stlholo Der, pg bpprcm Der saar
mango Sdgn.
Vu oerimpb CT Tibet eller intel at
oet'ldgs Spit tilbags i Solsr. og bpao
8runben BERTH fan pGre, fan ieg life
~Itjsnne. Seq ipnes, be tunbe babe fla
ret fig sOot / SOlpr, ia til Og mep, be
tunbe bare faut tisrt pua Sernbansn
ogiad MI. Staoe ogiau, at be life OPP
lspsbe at foa is 8ansn bampe ppigiena
mem Solsr. 9. g. Solberg.
Chippewa Saas, mis-.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

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hssese
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slas Os Ot
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sanSI,t {
IN galoris
mas snitsm
sris bar en-
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for b trts
sistis Gdit
gang aoef
ia tiosmG
FaRt ON
s,rior hsro
tsn 5 min
Il nan III
Gang. Tio
sD,r belle =
r,rns par I
Cor Ongtig'
% @rs 70
fringe Gag
qapnIsba
ns.lis siOs
ri fig; men
h bar bru
in 6.niigt,
s,t,ioet ne
s~yabl.motiN
Zen III
slis Og flo
t,rsit. af5'
l.nmrssn b
% SuirIdn
np,rIis prd
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sronsOss ]
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flag; BERN
l,nmtr uni
ct, bO.rt 2
surrsfOr,nir
he, Der il,
%forsnineer.
llnosr Rui
g,ros Bro,
sap tn bun
nan Bet 0
gyirodbsim
II. mto gi
naro Sbur
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sicgt, ct |,
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1t II iaap
srfrr,s lib
mango Stel
mob man
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''lst til ct
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the 3ui.a
kim ,r for
atttidHa
eamhOlo"
6,sntioer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Bang
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NaE abi,
| Na % gu
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Come. EvCryb3Gy

Let everybody come to the
Home 1L.natre's ard Hospital
Benefit Auction at the armory
tonight. Doors open at :; per-
formance begins at 5. Some
minstrelsy of rare and racy ma
ture will be produced. Excellent
music, new jokes and songs by
our best local talent. The pro-
gram is a good one, arranged
with great care by the gentle
men, who, for the past ten days,
have given much Of their valua-
Bile time to the service.
The auction Of the articles
contributed viii take place also.
Bring your pocketbooks and bid
lively. Tickets, 80 cents, at the
door. No reserved seats, SO
come early.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Episcopal COnyOcatiOn

The Seventh Episcopal Convo-
cation Of the southern jursdlc-
tion of this state Was held in Mel
borne last week, ending Saturday.
Rev. w. G.. Gray presided. The
pa arishes are il a growing and pre-
grcssivc State. The Convocatlon
was well attended, with some
fervent services and eloquent
addresses. Those in attendance
from Oca|a were, Rev. G.. N.
Gray, of Grace Church and his
son, Arthur, and Mr.. Jones
Williams Of Benedict. Rev.
Gray's sermon, defending the
"Doglnatlc Theory Of TIE
church, was lerSthily spoken Of.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

La Grippe is again epidemic.
Every prtcaution should bc taken
to avoid it. Its specific cure il
One Minute Cough Cure. y. j.
Shepherd, Publisher Agricultural
Journal and Advertiser, Eden,
Mo-, says: "No one will be disap-
pointed n using One Minute
Cough Cure for La Grippe. :"
Pleasant to take, quick to act.
Anti-Monopoly Drug Store, Ocala,
Fla.
Distilled Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for bruises and sprainS.
BicycicrS, attention-one gallon
and Jug, s1.25; half gallon and
bottle, - cents; one pint and
bottle, % cents, at the Anti-Mo-
nopoly drug store.
COMPOUND Dyspepsia Tai
lets, the best remedy for sour
stomach, dyspepsia and indigo )
tlop. One dozen for , cents.
Try them and be convinced. Tyd-
InGs & 20.
We are showing the correct
styles in gentlemen's heaG"ear.
Davidson & VGnEchop.
Our prescription depart
ment is in the best CT trim and
we enjoy splendid trade.
PROMPT attention given al work.
IYDINGS < Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

Extra Early Southern Prolific Potato
That our people may have an
opportunity of trying this Won
derful new potato at a modera te
cost, l have put in stock few
barrels Of them. Call early as
stock is limited and will soon be
SOLD out. Also a few Beau: Of
Hebron and Chill Reds. Guar
anteed pure stock.
If. j. b. SUTTON, Scotsman.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
A Turkish Bath

The managers of Keogh's
Comedians, who arrived in town
yesterday, kindly consented to
postpone their openingFtlll Tues
day night, that all luhght attend
the Home Mlnstrels'and Hospital
Benefit at the arfnory tonight.
SO let the peoplefshow their ap-
probation by Coming Tuesday
night, ucrT 81, and sec the
most laughaBIe\ farce comedy
that has evef been presented in
Ocala, a PurHish Rath." The
company il strons\ one, with
some very clever artfSts. As
they have lost Monday night
they viii only appear Tuesday
and Wednesday, nights. Re,
served seats, so cents, on sale at
Davidson & VanEchop's.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Bicycle Bargains

We now have five bicycles we
want to sell, Four lady's wheels
in the lot. Don't buy a cheap
wheel while You can get one Of
these.
One Sterling,
One Phoenix,
One Crescent,
Two Ideals,
Regardless Of cost, to make
room for 80 models.
OcALA Music COMPANY.
Next door to Postoffcc.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

LEARN TO SAY "NO" when a
dealer otfers you something "just
as good IN place of Hoods Sar-
sapariiIa. There can be no sub
stitute for Americas Greatest
Medicine.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30

The Anti-Monopoly drug
store is selling Bosanko Cough
Syrup at 25 and so cents per bot
tie. Relieves that cough.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Seed Corn

j. 3. Sutton has received car
load Of seed corn, the cheapest
ever offered in the state. Ask
for prices, wholesale or retail.
1m-dW and w IL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
To the Ladies

Rare and exceptional values
being offered for the balance of
this month IL dress goods and
novelty suitngs at the Alliance
StOrc.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Tax Books Open

The tax books are now open
and Tax Collector Thagard is
ready to receive state and county
taxes for 1898.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Seed Oats! Seed Oats!

New lot arrived today at the
Alliance Store. Every farmer
should SOW some.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-01-30
Notice

The Kinderga$fen Association
will meet or Fuesday Jan. 81,
at $3.50 p:Vfatrons and friends
are cordiaW invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
Personals and Briefs.

Charles A. Romer has been granted a
divorce from olivia c. Romer in the
Chancery Court.
Mr.. X. s Denny. of the Southern Rail-
WAY Company. Washington, ID. c., Is In
tho city to see his mother, who is very H.
The hod-carriers OF Richmond have an
nounced that they will, on June 10th, ask
for an increase OF their wages 10 $50 per
day of nine hours.
George Wilson. not the Minstrel George.
was before Magistrate Lewis at Henrico
courthouse yesterday on charge of in
toxication. and was fined 81 and costs.
The public meeting of Richmond Lodge
ROYAL Tribe of Joseph. which was 10 have
been held at Murphy's last night. was
postponed until Friday night. on account
of the weather.
Grand Regent Sol l.. Bloomberg. of the
ROYAL Arcanum, has appointed Mr.. Harry
Kemp. of this city. special Deputy Grand
Regent for the State OF Virginia. Mr..
Ken,p has been for several years one OF
the most active members OF the Area
mum. and the appointment will give gene
raj satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30

Report Of Court Of snquiry-SOme
CPitfcism Of CoghIan.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.--Admirai Re-
mey, composing a court OF inquiry APP
pointed to investigate the circumstances
OF the recent grounding Of the cruiser Ia
leigh at the entrance OF the harbor or
Charleston, g. c.. has filed his report with
the Navy Department. The findings ana
opinion OF the court OF Inquiry are as foi-
lows:
FINDINGS:
Il. The evidence establishes the fsct
that the shoal upon which the United
States steamship Raleigh grounded on
Nav .. 1893. has recently been growing TO
the southwark. and has encroached upon
the bearing. which heretofore has been
the usual and safe guide for the en-
trance to Charleston harbor OF vessels OF
the RaIeigh's draught. .
20 II is due to this fact that the RAJ
leigh grounded.
81. In the opinion Of the court, no
further proceedings should be had against
any officer or man attached TO the uniteu
States steamship Raleigh.
49, In the opinion OF the court, Captain
Joseph r.. Coghlan, United states navy.
considering the Raleigh's draught should
nave emploved a licensed local pilot be-
fore entering the harbor OF Charleston,
. C.. because of the warning printed on
the chart that there are frequent changes
i'm the shoal at the entrance, resuitins
from improvements In progress unGer me
direction Of the corps or ensliiep, r
United states army. and that strahssts
sbould not enter without pilot. The
court. however, is disinclined 10 dlsoou-
rage in any way commanding omcei
from plotting his own yessei uhuer orui'
nary circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
THE DREYFUs DEBATE.
Statement from NJ De Beaupre-ne-
vision Thought secure.

PARIS. May 29.-The Court OF casa
ton met to-day to hear the debate In the
application for revision Of the Dreyfus
case. The affair appears TO have lost the
power OF producing any unusual excite
ment. The courtroom was filled WIN
Partisan celebrities. the greater part Oh
the hall having been reserved Tor TICKET
holders. The general belief Is that re-
vision is secure. -,.s .ho
NJ Ballot de Beaupre reviewed the
judicial history Of the case, and sald !.
now rested with the court to pronounce
Judgment. He upheld the statement that
there was sufficient presumption tha'
most serious errors and doubts existed,
and that they justified a revision Oh the
case. He read letters written by Ester
hazy. abusing France and the French
army, these producing deep impression
upon the audience.
At this point, with the evident approval
Of all who listened, NJ. Ballot de Beaupre
quoted from NJ. Mornard's statement as
follows: although justice has been rem,
dered more or less impotent with regard
10 EsterhaZy. by the latter's acquittal on
the charge OF being the author OF the
bordereau, IL is none the less the duty
Of the Supreme Court TO restore TO liberty
an innocent man, unjustly condemned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30

The most valuable. natural bridge In tne
world Is 10 be found at Arizona iyins
across a deep chasm forty feet IN wiath.
IL is a petrified tree about TOUT Zee. III
dsamatsr and about 100 feet In length. II
- pure agate all through. and. therefore,
Is much more valuable as regards mate
rial than any bridge Of Marble or granite
would be. But the most expensive mate
r,al of which a bridge has ever been
built is probably telegraph-wire. One
was built over the Jhelum river at
Kohala. in the Punjab. In the place OF
bridge which was swept away by the
f,octls I'm 1892. "A similar bridge was con-
structed during the 'hrst soudan cam
paign over the Kokora river Tor military
purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
TeIegraphfc Briefs.

The cruiser New Orleans left New Or
leans at $50 o'clock last evening for
Pensacola. She devoted the day 10 coal
ing receiving no visitors, but the harDor
broke loose In a farewell demonstration
Colonel l.. T. Wright. OF Nasnvihe.
Tenn. who originated and organized the
Queens birthday celebration at Port
Tampa, Fla. has received the following
dispatch from Windsor THE queen
sincerely thanks the 10000 Americans at
Tampa for their congratulations.
A fire occurred in the cargo OF the
British steamer Glencoe, Captain Eimes,
which arrived at Hamburg Oh sa.uiu1 ~
from Norfolk. 1t was extlnguished III
about lS an hour after It's discovery. IT'S
or,oin ia attributed to spontaneous com
b,istion In the cottonseed In the cargo.
The extent of the damage aohe mas ho'
vet been ascertaiDed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
MORE CUBaNs APPEAR.
Three Hundred Apply for Payment
OppOsition Thought Defeated.

HABANA, May 29.-To-day events in
,anection with the payment of the Gu
ln troops entitled to apply here for a
asre in the American grutuity have kill
Cd IF the opposition 20 receiving the
trrtv by the pTivates. In American
military circles it IS considered that
Oh. start has been made, and that the
opposition is defeated.
Three hundred privates arrived during
t1. dsy 10 apply for payment, but though
Ilsat.aant-Colonel George NJ. Randall
Dt .n. Eighth United States Infantry, the
Commissioner experimenting the distribu-
r.a h.,s. kept his office open from
JOAN to5P. NJ, only 112 could be paid
during tst interval. as each man took up
several minutes. Many who brought arms
were -1. ON the rolls at all. Ninety-nine
Ifas wore surrendered, most Of the APP
Ilo8.-- declining 10 take any chances in
tuning the weapons over 20 the Mayor
o. Hafaua. evidently believing it would
O. better to give them directly TO the
americans.
TWO HUNDRED HAVE TO WAIT.
Al the conclusion of the days work
hsre were more than 200 who had not
ieen paid These will have TO wait until
srer the return of the pay-car on June
I'm. when there will be probably extra
-rs assigned for Habana.
General Pedro DeIgadO. commanding
te cuban forces around Guanajay, called
81 men together to -day, told them they
wore disbandcd. and ordered them to take
rrr arms and 90 home OF the 200 some
ury who were mounted on ponies, said
r.r would go 10 Habana and get their
money Thcreupon DelgadO called upon
ter0st 90 draw up in line and shoot any
nan who took the road 10 Habana. The
I.~y mounted men dispersed. They Will
Dave au opportunity TO receive their
shares later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
DE RouLEDE AND HABERT.
Their Answers to the Charge OF IN
citing to Mutiny.

PARIS, May 29.-While the Dreyfus
case was proceeding in one part OF the
Palace of Justice, the assize court, on the
other side OF the building, was occupied
with the trial OF NM. de Rouiede ana
Marcel Habert, who are charged with IN
citing soldiers 10 INSTRUMENTATION on the
day OF the election of President Loubet.
NJ de Roulede, among other remarks
addressed to the court, said his action
was maturely weighed, and reminded the
coWt that he created Boulangism I'm or
der 10 save France"
NJ. Marcel Habert followed. He admit
ted that he wished TO cause revolution
but denied having melted soldiers to as
obedience. He said he only sought to lead
General Rogert to the E.ysee Palace. ana
that the man with him CHabero had been
merely following the officers.
At one time. when the presiding Judge
stoned NJ. de Rouede, when the latter
referred to President Loubet, he retorted
hotly that he wanted to drive NJ Ioupet
out of the Elysee Palace. which he SAID
he had only reached, thanks to his me-
| diocrity." subsequently, Nj. de houiede
| acknowledged he was guilty or all tne
| charges except the allegation that ne
wanted 10 lead soldiers astray without
| leader
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
Meeting of Pickett Camp.

At the meeting Of Pickett Camp last
night nearly all business pertained TO the
celebration of Memorial-Day to-day.
Comrades j. r. Sullivan and w. IT,.
Woody were appointed aides to the chief
marshal Of the parade.
a message from Mrs. Bryant, president
of the Hollywood Memorial Association.
thanking the members of the camp for
services at Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday night was received.
The veterans expressed themselves as
having highly enjoyed these services. es-
pecially the sermon by Rev. Dr. Tudor.
The camp will assemble at Monroe Park
at AIS p NJ to-day.
A former chaplain Of the camp. Com
rade w. E. Talley. who has been absent
from the city for some time, made an in
teresting and impressive address
Commander Johnson presided and Chap
lain Winston made the opening invoca-
fiCn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
SENATORIAL REFORM LEAGUE.
Correction I'm List of Committee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ReOpened.

The name of n. II. Hairston. of Henry
county which appeared in the list OF
members of the Executive Committee of
the Senatorial Reform League, announced
by Hon William A. Anderson In Sum
days Dispatch, was there by mistake.
1t should have been Mr.. j. IA. Spencer,
of Henry county.
Mr.. l.. C. Garnett, of Mathews county,
who is to be the secretary al the league
Headquarters, in this city, returned to
Richmond yesterday. There were seve-
raj callers at headquarters in the Cham
| Der of Commerce building. Little work
Will be done until after the committee
meets here June Sth.