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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

misconduct of the jury. and new and i'm
portant evidence as their reasons.
The case of Phillips VS.. Cluff for DAM
ages claimed on account of personal in
Juries. has occupied the entire day. One
witness. Miss Kimhall OF Pariey's Park.
was examined. which consumed the time
up to the hour Of adjournment. As expert
witnesses Drs. Hughes of Salt Lake and
Joyce of Ogden. with DR.. lie Cor-pt of
here
+. NJ Allison. jr.. of Ogden is attorney
for the defense in the Phillips VS.. Clutf
case on trial now and Attorney W. l..
Snyder is for Miss Phillips.
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wants share of Estate.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Nov. T.-Another
claimant to. the estate of the wealthy
John McCleland has turned up. claiming
to be William McClelland of Ma CARA.
Ont. and a brother of the deceased. He
brings a family Bible to prove his claims.
John Powers. a lifelong friend. who knew
John McClelland in Armagh. ireland. de-
clares he had no brother William. There
are a large number of other claimants.
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Young Mothers.

Group is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak. Is
SO agonizing and frequently fatal. .Shi-
ioh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts
like magic in cases of Group. It mas
never been knawn to fail. The worst
cases vedfammediateiy. Price, -
cts, so cts. and ST. For sale at q. c..
NJ. Z Drug Dept.
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j. S. Sykes Promoted.
(Snecial Corresnondence.l

Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov. 16.-An an
nouncement has been made of the APP
pointment of Joseph S. Sykes to the
position of chief clerk in General Man.
ager Dickinson's Office at Omaha. Mr..
Sykes was for several years stationed
here as stenographer for Superintend-
ent Mertzheimer. and has recently
been stenographer for Mr.. Dickinson.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for a. the postofice.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. Il. 1899 To OBJ
tain these letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters" and give the date
of the list. If not called for within two
weeks. they will be sent to the dead let
ter office:
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MEN AND WOMENIN ALL THE VARIOUS
III walks of ife--professional men. trades
men, laboring men, housewives, and women
and men who enjoy a life of leisure-t0 all must
come sickness and suffering sooner or latter.
Nervous Dyspepsia, Catarrh of the Stomach
and Indigestion are frequently forerunners OF
the more serious OF stomach disorders, such as
Cancer of the Stomach and liberation OF the
Stomach Again, stomach disorders often lead
to serious Heart complications
The great HUDyAN is an infallible specific
for all stomach diseases. Many people suffer
month after month and year after year with
stomach trouble. because they seek paIiatives
only; because they resort TO those many peps.n
remedies that have only temporary effect
HUDYAN is unlike such remedies, because il
strengthens and stimulates all the glands ocn-
cerned in the digestion of food, and this toDing
effect is permanent and lasting.
You may know that serious stomach disorder
is threatening if you suffer with headaches
Gig. ~, coated tongue and offensive breath
Gig. y, pains in shoulder Zig. y. palpita-
ton of heart (Fiy. ~, feeling OF heaviness or
weight in stomach or pain IN stomach Fig 81.
pain or ache in right side over regioni OF liver
Zig 81. Liver disorder IS usual complication
OF dyspepsia and kindred diseases There are
other symptoms Indicative Of stomach disorder
Nervousness. costiveness. loss of appetite. sal
low complexion dizzy spells, slesplessness and
gaseous quotations
A Ill HTrDVAN 10
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Sick Headaches.

the curse OF overworked womankind
are quickly and surely cured by Karl's
Clover Root Tea. the great blood puri-
fer and tissue builder. Money refund
&c IL not satisfactory. Price, . cts. and
30 cts. For sale at z. c. NJ. /. DRUG
Dept
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You Trv II

Cure. which is sold for the small price
OF 25 cts, so cts. and 81. does not cure.
take the bottle back and we will refund
your money. Sold for over fifty years
on this guarantee. Price, 20 cts. and
so cts. For sale at z. c. NJ. ]. Drug
Dept.
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Amnesty In Dreyfus Case.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE premier. NJ Wal
deck-Rousseau. in the senate today asked
that the amnesty commission include in
its proposed bill all matters connected
with the Dreyfus case which, were ex-
cluded when the bill passed the chamber
of DEPUTIES last session.
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Dr. H. H Haden. Summit, Ala, says:
ct think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine. / prescribe it. and
my confidence in il grows with con-
tiaued use 1; digests what you eat
and quickly cures dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. F. c. Schramm. Prescription
Druggist, Mccormick block.
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Dropped Dead In Cheyenne.
Especial to The Herald

Cheyenne Nov. T.-Edward Fairhurst.
aged about 20 years. en- route from Can
ton. Kan. to La Grande, Ore. fell dead
was cause of death.
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Court at Coelville.

Especial Corresponfence.l
Coalville Nov. 1.-THE verdict rendered
last night did not altogether suit the de-
Tense in the Potts case, as upon opening
of the district court this morning their
attorneys sought new trial. alleging
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causing the bio to How into It's natural channel
HUDYAN gives strength. because it makes
rich red blood. It overeomes debility, It IA
sures proper discharge OF the functions or
YAM restores the glow Of health to pale, wan
compilations HUDYAN Is natures remedy
HUDYAN is for sale by druggists 30 cents q
package. or six packages for = 90 II your
to the HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, cor
ner Stockton, Ellis and Market streets San
Francisco. Cal.
You have the Privilege of Consul<fn8
the HUDYAE DOCTORS Free Of Charge.
Call or Write
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The Epworth league of the Tiff NJ. Z.
church gave a peanut social last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Smith
II Wellington court. The committee in
charge of the affair consisted of Miss
Margaret Cortheli. Miss Fife Stolten and
Miss Stella Clark. The programme was
a uniquely gotten up arrangement In
which peanuts played a very prominent
mart. Professor Culbertson sang a song
with viola accompaniment. Light refresh
ment were served.
At the meeting of the Pathfinder Liter
ary society of the Fremont school yester-
day afternoon the following programme
was rendered:
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Postmaster Is Appointed


Especial to The Herald.)
/. Washington, d. c.. Nov. 17.-Mary H.
Larson was today appointed postmaster
at Norton, Wayne county. Utah, vice Jor-
gen Smith, resigned.
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Overdue steamer sighted.

Astoria. Ore. Nov. 1.-THE Steamship
st. Enoch. overdue from Panama for
Portland, was sighted on the mouth OF
the Columbia river today All are e
rorted well on board Her delay V14
caused by head winds and foul 5occ
tc=- ~
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admirable remedy TO restore
brain quietuds- HUDYAN
will overcome sleeplessness
and bad dreams. because it
insures a perfect discharge
of the digestive functions.
HUDYAN will cure colsti-
patton because it strength
ems and stimulates the liver
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Ladies' List.

iLeniell. Bessie.
lLunsden. Alice.
Merle. Nine. t2).
Meunie. Geo. Mrs.
Nalin. Mary A. Mrs.
Moore. Christina NJ.
Murray. Lizzie Mrs.
Muck. Anna Mrs.
Nelson. Jennie Mrs.
Nielsen, Menor Miss.
i. Parish, Francis Ed
win.
Perrott. Ada Mrs.
Peterson, Emma
Miss
Robinson. Blanche.
Reed. Maria, 3i7 Z.
4th South
Rawlings, Matte
J Mrs.
{ Reed, Maria Mrs.
Reed. Mary Mrs.
Rasmussen. huice
Miss.
Schauffelea. Louise
Miss.
Smith, Mile Mrs.
Smith. frankie Miss
Smelser. Curt Mrs.
Sadler. Selma. Miss.
! Todd. Elizabeth Z.
Williams, Minnie
Miss.
A. L. THOMAS.
Postmaster.
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Gentlemen's List.

Anderson, II. 3.
Ashby, r.
Alstrom. l.
/ Andrews. d.
| Baden. VI. NJ.
Babcock, w. w.
Bermger. Henry.
Belmont. Geo. A
Bennett, II.
Bell, a.
Burgess, Richard.
Brouse. NJ. A. ~.
Bradley, Jas. ID.
Button. II. g.
Boswick. f. Mr.
Case. Alden s. Rev
Carter, Lee.
| Carey. n. c.
Campbell, Thomas.
Curtis. c. S.
Casterson, c.
Clyle. J.
-oombes. Geo. f.
Cummings, II. Il.
Coates, II. p. G..
Davis. Jno. r.
Crager, Lawyer.
Dansie. b. W.
Deane. Mr..
Daggett. r. NJ. and
Mrs.
Dawson. w. III.
Donneily. Patrick.
Douglas. NJ. W.
Emery Harry G. (2).
Ellefritz. Frank +.
Evans. E K.
Ellis. {. a.
Eslius, Carl %.
Fisher, Albert 7.
Ferris, Chas.
Fern. f. Mr..
Finch. o. f.
Fitzgerald. Vim.
Fowler, Allen.
Frank. Jno. j.
Gillespie. Robt.
Gill. f. T.
CASTOR, S. V.
Green. l.. z.
Gibbons. B. Frank
Green. c. +.
Gurvin. f. E.
Godfrey, Marcus.
Griffen. S. s.
Hazard. Paul.
Hayes, ]. H.
Halls, George
Hendricksen, c. E.
Hopkins. Geo. E.
Henderson. Henry
Hissen. Chas. II.
Hicks. G.. A.
Hagman, Harry.
Hyde. c. E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Donovan was easy for the Locals. VIII
Taylor pitched good ban. ana the Red:
made il three straight from BrooklN a
Dusty Miller was given 10 days notice a.
reIcasc. Attcndance 1000.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Al a meeting Of the Boston executive
council. Wednesday. judge oliver Wen
dell Holmes. Was unanimously confirm
,i chief justice NJ th- supreme judicial
court. was present, ana qualified for
,he duties of thu position
Shipments III gold 10 Canada have been
made by tine Canada branch banks III
New York City Iur TIL, Il5t FEW l4rs
j hr movement rs spoken Of as a precad-
'lgnArY "nr. he purpose being u alay
I'll alarm !n Montreal ii was stated,
Wednesday,. that the Bank by Montreal
dad shipped about 10000 ami The British
Fank vi North America about S35u.pr
Tn" Canadian Bank of commerce is also
understood 10 have shipped large
amount
AT Cuwes. Wednesday. the Meteor
defeated britannia for f1OO prize. the
latter being so far behind that she
dropped out. IL addition to the race
Id which Meter took part, II yachts
started in a separate race for a cup
presented by Emperor William for
schoonerS and yawls Of 40 tons. but
they We're unable to finish the race ow-
ing Ia lack Of wind.
The delay in forming new Belgian
cabiE.t is due, is the difficulty expert
lncld i'll selecting a new minister OF
war who VIII be both an officer and
pledged to the principle of personal
military service. Nj. De Snet de Mayer.
VINO IN attempting to form ministery
in succession Is that OF Nj. Van den
FsdruEoom. which resigned, Tuesday,
OF account of the rejection Of the gov
ernmarUs electoral proposals says the
new cabinet win b. unanimously in
fsvor Of an electoral bill embodying
proportional representations
During the debate III the English
House of Commons Wedn sday. on the
Colonial loan bills thu secretary of
state for the colonies, Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain said III regard to the gov
eminent If Tie West Indies that the
constitutional rights should not be fur
TIM extended. adding that in some
cases. III WAS evident those had already
some too far and the electors did not
care for the privileges. claiming that
lht "so-called Liberal constitutions
were nothing more or less oligarchies.'
Continuing, Mr.. Chamberlain said he
was convinced the crown and govern
ment would be guided by local public
opinion as To the best system.
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At CINCINNNTI.

Batteries-Cunningha and Zlmmei
Carrick and Warner.
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BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
cleveland Merchants at The Mercy Of Both
Strikers and Soldiers.

cleveland. Aug. There was prac-
tically no change in the strike situation
here. today. President Everett of the
EiE Consolidated. declares that his
company has about all the men re-
ulIired and that the service now on the
various lines of the system is equal to
that which was in force prior to the
strike Mr. Everett states that he is
receiving applications from some of
t1r strikers for reinstatement and that
4 number Of union men have already
been out to work. The strike leaders,
on Tho other hand. insist that not a
single desertion has occurred and that
their ranks remain unbroken
There il no Indication SO far Of any
check in the boycott movement.
The militia is being gradually with
drawn at the rate of TWO or three com
ranicS each day.
Major j. r. McQuigg was, today. APP
pointed acting judge advocate by Ad-
iutant General Axiinc, Commandin:,
tha Dhin National Guard troops OF
strike duty here. lie viii at once take
~ the legal phase Of the boycott 50
far as 1t relates to the soldiers. Gen.
Axlirn Said today. that proprietors Of
stores Who refused 10 soil goods to
either soldiers or civilians could un-
dou5tcdly be punished under the law.
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ASTOUNDING IN SENSATIONS.
Search!igh. PAGES Tastes, Heats OF Year a..
Columbus Raid Breaks Reco1d.

Columbus. Ohio, AEE. This WAS III
cay of great racing at the columbus
Driving park The weather was ideal
and the track very fast rcarchlight
paced thc three fastest heats Nc thr
-caScn. 3.03 -. 3.u4 ia ana 2U4. ana
clipped a ha!c second of his record.
The Maid created q sensation by win
Ming thc pust .uncl 2IG pace aftrr fail
jng 10 finish better than third in any
If tin. four heats paced. Tuesday. The
Maid also established q new worlds
record for 4Near-oii mares when shr
I paced the fifth heat in 205 ga The
hest previous record was 200 Ii made
by The Maid at Cleveland. last week
The 3.Gi pace despite TIM fast time
was won ny Searchiight apparently
without effort. His performance in the
first heat was sensational. There were
/ in starters. Anaconda took the lead
III the start ANA went the first qu7rcr
nj almost a 2-mnutc gait. SearChliSht
| slowly moved Up and it was a pretty
race an the way to thc three-qulrtcrs.
| With the two horses neck ana neck uf-
! ter they passed the half and Directly
/ close behind. AS the horses came into
/ the stretch Scarchlight shot ahead ana
! passed under the wire two lengths
ahead OF Anaconda The official time
| nv quarters was: % IA. 1.01, 1.19 Ia
2.03 IA. a protest was raised against
| the time. ii being claimed that the
! heat was 200 Ia. The official time in
Dictates that the third quarter was
made in Is IA seconds. The protest,
however, was not regarded. The geld
ing easily won the two remaining
| heats
| Ace. the horse which showed So much
| ale ID get better than fourth place III
! the concluding heats. the Maid ouj-
| footed the field in three consecutive
| heats. The Queen was favoritc in the
| IA tr0t and easily won in s.raiEnt heats.
Tudor Chimes was heavily backed III thr
2.l4 trot. but never hal show To win.
! Bonatella took the first heat. DIR. Leck
! the second and Altnkl he third.
| Bonatcna won the next TWO heats and
! the race. being hard pushed IN The fourth
by AltolIa ana in tie fifth by Tudo.
| Chimes.
! The results:
The 2l0 pace, purse $2oa0, (postponel
| from Yesterday; The MAJ, first; Ace.
second; Eyclet. third. Time. 2,U1A, 2Oii4.
| 2.O5A, 2ia, 205's.. 20rH. 2.HA.
! The 2.04 pace. purse $3.50: Selrchlight
Won: Anaconda, second; Frank BogaSh.
| third; Directly, fourth; Bessie Eonehiu
| nth; Chehalis. sixth. Time, 20314. 20ih
20i.
The 3.2i trot. purse $1,000: The Queen
first; Owyhee. second; Chain Shot, third.
| Time 2l0li 212ii. 2l2h.
| The 2.l2 trot, purse S300o: Bonatella
| first; Altoka. second; Or. Lcek, third
| Time 2.10h. 2.10$i, 2.l5, 210Ii 21lA.
The finest shops in Chinese city arc
! those devoted to the sale Of collins.
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The finest shops in Chinese city ar,
those devoted to the sale of collins.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.


The irIn+r"rt Indiana sailed from san
flIafi-co Tor Manila. "Wednesday. havtn.
'u h"atd 81" recruits f,r various rc-.i
!1'niS IN tnc Philippines.
Tuc many friends III ,his N W. I.n,-.s
Entvi+ity. VINO MAJ MI one tinir chi-f WV.
Einrer i'prrscn'inE | uclc sam al 81,
itih 'fnh WORKS. VII he pleased TO hea'
n' h!# tl'md.tnn FIR IN" rank M rear al-
mra--H aih Times.
IN official djs;,atrh rr.n, lI,rtl,
co.Ncl at Madrid stated that the sspAni-I
rrmmi sion which has been negotiating
WITH t'r fHlrlnl iH4ur1eni hopes soon
A" secure tir lItr.AiItE "t iIy Spalfis
PRISONERS now IH lhr hands rt tine F'ill
p,l"s.
Tho ,iitft,ot ,.,,r,f ~. rI,,.,.,, ~,
Mia III ~ =. :" = - ..'''
t't-'I, i'P-t! -ul f', "' N'"
'iM I'M anIfchoni Ivy l- Sloane. Pls
.' h-,r nu tEr Ward Line steamer IIr
l"tl which arrived. Tuesday. from ~ u
NnHa. 81 .'1r IT, on Hoffman island und %
thr usaai qearIn inc detention. lie Is ac-
nsgd Il. Scaling Sitoo from the military
ri'a ,.mi,o1 .,.a,., I,+...,.., .,.,.
In go ,, 9.li, it''!{'
Tti S,SM ann H.S'i'tid %ntItrS rom the
Il Till : i-lr,.i ''t' 'nt'h '',.''t II
I'M" i:iI ii n -h' ~: .'i'N
u"t; n 'Ih n'l n ht'tN 7 htlhE Issue
~ me h'tti' Shr prpcc-d"l 10 puini on
Inc trrSidln' where the go sick ana
W'un"'d were transferred TO the shorr.
ohiy tW" deaths occurred during iiA
''l '"t-
Con D.is cables the following casual
Hrs: 5-..eH- IS, infantry; near t1lamht,
NY - 0-, ~ -; Wll.i2m \; RrahcG: 3oth
th,rI.y Jin,i-,, II YAK III
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Base Ball Notes.

Oliver Tebeau. with his S.. Louis host
is beginning to look dangerous agaiu.
Tebeau IL hard fighter ana he never
little luck with his players during the -.
mainder of the year he may prove IA,
gerous competitor both to the Boston
and the Brooklyn nine.-Louisv!l!e JnJ-
nal Not this season.-Globe
Portland Express: The Portland team
in the lead from the beginning of Tho sf,-
son, is now $500 in debt. arguing insutIi
Gent patronage on the part Of the rus
lie. subscription is now being tried 1.
wipe out this debt and place the club OF
its feet financially. 1t is to be haped ~,
Portland business men will appre,iatr ,
good team and respond literally.
Chicago Tribune: The refusal ~ III,
pres to obey the rules is one strar-
feature OF the game. The new bark rui
IS SO often transgressed it has become Iii
most dead letter, ana the rtl. .4.peja..
f9uling OF the bah is entirely disregard
ed- McGraw, who is a clever man with
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EARNED. NOT BOUGHT.
Such is the Reputation OF The Little Conquer
orr in Augusta.

How hard it often is to earn and
maintain good reputation, and how
easy 1t IS I" lose one. AS with mans
reputation, 50 ii Is with other things in
life. Some things achieve reputation
which stays with them. They are
founded on intrinsic value They face
the public backed up by honesty, ana
work their way quietly but thoroughly
Augusta people want no better proof
n the merit than is contained in the
following experience OF a citizen:
Mr.. Il. IL. Hilton, working for MIR.
Parrot Of 80 Winthrop street, says:
very severe case Of grip few years
ago l"it me with serious kidney com
pllclt"ns. After a long and severe i'll
ness. druggist did me the great kind
ness OF advising me to try Doan's Kid
ney iills ! procured a box at q. X.
PAlfridSe's old Reliable drug store,
was greatly benefited, continued the
treatment ana the benefit continued
untIl not z vcstiSe Of the trouble was
leiI. THIS rapid cure was very Won
d>riul, inaSnu h Us when I commenced
me HSc 81 INC remedy was in such a
bad condition thIt ! was forced To void
me Secretlnns every few moments aad
as absolutely unable TO control them
| have recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills 10 very many. ana ! know they
have done others much good"
Do2n's Kidney Pills are for sale hy
al, II -tlers. Price - r.rtg. Mailed IN
Fnetar-Milhurn CO.. Buffalo, y. n.
sole agents for the United states.
Remember the Doan's-aul tlto
a eIlleti t1Ita
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SPLENDID SeNDCFF
Given The Shamrock and Her Crew on Dc
par.ure from Greenock

Grcaruck. Aus. 2.-Capt Hamilton of
ihc A.iau Line. viii nati=at. tha cup
challenger Shamrock 20 New York. Sir
Th"uaa Lip,on was seen by q repre-
seEt4ti-. "f THE Associated Press
aboard h.s steam yacht Erin. this
.u"~ring. Ii said.
The boats will trip their anchors of
FaIlir tomorrow. 1t il intended that
they shat! sail Via the Azores. going far
"a the southwark Of tho United States
steamer course
Tine Shamrock started from here with
tn. flood tidc ana after adjusting HER
compass. proceeded in the direction Of
Fairlio. Her departure was witnessed
Iy thousands Ne people They gave the
zach; an enthusiastic srnd-ofI.
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TtE DREYFUS WITNESSES.
Prisoners Course! Asks thai al Persons in
De Reaurepaire List Be Examined

Renres. Aug. THE witnesses sum-
noned in behalf of Capt. Alfred Drey-
fus include Capt. Lehrun Renault, to
whom the prisoner is alleged to have
made a confession. which has since
been denied; Senator Scheurer- Kest-
ner. formerly vice president Of the
Senate: NJ. Traieux. formerly minister
of justice: NJ. Bourgeois. formerly
premier and minister of the interior;
Major Hartmann, Of the end Artillery;
Capt, Freystatter: Mai. Sorzinetti and
other officers and journalists. II is al
so said NM. Laborie and Demarge will
invite the court martial 70 examine
~ commission all persons alleged by
M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire to be able
to prove the guilt of Dreyfus in order
to throw the fullest light on the affair.
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IORAl'S DEFENCE.
Demands Acquittal. Because Ne Surrendered
Santiago cniy When Al HOPE Was Gone.

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At GOOD WILL.
Continued from page ID

grove is full Of carriages the avenue is
Tined with bicycles, the steamer Is carry
ing many passengers: and the best of il
all is that everybody seems TO be having
a good time. Plans are now made Tor III
teresting ana instructive exercises during
the rest of tho week and throughout next
Sunday.
among those enrolled. today. are the
following: Rev. ". o. Aver, Bruckton,
Mass; Rev. a. I. Watson ana family,
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Plummer.
Fairfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Benton,
Roy. G. G. Moshier, Miss Alice Royntun.
Bangor: Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Aver Prof.
Gawcn, Mrs. Chalmers. Master Walter
Vuse. Mrs VIM. True ana daughter, Wa
tervilla; Mr.. Harry Taylor and son iar.
old. l!alluWel!; Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Il.
Aver, Nassalhuro; Masters Harold Ross.
Ray Whittier. Archie Delann ana Floyd
Nyv, SkoWhcgan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
Capital lettings.

A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette
from Apia. calls the nomination of Mr.
Osborn an objectionable and unjustifi-
able abandonment of German interests
in reference to Anglo-American feel
ing. The Berlin newspapers however.
express themselves generally as being
satisfied that Mr.. Osborne will not neg
lect German interests in Samoa.