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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

$4,000 divided into 100 shares of $40
each Incorporators: S. II. Wiley, j.
lielvin and l.. l.. Ga5kill
The Mutual Telephone Company. of
Winston. for a general telephone bus
mess IN any county in North Carolina.
capital stock $4,000, with privilege of
increasing same to : $50. 600. Incorpora-
tors: S. Is. Owens. ]. T. Miller, w. "A.
Lcml%. J. NJ. Rogers
The Asheville Brick and Tile Com
pany, of Ashevile. for the manufacture
and sale of brick. tile. pipes and all
products OF clay and earth. CAPITAL
stock, $4,000. divided intot15O shares of
$lo0 each. Incorporators: Lewis Mad
dun Haywood Parker. Lewis NJ.
Bourne.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
a FORD,
THE CELEBRATED GATTIS-KIL-
GO DAMAGE CASE.

Oxford. y. c.. April 99.-The first bat
tie in the one hundred thousand dollar
damage and libel suit of Rev. T. j..
Gattis vs.. Or. j. G. Kilgo. president of
Trinity College. Mcssrs. B. y. Duke,
OF Durham, and w. Il. Odell. of Con-
cord. was to have been fought yester-
day. The court Us crowded with suits
OF all kinds. and for that reason the
suit will not come up until tomorrow.
and then 1t will probably go over I'M
til next Tuesday.
The attorneys FOR both sides are here
ana ready for the fray. 1t will be Il
lawyers battle. but there is no telling
when the case will be taken from the
docket. One thing is certain, that no
evidence Will be introduced at this term
OF court. The case Will be argued on
demurrer and then appealed to the Su-
prcme Court for its final decision.
The demurrer filed by the defendants
alleges there has been n misjoindcr OF
parties ana causes Of action. In other
words. they claim that Rev. Mr.. Gattis
cannot sue all the parties named for
damage in this case. on the other
hand. the plaintiffs attorneys are con-
iideni that the demurrer will be over
ruled ard the case ordered before a
jury. In that case the defendants will
appeal 10 the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court cannot take the
case up until next October; so it IL
probable that the case will not be tricc
by jury until some time next year.
THE CASE EXPLAINED.
The people of North Carolina. and
especially these OF the Methodist de-
nomination. are more or less acquainted
with III" facts in this case. which is one
of the rlcst 1ensa tional libel suits in
CIR courts. MIR. Cattis. the plaintiff
mas heen lfc-lonG minister in the
Methodist Church. and s known per-
haus IL more hcmcs in North Carolina
than any other Methodist divine in the
state Cor number of ,-cars he has
been coiportcur FOR this state and South
Carolina. The trouble between him and
the defendants in this action NOW be-
fore The courts started whom he was
summoned rs y wit~ess in the now
famous Clark-Kleo controversy. which
greatly aGiiatcd the church last year
rev = j. Gat;is was summoned by
Judge Clark. and he testified agains;
or kilgo. When the case came up for
argument before the Board of Trustees
OF the collcrc. who were sitting MS a
court. Or. I%ilSo made a snccch in his
cwn defense during which he arrngncd
~ Nttli9 IL severe terms. About TWO
weeks actcr .his trial the Board of
Trustees. through a committee com
posed of Mr.. ". r. Cdcil of Concord:
Mr. y. y. Duke and Mr.. w. II. Rsau-
i9t II -7rr1r TIT 5Jry1-
posing to give the investigation in fun.
In this PAMPHLET was printed the
speech of Dr. Kilco. and on this. to-
Sether with the publication of his
speech il some Of the leading daily
papers of the state. Mr. Gnttis has the
ground work FOR his suit
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I.tsESE'oN.
Especial TO virginian-Pnot)

NSpttlstl 10 NllSlilII-l' !lbl.)
IIdcn,on, n. c.. April 2a-The Demo-
Gratis Of Edenton held a very enthusiasts
tic and harmonious convention last
night at the Courthouse, the object of
which was to nominate town Council
men. to be voted for Monday next The
First Ward selected as its candidate
MIR. T.. r. Conger. The Second Ward
nominated the present incumbent. Mr..
Fl. Z. Williams. The Third Ward chose
Mr.. w. r. Brothers as it's candidate.
and John NJ. Elliott was named by the
Fourth Ward.
Mr. a. l.. Whites stock of groceries,
etc. have arrived and he is engaged in
openinE same in the Dixon store. on
B:oad street, recently vacated by MI.
G. Il. Elliott.
Miss Ward, Of New York. was the
guest Of Miss Mary Pruden for few
days this week.
Prof. Scarborough. OF the BAPTIST
Female Institute Of Murfreesboro, was
in town yesterday
The remains OF the late Mrs. r. NJ.
Parish were brought down ON the noon
train Yesterday and ut o'clock the
funeral service was conducted from 81.
Paul's Church by DR.. Drane. after
which she was Inferred in St. Paul's
Cemetery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
FEEADErsSoX.
FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCE.
MiINT- MEMORIAL CELEBRA-
TION-PERSONAL

Henderson, \. c., April 2?-Dr. ]. w.
Garter, Of Raleigh. will preach ser
mon TO the school. and MIR. j. w.
Bailey viii deliver an address to the
Elizabeth Barret; Browning Society OF
the Henderson Female College. June
9th and 7th.
The Vance Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy. Will attend the memorial
celebration al Kittrcll. May 10th. They
are the invited guests Of Mrs Oscar
Blacknal. a member Of our Chapter.
and also the president of the Vance
County Memorial Association.
Mrs. Julia Gregory. Of Stoval. relic.
Of the lnte DR.. Roger Gregory. is criti-
cally i'll.
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ut yrol,,,.

HEREFORD. n. c.. April 2o-Nelson Eel
lon. who met with an accident last
Tuesday, is progressing rapidly toward
recovery.
Mrs. Bert White returned home to-
day.
Our town has had great many visi-
tors this week in the way of travelling
statesmen.
Our fishermen are not making large
catches now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

Join The Gaic Jewelry Company,
Watch and Diamond Clubs Gold
Watch or Diamond for 81 Il week: no
instalment plan. We now have seven
clubs formed. ard viii commence 10
form the eighth club Monday.
Qur Oniic.ll dn.,.. ~ mi IL. III i,cc.
equipped in The city. and is managed
by DR.. y. Week. oculist. who Will eX>
anime your eyes free of charge
THE GALE JEWEI.RY co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

Second arrival of EuddersAcld Her
ring bone mixtures in oXfords and tans.
a treat for stylish drcssors
RUDOLPH d WALLACE.
500 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

SPECIAL NO. 1e.
Mons BalbriEsas 1 1aSfd
Colors and stffpes Rs9SlS
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SPEClAL NO is. 81 s.
Mems Eaundered sPer$5S
with two dsstae sil&h l6
terms. ReGHiar prize e, ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

Every dollars worth of this merchandise is good honest
stuff the kind you want to buy at price that will certainly
appeal to those who appreciate the economy of the offer If
quality if STYLE if around worthness have any influence
with you in your buying then Monday bids fair to be an ex
renely busy day at Lawrence Weltons. Strong talk this
pieces OF Black In the lot, Solids and Fancies.
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SPECIAL NO. Id Ss "a
Mems 4-I,Is Linen ga llat az
styles. ReSlylar 5rics i3ss a J:
ssfGsspA KS 81
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ELIZABETH CITY.
The Lumber Mills Crowded With
Orders.
work Long Hours and Cannot Meet
tho Do,nand Rcv. Sktnncr
Preachcs farcweu Sermon Runs
AWAY couple Mnrricd-PcrsonaI
Especial to virginian- Pilot)

Elizabeth City. n. c., April 29,--Tho
lumber mills are kept busy on long
hours, and cannot keep up with or
ders. There is a tremendous boom in
lumber and the price has advanced
about thirty-three per cent.
The registration books for the town
election. to be held on the second Mon
day in May, will be opened Monday
morning. the LIST of May, and closed the
following aSturday evening at sunset.
a new registration is ordered for this
election and unless names are duly
recorded during next week their owners
will be debarred from the exercise of
the franchise.
At the Methodist Church last night
Rev. j. NJ. Ramsey preached Il very
Impressive sermon from the text, Pre-
pare to Meet Thy God" Much feeling
was manifested in the large congrega-
ton that filled the church. After the
sermon there was one conversion and q
number of requests for prayer.
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SPECIAL NO. IT.
Mems Extra HeAsS sps5
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
PERSONAL.

on account of his local practice and
other important business to look after
Or. a. l.. Pendleton has declined the
liat;erinE appointment as surgeon on
.he Government boat Nunninac. now
lifting out for the ElOndk".
Mr.. Percy McMullan. who was adj
mticd to tho bar at tho last term OF
court here. has decided to locate in
Elizabeth City. ana VIII occupy "A suit
Hf rooms in The Citizens Bank build
ing. ia Y,giI
Mr. c. ". Gricc. who has been on /! a
business trip tn Richmond several days.
returned yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Scl:g ard Mrs. Ike A,l>,n.
who have spent several daye very
PLEASANTLY on q visi, 10 their brother.
MI. Louis Selig. returned to ihcil homo.
in Norfolk, Yesterday
Mrs. Eta Morris. IF l.Gerton. y. G..
having completed very Pheasant visit
To her mother. Mrs. ie,,ie jcncs. cor
ncr of Martin ard burgess streets. re-
turned to her nome Yesterday
The reporter of the Nirginian- Pilot
VIII appreciate any items of news given
him in person o. left ut the telegraph
office, in care - Nh. J y. sykes.
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SPECIAL NO. Q.
Ladies Fockotbc ks ard Gard Gases, al
colors, some with metal edges. Reguili
MONDAYS PRICE, 9i.c
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SPECIAL NO. s.
Pure Silk No. 40 Taffeta Ribbon in al
the newest shades. Regular price, 25c.
MONDAYS PRICE, 1879
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FAREWELL SERMON.

At the Baptist Church there was a
large congregation to hear Rev. 7. c.
Skinner preach his farewell sermon. 1t
was from the text in Mathews. 1873:
Except We Re Converted and Become
as Little Children. We Cannot Enter the
Kingdom of Heaven" After the SER
mon an invitation was extended for
those interested in their souls saliva
ton to come forward and make an
open confession. Eight responded and
were added To the church roll. At the
close of the service a large number
gathered around Mr.. Skinner to bid
Inn goodbye. Our people hav1 brJ'T1
greatly blessed by his preaching and
he will ever hold a warm place in their
hearts.
At the Courthouse the Rev. l.. a.
Cutler preached II powerful sermon on
IT he Christians Hope taken from
Isl Peter. Is to 4. MIR. Cutler is one
of the strong preachers of the Dis
ciplcs' denomination. The Disciples
sunday School Convention closed yes
to-day. with much Important business
disposed OF.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30

SPECIAL. NO. &.
Ladies White Muslin Chem:se. made will
embroidered fronts and lace shoulders
Regular price, soc.
MONDAYS PRICE. 24c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-30
THEY CAME FRoM PORTSMOUTH

Mr.. L. G. Broughton and Miss Mary
5. Journee, of Portsmouth, Va. came
here ON the ll:i0 train yesterday and
We're driven up to the home of Mr.. r.
H. Helgler. on Road street. where they
were happily welded by Rev. Il. c.
Ecaman.
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SPEClAL NO tb.
Mems Peroais oil
with two dstalch
price, soc.
8 4it.l. aell
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SPECIAL MOTT
Ladies Fancy Bordered handkerchief
warranted fast coiors. Regular pr,ce, sc
MONDAYS PRICE. 2..c
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sPEcIAL no. Is
Ladies' Fast Riac
stitch and plain
Regular price. I6e,
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SPECIAL NO. s.
Ladies Black Satire Skirts made Will
dress ruifie and Inserting. Regular price
MONDAYS PRICE. Tic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
CRITICISM FOR BROOKE.
His Administration in Cuba Excit-
ing Unfavornble Comment

His Administration in Cuba Excit-
Ing Unfavorable Comment.
Washington, Aug. S.-Gen Brooke's
administration in Cuba is exciting criti-
cism in official circles here. There has
been an undercurrent of dissatisfaction
with his methods. but the officials of
the war department have disguised the
true condition of affairs. Strong pres
sure is now being brought upon the au-
thorities here to advance the establish-
ment of q civil government in cuba.
So far as the official records are con-
cerned. it IS not apparent that Gen.
Brooke has done anything to comply
with the promise announced by CON
grcss when war with Spain was de-
clared. He seems to have made no
progress toward the withdrawal of the
military government, although army
officers and other officials who have re-
turned from the island agree that con-
ditions are ripe for government
fore been suggested.
An order was prepared at the depart
ment and will be forwarded to Cen
report Oct l on the civil affairs III Gu
ba. Upon this report win De based the
presidents recommendation concern
ing Cuba in his annual message.
The order will compel the general to
send to the department all the reports
submitted to him by his subordinates
which he has failed to forward.
Gen. brooke cabled the department
yesterday:
Havana. Aug. s.-Death report, Ha-
vana hospital. No. 1: Robert Bird. civil
ian employe. quartermaster died Aug.
2, dysentery: Santiago. James A.
Hayes. quartermaster's employe. died
Aug. 2, yellow fever: William j. Money,
civilian. died Aug. 5, yellow fever: Ha-
vana, Duncan Mari. machinist, United
States navy, died Aug. 5. yellow fever"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
President Win Conc.

Plattsburg. \. Y. Aug. s.President
Mckinley has at last promised 10 at
tend the Chicago autumn festival TO
be held the week OF October 9. Charles
Tluax, chairman OF the festival COM
mittee, who came here to consult with
the president concerning the general
program, left fully satisfied that the
president will participate IN the festiv-
tiles now being arranged.
II was not President McKinley's orig
iual intention to 90 more than take part
in the ceremonies of LAYING the corner
stone OF the new chieago federal build
ing, but he has been persuaded TO ac-
cent several invitations to banquets and
will certainly make one or two
speeches,
Mr.. iruaX was somewhat dlsappoint-
cd because Of the refusal of Sir Viii
frid Laurier, Canada 5 premier, II at.
tend the ceremonies. Speaking OF Mr.
I.auriers reasons Tor declining. Mr.
Truax said
IF it is an amicable and fair settle
ment of international disputes that Sir
Wifrid seeks why should he not ac-
cept our proGered right hand OF good
fellowship?
If his reasons are correctly quoted
and trust they are not-he has GER
tainly nisjudeed the character and
good sense Of the people of this coun-
t,-,-t'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
Grent Demand for special Editions
of the Newspapers.

Paris, Aug 8.-All the newspapers
published frequent special editions,
which were eagerly bought up by the
waiting crowds anxious for every de-
tail of the Dreyfus court martial Some
of the streets were actually dangerous,
notably the Rue Montmartre, where
Newsboys were rushing in all direc-
tions, hustling and almost overturning
anyone and everything in their way.
While the papers scarcely had time
to comment on the court martial they
all endeavored to draw conclusions
from the different descriptions of the
personal appearance of the prisoner at
the trial. The nationalists papers de-
clared DreyfuS appeared embarrassed.
while the Journal des Debats said:
Neither his face nor his words evoke
sympathy. His voice sounds false and
his protestations of innocence are not
convincing
The Temps, on the other hand, said:
He replied in tone of assurance
and with a clearness and conciseness
which carried Conviction
The Figaro correspondent at Rennes
said:
Dreyfus leaves nothing remaining Of
the accusations His whole attitude
proclaimed his innocence
An evening newspaper here caused a
sensation by including among the sup
Elementary witnesses whom Col. Jou-
aust has announced he intends to per
sonaly summon. the name OF De Null
Ter, officially described as a merchant
Of Lille, but whom the paper character
ICES as witness from Potsdam. assert
ing that he will testify concerning an
incident which occurred in Emperor
Williams cabinet.
1t is also said that there is witness
named Willcn. a merchant of Lyons
who, according to tiie same paper. was
the witness to whom Col. Jauaust re-
ferred as having seen Dreyfus convers-
ing with German officers during his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08

coins of various denominations-thes
being the coins which the natives of the
islands are most accustomed to. AS sill
yer is depreciated, they are all made of
base metal, and most of them can be
distinguished by their false ring.
AS congress has not yet extended the
authority of the secret service to the
Philippines or any of the islands taken
from Spain, Chief Wilkie is not able
to detail men from his force to look
after the counterfeiters. Some work
has been done in this line by the fnili-
tary information division in the Philip
pines and some arrests have been made
by the provost marshal, but the mill
tary authorities can spare no time from
their proper duties to make a systemat-
ic search for makers of bad money. 1t
is believed that many of the counter
feits are made by Chinese living in the
Philippines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08

'troupes re couverture" (troops in case
of mobilization to be thrown toward the
frontier so as to cover the actual mobil-
to the latest plan.
''5. A note describing the changes
(This refers to the distribution of bat
|teries at commencement of mobiliza-
ton among the division of the army
corpse
a. A paper on the Madagascar cam
paign.
"5. A draft of the manual of field ar
|tillery fire dated March Ia, 1894.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
PHILIPPINE CASUALTIES.
Otis Gables List of Deaths Among
the Soldiers.

Otis Cables List of Deaths Among
the Soldiers.
Washington. Aug. s.-otis cables the
following deaths since his last weekly
report:
Cause unknown-April g. Ralph c.
Coates. Company X, First California.
Drowned-July "a, John Mullaney.
corporal, Twenty-first infantry; July
IA. William II. Murray, Company X,
Twentyfirst infantry; Aug. 3, Albert
Boos. Company ID. Sixteenth infantry.
Typhoid fever-July IA. Richard II.
Ralph, Company b, Utah artillery.
On the Hancock at Nagasaki. of dys-
entery-July IL, Christian r. Sprezzor.
corporal. Company K, Eighteenth in
fantry; July 30. William r. Rasmussen.
corporal. Company r. Twelfth infantry:
July 80. Levi w. Mellinger, corporal,
Company F., Thirteenth infantry: Aug
ust 4. Edward l.. Bedel, Company A,
Twentytirst infantry.
Malaral fever-July 10. James NJ.
Dabney, Company G. First California;
July 80, John l.. Garvey, Company l..
Ninth infantry; August 2. Thomas
Burchill, Company G., Twenty second
infantry.
From wounds in action-July IA. MI
chael Walsh, Company II, Sixth infan-
try; July 26, Thomas Totten, Company
l.. Fourth cavalry; July 81, Herbert
Tracy, Company K, Twenty first in
fantry.
Meningitis-July 80 Arthur Morse,
Company ID. Eighteenth infantry.
Pulmonary tuberculosis-July 81,
James McCarron, corporal. Company II.
Twenty-first Infantry.
Pneumonia-July 81. Thomas Conway,
Company NJ. Twenty-firs iNfantry.
Nolvulus nocaceum-Aueust /. James
McHugh. Company NJ, Twen.y- first in
fantry.
suicide-August 2, Marvin r. McHen-
ry. Company "A, Fourteenth infantry.
Appendicitls-Aug 3. Clarence Ma
son, band, Fifty-tirst Iowa.
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Bogus Coin In phtlipp,nc.

Washington, Aug. s.-Counterfeit
coins are In circulation in the Philip
pines in large numbers, according to in
formation which reaches Chief Wilkie
OF the treasury secret service, from
army officers and others in the islands.
Thus far there are few. If any, coun-
terfeits OF American coins in the is
lands. most OF them in circulation being
Brittsh Chinese dollars and Spanish
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
Cnmpos Predicts Crisis.

Madrid. Aug. s.-NIarshal Martinez
de Campos, president OF the senate, in
ministerial crisis in November, adding
that the ministers of war marine and
justice, Gen. Poiavisja. AGmiral Gomez
Imaz and scnor Duran respectively,
will resign.
Serious disturbances have. required at
Castellon. Opposing bands of Cath
olics and Free Thinkers fought in front
of a church yesterday and several per-
sons, including a priest, We're injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
Returning Volunteers.

Washington. Aug. S.-Otis cables to.
day: "A three days typoon rendering
work on the bay impossible passed on
the 9Th inst. The transport Pennsyl-
vania leaves Lilo Jebu, Jolo. this even
ing, the Sherman with the Minnesotas,
South Dakotas and discharged soldiers
for San Francisco on the 1lth inst, and
the Valencia and Zealanda, when coal
ed. requiring ten days good weather,
leave with the Montanas and dis
charged men,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
HURRICANE IN The ISLES.
West Indies suffering From u De-
str.uffi 1.... stotra

structiye storm.
Fort Dc France Martinique, Aug. s.
A cyclone struck Potnte-a-P!tre, island
OF Guadeloupe. al II oelock yesterday
and lasted over i've hours. A number ef
houses weie demolished, roofs We're
blown of and flooded and a large num-
ber OF flat boats and fishillg boats de-
stroyed. Several schooners and steam
ers were wrecked here and elsewhere.
No lives We're lost.
Washington Aug. SThe weather
bureau issues the following bulletin:
nTeiegrap pho communication is cut oa,
east of Santiago. Cuba. The hurricane
center is apparently meylng towards
Porto Rico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08
spnin Aftcr prisoners.

Manila, Aug. S.-The Madrid authori-
ties have ordered the Spanish commits
sioners not to return to Tarlac. 1t is
reported two special commissioners are
on the way here from Spain to negoti-
ate for the surrender of the Spanish
prisoners. held by the Filipinos.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-08

warmer in the central tonight; brisk
southerly winds.
PAGE ONE
TELEGRAPH IND GENERAI.
Aguinaldo Appeals to the Powers.
Gunboat Napidon Shells a Town.
Typhoon Delays Einbarkation of Vol
unteers.
Second Day of Dreyfus Trial.
Fever Among Troops at Havana.
Italy Submits Grievance.
The New Forty y-ninth-Capital Com
nlent.
PAGE TWO.
IOWA iND Gl1NERAL:
Emily Crawford on Dreyfus Case.
Cause of the Yaqui Outbreak
Knapp Roasts the Railroads.
rAGE THREE
a Tragedy 1t Des Moines.
Suicide Near Clear Lake
Attempt at Assault at Cherokee.
Short Iowa Specials.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
Heap Big Injun'' Bah.
Pensioning Railroad Men.
Antics Growing Cold.
Topics of the Times
Iowa Press Comment, Etc
Our Future Position Among Nations.
Iowa Items and Newspapers.
PAGES sIN AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS:
County Normal Next Week.
Benjamin Hopeful of Alaska-Bridge-
-,,,.,, M issty,,c,s.yl