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DREYFus sMoKEs e PIPE.
indicating That He Is In Exception
ally Good Spirits.

Rennes, Sept IA state of calm
prevails here. All the troops and gen
d'armes quArtered in the town. and its
tenvirons lave left and the journalists
and Others interested in the trial have
departed Since Saturday. The cafes,
which for the last few weeks have been
thronged with excited crowds, are de-
serted.
This afternoon a solitary gen d'arme
paced 10 and down before the military
prison and there was not policeman
or a soldier near the Lycee, which last
week resennbled a barracks. WorlImen
were busily dismantling the court room
and packing the chairs. tables and
benches on a trolley car outside
Nine. Dreyfus visited her husband in
the prison this afternoon, but not the
slightest interest was shown in the
meeting by the population. She found
him as calm as yesterday. The prisoner
smoked a pipe today for the first time
in many days. which indicated that he
was in better spirits than could be ex-
pected
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Killed In a Runaway.


Philadelphia, Sept. ll.-Rev. James
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RECEPTION IN NEW YORK.
Expected That 10000 Men Will Take
Part In the Parade.

New York, Sept. 11.-General Roe,
who has charge of the land parade of
the Dewey celebration ceremonies, said
today that at least 10000 uniformed
men Will take part in the parade.
General Roe has received word from
Colonel James E. Barnett that the
Tenth Pennsylvania regiment, which
has just retained from the Philippines,
will parade. The division of the G. A.
r. will include twenty representatives
from each of the G.. A. r. posts in this
city. General o. O. Howard is ex-
pected to command the veterans and
General Roger A. Pryor will command
the division of confederate veterans of
Greater New York.
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WILL SOON BE HOME.
Dewey Expects to Arrive In New
York On Sspt. Is.

Washington, Sept. 11.-A cablegram
was received at the navy department
this morning from Admiral Dewey an
nouncing his departure on the Olympia
from Gibraltar yesterday. The dis
patch is confined to few words. mere
ly saying: New York, Sept. 2S,'' indi-
eating that Admiral Dewey expects to
arrive in this country on the date
raMed.
at her economical speed, the Olympia
can scarcely consume more than four
teen daEs in making the passage from
Gibraltar to New York and they are
specializing where the admiral intends
to spend the other three days. 1t is
believed to be possible that he Will
touch at the Azores or perhaps at Ber-
muda coming across.
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Democratic Committee Now Without
q Chairman.
ACCEPTED WITH REGRET
CHAIRMAN's ILLNESS Is THE
CAUSE OF RESIGNATION.
". b. Dale and E. w. Wilson Sug-
gested As His Successor-Basis of
Representation In the Precinct
and City nvsnticns-District
Committee Chairmen Named.

David c.. Dunbar's resignation as
chairman of the Democratic city COM
mittee was rendered and accepted at
the meeting of the committee in Jus
tice Pardee's Office last evening. Mr..
Dunbar's resignation was made neces-
sary by his continued i'll health from
rheumatism, and he feared that be-
cause Of this he would not be able to
give the campaign his personal atten-
ton Under these circumstances, he
felt it his duty to resign The resig-
nation was presented by Secretary e.
b. Blakely, who presided over the
meeting in Mr.. Dunbar's absence.
Joseph Cohen said that While he re-
GREETED this deeply, as he knew the
committee did, still they owed a duty
to their party which they could not
shirk. He therefore moved that the
resignation be accepted, and that the
secretary convey to Mr.. Dunbar in fit
ting manner the deep regret of the
committee for the illness that renders
the resignation necessary. The motion
carried unanimously. The matter Of
filing the vacancy was left, after dis
cussion, to the next meeting.
Mr.. Dunbar's Successor.
No suggestion was made in the meet
ing as to a successor to Mr.. Dunbar,
but w. H. Dale and z. w. Wilson have
been mentioned in this connection. Mr..
Dale stated last night that he would
absolutely refuse to consider the mat
ter. Mr.. Wilson also stated that he
would decline. the craftsmanship.
There were present at the meeting
Justice Pardee from the First precinct
William H. Evans and Joseph Lewis
from the Second, G.. A. Gibbs and Jo-
seph Raleigh, from the Third, Joseph
Cohen and Walter Jennings from the
Fourth. Mr. Blakely presided and G.
A. Gibbs acted as secretary.
Appointment of Delegates.
The committee on appointment of
delegates for the precinct and city con-
ventions reported in favor of one dele
gate to the city convention for each
twenty or fraction of more than half
of the votes cast two years ago for
Robert N. Baskin for justice of the
supreme court; and one delegate to
the precinct convention for each fif
teen or fraction of more than half of
the votes cast at the same election.
This report was adopted.
Following is the apportionment of dele
gates to the city convention and to the
precinct conventions, one delegate being
allowed to the city convention for every
twenty votes or major fraction and ore
delegate to the precinct conventions for
each fifteen votes or traction of half or
greater:
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Thrae Wil1ing victims.

The Republicans of the Third pre-
cinet are jumping up and cracking their
heels together in transports of joy.
They have found three victims to run
for the council. Alonzo Kesler, who
has been hoping for lightning to strike
him since his return from the east;
W. n. Williams of the Coop Furniture
who thinks he is upholstered
about right for a councilman, and A.
w Carlson, treasurer at the z. c. NJ. l.,
who is just home from a six months
trip to Europe and is prepared to- in
augurate European etiquette into the
CT our council
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Panizzardi was Horrifed.

Rome, Sept. 11.-Colonel Panizzardi. re-
ferring today TO the verdict at Rennes,
said: Il felt horror, but not surprise.
Spontaneous demonstrations in favor Of
Dreyfus have occurred in many parts of
Italy. In Florence q crowd shoGting
Down with the Jesuits,' threatened the
French consulate. The police interfered
and a fight ensued, in which many per-
sons were hurt. Twenty arrests were
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Godfrey w. Armitage, football player
from Magdalen college, Oxford univer-
sity, has been in town for few days,
rubbing elbows with miners and business
men. Mr.. Armitage said yesterday: Il
say, old chap. you Yankees are jolly clever
and well informed. but L think some of
your money-grabbing merchants and
miners deucedly rum sort of chaps They
to one of the Park City mining opera tors
yesterday, and told him 1 was jolly de-
lighted to meet him. He gave his hand to
me in a cold-blooded sort of way and re-
naked tersely, Mutual
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Westervelt Doomed.

And now. George Westervelt is loom,
ing up as Republican candidate for
police justine That is ne is in the
hands of his friends and perfectly help
less. The Republicans are not falling
over each other for positions on the
ticket so far, and when the slate max
ers do find a man willing to face the
ordeal of certain defeat, they get to-
gether and have a little ratification
rrnepfino
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FROM THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
Edward Mclaughlin Takes Jump
and Ends His Life.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE clothing
left on the Brooklyn bridgefby man
who jumped from that structure last
night was identified today by Hugh
Mclaughlin, of Brooklyn, as the pro-
perty of his brother, Edward McLaugh
lin.
Edward Mclaughlin had lived for
some time in a lodging house in Brook
INn
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Morse For Attorney.

The Hanna slate makers are trying
hard but so far in vain to induce
Charles W. Morse to make the race for
city attorney. Mr.. Morse looks at the
matter in the proper light; he fees that
after the votes were counted he would
simply prefix re to his last name and
go on with his law practice as before:
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Massacre of French Mission.

Tripoh. Sept. ia courier who has
arrived here reports that the French
mission headed by FIR Foureau and
Major Lamy, has been annihilated. He
says the mission was attacked by an
immense body eff Tuaregs who. after
suffering terrible loss, killed all the
members of the mission by force of
a
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Purse For British Gunner.

Gibraltar, Sept. 11.-Before sailing
from here yesterday afternoon for New
York, Admiral Dewey and the officers
of the United States cruiser Olympia
presented ESQ pounds to Peppiatt, the
gunner of the British battleship De-
vastation, who. while the warship was
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Ana cd Adage Enforced.

tCnicaSo NeWS.t
Your remarks are III timed. Mr. Slow
pay said the boarding house landlady
There IS : time for everything. you
know
Eyes. l know. replied Mr.. Slowpay. as
he helped himself 10, another plate of
hash. and ] am forcibly reminded that
this is the time.
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Knutsford.-Mrs. Emma Dale Miss
Edith Dale. Denver; John G. Dale. Coo
RADIO Springs Dr. ]. Friedman and wife
Mrs. H. Frank, st. Louis; j. s. Sanbree
Chicago; Albert f. Vogel Mrs. Vogel
Milwaukee; M. p. Pickett and wife. Miss
ton. S. c.; John X. Roll. Mrs B. Roll
Miss Josephine Roll New York; z. A.
Shedd, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs X w
Louis; W. J. Reeves. Louis E. Smith.
Syracuse; e. g. Anderson New York;
Fred w. Lemp and wife, Theodore Davis
st. Louis; Fora E2'Stout, Ogden; H E.
Cary. Provo; Charles c. Pratt San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Bertha NJ. Parmele. Santa
Barbara.
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Out of Condition.
lHarper's Bazar.)

IFeFz9-TT-T
"Of course well win the yacht race in
September said Mrs. Spriggins putting
down the paper. I've figured it all out"
You think the Columbia is the better
boat. 90 your" said Sprigsins.
No replied Mrs. Sprigsins. But the
Shamrock has got to come all the way
over the ocean and she'll be pretty tired
when she gets here.
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Thomas Kearns the mining operator of
Park City, is at the Kenyon.
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The Boston Trade-mark.

cleveland Plain Dealer.)
THAT new hired girl of ours must be
from Boston
why this Inference
She left a note on the hall table for me
this morning. and instead of adding the
usual feminine postscript, she made It a
not a beam -
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chairmen together for instructions as to
the campaign and to have each one
suggest six names of proper persons to
act as judges of election The time
of calling them together was left with
the chairman and secretary of the
committee
tive session
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Of General MarciIo, Colonel Courbo-
bousse. Lieutenant Colonel Lagrene,
Major Copp and Major Ailard. It is
said that Matheiu Dreyfus intends to
supplicate Emperor William TO order
the notification Of the documents enum-
Grated in the Dorde-eaG.
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digestive and nutritive organs are not in
active health. The result is that the nu-
triton for the body is not distributed in
proper proportions to make blood, bone
and muscle.
Weak young men who take a course of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will find marked change in their phys
ical strength and energy. The body will
be built up so that gymnastics will not
tax and tire them, but be the natural
exercise enjoyed by muscles which are
nourished into firm health.
In letter received from A D. Weller. ESQ,
of Pensacola, Escambia Co, Fla (Box saA) ne
states: " have. since receiving your diagnosis
OF my case as stomach trouble and liver COM
plant, taken eight bottles of the Golden Med
ical Discovery and must say that I am trans
formed from a walking shadow (as my friends
called me- to perfect health. value your rem
edies very highly aud take pleasure in recon-
mending them to any and all who suffer as I
did Four months ago did not think to be in
shape to assist our Uncle Samuel IN case of
hostilities. but thanks to you, am TOW ready
for the Dons.'"
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
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London. Sept. IA demonstration
of sympathy for Dreyfus is projected
for next Sunday afternoon in Hyde
park.
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Cullen.-Con Connors, Nampa. Ida; ].
A Freeburg. Scandal. Kan; ]. M.
O'Brien Sheridan. Mont. James CT.
Smith Washington, d. c.: ]. A. Albert
and wife, Fairfax. Mo-; E. NJ. Gilbere
and WIFE Junction City. Kan; Mrs, j.
NJ. Pierce, Lula Pierce. Conant. Ida.
George j. Shintz Chicago; Stephen Car
yer. Ontario. Ore; w. o. Evans, Ophir;
J. d. Wood, Eureka: j. S. Hunter,
Omaha.
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firing the salute in honor Of the arrival
of the American admiral, Sept. 4, had
his hand shattered by the explosion>of
charge which ne was ramming home.
Peppiatt's arm has been amputated.
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Racing Man smothered.

Chicago. Sept. u.-Warren L. Aborn,
well known in local racing circles and
at one time owner of fast string of
horses, was suffocated in a fire today
that destroyed a livery stable over
which he lived
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II was also decided to call these
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j. H. Keetley of Park City is at tn
Kenyon.
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

In proportion to its population. Utah, is
the largest consumer of Imperial Granum
and other infant foods of any state in
the Union" was the opening remark in a
talk with r. w. Carrie, secretary of the
imperial Granum company of New York
at the Knutsford yesterday. Some years
ago that Azoic joke about Utah and her
best crop found an outlet through the
eastern papers, and l took the next train
for Salt Lake. Judging by the orders L
received, l concluded that the annual
output of infants was not overestimated.
suppose the baby crop for 1889 must be
keeping pace with the corn crop of Kan
sas. The demand for baby foods is enor-
nous, exceeding last years by 50 per
cent
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]. D. Wood of Spencer, Ida. came in
from Eureka yesterday and put up at the
Cullen.
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PRATT's COMMISSION.
Ex-Chief of Police Is Now Census
Supervisor.


Washington, D. c., Sept. 11.-I'he
president today signed the commission
of Arthur Pratt as supervisor of cen
sus for the state of Utah.
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no Care ! Cold In ons Dav

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. Z. w. Groves SIGNATURE
is on each box. 25c.
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MAJOR EsTERHAzY TALKS.
Says Verdict That Condemns Dreyfus
Pronounces Himself innocent.

London, Sept. 1L-Major Esterhazy
comments today on the verdict in the
Dreyfus case in the Evening News.
saying Dreyfus was justly condemned
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Caldwell, aged 65 years, a we'll known
Presbyterian minister of this city, was
instantly killed today in a runaway ac-
cident in Germantown Mr.. Caldwell
formerly resided at West Chester, Pa.
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On the Wrong Track.

Chicago NewsD
The Statesman-What do you think of
the race problem?
The Rounder-Can't say. Haven't seen
todays entries.
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SYMPATHY FOR NINE DREYFUs.
Resolutions OF Coincidence Adopted
By Boston Evangelical Alliance.

By BOSTON EvangeIlcaJ Alliance.
Boston, Sept. ll-Resolutions Of con-
doience and sympathy. with Nine.
Dreyfus were made today and cabied
70 her by the Evangelical alliance.
They areas follows:
The Evangelical alliance Of Boston.
sharing in the indignation of the
Christian world at the outrage perpe-
trated in the name OF sustice on Your
husband. begs leave to assure you of
our sympathy and Of our prayers to
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DRIVEN TO THE WALL
How the Standard Oil Company
Bankrupts ITS Competitors.
FORCED OUT OF BUSINESS
COMBINATION OF THE TRUST
AND RAILWAY COMPANIES.

State Senator Emery of Pennsylvania
Tells the Industrial Commission
Of the Prosecuting Tactics Prac-
ticed By the Trust Cooperation
Germany Protects All It's Citizens.
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John A. speer. son Of Chief Justice
Emory Speer of the Georgia supreme
court, is at the Kenyon.
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White House.-W. E. Lachenmeyer, Lin
coin, HIS; Joe Layarerch, Shasta, Cal;
Mrs Wendell Miss Wendell. Omaha; II. S.
Goldsmith. Deep Creek; John L. Hilworth
and wife Lawrence. Kan; William w.
Nelson. ]. W.. Park. Tooele; John F.
Park City; w. H. Caldwell, Tooele; w. ].
Robinson. Grantsviile; A. c. Gowans,
Tooele Ed Raymond. Ogden; Z. s. Street,
D. Douglas, Edwin Shaw. Grouse Greek:
Mrs r. r. Phillip Logan; William J.
Wilson and wife. Park City: L. Nj. Car
penter. William r. Smith Kanas: James
S. Smith Provo William Flack Fairfield;
Mat Mayrus. White Rocks agency; II. d.
Heron, J. D. Spiers, G. H. hammond,
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Admiral Dewey Says They Are an
Intelligent People.
CAN GOVERN THEMSELVES
MORE CAPABLE OF DOING so
THAN THE cUBANs.
The Hero of Manila Once More De-
clares His Opinion That With Fair
and Properly Directed opportun-
tiles, There Are Great Possibilities
In the Philippine Natives.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE World pub
an interview with Admiral Dewey,
just before the Olympia sailed for New
York. The Worlds correspondent
asked the admiral for statement of
his views as to the Philippine policy.
I've little to say he said, until
the recommendations of the committee
of which [ am a member are laid be-
fore President Mckinley
Did you read what Mr.. Schurman,
one of the commissioners, had to say
upon his return from the Philippines? p
AS he is quoted in the newspapers,
he definitely explains my position.
quite agree with what Mr.. Schurman
says; indeed, | attach great import
ance to his opinions. He is an able and
high-minded man, whose intelligence
and conscientious devotion to the task
assigned him won my admiration. We
We're invariably in accord"
Admiral Dewey has never expressed
regret that he asked to be made one
of the Philippine commissioners. On
the other hand, he has said that he is
glad he was member of the commits
sion and his greatest desire now is to
put its report in the hands of the pres
ident as soon as possible.
you may add this the admiral
said, with great earnestness, L have
not changed my opinion, which L
stated in the early days at Manila,
then speaking of knowledge of both
peoples, that 1 consider the Filipinos
more capable of government than
the Cubans.
Interested In Filipinos.
Il took the keenest interest in those
Filipinos who were employed at the
arsenal in Cavite and often l was sur
prised by their intelligence. With fair
and properly directed opportunities,
there are great possibilities in the Fill
pinos."
From Montpelier the admiral expects
to return to Washington for the ses-
sions of the Philippine commission.
II do not know he said, IF Colonel
DENLY will return by that time. If he
has returned, 1 hope to meet both him
and Mr.. Schurman in Washington. OF
course, General Otis cannot leave the
Philippines and l see that Professor
Dean Worcester is still in the islands.
However, there may be three of US,
and. as we are in accord, there should
be little difficulty in making our for
NAL report. ! hope we will get to
work at once and keep at it until our
task is finished. Anyhow, Schurman
and myself can put our heads to-
gether.'
l mentioned to the admiral what was
uppermost in the minds of many men
who were at Manila-wnat his officers
believe-that had he been given full
powers as a governor general, there
would have been no rebellion. The ad-
nliral raised his eyebrows at this, as
one who gets information for the first
time. He was absolutely startled.
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c. w. Heidel went down south to look
over the mining region contiguous to
Phoebe. He returned yesterday, and said
last evening at the Cullen: Phoebe is
now situated about thirty-eight miles
from the terminus of the Utah & Pacifc
railroad, but in a short time it will be one
OF the stations on the main line between
salt Lake and Los Angeles. There are
valuable lead mines at Phoebe and the
knowledge that the Utah & Pacific will
soon ourd through to the coast deter
mined US to begin operations at once 1
returned few days ago and brought
back some samples of galena ore which
aSsayed "A per cent pure lead. and some
OF 1t contained $50 ounces of silver to the
ton. These mines have been undeveloped
heretofore. owing to the distance from the
railroad We also have in view the pur-
part OF the country; they are situated
about 10 miles southwest of Phoebe They
have been frequently referred to by the
government engineers who surveyed that
part of Nevada.
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District Chairmen.

The matter of chairmen for the diff
ferent districts was then taken up and
the following agreed upon:
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Demonstration In London.

the God of love and right for speedy
vindication."
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C. E. Dallin of Boston. the sculptor of
the Brigham Young statue on Main
street, is at the Kenyon.