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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.
ENTHUSED by COLONEL BRYAN
AND CHAMP CLARK.
tBy Telegraph to Viryinian-Pnot.)

tBy telegraph to Nir%inian- Pilot.)
Omaha, Neb.. Aug. l9-Fully 900
Douglas county Democrats. assisted by
a delegation of about 500 members OF
the Jeffersonian Club of Lancaster
county, turned out to-day TO attend the
Jacksonian Club picnic at Syndicate
Park.
The Lancaster county Democrats fill
ed special train of six coaches. w.
j. Bryan was one of the first visitors
to step from the train.
AT about l o'clock the crowd was
called to order. and Congressman
Champ Clark, of Missouri was intro
uuced as the orator or the day. He
received a generous reception.
COLONEL BRYAN SPEAKS.
In the evening w. j. Bryan addressed
an audience of 5000 people. He en-
dorsed the ideas of Congressman Clark
and reiterated his views on the silver
question at length, claiming that it viii
be the main issue In the next Pres,-
dental campaign. He endorsed the in
come tax and closed with vigorous
onslaught on the trusts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20

consuming it. Just as she finished q
carriage drove up to the door. Mr.. Fer
randini was the occu1ant Miss Pei
legrini paid for The soda water, took n
seat in the vehicle. which was driven
at once to DIR. STAIRS residence and in
u few minutes she had become Mis-.
Ferrandini.
The young couple left last night for
baltimore and will so thence on an ex-
tended bridal tour.
Mrs. Ferrandini is enc of the pret-
TEST OF the South's many pretty girls.
She made many friends during her
stay in Richmond. The groom IS widely
known in this city.
COMPLAIN ABOUT TEACHERS
Numerous complaints have been re-
ceiNed by the Department of Education
rom various sections of the State that
competent anu experienced teachers
nave Deen dropped or transferred and
others. not so we'll fitted. nut i'm their
pace. Some, too. charge that political
influence is brought to hear Those
making complaints seem to be under
inc impression that the Board OF Edu-
cation has jurisdiction in such matters.
hut 1t has not. The only recourse is IN
appeal TO the county superintendent for
board of reference, TO hear and pass
upon the matter.
DISINFECTANTS ATE EYES OF
CATTLE.
a rather singular claim was paid by
local railroad company recently grow
ing on OF the Texas fever uus5antine
law.
The National Government has a quar-
anime line running from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific ocean. 1t starts near
NorIo!k, passes just south of Richmond.
and pursues its erratic course across
me country. looking on the map like
4 streak of jagged lightning. or. speak
ing of jays" like the route of man
carving nome jag at a. m.
cattle brought; north of the quaran-
t,ne me have to be placed in 1uaran-
tine pens at places designated hv rho
Government. one of which is Richmond.
ana Government Inspector looks after
the disinfection and enforcement OF the
regulations.
Recently a carload of cattle came in
and were unloaded at the pens. The
car Was disinfected with lime, carbolic
ACID ana water, and brought to town
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
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Q3y Telegraph to vrginian- Pilot.)
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. ia man
who registered as "r. Adams, Macon.
Ga" Wednesday night at the Plant
Hotel. Tampa. was found dead in his
room late Thursday afternoon. lie
mad no baggage nor papers by which
his identity could be asccrrained. At
tempts to awaken him during the day
had failed. and at night the room was
entered through gallery window.
when 1t was discovered that the ap-
parently sleeping man was dead. He
mad SS.OS and half emptied morphine
bottle in his pocket, nothing else. Ha
was about thirty years of age. There
were no evidences of foul play.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
RICHMOND news
AND GOSSIP
Romantic Marriage or Alabama
Girl and Richmond Man.
coMPLA.M OF TEACHERS
is Claimed that Experienced Pedn-
soSucs are Dropped md their
PInccs FILLED by IuconpeGeh1s for
ToifticnI Reasons Rntiroai Uses
DisiDfcrtauts which Ate Out Eyes
ofCnttIc and Pays $500 Damages.
tsrec!aI TO vIrslnlan-Pneto

Richmond. Va. Aug. ia romantic
marriage occurred shortly before Q
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the pa
Tors of Rev. DIR. w. c.. Starr. pastor of
Broad Street Church. when. Miss Adath-
ire Pellegrini. a charming young lady
of Montgomery. Ala and AIR. Thomas
Ferrcndini were made one
Miss PeleGrini has lseen for some
time visiting the family OF her brother
on West avenue. Yesterday afternoon
about ! O'Clock she came down alone to
Briggs drug store. at the corner of
Grove avenue and Harrisc IL street.
She ordered Il glass uf ice cream
soda water and took her time about
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
The FIGHT FOR
u. S. SENATOR
Southampton Democrats Give Sen
ator Martin a Severe Rap.
BEAT sEvEN TO ONE
] tic Friends OF the Junior scnntor
Wow Congressman Jonc. Canvass
with Alarm Senator Nav
Have 10 Break Hsis rromise-sy-
icr's Chances In smy the County
Delegates For Tyler.
(speelal to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Richmond. Va, Aug. i9.-The speech
of Hon. w. y. Jones at Front Roya,
yesterday, wherein he handled Senator
Martin in manner chat must have
made that astu;e wire-p uller somewhat
Uncomfortable. was the principal theme
OF discussion in political circles here to-
day.
The friends of Mr.. Martin regard Mr.
Jones with great alarm, and are only
thankful that there are not more like
him.
If Jones were able to speak in every
district in the State. between now and
the meeting of the Legislature" one OF
them Is reported to have said to-day,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
BElATso STEAMERS.
THE IRoouoIs AND KANSAS CIT,

THE IROQUOIS AND KANSAS CITY
REACH DESTINATIONS.
charleston. :. c., Aug. l9.-The Clyde
Steamship lroUuois arrived here to-
night at II o'clock after being "a hours
overdue. The ship left New York Tues
day afternoon and had an uncvcnrf,,I
trip down TO Body Island At 3:3(
O'Clock Thursday morning The irouuois
met the West Indian hurricane The
barometer fell To 2SS9 ana tho wind
biew at n velocity of ninety miles an
hour. There WAS Il terrific sea and a
deluge of rain. Captain Kemhc slow
ed his ship down and took the storm as
IL came. and the 1roquois rode out the
hurricane without Il serious mishap OF
any KIND. Great relief was felt here
wen WI u was learned that the ship and
all on board of her We're unhurt
LIGHTSHIP UNINJuRED.
Charleston. S. c.. Aug. l9-Cantain
Kemble of the Clyde Steamship 1ro-
nuois, Just arrived here. reports that
when he passed Frying Pan Shoal Fri
day the lightship WAS apparently Mt
its station and uninjurcd
THE KANSAS CITY SAFE.
Savannah. Ga. Aug. l9.-The steam
snip Kansas City. which sailed from
New York Tuesday afternoon at Z
o'clock reached Savannah Tonight at
midnight and will be locked Nv /
overdue and great anxiety was express
ed over her delay. Her passenger list
numbered about 50. ana many anx-
ious friends have henr-rac1.i.-G- -.--,,s.,ye
OF the vessel. The ship evidently cot
INTO the storm somewhere off IIatteras
and had an experience similar TO that
OF The City of Augusta. which battied
with the hurricane for As hours.
THE ESSEN.
Baltimore. Aug. 19.-Captain D!zer, of
the steamship Essex. reports that he
lett Savannah August 18th, and ran into
three distinct hurricanes lie tried TO
make Hatteras. but was carried to the
eastern edge of the Gulf Stream. They
shipped heavy seas continuously which
Hooded the captains cabin and all the
stateroons on the port side: carried
away part of the bridge; smashed the
forward companionway. also the sky
light and Il boat on the port SIDE. Two
boats were carried out OF the checks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
THE CoURT-MART.AL.
MAJOR CUIQUET. PRINCIPAL, WIT
NESS. CONTRADICTS IIIMSEI,F'

- -
NESS. CONTRADICTS IIIMSELF.
Rennes, Aug. 10. No special incident
occurred this morning when the trial
OF Captain Dreyfus was resumed Mt the
Lycee. '''e
The first witness called was Major
Cuignet, formerly attached to tho Min
istry of War. Major Cuignet was nor
az uniiorHl' as ne is not at present at
tached to any corps.
Major Cuignet prefaced his testimo,,,
by stating that while on headouartnrs
staff he gave Dreyfus general scheme
Tor the mining of railroads owing RI rho
latters persistent requests for such in :
formation. Dreyfus. witness said tool,
copious notes and when his house was
searched these notes were not discover
cd He does not know what became of
them. "a
THE TASK ASSIGNED HIM. a.
After launching the above declara-
ton which he apparently considered 10
De Weighty evidence of the treachery
VI Dreyfus, Major Cuisnet proceeded
to recount in detail the task which Cen
eial Gonse assigned to him in Nav. 1898
OF Classifying the documents in the
Drcy1us, Esterhazy and Picquart cases.
AN OuTBURST OF HEROES.
The first question ! will ask here Z"
said the witness, lis Dreyfus guilty?
My conviction of his guilt is based on
three grounds:
'.first-flis confessions to Captain
Lebrun Renault.
"Second-The technical nature of the
contents OF the bordereau.
"Third-The results of the examina-
ton of the secret dossier.
II Will add TO these three points the
evidence OF the expert Bertillon
Qaughter) ne in direct proof and the
means employed by the Dreyfus fa,pi-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
Military Appointments.
fBy Telegraph to virglnran-Pilo

(By Telegraph to VirginIan-Pilot.)
Washington. Aug. 19.-The following
have been appointed majors in the new
volunteer regiments:
d a. Frederick, Georgia; Joseph F.
Armfeld, North Carolina: a. A. Wiley.
Alabama.
To be Captains-W. ]. Kendrick.
Georgia; Claude E. Sawyer. South Car
Dina.
To be First I.ieutenants-Silas ]. Me.
Caughrin, Fred Mobley, Lewis A Grif-
fifth. Clarence S. Nettles, South Caro-,
lima; I. b. Seigle. North Carolina. :.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
Porto Ricnn ca,ho,ic. In Nee.

icy Telegraph = Vlrglnian-Piiot)
New Orleans. Aug. 19.-Bishop ]. II.
Blenk, Of the Catholic Church in Porto
Rico. has issued an appeal to all the
bishops OF the United States, calling on
them 10 aid the people of the church
on the storm-stricken island. He says
the Catholics there look 10 the Cath
olics IN America to aid them. He asks
the bishops 10 take whatever steps that
may be opportune to aid the suffering.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
M'KikLEY'S DONATION.
TWO HUNDRED AND fluffy TO
THE SUFFERERS

fBy Telegraph to VirEinlan- Pnoto
Washington, ID. c., Aug. l9--Amonc
the contributions for the Porto Rico
storm sufferers received at the War
oe1ar-iaei.t-to-day were the following:
President Mckinley. $3.50: Vice Pres
iuent Hobart, s25O; Secretary Root.
S2ao; VIM. Barbour. New York, $3.50:
August Belmont. New York. 5000.
a letter has been received from thu
Merchants Association of New York
saying that $4,000 has been collected
for Porto Rico.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20

You'd dispute that the bordereau act
uaiiy passed through the hands of Col
oncl SchWarZko0pen This, TO the wit
ness, established the authenticity OF
the bordereau. an eXamina ZION OF which
he pointed out, proved acknowledgment
ana Pannizzardi had the closest rela-
ticns in all matters of espionage Re-
ferrlng next 10 the dispatch of Colonel
Schneider. former Austrian military at
tache at Paris, dcnouncing as Il forgery
letter purpOrting TO have been writ
ten by the attache, in which he was
represented as referring to efforts being
made by Schwarzkoppen and PeniZ-
Zardi 10 conceal their relations with
Drcyfus. witness maintained that Gene
raj Mercers statements on the subject
were correct, and that the authenticity
of the letter had been proved
The intelligence department, he add
ed. had other documents from the same
attachc. =.
scHNE1DER's DENIAL.
Major Culgnct said he noticed the
Importance Of Colonel Schneiier's re-
port had not escaped the court. "nor
those who are lighting so hard for the
rehabilitation of Dreyfus."
Il heard il said" the witness con-
tinucd that an emphatic denial has
been addressed To US alleging that the
ItboIt iS IL forgery. 60 not know
what truth there is in this denial 1T is
said to be dated from Ems, and we. in
France. know that kilograms from Ems
are not always authentic. | will sim
ply point out tn the court that the doc
ument In question was handed to the
court by NJ. Chamon. representing the
Minister of War, and that the docu-
ment is included in portion Of the
secret dossier, the authenticity Of
which has never been questioned, and
that 1t is therefore. 10 the French
government to which the denial is adj
dressed
ALLEGED PROOF AT HAND.
II beg to add that If this denial to
the French government Is maintained
we are in position 10 prove beyond
dispute i'N authenticity of the report
in question. The author Of this report
is, | know, of a very inferior position
compared with his friends. Perhaps he
icontinuad nn Fifteenth Passl
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
sMYTH COT.NTY.

Marion. Va, Aug. ia mass meet
ing 10 elect delegates to a convention
10 nominate a member OF the I4egisla-
ture Will LIE held here Monday. The
Marion Democrat has heen an active
supporter of Tyler and some OF the best
political workers in the county are his
friends. and they claim the mass meet
ing Will Instruct for Tyler.
No one has announced himself n can
didate fer the legislature on either
Continued on Eighth page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
HAS No CHANCE
FOR ACQUITTAL
laembers Of the Couri-MartIal are
Against Captain Drsyfus,
a GLOOMY VIEW TAKEN
London Papers Say that Judges
Will Not Consider the Evidence.
LIE GIVEN TO cuucNEr
a GLOOMY VIEW TAKEN
LIE GIVEN TO cvrcuEr

Tho Prisoner In UnnistnkcabIo Inns
G"h=o rro"ounces His Statement.
Fnise-Tormcr Attaches OF tl,oV,ar
Department Give Damaging Testi-
mOny Against tn a ccuscd and Dc.
clare that they Esc.icvo Him Gnii.
tyPresidcnt orthc Court Permits
violation OF its Rules ana Mani
:: TESTS Eins-Du Patty dc CInm sim
Wanted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
REvOI luton In
SANT0 DOMINGO
Government Troops Defeated and
Driven Back to Monte Christie.

The Province or san Pedro Mucor,s
ProcIn,n,s n EevoIution-A Group
Dishnnds nna Recruiters iiniu -
Tho Hnitinn Frontier CLOSELY
Watched General Jimincz, the
Asp,rnut to the Presidency arrcxt.
cntn Cmbn mud kcicnsru,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20

ana loaded with horses and mules. The
aciu ana lime ate up the hoofs ana
put out the eyes OF u number of the
.tnima!s' doing damage for which the
iraiiroau company Was mulcted TO the
tune OF 5000 by a jury
TO SELECT HOUSE PAGES.
1t is probable that the caucus of the
House nominees 10 select pages for re-
commentator 10 the Speaker will no
held early next week
me meeting was 10 have been held
this week. but Colonel George Wayne
Anderson. one Of the nominees. was i'll.
ana the caucus was postponed
Colonel Anderson w.ls out this morn
ing for the first time since the begin
ming of the week. II was stated to-
day that the caucus would probably be
held Tuesday or Wednesday.
MIR. WM. +. ADAMS DEAD.
Mr.. William f. Adams died last even
ing at his residence. No. COZ Ems, Leigh
street. The funeral will take place
from the residence tomorrow after
noon,
Mr.. Adams was born in Hagers.own.
Md. When seventeen years of axe no
enlisted in the Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment as Il drummr boy and served
through the war.
At the close OF hostlities he located
in Richmond and was member II the
George Kunkel and Mosolcy Orchestra
at the old theatre and was afterwards
with the Mozart Orchestra as kettle
drum player. Fer some time prior 10
his death AIR. ADAMS had been in bad
health.
He is survived By five children
Messrs. Walter p. james L.. Charles
Il. and Miss Dottie Adams ana Mrs
John Glaseman.
BIDS FOR NEW DEPOT
Captain w r. N-r,sstt. superintendent
OF the Southern Railway. forwarded the
bids on the construction OF the new
depot TO Washington several weeks ago.
but has not received advices as 10 who
will secure the cOntract.
DR.. Chas. NJ. Edwards, who has been
stationed at Gloucester Point as spe-
cial quarantine officer, has returned TO
the city.
DR. j. Travis raylor who was sprcia,
officer of the \. & w. road, has also
returned
In the Law and Equity Court to-day
George - Nell filed Il petition for di-
vorce from his wife. Laura J. Bell. De-
sertlon Is assigned as the ground for
the suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
DISTURBED SEC TON OF FRANCE.

wi cDtyru
occurred % &C miles ofRcnns
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20

II would not give red cent for Mar
tins chances"
This expresses the views of the poll
ticians generally. It-is said now that
the assaults of Mr.. Jones may compe,
Senator Martin TO break the promise
which he seems to have made himself
not to take the stump.
All CORTLAND.
The primary election passed, quietly
al this precinct to-day. MusgraVe. for
the House of Representatives. received
seventy-one votes; Bryant, eight; Ty-
Ter. seventy-nine; Martin. one. This
county VIII give Tyler large majority.
Musgrave has probably carried the
county by about three hundred ma
jority.
TYLER SWEEPS THE DECK.
Especial to Virg.nian- Pilot)
Franklin. Va, Aug. IA primary
was held in this county to-day to nomi-
nate a Democratic candidate for the
House of Delegates and to secure an
expression of choice for United States
Senator. The election was quiet but
about three-fcurths of the total Demo-
cratic vote OF the county was polled
Eight precincts out of IL tota! OF eleven
have been heard from and give Mus
grave Tor the House 600 woes and
Bryan 400 votes. With all precincts in
Musgrave's majority will probably
reach 300. All precincts heard from
Tyler has IA votes for Senator and
Martin ITO. When all returns are in
Tyler VIII have a bout 500 ma oiity in
the county, or about Z votes u Martins
]. Musgrave VIII vote for Tyler. This
is the first county that has had q direct
vote In the primary between Tyler and
Martin.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20

anu loaded with horses and mules. The
acid and lime ate up the hoofs and
put out the eyes OF Il number of the
animals, doing damage for which the
'raiifoad company wa. mulcted TO the
tune of $500 by jury.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-20
ALLEGED PROOF AT HAND.

tcontinuad IN Fifteenth Passa
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