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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
AUGUST EIGHTH.
Ths Day Set for the Second Oregon to
Lave Frisco.
The Rezinentai colors Wil Be Turned
Over 70 Governor GeeT a.
Portland.

Theexerutive department this morning
received an eztenied communication
from General Summers relative 20 the
homecoming Second Oregon.
TIE substance d the letter l. that the
sec0nd Oregon will leave Frisco August
sth On train for this state. They will
travel in a body and the train will b.
made up in three sections. They will
siop and parade At tie towns that
raised companies provided the governor
d Oregon can furnish them with guns
and belts oi the national guard.
General Summers expresses the Opin-
ion that the regiment a. a whole will
not 90 20 Portland unless the people oi
this State guarantee them travelling
expenses from that point back 10 their
respective homes. He intimates that
they are quite tired of parades and
marching, though willing 10 meet the
expectations Of their own state to a rea-
sonable degree.
The letter concludes with the informa-
tion that II is General Summers desire
20 turn over the regimental colors 10 the
Governor Of Oregon, as cDmmander-in-
chief of the troops, at the city Of Port
land
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
LITTLE VS.. oENHAm-
Case DECIDED in PavpE o. Defendants and
Fleming Keeps HIS Land.

Judze Boise has handel down his
DECISION in the case q Alex Little e al
80. Jas. Denhsm q al, involving the
title - a piece q land Just acres the
river. IN Polk county.
IL viii be rendered that this case was
tried in Department No. 2, sDme three
weeks ag0. Suit vas bTOuzht to ~
aside the deefis by which jas. Denham
had transferred the land b. bis wife and
the latter had transferred il 10 X. j.
Fleming. and 10 hold the land for the
debts Il the firm q Jas. Denham & Co,
these debts having been cOntFactet
after Jas. Denham had Transferred the
land 70 his wife in payment, u y al
lezei, for money previously loanei -
him by her.
These transactions t0Jk place in ls5l
and this suit was brought IN January
lsgs. Geo. o. Bingham and III. j..
Bigger we're attorneys for plaintiff and
". d. HOLMES and Tilman Ford for de-
PENDANTS.
Plaintiff attempted % show that the
transfers from Denham - his vile and
from her b. Fleming we're male for the
purp0se u defrauding the creditors Of
Jas. Denham & CO. Who were 10 the
shoe store business on state street, "a
lem. at that time and also had branch
store in Chicago.
Il Was shown, however, that at the
time % the transfer from jas. Ilenham
b his wife the firm u jas. Denham &
Co. hal no liabilities except a balance
due the Capital National Bank, which
balance was aiterwar1 settled.
The findings are that the deed from
Jas. Denham % bis wife was valid, and
that the sale from Mrs. Denham ~ K. j.
Fleming vas without fraud and for
valuable consideration decree declares
that x. J. Fleming is the absolute owner
Of the premises in question, and that the
defendants recover Of the plaintiffs the
costs and disbursements 81 the litiga-
tiOn.
The plaintiffs in the case are now in
insolvency and a receiyOr was appointed
in whose name the case was concluded.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Margaret Osborn went 10 Newport to-
day.
w. A. Folsome went % Portland this
morning.
Mrs.NancyWiiten went to Lincoln this
morning.
Mrs. Thor. Holman is visiting friends
Ia Portland.
Miss Lizzie Jakes, has gone 10 Wool
burn 10 visit
Jacob Mitchell has gone 10 Portland
for a few days.
J. 4. Stone went 10 kalama thi. morn
ing tO his friends.
A. J. Swienink went to Champoeg Ia
witt friends this morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Grow and son. oi Mccoy,
were Salem visitors today.
James Nesmith, of Crowley, was q
business visitor in town today
Mrs. T.. g. Pringlc went to Champneg
this morning Ia visit friends.
Mrs. &. T.. Wolycrtou aud niece Miss
Price are at Albany Tor few days.
Special Revenue officer, n. II. Hall.
returned this morning to Portland.
A. Prescott came down from indie
pendence b. Sunday with his family.
Presiding Elder Waters, vent Ia
llillaboro and Cornelius this afternoon.
Gov. Gecr went to Portland on the
early train 90 witness the torpcdo boat
/ launch.
Mrs. Alice Young, ui Independence,
came ia on her silent stecd to do shop
ping today.
Miss Bessie Wood was a passenger on
the early boat this morning to Portland
a. visit relatives.
Mrs. W. T.. Williams and SON Hugh
left Tor Long Beach this morning to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Lulu Hayse Of san Francisco.
Who has bccn visiting in Salem went io
Portland this morning.
j. r. Cox, Of the Soldiers home. Rose
burg returned today after visit Ia his
sun-in.law Peter Francis.
MissG Wisdom Agent ofthe Folsom
Bros. San Francisco Engraving Co. went
to Portland to-day ON business.
Mrs, NJ. G. Harrison oi San Francisco.
left Tor Portland this morning. She
visited in Salem several days.
l.. Poe, went Ia Dayton this morinp.
Mr.. Poe, formerly resided az Sllycrton,
hut has now located AZ Dayton.
Abe pohl, Of La Belle, Wn., who has
been visiting his brother northeast of
town returned home this morning
oliver Dahl, came up from Portland
last night on the Altoona, returning ON
the same hoat this morning, visiting
iriendslasl night.
Ole D., foss vent to Portland this
morning after spending several days
around Salem looking the country over
with yieW to heating.
nc. Downing, a painter oi Dayton,
who had the contract to PAINT Il. ID.
Nonoyor's residence, returned home this
morning, having completed his job.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
O. R& N. DOCK
Viii BE Newly Planked and New Office
Built al the Foot Of Trade Street.

VIII BE Newly Planked and New ofhcI
Built al the Foot Of Trade Street.
After August the o. K. 4 n. Com
pany expect 10 make Improvements in
Salem OF a pertinent character, in the
way OF a new dock and office for the use
Of their large shipping and steamboating
business. A large bin of lumber has
been purchased from the Capital Lum-
Der Company and force Of men will
soOn be- at work 10 enlarge their depot
capacity and store room. New piling
and underpinning will be supplied and
new planking will be given the entire
dock space. A new office will be built and
all in all frst-class dock will be pro-
yidei for the convenience Of the public.
5000 shingles are ON the ground 10
cover the new Office and new walk will
be built 10 Trade street from thedock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the couri
House.

". r. Rigdon. administrator Of the
estate Of H. d. Managers, deceased, has
sold certain property belonging 70 the
estate. Geo. Watt bought 32 acres near
Rosedale for $3.50, and lot IL, Miller's
Rural Home tract for t2O5. Three
other parcels, for which there were no
bidders, will be put on the market for
private sale.
Sarah +. Winn has been committed
% the asylum from Marion Co. The
patient il q years Of age, a resident Of
Of Independence, and this il her first at
tack.
DEEDS FILED.
Geo. W. Swegle and wife 20 Michael
Wogoman 5.O7s acres in d. !. G.. OF ID. II.
II. Herren t.7s.r.2 west. tl25.
y. A. aud Alton Niman 10 Ellen J..
Jackson, lot 3, blks q, Highland addi-
liOn % Salem. $500
J.. VI. and J. II. Barlow 10 Curtis
Lumber Co., tl55.l6 sec. 3, t. 10, r. r. .
east. $3.50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
GOOD RAIN FALL.
Friday Night In Eastern Part Of Marior
County.

4 bank Of black clouds Friday even
ing, followed by flashes Of lightning and
rumbling Of thunder gave tokens OF a
heavy storm in the foothills OF the Cas-
cadcs.
The storm did not bring rain 10 Sa-
lem but occupied the entire northeast
sky. The play OF the holt and sheet
lightning was quite vivid, but by ten
o'clock the skies were clear. The air
was much cooled off and Saturday was
cool gray day.
At Macleay IL rained about three
iourths Of an hour, settled the dust we'll
and helped the spring grain much
At Howell Prairie a little hail and
some rain fell
At Silyerton it rainei three fourth
of an hour, considerable water falling.
The heit Of the storm was to the west
and north.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Baek 70 Ola Location

Brewster 4 White the feed vendors
are hack to their old location on the
north side Of Court street. bat have a
new aud larger building The ad-
ditlonal hCor spaoe will enable the firm
o. carry large stock and their patrons
viii nnd what they need 20 make their
COWS give milk and chickens % grow aud
produce ess.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
WILLAMETTE HoTEL ARRIVALS

; NJ. Gibson, Elgin Ark; r, r. Man.
ming Portland; Mrs. NJ. {. Hanison.
san Francisco; Mrs, Maud Hays, Port,
land; A. r. Van De Nauter, seattle: J
w, Harsteter, Redyille, O.;M. r. Hen.
derson, Sheridan d. j. Steele, Chicago
r. III. Carter, Ashland; Vincent I0os.
san Francrsco; W. n. Cox. Rosebud
South Dakota Mrs. ". III. Cox. Rose
bud, South Dakota A. ID. spencer.
Chicago, +. ;. HOpkinson, Chicago.
r. l.. Gilbert. san Francisco.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
rupAY,s MARKET.

PoRrLAND July p. Wheat valley
50; Nalla Walla, 57c.
Flour-Portland, $3.50; Superfne
s.. Is per bbl.
Oats-White 42643c.
Hay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton.
Hops-ll@l3c; old crop 6c.
Nool-Nalley. l2@l3c: Eastern Or
egon, S@ u, Mohair, p "a 80.
Millstuh-Bran, Sl7; shorts, SIS,
foultry--Chickens, mixed, $3.O@4.OO
turkeys, live, l3@l3kc.
Eggs-OregOn, IL per doz.
Hldes-Green, salted 60lbs, S@9c. undef
90 lbs, 1'a@Sla sheep pelts, l5@20c.
Onions-75c@9 80 per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, l0@l2ec; fancy
creamery, 4Oc per roll.
Potatoes-Sl.75 TO s2.25 for old a 500
10 s2.25 for new.
Hogs-Heavy dressed 566
Neathers 1 BE; dressed. S6q
Beei-Steers. S4.0O@S4.5O; COWS, $500
9f4.O0 dressed 7(d7b.
Neal-dTessed, 6@Sc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-47.
Wool Toe, MOhair SOc.
Oats-4Oc.
Hay-Baled, cheat, $3.50
Eggs, l5c
1900.
Millstuh-bran $500
Hogs-dressed, 5Sc.
Live cattle-2ls a3c.
sheep-S2 .509S3.
Dressed Neal-6Isc.
Butler-Dairy los creamery aOe.
foultry-Spring chickens lOc.
lens 10 s cents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Will be Closed Monday.

The Clymer office will be- closed Mon
day, 81 Of July, and all mail matter will
be taken tO Whitcaker in the future.
The present postmaster there will be
retained and the patrons Of Clymer
office will hereafter have Ia get their
mail al Whiteaker.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Rogue River Peaches

Frank u Carter, Of the Ashland Fruit
Association, was la the city to-day do.
ing business with Salem merchants,
taking orders for the famous peaches oi
that locality Mr.. Carter promises
Willamette valley merchants a superior
quality Of fruit this year,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Wood Wanted.

We will take a lev cords Of wood in
exchange for photographs al the Elite
studio successors 20 sperry the Artist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Sunday Dinner

Having one of the best cooks in the
city We are prepared 70 serve a dinner
that You viii enjoy. White HOUSE Res
tauTant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29

The soldiers ane coming home 10 have
their pictures made az the Elite Studio.
Successor 10 speFry, ths artist 5-lO If
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
For Harvest
Coming Home

Gloves 20 20 the New York Racket.
p 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Ice Not owen Away

I cannot afford t0 give Ice away, bot
am selling pure article AZ price that
10 within the reach Of all.
CRysTAL los WoBgs.
J. Maguire. Prop. q u n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
Ice vsry Nearly Given Away

We can give ice away, 10 conylHce you
come aud see hOw hig a chunk you get
for little money. Our Ice is manufac-
ture from pure distilled water.
capitol Ice Works
q 2Stf kLINuER 4 BECK
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29

Miss Anna Dayey, Of Davis county
Ia, niece Of Frank Davy, oi this city
arrived on the morning overland.
Miss Jennie Simpson Of Pittsburg,
Pa, a niece of w. II. simpson, arrived
this morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29

now oiier All my millinery goods at
actual cost. Miss y. SNru,
7.2b-lws State 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29

MI HngeI College $ 81 :G t:'? ' $:: $
Literary, Scientific Classical Normal Commercial
shorthand Typewnng, Tegaphy, Music
dipIonas
terrrl. for catalogue. Address
THE PRESIDENT NIoUNr ANGELC COLLEGE Mt Angel Ore.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29
CAPITAL BREWERY BOTTLED
BEEK.
KlingsrS Beck Successors to sou,hsalem
Bouling WORKS.

All orders Tor bottled beer will be filed
NJ the brewery. Kept On cold storage.
Frce city delivery. Telephone 2l3l.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-29

Dawson Herb Tea will positively
cure constipation,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
CAPTAIN CARRIERS CASE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GRlGGS
TALKS ABOUT II

Cry Telegraph to Nirsinian-PlotN
Piattsburg, y. Y, Aug. 2S.-Niiorney
General Grirss made the Following
statement tonight to the Associated
Press correspondent regarding Tho cas-
of Captain Oberlln NJ. Carter, charged
with mls0pprnpriating United States
Observation-Disclosures while IN charge of
the work Ot improving the harbor o.
Savannah. Ca:
Tie situation in the Carter case is
Just this: | have gone over tho evi-
dcncc in the ease. which is very volumi-
nous. covering. as il does. the technical
details Of the different branches &C the
work in the very fullest manner Meth
ing more can he done in the matter
until WAYNE NocNeaeh counsel for
Captain Carter. has Wdde his argument
before me. Mir McNoagh is now i'm Eu-
rope and will mot return to this Coun-
try until about September L.. As soon
after he returns as convenient a date
viii bo set for Mr. Mac Nyarh 90 pres
ent his arsunlcni ina behnlt Of Captain
Carter before me. After that shall
make my report to PRESIDENT Mckinley.
There is absolutely no truth Ia the
published statements that | have arr
rived at "a decision i'm tine case. ana thht
IL Will b" made public IN few days
How could I come 90 decision without
first hearing tho argument OF the q p
PENDANTS counsel. even II I had made
up my mind ion regard o. ihe case after
examining the evidence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
This is General Walkers first y
here since be was shot
SENTENCE COMMITTED.


Governor Tyler has committed tn
sentence in the case of Thomas W.
Price 10 life ml.iisoumeui
The old man was convicted II killing
Hall Carter in Prince Edward ana wns
under sentence g. bc executed AT Farm
vile on the 9Th of Se1tamber.
The Governor gives as his Reasons as
follows:
.'Thomas w. Price was twice tried N
the County Court Of Prince Edward
county for killing one Hall Carter The
jury III both trials found verdict If
murder In the first degree and the pris-
oncr was last sentenced 90 be- hung on
the 9Th day Of July. lSga. \ respite was
Sranted until the 9th Of Scp,rWbcr lSa9
THE jury. of course. is the judge u
evidence and the verde, should stand
unless under unusual CirCuius Iuunrs.
There are unusual Circums in
the case, that appeal very strong in
behalf of the prisoner. IN fact /
nave never he'd a petition So we'll sup
ported Eleven OF the las jury anl
the either member | am informed. Is
Agreed very earnestly appeal for com
unite IN the petition. Tho Common
wealth's Attorney SAYS he thinks fully
;hrcc-iourths vt the people of ihe
county are In favor OF having the scn-
i"nce committed The judge docs not
disnpproVc tho application ont ot Il
H5S. cisht hundred ana thirty-elght
signed the petition. y large number
OF the most respectable ana wealthy
citizens OF tho county Wrtc strong
personal letters In hchalf of ;hc rrls-
oner. There are "a few lottcrs from
good mon. one a minister OF the sospcl
ami comparntVclY small petition OPP
[ posing communication.
/ on the petition alone tho evidence
IS sufficiently strong TO Justify the con
| cluSion that 81 H. NOT only the wish OF
| 4 large majority OF the citizens of tho
/ county that communication Should be-
granted. hut TX is ncrfectly evident
that violence would NOT hr dome publ,
sentiment by such % course.
II have patiently gone over the evil
dcncc in tho cNsc. and whilst. ass stated
the jury should he the judge of tn,
evidence | cannot couscien;lOusly sos
that Il verdict Of murder i'm the frs
degree WAS wholly jusiiiahle, aud III,
artcr-statcmcn Of the second jury in
dictate some doubt. There was cor
tairlY Il doubt as 10 the prisoner unlri
the circumstances and In his condition
having planned Wllfu md deliberate
murder. and he is entitled To- tn,
doubt
"Flc is an old man. was i good citi-
zen when not drinking was fai.hful
his state in a time that tried men 5
souls. His Imprisonment Tor life be-
hind renitentiary bars during his few
! remaining years will be but little less
/ severe punishment.
"ln view OF all the circumstances,
| and with Il hope that II may result in
| his spiritual good. tho prayers OF the
! petition Is granted ana commute tinu
70 life Imprisonment Is hereby order
OIL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24

vi
ceased his visits L. ". Bodson. When
the latter asked the reason for This.
saying. according IL Witness that
Drcyfus was i friend and even a lover
OF his Wife. and asking Witness advice
as TO how to gct rid Of her. Witness
asked NJ. Robson if he had proofs. and
liOdspn replied:
enough to drive Dicyrus out oil the
French army.
y LAPSE OF MEMORY.
Witness. however. was unable TO learn
to what NJ. Bodson referred.
NJ. l.abpri after questioning the char
ter of NJ. Du Hricul. asked the govern
mcnt commissarY If he had made in
Gury on the subjcri from police cou-
iancrs. 10 which Major Carrierc re-
Piled:
THAT is II strange request"
NJ. laborl: Everything is strange
in this case aud the evidence Of this
witness is 10y no means least strange"
Bong pressed to describe more clear
~ The ALLEGED German atjache. NJ pa
l'rieul replied thar he did not know ms
name. but was told he MAS attached to
thr German embassy.
Nj. lahuri: WAS he a military ar -
civil a;tachc?"
y REEUKI;
NJ. pu Brieul: II do not remember
| do not know. Let Alni;l.n I.,hnri nm,
himself in my place, Uauphtcr ana he
VIII see the difficulty OF remembering
the name of a stranger he met IL wears
ago"
NJ. Labor: "IfI was unable to give
his name ! should nor conn, l.,,. -,
tiiY. 50. here is another Hraurcpaire
witness. who knows nothing Vet iestI-
hyS against the prisoner without being
- L.. 81. ~ -. -.
court viii draw its own conclusinns-'
pIENTI-S. i,IMf.,x, ,,,r,,-.
n,.,,,, ~ VI -
,b'. .,.i.1 ',H''I cNyiteIY dAAlns,
a parisiam ,,, w. pN hfi III VINO IS
hli rni"n.l ,,,'' w.! VI, h'a"Iepare.
chanra ~ mi,.'9 II 'nr prisoner a
nr,arn,,r''. i ms arrived shorly
=, ~ ''N ''I'4i us numbered out.
Naban,n p Si,,..h nee "i M"nS.eucr on
nv, ,,i.,,i,. ,'o''S1.i. ,.c'H' 20 say that
i'm 1856 or lSS- si,. 'ID '4uSoh ceased
fS. v hTr y, WIN simply to assert that
n ,}o1.',,. - ~ il@. never dincd at
"..o|t, r., "''H any '.NlI on military
49,, ~ ne matter mus he cleAr-a
here ond nm, ~ ""uc" dt'nlie facts
name Of In. rer.on III, ne
alleged tn haYc Iin H., " 'un Wh%m ! am
iained. II n,rs, h. , ~ 49,
is lvinr ana ,.b" ;N""Mh mere Wh"
truth" Uirca. sensation '''
NJ In, tpI,,,.,,s. ,,
-, -" i''>''-' rs RECORD.
nne iovernment Commissary cit
i'lnSi be understood that must refuse
10 uhuor'ake the inquiry Maitrc La
T"tl H,u.sses'S WITH reference to NJ. Du
hri1ui'
a.. i.appri; IN" Government Com
,i.SSr'N must not think any one in
,eiins To be disrcspectful ~ him. hut ,
'iatNv received Information ihat III
a ,,i,'',',' nu'noritics Of Countnncos are
,',..,, ~ EN- 'I,e'eS eng Information in
M ~ W ''H l'fleUl. If | write to
~, ,'".N prosecutor he will nor re-
r1n,',,i ss .,, rus, u me Government
o,,.I, refuses my request I viii
r,iiS, I" INC PRESIDENT. who is here
,;nn ou,lrcrned with ihe demonstrate
thn ~, e,'g '.". ". VII beg him "a BE-
In, Nnow better than any one
. .'"M n.",n creator ihan mine is the
i"a''lom OF me Government Commits
Sl%noT, r
~, Du hrieui having supported NJ
Ia DORIS request Colonel Jouausi Nh
houhcc1 maj he would carry it ou, If
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
OBy Telegraph to virginan-PnotA


Rcnnes. Aug. 23.-rhc session of the
Drcyfus ourt-martial here to-day was
comparatively uncventful. The deposit
TONS were not productive Of amy ssiA
thrilling incidents. Tho systematic pro-
duction of the ffimsicsi trash which
the prosecution deems profitable 10 in
ilict ON tho judges. and which the lat
ter accept as evidence. was proceeded
with. Much of the Ridiculous testimony
of the morning was devoted To an at
tempt To blast Droyfus' private Charac-
ter. though. when Maitrcs l.aburi and
Dcmangc had finished with the Wit
ncsscs their bubbles of titllc-tattlc We're
badly prickcd.
Much 'cf the time was occupied in
reading jhc testimony of l.stc hdzy and
Mile Pays before the Court of Casa :
tion. durins which many of the audi
encr left the court.
WEAK POINTS; LAID BARE.
NJ. Labori again DISTINGUISHED him
self in laying bare the weak points of
ever. than yesterday. though quite aS-
grcssivc enough L arouse the latent
hostility Of the judges. which showed
itself i'll various littlc ways.
NJ. Labori is no faVuiite either with
Major carricrc, thc governments COM
missary, and the latter makes no
serious efforts TO conceal his feelings
towards 'he lawyer
CAUGHT TELLING LIE.
The only dangerous opponent, of Drey-
fus to-day was General GOnsc. who
mounted the stage with quick step
and apparentlv iistt heart. In, he lctt
it badly maulyd by NJ. i.ahor. ~
General Gonsc began BY declaring he
came To defend his honor against
those drivelns" against him. Rut
when his cruss-nynIuinaiion vas mn
ished he returned +" Ills snnt With his
tail between his los. for NJ. Lahori
had driven him INFO n cp,,,nr IN me
attempts of the General s;tafr. for which
Gonsc was responsiblc had engineered
Estcrhazv', cscape from Inc hands If
Justice. Thc cnnalcni tones of the
General had bv lhcn dvindlod into Inc
proverbial still. small voice ana h.s
defiant hearing had rhnurnd tntn III
ahashed air of a school boy caugh,
tellins " Ir.
ASTOUNDING; FpIfiErFi l.Ni!SS.
The day proved certainly "A poor ono
for the General S,an. Two good sam
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
CIIElSTNINS pIN\rl2

That the campaign in the phillrrlnA--
is to- hc pushed vigorously and prompt
~ IS evident from "A remark the Score
tary made To the reporters. H. WAS
determined. he said. that every man
belonging to the twenty regiments of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
The smut" Domingo Revolution.

I8y ToIogTaph % VIrgIn'0n VNotD
Cape iiaytien, Angus. 23.-Genarai
Nctor.ano Torres, commanaer ~ san
Jos de- Las Matas. Santo Domingo.
has d. Jared fer ,he revolution ana ID
is Terorteh mat Santiago has also pro-
nounccd in favor Of The revolution.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24

tBy Telegraph to Virginian- PiIo..)
Tiiiin, Ohio Aug. 23.--The National
'ouncii of tine Daughters Of Liberty ad-
iourned 10 nee; AZ Charlotte y c.. The
hird week in August; 1890. Orgamlza-
ION elected as National councillor
Thomas Is. lvey, OF Petersburg. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
TIL: THIRD.

In the third letter Estcrha2y says
This Gocumcu, is protection for me.
since ii proves tn srouudrelisu of
preyfus and is "a danger FOR uy coun-
fac slm.Ir of writing. VIII force
France. TO hgmiiIa,c herself 70 declare
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-24
TIL: WAR IN
TIE PHILIPPINES
Secretary Of War Root viii Rush
Volunteers 10 The Front.
SUCCESSOR OF OF,

's'hc Administration ESn> Determined
1hn' Every Nan Belonging TO TIA.
Twenty S"inntrcr Regiments SOW
i'cin= ssccruitcd shnl! Ia; CHRIST.
MA" pi"""r I" ihc Philippine,
Gcn"r =! nrrriu NAY Auccccu O,i.
I'm command OF trnopS.