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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-19
HE FORGED TO
CONVICT DREYFUS
Esterhazy Says He Wrote the BO:-1'
reau by Order Of Col. Sandho''-
Because L Was Needed.

PARIS. July 1S.-The Maun mis- morn
inc publishes a statement by Comte Fer
diosnd KValsin Esterhazey In which he
saws that he wrote the Bordereau by or
der of Colonel sandherr, and that II was
sent TO the house Of Colonel schwartz
koppen. then military attache at tho
German Embassy, in Paris whence %
was returned 20 the War Office. Colonel
Schwartzkoppen being az mat time ln
Rerlin. never saw the Bordereau. which
was forged in order 90 supply material
proof of the guilt of Dreyius-
POINTED TO DItEfFuS.
The statement contains the assertion
that secret agents in Berlin whose testi-
monv 70 was impossible 20 use, had de-
monstrated that leakages had occurred
IN the war once: and the fact that trea-
son existed was ndeniable and every
thing Indicated Drcyfus RS the traitor.
FORGERY NECESSARY.
All the War Ministers. the statement
further saws knew the facts and thought
he forgery 0f the Bordereau necessary.
The evidence implicating Dreyfus were
the words of Colonel Schwarizkoppon's
own mouth. Generals Mercier. DeBois-
denre. ana Gonze knew that the Borde-
reau was forced and that Dreyfus Was
Illegally. but justly convicted.
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Filipino officials had ordered the pu'n'"e
OF Manila and the wholesale murder OF
Americans. and cited as proof that hans
Filipino officers were in Manila thdi "'-"'
and were taken prisoners.
He said the proclamation or 'ei.'
OTIS proelaming himself GovernoI-'''l
eral. had greatly incenscd the flhpiho,
but asserted that both the Filipino ied"-
ers and people believed the Americans
had begun hostihues
so MISTAKE.
Major Zlalcita. speaking Of the repu'e"
promises OF independence made prior 10
The IAN of Manila. when asked Dy Mi'
Tcw If in their cagerness for lndepeh-
dcnce the Filipin0s had not mleuh"''
stood or misconstrucd the language Oh
American officials and officers repi'o.
There is not the slightest mistake ao""'
this Consul Nildmau verbally mau' 'l'
statement 90 MS and We had so much
confidence iu the good intentions OF 'n'
United states. that to us % mena' az
much as if t had been delivered IN WIN-
ing
"Bcsldc. when wc were in Caviie. MUM
bcr of us had thc honor OF enieriainihH
General Anderson This WAS before Ma
Mia Wa taken hv your forces. 'ch'iai
Andors1. ON This occasion, made "a speech
iu which hc said tnat Che Amefi'''s 49,, ',,.
not come here Tor ine puIp"s' %.
one foot ~ territory Win ihe we"
permanent posse .on but for inc pel
pose of giving the. fi.p.nos tner "''-
nendence
WOULD 1919 RECOGNIZED.
~on seDtcmbei DIST last year. on the oc-
carilu ot fiesta. % number "i N.ii''
officers celebrated with MS az 'ne
-r,ro of podsrro pacheO. and an eN-
,,rrsset tho slme sentiments ON many
dnoront occasions we were told Oy men
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SUMMARY or TG-DAYS NEWS.


Local
Young married woman in the West
End has am exciting experience.
Interesting meeting OF the Dover Bap-
Great reunion of the "old First"
Stevens sent on 90 the grand 1lry.
City COumlGee declines % allow the
voters 10 express their preference for
Senator. 4 primary plan adopted.
Sssie.
Three men drowned al Norfolk.
The Burge trial brought to dra-
~The Pharmacists meet at Natural
Bridge
good roads -.
" -snit against Charlottesville for false
imprisonment ,
w. 6. Pilkinton admitted 20 bail in
three thousand dollars at Po"hatan
NDr Anderson failed 10 appear to-day
AZ Chatham, as his friends said he would
do.
General.
Chief Justice Chambers wants to re-
sign from Samoan Court.
The protest OF press Correspondents IN
Manila makcs a stir IN washington ihe
department viii not notice X. -
IThe Brooklyn and Cleveland street.
car strikes are still on. ....,.
Tafer details from Kentucky show
,bat the CLAW county feud 4 bitter one.
.r,.,s " Carrcn the Mormon presl-
dept n,eads guilty ~ polyeamy.
-Io.aon Times scores General Alger IN
IVs,entine. the defauit!ng bank cashier,
gets six years in prison.
Foreign.
-Fsterhazy confesses % have forged
,bs Rordereau 10 convict Dreyfus.
THE shamrock easily defeated tho
Britannia ~ Southampton Yesterday.
Eang Mian planned the recent at
teupt on his life for political purposes
ADMIRAL Dewey 10 receive warm
welcome al Trieste
THE Dreyfus court-martial Will begin
its sittines August 10Th.
The scsifh African Nolk~vssd adopted
the seveH-year franchise.
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Judges viii Hand the Ballots to the
Voters.
TO BE A LOCALIZED ELECTION,
Officers Required 10 Take am oath to
Faithfully Perform Their Duties
Candidates for the EOusc Must
Announce Themselves by
Noon of Next Saturday.
Judges TO be Chosen.


The city Democratic Committee last
.t.,.. .4o.t.l tb. rlau for tra primary
"'n'''
election to Doe hD'd 'H '".,
AS predicted m The Time BE- was de-
.t,., ,. i..,. tr. tickets Eeut inside tine
...i. +,. ma
Young f'a,'F' ''' OBJ
vide % method whereby iNe voters ni-"-
.,..,... th.ir choice OF candidates for
r-..l.l ef.t.s senator. was defeated.
r.....fr cunningham Il.I made the
,,.,... to nr.uI the names of senatorial.
i... ~ tb. frket Ten members
.t r.. and forrfe.n AGAINST the mo-
,f.r ,fr uerrv NJ. Tyler. brother of
fbe coyernor.s. was go h.s own request,
,,.,.a1 rron voting ou This proposition.
rae work of The committee was COM
~ b. r tt--. tnau an hour. The
pl''.' 'i .t. ,,...,,,...+..a ,, plans
pih iel'I ltn ", "' d.. ,. f,f-
was ui'ii'i'''-'
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tl '.e .,l Th. ..rs SHALL b.
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HIS CHANCES.
DIR. Anderson's Friends frying 20 Get
Drifl Of Public Sentiment.

CHATHAM, VA, July lS-Spccial.-
some Of Or Anderson's family were IN
Cnatnam late Saturday evening trying
10 ascertain the status OF public senti-
ment generally
Sn0uld Anderson be apprehended and
convicted on each of the indictments
ne might get a good, long term in the
penitentiary. The penalty for seduction
Is not less than TWO nor more than ten
years. and for attempt TO commit muir
der not less than two nor more than i've
years Al fs not generally thought ne
could be convicted on the latter indlct-
meni.
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the persons themselves turned out. They
organized a church. bat now cannot get
into amy OF the associations Of the State.
Roy. Charles ~. Mcdaniel. the pastor. a
Young VirgnIan and Mr.. j r. Thomp-
SON. of the Independent little Tennessee
church. are already in the city ard will
urge their application in person
Aftcr the recess was taken those pres
emit were invited to a bount!u. rcp8si pre-
pared by the ladies' of West View church.
20 was "a feast indeed. and So abundant
was the preparation tha. more shan hTc
nas kets mll were gathered up boy the
fa.r disciples. nor was the menu c0n-
fined to lOaycs and fishes.
THE MORMONS
When the Convention reaasemblcd at o
o'clock the report OF The Home Mission
Board was read. 10 stated CHAT the Board
was now tfiyfour years old and that
during this time it had established about
oue-seyenth or am the white Baptist
churches within The bounds of the Sourn-
crn BAPTIST Convention. The policy of tho
Board is and always has been. to coz
operate with the established MIS- Jon
Boards OF the several States when pfac-
ucalIc. The field is the entire south.
with frontier stations in Oklahoma. ln-
dian Territory. TcNas. Florida and cuba.
Last year the Board employed b3 mis-
si1n8rics. who report ba2 h3pusms. lf
churches and Jl2 Sunday Schools orean-
izcd
THE report showed that much has also
been accomplished boo the mountains and
cities
Discussion OF tbe report WAS called for
and Rev George Pc Cooper ID. ID. past Tor
of tho First Baptist church. of th'f CITY.
asked 81 any OF the churches had had
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THEY WERE DECEIVED.
Filipinos Charge the Americans With
Bad Faith in the Philippines.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July H.-The
Times tomorrow viii publish an inter-
view which took place Nay Sth. at San
Isidfo Luzon between It's special cor
respondent. Martin T.. Tew, OF the Thlr-
teenth Minnesota. detailed by General
Wheaton. a. brigade interpreter, ana Ma
ior Lorenzo f.. Zialcita, leader Of Agui-
nado's cavalry. and one Of the Filipino
Commissioners VINO went 10 General Otis
with propositions for an armistice.
Major Zialcita denied emphatically that
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THE BROOKLYN
STRIKE STILL On
No Serious Outbreaks Have Occurred
But Several Men Have Been
Hurt-Both Sides Confident

Knew YORK. July lS-The Brooklyn
trolley strike Us still on, ana 'u al iiN,"-
hood there will be no end Co the Labor
trouble for several days 20 come Inc
striking motormen and conductors are
very earnest. and they claim that they
are gaining ground. ON the other mana
the representatives Of the Brooklyn
Traction Company assert that the strike
is only q nominal one and that from To-
night on they will experience no diIIcui'y
I'm running their full complement OF cars.
The company did not run any ears over
it's various lines after dark last evening
but resumed tranic shortly after hNe
o'clock this morning. Numbers Of ears
were run over the several lines, but the
time schedule was not lived up TO on any
one OF them, and a fair estimate or the
rolling stock in operation would De aoous
sixty Der cent. No cars were run over
the Flatbush Avenue Line TO bdghton
Beach
A SMALL RIOT
During the day the police made several
arrests Of persons VINO interieieu Win
the passage of the cars on the Nassau
lines but no serious outbreak occurred
until after six o'clock. A small riot &C.
CURED a few minutes after six o'clock
In which two men were painfully but not
seriously hurt. A mob OK some ~ per
sons attacked a Fifth avenue car on its
way into the city at Sixth street ana
Fifth avenue, and Motorman A. Latham
and Conductor W y Mulcahey were
pulled OF the car and badly treated. La
Thanh had his arm broken and Mulcahey
received a fracture of the nose.
STRIKERS CONFIDENT.
Master Workman Parsons ana Dislr'c'
Master pines. were very ronndeat that
the strikers would win the fight, out
Judging from the number of cars IN ope-
,.--.,,.,,oa on second Pagel.
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Rrrnn WI be There.

LINCOLN. NEB, July 1>.-W. j.
Rrvan said tonight that he would START
Tor Chicago tomorrow to aliend iht
meeting off the Democratic Natlohai D"in-
rniftae He declined TO say Whetner hc
v-ould accent the invitation to speak at
the Auditorium meeting Thursday night.
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BringingOutGo Gold.

VICTORIA. b. c., July 1S.-The steamer
noon. took a pilot and continued 10 Van
couver. The purser says there are 90
passengers on board ana three million
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II is ImOossibIe to Conceal the Facts
From the Public.
THE PRESIDENT IS P0WERLESS,
lie is iu the Power Of the Military
Ring That is in Control-A Nir-
ginian Receives McTited Pro-
motion in the Army-B. Y,
n. 4. Delegates in
Washington.

WASHINGTON. July speciai-The
round robin has created tho greatest ta.k
and excitement witnessed here since the
opening of tine war against the insur-
gents Public men. in speaking of the
matter. say that when the truth .s known
in regard TO tho Philippine campaign, Mr.
Mckinley viii have to DO "a large amount
of explaining TO the american people.
AT 4 CRISIS.
A prominent army officers, m speaking
Of the matter t0 a. Times correspondent
to-day said. "The crisis has been reached.
The true state OF affairs cam uo longer DE
keut from the public. The laFonusm
shown by the authorities n the appoint
ment OF officers is criminal, and Wil ne
So regarded
NcKINLEY'S HANDS TIED
II ie common talk that the condition ol
affairs has been known to the President
for some time. but that Doe ls n the anso-
lutte power of the military ring that are
now n control of the situation.
The Crcclmau story on General OTIS
is regarded as absolutely trle and will
undoubtedly 30 is said Doe verified
HE is RATIFIED
- wa. L ., .l.,. .....,t,... .--l,.
side of the rins' saio ihis morning ne
President is ratified Politicians now
here state that the Indignation of the
people at the next election win assuredly
Doe visited ON the gang that has cnn-
Quoted our campaign in the Philippine.
Tie administration is iu quandary.
"The policy OF Air. Mckinley iu subordi-
mating the inicret OF the country t) hs
own po'ltcai anlD.li'I' slil 'A ei-lN lli'.
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,,,+ who me- o,,t ~ The rir.- ers AFRAID
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do consent to lam interview. ask NOT to De
Quoted
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Another Lieutenant.

WASHINGTON. July 1S-The Pres'-
dent to-day appointed Walton Clarke.
private Company +. First Georgia, 20 be
second lieutenant ia the volunteer army
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NeM pnslIna.icI

WASHINGTON. July is.-The Presi-
dent today appointed Joshua A. Wilson
postmaster at Florence, ;. {.
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QUICK WORK.
Bank Wreckcr Valentine Gets SiN
Years in states Prison.

Years in states Prison.
NEW YORK. July lS-George ~ Vail
entine. cashier of the suspended Middle
sex county bank at Perth Amboy. y. D."
was sentenced ln the MiddleseX County
Court to-day 20 six years in the New Jef-
sew state penltentiary at Trenton.
Valentine pleaded non-yult 10 the charge
Of larceny in connection with his mis-
appropriation OF about $4,000 from the
hank
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WEATHER FORECAST

ro,ecagt: Virginia -srair Wednesosy
and thursday. light westerly winds 'o-
coming variable. ,.,,,,e..
Sorth Car0lina Increasing c'onn"
wednesday. showers on ine '"'S' '"'
day. variable winds
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The Hartman matter is very pecu-
liar one The case arose in This way
Some time ago man who had been
baptized hy a Disciple minister applied
for membership in the Hartman church
Some were for receiving him, and also
quite a number insisted on his being grst
bsptized by Baptist minister. The APP
pilcant declined 20 be baptized. saying
he had already been baptized Tho
church disputed. aud the supporters of
the applicant asked for. letters 20 other
churches The letters were refused, and
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SHE WANTS A DIVORCE
Mrs. Herring Also Wants Some
Real Estate.
WAS CRUELTY TREATED
She Alleges That Her Husband Choked
and Knocked Her Down-rhe
Charge of Kidnapping
IL Withdrawn.

Lena Ella. Herring. alias Herne. who
complained to the police. the sheriff.
the county attorney and numerous peo-
pie on the streets. that her husband.
Philip Herring, alias Herne, had stolen
their child on Monday. has commenced
a suit for divorce in the district court
on the grounds Of extreme cruelty.
Mrs. Herne is an actress and has been
engaged at a local theater. In her COM
plant she says they were married AT
Portland. Ore. July 10. 1856, and have
one child. a boy of 5. She says hat
during their career as performers uI"n
the stage. they accumulated a lot OF
real estate I'm different towns OF tne
state Of Washington. n rave a raseh
and a band of cattle in Helena. She
wants her share of IL. Mrs. Herne,
alias Herring, says that during he pc
riod from Nav, 1891. to December. 1891.
he treated her badly. He choked her
and knocked her down and hnaliy drove
her and her child from the house. she
asks the court To be awarded the Gus
tody OF their child and for an intunc-
ton TO restrain the defendant from IN
terfering with the child and from dis
posing OF his property. A restraining
order was issued. but the defendant not
having a bell on. could not be FOUND.
He turned up later. however, and stole
the child. and then a warrant was Is
sued for his arrest on the charge OF
~kidnapping. but County Attorney Con-
molly stated yesterday that the war
rant was issued by mistake and
through a misunderstanding Of the
facts. Herne Is still in town, but none
OF the papers have yet been served on
him. Last evening a complaint was
made hat an officer was shielding
Herne and assisting him in evading the
process OF the court and a request was
made for a warrant for the officers ar
rest hut n was not issued
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WILL SAIL SOON.
VIII Take h Place Of Voiun-
teers at Manila.

teers at Manila.
Washington. Jan. 3.-General Otis, at
Manila, has been notified by cable OF
the arrangements that have been COM
pleted to speedily reinforce MS COM
mand by the dispatch Of six regiments
of regular infantry. The 18th, now at
Fort Leavenworth, will sail from san
Francisco on the transport
Jan. 7, and Is timed to reach Manila py
he end of the month. Major GeneIal
La wton has been in command OF the 4th
regiment, now at Fort Sheridan, III,
the 18th at jefferson barracks and the
nth at Columbus barracks, o.. and Is
directed to sail with them jan. IL on the
transport Mohawk and The Massachu-
sets. proceeding by way of the uez
canal. This force under General Law
ton is expected to reach the
the second week in February. The other
two regiments selected for garrison duty
in the Philippines. the 3rd infantry, at
Fort Smelling. Mimi, and the End at
Fort Crook. Neb., Will depart from san
Francisco as soon as transports are
available. The army steamer Senator,
which left Manila Dec. Is. with the As
tor battery and other troops bound for
San Francisco. is due there early next
week. and will be ready to return with
either the Srd or the ? N regiment hve
days later.
nile eNerytnlnS u beHnS uohc " SHN
war department authorities to expedite
the departure of these troops in COM
piiance with repeated information from
General Otis that he Is anxious 20 ex-
change his volunteers for regulars, II
has been found impossible to start them
much earlier than the middle of Janu-
| airy, which was the time set when IL was
first decided two weeks to send a
| portion OF the needed force by way OF
New York on account of the lack oil
transport facilities in the Pacific. Until
these troops reach the Philippines I 1:
not believed by the authorities tina
General Otis will undertake any aggres'
sive operations for the extension OF thu
American sovereignty over the various
provinces now held by the insurgents
although he has full discretion in the
matter. but that he will reserve hi
forces for use in emergencies. should
the insurgents grow unmanageable II
the vicinity of Manila.
Confidence was expressed at the wa
department that there would be no bat
tie at Iloilo after every resource o
peaceable negotiations to induce the re
bells to evacuate the city has been eX
hausted.
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chant OF Venice" appearing In his Ia
nous character OF Shylock and also
spoke the parts Of Antonio and Bas-
sanio. Mr.. and Mira. Bandmann also
presented that bright little comedy.
The Happy Pair" In which both mao,
happy hits and showed their frfenis
that they were as much at home IN
comedy as in tragedy. They were again
called before the curtain.
John Curtis ray q splendid recitation
OF the Battle OF F~ontenoy." ana MI:
Mcguire recited the ~"vagsbonds."
while Miss Carlisle gave a charming
recitation which told of the feeling n
experience of a bridegroom at the altar
while waiting for the ceremony to be-
gin.
Mrs. Louise Zohrn. a singer who sur
prised and pleased the audience with
her rich contralto voice. had been add
ed to the programme. Maggie Kelly,
Miss Ornstein. the High School Mando-
lin club. the Dawson girls, DO Bell ana
Billy Woods were also on the pro-
gramme. The performance closed with
the operetta. The Cobbler and Black
smith," by VIII s. Rising. Lillian KEN
BILE and Mack Charles. II was a taking
thing and prett1ly done.
The matinee yesterday afternoon was
poorly attended. but these who turned
out were more than pleased.
Mr.. Mcguire and those who arranged
the benefit have reason to feel proud
over the success of IL. and they apprc-
ciate the assistance and services tend
cred by h talented people who took
part in II. and wish to taxi this means
OF thanking them all most heartily.
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THAT smBAlmtD BEEF.
The Packers Assert That No Chemicals
Were Used.

Packers Assert That No Chemicals
Were Used.
washington, Jan. 3.-Commissary
General EagAn has been steadily inquir-
ing into the methods followed by the
big meat packing house Of putting up
meats supplied to the army during the
war. To-day General Eagan makes
public letters from Swift d Co. OF chi
cago and Libby, Mcneil & Libby OF the
same city. Swift& Co. deny the use OF
any chemicals in preparing their meats
and state the beef for the army mas
been handled in exactly the same man
ner as that supplied their customers
throughout the United States and Eng
land. The Libby company makes a
statement regarding their roast beer
furnished the army. saying 1t was ex-
actly the same as they have sold Tor 20
years. concluding their statement as
follows:
Answering your question In regard
10 foreign ingredients and scraps being
used i'm putting up this meat. VIII say
we use nothing but good. wholesome.
sound government inspected meat ana
no scraps of any description are used
The fat in our can Is part OF and be-
longs to the beef which is packed In the
can. There Is none poured In. We do
not handle refrigerated beef"
Nelson. Morris & Co. make a report
about their timed beef. giving details
of its manufacture and stating 1t has
been on the market IS years. Thu firm
states the same goods have for years
been supplied the English and French
governments. Morris d Co. deny the
use Of any chemicals or scraps whatever
and state they do not use the juice from
meat so packed to make soul
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Murray Is q Surprise.

At n late hour last night Alexander
Murray. the nan who was stabbed by
James Neary at a cock night Sunday
evening, was still alive n more sur
prising. was reported as considerably
improved. and II is now said there Is
at least a hope that he will survive his
terrible injuries. Murray Is proving a
great surprise to the hospital surgeons.
who. when called to attend him. had 10
hope OF being able TO save his life. His
great determination to live and his re-
markable vitality are greatly In his ia
vor and with good luck the doctors
through.