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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

Chicago Record: Jimmy and our
preacher collided on their wheels"
Yes he heard what the preacher said"
Detroit Free Press: Getting ready for
winter, old nan?'
yep it can't come too soon for me. I've
sent in my, application for a patent on an
autosnowbile."
Washington Star: England persists in
the contention that its motives are en-
tirely philanthropic:"
We'll" answered Dom Paul, severely,
80 are mine. | want to if | can't get
up a good Rhodes movement in South
Africa"
Chicago Post: "You hatter me-" she
"Impossible!" he exclaimed.
And she is still uncertain as to whether
she was insulted or flattered. 1t is some
times hard to decide.
Chicago Tribune: rs it going to rain
mo, 1t never rains when I bring my
umbrella down town. and l brought it
"Then you won't need it. Lend it to me
for two or three hours. for fear of acci-
dents"
-. 81 don't dare, dare do that Rivers. 1t al
Indianapolis Journal: you think you
know a lot about our country. said the
really don't know n thing. What is the
principal product of the United States"
eigner, "and that is also your principal
export
Washington Star: Lets have an honest
That's what ! say, replied the practi-
cal politician. Lets have it all fair and
SQUARE straight up and down. Let's don't
don't pay for any we don't get"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

at only three places and these can be over
come by the aid Of wire ropes. The lowest
water is nowhere below twelve feet
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

The first days registration indicates
the woods are full of republicans in
these parts, The very atmosphere
breeds them. There is not one single
sound reason why man should vote
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

State of Nebraska, Douglas County, SIS:
George b. Tzschuck secretary of The Bee
Publishing company, being duly sworn, says
that the actual number of full and COM
plete copies of The Daily, Morning, Even
Ing and Sunday Bee, printed during the
month of September, 1892 was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

the fusion ticket from a sense of prin-
ciple. for the confuSionistS have aban.
doned party principles in the stampede
for pfFipp
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

That cup has proved a little too heavy
for Shamrock to "lift."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

Omaha. The Bee Building ,,
South Omaha; City Hall Building,
Twcnty-fifth and n Streets.
Council Bluffs 10 Pearl Street.
Chicago: 1910 Unity Building.
New York: Temple Court.
Washington: sol Fourteenth street.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications relating to news and edl-
torlal matter should be addressed: Omaha
Bee, Editorial Department.
BUSINESS LETTERS.
Business letters and remittances should
be addressed: The Bee Publishing Company,
Omaha,
REMtTTA Noes.
Remit by draft express or postal order,
payable to The Bee Publishing Company:
Only 2-cent stamps accepted in payment of
mail accounts Personal checks, except on
Omaha or Eastern exchange not accepted
THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

GEORGE 3. TZSCHUCK,
Subscribed and sworn before me this End
day of October, A. D., 1899. .
NJ b. HUNGATE,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21
$500

A 2-Piece Suit for Boys from
8 to l6 years. This is a Bar
gain. Cashmere, Cheviot and
Worsted, fancy and plain colors.
Do your shopping in the morn
ing and avoid the afternoon
rush. You can get much better
service.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21
TICkLISH THOUGHTS.

preacher collided on their wheels"
"ls Jimmy hurt?"
yes; he heard what the preacher said"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

Detroit Free Press: Getting ready 70
winter, old nan?'
Yep, it can't come too soon for me. w
sent in my application for Il patent on al
autOsnOwbilc"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-21

Two of the largest shipbuilding firms at
Bremen are now constructing eight steam
boats after the pattern of the Mississippi
river craft TO be operated on their own ac-
count on the Yangtse Kang, between Han
kow no miles from the mouth of the river.
and Chung King, a city OF 250, 600 inhabitants.
LAO miles from the coast, The boats will
also carry the German mails, Hitherto the
terminal for all river navigation was Han
kow and it was believed that by reason of
rapids and shoals that great waterway was
not naylgable above Hankow. Through the
recent exploration OF Father Chevaler the
contrary has been shown. Difficulties exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
TO CRUISE IN
BERING SEA

The schooner Iarrie sorenson.
which has been fitting out for a cod
fishing cruise In the Bering tea. Il
doubtsdiy get away during the after
noon. The trim schooner was In
readiness for departure yesterday.
The water tanks were fail % fresh
water. the supplies we're all on board.
the ropes were neatly eolled. and
the deck clean and white. but still
the schooner did not sail. Why was
It9
The reason was simple. Captain
I.sslns. OF the SorenHon. IN an cx-
porieneed sailor He has faced
many fierce gales on the Alaskan
coast, laughed NJ tho fury of the
storm. and brought his vessel safely
into port. Hut. like the majority
Of the men In hts calling. he Is n
firm believer that II L. an ~ thing
10 begin voyage on Friday. and.
therefore. the schooner remained In
port.
An incident. plainly illustrating the
universal faith In the above super
stition. occurred a year ago whom
tho rush 20 Cook iulei and Kotxbee
sound was Al It's height on the
f3th day OF a certain month. three
steamers and n schooner were sched-
uicd TO depart for the north. They
were all loaded and In readiness for
departure. but. by u singular coin
eidence. the day fell on a Friday.
The significance OF the fact was very
plain TO the shippers, and as con-
sequence. Notwithstanding the pro-
testations Of the passengers. the four
vessels did not sail on their moth
ward voyage until after midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
These People Pro.
pose to Travel.
BIT II Tue NlIELETS DO WAVE
whore viii These vsatussse9e
Mariners osssg vp--A osss.
tios fer the eishss.

a party Of ten people win leave
shortly for Ke,chIkan. Alaska, on
the little steamer Carrie =. Davis.
They intend 90 do development work
on some mining claims. The steam
er on which they propose going 70
their destination. IL the little craft
which was constructed last spring
on the tide fats south Of the city.
She ~ af about ten tons. and twenty
i've feet In length. The project %
a voyage t. the Alaskan coast in a
vessel Of that description at this
season Of the year would seem de.
eldcdiy hazardous. The boat was
tied up all winter with the bill For
Sale" nailed to her mast.
Among the people who will 20
north on the Davis are Mrs. l.. w.
Davis. wife of l.. W. Davis. the prin-
oipsi owner Tho others are: Capt.
Dobhsns. Sinclair Elliott. Capt. W.
e. Bruce. George l.. U'Conner. J.
W. Montgomery. l.. Delaney, silas
GlyenEood. and George Clln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
A DANGEROUS
FARM HAND
CHARGED with . Serious OF.
tense at oskfiold.

BATAVIA. April 2s.--Hsnry Benz
us. a German farm hand. IL in the
county jall. having been arrested In
oakfield yesterday by Deputy sher-
M Rowland. charged with the crime
nf assault in the third degree.
The complaint vas entered by An
drew Gray, Of Oakfieid. who states
that Bemus came 10 his home few
nights ago and asked To see his
daughter. Flora. aged 20. on being
refused. he made an attempt 10 kick
the door down. Ills examination is
To take place on Monday.
The prisoner Is likely to he held
to answer To a more serious charge.
that Of arson. as the following morn
ing Mr.. Gray found a bunch Of straw
partly burned. piled up against his
house. Bcmus. IL 10 thought. was
responsible fer the attempted In
eendiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
INVOLVES A U. S. SUB-TREASURY
Plan to Replace Ten Million Dollars With
Bogus Silver Certificates Through The
ConnivanCe of Government or.
ficiaI in Treasury Department

WASHINGTON April a3.-An astounding revelation
made here today by officials closely connected with
he Secret Service Bureau to the effect that gigantic
conspiracy exists to deraud the government out OF ten
million dollars by the substitution OF counterfeit 500
silver certificates in OF the subtreasuries of the
United States.
Last Wednesday several arrests were made Of
counterfeers in Lancaster and Philadelphia which have
led UP to the present exposures The counterfeiters
were caught working upon plates for 800 eertfi
Gates which were almost perfect They had finished
plate and had already circulated some OF the spuri
Gus notes.
Now it develops that these men were members OF
organized gang which had been boldly attempting to
corrupt OF the trusted officials Of the United States
sub-ueasuy in eastern city and to induce him to
work off the ten million of eounterfeits upon the gov
eminent by deposng the In the vaults and taking
out ten millions of good money, the government then
issuing the spurious notes to the public through the
same official 1t was expected that the countereits
would never be detected, coming directly from the sub
treasury and being almost faultless in execution.
Chief Wikie says that he has full details OF the
conspiracy and that it will be nipped in the bud but he
refuses TO give the Of the persons implicated or
TO designate the subueasuy at which the scheme was
to be carried out. Wholesale arrests are expected to
occur and one OF the most sensational criminal cases in
the history Of the United States will then be fully
exposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
GIRLS TAUGHT
HIGH KICKING
Newark School Has . New
Branch of Study.

NEWARK. n. J.. April 22.-T,et all
the other cities. provincial and met
ropoiitan. heHccforfh hang their
heads. Reward now leads the way.
II teaches nigh kicking for girls
In its high school
Thirty young girls IN a class Of
high klokingi such IL the latest
thing la tho modern idea Of sdvan-
ced womanhood. Hereafter no young
woman need consider herself "fin-
ished" until she can knock n "dieer"
off gaa Jet with the tip Of her
French boot.
They have a gymnasium In the
high school here. In % the young
women's class meets daily. The girls
are supposed to learn many things
physical here, but now their whole
attention Ia given to the latest fad
All. OF course, wear radicals" ms
hey call them In England. meaning
an abbreviated style Of bloomers.
A sliding gauge is attached 10 a
rope dangling from the ceiling. on
the gauge is an adjustable leather
plate. making such q tempting bait
for the toe ends of tho debutante
schoolg RI ballet girls. a novice at
the bueiress can Kick only four feet
For them the leather plate swings
inzlly Ia he air M that height.
As they proceed la proficiency the
plate Is raisod until at last, after a
certain number OF Lessons, accord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
THEIR EYES
BULGE OUT
Londoners AghaSt
Over Disclosures
~ SHOCKING NEbNEL TrSTs
-
continsntsi Doctors sfu.sliy inoo-
sisto Rabies TOR Scientific
pvrposss
~ SHOCKING NEbNEL TrSTS

LONDON. April 7E~f.ondon 10 all
aghaHt over the dis ipsutea made Of
practices rcs0ried 70 be doctors on
the continent IN experimenting. The
statements are made on the author
ity Of Or. Il. h DudFeon. one II
Aanduus best known physicians. In
an article over his signature IN the
Abolltioniat. neW antl-ylyihesiiOn
publication, and Gays IN part
The Deutsche Medical Woehen-
serift. describing how Professor =.
Hchreiber. ~ koningtbefg. tried tho
effects % fpr. Koch's iuber cuIiss tell
81 inleetiona 90 forty new born ehii-
drea AZ the kocpinRpberE midwifery
hospital, IN which the injections are
shout 80 times a- fnuch a. DE. Koch
said WAS the maximum dose for a
child ~ . "a years. The expert
ments were designed 70 ascertain
the effects Of inneuiztione % various
Klruient bacteria on women and were
conducted On colossal scale.
''Dr. A. DocdtrIein relates how he
inocuiaicd a young unmarried wo-
man with a mlcfpbe Of virus. DIR.
Mage. assistant physician in the
University Hospital for Women In
Lelpsie. made similar inoeuistlons
on a woman who WAS In a helpless
condition, tie also in0eulated into
the body Of a new- horn infant a
large number Of siaphyloeocei in the
Royal University Ear Hospital
.'pv. sehlmmetssuch inoeulsied
two boys with virus taken from n
boil on a Eirts ear. Both boys aied
from pos;uien.
DIR. Jansen. of Stockholm. tried
the effects Of incubation ~ small
pos virus on fourteen children.
"Dr. fsrrssir. professor ~ child
RMS therapeutics. " frswus. In
s-ct-d Ave children ~f'h round
worms for che sake ~ experiment., .
Again and anain unsappsctins men
and women have been inncaiatcd
with the mos, i6athsem~ diseases BY
these ministers ~ healing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
And Secured Timely
Assistance.
ASSAULT ATTEMPTED BY CiDNlN
Out Near the End Of tho tsko
Union Car line.-The
Police koti6sd.

People living near the end OF the
Lake Union car line were startled by
the screams of "A young woman At a
late hour last night. An investiga-
tion was made, and the disturbance
traced to a hack which was stand
ing near the bushes.
The haokdriyer had a young girl
by the neck. and she was making
violent efforts to free herself from
his grasp A passcrby asked the
man what he was doing. aud the
driver replied that the young lady
was drunk and he was taking her
home.
The girl claimed that she had been
drugged, and the man was trying to
assault her, Before help could be
summoned the driver put the girl IN
the hack and drove rapidly away.
The police were notified, but no
arrests have yet been made,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
TO BE BURNED
AT THE STAKE
The Fate That Awaits a Negro
In Georgia.

PALMETTO. Ga. April 2, "A
posse composed % citizens % Camp
bell. Hall ana A'oweta counties IL in
pursuit Of sSnr Hose. the colnred
man who. Thhraday night assassin
atod Alfred Crawford at his home
near here. aid then assaulted the
dead mans slfs. There now seems
no chaneu 20 hiB escape.
when uass IL caught he viii either
be iyuehe1l and his body riSdled
with bullets Ion be all be burned at
the stake rhere Is a possibility Of
his being bthuEht 10 this place and
executed lui the presence u Mrs.
Crawford. ote OF his victims. and
the wife Of he murdered man. II
IL Understood that such has been the
request Of mis-. Crawford. Tho cap
ture Is hourly expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
il NPED TO
IlER DEATH
=-H=sss=a-s
Girl Suicides in a
WorkhouSe.
EiD OF 1 CuECkERED GREER
she rsd Made a Failure Of lite and
Was ulsgraesd aud
Convict.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aprii ss-alad-
- Watson. aHer known a. Gertrude
walters, ~ ttBhlnsan. IN. ended her
iife here BY jumping fsam tief u
cells N the w1rkhausc - cement
uapr a. feet below. she vas a Eood-
looking giri. 70 years old.
The reilce say that two years $50
she VAS living happily with her
father. John W Walters. on a farm
near Robinson. aud her parents we're
devoted 60 hef She Joined rsulr-
cost band, and seemed % BECOME en-
ihualHstic with religious work T. ~
said that the lnve u anofhrr person
came into her iifn about this tlme
\ year ago abe came g. Indianapolis
She knew no one here AMI was d.
rected - the Aisnian Door II Hope.
Several places in families were
obtained for her hut she knew little
ar nothing ~ h0uaakee ping and sean
iaat them. a the Dnur 1t Hope 81 Is
said that rhe made several attempts
to take her iifa Finally sha gave her
fathers name 60 the mafrun ani he
eains and taak her home.
Come slme aen ahr rrsappeafed
At the ppor e Hope. she asked the
uatFen 90 accompany her % place
Ia the city. where she bad employ
ment The mAtron sont two EiriH
with her instead. but later followed
them. when thc klFi caught sisht
- thr sDatron she drew a revolver,
held u at the riatson's head AMI
forced her t. sais HivnE the streets
with her. Miss Walters was SEN
tsoeed 20 lie days IN the wnrkheus~.
" hen her time expired she was AZ
once arrested Ter her Second assault
on the matren and Agf flasher waH
sent Tor. Futile Efforts we're made %
obtain pr-fuiae ~ reformation ffun
her. Her father vert hama without
her ard she vas aHsin ssntsheed g.
isz days IN shs wufkhouse
when in health chs was AZ quiet
and gentle as shrn she lived on the
Illinois farm. and declared that she
did not know the cause II her ula-
deeds. This morning the Eiri ala
COL ~ % tbs diniaN room for break
fast. saying she YES alex. As the
lire ~ women moved away abe turn
ed AMI vent upstairs toward her cell.
Ia a short timz tap Urls on the lowe
cr iopr heard a shout. Look cut
and IN an instant the body Of the
unfortunate rlri struck az their feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
WILL MARRY
HIS TYPEWRITER
New York Millionaire to Wee
an Alameda Girl.

ALAMEDA. Cal. April 21.-The
elimination OF n romantic love sf-
fair will be reached next Wednes-
day when Miss Clara UsinEer. Of
this city. Will become the bride OF
IS. II. Hutchinson. a young million
aire Of New York.
Two years ago Mr.. Hutchinson
came To California 10 take charge OF
the firms san Francisco branch.
About a year ago Miss Usinger en-
tered his employ as typewriter. Mr..
Hutchinson was smitten with her
charms and soon wooed and won his
pretty clerk.
The bride Is bright. talented
younE lady. with a wide circle OF ad.
mirers and frlends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
WANTS MIS- INSURANCE

The eight Insurance companies
carrying policies on the Inflated
steamer Brtxhana. are slow In pay
ing. and % ss said that unless the
money fs econ forthcomins, Capt
James Carroll. receiver OF the Boston
a Alaska steamship company. viii
bring suit against them. Captain
Garrett viii leave shortly Tor san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Lawton Meets With Little Opposition.

MANILA April today
nd
easily
at expense
opposition
striking
ticay
probably Macarthur making
Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
HE REFUSEDGTO
ENTER COMBINE

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2e.-The
Efforts that have been making TO
organize a trust Of the buggy and
light wagon manufacturing inter-
ests of the United states have fail
ed because the Parry company, OF
this city, the largest In the country,
declined TO become n party TO II.
Last month";" Mr.. Parry said. In
discussing the reasons for his declln-
alton, I'VE had the largest business
In our history, and this month we
shall do even better. We did not
think We could better our condition
by golng into a combination" The
company has increased its force OF
employees TO about $500 hands. in
Guiding about 100 at the Connersvilla
works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22

ing To the nexibiilty ~ tho member
and the aptitude Of the pupil, most
amazing results are accomplished.
The record nov stands al q feet,
although the young women have
hevn practieinE only a few dayh,
fhls Is from a standing start, With
more proficiency and aurcness Of
foot the lying start VIII bc intro.
ducod. when Il ls confidently expect
ed that the Wuman's high kicking
record for the United States VIII
come To this Jersey city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
DRIVING CLUB
is ORGANIZED

At the meeting last night Of the
Seattle horHemen. the Seattle Driy-
Ing club was organized. and DIR. n.
r. Smith was elected president, NJ.
NJ. Teater, treasurer: and II. a.
Morse. secretary. Plans were form
ed for the bctterment of the high
ways and for the construction Of
new driveways. The following COM
Il ittee was appointed to confer with
organized bodies OF the city In the
interest Of good driyeways. Capt. u.
u. Caine, II. j. Powers. A. ~. Hol-
comb. II. s. Upper. A. T. Van de
vanter. J. NJ. r.. Atkinson. Mr.. Jones
and jules Redelshelmer.
The club viii meet again next FRI
day evening In the city hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
TWO CHILDREN
ARE KIDNAPPED
Another Case Resembling the
lapiner Abduction.

CHICAGO. April "a kidnap-
ping case like the Laplner abduction
case is causing the public of this city
much concern. Ruth and Hazel
Stonohouse, aged 5 and respect
lively. disappeared from their home.
59i6 Calumet avenue. week ago,
and no trace of them can be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
AT TERMATH Of
THE EXPLOSION

Albert Swanson has brought suit
In the superior court sRainsf I'd Van
der Ven. the owner. and Davl Blake.
the Jesse, Of the building on v ash
inEt0a street, where tho boiler ex-
ploslon occurred. swans IN hs his
left ankle sprainei. AMI vas MUIR
e; In the right leg. lie ~ suing for
si5o0 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Freight Wrecks Tombstones

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April y
There waA a wreck IN the Illinois
Central freight yards here thif fore
noon IN which ave ears were conn
pletslv demolished. The accident
vas caused BY cHreleHsnssr in leav-
INK a switch open and a freight
train crashed into n lot az ears on
u siding one of the wrecked ears
WAS loaded with pig iron aud aaeth.
or with tombstonea. The tanih-
stones were broken into a million
pieces. The damage probably viii
reach see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
FRANCHISE FOR
S. & 7. RAILWAY
Is Considered by the Council
Corporation Committee.

The corporation committee Of the
city council met IN the city hall last
night % consider The applications OF
thg Seattle a Tacoma Hallway eom-
pany and the seattle Railway and
Navigation company for railroad
franchises No definite action was
taken. and II was agreed 10 refer
the applications back 60 the com
pauira Tor notifications.
The Seattle Railway a Navigation
company. asked for n Franchise -
build a standard gauge railroad 10
lts coal mines at Hack Diamond.
The Seattle a Taroma Railway
company. who propose to erect an
electric railway line between seattie
and Tacoma. Was represented by !.
Collins and II. Bucsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
CAPT. PRATT'S
new COMMAND

Capt. ]. y. Pratt, of the coast and
geodotic survey office, left last night
for San Francisco. where he goes
TO take command of the government
steamer Patterson. which sails for
the north next month to continue
the surveying up the conSt line OF
Western Alaska. The work this
summer viii be in and around the
mouth Of the Yukon river. paying
particular attention 10 the bar which
extends into the sea for miles
The channels In Golofin bay will also
be located. and buoys viii be plao-
cd to mark the deep water Of the
channels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Cut Her Ioensii and Died

at-SciE. Ind. April sz-Mra. Al.
ter Drwerpe died this morning %
blood poisoning A few weeks axo
abe trimmed an snsrowins to~naIi.
blood poison Developed into the great
toe of the rfsht foot. aud Il had TO be
anpufafsd. ard finally death result
ed after several amptHatlous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
a Fire Bug In Danger.

RusitVGLLE. Ind, April g In.
eendiaflea burned barn belonging
IA John liidirmlre on Cracker
Ridge. 4 posse u 100 farmers set
aut Ia pursuit ~ the firebus. deter
mined on lynehlnE II h. IL caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Jury Refused to Find Lynchers Guilty.

CHARLESTON $. April IN
city this morning that
the
whsher viii be taken
viii be ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Montejo Not Yet Made a Scapegoat.

MADRID April al > Moneo
Admiral sentenced death
by coumartaL
cas- haa notye concluded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Abundant Proof of Dreyfus' Innocence.

PARIS. continues
Today prints the testimony Of handwriting
pes
hal Esterhazy. not Dreyfus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-22
Sensational Suicide of a Racing Judge.

April tho a sensational
Judge shot him
afterwards.
he remains a mystery.