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New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
M1nnLErowN CONN BRANCH.

Mrs Harriette C. Pearne president Of the MID
dletown Comm branch T s. s. writes of a
box Of sheets pillow cases etc. sent 70 Miss Lizzie
Cowes. and the receipt in return OF touching
Acknowledgement together with her picture A
package OF undertaking was also sent 10 the
general Office. Mrs Pearne also Acknowledges
touching and precious letters Of thanks received
from the West from the people no received in
June the packages marked I'm Memoriam.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
LET LOVE BE TOLD.

Have you loving words 10 give me?
A kiss or clasp Of hand
To tell me OF the friendship
! scarcely understand
oh, give them now, pray you
Wait not till / am dead.
When the heart is hungry for them
Let your loving words be said.
Oh. this hiding from our loved ones
OF the love that's in the heart;
oh, this strange and blighting silence
Keeping US go far apart
oh, the hearts that look and listen,
Hoping vainly, as they wait
For the signs OF love that come not
Ere too late. alasl too late.
-(Eben z. Rexford.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
CHIC GOWNS INPARIS DUST.
SWELL PEOPLE MAKING A FAD OF SUM-
MER WEEKS IN TOWN.
TWILIGHT RIDES TO SUBURBS NOT FREoUNTED
BT wHEELwOMEN AND OTHER COMMON FOLK
HOT WEATHER DRESSES DESCRIBED.

BY WHEELWOMEN AND OTHER COMMON FOLK
HOT WEATHER DRESSES DESCRIBED.
Paris. August 10.
The smart. the ultra smart, Parisenne considers
q chic 70 pass a portion OF the present summer
IN Paris This does not mean that she intends 10
miss the Grande Semaine al Trouvlle or Deauville
tut only that no apologies expected OF her for
being chez ellie in midsummer. In fact, a certain
set IN the gay world are passing what they term
"a true vacation in the hot dusty city, never so
hot and filthy and unpleasant as 1t is this year. for
the excavations and half-cOmpleted buildings OF the
Exposition extend up and down the Seine and I'll
abe city with dirt and noise.
But 70 be properly ION v-cation" IN Paris there
are certain things 20 be done and others 10 be
avoided. The bicycle is strictly out OF the question
and left 10 the mob. Exercise means a ride in the
Bots on horseback in the early morning. and the
beautiful alleys there reserved for equestrans are
pleasantly crowded every morning up 70 10 o'clock
The Parisienne has also learned 10 see her miiner
and dressmaker during the morning and 10 spend
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Jennie f. Boucher. invalid member, or sen
eca Falls y. Y. has received the wheel chsir
and gratefully Acknowledges the comfort II IS 70
her Especially does she express thanks 10 MISS
Jennie T.. Mackay and Mrs. Munsili, t1roush lsh
rnuch sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20
FROM GARDENS OF THE SEA
HOW TO GATHER AND PRESERVE THE
SALT WATER GRASS.

BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS OF sEAwEEp ARE THE
SOUVENIRS OF MANY OF THE TOURISTS
WHO VISITED THE WESTERN COAST
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss Mary Myers an invalid Sunshine member
whose address is at West Woodstock, Conn. box a.
desires 10 correspond with few young people VINO
are members OF the society.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

y active Sunshine member,
who is an enthusiastic natu-
ralist as well. has just sent
into the general office a most
charming souvenir Of a trip
10 the Pacific Coast that may
serve as a suggestion TO
others starting for the sea-
shore.
This voice from the sea.
which still goes on singing
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss Anna C. Ruddy. of the T 8. s. Home Gar
den branch. Acknowledges sunshine received TOT
her scholars from Mrs. S. B. Locke, OF New
Rochelle, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

The brightest angel that can possess the human
heart Is friendship There is no word In any IAN
guage so cold as the word forgotten '-'Grace
Louise Pittard.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss Sarah Converse an invalid member OF Stew
artstown. y. H. passes many OF the weary hours
OF her Illness in making scrap picture books for
indian children She has run out OF colored pictures
and pretty advertising cards and makes request
for these and any bright colored prints. The
Juvenile members are called upon 10 collect enough
cards and prints 10 keep Miss Converse busy FOR
many day and in the end make glad the hearts
OF the Indian children. one package has been
forwarded from the T. s s. office
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss " 2. Crouch. invalid member % Brook
lyn extends thanks for the delicious fruit sent 4
her by Mrs l. Norton, o. Hghtstown
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss Bertha Zoelle, T. 6. s member wishes 10
thank the kind friends at the Floral Home Mooers
MIL y. 7. who thoughtfully contributed 70 her
comfort by the generous donation OF 50 forwarded 70
her by Mrs. J. NJ Miller She also acknowledges
with sincere appreciation the reading matter sent
by Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Ketcham, Mrs. Parsons and
Miss Ross. OF Newark y J.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Adolph Koch at the Home for 1ncuranes Cni-
cago H.. writes through his nurse mat ne mas
just passed most enjoyable orthday' me gay
rae f,e and tho MANY letters and remerbrances
from friends made him feel happy. He mao
several callers. among them his pastor besiues
the birthday package from the general once ne
gratefully Acknowledges one from Mrs bernstein
Of Philadelphia He also sends. through the l.
s S column. thanks TO Miss MacKay' OF h~ne' ~
n,ood and Mrs 7 L Andrews New-Haven, Conn
ON Thursday OF this week Mr.. Koch Is 70 un-
dergo another severe operation that Will lay hinl
up for a number OF weeks even II "all goes wen
Mr. Koch with cheerfulness under MS eA-
ceptionally trying circumstances. says tnat with
the additional drainage tubes 10 ne inserted ne
will soon be like the great drainage canal IN mi
cago "ruII Of tubes" He asks for all the reading
rnatter-C;erman and Englsh-that he can pos,
si5Iv get 10 help him IN bearing the pain anu
WEAKNESS.
New-York tribune., 1899-08-20

Miss Celeste Coleman Fitzpatrick OF The Smell
Bellport. Long Island. writes that the most OF
the members OF her branch find but little time
during N, summer for carrying on regular sun
ebi1e work some individuals. among them MIS-
Louisa Phlpp and Mrs. and Miss Fitzpatrick are
however doing much work among those VINO heed
cheering.
TAKES Up THE WORK IN PARKV1i-LE-
The many friends OF Ms. Josephine scrosgs' VINO
has done such noble work in the Kentucky noun
tains as well as elsewhere, will rejoice with her
in the broad and congenial field that opens before
her in her new location at Parkvilie Mo. Her
husband the Rev. l.. NJ Scroggs. having become
manager OF the boarding department OF Park Col
lege Mrs ScrOggs Will he thrown into constant
communication with some four hundred earnest
Christian young men and women. Writing from
EXCELSIOR Springs Mo where she has been taking
a much needed rest from overwork Mrs. Scroggs
reports that the literature sent her supplied hfty
families IN the Kentucky mountains-where II was
a great blessing Since her settlement at Parkville
Iiterature has been received from Mrs Miller, Of
Mooers Mill: Miss Birdsall. OF Nev-York; Mrs. VI.
G Peck and Mrs Joseph Shardlow all OF which has
been greatly appreciated.
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oLEx.

Wade Bros in9les have been the
center OF attraction lately,
Mis- Elsie Cochran vas the gnrst Of
Mis-, Lrttic Randall Tue pact week.
Miss Hili a. sanuy s,boil visited
friends here Saturday and Sunlay.
Farmers say crop prospects we're never
hetter, despite the backward pfiug
Miss Nina 3ager If Arlington II visit
ing her sp0t, mrs. Crnm this week.
The revival tnsetinS hiah vas bed
hy Rev Lawson closed Sunday morning.
The shnWer 90 Monday was weicn,.
visitor which brought ioFth many smiies
Mise Cnnrag and daughter were doing
basiness ~ 0iex the first q thi- week.
Mr. smith lawer II ALBANY vas o.
our burg this week looking ~ lucation
Pe dabs on Thursday eve last, was
reli attended; ail pronounce il the hest
u the seasnn.
T. o Rslst1n's smiling isce is seen on
onr slreets agsin. wticl, hrings ~ mind
tho got its4stf vars,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
purely Business.

Cattle buyers contracts Tor sale at the
lLoBE Office.
We bus Hides. Pelts and sqnsw soqi
and pay highest cash price 4, the Ar
linSton Warehouse Company 6is
When IN Arlington, csll On Compton
4 tieorgc, and louk ., their fine line II
ladirs' and children's shues,
Fine llne q wall paper tor season of
30 " a Darbng's. Prices cannot
te Duplicated this site Of Chicago,
Sheep.-hearers' at,enlionl send 10
Camptan 4 tieafse for B. B A. sheep
4brars, at bsi-rpcS prices, Arlington,
Or.
The Arlington Warehouse Company
.is headquarters fnr woo hag4, a' 50
cents racl, Send in yonr order ami II
viii be promptly tiiled. 6aS
FoR SALe---A s,nd folding heti-lonnre,
in max, Neli uphnlstered aud aimosl ~
spod ss new VIII hs sold cheap In.
qaire at this office
ANY one expecting % travel viii prai'
by boking over our iiae ~ Trunks and
yalises. just arrived Vt Compton 4
tieorge's Arlington, Or,
Refnre the houSerleaniug season, ex.
anime W A. Darline's line OF wal
papers Prices lower than anywhere
sest d Chicago
We will gladly send samples OF sum
mer gnnds 10 any one not shIe ~ BE- ir
Arlington this spring, send for samplr,
Compton n George, Arlington, Or
We advance money On Nool stored Il
our houSe and have competent man I,
attend u the selling Of same in tne ab
.ence Of the owner Tue Arlington
Warehouse Gu. viii treat you right 6it
The Butte creek saw uill has 20l
cords Of l6lnch wood for sale which Sat
cut and splitin the month Of iJsnu@y
and which is MI corded not more than
quarter ufa mile trom che mill Prizes
So 90 per cord 7ii0
W. A. Darling has jnst received tin
linz II wall papers direct from Chicago
The patterns ARE stylish and np-to-dst
and the prices can not be duplicated
this side ot Chicago Paper HING in
workmouike manner. u
| We are equipped 70 handle the wno
clip nfthis season and guarantee thu
onr patrons viii have the benefit ni has
lug their wpol inspected in our horse b
representatives Of the argest wool par
chasing establishments in the Unite,
States Send your wool to the Arliug
ton Warehouse Co, sds
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
LosT VALLEY.

Mrs. Nettie Rpbinette, Of Lone Rock
visited friends here last week.
Henry apel. u Lone Roek, was hero
last week after bis cattle
tIcrhert and Harry nAlstrad returned
from Canyon Citg las, Thursday.
Me neei ~ many mnrriageahle yannR
ladies ilere as they 10 ~ Clen We tisye
plenty 0i good hooking bachelors herr
any u wboin can be hed iot the assing.
Mr.. Gal Hale gave his friends here
4 call wtiiia 20 ro1te ttom the Penilrton
country 70 the JOHN Day.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
FOSSIL. Wnaalar CO.

Deputy shprif pinkEsm, % Gillian
Go ,was 10 town Monasy,
Editor Stewart Of the Journal 10 Ia
Portland this week.
hoRs--ro the wife Of Cpe Barnard.
Apr goth a ten poGad boy
The Butte creek shearing rrew Will
commence sharing sheeptf VI diltDp
nest Monday II tbs weather viii prefuit,
ellis Kilaey. 81 Jarkknife, sherman
ca IL Waiting HE father B KELSEY ard
other relatives this week
A telegram was received hv Coe y
Barnard Sunday night annnncing the
death 0f Mr. ). 9. D madison in Port.
land Sat morning Apr 22,h, he viii
be buried AZ dsppner Apr 25th bv the
Masonic order Of which be sas meme
beY.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
Teachers Quarterly Examina-
tton, at Condor, Oregon.

Notire i hereby given, that TOR the
purpose 81 inakiuG an examination u
al p.rsone VINO mAy offer themselves
as candidates for teachers Of the public
schools oi this county, the county school
superintendent thereof will hold a pub.
lic examination At Condon. Oregon.
heginning 1T o'clock p. N. on May TO-,
1899, second "Wednesday IN the month
Candidates for state papers may present
themselves on Friday, May 18th at 10
o'cack, a. m.
The following program will be follow
Cd during the examinations "Wednesday
---Penmanship, History, Spelling
Written Arithmetic, Theory
ot Teaching, Grammar Fridsy-Geog.
raphy, Mental Arithmetic, Reading,
Physiology, Compositions, PHYSICAL Ge-
ography, Bookkeeping, Oregon School
Law, General History, English Litera.
ture. Algebra Il. w DAaeErr,
School supt, % Gillian Comfy,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
School Annortionment.

Fellowing il given the appartipnmen'
81 the school fund for the several dis
tsicss In Gillian county as we'll IS tor
that p,rtion oi Wheeler county formerly
belonging TO ,iilllan;
District Ea. /. sl5s 10; No. 2. s7s Oh
No. 3. $50 81; M. 4, SOS 81. M, s. a6s "a
NJ 8, s7s 20; No z, te4 40; 40, $. ~
report No. q. &i25 60, No. 10. 100 50
80 ii. s75 va; No u. s7i 90; No ls,
sl0g0I; MI IA set44; M, Is, $61 rs;
NJ lH. t8a ~. NJ II. ~ 80: NJ IL,
$40 81, 40 u. s773I ~ 20 s7t 8ai
So. 2t giet ~ ~ 20, NJ mginiassian
NJ. %. s54 81. No a. $40 10; n, 25,
;s0 0si NJ, 20, ses So; No "a SIS ~
NJ 20 te5 81, Nj ~ s7leo. NJ 50,
S6l al, No 81 s7i 20 No SO $3.50
w s8 Is a M s4. $40 81 50 35,
t6i 40. M 81, tgl 6si NJ 81. to4 40
NJ 50 4o6 81; Na 80. $500; ~ Al,
t62 ga. Na ~. g5s o., Ns 4s sss ~
~. "a. $50 20, No IS, ;s44o No 4s.
IS. si; 80 So tl7 Total. ssll4 81
pended balance tl3OS
M. emil ilren u school age. 1924
Appottioumsnt, $500 u eseh district
AMI " cents per capita.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27

MAa Lgflgslan i Hae dauee ottels !
II lHst hs'eF sillf l--r atiiab ia8fter,
a 4inaef Fal pt iea geeAa !. L III
iiell II tba 3'aie A9rpa isAod Il Non
uigatlf. iaJi9alax stsals l4ge lssh.
#fhefisiiIar ~ork q the salApfsae ellibs
preparation iiF 4 atat' eni county ~
aqlinatione, viii be given by the Normal
Faculty Grades made Will be credited
toward evacuation. Tuition s6 25
Board aud lodging from " 80 - 43 OF
pr week, Total espense ron 335 to
$40 Ffr announcements, Address Ser.
retery d the Faculty, Normal sehsoi
Monmouth, Oregon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
Glenn

@. A. Dsnneman has got bis timber
culture iu fine shape aud is how ready
for tue cultvat0r.
E.p Weir is on his feet aaain, and
will sp9u be able " return hume.
VIII Mel'nefson ami Bert Conner
caught e0yn,a With The Ias-u rope the
oihrr day ~ sealps we're taken In this
neigh borba0d las, week
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Down the stream.

Rute Blake hriags in the information
f'oA Rock creek that on Monday even
Ing tn, irrapressihle HE insurance agent
W. A. Campbell in attempting q fofd
Rack rreek ~ their piare, tso miles he
loW its tnrku. game near losing his life
hoFres. buggy, sui grips. Rrslltiug the
current Of lle strean 10 depth suifi.
pient 10 carry his valise 0ut 81 the wag "a
bei he attempted 10 retrrat, wnen bis
vehicle and team lost It's to,tng, start,
ing daa6 stth the raging torrent,
Campbell ses sonn dish'dged and carried
20 suur OVER hvnging brush. which a..
seized with shis customary tenecity AMI
spon landed hinseif high, hnt not dry.
,iis Iusty wells iT belp hronght CREW
II lite savers frnm the farm hunse amt
after same delay sncreedcd II getting the
team put alive, Nhch had became Ne
,ached from the rig, which went IN
d,wn the creek 10 be recovered next
morning Sehs Warren overlook the
valise elk milrs further dowa. Mr..
blake and Harmon NAL we're au,1ng the
resyuera The experience viii douftiess
renew the enersy 0f toe agent, tnis
close "call" lending thwoGgii sppre'
citation oi hts advice. 70 be ever ready
i1r the trip down stream ~ Aeppne'
Gasette
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27

NIyANTEp- sEyERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER.
Wv sons In this state 50 manage our nHeinass
In their own and nearby conntiea, u Is mainly
office work eopdlilted at home. Salary STRAIGHT
ye00 year And expeusvs -dehnlie, banufdc no
more. no less salary. Monthly tv5 References
bert X Heaa, rreet, Dept NJ Chicago III
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-04-27
AREfM B CIV.
q h. llafes b ln ] l.EtIalnI.

7 i. ppfqs II ii l9ftlAih
u, W I9fa gsnt u Ihe Dailea Nv
SaaaAy
lle Missee HsatasFi9fd aud CocAfal
tafs Yisitins "a Ayiis this ~eek.
j. W. SU,itn csue Qp nom Los Angel
es fflda5 aDd viii rsuain mouth.
s. r. N. Brlggs made baainesS trip
. Inc Daiieattie hfst ot tue sses.
W ~ Steiser pasaed Ib,opgg Airing
lou % no Nay liDne iron Dusluest
tiid ~ fDrtinnd.
Mrs, L. u, Edwards returned 10 Ar
iiDytVD, Iuesuay aitsf prOtfactod yis
II WITH relatives Ia tie yUiej
Tbe many irieuds oi Dir. Weir viii b.
glad " knoa tBat he 10 able " at W
and 10 gfusiug murn better
~ Lord camt up ftom The Dsiles
Satufogy evening u lDaR aiier hs sx.
trnsiss Dusiness lntsfesto ~ Ariingtpa,
Rev BACK, oi 0rasa Veley, passvd
tht5ngd Atnu9lUn uu hia wAy W DpTDo,
alarn.! county eAefe bs goes " deoicate
a churcn.
rhe Arlington Cornet Band gave a
concert "a tbe a ". U ". iiaii on m
dsy evening, iVilOnrs by d SOCIAL DANCE.
lus nan VAS veil niied ana Hii e1 ptess-
10 themselves eeii pnased VITA tDe
evenings entrttainnient.
From Another Correspondent.
The body VI Frank Combs, Who was
drown t.u seeks ngo has not Usta
fvnud yet aitt,UnKI tnsfe has Uecn
thorough search nade ior IL.
The ioundstiUu fr the boiler
Ell The bpler siii be here IA lrA
days a1rd ahsn ia pace "ili give tie
piHul 4Onorse possr.
snrrp sbearng Is coming to a close Il.
lgng uic rlysr. CaiNeH Hn1 klrb8rts
arr Liv Only bands to sitrsr Iiir wp1i
seeins " be VI g.iOi QaaAiy tHs
season. Some has already cunae lnlo
tue warehouse.
There is talk Of the city being sued by
Ia man whom tbs tgtg officers DUld nol
ailDs 70 lake orders iur shirts, lt belng
contrary 10 40 ordinance making il II
ceased occupation " take orders VI ped.
dlr Ia the cIty.
Mr. Ell Clay returned last week from
the eaei where lie fed tncg ot sneep
fOr thr Chicago narket last shter. tiJ
reports iuat tse'isrs as a ralr lost uipney
last winter as ieed nearly donbied 10
price VI iyrmef years aud mutton dIh
not raise.
THIS part II the country has been
olg441d with an east wind the
hardest and lasiiug longer lhan has
bsen Snawn here lof years but at This
.sylling, Monday, il has calnied dn" q
And begun ~ ram, SOMETHING muct,
needed 20 lne spring grsin,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-05
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

The bobolinks are numerous and vel.
come visitors in many parts OF Maine this
summer.
Judge II. K. Baker of Hallowell, who
fell on the ice last winter and fractured
his hip, is slowing failing in health.
Mrs James q. Blaine arrived in Bar
Harbor Thursday for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Damrosch will arrive about
June 10th for the season.
Mrs. j. @. Haskell of Auburn has been
appointed, to the position OF superintend-
cut of Home for Aged Couples in Rox.
bury, Mass one of the largest and nohlest
charities In Boston.
Mrs kmmons Blaine, daughter-in- Jaw
of the late James Il. Blaine, intsnds to
contribute several hundred thousand dol
lars toward the foundation of pedagoci.
cal school in Chicago, with the promise
that, sometime in the near future she
will add another gift, so that the school
Will have an endowment of at least ST.
600, 900.
The Bowdoin men in Bangor had q
ba nquet Thursday night. MIR. u. A.
Robinson of Bangor acted as toastraster
and the tossts were responded TO Rs fol-
lows: cold Bowdoin," Prof. II. l. Chap.
man, Brunswick; "The governing
boards. - L. A. Emery, Ellsworth: 1.-The
faculty, the old and the new," Prof. j.
S. Sewall, Bangor; 'tBowdoin's moral
influences Rev. o. II. Cutler, Bangor;
"Bowdoin men among the lawyers r.
II. Appleton, Bangor; "The boys OF to-
day, Prof. II. q. Emery, brunswiok;
90 HuWdofn afhlatirs nc II pauae I}ar
gor. DR.. Robinson read poem written
by the late DR.. K. NJ Field, which was
read at the last Bowdoin banquet held in
1877. Those present from out of town
were j, W. Manson, Pittsfield. I'll; Prof.
Nd. Q. Bernald, Orono, 81 X. II. Goodell,
Orono, 90; George q. WeDber, Lewiston,
90; Frank A. Floyd, Brewer, '73; j. w.
Crosby, Dexter, 49,; II. e. snow, Bucks
port, s3; Archie y. Hartman, Bucks
port, '97.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-05
CLUB WOMEN MEET.

Miss Inez blanchard, president of the
Woman's Literary union, left Saturds
noon to attend the meeting of the executive
committee of the Maine Federation OF
Woman's clubs, to he held in Caribou
next week. The Houlton club will enter
tain the guests Monday and from Tues
day to Friday they will be the guests of
the Caribou club women.
Among the other prominent club WON.
en- who will attend, is Nrs. Alice Frye
Briggs Of Auburn, ex president of the
Maine Federation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-05

foreign power gees into the same busi-
less In this efnlsphsrc. II has teen
frequ' nsy roint q out that the takinr Of
tne fhiiipplnes wouil suike ,,ttre
bow TO thi Monroe liociiire, ~ cbfslng
out the foundation upon whith l. e.te =.
suppofe tho governments Of one oil Q
south American states should deeids 10
transfer It's sovereign y to kngiand AID
Ensland shonld accept It and send troops
to enforce 1t, on what ar3uud could we
obiects That goeefnment cannot
transfer sovereientyf Hut we have ac-
cepted the sovereignty OF Hawaii. trans
ferred 10 Us In just that way. Could we
set up the doctrine that the consent Of the
people must be obtained TO change Of
sovereignty in the face Of our operations
in the Philippines. We have BEEN maxi
ing some presidents OF late which may
some day bother as good deal. But
perhaps we could not help making thsm.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-05

The Court of Cessation announced its
decision in the Dreyfus case on Saturday.
crsyfus is granted new trial and or.
dered tefore court martial at Rannes.
There can be but enc outcome of new
trial unless the court is packed, and that
is an acquittal, for all the evidence on
which he was convicted by the first one
has been shown TO have been forged, and
no more evidence has made it's appear.
ance. There is but little doubt. however,
that the offense of which Drefyus was
convicted namely, selling French military
secrets to the Germans. was committed
by somebody. The question is who was
the culpritP Perhaps Esterhazy may be
able to shed some light on this matter.
Indeed it is said very strong evidence
points to him as the real oulprit.