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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
Transport Newport in Dock.

SAN FRANCISCO. october 1.-THE
transport Newport. which arrived here
from Manila with iGi discharged soldiers
on board has ieen locked. and her SOL
diels Will probably be landed to-day. The
transport was the scene OF a continual
reception yesterday. All day long tug
boats. small steamers. and other boats
lowered around the steamer. and boxes
OF fruit and good things 10 eat We're con-
tnuaiy passed out 10 the boa by friends
ana relatives OF the soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
Spuniard beaten by Cubaus.

IIABANA. October lL-At Caladazar
Spaniard got into a dispute with thirty
Cubans who set upon him and beat him
With sticks. leaving him for dead. He
is not expected TO recover.
SPANIARD SLABS AN AMERlCAN.
An American road-repairer had a dis
putc with a Spsni3rd about the use Of
crow-bar. which the spaniard asserted
had been supplied for his particular task.
The Spaniard stabbed the American. II
i believed tnat the wound Will prove
fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12

ROANOKE, VA. october u.-t9pecidLJ
robU Putnam Davis. a prominent farmer
OF Smythe county. was united IN marriage
to.daV 20 Miss Mamie Josepha. The &C.
compiished daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
W. i. Sale. at the residence OF the brides
nnrtrts li2 Kirk avenue southwest. The
ceremony was performed by Rev T. T..
Carson The newly-wedded couple LETT
i'm the afternoon FOR their future home
fu Smvthf county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
ca,,,orria VIII Not Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO October 1.-THE
siafe Board OF Health has decided not
~ quarantine california against the con-
sumptiyes of other States It has adopted
"a resolution. however, recommending that
i'm am state institutions those afflicted
with tuberculosis be separated from the
other inmates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
Chicago 10 Hsv. Annual f''''''

CHICAGO. October lit hss ef.n
cided 10 make the fan festival ...i a.
comes TO a close tonight. an '..... ssr.-
ture. II Is likely that an e''', ths N.-
cultural ,,,,es an S S,,prs wears. The Nau.na
ISOLATION OF Farmers Institute "5s' ID
now i'm session In this city. mas
TO promote the scheme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
The Greatest Woman's Remedy for Weak,
Marcus Sufferers from Female Weakness.

Nina. G. O. Tows Of Waterbury Centre,Nt, says
III was suffering terribly from nefyQusness;
caused by female weakness ke ney troubles an AZ,
backacbe. and was so weak copla liot Waix ~
across the room wit bout help. The nerves OF ~
evcs were so affected that feared WYulg
isso my sight saw Dr. Greene's Nsryura plYYa
and nerve remedy recommended so hlsny
that I thought I would tsy It. had nQt ta..h
buf one hottie Of this wonderful medicine pv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
STORY or THE CRIME.
w. o.. kendig Tells of the Counter
feiting Conspiracy.

PHILADELPHIA OCTOBER 1.-The
Eilery L. lngham and his law partner and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12

] fore my eyes were
\ cleared OF their dul
aching. aud ali Other
, pains and aches left me
/ grew stronger every
day until ! am oow
veil and able TO d {
my own work. I cannot
do half Justice ~ the
praise Of this medicine,
and i give these tsfor
the benefit OF others
Who are ailing"
Use DIR. GTeene's great
cure for weak women
and write TO Or. Greene
and get his professional
advice about your case.
FeOfers bis valu2 bic sd'
vice. the result OF many
wears Of vast experience
as a specialist In treat
ing diseases Of women.
10 all women sufferers
freely, aud II h o u !
charge. why not III
down now and write him
freely and fully about
Your casey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
THAT VITAL, SPOT.

TIE prize fighter always aims for the
vital spot in the body. When he reaches
it. as Fitzsimmons did with Corbett, the
other man is knocked out. To protect the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
Mrs. STARBUCK,
Expert Kabo
Corset Filter,
IS HERE.
Beautiful Women are
Proud of Their Figures

They have a right TO be. Many Of them
are particular about the Corset they
wear for they know an ill-htting corset
will not give them their proper and
graceful shape.
If you would call on Mrs. STARBUCk,
Expert Corset-Fitter from New York
and consult her. she will give you many
points. and tell you what Corset you
ought to wear.
For to-day's sale, 50 dozen LADIES 2Oc
FAST-BLACK SEAMLESS HOSE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12

sury has this to say in his annual re-
port Of the progress made on the Nor
folk courthouse and pOst-oiiice
"Since the date Of the last report con-
tract has been made for the construction
of the building. and work has been pros
ecuted thereon, so that at this time the
masonry is up 20 the iirst-noor level
and the area walls are up 10 grade. The
steel columns of the basement and first
story and the Orders and beams OF
the first floor are practically all in posi-
ton. Some considerable delay has been
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
Name .........
School

No replies having yet been turned lr II
IS too early 10 say whether Mr.. Bergerot
has learned II he has two chances or only
one for his much-sought job A few days.
however, ought to settle the question.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
Football Stars.
American Lumber Exports.

All the football stars make Zinkand's their
headquarters in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
LADY PLACE HUNTERS
NOW WORRY BERGEROT
FEARS A TEACHER MAY GET
THE OFFICE BE COVETS.
he Demands That the Pedagogues
Take Stand on One Side or
the Other.

P. a. Bergerot. president OF the School
Board ard candidate for membership IN
the next. wants to know il 1t IS true that
a majority OF the teachers In the depart
ment favor the proposition TO have Mayor
Phelan appoint women TO two OF the four
memberships OF the new organization. To
find out TO his own satisfaction he has
started a systematic canvass or the de-
partment and has ordered the teachers 10
declare themselves on one side or the
other. The candidacy OF Bergerot for a.
job under Phelan rule has been known
and talked Of among his fellow-members
for three months past. Although he never
cal change in his attitude toward the
administration which was noted at the
middle OF the term was sufficient evidence
OF his expectations. During the last cam
paign he succeeded in making the Mayor
prominent in a number OF vital school
matters which, strange TO say, were
brought up in a bunch at that most op-
perfume time. and IL has been thought
q "cinch."
Two weeks ago. however. a protest went
up from come OF the most prominent
women teachers in the department. They
discovered that there was nothing In the
charter 10 prevent the Mayor giving rep
resentati0l 10 women on the new Ooard
and they declared themselves in favor OF
such action. With two OF the astute ladies'
Of the department looking for jobs Ber-
EtIol , fl4Gl4NtS VI appointment nave been
cut in half and he Is out now to discover
II the ladies really mean what they saw
To do this he yesterday mailed TO every
teacher In the citys employ a postal card
with the following statement printed on
its face:
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6. 1893
Dear Madam: The proposition has been freely
advanced that. given male director and a fe-
male director Of equal ability. honesty and in
tegrity. the lady teachers OF the School Depart
ment would prefer 10 the male director
chosen 20 administer the affairs Of the de-
partment
as desire 20 ascertain the sense OF ALI IN.
lady teachers in the department upon this cues
tion. you would oblige very much by
answering the following interrogations and
mailing the same back 20 me forthwith Very
truly yours. p. a. BERGEROT President
On the back OF a reply card. upon With
President Bergerot thoughtfuly PREPAID
postage. was the following catechism:
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ANSWER Yes or MOI
Are you I'm favor OF the appoIntment n, a
female director on the new Board OF Educa-
ton
2-Do you prefer to have the Board OF E,duca
ton entirely composed OF men7
3-Gven a male Director and n female Direc
tor OF equal ability. honesty and Integrity
would You advocate the appointment OF The
lady gentleman
4-f you have preference please state II.
lane .---.------..--.......
School .-.................
No replies having vet been tt,rnad lr 4,
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
CHARITY FUND
or THE
Associated Theatrical MANAGERS
OF San Francisco.
THE GREATEST BILL EVER OEEEREl.

FREDERICK wARDE and Company. from
the Columbia
The FRAwLEY COMPANY. IN THE LIT
TLEST GIRL from the California.
An act OF THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY 20
from the Grand Opera House.
An act OF Mother Earth from the Aicaxar.
CAMILLE D'ARVTI.LE. MR.. and MRS. Ed
wiz MILTON HOYLE. CORNILLE. GEORGE
FULLER GOLDEN and the Cream OF Vaude-
Vile. from the Orpheum.
FERRIS HARTMAN and an Operatio Sur
prise. from the Tivoli.
ORIGINAL GEORGIA MINsTRELs. frora
the Alhambra-
MAJOR MITE and Biz Things. from the
Chutes
CAD WILSON and vaudsvins Lights. from
the Olympia
GRAND OPEN AIR CONCERT AT NooNf
CURTAIN RISES AT ONE O'CLOCK SHARP.
CARRIAGES AT $50
Tho Managers and Actors have helped
every known charity. Now help them.
Enough said.
RESERVED SEATS-Entire Ground Floor.
81; Balcony. &c and SOC: Box Seats. 81 50.
SALE OF SEATS WILL BEGIN At THE
ORPHEUM BOX OFFICE MONDAY MORN
ING. DECEMBER II. AT O'CLOCK.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

NJ. H. Shepard. clerk for H. G. Prince.
secretary of the Workmen's Guarantee
Fund Association. charged with embez-
cling $50 93 was arrested yesterday on
a warrant from Judge Conlan's court and
booked at the City Prison. He was re-
leased on $1,000 bonds accepted by Judge
COnlan.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

The expected arrival at the San Fran
cisco Custom-house within a few days Of
1900 cases OF dry goods from Liverpool.
England. will tell pertinent story OF the
rapidity with which the United States is
out as an exporter. The 1900
boxes were manufactured In Bradford.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
An Excellent Combination.

: The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUF OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispell;pg colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
maneutly. Its perfect freedom ffup
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get it's beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. y. z.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price Soc. per bottle
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

Fancy ink stands. writing sets, desk
pads. gold pens and calendars make ac-
ceptable and useful Christmas presents
for a gentleman. For sale by Sanborn
Vail & Co., al Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09

England, of pine wood shipped from Bal
timore, Md. They are valued at II shil-
lings each. and being made OF native raw
material exported from the United States
Will be admitted free OF duty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-09
A DefauIting Clerk.

Best place to get your glove orders is at tn.
Factory I2l Grant ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Poe Hurtonu has sold his interest in
.he famous TaHtinc al Brunswick t7 Gen:
". Davis. former Ellsworth man and
a W,ll known commercial traveller. Mr..
DAVIS Eas taken charge
Tlc S>u.GN bunch ri checks found al
Yarmouth, N. -. ana supposed ~ have
come from the wreck OF the, Portland.
prove TIP De worthless, having Heated in
nl.s. ol garbage from Boston.
john Dowd. aged II years, son Of
Thomas Duwu. Hawthorne, street, STAN
ford. Conn. died, sunday. from lockjaw-
The boy shut himself ln the nand with !
slack cartridge pistol. July u Tine wound
Vas small one ana 40 attention was
.l-il tu It at ,he t-r:e-
IN thc United States district court at
Portland. before Judge Webb. petitions IN
bankruptcy LsVr l.4n tiled by Joseph
Cars IA. South PORTLAND: John - elem
end Rowland; Lewis ]. Iiltman, Rum
John Flynn and john +. Stanley. Bidde-
fori. A3elbcrt n. jeffrey JAY
R.v. !. ". Sparks has resigned as
rector vi 1T. Marks Episcopal church
If WaicrviHe. to take effect Sept. 1. He
will 20 To All Saints Memorial church
at Lakewood. \. ]. MI Sparks has
done much for the benefit Of st. Marks
I'LL nis 1n-year passionate.
The yurk syndicata. composed Of sew
craI prominent BidJgiord and Saco
capitalists who ware Interested in the
Fort Payne land boom. a few years
ago. is about to clean W its holdings
there Daniel Hooper started. Satur-
day, for Fort Payne, to sell the last
tract III the poss ion az the syndi-
cate. Probably not more than ID cents
on i dollar viii br saved from the
wreck.
4 special to the Portland Press says
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
EVERYTHING TREMENDOUSLY SETTLED.
Details for intercollegiate Meet mo 0bjec
TORS TO Burke and Quinlan.

Brighton, Eng, July IG--Thc joint com
| mission having charge Of the forthcoming
| athletic contests between the teams OF
Yale and Harvard and oxford ana Cam
| bridge universities, at the Queens Club,
! West KcnsingtOn. London held its first
official meeting ~ thc ii2rei metrop1ie.
| from East Bourne and took luncheon with
| the Americans Mr.. EVart Wendell ot
| Harvard. presided ana among those pres
| Charles H. Sheriff. ana llolcombc j.
| Browne. on behalf of the Americans. ahd
j. ~ Jackson. y. VasaaH ana a. Hunter
on behalf or the home team.
The meeting proved most satisfactory.
the greatest good feeling being displayed
on both sides. ,....
Ian " the American team was thoroughly
discussed. The conclusion arrived al was
that 10 objection "a them would hold lpf
Il moment Mr.. Jackson Was very en-
phatic in donouncing the English news
uapcrs that originated the controversy
He asked The Associated Press To make
IN Main To the American ncWsDA peTS ina
neither Ne nor HIS colleagues would, ~
any conditions, have considered any Oh
lection to either Mr.. Quinian n TAT.
Burke.
zine fact that these gentlemen, Mr..
Wendell ana his fellow cOr1ni tccmtN.
who are of sucn high standing I'D amateur
athletics vuuCh for them IL entirely SUM-
ci.nt" said Mr. Jackson. "and ~ @pE
objection should again be raised 70 clthtf
il will NOT proceed from I'm" OXioib-
Cambridge officials ana VIII not nave w.
sympathy Of oxford or Cambridge men
The main object ~ today meeting Wa
"a harmonic TIL" AnE!o-AnerlcaH ANA
teur athletic rules, when vary - SOM
minor particulars. III order that the con
tests may De- carried out under conditions
that small Tax ndispEiablc, No. "hI5rI
thaL tHu hurdle races Snpuil Bn IAH LflhNi
American conditions over loose lii4- .ih 81.
nzrl hurdles. and that ehrh SAFE adph.d
Follow its own custom Ii hammer dto"
ias Il was also a-Tecd that the hiIa
.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
Ar SQUIRREL ISLAND.
Nearly All the Cottages Open and Visitors
Daily Arriving.

,, .. ,.-.t,,
squirrel Island, Me, July lb-'Sptrlap-
-ErlrI, all Of the cottages are uu'N ana
l t,.,, d. ,...,,- r-.u .rI.l r,,-.r,- b,Yt
''', i'''' 7 .. II,
LringS many ne" arrivals. ana rom ne
i winner tur Squirrel
Seven young men from Erupkl!nc ar
rived, Saturday night. IN - lar-" S!oni
TIL arrivals A.: tiie week IT. tEr lH;.
We're: 5ir. ann Mrs. Amasa Pr,lt Lowell,
t1. SI 5 T G aHl5n; :? Mr - and i'S Me- IL
~, IL - y +" ,.fi. A5..i-i.,. T., =
p'i,-'r i;l!i,. ii r lI4r-Iu El-tnn. MI.
'4"I u. J.: \ -ir..t1t I:a+,pa: Nj
.ttrl Strpyt. MN. u. i,uck.ty. Boston,
Miss I;lru.c. Ludlow. Mass. Ai-~ BOW, ID.
S,jriryfi.Id Mass: Mr.. ClaS-. Angus la =,
l,,lrrrS iayrrtN Augusta: Mir. itnu Mrs.
" r AdamS Boston: AIS Cha,. Il. van
I.lrr l;nchrSt,r. X y: Frederick II.
I...-t.trt Nav YDtk. MIR. ANN Mrs. Iii.
si,..,.i.c f."s,Gc. MI auI A!r. j. i. Mrr-
XXI T.vhur,- II. Mary l.. Merrill.
r-;;,.l,i,i1rr Mass rlurtc- b Mcrrii.
5t,.I',,.TI7'ia g.. Mis- Arnold ana Miss
1t.r,~ttrrtt. Arnold WltrryilIc: Mrs G.
i ~ ~ ''- NJ, Y"rk: Hir and H.. T.. =
I.h~.nn G.n,r,-iIIr Mass: O. ID Bick-
Xxi ! "L,,u. " II Aruars. EoEhbAy:
'N, t'nnI Mis- J,--,, WILEY. Rich
'i t''"' M ,rJ Njrs IL M iir.sr-
hi. n'' III ;ti,..lri + sin..u Mis-
-"a s'+Hrg M , l lgS, Hill '..' r.rm HI
-. w. ~ %',.rII, ~ PONY \
i,"h I-i''' Mr. ',rd 1ir..
!; !, r,i-t5 'It-.,jth,n. II / Nmtr.. Nu-
r - .,,..ii,,,1,. 4, IIn,ys,,i
cu7,a; Ci Il. Pray Le"ISeo"' ~ -" a. y
m , t'uS .c,,.. WIN; .,,nr yaS playci
nctMtlH ,,, II ~ t..
itI. ~ l',or it''! ,t.- b,.rf.,,
r ~ IN v T,;r4.tiug and poorly
, i.C f'' IL, h',th .'f,s Thr sr,.r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

C1l. VIM Preston johnston. rresidcn.
WI rhe Tu-lauc University, New orleans,
died. SUNDAY. NJ ihc home ui ilS S"n--h-
llv. lIul. Harry - George u-htI- d-
Lexington, VA.
Vice President Hobart. who Is Az
Long Branch. y. j.. is fast conValesc-
iv-. Attorney General GrieEs, from
Washington. has been recent guest
Mi th- HooIrts.
The Peary expedition steamer Diana
sailed from 81. Johns. y. H.. saturday.
Sh has supplies for two years ana car
ries IA crew NJ IN men. well accustomed
u Arctic navigation.
I;udyard llipling's right thumb hls
ben bitten ~ dog and is consider
Adm. inllam,d Hv carries his arm in 2
sling but il is not thought that the in
jury will have serious consequences.
:. |. smith the IIabcrsham county
farmer Who killed w. Een. thc COM
n,rcial traveller from Atlanta. several
months ago. was shot typ death in the
jail III Gainesville. Ca, Saturday morn
ing.
John Kelly. u years Of age, who lived
lit Timer street. RoXhury. was burn
"a t. death. carly sunday morning. in
the loft NJ THE barn mt n Minder street.
His body was charrcd almost beyond
recognition.
\ more thorough examination OF the
woul, infested ly gypsy moths i'm
Georgetown. Mass. ana IN RoWlcy re-
vcals the fact that the insects are there
IN larger numb rs than has been found
anywhere il the eastern part Of the
state.
The Boston Elevated Railway Com
pany. through its president. William \.
CASTOR. has filed with the city clerk a
petition for a s"coud location for an
elevated structure on Washington
street Roxbury. from Townsend street
to Bartlett.
Cap. Tcrlyson Of the barg" Mcrcc-
dita reports that, last Monday night
while in COW OF the tug Waltham,
bound from Philadelphia 10 Boston. the
towing hlwsCr fouled a submerged
wreck near the Pollock Rip lightship,
severing the hawser ana setting the
barge adrift.
General Passenger Agent James Il.
Watson Of the Fitchburg Railroad
Company, after Il period of service in
this position extending over IS years,
has rendered HIS resignation to PrcSi-
dent Goldman. 70 take effect Aug. l.
ana Mr.. Watson has received notifica-
ton of its acceptance.
Judgment was given at London. Sat
urday. in the long-pending application
Of Sir Robert Peel to sell his family
hcirlnoms for the support Of himself
ana family. The court directed the
sale Of plate valued at $1,000 but re-
fused to denudc Drayton Manor Of his
torical heirlooms valued at $500,000
Little Joe" Downey rode d mile.
Saturday. on the state highway at Nor
wood. Mass, in LII is. a feat that has
never before been accomplished by any
hicyclist unless paced by a train Of
ears. There were no wind shields or
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GOLDEN WEDDING
Continued from page H.

from the plantation and afterward
went to Madison. Norridgewock and
later moved to this place. He carried
on a farm for some little time and
later bought out the stage route from
Skowhegan to Bingham. He carried
on this business for a number of years
ard during that time had a great
many narrow escapes from death.
About 50 years ago, he moved to this
place where he has since lived. Dur
ing all this time he has been one Of
the most respected men in Somerset
county. Always a hard worker he has
not yet reached the age where he
thinks it necessary to settle back and
taxi life easier. He is still as ener-
grtic as ever and is surprisingly
agile.
When seen by a Journal reporter, 4
few days ago. he said: NO, l haven't
grown old a particle. In fact ! think
| can go out on the lawn now ana turn
a hand spring | did do it. last week.
Then he laughed in his merry way.
showing that he is young in spirit even
though his years are not few.
Added to his other lines of business
tlulll9 HIS me W Us NIiNtA % AN4tf az -
and so successful and entcrprising has
be been in all his undertakings that
he has amassed considerable property.
His Wife. Elmina Marie CBennett
Whittier. was born in Arson, in ISIS,
ana was the daughter Of stephen ana
Rachael Bennett. She can trace her
ancestry back to the English peerage.
her great grandfather's brother, John
Bennett. being an earl. Her father was
one of the early settlers in that sec
ton. When a young lady her parents
moved to Concord. Me, where she wa
lrarricG to Mr. Whitney by Re-. Nh
Hayden.
10 them three children hav1 been
horn. Evinda A., the youngest son i
in the grain business in Lewiston an!
is one Of the most entcrprisinS of Lewis
tons business men. The older son Is
with Bradford & Conant in the furni-
turr business and holds 4 responsible
position. The third child. the daush-
ter. is dead.
Mrs. Whittier is fully as energetic
rs her husband and has been of great
assistance t. him. she is one or the
old-time housckeepcrs and those who
go 10 mar nom" are Always Fl'i9r" az
her manner Of entertaining. Even
though Il years Of age she does all her
own homework. and in a manner that
is the envy Of many younger house
wife So good is the general health OF
both Mr.. ana Mrs. Whittier that there
is every Indication that they will con-
tinun to enjoy their most happy mar
rlcd life. the half century Of which
was completed, today. for a number Of
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
ONLY AS A WITNESS.
u. dc Beaurepaire Cannot Present Fresh
Charges agains. 9reyfas al Court Martial.

Paris July 16.-At the cabinet meet
Ing. Saturday. the minister Of war,
Gen. de Gallifet. announced that the
president Of the Ecrncs court martial
had decided that NJ. de Beaurcpairc,
the former president Of the civil section
If the court Of cessation referred to the
court martial and that he would not
De permitted 10 formulate fresh
charges.
The minister Of war, General, the
Marquis De Gallfct has ordered new
inquiry into the connection of Gen. De
PelliouX with the Drcyfus affair. Ii is
expected that this will result i'll his dis
missal from tho post Of governor Of the
military district Of Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-17
The Cables Cruel Error.

Ellsworth, Me, July 1.-THE report
sent out, Friday. that word had been
received Of the death of Mrs. Hutson
i. Saunders. wife Of the United States
commissioner, proves to have been an
error in the transcription of the cable
gram. The message was made to read
Mother dead" hut a correction later
changes tho announcement to Mother
better"