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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

and less than half the space occupied
by the Chicago fair. which covered TO
less than 40 acres. \ larger space
might have been secured in the suburbs
of Paris. but the municipal council and
the council general Of the Seine depart
mznt strsnu0usly opposed all proposals
10 hold any part OF the exposition out
side Of the city. Since the day Of the
first fair. probably at the junction Of
two AsiatiC camel paths il has been an
J1wrtten law that each exposition shall
excel us predecessor In order u make
the exposition Gf Paris 81 encyclicaI Of
The progress of The twentieth century
the greatest 6lscr5Ezi nation vii have T.
Dr. exercised In the selection Of exh bits
and ths granting &c space coucessl gns
20 individual nations Russia Of course
has been given the greatest amount Of
space. with England second ana Ger
many thIrd The United States CONES
fourth on the lst Of space holders. the
ground which oar exh bits VIII cover
being som etrlnr over 200 053 square feet.
s great deal - satisfaction PAS bzen
expressed ~ tE= erus illness of tnls con
Cess--1. particularly a. tne Industrial
Tr1rr - - t1= C-itei states during TIE
past sew years has aesn vastly IN a.
vance ef taat - a-y other nation vhseh
wiI - repre-nte1 ~ the exposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

The Palais des Machines is described
as disappointingly small It is being
put up just north OF the Electrical build
ing. and its disproportionate smallness
IN comparison with past expositions is
excused on account Of the fact that the
authorities have decided TO exhibit each
piece Of machinery. as far as possible,
beside its manufactured product. The
carrying out Of this policy will make
necessary the exhibition OF machinery
in even the Fine Arts building, in which
instruments and modern processes OF
science Will be necessarily on view.
Near by, a little closer to the river,
will be the building devoted TO chem
ical industries. Not far from this will be
the Civil Engineering and Transporta-
ton building, while on the right OF this,
again, Will be that for textile fabrics.
north OF the textile fabric dis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07
rnxcrr1rY OF mARRIEp RoLk.

A fac; that should iurrease the mar
rage rate Be- that married people 1--we a
great deaf longer Than those who re-
main single This can 20 easily esplaln-
"a IN the case n the average man Hs
be- removed frorn TIE tender mFTr.ss ~ %
farslaty and her primitive notions -
ufoa What sort u cooElUg . hsEln be-
irv can best sustain lie Hs Hifn
studies hlz comforts. his meals are not
only satabie but served at regular
hourr and sbe makes h.u "a BONE i1 re
mac that BE- has Eet k-,ra since BE-
ge<t hia parents roof it r7 wr11r~
mat h-s Ilse 81 lelgtaerat - aI tas.
indeed % would BE- strange e .t we're
9fheTw-ise
Il neerv very Sg-lhae taaf r-fir.r4-
nv ys.tn itr nary cares 70 Eo1= Keep
f-r and aG .-r. sftrrlarl aerfses. sEa..;
fsrE. rrt,tse.y 20 tre means alec ~ pre-
ls-r.rr p Nesraas ire Ore mca.f
have sf-agsu.1 fszt taf cared - bus
bsns sa1 ga s4r- ara gee wesry ~
p a.4seb rr-..az 81 s3i1 base sssr fsr rerre
l5ketg o. at-rt-a aeT days. bst the faet
remains thaf "a 81 cet - y b~eeeFes
Z raan Va1 eafF ~ HF.reE k4s Ef.
ars i've - q rlpe o.s ase g. take Gro
+ rarel, uts e5th9st f4rsks= l-ss q.
tine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

member ot the Fourth Missouri. Is Ike
" 10 be benefited n q financial way -
q direct result Of his experience there
he invented garbage Crematory
s. hicl ne has recently secured a patent
on ana from which he anticipates goo5
c2sn returns.
sh1 regular troops in the Philippines
are armed with the new magazine rife,
30 caLber. and have used smCkeless
powder during the entire campaign The
volunteers are eCuipped with thu old
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07
JUST ODDS AND ENDS.

The funeral Of President Felix Fame
OF France cost the government Ss6 aa7
the largest sum ever expended. even I'M
France, Tor such purpose CARROTS
funeral expenses amounted 10 So ea5
while 10 bury Victor Hugo only 4.09a
was required
An unusual honor has been conferred
upon Rev. IL Is. Lannie. pastor of Grace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

me- Eazlne rife q = calIbsr aad have
been using ths old fashioned black pow
der Until recently. when supplies Il
snokeless powder reached them Fer
some time therefore, nothsEs 5lt
suokeless powder has been used = the
Philippine caDpalsr-
The famous expression Don shoot
until YOU can see the whites q tsesF
eyas.'' has been soppiautea our N re
Philippines by q new phrase. Accord
insy 70 ora OF tha rpa-nberS cf the TwsEz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

ard az extraor5ina-y nurnser = 1oETo-
luiio1E i is these couvol1ffooe. rot
hrasn weight wairh mossTa gays.closy
-sseciztes sitn l1feI3lEe rec.
in Havana whezever 8 cigar rE2zlErr
has = b1y wsoTa De uazts 5FouEaf 90
~ t5e trade TIE lad zess .sace sDr
% The facterlss take EEn-. gsgossef gas.1-
clothing ard izsE5nr sus zAE8 aaEea q
r. q month Ties fEzrs fbat fhs ceat -
theEu - between H. ard 80 rs1
=a1 tAzi -. .zsz 49, l&ScT = yssse-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

Presbyterian church. Pittsburz. xro
has been chosen moderator of the uras-
hytery CT PittsBuEE. THIS Is said 70 bs
tHe nrst time colo-ed man has Been
chosen 10 preside ove- the denberatsc-s
81 So important 4 division Of The Pres
uyter.an church
Corporal Conway of St. Joseph. who
spent last summer at Camn Alrar rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07
Some Of the Unique Devices For the
Publication and Amusement Of Wis
itOrS at the Worlds Fair In
the French Capital.

that the exposition will work one of the
most magical transformations known to
modern Paris. It will become a place to
out-Venice Venice, and marble steps
VIII so right down to the waters edge
all along the terraced and tree planted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

teeth Kansas regiment. the customary
orier pr3or l. attacks upon TIE FsIi-
piuus IS. I1ozc shoot untll you can So
fhe l-nts IN their cigarettes
d.. EguseTarn % ;he Berlin nnveT-
si1y has made AZ examination q the
Brain % the late Professor E5eErgah1lfz
7 o. svsvzEs weight q s mans bran -
rs r4mg GaGss brair weighed 1s9-
cEviers Is69 ard Ee3Eh8lgzs only
E44 B1S IL lts frontal part the latter
urezente1 : ve.T unusual csvsiassEz-sni
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-07

Jess Argsr shat his zrE tez-s -
count. bas thc Id - - ..aeFtf &. 4s.t
when o. r5aasfa- Gn2 saEfesflu-s ~
7eits sftrr IS gesFE sE1z-Tisnee rers..l-
torres are prsss1ss s4r ghsns spazs-
t.rea
= Ehszlrsan sfffl e2Fsz sssEf4f rss~s
81 spEen4sesfzz fe far asszzHs 70 sas-
1y water Eie - -F-s fazr 49, ~Hr r.
tirlss - eafts s.zssrs5e1 la fs- tr
enfsF ,As agrsul4E. essalsg .aG4n4sza-
rsa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
Began with the Session in Phil
adelphia Today.
REPORT OF MEMBERSHIP.
$500 was the nIahwatcr MARK Year
Finances Eicction OF COM
mandcr- Chicago Ia 1900.

Philadelphia. Sept 1.-THE real bust.
noes % the Grand Army gathering Doe
gan today with tho Assembling OF tho
national cncnmpmcnt boz the Grand
opera houec, The election OF the next
commaudor-ln-chiof la an important
question which viii be- decided By the
dclcrates. u is expected Col. WIN.
g.. Iohuson Of Cincinnati. the acting
commandcr-ln-chiof. viii be- elected to
on tho uneXpired term Of two days.
This win render him Ineligible to cam
diincy for the fun term. and he will
be- given the title OF past commander.
iu.chiuf
The contest for the commandcrshlp
l7 between Col Albert y. Shaw OF New
York. and Judge Leo Rcsalour Of Mis-.
souri,. In the meeting OF the council
OF administration after the adjourn
mont Of the convention there will be- an
EFFORT 10 change the method ~ cho0H-
lnF the executive committee. In addl-
ton 70 tho NATIONAL oucHmpmont the
Following auxiliary associations began
their meeting today.
The Naval Veterans Womon's Relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
GOVERNMENT FOR NEGROS
Want Freedom Under AmerIcaI Soye-
roignty-The Government Pre.-
crIbed by Gen. OTIS.

Chicago, Sept, ca special 20 the
Tlmcs-llcruld from Washington says
Copies OF General Otls's order grant
INK homo rule 10 the people OF the Isle
and OF Ncgros were received by the
state and war departments today. to-
scthor With a constitution proposed by
the Inhabitants OF the island. upon
which they seek 10 have established for
themselves republican form OF gov
eminent
This action will be very carefully
considered by the President IN con.
ncction with the recommendation OF
ths government of the archipelago.
which viii be- Incorporated ln his forth.
coming message, but In the meantime
the government OF Negroes VIII be con.
Quoted IN accordance with tho order IT,
sued by General otis, IN which Il an
nuunceH that General OTIS T.. smith.
u. $. V. commanding United States
troops In the sub-militnry districts la
the island of Ncgros IN the Visnyan
military district iH appointed military
governor OF the island and adds
Tho people Of NrgruH, through duly
accredited Representatives having duly
Acknowledged the sovereignty OF tho
United States over that Island. aud
cNcellency, tho President OF the United
States Tor the consideration and de-
liberation OF Congress a proposed COM
stltuuun on body uf fundamental laws.
upon which they seek "a have estate
llshed for themselves republican form
Of GOV eminent u In deemed essential.
pending nnal action boy the President
liberation Of Congress a proposed cone
thcrnn, and while supervision OF tho
hn1lra " the Islands must be main
tanned. thar % provisional government
20 administer It's Clvil matters be In
stitutod. uudpr which the people may
cniCy the largest measure OF Clyll
liberty compatible with prevailing oon-
ditluna and which shall conform 10
their dcgiroT uH expressed I'm their pro-
posed constitution.
III h tho cfOrc ordered that a gov
crnment Tor that island be established
as speedily 90 practicable, The govern
mont OF the island OF Negroes shall con-
aist OF a military governor, appointed
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WITH RETURNING TROOPS.
Governor Sleunenberg Makes Promotions In
he Idaho Volunteers.
mornings Special rrain e. Colorado
ans Master out e. Minnesota
onieiaIs uay he Lsto.i

San Francisco. Sept Gov stcun-
onhcrg has made the following promo
lions In the Idaho regiment:
Major l. W. FlgFlns 90 be- lieutenant
colonel, Captain Frank A. Fem OF
Company H. Co be- major. Lieut.. Levi
Castle 20 b. captain. vice Captain Fem.
promoted. TO be- First Lioutcnauts Ed
gar Hnwlcy and Robert Trchudy; To be-
second llcutrunntH. L. r. BorrowH. W. g..
Dyer Charles Armstrong and John A.
Kane.
Tonight Gov. stouncnbcrg ana Adjt.
Gen. Weaver will start ON their return
trip 20 Idaho.
Gov De Forest Richards N Wyoming
and his stan viii leave Tor home today.
having completed all arrangements for
the special train which viii take the
Wyoming boys home ut state expense.
The last muster books 0f the Colorado
regiment have been turned 100 and the
men are awaiting the final muster out
on Friday.
The indications are that the Minnoso-
"a troops that are returning from Ma
Mia, On the transport sheridan, viii
have no Official welcome from their ma
tive state, The guburnatOriul party
ana not leave ST. PAU until last ulght
ana cannot reach here before Friday
night at the earliest. ana the shvri-
dan IN expected before that time.
There are already here. however. n
score NJ people from Minnesota. most
% whom are wives Of officers. ana they
viii do what they can TO welcome tho
boys.
Gen. Reeve n cudruyoriuT 20 estate
Hen headquarters for thy purpose and
Col AmaH has secured the permission
of Gen. Shuttrr 90 take thO party out to
meet the transport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
HYDE-RIDGEs WEDDING.
Marriage Performed In the Temple
Today-lieeeption Tonight.

Two popular and well known young
salt Lake people were married In tho
Temple In this city this afternoon By
Precedent Lorenzo SNOW They arc
Aliss Edna MlrInda Hyde and Mr. Al
fred Ridges IT, Both are prominent
in educational and social circles and
both have countless friends who hope
Tor them all tho happiness their do
nestle cup can hold
The bride o. the accomplished daugh-
ter ~ Mr. Aluuzl 4. and Atra Annie
r. Hyde and "a granddaughter OF tho
late President John Taylor and Apoa-
tls orTuu Hyde. She o.. q graduate u
tho state Uuiverslty and FOR several
years has been % teacher iu tho public
schools. The groom d. also e graduate
ot the University and hnr attachments
that qualify him well Tor the duties
uf lIfa. He IL q grandson Of Joseph
Ridges. to whom belongs the distinction
of being 10" builder of the big Tabcr-
uNCle organ.
A wedding reception will be rendered
the young couple this evening at tho
residence OF the brdc's parents on
North Temple street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
RAPID TRANSIT
EXTENSION WORK.
Inc Preliminary Survey Of the Road
to be Made at Once.
GRADE FINISHED THIS FALL.
Track Laying WIN b. Commenced
L"riI Next sprina, aud the Lino
Operated In Ton Months.

Tho survey o. bs Rapid Transit Dim,
from Murray tp Sandy win bs com.
mcncel Zoo che nalr future. This rxtsn.
sion VIII De- 90 distance uf nearly ak
miles just uH soon ls tho suryeyors
complete their work. operations win
o' launched on tho eriIlus. Itla b,
in''ntipn % the company Co build th,
grade this fl'. and allow 10 TO sstti,
during the winter and begin track law.
inf early next spring, An tho needed
Hiructlon material and rolling rtock
WIFI bo 1hippgi here from the Eart thls
year 10 h's been stated by one who il
familiar with the movements OF tho
wy, llhN mat The lime VIII BE- cumpiotol
wy, by, Pr. Np ration within TN months.
l'f. urc two points on the line q,
SAMMY where considerable difficulty win
~ on. NuutUrUI one iH the hin iurt
N.luhl Murray which will have Ia b.
lrNrl'd and the other o. thla nid. I'd
SANDY who're the oregon Short llne
anu ~ ~, W. trucks crlrs n viii NJ.
gulf' % great loll pf time and expense
~ ,iu.a those trucks. nH they am -
tI'AilN elevated. President cameron
pr hni know whether they will nut la
heavier wire between here and MUIR
rug 90 obtain power from some plant
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by The United states military governor
% the Philippines. who shall command
We United states troops stationed
therein. % ,lvIl governor. and au advir.
uiy council elected by the people
Ihr military governor shall appoint
HctrttsriOF for the treasury. Interior.
aHfltu iurU. public instruction. nu al.
tntheF Htuornl ANA an auditor. who shall
act uHdur hlE immediate Instruction.
Tie scat of government shall o. catnb-
lahrl ut HlOuiur"
The military governor shall exercise
The supreme executive power uu shall
zee that ne laws arc executed shall
appoint Go office and ON all vacancies
ln oillcg not hprDIu otherwise provided
Cor, and, with the approval of ihH min.
Iry governor 10 the Philippines. re-
move any officer from office. Ilp shall
perform such other function us tho
duties OF DIS position may require.
The glNll Eoygrnur Co be- elected by
the people. shall advise the military
governor ut 900 public civil questions
ana ahll preside over Che advisory
council. l0 shall y1uutor1gn all grants
anu commissions of rIfIl nature which
ore executed by the military governor.
attend every session of the advisory
council anu In case ct tle vote ln
H1ld body h. shall cast the deciding
vote. shall receive uli bids aud rpallu.
lions Uf tho advisory council. shaU Ia.
i"Ht tho Official acts of tho military
governor ln Boo Gar aa strictly clyII mat
trrH ore concerned. shall avis tho rr.1t
seal, with hts own HttDaauou. tu aiI
civil commissions. unrilrr nrt pubilr
papers tu which tho official SIGNATURE
VI the military governor Dr. required.
and perform such other dutiea ar may
De- duly conferred upon him
lhg military governor OF tho island
shall have tho right 10 veto uI b|Is 1r
resolutions adopted hy the rlNlHlry
council and bis veto shall he uull Ii
not dIHurpruyrd hy the military Fuv-
ornnr uf the Philippines Thu.UdvIanry
council shall discharge nll Jhr ordinary
dulles uf O. legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06

soldier and sailor stands today. as ever.
Tor Intelligence, pluck. bravery. vnlor.
patriotism ana endurance. prc-cmincnt.
that our resources are varied and Inn
mcnse. ana can be quickly utilized"
Special mention is made N the move
mcut started by Lafayette post NJ Now
YORK, which has resulted iu sending
0ll ilaEe FOR the public and private
schools IN Porto Rico.
The meeting NJ the Vermont depart
mont onc1mumrnt az Montreal can
ada. De- commented upon uH follows
~ royal welcome wua accorded our
comrades by the people of Montreal
fuualng camp fire was held uu tho
evening or juno "a. which was attended
by many u her mnioHty'g prominent
officials. who gave expressions Of
wnrmeHt friendly relations now exist
ing between the two cnuutrIea rurrra.
i've ~ the flame NJ Anrlo.SlNon unity.
which De- spreading throughout the
world"
Col johnson closes with the state.
mont that hc has Tor tho past three
months been corresponding with View
Go the establishment Uf GRIND army
camps 10 Porto Rico. cuba and the
Philippine Islands. tln recommends
that tho iuruWlnr commander. chief
continue The effort.
CHICAGO FOR NEXT MEETING.
Philadelphia. Sept C-Tho national
cnclmpWaut %. a u has selected chi.
chEp Tor tho next place of meeting.
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proving. declaring further that he had
no relation with the late Lieut.. col.
Henry. but admitted relations with
Major Estcrhlzy De Clam nfluna that
In communicating the secret dossicr to
the court martial of 1895. ho acted pure
iy M messenger ana knows nothing
more. He says Dreyfus always pro-
claimed HIS Innocence
The deposition ended with copies OF
letters from Madame nrUyfua. oHtah-
fishing the fact that Lieut. De CLAIMS
relations with her were always Uourtc-
Gus.
The court martial adjourned Tor the
day on the conclusion OF the reading Uf
Du Patty de- CLAIMS deposition.
As the audience WIS leaving the
court room Lieut. col pICqunrta BROTH
cr-ln-law. Cast. rushed Ht Commaudaut
tauth and tried 60 strike him Tor huv-
inr introduced the subject ~ picquartn
mistress IN his testimony today.
Gen d'armcH interviewed and pprsund-
ed NJ. Cast TO leave the precincts Of
the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06

Chicago. scpn G-The thlrticth reri.
mcnt which hiss been Tor some weeks
recruiting at Fort Sheridan. lrft today
Tor san Francisco on n train truvol-
inR in seven sections over the Chicago
a Northwestern railroad.
The route ia via Omaha The first
section. having aboard Col. Gardiner
and stan and Companies a and g.. left
ut o'clock. An Interval OF nu hour uc-
CURED between the departure OF the rec
mulnlng sections. The regiment IL
remarkable Tor the number uf veterans
who enlisted. Fifty-tWo per cent are re-
enlisted mon. $50 cN-vuluntrUf soldiers.
40 enlisted upon the expiration uf their
service in the regular army and ~
have had training To- the militia ~
various States.
OF the 800 enlisted men. 700 We're
drawn from Illinois. Tho train bearing
the equipment left ahead OF the troop
trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
GETS FREE SCHOLARSHIP.
Governor Well, Coufcrs Il Upon Miss
Margaret May Merrill.

Governor Wells Issued o. proclamation
today appointing Miss Margaret May
Merrill vi this city Co receive frco
scholarship Ia the School Of Iuduatrll!
ara aud Technical Design Tor Women.
The appointment was made az tho re-
quest NJ the president OF the school.
Miss Merrill ls daughter of Ciar-
'ncc Merrill, who Do q prominent citizen
NJ flllmure. She enjoys the distinction
ui being the FIRST Utah lady tu receive
h free scholar ship for that school. and
she appreciates % very highly. Tho
Heh09l Dr. located 10 New York and she
work 900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06

L..
h'nu''' ~. ,.,urt.mnrtini Of cnptain
t9n'Nh 20 ,.tt.t ,t,..,d
pvyfua were hPob' ''''''
Ans
IL. i.orth Of time employed Ia the
49,. ~ Eugene a, c,rnuschi.
cfaH'ina''o" ~ -, ...t,.... 49,
D. Austrian refugee anu "''''v'' ~,
do prosecution, Yves the eunlcct OF
nl'h i''.''' -, -, ,,,t. soil,
ui ilci tuN' ''l, Wv.
f.is 20 b. worthy OF more 'onhiu'i"-
~, than Il had been supposed that
-
Do q0-i''N' ....t.,...,
Tls largest hnu''"e' S'e
trtts Iycct was present when the open
- thr e1irt martial BEGAN at
s..,.. rr,ri.nx for.
h.si oU'N' ~.
ugy minister OF luhuee' I'Auiil'u "'"
l..,..tan which had been interrupted
IA. adjournment of the court ycstcr-
M Traripux took up the testi-
w ~ s,ylrnnud. tho wltncsa Tor the
..sui.8H who had asserted that he
t.rs.gn letters addressed Co 81. Schu-
.E,atnpr. formerly vice presl-
IN ii tb. a.nHtr. by Lieut.. Col. Pic
go fbIr tH,Irnnud was plcluArt'a
l-i. ig frirls
M T,,risu, declared gayIrnnui was
.i.,.,- ia tb1t ~, nfiis.rs ylsltsI
elgs..,, 1900, tbe court.tnnrtl,i
I AZ ,rr,rI.tx hintipe that tho
"a i.iif.t T,r,,i,,,y ~, IN. To-.
800, ""l .',.. ,','ii,t ,,'tta,,tig,,
.,, p, ~ 49, ,,'',tn,is ,..,tnnny
VI. Uuu q. w "a. ,',...' "a
wy ri" WAvAt eeu.,,.,,. 80.
itltaied hl1 a'hlAl OF S"NislNuN wv
o., -.... .,.,,...-, 40. ,..,t,.,,,,.
~. ltlii'uA l'lN'fe9 mo t'etll,'oilg
81 on emphatic tone, re teyleWyu We
e2e'uon OF lhr l.ut pleu, Wn,Sn n'
BE proceeded 20 comment upon the
Questionable" role played by NominAh-
dlni lAulh IN the hita.r, on the cun-
ols.lu ~ NJ. IraricuN'a deposition,
tIumaullnt LHuth confronted him.
Ide c1mmundlnt declared that he had
sliri honestly throughout, and that he
bad n0t the least doubt OF Llcut-Col
rQuue fals'hcntlon Of the petit bleu
IN order 10 inCrlminuto Major Ester
hu
A striking Incident occurred when
C1rmlndant Luuth. "a moment later.
lHfttd that Lieut.. col Plcuunrt had
anna fb1Wp tbr rreatsgt ront,mpt
tf H. oiicofs Of his bureau. nssertinE
uu dn ONE occasion plcdunrt had
tUIfht 90 tho general Htum. In tho
Tfasagg of Mcadnmcs Henry and
Llh Woman. MADAME D.. Who
vu be- Vic OF mnriatratc. and,
Iaah Inumated. Plcqunrts mistress.
lieut. Col. picqunrt arose and cried:
q protest absolutely"
lhtfs arose from tho spsctnturH a
chorus df Indignant rrios "a 'canaille."
'et1l' ana "miaprnblc''
Oh. syn darm,H were ordered TO sup
Dives Che outbursta OF Indignation
Nt.h bad been evoked by tho conduct
tr.mmandaut I.nuth In publlcly nam
irg woman la scnndaious conncc-
ugh
ln EuH.udcn. formerly minister VI
var followed Commnndant Lnuth az
% witness bar. Den. Zurlindcn spoke
10 iasiIncltl0u OF his action while he
vas military governor Of Paris and
minister of war, In Inc matter OF tho
Persecution VI Lieut.. Col. picquart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06
SALT LAKE IS BEATEN BY CHICAGO.
Worlds Fair City Captures tho G. A. r. Eneampme1t
for NoSt Yoar-cenvontIon 10 Big oano.

Salt Lake has been n a,urc
A. r. eneampmcn for 1900 Her bggcst formidable competitor
was tho Worlds Fir city and the city as IL generally
does when % goes cunning for biz metropolis the Rocky
they had worthy ~
Tho the News INF, of,rr
by Associated Press Philadelphia. oncaupmept ia ,rg
held this salt Lakes defeat while contemplate vns
NO; unexpected tho
tho requisite ganrs and data Perhaps victory ny
' sou"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-06

washington, Sept C-Ggn. Otis cables
the following casualties,
Killed. Thirty-HXth Infantry, near
Rio. Sent. 20, a, John p1rng
Wounded; TWUuty-nrst infantry az
Cnlumbu, July goth. SerEcunt James
Conloy, ankle. severe. sixth infantry, at
B0bon. NrgroB. 10Th, H. Albert o.
Jenks. throat and Jaw. severe, Smith
Infantry. near san Fernando, August o.
ID. Edward German, gruln slight,
Thirty-sixth Infantry, Sept 3rd. A,
Frank Rathmane, loln, leg, severe,