X
Vashikgton letter.
?rlw;suiNaTOKfSKrTll,'g?;
I sequel to the: recent; "round
I I Sif the newspaper correspon-t-aeainst
the censorship estab
L General! Otis appeared
libed. i it came in the form of
SjffL-Xlvate letter jfrom B. M.
CD& l. a .onciated Press cor-
. rue
- n:. rn
CP0: A. fh PhlliDDineg. ad.
)naecfc ' .
EW to' the general J manager of
I t institution, in reply to hie re-
for ali the factsof the:trou.
J5 between the reporters and the
ffi commanding. This letter
.. ;nm nrint. Its contents
Uwt lb KI,fc i
KLed general discussion among
rr Collins reviews ai greai
. f V I L7 III i HLIULJ1 CDBIUU 14 A.
f sby Otie, and states in sub
taace that no facts were permitted
r.hp eent to the United States
hand, quietly perhaps but none
the less effectively."
The ablest argument against Im
perialism ;y et reported was that of
ex-Goyernor Boutwell, of ; Massa
chusetts, made ;at Springfield, in
that state, a f err days ago. The
most significant revolt against the
new policy was the meeting at
which it was delivered, when 1600
representative citizens of the Con
necticut Valley assembled to ex
press their disapprobation of the
policy of this administration.
iThe speech jhae attracted no lit
tle comment of public inen in
Washington ; the more so as it met
unqualified approval of hundreds
of auditors who heretofore , have
been counted as amongst , the - yerjr
strongest of Bepublicans.
OOUBT SAYO GUILTY.
hat indicated anything favorable
L the Filipinos, or as Mr. Collins
Dreyfus Condemned to Ten Years in
a Fortress.
i Rsnneb, Sept f9.-While; groups
ff mrAmrm thrw A nm In f Via Annrt.
expreeses.it, Otis told him the or- yard of the Lycee .this i afternoon,
ders were "to let nothing go that teTen French officers did the deed
hi -oiiri iiicuui,M which history will place side by side
idd tnai uiBpw vuo
UondentsJiave Deen auereu, ana Roman aavmtkt crucified an inno
6iu n re written substantially by oeQt man t0 please a mob. This
tyh, until the reporters were made tribunal condemned" an , innocent
tb ierte ,ai mechanical mouth- man to satisfy the canity of a few
riieies to glorify that officer and generals. -The parallel runs fur
bii operations; and when the men thef The martyr of wb thousand
decided they would no longer be ycar agQ wag the incarnated virtue
riie8 to the deception of their 0fgenerations of his race; theTic
imirican readers.Otisj threatened tim of today typifies the truth that
tt cjurt-xnartial. them, only.chang- modern civilization involves more
lag this intention when advised to than the fate of the Jewish people,
do 90 by general -Dates.
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of Summer welcoming the advance guard of Fall and Winter Suits. The tables in our re-
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Rroduced. In sight are the Suits that are to take the- place of the thin airy garments of today,
(o where else will you see such a congregation of Fine Fabrics I . -.. ,
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ofs perfection and completeness, v We have stood upon the shoulders of a successful past
and errasDed that perfection that knows no improvement.' Congratulate vourselves: Our
CM. ,,AETSTORY,1& (00.,
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A SPANIARD MOBBED.
Hauled Alone by a Rope
Around His Neck General
' Gomez Rebukes the
' Cubans.
Havana. Seotember 7. An
at-
And thn IirA-rfiia rASA Rianihefl more . . Am A ifffi a
The 'publlcaUon j Of tnl8 letter Uhan thA noUHnal fntnrA nf PranrsA. aJTu Hr,, n.mMhn. .hA Wis
tis added to the general admiBsion which. it directly concerne. working on a lighter in the harbor,
tnat Otia ii ' a man unfit for con- ooniequencei of . -today's The mob dragged him from the wharf,
due Ing the campaign and the erent will be so far-reaching and put a. rope around his neck, hauled
lament is made on good author- imp0rtant to the yital interests of haloD Ui!? ,tn?u!iil2
lij that he will be relieved as Boon huanlty at large that the ate of Jli.121S and ts
A L fll nnrationa are reaumed. ..j.iji j? ir . House guard rescued him and ne was
. ! i r if a ij i mo luuiviuuai iroujr auwwu v u.kfin to tne hosDital. covered witn
erritt and Miles both
i i
are men-
hardlv enter into tne account in I nnuMu u.i tnitirail Jia
uoqcu v Dyr estimating wnat tneiaiure por- wiU recover. I
TheVfriends of these officers are tend8 it is not eyenirorth while s ; The mob asserted that he was an
tifising them not to go unless or- t0 denounce the five men whose bid-time friend and abettor of Bartolo
dered. They beliere that nothing voicet brought France face to face Eamoa, the Spanish informer and spy,
hk dieanDointment would result. uk ka mn.t tA.thi. ,,!.: nf hAr Camacho said he knew Ramos, bat de-
that their reputations will suf-kloodv historv Thev stand for a olared that he had never injured any
L va .;fli,0f: .inofinn mooa? MMoiy. l mj biu oxor . perfectly innocent of the
Armv officers now,eleiQeni in muzauon waicu 8pecifio offeD3es charged against him.
tZ?L?A makes Europe an armed camp, in Dlawe La Marina says: "It is
any commana- time of neace. Thev represent that .ffi.i..t(Ajitttiiirr:.min.Wiii a
ing oflicef runs great nsK oi iaii- newlhing in ethics--"military jus- Spanish guide or spy to place his life
ingiihort of expe6tations-by un- tioe,, They typify the curse which in jeopardy." i M
ertaking to restore order with the descends upon France about once a Gen. Gomez, in the course of an in-
ima 1 army now provided. Gen- generation intolerance and dis- terview published to-day by La Liicba,
tral Miles, however, des res to take ontent with the exi8ting order of says : "The political conduct of .the
q tDe worK, ana u is quite prooa- utiinv. - . 7-v:
blelhat he will be permitted to go.
CdngresBman JUeyer, pi Louisa- rendered a verdict convicting VRP- eousness of his cause and of the ulti-
sa, vho is a strong gold man, al- tain Dreyfus of treason in betray- mate triumph of the principles which
though a Democrat, and 'frequently iDg French military secrets to a he defended on the field of battle, and
Hnwa thA nlnnfl nf the Tlenublican t ArAryn flrAVArnment. The vote was la now nroolaimine on the streets. He
WMW mw - ' . I & S A W S W W i w w I w
aaministration, is authority lor 5 to 2.
the statement that I there
will be an -extra-' I session
,; 1 L 11 J l-KT . 1 I m . -r-r : l
grese to oe cauea in Qvcuiucr. rortress. ne nas J V" .Dlred wuhln us by the ghost stories
ben. Meyer siaies inai no gets Hva vears. ne is aiso to suuer u- . uiMhnM .hnnXA nnt h m-
should take notice of the old autono
probably Dreyfus was then sentenced to mists' cries o their efforts after a pro-
1 r .L AZ plred within us by the ghost
is a so to puffer de- td UJ ln ohlldhood 8hould nQ
information from a man al- gradation. The prisoner's counsel viewed in late years."
thi
ways familiar with! the President's will aDDeal his case
policies and purposes. Labori, on hearing the decision,
It! ii explained; that the extra turned. pale and clenched his fists,
leieion will be called mainly for Demange seemed to brejik down
the purpose of considering a form suddenly, and looked five years old-
of'goTernmQnt for Cuba It is so er. Jouaust added nothing to the
well known that the discussion of reading of the bare decree that
Cuban aiTairs must Wad into a Dreyfus was guilty and that hie
ittong, and protracted fdebate of confinement was to be ten years
the Phtfinnines aa ! well, land! inci- confinement in a military fortress,
. I 1-ri - . I ... . . . m . iL. .
tMly very bitter denunciation with aegraaauon irom me aruiy,
WORST NOT kNOWN.
of-tUe policy of imperialism, that excepUo say : "I request spectators . . U
The
Cuban Doctors Slow to Report
Fever Cases Last Count
Is Eighty. i I
Jacksonville, Sept. 7- Since last i re
port thirteen new cases of fever j have
been reported from Key West, making
seventy-five cases 'in all. Among the
cases is State Senator -Harris, who is
i i
nan? congressmen doubt that it to leave- me court ruum nivuouv Dr.Porter reports some . diffieulty; in
ii a
vijl be called.
-Senator. ' Beveridge,
tif recent visit to the Philippines.
. Eyery ellort has been made to in-
CTiew the Senator upon this sub-
jeet,
hii
but he has declined to express
opinions. A friend oi tne
rlAmntiafrntlnn." TnA Order Wftl I AnAa Immlnhan rhvifian
thqo obeved to the letter. Beoorts so far come mainly from
Tne prisoner was nouueu ul iuo Amencaa puyoiwiauo. iuo iuwiouw
jm mis S inas ids aumoer ui cases
sreater than has been reported:!
No further news has been received
from Miami on the east coast. Rail
road officials say it is likely that the
case reported there is the only-one
uiose watcn
vFaratialiax to Succeed Sampson.
WA8HINQTON, Sept. 11 The Na
vy Department reached a final de
termination today, : to assign .Hear
Admiral Norman H, Farquahar to
command of the . North Atlantic
squadron,, to succeed Admiral
Sampson, and to place the latter in
command of the Boston navy yard,
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Admiral Picking. The
transfer will take place on Octo
ber 10.
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Ti it d the White House at the re- prisoner w.rouu.u
Wl cf the President, and for verdict in ll;tf; 5
th ee hours explained the result of court by an assistant of Labori s is gre
hii int tH PMiinninfl.: and was then removed to prison. . o
Gold Standard For India.
Simla, Sept. 9 At today's ses- that will be heard from.
sion of the India council, Mr. Clin-1 Is kept on all suspects and the least
efcator. hwiUr U mithoritv ior ton Dawkins the financial member, illness is carefully, noted.
statement that he is very introduced the currency bill. v He Jacksonville, Sept. 7Oflacialtele.
tful about the speedy solution said that,'in' the absence of the grams irorn ur.roner, ai js.ey vesi,
t tVEanern troubles.f.nd that mint procl.matlon f rom, Eng and, ZlllVnZ
lonyincea the President of the wh eh haiDeen vaiuyM dj mw --7h'lh; SxpecUtion of more
hui nature of the problem De- ana lecnmcai queiuoaB, v
Jcre our army. j j " been decided to make gold the le-
S connection Nith this it is gal tender immediately, in the con-
Uted aiRn th.t mfnf.tUrtnn yiction -that no other measure
to proffer I iarge "UUiU
emDarrassment ana " ircou wa-
fever,
expectation of more within
the next twenty-four hours. No deaths
were reported. j
Washington; Sept. 7 8argeon Gen
ion
inclined to Droffer ( large
ccel8ions to, Aguinaldo, includ
Tittuallj although not nomi
a free and independent !home
?3Ternment, only .the sovereignty
the ''iTnitori fo toa ita MMff.
V'OQ of the Filipinos
'TV upon.
tion. . " , X-.
The government, he continued
eral Sternberg to-day received notifica
tion of three new cases of yellow fever
among . the troops . in Havana. The
number of cases among the troops is
thirteen. Three deaths have resulted
being in-
was confident of the wisdom of this from yellow fever since the outbreak
policy, and the secretary of state the city. i
for India, Lord George Hamilton, ASensible Grand Jury.
Had promisea 10 assist, buouiu a
to this citv ! yesterday Uln ?A S: for the May term, upon being discharg-
irc an extended tour In Europe meni WOU4U ed tc-day by Judge Dobler, In i the
''"EvVrvwhW dStside of to exchange gold for Tupees. Criminal Court, made the following
..rs.-i- erywnere , ouisiue ox rtv-inD l & . i
rh e-ine condemnation of Frenen j- i.u . uJi:
UoCiareU, UUOI uun uvsue v XiiD puuisuiucui ui vi&Aku, nuotuoi
anything hostile to silver, in which judicially or illegally carried ont,
the inhabitants oClndia largely would be considered the most effective
fhr nvinirs It believes punishment for rape which could be
Sill
larism is vicronim. Th a result
Pe Drevfua ! trial will h tn
1L
iLl - pcueci xauure or ine irarie
fiition next year. The Euro
eatiment concerning ) this
VF6 J. a 'triali is more bitter
than1 in .tK- i Th.
.t rumea and nrmnh anAHlr nf
contempt, and the predic -J
t rye general that the so-called
ti' V. Jun"Cj is tottering to its
oere is a general expecta-
ui the verdict will nauaa an
snas;a KUW r-".; 1U results, we would suggest castration
pand in response to trade demands, Md mcmmint in all o!
as the exchange of rupees ror gold ?lcUon. lnste4d of hanging. h "
should impart elasticity to the cur- , xhls punishment, unquestionably,
will prevent the criminal from again
committing this crime, and he will be
come a marked obiect and a living
tIse think, will ciuse
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all dnnuts sell GROVE'S
L lamg- of the government is
U; "ion of a short itfme,
bL: ine -establishment of it,
tLitrnmnts of Germany and SiguUr
: I aa Ve quite likely! to take a1 ' tf
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1 Quinine in a
Adulu prefer
others of the same brutal propensit
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their passions." ii
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