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TUMULT IN CHAMBER
Government Official Wounded
In Duel Over Dreyfus
FISTICUFFS IX FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
Scene of Wildest Uproar Caused by
Easactment of Laws Helnstating
Dreyfus and Colonel Pieguart,
Zola's Body to Pantheon.
PARIS, July 14. —A scene of tumully.
pus disorder which marked the enact
wmeut of the law restoring Alfred Drey-
bloody duel last night, in which Under
secretary of State Sarrsut was danger
ously wounded by the sword of AM
Puglieat-Contl
The duel assumed the aspect of s
veritable combat between the govern:
ment and the opposition, as M. Sar
raut’s seconds were Ministers Clemens:
teau and Thomson, while M. Pugliesi-
Conti's were M. Millevoys and General
Jacquet, whe were drawn from the ele
ments which bitterly resist the govern:
ments rehabilitation of Dreyfus
The meeting followed a fight on the
floor of the chamber of deputies, In
which M. Sarmut sprang from beside
Minister of the Interfor Clemeuceau,
sitting on the ministerial benches. on
M. Pugliesi-Contl, who had been heap-
Ing denunciation on the members of the
government as scoundrels. Sarmaut
struck Pugliest-Cont! a stunning blow
in the face. A scene of the wildest up-
roar ensued, compelling the suspension
of the session. It was after the close
of the session that the duel occurred.
Late reports show that M. Sarraut is
suffering from & deep wound In the
right breast, penetrating the lung.
While the wound Is considered to be
serious, It Is not necessarily dangerous,
Despite this sauguinary conflict, laws
Were fually enacted by the chamber of
still in the lobbles 3M. Puglies!-Cont!
seut his seconds to Undersecretary
Sarraut. It was decided to fight Im-
mediately with swonls, and principatls
and seconds proceeded Ly antomoblles
to the Ville d"Aurny, where the combat
occurred au the property of Deputy Ed-
Juonde Gast. The seconds selected Min-
ister Clemenceau fo direct the duel
The fight was short, but desperate. last
lug only thirty seconds. Sarraut made
2 quick onslaught, and bloxd soon flow-
ed. At first it was thought that Pu-
glieal-Conti was wounded, but Sarraut
cried, “I am hit” apd then fainted
Expectoratis blood, be was conveyed
to M. Gast's residence. The doctors
who examined him found a deep wound
in the right breast penetrating the lung.
The surgeons consider the wound seri-
ous, but not necessarily endangering
his life,
The council of the department of
Bouches du Rhone has adopted a res
olution asking for the expulsion of
General Mercier from the French sen-
ate
A public demonstration at the tomb
of Zolu is announced for July 19
TRAVIS OUT OF IT.
Veteran Golfer Defeated—Ryers and
Lyen In Finals.
ENGLEWOOD, N. J, July 14 —Wal-
ter J. Travis, the veteran golfer, hav-
fug defeated Jerome D. Travers, was
beaten In the semifinals of the golf
tournament, much to the surprise of
everybody, by E. M. Byers by a score
of 4 up and 8 to play.
This means that Byers will meet
Lyon in the fnal at thirty-six holes to
decide the amateur championship of the
United States.
Lyon beat Knowles by § up and 4
to play.
Au Idea of the unusual interest cen-
tered lu the matches was shown by
the way the gallery gathered. There
was an Immense crowd about the club-
Louse and at times the string of auto-
moblles as they wound their way up
at Once Resume Work.
Bituminous District, Idle Sinee
April 1, Will Open Opera-
tions Immediately,
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 14—The
The agreement to do this was made
President Jobn
The session lasted six hours, and
“Firet.—Plck mining per gross ton,
85 cents; ma-
ve-ninths of the
“All other day wages and monthly
HANDICAP FOR LOGISTILLA.
Bgighton Beach Feature Taken Basi.
Iy From Aeronant and Grenade.
NEW YORK, July 14.—Three favor
ites and three second cholees divided
the money at Brighton Beach. The
handicap, Yourth on the card, at one
mile and a sixteenth. resulted in an
easy victory for Logistilla. Aeronaut
ade the pace to the stretch, when
Logistilla took command and won.
Orly II. was heavily played In this
race, belug backed down from 3 to 1
to 3 10 2 He finished fourth Elee
tioneer was played down from 20 to 1
to 6 to 1 in the last race. but McCar-
ter, the favorite, beat him a head
Summaries
First Race — Maxie Witt, first: Albert
F., second; Waterbearer, third
Second Race Lady Anne first; Con
sistent, second; Cressina, third
Third Race —-Frank Lord. first;
Powell, second; Jaunty, third
Fourth Race —Logistilla, first; Aero
naut, second; Grenade, third,
Fifth Race —Maxnar, first: Blennen-
worth, second; Tartan. third
Sixth Hace McCarter, first: Elec
tioneer, second: Ben Strong, third.
Al
BASEBALL SCORES,
Games Played Yesterday In the Na-
tional and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Cinclonati—
Brooklyn _.. 31901009
Cincinnati 13111011 *-
Mits— Brooklyn, 15. Cincinnati, 14 Er-
rors—Brookiyn, b. Cincinnati, 2 Batter-
ies— Pastorius rgen;
Behiel,
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Phlladenbls sl 0
Chicago .... 000
a atladelphia, 1,
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leg. Dug gy Boh
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At Pittsburg
ton cise. @ 0 0 8 0 a0
Plttabus i Pe 0000 *3
te on. § Pittsburg. 7. Errors—
Boston. 8; Pit uryg, Hatterios. Bret.
for and O'Neill: Leever und Gibson,
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
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Inventory is over and we ina
gurate one of the greatest sales we
have ever attempted. =
We oppose sensational merchan-
dising, but offer you goods st this
sale for 50c on the dollar and w
have the goods to deliver. We do
not claim we are selling all our
goods at 15 price, but some of it
we are and you will find ry
word in this ad. true. Below we
quote some prices that we
will interest you.
Wash Goods
Goods that have sold for 8c and
10c all standard makes, light and
dark grounds. Choiee of
paterns, 6c.
y
1215 to 15¢ Fabries in an end
variety of patterns, dots, stri
figures and floral designs, abe
patterns to select from; sale p
is 9c. v
jug the scale year ending March 31, Pry
the hill reminded one of = Glidden eon- 1004, except all mechanics and skilled
test,
deputies reinstating Dreyfus, who ob-
E. E. Reynolds, |
For mie in Athens,
BEAL STATE on vee
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Proparky Boughd, fold asd
The constant repetition
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BANK
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Paid on Time Deposits.
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W. A. Wilber, J. W. Bishop,
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O. L. Haverty, Seward Baldwin, PD. T. Page,
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HARD AND SOFT WOOD
Best Quality & Dally
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tains the rank of a chief of xquadrou
of artillery, and Plequart, who Is made
a brigadier general. Both Louses were
overwhelmingly favorable to Dreyfus
and Plequart. Throughout the day feel-
ing was stirred intensely between the
Dreyfus and antl-Dreyfus elements.
This was heightened by fierce attacks
by Dreyfusists against General Mer-
cler and other prominent officers who
Were responsible for Dreyfus’ condem-
nation. Early In the day Minister of
War Etienne presented the governwent
bills restoring Dreyfus and Ploquart
to the army.
Minister Etifnne's explanatory pre
amble to the Dreyfus bill sald: “A de
cision has judicially and definitely os-
tablished the Innocence of the nccused,
involving Ipso facto his reinstatement
in the army and expunging his con-
demuvation. The government, power
less to repair the ilumense material and
moral Injury sustained by the victim
of a deplorable judicial error, desires
to place Dreyfus in the situation he
woukl have occupied If his normet-ea-
reer had not been Interrupted.”
The preamble fo the Picquart bill
said:
“Proclamation of the innocence of
Dreyfus demoustrates the legitimacy
of Picquart’s loyal and courageous ef-
forts for the triumph of truth at the
risk of definitely breaking his career.
We demand that parliament expunge
the effects of his getion by the confer-
ment of the rank of brigadier, with
priority over other brigadiers.”
The army committee quickly and
unanimoudly reported the bill, and the
debate In the chamber of deputies was
decisive, Dreyfus securing 473 votes
against 42 and Plequart 467 votes
against 27.
The feeliug had then become very
stroug. The storm broke when M.
labor, who are to be paid such prices
Hugo R. Jobnstone, the far driver
from Myopia, and Ellis Knowles, a
Yale golfer, were the first of the third
round contestants to get away. They
both used irons from the first tee.
Following this pair came Gliman P.
Tiffany, the Hudson River Golf asso-
clation champion, and George L. Lyen
of Toronto, the man who was respon-
sible for the downfall of H. Chandler
Egan. After this pair came Byers and
West and Travis and Travers, the last
pair to leave.
Fully 500 people followed Travers
and ‘Travis as they left the first tee.
The latter bad the honor and drove a
good ball, but much shorter than the
other. ‘iravis only made the edge of
the green on his secoud and the boy
got well inside of him on the like. The
old map, however, got a 4, good enough
to win when the boy missed a wee put.
PRESIDENT'S MOVEMENTS.
Will Remain at Oyster Bay Until dope |
tember—Panama Trip In Fall
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, July 14.—-The
president's plans for the coming fall
contains nothing of a deer hunting trip
in Minnesota, as reported. President
Roosevelt will remain at Sagamore
Hil until late in September, whea he
returns to Washingtoa.
He will not leave Washington until
after the votes are counted In the No-
vember elections and will then procesd
Immediately to the Isthmus of Pana-
ma, returning to Washington just In
tme for the opening of Congress.
Secretary Loeb ls contemplating a
bear bunting trip la Colorado during
the time the president is In Washing:
ton Im October.
President Roosevelt and his family
enjoyed their first picnic of the season
upon be-
the me-
“Coke men to receive an advance of
“Second — Eight hours of actual work
labor inside the
At last night's session the agreement
The agreement is regarded as a com-
National Secretary Wilson, when
“The thing that gratifies us is that
Insane Conviet Returned te Italy.
PROVIDENCE, R. I, July 14.—The
néinnatl
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kiyn
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New Yor ciirerryes wiz
Philadeip ™
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Nurneaskd
Bass unNer
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At New York
Cl e .. ev oe 01
N ory : doo 02900
Jite--C fees. 7. New York. § Errors—
C 0, 3. Ne York, 3 Batieries—
Owend and Sullivan, Hogg and Kielnow.
1— 4
t Philadelphia
De t 1 01019000
raeipbla 10001001 0-3
te vit, 7. Philadelphia. & Er-
rors—Detroit, 1. Philadelphia 4 Bat ries
—Eubank and Warner. Coombs and Pow-
t Washington
Cleveland
0 2-3
1 O01
90020001 1-4
Riningion 30100112] «3p
ta-Cleveland. 10; Washington, 13. Er-
rers—Clgveland, 3; Washington, 5. Bat.
eto rmhardt and Bemis; Hughes and
sydon
St
Boston tisrsasns 0
Hits-8t Louis, §. Boston, §
at is, 1, Boston, 4
and O'Connor; Tannehill,
bruster.
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES
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Errors—
Batteries Pelty
Glaze and Arm-
Cruise Ende at Bar Harber.
BAR HARBOR, Me. July 14-Two
twenty-five wile runs through the pic-
turesque East Penobscot bay and
around the Outer Mount Desert is-
land carried the Bastern Yaoht club
fleet luto this harber, where the 1909
cruise of 200 miles along the New
England coast was terminated. The
yachtsmen held their annual banquet
last night at the Kebo Valley elub-
Bouse, where the prises were awarded.
The schooner Corona, owned by A. PF.
Luke of New York, and the little sloop
Heron, owned by Walter L. Badger of
Boston, woa the principal prizes for
the beet work of the cruise
In five beautiful patterns;
been 371%¢ and 50c. Bale
23e.
DOTTED SWISSES.
5 sizes, worth 15¢, sale prices 10s
6 sizes, worth 18¢, sale price, 12140
4 sizes, worth 20c, sale price, 1
3 sizes, worth 25c, sale price,
4 Imported, worth 35¢, sale price
23e. 52
60 and 62 Inch 2
Table Damask
500 yards exceptionally heavy
silver bleached, Irish and
makes, in ten of the very best a
terns. Regular 55¢ quality at 48a
White Quilts
Full size and free from stareh,
worth $1.19; sale price, 89e
Piain Ghambrays | |
for P. P. Suits
All colors in the new soft finish,
1215¢ kinds for 10e.
ties and confined in an Institution for
the criminal lusane, Jaswell was sen-
tenced to life imprisonment five years
ago for the murder of George Collins
at Rumferd.
at Eaton's Neck, where, after a brisk
row on the sound, they landed. It Is
f pepular plenic ground for them.
The appearance of Lemuel EM Quigg
in the bay on his steam yacht the
Edmee, caused some interest on ao
Pressense, Boclalist, urged a supple-
mentary proposition for the punishment
of the officers who had accused Drey-
fus and Picquart and whom he desig:
bated as a gang of malefactors and
forgers who deserved branding with
8 handle Lehigh Valley
Sullivan Coal, Hard and
§ Wood and Steam Coal.
Cewrtney Leaves Cornell,
ITHACA, N. ¥Y., July 14 —Charies E.
Courtney bas resigned as ceach of the
Cornell crews. Mr. Courtney has held
30 Inch Imperial
Genuine Park Hill
red hot froms.
It was at this moment that the Bar
raut-Pugliesi-Couti encounter occurred
M. Pugliesi-Conti, aroused by M. Pres-
sense’s denunciation,” shouted at the
Storm at #t, Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 14-4 heavy wind
and thunder stort caused considera-
ble damage to street car lines, trees
and small buildings ia the seuthern
part of St. Louis. Telegraph and tele
this position In the Cornell navy for
twenty-five years. His present contract
bas three more years to rum, but Mr.
Courtuey bas asked for his release
from the contract. The famous oare-
man gives ns his reason for the step
makes a beautiful Peter Pan Sui
cool and comfortable, six shades
blue, also other colors. 15¢ grade,
sale price, 121%e. i
Jury In the case of Edward Dean, the
degro charged with the murder of Mark
Davis, a railroad brakeman. which led
to the recent race riots in this city,
last night brought in a verdict finding
ministerial benches, “You are scoun-
drels for permitting these fnsults to
officers!
Immediately from the ministerial
continual annoyances which, he says,
the Cornell athletic wanagewent has
subjected him to,
phone poles along South Breadway
were blown down, falling acress the
street car tracks and tearing dewn
trolley wires. For four blooks the
109 Packar Avenue, BAYRE, PA.
BOTH PHONES,
Buffale Bey’s Play the Feature.
A.E BAKER,
. Garpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant Bt. Waverly, N. Y.
A.].GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BLALDER.
benches there sprang the lithe, wiry
figure of Undersecretary Sarraut. He
made straight for Pugllesi-Contl, selz-
el him by the throat and plauted his
right fist squarely in his face, Pu-
gliesi-Contl, dazed Ly the blow, was
caught by his friends, while Ministers
Clemenceau aud Thomsan grasped
Sarraut’s coat tail. and dragged bim
back to his seat.
Pandémoniom jmimediately broke
loose, Deputies gathered in groups in
the center of the house, fighting, thelr
blows ralaing indiscriminately.
The bill was passed Ly the senate by
185 to 20,
General Mertier ln the midst of con-
stant disorder attempted to vindicate
the Renues cofirt martial. He declar
poles were leveled, and street car traf-
Dean gulity, but recommending meray.
By this Dean gets a life sentence In
the penitentiary. The trial had beeu in
progress eleven days. Dean is being
closely guarded as a precaution sgatnst
any possible effort at lynching.
American Students Stranded Abroad.
ANTWERP, July 14.—Fiftesn Awer-
lcan students are stranded here and
destitute In consequence of alleged
frauds by an unauthorized Philadelphia
employmént ageut. The students, de-
siring to visit Europe, accepted on-
gugements as cattlemen and pald the
agent . 35 each to secure thelr return
passage on any vessel.
Deutschland Ramee Dover Pler.
In Dispute Over a Shovel.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. July 14
Hope Edward Will Visit Odnsda.
OTTAWA, Out, July 14.-Lord Grey
NIAGARA -ON - THE LAKE, Oat,
July 14 —The Canadian champlonship
tennis tournament was continued on the
courts of the Niagara Teunis and (Jolt
club. The feature of the day's play
was the playiug of Don Carroll, a Buf.
falo boy, 4a the wen's doubles He
WAS A partner of E. P. Fisher of New
York, and won bis first watch, waking
a great stand tu the semifinals,
Iviah Rifleman Makes a Possible.
BISLEY, England. July 14. England
wou the Elche challange shield with a
score of 1,008, defeating Ireland. whose
score was 1.602 and Scotlapd, which
scored 1.088 At the flual oH Mau
rice Blood of the Irish team scored a
full cowplewent of bull's eyes, an
and 1,000
price, be.
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$1.25 grade guaranteed at ....958
$1.35 grade guarnteed at ...$1.19 2
Persian Lawn
Very wide and a beautiful sheep
yards of it Sale
Pans and Estimates Furnished
V5 Blevensn 88, Valley Phone Silty
I. L. BENJAMIN,
ed that proofs wire then shown which :
Were suppressed in the supreme court,
Benator Delpeéh then replied that Gen
eral Mercier deserved to sent to
Devil's island in place of Dreyfus.
The bill for the trausferrence of
Zola's body to the Pantheon nlso was
DOVER, England, July ¥. — The
Hamburg American liner Deutschland,
Captain Kaemwp®f commanding, when
leaving here on ber voyage to New
York fouled the Prince of Wales pler,
twisting her stem. Bhe Is detained for
achievement unique In Elche shield
matches at 1,000 yards.
in prorogulng parliament hete, In a cloth, sale price is 12140.
speech from the throne, announced the
ratification of the trade treaty between
Cavada and Japan. He hoped King
Edward would accept the invitation
sent to his majesty to visit this part of
Killochan Won the North Shere.
BALEM, N J, July 14. —Killochan,
owned by Frank McCabe of New York
(Goods
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
First-class work po pr omPALY a4 rea-
Residence: 130 Spruce B&, Athens, Ps,
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enacted by the senate.
President Fallieres lost night signed
Dreyfus and Plequart, and the decrees
of promulgation appears ia the Of
ficial Journal this morning and also the
repairs.
President's Tact a Wavelip.
WASHINGTON, July 14.—~The presi
dent's yacht Mayflower for the time
being is again a warship and has ar
Reoeevell te Mikade.
TOKYO, July 14. ~American Ambas-
palace, where he wal received io pri
vate audience by the emperor, te whom
wou the North Shore stake for two
year-olds at Rockingbsm park aud
placed un new record for the track of
one minute #xt for Ave furlongs. a re
deotion of a full second over the best
previous time, held Jolutly by Percent
age and Momentum,
¥
Our own importation of i
mercerized white goods; also
sian lawns, French Batistes, ete,
formerly sold for 25¢, 28¢ and 30s,
closing price, 18e.
| homination of Dreyfus to be a chief of | will be used an part of the patrol
5q and Ploqoart to be
general, the
around the Islnd.
, July 1
Fell Dead at New York.
. Re, V
Jim Béseman, a Rank Outsider.
OINCINNATL July 14. — Favorites
won thre of the six events at Latonla.
Jim Bosetnan, a rank outsider ln the
Bafting, whsily won the handicap stee-
plc om figmund, wi