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nil tho importance of piu-clinslnn; the
trno nnil original remedy. As the
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imitations manufactured by other par
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iii them, and it does not gripe nor
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If e
Postponemont of Picquart's Trial a
Point For tho Armyi
EE WILL NOT COMMIT SUICIDE.
Tho Accused dilonol'H Itomnrknlilo
Speech In u farm Courtroom Comto
liHtoi'linzy, Ku lloutn for 1'ih'Ih, DIm
otiHioH IIli Blinro In tho UroyftiHCii'-o.
Paris, Scut. 22. Tho trial of Colo
nel Plcuuart and M. LOblols, a
lawyer, on the charge of re-
vealhiR documents concerning tho na
tional defense was to have begun yes
terday before the correctional tribunal.
The public prosecutor, however, asked
for an adjournment on the ground that
the prospcutlon of Colonel Plcquart
on the charge of forgery and uslnr
forged documents hnd been ordered by
the minister of war, M. Lab.grl, who
was counsel for At. Zola durlnir the
lotter's famous trial, Indignantly op
posed the adjournment, which he said
was an attempt to hand over Colonel
Plcquart Into the clutches iff the mil
itary authorities.
Colonel Plcquart then rose and made
a statement which caused a sensa
tion, lie said: "This Is, perhaps, tho
last time I shall speak In public. I
shall sleep, perhaps, in the military
prison of Cherche Midi. Therefore I
wish to declare that If' I find there th
strangling cord of Lemercler Plcard. or
the razor of Colonel Henry, It will be
murder, for I have no Idea of com
mitting suicide."
The Judges decided to Indefinitely ad
journ tho case, and Colonel Plcquart
was led away between policemen.
Lemercler Pleard, the man referred
to by Colonel Plcquart, was a detective,
understood to have been employed In
the Dieyfus affair, who was found
hanged In his lodgings about a year
ago, under circumstances which east
some doubt upon the theory put for
ward that he had committed suicide.
Never before was such a scene wit
nessed In court as that which followed
Picquart's declaration. The Judges, of
ficers and audience appeared as though
paralyzed with emotion.
The air Is full of rumors of sensation
al developments. Among other things
It was announced last night that Colo
nel Plcpuartwas already In the Cherche
Midi prison. It appears, however,
that the authorities of the La Santa
prison refused to deliver him up In
the absence of the necessary formal!
ties, but there Is no doubt that he will
be In the Cherche Midi prison before
night.
The Dreyfusltes aro somewhat de
spondent, the military authorities, who
are responsible for the shelving of the
Plcquart trial, having apparently re
gained the upper hand, and It Is feared
that Plcquart will be kept In prison
and his trial Indefinitely postponed In
order to keep his mouth shut.
The latest developments are that
General Pellleux will be transferred
from his Paris appointment to the
command of some provisional brigade,
his name having become too notorious.
The Italian government declines to
replace Senor Panlzzardl as military
attache here until the Dreyfus case
shall have ended, owing to the gross
Insults offered to Slgnor Panlzzardl
through the newspapers.
A dispatch from London says: Comte
Esterhazy has been sojourning In Lon
don In the guise of an Italian count.
He speaks Italian lluently. A repre
sentative of The Dally Mall caught him
at Charing Cross as he was about to
start for Parts. In the course of the
Interview Comte Ksterhazy said he had
constantly passd the detectives de
tailed to watch him while In Paris, In
his present disguise, and that nobody
had recognized him.
"But," hp added, "I mistrusted
events. I told General Pellleux, after
the suicide of Colonel Henry, that It
would be Impossible to stop things, and
that the movement would be formid
able. The generals lost their heads. I
wrote lo M. Cavalgnac a long letter
acquainting him with the salient points
of the affair. He refuted to see me.
My ruin had been determined upon. I
was thrown overboard, and had noth
ing left but to go away and await de
velopments." Comte Ksterhazy proceeded to declare
that he had vainly tried to convince
Geni'ral IVIIIpux that the Henry docu
ment was a foigiiy, but that General
IVIIIpux hud declined to listen to him.
"There were," said Comte Esterhazy,
"but tin 1.1 jieihims who knew the
truth of the matter Sandherr, Henry
and myself. The first two are dead,
and I alone hold the secret."
Comte Ksterhazy complained bitterly
of the treatment of himself and Mme.
Pays, who Is In prison In Paris. He
deelured that Judge D'Instructlon
liontulos had Madame Pays brought
from the St. Lazaro prlsun and of
fered her liberty If she would reveal
all she knew nbout the generals.
After reference to other phases of
the affair Comte Esterhazy said:
"I Intend to publish a book that will
throw light upon the unhappy Dreyfus
story. Cavalgnac made a mistake In
pursuing me, because he struck at tho
same time his relation. Colonel Paty du
Clam. 1 may mention that I had al
ready declined a pension offered me
by General Billot.
Comte Esterhazy affected a gay non
chalance, but Just as he was taking
the train he said, In a sharp, nervous
tone, without pausing for breath: "I
dont know whether I shall make use
of the documents In my posseslson. It
will depend upon the inarch of events."
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A MIRROR OF FASHION
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A Colored Fashion
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Cut Paper Patterns
A Bi-Weekly Pattern
Sheet
T.W IHejImon
LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES
Twofamousauthorswtll contribute long
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first deals with Scotch and Continental
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THE LONUUN L,i5TTiSK
By Nn. fOVLTNSY BICELO.f
HUMOR
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Octal Thuet
Secrotary Day's Succossor Arrives
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OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
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Duties nt Oncu.
New York, Sept. 22. The White Star
liner Teutonic arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, having on board many no
tables, Including the new secretary of
state, Colonel John Hay, former am
bassador to the court of St. James. He
was nccompanlcd by his wife and son,
Clarence, Spencer Eddy, his private
secretary, and tho stuff of the United
States embassy tit London, with the
exception ot Lleutehant J. C. Colwell,
the naval uttache, and Second Secre
tarj J. G. darter. Other of the first
cabin passengers on the Teutonic were
J. 13. Angell. the retiring United States
minister to Turkey, and his family,
and George .1. Gould and Mrs. Gould.
"I nm a week behind, because I have
been at sea," said Colonel Hay when
he was located on the promenade deck
ot the steamship while coming up the
bay. "Yes, It Is true that, to nvold
COLONEL JOHN HAY.
an fn 1 i vlewer on the other side of tho
ocean, I said that I would continue to
be United States ambassador at the
court of St. James until I arrived In
New York. Now my views can only
be considered those of an ordinary
citizen, and would have no more
weight. It will bo some days before I
assume the duties of secretary of
state."
"Is there any Informal understanding
between the United States and Great
lirltain?" Colonel Hay was asked.
"Not that I know of," he answered
"But the relations existing between the
two countries are comfortable and
satisfactory. There Is no alliance, and
I don't think anything of the kind is
anticipated. The attitude of England
during the war was absolutely correct
and strictly neutral. Still, at the same
time England showed a great deal of
friendship for the United States. The
feeling of the people of England was
strongly in favor of this country."
Itegardlng the work of tho navy he
said:
"Our naval victories surprised every
body abroad. They expected Spain to
put up a better light and not to be
beaten so easily on the sea. It has
been said that Cramps has an order
for ships like ours, but I don't think
that our naval successes will lead the
other countiies to have their war
ships built here. I am Inclined to
think that European nations would bo
disinclined to have anything In that
line done by outsiders that they could
do themselves.
"What do you think of the czars
disarmament scheme?"
"I am satisfied that the proposition
Is a sincere one. All civilized peoples
want peace, and If the czar accom
pllshes what he had set out to do his
name will go down in history as the
greatest peacemaker. I believe tho
scheme was suggested In good faith."
Colonel Hay will remain in this city
for a day or two and then he will go
to Washington to assume his place
in tho cabinet.
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada 13.
Hart, of Grotou. S. D. "Was taken with a
bad cold which settled on my luues : couch
sot in and finally terminated in Consumption.
J'our Doctors gavo 1110 nn, saying I coula live
but a short time. I gavo myself uo to my
Savior, dotermincd if I could not stay with
my menus on earth, 1 would meet my absent
ones above, iiy uusiianu was ailviseu to get
Dr. kinii a Now Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds. I give it a trial, took in
all eight bottles. It has cured mo, and thank
God I am saved and now a well nnd healthy
woman." Trial bottles free at A. Wasley's
Drug Store Kegular sizo 50o aud $1 00,
Guaranteed or price refunded.
Tliti Ilviicuiitlon of I'o'to Hloo.
San Juan, Porto Itlco, Sept. 22. Tho
repatriation of the Spanish soldiers be
gan yesterday. Four hundred mon, of
whom 200 were sick nnd 200 belonging
to the engineer corps, sailed for Havre
on board the French lino steamer Cha
teau Lafltte. Eight hundred Infantry,
belonging to the Asturla3 battalion,
sailed today on board the steamer San
Francisco.
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Altoona. Sept. 22. Mlsa Harbarn
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ncid by hei nuither in mist.tlte for iron
tonic The add had by lll rliance been
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died a few hours later.
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nourishing food drink to bike tho plaio of
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rolloo. 15 atii' An.
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Dr. lC111n1.1l' liiill'-'i'i! 1 -Miinl'-r.
Nev Yorl . ft. VIm grand Jury
yestrrdny retiMi"! en Indictment for
murder n the .iKt ilerivi' agams' n
Samuel J, Kennedy, lin is ncus d
nf th minder of Km.-'ine Itcy.i.'iJ
better known aa "Dolly" rynolds, in
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will plead Friday mi ruing.
Takes tlio litirn out; heal tlio wonmlj
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the hotuohoM vciUL.ly,
IIOOD'3 VIVIH euro Mver 111,
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Itnllronili-rs Axlt flioi-i'nipit I'nyi"
Pittsburg, Si-iit. 22. The Post says
that for some Itmc past rumors of n
big railroad strike have bei-n circu
lated. It has developed that the con
ductors and brnkemon of the ronds en
tering Pittsburg want to be placed on
an equality with their brethren Jn other
parts of the country. To accomplish
this object these two branches of ilia
Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen pre
sented to the otllclals of nil rnllroads
entering this city a scale of wages.
An answer Is requested within 30 day.i.
The district for which the advance 's
nsked extends east as far as AKoona
and west to Ashtabula. The im-n i-x-pect
the companies to grant their de
mand without n strike bplng necessary.
Morn SiilIoi" 1-or Dowi-.v'm Siiiiiili-iiii,
Washington, Sept. 22. The navy de
partment hns ordoied 400 sailors to be
sent to Admiral Dewey's squadron nt
Manila. The men will be sent from
San Krnnclsro nn a merchant steamer.
It Is the puipcise of the department to
gather most of the men from th" Pa
cific coast, but orders have been given
to Lieutenant Commander Vail, in
charge of the permanent nuval recruit
ing station In Chicago, to recruit 110
of the sailors there. Tho men are to
take the place of sailors whose terms
of service linve expired.
Truth wears well. People have loarnrd
Unit DoWltt's Little Karly itisui-s aro reliable
little pills for regulating tho boweli, curing
constipation and sick headache. Tliey don't
cripo. C. It. Itiiconbueli.
'Align-.! In's Iti'tm-n to si,n,
Madrid, Sept. 22. ficm-inl Augustln,
the former captain general of the
Philippine Islands, has arried at Vic
toria, cupltal of the Spanish province
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