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y ‘ oe Lu } } Amsrerpam, S Ag: i hey Reading Room AND (; | him at noon by M. Labori’s assistant, aad |. ¢ D on ee 10.—The members House of { 3 } bs | ‘ 0 the atch Transyaa! committed have 1] Commons 4 . signed it. Yesterday he has spoken| cabled to Queen Victoria imploring her \? ara ——ae it hous se in in “in the name of hums Sod? 4 LEV are @ 0 U-u rut little, though he seemed in es manity and God’s =F e = ! : J . better spirits than might have been anti-! kingdom, to preserve the peace, SF ' iSonel S Mani Bearin cipated | Lonpoy, Sept 10.—According te a des- ° of \ les. Ty “ : ane | pateh to tte Daily Mail from B usre's, De. h ne meeting of his wife was natural- » W-J.Leyds, the plenipotentiary of the South

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“To day, 9 h September. 1899, a Court lartial of the 108-b Legion Army Corps | ‘

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he following question: “Is Aifred Drep- Colony, and “sympathy for our brethera in, from Kensington to Match’s Point,—or us a brevet captain of the 148 h Regimen! | the Trausv.a!, who are denied all rights.’ | 800ut five miles fron the pos =othce to a oe | Southport. As the fare to Southport and

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: a _ | ; Sf f) & ) possible, | wrels, does —_ believe there will be wer : jagie © basil aod etween Great Britain and the Transva;] oP He ssid to her: “I am not sy re- 1 e ) mG | ced cee ° Ni Y *¢~ | but the Boers will fight to the end he says, ; a DZ jy fC.1,a8 1 6nall soon be free ;-— | jf tj g beir j he parang 1) ; ;— | if an altemp' is made ou the j : a = oa... t } TEXT OF THE CONDEMNATION. | bat I think of you and and my poor | ence ’ ee oF, VAOSEL C f h P , a ee , 5 “aOst OF them are oniolbtinns | children,—they will be branded aa the rere Sept 9.—The government 7, : ; | ao ae ; ; 1as issued a formal announcement thatits 2 clean and fresh f interview With the President and |°°lldrém ofa traitor.” He is convinced ast despatch was intended as an secept-| oo ik Gis AUSil, ' that the “ten years” to which be is] ance of the wint inanj ; sah : tnekientn Ate tes Meinl : ance of the joint inquiry. The mistaken ) % . senteuced will be wiped j Saterpretation arose through a contusion of ' — haan i out by the five years of a, p ————<_ . ‘s . ; t 22} 2 ri Tin ~ =) =F er : : solitary seclusion which he spent oun} “a et leot Krager and Vice eer we [ PECIAL TO THE EXAMINER.) : 24 : : dent Joubert declare they are determined : . ; Devils Island, and he expects to be | to ware { aceful setilem . Q e Pps ii “a ; : ‘ 9 ra peaceful Setileme >t. =F Home Oi uém are ‘\ENNES, Sept 11.—M. Matthieu Dreyfus | released by Oct. 15th, which wil! be five} Lonvoy, Sept. 9.—The Cape Ton cor- 7 ; | | Was not present inthe court on Saturday years from date of his former condemnas | Tespondent of the Daily Mail says: “There : } 5 Ne a, lit tle SO iled. ¢ afternoon; but he visited his brother after | tion. - iota that ey care a (the Cape F : , nd : | p’emier) and the Afrikander leaders have oa a . the verdict had been rendered. He found > apis t. — VY esterd: -— Pp ; ; , eh } 5 | : : 3 war Paris, Sept ti. Ye terday was one of tirown in their lot with Sir Alfred Milver, y 2 se the latter perfectly calm and without any | absolute quietude, There was no public |aad this fact explaing the trritation die- ‘ ia } | =P 7} manifestation of surprise at the finding of | excitement, not even in the Rae d’ Chale- | played in the Volksraad in the interpellay Sb W | the court. The prisoner in reply to his | rot. are 1 * > rere os eee ae ; a, : . ; i sat & ballot will be taken throughout ti , =e e 1ave not all | Questions shrugged his shoulders uttering} Aslight disturbance occured at Mar- | Orauge Free State :o decide whithie = we : : : ¢ ap expressive ‘‘oah,”—adding as he em | seilles and Belfort after thé verdict of the} governor shajl remain neutral or shall t SF SiZ@S 10 an you e sty] e braced his brother,as the latter was prepar | decision of the Court Martia! was publisheds | assist the Transvaal.” - 1 W%3 | ing to leave, “console my wife.” The demonstrators stoaed the residence | oe en ia . { on ; eee . : } ; } S% The general belief is that Dreyfus will! M. Jacques Dreyfus, brother of the oc s A Shady Transaction. °F, { be pardoned, but this will not satisy his ' demned at Belfort, breaking the wiad: =. , . . ; : : | pd de | friends, who vehementiy declare thet they aud otherwise damaiog the stracta = eF Cc want t h e | willrefuse to accept the verdict and wil! | Many persons were arrested at both places,| Lonxpoy, September 9 —The Odessa cor- ; 5 contivue the battle uatilthe jadgment is Today M. Demange will visit M. Wal- | es beg , —— oe G a “ , } 7 ; y | era os i R wee] « soa hire it har , FUSE n = i exp anation of er- | SS room t ley OC Cu ps SO | reverecd. drok, the Russian, and submit a number of manv’s reluctance to take more active steps ” ; ° | ‘ is . ay ) Na | ibe verdict, they say, is directed more _ legal questious arising out of the trial. to prove Dreyfas innocent lies in the fact vechoose for lagi net the Jews than against Dreyfus and — ‘ast, when the late Czar Alexander wanted sb » Fit allowed to.etaud will: mentee thels esiat- | Flicht Guttaan niiieatial information as to the French - ee Pe eae ae ke , ’ gay utiancers. niitary strength, with a view to the al- Ye i er _ we ance aor ssitle. ee ance, Captain Deeyfus was one of the oh. Fe Mu. Libori and M. Damange took the | offi ters ordered by the French etaff to pre- ae =o midsight train tor Paris. Care Town, Sept 9.—The people here| pare the necessary report. Two such , Jigit from Joban~ |! ports were prepared and rejected. Ove

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| to do with wrecipitatieg the present trouble pet Tian , SS : e . - .

oa tbe subject says: "We Woulf have her shave in a chady transaction, been better pleased if they bad cast in their; lot witb the people, butilis not given to everyone to he a beroor martyr.”

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. . ‘ T os 1 3 , °- ae ‘ " é . oa eaiadeinin 2 i, Comiwidsioners of ine Exhibition of 1331, Nally’= Islan 1, if this wenld not intereiere Odors also on draught at iow France or procure it meana therefor e m1 with a dle of chu: Shes b a a th d who endowed Qaeen’s Uaiverauy with a brid ve c 1¢ Moun vewar prices, e r c e : ‘ts. . : irid ra y delivering — vig ane lecholarship of £150, have notfied the i 9F@s*- ‘ documents meutioned ip the | University Senate that that body is en- { Focr Passencer. 4 W Reddin Phin B document called “The Bordereau”. {titled to nominate yearly a stadent for a} Cae Oh, See Mee ne eee s Wag j os De ae P ; aaryg re ‘ me Ther >} . rs} i j A —_ ror r x According to ine decision of the Court of | bursary, valued at £70. Ta chul Rip j HALIFAX EXHIBITION. ‘ Cc t) of J 3-d. 1899. tl t is awarded for scientific research, and the Central Drugstore $8 3 oo Ode y . “ j Nae eee ‘ :

a FR se votes | student nomivated for the burssry must Sik eiiatill Ae ont PO ae Snnnyside. were taken separately beginning by the] be working along that line. If the Sen- | i sere ee ro 59rd - $17,000 prizes. . . . , e rn nn taas e } T*} . . ° . . . 3 n inferior grade, youngest in the last grade,| ate recommends andthe commissioners | The attractions at this year’s exhibition | Ts8SSMSOMTSSIMENRTEERDDERUTCEEPQREREGEAS

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extenuating circumstances, in conscquence of which, and on the request of the Commissar ¥ meat, the Presideat record again, the voters in the above men- tioned form.

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‘Yhe reealt of the Court by a majority of five voters to two Alfred Dreyfus tothe puaishiment of ten years’ detention.

Captain Dreyfus has borne the terrible sbosk with marvellous fortitude. One might almost say with unnatural calm. He seemed stupefied when M. Labori communicaid to him the verdict. But

he has since rallied. Madame Dreyfue and M. Mathiea Drey-

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the £150 -cnoiarship. lestucrooait. ve c.mm tee i. charge of Russia and Persia [the horse racing sre spetivg bo pains to - . ' * ~ }make it @ great success. $1500 will be

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Lonscon, Sept. 9.—Ja thisdio of war- | '® Casala 'a e ng been ent red for the big like preparriion a sual) item of news to | * The stuge perivcucrs will in- the eft-ct that Russiaon Augus: 27 open~| clude the Austin sistere, tray ze artists, ed a military ruad fromthe Caspian een | 08% Of the sisters, doing tue remarkable act to Let.eran, the capital of Pers:a, passes |! walzing On asteel wire one hundred feet This is the first step! !oog head downward-. The Star Comedy tus peers in their jioe, Grand-Bur-~Cirand,

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almost unnoticed. in the Ru: sian absorption of Persia, which |: '8 P has long been p'aaned. Nor ca» Eogland ! haa ee the Freacts xeusati al Artiste, prevent the appearance of Russia cn |!) thriling leaps for — Ki! patrick the north shores of the Persian gulf. the oue jegged bicyc'ist, wi o rides a wheel |\dowa a fl ght of star risty feet long

| Sutheriang, | with his hipvodrome, ip which bis uive horses wl. give gr. ni per formances—a® Circus in itself; aud jast : : nm, ) ut not least tue celebraed world’s

Merzovene, Victoria, Sept. 9 —The) grearest gu deles; pacer, Tommy, 2.07} Leg‘siative Council of the Colony of Vice! wiso will give dailv exhitiious of speed

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voria rej ected the _ for me re. every sfterudon, The “W ar in Afghan,” ment or women. A sim! oF measure eo a reanetic military drama in which the came law in the Colony et West Australia , combined imperial, naval aod volunteer a forinight ago. , forces wll take part, to which will be added a great di-play of fireworks in con- vection, will bea great spectacle. Three bands in attendance every afiernoon aad : atts ts evening, incinding the well-known Pee : ee es Se Sadia

Wixyirec, 5 pr. 10. = pg pe ot | senate: Military Band. Daring't »e week way states that be expects to leav single, double and four-oared races will day or so for Ottawa on private affsirs wand take place on Bedterd Basin, ia which the on a few matters of purely departrnental | foilowing noted oarsmen will take part: character. He expects to be a —_ Hackeit, Durnan, Johnston, fen Eyck, ten days. The Premier was asked what | Vail, Brenoan, Norris and Lynches wi!l likelihood there was for an early election,| start. Altogether Halifax will present but he replied that the interest in that an ucusually large progamme exhibition matter seemed to have died out, , week that will be worth travelling miles |e see, | Special low fares from Charlottetown _wili be issued by all stations on P. E. I.

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