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STATIONARY ENGINEERS
Seatly Three Hundred Delegates Mt S,

AsNASSWhEN ~ -
ST. Paul. MINI. Sept. 3.--Nearly 300
delegates from all the leading cities of
the country We're gathered in the hall az
the house If representatives of the
state house this morning when Presi-
dent NJ. ID. Maggie of New York called to
order the fourteenth annual
of the National Association of Station
airy Engineers. These delegates in turn
represented no less than 26O separate or
CARNATIONS, each having IA membership
OF nifty or upwards and composed ex-
cinsively of engineers in charge of steam
plants, IN upon whose ability, fidelity
and faithfulness daily depend the lives
of millions of people and the safety OF
property valued at billions. The objects
Of the association are the better educa-
ton, mutual improvement and elevation
of stationary engineers, and 1t is strict
ly provided that the organization shat
at no time be used for the f~urtherance
of strikes, and that. recognizing the
identity of interests between employer
and employee. 1t shall not in any way in
%terferc between its members and their
employers in regard to wages. or cour-
tenance any project or enterprise that
will Interfere with perfect harmony he
tween them. In these particulars the
association Is unique among trades
unions, and the reports of the officers
show that, during the past few years, 1t
has grown II prospered beyond all ex-
peetations. In connection with the con
vention there is a large exhibition of de-
vices in the engineering line. The dele
gates We're welcomed this morning by
Governor Clough n appropriate re-
sponses We're made. Resolutions were
passed %deploring the sudden death of
w. 5. Joy of this city, who was presi-
dent of the executive committee OF the
convention.
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LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS
Great Turnout of the Mail Car
riers in Philadelphia.
Dlssens,ons Cause "a Split and Two Pa
radrs in Chicago = No Procession
In New ~yor4-General but
Quiet Observance.

Philadelphia, Sept. 2.-National Labor
day was generally celebrated In phil
adelphia. The big event of the day IN
this city was the parade this afternoon
o! the letter carriers of Philadelphia
and n~eighboring cities and the informal
opening this evening of the convention
of n National Letter Carriers associ-
alton. The letter carriers parade m
Guided not less than 1000 men, Ihe
reviewing stand for Postmaster Cen
eral Wilson was at the Union League.
The United States Marine band, which
was detailed from Washington, for the
rpo was at the head of the letter
carriers parade. In the procession We're
delegates from Philadelphia, Ne" YORK.
Brooklyn, Baltimore. Washington, Wal
mington, Delaware, Chester, Pa. New
ark, N. j., Albany, N. V, Passaic, n.
j.. and New Brunswick, N. j. Post
master General Wilson arrived shortly
after noon today under he escort OF
Postmaster Wartield of Baltimore, and
the letter carriers of that city, ga
strong.
The convention which will continue
throughout the week, will practically
begin his evening, when a public recep-
ton will be- given the delegates al the
academy OF music. The convention
proper will be called to order tomorrow
morning III the Philadelphia Bourse
building. The fight for the convention
in 1896 will be a spirited me Already
eight cities are in the field as aspirants
for the honor and the delegates repre-
senting those cities are on the ground
b%uttonholing others as they arrive and
laying their lines TO capture the conNen-
ton. The cities that nave so far put
forth a claim for The next convention
are Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse,
N. Y; Grand Rapids, Mich; Denver
Col; New orleans, La; Dallas, Tex,
and Atlanta, Ga.
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CAUSED BY VACCINATION.
The Awful sufferIngs of n Schoolgirl.
Ei.nna Tie .Innfnnl DetroK Mich

Inc Awful SunertnRs Oh n schoolgirls
From The Journal, Detroit Mich.
Every one in the vicinity of AIeldrum
avenue and Champlsin street, Detroit,
knows Mrs. Mcdonald, and many a neigh
Dor has reason to feel grateful to her for
the kind and friendly interest she has
manifested in cases of illness.
She is n kind-hearted friend, a natural
nurse, and an intelligent and refined lady.
To a reporter she recently talked at
some length about DIR. Williams Pink
Pills, giving some very interesting in
stances in her own immediate knowledge
of marvellous cures, and the universal
beneficence of the remedy to those who
had used it.
II have reason to know" said Mrs.
Mcdonald, .'something of the worth Of
this medicine, for it has been demonstrate
ed in my own immediate family. My
daughter kittie is attending high school,
and has never been very strong since she
began. l suppose she studies hard, and
she has quite II distance to go every day.
When the smallpox broke out nl of the
school children had to be y%accinated. l
took her over to DIR. Jameson and he vac
cinated her. ! never saw such am arm in
my life. and the doctor said he never did.
AoIic WAS Diohei Out bl uel suoulucIS anu
back and was just as sick as she could be.
To add to it all, neuralgia set in. and the
poor child was in misery. She is naturally
OF n nervous temperament and she suf-
fered most awfully. Even after she re-
covered the neuralgia did not leave her.
Stormy days or days that were damp or
preceded n storm, she could not 90 out at
all. She was pale and thin, and had no
appetite.
Il have forgotten just who told me
about the Pink Pills, but l got some for
her and they cured her right up. She
has II nice color in her face. eats and
sleeps well, goes 10 school every day, and
is well and strong in every particular. l.
have never heard of anything 10 build up
the blood to ompare with pink Pills. |
shall always keep them in the house and
recommend them TO my ncighbors."
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie are considered an unfailing specific in
such diseases as locomotor ataXia. partial
paralysis. ST. Nitus' dance, s%oiatica. neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the
after-effects of la grippe, palpitation of the
heart. pale and sallow compilations, that
tired feeling resulting from nervous pros
%tration; all diseases resulting from vitiat-
ed humors in the blood, such as scrofula,
chronic erysipclas, etc. They are also a
specific for troubles peculiar to females,
such as suppressions, Irregularities, and
all forms of weakness. In men they effect
n radical cure in all cases arising from
mental worry, overwOrk or excuses of
whatever nature. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent
box or six boxes for S2.50-they ARE never
sold in bulk or by the 100, by addressing
DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
n. Y.
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The Militia Arrives,

Ishpeming, Mich. Sept. 2.-Houghton,
Calumet, Marquette and Ironwood
companies of state militia, fifth regi-
ment. Of the upper peninsula, reached
here at 4 O'Clock this morning. and
pitched their tents on a high bluff at
Lake Angeline and Lake Superior
mines. With the troops We're our steam
shovel gangs of fifty men. The steam
shovels We're started at 9 O'Clock this
morning without interference by strik-
ers. The militia was jeered by the
strikers. who. however, did no overt acts
nor attempted to cross the dead line
which is marked by flags. The strikers
have made threats to attack the SHOW
elers this afternoon, but no trouble is
Anticipated.
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Denver. Colo. Sept. 3.-The sessions
Of the national conventions of the
Wholesale Druggists association and OF
the Association of Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Proprietary Arr
ticles, were resumed this morning at tho
Brown Palac hotel. In both meetings,
the failure to maintain standard rates
and the consequent f~lourishing of cut
rate stores and drug sections of depart
mcnt stores, We're the main topics of
consideration. The proposition to es-
tablish a central ebate fund, with q
view of protecting the trade, has en-,
countered serious opposition from soms
of the biggest houses in the country.
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Great Day in Knnsns CITY

Kansas City, Mo. Sept. 2.-Today was
marked by the greatest labor demon
stration ever held in Kansas City.
Fully 10000 men We're in line and the
floats We're numerous and magnificent
Eek Uses We're held at Fairmont park.
VIII. Governor Morrill, Of Kansas, ex-
Congressman Jerry Simpson, Mayor.
Webster Davis n the Hon. John S.
were the orators of the day, A
of sports was also given.
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Buda Pest. Sept. sit is learned that
Archduke Ladislas, who was wounded
by the premature discharge Of his gun
while out shooting yesterday, is much
more seriously hurt han at first re-
ported. He Is now said to be very dan
gerously wounded. The bullet from his
u penetrated his thigh and at the
same time exploded a number of cart
ridges which he was carrying In his
pocket. with the result Of decorating
and burning his loins.
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Cleveland, O., Sept. 1.-THE biggest la
Dor day demonstration that his city
has yer known was held here today.
Business houses were generally closed,
and the city was in holiday dress. A pa
rade in which every labor union in the
atty too part marched through the
principal streets in the morning. 1t was
reviewed by the mayor and other city
officials in front of the city hall. There
were about 10000 men in line.
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WILL FIGHT TOBACCO TRUST
Tho Attorney General of New York
Asked to Act.

Tho Attorney General of New York
Asked to Act.
Syracuse, N. Y. Sept. 3.-The legality
of the business being carried on by the
American Tobacco company, every
where known as the tobacco trust. is
to be tested through the medium of pro-
ceedings brought by c. A. Whelan Of
this city. MIR. Whelan is a member of
the tobacco jobbing firm of c. A. Whe-
Ian 81 Co. in this city.
At his instance a petition addressed to
Attorney General Hancock praying that
official to institute a suit to compel the
trust to suspend the transaction of bust
ness in this state was served on the Of
fcers of the American Tobacco
in New York.
The petition is reinforced by aftidavits
showing the methods which are OBJ
served by the trust in the conduct of
their business. and which, it is said, are
plainly in conformation of the conspir-
acy laws,
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FRENCH SOLDIERS SUFFER.
Tie Madagascar Force Is Largely In
Hospital.

Paris, Sept. 2.-The soleil publishes a
letter from its correspondent at Mo-
janga, Madagascar, which says that
$3.50 French soldiers are in the hospitals
there besides a large number of others
who have been sent to the island of Re-
union are about to be sent home as in
valids. The hospitals. the letter says.
are mere shells containing tiers of beds
one above another, the uppermost beds
coming in contact with the canvas roof.
The physicians and attendants are in
sufficient in number besides being In
many cases incompetent. 1t is also as
serted by the correspondent that almost
all of the men who are still able TO con
tinue in the ranks are suffering severely
from swollen feet.
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SECRET MARRIAGE AT OMAHA


Wm. j. Tyner of Shenandoah aud Miss
Margaret sn,ner of Malvern Wed.
Omaha. Sept. 3.-Wm. j. Tyner, a stu
dent of Yale, living at Shenandoah, Ia,
and Miss Margaret Shaffer Of Malvern,
Ia. a woman insurance agent in the EN-.
ploy Of the Equitable Life of New York,
were married secretly here August Q.
They wanted to keep il from the old
folks OF both sides, but the secret is
now out. The couple We're given away
by a marriage license publication in q
local paper whose reporter they thought
they had muzzled. They have secured
forgiveness from their parents. Miss
Shaffer will stay at home and Mr.. Ty.
ner will return to Yale and complete his
course.
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A Tramp with Lot. o, silver

Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A tramp named Jacob Rhine, suffer-
Ing with a broken leg which he received
by falling through a trap door in a barn
where he was sleeping, was brought to
the Reading, Pa, county hospital last
hight. Money was found sewed up in at
east twenty places in his clothing. The
,otal amount was $241. which included
i6O IN silver. Some he had been carry.
ng this way fifteen years.
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ECUADOR WAR.
Province of LOLA. surrcnders-peacs Near
at Hand.

NJ Ikhuus
New York, Sept. "A cable despatch
to the Herald from Panama says: The
province of Lojas, Ecuador, has sur
rendered to General Alfaro's forces
without resistance, so the Herald cor
respondent telegraphed yesterday. 1t
is also reported that Alfaro's victory is
practically complete and that the war in
Ecuador may be regarded as drawing
to a close. 1t is possible, however. that
some of the forces of the Quito govern
ment now massed in the province of
Carchi, may try, as a last desperate re-
sort, TO attack Alfaro in Quito. Defeat
in this event would be inevitable unless
Columbia should act as an ally of the
Quito faction. President Caro- of the
Columbia, has officially stated, how
ever, that he will remain neutral unless
General Alfaro should permit his fol-
lowers to commit any overt acts favor
able to the liberals in Columbia and
tending to weaken the government Of
the president.
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Norwegian and Danish Metnod,,ts

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. 3.-The annua,
conference of the Norwegian and
Danish Methodist churches in the
United States opens this afternoon With
devotional exercises. Clerical and Law
delegates are present from Illinois, Wis.
consin. Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska.
Bishop Merrill is the presiding bishop.
h business sessions tomor.
row morning.
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1t is well known that the thickness of
the layer of fine sand in filtering beds
cannot be reduced beyond a certain
point without e~ndangering the quality
of h e water that filters through. DIR.
Kurth of Bremen has found in examin-
ing water altered through a layer not
sufficiently thick that the number of
bacteria was greatly increased, owing
to the presence of a special microbe that
could not be found in the water before
1t entered the filter. These microbes
must. therefore, hav existed in the fl
tering material and have been devel-
oped by the passage of water through it.
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VIII Si,eP

When the coming m gets here
VIII she offer up her seat?
viii she offer her umbrella
When there's rain or snow or sleetr
Will she help us in the wagon
VIII she bait our fishing hook?
VIII she step into the water
That we dry may cross the brooke
VIII she seize a rail and rescue
When the bully chases us?
VIII IN push the wheezy mower
Every eve and make no fuss?
VIII she run the locomotive,
shovel coal and handle brakes?
VIII she mount and forest,
Garry bitters for the snakes?
WIN she march to bloody battle,
Snap her fingers al the hurts?
We'll. i guess not; she will merely
Hide behind her husbands skirts.
New York Sun.
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AT one time the duke of Wel1ington's
extreme popularity was rather embar-
RAISING. For instance, on leaving home
each day he was always intercepted by
an affectionate mob. who insisted on
hosting him OF their shoulders and ask
ing where they should carry him. 1t
was not always convenient for him to
say where he was going, so he used to
say: Garry me home, carry me home"
and SO he used to be brought home half
a dozen times a day a few minutes after
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Record Time on n Linotyp,

Boston, Sept. &c. w. Green, a COM
positor on the Boston Daily Standard.
today made what is claimed to be the
fastest hour record on the Mergenthaler
linotype. He set 1880 ems uncorrected
and 1920 m corrected in one hour.
Green has accepted a challenge by Eu-
gene Taylor of the Rocky Mountain
News to q Mergenthaler contest.
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Tic lntarua,i,n,, y,,.h, Race.

New York. Sept. 1.-The a%nnounc
ment~ concerning the international yacht
races posted at the New York club has
not been changed and it is said to be a
certainty that the first race will be
sailed on September I. At the club yes
terday 1t was said h a no change had
been made in any of the plans and
nothing had been done.
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PEARY RELIEF EXPEDITION.
All on Board tho Kite well-Prospccts
Very Good.

St. Johns, N. F., Sept. 2.-The Glou-
cester fishing schooner John F. McKen-
zie. Captain Mckenzie, from Greenland,
which arrived here this morning, re-
ports that the Peary expedition teaner
Kite was at Holstonborg on July 10. All
or board were well. She picked up
Prof. Dyche. who was awaiting her ar
rival there. The Kite then sailed north
for Peary's headquarters. The coast
is clear of ice as far north as reports
could be obtained. The schooner her
self was 200 miles north of Cape Fare
we'll and saw none. She anticipates a
splendid chance for the Kite reaching
her destination.
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New Jersey nAnr As."c,.t,on rournnmsn,

New York, Sept. 2.-Many prominent
marksmen have gone to Sea Girt. n. j.
to AXE part in the fifth annual meeting
of the New Jersey Rifle association
which opens on the state camp ground
this afternoon. Among the matches ia
be shot during the five days season are
the department of rifle practice match
open to all inspectors of rifle practice,
the presidents match. for the military
championship of the United States
open to all members of the army, navy
or National Guard. and a number OF
matches of the National Rifle associa
tion for prtza cups and trophies.
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Ex-eov, cRouNsE RETURNS.
He and Daughters Return Prom II Visit
to Europe.

of
Omaha, Neb., Sept. 2.-Ex-Governor
Crounse and his daughters, the Misses
Gretchen and Marie Crounse. returned
yesterday after a stay of almost seven
months in Europe. They went by Glib
raltar to Italy. A month was spent In
Rome, some time at Florence and four
months at Paris, where the Misses
Crounse continued their studies in mu-
sic and French. They ware in England
only to take ship at Southampton, ana
after landing at New York spent sew
aral days with friends on Long Island.
Mr.. Crounse lays that after a stay of
q few days in the city he Will go to his
farm near Calhoun. to permanently re-
there.
He said that in his absence he lost
the thread of political events in Ne
braska and was therefore not prepared
to discuss matters pertaining to the adj
minlstration of state affairs.
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NnsturtiuIn Pickles.
Chicago Timas-Herald.

SIITNdBO IIIITFs-IfSIHIU,
Those who have a quantity Of nastur-
tiums in the flower garden may easily
make q delicious pickle from the seed
pods. Have ready a stone or glass jar
of the beS cold vinegar. Fake the seed
pods after the flowers have faded and
they are full grown. but still tender.
Pick off the stems or not. as you fancy,
and put the seed pods into the vinegar.
No other preparation is necessary, and
they will keep a e or more with moth
ing more than sufficient COLI vinegar to
them. With boiled mutton they
are an excellent substitute for capers.
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indianapolis Journal: Madam" said
the pale faced wanderer, madam, I am
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Isrltlsh limctnlllo committee.

London, Sept. 2-The parliamentary
bimetallic committee has issued a circu-
lar requesting eleven members of the
house of commons to Cooperate with the
committee in voting at the next SEES
sion of the house in favor of a resolu-
ton Cor a reform of the currency.
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DIAMOND KING DEAD,
':umor in '.onao" That cee,, Rhodes. na.

I.umor In London That Cecil Rhodes Has
Passed Away.
London. Sept. "A rumor prevails
here today that Rt. Hon. c. ]. Rhodes,
prime minister of Cape Colony, has died
at Cape Town, but no confirmation of
the can be obtained in any quar-.
ter. Mr.. Rhodes has been prime min.
lister of Cape Colony since July II, 1890,
when he assumed Office on the fan of the
Spriggs ministry. He has Deer very
prominent in South African affairs and
the chairman of the British South AT.
RIGA company.
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Two South Dnkntnns Cam.

Manager George Holmes of the Pierre
telephone exchange died suddenly Friday
night from a hemorrhage of the lungs.
j.. II. Warren: editor of the Spearfish
dence of his son in Algona, Ia, Saturday
afternoon. He was q pioneer editor of the
west,
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Garfield Valves Examination

Aberdeen. s. D., Sept. 2.-The case
against y. Fl. Garfield for rape came up
today on preliminary examination. The
defendant waived examination, how
ever. n was held to the December
term of the circuit court in bonds of
$3.50. 1t is expected his father in Wis
consin will furnish the bond and the ac-
cused be liberated.
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Detroit Free Press: MY hair" re-
marked the bald headed man as he
rubbed his bare poll in a reminiscent
a was h most ambitious thing
about me-
"Ah?' responded his companion ques-
tionlngly.
Yes; 1t always came out on top"
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its .Kn,rht, rcmplnr.."

Kansas City Star.
1t is knights Templars." That is
what the Century dictionary says, and
1T Is good grammar. "Templar" is a
noun and not an adjective as in the
case of knights Grant.
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Millions of men keep asking for stImulants
because the nervous system Is constantly
%irrltated by nicotine poison. Chewing or
smoking destroys manhood and nerve power.
It's not a habit, but Il disease, and you will
by Druggists everywhere. Book FREQ. The
Sterling Remedy Co., New York City or
10
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naIrs Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price rs cents.

New York World: AT Saratoga
Manson-What was the biggest purse
you ever won on a single hand? Stacy
Two millions, cash. Acknowledgements
BILE! Where did you hold that hand?
stacy-Right here. w years ago She's
my wife now.
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New York, Sept. 3.-The sum of So
600, 600 gold was deposited in the sub
treasury this morning. 1t is supposed
to be the property of the syndicate, but
has not been turned over to the govern.
ment,
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KILLED BY WHlTECAPs.
a 0unrrclsome Krntucky Negroes Head
ShOt on.

Hickman, KY. Sept. 2.--Bctween mid
night and daybreak this morning, VIII
Butcher. a negro, was taken from the
city lookup and shot to pieces by white
caps. Sunday night he got into a quar-
rel with a crowd of negroes. The police
tried to arrest him but he resisted and
threw a brick, striking a prominent
white citizen. He was finally put pS-
hind the bars. This morning the door
of the lookup was found open and the
prisoner gone. Later Butcher was
found dead on the river bank with his
head shot to pieces and the body rid
died with bullet holes.