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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06

eral cars wrecked. Fred F'rieland, fire.
man. and Brakeman Cooper were in
stantly killed. the former being buried
beneath the locomotive. Engineer D.
H2rman was terribly scalded and 9TH
erwise injured. He can scarcely re-
cover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
Gathering of TeIegraphers.

Omaha, Sept. 6.-The greatest gather
ing of telegraphers since the civil war Is
to be held in Omaha Sept. Is to Is. The
programme calls the assemblage the
annual meeting of the Old Time Tele-
graphers' Association and the United
States Military Telegraph Corps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
MANGLED HUMANITY.
Frightfui Disaster at a Grade
Crossing by Which Eight
cen Persons Are Killed.
TEN OT6lRs ARE MoRTALLY HURT.
Train Going at n High Rate of Speed
Dashes into a Trolley Car Loaded Full
of fPassengers-yictims Torn Limb from
Limb, Decapitated and Otherwise Man.
gled-Somebody Seems to Have Blum
dered with Awful Result.

dered with Awful Result.
Cohoes, ". Y. Sept 6.-An appalling
disaster occurred in this city shortly
| before o'clock last night. At that
time trolley car of the Troy City Rail-
road company was struck by the night
boat special of the Delaware and Hud-
son railroad at a crossing at the west
end of the Hudson river bridge which
connects this city with Lansingburg, and
| its load of human freight was hurled
into the air. Eighteen of the thirty-five
passengers are dead, and at least ten of
| the remainder will die. The cars enter
ing the city from Lansingburg were
crowded with passengers returning from
a Labor Day picnic at Rensselaer, Park,
a pleasure resort near Troy. Car No.
1872 of the Troy City railroad was the
victim of the disaster. 1t came over the
bridge about 1875 o'clock laden with a
merry party of people fresh from the
enjoyment of the day.
Those Who Were Killed and Injured.
The following bodies have been identi-
fled at this writing: Archie Campeaux,
of Cohoes; James Temple, of Lansing
burg: Edward Barney, Mrs. John
Craven. Miss Kittie Craven. Joseph
SEM, Nellie SWEET (15 years Odd. Mrs
Eliza NcElroy, Mrs. John Suhtcliff,
Mrs. James Taylor, Miss Winnie
Craver. James Linez. Mrs. Ellen Shaw,
and John Timmins-all of Cohoes.
The injured are: Isaac Shaw, of
Cohoes. skull fractured: George Ankers,
of Cohoes, injured internally: John w.
Suhtcliff, of Cohoes. head cut and ribs
broken; Miss Lizzie M'Elroy. of Cohoes,
leg broken; Mrs. LizennesSe. of Cohoes,
collar bone fractured and several ribs
broken: baby in her arms. crushed and
will die; Emma Devashire. of Cohoes.
skull crushed; Mrs. James Temple,
Lansingburg, jaw fractured and injured
internally; Mrs. Ira Dewey, of Cohoes,
head crushed.
Cause May Never BE Known.
The crossing where the accident oc-
Cured is at grade. Four tracks of the
Delaware and Hudson road, which runs
north and south at this point, cross the
two tracks of the trolley road. The
tracks OF the street line run at grade
from the bridge to the point where the
disaster took place. In consequence of
this fact and CT the frequent passage
of trains it has been the rule for each
motor car conductor to stop his car and
go forward to observe the rail-
road tracks and signal his car
in sight. 1t cannot be ascertained
whether that rule was complied with on
this occasion. for all events prior to the
crash are forgotten by those who were
involved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
Elected n Martyr to ofsce.

Dublin, Sept. 6.-The corporation of
Dublin has elected as sword bearer Jas.
Egan. of New York, who was recently
released from prison after fifteen years
penaI serXitmde for treason-felony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
Suspicious Cases at New Orleans.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept. Spending
the investigation of the reported sus-
picious cases of yellow fever at New
Orleans Montgomery has put on quar-
antine against that city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
beauty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that siekly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
CORTES is IN SESSION
And the Spanish Public Does NOT
Seem to Care at All
for the Fact.
SAID TO BE UTTERLY INDIFFERENT

| Sagasta Introduces the Measure Thai
Ratifies the Peace Protocol with the
United States-NIembers Put in the Time
Discussing the Spanish Press Gag
British Flag Hoisted Over the city
| Where Gordon Was Left to Die.
Madrid, Sept. 6.-The chambers as
sembled here yesterday. At the open
| ing of the senate the secretary read 4
letter from Senior Rodriguez, senator
| from Porto Rico, refusing to obey the
summons to attend. The premier, Senior
| Sagasta, arrayed in the insignia of his
| office, assembled the tribune and read q
decree authorizing the government to
present to the chamber draft of a law
empowering the ministers to renounce
sovereignty over the colonies, in con-
formity with the stipulations of the
peace preliminaries between Spain and
the United States The president of the
senate proposed a secret discussion of
the decree, and despite the protests of
some senators ordered that the galleries
be cleared, which was done amid loud
murmurs of disapproval.
Talked of the Press Gag.
The chamber soon became involved in
a discussion of press censorship, and
deputy inquired the motive underlying
q circular which Gen. Chinchilla. cap
tain general of Madrid. has addressed
to newspapers, regulating their reports
of the sessions of the cortes. He de-
clared that the censorship was incon-
sistently applied and that the effect of
the circular was to punish possible er-
rors in advance. Those who had eX-
pected sensational scenes, however, on
the reopening of the chambers were
disappointed. The general public seems
Indifferent. The people at large are
apparently convinced that Spain must
accede to whatever the United States
demands.
That Was Another Story.
At the close of the censorship discus
sion, in which deputies who are journal
lists protested emphatically against the
attitude of the government, Sener
Romero Robledo accused the govern
ment of illegality in continuing the
suspension of the constitutional guar
antees after the reopening of the cortes.
He demanded immediate decrees revok-
ing the suspension. Senor Capdepon.
the minister of the interior. replied that
the time was not opportune to revoke
the suspension, and reminded Senior
Romero that a former government-of
which SenOr Romero was a member
had acted in the same way in 1875. The
chamber then adjourned.
George S. Albee. of Oshkosh, Wis,
president of the local state normal
school, died of nervous prostration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
president starts for washington.

New York. Sept. 6.-Presidsnt Nc
Kinley and his party left jersey C.ty on
a special rain at l1:4e D. M yesterday
for washington
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
President is Home Again.

Washington. Sept. President
and Mrs. Mckinley arrived thi. morn
ing from New Jersey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06

Men. women and children who are
troubled with sores. humors. pimples.
etc. NAV find permanent relief in
Hood : Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
To Cure a Cold in one Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure 25c- The genuine has
l. B. @ on each tablet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
WILHELMINA ENTHRONED.

Impressive Ceremonies In Honor OF Hol-
Lands Young Queen.
Amsterdam, Sept. 6.-The day for
the enthronement of Queen Wilhel-
nina opened with a salute OF 1O1
guns and majestic choIals performed
by trumpeters from the towers of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
SIXTH ILLINOIS SICK.
Hospital Ship Relief Arrives with Soldiers
From Porto Rico.


Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-The hospital
ship Relief brought the following sick
from Porto Rico: Officers, 9th Illi-
nois-Maj. William A. Baldwin. Lieut..
Charles B. Whiteside, Lieut.. James
Clendenin, Lieut.. Marvin Legion. Pri-
Yates and non-commissioned officers,
Bird Illinois-Paul Ramsey, Lewis
Tells. Knate Juhlin, George Cairna,
Corp. Charles Heath. Emanuel Lana
Ian, Marcus +. Osmanson, Allen Rus
sell, Oran Mcconnell, Joseph Johnson,
Clinton White, Sergt. Albert l.. Dunn.
Alexander Steam, Charles +. Brown,
Burne Mathews. Frank +. Pagel; Mu-
sician Carl Nyblome, John Perbseli
Herman j. Wendt, Dell Snyder, John
w. Allhen. James Walters. Everett l..
Tate, Otto Koch. Sixth Illinois
James Melliker, Frank Wagner, Corp.
Martin. l.. Allpress, Albert q. Renick,
Sergt. Fred w. Paine, Charles Whel-
don, John Calderwood. Eugene Back
ius, Jesse G.. Hunter. Illinois artil-
lerv-James A. Boothe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
FIfth at Camp Lincoln.

Springfield, Sept. 6.-The first sec
tion of the train bearing the 9TH Illi-
nois arrived this forenoon. Twenty
five were sick and 2S unable to be
transported. The regiment will be
located at Camp Lincoln until fur
loughed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
Two TfaInmen Killed

washington. Sept e--Sh"rtiy before
II o'clock last night stock train ran
into an open switch at the long bridge
in south Washington The train was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06
That Was Another Story.

George S. Albee. of Oshkosh, Wis,
president of the local state normal
school, died of nervous prostration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-09-06

Sagasta Introduces the Measure That
Ratifies the Peace Protocol with the
United StateS-NIembers Put in the Time
Discussing the Spanish Press Gag
British Flag HOisted Over the city
Where Gordon Was Left to Die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-14
Gutriiifrte ipunii6e Offiirre.
9raf 0'QlmenaS bom @enerdl Gina
res pegen ieiner NeuBerungen in
Den Gorte8 gum 9ueQ Qefor0ert.

9upana, 13. Sept. = Inter ben
bieIigen iponii9sn 2trmee= uno Slot
ten Offt3iersn berri4t bic grOBte@Htz
riiItung iiber bic i9peren 2lnflagen,
pel6e @raf 4lmenas in Den Gortes in
W&abrio gegen bic ipanii9en 9cnerGIe
erboben bat. 9eneral@GupitGn 8lanco
bat sins OepeI4e na8 Maorib geIanot,
in peI6er er energiIh gegeu Die bultz
lpien eSnfulte prpteItirt.
General 8lanco, pel6er na9 Be-
ginr bes &rieges leOigli6 ben Snitrutz
tionsn ieiner3egierung folgte, mar I,is
nerIeits bereit, Den &rieg biz gum bits
teren @nbe fort3uIeBen, unO er peiIt
Die 4ngriffe, pel4e in ben @ortes gez
gen Die geiGmmte Qrmee un0 5lotte
SparHen's gema9! peroeR, 3uriid.
9eitern Q6enb tpurbe bierIel6It cine
8erfammlung Der 6lottep Offi3iere
d6gsbalten, um gegen bic NuslaFunz
gen bes @rafen 9'Qtlmenas gu protez
itiren. @s purbsn 3eIolutionen anz
qerommsn in pel9en erflGrt purbs,
oaB Die fpdnif8e 5lotte i6re PfIi6t
nG6rerb bes 8riegeS erfiiqt babe, oaB
bic 4isberlage our9 bic lle6erIegenbeit
Der dmeritanii4en S3iffs uno Qrtilz
lerie beruria9t mar, unb bob aus oiez
ZEN 8riinbtn bic 8smerfungen bes
@rafen D'2llmenas ungsre9t uno
grdufam feien.
Die Rd6ri6t, SuB @ensral Qinares,
Der e6emalige Gommanodnt BON Sonz
tidqo be Gu6d, bem 9rufen O'Qlmez
mas IeineSetunoaHten 5u8eIdnot babe,
um Elm Dueq gu drrungiren, FAT Bier
eroBe5 @ufie6en gemo4t, bod finbet
bas @orgeben Oes 9enerals 2inarss
aq9emeine 8tnigung.
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Srne lluteriufung.

S9tperigteiteD Bel Der guSpa6l BON
Wfitelieoern Der gommiIIion. -
gur psnige berporragenoe Wdnz
ner babep 2uit, Die &omOoie NIT
3umd9en.
8ufbington. .. g., 13. Sept.
- Der grGfoent fam benz 8ernebz
men na9 ri9t bic Qeute fin0en, pel4e
ii9 Der fhperen Mii6e unter3ie6en
m06ten, oieWibpirtbI6aft tm8riegsz
Minifterium gu unterIu9en. 9eneral
S9pfielD unb bic @r Sendtoren9Drz
BON unb Manberfon ba6ep ppIitip dbz
selebnt; bic @r Setretdre 2dmDnt II.
Gincoln tpollen au9 ni9t re6t an bic
9erfulesdrbeit beran, ben neuen 4uz
giusftdl uus3umiiten, unb rur 9rGIiz
bent 9ilmdn bon Der ySo6ns 6optins=
uniberiitdt" uno Der neue S6er6ez
feblsbaber Der, ,9rdnD Grmb", Serton,
bdben iotpeit 5u9eiagt. Der prdIioent
lit bereits babel, eine 3tpeite Qiite dufz
3uIteuen, um bic @dfanaep aus3ufiilz
len. Die 6OffHung, Qamont ooer
2incOln gu gepinnsn, penigItens ben
2eBteren, bat er nod ni9t gan5 aufgez
geben, Serner lit Or. Seen, Elm be-
0eutenoer Qlr3t BON p6ilubelp6ia, Der
i4on auf Der eriten elite figurirte, BON
europa bierber unterpegs, uno er foQ
iofort nd6 ieiner Nntunft Darum unz
gegangen Deroen, Der gommiIIion beiz
3utreten uno namentli9 bds meoi5tntz
f6e Separtement unter Die 2upe gu
ne6men. Qtu9 auf 9eneral Dodge,
BON gtep YOrt, bofft Der prdItOent
nod, es DirO d6er i'm WeiBen 9duie
3ugegeben, ouB bic Melbung, oeriel6e
babe f4on 5ugeidgt, irrig mar.
General S9ofielO, Der ais Senior
Der Qrmss uno ais OfFi3ier bon elmer
tdoellOien 9ergangen6eit Der Mann
pGre, Del6em cds prGIbium in elmer
iOl6en untsriu6ungs GommifIion
Io5uIagen bon Rs9tstpegen 5utommen
piiroe, foI i'm Rot6fd[e CUR @ommtiz
iipn commanoirt peroen. Das tltngt
iebr bii6I6, uber nun barf rpO6l be-
5peifeln, bob es bem prdIioenten odz
nit Grnit iit, benn S9ofielo mare
pabri9einli9 Der Iqerlebte, Der ii4
oa3u 6epegen Iai1ep piiroe, feinen gfaz
men gu elmer BeiBpaI9ung DON Offlz
3ieren pber 4rmse 8eamten ber3uge@
ben, bic ibre pfli9t DsrIGumt baben.
Weiter pirb ertldrt, oaB 8iele bon
ben QluserpG6lten iid aus benz 8runs
be ni6t berufen laiien, baB Die GOmz
milton unter Der GrHennung our4
ben 9rGTiDenten ni9t bic Wfd6t bdbeR
pirbe, 3eugen Deruntportli9 por5u@
laben unb 3u 4usfasen Su 5tpingen;
baB bic bSbeen Offi3iere Der arnlee
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@us Cuba.
Die &Gumungs GommiIiion an Der
Q(r6eit. - Gpnplimenten 4usz
tauf9 5piIden ben &meritansrn
unD Spdniern.

Q(r6eit. - GDmplimenten Qusz
tauf8 5piI9en ben 2tmeritanern
uno Spdniern.
6upana, 13, September.-8eine
SiBunq Der cu6anii9er RGumungsz
GommiIIion bat geItern Itattgefunoen.
General Butler, 3tpei Stubspffi8iere
uno elm 9ottor tdmen I9on frii6
Morgens na9 Der Ga Ma6inezBerfte
un0 unterrabmen cine 8ugenfdbrt
bur6 bic Stabt. lin Elm @iertel na4
9 llbr 6eIu9te Sberit Glous, begleitet
bon 0oQmetI6er Sberit 9art, ben
S9uBumtsietretGr Senor W&ontord
unb bebGnbigte bieIem cine Deriiegelts
3uf8rift, ME es beiBt, Wtittbeiiun9en
u6er bic nG9Ite SiBung Der Commit
Iion unb IouItige Details ent4ielt.
8prlGufig tperben nur i6riftlt9e
Mitt6eiIungen 3piI4en ben Ipann4en
unb ben omerifanii4en Gommlndren
au8getauf6t.
Die amerifanif9en Rdumungsz
gommiHGre peroen pGbreno Der
0auer hires 6ieiigen &ufentRaltes in
@l 9eoabo, elmer 5 Wfeilen pe'tIt6 Don
6apanu On Der &iiIte gelegenen 8iaenz
SrtI9aft. 8obuung nebmen. 4m
Sonntag 8ormittag lanOete Der DAM
pier ,Reiolute" an Der Ga Wta6inez
0erfte unO fu6r oirett na4 Oem 8az
iaIt Der cubaniI9en &olonialz@ortes,
no Oann bic erIte SiBung itattfano.
On Der 8erfte Ioppbl, tpie IN Der gfdbe
be5 parlamsntsgebduoes bGtten Ii9
nur penige Neugierigt eingefunben,
uno Dieie beO6d4teten cine rupl9e,
piirbige 9altung.
Sm 8dlait purben bic Qmeritaner
BON ben ReprGIentunten beS &olontdlz
rat6es uno benz SetretGr Der fpdniz
f@en @pmmiIiiOn, gu pel4em Bolten
Senor W1u1nlel 9iruntd erndnnt nor
ben lit, empfangen. Na4 benz @us@
tauI9 bon 8egriiBungen begab man
ii9 in ben SuuptIaal, NO &drten BON
Spanien, @uba uno PortO &icO auf
ben SiI9en ausgebrettet lagen. Die
SiBung, gu pel9er uuBer ben @pmz
miRGren, beren SefretGren unO anoez
rem ba3u befugten 8erIOnli9teiten
Gtemano 5ugelai1en puroe uno Die
rein fprmeQ mar, Inn ben bolterreht<
li9en 8eittmmungen na43utommen,
purbe Iofort er0ffnet. Na9 Der Sttz
sHnq, tpel9e ungefdbr % Minuten
pG6rte. ipetiten Die ameritaniI4en
GpmmiiGre gemeinfam nit ben Spa<
niern als Deren @dIte uno unternu6z
men bann eine 8un0fa6rt our9 Die
StaDt. 0a geItern Der @eburt8tGg
Der 8rin3e1iin bon Qliturien mar, 10
bate Der nReIolute" an ibrem Sauptz
matt cine groBe ieiOene ipanii6e5lugge
ae6iBt. Dis Nu9mittags oas &rieg5z
f9iff y@lpbon{o Der 3p0lfe" ben Gu
Iut u6feuerte, ertpiOerte Der nRqOIute"
S9uB auf S9uB.
@ie Derlautet, pirb bic Gommi1Iion
ben gr0Bten She'll ibrer @ei4Gfte ni4t
in semeinIamen SiBun9en, tpie uagez
mein erpartet purbe, ionbern auf Dem
Dege Der gorreiponOen3 erIeoigen.
Die fpaniI4en &anpnenbOOte rSn>
trepiod" uno v2tntonto 2Ope3" trafen
9eItern DON 9ibaru unO gfuebitas bier
Elm, gefoIgt BON Der n2ega35i," nit
General 2uque's 0ipiIion, unter Diefer
80 trante Solbaten, an 8prO. &m
Sonntag Iangte bier bic Suft n4lFrsz
bo" nit 8enOr 8erjamin 9uerra. Oem
S9aBmeiIter Der cubanif9en Sunta in
g}etpzgort, unD Senor SbeObprO Pez
reg p Garabco an 8OrO bier an. Die
Regierung geitattete Den Serren a6er
ni9t, gu lGnOen.
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Sau6e
sditial l,uri.r gIrbeiter.

9tttsburg. 13. Ssptem6er. =
Benjamin 8urtt puroe geitern bier bei
lebenoigem Qeibe ger0I Itst unb 5arrp
45terce erlitt fur9tbare 9ranDnunben.
S1e MANNER ipuren in Sones &c Mic>
3au9blin's N2iGs beifGftigt unb
transportirten sinen &iibel oeI9molz
5enen NtetalIs, ais bas @efGB ums
l9lug uno 8urtt unter Der glii6enben
W1aiie begraben purbe. Seine SGnbe
uno 5iiBe paren DolItGnbiq Der6ranntl
unb bon feinem @eii9te blieben nur
Die Snoden ii6rtg. 8iele Qlrbeiter
fd9en bem grGBli4en llnFdas gu, obns
i'm Stunoe gu fein, 9ilfe gu lsiTten.
Pierce pirO pa6ri4einli9 seneIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-14

i'm gugemeinsn abgensigt Iiro, gegen
i6re &amerdoen por3ugeben uno DAB
gibiliIten fir Die gau5e Sd4s tstn
ausrei6enoe8 9erItGnbniB 6a6en pir=
ben. QQes oeutet auf cine @erI4lepz
pung Der lnterIu6ung FIN, Die man
pObl am Iiebiten gan3 umgsbsn ooer
bermeiOen m04te.
Munberipn le6nt q b.
Oma pa, glebr., 13. Septem6er.-
Sine pom @enerdl MdnoerIon einge>
trOffene 0epei6e ertlGrt, oab Der 8e@
neral ben i6m pom BrGIioenten angsz
botenen 9pfen als Ntitglieo Der Gomz
million, peIGe ben Qrmee : 8ubDelz
muDOsl unteriu9sn iol, ablebnt. Sc
neral ManbsrTon bat ben PrGiioenten
bierppn in 8enntniB geieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-14

8om, 13. Sept. = Die anti itaz
lisniI9en DemonItrationen in SeItz
reid maiden tiefen @inorud bier. Die
3eitungen oringen in bic Regierung,
MdBregeln gu ergrsifen, nm italieniz
f9e llGtertbanen gesen ungere9te 2ln>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-14

Gonitantinopel, 13. Sept.-
Die Der. Staten BADEN auf bic fii3z
Ii6e g1Ote Der tiirtii9sn 3egisrung gez
antportet, unO Darin erfIGrt, lie t0nns
ten Ti4 ni6t ramit 3ufrieoen ge6en,
buB Die Pforte etnfa6 Die 9erartnortz
lihteit fir bic bon Qmerifanern nG6z
rsno Der armeniIG:n 8irren erlittenen
9erluite oesubouire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-14

S8perigteitep Bel Der 2tuspo6t BON
M3itgIieoen Der @ommiiIiOn. -
g2ur psnise bsrborragen6e Mdnz
nsr babep Guit, Die &pmOoie NIT
3umd6en.
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Sic gsabrnnas=Guntrrrn, in cmaba.

Oma6a, Rebr., 13. Sept. - Die
6ier6er einberufene MdbUngs Gon=
feren3 erDffrete beute ibre 8erbano=
lunqen i'm g2e6rasfd 9ebduoe uuf
Dem 2lusfellungsplaBe. 9l6tb. Stsr>
ling Mortou Fii6rts ben 8OrliB. Die
beuIigen 8er6dnblungen 6ef4rGntten
Ii9 auf He0en iiber bic NGbrungsz
5ruge.
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Sacob 0minOer,

Nr. IA, GHbsG GGlbertrStreFe.
glelhnas, qn3iers, 9enilttTs unb Sronses Eag,IH;
DirIIinas aupieYs, NeHilbers nHb giienbrabt S1noe
s6iae Hns halbruHDe Weita5itonssn. 0abtloia aesos
Rsne Dlting un1 aupferrohEsH erner seIbtaeIe SSbS
len GHaIifde ffdbIeTnt <priHsitbeTsDrdbte, Gtubss
etaM nHo NeilsH. 6ranIoiii&es Gan6papisT HnD
s1n&. Eripeli'9foM0e REr.
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FOR TEACHERS.
Interesting Institute Held
in Town Of Holden.

Holden Oct. ga teachers institute
under the direction of the state board
of education was held in the Damon
Memorial building here today There
were about 100 teachers present The
institute was divided into two parts,
the primary section taking the main
room and the grammar section the
drawing room. The talks in the prim-
airy department were: Geography, Supt.
L. P. Nash, Gardner; Literature and
reading, ]. N Mcdonald. agent of state
board of education; Nature study, Miss
Susan ]. Hart, state normal school,
birmingham; Number work, Miss Amy
L. Boyden, state normal school, Wor-
cester; Evolution, expression and solu-
ton of fractions, Mr. Fletcher.
In the grammar section the program
was; Literature and reading, Mr.. Nc
Donald; Geography, Mr.. Nash; Gram
mar, g. T. Fletcher, agent state board
Of education: Nature study, Miss Hart.
At noon Ezra j. Stearns served din
ner to the teachers in Memorial hall.
In the afternoon Thomas M. Ballet,
superintendent of schools, Springfield.
delivered a general address on "Apper-
ception."
Among the towns represented were
Hubbardston, Leicester, Princeton,
Rutland, West Boylston, Oakdale and
Holden. 4 s
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IN EVERY WARD.
Judge Blood Gets All the
Delegates at Fitchbnrg.

Fftchburg, Oct. 5.-The republican
representative caucuses this even
ing were largely attended,
and Judge c. H Blood defeated
w, G. Farrar in all wards many of
them going two to one in his favor.
In ward 6, the granger ward. the dele
gates nave no preference but are will
ing to support the Bolton candidate.
Inc delegates chosen are as follows;
Ward l, Benz. d. Dwinnell, Albert N.
Lowe, Hammond Asquith, Raymond ].
Parker, Frank H. Maynard James H.
Baton, Ward 2, John Kellogg, Andrew
Pratt, Eugene Foster, Frederick H.
Fenwick, Wilfred ]. Brodeur, Moses
Hoyt. Ward 3, Charles T. Croker. Jerry
b Bartlett, John w. Garside, George
v. Upton, Walter A. HartwelI, George
+. Comley, George r. Wallace. Henry
y. Brooks. Ward T. Sidney Sibley.
James F. d. Garfield, Nelson F. Bond
charles F.. Ware, Alfred o. Hitchcock
Wylon G. Hayes, James L. Chapman
Frank S. Stone. Will Sargent. Ward S.
Charles II. Glasier, John D. LittIehaIe.
William H. Wheeler, Carlton A. Hub
bell, Hiram H. Lamb, Fred L. Cum
mings, Charles H. Winslow. David F.
Dillon. Ward g., Isaac c. Wright. John
A. Joslin. John Hardy, william t. Ca
vln' Frederick L. Drury, Sewell G.
Gushing.
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ANOTHER MEDAL.
Gardener mcwiIlams Honored a, so.,o

Gardener McWiIliams Honored at Boston
Whitinsville, Oct. 5.-Dr. George Nc
Williams, gardener for G. Marston
Within, was awarded silver medal
by the Horticultural Society at their
fall exhibition Of fruits and plants
helo last week in Boston The medal
was for his successful growing of an
entirely new plant, called Asa. nam
ed in honor of Mr.. Wnftin's daughter
Mr. McWilliams now has nearly a score
OF special medals.
THE MAsONs ELECT.
The annual meeting Of st. Elmo
chapter OF Royal Arch Masons, was
held last evening in their chapter
room. After the regular business had
been attended to, the following officers
were elected: e. H. p, Henry A..
owen; e. K, Frank q. Foster; E. S.,
George F. Searles; treasurer, Bert s.
OF H., John Gum; P. S., George M.
Barnes; R. A. c., William j. johnson;
M. Sd ", Samuel G. Graham; M. I'd
v, +. A. Johnson; M. LIST ", William
H. Dixon; musical director, B. T. M.
Smith; tyler, Robert c. Conart: trus-
tee for three years, Daniel w. Taft;
relief committee, Samuel G. Ora
ham, Waldo e. Rawson, James
B. Pine. After the officers were
elected smoke talk and pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
Miss Edna Houghton telephone oper-
ator at Hamilton & Fosters drug store,
has returned to her duties after en-
joying two weeks vacation.
Miss Matte L. Graham of Clinton,
who has been visiting friends in town,
returned to her home last evening.