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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Gbtna.
Glen Gin, 5. Slug.

Der 9ouperneur BON Sban=S ung,
guanz Sbiz&ai,' erri9tet in Der Yroz
binS 4rfenale our !9eriteaung BON
Waffen unb rau6lofem BUILDER. @r
engaeirt Se9perftGnbise, pel9e fritz
fer in ben bieiisen @rienalen bei9Gf=
tigt paren. Die gbinelen fabrisiren
audi in Pao=Sins @affen unb Muniz
tion. Der Sanbelsperfebr befert ii9,
aber bic 9altuns Der gbineien bleibt
murrii4 unb berausforbernb.
g 70 & a n n lie n.
2onbon, 5. slug.
Die D~eiaenernte lit iebt iiberaa i'm
ganse. Der Mart Sane @rpreB
idGbt bic grnte auf 4 Quarters fir
ben @cre sesen bic fonft seernteten 5.
4u4 @erfte 1T pie Weiaen bon gutter
AualttGt, aber gerinser QuantitGt.
>1sesen 1T bic grnte in ,Srlanb bic
sShx felt 1895. peldes Elm reid seiesne=
tea hr mar:
"s ~, nh cine Mn5abl 8eamte Der
s. I Heser=& epublif 2iberia
anostnmmss UNI bon @roBbritannien
s 3! sr1nanhais r @9ifffabrt auf benz
<monnnfImSs az -balten, Der liberia
BON britif&em gebie. frer1nt;
Ser TiRrer Der &C. anoti9aft er'
4lGrte benz 0ertreter Der az. Tr. ofe
iiblide unb befannte 9odaa 'tanS Dor
@rpbbritannien unb ben Ser. 'S1adte1
unb bic 8efiir9tuns Dor ben ans eollp
pon ben Oeutf4en gebegten 4nh'e9z
ipnspldnen.
Seute Morgen fisnalifirte Der Gap
2iaarb paIiirenbe 2lopbbampfer r9roS
lber aurfirft", baB bon feiner Bad
borri6raube 5pei 5liigel 5erbro4en
Ieten.
Ser aus Ifrifa 5uriidgefebrte 8e.
neral 9aoen-Yoipea bebauptet. oa7
Srau &riiger leit Der Ibreiie ibrcs
Wannes bon ben 9riten monatlib
1880 erba!ten uno Die freie Serfil-
auna iiber cine gauipoge gebabt babe.
9lud 1srall Steiin babe auBer $500
monatlid eiae @quipage 81 ibrerSer-
fiialrna aebubt. (GaB Dies cine Siigc
lift, gebt idon oarals berpor, oab
fsram Steijn lid bel Dem Insbru6e
oes arieges nod ibrer i6ottilbenSei-
matb begab. 8. 81
Ser 8eitrag oes Ser5ogs bon Or
leans bon $500 su Dem Tictorta De
-s1htniBfon6 bat bier pielfa6 groBen
llnpiaen erregt, oa Der Ser5og be-
fanntlid, i. 3. ben 3eibner Der
ifamloIen Garrifaturen I'M Barrier
Sc Sire begliidmiini6te, in Der Die
nerItorbene aonigin arg mitgenom-
men mur6e. Die @abe Der Nepyor-
fer SonoeIsfammer. Oelegaten I'M
getraae BON $4,000 mnroe oagegen
nIs ,eiit miiroiger uno frennolid)e,
8emeis Der IN ben ganaen Yer. Staa'
fen b~eg,ia,sn6en Stimmung" oantba'
a%ngencntmen.
2onoon, 5. Slug.
yin aus Rplftroom, 9ransbaal. an
6. Suli a~bseianbter Brief zines Sol
baten befast, baB etipa $50 Bnrer an
a. Sssult einen Gienbahnang nab
Naboomspruit gum gntsleiisn brad
ten. BON Der militGrif9en 8ebednni
,besielben % @orbonz9 o4lGnber tOo
:teten, 10 perpunbeten, 10 gefangel
.nabmen unb ben gonbutteur. Gofo
motipfiihrer unb 6eiaer bes 3uge'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
iegsger5dtItdes
mrtbstl.
@aibFuqton, 5. Mua.

SOiphASIoAI -. >tuS.
Dus &rieasseribt, peldes bic.
aeaeu ben Mdrinemaior Gbarles u.
0open erbobenen Mntlasen pegen
Grunfenbeit mb uusrlaubter Gntfer=
nuus absuurt6eilen bate. fanb ben
@enannten Idulotg uno empfabl, linn
eiuen 8erpeis gu ertbeilen unb i'm
UNI afpei Nummern 5uriidsufeben.
Tie 8apiere ffnb 6eute bon Netpport
i'm Marineminttertum eingetroffen.
Ser Gtcnb Der Rem Yorte,
Bdnfen.
Reu Dorf, 5. sl,a.
Mnleiben. s878, sos, 900, cine 3us
nabme BON $685. 800; Oepoiiten.
1856, 912, 200. cine 3unabme bon
12,973, 700; Circulation, $30.572,=
800, cine Mbnabme bon 1854, 7O0s 2esal
9enbers. $50, 597, 700, cine 3ltnabme
BON 1856, 700; Specie, $3.50. 55, 100,
cine 3unabme bon $1,624,5 800; neberz
l9uB Rferpe, $22,165,350. cine Obs
eabme bon $963.225.
0ie Wef in Oftnbier
fonnte auf bic einseborene 8epOlterune
befdrdnft nerben, ebenio pte in @lds'
sotp i'm 0oriabre nur BITE Grmfte BOLTS.
flaf1e BON Der fur4tbaren Rrantbeit BE-
fallen tpurbe.
Die Gtabt 9eIftnsori
In 6innlanb bat mad Der lebten Bolts
aGblunq 93,217 Gintpobner, bon bene,
S9,593 Gdmebifa, 1920 Ginniid
unb 6344 anbere Spra@en als ihr
Wuttetfpra4e beaei4neten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
8erfletbet t.

SulluitSlp, ~, ~. guy.
Ser flii6tise Stabtclert u. W.Wsil=
Ter ipurbe geftern bier in Srauentleiz
bern 9efeben, tonnte aber nidt perbdfz
tet perben. Sc perben linn @erun-
sreuunsen in 9Obe bon $780, 900 CUR
Gait aeleat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

sgt die die Sots, Die Ihr Inner Gegauft hab
init GMMzzM

Ser Sampfer .1Mmholo1" Iral
beute friib nit 100000 in 8lonbpfs'r
@olb bier Elm. Nad Mtttbeilungen,
ipel9e Der v9umbOlot" iiberbra6te,
traf bic .Netpport" am 80. Suli in
Nesu1,eau Elm unb beri6tete, baB etpo
200 Meilen neitlth bon Der Sniel
Walbea 5 MGnner BON Snbianern &c.
tDbtet purben. Ndberes tonnte nt4t
ermittelt perben.
Columbia" pieber fieg.
9ateman's Yotnt. st. s., 5. Slug.
Oie columbia" iieste aud BEL be,
beutigen Wettfabrt, bic iiber cine &c
Meilen LANCE Strede sins, aus einem
Oreied ~beftebenb, befen S9eutel je 1C
Meilen lang lparen. 9te columbia"
jiegte nit einem @orfprune BON elmo
breibiertel Metlen. Die Sabrt ma,
cine duBerft interefdnte. gu 8e9tnn
Der elben seioann bic rGolumbia" elmer
bebelttenben 8prfprung aber als be,
Mtnb 5tdrfer Uurbe, tpuroe berielbt
INNER fleiner, unh penn bic Sabri
mod apei ober brei Meilen peiter &C.
aangen tpGre. 10 bate bic .Snoepen,
bence" porausiidtlid setponnen.
TunfsebnidbriserM Orber.
Monticeflo, Minn., 5. Ilig.
Der IL Sabre alte @eralo Boiler
tpurbe bon benz Is : idbrigen grnff
gl3enmeier erf9oHen neil er benz leBte=
rem ni9t obne Weiteres iein Safdens
mefer leiben tpo1te.
OdsW etter.
r 2tncoln, Nebr., 3. Muguf.
2tncoln nnb elm srpber She'll bieiei
@taates batten tpGbrenb Der leBten 81
Stunben eth 5alIen Der Semperata'
INN Al @rabe gu beraeiAnen. Sa ben.
felben Otitrtften CAB es tpahre1b oe'
heuttaen Saues berf&tebene Neaen'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
@inaeG 6 t.
Cincinnati, g., 5. s(l1g.

StHClIIlult ~, D. aug.
Sas @ebGube an Golerain Npenue,
5 Meilen nDrbli9 Der Stabt, in benz
ii9 bas 8eienfabrifations : Separte=
ment bes g~ineinnatier Irbeitsbauies
befinbet, nurbe beute Nbenb bur9
5euer aerit0rt. 9as Seuer brad atpt=
fden ben Sa9fparren aus unb griff
raienb i4nea um ii9. 9liidltderneiie
mar bas brennenbe @ebdube stemltb
tpeit BON ben 9dupptgebduDen Der 4nz
italt entfernt unb fpnnten bic 9efon=
genen in aler Hube uno nit 2ei9tisz
felt na9 ben 9auptsebduben gei9afft
tperben. Gs entpif9te ni9t Elm Gtnsiz
ger. Oas seritDrte @ebdube mar gi=
aentbum Der Stabt aber bic Md11is
men unb bic Ginridtung 9ebDrten Der
8rompen 8ru{b C @ire @oobs 60.
in Cincinnati. Ser 8erluft betrdgt
etna $4,000.
Gpanspiae, Sno., 5. Mlg.
Gin benz Broom Corn" : Sruit
aebDriger unb Bis oben nit 8efen>
corn gefiilter Spet9er ipurbe geftern
Na6t einsedfdert. Ser S9aben be-
lduft ii9 auT $15O,OO0. Gin CUR 3ett
iiber bic Stabt fegenber Weftpinb Be-
brobte einise3eit ben sansen@si9dftsz
tbeil Der Stabt nit 3eritDruns. Clint
ae sSeuerpebrmdnner tpurben BON Der
5ibe iiberpGltigt. Die gntitebunssur=
fade bes 5euers tit unbetannt. Oie en-
ben Spei9er ftoBeube &escue MiKiDn
brannte ebenfals ab. Ser lie betref=
fenbe 8erluit belGuft ii9 auf ettrd
$4,000.
SptIen prosefftrt perbe1.
Smaba, 9tebr., 5. Iug.
9erf6iebene pt9tiee unb einflub=
reide 8iirser bon Norfolf, Neb., unter
bieIeu elm friiberer GanoiOat fir
ben gongreb, Elm 4rat, elm fri6ez
rer @eneralanpalt BON Hebrasta ner=
ben iid i'm nG9iten Sermin beg Bunz
neutrality-suspicious. auf bic Intlase gu
perantpprten baben, bic Yoit fir 2ot=
terieapede benuBt gu bdben. @s fonte
nGmli9 elm Mubiturtumssbduoe perz
loot merben unb nurDen, um 2oofe
au perfaufen, babingebenbe Circulate
per Yoit ausgeianot. gines bieier Cir
culare gelarate audi ans 9eneralpofte
amt IN WaI1tngton unb oieies err
flGrte bas l1nternebmen unb bic Be
niiBung Der poit CUR 8%erienbune Der
gtrculare fir ungefegli9. man bate
angenpmmen, bab bamtt bic Mnselez
genbeit erlebidt pIre aber heute tpur@
Be Der 8unbesanpolt ansspieien, se=
ridtli6 geeen Die 8eranitdlter Der
2otterie p%orSugeben.
8erfletbet.
Sanousfp. g., 5. Iug.
Ser flii4tige Stabtelert ". 90 .Mil=
Ter purbe seitern bier in Srauentleiz
bern gefeben, tonnte aber nidt perbdfz
tet neroen. gs iperben ibm @erun-
sreuunsen in 9Obe bon $100, 900 CUR
2at selest.
Grtfftne Briittne.
ste finb ntht mebr SeiltGnser2
Warum boben sic ben Beirut aufse=
aebeng"-vM9 @ott. erft rtffen
mir thinner bic 2eute aus, tuenn
Der &a5iirer NIT benz Seller fam, sann
rtb mir Der Raffirer aus,
unb suleBt rib ou4 nod bas
| 6dItefeiI duS. 70 bah t6 hetuns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
ct 9etersburd. 3. 9(ltd.

" fStNt~VttSI U WY.
Or. Sepos, Der 8elanote Der beioe1
Surenrepublifen, melder ii6 bier
rlad ieiner Iusiage in Sripatgei6af-
Ten aufbalt7 erflarte OaB Die Nah.
ri6t, oaB 8riiger na6 Setersbnr.
fommen weroe, ieoer9egriinoung ent.
bebre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
2tna, 5. Muq.

9as gegen Dos Miniiterium bean
tragic Saoelsuotl1m nurOe na6 leb
batter Debate bon Der Wsebrbeit ab
gelebnt. Die Sppoiition perlieB I'm
ter Dem 8eifaa Der Webrbeit bieaam
mer. Die Solfsmenge, mel6e oei
&egierltng giinltig geiinnt lit, orobtt
einige Iitglieoer ser Sppoiition 81
linden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
Dro,;ca.
Die @iener Sdubmader wp0en bas
GrDffnen amer. Sdnblaoen
nidDt Suloen.
HrGiibcntSr iaercrfIGr
bieSurcn erSenni6
md einmal I'M Sric-
ben d. n.
Der 8paoernenr Ser Erupins Sban'
tung bant Mrieuale.
r-r
Dro5e.!.
It I d.

I w.
@ien, 5. Il,g.
Dtitte september, al Ser 3eit, ba
bier Die eriten amerifani;den Shub-
IGoen eroffnet peroen iollen, iou in
Der Solfsballe cine aroBe Seriamm.
lung Der b%eorobten Sbuhmader itatt.
finOen, BON Oenen 5000 bereits ibre
@etbeiligung 5lgeiast baben. Sic iino
sntihloiien. Den Serfauf Der biliaet.
amerifaniiden @aare, nit ser iie
niht fonfurriren fonnen, epentlea
init 8erpalt 5u perbinOern.
Ifrifa.
2onoon, 5. Iug.
Sie Infiinoigung bonn WiniIter.
fii6e, oaB Die 9riten bon iebt an in
Gfrifa bemnffnete 8affern benlltSen
nno Die Buren,, ipelfe 0ielelben er.
ihieben iollten, binridten miirOen,
ipilrbe BON ser &egierlngsmebrbeit
nit lautem9eifal begriiBt. Ser8rteg
miro alIo iest einen blutigen rnb CT
bormlngsloien Gbarafter annebmen.
Sie Sriten glauben ben 8rieg iebt
mr. nod nit bieien @elpaltmitteln Sl
Gnhe bringen Sl fonnen.
.Yaris, 5. Nrg.
YrGiibent ariiger iaste in elmer llnz
terrepung nit einem 8eri9terftutter
Des Sisaro II. a.: 8ir baben 9robz
britannisn f6on einmal Srieoensporz
I6lGss eemdht, mir fperben I'm iere8prz
I6lGae niGt pieperbolen. Wir limb be-
reit, fir ben Srieben @elo gu beSabz
len. aein Yreis lit uns fir uniere
llnubbdnsigteit gu bod.
9loemfpntein, 8. Sing.
gpmmanbant german Stetin, elm
Better pes YrGfipenten, purpe am L.
4uauit in einem 9efe4te Bel 5idsburs
estDotet.
Buren, unp aufitGnbii6e SolGnoer
iino BON Nsuem in 8eti9uanalanb
II. spar in oen Siitrift @arclap @eIt
%(norotpeftli9 bon aimberIep) eingefale
len.
ct. petersburg, 5. Iug.
Or. 9epos, Ser 8eianote Ser beioen
Surenrepllblifen, nelder Ii6 bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08

Srtugt Cure Ginsetuetoe nit Gastar,ts in
Orouung.
@anop Satbartic BELT u~uperbaulidteit fIr
Iunrler. loe., ESQ. @enn 6. e. 6. uidt uidt
baft, aeben bic 9lpotbeter bas gelb ,urit'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
9 ene5uela q.

Caracas, 5. slug.
Gs b%erlautet, baB PrGfibent gaitrl
benz biefigen tolumbif9en @efanbter
2uis Carlos Rico feline YGfe suiteller
lafeH min.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
g m b ainfeIn.

Samilton, 5. Slug.
Ser Dor etli9en Saoen nit sefanz
senen Buren, bier ansetommene Sam>
pier rManilo" lanbete beute 600 Sc,
f~angene auf 9uder's Gilanb. Se9s
Offiaiere nnb lao Mann, bic auf Dem
Oampfer bierber tanleu, iperoea Oi.
8urerr beipd6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-08-08
ebenfaus eri1onen.
6 d IN n.
GbriItiania, 5. Mua.

81. Eetersbltrg, .. Tlg.
Die neueIten 8eri9te aus &barfoff
iiber ben Stano Der @rnte lauten 1ebr
unsiinitig. @etreioe unb !Seu 1T iebr
tpenis porbanoen unb aartoffeln unb
anberes Semitic lit febr i'm Wa9ss
tbum suriid. Die 9ibe lit iebr sroB
unb birfte fir gang SiioruBlanb
f6limme Solden baben.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03

furnishing martial music that kept the
men stepping at a lively rate.
Of the unions represented the Brick
lays enjoyed a front position, and the
sturdy 140 that formed this division look
ed natty in white duck trousers and
blue shirts of the same material Fol-
lowing them were the Iron Molders
dressed in full black suits, with white
caps. They were $50 or more strong and
marched with vigorous step. T. Jones
was the marshal for the Bricklayers.
while ]. ]. Luby acted in a like capacity
for the molders
The Lathers, who followed were not
many in numbers, but a large tally-ho
which they occupied was sufficient to at
tract considerable attention.
In point of numbers the Carpenters
and Joiners' union easily held the lead.
the line of gray-shirted men stretching
IN rhe distance in a manner that led
many TO think they were countless This
union was credited with AGO men in line
Inc machintsts with their overalls of
plack, and the plasterers in attire of
snowy white followed their numbers he
ing sufhclently large to demand more
than a modicum of the cheers that echo
ed from the thousands who lined the
sidewalks. c. Bettenburg and 7 TT VII
son, on gaily caparisoned horses. acted
as their marshals.
Cabby, in spite of in these DAVIS o+
herseless vehicles and the tendency ~
progress to deprive him of his vocation
sun retains his jaunty demeanor and in
the parade yesterday he was much in
eVloeSce. Linen ulsters and the proverni-
al tile made him an object, while the
twenty or more hacks with their loads
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
THE WEATHER.

Minnesota-Fair in eastern, showers and
cooler in western portion Tuesday. We'd
nesday showers and cooler; variable
winds.
Wisconsin-Fair Tuesday, Wednesday
fair In eastern; probably showers and
cooler in western portion; light easterly
1owa--Fair Tuesday. Wednesday show
ers and cooler in northwestern portion;
east to south winds
Montana-Fair in western, showers and
cooler in eastern portion Tuesday. Wed
neSday fair; west to north Winds
North and South Dakota-ShoWers ard
cooler Tuesday. Wednesday fair in
western, showers and cooler in eastern
prtion; south to west winds
St Paul = Yesterdays observations.
taken by the United States weather bl1,
reau, st. Paul, P. F. Lyons. observer. for
the tWenty-four hours ended at O'Clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, S2 lowest etempera ture, So; average
temperature, era 6S; daily range, 29 barome~
ter, SO.17; humidity. SO; precipitation. O.:
Z, Z Pr, P: m; temperature, Is; ii sp. M, wind
do To, -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03

howing, white caps, trimmede with blue,
nd red, white and blue umbrellas max
ng their division ane Of color They had
O1 men in line headed by. ,Messrs. William
loch, M. Cummings, ]. Burke and J.
!yder. -
The float prepared by the butchers
licited much favorable comment 1t
Tas a wine cage while. within, sat a. little
irl in white, the wand She carried hold
ag sway over five. bleating lambs.
TRANSFERS WE'RE MOUNTED.
The end Of the parade was brought up
by the Teamsters' union; their 260 iron
shod steeds causing a clatter that could
pc heard for blocks Heavy; nteaty ami
nails, their gait was not that of the
limble trotter, but when put to the spur
hey evidenced a gait that sent the press
ng throngs at the side to the curb in q
rantic effort to get out of the way. The
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
Three Thousand Sturdy Members of
St. Paul Unions March to Strains
of a Dozen Bands. .~-=-~
Many of the Unions Appeared in
Uniforms-Display of Floats
Excellent Sports

Three thousand men in line and every
one of them union man-waS st. Pauls
contribution to Labor day yesterday.
Counter attractions probably assisted i'll
the depletion of ranks that might have
been more dense, but it in nOwise damp
cred the ardor of those in charge, or
lessened the enthusiasm of what must
be admitted was the finest looking set of
men ever seen in a St. Paul Labor day
parade.
st. Paulites were on hand early yester-
day morning to witness the scheduled
parade, and while possibly chafing at the
delay which resulted in the gathering Of
the clans, the cheers that met the men
as they swung into line and stepped to
the martial music of a dozen or more
bands. quickly removed any annoyance
that the few experienced. Hurrahs came
from thousands of throats, and as the
men came in sight along the line of
march, the echo was sent down the line
of onlookers with a will.
a pleasing departure from previous
years was the fact that the majority of
the unions represented wore uniforms,
overalls and jumpers, with caps and
umbrellas OF variegated colors informing
ling with the brilliantly decorated floats,
and making blaze of color that could
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. PAUL.:
Fair, Warner.

Weather Forecast for st. PAUL.:
Fair, Warner.
I-Twin Cities Welcome Roosevelt.
Hosts of Labor March.
Fair Is Open.
WOman's Work at State Fair.
2-AlmOst Lynching. ---------.
German Professor Visits City.
3-Strikers in Ugly Mood.
Besieged by Rebels.
News of the Northwest.
100000 Forgery Uncovered.
Civil Rule in Manila. ---
4-EditOria1 Comment.
News of the Capital.
6-St. Paul o, Minneapolis 2.
Games in the Big Leagues.
General Sporting Gossip.
6-RooseveIts State Fair Speech.
T-Labor Day In Other Cities.
Munir Bey Ordered to Go.
S-News of the Railroads.
Chun Need Not KOtow.
Globe Popular Wants.
9-Gratnsand Provision Markets.
IO-IoNa Town Burned.
Negroes Assault Little Girl.
Carriers at ChattanoOEa sTsfs
Gloom at the Cape.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03

be seen afar, as the parade came in sight
Of those along the line of march.
The large number of men in line and
the necessity of keeping the various
unions together forbade formation at any
central point and for this reason the
men divided into divisions, tactical evo-
lutions enabling the massing Of the men
in manner that reflected credit on those
in charge.
Heading the parade, which went up
Exchange to Sixth, and down Sixth to
Seventh street, was a platoon of mount
ed police, in charge of Lieut.. Budy
George E. Shaw was the chief marshal,
and he had for his aids E. B. Lott and
]. Lunkenheimer, each division in addi-
ton being credited with a marshal and
aides.
Heading the marchers were the dele
gates of the Labor council and the CHI
zens' and SeiSert's bands, the BRASS
throated instruments of each vieing in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03

of white-decked, laughing children
caught the fancy of the crowd and
brought forth liberal applause.
Following in rapid order came the
boilermakers, the electrical G5orkers,
coopers, masons tenders, all dressed in
white; saddle and harnessmakers- and the
butchers with their float of white, bearing
the inscription, The Union Market
Not the least as an attraction was the
Sheet Metal Workers union in full uni
form, and the retail clerks, The latter
organization was small in numbers. A
union that made an excellent showing
was the painters and decorators.
Floats were not over numerous but
those that did figure were above the
average in taste and decoration. Com
petition for a money prize, spurred on
several unions to keen competition and
while all were not winners, their efforts
were worthy of commendation.
TYPOS HAVE BEST FLOAT.
In the display of floats Typographical
Union No. 80 was the winner. Taste and
unique display entered into its construc-
tion, the design being that of a miniature
castle. On the pinnacle held forth a
printers devil while the interior was
given over to a miniature printing office
where George Summers, as pressfeeder,
and Charles Hobson as the compositor,
printed for the edification of the
thousands who swarmed in its wake, a
card in colors. At the corners, four lit
tie girls in white, Misses, Nelson. Ollie
Devereux, Williams and Seymour,
beamed forth upon the eriwd AS
artisans in the printing office ]. c. Dew
ereux and c. O'Connor added to the dis
play. To Mr.. Devereux is largely due
the good showing made by the typos
float. s4zs.s, s<7ss.
Making lively bid for first place in
the display of floats was the Molders'
union, a miniature blast furnace, from
which was emitted intense heat, enabling
those in charge to perform the interest
ing operation of molding and casting an
iron pedestal, $50 pounds in weight The
men in charge were the most expert
molders in ST. Paul, and the casting was
made without flaw or hitch.
Another float was that of the cigar
makers, whose large numbers assisted
materially in making their display sue.
cess. The printers also made a good
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-03
FORTY ANNUAL ExHIBI-
TION OF MINNESOTA STATE AG-
RICULTURAL SOCIETY BEGINS
FIRST DAY RECORDS BRoKEI
Exhibits Are All in Place and Make
: Showing Worthy of the Re-
49, sources of the North
Star State.
VICE PRESIDENT SEES SHOW
ToDAY's PROGRAMME.

minneapolis Day-2.2I class trot-
ting, purse $4,000; band concert;
aerial exhibition by the Bick-
ett family; Ply class pacing, purse
races on half-miIe track; Lionel
Legare, spiral globe exhibition; bal
loon ascension; musical programme
in the WOman's building.
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OCEAN LINERS.

New York-Arrived: Bowie. Liverpool.
Minneapolis, London. W
Queenstown-Sailed: sUnbria. New
York from Liverpool.
Moyille-Arrived: Furn6ssia, New York
for Glasgow - =
" L9ndon-Arrived: Minnehaha, New
! lH3amburg-Arrived: Armenia, Philadel-
Bremen-Arrived: Friedrich der Gross.
New York via Southampton
Southampton-Arriv . Kaiser vu-
helm der Crosse, New York for Bremen.
Liyerpool-Arrived Saxonia, Boston.
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NO TRACE OF FRANCIS.
Murderer of Miss Mary Henderson
EIudes His Pursuers.

EIudes His Pursuers.
KANSAS CITY, Sept 2-4Boss Francis.
Miss Henderson's murderer, As still un
caught. The latest information is to
the effect that negro answering Fran
c1s' descriptions had been tracked near
Lees summit, but it Is not known that
ne is the right man.. In Warrensburg the
feeling grows stronger against the white
miner. Pete Lanpers. andf Joe Brfscoe
and Emmett Davenport, the negroes now
in jail here, charged with aiding Francis
to get away. Through the efforts of
Sheriff Koch the county. court today in
creased the reward offeren for the ar
makes a total of $500 There is talk here
of raising fund of $500 additional for
the arrest and Identification of the muir
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showing made by this union was com
mendable.
One OF the most exacting duties of those
selected to award the prizes was the
picking of the winning unions, the lucky
ones being announced as follows:
LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS.
First Prize-For finest showing. loving
cup of silver. awarded Teannst ersr union.
MarShals' Prize-Awarded by six Judges.
kzNI Nxs' - :,
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North Star State Turned Loose All
It's Enthusiasm on the Popular
Vice President.
Cheers of Thousands Make His Tri-
umphant Journey Through Twin
Cities an Epoch in History.

and dined and lionized. but it is safe to
say that Minnesota has outdone them
all in the spontaneity and sincerity of its
tribute
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