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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

39i tenbes for Set.
Charlotte q. s., 2tug. 2S. : 3 Q(ns
leOning al 2pn6ingen af 3om Sones,
ben 0eger, iom tr9nfebe Mlrs. Smith
Og tilfeieoe benoe abaitelier, bporaf
bun osbe, bar 2i9Ibnsiurben afgipst
&enbelie ON, at 2pndingen bar berets
tiget.
Stoo 6ranb. Stobbrdnbe RAJ
Ter noro og fno for Rbinelanber. s
en- 2Gngbe al 4 W}il fra 6obIon pg
benimob Rbinelanoer er 2anoebejen
inObpqet / 5fammer, og ben tore
Stop itaar / lns Cue. Regen banger
iom en- iort adppe oper gben.
0perfppmmelfe. Glorente,
@olo., 2tug. 18. = Gt af De polbiomz
ite Regnfalb. fom nogeniinbe bar
bjemisgt 9trtanIas 8alen, dnretteOe
tor Stabe Der / 9aar. Q(rtanIds
5Iooen 9if mart oper fine grebber, og
@uberxe / 6lorence brep meb gdnb
Wlange Suie Itaor unoer 8anb o9
5rugten bar libt itor Sfdbt.
Snbebronote. G6eDenne,
Wpo., 2lug. 28. = ltnoer en- 8ranb /
9ebring, Rebr., / 9aar omtom 6
Nenneitsr. 9. Ul. McGumpIep, en-
D2etuaiter, fuIoe gsre Slo op SOs
nen fit 9iem og benpttebe petroleum
oertil. petroleumstanben etsplobes
reoe og latte Slo paa Udnosn felp,
bans aone og oeres fire imda 9ern.
NQe omtom.
Streftelig 9aab al en-
panpittig a pinbe. Gincin>
natl, 2tug. %. = Gn tiloels panpitis
&pipoe begit / 2tftes en- R9tte of
5orbrpoelier og enote meo Selpmoro.
SerIt tog bun en- 0fse og flepebe ber>
meo 0opeoet paa i'm gdmle Wlober,
oerneit angrib bun i'm SeIter Dora
meo Iamme 8adben fatte berefter Slb
pda 6uiet og ltprteoe iig en- grsno,
6bor bun orutneoe.
0uiet meb ben gamle apinbes 9ig
br9note til 9runoen. Seiteren unbs
flap, men er iaa bdarot mebtaget df
be pperItanbne R9bIIer at Der er 5are
for 6enbes 2ib.
Oct belle fanbt Steb paa en- af,
Ti6ss fig9sn6s 6arm.
Stort Oliefunb aemmerer,
9tu9. 20. = 30 Sliefiloer er opbo9et
Der og bar patt Rgre melem Soft.
Olien tiger op. men lite en- itabig
Strsm.
Srift St9b bne. Glepelanb,
g., 28be Dug. = Sor at tomme biem
Oa forfsrae i'm Some og fine tire Ymaa
9srn Torlob 6erman Sanbof De
Sorenebe Staters 9lrme og iiober nu
arreferet unber 9lntlage for Oeier>
tion. Sdnboff bperpebe fig for nogsn
Sio iiben og blep itationeret oeb Sort
9eapensnortb, aanTas. 6ans aone
og gsrn begbnote mart at libe Hsb,
ibet be life bapbe penge moi til 1T
llnberbolo, inbtil Sanbpff fit i'm
apartalss3en ubbetdlt. Wlrs. Sanbs
Of ifreo fIere @ange til i'm Manb, men
ban fl ineen al 8repene. @noelig fit
9dn gennem ct 9rep til i'm &aptajn
Rbs ON Stiaingen. oe ban oeIerteres
be.
ltpeir 4ri5ona. Serome,
Qtri3, 28oe 2lug. = Serome bar netop
parst bjsmisgt of bet perte llpejr /
Ulanbs Minbe. 0anbet itremmeoe /
p9lbige MasIer neo pber 8iargiiosrs
ne og anrettebe flor Sfaoe pda @rube>
maftineri Sneen Menneifer bibes
at p9re omtommet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

Draft al 5oget. Gn
Mano beo QuOn 6enrp 6lauien bleo
iioTe 5repae oOertert og brebt poa
Steoet, at ct 5o9 Rar6eoen df Gbgez
poOO, Sal. 9an babOe ingenqenge, men
oiloe g9rne til 9lamatbon, 6por ban
bdabebe at faa Q(rbeibe. 6an oilbe ber=
for forisge at Itjale en- &sretur og
penteoe peo ganeiporet til 9oget tom;
ba bet tom forbi, sif bet temmelig
burtigt, og ibet ban oilbe ioinge fig
op pea &ofangeren, inubleOe ban og
falot meo opennapnts GeTultat. Ten
g(f6soe tom bertil fra gbicaao, boor
ban efter 5orlbbenoe fat bape fOrmuz
enoe Slegtninge. 6an opbolbt fig Der
/ Staten flere 9lar og ben sio
opiet aoiti1ig Wioogang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

5ors9t Selpm orb. WliTs
@6riltine SerenIen, en- fra 6ernoale,
Sal, bel fenbt og alminoelig df6olbt
profesIionel Sbgeplejerife gioroe for
leoen ire 6elbi9ois mislDtteoe 5orIsg
paa at tdge 9ipet al Jig Mlr. Wlatt
Glauiens 9iem, bbor bun bapbe 5ilz
inn meb en- Patient. 5srit isgte bun
meb en- Itarp anip at ooeriti9re pulsz
aaren paa bet penItre 0aanoleo; men
til Wlrs. GlauIen, iom opod9eoe benbe
og forbanot Sadret, foregdp BUN, at
bet bar ltet peo 8dnpare. Senere pad
0asen gjoroe BUN iau 5orie9 paa at
b9n9e Jig, p9 oa Rebet brait, greb bun
en- tGtpeo liggenoe 8arbertnip, meb
bpilten BUN bibragte Jig ct bbbt o9
farligt Saar | 9alien, fom paa beng
enbe 6adr funbe babe bait Osoen til
6sleg. U}ifs SsrenIen er til bagligz
bags ellers en- benlig og lipsglao &pins
be; men benbes @enner bar laet Mars
te til, at bun ben ienere 5ib bar perz
ct nebltemt og meldntolit. 9un bar
arbsibet meset baarot oe ibaroigt, og
man antager, at bet bar mebfsrt Rer@
be- og 6jarneipattelie, og at bet bar
/ ct Qnfalo at ganbib, bun ieete at
tage lit eget 9ip. 0iit er bet. at bun
ben paae9lbenbe Dag life bar bsb
fine fulbe Sem. 0enbes 2ip itaar MI
uoenfor 5are.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

9loemfontcin, 9tuguIt 27. : st
2ofomotip, iom fra ct Sioeipor, lpb
inb / ct Soq, Iom fprte 9Oerflptninge
til johannesburg @uar. gn bel
Del 9pinber pg gern blep Or96t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

SpHUu9s UleD guf pe9IQDeI pdQ
8reenmooo airtegddro fra &irfen,
6bor bun for tnap ct Qtar Iiben Itob
9ruo. 5 bet fore 9lomiterfloor, Der
oqtteoe 6enOes Site, Iaas nogle oejz
li9e Qeptranofe meb itore 0ane6rogs=
ileifer. qaitor Q(nberien talte Sir
ten og beo 9raben.
D q n teren 9r. G6as. g.
Getting glgin er ifelge 0eimOal
nomineret Iom SocialiIternes Som
grestanoioat lite sSainois &on9resz
biitritt.
Yre ter mes 29efres.
pdd ben banite &irfes 4arsmgoe /
Hdcine CONNER fremlattes
Santen ON at oprette en- Q9iefrebs
blanbt SomfunbetS prGiter, og bet
oeptoges at oanne en- Idaban, bbis
30 melote Jig iom W}eolemmer. s
oairtelig Samler" mebbeler Yrofess
for 8eitergdoro, at 5anten forelebig
mad opgioes, ba bet fornebne Qtntal
WeoIemmer life 4ar melbt iis.
s II mn itiit Gnten-Gfler.
oRorlpiet" Ter Jig StanO til at op=
lnie Om at ben npe YoItmeiter 5orz
benitjolo, Minn., er enten oanIf elel
norit eller IOenIt. 6an bebber @mmo
9anien, paaItdar famine 8lao.
gn frp9teli9 5orbrn be L
e blep Qgrbdgs Gftermiooags be-
aaaet Moutgomerp Sotel pad Dob
ge og Is. ct. Omaha.
Gn Ssmrer beb ydpn 2lnton
6briitidnien, Der er febt al banife
5or9lore / Omaha, lebebe Der Soz
tellet meb i'm 9uitru og Sen. aoz
nen bar inf o9 5or6oloet mellem 2Ggs
teparret bar | lang 5ib p9ret alt ans
bet eno goot, ba Gbriitianien ital babe
bait 9epiier for. at bun bar bam utro.
S ben iibite SiO bar BUN itaast 5ors
retnin9sforbolo til en- Sdloonfeeper,
og GbriitianIen n9rebe Mistdnfe ON
at 5orboloet melIem bem life inbz
itrGntebe Jig til 5orretninger dlene.
Som 6slge beruf bar 5orbploet ble=
bet enonu ulptteligere mellem 2Ggtes
folfene og Gbriitianien bapoe oruttet
mere og mere.
5 2srbags gftermiOoags tom ban
6iem til 8onen. 9an bdpoe orutfet
en- Del uben bog at p9re utilregnelig.
Oct bar igen tommen til St9nberi.
timber bette bar Sennen og en- pige
peo Nabn Wlifs Magnusien tilitebe;
men Fiernebs iis efter6aanoen unosr
9ggteparrets St9noerier.
plubielist bsrtes oppe fra @arels
let, bbor be to opbolbt Jig, flere Stub,
og od 5olt itremmeoe til, iad man
G6riitianIen meo en- gtepolper 6aans
ben itpnbiomIt LOBE ober 9angen og
inb ct 9aoeparelie, 9pis DIR ban
laaiebe efter fig. pad Sengen / 9Grz
elIet laa Mrs. gbriitianien beo meb
globst itrsmmenbe 10 At bet penitre
4je og ct Saar unoer bet .penitre
Sfulberblab.
5ad 9ieblitte efter bar flere Poliz
tim9nb fomne til Steoe og omringeoe
gdoeperelIet. Gbrii itidniens Sen, en-
18saarig &nagt, leoebe politiet til ct
ginoue ooer 9abepareliet, gennem
bpiltet Sennen forIsgte at bane Jig
@ei for at pdagribe 6doeren. 0enne
penote fig mob Ssnnen meb be Orb;
,,Yas Ou Dig ielo, min 0reng" og
aabnebe Deren, bpor pplitiet itob. =
ser er min 9epolper," fd9oe ban til
be forifraftsbe politibstjente, LAB mig
gad ino oe bente min Srafte og jeg er
ferbig til at fpIge meb." lloen at
bile Spor af Nerppiitet git ban ben
peo Sengsn, boor bans 0uitru laa
Osb, tps fin 5ratte og opergap fig til
mof;4;e+
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

SorbfteIb. Dui6ingtOn, ..
g., Dug. %. sri9sbepartsmentet
bar mobtaest ct Telegram fra 9eners
al G6affse ON, at Der bar paret en-
R9ffe Sororpitelisr | Gate aanoos
Sraften paa 9en Minoanod. 5lobernc
oif oDer beres grebber, cs mango
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30
De tuiinoe Gllno.

SSabritsbranb. prairie bu
G6ien, Mis., Dug. %. 9ele prairie su
G6ien lllbparefabrit, naur unbtases
en- 9psning, branote Guur Qlftes
meo ct 5ub uf $150,000. @arfagen
til Sloens SpfOmit fenber man life;
ben blep fsrit opbaget aontorerne.
0et itore @arebus git meb 2pbet.
3enne Jabrit bar ben iterite | I'm
Dirt / Staten. Den begpnbte | 1891
meb 16 9lrbeibere. 2iot efter liot
blep ben uopiet. faa ben M beit9ftige@
be 90 perIoner og baooe bet forlebs
ne 9(ar fabriferet 228.480 yurbs Ssj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

6amitton, Bermuda, Nug. 27. =
Oct engelite 5ransportffib StaffOrb=
Fire afgit 6erfra til Supitaben meo
LOGO 9oer, fom bar paret &rigsfan9
ger paa benne og tilgranIenbe Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

Ston6ranb. Sfobbranbe ras
Ter noro og ipO for Rbinelanber. s
en- aangbe al 4 Mit fra 6obion og
benimoo R6ineIanber er 2dnbebeien
ino6paet / 5lammer, og ben tore
Stop itaar / l1s Cue. Hegen banger
iom en- iprt adppe oper gben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

glufielO, 80. @a.. Gug. 20. SO6n
Ruble. en- 9ropimeb, iom arbejoer for
Sagamore aul 9ompdgni, blep fubi
% orabt af Streiterne. 6an bar, /
5slge meb @agten S6umate paa 8ei
til Winerne for at itaa gagt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

pittiion. pa, aug. 20. eiOt Qtrbejoe
uofsres ber, men meoens ben dlminbe>
lige proouftion er 1000 5ons oogIig
er ben MI fun 300. s bsle 9iItritet
mines Der tun 5000 5ons bagfia
MOI $4,000 2ons unber dIminoelige
SmitGnoigbeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

Stort Oliefunb 3emmerer,
Qtug. %. = 30 Slietiloer er opbaget
Der og bar patt Rere mellem Soft.
Olien tiger op. men lite en- itabig
Stren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

2onbon. auguit 27. : oDdiln 9ez
legrupb"s 9orreIponoent / 8rpsiel tez
legraferer, at Iom giefultdt al en-
aonference melem forbenp9renoe
gr9Fbent ariiger og @eneralerne De
Wet, gotba og 8eldrep bill ariigfr
toge 9lfifeb Tom goerncs 2eoer. 9e@
neral got6a Bier enItemmig pelgt ipm
9oernes fremtibige 5erer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

D a anfteren 9r. G6us. g.
Getting / GIgin er ifplge 0eimoal
nomineret iom SociuliTternes Som
grestdnoioat lite Sainois aongress
biitritt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

pdris, QtuguIt 27. : 5or9enpe=
renbe StatsmineIter SrunsDadlz
Republifen g9eit3, iom opbolber fig
Der, fagoe en- Samtale, at ban /
September oil reife til De 5oreneoe
Stater. 9an Oil bolpe SoreOrag for
at unosrboloe lin 5amilie paa en-
6eberlig Maabe, ba ban bar miitet
belle i'm 5ormue unber arigen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-30

OperfbsmmelTe. 5lorence,
Golo., Qtu9. 18. = ST af be poloiom=
ite gegnfaIb. fom nogeniinOe bar
9jemisgt 9trtanfas 8alen, anretteOe
tor Staoe Der I 9aar. 2(rtanIas
6loOen gif mart oper fine grebber, og
9aberse / 6lorence brep meb ganD
Dlange 9uie itaar unoer 9anb o9
5rugten bar libt itor Sfdbt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
EMPLOYER AND EMplOYE.
Arbitration Is Discussed by N'nneapo'
lis Convention.

Minneapolis. SEPT. ?, AThi'ra
ton" WAS discussed from almost every
point a, Tho days session 81 the 'Hi'
pioyc.s and employees convention
The lahorcr. or the lahoTers s repre- ser.
tativc.thc employer. the experienced
arbitrator. the political economist ana
the observer q. the lahnT.rF "l All
countries. were all given an oplof'
tunity so give their views on '"' ie"'
rhases Of the general subject
The sncakcrs were Herman JUST
commissioner Of the Illinois Coal oper
asors' association. r W job chairman
OF tho board Of arbitration o' iliinois'
Avery G. Moore OF Ganeesi!i'. laa :
Frank +. Sargent. commissioner OF 'h'
bureau O! immigration. Washington
and John Bates Clark. professor o'
economies nj Columbia uni'crsi'!
New York city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
PRESIDENT IN INDIANA.
spends Four Hours as the Cuc.t CT
indianapolis.

indianapolis. SEPT prcslaoa,
Roosevelt was the guest q! lnd,anapo.
Iit for four hours during The day. Tho
special train bearing the presidential
taty arrived nj Noble and Washing.
ton streets shortly before noon TIL
PARTY was driven directly 10 Tumllnson
hall. where he addressed the Spanish.
American war veterans nos holding
their annual reunion IL tA.s city. The
afternoon programme was as follows
Luncheon 10 the president at the
Columbia club. address hy president
Ia crowd In Monl,n.nt place from Go.
Iumbla Club balcony. departure "a
the BLK -Four for Muacie. lui
The weather WAS O. ,he made t.
order variety and lons before tho ar.
rival of the president Wash!aston
street. which la! been ro,red - to
p.cyen, the crowd sursins toward ,hr
center Of III" thoroGgh.are. was pac - !.
with rcorle eager 20 See and hear the
president,
All along ihe route 10 Tomlirsoa
hail. the chic. executive q. The nation
VAS kepi busy bowlne his ackaos.
cdgcm.n;s to ihc cheers
Senator n.s.r.'s. Introduced tt"
president al Toul.nson hall and Sell.
aior Fairbanks presented him 70 tn
people from the Columbia Clah bal
cony
En- route 20 indianapolis the nres..
dcnt made a brief stop al Iogansport.
whey. hc addressed large crowd.
Touching on ,ariH revision h said that
no nation can stand radical rcadjnsi.
ucnis Of tariff schedules ai shor; inter.
vals. Continued sweeping changes
cannot but be disastrous. but wher.
the industrial needs shin rs rapidly
as they do here. 1hcr" We often live
tr ono year what Europe does ~ ten.
wt need the rcapplicat!on of cstah
ushcd principles 10 changed condi.
t!ons We must rcatiust without r"
sorting 60 violent surgical operation.
We must solve tho problem with par
s!sansh!p as n secondary consi!"ra.
tion. He said his own personal prefer
cncc would be for ;arie commission
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
pOW6RS UNWILLING TO ACT ON
SECRETARY HAYS NOTE
cRITiclslNo RouMAN,A
SHOW IF FORCE NECESSARY
european Jealousies and the Normally
Explosive Conditions OF the Balkans
Insurmcuntable Obstacles in the
Way Of Such a Step-Continenta
United States in the Matter.

London, Sept. 2i.-"Nothing that
VIII b. oi any permanent good can re-
suit from Secretary Hays note 70 the
powers on Roumania + treatment OF
Jews, unless somebody Il willing 10
crush Rouman.a. and no power seems
anxious 70 take on that task :
The foregoing quotation from the
ut'oraneeF Of an experienced British
Official represents tho real opinion OF
II" British foreign office on the sub
ject 81 tho negotiations between Amer
lea ana Europe and represents il with
terse straiehttor~ardnos which Is
not likely L. figure Ii the guarded dip.
lomat!c replies which Mr.. Hay note
VIII en'nally produce
The associate! Press Is ablc 10 say
that Gr,at Brltaln.s backing up Of the
United States in Roumanian matter
las only produce! evidence that the
s.enatof.es D. ihe Berlin treaty abso
lutcly refuse 10 take other than merely
sentimental action towards alley!ating
t4-'f - 4ast 4Ath44 - tl4t JtA : lt ~
change of sicae r.tardlre tho Ameri.
can rate. solicited - Great Britain.
has progressed sa:.le!er'ly - convince
The foreign oiiic. that nothing material
is likely 'o result r. achieve more
than promises tfan Raumania Il il
h.liese! III DOMINIC street and ap-
par.ntiy IN III. foreign o;!ieee 81 the
other capitals interest, !. that nothing
short II a combined i-,lay 81 force
would be necessary. usaEmountahie
Obstacles appear q render such step
i'm possible lntra European iealousies
and the normally explosive conditions
Of .hr balkans til themselves arc SUI
ncicntiy powerful factors u induce .
policy of united inac,lon when Ques-
tion q. armed intert antioa is involved.
According 10 official statements the
British foreign officers have also 70
cciye. every indication of willingness
or the part 81 The several Continental
governments 10 seize the opportunity
Of conveying 20 the United States cov.
c-nrcnt thu !niima'ion that II i inter.
.cring In matters which d. not coli.
cern H.. a. various s,ml official news
rap,rs II The European capitals have
tut 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24

ty local applications. as they canro:
reach tile diseased portion OF the ear
There is onl. one way 10 cure deafness.
ard that is 10y constitutional remedies.
Drasness is caused by an intamed con-
lition ot the mucous lining Of the Eus-
,achian Tube. When this tube gets in
ila,ncd you have q rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when il il entirely
u peci iea.rcss is the result. and un' css
this inflammation can be taken out and
.his tube restored to it's normal condit-
ion hearing gil. b. destroyed forever.
Nine cases out OK ten are caused by cat
arrh. which j. uoihing but an infiamccl
condition ~ the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case q. Deafness caused l.. ea,arrh
that corroi he curcd by Hall's Catarrh
Cure Serisor circu!ars free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. O.
Sold l.. Druggists 15c.
Halls Famil! piis are the beet.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
MILL OWNERS HOLD OUT.
No Likelihood That They VIII Agree
to Eiqht-Hour Day.

Minneapolis, Sept. 2i.-There Is now
every indication that the -four mill:
Of Minneapolis will close next Monda,
There is little prospect that the own.
ors will grant the millcrs' request for
al eieht-hour day and If their arsw"s
Is in the negative tho strike will begin
or Monday. The employers claim they
are paying maximum Of wages The
change 10 an eight hour day would
cost them ever S2o1 .of0 annually. they
say. and they canno, afford this on
the present condition of business and
flcight rates
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
BELIEVES he is INSANE
A,ssney for Young Interviews VII
Prisoner.

Derby. Conn. Sept. a'.-W Wiilia'n
,,ooper Young. the alleged murderer
Of Mrs. Annie Pulitzer of New fo,h, M
icft here during the morning ~ '"e
custody Of New York detectives
Yonne's departure was wtheSFr,'
b, several hundred pcraons nj the ia'l.
,cad station but ho paid no attention
:, the curiosity of spectators nc
Ho,,.d rcsh and much better tiiah
.,araay whom he went through me
irving cideal Of id'ntiiicn'ioh' -, ~
rrisoner madc no objection Ia ms =.
,noyal Ia New York. Will'am !. .,.' ,
n New York. who has been r,'',n., a
os counsel for Young. arrived -.
during the morning. n' imm"I,a.us ,
w,nt To the Jail and talked WIN out -
Tor nm hour or moro. AT the ''os' -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-24
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
ee.te Convention at Saratoga Ho'o'
Opening Session

Saratoga. ~ T.. Sept. a',--Ih' ~.
publican state convention mel h''r
during the day for the prchifiha'.
work incidental To the naming oi !"
state ticket and the drafting oi piN'
form OUTSIDE of delegates and AMER
mates the spectators were Few
Ex.Concrcssmnn Lcmuel Ely Qh'ss
wa the temporary chairman ana Nc
addressed the convention nj some
length. a.. o,.,c.s
A. tho conclusion Of Mr.. Qnigs
speech the usual resolution 'or i..n, 'n az
pointmcnt OF the various eoin'I','.s, 80
was adopted and the convention ~" .w"
a recess until ap. m. when 10: p..n
ncnt organization was cnec''" so, %
senator r. r. Ellsworth was e''''"
permanent chairman.
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ROuMaNlaN IMMIGRATION.
Fioures Sustain the Pos,tIon OF Score.
tary kay.

Ncw York. Sept si-ln view of Sec
r.tar, of state Hays note io European
governments relative 10 the Berlin
treaty and conditions existing In Rot
mania. which are believed 10 result IN
enforced immigration 10 Tho United
states from that country. special IN.
terosi ccntcrs In the number 81 im'ns'
grants who arrived here from koh.
mania during the last fiscal year am
also during July and Angus; OF The
present year.
According To official statistics there
was n marked increase. For tho fsca!
wears ending June 50, l492. and I"i
The total immigration from Rouinahia
vas rs follows
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RELATIONS ARE STRAINED
v.o.,ue,s objects to England Raising
lts FLAG over Patos.

London. Sept 24.-Dip'oinaAN .'a,, ..'r
.,ars he,wcen england and Venczne'"
go SO ON tho verge of being severed.
The strsancd relations are .n' naai,y %
of numerous small differences n" 80
eliminating In England rals,"s ...,.h
flag over Patos. or Goose Is'ann .,,,nry ~
Vcncxuela now claims M It's I.,,'y.;. MI
and has made formal protest 10 '"'
effect. , vcnczuc.
!. .h,~L. Tho United States VIII 'ns's'
m Venezuela holding Goose .s,n,. .s,,n~
~ ~. rsrviand believes that In fo'low, follow,
~. ~. M"rrn,ism the United States WIZ
~ nssp its hands clear Of tho trouble
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course which prompted the sner,,,
to make the appeal to the goyernnr
Only q week ago President Mitch.m
counselled all his followers to keen ,ha
peace. Some Of his advisors saw tho M
calling OF the militia to do dutv n
Iackawanna region will have no ofyan,
on the strike. ''ee'
On the other hand the operators fccl
confident that the continued ontbroaL.
OF violence mean growing discon,on,
among the strikers and thu, mndor ~
pIo.ec,oh OF the military the men vii;
gradually return TO work.
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Cure Tor Cholera Ineantn,n

Las. May" ssys. Mrs. Curtis Baker
o, Bookwal:er Ohio. ian infant Of our
neighbor's was u.,ering from cholera in.
,ana.um. The ioctor had given up all
hopes - recovery. took bottle q
Chamberlain Coic. Cholera and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy Il the house. telling them
| felt sure il would do good il used
according T. directions. In two day :
time tie child hai fully recovered. and
il noy near, Year since vigorous.
health, 1irl. lave recommended this
Remedy frequh,ly and have never
known il .o ,ail in any single instances
For snlc ty All Druggists.
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NoNUNloN MEN SHOT.
Attacked By . Crowd Of Striker. Ne.,
Thorpe, Pa.

scranton. Pa. Sept. 2i-Charles and
Burt l.odnon were waylaid by a crowJ
near Thorpe. PA. The I.odnops have
been employed In the lackawanna col.
licry In Olyphant and they TINS
aroused the anger OF III. strikers who
assaiIcd them with stones frs, and
afterwards began shooting Burt wa
shot twice In the thigh and Charlie,
once In the right leg. They wer.
brought TO the Lackawanna HOSPITAL
here. Both will recover.
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of The July total SCI were iicpr'"
aud 4 Germans. while among me hr
,,,ols in August thei" were i.o'" re
,,aws ana 4 Germans from Ro'irlahia
c,,, F, ycr, few of the 5000 odd lmliii
,',s from that country during the
las, 0s,al year were OF pure Ro"iha
.ian nationality
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of these totals the greatest nuinhef
IN each year consisted of Hebrews rs
shown hy the following ANALYSIS ~
,are or people. those not inelud'd p'
ing distributed among other h"'l"'a'
itics From Roumania
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There are times when your liver Leeds
atomic Don't give pnrgatives that grip
and weaken. DcWitt's Little Eary
li4cr- cxpel all poison from the system
and act IL tonic t. the liver. ". Scott
i5l Highland Ava. Milton. Pa. says;
Il have carried ncWiti's Little Early
Riecrs with me for several years and
would not he without them, Small and
cas-, H. take. Purely and vegetable.
They never grip or distress.-Cook 4
Odcc.
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New York, Sept 2i-Thc train from
l'erby. Conn. with William Hoopcf
Young on board. arrived at the Crane
central station at 9.2o a. m. Thorc
was a crowd Of 400 or 500 al the sta
ton when the train came In. The
crowd was orderly and no domonstra-
tion was made.
In an interview with Detective Can
tain Titus the prisoner told a story ac-
cnsing Charles Simpson Filing Of the
murder Of Mrs. Pulitzer He declared
he was absent from the room at the
time OF the killing, but admitted plac-
ing thc hoN IL the canal.