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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05
At Des Moines.

Des Moines, Ia. Sept. 2.-Labor day
was observed as a holiday here, all
the big stores and factories shutting
down to allow their employees to par
ticipate in the festivities. The morn
ing was given up to a parade of un-
usual size. Following the parade there
were races and athletic contests at the
fair grounds, together with addresses
by several public men.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05
At Youngstown.

Youngstown, O., Sept. 2.-The larg-
est Labor day parade seen here in many
years occupied the early hours this
morning. A picnic and outing at the
fair grounds followed.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05
Nominated for Congress.

Madison, Sept. 2.-Captain Jack
Silbaugh of Viroqua was nominated by
the Third district democrats this after
noon to oppose Congressman ]. w. Bah
cock.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05
MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

Minneapolis, MINI, Sept, 3.-Wheat-
The market was dull; September, 651sm
65h; December, GAS; May. g.; on track
No. hard, 761a; No. ! northern, 66lA; No.
2 northern, 641k.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05
ROOSEVELT ON TRUSTS
ANSWERS CRITICS IN SPEECH
AT FITCHBURG, MASS.

Thousands of People Applaud Him
Stands by the Position He Took
While Governor of New York-op-
poses Evil in Trusts-Greeting Ac-
corded Chief Executive on His Ar
rival in Springfield.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-05

Richmond Observes the Day.
Richmond, Va. Sept. labor day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
FAWTUXET VALLEY

The rooms Of the Phenix w C. T. u.
were again crowded yesterday afternoon.
when a lecture upon Domestic Science"
was given by Mrs. Ella NJ Keith OF wor-
cester, Mass.
Mrs. Keith had with her a whole panty
outfit and produced delicious dishes, pre-
pared from the simple kind OF food, most
ly grains To prove TO her audience that
her dishes were really palatable she went
about through the crowd and all present
were given an opportunity to taste Of the
vlctuals. Mrs Keith claimed that much
of the intemperance Of today was due 10
the improper and poorly cooked food fur
nished husbands by inexperienced wives.
The proceeds OF the lecture were TO oe
devoted TO a fund In one department of
the w. c. T. u. work. which is disbursed
to the aid of the cripples and their fam
lies, injured while working upon the ran
road 4t
The women's Relief corps. OF Ph2nix.
connected with McGregor post, q. A. r..
opened fair last night In g. A. r. hall.
Phenix. The sides OF the hall were lined
with prettily decorated booths. which did
a thriving business during the evening
Dancing was the chief amusement, how
ever, and was enjoyed until midnight. A
good sized crowd was present and the
opening night was deemed most success
full The committee consisted OF Mrs.
Anna Myrick. Mrs. John Ray. Mrs. Mar
garet Munroe and Miss May Page.
Philip T. Gleason and Harry w. Has
tings OF Providence spent yesterday with
Reginald Brown OF Phenix.
At ,ne Washington NJ. T.. church last
night an entertainment was rendered
under the direction of Mrs Mary A. Ben
jamin and Miss Mary Edmonds. which
proved TO be a very enjoyable affair to a
goodly number, in spite of the unfavor-
able conditions of the weather. lmme-
diately after the entertainment refresh
ments were served in the vestry. The
program was as follows: Selection. quar-
tet from Brown Glee club: reading Miss
Florence Develyn; violin solo. Mrs. Mary
A Benjamin; selection. quartet: reading.
Miss Develyn; violin solo, Mrs. Benjamin:
selection, quartet.
In Treats hall in Centervile last Night,
fair sized audience witnessed very
pleasing program. rendered under the ui-
recton OF the Epworth league OF the Cen
tervlnc NJ, T.. church, for the benefit of
the building fund.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
G0RHAM'S
men WILL
NOT STRIKE
Troubles In the Trade in New
York No Affair Of the Local
SiIYerSmithS.

The silversmiths at the Gorham Manu-
featuring company stated yesterday that
they will not take part in the strike now
going on i'm the trade IN New York. for
according 10 the statement OF one OF the
bestkno workers at the factory the
fight in New York is none OF theirs, for
at no time are they called upon to work
more than 5S hoQrs per week and during
the summer months but 55. and on cleo
.tion days have an extra hour TO vote. All
Of this without loss Of pay.
There are many other favors granted
the employees. which by the way number
about 1900, that leaves them contented.
and they viii not strike 10 help win
others battles. they say.
srhe management of the concern. learn
irfe that the New York sivcrsmiths were
working TO get the men out at this place.
posted a notice throughout the establish
ment at Elmwood yesterday TO the ef
feet that they would entertain no com
mittee from their employees In relation
to the strike. and II there was a strike
the establishment would be closed a once
and that for an indefinite period.
This the men deemed just a little hasty
on the part of the management for at no
time has the help even hinted that they
would go out on sympathetic strike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
RIVERSIDE.

The Favorite Whist club met at the
home of Mrs Read last evening. where
a general good time was enjoyed After
whist was over the following scores were
recorded: Mrs Edward Bidmead a, Mrs.
John Howarth 20. Mrs. James III. Munroe
and Mrs. Read 30 each. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Mrs. will
liam Ferris on Harrison avenue next
Wednesday.
Last evening the Womens Relief corp
connected with Farragut Post, @. A. r.,
held a meeting I'm grand army hail.
where the regular business was transact
cd
The Pomham lodge. A. o. Y. w. held
its regular meeting I'm Library hall last
evening when one application was re-
ceived and one candidate accepted to
membership. This order Is rapidly forg-
inE toward the leaders and Is constantly
increasing its membership.
Sargeant brothers dancing school will
hold it's dance in Library hall this even
ing.
The ladies' auxiliary. which Is a great
helper To the hremen OF this district met
I'm the fremen's hall yesterday for a dis
cussion on the financial standing Of the
order.
The present town council has already
shown It's activity by having instead OF
the sugary sand. which is being placed
on Pawtucket avenue, n required auant-
Is OF crushed stone 10 take It's place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
1-1---- -7-7771- 17---- --7----
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence, Sc:
Sheriff. Office.
Providence, November 6. A. ID. 1902.
BY virtue and In pursuance OF an order
issued out of the District Court of the
Sixth judicial District, holden at Provi-
dence. within and for said district OF
the State OF Rhode Island on the 9Th
day Of November, A. u. 1902. In the case
entitled Joseph A. Ryan & Co, plain
tiffs, and against NJ. Marks. defendant
Notice Is hereby given that ! will sell
all the tailors' trimmings Innings. sleeve
Innings, canvas. buttons. velvets and al
the stock and fixtures In store situated
at No. 400 Westminster street. Room 10.
at said store. on the 10th day o. Novem-
ber. A. d. 1902. AT 12 o'clock noon.
FREDERICK G. HULL.
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
WORKED
TIE THIRD
RANK
Pythagolas Lodge, knights Of
PythiaS, Of AttIeboro, Visits
Enterprise Lodge.

Enterprise lodge. knights of Pythias
held meeting OF more than ordinary in
terest last evening in its hall, 7s7 West
minister street. the attraction being the
famous degree team from Pythagoias
lodge OF Attleboro. who conferred the
rank OF knight upon two candidates, in
what is known to the fraternity as the
long form. the work being done IN a most
Impressive and painstaking manner, the
march being feature and in fact, the
work has not been surpassed by any
team that has exempliied this degree. In
years In this city.
There was an attendance OF nearly 100
and all enjoyed the work. especially the
rich costumes worn by the officers OF
the degree team.
Prior TO the working OF the degree, the
visitors were welcomed to the lodge
room by chancellor, Frederick L. Page,
after which short season of sociability
was enjoyed
The officers of the visiting lodge are
as follows: Chancellor commander, Il. A.
Thurston. vice chancellor. w. T. Parkins;
master-at-arms. w. Norwood; prelate, G.
ii. Webb; keeper OF records and seal. G.
G.. Bullock; master OF finance. A f. Lee;
master of exchequer A. f. Sault; inner
guard, w. Blair; outer guard, @. l.. Rob-
inson; organist. Alfred r. Sault.
The degree team was made up as fol-
lows: Pythagoias, Ed. Sanford; master
alarms W. Norwood; master of work.
w. 7. Parkins: inner guard, s. Y. Cros-
by; attendants. f. A. Thurston, Elijah
Palmer, John Pur6y, Charles Wilbur:
headsman, Percy Waugh; scribe. A. r.
Lee: king. Elmer Smith; senate. W.
Blancy, ii. Crowell. G.. Smell, G.. Boyden.
r ~ JOnes Rra y
Sanford T. Hicken and q. Bullods
The degree team was assisted by a dele
cation from Attleboro company OF the
Uniform rank In charge OF Harry Holly.
The very pleasant affair was under the
supervision of the efficient social COM
mittee OF Enterprise lodge. who are as
follows: Vice chancellor. w. NJ Chase:
master-at arms. George A. Rico: inner
guard, William III. Hardman. and Brother
John II Dorsey. rla -s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
TO ARCHITECTS

The COMMISSION on STATE SANA-
TORIUM for CoNSUMPTIvEs invites
ARCHITECTS TO submit plans, in COM
petition, for BUILDINGS for proposed
SANATORIUM.
Programs for the competition may be
obtained at the office OF Arthur w.
Soyce, orx rr,is, con; comnnnY n;,,,iSlor n9om
Providence, n. L.
Plans will be received at office Of Clerk
Of Commtssion up to y s O'clock noon on
For the Commission:
G. ALVIN POTTER. Chairman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

A. o'clock this morning Charles Fox
employed as clerk i'm the drug store
corner of Westminster street and Wash
ington row. fell down stairs. He was
carryins-several bottles one ~ which was
broken The glass cut an artery I'm his
hand. Fox was sent TO the Rhode Island
hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
Magic Hair Stain

FOR brown or black; prepared by
GEORGE oRMSBY. Wig Maker md
Hairworker. l@ fremont street. Boston
IL is simple. safe and easily applied, con.
tains no lead po.sons. use IL oncs and
you will never use any other. BLAND
INC Il Di.ANDING. 50 weybosset street:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

The Rhode Island Business Mems AS
sociation will hold Its annual meeting for
the election OF officers. the reports OF
committees. and the transaction OF gem
eral business at 2i4 Industrial Trust COM
pany building. this evening at O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

the morning session VIII duJoufH'
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
The session tomorrow afternoon will
open at . O'Clock In Association hall and
viii consist OF sectional conferences from
TO 5 o'clock as follows:
Physical. w A. Jepson. Melrose. prcsid-
ing-"How to Maintain Proper Bal
ance Between Recreation and Formal
Gymnastics" Fred p. Barnes, Cam
bridge. Merits and Defects of Corre-
spondence Methods of Physical Train
ing" ]. H. McCurdy. NJ D., Springfield: !:
Question Hour, Luther Gulick, NJ D..
Pratt Institute. New York.
Educational. r. G Goodwin, Cambridge,
presiding Methods of Getting Stu
dents, Frank Speare, Boston: Meth
ods OF Co-opera ton" George s. Budd
Boston: THE Way TO Begin Educa-
tional Work" Il. r. Pierce. Brockton:
Question Hour. George b. Hodge. New
York City.
Boys Department William IL Worrall.
Pawtucket. presiding Educational
Work for Employed Boys" George B.
Hodge; Boys Bible Classes" VIM. II.
oliver Boston. Question Hour, t. NJ.
Robinson New York city.
Railroad Conference. Charles VI. NOVEL;,
Reading, Paymaster Il. < NJ r. r.,
presiding--"A Study OF the Railroad
Department" John r. Moore New
York; "a Secret OF Success" A. p.
Gillette. Boston r.. X. Dept: "A Social
Force" a. f.. Merrill. Portland, Me
our Supreme Purpose +. s. Morrison,
Concord n. H.
County Work Department. Hon Fred
erick Fasdick. Fitchburg, presiding
County Work" Robert Wiedensall.
Chicago. H.. secretary International
committee; The Corresponding Mem
THE Bible Training Class" James Nc
"Evangelstic Work In Small Towns. 3"
Henry NJ Moore. somervnle, Mass.
Discussion. $500 supper, followed by AT
ter Dinner Quiz"
Discussion. b;o followed by After
Dinner Quiz"
TOMORROW EVENING
The convention win assemble In Bene-
hcent church. At 1880 o'clock an Illus
trated lecture on THE Industrial Oppor-
tunity" will be delivered by Glen X
ShurtliH At Sis an address will he
given by Robert f. Spear OF New York
City on Foreign Young Mems Christian
Associations"
On Sunday al 1o:3o o'clock Y NJ, c. A.
speakers Will be assigned to various
churches. A student meeting will occur
at Sayles hall. Al Z a big mems meeting
Will be held IN Infantry hail At4oclock.
also, womens meeting will be held I'm
Mathewson street church. at i:45 a boys
meeting In Association hall and at T:S0
farewell meeting in Bcneacent
church
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
TOMORROW MORNING.

The session tomorrow morning will open
IN Beneficent church at $3.50 o'clock with
en- open Parliament" led by Don q.
Shelton OF New York and Augustus Nash
OF Cleveland. Mr.. shelton Is Bible study
secretary OF the international committee
and Mr.. Nash is the religious work di-
rector of the Cleveland " NJ. G. A.
The topics to be discussed at this ses-
sion are Shop Meetings Bible Study. Per-
sonal Work. Mems Meetings. Missions
At the close OF the open parliament
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
flappy Childhood KnCWS What's Best

ents will give the little darlings med
and don't grip or gripe; the kind the,
~ rely ppop cs,esrots entirely In iooEing
After our children"
Mrs. Ellen Burwell. isi' Division St, 81. louis.
"My little boy three years ald vas troubled
with bleeding piles. We hogan 60 give him
was sound had we'll"
w. A. Coin. okmuigee, !. T.
My little daughter complained of not feeling
we'll and began 10 vnDiit and became very sick.
than haitian hour she got up vel a. ever.
Cascarets are household necessity"
-rhos. L. Most, PAN, Trenton Pa.
MY little giri vas greatly troubled With
worms, but after giving her q fsc box of Cas-.
caretn She IL entirely we'll Mrs. John 7. Bllcy.
q Sudler ST., Gloucester, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

The children will want to count The
Dots They can't help 1t. Watch The
News for them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

The ssth annual state convention OF the
Young Mems CHRISTIAN association OF
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island opened
at o'clock. this afternoon In the Bene-
ncent Congregational church and VIII
continue tomorrow and Sunday with
morning. afternoon and evening sessicnsf
Fully 200 delegates were present today
and this number will be increased by to-
morrow TO 800 or more. all representing
the various societies throughout this
state and Massachusetts,.
The church was we'll filled this after
noon and the audience was not only made
UP Of delegates and Y. NJ C. A. workers.
from various points. but large number
OF persons OF various denominations. to-
ge;her with many Of the local clergy.
The convention was opened by DIR.
James Ross, president of the Fitchburg
assccla ton. after which the opening ad-
dress was made by President w. H. +.
Fauce Of Brown university.
An able address was delivered at 7:i5
o'clock by Rev. f. NJ. Hughes. ID. D.. OF
Maiden. on the subject. Motives OF Ser
vice.
AL $3.50 o'clock the formal organization
OF the convention took place, when was
presented the reports OF the state execu-
tive committee.
This was followed by symposium upon
"The Opportunities for the Coming Year
conducted by d. Chauncey Brewer OF
Boston
At the close Of this part OF the program
che meeting adjourned.
THE BANQUET.
Ate o'clock the convention banquet will
be served in the Association building, and
the exercises following the banquet viii
be OF n most inspiring and interesting
character.
Mr.. E. =. Metcalf. president OF the
Providence association. will welcome the
delegates, In behalf OF the association.
Mayor Granger Will follow with the wei
come In behalf of the city OF Providence.
Other speakers will be Bishop McVickar,
J. @. Cannon. vice president of the Fourth
National bank, New York city, and -.
Chauncey Brewer, chairman of the state
executive committee
The music OF the banquet will DE rem
eered by the Four Friends orchestra and
the Y. M c. A. quartet.
THIS EVENING
The session. this evening VIII open IN
Beneficent church. The opening address
"A World Power" will be delivered by
that noted lecturer and man Of letters.
Mr.. Frank Mahan, OF Lynn, Mass.
The second address will be delivered by
Rev. Frank Crane. ID. d.. OF Worcester
on the topic. -Four Great Letters: Y NJ.
G. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
a Word 60 sSou.ehsspers

Have you tested that perfect cleanser
and puriner. sulPHo NAPTNOL! Moth.
ing can surpass IL where unsani,ary con.
ditions are apparent for u enscres safe.
t. to the family. ITS . treasure T'ry
TEL
Brown eRos. 90. g. Exchange Piass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07
Thirty Sixth Annual Convention Be-
gan ItsSeSSions in Beneficenl Con-
gregational Church This Afternoon
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

business session will be held, after which
the morning session will adjourn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

inc that tastes 5000 and does good.
ike themselves.
~ have never used ,ny rereiy ths, has been
den from my little boy, "a , . eats them like
candy y.'-Mrs. kobt. q. Fay AO.s, Ohio.
n shall never he withohS CKscarets. Ny
children arc always delighted when sive them
. portion of tablet and cry for moro. They
have a permanent place In my home
Mrs. John Flagel nictis>n City Ind.
we use, csscsrrts ip .out family and they
arc the clildrrn's friend"
Mrs. James Greenwood Menasha. Wis.
81 always keep rascarets In tho house for the
children as we'll a. myself
Mrs. Chas. Root, eo2 Lorain 81, Cleveland. q.
"ror months have used Cascarets, and my
little ones require no other medicine"
Mrs. q. IL Hammond, 6aa 2tth So, Minneapolis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-07

Nasty. kening
child the
Children like Cathart
and easily gains, the damages OF
chldhood's ailments.
Best 70 the tsc,ys
urmoneyb
"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
The MARKETS

Business opened on Western av-
enu~ this morning in manner
which the wise ones predict win
produce r. good week. The last ship
inent Of goods from California bY
steamer WAS rather small.
Oranges are firmrr today. but the
commission men do not care 20
quote higher price A fresh ship
meni Of California strawberries ar
rived today and ARE selling al $3.50
per crate The strapb berry market
while not yet quoted ~ the regular
ma rket list will he carefully looked
after by the Star until berries arrive
IN quantities which viii warrant "a
regular daily quotation.
The first native asparagus ~ the
season came iu today ~ iH from the
Van De Nantsr farm az Kent. u
sells az $50 per case and from the
demand " is likriy that u viii pat
the prices Tor Wmlla Walla and Cali
q Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

W picking them up. ana when her
hands could hold mo- more sat down
ON the stage. ana taking on her
shoe. nUpd that too, THIS concert
took place while her father. IN
WiNum. and Hhe were Get resting Tor
n Few dave, prior tu making % long
and dangerous Journey across the
country with uu eWiErunt train Two
days before they started news Wus
received that u party Of omiErnutH
had been attacked by the Indians.
and the entire party Wuuaacrvd
Nothing duuutsd however br. WiN.
om and hts train started out, and
arrived az their destination. Austin,
Nevada, in safety
Japanese Performers
THE Royal Japanese Troupe NJ
lugElrrn ana AcrobntH' gave AN iu
tercHtlng aud novel performance at
the Seattle thratcr last evening Tho
troupe consists OF eight persona.
-Four OF thvm are little boys under
30 years OF age. and one iH but seven.
The work on the double bamboo
poles, balanced on the feet Of Koydc.
Was wonderful Two little Japanese
boys performed fcats az tho top Of
the poles that we're astounding.
Prot AndO, tho Royal Japanese
luEgler was alao good The aud.
cnco was made up IN large part OF
Japanese.
"over the Sea"
over the Sea. "a sensational mrln.
drama Of English convict ne in
Australia. opened al the Third Ave.
rue thenter yesterday. The play A.
produced under the direction Of
Holden Bros. by good company
The story " the play IL beauti.
ful one. but at times Improbable
The second act ~ the play shows
prison IN England before the con.
Nlrtr are sent 60 the penal colony
The hero prisoner shows his great
amount ~ nerve ana rutt.,t. A.. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

act of knocking out three armed
men. single handed. thr villain be-.
iuE one OF them. he thon rsscuca d
follow prisoner. % mere boy from
the straight Jacket boo which hr lni
been put ny thr cruel warden pi
course thia H,t calls forth much up.
pluunc from tile cutlery
49, " Holden nH Francis Eden
the prison chaplain. playa hls part
we'll Tho part OF Tom Rubiuruu ls
airu well put on VS. Mr. i,Bvcunruft
Gertrude ~. Nudge as Susan wou
the sympathy Of the audience iu her
portrayal OF the unrt The play VII
run The balance OF the week
Frederick warde
Carpenters. scene painters. coHtun
erH uud electricians have been busy
Tor SOME dnyH past preparing f"i
Frederick Wnrdr'H special perform
HnDc of The Genius az shnkra
pcarr. 60 bee presented at the
Grand uu Wednesday might NO honor
~ Shakespeare birthday Tho pro-
gram Includes special music by th'
orchestra and appropriate vocal H'-
ioctiupa 10 qunrtrttvH from Camp GH
". -. ", and brief ad1renn ON
"The Genius Of Shakespeare" by
Prof Frederick Morgan padrlfnrd.
A 49, ~. -. .of the university. Then
comes the spectacular tnblrau din
closing the familiar creatures NJ
shakespeare fancy picturenqurly
grouped aud represented by various
members ~ the company. This VIII
boz followed Boy scenes from Julius
Caesar Hamlet. Macbeth. Richard
III, ana the great trial scene from
THE Merchant ~ Venice" srats
are now on sale for this perform
.nure. which promises 70 attract the
largrHt audience of the season.
Daniel Frawisy
Seats Tor the Fruwley engagement
~ three performance az the Grand