t .
AT
E NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
EW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
y doctor rats tt acta gently on the stonmeta
t and kiilnevn. and a pleiuunt laxative. Thli
ok Is made from liertn, and is prepared for ua
biij m i. it IB rmirii
a na e'er if.f'i srirsr3TBKV3 tc
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L3 Mayers Mazuello Catarrh Cure. A three
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painters!
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lJUllIMGKESS.
Pan Amerioan Oonferenco of Phy-
sioians and Surgoonsi
OLBVLLAITD CEETS THE HEALERS
Tho Greatest Gathering of Modlcnl Men
ISvnr Held In This Country Eminent
Scientists nt the Ilend of liuoh Oraau
lrod Section.
Washington. Sent. 8. The flrst Pan
Amerioan medical congress assembled this
morning nt 10 o'clock In Albnugh's Opera
liouso. Dr. William Popper, of Philadel
phia, president, called It to order, and
nfter prayer by William Paret, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of Maryland, President
Cleveland welcomed the delegates to the
United States, Hon. JohnW. Hoss.ahalr
man of the board of district commission
ers, extended a welcome to the city of
Washington, and Dr, Pepper niadu tho
address of wolcome on behalf uf the phy
sicians of the United States. To tbeso ad
dresses responses wero mad by soveral
delegates from Central and South Amer
ica. The mooting this morning Was tho
only general session of Jthe congress pro
vided for on the program.
Dr. Charles A. S. Head, of Cincinnati,
tho general secrotary of the congress, pre
sented his report. Dr. Adams, of tho com
mittee of arrangements, followed with his
report. Dr. Hlsquoz, of Venezuela, then
addressed the meeting, after which an ad
journment was taken. This afternoon,
and overy day thereafter during the timo
tllo delegates will bo together, they will
assemble in twenty-one separate sections,
and listen to papers and discussions de
voted to the several specialties of the
profession covered by the sections in
detail.
In the courso of the week there will bo
several entertainments provided for tho
Visitors, including a reception nt the Ar
lington hotel tonight by the ladles of tho
cabinet, a promenade concert at Metzer-
ott's hall and a trip to Mount Vernon. At
tho close of tho congress the foreign dele
gates will be taken to the World's fair nt
Chicago, going by way of Is'ew lork and
Niagara Falls. Tho party will leavo hero
Friday night.
The flrst Pan American modlcnl congress
promises to bo a pronounced success. Be
tween 1,200 and 1,500 delegates are expec
ted. They represent the important coun
tries of tho threo Americas. Every dele
gate iu the sections is a specialist In his
calling. Tho foreigners were appointed by
their respective governments. The Invito- i
tions for the congress wero Issued lu the
name of the president of the united
States.
A spocial and novel feature in the con
gress will be tho presence of 300 delegates,
named by thu governors of .tho states of
the Union. Thoy are here solely to attend
the tcssions on hygiene and quarantine, or
public health. Of the two bessions that
promlso most Interest to the public will bo
presided ovor by Medical Director Albert
h. Gihon, U. S, N. (that on hygiene, clim
atology and demography), the other ses
sion has for president Surgeon General
Wyman, of the Marino Hosplsal service,
and is the session on hygiene and quaran
tine. Over 800 papers will be read, and the
lltarature of tho congress will mark a new
area in the advance of medicine, surgery
and hygiene. Each section has its own
olllcers, and meets us an independent body.
The papers will be road In Spanish, French
and Kuglish.
THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS.
Cardinal Gibbons' Address Kecelved with
Great Knthttslatm.
Chicago, Sept. 8. Solemn high mass nt
Bt. Mary's church marked the formal
opening of the Columbian congress, of the
United States, a lurga number of delegates
being in attendance. At the conclusion of
the service those in attendance repaired to
to the Art Institute, where, during the en
tire week, the largest and moat compre
hensive gathering over held under tho
auspices of any single denomination will
be held.
There were fully 5,000 persons In tho
audience when Secretary Onahan, of the
committee on organization, culled the
gathering to order In the Hall of Colum
bus. After the reading of the official cull
by thu secretary, Archbishop Fcehan, of
Chicago welcomed the visitors to tho
World's Fair city, and to the Cathollu
congress.
The World's Columbian exposition was
represented by Hon. Thomas 11. Dryan,
who referred to the congresses as the most
enduring part of the World's fair. Tho
opening address was delivered by his
eminence Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of
Ualtlmore. He was received with great
enthusiasm, aud was obliged to wait tov
eral minutes before his voice could bo
heard.
Pennsylvania Cliautuufiun.
HAitrtisnuno, Sopt. 5, At n meeting of
the board of managers of the Pennsyl
vania Chautauqua those olllcers were
elected: President, George IS. Stewart,
HarriBburg; vice-presidents. Rev. N. O.
Bchaell'er, I). D., Lancaster; Hon. Thomas
C. Zimmerman, Iteadtng; corresponding
secretary, Rev. H. A. Gerdsen, Lebanon;
treasurer, George K Hise, Lebanon. Tho
reports showed that the Chautauqua,
during Us two years of history, had ex
pended over 121,000, and that iu indebted
ness, which Is for the plant, amounts to
10,000. The last assembly was a success
ful one, the receipts being $4,000.
Datli of Culonal llouapartv.
Boston, Sept. 5. Colonel Jerome Bona
parte died at his summer home, at Pride's '
Crossing, near Manchester -by-the- Sea.
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte wns born on
Nov. 5, 1880, In Baltimore. He wns the .
third of that name In the United fatates,
being the son of Jerome Bonaparte, who '
Was th. only son of l'rlnco Jerome, King
' ' .
more, lie was tntiii the nephew oi tne
late Prince Napoleon, generally called
"Plon-Plon," and a graudnephew of Na
poleon I,
Carnegie's Homestead Works Ilesuin.
PlTTSBUBO, Sept 5. Every department
of the Carnegie steel plunt at Homestead
started yesterday, giving employment to
8,000. About 500 are yet Idle. They will
be provided with work iu a few days.
About 700 men were given employment at
the Braddock wire works, which also re
sinned operations. No wage reduction
was offered as had been anticipated,
The Jersey Murder Mystery.
Philadei.huia, tiept. 5. A chain ot
circumstantial coincidences lead to the
belief that the body of the murdered man
found In Todd's woods, QlouatwUr oounty,
Mew Jersey, and at present awaiting Iden
tification, is that of Jacob P. Adams, ot
6202 Tulip street, Taoony.
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white lead made by the "Old Dutch"
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M alt In it
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Cornnr Stotm Dny n Holiday In
the lllstrlct
Washington, Sept. 5. The senate had n
long ftud wearisome session yesterday, with
little of interest to enliven the proceedings.
The house bill for the roj.-nl of portion of
the Sherman aot was kept steadily to the
front after it was taken .ip. and it was
etlll before the senate at the time of ad
journment. Speeches '--ere mime upon Ii
by Senators Cullum (!: p., 1IU.), Coke
(Dem Tex.) and Peffor (IVp . K in.) Mr
Cullom's speech was in iav.ii- of uncondi
tional repeal. Mr. Coke'n luralubt it and
for free coinage of silver (a parity to 1
established by reducing the weight of gold
coin) ttiul'Mr. Pofler's for tha rusturation
of tho colnuge act of 1837 and at the pies
eut ratio of 10 to 1.
Among the minor incidents of the ses
sion was the passage of lha house joint
resolution, making the ltstu of Sjpt. (1803),
the 100th anniversary of laying the i comer
Btono of tho Capitol, a holiday iu the Dis
trict of Columbia, and the defeat of a
resolution (8 to 41) offered by Mr. Allen
(Pop., Neb.), for an adjournment of tho
senate In recognition of Labor Day.
KnlKhts of Friendship.
ItKADINO, Pa., Sept. 5. The third an
nual session of the Grand Consultation
Knights Consultant, Order of the Knights
of Friendship, wus held hero. The follow
ing officers wero elected: Grand past grand
sir knight commander, u. D. Fitchtborne
grand sir knight commander, J. L. Itoth
grand sir knight senior mentor,' II. V
Frentzell, all of Ueadiug; grand sir knight
! Junor mentor, C. h. Kueclit, Alluntown:
j grand sir knight director, W. W. Buhlcr;
grand sir knight sentinel, Isaac Wolf, both
of Heading; grand recorder, J. Harry
bcheetz, Allentown; grand assistant re
corder, A. A. Limning, Philadelphia, and
grand trustee, G. F. Uelnhart, Allentown
Dr. Gravi'H Suicide.
Denver, Sept. 5, The attorneys and
friends of T. Timelier Graves, the famous
prisoner who killed himself in his cell iu
tho county jail Monday by taking some
subilo unknown poison, tiro opposing tho
effort to hold an autopsy and inquest.
Those who bolievo him guilty of the mur
der of Mrs. B.irnaby are said to be con
templating connecting the poison by which
the doctor ended his own troubles with
that contained iu the mysterious bottlo of
whisky sent to Mrs. llarnaby from he
friends lu the woods." The county com
missioners have decided not to bear th
expense of an autopsy, and therefore uono
will be held.
Ihm Oolumbus GnrnTels.
Wasuimqtok, Sept. 6. Captain Victor
Ma Concas Pulau, commanding thu Span
ish caravels at the World's fair, nudSenor
Joe Fellpo Sagrarlo, first secretary of the
Spanish legation, were at the navy depart
ment, yetterday in connection with turn
ing over the caravel Santa Maria to the
United States government. Captain Con
cas has received directions from the Span
ish government to make the transfer at
once. The caravels Nina nnd Pinta were
built by the United States and the Santa
Mirl" wM built by bpaln, with th.unaei'
etnndlug that it should be presented to
(his government.
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Tin nll nrriltrt. n Cninh . n a luirA failflnmip of.
Its leading to Consumption. SutLOU's Cuns
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Horses and Carriages to Hire.
Hauling ot all kinds promptly attended tc
nurse uaen to ooara,
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PEAR ALLKY. Rm IWi Hwfow Sin.
TWICE TOLD TALES!
Are sometimes a bore, but when the peo
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Tea at lower rates than anywhere In this
town, they ars glad to test the truth ot
the oft repeated story. Pull line ot Gro
ceries, Butter and Kgia, PoUtoes, Green
-jruca, uuy uou straw.
tier's Cheap Cash Store
ha. i WB2T mm mm.
?iik mawsK Miwwim . 2n?i
How it Hajlenedi
.iiuiuiiutYiuKreiiiiirKiiL
Ile event In a lady's
: "Foralona: time 1
hud n torrihlo pnln at my
lilt' Will lntorpsM tin rniirln
iicart, which llut-
ered almost lnrmwnntlv.
and could not aleen. I
i nati no iinnetitp
tosltun In bed and Iwlrh
ould ho compelled
noli until 1 thought ovuru,
gas irom my siom
mlnuto would b
Uiur of onnresslnn
"'J imu A.lcu Iras ii, ii;'l
about rav haart. and 1 vim
full bronth. I couldn't by
nut sitting down nnd ri
afraid to draw a
oep a room wit li
sting; but, thank
cart Curo all that
God, by the help of New II
ispastnnu i ieei iiko and
foru UHliiir the New Honrt.
thor woman, lle-
dlirercnt so-called remedlc
Ouro I hud taken
ny doctors without any l
both discouraged and ulmiW
ltnlttrlit. tn n lw.ll Ii. nt lip I
sand been treatpd
nerlt until I wan
istpd. My husband
Cure, and nm happy to sny
It, as 1 now havu it spier
Sines' Now Ilpitrt
1 never rptrruttcui
sleep well. I WPlRhed 145 p
id Id n pnet Ite and
minds when I he-
autaKingtiio romeuy, an
Is eiTuct In my cast) lias I
1 now 1 weigh I.KM.
wen truly muri el
other mpdlcliip I
oui. it iar surpasses any
liavo over taken or any
pionellt 1 over i-p-
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Ml W Mmllnnl fV. l'lblmrt BVt. Or by tllO 1 )r.
lip. nniCMi' niiw nnn I'uru .
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s sVI. exnross nre-
naiu. 'ilil4 crreat rllftrnvn
y by an eminent
contains neither
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A CURE QUA
RANTEED
DR. J. B. M.
10i5 Arch St., Ph
IKYER,
la., Pa.
rjLMi nt once, no ODeratlon or
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delay from busl
cures, ondorse-
montjt of nhyilchns. Indies a.d)l
promlmrt citl
iiltntlon free aivl
zensoan uow.t.iiiii'C'iuue. .uum
frtricuy coiuiocnup'. r;enci it r
onico Houio : o n.ii.
Ircumrs.
to O P.rt.
mam:3 p2 Esrrnia.,
acs.
The followiujr uron foivof the
many that lmro
been entirely cirtu ui j.upii
MAYDlt'S rj'Klt.' :51ENT : I
.inn .! r.. SchttEt. 2:20 Kcrth llrii
ito by ill:. J.i..
lid St., Phlla.
,'liCo., Pa.
15. U. Shaesly, yhedton, lmurbl
F. is. Hntsra r, 1 Docnixvsue, i
It. A. Hall. Kowlcn. N. J.
.liihn )I..'tehirt'r.YfllowlIoui.e
A. 8. Klringeina, Limekiln 1'. ti
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8. Jor.09 Phr.ps, Kcnnct Bqunn
A. A. Goldi.jcnthy, C'eut'alln.t
C. llorlias1, Jiullca 11111, N. J.
U S. Htss, r.ocklilll. I'n.
P. A Krciu, glatlngton, Ta.
E. M. Small, I'eunt Alto. Va.
.las. Davis, rlttvllle, !Hnd ward,
r,. H. Kunkel, 1181 Linden St . .'
.'.on w. Watt. Korristcwn. i'n.
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Pa
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Id, Pa.
'J. IiBCKol, 2X1 Keeso rit . I'nua.
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Thousands Assemblo to Witness
Yesterday's Events.
THE HALF MILE RECORD LOWERED
Thn Onntnst Iletweun II. O. Whralfir, of
the .Vutloiml Cycling Assoolntlnn nr
AmorlnH, nnd J. W. Knliuflnld, Cliiimplun
of Itnglnud, Hon by tho Aiuerlcnn.
NBW YoHK, Sept. 8. The largest crowd
that has yet attended a race meet of the
New York Cycling association was that
assembled at Manhattan field yesterday to
tee the contest lu the various scratch events
between H. C. Wheeler, of Orange, N. J.,
the crnok-n-jaok of the National Cycling
association of America, and J. W. Scho
field, champion of Knglaml. After the
one mllo scratch nice, which was tho first
event on the program, Schofleld, who was
entered for all the other races, withdrew
on the ground that ho did not euro to get
tangled up with so many crack riders.
At tho close of tho first heat, In which
Schofiold finished second, Hess, Dorntnge
and Kluge all complainod of being Inter
fered with by tha Englishman. It was
tho general Impression Unit Schofleld had
been pretty neatly pookuteil. Hu was un
doubtedly placed at n disadvantage by the
four lap track, as he was not used to quite
so many turns. His trainer nlso alalmed
that, owing to his long sea voyage he was
fnr from being in proper form, although
his work in tho consolation race was su
perior to that of any of his competitors.
Bartholomew, who won the flrst heat of
the one mile handicap, had the misfortune
In full lu the lost heat, which threw him
out of thu race. Frank Albert was lead
ing on the fourth mile of the five mile
handicap, when his wheel collapsed nnd
gave hlut n severe fall. Ashinger was t-o
close to him at tiie time that he also fell.
They both scrambled to their feet and Al
bert gave A'her u good start in his excite
ment before giving himself a tliouirht. Ho
was severely injured and had to bo assisted
to hU drossing room. Ashinger finished
fifth ns it was.
Tho races were of a spirited order, nnd
more Interest was shown by tho public
than has been evinced at any previous
meeting held in this vicinity under tho nus
pices of the National Cycling association.
Tho winners were:
Ouo Mile Open First heat, won by II. C.
Wheeler, Orange, N. J.
Second and final heat, won by H. C.
Wheeler. Timo, 2.40.
One Mile Handicap First heat, won by
H. E. Bartholomew, Lewlsburg, Pa., 75
yards. Time, 2:'.'( 1-5.
second heal, won by H. C Wheeler,
-.cratch. Time, 2.25 1-5.
Third aud llual heat, won by H. C.
Wheeler. Time. 2.23 1 5.
Two Mile Hnndioap Won by Frank
Albert, 270 yards. Time, 4.63 4-5,
Five Mile Handicap-Won by
BIcli, scratch. Time, 13.19.
A. B.
One Mile Consolation, for those who
failed to win lu the previous races Won
by J. W. Schofleld. Time, 2.50 1-5.
nroUci the Ilnlf Mllo Ileaord.
Hartfoiid, Conn., Sept. 5. The flrst
day's races of the Hartford Wheel olub at
Charter Oak park yesterday was attended
by 500 people. Sanger and a number of
crack Chicago riders who werp entered did
not appear. The Springfiold men captured
all of the big events. Tyler broke tho
world's record for tha hnlf mile, riding In
1.01 2-5. This is 2-3 of a seoond lower than
Zimmerman's time. He also out the quar
ter mile, Hying start, record In competi
tion, down'.to254-5, Wiudledidaquarterin
23 3-5. This was also under Zimmerman's
record of 27 seconds, made last year at tha
same track. The winners worn:
One mils novlce O. E. Nettleton, Hnrt
ford; time 2.4S 2-5. One half-mllo open
W. W. Wlndle, Springfield; time 1.012-5;
last quarter In .20 3-5. One hnlf mile in
ternational H. C. Tyler, Springfield; time
1,13; last uqarter.ln .234-5, One mile S.SJ
class E. C. Bald. Buffalo; time 2.4L One
mile handicap E. G. Bald, Buffalo (65
yards); tlmo2.104-5. One mile L. A. W.,
state championship A. W. Warren. Hart
ford; time 2.3S 2-5. One mile 2.43 class &
"W. Heyer, Hartford; time 8.302-5.
First Annns.1 Meet nt lUd Bank.
Red Bank, N. J., Sept, 5. The first an
nual road meet of the Hod Bank cyclers
was held on Broad street yesterday after
noon. About 4,000 people witnessed the
races. There were eight events on the
program, and some of them were run oil
In very fast time. Harry Martin, of the
Asbury Park wheelmen, carried off the
honors of the day. The prizes were elab
orate trophies presumed by the merchnuts
of the town.
New ncnrd ICstabllshed.
SrnACUSE, N, Y., Sept. 5. At tho labor ,
day race meet of the Syracuse association
yesterday William Vau AVaggoner, of this
citv. rods a mile neninst time with hands
off and made the mile iu 2.302-5, establish
iug a world's record.
K. G. II. OHlcers.
ABBUHT Pabk, Sept. 5. The flrst annual
parade of the Knights of Golden Eagle was
held here yesterday. Nearly a score of
il iff i A it castles were in Una and made a '
gonn q.iowlng. After the parade a busl- I
nesa meeting was held, at which the fol
lowing grand officers were elected; Past
grand chief, Joseph Arnold, of Camden; .
grand olilef, It. M. Faust, of Woodbridge; :
grand vice chief, W. C. Hunter, of Sweeds- (
borough; grand air herald, Frank Farley, i
of Trenton; grand high priest, J. C. '
i
Traohell, of Cramer Hill; grand keeper of
the exchequer, J. S. Highly, of Woodbury;
grand master of reoords, E. D. Slnseman,
ot Camden; grand trustee, W. A. Barrows,
ef Mount Holly.
GoTcrnor I'uttlson Off for Ohloago.
HAKKI8BUHS, Sept. 5. Go-emor Pattl-
son and staff, Generals Snowden, Decbert,
Gobin and Wiley aud staffs, the regimen
tal colonels of the National Guard, with
representatives of the United Btntes army
and nary, left yeeterday afternoon for
Chicago to take part in the observance of
l'ttuneylvanla day at the (air on Thursday.
The Governor was accompanied by his
wife and family and several ladles from
Harrisburg.
Chief Justico Gordon Dead.
Bbookvillk, Pa., Sept. 5. Isaac G.
Gordon, ex-ehlef Justice of the supreme
eourt of Peunsrlvanla, died at his resi
dence in this place yesterday afternoon,
after a long and painful illness. HU
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, tha laterment being in
the cemetery here. lie was Tt years of
. '
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