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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
REV. FATHER PARK.
Complimentary Moution of his Recent
Visit to PnrksrsburE.

SouP"hohhry mouuOn OF MS Ntcent
Visit to Parkersburg.
Tho following kind words for u we'll
known member Of tho Wheeling clergy
will Gnd many an echo among Wheel.
Ing people. Professionals as we'll as Cath.
olios; thoy arc from tho Parkersbure
State Journal:
Rov. Father II. +. Park, who has
boon assisting ut st. Xavier's church,
returned homo TO Wheeling Yesterday.
Tho venerable father Is dearly loved by
tho Catholics as we'll rs many OF our
oldest citizcns, who knew him aud wero
well acquainted with him whom ho was
pastor oil ST. Navicr'a church some
yeara ago. For about twenty or twenty
ilvo years Father Park presided over the
Catholic FLOCK" as no calls them, In
this city. lilo saw hia people grow In
numbers and In influence. Under his
wiso administration OF affairs the hand.
somo and imposing structure, St.
Navier's church, was built. lilo takes n
just pride in his church In this city and
also in tho fact that through him and
under his guidance It waa built and ito
inllnonco increased.
Many Of our older citizens called on
Father Park at the rectory during his
stay here. lilo was rs much pleased
to 500 them and to talk OF old times
with them as thoy wcro to 500 and talk
with him. About twolvo or fifteen
years ago no gave up his charge hero
and wont to Wheeling. where he is now
vicar'general Of tho diocese aud chap
lain OF Mt. DeChantal.
limo has changed tho appearance OF
Father Park. but that same warm gent.
ality which mado for him many friends,
both inside and outside OF tho church,
still clings to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Has tastcs incidentally. In keeping with
other luxuries. A remedy must DO
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in composition, truly benc.
fetal in effect and entirely FREQ from
every Objectionable quality. If really
i'll he consults physician; il constipat.
cd no use, the gentle family laxative,
Syrup OF Figs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
The Wish Grntliird,

You havo ofton wished for something
to tako tho place OF pills. Now try n
% cont package OF Simmons Liver
Regulator, powder. Take it dry. on tho
tongue, or mako it into tea. 1t ia
pleasant to take, and gives quick relief
two good recommendations. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

o. W. O. HARDMAN, sheriff Of Tyler
county, W. Va. appreciates q good
thing and docs not hesitate to say 80.
Ho was almost Frustrated with cold
whom no procured bottle Of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. He says: ut
gave me prompt relief. I find it to DO
an invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

and take stock in Wost Virginia Savings
and Building Association, No. llGO Main
stroot. Money to loan on real estate.
Shares 25 conts. Office hours, G:l5 to
S:l5 every Monday evening. Mas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21
Low Round Trip Rates to Pittsburgh, Pa,
YIN tho Il. & o.. Enhruurx ~ IANS

On above dnto tho baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling aud Bcllairo to Pitts
burgh, Pa, Mt ono iaro for tho round
trip. Tickets good returning until
tho ODD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

EvERynopY Is drinking alo now
bcst winior drink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

Try MISUNDERSTANDING ale and
porter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-21

ALE ia tho bost drink; Smiths Is tho
best ale.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

fem 3ug mebrer, Sic G6uuter. 8us perz
1te6t 10 Oaner bDn Der Muf'! s. fptel f6on
flint Sa6r unb BOB a Snfrument i'm 3tpdnz
5ig W}art, tpenn'S g1anqt. @pgar Bel Die
Siroler1dnger 6ub' / f6on o'fpielf, bin 3tpoa
mal 'raus9'rufn iporp'n. @p, moan 7,
baben's bann fpieoer rein a biirf'n? 9erein
biirf'n? 3mun3'g Morf bab I berbeont
iiberbauptS mog' / nit @a6na ntmmer reb'n
unb g'fptelt nirb CAB EXTRA fetn 3uq me6r.
8raoo! Jag i, @pe5i, pennft nimmer 3iagIt,
3d6l' / glei' q 3ebnerl. Ser nimmt qan8 falt
Dos 3ebnerl unbfagt: mas fi6 q Mu1iter ais
g'fdIen lafen mueB! 8Iei9 barauf fpielt
er: r8erldfen, berlafen". 8etm &udud
fag' /, metn 3ebnerl ipteber einreib'n, Sic
Ipiel'n ia! Warum net QQr 1breit er, b0s
i8' auf algemetnes 8erlonQe1t, / timm na6er
G6pn 3um Sdmmeln. Nun, bent i mir, Der
Men19 fpinnt. Gletd6 b'rauf 6GGt er mir
N Seller boris @'it9t unb be6aupt', I 6dtt'
nm q 3eAnerl a neu4s Stud b'ftellt. Nfein'
&unOf9dft, Dem Die flint Wdrfl M rausz
triebelt balm, bttGtigt bie1e 2ug ltno Iagt,
er bGtt's felber 9'6Drt, pte i y0erlaf'n"
dng'f9afft bub uno neil ct mpaB pas /
fir a Wtuiifnarr mar, 70 butt er Ii6 gar net
g'punbert. s. glaub, Die Bumper 6dtt'n
q'f6por'n, i butt a stud b'teQt. Mtr
I"tretten bin unD Der uno fimmd 5'leBt gu
0anbgreifli6fetten uno mein' &unDf9aft
bat gang rt4tig auf mein' Sett'n g'f9lag'n.
SIM @'pergI ttmmt Saner an b 6~armpnifa,
Die auf'n SLID g'ftattben is, Der 8lasbaGg
faQt hunter, friegt Elm Sritt, t6uet No n
Drummer unb aus mars. Dos mar etgent=
li9 Der ri6tigite Sob fir 10 q Martertnftru=
ment; aber Da mpant Der @tgent6iimer, /
1o1t eam a neue !9armonie faufa; g'ppant
bat er unb %be6aupt't, i bGtP ear1's 8rob
g'1to6rn. Nber Oa rii6rt mi nir'n! 1iaber
bret BON Die egpptti9'n 9lag'n 6er3aubern,
dls our 0ual Der Mfenf4beit bur4 Nnf4afz
fen BON 10 aner Muftt ~beitrag'n! SSeBt bat
Der gemeine Menf6 no n @6anbarm a.
bolt, baB +. 3abl'n font ober perarretirt
nerD'! @igentbiimli6eripeis bat Der Sem
BARN aber az gar ia WtrIifg'60r g'6abt unb
bat ft9 bdfitr emit 4teben, baB mir bret unb
Der Wtrth tpegen llnfug uno &u6eitOrung,
Der Mfuittant aber EXTRA peQen unerloubten
getperb5mGBtgen SpielenS aufg'19rieben
perben. s. bdtt' eam Oor 5reub umdrmetn
t0nnen, 0'rum moanet i, baB BEL mir
Der l1nfug aa mo- tpegfaG'n ioGt, neil I
un19ulbig iiberfaQ'n norb'n bin uno mi
net nit cine 9armDnita auf3ptd'n lafen
tbua!
Oas @eri9t ging aber nt9t barauf Elm
u1b belieB es BET Der ausge1pro9enen @elbz
itrufe, gu mai Die iibrigen 8etbeiligten unb
inSbeionbere Der 16pergepritfte Muifant
Die Der6dngten Strofen einTpru6sloS emit
rt9tet batten,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

ipru9 erboben piro, bieTe 6teueruuflaqe
bert6ttger, abGrtbern unb gang uno gar
aufbe6en. ST cine 8erOrbnung beitdtigt
urb cine 8erufung ba9egen ntGt eingeleqt,
ober Die @a9e enbgiiItig entf9ieoen, D0nn
muB Der Contract binnen 30 3agen bar
geben tperben, unb bon bieier 8ergebun3
muB Dffentli3 @n5eige gema4t peroen.
Die Mebr3abl Der @runbbeTtber fam Die
Qrbett gu Dem Preife, 81 ipel4em tie etnsln
nnternebmer 5ugefprochen purbe, felbIt por=
ne6men laffen, = cine gang neue 8eft{mz
mung; fe geI6iebt Oann unter @ufii4t ber
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT Die Dir
belt get6an, 70 bat Die 8ebOrbe binnen 90
3agen Dem @eri9t iiber Die Soften 8eri6t
81 eritatten, unb penn bann nod @el5
iibrig lit, 70 tptrb bdfel6e BON @ert4t&=
fpegen ben @runO6efibern gutgef4rieben un0
biefel6en be3ablen bann nur bas mas nDG
febIt, nm Die Soften 81 beden,
9as fitb bic 6auptbe~ 1timmungen Ser
@orlage, Die Der jebigen ~briifenben @pe5iatz
beiteuerung Elm @nbe MAIDEN IoQ,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
-Gr hnt @mmeinI" 0iefe1

- nGr bat @3pein!" 0iefer i'm Qe<
tpDbnlt6en 2e6en Dielgebrau4te, 10 btel
mie y@r bat Slid" bebeutenDe @usbrud,
bat 1einsn 11rfprung tpo4rfdsinIi9 in ben
altoeuti4en @4iiBenfeIten. 0ie 8relIe fir
bic beiten @9iiBen maren oft S4tere, 10
mar i'm Sabre 14OO in Miinhen etn ftattz
lt4er Miober ubas Bette, 1888 gu Niirnz
berg Elm Bferb nit rot6er Oede Der erite
8rets. Der leBte 8rei5 betanb mel items
in einem, S9tpein pber bielmebr in einem
@9mein9en. bas Der priti@metfter Hntsr
btelen fpOttil9en @IiidpiinI4en iiberret9te.
@ls oann ipdter Die preiie nun nod in @elb
ooer &leinobien BEL tanben, bebielt in ben
9epinnOer3et4nifen Der leBte preis bod
tmmer ben Namen Die San, @Qerbtngs
tOnnte maj Die Sadie audi aus benz &ar~
tenfptel ertlGren, tpO bic NB mod in btelen
@egenoen r@ou" betBt, @er biefe b03ite
&arte inn Spiel Dfters betommt, bat ie ndh
Der iibli4en &ebetpeiie u@augIiid" ober gar
vSau>S@pein".
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
Giner BON oenen, Ole nidt ale
tper6en.

9oB geptiie O1eni6en ntcbt ale tper6en,
le6rte cine 8erDanblung, melhe in Berlin
bpr ser Oterten Straffammer itottfonb.
8or bieier bate ii9 Scr &oufmann
Gbrtltian Gu6olpb 6Onig 81 peranttDorten,
tpGbrenb Ser Wfil6bGnoler 6eblau ais 8ez
laitun9S3euge 9e9en i'm a%uftr0t. 0crr
60ntg mnrOe tpegen MISUNDERSTANDING
eur Seranttportur1g 9e5o9en. NlS er III Der
StepbanitraBe ipobnte, pfle9te CT Die III leiz
nem 0altSbdlte notbipenot9e Wftlc6 bel benz
WilbbGnbler Scblau 5u cntnebmen, aber
nicbt iofort 81 be3abIen. Q[(5 icin S6uG6z
fonto auf IA 90. nngetpabien mar, belt ct
ben Qu9enbliG fit gefommen, nm Ben
m%abnenDen WtldbbGnbler fir cine gr0Bere
Ttnan5Operation GIT %gctutnnen. ST. macbte
Dem etnfaden Wanne, De. ieincr Heoegabe
segeniiber p0uig iDiuenlo5 mar, flar, baB ct
icin @elo am itcberitcn aulcgte, !penn ct ibm
no6 200 so. Daar letben ltn0 bafiir nicht
MIR etnen auf letne Trar, ais Der 8e1tberin
ieiner WtObel, auSgciteuten Wecbici, ionoerH
nod alS grOBere Siberbeit cineu 0erpfGnz
bun8Si6ein Der Wt0be[ in @mpfang nebmen
tpiirbe. Ser 3cuge CAB AUDI ipirtlidb baS
@cl0 gegen ben Wecblel lno Dem SCbein Der,
CT IteB itcA arb ipGter nob brett iblagen,
Dem Qngetlagteu cine fleinere Summe fit
einige 8tepen BreiBelbeeren 81 3abIen, Die
it3 htnterber ais total p~erfault eriptelen.
@intge Sage Dor Dem GerfaItage 6cs
WecblelS eridien Der Nn8eflagte bel 6errn
6c6lau un6 lteB .iicb bic betDen gapicre
no6 etnmal 5eigen. ST. erfldrte furS uu6
binbtg, OaB bic Sa6e bod anberS 9enlocbt
&Derben millie, nm MIGHT nit Dem Nucber7
geieb i'll Sonflttt 5u fommen, 5errtB plOblieb
ben 8erpfGnOun9Si6ein unb ben We6ieL
uno i6ob 0em 3eugen 8pet an6ere @ebiel
bin, Die er ielbit accepttrt bate. 0ieie
6attcn nOb ben Sebler, boB iie it6er Sabr
un0 Sag licfen. @be Ser l3euge iber bic
Gon3e Situatton tlar geDOrben tuar, mar
5onig ibon lGn9it aus @eiidbtSipeite.
Teblou tpartete ~gebUIot9 Sa9r uno Sag, che
er Die Wecblel 5ur 8cSablun9 Doripeilen
fonnte. ST. erntete aber babel bon Dem
Nngetlagten nur Spot un6 6obn uno
tpuroc BON ibm mlebrere W}ale libel 3uge>
ridbtet. @inmal mari ser Qn9cflo9te Die
Stubcntbltr 10 cnergti6 Dor benz unbeque>
men Wtabner ms SbLoB, baB 6eilen 6o1enz
bein feltgetlemmt nrrDe unO CT 9enGtbigt
mar, nit ettem Wfeiier cin StitG BON Der
Sole ab5ui9neiOen. Tcblau muBte tlagen,
ct legte nob Elm gan3 Shelf @ert5tsfoitcn
barauf, UNI iblisBli9 etn3uie6cn, baB, no
NIGHTS lit, 0l9 ber &ojicr ie;n &ebt Derloz
ren bat. Den @erluit ieincS @eiOeS Bate
Der braOc Wtann Oieueicbt nod peribmer3t
- 6oB aber 6err 6onig Bel einem 8egc8z
men auf Der StraBe i'm AUDI no6 iDabcnz
tro9 auslobte, 5erriB ben Sdben ieiner &C.
bulb. ST. unterbreitete Der Staatsantpalts
i3oft Die Sa6la9e II 6ieie fOrmulirte
etne Nntla9c tpcgen MISUNDERSTANDING
Die Stroftammer ipar nit BENT Staatsonz
malt Der Qtniicbt, OaB bier Elm gan3 perfiber
Strei6 ei1cS iebr geipan0ten Wcniden
gegenitber ctnem ettpaS lbmcrfGlIi8en
Wtanne porliege. SER 6oni8 tuur0e OeSz
balb 81 6 WOnaten @efdn9niB unb 300
Wart @clOitrafe eDent. nOcb 2 Wonaten
@efGngniB perurtbeilt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Oarum mar au9 Dem GpnOitot 3eit g~elafien
porOen, cen bereinbarten 8etrag Sob gu
6ef9affen, neil linn Ion1t BON Der @OlDz
maflern Die 0aumI4rauben angeiebt rpOrben
pdren.
SOB baS @pnbitot i'm @tarbe Iein lptrb,
ben We9felturs quf GonOon auf ber 009e
q. +. 10 nieorig) 3u balten, baB es ii6 ni6t
lo6nt, Sob aus3ufiibren, miro man db@
parten mifien, sis ieBt 1T es ibm geGua=
gen, tpenn au9 borgeitern nun nit tnapper
got6. Sebes berartige 5inan3man0Osr
tOitet bas Spnbifat Elm Gtiid @elp rno bas
ge6t bonl Prcfit ab, ben es an ben Bombs
ma9t, @ber bas Sob blei6t babel i'm
8unbes19ab,
Q8enn es aber benz Brd1ibenten geGingt,
Das @ol0 i'm G6aBe gu bebalten, bann Eat
bas 2ano bos Experiment audi nit elmer
6alben Miuion 9ollars msbr 3tnIen oui
80 Sabre binauS ni6t gu tbeuer be3ablt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

= Sin @9ulmam in Milpaufee, Der an
elmer borttgen 1tdbtif9en @9uGe felt Sobren
tbGtig 1T, f6tei6t 81 Dem Nrtitel pPriigelz
I3ulen" an Die &ebattion bes n4benDbGatt" !:
8cnn Der Stat nit feinen erpabIenn
8iirgern nt3t obne Strafen unD 3u9tbdu@
Ter fertig perOen fam, tpte IoQ Die S6ule
iol9es tbun %fOnnen, ba bod Die S6Iler
mod niAt gu Der @elbft6e6erri6unJ geIangt
ftnD, Die man BON @rtpaGfenen ertDartet,
Die falf9e .9umanitGt in Der S6ule DirD
So ten Der gut er3ogenen
&tnber geibt, benin 5tpet ober brei b0Ie
&angen in elmer Slaie geniigen, I'm Dem
2ebrer bas 2eben Iauer gu MAIDEN un0 Die
iibrtgen fortpdbrenb gu it0ren unb ie ain
geoetblt3en Sorti9ritt gu binbern. 0aben
benin 3pet ober bret robe unge3ogene Bur
f9en mebr Ge4t als Die i%ibrigen 50 biz 60?
9ie 6erren G3ulrdt6e unb 9%unanitGt5>
buieler BON 3eitungsf9retbern Iouten 6uert
ben Staat beranlafen, D6ne 3u9t6dufsr
fertig gu tperben, ebe ie prpbiren in Ter
@@uIe Srbnung gu balten, obne Die N}itteI
gu 9eben it3 @ebOrIam unb NutOritdt gu
Oerf9affen,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
GiRen6aRn- &aRrnRdne.

GS9tc0go & gtorfbne ftern= 81 ctb aDn. Gtdet
" Offtces: 9os. 206-20S @lorfsStroBe, an her
GatIeD anenue Station unO om 9cppt SIDE g0eas,
nno &inaie=StroBs.
Nhfohrf 0rftrfl
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

EShtcn9o, 0tiItu0Mfee & ct. 0auI=G tTeubabn
" Stnht=3idet=Otice POI @Iort=StraBe; Selepbone
2l9o 9toir. union 4afio9ier sStatiOn @ouaI, Adams.
uu0 Mtabliou=StroBe
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

cSte NtGsI=8IGte! - gtekp @orf Gbtcaao
unS st. &DmiSsGifcnbabn.
Sepot: @de @larf= uub 3,pDlfter Strabe.
.&69llA. i 8d9lIt. ous9en. SOnnt Mbf0brI Wnfnnfs
S s:si0 8os + s S's s6ff6a seSrtS : egptsb 2 5:S5 81 81 9 983 = =
gfelp 9or d Solton @rpreS ........F 500 III >8:OOM
We9et Der 6obrpretie ober Better in @9Iufu6qen ri6.
Sci. $50 Mtoin.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

SIM Nben6bIatt ftn6et man oue tG6tis
i6cn Neutafeiten unO telcgrapbji6en 9cz
pelben. 9tur 6 Gents Sic @ode.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
g linton pafen9er Station.
IvgHGnnSuIVdnid lines.

TEHs@W ~FUWEV0s1 NWEEWF~ UIFV FWVtTVW@~*~
GidcT-Ofices: @n Der Station, in 24S 9. SInTo
GtroBs. SIDE Sodion, uuo i'm Auoitoriuut+ooteL
9urd=3Ige fobren ipie folgt mad @ertrals3eit:
'G6Qli@. tGdalih, ousoen0nn1ett So1ntG9s.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Nbfcaap, Ro6 Sstawo G SactRc=Sabm. -
" YaiI1gier.StatiDu. 8an gureu=5tr. Elm Biol
fhh!ih bonn 9ooro ri 3robe, 3idet.Cftce: lW @lorfItr.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19
OMAHA. 9eg utoines. Sender.

EESEEa[IzES1 Gbie&Se, Burlington g Outme9
EIlM9HTaYSN Gtieubabn.
yglSH4tSNME Stir TidetB uub SdIafpaeen fpre1t
EEs sEfYREu Dor in 2lI &lorfsGtr. II. IN Der linton
kJIpUlA5SMI RaTIen9er Station @~aIaLStrake uno
N9&AM4&A4&al Adams.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the QUEEN INSURANCE
the State of New York on the 3lst day of December
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

GSbieasS & @aFtsrm SatnptS G~tIenbaba.
SidetpSfices 230 glarf.Str.. AuOttorluW.AnneE
1no Ro~iogiersStatioH 9earDpru, uHo 8olt=Str.
'2d9i4. tSOuHtaes ousgen. Abfobrt antunfs
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

~~S u. Ut. 9.-pSbe Wtogara SANS StOute". 9idets
Offices. 81 @Iarf Ctr. uub Stati0neu II. Str. unb Bari
Notp, q. Str, 80. Ctr. umb Rpoe NorE
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

GrUuo Jtapto5 3i9c p0 6. s 20. 81. 9abu, abfQbrt
f6:35 Nt; 1900 81; '1l:45 " autunit: '7;20 81:
Tl:25 g.: 1850 q.
Sroab 8{apiog bra 9. 81. & 3. q. g., abfobrt: 1880
g.; <Ii:3OQ 81. stntuuft: '7;1O 81; 1905 81.
'Sdatin + ausaeu. @ouutoas. : ausgsn. Wontas.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-19

Serre Saute uno @oonspiIe $500.
Sanoile & Su0. Mtineral SprIn9s
@1tco9o uno ytaiboiIe Stmite0.. 49,.
&erre Poute uRb Gn0HSpiae 80. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-06-20
CROP PROSPECTS,

Northern Ohio crop conditions, as reported
June II, are as follows; Showers were general
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, but they
were light in most places and have been insult
ficient to improve the condition of vegetation
to any considerable extent, but were of great
value as the ground is very dry. Wheat is
headed and seems TO be filling fairly well, but
the heads and straw are short, and the crop
will be light. Oats do not show much improve
ment during the week, and are heading with
very short straw Corn shows a good growth
considering the dryness of the ground, and
looks well, but many fields are small owing to
its having been replanted. Potatoes in nearly
all counties have made good growth but in
many places bugs are numerous, Meadows
and pastures are very short, and the hay croT
will be very light. Clover is being cut in
many places; yield small. The strawberry crop
is very light. The fruit trees are dropping
badly, but enough yet remains TO admit of a
| fair crop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-06-20
GROUND TO DEATH.
A Thirteen Year Old Boy Loses
His Life Under Car
Wheels,

Samuel Schininchsy, l3 year old boy re-
siding at 81 Nimisilla street, lost his life in q
horrible manner yesterday afternoon.
He was playing along the tracks of the C. c.
& s., railroad near Nimsila street with a
number of companions. A freight train came
along and as is the custom, Stacked up for a
moment. The boys seeing chance to secure
a ride started to board the cars. Samuel had
caught hold of a fiat car and was Just pulling
himself up when the train gave a sudden jerk
forward in starting again The boy fell back
of the car on to the track Eight fiat cars and
a cabose passed over his legs cutting them
entirely OFF.
The scalp was almost pulled of his head, and
he received several bad gashes about the body.
As soon as the train had passed the boy at
tempted to rise and walk around on the stumps
of his legs. He was carried to his home and
Drs. A. b. Walker and II. S. Schuflel were
summoned. They saw that the boy was doomed
to die and so made him as comfortable as pos
sible by hypodermic injections and dressing
his wounds. 1t was decided not to cause the
boy any further shock by amputatiOn. He
lived over an hour after the accident and was
conscious up to the time of his death. His
mother is widow and is in poor Circumstance
es, The family moved to this country only
about three months ago. There are six chill
dren.
The boys remains were inferred in West
lawn cemetery at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-06-20
GETTING TO WORK.
New Presbyterian Church Appoints
COmmittees-First Service June
30-Sunday School Picnic.

About one hundred persons were present at
the residence of Rev. H. c. Ferguson last
night, to arrange the details for the new Pres
byterian church.
The matter of taking out their church letters
was taken up. All of those present whose
names were on the petition signifed their
intention of taking out their letters from the
old church. Arrangements were also made to
see those who were not present and obtain
their consent to lifting the letters from the
first church. A committee was then appoint
ed to see the elders and procure the member
ship certificates in bunch.
II. II. Rabe and Mr.. Knight were appointed
a committee to find place for the organiza-
tion meeting next Tuesday and also to arrange
for permanent place. The people still ap-
pear to be almost unanimously in favor of
renting the opera house, and it is very probable
that this place will beselected.
Elders will be elected at the meeting next
Tuesday night. 1t is undertood that T. H.
Rabe will be chosen as presiding elder. The
session will then extend call to Rev. Fergu-
son. As il will take some time for Presbytery
to act on the request, the pastor will be APP
pointed to preach from Sabbath to Sabbath un-
til fully installed. The first services of the
Second church will be held on Sunday, June 80
The new organization will have Sunday
school picnic at Meyers lake week after next,
if they can start Sunday school by that time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-06-20
AFTER 81 YEARS
James Herbst is Arrested for Embez
zlement-A Remarkable Case
in Court.

A case out Of the ordinary line, and one that
every possible effort has been made to keep
from the public, is on the docket in justice
Bowers court. A week ago last Monday
James Herbst of Marion street was arrested ON
the charge of embezzling s40O from Leonard
Betz Bond was furnished and the prelim-
mary examination set for a future date, attor.
ney Charles c. Upham being engaged to rep
resent the defendant.
1t is charged that in April, 1s6s Leonarp
Betz who at that time was an extensive dealer
in produce, gave Herbst S400 and started him
out with horse and wagon to purchase butter
and eggs. According to the claim of the pros
ecution Herbst went as far as Zoar, where he
left the horse and wagon, and with the money
departed for other regions, leaving his wife
and family in this city. As far as known
Herbst never returned to Canton until few
weeks ago, and he was arrested shortly after
his arrival here.
Since the transaction Leonard Betz has died
and the present action is brought at the in
stance of G, Eicher, who is administrator o.
the estate, de bonus non. Mrs. Betz, who Il
now over so years of age, says she saw tn,
money paid to Herbst.
News reporter called at the Herbst resi-
dence ON Marion street yesterday afternoon
and was told that Mr.. Herbst was too bnsy I,
be seen. When informed that the reporter de
sired a statement from the defendant In thu
present action, a lady behind screen door ne
marked that he had nothing 10 say, excepting
that he did not want the matter published.
Herbst was given hearing this morning be
fore justice Bowers and bound over toawait tb'
action Of the grand jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-06-20
METHopIsTs WILL pEpIcATE,

Preparations are being made for an extensive
dedication Of the new Methodist church at
Massillon next Sunday. The services will
really begin Friday night when the new organ
will be dedicated by concert given by Fred
eric Archer.
Mr.. Archer was born In 1888, in
Oxford, England. When nine years of age he
could play at sight, with unerring accuracy,
any composition within the scope of his fin
gers. At the age of ID he was appointed or
ganist of st. Clements church and Merton
College chapel Later in life he was appointed
organist of the Royal PanopticOn, London,
which contained the frat distinctiyely concert
organ in England.
In 1862 he gave daily recitals at the
Universal Exhibition, and afterwards he gave
reqittls at the Albert hall, and Crystal Palace.
Histriumphs in Great Britain were many and
varied, and in 1881 he came TO America, TAX
ing charge of the Plymouth church organ,
while Beecher was still in his prime.
At the services Sunday morning Alfred
Baehrens will preside at the organ and Prof,
Korthem we'll lead the chorus. On Sunday
AFTERNOON there will be formal dedication
services at which Rev. NJ. O. Grimes and Rev.
/. X. RAIDER OF this city will take part and
Rev. w. j. Wilson formerly Of Canton and
Rev. y. p. Edmonds will speak.