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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
DEATHS.

In his city, Jan. 81, George W., son OF Rich
ard w Smafdo aged "a years 4 months
Funeral on FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock. at
his late residence, No. 8. Kim street
In this city. Jan. 81. Patrick A Halpin. aged
90 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Boston papers
please copy.
In kuishtville. South Portland. Jan. 81. Sam'l
s., son OF John 5. and the late Annie NJ. Green
law aged "a years months
Notice of funeral herealter.l
In South Portland Jan. 30. johanna, widow
OF the late Thomas McCann, aged s4 yeats.
Funer Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock,
from the residence OF her son, Daniel \, Ne
Cam No. "a Main street.
fRequiem nigh mass Al 81 Dominic Church at
o O'clock Friends will kindly omit iowers.i =
In Augusta, Jan. 20. Eugene 4. Merrik aged
20 years. DC -
IN Sidney, Jan. %. Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds.
in Liishnsid Plains. Jan. 20, Enoch Adams.
N. d., aged 20 years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

There YVES a pleasant surprise birthday
party at the residence Of Mr. John Gree
ley, engineer on this Maine Central rail-
road, I7s ST. John street, Tuesday eve
ming which was attended by q large num-
ter OF friends. The party was arranged
by Mr. y. KEENAN,, engineer of the Boz
ton and Maine railroad and others. The
programme Of the evening included pro.
sressive whist, In which all participated.
During ths evening Mr.. Gresloy was pre-
sented several articles from individual
friends. attesting to the high esteem In
which he is held. Refreshments were
served.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
A SPLENDID SHOWING.

"1he annual report of the Commission
ers Of Mass. Savings Banks for year end
ing October 81. 1889, shows large gain
In Der osits over previous year. Based
upon this report the Wildey Savings
Bank Of Boston has issued Its Annual
Comparative Statement Of Mass. Savings
Banks, showing 'Gross and Net Gain ir
Deposits also per oentage Of Gain, Divi.
dend rate, etc. which Is concise and
comprehensive Issue. That Institution
made the largest Net Gain In Deposits and
Der centage Of Gain during the year,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
Portland, February l, 1900

OUR show window cannot fail to attract the
" attention of every who chances to
come this way today. Filled it is with
choice, dainty examples of fine muslin underwear it
is sure to appeal to the feminine heart
The window however, shows only few SAM
pies of our great stock. there many others
quite as beautiful and worthy of your attention,
which, owing to lack of room, could not be shown
in the window We'd be glad to have you come
and see them while the line is fresh and new
Long white muslin Skirts, with deep finely
tucked founce, trimmed with five rows of narrow
lace insertion and finished with lace edge. Others
trimmed with deep founce with insertions and wide
Swiss embroidery Plain Skirts with deep hounce
finely tucked and deep hemstitched edge. Corset
Covers; the fronts Of solid tuckng, lace yoke edge
with narrow lace and finished with dainty ribbons,
French Corset Covers, deep round neck trimmed
with fine laces and dainty Swiss embroideries,
Corset Covers with square neck, neck or high
neck all dantly trimmed Beautiful Nightrobes
the entire yoke, front and back, made of lace
finished at the neck and sleeves with lace ruff1es
and dainty ribbon bows. Wide sailor collar effects
the collar of fine tucking edged with Swiss embroid
cry Nightrobes with round yokes and wide bre-
telles over the shoulder finished with insertions
and edge to match-Thefes no end to the variety
of really exquisite creations in Muslin Underwear
way to be seen here now. We invite you person
ally to call and let US show you the entire line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
SUSPECTED CT SwINDL.ING.

On com plant of several well known
citizens, the police yesterday morning ar
rested Orlando r. Cash, who has been
circulating a subscription paper, and
collecting considerable money ostens!bly
for the purpose OF getting his son home
from the Utica. n. Y. hospital, where 1t
Is alleged the young man has bssn fer
some time past 1t is claimed by the pee
pie vino made tbs complaint that Cash Is
getting money under false PIE lenses. The
police have telegraphed to Utica. for the
purpose Of finding out If his son is in the
hospital thtrs. Cash belongs in West
brook. He will be put before the court
today unlt IS 1t should be asoertained that
he really has sick son In Utica.
= Yesterday sfteI neon a telegram was re-
ceived by City Marshal Sylvester from the
u tica chief Of Iol!oe, saying that no man
ty the name Of Cash Is In hospital there.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
Resolutions Adopted gu Death Of
Major Timer Of ROtkland.
Officers of Association
Entertain Visitors.
Paper Read on First Aid to
the Wounded.

The school of instruction for officers Of
the First Maine regiment was con tinued
yesterday morning at nine clock in Il
company's room at the Armory.
{. Major b. II. Bradbury read very in
struetive paper on "Firss Aid to the In
iured." His remarks were illustrated by
many examples in putting on bandagss.
etc. and were listened to with nue.: at
tentien by thofe present. The address was
quite exhaustive and occupied consider
able portion OF the forenoon session. The
remainder of the time after Major Brad
bury closed his remarks was occupied by
q general discussion Of drill regulations.
Yesterday afternoons session was called
at two O'Clock and many interesting
papers were read. The following resolu-
tions were introduced by Msjor Charles
Collins ana unanimously adopted: .
Whereas. We, the officers Of the First
Regiment Infantry, n. q. s. NJ. as
semhled at Portland, January 81, 1900, at
our school OF Instruction being together
for the fret time since the muster out OF
the regiment from the volunteer service,
do express our sincere sympathy for the
death OF cur late Major Ralph X. Ulmer
VINO died at his home at Rockland, Me-,
September 4, 1s9S, from sickness oon-
tractsd at Camp George II. Thomas while
in the service Of the United States.
Therefore be 1t,
Resolved, That In the death OF Major
Ulmer. this regiment loses most excel
lent and Jealous officer ana kindly associ-
ate, one that was devoted to duty, highly
efficient, just and impartial, upright and
true in all relations OF life, and whose
ISuu - H. fR..1 hwSh nkA afti
GERS and men. In his death, the city Of
Rockland loses one Of her for smos6 oiti-
zens. respected konored and loved by all
the bar of the state, member Of the
hishest talent; and the State Of Maine Q
valuable officer and most worthy son.
Resolved, That In appreciation Of his
high character. his services as commits
stoned officer from January 8, 1869, till
his death and the respect and estesm 10
which ne was held, that the foregoing IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
sHEpnEY CAMP ANNIVERSARY.

VA nk AAN&sA A<Asoh - -
Shepley Camp. No. 4, Sons OF Vete-
rans, held All informal Observance OF its
l7h anniversary Tuesday evening, at
their headg usrters on Plum street. sup
Der was served at which general OF the
mem bers OF the Ladies' Aid society were
In attendance. A graphophone enter
tainment was furnished during the even
ing;
At the meeting prior to the supper q
committe was appointed to arrange for
the observance Of Lincoln's birthday At
the camp hall. Tuesday evening Febru-
ary 10. A COMMITTEES was also appointed
to make arrangements for the entertain
ment of the division enoampment, to be
held In this oity in June. Col. K. d.
Smith and Division Qusrtermaster, A.
G. Uloudman Of Wsstbrook, were present
as guests OF the camp.
A small delegation Of the camp mem
hers from Yarmouth and Wvstbrook.
were also In attendance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
MARRIAGES

In Mechanic Falls Jan. 20. by Rev. L. w.
Webber. Harry 7. Goodale of Bucksport and
Mabel +. Haley Of Ranxeley. Maine
In Fryeburg. Jan. 80. by Rev. Baman n. Stone,
Andrew Blake and Miss Priscilla Beatrice HAIR
mOnd both OF Brownield.
la Bath. Jan. 20. George r. Smith and Bertha
NJ. Brown.
In Thomaston. ian. "a, Capt. Arthur James
Elliot and Miss Lila Agnes Burbank.
la South Paris, Jan. -, Paul l.. Lock anu
Miss EXsella Bedard, bota OF Norway.
la Ridonyile, Bert NJ. Trip OF Rumford and
Miss Sylvia NJ. Babb Of Mexico.
In Jefferson. Jan. 20, Atwood Kennedy and
Miss Emily SideliLger.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
AN INTERESTING WINDOW.

The two great first floor show windows
of Oren Hoopsr's Cons are attracting even
more notice than usual this week. The
west window shows q model kitchen,
completely furnished. 1t contains, among
other things "a family sizs double oven
"Magee Kitchen" range with FURNISHED
copper hot water tank, the latest pattern
of elste sink, refrigerator, kitchen uten-
81 Is, etc.
4. Ths east window Ii fitted up as model
bathroom, with the latest ideas In ssni.
tary open plumbing. The walls are hand
somsly tiled, and all the luxurious nickel
plated convenienoes are In place.
This fim Is doing great deal OF
plumbing work at present and Is recsiv-
ing much praise foI Its high GLASS work
along this line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
POLICE EXAMINING BOARD

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
police examining board was held at their
looms, City building. Tuesday evening
all the mHmb of the board. Messrs.
Mayberry. ellison and Perry being
present. John ID. Casey Of ward six, and
Newman II. Titoomb of ward one, candi-
dates appointment on the police force.
appeared before the board and wsrs ex-
amined.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
THE COURTS.
u. s. DISTRICT COURT.


Yesterday, in the United States District
court, petitions in bankruptcy were filed
by Andrea Billings OF Brownville; Joseph
l.. Irwin of Clinton, william K. Downs
of Dixtield, Royal q. Cannon Of Norway
and James l.. Chapman of North
Turner.
On motion Of United States District
Attorney Dyer. John b. Madigan was
admitted to practice in the United States
Circuit courts.
THE MAXWELL CASE.
The Maxwell case still seems to hang
fire for reasons unknown, except TO Fed
erai officials The United States has Is
sued extrndition papers and they have
been honored by the Crown. According
ly TO st. John dispatches Maxwell has
abandoned all efforts to resist extradition
and no court proceedings apparently, are
now pending. Still he remains In custody
in st. John and the day of bis arrival at
Portland appears as indefinite as at any
time sincs his arrest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
POSTMASTER FOR BRUNSWICK.

Washingt ID, January 3l.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to
the Senate today:
Ireasury-Ezra b. Bailey, collector Of
customs for the district Of Hartford, Ct.
Postmaster, Maine-C. K. Townsend.
brunswick; Wilbur Sawyer, Brewer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
SALE OF LADIES GOODS,

Tho sale of ladies's misses and child
ren's boots at tire Palmer Shoe Company
commences today and lasts until Mon
day. Their assortment this ysar Is large
than ever. and every pair Is a bargain.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL

Augusta, January Sl.--Governor
Powers and his council met this altar
noon and disposed Of large amount Of
routine business, after which they ad-
iourned to February %.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

kntoinette Merrill of Bridgton to David
:. Merrill of Bridgton for 81, lot Of land
In that town.
Arthur A. Burnham to William h.
Brown OF Brideton. for 81, let and Its
buildings in Bridstop.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01

entered on the records OF the regime mt,
and a copy be sent to the family OF the
deceased.
January 81. 1fC0.
BY Charles Collins.
Major LIST Regt. Infy.,
n. q. s. NJ,
There was an evening session from
eight until tsn O'Clock ana the officers
were later entertained by the recently
formed officers association at the rooms
Of the ArgonHut Social club. The school
Ill close this noon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
Be SOLD AT SIS CENTS ON THE DOLLAR IN tt

Mems Pants, 7Jc 20 4.A5
QIalf PTices.)
Boys Long Pants, ages 10 TO ID.
SIC
Boz - Knee Pants, 1Ac
canvas COnss, soc, xl.9J, w Id
Oyerails, 1otO 3sc
Jumpers. gao
Boys Jumpers, lOc
. Thousands OF other Bargains,
but we have no time or space to
mention them. Oar store il n
Httle out of the way but II pays
TO walk.
Remember this - HIGH
GRADE CLOTHING. An I'M
mense stock rrpietc with the
most stylish goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01
DON'T SPEND A DOLLAR UNTIL
Boys 0VERCOATS AND ULSTER


$780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-02-01

KnseP anSu to price Sl50 .!
neePa regular price 500,
two price 100
5bestst Boys'Su regular price 600
carried stock of Boys and Children
have
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06

q naigtebszs wdzieo1noscis skla-
dam pooz,ekowanie Zarzadowi wv.
Mar. Pol, "a otrzymaoe $4,000 po-
smiertnego 20 mojej zonis s. p. Az
toninie Jackowskiej. zara1em die.
kujsmy grupie 70 tow. Tsdeuszs
Kosciuszki.
Mech Pan Bog b}ogoslawi cs{e.
mu Lwiszkowi j tskze zyczymy jak
maj wiekszego rozwoju.
Wojcieoh Jaokowiak i d.ieoi.
Alpena, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
ZGODA

kozwiniecie sic aoiedzia. Lezac ma
ziemi przyzry,y liscmi opsdfemi W lie.
sieni, ! strscooy niby ola wszelkich u.
hytecznych celow, tofsdt TAX mai sobie
monologowsc:
,Nieetety coz "a ~nieruaczne st~orzenie
estem; tylko 1otsdz ns tym o'brxymim
pr zestworze. ID zegot nam byc DO.
mieazy ostatnini Gxiefami Bogas" Lecz
ten. ktory Jest Wszechwiedzscym. vie
takle przycsyne dlaczego. Cmiescif on
haIle S"orzeuie we wfasciwei sferze.
! p~rseznaczyf ola aoiedzia takAe pewIen
uozisf " ogoino ! siatowej c~rynnosci.
lax my W naszych pierwsxych latach
rozumiemy mozebnost piracy W naszam
zyciu. Gdy DIR. Peter Fahrney. 10 q
chfopiec, sleczso mad star oaytnemi k,ia.
gam zostawionemi mu przez d.isdks.
zoiers'ac opisy zalet r6znych zi6i / kwIa
s9w' ME pszypuszczaf z pewne tak wiel.
kie rezuttaty bedzie m6gf osiagnsc 2 tel
chioplece: ci. ka~osci. Ia to zsjmujscs
wiedza pozniei doirsaia ~rozszersona
przer jego studts m~edyczne | farmsoeu
tyczne, uzdolniia GO do dsnia swiatu,
GA ooora ,ysiecy tierpiscych ludzi. "
iormie pfynnei Ora Piotra Gomozo, kt6.
re az,s.aI roz1osi jego imie 1 sfawe DO
swlecie. 4 mafego. ciekawego zofedxia
"yrosf ma wielki dab dobroczyonosci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
Rome ~Organizacje.

ZwIazek Sokoi6w Polskich Amery.
ce. - Z. w. Reichel, sekretsrz, IS Psrk
St. Chicago.
Zwiazek MiodsIe,y Polskle, W Amery.
&c. J0zef H~ertuanowicz, sekr, l40
Augusta st., Chicago.
Tovarzystwo Centralne Polek.- Kou.
stancia Bytohska, sekr, sU7 5. Ashland
ave Chicago.
klub PstriotycZny Polek. - wfsdysfa.
wa C~hodzlnska, sekr., ss6 Armitage Ave,
Chicago.
Zwiszek Polek W Stansoh Zjedn. Am.
Pofn. - Sekretarks l.. Wofowska, 6s2
W. nth str, Chicago, III.
Tow. Polek GwiAZds Zwyoieztwa No. I.
- Anna Neuman, sekretarka, 62s n.
Ashland ave., Chicago, III.
Zwiazek Spiewak5w Polskich W Anne.
ryoe. - Sekr. +. l.. Gwisdaia, p. o., Bay
City, Mich.
Tow. Polsko Litewskie ,Unia Lubal.
ska. I. Bylinski, sekr, 703 w. 18th
Place, Chicago
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
POszukuje

mego meza Jozefa Kowalewskiego,
ktory z Chicago wyiechaf do Wor.
chester, Mass. i cd pewnego czasu
ME daje o sobie zadnej wiadomos-
CT. Wysoki. pociagiej twarzy, oczy
piwne, wfosy ciemne blond, wielki
amator polowania. Ktoby o MIN
wiedziai raczy mi iaskawie doniesc.
Marya Kowalewska,
SIT Market s., Waukegan. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
Chicago, 10 listop.ds 1900 r.

Jersey City. N. j., 10 listop. 1900.
ia, n.lej podpissps, skisdam 9
deozne podziekowsnis 90. Zarssdowi
Centralnsmu z. N. r. oras braciom
swiszkowym "a r.etelne ~wypiaoenie
mi posmiertnego " .umis 5000 20
S. p. metu moim jamie Janickim.
Dziekuje tskzs tow. Rremisslnikow
Polskich " Jersey City, do ktorsgo
MAJ moi mist zassoryt nals,st, IA
rss'elne wypfaoenie mi bene6tu | po
moo, ktora otrzymafsm prser CAT y
Prrecisg choroby msgo mezs, cd t.
goa sowarsystws. Ora. dziekujs
wssystkim tym, ktorzy oddali ostst-
ME przystuge zmsraemu.
Veronica JanicEa : dzieemi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06

800 dol. jake posmisrtne pc meau
uoiu, .. p. Lsonis Krus.yhskim,
ktory smart ma dniu 8 wraesnia T. b.
Rownoo,esnie d.iekujs tow TytUss
DsisiyhskisgO. grupis 27o q. N. p,
do kt6rsgo 6. p. Leon n~als.st, "a
wypisoenie mir r6wniea posmisrtnego
I towar.ysswa l "a troskliws opieke
TAX " ohorobis jsk ! prry pogr,ebie.
Tskts dsiekuje tow. Stefans Bus..
Ozyhskiego "a postage prsy choro.
bic | pogrsebis ! IA wypfaosnis mi
so dol.
Anna Rrussyhska.
Chicago, 10 listopads 1900 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
Polacy ma ~obczyznie.

- Ofary wojny. ,,Russk. Inv"
oglosii liste szeregowcow zabitych,
zmariych z powodu ran j przepad.
fych beg wiesci podczas wojny z
chihczykami. Lista ia siega pc d.
IA sierpniS OGDEN zabitych byio
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06
POdZiekOMania.

ia, nizej podPisans. skiadsn Zwisz.
kowi Mar. Pol. najszossrsse pod.ie
kowanie "a rzetelne wyplaoenie mi
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06

OLA ZWIAZKOWYCH!

Nintefszem donoimy, q wyrabiamv many wielka iiost nj skhdzIe .xczero
soyGh . IL Cold brszek Z herbem Nv. Mar Pol dsp aa nsle,scych do ZW.
var. rL broszkite as csfkowicits Eczero zfote a nerbZ Nv. Mar Pol. pekpie O.
mM3o"an czerwon no nieoteskoi bafo BrosEki e s bardzo odpowiednle n pre-
tnt gwiazdkowy. Broszxi To s akuratnie tel samej wislkoni lax wskaIa,s 20.
MEL mustrowane frmyi 50 shcznie odrobone. Naxwisko 4 mic rytuiemy' bez
pfHnhe Da zwiazko~cow wyrabiamy piekne szczeroi Ate brylokI (cha rems do
TOY z heroeme mahjowanym Nv. Mar. Pol ProImy lax nairychlei mad.
Smc ano"ienis. BrosGkit bryloki te wy etamy tylko d odsbrapiu pofowy lb
eskowtej goowkL Proany Ismawac podfag numeru.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06

Baltimore, Md, % listop. 1900.
ia, nizsj podpisana, skisdam szsn.
Z~iaskowi Mar. Pol. nsiszo.srsIs po
dsiekowanis Ia rzetslos ~wyplaoenie
mi 300 dol. jake p%osmiertns po me
IN moim s. p. Alsksym Welsans,
ktory 1msrt dnia 8 go sierpnis r. b
Rownoczssnie dziskuje grupis 4S7
tow. i'm. putk Zygmunta M&kow
skiego, do ktorej 8. p. ma. moi n,
letas, a osobliwie lynn czionkom, kto.
rzy sic przyczynili do ostatniei przy
siugi tax W chorobie jak i pray po
grzebie, staropol.kiem bog sapiat'
Angeiid Weizdnt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-06

Kazdy mole sobie teraz kupit ma
szynke do d~rukowania. DO juz tylko
90 cent0w kosztujs.
Poslijcie znaczek 2.c~en,owy DO
illustrowany katalog rozmaitych ma.
szynek do drukowania, siynnych ma
cafy SWAT harmonik6w, zegaik0w
kukutkowych zegarow, dobrych
brzytew oraz wielu innych ciekawycb
rzeczy. Adresujcie do:
:. KELTONIK,
PunxSutawney, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29
ITEMS FROM SPARTA.
What the Last Mail Brought In from
the Sandy Valley-A Newsy
Budget.

Sparta, May 29. 1900.
C. C. Muckley of North Industry was
in town Saturday on business.
Olive Burns of Canton spent a few
days with her parents.
James Kinney attended the Boxwell
examination at Canton Saturday.
w. c. Waltner of Canton spent Sun
day with his parents.
Bertha Fogle, who has been in Mag
nolia, is at home again.
Emma Carnes, who has been visiting
in Canton, has returned home.
Ward Dyer and Zelma Bowman are
attending school at Ada.
Bertha Young of Canton spent Sun
day at home.
Saturday evening. Thirty were present
and a good time was enjoyed.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social at ]. M. Howenstine's next Sat
urday evening, June I'd.
Prof. T. l.. Russell is at home from
Cleveland on a vacation.
The funeral of Samuel Stokes was
largely attended. Rev. Hill, of the Isl
Christian church of Canton, officiated
on Sunday afternoon. He is an able
preacher, and many favorable COM
ments were heard upon the sermon
The North Industry choir sang for the
funeral and sang impressively. He was
laid to rest beside his wife.
The third quarterly meeting will be
held at Bolivar next Saturday and Sun
day.
William Geckler and family spent as
cension day with his brother George al
Zoar Station. He found his brother
resting better, but is very sick yet.
Mrs. Oracle B. Darr and daughter
of Canton, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Howenstine at Howen-
stine station.
Hiram Stametz raised his big barr
last Friday. Russell Bros. have the
contract.
The blind singers will sing a few
nights in Pike in the near future.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-29
MASSILLON MATTERS

Massillon May 2S.-Judge William r.
Day, of Canton, and Judge w. w.
Lurton, of the U. s. circuit bench of
Nashville, Tenn, were visitors to the
city Sunday. Judges Day and Lurton,
Mrs. Lurton, and daughter, Mrs. Find
ley; Miss Alice Lynch, Miss Mary Bar
ber Attorney and Mrs. Austin Lynch
and Attorney and Mrs. r. S. Shields, Of
Canton. were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Kicks, Of North Pros
pect street. Judge A. ]. Kicks, and
wife of Cleveland were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Kicks, and the dis
tinguished guests spent pleasant hour
with the Cleveland Judge and the
Massillon banker.
HART POST.
The members of Hart Post G. A. R.,
marched in body to st. Mary's Catho-
lie church, Sunday evening, where fit-
ting memorial services were conducted
by the post chaplain and an address
teeming with patriotic eloquence was
delivered by Rev. Father II. v.
Kaempker.
AT DAVENPORT.
Messrs Tomlinson and Hunt, who left
Massillon, May Is, on bicycle tour to
California, arrived in Davenport, Iowa,
safe and sound Sunday morning. They
say roads through Illinois were much
better than those Of Ohio or Indiana.
They say they receive the most cordial
treatment along the road. Both riders
have become hardened and are making
good time.
L. ]. BLAKE.
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Further she says he has
squandered his money in drink and
then abused her. She tells that he
struck and kicked her until she was
finally compelled to leave him and go
back to her parents. She wants q d.
vorce. alimony and restoration to her
maiden name of Clara Baldwin. The
defendant works for Russell and Co.,
and they have been restrained from
paying him his wages till the claims Of
the wife are heard. The suit was
brought by Welty and Albaugh.
NEW TRIALS WANTED.
In the case of DR.. Scott VS.. Alex Null
lins, in which the doctor was defeated
on trial to jury Friday, Attorneys
Welty and Albaugh for Scott have filed
a motion for a new trial. They claim
the verdict was wrong and that there
was error in the trial.
Sterling and Braucher have also filed
a motion for a new trial in the case OF
Dannemiller and Co. against Henry
Leonard which was tried and decided
by the jury in favor of Leonard last
week. They find fault with the verdict
and say 1t was not according to the evil
dence and also urge error in admitting
certain evidence.