Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
| PLANS
For New Edifice
To be Erected In Bar
berton Next Year.
Building Boilers For
Steam Ships.
Russian Marine Returned to
His Squad.
Many Visitors at the lnn-Late
Barberton News.
Especial Correspondence.)

Barbcrton, Sept. 2i--Early next
spring work will be commenced on the
new Catholic church ut the corner of
Lake and Sixth ayes. Plans are now
being prepared.
The cost of the church will be $15,.
900, and It will be the finest structure
in Bnrberton. Rev. Jos. G. Sheffield,
rector of ST. Augustine's church, stat
ed to Democrat reporter that the
building would be 5Sx96 and the prin-
cipal materials would be pressed brick
and terra Gotta. II will have a base
ment and seating capacity of 500. 1t
is intended to have IL completed by
next September.
An order, for 81 boilers, to be placed
In two of the largest steamships ever
built In this country, has been received
by the Stirling Boiler company. The
ships are being built by the Great
Eastern Shipbulding company. The
boilers will develop $50 horse power
each. The ships viii be $40 feet long,
| A.. a.,I fnn in
company has attained great
reputation as builder of boilers for
steamships.
The Russian marine. who was sent
to Akron on an errand Saturday, and
failed 70 return In a limited time. was
found by Akron police Saturday after
noon and returned TO Lieut.. NJ Boro-
| wsky. He had become tired of this
country and was about to prepare to
return to Russia. He will not be pun
ished. Lieut. Borowsky and four
men, who have been here n year and
half, win go TO Philadelphia in two
weeks and then home.
The Democrats will hold a meeting
here on September 20 Every voter is
requested to be present ana hear Sum
nit county's noted lawyer, $. q. Rog
ers discuss the issues OF the day. AT
torncy o. y. Eberharl viii also speak.
Glen Albert, aged | months and -
days, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schcld-
Ter. of Stirling ave-, died Sunday night
of brain fovcr Tho remains were re-
moved to Gallon today where they
were Inferred.
The Columbia Chemical company
has bought railroad engine TO he
used exclusively Tor moving freight
from one part Of the yard to another.
Miss Maggie Gctzen of Columbus,
called on Chas, Ball yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs G. IL, Melchcr of Clcve-
land. were the guests of w. NJ. Perrctt
nt the Inn yesterday.
Misses Eta H. Marsh and Ada Hans
com, and Messrs. j. II. Thrall and IL,
W. .\lcorp witnessed QUO Vadis' pre-
duccd N the Opera House In Clcve-
land, saturday evening,
Thet Chorus club viii organize next
month for the winter.
Miss Tlllle Alexander OF Pittsburg,
is enjoying visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
W, A. Johnston.
I w. ]. Benuer OF Cleveland, is visit
ing his brother, DR., |. Il. Benner.
The Bowling. club will meet tonight
TO arrange schedule of games.
Mrs. y. C. Chandler ana children
are home from a visit In Cleveland
Akron guests nj the Inn Sunday were
Mr.. o. G. Barber. Miss Lawson, Ernest
SNYDER Miss Frances Ohler, Chas. w.
Cross, Miss Helen Brewster Mrs. A..
A. Brewster Mrs. II. o. Stanley, Joe
Jones and Mr., and Mrs. II. A. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Seller of Shelby,
land MIR. and Mrs. w. Is. Yost of Bed.
ford, took supper at the Inn last night,