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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
" Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w aru k i.
renumerata wynosi rOcznie

w q 4 - ~
Abonenci oplacajacy W1ARusA
z do{u, konlecznie musz2 pfaclc
900 pa jeden rok, rozumle SIG
- takze "a rok 1890, lubo W tym
roku Ola przedp}acicieli czyli p}a~
cacych naprz6d, roczna ropfate
znizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no
vych abonent6w i przesle cd
kazdego ca}oroczny abonament z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego p%rzese4ac bedz1e~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazery'
Z awazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo,
viedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ycnmiast podac wydawcy W1ARUsA
sw6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi$ gazety "a posrednlctwem
listowego lu!b innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARus pose}any be-
die dalej. Skoro 'kto zaprzestanie
odbieraG gazette, powinien wpicrw
xap}acic iezeli co "a mia winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARusA ma
lezy przese}a6 przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tel p~rzesefat abonament W dolarach
pspierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lab dwucen
towych zhaczkach pocztowych, lecz
iezeli abouament, " TAXI spos6b
prxes}any, " drodze przepadnie Eco
sie W tym krajn bardzo rzadko
.darza) wydawca W1ARusA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzial'
nosci. Take listy ~najlepiej kazat
M poczcie registrowat DO wtenczas,
urzad, pocztowy bierze ma siebie 90.
powiedzialnos6, re wraz Z zawartos'
oia dojda ma miejsce przeznaczenia'
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
niezne do W1ARusA adrescwat:
Il. Derdouski
500 +. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Ola tego tez Wszystko Jak mai
wspanialej v ko6ciele SIC odby}o.
70 skoDczonej mssy slubDej
wszyscy m1odzl ludzle j oraz
wszyscy ich krewni udali sic na
cmentarz, ably mad grobem sp
Karola Kabudy. OLGA mlodej PAM
odprawic r6zaniec. Czynili to cd
sieb,e, bez wszelkiej podniety 2
jakiejbadzkolwiek strony.
Mech laska Boskas mlode]
pare j calej druzynie t~owarzyszy
przez wszystkie dni>N ich zywota
d~oczesnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

sztywne Tub przesilone musz-
ku}y wnet naprowr6t odzyskuja
size, elastycznokt, jezeli sic je ma
ciera severy olejkiem sw. Gotha-
da,. Dzia}a on przeciw wszelkim
opuchlicnom, bolom reumatycznym
i wszelkim innym, czesto "a jedncm
natarciem. - Cena scot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
MAST AGENCl.

Upowa3nieni 50 do kolektowa.
Il abonamentu W1ARusA nastepu
,,cy nasi agenci mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. Franciszek
w ardYn.
nay CITY, Mich. - Alexander
Nicdzielski, 1914 Is Str
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowskl
gu. 7l2 s. Bond Str.
NANTlCOKE Pa.-Fr. Jabfohsk
OAK H1LL.-st. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. - Adam
Bambonek.
wlLNo Mimi. J. Groohovski
20 Nm LAKE. pod Chicago. -
] o.sf sera6nlak, $500 Hermitage
ave.
souTHBEND. Ind:
Jan +. Trssbiatowski
sao7 So Waisot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
POLKA

" niedzie]e o godz. i poi pc
po1udniu wypuszczono W Poznanlu
panne Janine Omahkowska z are
STU policyjnego, " ktorym prze~
siedzia}a 5 dni "a to, re dziatwie
polsk,ej udzielala bezp}atnie matt
XII jezyka ojczystego. Gas kary u
p}ywaI wprawdzie dopiero o godz.
6 wieczorem. lecz wypuszczono jae
kilka godz. PREDICT, p'awdopodo~
bnie ola tego, ably zapobiedz urza-
dzeniu owacyi dzielnej patryotce
re strony ludnosci polsklej.
Mimo to, jak donosza pisma
poznanskie, pred gmachem polls
cyjnym oczekiwa}y ma panne
Omankowska liczne tlulny. Kiedy
wyszla na ulice, tfumy przyjety ja
okrzykami, a dwoch pan6w przy-
stspilo do niej Z bulietami, poczem
wsiedll Z aia do dor6zki, ably ja
odwiesG do domu. Zbite t}umy pur
blicznosci p~odqiy4y "a doroik4e,
obsypujac Ja kwlatami. Ma placu
Wllhelmowskim przystapilo kilkul
robotnlk65w do dor6zkl, kt6rxy
cbcivli lonie odprzadz ! sami Ode
5wiesd panne Omankowska do ME
s1k:nl. Towar1ysx.cy jej panowie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

nie pozwolili jednak IA 70. n.
ulicy strzalowsi pred misszka-
MEM panny omahkowskiej oczeki-
waly il znowu tlumy, kt6rre jej
zgotowaly owacye. Jakis robotnik
przystaplI ! pocafowal panne
Omankowskas 81 reke ma dow6d =
cunku. Panna Omankowska bardzo
by1a wzrnszona tent dowodami
szacunku. Policya zachowala SIG
bardzo przyzwoicie.
Robotnicy poznahscy doreczyll
pannie Omankowskiej adres haste
pujacej tresci:
oMy robotnicy z Poznania a
sy1amy nasze na~jszczersze uznanie
"a owe wielkie poswiecenie SIG "
sprawie naszych dziatek. Jest to
jeden zn6w dow6d meczehstwa "a
tax szlachetny czyn, kt6ry pozosta-
ME nam zawsze pamieci. Me jess
tesmy narodem bogatym, abysmy
mogli z}ozyc jake ofiare, ale serca
nasze przepe}nione czcia ku PAM,
beda zanos,6 do tronu Stw6rcy
modify o zdrowie i silly do dalszej
piracy ma niwie ~ojczystei." {Liczne
podpisy.)
z G6rnego Slaska cd 'oaaezek
radszedf nastepujacy, telegram:
Wdniu odzyskania swobody,
kt6rej PAM ME wahafas sic zfozyG
W ofierze ma ~o}tarzu ojczyzny. my
nizej podpisane " imieniu wielu
innych rodaczek z Gjrneego slas-
ka przesy4amy PAM wyrazy szcze.'
rego uznanla i czci g4ebokieij po-
nine ma s}owa poety, Swieta milos-
CT kochanej ojczyzny it'd"
Wleczorem odby} sic ma czese
panny Omankowsklej wieczorek.
Geese i uznanie d~zieinej Police,
oby p~oswiecene jej przvnios1o jak
najobfltsze plony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
Podr6z . ~pu4kownika
Mi}kowskiego.

O~
Mi}kowskiego.
New York, "a pazdzierni-
ka. - KS, proboszcz Sigma
nowski. rezydujacy w Perth
Amboy. N. Y, dowiedziaw~
sly sig. ze W Niedziele Fl
Pazdziernika 20 po|udniu.
miaI pulkownik Miikowski,
proszony O to przez grupy
Z. N. P, do Perth Amboy
przyjechat wyst6sowaf
tegoz dnia, rano, do swoich
parahan kazanie, w ktorem
i'm m6wi{, re dis ma do mas
przybyc starry ouropejski
socyalista, anarchista it'd it'd,
kt6rego warcholy tutejsze
p]rzyjmowac maja. Pos}uchaj-
Gle go, a On odbierze wan
[koscio}, odbierze wan ksie~~
dza, plebanie, it'd. it'd, albo-
wien on to wszystko ~chce
abyscie ma jakis tam Skarb
Narodowy odda]i. A wiecie
co to jest Skarb Narodowy?
W tym duchu trwa}o dalej
kazanie ksiedza, kt6ry zatrzy'
|mal sic dopiero, iak zobaczy},
lie paru sfuchaczy Z pierw-
wszych }awek wysz}o z kos
ciola.
! lego samego dnia o 5
wieczorcm przyby} do Perth
Amboy pulkowpik. Ma kolei
czeka} ma niego, opr6cz de-
|legacyi grup i. towarzystw
mieiscowych pod przewod-
nictwem OBJ Borowicza, ME-
|zliczony tfum ciekawy
zapewne ujrze6, jak wyglada
6w straszliwy anarchista - i
okazal sic ~nadzwyczaj ola
tegoz a%narchisty zyczli wynn.
Pc kr6tkiem przywitaniu
odwieziono pu}kownika do
|hotelu, gdzie O 8-mej vie
czorem ~zgromadzili sic okolo
suto z~astawionego stolu dele
gael rozmaitych towarzystw
W liczbie okolo 40.
Vice ma Geese pulkownika
odbyl sic drugiego dnia VIE
Iczorem = przybyiy po Cos
ella do hotelu liczne towarzy-
silva uszykowane W uroczy-
srym pochodzie, W kt6rym
bral udzial parotysieczny
tlum. Ma czele pochodu po-
stepowala polska artylerya z
armata (baterya III imienia
pu}kownika MiIkowsk;ego) "a
MA unIfOrmoWanl ArakuSl J
inni. w powozach goscie
i czlonkowie komitetu PREY
|jecia.
w hall Pulaskiege ME
zmiesc;la sic nawet drobna
Geese przybylych ma uroczys
tost pomimo oddalenia
hall tel Cd srodka miasta =
jak sic cisza zrobi'a. pre-,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
kerespoudmcye Wiarwa,
La CROSSE, Wis.

n-- E>@B.4yr #EsE-EN&5E~ E-F
Dnia 5go b. m. odby1 sic v
kosciele sw. Krzy1a v La Crosse
Stub p. Piotra soboty, syna To-
masza soboty : North Creek'u. Z
: p.nna Anna habudz'anI*. maj
mlodsz. o6;rka PAM Mary,nny La
budzinej.
Wsxyscy druzbowie, wszystk'e
druchny i m4oda para prav'e be1
wyjatku byli uczniaml lab uczen-
uicami ksiedza ANGELINA krolla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

m6wiI pierwszy Oh. Borowicz
prz~edstaWiajac obecnym GO
scia, p~rzypominajac CO bylo|
0 czlowieku tym PoWiedzia-1
pc " wigilia jego Przyjazdu
W kosciele j objaSniajac
jakim jest wlasciwie cziowie-
KEN, kt6rego Polacy wsze~
die TAX %przyimuja i Pc co tu
przyjechal.
Okrzyki entuzyastyczne::
/, Mech zyje pulkownik' pre-
.rywa'y.mowe co chwila J
rzesiste oklaski wynadgrodzi-
" oratora.
Zabral nastepnie CLOS OBJ.
Slowik, delegowany z Phi
ladelphii, oddajac pu}kowni-
ka Polakom w Perth Amboys
Przemawiali jeszcze Pc
angielsku adwokat' Lains,
major miasta p. harrington i
OBJ. Klonowski; pc polsku
kap;tan Ogihski wykazuiac
lie zlego robia CT, ktorzy bra
ci intrygami swemi r6znia, j
pu}kownik witany okrzykami
i hucznemi oklaskami, kt6re
move jego co chwila przery~
wa'y.
Naza)utrz, % pazdziernika
OBJ. Borowicz i Slowik 3D.
prowadzili Gozcia do Newar.~
.ku. gdzie przyjal goscine
oharowana mu serdecznie i
bez stawianiu mu specyal~
nych warunkow przez. zacne~
90, szanownego / kochanego
proboszcza para6i polskiej w
Newarku, ks. Masnickiego.
Oby sic tacy ma kamienju
rodzi]i!
Plebania .skromna, - kos
ciolek skromny, a szkoia
postawiono staraniem ks.
proboszcza MaSnickiego wspa~
niala.
Geese / u7nanie takiemu'
ksiedzu, takiemu Polakowi.
Przyjecie tutaj pu]kownika.
ostanie zapewne W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, by}o bardzo
wspaniale.
Przemawiali, opr6cz pub
kownika, kt6ry, jak zwykle,
m6wil ma kohcu. ks;adz Mas
nicki, OBJ. Stawski, veteran Z.
r. 1892, Borowicz, Slowik /
J6zef Milkowski a nareszc;e
ks. Swider, kapelan domu
emigracyjnego W New Yorku
W spos6b przepiekny.
Sk}adki ma Skarb, tax "
Perth Amboy iak W Newar-
ku przyniosly W kazdej z tych
miejscowosci po kilkanasc'e
dolar6w..
Pc przenocowaniu u gos~
cinneso ksiedza proboszcza,
podazy} nazajutrz pu'kown'k
Milkowski do New
Yorku, zkad 80 pazdzieri'ika
do Europy po-
wrotem.
|(Z Dz1ENN1KA NARoDowEGo).
.korespoudeacye Wiarwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Z4ym skutkom zaziebieuia
morn predko zapobiedz, zazywaiac
Severy tabliczki kuracyi zfotej
(Severa's Gold cure Tablets. Do
konuja ore w~yleczenia W icdnym
dniu. Starsj sic mice je " domu i
uzywaj je W pore. - IS ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Drobne El .l'l,'lll
CHICAGO. I'll. Tutaj
aresztowany zosta| i stawiony
pred. sad przysieg'ych J6zef
Dolidski, podejrzany Q "a.
mordowanie Czecha Antonio.
90 LII, brata burmistrza
miasta Pragi. w g}owie ME-
boszczyka. tkwi|y dwie kule
r~ewolwerowe, gardlo by]o
przerzniete, twarz pocieta me
do poznania. Prey aresztowa~
niu Dolihskiego, zauwazono2
lie ubranie jego bylo zbro~
krwlq. Aresztowano ,tez
Mary LII, zone 7amordowa-
nego, jake pode)rzana o u
czestnictwo W zbrodni. LII
byl zonaty tylko cd paru ty~
godni, a Dolihski Mary
przedtemebyli narzeczonym''
SCRANTON, Pa. - W
poblizu tor6w kolejowych
zna1eziono zw}oki Szymona
i poczatkowo sadzono,
re zostal zabity przez poc'ag
kolejowy.. P6znie} przekona~
no sic jednak, re zostai "a
mordowany. Jako podeJIrzza~
nego O dokonanie morder-
silva aresztowano Jana Jas'e~
wicza. kt6ry mia} sic po~
przednio pok}6ci6 ma wese4u
z Gaw}em.
IT.
Mich. w
tych dniach nadeszla Z KY
mu w~iadomoSc, ze Przewie~
lebny ks. K. :Langer) pro-
boszcz para6i w Negaunee,
Mich. i g~eneralny wikary
dyecezyi Marquette, zosta'
wyniesiony do godnoSc' Mon
signora. Jestto pierwszy ka~
plan polskiego pochodzenia W
Ameryce, kt6rego O)ciec sw.
obdarzyl takim tytulem
Przewielebny ks. K. LANCER
pochodzi z Niemieckich Pie
kar ma Gornym Slazku i
oko}o 3o-stu lat spelnia obo~
wiazki kaplahskie W Ameryce'
|Juz Cd dlugiego czasu jest
proboszczem W Negaunee
dyecezyi Marquette, W stanle
Michigan. lego parafia sk'ada
sic z katolik6w r6znych naro
|dowo$ci, co jednak k>. Lam
gerowi ME przeszkadza "
duszpasterzowaniu, gdyz VIA
da kilkoma jezykami.
- Mich
Landowski i Flip Gurlik 20
stall skazani ma zap}acenie G.
Erdmanowi 81, 500 odszko~
dowania. Gdy Landowski
|Gurlik W lipcu 1898 sic bill,
Erdman chcia} ich r~oz}aczyc,
a wtenczas obaj go pobili. !"
FAIRCHILD, Wis, 4 Lis.
topada. Dzisiai umarla nagle
iona Michala Dalki. iednego
z acknowledged polskich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08
8TAE FllaEash:
w PUCKU,
(DOczta ThOrsOn S. d.

bl,sko kosciola zalozyl Kodak
nasz #. A. DOLNY
generally store farmerski. "
kt6.ym sprzedaje rozmaity toe
war, potrzebny farmerom.
P|acie MONA produktami
farmerskiemi jako to mas
lem. >ajami t. P.
Uprasza Szano~na !ubli-
cznosG Polska z okolicy
Thorson i WaubaY 0 poparcie.
przyrzekajac lei s}uzyt dobrym
towarem, taniemi cenami oraz
rzetelna waga i miara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

NC KINLEY prawdopodo~
bnie ponownie zostal wybrany
prezydentem Stan6wZjedaoczonych
Am, POI. Pewns juz, re W Stanie
New York zdoby} znaczna wick
szosc. g}os6w, a wybory W tym
Stanle zwykle PREY wyborach pre-.
zydencyalnych SO rozstrzygajace-
mi. Kandydat ma prezydenta, kt6ry
ten Stan zdobeciey zyskuje wick
szosc we wszystkich Stanach razem.
20
GUBERNATOREM M1nnesoty
kapitan Van SAINT Wi
nony, odnios1szy zwyciestwo mad
Linden wiekszoscia 10 tysiecy g}o~
sow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

SWAN RIVER, Mihn. -
Tutejsza polska paraia zamdwila
sobie siostry do nauczania dzieei
szk6lnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-08

Washington D. G. Biuro
cenzusowe og4osi4o dzlsiaj, re POI
dug obliczen dwunastego cenzusu
ludnosc Stan6w Ziednoczonych W
L. 1900 wynosi 7e,295,22o, czyli o
l3,225,4e4 wiecej, jak W roku
1890. Ludno$c wiec wzros}a W
ostatnich dziesiecu latach prawie o
81 precent: " t. niewliczonych
jest 1874, l5s 1ndyan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-03
OPENED The CHEST.
A Lad Arrested on a Serious
Charge Preferred by a
Railway Company.

Tony Viscoco was apprehended for the
third time by Special officer Joe Smith,
of the w. & L. e. railway company,
Saturday morning and taken to the
police station. About a week ago tool
chest in car on the railway in question
was broken open and a pair Of rubber
boots. a hatchet and a post-hole digger
were carried away. Tony stated that
he knew the man who opened the chest
and directed the officer to the village of
Waco. The lads story could not be con-
firmed, as the man could not be located.
However, a man who witnessed the
crime committed, told the officer that
young Tony and a companion had done
the job and that he saw them carry
away the stuff. 1t was afterward learn
ed that the boots had been stolen by
Saunio, the man who is now in the
county workhouse. The officer accom-
panied the boy to other places and II
is possible the remainder Of the stuff
can be located.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-03
THE NOTIFICATION.
cleveland Press.)


Scene, Canton, o. Time, July 12,
1900.
Mr. Cortelyou, methinks hear a
violent ring of the bell"
Yes, your excellency, the door yard is
full of folks. Wonder what the want?
might be we'll to go and find out. If
they are tramps send 'em around to the
back door. The hired girl has a good
supply of leftover apple pie in stock"
"Mr. President"
"Yes, yes. What is it?"
"I'ye been at the door and find that
your old chum and side partner, the
learned and intellectual Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, Graves word with you"
How strange. Wonder what Hank
can be after? All, here comes the sena-
tor"
IT represent the great commonwealth
of Massachusetts, in the United States
senate, your excellency. am chairman
of the committee to-
by the way, how are all the folks
in Nahant, Henry?"
"They are enjoying the topnotch of
prosperity, Mr.. President. But the
business which brings me hither is to
infom you that at the convention in
Philadelphia the"--
"Was there a convention at Phila-
delphia? What was it all about?"
"As I remarked before, at the con-
vention you were nominated to-
~ nominated? You surprise me, in
deed"
"Yes, you were nominated to again
lead the Republican party to victory"
well, well, we'll! Who would have
thought it? I never expected to hear
| such news today. This is the most
astounding"-
| 1.-THE committee is without to confirm
what have just told you. We were
asked to break the news gently, for even
| good news Is dangerous at times, your
| excellency. A lot of the boys are OF the
steps. waiting to be invited in. There is
Chris Magee, Jack Owens, Leslie Ward,
Tom Kearns and bunch of others.
Shall ask the push to step in?"
"Why, certainly, certainly. Is my
friend Mark in the crowd?"
mo, your excellency. l fear Senator
Hanna has not yet been informed of
the good news"
But, Henry, why didn't you write
you were coming? You know can't
stand surprises. OF all the things in
this world, never dreamed that such
a thing would happen. Why didn't you
come and tell me sooner? The idea OF
waiting three weeks. Tell the boys &c
come in and make themselves at home
Ask them to keep off the grass. ] ex-
pect to need it in my business, soon
Cortelyou!"
AYE, aye, your excellency!"
"Order the chef and butler to bring III
some ginger cookies and root beer. Tel
the Republicans that I appreciate the
high honor, but this is so sudden, dom
you know, that shall have to take G
few days to reflect whether / shoult
accept the job"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-03

and will be built one above the other,
so that there will be small fail be-
tween them. They will be of fairly
good size and will be stocked with
Ash. After a few years, when the fish
have been allowed sufficient time to
grow, the patients will be permitted to
fish in the lakes. This is done at the
Toledo institution where there are ten
or twelve lakes Of considerable size,
and an average of forty or fifty pa
tients fish during the season. The
lakes are probably the most popular
things around the place.
1t is expected that the latter part of
next week the two new cottages will
be ready for occupancy. The wire for
the electrical work which has caused
the delay to the finishing Of the build
ings has now been shipped and will ar
rive In day or two and will at once be
placed in position.
Two new attendants havs been added
to the force and will be used in the new
cottages. They are Miss Francis Taylor
who comes from Columbus, and Miss
Nina Clark, of Sanalac, Michigan. The
former arrived on Thursday and Miss
Clark came to the institution last
night.
On Tuesday afternoon the Stark
County Academy of Medicine will meet
at the hospital. Papers relative 10 the
work in the institutions will be read
as follows: DIR. H. p. Findlay will read
a paper on "Paresis;" DIR. w. C. Man
chesters subject is "Melancholia;" and
the superintendent, Ir. Fl. G. lyman
will give clinical talk on forms Of in
sanity.
LOUIS ]. BLAKE. .
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reunion at Mogadore, it being the
eightieth anniversary Of the doctors s
mother.
w. p. Theobold and family of Canton
were the guests Of Miss Emma ]. Holl,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. o. Kreighbaum, Miss Emma
Metzgar, Mrs. Geo. Sponseller, Mrs.
Lee Roush and daughter Esther, Mrs.
Sadie Breen, Mrs. John Stormfeltz,
Mrs. Henry Pfoutz and John c. Sheets
and wife spent Wednesday at Idora
park with the Trinity Reformed church
of Canton.
Base ball game Saturday afternoon
New Berlin VS. Massillon.
Saturday night week, July 7th
there will be festival here under the
auspices of the New Berlin athletic
club.
Miss Agnes Blankenhorn, of Beach
City, attended the Alumni picnic here
Thursday.
Mr.. Walter B. Shanafelt and Mr.
Leonard Y Price spent Saturday and
Sunday at Detroit.
Mr.. William C. Croy of Canton spent
Friday afternoon visiting with New
Berlin friends.
Mr.. John ]. Shook, Jr., with Mr.. Isaac
Harter have gone on a few days fish
ing trip.
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German newspapers declare that the
people of Germany have no confidence
in English leaders and the London pa
pers declare that the cooperation of
the Germans in the Chinese affair has
amounted to little. The French are
"a basing" everything that hasn't a
French flavor, or uniform. Meanwhile,
Russia evinces disposition to go it
alone. The greatest crisis the world
ever saw is thus seen to be approach
ing.
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SMBLLED OUT
SMALL BLAZE.
MassillOn Hospital Building
Was In Danger.
NOTES FROM THE HOSPITAL
Matters of Interest That Occur at the In
MISUNDERSTANDING of Medicine
Soon to Meet
There.
Special to News-D Democrat.


Massillon, June 3O-The dance at the
asylum last night attracted the usual
large number of people. After the rain
the evening was comfortable for dane
ing. The evenings this season have
been agreeable to dancers and the dan
ces have been continued later In the
summer than was possible other years.
Steward Latimer, by his keen nose for
smoke, saved the administration build
ing yesterday afternoon from a bad
scorching, to say the least. In the base
ment Of the building a barrel is kept for
rags and paper used in the cleaning of
the place. Several of the rags were
oily and spontaneous combustion caus-
ed fire. The barrel was in the base
ment under the Office of the steward
and he detected the smoke. He went
into the cellar and found the barrel of
rubbish burning fiercely. He picked up
the barrel and carried It out into the
yard where 1t burned itself out,
The arrangements for the Fourth of
July picnic have been competed. There
are entries for all the events and the
Fourth will be big day at the institu-
ton. All Of the attendants and the
employees of the place Will have to stay
and help make the day pleasant one
for the patients. rtstael 'h1i
The force OF the landscape gardener
is hard at work on the improvements
3 of the roads toithe west Of the buildings
The main drive to the Navarro road has
been cleaned up and ID in very good
shape. The men are doing considera-
BILE work on the lakes that viii be con-
structed in the hollow west Of the cot
tages. These win be three In number
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The parents of Adam A. Shorb, with
their family of three sons and two
daughters, moved here from Baltimore
in the early settlement Of Canton. The
family were Catholics and all most ex-
cellent citizens. TIE father was one of
the prime movers in the erection of the
first house of worship for the st. Johns
Catholic church, northwest corner OF
Mckinley avenue and North streets,
and while said building was being built
by the falling of timber, Mr.. Shorb
was so badly injured that 1t caused his
death. The widow, GRANDMOTHER"
Shorb, lived to see their house of wor-
ship finished, and was most devoted
member of said congregation. For
years she followed the occupation OF a
midwife, and all the citizens loved and
respected the old lady.
| The old barn and two-story frame
house, 719 West Third street, where
Miss Harriet A. Shorb yet resides, were
built by the Shorbs fully rs IL not IS
years ago, and are among our Oldest
landmarks yet to be seen.
Adam L. Shorb, cousin of Adam A.
Shorb, was also potter by trade. He
had his pottery and residence On a large
lot on Fulton street, near where George
w. Irwin now resides. In later years
he built the two-story brick residence
where DR.. Arter now lives, southeast
corner of Tuscarawas and Dewalt Sts.,
where he lived for some years, when he
moved to the two-story frame house
west of Joseph 8. Saxton's, on West
Tuscarawas street, where he and his
wife died. Henry H. Myers bought the
two-story brick on the corner of Tus.
carawas and Dewalt streets, and much
enlarged and improved the building
Adam A. Shorb was quite tall man
while Adam l.. Shorb was rather be-
low the medium height, and common
way the citizens had of designating the
two Shorbs, of the same given name
was to speak Of big" Adam ant
Little" Adam. These terms are ye
familiar to many of the old citizens.
The Shorbs have quite a number o
} descendants yet with us, but of th'
Christmas family there are none. 4
few short years produce great change
in this world. None stood higher an:
of more general influence in this com
: munity at one time than the Christ
mas family, and yet there is not one o
, their number left to tell the story. Thu
, closes this century. What will the rec
: ord of the next century be? Truthful,
| can 1t be said, 1.-The places that know u
, now, shall soon know us no more for
ever" JOHN DANNER.