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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
PLAN JAZDY
poclag6w koleiowYch
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Chicago Il Northwestern.
Od]azd poci3g6w !
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Ex Sunday 700 a. N
Chicago passenger lex sum es5 p: n
Ma Zachoa.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;ssP.M.
Minnesota Mail Passenger. Ex. SUM- $50 Pm.
Passenger, No. I (Ex. Sum-, 7:15 Pm.
PrzybYcle poc,sgow:
Re Wschodu
S ss's:ss h E::s:s5 s:::sss:s NJ : az I sD; ss,z e.; y:
Minnesota Mail 1:3oP. II
re Zachodu.
MINI: P~assengeEs.4 Ex sum- II s. a; y
5osai R Ps::egss, NJ Me-. e E4ef gas Sunday 20. t;so + ~: y
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p6lpoc
1epar. Arve.
St. Paul & Minneapo!is F. 9.os am 11.4s n
St. P. & Minneapl. Limited AIS a m 1872 pm
Ma pufud ME
Chi. s.. Louis & Peoria Ex .o:45 p. m. 1874 Pm
Chicago & ST. Louis express f1.o4 a. N. 1850 a. ID
wszYstk. dzlenne
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island express daily 1899 Am
Chicago express (da{ly, 2:1o a. m
Fast Mail daily Gas p. m
Chicago ve<ibuled IdalYl 11:2o D. ~.
Milwaukee Pass car m
Ma Zachod.
Chicago express (dalyl G34 e. m
Chicago v~estbuled (daily $3.50 . n
Fast Mail ldalyl 200 p o
Rock Island express. (daHv) t.ss p N
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger s4S p m
Green Ray Line.
Depa~ Arrive
Green Bay Passenger gas a m $40 pm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

l4Wy50r piie;iaii narodo.eycA, wkt6-.
rym znaJdnia SIG: dunk. arYe,
marsze kr;akowiakI, mazurY,
p,esni potryotyczne, wo]enne,
h1storyczne 'td.......... ~ 9 /.
Gratulant oraz p'psn ;weselne ola
miodzIenco~i druzb6v. zawie
rajacy: Z.prosinY ma wesele 81
Oracye w-selue - Piosnkl we
seine. Cena.......... ZOc
Lirmh Polski, Z%awiera]2cy 547
Dumek, Aryj, Krakowlakow
pllosnek iudowYch. W mocneJ
opraw1e. Cena.......I.....75c
Bukist PieSm s,m;ato,oyeh. 80
| Jak xbudowane lest ciab cztososeE0
i do czego rozne 5czescl c'a4a
ludzkiego sfuza przez NJ. Brze@'
zinsk1ego, z rYsunkami... 35c
Garnoksie&nM Hokus~P okus czyll
nauka odkrYcla taiemnic i ME-
zawodny spos6b czarowan'",
dawnie] IS c. teraz zn'zona
Observation-Disclosures. 25
alias Hsstoryi NaturalnG z lsO
ohrazkaml ludzi, zw,erzat czwo-
ronozn.ch ptak6w, ryb, gadow,
owad6w it'd. z tekstem Felix's
Wermlnsklego.... $50. 70 ct.
Akksandra Chod&ki S}ownik Pole
ko Angielski Anglelsko-Polskl
W mocne1 oprawie 70 zfoconemi
tytullkami. Cena........... $500
Kieszomko,oy Sso,onM Polsko-An-
glelskl. 5oc
Ks5eqa z Portretnmi Kr6l6w Polsksch
Zswiera Al obraz6w .wleikosci
7x10 cali, W kllku kolorach.
Oprawa piekna I, trwa}a. Ksiega
ia zawiera takle spls kr6l6w, lch
ION / dziecl GRAZ acknowledgement
dat acknowledgement. Portret
kazdego kr6la lest pedsny ma
oddz,elnym grubym kartonle,
przeslicznie glansowanym. Pod
kszdym portretem jest wYdru~
kowane nazwisko, data, urodze.
mia smiercl. Cena (dawnie]
$3.50 teraz. 81 GU
Rzeseodnik do psaansa kstoao
mi1osnych.... .......... 80. zoe
Stnnik persko- egipski.. .2Oc'
Zekarz Domaoscy czyl1 nleza-
wodne sposoby domowego i TAME
90 leczenla r%ozmaitYch chor6t 25c
KUCHNIA POLSKO
AMERYKANSKA (Cena 81
cent6w) na]nowsza Ks1AZKA
KUCHARSKA, utozona przez see
DIVA dokw1adcvona kucharke PREY
pomocy kucharza hotelowego.
Ks,azka ia IN nastepu]ace
rozdziatY. Napoje Zupy, Jarzyny
Salaty Roommate potrawy ja] l
MAXI Potrawy miesne, Cletec'na.
Skopowina, Wieprzcwina, Dr6b.
Zwlerzvna Ryby, Rome potrawv
m'esne Sosy pieczywa honntito-
rY i zadrawV Legum;ny, budynie
1 pasztetv Lody.
Mode pauienki bardzo szybko
uabieraia wprawY " kucharzeniu
jezell prsktvkujac " kuchn,, raz
poraz zagladaja dc tego znskomi-
tego k~ucharskiego podreczni~
ka ................ 80 cent6w.
Dzse1e stareyo noaoego 7estd~
.scatu Il obrazkaml). ........4Oo.
Dzieje Marodu Rlskiego
(Jozefa Observation-Disclosures
Katechiem rzynqsko katolicki (wlek~
szy " mocn~j opra wle...... 25c
K. j. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechizm rzymsko~katolichi
(maiy) "."" 80: '.'' &c
W mocnej oprawie
Eementarz Rlsks (duzy).. 25c
Eenaentarz Mazy ola dzlec
rolsk,ch " Amervce..........l2
Ls;stosonsk F9zsko.
,odrecz"lk zawicrajacy nauke pl
,an,a l1stdw i 1otowe IVORY list6w
y wszystkict przvpadkach ~
c'a " mocnej opraw'e ..... 85c.
Gramatyka Izyka Polskiego, szkol'
ma przez Antoniego Mafec-
S'ego ......... TO G
Historya St'n6ao Zjednoczonych Cd
"txrYcla Amervkl az do naszYch
rzne6~, ~(przesxlo 400 stronlc)
| W ,nocre] opraw,e..... 81 90
1o;rednik Rlsko 4nqiezski,
ks'azNa dln iatwego uauczepla sic
Pc ~ngielsku. 65ct.
Gof1ine. Ks'pzka do o~s~iecenia
.A .~.Sn. oh1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

II. 4 WOAl1VU
v Minona, ninn.
| MONA dostaG rozmaite ks:4zki poll
sk1e .szczegolnie za6 naste pujace:
Ksiazki ~powieSciowe.
Place : n-arzekqnie Ojc6w SIS. czyl1
S,edm Ks'ag Mojzesza. ,35
Rzygody msy;liwca ~;r6d zodox
pdfnocy i las6w po1udnia. Podfug
Fir. Hvffmana opracowaf N.
Brzezlnski. - Zaw'era: Polo
w1rloryba. Spotkanie z biafym
n,edzw,edziem. - W snieznym
grobie. Polowanie IA Jagua-
"a. - Posr6d xajmanow. 20 9.
Pr66y c;erpz;wos;ci czyli Prsygody
Macka l"Jego P"z"dk6w " VOL
ME z Tatnrami. Opowiadanie o
Starvm Macleju Budnlku, kt6ry
ME u.nla4 m,Iczec, choclaz cho
Dido O zbawien,e jego duszv. "a
G.. ugrz9z{ W smole oczekule
zm1}owan,a Bosk:ego. Przez
Adama Pfuga % ctr. Cena lOc
Piekma Hstorya 0 Gerptiaoej Hele-
ME, GORGE kl6la Antoniusza &C.
ssrza tureck,ego z Konstanty~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
u dworu, p6zn,ej przez 2 lata
plelgrzymnjac wielkie utrapienla
nedze cisrpl,w,e , meznie zno~
si1a. Cena. ~
Hsstorya o &edmsw Medrcach. Bar
do zajmuisca i powabna povlesc
O prowadzenla ma smlert krole~
w,cza Dyoklecvana l wybawie
niu go s,edmiu razY pvzes medr-
COW Wydanle move pop raw1one.
Cena rs c.
Jan Okpiswia czyli Sowi@drsaf.
s.vnnY swego czasu trefn's; lego
flple a~anturY. Pnwlesc ko-
mlczna ku rozryw'e czyteln'kow
Wydan,e ,nowe popra w,one, z
liczn7mi obrazkami. Cena daw~
niei As c. t-raz tYlko.... % c
Robinson Kruzoe, civil skutki nie~
pos&uszehstwa. Kslazka zupefnie
no xu s,arannle l tt eeciwle ufo-
iona. Cena............ 10
Zakleta Dziew;ca e Brodq, civil
Cyrullk zba ~ca. PrzygodY Ber-
trsma " Zamku. Nadzwyczai
ciekawe l zaba~ne opowiadanle.
Muenhaw*em Nowy ten z d}ng'm
q sela .syll d"waczne podr6ze
tig'-. Cena............. g. 10 G
Rimuzdo Rimalaina, s}awnv dow6dz
"a ru1oojn.kow XVIII w,eku
Cxvnv jego towsrzys"ow CYL
t iemnice gor wawo~6w d"l'n
W+"oh. C-na.-.. 1900. Co.
Ck1ouiien Nocy Pow,esc przez Ju
u~za de- G,st,n. T4"marzona 2
:f~rancusx'ego (nsdzwyczsf Gle"
kaxs). Cena........--.. ooc
Meczeetst,p6 Susetei Dzie'oics
Krvstvmy, ~vc'qg . ZvwotoW
! SStych Pansk'oh Ks. P'otra Skar~
. ct
Testament Piotru WeIkiego c1y-
, Il zann,.r, Nj. eAa:, ,~a~"j"~ a"i'
cot-gn s.,nt. 800. ..... Set
'Pr1roct'"o M;ch"lay. kr6'"we,
~ $sahn, l3,-; Sv"ll' I5c
Zvd ~'ecz~y t%t""z -. ...lo:
( HStorYu 0 Gr2ey"rzu, k'"r>
lat unAutown1, rr-yAutv trz'
! skate
! Zywot Genorgy. "~'eSc ""r-|"'
h-'.izO w~.'u~nlAca ~ 's'sr"2Sl
=, n>ch cIa>"w ...... - 49,. 25'
Boksta,o evil Dals.y Gag Gem"
VT t}dmacxen'e p:xez KS. os
maisk'-go- %
FQbiota. Puwiest cxa>6v lr.e
sl.nowanla Chrxe$cian ~ rok
J 3O2. Nap,sat Kardynni W,semsn
- l.Chw,le r"xejmu. : 2. Walk
) 3 acknowledgements. 30
" incomes, cprsw VIE re sfoco">,
tv,ul,k,em::. Is
Historyc o s~=lachetaej Mogetonit
cores. kr6ia 4 N-nuuin L rlu
,rxe rycerzu hrahlm Is
Historya 0 sslachetnej ! pieknei NE
IWS.yHae, ........... ......1Oc
Jaski.ia potepie*ca. Pow'esc rrze
Fr. X. Tuozy hsklego... sos
Pan Ttoardowska, wiell
czar:wnik... -. =. Is G
KI l j roz oalte.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
.$ases@sS

~ K,o zamoui ksia4ks
lub ksiatek "a SO Ct, pow.
MEN dolaczJ6 S ct. ia pre-
selke pocztowa; PREY ka2dem
*wieks1em zamowlenl'uu nale2y
dofaczy6 pa ka7dy 81 90 war
tosci ks'atek, 10 cent6w ma
przeseiks pocztowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
%ss,-as s+sssr5 sss4s 9t%st4ts4 s9sa5Ss
ZE .SW'I.ATA.

4&ANA#a0 s
.CHINCZYCY 0 kllka mil
Cd .Pekinu, kop!a waiy syP'a
szahce, ably stawic opor me-
dsynarodowe] armii, zbli1aja-
eel sic do stoll~y::.
G'owni przedstawlclele par
tyi, do reform oa4acei, repre-.
zentujec7 pietnascie z osmnastu
prowincyj, zebrali sic " Shang-
hal. Uchvalll, oni woiesc
podanie do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, do Aoglii i do Jspon'i o
wyzwolenie m}odego oessrsa z
w,ezienia i rzy~r6cen,e ma
koronY Spod7jewaja sic teS,
lie te te try mooarstwa ME
dopuszczs do rozbioru Chin.
Rad rosyjski wysvla co ras
w,ecej statkow wojenuych do
w6d chihsknch.
Cesarzowa ch'nsks stanow~
Go i otwarcie staneta pc stro-
MO Boxerow. P'erwszym cay:
mem, kt6rYm udowodni}a te
swoje sympatye byio usuniec'e
cd stern rzad6w ksiecia Taziog
kt6ry sbyt jawple !sAtannat pc
stronie uwiezionego cesar2a.
Krok ten supefnle ~~Ystarcza
no udowodnienle. ze cesarzowa
ME cofoie sic pred wojoaz
po'qczonymi mocarstwam'.
4 Shanghai donossa:
Wojsko chihskle, pc zamordo~
wan,u sekretarz ambasady
iapohskie] W Pekinie, otoczy'o
domy wszystkich ambasado-
row, re skierowanemi ku MIN
dz,a}ami. MIedzynar1dowe
wojsko c,agn;e ma Pekiu, bardso
powell, i cudzoziemcy " stolicy
pahstwa n,eb'esk,ego obawiaja
sic. be zanim posiIki nade]da,
fanatycy ch'hscy wymordu)a
ich wszystkich.
Amerykahski ambassador
Conger, wys}at kuryera spe--
cYalnego do s"ego rzadu 2
depeszami. Zada on diva cysiace.
wojska. Oddziafy ang'elsk'ch
so}nierzy wyje&d3aja Hong
Kong do Tlkn Ts,nu.
w po1udn,owych Ch.nach
B Kerry tak4e rospoczeli 2'e~
kielna swa dzlataln's sd.
Kod murami miasta Pekinu
sto, 100. 600 dobrze uzbrol o-
nego wojska chih~kiego, ably
ME wpusci6 kolumny. mocarstw
zagran,czoych do stol'cy.
N,epokojacym jest fak', ae
iakkol~iek rusko-C hihska LIMA
telegrs6 czna (via K:arhta
zachodnia Syberya) oparne
doskonale, depes2e ang'c'-kie
ME 81 ne uiej przyjmo"ane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

MOSK WA. - Donosza 3
Port Arthur, De zwolennicy
wielkiego kutaka " Chinach
do tel pory zsmordowal'
l.76l chrzescian kraj6wc6w
Cesarzowa oh nska przychY-
lila sic do ssdania Rosyi
zezwoli}a jei powiekszyc swe
silly wojskowe Y Pekinie, ably
interes6w swych bronit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
W kSIEGARNl
f, De- D0WSKIEG0
v Minona, minn.

MONA dostaG rozmaite ks:4zki poll
sk1e .szczegolnie za6 naste pujace:
Ksi9zki powieSciowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

MANILA. - Przvw6dca
Filip'h,syk6w gen Ro del
Pillar wz,ety zostaf pr1ez aune-
rykan6w do niewoli W pobIi.u
Manili. .t-~.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

LEkCN 7 ma
ws.ystkle Niedziele i Swleta ca
lego roku pooling prxekiadu K
Jak6ba Wujka I. j. st6sowD1e
do Msxa}u Rsvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks ads s. Tomioki q potwler.
isonY prxexKonsyssors GeneralnY
Sarcybiakupl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nanskl. Ksiaika Il jest cd wlelu
lat y calej Polsce iak Pol Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosEalem
.Ausuyakiem. Jest = income,
opraw,e g ssooonym tytalikle.
1 01d0hn4 strUnic4 tytn1owa.
Koastujs 1tYlkos. 5000. 4l.6o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21

Got1Gne. Ks,azka1 do oswiecenia i
tuiowan,a duszv chrx+sclansko~
ka t"liokiej. evil ktdtki wyk}aG
14-kcyl E~a"geii' IA ~sxystkie
n,-dz.ele i sw,eta r y wynn
k.jaca ~t4d nauka wary oby-
czaidw ! gru"iuwnem w%yjasn1e-
nie'n roku kosc'einego, n%alefow-
%n,-jszych obrzed6w kosc'elnycb
ms>y s~iet-j, nabozehstwa d.
moweg", d,a ch"rych. droei
krzvz"w-l jake ,ez zvc'ory-au,:
Swietych Psh~klcb, czczun,c b
mian"w,c,a i'rxex lud ps!~ko-ka.
tolick,. Il l:cxnpmi obrszkami F,
htogrsha'n' ~op:acona poczta "
dOm. ~ 8 2.SC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-06-21
Ksiszki roz oalte.

B;iblin Ss;eta osyll P,smo Sw,ete
6tarsgo ! Nowego Testamensu.
" mocnel ! pisknsl oprsw,e, !
wYaaacanym tYtnaen. e. . 90
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21

Mr., Berkhimer has a nephew in Brim-
field township, John Lansnger, who
recently tore down an old log hut on
his farm, and discovered the square in
n crack between two logs
The tool Is in an excellent state of
preservation and was cut from q single
piece of metal. There Is no sign Of a
weld at the angle.
The marks and numbers We're Ia
boriously marked in the metal with
hammer and punch, and some of the
numbers show that the maker had
considerable trouble in cutting them.
On the back is the date 1885, doubtless
made by the same hand that made the
square.
Inquiry develops that an English
family built the log hut where the
relic was found, many years ago. and
probably brought the square to this
country when they emigrated.
Mr.. Berkhimcr also has a Catholic
prayer book, printed in old German
bearing the publishers name and date
1T44. This book was found In the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21
In Pioneer Days CT
Summit County.
One Man, Who Had No Fear,
Was Dreaded.
Senator klexanleT's Father In3iru-
mental In Making Arrests.

Though in the thlckly settled districts
Of northern Ohio horse is stolen
scarcely so often as Christmas comes,
yet horse owners protective associa-
ton exists in nearly every township
says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. IN
most cases these societies a4e the sue
cessors of those formed years ago,
when more Imperative need for thon
WAS felt Then telegraph wires had
not been strung up al over the coun-
Try; population was not so dense aud
the means for the detection II thieves
and he recovery of stolen property
were not so adequate,
Yellowstone basin. stretching over
ani beyond the present site Of BotZum
On the Clyahoga river at no great
dlstance from Akron, was known from
Boston 10 the Rockies half century
ago az rendezvous for stolen horses.
The basin consisted e fprtilc sal.
ley lanking the Cuyahopa for more
than a mile and ranging IN width from
few to hundreds OF rods II was
deeply gashcd by gullics ana fIngcd
with steep gravel hills wooded with
white pine.
Into the Rendezvous were gathered
horses stolen from near and dlstan,
places; horses from the east
horses from the west and blue
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21

grass thoroughbreds from Kentucky.
The thieves lived In low shacks, or
log, or frame houses, squatting about
Yellowstone basin, and from out the
old tavern, still standing, issued at
night the drunken carousings of visit
ing outlaws. Not unlike the home of
the D5ones, made famous by Black
mores Lorna Doone," was this haunt
OF horse thieves.
The basin gang were for the most
part clever fellows, who saw In the
stolen horse exchange II money max
Ing scheme If brilliantly carried on.
Some Tho joined had once been re-
spccted citizens In near by towns;
other members belonged to places re-
mote They made a good appearance
out in society and had a smack Of re-
spcctabillty about them that went u
long way In the furtherance OF their
Vaccinations.
The thieves who had procured
eastern horses took back to that Sec
ton Kentucky thoroughbreds from the
rendezvous. Western horses were sold
In the blue grass State, and eastern
horses were sncnkcd west for their
disposal, The receipts from the bus
mess were divided according 60 the
abilities displayed by the respective
members of the gang In relieving own
ers OF their horses; or else according
to the number of horses secured by
each outlaw during n specified time.
So bold ana confident did tSe thieves
wax an outlaw would often hurry back
70 the rendezvous with an eastern
horse, exchange 1t for one taken In
Kentucky, sneak back to the same man
from whom he had previously stolen,
and sell him the Kentucky horse ut n
very low figure"
Jim Brown, the notorious counter
faiter, was the leader of the Yellow
stone basin gang, He made the thieves
medium for the circulation of his
money, When they went out on their
ncfnrous trips they carried In their
pockets a generous supply cf bogus
cash. bought rrom Brown with good
coin. The smooth chaps paid their
ldNNlH tAU'uN'N WIN lFlbN ~ y NhNlh
forfeit money; always taking care thai
the landlords would have TO make
Change.
The father OF eN-State Senator j.
Park Alexander, Of Akron, and father
OF A, c. Vorls n Akron, owned the
rare reputation Of being honest men
IN Yellowstone valley, Alexander was
. large, rugged man, afraid of no one
70 him nockod men from near and fai
far aid In recovering their horses from
the rendezvous. Alexander was Otter
lustrumontal in making arrests OF
members of the exchange, and occa
Ronally was able to restore n horse y
It's owner. Both, however, were din
cult matters Much danger was at
tcndnpt upon an opponents tour Of th'
basin. II worst came TO worst th'
gang were ready to shoot n spy upoi
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21

short notice. Then, down among the
gulches and pines, horses were clipped
and cropped, dyed as to their names
and tails, fed or starved until man
was hardly able to recognize his prop
erty, to say nothing of proving his
ownership.
Alexander was dreaded by the horse
thieves. Night after night they sent
representatives with the information
that plot was on foot to kill him,
and unless he left the country at
once his life was not worth picayune,
Alexander simply told the fellows
what he thought of them, and stuck
to his post.
With the exception of Alexander and
Vorls, justice loving citizens of the
surrounding country for the most part
declined any close acqua ntunce with
the exchange. 1t was not that they
We're ignorant of its doings, Up from
the valley dark tales were continually
creeping and folks watching stenlthily
saw things, Tx State senator Alexan-
dor says that many a night he has laid
among the tall grasses, where the
reads cross above the valley, watch
ing rendezvous fellows come in from
every direction with stolen horses.
In the taverns and by the home
hearth-stones the clever thefts, the
usly deeds and daredevillshncss, of the
Yellowstone basin gang We're discussed
unnagging, And though men might
Grumble against the stolen horse eX-
change, they found II policy never to
strike 1t.
A Summit county sheriff was asked
why he didn't so to work and clean out
the rendezvous. "Why, IL should at
{ mpt It," he said, II shouldn't be elect
cd for another term OF office"
The basin element had become so
strong II was factor in controlling
the Summit county office elections, In
this strcugth the exchange had de-
fcnslve bulwark behind which 1t was
I fairly safe. And so the Yellowstone
basin rendezvous Went Qp and on from
/ 1880 TO 1850,
! 1t was man by the name of Dan
/ Elmer that finally broke up the eX-
change Ex-State Senator Alexander
says that he was probably the most
| thoroughly had fellow that ever came
| TO these purs, but he accomplished
what many for better men We're not
able to do. Iie started rival counter
felt m.noy factory, got Jim Brown
into trouble and broke him up, This
mlsadvcuWrc scared the rest of the
gang, and they thought It wise to
change their headquarters, The rem
dC2yous was consequently again heard
of in Indiana. However, its secrets
had become so thoroughly published
and settlements had so thickened thai
the exchange knew no more its bril-
liant old days of YELLOWSTONE basll
fame and eventually this notorious
gang Of horse thieves disbanded entire
".
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21
BRYAN
Wants Grover to Define His "Demo
cratic Principles"

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 21.--(Spl)-Hon.
w. j. Bryan, in a telegram today to
the Atlanta Journal, makes the follow
ing comment on former President
Cleveland's article which appeared to-
day:
Until Cleveland sets forth definitely
what he considers Democratic prin.
ciples' there is no necessity for COM
ment. The rank and file of the party
expressed themselves in 1896 and in
1900 and ] have no doubt they will
continue to express themselves on is
sues as they arise"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21

raftcrs of deserted log hut in Port
age county. Mr. Berkhimer, who has
innumerable relics of the Indians, and
old books, is somewhat of relic
himself, having conducted barber
shop at his present stand for 3S
years.
Dick Clancy became drunk and OBJ
streperous Wednesday night and when
Marshal Durbin wished TO take him
into custody, baked and gave Durbip
considerable trouble before he was
finally landed Mayor Russell fined
him SIS and costs yesterday morning.
Miss Evilyn Lodge, who has been
attending school ut Painesville, is
home for the Christmas holidays
From Cleveland she was accompanied
by Miss Lottie Combs.
John Bright recently acquired II
new position, that of night clerk at the
Clifford Inn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21
1885.
ACarpenter's Square
Bearing That Date Found
In Log Hut.
tSpecln, CorresnondenceJ

Cuyahoga Falls, Dec. 2l.-Dovid
Berkhimcr, the well known Front ST.
barber and antiquarian, recently re-
cclvod q most interesting addition to
his already large collection, In the
form Of a carpenters square, hand
madc, and bearing the date of 11S5,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21
Special Perfume Offer.

Try Blue Bells Of Scotland, 25c per-
ounce. j. Lamparter e. Co., Palace
Drug Store, lS3 S. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-21

Trade mark Scllthebest.
S. II. Laffcrty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-23
TELhukAlHIC BREVITIES

Judge Lacombe, in the U. &. Circuit
Court of New York, today discharged
Hugh ]. Grant az receiver of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. The Met.
ropolitan Street Railway Co. has ab-
sorbed the road.
Arthur Mcintyre, who shot and kill.
ed his father In Toronto, Ont, on Nav
10th, was sentenced to four years. i'm
prison ment in Mimico Reformatory this
morning. The boy laughed when the
sentence was pronounced.
A Lake Shore and Michigan fast southern
mail train from New York to Chicago ws +,
wrecked In the yards at Westfeld, N. Y, this
morning. The engineer and fireman were in
stsntly killed and the engine and six coscbe,
were piled up and totally destroyed The
cause OF the accident was an open switch.
The Central Ohio Cartis G Works. the Cspi.
tol House, the Widenthsl livery barns and
many adjoining buildings in Gallon. q
were destroyed by III. mis- morning. Loss
100000 ''
The United States Shoe Machinery Com.
pany shut down its Mckay factory at Win.
chester, Mas, at noon today, owing to the
labor troubles. About 625 employees are az
fected.
The Southern Biscuit Works, at Richmond
were burned this morning. j oss $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-23
Negro ynched in Colorado.

Pueblo, Colo, May 23.-Calvin Kim
bsern was lynched here by a mob at
1873 o'clock this morning. He was ar
rested in Denver We. terdsy and brouRh
here by the sheriff. The mob sur
rounded the train at the station, over
powered the officers and took the negro
from the train. Within FIVE minutes
after his arrival, the mob had seized
Kimbslern, tied a rope around his
neck, and, dragging him through the
city, hanged him to telegraph pole.
The rope broke twice, but the third at
tempt at hanging was successful.
Kimbalern was negro employee Of
the House for the Feeble Minded. Last
Sunday he shot his wife and then MUIR
dered two little orphan girls because
they had repeated to his wife threats
made by him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-23
Another Mine Horror.

Raleigh, N G., May 23.-Twenty
three men were killed-10 white and l3
colored-and 5 ia ally injured in the
Cumnock coal mine, forty five
miles from here, yesterday by the
explosion OF fire damp. The ex.
plosion, it ia supposed, was due to q
broken guale on a safety lamp. Fifty
men were in the mines, but none out
side the east heading we're il jured. o.
" five men in that heading escaped
alive.
All the bodies were recovered. Forty
two men were killed 10 this mine in
December, 1895, by the explosion Of
200 pounds Of dynamite. There was al
10 a fatal explosion in the mine 10
1864 The mine Is over 500 feet deep
Raleigh, N. c., May 23.-Foreman
Harrell, of the Car shops at Cumnock,
arrived here today to buy collins for
those killed 10 the mine disaster there
last evening. The cause is supposed to
have been leakage in miners lamp
from break in the gauze shade.
The most heartreDdering scenes were
enacted at the mouth of the shaft. Near.
ly all the dead miners were men with
families, and their widows, orphans and
kin were frantic with grief.