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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-19
VETERANS
May Take a Part,
In the Carnival For Bene-
fit of Hospital.
Seyenty-Fiye G. A. R.
Men In Last Scene.
BuchteI Benefit by Protecti on
Hive tuesday.
Modern Woodmen Will Give Smoker
In the Near Future.

The unpleasant weather of Friday
evening caused the attendance to be
small only 80 members being present.
Col. j. G.. Bloomfield, financial agent
of the City Hospital, is about to pro-
duce series of entertainments at the
opera house. early in April. entitled
"The Carnival of Musical Romances
and Terpsichorean Revels.' He ex-
tends an invitation to the officers and
members of Buckley post to take part
in the final scene each night, to the
number of 80 to IS. The matter was
deferred until next Friday, as the at
tendance was small.
Comrade Harron was reported as be-
ing severely injured, losing thumb.
Comrade Jackson is somewhat improv-
ed
w. f. Sickle applied for admission
into the post and in looking up his rec
ord we found that he was eligible and
he was taken into the fold. Prof.
Sickle he is called by every one, and
known by every man, woman and
child for miles around, especially the
wOmen) as he has been teaching them
all the terpschorean art for years,
and they will be surprised when they
know he was old enough to carry n
cannon in the war from 1861 to 1865.
He served in Company B, Fourth Ohio
artillery.
Comrade Edoniga Eidimier applied
for admission. He was formerly
member of Havlin Post, No. 1870, ALI
ance. 1t was referred to committee
to investigate.
10. T. NJ.
Busy Bee Hive will meet Tuesday
evening at I p. III. at Mcpherson hall.
Assessment No. A is due; must be paid
by the last of the month; will be home
to receive any payments concerning
the order at No 2O41a w. Chestnut ST.,
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Thursday about IS ladies of Busy
Bee hive planned a complete surprise
on Mrs. Anna Falor, POI Lake st. An
elegant dinner was served by the la
dies.
Protection hive next Tuesday even
ing in Tip Top hall will give Buchtel
College benefit social and dance.
Independent hive will meet in regu-
lar review March 20. All members are
asked to he present. Our new rituals
have come. Remember this is the last
meeting to pay your assessment, No.
"A, and il the ladies wish to be in
good standing they can pay their dues
to July 1.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-19
MISSIONARY
From Bulgaria Told Of Customs In
That Country.

$. j. Shoonkoff, Ph. d., of Sophia,
Bulgaria, occupied the pulpit at the
Grace NJ. Il. church last evening.
He is a missionary in that far'off
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-19

May Wright Hewall. President,
GS N. Penn. st., indianapolis, Ind.
Rev. Annh Howard Shaw, yice.pres
1870 Diamond st., Philadelphia, Pn.
Louise DnrDum Robbins, Cor. Sec.
% Broad st., Adrian, Mich.
Frances Stewart Mosher, ist Roc sec.
HiIlsdale, Mich.
Helen Finlny Bristol, % Rec. Sec,
1888 Vermont Ave, quincy, III.
Hannah J. Bailey Treasurer,
Winthrop Centre, Maine.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-19
.,xstsI Council or aQo..
g. e4o o1e,,
"tbe anaeo s,stsS'
AFFILIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
,FFCE OF THE PRESIDENT,
MAY WRIGHT SEWELL,
So, NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


r., N. Y
take pleasure the benefits
us Safe Cure.
the tinual of and waite
S wor al
back affected
to he and asked i'm that he Of
he kne Of
Befo had led he Q
rema
tinued 70
myse
placing
mean befor to hea1
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-19
ROYAL FOREsTERS.

ROYAL FORESTERS.
Akron encampment met Saturday ey-
ening and it was decided to hold an
open meeting for members of the I. O..
f., next Saturday evening, March 24.
Barberton court will be invited, also
members of the Cleveland encampment
will be present. A smoker will he Civ
On and general sociability will be in
dulged in. Every member of Akron en-
campment should be present.
MASONIC,
Members of Akron lodge wilr@meet
at the temple Monday, at II o'clock,
to attend the funeral of VIM. Meredith,
of Thomastown. Interment in East
Akron cemetery.
There will be a special meeting of
Akron commandery, Wednesday, to
confer Red Cross degree.
Washington chapter will hold spe-
cial meeting Friday, to work the Roy
al Arch.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
There will he n meeting of Provident
Council, Royal Arcanum, "Wednesday
evening, at 7:3O. A full attendance
is looked for rs matters pertaining to
the good of the order are being cared
for. tH'r 20
WOMAN'S VETERAN RELIEF
Held q very interesting meeting on
| the 18th. The, supper which was to
have been held on the 18th was post
poned on account of the committee be-
ing sick. No. 81 drew the comfortable
on the 22nd of February, and if not
called for before the 2Sth of March, we
will have box social on the 2Sth.
All are invited to come and have II
good time.
!. Il. Of Il. w.
Tho International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers OF Akron We're hon
ored with the presence of Internatlon-
al Grand President Thomas Wheeler
of Cleveland, and Jos. Dooley, business
agent of Cleveland brotherhood of
Electrical workers, and William Dick
son, business agent of No. 49, Brother
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for this time of year. All brothers who
have not their benefit certificates
should call and get them at our next
meeting,G ,iisotheir golden epochs is
sued by the supreme court. Every
brother Is requested to be present, as
important business VIII be considered.
'ihe team is expected to be present,
as there will he Initiation. 1t was
decided that we take in members at
the reduced fee for 80 days longer.
The side degree team is also requested
to he present Tuesday evening with
full equipments. Our chief requests
every brother to be present Tuesday
as he has something to say to them
that will be benefit to them.
U. II. X. of L.
Akron camp, U. II. X. of p, Friday
night in Aetolia hall, in company with
Louise Assembly, Pythian Sisterhood,
gave a farewell reception to its for
mer captain, G.. A. Bien, so long SUI
perintendent of the Rapid Transit cleo
trio lines. and his wife, as they left
Saturday for Pittsburg, where Mr..
Bien goes into business with his broth
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fer, ipie mir erft iiir5lid erildrt
Eaben, nidt ldnsit alle Gnam perloren
bdtten, 10 tDiirbe bieie SGatiabe allein
aeniigen, lie BON elmer 10 bur1 lmD
ourd itufiiaen Geiellfbaft au trennen.
Mter- ngleib nno glei6 geIellt lid
germ. Gdjnit balt inlmer gu GDuIt! !
Sen gntDedern, oab Ole nemotratiIrbe
partei in WeEifer Gapis einen rsiueilel=
baften 8unoesgenoijen" erbaltell, eillell
ounlid1eren aantonilien" ssMonllen bat,
unlere yausseseidneilie 9pebadtl'na I"
Npb Elm penoant. Wlit berielbe1l
GinIaltiateit, nit Der bic teutId)eil
Wlcainlep=Gpiafen einen gaebHer GaDis
fir iein gintreten aeaen Den gstratb
Der guren lno Der Nepublit pesflei=
f1ern mObten, ,eiBell lire englil1al
G}enoIlen ieyt Garl GGura berlnter.
Sn Der porlepten Drummer ienes mert=
piiroisen .Sournal of Civilization.
.9arpers MeetlD," be,,te bon Dem
amerifoniIben giienbaDntaiier gierre=
pont Morgan fpntrollirt, Miro Gdbllr=
sens arunoidylide getdmpIuna
Der inperialiltiiben G1panIipnspolitit
i'm Sntereiie unierer Republic,
unb nur l,nIerer &epublif, beiIpieis=
tpeiie oaourb su perod6tiaen geluGt,
oaB G1ur5 als 9armcnitaIpieler oar=
geltellt ipiro. iuie er iein YDilippinen=
aleo gum GraoBen bes por itm bor
Ureuoe biipfenoen oeutIden GaiIers
fpielt-uas nit anberen Worten Geiben
loll, oaB e6uraens getdmpfuns Der
imperlaliltii6en Pbilippinen=Nnneric
nur ben 3mef bat, bic Ybilippinen=
inleln Seutiblano in bic Sdnoe su
ipielen!
Mit einer iuldea trauriaen Genoiien=
i6aft, 2llmp seie!lt lid oa gu Gbuit,
tdmpfen unisre oeutiden D|eainlep=
Notbbelfer beute Seite an Geite. 9lod=
mails: llnIere .al'sgeseibnetlte 9ob=
adtllng l"-C Wdbter uno slnssieer. ")
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Grfmrjipncn na6 Yittsbnrg
lleber bic Ysnnjslpanias Qtnien anIdBli9 her aHss
leanna.

Sic 0aten. on neIfen anlaBIidb ber Mnsitehuns Gr.
fliripnS 1eets iber bic penniDlpanta Sinien nah
YitSburg perfauft perben, inb bic fol9enben Sons
nerltags. g. 13. 90. Mno 81 September nnb a.. H. unb
l8. Sttober. 9ie State ,plrb einfaaen preis fir bic
Runbfabrt bera9en 5nibaglib Is eents fir ben Gtn'
tritt sur Musitenung.
GrfurIionsslidets meroen 81 bieier Rate perfauit
merben in 9enniion Cbip. Saba Ohio. @beiter, %
Ga.. Wbeeling. 90. 0a., Waibington. Ya.. nnb ba'
apiiden lieaenbem Stationen oes iiopeitl,dbeI S9'
Grie, Ya., Stpneborp Ya 9tclp Ybilabeipbia. Ohio
Ypipbatan, Ohio nnb baaniiden liegenoen Statlonen
bes norbpeltlidben Spems. Grfurions 1ldets. ellis
lbeblidb Gintritt anr Mnsitelung Werben nidbt fur
meni9er alS Is Gents perfauit.
Die Seit fir bic HifaDrt lit fir ollie 2ietS Gage
eiuibfiebli9 benz Datum bes Yerfanfs.
9ie pittsburger MuSitelung miro bieie Saiipn GRO.
Ber nnb prGbtiger ieiu, als e aupor Die pppuldren
Saden frhberer Sabre lperDen beibebalten unb neue
binangefigt me Gin Sag in ben Mlpen; Sim Gee
bas munoerbar geidute pero; etne &rlltaus Wsalle
elm megifaniihes 8prf ipeaelle Nnslteinu9en bon
4rpbnten Der gansen Welt aus benz 9anoes=atniei,ln
IN Ybila6elpbia
Sic Wtuiif pirb burb bic beiten Muf. Sreaniiatio.
StaIienS 9rbBte Wtulit.eenibaft pirb auf ber Mus-
ifellnug bonn s. bis Is. September fouaerttren Gmil
Yanr init bem Stem Dort Wetropol,tan Sperubaus
SrGefter pirb ppm II. Bis o. September bprt tein
Damrpits 9teip Yort Symphony Srde1ter non fanfstg
Snftrumenteu ppl l. bis 13 Ottober; Spnfo iptrb
nit ielner beribmten Gapele spenlal anftreten npm
"a. bis g. September, unb gum SblnB oer NuSfteuun9
bonn Is. bis 20. October.
Musfuuft berefs 1icfets Staten sSabraeit &C, liefern
au Mnirage bic Itdet=Agenten ber Yennlpinania s1s
nien in benz aiaegebenen 1errttoriuu. y.
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Gepubliten beruben auf Der ,giir=
aertuaeno" uno seben al uGriess.
RUBIN" 5u @runbe.
n Gin neuartiaes geroitt aab eine
Goroners SurD in Misconlin ,Ge=
reAfsrtister Selbfmoro". Besriinoet
lit oieler Befunb oamit, oab bic meDr
ooer iueniser trauernoe Witttpe Dem
Genus Neues @eib" angeb6rt. 9ann
aQeroinas. 80.
n 2orb &oberts lbeint etipas leibt=
9ldubi9 gu iein. Sa meloet er auf Die
Nuslasen bon Elm paar entnobenen bril-
tiiden @efaneenen bin nod 2onoon,
oab prdlioent Stepn in Sc yDet's 2a=
ger wie Elm @eiangener bebanoelt peroe.
Das alaubt ibm ood nibt einmal Der
selbite ensliihe Singo.
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,,Saure Erambet. /"

60 lange Web1er Dapis in
McGinleps Gabinett mar (als Dilfs=
ietretdr bes SnnerlO mar CT natiirli1
Elm patriot. Geit er lid, aus innerltem
Nbideu aesen Die inoirette Sdulo oie=
Ter MominiHraIion an Der Mbmiirgung
bes maderen Nurenpoltes burd ben
on9elidbiii6e1l Yunbesgenoiieu, bon
bieier QlbminilratiDn abgetpanot uno,
,uie anbere ,pabre patrioten. fir Die
benlDtratiIde partei erfldrt bat, 1T er
fur Die iraurigen McGinleD- -Notbbelfer
elm .,lniiherer Gantonil, cine .stpei=
felbafte Mcquiiition.. llno 3tpar ioll
oies aus Der Neraanaenbeit oes
Mannes bic ME als felifebenoer Be=
tpeis gelten tann. benn felbii bem ar6bz
fen Nerbret1er aelebt man ben Ginnes=
mabel ,lnb 6ie 8eiierun9 3u-uno
nibta aus ieiner ieBige1 Stellun9
bewieien inerben. @ie unid9lid bumm
obennrein! Eieie Dergangenbeit nur,
uno nitts tpeiter. tlebte cod bieiem
Manne an, ala er fiir Diiroi9 befuRben
tuurbe, in Nc2inleps 9abinett 3,i
iitenl Mas nit anoeren Morten beiBt:
gin Monn iii nur 10 lanae iuiirbig.
nit btr Me4inlst- -Abminiitration 3u
Hid su iiben. als ct ni4t better
LII als, bieIe. burd uno burd aruno.
ioBloie, fDrrupie geielHdatt. 6pbalo
q pieoer Menid pirn, iObalo lid tpiri,
LID humane Negun9en IN ibm sei9en.
.iobal0 lit e. Mot mebr brauA.
bar flr lie Die Dsbonblung, Die
benz, suosaanbeuer Maben bel 9oii,
ALIEN forrett banbelnben Nbmiral
Qe,npff iceben ern iuieber 3ii 3beil 0e.
tuoroen iIi. IN ein ipeiterer Be.
NETS fiir oie|e Webnuptun9. llnb
,psnn oit osati6eu Mfainlep. .saot6bel-
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Cine sbrlicb semeinte Cffcrtc.

@eihmiire, Wunben, Rrebs, Srii=
fen. frabi9e Qaut, G9uppen bon &C.
sema. S1mersen in ben Rno1en, benz
&iiden uno ben @elenten, lppbiliitiide
Blutpereiftung. faulenoes 3abnileil9,
9roniiher 3beumatisnus uno alls
bartnddi9en Yluttrantbeiten t0nnen
ourd ben @ebraud einiser islaiben
Botanic Blooo Balm lhnell tllrirt
,uerben. Wir foroern Die Welt beraus
fir einen sSaa bon Bluttrantheit. Der
our1 Botanic Blooo Balm ni1t turirt
iperben fann llnb Die Guren fno an=
bauerno. Qeioet SIR an oiinnem glut,
fdledtfarbiaer 0aut, Matti9feit, Nus@
i9ldaen, Qeidtuollenen @elellten, &a=
tarrb. iiberriedenoem Mtbem. Wunben
i'm Munb unb Qals !? Wenn ia, 10 lit
guer Blut perDorben, Botanic Blooo
Balm .maht basielbe rein uno reid,
beilt bic Wunoen, entfernt Die 5bmer=
3en uno bant bas eanse Gpltem tpieoer
auf. Botanic Blooo Balm lit bas
einaige perfette Blutreinigunasnittel
0erfauft In Npotbefen. $l.00 bic
9roBe Glaihe nit @ebrau6santpeiluna.
I'm su 3ei0en, oaB mir es ebrli6 mel.
llen. perienben mir probeHaihen frei.
Man aoreiiire Blooo Balm 3d.. Mt=
lanta. 60. 36gert nidt, beihreibt uns
@uer Qeioen unb nit lenoen freien drSt=
liden Ratb. 8looo Balm bilft, tpenn
alles anbere fehlt. Brinolid erprobt
u1hrerb 80 cSahren. a
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s. %. 2luen, 8Iafes Mias, ..
George Ssaas, Stat. ..
Sofcpb @rr, We.u YbilaDeIpbia.
Nrs. 9npio 9too8ers, GaneI 9oper, ..
Mobert Sanfier, Sarmbia, =.
ScnrD S,attcr, WiDoaIe, ..
9s. $. Wa4ensee, Canal 9opcr. ..
Sbarlcs 9soHi, Susearawas, ..
sSalter sGneiDer, Gew philadelphia.
SaIas sso,ueu, 9enniion o.,
Samuel McKerlD, Ssctu YDilaoelpbia.
Nid)ptas gSinflcr, 3eiDler. =.
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GS rcttctc ieiu 8citt.

g. ". 9anIortb, bon ga Grange,
3d., lit ie9s Monate lang on elmer
eiternben @unoe am gein, I6reibt ie=
ooa, oaB 8udlen's Mrnicu Golbe i'm
in 10 Saaen sdn5lib beilte. Sir Ge=
i6miire, Wunoen. 8ranoluunoen, gsu=
len. Sbmersen oocr 0amorrboioen
aiebt es nihts geiieres in Der gelt.
0eilung aarantirt. Nur 25 gts. gu
pertaufen in s. s. Miller & So1n's
WpDthefe. 6
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3erbro9elte, 3ieratbe.

5err Wajor Der berHbmte t=iSabritant BON
betreffs Wtajprs @ement.
Sie 9roBe Wenae pclbe bieien befannen MrtlfeI 9es
brandt peB mobl. bob er piee bunbert Yrp5ent bei.
ier lit. als anbere @emente fir melbe berelbe Nn-
iprnd gemadbt plr6, aper Wtele ren nid)t tuaruut.
Sic etnfade uriabe tit bob Wtaipr bic been le be-
faurten Wtateriaten 9ebranht unb auhere syabrfan.
ten beieS nitt hnn neil bieiehen fotpieis ub nub
a9t uns oaB ein 9eitonbtbetl ieines Gements s3 IS
oas Yfunb nno etn auberer s265 bic 8allone fpitet
pdbrenb etn GROCER Sbeil bon ipgenanntem Cement
nnD Hnlligem Seim I'M snbeI nictS peiter it, alS l6
eentS Setm aufgelbt in Waier pber @itrpneuidure
nnb III manten Tdaen nod 9ednbert in syarbe unb
Sernh onrdb SaiaB BON biIi9en uub uuuiBen W}ate=
rialien.
Ntajprs Cement ipirb su IS uno 25 @euts per lajde
perfanft nnb menn Elm dnbler eiren anberen Mrtiff
onat beeiben 5u perfauien in6t 10 fam mannlitber
ietn, baB es iene abt it, etnen 9rbBereu Brpft 5u
MAIDEN.
Ser Yrpft on Majpr's gement 1T lopieI OILS ein
5dnoler au iraerb einem Gement marben iplte. nnb
bas ut bpppelt lpabr. neun mon bebenft, bab ber
Sdnoler anb nod burcb 3errn Majsr's @nseigcn prp-
Itirt Gsle Anae19en tolten iiber 5000 ben Wsorat
geite9t oaraut, bob Sbr Wsaior's Cement erbaltef.
nno begnl9t Guh uidt NIT bcm nnmaBseblthen Gatb
bes Mpptbefers.
Wenn Sbr etmas @e'didlibfeit beist (anb sbr per-
bet Wabribenlit ansfinoeu baB 5br seihidter ieih.
als sbr ge9laubt bobD, TO fbnnt Sbr Sure Gunlmt-
ihnbe unb bic 6ansibube ielbft reparren ebeno tpe
nit Maiors Committeeman nber Maiors 2eberGe-
ment Sbr mer6et itaMnen ipte ntele 0plars oabnrdb
lpdbren6 bes Sabres geipart iperben fDnnen.
Wenn Gner NpDtbefer bieien Gentent nitbt Iiefern
fanu 10 ipirb gut ireeno pele Sorte per Rp p6rtos
fret 3ugeiaubt 2
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Staat Sbtp Spfebp,
&ucas 9ountD.
TraufS. Gbenen beihtpbrt. oab er Der dltere
9ortner Der sSirnla s. s. Gbenep & o. lit. melbe
@siddite in Der Stabt Soieop in oben9enanntem
Gpuntp unb Staate tbut uno baB beaate SS,rma bic
Sumn1e ppn etubunbert 8 pllars fir jeben San
bon Satorrb besableu mirb, ber burb ben Sebrand
ppn Salrs &atarr b=&nr nttbt 9eheilt lperoen
fonu 5rauf S.@beuep.
(-l Yeid,ppren Dor mir unb untcridrieben in
Siegei meiuer Segenmart ON 6. Septrnlber U.
t@~) O. 1886.
q. SO. Sic 0 II, Difeutlber Ytotar.
Sools Ratarrb=ssur pirb inncrlitb genDmrnen nno
fuirft brett au bas 9ut unb bic idleimtgen Sberhd=
den bes SpItems. &aBt gud 3eugnilie frei 5nbtdcn.
s.. 8. @beneg & s o., Ioleoo ..
sY- Oertauft bon alen Mpptbeferu. Is Gents.
paIs sSamilensIlen iinb Die beten.
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SisMtnrdS ciicrnc ytcrpcu

waren oas &eiultat elmer eiiernen Sc
iunobeit. llubeuelamer gniue uno
raltloie gnersie finoet man nibt, tpenn
Maaen, 2eber, 9lieren uno gingepeioe
nidt in Oronung iino. 9Bollt ibr bieie
GiNenlbaften uno Den grfplg, Den lie
brinstn, aebrau6t Gr. Sings neue 2e=
benspillen. Sielelben enttpifeln ole
9rafte bes @eiltes uno G6rpers. 9tur
25 Gents IN Der Npotbete BON 8. s.
Miller & Sobn. 6
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] $500 BeIoh,,,,,ta! /!

sy0G bon 2eberIeiben, DpSpepta, &opffmmerseu, I'm.
Oerbonlifeit pber Weritnptuuo be3abte ben pir nti
nit Nipertta, ben aIlsrMeueen Metnen 4eberplsn III.
riren fbnMen mt,ln be DofI4ritttu 9eaau beiol9t
Gati8ioftion 3u QebeR. Is Ga. @9adteln entboIten
100 Qtaen. 10 Gts G4otbteIa enthaIien 40 Willen.
GtS G3adtel ef4baiten IS Nt1tH. Piitet Gudb ppr
foubt 0riefmarfen msrAtn 0uQenonttner. Rtsbita
Nsoital eo.s Gdt Clinton un0 S0d}pn ct. Chicago.
syu. 3n rerl0ufen In ber NpctbtIe bon n. q l2i1tr
y Gptn. Hem @biIunelpbin Cbip. u
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stlte' nltiere Iobfarbisen Shube
fir Dalltett geben gum Soften
preiie. Diele 5bube iinb feine
gabenbiiter, nod iino iie auber
Mcof ipttbern glatte, lleue @aa=
reu fir beinabe nicbts,
Nreiie mad Gcfaaea bee aaufcrs:
Ians, nit Sll6= Sop, einselne GrDbeil,
SIS Gents bis $l.00.
5ans, nit 5ub Sop, alle Gr6Ben,
$l.00, s1.15, $1.25, sl.50.
San Yici 5urns fiir Damen, elm $3.50
Slbub fir $2.40.
San 8iei Surns fir Damen, Elm $3. 90
Gbuh fir 50. 10.
5an Giei Shuhs fir Wdohen. Gin
$l.35 5hub fir $l.00.
Ian MuIlias fir Wdnner. Elm $3.50
Sbub fiir $l.00.
sSan 3uIlias fiir Mdnner, Elm $500
Shub fir sl.50.
Nur iitr 30 Sage.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-30
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-21
Potter Deals With the Mayor Only.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. 20.-BishOp Potter will
not deal with the Police Department in
the matter of vicious conditions in the
pro-cathedral district or in relation to in
suits offered last September to the Rev.
Robert l.. Paddock, of the pro-cathedral.
He will deal solely with the Mayor of
New York. The Bishop replied to Presi-
dent York tonight as follows:
"Sir--I beg to acknowledge your COM
munication of the 10Th instant. 1t is evil
IDENTIFY written under a misapprehension.
In accordance with the instructions of my
diocesan convention, / have lately ad-
dressed to the Mayor of New York a pro-
test concerning a condition of things in
the police department of this city which
is a matter of public notoriety and con-
corning which you yourself are commonly
reported to have made the most unre-
served admissions.
Having complied with the duty laid
upon me by my convention, this particular
incident, so far as l am concerned, is
closed. If the Mayor of New York desires
to see the affidavits of the two gentlemen
referred to in my letter to him, they will
be forwarded to him at his request"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-21
LITTLE GIRL ASSAULTED
When She Identified Her Assailant
the Mob Went Wild.
WOULD HAVE OVERWHELMED HIS CAPToRs
But Riot Call Had Been Sent 10, and After a
Fight in Which Twenty People Were
Hurt the Negro Was Safely
Jailed.
(By the Associated Press.)

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-A mob composed of
men and women fought twenty policemen
tonight in an attempt to lynch Harry
Evans, colored, on a charge of assaulting
seven year old Freda Guendal. Hundreds
of persons who had gathered around the
home Of the little girl. whose death was
feared was greatly excited when Evans,
who had been captured an hour before
was brought before his victim for identifi-
cation.
+ The two officers who had charge Of the
negro. after free use of their clubs on
the crowd, finally managed to shove Evans
into the house, where the little girl iden-
titled him as her assailant. When the
mob outside learned that Evans had been
identified by his victim they became fren-
zied and made another rush for him. In
the meantime, however, riot call had
been sent in and a wagon load of blue
coats appeared on the scene just in time
to prevent the crowd from overpowering
the officers and securing the negro. After
a fierce struggle, in which q score or more
of people were more or less injured, the
police succeeded in dispensing the mob and
landed Evans in Jail.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-21
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNT.
Closson, Cashier Of First National Bank,
Springfield, Vermont
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the ASSOCldIeu. TTeSS'J
Rutland, Va, Nov. 20.-A special to the
Herald from Montpelier, says:
"Ae report is current here that G. L.
Closson, cashier of the First National
Bank of Springfield, VT, is $4,000 short
in his accounts. F. G. Field, the President
of the bank, made the following state
ment last night:
" Cashier Closson some time allowed
his son g. L. Closson, Jr., member of
the defunct brokers firm of Knott and
Closson, of Burlington, to draw $4,000
from the bank, giving as security deed
of real estate which has since proved
to be worthless. AS the deed was made
out to Closson personally, his bondsmen
have been called upon to make the amount
good. They have asked that Closson be
retained as cashier while they are max
ing an investigation.
''The credit of the bank is no way i'm
paired
Tonight United States Commissioner
Leonard, on the affidavits of the ex-
aminers, issued a warrant for the arrest
of Frank M. Brown. the assistant cashier
and individual book-keeper, but there is
no clue to Browns whereabouts.