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n.,th ~ colhnrI n. n kuhn.

.lohnstown. Pa. NOV. -C'olpnal Hon.
~ II Kuhn has died ut his hemr here
HI his siNty-third yenr. iia Was i PRONE
intnt Mason ana had n iri'mat Mill
tarY record, brin4 ol the rrtlIal list
ei the United States ARMY nS captain.
Wounds received III the service CON
lt,Ihutcd 10 the musr ~ h- Death.
Colonel Kuhn bad served us grand
commander of thr Pennsylvania com
r;pudery ot I<ni&htS rrmplafs lnd had
Htt,ined tho thirtg- third da&re, Id Scot
fish Rite Masonry ~ tlr tiln@ of The
.Intnstown flood he waS pnt In cha?gv
of the commissary Department. EIr
WAS Il member Of Daniel II IIdStiugs'
The sun., 1901-11-02
pes,.r,te B.,,I. win Wants.

Trts0n. Ariz Nov. IA desperate
hsttle took place on Wednesday be-
tween Yaquis and Mexican cavalry.
iii'teen Iaquis We're killed or wound
al, ana number Of troopers We're
", unded. The charge was led by Lieu
2nant Colonel Quintro, With 800 men,
III mounted. They left Gulymas aft
II receiving repeated dispatches an
uouncing raids made by Indians. The
Indians We're camped in l.atnna cam
yon when the troops came upon them
\ light ut close range began and last
20 twenty minutes. The truops rode
ulnn The Indians, llilliug them with
thrir six shooters. The Indians fgl
la"ll ANA. securing their horses, mad,
ial rlle mountains The tr orers art
ii pursuit. ana more fighting Is eX
lartyd. Lieutenant ColOne! tluintr,
t, highly commended fer his brayer!
III the people OF ;'uaymas
The sun., 1901-11-02
STOCK TRANSFERRED.
Wilmington Malleable Iron Company
Changes Hands.

AT the office Of Benjamin Siclds on
Thursday afternoon Joseph IL. and
James Bailey transferred i'll the shares
II the stock of the Wilmington Malle-
able IRON Company to Harris White
more and other capitalists from Connect
rut. Mr.. Whittemore represents his
father in the purchase Of the plant.
New directors for the company were
selected. the MeSsrs. Bailey having re
tired Those new directors are Harris
Whittrmore ana Charles Berger of Nan
satuck and Thomas /. Bayard Of thi'
city.
Organization was effected by elcctins
Mr.. Whittcmorc president; Mr.. Bayard
secretary and Mr. Berger, treasurer
| The business is tp he conducted under tn
same name us heretofore. but under thu
rrw management. 1t is expected tina
tile plant will be much enlarged ant
the new owners may install Thinning
plant iii connection with il.
The sun., 1901-11-02
rMeI.c.scnr-nIn kidnnrer.

IIGlena, Ninn Nov .S special to
flr Independent from Grcat Falls
sars that 4 twrlyeyrarola hny named
Snuthwick ki,lnaped thr year-old
,a Of q. w. Ryan il prominent grocer
Of that city. aud sent 4 nof, N he ia
Tier demaudus Sl.a0u ransom rreat-
cning e run pieces NJ @la ilo the
chilis eyes ana tn his hani> ntf mn
leS' the demand w9" compiled With
Alr. Ryan notified the noliar. wha m.
rstra Young SoUtllwici shortly lftrr
thr RYAN boy had arrived at his fiji.
thcr's stor" unhurnai haymg been re
leased ~ S0uthWigk
The sun., 1901-11-02

In some of his Oriental illusions. aS
.ycn this season. Magician Kellar. who
omcS to the Grand Opera House this
tternoon ana evening. approaches, ap-
arently very close to the lines of the
supernatural. In Princess Karnak" hn
howS how il is possible to send young
woman through the air in the theatre
\ full light, over the heads of the audi
nee 50 quickly that no one can see her
.. He accomplishrs this in the follow.
ltg manner: Two wooden cages with
lated sides and doors are shown, on.
\ the stage and one suspended 10 feet
n the mir, The princess is locked in
he lower one and nj the magical wor,i
4 command is gone. She is seen trip
'ing lightly down the aisle of the theatre
rom the rear toward the stage, Int
,nw She got there no one can fathom.
The sun., 1901-11-02
SHOT rrnm Ami,nsh.

Waco. Tex. NOV. IL w McDon-
ald and his wife Susan We're shot from
ambush from the banls uf the Brazns
river. near the Galls county liur, anu
both were killed. They We're fishing
ana were near their tent when some
one fired upon them. The old gentle
man was about bfty yards from the
tent when he WAS shot twice in the
head. The wife was Il hundred yards
away, ANA tile shot was evidently very
close. for tJc woman's clothing took
fire ana her body was burn"d to a
criSp. I'lc murderer WIS evidently
ti'tnr money, for it was known thar The
a,t man Had somc iii his tent
The sun., 1901-11-02
L.,ncl,ing In Gcorgi.,.

T4.rrsonyille. Ga, Soy Il \ negro
w1 attempted 10 assault the wtta a
Em. ~tatlvc Dangherty was tpund
N sUg 10 telegraph pal IL Alicu
.aH. Tie was surrounded Ia 4 u1.
9y posse, caught and lynched
gt a.SiyRnin Declares IL hi, idnut.
ladelphia. Nov. 1.-The haail ei
i aS OF the Pennsylvania railroad
Jared the usual semiant4ual diyi
70 per cent ami | per ryat eE.
{ h places the stock on 9 Per
Il. sis
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callahan coIInp.es In court.

Omaha, Nch Nov Times Gala
han. on trial fur alle@cd perjury in his
testimony durnm his trial i'll the Gu
dallN lidnaplns casc, collapsed from
nervousness and Had e be removed
from III" courtroom. puriug the trial
young Guduhy ffutiit9rd hiS narrative
Of tile lIidnapin-. ng over the entire
case Chief nnu AMup sworo to Culla-
hans arrest mnl nbiHeul that lie
could prov" lin a'3i ronrt then took
recess until ''e,g1N 70 await the re-
suit " Callahan t,ar,s
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Big Eire a, rnlnntown. Pa.

Uniontown. Pa, Nov. IA fire
which started in Friedman's livery
stable. near Pittsburg street, early in
The morning. destroyed ten buildings,
covering two blocks. one life is re-
ported to have been lost and the prop
,rty damage is estimated ut S25OOO0.
AZ 10 o'clock the fire was believed to
- under control. although il was
breaking out at intervals with more or
less intensity. The extent Of the fire
is attributed to the scarcity Of water,
from which ills vicinity has been suf.
fpring for sevelal months.
The sun., 1901-11-02
GENERAL wEsToN's REPORT.
Difficulty of Feeding the Army In
the Philippines.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The report OF
General John Il. Weston, commissary
general of subsistence. shows that the
total expenditures for the subsistence
of the army during the fiscal year were
sla.Ga2, Dos The receipts from the sales
pf subsistence stores during the same
period were S3,2D0.234. An Interesting
feature of the report is a statement
from Colonel Woodruff. chief commits
sary of the army of the Philippines, in
which he says:
Nearly 100000 persons occupying a
country almost destitute of meat and
vegetables and other food supplies suit
able for Americans have been supplied
largely from single base 1000 miles
distant.
"After the stores reached Manila they
| Lad to be landed in cascos and then
distributed by steam vessels, one short
railroad. by cascus and bancos poled
| up narrow rivers, by wagon and
carabao carts along almost bottomless
aoads, by pack mules and coolies ovel
mountain trails. often through a hos
tile country, and some of the posts sup
llied were more distant in point o
time from Manila than is the capital o
our country
Colonel Woodruff says that durini
he period covered hy the report $500
mcn have been returned to the Unite
states and about $4,000 have arrive
! the Philippines, aud that not a sin
lie serious complaint has been receive
: aonccrning the food supply. Ther
aave been received ut the Manila depc
a i1GNj4, $50 pounds of ration article
. Ind G3. Al. .996 pounds of sale stores.
The sun., 1901-11-02
,ne.r issues n Proclamation.

Silnla. Nov. 1.-The ameer of AZ
granistnn, IIabibullah Khan. has
caused TO be spread broadcast procla-
nation informing all Afghans who
haNr He'd from their country because of
aNtortion, oppression or Gear Of arrest
ID false charges that they can return
safely and that lands ron!iScatcd from
thrn will be restored. that loans will
Nc advanced for improvements and
,tnt Il years taxes will be remitted.
The sun., 1901-11-02
,,i.s stonc ,Iuv snon 10 rrec,

ConSHutnople Nur ", The nrgoti
ation~ with the ciadars ot Miss Ellen
NJ. stone ihr American missionary,
appear g rs goiug 1n ~ successfully
that her rrleaSe sesgl> nnw 10 bc only
4 matter Of daNs ~ far fram there
being any confirmation Of tile rumors
Of her death circulating hi the Bulga-
rian border districts il Is said here
that another lcJtq written two days
ago. has been received from her.
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THE sANCTUARIEs.
Services in the Different Places OF
Worship Tomorrow.
BAPTIST.

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street at
1899 a. m. Rev. John Shape will preach
on '.The Son of Man Among the Golden
Candlesticks, the second anniversary
sermon. Bible school at y. m. ana twi-
light service ut $40 y. i'll. Preaching 'y
the pastor at 7.3O p. m, on The Great
White Throne" first i'll series on "Ihe
-Four Judgments. Mr.. David J. Wing
field will sing 1.-The Great Whltf
Throne" Baptism at close SpeciaI
singing ut morning service by two choirs
Strangers invited.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Lecture on Ben Hur.

Professor and Mrs. j. j. Lowe Of
Philadelphia last night gave the illus
rated lecture Ben Hur' in Olivat
Presbyterian Church before large audi
acc This thrilling story from the pen
II General Lew Wallace and the magni-
icont pictures used to Illustrate it, inter
"strd and entertained the people greatly.
fhc lecture was the first Of II series that
will y" given this winter under the aus,
piccs of the Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip.
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B.tnl III M. =. Chnrch. Rrr Nm
beware OF t'intmenrs for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

tS murcery will surely destroy the sense
VI smell and completely dcrange thu
whole system when entering ii through
H. Mucous surface. Such articles should
levrr be used except on prescription.
'roR reputable physicians as the damage
ley will do is ten fold 10 the good you
an possibly derive from them. Halls
'atarrh Cure, manufactured hy +. j.
'heney K Co.. Toledo. o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally. acting
troctly upon the blood and Mucous sur
aces of the system. In buying Halls
atalrh Cure be sure You get the geatIirc
Il is taken internally and made in r.-
edo, O., by F. j. Cheney & Co. Tcsti-
nonialS free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-11-02
LOCAL PLANT RUSY.
Work in Car Shops and Ship Yard
Brisk.

The local plant Of the American Car
nd Foundry Company is unusually busy
in both the car ana ship building depart
ncutS Three handsome cars are being
constructed for the Bangor and Aroos-
took Railway Company ana one for the
Coin Belt Railroad Company. The
courhcs are of an olive hue with old
.nld trimmings.
Work ou tho ing now in tn" ways Is
progressing rapidly, and while the date
n the launching has not been set, it VIII
take place in short time. Offfcials Of
the company have not decided upon a
name for the boat rs yet.
The sun., 1901-11-02
EPISCOPAL.

calvary Episcopal Church, Third and
Washington streets, the Rev. William NJ.
Jefferis, ID. D., rector. Services, $50
a. M, Sunday School; 1890 Il. M, Holy
Communion, sermon: THE Lessons OF
All Saints Day" 7.30 p. m, Ecvening
prayer and Initiation of members OF
The Daughters Of the King. Sermon b!
the rector: Lydia, The Working CHRIS
tian
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PERSONALS.

Col and Mrs Frank ID. Lacl,cy have
Frturned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Frederick G. Mammele aud Mrs.
Candy Cox. who have been visiting in
louisville and Reading, Pa. have re-
turned home.
j. Newman Davis. clerk 1T the Office
nf the Puscy u Jones Co., who has been
spending several weeks in the East. has
returned home.
Miss Edith Nandiver RICHTER Of North
seventeenth street. Philadelphia, is max.
ing visit to her cousin. Mrs. w. B
md Miss Irene Baird, of thi>
i.
The sun., 1901-11-02

Second Methodist Protestant Church
5tb avenue and Anchorage ST., Rev
James $. Nichols pastor Divine scrvic,
and preaching by the pastor ut 1890 a
m. and 7.45 p IN. Glass meet
ing at $50 u. m. Sunday Schoo
at . p. iii. Y. l.. 5. @. u. Al
| I p. m. Bible class, Wednesday even
| ing at 7.45 o'clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening Mt I.i5 o'clock. iol
are cordially invited 10 be present.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Innoe,,,t n,.t,,nder shot.

Saratoga. y, ~, NoN, |. Charles l..
FarralI IT, ugcd fifteen who claims
70 hnye been nm innocent hystandr.
duriu@ il Iia!lawnen demonstration III
Pcinr ; tlt"kS premises. was shot hy
Quick. J Is believed that he was NOR
tall4 wouudg leirk has been arrest.
ed fl assault II tl4, first degree.
The sun., 1901-11-02
,,utiny In Turl,t-h 5o,,.

Paris NOV. Ia dispatch to III,
Times from GonstantinoPin ays flirtS
officers of the navy recently na inirt
On account of arrears af pay I'm pro
eeeded 10 the palace to iullsn I mon
stratiGn. The sultan then sE, an aid
de-camp with an insrall HRt uf III,
money due them and the officers there
upon desisted.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Bubonic Plague ~ Giasgo,,

Glasgow, Nov. l.--Another case of
the bubonic plague has been certified to
here. Large numbers of people who
have been in contact with plague eases
or suspects have been isolated. The
foreign consuls are refusing 10 grant
clean bills of health.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Another Carnegie Library.

Los Gatos, Cal. Nov. L. Andrew
Carnegie. has given $4,000 for the
erection Of library building in this
AVN
The sun., 1901-11-02
PRESBYTERIAN.

Olivet Presbyterian Church, Fourth
md Broomc streets, Rev. X. \. FL
wood, pastor. 10 Il. IN. Brotherhood Of
Andrew and Philip. 1O45 a. m. Divine
worship ana sermon by the pastor. 2,39
.. m. Bible School 7.45 p. M. Evangcl-
iStic meeting. subject People of Earth
That Will 20 to He'll"
The sun., 1901-11-02
WEST END DEFEATED.
Harmer A. A. Basketball Team Wins
by Score of IL to %.

Before large attendance the West
End basketball team was defeated last
sight by the strong Harmer Athletic
Association team Of Philadelphia by the
ycnrc or is to .. The local team has
had hut little practice this season which
accounts for The large Score. the visitors
made. They have the making Of IN ey-
,ellcnt team. however, and with more
practice will no doubt show up in the
N'rst Ends usual strong form. The fca-
,urr ~ last nights game was the all.
.uund good playing of Nirlcn and IIct-
IN ana i oug throw by Kennedy. Tho
'tu,-t,, fnlnNS.
The sun., 1901-11-02
cnnnlnaIs l.nt I<nnsa rronns.

Tprian Nov. I \ special dispatch
frmn NawGp says thai detachment
Of fack twops recently Sent Is tie
Ko-o authorltieS ~ qucll 4 revolt III
Bainsi> ID l[asSAi, was captured. and
thp soldiers We're assasstnatrd roasted
anl gnfgu
The sun., 1901-11-02
Ill While at Work

William Hill Of No. 401 East Eleventh
street, hecamr suddenly i'll yesterday
morning While working at the Diamond
State Steel Company's plant. He was
removed To his home i'll the Phncnix
Amhnlnnce
The sun., 1901-11-02
Mrs. Cross IIrlproying.

Word was received by Joseph +. Cross
from Laurel stating that his wife who
was stricken with smallpox while visit
lng near that town. has the disease in
I mild form, and that her recovery will
BE- rapid. She is able to sit mp.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Gomper~ sunmoncd n cincinnati.

Cincinnati, q, MoN ac,ilvnt
Gmaprrs OF the American L ratiun
IA Labor has been snualuap d cump
10 Cincinnati 10 adjust difficulties
;mons ,le brewery W5.Eer which
threaten TO rrecipinte = riin The
Gttliculty arises over thc relations ncs
tween tile brewery frnmen and tle
Brewery Workers uuinR
The sun., 1901-11-02
CarneEie's Latest Honor.

London. NOV. 1.-Andrcw Carnegie
las been formally nominated for the
lard rectnrship uf ST. Andrews uniycr.
sity. There are no other nominations.
Mr. Curuegies election will hn dcclar,
"a hy the vice chancellor Nor. s
The sun., 1901-11-02
New Hose Carriage.

The Phoenix Fire Company expects
- receive its new hose carriage today
y Monday. The carriage was built at
Seneca Falls. y. y, and was shipped
nj Thursday.
The sun., 1901-11-02

Rev. Il. J. McKeever of Wayne, fa.'
will preach at Calvary Baptist Ch'lrcii
tomorrow morning and evening. a cor
dial invitation is extended to the ser
vices
The sun., 1901-11-02

Epworth N. L. Church, the Rev. +.
Burgette Short, minister. Glass meeting
$50 II. m. led by George W. Booker.
Preaching. 1890 n. m, subject; 1.-Two
Essential Elements of Christianity" Sun
day School, 2 II. M. Rev. John White,
superintendent. Preaching, 7.SO p. m,
subject. "'rhc Eagles's Way: or Chris.
tian Ascendency." Special notes: Spec
i'll services every evening newt week.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Fog Bell Rang.

River traffic was delayed yesterday
morning on account Of the heavy fog.
The new fog bell ON the jetty was kept
ringing last night and early this morn
| ing.
The sun., 1901-11-02

West Presbyterian Church, corner of
Sth and Washington, the Rev. A. \.
kcgwim, II. IL, pastor. 1890 a NJ.
sermon by the pastor. p. III. Sabbath
School. Gas p. in. Christian Endcayor.
30 p. M. illustrated sermon and illus
trated song
The sun., 1901-11-02
METHODIST.

st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church, Seventh and
Market streets, Rev. w. L. s. Murray,
pastor. 1890, The Lords Supper" I.S0
D. M, sermon on Peninsula Methodism.
2 i. m. Sunday School. $50 y. IN, \.
L. :. G. Il.
The sun., 1901-11-02
pain Drops Free silver.

KAY l. The chamber or
Gale h#> PASSED the hill prohibit
III thr frce coinage IF silver.
The sun., 1901-11-02
Another saratoga Hote, Fire

Saratoga. \. Y, Nov. 1.-The Park
House has been damaged by fire and
water. Tie loss will be $4,000, fully
covered by insurance.
The sun., 1901-11-02

The Filst United Presbyterian Church
West and Third streets. Rev, J. J. fIus-
Ton, ID. d.. pasto.. 1920 II. M. sermon.
subject: The Meaning Of the Broad
Wall Around Jerusalem. the Church Of
Christ 2.sO p. m, Sabbath School.
6.45 i. M, Christian Enleavor meeting.
las u. III, sermon. subject Christ the
Friend of the Sinner"
The sun., 1901-11-02
SULTAN DEFIES FRANCE
Report That He Is Preparing For
War.
FLEET DID NOT TURN BACK
News Dispatch That Cniilard Had
Returned to Toulon Was incor-
rect-Forcign once Makes Pub
lie Composition of Squadron.

Paris. Nov. |. ~ Turkey will fight
France, according to Constantinople
dispatch received by way of Philippop-
oils.
The dispatch says that the sultan |
has resolved to defy the French gov
ernment and has ordered the defense |
of Salonika, Smyrna and Mitylene.
Mines have been placed in the Dar-
danelles, says the telegram, and pre-
paratory orders have been issued for
the mobilization Of two army corps.
The telegram further states that an
tiforeign fanaticlsm prevails through
out the city.
The newspaper dispatch from Tou'
lon announcing the return of Admi.
raj Caillard's division of the French
Mediterranean squadron TO that port
proves to be Incorrect The officials Of
the foreign office informed the Associ-
ated Press that the admiral has not re-
turned and that the facts set forth in
these dispatches are correct. The al
miral is now on his way to Turkish wa
ters
The incorrect announcement from
Toulon Of the return of Admiral Call
lard's division. which created great
sensation, emanated from the CORE
spondent of well known news agency
The explanation is that Admiral Mai
gret, commander Of the Mediterranean
fleet, returned to Toulou at O'Clock
Thursday evening with all his vessels
except those belonging to Admiral Gail
lard's division. The correspondent OF
the news agency referred to miscountet
the vessels owing TO the darkness.
ships In CaiIIard's Fleet.
A corrected list Of Admiral Callard''
ships is now published. The list cablet
was that of his ordinary light division
but it appears that 4 special squadron
was formed, composed of the battle
ships GluloiS and Charlemagne, tn
cruisers Amiral Pothuau, Chanzy an,
Galilee aud two torpedo boat destroyer
of the liail,harde type.
The principal claim France has t
collect Is the S9.00O,000 bin OF TIL
FroNh company that built quays i
ConStantinoplc under a concessio
which permitted II to collect wharfa@,
hnt which the Turkish gnycrnmen
thinEng ii was getting ton little out Q
Ii, Withdrew.
IUuue are other claims of French ci
iaans who have suffered damages I
peran or property in various parts {
tha ottoman empire through yiolenc
or ud claims which have been dra4
giN l0ng for years notwithstandtn
thu rnrkish government has promise
to pHy them.
The sun., 1901-11-02
yew Portnguese siInistrr.

Lisbon Nov 1.Scnhor Hor;a Na-
,hado has been appointed Portuguese
sinister at Washington.
The sun., 1901-11-02
D. ROSS AND son
2O6, 2O6, 2l0 Market St.
In THE PLAYHOUSES.

Faust will close its successful run
Il the Wilmington Theatre this after
loon anl,pyeninG.
The sun., 1901-11-02


Fast Lake Presbyterian Church. TWEEN
ty-seventh and Market streets. Rev
George II. Trull, pastor. Divine service
ana preaching by the pastor at 1870
IL. NJ and 7.45 p. m. sunday School meets
1T 2 i. IN. " +. s. c. Il. { p. NJ. Bihlc
study and prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7.45 o'clock. You are cordially
invited
First Presbyteyiln Church. Market
strcet above Ninth. Preaching 1T 10 @9
~ IN. aud ,,oy u. M. by the Rev. Marcus
| w. Kratz, Of Allentown, Pa. Sunday
School 1t 1880 n m. " T. $. G. L.
6.45
Central Presbyterian Church. Sunday.
MN .. 1901, 1890 a, m. preaching by
koy. T. y, McCurdy, u. D,, subject:
''rhr Secret Of Power Il m. Sunday
Srhool SO +. N Prayer meeting Of thu
" L. $. q. f.. 7.45 y. III. preaching IS
My T. 4. McCurly u. D. subject;
lie,t Garment.
First Unitarian Church, West st.
Nuyr Eighth. Rev. Alexander T RowSer
l'niui~ter. Subject f"r Sunday. Nov. 8
l"AtcMher> If the Household of God" Ser,
Iyirrs at 1915 O'clock All sratS free
Suuuay School meets 1T - o'clock.
| Church Of thc Naw Jerusalem. ia.
er of Delaware avenue and Washing
w street. Ecy. Philip r. Cabcll. pastor
Srrvirc at 1880 q. N. Morning serma,
III ..lHr Ark Captive III the PhilistincS
CnuutTy Sunday School at 9l5 Il. III
Harvester Mission. Front and Jcfferso
~treet>. Sunday School . p. M. Low
'ra>t. 800 conducted by Afford l.. Du
hrl!. Song service 7.30 led by Levi
.'rakuy. Revival lnectin. o'clock.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
sunday morning services at II O'Clock
subject : Doctrine Of Atoncmant.
"Wednesday evening meeting ut O'Clock
'r,c reading room omen every mornIp
.xgep- Saturday and sunday 9l7 Gil
III avennc. All cordially welcome.
! Bethel \. NJ. +. Church. Rev. Wi
liam II. II. Butler. u. D., pasto
'ansecration meeting at 6 n. IN. Preacl
il@ 1t 1890 a. m, and 7.90 p. M, by til
licr. T.. Il. Mcconnell, returned mi
.ounry from Cuba. Holy Commute
Ar ll.30 u. III. Glass meeting NJ 12.1
Sunday School AZ go and hriStan Ii
lnavor meeting ut $50 p. III. Rev NJ
MrC CuuneIl will lecture on Monday cyei
.-. subject: The Cuban People: The
domestic and Special Pccnliarities. ~
mission free. hu0 silver Offering Will /
e takrn nj the close Of the lecture Ever,
. = .lA inNitel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-16
IT0 COMING TO AMERICA.
Foremost Japanese Statesmen VIII
Aoain, Travel to the West to
~ Benefit His Health. ~

YOKOHAMA. Aug. .s-1&.--Marquis Ito
Japan's leading statesman, win go TO
America shortly, He has been In Ill
health for some time and the doctors or
dered him to take a long sea voyage. He
has chosen the Western route.
Count Ito was born in the prov
ince Of Chosu In 1s40. A secret
journey to Europe convinced him
of the superiority of western civilization.
and since that time he has been one Of
the leaders In westernizlng his native
land. In 1871 he visited the United States
TO investigate tho coinage system. and
hpon his return to Japan he assisted
in establishing the mint at Osaka. On
o second trip to Rufop6, In 1880 he was
favorably impressed with the German
methods Of government. and his attempts
to introduce them Into his own country
have given hipn the name Of the Japanese
Bismarck. In 1888 no assumed the lead
ing place In the Japanese cabinet, and
under the title OF minister president OF
state. Instituted sweeping economical re-
forms. and during tho next two years
everything was done tN make japan the
Asiatic counterpart OF the German en-
pire. A reaction IN 1883 resulted IN Ito's
retirement from the premiership. to
which, however, he was recalled IN 1892
In the war with China In isss-isaS he
played leading part, being premier Of
tho empire. ana high admiral OF the
Japanese dset In reoognltfcu Of his serv-
taes he WAS made q msruuiq. An un-
puooegefpl attempt 70 sesasflnate him
n u ~ ~ ref1Ee4 g. Dr!y yato