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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
0erThieDemc WaMrt6ten.

ginem etpas ~nerpoien iungen
@eiitli6en in England paiiirte Dor
&lr5em ein @rlebnib, oas er einent
Nreunoe bic folat er5ablte: sd
muBte elm ettpas entferntes 2orf be.
iuhen, uno bort bel elmer often Dame
iiberaahten. sic nabm mid freIno.
lid aut fiibrte mid in elm redt
mobnii6 ausiebenbes @ema6 uno
perabibieoete iid bon mir nit Den
@orten: sd gebe 0ieies 3immer
MIR meinen @diten, Die ib beionoers
ebren mill, benin es lit boil gebeilig.
ter grimerungen fir MIDI. Mtein
eriter 8atte Itarb IN bieiem gett auf
bieiem aiiien itn0 mein 5peiter
Mann enbete iein 2eben in jenem
2ebnitubl in Der gde. @enn i6
mandmal i'm Sunfeln bereinfomme,
meme ih, i9 fonnte i'm bort nod
iibcu ieben. Wein Batter legte iib
auf baS Sofa, bas unter Dem Senlter
iteht, mo erbob it'd niht mebr.
Nrmer Eapa, er mar Spiritiit mo
peripra6 mir, err Diirbe mir na6 lei.
mem 2obe IN Die oieiem Simmer er.
ideinen. @andmal CLAUDE id mirf.
lid, i'm bier 81 ieben. Soate er
heute Hadt foulmen 6ann iaaen Sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
SeraS.

= Cine unfreipiaige 2uftbaaons
fobrt ma6te Der Sarmer s. @roB.
mann in Stranger. 9ort iolte eit
Snitbaaon IN Die Sobe gelaiien pers
Den, mo5u ii6 cine sroBe Ienidens
maiie eingefunben batte. Iu6 @roB.
mann !tano in Der HGbe unb Den
Iufitiea oeS 8allonS pe~rfolgenb, be.
mertte er nidt, OaB er ii6 in Die anl
Soben l~iegenOen Seile perntdelt
hottie. TloBlih mllroe er IN Die S06e
Qeboben nn0 mocbte Die 9ilitreiie nit,
inOem CT Iidl, Die Sage %ertenneno, am
Seil ontlammerte. Cine Weile melt
uOn Der Steqe entiernt, 100 Der
&allon mli9eltiegen mar, mllroe CT
ianit micoer Nalf sic gr0e geiebt,
nohbent Dos Cos aus Dem Gallon
cntmid)en NOR unb berieibe ii1 lang.
iom nicOerlieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
&aHfornien.

- Gin 6iueiiides Soipital, bas
einaiqe ieiner %rt IN amerifu, lit in
Son Srancisco erridtet poroen.
GbineiiiGe Ier5te Deri6reiben bort
d)ineiiihe 0iebifamente, nno 6ine't.
fdle Batienten perOen Don 6ineiiIdS1
Observation-Disclosures gepflegt. 9as
Soipitol mar cine bringenOe gtotb-
penbigfeit, ba franfe Wongolen IN
Den Soipitdlern Der @eiBen feline
Gufnabme fouoeu. Die Sebrroen
port San GSrancisco geben germ 81,
DOB ocS nelle Soipital ii6 ais Elm
pobrer Segen ~eripeiIt, ba Srnoerte
bon fineiti6en armen Sellfeln bier
furirt meroen, Die ionit elenb umfom-
men, ooer 5ur Seri6lepplrng an-
itefenoer Seltdlett beitragen mir
ben. ll~ebrigens erbGlt bieies dime
fiide @oipital ans allen Sbeilen Der
Ser. .Staaten 8atienten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

1nlano.
Sifrict Columbia.

Die sm0lf Glerfs bes aferbaits
9epartemertS, meldye III Der befaltlla
ten @eiie ais Yrobe.giier Oienen,
nurben nit Dem Seiniten, Seltell
uno @~eiunoeiterl, mos Das Sano er'
Beiat, 9eiiittert; ober jest bat BET Der
Sqlfte Ocs SutenOs Die iogenannte
8iftfiitterrng begomen. Sic
Seds, melde sit oieiem 3tped ollser>
leien iino, finoen neben ibrem Srubs
itiidsteler cine groBe Gelatin
&opiel, in pel6er cine BET Sielen oils
itGblid 9~elteltoe Subitan5 Sorar
peer ionIt Elm Stoft Der III lnierer
Re6ensmittel 5n0uItrie SerpenOrmg
iinbet - entbolten lit rno melfe tie
pGbrenb beS Sriibitiids etn5unebmen
habcr. 8rof. @iQp, Der Die Yer
iude leitenoe Gbemlifer bes Iderball-
9eportements, erflGrte ietner 3ett,
Dob n1r in flint Der &apieln elm 10.
ael1annter itGOliher Stoff entbolten
lei, in Der ied3iten ober irgeno Elm rrl-
beoinqt uni6Gbli6es Sngreoien5.
Ser 8rofeIior lit nGmliG Elm i~tarfer
InbGnger Der 2ebre, baB Die Gin
bilolag ic6r piel tbut, ilno er mOdtc
ieDen Der iungen 2eute gIauben
modem, DOB gerabe er Die unid)ao.
Iide Supiel erbalten bot, nm oaourf
All permeioen, baB Die Seds Dor lall-
ter angIt obmagern. Die 5ipolf
Grobe.Giier perieben nod mie por
tire SteQen I'M 9epartemert, nur
Itnb tie gestprngelr, ieoen Sag 81 be-
Iti1nmten Stunben lire Semperatrr
AT meiien lrto ibrelt GltlS nno lire
Neipiration 51 per5eidnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Sine million Stitt Ut CT

fonnten Sen 9anf bon Somer SaQ
BON @eit Eoint, Soma, ni6t aus
hriiden. Soret mesbalb: Cine
idIimme GrfGltltng bat feline 2rngen
angegriffen uno einen bartn1digen
&uiten perurinft. @eri9ieoene
ger5te bebalpteten, er bate Die
SdpinOiudt, fonnten inn aber ni6t
helen. Na6Oem glae i'm mlfgege.
ben batten, begann er Or. Sings
Stem Discovery fir 9llts5ebruts 5u
Qebrauden. Gr i6reibt iiber ben
Grfolg: r@8 furirte mid mo rettete
mein 2e6en. SD wiege ieBt 227
8funb." @arantirt fir Suiten, Or
fdltungen unb 2ungenleioen. Hreis
80 Gents uno $1.00. Srobefloifeu
fret IN z. @. Glrete'S glpotbefe, sos
@tain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
9lut SauDe Oss 0rabcS 9es
rcttct.

ySsG peiB, Oob id ldngIt in mel
nem 8rabe l6ee", i6reibt Srau Q.
$. 3emiom bon Decatur, Ila.,
.luenn es ni6t fir electric 9ttters
p1re. @Gbrenb Orei Sabren lit
i6 uuidgli6 on lluperoauliGfelt,
Gobbrennen, Magen- unb gtnge-
meibes8 pspepiio. Iber oieie aus.
gesci6uete WfeoiSin bat an mir
@unber gemirft. Seit i'd oielelbe
Qebrou6e, fam i6 ber5baft ellen
nrb habe 80 Bil1nO 6ugenommen. "
STIR llnperOaulihfett, Ippetitloiiq'
felt, @agen-, Seber- unb Nierenlet-
oen lit electric 9itters cine poiittpe,
qarantirte &ur. 8loS 80 Gents IN
z. IS. &uete'S 4potbete, 656 Main-
StraBe, 9rbuqre, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Gin uneI16 fontntt ieIteW
0ucitt>

Wsan tann Sicies bolfstbimlide Wprt babin nmans
bern: Gin aspifes ltnsIid fon,uit nieinais oil einl"
Eteles nngItd lit lsibsr isbr baufs. SerIt miirosn
Die wseniten 8eianoer iein. ~ beitebt In Der eeiat,
9ldubtstett t~kbrtbter 8routeu, tute NON Iotbe iebtn
ttd 9ttld oemert6ar made. Solte ,.ar3neien," uno
oas NJ eas 5,pstte unglhd, limb 9srabs bic, wsife
niUts eeilsnn. gsnn fe %entbaIten i9arfs StOffe, bamil
Wttttel tslfsn ni6t unb ibaeen babel, bsnn fe reissn
ots tranfen aorpertbeile nod. Die mirfIiGsn MrBneist
tine eselsniasn, ipsI6e bic snt;itnbtttn SswsSe be-
idnftigeH unS babel bas But, ben oft erntu,ru.
lnSerl fs Site aus BEN fisden Gbrpsr s%utierusn. Ole
beife pom bteien Ar3neieu iteIen aber bic beribmtten
,0f Sernoro arauisrptnen bar, mtlbe. fir a5 Ssnts
III aueu Apotbeteu gu bobsH, in alien Ndusn, pom
Dem 8Drper gu itaoeu. Seun he e~ntbalten feline
lbarfen Stoffe; unb ossbalb braubsn fe and feline
Suderumbluuu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Ncw SerIeD.

- 1oS &ieien9ei6iis, bas i'm
@aterpliet , Irienal fir Die &iiitens
pertbeiOigung III Snnop Soof berge.
felt puroe, lit RBt on ieinem 8e.
itimmungSort angelaugt. Inter
Nufii6t beS N%rienal : Gomnanoa1s
ten fSorlep muroe Die Hieleufououe
ollf einem fir Den 3wed conItruirten
8aggon, Der ielbit 34,272 Tfuno
ipieGt. na6 bern 6luBufer 9ebraGt
,un0 nit einem Sebebaum in Die be-
reititebenbe 8nrte gelaoen. Die
9imeniionen OeS Sfieiengeidiibes
iino: @eiammtlGnge 40 SUB 90
Boil. Ser Gurdmeiier am Srud) iii
; Sup. 9aS &aliber lit Is Boil. Die
Contribution oeS @ei6iiseS nabm 4
Sobre IN NnipruA. Die Ganone
trGat Elm 2370 8iuno m~ieqen0es
Groiectil cine 3iiton5 bon 81 Wfei.
len. BUR SaOung limo eutueOer 576
8funO rau6loieS ooer 1000 Yfunb
!dauar5eS 8uiuer erforocrlid. 1868
600 BflutO Hobitabl mltroe fir bus
llngebeuer gebraudt un0 Die Soften
bctrn0en $150,000. Sans neue
0toidinen mIBtcn 5plr Seriteluna
OeS Gei6iiBeS angefertigt perOen.
SIM sllter BON 20 Sabren lit in
Sceanic Der reide Sonoerling Omen
NtcGarton %geitor6en. oils inn Sabre
1872 8rant unO @reelep ii6 UNI oQS
&rGiioeuteuomt beworbeu, madte er
iid 0llr6 cine @ette perbin6lidL nix
III ieinem Seben icin SauS 81 per.
loI'en, auSgenommen 8ur Nad)tSeit,
fails Grant erwG6lt mcrOen ioQtc
unD oieier Gerpili4tlna lit er, Do
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Seiert iein iInfnmD s.ua
idhriaeS Htcnit. SMbilGuMi.

Set fiinfunb5ipon5ig Sobren",
ihreibt SEER 8erbarbt Ilbers, 9or
"a, Selm, Nebr., on Ben @igerltbii-
mer BON Sorni's Ilpenfrduter 9lilt-
beleber, bin i6 SIR Igent uuO babe
mardJe Slaihe bauon sur allgemet-
men 3ufrieoenbeit perfauft. SD bin
nun 70 Sabre aft uno merbe bemltrl-
qeaftet fortfabren aIs Sbr Igent az
fungiren." - Sir 9ratrlliren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Ser StoIs Der Seloen.

&iele Soloaten i6rieben pG6reno
bes lebteu arieaes, BOP guflen's
arnica Salbe Die bette Salbe Der
8eit lei fiir Sautabibiirfungen,
Gueti6ungen, S6nittnumben,
ShieBpunoenL 9iibneraugen, ipebe
Siii3e unb iteife 8lieber. Gieielbe
lit c6enfuas uniibertreffli6 fir
SranOpunoen, griibnunoer, Sc.
ihmiire, Sa,taltsbriide uno
Sdmprr6oi6en. Sic BELT ODER Tie
crbalten ibr @elb 5uriid. Bios %
Gents in &. ". Muete's @potbefe,
656 Wain StraBe, Dubuque, Sopa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

son einem am Nahmittag nad)
@melunren unternomenen Spa
siergang nod Sttbereeu 5uriidfebren
ipolte, benuste er oasu oils fiir3eIten
Wea Den 9abnoamm. RIoslib muroe
cr bon einem bon Merbben fommen.
ben 3ltae erfaBt, Der i'm aermalmte.
gtlrr nod Elm gein fano man bon bc,r
Inaliidlidsn auf benz 9%abnforper
Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Netu gprf.

= SpolrlaS Ho9ers, Wald)tiltlf III
Seem Yorf, itarb i'm Selleplle SOipi-
tai, lallt Sermutbllng Der aer5te an
@aiierideu, infolge elmer S6ramme,
Die ibm ieine &aBe NIT Der Hfote bei=
brahte. &oeers iplelte Dor ungefdbr
bret @od)en nit elmer Walteler-&ose
unb trat ibr babel 5ufGQig auf ben
Shlpan5. Die &abe murOe boie unb
bro6te linn init ben &raaen ibrer
Tfote cine lange S6ramnle an Der
reften SanO bel. @r lieB Die @nnbe
ausaten; 0a aber Die Sano troboem
anihmoQ, lieB er Die @unoe bon
einem ar3te bebnnbeln unb Die 8e-
id]pltlit mid. aiir5lid begann $40.
gers icbod 81 raien urto Dllrbe III
Die SSrrensMbtbeilung beS Bellevue
Soipitals gebradt, mo- iib an5eiden
bon @aiieribeu bel ibm bemerfbar
matten. Sn eilter Nadt peridlim-
merte iid Der 3uitano bes G~atienten
unO aln anoern Morgen itarb er.
- Gin @unbertbier bon einem
Suno, rS6pds", gebGrte felt Sabren
Der Safer uno Setter-G ompagnie
on, mel6e I'M Seuernebr-S auptquar-
tier Iep Oorf'S ltattonirt lit, no er
ppn alien &eripnen, Die feline @e-
fannti6aft ma6ten, fetirt fpnroe,
beiipielspeiie bonn 8r6iioenten &oo-
iepelt unD Dem Gronprin5en bon
Siam. Ser Sln0 nuroe Der sSellers
mebr bon Srau Seize Seligman, Der
Satin bes befannten 8anfiers, ge-
ihenft. Sobnlb elm sllarm ertonte,
tpelhem bic Gompagnie naffommen
miBte, iGnappte er iofort nod Den
Gieroen, Inn iie 81 groBter S6neaig-
felt un5uiporneu. @elm ieooh Der
Nlarm Die gompaenie ni6t betraf,
10 blieb pr rubig auf ieinem BloBe
lieaen. @ar Der rihtiee Sllarm ge-
aeben, bann elite er auf Die StraBe,
nm burd unaufborli9es 9eaen Dos
Gublitum 81 iparnen. Die Sel,er-
mebrlellte perltanb er fat auHs
@prt, urb Hieman0 Ourfte Iid in
ieiner Gegenpurt unterfangen, einen
iolheu a%n5uareifen. als er fiir5-
liG ipie iibli1 bel einem @larm Dem
@naen poral1seilte, giitt er nus unb
nmroe bon einem Stabe. oeilelben
iibcrfabren, mob,lrf ibm bas Slid
arnt gebroben naro. Gin Tolisiit
mohte Den Gualen bes Sbieres burf)
cinen SduB elm gnbe. Sor Ieinem
@erenoen bib Der Suno IN ieinen
Gualen einen ibm 5u Silfe eilenben
&naben, 10 Dab Die @umoe ausge-
brannt peroen muBte.
Sci @uburn ipurbe Der flint
iGbrige @iaie Biitgel al1f Der 8eran-
Do zines einiom gelegenen @obnbau-
les am Sonltag erfroren aufgefun-
ben. 0uS arme &inD par bon ben
@ltern ausgeifidt poroen, bate iif)
perlaufen uno na6 langem lumber.
irren IN Der bittern &Glte BET Dem,
einem @Gid)ereibeiiser ~eeb0rigen
Sauie Sd)uB geilldt. Iber Die
Seronbatbiire nnb bas baran
itoBen6e 3immer perben bon ben
Sniaiien nenig benubt, Hiemanb
hOrte bas ifipa6e alopfen uno oas
leiie @immern oeS lterbenben
ainoes, beiien 5uiammengefriinmte
SeiGe mar falt unb eritarrt fano.
Der felldte DeiBe Woreenreif be-
bedte Die blonoen 2oden, bon ben
Acknowledgement i~tarren Iugeu hing
ouf Die @angen berab cine bur6.
iidtige Berlenfctte, = Die leBten
ShrGnen oes fleinen 9uIoers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

Ilitin bon @indeiter, Sno., yaber
tie mltroe burh Or. Sings Stem 2ife
TiIls poaitauOie furirt." Ste
ipirfen @unber in SGlen bon
Waaell- unb 9eberbei1peroen. Sic
furiren Sartleibigfet unb franf.
bates &opfneb. 20 Gents in E. %.
Muete's Mpotbefe, 656 Wain Str,
Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

@rant %befanntlid eripdblt mlrDe, ge-
m%iiienbaft na6gefommen. Sor flint
Sabren fam IN ieiner @obnung ein
Seuer gum Ausbrltf unh es i6ien,
alS oh CT g%e5ipungen DerOen miiroe,
iein @eripreden 81 brehen, bod Die
Slammeu fonnten geloiht iperoen,
che feline 8erion in @efabr i6Debte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Gin topliMer Wn9riM ab8es
ibIa9cn.

~Meine Srau mar 10 front boB
Die beiten sler6te ibr nidt mebr
belfen fonnten", i1reibt SO. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30
Wgcinpruuins.

Ginen ei0enortigen Srob bat
elm nit % ainOarn acicGneter Che
mnrm in &ipenib (&egb. Sricr) sit
Gage aeleat. Ms nlan i'm gelegent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-30

Z GERMAN ysrsmanu. o s. B, prior b@ geubtHuer aoacss e. Sobua sousor.u,s ,r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-02
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarh Cure Is taken internal
Iy, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls family Pills are the best.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-02
IMPLEMENT DEALERS
OF Kansas viii FIGHT The Chi
esao imple ement
Trust,

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 80. - Represen-
taldyes of the southwest Kansas and
Oklahoma implement dealers are in
Wichita to interest local members Ia
an organized fight against the imple-
mont trust recently formed in Chicago.
The fight will be one in which only
the dealers will take hand but an
effort will be made to interest farm
ers of this state and Oklahoma to the
extent that they will refuse to. buy
any farm Implements manufactured by
the arust. s..,
The contract Of the dealers with the
manufacturers will be renewed. next
month, but members of the associal Q /
say that they will refuse to renew
them and that their business VIII go 20
concerns outside the combination even
if the goods will have to be shipped
from New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-02
BY LIGHTNING.
CONTINUED From Page One.)

The fatal stroke is supposed t,
have found its victim by following
the electric light wires into the build
ng, where they come in contact with
the wire suspended from the sky
light. Young Shekels having hold OF
this wire formed receptacle for the
bolt. ' sf. ...
The deceased was born in Canton,
and would have been ten years old
next Wednesday. He was the eldest
child of Mr.. and Mrs Shekels, and
besides his parents IS survived by a
younger brother and sister, Edgar and
Rhea. The father of the deceased is
the superintendent of construction on
the new hotel which is being built on
the Hurford house site.
Funeral services will be held at
the house., 1888 Housel street, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, the Revs.
Strassner and Schmucker officiating.
The interment will be made in West
lawn cemetery.
A large barn on the Smith farm
at Sipo lake. about miles north of
Canton, was struck by lightning dur
ing the progress of the electrical
storm Friday afternoon and burned
to the ground. A valuable horse that
was in the barn at the time was burn
cd to death. Harry Smith, who lives
on the farm, was away at the time
the barn was struck.
The damage will amount to sever
al hundred dollars. There was nc
way of extinguishing the blaze and
the fire had such headway when the
neighbors arrived that it was impos.
sible to get the horse out Of the barn.
Harry Smith is a son of David Smith,
who resides on West Third street.
During the progress CT the storm
heavy bolt of lightning struck G
large wild cherry tree standing il
the rear of William Cooper's lot al
Spring street and Lawrence avenue,
The tree was riven and shattered,
but fortunately stood far enough from
the dwelling that no one was injured
The house standing nearest the
tree was the residence of Elmer Rich
ards and part of the electricity en-
tered over the telephone wires, burn
ing out the instrument, shattering the
insulators and slightly scorching the
lace curtains in one room. By the
same bolt nearly all the telephones
in the vicinity were burned out and
rendered useless.
Another feature of the storm was
to knock out the street railway and
inter-urban lines for some time. The
motors Of Massillon car at Reedur-
ban were burned out by a discharge
of electricity which entered the cal
over the trolley wires. The car is
badly damaged, but no passengers
were injured The West Tuscarawaa
and Fifth street city lines were also
tied up for about one hour.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-02

8. W. Smith, f. Sleek, H. Murrin,
Thos. Snyder, Fl. G. Chase, A. Mackay,
p. J. Lapp, Geo. Rimilet, F. B. Tres
sci, II. Stock, II. Winkleman, Chas.
Raede,, Jas. Hillibish, George Hodges,
J. c. Killing, VIM. Glennen, J. A. Rob-
inson.
The sub committees appointed by
this comnsttee are as follows:
Speakers w. B. Holwick, Samuel
Smith, T. F. Snyder.
Printing w. b. Holwick, John
Bulger.
Program - ]. A. Robinson, Jacob
Nicodemus, w. B. Holwick, Harvey
Lesher and It. f.. Snyder.
Press J. A. Robinson and T. F
Snyder.
Badges Samuel Smi h, A. De er.
ling, Henry Stuck, Arthur Hudson.
Flags - John Parks.
Transportation - T. f. Snyder, J. A
Robinson, w. b. Holwick.
Music - August Filliez, Arch Miller
Jacob Nicodemus. -r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-02
MEN WHO WORKED UP
THE CELEBRATION
Committee Which Had Charge
Of Arrangem m nts for
Labor Day.

The local labor unions have betn
preparing for the grean celebration for
several months. On last Labor day
the Canton unions wenU to Youpgs-
town and the unions of that city prac-
ucally agreed to return the visis to
Canton this year. This. however, the y
failed to remember when the Central
Labor union of this city sent an In
vitation to the central body of that
city. ar
Several months ago the Can on labor
agitators plainly saw that all of the
nearby towns, including Akron, ALI
lance, Massillon. Salem, Coshoctoa.
Canal Fulton and Youngstown would
have local celebraI ions and for this
reason the work of preparing for the
local celebration was begun early. A
committee was appointed by the Cen
trail Labor union with the power to
make all the arrangements for tn s
occasion.
This committee Is composed of q
member OF each union and the sec
retary of each union, as follows:
J. r. Rogers, o. f. Sinigar, A. III.
Piero, George Shaffer, Frank Feller,
A. Hoover, J. N.eodemus. Thomas
Betz, Otis Rocker, Edward Hagerman,
A. Hudson, Gus. Deierling, Geo. Metz
ger, John Bulger, John Zerbe. William
Waechter, j. G. Domer, P. ]. Lapp,
f. ]. Ballard. Bert Beadle, j. Nicode-
mus. A. Hoover. F. Smith. J. Schoen-
neman, II. Lesher,, H. l.. Clay, s. p.
Summers, p. Dorian, J. Bulger. VIM,
Holwick, H. Lloyd, A. Miller, w. Reed
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STRENGTH Of UNION
: - LABOR IN CANTON
Me m b srship OF the Locals
Totals US Into the
Thousands.

The growth of the labor unions
during the past year has been phe
nomenal. On Labor day last year the
union labor idea had already been
stirred up in the minds of the work.
men and tradesmen of the city anil
with the result that about 10 or Is
crafts had been organized. However,
some of these unions at that Iime
were very weak, but Labor day this
year sees these same unions in good
financial condition and with grow
a body attended the Youngstown La
Dor day celebration last year. Jacob
Nicodemus, of the Cicarmakers'
union and financial secretary Of the
Central Labor union, has compiled the
total membership Of the Deals in
Canton showing between 2,500 and
10000 of enrolment.
The membership of each union 10
given below:
Cigarmakers' union, No. 115. 80. so
Painters and Paperhangers'
union, No. 206 -. 49,. .... 80
Electrical Workers union, No.
l1S...... ........... Az
International Association of Ma
chinsts, No. 407. -. 100
Iron Moldsrs' union, No. SO. $50. 200
Retail Clerks association, No. 94 $50
Typographical union, No. 2l9..../ 90
Coremakers union, No. "a. ..... 35
Carpenters and Joiners' union,
NO. l4o..... ....... ..... oO
Bartenders' union -. ...... 70
In hnr
and Steam Filters Helpers. No.
94.. ...... ...... .....r ..... so
Journeymen BARRIERS, No. 3S6 =, :. rs
Watch Case Engravers' union,
No. B. .......... ............. 200
Brewery Workmens' union, No.
l4b ...y.. ..... ........... 5V
Street Railway Employees union. 14O
Musicians Protective union, No.
III .....s... -. ..... ......,., lI5
Bakers and Confectioners' union,
NO. I14..... -. ............... DO
Team Drivers union, No. 338. 49,. AS
81 eet Metal Workers. -. ...... rs
Plasterers' union ....,.. ........ 40
Lathers union ...,. ..... ...... 35
Broom Makers union, No. 80. 80. 25
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers (three
locals) ............. .......... $50
Boilermakers' union ........ go. 60
Mail Carriers union ......... 80
Federal Labor union ...... .... 35
Hod Carriers and Mason Tenders
uhioh '''''.'' '''' '''''.'' ~
Bricklayers' union, No. g.. -. $50
Stage Employees ....... ........ 30
Day Laborers ...... ...... ...... 125
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chinese empress
GRANTS audience
Broke Precedent by inviting
Minister Conser to Ascend
Throne Dajs.

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 80. - Oriental
aGvices jush received state that the
audience granted Oh July 26 at Pekln
by the emperor and empress dowager
OF China to John Barrett, commiss. on
er general for the st. Louis worlds
fair, was exceptionally notable.
1t was the first time in the history of
tho Chinese court that Their maJesties
ever had received any commissioner
from foreign country on similar
mission, but this innovation was fol-
lowed by a sill more strik ng one.
At the conclusion Of addresses ex-
changed by the emperor and conmis-
soner general the empress dowager,
in viola ion of all precedent invited
Minister Conger and Commissioned
Barrett TO ascend Line thrcne da 5 it's
where she ensagel them in private
conversation tn Igh a high Oh nese
official who could speak English
After asking many questions abo@t
America, the president and the worla's
fair she stated that China would TAX
part and send an impsr al commits
sioner in order to promote the CON-
merce and friendly relations of TO h
countries. She particularly requested
Mr.. Barrett to convey to Presi1e
Roosevelt, ChiIl's deep app-ec alton
Of Dhe generous attitude of the United
States toward that country during the
recent troubles.