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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
Smbimapolis, SUBJ. @lontas ben 3. aebruar 1902.
9aisbts Of Tiaelitg.
Der sruke SalI ann mddbftem 0ons
nerftas.

gs tam, nod ben bis babin setroffe=
nen Worbereitunsen au urtbeilen, idon
jest teinem 3weifel unterIiesen, baB
Der am ndditen 9onneritas, ben 6.
Jebruar, In Der @ermania Saae itatt-
finbenbe Ball DER v2nisbts Of Gtoelitp@ =
in ieber @eiIe srobartis ausfallen
wiro. Sdon am Samftas abeno 1T
nit Der Seforiruns bes sroBeH Saales
Der @sruania Sale besonnen porben
uno bic 8Ibns namentIi3 miro einen
briaanten anblid barbieten. Sie Be-
luder meroen bort unter palmen un6
anberen tropiiaen pfansem an seoed-
ten Sii9en grfrii9unsen einnebmen
tonnen.
Sm Saals ielbit ipsroen entsiideno
betorirte 9uoen fein, in meI9eu am
mutbise @ertauferinnen 8lumen, Gam
bies uno on6ere lieblibe @esenitdnbe
feilbieten perben.
Sie Gomites fur bieIe Seitli6feii
iesen iid aus folsenoen Serren 8uiam-
men: -
Arrangements -&omite-8ictor Sole,
9orfser; s.. u. Vtoran, Senrp Rein-
.
fen, M. s. Mauir unb Nlartin
Murpbp.
empfanss-sOmite = pbiIip 3apf,
@orIiser; SbomaS Sisbe, S. 9ene-
lamp, Sno. Soifmon, S. 8. Murpbp.
s.. Monninser, gbas. Sruemper, aus.
Mertt, Sobn 6. Duncan, g. 9arme.
ming, s. s. Bur9ett, Gbparo ger.
nausr, @m. 9arrinston, Y. 5. Safp,
9erman 8ader, g. 9offbauer, 8. SO
Miaer, Sobn Gur, 9ouis S9uls, s. s
@r0nwoIot, Sobn Seinlein. IS. abrens
Sno. @eila9er, @m. edislsr, M
6eoerlptel, 6reo qeB, Sno. 9err
Soiepb emminser, 3. S. Seal, Sbos
Sap unb g. Yoliter.
pre6s-Soispb e4aub, 8orFssr
Sobn YobImon, Sobn asnep, 8
Sprensteil, Sobn 8oiit, Wm. %
@eiB, M. Reaoy, Sobn S5iItses
Greo. 9Ofber, Bm. Sturgeon, 8. q
Ritlsn, 8. aompman, s.. Mup.r, Sran
Cur.
/ Saal-qeter Soorp. Gbsf;. g8m
Yeul, 5iilfs-gbef; afiitsntsn, Chris
&iss, Sobn WuIfffer, @m. s4dffer
Daniel WoIf, 8. So. giiert, gbarIe
Younsman, s5rant O'8risn, Moi
8oIf. gbas. Baibons, Sobn gonners
Saniel 0ormaman, Sobn Mertt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
lluabbdusiger suruusrein.
Semte MbenS fimbet Ser iabrlime
@astenbaId ifatt.

Ser llnabbaneise 9urnperein peran=
itaItst beute abeuo isinen i0brIiaen
sroBen WastenbalI. Serielbe wir6
ieoenfalls in sIdn,enoer 8eiIs ausfauen,
benn pists Witslieber bes Yereins,
Samen iowObl als 9erren, baben F9
fir ben Ball ipe8ielle 2oitiime anfertisen
Ia6en ooer - mas Die Oanlen anbe=
trifft = iie baben ieIbit 9anb anseIest,
um bsuie abeno in irseno elmer Beiie
gu sIdnsen. 8is elf llbr ift es nur
masfirten perionen seitattet, am Sanae
tbei3unebmen. Nab Der Semosfiruns
erfOlst Der Mari9 gum Supper. lusI@es
BON Der Oamen=Gettion ierpirt tperben
wirb. Gur Mitslieoern unb oeren
6amilien 1T Der @intritt seitattet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
Sie Nelfeu Nusiteauns
ttno Die 6nmbention ser ,9lmeri
Z can Garnation Spcietp.

@m 10. unb 90. 5ebruar finoet b;et
Die Ronoention Der rImerican gornoi
ton Societp" ftatt. Sieielbe miro ia.
Seutiden Sauie absebaltsn meresi
unb nit ibr miro cine i'm gro6artiaem
StpIe seplante 0eIten-N Nugiteauns per-
bunoeh iein.
Die peitIi1e Sdlfte bes 5auies IN
fir Die srpei Sase semietbet porSer,;
bieisIbe miro unter Der tunitIinni9eu
9eituns bss 9srrn GSuorS Bertermanr
in punoerpoller gBeiie beforirt neroels
Siir Die Sonpention uno Die ausfel.
lung Fnb folssnbe 4omites ernonti
moroen:
unterbaltuns - g. O. Sia, bon
Ri9monb, 5. U. g. 9ausb, BON Nl.
berion, Wm. gilinsslp, eouars
Bertermann unb 9ermon youns, Dor
SnoionopoIis.
Gmpfans-&. u. Mcaeano, 8. q
aaep, aooIpb 1aur, 6rsb 5uisieo,
uno @. B. Coles.
ausiteauns-S. 6. Stuart, 1rst
9emon. q. u. Helion. Sobn 8erter.
mann uno Sobn 9artie.
Bon allen 9beilen oes 9anSes, Dol
Bottom aus bis nod goIoraoo, ueroti
Die SIumen3iidter Die ReItsnsausits,
lung 6eiaiden.
gintritf fur oieieIbe Juiro nidt o<r
lonst meroen. Sidsts peroen BET otr
RetaiI- -6loriiten Der Staot 80 bobsl
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
&Om iibtrlntbet.
Ser 9ibers Sluk fties iiber bas
3formale.

&om, 3. Gebr. Ser Siber- 6IuB 1T
33 Ju6 iber Die uormaIe 50be seftieeen
uno bat bic nieoriseren Strasen Rom's
iberfutbet.
Oas Yantbeon, bos 6orum ans Der
9empel Der Beta fnO inaubirt. Bon
Der Spite ses st. geter's 9omes be-
ieben, befinoet nd gang Rom untsr
@a6er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
SunOiertisfeits : So9i6nle.
Der 9laffem Gag Der Samnar
&taiFe ana ndHften aRittiupm.


bdlt Die Sanuar-RlaHe 1902 Der 90. s
o. g., oeren Mitslieber SemnG1it
sraouirsn peroen, i'm Auoitorium Der
S9uIe ibren 2lafen-Sas ab.
Das fur Die Teier aufseitelte yro-
sramm bsitebt aus: Nniprahe bes yr1-
iioenfen Der SlaiIe; gortrdse wSie
@eIdidte uno Die 9ropbe3eiung Der
8lohe"; SetIamation: nOas &lahen-
@soidt"; @eians: rSie 9laFen-2ie-
Der uno @ortrdse BON Dem M. 8. $.
g. Ordeiter unter 2eituns BON Brof.
gmmerih.
s9ie biesiabrise Sanuar-6lofIe iett
| f9 aus ausgeseianetem Mtaterial su-
iemmen. Die Witelieber baben iid
n.9t nur In Der S9uIe, ionocrn aud aIs
a2eiitsr In ben uerI9ieoenen atbIetiiten
Gports aussejeidnet uno nidt tueniger
oss adt Bon ibnsn iino Mitslieoer oes
9rdsiters. Sie pref sWerblnounsen"
o:r RIefIe fino i'm SntsreFe Der S9uls
| IL nanterIei Weiis tbatis sepsien
9ie inter ibren @uipisisn a5sebaltene
Norleiuns BON morris Seaton Sbcmp-
| tan ersab einen Hsinsrtras bon s3o5,
lpeIde Fe Der SduIe fur ben Gpmna-
jun,5onb gum @sident mabten. Ser
S4osmeiffer DER athletic afOciation'
tif MitsIie6 Der Slnuar-Slafe unb oit
Wataooren oes ,gaie Ball Seam" uni
hes s8astet Ball Seam" seborsn eben.
EIous SerieIben on.
! Die Mitslieber Der Sanuar 2laTI,
limb:
M!bert 8ernot, 9arl 9ouis Monnin
ger, 2ssIie Niorpsll. 8ia. 2apIor
klBabetb gperett, gertba 9oB, @oi
|oonaro, Rent genoer, marp arnt
Fmne Hlaid, 5arrp goppot, 5rsb
lDosppers, 6reb. 3amp, @:n. Wbee
Der, 5reo. Sornroeie. Soc Mtiner
't9opar6 Siepart, Nba 8o1en, glart
Brennan, 2ouis grenninser, 1reo
Burnett. Bette 6rep, gmma 2empf
Belize 5onis, 9pnn Emotion, Gtae
f2iuolp, 9arrp Osborn, Belize Sbsr
Imam, Sobn Studsnbers. 9aobert Smes
lnep. IaIpb 81 9ean, Carl Minor
Brauer Ybinips, gurt Mdelow, aillia
{. Bobnitsot, Sobn 8. 2ittle, Gmmer
{, Cor, alma Suoen, Gleonore So6ion
Z Clarence NfilIer, Gin Smitb, Gbni
I Suenoien, Grnit g8altsr, 4rtbu
Straub, @infreO Mc5ugb, Salli
4 gosIep. u. @lsanbioole, So. Samp
Sbomas 8. Sbeerih, &ubp Deaton
Martin Quinn, 6let5er Suoaa, Ga,
gnib.
am nd9iten Srettus gbeno osrar
italtet Die Sonuar-Glaiie Der SuniOi
SlaiIe in oen &dumen Der M. s. $,
8. einen sIdnsenoen gmpfans. 81
Invertebrates 9roeramm uiro sur Ourd
fibruns selon9en. grfriidun9en pel
oen uerabreidt uno gum S9Iufe mir
setanst tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
Gin eleftrii6er ssunte
Ribtete i'm Dben 6ebduoe Elm
5euer an,
SYel6es einen g@aoeH bon
$4,000 neruriaht.

Snfolse eines maneelbaft iiolirten
eIsttriiben geIeuatunssorabtes snt.
itano beute Morsen turs Dor a9t ubr
IN Dem grbseidoB bes @bsn 2leioer-
eeid6fts on Der q. YennipIpania Str.
ein 6euer, pel9es, als es entoedt
purae, fdon osrartise Simenionen an-
senommen bate, baB Der Ssuermari1aa
es fiir ansemehen bielt, oem BON &aften
A eeeebenen eriten aIarm einen Sweitsn
uno oritten na9folsen ju Iofen.
Oes Geuer's llripruns mar in benz
Antleioe5immer fir Rnaben uno BON
bort oerbreiteten ole Glammsn iid nod
einer sroSen ansabl leerer Silten,
pel5e ibnen uillise Iabruns boten.
als Die Teuerruebr auf Der Srono-
ftdtte erIdien, NOR oas n8aiement" nit
eiuem iOIhen bidten &au9 anssfiillt.
ba5 eS um anfans Den 90i9manni4af.
ten unmoslid mar, ben &aum 81 beire-
ten. Das 6eusr mar suerit BON benz
farbisen. Saustne6t &obert @illiams
entoeft pOroen; oerIelbe ueriudte es
sunadlt nit elmer 9ano-@rauate gu
l6l6en; allein Der 0eriub nliBlans.
aud msbrere anseffeate bes @ei9dfts
itelten 2oitoeriude an un6 erit oann,
ols iie einiuhen, oaB ibre 8emiibunsen
persebli9 paren, benabri4tisten he
Die 5euerusbr. 3ponsis Minuten
tuaren miuoeitens ieit tem ausbruh
oes Jsuers peritri9sn, oils oer. erite
alarm seseben wur6e. ~
Souobt nod Der allsp als aud na9
: Ser 9snniplpahia StraBs gu brans Der
&au9 ME eine eompatts Maife beruor;
6erIelbs mar gu elmer 3eit 10 bi9t, oaB
Der sanse unters She'll 6ss 6ebdubss
uon Semielbsn mie BON einem unourd-
orinsli5sn S9leier oerbillt mar. Bobl
uutoen iofort bon Der allep als an9
-oon Der StraBe aus rieTse Bohermai-
fen in bas grOseidob sei9leubert. aI-
Isia bisieibsn uerfebItsn ibre Birfuns
Grit ais es Der 20i9manni9aft nit
sroBer MIbe selaas, ielbft in Den Rel
Ter gu orinssn uno ben 9ero bes 5eu'
-ers ausFinois gu MAIDEN, warsn ibr,
geriuae BON erfcls setront.
g1ad stueiitiinoissr barter arbeit
nar ooS 6suer untsr gontrolle, mi
oieler WeGbe mar es ben 6euernebrleu
zen aud 9slunssu, oos 5euer auf ieiner
-9ero 81 beidranten.
a6er mas ole 6lammea oeri9onten,
perni9tete Der GuaIm uno &au5, mel
der bos 9an,e gSben" Baarenlassr in
erftsn Stodperte bebedte.
SasieIbs repriientirt sinen @ertt
bon iiber s15O,OOO. Ser anseridtstt
S9asen piro auf $4,000 ssladst
tpel9er our9 Yerii9eruns seoedt lit.
Sn Dem susiten uno britten Stod
ipert, in uel4en fi4 meiitens @ef4dfts
8ureaur bsFiHoen, muroe our9 bel
9sau9 tsiu nsnnsnswertber S4aosn on
ssridtet. Sas @sbdube islbft purO
Rur uenis bef4doist.
Der Grocer i. popp, ioeldsr nebel
bemislbsn isin @siadft betrei6t, i9ds
feinen surS Raud eerusfa5ten S;babel
auf $500. gu eleiden gstras erIit
aud Der SdrsibmateriaIisn 5dn6Ie
CHARLES Sliif, go. 26 q. YennipIpani'
Ctr, uno Der in bemisI6en 9auis mob
nenoe Bu5oruder S9oben.
8. s. Craig, psI9er I'm Wbea 0e
6duSe cine Gisarrenbanoluns fiibrt
f4dst ieinen WsrluIt auf $40 900.
Oas Solpase Corps that ausseaeid
nete Sienite. gs breitete i'm eritei
Stofmert MD. nenieer ais rs pre
fmmise aus uno rettete oaour1 piel
@aaren Dor Dem Yeroerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
60 Nie 9soliaeibeh6rhe non q

- Oie poli3eibe15roe BON Ut
lonta, Ga. bot oos beim Gouperneur
sinsereidte @efu9 um gusIiefsruns
BON Carl 9oais suriidsesosen. Ser.
ieIbs Iollte onsebIit $500 unteri9Io-
gen bobsn es iteate I'D ieoo& beraus.
bas es fa in oiefem Sale um eia Oar.
lt5en baubstts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
MenuJebH TerionelI
Wom elmer Gmnee1apiue pers
S@iittet.

Wien, 3. Tebr. Cine rieiise Sdnee-
Iapine mdl5te ii9 beute bonn @ebir9e
ouf Die Orti9aft 9leibsrs in 3drntben
unb besrub oieieIbs uoIlifdnbis. 9is
Bswo5ner HI9tsten fib. Seoo9 fino
neunssbn perIoRen ueri@ittet unO man
sIoubt ni4t, bob es m5sIi9 iein weroe,
&c 5u rstten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
Gin nener Dlatternfaa in 1risbt
tppoo.

Geo. 9. Brseont. "a Sabre alt unb
on Der Gtation Str. 30. a236, griabt-
mooo. uobnbaft, wuroe beute oIs
8latterntraaler semsloet. CT wuros
ouf anoronaHs oss @siunobeits-geam-
ten i'm 9ouis bslaFsn. 0azi,lts pur6e
unter Quarantine gsftsut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03
AbseltbHt
&at GnsIamo Gpuanes Vorf@td
betreffs 9iioameritas.

Am 9aos, 5, Tebr. prsmisr-
miniitsr Be aupper bat beute gns-
Iono's antDort ouf feline gsrmittIunss-
uori4Idse erboIten.
Sie antport uirb Oisnitas Der.
0ifentIi4t perben. 6pater wuroe be-
tannt, oab England bic boldnoii4sn
gOri9idss absetsbut bat, ieOo9 bersis
1T Die llnterbaRbIunsen usiterBuIibren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03

1bep. 9aufe's nsue 9aae, 776-
778 SnSiona aos.. Die id6nite Fix
Club nno Wereinsfeife. Bette De.
trdnfe, 9oms Rreu. Giaorren. etc.
- Die tsae s gsat Giso<rs h hss
Gtobt: Ha&sJ GoagfeIep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03

,,1be Nelmont". @irtbibaft
umo oro-Yarlors, 1901 Dfaoiion
aoe., Geo. Spade, gisentblmer. Bette
! @etrdnts uno gisarren, feiner 2un4
Neues SeI. 32S5.
Tranf Gtratmann. Bienna
Buffet, 2I0-2l2 8. @abaib Str.
Be;ien @strGnfe unb gisarrsn. feinfer
.2una. aufmsriiame HsstsRunss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03

Heiuat cen oeutf9ea 3abatr5i
@. Qramms, 3immer 55 una 56, 30
a94 4osb WsrioiaR Stra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03

-8s as matte Gabiasts 81 90. Hsr
eenise 3aoe. 1eaattts, sSG. 8sib.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-03

Anisbts Df ssibelih,. ;.
0ritter idbrliher 0aa am 3oms
merftas, ben 6. Je6ruar, in Der
@ernsania 9diIe. @intritt 6err
nnb Tame 81. GrtrasH Zane 25e.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
COULD NOT SLEEP.
No Rest at Night, Nervous, Worried
Tired All the Time, tho Medicine
That Never Falls,

Mr.. H. S. Morey, of No. sos South
High ST., Akron, Ohio. says: IT am
very much pleased with DR.. A. W.
Chase's Nerve Pills got at Lampar-
ter's drug store. They have given me
rest at night-made the nerves strong
and steady and generally built me up
and given strength. This condition
is an agreeable and welcome change
from the past weakness, nervousness
and inability to sleep consequently I
feel l can honestly recommend the
medicine to others"
DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at SOC box at dealers or DR..
A. w. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, n.
Y, See that portrait and signature
Of A. w. Chase, N. D., are on every
package sTgy7s sss'sis,s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25

box from my druggist and obtained
such positive benefit from that
one package that con-
tinued to Use them daily
until I now consider myself entirely
free from the disgusting annoyance
Of catarrh my head is clear, my di-
gestion all I could ask and my hear
ing which had begun to fail as a re-
suit of the catarrh, has greatly i'm
proved until l can hear as well as
ever"
Mrs. Jane Barlow, the we'll known
modiste, says; Il finally had to give
up personal attention to my customers.
because of my increasing deafness,
and In consequence many of them
went elsewhere. | was in despair
for specialists seemed powerless tohelp
me. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets cured
ME in just little while so completely
that now l hear as well as ever"
Army Surgeon C. S. Beverly became
so deaf from catarrh that he was
forced to resign his position, and
abandon his profession. He says:
"Of course my inherent professional
prejudice was hard TO overcome, but
knowing the great benefit you had re-
ceived, my dear General, through the
use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, used
them. The great relief experienced
was truly astonishing. / am now en-
tirely cured and go back to my old
post next month"
Mr.. f. Mitchell Hawes, the famous
baritone in a personal letter to a
friend, said: II am going back to my
beloved profession next month. This
will surprise you l know. for when
last saw you I never expected to
sing again, but | am entirely cured
or my catarrh and my hearing is now
as acute as ever ] used Stuart's Ca
tarrh Tablets and in three weeks they
had done for me more than all the
specialists, to whom l paid thousands
OF dollars, and now ] am entirely
we'll"
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are for sale
Mt every drug store for 30 cents box.
Write to II, A. Stuart Co., Marshall.
Mich, for their free book on catarrh
anu It's cure '"aysFgfTS
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25

The above cut illustrates how a dis
tinguished lawyer and politician was
seriously injured because he could not
readily hear the ordinary sounds of
the street.
This accident or incident is one to
which many who are hard of hearing
are frequently exposed.
Two acquaintances OF the writer
were run down and killed by the cars
in one year. Both had catarrh of the
head. which had extended up the
eustachian tubes, leading from the
throat to the middle ear, and were
quite hard of hearing. In both cases
the coroner's jury decided that they
came to their death because of ina
bility to hear and heed signals that
were intended for them. What hap
pened to them Is of frequent occur
renee, and in three cases out of four
might have been prevented by the
use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
Catarrh of the tubes leading from
the throat to the middle ear is the
cause of three-fourtbs of all the deaf
ness. Stuart's Catarh Tablets will
cure the catarrh and thus restore hear
ing.
That they actually do this is a fact
of daily occurrence, as attested by
such letters as the following:
Il suffered for years from catarrhal
deafness and spent hundreds of dol
lars with specialists without relief.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets completely
cured my catarrh in a few weeks and
today 1 can hear as well ms l ever
could.-James, w. Brown"
Mr.. G. II. Rembrandt of, Rochester,
n. Y, says: Il have suffered much
from catarrh of the head, throat and
stomach. / used sprays. inhalers and
powders for months at a time with
only slight relief and had no hope of
cure. had not the means to make
n change of climate. which seemed my
only chance of cure. Last spring |
read an account Of some remarkable
cures made by Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets and promptly bought fifty cent
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
PLAYS
And Players Coming
and Here.
Feasts For Lovers of Music and
Drama.

If last nights audience and perform
ance at the Colonial may he taken as u
criterion, the Wilbur Opera Co. has
started In for n successful weeks bus
mess. The house was well filled, last
night, and the audience seemed well
pleased with the production of Fra
Diavolo." The voices are above the
average, the girls of the chorus suffi-
GENTLY pleasing to be a feature, and
the stage settings are also good. Said
Pasha" will be played tonight.
The first 500 ladies attending the mat
inee Wednesday will be given a quar-
ter pound box of chocolates. Mascot"
will be the opera, and Rip Van Win
kle'' will be played in the evening.
Much interest is already manifested
in the appearance here of THE Tele-
phone Girl" that very popular New
York Casino musical comedy. Fea-
lures of the performance are well
written story, interspersed with catchy,
jingling melodies, clever comedy, pret-
ty girls, wealth of gorgeous scenery
and electrical effects The play will
be given at the Grand very soon.
Among the theatrical performances
which never grow old, or lose interest,
is Uncle Toms Cabin" Productions
fearful and wonderful to behold are
on the road, and the play has fallen
into bad ways, in certain cases, for this
reason. An excellent production of the
famous piece, however, will be at the
Grand Opera house Saturday, for
matinee and evening performance.
The work of Mr.. Frank Keenan,, in
the Hon. John Grigsby," needs no
explanation or endorsement,fo for an Ak
ron audience. A big crowd saw the
production when it was here few
months ago, and there was real en-
thusiasm in the praise that was given
Mr.. Keenan, and his company. From
here Mr.. keenan, went to New York,
and captured that most tickle quantity
imaginable, the heart of New York
audience. He is now firmly fixed as
one OF the greater American actors,
and his show has been rearranged and
improved considerably, since it was
seen here last. The second act was
rewritten, changes made here and there
and "Hon. John Grigsby," which will
be at the Grand, next Monday night
promises to be one Of the theatrical
events Of the year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
THE WEEK
Among the Catholic
Churches.
Special Services Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.

At all the Catholic churches of this
city. as well as throughout the land,
there will be special services Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, to COM
memorate the Last Supper, and the
Passion and Death of Jesus Christ.
n The last three days of this week
are Holy Thursday Good Friday and
Holy Saturday. Mass will be said at
the Catholic churches on each of these
days, and preparations are being made
for the usual special services on East
er Sunday.
Throughout the city choirs are prac-
ticing carols and anthems, and the
church decorations this year viii be
especially elaborate.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
WORK RESUMED
On ST. Bernard's New Church
Monday.

Work on st. Bernard's new church
has been resumed by the contractor
Mr.. Frank Lukesh, and work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible. Rev
]. B. Broun, pastor of the church, is
personally inspecting the work, and
he is ambitious to have the building
completed as soon as possible. 1t is
expected that the iron work for the
church will be erected during April
and that the building will be under
roof by fall. The church will be COM
pleted during the first of next year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25


We are giving everybody
an opportunity this week of
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These coffees are equal to
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SCHUMACHER 4 GAMMETER,
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CHINA e. JAPAN TEA STORE.
Botn Phones, 526.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
BUILDERS
Have Great Boom in
Barberton.
Dwelling Houses Being Erected
in Great Numbers.
Especial Correspondence


Barberton, March 25.-The prophecy
of an unprecedented building boom
here, is already being verified by the
activity of the builders all over this
place. Work has already been begun
on T5 houses, and most of these will
be finished in a short time, while 9th.
ers are begun from day to day.
The fine new building of the Bar
berton Savings bank will soon be fin
ished, and services will be held In the
new Catholic church on Easter Sun
day. The greatest rush, just now,
seems to be in the building of dwell
ing houses, and 1t is predicted that
several hundred will be under way or
complete inside of month.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
CLAIMS
That He Tied Handkerchief on
CzoIgosz's Hand.

Baraboo, Wis, March 25.-Jacob
Steinman, who was taken to Waupun,
Saturday, under arrest on a charge of
burglary, confessed to Sheriff Stack
house, that he was an Anarchist and
WIS present at the meeting when
Czolgosz was selected to assassinate
President Mckinley and that he tied
the handkerchief over the hand of
Czolgosz just before the shooting.
He further said that well known
woman was one of the principal insti-
gators of the crime.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
TROOPS
Are Beginning to Gather a
Colon.

Panama, Colombia. March 25.-The
troops which arrived at Colon yester-
day from the department Of Santan-
der, on board the government gunboat
General Pinson, are arriving here this
morning, from Colon.
While the important duties on mer-
chandise have been raised to 80 per
cent, the duty on liquors has been de-
creased to $1.50 per litre.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
Portage Pioneer.

Kent, O., March 25,--Mrs. Rebecca
Heighton, widow of William Height
on, was buried at her old home at
Rootstown, Monday. She was a
years of age, ard leaves six children,
She died at her daughters home, in
Elyria, Sunday, having choked on a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
Dangers of Pne umOnia.

A cold at this time If neglected is liza
BILE to cause pneumonia which is so Of
ten fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered, the lungs are weaken
ed, making them peculiarly susceptible
to. the development of consumption.
Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs,
and prevent pneumonia.
J. NJ. LATER, ]. Lamparter & Co., A.
Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-25
DISPOSITIONS
Being Secured in Pittsburs by
Prosecutor HlageIbarger.

Prosecutor II. NJ. Hagelbarger has
gone to Pittsburg to secure deposi.
tions in the case of the State of Ohio
vs.. James Guider, accused of robbing
Station Agent Miller, at the Erie de.
pot at Barberton, last winter. .Guider
is in jail here. under indictment on tbs
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