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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04
NIEMCY " PRzEDEDN|U WYBORON.
Zydzi w Kiszyniewie zaopatrzeni w
rewolWery.
Rosya zapeWnia, re ustapi Mandzuryi.
,ANOsI SIZE Ma NOWY sTRAJK WEGLARZY
Kilka WiadOmOsci przegranych strajkach
rObOtnik6W.

monstracye po wszystkich ko-
Scio}ach paryzkich. Piec tysiecy
wyzutych uczuc katolickich
mieszkancow Marsylii ziozylo w
uroczystej procesyi w prefektu-
RE adres, domagajacy sic odlq-
czenia Kosciola Cd panstwa.
Combes zasuspendowal pleba-
nom w Belleville Plaisance do
chody, poniewaz pozwolili czlon-
kom kongregacyi nieautoryzowa-
nych wyglaszac kazania.
Znana jest przepowiednia Ju-
Llama Klaczki, ktory dowodzil
pred laty, re w wieLu Xxx rasa
zolta przekroczy granice EuroPy
i calkowiecie ia zaleje. w osta-
tnich czasach mad tq przepowie-
dria, uwazana Z poczqtku "a ME
uzasadniona, zaczeto Powazn1e
sic zastanawiac, a tn i owdzie
wyrazac poczeto obawe, re wiel-
kim b}edem re strony Europy by
IA ostatnia wyprawa przeclw
Chinom, gdyz stanie sic ona
przyczyna obudzenia sic wielkie-
90 potword chinskiego wyru-
szenia jego ma Europe, oczywi-
scie wyruszenia pokojowego, ME
wojennego, a wiec stolroc ME
bezpieczniejszego, bo armatom
3atwo byloby pokonac Chinczy-
kow, natomiast W spokojnej wal
ce o byt, w kt6rej Chihczyk bic
RE zawsze gore, dla tego, re pra-
cuje taniej, gorliwiej, sumienniej,
dokladniej, re jest ogromnie ule-
gly, posiuszny, chetny do spelnia-
MIA rozkazow, got6w znosic
wszelkie niewygody, gl0d, zin1no,
byleby tylko mu pozwolono
przyczepic sic do jabiejS posady
czy piracy - W takiej walce mkt
Chinczykom sprostac ME moze,
zaden nar6d ME jest w stanie
konkurencyi mimi wytrzymac.
Owoz ten zalew chinski juz sic
rozpoczal. Dzienniki rosyjskie
notuja juz sl5rzetnie fakta, dajq-
ce bardzo wiele do myslenia. w
ciagu ostatniego roku przesiedll-
10 sic Chin Mandzuryi do po-
siadEoSci rosyjsEich ma Sybirze
podobno przeszfo 6ooo Chihczy-
kow. Sa oni juz nawet w Irkuc-
ku. ''Nowoje Wremia" opowiada,
re Chinczycy ma Sybirze maja w
niektorych miastach prawie iuz
,,monopol co do utrzymywanla
pra1n. ZaS nadto So oni podobno
niezrownanyni ristrzami w o.
grodownictwie; jarzyny produ-
kowane przez chihskich ogrodni-
kow, maja bye nieslychanej pie
knosci wielbosci. To tez IN.
Wremia" twierdzi, re we wszyst-
kich tych rniastach syberyjskich,
W bt6rych osiedlili sic Chihczycy
i zajeli sic ogrodownictwem sa-
downictwem, miejscowi ogrodni-
cy rosyjscy musieli pozwijac
swoje handle. Nastepnie fala
chihska pop}ynie juz do, Rosyl
europejskiej, "a lat 10 lub 20 be-
dziemy juz mieH Chihczykow w
srodkowej Europe. Z tenn ME
bezpieczenstwem wiec nalezy sic
juz dzisiaj rachowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04
Koncert pani Smulskiej.

Wczorajszy koncert w sail Klu-
bu Prasowego, urzadzony przez
pania J. F. Smulska byf prawdzi-
wa ucztq duchowa. w obec licz-
nej i doborowej publlcznoSci,
wsr6d ktorej znajdowa}o sic spo-
re grono Polakow Polek, pani
Smulska staia sic kr6lowa VIE
czora. Program by} czysto klasy-
czny koncertanci zawodowymi
artystami. Mimo to Mkt ME po-
trafii talk skaptowac serc sfucha-
czy, jak nasza pani rzecznikowa.
Dochod koncertu przeznaczony
ma wyposazenie orkiestry chica-
goskiej podobno jest wcale polka
zny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04
TELECRAMY.

bardziej zwieksza sic. Jedynie w
Saksonii i w okregach polskich
panuja inne stosunki. w Sakso-
nil partye obywatelskie iacza sic
przeciw socyalistom, w Po-
znanskiem, w Prusach i ma Szla-
sku wystepuja Niemcy zwarta
falanga przeciw Polakom. Socya-
liSci w 384 okregach wyborczych
wysuneli swych wlasnych handy
datow, zrzekajac sic pretensyi do
wykazania swej silly tylko w
trzech okregach.
Wieden, Ago czerwca. = Me
dzielne poniedzialkowe rozru-
chy w Zagrzebiu mialy charakter
bardzo grozny. Policya okazala
sic calkiem bezsilnq, kiedy W
niedziele wieczorem .wystapilo
wojsko, Chorwaci pogasili latar-
ME poprzeciagali druty~ przez
plac Ilica. KawalerzySci spadali
koni, ktore potyka}y sic o druty.
Przez caiy nastepny poniedzialek
trwaly zaburzenia w gmachach
rzqdowych mieszkaniach We.
grow wytfuczono wszystkie sly
by. Probowano nadto zburzyc
drukarnie gazety zagrzebskiej.
Odessa, 4go czerwca. = Zydzi
w Kiszyniewie zorganizowali sic
w celu obrony. Mieszkancom roz-
dano rewolwery zarzqdzono
! gromadzenie sic ma punltach "a
grozonych ma dany sygnal. Oso-
by bezbronne majq przy}2czyc SIG
do zbrojnych korpusow. Zydow-
ski komitet bezpieczenstwa O.
trzymal przyrzeczenie Cd socya-
listow, re ci stawac beda w obro-
ME zydow ma wypadek nowych
pogromow.
Washington, 4go czerwca. =
Rosyjski, ambassador zapewnia, ze
wojska rosyjskie wycofaja sic
stopniowo Z Mandzuryi re sto-
sownie do umowy we WrzeSniu
cafkiem ten kraj opuszczq. Bez-
podstawnemi sa pogioski, jakoby
Rosya chcia}a zajqc Mandzurye
ma stale lub ograniczac tamtejszy
handel. Przeciwnie, Rosya popie-
rae musi ten handel, azeby kolej
mandzurska przynosila jej korzy-
Sci.
Buenos Ayres, 4go czerwca. -
Rad argentyhski traktuje Chi
lie Brazylii zawarcie traktatu
odpornego. Try te pahstwa ma
ia sic wzajemnie popierac ma wy
padek zaczepki ze strony jake
gokolwiek mocarstwa europej-
skiego.
New York, Ago czerwca. - DR..
Pedro Esequiel Rojaes starac sic
bedzie u rzqdu zwiqzkowego Ii
znanie powstancow wenezuel-
skich "a strong wojujqcq, ponie-
waz, jak powiada, Gala wscho-
dnia czeSc kraju wszystkie por-
ty wyjqtkiem trzech znajduja
sic pod wylqcznq kontrola po-
wstancow.
Paryz, Ago czerwca. - Prezes
ministrow Combes oSwiadczy4, re
Francya niema najmniejszego "a
miaru zabierac czesci pahstwa
marokaiskiego, lecz stanowczo
bronze Dedzle granlc sWych PO-
siadloSci w Afryce.
Washington, 4go czerwca. -
Prezydent rzeczypospolitej ko-
lurnbijskiej ma nadzieje, re zwo-
lany ma nadzwyczajna sesye kon-
gres kolumbijsl1i zatwierdzi trak-
tat ze Stanami Zjednoczonymi w
sprawie kanalu panamskiego. O.
pozycya przeciw temu traktatowi
polega ma niezrozumieniu rzeczy
zmniejsza sic widocznie.
Londyn, Ago czerwca. - Al
fred Beakin, generalny prokura-
tor Australia telegrafuje, re au-
stralski Commonwealth" wszy-
stllie rzady australskich stanow
zgadzaja sic ma proponowana
przez Chamberlain reforme eel.
I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04
Waryat - trucicle4.

Jakis szaleniec chodzi po pol
nocnej dzielnicy truje psy, przy-
czem naraza zycie dzieci. Kladzie
erupki cukru lub kawaiki ciastka
umaczanego w strychninie ma
chodnikach, w zaulkach dzielni-
each. w okolicy Wells i Eugenie
ulic otrul juz tym sposobem Kill
kanascie ps6w mieszkahcy tam
tejsi drza o zycie swych dzieci.
Policya ME zdolala dotychczas
przydybac waryata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04

znowu maja nastapic aresztoWa-
MIA w Iszej wardzie. RzecznIk
posiada juz zaprzysiezone zezna-
MIA, re w 18tej wardzie jedni ci
sami ludzie g1osowali 6, 8 nawet
10 razy w roznych precynktach i
otrzymywali "a kazde glosowa-
ME cd swoich "bossow" po 50
centow. Take i kilku sedziow e.
lekcyjnych oskarzonych jest o fry
marczenie. Jezeli dowody tie sic
sprawdza, komus bedzie cieplo.
Pierwsza ofiara Ago Dzulaja.
TAX haniebnie przestrzeganem
jest W podobnych wypadkach
prawo, re siedmioletni smarkacz
m6g} zeszlej niedzieli kupic sobie
pistolet i naboje W pewnym ska
die cukierkow blisko swego do
mu. Pozyczy} on go nastepnie 13
letniemu Georgowi Ehret, mie-
szkajqcemu Z rodzicami pm. 2o3
CulIom ave-, kt6ry bawiac sic
MIN, przestrzelii sobie reke, w
skutek czego nastapilo zatrucie
krwi, skurcz szczeki ostatecznie
= smierc chfopca.
Alderman grac beda w pike.
Ciekawy kontest dla zwolenni-
k6w CRY w pike rozegra sic w
przyszla sobote po poludniu. o.
toz w South Side Base Ball Park,
przy zbiegu ulic 39tej i Went
worth ave-, udowodniq alderman
zachodniej dzielnicy, re alderma-
nj polnocnej i po}udniowej dzlel-
nicy wcale grac w pike ME umie-
ia. Dochod przeznaczony ma fun
dusz dla Sanatorium w Lincoln
Park. Bilety kosztuja tylko rs
centow nabyc je MONA Cd al
dermanow przy wejsciu do ogro-
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-04
Nieudany komplernent.

NISuadlly AOAAAEIA~A
Parma: Wrocifam wczoraj ze
wsi.
Kawaler: To zaraz widac. Pa
nj tax wyglada, jak gdyby sto lat
ma wsi siedziala.
Dorobkiewicz (do w8asciciela do
nu).
- Panic Meyer, podniosleS
pan komorne wszystkim lokato-
rom, oprocz mnie. Dlaczego pan
mnie pominal. Czy nam to wziae
"a ublizeniel
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
BRIEF LOCAL news.

Born December 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Rezzuti, a son.
John P. Kent has petitioned tie SUI
nerior court for appointment as guard
ian of the estate of William Kirk, jr.,
| a minor.
A petition has been filed in the SUI
perior court asking for the appoint
,1ent of Robert L. Webb as admins
traitor of the estate of Sarah Cusker,
deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. William Refer OF this
city, left this afternoon for Phlladel-
phia where they will visit Mrs. Retz-
er's parents. They expect to be gone
about a month.
Live stock shipments to Sound
wholesalers were quite heavy last
week the Walla Walla Meat company
sending out five cars, one of hogs, two
of cattle and two of sheep.
The county commissioners have pur-
chased three new typeWriters for the
use of the county officers. The county
auditor, county clerk and the county
surveyor have each been furnished
with one.
Charles Jones, a railroad laborer,
who has been working on the O. r. &
\. Co, was adjudged insane today by
Judge Brents. Jones has a hallucina-
ton that he has all the work in the
city to do. Jones is a married man.
Mrs. Parkington, missionary to
! China, delivered an address at the
First NJ. z. church yesterday morning.
| The lady gave an interesting talk on
! the work that has been accomplished
in the far East and related some very
| interesting personal experiences.
| The new time card on the Oregon
| Railway & Navigation cOmpany's
Spokane Pendleton branch went into
effect today. The train from Spokane
arrives in Walla WalIa at $3.50 o'clock
p. M. and now makes close connec-
| ions Win the SSdlell illotill HE II ctlii
| at Pendeton.
! j. B. Olmstead, organizer of the
| United Artisans delivered lecture
at odd Fellows hall corner Main and
| Fifth streets Saturday evening. There
was a large attendance and the lee
ture was greatly enjoyed by the men,
! bers of the order. A banquet was
served after the address was con-
| cluded.
| County Auditor Honeycutt has mott
fed all the road Supervisors in the
county to turn over all road property
they have in their possession by jan
uary l, 1904. That is the date when
! the new law goes into effect and the
! three supervisors will take up the
visors.
| DR.. Crop and daughter Halle, re-
| turned from Seattle last Saturday
| where they witnessed the performance
| of Ben Hur. The doctor owns large
! tract of land on Lake Washington.
/ which has greatly increased in value
| during the last few years 1t is the
doctors opinion that Seattle will be-
come the chief commercial city OF the
| Pacific coast before many years have
| passed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
OEBATERS TRYOUT,
H'9h School Students Compete for
Place on Team to Meet Whit
man Academy.

Members of the high school debat-
ing team held a tryout at the Lincoln
school building this afternoon for the
purpose of selecting a team to contest
with the Whitman academy in a de-
bate next month. The question which
was discussed this afternoon was.
Resolved, That the United States Is
Justified in Its Attitude Toward Pan
anna and Colombia"
The affirmative was handled by Har-
Vey Lindsey. Otto Johnson and How
ard Bingham, and the negative by
George Ring and Lester Gillian.
The judges We're Otto 3. Rupp. J. w.
Shepherd and Francis A. Garrecht
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
MUST CHANGE LAWS
IRRIGATION LEGISLATION 10
NEEDED TO SECURE AID OF
GOVERNMENT.
Governor Mcbride Asked to Appoint
Commission to Revise and Amend
Act Pertaining to Subject.

If the state of Washington desires
a portion of the $15,O0O,000 set apart
by the national government for the
reclamation of desert lands, new code
of irrigation laws will have to be made
for this state.
AS all the money to be expended by
the government in the aid of irrigation
work for this state must necessarily
be spent in Eastern Washington, ana
in order that this state may get It's
proportion of the money the Spokane
, Chamber of Commerce has adopted
a resolution which will be forwarded
TO Governor Henry Mcbride asking
him to appoint a commission to revise
and amend the irrigation laws of this
state in such a way as will tend to les
sen the difficulties of the national gov
eminent in its reclamation work
According to Chief Engineer F. H.
Newell, of the United States reclama-
ton service, the present state laws on
irrigation are wholly Inadequate to
secure much of the appropriation ana
, he has suggested that some action be
taken.
A copy of the resolutions adopted by
the Spokane body has been received by
Secretary John II. Mcdonald of the
! Walla Walla Commercial Club The
matter Will be taken up for consider
alton at the next meeting and SINH
lar resolution will be introduced.
Please do not ask for credit at The
Bee Hive. We keep no books.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

is he fond of musc?' Il think not
He enjoys his daughters playing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Pies, cakes, bread rightly baked at
Alheit's bakery, 211 West Main. Phone
Main lis.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

DR.. j. S. Charlebois, the great French
scientist, has just arrived from the
state of California and is now perma-
nently located in the pOstoffice build
ing. He can cure anything quickly by
his methods. Sickness cured quickly
or no pay. Consultation free.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
FOR EIGHTH GRADE
BE HELD IN WALLA WALIA
IN JANUARY.
VIII Be Conducted Under Supervision
of County School Superintendent
Myers and Assistants.
County School superintendent NV.

County School Superintendent Ny
ers is in receipt of a circular letter
from r. i. Bryan, state superintend-
mt Of public instruction, notifying
HIM that the mid winter eighth grade
examinations will be held on January
q and -. This examination will be
Aeld under the supervision of the
county superintendent, county boards
sff examination and such assistant eX-
.Miners as it may be found necessary
7 to employ. The program of the COM
mon school examination will be fol-
lowed in 50 far as it can be made ap-
plicabIe.
Under the rules of the office of the
state superintendent when all the
manuscripts have been examined the
names Of those students who have
passed viii be reported to the state
superintendent, and their diplomas
viii be signed in blank and at once
forwarded to the county superintend-
eut for completion and delivery.
Any student who fails to complete
his work at any examination. or who
fails to earn sufficient credits to en-
title him to a certificate of graduation,
but who obtains credits not inferior to
SO per cent in not fewer than four
branches, may claim and be accorded
his credits on any or all of such
branches and may write at the next
subsequent examination; and, if the
credits earned at the first eXamina-
ton; combined with the credits earned
ut the second examination, shall entile
L-m 10 \ Enrti1icata of era d1a ton SIG h
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

The "SOrosiS' shoes in all styles and
lasts at Mckittrick's, Is Main street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

ceftihcate will be issued: but no stu
oeht VIII be accorded the benefit of
more than two examination. and these
must be consecutive.
PROFESSOR }. W. Shepherd has select
ed the office of the county school su-
peflntehdent as the place of holding
the examination of applicants for
state certificates to teach. The exam
NATION Will be held December %, %
and 30
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Co-Ja-Mo Coffee still leads at Mum
tinga's.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

car load of Holiday goods on sale
at The Bee Hive. All half price.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
FREE,

H'R E!El Knowing what it was to suffer
A~'HI' l will give FREE OF CHARGE,
TO any afflicted, positive cure for Eczema, Sal,
Rheus, Ervsipelas, Piles and skin disease.
Instant relief. Don't suffer 1ongec, Write F. w
WILLIAMS, 400 NJ nhattan Ave-, New York.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

The "SOrOsis' shoes in all styles and
lasts at Mckittricks, Is Main street.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14
A GOOD RECORD.
Girl Attends School Seven Years With
out Being Absent or Tardy.

County Superintendent Myers an
nOunces that he has one of the most
remarkable cases of close application
to studies in the Walla Walla county
schools that has ever been brought to
his attention. The reports of the
Seeber school. located two miles east
of the city, shows that Beatrice Greg
DRY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gregory, residing in Valley Home adj
ditiOn, has attended that school seven
years. In all of the time the young
lady has not been absent one day nor
been one minute tardy. Miss Gregory
is now in the seventh grade and is said
to be one of the best pupils of the
school.
The 'tSOrOSiS' shoes in all styles and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Please do not ask for credit at The
Bee Hive. We keep no books.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Alkali 1ke-And how did Texas Ted
die take tn Jedges decision 'gainst
him. Arizona Pete-At last accounts
he'd his foot in tn jedge's face, an
was talkin' bout standing on his
honor
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Yes. sir. said the man with the
boast. my wife is dearer to me today
IMAM she was ten years ago" It's
good of you to say it, said the admir-
ing bunch. "Oh! l dunno. It's true
anyhow. Everything is so much high
err
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-14

Buy w. w. Creamery butter. 1t is
fresh We churn daily. Other brands
are shipped in. Csc per pound
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
GOLDEN WEDDING
Celebrated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutton Leggett.

After happy welded life of fifty
years, surrounded by loving children
and grand children, Mr.. and Mrs. Sut-
ton Leggett of North Cherry street,
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary, Tuesday evening. The pretty
home was tastefully decorated with
chrysanthemums. smilax and carna-
tions. about thirty Of the immediate
friends and relatives being present.
An elaborate course supper, compris-
ing all the delicacies of the season
was served. the tables being prettily
decorated with pink carnations.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
social chat, and congratulations were
showered upon the smiling bride and
groom Of fifty years ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Leggett were married in Carroll
county and have resided in this city
for the past ten years. Three children
have been born of their union, George,
John and Mrs. J. A. Pollock, all of
whom reside in the city. Many hand
some and valuable presents were re
ceived. Among those present were
Mrs Catherine Cassidy of Oneida, Mrs.
Susanna Lewton of Malvern. sisters
of Mrs. Leggett, and her brother, DR..
Tressel Of Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
TWO DEATHS
Result From Head-On
Collision Near Canal
Dover.

Canal Dover, o., Nov. 5.-A head-on
collision between two freight trains
on the c. & P. at Reeds Run this
morning resulted in two deaths and
probably fatal injuries to one man.
Fireman F. Bassett, of Cleveland. was
crushed to death under the wreck.
Engineer Allen Shullenberger, of
Wellsville was caught under the wreck
and killed. Engineer Walter Stottle-
mire, of Cambridge, received probably
fatal injuries.
Conductor w. G. Meriidth, of Wells
Vile, of the c. & P. escaped and ran
back to Canal Dover to signal an ap-
preaching passenger train. Others in
jured are Brakeman C. e. Lowery, of
Cambridge; Fireman Stewart Carper,
Of Cambridge and Brakeman H. w.
Amos, of Wellsville.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
PROGRAM
For Installing the New
Ohio Government.

Columbus, Nov. Snow that the
Republicans have been elected to ev-
erything, this is the program for car
rying the will of the people into ef-
feet: The legislature will convene
Jan. for organization. Myron T.
Herrick will be inaugurated governor
and Warren G. Harding lieutenant
governor one week later, Jan. IL. On
the day following the Inauguration,
Jan. IL, M. A. Hanna will be elected to
succeed himself in the United States
senate. Hanna will likely deal gener-
ously with the Foraker and Daugherty
factions in the organization of the leg
islature.
Geo. Thomas. of Huron-co. will be
the Hanna candidate for speaker OF
the house while Capt John May
nard, now acting clerk, Daugherty
man, will likely be slated for the house
clerkship. Clerk Schobey, of the sem
ate, Foraker man, will be allowed a
second term. This will be the first So
ciety administration in years. Mrs.
Herrick and Mrs. Harding are both
clever entertainers and many functions
are promised during the coming win
ter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-11-06
THREE FATALITIES
In the Weaver Family Within Few
Weeks,

In the Weaver Family Within a Few
Weeks.
For the third time within the short
period of three months death claimed
a member of the Weaver family Of
this city Wednesday morning. when
Catherine X. Meyers. the wife of Frank
Meyers, a manufacturer Uf Salem,
passed away at Aultman hospital as
a result of an operation for tumor.
Singuarly coincident is the fact that
each death occurred upon a WGdnes-
day. Three months ago Wednesday,
Louis Weaver a brother of the deceased
met his death ON the Pennsylvania
railroad. The news of the tragic death
was borne to the mother of the victim,
Mrs. Allen Weaver, when she was ly-
ing upon her death bed. Mrs. Weaver
was prostrated by the news and the
shock probably hastened her death
which occurred on Wednesday two
months later. The cup Of sorrow G
the Weaver family was filled to YER
flowing Wednesday morning when the
death of Mrs. Meyers, nee Weaver
occurred.
Mrs. Meyers was brought to the
Aultman hospital about a week ago
whore she submitted to an operation.
Her condition grew worse momentar-
lily and the end finally came Wedpes-
day morning shortly after 6 o'clock,
Surviving are three brothers, Martin
l.. Weaver. Toledo; Norman Weaver,
Canton; Charles l.. Weaver, Canton;
and one sister. Mrs. j. @. A. Richter OF
Canton, and three children Norman,
Esther and Glenwood.
The funeral will be held from the
home of Mrs. John Richter Of Feather
street Friday afternoon at O'Clock
Interment will be made in Westlawn.