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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-20
PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.
Standing ofsthe Clubs.

Today's Games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-20
Yesterdays National League Game

Pittsburg. T. Brooklyn g
Cincinnati II; New York 7.
Chicago. 3: Philadelphia 9.
st. Louis 10; Boston, 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20

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y aboas. & sueigrc >.fi ual
ere ulta 8 AunNlaAe 81 fnss
vcsudo Dc aiBciscs \ lea ando
entire sus pow ioncs Gna cala
Is loiclias ac whisky. Somilc.
- mismo que sss Colcsas. ia
teoria de IA unidaa moral \ la
dive sldad rcl'giosa.
Los muros que scperan nues
iTas iglcsias Dc las demas. atr-
man aQuellos toleranles catoh
COS. son Va hastante balos para
que los arboles De unos V otros
huertos Saneen cuniuniamente
el ARE V entrcmezclen sus holas.
su> flores V sus irutoS
Ncase ahi pr que progresan
eSaS gentes Y esas nac,on=s. Su
conOlencIa, SERENA V duena de
81 misma. no sufre a inc uietud
conslante dc que pueda haber
incompatibilidad entire los fines
humanos V los fines ultraterre
nos
Y vease aqui por que degenc-
ran V perlClitan otras. en- que el
dogma senor del Estado. pone
vallas al pensamiento V al dis
curse, reglamenta las funciones
psicologicas a IA vez que lao or
ganiCas, Y sentenciarnoS solo en-
los asuntOs de la te. pero tam
bien en- los de hygiene, de ali :
mentacion y de fSlologia
Una es la formula de salud
para todos los pueblos. arios o
semttas, latinos 8 anglosa zones,
Cuerpo sin roma, estomago sin
tlatulencias, espirltu sin telara-
mas. =.
gITrz<f<. UsSrpnfS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20

NNa fsiipc lll rsrc'To l. 6c.
saa uNi4 eic,tAa ae kslasia. "a
ssi,a la cn ias gncrfas teligio-
sas llc fellpc II l iue Uabal
meute rn e, fe,nado dc Felipe
lil cnanoo IA uniiad &c IL a.
hiso. real. positive = ohllga,o;aa
Antics se tulctata a Nnlto pfsxa.
a. 4 Nahoma Y ;.csc a la vigs.
.anpia Is "a lnQuislSson. tam
bien los hebfcos. xuclios clan
des'inamexle a Espana. eler-
Nian &c pueItas adeniro ei suyo.
Solo despues de eohadoS los mo
lriscos. y con la persecution a
hieiro y iuego &c los Judaizan-
les. quedo estahlecida dc hecho
aQuella peiiecia unidad dc que
tan,os bienes espirituales V tenn
poralcS &c prometian legistss Y
teologos.
ii nSvnclado AZnar, Ell su II
bro Sobre la Prediction. escribia
anuncandolo asi. eoSas como
ilas siguientes: "A esta expul-
sion se seguira 10 extinction del
mahometismo' 10 conquista de
Terra Santa y demas provin-
cras que posee el urco, todo
por el vaior dc los esoanoles.
In rosO sc cumplira 10 primero
Y en- 1000 10 segundo."
\ 10 que paso fue que perdi-
mos Flandes. Portugal y 81 Ro-
Lilo, que estuvo a punto de
emanc!parse Cataluia, y que los
pll atas de Argel. guiados por los
moriscos eXpulsados, estuvierOn
muchas mayores facilidades pa.
Ia asolar nueStro litoral levan-
tlno
Por cierto que Sc VIC entonces
I'm slngu.arislmO COntraste.
MientraS noSOtroS asabamOs,
azota bamos. emparedabamos a
cuantos paganos v herejes sc
nos ponian a tiro, los barbaros,
los protervos, los fanaticos de
Argel to- eraban a nuestros eau
tivos el elerclClo de sus practi-
cas- rellgiosas. En- los tvrribles
"Bahos Sc celebraba regular
mente el quito. :.
liable FRAY Diego de Haedo:
Los cristlanos :tienen cuatrO.
iglesias donde Sc celebra misa,
Y EN- mi tempo doce sacerdotes
la decian a dlario. En- la iglesia
mayor, que esta en- el Banjo del
Rey, habia clnco Clerigos, con
un prOvisor nombrado por Su
Santidad. Hay siete cofradias,
Y en- Cada una Sc dice misa can.
tada y sc da cuatro reales por
clio. Paganlo los mayordomos.
Esto, el real y medic de cada
misa rezada, la cera Y los orna-
mentos sc paga de la limosna de
los cautivos. Las proceslones V
los ohcios Sc hacen con mucha
decencia, y hay siempre muy
buenOs SermOneS.
Aqui, entire tantO, la unidad
abSoiut de creenCias y la hlper-
trofia del misticismo, originaban
toda especie de aberraciones fl
slcas { inteleCtuales.
No volvieron a alzar cabeza
los pravos errOres; pero el pen
samlentO, que neceslta expan-
sion como los pulmones aire, sc
extravi0 en- las impureZas gene
ricas del molinosismo, y lleno
de iluminados e iluminadas los
conveutos. Por prinera Y uni
ca veZ en- la historic moderna,
los exOrCistas y las brujas regu-
laron la succession del trOno { in
tervinieron en- los negocios de
Estado.
Caimos, y hemos seguido ca
yendo, no por latinos. sino por
alimentados corporal e intelec
tualmente de Canutillos Y supli-
CaClOneS.
De NAL de intolerancia, que
no de NAL de raza. nos ha pre-
II In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
No e. L. raza


d@A anSAsss lpus. \ sAu ga
Sag+io .v~4ac geasaaA .NAause
Santiago A.aa. ,slis tgs4u>toi \
Nomtnia 4os is 'H lcst< tftilaA
&c conQuisio-en Espana una Is.
gion n4metl1s .Sslna de creAeu
ties.
Eu4la humanidad Y en Ia Ma
tufalcsa NJ cxisitn ni pcrscvc-
ran Ia raza> gcnuinamenie pa.
TaS. lampoco las hay supclo.
res ( iuicuores las que triun-
fan son las que se han cruzado
en- melor saxon Y con mayor
acierto.
Prueha dc clio. que Roma. Oh
vulga fora eel deIecho madre
de los puebl0s latinos ha servl-
do V sirve dc maestro a las ma
clones que marchan hoy la ca
beza oei mundo.
FL progie ESQ no depende dc la
raZa EvoiucIona o encalla. sc
gun Ste ailoja 0 Sc anula el vincu.
10 con que el Estado Y la Socie
dad actuan en- las conciencias.
La intolerancia. mata| la tole
rancia. vivitica.
Francla sc ha redimido por
obra dc la libertad confessional,
V ESQ que aun aaoleCe de inter
minentes accesOs de atavismo, a
Causa de no estar bien purgada
de las antiguas levaduras.
Italia. que al flndar su uni
dad realilo el milagro mas vlsi-
bic del siglo XIX, medra Y Sc
asienta a Media que del poder
temporal no va quedando n;
sOmbra.
Ing terra no empez0 a ser
graude, hasta que en- materias
religiosas deJ6 de ser intransl
gente
Nj Barbarroja, nj Enrique II
nj Carlos Y pudieron unlhCar la
Alemania, cohibidos como Sc ha-
ilaban por sus perpetuas quere-
Has con Roma la unitiC0 el lu-
terano Federico Gulllermo, no
obstante IA medioCridad de Su
amino Y de sus aptitudes.
En- la America latina, segun
sc adhlere re1 o sc sustraen a esa
tutela. agouizan o cOnvalecen
los pueblo9 lie nuestra sangre.
!Oue ha ser la raza Causa de
decadenoia o de predominio2
A una misma familia etnica Y
a una mlsma 2Ona geograhca
pertenecsn el imperiC vlctoriosO
de los HohenZollern V el impe-
rio anIQulIado de los Habs burgo.
Este Sc desmOrona en- una es
pantosa confusion de lenguas,
tras de Ia ~ual sobrevendra, a la
muerte de Francisco Jose, una
Completa d d'ooclaCl0n de trlbus.
No ha fen ccldo va, gracias a la
prudencia con que en- los ulti
mos amos Sc despoj0 de sus ca
Tacteres de Sacro y Apostolico,
Y abri0 Las fronteras exteriores
E interiors; a la libertad de Cul-
tOs.
Celtic saiona, como el pals de
Gales y conao Escocia, es la pia-
dosa { infeliz lrlanda.
Inglaterra y el pals de Gales,
que en- 1874 tenlan ounce Milo
mes dc haoltdnteS, t1enen hoy
mas de t einta. Escocia, que
no reunia cntonces sino dos y
medic reunc ahora CuatrO.
En- camblo Irlanda. que ali
mentaba en aquella epoca cerca
de ocho apenas ST allmenta en-
Ia actual1d d cuatro y dos ter
clos. De su> cuatrO provlnclas'
la mas ferviente y la mas pura
es la que mayor proporcion
Sc ha ID p0blado. Un million
cuatrocientoo veintidos mil ha
bitante poseia ell ducado de
Gonna a2nt en- I84I. Ell censo
de I9o2 10 ha registrado mas
que 649 655 En- medic slglo, una
baja de ~incuenta por lClento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
HOTEL MARINA

Habendo cambiado de due1u este acreditado
establecimiento han sido iItroducdaS en- 81
grandes reformas, que le ponen la atura de
los meores de su case.
En- el Sc enc ntrardn los mas esquisitos pla-
tos de las cocinas lrancesas, americana in
gesa crioa asi como un cXcelentc servi-
clio en- todo 10 que Sc relacona con esta ella
sc de establecimientos
~ Una vista nj Hotel Marina.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
T 7 HILL LEAVES TOWN.
Sails for Europe for Rest-Not
1ffer the "Katu's" Stock.

James J. Hill sailed for Europe yesterday IhoiIl-
,,s on the steamship New-York of the Amer ic''i
Line 1t had not been generally known ' W 49,,
- . so-e,sn trim and Wall Street promptly
aror- +he inference that he was going aproau oii
;ronortant business, presumably to compiete heso
tiatons for the purchase from an Amsterdam
Ranking house. in the interest of the Chlcaso' Pui
lington and Quincy road OF oiock oi So e 40
., -, ha,ance Of power in the control of the
.s,.sourf kansas and Texas. Mr.. HITS associates
said however, that his trip was simply for res. anu
acrestion and that he would be BACK IN new
work. within three four weeks
Tba ranort that the Burlington is after the MIS-
T[r.as and Texas has been current for
o,a time but it is understood on good autn4raiy i
bat the control of the Katy Is fnncn lloie mo t ~
tiiae 10 a big Western railway system liol III
10 t,- psS9 Included in the Hill sphere of influence
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
WOMAN TAKES CONVICT TO JAIL.
Montana sheriff's Wife, Unaided, Delivers
Female Criminal to Authorities.

r,,,,t. Mont, Nov AIRS A v Gibson wife OF
c,.;n C,bson Of Jefferson County, escorted pms
80 from Boulder to Deer Lodge Penitentiary with
,,. assistance and without using handcu1s. 1He
trip was made only few days ago lhe piisoNe :.
aiF r.,a Ia Muth convicted Of theft OF
,e a,narel When the time came for trans
-, ne- from Boulder TO Deer Lodge. Snerih
c,,.nr was not feeling well, and his wife sug-
ssted that he permit her to take the woman to the
e,....rx, The Sheriff laughed told her to go
.,a AID She made change of trains
q. az. and when she arrived here she took Mrs
La Muth to the county jail and asheo serl 81 TN 3or
- she proceeded her way, ana turned St over
.1e tba Deer Lodge authorities WITHOUT lfouoie-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
cluE FOR WEST HUDSON.
BrooMyn Club Beaten tn Close. Well
Contested Match.

A, .b. Prospect Park Parade Grounds yester-
a., The Brooklyn Football Club eleven was opposed
So ,be West Hudson team. OF Newark N j.. ana
o.. q, interesting and we'll contested game the
t,ne club proved victorious by the score of to l.
The NAV throughout OF even nature al
,housh in the first half Brooklyn did most OF the
-...ing and Stewart secured the only goal FOR
The home team.
7, the second half the West Hudson forwards
nv good combination and excellent team work
managed TO put three goals, while the Brookyns
e-s pnable to get the ball under the bar. For
.be west Hudson team German who represented
All Sew-York against the English team in the
International match, at centre forward. was much
N evidence and played brilliant. dashlng game,
teepiug his men well together and feeding MS
,Ines as opportunities arose The latter respond-
81 With a will in every case. and it was really
through the efforts of the forward line thai the
rssitors were able to gain the ascendency-
Donald at back also international player,
.boTad an unusually fine defensive game and Was
The means OF stopping many rushes by the BROOK
yn forward line. Stuart and Mcneil played an
excellent game. and Armstrong at centre half, as
usual did his full share of the work The lineup
follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Paterson Rangers Beaten by Gale
domains in Fast Game.

Paterson Rangers. who had not lost game
- championship series of the Metropolitan
a..seation Football League up to yesterday a met
us championship. at the grounds OF the latter
o.. and Lenox-ave. yesterday afternoon. and
..,sd defeat by the score Of goals to Q. after a
s . ..rbbornIy contested game.
-. champions. whose fine defence served them
sen at a than meDsna slss s ns @
tA 80 erst period of play. while TAFT. the Gale
.,s brilliant outside right. made the successful
don.ai N the second. On two other occasions in the
ehot =, hslf the champions got through the oppos-
seo9s 9osi but these points were disallowed by the
Ing To- on the other hand, they had narrow
refees xhen the ball. propelled by the Jersey rush
ss struck the caledonian bar twice in quick sue
ceeann At left haIfback. and Maxwell, the centre
oo-J both contributed largely to the success OF
foIN&s,nning side. Garrity. of the Patersons. had
ne We badly wrenched and retired temporarily
ha i..sr resumed. Reid. OF the same team was
hDi a bv receiving the ball full in the face. but
stunaeD no kept in the game. The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
AMERICAN HOUNDS FAST.
Harry ". Smith Rides zCith Broken
Footballs an Stiff Run.

UpperviIe. Va, Nov. 4.-The Grafton-Ameri-
can hounds were taken out to-day for the sec
ond time and furnished day which will long
be remembered by every hunting man who fol-
lowed a run over a. perfect hunting country for
an hour and twenty minutes. No kill was re-
corded but it is claimed by Harry W. Smith.
master of the Grafton that his hounds ran a
rec fox to earth and that the field was not more
than thirty seconds behind him at the time.
Out of a field of twenty-eight. all OF whom
were we'll mounted only nine managed to see
the hounds checked. and not one OF them was
able TO follow the hounds straight across country
over the broad fields and stiff stone walls OF the
Piedmont Valley An example of gameness and
devotion TO snort was furnished to-day by harry
W. Smith. In jumping a high gate sestef4ay
he fell and broke bone in his rlghI ioo'. ms
physician ordered him TO remain IN peo toi a.
least ten days This Mr. Smith Declined 10 90,
and this morning, although obliged to be carried
TO his horse rode as boldly as the pest anu
hunted his hounds throughout 'ne ne hnnnas We're
going away Mrs Tom Peirce or Boston, zen
over q ditch Messrs. McEachran. OF Mohlredi
Mr.. Smith, of Worcester Mass, MI, rosSine Goose
Creek. and Mr.. Duffy came to grief over ran
fence
The hounds met at Middleburg nan an Az .oat ~
before sunrise. The first covers oraMn .oI
Goose Creek near the marble quarry. io1
was gotten up at $50 and ran WIN Out oiie
check until 1l:30 O'Clock 80 ,o,,as os--
tainly eoualled if not surpassed, tne Worh "
the MiddIesex pack yesterday On Aenu1g 49,, 80.
Middlesex hounds viii be taken ou.' nd one ~
the few who followed throughout tne gay
warmly praised the work OF the riyai tAcn No. "a ~ .
Nestmoreland Davis OF MafFen ai ~ sntsb
only woman To follow the hounds to the nhlsfi'
The .cora ., tba trial now is practically tie'
with FIVE DAYS more OF hunting for each paeA-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

-,.-.N-s,eorre Scott Cameron Football Club Lines
Vsrburton Caiedonians. and Peter MurTey, Pat
nsa a,, Coals-McDonald and TAFT Tin'e-Forfy-nve
,.iruts hslyez.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
BEAGLE FIELD Th1ALo.
Rabbits Plentiful, Scent Good and Houno'
Rum Well at Greenspring Valley.

Baltimore Nov 4-Those attending .Ne
trials o. the National Beagle Club 'o-oas
the best Days sport of the meeting. ns -
Plentiful the scent was good and the noui,o. 90 =,
well. Tbs trial. of Class and Derby Ciass - -
were finished. and those OF Class for ni.ene, a. ~
ages IS inches and under. wero begun a-iu 80
finished tomorrow this concluding the
The members of the club here have , :,
vsu.v ans a.. t,estment while hero that III hss
been practically decided to hold next year n.r
trials here also Tho awards annouhceu -
were:
Class tfor dogs 1s inches & ara NV Wald-
Won by Clyde, H d, Burns f1elisS' =
<aGAsSA Dsaalsa. second; 10osnns'o
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
VICTORY FOR NEw.YoRK TH1sTLES.
R. Dye, by Brilliant Work, Wins Game in
Last Ten Minutes Of Play.

The BROOKLYN Thistles were opposed In league
championship game by the New-York Thistles at
the Parade Grounds yesterday. the game resulting
in win for the visitors in the last ten minutes OF
plev by 6 goals s. The game was a rushing
one throughout and consequently there was lack
Of work.
In the first half the Brooklyn team had the ad-
vantage by a score of to g. and this remained un-
when r. Dye of the New-York Thistles. who had
previously scored two goals added one: tying the
score Immediately the kickoff, by a clean
run through the entire backs, the same player Sc
cured the winning goal. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
rveN LECTURE COURSES END.

p,sven Of the public lecture courses given under
-. .,,s,,ces of the Board Of Education the last
s.w weeks will close this week ana fve new
ie" I'll, hs begun OF the new courses the
co"i -, nilI he the series of the public ad-
dresses By prominent on viii begn on
TOPICS. ayanine and will continue throughout
Noyeber and Dscem6ser; %a m M5nWe paaper
1l.y 1l.cys,ssnp Su CarroI D. Wright of Clark College.
Frank vanderp Raiiey Of III. 81 cor
Tressusif IRE 90 Of Agriculture. viii speak
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Positions. West Hudson F. c. es,.

Referee-James Young. Bronx Rangers. Lnenen-I.
Crews Brooklyn: MeC1urg West Hudson. Goals-Brook-
lyn stuart West Hudson, German, Miller and Kettles
TTme-Halyes OF IS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
N. Brooklyn Thistles t5D.
y. Y. Thistles Cel-

Rsferee-A Russell Robertson, Brooklyn Football Club
Ilnsmen- Brooklyn Thsties, J. Anderson; New-1ork
Thistes Creighton Goas-Brookyn Thistles, Gillett
ca (3): New-York Thstles Dye o. Craig ana
Coyle Tlne-Fory-fve minute halves.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
HORSE SHOW

The box ONCE az HaEIsUN f sQCfhE TAt'Di5S VIII
Wednesday and Thursday. the sth and eth of Noyem-
the sale of reserved and boxes for the
season and after Friday. the 10th of November,
for reserved for any single performance.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

Cronmfer third; Brooke B. John Caswei and
1arby class c (for dogs and bitches 10 incTes anu
under wheped after January l. sSforS Rea,
TaDn Charles r Stevenson Duck. WaldinglQru.
second: BATTERY F d. Stewart. third; Iee'soa
Alien Ieetsdale Kennels fourth; Fioradora' Dt- w. "
stone reserved.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
TWO TRAINS CRASHED
IN A BL|ND|NG
SNOWSTORM
Trains Came Together on Sharp Curve
and Cars Were Piled in
SpIinters.

ConnelIsville, Pa, Jan. "a. - In a
snowstorm that darkened the valley
of the Youghiogheny like a fog two
Baltimore & Ohio freight trains col
lidod in a rear-end wreck at Indian
Creek today, and two trainmen were
seriously and perhaps fatally injured.
The injured are Conductor w. L.
Law, of Cumberland, crushed about
the hips, and Brakeman r. B. Ander-
son, Cumberland, back wrenched and
leg broken. Both were taken to Cum
berland.
The two men were riding in the ca.
boose of the leading train. Steam
was low and slow time was being
made. On a sharp curve the engineer
of the rear train could not see for
ahead and thought the advance train
was far away from him. Wreckage
of the splintered caboose and several
cars delayed traffic several hours.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
THE RETAIL GROCERS
That Trading Stamps
and All Similar Schemes Be
Abolished.

Cincinnati, O., Jan. 24.-The Nation
al Retail Grocers' association met here
today for a three days session. About
400 members present, representing most
of the states.
Mayor Fleischmann welcomed the
delegates to the city in a set speech.
President darlington, of Atlanta, Ca,
in his annual address recommended
the endorsement of the pure food bill
now before congress; urged the aboli-
tion of trading stamps and all such
schemes and commended the mutual
fire insurance feature of the assocla-
ton. The report of Secretary Fred
Mason of st. Paul. showed a balance
Of $3.0S251. He said that owing to the
efforts of the association all of the
big cereal companies with one eXcep-
tion had abandoned premiums
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
ELOPEMENT
SalineviIIe Couple Run Away to Be
Married and Are Waiting to
Be Forgiven.

Salineyille, O., Jan. 24.-Sim. Sheph-
erd and Miss Mary Ferguson, of Fox
township, Carroll county, eloped Sat-
urday evening and are supposed to
be in Pittsburg. The young lady is
under age and her parents are not
going to bring her back, though she
has a nice home and the most indul-
gent of parents.
The young man has been an employe
of Ferguson Bros. for couple of years
and lived in the same family with his
brides family. The young man and
girl came to this village Saturday, and
sold his horse and buggy to a meat
dealer here for $30 while the horse
and buggy was reasonably worth $50.
After the sale was made the young
couple left and nothing definite has
been heard from them. Friends of the
girl say that she told them she was
going to Pittsburg as she was tired of
living on the farm.
Jacob Ellenbach, who has been con-
Quoting a soft drink emporium since
the village was voted dry, was called
upon Saturday to pay six months Dow
tax for selling what is known as
hop tonic" He owns two places of
business and was compelled to pay
nearly $500. Over week ago he was
visited by an inspector of the dairy and
food commissioners Office, who took
samples which were analyzed. He pro-
tested against paying the tax, but the
agent made it plain and the tax was
paid. He was given guarantee when
he purchased the goods that the manu-
facturers would stand between him
and the law. but to date the man who
sold the goods has not put in his ap-
pearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
RUN ON BANK
Started by What is Called Sense
less Rumor."

Meadville, Pa, Jan. 24.-Because OF
what President A. NJ. Fuller charaC
terized as a "senseless rumor" a run
was started today on the Crawford
County Trust companys bank. 1t was
participated in principally by small de
positors. The deposits Of the day
were little less than usual and the
bank remained open until after
o'clock.
The bank had in its vault Saturday
night $70,15G and on call in other
banks S141,38S. The run is supposed
to have been started by local depos,
itor telling that he had drawn his
money because of the suicide of an Of
flcer of the City Savings Fund and
Trust Co., of Lancaster, Pa, he assert
ing that all trust companies were co.
operative.
President Fuller and Cashier J. M.
Dunbar said tonight that the bank is
fully prepared to meet every demand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
A BARKING DOG
SHOWED THE WAY
TO WHERE BODY OF A REcLuSE
WAS FOUND.
Dog and Chickens Were Nearly StarV-
ed--John Clark Was A Pc
culiar Person.

Salinevile, o., Jan. 2f.-John Clark,
aged "a years, was found dead in his
home near Mechanicstown Sunday by
some young men who were passing the
house and were attracted By the bark
ing of a dog. The man lived alone
and from the appearance of the house
the condition of the dog and chickens,
which were nearly starved, he had
been dead a week. The dog was un-
able to walk and the chickens were
so weak that they could not walk
at all.
The old man has lived alone for
a number of years, and when able
gathered up butter and eggs through
the summer season which he shipped
to East Liverpool and at times drove
overland with. the produce.
He was peculiar person, going clad
in rags at all seasons of the year and
it was with difficulty that he kept him
self warm in the winter season. He
had a neat bank account which he
saved and never spent a cent unless
it was absolutely necessary and he
often went without food.
The old man had no near relatives
about here, but he was frequently
visited by kind neighbors in the past
ten years, who assisted him.
The old man had been enjoying good
health all winter. until about three
weeks ago when he told his friends
that he was not well. but in a few
days he was somewhat improved.
Coroner Morrow, of CarrclltOn, held
an inquest Monday over the remains.
| The funeral was held Monday after
noon. His nearest reslatives will look
after the estate, which is believed to
be worth several thousand dollars.