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ft Si fc XV' 1 SANBU8KY DAILY STAB, MONDAY, OCTOtfEB 2J, 1UOO. IN ONE GRAVE Four Drowned Sons Will Be Buried IN UPPER BAY. Four Boys Lost Their Lives Sunday. THE THEATEtt. A A A A LITTLE BOAT FOULED In Ffsh Pound and Capsized-Three of Seven Occupants Dead, One a Mere Baby-Stricken Family.

A dispatch from Port Clinton says that a quadruple drowning occurred near Plasterbed, on Sandusky bay, eight miles east of Port Clinton Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. "The drowned are: Douglass Stark, aged three years, George Stark, aged five years. Alfred Stark, aged eight years. Henry Stark 13 years. The rescued are: William Stark, the father, and William and John Stark.

Mr. Stark rented a boat early in the afternoon and took his family for a ride on the bay. On returning to shore the boat became fouled in a fish pound net and the oarsman could neither forge the boat ahead or go back. The children became frightened, and leaning over the side of the small craft it capsized, resulting in the four deaths by drowning. the four drowned and clung to the boat, but it was a round bottomed affair, and kept constantly turning over over, and they lost their hold and sunk into the depths.

John clung to his father's coat and picked up by rescuers just as he was sinking for the last time, was also saved by a rescuing party. The accident occurred but ten rods from shore, but it was very deep water. Mr. Stark came from Toledo to Port Clinton three weeks ago. He th had family of a wh'e and ten children.

week Harvey, aged four, was buried, and the previous waek, Samuel, aged three months, was stricken with fever and died The father, mother, he two boys and a little daughter now alone survive. Mrs. Stark is prostrate over the terrible disaster. The funeral of the four children will takf place Tuesday afternoon. The boflies have all been recovered and will be interred in one grave.

Stark is in the employ of Mrrsh Co. at the large plaster works at Plasterhed 111 luck lias followed him and being out of employment a I Toledo he went TO Port Clinton to better his condition and the happiness of his family. The terrible results of Sunday's have completely unnerved the man. GERMAN COMIC OPERA. "Tante Bemmchen 4n Amerika' (Aunt Phrosy in America), the Gef man-American comic opera will produced at the Nielsen on Thursda evening and probably renew the grea success it has had everywhere.

play is most amusing from the beginning to the end and of highest musical quality. It is a picture of German-American life in the metropolis combining the farcical and the melodramatic element with musical comedy. In the first act we witness realistic scenes of Bohemian life. Aunt Phros arrives from the Fatherland and tumbles into the studio of her nephew, a young painter; where she meets his gay models and friends. Her association with these strange characters proves excrusiatingly funny, as also is the grand finale whose musical numbers will be greeted with thundering applause.

The second act shows realistically the happiness of early matrimonial life which would be without a fault but for the fact that it is founded upon a bogus marriage. The genial nephew of Aunt Phrosy has procured his young wife and little child only for the occasion. He invented this marriage to obtain money from his dear aunt, and now he has to show his happy family life to the worthy spinster from Saxony. It is needless to say that the incidents abound with laughable musical takes. Tne second act also ends with a very brilliant musical finale.

Third and last act includes a series of charming and amusing tableaus, and a very satisfactory solution of. the whole situation. The famous prima donna, Marie von Wegern, plays thJLjtitle role witli tremendous success, and the original east an excellent one. It is certainly expected that the Nielsen will be crowded to its utmost capacity, principally by our German speaking citizens, and we are sure that we shall see many in the audience whom we have never seen there before These expectations are warranted by the fame which the production has attained, not only in New- York, but also by the unprecedented success which it has had everywhere on its present tcur in the United States. Seats on sale Tuesday morning at opera house box office.

Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. OUR TROTTERS ABROAD PEOPLE OF TMe DAY. fount lUM-nhard von Hulovi. who has Does Your stomach Distress You? Do you have Paiu jn the Side. Xausea.

vouii'injr. Distress after Eat- Captain Tuthill Talks of ness Racing In Austria. BULES ABE STBJOTLI ENFOEOED. So About Austrian Syutem Horses Hand ion by Their Records--Greut I Taken In Breeding From American Stock--Fine Demand For Our Trot- tern. Captain B.

H. Tuthill of Goshen. who took several trotters to Austria late last winter and had his first experience on the European trotting tracks, was in York He is so enthusiastic about the Austrian system of racing and the character of the hors men in that country that he will take another consignment of AmerK-an trotters to Vienna in Febnfary or March, says the New York Sun. On his ijrst trip last February he took over Royal Baron. by Baron Wilkes: Carrie Shields.

by Legal Test: Belle 2:11. by lion Johusen. a sensational mare in Queen Forrester, for the place at this particuhu t. Just now tin- foreign policy of the pire is the important of mental (IIK-' MIS. and You Bulow's i of these symptoms, you have dyspepsia or stomach disorder.

The discov- ery.BAiLEY's DYSPEPSIA TABLETs.brings! quick relief, followed by a permanent i core. Pleasant take. Price -'oc, postpaid. Sold by W. A.

Gn.h San- duskr, O. mw i California UQ Per Pounds AT F. SCHWEINFURTH Cor. Columbus and Hayes Avea The Doctors tend Their Time. Owing to the Vast Numbers Who Have Been Unable to See the British Doctors, these Eminent Gentlemen Have Extended the Time for Giving Their jecc to Services Free for Three Months, to AH Who Call Before October 6.

baths known to medical abject to rhe family ph cian of all people who come here, ject to their prescription. 4S2 ca: sciatic rheumatism harebeeu cored 3 physician's prescription -w The Tavener Batt as a 3-year-old; Pearline by CHANCELLOR VOX BULOVT. perlence in the Roy Wilkes. and Robert Lee. by Alcantara.

There were several others in his European stable which he had sent over at different times. "My first season on the Austrian tracks has converted me to tho system of racing in vogue there." he said to several horsemen who had inquired about the success of his trip. "In the first place, there are no complications about it. They have lirst class rules, and there is far less trouble and t'ric- tion between the officials of the club, Owing to the large number of inva 6ight nths Wome lids who have called upon the British are lven every foreilo by Doctors at their office, 818 Washington Tavener her assistant. Baths str and who have been nnable to see to men in the afternoc roreijrr.

aaairs has equipped them, these eminent gentlemen have by ing. -Vll baths for his satisfactory management request, consented to continne giving MWl tor SCiatlc ottice has recommended, him, their services free for three months, to troubles are given stibjetr for the chief place in the emperor's i 11 invalids who call upon them before orAers of th family physician, cabinet. The new mm years of age. recommended, him, er servces ree or three months, to in the emperor's a11 invalids who call upon them before orAers of chancellor is October 6th. These services will consist' Queen a Hunter.

Now that the Italians possess it they themselves will care for hunting and shooting. The gentleman does nothing; he idle and waste his not only of consultation, examination and advice, bnt also of all minor suroi- cal operations. a The object in pursuing this course, is to become ramdly and personally ac- condition whatever, will any charges be made for any services ren- 4-ltn. TM i i JVLAC; tiuu. lilft the owner, driver and the public at a cafe But the new Ss there is under our system.

The en- oarentlv snionrim i- parently a splendid shot. She is an a i OUXJ IS JtU traru-e only per cent of the adept with a revolver and possesses purse. Entries close at the time speci- isinnH nf Jl speci ied, and no conditional entries are aken no matter how high an owner The doctors treat all forms of disease and deformities, and guarantee a cure jp every case they undertake. Atthe the island of Monte Cristo an agree- "Jterview a thorough examination able little wild resort where her bus- ma ai idif incurable, you are frank- Str: SANDUSKY, O. hone 153.

Bell Island House CrEO. M. BALDWIN, Prop. RATES $1 PER DAY. horse, and 1 per cent of his entrance money'is returned, so that the risk is i very light compared with our too, additional percentage as they are here.

band built her a hunting lodge and she spends happy days of hunt- id of game, even an example will ing, pursuing ever boars ly and kindly told so; andjalso advised against spending your money for useless treatment. and female weakness, catarrh catarrhal deafness, also rupture move the most indolent of Ital- goitre, cancer without pain or euttinir' men into some semblance of viril- and all diseases of the rectum are posi- 639 Water Street, Sandusky. for a rainy fall. is out of order If yon" a Se an I Graphic. Every race is conducted on the straight SIXTH'S MEN Carried All For Good Shooting.

A special dispatch from Newark to the Cincinnati Enquirer says: The Sixth regiment. Ohio National Guard, carried off more than its share of honors in the state rifle practice which closed today. The following 10 best shots constitute the state team which will represen Ohio at he interstate shoot at Sea Girt, N. J. The figures represent th- 1 scores made out of possible 200: Sergeant Willis Simon.

Company Sixth regiment, 156: Sergeant Willis Richards, Company Sixth regiment. 140; Captain Frrd Zurfluh, Company Six.th regiment. 137; Sergeant Garner. Company D. Sixth regiment, K-i6; Corporal Ribler, Company B.

Sixth regiment, Private Winder. Third regiment, 136; Lieutenant Schofield. First Engineers 135; Private Harter, Second regiment, L34; Captain Andrews, Fourth rejriment, 1o3; Sergeant Seman Fifth regiment, 12S. Tho five alternates are Piivates Rinehart. Third regiment.

121; Butler. Eighth legiment, 10 Habig, First regiment 10')' Bates, Fifth regiment. 10(5: Benecki. Fifth regiment, Simon, who gets the gold badsre, took fourth place in the shoot thn.p years ago H'S home is at Bloomdale. The 250 officers and men left for their bomes this afternoon.

THE ROYAL BOX." The attraction at the Nielsen Tuesday evening promises to be one of much interest inasmuch as it will give Sandusky "theater-goers an opportunity not only to see a play which has already met ith approbation, but its leading character will be played by Andrew Robson. who is fast making his way to recognition as one of the best actors in America. He is to be seen In the part of Clarence, the actor, in "The Royal Box," a play a'dapt- ed and rewritten jjy the late lamented Chr.rles Coghhin. II presented in New York where it ad a remarkable run at the Fifth Avenue theater, packing that ed place of amusement to suffocation for four months, and then going back again for another run the following January. When Mr.

Coghlan fell ill Trainers no excuse for lagging. "The first bell rings ten minutes before a race is called and every horse named to start must be on the track within that time, for the second bell rings on the dot and the gates are shut. An3 horse not on the track then is not only barred from starting, but the owners are fined 500 guldens, about in our money, and I did not see a Life. SO years of age, lives on Constitution island, opposite West Point, where she receives personally her daily mail tively cured by their New Treatment, i ranted ami hand cheaper Dr. A.

J. Shimp, the chief consulting keepor surgeon of the institute, assisted by one or more of his staff associates, is in per- Office Honra From 9 a. m. till 8 No Sunday hours. SPECIAL NOTICE--If you cannot call officers and cadets at headquarters, send stamp for question blank for home She always attends the military func- treatment, tions and enjoys them as much as Harrison phono 720.

746 Water Str when a girl. She teaches a Bible class of cadets and knows more officers of than any other the author of 4 i.i i. LiwL horse fined during my stay there. The race is started on the time announced. By their system of starting all the tedious scoring, which detracts so much from the interest of racing in this country, is avoided.

They are not cottage where this was written is a resort for summer guests standing starts, according to pretty general belief in this country, but each horse at his station is kept turning on a trot, and when thev are all A FEAR. Contracts for steel rails, involving of $3,900,000, have just by the Pennsylvania company. Here is a bit oC ial news worthy of more than Berkshire's." Her sVory Wide" passins attention, not so much on ac- Wide World," ranked second only to COUnt of tho ma nit of the transac- "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in number of edi- tlon ratner because of the time tions. chosen to place the order. A great corporation--one of the greatest in the Blark Twain Home Again.

world--is here shown to be wholly un- After a sojourn of five years In Eu- affected by the pending political up- rope Mark Twain is back again in his roar. It needs the rails and buys 1 HIHHII H4 Hotel Bismarck. LNEWLY FURNISHED. RateslSI.SOJPer Day. Opposite Four Depot.

Convenient to Boa and Trains. The man with appetite for Lujur or Morphine, who ha- aad failed to habit. Tell him of the TOLEDO SANITARIUM which eoutr.ols hnu overcomrbs-the Sprfager Mtth lio last season Mr. Robson played his part and when the end came and the famous English actor passed away, the role naturally fell upon Mr. shoulders, and he has continued to act it with credit to himself and the play ever since.

Nothing is spared to give the production in all the detail which characterized its presentation in New York. Magnificent scenery has been painted for it, and the costumes, furniture, hangings, are all new for the present tour. Seats now on sale at opera house box office. Prices 25c, 25c, 50r. 75c so elects, will get the worst of it.

and few, if any, ever attempt it "Each horse is handicapped according to his record, bv distance instead of weight. For instance, a horse with a pass his last days here. The politics, but attending to greater it makes the cotracts in the regular part of the past tive years the humor- I course of its Post record one seen ter than another is put back about It is the best system I saw. Then. too.

instead of long drawn out races, as in our heat system, every race is a dash. at whatever distance it may bo made, and spectators are not annoyed wait- American rornger.itinp: machines. pur.ipinR michinerv. an dynamite plant. 150 miles of railroad laid with American tails on California redwood sleepers and Ameiican water lines sr? of tho Yankee products to be seen the South African mines.

English companies engaged in building automobiles refused to aocfpt any further orders unless a nire months' contract clause in the contract. State 01 Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F.

.1. Cheney doing business in the Jity of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh a cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this fith day of ner, A.

D. 1886. A. W. GLEASON.

Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure, is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, 750. Hall's Family PPIs are the best. The deposit of vapor and hoar frost on window nanos is ore vented by coating the window with a composit.on recently patorted by a Belgian, cons'st- ing of water, etlvrerin, s'lenr rtnci fom- arin.

the resulting compound being arent and rendering the window at all the leading citizens, from royalty down to the most humble subject, take the keenest interest in the races, going to Vienna, from every corner of the empire to attend them. They will back their opinions too. It is interesting to see titled societj women as well as those lower in the social scale- on a hunt for tips before each race. "Great interest is taken in breeding from American stallions arid mares, and they now have fine 2 and 3 year olds, that are called The FRESH FISH and Send foi- panjph- giving fnl) particulars Address Toledo Sanitarium Co. Strict.

Toledo Sanitarium Company. Salmon, Bass, Pickerel and Halibnt. Fancy Lake Erie White Fish. Finest Salt Mackeral in the city lie each. Oysters in cans or bulk.

Nothing the best. Baltimore Shucked. Selects and Standards. Also Little Neck Clams. Also a complete assortment of Heinz's canned and bottled goods and pickles in bulk.

We give Silverware and stamps SCHACHT FISH Hftr t118 Bell 155 620 Market St. name is also applied to the produce of lias spent in London or thereabout, SAMUEL L. CLEMEXS (MA11K TWA1X). mares taken from this country in foal. In order to further encourage systematic breeding, the trotting clubs give tive races for 'inlanders' to one though he has made trips to and short I stays in the principal eities in Cenna- uy, France and I a Mr.

Clemens went abroad in with the inten- OF INTEREST TO HOUSEKEEPERS. 1 Wo arc showing jiiht now a laree uud oom- i plote iissortment of Upholstery Goods, such as lonra Damocles, Dnims and Silk ami Wool Tfipt'strien, all of new desiims and colors, ready in lny piooi or THE Dr.F.WJorley Institute J. SIEGFRIED LENNINQ, General Manager. for any other class, and the purses are tion of a i an extensive European about double. The stake 'inlanders' are as proud stakes.

Anoihi i insisted upon i i hordes I I 1.11 trot, and mi i.ni^- or hivak.u;: is tolerated A horse doing either of these thinirs is disqualified, and 'kicking' is useless. Expulsion over there is quite a serious matter. There no way for an impelled horse or driver to get back. races- for lecture tour, but after a short time he nir grand abandoned i idea and tool; up again his- i a Work, which was- only oe- a i i i 'uternipteu by his ajipoar- anei- upon 1'ie lecture a Kiiffli.ilt Ban-Inter. It is not known generally in the i Spates a I'anir.

the Chiiu-s" i i in Washington. The officials of the Vienna Trotting Is an i barrister. Mr. as he club are most hospitable and as pleasant a lot of men as it has been my good fortune to meet. In conducting their moot ings i -trictly up to their rules, nnd no 111:111 in the empire, no a how In- may be.

can induce them to swerve hairbreadth fr.uii them. "Yos. I had a most xucct-vsful trip. I won 14 races up to the 1st of July, when I went to the Paris exposition. I sold Roynl Baron to an Italian for nnd.

by way. Horsemen in Italy are also a i jrrenf shine to the American trotter. Belle .1 I sold to resident of Vienna for 00. The balance of my string I sold to different pnrtios in Austria I got SJ.rrfX) for Cnrrie Shields. for Jueon Forrester, for Kohert Leo and $2,000 for Pennine "There cront dcivinnd for American trirtter-s in in my for ninny to eor.ie.

and f-oTsirvjii'd Ions is called, was educated in China, but his studies were completed in London, and he was the tirst of his countrymen to be admitted to the English bar. On his return to China he became adviser to who nNo made him deputy of foreign affiiiis in Tien-tsin. It was owing to Li i inlliienc-e that Wu Ting Fniii; was accredited to the United States df Amerien. Spain nnd Peru. Will sond man to make Sandusky Upholstery Both phones'.

MRS. L. RICKKK.S, Prop MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND SKIM MILK, Wholesale and Retail. RANSOM mil. Both 'Phones.

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