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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
LAWMAKERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Decent Der 81.

| We are goir & to ask yo,
to read about feathers, partl,
to get the latest news abou
feathers, and partly to SCI
how bent we are upon doin,
our work so well as to carr
a great deal more OF you
attention than we get.
i" Whatever is ism
right to turn Pope's lin,
about.
A great many things neee
mending. We are mendine
Jail the time. 1t is by mend
ing things that we have &C
complished a little. 1t is b,
mending other things tina,
we expect to accomplish
more No news that we
can bring is half so deserv'
ing your welcome as in the
mending OF some defect in
the means of living with
comfort. Many such an
item OF news we have
brought you heretofore; and
here's another And we
value it most for the proph-
ecy that lies within it, that
other things are going to be
mended.
Awhile ago we got tired
Of hearing complaints about
feathers We set about
thinking what to do to make
them inofensive as well as
soft, and to make them stay
so. While we were think
ing a man came along with
a patent feather-washing
and drying machine which,
he said, would take out OF
feathers the cause OF the Of
fensive smell. That was
exactly what we wanted.
Now there's Just onr way to
find out whether a tool is a
good one or not :; and that
is to try it. We tried it.
We took 100 lbs. OF our
cleanest feathers to the
feather-man's machine, and
saw them soaked and poked
and washed and dried and
blown into largeness and
tulness and feathery soft
ness ; and the stuff that came
out Of them neither large,
nor soft, thor clean, but heavy.
We had lost S lbs. in a hun
dred. We had gained clean
feathers.
We were ready to hear
the philosophy OF that ma
chine. And here it is.
The goose is a water
fowl ner feathers her boat
her water tight boat. She
tightens her boat with
goose-oil. Her feathers are
smeared. No water reaches
her skin as she swims. What
the water slowly dissolves
she secretes again and
keeps her boat renewed
When her feathers are
|plucked, the oil dries into a
gum. That gum is more OF
less, according to her water
facilities. 1t was clean and
proper on the living bird ; i,
is carton when the feathers
are plucked. Take it off
and the feathers are clean
and free of smell. if the
feathers we're healthy anc
ripe to begin with Thi.
soaker and poker and wash
er and blower separates the
soul Of the feather from it.
body and flesh. The soul i.
the part we want-the won
dertul. unspeakable, mex
|presslble, indescribably beau
tiful feather itself. To pu,
SO pure and airy a sprite tt
the homely use of upholster,
it is one OF the signs O
mans dominion. Life is full
of such. The microscop,
reveals them A little think
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

The g'eat aud marvelou cure for sick
headache without possibl. failure, is
DIR. Sums vegetable liver pills, the
great and perfect antidote for sick head
,che, 20 cents family boxes (six in
20 81. Depot. 4th aud King streets,
lmiugton, Del Phila, John stop
way & Co, COZ A ch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

A VI KINDS OF SEOOND.HANDI
A stoves, furnitors and clothing, or 80 =
soods persons wish 70 dispose Of ct fsir pYiccs
eAA bo bought or sold At A. q. CNJNNER;S
No. Il8 Vest froo T. ,sl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
F ANCY SLIPPERS
During the Holiday trade.

We have the largest and most beauti.
ful variety OF Slippers In the city. Call
early before the sizes are picked over and
see what we have said IL true. We also
have complete line OF Ladies, Misses
and Children's Shoes.
Among the latest is the LADIES'
CELEBRATED EASY WAUkEN-
PHAsT. II has the reputation of being
the most comfortable ready made shoe
sold. AlsO, the Genuine Gondola. La.
dies suffering with cold feet it is the most
sensible Winter Boot you can buy. II lie
warm and very soft, also, waterproof !; so
1t is not particular about wearing rubbers
We have the common sense in Pebbed
Goat, Mat Kid and American Kid, and a
number of other kinds, too numerous
TO mention. Our immense stock Of Mems
goods lie complete. We have all the
leading styles, from a buckled Brogan TO
the finest French Calf Button.
great many Of our shoes run on live
widths so We can tit most any shaped foot.
Our stock Of Rubbers have arrived and
We have marked them at the lowest fig-
ures.
Sole Agent tor E. c. Burts Shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Children also, Bur,
q Packard's for Gents. Boys and Youths.
Boston One.Prlce Boot g. Shoe House,
30i Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
HENRY PIKE, Propr. ll-lst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
EX-GOVERNOR ENGLISH o. fHG
TARIFF.


Ex-Governor james II English, an in,
hnontlal Democrat, who Ia looked upon
m Connecticut 0R promising Pfeai-
DENTAL candidate, has surprised hla
pf0loNllOnlHt bralhran by OpeuiY aver,
ring thu, The Democratic party must
make the Morrison tariif bill IT, i77ue In
the approaching campaign, UpOn the
platform 0t Tariff reform" as declared
IN that bill, no says lhe party can elect
it3 candidate, "The Morrison bIii," he
said, "repfe'ent9 the capitalization Of
sentiment Of relief from OuerOus taxa
ton into practical form, lta value 10
tho country lies In this fact aa much AZ
In any Others
II 10 not believe the bill viii become
a law" continued The Ex-Governor
'll VIII pass the House, IN my opinion,
ana DO rejected 10y th0SUnate, THEN The
issue viii NE joined batweou tha parties,
Gnl the Democratic party win 90 before
lhe country I'm tho coming raUUuIgu ls
tho GptHllye O.! MTla reform, The
people viii bprHl1y 20 supper, tHp plr-
~ on such platform without .Nr least
doubt, The true HilunJi0u Of gNaiTa
hTHlhOuH, u gather ~ from
goullomcn who urp Identified with me
In manufacturing Interests, 7 thIE
The tariff H0l no earthly uI1 20 this
state or any one uf the New England
s.ate7 Our manufacturers would ba no
worse of even ii the policy Of ,he cOuu,
Try should be uuu Of free trade Butt
am not % free trader, nor am prepared
o. advise ihu adoption Of free trndH az a
principle or party Issue,
"My position and that Of every manu-,
iaclurpf with whom have talked, Ro,
publican OF DeWGcrUbl bls that Ono need Of
the country IN the adoption uI policy
which ! should formulate ill. lhi,. A
moderate tuIllf which shall luug 10 the
country q Wllls.u. revenue .U meet NE
current expenses OF the Government
Ond leuro o small surplus 90 le applied
20 ,lo slow pX'Iugui lmgnt of Tie No,
tIOnnl debt Manufacturers want no
more protection Asa whole, Wp do not
want protection here, OK / have said.
Tho principal demand fuT protection
viii hereafter come from thC South and
the WOat audirOm Che iron miners The
latter class, of course, want 10 continue
the am1WIug OF colossal fortunes no The
expense of tho rest OF the country aa
long ng possible, But their power h
waning, The Industries lam Interested
iU- brass, iron, rubber clocks, woolens
and luml.r-ueOl no further uWIgiance
lr0u Che Government lu tlc way Of a
high WOipu'Iun HOii ltcHUu0, benefit
ug Wy HUl Ild1m not b.U.i. DE work
! iuWmsU by lIs uE,sluUCH.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
STATE AND NnromnoanooD.

The 52i victim Of the rio. died sltur-
day-J08eph lCagln, once prominent
business man,
lHaae e Petrey Of London, o., ha3
been elected Warden Of the penlteutlnry
by the new Board Of Managers,
j, w. Stevenson, ono Of the founders
and prominent m'mbar VI the Akron
scientific club, died FrDd0y noon,
hloyaudar Mcieo wus arrested NJ
Charlottesville, Indiana, whore he was
engaged IN selling Bibles, Cor the mur
der Of James Taylor 40 C0.h0ctOn, o.,
Inst july
The barn Of John WolhcG west Of
Akron, was sat on Orc by "a ~ year old
nnphnw O. The owner md burned 10 the
ground with $1,000 worth Of implements
Hnd grain,
The appointment Of Henry Fafroll Of
Greene county o., by Gov llnatly, for
Trustee OF the Soldiers and suil1rF Or
phona Home, nt X9nla, was confirmed
by lhe OHIO Senate,
The general freight aud passenger
Offices Of thu Cleveland, Akron a. C0lum,
bul road viii no rCmOysd from C0lum.
bus to Akron, May I, " r. Adlock, gen.
! eral freight and passenger agent OF the
rOld, viii reWgu and remain Ia C0lum.
bus,
VIM Goldebury, Of Washington, G, H.,
lOhlo) butcher, who disappeared from
That place after having cjmprom gal a
suit iu which ne was cnargpI with
forgery was found dead near town,
wien revolver In hig hand, uo had
committed suicide,
FOsTOaIA, o. Authorization Fruth
wOl walking home ON the THIN r0Ii
! last night ho was accOHtcd by three men
who had called TO him 10 walt and they
would accompany him, The four had
! proceeded about q mile when one Of the
men, who Wls walking behind, lumppl
upon truth and hold him 10 me ground
while tho others wont through hia pOcl,.
eta, The Wl8grplnt9 secured O. watch
and .l2 in money ana ESCAPED. A lit.le
ueIogl thl' Tine Nm tiHllu8 was robbed
OF 10 in ono NJ the saloons
| LIMA, ArdlG-El w. MIdlloIown, of
! Dnlnlu1, came over here 'H#t Tuesday
|uIguJ .u "bUnG Ono tIgW" al d game
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

UunB s. o.E. .D. tnW YU.. wrote 0o
Ono N"n. Nom" Nm.M.n R.Mn
GmluuuN" u0.Dy D.W ..Oac
..I I.u'r NmN 1000 Mn. l..nI n
UNI"U. .N .U.u.N IHN.. NFt
IN.ap.N.w. NJ .u zion 1870. elected
n.H nN0 HHu ". would WN
h.u UIHuIO .U I.u u.M#. which
l.I ID N| election UN. 10. Called Nv
wguuu.u llm pu appointments. .hH
house committee ON W."9 INl WHnA
M. bill brought I'm by Na Morrison 'g
moderation 'lanlG ly There Huy valid
reason why any enlightened economist
should rpfu "a tO support ily lt igtn DO
regretted thlt thi, question Of tariff re.
form should depend 10 much upon par.
tilan considerations, II IN "A question
In whose eoluJlon the welfare and pros.
pcrity Of the whole people are Involved
would bO glad Indeed, II II were total
ly eliminated from partisan politics II
would then have lairer plny and better
opportunities for successful legislation.
Nor do despair even now at this time
Of the epsll0n, Some good work will re.
anlt, II nothing more than debate, II IN
a potable fact that nearly nll the stu.
denta Of social statistics and wrlters on
the subject Of political economy are In.
cllned 70 hold that II IL not sound policy
TO Impose restrictions upon commerce
or 10 f0gter one domestic Industry NJ the
expense OF another This IN remarkable
only for the reason that 40 many OF our
legIslators take u different view, Con.
greas has for mnny years pursued the
opposite policy on The theory Of develop
ing manufactures aud maintaining
high wages for operatives. maintain
that projection crlpplOs industry. The
custom house IL u necessary evil, II In
frontier system Of alfront aud sur.
rounds the nation with n Gordon Of rob.
hpru
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

q patent medicine, but proprietary ar
tlole, having feal curative properties,
and itH effects upon the blood are very
positive, Spring debility, blllOusnea5,
dyspepsia aud all troubles caused by I'M
pure blood really yield 70 thla excellent
medicine, We think those who give It
y trial for That "Out Of sorts" feeling
from which 10 many suffer aud which is
peculiar 10 thla season, viii be quito
satided with the results,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
A pnnnInr ItnllnoNi

Many people think that Rheumatism
cannot hO cured, II IN caused by a had
state Of the blood which deposits poison.
ous matter IN the joints and muscles
causing lameness, stiffness ana swell
Ing Of The joluts and eScfutiOtIng pains,
kilnOy.WOtt will certainly effect u cure.
II acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bow
els, stimulating them to u henlty nc.
ton, purilles aud enrichea the blood and
eliminates the poison from the eystem,
Go 10 the nearest druggist, buy Kidney.
Wort aud be cured
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Ex.LlEuTENANT GOVERNOR JABEZ W.
FlruH died at his residence nj Cleveland
on Saturday, aged nearly 6i years, The
editor OF this paper served with General
Fitch on the Board Of Trustees OF the
Cleveland Asylum for the lnsOne, He
waq United States Marshal Of this dis.
trlct during the administration Of Presl.
dent Pierce
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

When I began using Ely's Cream
Balm my cntairh was 10 bad had head.
ache The whole tlme and discharged q
large amount Of filthy matter, That has
almost entirely disappeared, and have
not had headache since, J. II, Summers,
Stepnoy, Conn. apl30w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Iknnn This IN Mind

In the Diamond Dyea mole colOring IA
given than In any known dyes, and they
give faater and more brilliant colorB.
Ton cents NJ all drugglstB. Wells, Rich.
ardson n co., Burlington, VI, Sample
card, 30 colora, ana book OF directions
for cent stamp,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

TnE House at Columbus did a glorious
job Tuesday IN voting down tho canal
robblng echemes, The bowling lobby
OF bribers, that had been infestlng tho
hotels and Legislative halls, soon scam.
pered away. Mny such be the fate Of all
schemes for robblDg the public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Ilncltlen'a ArnInn snlyn.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world, Warranted 20 speedily cure
COrne, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblaine
COrna, letter Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptlons, guaranteed TO cure In
every cnsO or money refunded % cts,
por box. For sale by 7. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

TnE STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT now
Issues a daily, Bro, Mc6regor IL full of
enterprise and he will make II lively
for the Mckinleyites over In Stark, He
will now be able to hit them every day
netead Of twice week ny before. - Ohio
pnlrlni
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
mfaoNLLANnous,

AI'UNI\ dents VI tho u,a nplNRpeL nRndhuln
uInV | Nest bNet book ntei puld Or lrss lhah tNge
HWull uom piloa thu fastest sellllr book IN
America mmeise nionls lo sgelils Az lhlglllnrili
iprmdifaa iiAiLnff DOOR 90, Portland MAine,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
NOaflivAnh fnAlNI

plishnNh, UIweNhd ana WlUiU tilua iea,t AeiOli
Tor ,nhnfi Fails YtnhratlWh, Newcastle Pittsburgh
anil lu,ulpuatu nlns az inllUWii 0if am 1900 pm
AM I id h iu
hlshnieh cleveland Niid lirto ltglns arrive At An.
rnn Ninur TINA W.i Waller usul Nalty Hallway a.
iblliWA uuUNmI 1850 u N and TsiO y M,
H. NJ iuilk mas MUn. kliiE,
uH'l snni uunl rnfa AIT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns," ibc.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, buniOns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

after having suffered for . years
with paralysis" says Mr. Joseph Yates,
of Peterson, N j., 81 was cured by Sam.
atltan Nerylno," Mr., Yates authorizes
this statement Your druggist keeps II,
AZ m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

We heel We are doing tho puhlic fa.
yor IN ealing their attention particu.
larly to Hoods Saraapnrllla. This Is not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Pullman ralncN sleeping and ioel Caip attached l0
all through uAns iui without OlAnpu, wwi huund ln
Chlcaaul paHi bUull 10 rlilghunih HARRISBURG, llhu
mOle, Washington Philadelphia aud New TOih
rui ilnp lAhuH taltt " inir, through uIuln and Ina
gaae OhnUlk aud further information regarding thn
lunnlug " trains, hpplt 10 h I, flOMltON, Ticket
Agent Canton, "
'Da1f lhAily woop gunday lDallJ except MOnday
WA BALDWIN, n A. roilil
Mahhgct uen,l paBa 4 llubpt Aut
ifrNulilulll ph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

Tho bHlnn uao1 In thD above tuhs consists IN avoid
lnr lhr ouu'uI'n division u' lhh Uay Inlu uy1 rquA
portions O' lN hours each and rnulu'lUE iuFuR'i
euulluuuuH gulul ium iual lhn day lHUlulRl Mi1
nllhl A. unUf lh common H glu, hut lhfln II M
l0fuUln hours.
GAtNIrNW,
ubU'l Pa Agent ra'uWhHa q,
GRO D WbLNllL uUU|tUE
~ HUHNAullT, Conn Hupl'
CUNNUllJN WlIrE HALLWAY uU lABlF,
IN o.l5H 'uHdII. na0 un lHH1 rruusl rmu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

paymnster Broadhead, who became
insane on account Of The theft Of Gov.
eminent funds IN his hands, died at
Boston, Friday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Farm For sale.

NINETY-EiGiIT ACRES,
Situated N southeast Upnr, ui Alwllir uwnsp, pyr
jain county OlO, ulai uuth NJ Allllntt lll mllta
eaU 0f flinAylllpl land IN rUnh e0nllllUii we'll
fenrpi, nnld imhnt, Two GOOD pthhusi vlulne itnl!
uoli hnjhn aud BATH Wltl MI thu htutsshn utlibullu
I'M, Tor vol regulated tain, .. ..,............
ianp0um LhNilt hihiA Ouunu ono
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

,,NNlMl ualVl Wnh On slun tlfhlhH do unt stop,
iDhllI ukoht sunday
SAM nHiuug 0eh, Manager
rlrraDuN0ii, FOlgr wAYNE a 0muAu0 H. IL
Schedule IN Ultnul Natoh plh, iuHi
Trains depart ifoin canton M fullGwa
uENfuL STANDARD rlAh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

NJ. eco T. u. D n, tltOrnshuHh summit county. u. a
MutuW ov'y 4Vurny uIrhi nj ull frlluWH nan nj
u'ulUuN w. m, i, y AiiLifU Permanent spry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

uNHtHup lEdb
SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK,
4. uNfAu uAWVut a. plNr,
CANTON ONO
ANuNH ulrrttt Un timn duHulW
lNVi CONTINENTAL pHpuf and ribmntnly notes
lthi WulF uN IrWutr1 personal security
Nu}1 WO Hrl|l IuiWNi fNrhnurn and Uuld UOupOnt
N'uWH.u Wulcpt, county aud government inOuri
wee lrtrlvN tho WuunnW NJ individuals on favorable
tninh hNtalck general hNilung huglnru on con
HriNhuU pflutlplM ISAAC liAl,fEii n HuNA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
sootErtEs


NO lHu J. u, q. FaHAirrnr ryofy Thursday nyuHlug ht
ulQ Fellows llu northwest corner of seventh ,litr
hnd public WutrN
louit NghhNu N,u n T. fuluiuAN, ", a.
luuN utMcnNUbwt 8oCy
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
RAILaoAps,

THE CLEVELAND .LORAN \ WHEELING H. II
Time schedule 0l PASSENGER Trains IN elect January
Oh, 1874 and until luIthtr notice
Now standlTd-0Oth Mprllin tmo, which n lA Min,
utfa slower lhln rOluMbua tiilH
TulINg anna gntru
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10

t. IpiulNM
jLWFLl AMI uIsruANr Nu 10 lInsJ TuirmWbG
HIlrrI llNn Watches WU lNN.ly uruy wpliul
lul u'gAtlwu p'HI UlEu 20 u6 go, ipilg
HiulUE ufuUnE
lhWilEl,HNHIurI mo Watches CI0tlW, lcWOlty Vlybr
WNn, etc. EBJ .lr public fuuAv Canton d. la
pNltitn dpno promptly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04

ang many original songs comp sea eAlrolsg ~ .,
a., no, ,o,nler teing "Od Tanner" The nomination OF
ros q rainc was no sooner made than the oluo welt
ouie " 70 work for the ticket. 80 early IN orsnn'1
alton wa. n. unhcard Of tn ns TO Plainhed Inc ID
holds cetii ~ every Mo1day ght and 'tSmeet nS "
which nj frat vas abund1uy large, vii not now h'o INC
club III re "a no avaah" room IN The cry .r tr
posc IN the bulldog Ola argr WgWim is 10" "''"F'H
I A.. attention of the executive commit ct. ,
Al .he nI. ctiag lat Noalay night 10 ro' was l't.'
Ia 10. pr,nler4 many Of those helms new Oues. ior new
roll was started the lrst mcri g 90 TINS c -n ,.
auy Of the Old members have not yet lne1 - 49,
Ta,r Held shows De laulspW 81 cIWPlign banner il
II .te % flr being nuns o nc hrcct" carry ~ ' 49,"
I,,y inc n n eirera II The g. Ih arc: l'rIdo Jo 40
w. " iray 3 FIRST yicr-prcsif"n D. T. II sH't sou
ic.pre.dcHt George N Sulcs; mira vcc re- oc 49, W
q, ddari: fc,pr lnei secret rv. WIN M Silmh; corr
spending tcrrctary. CO.. ". Cop trotHlf - ''" -
Executive Committee, J. H. Sp,"cr J.. - NiiIoh7 d.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
ATrEuPrED MrRDEE MEANS or ARSoN

BALTIMORE, Aug. An attempt WAS made
here this ruag by Walt r. Ford to burn his house,
No. sity Alley, a1d thus TO destroy It's innab
tlnts Ford who's worthless follow FOR some years
has tcon lyirg with Harriet Mo'iiv TIE woman sup
porting him by work out as q servant on lae Tina
mode OF living has become mOnptpnons 10 the woman
and she did not hea'a 10 tell fod 80. THIS made tie
latter anry and he her with vengeance II she
iclt him Several days ago chs gave Ford another no
cr 10 contribute toward BE treasury. He th"reupon
assault Il her. Tbis morlng, about .. hrs holr was
awak ned by q choMug sc1sa ION and found the room
iull of smoke. fbc ran ~ tie door leading down
n fs bnt waa ,riycn back by tho Ore Rn n 10 Toe
W u1Ow sh- give ala Tho street WA shor " IN an
uproar while were ryi1R 10 break open the IRON
door she went ba nfo her ON, and Efl ~ some ped
clo,cs, made r. Of hrn an lowered Der infant INTO
. 4tr.rt she Jumped an catkIt by some men.
william Wb 70 styrd hlrs"lf I'm the san" manner An
exaulnntI.n 81 $40 prems showed that 70 - ~ also
nd been committed. FOfd was hrte5 90. On
hiu va. FORM $50 POD lo9Glug N"liK IN me p0ce
station broh ia c1pigrs Jnd b'rd o't INTO INC
ntrcct 4 largo or wi pursued him He commit ed
for arson and ROBBERY. Wh'n arrested bc was com
parcnty waiting 10 bear the hr' bells rlAS.