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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-18

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF COBB, IS:
1, c. S. McCandlish, Cashier Of the above-named
bank. do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
G. S. MCCANDLIsH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF October, 1888. w. Il. POWER, N p.
Cobb County, Ga.
CoRREcr--ATTEsr:
II. w. BOONE,
J. R.WINTERs, Directors.
A. NJ. DoBBs,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1888-10-18

The man who refuses or neglects
to pay his debts when he has the
money is an obstructionist to the
prosperity of his community to the
extent of his liabilities. The prompt
payment of debts keeps the money
In circulation and keeps up conf
dence. If man hasn't got the
money he can't pay, but if those
who have it would pay, he would
probably soon get it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-25

| There are, believe, ten or twelve lines
Of cable cars by means Of which, and in
connection with the railroads, one may
quickly and easily travel 10 any part OF
the city. The climate is such that open
cars are run all the year round. The
smoothneSS with which the cars travel,
the ease with which at a comparatively
high rate Of speed they are stopped,
started, slowed down, and manipulated
in crowded streets, and the absence OF
faded, steam,ng, struggling horses, is 9
source Of delight TO the fastener who
has been dependent for transportation
on Broadway or Cambridge horse
rSilroSd. The cable cars are so large,
having nearly the capacity OF two ordi-
nary horse-cars, and are run so ire
Quently, that there is very little over
crowding. For some statistics, If statis-
ties are not ruled out Of bit Of gossip
ike this, let Us take one kne-the Geary
Street read, for instance. Ii is about
two and half miles long. The wire
rope cable is little over one inch in
diameter, and there are - 100 feet Of
it. 1t takes sixty horse power to drive
cars and all. The life OF the cable is
about $50 days. Curiously enough, it is
said that the cable system works better
over several sharp hills than on level.
On the hills the cars balance one
another, somewhat as two well-buckets
do running on pulley-wheel. A COM
plete system of transfers enables one to
90 almost anywhere for five cents. The
other morning rode on two separate
horSe-csr lines and Il cable-car line all
for one tve-cert fare, receiving transfer
checks iron one To the other. 1t seems
surprising, at least TO one ignorant OF the |
mechanical and engineering difficulties |
in the way. that New York has not |
adopted the cable system. Possibly the |
greatest problem is how To engineer q |
franchise through the Board OF Alder |
men.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-25
SAN FRasnIsca TRLnHars.

Nav that our citizens zre really going
70 have street. trznways, and enjoy tire
Injury d riding IN them from Diamond
Head To MoanaIu4 hills, the following
sketch Of San Francisco cable cars ard
tranEays, written By an fastener visit
uz that civ VIII b. read with interest
San Francisco, Ike Rome, L q city st
IN hills Instead Of seven, however,
there seem 70 be about seventy times
seven As Fog approach the city Tar the
first time coming aeT0ss the bay from
Oakland Gn dne Of she fine Jerry boats Of
the Pacific Railroad system, OK IT from
the Golden Gate On tfIe deck 0f steamer,
the roots and buildings appear TO stretch
buck IRON the wafer II undElztIOas
Above everything rises Telegraph Hill
Ike n AcropoIiz- When Fo1 gEs set
tied, and sally out from pour hotel to
take Z C2blz-zzr ride, F0u find that yogIT
ErsE IN preston L q right Ole-tFs city
L UEd1I1tGsT There are PLACES in
which there L apparent danger Of TIE
sad accident that, according 70 an
Omaha paper recently occurred n kan
=az City, where Z Mr. r. Smith fell of
his back yard Onto tie root OF MS house,
and Ezs severely injured L L not AZ
exzEzzTatiOa 70 say that 81 che Of the
hills OF the Powell Street cable Hne, dur
ing ny first ride, TlstinctiTzly gTzzped
the sdE or TIE SEAT, and he'd q, % keep
rUI1 siding down the car. Ars yaG
familiar with BosfOn7 and Do y0G IL
member the PInckaeY Street Hill, q L
rIzes fru1l Charles Street TO LoGishGrg
S6szzrE2 san Francisco L f1II Il jasst
sacH hills a that
These very hills ct San Francisco hare
Developed what L undoubtedly the beze
System OF sUrEzcE transfer n the country
-shs cable roads TIE c1mmOdI0us
czrz Fzl % hill and down and On the
level With e11zl ease AID q Al average
speed Of zboEr eight niles Al hogE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-25

i disease, IEz cholera has been rag
TEE II Pressure Lzie ci1UEEF, Mich, about
ten peoPIe dying daily An gnEE0EH
disease has also prevailed 1t CGh1Esll ,
0ial1. q Pes1PlE diving u EE dIFs oEE
Il 4 popIl4rlou q ,is1l- 1 schooner his
arrived 81 Phz41ElPblL- from Havana
Win yElIsE 6=Fer OF hnard- several or
the crew dying IN TIE EgF1ze- fsiI1F
lever has been Increasing az IE-zzUC-
vile tfzrs hIFlnE been over eilGl cases to
Ga1z- People are leaving the cry AID
f1I1y 1850 uEgroes have % IL zlpp1rtss1,
=szasCrii5tIt7nl= f1r their relief having been
opened II Eastern eIries. A iEE cases ef
sIuaII-pl1Z have occurred Z SGn Fran
cisco. originating rom Chinatown
Al 81 PzzzrsiaGrz = EIhlliszic PI1e has
been discovered, the hezC1ls szIEtErz beng
lzs=sEr the Ezzper=AI PzIacs- ThE P1st Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-25

Members u Congress are 6ecemlE
s1E1acs CO adjourn and Z world lot b
sgz-urfsirr Z thsF G1I - without ei1u-
Els61nE Gnv Important legislation Ths
House C0fzrzIzHee OF Foreign AIRS IDS
4s-ee5 zpcC 5 6fl which VII pl-n-s great
EcEsr IN the hands q the President L
the Canadian rgtsEIlEzii71 MATTER
The Vermont SEa1E election SHOWS &
Ea717Llczn pIIzralz5T af zs1i0, L GIN Il
1eaTiv g.60G over h7Er wears E.E1- In
$50 towns rs EazpG5Il.a1z have been
sIscrssl- 4a1 the Se1a1E L s,5l1tly EepG5-
Ecan- i z-Eln q ch-es members sIEcs
ISL
4 pUbEshed 1eI=grana st1azf thai the
Chinese Government refused o rE1Ify
TIE new American trea5F rzstri,-rIl-g III
EEEr1ricn- The President tilerEEPcus %.
make ps1Lz1itsaI czEi-LI- had 4 EeE Cd
hastily prepared and 1ErVG1rs,1 II the
House BY Scurr N P,sznEEiEE1iz- Il re-
SIricrs exclusively Al Chinese I31orers4
E-nesrer they have been hare ber1rE or
net. from snrErizE the UHSss1 SrErss.
41G Z t15se VIC ara nov here El1CIzs-
lsaFs they cM1nr rsezrE Al csrrl1-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
CONDENSED TeLeeRAMs.

Tho skoloton Of man was discovered
Frankfort KY
A serious riot occurred al Bellevue, Ky
A number Of persons were injured,
The General Assembly Of the knights o
Labor has convened at indianapolis,
Three Mormon elders were tarrcd ant
tcathcrcd In Marion county Alabama,
Seven oharrcd bodies have been t0kor
from the ruins Of the Rochester IN. Y.
FIRE, ....
William Golcokc died at IT. Wayne, Ind.
from the effects Of injuries received In
saloon fight
Miss Kate Conman, while sitting at win
dow, was shot aud instantly killed, a.
Nich0lawillc, KY
George Cooper murdered his wife a.
Portland, Conn, by cutting.hor head %
with an axe, Jealousy was the cause,
Peter Howe and his wife, on aged couple
were murdered with car.oouplng pin a.
Wonona, H. Tho murderer committee
suicide.
j, u, Hayes, travelling representative o,
Smith, Perkins 4 Co., the extensive whole
Mlc groccrs oi Rochester, suicidcd ut Corn
Ing, ~ Y.
Lionel Ogcd twenty, aud Victor, six
teen, sons of Rev, Mr., Burncs, Of Kingston
Ont, are supposed TO have been drownet
while bunting.
Surgeon General John u. Hamilton, o
Washington, has been elected successor Il
Dr. y, =, Davis as editor Of the journal o
the American Medical Association
The aged father OF Prof. W. j. Youmans
editor Of the Popular Science Monthly, who
lives at Mount Vernon, n. Y, was struck
by the cars there and instantly killed.
In Buffalo saloon lake fireman named
Timothy Donovon, enptlod iivo.cham
bor revolver into John Howard, also u lake
fireman. Howard died almost instantly.
Patrick Packham who killed his wife, on
April 2, by cutting her on the back Of her
neck with aragor, from tho effects Of which
she died, was sentenced by Recorder
smyth, Of New York, 10 be hanged on
January 4,
The number Of vessels hailing from
Gloucester, Mass, which have been LOST
uuTlnH NnN lVhI IN louINttn, NnC UnOTc IDnn
during the previous year. The total loss Of
life is sixty.three, leaving sixteen children
fnthcrlcss.
Democratic guests Of a Chicago hotel, a,
the result Of wager with their Republican
fellow.boarders sat down TO banquet Of
dozen roasted crows, dispatching their meal
with fair amount Of grace amid the mirtb
OF their victorious opponents.
A lettor dated Montreal, October W.
from Thos Axwortby, the dcin,tns c'ty
Treasurer Of Cleveland O., to The mayar !.
that city, has been made puhl,r. IA -,.
plains the oause Of Axworthy', t;cr....
and transfers his property for thcleneas {
the city and his bondsmen.
AZ Saturdays meeting OF the Dominios
Cabinet II was decided 10 invite Australia
and New Zealand TO send delegates 10 o.
tawa at nn early date to consider trade
matters and the proposed Pacific cable.
The design is 10 divert tho travel and traffic
from Australia from San Francisco 10 Van.
couver, and thence over the Canadian
panihn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
A wlNNseAeo BUCK
Murders An Indian Girl to PropitiAto the
Spirit for n Good seaeon'n Hunt.

Murders An Indian Girl 20 PropitiAto the
Spirit for n Good Seasons Hunt.
REpwiNo, MiNN., November l3.-Grcai
excitement prevails here over the report Of
terrible crime committed by the Winnie
bagos on their reservation near this village
At the beginning OF the hunting season
each year II has been the custom Of the
Indians 10 hold ceremonies and orgies 10
propltiato Gltchemaintou, and TO procure
good seasons hunt A few days ago
several Of the sayagos went over TO Iron.
ton. Wis, TO purchase ammunition,
When they returned 10 their resorva
ton they were drunk, srhoy danced
and howlod until late hour al
night, when several Of the old
men drew TO ono sIde for council The
hunting sehson had been saaand they de-
sided that something had to be done 10
propitate vhc great spirit.
! Finally, all being intoxicated and fever
Aah with excitement, young buck with n
AnntinMknife clasped In his hand leapod
A1fto the center Of the ring Of dancers, and
aoiEing young girl by tho har r. stabbed
her several times In the breast He then
dabbled his hands in the blood and smoared
Il over his face. This act was followed by
several others John Walker a civilized
Indian told Squire Baplny, OF this city, OF
tho murder, md the police arc now IN pur.
suit of the buck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
PlNsIoN pIoKINos


Granted the Disabled Veterans OF Buck.
eyedom and Their Families.
WAmnHOroN, November l4,-ohio eAim'
ants have been granted pensions al fol-
lows
Increase Julian Il, Moriord, sciotoyillc
Isaac Adams, Wlngalt Rum James NJ,
Warren, Aid William q, Tsyiu Defiance,
Andrew Sohaad, Toledo Lloyd Llddlo,
New Matamoras; Joseph Ereeubary Eaton
William CLARK, Omega Edward Mcmillan,
ldlowld.
Original, widows etc. Emily widow Of
Enoa Bear, Konton Margaret, mother OF
Henry G. Chllcote, Scgo Fanny widow
OF John W, straycr, Montpelier, minors Of
John G. McFadden, CIroloyilci John oohsi
North Washington jeremiah 8, Bons'
chatter, Grand Rapids Samuel Lighttoot
plaDtwillo, William A, Mills, Cincinnati
George Abbott, MaasIllon, William Out
ten (dcccascd), CinClnnati John Dent
DclawOroi John W, Mclaughlin, Ada
John A, MoCuTdy, rlQua,
Original, inyOld-John W, Strayor Ido'
coasod), Montpelier, lcnos Bear deceased
Konton; Nathaniel Burcham, Sootttewni
william Hamilton, urbana Daniel Bisor
plQuai Benjamin u, lApponoott Waynos.
villoi Andrew J, llarnoy, Wooster ChaS
schwaub, Clnolnnatii William Il, Gun.
ninghan, stcubcnyilloi Michael lolmiok
'dcocascd), kunklci William licitor, Niles;
John sopor, Sand Fork Abel Laybourno,
Springfield, Frank NJ, Grapes. THIN,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
TWO BANK oLGRKs MISSING.
A Preacher Wants Divoroe.--niE Re
publican Jubiiee Thursday Night.

A Preacher Wants Divoroe--niH Ito
publican Jubilee Thursday Night.
COLUMBUS o., November i4--Tho dieap
pcaranco OF the French teacher Miss Fair
weather, and the mystery surrounding hei
departure from the home az which she wn
stopping, is now followed by dual one ir
which two trusted young mon are found
missing from two OF the national banks ~
the city, In which they are employed a
runners Thomas E, Landcre who has
been In tho service Of the First NationIr
bank for probably year and Robert A.
Brown, acting In similar capacity for the
Clinton National bank, both nineteen OF
twenty years Of Ngc and well acquainted
are the young men involved. The former
did not appear at the First National Mon
day morning for work, but as he had beor
absent on q previous occasion and warnoe
that his absence would not be tolerated, I
was presumed by the cashier, Mr., Theodors
T., Gordon, that ho concluded not u
attempt 10 appear for duty, well knowing
that his manner Of conducting himsel
would meet with disapproyal
The other young man was nj his post o.
duty as usual Monday morning and started
out with drafts and papers Of the bank or
which 10 make collections Not returning
at noon search was instituted by the
cashier Of tho Clinton Bank, Mr.. i. w.
Prcntiss, as to the cause Of his delay. L
was found that he had called 90 the stat
Treasury, postoflico and some business
houses AZ which places he had obtained II
all SlGl76, Since ten o'clock Monday
morning nothing has been heard Of him.
Matthew H. Jones, local preacher and
minister, In the service Of the NJ ~ Bible
Society at Chillicothe sued his wife, Juli,
H.. for divorce, and yesterday II camo on
for trial, but was continued for further
evidence.
on Thursday night the Ropublcant
jubiatc over Harrisons election with 4
mammoth parade and speeches by Cover
nor Foraker Congressman Cooper Butter
worth and Mckinley and General w VI
Bibgou
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

DrTRoiT, November A,-About three
years ago A, l., nfeasler, ron Of Detroit
millionaire, went 70 Germany for pleasure
and 10 study the army, lie took with him
abroad letter Of introduction 10 United
blatsh Minister Pendlet0n at Berlin, and
also a letter from the Secretary OF War A.
testing that bfeaalef was interested In army
matters While student ~ Ann ATb0r
he Joined the State militia and waH elected
Second Lieutenant ile procured two or
three uniforms Of his rank, and word came
back that he was cutting quite q Hwalh In
German army circles with hla fine MILF
iary clothes and bearing. the generous dis
play Of wealth aud the letters he had With
him from prominent Government officials
and citizens Of the United States,
II was understood Ia Detroit that MI,
lressler, sf,, allowed hIs son 5000 a month
for expenses for his foreign tfpi also that
young liressler was engaged la writing q
book ON military affairs The report In
Munich that he hah been arrested there for
making false representation aud neglectlng
" pay divers bills, isa great surprise, not
only 70 the mombera OF he family, but all
his acquaintance and furthermore, the
charge ID not bloyed,
The general impression among his friends
aud military men In the city IN that he has
been arrested IN spy The material In
hle possession would very thoroughly con
firm such suspicion, lIo was keeping
very minute memoranda Of all he saw
and heard, the method aud plans Of the
military departments
The father Of the young man sailed iof
Europe last Wednesday, lie had not heard
Of his boys trouble but will be telegraphed
10 80 on NJ once 70 Munich and soe what
the trouble N.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15

WARRINGTON, November l4,--The Star
last evening saysi Lord Saokvillo and tho
Misses saokville.West will bo unable 10
accept Lord stanlcy's invitation TO visit
him at Government housc, in Ottawa.
they will sail direct for Paris when they
reach Now York from here. There they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs Gabriel salonson
Tor few days Then they will 80 to Lon.
don TO be the guests Of Lady Derby, and
Lord Sackville will complete some arrange.
ments about the possession Of Knolc. II
has not beon decided whether they will
spend the winter at Cannes, In the south
II France, or accept an invitation from
Lord and Lady landsdown to visit thom In
Indin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15


Charles Andes committed suicide NJ Fos'
tora.
Horny Willick fell from q scanold at
Cincinnati, and was seriously injured.
Captain william II, Pookmicr an old
soldier and worthy citizen, died suddenly
Al Lima.
]. X. Sommert, the cheap store man, Of
Lima, assigned TO Nelson Williams OF
Hamilton.
Tho cotton batting factory OF Wise,
schieblo Il Co.. In Dayton, partially burned,
Loss, $500.
Philip sohngon, aged 70 a brother OF
Louis sohngon, was stricken with paralysis
IN Hamilton,
William Buokton, who murdered Gus
Wiohc at Camp Washington, was hold for
murder In the first degree.
l.. G. Damarin, for many years the head
of the grocery house OF Damarin q Co.,
and aftorward postmaster OF Portsmouth,
iiod OF paralysis, aged sixty.ono.
william II. Woodrow, resident Of
Htllsboro fornoarly fifty years, died, aged
WNcnly-tMV gNulh ~' NVVuiVN Nne
slerk OF the courts In 1860, lie was county
auditor from lsi9 to 1855, and also served a
term as deputy sheriff.
A Democratic circular on the wool quos-
ton was voted by mistake instead Of q Re.
publican ticket at the polls In Redwood
last week, by an old voter who voted for
Harrison in 1870, Great was his chagrin
when he learned OF the mistake
Fire broke out IN the building occupied
by Frost q Co., on Second street, In Rip.
10Y. The flames spread 10 the postofice,
tho grocery Of II, N. Wilos, and the book.
ltoro OF Mrs. Potry. The buildings were
greatly damaged by fire and water The
postofiico fixtures and mail were saved by
he officials, and nothing was lost at tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
THE pAHNelL COMMISSION,
The Court Decides 20 Admit All Of tn
London Times FsniAn
aud Iaauuora

The Court Decides "a Admit All Of th'
London Times Documents FsniAnf
aud LaagueTa,
L0spoE, November l4,-,ln the proceed
lngs Of the Parnell Commission yesterday
presiding Justice Hannen said that IN,
court had decided 10 admit all Of tho Time
documents, even those which the paperl
solicitor had thought 10 be spurious, 10
order 10 assist them In their search for the
truth,
Hr Charles Russell stated 10 the oouIl
that lao had received monaeIng letteuiii
consequence Of his connection with thI
proceedings before the commission
Justice iiannen replied that he also hat
received threatening letters, as probably
had other persons interested Ia the case,
The examination Of witnesses was then
resumed Edward Flanagan testlfylnl
that he was present al meetings held ir
fltAbnfg and New York The late stepher
J, Meany presided, and collected funds fol
the purpose OF buying Are arms for use II
Ireland,
James MannIon doposed that both Fe
mans and Leaguers had taken part In out
RACES and noonlighting, All OF the moon
lighters he knew were members OF tn
league,
Peter Flahcrty Of Galway, testified tha'
ho was not ashamed 70 confess that he had
often engaged IN moonllghtng, Moreover
lao saldD ho was ready 70 perform the samf
duties again
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
A once wealthy Ex-senator Arrested ms .
Nunrnut.

Nrw YoRK, November n.--Chauncoy
Goodrich, aged sixty.hye, formerly stat,
senator Of Connecticut, and at one time
wealthy clock manufacturer Of that state
was arraigncd yesterday in Brooklyn az D
vogront He lost his fortune in stocl
spocuations, and became day laborer
lie finally lost even this position, and or
October % he cut bis throat, bat did no'
succeed In killing himself. He was arrcstcs
on the charge Of attempting suicide, but ~
no one saw the deed tho charge could nol
DO proven, and vagrancy was substituted
70 this Goodrich pleaded not guilty ane
was rcmandod for heariag on the 27tl
inst I.I. ff'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
IHI ERENcH HoUsI oE DEPuTIEa.
Discuss About the Embassy to the Vatican
hnh the pnnala Power,


PANE November li-ln tho Chamber Of
Deputies. au amendment 10 the Foreign
budget was introduced abandoning the
French Embas'y NJ 'he Vatican,
NJ Goblet opposed tho amendment say
Ing II was necessary to maintain diplomatic
relations with the Vatican Tor the training
Of clergy appointing Of bishops and oardl
nails etc, Moreover rival powers dispute
the French protectorato over certain ea'ter
countries and the friendship OF the Pope II
therefore precious France, he said, hai
no Intention, however remote, 70 intervene
10 restore the ropos temporal power bui
the more ;ho Pope was deprived Of power
the more France ought 70 honor him The
amendment was rejected by vote OF SOL
70 2i7, aud the budget approved,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
The ARMY EoRrlEIoArloN
BoRrd'a Good Work-Change OF Admin
intration Won't tntorfero with ~,

HOnruh Good WOrh=thnnHc OF Admins
iatrHtion Won't Interfere with ~.
WAmuN0ToN, November l4,--'rho Army
fertilization board Ia doing good work
without consuming much time In the do
Ing Of Il. Already II has approved the re-
rommcpdatbon Of General ljonot, Chief Of
the Ordnance corps 90 70 the procurement
OF gun forgIngs and now stands adjourned
70 reoonyonc early In December When II
meets agan the board will have its attcn'
ton called 10 o report Of n subordinate
board as 10 tho disposition Of the E00, 600
contained In the iortllcatlon bill for the
Watorvlict arsenal The sub'board IL now
Ut New York formulating scheme for the
oxpcndituro Of this money 70 tho best
possible advantage General Bcnot has
been directed 10 cxpcnd q, 100000 ON gun
forgings, and $780, 900 on morturs with steel
hoops. Advertisements are now being
sent out in compliance with the directions
given General Bonot. ThU army officers at
headquarters do not think they have any.
thing 10 approhond on account Of the com.
ing change Of administration. They are
confident that thoy will bo dealt libcrally
with, and that the great work Of providing
ordnance for the army will bo taken up
whore the present administration leaves II
and carried on 10 completion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
rnrllnment rroeeedlnns.

LoSpoS, November ii,-ln the House o.
Commons yesterday, Mr., Jonninw, Con
Goryatiyc member for Stockport moved u
reduce the ostinateti In connection with th'
Supreme Court Of JudicaturC,
Lord Randolph Churchill, supporting
the motion, expressed his approval Of thl
reduction, declaring that the sums o
money squnndcrod upon court officials wa
u public scandal
Attorney General Webster aid the eoy
crnment could not alter the salaries
court officials Immediately but promised
70 give attention 70 any recommendation
which might bo made by the committee
M Jennings motion was rejected by {
vote Of l&S TO f21 .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-15
THE DEAD BODIES
ora Lady aud Two Mon Recovered From
the Hotel Fire,

CHATTANOOGA, November H. - Three
bodies were recovered yesterday from the
ruins Of Bryants European hotel, which
was destroyed by fire Monday night They
have been identified as Eula Jones, white
chambormaid, Major Jack White, Of Az
lanta, Ga, and Thomas Moore OF Bloom.
lngton, III. The latter two were guests
The young woman who was burned was
caught by n falling timber near tho center
Of the building, Bigger had escaped once
and went back to recover his valisc but
was caught on the stairway aud slowly
roasted 10 death. His cinchod hands were
6lled with hair, which he tore from his
head In the agonios Of his frlghtfu death
Moorcs body was charrcd TO crisp,
Search 10 In progress for other bodies, but
II is thought no more will be found.