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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
THE RULING PASSION,
The Wager Of Two Dying Gamblers In a
san Francisco Hospital,

The Wager of Two Dying Gamblers IN a
san Francisco Hospital,
That tho ruling passion asserts itself even
In tho very face Of the grim destroyer Ia an
axiom an old ~ the hills Ia truth WAS eyl
denoed by au incident which recently oo'
CURED At the city and County hospital, and
which was related 10 a Chronicle reporter
yesterday,
Some months ago two oonumptiyea In tho
last stage Of the disease lay dying on cots In
close proximity 20 each other, both Victims
were sports who by dissipation had contract
ed phthlala In 10 most aggravated form Ono
was known ~ hlll Cunningham, a young
gambler, who had enjoyed tho reputation
among bis class Of being reckless bettor on
tho turn of q card The other was Rn Eng
llsh sailor named HtapleaI whose sole passion
was 10 wager whatever he possessed IN sup
port Of auy opinion which he might express,
Tho nature Of the men, In this particular at
least, was Identical, aud both recognized each
other In u sense 10 brothem IA misfortune,
A they lay on their cots haggard and hollow
eyed and gasping for breath, th6y daily
wasted tho remnant Of their vital forces Ia
banterlug one another about their appear
ance
"I say, Ataples,n said Cunningham one
morning IN voice scarcely above hoaHe
whisper, "you're looking blue, Better brace
up, old man.
Staples, who really seemed 10 be dead man
aa he lay almost breathlem with hia glazed
eyes half open and mouth widely dalended,
pulled himself together with an indignant
Jerk and made an attempt 70 raise himself
upon hia arm,
"Bllly, said he, "you're wrong 10 prove
II III bot you dollar, tho sizo Of my pot
that III outllyo yo,"
"Ill soe that bet, - replied Billy
AZ distance OF Ave fest the two dying
men glanced at ono another, each eager 10
show tho other that his stock OF vitality waa
tho greater, Cunningham battlod bravoly,
but he was tho first 70 show signs Of weak
oning llo finally resumed hla old position,
but u could bo seen that hls respiratory no.
tlon was falling, Suddenly ho gave oneg great
gasp, and with that sigh tho spark Of hia llfo
prematuroly cut on, was oxiinguiahed.
"lyo won tho bet, - aid Staples, a. no took
tho stake money with gratI0ed smile.
Cunulnghama body was NJ once removed
10 tho hospital morguo Tho attendant had
followed tho cortoge 10 tho door aud return,
cd Immediately TO Staples cot, Scarcely i've
minutes had passed since Cunningham had
expired, but when tho attendant glanced AZ
Staples ho Saw that ho, too, was dead Tho
last pot which no had ral,od In was clasped
IN his right hand Tho grip was yiso Ike
and an instrument was employed 10 romoyo
tho silver from tho stIGoncd, unwilling iln.
gorA-San Francisco Chronicle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

the party, the duel has raised discussion re.
garding tho rules Of tho code. aa applied to
this particular affair
A gentleman In Savannah Ga, who Ia con-
yerSant with tho duelo says that tho rules
were violated grossly, while ON thoother hand
everybody who lnowaelthor OF the principals
or their seconds, Capt Henry Jackson aud
Mr. Jack King, claim that these gentlemen
know what they are about In affairs Of honor,
aud that tho duel aa fought was strictly In
accordance with tho most approved author.
tics on duolng,
For years Wilson's Codo has bocn tho stand.
ard In duols, Before tho war gentleman
always carried Wilson's Code when ho tray
elod, Ho would ns soon have thought Of
going away without hia dress suit nhatrunk
IN without his code Generally tho lltto vol
nmo WA slipped In q pocket OF the dress coat.
Today, however, copies Of Wilson's Code
arc not common plocos OF proportyi In fact
10 Is difficult 10 find tho little boola for sale
AZ bookstores and those who possess tho vol
umo are fow In number, 10 Is n book, how.
ever, which "a like tho Toxan and bis royol-
yor, and sometimes is needed badly.
Ono Of tho most important tonots.of tho
codo IL tho almost absolute power OF the voc.
onds after the challenge has been aont Tho
principal places hmFclf entirely IN his sec.
ondS chargci not, however, until oyory 70.
course has been exhausted 70 sottlo tho point
by pcaocablo means,
This N the basis upon which Wilson's Code
regte, and the whole tonor OF tho work "a 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

uIp Agea uutlA, Wnlen naa pbpunu very COM
mon, we're approved by iurIata aud clergy
men as a means OF the trial OF q case between
two persons, But they became 80 prevalent
: that tho church was soon Obliged 70 Interfere,
liy tho truce OF God Of l0il, duels werr
forbidden between Wednesday and Monday
the days intervening heing @ored 70 ChrIstH
passion, Louis * attempted TO restrain
dueling, and Philip Che Fair framed lava
against II, hut soon after permitted Il
IN criminal cases which could ha settled In no
other way, Tho duel, 10 judicial ordeal,
lasted till tho year 1855, when ono jaquea
Legres was accused Of a crime, lle was
forced 10 tho ordeal VI battle was beaten, adj
judged guilty aud hanged Soon after an
other confessed that he was tho real criminal,
This set tho rude people of those days t0
thinking, aud resulted IN the abolition OF such
absurd appeals 10 heaven, aud tho judicial
ordeal was abolished,
From this time tho duel lost its sacred
character From being an appeal 70 tho do
oi6ion Of God II became lneam Of obtaining
satisfaction Tor an injury, especially for an
insult Francis declared thht none but "a
base born felown would he given tho lie with,
out satisfaction THIS gave tho duel great
Impetus In France aud thence II spread all
over Europe In France tho modern duel
may be said 10 have had its origin, aud In
France among European nations II Ia most
prevalent today, tho code being recognized
among tho highest CLASSES especially leglHla
tors and Journalistic
Americans naturally Inherited duelnR
from tho English, 10 was not abolished In
England before the last year ot tho reign Ot
George III, Fox, Sheridan, Ptt, Canning,
Castleregh, all fought duos Tho Duke Of
Wellington fought Lord Wnohesea IN
1890, DIHraeI challenged Morgan O'Connell
In 1858, and tho Earl OF Cardigan fought
Capt Tuckett Ia 1870 Among tho Irish tht
code has found great favor drattan, Cur
ran aud other eminent lrlshmen were duel
ista, aud IN al6 Daniel OConneIl fought
and killed NJ, DEaterro,
There were some duela during tho Amerl
can revolution, Charles loo fought John
Laurena, aud there was duel between
Cadwaader and Conway In l1is In which
Conway was hlt In the head but recovered
Ono Of the dgnera Of the DECLARATION OF In
dependence, Button Gwlnno,t, was killed Ia
duel with Gen, Mcintosh, In May, IN, la
l775 Capt Gum challenged Gan Greene
twice, but Greene refused 10 0ght lle wrote
Washington that II he thought that his per-
sonal honor would suffer from his refusal hc
would accept Gums challenge, Washington
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

~ NNNN'N
matters whose
causo ~ said 70 bo
tho flight Of Treas,
uror Brown aro tho
failures OF several
minor firms Treas.
uroi' Brown ls said
10 DO IN Canada,
whoro 10 isrcportod
that bo hasplauncd
"a little family rc.
/ union, W hon no
snotlaod his family
to meet him In
Montreal ho also
instructed them 30
dispose Of all Of his
nm .uul NnnunnLm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
A HINT TO BUILDERS,
A Fine House That Can be Built for
$500,
A Cut Showing the hxtoriorand Diagrams
Showing tho Ilterlpr-r-Ap Artistic
Hail.

IRON American Architecture, nm ca
cellent book for intending home mahors by
Palliser, raller & Co., and published hy j,
H. Ogllye, New York, ara taken tho follow
Ing plans and Wow II tho residence ot hr'
H. H. Henry of lalawoll, Va The letter
pres accompanying tho plans n 10 fplloWal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Buoklon's Arnica salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hahds, Chill
blalns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and odsitIvely cures Piles, or no pay re-
blurred. Il Is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sde by
Durbin. Wright n Co
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

A new source of intoxIcatlon has beon dis
covered II ls simply dry tea, eaton, of
course, before 10 "a stepped. 10 produces an
agreeable effect at first, but indulgence final
ly causes sooplessness, dlsorderly impulses
and dclirium. Not fow persons have al
ready been found TO have contracted this
deadly form Of tho ton habit Good House
keopinR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

bring about an ans
icablo adjustment
Of differences with
out going 20 "tho
field Of honor - Ey-
cry possible means
must bo used 10 do
this, NO far az h
compatible with
questions Of honor,
and instead OF act
inghastily, tho corr
rcspondonco which
always passes be-
tween principals
must bo very CON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
Gldenn 4. IlroMn.

The performances Of Treasurer Gideon +.
Brown, OF the Boston lrm Of Brown, stoeso
a. Clark, hayo created a sensation In tho wool
trade luonnuch as they Involve the whore.
abouts Of largo sum Of moncy-vn vnrIously
estimated In amounts ranging a. high M
$500, ,0O0-thM ia not ~ all surprising. Other
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

features Of tho al.
fair, that is, the OK,
citing ride by wild
engine, tho final
meeting after dark
ness had set In, tho
loneliness OF tho
spot the magnani.
nifty OF Calhoun
when no held hia
opponents life In
his hands, as well
a. tho chase by
newHpaper report
era and their final
success Ia finding
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

out aud ombolllshod In such n manner that
the whole combination improssH ono with
harmonious beauty aud not, ~ % too often
tho case, scol, 10 make up Tor the du0concioa
In tho grounds by elaborate expenditure aud
display about the house
A true appreciation OF u country or ubur'
ban homo viii not tolerate uloyoulg VI kept
grounds, and no house exhibits iJa tuo value
unless there ls a harmony In iaWruundinsa,
II this bo attended Co. a high degree of effect
can bo produced In houses Of very mrlcrato
cost houses that should ho r0oNN woru,
substantial aud IN cycry way agreeable 10
their uccupnutH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
SECOND STONY

This house is substantially built and con.
toins the modern oonycnicncos, thcro Is no
wotcr closet but nm earth closet Is provided
In connection with bath room, which Is prof.
ornblo, Cost about Sl 900,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29


Nh LlgcoLN's AFFAIR
Perhaps Mr. Lncoln'a affair with Shields
was the last duel fought In America by any
prominent men, though AZ the tlmo Mr.. Lin.
coin wag unknown without tho limits OF hia
state, Tho sentiment Of tho people a. well M
the law " now unanimously against tho duol,
BY the common law when one Of tho parties
kills the other the slayer and the seconds aro
guilty Of murder In some Of tho American
states The bilcnse " punishable by death, IN
others, by imprisonment aud forfeiture Of
political rights In the army and navy tho
duoist Is llnblo 30 bo cashiored, IN America
tho system may bo mid 20 bo practically
dead. In England very much the samo con,
dtion exists, In France, whIlo statesmen
nght ducs, they ilght them rather In dofcr.
cnoo 20 an antquRtcd inherited custom than
for tho purpose Of drawing blood. AZ loast
thoy take caro- that the least possible amount
shall bo drawn In Germany thoro is stll a
great deal Of duolmg, aud In tho southern
European counhioA
Tho Irish socmcd 10 have passion for
duoling, as the English would raco horses,
or tho Americans become enthusiastic for
baseball They loved tho codo az an expert
angler delights In approved methods Of
catching Ash, or q whist player IN tho rules
OF that game, Charles Lover draws u char.
actorstc picture In one OF hisnoycls OF an
Irish duolht who was bounded for dobt. llo
took refuge IN a country house; the baillns
suspected his retreat, but not wishing To
forco an entry, and understanding tho debt
ors tafto for the codo, reSortod TO rusc,
Ono morning tho duclist arose aud looking
out OF hls window ospied couple preparing
to fight with pistols In the yard.
"llold thoron no said, throwing up his
sash. "rhat man Is placed with tho sun
shining directly In his eyes" Whcreupon
tho baililrs who woro watching stepped for
ward aud claimed their prisoner,
During tho civil war In America there woro
few II any ducls. There was enough jcal.
ousy among generals to have caused the kill
ing of half the mon who wore stars on their
shoulders, had the spirit OF tho early partoft tho
century existed; but thoro was sufficient OPP
portunity for officers to display their courage
inprosonco ofan enemy without nghtng each
other, and tho only notable Instance Of kill
ing between officers was tho killing Of Con,
William Nelson by Gen, jeff q, Davis, and
IN that case Davis shot Nelson without tho
formality Of challenge. II doeo not appear
that dueling was prevalent In the southern
army either
u.,ta,,, ,t,vf tNa, punVvn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
simple Yet Elegant.

From Building we tal,o tho accompanying
Wow OF simple yet elegant and artistic choll.
II Is In tho residence OF DR., W. NJ. Fellows,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29


AZ u recent mcctDgo Of thoSclontiGo society
Of Copenhagen Professor slconstrup gave an
account Of Tho result Of bIJ examination Of
tho great mammoth deposit ut Prcdmost, In
Moroyln. Dr. Wanlyl and Professor Maschka,
who hayo devoted much attention TO thoub.
feet, arc OF opinion that tho mOmmoths
whose romnlns are found In this distrIctwcro
S.licd by man, uud that their bodies woro
dragged thithcr 70 oo eaten. Professor
Stocnstiup, on tho contrary holds that tho
mammoths themselves sought tho locality
and that they must have died from want OF
wator, or from some other cause with which
man had nothing TO do, Tho splits In the
remains arc duo ho thinks, 10 tho action OF
wNtor and sand, aud afford no support to tho
notion that tho Rnuoklos woro cleft for tho
Sko Of tho marrow II Is certain that somo
Of tho bones havo been exposed 10 tho action
OF fire, but Professor stconstrup maintains
that tho traces OF Ore may bo duo TO the faot
that fires were at ono tlmo lighted upon thom.
On somo Of thom decorative lines have bccn
scratched, but these may hayo been made
long after the mammoth was extinct IN Mo-
ravia, Mature
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

that they could and bring tho cash thus OBJ
tanned with thom,
This shows that Mr., Browns reputation as
a thrifty man of business hOs boon deserved,
for he 10 said 10 hoyo taRCl largo bags OF
ducats belonging, by tho way, TO other pco-
ple with him when hc crossed tho limo him
self. II is rumorod that after tho family
party has been gathered together In Canada
a little trip TO France md tho Paris exhibit
ton will bo mado, This will bo pleasing
nows to Mr.. Browns many and weeping
creditors They win undoubtedly DO glad 70
know that somebody is having good time
nandinV thpir iuouau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

This cottage ID ot form that II compact
and In every way ayAilabel tho rooms Hro
large, have high ceilings and ~ tho same
time afford every convenience In their ar
rangement, making them doslrahlp tor a
family Of refined tastes and moderate means
10 N built ot wood, though Ia favorable To-
oalltief u would he botler atlll Of Stone or
brick, and, II suitably surrounded with taste-
ful Landscape embellishments, viii make a
snug, pretty and attractive home, One can,
by the oSorcIso uf appropriate tA'teI produce
tho right Kind ot Impression IN u house Of
this character II should become pait Of
and belong 10 the acres which surround II, II
should bu an Indispensable accessory 20 tho
place itsolf, aud the grounds should be laid
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29


10 the strIctcst rules OF etiquette, Tho canons
Of the drawing room aro no moro strict than
are tho rules Of the duolo on this point Tho
Idea Ia, Of course, 10 avoid bringing about an
actual mooting, yet 10 bo firm In the domnnd
Tor rotracton,
After oyory honorable means "a exhausted,
tho principals repair TO tho spot agreed upon,
aud the correspondence Ia continued Tho
challenge IA sont on tho field itsolt IN almost
sycry case, os II was In this ono, Then tho
seconds are absolute, and remain 80 until tho
Hght Is over
DUELlNG IN THE PAST,
Tho hold that duoling has taken IN tho
pnst upon people otherwise civilized, and
oyon upon those Of recent times Is but little
understood by many OF thorislng generation.
Tho tato Of Alexander Hamilton, an cx-
United States cabinet officer, killed In u duel
by Aaron Burr, yico president of tho United
sIatos In tho carly part of thiscontury, from
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

Sand Bar ferry. en- the Savannah river, Is
tne iilubb famous dueling ground m the south,
and Sand Bar has witnessed many duols
during the last aunrter centnrY, nmonR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

approved Of Grocnos course, Horny Clay
aud John Randolph fought In ls20 Thomaa
Benton killed McLuoas. Andrew jackson
was great ducllst aud wos "out' several
times llo killed Charles Dickinson In duel,
aud az the Enmo time received wound from
which ho never entirely recovered, Ono Of
the singular features OF history Is that Prcsl'
dent Jackson, who had killed hsman IN 1880
afterwards cashlcrod -four naval officers for
Il..lI....
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

mo ~ Whenever The once NJ secretary Of stale
eiAl bepnntH Wnant, for any ~ the causes innn,
tlpnp1 ~ section 40 of tilA Article tho u0veinnI
ehhll ~ Ito YeoAnri W experimentation tho residue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
ARrIOLE XVI

HKd AZ tho general election 10 no held ID tae
year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-tw0,
and raoh twentieth year thereafter tho question
'AhA thore bo q convention 10 f0yihe, alter nf
amend the Constitution shah ho submitted 10 tho
electors VI the pAto, And IN oaho majority of oil
tho electors voting NJ such election 0ooldo IN favor
session. shall provide BY law for Tile election uf
Delegates and the Assembling ot such convention,
~ u pfoyldta " me preceding peollonl plt no
convention assembled IN pursuance Oi.thla article
Ahall take effect untll tho same shall have been pubs
nilied 10 the electors Ut tho state Auu adopted by
SAhluflty of tluHn yutiuu thffpuu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29
ARTICLE vIlL

aHo a County officers shall 10 elected In the
even yeArA on tho lrt Tuesday after tho inst M0ns
day M November, Wy the electors OF each county, IN
6ueh manner ana iOf such term OF oven Ythfh, Ai
may hO provided BY law When d Vacancy occur,
IN county once II hha hN nllud by appointment
TOT the remainder Ut tho irfnb
Auu, 4, Township 0iloNfa nud elective munl0i,
nal 0fcuis shall be- elected IN the odd years on the
nitt Tuesday after ulN iiut Monday in November,
hy The OlOrtou 0f each township on municipality nj
huch manner and Tor such torn Of cyon Year,, a.
may No provided by law, When vacancy otnuu
IN township Or municipal once n shall hN nlltd BY
Hpppntmont i0f tho remainder 0f the term.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-29

"0nlden Medical Dis
cnyery " h the only med
luluu Of Ia Olnaa, sold
by lrmnnlalA, nndnr n
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10

All kinds of Csmetery Work, in Gran- ite or Marble, from artistic designs and best Stock in the market, at reasonable pri- ces. Designs furnished on application, Letter. ing in Cemeteries especially Write for int6r- nation or come and see us
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLANDR.R

November II, 1888. HAWLEYVILLE, East 55. II 5e a n.7 oe . m; West, 8 s5 n, 45, Is pm. HEWToWE, East fs ID, f12 o4, f7 10 pm West. fs 4s am, fo 10 pm. SANDY HOOK, East oe . m, I2l lo.7lo, m; West, 8 42 am, 2 s4, 6 0spn. soBTHBURY, East Is n, I2 le. as n; West, ss2a n, 2a4, s5pn-
The Newtown bee., 1889-05-10
H0USATONIC R. R. MAIN LINE.

MAIN LINE.
 February 4, 1889.
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 BLOOMFIELD JUNCTION, North 06. 8 AS Il o1 a m, l2 45, 5 52, 27, II 45 n; Sum- day 31 am. South II, s 53, 6 45. Il IS am,1 40,3 5s,5 Ss,s 20 p m Sunday milk o2 p m For Danbury, 6, 8 o6, 47. II l7 am, co, 55, 8 25 pm.
 DANBURY, Arrive Is, s 20, o2, Il S2 n 15, 10, 40 m. Leave 35, 45. 80, 10 45 m, S5, Is, 8 pm.
 DANBURY AND HoRwALK DIVISION. BETHEL, from Danbury. 6 S6, 6 42, fl. Q IS am, 12 OF, 8 AS, s 12. 26, zoo pm For Danbury 50, 55. 10 14 n, 10 32. 5 56, 6 80, 35,11 1e m For Hav- ieyville %, 10 19 a m, l Is, 35o,s 5spm. From Hawleyville 8 55, II 45 ms S5,s s,e 57 BEDDING, North 46, 10 06 n, 0S, 20 72S, Il II p m. South AS. 20 u 12 13, 3 54, 5 If, Iopm.