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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
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ONE PURE ARTICLE or FOOD,
The Royal Baking Powder ofiiolally Com
mended Wholesome Action OF tho New
Jersey state Board OF Health,

The Royal Baking Powder ohioially Com
mended Wholesome Action Of tho New
Jersey State Board OF Health,
The action of the State Board Of
Health In publishing tho names Of the
alum baking powders sold IN that state
will be commended by all who are IN
favor of purO and honest food, Scarce
| ly an article fOld enters more generally
into the daily food Of every one than
baking powder, II Ia well understood
that the alum aud the alum phosphate
baking powders arc detrimental 10
health, and consumers only require 10
be informed on 20 the names OF these
unwholesome brands In order TO avoid
them,
This information the manufacturers
OF the alum baking powders are endeay,
Orlng II seems, 10 suppress, II In stated
that they went 80 far as 10 seek (unBuc'
ceaafully, hOwGyer,) for an injunction
10 prohibit the New Jersey authorities
from proceeding with their recent In
yestlgatlon and expose,
II 10 particularly gratifying TO con
aumera TO know that the baking pow
der which they have no long been accus'
toned TO using, the Royal has invaria'
bly, gone through these analyses not
only without q reflection against II OF
impurlty or unwholeBomeneSs, but each
time more emphatlcally endorsed 40 the
superior Of AL the baking powders Of
the market.
The health authorities Of q number
OF other States have also recently made
exhaustive examinations OF this char
acler, and with the uniform result Of
finding the Royal superior 10 all others,
The United States Government Chem
Ist, after an examination for the Indian
Department, made the emphatic state
ment that ",fhe Royal Baking Powder
Is the pureBt In quality and highest IN
strength Of any baking powder which !
know Of" The authorities OF Canada
have been making an elaborate study
of the baking powders sold here. The
official analyst of Ontario says as the
result of hisinvestlgatlon that he "iinds
the Royal Baking Powder far superior
TO the others" and goes 80 FAR as 10 rec
ommcnd its use In preference 10 any
other" Likewise q series OF over 800
tests for strength made by public ana.
ysis aud other chemists OF prominence
throughout the country show II TO pro
duce an average Of twenty-five per cent
more leavening gas than any Of Its com
petltors.
A company that maintains this high
standard for It's product against the
temptations of the enormously greater
profit that would acrue from the use Of
The cheaper materials employed by
others (for the alum baking powders
are produced ut q cost OF three cents
per pound 10 entitled TO this public
comICendation and endorsement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Buainoaa Education.

The evening sessions Of the Canton
Business college, have just closed 10 70.
open In September, the day sessions
continue throughout the year, Thepast
season has shown good attendance,
many out.of.town students having been
enrolled, Among those who have en-
tered recently from out Of town aud are
now attending the college are MIR,
II, h. Shell, Zoar Station; Mr.. II. Il.
Deweese, Paris; Mr. H. u. Frant2,
Louisville; Miss Mamie Weida, Osna.
burg; Miss Flora Staulrer, Alliance; Mr.
A, Zimmerman, Canal Fulton, The
college offers the very best advantages
for acquiring a business education,
Full particulars concerning the terms,
etc, can be had on application at col.
lege, or by addressing William Feller,
Principal, Canton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
AsALooN KEEPER

Robbed Of 600 whloh Ho Put Undor His
Pillow Saturday Night Whom Ho Ro-
tired,
Early Sunday morning j, Q, Snyder
n Saxton street saloon keeper, was rob.
bed Of 500, lie retired about midnight
and put the money under his pillow,
When he awoke In the morning II was
gone. The affair was reported to police
headquarters. Suspicion fell on man
by the name OF Brown who secured
lodging OF Snyder on Saturday night
and said he lived In Waynesburg, sun.
day morning he was missing but about
noon Marshal Gentry found him and
placed him under arrest, lie was taken
to police headquarters and searched
but no evidence could be found against
him and he was released. The police
are at a loss for a clue 10 work on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

enee, he haR 80 carefully investigated,
that he has been rewarded IN q Te'
markable degCeei IN the speGialtIeH he
has become recognized aR a leader aud
his success N little less than marvellous,
Those suffering from difficult, long
atandiug chronic dlseaaea should call
upon the doctor aud ~ least have their
case examiner, that they may know
whether they arc beyond hope or yet
curable The hundreds OF cases cured
N THIS country proves beyond dOuDt
The d0ctoTh power 10 cure after many
others fail,
Dr., II Russell Burner viii be at the
Hotel Conrad Cufmery called the
Farmers llotrD, Canton, o., on Friday,
saturday aud sunday, May ~ rs aud
w. whore he VIII examine all afflicted
tIDH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THE LAST RESPECTS

Paid to Departed Citigon.-Tho Services,
rhe funeral Of Frank A. Peter took
place this morning from ST. Peters
church, II was largely attended, the
Concordia Singing Society and q. M. b,
A, being present in q body. The ser.
vices were performed by Father Buff,
Of Cleveland, assisted by Father Arnold,
Rev. Anould said requiem high mass,
and the funeral serm'n was delivered
by Rev, Father BuiI, vicar general Of
this diocese, IL was IN impressive one,
The interment was in the ST. Peters
cemetery, At the grave Rev. Verlet
oillCiqted and the Concordia sang an
affecting chorus.
Many relatives from abroad were In
attendance at the funeral, among them
being Mr. and Mrs Aul and daughter.
Mr. aud Mrs. StrIil and daughter, AL Of
Wheeling, W, "; Louisa Daniels, OF
Sandusky; Father Peter, Of Putin.
Bay; Mrs, Zimmerman, Of Norwalk
ana Otto Peter of Sandusky. Miss Min.
ME Peter, u sister of the deceased IL
confined to her bed by Illness.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
INTENSE SUFFERINGS
OF Prominent Business Man End In
Death.

At lAb Saturday morning all that
was mortal Of Frank Peter, tho dyer
passed 10 the Great Beyond,
Several days previous 10 last Wednes'
day Mr., Peter complained of feeling
unwell, On Wednesday he was 30 sick
that he could not attend 10 business,
lie sought his bed and medical atten'
ton was summoned. lie grew rapidly
worse and his aulferlngs were intense,
The end was seen approaching Friday
evening aud relatives we're summoned
10 the bedside, The sick mans suffer
Jugs were intense until the chill OF
death brought relief, just ~ tho new
day was being ushered In, The cause
Of death was typhoid pneumonia,
Mr., Peter was prominent, progress
siye business man and by his Integrity
and attention 10 business he has made
u host Of friends who will take his
death sadly TO heart. lie was q prom,
inent member Of the COnCOrdla Singing
Society and of the o, NJ. Is, A., was q
son Of Conrad Peter, and resided with
his parents at No, West North
street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A CANTON COUPLE
Arc Joined in Marriage At tho ~. Peters
Catholic Church.

Arc Joined in Marriage at tho 81, Peters
Catholic Church
The marriage Of Mr., Louis Il, De-
vile and Miss Alice Il, Deweese took
place this morning at s o'clock Mass
at the German Catholic church, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Arnould, Mr. William Phillips was
groomsman while Miss Name Deyille,
sister Of the groom, was bridesmaid,
The bride was dressed In u lovely
cream henrietta cloth suit and wore ele.
CANT flowers. The groom was dressed
In u very neat black suit After the
ceremony they were taken TO the resi-.
dence OF the brides father, Mr.. Levi
Deweese, on North Walnut street,
where breakfast was served, after
which they took the 0;23 train
east for Cleveland by the way of Ali.
ance. After weeks trip they will re-
turn TO Canton 10 take up their resi-
dence here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISER.
A Columbiana County Girl Boouros O
Fraudulent Huaband.


A Columbiana County Girl Boouros a
Fraudulent Huaband,
The following sad story ought TO
prove a warning TO all young ladies, to
beware Of the matrimonial advertiser,
Nearly ayear ago the following no.
tice appeared In u Chicago paper:
A n educated and ronnod American " % dosfcs
n correspondence with handsome young lady "
means OBJECT matflmony hl1ndo preferred,
send photograph Address W, caro- room Bli,
sherman house
Sadie Westoyer, q girl living In Co.
lumbiana county, In a spirit Of fun, an.
swered H., The advertiser, who called
himself Archie w. Wentworth, replied,
and shortly after called upon her AS
result the affair ripened into q love
match, and a short time ago Wentworth
sent Sadie some money and u railway
ticket to Kansas City. She went there
and was married, but hardly one week
did the honeymoon last. Miss West.
over took with her $3.50 and last Tues.
day she woke up and found the money
gone and her husband too.
Wentw0rths real name Is j. ID. Mar.
shall, and no Is an accomplished fraud.
Miss Westoyer will return to Colum.
Diana county,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
olnvolnnd 4 cnnton AaaIrn.

President Blood, Treasurer Chapman,
Directors Hopkins, Dunbar and Small
ey Superintendent Wardwel and En-.
gineer Kennedy Of the Cleveland n
Canton, were In the city yesterday, hay.
ing returned from trip TO GAINESVILLE
over the line Of the Cleveland, Coshoc.
ton Il Southern now building While
In GAINESVILLE President Blood had u
conference with officials of the Zanes.
vile Il Ohio, the two discussing the re-.
lationship Of the affairs Of the two
roads, which will be closely connected,
II -Iplain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THE YOUNGSTOWN p, 0. WAR.
II Breaks out Alresh After Mckinley
Had Settled II,
An ambassador From youngstown In
vades Canton To-day with q Reaig.
naton and a Demand

This morning when the west bound
express came In from the eaat on the
H. IT, w, 4 Q, road, q welI'dreaaed
man alighted from the train, whose ap'
pearanGe indicated that he was loaded
TO the mullle with matters Of State
and weighed down with an important
mission, He appeared 10 be q stranger
In the city, and no one Of the usual
gang at the depot appeared 10 know
him, After surveying the crowd for
about q minute and u half, he saw q
good lOokingyOung man standing apart
leaning against a post, aud of him he
enqulred where no could And Major
Mckinley,
This youngstown man had In his In,
side vest pocket the declnatlOn Of
Myron Wood 10 accept the Y0ungs'
town pOst'OlllCe, an Office which
he accepted last Friday at the
hands Of Mckinley Since that time
the railroad company have Increased
Woods salary, assured him Of u steady
Job and no very aenaibly came 10 the
conclusion TO declnethe post office aud
keep aloof from Doodle politics, This
has opened up the Youngstown post
Office war, and our Wm. Mckinley
has TO make another post master, ltis
suspected that the ambassador slipped
quietly out Of Youngstown, with the
decllnatlOn OF Wood, with view 10 TX
the matter with Mckinley before the
intense racket OF last week could have
q chance 10 get on itS legs again But
this Is surmiae and speculation. The
fruit gathered Of Mckinley by this EN-,
bassador had not ripened, up 10 the
hour of our last information,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Romnrl,nblo profcnrIonnl sncoon,.

From the Morgan Go. Democrat;
Among the noted professional men Of
this country who have attained extra
ordinary success, is Dr, II. Russell Bur
ner Of Columbus, o. The promiueuCo
which he has attained has been reached
through strictly legitimate means and
so far therefore he deserves the irvalu.
able reputation which he enjoys, A
large measure Of his success Is Che re.
suit of thorough and CAREFUL prepara.
ton for his calling and extensive read.
ing during his long and unusually large
practice, which has enabled him to gain
high commentator even from his pro.
feasional bretherin. Devoting his ut.
tcptiou to certain spectalties Of the sci.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
FINED 5000.
That Is What ROsChe, the Travellers
Bureau Man, Got In Cleveland.

d, II, RoSche, the Travellers bureau
man Of this city, has had his case settled
In the United States court,
This paper gave the Information ex.
olusiyely that no was runnInga fraudu-
lent business and also that no had been
indicted by the United States grand
jury for misuse Of the mails with intent
to defraud Weeks have passed but
nothing has appeared In the Cleveland
papers TO show that his trial came up.
He has had his hearing, however, and
upon pleading guilty was fined $500 and
costs and released upon the payment Of
this SUN. The understanding was that
the affair was 20 be kept quiet.
Rosch will be remembered by Canton
ianB az the man who threatened the
News DEMOCRAT with a libel suit for
exposing u business carried on 10 do.
fraud the credulouB all over the country,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
FATAL FoRHsT FIRES,

Destructive Forest Fires Raging In Min
nesnta and Wiaoonsin--l'wo Persons
burned 20 Death,
CHICAGO, May 6,-lSpeclal, -Des'
patehas from the northwest say fur
IOus forest fires ale raging IA northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota, which have
done .reat damage near Dulnyh, Every
dwelling for miles has been destroyed,
and 4 ls believed some lives are lost,
Near South Ashland for 100 miles the
forest are ablaze, Cumberland, Wis
cOnoin, 10 almost surrounded by IRE,
and the losses are yery heavy, Near
Galensburg, wis., the fire has swept the
country, destroying fences, houses,
barns and granerles Az Hickory
MINI Thomas Campbell and Earnest
Lowell were surrounded by fire and
burned TO death,
The flames were gotten under con.
troll after burning the Brooklyn and
Nickle Plate hotels and six large stores
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
WANTS THE CITY RESTRAINED

From Collecting $500 For tho Paving Of
Court Btroot.
Alexander Hurford has commenced
an action In common pleas court
against the city Of Canton and Hiram
Doll The petition alleges that some
years ago Court street was paved and
that since that time the pavement has
been torn up and repayed without
cause. The plaintiff AXIS that the city
may be restrained from collecting the
sum Of S500l0, which amount Is
claimed as being due for the pavement,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
REpREeuINa COMMUNION

- Now Berlin Reformed Church Sunday
The Reformed church at New Berlin
which is being supplied by Rev II. p
lIerbruCk, Ia connection with his work
In Canton, had refreshing communion
yesterday morning, The church was
crowded TO the doors with m eager au
dience from far and near, and twenty
two persons were added TO the church
The rite of Baptism was administered
to eight adults and Ave infants and the
communion was the largest In the his
tory of the church. The Reformed peo
pie Of the community feel greatly en-
couraged and the future Of the church
is promising,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
ALMOST RECOVERED

Tho Man Who Was 30 Severely Injured
by Walking Out Of q Second Story Win
dow Leaves For Homo,
Felix Motter, the man who was so
severely injured sometime ago by walk
ing out of a second story window
ut his brothers residence In this city
left for his home In Magnolia this af'
ternoon. Since he was hurt he has been
under the care Of DR.. Coyle and has al.
most recovered from his injuries. Al
llrst twas supposed he was hurt 80 bad
ly that deathwould result, but by careful
trl atment he is on the rapid road TO re-
COyuTy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
THOSE TO TAKn PART
In tho Musical Festival at tho Opera House
Soon,

In tho Musical Festival at the Opera, II ouso
Soon.
The management Of the Musical
Festival which takes place next Friday
evening at Schaefers opera house,
has been given TO Mrs, Annie Mellor
Sheib. The local talent Of this city will
be well represented by the following
ladies' and gentlemen. Misses MARY
Althouse, Carrie llurford, Florence
Irwin, Messrs, A, J, MealNnd, james
lIetzel and Perry Van Horne, COrnetls
Mrs. w. Hamilton Bqyly viii be the ne
compauist. An invitation has beer
extended 20 the Gland Army Band to
I'LL two numbers on the program, and
there Is every reason to believe that
they will aid the cause,
As the services Of all connected with
this festival are given free, citizens
should do their part to Ill the house,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Tint Tirod Fooling

Season is here again, and nearly every
one feels weak, lunguid and exhausted,
The blood laden with impurities which
have been acoumulating for months
moves sluggishly through the ysins, the
mind fails to think quickly, and the
body Is still slower TO respond, Hoods
Sarsaparilla is just what is needed. IL
Is, In q peculiar sense, the ideal spring
medicine. ltpurihes, yital2es, and en-.
riches the blood makes the head clear,
creates en- appetite, overcomes tl3t tir'
ed fooiiRg and imparts new strength
aud yigor to the whole body,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
HORRIBLY CRUSHED.

Tho Sad Accident TO Former Canton
Man at Akron.
A special from Akron gives the In
formation that William Murphy met
with frightful accident there that
may provo fatal, While engaged under
a building assisting In having 1t moved
the roller slipped and u corner OF
the building pinned him TO the earth
Levers had TO be used TO free him, and
when he was taken out he was thought
to be dead, but since has manifested
some signs of life. He was horribly
crushed, He has u wife and four child.
rem who depend on him for support
lie resided In this city until recently
with his family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Poor Hut Honoat,

Charlie Sullivan is a poor but honest
Irish lad, who, while walking down
Washington street, found wallet con-
tanning checks and money worth sever.
nj hundred dollars. Although almost
destitute he returned II TO It's owners,
MesSrs. A, =. 0rdway n Go proprietorB
of Sulphur Bltters, who gave HIM lib.
eral reward, and also six bottles of Sui.
phur Bitters for his mother, who has
been n great suffer with rheumatism,
and who returned many blessings after
being cured by their use,-I Weekly
World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A GAS LEAK

Causes an Explosion on tho Public
Bqunro.
with q habit of cleanliness for which
they ARE noted the clerks at the Book
ius shoe store In south public square
'swept rubbish, which had accumulated
during Monday evening, and started u
bon lire ON the cobble stones In front of
their store about 10 o'clock this morn.
ing In n moment there was u fash, u
dull report and the burning embers
were scattered. Investigation showed
q lealt In the gas pipe, IL is being re-.
paired.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
BONDS SOLD

For tho HNslott Avenue Improvement.
Lowost bid for the Work,
The bonds for the lIazlett avenue
Improvement were sold to w, j, Hays
n Co, Of Cleveland, this afternoon fol
S70SO, or at u premium of $50, The
bids for the Improvement were opened
aud that of Patrick stanton found Ia
be the lowest lie asks S6,iSi16 fol
the work II West Virginia brick art
used, and S6SSi75 II home brick are
wanted
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
A BIa STRIKE,

Twenty.aeven Quarrymen 10 out at Mas
aillon and Thirty More Win Follow,
MAsslLLoN, Ohio, May Especial T.
Twenty seven Quarrymen employed
at Warthorst n Co.'s quarries went out
this morning on II strike Yesterday
the firm ordered u reduction Of 10 cents
q day These quarrymen have been 10.
celying S2 u day and the laborers si25,
The firm say they cannot afford TO pay
these wages, Thirty men are still at
work but II Is expected that they will
al0b strike In the morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Found tho aerao and Buggy.

Oilcer Bederman returned from Ak
ron last night where he went in search
Of the man who stole the horse and
buggy belonging to 1laymaker n Hous.
el, lie brought the rig back but could
not find the man. AT Aaron the thief
hired another rig and drove about ten
miles, sending the horse aud buggy
back by u small boy,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
NEWS or THE DAY.
Interesting From Our oommis'
monora al berlin.
The Conditions Upon Which This
Government WIN Treat For
Samoan independence.
Five Persons nurpod to Death in West
Chester
AHoRnIBLn nuaNINo

Five Peraora uWn0d IA IN Old Mansion
iu Wost uhoiter,
New YoWN, May 7 special. The
famous Bowue nma,on in West theb
Tor was burned carly This morning
Five of the eight pemous In the house
burned 10 death, Mr., Bowne'S aged
mother, two servant girls, and two chill
dren periahod, Mr., Bovine was fatally
Injured while trying 10 save his wife
aud child, The manBlon was 100 years
old. " was built OF oak, and was an
old land mark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
PROBATE JURORS
Who win Servo at tho Next Torn o
Court

who viii Servo NJ tho Next Torn OF
Court.
This morning County Clerk McGregor
and Sheriff Leininger drew the jurors
for the next tcrm Of probate court.
They were ordered to report on Mon.
day. June3. The list is rs follows;
John +. Blake, Canton, Henry Baker,
Canton; jacob Reinoehl, Tuscarawas
township; William Elicit, Lexington;
Eli Neidrch, Paris; John Hengline,
Perry; Frank Greininger, Nlmlshllen
n. S. Stemley, Lexington; Mat Sister
hen. Bethlehcm; Christ Eshlemnn, Law
renee; Eleuor Sheets, Lexington; lg'
nat2 0ehl, Masslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09

Prominent Pennsylvania Lady Suicides,
BETHLEHEM, May Especial, J.
Mrs, Joseph Sandt, aged 60 years, sui.
cIded this morning. She was u prom.
inent society lady. She was Temporal
rily insane,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
That Tiod Fooling

AlllIcts nearly every one in the spring
The system having bpcome accustomed
to the bSaclng alr OF winter, is weaken.
ed by the warm days of the changing
season, and readily yields to the attacks
OF disease. Hoods Sarsaparlla is Just
the medicine needed, IL tones aud
builds up every pllt Of the body, and
also eXpels all impurities from the
blood, Try II v lis season.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
mnnlr Family nnnninn.

The time for the seventh annual re.
union Of the Essig family draws near.
On June i3 this reunion win be held at
the residences Of John Pontius, two
miles east Of this city ON the Harrisburg
road Invitations for the reunion are
being printed II anything this affair
will surpass all former ones aud this Is
saying great deal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
Hungry Ropuhlicnn politioInnr

Republicans of Marlboro are max.
ing a big fight for the post.onice. Geo,
Maus, Bynn II. Walter and John Fair
shel sent petitions to Washington,
Yesterday Falrshel withdrew from the
race aud |. s. France started out with u
petition to secure the coveted position.
The office pays $500 per year,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-09
poath of a waynosburs Doctor

DR.. McCort, of Waynesburg, died
very suddenly Saturday night, lie had
been i'll for some past but was not con.
sidered dangerous, saturday he was
taken worse and died in a few hours
afterward The deceased was about
60 years Of age and well known through.
out the county.