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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
YOUTHFUL DEBAUCHERY.
Astounding Facts IN Regard 10 the
Revolving Actions Of an Al
legged Canton Couple

The following astounding facts in TO-
gard 10 tho acts OF an alleged Canton
couple have been sent out aa q special
dispatch from Milleraburgi
one Of the worst cases Of either vol
tary or compulsory debauGhery that
ever took place In this section occurred
At Warsaw, q small town on tho Drea'
den branch Of the Cleveland, Akron a.
Columbua railroad, on Thursday night
last aud was attempted here on Friday,
but failed,
Tho parties 10 this dlsgraeeful bust
ness were q young man and q young
girl aged about ID years, who put up AZ
tho hotel at Warsaw aud registered ~
man aud wife, After they we're aa,
signed room this yOnng man went
out on the Rtftela and In tho stores OF
the village aud solicited ylatOra tO the
room OF the hOt0l where the girl was.
This was continued until q mCb was
about 10 DO organized for meeting out
vengeance on the couple when the
brute paWned hla OYefcOat for 90, aud
the couple came here on Friday morn
Ing NJ o'clock They l0unged around
town until morning, by which time
their egoapades NJ Warsaw became
known, aud when they went 10 tho
Central House 10 beg breakfast tho
brute was denied meal, but railroad
man paid for q breakfast for the girl,
who waa very hungry, She registered
40 "Mlaa Sadie Simpson, Canton, o.,
but the man did not register,
The poor girl appeared 10 bG nervous
and uneasy aud eyed everybody closely,
aud appeared 10 be entirely NJ the mGr.
cy OF the acOundrel who was with her,
Tho railroad man offered " send her
homo 10 Canton TO her home, but she
was afraid 10 travel alone for fear OF
the demon following her They left
Friday forenoon on foot, taxing the
railroad track north,
On saturday u man Camo from the
south on the 10 u, m, train on the hunt
Of tho glIl, who he said waG his step
daughter aud had run away from home
Tho name OF the ateptathGr ia Jerry
Ruak, and he resides ~ UrlChayille, and
II hG had found the beast who enticed
the girl away from home, there would
have been Boon0 10 record, Mr. l,u0k
continued the search by going north on
tho afternoon train, II was thought
Canton was their destination,
She was u llno looking young girl
but seemed worry nervous over some,
thing, aud seemed In u hurry To get
away, Her nervousness was explained
by the father with vengeance In his eye
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE SPRING WORKS
r-s
Asks for the Vacation Of a Part Of
william Street Upon Which
TO Erect Additional
Iluildinga.

On Monday evening there was pre-
aenled TO tho council 4 petition from
Ieaidenta on william street, between
Rex and Cherry, asking for the yaear
tion OF that part OF tho street, In not
log that such q petition would be pro-
Eented, tho NEWS DEMOoRAT pr0phe'
sled that this indicated some impor'
tant move,
And II does, The vacation OF that
part OF william street IN desired by
the Canton Spring Works. They hold
that, situated IN they are ~ present,
they are unable 10 Increase
the capacity OF tho works, made neeea'
aary by tho Increase In business, Thoy
ara between tho ~, Wayne railroad
aud william street, and have butt
upon every available inGh OF gT0und'
Their shops arc crowded, and for want
OF room they cannot employ tho mum
ber OF men desired, They now ASK FOR
the vacation OF this, M they torn ~,
unlmp0Ttant street, for the purpOae OF
enlRrgng their buildings,
In Rn Interview with Mr. CObaugh,
thn c0mpany'a President, u reporter was
informed that more ground was abA0'
lntely necessary, I'VE think this street
an unimpOrtant one" said Mr.. Co
baugh, "and aA there ID another street
only 100 feet distant, II would not in
tGrfere with tho traffic OF adjoining
establishments 10 have II vacated, We
have never before asked anything from
the city, but affairs have now reached
such point aa tO make II necessary
for us 10 act We want 10 erect add
tlona to our works but cannot do II,
We now employ on an average w men
ana we dealro 10 increase this 10 q much
larger force,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
DIR. Jnsan nAKRR.

Father OF Nd, u, Baker, Calls NJ tho Nowa.
Democrat Gtioe- Miun Agnes Fumo also
Waits Thia once,
Dr. Jesse Baker, Of Gnadenhutton,
father OF II, ID, Baker, the unfortunate
man who committed suicide Saturday
night Is Ia the city and paid the
NEWS DEMOCRAT Office call on Tues
duy evening, He said that his son had
been paying marked attention 10 Miss
Agnes FumG for sometime pnat, aud
just previous TO leaving home some two
weeks ago, had a long interview with
her and " was understood thoy were TO
DO married In the future, II was set.
tied that Edward was 10 come TO Can
ton aud try 20 secure work aud thus
obtains means 10 start housekeeping
with Dr. Baker said In nll probability
hla son grew respondent because he
could not obtain work ana this most
likely induced him to commit the act,
While DR., Baker was IN tho olllce
Miss Agnes Fume also called and said
lhOy had never had any miBundulstNnd.
ing and the only cause she could give
lur his doing this rash not, was, that he
had suddenly received bad news, She
also gnid ahe hud q lnltor from him
which WIS wrllpd on saturday but he
did NOT intimate In this letter that he
had any intention OF committing SUI
eide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
eupRRINpnRpRNr oAIN
viii Probably 90 to Toxaa --' Interesting
Watch Noten,

viii Probably 90 TO Toxaa -. IntorefllnR
Watch Motor,
Some days ago this paper exclusively
stated that John q. Duebrr had pur'
chased tho interest Of Superintendent
Cain In the lIampden Watch Company.
The following from the Elgin Qll)
Courier gives some additional facts
Henry j. Cain, for over fourteen years
superintendent Of the New York aud
llOmpdon watch companies, has resign.
cd his position and sold his stock IN the
llampden company lie may 90 into
the horse business IN Texas, although
he has several offers 10 20 into some
other factory,
Tho following mis,Bl0tpment Is going
the rounds of watch town papers, not
wlthstnudIng repeated dcniHls. The
Canton council by resolution voted ~
exempt the Dueber works from taxa
tion for ton years Just the same there
In about $1,000 taxes charged up
against the company this year,
Elgin 0ll) Courier; Hugh Nelson
quit the factory very suddenly, Salur-
aay, In response 10 II letter from Can
ton, and started for that city yesterday
morning, Ills wife will follow In Il
short time,
Aurora Nows; Charlie Carpenter
will go 10 Canton,
A Waltham paper claims that girl
beginners NJ Canton 0ro to receive but
Sl70 u week for six months aud SO n
week for the next six months.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
"AonnD or piAMoa do"

Receive tho Attention Of Lecturer Of
twenty-five Years.
"It seoms strange" said tho Rev, II,
II. Conwcll, In beginning his lecture In
the Peoples course In tho Tabernacle
Monday night, ITO look down into the
face of tho audience --" aud Just
then The electric light flashed out for n
few moments, and every face was
shrouded In darkness, The hearty
laugh that Immediately arose told tho
speaker that the audience saw tho point
in the darkness.
ut seems strange 10 look down into
the faces of this audience" he began
again, when tho light returned, "and
SEQ no familiar faces" Then he told
them no had been lecturirg for twenty
five years, aud In many places saw the
same faces year after year. lio waa
not there merely 10 mako fun; lectur'
ing was work with him; no wanted TO
to mako everyone rlchor by II, and not
merely entertain. Then no began on
"Acres Of Diamonds" showing how
people overlook fortunes within their
grasp, while Beeking for ono, Before
hO was through his two h0ura talk
everybody In the house was u million
aire, and the patent 0lllc0 NJ washing
ton covered tho entire District OF Co
lumbia.
IlO gave incidents showing unsuccess-
ful schemes for wealth, referring TO tho
discovery OF the diamond minea Of
GNleouda, discovery OF gold In Cali.
fornIa, tho beginning OF the career OF
A. #, Stewart and John Jacob Astor,
aud many others known and unknown.
Tho main idea WIS that -, ',,o,t neon,e
fail OF suoceas b, .,ocause they do not fol.
low proper and common sense process,
Men often arc not successful because
they live too much 10 themselves In u
selfish way aud lose sight OF their
neighbore. How can u merchant be
successful and mako money In u com
munity whoro no pays no attention To
those around him, and know nothing
Of them. To Insure fortune one
must know tho people h0 deals with
and their wants. Then he applied the
principle TO concrete things, showing
how much is often lost by lack OF OBJ
seryatlon and thought. A Pennsylya.
MIA farmer atudied tho whole science OF
the formation of OIL and then sold his
farm aud went TO Canada TO 90 into
busluCsj. The purchaser found for
tune In che oil which came out ON the
surface OF n creek on the farm. A man
made II fortune by studying his wilO't
honnet and making block TO suit her
A carpenter out Of work got rich by
making wooden toys, after his atten
tion was called to Che opportunity by
friend who saw some ho had made fol
his children. a poor shoemaker wal
induced TO cultivate trout through
catching one In u brook that towet
through his yard. A poor farmer mad,
u fortune by making II maple orUhlttl
out Of o hilly field, after friend Callet
his attention TO u tree which grew n
his gate.
Ills illustrations were to the point
we're authentic cases, and Of n praCtlcn
character. The governing idea wa
that people should observe and think
and suit themselves 10 the communit!
or the public at large. The humorou
and serious were blended Just rlGht, ant
while the audience was happily enter
tained, II must have been instructed
greatly and given food for pr0Gtabl,
thought long TO come.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A Flro Brick Manufacturer.

Mr.. A. Il. Haines, Of Malvern, was in
the city on business Tuesday and left
for home on the evening train. Mr..
Holmes manufactures fire brick from
the fine clay In that vicinity and he left
several specimens of his work at the
News DliM0oRAT office. Mr.. Haines
furnishes a good brick aud will endeay-
or TO secure tho contract from the city
council for some brick for street pay.
ing In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
UNIFORM RANK X. OF p.

hioot Oihnors Yesterday Aftopoon--Au
Enjoyable Banquet.
Tho several divisions of tho Eighth
Regiment, Uniform Rank, X. Of p.
met Ut X. Of p. hall yesterday after.
noon and elected the following officers:
Colonel, A, j. Criss, o. Canton; lieuten.
ant, Lew Holloway, of Niles; major,
q. IL. Macy, Of Akron; surgeon, DR.. Q,
u, Elliott, or Steubcnville; Gdjutant,
Alexander Cunningham, OF Canton;
quartermastor, Mr. Huber. Of Massillon.
In the eyoning an elegant Banquet
was served at Major Bacon's, which
was highly appreciated. Brief remarks
were made by several present and n
very pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
Thu Catholic Church on Prohibition In
Pennsylvania.

Tho Catholic Church on Prohibition In
Ponnaylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb, 6.--lSpo.
olal. 1.-The Prohibltory amendment TO
the State constitution Of this State Is
now the lending topic In both social
and religious circles, Tho Protestant
clergy have generally declared for the
amendment, aud the position OF tho
Catholic clergy has been awaited with
{ntenao interest. Archbishop p, j..
Ryan, tho highest authority OF tho
Catholic church in Pennsylvania, takes
the ground that the Catholic church
does not favor absolute Prohibition.
In an interview he says
"The kind Of prohibition they have In
Maine, for instance, 10 not indors0d by
ug. The Church could not regard IL as
n crime against the law, or amortal sin,
10 exercise the right Of taking u drink
OF liquor IL 10 temperance That we aim
TO teach; temperance not only In liquor
but In an things. Total abstinence Ia
the best way, but II lies with every man
individually whether he shall abstain
from the use OF liquor, Laws will not
force him 10 do H."
There are 2S,000 members Of tho Cath.
ollie Total Abstinence Union Of the
State Of Pennsylvania.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
rrrn pGsrRIcp nNoAMpMnNr.

or tho Womans Relief Corpb Of Onion In
Session This Afternoon at q. A. Il, Hall
rho Distinguishod Womon Present.
The District Enoampment of the
Womans Relief Corps Of Ohio is In
secret session at q. A. Il. Hall this af-
ternoop. The following distinguished
women are present: Mrs, Mary Il. Ban
croft, department president w, H. q,
Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Sarah M. 10, Bat.
Ties, post department president, Akron,
Ohio; Mrs. Kate u. Sherwood, past
national president, Canon, Ohio;
Mrs. Amy ., j, jerome, presidents;
Mrs. Sarah 10, Flshel, senior vice pres.
ident; Mrs. Annie Il. Clemmar, chap.
lain; Mrs. Matilda 10. Crowl, conductor
Minerva corps, No. 10, Minerva; Mrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
RmV, LnINiN0nR
Called 10 OolumbuE.Y, M, ID, o, Meeting
--othor Notes,
fauseiat fta,..sn.,,d.nes


NAvARRE, Feb. B,-Roy, A, l., Lein'
inger received u telegram few days
ago from Bl0hop WattersOn calling
him 10 Columbus NJ once, llo Is now
stationed at MillerSburg, Holmes
county, Ohio, with NapolIgn aud Cal
mutch ~ missions 10 attend TO. Ills
many friends will DO pleNatd 10 learn
that ho haa not been called far away
from home.
A large aud enthusiastic meeting OF
tho Young Mems Democratic Club was
lad lugt evening. The club has rented
tho old Mayors oflcO and will proceed
o. once 10 extend the room further
back, aud Whrn completed viii mako a
nice room. The club viii give u dance
aud oystorarpper on Thursday evening,
February ~,
Eli Shelter shipped some Of his llnO
poultry 10 Columbus yesterday 10 be
exhibited NJ tho Columbus poultry
show, which takes place this week.
". j. Walker has accepted The agency
of tho Queen Fire Insurance Co., which
was represented NJ this place by Il, Il,
Hinamaster, Mr. Hlnsma8ter retiring,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Ing enclosed Ia a cover That reflects
credit upon tho photographers art,
The second pamphlet Is about 4 by ~
inches and the cover N an unusually
tasty one. On the front Ia the name
30, Aultman n Go, Canton, o., u, y,
A, q sickle forming tho q, aud through
tho curve peeps q portion OF a aheaf Of
wheat, On tho rear cover Ia an excel
lent ylew OF tho o0mpany's works, Tho
twenty four pages contain an extended
description OF tho steam threahhing
machines manufactured, One page N
devoted 10 tbs powers and dimenaiOna
OF the u. Aulman a. 90, enginea
These pamphlets arc VI special impoF'
tanCe 10 farmers and they can secure
them upon addressing tho Offices IN
this city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
$3.50 PER YEAR.
A FINE PAPER
Read by DR.. A. j, DOnda al the oxford
League Talk on Confederation,
aud Excellent Singing,

II was intensely cold about 73o
O'Clock Tuesday evening but the win
tery blasts which swept NJ terrific
rate through the city did not deter hun
dreda Of persons from attending tho
regular meeting Of the oxford League
at the First N, u, Church,
After tho opening exercises DR., A, J.,
Douds, one Of Cantona leading dentists.
and a man unusually we'll informed ON
history, gave q thirty minute review OF
American history from 1855 10 1888.
The Doctor did not 90 into unintereat-
ing details hut handled his subject la Y
manner both interesting and lnatruc-
tive lie began with tho time Of Alex
and6r the Great and touched on tho on
ergy Of the SaxtOn hOTdea, which Gu
Grgy allowed Itself IN tho Golden AGO
Of Literature, and which energy was
transferred 10 American soil lle then
touched with u master hand tho aG-
lions Of the cOlOniata, border warfare,
speeches OF Patrick Henry, and tho
ioellng during this period IN the north
ana south, In the north tho people
fought for an abstract principle
but IN the south tho lighting
was due TO tho outrageous taxation, The
darkest period Of this war, the winter OF
l777, was handled by the Doctor, ~ was
also the surrender Of Burgoyne, life
aud actions Of Franklin, th6 surrender
OF COrnwallis, thus breaking up tho
ministry and placing England IN tho
lowest position she had ever occupied.
Az tho conclusion OF Doctor D0uds'
paper Professor Bushman talked upon
the weakness Of confederation, his talk
being upon subject that could not be
touched upon by Doctor D0uda, but
which was necessary TO AnIGh of that
review.
The singing by the quartet and Sow
eral solOsts was lne and was rouudly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
A PHEASANT ARPAIR.

Tho Entertainment uivon by tho Manner.
ohor Last Night Grand Buocoaa,
The entertainment given by tho
Mannorchor last night, at Empire
hail was well attended, Tho evenings
amusement opened with German
droma, which was given in u pleasing
manner ana greatly appreciated
The MOnnerchor rendered somo OK
cellenC songs In highly satisfactory
manucr The room was cleared and
those present. trlpped the light fantastic
until II lde hour, A very pleasant
evening was spent, and all were highly
delighted with the treatment received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
ouR NAYARRn hnpTnR.
Candidates for tho Post oGloo- Skating
on TOO Thin loo-.-u, A. Il, Show~'Vhe
Catholic Sohoola--PorHonala.
NAVARRO, o, Feb, @, 1880,

NAVARRO, o., Feb, G, 1880.
Asthe fourth OF March approaches,
the applicants ut this place for the post
Office are beginning TO hustle, We have
no less than four applicants, with sew
eral to hear from yet, IL IL amusing TO
see them watch each others move in
that direction, and great deal OF quiet
work Is being done. Correspondence
is going on between some OF them and
Major Mckinley but as yet they nave
no very encouraging news, onIy Chsp
their communications have been TO-
ceiyed and properly filed, and will be
acted on at the proper time,
There will oe I'm entertainment given
ne the Opera Rink Friday evening Feb
IL, In tho interest of Miller Post, q, A
r, with slereoptican views, General
admission 25 cents children 10 cents.
Yesterday morning while young
son Of Henry Nolko was skating on
the mill basin, the leo gave away and
he was plunged into the water Had II
not been for the timely arrival OF John
Balls, who was close by at the
time, and helped him out he
surely would have drowned,
Alex Carver has large display OF
valentines exhibited IN his show WIN
dows, which attract the young folks.
Monday night after the ice.house Of
Mat Clemens had been filed with ice
at the mill basin, the side Of the build
ing gave away, and as u result tho next
morning about one.halt of the Ice was
on the outside Of the building
An examination OF the Catholic
schools was had yesterday by tho dio.
cision school board No. O. IL is said
that the scholars all passed very cred
! liable examination.
! A meeting Of the council was held
last evening, Not very much business
was transacted.
Henry BOIL, Of the Ohio Vollsg Zeit.
uhg was IN town to day In the inter.
est Of that paper. " WV "''0A-
we notice that John Kelly and Sras
McCormick will sell their stoej, of agri'
CULTURAL implements, horses. catile
1nS9usehold goods, etc, at public sale on
thursday February t9,1SSO. Mr. Kelly
Intends to go west. '''''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
An rn, who % a lnno Ilnll AdmIror

George A, Chgston, D. d, Exalted
Grand Ruler Of the ElSs, OF Mansfield,
who was in the city last night, was
seen by n NEws-DEMocRAT reporter,
and stated that tho Elks of Ohio were
in u prosperous condition and rapidly
increasing In membership. Mr.. Clug'
ston 10 also u base ball admirer, and
reports the Mansfield club ag being In
good condition and predicts that the
League will DO u success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
whoohpa A 1aso Brio plrootors.

TOLEDO, Feb, B,-'rhe annual meet.
lug Of the Wheeling & Lake Eric rail.
road stockholders was held here this
afternoon and the following board OF
directors was elected; George 3, Forest,
Now York; s, o. Reynolds, George W,
Davis, NJ, ID, Woodford, Toledo; John
q, Warwick, MoSsilloni James NJ Ham,
NJ. Van lienusIaer, Jr, New YORK. The
last two named succeed d. E. Garrison
and Melville o, Day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
THE ANNUAL MEETING
or tho Ohio Tish and 0amo Protootiv,
Association.

or tho Ohio Fish and oamo Protective
Association.
Tho second annual meeting Of tho
Ohio Fish and Game Protective Asso.
citation viii bo held In Columbus,
Wednesday, Fob. 10, 1880. Thepeople Of
the State ure to-day more fully alive 10
the Importance Of protective measurts
than ever before. Every sportsman In
the state " cordially invited TO attend
in!s .l..s meeting, and ample opportunity
win be afforded for q full and free dis
cugslon of the best means OF arriving
at tho desired end. Every Sportsmane
Club In the State Is invited 10 send
Representatives., The meeting will bO
he'd IN the rooms of the Franklin Fish
aud Game Club, East BrOad Btreet, and
will be called TO order nj Sp. IN, Each
club holding membership 10 entitled 10
one delegate for each Ave members.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
aIoloua TImss Among Tho raaans.

my GABLE " Tho hews'DemooraiI
LONDON, Feb, q, ,- Adyloea from
Shanghai state that a riot has occurred
nj Ching Kiang Foo and that tho Brit
ish Conaulate Hnd seven other houses
belonging TO foreigners were wrecked
by the rioters The British man OF war
Mutine has been dispatched TO Ching
Kiang Foo TO protect lives and proper
ty OF British subjects,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT

Ovor Which tho Cleveland, Canton \
Southern RoRd ID Not Worrying Much,
A $1,000 damage case Is on trial ut
Cleveland against the e., G, q s. road,
which Is not worrying tho company
to any gveat extent. The plMutl1 30
Elenora Bradley, u colored woman. On
October ~, 1887, she AYERS, she boarded
u q. ~ q. train aJ the Cleveland depot
for broadway station and offered u
communication ticket, at the same time
saying that she wished TO get of at In
dependent street. The ticket was 40.
cepted and punched and the plaintiff
asserts that sho was afterwards made
to get OIL this side Of her stopping
place because the train did not stop 0t
Independent street station. The rail
road people say she got OF at their sug.
geslion and that there was no force
Igpd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
oWo Point with rrIdo. >,

TO the "Good name at home" won by
Hoods Saraparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where IL is prepared, there Is more OF
Hoods Sareaparilla sold than of all
medicines and IL has given the best OF
satisfaction since It's introduction ten
years ago. This could not be II the
medicine did not possess merit. fyou
suffer from impure blood, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla and realize It's peculiar
curative power,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07
rho onblnaL Pnulla Ann rnurlpn.

WARRINGTON, Feb, Especial J.
The Cabinet puzzle is still tho leading
topic, The latest rumor, and ono well
authenticated, Is that Senator sherman
In atill sore from his Chicago defeat,
which no charged largely TO Gen. Al
gers mercenary methods, llehas aory-
cd notice on Harrison that II Gen, Al
ger gOe0 into the CabinotAuothcr Conk'
ling episode may be expected, Algera'
friends are now talking very loud In
his interest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-07

Sue Wetzel OarrOlltOnI Miss sue
LaybOlt Lizzie M, burns, Mary
Naohtribb, W0OateTI Anna Black
burn, Sarah l., Blood Hudson,
Maggie ", beatty, Almifa q, Hewitt,
Lizzie ., ElaOn, Waynesburgi Hattie
u, Moses, CarfOlltOn, Mrs, M, ~,
France, WOOsterI Celia A, hald-
win, president, and Martha Man
derbaGk, senior vice, OF Akron,
Ella Chapman, assistant !, a. 1, officer
Buckley corps No, aa, Akron, o. Mrs
Julia Q, stOGker, conductor Rank lie'
lief corps No, $40, Gnadenhuttenl Mrs
Mary +, Dye aud Sarah A, Winhch,
president liank Relief corps No, AO,
aud Mary Glnther, chaplain Rank
corps No, elO Gnadonhulten,