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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28

That Pail road ought to be kept in
view as one Of the earliest improve
ments to be carried through. We
stick fast in the mud of the old
Spanish mule-track. How long are
those Anticipated trains of pack
Jules from Koolau to mark this
aItirg place in our civilization? 1t
snould be said, however, that the
road up to the Pail is now main
aimed in admirable condition under
the new system of constant mend
ing. Tie drive up to the grand des-
lent is delightful. If one could only
keep right on down into Koolau
and its cheerful roads 1t is a splen-
did country but hard to reach, espe-
cially now that horseback riding Is
E., Ting so much out Of fashion
We trust no land owner or rock
owner will turn up at the last mo-
ment anywhere on the hill, and
want five thousand dollars for the
right of way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28

New York City is reported to con
tam 10000 Cinnamon, and Homo
lulu has nearly the same number.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28
EVENTS OF TO-DAY.

HoEoLULU RULES Company b, drill,
80 p. m.
l.. o: .. F.-EIcelsior Lodge, Fort street,
KALEEANEHA GUAKD-Queen's Own, drill
80 p. m.
A O. F.-Court Lunalilo. Oahu Lodg,
room, 80 p. IN.
ST. AEDREw's SEWING So~rFrv Rusiras.
meeting from 2 to s p. M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

One Of the first extensive road
projects on the west side of Hawaii
which seems to demand attention. is
the acquisitions by the government
OF Mr.. Peter Lees carriage road
from the Volcano to Paha!a and its
extension to Hilea, from which latter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28
WILL THE INTER-ISLAND CABLE PAY?

There has been a very general i'm
preston that although the Inter
island telegraph enterprise projected
by Mr.. Bartholomew would be a
splendid thing for the country, its
proftableness as a business invest
ment WAS very predetermined. A
consideration OF the following
figures, showing the basis on which
the probable future business Of the
company was calculated, seems to
put quite q different face on the
matter.
The Fundamental element in the
problem is the ratio which tele-
graphic messages bear to the number
or letters passing through the post
ONCE. This matter has been inves-
tigated~ quite thoroughly, with the
,seSult Of showing that the ratio of
kilograms TO letters is much larger
than generally supposed. In New
Zealand; which was supposed to
furnish conditions as near our own
As any country was likely to do, the
ratio was found to be about one to
twelve-that is, one telegram for
each twelve letters. In England,
where the telegraph lines are run by
the government as part OF the postal
system, the ratio was about the saLne.
On extending the examination to. a
number of other county, ,se
ststistics ~-7Vs0SL oIa, Il.
VSS1' ~s''' - R lE.YI,s1H !
.,,,,er.asS ll,ssssa loon varied very |
bittsFsssf5, there was found to be q |
greater degree of uniformity than
might have been reasonably antici-
patsd. The average varied very |
little from the figures given above .
for England and New Zealand.
Taking the business of the Ha-
Naiian Postal Bureau as a basis, and |
calculating the proportion of tele
grams to letters as only half that Of |
the other countries examined. II was
found that the proposed enterprise
would pay not only fair, but very
large dividends upon the capital !
stock. Admitting that the some |
what peculiar composition of our
population will have a tendency to !
minimize the use of the telegraph, !
reduction OF fifty per cent. from the !
hSures OF other countries seems an |
ample margin for that contingency. |
On the other hand, the necessary |
defects OF our postal system, due to
the population being scattered on
several different islands, so that be-
tween many points, mail communica-
ton Is only had once a week, ought
to stimu ate the use of a telegraph
line, whicI is available at all times.
Parties WLo have given the subject a
great deal of attention express conf
dsnce tiNt by the time the telegraph
has been in full operation for few
months, it will be not only practic-
able, but profitable for the company
to reduce its charges to one half the
maximum rates named in the Act.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28

point very good road now runs to
Waiohinu.
There has been lying upon our
table for several days, a com
munication with signature
which we take TO be " Fair
Play" This leads Us to say once
more, that we cannot publish any
communication that is not accom-
panied by the real name and addres:
of the author.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-28
advertisements.
Read This d!

WE TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR s.
W per dozen. and are selling fine island
views for $3.50 per dozen, with the very
best finish. J. a. GONSALNES.
l26-lm 129 Fort street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

| most Nraiij tne ues,ita w llp iutufe
American nation, For IN that year tho
gallant Gen. Wolfe, aided by some Of
the best blood of the colonies, had
atormed the heights " Abraham and
taken Quehpp from tho French,
The beginning Of the end was seen
Ia the Thanksgiving held by tho colony
OF Rhode Island on June 10, l10a That
day was proclaimed a general holiday
by tho governor AZ the request Of tho
general assembly, "in acknowledgment
10 the Aipreme Being for che repeal of
the late aot Of parliament imposing
stamp duties
Theneeforward national Thanksgiving
days rested on the 6urer foundations "
the peoples will During tho reV0lu-
uonaTy wars, tho observance Of an an-
nual national holiday was recommended
by congress- and faithfully kept by tho
whole people, Ia 1850, Washington, In q
message 10 congress, recommended tho
setting apart 0f q day Of Thanksgiving
10 celebrate tho adoption Of the oonall'
tuition The overthrow OF q local TO-
belllon In 1908 was similarly observed,
In accordance with tho tenor Of another
message by the president
In 1915 President Madison proclaimed
day Of national Thanksgiving on no.
count Of the peace which closed the war
OF 1919, For forty-elght years no huoh
day was observed, until tho custom was
revived by Lincoln Ia 1868,
During all this tme the New England
states were holding annual Thanksgiy'
lnga on their own account,
II 10 but llttlng that In the evolution Of
this truly national holiday tho original
oeoupiera Of tho soil should have their
part The Protestant Episcopal prayer
book Of 1850 gives tho first Thursday In
November as the day for the Observance
Of tho annual Thanksgiving, except some
other day 10 selected by tho olyll authorl'
ties
Tho time now taken every year by tho
latter Ia the last Thursday Of November,
II was about this time each year that tho
American Indian was wont 70 build great
firea In tho woods and roaHt the ilesh Of
tho deer and bear and boil tho corn and
stew the pumpkin and make tho welldn
ring with the noise OF his fcaating, hlng.
Ing and dancing before the long winter
closed down,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Pan sPnAKHaaHIP,

Reed Forging 10 the Front, Mckinley in
ina Houp,.- Why Reed IN Wanted, aud
MCKINLEY Not Wanled,--Phe QuAlmy
Hand Of loaa Quayr,POintera on the
oontest'-helly Abandona Mckinley,
WAauIEaToS, Nov co. Special -
Within the last twelve hours there has
been q great change on the Spoakorshp
contest, Reed has gained very rapidly
aud Mckinley has loH ground, To-day
Reed h counted q sure winner but before
tho caucus meets ohang6s may again
occur 10 make the result doubtful, The
change for Reed has been brought about
by a deal by which Reed secures q prao'
tloully solid delegation from both New
York aud Pennsylvania, and II lanow owl,
dent that tho Administration h backing
Reed, Congressman Kelley, the oldest
member Of the Ways and Means Commit.
tee has been counted solid for Mckinley,
Ito waa promised the chaIrmanahlp Of tho
Ways and Means Committee Ia case Of
MoKlnloy'a election, but ho IL now for
Reed, Senator Quay Of Pennsylvania h
at work to beat Mckinley and the apostacy
Of Kelley ID part Of hls work, Kolloy'a
conversion came high, hut Quay paid the
price, The appointment Of ShollmIro 40
pension agent ~ Philadelphia h reported
to have been the compensation for hla
apoataoy II Reed secures New York and
Pennsylvania, 40 appears now, hc will be
elected Speaker
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
0nRONIo pIsEAsEs.

Tho Doctor treats no acute dlIoAsea, bat makes
an onllro speciality OF chronic and lonGntandinF
dlaoataa. Gasea giyon up by othnr doctors and
pronounced lnourablo, no most dealre9 70 800,
bll, hUNNRN hn treated over atOO cases IN
Ohio In tho last two JeAra, many VI which had
b, pu aiyen up aa INouRAntn, gomo 20 DO blinl,
otbefh Deaf aud n Largo Number 10 bo lnyplidn
for life, hut behold nov lhoy boe and Hear
and many arc on tho High Road TO Health and
Improving every day,
Tho Doctor II surrounded with tho largest col,
lection Of hne InAtrumonth ever imported 70 thlr
oountty for examining and tro ting all chronic
dliaAies OF the noad, kAao, Eye, kar Throat,
Heart, LunEa, stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder,
skln, nfaln aud Nervous hyptom, panoera Tum'
Neuralgln, hhoumAllsm, Drppay,. 0Qut Sek
llondnohe, Debility, Depression Of Sphiu, Die
saios OF Children, Hereditary Dleason, eto,, etc.,
and, In fact, all lonnntAndiug and ChIonic
Dlaoahun, All surgical ono atlOna performed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
EXAMINATIONS FREE TO ALL.

Whenever Il 10 known that DIR, BURNER 10
stopping at place, crowds gather TO consult him,
and II N not 10 bo wondered at whom II 10 temem.
bored that IN dagnooipg disease ho mover asks
boitor than tho kiok can themselves II N won
derlul gift for amy eno 10 posAouu, and DIR
BuRNER'S dinghostic powers have created
wonder throughout tho country.
lilo adopted the following plan. which it peoullar
10 the largo hospitals, and IL nQl and noyor hna
been tho practice OF country dQot0ra,. viIi He
carefully notea the eymptoma Of the paliunt and
atoortAlnr the condition OF tho Internal ofgpna,
future reference. In this way ho Moortalnt the
truo raturo Of the disease and lte cause. Know.
Ing the disease ho knows tho change II pr, duoea
In tho tlfhuce, and knowing tho olAnRon no ohooka
on the hgh road 10 recovery. When Aok poopla
consult BIN he readily tells them who her be oA1
cure or holp th0m, or whether they arc beyond
hOpN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.
Dy reason Of false modttIy tho youth Of our
land aro kopt 10 Ignorance Of tho ruinoua results
which certain solitary indlacroto practices pro.
ducu, These voop, whom pcrSltd Ia, eventually
undermine tho constitution, induce nervous do
biliy aud premature decay Organic weakness,
nervous debility, promataro decline OF the manly
powers, involuntary vital loses and liko adec'
rton', tptoily md pormanenty curod by DE-.
Burntr 10 tb)p acquainted with tho Doctor II
ishrAly ncceNayy to say that NO hm fer many
yelW enjoyed tho slnOtlon OF bolng the most
tu'cnytiul and celebrated spocinlis, 10 tho World
fo- hn treatment and ouro OF those affections
ullrh arIso from youthful irdiscrciion tod roh-
mr, pae. Ices, and all may consult him With com
ldo cou'd7noo.
atell tho maadlop lh't ofIiSt mankind thorc Ia
trobh'y ono about which physicians In gonoyal
rrlgii1e know pn little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
nINEASEs on MOMAN,

Such az has baflcd tho skill OF all othor physl-
clans and rOmsdlor. DR.. Burner quickly cares
Cancers, tumors. Abroid and polypoid wowthS
cured without tho use Of tho knife or cauSticS'
No cutting, no pain, no danger.
MANHOOD PERFECTLY RESTORED
Quick, painless aud cottaln euro for Impotence,
Lost Manhood, spOrma,orrhooa, LOSSES, Weak
ness and Nervous Debility, also for prostatihi,
VavlcocClo and all private Diseases, whether from
imprudont habits OF youth or sexual ogGc'se9 In
mature years, or any cauoo that dcblitatoa tho
poEual fuDot,ors, speedily aud pcrmantly cured,
Consultation ircs ubd strictly confidential. Ablo'
lulo curcs suarantocd. No risk Incurred.
ErrLrrsY on flrs scientifically trOateacond
positively cured by u never tilihg noikod,
FerR ExAMisAuoS or rHNURiSR,- Enoh per1ln
npnyinV for modlr, treatment ehould toud OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
TIM ToRRID ZONE CHAPS.

Dot up Another Little Negro Rebellion on
their own ltook-.+Where Waa Fred
Douglass,
Nav YoUR, Nov, o. Special, Tho
steamer Arinco Frederick, which loft Port
au Prince on November 10Th arrived here
this morning aud brings the startling
nowa of u now uproislng In llaytl, II was
reported when the steamer left that there
we're Ave thousand mon armed 10 dcpoae
liIppotytc, No further details Of the ro.
bclllon was known pt Port hu Prince
when the atohmor loft,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS.

Dr. Burner Is the only Physician now in Ohio who has
ceiyed instructions in tho European Colleges In Analytical
and Microscopcal Examinations OF the Blood Urine ETC.,
which are now considered indispensable TO correct diagnosis
lin many Diseases He has also extensive supply of the
difficult cases. by modern meth is, embracing many which
aro but seldom found outside no larger cities There are
many diseases which physicians in practice do not
usually treat and are therefore, seldom prepared with tho
necessary and costly outfit TO examine correctly or treat with
suCcess such cases. therefore, would do well TO call az once
laro vet OPEN or forever closed against them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A LIFE OF EXPERIENCE.

The Doctor has had whole life Of study and experience In
hs profession and enjoys ADVANTAGES which fall 70 the lot Of
but fowl After attending his Full Courses In tho Medical
Cocges and graduating with tho highest honors ho was
content 10 stop there, but has since attended other Colleges
travelled extensively for the purpose Of Improvement having
visited tho best Medical Colleges, Hospitals, Dsponsaries
Eyo Ear Lung and other Med Oand Surgical nsttuons on
both Continons travelling thousands OF miles both by lane
gnd eep oxpndmg thousands OF dollars improving every
advantage within his nd, and dovotng tho best year,
Of his lie TO become thoroughly familiar with his profession II
MI its branches,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A DEAL ron sPnAKmR.

numored Alliance Between Reed and Jul
iua Caesar nuTowa TO pehtIoy Moitln-
ley'..Will Reed do II.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20. Special. Some
Of Congrcaamcn Burrows Michigan
friends, who are backing him very
win r Reed Of Maine does not,
II IN undoratOOd that Reed will
transfer his strength 10 him In case ho
can't make II himself, and that Burrows,
whom Speaker win make Reed chairman
Of the Ways aud Means Committee, which
will mako Reed loader on the floor Of tho
House, Az the committee now stands Reed
ranks Mckinley Oh that committee, kel-
Icy, Of Pennsylvania, being first, HrOwn,
Of Indiana, second, Reed Third, Mckinley
fourth, and Burrowa last, Under tnu W,o
adopted by Speaker Carlisle, Of promoting
mompora on committees In their rank,
Burrows could put up Reed over McKln'
Icy 49, chairman under the rules,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
rho Mont Noted Mason on marth piou

ST. PAUL, Nov, q. .-[Speciol.l- A. H. q,
Piorson, the greatest Masonic character
In the world died at o'clock this morn
ing Of Brights disoaso. The funeral will
bo delayed three days at tho request Of
piorson, who was always afraid OF being
ofbeing buried nliye, He was born In
New Jersey August 20, 1917, and was tho
best known secret society man In the
United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
WOOL PULLING.
phey TAyor MoKlnly for Bpeakor

plTrsnuR0, Pa, Nov. 25.-ISpocial, T.
Tho Pennsylvania State Wool Growers
Association met hero to-day. Resolutions
were passed asking Congress 10 place u
specific duty on wool; also making cor
tain changes In the classification leading
TO q higher tariff, Delegates were also
Convention, 20 bo held In Washington on
Dec. 2, Mckinley was favored Tor Speak
or Of the House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

A man who has praollped medicine Tor
40 years, ought ~ know salt from sugar
read what he says
pOLED0, o., Jan, 10, 1877,
Massrs, ", j, Cheneyd Co -Genilemeni
Il haYebeen Ia tho general practice Of
medicine Tor most 40 years, and would say
That Ia all my practice aud experience
have never seen q preparation that could
prescribe With as much confidence Ut siO-
cess a. can HALLS CatarTh Cure, manfae,
iured by you, Have prescribed Il great
many times and iis effect " wonderful,
and would say IN conclusion that have
40 yet tO mud q case Of Catarrh that ID
would not cure, u they would take II ao'
eOrding " direcilOns,
Yours TgllH
l., l., GORguCH, NJ, d,
Office, glb Summit 81,
We viii give 500 Tor any ease of GA.
larrh that can not be cured with Halls
Caiarrh Cure, Taken internally,
n, !, CHENEY a CO., Props, Toledo, q,
lN-hOid bY Druggiaia, zoe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28


bring " . c1noos Of urine, which will receive
careful chemical aud misroscoplcal oxamina.
tion.
pEasoSs USsKtLLpuLbr treated by ignorant
prctcnd'r, who keep triaing with them month
attsr month, swing poisonous and injurious com-
pounds, should call and sec tho Doctor.
WONDERFUL cURRa by our improved method Oe
treatment accomplished Ia Nervous Debllltp.
Premature Decline Of Manly Powers and Kindred
Anoctions, which hsvo boon neglected or unalIill-
fully treated. No experiments or failures Pc
tionts treated by mail and medicines aont by or.
press. Personal cont ultatlon Is profOrablO We
guarantee durable onsss.
List OF questions ftOc.
Qg-Jaacs and Correspondence Confidential.
Treatment Oaul o, o. D. to any part Of tho United
States.
Correspondence with inyalldS solicited. All
| ottorS with stampe enclosed answered free,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A poronnd Importnnt tom.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 20,.-Thcrc Ia now
dog At tho White House. A few days ago
Mr.. Jno. Hooy eont Mrs. Harrison boauti'
ful fox terrier from ha celebrated konnol
ot Hollywood, Long Branch, The dog ID u
splendid specimen, whito with black
spots, and Ia perhaps the finest fox terrier
south Of New York, Dash, the collie, has
not quito gotten use 10 hia now companion,
but Dash will mover lose his popularity
for no In baby McKoo'H pct,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Wilma RIO Tronblo.

The Akron Republican snysi"If the pro-
iect TO uninto Canton and Mossillon by an
electric railway ever materiolises, what a
tlmo those towns will have In settling the
suburbs question: There will be nc
lroublc. Mnssillon has always been nd'
mittod ono OF Canton's most enterpnsina
suburbs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is pronounced
by thousands superior 10 all other ar.
ticles for the cure OF coughs, colds, aud
all pulmonary complaints.
IN no instance has Salvation OIL fail
ed In giving Immediate relief from
rheumatism or neuralgia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
nnnohlnr a Murdoror In wIncon.In

wuTE HALL, Wis., Nov. 20, -lspcciol.l
Word has been received from Preston
that mob took Jacob olscn from tho
Jail there and hung him 10 tree last
night Olsen IL said 10 have committed
an ntrocious murder,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
DELAY Is DANGEROUS.

Many diseases ate 70 deceptive that hundreds
Of pefeon have them before lhoy oven suspect H.
1boy know thuy are not woll, but arc pNtltoly
Ignorant VI tho doadly tanga which arc fastening
upOn them, and must, sooner Qr later, certainty
dcatroy them, uuuus rescued by tklllod hand.
hfa you All 'ctodf Your oaae NAV now DO por.
feoty ouTablo, but Remember qyofy momont OF
neglect brings you noator W. lpouTablo ntaEta,
tcndot you no aailutnnoo. The present Il ours,
thN IA uro MY he 100 LATE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Eisuros ON tho spoaEorship Contest

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.- Especial. Tho
knowing ones who are working on the
pointers give the following ns the strength
OF the leading candidates for speaker;
Reed 90, Mckinley AZ, Cannon "a, llondor'
son 10, Burrows, ~, This makes lb2.mom-
bors out OF 100, with II mcmbors In the
unclnsscd list II takes Sb votes to carry
tho caucus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Fatal lcxplonion at PittSburR.

PITrsnuRo, Nov 20, Especial, J. Tho
boiler NJ the Duqucano steel works NJ Du.
qucsno exploded this morning, killing
William MarahOll, the master mechanic,
and John Booker, workman, Robert
North, another workman, was badly
scaldod, Tho boiler house was blown 10
atoms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Tho eilvor Ilngu WIN NOW Talk.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov 20, Special. Three
hundred delegates have arrived here 60
attend tho silvcr convention which be-
gins to-day, Colorado and California
having the largest number OF delegates
present. Thoy all favor tlrc free and un-
limited coinage of silver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
nues1A INspncpe oun II. II.
eyalom.--A Gigantic II, II. Bohomo Aorota
BibOfia,

LoGRPoRr, N. Y. Nov, 96.-lSpoolal, i
Count Antonio HpzniralSl, the Russian on
gInoor visited Fowle'a Electric Smelling
aud Aluminium works here yesterday,
The Counra ylalt TO this country IN Ia lo.
halt OF his government 20 inspect with q
number Of other engineers the rnilronda
OF the United States, The government OF
Russia Ia building railroad acrogg Slbor-
10 90 the Paclllo ocean. II ~ said thorc
will be four thousand miles Of track and
$500 miles OF river transportation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
ANopnnR NApuRAL oAe noRnon.

-Four Ponona Killed and Wounded in
payton.--tt Ia q Dangerous Element,
DAYTON, o., Nov o. Special, The
Hawthorne two story brick dwelling was
blown 10 atoms early tha morning by cS'
ploslon Of natural gaa. Two children
wore killed and Scott Hawthorne, his
wlfo and father were fatally injured,
Thoy were removed to the hospital. The
explosion was heard all over the city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
RrItInh l,tonmcr purnod at sos.

NEW YoRK, Nov 9O,-ISpoclol,l-A dis
patch was received AZ the MARITIME OK.
change to-day, saying the British steamer
Santiago was burned NJ sea on Nov. H.
Tho crow was taken of by the ship A. j.
Fuller and are now on the way 10 this
port
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
A Big Rnilrond Man RonIrnn.

MILWAUKEE, Nov, 0.-ISpociol. l--vicc-
President John G, Stubbs, Of milwaukee,
q ST. Paul Railroad, has resigned oftor a
service Of less than month. He will re-
turn 10 his old position as general man
ager OF the Southern Pacific.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
Another Fatal Railroad Accident,

FoRT )opoE, ia,, Nov. % Especial. J.
Tho Eastbound freight on the Illinois Con-
trnl went through u bridge near Waterloo,
Iowa, yesterday afternoon, killing Arthur
Dubois, the engineer, and j, q. Clancy, the
fireman, and wrocling sixteen cars
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-28
suninr tho Iown Rnilrondn.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Nov. 26,- Especial. j..
The Attorney General OF this State has
boon ordered TO bring suit against the
Rock Island 4 Chicago Cedar Rapids q
Northern, and Milwaukee q ST. Paul Rail-
why's for violation OF Tho State railroad
lnwg.