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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A VALUABLE PATENT
That May RcyOlutlonize One Depart
mcnt In the Iron Business.

Information would Indicate that
ono department OF the iron bus,
ineaa would undergo u reyolu.
tlon, and u Cantonlan become
noted through a device patented aud
just tested by John Kohlor chief
draughtaman ut the Wrought Iron
Bridge Works, II Is for cutting iron
beams, These beams, 40 largely used
la building, have btuu cut heretofore
by plain disks without teeth, which, re,
yOlying NJ thousands OF revolutions u
minute, burn their way through the
iron, II requires fifteen or twen.
ty minutes 10 cut u beam, and after
that is done some time Is
required with the labor OF several men
TO cut of the rough edge left by the
disk. The power required 10 force q
dlt through the iron is 80 great that In
mills OF moderate capacity all other
machinery has 10 be stopped. by this
device of Kohlor's the cut is made In q
few moments and Is perfectly clean and
can be set 10 u sixteenth of an inch
by the old way the beam cannot be ac'
curatcly cut aud Is likely 10 be either
too small or too large, Iron men who
have examined II say II Ia perfection
aud the device has aroused great inter.
est among some Pittsburg parties Mr.,
K0hlcr will leave this week 10 consult
with Carnegie and Others In PlttBburg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
DH ALBERT,
Tho Eminent and Buooohaful Physician,
TO Mako His O7th Viait TO Mansfield,
lrrnm lhe Manifold AhlaId nhnner. Eeh. ID

Tho Eminent and Buoooaaful Physician,
TO Mako His O7th Visit TO Mansfield,
(l'rom tho Mansfield Shield Hammer Fob. -
Dr, Albert, Of the Albert Medical In.
stltule Of Cleveland, Ohio, will soon bG
In our midst again. The Or, has made
nearly 100 visits TO our city and the fact
that he has found II necessary TO come
TO Mansfield 40 often speaks volumes
In his favor. We think no certainly
would have transferred his operations
10 some other place before this time
had no not proven u success In this To-
cality Most Of phyalclnna who make
dates away from homie llnd " conyen'
lent or necessary 10 move on from
place TO place never stopping ut any
one place long enough 10 prove whether
their treatment Is useful or worthless
Not 40 with DIR. Albert; he is u slayer
and seems 10 be In demand most where
he Is best known. The writer OF this
judges from this one fact that Dr. Al
bert must b0 u success and his visits 10
Mansfield should Inspire confidence In
Dr. Albort's ability as aphysiClan lie
charges nothing for consultation and
UlulHul tnlHk lu Ila lNNul 10 tllub llV ~
o pleasant, genial gentleman, And In
addition TO all this he Is certainly
strictly honorable In all his dealings,
prompt In the payment of his bills and
deals fairly with every one. For sew.
eral years past DR., Albert has had bus
inesS relations with this Office and we
have always found him upright aud
honest 10 II cent. This one thing goes
far TO prove the reliability of DR., Al.
berts character In these days of 80
many qunCks and dead beats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A GRAND SHOOT
Arranged by tho Kent Gun Club For Two
Days This Month.

Arranged by tho Kont Gun Club For Two
Days This Month,
The Kent Gun club has arranged for
u grand clay pigeon shoot at that place
on February 22 and 20, II is not i'm.
probable that number Of Canton
sportsmen will attend and carry off
some prizes, The prizes will be divided
into 10, 30, 20 and 10 per cent and the
terms of entrance are:
No Get o' wl NU' ah0a' . l'U
rocks, entrance 80 cents, Second shoot
. blue rocks, entrance so cents, Third
shoot y blue rocks entrance 10 ccut6,
Fourth shoot o blue rocks, entrance ~
cents. Fifth shoot q blue rocks, en-.
trance 30 cents, sixth shoot u blue
rocks, entrance % cents.
No. 2 get Of traps First shoot . blue
rocks, entrance 81, Second shoot .
blue rocks, entrance ~, Third shoot IL
blue rocks, entrance Sl %, Fourth
shoot l9 blue rocks entrance $l25,
Fifth shoot IL blue rocks, entrance
$3.50. Sixth shoot l2 blue rocks, en-.
trance ~.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A nuRsrnp moon vnssn1

Cauaos tho sudden Doath Of u Laundry
PropriotroBa,
ATS o'clock this morning Mrs, Hay.
den, propretress of the Canton Laun.
dry In South Walnut street, complained
of numbness and u few moments later
Of heavy pain in her right leg. She
ceased work and removed her stocking.
In q few moments she grew faint and
died before anything serious was ex.
pected, Her daughter reported this
morning that her mother had com.
planned of n numbness In her leg Tues.
day evening and slept with he stocking
on. The deceased was 80 years Of age
and died from ruptured blood vessel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

cemetery, and broke her arm, She was
taken 10 the residence OF Mr. Rhodes
and medical aid summoned, Mrs,
0rund Ia in poor circumstances and
consequently the matter was reported
10 th6 city council with the request
that some action be taken IN the
matter, IL was referred TO the relief
committee,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
pApr1sr cnuRon MmMpmRs

10 Consider tho Question of Calling an
Urbanna Minister TO Fin tho Pulpit.
Rev. Jasper N, Field, who has been
in the city the past three or four days
by invitation from the pulpit committee
Of the Baptist church, left for his home
in Urbanna to-day, The impressions
made while In the city were quite fay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
rho rntoat snooona...rho arontontl

J,A, 1Iisey, D. D, 5, will be at Drs.
Elson Bros. dental pNrlor, - North
Market street, Canton, on Monday,
February tS, TO extract teeth without
pain by the new hypodermic method,
without producing sleep, Nothing Ia,
furious In connection with this metlldds
Prices reasonable. Testimonials from
leading dentists who are using II. AL
lance Tuesday. j. A. HIsEY, ID. DIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
piloal piloSl Itching pilou.

SYMpToMs--Mo Moisture; intense itch.
ing and stinging; most Vt night; worse
by scratching. II allowed to continue
ttimors form, which often bleed and ul.
crate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and In most casei
removes the tumors. AT druggists, OF
by mail, for 30 cents. DR.. Swayne .
Son, Philadelphia .-v.u.s - tT.T-sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A nlrthdnu Celebration.

Ex.County Commissioner John Poor
man was agreeably surprised at his res.
idence in Tuscarawas township recently
by u party Of friends and relatives. 1t
was his 0ltl, birthday, and the after.
noon was pleasantly spent in talking
over old times and various kinds Of
amusement. An excellent dinner was
served which was greatly enjoyed 1t
was q very enjoyable event, and one
long to be remembered by all present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

Orable and the committee request that
all the members OF the church and con
gregatiOn meet Tomorrow (Fhursday)
evening In the lecture rooms Of tie
church 10 consider the question OF CIV
ing Mr., Field u call TO become their
pastor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
THE VALLEY ROAD

Not Aftor an Entrance in tho Union
Depot,
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says;
II has been rumored for some time that
the Valley railway was endeavoring to
get into the Union Derot, Mr., j. IL,
Wade said yesterday that the Valley
had no intention Of entering the Union
depot but that IL II changed depots II
would enter the Nypano depot. No ar.
rangements have yet been made for the
change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
HAPPINESS AND GRIEF,
A Marriage and poath Al uartvillc.

CANAL FULTON, Feb, ll,-Married,
by Rev. b. +, Schillingor, Mr., Jesse
Smith and Miss Emma Schone, of Hart
vile, at the residence Of the brides
parents, on the 7th inst,
Died, at Uartville, on the 9th inst,
Mr., William RubrIght, at the age of 50
years and 0 months, The funeral ser.
vices were held in the Evangelical
Lutheran church IN lartyille, by Rev.
u, +, Schlllinger u. F,S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
NO BLOOD SHED

At tho Canton stonowaro Works.-rroublo
at Coal Mine,
IL was rumored upon the streets
Tuesday evening that there had been
serious trouble at the Canton Stone.
ware works over the payment Of an
employe and that knives had been
drawn and some cutting done The
rumor was false. There was no trouble
at the Stoneware works. At u mine
some distance away there had been
some trouble over the number Of work.
ing hours but there was nothing but
profanity shed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Mxnonniyo ohlol,ona.

James Howard and John Brown, who
were arrested some days ago for steal.
ing chickens, near Navarro, this morn.
ing plead guilty to n charge Of petit
larceny before Mayor Blake, and were
each fined 1876 and costs, which they
paid,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
OXFORD LDAuUm

Woll Attended Last Night..-An Bxoollont
Program Woll Rendered,
The Oxford League Of the first NJ. H..
church met in regular session last
night and had very interesting meet.
ing and was well attended, The first
part Of the evening was spent in sing.
ing Wesley hymns, Miss Laura Shafer
gave 4 character sketch Of Charles
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

The best and cheapest In the world.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup costs you only
% cents bottle.
Mr.. Charles ScEreiner, Foreman of
large Meat House In Baltimore, Md,
says" Salvation Oil acts like magic
on u spralned wrist" Price 25 cts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
BENT TO JAIL.

Ralph Haudy Captured In Cleveland and
Gets Quite Sentence.
Marshal pletchor arrested Ralph
Sandy In Cleveland on Saturday and
brought him to this city. II will be re.
membered that Saudy and Otto Har-
tell broke away from the marshal the
first of last week, when he was trying
to arrest them for stealing some cloth.
ing from ID. j. Holligers store
Mayor Blake this morning fined
Saudy 1895 and costs and sent him TO
Jail for 20 days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

Do you suffer with catarrhp You
can be cured If you take Hoods Sarsa-
pariila, the great blood purifier Sold
by oil druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

At the end of The sixty.fourth round,
with both sluggers all windod out, but
neither one badly damaged the referee
declared the fight u draw.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
nan nnd prol,o nor AVN.

Last night Mrs. Nancy Grund, Of
Bayard, fell on North street, near the
The sun., 1889-03-04

heat OF Cabinet debate and consultation. He
knows Miller, He has summered and wintered
with HIM, and knows his fealty and loyalty. and
The appointment madiens the politicians Of
Indiana. Men not In politics could scarcely be
Wr purs are at Ear IN Ss
symps,hizo With the President elect IN his nat at
friendess of places TO have near him at 10 ast
one old friend who yiIl give him honest. disin-
terested advice and opinions when he needs
Partner, Miller Is no politician. He never has
pretended to be, He Is not great man, either.
shrewd. clever lawyer, especially wise In a
bbookish way. but he is round enough peg to
filled worse than he wants anything else in
Washington.
Rostf0lI9 q ra hsrisrltgsEs ths has
practically been an undisturbed provision in
BENJAMIN HarrisSSn's SI,; mind % i9r fortniRht In
President elect and his Cabipct no one sneers
4 e its snSs hesa n %e whe
tho people acquainted with him.
cns sG I msy pe sa thu, hat "S . made Sp the
over i. T%e PIsis men reply 70 them that L is
timber as Matt Quay and Thomas G. Platt in
i to combine with Blaine and Tracy. The
Just like the West virginia company @ @ G Of Blaine,
Elklns, Window. DAVIS 4 Co.. except that Da-
Wis Is q Democrat. and has to be considered a
silent partner. But the anger will wear away
The. Republican Senators have really made
an Indecent S display Of anger that comes from
est OF them are already becoming molliaed.
Just as Marshal Halstead says:
The music will play, the sunshine will shine,
President has the whip end Of the situation.
All the members OF the next Cabinet are here
except Wanamakerf r. apd ID, kusk: Mr.. Noble came
Partner Miller was another visitor; and Gen.
Tracy brought his sister and intredacsd her
school but viii be here as soon as he @ can come
without breaking Sunday.
. 1t is said that the next steward of the White
mer; who was once chief OF the Hotel Richelieu
The slena Service Bureau predict fair
Greedy. He began. predicting fine weather
he still insists that Monday viii DO clear and
fine.
what i has elected TO the White House. The
family rsseva
Presidents daughter. With her came. her son.
Mss k Rna Frank Ii nf hSf
It is said. Keeping in mind the fact thnt there
are only five bedrooms in the White House, It
the White House family will be slowed away.
The family on the ground now includes the
following persons:
son. Russell Harrison, Mrs John r. Mckee. her
two babies. and Russell Iarrisons wife and
her baby: ex-senator anl Mrs. Saunders, par
4. Scott father OF Mrs, Renlamin Harrison;
Mrs. Scott LORD, who is Mrs, Benjamin Harri:
sons sister; Mrs; Scott Lords dsugh.er and
navy.
The sun., 1889-03-04
FOUGHT THE ExCIsEMAM
A West side Liquor Seller Dying or His
Wounds.

Policemen Bannon and LAWN Of the West
Twentieth street police were on excise duty
yesterday In plain clothes. About $3.50 In the
evening Bannon went into the side door of
John Sauters saloon at 443 West Twenty-sixth
street. LAWN stationed himself at the hall
door awaiting DEVELOPMENTS, LAWN hoard
loud talking and determined to got into the
store He went through the hallway and was
met by Proprietor Sauter. who, In broken
English. asked him his business The officer
showed his badge but Sauter swore he could
not enter the store.
LAWN says that Sauter locked the door, ran
up stairs reappeared armed with thick oak
stick, and threatened to kill the officer II he at
tempted to force an entrance into the store
LAWN persisted, and he says that Sauter
rushed at him with his club. Mrs. Sau-
ter appeared and. In German. screamed
that her husband was. going to be
killed. She turned off the gns In
LAWN says, Joined her husband in thrashing
back and he wns thrown on the floor. He kot
up and got Sauters club and whacked Bautor
over the head with 1t. laying him out senseless
The neirhbors rushed down the stairs and
into the hail from the street. Bannon managed
to get out OF the store by breaking the lock
and came to the assistance OF LAWN. The hall
way was cleared, and it was found that Sap,er
club. hurried down to the station house and
summoned the ambulance. When the ann
bulance arrived at the house the surgeon dis,
eoSer9d that bat sapter was STU unconscious and
At the New York Hospital 1t was found that
Sauter was in dying condition.
The sun., 1889-03-04
RUMOR OF A FIGHT AT SEA.
an AMERICAN AND GERMAN MAN.
OF-WAR SAID 10 HAVE FOUGHE

Secretary Bayard Discredit- the Imprcbn-
bic Rumor-The Story Comes from n avai
Circles In Kiei-No News OF 1t In London.
KEEL. March IA rumor is current In
naval circles here that conflict has taken
place in Samoan waters between an American
man of war and the German corvette Olga. 1t
Is alleged that tho American vessel fired the
first shot.
LONDON. March 3.-The American and Ger
man Legations here have received no advioes
regarding the reported engagement In Samoa
between war ships OF their respective Govern
ments.
Advices have been received from Samoa to
the effect that a truce has been declared be-
tween the German Consul and Mataata until
after the Berlin conference. Mataafa agrees to
prevent the destruction o. German estates.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Secretary Bayard
said tonight that he had not heard anything
ofthe reported conflict between German and
an American war vessel in Samoan waters. He
regarded such conflict as highly improbable
as there was an understanding that beligerent
action In Samoa should be suspended pending
the conference to be held at Berlin. He also
pointed out that 1t was hardly possible that in
formation OF such a state OF affairs would be
known at Kiel before the news was received at
Berlin or Washington
The sun., 1889-03-04
PARNELL JUBILEE MEETINGS.
Rejoicing Ovor tho Collapse OF the Tory
Fabrication Of IniQuity.

Great enthusiasm was shown at the Par
nell meeting at the school hall OF st. Columba's
Church, West Twenty fifth street and Eighth
avenue. last night. The meeting was held
for the reorganization Of the dormant branch
Of the Irish National League OF the church and
incidentally as jubilee for the triumph Of
Parnell. About 200 loyal Irishmen were pres
ent and 500 was subscribed for the Parnell de-
fence fund. The Rev. Henry Pratt presided. and
Michael Fennelly and Patrick Gleason spoke.
The large hall Of St Lawrences Church. on
Eighty-fourth street and Fourth avenue, was
nearly filled by friends Of Parnell and the Irish
cause last night Robert b. Mooney presided.
Speeches were made by Luke +. Cozans. =. II.
Burnham, and Michael Breslin. Letters with
checks for generous amounts were received
from Roswell 2. Flower and Ashbe! p. Fitch.
The contributions aggregated about $500.
which will be added to the Parnell defence
fund. A boys choir Of st. Lawrence's Church.
led by the Rev. Father Walker. sang an Ode
to Parnell." composed for the occasion. The
meeting was conducted by the Yorkville branch
of the Irish National League.
The sun., 1889-03-04
HEADLONG FROM THE ROOE
Tho Father Falls Past tho Window by
Which His Family Are at Dinner.

Jeremiah Finn. stonecutter, who lived
with his wifo and three sons on the second
floor Of the tenement at 1859 Second avenue.
had been sick for tho past four weeks with a
stomach trouble. For the last three days his
mind had been disturbed. and his wife had
kept the doors locked to prevent him from get
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the fam
lily sat down to dinner In the kitchen while
Mr.. Finn lay on his bed IN the front room.
when flash Of white went down past the win
dow and u crash on the tagging followed.
They looked out to see the sick man sire ched
sons ran down stairs and lifted their father
up, He died in the hallway. Finn had left his
bed while the family we're at dinner. and. un-
locking tho door. had escaped unperceived to
the root. from which he threw himself to tho
ground. sixty feet below. He was 81 years old.
The sun., 1889-03-04

they reach the, White House again, they will
talned; It is undsrstood at the White House d,
to see Gen. Harrison this afternoon and talk
pyfro oyer the sa saarsngements for t3,norrow with
some attention from persons who chanced into
TIE private ,h0s seeretary's room while they were
their single pair OF arms more sseryiceabie, and
smoked good cigars and chatted with acquaint-
ances.
BRooMs FOR THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Campaign trophies and similar gifts have
rison party arrived here. but two new embiems
Ct victory We're were displayed In the room OF Private
Tho first one set up, was like an ordinary
ss and sdffSsdf Sad sons Rs i ss Es nSS SSa twice
Sd SSR 'SS s!ss
aieIsd \ i up: boorkeeper Dinsmors found
carried snf # at tss M M51SSe oSss a4a
iS i vas S!sSi isst iens Eith EandIe twg inches
1fs e oorn WIN ii IT rsS sea WITS tMS
feet long and was painted green The upper
Gss Sa XII essnd
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
The Harrison party will leave the hotel be.
{ {orS ~ o'clock to-morroW morning and 20 to
EfsS hfy VII Will. asn hS HalsGn v % IS
riding to the Capitol with the President.
the family will be, driven by sldo
them have been reserved in the Senate
CHAMBER; After the ceremonies at tho
Capitol they will return to the Presidents
stand in front OF the White House, and will sit
there while the procession passes after which
they will take possession Of the White House.
House to morrow night. although the rooms at
the Arlington will not be given up till the day
following.
The inaugural is being copied by typewriters
In the back room OF Private Secretary Halford's
quarters to-night. 1t will be put in type to-
night and will be in the hands OF the press as.
soclattons by 8 or O'clock to m orrow morning
The sun., 1889-03-04
POPULAR MR.. NORTON
He Keeps Open House and Cordially We'll
comes All Comcrs.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-Vice-P President
elect Morton Is rapidly becoming a prime IA
vorite In Washington. He is at the Arlington
with Mrs. Morton and their five young daugh-
ters Mr.. and Mrs. Morton practically keep
open house. All their friends and acquant-
ances are made most welcome in their apart
ments. 1t Is the simple and unaffected hospi-
talty OF refined people. The apartments are
beautifully adorned with poses and palms and
maiden-hair ferns There are visitors from
every county in New York State anxious to see
The bright faced country girls on their we'd
ding tours come In coyly with their sturdy hus-
bands. and are as welcome as princes and
Mr. Morton's apartments have also become
ali receive friendly grasp Of the hand from
tho Vice President ana smiling welcome from
Mrs. Morton. Tho Mortons apparently know
coming graciousness. Mr.. Morton, has been
particularly overrun with visitors to-day. In
ssTycs ssS At Old T JoSn % the church S Of he
Presidents. 1t Is the oldest church In town and
hs been by TIE greater a6ef OF
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Morton assist
Pennsylvania Regiment In tho New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Morton
elect had made n harry little speech OF con-
Mr, Morton is one o. tho delighted ones at the
selection Of Gen Tracy rs tho New York mem
ber Of tho Cabinet. He says it will cement the
party in the State and all breaches are closed
by It, He thinks that all Republicans should
be happy over the event.
While Mr. Morton and others apparently feel
that all is we'll there are prominent men here
who believe that when the time comes for
banding around the patronage tho millennium
here will change to a blaze of truly liapubicnn
dislorl, There viii hc u Volcano they say
WitD pcnty OF rocks In it,
y a doral egsy, mar six feet high was pre-.
sentod 10 Mr. Morton Tonight 10y his friend
Ioseph z Ryan OF the Lincoln Club The chair
Is counterpart Of the one MI. Morton will &C.
cppy ~ Prssldent of The senate.