davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
.I.eft at the pot,


Chc'tsln u 70 Ima B ts sorc 10 ; Zooiita 80 to l.
Golden Rod 30 10 l. - 7 WV wv y" >
e 3. Chieftain 70 J. lima ] TO = zo9lite 20 TO l.
Golden Rod l. 70 l. w ~ -
Mutuals-CiVl service s'r,iob, sqi ~ ,t..o 10 g.
Blue Rock place = -.
lima b. did her be-t to the lead but found IL in
possible 70 get a"ay om Cvl service who clung 10 her
until AZ the head Of The homosic,ch she quit Then CiyI
serNice came on alone winning all out by half length
Blue Rock tooh second place when lima u drained ou.
and Bergen made desperate efforts Z, CHALLENGE the leader
but failed. He first tried o. up on the outside then
pulled back and attempted u creep forward ON the rail
This manOeuNre was cleVery defeated however nv Lamb
lev. who shut Blue Rock out by pulling in n the rail-
Bergen very angry and promptly claimed , foul The
judges promptly dsallowed IT, and the horse. were
placed they finished. Blue Rock bes. Cbictt,,n
two lengths for the place. Geraldine Amazon Merden
Ratslpa The Tartar Withdrawn rogo ,,.s loft
at the post.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES 40
EACH. 81 900 ADDED. SIX FURLONGs
G. walbaum's ch. Sorrento by Joe Hookcr-Rosa
G. HcaI;ts ch. 9. Phlander I. iii. iiaywsrd) S
w. ". Briggs's br. h. Prodigal, O. Anderson1 o
A. Smiths b. (. Lady Reel 4 ia fIittIc0cIG O
5. s. Withers's b. c.. by Uncas-Swect Home B. IO6
Bradford Stables ch. e. Moonstone. g. 112 d. Tribe5
l.. Purcells hr. T. Gratitude, 8 LOG
Time-1 :1S3,.
Betting 20 wfn-SOrreDtO II u l. Philander q
seets 70 l. Prodigs rsvort) to l, Lady Reel 70
Moonstone Il TO I. Sweet Home colt 70 T. Gratitude
~ 10 J.
Betting for usee-SorrentO 70 1. Philander 2 to 1.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

277se; rye. sec; No. barley nominal No nax.
seed II u; prime timothy seed, II 80 pork per
bl s2 9o ard per 100 ~ 90 20 shore ribs sides looss.
- 25d-5 80 dry satet shoulders (boNei 81 lOdS5 20;
short clear sides (boNe s5 75ds5 81 whiskey dsters'
finished goods peg gal, 81 OF unchanged:
No. . whte uats. 20d291ic No. white os s41294c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

has always been denied him, and which no
considers his due, | think | like Swift
better than any character I've played Of
late years.
He gave me photograph that shows
that loyablc scamp In one OF his best re-
membcred bits. llo has just learned that
ho has failed hopolossly His last chance
Ia gone. Tho game Is up his dual oxist-
enoe discovered, hla love dream over and
tho officer Of The law Is waiting for him.
There IN ono moment-only one-for him
20 net In. II the warrant Of arrest Ia de-
stroyod ho may bo able later 10 make u last
dash for liberty. AS cooly ~ II nothing
depended ON II, Swift lights his cigarette
with u as Tho oasloat way out Of the din
Guilty
The perfect ease, the aplomb with which
be did this were admirable. And II rs safo
70 say no actor Ia New York could have
accomplished 10 with such calm, unruilled
audaolty M barrymore, and with the aym.
pathy Of the audience 80 entirely his own
"Thcre a a serious fault In the oonstruo.
tlon Of Reckless Temple, Is there notW
asked
"1'hc play has been sandbagged by tho
critics. he answered with shrug, and
rose 10 powder his chin. ~ have q word
TO say about that and--or--in tho moan
time, would yon think II very indecent of
me " | were 10 change my ooatYp aud he
got himself into sad looking Prince Al
bert thgt accmcd first cousin 10 the wave
OF snowy hrirunnn vi. hrNw
a good doai mas been said OF his eyes
lie makes them up M noVther actor can,
30 that they look shadowy and blue even
across The footlinhta, but he has a remark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

aply g0pa inunaauon to wOfA on. 1neir
beauty Il not entirely dnn 20 artistic denal'
", They arc remarkably brilliant and
comprehensive, but thelr peculiarly Hes
Ia their concentrated power 10 fash Az
one moment they are guarded, almost
opaque, with q wnndglnl oapRhility Tor
hiding secrets, then Hfippthlng II said or
done that makes the pupils dllale, little
door seems 70 open, emitting q brilliant
flash, and then diseWeily closes again
They flashed now,
NJ Ia all rubbish 20 say that the char
aoter Of Reckless Temple II impossible,
although admit u 10 unusual II ID hard
Tor paople 10 understand q concrete type
like Temple, or 10 regard him with sym
pathy lie does something wholly rush
something that only one man Ia thou
sand would do-he takes upon himself the
blame Tor another man's Gime The audi
enoe cannot comprehend tho action from
hh standpoint. ile h q hohemlani dlaao'
Lutte, reckless one sin more added 10 his
long catalogue, the blame borne for Che
aake Of a friend, the brother Of the woman
he loves -hopelessly, as he thinks what
matters itf Hat the public h fond Of gen
eralitiea IL u too much trouble 20 sharpen
perception and 500 possibility Ia an iso'
lated case,
almost time 10 90 on, sir," said u call
boy AZ the door.
IAN right, Charliei' and then oontlnu-
Ing easily "liut while / appreciate this
play for ita literary merit, ! zee that Il Ia
weak In one point As u is now, the hero
knows that Temple ia going 10 shoulder
the responsibility Of his fault aud permits
II, How can Rn audience sympathiae with
such q herOi lie Il coward. hut we arc
golng 70 change that The hero won't
know Of the sacrifice until 100 late, Don't
you sect must SO now haven't talked
30 much about myself Ia An age,"
lie went out with his graceful, loungIpg
gait Watching from the wings / saw
him on tho Hnga with tensely olasped
hands and an expression Of agony ~ he
leaned over u sohhIng girl, Hewaa saying
Ia those tender hopeless tones that have
30 often thrilled hls audiences
Good by, little one g0od-by"
could not walt Tor the scene 10 end, but
a. went out ! heard the chimes peallng,
aud knew that everything must have
come right ana that Tomple was happy
az last ABA hGLLElE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

petition for the junior championship Of
New York In November, 1903, he moved
20 Milwaukee, Wis, 20 hll an important
post In the West Side Turn hall OF that
city. In July, l,O1, lao won The oil round
athletic championship Of Wisconsin, The
following year ho gained diplomas for eX-
cellcnoo In gymnastics ~ la Crosse, Osh.
koah and Watortown, 40 the gymnastlc
championship meeting At Cincinnati, o.,
juno 20, 1873, ho defeated oil comors with
ease.
llo took third prize In the worlds cham.
pIonship all round gymunstle tournament
90 Now York Aug 20 lt11, beating among
others W, h. Mueller, who had previously
won the title Of champion Of Germany In
1873 ho accepted the position Of instructor
10 the Athletic society at Milwaukee, which
position no stlll holds. AZ Green Bay,
Wis, la July lsS8 Barnlokel took ilrst
place Ia tho fencing, wrestling and hori.
Eontal bar contests lie was awarded hrst
prize aud special gold medal In an all
round competition at Milwaukee Aug. ~,
1886. His last appearance In the arena was
when ho met the renowned French swords.
man, NJ, 10 Blanc, In nm international ra-
pier contest Sept. 81, 1887 Barnekol
worthlly upheld the honor Of America by
beating the French champion almost point.
lgag
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
THEATRICAL NOTES.


The production Of "Ncron at Niblo's, In
Now York city, was the most successful In
the whole history Of that famous play.
house, 10 ran for three months, and is
splendid scenery, trained lions and re.
mArkNblo spectacular effects drew nightly
crowds
Marie Wainwright will produce "Amy
Hobsart next season, which was one Of
the plays that made Adelaide Nelson
famous.
Fred Bryton owns more dogs than amy
other member Of the profession His pack
consists Of just 6fty-two, ranging from n
bloodod blond Danish hound of gigantic
proportion 10 n dimnutive King Charles,
small enough TO 90 In his overcoat pocket,
And now they say that the reports oabled
from Paris that Dcrnhardt's "Cleopatra"
IA q success are false and that in reality
IL " a failure, dire, dismal and complete.
Bronson Howard Ia writing play Of
society life,
While Stuart Robson was travelling
from indianapolis to Chicago bullet
crashed through n cur window nj which
he had been sitting nm instant before
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.


All About the Sand House nuilt by q
small diri and Appropriated hy oun'
ning Little Toad who Hopped 10 the
Door and Took Possession,
took q piece Of ahingle for my spade,
and by patting tho sand down hard and
smooth ! made tho floor Of my house
Then with tho fingers Of my left hand rest
Ing on tho floor, as a wall against which
10 make the end Of tho house, aud the back
OF my hand as support for the roof ana
sides, I took my spade and packed tho
moist sand carefully over my hand until |
had round, smooth house which was like
a mound In shape, Then | very carefully
drew out my hand, and there was the In
side Just as IL should DO, The next thing
IN order after finishing house Is the gar
den, and 30 made the garden around my
house with flower beds and walks, and Ia
closed ID with q fence which was also made
OF the sand, l picked nowera and leaves
and planted them Ia tho flower beds, and
aet out little stems and twiga along the
walks,
l could not make q fountain, but did
make a fish pond, ! ran into the house
aud took q potty tin, filled II with water
and sunk II In the sand, Then iput daisies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Counting out I,hymen
oncry, twocry, dIckovy, dayy,
ilnlluhono, crackabone, tencry, navy
Dlhcum, dandum, merry come tine,
llmmbledy humblcdy twenty'uine
OUT, outl
Somewhere about iOOdlncront variations
and versions OF this rhyme alone are given
Tho following N ono OF several versions
from Aberdeen, Scotland
Emery, twocry, tucgery tayycn,
lalaba, oraoRory, ten or olayyen,
peen, pan, mu,y dan,
Foodolau, fadolan, twenty'oDo
From u work on tho Rypsios, by Mr.,
Charles g. Leland, wo have specimen Of
gypsy magic spell; u Is 10 followM
Ekkod, akolh, you laIran,
lllllsn, ialllaIn, Nicholas jan,
Klrl kari, lriahman,
Stlnl, gtan, buck.
This, on comparison, will be found 20 DO
almost Identical with the lrst example we
have given Of n counting out rhymoi eek
korl, aknirl" being the equivalent In Ro
many for "onory, twocry.n Another very
familiar form Is that commencing, "Oncy,
moony,n etc, This 10 great fayorIto
among American children, the commonost
version being
Ency, mocny, miny mo
Catch q Niger By tho tooi
Ifho hollora, lot Lin 60;
Ency, mcony, miny mo.
Thisoxamplo gives evident proof OF adop.
tation To American idcas; but the prcllmi.
nary and concluding "onoy, moenyn are OF
obvious German or Dutch origin; such asi
Enc, tene mony, mel,
Pastor, lone, bone strcl
Enc, frmc, horhc, bcrtc,
Wcr9 Woi Wof Vast
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

has half and quarter mile records Of I'm.
10 i-5e. aud - seconds respectively 9th.
Gus was ON the Chicago team that came
east TO intend the meet Of tho Loaguo of
American Wboclmon Mt Niagara Falls
Victory crowned the team's Efforts. At
Hartford they were also given frst place
Az the same meeting Githous defeated
Anthony and Campbell, and finished sec
ond TO Rich by only a foot In the quarter
mile dash At Providence Githeus defeat
ed Winship In the two mile handicap,
Sept, 20, at Parkside, Githeus was second
10 Lumsden in tho one mile open contest
and second TO Van Scklon In Tho ten mile
handicau.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Tackle NJ, Newell, OF Great Harrington, ia
freahman, but there Is nothing oallow
about his play. lle ~ 20 yeam old, weighs
i0i pounds and Is IT, In, In height, Ono
Of tho strongest men on the team N ID, 3,
Dean, OF Manchester, n, H. lie Is 20 years
old, weighs / ~ pounds aud is n la, tall,
Ills work ~ quarterback In the recent vie.
tory over Yale IL said 10 have forolbly re-
minded football experts OF tho famous
lleecher,
Tlgem which have tasted human gore
and College graduates who have tasted
football seem alike iuourable, Both wish
10 continue enjoying through life the
pleasing experience, Ono OF the best men
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
BuckIen,s Arnica snlvo.

The best salve In the world Tor Cnts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Cornes, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
gay required. It's guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright e Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

western knights
OF thosilent stecd.
Githeus was born
at Newton, H.,
about % years ago,
lie has been before
the public less
than q year, but
during that timo
many we'll known
riders have met
defeat at his
han dE, Glthcus
can do u mile in
leqa thnn osd1. md
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Suspended Bloyollsts.

William Murphy Charles Murphy, A.
l.. Rich, Bankers Campbell, Class and
Ives the well known amateur blcyclists,
are now in the same boat with Malcolm W.
Ford. The racing board OF the League Of
American Wheelmen has suspended them
on the charge Of professionalism
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
mccarthy and Dixon Matched.

After much delay and more talk Cal Nc
Carthy and George Dixon have been
matched TO Gsht twenty-five rounds for
1900, and nm outside bet of $1,000, before
the Puritan Athletic club Of Long Island
City The fight, which will occur Feb B.,
Is the most important pugilistic event in
sight NJ present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
saturday, the 10th day Of January,
1891,

tho following described ronl estate to-wltl
StuatO In the city Of Chnt0n, IN tho county 0f
stark and state OF OHIO, and known ne lot nunis
bor two, In d, B Douds addition 10 tho city OF
Canton, ONO.
Alao iot number eight. IN Lowa Koons' addition
"a ead city OF Cantnn In said county said lot num-
hnr oIght belnp numbered 212O, In tho city OF uhn.
ton, and said lot number TWO nolnK now nunDeIyu
and tnown ng ont. LOT number nlney.nYc, less tho
foIlowing described promises, t0-wit
xno,vn IA marta Of lot number eight, IN Lewis
Knons, aadtiOn To said city (nOw designated na lot
nnuber 979O on the present plat Of said cily)i and
,nt n,,,,bnr two In ID. H. DOulB addition 10 said
ni,y ino,g dceanated nH opt-lot number % on the
net nf enid olty, and doscfiaed ~ efollowa Degln'
ning NJ tho northwest corner OF said lot nunbOr
g790 ON the east line OF Union Mregt tnenoe gAsl.
wardly along the n0ftn INV Yl su @ W, nu,noei a,aV
and entinunR along tho north llno OF out lot nun.
ber az 40 n point thereon distant one hundred ana
gs,y fest frnm Tho east line OF said Union street.
thnnee south wardly and parallel WIN tho east lno
~ Iinion Atreet the distance 81 forty fpeti thence
yestwardiy and parallel with thu north line q said
out-lot number nnety.hye and th9 noitli llne .,
snd iot numbor p52O the dista p 90 0f ono hundred
H dy,y feat Io thn east line ot said uulon etl-ot
thence forhwardlY along the lino OF Union street
tn,iv Ian tn tho plnco OF b plnnlnH Also dflyo.
,y, o n nart OF sald LOT nuinUcr o. ton foot Wide
a"n1 fntiv feet long, fmmudlloy east oi ana nd
inlnina ihe prenllcB hurclnbo ore conveyed, tho
rlgbt her by granted therein being inc flglt mere
iyto use tho same ns nh nlley, mu appur'enant 70
the premises shofolhDeloie VnNps'"
Iot No. 97ao appraised 81 el9S, SGo
Lot No. 0B AvVV
sale 70 commence At ono O'Clock p' M Terms,
cash n A KpfpER aberia
JKo q wELTy, Any
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around the edge, Now all was finished
aud how pretty h looked II was ready
for some one 10 live in But whore could
| find anybody amall enough who would
want 10 rent my little houaop
AZ that moment there came hopping that
way just the right person A dear little
toad went TO tho gateway, walked Into tho
garden, looked NJ the lake aud trees and
flowers and then went straight TO the door
OF the house and took possession, Oh,
how happy was 10 have such q cunning
little tenant for my little sand housed
Little Men and Women,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A MIND Auction.

A splendid diversion for nm evening party
Is thus described for the benefit Of youth
ful readers Ia Wide Awakei
A variety OF small parcels containing
articles OF every possible description arc
collected and arranged In parcels Of very
different shapes. A few parcels are empty
Let the shape OF the packages suggest moth
ing with regard TO the contents; foe OK.
ample, n celluloid thlmblo from the village
store may be snugly bestowed In band.
box twenty-five beans aro given 10 each
member OF the company, and the auction
begins A wide awake young man usually
makes the best choice for an auctloneer
Each spectator uses his own Judgment ~
10 bidding, sometimes making very shrowd
bargains and again beipg greatly deceived
AS the supply Of beans Is not replonished
during the auction one learns 10 husband
his resources carefully. A bright auction.
eor win add many embellishments TO the
game
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

cumbod TO Eli.
otis prowess in a
recent match. The
conditions were,
Fifty live birds,
&5Oa side, IL gauge
guns, 80 yards
rise, London Gun
club rules. Tho
score was: Elliott
4s, Crosby 30. The
match was shot at
Elliott park, Kan
Bas City. Ia pre-
vioug matches for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Dlatlngalshlnr nlmsoif

my son is now studying in college"
"How does he dol?
Every WE'LL indeed, He is very
bright boy. He is the one who painted
the freshman's shoes green. Puck,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

the trophy Elliott has defeated W. Q. Beck,
Of indianapolis, s. Gay, Of Terre Haute,
and james H. Hagerty, Of ST. Louis. Tho
match with Hagerty was a very close one,
the score being Elliott 4s, Hagerty A.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Hero is q picture Of j. A. r. Elliott, Of
Kansas City, who has on four occasions
demonstrated his right to possess the
American Fields championship cup. The
fourth man TO acknowledge defeat was w.
W. Crosby, of O'Tallon, Ills, who sue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

10 THE EpfroR-- Poaso inform your readerp
that have positive remedy for tho abovo.namod
dlgoaao. by its timely use Thousands OF hopolons
caaes have been permanently cured Ishall bo glad
10 aond two bottles Of my remedy FREE 10 any OF
your readers who have consumption II they win
aend me thqir Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, a. A. aIocUM, M. O., tsi Pearl IT., N. X.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
ma Probably There.

"where shall find happiness2" asked
the lecturer.
"Try the dictionary exclaimed q
voice from tho back row. .--Binghamton
Lender.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Black Silk Dresses
FOR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

No more suitable, servicoable or ac.
coptable present can be made than n
Handsome BLACK SILK DRESS. A
hdys wardrobe ia only complete when
II contains one.
We are putting forth special efforts
to make II convenient and profitable
for Holiday buyers In our SILK Depart.
mentnThe values we offer are much
more than ordinary, aud we have neat.
strong boxes made for the purpose,
JUST large enough to hold a dress pat
term in which 1t can be shipped with
perfect safety.
boo' ana upward-..suraha.
600 and upward..-satin Rhadamoa.
TOO and upward-.-dros Grains.
TOO. and upward.--Armuroa,
300, aud upward. .Eailloa.
81 and upward.--Poau do Solo.
Vrom Is to IS yards make dress
after the prevailing fashlons)
Samples sent to any address upon
request.
Everything appropriate for Xmas
giving, Dress Goods, Gloves, Handker.
chiefs, &c, in largest quantities and at
lowest prices Write for what you
want,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
An AmIlnnnh AhInln.

Leonard lianckol, the well known all
round athlete, WIS born In New York city
OCT O, isi0, llclsbft. o in tall and weighs
40 pounds lie made his first appearance
In Hn open gymnaatio tournament as far
back aa June 70, 1903 when he succeeded
Ia winning first prize In ana all round com
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

One Of the most prominent young wheel.
men Of Chicago is Herbert A. Githcus, who
Is looked upon by many people as second
only 20 Arthnr ~ Lnmsden Rmong tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
sx GREAT PLAYERS,

IhFse Of HaFyRfds Yioters RHd Trio
Of All University men,
Three Of tho young men who recently did
yeoman service on tho Harvard football
team, when Harvard defeated Yale for tho
first lime in six yeara were Capt Arthur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
FARM FOR SALE.

foq Acre farm, fyc miles north OF tllu city; 30
nrTUa OF tlubor, lime stone and c0Ali With neyer.
falling epfun The above will bo SOLD n w ~, uO
acrma FUr particulars address Or call on
D. J. HNyDNN,
iulni.tm No. nthoutp uheffy street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A school bay scheme.

Joseph twho has read the history Of
the rcbellion) This is Fatty Truro, sir.
The Pedagogue--Well
Joseph--They's a liclfin' due me, an
I've give up two tops, now fish hook,
three hoss chestnuts an wad OF spruce
gum fer him . DO my Tlbstitoot- Peel
OIL. Fatty.--Judge,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Saturday, the 10th day of January,
1891,
sHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue Of nm order Of sale Issued by tho oloik
Of tho court Of common pleas 0f stark county, OHIO
In the above action, ana W me directed J VIII 0iitr
for sale NJ public oulory NJ tho door OF the court
house, IN the city OF Canton, ON
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Divorce Notice.
Henry N Bender plvorcc.

Margaret Bender.
mia desondant Margaret Bender, whoso place Of
.aaiueuca IA unknown, Will take notice that on Mo-
vembcr iith, 1880 tho raid Henry nender nlcd hla
konrt ~ ntark cnunty ohio chnrplnK her with
aSsndonnicnt gross neglect Of duty aud wlllful ab.
snrre' sad putllion will be heard AZ next term OF
pala vopf' ~ "'''' -' iiivNRY BENDER.
noyia-Lw ny UHARL M y urhAn, hm =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

ouMNOCK. HRWKLL.
is hls fayorite position,
lie Is q veteran ~ llar-
ward and has few superb
ora Ia tho football world
Aa a brilliant player and
hraluV nDiain itinht
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
A FAMOUS ACTOR.
A chatty Letter About Mau-
rice Barrymore.
IN AMAN STARS DRESSING ROOM,

How ITO Lacks While Preparing Tor tho
stage-iiis Fayerite Part Il Captain
swim - "Reeklsss Temple" his New
Play,
wa looking for the stage entrance 10
the STANDARD theatre la New York last
Saturday aud found 10 after search
wedged IA between a liquor shop and a
laundry, "Pull' wRR written on a.
pulled ana found myself IN anarrow, brick
walled passage with a back view Of the
stage just beyond IL.
The ittle world of canvas and limelight
was just emerging from ehaoR, A ross
painted ceiling was Tapping down into
place like a great batterlly, men we're pull
Ing " F0peR as ifthey were on board q man
o. war and tho dismantled stage was gradu'
ally assuming tho brie-a brao appearance
Of modern drawing room, From the or
ohestra came the swelling, oontented
strains of the wedding march from 30
hengrln,"
a surly Individual In q battered hat, who
seemed 70 hold the keya barred my way ~
the stage entrance with q g0wl
Nobody Amt admitted Al no time wild
out permission Of do star or do manager "
"fhen take Me- barrymore my card,
please"
"All right Rut don't git beyond dat
line. Data do entrance, dh u do htagpN