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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THE GRIM DESTROYER
Takes Il Well.knOwn Lady From
Earth.
Mrs, Frederick Wikidal Diea At Her Reai-
dsneo Of Heart Troubls'--she Dies
Whore She Has Lived For Forty Years
"a Brief Biographical ekotoh,

One by one the pioneers Of Stark Coun-
" are passing away,
Father time h yearly cutting awnth
aud aH he garnors tho human shenyea, the
Held 0f tho aged aud we'll known eitzons
add Ia DEATHS harvest
To-day tho spirit Of Mrs, Frederick
Wikudnl took ltH lllght and many heart
was illled with HadnrHs
hho had heon M, for some time aud her
lcnlIi was not surprising, hut noyerlhe-
less casts q gloom over large clUlo 0l
irlrnda, Drnlll resulted frOm heart trouble,
The Huhlert Of llis sh0ich was born ON
september li, lhld, Und WIS Htthe time ot
her death aged, ~ years, imonthH and
A days, Nho was born Ia hHrrnthil,
France, aud was tho daughter OF Philip
hchpeigr On August 2id, 1854 she was
married in this city tu Martin NikIdHl,
hryen children Wora the result ~ this
uulpn, -four of whom arc now living and
well known IN this city, They are Mrs,
r. S, Shields, Mrs, John iuohcr, Mrs,
Fred lurXthnl aud Edward A. WiIUdnl
Three sons, Louie, William aud Charles
preceded her % the tomb, Shn was
hihlcr 10 tie late Louis Sohnofcr who died
Just two months ago to-day, she was
ono Of tho oldest members 81 tho
Lutheran church OF this city aud died In
the dwelling nt tho corner Of Bilth aud
Market streets, whore she had resided for
the past forty years, She was the last Of
the children Of Philip Schaeier 10 sue,
cumb 20 tho Inevitable, aud was known
In life aH q true Christian lady Of sterling
Her many deeds OF kindneaa
viii always live la the hearts Of many,
aud even keep her memory green,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

Anent tho requirement by the II, a O..
of tho Valley, a great many misleading
statements have been published, One
was that Andrew Carnegie was Interested
IN H. "Ihia II uniruen says Mr. Carnegie,
IhiR ought 10 settle II,
The uncOmploted portions Of the deal
are understood, according 20 private lot
tor from Cleveland, Ia bo 40 follOwsi Tho
Baltimore aud Ohio will build % line FROM
a point on iia Wheeling branch few
mllos from Pittaburg 10 connect with the
Valley and following ALMOST tho Same
route aa the link originally determined
upon by the ~, CO Y, The latter road
viii be- crossed by tho link and tho r., q.
a Y viii have accomplished lia orginAl
purpose, hut with tho additional aid OF
OF the now ln0 may b0 10 decrease the
traffic on thc Plttahurg aud Western
which now gets foughioghony coal via
tho PltHhurg Junction road, The HnltI-
more and Ohio, per contract must con-
tnue 10 furnish certain amount
Of freight traiilo 20 tho Junction
read, but Il need not furnish
any more, tho surplus going via the now
line 10 tho valley Oi Ohio, On the other
hnad, II would glyet the Junction Increased
traffic Ia tho other direction, because the
now llno would be q a new outlet and IN
lot for the manufacturers along the banks
Of tho Allegheny river, via tho Junction
rond, Tho building OF the link will he u
great boon 10 other people than tho II, a
q, and l., q, a Y, Tie coal operators
with coal mines extending along the line
OF the u, a o., from Pitiahurg 20 COnuells-
Vile, the king among them being the mil.
lionnlro eX-Congrehamhn w, H. scott,
would no longer aniier 10y the shortage OF
cars on tho part OF the Plttaburg a West.
orn, from which there were numerous
complaints all last summer and fall,
The now line from Plttaburg 10 Cloye-
lpnd will be the only ono under one man
agement The Cleveland and Pltiaburg
bOpina nt Rochester, Tho pltlaburg aud
Lake Eric ends NJ youngstown, Ohio,
The Pittaburg and Western, 80 far aa In
Cleveland traffic IN concerned, onda at
New Castle. The new line will be OF tho
same length na the old roads, but will
open now territory In Washington county
and give PlttaburR lta first direct oonneo.
tlon with Canton and Akron, II IN ono Of
tho best railroad schemes OF recent years,
II will mako tho Valley a paying lngtltu'
ton, whereas at present II ls an indllfer-
ent auccean, earning little more than iia
fixed charger, Tho II, a O,'a now line 10
Cleveland will be accomplished by the
building Of only seventy miles Of road and
through a country that presents no din
'ult engineering problems, and whore tho
Fight otway can be eecnred almost for the
asking,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

In 1914 quite an excitement occurred
over hoy and girl Of Daniel Browns,
who were lost Ia the woods, two or three
miles east Of this, They had been sent 70
bring the COWS, but the COWS came with.
out tho children, and dark coming on and
they not returning the parenta be'
came alarmed, hoaroh was made, horns
we're blown and the neighbora were
aroused, Bears, wolves aud pnnthers be-
| Ing about caused parental fear Tor tho
safety OF little ones lost In the woods, The
| boy was found next day towards evening,
but his sister and he not agreeing as 10
| tho direction 10 go, separated the evening
before, The girl WAS not found until she
had passed two nights IN the woods, hhe
seemed not at all alarmed and said she
had q good bed on the leaves,
himiRhilien township was organized Ia
1909, but as 10 the officials first elected we
only know that Daniel Matthias waaa tris-
tee, Jacob I0mhnugl constable, and that
Esquire Hoover was an early, u not tho
first Justice Of the peace,
Among tie enrly names were Werten
hHrner, Sllyey, lireyfOgle, Warner Lhy
Trump, koontz Buoher, Brown, llanney,
fleldnnhrnnd, Banghman, Hoover RIM
gnG hollenherger olo,
The first marriage was Abraham Meta
70 sally hhYely and these were the par
WIN W wv INV HNNANi MNNNl W MAMNNNliNllf
Edward Carl, from ireland settled here
In 1871 aud started u tnnynd, Tho Moilt
hrnlhera, james, Patrick, Richard aud
Ihomna, were also carly settlers ana also
from Ireland, Some now living rempm-
ber the old stock Of the Mnlllta,
Iva 1920 five French families, looking for
place 20 settle concluded 10 locate about
Canton, Ra nt Canton they behold tho ilrat
l!omag Catholic church since they ieit
Now York; They accordingly settled IN
this township, Their irlenda and others |
followed, some Of whom located In other
parts Of tho county, The descendants Of |
some Of these immigrants from old |
France have multiplied aud many Of |
thcm arc now prominent ln buhlneHa aud |
other lines OF llfe, la various localities, 80 |
runs tlo world along In this expanding |
land,
lluwIaburgh was the first vlllogo IN the |
township, bolng laid out In 1897 hy jncob |
llarah, and 10 pohtolllce, established IN |
lNiO, was named Barryyllle, aa there was
q llnrrhhurgh pohtolllco already In the
state,
Loulavllo was not laid out tlll 1884, tho
men starting the village being Henry
Louizenholher and Frederick Faint. Tho
pOhtOiilco was established In iHH
Nlmlahillen township has no startling
polnia In her history, the citizens being
plain, industrious, aubaianlIal people, az
tending 10 their own business, aud 10
moving along Ia peace aud harmony
The e4way has given Louisville u de-
cdod advantage, and has, aa q conao-
quenee, worked 20 the graAt disadvantage
OF llarriahurgh In this way, all over tho
country, have villages that were thriving
In earlier days, suffered o collapse Of for.
tune, How change ln conditions
changes the fortunes OF localities,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
A ooAvnApIoM Foa oANpoN.
Representatives Of tho Mutual Insurance
Companies 70 Assemble Fora Meeting o
Hu6ine6b,

Representatives Of tho Mutual Insurance.
oompaniea 70 Assemble Fora Meeting Of
huaineea,
II u o fact that Canton has quite fay,
ofable reputation 40 u centre for eOnVen-
TONS During the past year u number Of
them have been held here and those A.
tending al pronounce this city 20 being
aud hay that The citizens generally are un-
usually hpapItablG aud courteous t0
strangers WHO assemble here,
A hEWs'DfMoORAT reporter learned to-
day thnt another convention Will he held
here within the next ten days, Hnr this
purpose u committee OF three consisting
0f MesHra, DnnuonWprtli Of New Berlin,
LN,C0mmahi0ner Cast Of Pike township
ana flnll OF Canton township, ara Ia tho
city to-day making the necessary arrange
menls Tor q convention Of tie Mutual fire
Insurance companies 0f Ohio, which viii
be held Tor three days commencing on
January H. itw II he attended hy two or
moro repreaeutnliYean nf each ui tho eighty,
I'VE different companies IN tho Stale Of
ONO, Last year ihoy assembled la iucy-
rus, ana by thu eitOriR uf some Of Stark
c0uniy'a cutrprIHing eliIaena thcy hur-
cecded ln having Caution named 40 tho
place Oi the u0Xi meeting,
II j. expected thht 40 least ono hundred
and ilily members viii bnpr0sout Efforts
urG being mulo bY Ythecummittrr 10 secure
lhe use Of thr urarmhlY room of tlo city
lull Tor tho murIna Each one Of these
mutual associations ~ composed Of from
two "a tom townships, Canton iH in the
PHO township association, The commit,
toe who were Instrumental Iu securing
thlH meeting fpr Canton certainly deserve
u. I...I
ure composed ul the most substantial and
wenlihlcAt men Of tho State and are first
class and reliable Ia every respect Ihcy
arc inhlrlng large amounts of valuable
property aud whom loss by fire occurs
they have always been exceedingly
prompt In adjusting all claims, The con,
yontlon viii be an important ono and viii
bo looked forward 10 with great Interest
by the farming community,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
ST. JACKsON's CARNIVAL.
The Second Annual Y. NJ. d. O. Ball
aud Banquet.
A Gathering Of tho Young and Gay to do
Homage 10 tho Hero Of New orloana-..A
Social sucoo a In Every Sense OF tho
Word.

The Young Mons Democratic Cluhl
They honor JaclgsOn'H Day,
And honor thus tho hero, chief
In arand civil sway
His waH naturOd covering heart
To crlnFO before the luej
ilut mAnully ana daflngly
10 plant me ylct0rH blow.
A glorious loador In his tlmel
True IN HIS e0untry'a cause,
Maintaining rlaht nnd Justice, ana
Obedience 10 the laws,
Had tho seventh President Of the United
States and the hero Of New Orleans boon
present AZ the Armory la6t night, he
would certainly have folt proud. The
Young Mons Democratic Club, tCi0 10
their promise, gave ono Of the grandeat
dances Of the aengon.
About 20 couples OF the gay young and
beautiful Of Canton were present TO do
homage 20 "Old llickory,n tho victor OF
manya hard fought battle. il waa tho
second annual banquet and ball, aud full
~ up 70 the standard Of the entertain.
monta this sterling organization h known
10 give,
Tho Grand Army orchestra, undor the
leadership Of Prof, YitOk, discourncd the
sweet strains which made every heart
beat with Joy and respond with merry
dance; l. Il. Mlllor called tho figures Ia
hia well known manner, while mCrrlmOnt,
Joy and good cheer rclgnCd supreme,
After ~ numbcra had been danced the
.Crowd repaired 20 the second floor whore
j, G., Waryol, the we'll known caterer, had
prepared u foaot 20 which all did ample
Justice. Small tables were nrtistlcnlly set
IN various places about the pnrlora, aud
with u billof fare ofrorc oxcollonco, made
Il ono OF the most pleasant features OF the
evenings entertainment
After the supper had been disposed OF
dancing was again resumed and kept up
until u late hour
Tho affair WIS In charge Of the follow
ing gentlemen; Floor committee, W.,
w, Fielding, Y, NJ Goahorn, Louis Dclp,
Dan, Blacholf, committee ON reception,
Chas. Krlchbnum, Atloo pomorcno, Geo.
Pnmona, Chns. Locsch, Mark Wottncli,
committee on introduction, Nick, Dickca,
Jacob ltolgnor, Emil l'ichlngor, A, A,Mosa,
I'd. Wolsh, committee on decorating,
J, j. Yogclgonnng, I'D, Wobor, =, j, DO,
Ian, Allen Cook, j. ]. Ronoi committee
ON banquet Louis Dolp, Daniel Bischolf,
Nick. Dic,og, Il. M, Goshorn, w, w,
Fielding.
Tho above named gontlcmon nro TO be
congratulated on the social success of the
Affair." aud So, Juckeon's Day OF 1900, tho
10Th anniversary, will long bo remembers
cd by those who had the good fortune 20
hO present,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
The New Method
Painless Extraction Of Teeth

without the use Of chloroform, either
gas or vitalized air, has proved Itself
be the best method yet discovered
the puspose intended. The results
its use and the demands Of patients
have made II one OF the necessltioa
my practice.
Patients frequently recommend IL
such remarks rs; "rO have teeth pulled
that way, takes away all my fear'"
didn't believe II could be- DONE but now
I'm convinced "The best thing ever
used, regard IL success" "the opera.
ton caueed me no pain you have my
everlasting gratitude such testimo-
malls are Of daily occurrence.
Call and be convinced.
TEETH PRESERVED by approved
methods OF treatment and filing.
ARTIFICIAL CR0WWsa speciality.
CONTINUOUS GUM artificial teeth,
patented Is the most natural and ar
tistic method Of making artificial dem
lures, Prices for This work, one halft TO
one third regular rates charged In any
other Office In the United Stateg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Letting of school House.

Sealed proposals. VIII bO received NJ the aflrp Of
tho Glcr' % The bOud oi hduuutUn ui Perry tuwn.
ahln, m MlNlun, ono, No, o Wut Main street, uus
~ WcNr O'Clock moon, on the blh day W fVDruary
lb0 cor bulllug AN addition to school House IN
Digirict NJ, y HAil township according W tho plans
ana fntrlno iupnH ON nle IN Huld office
Each hld mngVcuiiialn thu name uf every person
Interested IN tht slime and be- accompanied by n
nnnlclcnt RulrNuy NJ sOmn damturo.tcd person,
That II thc ma n gcopulcd contract " II bO cntutvd
mW ana NO purtarWVurc Oi " properly geu' 20,
IhO hU Tor oAth ltinl Ol mhteiiu rnl Tor ny
tho tpurhcAudnH must De stnted srruul ~ and tho
price ut thch Wlyen, and tho price ui labor must nl,o
n1 separately stated. None hnt the lowest fpHlunN.
hip bd WI 30 accepted ANA tho lioam nlal reject
any ur ul BIDS
hy 0ldcr OF the llolul OF Education
LOUIS A, KUuNs olotk
January On, 1900 .Oiw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

Rasho Tasker has filed q petition for
divorce In common pleas court against
her husband, William Tasker, Sho
alleges that ho iaGuIlty Of gross neglect Of
duty and drunkenness, They were mar
rled In Indiana In 1854, aud have Ave chill.
dron, They have beon living Ia Muahillon
for several years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
whito aud lIlack ohlldron A. Armp.

ALTON, M, Jan, li.-ISpccioll Another
effort has boon mado TO
force admission OF colorcd children 20 tho
high school AZ Upper Alton. Tho black
aud white children were both armed and
q conflict would have resulted seriously
had the officials not boon called. Man-
dnmus suit involving tho question ~ now
u won by the colorod pco.
pie they will Insist upon their rights and
forciblc resistance will probably be made
by the whites.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
MuRpnn Avn suloInn.

A Conspiracy Against the osar and Ita
hoaull.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. il.-Thor0 "
great excitement hero over the murder of
a Chief Of Police by u handsome young
lady ana her subsequent suicide. Ia fol.
lowing up plots OF the Nlhillata Ia War
eaw the secret police discovered evidence
duplicating In conspiracy against the lifo
OF Tho Cknr OtHn GOutschnrUnk, n young
aud beautiful glrl connected with promI.
nont Russian families, Friday the Chief
of Police went 10 her house TO arrest her
whom tho girl suddonly drow q revolver
and shot him dcnd She then turned tho
pistol upon horeolf aud blow out her own
lrniuu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

VERSAILLES, KY, Jan. H.. Especial l.
Bol boy, the famous trottng stallion, was
burned TO death with thriy-four other
horses Ia q iiro which occurred ot Macy
Bros. stables In this city this morning,
llo waa owned by i, Clark, who bought
him nc auction hero for $1,000. II ~ said
hoaately refused Sl0O,0O for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

mes ana mA,,,,,ss,,,,s,,,,, 40
Eyaporated Raspberries.","",,, 30
Sweet Pickles.
Everything usually kept In frst
class grocery. Goods delivered 10 any
part of the city. Call AT corner Gibbg
and Lipport Streets, and 75 East Tus-
carawas Street. Orders by postal card
promptly attended 10. au3ot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

having been born 70 them, In her petl-
tlon she charges that her husband has
been guilty OF extreme cruelty, and gross
neglect Of duty, She aaka that tho court
grant her divorce, give her tho custody
OF tho child and restore her 20 her maId-
on name OF Carrie lammel,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
gad euloiao Of a MInlnlorn pnugntor,

RocilrsrER, N.yo Jan, li,.-ISpoclol. =.
jcnnio u. Dcnnleoteggcd 80 years, nn In
mate Of the insane liASlum In this city,
committed suicide some hmo during tic
night, Sho wna found dead thls morning
ON the floor OF her bedroom witliea shcot
tied tightly around her neck. Sle, was
The dauuhtor Of tho Rev George Dcml.
son, Methodist minister OF Geneva.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

CINCINNATI, Jan, II, Special. DIR. n,
y. Smith IL dangerously III from paralysis
duo 70 overdose OF nntipyrino taken TO
cure Ia gilppo Tho doctor IA ono OF tho
most prominent physicians In Tho city,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
NOTICE,

Tho annual meeting Ot tho ohio Mutual 1.-Two
Stock Insurance Association Of Caution, Ohlo, VIII
ho hrll ON saturday, January 25th, 100, Lot there
be- tnll attendance,
iann-dw w. A FOSrER, soo'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Health IsWeaIthl

Dn. 70. o. wBrH Nrnvr Ann nRAIE rRrAr.
MINT guaranteed tpcclnc for iiyntOrln, Diffl,
nusa, Conynlnl0us, Fila Nervous Neuralgia, KuAd.
ache Nervous fi0ufntlon rauned hV the us0 I
alcohol or tuDAcuo, WAkufunthh, Mental DupfC =
onr 0ftrnlng " tho train fohultnu IN INSANITY
and leading 10 misery, decay and death, Premature
Old AGE HafrunnoAa i0m or Power IN other not,
Involuntary Loance md hpefinMOfrlma oAuHoa by
cvef.oAortun Of the brain aoif.abuho or over ~
dulnenpp. Each boz conlnlna ono months truht.
ment QhQQ Abor, 0f VIZ buxOa for ebO0, sent by
mail nitnald on rocuipt " puca.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
~ ovrc any case, with each order received by IN
nv ak l0roa accompanied with $500, we Will send
fFo putihatof our wilton gpaiautte TO refund tho
money llf mo treatment dOcn not olfOut n cure,
Guarantees issued enly by Dnrbln, Wright a 20.
p9 h. farkct ~, Tho Popular Drug Co., ~ M
Market H., sole agcntA, Canton Ohio
nOvg'hl. .gy-dAwst wstuo-thufa-nAt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undersigned hns
boon duly appointed aud qualified ~ AdmlnletrA.
tor OF the estate OF Henry n. Foglc late 0f stark
county, onto, deceased,
ioliN H. soHgOyER,
Dated Jan. q lBga-Odw AdmnAintor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
wantn tho Nnpt,inl Knot untlod,

A pctitl0nfor divorce hns hocn illcd IN
thn Court Of Common plens by Carrie H.,
wfnof a. Llpper, jr Theywcrc marrlctl
IN tlis ciiy IN May 1857 Mrs. Llppcrt ie
tho daughter Of Jacob llammc, ono child
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
HE HnAIlomEn wlTHH SHERMAN
no THg ggAt

TrQdgod al the way on foot, over mountain
hnl tllnuNh W0un, carrying innpmuh and
gun flupl nn hnell hrapa 10 keep out Of tld
hla friends ihpunht he would never recover.
llnHpflng with Glow oOnBumptlOn Tor many
ytniti no naw Pr fleroeA Golden Medlonl Dis,
coyeiy udfrrliaed IN a country newspaper,
worried u ohnngn, fN m0niha' continued uaa
guiel hlm AlWnya TOO Independent 20 nslg
hh country iqr n pension, no now Haya hi
needs none 10 hoWed hay0 his country, he
tlNch lllnfefl Connumiilpn ia Lungderofs
nll For hm0lnla, Ia nll iia myriad f0fma th0
"DlfpnYgry" IN an unOuunpd remedy, lt
elgnnhea The system OF nll bO0d,ihlnts from
Mhntelgr ,elia0 nrlalnr, and cures nll Skin
hnl hellp Discusses, hlli-fhenm, Ieiler I01e-
ma nnd kindred nllmonia, II N guaranteed
70 benefit or cure IN all dia0nsoa Tor which ID
n lpVumwunlel, or mQn0y pnid Tor II Will
DO refunded Sold BY dugglaia,
4 Copyright llea, by woHLpa nIa Mnp ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
THAT DEAL,
Andrew Carnegie Says lie la Not In
II.

The Very Latest Facts Given in Private
Letter to PittaburR Partiea-How Cam
ton IN 10 be nenenttad,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

w. II. MILLER, Dentist,
2S SOUTH MARKET 81.
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what You Might Call Calculating.

from the I<Wistou tN1c.p Ut
never hear an instance OF
mentioned without thinking OF an aged
man whom ! met one day last summer ON
tho Kennebec Valley camp-ground. In
speaking OF the late war he dwelt upon
Its horrors SO patheticaliy that I was led
Co inquire il he had participated in the
struggle.
"No," he answered. ~ wasn't in the
army, but my son was q soldier, He was
drafted and wanted me to- get him a sub
stitute. 'Twould have cost $4OO. /
where I was short-sigh,ed. My son was
killed before he'd been q month at tile
front. and I've been hiring a man ever
since to help carry IN the farm It's cost
me hundreds and hundreds of dollars
over and above the price of a substitute.
and, besides my son was n master hand to
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Christmas ties, silk muflcrs, silk hand
kerchicfs, embroidered silk suspendcrs
and slippers at Estes q Council.
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s01llv~ CrODA
NAxar Hara1A

~@1llv" Crooe.
Uso0 she NeW Nosk Herald.
William H. Crane, the comedian, arrived
81 the Union Square hotel on Sunday
moening. and while no stopped NJ tbo
once IN get his letters Mr.. Crane won
up 70 the rooms overlooking Union square,
which had been assigned them, In COM
pany with one OF the hall boys. On open-
tng the door she saw q large bird standing
directly i'm the middle OF the floor. Her
instantaneous conclusion was that the
bird was stuffed. but NJ b same instant
nav the bird move its head, which was ~
The end Of o very long neck.
ssDid 10 move. Chris 2" she asked. turn
Ing % the bell-boy.
II gssess IL did, num-" was the reply.
sls it's 10 wound up, then Mrs.
Crane asked again.
"I think it's alive, num-" said the boy
And alive IL was sure enough. Ii was .
very lively specimen of q crane, . bird
whose outlines have been made very IA
miliar to the public because of reproduct-
I've sketches on aesthetic drapcries. When
the bird began to squawk after u very in
harmonious fashion. Mrs. Crane bad il
room. After its departure h found q
note ON the table,. n note was adj
dressed to the comedian, and was signed,
"A Hundred Friends,'' and was to the
effect that these friends had known 70!
come time how ardently Mr.. Crane had
desired tina the Crane family should be
more numerous than IL il at present, and
that they were bound to do what they
could to have his ambition gratined.
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Creation md Development.

An "habitue of society" thus describes
In n British journal 1.-THE creation and de-
vclopmc Of the Species" "In the Begin
ming providence created man. and subse-
ouently manufactured woman. Some
what later Christ olumbe discovered
America, and i'm A. ID. 1870 Albert Edward.
prince of Wales, invented the American
lady,