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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF,

Tho masona In COPENHAGEN have struck for
shorter hours and better wOgcs.
Tho consul general OF Paraguay pronouncos
false the report that u revolution has broken
out In that country,
Tho Cotton Exchange ut Liverpool win bo
CLOSED Saturday, May ~, Monday tho sOth,
and Tuesday, tho 9Th, ON account OF the
Mhltuunudo holidays
Among tho passengers on board the steam
ahlp Wurra which arrived from lromon at
Now York yesterday was Edward Strauss and
his famous orchestra from Vienna.
Samuel n. littln, ono OF tho oldest nromcn
IN Harrisburg, Pa, died yesterday Ho was
one Of tho organizers OF the state Flromon's
association, and was its secretary for ten
years.
David Munson, aged 10, was killed. by light
ming near sholbyyillc, Ind, yesterday while
riding on n load OF hay. Ono OF tho horses
was also killed. Tho wagon was torn 10 pleoea
and the hay burned.
The shipmonts from tho mines OF the Cum
borland coal region for the week onded satur-
day, May ., 1850, were 7O,d2 tons, and for tho
year 100 tons an increase OF 2l7,708 tons
as compared with 1850.
Hon =, NJ, Oatorhout, state representative
IN lS0l.b and state senator In lSig, died at
Tunkhannook, Pa, yesterday, aged ~ years.
Tho deceased was IN the convention that nomi-
mated Fremont and Lincoln.
Sixteen thousand people witnessed the Inst
porformanoo OF the famous bull fighter,
Iraacuelo, Monday night NJ Madrid. After
ward the retiring matador was escorted
through the streets by mn Immense crowd,
amid the paudits of the populaoo.
Special 0floor Handloy, Of Philadelphia, nc
IN early hour yesterday morning, aftor an ex-
citing tlnic, captured Charles Beasley, alias
Roddy aftor attempting h burglarizo q rosl-
donoo. The prisoner tried 10 shoot tho oflloor
and frod throo shots at him. ue is noted
tklaf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15


Would you believe, for instance, that
Paris wears eighteen different styles OF
aprons, and never by any chance mixes
these aprons up6 Ali thought not. You
might bo IN Paris many weeks, skimming
tho usual sightscers ground, and como
away In ignorance Of n fact Of which even
residents Of years are surprised 10 learn.
The working classes, you think, are pic.
turesquo element In the gay throngs fro.
quenting the public squares and gnrdens,
but, beyond noting the general neatnoss Of
their attire and the fact that 30 many wear
aprons, any particularly or uniformity
about the article escapes the tourists OBJ
servation And yet tho butcher boy would
as soon bo guilty Of appropriatlng the style
Of apron his comrade, the green grocer's
apprentice, ties about his waist as he would
Of decking himself In the bolaoed and em-
broidered tabller crossing the generous pro-
portions Of q Champs Elysees nurse,-Wido
Awake.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Local story telors spin the following
yarn; 'Tis said that party Of the towns
people dubbed together and visited New
York city, one evening during ramblo
upon the street member Of tho party bo-
oNmo separated from the others, After an
Intellectual search ho bothought himself OF
tho theatre as being the most likely 10 at-
tract his bucolc fellows, llo chose tho
most prctcntious edilco, paid his money
and won't In. 40 the first opportunity bo-
tween the nets, he arose and inquired Ia
loud voices
as there n man In this hall by the namo
Of Jonesi II 80, viii he please stand up"
One thousand people, as tho searcher
aftcrward related II, Immediately rose 10
their feet
~ mean Mr.. Jones, OF South Dashvillc,
Mo-
Only 800 men were left standing --Lowis-
ton journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
IL contains all the elements for perfect
nutrition, and corresponds phyalologie'
ally with mothers milk,
THE sLvaR PUZZLE,

President iiarison ppeply Interested In
the Debate- 10 10 yery nptieent aud
IL seeking Information,
WAaHWGTos, My yli,-Presldent liar-
rlson Is taking deep interest In the do
bate on tho silver question, 10 has TO
oeiyed several communications fipn ail-
yer men, and has been approached by
senators and representatives with o view
OF asoertaining his policy On this sub.
ieet, 10 h very retioeut, however, ana
10 examining tho matter carefully and
getting all the information he can, Ia
order 10 get 10 tho bottom Of tie Ques-
ton The president 10 In hope that the
Republicans Qf tho two houses VIII
agree on u measure that
wili Meet Ills Approval,
and has 30 indicated 10 all who have
talked with him on the subject, The
reported disagreement IN the senate
among the Republicans 10 regarded as
unfayOrable, and looks aa though the
extreme silver men were not aallHiled
with the Jones bin, hut would support
free coinage, expecting 10 receive sum
Client Democratic support 10 carry That
measure, Such action on the part OF
the aennte, II II believed, would not DO
OonGurred In by the house for tho reason
that tho president would lntopose q
Vaia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
REfUsEp 10 TGsTlFY,
Pan Of the Kansas iTokibitory Law 10.
oinred UnoOnstltutional.

Pan of the Kansas irokibitoTy law Ds-
olnred Unconstitutional
LIAyENwoRTn, KAN, May l4,-Judge
Crozier, Of this, the first judicial dis
triot Of Kansas, has rendered u decision
declaring part Of the state prohibitoIy
law unconstitutional, The decision waa
rendered In u caae whore the assistant
attorney general Of the state for this
county summoned Street Commissioner
Ryan and others before him 20 give Ia.
formation under oath as 10 violations OF
the prohihitory law, Ryan and the
others refused TO give any information,
and the assistant attorney general had
them committed 10 jail for contempt,
Habeaa corpus proceedings 20 secure
their release were begun before Judge
CrOzler, who handed down u lengthy de-
oiaion ordering their discharge from
custody, In the decision tho Judge pro-
n0uneea unconstitutional the provision
Of the law comforting power upon the
attorney general and his assistants 10
summon persons before them % testify
% 10 violations Of law, 80 that they can
Issue an indictment against the persons
Informed on, 90 II N an attempt 10 con-
for judicial power upon prosecuting
officer, The decision gives great com.
fort 20 liquor men aud resubmiasi0niHts
here, who are preparing 10 make do.
teirnined fight this fall for the repeal OF
the prohibitOry law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Mental Telegraphy.

Tho most remarkable Of mind reading
exploits, known ~ the wire test, was given
by ], Randolph Brown IN the presence Of q
large party Of congressman aud others.
An insulated copper wire was used, ono
end OF II was held by Brown ACROSS hia
forehead Tho other end wn6 taken pos
session Of by gentleman selected from
the party and q stranger % Brown, AZ u
signal this gentlemen placed the end OF
tho wire upon his forehead lle opened
his watch and looked 40 The number en-
grayed upon H. Brown, AZ the other end
OF the wire aud with his eyes blindf0lded,
wrote the number, figure by figure, upon
a blackboard, The test wns performed
under such conditions rs 10 make fraud or
tHckory impossible
The gentleman who opened hia watch
frankly admitted that lao did not know
what the number Yves until then, Tho ag-
uros were small, lle made q mistake In
one figure, thuldng ok was q Eve The
montal telegraph was true 10 tha blunder.
The figures which brown traced upon tho
blackboard were exactly RA the gentleman
thought lao saw them IN tho watch, There
was absolutely no possibility of communi-
cation between the two men except by tho
wire, II was a clear oase Of mind telo-
graphing % mind, Brown has been OK
porlmontlng on distances, Ex-Governor
james Pollock, OF Pennsylvania held tho
wire NJ Wilmington Del, not long ago.
while Brown, NJ the Philadelphia end,
twcnty-eight miles away, successfully wrote
numbers upon which Pollock fixed his
mind, This wire feat Of Browns iS far In
advance OF anything which has hitherto
been performed IN the way Of mind read
ing,-Washlngton Cor, 81, Louis Globe
DnmnnrnL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
rMENTY.FIYE MILLION.

Tho Louisiana state Lottery Want ai
Extension of Charter,
NEw ORLEANS, May ll,-John A,
Morris for tho Louisiana State Lottery
company, yesterday offered the state
Legislature, now IN session ~ Baton
Rouge, 81 100000 u year for tho eXten-
sion Of the charter Of the company for
twenty-five years on seb0OO,0O for tho
entire term, The question monopolizea
political attention and win occupy the
iime Of the Legislature until disposed or
The fight In chat body promises 70 be
long and bitter and with the chances NJ
present IA favor Of the lottery company,
An tho city papers urge the acceptance
Of the bid, Int now journal, The
Delta which has made its appearance,
supports the governor IN his opposition
10 the lottery,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Tho Twonty Moons Of tho solar systom.

The Twenty Moons Of tho Solar system.
The solar system has twenty moons, OF
these the earth boasts but one, Latin namo
Luna; Mars, two, discovered by AAeph
Hall, Aug 10, 1871, named by him Doimus
G.. MADAM, Of Eton, Mass, Jupiter has
four, all discovered by Calico, who saw
three Of them Jan, Z, 1910 aud tho fourth
on the 18th Of the same month. As gem
oral rule thoy are not called by namo, but
aA /, 9, o Rnd D. according 20 their noarnoss
10 the planet around which they revolve,
the names TO- Europa, Ganymcdo and Gale
llsto, proposed by Mayer having never
come Into general use,
Saturn has cighS moons, named In order
Of their nearnessi Q) Mlmas, (9 Encoladua,
Coy Tcthys, 90 Dione, (5) Rhoa, (G Titan,
az Hyperion, % Japotus, Titan was dis
covered by lluygons, March 20, 1856 Jopo-
tus, by COsslni, oct %, 1911; RheA by Gus
alni, Dec, ~, 1879; Tothys and Dlono by
Cassni, In March, 1881; Enccladus by Sir
William Horsohol, Aug ps, 1880; Minis by
Sir William llowchc, september, 1889, and
Hyperion by Professor Bond, OF Cambridge,
Mas. Sept 10, 1913.
Uranushas four satellites named In order
Of nearnoss as iolowsi Q) Ariel (2) Um-
briel, (O Tltania aud % Oberon. Titani0
and Oberon were discovered by Herschel,
Jan. II, 1884, and Umbriol by Otto Struve,
Oct, s, 1917; Ariel by l.agscll Sept H. 1871
Neptune, Ike the earth has but one moon,
but that onr " enough 20 swell the grand
total OF moons In the solarBystom 20 twenty.
st. Louis Republic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

aThere's a corset that isn't
a corset, a waist with straps
for the shoulders and rows
Of buttons to button on
skirts and stocking gsupporters
and so forth--the Ball Waist
and that's about the whole
OF It. MOI you can put il
In the washtub--no metal In
II or on II.
IL is worth your seeing, II
for nothing but how TO sew
on buttons'to button easy and
never come off, and how to
make buttonholes wear for
ever
Women differ in their ways
OF thinking and dressing as
well as in other ways. This
waist Is for women whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear eorsets,
There's much TO be said
on both sides; but did you
ever hear Of a woman who
hadn't made up her mind in
some wayr and is there any
possible use in trying to get
her TO change itl She will
and she will or she won't
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and wear it a week or
two or three, and, II you
don't want it, take 1t back to
the store and get your money
omoLoo coRHr CO., Cnicago and New York
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
METHopIsT eoNrERENoE.
Parts Of tho Church Ritual % be Printed
ln the mAmnnl.

Parts Of the Church Ritual % be Printed
IN the iiymnaL
sr, LoUIs, May ll,-At the Methodist
conference yesterday reports were re-
oeiyed from several committees and
bible societies connected with tho
church. Considerable discussion waa
had on hat wday they should adopt ae
chlldrena day. No conclusion was
reached. A small attempt 10 breal,
down the rule with regard 10 tho -four
years limit Of residence OF preacher IN
one place, The matter has been post
pon0d tin later IN the conference, The
report OF the committee recommending
that parts OF the church ritual be
printed IN tho hymn books was discussed
by nearly every member Of the com.
mltteo. u was decided 10 print parts OF
the ritual In the hymn book,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A Chance to Mako Money.


Mr.. EDITOR:
bought one Of Griillths
machines for plating with gold, silver
or nickel, and II works TO perfection.
No sooner did people hear Of IL than |
had more spoons, knives, forks and
jewelry than / could plate in n month.
The FIRST week cleared S3l90, the first
month Sl67 IS, and | think by July
lrst / will have $1,000 cash and give my
farm considerable attention too. My
daughter made S27iO In 4 days. Any
person can get one Of these machines
by sending 1913 to w, II. Ginith ~ 90,
GAINESVILLE, q or can obtain circulars
by addressing them. You can learn to
use the machine In one hour As this
is my first lucky streak, / give my eS
perlence hoping others may be bone
nted 70 much 40 have been
Yours truly, M, o, MoREuEAp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

suAMoKIN PA, May ii.-The boiler
Of u locomotive on the Reading milroad
exploded yesterday, killing Engineer
H0glogonz and Fireman Charles Kauif-
man and probably fatally iniurng Con-
ductor George o. Yeager, Tho engine
was nearing Shamolcin, drawing q heavy
train, when Kaufman noticed water
from the boiler leaking into the hrebox.
He apprised the engineer Of the danger,
but the boiler exploded before means
could bo taken 20 prevent II, Yoagor
was riding In the engine cab,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

FT WoRm, Tex, May li.-ln the
southern Baptist convention yesterday
Ds. Burrows, of Georgia, and Gregory
and Thomas, Of South Carolina, were
chosen fraternal delegates 10 the English
Baptist convention. The greeting of
the Methodist conference nj 81. Louis
was responded to. The next convention
will be ut Birmingham, Ala, ON the
Friday before the second Sunday In
May next. Rev. Carter Helmjons, of
Tennessee, will preach the annual
sermon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Robert Mantell used TO be numbered
among those actors who, all unintentlon-
ally, work sad havoc among Che fomalo
auditors hearts, All this Is changed now,
and he says it Is because II has become
generally known that he wears wig, Ho
Ia almost totally bald up TO about tho
middle Of the top Of his head, and the wig
Is parted on his forehead to conceal the ab.
sence Of hair, II is absolutely impossible
10 detect IL, evon in broad daylight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

MARTINS FERRY, o., May 1.-two
more weeks have been spent IN unayail-
ing efforts 20 blast out the mlamander
IN the Standard blast furnace EnOr-
nous charges Of dynamite have been
used, Yesterday u piece was dislodgod
and blown through The furnace, u dis
tanoe Of three squares, The furnace has
been very badly damaged and the loss 10
property IA considerable, The tcnacity
Of the mass surpaWoa anything IN blnst
furnace history In this vicinity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
nrleI,Inyo,n stIlI out.

WHEELING, VIVA. May 14.-The CON
ference of the biicklayers and stone
masons with their employers broke up
last night, without elfecting settle
mont Of the strike, and none now seems
probable The men refuse 20 go to work
on buildings on which "scab" carpen-
ters are employed, and the contractors
will not discharge their present nom
union employees. The wage question is
settled on the basis Of 80 1-9 cents nm
hour. Another conference viii be held
to-dav.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
FUTURE OF KANSAS.
Senator Plumb Thinks the State IL DE
yeioplnq Quito Rapidly.

NOnnIOr TTUWn INInNH NV 0TNIO ~ UN'
voloplng quito Rapidly,
PrrrsDURG, May i4.-Scnator Preston
d. Plumb, Of Kansas, was passenger
seen at the Union station yesterday, on
route TO his home, He spoke Of the
rapid development Of the state he rep.
resents In the United States senate, "lt
Is growing and developing beyond my
expectations, he said, "nnd am satis'
fed that farmers and other citizens are
sanguino that our future Is all right
He had little TO say concerning politics.
"a not yet prepared 10 talk Of or for prob
able candidates for the elections of 1909,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
MeIaomlnn alanIeY lo London
ms POLICY REvERsEp.
no cEar Always Distrusted tho stability
Ill M IrnI.oI MnunI.IIn

The CEar Always Distrusted the stability
Ut the French lepubilo,
VIENNA May l4.-rhe removal OF
Prince Bismarck decided the czar 10 re-
verse his policy Of an alliance with
France and TO revert 10 the policy OF
forming an alliance with Germany The
ozar, II h asserted, always distrusted the
stability Of the French republic but Il
waa impossible for him 70 agree with
Germany while Bismarck was IN office,
II IL thought probable that the
meeting Of the cgr and the kalaor at
KrmnOo-selo win result IN u compact
which win altogether change the group
ing Of the European powers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
"riroa All tho Time"

Say many poor men and women, who
seem overworked, or are debilitated by
change OF season, climate or life. IL
you could read the hundrodP OF letters
pralsing Hoods Sarsaparllla which
come from people whom II has restored
to health, you would be convinced OF
It's merits, AS this Is impossible, why
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
To sys,omatl,o the worl, of Charity.

BALTIMORE, May IA large number
Of delegates to the seventeenth national
conference Of charities and correction,
which opens here to-day, have arrived,
DR.. A, q. Byere, president Of the CON
ference, expects there will be ut leost
300 delegates on hand to-day from all
sections Of the country and Europe,
They will romain IL session for week,
The object Of the conference Is TO sys-
tematize the work of charity and thus
prevent much Of the imposition which
now exists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
rLn rrnnhln M tho COLO nenLona.

scorrDALE, PA, May N.--There is a
bare chance of settlement Of the
trouble between the knights Of Labor
and The Frok company. The question
sNto be decided next Thursday, The
only hope Of u settlement is the inter-
florence oe Nleesrs. Rae and Watchorn,
Of Che United Mine Workers. Suprin-
tondent Lynch claims that the Knights,
il they strike, will be violating tho
agreainenN which says that the miners
Of other plauts shall not cease work be-
cause Of u grievance at one plant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
EXPIRED ATAFUNERAL,

white 0aslng NJ the Face OF - Dead Friend
an Aged Lady Ia STRICKEN,
XENA, o., May ii,-A startling death
occurred at New Burlington, u small
town some miles south Of this city, Mon
day. While attending the funeral Of
Mrs. Ann Weaver, and standing looking
NJ her dead friend, Mrs, Elizabeth Hay,
dock, aged az years, fell 20 the floor and
expired from heart disoAao before any
ono reached her, She was highly r6-
spoeted aud leaves n husband and -four
chllnrnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
washing Men and Children by machinery.

One OF the latest inventions in sanitation
Is machinery for personal washing. A
French colonel asoertalncd that he could
wash his men with tepid water for u
centime, or one-tenth Of a penny head,
soap included The man undrosses, steps
into tray Of water, and soaps himself,
when Jet Of tepid water is played upon
him. He then dries and dresses himself Ia
Ave minutes, against twenty minutes In tho
bath, and with Ave gallons Of water against
seventy in the usual bath. In Germany
thoy have an arrangement under which
half million Of soldiers aro regularly
washed By an adaptation Of apparatus To
the use Of schools, child may be COM
pletely washed in three minutes, Christian
nj Wopk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
BOUND FOR PlTTsBuRa.

Twenty Austrian Miners Detained NJ tho
barge once,
New YoRW, May ii.-On board the
steamship Werra, which arrived yester-
day, were found twenty AustiiOns In
charge Of u resident Of Pittsburg, who
said that his brother, who was In buh-
ness NJ Pittsburg, had asked him 10 take
charge of the men, who, II was under
stood, were 20 work In the mines In
Pennsylvania, Tho mon were kept nj
the barge Office for the purpose Of In.
quify,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

The new electric street railway at
Salem has been opened,
While making soap, near Sabina, o.,
Mrs jacob Merrills clothing caught fire
and sho was burned 80 that she can not
recover.
William Dodds, aged n, was thrown
from horse near Bollofontaine, o., and
dragged u quarter Of mile. His In.
juries win prove fatal.
John A. Logan, Jr,, pronounces the
Mitchell woman, Of 81, Louis, who
claimed 10 be sister of Mrs. Gen. Lo-
gan, a crook or impostor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
rpuInoora Opposo tho Outlot system

WASHINGTON May li.-A hearing Of
the Mississippi River Commissions
engineers is going on before the Senate
commerce committee. The engineers
take strong grounds against Capt,
Croden's outlet system, and in support
Of tho lovees. They contend that the
outlet system would not do what ~
claimed for IL in carrying off the water,
and that 1t would injure navigation and
endanger Che City Of New Orlenns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

not w Hood'a namaparlla yourself
and thus realize ita benehtY II will
tone and build up your system, give
you good appetite, overcome That
tired feeling and make you feel, as one
woman expresses II, like a now
gfeatuIeH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
MOTION TO ADJOURN

Mado by the Anll-CariIale Faction and
Carried,
FRANIuoRT, Ky" May ii,-At $40
o'clock yesterday yoyening the Democratic
joint legislative caucus assembled and
immediately went into the nomination
Of candidates for United States Senator,
Representatives, q. Carlisle, ox.Goyenor
Proctor Knott, Hon. l.. n, Moro and
Ex-Judgc Lindsay wero placed IN
nomination. just as the chairman Of
caucus was ordering u ballot u motion
was mndo from the anti.Carlislo faction
TO adjourn. The motion was curiiod by
n vote Of 90 TO 40, Several Carlisle men,
however, voted for adjournment.