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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

sun. Such one IL here illustrated In
the cut reproduced from Tho Jcwolors
Circular Tha silver mounted opera glass
bag IA the latest thIny out Tho bng Ia Of
plush In any color chat may bo doalrcd,
with sill, or sntiu llulng ltHdrwn To-
gothcr No the topwlth cords, aftcrtho usual
fashion Of those hugs, the novel feature
being, Of course, the ornatO silver mount
Ing, which not only enhances the intrinsic
worth Of Tho bug but produces u decora
two effect that Is decidedly pleasing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
alrnrd coiIerc.

Glrard college, IN Philadelphia was
founded by tho boqucst Of stephen Glrard,
who loft Se,0OO0OO besides the proceeds OF
certain portion Of his estate, for tho ereo'
tion and establishment OF college for or
phans This cdlacc, OF white marble built
In the Corinthian style, N admitted TO DO
tho finest specimen Of Grocan architecture
IN America. lt was begun IN 1888 and
oponod In 1913, having cost In its construo-
ton almost two millions. A marble Statue
In tho lower yeEtibulc covers tho remains
OF Tho founder
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
lNsTRUcTloN AND ENTERTAINMENT
FOR olRL AND BOY REApERe,

An Excursion 10 tho Country That Made
Nearly Two Hundred CITY noys aud
Girls Very Happy-rhey Rode In CURT
Qua English naiIway Carriages
The very last day OF August there was y
ohildren's excursion from hayalde 10 iieeoh'
croft, England. There were nearly 800
children, Enough grown folk came 10
lodk after tho children, Some Of these
children had been shut up In the hot, dusty
town all summer,
The very smallest had labels pinned on
their froeka, with their names printed on
them and the town TO which they belonged
This was 30 that II they we're Lost whoever
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

TEA GOWN WITH phAfEp Bopict'
tho cut we associate with the land OF the
mlkado, and the front fell In the loose easy
folds OF that country A butteroup tone
OF oriental silk had been made In a very
graceful toa gown, tho collar square aud
tucked, the sleeves pendent, the soft drap'
cry caught up on ono side,
Tho tea gown Illustrated In the cut 10
fashioned with q draped bodice lnylalbly
fastened, and wide sleeves Of aurah allk,
Ike the skirt This latter IA surrounded
along the edge with a Autod ruohlng In
finely plated moussellne chiffon. The
turned down collar, royora OF sleeves and
glrdle In yarlogated embroidery arc In
harmony with the Vatican train In soft
brocade, lued with toulard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

windows OF attic and second story have
borders OF eharmngly tinted cathedral aud
opalesoent glass, which give tho houses u
pretty appearance both on the exterior aud
inaida
"Tho clapboard and shingles are painted
warm bur color with trimmings OF
chocolate brown, holdings and sash Veno.
tian red. The vcranda floor IA Of white
pine, all other floors Of yellow pine, The
novels, rails and balustors Of the stairs
are OF ash, troada OF yellow pine, mantlea
OF ash, doors OF white pinei all other In
side finish Of North Carolina pine, finished
with coat OF "nlorn aud two coats Of
varnlsh. Each house Is provided with a
front door bell aud pull, All hardware for
the Arst stories IL OF bronze, In the second
aud attic stories OF white porcelain, with
brass faced mortiso locks,
"Tho dining room ~ lighted by large
window and glass door, which opens 10
tho rear yard. Like tho parlor II IL pro
vided with u pretty mantcl, open crate for
burning coal, tile hearth and faolngs aud
brass fcndcr. There aro also two good
sized closets on each side OF the chimney,
Tho kitchen IN NJ tho back OF each house,
separated from the dining room by n large
pantry, and IL provided with portable
range, galvanized iron boiler and sink and
two oarthonwaro washtubs, all complete,
"In the second story" continued the
architect ~ have extended tho fronts Of
tho two end houses, forming two pretty
bay windowA, supported by tho yoranda,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

ia appearance ~ Mr., HIarrlson'a dwelling,
l have allowed eighteen Inches on each OF
the buildings for the projections OF The cor
nices, and divide the remainder into three
equal lots, Again, deduetng TWO feet aud
six Inches Tor tho thickness Of walls, we
have II feet 3 eA inches In che clear for the
net width OF each house There N cellar
feet inches In depth under the entire
building, with u concrete floor, The f0un'
dation walls aud ohimneya 70 the roof ARE
Of hard brick laid Ia cement mortar chin
neya above the roof OF pressed brick, laid
In tho same manner,
The building above tho foundation walls
IL OF wood, all framing timber and sheath
ing lumber Of spruce, the studdlng OF out
side walls and supporting partitions,
2 by I, minor partitions, . by ., placed 10
from oentera, floor beams, by TO- 10 from
oentera raftera, eby7, 10 from oentors, The
outside walls aud roofs Of the entire build
ing arc hheathed with tOngued and
grooyed J6 by o lumber and covered with
waterproof aheathlng paper, Theeornloes,
bolt courses, yeranda finish DOORS door
and window frames, castings and window
sash, elapboarda and shingles Of white
pine, The lower story OF the building ID
olapboarded tho second story and attic
walls ahingled, The valleys, naahlngh
about ehlmneya aud Innings OF cutters
and all leaders OF tin, Tho roofs OF
yerrmda and kitchen extensions Of tin, all
other roofA Of Slate The aaahea Ia the front
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Discovery Of Largo House In Pompoll

A house Of nyo stories Cleaning against
rising ground) has just been oxoayOted In
Pompcii 10 which important fresoooa arc
still In II good state OF preservation, In
the principal room Ia n representation OF
Bollorophon--A youth holding tho winged
Pegasus with one hand while with tho
other no receives tho orders from Proteus,
who Is seated on richly decorated throne.
Tho lower part Of tho house ~ divided into
bathrooms. Tho paintings In tho frlgl'
darlum aro specially well prcsoryod-a
nymph riding on sen horse, and frlczo
with comic scenes ofplgmics lghting birds
and crocodllcs In Egypt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

THE foreigner pays the tax, You
take Off Che tax, and the Major alludes
victoriously TO the lowered price. But
why does this happen, II the foreigner
pays itp II sugar 10 cheaper because
made free Gas contended) why will not
other articles be likewise affected II
duties be removedp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
A Gentle Reminder.

Miss Gummit-What % frightful dent
thoro was in Mr., Doahoway's bat after
my progressive ouohro party last even
Ing,
Miss palissdo-Yos, hoard him tell
some one IN tho hall tnat IL was TO re-
mind him to SOY TO you what pleasant
evening no had passed, New York Sun.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

while The middle house has an open bal.
cony with u neat railing, which gives var.
city and u picturesque effect TO tho whole,
Tho bathroom Ia fitted W In the usual
way with planishcd copper French bath
tub and porcelain wnter closet and " sup
piled with hot and cold water
TN tho attic story you hHvo n largo
chamber In front, with two small bed
rooms IN tho rear, lighted by dormor win
dows The houses are supplied with water
from tho street. and tho waste from tho
fixtures connect with the street sewer
Mr. Squnroman, tho builder, estimates tho
cost at $1,000 with nm additional item Of
5000 for fences"
Tho houses were erected aud proved a
good investment ID w, KING
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

SINCE the issue Of our frat edition
this afternoon q prominent Democrat
writes us, suggesting that we secure
the Fair Grounds for Gov. utll as the
Tabernacle will not hold half the peo-
pie who will want to see and hear MIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Irato Visitor Qn attorneys ofiice)-
What 10 your opinion Of mo, any wayr
Attorney Professionally
hato Visitor-Of course, siri
Attorney.-Well you aro o liar and o
soouudrel S95 please, Now York
World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
nuo,,lon,a Arnca salvc.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlldrens Corneg, and all skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required, II Is guaranteed &c. give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Durbin Wright u 90,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
rAnEe Houses IN oNg.


Copyright by American fress Assoeiation,l
Mr., Worrymuah owned a lot 0n New
street which gave him much trouble, He
didn't want 20 let ID lle idle and he didn't
want 20 build little, cheap looking cottages
on H. Finally no consulted hls architect,
Mr., Tusquare, An eyenlng or two later
Mr. TusQuqre called with sketches of a
building which would relieve Mr. Worry,
much from his dilemma,
"I have concluded, said tho architect,
40 design group Of three cottages and
treat the three buildings as one structure,
which you win perceive glyes an attractive
and picturesque front, quite 10 imposing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Cardinal Newman was one OF the many
eminent men who have used abstracts an
an aid 10 study lle drew up a summary
OF every book he read together Ia many
oaaea, with a statement Of his own ylewn
upon II. Mr., Gladstone II may be added,
does something OF the same kind lle ereada
book, pencil In hand, marking on on the
margin those passages which ho Wishes 10
remember Querying those about which DO
IN IN doubt, aud putting cross opposite
those which he disputes, Atthe end Of tho
volume be constructs kind OF index Of hlS
own, which enables him 10 refer 10 what
ho wishes 10 remember In tho book.
Mr.. Gladstone IA thus an advocate OF
marginal marking. The great Sir William
Hamilton was In favor OF underacorlng.
Intelligent underllning," no said, gave
q kind OF abstract OF an important work,
aud by the use OF different oolorod inks 10
mark difference OF contents aud dlaerlm-
lnato the dootrinal from the historical or
illustrative elements OF an argument or
exposition the abstract becomes an RnAly.
sIa very aerylcoablo for ready reference"
But this assumes, aa Mt Morley remarked
In his lecture on "ThO Study Of LlterR
ture,n that tho book 10 DO operated on Ia
your own, and perhaps II 10 rather too
elaborate u counsel OF perfection for most
OF US. Even Cardinal Newmana plan IL
probably moro than most people caro- 10
adopt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Many boys aud girls, and for tho matter
Of that grown folk, too, have u careless
way Of talking, For convenience sake tho
following brief lesson Is In tho form OF
"don'tsN
Don't say which Is the best OF tho twoi
but which Is the bottor, etc. The suporla-
two adjective should not DO used whoro
thore are only two objects.
Don't say ho 10 very much OF o gontlo'
man, but very gentlemanly.
Don't say n new pair Of gloves, but n pair
Of now gloves.
Don't soy he can't learn me anything
but teaoh me, etc
Don't say tho man was hung, but tho
man was hanged.
Don't say two spoonsful Of cream, but
two spoonfuls
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Health is Wealth!

DR, ". o. WprT'a Nnpvn AND BRAIN rRuAT-
MINT, n guaranteed specific for liystoria, Dlml
nees dOnyulaonn, Flis, Nofyoup Neuralgia, KeAd.
htho, Ncryoun ftohlthton caused BY ihr usO OF
alcohol on tobacco, Wakefulnoan, Mental neproa-
sion nflonlng 0f tho hrhin reHuting IA insanity
aud leading 10 misery decay and death, Premature
old Ago, haffcAncaa, Lohs OF powOr IN either ser,
Involuntary Loegon and Apefmat0uhma caused w
evcr-e1crtlon OF the brain, Eof-nhuse or uvor-lu-
dulgenoe Each box contains one months troat-
ment. ei,00 boz, or eir boxes for 1000 cent ~
mall prepaid on receipt Of prioe,
WE QUARANTINE SIX BOxRs
10 euro any case. With each order received No
for nlx botcB, accompanied with 1000, We viii I'd
money n the treatment d0oa not elect Guro
uuAranteea inaued only BY purhm Wright A 90,
~ y. Markotat, Tho Popular nvue On n,
MtEket a.. sole agents Canton OHIO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16
Executors Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that the undorglghed has
been duly appointed aud qualified as Executor OF
tho estate OF itather Penroao late or stark county,
Ohio deceased CHAb, ~. hlOH,
Dated oct O. 1900. .edwt Executor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-16

Tho BOY mud tho Apples Green.
Tho boy n by tho farmer seen
No scgo upon tho apples green
The farmer laughs "lla hal hol hol
That theft, my boy, will bring you woow
Too true, alasl 40 mldnlght'e hour
Tho boy h Ia tho anpleH power
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
DIED AT FORT SMITH.
Judge Monte Fl. sandels, One of Arkansas
Brightest Men, Passes Away.

Judge Monte Fl. sandels, One of Arkansas
Brightest Men, Passes Away.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Nov. 12.-Judge
Monte H. Sandels, assistant justice Of
the supreme court of this state, died at
his residence in this city to-day at II 30
a. M. aged thirty-nine years and three
months. His funeral will take place to-
morrow from the Episcopal church at 8
O'Clock Although q young man, he
possessed one of the brightest minds in
the state, and his death is universally
deplored.
Judge Sandels was the son of Rev.
John Saudels, an Episcopal minister,
aud was born in Willlamsport, Tenn.
The greater portion Of his life was spent
in Arkansas. He began the practice OF
law when quite young man, and rap
idly rose to a front rank in the profess
sion; served as mayor of this city for
two terms. In 1885 he was appointed
United States attorney for the Western
district of Arkansas. which position he
filled until the spring of 1889, when he
resigned TO accept position on the
supreme bench OF this state, to which he
TENDER. He was again elected to the
same position, receiving the largest ma
jorlty of any man on the Democratic
ticket. He leaves two small children,
his wife having died about a year ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
CHALLENGED TO FIGHT.
man and & Observation-Disclosures
Honduras advIces.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICo, Nov. I2.-Congress
to-day took up the Fsteva- Mateos affair.
and Romero objected 10 the action of this
speaker yesterday IN closing the session
and demanded q full apology from
Esteva to Mateos. Adalberto Estava
said the affair was settled Yesterday, and
mutual recriminations followed until II
challenge was delivered on the floor,
which Romero said he could not accept
on the floor, but offered TO fight on leav-
ing the chamber. After several speeches
by prominent members, such rs Roseulo,
Pimeda, GuillermO, Prieto, the cham Der
bv unanimous vote declared Yesterday ;
action final, and upheld that GOuZalo
Esteva had not intended to insult the
cham Der, and only iusulted Muteos per-
sonally, which was not the AFFAIR OF the
chamber.
Adalberto Esteva left the chamber
whilst GuStsvO Esteve was arranging "a
duel with Mateos. The authorities may
interfere. All the Estevas are brave,
and have fought duels. Romero Is
noted for his honor, aud has fought sew
eral duels.
News from Honduras state that tela-
grams from Salvador are false aud man
ufactured here. kilograms from Hon
duras DOM pass here.
The new Insurance law reform viii!
probably come up next week.
The Conception mine, in the state of
San Luis Potosi, is u great bonanza.
Gen. Sostenes Rocha is writing an i'm
portaut military work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
Army Ordnance Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Brig. Gen
nance. has submitted his annual report
to the secretary of war. From the re-
port it appears that the bureau has ex-
pended during the last fiscal year 50,
2S9 $50, leaving a credit in the treasury
June 80, 1890, of SO 1894. 4S4.
ON the subject of smokeless powder
Gen. Benet saws: 'During the past
year extensive experiments have been
carried on abroad with smokeless powder
in field guns and in guns of large caliber
as we'll as in email arms, but though
some astonishing results have
been obtained, the attendant difficulties
have been many and it cannot be said
with certainty these new explosives will
eventually supercede the present
service powders. The performances
of the Maxim (American )and the
Watteren (Belgian) powders have. how
ever, been fairly comparable with those
claimed to be obtained abroad, and it Is
hoped one OF these can be developed in
time to thoroughly satisfy small arms
for powder.
With reference to the procurement OF
modern small bored rifles for the army,
Gen. Benet saws the lack of sufficient
quantity of suitable smokeless powder
has prevented the perfecting of
all of the details on 30-caliber
barrel, bat as soon as cartridges in pro-
cess of manufacture at Frankfort ar
senal are supplied the work will bs dill
gently carried on, and it can be safely
said that thu barrel will be complete with
detail by the time suitable magazine
mechanism is selected. The improve
ment in magazine mechanisms has been
rapid and it seems peculiarly necessary,
now that a. change in caliber is con-
templated, that our present Springfield
single loading system should be replaced
if possible by an equally efficient
magazine system, accordingly this office
will recommend that a board convene to
select a suitable magazine mechanism
after full aud free competition among
all the best existing systems as soon as
the necessary preparations can be made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13

offers are so low that merchants rarely
execute orders. The high rate OF dis
count is the Immediate depressing iuiiu-
ence. This, with the downward tendency
of cotton, makes buyers of yarn and
goods cautious. Possibly the great mas
ure OF American crop arriving is the i'm
portant cause of the abstinstion of spin
nerS from buying. The tone OF tus
market is moderately steady. FxuoFs
yarns are in poor demand. Supplies
going forward are so full that merchants
have little inducement to 5ur until they
see the effects of their shipments upon
prices in the distributing markets. The
tone OF cloth was exceedingly slow; best
Eastern shirtings and other plain goods
are well engaged. Many makers Of
printing cloths are we'll supplied with
orders, but others were less fortunate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
CORPSE FOUND.
The Decomposed Body of Charles Coz Found
in Tugbo,t a. Galveston-Drowned.
Special to the Gazette.

The Decomposed Body OF Charles Coz Found
in Tugbost a. Galveston-Drowned.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Nov. 12.-The body
of Charles Cox, who nysteriously disup-
peared a week ago tonight, was found
10 the forehold OF the steamtug Maddox
this morning. The discovery WAS mado
bv the stencil emitted by the body,
which was badly decomposed. Cox was an
old man, formerly sCrewsman, latterly
driver of job wagon The night OF his
disappearance he went down to the wharf
TO get the hammocks and effects of L
party of sorewmen who came IN on the
Maddox from the outside. 1t is thought
that IN boarding the Maddox in the dark
he fell in the forward hold and fractured
his skull. The hold was closed that
night and had not been opened since I'LL
to-day, when CoI's booy WAS discov-
cred. He was buried by the Screwmens'
Association this afternoon.
An Austrian named Nicholas, sixty
two years of ege, was drowned at ths
railroad bridge across West bay this
morning. He was an FISHERMAN, and
was on his way TO the city with cart
load of oysters. In coming through the
draw his boat fouled with the substruct-
ure, breaking the glib boom and knocking
Nicholas overheard. Search "es made
for his body but was unsuccessful. His
coat was brought to the city, and q
handkerchief found obtaining SIG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
Revolution in Honduras Confirmed

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA telegram
dated at Guatemala city has been re-
ceived ut the state department from
Mizener, United States minister to Cen
trail America, stating that a revolution
is now in progress in the capital of Hon.
duras. The president of that republic had
been driven from the city, but is now
collecting force Of troops, aud is ex-
pected, says the minister, to make a
fight for the recapture of the govern
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
AGED 116 YEARS.
Mr.. Robert Kidd of Sealy Dead One Hundred
ard Fourteen Years OF Active Life.

ard Fourteen Years OF Active Life.
Special to the Gazette.
SEALY TEX. Nov. 12.-RObert Kidd,
one of our oldest and most esteemed cit
liens, died this morning at the ripe old
age OF 1l6 years, three months and two
days. For the past two years Mr.. Kidd
has not been able to leave the house, Uu.
up to that time always made his appear
auce at the ballot box to cast his vote.
Mr.. Kidd was native Virginia, came
to Texas in 1907, settled at San Felipe, the
old capital, in 1866, and married ut the
age OF sixty-four, and has four living
children, Mrs. n. H. Cook, F. NJ. Kidd
of Sealy, q. w. Kidd and Mrs. c. &.
Caswell OF Beaumont, who have the
sympathy of the entire community over
their bereavement. His remains, which
will be laid 20 rest at Beaumont, were
escorted to the train by large concOurso
of friends from the surrounding country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
Manchester Trade Review.

MANCHESTER, ENG. Nov. 12.-Guar-
dian in its commercial srtiole, says: The
market in most departments is dull;
there is some demand in minor foreign
markets, aud some trade gives it its sup
port. There is an effective demand for
India, and China on full scale is lacking.
There IL plenty OF inquiry for India, but
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
Gold In the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.-The state
ment showing the amount of gold coin
and bullion in the treasury and of gold
certificates outstanding for the last ten
days. period ending to-day. which will
be issued tomorrow, will show that the
total gold in the treasury, coin and bull
lion, to-day is 1898 ,5l4 $50; gold certiti-
Gates in the treasury, $50, 431 $50; gold
certificates in circulation. Sl35 1868 ,7G0;
net gold in treasury, coin and bullion
Sl59, $50, 3S1.