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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-21

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
pLuNanp 1N pnn RIvnR.

APluoky Burglars Daring Attempt 10 Hu-
oapo-.ilinally Captured IN tho Middle OF
Rivor by q Detective no Loss PluolSy
Than nimaolf---An Important Arrest
CLEVELAND, May i2.--[Spcclall-- In
duatrloua burglars have boon doing u
thriving business In the east end FOR the
past week or two and until this morning
we're worry successful In oludlng thopolice,
by following up articles pawned by the
ring leader OF the gang detectives learned
that he went by the nAmo OF VIII Borgu'
son. This morning Detectives Granger
and Mcmillan fingered In the vicinity OF
pawn shops on Ontario street and soon
were Informed that Ferguson was trying
10 pawn gomo plundorat Auilobeky'a shop.
Tho burglar was Just lcavingN Na they ontor-
cd the shop and ho was placed under mr.
rest. While being taken TO the station he
broke AWAY and started down hill for the
river over piles OF paving stonos and lum-
Dor and under freight cars, The fugitive
sped with the detectives and crowd OF
people In hot pursuit, The officers fired
u number OF shots but Ferguson kopt on
until he reached n pile of lumber on the
bank OF tho river. He climbed 10 the top
and then dove into the muddy stream,
Detective Granger didn't wait TO take Off
his clothes but plunged In after the follow.
Whom In the middle Of the rlyor tho thief
throw up his hands and went 10 the bot
tom, Whom hO came up pooplo on the
bank, assisted by the detective, succeeded
In gotting him out alive, although he re-
mninod unconscious for some time. Un-
doniablo evidences OF his guilt were found
on his person. This capture will probably
lead 10 the unenrthng OF q gang that has
been operating here for the last four or
Ave eycars, almost under the noses OF tho
police,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

Mr, Chna G, Cook, OF Canton, las eight
plit edge mares aud hllleh in Kentucky,
an of nral-clnaa Individual merit We
A'HvIcior Mald,n by Slf Waikiki, sire Of
tvgo LA tbe 9!g0 List, lHl dam "SallyN hy
Victor Mohawk, Sir Walldll la by Ham
hlotanan 40 and Victor Mohawk ia Mo-
MI. Cook has very fine yeRrllng colt
ont of Victor Maid, hy EllerHlie wilkes,
g!9sl(, son Of the world'fnmoue George
WllkeH l9l93l,
i'Ge next ls"Lady Childan by old Al.
mont, dam Lady Rolhachildh, dam OF
King Philip p,9j2G4, hy MAmbrino Paieheh'
Tho next II "Cocll Medium by Happy
Medium, dam by Solomla by G, NJ, Clay,
Dr., "a dam Alice Gano, by the great Az
mont This N one OF best mares IN the
State n Kentucky
The noxt l. WilhllmIno, by Aberdeen,
The next ls "Murmurn by Aberdeen,
dam hy Almont
T6e next iaa very fine Inbred Nam.
brlno mare hy MamhrIno Paichen, dam
hy Mnmhrnn Chief, This mare 10 o great
producer. She produced colt by Happy
Medium that sold for 5000, and another
that sold for $500 and another lhll by
Happy Mcdluml that sold 40 a yoorlIng q
Thc next Ia " "Curlow,n by Almont, dam
Sally Clay by American Clay,
Mr.. Cook has also q very line LOT of
youngsters. He has ahared the bad luck
with other breeders In Kentucky his
spring aud has lost twoof hie Nneal foalH,
Colts In training at Meyers Lakeside
Horse Farmi
Boll Cloud by Black Cloud, a17A, dam
Hattie H., hy Idol, Lady Cloud hy Black
Cloud, dam Lady Mann hy Maryland Vol.
untoor, Harry d., by Black Cloud, dam
Lady Woodruff, May Cloud by Black
Cloud, dam by Chnmpionj Windsor Chief
hy Windsor, dam Purity, hy Col, Wins
ncld, Bell Cox hy Abhottaiord 2lO, dam
Alcndo hy Alcnldo, Miss Macy boy Macy
9.gl, dam Nutmeg by SmuRglor 2ilb4,
After duly lHt the following htalllona
will bo nut into active trniniuqj Glass.
Vile l8iO hy protondor, dam Miss Mon.
roc by Monroe Chloi 2,lsA, Sirius (Abi2)
by Enfield 2l2O, dam Starlight by North
Star Mnmhrino 1904, Hydrogen (bi88)
hy Prophet Wilkes, dam Tory llylna 10y
liylas 2.2iN, Bud Crooko lslGO record
g1Si(, hy George Wilkoa 2i22, dam Lizglo
Brlukor, dam OF Adlutnnt 2,2ON, Lucy
Fleming 2i2i, Odd Follow 2i3l, otco by
jrinhcr Drcnnon,
All Of the above horaoa With the Cxcop-
ton Of two, are entered In stake racoa
The Faaig sale Of horses opens In Col
umbus on Monday at . Ann. Quito u num-
bor OF Cunionians viii attend
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

nsss came 20 him aud Il waa not Iona be-
po,e M bad estahliahed an excellent fepn' |
tation, Ills habits were uneHeepilonahle |
and his morals above Teproaohi
In lheA he was appointed postmaster ~
Wooster hy General Jackson hnl hrlh
this until 1872 when he was eleeMu ls ue
Legislature, Judge of tho ppnllhpii ~ lehs
Court tho circuit benR eomppssu ei w
counties 0f knoHi Wayne lipl'hes, l'f's
land, Medina and Lorains ne nplYs'l we
term Of seven years, anl hh4p Fe'f hph
srai gatlsfaotlon in thai function,
Al tic expiration OF his term, 10 resuln'
ed tbe praoiioe 0f law, Though not "
nowned he was always regarded 30 AA'e
'f',Iss iie Was elected to Congress In lsio, and
'VIIp''h nv snch estimate was he held by tho
nartv at tbls time, that he was a enlhpe-
ling candidate Tor United htateA Senator
when Hen, 1appan was chosen, and lheA,
cd but one vote Of being lhe hueeenaip'
man, n. A.. IA, oona,sss be
served on The committee on Ipltllpllpa'
Al the second term hewah inaue chairman
on NMlliilh,n
willie In Cong 'esa Judge Dean made 9
leadina speech Co the political Issues pi
Nh. day, which Wis extensively elfehlhlleu
as IA campaign dOoumenli ana he re-
gnently enqaged in the running debates
1f tbe House, not being particularly ilen'
tlaed with any special party measure,
though always recognized 90 a hlAuhel
! Democrat, fe was q great reader ana
hls mind was we'll stored with uhelul
knowledge, particularly ~ hnplehl hhu
modern history, Ills convictions We're
we'll settled Ia what 20 believed w DO
right, and he adhered 70 mein WIN,
| Armnehs and uttered lhem vllh pplh,
meas tbat neither tumult or elamor could
modify or suhdue, Ills ilnnnees some,
times subjected Him 20 ihe accusation OF
in manner no was rather reserved but
/ dlanined, not cordalur genial, yet he Nad
I'm statire bs was above medium height,
| athletic aud we'll pf0pOfilpneal eoinpleh'
| lou dark, with COuulenanee tllal ihll'
Gated deep thought and lnileKlble reHolu'
/ lion, a.. A., Il,
/ Congress he resumed The practice oi law
i ln Wooster, John MchWeeney hhd just
completed his studies y canton emu WAh
/ taken In partnership, II was not long be'
/ Fore tbe drm we're fall of business, Dean
WAS the counsellor and Mehweeney the
i advocate,
During the civil war Judge Dean took q
decided stand IN favor OF Tue Union, anu
AZ "a Democrat gave moral support le lhe
lsdmlnistratlon I'D lt6 eilartA to suppress
tbe rebellion aud oheerfully gave hlh con-
sent that Ills son enter the service, A. no
WAS "a warm supporlerpi General Jackson
In his stand on Notification, 20 was he
will Abraham Lincoln 10 prevent diHHo'
luton Of the Union, .,,-
in 1857 he removed 10 ironton, Ohio,
where he had a son living H. y Dean,
Raq,, engaged In The practice or law he
had hia homo with lin whom lac dled'
January %, 1879, aged n,
The next two mrmherh In the order
given Will be Samuel Lahm ana ID X
Cartier H. o'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Legal Notice.

Charles n ohaddook, whose plaoo Of residence IA
unknown but who 10 supposed ~ roHldb somewhere
IN the state VI Kentucky Que OF the htim NJ law Of
Milton ~ uhaddooki deceased, VIII lako notice that
Horace y, bailey Adminlttpt0f VI the estate Of tho
said Milton n, Chadd0ok deceased, on tho 18Th day
0f Apfl 1900 hled hia petition In the Probate Court
within hnd Tor tho county " stark aud state OF
Ohi0 alleging that the personal estate of said do
ceduht N naumcunt 10 pAy his debt nnd tho
charges Of administering hla oaiaiel that he died
aoled ~ foe simple Of the following described real
estate, situate ~ said county t0swlii W. -
lot humber ono hundred and eleven an, In
ahRptorh addition 70 said town of WAynuahufah,
IN the county " STARK aud state Of OHIO, and 70
dOtlgnhlrd on tho plat 0f said town, which 10 fo-
corded IN tho Neo0fdeih once, IN said STARK o0un.
w. That Melissa ChaddOok Aa widow Of said de-
oodnnt IA entitled 70 d0wof IN said premises,
Tho prayer Of said petition u for the assignment
OF dover 10 said Melissa OhAdd0rk Tor tho sale 0f
said premises for tho payment of dobIa aud charges
AfOfcahid
The ahid Charles n Chaddook 10 further notified
That he hA been made party defendant 70 said 20.
tltl0n and that he N required 10 answer tho hAne
on or before the 9ltt DAY OF June 1900,
HORACE q, BAILEY,
Administrator uf the estate 0f Mll-
mayi-Lw ton u ChAddook deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
nrnrrnr ooNnoLIrn oosruMn

In which the summer girl OF 100 will dis
port herself Ut Mount Desert and Now
port. The material " white llnnnel serge
with Wide foot border OF the deepest,
dullcst Venetian rod, upon which IN 0p-
pliqued % row OF miniature gondola prowa
cut out Of white serge, and outlined with
q twisted oxydizod cord, 10 simulate u
rope. Tho tiny rounded jaokot IL OF the
dark rcd stuff, with q marrow border 10
match and tho full shirt sleeves have rcd
cuffs. A striped Roman sash encirclcs
tho waiat and IL knottcd on the right hip.
Finally, as the clergyman say when
about 10 wind up their scPlnons, wo give
our renders n glimpse OF q new coat
bodice, which N just now dcligbtlng tho
New York domoiselles. II has loose
fronts, hut the back 10 held IN closely, by
belt which buckles In front. Above this
Ia single strap which proyonta the linen
or silk front from ungraccfully bulging.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
FEARFUL TRAGEDY

In oolumbana County.--ono Man Killed
and tho sheriff and Another Man BADLY
Wounded.
NEw LinoN, May s,-A terrible trngody
has lust boon enacted at East Fairfield, Z
miles northeast OF here. Barrick Ashton
was shot and instantly killed by Ira Mar.
latt, Of the same place and Lowia Boil
was sorioualy wounded by the same party.
Tho shooting occurred 0t Bells MILL
Marlatt wanted Ashton and Boil 10 algn
note ~ security for him. Whom they
rofuaod ho became excited, pulled out his
royolyor aud shot Ashton doad. He then
turned on Boll and shot him once In the
body and twice In the arm, Tho wounds
are serious but II is thought Boil will ro-
cover. All the parties are respectable
farmers, Ashton being quite an old man,
Sheriff Wyninn cnught the murderer nj
hla home IN East Fairfield last evening.
Ho locked himself In the house and the
sheriff broke the door open and Marlatt
Instantly commenced firing al him, ono
ball taking effect just below tho hoart,
making q norlous flesh wovnd, but aftor .
hard struggle ho was lodged safely In jail
az this place. llo Ia 28 years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
THE LATEST FADS.
pFsIaHrp NJ RnpFERH,

Not Boiler PlAie,- The near approach
OF real summer warmth and brightness
makes tho average woman long w array
herself 40 far 40 circumstances WIN per
nit in accordance with the brief season
of roses and blue skies and gentle south
breezes. And 10 do thls, the olaneeai
nine times out Of ten are thai sue VIII
choose robe OF apft China of lnhia sllh,
Knowing this fancy Ut tic aeA, iiedfern
occasionally turns from the serious bual.
ness OF Manning his elaborate and elegant
gowns, 10 construct q costume which, with
all his own style aud oaohel shall also
have q touch OF French grace and light
ness,
Such a one ID herewith presented,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Road Notice.

Notice n hereby given that petition will bo pro.
auntod 10 tho Commits i0nom " AlAik county, At
their nott June session, A, d. 1900 praying f0f tho
alteration and location 0f county road on the f0ls
lowing line t0swtl negnning NJ the northeast
corner Of Joseph Waokoflyd land, In aootlOn No 10,
IN Plain township stark county, OHIO said o0tnur
being also the northwest corner Of Julius whllnpa'
lana IN said tottl0ni thuuco uOfthWArdly through
point In tho middle OF tho pfohent road W tho
northwest corner Of 4 net Of lhnd owned by Jacob
Henry, containing 7bsl00 acroh The road sought
road, from Cleveland road 10 Matalll0n ROAD oalhb-
lahod IN iHii,
Apfll 90 1900 -ml.ht A PETITIONER,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Fearful and Deadly II. II. Accident in II.
ltunla

CALrsnuRo, Ills, May i0,-LSpcolal. J..
Ncwa Inns boon received hore OF bad
train wreck nj Myanet, u little town about
40 miles northeast, on the Chicago, Bur
iInglon q Quincy road. Mcagro partlcu-
lars only are obtalnablo. Accommodation
train known an No, "a left the track about
midway betwoon Myanet and Princeton.
Throo mon are known thus far 10 have
been killed, and II Ia rumorod that several
more are Injured. The train was running
AZ speed Of about 70 miles per hour whom
II struck broken rail and went into the
ditch. Every ono Of tho coaches left tho
trnck. Impossible 10 got the names OF
any OF tho killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having It.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A poDporalo parborsuIoldonln in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Mpy l0.--[Speclol, j.
Richard Bltterlych, a barber employed In
the shop nt 20 broadway, got drunk aud
aunrroled with his young wife yesterday.
'fhlp morning his wife visited the shop
and a reconciliation was affected. Short
IN after the vito had loft and whom the
shop was full OF customers Bittorlych
pulled revolver out OF the drawer and
shot nearly half his head or. He leaves
a wifo and two young children in destitute
oiroumatnnpoe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
aHRnIFP BALE.

A, Taylor H0n Order Of sale Hlark
~ lnuntF D0WW0ufleas
Lewis hlEleE oOnrt
ny virtue ~ an oIdeF VI aale Issued BY me oert
lf tho OnuH ul onnlHnu plfas N IiaIk county OHIO
in tho above aClllu aud 10 me directed, ! will Ohoi
GT sale N pnhllo UniiIG, ~ tho dOnI Oi mo court
house, Ia Tho ollf VI uaalon,o %
Saturday, Tho i7th day Of May, 1880.
tho following described Taal estate 10 VIII Situate
ih mo township 0f Marlboro county pf hlaIk and
Of ONO. ana Known A. pali Of no northeast half 0f
tho northwest unArieT 10 section number four
township twenty aud range seven, bounded and do
sorlhha ~ follows commencing al The northwest
corner NJ land owned by Unle thence nnIih along
land owned by Hamilton Day Tour ohainh ana forty
nye links 70 tho public highway running east aud
We6t tlpnoe naal along said highway iRi enough 10
that Wy Wnlng paTailfl lha With The west llho n
viii contain thIeef0uItha 0f IN aoIo Oi lan1l thence
south four Ohans aud forty hYe nka 70 Coles land
thence 70 The place oi beHlnnlng,
Appraised ~ taD0,
hAle 10 commence Al ono O'Clock ., m Terms
fAsh,
o, A, RHiDER, ahenn,
UAIBWfH A auIHIua AtiiYH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
ulrhly ArrrnynLlna numor.

WASHINGTON, May l0.-LSpoclal. f.
Thore In ruinor current affecting the
officials Of tho national bank OF nm In
terlor city Of New York state. lts officers
have boon under investigation and n
shortage of 100000 ia limited at Promi-
nont officials and politicians are said 10
be implicated and distinguished ox.stNtoa-
mon OF national ronown are said 10 be
trying 20 smooth the matter over.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
A ttOnmor rlroEop Down in mia oUoan.

NEW York, May TO-. Especial. l-Amorl.
can steamship Illinois, which has arrived
from Antwerp, reports that on Friday she
pnssod North German Lloyd Steamer
Allor, which was broken down and on hor
way 70 New York. The Illinois offered 10
tow Allor, but the captain declined any
assistance. Allor sailed from Bromen
April 30, and Southampton May /, for
New York, hos li7 cabin and 300 steerage
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15
Legal Notice.

Rosa Earnat whose place OF residence IA unknown,
VIII tAk0 notice that u, H. Mohonor administrator
with VIII anncA Cd, OF the estate Of 00lloh hohau-
wookor, deceased has Mod hlA petition In tho Pros
bato Court IN tho county OF stark aud state VI Ohio
alleging that the personal estate OF said doOodont N
napmoent TO pay HIS dobta and the cost OF admlnla
oflnR hh ostatO and that ho died noEed OF tho fOs
lowing real estate hitunte IN tho city OF Canton In
said county to-wltl Lot number uia, IA said city,
said petition Will be fof hearing ON tho oia day 0f
May or "a soon thereafter ~ leave can bo obtained,
j, II, MlCuENFh
apr2i-ow Administrator