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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
NEWS aaleFLY ToLo.

The station house al Jeannelte wa
robbed last night OF a large quantity 0i
shoes, eto,, consigned 10 the merchants
At that place No clue
A boy named Mo0innis had mo Of hl
legs cut on while trying 10 jump an on.
CINE at Mt Pleasant Saturday, aud died
yesterday from tho injuries sustained
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Thomas Twist, an empl0ge of the
OrfensbuTg Coal company had both
legs broken and was otherwise seflOuhly
hurt by fall Of slate Ia the mines,
The famous Flaek divorce conspiracy
case, which was Ret down for yesterday
In tho court OF over and termlnfr, New
York, has been again adjourned for one
week, owing 10 the illness Of Mrs flaoh'
Rev a, j, Campbell, provincial Of the
Order OF Jesua, lelegraphs from fhlla'
delphia denial Of tho statement that
Rev, T. Herbert fernn, who died ~ the
Pennsylvania hospital Ia Philadelphia
10 jesuit,
The astronomers NJ the Paris obserya.
tory nre la trouble over the projected
building OF railroad near their eHiab-
lihhment, They Say that the earth lrem'
blings caused hy pnaaing trains VIII make
their observations uarleaa, They VIII
ty 10 have thn government order 5
change OF the routs,
The house Of James Nelson, In Hope,
well township ra,, was burned AZ |
o'clock yesterday morning u was oo-
oupled by Ham MeTlman ana family,
WHO barely escaped with their lives,
losing all their household goods, Total
los $1,000, no lHrurHnce, The fire
originated from uutdral gas,
An lB-monlbaruld child Of Richard
Mitchell, 40 Mutual, Pao got hold Of a
box Of concentrated lyo which u
mother had lrlt ou tho floor, and during
her temporary absence drank q small
quantity, which caused lh death Ia a
very few huuB Hlter suffering most
terrible agony Tho parents are almost
distracted with rIst
Decisions weH given In tho supreme
court yesterday lu suits mostly from
courts ln th0 rHtefn counties. Those
from the WHt WeW In tho case of thJ
commonwealth V, the New York, LuG
Erie AMI WrsIHn Railroad cOmpa y II
al,, common pl.W Of ElE countyj ludg,
mant affirmed iusIups sterrttt nd
Clark dissenting Wagner ya, tho town
Of Nalthurg, common pleas OF Allo'
ghenyi judgment uiNrmed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
PUBLIC sAbns.

Tho DEMOCRAT Office 10 tho beat equip
pod In Ohio for turning out sale bills illus
trotod with cuts OF horses, cattle, wagons,
etc. The prlcoB arc tho lowest and q free
notice Of every sale ls given in the WEEKLY
DEMOCRAT.
Thursday, March ts.-S. j. Miller 10
coming 20 Canton 70 live and will oifor his
black mare and entire farm outfit at the
the residence OF u. II. Shanowor, between
Groontown and tho station. Sale NJ 1. p,
M.
Thursday, March, 10, Jacob Seoly will
sell nt his residence, 3M miles west OF
Marlboro, horses, cows, and farm implo-
monts. Salo nt ~ M.
Saturday, March 20 Lide Byerly will
offer, miles south.weet Of Hartvillo, Ave
head OF horses, cows, pigs, wagons, plows,
otc. Sale at u, M.
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VERY BRIEF.
Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP,

Ask your grocer for SHAKER SOAP
George d. saylcrs Of Minneapolis Is In
the city.
Row u. T., Horbruck rololcoa over the
arrival Of baby boy
Mrs. Isaac Hnrtor IL spending the week
at Green Springs sonliorian'
G. A. Barnes, Of Canton, o., Ia at the
Hotel Duqucmc,-Ip Ipttsburg 'rImoa.
Eight tourists wcro given shelter from
The cold In tho city prison lostnght'
llonry u. Elliott has been appointed
guardian Of lrona X, Ellct,o Of Alliance,
DR., j, II, Morchand has purchased a
now horse, which ~ said 10 be- high Ken
lucky stopper,
Horny Siarhoy has been appointed ad'
mlnlauntor OF Phillip Starhoy late OF
Paris townahlp.
DIR. g. NJ. johnson, who has boon con-
fined 10 HE room by Illness, was able 10
bc on the gtroots laat evening
Lilly Lodge X, Of T.. held their regular
meeting last evening, Work In the Page
and Knight rank was executed.
Col GIbbona, ox.RoprcsontotIyo John
son, Tom Edwards, township clerk, and
Mr. oby, oil Of Alliance, arc In the eity
to-day.
Il. j. Gardner, Of No. % West Fifth
street, who hna been confined to hia home
for somo tlmo on account Of Illness, h
able TO bo out again,
Farmers coming In from The country
this morning say that the peach buds are
frozen, aud that thcro will bo but fow
peaches this year In this section.
A throo-yodr-old child Of NJ. Bichort oI
No. $50 Duobcr avonuC, died last night OF
mombrnnoua Group, The tlmo Of tho fun
oral has not yet boon decided upon.
Mrs. g. II. Miller aud grandson, Of
CrostlInc, were In the city q short time
yesterday afternoon. They were on tholl
way 10 Carrollton, whore they will visit
relatives.
i huNNll MAlN WOO WNNh'N w f'hf
ing board bill In this city, was arrested
by Constable Slagol NJ Atwator yesterday
Ho sottlcd tho board bill, paid all cost
and was released.
Dory Smith, tho guest Of Walter II
Double for the past few weeks, loft fol
Cumberland, Md, yesterday morning
Mr.. Smith 10 fno young man, and left Q
host OF admirng friends.
William Gcsswoln, brother Of Gustav,
Goeswoin, Ia visiting his relatives In Can
ton. Ho arrived In Now York aoyora
days ago from Chill, and 10 tho owner o.
several vessels. Ho In yory much pleasot
with Canton.
William Roy, the i8 months old son o.
William G. Smith Of No. 2O0 West Tusca
rawas street, died this morning from
scrofula. Tho funeral will take place Fri
day at ten o'clock. Intcrment in Row
land cemetery.
Tho caso OF Wood q Co., Medina, agains
John W. Shelter OF nj OF Beach City, 10 70
cover sum OF money which 10 in th,
hands Of the O. @. q S. n. II. company
Ia an action 10 have creditors bill do
cidod by the court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

NEW York, March 8, Fire at No. 8o2
Broadway last night caused $500, 900
damage, as follows; Baton q Eaton,
umbrellas and parasols, Si00,O M. q
O. Mayer, hosiery and gloves, 500, 0,00Oi
William Harvey & Co., smokers articles
and ivory goods, and the Brown Comb
company, together, S75,000i A. O. Bau-
doine, building, $4,000, Several fire.
mon were injured by q falling ladder
and others were overcome by smoke,
hut rncnvarpd
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HE CAN RETURN.
Minister FiShburn aud lila Father citlrons
Of tho United states

minister fihhburn nnu lila hhthor Oitihohb
Of tho United states
WASHINGTON, March b,-Secretary
Window has sent 10 Postmaster General
Wanamalter the following letter in ro-
gard 10 the employment Of tho Canadian
ministo Fishburn, NJ Lewlsburg, Pa,
In violation, as II was nj first thought,
10 tho alien contract labor law;
snl-I have tho honor 10 acknowledge tho
receipt Of your lcttor OF the Blh ultimo, TO.
fcrring the lotior OF Rev, M. II, FlRhburn, and
rOQuoatng that II may receive my attention.
In reply ! 0m pleased 70 ind from the latest
information received that nolthor MIR. Fish.
burn nor hlA fathor ever became citizenn or
Canada, but retain thor oitizenahlp In tho
country whero thOy wore born. Consequently
there Ia nothing In tho allen contract labor
law 20 prevent Mr. Fehburn returning 70
pennRyyanla undor contract 10 Hcryo 10 u
mlniator Of the gospel. | may add that In my
annual report to tho speaker OF the house In
December last Expressed tho opinion that 10
II not ohyioua what good reason applies 70 thg
admission into tho country OF professional
notore, Rrtigte lecturers and elpRoiB under
contract which does not apply with equal force
20 ministers OF tho gospel, scientific mon and
professors In cOllegog, whose right 20 ike ad.
inlgslon IN questioned or denied, II IN hoped
that congress will remove all doubt on this
subject by suitable amendment 10 tho law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
OHklsl's INSTITUTE.


Que Of lha Mast Remarkable which HAS
Ever Been Established - islwaea
5000 and 1000 Patients Have nesn
1raaied-DiTeetsd Ny the yoioe of God
What Medicine 10 uss--A Rigid EE.
amlnaIlon WIN be Made,
BALTIMORE, March b,-'fhe health do
partment will to-day investigate one OF
the most remarkable institutions which
has ever been established In Baltimore,
ID IL faith cure hospital called "Chriat'a
institute and Ia run by oolored men,
II IL located on Stirling street, near
Eager, III existence was discovered
Monday by the death Of woman from
consumption, The chief officer OF the
establishment Is q Mr., kennard, A re'
porter called on him yesterday for an
Interview 90 10 the methods he EN-
ployed, lilo said "l am the proprietor
OF 'Chrlst'a institute, which haa been
established 10 cure people by the help OF
God, use homeopathic medicines and
cure any find OF disease that flesh Is
heir TO. During the year 1888 became
convinced that God deaIred, through me,
10 raise peculiar people and ON Feb, z,
1889, ! opened this place, Since That
time have had ~ least 5000 on 1000
patients, many OF them white persons,
and all werb cured, except tho woman
whose certificate was sent 10 tho health
office, She had tho consumption aud
was dying when they sent for mo
"l have patients from . months old 70
100 years. Some have either paralyala
chronIeal rheumatism, stiffness Of the
joints, etc., but they will all BIO cured In
q abort time"
uow Ito Treats Disease.
My treatment VARIES, ~ am directed
by the voice Of God, When patient
comes 10 mo or 90 10 see him or her |
place my finger on tho part affected and
instantly / nm directed by God what
kind OF medicine 10 uhe and what else |
ought 10 do, / make no charge for treat
ment or medicines, nm willing TO ao.
cept whatever they feel able 10 pay, !
have also twentythree pupils, whom
am learning 10 he doctors, | charge
them nothing for their iratructIon, a. II
has pleased Almighty God TO give mo tho
wisdom and knowledge"
Upataira were found u numbcrof white
and colorod people who had been, they
said, addicted with palptitlon Of tho
heart dyspepsia, etc., and were all cured
by kennard
Health Commissioner Rohe and assist.
ants viii make 10 rigid examination OF
the place. 10 Ia believed that the con
aumptye patient who died yesterday Ia
but ono OF many deaths resulting from
faith In tho "institute,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
KILRAIN sENIgNcEp.

The Judge spoto lu Severe Trrma of tho
Invasion ~ the state by Fighters
puu1s, MISS, March l,--Jakc KIroin
appeared Ia court yesterday morning for
sentence, After dwelling hrip0y on tho
laws Of Mississippi ogaInIt prizo fight
ing and poaking In severe terms Of tho
invasion of Che state 10y tho prisoner and
his friends last July for ou unlawful
purpose Tho judge sentenced klran TO
two months imprisonment IN the Puryia
inil and to pay q fine OF $500, John H.,
SulliydnB caso which s on appeal from
sentence Of ono year. will probably bo
dneIlul noNt ALnndnY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

LONDON, March A fresh strike is
threatening among the coal miners OF
WestphaliO, with every indication that
II win be moro general and widespread
than any OF the previous great revoltB OF
the GOLFERS against the opposition Of the
masters. II is thought, however, in
view Of the approaching labor confer
ence that the emperor will use his inilu-
ence 10 effect o settlement, or at least TO
pogtpone the outbreak.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
West vIrglnla's New Railroads.

CLARKspuRa, w. VA, March 4.--Tbo
officials of the Pittsburg and West Vir.
ginia railroad, by which the system Of
railroads under construction through
the center of the state by ex-senator
Camden Is known, announce that work
will commence on all their lines about
April /. When completed these roads
will form direct line from the b, q o..
az Feirmont to the Q. & o. in the Kama
wha vnIley
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A Construction Placed iron tho Forty For
Cent clause ~ the Coustitutlon-The
Mileage 10 he Averaged on the haala
~ Fourteen Mon-Uumorud Washing
ton 10 10 bo sold to detroit
CLEVELAND, March 5,-Thc opening
acfaon Of tho National League meeting
was called to order IN the Weddoll house
AZ 1880 o'clock yWtorday afternoon.
Reports OF committees were trat called
for, ailar which the following motion
was unanimously Odoptoli That tho
40 per ocnlum Of cato receipts mem
tlonol la section 60 Of tho League con-
atituton bc construed aud understood TO
mean 90 contl per capita, turn3tlle count,
except In the case Of Philadelphia,
whore 10 cents per capita, turn6tllo
count, shnll BIO paid, Adjourned for
dinner,
Tho Evening srs,lon
II was nearly o'clock whom the
second session was called 90 order. The
schedule committee presented the fol-
lowing accommodation; THAT the
mileage for cnCh club hc averaged ANA
the costs computed on the basis Of four
teen men NJ "a lxCd rate per nile each,
An clubs below tho average viii bo re-
quirod to pay anamount into Che League
treasury TO equal the averages, the clubs
having paid, on the same basis, an
amount exceeding the average TO bo re-
imhumCd such amount ~ the close Of the
season. Tho recommendation was
unanimously adopted, A brief discus
sion of the general features Of tho
schedule, 40 arranged by the committee,
then ensued, after which the meeting
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning,
II Ia rumored In the corridors OF tho
Weddoll house that Washington 10 TO
sell out 20 Detroit, but all Leaguo men
who have been approached say there 10
absolutely no foundation for such a
story II Ia the general belief that tho
League will not get through here before
Thursday or Friday, The work done up
10 this timo 10 considered a moro begin
ming
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Iana.,Ido an IN, c.Sp. noad.

ToRoNTo, March A landslide,
which was first noticed ON the O. a. p.
railroad at Browns Station, Saturday,
has caused the company 10 place q
watchman and telegraph operator nj
that place, Tho hillside Ia In very
dangerous condition, and should sud
den thaw take place, railroad and other
property must suffer heavy loss, Tho
O. & p. track has already been moved n
little out OF line Of the alido.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

BogToN March 4, Frank B, Keith,
who enys hc resides In Worcester, en-
torcd the house Of Capt Griffin, Of Hook
and Ladder company &, ON Tyler street,
yesterday while intoxicated and de-
manded soup On being refused, no
knocked Mrs, Griffin down and boatand
kicked her She was tho only member
Of the family in the house at the time,
Keith was frightened away by some one
knocking at the door, He was alterward
captured, Mrs, Griflln's condition Ia
alarniinp
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nny,o l,arr,s, Disapponrnnvy.

PfTTsBuRG, March 5.--The mysterious
disappearance Of David Harris, Of the
firm Of Baldwin q Graham, stove manu-.
facturers, ia still causing much talk, and
his friends are anxious TO know Of his
whereabouts. Inquiry among his Allie
gheny friends yesterday developed the
fact that they are still in ignorance OF
his present whereabouts, or what has be.
come Of him. His wife 10 very much do.
pressed over his disappearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Important Agreement nrtwcon nois rlas.
irrrw nnd Journrymon,

Important Agreement Between noss rlas-
irrew nnd Journoymon.
New Youy, March i,-Tho Journey
men pln,,cgorg of thh city observed yea,
to-day 900 one o.. rest and jubilee TO cello.
bratc the consummgtono Of uu agreement
by which they win commence ON May /
10 work oisht hours day pt stipulated
wages Of 30 cUut8 an hour or f, rnrday.
There hlyo been frequent cunlcrpucca
between the boss pIOglUrcw and tho
Journoymrn phstrCw Union, and th1
morning thp arrangement w given
above, WA mUNcd The agreement IA
20 hold good tor two ycgiB, Tho result
ia considered q most valuable precedent
IN Gao contemplated movement Of
eight hours as q days labor for an trades
mon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Without = lAllel was to'hAVs had hearing
this afternoon, The case was dlhmisaed
by tho plaintiff on tho payment OF The
costs. The defendant has had hla milk
tested aud II has alwayh been found 10 he
iirat class II was only a matter of neR'
Loot that he dld not properly label the oana
Ia which he kept hlh skim milk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Tho flight Tor Gideon alrc,rs Estate.

CoLnuus, March 1.-The win Of
Henry WhIlcmm, filed for probate ON
Saturday, hcQucuths 90 his children his
interest in the Gideon Mercer estate, yal-
uod nt $500, 100000, Whtymln was o
grandson Of Gideon Mercer who leased
TO tho government largo tracts Of land
ON Staten and Manhattnn iolauda for
military purposes. The lease has long
since expired, and II Ia claimed the land
Is held by sQuattors and those TO whom
they conveyed lt. A 6uit has been in
sttuted by the Mercer heirs TO get pos
session Of this property,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Approvou tho Action Of the Union

TOLEDO, March AIT n meeting OF
Toledo Typographical Union No. 0B last
night II was decided to demand raise
in the scale 0 cents per thousand ems in
oil work, making the scale 85 and 80
cents for day and night respectively,
also TO abolish the use Of oil plate mat
ter. The Daily Commercial approves
tho action of the union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
AReMARKAeLe WOMAN,

MIRA Mary DlSy Aged 90, Dcad-Noycr
Sick or Needed Physician,
WHEELING, w. VA, March 5,--Nlrs.
Mary Dixy, tho oldest female resident Of
Wheeling, died at tho age Of 90 last
night. Mrs, Dlxy was native Of Iro.
land and omigrated TO England in 1871.
She came TO America thirty years later.
Her relatives claim she was never sick O
DAY In hQr life; never had the services Of
physician, and was never even known
20 cough or complain Of n cold,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
Players Loavo for tho South.

New York, March 4.--John Ward
and his tenn Of baseball players de-
parted for the south yesterday afternoon
on the steamer Chattahooohee for Savan-
nah. The Philadelphia Brotherhood
team accompanied thom. The Brooklyn
League toaDl also left at 9 o'clock on tho
steamer Clyde for Jacksonville, Fla.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

GRAFTON, w. Va, March A. Engl,
neomof the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
began work Yesterday morning ON tho
route Of tha Grafton and Grrenhrior
railroad with 70 view 10 Widening n N
the standard guge, The rond eNtonda
from thia paa. 10 Helinglon ana u wlp
tho intention of tho Baltimore and Ohio
10 extend 20 tu NIEuH, and there connect
with tho Wut Virginia Central os soon
900 no-LLMlH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
AN ocToaeNARlAN


supposed 10 hhNo Noht'h AlH WHO 70
Death.
PErEBsnUpd, VA, March 5--Thomos
Bishop, o Mexican war victorian and pen.
sioner, about 80 years oil, was arrested
here yc.tgrday on suspicion Of having
murdered his wife, lIahop had been
drinking pretty hard Tor several days
and pcmnnn pns0ing tn house Monday
heard him swearing ul his wife and
threatening 90 kin her Yesterday
morning the woman was found dead In
her bed with her face almost pounded 10
a Jelly. Bishop himsaif came TO the po.
lice station and gavo notice that he had
found his wife dead, ltm supposed chat
ho boat her into inIcnaibllty Monday
night aud then loft the house, and whom
he returned aud found her dead went 10
the station In person In order 10 ward
suspicion from himgolf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
weather stlll Frosty.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, March 4.-.The
weather isstill frosty but is moderating.
The mercury was at 20 degrees last
night. Bananas and oarly truck gardens
are badly damaged, Orange trees are
badly nipped and In some localities the
trees have been killed. There will be
great loss on next seasons crop, as the
trees are all In bloom.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

HALIFAX, N. s., March 5..-The bark
Truro, from Liverpool, brings Capt. OF.
sen and the crew Of eight men Of the
bark Povas, which was wrecked by q
gale while on q voyage from Monte
Cristo TO Hamburg, The Truro took the
men of tho wreck after they had been
Ave days in theii perilous position.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

NEW youE, March 4. Tho aalo Of tho
wine cellar of tne lute A, T. Stewart
will t0grpl1cp Wednesday, There arc
thauGlnll of d0toua OF BOTTLES Of eX-
quHilr Maduip. shcnHcl, Johannhhorg,
olurcB, ports pul other less aromatic
liquors, Tho wines arc valued ~ SJO,'
600.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06

Riding the Sarrowest and Crookedost Part
~ the Crnnd Canyon,

Riding the Sarowest and Crookedest Fart
NJ the Crnnd Canyon,
PFAmsrUVcs, AmZ,, Marohi i,-Chlei
ENGINEER Stanton and his paityof rail-
road surveyors reached tho mouth OF
Diamond Creek, twenty-five miles below
thIa place, March f. Every ono la tht
party ID we'll and no serious accident OF
any kind hal happened since that 10
photographer hlmi, Jan, !, The trip
through tho grand canyon OF Colorado
was onn Of much danger and cXcite-
mont. .ut hlB been ao far successful In
every wHV Onr boat wa l0at while
letting /, own % fall, bat
fo one was In It
Aflor lhat tho chief bontmnn IN charge
Of tho Rect deserted tho parity Ia run,
nug onf raVl Mr. llialop was thrown
out OF hl boat, hut his life prcderyer
kept h'm up until ho was pleEod up
further down, A sudden rIaoof ten ic0t
Ia the river lgst week made the Two
days rIo Though the nuuowat and
orookplnHt ppt Of the canyon exciting
and prrlOut Ih' party Wc ull la good
hoalth and viii be- here for few days 10
got new aupply Of provisions before
going further.
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Importing these goods, as wo do, for
niue large stores, enables us TO import
them In such large quantities that we
can, and viii, saye you the jobbers' OF
auction house commission, which Ia
anywhere from 25 TO 100 per cent,
thus placing them In your hands for
less money than most dealers have to
pay, (wholesalo) for the same goods.
Our line Of window shades, curtain
poles, shade rollers, ornaments, etc,
you will find the most complete, and
prices the lowest In the city, Sec them
and then judge for yourself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
onnrI,t M q conl rIpple.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 4.--Will-
lam rrudgeon, coal operator, owning
several mines in this vicinity, was
caught In one Of his coal tipples yester-
day and 80 badly injured that he diei q
couple OF hours later.
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A nnon AmlotIon.

Mr.. Gus Dome, Of Douglas street, has
met with sod aiIlictlon in tho death Of
his estimablo wife. Tho home, made
happy several days ago by the birth OF %
child, 10 shroudcd In deep gloom. Tho
child 10 doing we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-06
ReMARKApLE NEepLe WORK.
Tho Hammer which an Apollo Lady Has
Made for DenJamin Harrison.

Tho banner which an Apollo Lady Has
Made for DenJamin Harrison.
APOLLO, Pa, March 5.-There Is on
exhibition hero banner which Is most
remarkable piece Of needle work. II
was executed by Miss Lizzie Simonds,
for presentation 10 President Harrison.
The ground work is black satin about
44x18 inches, The design represents an
American eagle in appropriate colors
perched on a blighted oak, surmounted
by two crossed American flags. In tho
lower left-hand corner the monogram b.
II. IL worked In very artistic designs
The While Is mounted in the most elab-
orato manner Miss Simonds Is the
daughter Of an employo Of the Apollo
company's steel works, and late arrival
from Wales, Last fall she took NUM-
ber Of premiums at the county fairs for
her work. But in the present piece sho
has excelled any Of her previous efforts,
and there is no doubt but her gift will
be cherished among tho valuable nomon-
toes at tho White House.
- ~ A. A