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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
sHnRIFF BALE.

Joseph Hoak 0lqsf q sale
Va hlAM tpuuU uOn nfOn
HeaV suhoaaebsra o. Al floAs ooart
Wy virtue Of az Allaa oraer af sale, issued W Nc
oi6rf VI ne 0puu 0f common plpaa " hialt
oaunty Ohl0 Ia tha above action aud W na dl-
reeied Nlanel to- sale a puplle pulel " lha
deer ol he court house 10 ihe elW Of ioAnlon' on
Saturday, the elst day Of June, 1890,
me following described real estate lo-Wlt situate
w tho township pl lut0AfaWAs, nouniF VI hiah ahd
hlale VI ONO, aud known a. and being lQl nunpHf
altlsen llnl ana Az oi hnmpel nlleen lihl
sapp n Andrew n, inIslYA addition 70 lhe village
" hasl nlsslltllle hlAlk county one according Y
records " hiaIk county volume " page bil except
InH the mineral coal hereunder,
LsSI Pp9lsea q 6S sasS
hale 70 commence % one O'CLOCK D. ~, Terms
cash,
OA KRlDER, sheriff
u, W, MC0AuGHHY, Au'Y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
pilost Pilosi pilos,

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or
Itching Piles ever discovered. II never
fails 70 cure old chronic cases Of long
standing.
Judge Cofllbury, Cleveland, o., says:
VI have found by experience that DR..
williams Indian Pile Ointment gives inn
medlatean permanent cure.n
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists, 81 per box, or mailed on receipt
OF price, by tho
WILLIAMS MFG CO., Cleveland, o.
Az Wholesale and retail, Durbin, Wright
4 Co. d&wly
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
REDVGRN YACHTING CLUB,

These elegant ouls are furnished eKeln'
slVeiY 10 tie NEW6,DfhOphAf, We arc
glad 10 know that our lady friends appre
piate them and all the ladies READ We
NKws-DnMOpRAT, lln fact lhey nave 70
keep W with the slyleaj 4,
Said q well-known aoelely Woman
lledfern'a the other day. "lhls MAI
order department Oi yours, has been hnph
a comfort ana relief tO ne, heiofe " was
started, friends from all over the county
we're forever writing mel DO 80 70 lteh'
FERNS aud tell me what his new designs
are like Or Pray order me a HpWn, ana
be sure II 10 Just 90 aud 30, nt, lpiiN 10y
him get ID 10 SNOWY, etc. until ! was inpnl
distracted, iiuG nov, why, I've no trouble
AZ all with Out0ftOWn eonnepnohh' lllh
was enough 70 arouse curiosity ana lhlel-
eat, and q few leading questions ppl V
one Of those courteous ,allehuhlila
who are such a deliahlinl eonfhs'
10 some Ot the pert ana htel'
less salesglrla IN our big shops, soon ep.
tained for me, full particulars 40 lo we
most convenient department, ny llh
means, the far away customer 10 AZ care
fully fitted aud served 40 the one VINO
makes personal application, Samples OF
gOOdA and water color sketches OF new ae'
hlgns are forwarded 70 her, together WIN
q measurement chart which she nils np,
thus giving dimensions of waist bust, elo'
She n also requested 10 send on bnllee
which ilts her, aud by means of THIS ana
the dummy figures, which can Do screwed
up % any hile, hn exact pattern IN obtain
Cd, the garment ordered, 10 gunIanteel "
he perfectly satisfactory ana Madame 10
saved the tedious prelimlnarlea OF trying
on and hiilng,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
IalI for Democratic County ooaysntionl

Gall for pemooralie county Convention
Ata nesting of ne hlarh paultF Democratic ppn'
tai Committee on MAI ", 1850 u wa decided 70
hold the Primaries 70 eleel delegates 70 county Ana
congressional conventions, 0n saturday, June iilli
ls60 helWsen tbe hours u ana7p ~, lhp eenn'
W p0Rgtntpn viii 10 hald ~ uahlGn, Qn wednesday,
June lblh 1850 a. u o'oeok o. a., ~ the ppers
hpusa lhe congressional convention VIII DO hpll
N Onyllle one, ihuTsdaYi iulT iOlh, 1850.
Az the primary election fOT June IAN there viii
10 One delegate elected " The county convention
l0I 30 Yuiesiasi i0r IAada NJ lAmphpl inT NpNl
eln0l, And one delegae ipr eVeIl fractional PAL pi
10 0ffl N Ynift, AZ ihp same TIME tleie VIII 10
nnn delegate nibllfa ~ tho congregational enhfnhT
llnn l1I oven 100 Ypins cast lnI uFpFnI uirfpanli
i1I rTfsld6ni ann one drlfgate i0r ever fractional
pat nl 100 uVef hO Yptes There viii Altl DO pnn
member " tho central committee elpelea from eAeh
lIeolun.
r0lf viii he held ~ such places ~ tho central
lpnlmliiea VI each l0Nnshlp shall designate
All npmprfais and other persona REGARDLESS nl
iOImeI ppllilpa creed alp enllupa W Yole ~ ihfae
primary ppollens providing thpY pledge themselves
" inpppTt the Democratic Ticket
f0llWlnW VI no number ~ delegates tiH llnplenl
townships entitled W VI eaoh ppnfenNphl
Delegates Delegatesl0
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Oornes, and oil Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
cd. Price rs cents per box. For sal
by Durbin Wright e Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented TO be
ojust as good as the Ivory" "
They are not,
but like
all counter(eits,
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, 1890-06-05
Saturday, the 9th day Of July 1890,
Legal Notice.

Charles H Chadd0bk, whose place 0f residence Il
unknown, but who Ia supposed 10 reside somewhere
IN tho Btato 6f Konuoky one Of tho heirs nj law OF
Milton u, ohaddock, deceased, Will take notice that
Horace o. Bailey administrator OF tho estate OF tho
said Milton u, OhaddOck, deceased on the 18th day
OF April 1900 filed his petition In the Probate Court
within aud for the county OF Stark and State OF
OHIO alleging that tho personal estate OF said do.
oedent Is insuilclont 10 pay his dobb and tho
charges Of administering his estAtei that no died
seized IN fee simple Of tho following described real
estate, situate IN said county to-wlt
Lot number ono hundred and eleven (lii), In
shaeifor's addition 10 said town OF waynoshurgh,
IN tho county OF stark aud State OF ohio, and so
designated on the plat OF said town, which Ia ro-
corded IN the Recorders onoo, In said stark coun-
~, That Mossa Chaddock aa widow Of said de-
codent Ia entitled 10 dowor IN said promises.
Tho prayer OF said petition 10 for the assignment
Of dover TO said Melissa VhaddOck for tho sale OF
said premises for tho payment OF debts and charges
Aforesaid
The said CHARLES E. Chaddock Ia further notified
that he has been made party defendant 70 said PEE
titon, and that he 10 required 10 answer tho Same
on or before tho 9iat day OF juno 1900.
HORACE q, BAILEY,
Administrator Of the estate OF Mll-
mayi-Lw ton u Ohaddock, deceased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

This other gown Is for young girl Ont
Is OF dark blue sorge, with n very deer
border Of light blue headed by a row oi
anchors, done In silver braid. A similar
row, reduced IN size borders the blouse
which has light blue belt, yost and col
lar. With this costume is worn q Nenpol
ltan flsherman's cap, striped with light
and dark blue, and finished with silk
tassel In the latter shade. Tho short skirt
partially reveals the dark blue hosiery and
neat little tan colorod ties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Moro Juror prawn.

The following jurors were drawn To-
day IN the Popp murder case, In addition
70 those already drawni John Brownwell,
Canton Up. jacob Moese, Nimishillen tp.
1ielm, Marlboro tp. Joseph Snider, Mas
asillon, Third Ward; N. X. Brumbaugh,
Lake tp.i John Sefert, Alliance, Second
Wards james Wilderson, Lexington Up. ;
Samuel Machomes, Lake tp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Mhat b a cOld N lha haad2 Me

What Is a cold in the head2 Medical
ngthorties say Il 10 due TO uneven
clothing Of the body, rapid cooling
when In q pempiratIon, sc. The Inn
portant point Is, that q cold in the head
ss an inflammation Of the lining mem
brane Of the nose, which, when un.
checked, Is certain toproduce catarrh.
al condition--f0r catarrh is essentially
a "cold" which nature ls no longer able
10 aresolve" or throw Off. Ely's Cream
Balm has proved Its superiority, and
sufferers should resort to 1t before that
common. ailment becomes seated and
ends In obstinate catarrh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Notice 10 School House Contractors.

Scaled proposals. will bo received nj tho once OF
the Clerk Of Bethlehem Townshlp, In stark county,
Ohio until twelve O'Clock noon, on tho 7th day OF
juno, 1900, for tho building OF school House, on
the School House grounds In Sub District No 4 In
said township, according 70 plans and specifications
on file In anid once. Bids must DO made according
10 law, lSec 1888, Il, 81 None but the lowest re.
sponsDle BID will he accepted, and tho Board may
reject all bids.
A. w. GUSHORN,
Clerk OF said Board,
nntad NAV fnth iann .ibilw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,

Transfers OF Real Batato From May 40 e
May 80, Reported by II, II. Trump'i
sont, Abstraotors Of Titlo,
S,E. Rcemsnydor 10 j, A. Reemsnydor
lot d96s, SG95; Amos Byers 20 Orphn Shat
fer lot 32iS, S550 Geo. d. Saxton 20 VIM
Feler part lots 277i and 1927, 81 ,ii2; h.
Schaofor's executor TO II. A. Kennedy lots
9O3i.2.3A, 5000; Sheriff 10 Maggie j.
jackmnn, north half lot 1896, S5ibi ", Ii,
Green TO II. and Jos. Myers, lot 1910, 81, ,OOC
Lobens Brown 10 Robert Il. Ewing, north
half 32G, $500; Julia A, Housel's executor
20 Eva Housed lots 1856, 1915, 1917, 1913,
$1,000; Eva Housed 10 A, Housed the same,
$1,000 Coleman Rohm 10 Peter Berger
south half lot 2S07, 1925; Emma Balow 10
Elizabeth Schuster, lot 736, 5000; Meyer
heirs 20 Margaret Il. Little lot 1910, 500;
Schweitzer e DouRherty 20 j, II. Wibel
lot 45i7, 1900; Schweitzer a Doughorty 10
Elmer s. Ball, lot i581 ex. alley, $500;
Meyer heirs TO VIM. Melchcr, lot A33,
5000; Mary E. Rogers to John Watterson
lot 1852, 81 100; John Shelter, Jr., 20 Thos.
Prendeville lot 1910, $3.50.
MAssILLoN.
Charles Albright 10 VIM. Albright Co
100 acres p. S. w. j., l,l25; Christian
Willis to Anna E. Lipps, $500 acres,
$500.
ALLIANCE.
Harrison Sents TO Isabella Fielding LOT
II, 81 600; Isabella Fielding 10 Joshua S.
Sebrell lot II, $3.50; G. ID. Painter 10 Thos.
II. Morgan, Sr., lot 127 7, L, q Co.'S. addi-
ton, $3.50; Charles Bush 10 4. II. Morgan,
Sr., lots 1928 In n. L. q Co.'S. addition,
1850; JAS. ID. Ellison TO Emma Crowei
lot 1873 II, Teeters' addition, 81, 900; JAS. ID.
McCrearv TO Oliver Miller lot lA2 Hester's
addition, ASI.
COUNTY.
j. p. Fawcett TO Fernando b. Smith lot
8 In Werts' o. H., Canton township, 81 200;
Thos. Davis 10 John Liebi, 50.100 acres,
Canton tp., 81 100; Michael Rohr 10 Adam
Rohr % 1900 acres, jackson tp., $1,000;
Susan Wertenborger to Martin Grooming
10 acres Marlboro tp., 5000; Mary A. Miller
TO Martin Grooming acre Marlboro tp,,
1926; Mahlan Marshall's heirs TO w. X.
Mendenhall n 29-i00 acres Marlboro tp,,
5000; Alexander q Kitzmiller TO w. H.
Clark, lots 20, "a, %, 20, 30 Bellevue, 2nd
addition, Plain tn, vi 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

Labor Troubles in Spain.
Lnr cnnIo % Nrws-prMoonAr.1

MADRID, June AIN order to allay
trouble among workingmen which
threaten 10 result in q revolution, the
Kings Cabinet will recommend that the
Cartel fix work days at ten hours and
prohibit the employment Of women In
certain factories,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
Legal Notice.

Rosa Ehrnst whose place Of residence ls unknown,
with will annoI cd, OF the estate OF 00tlolD Sohau-
wocker deceased, has nlod hla petition In tho Pro-
bate Court In tho county OF stark and state OF Ohio,
lnsuoent TO pay his dobta and tho cost OF admlnIs-
terng his ostato and that h0 died seEed OF tho fol-
lowing roal oatate situate IN the city OF Canton IN
said county, t0-wlt Lot number Bl4, IN said city.
Said petition will he for hearing on tho 91at day OF
May or a. soon thereafter ~ Oayo can bo obtained.
J. Il, MIOHENER,
Aprai-ew AdmlnlStrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05

And now after 40 much preamble, Lot ua
see what thOro ia now In yachting gowns,
Here h beauty Ia dark hlu0 serge,
opening on the left side Of the skirt, over
a panel Of bright rcd, upon which are
stripes Of white moiro ribbon, outlined
with gold braid, The wulutcont Of rod w
trimmed TO accord with the skirt, and the
widely opened blue Jacket has big gold
anchor buttons, aud iN lapola are Hlllt.
faced, aud have yachting scenes painted
nnnm lhnm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
oHaAH DHDIoAqIoH,
The HsW fipe Organ Of the hyAnRelloal
Lutheran Church oonaeorated Yes
teTdaY

The Hsw Pipe Organ Of the hiyAnEelieal
Lutheran Church oonaeorated Yes
teFday
The new aud beautiful pipe organ TO-
Gently erected Id tho Evangelical Lulh'
eTan ieflaelem church, on hast lusea'
rawas street, hY tho harhhoif Church
oman Company, Oi halem, On was
s0lemnly dedicated yesterday Ihe
church, which has been newly papered
aud oarpeled aud made more attractive
again as q church hnme, was lhronGed y
10 utmost capacity, ,and hhny Ipuhl only
standing room in the yesliblle ANA out
side. The Lutheran 81 faul'a e0ngrega'
lion Of Masslllnn came over on an excuIs
sl0n bringing about 80 people with them,
There wefe also number " Visitors pres
ent from New neriin, Dhnaburg, Cairo,
and other parts Of thls county, The ser
Vices began al ten o'clock by q well rem
deFed anthem by tho choir, After the la
lrOit by ihe PASTOR the congregation
jolned In singlng hymn 81 praise, the
slnQing heing led by an orchestra NJ the
Aassll0n CONGREGATION 0f five pieces,
The altar services followed neIL Then
came tho dedication proper OF the organ,
which was performed by the pastor L, Y,
Meyef, assisted by Rev. y, i,
Long, Of Maasillon, ana tey ~
w. sehilllnReE Of Canal Fulton,
Me- Herman q, Hose, tho .oraenial aud
teacher OF lhe Congregations school, had
charge ot tie new organ, ANA w lilA hands
ID poured fourth tho soul Inspiring chords
which form one Of tho Rrandest of hymnA
la tho German language, NOV thank We
all our GOd,n the entire congregation join
lng Ia singing tho hymn, Rev Mr. Long
then preached German ana heY, MI,
sehlllnger an English discourse, which
we're both very instructive, eloquent and
appropriate, and attentlyely listened 70
by the audience, During the services tie
choir rendered several anthems Ia q very
acceptable manner, and much credit was
given them for their part ~ the services
After the close Of the services those who
came from distance we're the guests OF
the members Tor dinner aud afternoon In
their various homehh
AZ tile conclusion Of the service tho Or
eheslra retired 70 the tower and there rem
dered several fine aeleciionA while the
people we're leaving the church.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
} Divorce Notice.

Mary j. Reed Ia hereby notified that on the 9th
day OF April, 1890, Thomas II Reed filed his ret-
tlOn IN tile Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
the county OF stark and State OF ONO charging her
with oxtremo cruelty towards him, Tho prayer OF
said petition II that no bo divorced from her and
given the custody Of their minor child.
The said MaryJ Reed ia required 10 answer or
domur to said petition on or before the o5th day Of
May, 1900 THOMAS II. REED.
JOINS a HUDSON his Att'ys. aplo-Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
SHERIFF SALE.
mn, Wood a %. Order Of sale
,oao N, stsa., ., al. '~'S sIss. &c, cSali SSR"''

nj Wood %. Order Of sale
Joba N, shelter OF al Pleas Coat o"'"
pi lle eenH oi common pleAa Of AtsIk county, OHIO
ln tie above action, aud " mo directed, Wlll Ondi
too aaln ~ puho 0utofY, AZ tie nlpI OF tho o0uIt
house Ia Ils elly OF oAaloh, on
Saturday, the lith day Of June, 1890,
The following described real estate, situate In the
county u Rlark And stats Oi OHIO, and khoWn
% aud belnH q pAn of section mlrlY'hye lah) in
Township eltyeh Oi) and range ton liU) hnd
bounded ana described % iolleWAi hpglhnlng ioT
Tho same ~ point IN the west quarter section line
tlhl ~ >, n, shelters second addition 70 tho t0Wh
nf Reach CIR, OhlOl thence north along The said
quarter section llne W p0ni where tue same In
tefseols VIII the southwest corner of iiaet VI land
h0uth line Of hald hOah'a land aud lAndh " lenIY
Hose and jacob Halt being parallel with south line
of certain tract OF lana ONned by one ue0fHe fEs
iino immediately north OF said hosh'A land 70 a
point M the Whsi llne VI The west street IN hea0h
Oiy erlendedl thence south aud parallel with west
quarter section ilne 10 point Al The corner VI lot
hiEty-heyen (ND IN Hletlefh second addition "
neabh Oity, Oho ihenee southwest along tho north
llneef said lel W VI point N me Vest corner ef
said lOt thence south along the veal llne 0f LOT W
10 point IN tho northeast corner Of lot number
hoYentysthfe (lh), IN hhttieIh second addition 10
heAeh Uity Ohl0l thence IN hpnihNealeiy llfees
tlon along the north lines Of lOla 10 ~ a. l0 u0i
tii aud AZ, IN Shelters second addition 10 heaeh
CITY ohio 70 point IN tho west quarter section line
70 te place Of beHlnnlnH containing niue (pl acres
0f ground more of losh,
Appraised ~ 0i,a6O,
bale 70 commence ~ one O'Clock ,, m, Terms
O. A. KINDER, shsHa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
SHERIFF. BALE.

The 0rAfton Iron Com rleaa court
pany ~ Al
yylnue of an order Of sale. Issued by tho clerk
OF the e0uH VI common pleas OF stark county o., Ia
the above action, aud 70 me directed VIII offer toI
house, In tho city OF Canton on
Saturday, the 9th day Of July, 1890,
tho following described real estate to.wlti Part
of tho east hAt Of the southeast quarter VI section
number TO- township number ~, fanHe number n
bounded a. sooMal negnnng ~ stone ~ the
corner OF john noldtibfAhlh, ueofRe hhlNrlnyh
and Milton LuiHh andl thonoo west 10 4 corner
Atuno upon said illldenbtand ana Jacob WenNa
land lhenog NORTH 70 q corner ifQm thence Y run
straight lno hofnM The said above mentioned
tract Of land woat 10 aa 10 exactly contain la
aorra.
rArta of the southwest quarter Of section number
II, township number w. range number q described
Finar TRA0r-Tho southwest quarter Of section
number II township number ~, range number u
excepting ~ hofoa heretofore conveyed ny said
George hhyoly, out 0f said quarter section, TO one
Abraham LuN, which 30 acres arc described ~ fo.
lows beginning ~ tho northwest corner nf said
Ana'isb seg,i9nl lhv9ee eAa, alonn nehe8 ahlolas'
20 post thence west along said line 70 mo place N
beginning
sEOogp TRAor--rart OF said quarter section do.
aorlhod ~ f0uwa beginning f0r tho same NJ tho
southeast comor of John Noiman'a land, thence
rhht 10 ana b0'iO0 chains 10 rtAke thence north
10 chains 10 stake thenco south chains ln
stalker thence east ana b1sl0O chains ~ a stalker
thence south aud 20 100 chains W stake, thence
east and 70.iOO chalna 10 u Htakol thence H0ntt
ana ~ 100 chains 10 place Of beginning, containing
1910 acres,
Note Above described tract N part Of eh aero
tract excepted Ia description Of hut part
Appraised ltt tract la acres, at tab 90 nOr aero.
2nd tract lbi,lD acres, NJ $4,000 per
Sale 10 commence at ! o'clock y, m, rormf--
Cash,
GA KRiDER, Sheriff
WALLACE & mLLiNGaLEY, Auya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-05
MAssfLLoN.

Charles Albright 70 VIM. Albright 2 GO.
100 acres p. S. w. j., i,l25, Christian
Willis TO Anna Il. Lipps, 33-i0o acres,
1880,
The evening world., 1890-05-16
AN OLD SOLDIERS LOVE.
He Sent His Pension Anonym ously
to His Fair Nurse.

He Sent His Pension Anonym ously
to His Fair Nurse.
A dainty. pathetic bit of romance Ia that
of story told in the officers quarters at
the Dayton Soldiers Home, says tho Gin
cinnati Commercial. The daughter of one
Of the staff officers, a winsome young
woman of charming manners, and who is
always tender in her attentions to the
crippled old soldiers who sun themselves
on fine days on the benches beneath tho
big oaks, was loved in fatherly sors OF
way by one of tho inmates of the Home,
a forlorn old soldier with neither kith nor
kin to cheer the last days of his life.
The attentions Of the old warrior took q
substantial form. He sent the young
lady one month the entire sum of his pen
sion. Another month. after his pension
money had been received he sent her
presents. and there seemed nothing that
the old man would not do for the bonnie
lass whom he loved.
His attentions were all anonymous. and
finally became SO persistent that the
author was sought out. He was easily
discovered, and when asked kindly TO
desist. there were tears in the old mans
eyes as he pathetically said: " don't want
the money. / haven't a soul left on earth
that cares for me. 1t isn't any use to
me-"
The evening world., 1890-05-16
NO GUABD At the CLAY BANK.
Who Is Responsible for the Death
Of the Three Brooklyn Boys9
Little Otto Bronner's Marvellous
Escape in the Cave-In.

Here is horFeshoe that Otto brought in
about fifteen minutes before 1t happened.
He said: See. mamma, this will bring me
good luck, and actually believe IL did, >
said Mrs. Valentine Bronner, of 2S8 Six
teenth street. South Brooklyn, to an EVEN
mo WORLD reporter this morning. as she
related the particulars OF the sad accident in
which three little boys were killed while
playing under an embankment on Seventh
avenue, near Sixteenth street, South Brook
lyn. Little Otto Bi ionner was badly hurt,
but fortunately escaped death.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
Percy Avis Pearce. aged eight years. OF 318
Fifteenth ST.: Arthur J. Taylor. aged eight,
and John A. Taylor, aged three, brothers,
OF 3o7 Fifteenth street; Allie Delaney. aged
ten, of ga Sixteenth street; Charles Aschel,
aged o, of 2S2 Sixteenth street; Willie Cum
ningham, aged eight years, of $40 Sixteenth
street, and Otto Bronner. aged nine. were
digging large hole in the embankment.
The premises. it is said. are owned by the
Eleventh avenue and Braxton street. had
been grading the lot and cut down porpen-
dicularly. leaving wal OF earth twenty feet
high standing at right angles with the
In this condition the bank Of sand and
clay, softened by the recent rains. was care
10 warn 1 people OF S ss dsnserous
Willie Bronner. aged eleven. otto's brother.
was about 10 Join the group; when he was
ing shout came too late to save his play
mates. who were buried beneath the ava
laAche Of sand, clay and stones
who WAS only partly covered. as was also
young Delaney, who was rescued by another
boy. Cunningham got out himself and
neither Of the three were hurt further than
a few bruises.
Otto Bronner was partially buried and a
big boulder lay npon his head and shoulder.
in getting him out alive. but unconscious
This morning he was doing well. but still
slightly dszed and could reoo!lect nothing
Policeman Byrne. who had hastened to
the scene. seized q shovel and urged the
workmen in a building nearby TO help him,
but he says they did not move hand until
the first body was recovered. then they
pitched in and in q few minutes the bodies
Of the two Taylor boys and Percy Pearce
Percy Pearces neck was broken probably
by one OF the two huge boulders that fell,
but there were few bruises on the Taylor
boys. and they probably died from suffoca-
tion.
The little Taylor boys are laid out in white
casket at their home. 307 Fifteenth street.
carver at the Astor House. The parents are
heart-broken over the death Of their only
children. Tho funeral will be held at the
house at 3 p. N. tomorrow.
Little Percy pearcs also lies in little
white casket in the front room of his home
at $40 Fifteenth street. dis funeral will be
held at = O'Clock tomorrow. All three of
the little fellows will be buried at Green
wood by Undertakers Hinman Brothers.
Coroner Rooney will hold inquests At the
homes OF the victims at o'clock tomorrow
and endeAvor to hx the responsibility for
the accident.