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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
WILL DIE FIRST.
WILLIAM e. scHWlER SAYS HE WILL
NOT SERVE A TWO YEARS TERM.

He Pleads Guilty TO Obtaining S35, By
False Pretense and Gets Heavy
Sentence After the Court Discovers
That He Had Perjured Himself.
William e. Schwier was arraigned in
common pleas court today before Judge
McCarty. Schwier IL the young attorney
who secured 1856 from the Canton Mort
gage company, on some books that did
not belong TO him. The amount was just
enough TO make II o felony. The p oof
was positive and az there was no use ,r
fight the case Schwier agreed TO plead
guilty. He was represented by Attorney
James Sterling anti as is usual in such
cases II was thought that Schwier would
get of with year, owing TO the fact OF
pleading guilty and saving the county the
cost of trying him. When Schwier ap-
peared In court this morning Prosecutor
Bow made brief statement Of the case.
There was no disposition on the part Of
| the prosecutor to have Schwier undergo
too great hardsbips for the crime he had
committed, hence the talk made did not
damage Schwier materially, Mr.. Sterling
In an effort TO assist his client made q
statement that did not help the case any.
He called attention to the fact that
Schwier 10 . young man and then made
the Sensational statement that he had
been admitted to the bar before he was 81
years OF age. This showed that Schwier
had periured himself In order TO be ad-
mitted to the bar, as IL 10 not lawful to be
admitted TO the bar before the applicant
has attained his majority. Mr.. Sterling's
statement was revelation to tho court
who then took occasion to score Schwier
severely, ending his talk by sentencing
him to the penitentiary for two years.
As the sheriff was taking his prisoner
| down stairs Schwier said that he would
not serve the sentence. He said be would
have been willing to take year but would
not serve two, and told the sheriff that he
would kill himself sure. He told the
sheriff plainly that he would never get o
chance to take him to Columbus. He Is
being closely watched to prevent suicide.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
WHERE WILL IT END?
A Catholic Priest is the --latest Victim
An Attempted Assassination.

A Catholic Priest Is the --latest Victim Of
An Attempted Assassination.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 22,-[Special.l-An at.
tempt was made this morning to assas-
sinate Father Els, of the Sacred Heart
Catholic church at o'clock. He was
called to the door and fred at five times
but is still living. The would-bs assassin
escaped in the darkness.
THEY WERE BURGLARS AS WELL AS AssAs,
SINS.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 22.-Two burglars rob-
bed the house of Father ]. B. Els at 80
this morning. He was aroused by the noise
and was shot at FIVE times. One bullet
struck the priest In the right fore arm.
The plucky priest elected both burglars by
main force. His wound is painful but not
serious. No clue to the villains.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
THURSTON WILL STICK.

Gresham Will Pay no Attention to His
Undiplomatio Conduct.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-[Special. THE
attack of Thurston, Honolulu minister to
Washington, has excited wide comment
here, especially in diplomatic circles. 1t
was thought the United States govern.
ment would demand his recall, but II is
learned semi-officially that Secretary of
State Gresham will make no move In that
direction. Although Thurston has vio-
lated diplomatic rules in attacking
Blount's report, to demand bis recall
would appear to lack fair play, and the
state department will ignore the attack,
and give Mr.. Thursson full swing to say
just what he pleAses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
A GREEN HOUSE.
"snow" Wasn't Color Blind but He Failed
to Find the Proper Place.

"snow" Wasn't Color Blind but He Failed
to Find the Proper Place.
"Snow," the small colored boy who sells
papers and lives on East Tuscarawas
street, played real mean trick Sunday
on three North End young ladies. A friend
of the young misses died and they as.
sessed themselves the magnificent sum
OF fifty cents each with which to purchase
pretty bouquet for the funeral. One of
the young ladies secured the money and
undertook to visit the geenhouse and
make the purchase. On the way, Sunday
morning, she was accosted by young
lady who asked her to accompany her to
church. "Snow," was coming along the
street and an immediate agreement was
made whereby the lad should take the
fifty cents, buy the flowers, and deliver
them at the lete residence of the deceased.
"Snown hunted around the west end of
town about an hour for "green house"
but failed to find one and he presented
himself at the appointed place and rap
ped at the door. The lady of the house
opened the door and "Snown handed her
the fifty cents, saying he was unable to
find the house (which de lady said was
painted green, and der was no use'n hunt.
init" Ofcourse the lady knew nothing
about It and "Snow" wentaway perplexed'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Notes From osnaburp,

osNABURG, Ohio, November %, 1893. +.
OSnaburg 10 building town hall,
Daniel Myers is making improvements.
E. E. Sluss 10 moving into the Kunkel<
man property.
Literary society will be organized on
Saturday evening December 8.
Several boys, of Louisville, were the dis
honored guests Of the town last Saturday
night. The marshal invited them to call
again, which they did on Monday morn
ing, to the mayors pleasure. But one OF
them was so impolite as not to accept the
invitation, so the marshal started In quest
OF the dishonored guest. or the meeting
we have not been informed. Boys, on
such occasions we cordially invite you 20
stay away.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
LEHIGH VALLEY STRIKE.
VERY LATEST FROM ALL ALONG THE
LINE.

More Complications in BuBaIo-Police
Called Out at Auburn-Paralyzed at
Jersey City.
BUFFALO, Nov. 22.-[Special.l Mot o
wheel 10 moving on the northern division
Of the Lehigh road. The locomotive
brotherhood men also struck this morning
which has added to the complication.
AUBURN, N. Y. Nov. 22.-[Special.l-
The police were called out this noon to
protect the LshiUh Valley property. The
con,nany will Try to run q few trains this
afternoon.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. % 2-ISpecisI. Fifty
s","hmen struck this morning, COM
plessly paralyz'ng all traffic. Not even
a passenger train is running.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

LssRue. The house was packed, standing
room att premium, Both leagues done
splendid.
Az the surprise dinner at the M. K, p.r.
sonage Friday, Nov. 10th, q grand tims
was had.
Two Of LAntz McKinney's children are
aick with fever. DR.. Becher II the attend-
ing physician.
Theodore and Wash. Mckinney arc
busy buying fat hogs, and killing them
and marketing them In Canton. They re-
port the hog market dull and a little of I.
The furnishing committee are putting q
rarlor stove In the parsonage. Misses
Dyer and Shoyer and Mrs. Howenstine
are the committed. Be liberal when they
call on you.
Ed. Failor and Miss Clara Carnes are
one, the Rev. Bowers speaking the word
that united them. They have gone 70
housekeeping In the Parker residence.
Ed set the cigars up to the boys and they
didn't bell him. Good times 70 the newly
welded parties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
Homework Happenings.


HoMEwoRTH. Nov. 81.
Many sick people at present.
Joseph Shafrer has his new barn painted.
The new bridge below town is COM
pleted.
The schools are In q very good condition
now.
g; L. Mclaughlin, OF Montana, 10 in our
Take the STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT for
news.
r. W. Potts returned 10 wellsyille on
Monday.
Chicken pox has made its appearance
In town.
John Miller has bis residence finely
painted.
James SheehAn will put a new roof on
bis barn.
Mrs. Mclaughlin moved to Alliance
last week.
DR.. Stoaffer was at Canton last week on
business.
Itnow looks as though we would get q
new grist mill.
The Presbyterian church was crowded
Sunday evening.
The bill south Of James Pilmer's was
graded last week.
Jocob Stsmbaugh, of Bayard, was In
town over Sunday.
Rev. Lonanecker, OF Canton, was In this
vicinity over Sunday.
J. M. Anderson and family returned to
their home In Montana last week.
]. A. Summer and family, and Jacob
Sanor returned home last Wednesday.
Jesse Myers and Miss Bertha Wallace
were married by Rev. Stroup few days
ago.
Philly Unger, who shot himself through
the hand on election day, 10 improving
some.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Middlebranoh
MIDDLEBRANCH, NJ

MIDDLEBRANCH, Nov. 21.
The prospects for marriage in the near
future are increasing.
ProtrActed meeting commenced at this
place on last Sunday evening.
Blanche Hershey, the daughter of d. E.
Hershey, is very sick with larynRitis.
The news il spread abroad that Jacob
Suffecool asrented a farm north of town.
The d. P. G. Co, ID talking OF making
extensions to their shop In the near fu-
ture.
A big dinner was served at Charles Beat
ler's on last Sunday. A Roodly number
of relatives were present.
Mr.. George Phillips and william Mark.
lay were up at Eritch's Lake fishing. They
brought homo fine supply of cat fish.
Mr.. Joseph Birestone, of Columbus, o.,
was visiting with his brother, @. II. Fire
stone and relatives last week. He left
for home on last Sunday.
Mr.. Jacob Smith moved In Mr.. ]. B
Eockler's house, the former residence oi
d. K. Hershey, last week. Mr.. Smith II
the storekeeper at this place.
The Jr. boys are getting up play en-.
titled "The Ancient Order of Hercules.'
They expect to render IL In the near fu
ture. They say 1t 10 immense.
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Sparta.

n VI ~ SPARTA, Nov. 81.
Joseph BrigRle is buying u car load of
cows.
Sparta has been very quiet since the
election.
Grandma Hines Is on the sick list with
stomach trouble.
Henry Evans administrators sale went
OF with good prices.
VIM. Eversole Suudayed with his neph'
ew, A. y. Shell, near Bolivar.
Protracted meeting commences next
Sunday night In the M. e, church.
VIM. Slufz and wife visited In town last
Thursday, guests of Mrs. Ike Gibler. =.
VIM. Geckier delivered q fine bunch OF
hogs today In Canton. Price 6Ac live
weight.
The joint meeting came of Sunday
night al the NJ, E. church In Sparta, the
Sparta Epworth Lsague and the Aabury
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Denies the Soft Impeachment
Plaln-Dealer Special .

CINCINNATI, Nov. a.-Soon after the
election it was told In a number of papers
that ex-Gov. Foraker had neglected to
send q congratulatory message to Gov.
Mckinley. Within few days the story
had been varied to read that he sent a
verbal message in which he assured Nc
Kinley that he was liar, that he knew II
and that he (Forakor) had mo damned
use for him."
Foraker was seen today and while deny
ing that he had sent any such message
did not express any love for the protec>
ton champion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
TOWN TOPICS.

Curtis BAir, Of the West End, is In Will
mot, the guest OF his mother.
Rev. L, M. Weiss. wife and family left
this morning for Malvern, Carroll county,
TO visit several days.
"a County Commissioner J. H. Woods and
wife, Of Carroll county, were registered at
the Barnett House Monday.
UndertAker Hiram Slabaugh and wife,
OF MARLBORO, we're the guests OF II. o.
Newell nj 66 Sumnait street today. /. " {
J.w. Unaer, OF Edgerson. o., has re'
TUNED home after brief visit with his
daughter Miss Minnie Unger, Of 80 Newton
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
so po.es-noney Of Fiss.-so Cents.

"Honey of Figs" 10 a very concentrated
extract Of ripe California figs, etc. II has
no equal as safe cure for constipation,
colds, fever, nervousness, inactive kid
neVs, etc. Old folks love IL and children
beg for more. Physicians give 10 In place
of castor oil. Keep up with the times, aud
not half so good, on which he makes more
profit. Demand Honey of Figs. made BY
the Fig Honey Co., and tell your neighbors
how splendid Il iA. No other laxative
ever sold so we'll or nave such satisfa ction.
Henry Weber agent for Canton.
(Sept. 23-gy)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Dry Goods Failure at Dsnnison.

DENNIsoN, o., Nov. %, The Foster Bros
Bee Hive store has assigned. The az.
signment was made to Charles S. john
son. cashier of the Dennison Deposit
bank. The firm did q general merchan.
dising business of about $4,000 year,
principally upon credit system, and as
their receipts for the November pay day
of the Dennison shops amounted to less
than $500 they were compelled to quit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
LIVES LOST
IN AN OPERA HOUSE FIRE IN A TENN
ESsEE TOWN.

Three People Are Dead and Athors Are
Badly Ipjured-A Two Million Dollar
Fire at Springfield, Mass Destroy ing
Many Bus ness Houses-Latest News by
Wire.
NEW BERN, Tenn, Nov. 22.-[SpsciAl. I
Fire broke out In the opera house
shortly before 1 o'clock this morning.
The flames spread with great rapidity.
Three people were burned or killed in the
efforts to quench the flames, and many
are Injured. The dead are T. e. Brad
shaw, merceant; Patrick Moffat, crushed
by falling walls; unknown negro, rail>
road brakeman. The opera house was
soon destroyed.
A TWO MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 22.-[Spe.
cial.l-A torriflc fire ragged here from one
till ten o'clock this morning. The blaze
started in the Worthington block and
swept along the street rapidly, destroying
five blocks. The Glsndower ard Fuller
blocks caught FIRE at o'clock. The latter
block was filled with printing offices and
was Rutted In short order. The wind
changed to the east and the Abbe block
went. 1t was o'clock before there was
any sign of getting the fire under control.
The flremen did heroic work. Help was
sent from all adjoining towns. The loss
IL two millions Of dollars. The insurance
much less.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Chapel Hill.

The Lake Township Teachers Institute
will convene at Moor's school house on
Saturday evening, December 18th, 1893.
PROGRAMME.
LIST. Report of attendance In the SUBJ
district schools by the teachers.
End. Discussion Of topics:
(a,) Solar system by Adam Miller.
(b.) Relative pronoun by Solomon
Shoemaker.
.(c) Inflnitives and participles by Prof.
Meyers.
(d) Mensuration by Prof. woodling.
(s.l Essay by Mrs. II. A. Meyers.
tl Reading by Thomas Cocklin.
3rd. Debate: Question, "Resolved that
II would be polite for the American
government to adopt the principles of
nationalism. Affirmative, E. W. Wolf, G..
+. All, H. A. M yers. Negative, II. c.
Nidy, Mr.. Richard, Solomon Shoemaker.
CoRwIN T. HILL, EDISON w. WOLF,
President. Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
CongrNAsman Jerry Simpson Does Not
Favor New Party.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Hon. Jerry
Simpson, who went to Kansas In order to
be at home at the tune OF the election, has
returned to Washington. He does not
appear IN the least discouraged over the
result of the election, but on the contrary
says there is much In the later returns TO
cause the Populists to feel that the future
10 very bright for them. Mr.. Simpson Ia
not In sympathy with the movement 10
reorganizs the Populist party and give
ita new name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
SATURDAY. IP. NJ.
lNTERcE PIED
AS He Was About Crossing Into Penn
BylvaniA.

AS He Was About Crossing Into Penn
sylvaniA.
Deputy Sheriff G. G. Card had long
chase this week after John Sprinkler,
whom he succeeded In landing In jail on
serious charge filed by Ellen BlaRle, of
Plain township. The woman ia thirty-five
years of age and an inmate OF the county
Infirmary. Sprinkler left town last Thurs
day, taking his clothing In a trunk, with
him. The deputy followed the man to
Martins Ferry, Wellsville and other
places. Knowing that he was being fol-
lowed. the fugitive started across the
country toward Pennsylvania on foot.
He was Intercepted along road near tn.
State line and placed under arrest.
Sprinkler will be arraigned before Squire
Pontius, Of Plain township, before whom
the warrant was gotten out.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Crowley CHALLENGES Hates,

YouNasTowN, Nov, s2.-John Crowley,
OF Pittsburg, came here last night aud
issued a challenge to fiGht Jack Bates for
from 500 to $500. II Ia possible that
Bates will give Crowley chance At him
In the ring,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

The newly erected Lutheran church ON
or, pastor. will be dedicated Sunday, No
yember 26, at 10 .. m. The Revs. w. II.
Price, of WAynesburg; Il. II. BURY, or
MAAsillon; b. u. Shillinger, Of Canal Rul-
ton, and L. b. Meyer, OF Canton. will Ag-
stat the pastor In these services. There
o'clock. AL persons are invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
PLUMBER FOUND.
BOY OF SIXTEEN coNFsSSES TO
BURGLARY.

Peter Dsgy's Grocery Twice Burglar
ised-A Pair Of Shoes Leads to the
Arrest OF the Burglar and the Hestora-
tion OF o Large Portion Of the Spoils-
Good Work by the Officers,
William Cameron, q youth apparently
more than sixteen years of age. and who
says he 10 telling the truth, was arrested
Tuesday at midnight by Officers Jacobs,
Wielandt and SIagle and locked up in the
city prison on the charge of burglary.
The young man confessed to the officers
his guilt, and he was" locked In the city
prison pending arraiRnment.
Several weeks ago Peter DaRy's grocery
on Raft street, was burglarized. A repe-
tition Of the crime occurred again Sunday
night when large amount of groceries
and other stuff was carried off. Mr..
DARy at that time entertained suspicious
az to the party who may have committed
the deed, but his suspicious were verified
Tuesday by street car incident. The
gentleman was coming down town when
he happened to glance at . passenger
opposite him. II was the party whom he
suspected of the crime. Curiously looking
uO"hWaEu upoh VIC CnE nOoE ho ulh-
covered upon the fellows feet a
pair Of shoes that had been
stolen from his grocery. officer SlaRles
and Jacobs were at once informed of the
newly learned clew and about midnight
Tuesday, accompanied by Officer VIE.
land, Driver Smith and the patrol wagon,
they drove to the home OF the boy on
North Cleveland avenue, In the vicinity of
the Catholic cemetery. The house was
entered and search of drawers, boxes
and the cellar resulted In the recovery of
the following articles: 7 pounds Lion and
of Arbuckles coffee, boxes cigars, 8
packages Sapolio,2 boxes baking powder,
8 boxes Tiger, z packages Arlington, Of
Tip-toe, 1 Mountain Rose tobacco, 8 cakes
Ivory and cakes Star soap. 2 pounds
| Quaker oats, half pound fine cut,4 pounds
Quality and Quantity and pound Climax
chewing tobacco. 2 plugs Ta-ra-rs, three
rolls butter, 2 cases tea and a pair Of
1 shoes.
Cameron was not at home when the
officers made the search, but his mother
told them the boy was at South Plum
street residence, where the police arrest
ed him about 80 this morning. 1t ap.
pears Cameron failed to tell his parents,
who are only In moderate circumstances,
where he had secured the goods, merely
replying that "it was all right" The boy
when arrested, stated he "had to do It,"
but would not explain.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
TRAMPS AND WHISKY

Were Too Much for Ft. Wayne
Freight and a Wreck was tho
Result.
A freight train on the Ft. Wayne rails
way broke last night between Orrville and
Wooster. "A following freight ran into
the wild cars and derAiled seven. A nums
ber of railroad men and tramps were in
jured and o car loaded with whisky upset.
In addition to their misery, the trRmps
got drunk and created considerable exc
citement for time. The railway COM
pany's loss Is o big one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
DRS. WOOD & BADGER,
452 PEARL ST,
PHONE GOAL. CLEVELAND. o.

twDR. WOOD, the noted Special
ist, will return to Canton, Monday and
Tuesday, Nov. 9th and 28th.
He can be consulted at the Yohe
House free of charge, and will be pleas
ed to see all his old patients and others
who desire treatment.
He will visit Massillon, Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. 25th and Goth.
Remember the DR.. has had 20 years
experience.
Call and see him at the Hotel Conrad
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

q man of prominence
In the news of the day
during the next few
weeks. Mr.. Willis ia
a native of Kentucky.
He was born In 1843.
His early education
was received in the
common schools and
he graduated at the
louisville male high
school. Afterward he
Eaught for four yeara
then studied law and
was graduated at the
Louisville law school
In 12HR and has pPa0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Death Of araos Hsrtsrovs.

Grace Hartgrove, aged 7 years, died this
morning, OF diphtheria, at the home OF
her uncle, Mr.. Joseph Cooper, Of No. l24
South Cherry street. Funeral services
this afternoon at4 o'clock from the real
dence interment in Westlawn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
An Assignment.

Charles p. Horne, the South Cherry
street confectioner aud baker, made an
assignment TusBdayInight to 'SqnireJ u. ii.
Reigner. The liahilitiep amount to 81 900,
assets 5000. Dull business 10 the cause
given for the Aaaignmsnt. N@'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
payiaon ia Dying.

Murderer Dawson is. still lying In pre-
carlo,s condition. Drs. Marchand and e,
d. Brant administered some milk and the
contents OF an egg last night, which was
retained In the patients stomach. There
are very small chances for the mans re-
coVery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

Bi4sz-Ail Bissn stopped frey By Dr.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. aNo Fits
after the first days use. Marvellous cui es.
Treatise and ~ trial bottle free 10 Fit
eases. Send 70 DR.. Kline. 9Sl Arch street,
PHILADELPHIA Pa. tte&W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Albert B. Willis.

The new phase of the Hawaiian affair
and the probable part the representatives
Of the United States will take in restoring
the deposed Queen to her thrown will
make Albert S. Willis, the new Minister
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
"a ThankssIvins aift.

. To all those In need we will distributs
(lo00) one thousand loaves of bread free
Of charge. on Thursday morning Nov. 30,
commencing At o'clock, at our store,
South Market street, Cnntons Ohio.
l. d ID. RosENTHALL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

Two Desperate Suicides in Pittsburg.
PITTsRuRG, Nov. 22.-[Special. John
BerinR, who could not get wors, hung
himself this morning. Thos. 8srnctt, for
the came cause, blew out his brains with
q revolver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

When Baby was sick, we gave her oastoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Oastoria.
Whin she became Alisus she oiung 10 oastoria.
Whom she had Children, sho gave them oastoria.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

ticed his profession since that time. He
held several state offices. His Congress
sional career began with the 49th ConS
Rress. He served tbrough the 49th Con-
gress, filing the influential position of
chairman of the Committee on Rivers and
Harbors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

David Gibson will sell all his personnI
property at public sale es Central Middle.
branchs Saturday, Nov. %.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23

Starving in City Of Multi-Millionaires.
New YORK, Nov. 22.-lSpecial.l-Auto-
MO Ledecky and his daughter Fannie, be-
came desperate from starvation, and
| hanged themselves last night.