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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
THE BRENNAN NM
CHRISTMAS rEsr,v,.
DER or rnr 81 J, y
TWO wo Days Racing :. !.
Burglar" 1,sl ee,tips 4 :, r,' ~
work--A poc,o,s. .A'it y
wan " Kait. n NJ =

Brenham. Tens IL.
rush OF the holiday ,.,,sa u
climax here this aftcrno es.''s las
fun Of visitors ana NJ, o'a' n &
are here in great numes,, Sisal7 d,
mas goods, Brenbem N. e1yag \
holiday in various w,y. 4 es''is4,
Tonight at the e,Sa,s
t BAPTIST friends are gs, &. s'.
Gnrl.,mas favers and !, X. ~
another Christmas trN ss M. s,'s's'a,
Kinds OF Christmas prs.4 'ss'ss u
Last night "a p.ets. ys's ".
et The Grand, but only =, ~
Erected them, and not tuu.s /. !
IN favor OF the play and .r +. |, Z, y
Next week the young y ,.,i l''.'ia
ming for a number :, ,o 's.' Y
mputS. Tho w.. VIVA a..
~ - 'lost notable 81 49,
pc a grand BAH OF TIE 81 4. m I.
Menu Social club az 49, ~ y = I
W eunesday and Th INN. y elait4 "a
lively inciihed wil thursday asa
cellent facing M - tb e'qoy tive an
string of horses ~ WI gtoaHii 4
from Bolton K ,aa,loaly hsYlf !.
Antonio and ofser 800 hsEa,s
lngtuu county baas,st iaeeA ess.s
Footed horses bsrS $3.50 y sQlut pits,i
Doe there. w ~ ana Ter "a
Constable G. q ps,.4
rested Louis Ana ,oya AS sys..s
disturbing Inc n s.'sen q ~
streper1usness whiis Ahl ~ n
him had "a Strike bI,s y . Iauie 2 q.
bis six hugter ft XXI. 9seF tts Asa
Wild spirit. umes . ba
Or. j. A. aierns. -
was married 10 @lss mo Mn9 q =
shc home OF tha ,yii2ss Nellallsz
rived here last eyeni.i,. alqG = M
aud left Tor the wv, ~ ~ .sil
between here ana ,sS,l,,s +, II "a 4
day they are being Ia WV lish IN
reception ana baSobs, tH' ~, iaAsti
congratulations al MAJ, NY NY tessiii
burglars were abr5eS I,sa,slpai "A
night The barrnbrr X 4, d,aAs
on Vulcan gtreet wee wv W n
by the panel az IN 800 lln
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

SAN AUGUSTINE. December q. -sicb
Price, Jr. went into PoK s. Garnetts
saloon nj night through the back window
without having gained permission from
either member or the firm an1 WIS ai-
most phratyzr1 when Mr.. w j. Gar
nett prderrt hands up aud ehuclVed MN
unacr the nose with "a double barre,aG
shotgun m default Of 800 be ls IN jait
wade Thomas. who has been in lhc
courts now for two or three years. aud
only ~ years ola now. was confined "a
the caiab0oRc FOR an assault on sam
Horton. IT., ana Yesterday attemptsa 70
burn his WHY Cat ~ The calnhppse Mayor
toli,z exei MI bond ny $500 which he
fanrd 10 give. Slab Price ana Wade
Thomas are both negroes az black as the
ace OF spades
Tho iaii, unacr the efficient management
Of John Thomson ss contractor under
THE piehold safe nud Lock company. Is
rapidly approaching completion.
Ia crippe seems TO be the order OF the
Miss Maggie Roberts has returned T.
Memphis Tenn from whence She VII
accompany her aunt Madam BtrinalN
10 France md spend the winter there ana
then return 20 Italy "a the spring
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and calculated 10 re-awakef bitter Sec
tional feeling and sniagouEe an element
whose mission Is 'pe0ee on eafth hnu
good VIII towards men" ana VINO, even
during the heat or the unfortunate strife,
now hnppiiy long pant, wero nou~conabat.
ants. intent only on deeds " mercy to
friend aud foe alike
ltcaplyed, That the Austin District
Medical society hereby protest against Q
determination SO cuuseiess, unwise and
pniunt, and that we call upon oar dis
tingulshed president 20 citlNr redress the
wrong or let the world know why we are
thus set apart and diBquelihed.
Resolved, That the subject be brought
before the State Medical association at
ltS annual conventou IN Austin next
April, for consideration and such action
as may. In the opiuion 81 ihat body 81
representatives 81 the entire medical pro-
fcsslon in TeNNH be wise or eNnedlent
Resolved, That this resolution be spread
upon The minutes OF the society, and that
The secretary be requested to send COPY
tp the honorable Commissioners Of PEN
Sions az Washington, aud g copy 20 each
ot the Leading daily papers Of tho State
for publication.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
A nnurE PUNISHED ron AnusING
CHILDREN,
kicks Two Tots on sidewalk nnd
IL Let on on a Nominal Finc--A
Couple OF weddinEs-Cnn't
shoot Fireworks.

Galveston. Texas, December 25,Thos
Pintl while walking on Market street
yesterday evening, near N, intersection Of
Center met little 5-year-old glrl on he
sidewalk. and because she would NOT yet
ont of hts way he kicked her of. Her
brother. a little tot. ran 70 her assistance
and he shared the same fate One 81 the
clerks In a dry goods establishment near
by rushed out to prevent Pinto from
otherwise abusing the children. and he
was told that Il he did not 70 back he
would receive some Of the same medicine,
| pint was arrested and taken to ,pil. This
I morning he was fined S25
TWO WEDDINGS.
| Tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock at
! Trinity church, Rev. Or. Bird officiating
1 Mr. WIN L. Love and Miss Addle Hoiheck
viii be married. Immediately after the
marriage the couple win take the trnin
] Tor CofsIcann. where they viii spend the
! holidays with the parents OF Mr.. Love
! The prospective groom e q young man
/ ~ sterling business qualifications ana Mlss
lIolheck Is an accomplished young Indy,
] whose friends IN Galveston are numbered
! in about two weeks and viii In future re-
side IN Galveston
Gus Il Heye Jr., son ot @. y Heye
OF the ilm or Gus Heyc & Go. u this city
left this morning Tor Victoria, where De
VIII wed on The 9Th instant Miss Martha
Us Ntol& Az AeNe ia one 90 titlNeAtph. -
popular drnnmers and haH mAuy friends
IN this city, The couple VIII cgJurn here
on tne 2sth ana make Galveston their per
mHpcnt abode
NO FIREWORKS.
The following self-explanatory letter has
been received from the board Of under
writer's by Mayor Fly and was turned
over to the chief % police:
Hon. a. w Fly. Mayor City OF Galveston:
Galveston December ~. lS&-Da Sir.
AZ our regular meeting, held this date, the
following resolution was ananimouMy chr,
ried, viz; THAT the secretary OF this board
a once communicate with Hon A. W.
Fly mayor OF the city OF Galveston. re-
auesunB that the hrecrackGr crainauce be
holidays. Very respectfully
Il, W Blagge. Secretary,
Chief Jordan waa seen this morning
ana he said he Intended to strictly enforce
the law.
NOT EVEN CHRISTMAS.
Chief Jordan said today that the Sun
day law OK this city which provides for
the closing Of all places Of business, ex-
cept drug stores. on the Sabbath between
the hours OF 10 and q o'clock would be OBJ
served tomorrow The same as on preceding
sundays Several people We're anxious
thar the stores and fruit stands be al
lowed 20 keen open tomorrow but the
authorities say they Will enforce the law
and arrest any one who violates IT,
THE DEATH ROLL.
December Mary Robinson. colored,
% years; heart disease.
December n - William r. Bristol 46
years; valvular disease Of heart
December lS-Sarah W, Brister colored
"a years, pulmonary tuberculosis
born. Mourlc Young, hours asthenia.
December 20 James Rogers so years:
sirhnEnlaii2U suicide Sen Jenkins. -
years, shot through right Jung Ella I4iv-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

LIBERTY NH. pertgatgr 2a.--Thsre
Is quite good ! 10; of excitement and
distress % ,hl sudden disappearance OF
= a. Wit,pos, a young ln,n who "a board
INK here ard Eoirg to school. Hts friends
mink he has been fouily dealt With or
has wandered or In d 6t Of temporary IN
sanity on MJilehr nigh he hft his
boarding house about Z a'ciock tc 10 10
rho college 70 rehearse es he was 10 de-
liver ths welcoming address TO the patrons
ana Gchaoi Amy Information ba to hts
hereaved pnrentf and iis many ffftnds.
Abe Aulk0y. the great Texas ayarRel-
ISL h9s come aud CONS, THE great goOd
done here hy that good man can never
he known uuttl the great nay. when an
men ghRli be called before tha judgment
bar 81 God, very much visible good that
can he Eeeu and no doubt much moro
win DC seen IN thc near future.
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n,,rrn ron LIFE

That "a what you Waa. . g5al q
who have been reg ecsls3lii ssssss ss.'l !
msRt g ssi, rs soon % iAsl 4. TX ia
aash S .FSts n especially 'lss ., = Il
cafe diseases pcGlh,,tt slr r5lgfs II
and are private ~ i,l l.is,r WI "a !
NO excuse for the egg9 IfhsAi +
i6cae cases permanent IL rlaF i.
Vnerience and siFea i.s ~ 81 y
4fls,ses thnt they 9 ~
f5u Ii he does I sht n ssbiis - z
me lE not competent m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

BASfRoP, December 20, District
court adjourned yesterday FOR the holl-
days ana VIII reconyene next Wednesday
the 2ith Instant The grand jury has
made two reports OF seven felony cases
and the august body Is stll az work with
Mr.. - G Dnvl as rs active and efficient
foreman Judge SINKS has gone home 10
GiddiuEa for Christmas
Merchants have u business rush these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24

Judge--iiayc you anything 20 oficr tho
court before sentence Is passei9
Prson,r-No, Your Honor My lawyer
took my last shilling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-24
HOOPS PILLS are hand NAT ~
~ IA comuositloa proportion ard 'l''t'4'

TWO nicely furnished rooms ~ q
21l0 Elsk apeHuei good alsieie -
dIHu' water. best location o s'4
reasonable
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
THE LEGISLATIVE pLUMs.
A Number Of ohIoans Want Positions a
T-g ColumbuG


COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1S.-Candidates
for subordinate positions under the
next general assembly are already get
ting in their work. Chief Clerks Caine
Of the senate and Malloy of the house
have SO far as known no opposition for
reelection. Sergeant-at- arms r. #.
Hayward will again cross swords with
John f. Woods, who was q candidate
for the same place two years ago
Sergeant at arms Andy jackson, who
formerly represented Greene county in
the legislature, will have opposition
Representative Reeve, Ashtabula;
Willis, Delaware; Llewellyn, jackson,
and ex-Warden Noah Thomas, Madison,
have already entered the lists and there
are numerous other counties to hear
from.
Judge 81 Field of Columbus wants to
be third assistant sergeant at arms Of
the senate. Charles II. Moore of Pre-
BILE will be candidate for postmaster
Of the house. Miss Marry Dalzell Of
Caldwell, daughter Of the private,
wants clerkship in the house or sen
ate, and, with one or two exceptions,
all the clerks and other employees are
candidates for reelection to their old
places.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
AFrAlHs IN HAWAII.
People Anxiously Await the Arrival Of
the Steamer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s. The expected
arrival at any moment Of the next
steamer from Hawaii the Australia,
has had the effect of decreasing to the
lowest possible amount the speculation
and surmise which has been prevalent
regarding the Hawaiian question.
Officials Of the state department, as
we'll as the public at large, feel that
this steamer will bring messages to the
United States authorities and the rep
resentatives Of the provisional govern
ment Of the Hawaiian Islands, which
might controvert all the speculations
that have been INDUCED in and bring
definite information Of the situation at
Honolulu. Under these circumstances
there is absolutely no news and 1t is
doubtful whether there will be any
until the arrival of the steamer at San
Francisco, which is expected today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Incorporated in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 18.-The Cincin-
natl Printing Ink company of Cincin-
matt was incorporated for the manu-
facture and sale of printers ink, with a
capital stock of 100000, by John p.
Moorehead, Aloisius Heinemann, AL.
bert E. Heinemann, Jr., Charles @.
Leeds and William Sampson. The
Rialto Fishing and Hunting club of
Cincinnati was incorporated by John
Juelg, Henry w. Fiese, Joseph F.
Schauder, Herman Effing and John
Burkette; the Pleasant Heights Driving
Park and Exposition company of Steub-
enville, capital stock $4,000; the Big
Lick Chapel association, Big Lick
township, Hancock county; the Wal
honding Coal company Of Cambridge,
Guernsey county, capital stock $780,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Income TAX SCHEME. /
II Will Come Up at the Next
Conference.
TARIFF DROPPED TO CONSIDER IT.
conEressmen and Others Call to Ask For
Certain Changes in the Internal Revenue.
Much Opposition to the Proposed Re-
moval OF the Sugar bounty.

Certain Changes IN the Internal Revenue,
Much Opposition to the Proposed Re-
movai Of the Sugar Bounty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-The second
meeting of the Democratic members
Of the ways and means committee did
not materialize, although every d emo
sratic member of the committee was in
the city and at the Capitol. The fail
ure to meet was quite as much of sur
prise to most of the members Of the
committee themselves as it was to the
public. Congressman Cochran IN. "
and Bynum Qnd. had hurried back to
the city in response to messages de-
manding their presence and the former
was somewhat astonished on hearing
that no formal call for a meeting had
been issued. The members when in
terviewed on the subject simply stated
that Chairman Wilson had not yet
called the full meeting, and until he
did, they were uncertain as to the next
proceeding. 1t is an open secret that
most Of the discussion is over the inter
nal revenue where the questions of an
income tax and a tax on tobacco, beer
and whisky, were all to be considered.
When the committee does meet in
full membership. the first question to
be considered will be that of an income
tax, and until this matter is disposed
of the details Of the tariff bill will be
left for subsequent consideration.
Hon. d. M. Dickinson of Detroit had
brief conference with Chairman Will
son, and Congressman Timothy Camp
hal - al -
his constituents to discess the admins
trative features of the revenue laws.
Congressman Geary of California had
a long talk with Chairman McMillin
and the other members of the sub COM
mittee on internal revenue in regard to
various changes desired by the wine
producers of the Pacific coast. Among
other things Mr.. Geary urged legisla-
ton permitting the bottling of spirits
in bond, providing for the extension of
the bonding period, permitting the
blending of brandy in bond, providing
drawbacks on bottles and corks, per-
mitting the transfer of brandy in bond
and permitting the reduction Of aged
spirits to the original proof.
The proposed action of the commit
tee in removing the sugar bounty is
arousing much opposition from the
Louisiana planters and Congressman
Boatner on behalf of the Louisiana
people, entered a vigorous protest
against the proposition. An open let
ter was fled with the committee by
Mr.. E. P. King, protesting against the
removal of the bounty and the admis-
sion Of sugar free of tariff.
The subcommittee having under con-
sideration the bill of Mr.. Bryan to
authorize the redemption of the Q per
cent United States bonds has ordered q
favorable report on the measure.
The southern manufacturers who are
protesting against the abolition Of the
duty on iron ore and coal have issued
public statement, appealing to the
Democratic party for protection to the
several hundred millions of dollars in
vested in manufactures and mineral
lands in the new south within the past
is years,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
PITH OF THE NEWS.

Emperor William opened the reichstas
policy. "
Republicans protested against district
election returns in New York, charging
fraud.
Joseph Mitch was arrested at Paterson,
N. j., for threatening to blow up the
monastery.
Temperance people at Bridgeton, N. j.,
will take legal proceedings against the
liquor sellers.
The dismissal OF Cashier May Of the
Bank OF England caused scandal which
Is now wearing away.
"Seid" Donovan, the Lorillard trainer,
was convicted at Freehold. N. j., Of man
slaughter for killing John Chew.
The National Plate Glass company or
ganized a year ago, with q capital Of &c.
100000, went to pieces at Pittsburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
This May he Sensational.

MEADvLLE, Pa. Nov. 1s.-Two
weeks ago an at ttempt was made to
burglarize the store of James Ford Of
Cambidgeboro. Ford was awakened
and fred shot through the door. The
next morning he found pool of blood
in front of his store. Now citizen of
that borough, who had been missing
Ence the night of the robbery, has been
traced to Warren county, where he is
suffering from bullet wound in the
stomach. The wounded man refuses to
confess, and although likely to die, re-
fuses to say who were his accomplices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Parkhurst's Agent Cleared.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.--Decision was
handed down by the general term of
the supreme court in the now famous
case Of Charles w. Gardner, the su-
perintendent of DR.. Parkhursts So
ciety, who was convicted year ago in
the court of general sessions for ex-
torting money from Lillian Clifton, the
proprietress of disorderly house. 1t
sets aside the verdict,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Confessed to the wrong Crime.

TOLEDO, o., Nov. 1S.-George J..
Plarent was arrested on complaint of
Philip Locey, who claims that the
prisoner insured him in a bogus COM
pany, secured S. premium money and
skipped. After his arrest, the pris-
oner admitted that he is wanted at
Pittsfeld, Mass, for swindling. He
imagined that the police had arrested
him on that charge, and made full
confession. He will go east with Mas
sachusetts officials without a requisi-
ton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
A Collision In Ohio,

MINERVA, o., Nov. 1S.-Cleveland,
Canton and Southern, and Lake Erie,
Alliance and Southern railway passen.
ger trains collided at a crossing here.
Roadmaster Randolph was badly hurt
about the head, Milton Skelly, injured
int ernally; Jacob Moulder, cut and
bruised; George Chapman; section boss,
serious internal injuries; James Leisure
badly bruised, and Brakeman Kennedy
of the Cleveland, Canton and Southern
was injured internally and seriously.
Both train crews claim the target was
set to give them right of way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
National League Meeting.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s. The National
baseball magnates are in sessi on. The
Philadelphia division of receipts mat
ter is up for consideration. It was
finally decided that Philadelphia or
any other club can charge any admis
sion fee they wish, but must settle on
the 80 cent basis with the league.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Typhoid Fever at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. 1s.-There is
an alarming prevalence of typhoid
fever in the city, and 1t is spreading
rapidly. One physician reports five
cases. Mrs. Rev. A. II. Lucas Of the
High street M. e. church is down with
the disease, and Harry Hayward, a
prominent young business man, Is
critically Ill with the dread disease.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Charles Andrews Killed.

MORRISON, Ills, Nov. 1s.-Charles
Andrews, proprietor of the Andrews
Opera company, travelling in their own
private parlor car, stepped from one
railroad track to another to avoid a
westbound freight train, when the east
bound Omaha express struck him,
throwing him under the freight train,
where his body was ground to pieces.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Funds In the state Treasury.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1S.-The quar-
terly examination of the state treasury
shows the following balances in the
various funds at the close of the fiscal
year: General revenue fund, $780,
015.16; sinking fund, 1897. .790.S8; state
school fund, $50, ,419.67; Ohio State uni
yersity fund, S2e, total, $685.
B3S. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
a welcome Frost.

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Nov. 49, There
was heavy frost here and the ponds
and streams in the vicinity were covered
with thin coats of ice. This has caused
great rejoicing among the inhabitants,
as it is believed the frost and ice will
end the yellow fever scourge which has
prevailed here so long, Only two new
cases of fever are reported.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
A Now scheme TO Gull CredItor,.

WoRTHINGToN, Mimi, Nov. 1s.-A
man named Everson, who claimed to
have discovered wreckers at work on a
railroad track and to have been shot
and robbed of $500, has confessed that
he pulled the spikes and fred the shot
into his own leg. His idea was to
frame an excuse to tave off his credit.
ora
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Electricity Propeis Canal Boat.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 1s.---In the presence
Of Governor Flower, the superintend-
ents Of the public works of Ohio, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Delaware and Nikola Tesla, the Hun
garisn electrian, bankers from New
York, the officers of the Westinghouse
company and others interested, canal
boat was successfully run by electri city
Aohnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Chased 500 Miles.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., Nov. 1s.-P. J.
Woods of Devils Lake, deputy United
States marshal, was arrested by Deputy
Marshal SCHNEIDER after chase Of 300
miles, to answer to the charge of ar
resting parties engaged in selling liquor
and then setting them free on the pay
ment Of various sums to him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Electric al workers Have a Row.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1s.-The session of
the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
was a stormy one. New York Union
No demanded jurisdiction over sew
eral local unions in and around New
York city. This was denied by the
grand officers. The matter was referred
to special committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
vastine Greatly Relieved.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 1S. - Charles
Vastine, the Scioto county murderer,
who has been granted new trial by
the circuit court, was returned to the
Jail Of that county. AS he left the an
mex he breathed sigh of relief, and
said that he did not expect to ever re-
enter the door of that chamber of hor-
rOrs,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Married Men Given Employment.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 49,
Two blocks of the oxide department at
the Lehigh Zinc works have started up
after being idle for several weeks. A
large number of hands, all married
meh with families, have thereby been
Given employment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Helen Gould Not to Marry.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-The report to
the effect that Miss Helen Gould was
to wed Actor Harry Woodruff, and that
the latter would take a two y ears
course at Yale to fit him for the bar is
emphatically denied on the authority
of Mr., George Gould,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
An Embezzler,s Sentence.

BURNHAM, Pa, Nov. 19.-James Mon
roe Al ter, for 81 years agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company, who
was arrested on charge of embezzling
some 1,700 while agent at Burnham,
Pa, was convicted and sentenced to 1s
months imprisonment. a fine of SO
and to restore the stolen money.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Bought Player Van HaItren.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Manager Ward
has announced that he had campleted a
deal with the Pittsburg club for the
purchase of Van Haltren, outfielder of
last years Pittsburgs, for 81, 500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-23
Death of an Heir to a Tito.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Captian Charles
Hervey, nephew and heir-presumptive
OF the Marquis of Bristol, died sudden
ly In private hospital. There is much
mystery connected with the captains
death, and it has caused great sensa-
tion