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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04
Ten rhcu.,na neyo,plIens Per Minute.

At least one large firm manufacture
ing dynamos and motors is, says the
American Engineer, at work upon a
motor that will run at speed Of TO-
900 revolutions per minute. This mo-
tor, If IL can be successfully construct
ed, will be used bv the United States
Government ON men-of-war to start
the propelling machinery of Howell
torpedoes just before they are fired
from their tubes. This torpedo Is pro-
PEELED by the energy stored in a small
fy-weel inside of 1t, made to revolve
at a speed of 10000 revolutions, and at
present a steam turbine is the only mo-
tor OF simple form that is available to
rotate the fly-wheel at that speed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

hotunda OF congressional Library
rebellion than heretofore. Probably no
Cuban leader, unless II be Maximez Co
mez, has really power to come to terms
with the Spaniards. There seems to
be no evidence that the Cuban Junta
has any thoughts of surrender. How
far a proclamation of reform and am
nesty on the part of the Spanish gov
ernment may affect affairs remains to
be seen.
The Senate has taken up the Mica
ragua Canal bill, which will remain the
unfinished business until it is disposed
of. Senator Morgan has the bill in
charge, and the veteran parliamenta-
rian is determined to see It passed.
The opinion is that the bill will get
through the Senate all right The bill
provides for an issue Of 100000, 900 of
maritime canal company stock, OF
which the Secretary of the Treasury in
behalf of the United States is to SUBJ
scribe for S700O0G0 worth of shares.
The company is to issue bonds up to
S160 0O0, 900, these to be guaranteed by
the United States. The building and
control of the canal are given to Am
erican engineers and board of eleven
directors, of whom five are to be ap-
pointed by the President.
The indications are that the efforts
of the government to enforce the neu-
trality laws against American vessels
carrying war supplies to the Cuban
revolutionists will fail. In his rulings
at Jacksonville, Judge Locke, before
whom the case of the Three Friends"
was brought, has sustained the excep-
tions to the governments case on the
grounds that the Cubans have not been
recognized as belllgerents of war.
Judge Locke allowed the government
attorney ten days in which to file an
amended information, but it looks as
If the famous filibuster would go scot
free. TOWNSEND.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

few here, who know the Senator, who
consider his appointment as in any re-
spect a makeshift in the cabinet slate.
1t is said that the appointment was
really rendered to him the second week
In November.
There are also some who regard the
selection of the Ohio statesman as in
dicating a purpose 20 pursue rather a
moderate policy in tPriff matters. 1t Is
believed that this p >licy will look rath-
or broadly to uniting the commercial
and manufactures interests Of the
Eastern and Middle States with the
agricultural and business interests OF
the great Central States of the West,
and perhaps embodies reciprocity pro-
Eramme on rather an extensive scale,
In which case the dudes and powers Of
the Secretary Of State would be greatly
augmented.
Although the nee Congressional liz
brary was nappjl" 80 I'd Il ON being the
scene of tie iuaaEl'rdl ball, the fact
rather increases 'EPL lessons its avail
ability as one of the attractions of the
inauguration ever.. Next To the capi-
tol itself, It is the RI ow building OF the
capital city. and will doubtless be vis-
tied by thousands during Inauguration
week Visitors to 1t will see a public
building that has been finished after a
harmonious and, on the whole, admir-
able design, and that has been built
within the limit OF the Appropriation
provided. In its decorations il is a
distinct advance on any other federal
building, and really, artistically consid-
cred, has probably not an equal on this
side of the water.
Washington hotel and boarding.
house are preparing 10 reap a rich har-
vest out of the Inauguration crowds,
and those who intend to stay even a
siLgie night will do well to engage
rooTs al advance. as the demand al
ready Indicates that there wlll be q
scarcity. Very fancy prices are already
quoted at the principal hotels, ana
smaller hostlerles on the line OF march'
but those who take time by the fore
lock will have little difficulty In get
ting Accommodations at a fair price
The fact that Secretary Olney has
been asked TO appear before the For
eign Affairs Committee OF the Senate
OF which his to-be successor In otiee
Senator Sherman, Is chairman, indi'
Gates that the Senate 10 proceeding
carefully with the consideration OF the
arbitration treaty. There may be a
question as to the time when the
treaty will be ratified, but there can
scarcely be any as to its ultimate adop-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

The scattered Indian tribes of Lab
rador are said to De gradually perish
ing from destituton and disease. The
coasts fCequented by them are all but
exhausted of game ard fur-bearing ami
mails, ard he takirn pf beaver has been
prohibited until 1890 in order to pre-
vent its total destruction. BY the time
they are permitted 10 again trap the
beaver there will probably be no In
dians left upon this portion of the
coast.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04
His Inst AIlna.

"Your cousin was a sort of easv
speakin' feller with a crook in his eyer
said Rubberneck Bill to the inqulrlne
tourist
"Yes. His right name was William
Hickelberry. Did he go by that name
here?"
Nav. He had ralf dozen other
names, though. The last one, re-
member, was give to him by the boys
An it was Ole Stocking"
Really? How did 1t happen?"
well. you see, 1t was Christmas eve
when they hung him up."-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04
ReIisfin sig Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Blade,
diseases relieved in six hours by the "NeN
Great South American Kidney Cure.
This new remedy Ia great suprirse o.
account Of Its exceeding promptness in re-
lieving pain In the bladder, kidneys, bsol
and every part OF the urinary passage
in male or female. 1t relieves retention
Of water and pain In passing II almos
Immediately. II you want quick reli,
and cure this is your remedy. Sold b.
Durbin, Wright q Co., druggists, Can
on, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04
lie BIt the Dust.

He bit the dust.
He, the hero OF hundred battles, at
last put himself in line with the on
ward march of time.
He bit the dust.
Perceiving that his teeth had left
two distinct dents in the coin he thus
experimental upon, he observed that II
they could not put up better dust in
change than lead quarters, he would
deal at ano,her shop.-New York Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

Minutes seem like hours when'a life j.
At stake. Group giveS no times TO send
or Doctor, dela, may mean death
Ore Minute Cough Cure gives instant re
elief and insures recovery The only
armless remedy that produces in me
late results + p. shansfelt 4 Co.,
y. Nye, Fishers drug store
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

A torpid liver means bad complex
ion, bad breath, indigestion srd frequent
headsches To avoid such companions
lske peWitt's little Earl, Risers, tbs
famous little pillt. / =. shsnsielt q
Co.. e. n. Nye. Fishers Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

Artist-How do you like the por-
trait?
We'll, / don't exactly like the nose. !"
Artist-Neither do but it's yours
--TWinkles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04
In AgaInet IL.

Riffet-That was terrible accident
that happened to tie air ship.
Sparks-What WAS the trouble?
'They ran into a Chicago cloud
Life
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-04

some Speculation ~ TO the Meaning OF
Senator sherman's Selection for the Cab
meta strong Republican Policy Indl-
cated--otber Matters.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
STAY IN THE LEAGUE.
Efforts to Rule Richmond and Norfolk
Out Fails

Newark, n. j., Sept. 21.-The Atlantic
League owners and managers met at the
Park Hotel here to-day and settled all
disputes regarding protested games, OIL.
cially declared Lancaster the winner of
the pennant, with Newark second and
Hartford third, and agreed upon the rep
resentation in the league for the season
of 1888
The Richmond, Norfolk, Lancaster,
Reading, Reward, Paterson and Hartford
clubs were continued, and Manager Shar-
sig, of the Athletics, was authorized to
transfer his franchise from Pr iladelphia
to either Worcester, Mass, or Harris
burg, Pa, his decision in the matter IT,
be announced by November 1st. Will
mington, Del, wanted BERTH and n ten
club league may be formed. The sale of
the Paterson franchise was officially
promulgated, and Chester D. k.ly aud w.
l.. Dill were admitted to represent the
new owners.
Manager Denny Long showed his hand
in his advertised effort TO exclude Rich
mon" and Norfolk from the league, but
the Southern cities proved more popular
than Deny imagined, and his movement
did not meet with favor.
The Newark and Lancaster clubs de-
clined to play the Sobby Cup series, and
the cup being held by Paterson, she
claimed right to play the series The
Hartford team refused to play with Pat
erson, and Richmond being the next
team in the race, she decided to meet the
Silk Ciuy lads for series of seven games
The games will probably commence in
Richmond Thursday, continuing through
the week, when the teams will 20 to Pat
erson. ,
+. G. Barrow was the ouly man named
for the DOSitiOn of nrasi6pnt Spprpturv
and treasurer for the season of 1893, and
the election was made UNANIMOUS.
The league adjourned to meet in Phlla-
delphia in November, at which time a
resolution will he adopted to bar from
the Atlantic League all ball players who
have resorted to dirty ball playing and
rowdyisn and by their actions on the
field during the season just closed have
brought the game in disrepute
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Remarkably Effective Result of New
Treatment.

1ECotuloub.
New York.. Sept. 21.- In the ouinion of
several New York physicians, Rosina
Catlano, aged IA. two weeks ago was
dying of rapid consumption. Sne was
beyond medical aid, they said. To-day
she is convaiescing, strong in appetite,
heavier by half n dozen pounds and SEEM
iugly free from the deadly tubercle ba-
cillus.
This recovery is attributed by the ply
stefan in charge of the case to seven hy D.
odermic injections of the serum discov-
cred by Professor Maragliano. DR.. Fa-
noni, of West Tenth street, injected the
serum. He gives the following details of
the results Of the treatment:
81 make these facts public, because to
suppress them would be wrong. The
curative effect of the serum in this case
has been so rapid and remarkably thor
ough that the public, rightly entitled to
information affecting their interests,
should know of it.
'Rosina was brought to my Office on
the morning of August 81 last and the
first hypodermic was injected. The child
Al that time was little more than a skel-
eton, seemingly on the verge of the
grave. Hasty consumption was the NAL
ady beyond the shadow of doubt.
''Her temperature, taken in my office
ut that time, was 1902 degrees. She
weighed 10 pounds. Two days later 1
made the second injection, and found her
temperature and weight unchanged. She
had lost appe title long before and had
been living on sumulants. AT the third
treatment, on August 81, 1 discovered
Rosina's temperature had subsidized to 90
and that pound had added to her
weight
con September 3 1 made the fourth
injection, and found the temperature
normal. My patient was then on the
high rOal to recovery, although but
seven days before she was SEEMINGLY be-
you'd human aid. l watched the remark.
able case with the utmost attention. In
every way my little patient showed mar
Vicious improvement. Her respiration
was easy, her cough was checked and her
appetite revived.
after the fourth injection the flush
common to consumption in the early
while the weakening night. sweats
stopped abruptly. Since September the
girl has made rapid strokes toward
health. She was last at my Office for
treatment on Thursday, when l made a
careful examination. Her weight had
increased to 70 pounds, the pallor and
hectic had left her face ana the checks
were beginning to round out.
Il do not venture to say that the cure
in this surprising case is absolutely COM
plete, but convalescence is clearly defined
The girl is entirely out of danger, but the
treatment must be continued for one
year"
Mariagluonos serum is obtained from
the blood of horses which have been inoc-
ulated with the tuberculosa germ in
small quantities. The theory is that this
incubation produces in the blood of the
horse some quality of resistance to the
disease, which when introduced into the
ouman system strengthens its resisting
powers.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
SOMETHING TO DEPEND ON.

Jones 81 Son, Cowden, ILL.,, in speaking
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LaGriippe, and her case crew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pana
could do nothing for her. 1t seemed to
deveop into hasty consumption. Having
DR.. Kings New Discovery in store, and
selling lots of it, he took II bottle home,
and to the surprise of all she began to get
better from first dose. and half dozen
dollar bottles cured her sound and well.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
do this good work. Try it. Free trial
bottles ut Massie's Pharmacy, 100 Jefrer-
son street
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
LAMB TAKES A TUMBLE.
Won't be Chairman Any Longer
He Has to Say.

Norfolk, Sept. 21.-Colonel Lamb said
in regard to his ctming convention that
he would not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton at any convention that might be
held after the late Presidential cam paign,
but that he would not resign while III
der fire from his enemies.
He says that he hopes for a good con-
vention, as the result of the city and
county meetings to be held for the most
part this week. His friends, he says, are
working hard for it,
His wing of the party to-day issued the
first number of a semi-monthly cam
paign paper, called ''1he Republican Re
view" which urges the holding of the
convention and quotes numerous news
papers in and out of the Stae las endors-
ing Colonel Lambs position.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
DRaPERIES.

We've just received rs pieces
newest effects in Silkoline. We
include all the newest designs
and beautiful colors.. .I2l.2C
10 pieces Fast Black Saline,
regular Zoe quality..... 8 I-2c
Is pieces Fast Black Fine
French Finish Saline, regular
15c quality. 10 l-2C
All new shades in solid color
Saline, extra fine quality lII-2c
Newest Novelty for Ladies'
Skirts, extra quality Moire Sill
cot, 33 inches wide l5c
HEMSTIrCHED SHEETS Six
80 inches Mohawk Valley Hem
stitched Sheets FAR
Another exceedingly good
sheet, 81x9O inches, made of
Utica Muslin. .59c
Mohawk Valley 9Ox9O in
ches, hemmed and ready for
Observation-Disclosures. .............. 59C
Mohawk Valley Pillow
Cases, 42x324 inches. -. DC
42x36 Utica Mills Pillow
Gases, extra quality...I2 I-2C
42x36 Mohawk Valley Hem
stitched Pillow Cases. .0nc
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
WILL COME SOUTH.
The Armor Plate Board to Visit South
ern Iron Regions.

Louisville Dispatch. The Hon. John
Wesley Gaines, who represents the Her
mitage district in Congress-, is in'the city,
on his return from Washington, where he
has been for the purpose of getting the
arrnor factory board to come south and
gather facts for their report to Congress-
To IA representative of the Dispatch he
declared last night that the board will
come South.
at is officially 80 settled" said Mr.
Gaines. "They will visit the principal
iron sections, including those Of East and
Middle Tennessee. They are coming to
see how it is the South undersells Carne-
gle and leads the world in her iron out
put.
':why, don't you know that at Sheffield
and Birmingham, Ala, and there may
be other places, we are making the cheap
est and best pig-iron in the world9
IL give you an interesting table show
ing the prices of Carnegie 81 Co., and the
South. The first figures are official, hav
in" been taken from Secretary Herbert's
report of 1897 and are quoted by Carnegie
& Co. The second figures represent the
prices of sales South now actually being
made:
Pig iron, per ton $3.50, $500.
Iron ore, per ton So 05, so cents
Slack coal $l.00, 25 cents.
Coke, per ton - so, S1.7E.
Limestone $l1.5. 40 cents.
Totals $20.65, 50 D5.
Difference in favor of South, S10.15.
"These second column figures were
given me last week by reliable Southern
iron maker, at which prices he is selling
the al ticles named.
"Now, you see why this board should
come South if they want to get all the re-
liable dnta as to the cost of armor plate
and an armor plate factory. While the
time is not set, the board will probably
come about November, think"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
PRICES INCREASING.
More Liveliness in the Iron and Eteel
Trade Now Than Since 1885.

Cleveland. Sept. 21.-There is more
liveliness in the iron and steel trade now
than since 1885, and prices keep increas-
ing Bessemer pig went up to $40 dur
ing the middle of the week, and it is ru-
mored that $l0.25 was obtained in one
quarter to-day. Mill iron went up to 50
recently and is now 20 25 with Southern
iron at 80. 1t is generally believed
that Southern iron will now appear in
the market in increased quantities.
Other material has gone up with a
jump, all iron rails now being held at SIS
and hard to obtain. There is rumor
that $25 will at once be asked for wire
rods Wire has gone up from S1.15 to
ST. and wire nails from 81. to 81. 80.
Bar iron has.advanced 81 per ton in the
last few days. Two days ago 5000 tons
of steel billets were sold in one order at
Sc per ton. Cleveland delivery. These are
all manufacturers prices.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
LINENS.

Every thrifty housewife
knows it is a good plan to have
surplus supply on hand. This
weeks specials include many
bargains.
3 pieces Colored Border Blue
and Red Checked Table Linen,
56 inches wide. ..49c
Colored Bordered Pure Lin
en- Striped Table Linen, Sc
inches wide. ar
Extra value red border Ia
BILE Linen, Sc inches wide, 39G
Good quality half-bleached
Table Damask. 25C
10 pieces half-bleached Ger
man Table Damask, warranted
all linen, ga inches wide. :49c
10 pieces half-bleached Ger
man Table Damask. III I-2G
Warranted all Pure Linen
German Damask, So inches
wide. -. 63c
Good heavy quality Grass
Bleached Linen Damask, 81
inches wide. 75G
5 pieces full 2-yard wide,
warranted pure linen. ...85C
1914 Bleached Table Linen
SI.i9
Napkins from SOC TO 81. SO
q dozen.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
WATER FAMINE AT NORFOLK.
The Supply in the Lakes Only a Few
Inches DeeD--Sel ions Sltuatiop

The supply in the Lakes Only n Few
Inches Deep--Sel ious Situation.
Norfolk, Sept. 2l.-This city Is now in
the midst of the water famine that has
threatened for months past. Water in
the lakes from which the supply is drawn
is only few inches above the pipes.
The water department to-day commu-
nicated with Mayor Mayo, calling lis at
tention to the crisis. that has arisen in
the water problem, and requesting him to
do whatever in his Judgment is best to
support the department. He will likely
issue proclamation on the subject.
Meantime. pressure has been reduced en-
cept for few hours daily. The work of
connecting two new lakes with the sys-
tenn is now in progress, but the situation
is very serious.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
aOvfL7Y DRESS GOODS.

Many offered for the first
time tomorrow. Their diver
sity, novelty and purse-saving
features cannot fail to charm.
No such line of Colored and
Black Dress Fabrics has ever
been attempted before. The
assortment is endless.
See our great lines of the
latest Novelties in 36-inches
wide Atwood Fabrics at 15G
AT 39c newest things in the
Tufted Effect, to be very pop
ular this season. Great range
of styles.
At SOC, SOC and 75c more
than 100 styles of the very
latest and most seasonable nov
elites. Every conceivable com
bination Of shadings.
Covert Cloths in half doz-
en- or more grades, weights,
and weaves. These are very
popular. You will like them
at the very low price we are of
femng them.
Coverts at 29c, SOC, 75c,
85c and $1.O0.
Two very strong lines of
Broadcloth at 75c and 81. All
the newest lines in popular
shades.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
DOMfSTlCS.

Everything new and sugges-
tive for Fall Dressing Sacks
and House Dresses can be
found here.
so pieces New Red Calico
Prints, in large and small
plaids and Polka dots. ..lc
30 pieces Rob Roy Plaids,
very latest effects. life
so pieces Gamers Best Tur-
key Red Calico. .5c
100 pieces best Black and
White and Silver Grey Mourn
ing prints. ........ Sc
25 pieces Double Face Out
ings, the newest colors, beauti-
full designs. ............. IL l-2C
New Outing, suitable for
Fall Wear. ..53-lc
so pieces Russian Fleeced
Domets, newest patterns. DC
IS pieces Fleeced Outings in
dark colorings. .8c
NEW PsRCalES- just the
thing for Fall Wear. They
include Checks, Plaids, Min
gled Goods and Roman Stripes
36-inch Percales, best grade,
New shirtings in Light and
Dark Colors. 7r
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
CLOVES.

The most careful study has
been given to the selection of
the FALL STOCK OF
GLOVES, and it is believed
that it has no superior in vast
and attractive assortments and
in extreme moderation of
prices.
Pearl Gray and White Cham
DIS Gloves, with heavy corded
stitching, usually 81, $3.50
2-clasp Pique Dressed Kid
Gloves, in tan, dark brown,
oxblood, buff, black and
green. :. ......... .........SI nm
2-clasp Undressed Kid
Gloves, in oXblood and black,
4-button Black and Tan
Dressed Kid Gloves, black
stitching ST 5n
SHOOK lie Bon Ton, black
and tan, with black stitching,
=, 81. 50
The Ideal Fastener in Black,
tan and oxblood, with black,
white and tan stitching. .SI5D
U n dressed Mousquetaire
Evening Gloves, full length,
5000
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
SILKS.

Every day brings us new
goods in this department. A
little early buying will mean
an immense advantage to you.
10 pieces Of heavy Satin
Brocade eros Grain Black Silk,
usual SSc kind, for. $50
5 pieces Peau de Sole, never
less than 81, now. TIC
5 pieces heavy quality All
Silk Black Armure in the neat
seed effects. Instead of 81,
now........ ...!5C
10 pieces High Glass Novel
ty Brocade Silk in all the
new changeable combinations,
usually 81, ...75c
SO styles or more of the
swell things in Novelty Silk in
Roman Stripes, Checks, Plaids,
Changeable, etc, "now all
the rage" ranging in price
from. ...69c to $l.5O
Descriptions are impossible.
Visit the department, and see
this great array of Silks.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-22
MINERS EyICTED. -wSs

Sharon, Pa, Sept. 2-Westerman, Filler
&c Co., coal operators, to day evicted all
the union coal miners from their houses
in Mercer county who refused to return
to work at the old rate Of wages.