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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
VISITED By M'KINLEY.
The President Made Tour of Inspeo
tion of the Hospital ut
TT Never

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.- President
Mckinley yesterday afternoon made a
personal inspection Of the hospital at
Fort Meyer, Va. The president passed
an hour and half in the various wards
and apartments of the institution, going
from cot to cot and extending per-
Sonal greeting to each one of nearly
400 patients.
The president carefully inspected the
Kitchen and examined the food supplied
to the hospital patients. AT the con
clusion Of his examination he expressed
himself as Wen satisfied with the ar.
rangements made for caring for the
sick, but desired it to be understood
hat the patients were TO want for moth.
ing that would improve their condition
or render them morecomfnrtahla
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
Attempt to Poison Aguinaldo.

MANILA, Sept. 20,-The Republica
Flliplna asserts that an attempt was
mVde to poison Aguinaldo on Friday
night. A steward, it is alleged, saw a
Spanish prisoner make a movement
which appeared like tampering with a
bowl Of soup intended for Aguinaldo,
whereupon the steward tasted a spoon
full of the soup and fell dead. During
Saturday evening a special thanksgiving
service was held in the church at Malo.
los.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
HOMEWORTH.


Flank Myers is very i'll.
J. IL Stier is busy hauling coal.
Mrs Sarah Unger is again very i'll,
The corn crop Is good In this vicinity
The creamery is making large supply
of butter.
William Betz may move to Clevelan d
Shis fall.
The apple crop will be light in this
community.
Mira John sheshan has been very sick
She past few days.
A number of our citizens were at tn G
Lisbon fair last week.
Miss Alice Doyles of Pittsburg was In
Shis place over Sunday.
MRS Rachel o. Thomas has been on
the slck list the past few days.
Mrs p. W. Taylor and Mrs. Peter
Pieren are home from Can ton.
The Masonic picnic at Point Pleasant
Saturday was largely attended.
The Whitelelther reunion was largely
attended at the lake Saturday,
There was a social at the residence of
Daniel Felgir Tuesday evening.
The Jacob Bryce farm, southeast of
town, will be offered for sale soon.
Dr. ID. s. Knox has just fitted a new
student for tho medical college at Cleye-
Hand.
Mrs. Andrew Miller was seriously I'm
jured by falling dowa flight of cell Ir
steps in her residence Friday night
Jacob Freshley Is very i'll from the
effects OF blood poisoning oausad by a
wound In the leg made with hatohet.
FAIRHOPE.
WEBSTER Ollnger is attending Mt. Union
cOiltge-
Henry Gladieux spent Sunday at New
BVrlin.
Oliver Snyder was badly poiso ned
while cutting corn fodder.
Mics Mcdonald of Louisville visited at
che pleasant home Of Mary Violand.
j. H. Henningir has been Athlete d
with boiis on his hand the past week.
Our Sunday school was yeorg snized by
the election Of the following officers:
Superint,ndent, n. o. Summers; assls-
fant. E. Huber; secretary, o. Snyder;
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mcre,s snanIsh Ingrntitude.

MADRID, Sept. 2O.-Thcre was much
Indignation here yesterday at the fact
tnat there were 1913 deaths during the
voyage among the 1000 Spanish sol
diers who have arrived in Spain from
Santiago de Cuba. The Spaniards at.
tribute this heavy death rate to the "in-
humanity of the Americans in obliging
the sick Spaniards to embark aud make
room in the hospitals for the Ameri-
panS -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
Low RATES TO OMAHA

Every Day via Pennsylvania Lines For
Trans-Mississippi Exposition.
Excursion tickets to Omaha are on
sale daily at principal ticket offices OF
the Pennsylvania Lines and may be OBJ
tanned up TO October 10, inclusive. The
return limit includes November l5. For
special information about the low fare
and quick through time over this route,
apply to nearest ticket agent of the
Pennsylvania Lines, orSaddress f. Van
Dusen, A. q. p. Agt,, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
NOTICE.
Stste Of Ohio, Stark County, IS
Court of Common Pleas.
In the matter of
be Calvary Presbyterian NOTICE.


The Calvary Presbyterian NOTICE.
Church and its Trustees.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church of Cam
ton, Ohio. and John Vanderwerf, Fred Adele,
Frank Evans, John F. Patterson and Edward
X. Lennon, its Trustees, on the 10th day of
September, 1898, filed in said Court of Com
mon Pleas its petition, alleging that the men,
bers of said Church desire to cucumber its real
estate by executing a mortgage thereon in not
less than the sum Of Twelve Hundred Dollars
[$l200.00l and that the title thereto is held by
said Trustees, as follows Situate in the city
Canton, Stark courty, Ohio, and is known as
all that part of lot number twenty FIVE hun.
dred and thirty.four 1854 in said city, except
a strip on the north portion thereof forty five
[45l feet in width. The prayer of said petition
is that the Court authorize said The Calvary
Presbyterian Church and its said Trustees to
cucumber said real estate by executing mort
gage thereon to secure loan Of not less than
Twelve Hundred Dollars [Sl2OOOOl for such
time and to such person or persons as they
may deem proper; and for such other and
further relief as equity may require.
By A. A. THAYER,
s22hw Attorney for said Petitioners.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
Examiners Report.
CANTON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO.
TO THE HONORABLE PROBATE JUDGE:

sIRBy authority officially bearing date the 9Th day
ofSepeme 1885, and after being duly according Will
liam Davies H. Kaufman examiners without previous notice
nmaton to the Treasurer other such inten
on forthwith entered into the County Treasury presented author
W aforesaid County demanded the the vaults
and proceeded Immediately count the therein and
Books Records Vouchers thereof together
be custody the
We forthwith the Office the County Auditor
sceraned much the County Treasurer stood charged with
Auditors
bonds securities effects should Treasury and the
amount belonging particular fund In compliance with
examination
Thousand Hundred
and that the statement annexed which with the books
tor presents the exact balances and
the amount of then the
time the
inspected the books belonging the
Ohio certify One Hundred Ohe
Dollars
belonging City Treasury
books
and overpaymens in each fund
Respectfully,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22

Wayne County Fair Excursions via PENN
sylvania Lines.
Sept. 9th o 30th, low rate excursion
tickets will be- sold to Wooster from
Canton, Manifold and intermediate
ticket stations; return tickets good Sat.
urday, October lst.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
ANARCHY IN CUBA,
A London Times Correspondent So As
serted-Spaniards Said to BE
Indifferent.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Times this
morning publishes letter from a Ha.
vana correspondent. in which the writer
points out that, though as in the mother
country, there appears no disposition
among the Spaniards IL Cuba to at
tempt pronounciamento, the soldiers
and civilians alike having accepted the
disaster and its consequences with a
dreary fatallstio calm, the island is fast
drifting into condition of anarchy.
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. a - n . III T a.
=. Bears tho ,HIh' Kind You Have Always Bought
signature Of &xMAAzzI

Pennsylvania Lines Excursions to Pitts
u burg For Knights Templar Conclave.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburg account
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave
will be sold October 8th, 9th, 10th, llth,
18th and 18th via Pennsylvania Lines
For special information inquire Of near
est Pennsylvania Line ticket agent, OF
address q. L. Kimball, Asst. Gen, Pass.
Agt., Cleveland, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
Annual Convention of Christian Church a.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 1921.

NII'E'0''11OVls''f '71'II''
One fare for the round trip via the
famous Qleen g. Crescent Route,
Tickets on sale from all points, Oct. 10
to l3, good until Oct. oath to return.
See that your tickets read by the
Queen & Crescent handsome vestibuled
trains, short line. Free reclining chair
cars on night trains. Ask your sgeuts
for particulars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22

II pays to buy shot guns at Stuart's
on easy terms, 81 Il. Tusc.
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NEW BERLIN.

Mrs. Olive KolP and children ara visit
Ing Natives Akron this week.
The opinion of Berlin citizens about
the Canton st es5 fair varies but little.
Bert Reemsnyde der left Monday for Tiflln
where ne attends Heidelberg University.
A class of 81 girls and boys made their
frst communion aJ st. Pauls churc h
asst Sunday.
Miss Clara aerdinger has returned
from a three weeks visit.at Beach farm,
Geneva OHIO.
Frank Evans, who has been down with
SyphGid fever the past five weeks, Is
slowly improving.
Frank Frautz has built new hous
ON Massinon street which he will occupy
in the near future.
The Reformed church has received a
new coat of paint which was badly needed,
consequently grand improvement WAS
made In the right plaoe.
Massrs. Clarence Shiltz, Joe Warberton
and Paul Whitman have gone to Colum-
bus to attend the State Medic University.
Clarence enters his third year.
Austin Saylor, former Berlin boy and
member of the class of '96, Is spending
the week with Berlin relatives and
frisnds. He belongs to the list New
York regiment, which saw battle at San
&iago. Austin Is wei ZONE visitor In
Hariin
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Respectfully,

WILLIAM J. DAVIES
j. II. KAUFMAN, examiners
Canton Ohio, September l4h, 1885,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MYERS.

MYERS.
George Hayn,m is worsing for W. S.
Myers.
Warren Myers is working for Elmer
Hayn AN.
Gemse Haynlm spent Sunday wit n
W. n. Myers.
Mrs. Jennie Kline spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Hannah Myers.
Jacob Myers and wife we're the guests
of lmer Heynam oni family Sunday.
Thomas Haynam and wife spent sun
day with Eugene Werle and family near
Malvern.
Private ]. !. Newcomer, Go. X, Eight h
O. V. T., has been sick ever since return
ing from NIontauk. We wish him "a
SPECIFY return to his usual good health.
PARIS
Mrs. johnson Bl Blicklilge WIS burie d
at RObertsvflle last Friday afternoon.
The personal property of Mr.. Ackworth
of Freeburg will be sold next Saturday
afternoon.
George BiggIm # Free5urg, formerly
of this place, has q severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Mrs. Adam Shearer of Mapleton was
buried at the Lutheran cemetery at that
place ON Friday
Jesse Newcomer, one Of the volunteer
soldier boys from Cuba, Is again at
ho ne with his father. JACOB Newco ner
of Union Hill.
The U. B. elmpmeeting has been at
tracing many of oGr young people tc
Oneida, at which place it has been held
during the past week.
LAST Friday, while Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Waltz were in attendance at th'
funeral of Mrs. Blacklidge, Some mis-
tcreants set fire to Mr.. Waltz's barn. III
had Just built new barn two years ago
A maze and colt and all the contents
were destroyed.
Mrs George Flegle, an aged ant
widowed lady residing in Paris, diet
last Friday night and was buried here OF
Sunday afternoon. Rev, Lautenschl Ige
of the Lutheran church preached tn
funeral sermon.
Walter V. Stimmel, secretary of tn
Paris township teachers reading circle
has issued C IL for a meeting of all tn
{ teachers of the township to meet at Pari
Saturday evening, October /, for til
purpose of reorganization.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-02-18
NorfolR .Hews.


Miss Byrde Betman, of Wabash, Ind, the
first prize for the original costume 1T the Valentine
Character Ball 4" last Monday night.
Miss Flora Elias entertained the Whist Club at
her residence last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Lang, of Greenville N, c. is the guest Of
Mrs Aaron b. Seldncr. -
The members Of the ''P S, c." were very pleas
anty entertained at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Bennett, Fenchurch street last Sunday
night. After fascinating game of cards in
dulged in, the guests were ushtred in the dining
room, where sumptuous repast was had,
Mrs. H. Selling, most lovable lady, who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hornthal, Client,
visit of several weeks
Miss Jennie Frank, who indisposed for the
past two weeks; is convalescent
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Marks (nee Rosa Moritz)
while homeward bound from an extended bridal
tour stopped few days in Norfolk this week visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Mortz, route
for Charleston, sc.
Mrs Henry Posner left Tuesday for Baltimore
and New,York.
Mr.. Joseph B Lowenberg was in Richmond this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Stern of Butte street, enter
tanned the /" K b" club Of which they members,
at their residence last Thursday night This a
most enjoyable occasion, and the members
tcipating the pleasures Of their next meeting with
their charming host and hostess in the future
The out-oftown guests were Mrs. Samuel Haas
and Miss Bertha Stern, Baltimore; Mrs, A, P6fer
Milwaukee Wis.
Mrs A. F. strasburger, Of Washington, D. c..
left for no ne last Friday.
Miss Helen Arnold, of Terra Haute Ind, who was
visiting relatives in Richmond, arrived in Nor
folk last Sunday morning and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Lowenberg Client. ~
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Miss Byrdie Beitman left for Philadelphia, Pa.
last Thursday after pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Lowenberg.
The german given last Wednesday night was, as
usual, very sociabe affair These germans are
noted for the elegant manner in which they are con-
Quoted, and this added another delightful
sion to the already long list The whistle was blown
at 10 P. M. by Mr. Emanuel Anthony; who grace
fully led the couples through many pretty figures.
y, Mrs. Samuel Haas, Of Baltimore, who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Morris, Of Richmond, is
in this CITY, this week visiting her sisters Mrs Isaac
Mortz and Misses Emma and Bertha Hess.
Miss Katzensten, of Washingto ton, Penn, is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs p katzeinstein in this city.
Miss Hannah Rundt Of New York who was
visiting relatives in Admission, Ala, in Norfolk
last week the guest of her sister, Mrs Emanuel
Westheimer.
Conspicuous among the many delightful events Of
the week was the marriage of Miss Mamie Anthony,
daughter of Mr. and, Mrs.,A, Anthony of this city, to
Mr.. Leo Baron, of New York, last Wednesday after
noon by Rev. DR.. H, Benmosche, at the Cumberland
street synagogue. The ushers were Messrs Henry
Morris, Julius Pincus, Henry JacoI,onsky; David An
thony, Norfolk; Louis Baron, New York; Simon
Gref, Baltimore, and Emanuel Anthony master of
ceremonies. The out-oftown guests were Mrs Ba-
rom, New York, mother Of the groom; Miss Emma
and Mr.. Louis Baron, the cousin and sister Of the
groom.
Mrs Moses Marx has returned after delightful
visit to her mother, Mrs Schmidt of Washington,
d. c.. ,t.tt ~
Mrs. w Henlen, of Philadelphia, Pa most
charming lady, who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
H L. Lowenberg Client, left for her home last week,
much to the regret Of her friends in this
city
Miss Title Engelberg is in Baltimore visiting Mrs
l. Benesch, north Broadway
Mr. Henry Morris, OF Norfolk, who served as best
man to Mr.. George Fass at his marriagein Brooklyn
last week turned to Norfolk in time to act usher
at the Anthony Baron wedding last Wednesday.
Mrs. Baron and daughter, Miss Emma, and Mr..
Louis Baron, New York the guests of their rela-
tves, Mr. and Mrs Bernard Lilienfe1d.
EncC and hride cd In bic itu1 nct
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-02-18
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

1.-THE Prisoner of Zenda " holds the boards on Fri
day and Saturday. The company presenting the
play has been pronounced being more capable
than one seen here last season. ~ ~
The herald., 1898-12-24
ONE NEW OFFICER
But Deep Interest Is Shown in the
Results

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.-Only one
change resulted from the election of direc.
tors of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com.
pany. just held. j. d.. Farrell will succeed
c. j. Smith of Seattle as soon as necessary,
transfer of stock will permit. The direc.
tors reelected are John L. Howard s. q
Murphy, Sydney V. Smith. Charlie. Good.
all, Edwin Goodall and Robert Bruce Of San
Francisco, and j. l. Waterbury and S Fl.
Simpson of New York,
Deep significance is attached to the cleo.
ton of the officers of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company just held j. ID. Far
rell of New York, who has been chosen
president, is prominently identified with the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and
his new honors point to closer alliance Of
the steamship company and the Northern
Pacific.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
is but one of the many interests of the Pa.
citic Coast Company, the name of the re.
organized Oregon Railway and Improve.
ment Company. Many hundreds of miles
OF railroads in California and Washington
steamships and other valuable property are
controlled by the new company. which will
reach out in all directions for new business.
President Farrell denies emphatically the
rumors that the agency of the company.
now in the hands of Goodall, Perkins &
Co., Is to be transferred, or that the office
will be moved to the north
No change will be made in the present
method of operations" said he. 'but the
presidents office will be from now on at
Seattle instead of New York. Our relations
with other lines will remain unaltered."
The herald., 1898-12-24
SAMPSON NOT SANGUINE
Of an Early Settlement of Cuban
Questions

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Tne United
States cruiser New York from Havana ha,
arrived here. Admiral Sampson is on board
with Mrs. Sampson. TO newspaper mer
who boarded the New York at Quarantine
Admiral Sampson said he had come TO al.
tend his daughters wedding Oh Jaunary
4th at Glenridge, y. j.
Admiral Sampson was not inclined to dis
GUS the Cuban situation or his connection
with the Cuban Evacuation Commission,
explaining that what he would have to ,ay
On such matters he would report officially.
The Admiral and his family were taken
from the New York Oh a government tug
lie Will spend Christmas at home with his
family in Glen Ridge.
Admiral Sampson said that The perfectino
OF the custom house service and the official
police IN the island were the two most inn
portant features in connection with Cuba.
When General Greene and Chief AIcCullagh
bad established their police force he thought
there would be little disorder.
The admiral said that De Castro. the civil
governor OF llavana. was doing as well a.
could be expected and by the first OF ,Ianu-
AIRY all OF Cuba would be officially evacuated
except Matan2as and one or two other
points.
Regarding the suffering throughout Cuba
The herald., 1898-12-24
Three and Half Hours from Los Angeles
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS
In Good Demand for Eastern Holiday
Trade

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.--Christmas buyers
of oranges in New York have been rather
indifferent to Jamaicas, prcferring Floridas
or CALIFORNIA;. Floridas are short. De.
lays prevented the arrival, and the market
was almost bare yesterday. CALIFORNIA; are
coming forward liberally, hut considering
the amount of arrivals, prices are holding up
well. The quality is quite satisfactory.
Mail advices from the Coast are to the effect
that shippers having satisfied the holiday
demand, will hold back the remainder Of
their supplies until more fully ripened. If
they do this, better prices will be obtained.
They will come forward on practically a
bare market, and they will only have to
compete with fruit not 10 good in quality.
Fruit dealers here say that walnuts have
been disappointing. 1t is not stated whether
it is due to the poor quality or to some
unexplained reason which governs such mat
ters The foreign crop has not sold at all
well, as compared with previous years, but
CALIFORNIA; are about all cleaned up. One
big New York firm has handled nearly
all California walnuts which come to this
market this season. The California prod
uct is preferred to foreign goods, and ac-
cording to the statements of dealers it
marks change in the walnut industry.
They expect to see walnuts exported with.
in a few years, and imports greatly reduced.
or shut out entirely
The herald., 1898-12-24
The McCrillis Murder

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Dec. 2S,-The brother
D. D. McCrillis, makes II the Il following state. @
ment:
1T is useles to deny that there was an
undue degree of intimacy between my
brother and Mrs. McCrillis, but how far it
went can never be known. There was moth
ing, however, to justify the murder, COM
tmtted as it was in his own house, practi-
ully in the presence of his innocent wife.
t, pnn and | were intimate, more so than
a ny other members of the family, and while
/ know things that need not be revealed,
h; we few letters that will show that my
hr other was bounded by the woman. Mrs.
NJ, eCrillis appears to be woman who had
lit lie sympathy in her home and turned to
9th ers for it. She has been scared into
ma king some sort of a confession which in
yohIes nv brother"
The herald., 1898-12-24
IN THE RING
An Unusually Brutal Mill Fought at
Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec 23-Tommy
Ryan of Syracuse proved too much for Dicl,
O'Brien of Boston at the Coliseum tonight
The police interfered in the fourteenth
round and saved O'Brien from an actual
knockout, but for all practical purposes he
was out Ryan had hoored him few sec
onds before with right-hand swing on the
jaw and Dick got on his feet again just as
Referee Roche counted seven. The fight
had all been knocked out of him. He was
helpless and Ryan again floored him with
vicious right-hand swing. Dick came to
time once more, only to fall victim to a
hard upper cut. Then Chief of Police Bull
jumped into the ring and stopped the bout
and Roche awarded the fight to Ryan. The
action of the police was generally approved.
as preventing unnecessary brutality. 1t was
Ryan $ fight all the way through He wore
O'Brien down by inches with jabs, and
had him bleeding at the nose and eye early
in the fight. Several times Ryan had his
man going, but although he made dozens of
passes he could not land that right swing
until the fourteenth round Ryan was too
quick ON his feet and too scientific for his
opponent, who could simply stand still and
punch and be punched
The herald., 1898-12-24
PECK IS PLEASED
At the Interest Shown in the Paris
Exposition

CHICAGO, Dec. %. - Commissioner
ferdinand W. Peck, of the Paris Exposition,
has arrived in the city, after ten days
visit in Washington and New York in the
interest OF the exposition. He was accom-.
panied by F: j. V. Skiff, director-in- chief OF
the Exhibition Department.
Mr.. Peck expressed satisfaction over the
interest shown in the exposition and prom.
isess, of support by Members of Congress. as
well as that shown in New York and
throughout the East in general by leading
manufacturers, the majority of whom as.
sured him they would put forth every effort
to make creditable showing for American
industries.
John b. Caldwell of New York CITY has
been chosen by Mr.. Peck for director Of the
Department of Fine Arts. The heads of the
Department of Agriculture and the Textile
Department will be announced soon.
The Lafayette Memorial Commission has
named an expert Committee on Designs.
consisting of j. Q. A. War;, John Lafarre
and George b. Post, all of New York,
Assistant Commissioner General Wood
ward is expected in Chicago next week di
rect from Paris with complete plans of the
space allotted for American exhibits.