The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-08-04
GOOD HARVEST
OF GOLDEN GRAIN
. Just Garnered From 0hiO's
Great News Field.
THE CHAFF Is ALL BLOWN OUT
Byan Army of Tireless Harvesters, Who
Use the Latest Improved
Methods of Filling the
Granary.
Special to the News-D Democrat.


Springfield, Aug. Twin children |
of James Grist died within two hours of |
each other and the lights of house |
hold were both placed In one casket.
Sandusky, Aug. Henry Greiner, a
wealthy farmer and stock raiser, sui
cided here by hanging himself to
beam In shed on his country place.
He was /65
Akron, Aug. IAN attempt was
made to burn and wreck by the aid of
gasoline the house occupied by Mrs.
Emma Shook. None OF the occupants
were injured.
Cincinnati, Aug. George Reilly
suicided here by taking rat poison. He
walked into hospital, told OF his act
and stomach pump was applied. He
died In q few minutes.
Cincinnati, Aug. IA. @. II. 81 d.
train ran into carriage containing
Louis Meyer and Alice Lingo. The
former was killed instantly and the lat
ter was fatally injured.
West Union, Aug. Sixteen babies
have been named in honor OF Admiral
George Dewey by patriotic parents in
Adams county during the past year, as
shown by assessors reports.
Defiance, Aug. 1.-Rev. Father Kin.
kead, of this city, has been appointed
pastor of the Immaculate Conception
church at Youngstown, o., to succeed
the late Rev. w. ]. Manning.
Painesville, Aug. Mrs. Martha
Leonard, 70, suicided by the rope route.
She went into the cellar, stood on a
potato crate, put the moose about her
neck and jumped. The rope broke but
she strangled to death.
Kent, Aug. 1.-The body OF Mike
,Qualey was found floating in the river
here. He was p. g. w. section boss
and was supposed to have been knock
ed off the track by "a train. He had $50
and other valuables on mis- person.
Painesville, Aug. 1.-The 14-year-old
son OF Colonel Burnett, proprietor OF
the hotel at East Clarindon, died from
the effects Of corrosive sublimate ad-
ministered by mistake in place of calo-
mel. The coroner will Investigate.
Cleveland, Aug. s1.-This city has
six we'll developed cases of smallpox,
which have just been discovered.
Through the ignorance OF the doctors
number of people have been exposed
to it. They called it bloodpoisoning'
Bellefontaine, Aug. Jimmy Muir
ply, who disappeared from this city
last summer, has written home from
Dawson City, Alaska. He says he has
been half over the world, and found
, 3 gold in the Kiondike. He is only II
years old.
Bellefontaine, Aug. big -Four
conductor, Lee Eusey, was assaulted by
Head Brakeman Borden, at Farmland
west of here. Trouble arose over
opening switch. Eusey is uncon'
scious at Muncie and Borden is under
arrest AT Farmland,
Warren, Aug. 1.-The family of l.
D. Casterline, formerly hotel man Al
Cortland, has received word of his
death while returning from the Klon
dixie gold fields with fortune. he
was buried at sea. His wife and three
children live at Cortland.
East Liverpool, Aug. 1.-Two mer
held up two young ladies, the Misses
Shaffer, driving to their home In the
country, just outside of the city limits
The robbers secured gold watch ant
SO, taking gold ring from the finger
OF one girl. The thieves escaped.
Columbus, Aug. 1.-Charles Lesher
hostler in livery stable here, came
very near being cremated. He wa'
asleep in the stable and it is claimed
George Blaney put torch to 1t in or
der to get even with Lesher for an i'm
aginary wrong, Blaney is in jail ant
Lesher is in serious condition.
Lima, Aug. 1.-Mrs. Catherine Ram
sire died after short illness at Bluff
ton, near here, and the coroner is in
vestigating. She was reported to have
died from consumption, but buria
permit was refused. She was believ
er In faith cure and refused to have
doctor.
Bowling Green, Aug. 1.-During
severe thunder storm lightning STRUCK
the residence of Mrs. Helena Miller, II
the east part OF town, doing consider
able damage to the building. Mrs
4 Miller was prostrated by the shock
I and it was only by persistent efforts
that she was resuscitated.
Youngstown, Aug. 1.-Lucretia Alt
haus died several years ago bequeath
ing one-half of fine farm OF 200 acre
near the city to the Youngstown Cit.
hospital, the condition being that th'
farm should not be divided during thu
lifetime of her surviving sister. TIL,
latter died recently in the asylum a
Cleveland, and the hospital will nov
receive the bequest.
Marion, Aug. MACK Smith Is ly
ing at his home in Waldo township II
a critical condition from the fracture
of two ribs, compound fracture uf tn,
left leg and internal injuries sustained
in runaway. Smiths foot was caugh
in trace chain and he was dragged {
long distance by his frightened team
with which he was hauling manure.