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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17
TIE POPE's CONyALEsCENCE.
a Roman Paper Says There Are
Signs of Increasing Weakness.


ROME. March l6.-The Messagero to-
day says the Pope shows signs Of in
creasing weakness. and that his physi-
clans are very watchful
The Pope's convalescence is following
its normal course.
ALARMIST RUMORS DENIED.
Professor Mazzoni and Dr. LappOni, the
POpes physicians, deny all the alarmist
rumOrs that have been in circulation re-
garding the condition OF his Holiness.
They declare that the wound made by
the recent operation is about healed; that
the Fope's lungs and heart are absolutely
healthy. and that his weakness Is not
more than is natural in the case of q
nonagenarian.
VARIOUS REPORTS
On the other hand, the newspapers
print a variety OF reports While the Tri-
buna states that his Holiness has resumed
his usual avocatiOns. giving audiences.
etc. the Opiniono declares that he had
several fainting fits during the day.
THE WORST SYMPTOM.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Rome cores
pondent Of the Daily News says: The
worst symptom of the Pope's condition Is
extreme weakness. which is responsible
for the slow healing OF the wound. The
bandages were only removed to-day
CThursday). Moreover. his Holiness OBJ
stnately refuses to take absolute rest
from affairs Of state. and his doctors
have been compelled 10 promise nlm that
he may attend the ceremony in the Sis
tine Chapel, on April llth, in honor OF st.
Leo"
no HOPE OF REAL CURE.
The Rome correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph says: 81 learn from an unim-
peachable source that there is no hope of
effecting real cure. as the POpe's wound
refuses TO heal. There is every fear Of
blood poisoning and the strength of his
Holiness is entirely maintained by cOgnac
and Marsala. Ii will be a miracle if he
survives another three months"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17

We will sell on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Fresh Country Eggs, " l-2c.
dozen; Best Cream Cheese. IL i-2c.; Noun
tain Roll Butter. l5c.
= ULf.NAN'S SON,
I'p-Town store, Jj east Marshall, Down.
Town stores. 1921 and 1922 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17

pabbi T.. y. Calish will return from Gin
,nnat to-day. and tonight Will tell his
congregation at Beth Ahaba about the
ereat Jewish conference which he bas
haan attending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17

Or. John IT. Hartman announces 10 his
patients and friends that he has removed
his dental Office 10 No. Gii east Broad
~ rect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17
Worth Knowing.

TcaspOonful doses oil 'fhD oi0"., y
vv.,ter night and morning will cure the
most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17
VERDlCT OF JIrny-
NEGRO INCENDIARIsM.

The town has been visited by two in
cendiary fires since February lst and
the citizens have been afraid TO rebuild
owing TO oft-repeated threats on the part
OF the negroes that they would do the
same thing again. The county authori-
ties have been very active i'm their efforts
TO apprehend the incendiaries. and yes
terday arrested nine negroes. William
Cotton had confessed TO Dr. II. j.. john
son that he and eight companions had
oonspired to burn the town and loot the
stores The burning part OF the pro-
granme was successfully carried out but
the fire spread so rapidly and the build
ings went up in flames SO fast that they
were unable to obtain anything from the
stores. DR.. Johnson got the names OF
the eight accomplices from Cotton. and
on this evidence the warrants were sworn
out.
MILITIA on GUARD.
The Capital City Guards. Of Atlanta.
iifty-five men, under command Of Colonel
John 5. Gambler. late of the Third Geor-
gia Volunteers. arrived at II o'clock. and
reported 10 Mayor Arnold. The Mayor
distributed them throughout the little
town, and, together with the citizens
now doing duty as deputy sherins. ii is
believed they form force sufficient TO
quell any uprising by the negroes.
MOB APPARENTLY SMALL
From the best information obtainable
the mob did not exceed twenty men.
They made no noise 10 announce their
coming, and the dispatch with which
they got away from the scene of the
crime would seem TO indicate that the
number employed in the work was small.
The two negroes who have talked say the
room was crowded with men. but the
Office would not hold over thirty-mob.
prisoners. and guards. The doors Of the
warehouse were not bolted, and were
forced without any trouble.
THE TOWN QUIET.
The town is quiet tonight The only
sign Of life is the solitary patrol every
few PAGES. walking back and forth on
his beat. The citizens. apprehensive for
the night, have quieted down. and place
complete confidence in the ability Of the
militia to preserve order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. March w-~
lCilR Forecast for Friday:
For Nirginia-Fair weather:
fresh TO brisk ncrtheasteriy
winds
For North and South Carollna--ralr
weather; light 10 fresh easteriy winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY WAS clear and warmer. The
skies at midnight were cloudless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17

was ooeycd. They sho, and reloaded. and
snot a second time. The room was filed
win the masked men. I don't know the
number"
VERDICT OF JURY
me Jury then rendered n verdict which.
presented In writing. read
we. the coroners jury empanellcd IN
inc cases OF the death OF Harrison IIud-
son, William Cotton. Jr Ed Brown and
Henry Bingham, find that they came to
their death from gun-shot or pistol-shot
wounds, from a crowd of masked men. to
the jury unknown. u little after midnight
on the morning Of the 18th OF March. 1879.
(Signed) IT. J. Bt'II.AED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17

Man temperature ............... co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-17
A1ERR|BLE LYNCH|NC,
Negroes Awaiting Trial for Arson
Shot Down BY a Mob
FOUR MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT
Ihrss others Woundsd, One Of
Them Fatally.
one CONFESSED INCENDIiEIsM.
lie implicated Eight others, and on
This Testimony the Men Were 10
pe Tdcd-Miliia on Duty at the
scene of the Tragedy.
ONE CONFESSED INcENDIaEIsM.

scene of the Tragedy.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
etaplcBurit, giebr.

Den %. 4priI tom Dor fare Qaiior
3. u. eunb NIB 6rmiIie BERTH, og ON
eeroassn baUos ban Ronhrmanbsrne til
lluosruisning, % Senbos b. 80. apriI
par BET en- 9eitlosoag for os, oa ~ at
pore gern blsus tonfirmerebe at Paifor
guno. % pare / 4lbsr ira J3 til IS
aar; nOsIe at BEN uars Seifenbe. De
Otie al BEN ere osbte al poiOr s.. 9ans
len, iom par Dor ietite qrait Der. Gs
TO ere TONNE berouer fra Danmart.
paitor guuo bar paret Der 10 @angs
buer Uaaaneo | yinter for at unoerpile
gernene os tinise bOIOs @uostisneits.
Oct er Dor gen ii! 9errsn, at ban piI
beuare pore fare Bern, lom M baDe afs
lo9t ben 9ooe Befenoelie Tor mango
gibner, at be aIbrig maa 9lsmme bet
beuiss Sefts, be bape siust 6erren;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

msn at be maa eIiss % iiene DUB I
2Iano og SanobeO baaoe / giuet % /
1sosn, ina De maa piube 9iuiens
Rrone. Rare groore % Spiire runot
ON / 5amfunoa! isg beoer toer, 0. tag
bet aluotlisi meo at iaa eoers Born I'M
n~troiite on be Iin9. ION bore CUBS
Rise til, bet II 10 iorgeIist Of iG, boor
me9et oet iotiemmes, % bet CT 10 BET
oi9tislte.
vi baue mn iaaet en- imut Altertaple
uor nge 6ute. Zen tSre Sub ifaI
boUe 5af os 9ris Tor bet aIliammtu.
bet sr ittt al htrreu o9 er unbaIi9t Tor
pore oiue, bans 9laaos IT tor imoo os.
6n tasIis 9ilieu og lat til ale
grGlier os StuteHter, lem baus iors
tgnbt CUBS Or for %, og tiuigs til
Gle SUBS Born.
en rin9e Seiter / 9erren,
u. !. gb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
6remOmt, Ncbr.

8aiaren, Der aibolotes fbfe 3orss
bag bar meset oelpftet. 9firet uar
goOi ben Dag, os geigsel mcgei tiI=
freositlllenoe, iatlig ON Qftenen. Get
bapoe foitet tore Quitrnnselier at iaa
Baiareu brnsi / 5tnnO, men bet lpnnes
10 iaa meo bet gooe 9teiultat.
= apinoeiOreniusen brin9er oae,
iOm biorOg til 8aiaren met Bauer %
ore meo al gore 5tiien iaa peIgttei,
en- bierielig Tat.
qnoraw Q~ielieu alasbe / R6ae
use ct Seiss / 5remOnt. Get bar en-
sIeoeli9 0Uerraitelie for bans geuner.
vi baabe, bans 6el6reO maa illaOe
BAN at gentnee 8sigset ret oite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
6orilag til2ooe
eli gcnii0ia &iGlpeiOreaiua al Sen
f0rcnrbc Oanife Gu. =lnib. airtc
Amerifa".
Ten genTOiac GjGlpefor.
entna.
We0lemmfr.
Nieblrmmrr.

S /. enbuer mano eaer 9pinbe ira
Is I'll 60 aafs Alorreu fan bliue Neoltm
al osnne doreuiug, ON ueotommenoe
tan faa al 9agen ben Sunobeesattsit,
iom 5orenm9en iorbrer.
S ,. 8or Of bliue MeoIem benuer.
Der man fig til eotaIiorsningsns Stg,
relle os iadr ct Stema, iom ltal uofpl=
oss al gotaIioreninsens 9ass. On
5orsuinseu inseu gase bar. ifal Gin.
reIien siof AHulsnins paa en- anatenbt
% pratiiiersnbe 9age. anipgU,n
bringey Def uofplbie Stema til gofaI6e.
iigreliru meo I'll 5nottaoslitsai9ift al
5000 gotaIbeigfdisn ifaI oa ienoe
iaaoan A%niaguing. meb in 8e.antniug
usoifiet. I'll GentraIbeifprtlien narsif
muligt, iamt 50. 30. 6sniraIbeifprelitn
itaI gootenoe saer uagte Meolemitab
inom 30 Gage.
a 8Iiusr }Iniagsrsn optaget. ieuoes
ban Il Mtolsmsbeuis sennem eataIfogs
euin9en, CO iaainart bette CT noiteof,
sr peotommeuoe uleolem.
b. Rasies %2lnip8ninsen, ieubes Stes
ma meo Aaiegniu3m % 5notfaoeIiess
aigiit tiibase meo l%lubla9eIie al, bUab
ya9e 90 Ton bar foiiet.
S 3. 8enne 6orsnin9 uo6eoer 10
Sla9s RoIicer efter iclgmoe 8fg!er:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

fort; berfor er bet. iOm er iremtom-
men. noset niuIotommeut. os enttIte
Gina ere boritompe. iom Ies Dog iror.
ri tunne fad IaVet IGN, naat NJ iamlts
paa aarsmobtt / putdinion. Men ON
bet emo Fl map9eliuiot, tfo nj bog. at
bet tftsr mali9e 26abtin9ef. iom Mars
meoet MATTE ioretags, tan bruses iom
@rnnoIag for. bOao Der Sang paa
Sang Ct lremfommsu Cnife ON, iar!is
ira Ar%beiosiolt / be itsrre gper.
paa aomileeus 5egne,
I. =. 0aarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
&ingftcb, ga.

euoeli9 naaeoe bet lanoe iOrDentebe
5oraar oa osiaa Der op / bet noroliae
5oiUa, Os bet laoer til, al pi iaa rias
tia SommerUejr meo bet iamme. vi
BABE 10 alereop en- garme, Tom life
siDer en- Wiofommeroas meoet eiier.
gi baue ueb oenne lib fuaet t%illaoet,
bonb Smaai0o an9aar o9 bar beounbt
at plsje TIL Mais. gejret BABE paret
meset itahist, iaa Martarbejbst saar
raft fra Saanben.
- eIrbejbet paa Dor np 9ernbane,
lom bar iaaet Wapnet: The Burt-San-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
9initiu, gtrbr.

gtu %itranler 5olen igen I al i'm SfsHs
6eo. 6pem ifuloe iro, at ol for life
lnn9e iioen bapoe 10 5tpuiforme Der,
iaa man nRppe tunoe ie 4 rods rem,
bog, aennem Siormeus 6uln % 5iss
pets 9uirulen. lDite 5aa6et % / gtBoe.
9tatureu peser 10 aIe 9t9ue pad 6aai
bet, loet Den ppnier zig i greni. og oar
Oct lille Tor 6aabeis Stplo. bpilifn
5armer oiloe ba iorlooe oct blDoe qeie
ON Moraenen ii. 4 a 5 for al bRuge j
III lent 2liien. De plaie i 0aab, De iaa
% plante / Qaob, % paabet p~ariler
@lpoe % 9Bite ior otm % oeres. 8el
BED 5armercn. at @lo6er 5or0 er Tune
iulo, men tise meget. ban far aampen
op, Bon er 10 iaa Uel %nbrnitt. Oct ipr.
ger the impl ment dealer for.
giaar man iort9uer De unge 5armere,
at iOr . 2lar iiosn %plaaieOe man Oiai.
len meo panuoplauter. Tor life at tale
m en- enonu %laugiommere Maaoe, %
at 6aruen beitob Of noete glommes
traer. ION ueo 0irlp al 6eiiene lq6s
fes irem % lllboge paa Neeren, iaa
trpttes Der meolioenoe paa ztutoeren.
pr iea6es bet / aft Sab life mere; mel.
M ital oct a%itiammen onre "ridine
tools, % iaa iouises Der no meo pre-,
iilmeo ire soos 6eite; men orr ubreties
o9iaa na9et, % 5nrmerne Der, i aft
5alo 9aniterue. ere, paa gonite faa
nar, oelltIusee, no8le ialoer man
enoOs rise.
Der er Oelie Excitement benimoo 60
oanite 5a,mere. Si6fte @fteraar oar
Der iaaet en- itor 0el opeoe, - bet CT
10 altIo iaa, al unat Gu Qtus lpttes ocl
Ct 2(ar. iaa uiae ale prppe ben. Dds.
~ioriiaa mig life. jig mener life at uiae
sipe Ell 8eois Tor 9oroinismcn. que
ben Der bar iaaet 81, Itoo fg oobt
8inteten ouer, life iaa iiolte Biuter,
men bet par 10 osiaa en- uiqopanlie
banro @inter. gIogle. men life oar,
oer ioaeoe / siottene. iuune uente
no9ea 6pebe, men buor ben er iaaet
paa StubiorO, er ben mislpiiet.
6sor Soft bog tuune tase sell, enbs
o8iau al en- siuo. Der CT iau ti6t
tleueu iast: ygi tunue life pente oubet
ai en- Club, enb ct 9igl~. Nien III
oenler man n1i9gpel nosef 9anlie anoet,
nemlis en- iplot B%en9epung. Jgr6en
bare 5oinene De toneousiOenbe, nu er
bet Stuoene. 3 be folte ire Inr CT
gntdlet af StuoeboIOere hnoig forget,
GO bet ct miiitert life for 8rgleis Club.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
@rco til r,5aniferen".
5. y. |9taorup.

2SpeuIle, us D. y. Apttl -
3es nil bsrmeO ienoe .Dauiftrns"
ny Reo0tiiOn min 0ilieu os pnife
sosr al 9isrtet 9urens rige 9elfsnelle
til esune uisiise @truine.
Ben at Iaie uogIe UleobeIeIier / ct
9lao al ben bstenote gaitor Asi6eufelot
Damien / 8anmart ont bet al mango
alors SUBS Born tenots o%pbpggslige
Strift. 6riiislis Samler. iom M par
peo At DO bori, oa ben fare 9aiior
0anitn tiaige meo sn aubrn gmbsos=
brooer beiIutteos at reoos BET .samle et.
iisoe WanneosbIao. iom bar opleuet
BEN bpie AIofr At uaiten 60 2lar. ira In
osrsan9. 1tt par nqiien unberlig. at bet
.unee bsfda ban isriis I'll. sa Or ianb'
les ganite iaa CUBS 9orn / port tare 6G
breIano. iu9eu Fan cog iDiuIe ON, at SUBS
Rise bar mere 6remgans uor Iio, iod
man fuloe tanfe, at eetHu iaa meget Let:
lers tunoe boIoes gaaenbe, men ri baOe 10
Del mtgtt eobt yaititoi. IA iee iaa
Iaite en- 6otmaaltt. be baooe NIB 10.
sioelin al napnte glob, oa bleu bet Hart
Tor mig, at BET CT iaabaut gaieiioi, Ui
manale % bette fa.oi iammtu meo be
6rfalinger, leg glofoe paa min 8tiis til
uore Born o9 Benner foiie CONNER,
5Oog ies boUos megen @Iaoe al al iams
les meo mango tare @uos Born paa be
mango f~oriteaige @laoier; men isg trai
ogiaa H%eniabtosr, b0or 5otboIosi mel.
lem @uoe Born Iau9tira tt eftsr 3siu
6orben 9o9. II. 6por ufororogelig.
beO tommer ino iblanot Cubs Born,
Der bar Saian punbet meset. gob BAN
lite bare ben @IGoe tqre SUBS ggtn,
men iororager bUeranore / Rarligbso.
gi baue / port Samfuno tpgtise 0p.
Oqttsliespraoitanter, Cub ife TAT, men
iaa gqIoer bet osiaa at Ieoe og pIeie
BEN. Iom etc Datte o9 TONNE til Irosu.
Cent ate, Al ieg oil Der r%eionere; jfe
iuoier not, at BET oar pei fine itore Ban
i~teIigbeoer; TIL Der II euoba mssei ooars
list. iom uil bange uso os. Seq ueo BET
meo mtg ieIO. at iea tran9sr ooglig til
at renies / 3efa BLOB o9 iploes mere
meo ben 6eIigaano, on Den MATTE faa
iaa meget 3aaosrum / 6itrtsi, at ben
tunoe Isoe mig alt; t5i bel 9aIoer ON at
baue Ole gampsn og var rebe til en-.
5usr lib, mar 6erren tommer. paitor
u. 8. %iftiuer. at ben Slags yittetaiur
bar ip9rt Ueo at Iube llobgebeIle, font
ieg ipnss. at bet MATTE uare bet beoiie
g%aielfof for os. JON ere CUBS Born
matt otter oen tere 9i5elbo9; men LAB
% uu benptls g~eiIi9beoen og mooia9e
ost fare sdmIe Maaneosblao, iOm ior
BAR Oarel mig til @Iabe. 3eg tror, BET
cen Sang bIeu uegiOst al PaitOr Mau.
Saa lab os enoslis fororase boers
andre / aarIigbeo Og butte paa. at aars
Iisbso ltaI itlule Spnbsns MangfoI.
bisbeo. 9pao jes bsr bar ~itreUen, er
pei IN. get man9eIiuIot; men ie9 baabsr,
at gGlerne piae UGre operbarenbe meo
mig.
Gbers / 6riito iorbunone
Gb. gun6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

iaa Tor aIiins, lac Os puits % bsoe at
Dub oil lure alt pei, osiaa nu paa port
Qarsmeotl
). B|eberen.
ginooln, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

s6briiieIig SamIer@, uu uOsioei at
praiterne 3 ga3euoIO, Rubslptfs pr.
Rp6e, Os g. 2lsi6suieIot 9anisu.
81 %mmiuge pr. SatstsbiinJ, uptOmmsr
en- Gang maansoIis % tOiter e5 eeuts
ON aarst. irit iiIieuot. 1st tan faas
/ d. L. Publ. House, Blair, Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
II. 4artig Contingent.


contingent maa otter benns Stala
beialss iuotiI Uitoiemmsts Ioo, bDors
paa 5orhtrlngsiummeu er betalbnr %
ifal pare uobetali inoen 90 Dags eiter,
at 5eosaiieiten It tommen Geniralbez
iprslieu / 9auoe.
4. Rontineeui itaI bttaIes tDar.
talDis / 6orifuo lise bette Gunner til
lite 5anuar, lie 4pril, lie Juii o. lite
Otiobsr. Ie. Der osials Ct belt aar /
6otiiue, tunne fraornse 6orisnoeliesoms
toitninsene ira 9oUeoiumiieu. Som
Jtegsl ital Rontingenten ~inobsiales til
ben Iotal, screenings Sstfetar. - ON
ct MsoIsm iIgtter III en- pIabs. bpor
iusen collaborating finots, ital ban
ielU Jorge for, at bans 9iorog naar
6sniaIbsiipreIiens Sstrstar / rstte lib,
og ban maa isrss for, AT osnne til en-.
5usr sc bar bans atrssis.
s 5. On nOSet Uleblem at Oshns
screening itaI siOs fig III At fnhriiere
sar ialse AItoboI / nogsu 5osm easr
bsnfalOs I'll Druttenifab saer anoen
lesemseoeIagsenoe Spno, elsr at ben
iurioilte Jiei blips oemt Ill Iootn eaer
IiUsDarist 5ansisI, bar ban e1er bun
tabt al Gsi til fin BOIice, os ben Ital
Uare usgI6is, euisn ben er betalt susr
hbetalt.
s 6. On Ct MsbIsm | 6entralte.
ltprsIisn ber / aareis 9sb. fuae be on.
Ors UeOIanmsr cpiploe gatouitn inoiiI
2~Iarsmsoet, Jon oa pGlsa ct npt Dleo.
lem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
4arli9 Contingent.

0aar ct NsoIem bar betaIt efter
OOsailaosnos gaia for 20 Var, er
bans 9oIies uobsiaIi, iaa ban er ri Tor
Rouiinseut 9eiten al fit yin; men 6or.
fttiugsiummen sr itts betaIbar for bans
8eb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

9ermso oUsrlaber iaa aomitsen for
Zen seuiibise 9iqIpsfOrenins" fit qrs
bsioe til Samfunoets Bebemmells.
Da aomitssns Weblsmmer DO laa lanet
fra bueranbre, o. bUer bar fin egen
@ernins at gore, bar bet lite Oarst
muligt for os at fomme iammen mere
snb cen Gang, % ba bIsU Chen Os for
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-29

forms, we will hear and see no more.
They now lie beneath the cold sod.
True the green grass and leaves and
flowers will come and come again and
snow and winters storm will beat
upon the sod under which lie the re-
mains of our precious dead; there Is
no thunders peal or cannon's roar will
ever awake them from that silent sleep;
nothing short of the last trump of the
Eternal one.
Some day, some time our eyes shall see
The faces kept in memory.
Now, in conclusion, about fourteen
years ago, had a communication pub
lished and now this is in all probability
will be my last effort, and / would say
that have the kindliest feeling toward
all my old friends and acquaintances OF
all parties and christian denominations.
Now, there may be some rubbish about
the creeds of all denominations but to
every true man and woman the Lord
will break through 1t ALL
Yours truly,
ANDREW DoUDS.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-29
W. A. WORKMAN
WAS INDICTED.
Claimed He Purchased Gold
Shavings from Watchworkers.
LAWRENCE LIQUOR CASES.
Three Men From That Place Among Those
who Were Indicted John Mossop
Was Surprised on His
birthday.

Returns on the indictments found by
the grand jury, in which arrests had
not been previously made, are coming
in today. This morning Jeweler w. A.
Workman, of South Market street, was
surprised by receiving a call from the
sheriff. He is indicted for keeping
fence and buying and receiving stolen
property. 1t is claimed that workmen
at the Dueber works who have access
to the gold used there, have been carry
ing the shavings cut by engravers from
gold watch cases, to Workman, and that
he has been purchasin- the chips reg
ularly at very low prices. He gave
5000 bond for his appearance.
About 10 o'clock Deputy She If Nc
Kinney came in from North Lawrence
with John Mossop, George Johnson and
Elijah johnson, who had been indicted
for selling liquor in North Lawrence,
which is in dry township. Each gave
$500 bond for appearance. The men
were considerably chagrined at being
taken in. Mossop especially. John
thought was pretty tough to be COL
Jared by the sheriff especially just when
he was celebrating his birthday ami
versary.
II was just 4S years old September
26" said John in the court room. The
boys came over and gave me surprise
and then the deputy sheriff came over
and gave me another surprise
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-29
PERSISTENT WORK.
Prosecutor POmerene Has: LabOred
Earnestly to Find the Guilty
Parties.

Prosecuting Attorney Pomerene stat
ed Thursday morning that he proposed
TO push the Hartong murder case to the
end. II will bring Henderson here and
try him at this term of court" said he,
while we have the evidence right at
hand. His trial will probably come
off in November some time. We have
a sure case. The matter Is started now
and 1t will all be developed before we
get through with It,"
The search for the murderers and the
evidence to convict them has been a
long and sometimes discouraging one.
But Prosecutor Pomerene has never let
up. Since that eventful day In Decem-
ber nearly two years ago when the Gaze
was first brought to his attention, he
has never ceased his efforts to fasten
the guilt upon the perpetrators. There
has been more work done on the Ear-
tong case than any case In the county
for years, although little of 1t was ever
known by the pup,ia.
1--WE have had hard worl; " sail Mr.
Pomerene, "and many o. the clues that
were followed gave us lots Of trouble
and amounted to nothing, but The mat
ter is clearing rapidly now. Much olcd-
1t is due to John Il. Washer, CT Akron