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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

burned to the ground February ae, ,is max
ing ready to Luild sgain.
There will he q big tine at the Cost
Hill school on the last nj ht.
The mine at this place Ia working
steady.
John Smith will move on the Chapman
place this week.
Marion Boughman moved oiose 20 Five
Points last Tues lay.
John Smith Is very low at this writing
GREENTowN.
ID. j. Wise has pu,o,ssed the Zeizer
property on Bro~n street.
John Ream is on the sick list.
The Democratic caucus will he held st
Lake Cent SC OIL huuse Saturday after
noon.
Roads In this vioi ity are almost I'm
psssibls.
The comeiy 1.-TWO Bad Boys" will be
given at toe tow ball Saturday night.
FAIHHoPE.
The sale at John Nillpr's was lsrgely
attended and au ounted t. to over %, ,4u0.
The firm of Brown g. Hershey bought
a very LIE t iir' proof safe recently.
An eI ttrtaininent will be given by the
tow "ship so ools under the sdership OF
lr.f. COY Ia the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. b etly OF Gree town Wis
1t d a. II. l.. H.rshey's. There is some
Ia X th,t trey will become citizens OF
this vicinity.
Miss rnh rt Of Osnaburg towus' ip
is visiting at the home Of Albert Roar.
bach.
Mrs. Ellsworth Huber, who tas been
seriously sick, Is slowly REQ ,veiing.
Jacob Nave of Nav,rre visltsd for q
few days at the home Il Daniel Simtn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
PROBATE COURT.

Estate Of Robinson Rien1ehl, Tuscar-
awas township-Time extended one ) ear
for flnal settlement.
Estate Of John ]. Trump, CsDtn--
Time extended one year for final settle
ment.
Estate of Ge7rge Myers, Alliance -
Time extende six months for tinal seltls-
ment.
Assignment Of ]. B. Micheuer, Can ton
Time EXTENDED one year for final settle-
ment.
Assignment Of O. g. Deu' le g. Bro.
Canton Schedule Of debts and liabilities
filed.
Estats n Amanda Mo'tiuger, Canton
-Administtat,r gran ted leave to file
amended petition to sell real estate, petit
iton Gle /.
Estate of Josiah B. whlppy, Alliance
Elm account 1lsd.
Estate Of p. d. Kepliuger, Alliance
Private sals of real estate confirmed.
Assignment of @. g. Double & Bro,
Cant IN InS eLtory and appraisement
fled.
Estate Of Michael Sohulpr, Tuscara was
tow nship-Will adu1ittei to probate aud
widow elects 10 take under the will.
Est to Of Mary Nepp, Canton-Inven'
tory and apprSissment aled.
Esttte OF Peter Morga tnaler, Massil.
Ion Srcond partial ccount hlei.
Asignmr mt of .. @. Denbls So Bro,
Cant Private s,le of stock Of jewlery
a d flxtur-s ordered.
Fin / counts have been filed In tie
estate Of Anna Mier, Perry towr ship;
Lydia Mier, Perry towGs -ip; Rev. Peter
Goehbels, Mrssillon.
Asst anne + ~ the Har dy Wagon Co,
C0ntun-Sal- Of property con flrmed.
Estate # Frau ces Jacquet, Niuishillen
township Final acc jnnt alei.
| Est te Of Anthony Mytr, Nilnishillen
towns ip-Fin account filed.
Estate of Gtog4 Gier, Canton-will
admitted to pronste ami citation to wild
Ow 10 elect ordered.
| GuarGianship Of Robert F. Patton,
Canton-G Ia ardi an ordered to sell and
transfer propsr'y.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

CoLuuBUs, March Attorney Gan-
eral MOnnctt is now after the Americas
Sugar Refining company, better knowu
as the Sugar trust. Suit was brUught
Monday by him in the name Of the stats
Of Ohio against the trust TO recover
$4,000 claimed to be due the state by
reason Of the defendant company's faik
ure to comply with section 14S Of thu
revised statutes.
The action is in the nature Of an st-
tachment and garnishee aroceedinpy
and in the affidavit it is alleged thaE
several local firms have property bs-
longing to the defendant company.
The sheriff will serve the firms mem
toned in the affidavit Tuesday morning.
In the petition, the attorney general al
leges thet the American Sugar Refinery
company is a foreign corporation, and
following this is the usuol data COD
nected with the incorporating and tts1
passage of the law which is alleged to
have been broken.
This law requires that 30 days aftxn
the passage Of the act the defendants
company be required to make and fila
with secretary of state statement
under oath all figures and data relative
TO the amount of business transacted in
Ohio. Not until this is done is there y
certificate issued authorizing the conn
pany to do business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
PUBLIC SALES.

[When the bills are printed at this office free
notice similar to the following will be in.
serted in The STARK IoUNTY DEMOCRAT
free of charged
Wednesday, March 15.-M. A. Weld
Ter, Q miles south IF Canton, on the
Billhart lam, will ofer 8 head of
IL small pigs, wagons, farm implements,
etc. Sale will commenc9 III IL
Monday, March 13 John Dora
becker one mile northeast Of Rich
vile, offers one family mare, SOW, Jersey
heifer, J-rsey hull, large lot Of farm
Implements. Sale at IL.
Tuesday, March 28.-Fred Grosen-
baugh, on the old jesse Carl rm, 8
miles south Of Carton, will sell 3 work
horses, cows, head of cattle and
many other articles. Sale at IL.
Thursday, March 18.-D ,viJ Braucher,
on The Jonas 3rancher farm, ha
mile north Of the JACKSON township
hall, will sell horses. 20 head OF caf- :
tie, 2 brood sows, IA shotes, binders,
mowers, hav tedder, and large lot OF
useful articles. Sale at IL
Thurs lay, March 23 William A.
Rom, miles southwest OF canton,
will sell COW, lot OF chickens and
farm implements generally. Sale at IL.
Thursday, March I8 Andrew Gar per,
at Hartville, will sell one horse 8
shotes, chickens, wagons, buggies, etc.
Sale at $50.
Wednesday, March BINARY Krei-
buille, halt mile east of Janton on Osna.
burg road, wi ! offrr 8 horses, 4 cows,
wagons, farm implements, etc. Sale at 1.
Saturday, March 1l.-Elmer Gresa-
men, miles west OF Canal Fulton, will
sell one wagon, mowers, harness, etc.
Sale at l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
A BOLD ASSERTION.
The Assertion Made in the IntrOduc-
tiOn to This Canton CiIizsn's State
ment is Literally True.

There is only one me iiciual prepara-
ton on the market VIII Gu gives local
evidence touchn It's merits; home proof
to back up it's claim; Canton evidence
for Canton peo ole Statements from
people we know in place Of statement.
from strangers. That preparation is the
one endorsed by Mr.. J. T coy, of 2U5
8. Plum st., Engineer st MoL,in's c.
tory, who Says: "tor six Yeas | had
been greatly troubled with my kidneys,
CAUSED by strsiDipg my back. H. ached
great part Of the time 40 severely that
[ was in misery. could not lift or do
auythiDg that caused a strain without
being rewarded for 1t by a rain that
was terrible while 1t lasted, When
would sjL In one posit on for SONS time
my lack would become stiff and lame,
aud when arising in the morning IL wss
always very stiff and tired. noticed
several items In my papers about Doan's
kidney Pills. They struck me as they
did not claim to cure anything but the
kidneys, they might help ne / pro-
cured box at Durbin, Wright Co..
drug store. Ispeak OF them as found
them. Thew cured me. That is why
say you can't make my endorsement TOO
strong In their iaVor and sign my name
toit Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me
of a great amount Of misery"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale bv all
dealers, price 70 cents Mailed by Fos-
ter Milburn o., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOAN'5 and
take no substitute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
PROMOTION
Is In Store for the Cnbsns But 1t II
Hopod They viii Not Far as
Did Canton Sp cuistors.

Washington, March s-(speciaL -
The Cubans are about to be promoted.
Brother Abner has arri we'd at Havans.
A special from there says:
1t Is said on good authority that Abner
MoKinley's mission to Cuba combines
both politics and busiress. He is under
instructions from Mr.. Mckinley, officials
say, to learn the feeling of business men
and the Cubans in general, toward the
A erican adm inistrs ton. He is al,o
said to bs lOok ing after the Pan-Ameri-
can express company interests and those
Of railway enterprise. Mr.. Mckinley
insists, however, that he ia here only for
pleasure trip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
TRUST THAT FAILED.
Men Who Bought Cereal Stock
Have Only Hopes.
PUBLICITY AND THE INJUNCTIONS.
According to Those Interested, These Are
What Wrecked the Project Claim
There viii Be Less Water In stock
When Revived.

AKRON. March S.-The men who
bought the American Cereal stock at
fancy prices with the expectation that
Promoter Eddy's big S33, 100000 cereal
trust would be formed have not aban.
doned hope of the ultimate consumma.
ton of the combine.
Publicity and injunctions, according
to those interested, is what wrecked the
project. The matter is TO lie dormant
for a while, when it will be taken up by
some promoter to be selected by the
combine people and the Cleveland Akron
syndicate. Some of the smaller con-
Germs upon which Eddy had options
will be left out, 1t is said, and there will
be less water in the stock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
CHURCH SUITS END.
United States Court OF Appeals Settled
tho Controversy In the United
Brethern Organization.

CINCINNATI, March S.--The United
States court Of appeals rendered de.
cision involving the title to the large
publishing house at Dayton, numerous
colleges and thousands of churches held
in the name of the Church of the
United Brethren in Christ. The case
grew out of division in this church,
many years ago, since which time one
division has been known as the liberals
and the other as the radicals. The de.
cision, rendered by Judge Lurton, was
from u unanimous court and it sustained
Judge Taft in giving the property to the
liberals as against the radicals This
decision from the federal court is in ac.
cord with similar decisions rendered by
the supreme courts of Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, Indiana, Illinois, Oregon and
Missouri.
The decision by federal court of fnal
jurisdiction i'll such cases end the liti
CATION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
A VERDICT
Given Plaintiff Today by the
Jury in the Case of
ROBINSON AGAINST wARDwELL
Plaintiffs Boy Expiodes q Railroad Tor
pedo with Serious Results and the
Father Sues TO Recover Doc
tors and Nurses Bills.


pedo with Serious Results and the
Father Sues TO Recover Doc
tors and Nurses Bills.
The case Of James A. Robinson against
y. W. wsrdwell, rec iver of the @. O. g.
8. railroad, on trial the pist two days be-
fore Judge MoCsrty and ry, went to
the jury Wednesday mornirg q at 1915.
At IL 80 a verdict was returned agsir at
TIE rsilrosd for $500. Plaintiff is the
father Of Harry Robipson, lad who sou 9
Il ms since had his eye blown out by the
explosion Of . railroad torpedo. Robin
son Nth other playm mates was playing
eround a handolr at the side II she track
where workmen we're engaged. There
were torp 'dos on the car, used for Gag
ging trains. One or two Of these we're
I ken by the toys, and Robinson later
took car link and pounded It. An ex-
plosion foil jwed, With the result above
mentioned. Tte defense clI ed the boYs
we're tres assing, wbils the plaintiff al.
legged carolessness In having suon things
on the or. 7, Q jury found for the plain
tiff who hat sued for t400 for doctors d
bills, nurses bills, eto. A suit for S5, ZOO
dan ages against the CO npany, 10 which
the boy is pl intia, is PEN ing in the
United It tes court. 1t was ken there
on otlon II the def ,ndant, because Of
the fact that it WAS for more than 90, 0OO
nd tecause wardw II as receiver was an
fIiolal Of that court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
NEW COMBINE.
Federal Steel Company TO Unite wfth
Shipbuilding Interests OF Lakss
and the Atlantic.

CLEVELAND, March Z. - The latest
thing in the way Of combinations is =
joining of the Federal Steel company
with the shipbuilding interests of the
great lakes and the Atlantic seaboard.
Already there has been talk Of a ship
building combine affecting the yards onb
the lakes, and this is said to be prelim-
mary to the larger consolidation that is
to come later.
The movement is said to have been
promoted by several big stockholders OF
the Federal Steel company, who are the
owners Of the controlling interest of ths
Chicago Shipbuilding company wish
yards on the Calumet river.
The object of the proposed oonsohdss-
ton is said 10 give the Federal Ste:I
company sure market for some OF its
most important products and to enabls
it to control the process of manufacturer
from the iron mines to the shIpyard.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
HALE WITHDRAWS
And the Insurgents Take Their
Old Places.
sHARPsHOOTERs ARE CAUGHT.

An idaho Company Rounds Up Nice
Bunch of Fellows Who Have Been
Picking on Americans - Sentry
Mistakenly shoots a Comrado.
scripps- McRae League Special.
Manila, March s.-Gen. gele is with
drawing his troops AMI the insurgents
during the night re.occupied the grouLd
they lost yesterday, so that little or moth
log was really accomplished. Nineteen
native sharp. hooters were c pturad with
In the lines of Captlin Linck's Idat o
company. Private Champl in of the
Fourteenth Infantry, while doing out.
post duty, WAS mistaken fo' Filipino
and shot py sentry of his own company.
The Nearos and Cebu expeditions were
landed wit out oppo ition. Native offi.
cials were retained in those islar dis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
ADDED SPICE TO THEIR VOTES.


Westmoreland Members Pointed out
Good Points of Senatorial Candidates.
HARRISBURG, March S.-Tho ballot for
United States senator resulted in no
election, Ex-senator Quay gained two
votes, however, by the absence of four
members without pair, Three were
Democrats and the other an anti Quay
Republican. The ballot was devoid Of
interest except the vote of Senator
Brown Of Wesmorelaud, for "the can.
didare who has never been defeated nor
has never surrendered, Matthew Stan.
ley Quay" Mr., Hargrave OF West,
moreland voted for IAN unindicted can
didato, Colonel George +. Hutf,p The
vote follows:
M, 3. quay, Rep, lOl' George A. jerks, Dem.
u John Dalzall, Rep, n John stewart Rep.
Charles w, Stone Rep, 4 George T. Hun
Rep, 8; u, A, Irwin, Rep, Rico, Rep,
4, a b. Widoner Rep, 3, Charles Tubbs, RaD
l. Frank d. Ritter, 2; G A. Grow, Rep, Ii
Markle, l.
Total vote cast 23l Necessary 10 a choioe
ll6 Paired or not voting ~. No election
Those absent without pair were Ssna
tor Higgins aud Representatives u. b. Smith
Burnett and Tlmlin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
HEALED THROUGH PRAYER.
Woman Cured of Her Maiady by Divine
Power.

Woman Cured of Her Maiady by Divine
Power.
PTTsBuRG, March 4.--Mrs. Davis,
wife of Prof. George c. Davis of the
Eleventh ward, McKeesport, believes in
faith cure. Her husband is principal of
the district school. For two years Mrs.
Davis was an invalid and the efforts of
skilled physicians to cure here We're un-
successful.
A few days ago Mrs. Davis was
brought to Pittsburg and sought the
prayers of the body of believers known
as the Christian alliance. She claims
the result Of her visit is complete heal
ing and while assistance was needed 10
made tho journey home, she was able 10
walk from the railroad station Ia her
home. Mrs. Davis says her restoration
20 health " oomplete and the work OF
God througgh faith. v I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
BROKEN AXLE.

An sxle oonne ting drive wheels OF
engine 26l on the Pennsylv mia lines
borke when the ain was near the Tus-
oirAwas street crossing ,ester 'ay de-
| yed the train, which was an extra
fr i.ht, soIe Lours. Tha work train
fron Allisnos arri ed and the disabled
eneoe was taken TO ALI noe, Another
locomotive was attached and ths train
proceeded to Pittabutg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
A Combine story Denied.

New YORK, March Sat the offices
of the Federal Steel company it was dc.
MED that any purpose to absorb the Chi.
cagO Shipbuilding company, which has
its yards on the Calumet river, as was
asserted in dispatch from Cleveland
The Federal Steel officials say that the
report to that effect may come from the
fact that w, l.. Brown of the Chicago
Shipbuilding company is a stockholder
III the Federal Steel company.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Drink Graln-O

,fter Won have concluded that You ought
,ot to drink coffee, 1t is not a medicine
hut doctors der IL, because II il health
fu!, invivorating and appetizinR. 1t is
made from pure grains aud has thst rich
zeal brown color and tastes like the fin-
,st grade OF coffee and costs about l as
much. Children like II and thrive on
e hecause 1t Is genuine food drink con-
taiuiog nothing int nourishment. Ask
your grocer tor Grsin,O. tho new food
drink. 16 and 26c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Receiver Asked Instructions.

COLUMBUS, March 8.-The Security
Title and Trust company, as receiver OF
the Turney and Jones company, filed q
petition in the United States court tc
learn the courts desire in regard to the
future of the company, The company
has lease on docks at Sanduslzy and
asked permission to either use them OF
sell tho Congo mines. If the mines are
to be worked the receiver asks $3.50, ,OOC
working capital, 100000 of which is Oh
hand. The court will hear suggestion,
from creditors on March IA as to what
shall be done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Against Seating a Polygamist.

CLEVELAND, March 8.-The organ.
lied church of Latter Day Saints mon
polygamist Mormons) closed thrco.
days conference in the old temple here.
Delegates were present from a number
of states. Resolutions were adopted
earnestly protesting against any one
guilty of the crime of polygamy or
plural marriage being seated or retained
as n legislator in the house Of repre-.
sentatives of the United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
EIGHTH OHIO
Testimony Before the Board of Inquiry
Shown the Meat Was Not FIT
For the Soldiers.

Following Is the testimony Of Captain
NJ. b. Critehaeld efors the var depa t.
ment court OF inquiry into General Miles
beef charges. now In progress at Wash
iogtoni
Captain M. B. orirohaeld of the
Eighth Ohio. which also served In Cuba,
described the voyage south on the st.
Paul as fest Of plenty, oorned and
roast beef being pllei no BY the ton on
tho dsok where ths men could hslp them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
HAS SOME HEAVY BACKING
Will Cause the Assembly to Accept tn
100000.
MORE WILL BE FORTHCOMING
But who VIII Get 1t aud TO what IL Will
Re Applied Is Not Dennitely Set
Forth Showers Many Honors
On Former
Enemy,


schpps.McRse League Special.
Havana, March s.-There seems TO be
little doubt that General Gomez's pupu-
larity and personal influence will be
sufficient to compel the Cuban assembly
to accept $4,000, 900 from the United
STATES &, dlshand the Cuban army The
assembly only opposes him because they
want the Offices Il en- selves. Army off,
GERS hate Con ez because of his dictat nj Il
woy., but he is popular with tire co Dmon
people. He aims tp be the first pre- sideut
of Cuba. 1t is s Id tn he has the back
ing Of the Untei States in this. He is
willy, too. He has always expressed a
detestation for Gen. Julio SIR gully. but
the latter has large How'll g. Conn z
has lately swallo sed his dislike and has
g. sered Sanguilly with honnrs. 1t Is
cl lined that there is SIC ct agre ment
between the United States and Coz ez
that the ss, ZOO, 900, II accepted, will be
followed by $40 900, 900 ore, though for
what pui pose cannot now be discovered.
Who will get 1t is another unanswere /
proposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
SOLDIERS ENLIST.
The Recruiting Office in the Eaglt
Block il Receiving Calls From
Local Patriots.

David o Shweitzer, formerly of Co. X,
Eighth Ohio, has enlisted at the local rs-
cruiting station In the Eagle blo3k and
Joined the 1hirtee tn y. S. Infantry for
service at Manila. John NeinhaTt,
formerly of the Third Cav Try, has also
enlisted ard has been assigned to the
same company. The young men left to-
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
TO SEND 100000 TO CUBA.
War Department Preparing To Ship Pay
For Cuban Army.

WASHINGTON, March THE war de-
partment was making arrangements for
shipping to Cuba the $3,0O0,OOO asked
for by General Brooke for paying Oft
the Cuban army, Definite arrange
ments have not been completed, but the
money viii be shipped the latter part of
the week from New York and two or
three paymastcrs will be detailed i'm a
day or two to take charge of the money
and accompany it, turning it over to
General Brooke's possession and proba-
bly, attending to details Of the payment
to the proper authorities ON the part of
the Cubans.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
Ware RIocked hy Snow.

TOLEDO, March S.--A snow blockade
occurred here. TIE city street cars did
not reach the ends of the line, for a
time. The Toledo and Maumee Valley
railroad was completely blockaded,
Snow was drifted three to four feet
deep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09

WASHINGTON, March The Repub-
lican members of the senate committees
on finance decided not TO sit with the
committee appointed by the house RE-
publican caucus to prepare a financial
measure for consideration by the next
congress, ut least not until after tho IT.
turn from Europe OF Chairman Aldrich.
The house members met and adjourned
until tomorrow egunin3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
PUGS MEET.
Canton Pugilists Get the Worst
of the Alleged sport.
PUT OUT IN NINE ROUNDS
That IL the Fate That Overlook Crooks In
His Bout with Bob Feathering-
ham jackson Also Loses-A
Great Crowd There.
service.

A boxlng contest 10 thu arnory at
Massillou Tuesday eve ing bewteen Can
ton and Massillon pugilists attracted over
on9 h ndred local sports to the west eid
city. This is said to be the greatest
ndmber of Canot ians ever attracted to
Msssilloi for any pablo event. Trere
we're several preliminary nOuts, In on Of
which Jth Lyous and Will I'm Jackson
of Canton contested for poiats, l., obs be-
ing declared a Winntr in the tenth round
This was his first app .arauce In the ring,
and he IL said to have made showing
that prom isss much In the future. The
princi al event of the evening was the
contest between Bob Featheringh am Of
Msssillon and John Fotca (Crooks) of
Canton. Feathe in a ham was too much
for Fotch at every st'gs of the game, ana
in the ninth round Fotch was put ont.
John Davis acted as referee. There was
a large attendance and everybody was
satisfied with the fairness Of the contests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
ASSAULT ALLEGED.

Olive Piero was arrested Tuesd'y by
Constable n, nry and brought befors
ScLi,e Reig' er on charge of ass, ult
and battery preferred by joseph Kei .er.
piero gave bono for hearing next Thurs
dav
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
ASKED FOR HAWKINS PROMOTION

Officers OF the Tenth Pennsylvania Want
Him Made nrigadier.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Representa.
tives Acheson and Robbins filed at the
war department petition, signed by all
the officers Of the Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment, asking for the promotion OF
Colonel Hawkins TO be brigadier
general.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
GOT A DUSTER.

A we'll at Scio in which several Mas.
sillonians are Interested has turned out
t. be duster and the stockholders are
coirespondingly despondent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-03-09
SUGAR TRUST NEXT.
Monnett Now Going After
That Combine.
MOVEMENT TO RECOVER $50, COO.

Penalty Due From the Company RSp
Falling to Comply with tho IA~.
which Requires a Statements os Bu-s-
ness Done In the state.