The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-31
WITHOUT
FRIENDS
Maude Raymond Dies In
Columbus.
REQUEST OF BAKER
Didn't Want Remains Taken
Home and Exposed to
View OF the Morbid
lv Curious
ly Curious.
From a Staff Correspondent.

From a Staff Correspondent.
Columbus. May 2s.-Canton people
may be able to furnish information
about a woman named Maude Ray
mond. who died without friends in this
city May 20. II. E Cochran. OF Spring
field. Ills. has written to Mayor Hin
kle. OF this city, requesting informa-
tion about the woman and enclosing
a letter written by Carrie c. Trine. Of
22S East Fifth street. Columbus, u
Nrs. John Hennesey. of Canton. in
which reference is made to her death.
Very little is known about the woman
here. She was brought to st. An
thongs hospital on May II in an uncOn-
scious state and upon reyiving gave NO
address of relatives. She was buried
ar the citys expense. II is evident the
Raymond woman was married as COChs
ran makes inquiry about her husband.
something about her but does not state
what interest he has in the case
WIFE TAKES REMAINS.
Mrs. Cora Baker. of Louisville. STARK
county. wife OF Joseph ]. Baker. who
died at the penitentiary on Monday
accompanied by brother and sister
ct the deceased. arrived here yesterday
afternoon and took charge of her huS-
bands remains. Mrs. Baker asked one
of the nurses in the prison hospital
If there was any demand for dead bod
es ami the prices usually paid for them
She referred TO request which she
claimed her husband had made a year
ago. which was to the effect that if he
died in the penitentiaTy his body was
not TO be taken home for iurerZent
as he was ayerse 10 having it exposed
to the gaze OF the mOTbiiiy curious
Mrs. Baker had the body removed from
the penitsnIiary. but did not state
whether or not she intended tiSpOSinE
of II 20 a medical college. The psli-
tentiary officials stated last evening
that they did not know what had been
done with the remains One report 5
that the body was sent to the Ohio
Medical college.
RUTHyEN REPRIEVED.
As Governor Nash is III and not per
mitted to give attention to Oncial bus
mess he cannot examine the appIiCa-
tiOn for the re-Opening of the RuthSeE
case. SO he has reprievsi the condemn
ed man again until June = in order
that he may consider the application
when he returns TO his Office. Ruthven .
was TO have gone to the chair tomoE-
row night and he was made happy ys<-
terday afternoon when Warden Darby
whispered in mis- ear that a further SJay
of execution had been allowed Ills
friends are hoping that their persistent .
efforts in his behalf will result in
Communication of the death sentence TO
life imprisonment
State Treasurer I. 3. Cameron has
filed petitions in the courts al CinCiu-
natl asking that he be permitted to dis
pose of the bonds in his possession
deposited as securities by the United
States Investment and Redemption
company and The National Investment
company. both OF which are dsbsnrura
concerns. and apply the proceeds 10
paying the claims against the cOmpan-
les The United States company has
s42 500 on deposit and its liabilities are
in the neighbOrhOod OF sI32.Gl9. The
National cOmpany's securities amount
to SS9000.
thOrized; The ". P Day COMPANY.
Cleveland. capital stock $1,000: The
Great Western oil company. Clevelani.
capital stock s35.0a0: The Savings ant
Trust company. Cleveland increase I
capital stock from $50. .109 to 81 .5B9.-
600.