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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
VALUABLE CLAIMS SECURED.
Drawing of Claims For kiowa.
Csmanehs Lands Began.

FL Reno, o. T., July 30.-Okla.
homa's great land lottery was begun
hero 10 sasnest Monday. and when
TIE commissioners. appointed by the
federal government. adjourned the
drawing for the day 1000 Of the
choicest OF the $4,000 160acre claims
IN the Kiowa-C Comanche country
had bccn awarded. The first
nsme drawn from the wheels was
that of Stephen A. Holcomb. of Pauls
Valley, !. T.. for a homestead in the
El Reno district. and tho second.
Leonard Lamb, Of Augusta. 0. T.
These two men select the two choice
claims In this district.
The capital prize winners. however,
proved to be James r. Wood, Of
Woatherford. o. T.. whose name was
.he drst to come from the Lawton
tistrict wheel, and Miss Matte IL.
Reals, of Wichita. Kan. who drew the
second number In that district. They
will have the privilege of making the
first filings In the Lawton district,
and will undoubtedly choose the two
quarter sections adjoining that, town.
These are considered the most valua-
BILE in the territory. and are. 1t is es-
timated. worth from 100000 to $40.-
900 each.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
News Came Of CopIous
Showers In Kansas.
ALL CROPS REVIVED
Outlook for Stoekmen 10 Gre atty
improved - The 0routh
sc 10 Also Broken In
Missouri.

Topeka. Kan, July 30.-In tho
place of dry weather reports. RUNE
crope and hot winds In Kansas. news
comes OF copious rains. unfordablo
streams and restoration OF cona.
dence.
Most Of the rains have como to the
eastern and central parts Of the state,
but last night reports from the west
showed the rain has extended through
to the Colorado state line.
In Salina Monday afternoon the
FIRST rain in weeks fell.
Concordia reported yesterday that
rain had been falling there for abou:
Is hours at intervals and that the sit
uati0n Is much improved. During q
thunder storm in Concordia Carl
Hammersbeck. the son of q farmer
was killed by lightning.
At Ellsworth a fine rain fell.
A dispatch from Dodge City stated
that Ford county had been drenched
Monday and farmers were preparing
to sow feed crops.
Emporia and Ottawa. in Eastern
Kansas, reported heavy rains Mon
day.
There was hardly q rolnt In enc
state that waA not revived during the
past week. Corn will not be greatly
helped, but enormous quantities OF
rough feed will be raised and the out
look for stockmen Is greatly improved
Abundance Of water has heen prosid
Cd tor stock where thore was greg
scarcity q week ago.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 30-The
drouth has bccn broken in K.css.
and Missouri by gord rains which had
fallen yesterday In heavy ana fre
Quent showers since. Sunday morning
The outlook was good for coptinued
rainfall last night and today.
Colonel George ". Vcale, HN3 has
watched conditions closely Ia Hansaa
for score cf years, said yesterday
that kansas will raise nearly a hs.i
crop Of corn. He said the people
would raise saMcient forage feed fol
ell the cattle now on the ranges n
Kansas. The ra!pS will greatly bsx
ont fall pastures. Already the brcwa
pra:ries are changing to grcua, and
farmers and stockmcn say tie aud
scape will show pleasing 'outrast
Titfiu the next two weeks. - Is the
steady and pNrsistent showers that
lad prevailed yesterday since Sunday
morning that had brought .he needed
relief aud improved the AGRICULTURAL
conditions. They have extended al
over Kansas and the western half oi
Missouri. ssveral points In those
states reporting tive ilches and more
CT raisfa!l.
Des Moines, la, auly 30.-Rain fell
I'll over iowa Sunday. VARYING f:orl
ono 10 four inches. Tho average fall
&as GO inches. Crop service reports
Snd private advices 10 grain dealers
agree that with normal conditions the
state will produce so per cent Of tbs
average co<n crop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Accide Mt at First Consid-
cred Not Serious
TERMINAL TES IN DEATH
Sherman Miller Expires at the
Auitman Hospital Of Loss
of Blood Caused bya
Severed Artery.

Sherman Miller. who was injured
Friday afternoon, while cleaning tur-
tie, died at the Aultman hospital Mon
day evening at 11:40. Mr.. Miller re-
moving the she'll from the turtle Friday
afternoon and in some way the knife
slipped and cut cash about two inches
long and two inches deep in his leg.
The accident was not considered SER
ious at first and doctor was not called
Immediately. Later it was found on
close examination that the femoral
artery was severed. and that Miller had
lost great amount Of blood.
Mr.. Miller was taken to the hospital
in an ambulance. He was very weak
from the loss of blood and DR.. e. ID.
Brant encountered great difficulty In
tying the artery that had been severed.
1t was also necessary to make larger
the wound properly. Mr.. Miller was
resting very well until yesterday when
he was seized with severe sinking
spells.
DR.. Il. ID. Brant stated Tuesday morn
ing that the immediate cause Of his
death was congestion of the brain caus-
ed by the large amount of blood lost.
DR.. Brant also stated that mistake
was made in not regarding the accident
as serious.
Mr.. Miller was a butcher by trade.
Four brothers, f. A. Miller, p. A. Mill
er, H. s. Miller. ]. c. Miller and three
sisters. Mrs. Casper Falla, Francis Mill.
er and Martha Miller survive him. The
deceased was 3S years of age. He was
born in Canton and has lived in this
city all his life. o.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made and will be announced
later. The interment will take place
at Westlawn cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
some NEWS IN BRIEF.

o. G. Stewart fell 45 feet from a
'cupola at GAINESVILLE, o. and was
killed
In . fight among negroes near
Clearfeld. Pa. one man was killed
and three were wounded.
The people of Latrobe, Pa. are
much excited over the disappearance
of John d. Clark. and the general be.
lief is that he has been murdered.
James Prather. a Wealthy farmer
LIVING near Titusville. Pa, was per.
haps fatally burned in fire which
destroyed his barns.
A dispatch from Cape Town says:
PoerB are scattered throughout the
upper districts of Cape Colony. Some
ore within few miles of Ipdwe. 9th
ers arc around jamestown and be.
tween Molteno and Burghersdorp.
A cable from Manila states that the
case Of Lieutenant Preston Brown. of
the Second Infantry. charged with
numbering q native near BInangonan.
Is finished. In tho course OF the pro.
coedings 1t was proved that the ma.
tive was killed while trying to escape,
and the acquitted Of Lieutenant Brown
'e expected.
Andrew c., Robertson. chairman of
the Allegheny county Republican com.
mlttee. has formally announced him.
Eelf as candidate for congress in
the new Thirty-second, or South Side,
district. Circular. letters were receiv.
ed by party workers Throughout the
district. II is understood the letters
were sent to members of the county
committee, ward. borough, district and
vigilance committees
The visit Of Ambassador Choate tn
Holland. II Is stated by authority. was
not under instructions from the state
department and has no connection
with public or political business. A
London paper printed story to the
effect that Mr.. Choste had gone to
Holland on the invitation of Mr.. Kru.
ger. who had asked him to act as
mediator between the British and the
Beers.
Gustavs 2ehriuS. who claims to be
sen OF the late George NJ. Pullman,
and who was arrested Friday for writ
ing dofamatOry postal cards to Mrs.
Frank o. Lowden. was compelled to
90 to iail In lieu Of $500 bail. He was
held to .he federal grand jury by
United States Commissioner Foote a.
Chicago. The prosecuting witness,
Mrs !.owden. who Is a daughter Of tho
former palace car magnate, was not
prsSsr: at the hearing. The defend.
ems SAID he did not remember having
Vrie IN .he postal cards.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02

J. II. Dlehl. pastor Of the Hyde Park
Lutheran church. Mr.. Diehi was
present at meeting Of the Lutheran
Ministerial association. in Allegheny,
and in discussing the threatened at
tempt on the part Of the American
Sheet Steel company to start the
Hyde Park mill with non-lnion men.
said that 1t would put back the work
Of his church there for at least three
years. Mr.. Diehl said that his church
bad felt the effects Of the strike
teenly. and II non-union men were
brought to the town it would take
three years or more to get the con-
gregation back to its present stand
ing. Rev. f. 8. Dickey, pastor of the
Lutheran church at New Kensingtoh. a.
spoke in similar strain. Both pas
tors earnestly hoped that the strike
would be settled without delay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Hollands Premier Viii
Secure Intervention.
SAD TALE OF ABUSE
Pastor Of Church in Pretoria
Makes Serious Charges
--Boers Said To
BE Dying.

Washington. July 30.-Boer sym
pathizers in Washington are said to
now regard 1t as certain that Eu-
ropean Intervention will take place at
an early date to end the BOer-English
conflict. c, w. Van Der Hooght. Of
this city. who is the personal friend
of President Kruger. aud who also Is
the confidential agent OF the Boer
leaders here. is warm personal
friend OF DR.. Kuyper. the newly elect
ed premier of Holland, who has been
selected by the queen to form the
new ministry.
Mr.. Van Der Hooght states that DR..
Kuyper. who is known to be one Of
the foremost Boer sympathizers In
Holland. will positively bring the in
fiuence Of that country to bear In the
interest of European intervention.
The reason that the Dutch govern
ment did not long ago act in the mat
ter Is because DR.. Kuyper's predeces.
sor, the former premier. was opposed
to Intervention.
In the recent elections in Holland
the main issue which DIR. Kuyper's
party made In the campaign against
the government party was that Hof-
land could have stopped the war IL
The premier had taken steps for in.
terventtOn. Holland, it Is said, will
now take the initiative and Germany
and France will follow suit. The idea
OF the Intervention OF the United
States In the Boer-British trouble is
no longer relied upon by those posted
on Boer affairs in this country.
Holland. France. Germany and Rus
sia probably will form the interven.
ing powers at the start, asking that
the matter be referred to The Hague
tribunal.
Chicago. July 30.--"The horror of
the situation in the Boer reconcen.
tradO camps Of South Africa Is an.
palling. Men. women and children are
dying at rate that would mean the
determination OF the Boer race in
nine Years. The people are cooped
up In unsanitary quarters. where they
are unable to secure sufficient food
or clothing. with disease making ter.
r'ble ravages among them"
Thus was the situation depleted
last night at the Christian Reformed
church by Rev. Herman ID. Van
Brockhuizen. late pastor OF the lead.
ing Dutch Reformed church at Pre-.
toria. He has come to the United
States to raise money to alleviate the
sufferings OF his countrymen who are
huddled together In refugee camps.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
WOULD CRAFTY LONG,,
II Allen Would BE Returned to Navy
Department.

Washington, July 30.---Secretary
Long will leave here Thursday for
his annual vacation, the major portion
OF which will be spent at his home at
bingham. Mass. He probably will re.
turn to Washington during the early
Part Of September. prior to the date
when the Schley court OF inquiry
meets. Assistant Secretary Hackett,
who has been spending several weeks
at his country home In New Castle.
N. H.. will return to the city Wednes.
day and will act as secretary. Mr..
Hackett is expected to retire from
the department early in September.
His successor has not yet been Sc.
lected.
Secretary Long would be gratifed
to have Governor Allen resume his du
ties as assistant secretary, which he
relinquished when he went to Porto
Rico. and 1t seems probable that this
may follow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
OUTBREAKS OF BOXERS.
Notorious Chinaman Appointed to a
Lucrative Position.

Shanghai. July 30.-The North
China Daily News announces that
yhere has been recrudesence Of out
breaks by the Boxers in the province
of Shan Tung in consequence Of the
success of the allied villagers in Chi
Ii province against the troops Of Ii
Hung Chang.
The notorious Yung Lu (who was
imperial treasurer. and later gener
alissimo Of the northern army has
been appointed to the lucrative post
of controller general Of the revenue
board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
CANT AGREE.
Jury Has Been Out Three Days
On the Famous Ellis
Glenn's Case.

Ecws-Democrat Leased Wire Service
Parkersburg, July 30.-In the famous
Ellis Glenn-man-w0man case the jury
has been out three days trying to reach
verdict as to the charge of forgery
II they can't agree by tonight the Judge
will discharge them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
WILL ANNEX CRETE.
A Turkish Fleet Sets Out to
Proclaim the An
nexation.

News-pemocrat Leased Wire Service.
Vienna, July S0.--Di-InformRtio
states that a Greek feet composed OF
five arinoured warships. FIVE gunboats
under command of Rear Admiral SAX
turis. has gone to Canea Crete to
proclaim the annexation Of Crete to
Greece, s9
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
A BIG OUTLAY
Necessary For Odds and Ends
In South Africa--British
Becoming Detected,

News Democrat Leased Wire Service.
London, July 30.-Oficial supplement.
tary estimates issued today show that
$4,000 900 for odds and ends are need.
ed Immediately by the British forces
in South Africa It is unofficially es.
timated that $3OO,00O.O0O more will be
needed by Christmas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Died Of Prostration,

Steubenville, o., July 30.-John Pat
rick Qualter, of Clark street, Duquesne,
Pa, died herN Monday morning at Fleet
Walkers Unipn hotel, due to heat pros
tration. He was 80 years old and had
boen recently released from the Canton
w0rkh0use.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
FRENCH MINISTER'S TRIP.
Want Below Surface In Submarine
Boat,

Toulon. July 30.--Ths submarine
boat GuAtave Zede, with Premier
Waldeck- Rousseau and Minister of
Marines de Lanessan on board. exc
futed a variety Of maneuvers. taking
the ministers below the surface sew.
oral times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Must Not TAX on Naval controversy

Washington. July 30.-Secretai v
Long issued the following general
order: All persons In the naval SER
wee are strictly enjoined to refrain
from any public statement concern
.ng the subject matter of the court
OF inquiry requested by Rear Admiral
w. 5. Schley. John D. Long, Secre-
tary."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Found Dead In Her Doorway. !,

Norwalk, o., July 30.--Mrs. Alice
Dell was found dead yesterday In the
doorway Of her home by q neighbor.
She had been in poor health for sew.
eral weelw. Death was due tosheart
1toqaoo !. ,.s =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
4FUlL QUARTS
FOR
$33225&:
EXPRESS PREPAID.
PROPOSITION.
I will send four fuil
quarts "Beck's' eight
year old Rye for $3.2S
--Express prepaid.

ship in plain packages. No marks to
indicate contents when you get II. lfh is
not satisfactory. return II at my expense,
and | will return your $3.25. With each
shipment, one etched whisky glass and
corkscrew.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02

Orders for Ariz.. Colo. CAL. Idaho. Mont,
New. New Mex, Ore, Utah. WASH. Wyo..
must call for 20 quarts byfrelght, prepaid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02

REFERENCES. p. Cummings Bank Co.,
First National Bank and the L. D. Stockton Bant.
Of CarrolIton, and Dun's aud Bradstrsets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-02
Marriage Psrmits.

Herman Waltber, 6l,s...... Canton
Anna Grssst' ". ~. :,...... Canton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-06

George l., Rives, whom Mr.. Low
has named for corporation counsel. is
LAWYER Of high character and attain.
ments. His appointment is in every
way In line with the scheme of fusion
and the promises made as to its future
pOlicy.-New York Sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-06


Of course, came up with some rapid
ity, and toward ~ o'clock 1t was very
apparent that we were gaining upon
the chase. l said to Captain Cook sew.
eral times during the action, would
il not be a good idea to edge in so
that we could finish these fellows
Quicker?" and he replied that we had
them in the most excellent target
range, and that the guns of the two
ships seemed to be doing most admir-.
able work.
We were pointing at that time roe
Tarquino Point, under Cape Cruz, at
the point extending 10 the southwark.
My idea was that In steering that
course. she would be obliged to come
out. | then said that 4 would get up
q lot of extra ammunition, so that
when she came out into close quarters
would be question OF but Few
minutes before we knocked her out.
AS we were going out to head her
on there were various signals be-
tween the Oregon and myself. OF o
pleasing character. some were ON
ciai. gave the order to Captain Clark
10 open hre with his l3-inch guns. Cap.
tain clark mas testified that he did
not receive y, but ! always had been
un'ei the impression. until ! heard
MN say otherwise. tnat that order had
neen transmitted. However. we con.
tha "I pr,o ~ Sa'""ee-ne oregon anu
Thn aai.t =,
r.o,I,, ,,mSnr a., e SvIon oens VI
,Sor , u VI. ny Vi .he ."o snips;
the .m "aI Nv tuest To IN tne mind o,
ha sataI = .h,ui o.Vn 'nat wouIa
saoria. 20 I,,n uiu sAaoiy I,sn,'
mrroonssar,, e u naNe peeh
ieaward ava ha,ioa h,., a. gun 10 tne
nm In on IN. Sor ". .h "as uu"n anu
Tarnn,no s,an.,iaa 30 . Vi nlu
arinr that The ana,, oeo " eease
adj we baui.,d ~, is nnue..
nassed int nos,,, w. a"a iinnheu'ate'y
"e
eurenoer MUST BE Unconditional
| when this surrender took place
naturally feIt interested In the vessels
that were Following. was then on
the bridge, ana with glasses saw
three vessels astern. l could see the
masts OF Two; ! could see only the
smoke OF the third one. We lowered
ne DUAL anu Captsih COOK wenI
ABOARD. ne SAID TO me: Commodore
what are the terms OF surrender
said 10 MIN: UNCONDITIONAL. Those
are matters that the commander.in
chief must arrange. We can only re-
ceiVe an unconditional surrender"
When New York Arrived,
At 2 o'clock and twenty.three min
utes, about, the New York came up.
had made signals to her. and think
she was quite half an hour in answer
Ing one OF them. or course, there was
not very much breeze In under the
land to make the flags stand out
When she came up made the sigma
to her that It was glorious day fol
our country. and as soon as I could
! went on board to pay my respects
In the meantime Captain Cook, who
had been detained some little time
started to make his report and wen,
on board the flagship. Nnen he re
turned, took the boat and went on
board myself. There reported sub
stantially what had occurred. the in
cidenis and events of the battle, in a
hurried way
After having stated them to the
commander in chief, a group of officers
who were standing o.. re opposite
side came up to me and asked me-ol
course everybody was interested-fo
the details of this battle. and rehears
them In hasty way. Chaplain Royce
o. the New York came nm and said
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-06

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DR.. Vim. G. Rogers,

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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Exclusively
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Agents, Brokers and jobbsra
ALEXANDER { BALDVTNLu
OFFlCERSs
Sugar Factors and --
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-16

interest me. I am living. as nearly as
my fran nature viii permit. Hn uus.liIsh
NE. There Is nothing of mine that
would not give 90 help a needy person
MY time. my talents, N ] have any. and
my small earning capacity are held by
me 10 trust for the benefit OF mankind.
! do not regret the course ! have pur-
sued in refusing To- take what ! have in-
herltud rom my father ! regard that
as uueafued Increment. That repre-
scented what my father ana not need and
what hIs laborcrs earned for him. They
should nave Il. II have factory and
employ INV men and they earn 5000 70
day % ls not a fair distribution of
profits u ] take 500 and give tho other
500 t0 the men. ] get 800 DO 81 for the
men My legitimate share a. what nn
equal IlFision would bring me- The
other 's uneafned Increment. the rainy
day f1nl Of the laboring man. which /
unjusi} take. That was the way J zee
gardad my Inheritance. Hence. ! re-
fuse il
The general verdict win be-. we think
that % nan With such ideas Of right and
wrong IS a crank. but even those who
pass th9, verdict viii secretly adml,
that 5, lhere were more Of that Kind oi
uus.Hshness In the world. there would
De- Ia friction and more genuine
brotherhood We bollcyc mankind win
haye io learn some such lesson. before
Iiis prenmed Tor the very highest form
of social. condltlons--those under which
the lamb and the lion can le down 90.
gcther 'n the enjoyment OF the beauties
and bolnties Of nature Mr. How may
be- called crank, but he cannot be said
10 n- Z Norahlpar OF Minimum