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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-10
PTOMAINE POISONING.
Ninety People III at CieveIa n d
--Ate of CLAIMS at
Banquet.

Cleveland, Sept. S.-Ninety PEOPLE
who attended the opening of the Sew
enth precinct police station III south
end are suffering from ptonaine pois-
oning. CLANS were on the bill of fare
at the banquet, and It is believed they
caused the trouble. Many have been
precariously i'll, but none will die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-10
Buy a lot now in the Shorb addition
and have your choice.
Justice Murphy Dead.

London, Sept. 6.-Justice Murphy,
OF the Irish supreme court, is dead,
He obtained "A worldwide reputation
in the early eighties when he was
crown prosecutor at the famous
Phoenix park murder trial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-10

Il had a running sore on my leg for
seven years." writes Mrs. Jas. Forest
of Chippewa Falls, Wis, and spent
hundreds of dollars in trying to get it
healed. Two boxes of Banner Salye
entirely cured it," Beware of substi-
tutes. Roth & Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-10

There are no lots in any addition to
Canton that have the advantages pos.
sessed by the Shorb addition lots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-09-10

Shorb addition lots will enhance in
value rapidly. Buy now. Shorb &
Shanafelt, Erwin block.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
PAIR OF BURGlARIES.
During the Crash OF Outsiders Last satur.
day Crooks Did Wort.

During the Crash OF Outsider Last satur.
day Crooks Did Work.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Sherwood Of 1896
Hill street, were victims OF burg larry
during the crowded condition Of things
in town las, Saturday. 1t is supposed
the thief, was committed in the after.
noon, while the family wcr: all away
from home. Amoag articles stolen weie
Smith & Wosson 3S calibre revolver
hypod eimi: syring: in nickel case. gents
gold scarf pin set with pearls, gold
brooch set with chameleon stone, lady's
gold ring set with pearls. plain god ring,
two plirs gold drop earrings, on. small
silver watch. gen.lem ms gold seal ring.
Woodman's gold badge, blby's gold pin,
lady's chin, horse shoe pin and other
articles of greater or less value.
jacob Burgers house was looted OF a
$40 bill ami a note o. no valu. to Mr.
Burger.
The valu. of the stolen articles is
stated to be s3oo and tae loss is Ill
the more felt because may OF them
were gifts 10 Mr. SA.ryoSd. He lost
several guns and revolvers.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
MRS. ALLEN COMPLAINS
Her Husband. tho Druggist, Charge
with Cruelty and Adultery.

| Her Husband, tho DrugRist, Charged
with Cruelty and Adultery.
Mrs Marie Allen asks tn: dislric.
court for divorce from Arthur H. Allen,
the druggist. and an order restraining
him from converting his property to
o!her hands pending the hearing of her
application for alinony. The lady is
represented by F. S. Leuthi and it is
rumored that Norton Montgomery has
been retained as defendants counsel.
The petition recites ,ha, the defendant
kicked the plaintiff on Sunday last and
has at divers times used insulting and
abusive language toward her His cruelty
is detailed in the complain, and the fur
ther serious charge is made that on Sl.
urday evening las. he committed adul.
tery in his drug store with woman to
the plaintiff unknown. A scene occurred
when Mrs Allen found her husband and
the womln in the rear room Of the drug
sore together. She at once secured an
officer to watch the premises in the event
Al!el came home and attempted to de-.
s.roy property. The wife said be had
be;n drinking heavily and this statement
WIS borne out by others. She was more
afraid he wolli destroy their household
goods .h IN anything else.
The n.tition recites that he ovns -,
drug store vAlu.i a. $500 and which
earns $500 per month above expenses.
That he has m oney in bank here and
other property and asks that he be re
strained from dlsposing of it until the
issues shall have been heard. She de.
nands the children.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
STRIKE SITUATION.
Shatrer Has Great Army But Not What
Ho Expected.

ShaGor Has Great Army But Not What
Ho Expected.
Pi,,sburg, Aug I3-The strike against
the steel trust is now on as far as il /;
likely to go. aud for the frs, time there
is an opportunity to determine the exact
number OF men idle under the two orders
of Shafsr-,he hrs. OF July IL, the las,
OF August 10.
The number OF men new out in
affected departments OF the United State S
Steel corporation does no, exceed 7o.ooc
The ofii-izli 0! the Amtlgamated as
ISOLATION had hoped lor as many as
100000.
They are facing, therefore, serious
disappointment
Shsff.r's first order affected the men
OF the American Steel company, the
American Steel Hoop company and the
American Tin Plate company.
The mills Of these companies h I'd been
thoroughly uaionizsd. and with the es
ception OF perhaps 1000 men, every
Ama!garl,ed man qli. his wo k carry.
ing with him those whose labor depend.
cd on his skill.
Although the Amllgamltcd associa
ton cllimcd tia. 65,ooo were idle. the
conservative estimate Of the number Is
closer to $1,000.
The second order, after tn, failure Of
the New York conference OF Angus; 3
applied 10 the men OF the Federal S.eei
company, ,hc Na,;oa-l Steel company
ana ;he National Tube company.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
TIE RlSCHAR CONCERTS.

The attendance a. the Chau,auqua last
night at tn. Rischar orchestra grand
concert was no. what the merits OF the
entertainment would have justified, but
those present enjoyed fine perform.
ancs. TheEe concerts will be continued
all week and those who do not hear Mr.
Rischar and his artists in their rendi.ioas
of popular music are missing great
treat. The program was as follows:
March-Weddins Mendelsohn
Overture-Post and Peasan, Suppe
Duet-Flute and Clarinet
The Butterflies Enjoyment GungI
Selection-king Dodo Ludsrs
Soprano Solo
Canta5ile from Samson e, Della
Miss Glyd. Hall Sain,-Saens
Serenade-Fiu,e and Cello Title
Mcssrs Moebins and Felber
lntermszzo-Passacale Greeh
Medley Of Popular Songs Mackin
THE BILL TONIGHT.
March-Excellenza Auerbach
Overture
Morning. Noon and Night" Suppe
Vision Won Blon
Songs-Selected
Miss Clyde Hall
Sslection-Carmcn Bizoi
Miserere-"Il Trovatore" Verdi
Due. for Cornet and Trombone
Messrs Ferguson and Germhard
Valse-Wiener Blut Strauss
American Patrol Meacham
Rischar's Orchestra
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
PRAYED FOR CRlSPI.

Rome. Aug I2-The pope was only in
formed OF The death of Signor Crispi this
morning. He exclaimed
Providence has evidently really de-
creed tia, shall b. the last OF my gen
Grafton TO 60. Wei. Cr!spi was good
II .h,er.'
A few moments later The pope was on
his knees at his prie dieu. praying for
the soul OF his ancien, enemy.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
FREDERICK AT REST.

Amidst Funeral Pomp and Circumstance.
She Rests al Last.
Po,sdam. Aug. I3-The fu0eral Of the
Empress Frederick was mos. imposing
spectacle. Emperor William and nearly
all the crowned heads OF Europe assem-
tlsd in the royal hall before proceeding
to the Cathedral. Andrew d. White,
American ambassador. WAS the only gen.
,leman a,:ired in black. The others all be.
ing in state uniforms and regSlia. Am
bassador Cnoa,e represented the United
States al ceremonies held at the same
hour in London and attended by all the
English nobility and amb.ss;cs.
The Empress was laid beside her late
husband in his mausoleum.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
FISHER GIVES FIGURES.

General Passenger Agent 7. E. Fisher
o. the Colorado & Southern is still talk
ing about the large crowds which went
to Boulder on Saturday and broke all
records on the roId. The ci!y OF Boul
der also entertained tha, day more peo
pie than ever before. The population
o. the city was more than doubled. Five
thousand and fifty passengers went out
of Denver in I5i coacaes. The crowds
which wen, over from other towns swell
ed the number Of visitors nearly to 5000.
Denver Republican.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
BASS FOR COLORADO.

Colorado lakes are to be stocked vi b
black bass this fall. 7. Holland, state
superintendent OF fish hl,chcries, return.
cd this morning from For, Collins, and
reports tha, Gillette & Phelps have
agreed to give to the state all the young
bass in their lakes.
The thousands OF fish will be distri
bu,ed TO suitable lakes abou. the STATE
D. snyer Po.t
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
PECULIAR SERVICES.

Budihis. services in memory OF the
Oriental victims OF the wreck OF the
Rio de Janeiro were held Sunday on the
DICK o. the steamer Caroline in the
Golden Gate over the spo; where the
vessel is supposed TO lie. All on board
joined in s!rewlng the sea with flowers,
fruits and confcc,ions. while some slips
of tissue paper. bearing the names OF the
ancestors OF the dead were also con.
signed 10 the waves.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
INGRAM Is SHIPPING.

Mr. H. P. Walker, manager of the
Ingram nire, has leased out great deal
OF the territory OF the mine and now has
thirty leasers at work on royalties Of 80
to 50 per cent. A great deal Of ore has
been exposed all along, but the company
has now begun TO ship heavily. The
machine drills were found to be too
expensive as applied to the Ingram and
the company has returned to first prin
ciples. There Is no condemnation of the
machines as such, but they were found
impract,cable as applied to work in rich
ore in veins of varying width such as are
shown in the Ingram.
Don't be misled by looking at the box.
See that each jar is banded BALLS
Mason" on il and porcelain lined cap.
The Department store has them. 25t
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
1|Ql Robbers
Do Pretty Work
A JOLLY HOLD-UP.
rrSlu Robbers Loot IA Train and Clean up
Thousands.


Dennison. Texas, Aug. I3-On the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas road this
morning at Kings switch, Indian Ter
ritory, occurred a daring train robbery.
Five men committed the hold up. Two
climbed over the tend:r and covered
the engineer and fireman, while three
went through the coaches .robbed all the
passengers and then tool; in the express
messenger. They treated tn: mater as
joke. taking two hours IN doing the
job. They secured a valuable haul from
the express messenger, how many
thousands is not yet knowa. They pre-
sen,ed the engineer with handsome
diamond ring for his trouble. They then
took to the woods. A posse started in
pursu. with blood hounds and at noon ii
was reported ,ha, 1.-TWO had been captured.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
PRIZE FOR STUDENTS.

Gawril Sxicdownikow lcf. beques,
OF 10000 900 TO the Russian public
schools. A reasonable portion Of this
should be set aside as prize for any
person who m ~ succeed in unraveling
the gen,lemln's name.-Washington
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
TIE INDIAN FAMINE.

Lord Cur1on re ports tia, the famine
prospects have been much improved by
heavy rain in a Bonb,y presidency,
and that the government IS considering
the adyi3abili.y OF reducing somewhat
the famin. relief.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
GREAT SALT LAKE.

July 10Th and l7;h. 10th and 3lst, Aug
nth l2,h, 18th and ,4,h. the Denver &
Rio Gyande railroad, "thc scenic line oi
The world" will make an sI8 rate to Salt
Lake City and Ogden, Utah and return
Limit thirty days and good for stopover:
within ten days in each direction.
Three trains daily-special dining cal
seryice-choice of routes, Denver to in
terror Colorado points. One fare for the
round trip on the following dates: Jul,
231, August 9th and 7o;h and Septem
Der 10th.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
Strikers Coin
Al Some Points
STRIKERS GAINING.
Situation Looks Moro Hopeful For the
Men Than at First,

Pittsburg, Aug. I5-The strikers made
slight advances today. The tube men
are coming TO them now. 1t is believed
they are becoming stronger and that
ultimately the men at Chicago will come
out President Shaffer has sent a com
missioner there and it is known the men
are wavcring. Sixteen large mills are
idle here today. At Mckeespor. the
strikers are in much better condition
than Yesterday.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers examination ter district No,
I. Boulder, Colo, will take place in the
MapIe,on building, Boulder, on Friday
a-d Saturday, August 10 and II. 1921.
BY order OF tn. Board of Education,
w. V. CASEY.
I33t Superintendent.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
MIKE HAS ARRIVED.

Chicago, Aug. I5-Hoa. Michlel Dav
lit, NJ. P arrived today and was cordia!
ly received by Irish societies. He viii
speak at banque, tonight.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
C|lC0gO BQ||k
Finely Fooled
CHEATED THE BANK.
Slick Method OF Owe rhnuiing Bank for a
Big Amount

SICK Method OF OvtrhRuling Bank FOR q
Big Amount
Chicago. Aug. I3-It has leaked
out that Chicago bank was vic.
T timzed by smooth citizen to the
+ tune Of s. 900. An old depositor +
+ called on the banks president and !,
1 showed him London draft for
10000. He said he desired to de.
posit it and check against it. He
had a check for the amount made
+ out and the president put his 80. +
+ X" upon it and gave the matter +
/. no further thought. The mex. day !
the deposi;or cashed his personal
check for $4,000 and later called
at the window and presented the
7 check endorsed by the president. T
+ II was paid. Neither the name Of +
+ the bink nor Of the rascal who I.
/ cheated it OF $4,000 have been
disclosed.
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Daily camera., 1901-08-13
VISITED BY STORMS.

Prescott, Ala, Aug. I5-Thc Jerome
and Phoenix districts were badly dam
aged by storm bursts today. Railway
bridges and ranches were destroyed ard
The damage WAS great.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
MINE WORKERS. CONVENTION.

Knoxville, Tenn. Aus.I3-The United
Mine Workers OF America began a
weeks session here toiay. Tne scale
will be fixed at this N e.irg.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
TOWN BURNED DOWN.

Chrisiiana, Sweden, Aug. I3-The
town of Farfund has been wiped out by
FIRE and 1900 people are homeless. Far
fund is a North sea town.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
Supreme C0u||
Holds For S|0|e
DlXON'S HAND STAYED.
Supreme Court Grants Writ Of supe rsedeas
For the state,

Supreme Court Grants Writ Of fSuptrsedes
For the state.
: Denver, Aug. I3-At the instance
/ OF the attorney general, the su
preme court today granted the
/ writ of supe.sedeas prayed for by
the state, to put it beyond Judge
!. Dixon's power to interfere with
I the state board Of equalization and
board OF assessors in assessing I
property under the new revenue :
. law. This leaves the matter in
. the same condition as it was be- :
. fore Judge Dixon declared the act :
unconstitutional.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13
Salt Lake and Return Cheap

Via the Colorado & Southern during the
summer season. ASK any c. & S. agent
for rates. selling dates etc.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13

Forty dollars in cash or in payments
and coed light second hand buggy
takes SIS lot in Newlard's addition
Call at once at 73S Pearl street. 1873
Daily camera., 1901-08-13

If you can't fiad ii any place else come
to US. STaAwN & OSCAR.
Daily camera., 1901-08-13

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09
QUESTION OF A MARSHAL.
1t Is Being Considered by Attorney
General Griggs.

"A Pittsburg exchange says: "Attor-
ney General Griggs Is giving some
thought to the legal status of United
States Marshal Fred C. Leonard, whose
official residence Is at Pittsburg but
whose residence as a private citizen is
In Potter county. At the request of
the Pennsylvania senators he is con-
siderng what effect the Connell bill
creating the Middle judicial district
has had upon him. with a view to de-
termining If he cannot serve as mar
shal of the new district for the rest of
his term, which lasts for about another
year If Mr.. Griggs says he can, then
Mr. Leonard will simply move his Off
cial residence from Pittsburg to what
ever city, probably Scranton, the Judge
70 be appointed will designate.
The senator's hope the attorney gen.
eral Will decide that this can be done.
such q decision would at once settle
the bitter fight between Representative
ConnelPs man, Bacharach, and Repre-
sentative Palmer, who prefers Leonard
to the deputy executive clerk. If the
transfer can be made, il will give
Leonard two full terms of four years.
lf he must be appointed in the new
district the new appointment will clip
one year off his present term and his
new commission would be for only
four years. Nothing will be done until
the attorney general decides the ques-
ton"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09

candidates names which are 10 be grouped al
pbabctically. As to the "helper'' clause nothing
definite was decided upon, but the majority
opinion favored a provision that the voter asking
Tor assistance in marking his ballot shall be re-
quired 10 take oath TO his disability. and that
the helper shall likewise be sworn to honestly
carry out the voters wishes and not reveal
how the ballot was marked Some wanted 20
limit assistance TO those physically disabled but
inability to read write will in all probability
be included in the reasons for allowing assistance.
Representative Palm, Of Crawford, who is al
the head Of the Democratic steering committee,
here, said today that the Democrats would likely
endorse the Van Dyke primary election bill,
presented at the instance Of the Ballot Reform
association.
Colonel T. J. Fitzsimmons, of Scranton. has
been invited TO participate in Mondays con.
ference. r. J. Duffy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09
MEAT INSPECTION BILL.
Representative Calvin Introduces a
Measure That Will Prove Expen-
sive for Some One.

Special from staff Correspondent
Harrisburg, March s.--Rerresentatiye Calvin, OF
Schuylkill, today introduced a meat inspection
bill, which will likely find opposition in scran-
ton II provides for county inspector Of meats
brought from other states and makes the owner
OF the meat pay for the inspection at the rate Of
fifty cents a carcass
An inspector is to he assigned by the secrc.
tary Of the pure food commission to each county
IN which there is one more cold storage ware.
house in which meat, killed outside the state,
is kept The inspector must he graduate Of
some veterinary college of recognized repute and
shall serve for term Of two years, his compen.
sation TO be the fees paid for inspection.
No meat, of the character above mentioned
shall be exposed for sale unless it bears a label
setting forth that II has been officially inspected
and found fee from tuberculosis, or any othec
disease detrimental to health, or treated with
any preservatiye, drug or other dexterious matter
The penalty is a fine OF from s2j to 500.
4 n,,A,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Meeting Of Columbus Commandery
No. 2S5, Knights of Malta.

Columbus commandery, No. 2S5, of
the Ancient and Illustrious order,
knights of Malta, had the following
officers installed for the ensuing term,
on Thursday evening by Deputy Grand
Commander Sir Evan y. Jones, as
sisted by several past commanders:
Sir knight commander, Sir John G.
Cochrane; generalssimo, Sir Alfred J..
Harber; captain general, Sir Walter
ID. Brinker; prelate, Sir William NJ,
Smith; recorder, Sir Robert b. Sykes;
assistant recorder, Sir Charles II.
Kinder; treasurer, Sir Thomas B..
Jackson: senior warden, Sir Andrew
Hansen; Junior warden, Sir Alexander
+. Simpson; standard bearer, Sir Will
liam S. Auman; sword bearer, Sir Hen
ry ii. Hill; warder Sir Leon d.
Whaite; sentinel, Sir George E. Halde-
man; first guard. Sir Elmer Dakin:
second guard. Sir Frank G.. Rutty;
trustees, Sir George +. Haldeman; rep
resentative to the grand commandery,
Sir George F.. Haldeman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09
REFORM PoW-woW NOT HELD.
Democrats Postpone Their Ballot
Law Conference Till Monday.
.,recial from a staN Correspondent

special from stan Correspondent.
Harrisburg, March s.--Thc conference OF Demo
Gratis scheduled for today in this city to take
steps towards introducing distinctively Demo.
cratic ballot reform measure did not materialize.
1t Is claimed by the leaders that poStponement
was made necessary by unforeseen circumstances,
and that the meeting will he held, surely, nest
Monday
state Chairman John =. Killing and the Dem.
ucratc state executive committee will all be here
aud the presence of Colonel James Gufy is
Nouched for. In fact, it is asserted that the
conference was projected by Colonel Gufcy. lie
has declined to join with Senator Quay in de.
signing Il ballot bill and. so il is said. has de.
ternincd to have bill of his own, not with
the expectation that il will be accepted. but Ia
serve as means Of making campaign thunder,
II being intended to insert features in the bill
which Senator Quay cannot acquiesce in.
At an informal conference in Pittsburg last
wednesday it was practically decided that the
Democratic hill will do away with the party
circlcbut provide for party designations after the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-09
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Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir.--In the discussion now going on among
the members Of the Grand Army of the Republic
posts OF this city as to which of two designated
properties they should purchase, | wish to 20
on record as being decidedly opposed to the
purchase Of the Windsor property, and in favor
Of the Leonard lot for the following reasons:
First-Propertv has greatly depreciated and
is still deprcciatng in the neiGhhorhood Of the
Windsor Business seems to have left that
portion Of Penn avenue without prospect of a
return.
Second-Thc post would be altogether isolated
there, and would not harmonize with the sur.
roundings. While, If located upon the Leon.
ard lo;. it would be contiguous to the public
buildings, and near ncghbor 10 the louEg
Mems Christian Association building and the Al.
bright library; it would also follow the rule,
which appears common to all cities viz: to
group public buildings together.
Third-Property in the vicinity Of the Leonard
lot is constantly being improved, and consc.
quenty increasing in value.
Fourth-The general conditions which operate
30 establish real estate values, if applied to the
Windsor property, would seem to show that the
price asked is several thousand dollars too high.
II the property is SO good and cheap, why does
the owner,-a wealthy msn-manfest so great
a desire to get rid of 1t, by unloading it upon
the Grand Army of the Republic association?
Fifth-The Windsor. then. is not a bargain,
and if IL was, the Grand Army OF the Republic,
in seeking a permanent home, does not and
should not engage in real estate speculation as
such.
Sixth-The years that have elapsed since the
Windsor was erected have brought about many
improvements in building. All Of these could
be utilized in new structure planned and built
solely for the uses of the Grand Army of the
Republic
For less money than is asked for the Windsor
property vacant lot be purchased. a suit
able building erected thereon, fully equipped for
the purposes required, which, / believe, would
he far better than purchasing remodeling, re-
pairing and fitting mp an old hotel property.
AS a final suggestion, / would add that the
fact that we are already installed in the Wind.
sor building should not influence a single vote
in its favor, for there is no obligation, what.
ever, to remain, as | understand, and the Grand
Army OF the Republic can be relied upon to pay
all rents and other proper charges for the time
it occupies the premises.
A. Van Cleef, NJ ID.