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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04

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tack 81 the lnuurs this week.
Rev. A. A. May wood held services here
last sunday at the school house The
sermon was a very GOOD one aud all
who heard il appreciated IT,
MIS- James paolgett, OF Amasn, is here
wishing her mother, Mrs. rhos
Miss Mary como left TbursIJl
evening Tor Iron M0hniain.
Miss Kate Corbett attended "Quo
Vadis" at the opera house at Crystal
Falls hast evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04
G. M. q ST. Paul Railway.

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iron and copper country. $40 a.lu.
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Chicaeo mud all points
south. 90 pm.
Going north 10 all points IN
iron and copper country. 2.l3 pm.
Going cuulh to Milwaukee mud
Chicago aud all points
south 1870 pm
through sleeping cars to Milwaukee aud
Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04
Notice,

W. hnve been employed 20 net ns the
for the trustees the Military
Road Lands belonging 10 the Aver
Estate 60 protect sad lands against
trcspnss nn,l pilugc The prompt com.
munratinn TO tls 81 any Information ~
10 trespnss on SAID hands will br
esteemed a htynr.
ElnREpGE Il MILLER.
Marquette, Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04

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the Pnn-Aiherican contest This week,
0Ac gentleman WIS heard To remark
that the coupon i clipped from every
DIAMOND DIii.G within ten minutes
n Ter II leaves the office. The result 81
,i'c VOTES this We * AK folIows:
Mamie Dawson ...............,, 277
Laura Hooper. .............s..,.,.... 239
Bessie Wills.... .......,....'.. ee225
Zephyrlna Thouin. .................5 SO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04

Low Rates to Pan-Amer.can Exposi-
ton.
For the Pun,American Exposition to
he held ~ Buffalo, n. Y, May 10 No
vembcr, 1901, the Chicago, Milwaukee,
x ST. Paul Railway will have on sale
the following excursion tickets during
The month Of May. Five-dny limit
Irc plus 81 Tor the round trip Fifteen
day lumlt--oue aud one-third hare Tor
lhc round trip. For further Information
apply to
j w. .lONEs Agent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-05-04
The Light Of the World
Our Savior in Art

cost mnrly SloO,OOO TO publish Nearly 700
superb ruertyingS of Christ and His Mother hy
tlr great painters. Chds stories Tor each
picture SO hrautiml il sells itself Presses
running day and night TO I'LL orders. / ear
loads ui paper Tor Last edition. Mrs. Waite. boz
Massachusetts, has sold over $4,000 worth ui
houk~ First experience. Mrs. Sackett of New
York has SOLD over - 600 worth OF books
First experience. MIR Howell took I Z orders
first two days Mrs. Lemwel took 3 ufdey,
first weak Christian man or woman can MAXI
= ! ,uuu in this county quick. Territory
going rapidly. Write quick Tor terms.
Wanted state Manager 60 look after corrtVI
pond,ncr aud agents.
Address TLe RrHjsb- imetican Co,
Insurance Exchange building,
MBlGraIoiiS, TIM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
WRONG WAGON.
Robbers Made q Mistake and
Are Cheated Out Of q
Lot of Plumber.
News-Democra Leased Wire Service.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
La Porte, Ind, Aug. 16.-Five armed
men at o'clock this morning attempt
ed to hold UP U. S. express wagon be-
tween the Lake Shore and Erie depots
in this city, but in the darkness they
made mistake and held up baggage
wagon. The express wagon was heav-
lily loaded with valuable packages from
Indianapolis and other central Indiana
points, consigned to Chicago, Cleve-
land, Buffalo, Toledo and other places.
The express wagon had preceded the
baggage wagon only few minutes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Grand and Petit Jurymen
Selected For
SEPTEMBER TERM
OF Common Pleas Court--Men
Who Will Weigh Testi- !
nony and Deal Out
- Justice.

Two petit juries and q grand Jury
were drawn from the jury wheel Mon
day by Clerk Casselman and Sheriff
Zaiser, to serve at the September term
of court. They were as follows:
Petit jury No. Jefferson Bair,
Plain township; Andrew Grim, MINI
ishillen; Harvey r. Dittenhafer, Can
ton; Joseph A. Bour. Canton; Johnson
Armstrong, Alliance; Joseph G. May.
Nimishillen; Edwin J. Wernet. Mas
sillon; Fred w. Geise, Lawrence; Al
bert Ringle, Canton; Andrew Young
blood, Canton; John G. Shaffer, Plain;
John c. Devine, Alliance; Monroe l..
Putt, Nimishillen; Frank Holtzbaugh,
Massill0n. ~
Jury No. 2-Abram hartman, Osna-
burg; John B. Hershey. Canton; John
B. Brothers, Canton; George w. Holl,
Sugar Creek; Frank Baird, Canton
Levi Stine. Tuscarawas; John e. Dodd-
ridge, Massillon; Ed. Wilson, Osna-
burg; Thomas A. Swinehart, Canton;
John ]. Altland. Perry; Israel Stuck,
Sugar Greek: Jacob P. Zaiser. Lexing-
ton; William Amerman. Washington; !;
George Y. Williams, Alliance.
Grand Jury-W. x. Baker. Lawrence
townships. Frank Pfeiffer. Lake; Jacob
Lutz. jackson; Nathan Moffett.. Tuscar-
awas; Henry Lantz. Massillon: ].
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Were Let For Bridges BY
Commissioners.
ALLIANCE GETS ONE.
And the Other Is on the Road to
Navarre--The Street Car
Line Will Run
Over II.

At their Fridays session, the coun-
ty commissioners authorized the build
ing and granted contracts for two
stone and brick bridges and the abut-
ment for another bridge. Peter
Schisler was awarded the contract for
the abutment of bridge near Justus
at $3.50 a perch. Ed. l.. Miller was
given the contract for building brick
and stone arch bridge on Park street
in Alliance. at $S perch.
The third contract was let to Will
liam H. Vogt for the erection of the
stone and brick arch bridge on the road
between Massillon and Navarro over
which the street car line Is to run, for
which it is said the Canton -Massillon
company will pay 80 per cent of the
cost. 1t is near the d. Murray farm,
in Perry township. and the contract
price is $3.50 perch.
This bridge has been under construc-
tion for some time but no record of
the contract having been let was ever
before placed upon the commission
ers' journal. The work all along that
line. it seems. was a little premature,
as the electric line was almost complet-
ed before franchise was granted the
company to occupy the highway. How
ever, franchise was eventually grant
ed, and now that the bridge contract
has been legalized. 1t is presumed that
everything Is in order.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
LISBON MEN MEET.
Threat of tho Trust to Move the
Beaver Tin Plate Mill Is
Discussed.

Lisbon, Aug. 16.--The business men
of this town were invited to attend q
meeting at the home of Manager G.. ID.
Evans, of tho Beaver Tin Plate Co.
About 20 responded to invitation. The
meeting was called TO discuss the al
legged threat of the trust to move the
mill from this village II the strike con-
tinues. Office Superintendent j. H..
Graham and Manager Evans represent
ed the trust at the meeting. Banker
s. J. Firestonc. who was present, said
no the reporter:
II believe that there Is much more
danger of the mill being removed from
Lisbon than the people think and the
longer the strike lasts the greater the
danger OF course IL they get the mill
to running 1t will not be moved"
President Watkins of the local Anal
gamated lodge said:
"Our men are firm In their determin-
alton not to go back to work at that
mill, move or not move"
Only one grocer was at the meeting,
The strikers say that this Is signih-
can't, AZ they claim, the meeting was
VI blum the provision dealers i1to re-
fpsfns credit to the Ainalyamated men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Probate Court.

In the estate of j. II. Haines, of
Alliance, final account has been filed
and certificate issued.
In the estate of Elizabeth Craig, of
Canton, the will has been admitted to
probate.
In the estate OF Samuel Hoffman
of Washington township, motion for
-diminution Of years allowance over.
ruled.
In the guardianship of Thomas Ray
mond, of Perry township, an applica-
ton for the appointment of guardian
has been filed.
In the assignment of Henry r. Row.
land, of Canton. the assignment has
been terminated and the residue of the
property after the payment of debts
has been ordered reconveyed to the
assignor.
Final account has been filed in the
estate of Catherine Martin, of Massil-
lon.
Distribution has been ordered in the
estate of Henry II. Brooke, of Marl-
boro township.
In the estate of John Clapper. Sr..
of Osnaburg. .appraisement has been
filed.
In the guardianship OF Charles
Frederick and others, of Canton. pc
tition for sale of real estate has been
filed and notice ordered.
In the case of the Stark Electric rail
way company against Simeon Roose.
a motion for a new trial has been
fled
In the estate of Levi Wise. of Lake
township. the widow elects to take un-
der the will. Final account fled
The will Of Sarah Jane Raymond.
OF Perry township. has been filed for
probate.
| IN the estate OF Jacob Snider. OF
| Washington tQwnship, john snider and
Mary Iia'det havo been appointed ex-
1 ecutors. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
NEW BERLIN BAND
Will Play at the Orphans Pic
nic--Hired BY William
n. Hoover.

William II. Hoover has at his own
expense secured the service of the New
Berlin band to play at the Paramount
children's picnic which is to be held
at Meyers lake on the 2Sth of August.
The band will meet the children at the
Pennsylvania railway station and es-
cort them to the lake.
From all over the county come as
surances that there will be an abun-
dance of food for the children's dinner
and supper, and citizens of Canton have
responded generously with money 10
purchase such articles and delicacies
as may not be donated. 1t Is planned
to make this the brightest and most en-
joyable outing the children have ever
had
A meeting l citizens who are inter-
ested and who wish to donate or aid in
any way with the picnic has been call
ed for Monday evening at the commits
sioners' office. 1t is desired that there
be large attendance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
The MIzER REUNION.
A Pleasant Day Spent at tho
Home Of Peter Graber
Near Richville.

The reunion of the George Mizer de-
scendants was held at the home of
Peter Graber. near Richville, Satur.
day. There were 120 representatives
Of the family present and very en-
joyable day was spent. The crowd
was too large to be seated In the
house, and table was improvised
on the threshing floor OF the barn,
where splendid feast was partaken
Of, consisting Of every delicacy that
the farm Oh markets could afford.
Rev. Bucher made an excellent ad-
dress. John H. Mizer read an extcn.
sive history Of the family, and zadok
human read an original poem Of merit
that dealt entirely with the MIXERS.
Hiram Doll. of Canton, was elected
president Of the organization. u. w.
Nicer secretary. and John H. Mizer
historian.
George Nicer. OF IndiaI q, and Jos.
Mizer. wife and daughter. Of Fosto.
ria, were the most distant visitors,
while the others were from nearby
points.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
AN ANSWER FILED
In tho Divorce Case Of Stutx
Against Stutx--WIfo's
Shortcoualnus,

In the divorce action OF Theresa
Stutz against Eugene Stutz. the hus.
band has filed an answer in common
pleas court to the petition of Theresa.
While he admits the marriage and
some other allegations of the petit
ton. he denies that he is addicted u
the use Of intoxicating liquors, and
that she was compelled to leave him
on account Of his cruelty. He never
called her vile and indecent names or
accused her of infidelity or unfaithful.
ness. he says. He always provided
her with the necessaries of life, and
accuses her Of selling two steers. three
cows, a calf and lot of chickens,
the money for which she appropriated
to her own use. When she left him.
the answer states, she sold q lot Of
stock belonging to the defendant
which he had to recover by replevin
Defendant is 65 years of age and car.
ries the mail between Mt. Eaton and
Massillon, and while he was absent
his wife was in the habit of buggy.
riding all over the country. he alleges.
She is also accused of being scold
and having bad temper. Willison
and Day. Of Massillon, are his attor.
neys. +
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Whole County Is Invited
to Go There
SATURDAY AUG. 24TH
Want to Create Sentiment In
Favor Of New Building
--Orators Will
Speak.

A great effort is being made to get
crowd at the infirmary on Saturday,
August Gath, at the time set for the
public mass meeting, when the needs
of the institution are to be set forth to
those present by golden-tongued ora
tors. A luncheon will be served at
noon. The commissioners and infirm-
airy directors are of the opinion that
the women's cottage is necessary, and
1t is to create sentiment for this that
the meeting is ito be held. The town
ship trustees and clerks are especially
invited. They are expected to go and
see and be convinced. Then after their
return home they are to be mission
aries to labor among their constituents
to make votes for the proposition which
is to be submitted to the people at some
future date.
The project has progressed consider
ably. The plans have been completed
and paid for The contract for the
foundation was let to Peter Schisler. a
few loads of stone were hauled to the
site. Just then the majesty of the law
stepped in with an Injunction and
operations ceased. They had not pro-
ceeded according to the statutes in
such cases made and provided. Now
the people are to be asked to vote for
the proposition, which should have
been done before.
In order to secure the attendance OF
the trustees and township clerks, the
following circular letter has been sent
out:
Office of the Commissioners and In
firmary Directors of Stark County.
Canton, O., Aug. II, 1901
To the Clerk of. Township
Stark County.
Dear Sir:-You are hereby officially
instructed to invite the trustees of your
township, and all others interested, to
attend meeting at the Stark county
infirmary, on Saturday. August Gath
1901, at $3.50 a. m. standard time.
The object of this meeting is to dis
cuss the needs of the infirmary as re-
CARDS new buildings and such other
improvements and changes as the needs
of the institution require at the pres
ent time, more especially the building
of the contemplated new cottage.
Trusting you will urge upon the trus-
tees and others interested in your town
ship the necessity Of being present, we
beg to remain,
Your obedient servants,
LEVI JOHNSON, from the commits
sioners.
J. M. HOwENsTINE, from the Inf
Direc. Com. -.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Woman's Bitter Married
Experience.
MRS, FRANCIS Lowe
Sues Her Husband For Divorce
--She Alleges That She !
Has Been Badly
Treated.

Frances q. Lowe, formerly of near
Alliance. but now living in Massillon,
has sued Thomas o. Lowe for divorce.
Their married life was short and check
cred, according to the petition that
Frances has filed In court. They were
married in January 10, 1901, in the city
of Canton. She was a widow and he a
bachelor farmer. She alleges that she
has been a good and obedient wife to
him, but that soon after their marriage
he became extremely cruel in that he
cursed her, called her vile and indecent
names, threatened to kill her and her
little son of former marriage, one
threat being that he would shut botn
up in the cellar and burn the house
down over their heads. On the 18th OF
April she left him and went to her
home In Massillon. Shortly after, she
states, he sent for her to come back,
promising that he would be kind to
her. Relying upon this promise, she
did return. Shortly after, he again be-
came abusive and threatened to cut her
and her boy to pieces, and on August
Sd, he caught her by the wrists, twist
ed her arms, shook her and tore her
clothes from her person. It is alleged
that he said he could get another w0-
man "a years of age who had separ-
ated from her husband. The treatment
continued SO bad that on the 10th of
August she returned to Massillon and
has lived apart from him ever since.
She says that she owns property in
Alliance valued at 81 400 and rents for
$40 month. Her husband claims to
own farm near Alliance. for which
he holds the deed, but which is on the
tax duplicate In the name of r. A.
Stanley. He also owns a lot of farm
stock and machinery. The wife asks
that she be granted alimony out of his
possessions and be granted divorce and
restored to her former name of Frances
Il. Smith
The husband has been enjoined from
disposing of his property until after
the hearing of the case. Willison &
Day are plaintiffs attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Day at the County Fair
September 3. ~
EVERY ATTRACTION
Will Be Present at That Time--
The Annual Show--Jubi-
lee Singers--Fine
Racing. ao

Children's day at the Stark county
fair this year will be on Tuesday, Sep
tember 8, the second day of the fair.
The low admission of cents for each
person under the age of Is years will
be charged, and on that day all the
special attractions will be present for
the benefit of the children.
Dubee's animal show will be of es-
pecial interest, with its trained dogs,
monkeys, cats and rats. II is one of
the most novel shows In the country
and those who have seen 1t pronounce
1t splendid. Its present engagement is
at Atlantic City, which fact is the best
recommendation possible, for none but
the best is secured for that hightoned
watering place.
There will be two races that day, also.
One on the regular speed program and
another novelty race that will be
ESPECIALLY INTERESTING.
In addition to the races, there will
be music by brass band.
During this day set aside especially
for the children, Slayton's Tennessee
ans, the noted colored double quartet
of singers will be present and sing.
They will give their program each day
and in the evening during the fair. In
securing these singers the management
has been very fortunate, as they are
one of the biggest drawing cards in the
country. They fill engagements in the
finest opera houses during the winter
season and are always in demand.
Wherever they go. the press is extrava-
CANT in its praises. They are without
doubt the best that travels. They sing
the popular songs, but their
GREATEST HITS
are in the old familiar plantation melo-
dies that stir the memories of all hear
ers.
Under the heading, Every Number
Received an Encore" the Courier, of
New Albion, Iowa, says of these sing
ers:
"The finest entertainment ever given
at New Albion was that of the Slayton
Tennesseeans at Pohlmann's hall. The
audience was a large one, and there was
surely no lack of appreciation and en-
thusiasm. Every number on the pro-
gram merited and received an encore,
while several times the delighted aud
ience would not be satisfied with only
one recall.
THE STRONG POINT
of the company lies in their singing of
the jubilee songs, which were rendered
in a manner unequaled by any save
those of the same southern race. The
Slayton Tennesseeans may be assured
of rousing reception when they come
again"
Delegations of children are expect
ed at the fair from all over the county.
In some districts they will come by
schools, and it is certain that there
will be thousands of Juveniles on the
grounds Tuesday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
STEEL TRUST BUYS
LAND AT C0MNEAUT
Likely to Garry Out the Plan Of
Carnegie to Build Mills
There,

Conneaut, o.. Aug. 1.-THE United
States steel trust now owns 5000 acres
of land east of this place. The plot Is
four miles long and mile wide, on the
lakeshore. This is the strongest indt-
cation yet presented that the trust
means to do business on the lakeshore.
1t is stated that twelve million dol
lar dube works will be built and the
National Tube company. which the
trust threatens to remove from Nc
Keesport will be absorbed in the Con-
neaut plant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
CANTON TALENT
Will Furnish Music and Oratory
at the Harrison Town
shin Picnic.

Canton talent has been called into
requisition for the Harrisol township,
Carroll county picnic. which Is to be
held on the Gath Of August. Razor's
Mandolin club. the Columbia quartet
and Orator Robert A. Cassidy have
been secured for the occasion. The
picnic is the biggest affair in the coun-
ty each year.
Had Carroll made further requi-
sition. Stark might have sent down a
couple Of common pleas JUICES. state
senator, and a number of future can
didates for those positions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20

Noel Pearson. Canton; Abram R. Ever
sole, Lake; Ernest Bachert. Cantonj
William Dannemiller. Canton: b. n.
Shelter, Bethlehem township; David =.
Bordner, Bethlehem; Johnson Grant,
Washington; Louis A. Paul, Massilloni
A. @. Holderbaugh, Tuscarawas; Louis
Ribbilott, Nimishillen.
The grand jury Is to Import Septem-
ber 16, but the petit jurors are subject
to the call of the courts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-08-20
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that mass
convention of the Democrats of Stark
county, will be held at the assembly
room in the city hall, Canton, Ohio, ON
Saturday, August oath, 1901, at 10 a. M,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to
the senatorial convention of this dis
trict.
A. r. TURNBULL,
j. A. JEFFERS, Chairman.
Secretary.