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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Ssgsmaal mob en- u ~ b.
Siour Gitp, Is. Dec. Gn me9et ui9oz
banlig proces er / bisie Oo9e blepen
anlogt | Wonona Gountp. Oct er en-
oeb Wonb, Der bliper lagIegt for
8rub paa 9@gteitabslefte.
Wifs Marp GbriitianIen bar | tire
Qar t0usbolberife for en- Surmer og
Gntemanb peb Nabn 5rant Grum.
Sibfte Suni afgit Grum Deb 9sbsn,
og MI Tiger Wils Gbriitidnien 8oet
for $50 Dollars | Stabeserfiatning
for 9rub paa 2Ggteitabslsfte. SUN
paaItaar, at Grum bapbe lobet at sifte
fig meb bsnbe I Gfteraaret 1900, men
unblob at boloe fit Gsfte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Oeres enefte Sen brutner.
Gbr. Olfen os bans !SuIiru lab fors
rige Onsbag / beres 9iem /
Racine, Wisconiin; beres eneits
Ssn Nnbretp bar life fommen bjem til
Mftensmaaltioet, bpab DER unore6e
Soralbrene. 0eb at gennemlGiP glpis
fen, falbt Sllens 2je pa1 en- geretz
ming ON, at en- Jung Weanb o1r orutnet
famine Gftermioodg beb ct ls6' paa
Stsjter ner Main Ctr. groen, ng
bans Ndpn antoges at bore 81 N.
@reben at en- frpgtelig 4nelie, men
uben at RIPE noget for fin Suitru, lie
be 5aberen til 9borIon &c 9anlsns
Morgue. bportil ben Sorulptteoes Gig
bar bragt; og ct eneite 8lit bar NOT
til at operbepiie BAN ON, at bans enc
tie Sen bar beb. ODbt neobsjet bdne
breoe ban bjem, bpor bans !0uitru
mobtog BAN meb bet Spergsmaal:
4piien flyer, at ct un9t Waennei tie peo
Napn Ol1en er brutnet; bpem mon bet
tan pere?" Saarerne, Der ~itremmeoe
fra benbes Qggtef91es 9jne. bar besz
parre ct altfor tpbeli9t Spar, og balD
bepibTtles fegneoe bun ON. Deb Gig
Ipnet oplpftes bet, at Nnbrelp OlIen.
81 Qar aammel, o9 ct dnoet ungt
Menneite, 9eorse Sasfinger, leb pua
Stejter paa 5loben beb Main ctr.
8roen pad ben uiitre IS; ben Draft og
beese Iant /. 0et lbttebes gasiinger
at tlamre fig til Ssfonten, og beb
9jalp df ct SOB, Iom 8rolbingeren til
taitebe bam. tom ban / 2anb, bort
mob Nnbren Olien life Tom til Sbne.
&aptejn 9pttel tom til meb 6iiteoam,
peren nGmma 9liher," og efter LEM
gere 5ibs Sseen fit ban peb Sjelp at
gaubbaser oraget ben Sorulpttebes
Gig frem unber Sien og bragte bet til
Rebningsitationen; men etbpert 9ibss
tegn bar ielbfplgeligt ubllutt. 4fbpOe
bar tinige meo fine 5orelbre tommen
fra Oanmarf for en- Del @ar iioen
os arbejbebe LEGION fin 5ober / Mits
heas 0oenfabrit, bpor ban bar tenbt
os afbolot iom en- flittis og brop un9
Mdnb. 8~e9ropelien fanot Steb / 5res
bags fra metbobilt= airten paa 9acine
ctr. | iOperbGrelfe at ct talrigt Jels
ge. 9.i' @ u@acines poiten."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

en- befIagelis ulbtfe RANT
te forleoen Onfel 9anlens 9uitru.
Wrs. Sanien bar iaa ubelbig / bet
slatte 5ere at fable paa @aben os
bretfebe / 5albet ben enc 9ofte, ps /
meget libenoe 3ilitanb blep bun bragt
til fit Siem, bpor BUN blep forbunbet
at to 29ger. 30. .. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

9enter al it Spn gen.
geO 0dnit Gentraltomites Msbe /
Hep Yort / 3orsbags beilutteoes bet
at ienbe 0elegeret til itfezrepreiente@
reoe bdnite 5oreninger for at Ipge en-
a~lminbelig Sdmmenl lutning ipartiat.
&omiteen til at osiiItere ben blinbe
8emiter S6r. s. S6ou rapporterebe,
at 6r. S6ou life pniteOe at blipe bull
pen til nogen 5orretning, ba ban benz
tebe at faa lit SDn igen; ban on febe
fun De peb Soften inbfomne penge uO>
betalte. Oct beiluttebes at ubbetdle
Yengene og bermeO flute Sager. Gn
miblertiOig SnOiamling, iom bar fat
/ Scene for at ben pmtalte Sorrets
ming funoe itartes, falbt lelpfel9eli9
bermeb. st 5orilag ON en- unberltetz
telisstasie for tr9ngenbe DANTE ben,
bites til OrpftelIe / be relpeftiOe 5ors
eninger meb pligt for be 9elegerebe at
~rupportere til n9ite Gentralfomite>
mpbe. ,Horbl."
plubfelig beb. CHARLES On
berien, en- Nrbejber / en- Sfofabrit /
geloit, Wis., osbe plubielig, netop lom
ban bar tommen inb / Sabritfen for
at begpnbe lit 4rbejbe. !9jerteilag bar
Osbsaariagen. 9an bar SO Oar og
efterlaber fig 9uitru og to 8ern.
IS. o."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
Sfdnoier Soften 90 uobriper
Norfplelftu.

LaxativeBromoC uinlne Tiner furerer euJ orfe
lelie paa enSaa. 3ngenpelbrfoelie, ingenUefaling'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01
anif=Mmerifanlf.

5rbgtelig Opb. Saeob Ga
cobien, en- 8rubearbeioer / 9ua Dog
Minen peo @reat Sails, Montana,
latte 2ioet til poa en- iprgelig Maaoe.
9an bupbe anbragt Obnamit / Jets
9uQer | gunoen at Sbaften. og ba
tan itulbe tlatre Up ao Stigen for
at TONNE bort, fpr G~fsploiionen inos
traf, miitebe ban Sobfaftet og falbt
til 9unbs netop Iom 0bnomiten els
plooerebe. 9uns 2egeme bleh fsnrers
%ilanget, og Der fanbtes lite anbet perdf
enb imaa Ben o9 apefptter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Oen ban fzdmeritan fe
pidni og a%ompon:i 9bleiteb
CAB ben lite December en- aoncert !
&oncertpal9et / aebenbabn. 9labsns
er enige om at roie bans pirtuosmas,
Iige 5eroigbeo iom pianiit og bans
e~neitadenoe Serrebemme oper Snltru.
mertet. programmed beitob bobebias
gelig al bans e9ne &ompoiitioner, men
arititen mener, at ban er itsrre Iom
pianiit enb iom &%omponiit. YebIt
lntfebes bans SangtompoIitioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

ut belbrebe cit Torfj5leie | cen Gag.
Wrug @arner's White Wine of Tar
Syrup, bet beoite Spitemiocrl p.ss Sorben.
25 og so Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

% r. s. Gloubius, 5uber til en-
/ Gan 5rincisco betenbt 2dnbsmanb,
War. g. Glaubius, er nplig anfommen
BERTH fra asbenbapn. Set er bars
49t at tage parigt Opbolo 6os i'm
Syn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

s nbanbitti9s Selbmorbsz
Ietp aim6onb, 8is., ben
13be December. Niels Yeterien, bDis
5oritano er temmelig mebtaget, bleo
/ @aar bra9t BERTH fra Weit Superiz
or pso ct brettet Sen. 5dn bar gjort
ct 5orlpg paa at tage iig islO of 0ues
t 9oipitalsafOeliagen oeb CT. GrpiG
gountps 2lipl. 1Rer en- 2ommetnip
itar ban en- flor ElGnge oosr 9alien.
San tilfejeOe fig hesaben ani0itit /
Sobeoet og ben netr: BE! at aroppen.
9an blsbte forferOelis. 9et oiOe5
enbnu ifte. om ban tan fomme Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Sangfin lang. ct.
PAUL, Minn., 10. Sec. 6briitian 56oy
mas Gbriftenien itoo / Mites foran ct
Spell I lit g9relfe og fang n9u. 9u,
liegit mir am 9er3en", og ba ban bar
faroi9 meb Sangen, Ifpo ban fig en-
au9le / Munoen og bsbe pjeblittelig.
Gbriitenfen ejeoe en- Saloon og en-
Reitduration. Sans 9ultru forteIer,
at ban / flere 4ar bar b9ret unber
2e9ebebanoling, og at ban feb at en-
8plb paa 9jernen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Den bante Qrtitett 9r.
GrneIt 2aub, Der bl. a. bar bbgget
grooflDns poitbus, blep / Sig. nNorb>
lpiet" fOrnplig uonepnt til Super
inten0ent Of Contribution Of Bubble
Buildings, SreaIurb Department" S
flere Oar bar s6r. 2dub paret / Siege
ringens Sjeneite og boiut / Maibings
ton. s6an er MI aniat / @lmird, %.
g., inbtil bet nbe poitbus Der er fer
bigt. gpgnin9en bfiper uofert / itu>
liens aenuisiance, felt at Sten ubs
oenbig, branbfri, StaalzSg p ps
Staolz8jelfer, inOpenoig Marmor pg
bpiot ggetre. Glmira Yoitbus bill
toite ca. / Midion Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Better g. Nielfen er blepen
oulgt til Oirettsr / ct nplig oprette.
assurance elifdb / Wilpdutee, uS6e
lniperial Gaiualtp Co., Der begpnoer
meb en- 9apital paa 100000, iom
man dllerebe t9nter paa at f%orcO6le.
Selitabet, Der asiurerer I9rlig for
lllptfestilf9lbe, pif begpnbe i'm girts
Iombeb til Hptaar / 20 foritel:gs S.uz
ter. 0ets 5orretninesferer Ell 9. VI.
80. Mortenien, Der er en- pelfenbt 4ss
Iurancez8 eftbrer fra Minneapoiis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

6 nubelbig Manb. Sobn ).
Slnlen,R aeine peri5jor miiteoe i'm enc
6aonb / EN- Saftellemditine ube peb
9orlicts, tom / Sig. IS. 81" after gait
at Steo forleoen og benligger nu paa
bet banife s9oipital meo 4rmitumpen
breftet ppenfor Nlbuen, og fit tiai9e
i'm enc Sfulber at Geb iom 5elge al
ct Sammenlteb meb en- Sporbogn.
Sdnfen, Der bpr pdd IL. Ct, pilbe tez
re fine to 0stre neb / gnen en- often
for at gsre Snbteb til Sulen, men ioet
be naaeoe Yart 4pe. tom en- SporOo9n
meb ripenoe Start o9 for be tunbe ilipps
oper Sporet ramtes guggpen meb
tnul enbe Strait. Nae Ere blep llpnget
langt OBJ / 2uften, men fun !6anie en-
tom %alporlig til Stabe, ibet Yigerne
nalten fom oeo ct Miratel flap meo
forbolbspis ubetpbelige Strammer.
Wognen iplintrebes og Soften, Der
flap lss og lsb lebIt, blep ogiaa en-
Del ifamferet. Sporpognsi elltabet Il
ger ielpfslgelig, at Sanlen lelO bar
Stplo / ulDtten, ibet be paaItaar, at
ban lite tunbe fibre Soften pda @runb
at at ban bar miltet ben enc 5danb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

Osb al &reft. 5ru Marie
Stiamann, 9r. Mrfitett So6on otil>
monns !Suitrl, bsbe | WaabagS pda
bet norfte Soipitdl | grooiioa. Sun
osbe at &reft, 81 Mar sammel. Ser
bar ineen, Der anebe, at oen:ts Imufte,
friit ubf eenbe &ninbe bar pda oenne
fprfGrbelise Spgbom; ben pilte fig
fun for tort Sib fiben. 5rm Stiu'
mann bar fpbt / 9olanb og til9erte
Der EN- aniet, pslbapenbe 5dmilie. S
Sonanb sjorbe bum 8etenotffab meo
lin Manb, os Der blep bun gift. &C.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-01

&ennaro, Rebr., Dec. 81. = @briit
Carl en-, Der bar iammen meb Cars
e5enie en- paa Srouien peo ulbtten /
2erbogs, er MI tommen fig iaa goot,
at ban bar funnel bore ube. 5or6s=
rene / Mnispnins at lllptfen tog i'm Be-
oDnbelie | @dar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
PROGRAM
OF countyTeachers conve ntion

Following is the program for the
convention of the Stark county school
officials, at the high school tomorrow:
Morning Service.
Opening Exercises-Conducted by Supt.
n. A. Jones, Massillon, Ohio.
Taxation for School Purposes.
Hon. Atlee. Pomerene, Canton, o.
"Taxation for School Purposes.
&C. A. Krider, Esq, Massillon, o.
School Libraries" ................
]. w. Guthrie, Prin. of High School
Alliance, 0.
School Libraries" ...............
..... .Supt. J. L. Schrantz, Lake, o.
Observation-Disclosures Business.
Progress Of Rural Schools" ......
......... Jacob Grossman, Paris, o.
Progress of Rural Schools. .......
49,. Owen J Evans, Oval City, o
School Boards-City".. ..........
-. Hon. Robert Day, Massillon, O.
School Boards-Village" ........
Supt. q. A. Richardson. Navarro, o
School Roards-Township" ......
.......... John Taylor, Marlboro, O
School Legislation. ...............
Hon. l.. ID. Bonebrake, Estate School
Commissioner.
School Legislation. ".............
Hon. Clark Metzgar, Richville, O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21

Arrangements have been completed
by the Mckinley Memorial association
for the soliciting Of subscriptions from
the various branches of the national
association of letter carriers. There
are about 5000 branches in the United
States. A letter was received by Sec
retary Hartzell on Thursday from Jas.
G. Keller, national president of the
letter carriers, announcing the appoint
ment of committee of local letter
carriers to carry on the work and au-
thorizing the association to solicit the
subscriptions. The men who are del
egated are: Frank II. Darr, Monroe
Appel and George Il. Bachman.
President Keller corresponded with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
.EX.SHERIFF LODGE
DANGEROUSLY SHOT
Gun 10 Discharges ed Accidentally
lnfIietins Very Dangerous
Wounds.
(Stan Specially

Salem, Feb. 20-Ex-Sheritr Mark O..
Lodge, at his farm yesterday after
noon. near Franklin Square, was dan
gerously wounded by the accidental
discharge of a shotgun. While de-
scendng ladder in the stable. cary
Ing pitchfoik in one hand and the
loaded gun in the other, he slipped
upon the ladder and fell, when the gun
was discharged, the load entering the
lower part of the abdomen and side.
DR.. II. j. Marquis, of Lisbon, who
attended him, said that he has reason
to believe a large part Of the shot
simply inflicted flesh wounds on the
side without entering the body.
Thirty-six shot, however, have been
removed and the physician says now
there is hope for his recovery. Mr..
Lodge was sheriff of Columbiana coun-
ty from 1890 to 1895.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
HE SAID "QUEER,"
But He Didn't Say Corrupt"

In commenting upon the call for a
special meeting of council which was
requested on Wednesday by six mem
bers of council, Councilman William
Lichtenwalter was credited in the
News-Democrat with stating, "The
Canton council is the most corrupt
legislative body of men that | have
ever encountered or heard off,
Mr. Underwater claims that he did
not make this statement but that the
words which he used were, THE Can
ton council is the queerest legislative
body of men, etc." This expression
was used by Mr.. Lichtenwalter in a
recent council meeting and it was this
phrase, he said, that he used when
talking to the reporter. The council
man also wishes to deny that he said
that Ed, l.. Smith had visited him at
his office. hut that it was Mr.. Bern
over alone who visited him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
MAIL CARRIERS WILL II
SEND IN DONATIONS
Tho Five Thousand Branches OF tho National As
ISOLATION Will be Asked to Contribute to
the Memorial Fund.

William NJ Johnson. first postmaster
general, before he authorized the work
Answer was received stating that the
project would be approved by the de-
partment IL no civil service or de-
partmental rules are violated. AL
subscriptions by carriers must be en-
tirely voluntary.
Remittances from the different
branches will be sent to Alexander
Macdonald, treasurer of the associa-
tion, in Grand Rapids, Mich and no
tice Of the subscription will be return
cd to Frank H. Darr, in Canton.
Returns from the chain letter
schemes are arriving with increasing
rapidity. Over $500 letters were for.
warded from Canton to Cleveland or
Wednesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
IN WASHINGTON
Everett Met the Advisory Board
A Washington dispatch to the Cleve-

A Washington dispatch to the Cleve-
land Leader of Thursday says:
Henry A. Everett, of Cleveland,
head of the Everett-Moore syndicate,
was in Washington today in attend
ance upon meeting of the advisory
board of the independent telephone
companies of Ohio. Indiana and the
central west. The conference was
held at the New Willard hotel, and
was secret. At its conclusion the fol-
lowing statement was made by one
OF the men who participated In 1t:
1--WE discussed routinematte to the
exclusion of everything else. The
meeting today was one of the regular
sessions of the board. Consolidation
of all the independent telephone COM
panies was not considered, although
It was mentioned in an incidental way.
It Is not improbable that another
meeting of the board will be held with
In six weeks or two months, at which
combination will be discussed serious
Iy'"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
GETTING EVEN
Sequel to the Dennis
Heacock Case.
dennis BRINGS SUIT
Against Heacock for $4,000
on Charge Of Malieiousiy
Causing His Arrest
One Year Ago.

A. 4. Dennis, of Canton, has sued
Irwin S. Heacock, of Alliance, for $10,-
600 damages. The suit is the outcome
of rivalry between insurance agents.
Heacock is of the firm of Galbreath &c
Heacock, and it is alleged in the petit
tion which was filed in common pleas
court Thursday that the defendant
maliciously caused the arrest of Mr..
Dennis on the charge of writing insur-
ance in companies that were not au-
thorized to do business in this state,
and that it was done to injure his good
name and business.
The specific charge is that on Febru-
ary %, 1901, iIeacock wrote a letter
to A. ]. Vorys, insurance commissioner
at Columbus, stating that Dennis had
been writing business in certain un-
authorized companies, and that the
letter was written with malicious in
tent and not for the protection of any
one or for any regard for the law. The
letter is said to have contained. libelous
accusations calculated to injure the
plaintiff and on this charge damages
in the sum of $4,000 are asked.
SAYS HE WAS INJURED.
AS second cause of action, it is
claimed that Dennis was arrested on
the 10th of March last, as result of
the writing of this letter; that he was
taken to Lisbon on the criminal charge
and was compelled to give bail in the
sum of $500. He had to stand trial
before the probate Judge and suffered
all the disgrace and ignominy conse-
quent upon such prosecution. At the
trial he was acquitted of all blame in
the matter, but claims that the arres,
injured him in his reputation and bus
mess in the sum of $4,000, and judg.
ment is asked against Heacock for
$40 coo.
Mr.. Dennis stated to a reporter
that he had dols som. sns'Lsss in TIC
vicinity of Millport. ColImbiana coun-
ty, which Heacock considered his ter
ritory, and that to get even the latter
had written the letter complained Of
| Dennis was arrested and taken tt
Lisbon and had an expensive trial
A number of witnesses and attorneys
from Canton were taken over and thu
hearing attracted great deal of in
terest- locally. The News Democra
gave complete history Of the cas-,
at the time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
ORATORS WILL SPOUT.
State Contest at Akron Tonieht

Akron, Feb. 20.-Some OF the con-
.testants in the state intercollegiate
oratorical contest, to take place here
tonight, have already arrived. The
orators and subjects are as follows:
Frank Knots, Mount Union college,
America, the Herald of Civilization"
James F. w. Wallace, Marietta col
lege, William Mckinley" Clarence
c. Carlton, Buchtel college, "The Ma
chine and the Man." U. S. Earles,
Wooster university, Let Us Sleep Up
on 1.-THE Outcome;" Oliver f. Weav-
er, Wittenberg, "Demosthenes, the
Lion" Miss Ada Hunt, Denison uni
versity, Gen. Stonewall Jackson"
H. Woodward, Hiram college, "Thc
Greed That Curses"
The winner of this contest will rep
resent Ohio in the national intercol-
legiate contest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
he was arrested for Menke said, 9TH
is new one on me-"
GASHED HIS THROAT.

he was arrested for Menke said, "This
is new one on me-"
GASHED HIS THROAT.
When the marshal entered the sta
tion with bis prisoner, the night pa
trolmen were just going on duty and
as Turnkey Samuel Becherer was busy
calling the roll. Menke was temporar-
lily placed in a cell in the women's de-
partment. After the roll call, Ser
geant Wielandt went back to see the
man and discovered him leaning his
head against the bars of the cell with
an immense cash in his throat from
which the blood was flowing freely.
Several policemen were dispatched
for the physicians, who, when they ar
rived, placed Menke on the table in
the station and dressed the wound in
his throat. Menke carried large
clasp knife which had not been remov-
ed from his pocket when he was
placed in the station. With this he
had slashed wound about FIVE inchss
in length across his throat.
WOUND NOT DANGEROUS.
Although the wound was long, It was
not deep and no large blood vessels
were severed. After the cut had been
dressed and sewed up, Menke was
placed on cot in the womens depart
ment.
When Menke was discovered by Ser
geant Wielandt he. said, "They have
done me and ! will do them now"
Menloe is about 38 years old and has
lived 10 Canton ever since his mar
riage. He came here from Cincinnati,
where it seems he was once in trouble
over mysterious daughter About
year ago, Mayor Robertson received
letter from the girl inquiring for in
formation regarding her father.
Menke has retained an attorney and
will defend himself against the charge
brought against him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
CONNECT THE WABASH
With More Towns by Trolley.

Wheeling Register: There is well
verified rumor that the Panhandle
Traction company's line now under
construction to Wellsburg, is to be ex-
tended beyond that point to a june
tion with the Wabash railroads new
Pittsburg line, which is to cross the
Ohio at Mingo Junction. 1t is even
said that contracts are about to be let
for the grading Of the extension from
Wellsburg, about five miles, to Cross
creek, up which the Wabash's Pitts
burg line Is being constructed. Heavy
steel rails are being laid on the trac-
ton line, and the gauge. feet 8 1-2
inches, being the standard railroad bed
is being constructed with no heavy
grades or sharp curves, and the bridge
and culvert construction is of a type
heavy enough to carry engines and cars
used on steam railways.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
SAVED THE CHILD
But Was Badly Hurt Himself.

Lisbon, Feb. 20.-John Parker, a ma
chinist in the Beaver tin mill here had
his leg broken near the hip Joint yes
terday afternoon. He had taken a
large wheel from the machinery OF
Mill No. Z, and was rolling 1t through
the mill. AS he was turning a corner
with the wheel the small child of Fred
Slesser ran in his way. To keep the
wheel from falling on the child, Par
ker threw himself In front OF the
wheel and tried to keep 1t from fall
ing. It's weight was SO great that he
could not keep the wheel up and it fell
on his right leg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
MINERS TO MEET.
Plans for MasslIIon contersn nce

Massillon, Feb. 20.-Robert Legg, dis
trict president of the United Mine
Workers, has issued call for a meet
ing to be held here March 6, to re-
form the scale to go into effect April
l, when the interstate agreement OF
miners and operators becomes effective
The Joint conference of miners and
operators win be held March 10.
The miners will demand an eight.
hour workday for the engineers, and
here will come u hitch. az the opera
tors are determined not to grant this
concession. It 10 feared that q sus-
pension OF operations viii result.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
WIDOW" IS SUED
BY Husba nd for Divorce--Ouccr
Mistake Of the Directory
Man.

A copy of summons was received
at the sheriff's office from Grant coun-
ty, Ind, to he served upon Mrs. Rachel
c. Moore, whose husband, William Fl.
Moore, had sued her for divorce, in the
Indiana courts.
Mrs. Moore was found at 1908 Frank
lin street, Canton, and served with
the copy of the summons. She Is in
the directory as the widow of William
II. Moore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
GOT HIM A SPECIAL BILL.

st. Clairsville, Feb. 2O-Congressman
J. j. Gill succeeded in having a spec
week giving to Col. James F. Charles
worth, of st. Clairsville a pension of
$50 month. Col Charlesworth is a
Democrat and valiant soldier who was
shot so badly that silk handkerchief
was drawn through the bullet wound.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
SANGUINE SPEECH
OF ItaIy's King, In Eternal City.

(News-Denocrat Leased Wire servi.e.)
Rome, Feb. 20.-The Italian parlia-
ment was opened by King Victor
Emanuel today. 1t was magnificent,
spring-like day. In his speech from
the throne the king. after mentioning
the good economical and financial con-
dition of the country, laid particular
stress on the friendly relations with
foreign countries, noting especially the
rapproachment with France.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
IN BANKRUPTCY COURT.

Cleveland, Feb. 20.--Jacob G. Kountz,
Jr., and FRAZIER X. Hutchinson, of
Wellsville, have been adiudged bank
rupt In the United States district court
at Cleveland. Kountz is butcher and
Hutchinson Is physician who was
formerly In the bakery business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21
POPE'S JUBILEE

Opened Today in Rome.
CSews-Democrat Leased Wire service)
Rome, Feb. 20.-The pope's jubilee
was opened with "Te Deum' At st.
Peters today.
The sight at the cathedral was most
imposing. Over $4,000 persons were
present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-02-21

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