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IN THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
The Heresy OF PROT Pearson Calls for
his Expulsion From the Methodist
University

r1,a b.r..i..a1 dac1ar.tior Of Prof
Cba~le. " pasr..p that ,ba miracle.
of.ba Ribl. ara myths 1egep5. nara,
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I'D l-'@ Iei4g'ou3 world
For instance, the Mount Zion Her
AID saws it i the worst form Of
bara-,. w.. l.a,.. ,,..,,.,, 9,
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the chaE OF English Literature IN the
Northwestern University Of Illinois
gives color and adds weight 10 what
,ba 5i.,inc,;.l,o5 oo,,1oo,, Gnu
-,
''-iousii tue iioie99oF says 'hS' II
does not now require the exceptional
courage and foresight OF a Hume or
Strauss TO recognize the mythical
character OF the Biblical miracles, he
i receiving very little sympathy and
no endorsement from his brother
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his bald heresies and his premedi-
tated attack upon the ministry and
me sunday school force OF AIs church
should SUBJECT him 10 immediate and
positive discipline by the trustee Of
NortA"e-iern University, There can
re 10 combination o. his deliberate
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The Christian Advocate says:
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Still for StoVall.

We dete7t flattery, hence are sincere
when We say that it will take a mighty
good man to till the gubernatoriaI
chair upon the retirement Of the pres
ent incumbent, but we would like to
see Brother Stovall Of the Tampa
Tribune seated therein. He is one of
the best editorial writers i'm the state.
and ought to make IA good governor
Bronson Times Democrat.
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Inc Nagro Moving Rorthward.

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The Best Prescription for Malaria

Chills and fever is bottle Of
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is
simply iron and quinine in a tasteless
form. No cure-no pay. Price zoe.
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T.- Sew York independent makes
ta- following comment:
The higher criticism viii not only
put lowered value ou tile Bible, hut
viii find their faith IN cod reduced.
and viii Use much of that influence
on their lives which comes from "a be-
lief I'D an active ami present God, vino
revealed Himself in miracle, and
+. theophany to patriarch- and apostles,
I and whose supreme revelation was in
Jesus Christ. For who knows where
We shall stop when We are resolving
/ Old Testament miracles into myths.
or how far OF from the control Of our
. lives We may be trusting God:'
Tie following are extracts from
Prof. Pear-on's published article that
has called forth these severe criti-
ci-ms:
1T j. admitted by all commeuta-
tors that the difference in substance
and style I'm the books Of the Bible
correspond to the differences in the
Compartments and opinions Of the
writers OF the respective books. Johns
gospel differs from Mark because the
intellectual aud spiritual endowment-
OF those who wrote them We're differ
ent. The writings OF Isaiah differ
from those Of jeremiah or Ezekiel be-
cause the men themselves differed,
and so on through the whole list Of
books and authors. Carrying the rea-
sOning a step further, it means that |
every sentence in every book in the |
whole Bible is the thought OF some |
man or woman, inspired 10y God, the |
ultimate source Of all power and wis
dom.
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The Madison Recorder -py- that J.
+. 4. Bowden, former mayor of jack
sOnville, has announced himself "a
candidate for the state --u,t, f.r
Duval county. This means OBJ. te.
ginning Of warmer time BOD .d
DuvaI. Lake cry Index
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

which a tunnel In being excavated $3.50
feet In length. From Mt. Washington an
open space of country Is spanned until
another tunnel is being constructed 4, ,45O
feet long. From the 0reentree tunnel the
line runs westwardly 10 the Ohio river,
other cantilever bridge now being built.
From here tho lines run westwardly to
connection with the Wheeling h Lake Erie
railway at Jewett. o. The Ohio river
bridge near Mingo will be structure sim
liar TO that over the Mononsahoia. 0ut
with y central span OF TOO feet. with
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

o. d. Phillips, second clerk.
Ben Bridges. third clerk.
Harry Doss, pilot.
Clate Crawford chief engineer.
Harry Clason, second engineer.
Arch Schriver, first mate.
James Chriss, second mate.
l.. u. McGowen, second baker.
Fred Rentz, barkeeper.
James Neville, carpenter.
Arthur Shelley, watchman.
PANIC OF PASSENGERS.
The fire was discovered at 4:05
o'clock in the forward hold. BY 81
the entire boat was in flames, and at
4;30 the whole vessel was wreck.
The front stairways burned, cutting off
any avenue of escape.
The crew alarmed the sleeping pas
sengers, bursting open the doors to
awaken them. They ran out without
putting on life preservers and crowd
ed aft. The officers held them back
while the one yawl was loaded with
women and children. About 20 or 30
were taken Off in the boat and then
those in the water were rescued. The
water was very cold, and the passen-
gers were in their night clothing.
Those who were not burned up in the
boat drowned in the cold water, all
except those who were able to swim.
When some reached shore they were
unable to stand, and had to be helped
out of the water.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

ter how promising"
. What do you know about the other
projects that were limited at by the
Cleveland BulletinY Mr.. Langenbacf
was asked.
"As to that I cannot say. That may
have been q general statement made
to console the Canton stockholders
1t is possible. however, that some oi
these Clcvelanders may reciprocate
and when we plan some other industry
or the extension of our present plants
they may take stock and thus help us
along. But as to that, it is pure con-
lecture. ff}f
while we have nothing but regret
at the failure to locate the blast fur
mace here, vet we feel that we did all
that we could. and will have to be
satisfied with the thought that we can
get our raw material independent OF
any trust or combine that might try
to squeeze us out in the future"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


G. M. Aman to the Stark Electric
Railway company, part lots 5426, 5427
and 542S. Second ward. $225.
Adam B. Andes to the Stark Elec-
trio Railway company. part lots 202S
and 2029. Second ward, SITS.
Sara Biechele to the Stark Electric
Railway company. part lot 2036. Sec
ond ward, $150.
Minerva ]. Bidwell to the Stark
Electric Railway company, part Lot
2O2S, Second ward. $225.
John Bast and others to the Stark
Electric Railway company. part lots
1891 and 1882. Second ward, 800.
Frederick Daberko to the Stark
Electric Railway company, lots 4522
and 1923, Second ward, $4,000.
William X. Day to the Stark Elec-
trio Railway company, 33 1-3x125 feet,
Second ward, 5000.
Frank De Graf to the Stark Elec-
trio Railway company, part lot 6223
Second ward, $153.
Mary McCrea to the Stark Electric
Railway company. part lot 4511, Sec
ond ward, $3.50.
Mary Moog to the Stark Electric
Railway company, part lot 4509, Sec
ond ward, $3.50.
William F. Schumacher to the Stark
Electric Railway company. part lot
2Ol9 and lot 2O2O, Second ward. $2,500
The National Wringer company to
the Stark County Electric Railway
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
Of Once Beautiful City
of Pitts sburg.
SIXTY LIVES LOST
In the Terrible Holocaust on
River Near Cairo.-Bodies
Are Now Being
Recovered.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Servicel
Cairo, April 21.-A blackened wreck
lying on the Kentucky shore is miles
above this city is all that is left today
of the handsome steamer City of
Pittsburg, which burned to the water s
edge at 4 a. m. Sunday. Within its
ruins, still too hot to search, are en-
tombed the bodies of scores of passen-
gers and members of the crew, who
were caught and literally roasted
alive. 1t Is thought dense smoke suf-
located many and relieved their suf-
fering
The steamer was loaded with 1000
bales of hay which fed the flames and
made the boat an inferno. 1t is GER
tain that sixty perished but as the
steamers register is destroyed it is
impossible to give the names with
accuracy.
ThosY who escaped the flames had
200 feet to swim to reach the shore
and many drowned in the attempt.
Many others floated on pieces of
wreckage for miles down the river and
some who were rescued will die of
exposure.
PASSENGERS DEAD.
Boy, aged 10, son of Archie NJ. AL
len. Pittsburg.
l.. l.. Hunter, Litinti, Pa.
Miss Mary Lister, Carrollton, o.
Captain Yves Doss, Cincinnati. o.
Miss Marie Tissim, Cannelton, Ind.
Three children Of Mrs. Fannie Nc
Cullon, Leavenworth, Ind.
Child of Pilot AL. Prtchard.
Patrick Burke, wife and six chill
dren. Owensboro, Ky.
Clay Breeze, wife. and son, Union
town, Ky.
Little girl named Sweeney, Owens
boro Ky.
Mr.. Adams, Ohio.
Mr.. Downs, Memph,s.
CREW DEAD.
ice Redding. Cincinnati, assistant
engineer
Fred Jones, Newport, assistant en-
gineer.
Tom Smith. Memphis. assistant
pilot.
William Bollinger, Cincinnati, first
steward.
Henry Thomas, colored, Cincinnati,
second steward.
John Bolts, Cincinnati. cook.
Tony Gilfoil, Cincinnati, baker.
PASSENGERS INJURED.
Mrs. s. r. Leach, Bridgeport, o.,
terribly burned about the head.
Mrs. Ellen Fennimore. Arbuckle, w.
Va, burned about the hands and
face.
Mrs Fannie McCullon, Leavenworth,
Ind, burned about the breast.
PASSENGERS SAVED.
Archie M. Allen and wife, Pittsburg
Emma Smith, Paducah.
i. M. McGraw. Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Judge Mukley, Metropolis, Ill.
Miss Myer. Point Pleasant. w. Va.
Margaret Bridges. Louisville. Ky.
Jennie Bessick, Lexington, Ry.
G. V. Stations and wife. Careysville,
Ky.
MEMBERS OF CREW SAVED.
Captain John M. Phillips. master.
Captain Dana Scott. purser.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
MANS BACK is BROKEN
BUT HE STILL LIVES
Remarkable Patient Received at AuItm an Hos pta
Saturday Morning Operation May
Yet Save His Life.

John Koontz, of Osnaburg, whose
back was broken some time ago by
a fall of slate in coal mine near that
place, was brought to the Aultman
hospital for treatment Fridaynorning.
The fracture has caused pressure upon
the spinal cord and produced paral-
ysis of the body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

company. part lots 1903 and 1909. Sec
ond ward. $275.
benjamin F. Ware to the Stark
Electric Railway company, part lot
?616 Second ward, $40.
Simon Ringenbach to the Stark
Electric Railway company, part lot
1929, Second ward. SITS.
Henry Schaufele to the Stark Elec-
trio Railway company, part lots 17G3
and 1765, Second ward, $110.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
SACRIFICED LIFE
To Save His Grandson.

Wheeling, April 21.-In his effort to
save his favorite grandson from being
killed by the Ohio river flyer" yester-
day James Anderson was himself
ground to pieces.
The two were gathering driftwood,
when Anderson. who was TO- years OF
age. noticed that the boy was Oh the
track in danger. He rushed across in
time to push the boy out dof harm s
way. but did not succeed in escaping
himself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

1t is thought that possibly an op-
Grafton will result in relieving the
pressure. and this will be resorted to
is the only means of saving the mans
life. He was accompanied by DR..
Walker. DR.. E. G. Myers, of Canton,
will perform the operation. The re-
suit will be watched with interest,
as the operation Is an unusual one
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
ROOT IN CUBA.
Secretary Of War Arrives in
: Havana and 10 Met BY
Gen. Wood and Staff.

tNews-Democrat Leased Wire Service.)
Havana, April 21.-Secretary Root,
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
arrived here at 8 o'clock this morning.
General Wood and his staff met the
party at the dock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
.CHARRED BODIES IN THE RUINS
Rebels In China
Capture Nan King.
(Leased wire)

(Leased wire)
II ONG KONG, April 19.-
II Nan King. one of the largest
cities in the Kwang 81 province,
is reported to have been taken
by the rebels, who have been be-
sieging the place for several
days. "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

falling north.
The piers are necessarily massive. being
70 feet high above high water. They are
20 feet thick at the neck. with a center
section followed out. They are OF con-
crete ashlar. faced with Beaver valley
sandstone. with such projecting courses
some architectural pretensiou. The anchor
piers are entirely monoIiths OF concrete.
A steel viaduct will be used for the ap-
depot and from the bridge across the Pam
handle and Pittsburgh q Lake Erie rail-
road tracks to Mt Warrington, through
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

All structures are being built double track
and proportioned for modern heavy rolling
stock
The Monongaheia river bridge center
span In sl2 feet between pier centers. with
BAG feet anchor arms. The ,entral towers
are 1915 feet high and the depth Of the
will be spaced 81 feet centers. BY vary
ing the panel lengths 40 and 80 feet). q
slightly outline Of the structure has been
attained. at least as slightly ~ this type
OF bridge can afford. where . straight
lower chord II unavoidable. There IL =
grade of 1 per cent over the struoturs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
NAVY APPOINTMENTS.

Washington. April 21.-Captain
Joseph B. Coghlan and Captain James
X. Sands were today nominated to be
rear admirals.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22
Mr.. langenbach Ex.
plains How Canton
LOST THE FURNACES
Control Of Proj jeet Was Lost Be-
cause Canton Capitalists
Wouldn't Buy SuffI-
cient Stock.

The parties who had charge Of the
movement to secure the blast furnace
for Canton feel greatly disappointed
at their failure to land 1t, and attifb-
ute their defeat to the fact that Canton
capitalists we're slow to realize the
value Of the investment, which was
easily made apparent to the moneyed
men of Cleveland.
There is some satisfaction that Can
ton parties retain their interest III the
concern and Canton concerns will be
benefited in the matter of getting sup
plies at reduced rates for manufactur-
ing purposes.
In discussing the question of the
failure to land the furnaces. Mr.. Ed.
Iangenbach, general manager of the
Berger works. said:
Mr. Carnahan, Mr.. McLain and my
self undertook to enlist sufficient cap
ital in Canton to control the location
of the plant Our plan was to locate
1t adjacent to the Berger works, the
Carnahan tin mill and the Stark roll
ing mill.
TOOK A BIG BLOCK.
1--WE personally agreed to take $3.50,
600 of the stock and arranged to dis
pose of enough outside to make the
thing go. It was necessary to have
the citizens of the city of Canton take
$4,000 worth of stock so as to give us
a majority. We eventually arranged
it so that IL We could have placed
100000 here we could have landed the
plant. At that time the intention was
to capitalize the concern at 100000.
Ever this amount could not be
raised, so that we were compelled to
go elsewhere with the furnaces.
When we reached this conclusion. T.
d. Croxton and myself went to Cleve-
land. The question had been discuss
ed and we concluded that since Can
ton could not get the pant We would
enlarge our plans. The capital stock
is to be a million and two furnaces
of greater, capacity will be built.
Dockage rights of great value have
been secured and we figure upon pro-
ducing pig iron at cost much below
what we have to pay in the markets
when we went to Cleveland we
found capitalists very willing to get
into the venture. We were there but
a day. and in that short time we Sc
cured subscriptions for the full amount
of the stock we desired to place and the
furnaces will be built at once.
RETAIN INTERESTS.
"We retain the same amount OF
stock we had originally intended to
take
Canton not only lost the blast fur
naces, but the other industries that
would have naturally followed it here
greatly regret it. for 1t was part OF
o,r plans for greater Canton.
Tt shows. however, that Canton
capitalists who have made their money
by some of tho slower and more con-
servative methods, are slow about
risIEing it in new ventures. no mat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-22

TIC surest and safest remedy for kid
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Kidney Cure.
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WEEKLY BULLETIN, 1t

REAL ESTATE
10th and f SITS. NV.
l23 l., apis, 2 and Or
each. $500 to $1,000
lS43 X, Or. 1000
l26 U, Or. 1880
l3I 9th NV, 11r. .33. 81
92I r ! av. Ar. 1000
l245 11th Sc. 6r. 90
I'LL f NV, Ar. 20. 90
6O2 Erie st, Sr&sta. 2U.VU
'3 Decatur ne, Or. .11.50
} HOUSES,
10th near r, lar. .150
z Cap nr I'd, 15r, 2b. .15O
Wyoming ay, lSr, 2b. $50
18th near Q, Sr. IDS
Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
\ near 18th, Tor. r......75
CES.
40 La av.. $40 & $500
4O3 7th nw........ 1000
Res.
III y NV. .$l2.O
LES,
2o4 Pa av se (rear) $500
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Evening star., 1902-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lnmbia holding Probate Court-No 1056s Adj
ation..Ihs ,f,, Is to give notice: That the
obtained from the Probate Court of the Dis,rict
OF Columbia letters testamentary the estate of
Maria Massey Barringer late Of the District of Co.
lumba, deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
of January. A.D. 1908; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate i;iyen
under my hand this 2Sth day Of January 1902
JOHN BIGGS. 913 Market St, Wilmington. Del
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT, Register Of Wills for
Court. BARNARD JOHNSON. Attorneys.
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