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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-19
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beiten, bic ie fabriairt ipuroen.
MIaao sJrpm 93prts.
Aas Meriio.

Der 1T Der 6auptitaot Wierito Ct.
lheinenoen rDeutihen 8tg. fir Wies
rito" entnebmen mir Nahftebenbes:
- 8pn elmer beoeutenben arbG>
lD9iihen Gntoedune tuiiien bieiige
Bldtter al er5dblen. 8ei Gusgra<
bungen, bic 6err Sapille bonn SEEM
gorter Muieum i'm 2iitriftc Guila=
pam (@taat Oaraca) nornahm unb
bel oenen i'm 6err 2eopolop BatreS
nit ieiner gr0sen, aIgenein aners
tannten SabtenntniB unterftiibte,
fano man cine altsapotefiihe 8es
ardbniBit9tte, cine Grt 9ootenfau,=
mer, unter einem fiinitliben 6ii9el.
Die @ingangstbiire Fat einiee bierus
| olbpbiide Snihriften in 0uhrelief
uno oeutlib ertennbar. Jn Der
Witte cine iisenoe mdnnlihe Ser
ion, NIT bem @eiibte nah Siioen
getpenbet, baneben einc Nrt Waltes
iertreuS unb elm Bib nit umrab=
nung. oas ourh suei iib treuaenbe
2iruen in bier Jeiber getbeilt lit
(Sabresbisrpalppbe?) Die 1biire su
Dem Grab tpeiit nab Often, Elm iels
tener San, ba bic tueniaen bis jebt
aufgefunbenen @rabitdtten lire
0auptfront ourhueg nod Weiien
ober Siioen gerihtet batten. @eaen=
iiber Der @rabtbiire, ettua 5ebn Weter
entfernt, fano man Elm aus 9bon
gearbeitetes, iebr gut erbaltenes Sool
in iitenber Stellune. baS @eiibt nit
elmer Mlaste bebedt. Ser 9Drper
bes Sbols ift eif0rmie seitaltet unb
miBt 62 cnt. 66he; iein Durhmeiier
betrdet oben 20. unten 16 en-. Die
Nusgrabuneen uerben pou 60 Ir=
beitern fMtseiest.
- Betroleumquelen, nab oenen
in fetter 3eit 10 eifrig in nielen
Staaten oer Republif geiubt miro,
iino nun tbatidhlib in Tamaulipas
entoeGt uproen. Sic er9aben bel
ibrer GriblieBune Elm tdalibes
Nuantum bon 400 ssaB unreines
Betroleum uno be Wusbeute bat iib
beute auf $50 s5ah aefteisert. Die
Maitinen fiir bic 2duterune bes
Betruleums tperoen nod i'm Wunat
Mara in 8etrteb geiebt.
- Wit ben giienbabnanlaeen,
bic bis gum %. 5ebruar uolIenbet
tpurben. beiibt bic @epublit $1,000
9ilometer gilenbabnen uno bat oa'
nit enbailti9 ale lateiniid=ameritas
ntihen Shpeiteritaaten iiberIiieelt.
Bor auei Sabren Fam Werito in
briner Weibe binter Nrgentinien uno
Nralilien uno Dor einem Sabre itano
es nur nod binter 8raiilien suriif.
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san Autouio, Miltwo6 10. WtdrS 1902.

!eginnsns Treut mid unbGnhig. 81
Ttrma erndbnte iibrigens nihts boe
bon, bab Damen hds Blnt heraus.
geben IpolIen. Das III ia alIerhinoa
bohf ortsiueu."
pllnb i'd tomme .b.n, um ssbre
freunblide 9fotis iiber unfer ,Nsuss
Meib au ersanaen. rsfpettipe au berid3s
ttgen. Infer Berleger beiBt ndmlid
@rsaor aamente. ni9t G0pfer."
Der Sournaliit fu9te nnter einen,
9aufen bon Rorretturfabnen iinb sra,
nnftriptaetteln. .@i, mir 1T ober bod.
als bdtte ih ben tleinen Mrtifel IeIbfi
in Der 9anb eebabt!-Da, {eben @ie,
9ier 1T bas Original. Blos Elm
.Wafd5ettel,' tuie ct 1eute Mittaa .pobl
allen 3situngsn susesonsen 1T. Mber
! iiber3eusen Sic fi9 felbft: IS ]inb So
gen NIT Der boIfen ssirma bon aSpfer
C 90. llnb ba itebt es aud mod beutz
ltA TN Sert gu lefen: :. Das Inter
nehmen suiro bpn bsr iungen, inbeb
fdon riibmlinit betannten @erlaass
firma SDpfer & 60. ssplont-' fftmni
Mort fit Mort."
ssrau Glioa bliGte crit ben gfebofs
teur, bw1n Wipiane berbubt an. ,Mber
tpas fdllt Sen 2suten benin etna I'D,
berltehe bas einfan ni1t. sd fann
Sbuen ni9ts anberes fdsen ols: ID
babe bereits bor bterae6n Sde.n mil
Gresor aamenfe @srtrag esmadt. &C.
robe morsen nollte ieb {eIbit cine glce
tia iikr unisr llnternebtnen In bic
8ldtter ridden
pSa, bic @ahe III mir allerbinas
slet4foqs rGtb1elbaft. sd tenne h!e
cine 5itina nur 10 bieI obsr 10 tpen:a
lpie bic anbsre. Mn1 beiten mobl, Sie
fahrsn iofort au ,bieien 6erren SDpfer
&c 70. uno bitten bort Inn Muffldrune,
Dber tuean Gle ans Selepbon ipo!s
lei.-5aft, bo t!inselt's aerabe.1
Sn. her 8runnsnftraBe mar Elm elete
trfder StraBenbabnmosen in eintn
aonbitoreiiaben bineinsefabren.- -Dit
2abenmomien botte mad ber benad,
barten Sanitdtspa9e transportirt
lperbsn miiFen unb Elm Sdubmonn
bate bas linie 9ein sebroden-es es mar
elm rmebrt0pfieer" 6amilienpater.
.Meine Damen, es tbut mir leib, ber
GrobnbtenF besinnt tpieber. Diels
perfIiyten Meporter itDren einem oud
bic senubreihite NbenbunterbaItung.
Mhts fir unsut-aber bic unslids
Tide 2obenmamieu mub nod iaIeu>
nigit in ben Sab-unb Der ungeIhlifs
fene Strabenbabnuasen nebit @dubs
mannheim min unieren lieben Ser,
Iinern natiirlid aud f9on I'm Mor-
aenblatt gum 3affee ierpirt tperben.
Mar mir Elm bsionberes 0ergniiaen,
meine Damen. Seberaeit germ gu @es
bots.1
{EprtfeBunQ fDfot),
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10. e piteL.

Gin tpabrer 2aumel NOR aber
@ipiane gefommen. Der Mbitanb atpiz
f9en bieIer neuen glGnsenben un,eez
bung unb ibrem bisberigen Maniarz
> htnbttm mar au getpaltig. gs foftete
lie tbotiGdli9 Wuhe, fi1 in ben Qurus
oes 9dusfanbes Der Gdottin bineins
5ufinhen.
Sn ben nG4ftn sassn 5orsle Jrau
@ti5a aud fiir bic peri0nli9e gqnipi,
runs ibres S9ublinss. Wipione tporb
gsrabe5u fiirftli9 ausgeitottet, iie
mubte Elm opulentes 3afdengelb ors
hebmen- -Grau gli5o bielt iie In MIIem
ipie cine GHpefter.
Wtbiane tpubte gar ,t9t, tponit fie
ap bieie 3isbe perbient bate unb mos
bnrG iie lie ip4tma9en tonnte. @ie
far4tete INNER. bob S5rau gliaa Bios
in elmer tapriai6fen Mnipanbluua 10
iibsrf4nensli4 seftiumt getpsien unb
BOB tnnerbalb eiaer furaen Jrili biel,
!ti4t 54on bic sanse Soerrlinfeit All
Gnbe ietn t1nnte.
Mbtr Munber iibsr Munber: sfrau
edfrom entfaltete bissmal elm Bebars
rnngsbermSstn. bas alIe, bic lie tanns
ten, nit Stalnen erfuute.
wisl gum ernftiiden Nadbenfen iiber
ibre 10 plObli9 unb 10 lpunberiam bers
dnberte 2ebenSlose tam Wipiane iibris
gems aar niht. benn ibre ssreunbin
ifabm jie fortgeieBt in Mnfprud.
Jsd9 fpie bor CAB es I'M 0au{e Der
SGottin biel @efellisteit, un6 Qipians
mar es eir1 tpahre syreube, NIT ihrsr
Arronsirsunit, ibrsin Oraanifationss
tolsnt, bas fiA 70 san5 ,,nberiebens in
ibr enttpidelt bate, ibrer arobberaioen
Wpblt4dterin bebilfli1 iein su fSnnen
Dns 9bema Der nlsiitsn @eiprGde
i'm 6aufe gpfr6m mar nctirIid, bos
ber 3eitungssriinbuns. Bon allen
Seiten beglitdpiinfdte man bic @9ot=
tin au ibrer tibnen Jbss. ueber ben
&itel bes BIattes unb bic eriten
S&ritie, bic fie aur Ueripirsli9ung bea
pldHes that, f9nieg iie porldufig, unb
aud Wipiane burfte ni9ts auspIau=
bern. GrF tpenn bds llnternebmen oui
etner ii9eren Bats ft1ab, tpoIte iis
bamtt bor bic Oeffsntli9teit tretsn.
Grau gditr0ms Msi9tbum tpar grS,
bsr OILS man s.meinbin annabm unb
e!s Wtniane geglaubt bate. SIMMER,
ltn iparb Wibiane man9maI fas Ge=
fabI dnss eeipiKsn gruisIns nidt lOs,
inenH fe bic iunse lrau 70 foupsrGn
Iber Ganienbe Dsrfiigen fab, als adbls
ten BE in ibrsm Budget gar ni9t mii.
.Jbrsr 9auptleioeni9aft-be nam.
n4. aontratte gu fdli.ben-frS6nts
5tau Gli3d Bel ben Norbneitunaen bsI
9roben unternebmens tvieber in ous-
9ebtbntem Mabe. Gs parsn BON ihr
Usrtrdge absei4IOiisn lporben nit
etnem Herliner 3eitungsoerIas, ber fsi.
ner 3eit ben reguldren Wertrieb iibers
nebmen fpllte; mad pieIen WerhanS.
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6. SdeuermeDer's Tamiliengarten

erfreut Iib tpeeen ieiner au8eesei6s
neten &iihe oes beiten GuTes bel
6leiigen unb sSremoen unb .uiro
oementipreheno BON sSreunoen elmer
auten beutiben Soft itarf patruni=
iirt. Delifateiien Der SailDn eut.
lpredeno. Wilhereiprpoufte aller
Nrt. SIN Saloon finbet man itets
frilbes Bier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeper's So.
milienaarten 1T Elm @rbulunesplas
eriter SlGiie.
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Ser Mbjntant,
sasman bon Yaul csfar 6oder.
{fDrtfebu,,Q},

tOUAAlSpu"yt.
Wipiane bate nint ben Wsutb, bic
S9ottin gu frasen, ipie biel benn iie
babon peritiinbe, Sn ibren, 4Dpfchen
eins es tpie eth Miiblrab. Die @orz
feauns, anbernfaus sttpa piebsr au
garepaut suriidsumiiiIen, taudte mic
ein Snredgefpenft in IT auf. ysein,
lieber bate fie in @ott tpeib mas Ion{f
getuillist. Menn lie nur cine bloHe
Sbee babon ee6abt bdtte, ipas ssra,,
eliaa alles BON ibr perlanate! 3itfernb
itunb fie ibrer proteftorin seoeniiber.
sd tptI 10 gerne tbun, tpas @i.
mir fagen. Sd peiB bod, baB sic e.
10 gut nit MIR meinen. 9lber id
Siir@te, i@ fiir9te-"
.@ut. aIfo Sic iinb einberitanben.
Mebr perlanse id borlGufig gar nidt.
Wie mir bic gade in Mngriff ne6men
mufen, baB ipirb iiGb ia nod berauss
ftkn. J4 babe aber tpenigitens BEN
SiteI bes neuen glattes l9on i'm
Ropfe."
nWk ion bic 3titung beibene-
sOds nele Meib-9asesasitung fir
OtutfhIanbs Grduer."
Dibiane othmete tief auf.
.unb nun b6ren sic, 1iebling, tpas
i4 Sbnen in 9saus auf unf.re Sons
pagniearbeit bor5ufdlagsn babe. 9tus
BEN Gtelier treten sic ielbftberitGnbs
lt4 enbgiftis aus; bas regle i9 felbft
NIT 9dnte MarieHen. Gie aiebkn au
mtr-tommen Sic nit, Sie fouen iid
fofort felbit ein 3immsr ousIu9en-
ino bleiben bei mir oIs meine syreuns
btu. metn Mbiutant, tpenn Sic fpollen
--un6 idb forge fur sic in alien iubes
ren Dingen. So. ift's Sbnen 70 rs9t9
Gut, bann geben sic beute gar ni9t
erf spieber fort, fonbern mir {1pabeis
aieih iiber infer reues llnternebmen!" !"
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srbuften baS a5rpsripitsm in Orbnuns
uno psrbiroern trantbaite 3uftdnoe Der
9cbsr, Ole sew6bnlid &raHfb.itsa por.
sssssbsn.
Gin prrbinbsrunssmittsl fit
Ropfidm.r5eu, 9pspepiie. Sdminbst,
,dlcdlsn @eihmadim Munoe. Seritlo'
picn, bstss,s .3un 9e, Appetit.oiisfeit uuS
sdm,mtlt1e 0auemletoen
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Gr. Hpbert g. W3pf,,

Office 1913 Gpe 6. Specialiit fir Qu'
gen, Sbren. Nale uno Seble. Spred'
ltunoen BON 9 bis II ubr &orntitta8s
mlo pm 2 bis 5 uhr Gahmtttags.
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= Wlan ihreibt aus Berlin: g8abe
reno Die geoiu9uueen, unter benen
bic Beilegung Der aontroperle atpi=
ihen Deutihlano uuo 8euesuela in
nahiter Belt itattfinoea iuQ, nod,
niht betannt geseben meroen, herrid,t
cod bic Iniiht Dor, ooB Deutid].
lano BON 8enesuela feinerlei @ebiets.
abtretung oerlanaen mtro. Die
oeutiben Gi9entblmer uenesuelanis
iber Wertbpapiere, oenen bic Reaie=
rung Der Nepublif 8enesuela ettua
5ebn Wtillionen Wart ihulbet, loaen
BON Wenesuelo poa besablt meroen.
9aller W!lbelm fuhr an 8oro
oes Sblahtibiifes .4ailer g8il.
belm" Don Brunsbutte( aus leinem
Sruoer entgegen, Der eeaen Z 1br
an Voro oes DaHpfers ,0eutlhs
lamb" in gurbaoen eintraf.
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- Sn1portirter Borter uno Gle
bel s, 6. Game & 60.
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Neue 3ranattem fir bos Srab<
lobr, bas allerneueite: Sour in
banos, Club Ties, gattpings, 8ute
terflps, jeoe Sacon llno ieoe sSarbe.
8ommt nnb beiidhtist bic Sahen.
Vreiie 25 Big so GentS.
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Wegltgee 9embem, ol(e neuen
Wfuiter llnb 5arben, ebenlo tueiB, in
Mabras unb ghepiot. Cure gusfpobl
gu 81, $3.50 unb 81.
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sseme SriibiabrS Siite, Gforia.
6iite, in Derbps un6 Mlpines, her
bette SUIT fiir's @elb, $500.
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DEPARTMENTS FUER TOILETTE ARTIKEL,

9eocr 0itrtel in i6tpar5, aelb
ooer erau 81 $1.00, Is Gents, so
Gents uno 35 Gents.
Striimpie in blau. rotb uno fancp
seitreift, l2A Gents.
4emoem NIT ieioenem @iniaben;
einios @ai4eSeibe,, bas iibriae iueir
Ber Sateen, Greis $1.75.
llmter5eaa BON 8albrieaan ober
9etpebt, per glnsug $1.00.
Mptbers Srteno SluIem init
ooer obne 8ragen so Gents.
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6eooras unb 9erbDs, in anox
uno Dunlap Stpl $3.50 unb $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-19

Gid 2eber gd)nbe gum @eben,
2aufen, Sagen, @abfahren, Golf
Baas nnb Tennis Spiel. tpie gum
Surnen, NIT perforirten Spiben,
ertraslebmeren Goblen $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
HEAVY LOSS IN 4
INCENDIARY FIRE
Wagon Works at Crestiine
Burned = Bond Fight Be.
Iieved to be Back Of Il.

Crestline, o., June 30.-F'ire of in
cendiary origin yesterday destroyed
the plant of the Gallon Wagon Gear
company, with a loss of $250,000; in
sured at $4,000.
Fred EMS and Ernest Francisco
were arrested. accused of the crime,
but later released. The plant was
built by the city and turned over to
the company with the understanding
that they would maintain it for a
number of years. During the past
month several attempts have been
made to burn it down. 1t Is alleged
that President Flickinger of the COM
pany, incurred the hatred of the tax
payers in a controversy over $780,
900 In bonds. 1t is said that the city
will lose this entire amount by the
fire. Mr.. Flickinger ,says the plant
will not be rebuilt at this place, owing
to the feeling against the company.
Very ugly rumors concerning the ac-
tual origin OF the fire are in circula-
tion and the police have been warned
to keep their hands off.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
MOST REMARKABLE
] sal.9 ,ro, Io' 10, STORM OFaTHE YEAR
Saturdays Wea Disturbance Was Widespread
In Ohio md Mississippi vaIIeys--Phe-
nomenaI Rainfall.

Cincinnati, June 30.-"The prevail
ing storm is the most remarkable of
the year" said Observer Bassler, Sat-
urday, both in the wide extent of it's
influence and in the widely distrib-
uted rainfall. The rainfall Is heavy in
the lower Ohio and Upper Mississippi
valleys, especially heavy in the south
west Galveston reports 5.2S and
Shrevepo 1880 inches of rain In the
last twenty-four hours. In Cincinnati
the total rainfall during the storm was
1.3S inch, leaving 0.1 inch deficiency
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
new BAYONETS
Of eoIo styl. for Y. s. T.oo ops.

Washington June 3O.--Brigadier
General William Crozier. whose con-
tirmation as chief of ordnance was bit
teriy fought in the senate. was for
mally installed in Office. with COM
mission signed by President Roosevelt
detailing him to that duty for period
of four years.
General Crozier signalized his in
duction in office by ordering the con-
struction. for test of fifty bayonets OF
a new type. resembling the Filipinos
bolo. The bayonet Is shaped like a
knife with two edges. The new chief
Of ordnance believes that they are a
great improvement over the bayonet
now In use in our army, and IL the
test is successful troops will be equip
ped with the new weapon hereafter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
READY TO QUIT
Congressional Business
ls Wound Up.
CLEAN CALENDARS
In Both the House and Senate
After q Little Unfinished
Business is Taken
Caro- o..

Washington, June 30.-The exact
time when the present session of con-
gress shall come TO close cannot be
foretold until there is definite infor-
nation as to when an agreement will
be reached on the Philippine civil gov
ernment bill However, the general
concensus of opinion places the ad-
iorrnment ON Tuesday, or at the latest
Wednesday. This prediction involves
the opinion that the Philippine con-
ferees will be able to conclude their
work today. That they can do that is
quite evident in view of what already
has been accomplished in the way of
harmonizing the differences on the bill,
and on account of the probability that
parts of the measures will be dropped
in case it should appear that no agree
ment can be reached except through
prolonged exchange of views.
Neither house is disposed to extend
the session for more than day or
two for the purpose of securing agree
nent on all features of the bill, VIXEN
1t is felt on all hands that the preser-
vation of no one feature of the bill is
necessary to its success as a whole.
1t is not believed IN any quarter that
either house will consume a great deal
of time in debating the conference re-
port when presented, but lest the de-
bate should run longer than is ex-
rected. the resolution fixing the time
for adjournmentSwill not be brought in
until the Philippine conference report
shall be made to and accepted by both
houses.
or the appropriation bill only the
general deficiency and the naval bills
remain to receive the finishing touches.
There are still some points ofrdifferl
ence On each of these measures be-
tween the two houses, but none that
cannot be harmonized whenever the
Philippine bill shall be out of the way.
Neither house will attempt much other
business.
The senate calendar contains a
number of measures which can be dis
cussed, and there is an understanding
in the house that the militia bill shall
be used as a basis for discussion to
hll in the time when the conferences
are not at hand for consideration.
There Is also an understanding that
the London dock charges bill shall be
taken up under suspension of the
rules after the adoption of the resolu-
tion fixing the hour for adjournment.
both houses will close the session
with exceptionally clean calendars,
and with the feeling on all hands that
1t has been a session of important
achievements.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01

fenses. any one of which is felony
under the laws of the state, namely.
forgery, obtaining money under false
pretense and horsestealing
Myers forged the check. got II CASH
ed at Minerva bank, took a trip to
Canton, was arrested, returned home,
hired rig and drove to East Liver
pool, sold the rig and skipped.
Bulger Johnson. who was arrested
charged with stealing $45 from the
safe of Homer Richards, was bound
over to court under the sum of $500
bond. J. g. Ferrall and w. #. Butler,
went on his bond and he was released.
William Campbell. who was COM
rade OF Sheriff Frank Mckinney, John
Fraley and other Cantonians during
the rebellion, was stricken with parass
.ysis Sunday and Is not expected to
live. He resides ON q farm near town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
WAGON WORKS BURNED.

Gallon. O.. June s0.--The Gallon
Wagon and Gear works buildings. to-
gether with their contents. were de-
stroyed by fire late Sunday morning.
The fire originated in the Dody depart
meut and spread rapidly through the
immense structure. At o'clock the
entire building was in ruins.
Felix Rupensberger. q member Of the
nre department was knocked down by
a falling wall and perhaps fatally In
iired. Two employees Of the works
were also seriously injured. Tho loss
will aggregAts $4,000 dollars. almost
fully covered by insuranns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
MINERS VICTORY
Predicted by Labor Com mis-
sjonor Ratchford They
VIII Win Out, He Says.

NJ. d. Ratchford, labor commissioners
of Ohio. and ex-president Of the United
Mine Workers of America, believes the
anthracite miners are going to win
their strike and that wherever a con-
tract is made in good faith. 1t should
be respected, says the Martins Ferry
Times. The last opinion was given by
MIR. Ratchford when he was questioned
as to the proper policy for the bitumi
nous miners to pursue at the proposed
national convention in July.
MIR. Ratchford said: "1he outcome
of the anthracite strike will, in my
judgment be decided victory for the
miners. They are richly entitled to II
as shown by the almost unanimous
public opinion, which Is on their side.
"The miners may not technically
gain all their demands. but they will
gain, and ! believe very soon. the i'm
portant demand between themselves
ard operators, and the one In which
every Other issue is included and that
Is the demand for the right Of contract
"No great issue of this kind. inyolv-
ing so great an interest, between cap
ital and labor has ever been gained
or ever can be gained without support
of that large class of our people who
are interested only In 80 far as they
want to see fair play. This class ia
with tho anthracite miners in their
contest and all they have to do is to
respect the law and the contracts that
are existing and results will come
shortly"
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OVERTURES
M ado to Striking Miners
Near HszeIton by
Operators.

News Democrat Leased Wire Service)
Hazelton, Pa, June 30.-The opcr-
ators of the Harwood- colliery today
posted notice saying they wanted to
end the hopeless strike. and offered
places to old employees.
Up to noon no one had returned to
work. The strikers at Drifton, turned
non-unionists and were In turn
driven Off by the sheriff's deputies.
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STRANGE COMPANIONS
Are Cat and Brood OF cbleke No,

Germantown. o., June 30.--Four
months ago two kittens were left In
Dan Kindig's yard. The family paid
little attention to them. but when
scraps from the table and kitchen were
thrown to the chickens the young
felines shared In the feast. One of
the kittens was Killed. but the other
one remains with the chickens. never
leaving the poultry yard unless the
chickens are turned out Then the
cat goes with them.
When night comes on and the chick
ems 60 to roost the cat goes along,
and sleeps under tie wing Of large
Plymouth Rock hen. which ssems 10
enjoy the strange companionahip.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
REMARKABLE RAINFALL.

Willoughby. o., June 30.-The heav-
lest rain fall In years occurred here
yesterday morning. there being q tre-
mcndous downpour for eight hours
without cessation. Many lawns aud
gardens were under water.
The river IL swollen to q size rare
ly II ever seen except at spring freshets
and has attracted sightsesrs all day.
In many places 1t has overdowed the
banks and serious damage Is probable
II the rains continue.
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entire central valleyA and rain with
thunder storms prevail from Ohio to
Colorado. The storm will probably
move northeastward over the Ohio val
ey and extend to the headwater r.
gIons of the Ohio river and tributar-
ies."
BY the recent rainfall the deficiency
for tho year has been decreased to
about 4.57 inches. So far there has
been rainfall of 1888 this month,
against 2.27 inches for the whole
month Of June. 1901.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
LIKE THE KING
Senator Foraker 10 Afflicted
With ABIDE minai Trouble
Will Not Stay In Bed.

Washington. June 30.-Senator For
alxer, of Ohio. although very sick
man. did not keep to his bed today and
declared his intention df going to
the senate II his condition would per-
NIT.
His trouble Is abdominal and resem-
bles peritonftis I'm q mild form.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-07-01
ST. JOHNS DAY
OBSERVED BY CANTON
MASONIC LODGES.

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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An indication OF Nervous Trouble.

A headache is simply an Indication
that some part of the body Is deranged,
usually the stomach or nervous system
Clinic Headache Waters cure by reliev-
Ing those conditions. Never fall. Try
them and be convinced. 10 cents Ut
all druggists. They are absolutely
harmless. Don't accept substitute.
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WERS ARRESTED.
Charged With Three FeIonles-
Old Soldier Stricken With
Paralysis.
(stah apecLal.l

Carrollton, June S0.--Godfrey Myers.
tho young man fIom this place who
was arrested for drunkenness In Can
ton last week, and who was wanted
for forging check on d. o. Rutan, Of
this place, was captured BY the author
titles and placed In jail Saturday night.
He y charged With three separate Of