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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30

Trains marked Daily.
Trains marked Daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor cars-Meals q la carte
Parior car seat, 20 cents any distance.
III. j. Booth, General Traffic Manager,
Cleveland.
E. b. Coolidge, q. p. A., Cleveland.
IL. w. Lawson, Ticket Agt., Canton.
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p. L. MANLY,
ANHEUSER.BUSCH BEER.
ISAAC WERNER.

Dealer In Wall Paper Window Shades, Pic.
ture Mouldings, on cloth !, linoieums, build.
ing hardware. House pa .nting.
No. $40 North Market street.
Stark PhOne 1886.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30
Canton Foundry & Machine Co.

Manu- actursr' OF heavy and light grey
iron castings fog all purposes. esipIera
and builders OF special machinery, Hot air
heaters. Owners OF the Universal Machine
Co., manufacturers OF conductor pipe cave
hanger machinery.
Foundry on Saxton St., cor. Ninth.
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j. M. VANDERWERF,

Masonic Bi"cs. No. B33 N. MARKET s..
A mlitline of Wallpaper and Mouldings
Tapestries Burlap and all the new novelties
in Wallpaper. stark Phone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30
S-DEMOCRAT BUSINESS
and TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
'hOtOS! Photos!
phOtOSl

Al the latest effects In Photography
ob,Idren q specially. Prices will suit you
n' H NEWHOUSE, cor 10th g. MarketSs,.
rs Developing and printing for amateurs.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

Moore the author of "Sister Teresa" Mr.
Moore's literary ideas are apt TO be iconoclasuc'
but they always interesting-even those on
the Celtic revival Another "Lippincott, an
nouncement is that of a novelette, by DR.. Weir
MitchelI-the story of capitalist who dropped
into Western town. became unconscious and
aWoke tramp.
A preliminary note in the magazine quotes
DR.. Horace Howard Furness as declaring that
he belonged to Shakespeare" from the moment
that he heard Fanny Kemble, that sweet, dark
browed woman. with her expressive eyes and
telling voice." reading Twelfth Night" Later.
he says, 'I joined a Shakespeare society. formed
here under her inspiration. and commenced
to work in earnest. Soon we found we were
thrashing old wheat"
The editors we were reading repeated not only
each other. but themselves. Even the ''Vario-
rum of 1921 helped US very little, as we found
it did not embody the findings of all the editors
who had studied and written before that date.
In short. we realized we had adequate text
to work with; and in my enthusiasm and temer
ity 1 decided to attempt to prepare one myself.
l was never frightened in my life 1
when had got actually to work. and 1 shall
never forget how we all worried over the de-
tails-whether the page should be of folio U
quarto size, whether the notes should be at
the bottom Of the pages or collected at the back
and l dare say We had twenty proof sheets, of
one kind and another pulled for the first few
pages before we could make up our minds.
THE Worlds Work." abounding, as usual, IN
items of severely practical significance. con-
tains also this month a delightful article by
Professor H. Morse Stephens Some Living
American Historians" He treats of Henry
Charles Lea, Captain Mahan, James Ford
Rhodes. Henry Adams and others, who form
a group in which Americans may justly take
pride He has a striking note the apprecia-
tion which has been shown abroad Of the author
Of the History Of the Inquisition in the Middle
Ages" OF that distinguished writer he says
that "he is the only American historian who.
by special leave of the University of Oxford,
granted in full convocation has been permitted
to borrow manuscripts from the Bodleian Ii
brary. This privilege has been granted only
TO Mommsen and one two other European
writers of history, and the fact that 1t X
tended to Mr.. Lea is proof of the Importance
attached by scholars to his historical work"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York; Estelle Depeyster Mary Justine De
peyster Trustee OF the AntiNuptia Settlement OF
Johnston l.. Depeyster and Julia Anna Depeyster
wife Plaintiffs. against Abraham MichesOhn. Bessie
Achesohn wife OF Abraham Mchelsohn (the said first
of Bessie being fictitious.
wife the said Abraham MiChelsohn unknown 10
plaintis); Musner and Isaiah
Friesner individually and name
Of Joseph Muslner & Co.; Joseph NJ. Delaney Moses
shapiro, Edward r. Iadew and Joseph II. Ladew, indi-
Vidualy and cO-parners doing business
and style Of Fayerweather & Iadew: Barnet Levy
Julius Robinson Robert Robinson. Hyman Lerber Joseph
Greene. Samuel Roth. Charles Levitt, Nathan
Samuel Victor. Mendel Schwartz Defendants-Tria de-
sired In New York County. Summons. To
named defendants; You are herebT summoned TO
the complaint in this action and to acopy your
the plaintiffs attorney, Within twenty days
after the service OF this efUsve
service. and in Of faureIo appear answer
judgment will be taken against you by default
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1902
MAYER KRONACHER, Attorney for Plaintiffs. once
and +. o. Address. 256 Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian y. Y. City.
above named Defendants. Abraham Mchelsohn
Bessie Michelsohn wife Of Abraham Michesohn said
first OF Bessie being fictitious the the
wife Of the said Abraham MchelsOhn being unknown 10
plaintiffs: The foregoing summons Is upon You
by publication, pursuant 10 Order of the
Charles II. TruaX. Justice the Court ofth
State New York dated the twentyfourth OF June
1902 and that day filed with the Complaint the
office of the Clerk OF the County OF New
New York County Court House. in the City
Dated New York. June 4th 1902.
MAYER KRoNAcHER. Plaintiffs Attorney
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\ oiire of Summons.
STPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Bayard Tuckerman and Paul Tlckernnan.
individually end Trustees under VIII and
Testament Tuckernlan. deceased,
against Saomon Davidson. Leopold Weiss Isaac Blyn.
Nathan Blyn, Jacob Blyn and Henry Blyn, composing
the firm Of / Blyn sons and Franz Junge. Samuel
SHERMAN. Andrew j. Bates and Jerome Bates MoritZ
Weiss and Ri-i Weiss. his wife The j. z. IInds Paper
Company, Hany Weiss. wife said Leopold
Weiss. Defendants. Amended Plaintiffs
trial be had IN the County York To
answer the complaint in this action, and
OF the Plaintiffs within
twenty days after the service OF this summons exclusive
OF the day OF service and IN failure
appear, judgment will be against
by default the relief demanded the complaint.
Dated. York. May 1ith 1902.
CHALMERS WOOD, Plaintiffs once and
Office Address No Ill Broadway. Borough Man
haitian. New York City.
To the Defendant SalomCn Davidson:-
The foregoing is publ
cation pUrsuEn order OF John Proctor
Clarke Justice OF the Supreme Court Of OF
New dated the day June. 1902 fled with
the compliant the office Of the Clerk County OF
New York at the County Court House said County.
Dated, York. 10Th. 1902.
CHA LINERS WOOD. Plaintiffs Attorney. Ill Broadway.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York-Smon r Well and David Hoch75
stadter surviving Executors Of the Last WI
Testament Well. deceased. Plaintiffs. asa-Ass
Moses Strauss others Defenda ants-ln pursuance "a
judgment Foreclosure and SALE duly uade - -
the ab0veentitled action, bearing de -
day Of June. 1902 l. the undersigned the sLe',
judgment named, will sell at Public Alctl,s =
York Real Estate SaesroOH. No III BroalSss,,
in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New YORK ." v @
3lst day Of July 1902. II O'Clock nocn On tht
by Peter F. Meyer, Auctioneer, the premises dlecus ~
Judgment he sold and therein described as -
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel or and W
lying and being the Borough OF Manhattan Cls.
County and state OF New York, and bounded and S,
scribed follows: Beginning the northerly sls
One hundred and fifteenth Street. distant two hul
and forty-dye feet westerly from the westerly slie
Seventh Avenue; thence westerly along Ole nuIie
fifteenth street twenty feet thence northery palsT
with seventh Avenue partly through the centre
wall between dwelling house hereby ccnVeysI T
the dwelling house the lot adjoining on the Wes.s
side thereof hundred eleven inches 20
line OF the block between One hundred and heeh fo-r
One hundred and sixteenth Streets thence eastern
said centre line parallel with one hundred anI u-,1h
street twenty feet thence sOuthery parallel WIZ ,
Avenue partly through the centre 9f party VA bs On
the dwelling house hereby conveyed and dwelns sa
lot adjoining eastery side thereof one nuI-sS nd
eleven inches the uortherly side OF one hHIi'eN
fifteenth Street o point place Of beginning
MAURICE B. BLCMENTHALs keIeISee,-
DAVID MCCLURE. Attorney for plaintiffs = via
Street Borough OF Manhattan city OF New t1S- sois
The following is diagram OF the properly ~ uTst
as described above the street number being 10 W.
1l5th
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-TRIAL

: Desired in New York County-Benjamn I. Turner
Fiaintin AGAINST Frederick u WTisht and J. A. Lyon
SIarned. transacting business Wright De-
fendants--Summons-r the above defendants
each of them: You hereby 10 answer ths
complaint in this action and a OF yOlr
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty dsVs
OF service and in case OF your failure appear or
answer. Judgment will be taken against
for the relief demanded the complaint.
Dated New York June Goth 1892
RENO r. ELLINGTON, Plaintiffs
Post once address, An Broadway Roroue orN
haitian. City Of New - ~&
To the defendants Frederick U. Wright and J. A I1o,
Garfield, and each OF them: The summons
served upon by publication pursuant order OF
Hon Charles II. Truax. OF Justices OF the
Supreme Court Of the state OF New York. the 2sd
office OF the Clerk o County OF New York - '"e
Dated New York "a 1902.
RENO r. ELLINGTON, for Planttr
Post Once Address "A Broadwav Rorousb SHee &c
Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

I64th Street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70 S~
isfy which the property Is 70 be sold
nnety-one four hundred twenty-e4sht an
9I 4S IOl dollars, with Interest there ron
twenty-seconi May 1892 together with csts
and allowance amounting i've hundred and t~e5
three 59lOO dollars $3.50 50l0Ol with interest rom Ny
10Th 1902 together with the OF the sa- 80
approximate amou2t OF taxes, assessments, 9r o.ne
liens which be allowed 70 the purchaser out y
the purchase money. paid BY the Reierss -
81 5OI l7-lOO and interest
Dated New York, June 18th 1902, - -..
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


~ of New York.-The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company. Plaintiff. against Thomas H Bell ani
IN nursuance OF a Judgment Of Foreclosure Sale.
duly made and entered in the aooye5entitled acton,
bearing 18th day OF Nav. 1902, I The under
signed the Referee said judgment named will sell az
Public Auction az New York Real Estate SalesToom-
III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan City of
New York the 10th day OF July. 1902 at i O'Clock
noon on day BY Bryan L Kennedy. Auctionser:
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 oe so anu
therein described follows: -,
All that OF land in New York City. being
part OF known and distinguished BY the No.
I49 viz: Subdivision No. I o a map entitled NAP or
Village OF Morrsania situate about II miles from
Harlem River the Manor % Morrsanta n the Town.
ship Of West Farms County OF Westchester and Sats
New York. made bv Andrew F1ncey. Surveyor
dated August 10 lS4s filed in the ONCE OF the Cek
said part OF bounded and described as rol
Beginning the Southwesterly corner OF sad
thence running Norrheastery along gs
Easterly side OF Third Avenue formerly cal-sd Foa-
ham Avenue) hundred and fifteen feet thence SOUTH
easterly said lot point on the NorhWeefy
Post Road Goruery called Morse Avehu9
distant hundred and fifteen feet Ioa
Southeasterly of the premises hereby c9
Of said Boston Road hundred and ntteen tes.
TO OF said Westerly
the Southerly OF said fortytour feer ana SI
the point OF beginning. be the said sewers.
veyed TO Thomas Fl. Bell and George H Groth two q
the parties 10 mortgage OF the hrst part. oy Ne
d Stillwe dated July II. 1895. and reccraSe
Registers oce Of the City and County OF New 40TA
Dated New York. June 10th 1902 . -
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 wan
street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK. City IL,
as described above the numbers being s9 ssS ana
Road.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
81 OF interest thereon from the 18th of Feb
rary together with the and allowance amount
inc 10 S21s % from March lst 1902 tlghs-
with the expenses the sale The approximate amount
tba taxes assessments other liens which are ~ "a
allowed the purchaser out OF the money or
Usid nv the referee $500 The property viii - oI5
subject 10 prios mortgage for $4,000 from
m day OF October. 1901. at Sc a1nuu
Dated New York June 19th. 1892
GEORGE A. HALSEY. Refsrsa
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

115th 81.
The approximate Of the lien or charge S 70 s6 IS
SIS $50 25O0 with interest thereon rom the --l1
OF May 1902 together with costs and allowances fsns
ing 10 s35O t5 160 with from June l1tn
with the OF the sale The aptHs are
rsxes assessments. other liens whicn -
be allowed to purchaser out Or the puIenass
paid The Referee. Is SSsl $500 ana interest,"
Dated New July 1ths 1877.
MAURICE b BLUMENTHALs Refer~
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

phat Pavements in the District OF Coumbia.-ofce
OF the Commissioners. D. c. Washington d. c. July &
1e0aseaed proposals will be until
II O'Clock. Saturday. July 26 1902 for paving
various streets and with sheet
forms of proposal. specifications necessary in
Gommissioner. D. C II. B. F. MCFARLAND JOHN
D. c.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

nshing stationery. etc. repairing pier foot
OF Noble Street. E. r.. Borough Brooklyn will be
received by the Commissioner Docks at~Pier "a
Battery Place until IL o'clock NJ. Friday july 1lth
1907 QFor particulars City Record.)
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
foreclosure Sales.
-PREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ New York County.-AInna FRANKIE formerly
Minna Fahrenholz. painrrn against Francis schnury
others defendants In pursuance OF Judgment N
Foreclosure duly made and entered abovs
March 1st 1902 and bearing Feb
2sth 1902 l. the undersigned the Referee In sss
Judgment named. will resell at Public Auction az tbs
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway 4,
the Borough Manhattan. City OF New The i'm
day July. 1902 twelve o'clock day bv
Ryan. Auctioneer. the premises directed b,
said Judgment sold therein described as foi
lows: certain piece parcel OF land with
the building thereon erected SITUATED
lying being the Borough OF Manhattan CITY
and State York, and bounded and described !.
follows: Beginning at point in the southery AZ
One hundred and Street distant two hun
dred and twenty-five (25 feet Eastery from the soub-
eastery corner and Columbus run
ming southerly parallel with said Avenue part
OF the way through party wall nnety-nine feet and
eleven line OF the block
ery along line OF the block feet
thence Norhery again parallel With said Avenue ar
OF through another party wall ntnsty-nna
and eleven the sOutherly side OF said hun
dred ana Street; and thence Westerly
along twenty-five feet to the point place
beginning
Dated, New York. June 10th. 1902
GEORGE a. HALSEY, Pessre.
II c. KUDIICH. Paintifs Attorney. BOZ Broafxaz
Borough o Manhattan. City OF New York
The following diagram OF the property 70 a.
described above street beng 362 i2h
Street -
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

- Office Purchasing Commissary. U. s Army, 80
Whitehall Street New York City. N Y. July Ist l902-
Sealed proposals furnishing delivering subsistence
stores In this city the month Of August 1902. will
be received this office until IL o'clock A. NJ. July
llth. 1902 Information furnished application En-
Velopes containing bids should be marked
Subsistence July 1lth, 1902
Captain II. G. COLB Commissary. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
posToFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

=, TON. D. G.; March 2s 19o2.-Man Catehers
lfverers Intended for the Purpose of EfIectug
Exchange OF Mails with Moving Trains-seaed proposals
from patentees their assnees for the sale
patented devices intended effect the exchange
with moving trains will be received at this Department
until Wednesday, tho 2Oth OF August 1902 All
proposals be made IN with spechca-
tions. which be obtained from the Assistant
Postmaster General H c. PAYNE. General
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
publlr Sales.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
The City Of New York.
Department OF Taxes and Assessments
Stewart Building. 80 Broadway
July 9Th. 1892
DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
the Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments OF N.
New York, that the Assessment Rolls Reala
Personal said City for year be-.
finally completed and have been delivered 10. and 49,
with the Board OF Aldermen OF said CITY and that such
Rolls will remain 20 public
the Ofce said Board OF Aldermen for period -
fifteen Q5) days from date OF this notice.
JAMES L. WELLS President.
WILLIAM S. COGSWELL-
GEORGE ]. GILLESPIE
SAMUEL STRASBOCRGEP.
RUFUS L SCOTT,
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessneuts
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

Hon James c. Church Surrogate OF the Csr,.
Kings, notice Esreby given. according 70 law ~ ~ q
persons having clsi against Henry W NaxWer AZ
the Borough OF Brooklyn, County CT Kings ss q
formerly engaged business at No. 30 Broad Strse
Borough d Manhattan City OF New YORK 49, "a
siding at No. 20 First Place. in the Borough Of B-
lyn, they required exhibit same v,S
vouchers therefor the subscribers 1e
transacting business, No. so Broad Johrson %
the Borough OF Manhattan CITY Neuv
on before TIE 1Stn day OF December. 1902 -O'~
Dated June 1lth. 1902
J. ROGERS MAXWELL
HOWARD W. MAXWELL
ExecutOra
Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Once
NO. 1854 BROADWAY

Between 36th and 37th sts. until o o'clock D m
Advertisements will be received the following branch
Offices a regular office O'Clock D. m viz
..;,f Sth-"vc-, 5 cor 23d-st.; 6th-ave. cor
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7th ard Sth 263 West I25th-st.; .y3s
3d-nve. between 10th and T7th SITS; 1,O26 3d-aye
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I25th-st.; 756 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-nye near
4lst-st.; 554 3d-are.i 2IO Bleecker-st.; 325
BIeecker-st Brooklyn. N Y.-2I6 Court-st,
2I5 Smfth-st.i I.oO4 Gates-ave. Newark MI
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Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. H., July s.
19O2.-Sealed proposals. in triplicate furnishing
forage and straw required Dept Of the East. during
ending June 80 1903. will be and at
places indicated in Instructions issued hereunder
August 7, 1902 U. s reserves right reject
accept all proposals part thereof.
formation furnished application Envelopes containing
proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Forage and
Straw at - JOHN SIMPSON. A .. M G.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

The quarterly issue OF 1.-The Forum" contains
an article in which Mr.. Denby-who certainly
ought to know his subject-~gives reasons for
the exclusion of the Chinese from, America, and
suggests action Laborers. he holds. should
not be admitted at ALL
We should declare that certain number of
students may TO this country, well as
certain number of merchants, and q certain
number of other classes If desirable, and the re-
mainder should be excluded. Surveillance should
be exercised over the persons so admitted in
order that they might not become laborers.
Our trade relations with China promising.
actment of unnecessary and unjust laws. a
respectable Chinese merchant engaged in busi-
ness in China and desirous Of doing business
with the United States should be encouraged
10 come TO this country and to buy supplies
here If we 10 lose trade with China,
one of the main objects of acquiring the Philip
pines will be defeated.
I do not believe that any disastrous result
would follow from our adherence to the doctrine
of exclusion which has become our settled pol
icy. The Chinese Government relegates all
questions of trade to the merchants. 1t takes
no interest in such questions, and 1t cannot
understand why the foreign powers are eternally
talking about trade
"Lppincott' is this month given up almost
wholly to fiction, Miss Crim's story OF rustic
life in the South being peculiarly vivid and well
| studied.
We are interested in the editors promise OF a
| series Of literary talks by the novelist George
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

"The last poem" of Bret Harte, "The Sword
of Don Jose" accompanies a portrait Of the
author in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly"
1t IS a poor and unpoetic piece Of verse and
may promptly be dismissed into oblivion.
heartrending story is that in which Chief
Officer Scott recounts the incidents Of the de-
struction in st. Pierre Harbor Of the steamer
Roraima. It is a tragedy Of torture, misery
and courage; it is good TO realize that in that
sudden and overwhelming rush of pain and
death both man and woman showed heroic un-
selfshness and helpfulness.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
5nrrosafes' Nonres

IN PURSUANCE OF an oraer of Hon. Frsorr
- T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the g.. aux
York notice is hereby given to all persons OF New
against Jabez Baxter Upham late Of the eng claim.
York deceased, present the same wsb v-y Of New
the subscriber at his place OF tansactin thereof
IL Wall Street in the City New York on - No
3ist day OF October next - - De-ors ths
Dated New York. the 29th day OF April tsoo
HENRY B. JOFTNSCIN
WILLIAM w NILES. Attorney for ExecufO-'
Street Manhattan Borough. New Yor. CO S;.u II Wan
York. N4Ss Nsv
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon -
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the Countv :. ~ AA
notice hereby given to all u New
Isabelle H Leech. late OF CesI7.v Siarns
York. deceased. to present the same with vouch New
the subscriber his place OF cn sereos
Office Ward Hayden & Satteree No 15D r5lss
the City New York. before the 27Ib way.
August -aS ot
Dated New York. the 24th day February 10oo
DAVID c. LEECH. Adrni1I-.-
WARD HAYDEN & SATTERLEE. Attys. FOR 55Aior.
traitor. 12O Broadway, N Y. ---laA-
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A EVERETT STONE CYae Columbia) 3Is West
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Between Beth and 87th sts until O'Clock D. m
Advertisements will be received the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock p. m.
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12th-st: B2 Enst 14th-st; 257 West 42d St. be
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