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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
CUPID MUST WATT
lnju NJ nction Which Keeps Scran-
ton-lovePs Apert Still
In Effect.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 7.-De Witt A.
and 19-year-old Helen AMI
ia De Long will have to remain in
suspense for a while at the ultimate
result of the injunction proceedings
Instituted by G. M. De Long, Miss De
Longs father. to prevent their mar
riage. Mr.. Tewksbury and Miss De
Long had arranged with the consent OF
Mrs. Anna De Long. mother of the
prospective bride, to be married today
The hearing on the rule to make the
injunotion permanent came up before
Judge Newcomb and was continued
until Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
FOLEY SENDS HIS
FORMAL LETTER
OF ACCEPTANCE
To Keep Alive Noble and
True Prin clpies Of
Democracy.
CAMPAIGN IS now UNDER way.

w. J. Foley, of East Palestine, has
formally accepted the Democratic
nomination for congress. A letter was
addressed Monday by the candidate to
j. J. Weisand, of East Liverpool,
chairman of the Democratic congress
slonal committee.
The letter is as follows:
'In pursuance to your honorable
body's request, conveyed to me by Mr..
T. s. Arnold as secretary of your
committee, am writing you my ac-
ceptance of the nomination of myself
as the Democratic nominee for mem-
Der of congress for this district at
the coming election.
while l am deeply grateful to your
committee for this high honor given
me feel that I am scarcely. worthy
Of such generous treatment from you
and personally feel that among the
great number of loyal and true men,
bers of the party in this district, am
the least worthy Of the great honor
bestowed and much less entitled to IT..
Il know that in accepting this high
position / must also accept the great
responsibilities connected with it. II
my services in the past for the party
OF my choice, have in any way helped
to advance its cause allow me to as
sure you that it was from no selfish
motives, for l have always considered
it my sacred privilege and manly
duty TO be Democrat, being ever
contented with the knowledge that the
party had always been from Its in
ception the true friend of the people.
Ever faithful to the trust consigned
to her by her great leaders the least
could do was to lend my assist
ance to her i'm helping to keep alive
the noble and true principles which
she has always expounded. Any wor-
they man should do no less, for in so
doing he would not only enjoy the
great privilege of an American citizen,
with all OF the advantages that that
title implies, but would help to keep
intact and perpetuate the vast bless
ings for future generations.
Il am especially pleased with the
resolution as adopted by the congress
sional convention at the city of AL
lance. and as your candidate most
heartily concur in their adoption and
will deem it my duty TO go before the
voters of this district and ask for their
support as a part OF our party plat
form.
Again thanking you for your great
consideration l remain.
"Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM j. FOLEY"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
Officers at PennsyIvania's Capital Are Hurrylng
to Get Their Men Into the Heart Of the Strike
Field Without Further Delay.
IN OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION Stone EXPLAINS HIS REASONS
FOR Calling The entire militia into SERVICE.
kesbare Citizens Highly neensed at Governors Move--
Police Preserve Order There, Is the Claim Made--
Operators VIII Now Attempt to Resume op-
erations Under Protection N o Troops
News Democrat Leased Wire Service


The the national guard duty here
issued night
The will be moved promptly al!
outbreaks
will he strongly guarded
officials
call at a oloys:
portions counties of Shuyli Carbon
Columbia
desire
Railroad
authorities unable
territory
necessary
preserving public
he will all
work that their families military He will
all other unlawful will
intimidation hold
intimdaions.
public will
this The dignity and
A
Governor Commander
Thomas j. Stewart, Adjutant General"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
SAFE, RELIABLE CERTAIN
Strong WOrds-HonestIy and
lntelIlgentIy Used by One Who
Knows the Merit of Dr.. A. w.
Chase'S Nerve pills In Ner-
vOus Dyspepsia.

Mrs. X. Delanthy Of No. 924 LaFay-
cite street. Canton. Ohio. says: my
trouble was weakness of digestion
nervous dyspepia-food digested
slowly-gas formed and food rested
heavy after eating. This made me
nervous. went to NJ. A. Fishers
drug store and got DR.. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills by advice and they are fine.
They strengthened the stomach and
digestion SO that the food disested well
NO gas forms and no distress. sinca
the change occurred the nerves. are In
good shape. am very glad to recon-
mend the medicine"
h N "a W. Chaeeea NeEye Pills ave
|onoik - ~ .. hessa -. 1oulee1 - pg.az
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
CROP REPORT
State Board OF Agriculture
Makes Some Harvest
Figures Public.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.)
Columbus, O., Oct. 7. = The month
ly crop report, issued today by the
state hoard of agriculture, gives the
FIRST estimate in bushels of the Ohio
crops this year. There we're harvest
ed 2,173,146 acres of wheat, yielding
339, ,4s2.3s5 bushels, about eight mil
Hon bushels In excess OF last year.
There were harvested 47.54v,3I3 BUSH
els Of oats from 1.l56.940 acres.
Ihe excellent corn crop indicated q
,lugusln ~ ~ been dist>y1 - ~ eax-
gI1 ~ -. { Y r1A = Y .! Grse' J.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
GOES LIKE HOT CAKES.

my store" writes Druggist @. T..
Smith, Of Davis. KY. 'is DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, because 1t always cures.
In ny six years Of sales 1t has never
failed. hayo known 1t to save suf-
ferers from Threat and Lung diseases.
who could so. no help from doctors
or any other remedy" Mothers rely
on ii, best physicians prescribe 1t, and
the Durbin @ Wright 20. guarantee
satisfactiou OF refund price, Trial
bottles free. Reg. sizes. SOC aud u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-10-10
Are Incensed by Governors Action.

Nnkarre Pa Oct The action OF Governor Stone ordering
the militia
well the citizens hold
able order.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03
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9 Budget of Deus Items. Z
Interesting and humor cleaned z
from press of Northeastern Iowa. z


The eighteenth annual meeting OF
the Northeastern Iowa horticultural
Society will be held at Nora Springs
Dec. 16, II, 18th.
Work is being pushed at the copper
mine. The shaft is now down thirty
| feet and this week the miners are
pntting in timber and cribbing it uI
before going any deeper. Last Sun
day hundreds of people visited the
mine. Everybody is getting interest
ed in it and when the stock is put on
the market it will be taken up in a
hurry. -Elgin Echo.
They have some spunky girls over
at Lansing in Allamakee county.
Lately four of them, belonging to a
prominent social set, took unique re-
venge upon heart breaker. He was
admitted to the social clique and at
once set out to capture the hearts of
all the girls belonging to it. He OBJ
tanned promises from four of the
girls, binding all to secrecy. The
girls exchanged condolences, then
planned for revenge. A note from
one of the girls threatened suicide I'M
less he met her at midnight ON the
banks of the river. He met the quar-
tette of frances, who promptly pro-
'ceeded to throw him into the river.
Thompson left the city, and is sad
der, but wiser swain. Elk. -: s.-...
Last Saturday evening Nick Hofer,
who lives four miles east of Elgin,
was instantly killed while on his
way home from town. He had come
in to do his Saturdays trading and
left town about six O'Clock. Three
miles out there is big mud hole in
the road and to avoid this road has
been cut in the hillside. 1t was quite
dark by the time Mr.. Hofer got to
this bad place in the road and he
drove little too far up on the hill
side which caused his wagon to tip
over, throwing him out and the wagon
box upside down on top of him with
the edge of the box across his head
and feet, in which position he was
found by John Buetikofer who had
left town about twenty minutes later
than Mr.. Hofer. 1t seems that the
team had not moved after the wagon
was overturned for they were stand.
ing quietly near the road.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03

p E. Phelps of Rockford is feeding
400 steers this winter.
The town of Glare in Webster coun-
ty, 400 people and saloons, has nc
public school.
A. j. Henseley, Fayette county
oldest inhabitant, has resided in that
county since 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlap OF
Hopkinton celebrated their Goth we'd
ding anniversary November %.
The Toland University at Oelwein
has been sold to Ecklund & Butcher,
the two men who have been running
it.
A movement is on foot at Charles
City for the erection and maintain
ance of city hospital DEBORAH
ought to have one.
Congressman Haugen has recon-
mended Gabriel Peterson to succeed
B. M. Botolfson as postmaster at
Waterville, Allamakee county.
Waterloo is considering the putting
in of city lighting plant The city
now pays $1,000 a year for lighting
and does not get satisfactory service.
A jury in court at West Union a
week ago returned a verdict of 81 ,25O
against the city of Oelwein, in a
damage suit brought by a lady who
had sustained injuries from defect
i've sidewalk.
@. Almquist, the young man who
was murdered at Madison, Wis, and
buried at Charles City recently, car
ried $4,000 life insurance, half OF
which is willed to his fiancee-Miss
kellogg of that city and half to his
parents in Sweden.
The recent grand jury of Allamakee
county returned four indictments as
follows: Joe Stevens and Max Prom
nitz, ON charge of conspiracy to
commit adultery. Their bonds were
fixed at 500 each, both of which
have been furnished. Roy Hasting
was indicted for burglary, and his
bond placed at 81, 500 Art Lamont is
charged with assault with intent to
commit great bodily injury upon
Adolph Munster and his bond OF
$500 has been furnished.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03
Japanese and
French China

We do not hesitate to do little truthful
Dragging about our China. We are the only
direct importers of China in DEBORAH and can
show you the new things one year in advance
of merchants who buy their China from jobbers;
to say nothing about the lower price we own it
at. We have one price to all, and do not raise
the price to more than it should be and then
Laggle aud chew the rag, and finally drop a
little because you are "a good friend" or "a
good customer Our prices are the lowest to
start with and every body pays the same.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03

The winter meeting of the Fayette
County Farmers Institute will be
held at Fayette, Dec SO.
Free delivery was begun in Esther
Vile Monday, December 1. There
will be three carriers and one sub
stltute.
Work has commenced ON the new
city water works we'll at Fayette,
and now there is talk of municipal
ownership of the electric light plant.
Surely the staid old University town
on the Volga is awakening from its
long sleep
DR.. p. Malcolm of New Hampton
has been appointed by Gov. Cummins
member of tie state board of
veterinary examiners. The board is
composed of three veterinary surgeons
and DR.. Malcolm SUCCEEDS DR.. S. II.
Johnson of Carroll county.
A weak minded young man, August
I Benke, of Clayton county, was help
ing his brothers drive cattle and was
told to go back home. He got lost and
farmer who didn't know him had
officers come from Elkader and he was
adjudged insane and sent to Indepen-
dence, all without the knowledge of
his folks.
A new opera house to be known as
the Wilson is nearing completion at
Mason City. Each of the banks of
the city have subscribed for boxes for
the opening attraction, paying $3.50
each therefore, and many of the bust
ness men have paid large sums for
seats.
A scientist says that if the earth
was flattened the sea would be two
miles deep all over thu world" After
due meditation Kansas editor gives
out the following: eff any man is
caught fattening out the earth shoot
him on the spot, and don't be too
blamed particular what spot. There's
whole lot of us in Kansas that
can't swim.
H. f. Arnold, alias j. III. Creigh-
ton, alias J. H. Allen, who passed as
an insurance agent and who, during
the past three months had victimized
most of the hotels in northeastern
Iowa, was caught at Rockwell last
week Wednesday. In addition to
jumping his board bills he stole over
coats, grips and umbrellas. Nashua
Reporter.
The U. I. y. foot ball team must
have had a most disastrous trip lately,
judging from the way the Fayette
correspondent of the West Union
Gazette tells it, GA broken rib, a
broken jaw, dislocated knee and a
thumb put out of joint" is list of
the injuries sustained and one player
had collar bone broken before the
team started There's nothing like it
for exercise.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03

We also have a nice
stock of Dry Goods
NOf;o,,c Suitable for Christmas Pre-
lNOSiOllS sents. Bed Spreads, Rugs in
all sizes and patterns, Doiles, Fancy Covers for
Dressers and Commodes, Linen Table Cloths,
Napkins Silk Handkerchiefs Golf Gloves,
Mittens in silk aud wool, Hand Bags and
Purses, Chatteanes, Pictures, Mirrors, Satin
Belts, Fancy Boxes for Neckties Collars,
Handkerchiefs and photographs.
Come in and look us over
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-12-03

Boys always like to have DRUMS. We have
them from So so down to 1Oc each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
aseoeeassaeoeae
TO SELL QUEENS JEWELS
They Will Be Taken from the Crown
Used at the Coronation.
PASTE WILL BE PUT IN THEIR PLACE
kohInoot Is the Only Ono Which is 10
Be Retained as 1t Is the Property
OF the State,

London, August 14-Many elaborate dc.
scriptions have been printed this week Of
the crown which the archbishop OF York
placed on the head Of Queen Alexandra
in Westminster abbey last Saturday. but
the fact has hitherto not been revealed that
an the diamonds IA It, except the famous
EohINoor. VIII soon be placed on sale.
The wives al American minonalres may
therefore deck themselves with diamonds
which oruameuted thu crown Of Queen
Alexandra.
ASS the crown viii not be used again,
when 10 Is put among tue other regatta in
the Tower W Loudua lts 36ss stones will
te Displaced by paste jewels. The dia.
mouls, some OF which weigh seventeen
hlrats each and some of which are small,
Mcre collected TBS the Clearinghouse the
EcceuL s.yett Jewellers, none except tho
IS bl-Noor belonging to- the state.
Ihr King and queen can scarcely afford to
keep In their possession such uauble,
worth az 1t Is several hundred thousand
pounds, aud thov have given the jewellers
authority to se.l the stones Each will be
sod with q guarantee that 1t was used 10
kNp queen 8 crown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
MURDERED BY FALSE WIFE.
Tennessee Woman Eloped With Para
nour After Staying Her Husband.

Tennessee Woman Eloped With Para
mour After Staying Her Husband.
Knoxville, Tenn. August 14-Authenttc
details have been received Of a desperate
ARRAY in which three young men and a
woman, all Of them prominent in Scott
county, Tenn, were involved and which
resulted in the death OF one, the possible
death Of another and the flight Of both the
woman and the other man implicated.
For some time past Wing Duncan had
been suspected OF being too Intimate with
the wife Of Jarrett Trammel. Tram1nel
and his brother, Mart Trammel, returned
to the formers home somewhat unexpected.
", and upon their arrival found thar Mrs
Jarrett Traammels room was locked and
the blinds closed. While the two men wer.
in another part OF the house they heard
noise in the closed room and made an at.
tempt 10 enter IT, After some tropble
they gained entrance Just as shots from
reVoiyers in the hands VI both Il woman
ana man were fred at them. The woman
was the wife Of Jarrett Trammel and tho
man was Whig Duncan, Jr. Jarrett and
Mart Trammel fell to the floor, the forn,er
dead and the latter mortally wounded. the
scene or the ARRAY Is at Winfield sn-Ii
town OF Scott county, Tennessee
Mrs Jarrett Trammel and Wing Duncan
~, succeeded In making their escape into
Kentucky, and at last accounts had ~
been captured. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE
The Typographical Union Took i'm
pOrtant Action.
MAJORITY VOTE CAN END A STRIKE
Newspaper and Job Offices Are Forbid
den to Exchange Type Matrices or
Photo Engravnqs.

Cincinnati, August IA. fine international
Typographical Union In It's annual conyeu-
t'on today took important action regarding
the Interchange Of type, matrices and en-
cravings between office, also regarding the
jurisdiction OF the union IN connection with
the American Federation of Labor ana on
the regulation of REGULARS" and subs"
ana other practices IN composing rooms
There was n close contest between Wash.
lrgton ana Newark for the next convention.
The former city won because it was thought
that more could be done for favorable iegis.
'atlon Ivy meeting at the National capital
than at any otter place.
PRESIDENT Lynch announced that nirbt
SESSIONS would be held Hereafter in ur,l,r
TO complete the business of the convention
this week.
A proposition was made for a law nro
Vlulhg that strike or lockout may be de-
clared on by majority vote OF the union
involved, while three fourths vote is nee.
sssary 10 declare strike or lockout. Presi-
dent Lynch concurred with those who held
mat majority should control in ending a
nght. After "a long discussion no change
was made IN the law for forcmen to Oh
serve priority In giving out positions The
matter was left to local unions for enforce.
ment. When IL came to voting for the next
meeting place, Salt Lake city was with
drawn and Washington, b T., was chosen.
me committee ON laws reported back the
following, which was adopted: The prac.
tlce of interchanging and buying matter
previously used, either in tyne, matrices
or photograph ensravngs, between the
newspapers or job offices, not owned Ly
the same firm and published in the same
allowed" 0' Wv
resolution by Oliver Of Scranton. Pa.
appropriating $1,000 for the anthracite
strikers was refused Immediate considI,y,
ton and referred To the committca ON
finance. VA
supplemental report Of the treasurer
hand OF $40 240, ~"
The International convention Of stcreo
typers and electrotypers today decided to
meet next August at Washington. Tho
matter Of a union trade mark and A label
was referred to the executive committee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
ALL OFFICERS ELECTED.
Knights OF Pythas Had a Great MEETING
at San francisco

san francisco, August 14.-The supreme
lodge of the knights OF Pythlas will hold
It's next biennial session In Louisville. Nv.
In let4' The Kentucky delegates made q
strong light against ST. Louis. the opIv
other candidate for the convention honors
am ann won by about two to one
ne Following officers were elected,
= supreme Chancellor.--Tracy r. Banvs
Grand Forks, y. H.
8 Supreme Vice Chancellor Charles f.
sSShtatTeiey Of Richmond, Ind.
Wcst Virginia +'"'' vi
), President q the Board of Control OF the
hR9Sd Nh Ranks. F, s Neel, chicago.
1lnseS r. CaFnahan, indianapolis, Ind
o ne supreme chancellor reappointed b. A.
HE Inlr, uTlnoer q the supreme tribune,
inc supreme tribunal held n meetIng o.
Wy una laI under consl deration the cas-.
on on g0nn a. Hin9ey former president OF tie
SpiraGy and mlsusins the funds. A dec.siSnn
- 'osheU Tor tomorrow The tribunal cleo.
~ p as 'tS supreme recorder Robert A
diana. N'N'' Oh IN
= me me dramatic order Of the Knights .
hnhYiTIaSsan Installed Imperial Prlncs JoSn
Nas IN Ient last year, now has Si4. 500 In
me rdra1matle ,SSniShts decided to meet in
hence. Nv" AeAga
INC supreme assembly cf the PvtbIan a..
otsEnhood elected and installed the foliowlns
supreme Chancellor w M
worth OF Nebraska - III
Past supreme Chancellor -Nlrs
lAnbey, Maine H. "
supreme Vice Chancellor o.
w Adams, Mnssachusetts "eofse
supreme Prelate-Mrs ! n ,-.A
Pennsylvania Arthur,
Supreme Mistr.es Of the Excheauer Mr..
is a, Smaley, New Hampshire,
supreme Keeper ~ he Records 49,,
SSsl;-Alrs. Robert Smith, Ohio. aN"
, supreme Mistress al Arms~Ntrs ",
Beektori, New Hampshire Ms r. W.
Rhode Island W. ~ Lard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15

Populist headquarters. National and
state, are TO be established az Dallas
The boil woUns are alleged to have dc.
ftroyed q per cent Of tho cotton In Texas
and the TERRITORY alalacent 10 Denison,
Alleged cattle thieves have been cap
tured by Rangers after loag chase,
Most Of the foreign corporations have
fled their suti trust sfhdaylts since suits
were threatened
Four more negroes have been arrested
In Bra1oria county N connection With the
murder OF County Attorney Smith.
The BraEos liver has repaired the break
In the isttiss ct IT'S mouth
Mr.. Hove, member from Dallas. win
offer at the next se,slon q primary clcc-
lion law 90 which he win devote consider
able time before HE legislature convene
Mr. Green Is making some significant
Inquiries Of the republicans ~ Texas
The Stste purchasing agent has awarded
n large number OF contracts for supplLr
The freak in Gruyson county, n has been
determined. is caused hy burning coal
lion. a. w. Gregg OF Palestine was
nominated for congress by the democratic
convention for the Seventh district.
Thtomas Catterall. citizen OF Calves
ton died on steamer en- route home ana
was hurled at sea.
The oil men at Beaumont 10 not seem
disposed to accept either OF the Southern
~ ciAo's proppsltons
OH companies witch made low priced
contracts TO deliver oil are to he COM
pclled 10 i've up to theta 1t Is stated.
Mayor Laneham Of Beaumont has decided
10 have clean town and that 40 soon as
work can be done
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
SANT0S.DUM0NT DEPARTS
CLAIMED THAT AMERICANS WOULD
NOT AID HIS PLANS.
Secretary OF the Aero Club Of New
York Much Surprised at the Bra
ziIian's Action.

New York, August 14,-santos Dumont.
the Brazilian aeronaut, sailed for France
today. His Intended departure was known
only to n few friends and was explained
10y the aeronout himself as due to the fail
ure Of certain parties to put up the expect
ed moneJ for a successful flight In this
city
u shall go to work on my arrival IN
France, to put ms nuw Irship In condi.
tion for the St Louis Exposition he con.
t'nued. My other machine at Brighton
Beach have sold, and do not know what
Is to hc done with 1t. | had fllly intended
To make the Battery trip, aud when re
turn ! Will perhaps be able to do SO"
santos-Dumont said no was not rich
man, and he could not make an exhibition
of this kind without assurances that his
expenses would he paid when In France,
he continued, he received word that the
Aero club II America had offered a prHe
az $4,000 for light from Brighton Beach
70 the l'nttery tn this city. In response to
this offer he came over with his mIclinc.
"Sincc | have been staying here" con-
cludcd the aeranaut. 81 have heard vari us
Whether this is true or not ! do not know,
hut ] am not going to take any risks and
h2EyS decided L,t to MAKE the soil
club expressed much surprise when told
Of the ncronauts departure
81 can not see why Mr. Dumont has
preparations for it have practically been
made he snid at wac only yesterday
that Mr. Dumont told me 10 order the
hydrogen, gas with which his balloon was
to he Inflated. and he at all times seemed
TO ho most enthusiastic over the trip. The
only loser In this case viii be the Aero
club The men who made this offer have
sncnt quite a sum ~ money In the prepare
tlon FOR M numon't trip"