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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
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@aibinston, .. g., ben Is. MGr,.

Oie polttil9en Parteien baben be-
retts a%ngefansen, li9 fir bic nd9lte
8ablcampasne gu rilten. Die &epub=
lifaner boHen, in BEN nd6lten Nopem=
berwablen mieber Elm republitanti6es
Observation-Disclosures gu %erpdblen, aber
iie fablen, baB ba etmas smeifelbaft
lit unb iie ibre sanSen &rdfte baran
leben mil en-, menn tie ni9t unterlie=
gen loaen. Oie Oemofraten binsegen
re6nen NIT Si6erbeit auf einen Sies
ibrer Yartet. sic %erfldren, bab bic
Na9ri9ten aus alien Sbeilen bes Cant
oes bic l1nsufriebenbeit nit Der neuen
republifanii9en Yolitif ais i@neQ su=
nebmenb l6tlbern rnb ni6t muir bic
@utselb : Oemofraten, mel6e felt
1896 republifanii@ seitimmt baben,
ionbern lebr uiele &epubltfoner bieler
Yolitit bur@ g%rmdbluns zines bemo=
fratii@en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gtn=
balt sebieten mollen. .3uslei@ be-
sreifen bic Oemofraten, ,baB iie per=
eint arbeiten miiien, UNI Ben Sies
errinsen gu f0nnen, unS baB Der Be-
mofratil9e GonsreBausl6uB, Ser bic
Champagne leiten miro, einen ti@tisen
Soriiber unb iebr enersil6en unb I'M
teltsenben Sefreidr erbalten muB.
Aaer @orausii@t na@ merben beibe
Yarteien in Der beuorltebenoen Can't
payne ibre sansen ardfte einieten,
neil iie besreifen, 6ab bon ibrer Gntz
l@eibuns iebr uiel abbdnst unb bic
nd6ite Yrdlibentenmabl babur6 be-
einfluBt werben miro.
Ser &f fur unb sesen &esiz
procitdt nit Cuba in Der republifa=
nil@en Yartei lit feineswess uoriber,
mie bie Sibrer sebofft batten. Ser
republifantl6e Caucus bat swar Ell
men MISUNDERSTANDING ansenOmmen,
&estprocitdt nit Cuba bis gum 1.
DECEMBER 1908 einSufhbren, aber bic
Winoritdt lit nidt NIT bielem 3nsez
ltdnbniKe sufrieben unb min iid ni6t
fiisen iuenn ite ni6t ldnel anberen
Sinnes mirb, beftnben bic Sibrer ii6
in iebr ~fataler Gage. Ote Oemofra=
ten miniden, Cuba gu belfen, unb
linb bereit, bies gu tbun, uenn Der Sor=
idlas ba3u ni6t gar gu i9(edt lit.
Oie &epublifaner aus benz Weiten
werben bon Sag gu Sag ,lnSufrtebe=
ner nit Der Garif= unb &esiprocitdtss
Yolitit Der &epubltfaner aus Dem
Often, benen ii@ ieltiamer 8eiie
Spre@er SenberiOn ansei9loHen bat,
Der nebenbei seiast, infolse ieines ber=
riI9en unb siftatorii@en Iuftretens
thinner unpopuldrer wirb. Oie meitz
li9en @epublifaner lasen, bic Oitli9en
&epublitaner perbinberten bic &atis
fitation bes 9esiprocitdtspertraSs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

ben muB. 3weitens beruft er iid auf
bas perfaHunssmdbise &e@t bes
Prdiioenten, gertrdse absuidlieBen.
Wenn aber Der Prdiibent bur6 8er=
tras Elm sanSes 8olf unterio9en
barf, 10 miro er wobl audi bur3 Ser
trdse Sflauenbanbel ODER ionit etmas
treiben fOnnen. Oas 1T in einem
golfsfaat bod Der fraiiefte Blob
finn, bab ii6 bic seiebsebenbe, bic
%ausibenbe unb bic ri6terlt9e @ewalt
aber bic pom 8olt selesten @rensen
erbebt. &nute Nelion bat einmal cine
@ierte Suliz&ebe Sebalten, in mel6er
CT ben freien Solfsitaat 10 i@0n be-
fang. Na6 ieiner neueiten 9eiltuns
1T er ieitber tief seiunfen, iebr tief.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

bart Ser &f an6 enforcement mag,
mir far@ten ni6t; benn Der slorrei9e
Steser lit unler Sabrer. Den NIT
tbisen, trellen Streiter mirb Gbritus
gum Triumpbe leiten. Setn &reus
lit uniere Siesesfabne. SIM &reus
lit Sell, benn an bieiem @nabenbaum
bat bas Sell Der @elt sebansen. Oas
&reus lit Der Stamm unleres 8lau=
bens, Ser Mnfer u~nlerer Soffnuns,
bie SABINE u~nierer 9iebe. Sn bielem
i3ei6en werben mir liesen. Melaja !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
@rferTbea
Bum bDtbbeili8ea DHerfefte.

@olbener Ofermoraen, brinae
Inns bic Observation-Disclosures
Gus beS Gnsels iel'aem Munbe.
OaB bic @%httitenbeit lobiin9e,
unb aus alen Iempelbauen
Sef9efan9 unb Subel1Sre
gu bes Iuferifanb'nen gbre
Wed9ti9 sesen 9immel i9aIen!
@olb'ner Otermoraen, wede
&us benz S9laf bic Mutter @rbe,
0aB ie mad uub frSbtib merbe!
@e9 bic sraue S6lummerbede!
Sloden t6uen. 8oslein iinsen:
yWa6et auf, ibr falten SeIber
lnb ibr Sben, biirren @Glber;
Oenn Der Serr MIL eu9 %periin9en."
.Oer beut' slorrei9 a%uierianben
Mus benz @rab nod S9ma1 unb 2eiben
Wiu aud eu1 IN Sreuben fleiben:
Wadt eli6 frei o alen 8anben!
gSas nod i9ldft, iou auferfeben,
Subelieber fouen I6auen,
Sd9lein, SreubeutbrInen, ipauen,
Son ben Bergen, pom ben SOben!A
@olb'ner ORermorsem, finbe
Sriebe auen Hationen,
1uen Serri4ern anf ben Sbronen,
S9eu9e 3mietradt. @abn unb Siinbe!
Sriebe! lou es beute tlin9en
Sur9 bic meiten Gbrifenlaube,
tlnb Der 0iebe beige 8anbe
aRosen 9ottes 0elt umi9linseu!
@olb'ner . termorsen, leu9te
.Itit bes Moraeuiternes 9efunfeI
SIN Der 9ersen tieiifes Ounfel,
Die nod S6ulb CUR grbe beuste,
Die wie @rdber, ftarr unb ODE
Climb; erpede fie gum 9eben
DAB tie au' nit Wonneleben
SriiBen beine MorsenrOtbe!
@oio'ner . termorsen, brinse
Aaen, bic NIT @briito leiben,
Sriebens9liid unb Siesesfreuben,
Oas ibr Danf gum Simmel flinse,
SaB aus iebes Sempels SaQe,
SaB nit iebes Sersens Yo6en
ofa4 ben i4weren 9eibenswo6en
Aaelnia laut eridaIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Sn Sirsinia batten bic @aHerbei=
lisen rieiise Gnitrensunsen semadt,
bic &onuention, melde NIT Ser abz
fafu1s elmer neuen Staats &cnuenz
ton beiddftiSt 1T, burd Bitten unb
Orobunsen su ueranlaiien, cine @eIo=
luton CUR Innabme gu brinsen, pel=
DE Sirsinia gu etnem prohibitions
Staate sema9t baben mirbe. OieIe
&eiolution entbielt ndmIid bic Se=
Thinning, baB Elm Wirtb nur bann
iein @ei9dft betreibeu birfe, rpenn er
BITE i9riftli@e ginwtqisuns Der Mebrz
belt Der StimmSeber ieines Yreainftes
pormeiien tonne. OaB Die Sanatifer
NIT 9ilfe bteier infamen gorlaae
let9tes Spiel baben mirben, 10 aien,s
lid ale Wirtbi&aften I'M Staate au
i&lieben, liest auf Der 6anb. Oie
bemotratii4e Mebrbeit CAB sladlider
Wetie Der Stimu,e Der 8ernunft Ge=
b6r, unp bic MaBresel rpurbe nit eli
ner Mebrbeit uon 4 Stimmeu abaes
Ie5nt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
tern.

Sbri It It er It a Ote=
le freuoise Soti6aft perfinben sic
feierli9en &ldnse Der Oltersloden
unb laben bic gbriitenbeit gum bod
ften Seite ein.
meluia, IQeluia i1aDe beut'!
Ha9 10 pielen berben 2eiben
SlieBet lns elm Strom pom Sreuoen.
Gbarfreitas lit porbei; porbet bic
tiefite Grniebrisuns bes &reuses, porz
BET ale Sualen bes i9ma3uollften
Sobes. Our6 iein 9eiben lit gbriitus
inieine 9errli9teit einsesansen. @lor=
reid iteist Der iiesreide Selb aus benz
@rabe berpor. Strablenb mie Sonz
men trdst er Bic Wale ietner @unben
ais Siesestropbden OIL leinem perfldr=
ten 9eibe, unb sei9t lie ben eritaunten
Sinsern ais banOsreifli3e 8eweile,
Dap gr aus Dem &reusestobe gum per-
berrli6ten eeben ii@ auferwedt bat.
8unber aqer @unber, mobur9 Gbrt
itus feline sottli9e Nama6t funb 9ez
tban unb bic @6ttli6feit ieiner Senz
buns ~beitdtist bat. Die auferitebuns
bes Serrn lit bas Sunbament unieres
@laubens unb bic girsl9aft u~nierer
SoHnuns. Senn srunolos mare ln=
fer @laube, menn ber @efreusiste I'M
@rabe bic Sermeiuns sel6alt batte ;
eitel unlere 9offnuns, bdtte Der Gr=
lOler BEN Sob ni6t ibermunben. Scum
aber lit Gbriitus auferitanben, @Qelu=
ia! 3 Sob, mo- lit nun bein Sta@el?
8 SOB, NO lit bein Sies? Ser Sob
lit in leinem Siege ueri6lunsen, Der
Sinbe Sod III seritOrt, bic &etten Der
&ne6tl9aft iinb serbro6en, bas &ei6
bes Satans bat elm gnbe. @ir iinb
erloit, NIeluia! 11nler Olterlamm
Gbriitus lit sei@la@tet, unb in letnem
8lute Iinb mir reinsemal@en BON aaer
unseredtisfeit. @ir senieBen bas
Sleii9 bieies fur uns seopferten Got
teslammes, unb erbalten bas Inter
pfanb bes euisen 9ebens. @britus
lit Der Gritseborene unter ben ger=
itorbenen unb mirb aud uns aufer=
1peden am iinsiten Sag.
Nreili9 bleibt unler irbil9es Seben
eine Gbarmo9e; benin auf fetnem an=
beren @ese fOnnen mir CUR Selisfeit
selansen, ais auf benz nnler SeilanS
ilns lit poransesansem. 90 lanse mir
anf grben pilsern, befinben mir uns
in benz 0anbe Der Yrifuns. 8oaen
mir bas Grbe bes 5immels errei6en,
bann milien mir bic Sage bes Sells
eifria beniben. Wir miiien @ewalt
aebrau6em, rpenn mir bas Simmel=
reid moaen an uns reiBen. 8ir mil
fen Die 6ibe unb 2ait Der Sasesarz
belt i'm @einberse bes 9errn ertra=
aen, molten mir Nnipra6 MAIDEN auf
Ben 9obn. 8ir miiien nns auf benz
1dmalen @ese bemiben unb burd bic
enqe Yforte tra9ten etn5u9ebenr fperi1
mir oas 3iel errei3en mouen. Wtr
miIIen fdmpfen ben suten &f, 10
mir winl9en sefrOnt gu werben. @ir
miIIen nit Gbriitus leiben, I'M NIT
Sbm perberrli@t gu werben; MIR mil
len nit Gbri1tus iterben, Inn erpts NIT
Sbm su leben. DEM mie e6riitus
1T erbObt unb uerberrli9t iporSen,
neil Gr ii9 erniebrist bat Bis tn ben
Sob bes &reuses, 70 miifien aud mir
burd piele Gribiale einseben in bas
6immelreid. aaein wie sepaltis
aud bic Slutben Der DISQUALIFICATION
unb 0erlu9unsen auf uns einitirmen
m0seu, mir uersasen ni9t; benn Der
ftorfe ,6elb 1T un1er 8e11iber. Wte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27
Nrdfbenten : Sbut.

Ser Senat bat Samitas bic Nntt=
anar6iten : Sorlase, 3. +. bic gia
gum beiieren S9ub bes Yrdiibenten,
nit 50 sesen Is Stimmen ansenom=
men unb swar in Der Saiiuns, wte tie
pom SuItis=& omite einbert9tet porben
mar. Ser Serlu9 Ser bemotratil6en
@lei6beits apoitel, bieielbe in Dem
Stnne gu amenoiren, baB Elm attentat
auf ben Frditbenten mte Elm Nnsrift
auf cine semObnli6e YerIon beitraft
meroen ioa, lit feblsei6lasen, wie er
es perotent bat, benn moSu loate bas
@eles niisen, menn es ni9t einen
Neutrality-suspicious. sesen bic notortl6en
SeinSe Der @eleal6aft i6uf, wenn es
ni6t bic lesten &onlequensen aus Ser
propaganda Der Shat sos. Die ame=
rifaniide @eieqi@aft bat mabrli6 nur
gu LANCE Dem Serrorism1s bes Nnar=
6tsmus segeniber Milbe malten lal=
len. Senator Walon bate Ge6t,
ais ct iinsit bemerfte, bas p%orliesen=
Be @elee bdtte i6on nod Der grmOr=
buns oes Yrdiibenten Sincoln erlaiien
merben iollen, bann butte bic Natton
pieaei6t ni6t am Sarge 9arfielb's
unb Wc&tnlep's trauernb bas Saupt
uerbaaen miiien. gs Jet enbli6 an
Ser s3eit, bab Ser 0ffentli6en Mei=
nuns &e9nuns setrasen unb Elm no.
tionales @eieb erlaiien merbe, mel6es
bic bO6iten gertreter bes Solfes se=
gen bic anl6ldse feiser Morbselelen,
mel6e ben Nufbesunsen folsen, bic
ibnen in bic Sbren seblalen perben,
ioweit gu l@ueen lu6t, ais bic Sur6t
Dor bem bO6ten StrafmaB Bet menl9=
li6en Re6tspdese bies mOsli6 mo-
den fam.
llniere itaatlt6en @elese luaren
nt6t ausrei6enb, um ser anar6titi=
i6en SUPRA Ben &opf 81 sertreten.
Wan bat 6as in SIinois seieben, NO
smar lett bem Sapmarfet= Ittentat bas
@eies 10 perl6drft murbe, baB ielbit
iiber Sic moralil6en urbeber pom Sc
waltaften sesen Sic beitebenben Orb
nllng unb bas 9eben ser nit tbrer
@abruns b%etrauten Seamten Bic So=
besltrafe uerbdnst merben fonnte, Sic
anar6iitil6e propaganda aber in ib=
rem S6lupfwinfeln gu Chicago rubis
ibr perbre6eril6es Sreiben fortlesen
fonnte. Die nlnmebr pom Senat
ansenommene Sorlase, bic mobl au6
int 6aule nod in bteler Sellton pallirt
werben birfte, madt es mOslt6, nidt
muir bic Ittentdter, ionbern al6 bic
Serl9wOrer su trefen, u1b barin liest
ibr Sauptmertb. Sic lest bobe
Strafen auf bic aeuBeruns bloBer
Orobunsen sesen bas eeben u~nlerer
Grefutiuz Seamten, unb bleibt bas Sc
les fein tobter Su6itabe, ionbern
miro es 1trift ieitens zines gut orsa=
n~tltrten Sunoes=9 ebetmoten1tes ollr9z
sefibrt, 10 barf man boffen, baB ie=
ner ru6loien Serbeeuns balbreifer
Burden, mel6e bic Sbat zines gsol=
soss seseitist bat, erfOlsrei6 seiteu=
ert perben faun. SIS mare natiirli6
permeiien, iasen su wOllen, baB nllrt=
mebr berartise Serbre6en sduslid un=
mOslid semadt ieien, aber immerbin
bat bic Station nit Innabme bes Sc
iebes bas Sewubtlein, ii6 nidt mebr
wie bisber BEN SOrwurf MAIDEN sl
miien, baB ni6t ale SOrbeusuuss=
maBreseln sur Serbituns FOLDER Ser=
bre@en sema6t worben iinS.
Sn Sirsinia batten bic @aiierbei=
(foo1 r;eEoo M,S}raoo,,oo ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

t3 Cine CUTE a@t Sage l1br fur
$3.50 BET 6. y. Song.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-27

Sbri It 8 It e + It Ote=
le freuoise Soti6aft perfanben Sic
Ieterlt6en &ldnse Der O1tersloden
unb laoen bic Gbriitenbeit gum BOD
ften Selte ELM.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
WOMEN FLED LEAVING
THEIR EASTER BONNETS
Fire In Cincinnati Theatre
Causes Q Panic Sunday
Afternoon.

Cincinnati, O., March 31.-The Pike
building, on Fourth street, between
Vine and Walnut streets. in which the
Pike opera house is located, was par
TALLY destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon. Standing room had been taken
at the matinee, which was proceeding
when the flames brokes out The au-
dience retired in good order, but some
women tainted after reaching the
street.
About 1000 people were at the mat
inee and the performance of Sag Har-
bor," by the Pike Stock company, had
proceeded only ten minutes when the
portieres were ablaze.
The auditorium was SO badly dam
aged from water that it will not be
used any more this season. Scenery
stored in the lower part of the build
ing was damaged to the extent of s10,-
900. The members of the company
saved all their costumes and baggage.
Many women of the audience left
without their Easter hats and wraps
and the individual losses will be con-
siderable.
Thirty-six years ago the Pike build
ing on the same site, was completely
destroyed by fire. The damage today
was between $4,000 and 100000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
Canton, Stark County. Ohio.

To the Honorable Probate
Sir: County
authority
March, 1902
Bailey NJ
into the
ceeded Immediately
which
with to the Office of County
Treasurer
exact bonds
compliance with requiring certificates
certify
Dollars the amount
OF Auditor
In
books belonging the City
certify that Hundred Eighteen
641OO Dollars
said City
in each fund Respectfully.
HORACE BAILEY.
OLIVER M COXEN,
Examiners.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
BOATS COLLIDED.
Fishing Schooner Sank and
Three Nen Perished--
Narrow Escapes.

Philadelphia, March 31.r-The fishing
schooner. Edna Earl. bound for the
sea, was run into and sunk In Della
ware Bay. off Reedy Island. Delaware,
Sunday morning. and three of her crew
were drowned. The drowned men are
William Smith, Dennis Ford, father-in-
law of Smith, both of Philadel-
phia, and Patrick Nolan, of Balti-
more.
The vessel that sunk the fisherman
was the Norwegian steamship Roms-
dal, from New York for Philadelphia,
which rescued the surviving members
of the crew and brought them to this
city. Slsl]4
The sleeping fishermen were awaken
ed by the crash, and rushed up the
narrow companionway. All but three
of them managed to reach the deck
Nolan, Smith and Ford being caught
by the rush of water, and drowned in
side the vessel. The blow struck by
the Romsdal was so severe that the lit
tie schooner was almost cut in half
and she sunk in less than five minutes
1t took nearly a half hour for the
Romsdals crew to locate the wrecked
sailors in the darkness. The Roms-
dal, beyond the bending of q few
plates, was uninjured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
WANTS TO HUMOR
RUSSIAN BEAR
Germany Favors Open Door,
Policy In China but Won't
Cross the Czar,

Berlin, March 2S.-It Is said on high
authority that the government of the
United States has been sounding Ger
many as to how far the latter coun-
try would go toward maintaining the
open door" in China.
This inquiry, which was initiated
prior to the trip of Admiral Prince
Henry of Prussia to the United States
was not made with the object of elicit
ing well phrased writings on the sub.
ject, nor general assurances, nor even
SO called guarantees. as the adminis-
tration at Washington. according to
information here, thinks there has
been quite enough of such diplomatic
interchanges.
But the surprise of this inquiry was
to learn, for the guidance of Wash
ington, whether Germany, in any
event, would take resolute stand
for equal trade opportunities.
This inquiry resulted in obtaining
from the very head of the German en-
pire the impression that Germany,
while willing to take an identical at
titude with the other powers for the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
NEW BERLIN NEWS.

New Berlin, March 2S.-David Miller
died at his home east of town Tues
day. His wife died Just three weeks
ago, and grief over her loss Is thought
to have hastened his death. They
leave five children. the youngest being
but four weeks old. The funeral SER
vices will be held at the Cairo Re-
formed church, and interment will be
at the Dunkard cemetery.
DR.. Williams and wife will leave for
Columbus this week, where they will
make their home.
The Literary club met at the home
of Mrs. Albee. The following was the
program: German Portrait Paint
ers," Frances Richards; EARLY Ger
man Literature" Maggie Evans; mil
itary Life in Germany" Emma Bon
nell; "The Housekeeper," Bertha Kolp.
Mr.. Dan Lesh has moved into the
home formerly occupied by his son.
Will Lesh.
DR.. Joe Warburton and his mother
have moved to Tallmadge.
Mr.. Point. Of Akron, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jed Hissner, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Feicht, of Can
ton, were in Berlin on Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Kreighbaum spent We'd
nesday in Berlin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
SOLICITING FUNDS
Among Canton Iron and Steel
Workers For Hogan Memo
rial at Youngstown.

ID. T. Edwards. Of Youngstown, was
in Canton Saturday afternoon in the
interest of the Martin A. Hogan me-
mortal fund. During the last steel
strike Hogan. who was one of the
steel strikers. was selected to collect
subscriptions from the public to carry
on tho strike. He performed his duty
faithfully until he contracted cold
which resulted In his death from ty-
phoid pneumonia last September. He
left wife and several children. The
different steel workers unions in
Youngstown appointed committees to
devise ways and means to provide
something for the family.
Mr.. Edwards visited the different
iron workers in Canton Saturday and
solicited subscriptions for the fund.
He also visited the rolling mill In the
Carnahan addition where many steel
workers formerly of Youngstown are
working. The fund is growing very
rapidly and quite a Aarge amount will
be presented to the widow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
A GRUESOME FIND
IN TRUNK OF TREE
Two Petrified Bodies Bound
Together With Leather
Thonqs.

Lebanon, o., March 31.-John L.
Burrows, farmer, living seven miles
south of here, tells a hair raising
story of gruesome find in a tree on
his place. He says that he discovered
two petrified bodies in tree trunk.
They we're bound with thongs of
leather. Farmer Burrows thinks that
the two were victims of the Indians.
The two figures were as hard as
stone and were thoroughly preserved
while the decaying wood of the tree
covered them and only the vigorous
efforts used in dragging away the
fallen oak, which broke off portions,
revealed the two objects.
How long they had been imbedded
in the trunk it is impossible to judge.
They were bound together with
thongs. and the only solution that has
been reached is that the two were
caught by the Indians years ago and
lashed to the tree, which presumably
had been only fractional part of its
present size.
Investigation on the part of the
finders revealed that the figures had
completely become solidified and that
the state of petrifaction was complete
The figures are in a standing position,
back to back. with the woman's head
leaning across the shoulder of the
man.. The woman is about five feet
four inches in height, while the man
was evidently not large. as he overtops
the other figure by only few inches.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
WET and DRY" FIGHT.
Sharp Political Contest on Be-
tween Liquor Q nd Anti-liquor
Factions IN Ohio Town.

Youngstown. o.. March 31-A fight
is on between the "wets" and "drys''
in Garfield, near here. The town is
dry, but in the convention the present
mayor. s. X. Crooks. Republican. was
defeated for denomination. because II
was claimed that he favored the
VETS" Prior II. Jones was nomi-
mated for the office
II. A. Manchester, ex-representative
from this county. was nominated by
the Democrats. Both are anti-saloon
men. Crooks announced himself as
an Independent candidate and the fight
between the two factions next week
promises to be bitter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
WOMAN ASSAULTED
ON way FROM CHURCH
Assaiiant Lay in Wait Under q
Bridge But Was Defeated
in His Purpose.
(Stan Specially


Massillon. March, 31.-Mrs. Edward
Heisler had an exciting experience
with a man who viciously attacked
her under the overhead bridge be-
tween the shops of Russell company
in South Erie street, Sunday evening
and who. when arrested, gave the
name of John Peters.
Mrs. Heisler was returning from
church, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Mary Baughm, and sister, Ellen
When they got underneath the bridge
they were jostled by Peters and at
tempted to catch Miss Baughm's arm
catching her threw her to the
ground. Pluckily, she resisted him,
dealing him several vicious blows
which caused him to desist.
Taking alarm, the man then started
to run, going over the lawn in from.
of the Russell works. Mrs. Baughm
started in pursuit, but was influenced
by her daughter, Ellen not to con-
tinue the chase.
When the women reached theii
house on Mt. Arie they telephoned to
the police. Two officers searched thu
neighborhcod but did not find the
man. Later, Officer Ertle located him
at Dave Miller's place in Railroad
street He had retired for the night.
Ertle made him dress and accompany
him to the Heisler residence. the
three women positively identified him
as their assailant. Later, Peters was
taken to the city Jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-04-01
THE DEATH RECORD.
WILLIAM w. REED.

The death of William w. Reed, a
lifetime resident and well known cit
izen of Canton, occurred Sunday morn
ing at 5:45 a. m. at his home at 907
North Market street. His demise was
caused by short illness of typhoid
fever.
+ Mr.. Reed was born in Canton Novem-
ber 8, 1928 and was therefore past 70
years of age. The greater part of
his long life was spent. In business in
the city of Canton.
He leaves wife, Mrs. Elizabeth A,
Reed, and FIVE children. four of whom
are living In or near Canton.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence, 907 North Market street
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. DR.
G. B. Allen will ofiiciate.