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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
EXPRESS COMPANIES
May Garry Private Letter rs

Coshocton, June 25.-Judge Thomp-
son, in the United States court at Col
umbus, rendered an important decision
affecting the right of express COM
panies to carry private letters. The
agent Of the Pacific Express company
at Jewett was charged with violating
the postal laws in sending by express
messenger letter to the agent at
Coshocton, requesting him to purchase
certain articles to be shipped by the
express company to a patron at Jew
ett.
The court held that the letter was in
fuYtherance of the company's business
and therefore not in violation of the
postal laws.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
WORKMAN HURT.

AlliaIc'. June 25--1ames Hunter. a
helper in the machine department OF
the Morgan shops, was seriously hurt
last evening while at work.
He was helping to adjust q casting
on planer when the machine was ac-
cidentally started. His left leg was
broken and he was cthsrwlae injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
NO COMBINE
Say Memb bers Of Pottery Firms

(Staff Specially eH
East Liverool, June 26-The leading
members Of several of the firms which
were said to have been consolidated
in a big pottery combine in this city,
today denied that there was any truth
in the report from Pittsburg that the
deal had been signed up. !.
that an effort was being made to make
the combination a go, they said the
announcement that 1t had been effect
ed was premature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
VAUGHN IN ASYLUM.

Ravenna, o.. June 24.-William
Vaughn, the prisoner found not guilty
of murder because he was insane at
thsftime he shot and killed both his
mother-in-law and her mother. was
yesterday adjudged insane by Probate
Judge, Sperra. and committed to the
state hospital for the insane.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
EXTRADITION PAPERS.

News Democrat Leased Wire Servicc)
Columbus, June 26.-The governor
has granted the application of the
governor of New York for the extra
dition of the Hon. William w. Hahn.
of Mansfield.
Hahn is charged with the larceny Of
funds of the Manhattan Lite Insurance
company. .ua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Alliance Woman severly lHurt.

tStaff Specially
Alliance, .June 25.-Mrs. w. l..
Thomas and Miss Matte Richards
were the victims of runaway last
evening. While driving on Broadway,
their pony scared and started to run.
Both women were thrown out and
severely bruised. The horse, got mix
ed up with cart and shaft was ruin
through it's leg. 1t will be killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-06-27
PRICE-LOGAN.

Alliance, June 2S.--Otis Logan, of
rittsburg, and Miss May Price, a.
Wooster. were married at the bride s
home Wednesday evening. The groom
is the son OF Hon. l.. b. Logan, OF this
city. and 10 employed In the Pennsyl-
vans railway offices at .Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05

characterized as skinny the basis of expense for the season of six weeks is set a $5,00O. Among the ultra wealthy the basis of expense for that period is set anywhere from $25,000 to $1O0 900. not including special functions. like Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilts recent the atricals, for instance, which cost $20 OOO And yet great wealth or great wit, with no title to go with them, can only get in at the cost of self respect Those whose entrance is never questioned are the titled foreigners gand the "eccentri- ques." Being a clown, wearing i'm possible clothes, assuming an exag- gerated walk, doing anything extraor- dinary and coming from a decent fam fly, and, above all, showing a calm assurance while doing it, will make Newport welcome the 'eccentriuues' with open arms"
 The most significant statement made by the writer is that a reaction is set ting in and that these chasers after pleasure are beginning to ask whether the game is worth the candle "The answer, growing more vigorous each year, is that it is not" Indeed, many families have left Newport forever for
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
THE NEWPORT SMART SET. |"

The current issue of the New York Independent contains a noteworthy ar ticle upon the social life of Newport It has unusual authority as well as in- terest, because it is written by a mem- Der of a family known all over the country for it's wealth who has spent many summers at Newport. An edi- torial preface to the article states that 'in recent years, and especially during the season of 1902, other members of his family have been conspicuous at New port as leaders among the inventors of such eccentricities as have brought to the society there it's reputation for odd and curious diversion; but the entire family has consistently opposed the fla grant violations of the conventionali- ties which recently have given Newport the more scandalous characteristics of its fame.'
 The testimony of such a witness, one who is on the inside, is more authorita- tive and trustworthy than the sensa-
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
HALE JOHNSON
 PROHIBITIONIST
Murdered by Man from Whom He
 Was Collecting Debt.

Effingham, H.. November 4.-Hale Johnson. a prohibition leader of nation al reputation and candidate for vice. president on the prohibition ticket in 1896, was shot and killed by Harry liar ris this afternoon at Bagota. a village in Jasper county, thirty miles from here. Mir. Johnson, who has been prac- ticing law at Newton, the county seat, went to Bagota to collect an account on which judgment had already been rendered against Harris.
 An altercation occurred between Johnson and Harris at the Harris home. and the latter secured at shot gun and fired at Johnson at close range. the charge striking Johnson in the face and causing instant death Immediately after the shooting Harris jumped into Johnson's buggy and at tempted to make his escape, but was apprehended by q deputy sheriff who had accompanied Johnson and who was a witness to the shooting. Johnsons body was taken to his home in NeV- ton, and Harris was conveyed to jail in the same place, where he committed suicide tonight.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
scott's santal-Pepsin CapsuIes

the New England shore farther north and established summer homes at Bev- erly Farm, Manchester by the Sea, Portsmouth. Bar Harbor and other re- sorts, even to the Canadian border. There they can live with a simplicity and sensible moderation that enables them to return to the city without any Of that weariness which follows a sea- son at Newport. Evidently the writer is of opinion that Newport will yet be among the fashionable has beens." like Saratoga or Long Branch.-Chi. cago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
A Republican Nation

The returns from yesterdays elec- tion make it clear that the country is still republican-unmistak so. Tho great state of New York for the first time in it's history has reelected a re- publican governor-and this notwith- standing the extraordinary efforts put forth by the democracy aided by a great campaign fund.
 Ohio, which has always stood as the representative of the sentiment of the middle west. is true to the principles of the martyred Mckinley.
 Colorado. the silver state in which it was hardly safe for a republican to acknowledge his principles five years ago. has apparently elected republi- can governor.
 Everywhere, with few exceptions. the republicans have held their own re- markedly well. considering that it is an off year.
 There seems to be no question about the election of a republican majority to the Fifty eighth congress. If this shall prove to be correct it will be the second time since the civil war that the national administration has been sus- tained in midterm at a congressional election.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
In the Territory

The republicans of Arizona have won a substantial victory. At this writing, one o'clock a. m.. it is impossible to determine from the returns whether Robert F., Morrison or J. P. Wilson has been elected delegate to congress. but it is certain that it is an extremely close contest and that the winner will count his majority in scant hundreds-if it be that large.
 We repeat the republicans have won a victory. and Robert F.. Morrison has made the greatest campaign ever made by any republican in the territory When it is considered what handi- cap the republican party was under by reason of the Quay letter. and the positive assurance from Mark Smith that a republican victory would defeat the statehood bill, it is remarkable that the republican party lines were not thrown into complete confusion. h. stead. however, of republican losses, we see enormous republican gains enough to amount to a great moral victory.
 Happily for the prospects of the statehood bill. the contest is so close that republicans and democrats from the territory can unite this winter in assuring democratic and republican senators alike that the territory is de- batable ground for the two great par ties-and that is all that the most par tisan senator can in reason ask.
 The republicans in Oklahoma made sue have elected their delegate, thou sands of democrats having voted for him. It is fortunate for Arizona, there fore. that from the strictly partisan standpoint the great contest in this territory has been a drawn battle. Democrats can extract sufficient com fort out of the situation to allay the fears of their timid senators. and as to the republican senators, the republican party of Arizona has accomplished all that they can ask.
 Much to our regret, Mir. Morrison has lost the great county of Maricopa, but the result is not surprising. Mark Smith. who has a personal acquain- tance with large majority of the vot- CTS, spent days in the county. and as- sured our citizens over and over again that the statehood bill would be de- feated should Mr Morrison be elected. The people of Maricopa desire state hood above all else. Moreover, the county is democratic. MT. Smith is the representative oi the people in the statehood contest. The surprising thing is that he was not able to tnislead the voters to the extent of piling up a ma jority of hundreds for Wilson in this county.
 We congra tulate Mir. Morrison upon the magnificent showing he has made.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
And Graham School of Shorthand.

positive conviction that they are of a tated by the set. The officers Of the American navy, owing to the influence of the foreign element, are always snubbed, but if a man of title go there with a pOcketbook plethoric or empty, an unsavOry past, or a head whose characteristic is it's paucity of brains, he is popular in the largest sense of the word"
 Lavish entertaining is the rule in Newport. Even with those who are
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
OTHER PRECINCTS.

From other precincts where figure: were not obtainable the following re. ports were received.
 Johnstone tie vote of ten for eacl Morrison and Wilson, with II for Cool and g for Stout.
 Fowler district went republican. Scottsdale went republican.
 Alma gave democratic majority o1 40.
 Lehi gave a democratic majority o1 13.
 Orme went democratic.
 Cave Creek gave the republican tick ct a majority of six.
 At the Gold Coin Barnett reeived 1 votes.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
PERE MARQUETTE TO EXTEND.
Surely Going to Buffalo Via Lake Fri,

Surely Going to Buffalo Via Lake Erie
 and Detroit River Extension.
 Detroit, November 4.-For months it has been understood the Pere Mar quette was negotiating for a traffic ar engagement with the Lake Erie & De troit River, or for its purchase, the plan being in either case to extend the line from St. Thomas to Buffalo. and take the traffic which the Pere Mar quette now gives the Wabash and Michigan Central at Detroit over it's own tracks to Niagara river.
 Today F. H. Waller. one of the own CTS of the Lake Erie & Detroit River. admitted that the Pere Marquette had acquired part of the stock of the road. and that surveys are now being made for the extension from St. Thomas to Buffalo.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
tionaI and sometimes malignant reports

tional and sometimes malignant reports of outsiders. The writer does not at tempt to deny the social stiffness that
 characteriZes "the smart set" or to condone it's offenses against good taste
 He frankly admits that their one aim Is the pursuit of pleasure, regardless of expense. The smart set,' or, as this writer says, "the indecorous set" care nothing for publicity or censorious crit icism, and this, he says, is due to the great number of foreigners who are at Newport in the season and who have 2
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
PHOENIX NO. ?.

Phoenix precinct No. returned the following vote: Morrison POP, Wilson 152, Kibbey POS. Peterson 140 Mcqueen 215, Etter 16S. Hirst 192. Crabb 176. Col lins 155, Marian 147. Woolf 153, Powers 164, Cook 229, Stout 129, Edwards 1SO Baker 1S0 Barnett POI, McFall 16O Diehl 133, Walker 221, Phillips 202 Langston 153, Fulton POP, Grouse 15O Marshall 205, Hancock 191, Sturdevant 163, Jones 159 Hunsaker l53. Miller 1S3 Gray 167. Johnstone POP, Burnett 199 Robertson 126, Kyle 221. Redwine 151 Sonoqui 119, Gonzales 172.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
PHOENIX NO. 8.

The vote in Phoenix No. 8 was Morri- son 22S, Wilson 255, Kibbey 223, Peter son 246, Mcqueen 232, Etter 194 Hirst 215. Crabb 269. Marian 245, Woolf PAP, Powers 255. Collins 269. Cook 2S5 Stout 253. Edwards 216, Baker 264, Barnett PA, McFall 23O. Diehl 1S4, Walker 2Ss, Phillips 23S, Langston 2S5, Grouse 175, Fulton 294. Hancock 213, Sturdevant 249, Marshall 250, Jones 1855, Hunsaker 243. Miller 259, Gray 226, Johnstone 206. Burnett 260, Robertson 237, Kyle z32. Gonzales 204, Redwine 234.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
PHOENIX NO. 1.

At press time the count in Phoenix precinct No. l was not completed but was as follows: Wilson 220, Morrison 2O6, Kibbey PA, Peterson 20. Cook 230. Stout 206, Langston 21S, Phillips 205. Mcqueen 206, Hirst 1S9, Etter 1S9, Pow CTS z29. Collins 225, Mlarar 211. Woolf 22S, Barnett PA, McFall 225.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
GOOD SHOWING Continued From First Page.)
RIVERSIDE.

At Riverside the vote was Morrison Is, Wilson 20, Kibbey 22. Peterson lS, Mcqueen 10. Etter g, Hirst '. Crabb IA, Marian 25, Woolf 24 Powers 12, Col lins 2S. Cook IS. Stout r, Edwards 1S Baker 16, Barnett r. McFall 16, Diehl II. Walker 21, Phillips IS. Langston 15. Grouse 15., Fulton 20 Hancock 15, Sur devant IS, Marshall 20. Jones 15, Hun saker F, Miller 2l, Gray IS. Johnstone 12, Burnett F. Robertson r.. Kyle IS, Gonzales IA. Redwine IS, Sonoqui IS.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
TRAMP HEIR IS KILLED.
AdClph Moeller Kidnapped and Meets
 His Death on Railroad Tracks.

Minneola. l.. l., November 4.-Sherif Johnson has received word of the death of Adolph Moeller. the paralyzed tramp who was cared for at the jail several weeks ago. Later he was sent to the home of Mrs. Eva Johnson. No 43 Will liam street. Newark, Ohio.
 Word reached the man about this time that he was heir to a fortune in Elmshaw, Schleswig- Holstein. Ger many. He was preparing to go there when two men Kidnapped him and drove away with him in buggy. A few days later he was killed by a train at Paw Paw. w. Va. No explanation of the Kidnapping is made.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05

When Mrs. A. E. Hyre of Cleveland, Ohio, presented herself to be rigistered as voter last week, she gave her age as 21. But am reasonably sure that you are older than that and the law requires that persons be registered at their true age" said the registration officer. You are the meanest man in the city" said Mrs. Hyre.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
PHOENIX NO. 4.

Phoenix precinct No. returned the following vote: Morrison 190. Wilson 193, Kibbey 192, Peterson 175, Mcqueen 1S1, Etter 167, Hirst 164, Crabb 160 Marian 191, Woolf 195, Powers 1S7, Col lins 199, Cook POS, Stout 167, Edwards 16S, Baker 205, Barnett 1SS, McFall 1S6
 Diehl 147. Walker 219, Phillips 193
 Langston IFS. Grouse 152. Fulton 213 Hancock 174, Sturdevant 1855, Marshall 1Se, Jones 151, Hunsaker 1S0, Miller 213.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
DR. GRISWOLD

has received another consignment of Vim Cactus tires. These tires are fully guaranteed for one year, but they don't need it, for they will outlast double that time. If for any cause your wheel is not feeling we'll take it to Dr. Gris- wold, for he is a successful physician in all bicycle ailments.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
LIBERTY.

The vote at Liberty as far as report
 ed was Morrison s. Wilson 32, Kibbey 2. Peterson IS, Cook 91. Stout II, Ed wards II, Baker 2S. Barnett 22. Me Fall 20, Phillips F, Langston 29, Mar shal 27. Jones 6, Hunsaker 15, Miller 35.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-05
To Cure a Cold in One Da,

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
CHURCHILL TRIAL ENDS.
SERGEANT'S COUNSEL CALLS IN
SPECTOR CROSS \ DIR. JEKYLL-
MR.. HYDE

The trial OF Sergeant Churchill charges OF
neglect Of duty while he acting captain of the
F1fth-st. precinct. made by Inspector Cross, came
TO an end yesterday before Commissioner Par
fridge. Mr.. Rosalsky summing up for the
geant and Assistant District Attorney Sandford
Tor the prosecution. NJ. Rosalsky's argument
chiefly an attack on Inspector Cross. whom he
cused of protecting gambling house and dive keep
ers, and prosecuting Churchill of private
nifty. He called the INSPECTOR DR. Jekyll-M Mr..
Hyde.
IF words bore the stamp OF truth" said Mr..
Rosalsky. 1t was the statement that came from
the mouth of Inspector Cross yesterday that John
McGurk a man known from one end of The coun-
try 10 the other the keeper of the notorious
dives-poor John McGurk the inspector for
thousands Of dollars. Yes? Well the inspector
knows how McGurk 1eeCed-heeced out OF
thousands in order to make hundreds of thousands
out of unfortunate women and weeping parents.
He had the insoence to give the notorious Dia-
mond and Herlihy characters here. The glare of
the red lights blinded him to the dirty conditions
under them, although public feeling aroused
that Diamond appealed to be tried out of this
county.
If ever we had DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde in
under the old ADMINISTRATION. an angel of light to-
day Why did did he Pick out this man? I leave that
turbng statements against Devery even while he
was in command? Who was il that created a dis
turbance with favored individuals in the Fifteenth
Precinct even under Deverys regime? You have
the other witnesses 1 leave it TO you to infer who
was John McGurks good friend; who was Frank
Mr.. Sandford contended that Churchill had failed
TO prove his Innocence: and that the prosecution
Gentlemen" said Commissioner Partridge. II
suppose this closes the trial and We are glad OF it.
l want TO tell you both that you have shown zeal
for your sides. Now I've got to take hold of 1t
each of yoa that G W 90 at it with Your oWH
zeal, and do honest best to arrive at true and
The trial has lasted seven weeks.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, July 3-The weekly return of the Bank
OF England shows the following changes: Total re-
serve decreased f1450O0 circulation increased f3s- -
600 bullion decreased flO6,96S. other securities in
creased $4,000 other deposits increased f2 3l 900
public deposits decreased &, 6O00 notes reserve
decreased $4,000 and government securities were
unchanged. The proportion OF the Bank of Eng
lands reserve TO liability is 1926 per cent Last
week 1t was 1880 per cent Rate of discount un-
changed at per cent ~
Paris. July 3-The weekly return of the Bank of
france shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation increased 147775 5000 francs Treasury ac
counts current decreased 92 250O00 francs gold in
hand decreased 5315,OO francs bills discounted in
creased lsH5.Go francs and silver In hand de-
creased 100000 francs. w
Berlin, July 3.-The weekly return of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows the following changes.
Cash in hand decreased ll6 $40 600 marks Treasury
notes decreased $4,000 marks. other securities in
creased l6,lsO,OO marks and notes in circula tion
increased 263. 600 marks.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS OFFICIAL CORRUPTION,
DETECTIVE DETAILS HOW UNsoPHIsTIcATED
STRANGERS WE'RE swINDI.ED.

DETECTIVE DETAILS HOW UNsoPHIsTIcATHD
STRANGERS WE'RE swINDLED.
Minnea polls July 3-Interest in the trial of Fred
erick ". Ames. Superintendent OF Police. for
bribery, reached a feverish intensity to-day when
Christopher {. Norbeck. of the detective force,
himself under Indictment for bribery, described on
the witness stand the whole system Of graft
With the manner of one who was finding relief IN
unloading a guilty conscience, he told of his re
lations with the system of corruption. involving
the superintendent in his disclosures and. before
he could be headed off by objection from the
defence duplicating the sUperintendents brother
Mayor A. A Ames. Norbeck said he had received
orders directly from the Mayor TO tell the chief
that he had been instructed to take orders from
Inspector Irwin Gardner and Billy" Edwards
Big Mint men, in furtherance of the understand
ing reached with the administration for the swind-
ling of unsophisticated strangers in the city. He
was instructed take care Of suckers who
made a holer" and induce them by persuasion
or threats leave the city, and ne had done such
work for year and a half.
Roman MEX. who had been swindled out OF a
draft for s755. of which he $4e0 back by squea-
ing" another witness. He said Chief AInes
had advised him leave town, and the police
would get after the sWindlers when he had gone
The chief. he said, had advised him that IL was
useless to try TO stop payment on the draft, as he
S good money. MEX gave the story to the
newspapers, and the chief told him he had flushed
the game. the swinders had undoubtedly left
town after having read the story.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New Orleans - Com
mercial. 75c discount; bank 81 premium. San Fran
csco-SGht 15c; telegraph, 17i2c. BostOn-15c dis
count. Chareston-B par; selling. 4 premi-
um. Chcago-50c discount. Cincinnati-Between
banks. 25c discount; over the counter soc premium
St. Louis-Par. Minneap apols-75c premium Sa-
vannah-Buying. 75c discount per $1,000; selling. 75c
premium.
s292 116 $50 balances SIS 673OS3 Chicago Exchanges
s3O4SO.97s; balances. S2.9354iS. Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. s23 .63S 22i; balances, S2.9i5 4Oe-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money in
London. 2a214 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills > 7-l6 per cent long bills, 7-16
per cent. Berlin discount rate 2is per cent for
three months bills and rs per for short bills
Berlin exchange London. ~ marks 46I4 ptennigs
Paris exchange London. - francs 16le Centimes
Paris discount rate, 2I. per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-B British consols for
money 9S 3-l6; for the account 96l4 Spanish Is in
London. sos French rentes. 10I francs 50 Centmes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5224c Mex
lean silver dollars 42c. Bar silver in London
closed at 2+asd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid sc 80: Lisbon. 2550;
Buenos Ayres. 1870 Rome. lS2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS receipts
reported from Washington 81 20.177; internal reve
SS: total receipts for the day. 81 lS6OS7 eXpendi
lures. 81. 0O0. Receipts for the month to date.
s. 100 76S; expenditures $065J000 excess of eXpen
ditures. s. 2j4 232 Receipts for the year to date
s. 100 76S: expenditures SlOS5 COO: excess OF ex-
penditures S.25i.23 National bank notes received
for redemption. &j5.522
SUR-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
the Clearing House S9o.SS6.