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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

1T es ni@t peit na9 9srmsborf, elm
iebr bibf9es unb ptelbeiu4tes Sorf,
bas am SuBe bes 9rantttesels ltegt,
tpel9er bic Rutne ber pielbefunserett
Burg abnait trast. Die betannteite
unter ben Sagen, tpel4e ith on ben
&Dnait fnlpfen. bat Sbeobor &Orner
gef9ilbert, bic Gage bon benz Sitter
Burg MAIDEN mubten. nobel tie
iGmmtli9 in bic Stefe ftiiraten, Biz
auf einen Sitter aus Sburinsen. nell
der bas balsbre9erii9e &unitftud
poubra4te. 4ls aber bas SrGuletn in
bic Irme bes 9liidlt9en fi9 fiiraen
polts, ertldrte bteier, rt9 babe bereits
Weib unb Sinh babetm, bu f9Dne
9ere tannft mir seitoblen ~peroen."
Worauf fi9 bann bas &itterfrGuletn
ielbit in bic Siefe ftirate unb bamit Ell
men iebr perniinftisen Nbf4luB Der
srauitsen 9efaidte berbeifibrte. -
Ser 8Dnait lit cine tpunberf90ne Ruiz
ne, tein meni9li9er Seinb bat i'm boz
gu sema9t, fonbern Der sOttli@e 8ltB.
- uebrisens mar Der &bnaft niez
mails cine &aubburg. 8om 9auptz
tburm aus senieBt man etnen punberz
barren 8ltd iiber bas gauge 9trf9berz
ger Sbal unb iiber ben &amm bes Riez
fensebtrses. fopie in bic fir9terli9e
9D1eni9ludt, nel6e na9 Der Gage
bas 9rab 10 manden tapferen &itters
seporben 1T. Bonn &bnaft aus ldBt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

i6leifereien i'm Sprfe unb bic Probufs
tie ber bsbeutenoiten berielben, Der
S9affsotf9'i9en Sofepbinenbitte, baz
ben ii9 einen Beltruhm errungen.
Namentlt9 bic bter er5eusten5ilisranz
glGier tperben mafenbaft na4 Zen
Ser. Staaten a~ussefibrt.
So9 nun binauf auf ben &amm.
2ei9t unb angenebm gebt es auf ben
bonn 9ebirssperein angelesten Promez
nabenpegen INNER bur9 berrli9en
Sp9palb emppr. 9te unb ba cine
3i9tung, pelde einen 8iid6lid sez
tpG6rt auf bas Sbal BORT unten unb
auf bic @elt bort brauBen, in bic
@bene unb auf bic poaenbe BGloerz
pra6t, tpelde mir foeben Dur9i9ritten.
Mber balb lidtet ii9 Der Walb I'm
uns. 8tele 8aumlei9en itreden' sez
Ipeniterbaft t6r iturmaeraauites Sc
rippe gen 9immel, Der junse Na4z
tpu9s trGst iber benz Grin lange
sraue 8Grte, enbli9 bDrt Der Balb
sdnali6 auf unb bic &eaion bes &nis@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
@ipfel Der S6neefoppe.

bplses nimmt inns auf. Sa iteben mir
aber audi i4on por Der eriten 9odsez
birgsbaube, ppr Der Neuen S9leiis
f6en, pelde fait 1900 Dieter bo9
liest. Sebr einlabenb fiebt iie ia nidt
aus. Die Wdnbe Iinb nit petter=
grauen 8rettern befleibet, bas S9inz
belba9 bitter unb iilbergrau, Die
9~laspercnba, pel6e fnit bic sunae
ausIi9tsrei6e 8prberfront bsbedt, lit
i9mudlos unb fanspeilia. 9lbsr aug
benz sSnnern ertlingen @ei9enz unb
3itbertldnge unb beba9li6 sebeiat lit
Der grobe Raum. pelder auf bic Ser
anba fii1rt. 3nar baben mir Mttte
4uguit. aber bas thermometer aeist
brauben nur atpei @rab WGrme (Geaz
MUIR auf. Bel benz 4nftieg bemertten
mir gar ni4t ben Wdrmeunterl 9ieD
BON nabesu stpansig @raben spilden
Sbal unb SDbe.
SIM &isfengebirse 1T anes poblfeil,
i9 m0dte fasen. bab man bier nit Der
9Glfte bes @elbes austommt, tpeldes
a. q. i'm 6arae braufaeht. Sir apei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Ser GlbfaI i'm 8ieiensebirse.

glement bes Wafiers in bieIem Sbeile
bes Gebiraes cine srobe Hole.
rWie melt mod nu6 S9reiberbau?"
frasen mir uns entgesentommenoe
@anberer. - rSa, pobin tpolIen sic
BENT in Sdreiberbau?" tltnst bic Sc
genfrage unb bic 8elebrung, bab mir
uns ldnsft in benz 8~ieienoorfe befin<
ben. 3pan5ig Gplonien iinb gu benz
Sorf e iebt Deretnigt pprben, ben Mitz
telpuntt bilbet Marientbal, e9emala
Sammerthal genannt. Ser Srt bat
cine Qusbebnung BON atpan5ig &ilOz
metern u,1b CT entbdlt 8epobner, tpela
9e flint Stunben mari9ieren miifen,
INN CUR Sorftir4e gu selansen. Sang
Samburg tDnnte bequem auf benz Ser
rain Plab finben, bas ieBt S9reibers
bau bebedt. Sas Sort aGblt ungefGbr
1000 ginpobner, i'm CONNER aber
oft nod mebr 9dfte aus Der 5erne.
9ier berrf6t groBe Snbuftrietbdtistett,
es befinben ii4 apeiunbapanatg @las<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Sir cine MISUNDERSTANDING
beoart Der frpbe Wanbersmann taum
zines GI.ues, benn bic 9lieberung oes
8erslanbes lit cine 10 iiberaus einfaz
DIE, baB man bon irsenb elmer SDGe
bes &ammes aus Das 9anSe gu ertens
men permag. Sort pben feblt Der
8aumpuds sdn5li6. &ommt man
iiber elfbunbert Meter emppr, 10 pers
laffen uns bic berrli6en 8alounsen.
tpelGe bic unteren Seiten urD Slanten
Der Serse i6miiden unb mir ireten Elm
in bic Hegion bes &~niebol5ss, elmer
Si6tenart, bic ii9 aaeroings gu ss@
ipaltigen @alpungen auspe6nt, peren
friippelbaftss 9eGite ieop9 tarm iiber
bic &niee bes 8anoerers empprrast.
9ans pben finDen mir II fur5narbts
gen @~rasbpben, Der Slid i6peift alip
fret uno %unsebinoert iiber Die Wdlper
uno 5eloer. iiber bic nieoeren gerge
81 unieren SiiBen uno iibsr bic sroBe
fable 9offlG6e neben uno iibsr urs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
r$tr&tt3ig& 6nrQ QMt(Q(Qn@.
81 NMtesabls 8er9en.
1902 BY Nn. Kaufmann.)

brinst uns pas Sbal bes man9mal
unsebeuer tpilben SliiB4ens 3aden
benz 9o6ssbirse ndber. 9as Sbal 1T
auberorbentli6 tart %ansebaut, Sprf
reibt iib an Sorf unb ben Mittelpuntt
bilbet Der 8abeprt Warmbrunn. Defen
parme I9pefelbaltise Nuellen aaerz
frGulein, beren piele Seperber ben
3itt iiber bic ltmfafungsmauern Der
bings man6em dnoeren i6lefi6en
Babe an !Seilfraft na9iteben mOsen.
sSebp6 es baben ii9 iebr anIebnli9e
4nlagen bier ausgebreitet unb ais
Station fir Sremoe nimmt Warmz
brunn einen betrG6tli6en Stang Elm.
Sas itattlidfte @ebaube 1T Gag S9!OB
Der rei9ssrGf!i6 S4aff9otl91den
Samilie, ipelde in bieler Gegeno be-
ionoers reid bssiitert lit. Die S9affz
eotti6 baben in S6leiien iopobl, als
in 9Dbmen einen melt ausgepebnten
@runbbeiib, sebDrt ibnen bod fat bas
babe 3ieIensebirse. Bon 8armbrunn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

aiidenbe Qusblide auf bic in blauer
Serne perf6pinbenbsn StGDte unb
O0rfer S4leiiens unterbro9en, brinz
gen uns na9 Der S9neegrubenbaube,
Elm rieienbafter nit bobem Sburm &C.
frDnter 8aftbofsbau unmittelbar an
einem biele bunbert SUB tiefen Qbz
bang, ber Elm btsarres Selsgepirr barr
ite1t. Sief unten i6tmmern i6mubtg
gelb bic Hefte bes Winteri6nees, nelz
6e niemals elm CONCENTRATE trifft.-
Ser &amm nirD bier cine breite 9od=
fld9e, auf pelder bas &niebols in
petten WalDunaen am 8ooen babinz
trie6t, abpedielnb nit Dben 8erDl>
balben, bic BON abertauienb sroben
unb tletnen Selstriimmern iiberIGt
iinb, oOer nit melt ausseoebntenMppz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Spinbelmubf.

SptHUNtHtNDt
gen. I'm elf 1br fperbsn bic 2i9ter
selOi6t unb aIes besibt ii9 our Rube;
otpar lit bas gett 10 furs, bab Elm be-
baglides 4usitreden taum mOsli9,
aber penn maj ii9 ben S9laf 10 gut
Derbtent fat, bann fommt er audi in
ungepobnter Gage.
4m Morgen aosen mir bersab, an
ben groBen Sei9en unb Der Yrtns
9einri6 8aube (Der pornebmiten UNI
ter ben 9ebirasbauben) borbei na9
Der Stride Wans, bic am 9anse bes
@ebirss oberbalb &rummbibel liest.
Sas &ir9lein lift bon benz funitiinni=
gen &Dnig Sriebri9 Wtlbelm ". BON
Roruesen bierbersebra9t unb rer
aufgebaut porben fir bic arme eoanz
Collide @emeinbe, nelde fi9 in iener
9eseno gefammelt bate. Sas tpin5iz
&c @ottesbaus entbdlt berrlide uralte
S9nibarbeiten unb 1T iiberbaupt cine
Der srDBten Sebenspirbisfeiten bic e.
8%erslanbes. 9t9t baneben bat man
ieBt Elm itolaes mpbernes 9otel Wang
erbaut, mo es ii9 gut raiten lieB unb
bon behen SerraHen man etnen sntz
aiidenben 8lid seniebt auf bic gerabe
por uns liesenoe Rieientoppe, lpel9e
bier fteil in bas Sbal abfdnt.
&rummbiibel lift elm melt aussebebnz
ter Srt peiter unten i'm S9miebeber=
ger Shale. ST tbeilt ii9 NIT S9reiz
berbau in ben Gubm, bic beiten @in=
ridtunsen aur Iufnabme bon Cont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Na9 @ibsn au besleitet Elm anberer
i'm 8Dbmerlanb selesener 9ebirss5us
ben 2auf bes 3ieiensebtrses, es 1T Der
Rrpfonos, beKen 8au bemienigen bss
Rieiensebirses iebr slei9t, beKen bO4z
fte grbebunsen aber nur 400 Meter
betrasen. 3piiden &isiensebtrse unb
Rrotonps bebnt it9 Elm liebli4es
2dnsstbal aus, in bef1en Mttte Der
prG6tiae 8inen= unb 2uftturDrt
Spinbelmiible in 8Dbmen liegt.
Sie sroBe nDrbliae (oeutidF) Gin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

ten in bieiem puntte ldnsit iibsrtrof>
fen fporoen. 9ie 5remoeninbuitrie lit
pt9tiser uno pobl audi eintrdslider,
~ieoenfaas sibt fe benz Stabtbilbe cine
liebli6ere Sdrbung als S9orniteins
unb 5abritanlaeen. I'm bas alts,
i9par5e, enae unb pintltge SirI9berg
berum bat ii6 eine neue Stabt eelaz
CERT, cine Stabt. beren @iGen, 9duier
unb SGus6en mitten i'm 9riinen lie
gen, umrantt bon 8dumen uno 3terz
pflan5en. Siridbers pirD bon Penz
iiondren uno Rentiers iebr bepor5ust.
9ier fann man nod bi1ig leben, unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
6ir1e mang.

mersditen au beiiBen. Man iisht fat
muir Neubauten bier, @ilen in alien
mDgli9en 8auftilen, bonn einfa9en
Sdipeiserbdus6en big gu ben 8arodz
bauten elmer burdaus ni6t tmmer
f9Dn mirtenoen 9bantafie bes neuaeit>
li6en Irditetten. Del 9uuptort bie=
fes Shells S6leiiens lit ous genera
tbdtise Sdmiebebers, bas gauge peite
Sbal tit NIT Sabritanlasen beiest. Sin
tleines Sbpu inmitten bieies 8etriebs
lit bic SieOeluns 3ilsrtbal. Der
Wpbnprt Der aus Dem slei4namisen
Sbal in SirDl ppr 70 Sabren aussez
panberten gpangelti6en, pel6e BON
Triebri6 @ilbelm ". bier anaeiieoelt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Siri6bers.

maieitdtiI9 ipieseln fi9 bic berrlinen
8auten 9resbens, Der Dom Masbe>
burss in ibm uno mGdtise 9ampfer
brinsen i9on tief aus 8Obmen sroBe
2aiten unb biele fr0blt9e Sa6rsdTe
ins oeuti6e 2anb binetn. Damn
nimmt er bic Saale auf, ben itdrtten
uno i9Oniten unter Sbirinsens Str0z
men, bic Sapel, pelAe fi6 suoor nit
Der Spree Dereinigt bat, unb Bel 9amz
burg pirb er Der ni9tisfte Stromlauf
oes beutI9en HeiGs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

rem, ben Sammelbeden Der iablretden
Aueuen. 4uf elmer iolfen lRoorpieie
bier in etnem bib 4sefabten
runben Drummer Der berrli6e @lbz
from. @lei9 mad ietner 9eburt
itiirat er als itarter 8a9 bile bunbert
SUB tief in Elm berrlides WalDtbal
binab. 90 unten pereinen ii9 oiele
anbere 8ddlein nit linn unb f&on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

it9 cine berrli9e 8albtpanberung
bur8 oas romantti9e SDGentbal unz
ternebmeR na4 4gnetenborf, tpel6es
peit5erfreut, apiiden Mattsn unb
berrliaitem 8uGentpalb am Sanae bes
&ieientammes. i6on in betrG6tlider
9Obe gelagert lit. 9ieIes 9orf lit
jebt ebenfaas etn 8iGenort geporben
limb biele bunbert Erembe berpeilen
bier i'm CONNER au ldnserem Qufent>
baltic.
Weitli4 BON Q%snetenborf liest elm
pradtpoGer Berg, friiber 6ummel aez
nannt, iebt als 8ismardbSbe gu einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Sic BGber in Warmbrunn.

s~unsspforte gum aieiensebtrse btlbet
bic iiberaus freunoli9e unb ltebltde
Stabt 5iri4berg in S9leiien. 9as
mar emit Der 9auptort Der 2einenz
unb Der S9leier : Snbutrie S9lez
iiens, au9 beute nod bliibt bier bic
9etperbtbdtistett. iebo4 tit 9iri9berg
bon pielen anberen i9leiii9en Stdbz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

tpeit ,dbet seriidt. SIMMER bur@ {d1n<
men 9o9tpalb. In pel9em rieienbafte
bemoofte sSelsblDde s~eritreut lieeen,
tpanbern mir nuh benz Ro6elfau, Der
iebp9 muir bann feline WaFermaEen
in ben Sellente1el fdieben lGbt, tpenn
bic 5remben ben tlinsenben Sribut erz
lest baben. Sas WaKer pirb fir
bieien 3ped aufseitaut. Webnli6 benz
San Der &odel lit b%erieniae bes
3aden. iiberbaupt fpielt bas belebenbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

plDBlider Hebel in Oieier 5slspiloniB
unb in bieien 8niebolamaKen brinaen
tann, fino beute nidt gu bsfiirdten.
go %selangen mir erit segen 4benb
na4 Der Eieienbaube, bic am 5ube Der
&oppe liest. Nur nod cine babe
Stunbe idarfen 4nitieg auf benz
i6Onsebaltenen 3idaadpese unb mir
iteben auf benz Sipfel. 1905 Mer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Soiefinenbitte in GAreiberhau.

Soiefinenbitte in G6reiberbau.
nung unb audi in Der Inlase 1einer
melt iiber bic 8~ersesbalbe aerftreuten
9duier unb 5otels marae 4ebnli9feit
nit S4reiberbau beiibt. Wir BADEN
bic 9Dbentpanberuns bur9 einen Qb=
FEEDER in bic bDbmtf9en Siebelunsen
am iiibliden 9anse bes Riefenfammes
unterbrpden. Die bteler1 Walbz urb
Selstpunber bieier S6dler entfddbtsen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

9ie iunse glbe rauf9t uns beitGnz
big our Settle auf unferer Wanberung
tbalabpdrts na4 Spinbelmiibl in
8Ohmen. einem rinssum bon boben
Walobersen umtrdnaten tbputi9 sele<
senen Sorfe, bas in fetner Musbeb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Gratusurg eltttrtf9er &raft. Bah
bat ct ben f4Sniten She'll BDbmens
bur9ftrSmt, bic ftarte Molbau aufges
rommen unb beainnt nun feinen sic,
geslauf bur9 bas beuti9e 2anb, ftol5e
8riiden fdpinsen ii9 iber i'm babin.
tpentse Stunben peiter treibt ct Miib>
len, unb bic aeipaltise Madt ieiner
tpilb acknowledgement sSlutb bient sur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

otelbeiudten @usflu6tsaiele seporben.
Die 4usfi9t bon bort 1T tpettumfafen>
Der nod, als bieienige pom &pnait,
auh tit man benz @ebirasfamme bier
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
No MORE MONEY
Will be Given to the
Beers.
bOTHA'S NEW DEMAND
For Sum In Excess of the SIS.
100000 First Allowed by
English, But Cha m her-
lain Refuses.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service }
London, Sept. 1O. - The parliament
tary paper issued today gives intorma-
ton or the conference etween Gen.
Botha, Joseph Chamberlain and Gen
eral Kitchener. Botha says the grant
OF Sl5,OOO,UcO to the Beers is made
quate.
Chamberlain points to the Uniten
States, which after the civil war, re-
fused any monetary aid to the south
Britain, he said, had gone step be-
yond the United States by granting
Notwithstanding her own enormous ex-
pense, a very large sum to relieve
those Beers really destitute.
Continuing he said: I'VE have done
more than | think was expected OF lis
and MI We can afford to do.''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
Is Filed by Judge Thay-
er in Probate
Court.
ESTATE EXCLUSIVE OF PERSONALLY
Which Will be Devoted to
Causes Designated in Mrs.
Aultman's Deed Of
Trust, is Listed.

Judge A. A. Thayer, as trustee OF
the late Mrs. Kate B. Aultman, filed
his first account in the trusteeshir
Wednesday morning in the probate
court.
In the account he charges himselg
with the moneys received for the
notes, etc., mentioned in the deed Of
trust, and from the sale of certain
stocks and bonds, the total receipts
being S274,111.02. The expenditures
and investments made during tho
years that Judge Thayer has been
trustee, with the balances, aggregate
an equal amount to the receipts re-
ported
The largest note reported in the
account is that against the M. b.
Harter estate. which is for $229,5OO
Bank stock, ETC., is reported as fol-
lows: Shares in the George ID. Harter
bank to the value of $4,000; Canton
State bank, $4,000; Central Savings
bank, $16.600; Savings & Loan COM
pany, $5,000 Peoples Building e
Loan company, $4,000; Library asso-
citation, 81 600; Essig Printing G Tele-
graph company, $1,000.
The total value of the moneys, Sc
curities and other property in the
hands of the trustee is $S56,277.4S, of
which $25,4OS.77 is rated as not col
lectable, leaving $33O,S6S. as the
true value of the property represent
ed by the trust. 1t is stated in the
account that in spite of the large
amounts given away and expended
by Mrs. Aultman, the value OF the
estate has increased over $1,000 dur
ing the trusteeship.
At the time of her death, Mrs. Ault'
man had sS,OO6.51 in the bank, which
will be used to pay her personal
debts, expenses of her sickness and
funeral expenses, and the balance will
be turned into the general estate.
The account states that no distribu
tion of the funds has as yet beer
made, and no order of the court i
required so to do, but as soon as pos
sible after the filing of this account
the stocks and notes mentioned will
be converted into money and the dis
tribution made.
The will of Mrs. Aultman had beer
sent to Hamilton county to secure the
testimony Of one of the witnesses WHIT
signed it, and was returned to thu
probate office in this county Wednes
day morning, when it was formally
admitted to probate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
THE RENEWAL A STRAIN.

Vacation is over. Again the echool
bell rings at morning and at noon,
again with tens of thousands the
hardest kind of work has begun, the
renewal Of which is a mental and
physical strain to all except the most
rugged. The little girl that a few
days ago had roses in her cheeks,
and the little boy whose lips were
then so red that you would have in
sisted that they had been kissed by
Strawberries" have already lost
something of the appearance of
health. Now Is a time when many
children should be given tonic,
which may avert much serious trouble
and we know Of no other so highly to
be recommended as Hoods Sarsaparil-
la, which strengthens the nerves, per-
fects digestion and assimilation, and
aids mental development by building
up the whole system.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
DULUTH IS OVERRUN
WITH SAVAGE BRU7ES
Many Bears Have Been Killed
Within the City
Limits.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. l0.-A Lester
park mar yesterday afternoon: killed
bear in that part of Duluth, making
the fifteenth bear killed in the city
limits during the last few weeks. The
bears are attracted by wild berries
and extensive dumping of partially de-
cayed fruit and vegetables on the out
skirts OF the settled part OF Duluth
TWO bears have been shot by high
school boys. Herbert Lee Spencer,
aged sixteen, shot one which dressed
eco pounds. A larger bear was shot a
few days ago near Ehe golf club
grounds and the news has created
much alarm among the patrons or the
links. Deer are frequently seen with
In the city limits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
OFFICERS BOUND OVER.
Minerva Marshal and Police
man Will go 9efore Grand
Jury.
(Stafs Specially

Minerva, Sept. 1O.-Constable c. E.
Crowl and Nightwatchman Howard
Stackhouse, of this place, who were
arrested and taken to Carrollton
Tuesday on the charge of maliciously
shooting at Bob Carson while endeavor-
ing to put him under arrest, had their
preliminary hearing before justice
of the peace and were bound over for
trial Friday in the sum of $500 each.
Carson, who had been keeping
shady after the affray, appeared at the
trial and was then arrested upon a
warrant sworn out by Crowl and
StackhOuse charging him with having
been drunk and disorderly. He was
taken to Minerva and arraigned be-
fore Mayor Jones, who bound him
over to the Stark county grand jury
under bond of $500, which he fur
nished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
IT He Says the Word
Coal Strike VIII
Cease.
WALL STREET IS VERY SANCUINE.
In Spite Of Failure Of Governor
Stones Mission, Moneyed
Men Of the Metro opoiis Be.
lieve End 10 Near.

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.)
Row York, Sept. TO- = There is a
general and growing belief that the
coal strike will soon be settled ana
that }. l.. Morgan will do it. That is
talk OF wall street today. 1t Is be-
lieved also that the basis OF settlement
will be ~ per cent. increase in wages
to the miners as individuals and no.
as members OF the union.
rhis feeling prevails in spite OF the
fact that Governor Stone OF Pennsyl-
vania, VINO came to this city and made
an effort during the day to see what
could be done toward settleing the an
khracite coal strike has returned to
Harrisburg, Pa, without apparently
having been able to accomplish set.
tlement.
There we're rumors atioat that the
governors visi. had results, but Geo
w. Perkins, OF J. +. Morgan & com
pany, denies that there is any change
in the situation. Word 10 the same
elect was received by long distance
telephone from President Truesdale
OF the Deleware, Lackawanna &c Wes-
tern railroad, who is out OF town.
Governor Stone was accompanied to
the city by Attorney General Elkln, OF
Pennsylvania and Senator Finn OF
Pittsburs. The ahroe held conference
OF several hours duration with +. y
b. Widener, OF Philadelphia in the OF
tices OF the United States Steel corpo
ration.
After the conference had lasted az
hour Ar. Widener went to see J. p
Morgan at the latter's office and asittS
him to use his influence to settle tht
strike. Zen minutes later he returned
to his conferees and told them tha
Mr.. Morgan had declined to Interfere
Before leaving the city Governor
Stone gave out tho following state
ment:
Attorney General Elkin, Senator
Finn and myself have been in consul
tation for several hours with p. A. H
Widener OF Philadelphia, who is a di
rector in the United States Steel cor
poratton and associated with Mr.. Nor
gan in many business interests. Mr.
Widener is very anxious to see tn
strike settled and today took the mat
tel up with Mr.. Morgan. We are doini
what we can."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
WORK
Will Not be Started Un-
til Mitchell Gives the
Word,

(News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. 10. - Presl-
dent Mitchell denied this morn
ing that he had any know
ledge OF the plans for the resumption
of work. He has not heard from Gov
Stone as ito the result OF the latter's
mission to New York.
The miners OF this region say that
they will not return to work until or.
del ed to do so by President Mitchell
Plans to return at 10 per cent. ad'
vance will be favorably considered II
the national president gives his con
sent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12

gather at Akron to give Congressman
Dick fair start on his congressional
campaign and incidentally open the
state show, he will have considerable
to say concerning the Cincinnati
preacher. This Hanna boldly an
nounces.
The part which aroused Hanna was
the epigrammatic statement by the
theologian that whether a man rob-
bed the public much or little depends
entirely on whether he is sent to the
United States senate or to the peni-
tentiary, Bigelow was discussing the
perpetual franchise question at the
time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-09-12
PREDICAMENT ARISES
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Two Superlnto5ents ars Claim
ing Office Through New
Boards Action.
CStam Specially

Lisbon, SepM 10. - The Hanoverton
schools have two superintendents, II
Hoopes and q. l.. Bobncr. Both claim
to be elected to the position. The
school koard engaged Hopes, who was
the former superintendent to teach
for two years, before the April elec-
ton, when two new members were
chosen.
The new board engaged Bohner to
take charge Ghis year. The school
commences September ~ and just how
the difficulty is to be settled is not
known. Hopes has a contract to teach
for two years and it is thought by
many that the board had no right 10
hire any one over his head.