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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
IT WILL BE TAKEN
TO COUNTY COURTS
Election Of Manager Of Pittsburg Hos
pital Causes No End of Trouble
and Hard Feelings.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 23--The election
Of Sister Mary Dunlevy, of Baden, Pa,
to the management. of the Southside
hospital, Pittsburg, will be taken to the
courts. There were 1S members of the
board at the meeting and Sister Mary
received 8 votes, the other going to
Miss Weir, superintendent of the
nurses training school. There are 10
members on the board, only two being
Roman Catholics.
The action OF the board has stirred
up strife and the Ladies' Aid society
of the hospital will go into the courts
for a restraining order against the di-
rectors.
John L. Lewis, president OF the board
said tonight: There will certainly be
a move to prevent the diabolical move
men. to change the management of the
hospital, which for so many years has
been conducted on non-denomina-
tioDal BASIS. and ii was certainly a
high-handed move to make without
consulting at least the members of the
Ladies' Aid society, who for Is years
have labored unremittingly for the
hospital and through their exertions
have contributed nearly $4,000 for its
support.
THE Ladies' Aid society is unani-
mOusly opposed to the transfer. The
aid society is undenominational, and
when it was organized an invitation
was extended to the women of the Ro-
man Catholic churches of the south
side to join, but they did not accept
The memberships now includes all the
Protestant denominations as well as
some Hebrew women, and they arc in.
dignant at the effort to oust them by q
trick worked for some ulterior pur-
pose"
Sister Mary Dunlevv was formerly In
charge OF st. Josephs hospital, Phila'
| delphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25

sent you With this watch, chain and
.ehaEm. which we ask you to accept as
the tangible expression Of our good
will, and we, one and oil. wish you a
Merry Christmas. A Happy New Year
and very prosperous career, as super
intendent Of The Eastern Ohio Trac-
ton Company.
Mr. OTcole' though somewhat embsr-
rassed, made a response that was both
appropriate and feeling superinten-
dent Douglas, of the Northern Ohio
Traction company, gave fine talk. as
did General Superintendent e. j.
Rauch. Altogether the affair was a
pleasant one. and well calculated to
keep up the cntent cordial between
the offcers of the company and the
employees.
Mr.. O'Toole will assume the duties
Of his new position on the 2sth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25

ternoon, in company with her sister,
caught on the rear of buggy. Her
right foot became entangled in the
spokes Of the wheels and she was
dragged for some distance, fracturing
the bones above the ankle. The little
girl was taken into the office of the A.
c. Eynon company and a surgeon was
summoned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
FLY WHEEL BURST

Dallas. Tex, Dec. GA fly wheel in
the public electric light and power
plant at Austin burst today killing
Ward Catchins, merchant of Gano.
Texas. Both his legs and his head
were completely blown from the body,
The property loss to the city of Aus
tin is estimated at $4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
STRIKE BROKEN

Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. 23-Acting on
information from the military anthor-
tiles that the strike Of the coal min
ers In the Utah fuel companies camps
Is practically broken, Governor Wells
today ordered. two companies of the
National Guard to return and they
left fer their homes tonight All is
quiet in the camps. ss,a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
BAD FRACTURE

Grace the 9-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lothamer. of 419
North Cherry street, while passing
along East Fifth street Wednesday af-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-25

Lookout for Reeds free lunch Sat-
urday eve, 2lS South Court street, OPP
posite Market House.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
The Reason For It.

him to be, but a coorSe nature, who cud not understand tn gropin's iv ray fined spirit. Whin she got to be fifty or sixty years iv age. she got onto the fact that she had a soul. Whin q woman discovers she has a soul, Hin missy, 'tis time she was sint to a rest cure. It niver comes till late in life an ye can't tell what she'll do about it.
 She may join a woman's club or she may go on tn stage. 'Tis strange how nanny ladies with wan leg in tn grave wud like to see tn other in tn front row iv tn chorus. Ludwig did not know what was tn matther with his spouse. He had niver suffered firm anything that he cudden't thrace to food or dhrink. He had no soul. Men sildom have. Whin ye see man with a soul, side-step him. Profissor Giron had a soul. They had had no soulfuller person thin Alphonse Giron in all tn land iv Saxony. Although on'y a poor young man hired fir to tache bad Ian. guage, which is Fr-rinch, to tn chil- dher, he was full iv wicked impulses
 He didn't have much else, but he had a soul. Tn outcome was certain. If a woman with a soul doesn't lose tn soul pretty quick an get back her com mon sinse, she'll lose both. Wan day when Ludwig was down at tn brew'ry Sophy packed a few things in a bag. Alphonse helped himself to Ludwig's $ stogies, an they wint to tn deeps an
 took tn nine-nine. They're in a hotel in Switzerland now, talkin' to tn ray porthers an fixin' up tn alimony. AL phonse thinks it ought to be lib'ral. He wud scorn to discuss details but he feels Ludwig ought to raymimber tn past an dig deep. She thinks so, too. but she knows if Ludwig is close about 1t, her an Alphonse can go to Paris an make a livin' writin' pothry They'se money in pothry if you know how to get it out. They ixpict to start up shop in Paris in about a month Alphonse tol tn bar-tinder at tn hotel so. They're gr-reat frinds, Alphonse an tn bar-tinder, an often spind tn afthernoon together while Sophy is up stairs talkin' about her soul. Nobody hears much about Ludwig or tn chil- dher. But he's holdin' out sthronZ again givin' up too much money.
 "Ain't it a wonderful romance, Hin missy? Thank Hiven, tn days iv chiv- airy ain't entirely passed whin q woman iv tn rifle house iv Hapsburg
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

can turn her back on tn glitterin' iv tn coort an tn care iV th childher an skip out with a kindhred soul about tn age iv her oldest. I've never been so excited about anything in me life. I've looked fir news about it in tn pa aper ivry day an me frinds iv tn press has not disappointed me. Happy So- phy! Happy Alphonse! What good time they're goin' to have whin Al phonse goes out with pOme an comes home with a parcel iv pigs feet. It's a beautiful, thrillin' sthory.'
 ''I don't see annything beautiful about it. said MT. Hennessey. Its jus a craZy-headed ol' lunytic iv a woman runnin' away firm her chill dher''
 "Hinnissy,' said MT. Dooley. sternly, rye f'rget Sophy's station. Whin an or crazy-headed lunytic iv a woman skips out 'tis a crime; whin an ol' crazy headed lunytic of a duchess does it, it's scandal; but whin an ol crazy headed lunytic iv a princess does 1t, it's a romance
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

is one point I wish to impress upon our residents as to the disposition of their jewels and Valuables, and it is this: Persons who have jewelry of any kind upon removing it from the person at night are prone to throw it down upon the bureau or upon some similar conspicuous place in the room. They feel, of course. that the valuables are safe from theft as regards the inmates of the house, and as a rule such Is the case. but it does not follow that they are safe from the burglars hands.
 Money and jewels should never be thus carelessly laid aside. even for the night. Some receptacle should be had for them. and neither the jewels nor the receptacle should be placed in the bureau drawer. as is so often the case. The thief banks upon this we'll known habit, and knows exactly where to look for the goods he is hunting.
 He also knows that men as rule carry their rolls of money in their trOu- sers pockets, and these are usually hung close to the bed. So many hauls of money and jewelry are made, the thief escaping undetected, that they ought to make people more cautious, but it would appear that such is not the case.
 Tt is a very easy matter to drop lady's jewel in a small bag and to place this under the pillow at night, as it is easy for the man of the house to place his wad in the same position. Again. in the event of a fire. scattered jewelry cannot be gathered up from the dress ing table where it has been thrown
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
PRIVATE SECRETARIES

The success of the fashionable wom- ans private secretary in these days de- bends much more on her ability to an swer telephone calls discrimininatingly than on her talent for note writing.
 The private secretary gets a salary or perhaps $1 400 or $1,5OO a year. and enjoys the confidence and consideration of her employer. On some days she works overtime. maybe eleven or twelve hours, and to be efficient she must have at her fingers ends a lot of knowledge that was never gained at correspondence school or included in business tactics. She must supervise the household bookkeeping and bill paying of course, but her chief duty is to help ia social matters.
 She must know the name, the do- mestic circumstances and the social rating of all the people in her employ CTS world. Being relied upon for sug- gestions when extra guests are wanted in hurry, she must be sure to remem- Der when folks have gone away or have been thrown into mourning.
 When invitations, or informal pro- jects are suggested over the phone she must know at once the best course to
 
 the phone with milliners, tailors, dress makers, florists. Sometimes 1t is to up- braid and scold. again to plead or has ten: again to dispute bills.
 Her main excuse for being is to save her employer from being annoyed or bored. Unless her employer is philan- thropist or much concerned with busi. ness matters, the private secretary need not understand either stenography or typewritlng, but it is essential that she should be familiar with social usages and all the newest wrinkles in eti- quette.
 There are young women secretaries of wealthy women in the big cities whose attachments in scholarship would not stand scrutiny, who secured and keep their places through charm of manner and that innate tact and skill in deal- ing with people which the employer herself feels the lack of and wants supplied.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

the night before. haphazard. A thief can clean out a room of all that is worth stealing while its occupants sleep, but he cannot reach under pill low or a mattress without wakening the sleepers-in fact, he will not try
 Some people advocate the small safe or an iron box as a receptacle. but they have never found favor with me-, be- cause the visible presence of a safe is a temptation to crack it, an easy and quiet job. as a rule, as regards house safes, while a box can be picked up and readily carried off under the thief's arm. There is no place absolutely se- cure from good cracksman- except a safe deposit vault, and these We don't have about the house like refrigerators.
 'The pillow or mattress protection is the best. In the case of a fire the mind would instantly revert to the hid den valuables, and they could be grabbed easily before flight down the fire escape or the hall staircase. "- Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
WENT UP FOR THE HONEYMOON

An actress bride. here in New York city, being unable to leave town. though the heat was appalling. was married in the parlor in "a going away gown of pale gray the paper said: and the reverend gentleman who had officiated having departed, straight away the bridal pair also went away upon their wedding journey. Away up stairs, up ladder, through a scuttle. out upon the roof where, in a ham, mock swung between the chimneys, the bride ensconced herself and was sweetly served with ice cream and angel cake by very handsome, kneel- ing groom, who. finding the gravel hard and sharp, folded the napkin into pad and placed it beneath his bruised knee. And when the cream and angel cake were gone, their honeymoon rose and found them there with enwreathing arms and waving fans, still at their banquet, but now supping of the nectar of confessed love. each listening to the tale of how and when and where the first spark of love flew into an innocent and unsuspecting heart. Nor was the element of danger quite absent from this wedding journey. for the bride was a large woman-though a darkly hand some one; large was she and heavy, and the scuttle was small and the lad der almost straight and weak to shaki- ness. There was an earnest discussion along toward dawn, as to which one should first descend. Finally the bride declared for the groom's first advance. You see, should I stick fast. dear, you night half starve up here before our condition was discovered but if you go first and I in following, stick fast. you are ready to give the alarm and can call upon the fire department for assistance-for scuttles, l think, are in the line of fire work
 So she came last, and though most of the rungs of the ladder came down with her, she was safely back from her wedding journey.
 Three weeks afterward, at birthday dinner on Staten island, I sat opposite this bride. Our hostess had been speaking of favorite places on the Hud- son, and suddenly she asked my visa wis: Your honeymoon was on the Hudson-how sensible! and did you go up or down?"
 Pushing tiny bone from her fish on her plate. she answered calmly: "I went up." Then as all the blood in my body seemed to be pumping up into my face. she gave me a reproachful look, and asked. Don't you admire the country about Newburgh?" And that woman prided herself upon her truth fulness!-Clara Morris in McClure's.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
4 4R.....DOOI.EsY R
Mr. Boo1ey on
Royal Boings.

phia Maria Victorine Linolea Bejabers Bezaza Corebella Deliria Maud. crown princess ivy Weiserbrod, whoopin' fir tn polls. Tn coort news an tn polls news is tn same thing: Her majesty took tn air in tn garden where she met his majesty, after which she took tn count Tn queen was seen dhrivin' yisterdah. Her eyes is much betther' 'Owin' to tn state iv her majesty's rifle temper. his majesty rayceived tn cab inet Thursdah in tn coal cellar. Her majesty disturbed tn council hollerin' down tn furnace pipes an poundin' on tn 1ure. Tn chancellor iv tn ex- chequer on lavin' tn residence through t. laundhry shute was felled be a pi- amy shtoOl.' It is announced that hef' majesty has eloped with tn coort plumber
 An so it goes. Tn papers are filled with rile throubles. A poor dimmicrat ain't got a chanct. He cud bate his wife all night and not be noticed be tn press. Home made elopemints ray ceive no attintion. Lave me tell ye about tn romance iv tn Crown Prince iv SaxOny. It's wan iv tn mos roman tic things I've seen lately. Not bein' romantic speaker, I can't tell 1t to ye tn way I ought to, but I'll tell it me own simple way. Nanny years ago. wan iv tn ladies iv tn Hapsburg family marrid tn Crown Prince iv Saxony. Tn house iv Hapsburg is tn rough house iv Europe. Tn family is gay dogs an Sophy J. Hapsburg inherited their thraits. Sne met tn Crown Prince some time afther they were marrid an fir thirty or forty years they lived to- gether happily but not fir long, an raised large or German family. But tn bloom soon come off tn peach. In less thin quarther iv cinchry, Sophy begun to tire iv tn dull, monotynous life iv tn Saxon coort. She saw that Ludwig was not tn man she expicted
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

And many other aches to which women are peculiarly subject are generally the result of a diseased condition of the wonianly organism. When this dis eased condition is cured, sideache. back ache, headache, etc., are cured also.
 Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription establishes regularity, dries the drains which weaken women, heals inhamma- ton and alteration and cures female weakness. When these diseases are cured the aches they cause are also cured.
 "I will drop you few lines today to let you know that am feeling well now, writes Miss Annie Stephens, of Belleville, Wood Go. West Va, VI feel like new woman. took several bottles of Favorite Prescription and of the Golden Medical Discovery have no head ache now. no backache. and no pain in my side any more. No bearingdown pain any more I think that there is no medicine like Dr. Pierce,s medicine. I thank you very much for what you have done for me-your medicine has done me much good"
 The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser. book containing 1908 pages, is given away. Send 7I one-cent stamps for expense of mailing OnLy, for the book in paper covers, or 3I stamps for the volume bound in cloth. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
Copyright, 1903, by Robert Howard
 Rassell)
By F. P. DUNNE.

"Gr-reat throuble among tn crowned heads iv Europe" said MT. Dooley.
 Whats goin' on?" asked MT. Hen messy.
 "Oh, h,ivrything that people get arrest ed f'r," said MT. Dooley. "Dhrunken- ness an disord1y conduck, assault an batthry, riot an eIopemints. Tn king iv Biljum has fired his daughter firm tn house again an she's down at tn newspaper office dictatin' tn sad story iv her life. Tn czar iv Rooshya is un aisy in his head an sets all day long while an American hypnotist makes passes in front iv him. Tn impror iv Germany has been sayin' nasty, spite full things about tn king iv England behind his back, an if they iver meet. somewan Is goin' to tn flure. Tn king ivy Spain is lookin' f'r his august mother to slug her f'r wantin to marry again. An tn happy Hapsburgs are batin' polismen, shootin' thimsilves an run min of with ladies iv tn chorus. Ivry- where on the continent iv Europe 'tis tn same thing. Ye see yon palace rais- in it's lofty head in yon garden? Think ye. Hennessy. that all is happiness an cOntint within thim wonder marble walls? It ain't so. In that stately pile tn dishes is passin' through tn air tn same as in tn humble abodes iv tn poor. His impeeryal majesty is dhrag. gin her impeeryal majesty around tn gr-reat hall iv state be tn hair iv tn head. Tn oaken walls resounds with cries iv: Let go iv me ear Occa- sionally king comes out iv tn goolden dure pursued by crowns, scipters, ol' masthers, carved furniture an boots. Who is that woman at tn window iv tn palace? 'Tis her serene altess So-
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
Copper Cur res
 C0E1sur1lpfi0n

New Treatment for Consumption ndorsed Members of British Tuberculosis TuberculOse he Copper cure Marvel of the Medical World-Hope for AL No Matter How Bad Off.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
HIDING ONES vALUABLEs.

While there has been considerable house entering by burglars in this city this winter said a headquarters de- tective this morning to a reporter. most of the offenses were committed by youthful amateurs whom We ran down in time. Most of the robberies committed were small and there has been a very gratifying lessening of crimes which are committed by pro- fessional crooks.
 "One reason for this is the rule of the Washington police to run out of town suspicious characters and to keep an eye constantly open for the real things who may be known. But there
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
Within the Circle of Your Acqaintances Many Should Use keWhro's Herpicide
Who Are They?

In determining just should use this scalp treatment you apt be in error unless you have posted yourself and know that Prof Unna, of Ham burg Germany discovered that dandru, itching scalp and badness caused by a germ parasite which the sebac glands the hair folices where it sets inflammation causing dry brittle or lus terless hair, Ompanied by dandru itching scalp and finally, falling hair. Later the mcrobe extends Its operations deeper the hair folcle where it the hair bulb and lastly the papia, from which the hair root receives nourishment which ncurable badness will likely follow. Therefore, the who need the antseptic scalp germicde not the hopelessly bald but practically, every one else. Read the for this.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
SHE KNEW

"I see,' said the amateur prophecies at the ball. as she held the young mans hand, that you are going to take a journey-that is, you are going to move.''
 Why" he exclaimed, what makes you think so?"
 Because" she replied, you are now standing on the train"
 And she angrily switched her dress out from under his shoes.-Baltimore News.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

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Arizona republican., 1903-01-25
WOULD MAKE HIS CHECK GOOD
Opie Read, the Chicago Syndicate, and
 a Grocer.

Opie Read, the novelist and play wright, did some work for a new Chi cago syndicate some time ago. The syndicate manager gave Opie a check for $50 in payment. The check was cashed by Reads grocer. and after passing through several hands came back marked NO funds" Opie hunted up the syndicate man and told him about it.
 What! The check no gOod?" asked the astonished author of that docu- ment.
 Not worth red cent" said Opie. You accept my stories but the bank will not accept your check. It does not seem fair
 Say. that's too bad" said the syndi- cate man. I'm sorry the check was no good. Here. let me get a pen and I will write you another one."-New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

ties on the Tennessee river before he was sent to the penitentiary. and his escape almost caused a panic in many calities.-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-25

Dngy's daIoping and Fast Consumption in Their Receive Specially Written Books Which and Prevention Antdotum Let a
Arizona republican., 1903-04-11

contract for the nev town well was
awarded to w. d. Tanner OF hoehiA-
Drilling Will be commenced IA a few
days. The casing it to be perforated in
the same vater-bearinS strata as of
the present wells so that the same
quality of water may be maintained.
Do not fail to attend the social given
by the W society at the residence CT
Mr.. HCugh on Saturday evening, April
II, 1903 The following programme has
been secured: Music. Mandolin and
Guitar club: reading. Miss FdHnic
Armitage: caI-nct solo, Mr. Henry
Schmidt: address. DR.. II. H. Il Hlomc;
music Mandolin ard Guitar club. Re
frcsEmentS consisting Of ice cream and
cake will he served. Price fifteen cents
Miss jamie Irvine, L. NJ. I-aney and
Charles Alexander left last evening lor
Tucson. 10 participate this evening IN
the annual intercollegiate DEBATE be-
tween the Territorial Ncrmal and lhe
University Of Arizona at Tucson. The
question o: which the Tempe students
have the negative is "ResolNed, Ih2t
National Legislation Requiring That
Capitalists and Organized Laborers
Submit all Grievances to a Beard of
Arbitration with Power to Act WOULD
lie Detrima entail 10 the Welfare of the
United States" Dr. X. II. Il. Elomo
ana Miss i<1tharyn Daily of me Nor
mai faculty accompanied the students.