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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
FoY & BROS. V. pAwKIAs ct als.

FOY & BROS. V. DAWKIAS ct als. Action for the breach of a contract-Ap-
 peal from the Circuit Court of Henry,
 Tried before the Hon. John P. Hub
 bard.
 1. Contrast; when not invalid by indas finiteness.-A contract which, though somewhat indefinite and obscure in its terms, is capable of being rendered cer- tain by matter aliunde, cannot be de- clared void for uncertainty.
 2. Same; consideration.-A contract to hold a mortgagee harmless, in considera- ton of his releasing certain property upon which he had a mortgage, and which had been taken under the power therein contained, is founded upon a valuable and sufficient consideration.
 3. Action for breach of contract; suf- ficiency of complaint-In an action to re- cover damages for a breach of a contract, complaint which, after setting out in haec verba the contract, wherein it was stipulated that in consideration of the release by the plaintiff of certain property seized by him under mortgage, the de- fendants would hold the plaintiff harm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06

Every pair Mems $500 and 5000 oxfords to close out this week for S3.oS. Knowles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
Opinion by Mcclellan. c. J.
EHE STATE ON oRATIoN OF HIG- DON VS. JELKS. AS GOVERNOR,
 Fasrfs

EHE STATE ON oRATIoN OF HIG- DON VS. JELKS, AS GOVERNOR,
 ETC.
 ApDiication for Mandamus. Appeal From the City Court of Montgomery. Heard before the Hon. A. D. Sayre. ]. Mandamus to Governor; question as fo whether 1t lies.-Whether the courts have any right or power to enforce. by nandamus the Governor of the State to perform any act or duty imposed by law, quaere?
 ?. Governor as commander in chief of State troops does not act in ministerial capacity-In passing upon the request of an officer to be reinstated to his command the Governor as commander in chief of the State troops. does not act in d purely ministerial capacity. but his ac- tioa involves the exercise of Judgment and discretion, partaking of a judicial nature; and such acts cannot be control- led by uapdamps.
 g. Same; has right to relieve officer of command-The Governor. as commander in chief of he State troops. may, for the good of the service of such troops. relieve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06

One of the most prominent oil mag mates in Los Angeles is a woman, who is said to control about half of the whole product.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06

will not enjoin the foreclosure of the mortgage on the 20.OOo acres of land to enforce the payment of the $S5.000. in or Ter to conserve the complainant's right ko an abatement of the price as to the i've acre lot.
 g Same; when injunction properly dis poived,-when a bill is filed by a pur- chaser to abate the purchase price of lands purchased by him and to enjoin the foreclosure of the mortgage given to se- eure the deferred payments, upon the krOund that at the time of the sale and Execution of the conveyance the defend hnk vendor was not the owner of a large portion of the lands so conveyed, as rep resented. but that said lands were owned ana were in the possession of third per- sons, and in his answer the defendant full ly, positively. directly and categoricaly desl4es the averments of the bill of a want of title to all of the lands, the tnterloeutory injunction restraining the foreclosure of the mortgage to secure the Referred payments of the purchase money is properly dissolved upon the denials of the answer, on motion made by the respondent.
 Affirmed.
 Z Opinion by Mcclellan, c. J.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
UNPACK WINTER SUITS.
To Be Steam-cleaned and Repaired
 Holt's Dye Works,

Don't wait till you need to put on heavy clothes, but unpack them now to be steam-cleaned. pressed and repaired be- fore the big fall rush begins. Telephone 432 for wagon. adV-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
M,QuEEN V. aTATH.

MQUEEN v. STATE.
 Prosecution for Violating Contract Ent.
 cred into on Confession of Judgment,
 Appeal from the Criminal Court of . Pike. Tried before the Hon. T, |,
 Boron.
 l. Pleading and practice in criminal cases; when ruling upon demurrer re. vtswed.-A judgment sustaining or over. ruling a demurrer will not be reviewed on appeal. unless the demurrer appears of record; and, in a criminal case, where the demurrer to the complaint or in. dictment. appears only in a bin of ex. captions. it Is incumbent upon the aefehd= ant complaining on appeal of the rulina of the court in overriding the demurrer to affirmatively show srrer.
 2. Violating contract entered inte en confession of judgmehti ssfiieiehey el complaint-An affidAvlt es complaint is sufficient and not subject to dsfaHffsY which charges that within twelve iflenths before making the aftidavit the aefeHa: ant Ion whom . fine was imposed bfi conviction for . naisdemeaAaf and Wh4 lh open court signed 6 written contract Ab: proved in writing by the judge ef the court in which such eehvietiBR Was had; whereby in conslderatieh ef sthe aHiAht'. becoming his surety eh a eenfessish 8i judgment for the said fine and ebsts, he agreed to do farm work with said ',aflaht in said county" and whs, after beins released on such eenfessiea Of judgment! failed or refused without sosd and .sdf- dcient excuse te de the labor sf peff5Ehl the service agreed te be bsffsEnted against the peace and dignity bf the State."
 8. Violation of contract entered into upon oonfessieh of jHdsmehs:=fn t pf5s: scution eemmeneed by Ah aiiidatit bt complaint charging the defendant with violating his contract entefed Into by ,tin with surety senfessins aadsment, Where the afiiaavit or complaint charges the defendsnt with fAilins ts pefefofiAl his contract entered into hpsh ths eoifess. ins of Judgment fer time and costs" the contract made by the defendaht with th, prosecutor which reeites that jAdsf4lefl was confessed fer the sssts aibfe, Is foi admissible in sviaenes ,theFs being Va. rianes between said edhtfaet And the aiie; eations in the complaint.
 Reversed and ren1Ahdsd.
 Opinion by HRraissn, {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-06
Head-Notes Qf the Decisions
 of Alabama Supreme Court.

0ff1cer.
 4. Same; when right to reinstatement of command made-When an officer of the Alabama National Guard who has been relieved of his command by the Governor, upon being reinstated, declines to accept the reinstatement, except upon certain conditions, and requests the revo- cation of the order restoring him to com- mand, he thereby valves his right to re- storation of the command.
 Affirmed.
 Opinion by Haralson, J.
 MCLEAN V. WRIGHT, EFT ALs. Action to recover damages for the breach of an attachment bond. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Lee. Tried before the Hon. A. A. Evans.
 1. Attachment bond; not invalid be- cause obligors name does not appear in the body of bond-To bind parties. as obligors. when their names are signed to bond, it is not necessary that they should also appear in the body thereof; and. therefore. an attachment bond IS not rendered invalid because the names of two of the obligors whose names are signed at the bottom of the bond do not appear in it's body.
 ?. Same: not invalid because of defect in affidavit-An attachment bond is not rendered invalid, and it's obligors are not relieved from liability thereon, by reason of the fact that the affidavit upon which the writ of attachment was procured dis closes no statutory grounds for the issu- ance of the attachment.
 3. Action upon attachment bond; sufi- ciency of complaint-In an action to re- cover damages for the breach of an at- tachment bond, where the complaint sets out the bond sued on, and the affidavit upon which the writ of attachment was procured, which discloses no statutory ground for the issuance of the attach ment. and 1t is then averred that said at tachment was sued out by the principal in the bond. and procured by him upon the filing of said bond and affidavit. and that the plaintiff employed counsel to de- fend the said attachment suit, agreeing to pay him reasonable fee, and that a certain amount was a reasonable fee for said services. which amount she claims in the said suit, and then ayers that said bond was preached by reason of the fact that no statutory grounds existed for the issuance of said attachment, that said attachment was wrongfully. vexatiously and maliciousiy sued out and that by rea- son of the suing out and levying of the writ of attachment upon her stock of goods, her mercantile business was &c., riously injured, and she was greatly dam aged, such complaint states a cause of action, and is not subject to demurrer.
 Reversed and remanded.
 Opinion by Tyson. J.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

RDnts protlamirte Shirt peter Sara.
eeorsiepiti9 burd bic lerbtfde Natio.
nalperfammluns (Senat unb Gfupt>
f4tna) tn aaer Gorm gum 9errfder
erpdblt tporben.
/Mtt peter 1. 1T fomit bic 9bnaftie
Der rS4paroen @eorse" (&araseorsie<
tpitf9e), beren erfter, goernb @eorg,
gu ben friibeiten 3dmpfern INN bic
8efreiuns Serbiens bonn tiirfi1den
So9e Qnfanss bes 10. Sabrbunberts
eebOrte, In ben &Dnissfonat gu BEL
grab einge5osen, tpenn au9 bic ert
1878 erfolste sdnalt9e 2oslDfuns Ser>
biens bonn Ottomanif9en Rei9e baupts
fd9lt9 ben Sbrenopitf9en au banfen
lit, beren erfter, Milof9, 1877 gum
Siirften bon Serbien ausserufen tpurbe
unb beren lebter, 'Mleranber l., iebt
bur9 MOrberbanb sefallen 1T. SIN
@anaen baben bic Obrenopitfde Ser>
bien flint 9errf9er seseben. Nur eins
NAL in Der 3nif9enaeit, 1872 Bis
1859, bat Elm &arageorgiepitf9,
@leranber, Der Batter bes nunmebrisen
aOniss, bic ferbif9e Sirftenfrone se>
trasen. @r purbe, neil er ft9 bur9
feline 9inneigung 5u Oeiterrei9 berbabt
gema9t bate. bon ber Stuptf9tna our
Mbbanfung gespunsen. Sci Der @rz
morbung bes Sirften Midael Sbrenoz
tpttf4 1868 foa er feline 9anb I'M
Sptele eebabt baben. Inter Mi9aels
Sobn, Milan l., nurbe Serbien 1882
als &Dnisrei9 %protlamirt.
peter l., Der 1916 geboren tpurbe,
tpa, NIT Der prinaeiitn 3orfa bon
MontenesrD permdblt, bic 1890 ftarb.
BON feinen bret &tnbern erbielt Der
Gltefte Sobn, Der 16idbrige @eorg. feline
M%usbtlbuns in Petersburg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Sir 6bom,as Tipton.
Die intereHante 2aatbabn ses Samplers am
oen D, Mmertea"sBed d

Die tntereHamte eaafbabn ses &iers an,
bet ;, Amertea" s4eder.
Cir Sbomas 2tpton, Der our Gr>
rinsung bes rMmeriea" <8e9ers nun
tpieberum In Snfel Cams 2anbe petlt
unb biesmal NIT rSbamrod ILL.," ben
&f aufnimmt, bat bier fdon ret9s
@%rfabrunsen sefammelt. Sein Gmz
porfommen 1T Elm pbGnomenales. Don
stnem armen Sunsen, Der NIT Ii Sab
rem als blinber S4iffspafasier bon
England nod Mmerita fam unb In ben
Heisfelber1 Sib<@ arolinas arbettete,
bat er fi9 bur4 fetnen Sleib au einem
Der rei4ften Raufberren Der grbe unb
gum 8eftber bon Miltonen BON Doll
lars aufsef9punsen. Dabei nibt er
ben Mrn1er bon 2onbon unb anberen
groben StGbten, inbem ct tbner gesen
sertnses gntselt 8orrdtbe liefert.
2tpton pflest gu fasen. bab er aus "a
Sasesftunben fir ft9 Is Mrbettsftuns
ben sema9t babe. Na9bem er feline
Girma in cine NftiensefeIi9aft berz
tpanbelt bate, sOnnte CT fid etpas
mebr Hube; er arbettete tGglt9 nur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
aleuer prrueifder A%rifssminifttr.
Gin tMIaetertteer WeSmer n oerotemter.
crtabremer cfHsier.

Gin ihIaetrtteer Ssesner nns sereisnter.
eriabrener cfHsier.
Wteberbplt lit bur9 bic 8ldtter bic
Melbuns ssgansen, bab gum Na4fols
ger bes in nngnabe sefaIenen, bon
feinem poiten ouriidtretenben preuBis
f9en &riessminiiters b. @obler Der
2ommanbeur bes /. Mrmeeforps, Sc
peral b. b. @olB, auserfeben fet. SIN
3inbltd barauf, bab 9olb ben Sbers
befebl ienes bret D%tpifionen ftarten
Mrmeetorps erit felt Sanuar 1902
innebat, guilt feline Mbberufuns bon
benz 10 tpthtisen poiten In unterrt9a
teten Rreifen bon pornberein ala tpenia
tpabrf4etnltd; bierau tommt. bab
9olB in feiner ieBigen Steuuns fi4
bereits 70 erfolsrei4 betbdtist bat, bab
man Jpn fdon als ben n9dfeler bes
Oftens" beaei9net unb er bort als I'm.
entbebrli9 ansefeben pirb. Mit Der
probiforif4en 2eituns bes &rtessmtni>
fteriums 1T besbalb Der bisberise Oiz
rector bes Mnsemetnen &riessbeparte@
ments i'm &rtessminifterium, Generals
leutnant b. ginem, senannt b. Rotbz
mailer, betraut tporben, Der na9 Mb>
lauf bes bretmonattsen rrlaubs @ob>
lers befinttip in befen Mmt etntritt.
&arl b. Ginem tpurbe 1853 In Seraz
berg, Sannober, geboren. Gr erhielt
feline Nusbilbung i'm preubif4en &a,
bettenforps unb trat Bel Musbru9 bes
beutfh=franoOfifden &rieses 1870 a!s
Gdbnri9 IN bas 2. 9annoper'f4e ulas
nen>&estment etn, in benz er fid ber<
art ausaet9nete, ba er bereits i'm De-
5ember ielben Sabres gum Offi5ier Bee
fDrbert purbe unb bas gi5erne &reu5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Die Na9t iuar i6r sdreden.

vS@ mubte faft bic san3e Nadt
binbur9 bufen," 19reibt Trau gbas.
Mpplesate uon @leranbrta, Snb., unb
fanb fait gar feinen S@laf. Sd
bate Ste S@minbfu&t berart, baB,
wenn i@ einen 8lod melt sins, i@
fir9terli@ buften mubte unb 8lut
ipie !; aber, na@bem ale anberen Me=
bi3iner uerseblt@ ansemanbt rparert,
beilten mid bret 81. 90 Tlal9eu Don
Dr. Sings Seem O~iscouerp. unb i'd
nabm So Yfunb gu" Sc lift ablolut
saranttrt, taB es grtdltunsen, 9u
item, So, Grippe, 8ron@itis unb ale
9al5s unb aunsens8 ei@mer6en BELT.
Yreis so Gents linb $1.00. 0erz
taufsfai@en fret In W. S. 9ubn's
Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

@eueraueutnaHt &arl b. Ginem.
erbielt. @nfanss Der 90er Sabre mar
b. @tnem &ommanbeur Der 4. Weitz
fdlif9en &iiraffiere, bann 1895 Biz
1898 Gbef bes @eneralftabes i'm Z.
4rmeeforps, tporauf CT ms &rtegsz
mintiterium berufen purbe. General
leutnant b. Ginem gilt als Elm unerz
mibli9er Mrbeiter, ben groBe gtnit9t
unb gnersie ausaei4nen unb benz Elm
auberorbentli9 rei9er S9aB bon @rz
fabrunsen I'm Otenfte unb in Der 8erz
paltuns bes 9eeres our Settle fteben.
0abei lit er Elm f4lasferttser Rebner,
Der TIM Hetdstase oft Worte fanb, bic
an bic beften Mtntfter semabnten,
pel9e ie bic Mrmeeinterefen p~ertraten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

tum Nmerttas einen 10 ra9balttsen
@inbrud berbcrserufen bat. Setne
Rieberlasen BEL Oa9trennen ertrGst ct
NIT grobem 9lei9mutbe.
Sbomas 2tpton lit BON f9pttif9<
trif9er Qbtunft. gr lit bon f9lanter,
aufre9ter Statur, atbletif9 sebaut,
ftets fein gefleibet unb gut bebtent. Sn
feinem Weien seist er Nnfprudsloitsz
tett unb 8ef9eibenbeit. Sein 9ef9dft
besanr er nit $500, bic Tim fetn @a@
ter, Elm 2obnarbeiter, selieben bate.
Sn prominena trat 2ipton auerit, als
bic prinaeiiin BON Wales anlGbli4 bes
6Oidbrisen Regierungsiubtldums Der
aDnigin @ictorta einen Sonbs our
Speifung Der Mrmen 2onbons 5ufams
men5ubringen fu9te. gs purbe nur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Cholera Snfantnm.

Dieie &rantbeit lit LANCE betra9tet
ruorben als eine Der sefdbrli6fen unb
fataliten &ranfbeiten, pon beneu &in=
Ser befauen rperben f0nnen. sic fantt
iebo9 sebeilt merben, tuenn tie ri9tts
bebanbelt mir6. NIes, mas notb>
ruenbts, lit, gbamberlain's goltcs,
gbolera> unb Diarrb6e> Mittel nnb
gaitorsOe Del gu seben nod @ori9rift,
rpie auf ieber Slaide uer3ei@net, rnb
eine 6eiluns 1T fiber. gu uerfaafett
tn alien Mpotbefen, NO patentmebtz
siner, gu baben iinb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Gntt6uCd1t.

Sreunbin (5ur jung nerbeis
ratbeten profeforsgattin): nSt es
ipabr, @lfe, baB profehoren 10 5erz
treut finb9"-Sr g rofes
Otter: rSapobl, aeritreut!
Oas babe i9 audi geslaubt-unb als
i9 meinen Manr INN ben apeite1 5ut
bot, ba tpubte er nod bas Datum, an
benz Ct mir ben eriten setauft bat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
GPmtuthltdh.

&unbe: nMit neiner Grau BIN
i4 aber gar ni4t sufrieben; ar bic
suten gigenf4aften, bic sic an tbr ses
riibmt baben, beiiBt fie ni4t!"-9eis
atbsberm r11nmDsz
lid! Werbe na9feben -. Oa miiHen
sic bic unri1tise ertpi19t baben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte. Die Ihr Inner Gekalft HABIT
s., s..ss s' =. ImNzzM

Gin @d1tuerrrntbrr.
T: nSeit apeiS tunben fdmol>
len sic nun, neil ib Sbnen etnen &uB
seraubt babe, Srdulein Rofalinbe-pie
oft bdtten mir uns pdbrenb Der 3ett
39pn pteber fiiHen fDnnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Qiptons Nennpadt.

tpenig beiseFeuert, Biz Elm unbefannter
benz 5onbs $125,OOO aufiiste. Qls
9eber nurbe 2ipton ermtttelt. Oie
prin5effin bon Wales iiberfanbte ibm
barauf gu Weibna9ten etne prd9ttse
claimants uiennabel; balb barauf err
folgte Options @rbebung tn ben Mbelss
ftanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Maurer Montas friib our ORR
Belt fommenb): rWenn's beut' @ams>
tao Mbenb mar, bes pdr' anal a
f61ne Mp6' g'tpef'n!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

nod 18 @tunben. Mit bemfelben
Offer, NIT benz 2ipton feline sef4dfts
li9en Mngelesenbeiten beforste. panbte
er f4 benz Dadtfport at. tpomtt Ct
namentlt@ TN fportltebenben publt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
serbitns neusr adnie.
f4k "eMwarsen George" NIB ibr @lmtbeiI
an ben 0eiAidem oes 2anoeS.

HaAbem Nublanb unb Oeiterrei9s
llnsarn. bic an Der Gntpidluns Der
Dinse tn Serbien am meiitsn interei>
firten Md9te, ii9 offi5ieler ginz
mii9uns entbalten baben, lit Der bon
ber Mrmee nod in Der Morbnd9t gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Btu Tp6t.

@ie: ~. Seben 4usenblid bait
Du Elm anberes Nnliesen-iebt pdr' id
Dir pirtli9 re9t bantbar, tpenr i9
etnmal iiBen bleiben fDnnt'!"-g r:
sd mar Dir nod btel b%anfbarer,
tpenn Ou mir bas Dor Der 9o9sett &c,
fast bGttef!"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
EX-SENATOR DEAD
Charles q. Farweii Passes
Away at His Home.
Rcripps-McRae Telegram

Fcrfpps-McRae Telegram
Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 23.-Ex-Unite6
States Senator Charles b. FarweIl
died early this morning at his home
in Lake Forest The end was not I'M
expected. as illness incident to old
age came upon Senator FarweIl two
years ago and took a serious turn re-
Gently when he fell from his chair
while doing and broke his arm
Senator Farwell was born near
Painted Post, Steuben county. New
York. July 1. 1893. He served in lie
lower house of congress from 1870 to
1876, and from 1850 to 1882. was elect
ed to the senate in 1857 and retired in
1891. He leaves -four children: Mrs
Reginald DeKoyen. Mrs Dudley Win
ston, Mrs Hobart Chatneld- Taylor
and Walter Farwell.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25

With his right foot firmly imbed-
ded between the rail and the crossing
plank, and his only hope of escaping
injury depending upon the frantic ef-
forts of his younger brother Charles to
flag the engine, William Reese, a IA
year-old newsboy, awaited destruction
from a fast approaching train on the
Valley road Tuesday afternoon.
After the younger boy had tugged liz
vain fifteen minutes to extricate his
brother from the perilous position, he
ran toward the approaching train
waving his halds as last effort.
William Reese, realizing that his
brothers life was in danger, as he at
tempted to pull the foot out Of the
crevise, quickly grasped the little hero
and threw him OF the track into
sandpile adjacent to the tracks. Will
ing to sacrifice his own life for his
brother, the nine-year-old lad ran up
the tracks waving his hands. William
with remarkable presence of mind
threw himself to one side of the tracks
to escape total destruction, and this
act probably saved his life. The en-
gineer never noticed either of the boys
and the engine swept by while the
younger brother stood by the side of
his brother calling for help.
The boys right foot was crushed
and amputation of the right leg just
above the knee was necessary.
This terrible scene was enacted on
the Valley road just opposite the
roundhouse below Cedar street Will
liam, together with his brother
Charles, was returning to their home
at 337 Springfield avenue after they
had completed the delivery of evening
newspapers when the accident occur
red. The train which ran down the
boy was the regular southbound 5:46
passenger on the Valley railroad.
At the hospital Tuesday night the
injured lad regaineo consciousness,
and as he looked about the sick room
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
DAVIDSON
Selected to Make Run for Leg.
isI0tive HonoPs-Fiiis Va.
eancy Caused by
Withdrawal.

Prof C. c. Davidson of Alliance, for
merIy superintendent Of the schools of
that city. has been selected by the
Democratic executive committee to I'LL
the vacancy on the county legislative
ticket. recently caused by the with
drawal of W. H. Morgan Of East
Greenville- Mr.. Davidson is a we'll
known educator and in former years
was at the head Of the Alliance
schools
Mr. Davidson is an elderly man and
his standing throughout the county, it
is believed. Will lend great weight to
the county ticket He is nov arrang-
ing his business cares SO that he may
devote the greater part Of his time To
the canvass for the ofice-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
TO Be
REFUNDED
$40, 900, 900 Of OutIy-
Ing u. s. Securities
VIII be Taken Up.
ecripps-NfcRae Telegram.

ecripps-McRae telegram
Washington, Sept. 23.-Secretary
Shaw authorized the statement that
owing to the scarcity OF 2 per cent
bonds, both for circulation and as Sc
curity for government deposits. he will
renew funding operations to the extent
of $40, 0,OvO, 900 in accordance with the
previous circular.
OF the total issue Of $517. 100000 Of
2 per cent bonds. the treasurer al
ready holds for circulation and for de-
posits s4sO.0OO,000.
Secretary Shaw also authorizes the
statement that he will redeem per
cent bonds maturing February l, 1904
paying interest to maturity. Formal
instructions to several sub-treasuries
authorizing them to redeem bonds on
presentation, will be issued today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
WITH HOMELY PATHOS SECOND
ACTIN RURAL 7I2AGEDYLS PLAYED
Body OF Matilda Heidt
Is Lowered Into
the Grave.

Slowly they carried the casket down
the aisle and placed it in front of the
altar. From the little organ pealec
softly the strains of beautiful hymn.
In silence the mourners passed the bier
and took a last look upon the face Of
the one they had loved, Matilda Heidi,
the victim Of the accidental discharge
of q rifle in the hands OF Benjamin
Tucker. near Sparta. Sunday after
noon.
Suddenly the music ceased. The ST.
lence was broken only by sobs cf
anguish as father and mother gazed
longingly ut their daughter and the
tears dropped unrestrained upon the
oasket, II was in the little frame Grove
church. four miles from The scene OF
10 fatal spot. that the sad services
were held. They were simple but I'm
pvessive and. rs Rev. J. L. Heron, al
oparta. rccounted the kind acts and
dseds Of the departed, heads moved In
ooocmu assent.
just stones throw down the pret-
AZ countSy road stands the h0mo In
UuoCA (hs ddceosed was born end raia-
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
FOOT CATCHES IN FROG;
BOY LOSES HIS LEG
Despite Efforts Of His Brother to Save Him,
Youth Stands While Train Runs
Him Down.

he noticed his father. With an anxious
look upon his face. he asked: did
my brother Charles get home safely?
tried hard to save his life" He
was assured that his brother had not
been injured, and the 10y seemed much
relieved by the reply of his parent.
After the accident occurred the boy
was taken to the Valley station in the
baggage car. He was removed to Ault-
man hospital in Shilling's ambulance
and Drs. Shorb and A. B. Walker were
called. The recovery of the boy is
very probable.
The boys are the sons of U. s.
Reese of 337 Springfield avenue. who
is a machinist employed at the Can
ton Roll and Machine company.