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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-08-14
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
BIG IMPROVEMENT ASKED,

Interested property owners last night
presented a petition to the council for
improvement OF several Fast Astoria
streets The petition recites that the
sIgners have been Informed that a pc
tition is to be presented for improve
ment Of Franklin avenue from Thirty
sixth to Forty-fifth. street. This pros
,osed Improvement Is not practicable.
the property owners say, for the reason
that ii would terminate 100 feet from
any improved street with connection.
Instead IL Ia recommended that Frank
lin avenue be improved 10 Forty third
street, Forty-third 10 commercial COM
mercial from Forty-third to Forty-tifth,
and Forty-fifth from Commercial to
Rond The petition recites that there
is no improved street east of the AS
torla Box Companys plant and that
the alleyway there IS in unsafe condi-
tion, requiring immediate repair. Be-
fore this repair is made. however. the
petitioners ask the Improvement rec
omended above, The petition was refer
red 10 the street committee, which will
report at the next meeting Of the coun-
ell
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
cIcRuIr couRT JURORS.


Jurors TO serve during the September
term of the circuit court were drawn
yesterday, as follows: A. Il. Minard
A. McPharlane, II. Disse, w. Medley,
Y. Boiling, George w, Ralston, + G..
Hayberg, Otto Carlson, C. M. Celler,
Alex Gilbert, Thomas Corbett, r., l..
Aberorombe H. L. Bruhn, c. F.. Cod
dard, Fred Barker, William Madison,
John Hahn and August Hildebrand, all
of Astoria; n. Carr, of Vesper; Ed
ward Banks, e. G. Belknap and Hugh
Cameron, of Knappa; Robert Falconer,
of New Astoria; w, McKeever and w.
q. Prescott of Jewell; W, r, Chisholm,
of John Day; Frank Bohnhart. of Sea-
side; James F. Kindred of warrenton;
Theodore Estess and George McFar-
land. of olney; Howell Lewis, Of Fern
hill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09

Subscribe for the semi-weekly As
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
FINN GIRLS SORRY PLIGHT
Could Not Make Herself Under
stood TO lnquirers.

A Finnish girl arrived in Portland
yesterday from New York, and could
only shake her head when interviewers
approached her 10 ask why she sobbed
so piteously. The girl is believed to
have come from Finland and the only
clue TO her Identity is the ticket she
possesses. 1t reads to Astoria, and
across its face has been written the
word Immigrant"
The girl allghted from an o, r. & N.
train and was taken in charge by the
matron Of the Union depot. She was
placed aboard boat last night and
will arrive in Astoria today. Doubtless
she has friends or relatives here who
have failed utterly to provide for her
reception In the great west.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09

court In $500 bonds. D, II, Huntman
who is being held as witness, Is II
jail In default of $500 bonds, Adami
could not furnish bonds and was re.
n,anded to the custody OF Sheriff Lin,
Vile,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
ANXIOUS FOR cADETshlP.

Sergeant Claude Johns, Of Baker City
now on duty at Camp Summers, spent
n few hours yesterday in Astoria. Ser
geant Jones is sold'er-like in appear
ance and has aspirations for naval ser
vice. His mission here yesterday was
10 interview Senator Fulton relative
to his chances for cadetssip at AM
napolis. Senator Fulton was not IN
the city yesterday but Sergeant johns
win not give up in his efforts TO get
an appointment TO the naval school,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09

Owing to the low price Of salmon but
few canneries will operate in western
Oregon this year. Canneries at Alseaa,
Coquilfe, umpqua, Siuslaw and Tilla-
nook win be operated while those on
Yaquina, Siletz. Nehalem, Nestucca
and Coos, win remain le.--Toledo Re-
porter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
OFFERS FOR WORK AT FORT
Bids Opened Yesterday by Con-
structins Quartermaster.

Captain ooodaie, constructing quar-
termaster. yesterday opened bids for
the construction, plumbing. heating
and wiring Of field officers and lieuten-
ants quarters at Fort Stevens. The
offers for the field officers quarters
were as follows:
G. q Palmberg .......".."sfG,1H 90
Ferguson Il Houston ........ 1G,sts %
johnson 4 Andrews. Oregon
'lty.. ., =. - ..,,.,.....e,... 1918 w
The bids for the iieutenants' quar-
ters were:
&. G.. Palmberg .s22,G1 "
Ferguson & Houston ......n. 23,345 90
Johnson & Andrews ........... 23.907 90
NJ. J. Walsh * Co., OF Portland, Of
fered TO wire the field officers quar-
ters for s351 SO and the lieutenants'
quarters for 1850. The Northwest
Electric Engineering Company, OF Port
land. submitted a joint bid for both
quarters OF s760.
Captain GOodale has not yet reached
decision as to whether or not he will
recommend acceptance OF any Of the
bids. but It II thought possible all Of
fers viii be rejected. This Is the sec
ond time bids have been asked for this
work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-09-09
BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL.

Frank Adams waived examination
before Justice Goodman yesterday af-
te.noon on charge OF rape and was
bound over for trial before the circuit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
KNIVES UMSHEAThED Ds,.-lN
C0LumBIANA
.0ld Line Republicans are After Mugwamp Insur-
gents Who are Attempting to Grab
( all of the Pums,

1crats. Thomas Cannton, candidate
for councilman In the Fourth ward,
East Liverpool was Q standing candi-
date Or ONCE on the Democrat ticket
for years. Even Prohibitionist Wcav-
er, the mayor elected at East Liver
pool, was at one time candidate for
representative on the Democratic tick
ct. So 1t can be enumerated In regard
to the active Democrats who have
come over and taken charge Of the
Republican organization.
In this connection 1t -is' alsO known
that The Crisis, Democratic paper at
East Liverpool, wields more influence.
in the Republican ranks than any Re-
publican paper in the county.
WANT REVENGE. Z
All these facts are being consider
ed by the Republican party In this
part Of the county and action Of some
sort will likely be taken. Chagrin and
revenge combined may make the old
line Republicans go go far as to bolt
the ticket II necessary to secure rec
ognition. Republican ofIicials and
party workers are disturbed over the
outlook and the repetition of acts such
as the electinE Of the present Demo-
cratic sheriff In CoIumbiana county
may be repeated this fall.
NEWSPAPERS INVOLVED.
Several years ago the Republican
following, headed by State Treasurer
Cameron, saw signs Of the coming
storm from East Liverpool and to head
off the effects they backed Brush, Of
the Salem News, and purchased the
News-Review at East Liverpool. This
i paper was to swing public sentiment
the way the Cameron people desired.
At first 1t worked all right and the
defeat Of Herbert for the nomination
for county treasurer and the nomina-
ton Of Cameron's candidate showed
the wisdom of the move but now the
| most ardent effort, of the paper in
question cannot stay the landslide.
/ In connection with this newspaper
matter 1t is an. open secret that the
! two papers in this city have tesn
drawing thousands of dollars illegally
from the county treasury for county
printing. There is no shadow OF a
right to insert county printing in the
two Salem papers and the enemies Of
Cameron gay that some day there wi
be suit entered for the return of this
money SO illegally expended. 1t IS al
SC said that the Crisis. Of East Liver.
pool that formerly stood SO thick with
the. Cameron following has been slate
Cor punishment Tor not aiding Brush
and as result the publication OF con-
stitutional amendments in Democrat
ic paper has been taken from the
Crisis and given to the Herald, of Sa-
lem, while Brush, of East Liverpool
secures the Republican patronage
Then again the liquor element of East
F.; Liverpool Is to be given Beal law
election with the compliments of the
old crowd.
! n M w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
Gang Of Over 50 Men Employed in
Erecting New StTuctuIe--Rrick
Work Begins Soon.
NO HOSTING MACHINES USED.

About so men are at work on the
new market house and auditorium
which is being built on the city lot,
between Cleveland avenue, Court, Sec'
ond and Third streets. The outside
foundations of the building have been
completed and work on the setting OF
the stone for the base will be COM
menced Wednesday afternoon. Some
of the blocks of stone weigh over 1C
tons. They will be smooth finish and
all but a few have been cut and
dressed.
The boiler room was finished several
days ago and is now ready to receive
the boilers which will be lowered inrt
the room through an aperture at th'
corner of Second and Court streets
This was delayed by several cave-ins
which threatened to work seriou;
harm.
The only cellar under the building
Is under the stage and the foundations
for this have been completed Th'
air ducts, trenches about three feei
deep built in circle under the buil,l-
ing, are being constructed.
After the stone is set. which will bt
in a>short time, the work OF laying tho
brick will be begun.
This will be buff color. known II
Sparta brick. Unlike the method Of
procedure in the construction of mos
large buildings. no hoisting machines
will be needed for the stone as they
will be put on rollers and rolled up thu
short distance necessary. According
to Melbourne brothers. the contractor:
erecting the auditorium, the building
will be completed long before March !
1904. the time set in the contract.
All the workmen enoloyed arr
American, no foreigners being used.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
Mr.. WHITING
VERY ACTIVE
Canton Man at Central Committee
Meeting Wins in Tilt With
Supreme Court.
(From a Stan correspondent.1

Columbus, April Pas the repre-
sentative of the Eighteenth congress
sional district on the state central
committee, Hon. julius Whiting, CT
Canton, took an active part in the pro-
ceedings of that body, which met in
this city Tuesday afternoon and ar
ranged for the state convention. to be
held in Columbus Wednesday and
Thursday, June 8 and 4. Senator Han
ma was selected as temporary chair
mar and as such will make the key
note address Of the campaign. John X.
Mahoy, who has filled the position OF
secretary at many state conventions,
was chosen temporary secretary. SEN
ator Foraker will be the permanent
ch airman. The basis of representation
in the convention was fixed at one del
egate and one alternate for every 500
votes and fraction over 250 cast for
I,aylin last year. Delegates must be
chosen either by primaries or in dele
gate or mass conventions, the rule
adopted last year.
The last week in May, fire and third
weeks in June were proposed as the
time for the convention and quite q
discussion ensued over the matter.
Mr.. Whiting led the fight for June 8
and 4, the time determined upon, and
the vote showed most Of the member
of the committee to be with him on
the proposition. The first week In
June was objected to by the judges cf
the supreme court on the ground that
a law examination with $50 or 800 ap-
plicants would be held at that time
which would overtaN the capacity or
the hotels. Mr.. Writings power was
more potent than that of the supreme
court in this instance, its contention
being overruled and that of Mr.. Whit
ing sustained. 1t was explained the
court desired some other time fixed 81
IL could attend the convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
A TURTLE RACE.

One of the most curious races ]
have ever seen," writes a correspond
cnt of the Taller, was on Mr.. Carl
Hagenbeck's lawn at Hamburg. Some
seven children mounted on the backs
of large turtles or tortoises raced
across the lawn. To give impetus to
their queer steeds most Of them armed
themselves with cabbages which they
tied to the end Of sticks, ever and
anon dangling them as tempting NOR
sells in front Of the turtles. IT was "a
strange race and occupied some time.
Every now and then a tmtle would
grasp a piece of cabbage and then
quietly eat 1t before resuming its jour
ney."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
WORK Progressing ON THE
MARKET HOUSE..AUD|TOR|UM
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate Of Hiram Bair, of Plain
township. the will has been ADM ted
to probate,
In the estate Of Catherine Voellier,
of Canton, the will has been flied for
probate.
In the estate Of Daniel Wample, OF
Lawrence township, new bond OF ex-
ecutor has been filed and approved.
In the estate Of Catherine Snyder, G
Tuscarawass township, commission to
tahe deposition Of witness TO will hiss
been ordered.
In the guardianship of Carl Fieg:n'
sokuh. ct al. Tuscarawas township,
!Angustin Fiegenschuh has been ap-
pointed guardian.
In the guardianship of Claude A.
Witter, of Canton, final account has
been filed.
In the estate of Angus Maxell and
others. of Lawrence township, William
w Findlay has been appointed trus-
tee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
Negro Prisoner Will be Ex-
tradited and Brought to
Trial for Theft in Cam
=. dls: .tsA
ton.

Extradition papers will be secured
by local authorities to bring William
Grover, colored, from Huntington, Pa,
on the charge of burglary and larceny.
Mayor Robertson received telegram
Tuesday night stating that Grover had
been arrested in Huntington but re
fused to leave the state without the
necessary papers.
Grover, It is alleged, rified the till in
the saloon Of Felix Rich, 928 Buchef
street, on December IL. 1902 and Sc
cured $87. He made his escape and
nothing was heard from him until u
few days ago. Then q telegram waa
sent to the authorities at Hunting. .on,
where It was learned that Mrs. Grow
er lived, asking them to look out for
the suspect.
The thief after using the telephone
in the saloon made a "bluff" departure
but instead of going away sneaked In
the back door and crept' on his hands
aud knees behind the bar until he
came to the cash box. Rich, the pro-
prietor, hearing noise behind the bar
Investigated and was just In time I'd
rec the thief disappear. He pursued
but the miscreant escaped in the dark
ness.
F. 8. Lacy. colored, was arrested on
suspicion Of the offense but was later
discharged. Al 1t is necessary to secure
extradition papers, complaint was fiIed
by Rich In Justice Bowman's c0ur
Tuesday night and as soon as the ap.
plication is made by Prosecutor Day
an officer Will be sent to Columbus fol
thcm.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
TO OUR READERS
New Haven, Addison Co..


DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Gentlemen: About a year ago ] was
suffering from what supposed was
rheumatism. l became SO bad that l
could hardly get on my feet from a
sitting position. run down In weight
from one hundred and nine-five to a
hundred and forty-five pounds. tried
different kinds OF medicine but re-
ceived little or no help. ! saw DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root highly recommended
for Kidney trouble. but never had any
idea that my kidneys we're effected.
thought would try a ffty-cent bottle
of Swamp-Root and see what the effect
would be. commenced taking 1t ac-
cording to directions and In Few days
l saw that 1t was helping me used
the fifty-cent bottle and then bought
two more dollar bottles, and they COM
pletely cured me. / have got back to
my original weight one hundred and
ninety-ave pounds. and l am a thor
ough advocate of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. Very Truly,
Feb. II, 1902. VIM NJ PARTCH.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful remedy, DR.. Kilmer's
swamp Root, sent absolutely free b,
mail, also a book telling all about
Swamp-Root II you are already con
WINGED that Swamp-Root Is what yot
need. you can purchase the regular
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles
ut the drug stores everywhere. Don't
make mistake, but remember thu
,name,s ,ygwamp-Root, DIR. Kilmer'.
Gwamp-RoOt and the address. Bing
hamton. NJ X, on every bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24

Special to the News-Democrat.
Salem, o., April 22.--Since the late
Republican primaries of this county
and the subsequent election OF Demo-
cratic mayors In most OF the northern
towns as well as East Liverpool, there
has been several conferences Of the
Republican leaders in this locality
with 4 view Of taking some action.
Il seems In the late contest at the
Republican primaries that Rothwell, Of
East Palestine, was slated by those,
who believed that they had right to
guide the destiny Of the Republican
party OF this county. to the position OF
prosecuting attorney. 1t Ia said In
this connection that he spent no less
than seven thousand dollars, while M.
J. McGarry, of East Liverpool, who
defeated him, Is said to have spent five
thousand dollars.
FRIENDS ARE RAMPANT.
\ Rothwelrs friends are extremely an
cry and are making all sorts Of
charges against East Liverpool. They
say that Bick received twelve hum
dred dollars to get out Of the race for
sheriff, and have pointed to the fact
that East Liverpool this fall has the
candidates for representative, sheriff,
prosecuting attorney and commission
er.
II IL said on the quiet that the old
line Republicans cannot any longer
secure any recognition from their par
ty. II is pointed out that the offices
OF the party are fast falling into the
hands Of ex-Democrats, who. today
through the votes OF East Liverpool,
practically control the Republican
party Of Columbiana county.
MUGWAMP TALK.
As an evidence and indication as to
how far this Democratic influence has
broken upon the Republican ranks II
is said that the candidate for prose-
cutting attorney, M. J. McGarry, was
formerly a strong Democrat, and Al
fred johnson, candidate for sheriff
was an ardent Democrat in the Han
cock and English campaign. Willian
Davidson, mayor Of East Liverpoo
and George Davidson, Republican con.
didate for city solicitor. came from tn,
rankest; Of Democrat family ]. H
Burgess, health ofiicer and IT. v
Thompson, ex-chief of police, an as.
pirant for nomination for mayor or
the Republican ticket. were formerly
Democrats. Bick, ex-county deputy
shef4f,. was atone time so violent 9
-Deh&ocrat% that he refused to take .
Democratic paper because 1t was
NOT BITTER ENOUGH.
Squire McCarron, justice Of the peace
raised his strenuous voice in the inter
est of Democracy upon numerous oc
casions. Ex-Sherih Charles Gill ant
ex-Sheriff Mark Lodge, deceased, wer'
both Democrats originally. Ex-Solici
tor CASTOR, of East Liverpool, was thu
son of CASTOR, of Middletown town
chip, one OF the most radical OF Dem
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
BREWING OF Beer IS AN
INTERESTING PROCESS

is clarified. The beer is placed IN
large casks which are filled part full
of chips. The sediment in the liquid
naturally settles to the bottom OF the
casks where il forms on the chips
which hold it. In the stock cellar are
the storage casks of 275 barrels capac-
ity in which the brew is left until 1t is
ready for the market, which is general
ly in from ten weeks to three months.
When the beer has fully matured and
is ready for the market, IL IS pumped
from the casks into the barrels or kegs
Inv means of compressed air from a
pump which is located on the lower
floor. A racking machine will be used
for filling the kegs and barrels. This
will enable six barrels to be filled at
the same time. There is only one other
machine of the kind in the state.
THE ICE SUPPLY.
The only time when the barrels are
open is when they are being filed and
when they are being emptied. When
all the beer is gone from the barrel It
is closed by patent apparatus which
prevents the entrance OF dirt Of any
kind.
Just previous to its shipment, the
beer is placed in storage room where
SO tons of ice are used to keep the
place at the right temperature. This
room is conveniently arranged to trans
fer the beer to either the drays of the
company Of to the refrigerator cars ON
the railroad siding.
A COMPLETE PLANT.
Three false brews have already been
made at the brewery for the purpose OF
sweetening the pipes and the interior
Of the machinery SO as to prevent the
possibility of spelling the beer by some
foreign flavor impaired to it by this
means. Two brews are now being
made which will be used.
There are machines for the condensa-
tion OF the ammonia used In the Ice
machines, for cleaning the machinery.
and for cleaning and tar:ing the kegs
and barrels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24

.CArARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. az
they cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease. Catarrh ia a blood or constitu-
tional disease. and in order to cure II
YOU must take. internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. and, acts. directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrk
Cure is not cquack medicine. It was
prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans In this country for years and is q
regular prescription. It is composed
OF the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers. acting
directly on the mucous surfaces The
perfect combination Of the two ingre-
dients is what produces such wonder
full results In curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
IF. j.. Cheney q Co. Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggisti, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24

The brewing OF beer is complicated
operation which requires master hand
IN it's direction and its inspection. A
visit to a brewery with all the modern
appliances and machinery for the con-
yenierce of its employees, is trip OF
interest from first to last Where new
brewery is in course of construction,
the visit will prove even more interest
ing. as the visitor can be conducted
over the place and shown the intrica-
cies of the machinery the more easily
The plant of the Stark brewing COM
pany on North Cherry street is a mod
ern one in every respect. visit to
the plant for the purpose of witnessing
the operation OF making beer is prof
liable one. The visitor is first intro
duced to the room where the mash is
prepared. Enough of the malt is
weighed out for the brew which
|amounts 10 1876 barrels.
THE FIRST STAGE.
The malt is then ground and placed
In the mash machine after which IT Is
nsferred to the brewing kettle whefe
IL receives q certain per cent. OF the
hops. From there the brew is taken
to the HOP jack" where the remainder
of the hops are added.
The brew is then pumped to the
highest point in the building whence
by Its own gravity it descends to the
lower floors again. From the vat at
the top of the building, the brew runs
over series of cooling pipes, the first
of copper containing cold water and
the lower ones of iron containing ice.
Below the pipes 1t falls into the cooling
pan.
BY regulating the valves in the pan,
the brew is allowed to run into the
settling tubes below, each of which
contains 1876 barrels. In the ferment-
ing cellar, the next stage is reached
Here the brewers yeast is added
which causes the fermentation.
OTHER PROCESSES.
One process OF the brewing is pc
culIar arrangement by which the liquid
4