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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10

wazhiugio1. Oct She criminal cogrt
tosfzy lssu-e q bsnca warrant :or fhs
ARES. q George = Greer. state serzt1r
q Sez York recently i1d5cts1 u e1z-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10
Totals. I. S........-s2. $50. 1Ts.z .
Outside New York Sss. rs 30 es

Totals. Cana1a $500. go, IA -..- 50
balances paid in cash.
@Not included IN totals beca use con
tanning other items than cleariags-
not included IN totals because Of no
comparison for last year
Washington Oct s.-The mint bureau
today purchased G2o.eo0 ounces Of silver
for account q Philippines coinage at an
average Of 57.7s cents an ounce. dellv-
cred in San Francisco.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10

ON the HroNIce EAttlaA4rt lousy hLAScS
closed as follows:
Butter-Steady: creameries, l1z49oc;
diaries 141lsc.
Cheese-Steady, 1d1iizc.
EggsSteady at mark. cases included.
1SG1sizc.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. oct 9.-Close: Wheat
December s7sSc: May. 6SLc; cash No ?
hard. 72isG7se: No. g. 6sizd7ic; No. l. II
assc. rejected. soasc, No. red sc;
No. 3. 1870 Receipts Of wheat, "a
cars
Bran-Nouinaly s7aeSe: shorts. nom
inally. S5ls3c
Corn-october. Sslso; December. 57'>c;
May. 81 aS7@e. cash. No. ? mixed. &c;
No. , white. Elzc: No. :, &c
Oats-No. white. s69SSc, No. mixed
S5G56c.
Rye-No. >. 521c
Hay-Choice timothy. 50 5oalooo; choice
prairie $50
dairy. re
Eggs-Fresh. ISizc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10
BASEBALL

Chicago. oct SIN the best PLAYED
game Of the series the Nationals today
gave the Americans their third shut-out.
Barring q little wilduess Il was strictly
a pitchers battle. wigh both twirlers al
most perfectly supported Score,
. Il =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10
CASH QUOTATIONs.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Strong.
Wheat-No. spring 7SdS2c; No. , red
7s1zQSoc.
Corn-No. . 45i.G46c; No. ? yellow. 47c.
Oats-No >. &c; No. white. 371zd3S1zc.
Barley-Good feeding. 426s5c; fair TO
choice mating. 46Q469sc.
Flax Seed-No. /. sc; No northwest
ern. s1.02.
Timothy Seed-Prime. S2-s9.
Provisions-Ness pork. per bbl-. Sii.oG
II 12lz: lard per loo lbs. S6-771ec; short
ribs sides tloose) y -25HS.59: dry saited
shoulders (ooxed) ss.5ea6.75; short clear
sides boxed. $s.5oGS-75.
Xyhiskey- Of high wines. H--i
Glover Contract grade 81 S5fTl so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10
Union Livestock Commission %.
a q MOORE Msnarer-

A. 3. MOORE, Manager.
stock Yards Wichita. kan Consign-
uzents auG~ correspondeRce solicited Mar
keI report furnished free on application
Prccee6s reunited CT DAY ot sale Money
70 loan on cattle. Phone So.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-10

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WICHITA BRIDGE AND IRON CO. INC.
zn6 works cornr Tpsosss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN.

Berg. amer. "Manaie swan. Ell dia
26 del pasalo mes debe hlber Saido
de New York con destino a este cuertc.
Esp. 'Saturniha" ":-Sali6 ell dia II del
corriente mes, de Liverpool directamen-
te para este puerto.
Ing. Domingo de Larrfnaga Sal
dra de Liverpool directamente para es-
te puerto ell dia 2S del corriente mes.
Espafiol Martin Saenz" nz":-Saldra de
Barcelona el dia 81 del corriente mes,
con escalas de Mallorca, Valencia ALI
cante, Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias Paia
este puerto, y los de Mayaguez, Ponce,
Santiago de Cuba y Habana.
Amer. "Coamo":-Con destino directo
a New York saldr4 de este puerto el dia
81 del corriente mes.
Esp. .'Conde Wifredor:-En los pri-
meros dias del pr6ximo mes de Mayo
retornar4 este puerto procedenie ae
New Orleans y Cuba para seguir viale
4 Czdiz y Barcelona. Admisira caTga
y pasaicrcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28
Exposition de San Luis
COSAS SORPRENDENTES

Segin dicen de America. Ia Exposi--
ci6n Universal que Sc celebrara en- San
Luis el afio pr6ximo superara con MT
cho la Ultima que tuvo lugar en- Paris.
Su coste sera de zoo millones de fran
cos, de los cuales la referida poblaci6n
ha aportado IS millones. Ell precio del
terreno, que es extenso, sc eIeva 75
millones.
Algunos de los edi6cios tendran pro-
porciones verdaderamente giganiescas;
por ejemplo: el salon dedicado 4 Ia en-
sefanza y economic social tendra 400
metros por I33, y el edifcio destiuado 4
Ia horticulture sera de $50 metres por
100.
Uno de los rasgos mas carac,eriricos
de esta Exposici6n seri IA carrera dc
buques aereos, en- Ia cual Sc ofreccran
premios por Ia cantidad de frances 500
NIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28
Recompensa codiciada

Tenidas en- cuenta las innumerables
curaciones obtenidas con ell vino de
Quinium Labarraque, aun en- casos de-
seSperados en- que el enfermo estaba 4
punto de sucumbir la anemia 6 a Ia
fiebre, la Academia de Medicina de
Paris adopto ell acuer1o de aprobar Ia
formula de dicho producto. 10 cual lie
recomienda a Ia confanza de tcdos los
enfermJs.
Esto constituye, naturalmente, una
recompensa pocas veces oiorgada, q in
dica que todas aquellas personas de-
biles, 8 debilitadas por las enfeimeda-
dcs. el trabajo 8 los excesos. y 10 mis-
mo 81 ese debilitamiento resulta de un
exceso de actividad fis;ca 8 intellectual;
los adultos fatiga6os por IN crecim;en-
TO demasiado rapido; las j6venes que
sienten dificuliades para 81 desaFrollo:
las ssroras que Suiren dc las consccuen.
cias del parto; los anciancs debilitados
por "a edad; y en- general. los anemi-
cos. debcn haecr uso del vino dc Qui-
mum LaharraqEe. For dltimo. estA
particularmentc recomendado les con,
valscienics Una coplta dcspu<s dc
|cada eomida. H1llzse de- veRta en TO
dzs las arnacias y en- el Dep6siio Cen
gEal Casa Frcre. ". rue Jacob. Paris
P1edc ahr1 arse que ID haF traia-
mieclo DC mas scguro FcSultado n tan
eco mas bzra,o. pass elda lu,e..i d.
- ~ IS dizs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28
Comercio Y Navigation.
Revista de Las operaciOnes practicadas hoy

Juan" de 25Io toneladas, captain A. E.
Sampson por The New York y Porto
Rico S. S. co. Cap. ]. II. Crabbs 100 CTS
de metal vacfas Bozzo Bas y co a cIs
pifias 1903 cis chinas Fritze Lundt y co.
'6-oo SIS con I.5I2,258 lbs azucar.
Para Habana y ruta vap. esp. Mon
tevideo" de 3672 toneladas, captain Jose
Grau por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga:
Habana:-Scrs de l.. Villamil y CO 50
SIS con o747 lbs cafe A. Vicente y co 50
SIS con o695 id id.
San Sebastian:-Scrs de L. Villamil
y co 50 SIS con oo5o id id.
Bilbao:-F. Font y Hmno a SIS con
|7o2 id id.
Santander:-J. Ochoa y Hmno 100
sIs con 2oo97 id id:
Gij6n:-San Miguel Hmns 2, SIS con
ts9s id id J. Ochoa y Hmno 50 SIS con
|o35S ID id.
Vigo:-Gonzalez Fontanals y co "a
ISIS 6343 id id.
sALIDAs DE cosTANERos
Para Yabucoa oalandra "Paquito" en-
lasre.
Para Mayaguez gta 'Joven Clo.ilds"
con 10 docenas obra de barro.
Para Fajardo y Luquillo gta "Pro--
videncia con carga general.
Para Aguadilla y Mayaguez bdra
s"Ala Blanca" con carga general.
nEPAcHADOS
Ninguno.
ORERAcioSEs soBzB "a. MURLIR.
POr ]. Ochoa y Hmno:
a BARGE 9 y co y Gonzales Fontanais y
co 50 fds papel.
por Lalimer Fernandcz:
a Scrs &c l. villamil y CO. ] Ohio y
Hmn9 y Scrs De N. Lomha y CO tco
atadcs arerques ahumadas
oefRA0oSEs Dz sUoCEs N ruKRro
4 rRAvx>iA
l.nlsc Horn descarnaud
lCsorgu Mas carranlI
lW II. ysfkes dsscarg gaai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28
BNTRArAs DE TRAvEsIAs

DE Bonaire (Curazao) gta holandesa
Grader" la orden, 1892 barriles sal a
granel.
De Vieq1es vap. amer. San Juan"
de 25Io toneladas captain A. e. Samp-
son a The New York y Porto Rico S. S.
CO. con carga de transito.
De Norfolk (Va.) vap. amer. "Hu-
gonna" de 1884 toneladas captain Nc
Clean al Gobierno con 1900 tonesadas
carbon mineral.
De Habana y escalas vap. cub. ''Ma-
ria Herrera" de 1907 toneladas, captain
lose M@ Vaca Villar y co. Dep.
Quartermaster ~ bultos varios provi-
stones.
De Geneva yescalas vap. esp. "Mon-
tevideo" de 3672 toneladas, captain Jose
Grau a Sobrinos de Ezquiaga CT efec-
tos A. Lynn Hijos de Perez Morris I
CT libros cls y 3 balones paPel &c bar
ba Scrs de NJ. Lomba y CO 4So canas-
tos cebollas Sobrino de Izquierdo y CO
90 crs sardiugs A. Vicente y co 100 sls
aceite Scrs de F. Juncos 80 CTS vino Scrs
de A. Mayol y CO 1914 pipa vino I GAIA
perfumerfa Ct bolas de marfil Cueta-
ra Hmnos IS cls calzado paquetes va
quotas I Ct pieles Agustin Espaiol &c
cIs uino dulce 10 CPS vino seco barrica
jamones IA pipa vinagre Pedro Z. "a
morano I4o CPS pimentos , CTS frutas A
Msot I Ct calzado S2ntisteban Chava-
ri y CO = cls teiidos Scrs de l.. Villa
mil y CO 500 sIs jab6u Vidal Hmno
Ct paraguas 81. Blanco , buitos +
GuillcImegy II G. padin Rotulado
Ios CPS papel y o,ros A IA orden. - q
es papas E ID = cls viEo.
ENTg>DAs DE cosrANBRns
De Humacao vap amer. "Long's
los con ear<a Dc lr1sbor,lo.
Dc Fairioy , visques bdra "Carmen
Coazllcz padin Hmucs vaea l~iti'
~atlnAs ca y'<Nvssit
Para Csr1so van amsr. ~fnissde
pala' ae l9t ldls. clrs,an ~. y
Cgoeksgs poe War eeo % g 5 scmoseso.
faEa New Yelk va.19g a1ier. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28

uf1n F&lfi.1 q [Alt<1< g Ms go
q rs sflnaalt p<s,s q 1IElt1 jzNzA
ERn7nE1GfoN ESpnGl1L.
w1rsas1es en luIo1isimss seIss-
NseN11ka<las t<f1oI<x A&xF<f.
ns1A<las oes1<s1 e. - Ie<aa
al41xA fApi<. 1ssszs -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-28

Jose Hernandez Usera
nbeeads amsricsns.
Perfsisxa n.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
upon A YOUNG
White GIRL ..:...s /. !: :... u !:
Prominent Politician is
Involved.

Morgan City, La, Dec. S-Dcputy
Sheriff Dudley Sanders. with a posse
and mob of indignant citizens as
well, are securing the neighborhood for
Edgar Bass, a merchant and local poll
itician Of some influence. on charge
of attempted criminal assault on an
eleven year old white girl.
The crime is supposed to have been
committed last night and the search
began for Bass Immediately after it be
came known. Tl;s morning Gabe
Nope, who is pilot on the steamer
Frank B. Williams. made an affiday-
1t against Bass, charging the crime as
having been committed against his
own young daughter.
Friends of Bass Indignantly repu-
diate the charge and ask the WITHHOLD
ing of public condemnation, hut from
present Indications. II the mob gets
Base before the sheriff. it will go hard
with him.
Up to 8 o'clock tonight Bass was
still at large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
A SURPRISE
John A. MiIIer's Remark.
Vitality.

The condition of John Miller. of No
209 South Walnut street. who was
niurderously assaulted Friday night in
his store at No. 1871 on the same street,
continues 10 bc surprise to his ply
sician and his friends. The vitality OF
the man. at his age, IL remarkable,
and there are now strong ard we'll
founded hopes that he may recover.
In spite of the fact that Miller recciv-
ed six wounds in the head. each OF
which were of a dangerous character,
and everyone of which fractured the
skull, the patient has rallied from his
injuries and the loss OF blood and has
steadily improved and Is now believed
to be out of danger.
However, It was stated last night al
the residence that Mr.. Miller had not
sufficiently recovered his faculties 10
be able to give any account of the af-
fair Of last Friday night, although
II Is hoped that he will soon be able
to give statement that will assist
the authorities In fixing the RESPONSE
bility for the crime.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
NF7T--- = w 3-7l--1------- 80 4 -
THE A|RSH|P,
]: STILL A|RLESS
: ,.
ITS CONSTRUCTOR WAS
CARELESS
And So 1t Busted Its
Wings.
FAILED TO BE FLOATED
FAILED TO Be FLOATED

Though Highly Promoted, and Was
Wrong in Several Things-The Man
Who Bestrode II But Twenty Feet
Rode It, and Now He is Saying Bad
Things.
Washington, d. c., Dec. S-Prof.
Langley's airship has again proved a
failure. 1t was launched from the top
of the houseboat this afternoon at 4:05
o'clock, near the arsenal grounds on
the Potomac. Several seconds later
1t lay conglomorated mass of twisted
iron and linen, within twenty feet of
the houseboat.
Charles M. Manley, inventor Of the
motor which was supposed to drive
the herculean bird through the air, and
who operated the machine, was franti-
cally battling for his life in the cold
water. He was rescued by sailor
from the houseboat.
The work of assembling the wings
took nearly two hours. The sea wall
along the arsenal grounds was crowd
ed with many inquisitive civilian
sightseers and soldiers while there
were innumerable boats on the river.
Besides Prof. Langley there was
General Wallace Randolph. chief Of
artillery, u. S. A.. and Major Nc
Comb, of the board of fortifcations,
u. s. A., both Of whom were interest
ed in the experiments, and are respon-
sible for the money being furnished
Prof. Langley by the government to
conduct the tests.
When the wings had been placed,
Mr.. Manley, donning n life saving
Jacket, took his seat in the operating
car. He tested the motor and found
that the propellers moved freely. Sat
isfled that everything was all right, he
signalled that he was ready.
The launching carriage was sprung
and the aeredrome was shot into the
air The head of the machine took an
upward course. Before the tail had
cleared the launching apparatus there
was a crumpling, with much noise. Of
the entire airship. The tail end drop
ped directly into the water, forcing
the head up. The whole machine then
turned turtle and landed In the water
twenty feet from the end of the house
boat. Mr. Manley as the machine was
In the air. could be seen to grasp the
sides of the car and hold on as 1t shot
down into the cold waters.
The machine Is a total wreck. An
effort was made to drag it on board OF
the houseboat but 1t was getting dark
and as the machine had stuck in the
mud the task was abandoned. The
houseboat, too, had stuck in the mud
and Prof. Langley and General Ran
dolph and Others had to be taken
ashore in a tug.
Prof. Langley would only make this
remark: -'It is the fault OF the launch
ing apparatus. Mr.. Manley was
bruised by the fall but not seriously.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
MISSION FAILED

London, Dec. S.-The Exchange Tel
egraph company's Rome correspondent
states that Guiterre Ponce. who under
took mission to the vatican on be-
half Of Colombia has failed to accom-
plish anything. The pope, 1t is said,
expressed his intention OF not inter-
fering with the political affairs of for
eign countries to the extent Of acting
as arbitrator as was suggested by the
South American republic. He promised
however to consider such a PROPOSE
tion II requested to do so simultan-
eously by the United States.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
A COMMISSION

Washington, d. c., Dec. S-Postmas-
ter General Payne has appointed a
commission to meet here on Decem-
ber IL to prepare legislation to be sub
mitted to congress for reclassifica-
ton OF postal employees. The commits
sion consists Of First Assistant Post
master General Wynee, and Acting
superintendent Waters, OF the division
Of salaries and allowances. and Post
masters Dlckerson, Of Detroit; Waite,
of Burlington, Ia; Graham, of Roch-
ester. N. Y. Halo. Of Minneapolis; ;
Coyne, OF Chicago, and Wells, OF Nash
Vile.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
''PEACE Be TO Thee =
SAYS PROPHET
DOW|E
Zion City Again in Hands
of Elijah.
RECEIVERS DISCHARGED

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 8-The receivers
of Zion City have been discharged.
Without waving the protection afford
ed by the bankruptcy proceedings,
John Alexander Dowie is again master
of the north shore city.
Dowie appeared In open court at 1
o'clock In the afternoon, and when the
order, which had been prepared by
Jacob Newman, attorney for the re-
ceivers, had been granted by Judge
KUblsaat, he bowed his head and said:
II thank YOU"
The making Of the order, which was
the outcome of several secret confer
ent cs at the Auditorium hotel during
tho day, was mere matter OF form.
Immediately after the order had been
granted, the party left the court room,
Dowie stopping to receive conkratuIa-
tions.
II Is said that Dowie will give prom
issory notes bearing six per cent in
terest to all creditors. payable In in
stallments of 10. 25. 36. and 40 per
cent at intervals of three months.
As the venerable man was about to
loave the court room door. he turned,
and with barred head, he said:
"Brthren, peace to thee"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
RED CROSS
Society is to be Reorgan.
lied.

Washington. d. c.. Dec Sit was
decided late this afternoon to have a
thorough investigation OF the Amerl-
can Red Cross society, its management,
organization and methods.
Representative Gillette, who was OPP
posed to the present administration OF
the society but attended the annual
meeting, offered resolution, providing
that a committee OF three be appointed
to conduct an investigation, making II
applicable to those who support Miss
Barton and to those who withdrew
from the organization. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
The following board of trustees was
elected: Senator George F.. H0ar
Richard Olney, p. A. Degraw, John g.
Carlisle, George B. Mcclellan. Nelson
A. Miles, Eugene d. Fisk, Samuel M
Jarvis. s. B. Hege, Charles A. Baker
s. w. Briggs, Miss Clara Barton and
Mrs. John A. Logan.
The trustees will meet tomorrow and
elect officers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
mot GUILTY :.
SAlDYOUNG AND FORSYTHE
WHEN ARRAIGNED.
THEY WERE DEFIANT
Will Have a Hearing Early
This Morning.

II is apparent that Joseph Young
and William Forsythe, the two boys
who are held by the police upon the
charge Of assaulting John A. Miller,
intend to fight the case They were
taken before his honor. Mayor Smith,
Tuesday and when the charge was
read to them both pleaded not guilty.
They were accompanied by Attorney
~. A. Jeffers The boys were not
abashed by their surroundings and
showed little signs of embarrassment.
The prisoners will be given a prelim-
mary hearing at 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
Unless the accused waive examina-
tion and consent to be bound over to
the grand jury, just enough testimony
will be taken to satisfy the mayor that
there is probable guilt. and then they
will be turned over to the state. No de-
fense will be attempted at this prelim-
mary hearing and the question Of
bond will not be entered into until
the result Of Miller's wounds are
known.
The prisoners are kicking upon the
jail Accommodations. At the city pris-
on no effort is made to give the in
mates downy couch that they can en-
Joy at the expense of the city. II Is
a place Of punishment and not of lux
ury. Attorney Jeffers intimated that
there were some bugs, very active
bugs that walked up and down the
anatomy OF the prisoners when they
tried to sleep. That statement ia not
very surprising when 1t Is known that
every night almost the prison Is oc-
cupied by lot of the filthiest char
acters in town, tramps, beggars and
outcasts, who are regular bug incubat-
ors. The authorities take all the pre-
cautions possible but every night a
fresh supply is run In to take the
place Of those parasites that have
been banished.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
BANK TO REOPEN

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. Sat a meeting
of the directors of the Federal Nation
al bank today, Col. Hugh Young was
elected president and Harry M. Ian
dis, formerly cashier Of the Trades
mems bank, cashier II was stated
that the bank will open on Thursday
but in case that could not be done
it would open Monday
Former Governor Stone, attorney
for the bank, also said 1t would be
opened next week. Col. Young is
national bank examiner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
CANS DEFEATED

Boston, Mass. Dec S--Joe Cans OF
Baltimore. light weight champion of
the world. met his first defeat In some
years tonight when Sam Langford of
Cambridge. Mass. was given the de-
cisiop over him at the end OF Is rounds
Of the prettiest boxing with OCCASION
al slugging seen In this city in some
time.
The fight was before the Criterion
A. G. and was scheduled for the cham,
pionship. but owing to I.angford be-
Ing two pounds overweight this was
not allowed.
The frst two rounds were Cans ON
points, the next two 7Langford's, then
came three even rounds and LMngford
optp4Iptsd and outclassed Cans In the
retnaiding seven rounde.
Langford proved to be wonder and
gave the lovers OF the sport the great,
eSt surprise Of the season by his slpen-
did work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
R. ", TAYEER
Wants Universal Divorce
Law for Nation.

Ex-Congressman r. w. Tayler, who
for many years represented this dis
trict in congress, and who made a
national reputation by his fight against
polygamy aid the Mormons, has very
decided opinions upon the question of
divorce, which he aired before the Min
isterial association at Youngstown.
The account of the meeting says:
Hon. r. w. Tayler delivered an ad-
dress at the meeting on Marriage and
Divorce" Mr.. Tayler spoke feelingly
on the sacredness of the marriage ties
and deplored the vast differences which
existed between the divorce laws Of
the various states of the union. Mr.
Tayler advocated one general law
throughout the country to cover the di-
vorce question, but he stated that there
were innumerable and almost insuper-
able obstacles in the way Of its reali-
zation. This law" said Mr. Taylcr,
could molly be passed by an act Of
congress. and Its passage would be eX-
tremely difficult and hard to obtain"
The address OF the Hon. Mr.. Tayler
was fully appreciated by all present,
and vote of thanks rendered him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
DID Up A MAN Who
GAVE C0RbETT
BAD TUSSLES
Yanger Made Short
Work of Murphy.
WAS VERY LIVELY BOUT

Chicago, ILL.,. Dec. S-Benny Yanger
made short work Of Hughey Murphy.
the boy that gave Champion Young
Corbett two hard tussles knocking the
eastern boy out in the third round OF
their bout before the Watita League
club tonight.
Yanger was the aggressor from the
start and landed at will. He showed
a return to the form that first brought
him before the public, and forced MUIR
ply around the ring, dealing telling
punches with both right and left
hands. Yanger also used an effective
guard and the Boston fighter could
not connect with any degree of effec-
tiveness. He landed once or twice on
Yanger's head and in the second round
raised lump over the Italians eye.
In the semi-windup Dusky Miller
was given the decision over Joe Tay-
lor. but the verdict was received by
the large crowd with many signs of
disapproval. The boys put UP pretty
battle and Taylor had shade the bet
ter Of 1t,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-12-11
HAND INJURED

William r. Lebold, z wealthy far
mer who resides two miles from Boil
ivar, town about Is miles south oi
this city. while operating new pat
ent corn husker and fodder grinder
yesterday morning. caught his hand
In the machine. which was stopped In
stAptly spd thl band extriestsd. Dts.
Cd and upon 6xAminaff0n found that
the hand WIS 20 badly manSlsd that
II would be nssessary TO have II arnpu-
tatAd, pr. a. 3. Walker NJ this city
was SunA,hcnsA And performed the op-
GRAFTON, These patent corn huskera
~ fsry dlngerous, as there are nc
Guards for the protection Of the opsr.
ator. +. (. ~. N.