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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

For SaTeLI havertwo hotels for sale
or trade,yalso livery stable to sell sqz
trade and AIl kinds OF real estate for
sale III ,waH, two carloads of hpgses
that win weigh from eight teteieSeRa
hundred pounds each, Gall ,pn w. s
Eogsifis, 'hsGk q, stand correr 5tff and
sNdino vi Nhpsrr 70 aniteerr, 3at4,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

turn to Canon the last of the week
from her summer outing at Albert Lea,
Minnesota.
has gone to Washington to join his
family, who have been n the Pacific
coast for some time.
Mrs. A. L. Couaway, of the Elite
millinery parlors, went to Denver last
Tuesday on business that will detain
her in the capital city for several days.
Mrs. r S. Coolbaugh is expected
to return nome today from Hodges
ranch, some twenty-five miles up in
mountains, where she has been rusti-
eating for several weeks.
The soda fountain ct W. II. Pea
body's drug store will be in charge of
the ladies of Christ's Episcopal church
next Saturday. They will be pleased
to see y u there
George Cassedy and Anson Rudd left
yesterday afternoon for two or three
days fishing outing on the Upper Beaver
George says that he will catch some of
the biggest trout in the Beaver or know
the reason why.
The theatrical season here will open
September 9th, and Manager Bridwell
has engaged "The Burgomaster" for
agement will endeavor to procure for
its patrons all the best attractions dur
ing the coming year.
Miss Grace Dale entertained score
or more of friends last Tuesday night
complimentary to her cousin, Miss
Stella Dale, of Virginia, Illinois. The
affair is reported to have been a most
delightful one by those having the good
fortune to be present.
George Milliken received word last
evening that he had been appointed
electrician at the state penitentiary at
Canon City, and left today to assume
his new duties. Mr.. Milliken will fill
the position with credit to himself and
the prison board.-Florence Tribune.
Arthur Emory, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Emory, died at the homo Of
pdEChtb III Soiolu0o opEluSo oh thC
18th inst, of typhoid fever, after an
illness of several weeks. Deceased,
who was about sixteen years of age,
formerly lived in Canon City, and will
be remembered by many people here.
Chas. O. Clay baugh and wife, of Col
fax, Washington, are the guests of
Chas Duncan and wife. Mr.. Clay
baugh, who came originally from Mis-
souri,, did not like it on the Pacific coast
on accou t of the dust, which he says
gets so deep in the summer time as to
bury a sack of -four if dropped from a
wagon. He is much pleased with our
city and has about decided to locate
here.
The Denver & Rio Grande company
is determined to prevent the sale of
fruit and other merchandise at the
station platform at this place, no mat
ter what the cost may be, on account
of the danger to the venders. The case
decided against the company last
week will be appealed and the matter
prosecuted until the court Of last re-
sort is reached. 1t is stated that the
company is willing to spend $4,000 to
get the decision referred to reversed
Miss Ellen Turner gave an "At
Home" to large number of ladies. at
81 River street, last Tuesday morn
ing in honor of her nieces, Miss Lillian
Turner. of Quincy. Illinois, and Miss
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27
Aboot the River Dam.

SOUTH oAsSs. ADJ. u. 1875. ,
EDITOR RECORD:
Dear sir-A short timSsSc ywrossS,
few lines to your paper CONCERNING Thy
dam in the river above the First street
bridge; said dam mas been ttsre for
some time. The purpose Of building it
was to turn the watS lS Me- Siver
into the mill anS HSwbrks
thi- way WAS beaadss5zs1 heaper to
put dam in the. river than to make
the head Of such ditchss fsEthe. up the
river, so the water would run, into said
bitches without spn ting in q dam.
This ditch, no do4ba. shonld have been
extended farther: up ,he riysr in tbS
first place. and instead of putting this
dam straight across the riyef il; iyss
put in on an an -ls . oirr n soqthwesterly
course. 1t would .rarhaps, haye been
better for the people OF. SAdth Canon II
it had been buiie ,sfraight, asross, the
river. and will say that I believe il
the parties putting or having the same
put in the river in. this. way hyd paused
long enough to think of the consequent
ces, of the iamaga TO property apd en-
dangering of the lyes,et 50, ,rlaAy peo,
pie. that they would not have done. it
in this way. luodtiv, ,o;t.,3
Now the rivey-bed. above this ,dsp
has filled up lesel,'with .taie, road that
runs along the river to;the Hot Springs
hotel. Sometof the people living above
the dam were put to considerable ex-
pense some tinaessgQ ip, ,buudipg a wall
of stone, brush4nafaht. bet~Ssd Whe
river and road but It did not prevent
their homes from being flooded in
times ot heavy rains to the west OF US.
Because OF this dah@seshahhA q %fths
river has changed to the south side and
causeo the pseS Ole ths'Ttverl,t ,tolyafh
AWAY e,irsvp ;bag sc roe,
some time isSa Ithe toWn Wnna bPrrd, OF
oou'h oahop ano stpe coppty conn commits
'ionefs Vi ieg9HepstconptI lGdio hAGd rip;
zap put III afoRg tpe'Fly esnk on the
SCUM siue 10 proeect the road ana
county priuss nic9 crosses the river
on "s' s'reet ,d,. "a, -,
No", 'he cnalinei an OF me river mas
"asneu u"uei sn4 FiPfap, and.M moth
ns - oone very soon the nooos IN tne
n 'he riPrap ana river
jam anu peHaps i,.s1f sVe OF our MONIES
'o". Iioiene r no ueoio' s'so
"orse s''i'. petnaps some orW or oas
isini''es wiz i.1p, 70 crowned oyfsnnae' OF
'hose hooos anu rememuer' snis Is All
on accouh' oi saio oam oeiog built IN
'he f,sef ~ ."o'et.a.c" :
. unue.s'and this matter. -uHth
,ne .A,ii u'eon ana the city waterworks
u'". nave i'raogates Above and near
.he aAiii 70 surn the water. into these
u''che', i am tod that theNmiil ditch
"o" ""u HAS tor some time past been
'aA'hg water about half way between
the First street bridge and the Hot
Springs hotefi rc-l .rr-r .,f.
Ii the town COUNCIL Of the City OF
Canon oity'would enlarge raid Rnyp-
old's mill ditch from the dam, up. to
where the mill ditch -getsr its. water
now the dam in the river above. the
First.streetbridge could be taken out.
and surely think this should be 4, ,ne.
This dam should have never been al
lowed to be built in the river where it
is in the first place. They did not have
any legal or lawful right to build it
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

'WANTED;-All kinds of lawn and
garden work.. A. D. Neil. AIS Pike
ivenue. a
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

Dressmaking and family sewing by
day, 2l1 North Second street. 34t2
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

LOST-A pair of nose glasses with one
lens lacking. Finder glease return, to
IHE RECORD Office. 35p1t
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

WANTED--Music pupils. Miss. Bips
Riede. sS4 Main St.. al ..r a7tf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

FOB, SALE,-AA bargain, q s.room,
brick house, 75.fcot froat; good barn.
&hicksmpsnsg etod loi Harrison .axs.s
vdne.o ~ +1.~ g ,sgt ? Il i,tf 70
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS

LoSr-A gray coat on Lincoln Park
last Friday. Leave at this office and
receive. reward. 35p2t
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

FOR sAhE MI swould buy . ape,
home with 'sssoods prchArd at : pspic
Taebs SO that the interest ON the de-
fsrred payments Of $500 would pc
not over u, ,sspts. per month and
pripcipsi oply. Az per month come 70
this office and + wiz, sef ,yop Ehs4as'
IL isto'be hsa..v -, .,,@ - s.tf
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

%ANTED--Srudanislfo for bookkeeping
penmanship. ,apd other commercial
branches, for the September cla-s
Names Of the present students and
tbosewho have been studying during
tion for reference. The fret two les
sons free R. w. WHALES, 3t5 North
9Th etkeet. ''"'' 'f'r gr 35t2
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

FOR sALE1Liaht spring wagon, set
Yof double. harness and 6Hs horse Id.
quise at ofioe of CryAtaf Icer Go 4. cor
nsr of Main and Seventh Streets. 3ap2t
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

FOR -SALEATrap and harness.. 'iiL
quire corner Maple and Poplar, Esns
coln PaEku { -A-'9 f36pst
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suie for school, Bethel Co.

An sfeellent line,of cut, flowers can
be fo9pd at Keables. r"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

FOR SALE Household goods at sefs,
Greenwood sAvai'' TiFf y esarisrrei II
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

Opening sale, mems fall hats, latest
lstyles, Bethel 90.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27

/. Aatfew, good .5rivinss And~orEiIis
tiorssrcfer sAle,n E. L. toxSn. son
Main OF Iaf Green1ood Sve..H' fs.n.-h
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27
FOR. RENT
WANTED

,WANTED-7Txo Or three nicely fur
nished rooms, for light housekeehins
In pfisate family with no chiidren,-
Address, A. q Wallace, Victor, Colo.
WANTED "A girl to do light house!
~ork and 60 TO-. school. Salary paid
weekly. Fke Ga ckv tom hifh ~sis51l
apply at once, III North 9th, 34t2
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1903-08-27
THE s~REc0RDss WANTS,
: y sV--s.T ,evy
This folumn Is the Place, to
Make Your Wants, =,
KhownT TS. g,as' T. ;, -, - Z

FOR SAEE--A bargain. in nice ,hnme,
in, sodth Canon; lsrge grounds, plen u
Must.siist Ssas S"ss aossfn s Gsssk e kannss n%sss
St, GlpAdbuildings - 1ps-,a-r-. ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01

las lncllnaclones. Sin embargo, por ese
boquete Sc precipitan los que, sin voca :
cl6n, no pueden hallar otro recurso.
Queda la Normal aquf viene 10
absurdo: todos los jovenes del pals pre-
tenden ser maestros.
lis una tiebre pedagogical, va no
hay papa que no pretenda que su hijo
sea un mag1ster, como mo existe mama
que no exija que su chita sea profesora.
I Sc van sobrar los maestros. aun-
que falten las escuelas.
Despues de todo, otra cosa no de-
muestra todo clio sino que ell elemento
nativo Sc va aislando cada vez mas v
que por instinto, busca un algo donde
agarraTSe.
Este sfntoma, 81 bien Sc mira, es
funesto y fatal.
a1n sc habla de universidades!
Es declr, que por 10 que Sc We, no
Sc pretende Otra cosa sinO conYertir esta
isla en- una jaula de medicos, profesores,
abOgados, ETC., para que, mientras nues-
tros hlJos declamen, tomen ell pulse
ensenen en- las escuelas Y colegios, lie
guen los de ALA, Sc apoderen de nuestros
campos, avasallen Ia industria mono
policen ell comercio
Despu6s de 10 cual sera cosa de yer
q nuestros medicos, abogados, maestros,
lngen1eros etc., ETC., servir de aguado-
res los continentales, de mozos de SER
vicio en- sus fondas y de peones en- sus
haciendas.
No hay que dejarse alucinar.
Iodo este porvenir brillante que Sc
nos ofrece 'es un puro espejismo, menti-
ra hermosa, pero mentira al fin.
Con tftulos y empleos policiacos no
viye solo un pals.
Todo pals tiene tres factores impor-
tantes que constituyen su riqueza que
por 81 solos determinan su ruiua 8 su
poderfo, V estos tres factories no son
otros que la Agriculture, la Industrial
ell Comercio.
81 nuestra juventud actual desprecia
estOs tres elementos, contentandose con
empleillos mas 8 menos lucrativos 8
empenAndose en- componerse toda de
maostros, medicos y abogados, estamos
NAL y su porvenir resultara desastroso.
Que halla de todo como en- botica
dominemos por complete las manifesto
clones vltales de nuestro pals.
A1n es tempo de abrir los oios v
medite sobre clio nuestra juventud.
Para mahana ser iibres, necesitan
hoy por ser independientes.
7 la indepencia Sc consigue soIamen-
te por ell trabajo.
A TRAFALGAR pues.
GiNEsILLo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
Retret0 del JueYeS

Para ma1ana preparase la segunda
retreta que tendra lugar en- ell hermoso
parque de esta poblaci6n
He aqu1,el .programa de las piezas
que ejecutara la m1sica.
10 Paso-doble Gel Triunfante1. por
j. Aron.
% Sinfonia <La Diosa> por Damian
Caballero.
80 Walls Sun Recuerdo, por Jose
Maduro
~ Danza <Todo mentiras por An
gel Milan.
50 Mazurka <La Camelias por J.
Maduro.
50 <De tu lado al paraisso, por
Campos.
70 sPasa-calle> por NJ. Alvarez.
Como la anterior, esta retreta pro-
mete estar animadIsima
Lo que ST nos permitimos aconseiar
es un POGO mas de orden en- ell paseo.
Resulta que por Ia aglomeracion de
genie, este Gitimo Sc hace dificultoso
hasta molesto, por tropezar continue
mente unas personals con otras.
Iodo clio Sc evitarfa de uG modo
muy sencllio. este es, procurando cada
cual c0geT SW 0eTechd.
Precisamente las alamedas son para
este bastante espaciosas Y todo ell mum
do pasear1a con cOmodidad.
En- otras poblaciones Y en- paseos
mas estrechos, centenares de personas
10 hacen con la mayor holgura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
ASplrdateS d plazas de Inspe(tOres

Sc han llevado efecto los exame-
nes de los aspirantes al tftuIo de inspec-
torres.
Mas claro. Examenes para figurar
en- la lista de elegibles para las vacantes
que puedan ocurrir de inspectores.
Sc han presentado & examenes 10
asplrantes, siendo siete puertorrique-
nos.
Hasta ahora no es possible decir na-
ola en- absolute respecto los examenes
de referencla, pero podemos adelantar
que Sc tropieza con un Inconvenience.
que es la diferencia de idiomas v seg1n
hemos podido entrever, no han sido Dor
ambas parties todo 10 satisfactorios Que
fuera de esperar, sin que este sea obst6-
cuculo para que algunos de los ex6mina-
dos hayan dado brillantes examenes.
Oportunamente informaremos acer-
ca del resultado de esos examenes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
COsas del dia
Nuestra juventud

Ell porvenir de nuestra iuventud
presenta hoy un problema angustioso
para Puerto Rico
Hay algunos, que con la multipIica-
clon actual de las escuelas Green saIvado
el escollo Sc hacen de ilusiones bri-
ilantes, cuando, en- realidad, nuestros hi
JOS sc preparan, 81 no una lucha terri
pie, a la mlseria mas espantosa, en- esta
epoca de temores sobresaltos.
La escuela, 81, es ell foco purfsimo
donde ell hombre ilumina su cerebro con
los primeros rayos del saber; es Ia fra
qua donde foria su inteIigencia para ell
combate futuro, es ell crisol de su alma.
el alIento de su coraz6n; pero ese nifIo
que surge de esa escuela, necesita un
medic ambiente en- ell mundo externo
donde Sc pueda desarrollar.
81 este medic ambiente no existe,
Ia luz reclblda Sc extinguira atrofiara-
Sc su inteligencia.
Menos escueias que ahora tenfamos
antes, y sin embargo, nuestra iuyentud
hallaba mas medios adaptables & su de-
sarrollo social.
Unicamente los j6venes de posici6n
desahogada, en- su mayorfa dedicabanse
On Europa estudios universitarios pa
ra regresar su pals con un tftulo aca-
demico.
Los otros, aprovechaban las peque-
mas carreras que Sc cursaban aquf de-
dlcabanse al comercio, ST no obtaban por
alg6n oficio.
DE todos modos, aunque ell por-
venir en- este concepto, jamas nos SON
rio, para nuestros sj6venes siempre hu-
DO mayor acomodo.
Hoy es distinto.
No existe poblaci6n alguna GUAM
to mas populosa en- mayor nGmero, don
de infinidad de iovenes, sin ofcio nj be-
neticio, Sc pasean por plazas GALES,
sin una peseta en- ell bolsillo Y sin una
eSperanZa en- ell coraz6n.
j no resulta este porque estos io-
yenes sean torpes v vagabundos: result
ia, pOrque, verdaderamente. no tienen
donde colocarse.
El Comercio languidece, la Indus
tria no existe y la Agriculture esta
muerta.
Quedan los empleos municipales que
son muy pocos y los del Gobierno en-
poder de los continentales.
Ahora bien: cerrados estos centres
de ocupaci6n 3que queda?
Pues dos puertas que han alberto
los americanos para la actividad juyenil
puertorriquena:
La Felicia y la Normal.
La POllcfa es IN cuerpo rfgido de
condici0n particular que no cabe todas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
UItimos cables
CATAsTROFE

Sc han recibido amplios detalIes del
horroroso accidente ocurrido al ferroca-
-rril de Bilbao a Zaragoza. Todas las
investigaciones hechas, atribuyen la ca
t4strofe un MISUNDERSTANDING de la
TERRA que sostiene la via, con motive de
las recientes lluvias. Ell n1mero de las
vfctimas en- los primeros instantes, Sc
calculo en- mas de doscientos, aunque ma
da de cierto Sc sabe todavfa, pues las que
no fueron aplastadas al caer los vagones,
perecieron ahogadas.
TRABAJO HEROICO
Ell jefe militar de Logrof1o despach6
una secci6n de ingenieros, fin de regu-
larizar ell servicio de Is lfnea. Antes Sc
habla trabajado con heroismo para auxi-
liar & los supervivientes, lanzandose los
vecinos al aqua, con exposition de sus
vidas. Asf pudieron salvarse mas de
personas. De una familia en-
terra que viajaba en- ell ferrocarrfl, no ha
auedado nadie con vida.
Los MUERTOs
Bajo los restos del ferrocarrfl, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
LA DEMO 0CkACIA
PoBLACIcNEs sAouEADAs

Despachos telegrkfcos de Manila
dlcen que las fuerzas rebeldes han sa-
queado "a mayor parte de las pobIacio-
nes de Ilocos Sur, donde han destituido
y nombrado en- su lugar otros, & los
funcionarios elegidos por las autorida-
des norte-americanas.
Ell CoNDE DE CAsTELLANE
Comunican de Paris, que despues
de una renida lucha electoral, en- que Sc
pusieron en- juego toda clase de recursos
lnf1uencias, han Obtenido ell triunfo ell
c6lebre Conde Boni de Castellane. Que
ha sido reeleGto Diputado por una regu-
lar mayoria.
VENEZUELA
La revoluci6n sigue dominando en-
la provincia de Ciudad BOLIVIA reci-
biendo auxilios del exterior, segin las
nuevas denuncias que ha formulado ell
General Castro.
LA ESCUADRA EsPANoLA
Despachos recibidos de Madrid. Que
publica la Prensa de esta ciudad, dicen
que ell Gobierno ha dispuesto Que Sc de
comienzo en- los astilleros nacionaIes. {
la construction de buques para la nueya
Escuadra.
AT.AUsTRIA
Los peri6dicos madrile1os hablan
de un nuevo yiajSde la reina madre 10
capital de Austria, en- virtud de la ora
vedad que padece ell Soberano Francisco
j Jose.
Ill EMPERADOR GRAVE
Ell Soberano de Austria ha empeo-
RADIO. Una fiebre altfsima lie consume Y
hace temer por su vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
GIN NESILLO.

contraronse algunas personas muertas,
pero la mayorfa perecieron destrozadas
en- las rocas ahogadas. Estas 1ltimas
fueron recogidas en- mantas Y llevadas'
al pueblo asf, entire los ayes desgarrado-
res de la multitud. Los heridos con-
tusos Sc han distribuido entire los habi-
tantes, habiendose hecho levas para re-
mover los restos del ferrocarrfl CONT
nuar los trabajos de auxilio.
LA EsCUAERA NoRTE-AMERICANA
Ha salido de Kiel para Spithead.
puerto de la Gran BretafIa, la secci6n de
la f1ota de los EstadoS Unidos que Sc di-
rigira al 1mperio alernan, con obieto de
presenciar las regatas, q cuyo acto asis-
ti6 Guillermo III. La fota norte-ameri-
cana hara honores en- los mares ingleses
q Mr.; Emile Loubet, presidente de la
Rep1blica francesa, que saldra para
Londres con ell fin de devolver 4 Eduar-
do VII la vista que lie hiciera este mo-
narca en- la capital de la Repdblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
TeI6f0nO "a.
san Jose IL, San Juan.

Construda galera todos los adeantos Gle Ia
ella haaran mis- parroquianos 81 pdbco cuatas move
hay fotografas.
Ampaciones reproduccone pnturas toda clase de pr
mientos sobre tela papel.
Ultimas nOvedades tarjetas.
Fotograflas botones. mperdibes gemelos pauelos
Nuevo pape artistico inalterabe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-01
NUEvO CANCILLER

Noticias llegadas de Nueva York,
afirman que, segdn todas las probabili-
dades, sera nombrado Canciller ell mi
nistro de Hacienda Mr.. Willie.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
PROBATE COURT

In the estate Of Parquale Senson-
netto, of Navarro, inventory and ap-
praisement have been fled.
In the estate of John B. Hitz, OF
Canton, the will has been admitted to
probate and the widow elects to take
under the will.
In the estate OF william Deal, OF
Cnnton, Pauline Deal has been appoint
ed Administrative.
In the guardianship Of John Leh.
man and others of Canton, Charles
Seemann has been appointed guardian.
In the assignment of the Pennell
Supply Co., Of North Lawrence bond
of assignee has been fled and approv-
ed. Letters have been issued and ap-
praisement ordered.
In the estate Of Henry c. Firestone,
Of Jackson township. final account has
been filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
TWO HUSBANDS
Are Accredited 20 Manda Gala
way Of MassiIion.

There was a case Of color before
Judge Harter Thursday morning, com.
ing over from Massillon, but as there
had not been legal service the case
was continued. Joseph Galloway had
sued Manda Galloway for divorce
Iney are colored people. Joseph claims
that Manda had another husband liv.
ing at the time Of their marriage,
from whom she had not been divorced
He did not know Of this fact.
Since their marriage, II is claimed
Manda has not been just as good as
she might have been, and Joe conclud-
ed to get the knot united. The sum-
mons will be properly served and the
case will then be ready for hearing
later In the term. Prosecutor Day
represented the plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
STRlEINC MO[DER
IS KNOCKED down
Paul Schuchart the Victim Of
Assault Nsas the Auit-
man Works.

Hos.ilities at tho Aultman worlsC
were renewed Wednesday, when Pau
Schuchart stationed on the picket line
around the plant was knocked down,
evidently by one of the non-union men
employed in the Aultman foundry
Schuchart was patrolling the north
sido of the building facing the Fort
Wayne tracks when some unknown
person sprans toward him and dealt
him stunning blow on the head.
Schuchart fay dazed for several min
utes on the railroad tracks and wher'
he recovered consciousness he reporteI
tho assault to the other men on the
picket line. Tho incident is being
probed to the bottom and develop
ments are expected in short time.
Schuchart as q result of his escapade
is wearing black eye today, but
otherwise uninjured. Schuchart Is
somewhat deaf and for this reason did
not hear the approach Of his assail-
ant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-25
PENNELL CO.
Makes IN Assignment.

The Pennell Supply company Of
North Lawrence, Of which e. 3. Pen
nell was the head, made an assign
ment for the benefit of it's creditors
Tuesday, and James A. Mclaughlin
was appointed assignee. The assets
amount to about $500 and the liabili-
ties are not given. They are known
to be in excess of the assets. Canton
parties are creditors to the amount of
several hundred dollars. E. e. Pen
nell ia the man with whom John p.
Jones had the fight about ten days ago,