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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
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Can0Smdn0 / Amerika.

Tr1 &obl=Smitb, SEN 0onlf=omeri.
fonlfe @ille6buggers @nfe, befin6er
fig frem0eleS min6re bel og far b9>
ret np6t til / nog(e Gage at bo10e
5engen. On 9el at ben6es Man6s
efterla0te Gfulpturer er MI oplosie=
oe / SrtbaDnen; ulDffeltgpts far, iom
oct bar at bente. @ibSafitebninger<
ne li6t en- Del beo Oscar II"s
Stran6ing,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
aGeue9ne fra.

Mange @enrettelier. 2emis He.
iant, en- al Sc 8 Mor6ere ser bar ben>
ii06et / County Sengslet, bleo bengt
ii6lte uge. &aa 6re6ag, BEN 49,,
bill @porbcgnsban0itterne, &an
Dine, Mieoermeier og Mar, blipe
bengte, og inart efter oil 6e an6re
fire fglge.
&aSfili &ereitcbagin, Sen bergmte
rusiiife MalerJ bpis i%torilaae6e &rtgs,
biIleoer er fienot 8er6en ODER, bar
,blan6t Dem, ser omfom paa oct rus,
fife M6miralifib "Betropaolobf",
font 81" tiGbun6s forrige Sns6ag 10
for SPORT Mrtbur. 8%ere1tcbagtn bot
l6miral Mafaroffs @ieit ombor6;
ban bar tommet til 9itaiten for at
ooerbere &rigen og bente Smpulier
til rpe Slagmulerter.
O~beribbmmelIer I Canada. 2angs
Canadian Bactfic 2tntens be1tltge
Gel bar Der / ben ft6ite l1ges SID
fun6et meget itore Soeribgmelier
@te6. 0mfanget al 6isie fien6es
life en6n11 me6 @tfferbe6> men Sra,
ftfen paa &obeoltnien bar bert az
bru6t paa flere @te6er. 900 ST.
MEN bar pe6ligebol6t Srafifen fra 6e
6or. 5tater til @ortal paa @renien
mellem Canada og 81. Daf., men paa
6enne Citation er alle 8asiagerer til
Canada itan6ie6e / ct Mntal, Ser /
S6n6ag ani1oges til 500.
Tur Smmteranter. 6orbun6sies
nator Summons bar / @ongresi en
in6bragt ct 2obforilag, Ser gaar 10
s.E'
paa at oprette paa ellis Sslan6,
Seem Sort, ct @ureal1, Ser ffal gtpe
Sn6ban6rere %l1n6erretning ON Sor,
bol6ene paa Be forificllige 5te6er /
2an6et, bbor Ser fan bore u01tgt til
at be bill faa 6eres fremti6ige @iem
Sc fan ber inbbente Oplpsninger on
&eiieruter, Sor6bun6sforbol6, Mu-
ligbe6 for at faa &rbei6e iamt bDai
ser betales / 2dn paa 6e forifiellig'
5te6er. st iaa6ant 8ureau bilb'
utptpliomt bore til uberegnelig Npt
tie for .ssn6banorerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- Sen IL Mar gamIe @opmono
&uob al Bottle Safe fal6t forrige
nge neo fra en- &ierre, bbis &iul
gift ODER jam og fnu1te &oftebenet.
@an frpgter for at ban far foaet
tn6borteS 8eifa6igelier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
minneapolis.

Gpfletass er for 5alg bos Gitg
@lerf fra Manoag. Otter /. Moj
mao bper 9icpflerptter ser fommer
paa Stierne bape uSog" poa @inlet,
oa fan oilers reiiferer at foo fig en-
M11lft poa @alien. 8icpfle Snipef-
tyr 2ofite0t bill boloe @ie mes at
bette bliper oDerDcl6t.
Gr=Mapur Mmes far otter al
@ron6jurpen facet ct Sn6ictment
rettet moo fig al iamme Mrt iom set,
fan blep frifjen6t for al &pieiteret
al %tefniife @rllnoe - Mootagelie al
8eitiffelie fra Sn6ebaberffen al ct
l1tugtsbus. Ser er enoe1 Sale pm,
at bans 8rooer, 6re6 Mmes> btl BIZ
be @tatspt6ne MOO bam for 6erbeo
at flare fig ielp for Sen Mnfloge, ser
bor brogt bam I Statsfengslet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Set ibenife @isiionsielifab / Mme-
rita bar I bisie Sage bun6et en Gag,
iom gjbr Get til @ier al en- af oe RI
geite @ul6miner / Mloffa, maaife 6el1
melt rigbol6ige Mine / 8er6en. 60,
gen, Ser bar beret @ienitan6 for
&ettergang I flere @ar, bleb omit6er
bilagt be6 Mngling. On al @elita-
bets @isiionerer, s. g. @n6erien,
MI / California, opoagebe @ul6lei-
ct meoens ban arbeioe6e paa Mis.
1ionsmarfen / set bgie @or6, og ban
rfile6e" ga @ien6omsrt til Sen. Sra
1898 til mi itges Fan at babe bapt ct
l16bptte al ODER $233>00O af 6enne
Mine. @e6 Mngltngen bleb oct foit-
lat, at. Mn6erien lite olene fffuIbe
obergibe Minen til Observation-Disclosures,
men ogiaa bele set l16bptte, bon /
be forlpbne Mar boDoe babt at Sen.
6. SO. Sobnion, Ser bar bannet ct
Mineielfab / Sllinois for 8earbeio-
ming al nogIe andre @1l6felter /
famine ggn, bleo 6bmt til at betale
iSelfabet $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gn betimelis Sormantng gnb @re,
ii6ent @ortbrrp al Stotsuntperiites
tet Stu6enterne be6 Der1e. SeSnltitu.
ton, i6et ian bab6e i%ammenfal6t
Dem til ct Me6e / untperitetets Sea-
pei Sirs6ag @ften. Ser far / Ben
ienere Ei6 .forefal6et en- bel Sci
@peftafIer og fade, @treger paa
uniberiitetet, nabnlig / Sorm al
@ammen1tg6 mellem 6e pIbre og IN.
gre Masier og De forffiellige 5tu-
oenterfl1rbber. : 8%reiibenten erfle,
re6e, at Sen Mrt @orreitreger moatte
opbgre, 90 Sc tun tiente til at ifa0e
untoeriitetets go6e Mabn og @pgte
u6e I @toter> bpa6 ian bebilte beb at
opleie forifiellige l16talelier / 8Ia6e.
Stu6enterne gab- 6eres 8tfalo al
@rnlioentens 16talelier tilfien6e beo
fraftig Mpplm1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
ST. s.. s.. &ogbt,S rerprniioent for


ST. $. $. &u9bt,0 rerpreitoent for
Oct banffe 8ro6eriamfun6, CT be6
Goraarsbalgene / 0abenport, Soma,
balgt til alderman at large paa Sen
republifanife @algieo6e1. ST. @ogbt
bap6e iterre Maioritet emo nogen al
6e on6re republifanffe &an6i6oter,
nemlig 261 @temmer. Set ifal boz
re f6rite Gang at Ger er op1tillet en-
bonif Man6 :iom @an6ibat for Ml-
herman / Dubenport, ifi6nt Der er
en- ret betp6elig banif &oloni bo1t6-
6en6e ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

&nute &nuteion al @:fpolo.
Maribo1 60, bolot forleoen pao at
Mcbride ct &us; ian bab6e taget to
@ioer bort og lesnet Eoget fra @eg=
gen. San bDgge6e ct @tillaos til
at 1taa paa, og foriggte at ribe 60
get iitpffer / Mt6ten. 8in6en bar
laa itgrf, at SEN 6rep Soget til Sen
enc SIDE og M1ren fal6t paa &nute-
Jon og fnuite bam til 9p6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- @n leben6e SHORT bleb forle6en
afien6t fra 8rainer6 til u6itillingel1
| ct. 2ouis. Sen er en- al Sc imuf>
fei tie @fsemplarer al fin STAGE man
bar fanget / Sen nor6lige DeI al eta
ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22
N1inne(ota,

= @n Sn6ianer be6 Mapn Somfo=
be<neis blep forle6en fun0et ibiel-
frosien paa Brerien, to Mil fra
Sbief 9fiber Sails.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- 6lorence, ben 9 Mar gamle
Datter al Mr. ug Mrs. sc. e.. Some
mocber al 9ulutb, rgmte forle6en
Diemmefra forbi FUN life biloe ppe
Jig poa Bianoet, og ifi11lte fig / en-
Stolo, bbor bum forbleo bele Doger1
og ferit bobe6e Jig 10 ONT Mftenen, ga
Sulten plage6e ben6e. &en6es 6or>
lpinoen rDgteoes ODER bsle 8pen og
bum bleb gienfienot og %obergipet fine
ibrgenoe 5orel6re paa 8eien til Ell,
fierntliggen6e 8DoeI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gbriitia,1 &eterien, en- Is Mar gam-
mel 9reng, ser bar boot en- igrgelig
2ib26titorte, 6e>e fi6ite nge' un6er-
peis / Grenet fra Buffalo, Minn.,
til Minnedpolis. San ftamme6e fra
Bloomington, bbor f6rit bans Sober
666e;; iaa gifte6e Mo0erer1 Jig paa-
11p, men 6g6e inart efter, og @teo-
faoeren negteoe at foridrge bam.
San fit ba Etlflugt bos en- Onfel /
ct. 2ouis @arf men ga Drengen bIeb
angrebet at Suberf1loie, bil6e beller
lite ban tage Jig al bam mere. San
fun6e paa @ruro at fin @pg6om lite
bltoe optaget / trogen offenItg Sniff
tuition, % set iaa mbrft no for bam.
Do tog Selefonoamerne peo Gmiu
@itp Telephone SO. Zig .of bam oQ
gub bam bber ltge en- @fi9rb til
bans un6erbol6ning al 6eres 2bn, oe
oerbe6 fit ban ct @iem Ger / 8per1
Senere blep bdn ien6t til Buffalo
Minn., for at np6e go6t at 2art6Iuf
ten, men 2nngielen efter Minneapo
liz fit Maeten ODER bart, og en- a
8pens 8reiter beilutteoe ga at fplg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Mr. Smut .. Gfmar, Der er meget
populer I 8pens ffon6inoptife &re6-
lie, fprla6er f~6rltfommen6e 2gr6ag
MinneapoliS for at tage Spbolb /
Seras, bpor ban bar mo6taget Mn=
iettelie bos ct Srrigationsfompagni.
Scr. Gilman efterla6er Jig mango
&enner / Minneapolis, ser bil jaime
fans elifpGr0ige Ber lonligbeD og
glimrenoe Sangitemme.
Safes afbol0t Sen ipenlfe @ang=
forening uOrpbe1s" en- M~fifeosfelt
for Scr. @fman pao 8jprn1trgms
Yripotbotel, 625 Z. ct. g. Scr. @f=
man far / flere gar beret ct ifattet
Me6lem al 6oreningen. Ser gapes
cit elegant Sera me0 mango Saler
for 9gresgjelten og ct u619gt Gang
repertoire.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- MiiS @nna @eale, cit @pge,
pleierife, Ser bar lat til at pleie Mrs.
Sranf 6. &Datt al 9ulutb og ben6es
tire Gage gamle @pe6barn, in6bpl-
le6e bette forle6en / 8omul6, fugtet
meo &aruolipre, iom Jun feilagtig
antog bar ie6 Ole, og sen lille 5tof-
fel 6p6e UNDER ifreffelige 2i6ell er.
Spgepleierifen bleb ioa fortpisIet
oper lin fiebneipongre 6eiltagelie,
at bun i6gte at begoa @eIbmor6 be6
at ibelge &eiten al &arbolipren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

- @uitins npe elega1tte 8ibIio-
tbef, en- @abe fra Mn6retp Carnegie,
in6bte6es 6en 18. 6s. 8Dgningen er
al 8eour6> SSnb., 8nff @ten, opfert
/ greet @ti1 og me6 ct beit 8aie.
ment ODER bele 8Dgningen. SCI
mailer 56x56 SOB og ligger paa ct.
Soul & 8rt6ge Streets, fun en-
8locf fra Matn @treet. 8pgningen
far toitet $4,000 og er felt igien-
nem befpem og benigtsmesiig in0-
rettet. S &obe6etogen ct 2eie= og
&eferenceperdier Ter, ct 2eieperelie for
86rn> @ibItotbefarens 8erelie %
Stunt for @6gerne. S @oiementet
er en- flor Gal for mb6er og Sore,
orog, ser tan r1,mrne $50 Berfoner.
8Dgntngen oplpies be6 @Ieftricite,
og opbarmes be1 ct 8armban6s Mp-
parat. 8bltotbefet teller omtrent
1000 8inb.
= Sen 90 @ar gonnIe @barles
Nelfon al @pirit Safe o~rrdtere6es
forrtge nge ! Carlton uroer Mnfla-
&c for at bobe forfbgt poo at fiale
ct 2ofomotb. San laa ipg al Cum
gebetenoelie, 6a ban / Seberbil6elie,
meoens @pgepleierffen fob, flabte fig
pan oe git no pao @aben. Ser fit
ban @ie poa ct 2otomotip, iom ito6
paa 5poret. acknowledgement %
Gprb6beren, 6er netop baboe fpiit
2a1ncb paa en- &eitanratton, faa paa
9nbagepeien til Er9net en- 1befien6t
@ambsperfon ipringe op paa 2ofos
mottoet % i9tte bette igang. Set
1Dffe6es Dem bog at 11aa bette % ooer-
bel6e Man6en, lom erflGre6e, at fam
bab6e facet Sr6re til at figre til
Da1l11tb. @elions &iIltano er 1neget
betenfeltg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

Gm &oppeeptoemi er fommet til
l16bru6 / SDobpe1 / Sc iiblte 9age.
Sen fan ipores tilbage til to 8egro=
pelier, ser Haaife6og ofbolotes poo
25. og 90. @treet, mel(em II. og 81.
She. 9eltagere / 6tsie 8egropelie r
far ienere 1iit at bore angrebne al
&opper, og @un6be0spolitiet idger
me6 flor Sper efter olle Sc on6re
9eltagere; en0el al 6em er set lpf=
fe6es at fin0e. &aranteneboipitolet
er oberfplot al &oppepotienter> iao
at Set far beret np0ben6igt at tage
en6nl1 Ell Cottage / Brug. Salt er
Ser 40 Silfel0e UNDER 0bierpotion
pao &oipitalet, set 1tgrlte glntol li0en
set blep taget I 8rug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-04-22

MigSoags Mfoeltnger for lt6t ODER
to Mar ii6en ne6latte Soriborsfomis,
iton, Ser en0nu oberbeier alle berben
berenoe Sp6rgsmaal, er set rette
Ste6, bbor Ser n1oa 6emmes oe OPEN
omtalte Mnifuelier imellem, og alle
San fe laabel inoenfor lom ubenfor
2anoet ber mere ful6 Sortrgltning
til, at oenne &omisinn pill fin6e en-
2gsntng iom, iaabi6t mennei felig
Magt formaar, fon fifre bort 2o1t6
moo en- SfiGbne iom @olens. Set
bar at bente> at @omisiionen biIoe
tage me9et &eniDn til 8efoitnings-
lpgrgSmaalet. &un6e &omisltonen
ongtpe en- 2gsning, Der Dor tiIfreos-
ittllenoe og 6og life btl6e foite 2an.
bet for mango &enge, bil6e 6ette fun
bore go0t. 5ful6e ser imi6[erti6
bringes Dire paa on6re @unfter ior
at naa noget tilfrebsitiIlen6e for
6oribaret, og man biloe btge tiIboge
fer Ofrene, ba btl6e man bore fig
as iom en- Man6, Ser bar en- ftroa-
taft @aorb paa ct Ste6, bbor Sen lei
Tan blipe u6iat for 8ranofare, oQ
iom bog neoig beitemmer fig til. al
ombptte Straataget me6 Segltag
for6i ban meget 6aarlig Tan un6bere
De for .Eegltaget %ngooen6ige Henge
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
NOTICE TO MAKE DISPOSITIONS

State of Ohio, Stark county, IS:
Magdalena Siligyi, plaintiff vs.
George Siligyi, defendant
Case No. 16304, pending in the com
mon pleas court of Stark county, Ohio
Petition for divorce.
The above named George Siligyi vii,
take notice that on the 18th day o!
May, 1904, the plaintiff above nameG
will take the dispositions Of Anna Koz-
auer and Frantz Koszauer, sundry wit.
nesses to be used as evidence In tho
trial of the above cause in behalf OF
the plaintiff at the Office of Arpat Vas
sari, Notary Public, at Soflendorf
Komitat Berg, Germany, between the
hours Of s o'clock, a. m, and 6 o'clock
p m, of said day, and that the taking
of the same will be adjourned from day
to day, between the same hours, until
they are completed.
SPONSELLER & SPONSELLER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Published in the Stark County Dem
ocrat April 8, IL and 10.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
TROUBLE
BETWEEN ITALY AND AUS
TRlA HAS
BEEN HAPPILY AvERTED
BY Personal Intervention
Of the Kaiser.

Rome, April 11.--According to dis
patch from Vienna to the newspaper
Independence, war between Italy and
Austria was only averted by the per-
sonal Intervention of the kaiser. The
story states that Italy was alleged to
have encouraged the anti-Austrian
feeling and that the latter appealed to
the kaiser and he decided that Italy
was in the wrong in not supprcssing
the demonstrations. At the conference
on Saturday at Abbazia, in Istria, be-
tween Signor Tittoni, the italian for
eign minister, and Count Goluchowski,
the Austrian minister for foreign af-
fairs, an amicable agreement was
reached, the. details of which are
guarded for the present.
The refusal Of tn. captain Of the
Italian steamer Molfetta to permit
Austrian gendarmes to inspect the ves-
sel when 1t arrived at Cattaro on Sat.
urday has stirred up much trouble. The
Austrians threatened to fire on the
Molfetta and her captain yielded un-
der protest. A formal protest has
been made and Italy will address 9
note to Austria on the subject.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
Probate Court.

Marion Mill estate, Lexington town
ship
Louisa c. Robbins of Canton, will
admitted to probate, Joseph j. Timber,
executor.
Mary Hack of Alliance, sale approx
ed and deed ordered for real estate
Chester T. Kingsberry, final &C.
count fled
Daniel J. Younkman of Bethlehem
township, Anal account filed.
Guardian Of Elizabeth Marks, Of
Osnaburg, seventh partial account
filed.
Estate of Daniel Reinola, Of Mas.
sillon, final account filed.
VIM. Williams of Canton, inventory
reappraisement filed.
Estate Of Howard Brannin, Lexing-
ton township, will admitted to probate.
Robert e. Snode appointed executor.
Mary H. Weaver, Lexington town
ship, Stanton Weaver appointed exec
utor.
Thos. Elkinton, Philadelphia, Pa,
VIM, Telkins and Ephrian Smith ap-
pointed executors.
Jacob L. Bash, Fuscarawas town
ship, inventory and appraisement
filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
RED SKIRTS
Make Trouble for Railway Engineers.
A Danger Signal.

Make Trouble for Railway Engineers.
A Danger Signal.
Here is warning to ladies who
wear red. The Findlay Jeffersonian
has the following announcement:
Red is considered the danger color
all along the line. Pennsylvania rail
road detectives were given orders to
take effect yesterday, to arrest all
women seen on the tracks wearing
red skirts. Just as red enrages a bull
II has similar effect on railroad engi-
neers, because, when driving a fast
train, they are continually on the look
out for that color, which presages
Danger" The oficials of the road
claim that frequently fast trains have
lost time and been brought TO a stand
still on account of the engineer being
deceived into believing there was dan
ger ahead when, as matter OF fact,
1t was merely the red skirt OF some
Italian or Hungarian woman who was
picking coal on the track. The next
to be barred is the fellow with red
nose. That Il means breakers ahead"
when a fellow walks along with
red nose, Is conceded by everybody.
ThA-~ Ia -~.--' 80 AIT. iass~- N,..---
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
HERE, BOYS!
Go and Help Out These
Girls.

New Providence. Ind, April 10
Church workers In the Indiana Straw
berry belt have hit upon the plan Of
asking society girls to pick strawber-
ries next month and give their wages
to missionary funds. The immense
strawberry crop can be harvested with
difficulty because of the scarcity of
labor, so that the girls can get fancy
wages. Many have already agreed and
have promised to press their beaux into
service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
EUlO0lES

Washington, d. c., April 10.--The
members of the house of representa-
tives today, in the presence OF well
filled galleries adopted resolutions OF
respect and paid tribute to the sterl-
ing worth of two deceased colleagues,
Representative Henry Burk OF the
Third and Robert p. Foerderer of the
Fourth Pennsylvania districts. Repre-
sentative John Dalzell of Pennsyl-
vania, presided and addresses we're
delivered by Representative Wanger,
Bates, Sibley, Moon, Adams, Nc
Creary, Patterson and Morrell, OF
Pennsylvania; Heminway, of Indiana :
Powers and Terrell, of Massachusetts; (;
Fordney, OF Michigan, Calderhead and
Scott, of Kansas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
SENSATIONAL
AFFAIR IN OHIO STATE PENl.
TENTiARY.
Burglar Jim Anderson Stabbed by a
Fellow Convict and May Not
Recover.

Columbus, o., April 10.-"Burglar
Jim" Anderson and George X. Dun
can, figured in another sensational af-
fair at the state penitentiary today.
Two months ago Anderson and Dun.
can, who are two Of the most daring
crooks ever confined behind walls,
made their escape in mysterious
manner. They were captured two
weeks later and Anderson confessed
to Warden Hershey that sub-Guard
Cole let Duncan out the gate upon pay
ment of 5000. Since that Anderson
has been q marked man.
1t developed today that one thou
sand prisoners have been waiting a
chance to assault Anderson. Duncan s
chance came at dinner today. He at.
tackled his former pal with a knife and
stabbed Anderson nine times before
the guards could pull him c~ Bur.
glar Jim" was carried to the hospi
tai where he now lies with chances
barely even for his recovery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
CONSPIRACY
Charges Filed Against
Policeman.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich. April 10
Nelson A. Burdick, former police cap
tain and Frank Chapel have been ar
rested on indictments found by the
grand jury charging them with con-
spiracy in connection with recent scan
dals in the police department.
1t Is alleged that they had accept
ed money from gamblers and other vi.
olators Of the law. The indicted Off.
cials left the service as result Of an
Investigation by the police commits
sioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
COMPROMISE
Refused by Steel Cor
pOratiOn.

Pittsburg, April 10.-The final ses-
sion of the Amalgamated association
convention is called for tomorrow
morning. Late Saturday the conven-
ton sent an offer to the American
Sheet Steel and Tin Plate company
that they would compromise on 10
per cent reduction. The company
sent a reply, the contents of which
was learned today. The steel corpor-
alton will close down its union tin
plate and sheet making plants indef-
nitely unless the 20 per cent reduction
is accepted. AS result the Amalga-
mated delegates held a caucus today
and the officials warned them that
they had better accept the offer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
AN ENDOWME ENT
OF $4,000 F6R THE CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY
VIII be Presented by Knights Of Co.
lumbus for Endowment Of Chair
of Secular History.

Washington, d. c., April lo-The
presentation by the knights Of Colum-
bus of the $4,000 fund for the endow-
ment of the chair Of secular history at
the Catholic University, Wednesday
afternoon, will be made the occasion
of the first national gathering of that
order in this city.
Over 10000 members are being ar
ranged for While the west will be
well represented. the greater number
are expected from New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and con-
tiguous southern states.
Supreme Knight E. l.. Hearn will
make the presentation, and Cardinal
Gibbons will ofiicially accept it. The
Right Rev. p. ]. Garrigan, Bishop OF
Sioux City, Iowa, will deliver an ad-
dress, and J. j. Deltney, corporation
counsel of New York city, will respond
in behalf Of the knights.
Thursday afternoon the president
will receive the knights and their la
dies in the blue room of the White
House
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
Ysqui indian Prisoners.

Tucson, Ariz.. April l0.-General
Luis e. Torres and Gov. Raefel. of the
state Of Sonora, Mexico, reached
Guaymas on special train late Sat
urday night with l20 Yaqui Indians
taken prisoners after a fight with the
federal forces at Lanorla in the dis
trict of Ures.
Six Indians and two Mexicans were
killed IN the fght, and the entire band
of Indians captured and marched over
land TO Hermosiilo. They. will be de
ported TO yucatan.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
POLITICAL TALK
WILL OCCUPY MUCH TIME IN
CONGRESS.
Postoffice Appropriation and Alaskan
Delegate Bill VIII Furnish Ex-
cuses for Partisan Discussion.


Washington, d. c., April 10.-Polit-
ical discussion will mark at least part
of the coming weeks session in con-
gress.
The postoffice appropriation which
has been under consideration for over
week In the senate, will be the furth-
er vehicle for expression of partisan
character. Mr.. German, the minority
leader, may tomorrow reply to the
structure of Mr.. Spooner, delivered Sat
urday.
4 In the house the Alaskan delegate
bill will be taken advantage of by
members to discuss campaign Issues.
The general deficiency bill will likely
pass the house this week, while the
sundry civil bill may get through the
senate. The close Of the week will es-
tablish the exact date upon which con-
Grees will adjourn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
The Pythisn Home.

A meeting of the knights of Py-
thias was held Saturday afternoon
in Castle hall to decide on some plan
to furnish part of the Pythian home
In Springfield. Almost $1,000 has been
raised among the various lodges in
Stark county for this purpose and 1t
was finally decided to fit up the halls
In the administration building, Only
two firms bid for the job and Colum-
bus firm was awarded it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
kRICHBAUM

VIII be Candidate for Congressional
NomIn nation--TryIng to Get the
Convention for Canton.
1t is reported that Chas. Krichbaum,
the we'll known attorney, will probably
be candidate for the congressional
nomination on the Democratic ticket in
this district. His friends have been
urging him to permit the use Of his
name. Stark county feels that the
nomination is due the county.
A movement is ON foot to secure the
Democratic congressional convention
for Canton In place OF Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-04-12
BEHOLD, HOW GOOD

And How Pleasant II iE For Brethren
to Dwell Together In Unity
Huntsville, Ala, April 10,-The trus-
tees of the Christian church renewed
factional fight this afternoon by
swearing out warrants for the arrest
of the Rev E. L. Cambron and the
Rev. Daniel Somers of Indiana, Robin
Jones, c. w. MosIey and w. r. Man
ming Sheriff Rogers served the pa
pers and all the parties are placed
under bond
They are charged with defacing the
church building.