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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
TEL-EGRAMY.

Portsmouth, 27 slerpnla. - wv
sobote przystapili komisarze do
podpisania protoko1u dotych-
czasowych posiedzeh, poczem O.
swiadczy} Witte, re uwaza spra-
wy biezace "a za3atwione wno-
81 o stale rozwiazanie konferen-
cyl. Wowczas poprosi1 Komura
Wittego ma poufna narade W oso-
bnym pokoju, rozmawial z MIN
przez kwadrans, poczem wrocono
ma sale, gdzie postanowiono od-
roczyc posiedzenie do poniedzias-
ku.
Roosevelt zarzuca Rosyanom
up6r zarzuca i'm, re jezeli "a
warcie pokoju ME dojdzie do
skutku, bedzie to pochodziso z
ich why gdyz zadania Japonczy-
kow So w zasadzie sluszne. Panu-
je tu przekonanie,ze Witte otrzy-
mai instrukcye Petersburga, u
prawniajace go do dalszych u
stepstw, lecz pragna1 wywrzee
nacisk ma Japohczykow, ktorzy
sic ME spodziewali, ze Rosya chce
zerwae uklady.
Portsmouth, as sierpnia. -
Prezydent pracuje mad przygoto-
waniem nowego projektu pogo
dzenia Rosyi z Japonia. Projekt
ME moze bye gotowy dzisiaj i
dlatego na prosbe Roosvelta ma
stepna konferencya odbedzie sic
dopiero jutro, we wtorek.
Toxic, 2s sierpnia- = Tutejsze
gazety nazywaja gaupstwem pro-
jekt Komury, azeby Rosyi odsta-
pic posowe zdobytego Sachalinu.
Wyspa ia stanowi wlasnose ia
ponii, a obecnose ma niej Rosyan
spowoduje nova wojne. Jezeli ma
bye zawarty trwaly pokoj, Rosya
musi wyrzec sic Sachalinu "a
p}acic koszta wojenne. Zanosi sic
ma demonstracye przeciwrzado-
we, jezeli Komura okaze sic zbyt
wzglednym dla Moskali.
Toxic, 28 sierpnia. - Kontra-
dmiral Kataoka donosi, re okrety
japonskie zbombasdowaay dwie
stacye straznicze ma poludnio-
wynn brzegu rzeki Amur.
Te stacye zosta3y niedawno te-
mu wzmocnione przez Rosyan.
Waw6z Gundzu, W Mandzuryi
2S sierpnia. : Ma froncie panuje
spokoj. Obie strony otrzymuJa
posilki zanosi sic ma wielka
krwawa bitwe, jezei uklady po-
kojowe W Portsmouth rozbija sic.
Pora deszczowa mineia i dwie Oh
brzymie armie moga rozpoczac o.
peracye. Ogolny stan zdrowia W
wojsku jest pomyslny.
Petersburg, 2s sierpnia. = Bunt
chiopow przybiera W roznych gu
berniach zatrwazajace rozmiary.
Ma Kaukazie, w obwodzie Cory
groza wloscianie smiercia wlasci-
cielom dobr, :jezeli ME ogiosza W
gazetach, re ustepuja i'm ziemie
pod warunkiem, re ehlopi zwra-
cac i'm beda dziesiatas czesc zbio-
row. w majatku ksieeia Much
ranskiego @ystapili= przeeiw chic
pom Kozacy i zabili lub pokale-
czyii 70 bnntoglnik6w.naNa9 po-
moe miejssowynnoS oSpospieszyli
chlopi okoliczni. Podczas starcia
mimi zginai jeden Kozak. Ksia-
ze Muchranski trudnoscia d
szedl smierci.
Berlin, 2s sierpnia. Rad
doszedl do przekonania, ze do
tychczasowymi srodkani ME
zgniecie powstania W Afryce po-3
sudniowo zactodniej. Krajowcy
xh;er,;a sic tfuunie w peWnyrn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

Georgia Eubanks zadal topo-
rem rzeznickim ciezka RANG W
glove. scigany nastepnie przez
t}um ludzi zostal ujety w Dagnie,
gdzie sic schronil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28
Rooseveltpragnie stapi6znowym projektem.
Jutro rozstrzygnie sic kwestya po-
koju lub wojny.
KS. Rosinski z Cleveland ofars zbrodniarzy


CAoSSJ &c
sic, 1anim nadejdzie wojsko.
Rad zamierza 10000 swiezego
wojska wyslac do zbuntowanej
kolonii.
z Grudziadza ucieki Wiktor
Kulersk, wfasciciel drukarni i
wydawca ,Gazety Grudziadzkiej"
UmieScil W swej gazecie zjadliwy
artykui z okazyi mowy cesarza
Wilhelma, wypowiedzianej W
Gnieznie. Kiedy prokurator roz-
poczal sledztwo, Kulerski, ktory
byl nadto poslem do parlamentu,
zbieg, sad zarzadzil tymczaso-
wo sasekwestyowanie jego ma
jatku.
swinemunde, 2s sierpnia. =
Flota angielska, zsozona z II o.
kretow liniowych, 8 krazowni-
kow mnostwa torpedowcow,
przybyla dotad ma manewry ma
morzu Baltyckiem. Jakkolwiek
niechetnem Niemcy okiem patrza
ma angielska demonstracye, dis
przybyiy niemieckie okrety ma po-
witanie angielskiej floty, a spo-
dziewany jest nadto przyjazd
cesarza Wilhelma do Swinemun-
de.
Mazatlon, Meksyk, 2S sierpnia.
20 meksykahskich robotnikow u
tracilo zycie skutkiem eksplozyi
znacznej ilosci dynamitu przy
tobotach W porcie Manzanillo.
sledztwo wykazalo, re eksplozya
nastapisa skutkiem niedbalstwa
robotnikow, pomimo to kontra-
ktor Edgar K. Smoot wyp}aci}
rodzinom po zabitycl1 przyzwoite
odszkodowanie.
Cleveland, 2S sierpnia. Ks. Ro-
sinski par. sw. Stanis}awa 20
stall wezwany telefonem do cho-
rego pm, 3So Cedar aver. Tu zastal
Joanne Ilenska, Juliana Tuszyh-
skiego i Leona Cedrowskiego,
ktorzy obili ksiedza, zabrali mu
pieniadze drobiazgi i wiezili go
nastepnie przez 24 godzin, dope.
XII ME wystawi3 i'm dwoch cze-
kow ma sumo tysiaca dolarow /
dwoch weksli ma taxa sama sumo.
Wieznia trzymano o g}odzie i ME
wypuszczono go ma wolnose, do
poki czekow ME znlieniono w
bankach. Aresztowano hutajska
trojke. Fie;liadze znaleziono pod
dywanem w mieszkaniu Olef-
skiej.
Springfield, Ill, 2S sierpnia. =
Generalny prokurator Trainor o.
swiadczy}; re ME jest obowiaz-
kiem gubernatora troszczyc sic
o to azeby przepisy policyjne i
prawa miejscowe W roznych mia
stach stanu byiy wykonywane.
w miastach, townach i powiatach
istnieje samorzad ludu tylko
wowczas gubernator ma prawo
przyslac milicye, jezeli sadly
miejscowe ME chca wydawac od-
powiednich wyrokow lub miej-
scowe sa "a s}abe, azeby stan
prawny w danych miejscowo-
sciach utrzymac.
Newbern, N. H. 2S sierpnia.-
Pred wiezieniem powiatowem W
Craven zebra1 sic tlurn zamasko-
wanych os6b i zmusis dozorce do
wydania kluczow. Wywleczono
wiezienia 20 letniego Negra
Johna Moore, zwiazano mu rece
ma plecach, popedzono ma drugi
brzeg rzeki Neuse i powieszono
go tam ma latarni Cialo wisielca
podziurawiono kulami. Szeryf
Biddle staral sic naprozno 1po-a
wstrzyrnac tlum Cd wymierzenia
samowolnego sprawiedliwosci.
Moore rapadI ma zone kupca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

PAM: Czys pewna Marysiu.
zes ME zgubiia listu, ktorym ci
pred tygodniem kazaia odniese
ma poczte? t tlds2 : VS.
= Jakzem go miasa zgubiea
przeciez go nam jeszcze w kie-
szeni. f97s gsy98oI ia
CHOP ziapai guyana W ogro-
die ma owocach i zaczyna walic,
a cygan b1aga:
= Bijcie, r6bcie re nina co
chcecie tylko mnie "a plot ME
.przerzucajcie.
Chsop giupi chcac mu doku-
czye, smignaa guyana "a plot.
cyganowi tego byso potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

w sobote policya niecierpliwie
oczekiwala nadejScia City of Ira
verse w dokach Illinois Steel CO.
SEoro statek nadszedl policya
pochwycila 6 szulerow zamknela
ich W stacyi policyjnej. Inni u.
ciekli. Wszyscy zydzi Niemcy.
Anton Ryniewicz.
Wczoraj popoludniu znaleziono
zwloki Antoniego Ryniewicza,
zam. pm. 7s3 West 18th pl., W ka-
male blizko 4otej ave. Cia1o znale-
Iii czterej mezczyzni jadacy W
lodce gazolinowej. Uwiadomio-
no o tenn policye, ia zawiozia je
do przedsiebiorcy pogrzebowego
1880 w. 38th str. Niema znakow
zbrodni, dlatego koroner oswia-
dczy}, re chlopiec utona} przy-
padkowo.
Strajk drukarzy.
Strajk uni typograficznej roz-
poczal sic w sobote wyjsciem ESQ
drukarzy. Wszyscy drukarze pra-
cujacy W dlukarniach ME chca-
cych sic zgodzic ma CLOSED
shop" zastrajkuja dzisiaj lub ju-
tro.
Ma walnem zebraniu lokalu Io
w hall Brandta czlonkowie uni
zgodzili sic ma walke o closed
shop. Przeszlo 1900 ludzi bylo
obecnyct.
sStrajkerzy zadaja s godzin pra-
cy i wiekszego zarobku.
wv sobote $50 ludzi porzucilo
prace u Donnelly, Rand McNally
and Co., Barnes and Co., Clinic
Pres, Stevens and Maloney
Wagner and Hansen. Dzisiaj
wyjdzie jeszcze 200.
Zaemienie slofca w Chicago.
Nasi czytelnicy wiedza ka-
lendarza ze na dzief 80 sierpnia,
a wiec w Srode, przypada "a
cn1ienie sfonca.
w Chicago dwie trzecie tarczy
s1onecznej beda przycmione UNI
bra ksiezyca. Zacmienie nasta-
pi rycl11o rano "a minuty i siedem
sekund po piatej (5:a4 :o7) po-
trwa s kwadransow (do o:2S:14).
Trzeba wstac rychio, ably "a
tnienie zobaczyc.
Zbrodnia sic szerzy.
Nigdy jeszcze W Chicago ME
kwNla tax zbrodnia jak obecnie.
Iistofya miasta ME pamieta po-
dobnych czasow. Biura starannie
uplanowane, latajace kolumny,
scis1e wypelnianie rozkaZow SEE
ia policyi Collinsa ME maja zad-
nego wp}ywu, przeciwrie, gwa1-
towne zbrodnie powiekszyly sic
znacznie zycie ludzkie jest tan
sze.
Okolica Hyde Parku przestra-
szona jest trzema straszneml
zbrodniami: morderstwem pani
Mize, popelnionem we wtorek,
drugiem krotko potem, PAM Ira
cey, wreszcie trzeciem, adwoka-
ia Fullenwieder.
Dzielnica zachodnia po}noc-
no zachodnia przedstawia sic w
swietle jeszcze krv'awszem.
Napady rabusiow ma kobiety
powiekszyiy sic w ostatnich kilku
miesiacach, a w sierpniu, zwlasz-
ca byiy one nadzwyczaj czeste.
w jednym tylko wypadku kra-
dziezy dopuszczono sic morder-
stwa, W inych zas zbito ofiary do
nieprzytomnosci, w duzo wypad-
kach kaleczac ma Gale zycie. Dzi-
VIVA rzecz, re wszystkie zbrodnie
zachodza w dzielnicach mieszkal-
nych, gdzie w1asnie powinno bye
najbezpieczniej.
Collins obja} posade szefa po-
licyi 26 lipca. Natychmiast wypo-
wiedzial wojne szulerce, w ktorej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-08-28

,,plywajacej szu1erni''. Dotych-
czas zlowiono I7stu.
w sobote policya niecierpliwie
oczekiwala nadejscia City of Ira
verse w dokach Illinois Steel Co.
Skoro statek nadszedl policya
pocllwyciia 6 szulerow zamkne1a
ich W stacyi policyjnej. Inni u.
ciekli. Wszyscy zydzi Niemcy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
CASE DROPPED
AGAINST FEDERAL JUDGE BAKER
AND INDIANA POSTMASTER
Were Charged With Soliciting contri
buttons for Political Purposes
From Postof.icc Clerks-An-
nounced at Washington.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE post
Office department announced this after
noon that the investigation into the
charges that Chauncey d. SherwiH,
postmaster at Goshen. Ind, had solic-
tied contributions for political pur-
poses from postoftice clerks, had failed
- elicit evidence sufficient to war
rant summary action in the case. Sher-
win has been given to understand.
however, that the condition of his Of
flee must be Immediately improved.
This is the case In which Federal
Judge Baker, Of Goshen, was involved,
against whom the charge was made
that he had received the political con-
tributions in question. Judge Bakers
case was dropped by the department
of justice because of the operation
of the statute of limitations.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
Sttn III htMtUl
TAXATION EVILS
Ohio State Board of Commerce to
Meer al Columbus Dec. 7, Q and
9--What win be Consid-
cred at tine Sessions.

Columbus, o., Nov. 1.-THE pro-.
Gram iOr the twelfth annual meeting
Vi the ONO state board OF commerce,
when is 10 be held IN Columbus Dec.
I, B, y, mas been announced.
Inc principal matter to be consid-s
cred will be taxation, the board being
OF the opinion that the constitution
should be further amended to exclude
certain property and include other for
taxation.
1t is claimed that the taxation laws
are unsatisfactory and the only way to
correct them is by amending the con-
stitutIon.
Tne question of recommending
state banking law will be thoroughly
considered.
The committee on banking laws will
report Thursday evening, Dec. 7, and
the committee on taxation the follow
ing morning.
On the evening of Friday, Dec. 8, a
dinner will be given at which members
of the legislature, Governor Herrick
and Governor-elect Pattison are ex-
petted TO be present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
PLANS ANNOUNCED
FOR RADICAL REORGANIZATION
OF THE POSTAL SYSTEM
Postmaster General corteiyou Gives
Out His Order Directing the Du-
ties Of the Various De-
partments.


Washington, Nov. 1.-The plans for
radical reorganization of the entii G
postal service have been completed by
Postmaster General Cortelyou.
The following order, pre- uding for
the Redistribution Of the duties OF
the four assistant postmaster gener-
ais, TO take effect December 1, was
issued today:
1T is hereby ordered that the d.
vision of appointments, division of
bonds and commissions, and the d.
vision of city free delivery, hereto
fore under the supervision of the
fourth assistant postmaster, be trans
fered and assigned to the first assist
ant postmaster general, that the divi-
sion OF money orders, heretofore un-
der the supervision of the first assist
ant postmaster general, be transferred
and assigned to the third assistant
postmaster general; that the division
of files and records, under the super
vision o. e third assistant postmas-
ter general be abolished and its per-
sonnel and work assigned to the Of
fee of lne chief clerk OF that bureau
that the Office of the topographer,
heretofore under the supervision Of
the postmaster general and the divis-
lon of uead letters, and the division
Of post Office supplies, heretofore un-
der the supervision of the first assist
ant postmaster general be transferred
and osaigned TO the fourth assistant
postmaster general; that the division
superintendent, the rural agents and
the clerks at division headquarters,
rural free delivery service, heretofore
under the supervision OF the fourth
assistant postmaster general be trans
ferred and assigned tC the postmaster
general division Of Bostofilce inpec-
tors and mail depredatlons); and that
tl! clerks in the department engaged
in handling supplies and in the work
| incident tneretc be transferred and as
signed to duty In the division of sup
plies. Office Of the fourth assistant
postmaster general"
The order increasas the Office of
first assistant. making Il rank in fact
as we'll as in name, only subordinate
to that Of the postmaster general.
The first assistant will have the per-
sonnel of the entire, except rural car
rieT, under his supervision. He will
also have the movement of mails
within tbs jurisdiction OF the larger
! cities.
Under the ORDER the fourth assistant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17

advance. These employees receive good
wages and are satisfied. Also here are
Cabinet works employing fully 25 men.
What is she morally? l reply: Her
record scarce shows a stain or blot,
look you as you may.
What are her ambitions, as citizens?
All! here her chief glory lies. She
has just marked an epoch in her ca
reer. But lateiy she has been incor-
porated. She has wrested her moor
ings from a mere hamlet and put to
sea of municipal life her little craft
80 good and strong, wisely chosen her
study captain, and. now, are selecting
her chart and compass and her crew,
with passengers all quiviv to hear
the shout, "An oboard!" H. w. w.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
ONE OF STARK'S
THRIVING TOWNS
New Berlin has Decided by Vote That lncorpo
ration is Best-A Short Description of the Place
and it's lnstitut;ons--The First Mayor.

New Berlin, Nov. 14.-In the olden
time when the world was yet small,
in the days of her glory. all roads
seemed to lead to Rome, so.f now,
many highways meet at this up-to-date
beautiful village of nearly 1000 souls.
And as old Berlin, Germany, is noted
the world over for her musical cul-
ture, SO our New Berlin in Stark
county, in a lesser way. is noted for
her full complement of virtue, for,
were you to ask me as to her religious
status. my reply is Here are four
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17

churches, three Protestant and one
Catholic, all fiourishing financially and
Spiritually, claiming as their faith
ful communicates a large share of her
citizens.
II you inquire, how is she education
ally? I need but point you to a finely
equipped school building. and still
finer equipped superintendent. Prof.
Siechrist, who, together with his four
associates administer the best there
is In discipline and thought y.
&Were you to inquire as to her lit
erary accomplishments, l would but
say: Here meets at intervals. a lit
'erary club OF the fair sex, who. ever
alert to possess. for themselves, the
brightest and best in literature. deft-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
REPUBLICANS
GET THE HOUSE BY TWO MAJOR.
ITY, SAYS CARRIER.
Hemocrats, However, Expect to Reor.
sanize the Senate and Confirm
Pstt,son's Plans.

Columbus, O., Nov. 14.-State Chair
man Harvey c. CARRIER, in a statement
issued said there was no longer any
doubt that the minor candidates on
the Republican ticket, from governor
down, had been elected by safe plural
tiles, though he says the official vote
will show that Senator Houck, Demo-
cratic candidate for lieutenant govern
or, ran far ahead of his colleagues on
the ticket
SENATE DEMOCRATIC
In the senate he says the Democrats
have 19 members sure, a safe working
majority, with a possibility that it
may be increased to 20 by the election
of tho Democratic candidate from the
Ashtabula county district.
The house is Republican by two ma
jority, which will not only enable
them to organize that branch o. ne
legislature. but will give them : .-.L-
jority on joint ballot.
The Democrats will organize the
senate and have sufficient majority
70 insure the confirmation of all of
Governor PattisOn's appointments, in
cluding those looking to reorgani-
zation of the state institutions.
TO REPEAL HYPES LAW.
One of the first laws that the new
legislature will repeal will be the
Hypes election law which makes the
secretary of state supervisor of cleo
tions and empowers him to appoint
members of the various county boards,
where the respective party committees
fail to make any recommendations, as
is frequently the case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
Eastern Ohio Patents.

II. e. Dunlap, patent attorney, of
Wheeling, w. Va. reports the follow
ing patents issued to Eastern Ohio
inventors: Martin J. Barchfield and
F. c. Hunt. Girard, womb-supporter
William c. Black, Plymouth, separator
sieve: Royl A. Brown, assignor of one
half to G. s. Lucas, Mansfield, buckle;
Samuel F. Cary, Mount Vernon, pan
falcons stretcher; j. w. Johnson and
l., Lock, Upper Sandusky, assignor to
Oriental Food Co., preparing rice;
Frank w, Leidecker, assignor to Lei
decker Gauge Co., Marietta, lubrica-
tor; John l.. Shaw, Coshocton, wagon
brake. and Ely M. Wolf, Mansfield,
monument. The following labels were
also registered: Bethesda Cigar Co.,
Bethesda. for cigars; Fl. L. Bowers,
Mansfield, for cigars, and Roby q
Lynn, Barnesville. for cigars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
MANY CHANGES
Are to BE Made by the Tusearawas
County Telephone Company.

Canal Dover, Nov. 14.-C. H. Hood.
vice president and general manager of
the Tuscarawas County Telephone
Company, has resigned his position to
take charge OF telephone properties
in Cleveland. ]. s. Bradley. of Toledo,
has purchased controlling interest In
the local company and will continue
the improvements. which the company
has recently been undertaking. The
lines are all being restrung, copper
wires taking the place OF the old steel
wires. New switch boards are being
put into several OF the exchanges.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
BEGINS REFORM
BY SMASHING HIS OWN SLOT MA,
CHIMES.

Bridgeport, o., Nov. 14.-Mayor-
elect George Bresock has begun upon
his own premises and property to car.
ry out the reforms pledged in the cam
paign. He owns a big confectionery
store in which some slot machines
performed yeoman service. This
morning he had them carted away and
smashed to pieces. He says all gamb-
ling and slot machines must be de-
stroyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
SOUTHERN SENATORS
And Congressman Are Said to Be in
Favor of Railroad Rate Regu-
iation.

Washington, Nov. 14,--Representa-
tive Livingston, of Georgia, in an in
terview today. declared that almost
without exception the southern sena-
tors and congressman favored railroad
rate regulation legislation.
But the bill must be drawn with
care, and must not be extreme in its
provisions" he said, "if 1t is to hold
that support" --r.... .- ~. ,.... .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-17
NEGRO SOCIETY
10 MUCH M EVIDENCE AT THE
NIXON MURDER TRIAL.
Frank Alexander Filed @ Suit Against
the City Of canton-other
Court News.

There were no new developments
in the Nixon murder trial yesterday,
which is being heard before Judge
Amber. The witnesses examined
yesterday were DR.. Gavin, f. G. Wal
ters and A. E. Blanchard. After they
had completed their testimony, VIII
liam Jackson, colored, was examined.
He had been an eye witness and told
with trugic detail his impression Of
the affair. A Johnson woman, also
colorod, who had witnessed the affair
from the outside, told what she had
seen when the men came running out
Of the saloon in which the flight had
occurred. Several other minor wit
nesses were examined, all being resi-
dents of the "Jungles."
The trial of William Nixon seems
TO be quite a society even for the
colored people of the Jungle" dis
trict. They are turning out for the
trial in large numbers and listen, to
every bit of evidence with much in
terest. The Johnson woman proved
herself to be quite an actress when
placed upon the witness stand, she
emphasized her remarks with GESTURES
her words were big and tragic and
her facial expression, as she told OF
seeing Henderson 2all into the arms OF
a comrade. were worth studying. At
torney Craine appreciated her master.
ly effort and commented upon her
fine acting.
JUDGE HARTER'S ROOM.
Edward Doolin is plaintiff in a suit
against Henry Miller which commenc-
ed Tuesday morning in Judge Har.
ter's room. Doolin alleges there is
the sum of $5O0.55 due him from Mil
Ter on account Of labor on ditch
made by him on the Miller farm near
Waco. Miller denies the petition OF
Doolin and brings III a counter claim
for 5000.
The jury in the case is, Samuel OFT,
| |, d. Warstler, Micaael GIL, J. W.
Kestler, Samuel Danner, IL. A. IIol.
libaugh, Webster Lonas, I. e. Hay
nam, Adam Feldbush, Isaac Smith,
Ira Miller and A. ID. VoiKmore.
ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE FILED.
Virginia McCrum through her at.
torney, Charles Upham, petitions for
a divorce from her husband, Harry
McCrum, charging habitual drunken.
ness and non-support.
SUIT AGAINST CITY OF CANTON
Frank Alexander on Tuesday asked
| for a temporary restraining order and
a preliminary Injunction against the
city of Cantons NJ order to prevent INC
collection of a paving assessment
| from him, which has become due
and which he AYERS is excessive The
point in dispute Is the matter of front.
age of his property on East Third
street. The plaintiff claiming that his
property at the corner OF Third and
Cherry streets fronts on Cherry street
and for that reason he should be as.
sessed for but GG feet, whereas he has
been assessed S692 for 200 feet front
age on East Third street. He is will
ing to pay the assessment for the GO
feet amounting to S233.34 and asks
that the city be restrained from col,
lecting the alleged excessive balance
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MINISTER GUMMERE
WIN Represent This Country In the
Moroccan Conference Called by
France and Germany.

, Washington, Nov. 14.-Minister
Gummere will represent this country
In the Moroccan conference, called by
France and Germany. which will be
held probably this month or early
In December, for a settlement of the
troubled international situation and
the foreign relations of Morocco.
While a condition precedent of Great
Britain's entering the conference is
that the country's foreign status be
not disturbed. the conference will deal
with important matters. Minister
Gummere may be supplied with spec
ial credentials. IL such are deemed
necessary. Ht
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ly turn it's golden leaves and pleas
antly CLEAN line jewels there en-
shrined and again, in concrete form,
so fine. present to their assembled
friends.
All the different stores are repre-
sentcd by the most substantial mer-
chants.
Should you ask me, how are her
manufacturers? l need only reply:
The w. II. Hoover Co., makers ofleath-
er goods, employers of more than $50
people. running all day, and in part
at night, still find the orders far in