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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20
Santa Sc Sanen.

grUiiSent Rooiepelts a0miniitrn.
ton fsrgr ! oernre lib Sag nrpo
Santa 5e.goner. % oet bier Jig, at
sem Ipnae bar opertraaot SoUer peS
at qiue Ra51t til itore 8dredferoere.
life til Sc imaa. SrSen &arl Nor.
TON faIotes til Slaaoemniiter ca DO.
eSe | gbic1go, bar ban SiceprGiioent
FOR Serue 8ane. % ban par piitiruf
meS pau oeU upuuts grsSe. iii at
fere SaJen moo Sauta sc oniatte
Stiitsmiuiitgr RooSp ipecieae 30.
potdter. Sarnon on SitSiort, to far.
be Satriiier, iom life ipdrer hperfen
bei eqer Iap. 5orleoen fou De | CT
farliq Rgr9eS al 5la1oeHrtniiterrn
og riF0e blotitige bant; men Set 6leu
iorbtrSret Seroeo. at Sc beage it ai.
ifeS. SnioIertio gao Slltitsmirtiter
@ooS9 en- iaa rio Sortolfnins al gI-
fins2c5eR. at GanI Morton ilipper
no eirnem @aiferne. grGiioett
9fooiepelt bfiGlSer Sette. ea han altio
beiFatetr ine @SSusfaf~. gSaibine.
ION. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar Eoien
milo. 8oul Mlorton it1I trGoe no at
Regicrinarn Den lite Slili, % Der
indr Sa frie. SGnSer.
Santn sc bar life eiort foset
purrc emo anSrc 9lrcr; men Ser prf.
fer 10 Spiist at ct Yseolem al Hssie.
ringcn bar SeItaget | 2opopcrtrroeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20
Sreosftr0pet.
llnSerbanolinserne mellem RnslaHS
% Sapan pif foresaa / @aibinston.
On &rboiers sfiGbne.

J A
fommet onerenS ON at u9lge @aib
ington iom Meoeiteb for De 9efulo.
mGgtigebe, iom ifal unberbanole OH
Sreo. Sapan erfl9reoe nemlig be
TENT. at Der life bar Sale ON at pGl
ge nogen europ4iif 9p til Msbeiteo.
og oa &uslanb p9greoe Jig for of gao
meo pan Sapars Sorilng ON at p9l.
&c Gbefoo / 9ina, blep begge 9tagter
enige ON of beige @aibingtou. 9ettt
Sal9 pilbe ogiua bore Ell Ssfligbebs.
~bepisning moo 8rpiibeut &ooiepelt
for bans penifabelige @irfiombeo Jon
Sreosm99ler.
Oct laber Dog til, OF &uSIano itrar
efter forisgte at forpurre 8alget al
8aibingtnn, men oct forlpoer, at ben
amerifanife &egiering siebIiffeIig
ienbte Huslonb 9eifeo ON, at benne
Sag mn Dor afgiort, og at Der life par
anlebning til fornpet Drsftelie oerof,
Ger bill rtmeIigpis nj, mellem De TO
angiploenoe Nagter bIi opiat en-
forelsbig 8rotofol, bnoreiter gaaben.
itiIitano afiluttes. Sort oa fan 9a-
toen for Observation-Disclosures
aubning bli beitcmt. Get ontages
neppe, of 0enne Cato fan i9tteS ito.
Iigere emo til Ribten al sliiguit.
Gfterretningen ON, Of 8olget ets
oelfa por fal0t paa @aibington pafte
ielpfslaeIia betpoelig SpihubS / baaoe
otploutatiife og DC fineite ielifabelige
&rebie | Dor SorbunoSbopebitao. On
iaaoan misunderstanding er mem.
Zig ct nteaet ~bsitihelist % pGroigt
Wdifinert. Sfisnt bpert 2ano Inn
~i,Sienoer TO eHer ire 6reSsuuberbauo.
Iere, bill bisie omgioes al cit bel lioer
SGr al Ittadeer, militpre % Itdts'
retslige &aaogioere, SefretGrer oip.
8e8ieringen / 8~aibtrtgton oil Jorge
for 2ofale for Msoet. Ser er Gale
ON OF title 2ofaler / aon9resbiblios
tbefet til observation-disclosures
SiSpoiition.
s SilfGl6e af at set | auguIt
ifulbe bIi operb9nSia garme / 8aib-
ington, JON ofte er SilfaIbet, er ser
Gale ON, Of fprlGgse Msberne til ell
eler anDen Sommer.gieio Longer
moro pnn apiten, og / iaa SSaIS bill ben
amerifanife Regiering itiae "Map-
flomer" til observation-disclosures
Haaoigbeb.
Sra Saigor, frortff Sitbofirta. teIe.
graieres oen t66e SS1trti:
Gen ritsiiffe SiGIpefrpSier Sou.
Fan, t~ibIigere Sceanoomperet "alrt.
guIta gictorta" at Satnburg.a lneri.
con 2inien, er anfonmet tertil og
har anmobet ONT, at fad moStage til.
iirgffdig 5oripning at altl til at
funne naa n9rrreite riiSitffe Sdnn.
De franife granddaughter bar MI oer.
ne slnnobning UNDER SoeroeieIfe.
"8oubau" er ,ibitpret meb apparater
ior traabIes Selegraii og bar ialt
t6 8anoner al Iioen 4aliber. Sfibet
bar life tiGtebe peS SIaga / Scored.
itrnSet, ga a6niral @oieitoenffn |
fSorbeien baoSe ierSt Ben ITO paa &c.
fognoicering langs Sapans apit, iaa
Iast sitorer JON til 9ofobama. 8aa
Silbmeeien berfra fit Sfibets Gbef
8eSe paa Oct r~usiiife aeSerlag / SO.
og ldtte Serfor 8ltrieH ipS'
oper iii Sap ct. SsameS peS Snigor
for Serfra OF isge at fare Jig tilbage
til Guslnnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

brifoiitrifter hal Sc irpe Solooner fin
i@t9e El % lette Ginc. 9olaget ga.
ranterer Spfasieu en- SnStrgt Al
$4,000. ri ocn 6ortimetc, JON
bfiuer igieu ifaI aftiebooere hare Ter
Eroce,t Rente; o. operitiacr SnotGs.
ten $4,000, eiterat alt or betaIt. oil
9olaget dupcnSe Set reiterenoe til Of.
fentlige 6orbeoriu9er, Sos TngeIeS
liageui 9Grbeoeu al set title san /
oct ipbliae California o. er ON Bin.
teren Ct meget iegt OpboloSIteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

liSnGpnelicr. @uoernsr Ga Sol.
lettc i~noienete BEN t6oe Sum- iel.
aenSe llonGpneIicr til @isconiins
Senat: groi. .. s. Reper peh Sta.
tens ~llniperiitet er uonGunt til gr.
beiosfommisiRr % inbuitriel Stati.
itifer, SaIioro @ridiou til asiiiterenSe
S~faitefommisiGr og RiIs g. Sauget
til Meolem al ben npe Sernbanefom.
mission, Der Hal iaitiRtte 6rasttarter
for @iseouiin. Rener ifaI tiene / 4
slar, eridion / 6 og Souaen | s gar.
Senniet bar nestet at itabfGite San.
gems llbn9onelie. men @iroernsreu
oil maalfe uonGpue BAN poaup. naar
2eeislaiuren refer biem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20
en- Kriie.
Spsresmaalet @aruffo uplesr ilgreit
mellcm SpiflanS % Srantris.
&rigerif telegram.

ct Selegrom fra 2ouhon al t6St
Sluii bruaer ierfc llotruf. Get fal1
life neates. heser set, at europa itdlr
oppe | en- International ariie AT fsrltC
Sterrelie. 6ra Garis tslegMfereS
iaften, tiger Gorreipor6erteu, at Den
franife @eaiering nGitelt er coerbeptit
en- al Suiflaiio oI iremfdloe artg.
5boh er oct, Soger aieIoer? Oct or
6et mdroffatife SperGsutaol. 6rauf.
RIG bcreSer itg. @rigSmiuiiteren on
BANS Stnb lao oppe belle Eor$Sagsunt
TOR at gioe DC H~ebpenoi9e SroreS til
9Rrens MohiIiierira. 6te a%rtHeforp8,
Iiom hdnoe faaet Sieu,Ion, bIcu ste.
bliffelia i~ammenfaIot. s 6ranfrtg
inner man, at 4remierminiIter Non.
bier bar bit ia iGrSeles eiter9ipenOe;
men Seiier @ifbelm ipues at troe
Sette iom Segn paa SUagbeo og it'll.
fer itaoig npe 6ororfnger. 3 EnriS
bar man Set Snotrpf, at ban life bill
tiaaoe 6raufrig at inoaaa AaiaHecr,
lom er iienoife moo SpifEnlo. Sao.
Dart bar ban life uotrpffeIig Iagt;
men man tror, Set er bans Nteuing,
3ranfrig enIfrr aIporlia at maogaa
Srig; men ifnl Oct siDe efter for Emf
lambs aran, bliper Oct hun ell inf
SnIalltat.
"a lloerrNSmiuiiter 9elcaSie neS-
lasOe fit embeSe, iom tiSIigere FOR.
talt | "aSoiteu", tor 8ranfriR paa
&arcen al cit Grig meO GpifIanh
llpeiret orep for ct gieblif oper. ba
Roiruier bite fla fsielia.
SplfianS Dor ! nogcit Sio lnEnIet
Sropper oeo @rnniet 90 sget iine
@arniiouer. Sranfrig ioareoe pco
at gisre oct ianme. "a font ben BE.
ifeh ira actieren at bbi$ Irnufrig
life cpbsrte 6crnta0, piloc ban betraa.
re oct iom en- llnenlig Sln0ling. 7ettc
odr 10 igrmrocn ct llItiudtluu, %
&reniniermiriitcr Roluier Qop ct
inriouIigt Spar, iom 500 life tilireoSs
itiueSe &ciicreu. SON tom mco me
&rap, Tom, hpiS &c ifIloa imeOcfpm'
mes, uiISe p0mpge 6runfrig j Ser.
oerS Zine.
Stiailtam bar beSre 6reSag. Brc.
nlier GorIcier urocrrctteSc ga Seuo.
torernc al @enitre ON, at De Oiploma.
tiife Understandings 6aooe taget en-
ser gco Saab ON ct ireSe.
Iigt Spsisr.
SuSe 6rnnfrtg iorrer paa SSftSbp.
Selicn til al beItage | en- internutio-
nal aouferens onanaenSe Waroffo.
oil oct piSe, bpilfe Spsrgsmnul Spif.
lorS euifcr bebarSlet, % man bar |
sem a~rleOrius ifreOet til Berlin.
aorreipuu0enten oplpler, at Sronf.
rio oiI6e qtpet efter. ON life gna.
Lambs llSenrigsminiiter. 2oro 2anS.
bap6e opmuutret oct % IoOet
set grqlanos 8iitono. gnglano be.
6raufrios Stiaiug / Waroffo
I'm egen o9 oil boI0e tit Orb t
SEN O~bererSforrit, Tom oct iHogif
meo 6ranfrig FOR iclo ct fan bebol6e
Zen brittle 8egierirg
ifisrner gcSt, at 8biflorOs Sptrnhrn
meget aieL0er Storbritamien
iom Srrrfrig. Soro 2aTsoopre en-
ireOeliginSet; men De eurige WteS-
al apug gomnr6s aabinet or
init beitemte pon at op6p6e belle Rt
acts Strait for at mobitaa Spiflanos
Strao. Gen engeIife Gifaore / aiua
batter biemnb. % England ioretuser
andre Ruininger. Set be6er, at ielp
ON Srunfris giper efter % 9aar mo
poa at 5eitaee / eraonfererS ON gta.
roffo, oil gnqldn6 mooiGtte ia oct.
E1tgeiifmpItoeue pil life bare uosen
inf aouturreuce | Roroafrtfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20
Staffnrs Iibcn.

2oHboublaSet @0aiIp @foil"s Gor.
Respondent / aisbenbaon teIegroferer
Den 17oe SUM, at Mr. Grip. biotil-
pGrenSe Mtiniiter til @aibington, bar
t~elegraferet til Song Oscar og erfl9.
ret, at ban efter eoer 40 9lats 5ienes
ite / Siplomatiet meo @lnoe uiloe
forti9tte at tiene Sans Maieitpt. slf
Gle De noriffsSte 59aesoiplomater,
Jon efter Stortbingets geilutning
en- ~llniouens SpIssning inoienote
jim afifeSsanisgnine, er Grip ben
eneite, Tom bar optraaSt iaa libet DIE
plomatiif. Sans Sptr9ben bar ba
oaiaa, efter bpaS aorreiponSeuten til,
fsier, Daft Sorbauielie bdaoe / Sfod.
9olm og ariitiania.
Sra StpdboIm te~legraferes, at @ii-
itnf StrabIe ben t7Oe Sunni a~freiite
til @nibington, bpor ban inStil pi-
bere ifal fungere JON "norif. ipenit"
Charge O'slffnires. 9egationerne /
llSlm1oet IfM nemlia, be0er BET, peo-
bli at reprrleritere begge Qan0e JONI
biotil, oa Sperige life nnsrfienber
~llnionen5 Splesning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

get, for Ell eler anben eiiropGiif
Magt bar taeet Scbelien - @efterot
ben norife StatsitpreIie bar goOtgiort
lin Stabilitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-20

Sra Stofbplm ~telegraferes ber
f6oe Slmi:
Socialiitpartiet fordnItalte6e iafteu
Gemonitrationer al 6abrtfurbei0ere
% oilbre Sagarbeibere til 6oroel for
en- freoelig 9ssniue al aonfliftet
melem george % Sperige, ioct Speit-
iferne uoen alntr afceptercr, bpaS Der
er fitIobprbet / Nor9e. 10000 NtonO
~tilbsrenbe 5ngforeninqer gif / BRO
cesiiou gjennem StodboIms @aoer.
aIt gif roligt og ppnteligt Ior lig.
Sra 5rifirfens aarsms0e / @ia.
mar ienbtes ifslge ~telegrufiif Meo-
SeIelie til "9ecorab-g oIten" isIaenoe
Telegram til neutrality-suspicious.
9erner ariitiania:
Gen lutberife 3rifirfe, iomIet til
Iarsmeoe / @tGurar, uotalcr inr
bierteIigite Snntbatht mes SGbrelat.
bets Soff og Regiering % boaber, at
ariien oil Iehe til Sen norifc airfeS
iitI6e 6ribeb."
Selegrammet mrbertcaneoes af
Sortraub 8pnitb % SefretGr Gas.
perior.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
SALINEvIlLE SCHOOLS
VIII Open September 5-Board VIII
Purchase Books.

Salineville, o., Aug. 22.-The board
OF education of the village have an
nounced that the public schools of the
village will open Tuesday, September 5.
AT meeting last May a corps of teach
ers were hired for the coming year, but
since that time designations have
reached the secretary of the board un-
til the complexion of the force has
changed materially. The teachers now
hired are placed in the rooms and all
VIII be expected to be on hand to open
school on the above date. The follow
ing have been hired: Principal. high
school, Prof. w. M. Hannum; assist
ant high school teachers, Miss Ethel
Henderson of Canton, Sarah Welch,
Matte Kirk, Frances Murray, Martha
Weigle, Josephine Edwards, Sarah FL
der Gertrude Gargus of Savannah, O.:
Margaret Lannum of Alliance, Emma
Adair OF Athens, o., and James Shultz.
Supt. +. Linton will commence his
sixth year in the village. The board OF
education will purchase the school
hooks and they will be sold to the
school children at cost, and a saving is
expected to be made to the parents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
TO MAKE WAR ON
MINE WORKERS
slTUMINoUs COAL OPERATORS
WILL. UNITE.
Meeting to Be Held at Columbus To.
day-David NJ. Parry Expected
to Sc Present.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 22.--The forma-
ton of gigantic federation of btu
minous coal operations to fight the de-
mands of the United Nine Workers of
America, will, it is said, be the out
come of the meeting tomorrow at Co.
lumbus, o, of the Coal Commissioners
and Secretaries Association. The as
sOciatton consists of representatives
from all the coal fields in the United
States from Pennsylvania to Missouri
This is the third meeting of the associ-
alton, which was formed in Indianapo-
lis in January. 1t met in Chicago in
May and there advocated the forma-
tiOn of a National Federation of Coal
Operators, to have it's inception at Co
lumbus tomorrow.
Patrick McBryde of Cleveland, secre-
tary of the Pittsburg Vein Operators
Association, was one of the advocates
of the Secretaries Association and of
the Operators Association. He has
been working on the scheme for sew
eral years and was elected chairman at
the first meeting.
In speaking Of the ASSOCIATION, Pat
rick McBryde said that the federation
was simply the converse of the United
Mine Workers Of America. He insist
ed that the federation would have no
more to do with the regulation of coal
prices than does the miners organiza-
tion. He said that the coal operators
felt that since the miners had formed
an organization for defense and offense
the operators were bound for protec-
tion to form a similar association.
While there. is no definite information
ca the subject, it is understood that
David NJ. Parry, president of the Manu-
farturers Association, will attend the
meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
UNION PAINTERS
Employed at Washington Navy Yard
on Strike.

Washington. ID. c.. Aug 22--All the
union painters employed at the Wash
ington navy yard were today ordered
to walk out, and all responded but two
The question involved is as to whether
the painters. who now receive -S3.04
per day, shall be given $780, the wages
paid outside the yard.
The government will not deal direct
ly with the strikers, but will take the
matter up with the navy yard authori-
ties. In the meantime the vacant
places will be filled from the eligible
list of the civil service commission.
1t is the intention of the government
to assume the same position as that
taken when the bookbinders of the gov
ernment printing Office threatened to
strike because Foreman Miller who
had been blacklisted by the union, was
reinstated by the President.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
Laundry Company incorporated.

A dispatch from Columbus states
that the Pearl Laundry company, of
Canton, has been incorporated by
Charles A. Schroyer, John T. Schroyer,
Ed. l.. Smith, Harry Weiss and Harry
A. Haymaker The capital stock La
given at $4,000. One of the directors
stated that the Incorporation was for
the purpose of extending the business
of the company John 7. Schroyer Is
now in Chicago purchasing machinery
which will shortly he insialled-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
STANSBERY SENT
TO WORKROUSE
WAS ALSO FINED $40 BY MAYOR
SMITH.
Was Charged With Obtaining Money
Under False Pretenses.
Pleaded Guilty.

Elmer Stansbery charged with OBJ.
tanning money under false pretenses,
was fined $40 and sentenced to serve
ten days in the workhouse by Mayor
Smith late Monday afternoon. He was
taken to the workhouse in the evening
The affidavit filed by James A. Rob-
inson, prominent member of the Jun-
ior Order of American Mechanics,
charged him with obtaining money .un-
der false pretenses for widow, whose
husband was supposed to have been a
member of the Jr. o. A. NJ, and ap-
propriating the money for his own
use. A part of the money thus re-
ceived has been returned to the dor,
ors.
Stansbery used different stories in
soliciting money. To some he explain
ed that widow with six children
suffering with typhoid fever was in
destitute circumstances, being denied
admission to the infirmary because of
the fever. At other times he claimed
to be soliciting money for a local
church. He visited great many peo-
pie and received a great many sub
scriptions.
James H. Robertson, counsel for the
defendant, made a motion to dismiss
the case, citing authority from New
York that obtaining money by false
ly representing that it is to be used for
charitable purposes is not obtaining
money under false pretenses. Mayor
Smith did not sustain the motion. Fur
ther examination was waived and
Stansberry was bound over to Probate
court on 800 bail. Later he pleaded
guilty to the charge, and was fined.
Stansbery was an undertaken. At
one time he ran furniture store here,
but 1t was not success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
MANIAC ATTACKED
MAN IN TOWER
ORDERED TO REMAIN AT HIS
POST.
When Help Came the Operator Faint.
I'd at His Observation-Disclosures
Was Arrested.

Rowayton, Conn, Aug pa ma
MAC is at my side and threatens my
lifo. What shall do?"
This was the message Charles Lynch,
towerman on the New York, New Ha-
ven G Hartford main line here, clicked
to New York today.
Stop the first train that comes and
get help, Don't leave your post"
came back the firm answer.
Minutes were like days to Lynch un-
der the strain, but freight came
along and stopped at the operators
signal. When the brakeman entered
the tower Lynch fell in faint on his
keyboard.
The maniac proved to be Richard
Kennedy, who was released from the
United States marine corps at Brook
lyn, July 22 last. For five days Ken
nedy had been wandering around in
the woods with nothing to eat or
drink, running around like a madman
He said that he could remember little
or nothing of his actions during this
time. He was without coat or hat and
his trousers were in shreds.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
STRIKE THREATENED
Chicago Theatre Owners Propose to
Reduce Size of Orchestras.

Chicago, Aug. 2z.-A srike among
musicians is threatened in Chicago the.
aters becaust of an alleged agreement
among theater owners to cut down the
size of orchestras.
The musicians union charges that
every downtown theater has laid off
from three to five musicians. 1t is said
the reduction is retaliation for de-
cision Of the union to charge 50 extra
for each man for all performances ex-
ceeding eight per week
The last remnant of the teamsters'
strike is history. Officials of the coal
teamsters' union met the coal operators
today and agreed to call off their strike
Internationally. The union comedies
every point and agrees to terms i'm
posed on other strikers. The men give
up the button, the principal point on
which they held out.
=. Union woodworkers who have been
striking since July l finally wore the
employers out, secured an agreement
and today returned to work. over 1900
members of the union engaged in the
strike. ..s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
NATIVE TONGUE
Must Not Be Ussd to Give Commands
to Hungarian Troo2s.

Vienna, Aug. 23.-The crown council
of ministers, presided over by the en-
peror, yesterday decided that it would
not grant to the Hungarian troops the
right to have their officers give Their
commands in their native tongue. TO
offset the clamor that will naturally
arise in Hungary as result of this de-
cision, and incidentally to relegate to
obscurlty other natiClal questions of
moment, the emperor has brought the
attention of the people of Austria
Hungary to the social question. This
he forcibly did by his act yesterday in
declaring his approval of the scheme
proposing universal suffrage for Hun
gary. His taking up and indorsing the
scheme is considered as a keen diplo-
matte move, and the Hungarian people,
forgetful of other things, seem as
unit to follow the emperor and center
their mind upon the suffrage question.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
Jim THE Pen MAN"
Walks Into the Hands of a Sheriff for
Alleged Crime In columbiana
County.

Columbus, O., Aug. 22-Because he
had some books to pack up and loafed
over the job, John Andrews, better
known as "Jim the Penman," who was
discharged from the penitentiary upon
expiration of five-year sentence from
Allen county, for uttering and publish
ing false bills of exchange, was behind
time in leaving the pen" and as he
went out the gates was arrested by the
sheriff of Columbiana county on the
charge of having swindled bank out
of several hundred dollars, The sher-
in, with his charge, left at once for
Lisbon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
OF FEVER
IN NEW ORLEANS
NINE DEATHS AND 81 NEW CASES
REPORTED.
The scourge Appears in 21 New Dis.
trcts-StiII Making War on
the Mosquito.

New Orleans, Aug. 22.-The follow
ing is the record of the yellow fever
situation for the "a hours ending at 6
p. m:
New cases, 81.
Deaths, s.
New infected districts, 81.
The marine hospital service today
placed an order for $4,000 stockings TO
be used as covers on cistern pipes to
prevent mosquitoes from escaping
through intake and other pipes. The
stockings are to be without heels or
socks. A local firm has submitted an
estimate, but the bids will not be
opened until eastern manufacturers are
heard from With the cisterns oiled
and screened according to law and the
pipes covered with stockings, which
shall be pure white, the mosquito prob
lem will, it is said be solved as those
now breeding will not be able to fly
away and unless an outlet is acci-
dentally created they will be held cap
tive until cold weather comes.
1t is reported here that large pro-
portion of the yellow fever cases here
are brought from the country parishes,
where the disease is spreading with
alarming regularity. A quarantine will
probably be established against all in
feCted towns by the local health au-
thorities to Confine the fever to its or
iginal point of infection. Unless this
is done the marine hospital surgeons
declare they will barely succeed in
eradicating the malady here. The
country people discredit the reliability
of their own physicians to take care
of them, and for that reason many are
focking here for medical attention.
Parish health officers are appealing to
Surgeon White for trained yellow fever
nurses, as the latter are unobtainable
in the country districts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
JOHANN HOCH
His Fate Rests with Judges Of the
Supreme Court.

Chicago, Aug .22.--The state supreme
court today took in hand the fate of
Johann Hoch, the condemned wife mur-
derer and confessed blgamist, and upon
the decision of the justices depends the
re-trial of the case or the execution of
the condemned man on Friday, the
day set by Gov Deneen when he CANT
ed the reprieve to permit him to have
his case reviewed by the higher court.
Attorneys representing Hoch left for
Springfield last night with the complete
record of the case and voluminous
bill of exceptions. The documents
were filed with the court today.
Hoch is confident that he will not
hang Friday and has begun writing
another history of his life. which he
declares he will publish after he is set
free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-08-25
PIERCE DENIES
That He Was cIoseted With the Rus
sian ENJOYS.

Portsmouth, Aug. 22-Assistant Sec
retary of State Peirce tonight issued a
formal statement in which he denied
that when he met the Russian ENJOYS
at the navy yard today he was Closeted
with them. He also reiterates his de-
claration that there was no representa-
tive of the President at the conference
His statement is as follows:
mo envoy or representative of the
President had any conference with NJ
Witte or Baron Rosen today, nor did
have any conference with either of
them, nor was I closeted with them.
They had business at the navy yard,
ard my duties required me to be pres
ent at the yard to make suitable ar
rangements for their comfort. But in
no way, shape or manner did | have
any conference with them on behalf of
the President in relation to their nego-
tiation with japan.
"Mr. Witte and Baron Rosen had in
tended to remain longer in the navy
yard, in consequence of which | had
luncheon prepared for them, but owing
TO a arrangement of the stomach from
which he has been suffering for several
days, Mr.. Witte, being under the care
Of a physician, deemed it inadvisabe
to remain for luncheon at the yard,
and therefore took his departure at an
earlier hour than usual, leaving some
of his secretaries. who continued their
work in the conference building until
7.GO"