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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10

deposits of record in the bank. The
evidence win also show that these
checks aggregated $4,000, that some
National bank of this city; that the
defendant called up this bank by tel
phone and wanted one check for $751;
600 held; that the bank was unwill-
ing until President Beckwith certified
to 1t, that the $4,000 was then taken
to the Kennard House by messen.
ger and paid over to Mrs. Chadwick
in capital with President Beckwith;
that at that time Mrs. Chadwick did
not have one dollar on deposit with
the Citizens National bank OF Ober-
lin"
The first important and radical
move made by the defense came DUR
ing the afternoon, when Judge Fran
els J. Wing, of Mrs. Chadwick's coun.
sci, arose at the instant the first wit.
ness was called, and objected to the
taking of testimony on the ground
that the indictment was defective in
charging conspiracy against one per-
son. This objection was overruled
by the court, and the examination
proceeded
Mrs. Chadwick was in excellent
health today and bore up well dur
ing the forenoon and early part OF
the afternoon
1t was not until 3:45 o'clock in the
afternoon, a few minutes before ad-
journment, that she motioned to her
keeper Miss Myrtle Nichols that she
would like TO leave the room. She
was affected by the heat and strain.
In private room she had slight
fainting spell. Marshal Chandler had
two trained nurses from st. Alexis
hospital on hand for such an emar-
gency. They were called. Mrs. Chad
wick felt so bad that court was at
once adjourned.
The most prominent spectator at
the trial was Andrew Carnegie He
was accompanied to the court by Syl-
vester T. Everett. host of the iron
master, during the latter's stay in this
city. There was a buzz as Carnegie
passed Mrs. Chadwick and was es-
corted to a seat at the side of the
room near the bench. If the prison.
er knew that the man whose name
she had used SO freely had arrived,
she gave no intimation of the fact.
She kept her eyes steadily on the
jury. She could not have seen Carne-
gle without turning her head and ap-
parently she did not want TO attract
attention by doing so.
Carnegie, being at the side and to
the rear of the defendant, had no
such difficulty.
DR.. Leroy Chadwick, husband of the
defendant, was not in court today. He
spent the day at the old home at
No, 1924 Euclid avenue, with many
friends.
oh, no, | don't care to CO." he la
conically replied when asked why he
did not attend the trial, and if it was
his intention to do so.
1t is expected that the government
will close its case tomorrow. At the
longest the trial will hardly run into
Thursday.
1t will not be known until the close
of the governments side of the case,
whether or not the defense will put
in any testimony or place Mrs. Chad
wick upon the witness stand.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
Engineers Frank StantZ
y and Geo. Ct. Wise Dead

cars are stoved in. The large steel
coal cars went through the wreck
without leaving the rails or being in
jured in any way. The track was not
torn up. The wrecked sheep car was
the only one that was entirely demol-
isned
MEMBERS OF BROTHERHOOD
Both the dead men are members of
Watson division NO. 36O Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers, with head
quarters at Massillon. Edward Lamb
and Tinkley Laymin, the relief com
mittee of the order. came over from
Masslllon last night to ascertain what
was necessary to be done.
Wise and Stantz were skilled en-
gineers, careful and conscientious in
the observance of orders. They were
held in high esteem by the railway
men and their friends. and there is
general regret at their untimely death.
HAD NO PASSENGERS. i
Upon the passenger train there was
not single passenger. This is a
condition Of things that might not oc-
cur again in a year. All who were on
board left the train at Canton. Had
there been a car full Of passengers it
Is certain that some of them would
have been hurt. Roadmaster Borden
was in the passenger car. He heard
the signals and when the emergency
was put on, he braced himself for the
shock. He was only slightly hurt,
his hands being cut and bruised.
While the work of rescue was 60
ing on, the wreckage took fire num-
Der Of times. but the flames were cas-
lily extinguished. so that here was no
real danger from this source
Hundreds of people from all over
the city went to the scene. Among
them were many women who waded
through the mud and water in order to
see the narrowing scenes. The spec
tators fingered on into the night.
At an early hour this morning 1t
was, reported that there was a third
body in the wreck All the trainmen
have been accounted for and it is
thought that this is not true.
BODY TAKEN FROM WRECK.
At 2 o'clock this morning the body
of Engineer Stantz was recovered
from the wreck and removed to an
undertaking establishment. 1t was
badly mangled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
CHADWICK TRIAL OPENS IN
THE UNITED STATES COURT
One Person Cannot COnspire, Says DawIey-. Throw
Burden of Proof on Government Failure
of 0behin Bank Fault of Officials.
SULLIVAN OUTLINES GOVERNMENTS CASE

Cleveland O., March 6-"Gentle.
men of the jury, our case will be the
evidence as it falls from the lips OF
the witnesses who shall testify here.
We think that the evidence will fail
to convince you that there was any
fraudulent conspiracy to defraud the
United States. Whatever President
Reckwith or Cashier Spear may have
done was absolutely independent OF
Mrs. Chadwick and without procure
ment on her part"
In these words Attorney Jay p.
Dawley announced to the jury in fed
eral court Monday afternoon that Mrs.
Chadwick will throw the burden OF
proof on the government, and rely
on the weakness of its case for her
liberty.
Mrs. Chadwick's trial for conspir-
acy began in the United States court
this morning at 1886 before Judge
X. w. Tayler.
The process of impanelIing jury
was completed in few hours. The
jury is composed of nine farmers,
a real estate agent and two school
teachers, whose ages range from 40
to 65 years.
Mrs. Chadwick walked into the
court room with stately mien, and
was entirely unassisted. She was
dressed in a tasty, but expensive
black velvet gown, white silk shirt
waist and wide black hat, on the left
side of which a bunch of long black
feathers, which shades off into white
long table in the center of the court
room Immediately behind counsel
Dawley, and resting her chin in the
palm of her right hand, remained
calm but closely interested spec
tator of the proceedings
Being partially deaf, Dawley car.
ried on communication with her with
pencil and paper.
Attorney Dawley outlined the de
fense in these words:
There was no conspiracy. One
person cannot conspire. Mrs. Chad
wick alone is charged with conspir-
acy She was not with President
Beckwith or Cashier Spear when they
made entries upon the Oberlin bank
books. She had nothing to do with
the banks bookkeeping. She knows
nothing of what they did in the bank.
Beckwith and Spear acted in good
faith, believing Mrs. Chadwick to be
wealthy woman. II they loaned her
money, more money than they should
have, that was their business. Mrs.
Chadwick had nothing to do with
that. The failure OF the bann is not
discriminating against Mrs. Chadwick.
Even If there was fraud upon her
part, that is not conspiracy
United States District Attorney Sui
livan said: The evidence upon which
we will base our case is briefly this:
First, that the Citizens National
bank of Oberlin, was a national bank:
second, that c. T. Beckwith and A. b.
Spear, were president and cashier,
respectively, of this association;
third, that in the years 19O3-l9O4
Beckwith and Spear had many init.
mate business associations and con.
nections; fourth that checks were
drawn by the defendant on the Citi.
Zens National bank and were certi-
fed to when the defendant had no
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
TO THE HOSPITAL.

Two hours after the wreck happen.
cd, George G. Wise. the engineer or
the second freight engine, was extri.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
EFFICIENCY, NOT
POLITICAL PULL
PRESIDENTS REASONS FOR MAX.
ING APPOINTMENTS.
One Appointment Had No Political
Influence, But He Got the Posi-
ton Just the Same.

Washington, March 6-With view
of demonstrating anew that merit
will govern the president in revision
for diplomatic and consular service
the state department gave out this
evening statement of personal ex-
planation as to the reason which gov
erned in the selection of some OF those
consul-generals ana consuls whose
names we're sent to the senate today.
HE had no political influence behind
him." is said of one, while with the
others the words efficiency, capabil-
ity, faithfulness, experience" and
high record" figure prominently.
The statement, which in effect
sounds the death knell for spoilsmen
in the foreign service, is as follows:
Alexander M. Thackara, appointed
consul-general to Berlin was for
merly naval officer and for the past
eight years has been United States
consul at Havre, France, where he has
made one Of the highest records in the
service for efficiency. He is a son-in-
law of the late General william T.
Sherman.
&c. w. Whanger, Of Mississippi, ap-
pointed consul to Chemnitz, Germany,
has been for long time chief clerk
for the commissioner of labor at
Washington, and is an expert CONNER
cial statistican
Robert Schilton, Jr., who goes to
Toronto as consul, was for many years
chief of the consular bureau of de-
partment of state and for a time chief
clerk of that department. He is one
of the most experienced men in the
consular affairs In the country.
Henry Il. Miller, who is promoted
from Niuchwang, China, to Yokohama,
distinguished himself in a remarkable
degree by his efficiency, GOODNESS, and
capability during many important
crises since the beginning of the Jap
anese-Russian war.
James Linn Rodger, of Ohio, ap-
pointed consul-general to Shang Hal,
is man with exceptional training in
both public and commercial affairs.
Hoffman Philip, of New York, ap-
pointed consul-general of Tangier, Mo-
rocco, has been vice consul-general at
that place for four years, and is pro-
NOTED for efficiency and faithfulness.
Hunter Sharpe. of North Carolina,
vice consul at Kobe, has been in the
consular service in Japan since 1886.
He is now promoted to the important
consulate to which he has been nom
mated solely upon his merits. He had
no political influence whatsoever and
has won recognition solely through
efficiency.
Arthur ]. Glare. nominated for con-
sui at Barbados. has been vice con-
sui at that port for four years and is
promoted on account of efficiency.
Thomas II. Norton. who is nomin-
ated for consul at Smyrna, has been
consul at Harpuit, Turkey, for nearly
five years and has rendered excellent
service under very trying and danger
Gus conditions.
"Thornewell Haynes, OF South Caro-
lima, was promoted to Vladivostok on
account of excellent work at Rouen,
France"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10

For using on envelopes TWO stamps
which had already been through the
post. an Irish schoolmistress has Just
been fined 9100 Some of the wo-
mans little daily economies often
prove in the end expensive.-London
Globe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
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Iobau / St. GIcllo git TrsNaa Sen
23oe december m / @pou for AZ giere
SuIcjUofIcg. ~ ii0cl bor man life
feet cl2r hort roa,t til bcn0c. d SEA
iorlco,u G18 mc.0tc5 i'm or 3jpcr,
O! G5arIc3 @erueD par bIeUtu Trpiuq
til Ell GicuOoW uGr %Ueu Ser, par Scr
irlCll. icm hauOc irct BAN pa upcr
Cu0 en- ilRc. @aruc0 bar bcCt / Ct
Glouo MGR crA moe glar. Volitiht,
ZEN % S12ri'ieU mNCyiesCr 0iSi,
GIIiUIocr.
Smgt GorS. - u Tarrcrc ocS
aCrfhCocu otO gIaun SAicl0s o.
Slaahmb fapfiprtc ior cu CiS iiScr
o. vu6ScSc ngit moo 0Cit gu uOial,
SET. 5Dicl6s r1uat, % han giorS,
iicrs Iurt til HalRIlm0 Tor at ia.
ser uuuouc blit. men Glen hccr @arc
crit. 5iSiC @erOlGs @i,gu fou
far 5cruct til &ollIunN5 farm. %
mrN 81 ilTrrc ran iaa o-.-.no
uaf son en- |c.clyT ~ "a z 30 ham
6or at q sge oct orSaJsIjg al mel
BAN for ban @aIi9n op fra Ere ii
gre. SbteIb5 apersup iia itrar ii
@oIitict. 9cr nar itor GphiSleiie
9er6opRu 90 5ole ON 2prdinq
men 9olitiet If Sbielos / al Sait al
FEB I'll SlDiit Goumtp, 6ruaieI ! @en
ION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
0irfcr brrnbcr.
3t1tarpnn,t.

SlospaaiGttclic. Mloermanb Spelr'
ces Itorc Stalo t So CROSSE nebbrGno.
te SorSbaas 9at, og m toitbar Fra
Der iuoebrGuote. Man tror, Sloen
bar paoiat al en- @alriug, efter bpe II
8olitiet bor isgt / Here Tiger, % 10 Il
bar sbelogt eienoom for flere 3aieh.
Der al Collars | en- eileite Iaaneo.
st "pctngt" sop. s. .. 0tiner,
en- SfiGnfepert / aIblnnb, JON par
naupittia. boppeoe 5orsoa9s Otter
mioone fra Ginouet | ell ire GtngeS
9pgning, % / 5aIoet itsbtc ban MOO
3elefcntroooe, iom BRAT, % berpao
lise nco / en- 10 8ob hsi, blso Sne'
ION. WiIier font life alene legertiil
iiifnSt fra Set, men ban III oaiaa iii
8oritano iaien ioa ban M er oloelcS
pe6 fine "flllbe ient".
SnfferFabrifen bcpcrtcr. Gmtreir
1000 Sormere, iom Oct iibitc gor 40
leDe Sifferroer bar Den iorlsbne llgC
beis1t Sufferfobrifm | Gbippeipc
Rails. Ie bcieoenoc or bleone oiItC
pmfring | 6abrifen og bepertet frit a
aomponicts gmbeSSmGuo paa gp.
cnS SoteIler. sSabrifen Hitter ii
iprItc Mars Trbcibe benre ll9e. Ger
betalteS iaor $i50,000 til SarmernC
for p9fer. men man mener, at oer
Sum bill ioroobIes til nGIte anr.
Suoianernc flaacr. - OSanl6-Sn
Sionerlle paa @ao Miper Reierpntio
rerL ~ Ntil ipSsit fra gibIano, bal
en bel llge 0oalia bolot Msbc tor a
roaoiloa ON Rlaner til at foa He9ie
riroen8 SpmcrfiombeS benpertot pdt
oct WiSiorholS. iom Der er meaen
&eaierinaeus SirnftiorGrer | Sitoto
nerfcntprct / Aiblano % Oct Siurber
fonnpaui, ION bar 8ontrnft pau q
flare Gitrrl pao HeieroationeiL. St
Siaucrnc bar sc ii iioite aar flage
ooer @C6ra0cricr Der.
Gumbcrtraffcn / 4eSsaua. = 81
ter Rapport ira So~Iofolleftsrcu | Nit
Iano ienoteS ser iaar no t10,07A
coo sos 3untber. Gctte or Ell ito
RcSoang ira 1908, ga ser ieuote,
| t95, 2t6,0 300, og SoricrSelicn
1905 piI bIioe cnooa miitSre. 6
~fouicrratipt SocriloG letter npit
9larS Sgmmcrbuait til 30 Trocet
minSre erS ioar. 70 Sdgntellrr e
hiftct for beituroig, "a Sc life fal
faa Ssmner, men ire NsIcr | Nlh
LAMB oil pcoblioe at iaae cnbmi ! man
&c Mar.
Tmuuo !. Sucu, en- 6drmer
Sartlano Solunibip. Srecboru Goril
m. oeSe plnOicIig ier libt oper et Ma
iiSc1r. % hans @roScr bcgpnote e.
lluScriegclie al Sc nHrmerc SmitGn
SiahcSer peo GsSSiuIbet. Mrs. Doe
bar belle SiNcn iaat. at hcrSes Nfon'
6eNc al uotnrligf glrioger. Sor q
SiN iior bIep Siact gropct OF iaici
oe uiScrfaheIiot moerispt al iaatun
Sioe. 0emifcr Garron piNncNe / Gre
SaaS uuocr 60 FOR 9ieipt$iurptu, q
Scr ianSteS @ift NOT | 9oeuS @fau
til at ornbe fem HauS.