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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
NELSON'S ROUND.

Round three-Terry swung left, to
wind and Nelson hooked left to face.
They clinched and Terry swung both
hands to head. Nelson put three hard
rights under heart and swung right
to chin. They mixed it up hard on
the ropes with Nelson landing with
both hands on body. Nelson swung
to the face and McGovern swung right
to ear. They exchanged rights and
lefts to body. Terry swung stiff right
to head. They clinched and Nelson put
two rights on kidneys and two lefts
to wind.
Nelson put both hands to wind and
swung right and left TO face. McGov-
ern dug short rights and lefts into the
wind and Nelson swung left to face
at bell. Nelson's round.
FORCED TERRY AROUND.
Round Four-Terry swang right to
head and left to wind. They exchange
left swings to jaw twice and then
clinch. Terry delivered to wind and
each landed left swing to head. Terry
swung right to ear and then hard left
to face. Nelson put right and left
to body and then uppercut right to
chin. Terry swung left to body and
Nelson staggered McGovern with left
hook to jaw. The Dane landed right
and left to jaw and then drove Nc
Govern to the ro es with right and
left to head. Nelson swung both,
hands to face and jabbed left to nose.
Nelson forced Terry around the ring
and landed both hands to body and
head, Nelson was banging both
hands to body at bell. Nelson's round.
M'GoVBRN WEAKENs.
Round Five--They exchanged left
jabs and Nelson hooked two lefts to
face. Terry clinched but was getting
weaker and the Dane shook him on
Nelson put two hard rights over the
kidneys and uppercut right to chin.
They exchange right swings to jaw
and Nelson swung both hands to body.
Terry swung two lefts to head and
Nelson hooked two rights on kidneys
and they exchange right swings to
jaw. Nelson swung left to body and
head, and McGoyern clinched as the
bell rang. Nelson's round.
NO, DECISION UNDER LAW.
Round Six-They rushed to a clinch.
Nelson put right and left to wind ana
they exchange swings for head. They
mix IT on the ropes and Nelson put
six short rights on kidneys. Nelson
put rights and left swings on head and
then rocked Terry's head with lett
jab. They exchange left swings twice
to the head and Terry swung right
to ear. Nelson swung right and left
to jaw and Terry's seconds shouted
for him TO hold on. Nelson banged
three rights over kidneys and put
four swings on McGovern's jaw. Ter
ry clinched, but Nelson fought him
away Nelson smashed right to jaw
and hooked left to chin. Nelson swung
both hands to jaw and had Terry reel
ing at the bell Nelson's round and
fight. although no decision was pos
sible under the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
The Mean Man.

She was one of five beautiful sisr
tiers, and the young man didn't seem
to be able to center his affections on
any particular one OF them.
YES" she said shyly, ~ have been
working in the kitchen all day. NAM
ma thinks it is wonderful the way |
have learned to cook. | baked bread
and pies to-day, and besides that got
the dinner, as 1t was the cooks day
off.
THAT is fine" said the young man.
Miss Imogene, he continued, while
she tried not 10 look expectant,
there is question want to ask OF
you, and on your reply VIII depend
much of my future happiness"
"And what is it?'' she asked, edgine
q trifie nearer to him
IF should marry one OF your Fis-
ters will you make your home WIN
Exchange.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
THE CREAM J.
Of the Trade Was Given
Canton Bridge Com
pany in Lucas County.
Trust Outlines Defense.

Toledo, O., March 14.-It is stated
upon excellent authority that the
most recent development in the bridge
Investigation now progressing in this
county shows that by prearranged
plan, the bridge pool apportioned ter
ritory and In a peculiar and by some
1t is claimed legal manner, and saw
that each member of the combine got
its proportionate share of the pro.
Ieeeds from contracts.
The fact supported by the records,
that the Canton Bridge company re-
Iceived large share of the business
of Lucas county to the exclusion os
other concerns indicates that this
county was one of the counties in
which the Canton concern was per-
mittea to get the cream of the trade
THREE COMPANIES INTERESTED.
The bridge building of the county
has been done, by the Canton Bridge
company, the Massillon' Bridge CON-
pany and the Huston Cleveland
Bridge company, according to records
with the exception of small jobs done
by local contractors.
Al recent decision by Judge Barber
i'm the case involving the validity of
contracts by the city for bithulithic
pavement holds that competition does
exist where bidding upon the same
proposition Is ignored by the con.
tractors and bids upon different
things are offered as seems to have
been done by bridge combine mem
,bers.
This decision is said to follow a
.hne of law already looked over by
counsel for the bridge combine and
the defense of bridge men already in
dicted, II is said, win feature this
contention.
James Adams of the Adams Bridge
company Of Findlay, the first bridge
man indicted for participation in
bridge pools to plead guilty, was be.
fore the local grand jury for a short
time Tuesday afternoon \ Adams is
said to have offered Testimony con
corning the most intangible feature
of the present investigation-th al
vision Of the sDoiis, -tc fs
The grand jury win make, partial
report Wednesday morning and at
that time get rid OF all transcript
work. It will then resume bridge
investigation and in all probability
indictments against bridge men will
returned as ia other counties.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
MAN SERIOUSLY
HURT BY FALL FROM STEPS

Louisville, March 14.-Lewis Lout-
zenheiser fell from the steps of the
warehouse of the Louisville Milling
and Elevator company this morning,
'dislocating his shoulder and receiving
a number of bruises. DIR. Hamilton
was called and attended to his in
juries, after which he was taken to
his home ON East Main street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
WAS NOT MURDER.

Snyder declared in emphatic terms
that the theory of the prosecution was
particularly weak, and that Stevens
declarations that the shooting was
not murder, should be given serious
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16

would not give me a drink J said,
don't do that, Joe, you can haye all
the whiskey that is left He said, III
kill you anyway. You are no good
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Camping In New York CITY.

II you will take up any good map Of
New York city and follow along the
East river with your finger until II
Joins the sound, you will find that from
there on the western shore OF the sound
II dotted with small islands. As to
their number and extent the map itself,
II II II n good one, may prove dccep-
tive. for many OF the smaller dots are
in actually merely barren rocks Of but
few yards area, ana not few OF
them are almost awash NJ high tide.
The exploration ~ this half dozen
miles Of shore either by launch or row.
boat Is fascinating occupation, and
you will find before you reach the city
limits some decidedly primitive nat.
ural conditions ~ we'll rs score or
so OF islands. small. but well above
water. and with scrubby underground
among the rocks aud here and there an
occasional tree or two Some OF them
belong 10 the city. some 10 individuals,
while others. ami some Of the best, are
OF doubtful ownership and title. One
or two are permanently occupied, but
the others are IN almost every case &C.
ccsslblc 10 orderly camping parties,
and many ~ those near the shore are
So used every year.-CouE:ry Life In
America.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
COL. CHuBB HOME.
Says the North Carolina Country 10
Filled With Visitors just Now.

Says the North Carolina Country 10
Filled With Visitors Just Now.
Hon, Henry :, Chubb, receiver Of
the United states laud office. has re-.
turned from Tryon, North CaroIina.
where he vac called . few days ego on
accounPot the illness Of kis daughter,
Miss Kathleen, who has been suffering
with mAlATial fever.
Mrs Chuhb aud family, who reside
% Winter Park, have been spending
the summer q, Tryon. and with ,hs
exception Of the misfortune just re-.
lated, have been enjoying unusually
hns health Col Chubb left the pa.
tient greatly improved, however,
which sill be gratifying Information
90 HE numerous friends throughout
Florida.
Col. Chubb stated that the mountain
air OF North Carolina 10 dehghiiul q,
this ssasoh. The eountry 10 literally
ihrouged With people from every see.
,ion Of the eountry. Ahd he wa, de-.
lighted to meet several Of HE old Flor.
ida friends there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
American Bar Association.

ST Paul, Aug, 29-American Bar
Association members which will hold
Its annual meeting here beginning on
Wednesday morning. are arriving In
goodly numbers. Among the promi.
ncnt speakers Is Judge Alton n. Par.
kcr. Judge Parker was at The head.
quarters Of the association Tuesday
morning. tie was willing 10 tell sto.
ries. hut nS word Of politics would
he utter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Why Fret and Worry

When your child has a severe coldi
You need not fear pneumonia or other
pulmonary diseases. Keep supplied
with Ballard's Horehound Syrup-s
positive cure for colds, coughs, whoop-
inR cough and bronchitis. Mrs. Hall,
Of Sioux Falls. s D., writes: II have
used your wonderful Billiards. Hore-
hound syrup on my children for five
years. It's results have been wonder.
full" Sold by w. VI, Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
MEN AND WOMEN FIGHT.
Two VIII Die as the Result Of the
ARRAY.

Two VIII Die as the Result Of the
ARRAY.
Macon. Ga. Aug. 229.-John New
some. a railway employe, and Joseph
Curtis cotton mill operative, are
dying at the city hospital from in
juries received In a bridegroom fight
Monday afternoon, in which half
dozen men and as many women were
participants.
Newsome is shot through bots
his lungs, and Curtis head is horro.
bly, battered by blows dealt with an
ak In the hands Of powerful antag'
onist
Bunk" Curtis, a brother to one Of
the injured men, and the only party
using a revolvt after which he fed
across the Macon, Dublin and Ssvan.
nah railway bridge, AMI into the for.
est beyond, and was not captured at a
late hour Monday night
The row began in the alley upon
which is situated one Of the worst
joints In the city and after 1t had
continued some time, parties who saw
Il said Newsome hin one of the Cur
It's brothers with a bottle. precipita.
ting a battle. which caused nearly a
dozen arrests aud death to hover
about at least two They had been
drinking and hanging around the
house until differences arose involv.
ing some Of the women
II took cool work by the police and
several deputies 10 curb the excite.
meni which prevailed.
Charges were preferred against Ave
inmates OF the house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
SOUTH GAINESVILLE
WANTS MORE LIGHT
Citizens of that Section Will Soon
Present Petition to Council.
THE STREETS ARE DARK

And On Nights When There is No
Moon Pedestrians Find It Difficult to
Make Their Way Without Stumbling
Over Obstacles.
The citizens OF South Gainesville are
apparently not content with the
lighting service they are now receive
ing, and at the next meeting OF the
City Council will probably petition the
council for more light,
I'VE are getting tired Of running
around and falling over obstructionr
In the dark" remarked one citizen, 10
referring to the inadequate system.
1--WE have been 'roped in TO the city
limits, We are paying as much taxes
% anybody else in proportion. and we
are going TO insist on a proportionate
advantage when II comes to lights and
water"
The section OF South Gainesville
sought To be relieved IA said TO be very
dark on nights when there IL no moon,
and those residents in the immediate
vicinity have determined, II possible,
10 secu re the necessary illumination.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
seal. Learning 20 swim.

Young seals do not know how to
swim. They have to become gradual
~ accustomed TO the water either by
entering II 10 paddle about by them
selves or by being carried into Il In
their mothers Jaws. They have great
fear Of the waves that break into foam.
and as soon ms they see one approach
Ing take TO digit n terror and do not
turn round until they have assembled
TO a very high place above the sea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.
Mrs. M. A. EaSterlin Leases Her Right
to Fred Rhinehardt.

Mrs. NJ. A. Easterlin, who for the
past two years has been conducting
the fremont Hotel, 200 West Orange
street. has leased her privileges to
Fred Rhinehardt OF Wade, who has al
ready taken charge OF the place.
Mrs. Easterlin has cond ucted q good
place and enjoyed q fine success in the
business, but decided 70 retire from
active management in the house. MIR.
Rhinehardt, her successor, 10 well
known throughout Alachua county,
and will no doubt enjoy . good bust.
ness, especially from the people OF the
West End, where he was engaged in
the mercantile business for many
years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
A PROMINENT VISITOR.
Hon. 7. =. McGourin. United States
Marshal. Spent Wednesday Here.

non, ', =, MCSouTln, OnlIeu States
Marshal. Spent Wednesday Hero.
Among the prominent visitors 20
this city Wednesday WAS Hon. T, +.
McGourin OF Pensacola, United States
Marshal OF the Northern District OF
Florida. who came here tn consult
Hon. Henry s. Chubb, chairman Of
the Florida Republican State Central
Committee, upon some matters OF VI.
tal Importance 10 the Republican or.
RanIEStion.
Mr.. McGourin 10 not only one OF the
moot prominent Republicans In the
State, but a most refined gentleman as
we'll, Dignifed and commanding in
appearance, yet possessed OF q most
anable and generous disposition, he
has made friends every where, mt only
among the people OF HE own party,
bot Democrats ne we'll
Mr., McGourln expressed himself as
being we'll pleased with the city
"Gainesville 10 growing more rapidly
In proportion to population than any
eitp | have Waited In the State" he
said, "snd I note that the class ~
buildings being erected are OF that
class any city In the land could he
proud Of" lie was especially i'm.
pressed with the mAgniRcence OF the
new buildings OF the University Of
Florida, which he declared would be n
credit TO any State In the Union.
"Gainesville 10 the very place for the
University, and | can see IL Aow." he
continued ~ have AlsAys labored
under the impression, aud now | am
absolutely convinced that no mistake
was made in voting the site Of the
University of Florida in Gainesville "
Mr. McGourin was introduced tn n
number Of prominent eitisens by Col.
Chubb lie left In the afternoon ON
his return homewAFd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
How 10 Avoid Arp.ndieIiis.

Most victims ~ appendicitis are
those who are hahituAlly eonstipated
Orino LaIstive Fruit syrup cure.
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels and restores the
natural aet,on 81 the bowels Orino
Laxative Fruit syrup does not nAu.
sea,e or gripe and i. mild and pleasan,
to take Refuse substitutes J W
McCollum Il Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Mob Chase. White Man.

Augusta, ga. Aux ~ a special
from Aiken. = c. by telephone. "a, :
sheriff Raburn. OF Aiken county. has
been notified that mob II being
formed near Grantcville. where Mr.
Bryant says she was criminally a..
tackled by q white man named Bartoa
saturday, with the determination %
take barton from the Aiken Jail sher.
~ Raburu has taken every prccau,iOn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Frost Visits Iowa,

DcS Moines, Iowa, Aug. 29-Frost
was reported In Iowa luwlands Mon
day for the first time this season. al.
though II Is not believed that the
Iowa corn crop will suffer damage be-.
cause W a. Tho mercury dropped
~ low as ~ degrees at Cedar Rapids
aud Creston, the coolest August day
Tor 10 years. Charles City reported
light frosts, although the temperature
Mss a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Berlin. Aus She Norh German
Gazette has announced that Baron wa
Nordennicht the consul general al
Germany A. NcN Orleans. had been
directed 10 prcCeed 10 Havana 10 pre
teci German Interests In cahA aurins
the absence OF he minister resident
VINO Il % . leave Of absence
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Summer excursion Rates Via Atlantis
Coast Lire.

summer rEcur on rate, TO All sum-
mef eHcnrVO1 points are now on sale
via the Atlantis CoAs, Line No trou-
bic 10 ansWe' questions For rates.
reservations. OF any Information. com.
municats 9Th Frank c. Boylston. Die
trici Passenger Agent. yscksonville
FLORIDA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
IL HnnnRna.

"You are very successful prophet"
we said. "Will you tell us the secret
OF your success
Certainly" the sage replied In
kindly tone As Il is always the UNI
EXPECTED that happens merely proph-
esq the d-"-American Spec
tntor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Ilis Heal self.

When dill you nrst become ac-
Qualnted with your hushandr'
The FIRST time I asked him for
money after We were married Life
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Fear Is the tar that conscience paw.
90 guilt --Sewell.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Excellent Dibisg Car Service on All
Through Trains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
FU|jL8EIlTH F { \ |. IN
FACTORIES |: Ri /
Nauseating Disclosures Made &; Ilt il
Annual. Reportof the Inspec-
tor Of Workshops.

LONDON July 1.-THE BritisEers WHO
have been SO $virtuous recently over the
Chicago & meat packing revelations 4 We're
to-day confronted with the annual elort
Of the inspector Of factories nn Fl. WORT
shops. which shows that The conditioIs
here arc Quite as revolving as anything
alleged ofISthe Eastern packing center.
DIRTY factories and diss listing methods
seem 10 be the rule instead Of athe 5cxcep-
ton. lam factories, bakeries and SAUSAGE
makers are ali censured as beipg equally
filthy, n and the description Of one us
most OF tho others. Here is the report
on a typical Jam factory: +. }
H3'.The boiling room lay between 5 the
yard and the stable, aud the horses
reached theg@latter through the boiling
room, Tho sanitary acco;nnlod tlons
we're hardly separated from the rooms
where the fresh fruit and uncOyerc1 Jam
were kept, and the floors were dirty and
u
Another factory Inspector found jam
fnots being washed In "liquid like dark.
so,p. which smcled abominably.'t The
manager informed tholinspcctor that the
water was changed about once q Week..
inspectors Of bakeries found that y was
q freouent custom to battle the children
in them after the close OF work On Sat Z
Surdnys. i. Z. V,
Tho sausage factories. says tho repor I,
5are mostly owned by Gcrlnails, and are
small dilapidatcd,3 badly lit. and often
infested by rats. 4f q \ 1s Il st
T. ~ , / 4 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
TROOPS MAS !
ON On I'll. FRONTIER
HUstilities Between Salvador and /
.s "a Guatemala Have Broken
5 8'i Out Anew III
UNITED STATES j II !: AS MEDIATOR Z D \.
mo rir q n Mint +nr ;4S ~, ~ 4,
UNITED STATES AS me lAToRl
American Minister, On Way
Home, Has Been Ordered
3i35@ Back to Station.
& (By Assoclnt etl Prcsa. ; !. Y.

i5,NyAsHINGToN,SJ July IL Hostiltics be-
tween Salvador ana Guatemala 81 have
broken Oh anew on the border between
those countries, where peace WIS SAP
posed to have been established. pending
a. settlement OF the trouble between Tho
two countries. Leslie NJ. S colltbs, ma
American minister to \, GuatelnalI. who
was on his way TO the United States to-
assist in settling the difficulties between
SalyadorSnnd Guatemala has been ordered
back 10 Guatemala City from Chan.peS
Rico, Gnateinaln. where he was reached
by cable. Mr.. Combs Will remntn In tho
5Guatemalnn5 capital TO keep the /, United
States advised concerning the trouble and
10 protect American Interests. isiS
Troops Mass on Frontier.
salvadorean ana Guatemalan troops
have been rnassed near the common bouti-
dairy OF the two countries for some time.
and q serious clash was expected; but o
Temporary arrnistice seemed to have been
agreed upon and snlYadorannounced that
j, r. Pacus had been named AS q special
envoy to Washington for the purpose OF
making representations TO the American
government concerning Salvndor''s 93 posi-
ton. John Jenkins. the American cons sui
general at San Salvador. was to accom-
puny Nr Pacus to this country. 81 I'M
Salyndor's alleged assistance OF revo-s
}lutionlsts In Gun emalu, VIII are attempt
Ing 10 Il overthrow President Cabrcrn
caused Gnatemala to protest bi Utterly 70
the United States and Alcxico. B g nd re- Z
suited In representationsfto@ Salvador. Z. BY
those two republics which indicated that
they resented foreign interference In the !
internal affairs OF Guatemala.
Mediation Desired.
AS soon rs the position OF the United I
states was made clear. Salvador an
3nounced that Mr.. Pacus would come to /
Washington to explain the situation, and
Guatemala Indicated a Willingness to have
tho United States act az mediator Re-
assuring reports reached the State l De-
partment concerning the Internal con t,
tons In Guatemala, and It was believed
until to-day that President Cabrera had I
put down the revolution, and that the
rowswith Salvador would soon be a :f7dl1 d
settled. t