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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
PROFITS OF FEEDING CANAL
EMPLOYEES TOLD AT INQUIRY

Washington, March 5.-When ]. E.
Markell was under examination by the
senate canal committee on Friday he
submitted statement as to what he
expected his gross receipts and profits
would be in feeding the canal EN-
ployes during the first five years. He
calculated to make $14,688 net the
first year; $55,010 the second year,
and $117,2t3 for each of the next three
years. Senator Taliferro in the mean
time, made some calculations as the
figures bid by Hudgins & Dumas, and
read them to Mr.. Markell when he
went on the stand again today
Senator Taliferro said that in the
first year the difference in fevor of the
Hudgins and Dumas contract was $780,
600, and in five years $691,200. Pro-
ceeding, he said that Mr.. Shonts had
predicted that by next July there
would be 5000 gold men and 10000
silver men in the isthmus and if they
all came within the feeding contract,
first year the difference in favor of the
of the Hudgins & Dumas contract of
$75S, 400 the first year, and of $3,792,-
coo in five years.
AFTER POLITICAL INFLUENCE.
Can you explain why the railroad
company would give this contract
when they had before them bid so
much lower, from reputable and ex-
perienced men in your line of busi-
ness?" asked the senator.
II don't know anything about that, Z"
replied the witness. but In actual
experience, out of the $4,000 silver
men at work on the isthmus, the rail
road has never fed more than 1000,
and don't think that at any time
should have been feeding more than
a quarter of the whites. The rest are
keeping house or boarding elsewhere
than in these hotels. What would
happen in the future is simply a guess
but calculated that at the beginning
of the third year there would be six
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hotels running and 900 guests"
The witness having said that he
did not know Hudgins & Dumas,
Senator Taliaferro read the letters in
which that firm referred 10 the presi-
dent as knowing them, to Postmaster
General Cortelyou and the immigrant
commissioner at New York.
= Don't you think that if these men
had right to make such references
they are people of some standing?"
"Well, IT would seem as though they
way" responded the witness.
DO you mean that any one would
dare to refer to the president of the
United States for the sake of his in
fluence on a contract" asked the SEN
atof.
TO GET CROMWELL AGAIN.
Il know l would not. | don't know
about them," was the reply of the wit
ness. 81 know | was asked on Friday
what political influence had helped me
to get the contract, and | responded
absolutely none"
IF your testimony had stopped
there it would have been better for
YOU" said Talioferro severely.
Il think it will average up pretty
WELL" retorted the witness who short
ly afterwards was excused.
Senator Morgan then offered a reso-
luton to be considered at some future
time, declaring that Markets contract
was without lawful authority and that
the payment of $10.750 to him was
not proper charge against the Pan
anna railway, or against the United
States.
Mr.. Morgan also made it plain that
he is not going to let Mr.. Cromwell
escape further examination if he can
help it, for he got the committee to
amend the resolution adopted by it
on Saturday, so as to make it possible
for any witness to be recalled "at the
request of any member of the com
mittee"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
HEAVY DAMAGES
Asked by Plaintiff Who Says His Coal
Lands Are Being Invaded.

Ezra Gesaman has brought suit in
common pleas court to recover $l9-
500 from John P. Jones, the Cleveland
Massillon Coal. company and others.
he also asks for an injunction re
straining the company from extending
the base Of its operations.
Gesaman claims to have leased to
Jones, William BOsley and T. j. Nor
gan. certain coal lands in Lawrence
township. These leases they after
wards transferred to the Cleveland
Massillon Coal Co., which, Gesaman
claims, has invaded other property net
included in the lease. 1t is charged
that 5000 tons of coal were mined
therefrom.
The petition was filed by Attorneys
Spidle, Sterling and Braucher.
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OPPOSE BOULEVARD
STARK COUNTY POMoNA GRANGE
HAS NO USE FOR 1T.
Prosecuting Attorney Upham En-.
dorsed-Ofiicers Elected at Sat
urday's Meeting at Mas
si!Ion.

Beach City, O., March 5-Stark Co,
Pomona Grange met with Perry
Grange at Massillon, March 8 and
was royalty entertained. The morn
ing session was devoted to the work
of the 5th degree, there being five
candidates received Oficers we're in
stalled as follows:
M, c, A, POntius; O., Lee Shirk; lee
tureT, Velma Wise; S., w. H. Wise;
A. s., J. b. Eberly; chaplain, Anna p.
HOLES; treasurer, James d. Altman:
secretary, Milton II. WOodling; G. K,
Adam Deatz; Pomona, Ella Stoner;
Ceres, Jennie Grant; Flora, Amelia
Montgomery; L. A. s., Ida Essig
A literary program was rendered
and the following resolutions were
passed:
1,-Recognizing the value and i'm
portance of improved highway condi-
latiOn as will abolish the present sys-
TEN of sub-district road supervisors,
and create a centralized department
OF public highways that will secure
uniform and adequate results for the
money expended.
2.-We are unalterably opposed to
the bill now pending in the Ohio
senate, known as the Pollock bill, au.
thorizing the widening of roads for
the creation of boulevards, for the
fundamental reason that we are op-
posed to the expenditure of public
money for private interests.
3.-We heartily endorse the Official
course pursued by our prosecuting at
torney, Mr.. Upham, and ask all good
citizens to give him their hearty CO.
operation and suDnort.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
GOLDEN WEDDING
FiFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELE-
BRATED BY PARIS COUPLE
Children Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brush Brought Them Gifts.

~'''NH ~ ~ cifN NtiS SrIltGSl
Brush Brought Them Gifts.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Jas. Bush
Of Paris, Stark county, was the scene
Of an enjoyable gathering on Sunday
March 4, the occasion being their 50th
wedding anniversary.
Elizabeth Thomas and Joseph Bush
were married March 2, 1856, at Maxi
mo, this county, and of this union sew.
en children were born: Mrs. L. e.
Shively. of Moultrie. Coiumbiana coun-
ty, o.. David Bush, of Mt. Pleasant,
Mich; Mrs. A. Myers, of Louisville;
Jane Bush, of Paris; Mrs. A. Roro-
baugh, of Louisville; Mrs. ]. Curtis
Baum, and Miss Margaret l.. Bush of
919 West Fifth street, Canton, all of
whom, with the exception of the only
son, David, and Mrs. Albert Rora-
baugh, were present, together with
relatives and friends to the number
OF about 60.
At noon the guests sat down to a
table groaning with good things, the
piece de resistance of which feast
was the brides cake, made in the
shape Of a horseshoe, some two feet
in diameter, which the bride of 50
years ago cut and distributed to the
guests.
The aged couple were the recipi-
ents of numerous gifts in gold, china,
etc, appropriate to the occasion,
among which were pair of glasses
each, gold pieces, etc.
Music was a feature of the day
The guests departed at late hour
pronouncing the golden wedding a
decided success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
GETS RIGHT OF WAY
MASsiLLoN LIGHT COMPANY TO
EXTEND SERVICE
VIII String Wires and Transmit Pow
er to Canal Dover-Aetion by
Commissioners.

The board Of county commissioners
on Monday granted to the Massillon
Light, Heat ana Power company a
right of way from Massillon 70 Canal
Dover for the purpose of placing poles
and wires to transmit electricity
The trustees OF Canton township
were also ordered to change the road
near Waco for the purpose of eradicat-
ing a switch.
Bids for Office supplies for county
Offices We're also opened. Nine bids
were filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
WILLIAM HUGHES
Death and Burial of a Well Known
Resident of Minerva.

Minerva, March 5-The death of
William Hughes came as a sudden
to the entire community last We'd
nesday at IL O'Clock. Mr.. Hughes
had complained of cold but was
around the house as usual the day be-
fore his death. PNEUMONIA seized
him during the night and at o'clock
Wednesday morning he complained
Of feeling tired and death claimed
him at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Hughes was 64 years of age
and was one of the best known men
of Minerva for he had been a resi-
dent of this place the greater part of
his life. He was faithful member
of the Disciple church and held mem,
bership in the l. o. o. F. lodge in
Canton. He leaves wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs Caldie Marshall, of Cleve-
land, and two little granddaughters.
The funeral services were held
from the residence Friday afternoon
at l o'clock. Rev. T. l.. Fowler Off
ciated, assisted by the choir which
rendered three favorite selections of
the deceased. Many floral tributes
adorned the casket
The bearers were Messrs. Benton
Smith, Howard Speakman, u. ID.
Rollor, William Zimmerman, Bachtel
and Koontz Of the Odd Fellows lodge.
Those in attendance from a distance
were Mrs. Carrie Marshall and daugh-
ter, Cecil, of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Miner and Mrs. Yockey, of
Waynesburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shepperd and son, of Dillonvale, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mong. of Robertsville;
Edward Craig and son, Fred, of New
Berlin; Mrs. Shannon of Ravenna; Ed
ward Eakin of Allegheny; Thomas
Dennis and family of Alliance; Man.
ton Dennis and family of Canton; Will
liam Dennis and family of Augusta:
Messrs. Koontz and BachteI, of Can
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
ALLIANCE MINISTER
Has Received a Call from Ashtabula
Congregation.

Special TO Morning News
Alliance, O., March C5.-Rev A. B.
Moore, pastor of the Christian church
here, has received a communication
from the congregation at Ashtabula,
asking him to consider a call to that
place. So far, Rev. Moore has done
nothing in the matter A representa-
tive of Ashtabula was in the city
day or two ago and called upon Rev
Moore
During Rev. Moore's pastorate here.
the church has prospered, the collec-
tion for foreign missions this year has
exceeded any former years by about
SO per cent. All branches of the
church have been prosperous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
CANTON MAN
Killed Monday on the 3. & o. at
Wheeling.

Word was received by the Miller
Blanchard Co. Monday evening that
Arthur H. Stauffer was killed on the
Baltimore C Ohio railroad at Wheel
ing Monday. No other particulars were
received concerning the accident.
Mr., Stauffer, up to two months ago,
had been in the city for several years
and had been employed by the Miller
Blanchard Co, lie was well known in
this city, was single and about %
years OF age.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
ALLEN SUSPENDED
Patrol Operator Gets Five DAYS for
Failing to Keep His Quarters
Clean,

John Allen, patrol operator at patrol
headquarters, was suspended for five
days on Monday by Mayor Turnbull
for failing to keep his headquarters
clean.
Hub" Reed was appointed to take
Aliens place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
CUPBOARD FELL
And Seriously Injured Little Mary
Berger Yesterday.

Mary Berger, aged IL years, met
with a serious accident at her home
on Warner avenue extension Monday
She was removing the dishes from a
large cupboard when the cupboard
fell over on her breaking her thigh
in two places. She was at once given
medical aid and is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
Aged Woman Suffers Bad Fan.

McDonaldsyille, o., March 5.-Mrs
Hank, an aunt of Mrs. J. A. Braucher,
south OF town, fell last Saturday noon
breaking her arm and leg. She is
doing as well as can be expected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09

The man who thinks ne is the most
competent TO argue religion is the
one who goes fishing ON Sunday. ElM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09

Too many people think that an AK
is the only weapon with which to
fight the battles of life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
D=ZertQ

Quick Pudding and D-Zerta Perfect Jelly
Ice Cream Powder, 2 packages for 20
cents. Five choice fiavors of each. A
trial will convince you how easy it is to
have the finest desserts with no labor
sud little expense. Order to-day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
STATE CAPITOL NEWS

Columbus, o., March 5-Quadren-
nial registration will be required in
Marietta, Chillicothe, Ashtabula, Pi-
qua, Massillon, Ironton and Marion, if
the senate concurs in the Tinker bill
passed by the house. AS it goes to
the senate the bill requires registra-
tion in all cities having over 1880
population. An amendment offered
by Representative Hunt, and adopt
ed, changes registration dates so two
weeks instead Of one, shall intervene
between the last registration day and
election day. 1t fixes the first regis
tration day one week earlier, or on
the Thursday of the fifth week pre-
ceeding election, instead of the fourth
week Each of the three other regis
tration days is set week earlier, the
third and fourth days being Friday,
and Saturday of the third week pre-
ceeding the Noven ber election, in
stead of the second week.
Under bill passed by the senate
and OF which Senator Williams of
Cleveland is the author, vacancies in
city councils, If the measure is con-
Cured In by the house, win be filled
at special elections instead Of by ap-
pointment of council as at present.
The house, after an impassioned
plea by the author, passed the Friz-
zell bill to establish manual train
ing course at the Gitis Industrial
school at Delaware.
Representa- tive Yost's bill to re-
quire examining and licensing of FIRE
men of stationary steam engines was
indefinitely postponed by the house.
The house elections committee win
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09

report favorably the Kealey bill to re
peal the Dana law, which discourages
independent voting by prohibiting the
placing of name in the same ballot
twice.
County surveyors from all over the
state will get an advance in salary
from 81 to SIS per day If a bill intro
duced by Mr.. Tinker of Ross county,
and approved by the house committee
on fees and salaries is passed. 1t is
the only bill introduced this session
which advances salaries. The fees
and salaries committee also ap-
proved the Ashbrook bill fixing the
salaries of inflrmary directors. I'm
der the Ashbrook bill the maximum is
fixed at $4,000 and the minimum at
$1,000 per year. The maximum APP
plies in all counties having a popula-
ton greater than 100000.
The senate joint resolution pro-
viding for session of the general as
sembly In 1909, made necessary by
the adoption of the constitutional
amendment, will be favorably report
ed by the house judiciary committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09
have YOU TRIED

the new Quick Desserts that grocers are
now sellingl They are justly termed
EASY to Make" as all ingredients are in
the package. Three complete products
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09

Representa- tive Yost's bill to re-
quire examining and licensing of fire
men of stationary steam engines wal
indefinitely postponed by the house
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-09

The house elections committee win
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-27
geaor EN- Daare er pre6, aab1er bar
Mun6en og luffer 9inene.

@n fort @rig. timber 6enne Sper=
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&rig, Ser / Mellen1amerifa bar uo-
bruot mellem 9fepnbliferne @uate=
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geleoes fnn6e bi nteo6elte, at 6e Sor.
@tater bapoe tilbuot Magling, og at
ser ON @oro poa arigsifibet v@far-
blebea0" iful6e finoe en- &onference
9te6 mellen1 Mepraienta1ter for oe
tire &epublifer. 0enne bar 6a oglao
i ii6lte l1ge fn1l6et 5teo 1neo Set @e-
i11ltat, at / Gre0agS blep en- 6reos=
traftat un6ertegnet ON @pro pao
11Marbiebea6", Der frD6le0e nofor
Guatemala &piten;;t narmere slngi=
belle al Sraftatens ssSlobolo er life
gtbet us enonn, me1t @obe6punfterne
tgr a11tages at bliDe, at 8aabnene
ne0l9gges og 1tatnS quo opretbol6es
Sen mefsifanlfe @elan6t 5eno1
@anboa, bar ilar birfion1 til, al
Goerensfor1it opnaae6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-07-27
@enerql Gtocsiel ifal ifpbes* 9el'

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&onlislion, ser par ne6lat til at un-
oerigge 6orboloene I Sorbin0elie meo
Spergipelien al 6eltningen Fort 9lr-
tbur UNDER Sen ruSlilf=lapal1eltlte
&rig, bor MI oflluttet line slrbejoer
og in0ltiller, at General Stoeslel 1fal
aflfe0iges og ifp0es for at bape oper-
gibet Sn1tningen til Sapanelerne-
st 8ar al16re @e1eraler in0ltilles Il.
gele0es til 9lflfeOigelle og 5trafor-
bej0e, lne0ens slonirql suerieff, 6en
ti0ligere ruslilfe 8icefonge 9ita~
iien, bpis forlfjellige SSntriger os
Sss11fonnpetence mon lt6lanoet alti0
tillaqoe g5fpl6en for Serigens l16-
bruo og for 9fuslan0 iaa rbeloige
6orlgb, ir6ltilles til at blipe uirette=
lat!" Sm fort Si6 bill Sen ege1lige
Braoe1ie of 6isie eager blipe en-
&rigsret forelagt.
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Hmerkanske lllillion3rer % rl<jerin2nd til Danmark

, Gireftpr for Set Jorene0e Camp
lfibs Sellfab sl0n1irol 9}icbeliel,
Iireftpr Salicotb for Get Danfs
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be0e at gjpre aft, bpoo Ser ltaar I
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6e6ageligt lom nl1ligt og il1teres=
lant pe0 t. 81. cit ll6ltilling al alt,
ser lortercr un0er 2on06r,tgs- og
Mejeripnlenet.
9eltogernes 9lfrejie ioregaor fra
SEEM Oorf birefte til @jpben1abn
n1eO ct al SEN oo1ife 2il1ies 5tibe.
Otter sl11fonl lten til &jdbel1bonn BE-
npttes ct 4Sor Gage til 9elpg paa
forifjellige Ste0er, nogle Ieltipite-
ter, bpori6lanot en al b'@rr. Ebi=
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9onfet for Geltogerne / 5l1rel1, bpor-
til Negjeringens @ieoleruner, 0en
anerifonlfe @elan0t / &jp6enbaut og
n1l1lig ollSre pil blibe il1obltot.
Otter cit 9ll1tonobiltltr gjennen1
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til Berlin, igiel1ne1n @ollun0 til for=
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ct 9elpg / Yaris. Sn1foltl1il1gerne
pe0 Sl1ren, ser ber1tes at toge 5 a 6
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Suren er forl16 lifret at pille blipe en-
ltorilooet Sufces, og forl10eu 6et
reellc ll0bptte, om Geltngerne bill
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9}orge, Sverige og Iinlon0 pen6es
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ne Sllr be0re lor Ionlnorf JONI Su<
ri1hol1o for s(merifonerne, ems mani
&c Snlil1oe Collars geflon1er oil
u0rette 9larepis; og pe0 gtoblering
al 9ol0els forbin0eljer, bpor prafti=
lfe omerifanfe Jorretningsmgno
bill fonlne 0irefte gcrpring
mes Set me9et go0e, Ser poa
monge Sn1roo0er fin6es fife nlil16It
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nelige ltore 6or0ele, at hi life lfaE
forl6ge poa at gaa 0etaljer eller
op1tille &alfltlatiol1er.
Scr. 81. Jrancf Wi1iplon er fra
&j9benbabn og ct 38 9lar gnnnnel-
5on1 ti6ligere l1GDnt far ban 1t0taget
flere Botenter, ca. l 9uiil1, bporaF
ban ne0 go0 6or6el far iolgt en-
9el. Sroos meget beifjeftiget paa
forfjellig Maa6e faar ban oog Sio
til at opfpl6e fine 8ligter lon1 Wfeo-
arbej0er be0 forlfiellige Nfejeri6la6e
/ G6icogo og ct. SAUL, og bans Mr,
tifler ct 1neget popul9re.
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be6ringer al eriiterenoe Mlejerier.
Mr. Ebiliplons SirflolnbeO iifrer
bon ioale0es, at bans 0}ejeriperoe=
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