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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-16

Messrs. Rev. C. Fecht, Harvey Price
F. X. Hoover. Canton guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hanback,, Sr,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Heiman, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mullaly, Messrs Joseph Ham.
bach, Jr., Jacob Hanback,, Ed Ham,
bach, VIM. Klein, Miss Carmelita
Heiman; and from Massillon, Misses
Anna and Nell FURY, Miss Mabel
Hoch,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-16
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Strike Continues.

Lodz, Oct, 1.-THE strike here sti
continues and the police are unable
check the disturbances which are O
curing hourly. Street fighting il co
stantly being waged, but the author
ties are suppressing details of a
casualties. All the shops have bee
ordered closed by the officials and N
residents are panic stricken.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-16
NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Oct 13.-The fifth an
niversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs r. p. Troxel was celebrated by
a gathering Of their friends. invited
guests for the occasion, at their home
on South Main street Wednesday even
ing Dinner was served at 1880 and
the evening hours were spent in cards
and other social ways. A number of
nice presents were given, Those
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-16
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-16
Couldn't Throw the Doctor.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 14.-Krank
Gotch, champion heavy weight wrest-
Ter of America, met DR.. B. +, Roller,
OF the University of Pennsylvania, in
a handicap match, Gotcb undertaking
10 throw the doctor twice in one
hour. Roller proved Goteh's equal and
the latter failed TO throw him once
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

King Edward holds diploma for
forestry.
John Jacob Astors income is esti-
mated at 100000 day
His new title is "Warwicl Hartman.
the maker of political kings"
Nansen, the A.Stic explorer. goes to
London as Norwegian Minister
Governor Folks definition of "gra ft"
Is to be used in the Standard Diction-
airy.
Senator Depew continues to decline
invitations 10 dinners and other public
functions.
Elmer j. Burkett. OF Nebraska. the
"baby' member Of the United States
Senate, WAS Il plowboy at ten years OF
age.
NJ. Hostand is said to have declined
an offer Of $2o.oOU fov Il single maga-
zine publication of his new play,
"Chanticeer.
Observing his sixty eighth birthday.
Andrew Carnegie announces that so
FAR he has succeeded in giving away
$l3S000,000.
Sir Archibald Geikr. the famous
Seologist. predicts ano;her dehgp on
account of the universa! decay OF the
surface OF the land.
King George of Greece * an athlete
and more ;han once. under The pseudo
nym of George PapadopuluS." has
taken part in the struggles in the arena
and the racing path.
Sir Henry Campbell Zimmerman. ac-
cording to the Dundee Advertiser.
seems to be the first Prime Minister OF
purely Celtic strain
Frank f. Klcppcr. The Republican
Congressman from the Third Missouri
District, Is six foeI four inches in
height and weighs 2S0 pounds.
Former Vice President Levi i. Nor
ton has given 10 Rhiupciif. y. y. near
which his home. EllcrSlie. is situated.
an industrial home anu rrad:n--room
to cost $4,000.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04

ashington, Special.-Telegraphic
signals announcing the birth of 1906
were flashed from the Naval Observa-
tory here through the medium of the
Western Union and the Postal Tclc-
graph Companies. The signal was
tlcked off ut -, |, and 3 o'clock.
respectively. SO as to conform with
the midnight hour for Washington,
Central, Rocky Mountain and Pacifcc
coast time, respectively. The midnight
signal was repeated to all points read
lily available by the telegraphic campa-
nies; To Honolulu. Guam, and Manila: :
through Mexico and 10 points in the
West Indies, aud, where possible. cit
les III South America and to England
and France. The Washington mid
night signal also flashed to the Wire
less telegraph stations with n view to
Its munication to ships Mt sea.
No attempt was made, as on previous
occasions. to circumvent the globe
with the flash signal.
The long distance telephone was al
so utilized where available for COM
municating the arrival of the New
Year
New York. Special. The advent of
the New Year was the occasion to-
night of the usual noisy demonstra-
tlons throughout the city OF New York
The fach that New Years cs-e fell on
Sunday did not dampen the enthuas-
lasm of the tens Of thousands of peo-
pie who paraded the streets blowing
great tin horns, ringing bells ,ef all
descriptions. and finally, with the com
ing of midnight rcsoI'ting to all sorts
OF methods for the production Of noise
dhe chimes of Old Trinity brought
TO lower Broadway and Wall street
the greatest throngS of New Year
merry makers. For years the bells of
tins historic church have been runx rs
:he signal of y new wears birth. lin
the threatrc and restaurant district
OF upper Broadway the crowds on
the streets. Sunday night concerts and
III the cafes were the largest in wears.
On the uptown streets many merry
makers III carnaVil spirit INDUCED in
confetti battles. Everywhere there
was a spirit Of revelry and the new
years welcome WAS rs noisy as New
Workers know how to make 1T
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Crime to Export Silver

Washington, Special-The Philip
pine Commission has enacted alaw
making ii crime to export silver
from the islands. This step has been
taken on account of the serious men,
ace to the parity of the Philippine
currency, which was threatened by
the recent expectations of Silver coins
and bullion. The law provides for
the forfeiture of such attempted ex-
portation, for fine of not more than
$4,000 IL gold, Imprisonment for
year, or both. Passengers on the
ships leaving the island are allowed
to take not more than twenty-five
pieces-$12 so in gold.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04

New Orleans, Speciality FAR the
largest sectional meeting of the con-
vention of scientists was that which
attended the symposium on yellow
fever and other insect-born diseases
OF the section on physiology and ex-
perimental medicine this afternoon.
The experiences of the fight in New
Orleans last sammer and the lessons
To be drawn from ii and a descrip-
tion of the original Investigations in
Cuba under the Reed commission
proved subjects Of great interest to
the visiting delegates. At the con-
clusion of the symposium there was
practically unanimous acceptance of
the doctrine that yellow fever is alone
communicated by the stegomva fas-
ciata.
Surgeon j. H. White, of the Marine
Hospital Service, who had charge of
the fever fight here, gave the results
OF DR.. Reeds findings rs they were
observed in New Orleans. DR.. James
Carroll, who was n member of the
Reed commission, declared that with
out mosquitoes There could be no yellow
fever and detailed at length his .ex-
perience in Cuba.
Assistant Secretary A. j. Nickel
way, of the National Child Labor
Committee, attracted much attetion
with oaper ON the child labor prob
lem, giving the results of his studies
III the South and pointing to the
danger ot race degeneracv involved
III sending little children To the mills.
tie saiG there We're probably GO0OO
children under IA years at work in
Southern mills. AMI lrow To correct
Tie evit WIS an American problem.
because II concernel the depreciation
of the pulpst American stock ON the
continent.
Other interesting papers on the
Progress of the Negroes of Virginia
rs Property Owners" by Charles Ed
eerton, of the Bureau OF Corporations
at Washington. and the .'Southern
cotton Null Workers and their Con-
dltlon,'' by Rev. j. ~. Baldwin. of
Charlotte, N c., were read.
Professor w. r. Warner. of Cleve-
land, who accompanied the CONGRESS
sional Committee to the isthmus. read
Il paper ia which ne said that unless
a sea-leval canal was built i'm Panama.
all the work NOW In progress would
be in vain
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Ex- Governors Death.

Boise. Idaho, Special.-It developed
that the ASSASSINATION at Caldwell of
former Governor Frank Steunenberg
with dynamite bomb was perpetra-
trated by some ono person by pulling
"a wire that exploded the dynamite as
the former Governor was dosing the
near gate of his home. It WAS :at first
thought that the bomb was arranged
to explode automatically as the gate
opened. 1t also developed that two
bombs were. both being exploded
simultaneously, by means q wire and
waxeC fish line. remnants of which
were found on the lawn. The con-
wiction grows that Stelmcnbere was
murdered as Il result of his activity
m crushing miners strike riots at
Cour d -Alene i'll 1899. On this theory
che man was arrested but his name is
ScEf secret by the police. who saw
evidence against the prisoner is strong
Five other men have been detained ON
suspicion.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Grateful for Legal Hanging.

Hadsden, Ala. Special-Jadk Tun-
ter and Vance Garner. negroes. were
hanged IN the county Jail here for the
murder or Mas Jane Smith. a white
woman. who was assaulted and kill
ed III this city last spring. Will John.
son, also negro, convicted of the
same crime, was repi'ived by the Gov
ernor until February 9. pending ex-
animation OF later evidence in his ease.
Gardner denied his guilt until The last
h9nter confessed 10 having com
miited the crime. Garner neck was
broken. Hunter thanked the white
people for not permitting The mob to
lynch him.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Twenty five Lost in Hurricane.

Victoria, Il. c., Special.-A Brit
ish ship, Pass of Melforth, Captain
Cougal, was dashed to pieces in a hur-
ricane on Christmas night, together
with crew of %. The vessel was
caught on the lee side, off shore, in
terrific southwest gale, raging off
the straits of San Juan De Fuca, on
the western coast of Vancouver ISL
and. She was destroyed on Amphri-
trite point, known as the '"Monu-
ments of Wrecks" The Pass Mel
forth was built nm Glasgow, in 1901.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
WITH THE TOILERS.

The printers strike in Richmond, Va
has assumed a sensational phase
The Canadian Typothetae has begun
to import printers from England
The American Federation of Labor,
In session at Pittsburg. passed reSo-
luton favoring women's suffrage
The Sydney (N. S. wy Wharf labor
ers' Accident and Burial Society has
to42 to the credit of It's burial fluid
Bricklayers and. other laboring men
of Eastern Washington have boycogted
the brick made by convicts at thc
| Walla Walia Penitentary
The plastcrers in Germany receive
eight marks tS1.90l per day: from ten
to twelve marks (S2.3S to $3.50 if ,io-
! ing pieccworll, and the carriers like.
amount.
Women in all parts of the United
, States are to be asked to join in the
| fight against the age limit which bars
men above forty-tive years Of age trofEs
employment.
| The Coastal Operative Butchers aud
SlauGhtermen's Union. in West 4.uStra-
| lia. intends t make IN effort "a rps,JS-
citatc the one-time powerful Goldt-lds
Butchers Union.
1t is reported that radical changes in
| the lmmigration laws will follow l.. tiIs~
suggestions of Commissioned Gcurv:s8
lmmig IN of mhm m mmbm.nnIo
of immigration Sargent are put iut0
| effect.
The Victorian CAuStraIim Anil
Sweating League has discovered that
number of girls who are good s,Iort-
hand writers and smart typstS were
receiving an average wage of ouiY *
I'd n week.
y movement to replace women stem
oSraphers at the City Hall. OF st
Louis. Mo. with men "who huvc tJnli-
| lies 10 support and who cam do sr1P
work Just as well as the women" vas
ma ugurated at the meeting OF the
House of DelcGateS.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Mccall Has Not RESIGNED

New York, Special.--A report tha.
John a Mccall resigned as president
of the New York Life Insurance Com
psny at meeting of the trustees of
the company last Saturday was denied
to-day by Augustus G. Paine. a mem.
bqr OF the eomnittee recently appoint
ed TO go over the company's : affairs
Mr.. Payne stated that the report was
absolutely untrue. and added that the
Trustees did not meet Saturday. Ii
had been said that the meeting was n
s4cret one and that the trustees had
pledged themselves to keep the matter
OF the resignation secret uuti the an
nnal report Of the company came out
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Weddi ig Present for Miss Roosevelt,

Washington, Speeial.-The prcsi.
dent . attention has beep caIled 60 .
olSpa'ch rom Baker City, Ore. to the
effect that subscription is about to
be started for a wedd;po nresont fov
Miss Alice Roosevelt Pres;6on,
Roosevelt stated that while be deen-
ly appreciated the evidence of gc,d
will, he hoped nothing Of tho l,;nd
would be undertaken. IN fact ho
wished particularly that the proposed
collection OF funds should rot he
made. w. ~
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Receiver Brief.

Norfolk, Va. Special.-The claim of
the Edward Stern Company having
been settled. Judge w. b. Martin Fri
day discharged T. Catsby Jones from
the receivership of the Southern Mu-
tual Aid Association, Of Norfolk. to
which he was appointed Thursday.
The Birmingham Association after
settling the Stern claim annaunced its
soivency. f. $. Griygs, Il stakeholder
in the Norfolk Association, instituted
proceedings for an accounting against
both companies without asking for a
receivership.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Cumberland University Opposes Foot
ball

Nashville, Tenn, Special.-Cumber-
land University. Lebanon, goes on
record as opposing football as it is
at present played. AS result of
this decision, no foot ball schedule
will be made for the next season.
S3.200,000 Deal in Louisiana Lumber.
Beumont, Tex, Special Colonel
Samuel Park. president of the Indus
trial Lwmber Company, will leave for
Chicago to close up the details of n
lumber purchase involving 10000
acres of virgin pine in Rapid and
Vernon parishes. in Louisiana. The
amount to be paid is $3,2O0,OOO.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Vote For Church Union.

ST. Louis. SPECIALIZATION diyis-
ION of 80 years steps were eonsum-
mated at joint session of the general
committees. which. if formally rati-
fled next May by the General Assem-
blies. will unite the Northern Presbv-
terrain Church and the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church Almost two
days were consumed by sub-commit-
tees i'll arranging details for the union.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Big Shoe Concern Assigns.

New Bedford. Mass. Special.-An-
nouncement was made of the assign
ment OF Hathaway. Son and Harring-
tor Incorporation. boot and shoe
manufacturers of this city and Bos-
ton. Thos. +. Dillon of Boston. was
named as assignee. The firm is one
of the best known III the shoe trade of
New England. 1t is stated that the
creditors will be paid in fun. The cx-
act amount of The liabilities is not
known.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Mutiny Among Sailors.

st. Petersburg, By Mutiny
has broken out among the sailors, on
the warships, Abrek, Admiral Korin-
loft, Okean. and three torpedo boats
lying at Libau. Orders were given to
the vessels To proceed to Rigato TO
cooperate with the land forces in
quelling the revolt there. The crews
refused to obey orders. The officers
are powerless in the fact of this re-
fusal and the ships are still anchored
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
The Pope's Jubilee in 1903.

Rome, BY Cable-Preparat.o .ons are
already going on to celebrate i'm 1908
the jubilee of the Pope's ordination
as priest. Being asked if b, desir-
ed the festivities to be similar othose
witnessed on the occasion of the
priesthood jubilee Of the late Pope
Leo, when an international exhibi-
tion was held i'll the vatican, the
Pope answered: Certainly not. /
wish the celebration to maintain a
strictly religious charaoter.''
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Is Internal Machines Captured.

Brussels. Belgium, by Cab e-Ad-
vices received here from ST. Peters
burg say that the Semenowsky
guards regiment supported by the
artillery, had been sent from there
to Moscow. Reinfurcements are also
being sent from the neighboring post
to Moscow. The police Mt Kieff have
discovered Il bomb factory in the cell
lar of crowded tenement biildinv
In that city, and fifteen internal ma
chimes were seized.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Fruit,nen in Convention

~, DeS MoiheS: Ia. Special.-Thr
Western Association of Err;t Crou,
rS ,cl opened IFS ANIMAL meeting here.
'e "'''nua'iee Is quite large and
'r ,'lee' ing present. many interest
s h'''es' M"'y prominent fruit
Sn"''r ana experts from this and
o'ncr 'rli' STATES are in attendance
and some highly important poners
have been promised to he read
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
THE BIRTH OF 1906
Once Again The Old Year is
Passed to History
CARNIVAL SCENE IN NEW YORK

Navel Observatory at Washington
Ticks Off Signal at IL, l, 2, and 8,
O'clock, Washington Time, to Diff
ferent Time Belts of the United
States and also Sends the Tidings
to Honolulu, Guam, Minalla, Mexi-
CO and West Indies-No Effort
Made to Encircle the Globe This
Year-Signal Wirelesscd to Ships
at Sea.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Three Killed IN Trolley Accident.

Nahoney City, Pa, ,Special.-A troll
ley car on the Schuykill railway was
struck by Lehigh Valley freight
train on grade crossing, at Grad
vile. Mr.. Winkle of Mahoney City,
and two Arabian women unknown.
from Shenandoah, were killed out
right and several Others were injured.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Dry Dock Dewey Heard From.

AnnapoIis..j~Special.-A wireless
message from Commander II. ii.
Hosley, of the dry dock Dewey. was
received at noon to-day at the Naval
academy. Ii stated that the dock was
A9o miles southeast of Cape Henry at
ihatRi!me, that moderate weather had
been eneosstesed and that the Dewey
was averaging three and one-half
knots an hour.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04

-h'S'oN' ny NdUle.-F'lrlno' IN the
streets continued until n,;dn;obt
Wednesday night. The Governor
General issued an appeal 70 tho mo-
pie, which is displayed in the streets
urging the citizens II ot to t,rst 70
the false interpretations ,;ve,, tho ra-
cent manifesto aud call;,o ~, .tl.,, 10
give mp the strike and tolsa s;doS viii
the troops and the police in the ,ro,n,.
vation of order, restiuy ON tho ,..r,-
ance that the lawful o,th,,.;,;os ,,.;u
know how to protect fl;ves ora ,,,r
erty.
i-oi"oh' by ,aDie.- The 81. Petrs-
burg correspondent of Tho 1,;uoc j.,
dispatch dated Decelnber o6 savs
Governor General iDonboSn,T te,e-
graphing reports that IL Oo0 na,sons
had been killed or wounded n, NTcs-
COW.
=, Inc iatest h"ws 1rpm Moscow SAYS
that the first regiment of Don COS
sacks, TverlS .goons and Tho No.-
N'Ni ieSiiiien' Oh infantry mutined
ana are cohhhed IN their barracks.
=, @ "ii informed lipm good source
.,,aI ona -'ooo persons were killed and TO-
600 wounded The revolut;,u;ct> ,ro
i."N'iiS ho heaoway Dut they show up
signs of exhaustion.
All over the city tberp arc m,rl, 9
of the battle which has r,ged IN tho
streets for three days, aud fhe distant
booming of cannon shows fbot the
fighting is not yet at an ord Uou.n,
have been completely deroj;sbed Inv
the artillery, and evervwhcrc win
dows have been smasi, ,ed bv bullets
Governor General Dorbosoff has
prohibited the opening of windows
The better classes ale afraid In ven-
ture on the streets o-,1ro 10 Tho fa -
that numerous bombs and otler .1o,J
ly missiles are beirg th,,n,v, fro,,
the windows and rCafs of bousns
Near the trinIupnai arch ooujd he seer
today. the rec flags Of The ipsurceuts
flying above their oorr;codes Sol
uierS surrounded ihe Continental Ho-
tel and artillery was brought mn rs Il
was claimed that shot had been fred
from one Of the windows IL was
with difficulty that the landlord ne,;.
shaded the troops not TO demolish tbe
building. ''
- '"e correspondent entered the
telephone exchange he saw two op;to-
tors shot by a passiny natroI Ar,;l.
lery can he heard AT work mean. tho
Nicholas station.
iWo a'tempts on the life of the pre-
feet of police by students. one of them
woman, was frustrated Tho st,,.
dents were arrested.
ne Do"'Se ',aIet.ersays II is report
police of ST. Peter .hurg has hoo,,
informed by telephone tbot tbe nm,n
Der of dead or wounaed ,t Mosonu,
.:"i'ioer .: I".oVo ana that when ques-
,ioiica 'onight lhe general did not
"eny 'hal snch report had been re-
a. ne merchants hehe complain that
snen are Sniiei1ns seriously from the
ing the information IN royard - +ho
situation there. as all letters .re ooro-
fully censored.
The correspondence of tbe q
c'srsourg limes' Wires that it is re-
plot has been discovered hy t,a 49,,
thorities. Fifty arrests have bcen
l'l"oe III conhec'ion with This discov-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Two Little Girls Drowned.

Rockport, Mass, Special.-Lydia
Anderson, "a years old and Catherine
l.. Cusyck, aged 13 years, were drown
ed by breaking through the ice on the
pond of an abandoned quarry. Two
boys, Gunnar Williamson, aged 9
years and John Jacobson, 10 years old,
were rescued.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Won t Let por,inicaus riph. ~ g.

" U 1IOV = 1II.-II4 EOt No : II IT. lli ! w n
Washington. Spcrial.-Advicts 90,
ceived here from Santo Do,n:u:,, 81,
cable arc (" The effect that thc,v. =. {t
lie probability of Il bornhng,d,n,4.: ~
pncrio Plata by the Morales suui-,at
lndcpcndancIa ~ threatene,i '5hc
NashviI!" and Scorpions are u,... IA
that harbor and negotiations .-c. IN
progress which make it probahh, seal.
as Captain Dillingham; did a. 81 ST,
thrSil t"" Icas ago, both rac4 sic.
"i the Donialcaas will be wIrne} &C.
inakc their :i@ht outside OF tts. (.~-,.
If they desire to FIGHT at all.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
LIKE FATHERS VOICE

Church-Our soprano deserves a
good deal of credit.
Gotham-Why so?
why. her father used TO so about
the streets peddl:ng fish.
'Inherts her voice. does she?"-
Yonkers Statesman.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-01-04
Tartarz Deliver Their Ar,,,~

The London Globe states th3t GeR.
SVletlov recently ordered az the Tar
tarS IN ;hc baku district to cufue *
and dcliNcr 'hei" arms on a ,:eyt sif:
Gay ~ the appointed time twa s-rsfy
dacsers and q Waterbury watch xs.ra
tu'r Cd IL,