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Becker. Elizabeth T Marshall William z
Bolton. Cornelius W smith. Phebe E
Edward j. Stevens Rev c Ellis
Hasbrouck. Frederick Sutton. Joshua W
Hensley, lara Van Nordsu. Emma p
Higgins. John J. Van Vechten. Abraham V W
Hilton Hattie K. Warns Anna l.
JOhnEon. Rev. George ID. Nctmore. August.
%atdhof. Joachim
BECKER-ou August 2s, 1864 at Peekskn " r Eliza
beth n beloved wife of Joseph A Becker in the Gie,
year of her age Funeral from residence No
- KenllwOrth Place F;afbush. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Friday. August 81
ROITOS-At Pelham " Y. August o. 1896 Rev
Cornelius Winter Bolton. rector of
friends and tho reverend CLERGY invited attend
funeral Friday. August 81 > the
church OF she Redeegner. Pelham. n Y.
BFITT-on Tuesday August as le0d Edward j. beloved
% MargaFct Britt Funeral Thursday from the
residence mother North och ST. Broo.iyn
p. m. InterTneut In Calvary.
HAsBRoUCK- suddenly In thl, city. on Tuesday. Au-
gust @s tOHu Frederick Hashrouck Funeral nom his
late residence, No. 237 Central PorS West. Friday
nnrning AZ 10 O'Clock u Is requested that flowers
be
HESSLEY-ou sunday night. August o. tl-f1. Dea-
ware Water dap. Penn Clara wife % Charles HeuEey.
Funeral seFvicea "a n a. n. Thursday, August 80
1905, az her ale residences. Ne la Albany Ave.s EIolA
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Highest temperature yesterday . degrees loSsft 90
10 average corresponding date u last twenty hNe
yeaia. 10
Local forecast showers to-day. cooler Friday
fresh southwest Wlnds.
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dozen ministers saw last night The Girl from
the Golden West" at Belascos Theatre They came
from North Carolina, in which state they are the
most popular Of the ministry, according TO
voting contest
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CAPTAIN AND THIRD OFFICER LOST.

London. Aug 2s-The British steamer Balakani.
from Philadelphia August II for London. has ar
rived here. and reports tina; her commander, Cap
tain Hewitt and her third officer were washed OVeE-
b0ad August ~
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The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Tashington. Aug %.
Showers continued in the Atlantic from
Southern Pennsylvania to Florida northern lake
has fair
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and from the region
The northern Rocky Mountain sope the
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-PI-WEExLY will be charged one cent colg extra
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T-WADDINGTON-On august y 1904 az Venice
Itaiy. christopher Wyatt Eupheulia Van Rensselaer,
Waddinston. daughter % Mr. and Mrs. George Wed-
dnGfon.
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Forecast for Special LOcallties-For New England
showers and Friday
southwest winds
For New York, showers to-day. Friday fair
and cooler fresh southwest winds
For eastern PennsyiYan New Jersey DelawaFe Mary
ana OF Columbia local showers
ans Frfday. light fresh southwest winds
Naria Western New York, fair
TO-DAY aad Friday; cooler in lhe north portions to-day;
fresh est
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rHF woopLAWN CEMETERY

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Orce % East 13a ST. NerT TorE city
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Focai OFFICIAL Hecord.-The following official record
from the weather shows tie changes in the
perature for the four hours. comparison
with the corresponding date of last year
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
Committeeman

FIRST WARD, Precinct All. c..
Moore; precinct B. P. Filliez; pre-
Cinct C, U. r, Bitter; precinct D;
H. F. Click, Harvey Miller; precinct
E. s. NJ. Liggett; precinct F, A. B.
Correll; precinct G., A. L. Oswald;
precinct H, Charles Mckinney.
SECOND WARD, Precinct A-C. F.
Haines; precinct B, NJ. P. Bush; pre-
Cinct c, F. Pearson; precinct D, Frank
Evans; precinct E, NJ. Lesher.
THIRD WARD, Precinct A, o. Spit
Ter; precinct B, Durfee Borden; pre-
Cinct c, S. ]. Spalding.
FOURTH WARD, Precinct A. J.
Naftsger; precinct B, Edward Jack
son; precinct c, G. c. Swift; precinct
d, w. Herbst.
FIFTH WARD, precinct A-C. c..
Lloyd, 40; L. T. Fitzgerald, so; pre-
cinct B, W. o. ST. Clair; precinct C,
w. Blower; precinct D, J. M. Davis.
SIXTH WARD, precinct ALBERT
Fournace; precinct B, Joseph Tisch;
II. ]. Plantin; precinct G, C. Whit
night; precinct D, H. c. Clark; pre-.
cinct e, A. ]. Stein; precinct F, Theo
Born; precinct G, U. r. Henry
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
CARRIER
To Retain Control Of
the State Democratic
Party But Will Retire
From Congress.

Special to Morning News.
Columbus, o., May 13.-Harvey Gar
Der will retain the control of the DEM
ocracy in northwestern Ohio. The
nomination in the fourth district yes
terday of Touville is. due to his ef-
forts. Despite the fact that he Will
retire soon from congress he will be
state campaign manager OF the DEM
ocratic party. The race for the Re-
publican congressional nomination in
the fourteenth bids to be liyelier than
expected. Congressman Webber claim
ed yesterday that his name would be
presented to the convention. Today
former State Senator Laning, of Nor
walk, one of Webber's closest friends,
announced his candidacy for congress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
KENNEDY GETS BAD BEATING IN THE COUNTY
Continued from Page one.)

A. D. McCarty; precinct F, A. w. Ag-
ler; precinct G, G.. G. Lindsay; pre-
cinct H. G. A. Bowman.
SECOND WARD, precinct At. G.
McQuate; precinct B, H. A. Wise;
William Doyle; precinct G. J. Royal
Snyder; precinct D, William Keatley;
precinct e, G. Neithercoat
THIRD WARD, precinct Al. l..
Packer; e. J, Swallen; precinct B.
G. D. Hauptfuer; precinct G, Isaac
human, Samuel Dagger
FOURTH WARD, precinct All. r.
AXE; Adam Jackson; precinct B, A.
G. VIII, Ed. Jackson; precinct G,
o. e. Eschilman; precinct D, w. w.
Little: William Herbst.
FIFTH WARD. precinct A-C. G.
Lloyd; Chas. Lehman; precinct B,
Jerry Brewer; precinct C, Ed. Haney;
w. G. Correll precinct D, ]. w Cline.
SIXTH WARD. precinct A-C. G.
Curtis; precinct B. Harry Fife; pre-
cinct e. F. @. Foreman; precinct D,
J. M, Bergold; William Hill; precinct
F. c. Holtsbaugh; precinct G., s. s.
HodgdOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15

defeat the precinct plan and any 9TH
er move that Kennedy may make.
Speaker believes he has carried the
county by 400 votes, securing a ma
jority in Salem, Leetonia, East Pal
estine and Wellsville. East Liverpool
went strong for Kennedy.
Kennedy carried Mahoning without
opposition.
He carried fourteen precincts of
East Liverpool, four of Wellsville, two
of Salineville and two of Middleton,
with a part of the county yet to hear
from.
Stark county's delegation to the con-
gressional convention will be the larg-
est, ia members. Columbiana has
76 and Mahoning 70 delegates. AL
though Stark has just 101 precincts
they permit of 13 additional dele
gates. There is some question who
will have the apportionment of these
unluclly delegates. Some maintain
that the privilege of appointment goes
to Grant
COMMISSIONERSHIP FIGHT.
The fight for county commissioner,
with four candidates in the field, was
second in Importance. The result is
still in doubt, as twelve precincts are
yet to be heard from, but the lndlca-
tions are that A. l.. Mcdonald will
nose out ]. ]. Snyder, the Paris town
ship man, by very slight majority.
Brissel carried Canton by plurality
of 658 over Mcdonald, the Alliance
candidate. Snyder ran in second place
in the city. In Massillon Mcdonald
got a big vote. His plurality over
Snyder, his nearest competitor, was
124 and 225 over Brissel, the Canton
candidate.
Mcdonald ran like a race horse in
Alliance. His plurality over Snyder,
second man in the race. was 705. The
vote Is as follows: Aungst, 81; Bris-
sell, %; Snyder, 1856; Mcdonald, 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
CITY RESULTS

FIRST WARD
For Congress-Grant 472, Kennedy
So.
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter.
For Recorder-King
For Infrmary Director-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aung
119, Brissel PIT, Snyder SO, Mcdonald
50.
SECOND WARD
For Congress-Grant 273, Kennedy
81
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter
For ReCorder-King
For Infirmary Director-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aun
SO, Brissel SO, Snyder 1872, Mcdonald
Sc
THIRD WARD
For Congressional 130, Kennedy
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter
For Recorder-King
For Infirmary Director-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aung
81, Brissel So. Snyder As, Mcdonald
23.
FOURTH WARD
For Congressional 1856, Kennedy
19.
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter
For Recorder-King
For Infirmary Dfrector-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aung
49,, Brissel S5, Snyder As, Mcdonald
81.
FIFTH WARD
For Congress-Grant 23l, Kennedy
80.
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter
For RecOrder-King
For Infirmary Director-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aung
21, Brissel 191, Snyder "a, Mcdonald
15.
SIXTH WARD
For Congress-Grant 1856, Kennedy
81.
For Common Pleas Judge-Harter.
For Recorder-King.
For lnfirmary Director-Jarvis.
For County Commissioner-Aun
81, Brissel 220. Snyder 55, Mcdonald,
36.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
NEW ELEMENT
Of Discord Enters tho Lake Prob
Iem-Freight Handlers May
Strike.

Cleveland, o., May ia new ele-
ment of discord entered into the lake
labor problem today. The package
freight handlers on the great lakes
threaten to strike unless the vessel
owners grant an increase in wages and
modify the rules as to the time for
unloading boats. The matter is likely
to be brought to an issue tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
TWO CHILDREN
In Well Known Western Pennsylvania
Family Burned to Death.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 13.-Alice Wood
ward, aged three years, and Marcus
Woodward. aged six months, children
Of Marcus A. Woodward. Jr., MEM
ber Of one Of the most prominent fam
ilies in western Pennsylvania were
burned to death in drs which de-
stroyed the Woodward home in lower
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
MEX|CANS
Organize to Capture or Drive Out
Murderous Band Of Indians.

El Paso. Tex, May 13.-Governor
Ysabel. of Sonora, Mexico, is organic
ing an expedition to go from Her
mesillo to the Island of Tiburon just
of the Mexican coast for the purpose
of capturing or driving from the Is
land the Seri Indians who not long
ago tortured. then murdered the party
of Tom Grindsll, an American pros
psctor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
St. Clair township, 1s miles from

On Saturday night Mrs. Woodward
placed the two children in bed and
with her husband and the housekeep-
or started to play euchre in the din
ing room. The fire in the children's
bed room is thought to have started
from defective fue and when discov-
cred had spread to all parts OF the
house.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
CHARGED with Murder.

Pottsyille, Pa May 1s.-The grand
jury has found true bill In the
case in which Joseph Karloyioh is
charged with the murder OF his neigh
Dor. Thomas Pataiohis, Of shenan-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
LIST OF DELEGATES

FIRST WARD, precinct Al P. D.
Yost; precinct B, A. H. Wilson; pre-
cinct c, A. H. Coe; precinct D. Thorn
as Collins; precinct e. C. c. Upham;
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
A Victim of the Eacthouake

A Victim of the Earthquake.
T. ]. Palm, of the Quayle block, has
received word of the death of his
cousin, G. w. Palm, who was killed
in the earthquake at Santa Rosa, Cal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17
JOURNALIST ANSWERS BAILEY

by the association against so.caIled
contract physician This unethical
practice Of curing persons by contract,
they assert has been in vogue for many
years. Certain hospital associations.
national in the scope Of their practice,
sign contracts TO care for people at 80
cents or some like small sum a month.
Because they assert that this il detri-
mental TO the health OF the community
and tends TO bring fees. too low to live
on, the physicians intend TO have such
legislation enacted as will prevent it..
Similar steps have been taken in other
parts Of the United States.
The Medical Association also indorsed
in amended form the resolutions calling
for national control OF tuberculosis
cases, by providing sanitariums and the
absolute isolation OF persons so affected
till they die or recover.
From their funds of 500 the Medical
Association appropriated $500 to the aid
Of the members OF the profession in San
Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17
TO VISIT CANADA.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., May l6.-Goernor
Sir William MacGregor left here last
night on visit to the principal cities
of Canada, While the trip is made for
the benefit of the governors health, he
will undoubtedly take advantage of the
opportunity to discuss with Earl Grey,
the governor general of Canada, the
fishery question and other problems, con-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

State Medical Association Meets
Here Next Year.
CONVENTION OCCURS IN JULY
Plea of the Clatsop County Medical
Association For State Association
to Meet In Astorian is
Granted.

Astoria will be the next meeting
place for the Oregon State Medical As.
sociation. This was made known yes
terday when the plea Of the Clatsop
County Medical Association that the
next convention be held here, was grant
ed by the members of the house of dele
gates who made tho choice yesterday
morning at the convention of the state
Association in Portland.
The date which was selected for the
next years meeting is sometime during
the month of July, According to the
present plans so far outlined, one days
session will be in this city and then the
association will adjourn to Seaside for
the second day. The association men,
bers will pay their own expenses, and
will be entertained only at the expense
of the association,
At yesterdays session of the state as
sociation at Portland DR.. f. B. Pickle,
of Medford was elected president of the
association, after a very close and eX-
citing contest Dr. Pickles nearest OPP
ponent was DR.. S, r. Linklater, OF
Hillsboro, whom he defeated by only
four votes. The third candidate was
DR., II. w, Byrd of Salem.
After his election DR.. Pickle took the
chair which has been occupied by Dr.
George f. Wilson, of Portland for two
terms, the longest any president of
the association has ever held office since
it was founded thirty.two years ago. DIR
Wilson received this honor because no
election was held last year. The ses-
sion of the American National Medical
Association made one impossible.
The other officers of the association
who hold office till year from next
June, are: First president, DR.. J.
A. Rueter, of The Dalles; second vice.
president, DR.. II, NJ. Shaw of Ashland,
third vice. president, DR.. Emma Timms
of Portland; treasurer, DR.. Amelia M.
Ziegler, of Portland; secretary Dr. L.
II. Hamilton, of Portland; delegate to
the national convention of medical as
sociations, DIR, II. W. Coes alternate,
DIR. George +, Wilson; councillors, DR..
Andrew c. Smith, of Portland, and DR..
w j. May, of Baker City.
At the meeting yesterday morning in
Portland q determined stand was made
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-17

CHICAGO. May l6,-The Tribune to,
morrow will print a dispatch from
Raymond" it'A correspondent at Wash.
ington, answering the attack made upon
his yeraeity by Senator Bailey, II Is
In parts
Washington, May lG When Hon.
Joseph W, Bailey, Senator from Texas.
struck at the President OF the United
States over my human shoulders, for
that Is all he did on the floor Of the
senate today, he was apparently un'
aware that there was documentary evil
dencc in existence both in the official
congressional record and in the form of
written memorandum written by for.
mer Senator Chandler absolutely proov,
ing that he was the object of suspicion
30 the real friends of the Presidents
railroad policy