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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
A BAD RECORD
James Cornelius Tried to Kill Man
at Wooster. ---s.. or .

James Cornelius Tried to Kill Man
at Wooster. -....-
Wooster, O., Sept. Thames Cor
nelius, who brutally murdered his wife
in Canton Monday morning, has an
unfavorable record in this city, where
a little more than year ago, while
engaged in quarrel, he attempted to
kill a former friend with a hatchet.
Cornelius was arrested for the as
sault but was finany discharged on
condition that he leave the county.
Cornelius was born in Shreve, this
county. His father, George Cornell
ius, still a resident of Shreye, is
wealthy and respectable citizen.
The wife of Cornelius was Miss
Priest, daughter of William Priest, of
near Shreve, now a resident of Knox
county. The couple lived unhappily
together here owing to Cornelius fire.
quent debauches and threats of vio-
lence. The parents of Mrs. Cornelius
were divorced some time ago, the
mother of the dead woman taking up
her residence at Canton. Mrs. Cornell
ius is survived by several brothers
and sisters in Wayne county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Shops Were Wrecked.

Paris, Sept. 17-Drapery shops which
refused to comply with the new Sun
day closing law were attacked by dele
gates of the drapery workers union,
and wrecked. Windows were smashed
and goods thrown into the street.
The unionists had a free fight with
the police in which several persons
were injured. The police made 80
arrests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
CITIES SHOULD
HAVE A SHARE
The Late Governor PattIson Believed
Franchises Should Be Paid For.

Franchises Should Be Paid For.
Marysville, o., Sept. ia short
time before the death of the late
Governor John M. Pattison, Bruce B.
Gaumer, editor of the Union county
Journal, the official organ of the
Democratic party in Union county,
wrote the chief executive for his views
on public utilities, and received the
following reply, which is of vast in
terest to the voters of Ohio. especially
at this time. 1t shows the course he
would have taken had he lived;
II do not think there is any great
demand at this time that the gov
ernment, state or city shall operate
public utilities, but there is certainly
a growing demand among the people,
without regard to party, that the
rights of the people should be pro-
be brought about in some way.
IL have never personally been an
advocate for the state or city run
ming utilities, but have felt that
these valuable franchises, which be-
long absolutely to the people, should
not be given away or sold at an in
adequate price, and even then the
rights of the people should be pro-
tected."
In discussing municipal ownership
the governor wrote: "The franchise
for any public utility is, of course
the principal thing of value, as with
out 1t the company has nothing of
great value, and there is no reason
why, in the granting by any village or
city, should not reserve the right to
have a representative on the board
of directors, or provide that the
stockholders shall not receive a divi-
dend on the money actually paid of
over 6 or 8 per cent, and the money
earned over such a sum shall be paid
into the city treasury, or better still,
the fixed charges shall be reduced, or
else better accommodations shall be
given the public"
Mr.. Pattison also described in bis
letter how public service corporations
in the village of Milford, his home
town. in which he was financially in
terested, were carried on along the
lines Just shown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
TWO BANKS
Watched In Which Loot from Stems.
Iand's Concern ls Believed to
Have Been Hidden.

Chicago, Sept 17.-Acting upon in
formation that loot from the wrecked
Milwaukee Avenue Savings bank, Of
which Paul Stensland was president,
is hidden in Chicago. the police have
placed guards over two banks with de-
posit vaults in which it is suspected
that some of the plunder may be
found. Just how large the sum is like
ly to prove the receiver himself does
not know. 1t may run into the hun
dreds OF thousands. Confessions of
petty thieving by minor employees of
the bank continue. Corporation Coun-
sci Lewis found today that Paul Stems
land Is on the committee to receive
visiting mayors and other city off,
cials at the meeting of the League of
American Municipalities next week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
OVERSIGHT
And Lost His Seventeer-Year-Old
Bride, Who Said She Would Never
Auain Trust Man.

Again Trust Man.
Youngstown, o., Sept. 17.-Because
he oversight, George Bedding, the 19-
year-old son of a wealthy Mononga-
hela, Pa, business man, lost bride,
Miss Edna Williams, aged II, of that
place. The parents of the couple had
refused to give their consent to the
union, but the lovers decided to elope
to Youngstown on an early morning
train.
Miss Williams was at the station
early, but the young man was not.
Three trains went by without Bed
ding. Then the mother of the girl
came on the scene and took her home
with her At this juncture the young
man appeared and said that he had
failed to come on account of his alarm
clock not going off.
Miss Williames was so disgusted
that she said she would never again
trust man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
ohio's jamestown Exhibit.

Columbus, O., Sept. 1.-THE State
Board of Agriculture has appointed A.
P. Sandles, Samuel Taylor and VIM.
Miller a committee to have charge of
the agricultural and horticultural ex-
hibit Ohio is to have at the James,
town Exposition next year. The Ohio
commission has set apart $500 for
this purpose. They will assume their
duties at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
APPO|NT TMENTS
Announced by Governor
Harris-Boom For Zinn-
norman for Governor.
He Favors Bryan For
President.

Columbus, o., Sept. 17.-Governor
Harris today appointed Benjamin E.
Perry, of Jefferson county, trustee of
the Cleveland State hospital, to sue
ceed w. H. Smylle of Niles. The gov
ernor re-appointed N. B. c. Love Of
Sandusky county, and John w. Harper
of Hamilton county members of the
board of trustees of the State Arch
Biological society.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Zimmerman for Governor,

Springfield, O., Sept 17.-Friends of
John L. Zimmerman are beginning to
boom him for governor again. Mr..
Zimmerman said he was for Bryan for
president and that he agreed with him
on all important questions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Murder in FIRST pearse.

Milford, Wis. Sept. 17.-Steven
Bromley and Belle Miller were found
guilty of murder in the first degree in
the circuit court here. The jury was
out four hours. The crime with
which Bromley and Belle Miller were
charged was the shooting of Thomas
McGowan, a lumberman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Tired of LiXina.

Bellefontaine, o., Sept. 17.-Edward
Wirwick this morning placed a shot
gun against his left breast and operat-
ing the trigger with his toe sent load
into his heart that caused instant
death. He committed the deed in the
wood shed, telling his daughter, aged
IL, just before he died that he was
tired of living.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
WASHINGTON SHAFT WAS
UNVEILED AT BUDA PEST.

Buda Pest, Sept. 1.-THE George
Washington shaft was unveiled here
yesterday amidst general feasting,
thirty thousand people being present
at the gala ceremonies. The city wore
holiday attire and the decorations con-
sisted principally of the American
flag entwined with the Hungarian ma
tional colors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Dedicated to unIonlsm.

Chicago, Sept. 17.-With Jane
Addams, of Hull House as principal
speaker Of the occasion, Editor H. G.
Creel, of local labor union paper,
will baptize his son September 21,
dedicating him for life to the cause OF
unionism. -. a...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
New Job For Mauoon.

washington, Sept. II. : Judge
Charles E. Magoon, governor of the
canal zone, will leave Panama for
Washington September "a. He will
then go to the Philippines. where. he
will become vice governor general
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Killed BY 3. & o. Train.

Massillon, o., Sept, 17-Elmer Wine
man, aged A, was killed by B. C o.
train Sunday night. His home was in
Barnesville, and he had been visiting
brother at Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
Funeral at Lima

J. r. Potter, father of Mrs. S. H.
Stolzenbach of 1877 West Ninth street.
who died at Lima. o., last Saturday
morning Of heart failure. will be bur-
led at that place today.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-21
TWO MEN WERE KILLED
IN COLLISION OF CARS

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-Two men
were killed and score seriously in
jured as the result of collision be-
tween two crowded street cars.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

And now it is reported that the Southern Pacific is nearly ready to build a line from Cananea east to connect with the Sonora line near Imurfs. Such a line would not injure Douglas, but line up the Yaqui river and across via Cumpas to Caaanea would drag an immense trade away from this city. What Douglas needs more than any other proposed railroad is the extension of the Nacozari line to the gulf The extension Of the Southern Pacific south from Pearce to Douglas and then on south would add much to the growth and prosper ity of our city, but recent movements of S. P. surveyors in Sonora indicate that s. P. will not touch Douglas in reaching the United States from it's Guadalajara line up the Yaqui. but will go from point between Nacozari and Cumpas to Cananea
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
MraEm ma Jawyer

Uuless early and correct treatment is applied the patient seldom survives when once the disease is fastened upon her. We believe Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the most effi- cieut treatment for chronic kidney troubles of women. and is the only med icine especially prepared for this purpose. =,
 When a woman is troubled with pain or weight in Joins, backache, frequent. painful or scalding urination, swelling of limbs or feet. swelling under the eyes, an uneasy, tired feeling in the region of the kidneys or notices a sediment in the urine, she should lose no time in commencing treatment with Lydia E.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. as it may be the means of saving her life.
 For proof, read what Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound did for Mrs. Sawyer.
 "I cannot express the terrible suffering l had to endure A derangement of the female organs developed nervous prostration and q serious kidney trouble. The doctor attended me for . year, but kept getting worse. until I wes unable to do anything, and made up my mind could not live. I finally decided to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. pound as . last resort, and am to-day well woman. cannot praise it too highly, and tall every suffering woman about my case. Mrs. Emma Sawyer, Conyers, Gs- Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to women address in confidence, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
FRAUD IN FRISCO.

Here is one of the accusations which the San Francisco Chronicle of whose simon pure republicanisn there is no possibility of doubt brings against Abe Reuf. the San Francisco boss. It says:
 "One of the things which has con vinced everybody of the rank corrup- tion of our city government is Reufs gross violation of the election laws in appointing none but his own creatures on the election commission. and. so fas as could be managed, on the pre- cinct election boards. The law on this entitled tobe represented on all these bodies by representatives who in good faith belong to those parties, and will faithfully guard their interests. The time-honored custom is to make these appointments upon the recommends tion of the governing bodies of the different bodies. From the first Reuf has ignored that He, or his dummies. have assumed to be the judge of mems politics and under the guise of re publicans' and democrats or union labor men, has appointed his own sat elites who were really Reuf me nand nothing else. That is of itself prima facie evidence of intended fraud most of us think it conclusive evi- dence."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
Record Herald

The Chicago Record-Heral6 re- joIces at the defeat of joint statehood in Arizona and hopes that the claims of that territory and New Mexico may now be permanently dismissed. as no more rotten boroughs" are needed. And it predicts that the statehood question will now slumber until the democrats gain the presidency and language of Senator Culberson. we may agree to let it go at that" for there need be no doubt that the dem ocratic party will admit New Mexico and Arizona as separate states at the earliest opportunity.
 It is useless to argue the fitness oi these two territories for statehood for 1t is pretty we'll known throughout the country that the have tthe requi site natural resources to become great states. It is known, too, that each has an contemplating and progres sive population, well fitted to the task of building a state.
 The Eecord-Herald is invited to get all the satisfaction it may out of the well known fact that the average rep resentative from Chicago has not equaled in ability or character the del egates ssnt to Washington from New Mexico and Arizona And the rotten boroushs" already in the fe eaeratioz are represented as a rule by bettes men than represent many of the older states.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

New York has no senator who b the equal in any respect but money os Eewlands of Nevada or Dubois os Idzs ho. If we are to judge states by ths congressman sent to Washington, the western states can well challenge comparison with the great common wealths of the north ard east
 The truth of the matter is that the republican sentiment against state hood is largely due to the fear that the new states may send democrats to the United States senate.
 Arizona and New Mexico may bide their time. Some Of these days there will be a president and congress in Washington, who will accord them the rights to which they are entitled and will do so regardless of political cor observation-disclosures Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
COM M UNiCATE ED.
Warren Realty and Development Com
 pany in Excellent Condition.


 There is a rumor afioat by mum Der of persons, who are always looking on the dark side of everything, that the formation of the Warren Company, which was recently organized, is a detriment to the Warren Realty and Development Company. We think it proper that the public should know the true aspect of the situation at this time. Bisbee people have been heavy sellaTs of Warren Realty and Develop meus stock of late. simply for the req son that they were too nasty in their actions, and acted before they thought, many on the advice of certain people, whose sole business is to try to knock every home enterprise, instead of try ing to stand by it.
 Let us look for a moment at the men who are at the head of the War ren Realty and Development Company. For vice president we have MT. T. F. Cole. whose name sounds familiar to every man in the Warren District or anywhere in the United States, or the Copper World, who is in any way ia miliar with mining circles; MT. Cole Is a man who has promoted many of the greatest mining companies we
 have today; he is a man that is al ways ready and willing to do the right thing by every one and to do 1t at the proper time. He is man of unques- toned integrity, he has never given any stockholders of any property that he was interested in anything but square deal, and is our opinion that -y to the Warren Realty and Develop
 ment Company's books today and see the connections between the Warren Company, and the Warren Realty and Development Company in the place of being willing and ready to strike a vicious blow at this new enterprise
 and the promoters of it, they will feel
 more like disobedient child that has gone astray and who wants to return ! to its parents and do their bidding. l The Warren Company was formed for | the purpose Of putting into execution 1 plans that the Warren Realty and De | velopment Company was unable to do | by reason of the existing laws of the Territory of Arizona relative to min | ing companies, whereby a mining com pany is not allowed to become a com mon carrier and can only build rail road for private use. If the public
 will read the articles of incorporation of the Warren Company that is being printed in our daily newspapers, they
 will see that the preferred stock of the Warren Company is not a voting stock. and will be retired at the earliest pos sible moment by the Warren Company.
 This preferred stock only pays a divi- dend of six per cent and it is impos-
 sible for it to pay more. The one
 thousand shares of common stock of
 the Warren Company, which is the
 voting stock of the company is held 1. by the Warren Realty and Develop iment Company.
 I The truth of the above facts can be
 ascertained by any stockholder of rec ord of the Warren Realty and Develop ment who will look into the matter. If there eyer was a company taken care of, and taken care Of well, the
 Warren Realty and Development has
 fsigned) ONE WHO KNOWS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
IS THIS A CHRISTIAN
 NATION OR PEOPLE?

It is of course, well known, an old familiar truth that strictly speaking there is not a Christian nation. DOW ef. government. or people on this globe And if there be among all the people Of aii countries one man who, judged by his fidelity to the precepts of the Master, is fairly entitled to be called a Christian neither his name nor his habitation has been made pub lie. While it is true that the nations called Christians are the leading DOW CTS of the earth, and that the story of Christ and His religion has been and still remains the most wonderful, the most glorious story ever tolG, yet it is undenied and undeniable that in or der to insure domestic tranquility and preserve their territoria> integrity those nations feel compelled to set aside Christianity, to employ brute force. and to kill not only the heather, but Christian bretheren." The great est of all human interests is war. It absorbs more of human effort, both intellectual and physical and more of human life than any other interest
 And in spite of the progress of ideas that make for peace, the cost of war of armies, nayies, Notifications, and pensions-is on the increase It is deemed indispensable to national safe ty and honor to be prepared for war. The sentiment that we must have a great navy is almost universals As the whoe tenor of the gospel of Christ is in sharp conflict with all this, does it not follow that not only are there no Christian nations, but that anti Christian practices and doctrines are the chief interests of the nations that are called Christians? And if it be admi tied that the employment of or ganized brute force is an indispensa- ble national necessity, are we not forced to the conclusion that it is a patriotic duty of the government to persistently violate the most solemn and impressive teachings of the Prince Of Peace! Granted that the human race is trending upward--and that is true beyond question-it IS permitted us to hope that there will come time. long. happy time, when human conditions will be such that government based on Christianity will be possible. It is well enough to long for the coming of those condi- tions. but it is folly to assume that they are here-Washingto Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

If the reported disappearance oi s1, ,00o, ,009 from the San Francisco re lief fund is confirmed and the thief de tected he will get little sympathy any. where in the United States. Liberal as were the contributions from other cities. they were all too small for re- lief Of the town doubly destroyed. Every cent wrongly appropriated was stolen from the hungry and the home less. The guilty ones will live in his. tory as the meanest men in America.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

dummies in public office. If there is any more of this sort of thing. if Mir. Hughes. as governor, is not allowed to give the people of this
 state square deal in the fullest measure, then the United States can not be saved to the republican party two years from now, as New York has just been saved-by the skin of the teeth"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

The New Mexicans are still talking of framing a constitution and asking for admission as a separate state by the present congress. But Cannon will insist that a reliable republican ma jority shall accompany the constitu- ton. Arizona would be glad to see New Mexico made a single state, but such . result will hardly be possible now.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
THE LAST TRIAL"

The New York Press, republican paper. in it's issue of November ', un- under the headline, 'The Last Trial" r 'pted the following remarkable edi- 10 :al.
 The meaning of the election in New York yesterday is that the Amer ican people are radical
 Any one who could not have dis covered this fact on the day before election as we'll as this morning was amply blind to the most obvious polit- teal signs that ever ushered in an cleo ton. Yet there were republican man agers so utterly ignorant of public epinoin that they would have dared, had they been permitted. to nominate for governor some stalking horse of the special interets who would have been beaten as badly as the simple idiots of this campaign thought Hearst would be defeated when as a matter of fact he has boiled the biggest vote ever boiled by a democratic candi- date for governor of New York. There were. enemies of the public, interest who throughout the campaign were ar rogant enough to come out and lec- ture the American people for being so impudent as to question the ways of the mighty. There was the needless. ness that on the very eve of election informed the robbed and wrathful pol icy holders that the next secretary of the treasury would be Mir. G. B. Cor telyou, who had the spending of the money of the widows and orphans collected from the insurance grafters. There was the folly that sent Mir. Eli hu Root here to tell the voters how to cast their ballots. when he is re- garded by republicans as well as democrats and Independence leaguers as the faithful servaht of the trust.
 Well, Mir Hughes won in spit of all this, as he deserved to win. But he has won by so narrow a margin with republican wreckage strewing all the state that we guess those who have been wont to defy public senti- ment will at last realize that this is 3 final warning.
 "And this is the warning:
 "Mr Hughes must make good. Not that this paper questions his purpose to make good. But if the financial rulers, the monepolists, the criminal rich and their horde of political agents block him in his efforts to make good, if Mir. Hughes is not permitted by those who control members of the legislature and other officials to give . square deal as well as to talk about it, the people of the state are done with the republican party. And when New York is done with 1t, so is the rest of the country
 There must be no more Roots and CortoIy0us .--z,5ertcking to maraee fh- public affairs of New York for the poor benighted public which they have assumed has not enough wit to comprehend when it is being walked on and stamped on by the great There must be no more Standard oil direction os legislation. No more Transit trust theft of mayoralty cleo ticns. No more gas monopoly anul ment of statutes and of court judg ments No more Platt and Depew iu the United States senate No more
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

'BulP' Andrews was elected by less than three hundred majority as the delegate in congress from New Mex leo. According to reliable reports he was defeated by fair count. His election will be contested by MT. Lar razola, the democratic candidate