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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
OPERATORS
May Return to Work as
the Strike May be
Called Off.
THE RUM0R Is DENIED.

New York. Sept. l2.-The striking
telegraphers were in a state of great
excitement today because OF a report
which was put in circulation 10 the
effect that the strike was to be set
tied next Tuesday The report said
that both sides were tired OF the fight
and would like TO end Il. Whatever
way the strike Is 10 end. Il appeared
evident today that Il will not last
much longer. and that II may be call
ed OF any day.
Strike leader Russell disclaimed all
responsibility for sending out the set
Element rumor. but said that Il was
true. There was a meeting OF the
strikers In the afternoon and Russell
said afterward that a standing vote
was taken first on the question OF
standing out until they gained their
demands and all stood up. Then a
vote was taken on the question OF
Remaining out two weeks longer on
The chance Of compromising and all
stood up again. Russell told the var
ious schemes 10 raise money for the !
strike fund. There was no word Of
any money coming from the American
Federation OF Labor for the strikers !
nor about the proposed bazaar in
1ammany Hall. The state board Of |
arbitration made another forlorn at
eempt to take hand, but made nc !
headway.
Belyidere Brooks. eastern superiu-
tendent Of the Western Union COM
pany. said that any reports of pos
sible compromise or settlemen: with
che strikers were absolutely false.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
ALICE E. ARMSTRONG.

The funeral services ovsr the re-
mains of Mrs. Alice f. Armstrong.
who died at an early hour on Thurs
day morning. will be held from her
late residence. 1110 Chance avenue.
on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
Rev. Buxton of the First NJ. 70. church.
OF which denomination Mrs. Arm
strong had been a member since child
hood. will officiate.
Mrs. Armstrong was the wife OF
Prof. Charles A. Armstrong. principal
OF the High school, and the daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. William ii. Hershey,
OF Lawrence avenue.
The deceased is survived by hus-
band. three children, Alice A.. VIII
liam l.. and Charles J. Armstrong. her
parents, three brothers and one sis
ter.
Interment will be In westlawn Gem
etery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

petition, asking for the investigation.
Rev. -Tlnsley refused to ask for
counsel and the committee was oblig
ed TO appoint counsel for him.
He is charged with giving teachings
from his pulpit contrary to the story
of creation in the first chapter or
Genesis
Although am confident DR.. Tins.
ley did not make all the statements
said to have come from his pulpit"
said a presiding elder, "the charges
preferred against him are of a serious
nature. and proven, may mean his ex-
pulsion from the church,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
MINISTER
Charged With Heresy oy
Former Canton Meth
odist Pastor.
He REFUSES COUNSEL

Cleveland, O., Sept. 12.-At the ses-
ZION OF the East Ohio annual confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church a heresy trial is in progress,
which is presided over by Presiding
Elder o. w. Holmes. of the Youngs-
town district, in which Rev. G. w.
Tinsley of Youngstown Is charged
with beliefs and teachings con
trary to the Methodist articles
of religion and established stand
ards of doctrine and that his
spirit and attitude toward his breth-
rem was unministerial and unchris.
tian. The above is the formal charge
of heresy filed in the conference. A
second surprise was sprung at Thurs
days meeting when Presiding Elder
o. w. Holmes publicly charged DR..
Tlnsley with heresy. DR.. Holmes, who
was formerly pastor In the First M.
Il. church in Canton. presented the pc
tition and formal charge recommend
ing that jury be Immediately select
ed TO try the case. DR.. Tinsley. prev
iously informed that the charges would
be preferred on Thursday withdrew
from the conference for the session
and refused to reply publicly to the
charges.
Excitement attendant upon the
charges preferred against Rev. w. b.
King. of Uhrichsville, had hardly died
out when the second bombshell fell.
Drs Sheridan Wood Youngstown;
L. L. Fisher. Niles; Jay c. Goodrich.
Girard; A. f. Stockham. Poland, and
w. d. Starkey Conneaut, signed the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

Fall to Pass Resolution Endorsing 9
Foraker at Annual Reunion.

Special 10 Morning News.
Newark. o., Sept. i2.-The goth re-
union OF the Slst o. v. I. was held
here today. with 300 members in at
tendance from various parts OF the
United States. Little OF Importance
was done until a resolution was intro
duced by s. F. Stewart. of Evanson.
Ills. asking the association to en-
dorse Senator J, b. Foraker for his
action In the Brownsville riot case.
After motions had been made 10 adopt
the resolution L. NJ. Conrad. OF Mt.
Gilead. arose and declared that the
reunion was not intended for carrying
out political schemes aud that he
would bitterly oppose the endorsement
of Foraker for anything along that
line. The resolution was defeated by
a vote OF 10 to 18.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
stars Discourage Marriage.

San Francisco. Sept. 12.-Edgar A..
Larkin. astronomer In lecture last
night declared that marriage for life
is the greatest crime possible. and
that marriage for any stipulated tipue
Is a second degre crime. Marriage
prevents womens development" he
declared. "and II women are to he
hlndered in their progress. II will
mean the extinction OF the Anglo
Saxon race" Professor Larklu said
his was not snapshot opinion. but
one developed by much thought and
study OF the stars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
IN POLICE COURT

The case OF Mrs. s. J. Hack and
@. w. Rhodenbaugh. arrested on a
charge OF disorderIy conduct was
dismlssed In Mayor TurnbulPs court
morning on account OF a
defective affidavit. The accused were
released on their own responsibility
after arrest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

o. Davidson returned to the govern
or's chair without opposition and John
H. Puehrlgher. Stephensons political
agent place at the head OF the Repub-
lioan state committee. Tenroot. who
was to have been LaFollettes candi.
date for senator. must be content with
a run against Judge jenkins for con.
gress.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
Old New PhiladeIphlan Dead.

SptcHh 10 MoThihs news
New Philadelphia. o., Sept. l2.-Mrs.
j. II. Booth OF this city. has received
a cablegram announcing the death OF
her brother. DR.. stephen o'DonDelI.
at his home In San Juan, Porto Rico.
DR.. O'Donnell was born and reared
In New Philadelphia. and was 76
years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
Mail Carrier KILLED by Train.

Special TO Morning News
Painesyille. o., Sept. 12.-Halsey M.
Carmichael, mail carrier. was struck
and killed here tonight by Lake
Shore train while riding his bicycle
between the tracks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
MRS. FRANK scHIssLER.

The death OF Mrs. Frank Schissler.
OF Navarro. occurred yesterday at
6:33 a. m. The deceased was 3S years
OF age. Funeral notice will appear
later.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
SOLID DELEGATIONW
From Wisconsin VIII Boom LaFollette
for Presidency.

Milwaukee. wis. Sept. 12.-As re-
suit OF conferences today Robert NJ.
LaFollete is to be given a solid del
egation from the state as a candidate
for Republican nomination for tine
presidency. Isaac Stephenson Is to
be given support for the long term in
the United States senate. and James
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

The Chilean Government has purchased
y heayy American locomotives 10 be us-
"a on the heavier grades OF the state
railways They are found 70 give bet
ter service than the English or German
Engines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

II. II. Little, the employe OF the
water works department against whom
charges were filed by Secretary Deu-
BILE, rendered his resignation to the
board at their meeting yesterday.
They will act on the matter this
morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
SALOONIST FINED

Buying for Minor Son.
Special 10 Morning News.
Akron, o., Sept. l2.-William Alex
ander came into probate court today
TO testify against AL Burgner. sa'
loonIst. charged with doing business
ON sunday Burgner was convicted
and fined 800 and costs. Then Al
exander himself was arrested for buy
ing liquor for his minor son. admitted
when testifying against Burgner. and
was fined $40 aud costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

James A. Rice, the receiver OF the
Hadley Hollow Block company,
which company was to furnish the
brick for the paving Of East Tusca-
rawas street, was notified to assure
the board by 0 o'clock this morning
whether or not the company would
be able to furnish the brick II he
cannot the board will get them else.
where.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

The amended plat No. was APP
proved by the plating commission.
IL Is known as Alexander Heights
plat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

A contract with G. v. Summers was
signed for the Navarro street inter.
section sewers and the house connec.
tion sewers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

The superintendent of streets was
instructed to have some planks put
down at the approach to the garbage
works as Il Is in bad shape.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13

The Canton Electric company was
ordered to repair their heating pipe
ditch at 212 West Ninth street and
at the Christian church on the same
street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-13
At THE CITY HALL

AT CITY HALL
At the meeting Of the board OF
public service yesterday the superin-
tendent Of water works was given
permission to put in skylight over
the boilers at the pumping station.
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Den angrcnscnoen Staatcn.

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Soffen bat be0euflide Il1Sidrcitut-
gen ge3eitiat. Sin Giienbobn . @og.
Borl, in peIdem lid enlliidJe Strife-
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Iebensgeidbrlid nermmoet; mcbrere
on0ere trilgen IeidJtcrc ErrIcbllnaen
0auor.
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Seurp &. cleiu's Ncaouroui,

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Tr, 2i6, 6lag', Tahs Voipnre.Gfraee.
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2 li5r y1Gmitidys. 3elepbon, 9. 4 2
- DIT. Berno,l 30OS ".
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6pring's .6Gntpn eiebsrfrans.Saae,s
siiepeh'edr 3. err. u. Sest.ape, 6autsn.
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ftna Ahero. - sSation1l-s9 ant 8api.
Observation-Disclosures - Nolfs 1888 3.
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8rcmcn,2 a. MGr5. Gilman.
ocrungS Gommiii1r @utiou BON
Sii0.Garolino lit bier cin1ctroiirn
I'm iir cine eriuiinid)te 9IllSmunOe-
rullg nad Sito.Garolino 3ll agitiren.
Gr$ Secbeloeu Bcoenfeu.
mitcrbom "a. MGr5. - Die
Scier 0c5 300. 0c2urtstagcS 0eS
NbmiroIs oc SHUTTER, OeS beriibmte1
bol1n0iiden Scebcl0cn, bcgomI &C.
tern nit elmer Gercmonic an ieincr
8ruit i'll Scr Nellen Stride. &0ni1in
WiIbcIminc, Die MitgIieocr ocS Sea-
binetS, bna ~oiplomutiibe Gorpo unO
Gertreter irem0lGnoiiher Worinen
mnren 5ltgeacn. Der &oriiter OcS
6eltouSiduiies, 8oiiicuain, belt cine
Ncoc, in melder CT crtlGrte, obluobl
oie bol1noiifen Seelelltc nift larger
3ltnl &qn1pte bcrltten lpllr0cll, lcbc
bod ser Weiit De NuDter'S III ben be-
i6eioeucn Mutroicn melHe oie Net
tlunasboote belnannteu.
Iie ans!GnOiiden Siertrctcr leltClt
arGn5e al ser @riit oea NomiralS
nieOcr, lu10 Die &0nigin cutbiiQtc cine
@e06btniBtaicl.
Gbcater = GoritcQlnacn, Golt5crte
unO EaraDcn Itcbcn oui ocm ErO-
gromm ser 6cier. Frin3 Seinrih
ser Nie0erlanoe miro al ser Yordoc
Scr SdJific t|beilncbrncL meld)c nod)
6ercn bcS II. SnbrbunocrtS moOcl.
lint iino. Sic Eorooe iinoct bel
Gliiiingen, oent @eburtsort ocS No.
mirolS, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-25
Scniatiuncnc Nnflngc.

Ger 6orncr GonroO Inpcr BON
Montgomcrp.GountD Der SerGii-
tling bon Gic6 ieine5 Notboru
Gliocr q. @cnIcp ollgcflngt.
&ur5 Dor ibrcr @ertoQlutg crbobCn
Die @roB1cidtuorcncn ocS N}Gr5-Scri
Minis fiir Winntlomcru.G oumtp, Wi0,
I'M &rci0gcrid)t 81 &odcpitle nod Oic
Nuiichcn CrrcgcnOc NnfIagc aCAcl
GonroO Houer, cilten ser bcitbcfanntc-
item SormCr Oea &uptDn2pilc'9i.
%ItrittS, lucNen mgebli6er &ergiitung
mebrerer Stiidc &icb mo Eicroc, 81
Gcutbltm pon GliuCr q. NeulcD, cbclls
Tolls bonn N0DtonnuiQc- Giltrift. Itc
8cr0ittrnO crciAnCiC iih lln0eiG6r Dor
eincm Sabre unO flr5 onroui brunntc
@cnIcD'S NouS ob. 5roBOcm iid)
Woupcrucltr @oriiclO oe9 sales an.
nnbnl, trpb0crn Die COUNTY, Commit
l0rC $1,000 8clobnul0 nu3ICbtclL &c,
tcttlps unAcItc!lt mnren mo Oie sc.
ld.uorcncn perldiC0entlid) llntcriu-
dyln2cl1 nornobmcn, tonntc fem (6Gs
ter NCllnoCn mcr6en. Gic Sod)c ldicn
Dem Neid) Der &crgciicnbcit onbcinl.
Nciollcn ST fein, bis fiir5lih Eol1atbon
Wugru0er Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tcllr in NoibinGton, Dem Stant9ul.
iuolt NctCr oic ietiotioncAc Neididtc
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Die bon Oenl GonNuttcur gcbruhtcn
GniGcn5cn hin muroc Die NnfloQc CT.
bobcn. NcNlen un0 ieia 9r;iNcr &c.
luonnGn Dor I0ngercr ;}Cit ciHcn gro
ben Observation-Disclosures gclcn NpDer.
Nodj NnAnbc 0cS Sen.
l%lo1SonItc@ bot Der lcbtc GolloreB
mcbr Spe5i0l . HcnIionSporlagel be-
luiuiAt, dis Ole beiOcn u%orbergcun0e.
ltn Gor1reiie 5nionmcn. ,im 80.
GongreB mltr0ca 0egcn $1,000 8ens
licnaoorla9cn cin9creiht, poit .benelt
ser brittle Sbeil, 1000, paiiirtc; 0ie
bcibcl Dprall$NeAanAenen Gongreiie
lllblnen 5lllalrnen mir 6232 Yel.
l~ion5porla0cn all, ndbe5li 800 menis
ger. Sn 3utunit iol eS bc0elttenO
ihpcrer mer6en, Die N%unabnle Don
Eripat = BenliotSporlngen 6u crrei-
d)en. Gic Nniidt 0e5 Gon9reiieS unO
Der Administration lit, ooB ti~lnitigbin
MISUNDERSTANDING ibre glnipriidc
ollSIdllieBIid) int BcniionSumte gel.
tcn0 madden miliicn, no lie olli
0runo Oes YeniionsgciebeS erleOi1t
mer6en iouen. 0urd Die Nnnabme
Scr Spc5ial Eeniionsporla1cn I'M
50. Gon0rcb mcr0cn Die Nn5gnbcl
ocS EcnIionSnmtcS lin mebr ais 5pei
Willionen Collars crbobt.