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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

There is reason to believe, however,
that they will come out this time, as
each class has strong friends on both
The senatorial end the House ticket,
who have canvassed them pretty thor
5oughly, and invoked their kindly Offices
,a-i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

= uA1VIRHI SCTV1ES0sl .ITIT771
The funeral OF Mr.. Claud C. Young
Will take place from the residence, No
3708 1-2 Lester Street. at o'clock this
afternoon The interment Will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24

Our visit to your city was Of In
descrbable pleasure. IT twas one OF
ovation toFus from start to finish,
brought about by the kind and warm
reception ofayou and your friends.
Twas a real open-arms reception. not
one as strangers, but a reunion OF old
friends, We have lived long, but
never haveTmet with such display of
real Warnl open and frank hospitality.
Had we been your own fathers and
brothers itcould not have been mora
sincere developed friendship. In your
club you gave us full right OF way; at
your entertainment our reception and
presentation to nil that heart could
desire. Time will not erase from
memory. We We're 80 sorry on our
return to Richmond we could not have
met You all to have expressed to you
in person our highest appreciation for
your Kindness. a., i. Il. ~ "a {s
Your placing our photosisln your
paper on Saturday was most effective.
When In the parade wo We're recog
nized, and ovation after ovtation to us
from the spectators as we passed along.
YOU certainly did us much honor In
this case and SO many others.
II. LAKE. Father
"a q. LAKE, SOM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-24
MRS. Ida II. Rosenbrl, nj

Tho funeral Of Mrs Ida Fl. Rosen-
baum. wife of Mr.. Morton B. Rosen-
baum, will take place at the II ebrew
cemetery this afternoon at g. G. clock
N .---- Mrs. Hnttie e. "A. Tucker. -. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
OUTING OF KAGLE CLUB

The Kagle outing club leaves at
1850 .. m. Thursday, on the Penn.
sylvania road, for white Lake.
In Northern Michigan, for sixteen
day outing. This Is the seven
teenth year since the club has
been organized. and they have been
spending a few weeks each season
fishing. going to different locality
on every occasion. Last year they
visited Wolf Lake. near Jackson.
Michigan There will be twelve
members Of the club and thirty guests
enjoy the outing this year. two special
cars being necessary to carry the
crowd and the required equipments.
The club as follows will go; Frank
Jay. president; Mike Kagle. vice
president; John Buchanan. secretary.
w. ]. Saxon treasurer: w. King. pur-
chasing agent: Jack Kagle, captain;
Sam Ryan. lieutenant: James Burn.
heimer, sergeant; Charles Bonstedt.
canvass boss; Henry Snyder. commits
sary: Harley Clemens, ohorister: d.
Vanderhopp. chief whittier.
The arrangements have been prac-'
tically completed. although the club
will meet on Tuesday evening at the
Buchanan hall for q final meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
WRONCEO HUSBAND
Objects to the Attention Paid His Wife
by Another Man--Wants Divorce
and Custody OF Children.

John w, Myers yesterday filed a
petition in court against his wife,
Ida Blta Myers, in which he asks for
divorce and the custody of their
children.
He says he was married 10 the de-
fendant on the 18th day of May,
1885, ana that three children are liv-
ing as the fruit OF their marriage.
He claims mis- wife has been guilty of
extreme cruelty, declaring that she
struck him on the hand with a shoe,
severely injuring him. He says that
while he has always done his duty,
his wife has grossly neglected her
duty, in this, that she failed to pre-
pare his meals and was constantly
on the streets at night away from
home and in company with other men
and lewd women.
He alleges the acts OF his wife in
company with ortho @. Devore. who
is made a party defendant, were i'm
proper. He also claims to be the
owner Of the south half of lot 1876,
in Canton. ana he says tne property
is Jointly in the name of himself and
wife but chat he paid the entire con-
sideration of $1,000. except $500 which
was furnished by the wife.
The husband claims that the de-
fendant, Ortho G. Devore, has been a
roomer at his residence and was
caught by the officers of Canton re-
Gently in a compromising position
with his wife at their residence. Ho
asks the court TO issue a writ OF in
junction restraining Devore from en-
tering his residence at No. lii East
street and upon the final
hearing Of the case he wants di-
vorce and the custody Of the children.
Judge Amber granted the temporary
injunction as prayed for by the COM
planning husband against his wife and
her alleged paramour. Shields &
Pomerene. attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
IPECULIAR ACCIDENT

Hagerstown. Nd. July s.-Miss Jos.
ephine Eavey. the pretty daughter OF
farmer residing near Keeleysyllle.
this county. was the victim of a pc
culiar accident today. and her beauty
may be marrod for life, While she
was assisting her mother to make Gus.
tard pies at her home Miss Bavy was
seized with a fainting spell and fell
face downward into pie that Mrs
Eavy had just taken from the stove.
and placed on table. The young wo-
mans face was frightfuily burned and
a physician had TO be summoned. The
contents OF the custard pie nearly COW
cred her face, but her eyes escaped In
Jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
DEED OF MADMAN
Attacked With Insanity He Fatally
Wounded a Fellow Workman
and Seriously Injured
Two Others.

New York. July 8.-One man will die
and two others are very badly injured
as result OF blows from an axe dealt
this morning by Milton Albin, plas-
terer OF sos West 132nd street, who
became suddenly insane while at work
this morning on the new building Of
the Trust Company Of America. 81 aud
80 Wall street Police reserves from
the Old Slip station and three ambu
lances we're hurried TO the scene. In
the meantime Merritt had been over.
powered after terrific struggle Mer-
ritt's victims are: Michael Kelley.
plasterer. taken to st. Gregory's hos
pital where II Is said that he will die.
Patrick Sullivan. laborer. of 705 West
l36th street. severely injured, taken
TO Hudson street hospital; Edward
Smith. severely injured. taken TO Hud-
son street hospital.
Apparently the man Albin had given
no previous signs Of mental alteration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
Gives the Facts.

J. A. Robinson. the contractor who
has the water color work OF the North
Cherry street school house. states that
he received the contract because he
was the lowest bidder. He states that
he did not see anyone else's bid. that
he did not show his bid nor had he
been told of any other bid, He further
said; II have had no trouble with
the board but did expose that deal
of Buffers. The insinuation that there
was any connection between the two
does me great injustice and desire
to be set right before the public. |
intend TO do this job of work and ex-
pect 20 do more work II am the low
est bidder and give the taxpayers full
value for their money"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09

Charity with brass band attach
ment doesn't get high enough for the
recording angel to either see or hear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
How.s Thls2

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for anv case OF Catarrh that cannot bs
cured by Halfs Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known u. J.
Cheney for the las. 10 years. and bolieve
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions made by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls catsrrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and niue
Gus surfaces OF the system. Testimon-
ials sent free Price " cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consii.
ma uon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09

Ice cream festival at Neisz church,
July 10. Everybody invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
wolverine at PutIn.eaY.

Washington, July 8.-Representa.
tive Burton. Of Ohio. saw Acting Sec.
retary OF the Navy Newberry today
and made arrangements for the send.
ing Of the gunboat Wolverine to Put.
in-Bay on August TO participate in
the unyeiling of monument there 10
the memory OF Commodore Perry. The
Wolverine. which Is stationed on the
Great Lakes. is the first iron ship ever
constructed. She was built In parts
at Pittsburg and conveyed on mule.
back to Erie. where she ives launched
In 18i7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09

t. G. Neiman. iiveryman. of
North street, and who had contract
several years ago for the sprlnkling
of certain streets, has been given
three days by the board of public SER
vice in which to take down pipes
erected for convenience in filling his
sprinkling wagons. The board has
notified Neiman, but no attention was
paid the matter and II he does not do
the work within the time prescribed
It will be done by the board and
charged TO him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
UNRULY GIRL
Sentenced to Industrial Home at Del
aware-on Trial at the Rescue
Home Of Salvation Army.

Probate Judge Bow neld a short
session Of Juvenile court Monday
morning during which he heard the
charges made against Anna st. An
gelo. who on last Saturday was ar
rested by the city officers. Anna anu
one Emma Adams wero engaged In a
dispute over some trining matter dur
ing which II was claimed the Adams
girl drew a knife and inflicted sever-
al wounds on the person Of Anna.
The Adams girl was bound over to
the grand jury on the charge Of cut
ting with intent to wound while An
ma was sent over to the probate
court on the charge of disorderly
conduct.
After a full hearing. Judge Bow
concluded that the proper place for
Anna ST. Angelo was the Industrial
Home at Delaware and ordered her
committed 10 that institution. Exc
cution OF the sentence was. however.
suspended during good behavior at
the Rescue Home OF the Salvation
Army at Cleveland. to which latter
Ensign Runcie took the
girl Monday afternoon. The manage
ment are 10 report to Judge Bow ev-
cry 80 days relative 10 Anna's con-
duct. The 81, Angelo girl was prom
lnent figure about the streets where
she has been engaged In the sale OF |
ead pencils for years. she was only |
arrested and punished for |
biting another small girls ear.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
HAYWOOD CASE
Developed Nothing OF a
Sensational Nature
Yesterday.
MANY WILD RUM0RS

Boise, Ida, July 8.-The reading of
depositions taken in San Francisco
and covering the explosion by which
Fred e. Bradley. formerly superin-
tendent of the Bunker Hill and Sulh-
van mines at Wardner was 50 nearly
killed on November II, 1904, occupied
all of the day at the Haywood MUIR
der trial and It will take all Of the
day tomorrow TO complete the job.
Orchard testified that the explosion
was caused by a bomb which he set
at Bradley's door after having tried
valnly to poison him. The defense
contends that the explosion was caus-
ed by gas from leaky meter. and
indeed Walter n. Linforth. owner
of the house. has sued the gas COM
pany and recovered a large amount
of damages. though the case is still
being fought out on appeal. The dep
ositions do not establish the truth OF
the matter one way or the other.
Bradley testified in substance that
che explosion did noI occur until at
ter he had started TO ope!s the door.
He was smoking a cigar at the time,
but did not smell any odor Of gas
before the explosion, though he had
smelled gas in the house before that
day. He thought at the time that 1t
was an explosion of gas but now ne
was not sure about Il.
II looks now as Il Meyer would
not be put on the stand 1util We'd
nesday at the earliest All sorts OF
pipe dreams have been published re-
Gently about heroic efforts made by
the state TO induce Meyer to confess,
but II may be said on the best author
in these publications.. The state mas
produced adj the evidence II expected
70 bring out on It's direct case and II
has some very powerful testimony
coming out on rebuttal. The prosecu-
tion, Ia fact, Is not at all badly pleas
ed with the condition of It's case at
the present time
There are in circulation various
rumors that steps are 20 be taken |
against some OF the witnesses for the |
defense on the ground of perjury. |
Nobody in authority will substantiate
those stories. but there seems to be
excellent ground for the statement
that IL certain investigations now un-
der way result as is expected several
men who have testified for the de-
fense will find themselves facing SER
ious charges.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
SCHOOL BOARD.
ReceivesBids For Plumb
ing and Various Other
Work.
JUNE FINANCIAL REPORT

The board of education held its
regular meeting at the High school
last evening with Members ost, Nei-
derhauser, March and President Leh-
man present. Besides the routine
matters, the bids for the sodding OF
the grounds about the Hartford
school and for repairs about the Bast
Fourth street building were opened.
The bids we're also opened for the
sewerage and PLUMBING OF the Hart
ford street building.
There we're three bids for the sew
erage and plumbing as follows: Chap
man Plumbing aud Supply Co., si54;
G. Carpenter & Co, $230S5; George
Gessler, $2l6 On motion the bid
of the Chapman Plumbing and Supply
Co. was accepted and the clerk was
ordered to enter into contract with
the company.
George w. oliver and N. E Wise
were the two bidders for the work on
the Hartford and East Fourth build
ings, and In both oliver was the
lowest and was awarded the con-
tract. The sodding OF the Hartford
grounds will cost s48 and the relay
ing of sidewalk and curbing and
sodding OF the grounds at the East
Fourth street building. will cost $l7S.
The representative of the ornameu-
tai Iron Works Co, of Akron. who
put In a bid for the fire escapes for
the High school. and who was award
ed the contract, was on aand to try
to make raise on his bid. He
claims that IL was his understanding
that a platform was not TO be maze
to a certain window. and wished to
add $50 to the amount OF their orig
iDal bid. The matter was taken ac-
ton on by the board, and as the Ak
ron company refused to do the work
as they contracted, the next lowest
bidder was given the contract. The
Columbia Iron and Wire Works Co..
of Canton. was the one TO receive the
contract. the amount of their bid be-
ing $llls.
superintendent OF Instruction. J. X.
Baxter. offered his annual report,
which was accepted and placed on file.
Niederhauser. for the committee on
supplies. recommended the purchase
of 1000 letter heads. and 40 pads OF
requisltion blanks, which we're order
ed to be purchased.
The clerk read the financial report
for the month OF June as follows.
which was accepted and placed on
file'
RAIANIE NAV n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
FIVE YEARS
A. San Quentin Was tn. Sentence I'm.
posed on San Frsneiseo's
Mayor Yesterday.

San Francisco. July s.--Mayor Eu-
gene e. Schmitz, convicted o extor-
tion. was sentenced today 20 five years
in the penitentlary. when sentence
was pronounced there was a remark
able outburst OF applause from the
hundreds OF persons who crowded
Judge Dunne's court room. Schmitz
must serve his term in the San Quen-
tin penitentiary. Sentence followed
the recent conviction OF Schmitz for
extorting Sl175 from French restaur-
ant keepers As the last words FELL
from the judges lips the crowd that
had stood throughout the dramatic
scene sent up a thunderous cheer.
Good for you" shouted a man in
the back OF the room. Several men
threw their hats into the air; others
stood on chairs TO look over the
shoulders OF the crowd. The sentenc-
ing of the convicted mayor was In one
respect without a parallel In the
criminal annals of San Francisco
Half dozen times Judge Dunno was
interrupted by Schmitz who protested
In strong words against the "delivery
OF a lecture" instead OF the pro-
nouncement OF judgment. He accused
tho court Of humiliating him unneces-
sarily and giving opportunity for fur
their humiliation by the reporting OF
his remarks In the press. Once re-
plying 10 the prisoner, Judge Dunno
said:
Such brazen effrontery was prob
ably no more than should be expect
ed, and II was the duty OF the court
10 hear II in patience"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09

Total Bal. school treasury. 1924. .697. Is
e. March. for the committee on
teachers. read the resignation OF Miss
Lucy Swinehart as teacher OF the first
grade at the South Market street
school. which was accepted.
Member March made a motion that
bids be received for the laying OF a
cement or stone sidewalk on the
Tuscarawas street side OF the High
school building. The motion was car
ried.
Niederhauser moved that the SAL
airy OF Miss Benslin. the stenogra-
pher for the superintendent OF in
struction. be raised 10 SOS per month
beginning July 1. Motion carried.
The superintendent OF Buildings,
Steiner. submitted his report for the
PAST year. with the totals az fol-
lows: Janitors' supplies. s435 SO; re-
pairs. s3sss.l4; coal. s37l136: gas.
f2ll.i7; wood department. (manual
training), sl82.38. Grand total, So
539.0l. IN his report he also showed
the cost OF the new Crystal Park
school building to be s25.68S 10: sew
erage, sss6.7I making total OF
S26.51991.
The committee auditing claims re-
commended the payment OF the fol-
lowing bills. totalling s2955.47. which
were ordered paid:
Kenny Brothers. decorations, $40;
r. p, Erck. watchman. $36; Holwick-
King Lumber Co.. lumber, 1895;
Chas. II. Lind, sash. s4.60; Chapman
Plumbing Co., supplies. s1.40; E G.
Mckenzie. suplies.s2; Fl. J. Bowman.
oil, SOC; Chas. A. Rex, repairs. $4.95;
j. A. Heingartner. repairs, s4.6s; Troy
Laundry Co.. laundry, 1908; Canton
Hardware Co.. hardware. s263: Can.
ton Pressed Brick Co., brick. s14.80; |;
Chas. Moore. drayage. 81; Ellis g.
Hafer, drayage. $2.25; Central Union
Telephone Co.. rent. $3.25; Canton
Electric Co.. light. 81; George w.
zerbe, supplies, ss.45; w. II. Smith.
supplies. $3.50; Chas. w. Ream. sup
plieg, $4.2s: A. II. Coe, supplies. s2.67:
@. n, Narwold Co.. supplies, soc;
Louis Dumont. supplies, Csc; Willis
Catering Co. supplies. 48c: Baers
supplies. $40; H, &c. Steiner. carpen-
ter work. s5.33; J. A. Reilly. sxcayat-
ing sss; Steiner Goal CO.. coal. $3e0s;
Keller q. Hun. estimate No 3. >2.8s0.-
as; Downs = Bradford, hsu1ins
sie'5o 1ym. Shoot 4 aop, sseaira
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09

J. %. Dunbar. the contractor IN
charge of the West Lake street i'm.
provement. was before the board Of
public service yesterday morning to
answer its inquiry as to why his con.
tract had not been completed at the
specified time, July 10. Dunbar plead
ed weather conditions, and asked the
board for more time. It was finally
decided to give him until July 81 and
II the contract is not finished by that
time the work will be completed by
the board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-09
AT THE CITY HALL
BUILDING PERMITS.

The Canton Boiler and Engine Com.
pany has obtained a building permit
for the erection OF an extensive add.
tion to their plant The improvement
will be in the nature of new boiler
shop and will increase the capacity
of the plant about three fold The
company has been doing business
since last March and since that time
its business has grown so greatly
that the addition is a positive neces-
sity. Other permits were as follows:
j. M. and G, H. ziegler, Laurence
avenue. $500.
benjamin Reynolds, Logan avenue,
$500
q. t. Hobbs, North Clarendon
avenue. $500.
Albert j. Stein, Deuber avenue,
$1,000
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
PAT STANTON IS DEAD
SuccumbS to Complications Follow
ing Case of Blood Poisoning.

Patrick Stanton, well known bust
ness man of OsKaloosa. died at his
home, No. 514 North Market street
at six-thirty o'clock this Saturday
morning, of hypathstic pneumonia,
induced by diabetes, after an illness
OF eight weeks duration. The de.
ceased had had some annoyance from
a sore foot, which was attackeu by
blood poison, but this was not the
cause of death.
Funeral at Sigourney Monday
moraing, January IA, at $3.50 O'Clock,
the body leaving this city on the
$40 Rock Island train Services
conducted by Father Hauser of Sig
Quincy, and Father Renihan of St.
Marys church, this city. Interment
in the Sigourney cemetery, where rel
atives are resting.
Pat Stanton had but recently re
tired from successful business ca
reer in Oskaloosa, ana his death is
regretted by a host of friends and
acquaintances in this county and else
where. He came to Mahaska county
from Newton ia 1872 and for many
years he was actively engaged in
business in and about the city. He
removed 70 Sigourney with his fam.
lily and resided there about thirteen
years, when he entered business in
What Cheer and had a residence
there a number of years. He return
ed to this city about four years ago,
opening a cigar retail and Wholesale
business.
The deceased was born in Canada,
March Z, 1S47, and came to Iowa when
a young man, Oct. Is, 1867. He was
fifty-nine years and ten months of
age at the date of his death. He
has been an Odd Fellow and had
membership in a fraternal insurance
organization.
A wife and seven children, dary,
Walter, Catherine, Margaret, Frank,
Loretta and Eulalia, are bereayed in
his death. Two brothers, John of
Pana, ILL.,, who was with the deceased
at the time of death, and Henry, of
Idaho, survive him, as do Tom and
Walter, half brothers, and Margaret,
a half sister. The father was Wal.
ter Stanton, who lived and prospered
at Newton, and who became well
known in Jasper county, where he
died and now rests.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT.

Editor Herald:-Some time ago
saw in. paper, perhaps this one, that
noted American preacher objects
to the hymn, Lead, Kindly Light,
being sung in the churches. He says
that there is nothing In it TO show
that it is a Christian hymn. 1t
might be sung by Mahommedans,
Buddhists, Co1fucians, or people OF
any religion.
OF course we know that the author,
Bishop Newman, was a Christian and
that the hymn is sung by Christians
everywhere. Yet / think the objec.
ton is not without reason. The ed.
flor of the English "Hymnal Com.
palion to the Book of Common
Prayer" evidently saw the same OBJ.
lection when in 1876 he added an.
other very beautiful verse. l wish
we might adopt it here, and that the
compilers of new Hymnals would
procure a right to use the following
verse, without which the hymn is in
complete:
Meanwhile along the narrow, rugged
path
Thyself hast trod,
Lead, Savior, lead me home in child
like faith,
Home to my God,
To rest forever after earthly strife,
In the calm light of everlasting life. :"
-B. r. A.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
THE FRACTIONAL FIGHT.
BURIED REPUBLICAN RATCHET
BEING DUG UP AGAIN AT
DIES MONIES.

Des Moines, la, Jan. 12.-Conside-
able talk is beng occasioned today
by the action of the"Cummins crowd
in forcing through the cut and dried
sldCe for Offices of the House at tue
caucus yesterday. 1t is the custom
to hold the caucus on Saturday, but
this time the excuse was offered that
Some of the members wanted to &C
home The progTessives, however
are showing their hands in the yea
with which they have taken up the
cause of Chase in his contest with
M. ]. Tobin for the u. S. Attorney,
ship of the NorChera district. The
progressives of the Fourth district
have Joined with the Tenth and are
adopting resolutions favorable to
Chase. When Senator Deliver gets
here it Is thought to make him show
his hand in this matter.
Tobin is a recognized standpatter,
while Chase is just as radically iden.
titled with the progressive faction.
1t is making mighty Interesting
fight and it will tend to upset to a
considerable degree that harmony
which the senator worked so hard to
bring about at the time of the re-
publican convention.