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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
PROBATE CoURT-EsTATE MAT.
TIERS

VIII of salome Kline, Perry town
ship, filed for probate.
In guardianship of David Il. Johns,
fourth account filed.
VIII of Daniel Swartz, Paris town.
ship, filed for probate.
In estate Of John S. Gantz, sale OF
real estate confirmed.
In guardianship of Frederick Way,
sale of real estate ordered.
In estate of william T. Flood, final
account fled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Emil Schelling, 36 and Rosa Kneuss
30, Canton.
Howard Fry, 81 and Viola G. Sum
mer, 10, Minerva.
George E. Mathie, 23 and Goldie M
Ralston, 20, Canal Fulton.
Edward F. Ronderbush, 81 and Mar
tina Buchanan, 80, Canton.
Alfred william Stanley 81 and Eth.
el r. Russell, 20. Alliance.
Newton NJ. English. 2S and Theresa
Il. Kessler. 20, Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04

There is, according to the Census
bureau expert. one divorce suit fled
every two minutes in this country and
one divorce decree granted every
three minutes. The O. b. expert
should figure what could be done with
all those extra minutes piled end on
end.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
ACTION ON BOOK ACCOUNT.

The Dundee Silica Sand company OF
Tuscarawas county sued the Buckeye
Sand company in the Stark county
courts yesterday on book account
claiming a balance due Of 1854 for
sand sold and delivered since January
s, 1907. A judgment for the amount
is prayed for.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
DIVORCE AND MAIDEN NAME
ASKED.

Not desiring to longer retain the
name OF Cromer, the wife OF Jesse s.
Cromer, Of Massillon, yesterday filed
an action in court praying for a d.
vorce and the restoration OF her maid
en- name, Name H. Wood
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
BOYS DEATH COMPLAINED OF.

Daniel w. Deckard, as adminlstra.
tor Of Clarence Deckard, deceased, in.
stituted suit against Jerome q. Sny.
der asking damages In the sum OF
$4,000 for the alleged wrongful death
OF Clarence Deckard.
He says the defendant on August,
2S. 1906. was the owner and operator
OF an squipmest consisting OF q steam
traction engine, water tank and
threshing machine which he operated
and moved over the public highway
from place to place. Tie claims that
while the machine was being moved
from the farm of Daniel Keene to the
farm OF William Duell, through the
carlessness Of spyder's servants,
Clarence, a boy of i3 years. was per
mitted to ride upon the top Of tho
threshing machine over rough and
dangerous piece Of road and that
while It was being moved over the
highway II struck stone In the road,
which II Is claimed with reasonable
care could have been seen. causing
a Jolt and far and threw Clarence
from his position on top of the ma.
chine under the wheels causing injur-
ies from which he died within a few
minutes afterwards. Attorney Homer
". Briggle filed the petition.
WANTS CLOUD REMOVED.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
Save Your Money.

You always save " your money by
getting your photographs at the EN-.
pire Photograph Gallery, 23O s. Mark.
let ST. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04

For further information regarding
any OF the above excursions call w.
q L. ID. r, r., Ticket ofice. Stark &C.
or Bell I'll.
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To Cure a Cod In One Day

TO VUTe COIu III Une Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II falls
to euro. 10. w, Groves signature Is on
each box 2hc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
WHEELING, W. VA, st.26 Round rrIr

Sunday, June End and 10th. Leave
Canton sioo q. m. Leave Wheeling
returning at 600 D. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04
CLEVELAND, O., stoo Round Trip

Every Sunday. leave Canton 7:10 a.
m, lO.SO a. m, Leave cleveland re-
turning 400 p. m. or 1880 D. m.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-06-04

WANTS CLOUD REMOVED.
Moritz Schlahy In a petition filed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
WED AT OLD FRENCH COURT
Picturesque Marriage of Prince Charles
and Princess Louise.

Picturesque Marriage of Prince Charles
and Princess Louise.
LONDON, Nov. lG.-A glimpse OF the
nenters and customes of the old French
curt was presented to-day at Wood
Jorte when Prince Charles of Bourbon
was married to Princess Louise of France
With ceremonies the picturesqueness and
stately magnificance of which could
hardly have been exceeded were the duke
of Orleans. the owner Of Wood Norton.
and the BRIDES brother. the occupant of,
instt ad of oretender. to the throne OF
France. About forty members OF royal
families near relatives of the bride or
bridegroom were present. each bearing
a name closely identified with the his
tory of Europe In byGone centuries, while
among the three hundred to four hum
bred other guests were dlplomatists rep
resentius most of the nations of the
world, including the American ambassa-
dor tc the court Of st. James. Whitelaw
Reid and Mrs. Reid, and the American
ambassador to France. Henry White. and
Mrs. White. and host of mobiles, gath
cred from all the courts, OF Europe.
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Mz2A1ke4
charges have not yet been settled
Services To-morrow.

The services to-day. as announced b.
the committee on public worship. will
be sermon by the bishop in the Wash.
ington Street Church at II A. NJ. af-
ter which will come the service Of the
ordination of deacons.
At 8 p. M. In the same church will
be the annual memorial service, when
tributes to those who have died dur
Ing the year will be read. the list In.
GLIDING the Rev. w. e. Billiard
the Rev. Paul Whitehead, the
Rev. r. T. Wilson. the Rev, r. o.
Beadles. the Rev. Paul Bradley. and
the Rev. J. w. Baker.
At P. NJ. in the Market Street
Church. following sermon by the
Rev. Fl. E. Johnson. p. D., the bishop
will conduct the ordination OF the
newly elected elders.
A delegation from Court Street
Church. Lynchburg. was In attendance
on the Conference to-day. 1t being ru-
mored that they were camping on tho
trail of DR.. Young. DR.. Young was
slated for the Main Street Church.
Danvllle, according to the best authori.
ties.
Park Place Church. Richmond. is
becoming uneasy over the rumor OF
49, A>SNs ~AA' SoipiiHd ISIlONdl, "lsCn
could not be verified
Several important committee meet
ings were held during the afternoon,
including meeting of the special
committee on relations with Randolph
Macon College. AT night there was a
meeting OF the Methodist Brotherhood
In the lecture-room OF the church.
Work and Character Passed,
Those who successfully passed the
examinations under question 90 as to
character and work during the day
were S. c. Hatcher. E. II. Powell. A.
L. Carson. j. X. Walker, s. Fl. John
son, w. 2. Province, J. B. DuBerry, T.
O. Edwards. w. L. Jones. w, G. BosEs.
c. F. Conner, J. J. Gregory, w. a. s.
Conrad, j. A. VIM. w. ]. Twilley, w.
I. A. Haynes, b. 8 Herrink, James
Cannon. Jr., e. H. Rawlings, j. w.
Lillaston. John Harmon. G. Ii. Lambeth.
George F. Greene. w. G. Burch, J. K.
Holman. Z. w. Guyer. P. h. Clements,
a. L. Franklin. ]. w. Parrish J. E.
Brooks. A. A. Whitmore. l.. r. Will
liams. L. L. Banks, J.. a. Thomas, j. w.
Wirbush. w. T. Williams, James It.
Moore. G. T. Kesler, ]. B. VIM, w. Fl.
Edwards and j. S. Peters. w. B. IS
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PHYSICAL DIRECTOR 1IONoRED
Young Mon Give Banquet to Mr.. Hardy Mt
.Jeffernnn+ Hotel

. IA + )
At the Jefferson Hotel last night thirty
enthusiastic young men OF Richmond as
seinbled around the festive board at q ban
quiet In honor of Mr.. c. W. Hardy. former
physical director of the Central Y. NJ. c
4 of this city. now located at Springfield.
Mass.
After leaving this field two years ago to
take charge Of the physical department. Of
the Central Y. NC. A. at Springfield,
where free scope was given to his genius as
an lnstisator ind organizer OF broader u.s.
ISOLATION work Mr.. Hardy vigorously car
rlet out some Of hir theories. the most
successful OF his Efforts being the organic
cation of an Athletic Sunday School League.
including all the Sabbath schools OF this
cIty--a plan which ,resulted In "a marked in
crease OF attendance and interest in Sunday
school work. Ri
After partakins OF the repast Mr.. Hardy
gracefully acknowledged Mr.. T. S. simp.
sons witty and spirited address of welcome.
Mr. Gus Booth and others humorously re-
vNed "reminiscences of the old HARDY
days. AS n fitting climax to a most enJo'-l
able evening the ''telows'' gathered around
their old leader and sang the sorigs as
Iii days gone by.
Among those present were Mcssrs. c. w
Hardy. A. ", HarErove. Dixon Foley, Bin
ford Walford. Raymond Flshcr. Albert
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Nzz2Ak1gA&
2zAs 9 gQE y QZzzzzzzzZlS
who enter the port Of Norfolk was

who enter the port Of Norfolk was
described.
Mr. Porter said that the society was
only asking the Methodist Conference
to give cents per member por year
for this cause. as against LIZ cents
per member contributed last year.
The Rev. DR.. Smart reported for the
committee on publishing interests. the
report laying emphasis on the high
grade and increasing prosperity OF the
Sunday-school literature OF the church.
The Christian Advocate was in-
dorsed. especially its position on the
acceptance of questionable Advertising.
to be in bad shape, Notwithstanding
the Increase In subscription lists. and
a raise In price to Sc year was
recommended. The Rev. w. j. Young.
the Rev. j.. T. Whitley and Professor
f. B. Smith continue as members of
the Advocate advisory committee. with
the Rev. James Cannon editor, and j.
Sidney Peters associate editor.
Publication Interests.
DR.. Whitley wasf asked tobtake the
chair at this juncture, and presided for
some time in the place OF Bishop
CRANBERRY. The Rev. James Cannon,
Jr., addressed the conference with re-
gard to the work of the Christian Ad-
vocate. In connection with the raise
in price to 50 DR.. Cannon said that
the price to ministers would remain
the same.
Rev. Ernest Stevens said he was
tired of being discounted. That he
looked for the day when the preacher
would pay the real price for every
commodity. and look the world square,
~ III the face. owing no man anything.
The discussion of the report of the
publishing committee was continued
by Rev. j. Sidney Peters, DR.. DuBose
and others.
The joint board of finance reported
the resignation OF DIR. Lipscomb as a
member and as chairman. Rev. S. ].
Batten was elected a member to fill
the vacancy. and Rev. B. F, Beckham
was elected chairman of the board.
n. II. Smith Retircs.
Under call-of question 90, us to work
and character OF the preachers, inter-
esting reports were made in detail by
the ministers of Petersburg, showing
the church here to, be in growing and
prosperous. condition.M Tsfeie
The presiding elder, the Rev. Ber-
nard Il. Lipscomb, announced that the
Rev. N. r. Smith, formerly pastor OF
the Wesley Church, Petersburg, had
suddenly left his charge early In Juno
without notice to the presiding elder.
or, in fact, to any one. The presiding
elder made arrangements for carrying
on the work, and after some corre-
spondence with Mr.. Smith. who was
now supplying Baptist church In
Maryland, the former preacher had
agreed to surrender his credentials.
The bishop directed the secretary to
enter on the minutes the note that Mr..
smith had voluntarily retired from the
ministry and membership In the Meth
odist Church.
AT the hour of adjournment photo
graph was taken OF a large number OF
the members of the conference srouped
about the church steps.
There was no meeting OF the pre-
siding elders during the Afternoon, and
Il is believed that the appointment
list is now nearly completed. although
1t is admitted that several Important
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LABOR OPPOSED TO
NATIONAL CONTROL
tContinucd from First Pngc.)

+ /. -. : = -.
Continued from First Page,
seearastary Morrison from $4,000 e
$500 10 $500. Mr.. Berger was the Only uiy
Que to oppose $4,000 SALARY for Presi-
don't Gompcrs, declaring that $4,000
was enough, md that such II great IN
crsnsc might injtre the cause OF labor
wien President Goinpcrs.s salary was
raised, but waved her hnnds In thanks
90 st,e delegates from the gallery as
she entered and was informed or the
acilon, J'lle salaries were increased.
mountaineering adverse reports by the
committee on resolutions providing for
increases y, less than any of those grant
a motion that President vancleaye
Of the Manufacturers Association, now
hghtting President Choppers, be Inform
Vic President OConnell declaring the
Asso :lnted trcss would publish IL in
~ ~ nc Wspnpers. giving Mr.. vnncleave
this Information.
For Postal Savings Banks.
The federation. With but few dissent.
Ing votes, placed itself on record az
fhyorlng system OF government pos.
, aaa ,1sa !, banks; and 4lnarimoiisly
delegates to. President Roosevelt and
calls for reforms IN thea lnsular pos.
'esslon, with but one amendment. ac-
cepted by the Porto Ricans, calling for
ernmsnt for Porto Rico.
a feature to-day was the appear.
ance OF the British Union Jack with
the. American colors as a compliment
to tire British and Canadian delegates.
The. federation adjourned until Monday.
following an address on Labor Legislation
In Canada" by John G. O'Donohus. of To-
rt n'o. representing Canadian Trades and
Labor Congress. Sundays feature Will be 4
Great Virginia oyster roast on the Atlantic
Ocean beach front at apo Henry. One
hundred barrels OF oysters are on hand
ready for the roast.
Fund for Another F1yht.
4 Al. meeting held Tonight the resolution
committee OF the federation inaugurated a
movement, yet to be adopted by the body
looking to the collection OF a fund with
which 70 light the antilabor union orsaniza-
tions Vof Los Angeles Cal, which they de-
clare is led By the Times and backed by
General OTIS, owner of the paper.
. The proposition Is to assess each affiliated
rieniber one cent month for twelve month";
N 30 into this fund 1t ia claimed 100000
car be IN sed In this way. The war Is 10
81 to the death. HE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
THE n1soTHEnnooD's MEnrISG G.
Interesting Discussion of Methods OF
EnInrEinG Membership.
Especial to The Times.Oispatc,


Especial to The Times- D!spatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. november TO-
varied and lengthy debate on meth
DDS OF enlarging the membership
among iaymen was the most interest
ing feature of the annual meeting of
the Brotherhood Of the Virginin Con-
ference In the lecture room OF WASH
inGton Street Church tonight. A con-
siderable number Of resolutions. amend
ments and substitutes were offered
without reaching definite conclusion,
and the subject was finally submitted
to a conference of the lay members Of
the brotherhood.
Whether or not the move for in
creasing lay membership should be
made strictly a layman's movement
was the main point at issue. Among
the participants In the discussion were
the Rev. DIR. James Cannon. Jr., the
Kew ernest Stevens, OF Ashland; the
Kew Richard Ferguson: OF Mathews
county,, the Rev. George ". Wray, Of
norfolk; the Rev. DIR. i. T. {rioutten.
Judge i. j.. Barham. OF Newport News.
and the Rev. DR.. 3. r. Lipscomb, presi-
dent OF the brotherhood, who surren-
dered the chair for few moments AMI
spoke briefly. expressing hearty SYM
pathy with the object In view aud am.
phasizing the Importance OF central-
'Mas the WORK as much as possible
not spreading 1t among many COM
mlttees
= committee OF three reported In ia
vor of an amendment to the consti-
tuition changing the uge limit for en-
trance OF beneficiary members from
thirty-flve to forty years. Reports from
Tue president secretary and treasurer
ana membership secretary were re.
celVed and recorded. The amount COL
iseted on assessments this year aggre.
gated s4,495. 3
After the debate on method OF in.
ereaslng lay membership. the meet.
ing at once proceeded to the election
OF officers and adjourned. The follow.
ln6 ofilcers We're elected: President. B.
7, Lpscomb D. D.: Vice-Presdent. ".
Walden; Secretary Treasurer, M. s.
colonna; Assistant Secretary Treas
ua = G: Hatcher: Membership Sec
rethrSl w. Euro. Board OF Trustee.
3. r. Lipscomb, M. S. Colonna. Josef al
W. shackford and w. w, Lear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Royal Arcnnum Rally.

menrleo Council, Royai Arcanum, Is ar.
IN y;.i, i"r = rally 70 be held In honor OF
Of Noriaik. who viii be here on ,rhurslay
n n!sn 4 special musical program has besn
a,rahsea TOT the event. and the supreme
syshu oHteers residing in the city with the
regents Of the various oounels. with ,h s
invited to meet the grand regent. .rhe
meeting WIZ he open to all members Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
- a 1 1: "A rl

$ a complaint so common that compare
lively few people are entirely free from it,
go insidous that 1t gains II firm hold almost
before its victims are aware of Its presence,
so dangerous as to seriously threaten the
general health. and liable if neglected. to
develop into bronchitis or consumption.
1t Is a mistake to consider catarrh
merely local trouble, It's unquestionably
eonstitutional-a disease of the blood. AS
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~ . --sE7-----7---.-------
Ia Honor Of Miss Yarbrouel

D Miss Ice Gentry gave a charmInr A o,c,oo,,
dinner az her pretty home on sixth Ayennn
~ HUNTINGTON w Va, In honor OF Mis-,
house guest OF Mr. and Mrs. +. y cen, ,re
me quests pro,ent We're Mr. Guy PerRina
MI Ar; Robert Gladstone and pr Herman,
S My, hn ~, M,ss Gentry, Miss Emma louise
II - l3'N''''- = ~ 4 'SSsi " " oSH-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Are Your Kidneys Weak?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Ii.

II Mature warns you when the track Of
health is not clear. Kidney and Bladder
trouble compel you to pass water often
through the day and get TIP many times
during the night.
Unhealthy Kidneys cause lunbago, rteuina-
Ism. catarrh of the bladder. pain or dull achs In
the back, Joints or muscles at times have head !
acfrc or indigestion; time passes you may
have a .allow complexion. puffy or dark circles
under the eyes, sometimes feel as though you
had heart trouble. mny have plenty OF ambition,
but no strength. get weak and waste away.
II such conditions are permitted to continual
serious results are sure to follow: Brght,s dis
euse. the very worst form OF kidney trouble
may steal upon you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

cdy for catarrh is testified to by many people
whomit has cured, not for time only, but
permanently.
For three years have been troubled with
catarrh and blood disease. tried several
doctors and dozen different remedies. but
none Of them did me any good. A friend
told me of Hoods Sarsaparlla and thought
J would try it. ! took two bottles and began
to see M Improvement, and am now as we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
As To Gen. Thomas
Headquarters


Grand Camp Confederate Veterans,
Department of Virginia.
Richmond, vfL. Nov. IA. 1907.
To the Local Editor of The Times
Dispatch. City:
Dear Sir.--As there seems to be
some doubt as to General George IA.
Ihomas rendering his services to the
Governor OF Virginia in 1861, and n
the light of truth and history.
inclose you copy of a letter of Gen
eral Thomas to Governor Letcher
Magma est veritas. ct preYalebit."
Yours truly.
JOSEPH ". BEDGOOD.
Adiatant- General.
Virginia Calendar State Papers. 1851
Page lO6.
March 18th. New York Hotel.
George II. Thomas. y. S. "a. to Gov
ernor John Lstci1cr.
~ received yesterday n letter from
Major G.lhnm, OF tue Virginia MILF
tnry Institute, dated The 9th instant,
In reference to the position of chief
of ordnance OF the State, In which
he informed me that you had
quested him to nnk me IL I would
res.xn from the service; and II xof
whether that post would be accept
able to me. Az lie requested me to
make my reply to you direct. have
the honor to state, after expressinE
my most sincere Trunks for your
very Kind Oner, that ii Is not my
wish to leave tile Hervice OF the
United Suites ns lous as 1t IN hon
OrAblc for me to remain In 1t, and
therefore as long las my native State
.(strgInln) remains In the Union, IL
Is my purpose to remain in the army,
unless required to perform duties
alike repulslvc to honor aId humans
ity."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
OF INTEREST," TO THE COMMUNITY.

The S. Galeskl Optical Company has
opened branch store on Broad street.
near Third. 1t is handsomely fitted UP
and furnished with every facility for
the careful and efficient work for which
this old and reliable optical company
is so well known. This new departure
will undoubtedly be welcomed by its
many patrons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

The water in reservoir breaks through the
bank at its weakest point. so the catarrhal
poison In the blood discharges where there
Is the least resistance. Hence there may be
catarrh Of the head, of the bowels, or of any
other point where the mucous membrane is
found. Diarrhra and dysentery are but a
manifestation Of catarrh of the bowels.
The way TO cure catarrh is to remove
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Prominent Visitors.

Hon. w. Mcdonald: Lee chairman OF .ho
State BOARD of Fisheries. and Hon. s.. VIII
official business Congressman Carter Glass.
OF Lynchburg. is at Murphy's being here to
attend the Methodist Conference In Peters.
burg Mr.. Glass attends the conference dur
ing the day and returns here at night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
THE WEATHER

Forecast: virgfria--Fair Sunday.
Monday. partly clpucy In north: rain,
In south portion; light to fresh north
to northeast winds.
North Carolinn--Fair Sunday; Mon
day, rain; north to northeast winds.
possibly increasing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Annual Service.

The local asscmbly OF the Brotherhood OF
st Andrew will meet at Grace Church to-
morrow night at Sis O'Clock. a conference
on Bible class Will be led by tho Rev.
Thomas Semmes. The annual service OF
the brothersood, Will be held on the eve of
ST. Andrews day, November; 2Sth. III st.
Marks Church. Es