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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

1lChET OfbICE. l3A PENNA. AVE
Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
9:05 A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coacbe,
and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah ana Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington 70 Hamlet and Hamlst
TO Atlanta Dining cars
SO p NJ. Daiy-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman to Savannah. jacksonville Tampa Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis Dining cars.
4. Il. STANskIaI4 District Passense Agezk
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Bread Cast on the waters.

From the Chicago Tribune
In June. 1S9S a poor man called at the
humble dwelling OF a washerwoman on
the West Side. He said he was starving
and she save him half a dollar
Nothing was heard OF him until one day
last week, when he called again and got
another half-dOllar
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Criminals nt Large.

From the Boston Transcript
Gibbs (visiting)-what sort OF neigh.
bors have you here2
Dibbs-A bad lot There's a black
smith who's engaged in forging. a carpen-
ter who's done some counter-fitting. and
a couple OF fellows next door who sell
iron and steel for a living.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-Published only as inforIus tion. and pot
guaranteed ~ AON
4OJ 4. NC * O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast v..-
ubule Train. Pullman seepers To Lexington. Ionis
we, CINCINNATI. Indianapolis Cnicago, and M
LOUIS Connection Tor Virginia Hot Springs PHI
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville Memphis aud Ne,
Orleans Dining cars, a la carte service
II 10 p NJ. r.. V, LIMIIED Dailv- So,
VestlOule tram. Pullman Sleepers TO CInci1nsI1
Lexington. aud Louisville Compartment sier,,,,
car 10 Virginia Hot sprnSs week DAYS. Dining csrs
Ia carte service. Pullman Sleepers Cipc1nissf 70
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville 10 Nemrtb,s
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and obto
Ottces, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue: lg9 N stTeas
and New Union Station TelcphODeS. No.
1880 Tor Washington Terminal Cab service and MStn
1866 or Z06 Tor e. & u Ticket Office
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-FARMS

WE HAVE ALL SIZES LOCALITIES. AND
prices IN farms, suburban and country homes.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY. IiO7 n. Y. ave. NV.
iyll-3t
% ACRES. GROOM COTTAGE. BARN. STA
Die &c. oYeTlooking the Potomac River; Of
tho most beautiful locations in this section: electric
cars pass through the property; station on farm;
hst the place for the summer; owner leaving and
must sell; very cheap properly for some one; only
$3.50; investigate at once. BOX Us Herald oalce.
gl0u
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Case of the Modest Youth.

Seven years ago a modest young fellow
OF the name Of Thomas Jones went 10
work for a great corporation as an Office
boy He was modest. Unassuming, and
faithful
He now drives a team for the same cor
pOratiOn. and earns 81 q day.
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Watch the Bargains Advertised the Real Estate Columns The Herald
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COUl

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lnnbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1855. Ad-
ministntion This is 10 give notice that the sub
scrber Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Colum-
bia letters restamentafy on the estate Of Mary T.
killigan late of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims agains, the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same. with the Touch-
ers thereof legally authenticated. the Subscriber
ON or before tho 10TH DAY or JULY. A. d. 1919;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft Of said estate. Given under my hand this 10th
day Of July. 1908. THOMAS J. RILLIGAN. l7l3
7th 81. NV. Attest: tSeal) JAMES TANNER,
Register OF Wills for the District n Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court NJ. J. COLBERT. Attorney.
yl321U
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Mere Repartee, of Course.

From the Boston Transcript
so, doctor. you are still single. All,
fear that you are somewhat Of a woman
hater"
Nay. madam, it is 10 avoid becoming
one that / remain a bachelor"
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THINGS THAT WENT WRONG
The Young Bride.

Bertha" said the young husband. with
enthusiasm, these are the best biscuits
I ever ate, Who made them?"
The cook, dear" answered the youna
bride.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HONEST. SOBER statesmen TO REPRESENT
us permanently excellent opening; experience un-
necessary salary or commission weekly; references,
NORTH JERSEY NURSERIES,. Newark. n. J.
ivii-5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-WESCHLER'S. 90 PA. AVE. NV.
good place 20 dispose of yuur furniture. pianos.
&c. b. auction. Satisfactory results Prcmpt re-
turns Sale every saturday 70 a. IN. ic2iS1t
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
men; all kinds of hats cleaned aud delivered straw
Panama. felt derby, and silk; best work IN the citY;
orders for hat bands COG lith g. NV INSECT m ws
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UP-TO-DATE AMERICAN.

iylz-d&ds
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROIAL BLUE LINE

kOAAL DA-O r LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR ."
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. ID STREET. NEW YORK
. 20 q. m. Diner. Pullman Parlor
lslo a. IN. Buffet ParlOr. IlVe-aOur Train.
$50 a. N Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
lll ~ a. m Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
lDJ p IN Diner ana Pullman ParlOr Car.
$50 ,. ID. Royal Limited All Pullman. 6hOur
u 90 J. m. Coaches 20 PHILADELPHIA.
9D9 j. n Diner ana Pullman Parlor
= ~ J. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
Y 20 j. M. SleeperS
49, a. IN sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. Il %: $50 III 90 q N um
'5NO y. IL
TO BALTIMORE.
"EN ERY HOUR On THE HOUR
WEEK days, ~ a. n. to { ~ D M
. ~, l01o. to-O. Z 90 Z -. 800. > 20. 800
Is-59. lUW. II " a. n. 'l-1J noon, ~ O5 . 10
tll5. f29V. -50o. t3-O. ss30. 14Bg Ii85 -o.Oj
!sAsl S-9, SSy, 49, i Nv. 'saV. issS. 'l31J
N-'1 -. -4=sS !. ~.
- WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, IN 80 p. u
tlNOlNNAll. ST. LUtlo, and LOUISVILLE
'5:.y a. NJ. : 10 ,. H.. 'l2:i0 night
lLAlobOhG. VIZ a. m. IL. -sl0 p n. 'l2s0
CLEVELAND, $40 p NJ
COLI MBUS. so D. N.
MuEELlNG, 's-0 a m $50 p. N
hlNtnEolEh, 1910 a. m-. fAb. 800 p. u
stt,klEDEBlCA' H-0. $40. SAB ~. $50. Isa6
HASEKsTowN, 1910 a. m, 800 p N.
$50. and $3.50 y. N
DAILY Except sunday. Ssunday only
lELEPHONES at all the following Ticket Of
hcts- 1917 q s. nw., Main 1881. tI3 Peuusylyania
ave. Main rs New Union station: Ilcket once,
Main ISa0- Information bureau Main 7SSQ
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

J Bought, Exchanged, and Sold. Z
Z No matter where located viii buy Y
or sell your business or real estate =
, for CASH. Real estate loans Of =
: lowest rates y
, CLARENCE z. TUCKER.
Metropolitan Bank Building =
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM IN THE CITY
for zoe and e0c per gallon, delivered LACEY =,
COZ New York ave- Phone Main 933 jys-tf
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE.

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
bility policies; most liberal issued The STANDARD
Accident Insurance Co. Detroit. Mich Caulngton
Johns. agcuts. 6l7 18th IT Phone NJ. l0Zl.
ic25-5Jt
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THE IROQUOIS lii0 M-FURNIsHED APART
ments. with or without board: sixth foor. myl-f
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR BLNT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: CENTRAL
location; bath. near X ST. market. s55 ath ST. nw
For information. apply SIC 81. NV WIl-tf
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairing;
the kind you have been looking Cor; any make
anywhere, any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. 1901
New York ave- Tel. Main 1888 ap7-tf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; settle estates. Law business in all courts.
No charge unless successful Phone 1856
myl5-d FULLER AGENCY. Room Il, 1916 r s..
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

LIVE NEWSPAPER CANvAssERS WANTED;
must be sober and sood takers. Apply in person.
Circuhtion Department THE WASHINGTON
HERALD. tnv2l-tf
WANTED-SIX GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERs:
splendid locations and permanent employment three
hours every day; salary and commission 20 boys who
will work Apply WEBB. Circulation Department
The Herald iy5-tf
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ANIss' CAFE-oNE OF THE COOLEST AND
cleanest IA the city. Meals all hours Special
summer rates l26 Pa ave. NV. next door Mt
Vernon Stationl. B2u
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN

FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Md. and within the Dis
trict Fronting over lO00 feet on Connecticut ave-
nue.; five streets running east and vest $50 feet eIe
Vation. Every lot in the tract is available for build
ing purposes. "A detached houses and bungalows
erected o. under Of construction since Nav
1871, the date Of opening Of the sub, vision. An
city improvements. including water. g. yer macad-
amized streets. granolithic sidewalks shade tress
all without expense 10 purchasers. Special induce
mens are offered TO those who agree 10 build.
Wnte telephone. or call for pRts and full partic.
ulars Autos and carriages at your disposal.
TH0S. J. FISHER co. UNC.l.
7SS 18th st. NV.
SIX SUBURBAN LOTS; As MINUTES PROM
Treasury Building; ON electric line. easy terms:
price. so each.
Two large lots Baltimore and Annapolis electric
line; one car fare: cheap will build house for
purchaser. BOX IA. Herald o1icS. ;yl0-u
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what Our ArtIst BIAS to Put up with
From Punch.

Visitor-I say, old chappie, tell me.
what is about the average price Of an Old
NsSter2
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-li6 10TH NV. S ROOMS. BATH.
all outside rooms gas included. 50
634A Orleans place 4 rooms and bath "a floor Sl5 20
FOR COLORED.
l2iI Linden 50. ne. 4 rooms and baih...... SIS 50
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, Coz STR st NV
jylOIlIS
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-2RoOM OFFICE. I'd FLOOR.
Bond Building. Apply DO tlltf
FOR RENr-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lac
II ST. NV. desirable Office ruoms. including heat
light elevator and anitor services prices Sl2 10 S25
per room. WEAVER BROS. lf6 e. NV je26-tf
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS &c, AT
WESCBLEE'S, 92o Pa. ave. NV reasonable
rates; conveniently lcc>.cd Phone VI l232 b939t
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR 75O A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE co. sIss2o
i2 10Th 81. Phone Main 4229 js29Ot
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THE ROYALTON. gls VI ST. NV.
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments for
rent. containing exceptionally large rooms inspcc-
ton invited Apply TO A. G. PLANT. care Of A. G.
Plant * Co. ia 18th 81 NV. ie9olf
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TABLE BOARD.

1906 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw.-NOW UNDER
new management Excellent table board; good
home cooking. je2i-eod 30t
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764 COLUMBIA ROAD-CLEAN. LARGE. WELL
furnished rooms. with private family; house.
ivi1 81
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W., B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. +"


DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
The BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. .ANNAP-
Oils. L. ;. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from White House station
,l5th and II SIS. NORTHEAST.
Tor Baitmore-'5J0. 6.o. 100. 10. 500. $50
@ wv ~ ~; NO 10. 'llao and Il % a. m l2Jo
noon. l--o. -loo. lO. 2No. 20 800. 30 400 40
-9D0. 80. 90. 90. TaO 81. SO s:S. .IO.0
ana II IS ,. M. daily.
For AunaDolis-6JO. 80. $50. $50. 1870. and
~ q. H.. lz-S0, lao. 30. so. 80 81. 6.3g
20 $50 and 'll15 p. H.. daily.
-iudictes Local trains AL others am limited
stopping only at Naval Academy Junction. No walE.
ing or hiring " cabs Necessary
Fares One ~ po..s -
40 haliAnorc.- l5c Ng
To Annapolis aud L. =
Naval Academy. .....-....... &c. H3
All 81. cars Hn direct to White House station
Ticket Office az 18th and y. Y ave- northwest aud AZ
Whie Holse Station. 18th and II Sta NORTH
EAST Telephone NJ 1875
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
~ AND FKOM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Etr ECIlNE L JJNE :. lsS
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
O., -. - ssas4el, 5-lo a. N.
lINl a. NJ. go p u, 58O y. u. As u m. aDd
s:ij ,. in.
hLIUhNING-Ly. Chesapeake Beach. $50 4 m
l-4o p L., L0o p ~. 6OJ y. IL. s " d 10 and
l0NU =. H.
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. DisJnct Line station. s-5 a ID I'm
a. m.. ZuO p m. 500 ,. IN. 5I5 ,. ~, 7:l5 p. m,
and ;i5 ,. L. -
kEIJENING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach. $50 m
i-:iJ J. m. 200 = m. 61O T. ~. 30 u 10 an
y. H.. and 1000 y. IL
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOlNG-Ll. District Line Station. eas n ~
n1O u. ~. zoo p. N, $40 p. IL. sOO % 10 -
J. n. and 9..5 ,. IL
hLIUbNlNG-Lv. Chesapeake Beach. 100 a m
A-;io = H., z:i0 y. ~, 61v D. n $50 l. m esi
,. u. and l0a0 y. u
PAUL y. WATERS, General Manager.
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LADIES' TAILORING.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL ~ YOUR RESIDENCE OR OF
FICE BY USING AN ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY
1880 NEW YORK AVE. jc503Ot
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

REPAIRING. CLEANING. SECURING; MEMS
suits sDOnged and pressed sc. GREATER WASH
INGrON TAILORING CO. 5l9 10Th NV. lG3 ST.
Phone n 495-M my22m,w. .f-S0t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
al so5 New York ave. : large padded vans. A load
--horse ANgon- - load mhr-eodf
GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
Moving. Packing ard Slipping Lowest Rates
9Th aud X sts NV
Phone Main ~ ARTHUR c. SMITH Prom
jCZS-30t
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS &C. MOVED
With care; packing and shipping a spec4alty
hREIG's EXPRESS. 1914 II St Nv. Phone Main
9Jl0. au2Ju
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FOR sUBLEASE-A BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
fourroom and bath apartment on the top story
of the Brunswick. On I st.. opposite Franklin Park:
rent $3.50; nico outlook toward the south: roof
garden.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENsEY CO..
~ 18th 81 NV iv36g 10 Il
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
hind in the city; carpet cleaning. WASHINGTON
RUG CO. s3l 9Th ST NV. NJ. gS5 myi7-9t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LARGE CITY LOT. CLEAR. AND SOME
cash for a business about 500. BOX l6 Herald
Office iylf-st
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
some attractive features the Brooks saddle; double
grlp control; Hcdstrcm motors; automatic intake
vulves. CHAS. Z. MILLER q BRO. II05 18th NV.
agents iyl-tf
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

PIGEONS. CANARTEs. PARROTS. RABBITS.
bird supplies. &c. Pets boarded: prices right
BARCLAYS PET STORE. Z3 10th s. NV
WITT
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY, HOMER PIGEON.
guinea pigs. rabbits. dogs and sure flea DESTROYER
also queen bees. &c. SCHNIDS BIRD STORE.
~ 18th 81. NV II
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-THREE TENTS on SHADY WA
teT-front ot ot Colonial Beach: full outfit for five
persons % 60 camping. For toms and date address
BOX Ia Herald Office iv199f
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

~ ST NW.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS:
light housekeeping allowed jyl2a
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THE ROYALTON. sls NJ ST. n,

FINE. NEWLY DONE Up APARTMENTS, THE
Princeton, ll3Q " ianitor service; rent reasonable
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT ls07 y Y. ave. WILLS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
COURT LECTURES
A Cleveland Husband amid Gives Wife
Divorce and Alimony.

Cleveland. Jan. 15.-In granting =
divorce 10 Catherine Sullivan from
Bernard +. Sullivan, resident man.
ager OF the Fruit Despatch Co.. Elec.
trio building, Judge Babcock Wednes'
day criticised Sullivan for not giving
up his bachelor habits.
The court set aside conveyance
Of his property to his sisters short
time before he married. The divorc-
ed wife was given $500 alimony f''r
herself Sullivan was ordered TO pay
the child s3912. The money for the
child 10 to be paid In "a weekly install
ments until the child is 15 years old.
Catherine Sullivan was stenogra-
phor in Bernard sullivan's office when
the couple went TO Buffalo on March
22, 1904, and got married.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
PROBATE COURT

Yesterday morning In probats
court the jury In the case Of Ohio
against Michael Kobler. charged with
unlawfully using milk bottles which
bore the stamp and wore the prop
erty Of the S nitary MILK company,
brought In q verdict of not guilty.
The defense ives represented by Judge
Aunsst and Attorney r. S. Shields,
while Attorney webber assisted As
sistant Prosecutor McCulloch in the
prosecution. The defense showed
that an exchange in bottles among
the various dairymen was practically
necessary by the business and left
doubt in the minds of tho jury as
to the criminality Of Kohler who was
employed as a driver by Charles Pom
thus at the time Of his arrest.
Judge Bow. yesterday morning, did
not hand down sentence In tho
case OF Hennette Kfngsnorthy who
was found guilty OF assault on Mon
day afternoon.
This morning the case. OF Ohio
against John Jacobs. who In charged
with conducting an employment agen-
cy without proper authority will be
heard. The other case scheduled for
a hearing today Is that OF Ohio
against George Simon. charged WITH
buying stolen property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
The Dlckerson Trial.

Millersburg, Jan. 15.-Four Jurors
were obtained Tuesday out OF 20 talss-
men examined, TO serve In the second
trial OF Benjamin Dickerson for the
murder OF Mrs. Kate Hughes, in Gosh.
octon county.
Only l6 more talesmen remain and
II is believed Judge Wickham win
have TO call another venire.
Most OF the talesmen examined were
Amish who are rellgiously opposed to
capital punishment,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
Public Installation.

Pike Grange OF Battlesburg, o. will
have public installation of officers
at the Battlesburg school house, IN
Wednesday evening, January 20. at
Z o'clock. The installation exercises
will be followed by literary program
consisting 81 the discussion, by grans.
ers, OF such subjects rs The Grange"
Teaching Agriculture in the Public
Schools OF Farming Communities" and
Grange Fire Insurance"
Exercises interspersed with Grange
songs. In short farmer hay seed en-.
tertainment given by farmer hay
seeds. Come and have a good time
with us.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
pl.bold company Eleets oNicers.

The officers and directors elected by
the Diebold Safe and Lock company
at n meeting Tuesday are as follows:
John c. welty, president; John Mer.
ley, vice president; Ed. Bockius, sec.
retary and treasurer. These ofilce IS
and W. w. Clark, A. p. Clark and Wal.
ter Double, with Mr.. Pomereue, who
succeeds Mr.. Welty. compose the
board OF directors.
The company is said TO have had q
prosperous year and a dividend is re-
ported to have been declared. The
elections are reported to have been
practically unanimous.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
VOLUNTEERED
To Furnish Blood to
Save Walter j.
Mullins Life
I'LL WITH RARE DISEASE

Cleveland, Jan. 15.-To save the life
of Walter ]. Mullins, coal operator Of
Cleveland and Wooster, Fred Mullins,
a cousin, and Grant Myers will give
OF their blood. II will be transmitted
from their arteries into those of the
stricken man by an operation Thurs.
day by DR.. George w. Grille at Lake.
side hospital.
Tests Of the blood of the two men
sre now being made by chemists.
These men we're chosen for the sac
Tifce because they totally abstain from
the use OF tobacco and liquor. II S
believed their blood will be pure.
Mullins, rushed TO Cleveland from
Wooster Tuesday In a special train
10 suffering from Hodgkins disease. a
rare and generally fatal malady caus-
ed by inaction Of the lympathic glands.
His disease has baffied specialists In
Chicago and New York.
Mullins was being treated by Prot.
Nichols Sem, famous Chicago patho-
Iogist, at the time of Senn's death.
Since then he has grown steadily
worse until DR.. Harry Stoll. Wooster,
pronounced his case hopeless unless
new blood was injected into his veins.
Myers, 45, is manager OF the Woos-
ter branch OF the James Mullins Coal
Co. Fred Mullins is attorney for the
pennsylvania railroad at Salem. He
Is thirty.
w. ]. Mullins, AZ, Is manager and
treasurer Of the James Mullins Coal
Co, 713 Williamson building. HIS
father is president.
Mullins, while maintaining a magni.
flcent home at 2055 East Ninety-sev.
snth street, generally lives in Woos-
ter with his father-in.law, President
scovill, OF Wooster university. He
has three children, James, Amy and
Dorothy. Mullins is a cousin OF Ar.
thur Brisbane, New York editor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17
A DECISION
IN THE CLEVELAND TAFT.FoRA
KER MESS
May 30 Given This Week-Matter
May Go 10 Court.

May 30 Given This Week-Matter
May Go 10 Court.
Cleveland Jan. ia decision IN
the Cuyahoga county Republican mud.
die will be given by Carml A. Thomp-
son, secretary OF state, before Jan.
uary 20. II may come Friday or Sat
urday.
After hearing the arguments OF the
various factions at Columbus Tuesday
he announced that he would postpone
Judgment. He may refer the matter
10 the state committee. Chairman
Walter Brown OF the state COMMITTEES
may call a meeting TO determine
which Is the legal committee. The
state committee Is Taft organlZa-
ton, and is expected TO recognize the
committee over which Chairman E.
M. Baker presldes.
This will almost surely lead to n
contest In court.
Brown has proposed TO Maurice
Maschke OF the Taft faction and Al.
torney 4. A. McCaslin OF the Foraker.
Dick faction that all calls for pri-
mary elections be withdrawn, that the
Taft committee issue the call. and that
II provide also for the holding OF
conyent tion TO elect new committee.
says he fayors the plan per-
sonally.
There are three candidates for ap'
pointment on the board OF elections
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Bake Reporters Arrested.

Fremont, o., Jan. 15.-Guy b. Man
ger and r. W. White, arrested here
three weeks ago after passing sever
al worthless checks at Woodville,
where they claimed TO be representa-
tives OF the Associated Press writing
mp the oil fields. have been taken to
Elyria TO answer the charge OF steal
ing a $3.50 diamond ring.
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when w. r. Hopkins term expires,
May /. They are Hopkins OF the Fo-
aker-Dick faction. A. N. Rldway Of
the Taft faction and J. e. Mathews Of
the Roosevelt faction. II Is the duty
OF Secretary Thompson to appoint the
men recommended by the legal Repuo.
llcan committee, and In making the
appointment he may be compelled 20
decide which Is the legal committee