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New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

pected and Amos did look 50 Srna! that II stGll-7
symbolic Of the dreaded obscurlty that horTd Ar7-
Huber had pointed out as new Congressman S fate
Bl1r lust then they began to make the noTnlna-
tons for the speakership OF course the minority
did not have any chance at all. They Just put up
-.sT,-ase7ted the Democratic ticket looked like
giant and talked just like Evas papa in that Uncle
Toms Cabin company that came to HoPeFILe
last spring, and some woman back OF me l-4ue 'l7
qlleerest remark.
Yes" She said. he is terribly handsome: but
those Southern men make me tired Ihey Il
--,r her z,,1 in extravagant compliments and trt
ft they are more than likely to follow
up a romantic supper engagement with the crush,
no statement of how much they love their wives
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

much Il YOU Just smile
and smile-and be q new
Congressman 5 wife still,
he finished
At the Capitol he got
me a seat on the bench
right back Of the Speak
ers pew and sat down
with me long enough t.
tell me which was the
Speakers daughter
the Speakers q widower.
YOU know.-and to whls-
PEI that l needn't be
afraid if the electric lights
failed. because the wife
Of a gold mine millionaire
was sitting right back OF
me. and as soon as she
removed her wraps there
would be an effulgence
that would make the
glow through the paneled
glass ceiling look Ike the
moon in eclipse.
Then he went away,
and l began to look for
Amos. Mr.. Teale had
told me which was the
Republican side OF the
floor, but even at that |
had hard work finding
nv own husband there
There seemed 70 be a
great manv more Con
gressmen than | had eX-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

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New-York tribune., 1908-01-12


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New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
AT THE NICKEL-ODEOR

The Nickel-OdeOn last night had to
turn them away and expect to finish
the week in the same manner. The
house is certainly deserving of this
great patronage as it is presenting the
best bill both in moving pictures and
vaudeville that they have ever put on.
The feature picture for Friday and
Saturday is the Merry Widow Waltz
Craze" By the time one gets through
looking at it they will confess that
its title is justly deserved.
Another feature of the vaudeville
bill is Thurston & Grey, who give a
comedy and scientific boxing exhibi-
tion, Miss Grey knows how to handle
the gloves and at times introduces
some very scientific work. The public
can be assured that a visit to the
house today OF Saturday will surprise
them by the magnificent program
that's being presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
SOCIAL EVENTS
RUTHERFoRD-CoCHRAN.

Miss Blanche Cochran, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Cochran. of
GIG Rowland street, was married
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock at
the parsonage of st. Johns Catholic
church by Rev. Father P. ]. Mcguire,
to Mr.. Alonzo Rutherford, who is en-
ployed at the plant of the Carnahan
Tine Plate company. The wedding
was a quiet one, only a few of the
friends of the contracting parties be-
ing aware of it. Miss Esther Schaefer
acted as the bridesmaid. while the
groom was accompanied by Claudius
Homier, of Akron, both the bridesmaid
and the best man being relatives of
the bride. The bride was employed
IN the finishing department of the
Hampden watch factory and has many
friends and acquaintances who will
be pleased to learn of her marriage.
They will take up their home Iat GIG
Rowland street, where they will be
at home to their friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
AT THE ORPHEUM

The show this week at the Orpheum
is exciting much favorable comment
from the regular patrons of the house,
used by this time to first class vaude-
vile, and creating agreeable surprise
among the Once~in-a-while visitors az
this popular theatre.
The Four Franks lead in fun MAX
ing with their farce, "A Mix-Up." 1t
is story of badly misunderstood re-
lations, the result of frequent and Sc
cret marriages, but the end is happy.
West and Benton, singers and dancers,
one of the best teams seen this season
make hit The Valoise Brothers,
gymAasts and acrobats, do many feats
requiring enormous ability and
strength. Bert Bence, comedian, is a
laughmakeT OF the first water, Fox
and Summers, in q laughable sktt
where mixed identities are a feature
cause much fun. The pictures aro
good.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
JOHN DANIELS.

John Daniels former resident of
Canton, died at his home at Stafford,
Ohio, April 81. of old age. He was
aged rs years. Mr.. Daniels was born
near Manchester, England, and learned
the trade of silk dresser and weaver.
After he came to this country he was
overseer of weaving departments in
several large mills in the east. In
1873 he was made loom superintend-
ent in Alexander Wbolen mills. in
this city, and retained that position
until 1880. when he moved to his late
home and purchased the Stafford
Woolen mills. Mr.. Daniels is sur
viyed by his widow and two sons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
CITY BRIEFS

Mrs. H, G. Sehaub, of 2117 East
Lake street, and Mrs. II. L. Sehaub, of
244s East Lake street. have left for
Mansfield to visit with relatives and
friends.
Crpheum Theatre. Matinee daily a.
2;30 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. w l.. Stolgenbaeh. Of
High and Eighth streets. are in Gin
cinnati, The former went 10 to at
tend a convention Of bakeTs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
Thursday evening.
UNIFORM RANK, X. OF P.

UNIFORM RANK, X. OF P.
Uniformed Rank No. 3S, Knights OF
Pythias at their regular meeting
Thursday evening made preliminary
arrangements for holding their annual
May dance. An extensive program will
be given and everything points to one
of the most enjoyable affairs yet Civ
en- by the order.
CANTON EAGLES MEET.
The local Aerie F. o. E. made final
arrangements at their meeting Thurs
day evening, for attending the con-
vention to be held at GAINESVILLE. The
Canton Aerie will be well represented
and is confident they will bring home
some of the prizes offered.
UP-To-DATE CLUB.
Eighteen members of the Up-to-Date
club were nicely entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Fielding, 109
West Second street, Thursday even
ing. Progressive eucher was indulg-
ed in and d number Of games were
played. During the evening Mrs. Ber-
tina Smith, a talented artist, presided
at the piano and rendered a number
of selections. The winners in the card
contest were Mrs. Maggie Farwick
and Mrs. Sophia Mist, while the con-
ISOLATION trophy was given to Miss
Clara Falla. The hostess served O.
light luncheon. Z
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
DEATH OF INFANT.

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gottlieb Saloowsky, living at 1886
Shriver avenue, died at their home
Thursday, The funeral will take
place from the house Friday after
noon at o'clock. the interment be-
ing made in " ,stlawn cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
MRS. KATHERINE PYLE.

Mrs. Katherine Pyle, who had esIao-
lished quite a reputation as a painter
and decorator OF china, 6ied Wednes~
day night at her apartments in the
Quayle block, Market and Ninth
streets. Her death was caused by
heart trouble. The deceased Was so
years of age and is survived by one
son, Mortley W Pyle, who resided
with her Mrs, Pyle made numerous
friends while resident of this city.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

Sleepy nye Flour makes the best
of al bread
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

ODD FELLOWS INITIATE.
ssark ledge No. 5is, !. D. r. con-
fsrred the Grst desree on four candi.
aAtss at their regular meesRg on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08
PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET.

The Pythian Sisters held a very en-
3oyable social. at the residence of MRS.
William Metzgar, East Tuscarawas
street, Thursday afternoon. Music by
tho Pythian Sisters Orchestra, instru-
mental selections by Mrs. Cora Alex
ander and progressive pedro occupied
the attention of the guests during the
afternoon. Prizes were awarded as
follows: Mrs. Deemer, FIRST; Mrs.
Deib, second, and Mrs. Ensign COM
ISOLATION prize.
At 6 O'Clock a sumptuous dinner was
served after which the guests deyot-
ed their attention to progressive eu-
chre.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

Royal Java Blend Coffee leads all
others.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

Royal Java Blend Coffee is what
you want.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

M. Oppenheimer G Co.. of the greatest clothing
utacturers of this country had about 300 suits that
made for particular customer and owing to financial
difficulty not shipped We have purchased these suits
at SOC on the dollar and offer them you at exactly the
same price.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
lNVrarloArloN oloanp.

The Investigation of afalrs At 4
aud NJ college was closed at iO,ll
last night and the board went Into eN
ecuilvo eeshon
After the defence lindpe Scott rep
reuentlng Pres llarrlnptonl rested
the prosecution judgc Summers rep
resentmg the Alumni assoclatlonl In
troduoed q number OF witnesses IN re-
huttal principally with the uhicct of
showing the attitude OF Dr Gilbert.
Rev Nathan Powell and Prot brown.
Prof Larson, the athletic director In
HIS testimony had said that Pres. nar
rlngion had mlstrcatcd him IN the
matter OF furnishing q room for him.
tcli and wife llo stated however
that he had absolutely no grievance
rgalnut rrcsldcni Harrington
neforo golng into executive session
the board announced that It would
the ease ON the testimony
now in and render a verdict but that
II mlrh, be- necessary to en further
into Il at later date,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
ROOSEVELT GOES
TO OYSTER BAY

WASHINGTON. n. va June 20 Fiom
nov until the hot Weather ~ the
summer "a over the address, al rresl
aehi Roose,elt viii be- aasam0fe AIN
The president and hls lamiN have
sone 10 OYSTER naN WHITTIER the,
were pr,seded by a earloed vt oihee
mrhlmv ami personal helohsinas, a
humher ul domestic servants and the
white House clurtai 0fee.
The president has taken pains Ia
le, ~ be known that he Intends lo
have q duiei summer that h, as quiet
~ The duties OF his hlph office viii
permit he viii take no active pall
IN The national campaign, tie eX.
nects, OF course, To oohfer with the
party leaders nom time 10 time, hut
No visitors viii be reviewed AZ aana.
moV llil unless they have been In.
Nted
The executive offices az oNstel hay
win Ne run by Secretary Loeb and
Assistant secretary Roster IN much
the same way as IN FORMER Years The
executive torce viii be duarered at
the Hotel schiller
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
MURDER MYSTERY.
Young Lady a Corpse and Com.
panion Fatally Shot

New Philadelphia, o. June 20
How charles staoh, mftyilve wears
old, was probably fatally wounded and
Miss Arilne khlselN nineteen years
old was killed Friday nlght when
they were mund IN the heart of the
city Ia a mystery which The police are
working upon
Fallen forward over the daehh0ari
OF q hugny four blocks FROM the rub.
lie square the body Of Mlss knisel,,
a bullet IN her brain. Was FOUND b,
two men, who halted the aAlmal A
few yards distant beside the roadway,
stach Was found HOanlns, With a
bullet hole above hls rpht eye.
From the remarks made by the IN.
iured man II a inferred the couple
were attacked Persons liVlnp near
the scene OF the tragedy SAY they
heard three shuts, together with a
womanE scream
To add 10 the mystery the polloe
found revolver IN the hoN NJ the
huggN -Four chambers of which con,
tained discharged shells staeh n
married
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
CLUB WOMEN
AT THE HUB

hoH,oA, Maasa june 20 A lheusana
er more deleaales to ,he ninth hien.
NAL convention oi the 0enerel feder
alton Vt Wemene clubs are already
IN heHl0n, and others are aprlSlHs on
every train FULLY 10000 delegaiea
and ,lsi,ers are expected 10 be here
when the convention epeRs Monday,
The arrivals loday eund awaitlha
lhem a carefully prepared prosram,
Witch Nas planned by the club women
ol Massachusetts The Incoming
trains were me, by hand at yWlns
wemeM aotlna ~ suides, to direct
the visitors 10 hotels and convention
halt At the latter nlaee q bureau Ut
local Information was opened today
The main auditorium viii he aym'
phenS ilall, where morning and even.
Ag meetlhes viii be held throughout
the whole ~ next week rive even.
ms overflow meetlhHs viii be held
IN thiekenAa llall Az symphony
Hall branch hank has been epened
mr the convenience of the delegates
ANA either features include q speoial
n0slelhee and phyaioiana and nurses
VA constant attendance Ia the rest
oom el the hall
The entertainment proaram arrang'
ed mr the week viii embrace a eom
nlmehlary san down the harhen a
Visit Va the homes at EmeweN, llaws
ihome, the Alvolls, and historic place
0l Concord aud Lexington a luncheon
a. the heme at Whittier and Ames
bury, and ,rlps lo ealem and rbm'
oN,h
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
HELEN GOULD
FORTY YEARS

New York June 20 Helen Miller
Gould, whose gehoroua philanthropy
aud acts of charity have made her
name u household word, was forty
years old today Miss Uould lE the
only unmarried chlld OF the late iay
Gould, Dame Rumor has had her
engaged several times, once io AlOn.
~ Potter son OF nlshop Potter hut
Mlss Ooulde intimate friends declare
that matrlmony In the Idea farthest
from her thoughts.
Ml,s Gould Ia probably the richest
unmarried woman In America Her
lortsnc N estimated an the way from
$40 GOO, 900 10 tlO00O,oO0,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
ADVERSE TO DEpOSITORS.
Judge Meek Holds Stockholders
Are Not Liable,

Dallas, June 20 The depeHlters ei
The Western Hank and Trust eom'
pany lont their euit against the bank
IN the United States district court,
when iudse Meek Saturday morning
ruled that the hank wac a corporation
and ~ such not within the jurisdiction
~ his oourt iadee elheridse the
leeahs attorney ter the stockholders,
Was not present m court when the
iudae msde his ruling,
The rulihs ceVered twehty'eeyeR
SReNri,,en pages et legal eap paper
The history et the hank was carefully
reviewed, and Ia elesing, Mdee Meek
said
"the pelilienlhs creditors fail IN
their contentious on, two groundsl
first II n q delaelo' corporation,
HeeoRd Even u lt was not, The petl.
tionlag creditors by their course OF
dealing with u a. such ara now go,
topped te deny that Il h a corporation.
"fhe prayer et the pelilleniAa cred,
itnrs and ot the ihlefmeanary pett
toneFp viii he denied ior lack OF mr
isdlotioR and their petition dismlssed
Al their eest
The order dismieaiag the ease for
lack ~ iNFisdlo,lon was algned by
tUdee Meek Ia eeNr,
Mdge ktheFldee aaye The case will
he appealed " this Ia done the an
peal viii be taken 10 the United States
circuit court at apeala AZ New orleans
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
LAwsoN's srNsArloN.
raHt Nomination Termed an insult
and VII sunnort Rryan.

lloston, June 20 A political sensa'
ton was created by the report that
Thomas W Lawson Intends offering
10 furnish nryau ti,000,0OO for the
Democratic national campaign Law
son h preparing letter In which 4 is
believed be makes the offer The n
nancier favored Rooaovolt's re.nnmt
nation llo declares the chicago con.
ven,lon tramplcd vital Republican ira.
dltous In the dust aud ratts nomlna'
tlon IN an insult
Death ot Or, ulmore,
Dallas, June s0-nr A. NJ Elmora
a leading Dallas physician, Ia dead
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
kneeks out Nsw aeheelheusss,

Austin. Jane 20. C n. rage, iro an
architect of Austin, who makes a apeo'
lalN vt huildhs sch0elhoNses IN Tex.
a., SAYS The decision at the supreme
court Ia The Hoard independent school
district ease, has knocked cut the
hNndias " sl,OONOOO worth et school
houses IN the state, some Vt which are
already under construction aud others
for Witch nlans had been prepared
lie had contracts ior about tlOo NOo
for new huildinas, on which he loses
about tsOOoO In Tees gor plans ana su
nerNiaioH OF work
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
eantaln MsFall Gone,

Austin, June 40 CAPTAIN J X T.
Mefall ased seventy wears, died At
the residence VI hls daNshter he VAS
a drat,sman In the general land ogllce0
former city engineer and father 90
iuase neve Mcfal deceased who
first besen The llehl en senator nat
ley Ia the legislature Ia 1901 which
led to the first lhveaugallon Captain
MrFan vas ALSO taiherin'laW ol
George MpndeW a neWspapeg man
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
rsRRlpLt HURRICANE.
Damage Dreadful and several Kun
drsd People lose Their Lives

Madrid june ga terrible hurrt
cane rayagcd the coasts and the m'
terror Of spain and Portugal Crops
are practically ruined Thousands oi
persons arc homcless Terrible loss
OF llfc resulted Casualties ia spain
arc estimated at $50, roriusal loo
Along the coast ls estimated 500 sNl'
ors were drowned Tho storm roglona
were mostly occupied by poor farmers
Il q feared famine win follow
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21
nend lssue Authorized

Austin. june eO The railroad com
mission authorized the Kansas Cily,
Mexico and orient railway ta issue
and roeletcr tsSS0OO llrat moreage
bonds ON sixteen miles Of completed
road from knox City north
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21

prohibition Proclamation signed
Raleigh, n. c. June 20 Governor
Glenn. amldet imposing cerews,hles
elaned the proclamation makina pfo
Alhtlon effective Jan 1, ipoe,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-21

FalrmonL W Va June so.T-C .l
Michael. farmer, shot and killed MN
self near here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26

so prominent a part, have not been suffi-
ciently interested in economic and Indus
trial questions. The above IL, II seems TO
me. sufficient answer to this charge. Mr.
Taft's election should be advocated by all
who believe in making a far-reaching et-
fort toward the betterment OF our scheme
Of social ard Industrial life. Il should also
be advocated by all who wish an immedi-
ate advance In these social and Industrial
conditions.
II Mr.. Taft is not elected. a period OF
industrial chaos and business bad times
will ensue in which the "workingmen Will
suffer far more than any other class. They
are the people who, more than aEy other.
will pay the penalty. Because OF their
own material interests 7 believe that they
should support MIR. Taft, and, Furthermore,
| believe that they should support him be-
cause he has by his actions over and over
again proved himself to be a singularly
fearless and effective champion OF the
lights OF labor. and. above ali, I feel that
they should support him as good American
citizens. because he embodies what is best
ard highest in our American citizenship.
Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Mr.. p. II. Grace. Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, IS Clinton street, Binghamton,
N Y
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26
Human Leg Under Bridge.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., Oct, 5.-(Special.)
A human leg was turned over to Coroner
Cole yesterday by Jack Govier, a farmer
living fourteen miles northeast of here.
Govier was working near a bridge adjoin-
ing his farm when the discovery was made,
and as soon as he conveniently could he
notified the authorities. The leg, a left
one. looks to be of a 5 or 7-year-old child
and has some flesh on 1t. II also has the
Appearance Of having been torn from the
socket after death. There are no grave
yards in that section Of the county. and
the theory of a body having been dug up
and mutilated by wild animals seems en-
tirely out of the question. The people liv-
ing in that vicinity, fearing that a horrible
crime has been committed, are making
Jealous search for the remainder of the
body. The bridge under which the leg
was found crosses a ravine, which is dry
most of the year. but in time OF fresbets
carries quite a volume of water. DR.. Willis
Talbot, TO whom the leg was submitted for
examination, is Of the opinion that 1t has
been buried under the bridge for nearly
a year, and was not carried down the ravlne
by water. Coroner Cole and Sheriff Ken
needy intend thoroughly investigating the
case and leave no stone unturned towards
clearing up the mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26
ELECTION IN CANADA TODAY
Indications Point to Victory for the
Liberals, with a Reduced
Majority.

MONTREAL, Que, Oct. PA general
election will be held tomorrow Throughout
the Dominion Of Canada to choose a new
Parliament. At present the liberal party,
led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, holds control
OF the Canadian government, as It has done
for the last twelve years, and nothing has
developed during the five weeks campaign
just closed to indicate to the impartial oh,
server that any change is imminent. Most
authorities. however, agree that the liberals
will be shorn OF some OF their strength
should they again be returned 10 power.
The liberals had a majority OF sixty-siN
members in the last Parliament. Their
leaders say they will be satisfied with half
that number In the new one. Sir Wilfrid
Laurier made his appeal to the electors &c
be enabled to complete the work begun
under his administration, most notably the
building of the national transcontinental
railroad. He appealed for a renewal of
confidence on the ground that his govern
ment has given to Canada twelve years OF
unexampled prosperity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26
Grmnn.inm for We.I.r.n-

MITCHELL. 9. D., Oct. S.-(speoial)-
The students OF Dakota Wesleyan univer-
sity have given new life 20 a movement
that was started several years ago for a
gymnasium and a Young Mems Christian
association building combined. Some four
or five years ago a fund was started for
this purpose. and up to the present time
~ has grown to be a little over 5000. At
the chapel exercises the movement was
started and in "a few minutes 1900 was
pledged and arrangements made to securs
more subscriptions. The students have
pledged themselves 10 81 per year and to
get others 10 adopt the same pledge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-26
New station mt Mitchell.

MITCHELL, S. D., oct, 5.-(Special)-
Superintendent Collins of the Chicago. Mil
waukee & St. Paul railway announced in
the city today that his company had
definitely decided to erect the new passen-
ger station which was promised three years
ago. The plans have been drawn and a
very handsome building will be put up. Mr..
Collins stated that the structure would be
200 feet long, % feet wide and a portion OF
1t two stories high. The building will be
placed across the south end of Main street
with an arch entrance for teams TO drive
into ana deposit the passengers. Brick will
be used for building material and the build
ing will cost about SIS 900 when completed