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Drs. Russell, Gilbert and De- Forest Go to the Board of Consulting Physicians
 and Surgeons.
VERDI ON ATTENDING STAFF
Professor Flint Takes Dr. Carmalts s Place, and Dr. Sperry Becomes
 Assistant Laryn-
 gologist.

Important changes were made Tn the staff of tie attending and consulting surgeons and physicians of the New
 Haven hospital at the annual meeting last night of the board of directors.
 pr. Thomas H. Russell goes from the attending staff of surgeons to that of
 the consulting physicians and surgeons
 while Dr. Samuel c. Gilbert and pr Louis S. DeForest goes from the staff of attending physicians also to that Of
 the consulting physicians and sur
 geons.
 To fill the vacancy caused by the ad-
 vancement of Dr. Russell, Dr, William sF. Verdi takes the important part of
 an attending surgeon while Dr. Joseph
 M. Flint takes the continuous service" post to fiji the place of Dr. William H. fCarmalt.
 X To the staff of attending physicians FMedical Examiner Bartlett is appointed land Dr. Frederick N. Sperry becomes Massistant to Dr. Henry L. Swain, the slaryngologist.
 X Superintendent James R Codding 6ton and Superintendent Emma l. NStowe were reelected. Judge Simeon 'tsE Baldwin was chosen vice presi- EShcnt to fill the vacancy caused by the Hdeath of Morris F. Tyler \, The important changes given above IfAre due to an agreement reached some Mime ago that twenty-five years active yarvice for attending physicians and BAsurgeons should be the limit. lM Dr. Flint, who takes Dr. Carmalt's Nsblace, also succeeds him as professor 'gbf surgery at the Yale medical school. Nile canes from the University of Cali IEornia
 & The staffs as reorganized follow E Consulting physicians and surgeons ], rhomas H. Russell, Samuel D. Gilbert q 9v.ouis & DeForest. Francis Bacon, M sp,, Gould A. Shelton. MD, Frank H X Wvhittemore, MD, John P c. Foster RMD.
 Attending physicians talternatine |[&ervice) )--William G. Daggett, MD 6DEharles J. Foote. MD, Max Mailhouse 3|HM D., Charles J. Bartlett. Continuous dHervice) George Burner. MD. l Attending surgeons (alternating ser sa,Mice) William F. vardi, William W 1awkes, MD, Leonard S. Sanford, M lMb. Continuous service)-Joseph M
 Elint; laryngologist. Henry L, Swain MD.; assistant larynsologist, Freder. A&k N. Spang ophthalmologist Henry Mv. Ring, MD; associate ophthalmol Mgist Arthur N Alling. MD. obste M.ician, Otto c. Ramsay, MD; assist lint obstetrician, Richard F. Rand, M N, pathologist, Charles J. Bartlett, NJ
 .; assistant pathologist, Harold S
 EArnold, MD; chemist, Herbert E .dE5nith, MD; superintendent, James R Mbddington; superintendent of nurses
 Mmma L. Stowe.
 sMThe executive officers follow
 MPresident-El Whitney.
 Mvice-president Simeon E. Baldwin. : MSe ecretary-William G. Daggett
 RTreasurer-Char E. Curtis.
 IMPrudential committee--H c. Day
 M G. Hotchkiss. George Blumer
 WFinance commttee-Eli Whitney
 Mhomas Hooker, Max Adler, WAuditing committee-John W Bristol Miver S. White.
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10000 LAPS MAY COME
nder New Regulation That Number
 May Emigrate to Hawaii

|San Francisco, Jan. 31.-Advfces from bnolulu by mail to-day say that min Fer of foreign affairs Hayashi has ca led to Japanese Consul General Sainto Ie regulations adopted by the Japan se government in regard to the emi- aation of Japanese laborers to Hawaii h says that permission to Japanese 'borers to emigrate to Hawaii is limit for the time being to the following eses:
 First those who have been in Ha Aii and desireto go again. iSecond, the parents. wives children. aothers and sisters Of the persons who Ae at present living In Hawaii. hThird. the husbands and wives of the
 others and sisters included in the
 bond class.
 Frhe regulation is to take effect Feb
 ary 1 It has been figured out that Hder these regulations considering ssat there are between 7l,000 and S0,0oo i}panese now in Hawaii it Is possible Et half a million moreto come
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
DIVORCE OF DUCHESS
Daughter of Reigning German Prince
 Said to be Seeking Separation.

Berlin, Jan. 31-It is reported in various quarters that the Duchess Ma rie of Mecklenburg- -Strelitz, daughter of the reigning grand duke of Mecklep- burg-Strelitz, Adolphe- Frederic, is about to enter a suit for divorce against Count George Jametel, a Frenchman Their romantic marriage in 1899 caused a stir among the minor royal houses. No confirmation of the report can be obtained
 Duchess Marie. it was alleged several years ago. after an adventure with a servant of her fathers household, left Germany and went to France. At a seaside resort in that country she me, Count Jametel the son of a patent medicine manufacturer, and married him. If is said the 1nfanta EuIalia en. gineered the match
 Ii was reported in 1900 that owing 10 differences between her husband and her family, the duchess had taken sides with her blood relations and left the count.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
SERVICE IN WEST HAVEN
Full Chorus and Orchestra-Rev. \, ',
 Sauires VIII Preach.

4 union service will be held tonor- row evening in West Haven, in which the Congregational and Methodist churches will unite The service will be held in the Congregational church. Rev. V. ]. Sduires, pastor of the church. preaching the sermon. There will be a full chorus of singers and an orchestra. The last Sunday when the service was held in the Methodist church the place was filled. Ii is ex- pected that the service tomorrow will be even better attended
 In the Congregational chapel yester- day afternoon children's meeting was held and Miss Rick. the deaconess, who is to work in West Haven, addressed the children.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
CZARINA FALLING
Illness Complicated by Afliction of
 Eyes Requiring Operation.

st Petersburg, Jan. 91-After season of slight gains the condition of the Empress Alexandra has again talk en turn for the worse. The nervous debility which Is baffling the skill of the specialists is now complicated by an affliction of the eyes which is of such painful character that an op- eration will probably be required.
 The empress Is being strongly urged to try change of climate abroad to restore her health. and she may go to Germany with her sister Irene, the wife of Prince Henry of Prussia. who at present is attending the sick bed of a third sister, the Grand Duchess Eliz- abeth- -Feodorovna.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
STUDENT DEAD IN FIRE
Charred Body of Junior Found in
 Ruins of Cornell Frat House.

Ithaca, N. Y, Jan. 31.-From the ruins of the Alpha Tau Omega fra ternity house at Cornell university, which burned today, were taken the charred remains of J. s. Kiehle, a junior in Mechanical engineering. That any lives had been lost in the fire was not known until meeting of the fra ternity was held at 5 o'clock this after noon, when a roll call showed that Kiehle was missing. The ruins were promptly searched and his body was found near the elevator shaft where the fire originated. It is supposed that Kiehle was on his way to an upper floor to save Ted Seelye, of the Cor nell cross country team, who sr'as known to be an occupant of a room there. Seelye, scantily clad, escape ] through a second story window to a balcony porch and down a ladder.
 Kiehle was from Minneapolis and was one Of the squad tried out for tn football team last fall.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
SCHOOL CHILDREN BOYCOTT
Sixty Pupils Refuse to Attend Until
 Offenders Are Dismissed

Dublin, Jan. 31.-The children of members of the United Irish league in the west of Ireland, who arc carrying on an anti-grazing campaign are, rap idly becoming infected with a violent form of the boycotting fever and are threatening to close up the national schools if the children of the noted occupants of grazing lands are per- mitted to attend the schools.
 As an earnest of their determina- tion to do this, sixty pupils attending national school near Boyle, County Roscommon, to-day walked out in a body because the teachers refused to dismiss four small sons and daughters of men who have been boycotted.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
HELD FOR SMUGGLING MEAT
Underground System Was Worked at
 the Sperry X Barnes Plant.

Detectives Ward and Daley yesterday rounded up choice bunch of crooks who have been stealing meat from Sperry & Barnes for the past year Timothy Houlihan of 12O Chestnut street, Charles Fowler of 49l Orchard street and Fred D. Golfer of 119 Put nam street are the men arrested
 Houlihan worked inside the Sperry & Barnes factory and shipped extra meat out to his compatriots, who were drivers, This extra meat they hid in Jumps or left in saloons until they had an opportunity to get it and sell it. The Industry is said to have been quite a paying one.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
DECLARES LETTER STOLEN
Santa Fc Auditor Makes Claim on That
 in Presidents Message.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan 31.--Auditor ] w. Healy, of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad company, is quoted to-day as saying that the letter from Assistant General Traffic Man ager Edward Chambers to former Au- ditor c A. Davidson, which President Roosevelt incorporated in his message to congress to-day, was stolen from the railroad office.
 "That letter was stolen from our office" declared Auditor Healy to-day. 'I have heard of 1t and I cannot deny that the letter was written but have never seen it I have heard of such a letter and of it's loss, do not know who stole it or how it got into the pos session of Francis !. Heney."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
CYCLONE THROUGH SOUTH
Many Mississippi Towns Report Death and Destruction.

Jackson, Miss. Jan 31-Advices from Hazelhurst, Miss, report considerable damage to property and some loss of life as a result of tornado which passed few miles south of that pace this afternoon
 Messengers reached Hazelhurst late this evening from the region swept by the storm in quest of physicians. all those available at that point going to the scene
 Considerable damage is reported at Millsaps. twelve miles southeast of Hazelhurst
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
THREE ALARM BALTIMORE FIRE.

Baltimore. Feb i.--Three alarms of fire shortly before midnight calle'l nearly all the fire fighting apparatus of the city to the Mount Clere shops of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The fire started in one Of the woodworking shops. The contents of the building burned very rapidly. The fire was un- der control in less than an hour. and it is believed that the damage will not etceed $40 900.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
RrEr PLEADS NOT cuu,rv

San Francisco. Jan 31-Abraham Ruef pleaded not guilty today in Judge Dunne's court to the fourteen indictments charging him with offering 3 bribe in connection with the Parkside trolley franchise
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RIPLEY DENIES CHARGE.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Jan Sl-Presi- dent E F Ripley of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe ranroad. issued a written statement to night absolutely denying the charges contained in the letter made public to-day in the special message of President Roosevelt.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. Jan 31.-Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
 For Eastern New York: Snow Sat urday. possibly turning to rain in ex- with fair in south and snow in north portion; brisk to high southeast to south winds shifting to west and northwest by Sunday morning.
 For New England: Snow and warm CT Saturday: Sunday snow or rain. colder in west and south portion. brisk to high southeast to south winds be- coming west by Sunday morning
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BEST SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA

via Washington-sunse route Person. ally conducted tourist cars without change from Washington Berth sS.50.
 Offices 17o, 22s Washington St, Boston.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
FtoRID. RESORT BURNED.

Jacksonville Fla. Jan. 31-The Ham, ilton Tourist hotel. at White Springs. Fla. was burned tonight with several cottages. The guests barely escaped with their lives. The loss is estimated at s10o.eO1.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01

Wesson, Miss, Ian 31-six persons were killed by tornado which laid waste strip e farming country three quarters of q n'ie and several miles lon, just north of here, to-day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01

Brookhaven. Miss. Jan s1- cy- clone is reported to have done damage over territory of considerable extent north of here today. Wire communi- cation to the north has been lost com p'etely.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01
.pr .rrFt. WINS IN THIRTEENTH

San Francisco. Jan. 31-Abe Attel. of Chicago won tonight from Frankie Neil of San Francisco. the latter's sec onds throwing up the sponge in the thirteenth round.
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COUNTESS MONEY GOES
Hungarian Bank Receives $5,000,0 GOO
 for Account of Count Szechenyi.

Budapest Jan sl.-A credit of s5,0oo, coo was received to-day from New York by the Hungarian Discount and Exchange Bank for the account of the Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-01

SPORTS--Pase Q, Weber Just Pulls Out Victory. Boneyards Twist Tigers Tail Exciting Finishes at New Orleans. Everard Wins Gym r. Yale Freshmen Lose to Penn. T. of F. Five Defeat Brown. Walkover Kid Got the Dough Boston Loses to Providence. Local Poloists Tied for First Place. Attel Defeats Frankie, Neil-,.
 EVENTS TO-DAY-Pnge 4. Dreamland Bazaar at the Armory. ..e oo,.,eu ,;,, aa,.,,,e pis, niJou' The Race for Life'- at New Haven.
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Count Laszlo Szechenyi was married in New York. Janulry 27, to Gladys, daughter of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
GENERAL

Hughes Declares His Stand IS Bryan Declares Outlook Bright. ' Student Dead in Fire .. Thaw Jury Still Out ..,....... l Chancellor Day Attacks Roosevelt Fleet at Magellan Straits, .. 1 Czarina Is Failing. ........s... 1 Rev. Dr. Buckley Is Vindicated ? Two Students Drowned. ed.,.. | Financial News and Quotations. ". Is
 CIT-.
 Fertman for Police Board ... Important Changes al Hospital i, Davenport to Decline Merger I Georgia Taylor Much Wanted | Mix Examines Witnesses. 3 Broke Neck in Fall.. i Conference on Trolley Communication ?
 STATE.
 State Painters Organize. .. 1 Wants Japanese Friendship. r. Eulogize Fessenden. ......ts.. IT Boy Manslaughter Case ..,. l6
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Minimum lenpefdtuit- Maximum temperature 2l I, N. TARR, Local Forecaster,
 T. s. Weather Bureau
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
PARIS.

Paris. Jan. THE funeral OF Mrs
Mary Black were held in the Reform
ed church Saturday morning conduct
ed by Rev. Hange, Mrs. Black for,
merly was one of the Oldest residents
OF Paris. but for several years resided
with her children. She died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Noah New
conner of MaDleton. at the age of 30
years. 10 months. She was member
of the Reformed church and Is sur
viyed by two sons and three daugh-
ters. her husband, one son and four
daughters having preceded he's. In
terment was made in the Parts seme-
terry. .. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Walker and
family. of Robertsville. spent Sunday
at v. w. Sheatsleys.. =.
Oscar Foltz spent several days with
his brother. Homer.
Mrs. Joseph Myers. OF Burgholtz.
spent Tuesday here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
cARRoLL couNry, SOUTH slDE,

Carroll County. South Side. Jan. Z
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Russell, Of sherodsville. OF
Sunday.
I. H. May is.buying and selling mine
props to |. W. Sprouts, Of Scio.
John Sell, of Algonquin, is visiting
relatives i'm Alliance.
Miss Stoody of Dell Roy, has talter
charge Of the Rose Hill school which
has been. without a teachsr since
last spring.
Great revival meetings are In prog
fress at both the Leavittsville M. E
and Palermo M. p. churches.
Mrs. Isaac Russell, of Dell Roy, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hiram Rus
sell In Perry townships.
The holiness people OF Carrolltou,
began series of revival meetings In
the Dell Roy opera house Saturday
evening.
Protrscted meetings begun in the
Perrysville M. Il. Church Monday ev.
ening
A few South Side sports attended
the fox hunt at New Philadelphia and
Dover last week.
Mrs. Thomas Coffey Is on the sick
list suffering with grip.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Harkless,
OF near Dell Roy, we're recent guests
of Frank Boyd and family, of Monroe
township.
A large number OF cases OF whoop.
ing cough are reported In Bowerston.
George Butterheld has moved his
family from Perry township to tho
Joseph Baker property, in Coaltown.
G, Il. Brooks of Palermo, recently
purchased fine Poll Angus bull at the
Harrison stock farm, near Scio. The
animal Is high grade type. Of Angus
breed.
Mrs. William Brooks and daughter,
Miss Vern of Canton, were guests of
relatives on the South Side last week.
Dunlap Brothers of Bowerston, have
disposed OF their general store to G.
W. Denhart OF Pauiding.
The following South Side Republi.
cans have been brought into the lime.
light az prospective candidates for
official honors at the coming prim.
aries; Representative. r. s. Tidrick
and Lot jenkins; Commissioner. Lem
Reese Scourfield, all of Sher-
odsville; Sheriff, Frank Buchanan, w.
e. Arbaugh, OF Leayittsville and Lees.
vile respectively.
Mrs. William Capper, OF Palermo,
IS suffering from symptoms of paraly.
sis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10
NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin. o., Jan. s.-Reports on
Sunday at the Christian ,ohurch SER
vices gave evidence OF the good condi-
ton OF things In the congregation. Miss
Holl. secretary OF the Sunday school,
read hor annual report. which showed
the school TO have an average attendance
for the year OF 1866, and the amount OF
s2s6.62 collected. besides the large con-
tribution Of materials ON Christmas.
The school Il doing fine work under
the leadership OF Mr., Hoover, who
teaches large mems class. lie has
work. At the church service Treasurer
Hess reported on the financial condi-
ton. showing all bills paid and a nice
balance on hand The total amount rails
THIS with mission contributions by the
various societies OF $50, making a total
OF si66s,76 for the year. The Ladies'
Aid society has done much for tho new
building and also In benevoience. No
account Is taken In the above figures
OF the liberal contributions made 10 the
building fund Mr.. Chapman. the min
is.sr ss,,. y so doing M good work and IL enthus-
The w. c. T,U. win hold public
meeting, next Monday evening IN the
Union church. TO which all arc invited.
county union. VIII bsspressnt and make
On tuesday. evening a meeting was
held In the Union church TO take,1pre-
a Mems club. The meeting made Choice
OF, Rev, ~ b. Chapman as president
pro tern. and John q. Evans. secretary.
Rev. II. p. Wise. OF East Liverpool,
addressed the men and the general ex-
preston OF those present was enthus-
iastic In favor OF the movement. Com
mittees were appointed on constitution.
etc, who will report next Tuesday ev-
ening. when the permanent Organization
Is expected 70 be launched with at least
10 members The outlook for a band
of active workers Is promising for moral
and social life, from which great good
will result to the scommunity.4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

more than three acres. while II re
quires at least seven acres to support
an ordinary family.
M. Stolypin has emancipated the
peasants from the slavery OF the com
mune, where the elders have been sci
fish and intolerant and the weaker
members have been kept in serfdonl
by the stronger. When his plans are
carried out each family will have its
own farm. He has opened to sale
and settlement several million acres
OF land belonging to the crown. and
the state and the church, and has &C.
quired immense areas belonging 10
private estates by purchase. This
will enable the government to enlarge
the average holding of the peasants
nearly 100 per cent, and will give tho
people a chance TO raise
enough to support their families.
Important measures have been un
dertakeu TO promote immigration to
where there is an abundance
Of land similar to that of our western
pralrles and a chance for everybody
to have a farm aud home. ~.
The budget for 1908 has been sub,
nitted to the duma, and for the frat
time In history the autocrat Of all the
has asked his subjects
through their representatives 10 pass
ipon the plans of his ministers for the
expenditure Of the money raised by
axation. This OF itself marks an
'poch, for II is not long since the car
'wned everything and was able to do
IS he wllled with every dollar in the
reasury.
The total expenditures OF the EN-.
ire for 1905 are estimated at S1.257..
10000. and the total receipts at 81
100000. which will leave deficit
{ s94 100000. which must be met by |
he negotiation Of a foreign loan.
10 money can be borrowed by the
.ussian government hereafter without
he consent of the duma. and that fact
as made Il necessary for M. Stolypia |
D secure a majority in that body thai
'ill consent TO such transaction. II |
III also be necessary. under the new
onstitution. for the duma 10 approve
II measures OF taxation. Thus the |
Ear has been rendered powerless by |
he concessions he has made TO his
ubiects. although they have by no
ieans acquired all the privileges they
II is expected that the pres
mt duma will take such action as is
ecessary TO relieve the financial sit
alton and provide for an Increase Of
10 tax on tea, which is the universal
everage, as we'll as authorize a loan
NJ. Stolypln secured majority In
he dums by using radical means to
nut out tho sociallstio element:
Ieans that he would not himself have
Dproyed before he becamee responsi.
Ie for the government. It was
iestlon of expediency, however. He
iced an emergency that wonld per.
III OF nothing else. He has finally
lcceeded In securing parliament
lat will endorse his policy and re.
eve the embarrassment OF the gov
'nment II consists very largely OF
manufacturers aud bust
ess men OF the educated classes. who
Ill doubtless act with prudence and
now practical Comprehension OF
eir duties. WILLIAM -E. CURTIS
/
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-10

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