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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
CORPORATION TAX [AV
SHOULD Be AMENDED
American Association Of Public Aag
countants, Through its OF. IA
ficers, Says So.

By Sun Leased Wire.
New York, Oct. 1O.--A letter has been
sent to the members of the American
Association of Public Accountants by
the president of the association, J. p.
Sterrett, and its secretary, 7. C. Roberts,
with regard to the corporation tax lawi
passed by the last congress, "in the hope
that a careful study of the law may be
promoted, and possibly some interest de-
veloped looking to an amendment of the
act during the early weeks Of the con-
gress that assemblies in December next"
After speaking of the necessity for
every public accountant famillarizing
himself with the provisions of such a
law so that he may advise his clients
concerning it, and Of its somewhat am
biguous phraseology. The letter contin-
ues that important legislation Is usually
enacted only after careful consideration
and full discussion in both houses of con-
gress
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
STREAMS I'M
THE VICINITY OF CANTON

"Wednesday our car wiN be taken
to the reefs along Lake Erie, where we
will receive load OF old fish for
breeding purposes. They will then
be taken to the different hatcheries
over the state, where the eggs will
be collected. placed in Jars and hatch
ed out on the incubator plan.
More than 500. coo, 900 900 eggs will
be taken from fish this fall and placed
III jars for Matching. OF this number
about rs per cent will hatch The
rest will be,iniared In the handling.
1T is hoped to pass the hunters "
cense bill during the next session OF
the legislature This win tax all
hunters a license fee OF one dollar.
Popular sentiment all over the state
seems 10 be Ia favor OF such bill
and with the receipts the department
of game and FISH can be easily rua
without any extra expenditure TO the
state"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
ASKS $4,000
FROM WIFE
Says 1t Is Worth That
Much to Be Faithful
Husband Seven Years
SHESUES FOR DIVORCE

BY Sun Leased Wire.
Bristol, n. H, Oct, 10.-William II.
DeCato, baseball pitcher, demands
$4,000 in payment for seven years
welded life from his wife, who is SUI
ing him for divorce, and as a recon-
pense for his playing the part of
devoted husband.
This money, he declares, he will re-
ceiye because of his agreement not to
contest the divorce suit.
Mrs. Catherine DeCato is known as
he richest woman in Bristol. Sixteen
years ago while employed in the Mas
er-Perlis paper mills at Bristol, the
head Of the firm Charles A. Maser,
fell in love with her and the wedding
followed a year later. Mrs. DeCato
was then sixteen. Four years later Mr..
Maser died leaving her his fortune,
estimated at about 100000 including
his interest in the paper mills.
Bill" DeCato is the son of Joseph
H, DeCato, the village blacksmith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
STORM ERENALS
PIRATE G6kpl..
Buried Wealth Of la
Believed to Have
Been Found
GOLD AND SILVER col
BY Sun Leased Wire.

By Sun Leased Wire.
Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, Oct 1o.-1
recent storm along the coast of Yucatl
is believed to have uncovered from Il
beach at Puerto Celestum, the ,<bsti
wealth of Pirate La Fitte, who HiedA2'
is buried at Eucatan. M
Soon after the storm subsided g
crews of the boats began picking
many gold and silver coins of EngA
and Spanish make and bearing dates
the early part of the last century.
These coins are scattered al9 along {
beach at Puerto Celesturn and sever
thousand dollars of them have 50 I
been collected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
FOR MEETING
OF THE PRESIDENTS
Persons Carrying Canes, Cameras, Suit
Gases or Umbrellas VIII Be
Arrested.
By Sun Leased Wire.

El Paso, Oct. 10.-Deciding as to the
arrival of the secret service chiefs of
the two nations that it would be i'm
practical to have troops in the Ell
Cahizal zone, the strip Of El Paso ter
ritory in dispute with the Mexicans,
the two nations have agreed to have
an equal number OF soldiers along the
line of march during the exchange of
visits of the two presidents next Sat
urday.
United states troops will be station
ed along the line of march as guards
and Mexican troops Of equal numbers
will escort President Diaz between the
files of American troops through the
disputed territory.
The local q ,mittee has Issued or
ders that any son along the line Of
march Of the presidents next Sat
urday carrying & cane. camera, suit
case or umbrella will be arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH HANGS FIRE
Mrs. GIbert's Opposition oreaniza-
tion Is Long Time Get
ting Started.

New York, Oct. 1O.-Mrs. Della M, Gill
bert's attempt to start a new Christian
Science church was no more successful
today than at the adjourned meeting of
two weeks ago.
Only forty persons, twenty-five women
and fifteen men, appeared in the ball
room of the Hotel Gotham. Many of the
forty were personal friends of the pro-
jector.
The regular Christian Science service
for the day followed Neither outsider
nor insider could have told off-hand
whether the meeting was orthodox or
otherwise. Mrs. Gilbert's assistant was
Conrad Milliken. The singing was
spirited. A.>--
When the service ended, Mrs. Gilbert
retired and nobody went forward to con-
gratulate her. She said that the services
would be continued.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
GAYNOR SCORES HEARST
Declares New York Publisher Gave
Him Double Cross In
Politics.

New York, Oct lO.--Justiee william j.
Gaynor issued a statement tonight about
William r. Hearst, and the report that
he first had promised TO support him il
he decided 10 become candidate for
mayor. He said Hearst haG promised
him personally to support him and that
Hearst's decision to run against him as
an independent candidate is based on
personal vanity and Jealousy
The Justices stateDlent bemoans the
lack OF faith Displayed by Hearst and a
fear that Hearst's millions may crush
him, unless the voters realize the danger
Of corruption and rally 10 his support
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
He TELLS OF HIS WORK
DR.. Land Speaks at First Reformed
Church Sunday Night.

DIR. Paul H. Land, missionary for
the Reformed church on Ellis Island,
New York, told of the work of the
church with the foreigners who land
on that island before entering the
United States TO large audience at
the First Reformed church Sunday
evening.
"Ne spend much of cur time in
giving spiritual advice to those who
have had trouble with their finances
and bad luck in finding relatives who
have sent for them to come to this
country" he said.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
DYING MAN CANNOT FIND.
OLD FRIEND

Although he has been searching
nearby states during the last three
months with letters and newspaper
advertisements, Attorney Allen Cook
has been unable to find the aged
friend, for whom a dying local man
is searching.
John Leggett and the Cantonian were
boyhood friends, and the latter desires
TO see the other again. Many letters
have been received from different John
Leggetts, but the right one is yet to
he found.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
Anarchist Leader Sentenced to Die,

Paris. Oct. 1i.-(spl)--A dispatch
TO the Matin from Madrid says a ru-
NOR is current that the court martial
at Barcelona has sentenced Professor
FerreI. the anarchist leader. to death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
Archbishop MueIIers Marrow Escape

Cincinnati. Oct. l0.-(spl.- Arch
bishop William H. Mueller Of the
Southern Ohio diocese of the Roman
Catholic church, narrowly escaped be-
ing killed here today when an automo-
bile in which he was riding, coillded
with q street eaE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
Al. sMITH is pEAD-

New York. Oct. 1l.--(Splt
Smith stakeholder for prize
one of the best known sporting Nngstow
in New York and guest OF the Ssteps
house since 1875, died at thai on Sundat
o'clock this morning Of hNch work n
BILE. He was 70 years old ycipality Z
John L. Sullivan on one exnil Pnneces
through the west and 1t w* qQt "a
the time that he made cle& "
something like 100000 oas
hibition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14

WILKESBARRE - Mrs. William
Fairchild, wife Of farmer living near
Dushore. was burned to death today
while fighting a rapidly spreading
brush fire in the woods near her
home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
. asi'9E UPHOLDS PEARY
: Trotter Believes Peary Original
Discoverer of Pole.

pIpH Leased Wire.
cobridge. Mass, oct. f0.-Francis b.
WI globe trotter and student, has re-
10 Harvard Law school afteg
ter IN Labrador. He ran across
Whitney in the far north and also
gseral talks with Commander
het,s sfeadfastly that he was the first
daach fl,sefFSie. He looks upon DR..
10 afauder trying TO infringe
aabts Ills records should
tor }Ais ~ original discoverer. II the
on inc Roosevelt Is true"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14

? BELLEFONTAINE- Robert Down
Ing, employed bY the Big -Four Rail
way company here, mover rode on a
passenger train until Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
CAN'T SETTLE sTRIkHs::;;sS Hs:;sS
So Secretary Bishop VIII Now Appetwah
to Boards Of Trade. ,ch, in

By Sun Leased Wire. o0i y
Toledo, Oct. TO- = Secretary JofaVenpa
Bishop of the state board OF arbltrate her
who has been trying 10 bring about q
tlement Of the big tin plate strike,
about given up all hopes of the 81 3
board being able to bring about arbifdreW 4
tion alone and has proposed that The 4
boards Of trade Of the various citiked ~
fected by the strike join In an appsar ~, u
bring about a speedy settlement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-10-14
MONEY ORDERS AT 7

Beginning tocay the re
money order departments
Office wiz be open AZ /
m. The general del !
windows nave beeu
O'Clock p. N. for -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
100000

Is beins spent this year alone for
improvements at the nromsrton
Nayy Yard Can you doubt that a
lafge eitf mHHt grow up aruund the
Navy Yard Have you been there
yets II not take a little pleasure
trip lat our expensei with us and
satisfy yourself Of these facts
Navy Yard City is alongside the
Navy Yard and We are taking many
people ever day lat our expensel
aud proving TO them that this fast
growing young city is the best in.
ycatment and has the best future
Of any property around Seattle to-
day
At the present prices We will guar,
anteo d large profit IN one year.
We are tho owners and are selling
large lots at $40, on terms Of 81
down and 81 monthly Why not
luln tho crowds that We are taking
every day and showing them this
beautiful water front property
alongside the Navy Yard There
is lots Of work ia the Navy Yard
aud We are building many homoa
that You can buy on payments like
rent Call at our office and AZ.
range TO 20 with uH on the fast new
steamer u. II, Kennedy. leaving
colman dock ten times daily
BREMERroN DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY,
ioe Cherry St, Ground Floor
Call or write for maps and prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
SUFFRAG|STS
ARE IN TOWN
YELLOW SPECIAL LOADED
WITH WOMEN ARRIVES
IN THE CITY.

Cav with yellow stfenmefB aud
flnEni the sutfraRlHta special rolled
into the Union depot late last nlght
aud tho remarkable trip was half
finished.
The trip hcfoah the country has
been triumphant one The won
Gu aboard tile special have been
greeted with enthusiasm nj every
point along the route, and rear
platform speeches have been made
at every stop Tho women are out
for votes aud they do not hesitate
to say so
The special was met IT Tacoma
by tho members Of the local anao
citation and 4 trip 10 Point Defiance
park made. after which Il banquet
WIS rendered The Hufiaglatu BY
the Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce
one Of the features nt the ban
aaet was a short talk by Mrs Hen
IS Willard. widow Of Henry Willard,
the builder Of the Northern Pacific
aud the man who founded Tacoma
To-day will be spent IN resting
before tho afduons duties Of the
convention. 80 that the Delegates
will be prepared TO begin work to.
morrow
The much discussed Washington
state convention Will convene thle
afternoon. II il scheduled 10 be In
convention fuf yefy short period
Of time. namely, frum until this
afternoon. and things will surely
he stirring All sorts Of reasons Tor
the brief convention have been
whispered
A strenuous attempt will BIO made
by the Insurgents to have the
state convention adjourn until after
the national convention
The insurgents claim that the
convention Is purposelY made short
40 that no opposition to the &c cleo
tinn Of certain OF the officials may
be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
is SENT TO ASYLUM.

The Insanity commission yeater.
day committed to the hospital at
aiellaeoom Mrs Isaac n Hooper,
who created such an excitement In
Judge Gays court few days age
hy lnalRtlng on having her case
heard without the necessary rtellm
inarleH It was stated that while
Mrs Hooper was not insane. she
was suffering from hyaterla and
that reat was necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
BOGUS CHECK PAsS[R
IS DRAGGED To JAIL

PORTLAND. Ore. June s0-yie-
tor y suow. who SAYS he is a trav-
cling salesman for a New York
glass concern. is in the county jail
here to-day on complaint Of the
American Bankers association,
which accuses him Of passing
forged draft for $500 on the First
National Bank Of Colorado Springs
After he was taken from his
apartments in the fashionable li0t
bart Curtis hotel whore he has
been living with bis wife aud child
Snow protested 50 vigorously that
the deputy sheriff who made the ar
rest had to drag hla prisoner al.
most every foot Of the way to
iHll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
TORNADOES IN
NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS. y. D., June 30.
-unconfirmed reports from Leeds
state that eight persons were Kill
ed outright. and Similar reporiH
from Mlnuawankon say one woman
was Killed and a number Of per
sons injured and that the entire
town was destroyed last night by
a tornado Wires IN the northern
part Of the state are down. between
twenty aud thirty farm houses are
reported wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
NEW RULING ON THE
State C|GAR[T LAW

spoKANE. June 50-The lev
state law furbidding eisarat stl3k
ine was badly iolted yesterday
when Police Judge Mann dlBmlaaiid
two prisoners. holding that the
statute does not state what qlF
nfet is Tn my belief said tha
court, a eigaret is a small elsHt
but as for calling aome tobtfeo
rolled up In paper a olgafet. Gln
not see ii that way. Hi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

abaorbs a floating cloud. and as the
warm earth aseIla the seed. as the
magnet draws the front
Sentimental Love.
Il do not feel myself 10 be bold
OF wfoug for drifting toward you
would not isnl myself wrong to
go straight to You tomorrow There
ia ever and Always some human
soul to love aud trust US and whose
confidence We would not alter We
are no, Of our own making and our
lives belong 10 another Bruhma-
who rules and IL wise
As one who was concerned. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

PAINS. lune 30 4 tpdelal DIS
patch from Lisbon SAYS sis pefaons
we're killed and four desperately In
Iured hY a bomb thrown through a
window In the house u a rich land
owner near aafEadef shaiu, while
a large parts waa al dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
PLAN DAIRY SCORE eook.

4 dairy Beofe book, by which Tho
consumer can tell at a glance Just
the condition Of the dairy supplying
him With milk. and the prospective
consumer can pick from the Off
eIai evidence the place he desires
to patronize, is in preparation by
Gus Henderson, the city milk In
speelor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
BAPTIsTS ELECT.

PORTLAND. Ore, Iune 30.-1he
Northern Baptist convention elect
cd the following officers for the
ensuing year,
Harry Pratt Judson Chicago.
president, Corwln II. Shank, Seat
Tie. first vice president Frank Har.
veg Field. New York City. second
vice president; W. c Billings. st.
Louis secretary; George W Cole.
man. Boston. recording SECRETARY.
William f. Lincoln. plttsbnrg.
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

OLYMPIA, June 20 Rep. Ed
Brown, Of Whateom, has n bill he
will Introduce, repeating the state
capitol commission bill passed at
the regular session, and Il IL ex.
pected that other bills to prevent
the gale Of any state capitol timber
lands will be introduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

GRAND FORKS, y D., Iune 30
a series Of lofuadoea swept over
the district in the vicinity Of
Niles The twittefs followed al
intervals Of u few minutes and the
last was the most violent Al SIS
members o. the family Of Eric tff
ness. near Miles, were injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
MRS. TUCKER DIVORCED


CHICAGO. June so.-Mafy
Elizabeth dolly Logan Tucker
late yesterday was granted a di
vorce from Colonel William T.
Tucker. u. 8. A., retired, on grounds
Of desertIon. The matter Of alt
mony, Il was stated, had been aet.
tied privately. Col Tucker did not
contest the divorce. Mrs Tucker
was given the right TO resume her
maiden name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
FIFTY PIRATES CAPTURED.
fnr rnited rresst

HoNGKoNG. June s0.-Fltly
Chinese pirates were captured by
the police today In an untenanted
house at Macao. after a sharp fight
in which two pirates were wounded.
A number Of women were Included
in the number captured and sev.
eral kidnapped children were re.
covered,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

DENVER Colo June 30 Prank
J Cannon, former United States
senator from Utah. was married to,
dAy to Miss Ray Anderson Brown
Of Ogden. Utah, in this city Can.
non il now editorial writer on
local newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
BIG STRIKE PROBABLE.

PfTTsBBRG. June s04 It was
announced last night that unless
the American Sheet and Tin Plate
company reseinda It's recent open
shop order BY shutdown today, Is,
600 skilled workers throughout the
Western Pennsylvania and Eastern
Ohio districts viii strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
Remarkable Letter Found
in Bungalow-Woman
Was Powerless to Stem
the Tide of Her Disgrace


ST AueuAELs. Md June se.-
The feelings entertained by Mrs
Edith May woodil toward her alas.
er. Lame Bob Eastman. were in.
dieaied IN a letter signed Edith. 50
parts Of which were found In the
bungalow Of the murderer and sui
eide last Saturday.
The mtsslye. which Is in Mrs.
woodlll's handwriting and eoached
lu most sentimental language. was
presumably sent to Eastman, and
was made public today Il not only
Indicates a warm attachment for
the man. hnt seems TO prove that
she had known him at least a year.
On the same paper Ia Eastman s
handwriting is the following
Little Dear, cannot live after
our short Of bllas with the
coming OF our parting ever before
us II We meet In the unknown,
let's continue the blissful times that
We spent here sm with you in
every thought
Mrs. WeodIll's Letter.
The letter signed Edith con.
talus the following passages
Is the Iron imnodest shen Il
ereaps toward the lodestone and
eilngs to its side7 Is tho seed I'm.
modest when II sinks into the
ground With budding lifel Is the
cloud bold when Il softena into rain
and falls 10 earth because I, has no
further choice. or Is /, hrasen when
Il nessies on the bosom Of heavens
arehed dome and Einks into the
blue black iniinlty and ceases to be-
ITSELF
IL the human soul lmmodest
when, drawn BY force It cannot
resist, It seeks q stronger soul
which absorbs It's ego as the sky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30

SYDNEY. June 96-Offefs made
by the Orient steamship company
to furnish annually free passage 10
three graduates Of each Sydney
and Melbourne universities who
desire TO pursue their studies 10
European institutions have been &C.
cepted by the aenates Of the Aus
irallan colleges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
KAISER GIVES UP TRIP.

BERLIN. June 30 Emperor WI.
liam has definitely given UP his Gus.
tomary summer yachting trip to
the North sea and will remain In
Germany until the present political
crisis reaches settlement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-30
FIVE ARE:
SCA[DED
ON BOAT
Sailors on Torpedo Boat
Hull Face Hot Steam
and One May Die
Boat en- Route to Seattle.

ny United rrrssl
SAN FRANCISCO, June so
Five men Of the torpedo boat Hull
we're badly sealied last night by
the bursting Of a boiler tube. II
+. King. fireman. is so severely lu'
jnred that It is feared he uannot
live The boat was hut slightly
damaged. and repairs have already
been made
The others injured are ] NJ.
Roher water tender Francis era
ford, fireman; John Il Carter iiro'
man, Newton earish, coal passer.
They are seriously injured, but ex'
peeted 10 survive
How Accident Happened.
The accident occurred as the liz.
tie vessel was passing down the
entrance u the bay 10 sausallto,
where she was 10 have remained
over nlKht preparatory to starting
for Seattle this morning, OF Al,
catfaz island the steering gear went
wrong. and the engines were stop.
ped while repairs we're attempted,
Az the vessel drifted with the tide
a tube In one OF the starboard boil
ers blew out. opening long crack
from which a cloud Of kissing.
scsldlng steam escaped Five men
we're 10 the boiler room at the
time. and they scrambled toward
the hatchwAy and deck, fighting
their way through the dense vapor
with soalding water dripping on
them from the deck plates above,
King the Victim.
King was the last man 10 reach
the ladder. and as he stumbled 10
the bottom rang a second tube
blew out, King receiving the null
force Of It's charge Of steam Aided
By his comrades, be reached the
deck. and 4 few moments later the
exhaust valves emptied the Grip
pied boiler OF steam
Working on her remaining boil
ers. the Hull headed about and has
tened hack to Mare island The Ia.
iured we're promptly taken to the
hospital aud a repair gang was set
at work reniaoine the damaged
tubes.
This was accomplished rapidly
and the little vessel started for
sAusAiito again with new IRE
room crew aboard she will sail
for Seattle today as scheduled
Other Accidents
Following ate the accidents
which have befallen American var
ships since the wreck OF the Maine
10 Havana harhor;
Nov. 5. isss-Cruiser Charleston
wrecked, nc lives lost,
Nov. 10, is00-cruiser Yosemite
wrecked. five lives lost.
April 8. is03-Gan explosion
on battieship Iowa, three men
Killed.
Feb. 2. 1904 Corvette kearsafge
wrecked. no lives lost
April i3. is0l-p Powder explosion
on battleship Missouri. % men killed.
December is. 1904 = Explosion
In fire room hat,ieshlp Aassa'
chusetts. three men killed.
July Il, ia6b-Etplesinn In en-.
zine room Eunboat Bennington. IS
men killed many injured.