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STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, XHUBSDA'T MARCH 3X189.
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"Washington, March 29. Tho presi
dent's incmngo, accompanying tho
Maluo inquiry roport, is iu tho cnro of
tho committco on foreign relations of
both tho houso ami senate, wucro it
was referred nfter tho reading, which
was listened to intensely by momucrs
anil groat tUxougs of people. Tho incs
cage said:
To tho Congress of thfc United Stati-s:
For 801110 tlmo prior to tho visit of tlic
itnlno to Huvnmi lmrbor our consular rop
Tcsontntlvcs pointed out tho lulvantiiRos
to flow from tho visit of national ships
to tho Cuban waters, In accustoming tho
people to tho prvsonco of our llntr as tho
ymbol of good will and of our ships In
tho fulfillment of tho mission of protec
tion to American Interests, even though
no immediate need therefore might exist.
Accordingly on tho 21th of January last,
nfter con'crence with the Spanish minis
ter In which tho renewal of visits of our
war vessels to Spanish waters was dis
cussed and accepted, tho peninsular nu
thorltlos at Madrid and Havana were ad
vised of tho purpose of this government
to resume friendly naval visits at Cuban
ports and In that vlow the Maine would
forthwith call at the port of Havana.
This antioumomont was received by the
Spanish government with appreciation
of the friendly character of the visit of
tho Maine and with notification of the
Intention to return tho courtesy by send
ing shins to the principal ports of the
United Mates. Meanwhile the Maine en
tered tho port of Havona on the'J'ith t
January, her arrival being marked with
no special Incident besides the rxcliango
of customary salutes and ceremonial
Visits.
No Itcusnii to i:xpc('l Trouble.
The Maine continued In the harbor of
Havana during tho three weeks following
her arrival. No appreciable excitement
attended her stay, on tho contrary a feel
ing of relief and confidence followed the
resumption of the long Interrupted
friendly lntcrcoue. So noticeable was
this Immediate effect of her lsit that the
consul general strongly urged that tho
presenco of our ships In Cuban waters
hhould bo kept up by retaining the Maine
nt Havana, or, In tho event or her recall,
by sending another cssel thereto take
her place.
At id minutes past li In the evening of
the loth of February the Maine was de
stroyed by an explosion, by whlrh tho
entire forward part of the ship was ut
terly wrecked. In this catastrophe two
ofllcors and Sill of her crew polished, tlioo
Who wero not killed outright by her ox
plosion being nenned between decks by
tho tangle ot wreckage and drowned by
tho Immediate sinking of the hull.
1'rompt assl-tunce was rendered by tho
neighboring vessels anchored in the har
bor, old being especially given bv tho
boats of tho Spanish crul-er Alpliouso
XII and the Want line steamer City of
Washington, which lay not far distant.
The wounduit were generously eared for
by the authorities of Havana, the hospi
tals being fr oly opened to them, while
the earliest 'eyovered bodies of tho dead
were interred by the municipality in a
public icmctery in the city. Tributes of
grluf and sympathy wero olTored from all
olllclal quarters of tho island.
App.illlliK Calamity to Oar lVople.
Tho appalling calamity fell upoti tho
people of our country with crushing force
and for a brief time an Intense excitement
prevailed, which, Inn community less just
and elf-controlled than ours, might have
led to hasty acts of blind resentment.
Tills kplrlt, however, soon gave way to tho
calmer processes of reason and to tho re
solv tolmestigato the facts and await
material proof before forming a judgment
as to the cause, the responsibility and, if
the facts warranted, tho remedy due. Tills
course neccs-.aiily recommended itself
from the out-ct to the executive, for only
In tho light of a dispassionately ascer
tained certainty could It determine the
naturu and measure of Its full duty In tho
matter.
Tho usual procedure was followed, as
In all cases ot casualty or disaster to na
tional vessels of any maritime state. A,
nanl court of Inquiry was at once organ
ized, composed of olllcers well qualified by
rank and practical ex orienceto discharge
tho onerous duty lmnosed upon them.
Aided by a strong force of wreckers and
divers the court proceeded to muke a
thorough Investigation on the spot, em
ploying ocry avallabl i means for the im
partial uud exact determination of the
causes of tho explosion. Its operations
hac been conducted with the utmost de
libciation and Judgment uml, while inde
pendently ptirsuvd, no source of Informa
tion was neglected, and tho fullest oppor
tunity was allowed for a simultaneous In
vestigation by tho Spanish authorities.
The Hinting of the court of inquiry was
reached after S:i days of continuous labor,
on the ilst of Man h Inst., and, having
In en approved on the ft!d by the comman
der In chief of the United atutcs nnvnl
force on the North Atlantic station, was
transmitted to tho executive.
Purport of the Itepurt'
It Is herewith laid beforo tho congress,
together with tho voluminous testimony
tun before the court.
Jts purport is, In brief, as follows:
u When the Maine arrived nt Havana sho
was conducted by the regular government
pilot to rmoy No. 4, to wlilcU sho was
moored, In tivm "vu "n(i onolmir to six
fathoms of wntcf.
- Tho state of distipllno on board and tho
cuiluHlon of hur magazines, boilers, coal
bunkers and storago departments oro
pas'sed in review, with tho conclusion that
excellent order prevailed nml that no in
dication of aijy cause for on internal ex
plosion existed in any quarter.
.At 8 o'clock lo the evening of that day
everything hud been reported 8eon.ro und
oil. was quint , , .
At (i. 10 o'clock thovestel was suddenly
dostrovi d.
There Wore two distinct explosions, with
n brief interval between them. Tho llrst
llftodlho forward part ot the ship very
perceptibly; the second, which was moro
open, prolonged and of greater Volume, Is
-"attributed by the court to the luMlml expia
tion of two or morn of tho forward mugazinvri.
, The ovldeneo of tho diver establishes that
tho nfter part of the ship win practically in
tact, und bank in that condition a very few
minutes after tin- explosion. Tho forward
part win completely demolished.
" JJpon tin- evidence of a concurrent external
oSusu tho finding or the court is ua follows:
Condition of tbo Wreeh.
At frame 17, the outer h1i11 of the ship,
from a point 1U feet from' tho ndddlu line of
the ship unit bIx fet t above tho Iteol w hou in Its
normal position, hits boun forced up ho us to be
now about four feet ulxivo tho surface of the
water; therefore inVnit at ftet above whuro it
would be had the ship sunk uninjured.
To outside bottom pbitlng Is bent into a re
versed V sluipo, tho utter wing of which, about
15 feet broad and 1H feet In hmgth (from frame
lTtufrumutS), Is doubled buck upon Itself
agaliiHt the continuation of the name plutins
extending forward.
At frumo 18 tho vertical keel is broken In
two and the flat keel bent into an ant;!" similar
tnthoauglu formed by the outside bottom
plates. This break Is row about six feet lsi
low the surface of tho water uud ubout BO feet
uIhivo its normal position.
In the opinion of thu court this effect eould
have Ins-it produced only by tho explosion of a
mlnu situated under the bottom of tho xhp, at
about framo lb and somewhat on thu lort sldo
of the ship.
Conclusions of the Court.
Tho conclusions of tho court are;
That the loss of the Maine wus not In nny re
pectduo to fault or negligence on tho part of
ny of tho olllcers or members of her crew.
That the ship wus destroyed by tho explosion
of a null-marine mine, which caused tho partial
explosion of two or more of her forward mug
tJnoift and
That 'iia evidence lew been obtainable fixing
the responsibility for tho destruction of the
Malno u)"on any person or lMirsons.
I havo directed that the ItudlnK of the rourt
of Inquiry and the views of this govuiiimrnt
thereon no communicated to the government
A her majesty, the queen, and I do notyvnult
iy?!f to doubt that the sunsu of Jiutleo of the
ggmilih nation will dictate u coup") of action
MtB5freirTy Tloncir Anittlie rriciutt n-lattom
ot tho two governments. It will bo tho duty
of tho executive to ndvise tho congress of tho
result, and In the meantime dclibcrnto consid
eration is Invokeii.
(Sinned) WlMJAM McKlNLBT.
Executive MansMn. March 23, 1S3.
PKONOUNOED VERDICT
OF THE MAINE COURT,
Vfot Mown Up by Submarine Mine.
Oullt of No Vernon Kutnbllsliril.
Stilp'n Olllcers f.xonerated.
WAsmsaTON, March 20. Tho follow
ing is tho full toxt of tho findings of tho
Maluo court of inquiry:
U. S. y. Iowa, Fiust Kate, i
Key Wkst.FIu., Monday, March 81, 1888.
After full and mature consideration of
nil tho testimony beforo It, tho court finds
as follows:
First That tho United States battle
ship Molno orrlvcd In tho harbor of
Havana, Cuba, on Jan. 25, 181W, and was
taken to buoy No. I, In from live and o
holt to six fathoms of water, by tho regu
lar government pilot.
Tho United Htutos consul goncral at
Havana had notliled tho authorities nt
that point, the previous evening, of the
Intended arrival of tho Maine.
Second The state of discipline on board
tho Maine was excellent, and all orders
and regulations in regard to tho euro and
safety of the ship wero strictly carried out.
CAPT. HlHADWlCn JJWT.CCwtt ftK
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CAPT. SAMPSON
hoaud OK INOUlltr.
All ammunition was stowed in accord,
nnce with prescribed Instructions, and
proper cire was taken whenever ammuni
tion was handled.
Nothing was stowed In any ono of tho
magazines or shell rooms which was not
permitted to be stowed there.
Proper Precautions Obseneil.
The magazines and shell rooms wero
always locked after having been opened;
and after tho destruction of tho Maluo
the keys were found In their proper place
in the capt tin's cabin, everything having
been reported secure thut evening nt 8
p. m.
The temperatures of the magazines nnd
shell rooms were taken dally and reported.
The only mngulno which had an undue
amount of heat was the after 10-iuch
magazine, and that did not cxplodo at the
tlmo thu Maine was destroyed.
The torpedo war lieadsvero all stowed In
Iho after part of tho ship under the ward
room, and neither caused nor participated
in tho destruction of tho Maine.
Tho dry gun cotton primers and detona
tors wero stowed in tho cabin aft and re
mote from tho scene of the explosion.
Waste was carefully looked after on
board tho Maine to obviate danger. Spec
ial orders In regard to tills had been given
by tho commanding olllcer.
Varnishes, dryers, alcohol and other
combustibles of tills nature were stowed
on or above tho main deck and could not
havo had anything to do wltii tho destruc
tion of tho Malno.
No Dangerous Stores Mowed Near.
Tho medical stores wore stowed aft
under tlio wardroom and remote from tho
scono of tho explosion.
No dnngorou's stores of any kind wore
stowed below In any of tho other btoro
rooins. The conl bunkers were Inspected dally.
Of those bunkers ndjucent to tho forward
magazines and hellroom, four wero
empty; namolyt "II 3, H I, H B, B 0."
"A 15" had boon used that day, and "A
10" was full of New ltlver coal. This
coal had been corcfullj Inspected beforo
receiving It on board. The bunker In
which it was stowed was accessible on
thrco sides nt all times, nnd tho fourth
sldo nt this tlmo on account of bunkers
"U 4" and "H 0" being empty. This
bunker, "A 10," had beon Inspected that
day by tho engineer officer on duty.
Tho flro alarms In the bunkers vtero In
working ordor, and there had never been
a case of spontaneous combustion ot coal
on board tho Malno.
Tho two after hollers of the ship wero In
uro at tho tlmo of tho disaster, but for
auxiliary purposes onlv, with a compara
tively low pressure o? steam And Eelng
tended by a reliable watch. Theso holler's
could not havo caused tho explosion of
tho ship. Tho four forward boilers havo
slnco been found by tho divers, and oro In
a fair condition.
On the night of tho destruction Of tho
Maine ovorythlng had beon reported so
curo for tho night, nt 8 p. m., by rollablo
persons, through tho proper authorities,
to tho commanding olllcers. At tho tlmo
tho Mnlno was destroyed tho ship was
aulct nnd therefore, least llablo to occl'
ent caused by movements from those on
bourd.
iixploslons.
Third Tho destruction of tho Malno oc
curred nt 0: W p. m.. on tho 15th day of
February. 180S, in tho harbor of Havana,
'Cuba, sho being at tho tlmo moored to tho
samo buoy to which sho had beon taken
upon hor arrival.
Thoro woro two explosions of a dis
tinctly tlllTcront charootor, with a very
short but distinct Interval lietween thorn,
nnd tho forward part of theshlp was lifted
to a marked degree nt tho tlmo of tho llrst
oxploslon.
Tho llrst explosion was moro In tho na
turo of n report, llko that of a gun; whllo
tlio soconu explosion was more open, pro
longed nnd of greater volumo. This sec
ond explosion was, In tlio opinion of tho
court, caused by tlio partial explosion of
two or moro of tho forwurd magazines of
tho Malno.
Condition of the Wreck.
Tho ovidenco bearing upon this being
principally obtained from dlvors, did not
enable tho court to form n doflnlto conclu
sion as to tho condition of tho wreck,
although it was established that tho
after part ot tho ship was practicnlly intact,
and sank in that condition a very few minutes
after tho destruction of the forward part.
Tlio follnwinc facts In regard to tho forward
part of tho ship uro, however, established by
tho tostlmony:
That portion of thn port fldo of tho pro
tective deck which extends from alioiit frame
CO to about frame 41 was blown up aft and over
to port. Tho main deck from about frame 'Si
to about frumo 41 was blown up aft and
slightly over to starboard, folding tho forward
part of tho mlumn superstructure over nnu on
top of thu of tor part.
This wns, in tho opinion of tho court, caused
by tho partial explosion of two or moro of tho
forwurd magazines of tho Maine.
Fifth-At framo 17. tho outer shell of tho
ship, from u point 11)5 feet from tho middle,
lino of tho ship, und 0 feet above tho keel when
in its normal position, lias been forced up so
M to bo now uliout 4 feet iitwvo tho surface of
tho wuter, therefore about 81 feet where it
would li had tho Hhlp sunk uninjured, Thu
outside bottom plutlng is bent into a ruvcrsed
V-shaiio (V), the nttcr wing of which, aliout 15
feet broud and 83 feet In length (from framo 17
to frame 25) is doubled back upon Itnultuguinst
thorcoutlnuatton of the same plate, extending
forward.
-. At fnimn tS Hut yertlcnl Urt ij, Urfikca, in
Sf
Blood
Humors
Whether Itching, burning, blooding, scaly,
trusted, pimply, or blotchy, whothor simple,
Bcrofuloua.orboredltary.trom Infancy to ago,
pecdlly cured by warm baths with CCTiconA
Boap, gontlo anointings with Ctrncmu (oint
ment), tho great skin cure, and mild doses
of Ctmcciu. IlEsoLVtarr, greatest of blood
purifiers and humor cures.
lnoM!!irmig!iraHkworia. POTtuDicoiSDCBiH.
Coir., SoltPropt . UMton.
I- " llow to Cur Kttry Blood HomorrfrM.
FACE HUMORS r.-n'i:slfb,ci."oT,:
two and" Hie fiat Keet bent Into nn angle simflat
to tho nnglo formed by tho ouMdu bottom
plating. Tills break Is now about six ft et bo
low the surface of tho water and about CO f.ct
nbovo its normal position.
Canned by Mine Kxploalon.
In the opinion of tho court this effect eould
have been produced only by the explosion of n
mine situated tinder the bottom of tho ship nt
alxmt framo 18 and somewhat on tho port sldo
of the ship.
Sixth Tho court finds that the loss of tho
Maine, on the occasion named, was not in any
respect due to fault or negllgciico on tho part
of any of the officers or members of tho crow
of Mild vessel.
Seventh In tho opinion of tho court the
Maine was destroyed by the explosion of a
KUbmarlne mine, which caused the partial ex
plosion of two or more of her forward maga
zines. Klghth The court has been unablo to obtain
evidence fixing tho responsibility for tlio do
strut tlon of tho Maine upon any person orpcr
sons V. T. Samcso.v, Captain U. S. N.,
President.
A. Maui.x, I.lcut.-CommnmlcrU. S. N.,
Judge Advocate.
The court, having finished tho Inquiry It was
ordered to make, adjourned nt 11 a. m., to
await the action of tho convening authority.
W. T. Sampson, Captain U. 8. N.,
President.
A. MAltlx.I.lout.Coinmanderr. H. N.,
Judge Ailvoeiitt .
U. S. Flagship New York, March 2.', lbPS
Off Key Went, Flu.
The proceedings and findings of the court of
Inquiry in the nlsive eae are approved.
M. SifMlllt, Itenr Admiral,
Coinmander-ln-Chii f of the
U. H. Naval force on the
North AH-nMe H. fttui
W UUUi'OJaD bilJhlS SAGASTA.
Other pnnlsli Olilelals at the Confer
ence Until (lnlei nintlits Desire
I'eitce, 1 hough Wide Apart.
Madrid, March HO Beyond the fact
that a few policemen and a couple of
civil guards stand outside tho At.terican
legation thcr 'is absolutory no s.gu in
Madrid of tho tension betwicn Spain
nnd America. So fur as tho general
public is concerned the matter is little
discussed, even tho press being gener
ally hopful of a peaceful settlement.
Tho note Minister Woi'doul pre
sented is practically a repetition of tlio
one present! d in September, which, in
tho intere-ts of humanity, asked Spain
for an imnii diate cessation of hostilities
in Cuba. Upon Spain's reply to this
matter hinges tho conference hold at tlio
presidency, at wnieli Senor Sngusta, tho
premier, Senor Gullou, tho foreign min
ister, Senor Morct, tho minister for the
colonies, and General Woodford wero
proent, and at which it had beon hoped
a decision would bo reached.
"Both governments aro absolutely
agreed us to tho deshability of a settle
ment," said a diplomat. "But tho ton
(ion is so great between tho two that it
would only tako a little further strain
to split the hawser."
VILE HARBOR THIEVES
BLEW UP THE MAINE.
The
Aniinjliious latter Kctcnllng
the
I'lottcir and Thiuu Who Likely
'Vcrt Their Agents.
Washington, March 30. An inter
esting feature of tho Malno testimony,
issued from the government printing
office, was tho famous anonymous lettt r
mentioned in tho testimony of Henry
Drain, tlio eleik of tho American con
suluto at Havana. Tho letter was le
ceived by Goneial Leo a few days aftei
tho Maine disater. It was dated Feb.
18, 18lib, and signed "An Admirer." It
It was in L-paitish, written apparently
by a lairly well iducatcd person. Tin
cei lifted translation is as follows:
It should be remembered that at dawn
orOiflflityOi rho tcrfiy? catas,tronho an
Individual was killed fri tl small boat,
touether with another who Was found
tvdundctl and a prisoner, They wero Boln
about the uruiccrs Maine and Alphoiisu
All and a.s tbo Mild lndiwduuls art) of the
worst tmieecdents us harbor thieves, I
have Interested myself in Investigating
wnn.ti count cuon mis uccurrcnco couui
have had with the, ezploilon of tlio Malno,
nnd 1 havo discovered thut those two men,
together with unothcr, who Is called Peno
Taco, had bought In a hardware store in
Mercadert-s Street, called I-h Marina, u
hose, such as is used by divers, und thai
thu three left Itegla In a small bout, which
they placed unucr mo wnarvcsoi j-antn
Cntalina, and they wire loitering about
more than an hour and a half, while Pepe
Tuco, who Is a corker and diver, proLnblj
tho host in these parts, did thu work to
bring about the explosion of the Maine,
With the data 1 went to iicglu and dis
covered thut thu family of the dead man,
who lived In the utmost misery In a lioiiho
in Rodriguez liatlstu street, hud moved to
a well furnished onu on Uclubert street.
Tliero I burned that thuy bad agreed with
somo merchants ot Muralla street for the
work of blowing up tho ship for tho sum
of 0,000 ;W,0iJ0 In ndvanco and tho other
$4,0iX after sc-lng tlio result. liut, as they
did not come out of tho veuturo very well,
having been attacked when they wero re
tiring, tho result of which was tho death
of one, who left his tectli In tho boat, uml
another ono wounded, the third ono has
not yet presented himself to collect tho
rest of tho money, and it could be proba
bly sccrutly dono that, by paying him thu
rest that the others will not now pay him,
he would declare tbo truth of all this. The
ono whom I called tho third Is tho diver,
Pcpo Taco, who Is unwounded, who Is
no doubt afruld to present himsolf to col
lect tbo rest.
In Muralla stroot they tell mo was thu
place where tlio business was arranged
with Messrs. Garcia Curujcdo, VlllasiihO,
Maribona and others, whom I do not n
member. Tlio man who is urrcsr.cd is
being administered morphine constantly
to see If lie wilHdlo ami not glvo evidence,
so as not, as they express It, to spoil the
affair alter It lias come off so much to
their tusto,
I certify that the above Is n true copy.
(Signed) A. Mauix,
Lieutenant Commudor U. H. Navy ami
Judge Advocate.
Drain, tho consular clerk, stated n
his ovidenco, that un effort was made to
ascertain tho authenticity of this letter,
although tho consulate was luiiuli
capped, having no secret servico t unci.
Witness discovered, however, that tho
name Popo Taco must havo been a mis
tako, as tlio man mentioned had died u
few days beforo tho explosion took
place. Witness thought tho name
should havo been Popo llarquln, who
had died u couplo days after tho ex-oloslon.
(uticura
JENKINS' BODY BURIED,
The Dead Malno Hero Laid to licit In
Allegheny, After Pitting
Ceremonies.
PiTTsnimo, March 30. Licutcnnut
Friend W. Jenkins' body arrived horo
this morning. Tho coflln was received
by n detail of naval reserves. With a
squadron of polico as escort, it was
curried to tho Allegheny City postofllco.
Thoro tho body lay in stato in tho main
corridor for a time. Then tho naval
reserves formally took charge In a
henrbo dtawn by four hlaok horses It
was conveyed to tho courthouse.
Tlio Eighteenth and Fourteenth regi
ments and other military bodies thou
nccompaiiied the remains to Christ Epis
copal church, Allegheny, where services
wero held, nml then to Uniotulalo ccino
tcry, whoro tho body was interred.
Volleys wero fired ovor tho gravo! Bolls
tolled in tho two cities during tho cere
monies. A public demonstration will occur to
night iu Carnegie hall, Allegheny.
DECLARING WAR AGAINST SPAIN.
A Joint Herniation Introduced by
rcaciitutlto -Marsh.
Hep-
Washington, March 80. llopresctn
tlve Marsh (Ills. ), chairman of the house
committco on militia, has introduced a
Joint losolutioii deolaring war between
the government of Spain and Its d -pendencies
and tho Unltod States and
her territories
DOING GOOD KVKKVWllKltK.
A Medical Ulsctnrry That lUTcctunlly
Cures l'llcs iu lit cry Form.
irs
For many years physicians havo ex
perimented in vain, seeking a remody
which would eflectually cure plies and
other icctnl troubles, without restoring
to a surgical opeiation, Many remedies
were found to give temporary rtlicf, but
none could bo depended upon to inako
a lasting, satisfactory cure.
Within a recent period, however, a
new remedy, the Pyramid Pilo Ouro baa
been repeatedly tested in hundreds of
cases and with highly satisfactory re
sults, The The first cflect of the Pyramid Pilo
Ouro is to inBtnntly remove the pain and
irritation generally present and from
that time on the cure rapidly progresses
and betore the patient is hardly aware
of it he is entirely cured. The remedy
seems to net directly on the nerves nnd
blood vessels of the parts aflected as it
comes into direct contact with them nnd
lets up a healthy action, which in a per
fectly natural way brings the potts to
their normal condition.
The remedy does its work without any
pain or inconvenlenco to the suQercrand
lsjnetly considered one of the most
meritorious discoveries of the modern
medicine.
Piles is ono of the most annoying and
often times dangerous diseases with
which humanity isaillicted. If neglected
frequently develops into fistula or somo
equally fatal or incurable trouble, where
as by the timely use ot this simple but
eilectlve remedy no one need sutler a
single day lromany fotm of piles unless
they want to.
The Pyramid Pilo Cure is perfectly
harmless, containing no mineral poisons
and is aleo very reasonebie in price, cost
ing but CO cents a package. It is sold in
drugstores everywhere. The mauufac
turersoftbe remedy are the Pyramid
Drug Co., of Marshall, Mich., who have
placed this excellent (preparation before
the public only after giving it thorough
and repeated tests in the hands of re
putable physicians. The results in hun
dreds of cases have convinced us that it
will not disappoint you.
IF YOUIl TOOTH ACHES
You Can't Get It Pnllfd Unless You
Have Liquidated for Former
Dental Services.
Tbo Canton Dental Association met in
special session Monday evening at the
office of Dr. J. D. Deweese. Tho meeting
was called to formulate a list of persons
who are and for some time havo been in
debted to its members lor services ren
dered. Those persons who have been
repeatedly tcrved with statements and
failed to make response in any way will
be placed upon a list which will be fur
nished to all members of the profession
in the city, and until such accounts are
liquidated or satisfactorily urranged for,
are obligated to declino to render ser
vices. Tlrs action on the part of the be
Bociation is taken in order to protect its
members from those who have become
htibitual dead beats, and in justice to
those people who meet their obligations
promptly.
Kizema, tcaid head, hives, itchiness
of tho skin of any sort, instantly re
lieved, permanently cured, Doan's
Ointment. At any drugBto-e.
It's the little colds that grow into big
colds; the big colds that end in con
sumption and death. Watch the little
colds. Dr. Wood's Norway Pino Syrup.
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Llohtnlna Hot Drops
Whtt a Funny Namo !
Very True, bat It Kills All Pel"i
Sold Everywhere, Every Dny
Without Relief, Thero lo No Py
Administrator's Sale
of Real Estate.
In nnrsnanro of an order of tho Frouato
Court, of Btnrk county, Ohio, I will oUer for
gale, at public anctlon, on
Satnrday, April 23rd, 1898,
at ono o'clock p. m., on tho premises, locatod
about 2 miles northwest of Maximo, tho fol
lnwinirdeRcrlbeil real cstato to-wlt: Situated
In tho township of Nimlshlllcn, connty of
Stark, and Stato of Ohio, nnd known as part
of tho northeast quarter of Btctlou twelve (18),
nftnwiifililn nineteen (10). of ranco Bovcn (7),
and bounded as follows : Beginning lor tho
samo at tho northeast corner of said quarter;
thenro south with tho quarter lino flfty-threo
mill tlirrofimrllia (53 3-4) DCrchcs to a nosti
thenco cast to a post in tho rango line; thenco
hnrtli in thn ularo of licL'Innlnn. rontaitilne
nftv.thico and thrro-fourths fKJ 3-11 acres of
land, bo tho same moro or Icbi.
Appraltcd at $1,710 67.
Terras of Sale One-half cash on day of
sale, balance In ono year from day of salo; de
ferred payment to hear IntcrcEt Irora tho day
of sale, and to bo secured by inortgago on said
Tirftmlnnfl.
JOSEPH S0IIILT.IQ.
Administrator of tho estate of David
llaurer, deceased.
W. S. EAIU3E1IAN,
Att'y for Plaintiff. mglow
I?01l HENT lloute. ot six rooms, on Protpwt
' avtcue, neBr tiouth t. Also 6 roeia bouse on
UrtenfleM avenun.
RABI'llKItUIKS-fi aoret of .roipberrlti, ont
mile west oi Canton, on Matslllon road. Alio
7 room boose, with or without several acres of
ground, at Wm. Place. Iaulr?vofMEyKR(
1C08 W. TulcarawM Street,
2lw-dAw Canton, Ohio,
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JOHN II. WtKNtK'5
LEADING WALL PAPER HOUSE,
306 E. Tuscarawas and 114 S. Walnut 8ts.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Our astonishing sale is still on the move; our challenge combinations of
0 elegant make- up must now
& Thousands oj rolls going out daily with the regular routine of house &
cleaning scarcely begun, and at the rate the goods are moving, our ware-
house and Stoic.Rooms will le cleaned tip in 30 dags. jl
5 If you have not yet selected JFall Paper for your future wants, ?jou will
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40 ivyivit ivHvi u id iuu tuie
this great sale is on.
$ i j 2, 3, 5 cents per Roll and Upwards, t
m our extraordinary closing out sale of trail faper left ove? from
our Branch Store is going at a wonderful rate.
J Heavy Gilt Parlor Paper, 5, 8, 10 cts. per roll,
& WORTH 25 to CO CENTS.
Aim O
We show an entire new line of wheels, none out what are first-class, strictly
& high-class wheels. We have the
2 Speeder, Alcazar, New Castle, Suburban and Niagara,
the lightest running wheels now exhibited in Canton; to substantiate what we
claim., we will offer a number of the eels, as a starter, at special low prices,
K Don't fail to examine our wheels before making your purchase; everything
V ii(m and iin-tn-dn.ip.. Onin amru pmninn.
$
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JOHN H. WERNER,
Ohio
Just Published by RAND, McNALLY & CO.
IN TEN BEAUTIFUL COLORb
ON STICKS REJADY TO HANG.
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description giving tho kind of Government, Population, Principal Products,
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be located. Every newspaper
home with ech.ool cliildren
IT IS SOLD AT RETAIL
But we supply it to any Subcriber to the NEWS -
Call at this Office and see this Beautiful
isoiioo of Appointment.
Tbe nmlerslgnsd lias been, duly appointed
executor ol tlio estate, of Matilda Suollonbcr.
cor, lato ot Btark County, Oblo, deceased.
24jw Exccntor.
go at the same rate as our cheaper styles and colorings.
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ICYCLE. DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL $ 25.00
306 EAST TUSCARAWAS ST.
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rromtou to bottom, 41 inches.
Width, East anil
wv jt
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West,
Is ehown by u lmndeomo Mnp printed on tho Iroverao sldo. It shows Contl
nonts, Oceans, Currents, Important Towns, etc., tin handsome y contrasted
colors. Around tho border of this Mop aro prlntedl pictures of all presidents,
i iwi,wii lint. f nnniPB of ovorv conntry In tho world, with a BhorU
a .i:-
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reader should h.ave it.
FOU BALE-Carrlages, Waons and Ilug
glS; wholesale and retail. IBrt
A few WgnotaA
209 to 310 South Cherry Street,
martitf Opposite Dannemlller1.
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ONE SIDE SllOWS THE
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Latest Map
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Every Section Line.
' Township Lino aiul
Towiiflhip names
and numbers.
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County.
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'"River.
County Seat in
heavy type.
Railroad.
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Town (no matter
how small.)
Creeks, small lakes, etc.,
are represented,
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rtiuicinui ----"yi ---,.
It 1b invaluable to every
FOR $2.00,
DEMOCRAT for 5Uc.
and Valuable Map.
Notice ot Appointment.
The undersigned baa been duly appointed ad
ministrator, with tbe will annexed, ot tbe estates
of Louis J, Mlday, late ot Btark county, Ohio
deceased.
Dated tbo 21st day of Much. 1808.
ilAllVKY li. MILLER.
te2(dff Administrator, with will annexed.
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