The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-04-04

character, in company with J. S .Coxey.
Mr. Coxey left at noon to speak in New
Hampshire. Before going he left written
instructions to engage the best counsel to
prosecute the alleged egg throwers and
rioters. The three defendants have
demanded trial by jury.
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The idea of building a temple for use Of
three of the most prominent secret or
ganizatins of Alliance, has been agitated
within the past few days and it is quite
probable that some action will be taken
i'm the matter in the near future
The lodges concerned in the project are
the Masons the Odd Fellows and the
Knights Of Pythias. 1t is understood
that COMMITTEES have been appointed by
each of the above lodges for the purpose of
acting rs joint committee to look over
the situation and devise means IL possible
to erect suitable temple. The idea is to
make the building handsome ornament
to the city.
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Late reports from Carl Brownies matri-
mOnial advertisements are that he has re-
ccivcd several answers to his offer to mar
ry any woman who will consent TO have
the ceremony publicly performed on the
steps Of the national capitol. One of the
girls resides in Chicago, says the Kansas
City star and with true Chicago modesty
she has expressed n willingness to marry
Carl on the steps Of the capitol at the can
mons mouth, or on the steps of the gal
lows drapcd i'm the American flag, in
order that the working people of this
country may be saved. When girl is as
anxious to be married rs this would indi-
cate she ought TO be accommodated.
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DIR. L. VI. Cames says he expects to open an
office in Lorain, but does not intend to start a
turf exchange. He will practice his profession
and hopes that business will be so good that he
will have his hands full. Loain is a bustling
town now and the progressive young doctor
should do well there.
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Since the warm days and the March winds
have been drying up the roads, the owners and
trainers of fast horses have commenced to give
them their preliminary work preparatory to
the opening Of the spring races. Canton is
well fixed for driving, both for training pur-
poses and for pleasure driving. There are
several miles Of paved streets where the horses
can get easy work, while the north end Of
| Woodland and the south end of Dueber avenues
furnish good roads for speeding. The drive
up North Market street past the Plain Center
Mill and back to Canton by the Harrisburg
road is a iavoritc one both for the trainers and
for pleasure drivers. Tho over road down
South Cherry street extension, as well as
through Waco, is level and good for driving,
but not as good as the Plain Center Mills route.
Before the electric cars run on the Massillon
road that was a fivorite drive but the cars
have spoiled it for pleasure driving. Every
day now you can see Morford Bloomfield,
Nell, Chas. Cook and Donahay giving their
charges work on the Canton streets. As soon
as the new track is settled and put in shape
the horses will get their work on the track.
At present the horses are getting only road
work.
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Warren X Moorehead, the foremost arche-
ologist of Ohio, has been in Massillon inspect
ing the collection of DR.. A. p. L. Pease and
mapping plans for field work in this section
during the summer. 1t is prOpOsed to