The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-10-13
The Trustees Appoint the Cleve-
land Man to the Super
intendency
: MASSILLON HOSPITAL.
.ocal Candidates Profess to be Pleased
With the Appointment.
|APPOINTEE is A DEMOCRAT.
which Fact the People Are Not Overlook
ing -Masslllon Police Notes-Raii-
road RumbIings and other News
of Interest to all
Readers.


road Rumblings and other News
Il of Interest to all
Readers.
Special to News Democrat.
Massillon, Oct. 10.-Dr. H. c. Eyman,
superintendent of the Newburg insane
asylum, will leave Cleveland November
list to take charge of the State asylum
bit Massillon. The Newpurg trustees
it is reported here will meet mex: week
and then DIR. Eyman will resign. There
is little or no doubt that his su 'cessor
will be DR.. A. p. Howard, who was DR..
Eyman's assistant at Newburg from
1892 to 1894 DIR. Howard Is now con-
Quoting a private sanitarium at Cuya-
hoga Falls.
Dr. Eyman is a Democrat but his ac-
tivity in politics has not been perni-
cious. The appointment pleases the
people Of Massillon generally although
there were many here who would have
been exceedingly gratified at the selec-
tion OF either Dr. Gardner or the pres
ent assistant superintendent, DR..
Clark, both Of whom were applicants for
the position.
Both the local candidates profess to
be pleased with the appointment of
DIR. Eyman. DR.. Gardner stated Tues
day morning that no better selection
could have been made. He paid a
graceful tribute to DR.. Eymans splendid
ability and was not the least disap-
pointed at his own defeat. At least he
did not show any signs Of grief and
t1 3oin In, ha nj nd q
for the winner DIR. Clark was likewise
resigned to the choice of the trustees
y and was glad that so able a man as DR..
Eyman was chosen to fill the vacancy
caused by DR.. Richardson's renewal to
the government hospital at Washing
ton.
STILL APART.
Masslion Oct. 10.-Connie Mack and
Catcher Harry Smith did not come to
/ terms during the Milwaukee managers s
visit to laassillon Sunday. Smith wants
more money than the Milwaukee man
y alger is willing to pay and Macks last
words were "It is all off Harry, so
Aong" Smith, however, clings to the
belief that Milwaukee will come to his
! Verms. If more money is not given him
Ra insists that he will stay in Massil-
1n or go back to Wilkesbarre If they
yyant him.
f POLICE NOTES
In Massillon Oct. 10.-Joe Everett, an
" itinerant tailor, was arrested by Officer
Ertle Monday evening on a charge of
drunk and begging on the streets. Ev-
erett, 1t is said, was given his freedom
from the county workhouse Saturday.
The horse and buggy found by Officer
Whitman Monday evening was taken to
a livery stable and was today claimed
by Frank Eckroadt, of East Greenville.
1t is said that the rig was driven to Mas
sillon by his son Charles. The livery
bill was paid and the owner drove his
horse home.
BEFORE THE MAYOR.
Attorneys Eggert and Mclaughlin
for the plaintiff, Earnest Davis, and At
torney Garrett. for the defendant.
Earnest Slusser, argued the naming
case before Mayor Wise Monday even
ing. Slusser, it is alleged, bit a piece
out of Davis cheek at Beach Grove.
Mayor Wise bound the defendant over
to common pleas court in the sum of
800 which was furnished.
u Welded.
~ Mr.. Gustav j. Sailer and Miss Maude
Gaddes were united in marriage Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the par
souage of st. Pauls Lutheran church.,
Rev. l.. II. BURY, officiating. Both of
\ the young people are popular in this
y city, where they are we'll known The
couple will reside at the Hotel Sailer
employees OF p. o. ASSESSED
Massillon, Oct. 10.-The employees of
the Massillon post office have received
the interesting dun for political contri-
buttons from Columbus. The circ
4 arrived several days ago and the en-
III pleyes of the several departments are
II requested to drop their coins in the Re-
n publican NAV. OF course there is a
81 howl among the men who have to work
4 hard for the wages they earn, but 1t Is
useless. The campaign is on and 1t Is
such a campaign that the Republicans
know they must make the effort of their
lives to win. Efforts cost money, and
the poor individual who earns his
bread by the sweat of his brow In Uncle
Sans institutions must produce por-
ton OF MS earnings lo psrpSluate lhe
party of greed or loose his job. Com
ing so close upon the assessment OF the
hospital employees, Massillon is pretty
we'll worked up over the nefarious
methods adopted by the Hanna gang
to pursue boodling campaign with the
spoils Of the poor.
COLUMBIA CULLINGS.
The yards presented busy scene
Tuesday morning Not a man of the
yard force was away and the cars were
II fixed and worked 0. X, The delightfully."-
La tleasant weather is being enjoyed by