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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

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elm Goupe feiaeno, in weldem nur elm
plaB am Genlier Irei III, ben jeood Der
geaenioeriisenbe paiiagier nit ieinen
@epddaiden belest bait: .@eb0ren
oieie eaden Sbnen?"-pafiasier
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aussehissen ih!"-Sn oisiem Moment
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2eiienbe, bic Gift ourdfHaueno. padt
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

schWache

verursacht elm Gefuhl ais OBJ man ganz ger
schlagen und ohne Leben, Ehrgeiz. Energie
oder Appetit ware. Sic list oft der Vorlaufer
Won ernsthafter Krankheit, oder der Begleiter
Won nerv0sen Leiden. Sic list Elm wirklicher
Bowels Won dunnem. schwachem, unreinem
Blute; dem wenn das Blut reich, roth, lebens-
krxftig und stark list, yerleiht es jedem Nerv,
Organ n Gewebe DIES KSrpers Leben und
Energie. Die NOthwendigkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
rila gegen Nervenschwache zu nehmen list
daher Jedem bekannt. und das Cute was eS
thut ist ebenfallS Ohne Frage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Hoods
SarsaparhIa

ist die beste, In der That die einzige wahro
blutreinigende Medizin.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen DrOguisten
fir 81; sechS fur So verkauft.
Won {. /. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, pr&partrt
Hoods Pillen tppiTs1 d SsReI5s,s
Gallenleiden. % cents. Bet allen DrOguisten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Dte 5Iutb in Seras.
9oufton, Set, Is. Mpru.

Ser genae Srt Bharton unb bic
ean5e @egenb auf eine Strede bon 8
Msilen n0rbli1 1T nun unter WaKer.
Sc finb Big iebt feline tpeiteren TIM
~elIdsfdle beri9tet porben, audi man=
selt es niat on 2ebensmitteln fir bic
pislen bunbert Neger, bic aus Ger um<
aeaenb in ben Srt geflI4tet itnb. Sie
@rnte in ienem She'll bes Colorado
Sbals 1T sdn5li9 Dernt4tet. Man
glaubt, bab bic l1eberi9nemmuns
~tpen1ditens cine Mrhe 6nbauert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

unb t0bteten atpet 4mertfaner. yolD<
man unb feline 2eute sosen fi4 bann
5uriid.
Morsen fGbrt Der transport,
bampfer .Sbomas" ned ben Der.
Staaten ab. St bat zen General
Sbeobore S9pan unb 300 trante
unb aussemuiterte Solcaten on 8orb.
8opeott.
atlanta. Ga, 16. Mpril.
Die @eperti9aft Der Selssrapbiften
lat nun ben 8rbcott segen Die Sous
tbernr8abn erfldrt. Sic bofft auf
ttsis Weiie ben Streit Der Eelesraz
pbtiten an iener Balm gu einem tpi1tz
iameren gu MAIDEN.
S9redIi9er Sob.
Columbus, g.. 16. Qpril.
George $. Sparts, elm 2otomoti3s
fiibrer Der Nprfolt &c WeItern : 81ba
lam beute 5u einem 56redliten 500.
ST tpolte Elm 8ab nebmsn, purbe pie
man annimmt, bon Sos, bas einem
gasofen sntftr0mte. iibsrmannt unb
Fiel be!pubtlos auf ben Sfen. OurG
ben Sturs uurbe bic @asrObre entz
stpeisebroden. fobaB bic Slamme biz
rett sesen Sparts' 2eib fdoB. Oils
man ben unslidliden fanb, mar fei>
ne eei6e idOn biz CUR l1ntenntlidts.t
b%erbrannt.
0erunslIdt.
Neo Yort. Is. @pril.
Bei elmer S~euersbrunft an Der Gde
ron Netpton Greet uno 9rano Street,
WILLIAMSBURG, 8rooflDn, tpurbe Der
ssobn 6. 0onalbion setOoz
tet unb fein II Sabre alter Sobu
Winiam unb Der Mrbeiter Stephen
Moneppennp perlebt. Oiefe Oret be-
iid auf einem a%nftoB:nben g.
bon benz brennenben !6aus uno
purSen f9lieBlia BON ben 5lammsn
70 ~einsssnst, baB lie IN bic Siefe
fprtneen mubten.
unfaIiffts.
2incoln, Hebr., 16. Mpri1.
Qls 81. 6. Benjamin Mnbr:.ps,
gorfteber Der Dffentlifen Shuien
Shicago's beute na9 ghtcaao surids
fuote ct, CT babe ii6 nod n:9t
Db CT bic ibm anuetrdaene
zines &anslers Der uniperh;it
'cn Hebrasta annebmen tper0s, oD9
perbe er innerfalb 10 Sasen sire be-
Nntfrort eeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Ghina.
Sbanabai, ID. Wprif.

Die dineii9e Resieruns bat 1000
Mann Srupper na4 Der Bropin3
S4antuns .efanot, INN bic r8Orers"
su unterbriSeu. 8eaeihnenb lit aber.
bah bic Mehrsahl biefer Soloaten Der
ielben @ienIhaft %angebDren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

az Cine before @elesenbeit, CUE
tes S9ubseus billis 81 taufen, mar
in ct. @loub ME seboten, rpie seroSe
iebt auf benz Nusuerfauf uon s. B.
Wolter. 9<ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
IctIcr mtnk.

9err: .Nber id bitt' Sic. 6err
proieiior. 8 Mart fir cine Nahbilfe=
fiunpe bel Sbnen fino' i'd bod redt
bod !"-profeffor: Run. es aibt
ia natirli4 aud billiaere StunOen.
aber tuenn Sbr Gobn lie no anoers
nimmt. fiirat' i'd INNER. falit er bel
mir burh."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

Die Snfurgenten. pte man permus
tbet. Warcabo's Mbtbeiluns. aeigen
tpieber cine sr0bere Sbdtisteit in ben
Wtaripales>8 Bergen on Der anbere1
Settle Der 8ai bon Wanila. Cine au
300 Manr absefhdbte Ibtbeilung
9riff in Der MontaszN adt 8alansa
an, mo 3 gompasnien bes 80. Snfans
terie> Nesiments f%tationirt iinb; lie
ipurben ieboh NIT 2ei4tigteit 5uriid<
eeidlasen. Geftern srtffen iie ben
Capt. Goldman NIT 80 War,1 bonn 80.
SnfanteriesR eaiments nahe Orion an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

Simmer 81 BEN nisbrisiten Yreiien.
&eselmdBis swiiden SEEM Yors unb
Bremen. 2anbsleutsn, pelde i'm Sin,
III aaben, cine Sour nad OsutiGlanb
gu MAIDEN, sarantirsn mir cine Idnel,
le=, biuises unb onsenebme ; aeiie.
Va gutter Geieui6aft feblt IS niemols,
wenn man nur ie;ne Siuete pon 6.
s.. SDtbman s So. taufs. Oa
bic 6erren nur bic alleinise asensar
bes Norbbeutidea elopo beiissn.
2ur5. 9eiaat! @er wir.aid *,
abii4tist, cine @eiie mad Oeati9lanS
III MAIDEN ODER @erluanbte D. Oeutj&,
Lamb tammen 5u taiIen, io0te ni9t per,
seiien. feline Siaete iber Der Rorbbeuts
iden atopb 2inie gu faufen, benn Boa
Bette lit INNER bas giuisfse. @eaes
ndbererN ustuaft wenbe maa li9 muir eu
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6 b q.
@innipss, Man., Is. Mpril.


Gin Osuti9er, 6err Wm. 9sspsler.
Der 8ertreter bes 9itriftss Ho1enfelb
in benz propinaial>z Parlamsnt DOT
Wanitoba unb @ertreter bes S.ut19en
Gei9es, lit gum Spre9sr hes Parla>
mentes aetpdblt tporben. 9te Mmtsz
einfubrung srfOlgte untsr ben iblihen
tmpofanten geremonisn.
Gin anberer alter Osutf6er, !6err
Bilbelm @aaner, puroe gum Ssputnz
Saepter : SrGger ernannt. 9err
Wagner mar elmer Der psnigen Dsut>
f4en Manitoba's, rpel9e bic regisrenbe
partei unterftubten, unb tpurDe in Ell
mem fat rein beutfh:n 9iitritte baupt>
fG6li6 infolge feiner perfDnli9sn 8ez
liebtbeit getpGblt. 60 finb bic beutz
fhen Stimmeeber in Manitoba n-9
ME ausaeaei6net porben, aIs bur9 bic
seser:pdrtige Resieruns..
HuBlan;h.
ct. Petersbursn 16. 4pril.
Ser Bar unb bic ,3arina reilten se<
fern Mbenb na4 Mostau alb.
Sn Mosfau tritt mil @eftimmtbeit
bos geriht auf, baB, am ruifii9.n
Oiterfonntas Der Gar elm Manifet .r<
luHen pirb, bas tbatfG1li9 Elm l1lti=
nahum on @robbritannies 1T, fofort
nit ben 8uren Srieber au f9liebea.
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feben. 9iefes @eriiht fpirb bon mans
den perfonen nit Der 9baifa9e ir
@erbinouns sebradt, bab CUR 3eit t.tz
men Referpiften unb.fdrdntter urIaub
ertheilt mirb. MIgli9erpeife fcbt
biefes aber NIT ben gsp!anten Sor
mer 3 Man6pern in Rem Gentral>8-oz
binaen i'm 3ufammenhanae. an pelh.n
100000 Sruppen tbetfnebmen tp.raen
unh pelden, tpte man erpartet, &aiier
Wilbelm beinobnen ptrb.
Mostau. 16. Mprii.
Ser Gar unb bic 3arina finb. bier
angetommen.
S4meben.
Stndbolm. 16. Mpril.
Cine Yrinat=S epe54e aus ct. qe=
tersburs ertldrt. Rublanb. Jrantrei9
unb 6olano bdtten elm ultimatum an
gnslanb unterseibnet unb aesen bic
8enubuns Der Sierra 8abn IN Yortuz
gisfif4=S itafrifa gum Sransport bris
ti1Ssr Srrppen protefttrt. IS tpirb
ferner bebauptet, bab Der Gar bic Re-
ferDen 5u ben Maffen at rufen bsab=
fi9tist. fobalb bas l1ltimatum absez
fanot tpdre.
@9iffsna4ri@ten
Insetommsn:
Netp Yort, ID. Mpril.
rgletp Oort" bon southampton.
2ine-pool. Ia. Mp1it.
.8onic" unb .2uconia" bon 9eetp
g)ort.
IrtTrr ar1ink.
Serr: .Iber id bitt' Sic. 6err
proieiior. 8 Mart fir cine @a4bilie=
Hunoe bel Shnen fino' id bod rett
bod !"-prnfefior: Run. es aibt
ia natiirlih aud billiaere StunOen,
aber tuenn Sbr eobn tie mo- anoers
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GARNER f9punben n.
G5enmnur Wis 16 OInrit

Se911our, N1s.s 10. Mprll.
Der GARNER DITTO 9aefe perf4tpanb
lebten DienIas bon bier unb 1T ieitber
ni9t tpieber sefeben porben. On ienem
Gage perlteB er feline Wobnuns nit
elmer Tlafhe Barrier @riin unb ers
tldrte fetner Trau ~geseniiber, bab Ct
niht Biz gum S%iterfonntas leben
tnerbe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Ohio, Stark County, S.:
In the Court of Common Pleas
Henry Essner, Plaintiff, VS. Mary Cross,
ct. al, Defendants.
Notice in Partition to Resident
Heirs.

William Essner and Elizabeth Ess-
ner, who reside at Bradford, Pa. Will
| liam Essner, a grandson of said Am
brose Essner, deceased, and minor over
| fourteen years of age, who resides at
Chipmunt, N. T.; and Joseph Essner a
grandson of said Ambrose Essner, de-
ceased, and minor about twenty
years Of age, now a soldier in the Phil
ippine Islands, will take notice that on
| the day of August, 1899, Henry Ess-
ner, as plaintiff, commenced a civil ac-
| ton in partition against them and Mary
Cross, Joseph Cross, Kate Bour and
Peter V. Bour Charles L. Essner and
Clara Essner, Martha Essner Beard,
Mary A. Schauer and Alfred T. Schauer,
minors under fourteen years of age
and Theodore A. Schauer, their
guardian, Mary Essner, George
Essner and Emma Essner, they being
all the heirs Of one Ambrose Essner, de-
| ceased, as defendants, in the court Of
| common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, in
cause No. 1859, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the fol-
lowing described premises, situate in
| said county: known as and beng lot
No. 3474 in the City of Canton, Ohio as
the same appears on the plat Of said
city, except five feet off of the north side
thereof; also the whole of lot No. 3S9S in
| the said city of Canton Ohio"
The plaintiff demands partition Of
| said premises as follows: That the
plaintiff herein Is entitled to an undi-
vided one-eighth part of the above de-
| scribed premises; that the defendants,
Mary Cross, William Essner, Kate Bour,
Martha Essner Beard and Charles Ess-
ner are tenants in common with this
plaintiff in said premises, and are each
the owner of the undivided one-eighth
part of the above described real estate;
that the following defendants, grand
children Of the deceased, Mary A.
Schauer and Alfred T. Schauer, minors,
are each the owners of an undivided
one-siXteenth of said real estate, sub
ject to the dover estate of Theodore
Schauer, husband of Jennie Schauer,
deceased; that the defendants, William
Essner, Joseph Essner, minors, and
Mary Essner, of full age, and grand
children of the above deceased, are
each entitled to an undivided one -twen-
ty-fourth part of said premises; that
the plaintiff desires to have his interest
set off to him in severalty.
And that plaintiff prays that his in
terest may be set off to him separately
and that partition may be made, or if
that cannot be done without manifest
injury, that such proceeding may be had
as are authorized by law.
You are required to answer the petit
ton on or before the 30th day of June, OF
the same will be taken as confessed
land judgment rendered and partition
made accordingly.
HENRY ESSNER, Plaintiff.
By JOHN H. SPONSELLER.
Published in the Stark County Demo.
crat May Ills, 25. and June l, 8, 10. 1900
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dent of the constitution: declaration
against imperialism as leading to mill
tarism; denunciation of trusts; denun-
citation of currency law of the last con-
gress; demand for the removal of tariff
from all monopolized commodities; ex-
preston of sympathy for the Beers; call
for honorable cessation of the war in
the Philippines; adherence to the Mon
roe doctrine; construction and control
Of the Nicaraguan canal by the United
States; condemnation of the admins
tration of the pension department; i'm
mediate reduction Of war tax; favors
the election Of the president and United
States senators by direct vote of
the people; deplores the Cuban postal
scandals; denounces the Porto Rican
law; favors the initiative and referen-
dunn; prohibition of sweat shops; home
rule for Ohio cities, and finally demands
the nomination Of Bryan, and instructs
the Ohio delegates to vote for him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
FACTIONS CLASH,
Farleyites and WilsOnites AL.
most Reach the Personal
Encounter Stage.
News Democrat Leased Wire Service.

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Columbus, June 13.-The Cuya-
hoga contest was settled by
close vote. The Dowllngites who
had just been seated gave
the Farley delegation twenty-five votes,
but the Wilson delegation won by a
vote Of 354 to 1868. Dowling demanded
a verification Of the vote and challeng-
ed Belmont county. The widest con-
fusion followed. The Wilson crowd
edged in and several personal encoun-
ters seemed imminent. Dowling NOV
ed to reconsider the vote. Delegates
crowded up near the chair and both
factions were shouting at once. The
chairman was unable to decide and
ordered roll call on reconsideration.
Everybody was yelling, the aisles were
crowded. The Farley and Wilson
crowds were at the front of the stage
pushing and showing each other. The
roll call on reconsideration proceeded
with great confusion.
1t was impossible to hear the result.
Somebody voted Belmont thirteen votes
for Wilson and it was found that no
one was present from Belmont. Frank
lin changed her vote from Farley to
Wilson. Finally the motion to recon-
slider was withdrawn and the Wilson
delegation was seated.
The committee on organization re-
ported In favor Of making the tempor-
airy organization permanent. Allen
smaiiey read the platform. The plat
form was adopted.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
EVOKED CHEERS.
Mention of Bryan and the Chi,
cagO Platform Brought
Wild HuZzas.

[News-Democra Leased Wire Service.]
Columbus. June 13.-Chairman Hunt
ington in his speech evoked cheers by
the mention Of Bryan and the Chicago
platform. He depicted the dangers Of
Imperialism and scored Mark Hanna.
declaring that the Republicans stood
for the trusts. and declared that Hanna
operated a political trust. represented
in the white house by President McKin-
ley.
1.-THE American carpetbag in Porto
Rico and Cuba" he declared. "is doing
as much to destroy the natives as the
American sword ever did the Span
iardsH
At the end Of Huntington's speech o
call was made for Lentz. The chair
man squelched the orator by announc-
ing that no outside speeches would be
allowed. Chairman Childers. Of the
committee on credentials, submitted his
report, seating the Wilson delegates
from Cuyahoga county. and the Dowl-
ing delegates from Montgomery county.
The committee favored the election of
delegates to the state convention In the
future by the primary system. Secre-
tary Graham, Of the committee read a
minority report seating the Farley del
egates Of Cuyahoga county. The re-
port was signed by nine members Of the
committee. G. c. Benner, Of Summit
county, made minority report seating
the anti-Dowling delegates in Mont
gomery county. 1t was signed by seven
members Of the committee.
Benner denounced the Montgomery
county central committee for appoint
ing delegates and Dowling as a boss.
He said this delegation is to elect the
next central committee ana so would
perpetuate Dowlingism.
Dowling said there was no better
: Democrat in Ohio than himself. He lost
his job in Cincinnati by standing foI
Bryan. 't,t 3iNie s,aN
Finley. Of Kenton. said the mayos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
OPPOSING WELTY.
Said to Be Some Objection to
*. Him in the Stark
Delegation.

From a STAFF Correspondent.
Columbus, June 13.-Stark county is
the only county in the Eighteenth dis
trict that has full delegation at the
state Democratic convention. At the
district meeting Columbiana county had
eight delegates and Mahoning three.
1t is very evident that there are quite
a few among the delegates from Stark
who are opposed to John c. Welty. and
1t Is stated that at the crucial time,
these will make their opposition felt.
General Sherwood made the statement
to me last evening that he would not
permit his name to go before the state
convention as candidate for delegate
at-large. He positively declines 20
have the honor and says there are
plenty Of other good men available for
the position. Mr.. Welty arrived Tues
day and Immediately entered upon a
systematic canvass for delegate. Mr..
welty says the statement that he is
going to Europe is unauthorized. He
wants to be candidate and does not
propose to be pushed aside by those
who assume to fix up slate in advance
Of the convention.
1t was reported tonight that Mr.. welty
had concluded to withdraw from the
race and later It was given out that he
had changed his mind again and that he
would stay with It to the finish. His
reasons for withdrawing. 1t is said. was
to strengthen his chances for the nomi-
nation for governor next year.
Another delegate for Columbiana
reached the city last night in the person
Of Prof. Gordon Armstrong, Of East Liv-
erpool.
J. w. Pontius, the Stark county man
whose names was mentioned as pros
pective candidate for dairy and food
commissioner had not yet arrived last
night. and his friends say he is out OF
the fight.
Mayor q. H. Moore. Of Youngstown
who has been touted as a candidate
for delegate. thus far has not put in ar
appearance. and he is also out Of the
race.
Ex-Mayor Rice. o.. Canton. may gel
a few votes for delegate at large.
GEORGE T. BLAKE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15

meeting to order and on motion Of A. w.
Taylor, Of Salem, was chosen as perma-
nent chairman of the conference.
l.. d. Blanchard. Of Canton, was se-
lected as secretary.
Nominations were called for and upon
the taking Of ballots all the nominees
presented by the Stark county caucus
were named for respective positions.
There were some other nominations from
other counties against them but Stark
stood together and what they wanted
they got and all the counties were well
pleased with the result.
The winners named wereas follows:
Delegates to the national convention,
Col Charles c. weybrecht. of Alliance,
and A. w. Taylor, of Salem.
Alternates, J. H. Morris and George
B. Snyder, both Of Youngstown.
Presidential elector, Edward s. Raft,
Va SdulOu.
Vice president Of the state convention,
DR.. s. Hattery, Of Massillon.
Committee on credentials, George B.
Snyder, Of Youngstown.
Committee on resolutions, Frank
Kessler, of Canton. '
State central committeeman, Otto e.
Youngs of Massillon.
Committee on rules and order Of bus
iness, A. p. Dennis, Columbiana.
Committee on permanent organiza-
tion, T. S. Arnold, Leetonia.
The district unanimously endorsed
John c. Welty, of Canton, as a ,candi-
date for delegate at large for member
Of the big four Of the state to go to the
national convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
DISTRICT CAUCUS.
The Stark County Delegation
Had a Majority of the
Votes,
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to ws-Democrat.
Columbus. June 13.-The caucus Of
the Stark county delegates to the state
Democratic convention at Columbus and
the meeting Of the district for district
organization were both held Tuesday
afternoon and the business attended to
without hitch or a jar. The Stark
county delegates held a caucus at the
Great Southern at o'clock. There was
considerable rivalry between Otto z.
Young. Of Massillon, and Charles C.
Weybrecht, Of Alliance, for the honor
Of representing the district as delegate
to the national convention at Kansas
City. The contest was settled in good
spirit. however. and both gentlemen are
highly satisfied. Two delegates were to
be selected from the district and as
Stark county had eighteen votes while
Columbiana had only eight and Ma
honing nine 1t left Stark with majority
over both Of one vote 80 she could have
taken everything If she had wanted to
be small about 1t but the delegates
showed a magnanimous spirit and de-
cided to allow one delegate to Stark and
one to the other counties. The only
other positions Stark asked for were
vice president Of the convention. the
member Of the committee on resolutions.
the district chairman and presidential
elector.
After the contest got we'll under way
for national delegate in the Stark county
caucus Mr.. Young and Mr.. Weybrecht
got together and 1t was amicably set
tied. Mr.. Weybrecht was chosen dele
gate and Mr.. Young was selected as
district committeeman to succeed Mr..
Edward s. Raff, who did not desire a
second term in the position.
The caucus then decided unanimously
to put Mr.. Raff up for presidential
elector.
| DR.. s. Hattery, Of Massillon. was
chosen as candidate for vice president
Of the state convention and Frank Kess-
Ter. Of Canton, was named as a member
Of the committee ON resolutions.
At the same time that the Stark
Ecounty caucus was sitting the other
counties were together figuring on what
they wanted. At o'clock all three
counties came together in the ONCE Of
the state treasurer. Central Commit
iteeman Edward 8. Raff called the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15

Columbus. June 13.-Before the Demo-
cratic convention met there was much
Mclean or his enemies. Yesterday
everything looked like Mclean, but the
fact that the members Of the various
committees were very evenly divided
between Mclean and the anti Mclean
forces indicate that If Mclean did con-
troll the convention it was on narrow
margin. There We're frequent predic-
tions that the anti-McLean people
would succeed in sending Abe Patrick
as one of the big four, thereby break
ing the slate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-15
CALLED TO ORDER.
Chairman Huntington Handles
the Gavel and Proceeds to
Business.

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Columbus, June 13.-The Democratic
state convention was called to order
by state chairman w. F. Thomas shortly
after 10 o'clock. He introduced Rev.
John Hewitt. who made the invocation
at the Republican convention. He next
introduced the chairman Of the conven-
ton, w. P. Huntington. Lewis Remelin.
Of Cincinnati, secretary. John McCarty.
Of Defiance, sargeant-at-arms.
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and other Democrats at Dayton were
here asking that Dowling be ousted.
A roll call was taken on the question
Of ousting Dowling amid great excite
ment and was read twice before the
delegates understood. The ballot stood,
for Dowling 81. against Bowling s14.
Judge Tarbell, of Brown county, tried
to have half Of each delegation seated.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the com.
missioners of Stark and Count biana coun.
ties at the Kepiuger hotel. Alliance. Ohio,
Friday, June 20, al IL O'Clock m, 1900, for the
purpose of building a water wer at an
elevation of rs feet with a capacity of 1910
barr, Is of water. The tower must be frost
proof The right to reserve any or all bids
Is reserved by the commit Ssioners.
Bv Order
WIN SOCTHWORTH,
Supt. Paramount Children's Home.
May ooh
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FOR SALE-Fifteen acres of improved
land, with good buildings, fine fruit,
and an abundance Of good water
Within five miles Of Canton. Will be
sold at a great bargain and on easy
terms, If sold soon. Dan w. Shelter,
Attorney, agent for owners. SO