The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-07-27
FEWER INQUESTS
WILL BE HELD
If the Letter Of the Decision Is
Lived Up to.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

VIII Meet Thursday In Columbus-The
Personnel of the Party That Is
Coming saturdsy--Colum-
From staff Correspondent.
Columbus, July 25.-The official list
of deputy election supervisors, appoint
ed by Secretary of State Kinney, for all
counties Of the state, was given out
Tuesday afternoon. The appointees for
Stark county are George II. Shauf, Re-
publican, and Frank II. Ewing, Demo-
crat. For other eastern Ohio counties
these appointments were made:
Mahoning county-Jerry r. Woolley,
Republican; B. M. Campbell, Democrat.
Summit county-John Wuchter, Re-
publicapj John Paul, Democrat.
Columbiana county-Wililam G..
Bentley, Republican,; c. A. Ferguson,
Democrat.
jefferson county-William A. John
son, Republican; Frank Burns. Demo-
crat.
Carroll county-Charles H. Butler,
Republican; Alvin X. RAIDER. Demo-
crat.
Harrison county-R. H. Minteer, Re-
publican; w. H. Host, Democrat.
In disposing Of the trouble in Jeffer-
son county. Secy. Kinney appointed the
applicant recommended by the retiring
Democratic central committee. The
new committee, which was appointed
earlier than usual and which does not
begin work for a month or more yet,
wanted to name the deputy, but Mr..
Kinney ruled the old body was entitled
to this privilege.
WHEN TO HOLD INQUEST.
Attorney General Sheets rendered an
important decision today in which he
states that a coroner must be satisfied
that the deceased came to his death
| by violence before he may hold an in
quest. He must also be satisfied that
death was due to violence before he is
entitled to compensation for his
services.
Among the party that will go to Can
| ton, Saturday, to see the president will
| be Governor Nash and step-daughter
Mrs. Babcock; State Treasurer I. B.
Comeron and wife; Auditor of State
| Guilbert and wife, Dairy and Food
Commissioner Blackburn and wife, and
Hon. r. E. Kayler and wife.
The Democratic state central COM
mittee will meet at the Great Southern
Thursday. Attorney Otto e. Young, OF
Massillon, is the member from the
Eighteenth district.
| WANT THE OPENING.
| Youngstown and Findlay are compet-
ing for the opening Of the Republican
campaign in the state, and committees
from both places will appear before the
executive committee soon and urge
their respective claims.
John L. Malloy, state oil inspector
has received the resignation Of j. C
Ault, who has been the deputy on
inspector of the Steubenville district
for the past eight years. His record is
a splendid one.
| Assistant Fire Marshal Henry w
Hart, of Akron, of the Fifth district
was at the state fire marshals Office
today receiving instructions. His ap.
pointment goes into effect August
All the assistants have been In fol
instructions.
w. H. DIETRICH, the demented posta
clerk, of Alliance, has been taken tc
Wooster from Coshocton, and he viii
probably be sent to an asylum for treat
ment. Although notified to do so, the
/
not taken charge Of him.
Colonel Edward Vollrath, Of Bucyrus
and Captain Feederlie, of Akron, were
at the adjutant generals Office today
| MAKING REQUISITION
for equipment. supplies, ETC., for the
Eighth regiment for it's encampment a
New Philadelphia the fore part oi
August.
The previous encampment of the regi-
ment was held at Steubenville, three
years ago, and as most of the camping
pharaphernalia was destroyed during
the Cuban campaign, a new supply II
needed.
d. Closson, of Company C. Ninth U
S. infantry, who was wounded at Tier
Tsin, China, was a member Of Company
C. of the Eighth regiment, during the
Spanish war. His home is in Ashland
There Is large number of former
members of the Eighth with regiments
in the Philippines.
District Deputy Miller, of Canton, ha,
notified Chief Collier, of the stationary
engineers board of examiners, that hi
will be In Columbiana county for soms
time. He Is now at East Liverpool, ant
to date he has issued over 300 licenses
Mr.. Collier, basing his estimate on tn,
reports of his deputies, says the revenut
from licenses this month will amount
to fully $4,000, double what II was las
month. il at3st
A PATHETIC PLEA.
While bearing testimony to the fac