The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-09

served again rTiudy uiSut.
Grosvenor came to add to the injury
by advising the president to keep of
the stump entirely and especially to
eschew front porch speeches. The last
chance seems to have gone glimmering.
The provisions and the extra brew will
Just have to go for a dead loss.
The list Of campaign speakers drafted
for state work from Mahoning county,
is quite pretentious, in great contrast to
the Stark county list. The blue book
gives all the names Of those persons
the state chairman thought 1t advisable
fine diplomacy must be exercised to
cover up the iniquities Of the admins
tration. The list is as follows:
Youngstown
W. S. Anderson,
Hon. George F. ARIEL,
Frank L. Baldwin,
Thomas Connell, Jr.,
Harry A. Ernst,
c. w. Gilgen,
w. r. Graham,
j. ]. Hamilton,
81 S. d. L. jackson,
Frank Jacobs,
Chas. r. Truesdale,
Hon. j. R. Johnston,
Hon. A. w. Jones,
Hon. James B. Kennedy,
H. z. Lowrie,
A. I. Nichols,
NJ. c. McNabb,
Hon. NJ. A. Norris,
Hon. L. c. Oil,
F. L. Oesch,
Harry NJ. Robinson,
George E. Rose,
Hon. w. r. Stewart,
o. p. Shaffer,
John T. Harrington.
Creenford-
Prof. L. U. Hulin.
It will be observed that o. P. Shaffer
is in the list, but the serious condition
OF his health, due to nausea resulting
from reading about himself in the
Youngstown Telegram, will probably
require him to send substitute. The
report that a joint debate is to be ar
ranged between Hon. L. C. Oil and ex-
Governor James E. Campbell, cannot
be verified here. Whether Asa s. Jones
has been asked to be assigned with
Honorable Wick Tayler, in behalf of the
latter's brother. is not known. If Hon.
]. r. Johnston has been assigned to
speak with the Honorable Robert w.
Tayler, the item has escaped the notice
OF Congressional Chairman ]. P. Faw-
cett, Of Canton.
In making one of his incontrovertible
arguments at the assembly room FRI
day night General Sherwood said: 'I'n
leave it to any lawyer in Canton, from
Judge Day down to Jim Grant" The
crowd thought that was joke, but the
general didn't mean it that way.
Grant is a good lawyer" said the
general. "and that's the reason mem
toned him. want that proposition to
be loked over by good lawyers"
New Philadelphia and Canal Dover
are pulling hair, each desiring William
j. Bryan's presence for an hour and
there is but one hour to allot to that
section of the state. Nobody is pulling
any wool to get Roosevelt or Hanna,
the chief stumpers for the imperialists.
Roosevelt is coming to Canton. He
was here once, but thinks that he ought
to come again and see IL he can't get
an AUDIENCE that won't throw anything
at him.
The Sebring News has a new sub
scriber. Stanley offered his paper for a
20 tHa
arrested and lodged in the new town
prison. One James Murphy receives
this additional punishment. He was
charged with uttering indecent Ian.
guage in the presence of ladies'; leay.
ing the county with intent to defraud
an inn keeper of board bill; mali
! cious destruction of property; assault
with intent to kill. The first of the al.
legged offenses would have been suffi,
cfent to hold him, but the others were
\ concocted against him so as to make
the punishment Of having to take Stan
\ 1ey:3 paper for q year. fit the crime.
NfIt K4t 80
AZ The Massillon Independent, discuss
\ Ing the judgeship and referring to tn,
3 News Democrats call for nomination
rays:
The Canton News-Democrat inquirei
earnestly: Are the Democrats OF
4 Stark, Columbiana and Carroll coun.
\ hes going to allow the common pleai
+ 1udssship to 60 by default7" They are
. not. They are going to contribute 4
# the election OF Mr.. Amber whose nom.
+ 1nstion has given grsat satisfaction L
~ bar and to the public and who's