The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-11-13
MANY CASES
FROM STARK.
An Even Twenty Cases From
This County Are
ON SUPREME COURT DOCKET
Deputy Miller, of Canton. Has the Banner
Report In the Stationary Engiasers'
Departmsnt-Compa C's Pay -
columbus News.

Columbus News.
[From a STAFF Correspondents
Columbus. Nov. 1.-THE docket Of the
Ohio supreme court contains a large
grist of cases from the courts Of Stark
county and it will be months and pos
sibiy years before they will all be set
tied. At the opening of the fall term
the court was confronted with over
seven hundred cases and this number
increase instead of getting smaller as
new cases are filed more rapidly than
those pending can be disposed of.
When the term opened this year the
following Stark county cases were on
the docket. Some of them since have
been decided:
The city of Alliance vs.. Celestine L.
Atkins; The Cleveland Life Insurance
company VS.. Mary A. jackson; Solomon
Simon. trustee. ct al. VS.. William A.
McCrea ct al; William H. Morgan vs..
Samuel Katzenstein; The Dueber
Watch Case Manufacturing company
VS.. Charles Dougherty ct al;
William A. McCrea Va Joseph Fried
man; d. +. Reinoehl, administrator, VS..
John r. Walter. administrator; Alice
M. Rex VS.. Hannah Demuth; Catherine
Cobble ct al. VS.. Farmers bank OF Will
mot; Wilson w. Linerode VS.. Neils p.
Rasmussen:. Edward Wonderly ct al,
partners, ETC., VS.. the Detroit .Carbonic
Acid Gao company ct al; Henry w.
Hossler, Ex'r. VS.. John A. Trump: the
city of Canton vs.. Benjamin F. Shull,
administrator; The Union Central Life
Insurance company VS.. Annie Buxer:
Henry Lehman ct al. VS.. Samuel c.
Townsend ct al: Nicklaus EggerI VS..
William w. Smith: The State of Ohio
VS.. Albert B. Winnett; John r. Poyser
&c Son ct al. VS.. The Standard Paving
Brick company ct al. ;JohnSF. Hess ys.
The Canton Massillon Electric Railway
company; orlan c. Brown VS.. Jacob
ct al, partners.
Chief Examiner G. M. Collier, of the
engineers department, has
received the reports of his deputies of
the several districts of the state for the
month of October The best report pre-
sented was that of Deputy Elmer e.
Miller. of Canton. of the Fifth district.
He received 274 applications, issued 258
licenses. refused 16 applicants and COL
lected $516 in fees. His expenses were
low. only amounting to $57s1Q .7ss, 4
I Deputy Miller has informed Chief COL
lier that he will furnish the department.
with views Of boiler explosion which
took place in Canton. No particulars of
the accident were given.
Youngstown engineers have invited
Chief Collier to be present at an open
meeting of their lodge. some time in
December, when new members will be
admitted. The lodge boasts of not
bble increase in membership Robert
Ingieson. Of Cleveland. ntate deputy
Of the National Association of Station
ary Engineers. will institute a branch
lodge at Alliance at an early date. The
for the lodge has been filled out
and is now probably on the road to
Alliance Last Sunday the engineers
nt Marietta were organized.
Ohio has the honor of leading all other
states in the number of branch organ
Izations of the stationary engineers as
sociation.
There are now about 60 lodges I'm the
state and several others are projected. !.
Company C. Canton. Eighth regiment.
has accepted the proposition of a CO.
lumbus bank. to. buy the soldiers vouch :,
ers for pay for service In the Akron
riot at three per cent discount and have
the. vouchers to the adju-
tant generals department, where the
details of the transaction will be ar.
ranged. The money for the soldiers
will be sent to Canton tn a few days.
Adjutant General Gyger has ordered an
to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of First Lieutenant Fred c.
Hiie. Of Company M. Eighth regiment
wadsworth. Lieutenant Hiie was killed
by bolt of lightning.
The Mahoning Athletic club. OF
lOuh6btONii, AitAo OCth ihSOi PoiatC "
give lawful public boxing and sparring
exhibitions and to promote athletic ex-
crcises. The incorporators are Thomas
j. Ryan, w. j. Mahoney, John j. Cor
man. Frank O'Bxien and Gerst Horn.
The capital stock is $1,000 In shares of
$40 each.
The Sunday Press Post prints num-
ber OF interviews with prominent DEM
ocrats in the state In which expression
is given to their sentiments anent the
proposition to reorganize the Democrat
ic party. The following was submitted
by the Hon. James A. Rice, of Canton
Eight years out of the last is the
Democratic rarty had the president
and a part of that time a majority In
both branches OF congress-.
Its defeat In 1896 was due to the off,
cial conduct Of the men who now prom
ise Its reorganlzation--cl Cleveland, Car
Isle. Whitney, pickinson, ct A.