The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-05
DETAILS FOR
BRYAN'S TRIP.
Arrangements for the Ohio
Itinerary Now Complete.
IN THE EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
Bryan win Make Number of stops on
18th, Among Them Canton, ALI
ance and Youngstown
Columbus News.
From a staff Correspondent.

Columbus News.
From a staff Correspondent.
Columbus, Oct. 4-Bryan's engage
ments in Ohio were published in full to-
day. They follow:
Starting at Toledo early the morning
of october IL, he will speak at Bowling
Green, Findlay, Kenton. Bellefontaine,
Urbana, Springfield, Dayton, Aenia'
Washington c. H. and Portsmouth.
October 10. Chillicethe, Circlevifle,
Lancaster, New Lexington, GAINESVILLE
Coshocton, Loudenville, Mansheid'
Ashland, Sterling and Akron.
Monday, october Is, Canton, New
Philadelphia, Alliance, Niles, Youngs-
town, Warren, Leavettsburg and Cieve-
land.
On the 18th he will be at Spring.
field and intermediate points, going then
to Dayton, Chillicothe and Portsmouth.
The last meeting Of the 18th will be at
Portsmouth.
On the 18th, he will go up the valley,
speaking at Circleville, Lancaster,
Mansfield, Ashland and Akron. On
Monday, October Is, Mr.. Bryan will ad-
dress a monster meeting at Youngs-
town, another at New Philadelphia and
in the evening he will speak in Cleve-
land, leaving Cleveland for New York
state.
Mr.. Bryan will travel in special
car and will make number OF very
short talks at points not down on the
present list.
He will not speak at Toledo this time,
but expects to return and speak in
Toledo later in the month.
THE RIFLE COMPETITION.
Orders covering the annual rifle COM
petition Of the national guard, which Is
to be held at the state camp grounds
at Newark, beginning October %, have
been promulgated by the adjutant gem
erals department. Captain A. P. Peck
ippaugh, inspector Of rifle practice OF
the Eighth regiment, of Wooster, will
exercise general supervision over the
contests. The Eighth regiment will
have fourteen representatives.
The best shot from the regiment at
large and best shot from headquarters
and from each company will be the
way the selections will be made, Every
military organization in the state
service will be represented. This will
be the first meeting of the kind in
several years.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
The report of Deputy Elmer E. Miller,
of Canton, of the stationary engineers
board, for the month of September, has
been filed at state headquarters. 1t
shows 10 applications received, l59
licenses issued, II refused and $31S col
lected in fees.
Mr.. Miller informed the board of his
schedule for the next three weeks. We'd
nesday he was at Akron and Barber
ton and beginning today he will visit
Cuyahoga Falls, Ravenna, Newton
Falls, Warren, Niles, Girard and
Youngstown. The receipts of the board
aggregate $12,500 and as the actual ex-
penses are limited to about $4,000 until
next May, when that date is reached
there will be a handsome surplus in
the treasury; all Of which goes to show
that the department Is more than self
supporting. Chief Engineer Collier is
at Cincinnati assisting one of the depu-
ties there.
CANTON MANS APPOINTMENT.
Peter Balmat, Of Canton, has been ap-
pointed special route inspector In free
rural delivery system and will report to
Special Agent w. B. Gaitree.
Hon. John P. Jones, Of North Law
renee, Stark county, was a visitor at
the state house yesterday.
Rev. Herbruck, pastor Of the Trinity
Reformed church. Of Canton, was a CO.
lumbus visitor Wednesday. Other Can
ton callers to the city were J. p. Shoop,
Edwin r. Probert and A. P. Seller.
w. r. Mathews, a railroad conductor,
of Alliance, called on Railroad Commits
sioner Kaylor, Wednesday afternoon.
Ex-Congressman w. d. Bynum, OF
Indiana, who was gold Democrat four
years ago but who is Republican now,
will address a Republican meeting n
Salem the night Of October 9. The
selection was made at the solicitation OF
State Treasurer I. B. Cameron, who
obtained Bynum's willingness to speak,
the arrangement receiving the approval
Of the state bureau.
UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT.
The hearing of the case Of DR.. s. w.
Hemphill, of Irondale, Jefferson county,
who is charged with drunkenness and
unprofessional conduct, occupied the at
tention of the Ohio State Board OF Medi-
cal Registration and Examination yes
terday afternoon. All the members Of
the board were present and the hearing
lasted nearly three hours. DR.. Hemphili
and his legal representative. Attorney
Charles Boyd, Of Wellsville, were in at
tendance to show cause why the doc
tors certificate should not be revoked
for alleged misconduct
The charge against the doctor was
filed with the board February last by
Drs. E. II. Ray and J. H. oliver. prac-
tising physicians of Irondale, and speci-
fies that For two years past in attend
ance upon his Dr. Hemphilrs) patients
and at other times he CDR. Hemphilll
has repeatedly been under the influence
Of liquor or other drugs 80 as to in
capacitate him for his duties" In sup