The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-28
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II was one of the elections to which
Carroll county made no objection.
IL Is evident that the men who sent
for the bloodhounds to go to Navarro
are not in the sheep raising business.
Akron is about to adopt a new cur
few ordinance. AS il will be inopera-
tive at Barberton inn. the newspaper
boys don't care, whether it passes or
not.
An editor out west printed an item
which stated that "the man who was
hugging the hired girl had better stop
or his name would be published. In a
few days about twenty-five citizens
paid up their subscription and told the
editor TO pay no attention TO foolish
stories goin around
Admiral SIMPSONS head will appear
On the medals that are to be given to
participants in the naval battle of San
tiago. This is probably done for the
purpose Of giving the men an opportu.
nifty to see the alleged commander of
the ships. during the battle. as he was
not there. and this is about the only
means of identifying him that is at
hand
An awful calamity overlook the
party of Cleveland pilgrims that is So
journing in Indiana-the same party
that comes 20 Canton every year or so.
20 visit the trade. Two barrels of mint
julep got sidetracked, and il was neces-
sary for the schedule to be changed So
as to hurry the party back TO Cleye-
land. A junket without julep was not
to be heard Of.
Fair. Saturday and Sunday. Frost
Saturday night" is the way the wealth
er report had il There hasn't been any
fair weather since the report was print
ed Yet il is 2 fact that the report IS
correct about IS times out of 100. Bit
. it is unfortunate that the government
people forbade Mr.. S;okey to give any
more forecasts. He could always hit
local conditions better than the gov
eminent report sent out from Wash
ing-on.vhich is probably the reason the
bureau made him quit prognisticating.
The Youngstown Vindicator pays its
respects TO Auditor Reed in a very alb
rupi fashion, for his statement, in
local interview, that he was going TO
shut of discussion in auditors meet
ings- The Stark county auditor has
come to understand that Tom Johnson
is not the only fellow who - getting
Betoriety. and has come 10 understand
also that he would rather have the kind
Tom is getting than the kind attaching
to man who wears a railroad collar.
There should be no relaxation Of
vigilance 10 secure the fellows who
committed that brutal murder near
Navarro. The fact tina; they tried to
revive their victim after they had given
him his death blows may tend to in
dieate that they had no intention to
kill, but every man is held responsible,
under the Law, for the effects of his own
acts The technicality that there was
NO real intent 20 kill will hardly avail
in the face Of such circumstances as are
presented in this case. and. if caught
i special grand jury should be sum-
moned 10 a. once indice and give op-
por.unity for speedy trial The pep
pie, Of Bethlehem township, may be de-
pended upon TO keep within the law.
though the provoeation TO take sum-
mary measures will be great They
wilI be entitled, however, TO witness a
speedy eXpiation of the oowardly crime
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There isn't q wool buyer in Canton.
Many farmers in this section raise
sheep and they ought 10 be bringing
some wool into Canton. They ought u
be able TO SCH il here and spend some
of the money before they get out OF
town There is an industry consisting
ef one liy sly citizen. who will bring no;
only men bat money 10 town- II viii
not take sl1eyoeo 10 get somebody in
feres-ed along that line There is a
lot Of loose money going TO other towns
that ought 10 come 10 Canton, and q
wool buyer would solve the problem.
Ii some places nan comes into town
sells his wool and buys a complete out
q for his whole family for a year. II
viii require no special election 10 &c,
somebody interested along this line