The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-18

| rial. But the plan would be OF som
benefit, If Lille could get it to work
ing. There are quite a few fellow
who want to run the town, who ar
better equipped for doing the gobelin
stitch at an embroidery symposium.
It's easy enough to live and learn,
But why alas! oh Why
Do people never learn to live
Till just before they die?
Exchange.
The grand jury wisely adjourned tn
day before the fight.
In announcing his name to run again!
David Sommer, Mr.. Nighman, Sr., dis
plays more valor than discretion.
They might have given out the printe'
testimony before the grand jury, o,
workhouse matters. 1t would doubles
make good reading.
1t would not take long to get an in
junction If the contractor took a notion
to remove the Canal Fulton bridge. No
body knows that better than every law
yer in the county.
Mr.. Fred Herman, of the First ware
has rushed into the councilmanic breaci
There will be Democratic representa-
tive returned from that ward. in tn
council, unless signs fail.
Youngstown Telegram: have Otter
noticed that the fellow who talks tn
most about what he is going to do be
fore the fight is the fellow who usual
gets the losers end of the purse.
Salem Daily News: The "Melange
man Of the Canton News Democrat &C
cuses the "Olio" man of the Youns,
town Vindicator of writing it 'the
grippe" To be sure this mixture :.
English with that Russian disease .s
most reprehensible, but after a man has
gone through a siege Of grip he is to b.
excused for writing 1t anything tha
may come TO m1nd.
Yes, and when the Russian diseas,
carries a French name, the complica
ton is accentuated.
Salem News: For time nearly
every lawyer in Canton has been going
hourly to the postoffice and the tele-
phone and telegraph offices inquiring If
here were any messages from Washing
ton asking him to accept the appoint
nent Of United States judge under the
aw passed by congress for the relief
# Judge Kicks In the court at Cleveland
they looked for the message that never
,ame. Last Saturday the position was
rendered to Judge Frank ]. Wing, of
who accepted, and 1t il said
his nomination will go to the senate soon
'or confirmation. The Canton fellows
will stand by and watch that appoint
nent go through the senate a-fying,
,ut you couldn't get the average Canton
,prig Of the law to admit that the Cleve-
and man Is q bird.
The prize fight at Massillon, Tuesday
hight, had much to do with the political
situation. The Honorable Jacob Wise,
mayor Of the town of Massillon, had
,een importuned by the ministers of the
gospel to stop the fght. They told him
hat he had the power to do It and
iigned their names to the declaration.
rhe fight went right along, and II is
laid that II was very good one, The
mayor gave his interests over to the po-
ice department, at the head of which
vas an officer whose name, on weekdays
5 Whitman, and on Sunday is Witt
he gentleman who, In the summer sea-
on, reaches up over second and pulls
hem down from lofty attitudes as well
where they are not as where they are.
Mr.. Whitman seemed to be awake but
lis eyes were practically sightless. II
here had been anything going on there,
{ is said that he would have stopped It.
,ut there was nothing going on. He
ooked matters over several times and
vas totally unable to discover hap
,ening Of aIy sort. SO whatever occur
ed took place without either the know
edge or consent Of the representative
4 Masaillon's mayoralty. This ID q
act, but whskhsr ~ mayor viii b. aAls
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