The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-03
LOVERS IN CUSTODY
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Fred s. Marquis, of Mansfield, of the
Eighth regiment; Colonel Edward Voll-'
rath, of Bucyrus, commander of the
Eighth; and Lieutenant Colonel II. M.
w. Moore, Of General Dicks personal
staff.
The program will include these top
les: Camp sanitation; yearly course.
OF instruction in the national guard
organization; some things an officer
should know; inspections; guard duty,
the army In relation to the national
guard and the maintenance of inter
est in drills. DR.. Ira N. Priest, of the
Eighth regiment, is chaplain of The.
association. Adjutant General George
r. Gyger and Colonel Vollrath are
members of the Legislative committee
of the organization.
Anti-Saloon Sunday will be observ-
ed in Canton May 10. Speakers repre-
senting the Anti-Saloon league will oc-
cupy the pulpits of all the protestant
churches morning and evening. The
rules of the Catholic church forbid
the holding of such services in sanctu-
aries of that denomination, but accord
ing to Secretary Gilbert RaYnor, of the
league. the Catholics are cooperating
in other ways in the antisaloon move
ment The list of speakers for Can
ton is as follows: Rev. p. A. Baker.
state superintendent of the Anti-Sa-
loon league: w. +. Whitlock, Delaware;
superintendent Anti-Saloon league; 4
rInr nj inf
Cleveland district of Anti-Saloon
league; Rev. John Wright, superinten-
dent of Marietta district of Anti-Saloon
league. and w. L. Long, of Cleveland,
field secretary of the AntiSaloon
league. The date for league Sunday
in Alliance has not been arranged yet,
but will probably be set for a month
hence. The league will invade the
large towns and cities in Columliana
county in June.
Hon. |. b. Cameron represented the
Eighteenth district at the meeting of
the Republican state central commit
tee yesterday acting as proxy for g. \
Very Sharp, of Salem, the district COM
mitteeman, who is in the west. The
selection of Columbus as the place
for the convention and June "a and %
as the time for holding the same
seems to suit everybody. AS foreshad-
owed here Senator Foraker was chosen
as temporary chairman of the conven-
ton and John r. Malloy as temporary
secretary. Foraker will sound the
keynote of the campaign. The COM
nittee adopted resolution declaring
that all the delegates to the state con-
vention must be selected either by
primary, delegate convention or a
mass convention, and that in the event |
of mass convention notice of the |
same shall be given ten days prior to |
the time for holding it, so that snap
Judgment will be impossible. In the
apportionment of delegates it was de-
oided that for every 500 votes cast for
Mckinley last fall as delegate should
be allowed. Judge" 81 Field, of
Franklin county, was chosen sergeant |
alarms for the convention and every
committeeman was empowered to ap- i
point an assistant sergeant-at-arms
from his district. Committeeman
Peter w. Durr. of Cincinnati, presided |
at the meeting.
The strike at Oak Hill and the dis
agreement in central Columbiana
county are the only places where the
miners are having trouble now. All
the other disputes have been settled 4
the latest adjustment being in district
No. s, taking in counties southeast of |
Stark and extending into West Virgi. |
MIA a short distance. The Hill strike
is one of long standing. The trouble
in Columbiana county is over the dead
work scale, and If settlement is not
made at conference to be held Fri
day a strike will probably follow.
A. G. Frisbie o. C. Saum, A. j. Horn,
]. r. Ford and w. F.. Coffey have incor.
porated the Wheeling and Steubenville
railway, which is to operate between
Steubenville and Martins Ferry. The
capital stock is 100000.