The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-25
Aenderson's Tongue u
Loosened.
VOUCHERS ARE SENT
To Captains Of Eighth Com
panIes For Canton Service
.- Columbus -Demo-
Gratis Sanguine.

From a STAFF Correspondent.
Columbus, Oc:. 22.--William Hender-
son, the Stark county man, who is in
the penitentiary for eight years for rob-
berry and for life for murder, was CIV
en- another dose Of discipline a few days
since. Henderson is the fellow that ~
thought to have told Prosecutor Day
great many things about Stark coun-
ty crimes, and he Is cordially hated by
every prisoner and by many Of the
guards, who see what prison life is and
hesitate to aid to get man. into 1t.
Henderson was guilty Of insubordina-
ton and disobedience to the rules. 1t
is certainty that he will be reported
every time he looks sideways, and his
life is thus made burdensome. While
some prisoners offend In some partlc-
ulars, some officials do not take notice
Of it, and conveniently look the other
way. With Henderson it is different.
He is always watched. It is said that
this espionage and the frequent inter-
views he has with the implements In
the punishment room, had something
to do with loosening his tongue, and
that the Stark county prosecutor is
rather pleased than otherwise at the
prospect Of Henderson weakening to
such an extent that he will really tel
what he knows In the hope of escaping
the life that he Is now leading. His
punishment for his last offense is said
to have been quite suficient to set him
to thinking.
Will s. Thomas and Webster Hunt
ington have been assigned to Massillon
by the state committee, to make Demo-
cratic speeches. Other speakers have
not been decided upon for the Eigh-
teenth district, though some arrange
ments have been made by county
chairmen without the aid or knowledge
of the state committee.
Columbus will send good crowd to
the opening of the Democratic cam
paign at Bucyrus, Wednesday. A dol
lar fare, for the round trip. will have
its effect. The Republicans are inter-
esting themselves In that opening and
are hoping for good weather, so that
proper comparison can be made as to
the relative enthusiasm. It was a
splendid day when the Republican cam
paign was opened at Delaware, and like
weather will serve better to make
comparisons.
From reports coming to headquarters
the Democrats believe that II 80 per
nnn NJ "a in urtn 10 <Ssxk
on election day, KilbOurne, Howells
and the remainder Of the ticket will
win. Hence, in letters that are being
sent out, It is insisted that efforts be
made in that direction. The commit
tee feels that less speaking and more
effort to get the vote out, will gain re-
suits that will be satisfactory.
Belmont county Is to have a build
ing and loan association, Incorporation
papers for one at Bellaire having been
The incorporators are Henry
Bonarmus, d. w. Boone, Sebastian
WINNER, w. J. Harvey and T. q
Shelly.
Vouchers for the pay for the Eighth
Ohio. and other National guard regi-
ments that served at the Mckinley
funeral, have been forwarded to the
officers commanding the companies.
The voucher for the Canton company
was sent Monday afternoon. to the
captain. He must sign 1t in
blank, and return 1t to Columbus, and
then a check will be sent for the
amount. II he is expeditions in get-
ting 1t back here. the boys ought 20
have their money by Thursday morn
ing.