The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-11

VIII De declareu SaSSer. "A rev
days among the "greasies" would en-
large the otherwise" mans knowl- !
edge Of Americanisms wonderfully, and
he would in all probability lay aside
his allegiance to the queen with 4 |
cap o., as that noble parsonage Is dead. |
Think Of the immaculate, urbane
mayor Of Alliance, with Po-
lice Gazette record!
Two Frenchmen fought several
hours without hurting each other. The
wires fail to state whether II was
case of science or ennui.
Mansfield has had a fire. That city
has been very fortunate Of late, con-
corning the combustibility of her cit
liens when strange religion comes to
town.
Since Dowie has developed into Eli
iah, Il will be interesting to note the
evolution of the Reverend Cyrus d.
Fockler. late Of the riotous town of
Mansfield. ----.-.- !
In Brown county Il Win take $65,000
to replace the bridges washed out In
a recent food. But they are not sell.
ing bonds to do the work. an example
that might well DC emulated elsewhere.
Commissioner Summers theme 10
abandon the canal that runs Though
Stark county gets a greaE deal OF ap-
plause in Alliance, the Review openly
endorsing II. Now will the Massillon
Independent gives its notion of the
plan.
The Warren Tribune declares that
IL has always been great admire r and
supporter Of President Mckinley, but
hopes he will have the good sense to
put quietus on the third term talk.
Mr.. Hanna must have seen the Tribune
on his own account.
Editor William b. Dawson, who has
lent brains and dignity to the Youngs'
town Vindicator for number of years,
has just passed the three-score and
ten mark. The Vindicator boys cele.
brated the event by dumping in a lot
of bouquets for the aged editor, just
before locking up the first page. The
veteran deserves all the nice things
said about him.
Welty, Welty, If you want the gover-
norship-
Welty, Welty, get your long spurs
and your whip.
Jump right over the dubious wall;
Don't be so fearful of getting fall!
Come out in the clearing and open
the ball
Welty, keep up stiff lip!
Welty, Welty, IL you want to be in II
for place
Welty, Welty, you'll have to work out
for the race.
The nag that warns up always has
the best show
It'll take a strong finish to land t.
you know
1t requires a fine figure and also
some dough
Welty, put on bold face!
Welty, Welty, they're waiting the
word to go
Welty, Welty, they're all scoring down
In row.
They can't wait around and just lis
ten TO talk
The fellow that goes right will win
in walk, -
But there's no prize awaiting the
horse that will balk-
Welty, don't come down too slow!
Welty, Welty, don't stand there in fear
and in doubt
Welty,, Welty, don't stammer and slut
ter and pout--
Democracy's hosts not accustomed
to wait,
And IL you want the place at the head
Of the state
You can just bet your life 1t won't
come on plate
Welty, why don't yon come out?
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the joint smash
er, and Carl Borwne, late of General
Coxey's staff, met in debate at the
Academy of Music. Sunday. The ques-
tion was resolved something Or other
about the liquor traffic. T. Babbington
McAuley, police judge, who fined Mrs.
Nation $500 and then scratched out the
entry, was moderator, chairman, ref
cree or whatever one Ia pleased to call
it. A very small crowd was present.
The debate was hippodrome. Browne
repeated several passages of Scripture