The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-06-04
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SENSATION.
A Columbus Paper Tells
Origin Of a Story.
THE SECOND REPORT
Sheriff Norason, While In Col
umbus, Says Staub Had
Twenty or More Keys
When Arrested.
Staff Correspondent.

Staff Correspondent.
Columbus, May 31.-A gentleman
who accompanied Governor Nash's
party to the Pacific coast, local paper
charges, is responsible for the story
that the governor would be opposed for
denomination. His name is not mem
toned, but it is stated he is one of
those who pride themselves with being
CLOSE" to the president and who are
always reaching out for something in
the political world which as rule they
do not get The writer of this sensa-
tional bit of information says he could
give the reason of the gentleman's
opposition to the governor but to do
so would reveal his identity. He says,
however, that the person referred to
has never been identified with the
KurtZ-Foraker wing. The story has
caused no little comment and conjec-
turing as to who is meant by it. It
has put number of those who accom-
panied the governor through the west
in an embarrassing position and it ia
up to them to make a statement.
Nash and Caldwell will probably
head the Republican ticket. The lat
ter can have another nomination IL ho
insists on it. And following the dec
laration of Governor Nash concerning
his candidacy comes the report from
Cincinnati Caldwell's home, that the
politicians there will ask and expect
to see him renominated, and as the
lieutenant governor is not evidenciug
a disposition to retire there is ccnsih-
cradle likelihood of their wishes being
deferred to. George B. Cox thinks tho
same consideration accorded Governor
Nash should be given Caldwell.
SUPPLEMENTARY REPORT.
District Deputy Elmer E. Miller, o.
Canton, has filed report supplement
tary to the one submitted several days
ago to Chief Examiner Collier on tho
boiler explosion at Card & Pressers
klondike mine near Lisbon, giving ad-
ditional and more detailed particulars.
The accident happened on May 90. The
boiler was installed in the plant in
1891, and had been bought secondhand
by the firm. 1t had not been taken
care of properly. was overheated and at
a low water stage when it exploded
The man in charge had failed to appear
for examination, although given an op-
portunity to do SO. The safety ap-
pliances were found to have been crude.
The wreck, being practically outdoors.
did little property damage. The engi-
neer whom the firm had engaged, but
who had not come yet at the time of the
explosion, was up for examination two
days later and failed to stand the test
He had been foreman in terra Gotta
works iE town along the Ohio river,
and admitted he knew very little about
engineering
STAUB HAD MANY KEYS.
Sheriff Samuel Noragon, of Lisbon.
was in Columbus last night. He came
here from Lancaster, where he took
Harrison Penney, twelve-year- lad
from Salem, who was committed to the
reform school for petty larceny. Sheriff
Noragou expects another trip here
either next week or the week following,
to bring prisoners to the penitentiary
who will be sentenced between now and
| then.
He will also take Virgil Halstead, q
wayward East Liverpool girl, to the
Girls industrial home at Delaware.
The sheriff will be accompanied by his
wife and will spend two days here as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il.
Butler, formerly of Wellsville. Mr..
Butler is master mechanic at the Pan.
handle shops. He filled similar POSI-
tion at the Wellsville shops.
| Sheriff Noragon reports his health rs
being very much improved. He has
gained ten pounds in the last few
weeks. Speaking about Curtis Staub,
who shot Farmer Miller, he said Sta,b
had twenty or more keys of different
make in his possession when he cap
tured him. He thinks the application
| for a new trial for Staub will be re-
| fused.
The alarming reports sent out about
Governor Nash's health are groundless.
His physicians are satisfied with his
condition and predict his early recov-
cry. The patient suffers no pain and
feels as well as ever he did, but will
observe the directions of his medical
advisers by remaining at home for
week or two.
q Vacation In Colorado.