The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-05-24

lot of good to take off his gloves and
go TO work. He could get job over
here unloading coal at the Malleable
iron works.
The Mansfield Judge, who ordered
| that the newspapers do not publish the
proceedings of the forgery trial, evi-
DENLY wanted TO get his name in the
papers. II the newspapers would COM
bine to suppress the doings of such
judges as interfere with the liberty of
the press they would raise the ban
instanter
rhe Alliance Review wants to get
its news force and its editorial force
togt ther. some time. and see IL the :
cannot work out an understanding.
The news columns have told of the
failure of gas in that city, and now the
editorial man says that there is plenty
of gas. Maybe it is of the intermittent
variety, or has suffered landslide.
|
Following the reports from Akron 60
the effect that the Northern Ohio Trac.
ton company had discontinued the Is.
suing of passes to public officials, comes
/ the announcement that at a recent
meeting. Akron's city commissioners
instructed their clerk to notify the
Traction company that they must CON-
ply at once with the ordinances requir.
ing tenders upon their cars.-Ravenna
Republican.
BY the way. there are no tenders on
the Canton -Massillon electric cars.
The Akron Democrat says its poetic
effusions are sour grapes. They taste
more like sour hops at this distance.
Mr.. Yarger says If Mr.. Summer
comes monkeying around the work.
house he will put him in the dungeon
while Mr. Summer insists that if he
meets Mr.. Yarger ont on one of the
county's high bridges he will throw
him over so that he will light in the
waterless stream below.
| II is said up about the court house
that the $4,000 bond issue proposed
by Mr.. Crawford, was really engineered
by Auditor Reed, and that two of the
commissioners are getting tired being
dictated to in that fashion and are
about to put their feet down hard
enough to shake the tin angels on the
tower.
Why wouldn't il be a good thing for
Youngstown to be the first to propose
/ geld service TO be presented to the
battleship Ohio? Who will give and
how much?-Telegram Tale Teller.
Youngstown may be satisfied with
having a couple of plates On board the
Ohio but Canton will not feel suffi-
ciently honored till one Of the new
cruisers bears the name OF this city.
The Republican party leaders have
NOT decided definitely whether to allow
Governor Nash to run for second
| term. and seem TO think that he has
not made great success. A meeting
| to be presided over by General Gros-
venOr, will be held as soon as the gov-
ernor and his party comes back from
California, where they distinguished
themselves by riding in tally-hos and
footing horns, while Mrs. Mckinley
the beloved wife of the president of
the United States, lay at deaths door
! Every fellow who gets out of a job,
these days, breaks for Buffalo, so that
. he will be there to witness the other
fellows out of a job go broke when they
get there. Buffalo is like Chicago was
in 1898. II is the Mecca for men out
of work. They go there and meet dis
appointment as they did in Chicago.
Then there is nothing left for them but
! grating or worse. Exposition towns
are not desirable places for men who
haven't money with them and job to
go back to when they go broke.
Cleveland has an attorney that will
land at the front of the bar in Cuyahoga
county. He is a young man and wants
business so that he can show off what
he is made of. He hustled around for
ten days trying to get fellow who was
under indictment to allow him TO
handle his case, and then presented his
bill to the county for the ten days he
was hustling for the job, besides $12O he
wanted for getting the fellow con-