The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-22
Will GET
THE PLUM
Capt. M. A. Fishers Ap-
pointme mt Looked For
AT AN EARLY DATE.
c. II. Hughes Has Been APP
pointed 0uartermas ster and
Treasurer Of Eighth--
Capital Notes.

From Staff Correspondent.
Columbus, March 19.-Colonel Ed.
ward Vollrath, Of Bucyrus, has an.
nounced the appointment of Charles H.
Hughes, formerly captain of Company
M, Of Mansfield, to be quartermaster
and regimental treasurer of the Eighth
infantry, o. N. G.. This appointment
was foreshadowed in this correspon-
dence several weeks ago, and is made
to fill the staff vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Captain Herman o.
Ferderlie, of Akron. There is another
vacancy on the staff-that of commits.
sary. Captain Marquis A. Charlton, of
Bucyrus, who has filled this position
for some time has rendered his resig.
nation and as soon as It is accepted
his successor Will be appointed. 1t
was stated in these columns some time
ago that Captain Marcus A. Fisher.
of Canton, would be named for the
place and it is probable his appoint
ment will be made at an early date.
'Kittie Shinglemeyer and DR.. George
A. Wright have ended their troubles so
far as they were carried into the JUS
tices courts, but Magistrate Helwagen
has not yet rendered his decision in
the matter. The assault and battery
case was commenced Saturday morn
ing and by Monday noon all the evi.
dence had been introduced. During
the forenoon the peace warrant sworn
out against Kittie Saturday afternoon
by DR.. Wright, was dismissed and the
physician no more fears the fists and
revolvers Of Miss Shinglemeyer, says
the citizen.
Trouble continues to follow DIR.
Wright, however, for Monday after.
noon Attorney Joseph Walker, who
during the recent case defended Miss
Shinglemeyer, commenced proceedings
in Justice Roach's court to collect fees
from the doctor, which have been of
several years standing. In April of
1898 Walker was Wright's attorney
when the bastardy case was instituted,
time that the lawyer seeks to obtain
his fees. The case of 1898 was also
tried before Magistrate Roach"
Rev. w. L. Spielman, Of st. Marks
church, Of Columbus. has been called
church, of Youngstown, to succeed Rev.
G. G.. Shaub, whom, It Is reported has
accepted call from Canton.
the 20th-22d senatorial. district indicate
that Senator Frank B. Archer, of Bel
laire, and Anthony Charles c. Connell
of Lisbon, who have senatorial aspira-
tions, will have no opposition at the
convention to be held by the Republic
cans at Steubenville May z. when two
candidates will he nominated to repre-
sent the Joint district in the premier
legislative body. Ex-senator Welday,
of Jefferson county, who has served one
term in the senate, II was reported, was
prospective candidate, but he has
been persuaded to stay of the track
this year, leaving the way practically
clear for the other two candidates.
Harrison county has promised to be
good and will not trot out candidate;
so, from appearances now, the conven-
ton will assume the form of for
NAL gathering. The first ballot will
probably settle the whole business. Co.
lumbiana is easily the strongest county
in the joint district. She will go into
the convention with 103 delegates,
which is but 80 short of the number
necessary for choice. The apportion-
ment gives TO Belmont 80 delegates, JEFF
ferson 65 and Harrison 49, Columbiann
and Belmont have chung together at the
two preceding conventions and they
will In all likelihood do the same this
time, which enables them to dictate the
policy OF the convention.
GEORGE t. BLAKE.
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