The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-11-01

continue to hang over Foutz. II might
also be said that Foutz probably pre-
ferred that the sentence should hang
rather than himself, which accounts
for his making his escape when he had
the opportunity.
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All is not as lovely as 1t might be in
the ranks of the Republicans of Colum.
biana county, where It has been con-
sidered an objectionable sin to do one 8
own thinking rather than let the ma
chine furnish the political ideas.
II Henry Watterson ever reaches the
governors chair in Kentucky the stani-
ard of governors messages will be
raised. There will be at least one gov
ernor whose messages will possess lit
erary merit.
II laughing is a cause of obesity
Wadsworth of the Alliance Leader will
not be able to wear out his last years
clothes. That Republican row in the
east end of town causes no end OF
chuckling in the Leader sanctum.
Senator Foraker's boom for the pres
idency was started the other day by
Billy Mason, Of Illinois, when he spoke
at Warren. The Republicans haven't
been saying much about Mason's start
ing the boom because they don't know
whether he saw Mark before speaking
or only took 1t upon himself to speak.
The wife of Freddie Gebhard, who
once commanded attention from the
newspapers, has secured a divorce In
Sioux Falls, s. D., and by the order
of the court Gebhard is to pay her
S1S5,000 and make over to her his New
York residence. 1t is more than likely
that the population of South Dakose
will be further decimated by the re-
moval Of Gebhard's former wife. 1t
sometimes pays well to reside a short
time in South Dakota.
Ex-Mayor McKisson, of Cleveland
will take the stump during the closing
week of the campaign. The Republic
can state executive committee has
secured the state in search of stump
and has finally decided that McKisson
In <,lNo ho vnInt in
Hooking county. 1t Is believed that
this action will end the hostilities be-
tween the Republican factions of Cuya-
hoga county.
In the rush of the campaign all sight
seems to have been lost of the fact
that the question of replacing the main
building of the infirmary with a new
one will be submitted to the electors
of the county on next Tuesday. To re-
build or not rebuild is the question the
people of Stark county will have to de-
eide. 1t might be well to think the
question over little, consider what 1t
means, and then vote intelligently.
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NEW WATERFORD CoURTSHIP.
There is bachelor in this city who
has of late been edging around the
marriageable ladies of this vicinity.
Meeting one or the dear ones near his
cozy home a few days ago, he stop
ped, gave her handful of chestnuts
and during the greeting ventured to
ask, "By-the-way, Miss --, what
do you think Of my little homer
Surveying 1t for moment she replied,
II think 1t plenty large enough for
two" That settles 1t and the bachel-
or's neignbors are expecting mistress
in the little cottage before Christmas.
New Waterford Magnet.
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LISBON ENJOYED THE SHOW.
"The order at the opera house was a
disgrace to the management. A large
number Of Lisbon's best people at
tended the performance and were
ashamed To be there when the hood
lums ana drunkards began their row.
dyism. Dunk men laid in the seats
and slept while others yelled and car.
ried on in disgra full manner. Such
conduct as this will not be tolerated
by theatre going people and the sooner
such rowdies are taught that they can
not run the house the better."-Lisbon
Patriot
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Attorney General Sheets asked for
the dismissal of the last of the suits
begun by former Attorney General
Frank s. Monnett, that against an oil
refining company at Marietta. The
case was proceeding in quo warran-
to, brought on the ground that thu
company was trust. Attorney Gen
eral Sheets said that the company ha,