The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-03
MASsILLON.
A Brief Letter from Our Regular Cores
pondent,


pondent.
Walter McLain, of ST. Paul, Mimi, Ia
here for the summer among friends.
Warren n, Russell Ia home from Am
horst College, Mass, for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. Chas Freeze and wife, OF Wheel
Ing, are guests In the family OF Joseph |
X, Merwln, Esq.
Mr.. Gillespie, Of Plttsburg, father Of |
Mrs. Dr. Pease, Ia on u visit 10 the family |
of hia sOn'in'law.
Mrs. Chris l.. Magee, wife of the fam
city visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Pease.
Miss Anna Rellley has returned home
from Colorado, where sho has been for
more than u year In pursuit Of health.
Our rolling mill suspended work yes
terday temporarily on account OF tho
failure Of their water supply, Pipes
will be now laid TO the river and thus
future similar difficulties obylated,
The sippo Valley Glass Works, manu-
facturers OF tableware, and the Massil-
lon Hollow Ware Works, manufacturers
OF bottles, TASKS, jara, etc, shut down
yesterday, The lirst named Will be idle
forsix weeks, the latter for two months.
Mrs, James Bayliss, who has been aeri-
ously Ill for some time, was removed TO
Cleveland this morning. The change
was made upon the suggestion OF DR., q.
@, E. Weber, who now has charge Of the
case, as he desired TO have the patient
where he could visit her at any time,
Mr.. John Vogt, whose fall while at.
tempting to board passenger train No. 7
at Canton was reported w Yesterdays
DEMOCRAT, was JrOugnG nome on No. 3
last evening. His INJURIES after rec0y-
ering from the shock. were found by
DR.. Ridenour TO be slight ones, being
canfned 10 bruises above and below the
right eye and q small scalp wtuld His
many friends will be glad 10 know that
no will be attending TO business again
In few days.
A game Of base ball was played satur.
day afternoon between the High School
nine and the Massill0n Red Stockings.
| The latter club has generally been
known ~ q picked nine, selected from
among cigar packers, glass blowers and
rolling mill men, and that the Organi-
zati0n IL formidable one Ia dem0L-
strated by the fact that the defeat OF the
| High School boys on Saturday bya score
OF II To 10 In ten Innings, was the third
time they have yanquished them, We
Understand both Of these clubs will con-
test for the prizes on the Fourth.
| IL IL usually conceded that one who
can prepare speech on politics IN a
great man, even although II IN not the
greatest effort Of his llfe," but the true
test OF ability and evidence OF super.
abundance OF gray matter In the brain
is where u speech Ia composed, put In
type several days before, being delivered
and "cheers," applause great cheer
Ing" laughter" long continued up.
plause" etc, are appropriately Injected.
See the essay Of the Little Giant" read
at 0rryllle, as II appeared In the family
organ
One would suppose, who was not ac-
qualntod with Mr.. Robert Bell, after
reading tho dlsh.water illusions pub.
lished In the Repository by him and for
him, that he was the man who Ia NJ
present engaged In tho past-tlme Of
holding up the political world by the
tail, II II said that no is claiming
great credit for having always been u
Democrat on principle: aud that Ia whai
makes his sudden change OF heart now
seem 80 strange because no was not
given an office. Perhaps no has hopes
of an office for turning his coat, az 1t 10
we'll known throughout this Congress
slonal district, particularly In Wayne
county, that the Little Napoleon" Ia
the most promising man IN public life.
No one should be deceived into think
ing that MIR. Bell carries concealed
about his person, any special loadatone
whereby he can attract followers into
the other camp
II seems that our beauty spot, known
M the Park will ever continue, not
only TO be tho center of attraction and
admiration, but also u beautiful source
OF dissensi0n among our people, aud
consequently, the base for legitimate
local newa. Last Friday night tho Mas
sillon Citizons' Band concluded to give
nm open mir concert, ind they naturally
selected for the purpose tho park, be-
cause they did not have any fences to
/, climb In order TO get there. Chairs and
, music stands were carried into that
lovely garden OF Eden and u concert
given, which was a credit 10 the organ
igation aud the city. AT its conclusion
two members Of tho police force aston
ished several members Of the band by
threats to arrest them, and their being
locked up was only prevented by the
yolubility of the musicians. We are
actually almost ashamed 10 state In
cold but truthful type the cause for
which II was proposed 10 arrest them,
, For trespassing on the grassl That was
:. solely the reason The boys arc natur-
/ ally aud Justly indignant NJ such treat.
, ment, and charge tho responsibility OF
!, | A uDon A Councilmnn who Ia vanerahle