The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-14
MAssILLON MATTEKs.
WsH En- News Notes and Personal An'
General Items OF Interest.


General Items OF Interest.
Ray. E.J. Collins has moved to his
new charg In Louisville.
The plate glass factory Of Wetherall u
Wells il again in operation.
Mr.. Joseph Healy's little boy, five years
old, who WIS the picture OF health sun
day, took the membTsnOUs Group Mon
day morning and died about 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Andrew BoeTner is walking on
erntehes on account of an injury to his
foot received in stepping on I0lse
board when slighttng from his 6ngg0
Friday evening.
The report which was circulated
around town and was published in Sat
urday's DEMOCRAT that Mrs. JU iDs
whitman had died from the wound re-
celvad by the accidental discharge OF a
gun was false; instead she Is improving
and considered out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WALTZ were sur
prised Tuesday evening by q large party
of friends who brought TO their mem
Ory that IL was the tenth anniversary
OF their wedding day They received q
number Of presents, all tinware, nat
urally, in keeping with the celebration
Of tin wedding.
TWov ,ung men, one named HOllander,
who a5 one time was a convert to the
Salvation Army, but lately fallen from
grace, and the other named Piper, were
picked up Tuesday night by Police
men Pepper and EllsRss on East Main
street sidewalk In a besstly state Of in
toxication and locked up.
A warrant was issued Tuesday by Jus
tice FOlgsr for the arrest Of Mrs. Daniel
Miller charged by her sister, Mrs. j.
WelshenbaOgh, with criminal SANDER
and assault and battery. The defendant
was arrested and plead not guilty. A
hearing was set. Otto E. Young, Esq,
is employed by the prosecutor and Cole
& Reinoehl for the defense.
This morninga strike occurred among
the IN q employed In laying the water
works pipes. 1t was In consequences of
Ed j. Miller, boss, dischargiDg PiVts
burg man for disobeylng orders, where
upon about sixty men quit work. En-
gineer Dele6eld says If the men do not
return to work on short notice their
places will be filled by other workmen.
The PlttsbuFg men who quit work
Tuesday morning received their pay
from the company AID the majority OF
them left for home on the afternoon
train, while the few who remained
wanted to work, but the company refus
ed to re employ them, and have filled
their places with MasslllOn men. The
strike was Uncalltd for as the company
in every respect treated their employees
as meu, and discharged no one without
good reason.
Saturday afternoon, citizen of Mas
sillOn gave the men employed on the
water works line on Main street forty
gallon barrel Of hard cider, which the
men drank while working. One Of the
Pittsburg men drank little too much
and In the evening got into trouble with
some MassillOn boys who give him
bruised and badly cut face. Not being
content with what he received at their
hands, he abused several citizens at
the corner of Erie ard Charles street
when he was arrested by Policemen
Hsgan and Ellsass.
Saturday evening the salvation army
drew large audience to their barracks.
The admission was ten cents and quite
a number went through curiosity to
were present. One of the Hi doc,
seemed to he very intelligent Msn and
spOk Inc English language well. sun
day afternoon the army accompanied by
the HIndOOs, dressed in their native
fashion, with several of the soldiers
playing bras Instruments, drums and
tam m10rinee, paraded the streets and
then proceeded to the barracks where
they held an afternoon meeting. III
the evening they held another meeting,
to both Of which they charged ten cents
admis sion.
Mrs. Daniel Miller, wife of the city
engineer, accompanied by her mother,
was walking along fremont street
yesterday, past the house of Mrs. John
Welshen baugb, sister Of Mrs.. MllieT's,
when her mother signified her Intention
Of stopping In to see her other dau h;er
Now il seems that the best of feeling
does not exist between tho two sister
and Mrs. Miller refused to 20 in but
waited outside. When the mo he left
she was accompanied by Mrs. Weishen-
baugh as far as the gate " hen she saw
Mrs. Miller waiting and she supposed
1t was through her II fl fence that her
mother paid her so short visit, which
made her aDgiy. She attacked Ger
sister pulling her hair, tearing Ter
clothes and knocking her senseless Q
the ground. Mrs. Miller sWOre cut
warrant for the arrest of her sister, |
charging her with assault and battery.
She vas brought before Justice FO ger
and plead guilty to the charge. The
Justice fined her $40 and costs.