The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-14
JUST In TIME.
An Innocent English Girl Saved
From Impending Ruin
BY Der Parents, Who Had Given Her
Int the Hands of a Stranger to
Raise--Important Mas
sillon News.
Especial Correspondence

MASSILLON, June l0.-TCOUtrL Del
lery and family of four children, are
emigrants from England and arrived
here the latter part of May, While
on the cars bound for Massillon they
became acquainted with a man giving
his name as Chas. Fiester, Of Pitts,
barg. Fiester by his agreeable man
ner succee led in obtaining the consent
of the parents to adopt their 12.year-
old daughter, stating that he was in
circumstances to give her a good edu-
cation. The family stopped off at this
city and the girl accompanied the
stranger to Pittsburgh. After a time
not receiving any news from their
child, they became worried about her
and told the strange story to Mr.. VIM.
Peitzcker, and he informed the police.
Communications were had with the
officials of Pittsburg and finally the
whereabouts of the girl was located.
Marshal Vending went to the latter
city and brought the little girl home
yesterday. The girl stated that instead
of having ample means the stranger
is a mechanic who sets up bridges and
that they we're all compelled to live in
one room and that she was made to
suffer many indignities. 1t is suspect.
ed from the treatment she received
that she is saved from the worst fate
that could befall her.
INDoRSE CLEVELAND AND THURMAN.
The regular meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club was held last
evening in their hall on Main street
Thirteen new members were added to
the number. The following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Young Mems
Democratic Club of Massillsn, heartily
endorse the nomination of Cleveland
and Thurman for President and Vice
President, and will use all honorable
means to elect the same; and
RESOLVED, That the platform also
meets our approval, and we endorse the
work of the st. Louis convention.
A COLLECTOR ELECTED.
The Grocer's Protective Association
of this city, held a meeting last evening
for the purpose Of selecting a collector
from among 10 or IL applicants. A Sc
cret ballot was held which resulted with
the election Of Malcolm Biddle. An
office will be prepared and before long
those parties in the habit of not paying
their debts will be called upon by the
collector, and if they refuse, their names
will be published throughout tue entire
State by the Association.
MAssILLoN NOTES.
Mrs. JerroId, of Cleveland, is visiting
Mrs. H. Mertz.
N s. Russell and wife are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. L.. 4. McClymonds,
at Cleveland.
George Herring and wife are visiting
Mrs. Hering's parents, MIR. and AIRS, ID.
x. Jones, at SherrOdsville.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Jacob Yum
ker, of Canal Fulton, are the guests of
Rev. p j. Buell. and wife.
Adona Wooden, Employed the boiler
department of Russell Il COS works,
had his foot crushed yesterday.
q. A. Ruck, of, Kenyon college, came
uOLlO W ppCLIu OnO uHy anu OAOuShO hA0
friend, Mr.. Charles Dennis along.
9. H. Porter has sold his drug store
to a Mr.. Pringle, who is lately from
| Findlay, where he was in the boot and
shoe business. Nh. Pringle is originally
from Pennsylvania.
Burglars picked the lock of the front
door of r. r. Shepley's cigar store last
evening, and secured half adoZen pack
ages of cigarettes, fifty cigars and 81
in cash, which had been left in the
money drawer.
Rev. E. G, Kemp and Messrs. E. B.
Upham, James r. Dunn and A. j.
Kicks, delegates representing st,
Timothy's church, have gone to Sandus-
ky to attend the annual convention of
| the diocese of Ohio.
At a meeting Of Company F. 0. N,
e., DR.. L. Henry Mold was elected First
Lieutenant and Ed. YOst, temporary
treasurer. A vote of thanks vas also
rendered to ex-Lieutenant Governor
Warwick for his liberal bequest.