The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-05
WALKED UNDER
AS 1t Was Descending in a Coal
Mine
North of Massillon, and May Lose His
Life by Being caught--Fourth of
July Observation-Disclosures
Personal Matters.
Especial correspondence.)
MAssrLLoN, June 2.

An accident that was the result of
carelessness, and which NAV result ia
tally, occurred Saturday evening at the
Hernbrook mines north of the city and
near Mlllport, 1t was at the hour for
the men to leave the mire, and they
were waiting for the cage to take them
up. While the cage was coming down,
a miner named Miesmer, aged II years,
foolishly tried to pass under it to reach
the other side. He was caught by the
cage and received such injuries as may
lose him his life,
The following is the program for the
Fourth of July celebration, by tile
American Alsace and Lorain Society
at Shuuriemen's grove, two miles of
town along the canal: The procession
will start at 9 a. m. from Main street,
in the following order: Harmonic
Band, German Rifle Club, Good Luck
Union, German Benevolent Society,
German Veterans, The American
Alsace and Lorain Benevolent Society,
Line of march: East on Main to
Mill, south on Mill DO fremont, west on
fremont to Erie, north on Erie to
Main, east on Main to Mill, north on
| Mill to grove. The exercises at the
grove will consist of speeches, target
shooting--the first prize TO be a gold
headed cane and the second a hat-and
a wheelbarrow race. A pleasure boat
will navigate the raging canawI' every
hour of the Gay to and from the grove.
The following are the officers of the
day: Chief marshal, Anthony Clauss;
| president, Hilary Lux; secretary George
| Gross; committee, Anthony Engel,
| Joseph Riedrich and Emil Sonderegger.
Last Saturday evening Jake Wolfert
elected a mai named Frank Davy from
| the Red Front place on Railroad street,
Ond then proceeded to mop the side
walk with him, using him up badly.
He was arrested for assault and bat
terry and released upon furnishing bail
in the sum of 500. His trial is set for
next Saturday.
Frank Yingling was tried last Satur-
day before Squire Blackburn to recover
damages caused by his horse breaking
into Mrs. Rhines oats field. He was
ordered to pay the costs and damages,
amounting to SO.
The township trustees held ameeting
Saturday and decided to take Annie
Christians a sick woman, who is abus-
ed by her husband, to the infirmary.
She will be taken there tomorrow.
The Wheeling base ball club came
over from Canton last night and stop
ped at the Hotel Conrad. They left for
Wheeling this morning.
Mr.. Fred Ertle, the carriage man,
was the lucky man who drew the dia-
mond pin, valued at $125, offered for
lottery by Mr.. Fiesler.
Miss Lulu Myers and Mrs. Trapha-
gen, who have been visiting in B .cy-
rus the past two weeks, have returned
home.
A number of Massillon people went
over in carriages and on bicycles yes
terday, to see the most wicked base ball
game.
The Misses Louise Shipper and Nettie
Piero, of Canton, visited with Mr.. Hen
ry Hansen on North street yesterday.
Mr.. Archibald Fields, after an en-
forced absence of some time, is back to
his former stamping grounds.
The social of the Christian church
will be held Thursday evening, at the
residence of Miss Pepper.
A workman had a joint of his fore
finger taken off at the Bridge works
last Saturday. y
The schools of st. Mary's Church
closed for the summe vacation last
week.
Billy Wine, in hoe on the charge OF
grand larceny, will have a hearing to-
day.
Frank Kohl is now in the employ OF
the Massillon Brewing Co.
Frank Crone has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
Miss Minnie Millhof came over from
Canton yesterday.
The Corns Iron works shut down TO-
day for repairs.
Mr. John McGregor was in town Sat
urday.