The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
our MAssILLoH LnTqHR.
News Notes and Personals by Our special
Correspondent,

News Notes and Personals by Our special
Correspondent,
MAasILLON, July 26
The family OF Township Trustee
Erte were surprised 10 500 q young
woman enter their house yesterday
morning with q basket under her arm
which upon being opened was found u
contain an infant, The young woman
said II was two days old, that she wai
tho mother, and she wanted II taken u
the inArmary. Her story 10 as follows
She IL a single young woman, HOuk by
name, aud has been keeping hOuse fOf
Samuel Stoner OF Tuaoarawas township
She says young man who worked for
st0ner, but has aince gone away, u the
father stOner, himself, knows nothing
about her misfortune, The case wal
referred 10 the trustees aud Township
Clerk Rooms yesterday afternoon took
both the woman ana the child 10 the
inArmary
MAsaLLON, July 80
A, Richards and Charles Coleman
were arrested yesterday evening and
lodged Ia the city prison, They are
friends and backera OF the man Foster
who In 10 run u foot race tliia
evening with Dick Ertle, The charge
brought against them will be gambling,
They arc suspected Of being implicated
In the safe robbery, A search has 30
far not revealed anything,
A warrant III out for the arreat OF
Frank ltafter and Bruno GaugOharged
by Charles German with maiclOualy
defaclng property German owns a
lean horse, The men painted on his
side with white paint the legend, "Glye
me oats or die"
MAssLLoN, o., July 81.
The annual election of officers of the
Harmonic band was held yesterday
evening, John Seller was elected man
ager, r. Edward Schneider wasre'elect-
cd treasurer, Glen Quinn was chosen
drum major aud John Vogt was admit
ted 10 membership. Prof, Puegner will
as before direct and Jack GrOsaweller
will, On OF yore, perform a janltor's du'
ties. The new officers elected are wise
ana happy selections. John Seller Ia u
popular young man who has the vim
aud push 10 make every enterprise with
which he 10 connected prosper, Clem
Quinn, the new major, stands six
feet four In his stockings, 10
straight as an arrow and when
the band boys follow his baton they
need have no fear but that they will DO
marching on 10 glory. Financially the
organization 10 not In 40 good condl'
ton as II ought TO be. Although the
boys have worked hard and faithfully,
Improving steadily, some OF our citizens
h we become weary Of well doing and
ceased 10 give their financial aid. The
ground will have 10 DO recovered, As
soon as things are In order, the new
manager win make arrangements 10
have subscription papers circulated
and they ought 10 be plentifully signed,
Richards and Coleman, the two fel.
lows arrested on suspicion OF having
robbed llorning8 safe, plead guilty 10
the charge Of gambling yesterday, and
we're sentenced TO pay o line Of $40 aud
costs and spend lye days In the city
prison. Nothing has been discovered
TO connect them with the crime. Fos'
ter, their friend has skipped the town,
and the projected foot race between
him and Dick Ertle, did therefore not
take place yesterday evening.
Bruno Gang and Frank Rafer were
fined "a 10 each by the mayor yesterday
for decorating Charles Germans horse
with white paint.
Or. Daniel s. Gardner, q prominent
young physician, and Miss Nellie llu'
Der, daughter Of Henry Huber, were
married yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents. Rev, O, g.,
Smith performed the ceremony. None
but members of the family were pres.
ent, and the bridal couple left on the
afternoon train north aud will spend u
weeks honeymoon Mt Cleveland and
the lakeside.
Rev. Il. Il. Dreshbach has returned
from a visit to Cincinnati.
Twenty 1--we members of the Alliance
City Band stopped at the Hotel Conrad
over night, on their way TO Chippewa
lake where they will camp out ten days.
TUESDAY NEWS.
Many Republicans here are disgusted
with last Saturdays election riot at
Canton. One leading Republican law
yer Is credited with the remark that he
never did vote for Foraker and never
will.
Miss Blanche McCue is In Cleveland.
Mrs. Kate Webb gave u garden party
yesterday afternoon at her home, cor
ner Main and East streets.
Mr.. Homer Niez, Of Chicago, spent
yesterday with Massillon friends,
The family Of Mr.. Jacob Kalbneisch
left yesterday for Boston, where Mr., X.
Is now permanently settled.
Some people say 1t is very doubtful
whether the Ertle.Foster race will take
place this evening.
Captain ClutZ and family have re.
turned from Knox county.
Russell q Go. are discussing a pro.
posed picnic to Sage's Grove on Aug.
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