The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-05
HAVE AGREED
TO SEPARATE.
MassillOn Pair Who Cannot Get
Along Happily.
DR.. GARDENERS NARROW ESCAPE
His Conveyance Was Overturned and HI
Was Knocked Senseless -NIassillon
News Notes and Personal
Mention.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
Massillon, June 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Gruber, of West fremont street,
have agreed to separate and take diff
ferent paths hereafter. During the
past few years Tony and his wife have
had trouble and Mayor Wise has been
frequently appealed to for assistance
In Strengthening out the domestic
tangles. For several days there has
been continual melee at the Gruber
household and finally the liege lord de-
cided to abdicate and make a graceful
retreat from the scene of strife. Gruber
called on Mayor Wise this morning and
In the presence of the News Democrat
representative told his tale of woe. He
said he had reached the limit of his in
durance. He could stand being scolde
once in a while but continual TRADE
was too much and he had decided to
turn over most of the household goods
and get out. He said he had kept a
bed and part of the dishes and he would
keep house, as in the final divide he
received two Of the six young children.
The other four will go with Mrs.
Gruber to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Eamer, where it is understood Mrs.
Gruber will hereafter reside. Gruber is
small, middle aged, innocent looking
German, and there was considerable
pathos in his story to Mayor Wise.
NARROW ESCAPE.
DR.. d. S. Gardner had a narrow
escape from serious injury last night
He had a team of horses and a surry
from livery barn and drove a party of
friends to Navarro. They decided to
remain over night and the doctor start
ed home alone. Before starting he got
out the side curtains but changed his
mind and did not put them up and to
that fact is due the slight injury that
he sustained. Had the curtains been
in place. in all probability, the doctor
would have been killed. AS he came
out from Navarro to the White church,
he allowed the team to take their own
course as the night was very dark and
they turned too close to the side of the
road an the wheels of the carriage
struck large boulder that lay on the
side of the road. The surry was over
trned and the doctor was thrown to the
ground. He has no distinct recollec-
ton of what happened in the few mo-
ments following the overturning of the
carriage. When he next realized what
in the middle of the road and heard the
receding hoof beats of the team in the
distance. He was only a short distance
from the Navarro house and thither he
went and secured a team to take him
home. An examination showed that
the carriage was considerably damag-
ed. The doctor must have struck the
ground with his shoulders as the con-
tents of his pockets were emptied on
the road. He was bruised considerably
but considers 1t very lucky escape.
INCORPORATED.
Articles of incorporation of the
Massillon Bottle & Glass company ar
rived in the city this morning. The
incorporators are Harry F. Pocock ]. C.
Harring, l.. j. Kerrigan, w. II. Gels,
Otto E. Young. The committee of the
board of trade appointed to solicit sub
scriptions, have secured enough sigma
lures to guarantee the incorporators
the sum asked for, $1,000. The company's
capital stock is $4,000
SPECTACLE VENDER.
James Klannsky, a travelling spec
tacle vender. was refused a license to
sell on the streets this morning, as
Mayor Wise considered his wares in
ferior. The fellow left the mayors
office and in few minutes was selling
his cheap glasses to the unwary.
Marshal Kitchen happened along and
the aid of spectacles discovered
that Klannsky did not have a Incense. |
The peddler was taken before Mayor
Wise who gave him five minutes to get |
out of town.