Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-05
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associated himself with the Aetna
Life Insurance company, of Hartford.
Conn, as district general agent. retain
ing his same office in the Central Of
lice building. +. q. Newcomb contin-
ies as district special agent Of the
Aetna, with Office in the Everett build
ing
! Editor I. G. Reynolds will deliver
lecture Monday night in the chapel Of
the UniversaIist church. Mr. Ray
nolds subject is Tile Construction
and Office Of the Modern Newspaper"
The lecture appears in the University
! Extension course. and there will he
no fee at the door.
Despite the inclement weather yes
terday the sacred concert given by the
Eighth Regiment band at the Grand
Opera house was well attended. The
program rendered was excellent.
Mary Ringler, II years of age, was
locked up in the city prison for safe
keeping Saturday evening. She was
sent to her home at Wadsworth sun
day at noon. The girl had been
''''''-'""- and was in bad company
when taken in charge by an officer.
Charles Camp was taken to the hos
pital Sunday evening with a broken
leg. Camp suffered Il fall at his home
204 s. High st. Parks ambulance was
called.
Poor Director Kendall sent James p.
DAILY to Youngstown Monuay.
DR.. Ira 4. Priest returned Saturday
afternoon from il weeks trip i'll the
interest of Buchtel college. Most of
the time was spent in Olmsted Falls,
Norwalk and Peru. DR.. Priest report
ed that he received number of sub
scriptions to the rebuilding fund. and
that from all of these sources. there
are more to- follow.
The Grace Reformed church extend
ed call to Rev. G. l.. Alspach of
Wilkinsbury. Pa. The call was ac-
cepted and he will occupy the pulpit
April 1G.
Work of empaneling . Jury in the
court mt Ravenna. for the trial of Dan
SNYDER. accused of participating in
the murder of Merchant Goss at Edin-
burg. was begun Monday morning.
BY noon ten men had peen
selected. The others were Sc
lected this afternoon, and the
trial proper will begin Tuesday
morning. Prisonkeeper John II.
Washer. DR.. Il. S. Underwood and Of
ficer Eugene Murray of this city, SUD
poenaed as witnesses, will 20 to Ra-
VIENNA Wednesday.
Major IL. \ kasson returned FIJI
day evening from Il business trip TO
Detroit. Mr., Kasson became entan-
gled III the heavy snow storm, While
gone.
The Akron Turnyerein will give a
; Children's masquerade and Night-cap
|
ing. March s. Parents and friends are
requested to mask their children.
1t is claimed by railroad men that the
new freight service on the Valley has
improved since the property was ac-
luircd by the b. n o.
! ala, for ba
are reported as follows: Akron, Sol2.-
800: Canton. S293.60O: Springfield,
$500 ,OS0; Youngstown, S5i3,221.
Poor Director Kendall has received
a donation from Miss May Knowles
/ donation is made in memory of Her
bert B. Knowles, who, during his life
time. was charitably inclined.
.
, Edward Welkcr of 104 Raymond ST.,
motorman on the Northern Ohio
Traction Company's lines, was called
to Danville. Knox county, Friday on
account of the death of his father, who
, died Thursday evening of paralysis.
Mr.. Frederick w. Bancroft, tenor
of well known ability, will appear at
the Grand next Tuesday afternoon I'M
der the auspices of the Tuesday Musi-
cal club. in lecture-recital entitled,
"Irish Song and Song Writers"
Clara Lipman made her last appear
ancc in this city in the "Girl of the
Barracks" She has abandoned the
Girl of the Barracks" and goes East
to take the part of Sapho in one OF
four companies which Olga Nethersole
is preparing to put on the road.