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Pure Paints. Oils and
Threatening Wednesday. With HAHN
Indicated for Afternoon.

Forecast TIL 8 pm. Wednesday: For the
District of Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, increasing cloudiness tonight: threat
eHing Wednesday, with rain in the after
neon; light TO fresh northeast to east
winds.
For Virginia. Increasing cloudiness and
warmer tonight; rain Wednesday; light
northeasterly winds. increasing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS. MAC. FORMERLY OF MARLBOROUGH
rarlouS ITO q II. nv. has removed 10 iii
q - NV. whore shs viii c"ntinne To carry On
The h.i"'lfrS>iHC. sh.mIs'ins and IJanlcurlhS
business Ja''-6t'
SPIRIT AII>M-T H. N.TFMIS WILL HOLD
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.. Al Wunn's Hail. 81 iih = NV ~
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ear. Will" said Passing down New York
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Old District Families.

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This undertaking can be accomplished Only
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Day, The lO:h Of January, 1900.
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Had Talked With the People.

Mr.. Beverage said he had had converse
tons with all classes of people in the Phil
irrine Islands and had jotted down men,
oranda of their opinions in a note book
from which he read to the Senate extracts
from a great number of interviews.
He defended the military administration
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COMPANY 81 the District Of Columbia, Wash
iHgton, January ]. 19'u.-,rhe Annual Meeting II
Tie MUTUAL FIRE INsG RANCE COMPANY or
THE DISTRICT OF COLI NBIA Will he held
Il" THIRD MONDAY i'll January. 1S'HI, the 10Th
INSTANT. 1T the office II the company, No. :,J2
1'euusFlvaniJ avenue northwest, cUMueucing at
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BY The charter OF the company the election OF
seven IuJuHgeTs TO conduct the affairs Of tine
company Is reI :Isd ~ he held at the above
meeting.
BY 'he SIKH aTtirIe IF the bylaws of the COM
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The Company Tie lIrst business in order shall he
the arr ointment If Chfirman who shall con-
duct The meeting and election in accordance with
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Amount II premium notes. s. CSC 2D1. 40
Amount # cash hand, S4al 81
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Real t>Iit'.-- SItHrDUD
Office furniture and fixtures. l6,o ut,
LOSSES 10y me, adjusted and paid -. 8 l4yo6
The annual statement will be ready for distr-
buIi"n al the Office ot Tie company about JaBl-
aiy l..
by order Of The Bard Of Managers
lat l3t L. PIERCE BLJEIEI; Secretary
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THE. ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE STpCkiIOLD-
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fH- the ensuing yea and ioI sTch other hUSin' -
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way company for the election Of iiiue directors
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u, ~ r,tN hNtt-t4. JaNuary IL, $3.50, between the
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A GLASS "SMASH=UP"

is the time y,,E should hear in mind
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

caSo next January promises to be the
most successful bowling tournament
ever held in the country. The prizes
are liberal and well distributed. The
entries close Dec. 10, when list Of all
the clubs will be published and the
schedule committee will commence
work on the schedule. The Peerless
club of this city cannot get too much
credit for their patronage of the Ma
tional Journeys, as the expense con-
nected with such trip Is large. The
clubs expense at the New York tour.
ney amounted to nearly $400. How
ever, they acquitted themselves quite
credltably considering the fast COM
pany they were in. In the special
series arranged for the championship
of Ohio, they finished third, defeating
the Cleveland team. They also man
aged to capture part of the prize
money and on this account, the man
agement of the Chicago tourney was
deslrous Of securing their entry. At
the New York tourney tho Peerless
club was one Of the few teams coming
from distance that did not go out
side of their own club members for
material, and they will hold to the
same plan at the Chicago tournament.
CUP AWARDED.
At meeting of the Akron Driving
club Friday night, at the store of
Ganyard & Wood, the prize cup for
PAGERS, was given to George S. Hart
man, the owner of Bell s. She cstab.
lished matinee record of 2;2Oh.
EXHIBITION CONTESTS
Butch Carney and Barney Strapp
went 10 fast rounds at the North End
Athletic club Friday evening. Both
men weighed about $50 pounds. They
used soft gloves and no one was hurt.
At the end referee Milo Williams de-
clarcd II draw. At the next meeting
of the North End club the matter of n
new home will he discussed and 1t Is
probable that final action will be
| taken.
II TEAM IN LAST PLACE.
Although the Il team had no chance
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
APPEAL
To Union Labor
To Help the City
Hospital.
President J. J. Mahony,
of the c. |. U.,
Reminds Akron Union Men of
Their Duty.

The Akron Central Labor Union
will meet next Thursday evening. All
delegates from Akron and Summit
county should be present as matters
Of great Importance will come before
the meeting. Don't fail to be present.
At this meeting President j. j, Ma
hony will make his report of the Seven
teenth annual convention of the Ohio
Federation of Labor recently held at
Newark. Mr.. Mahony was one of the
delegates TO this convention. Every
Union man should be on hand to hear
the report.
The Musicians Union is growing
very strong. 1t now has 100 mem
bers and is represented in the Central
Labor Union.
President Mahony today issued the
following appeal to the Union Labor
of Akron:
Our City Hospital requires the at
tention of every union and non-union
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
MATCH
With Oscar Gardner
Would Suit Johnny Whit
taker Just Right.
Bell S. Given the Cham
pinship Cup.
Peerless Bowling Team Will
Visit Chicago.
Finish at Kirkwood Club - Local
Sporting News.

~ am anxious TO make Il match with
some man of my weight" said John
ny Whitaker 10 the sporting editor Of
the Democrat today.
II notice that the North End Athletic
club Is preparing TO give another en-
tertainment in this city and that an
effort may be made to bring Oscar
Gardner to Akron. | would he pleased
10 sign articles for an engagement
with him as one Of the best In the
business He has had but one chance
In main bout since he returned TO
Akron. II seems to be only fair to
offer him another purse. lie is Keeping
In the best condition and would he
ready to 20 into the ring on a mo-
ments notice.
REMARKABLE AVERAGE
DR.. Il. b. Carter Of the Kirkwoods
has kept n record of all his games for
the past year. In 45O games bowlcd
on the various local alleys he has
had an average of lS4. II is doubtful
whether anyone can equal this.
EASY MONEY.
ltpt hSll'f VI 'lfNflNlI tiUNlfN
Just 40 seconds Mt Dayton Friday ev.
ening. lie was the opponent of John
Matthews, n colored pugillst of some
note. Payne was pounded AL over the
ring and although his seconds threw
up the sponge, the colored man dld not
notice II and kept punching Payne
until the referee interfered
EXPELLED.
Another batch OF alleged ringers"
in Ohio fell under the ban Of the n.
Il. A., and will have hard time to
get back on the trottlng turf They
are John Albaugh, alias John Miller
alias John II. Swickard. alias NJ
Thomas, Of Usage, o.. Joseph B
Pierce, Toronto, o; H. A. Pcnnock,
Minerva. o.; and the bay geldIng that
was yariously known under the names
of Mack r, Rexmont, Walnut, Harry A
and Serapper, a PAGER with a record
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

of finishing in first or second place,
they showed their gameness by taking
two more from the A team last night,
and easily captured third money in the
race.
This close the most spirited contest
in the history Of "old Kirkwood," with
best showing in the past seven years,
The r team won the first game by
llS pins, and the second by 1S pins.
In bowling off two postponed games
yesterday afternoon, ]. w: Chapman
bowled one game of 232, this being
the high game Of the series. While
Kaleidoscope changes have been con-
stantly taking place during the series,
and ties for positions has been the rule
at the close, no teams are tied as Is
readily seen from the following sched-
Il
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15


Of 2:2OR. They were charged with
ringing" expeditions, and the board
expelled Albaugh, Pierce and the
horse. The case against Pennock had
to be dismissed as he had been expell.
cd for another case Of ringing" with
the same horse, under the name Of
Harry A.
BOWLING SERIES.
The Kirkwood and Grand bowlers
will play the first of series of games
on the Grand Alleys Wednesday night.
The captains of the two teams may
TO defray the expenses of the teams
at the state tournament to be held In
Cleveland in February.
ANOTHER TOURNAMENT.
Tho teams regularly practlcing upon
the Grand alleys will soon arrange n
schedule to determine the alley cham
pionship among the minor organiza
tions. The tournament will be opened
early In January and one game viii be
rolled cach week. The teams in
the contest are the Dagues, O'Nelrs,
Post Office and Werners.
HIGH SCORE.
Charles Wolfe holds the high score
for the box of cigars at the Grand
alleys this week. His score is 223.
PEERLESS WILL co.
The Peerless Bowling club will at
tend the International Bowling tour
nament at Chicago next month, At
their meeting night Thursday it was
unanimously voted to attend, and the
secretary was instructed to forward
the necessary S25 entrance fee.
The National tournament at Chi
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

man in Summit county and no doubt
organized labor will help the worthy
cause that is now being organized and
supported by Akron's citizens. Union
Labor is always helping its brother
workers and the unorganized trades
men, whereby if misfortune befalls
them they may have some place that
will care for them. Our City Hosp!t-
al Mt the present time is asking for
help and as that institution must meet
the requirements of the present, it is
our duty to remember our constitution
and bylaws, that say: Care for the
sick and helpless These are the
sentiments of every true American I'm
ion man. J. j. MAHONY,
Pres. G. l.. u.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

stated that when Washington took the
Presidential chair it was an act of
more Importance than when he receiv-
ed the sword of CORVALLIS. He fol-
lowed the administrations and politi-
cal lines of various presidents and
American statesmen and commented
on the phenomenal growth of America
in wealth, education, and international
Importance. Senator Dolliver says he
is opposed to the accumulation of
great campaign funds, and he is n
believer in the man as against the
dollar.
He was greeted at the close with a
storm of applause.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

The make up of the teams together
with individual averages will probably
be ready for publication Monday.
RAMP WON'T PLAY.
ITO the Sporting Editor or the Dem.
ocrat
Dear Sir: noticed in Thursdays
edition the challenge of Mr.. Jack Car
roll and | wish to state that he his
sadly out of place, or out of class, as
he was defeated by Met Hard, where
ms | have defeated Hard twice for
the championship, When l met Mr.
Hard, I defeated the player that
considered had the best right to chal-
lenge me for the championship of
Summit county.
"Respectfully,
~. Rampanelh, Jr,
champion pool player of Summit Co."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
A Legal Quibblc.

"rhere is story the doctor said,
'of man who was sued for debt not
long ago. The case went against him,
and the court gave judgment for S30u.
His lawyer told him he would have to
pay 1t, as he was an unmarried man.
He hustled out and in few hours
came back with a wife and plea in
due form that he needed his salary for
the support Of his family. He got off
free"
81 don't believe that was consttu-
tional," said the professor after mo-
ment's reflection.
"Why not?'
Because it was annex post facto,"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
For HOarSeneSS

Benz Ingerson, of Hutton, Ind, says
he had not spoken word above n
whisper for months, and one bottle OF
Foley's Honey and Tar restored his
voice. 1t 10 used largely by speakers
and singers. Take no substitute.
]. M. LATER, ]. Lamparter & Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
BELIEVES
Man Should Come Be-
fore the Dollar.
Splendid Address by Senator John p.
P. Doiliver of Iowa.

Hon. John Z, Dolllver delighted and
entertained an audience of Akrons
representative citizens at the Grand
last night in n lecture Oh the Amer
lean People"
He was introduced by Judge j. A.
Kohler. Senator Dolliver TODD up the
history of the American people from
the beginning, and followed the polt-
cal and commercial development of the
United States TO the present time. He
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15

Cold and cough cures are numerous,
but the one that leads all others in
merit, is Foley's Honey and Tar, which
is in great demand these days.
j. NJ. LATER, j, Lamparter & Co..
A. Warner.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
Not Quite CIenr.

Hinkly-I wonder what Stilson was
driving nj this evening?
Holden What did he say?
Hinkly-It was at the club, and !
was having brolled lobster, Stilson
suggested that | was sort of cannihnS
I'm half inclined to suspect he was
making fun of me, although dou't sac
how. Boston rrauscrint.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-15
We show an endless variety of
novelties, choice things for the
house, for Christmas buyers.
BURDETTE L, DODGE.
No Case.

No Case.
Man Ito lswyer,-l've been badly bit
ten by dog. Can | got damages from
Its master?
Lawyer Did you do anything to irri-
tate the dog?
Man-No,
Lawyer Were you ON its owners
prcmisesY
Man Er-yes
Lawyer--In what capacity? AS n
friend or
Manor course this is strictly conf
dental.
Iawyer-Ccrtalnly
Man Woll, | was trying to break in
to his house, Pie ckMe-Up.
The sun., 1900-12-30
American College Physical Directors Associa-
tion Elects Oalccrs.

number Of new arrivals swelled the rank
Of the physical directors at tho continued
meeting Of the American College Physical
Directors Association held in Schcrmerhorn
Hall, Columbia University, yesterday Those
present we're
Dr. Edward Hastings. University of Nebraska.
Dr. j. A. Babblu Havsr'ord. George Go,di. Prince.
ton; Dr. Watson Lewis Savage. columbia Dr WIN
lam G. Anderson. Yale DR. r. TAFT Mckenzie. Nc.
Gil University Montreal d. Weir. Ad,lbcr Col.
iegc, Cleveland Dr H. p. But,ctwouh, University
81 b. m pSps M ." nd n1
a sargent Harvard br Jay ". S,aver Naic Ur
" 4. Ismb.ih, ln';,IsIY y virginia pr. !. J
cock. Amncrs'. and Frederick Marvel. Wesley an
Three new and exhaustive papers were
read and discussed as follows. "On New
Manual of Anthr"pomctIy" hy. Dr EdNard
cal Measuremcnts and Deductions" by Dr
Paul { Phillips, Of Amherst "On STRAIN.
Ereathlessncss and Fatigue a. Shown in the
University. Montreal ltis PAPER was the
most important oi any read At t''c convention
and wns' illustrated 10y tie lantern. Al. {, ere
read behind closed door-
At the business meeting in the afternoon
new officers were elected for the ensuing year
as follows
President, Dr. + Tat Mckenzie, McGiu University.
NSRs Of Esfps and M
Dr. Watson Lewis Savage, columbia Members o.
Me council, pr; Alon,n 4, Stage. University OF Chit
cago. and Dr. Paul G. Phillips Amherst
New members elected to the assoc alton
were
Dr .rocn, nlycrsiiy Of Rochester Dr. I'd.
TA,dd o., ,ss. no,,crs;A o. NcoIfSka pr hlonz,
worth. , niycrs,ty % Chicago
A number OF amendments were made to
the constitution and the convention ad-
1eurnsd 70 meet again In December. .i00i.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Appended a1e the records Of the tournament
IndfrfIlaI TedW
AkTrcLBs SENT TO x'GovERy.
National Sporting Club WIN otvs Hin Until
Jan. . to Agree 70 Tisht Jordan.

Tho National Sporting Club Of London has
decided to give Mc0overn until Jan. 8 In
order 70 mako UP his mind whether be will
fight Ben Jordan or not. II at the end Of that
time Terry does not answer the feather VI hit
champion never will get another chance TO
fight Jordan or any one else at that club
Tho articles OF aRreemen which Jordan has
signed 20 box McGovern twenty rounds on
Derby night and which arrive here over a
week ago. were mailed to Terry on Friday
night. The champion Ia At New Orleans
with hh theatrical company and should re-
ceive the papers by tomorrow. An answer
u expected one way or the other by Tuesday
Under no circumstances will the purse be
increased" said Dr. Ordway. the National
Clubs repre- sentative. to The Sun reporter
The club will give the boys purse Of -. $50.
with liberal expenses to McGovern. This
not come to the scratch by Jan s he never
will get chance TO fight at the National
Club. With the, chances = box ing being shut
United States. soon McGovern will be only
too glad to accept less money than whnt the
@ne club thu sna TO Of sSss S. CLUB Up Mr.
% have enough time e match Jordan aani nst
ard Jack Roberts. which is to take place on
Jan I Curley. you know. Is the fellow who
met George Dixon In this country. Roberts
is a good lad and is pretty sure to give Curley
q hard fight
Kid Broad. manager said yesterday that
ne had received an offer of IS. 900 to meet
McGovNrn Mt San Francisco during the first
week Of February The National Athletic
Club, II Is said, is ready to hang up the in
centive Broad never expected that he
would get this much money and Immediately
accepted He has wired the National people
TO send on the articles to Louisville where
Broad will train for his battle with Dave
Sullivan club Mt Hartford ! q, also sgni-
fed its intention OF making a ilrge bid FOR
the fray. but from present indications II seems
as II San Francisco will get IL II Broad and
for twenty rounds and Broad will be asked
70 post largo forfeit for appearance Broad's
manager SAYS he will not agree to Charley
been. It 10 said, appointed ofcial referee Of
thu west ern club
The sun., 1900-12-30
COLUMBIA Is CHAMPION.
IOsss ONIv Oyg 0tuT ~ INrrRrOS.
ffCftTE fHtSg JOrRvtMENT,


Columbia. Harvard ynle and Princeton
brought tho ninth Of their rcfies of annual
chess tournaments to an end early last even
ing nt the Columbia Grammar school A.
had been expected, Columbia came out n
winner with g, points to spRrc Nevefthe-
les, the final round furnished surpris~ In
both matches contested n was to have been
81 rccted thnt columbia would defeat Prince
ton. but II was only by the odd game No
one however, wa prepared TO see Harvard
succunb to Yale. whose players all along
seemed hopelessly outclassed, yet such
wa, the case sswin sprans a sensation
by disposing Of Perry. tho clever Worcester
player, in a brilliantly conducted game OF
twenty-four moves Another player To dis
tingui-h himself was Weston n, OF Princeton.
who, by dsposinR Of Schroeder. administered
the only defeat sustained BY tho new cham
pions in the tourney
- q meeting OF tho sixteen students, held
early In the afternoon. the formation Of
an intercolegia chess association was
discussed and a committee was appointed
81, players were chosen to constitute the
American team for tho next cable match
with OK ford and Cambridge rs follows
Columbia. X. q. FAlk and /. II. Sewall: Harvard.
z. Il, Perry and G. 7. Rice: Princeton J. b. Hunt:
Yale. J. Y. Sawn
All, however, will be subj cot to challeng
by any OF their fellow collegans who aspire
to places,
Falk. Sewall. Schroeder and Keeler, tho
members OF Columbia's team, received the
customary medals offered In the tournament
Just closed The scores yesterday follow;