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Evening star., 1900-10-18
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Black imported silk velvets, soc.
handsome black imported silk velvets,
with extra fine closely woven pile and best
raven bl,cA; So el CANT for cats, wraps and
hat trimmings: instead of 81. for 59c yard
Black homespuns, 33c. yard.
Black homespuns; all wool and SO inches
wide; extra heavy: for 33c. yard.
Table felt, zoe. yard.
and soft; instead OF ssc yard. Tor 2sc. yard.
Mems umbrellas, 55c.
Lot Of mems gloria umbrellas; full para
Mems flannel shirts, o7c.
Lot Of mems blue flannel shirts. which
sell for $l.oO usually. to go for 97c. each.
Ladies' black hose, 815c.
Lot Of ladies' fast black full seamless
nose which sell for 1bc. pair usually, to go
for Sl2c. pair.
Misses union suits, 3oc.
some of which are worth Soc each.
Child's $I.25 shoes, 6oc
.hand-sewed and made of patent leather,
sizes to 8; which sold for S1.25.
Flannel waists, $I.4Q.
800 ladies' flannel waists; all lined ana
elegantly braided: stylishly made aad In
All colors and black; to go for 40 this
Lambrequins, Ioc.
Piano OF mantel lambrequins; made Of
pretty art drapery, fringed; also soft Pill.
lows; worth 33c., for 19c.
| able covers, 40c.
e,quarter chenille table covers. with prst.
~ borders; instead OF 75c., for Acc.
Ladies heavy coats, So8.
As an Introductory offering we shall sell
ladies', tna % black Jersey cloth coats, embracing
the newest effects and silk lined, for So D8:
these coats are fully worth 81.
Ladies So trimmed hats, $3.o8.
A lot Of handsomely trimmed hsIs will b
sold tomorrow this hour at So. .9S which We
have had marked at 50. Trimmed with o.
ribbons. &c.
$7.o8 trimmed hats, $5.o8.
Here Is a bargain for you ladies': A lot OF
handsome and exceedingly stylish trimmed
we have been selling for $7.9S, and which
are copies Of hats which sell for $12 and
$40; for $59s this hour.
Boys chinchilla REFERS, $I.o8.
Little boys blue chinchilIa REFER. tbs
s2.9S ones, for this hour special price, 81 .9S.
Boys suits, $I.o8.
Boys vestie and double breasted suits:
former In sizes from to years and lat.
ter In sizes to 16 years; made Of very
stanch. value-g giving fabrics In mixtures Of
many sorts; the best 81. 08 suits possible to
buy; for this hour, 81. .98
Iaffeta silk skirts, $7.o8.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Technical Papers Read.

The technical papers read during the ses-
sion were as follows:
"The Cotton Plant" by Walter H. Evans
Ph.D.. Department of Agriculture; Amer
ican Grown Egyptian Cotton" Lester H.
Dewey, Department Of Agriculture, and
THE Possibility Of Cotton Manufacturing,
Especially In the South" by R. NJ. Miller,
jr.. Of Charlotte, N. c.: 1.-THE Use Of Sta
tionary Cells in Place of Rotating Cylin-
Gers In the Drying of Textile Fabrics" by
Charles H. Fish of Dover N. H: Putting
Up Of Yarns for Use and for Market" by
F. H. Bishop of Boston. and Yarn Testing
and Testing Machines" by George r.
Smith of Ossett, near Leeds, England.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
dies SIa suits. SQ.QS.

Ladies' covert and homespun suits. in
Eton and double breasted tight fitting silk
lined jackets: the latest and most stylish
tailor-made suits. which selling for $14
and more; for this hour. 50 SS.
Evening star., 1900-10-18

69c. corSetS, SOC.
Lot cf ladies' corsets; long and short and
medium; in black. white and gray: all
sizes; regular 69c lines: for this hour, 39c-
Evening star., 1900-10-18
BOYS soc. shirt waists, 2oc.

Boys laundered percale shirt waists;
pleated front and back; with round collars:
the same waists which sell for as much as
T5c: for Doc
Evening star., 1900-10-18

Little boys suits In vestie styles. from
to S years, of very worthful materials; and
the kind and sort sold at 81 so usually; for
81 40 this hour
Evening star., 1900-10-18

UnderSklrtS, 70c.
TOO ladies' underskirts Of fine sateen;
some of them lined; others have accordion
pleated huunces, for I9c. for this hour.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Carpets

cleaned thoroughly by our
matchless Dry Air Process.
Ali dust and grit removed
-colors made fresh and
bright. without least In
jury to fabrics.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17
9ebbeb tan lite belbreoes .

Deb lotale etbler, ba be lite tan 1,aa prets ipse
Dele. Oct Ct blot en- Neaabe. bporpaa Dspbeb tan
belbrebes, o. bet e. ueb tonftitutioneQe Dstoler.
Dsubeb foraarfases seb Betenbeliet bet sbftattte
1prs eltmbtnbe. seaar Betanbelie opftaaa t bette
e0r tnttreber Mumlen eoer baarlts psrlel, %
uaar bet Ct rfulbfenbts ftenst, Ct 0subeb 6slsen;
u.ebutnbre Betenbelien ba tan fiernes oS @Sret
brtnses ttlbase fin normale Gtlftanb. btl psrie>
len uere sbela9t for aebie. af 10 2ttfelbe ftpI'
bes Ratarrb iom lite e. anbet enb 8etentelfe !
Sltmbtnberne.
gt utl stpe ct punbrebe Dollars for ct bDtltet,
|ombelf 9ilfalbe af D6bbeb (foraartaset beo
Ratartb), iom lite tan belbrebes peb palS Ga'
tarrb Cure. Strtp efter gratis Gtrtalerer.
8. 8. Cheney & Co.. 2olsbo. Ohio.
eelaes Dussiiter,af Rrts Is Gents.
vpau'S 6an.ilte Ptulsr er BE bette.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17

On 9autut en- nfper8eIfe, Der bapbs
til Maal at ta8e 2orb @oberts til Tan8e %
brebe be spri8e brittle Ofiicerer, ftal pere
blet opbaSet pratoria, meobeles ct &ele:
gram fra 2onbon. ct fort Mntal al 4sres
tor,as Bor8ere er inbuiflet, beber bet.
Ranaottte 3tpaltoer, ber bar bell
ta8et iBoertri8en, % iom forleben afreifte fra
Giperpool i'll Wontreal, ubtaIte peo Nfre''
en- at be bapbe bopt mere enb NOT al brittit
@olbaterlip unber brittle Ofiicerer, % at be
for s5remtiben pilbe bolbe fig bientme % pass
1e fin esen Torretnin9.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17

faar iin &afte, TOM ban liter 9obt, ON Morz
senen, sierne fsr 6; saor ba ub % fer til fine
@,beibsfolf, brinser i::Wa,ten fine &reatu,
rer % beltar osiaa Onuetiben. 9an letter
fig paa @elterpssen iom en- llnsbom 6s ri=
ber tillfo9s - iaa bau maa uere at COB
Malm. San bprer forreten til en- aammel
Slest; bans Mor, iom oSiaa uar febt paa
famine @aarb, bleu 974 Mar, fsr bum opoe.
Sans Rone er bsb for flere Mar iibem, men
ban bar 8srn, fom leuer. IQe 8srnene,
lnbtoSen Ell Datter, iom er boiat 2lmerita,
uar forleben biemme % belto8 Taberens
SeF. Mittel er iaubipnlisuis 2anbets
elsFe Remmeberetisebe Bor9er, ioet ban afs
laeoe &onfitutionseben 1926. Iltib bar
ban beltat @al8ene - 1aaleoes o8iaa peb
iibNe @al8manbsual8. Deu npe &eform -
at le98e Stemmeleblen &onpolut - ipn<
tes ban minbre ON, bet par lan8t bebre at Il
bet munbtli8 til Yreten, 'rlen ban maatte
fnbe fig oeri % ia berfor, ba ban tom till
base ira Mfluttet % babbe faaet Seobelen |
Ronpoluten, til 8ebtommenbe: "Der bar bu
ben" Sernbanen Observation-Disclosures
saar oper bans @ienbom, 1uiltet bat siort,
at BET CT Fere 8amIe Minoer, iom er blit sbes
la9t. Saalebes TOM ban Ell Da8 afpiste
!@pR % ia alporlis: "Gent, uaa ia be itobe
font ben fore @teinen Mpraa9reinen, naa
p,l e8 intie 8aa meir ben Yeien. = @n IT,
rig @amlin8 maa uel oSlaa SON &olbisrnss
tuebt $oitterbal lises at uere. Sismt ban
MI itelse "Bratsbers Mmtstibenbe" itertt
,iermer fig be 90, busser ban bog al Yeb,
iom trenses til @aarben, % fer efter, ON
alt er,lom bet ifaleuere.
etor Nart'Neranrant. Bersett,
2Gbe culi. Gil Opfprelie af en @eiaurant
Mysaarbspartsn ct aflat $4,000 Rroner.
9ran0t ON 8rpoet. Eil Ell lebig
&onbuttprpoit peb ben fommunale Sperpet
RrRiamia melbte ber fig ca. 700 Mnlp9ere.
8lanbt Mnle9erme uar baabe Sfibbmenb %
@aaubperfsmeitre.
9tuot &aauoen at. Da Norbre
Bersenbus Mmts nps St.b "Girba" forri8e
Sbnbas fom til Slors for fbrite Sang, full
be man billie bet meb @alut. Wtanben iom
Ialuterebe bapbe for tort Qunte, faa Dpnas
mitpatfen efsploberebe for mart % rep al
Weanbens penitre 9aanb. nnberarn,en
maatte ta8es af.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17

MfteoSanfp8t.tm8. Beaprer peb Se>
berens oa Dalens Mmtsltole Rarl Maneifab
Bat ifl. vet. Mpis." iitbleperet fin Mfifebs>
anie9nin. ST.. Maneitab bar peret Befprer
oq Tbrfelerer peb Mmtsfolen iiben 1876.
aRttfel 8erae er not lite 2anbets elb<
Re itemmeberettisebe Manb aui9euel. Oppe
/ Solan9en 1tal ber itslSe "Eromsp." pere
en- Manb, (om er 104 Aar Sammei % fom
enbnu er itemmeberetti9et.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17
gtp Opoagelie.

ND Opba9epe.
Sitter en- np Opoa9elfe. Set er lite
len9e melem bper. 'Opfinoeren oenne
Gang ct en- @il @brift @temart, en-
@rabuent ira ct @aibin9ton @olle9e.
Denne 6tetpart ct en- "begapet Saler"
og prominent iom 8al9taler," /" le9=
9es bertil. O9 ili9e Opofrelfer iom
oenne @tetpart giorbe. 6an reifte li9e
til Gilippinerne for at ie fpr fig ielo TOR
at finoe uo, boilten @ioe, ban ftulbe
taqe i YreRbentpalget. Gr bet lite
rgrenoe? 9oilte uo9itter bare for at
befemme, bpilten @1oe ban ftuloe ia!
6an forloo Brootinss,@. 8. Gebruar
% orog iporenfress til "8uftnbperne"
bpor Otis bapbe opnaat fit paulun o9
laat Snobpaeerne meo ifarpe eoaro.
Gsr BAN forloo Brootin9s, taaebe
oenne v@anbbeosis9er" olle Menin9er
operborb. gfu Fuloe @anobeoen -
% ben alene - raabe. Og ben, Tom
ls9er, ban finoer mel, ban opoager.
6gr nu ber, bpao ban opoa9eoe. Set
lpoer fom fblaer:
gormeoelf ben Gortroligbeo bbori
ST.. @tepart fob til Sniurgent 2eoerne
fit ban fat 8reue ffrepne al promt.
nente Golt / be 5oreneoe Stater til
cxniurQenterne. st af Dem bar itrebet
al en- Ioreneoe @taters Senator. 9isie
Brepe opmuntreoe Gilipinosrne til at
boloe uo imoo be ameritanife $ropper.
% filebe iamtioigt loit9t. at oer
mart pil bli en Goranbring at Momt-
nifrationen. % oa ital De faa @elp'
f9noi9beo."
Og iaa leg9es BET til: "0g ON bet
perte to,nmer, bill maaite 6r. @teuart
labe fig bepeSe til at oHentli99isre
oisIe 8rebe."
Qpormange @an9e bar ili9e 8rebe
blet vopbaset?" Set benoer ret iom
bet er. Golt meo en- @mule Gornuft
tror ,1aturli9bis lite bet mtnbRe paa
lige @trsner. Men naar be enbog
paafaar, at benne rOpoaaer" fit fat !
grebene, formebelit fin Tortroli9beo
meo Sniurgent 2eoerne, faa bllr bet
altfor latterliet. ut Moninifrationen
leuber iige 2abaner til Gilippinerne,
for at rie for fig ielo" tan man for>
Raa, men naar oenne @temart enbog
lgger at inbbiloe Golt. at ban TT 8repe
af Snlursent 2eberne, iaa maa bel felb
9umrianer te, at bet ct 6umbu9.
6pem piloe tripe Brepe til bisfe 2ebere?
ppab ituloe bet tiene til? Set er taa.
beliQt at tro. M1en enba taabeligere,
naar be oil inbbilbe 5olt, al Ft9e
Brepe er frempit til en- MeRinles
Agent. Disie Brebe bltr albrig offent<
liQ9iort af ben 9ooe @runo, at intet
laaoant 8reb bar ftreoet, t1ebminbre
oenne r.opofrenbe" mcRtnlep asent bar
oiatet op noset ielb % lat ANDRES
Nabne til fine Probutter. -"Gran1.-
MftteoSanfp8tsttt8. Beilprer peb Se=
berens % Dalens amtsltole Earl Maneitab
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17
0nT0 tetoSntatt=
I'LL .cUIA ecu" til tf.
IL OUuuk ter @al8et.
&eltgton | &algtamtpen
er Loot itrtbtg og nfor=
et1eltg neb &or>
gere6ett.

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Set er lite ofte, at Golt neolaoer fig
til at angribe Moofanoeres reli9isie
8ro @al9tampen for oerbeo at opnaa
Gorbele o9 pinoe @mbsoe euer for peo
famine Miboel at beieire oenne eller bin
% binbre bam fra at opnaa 8alg, men
af ~ til benber bet, oesberre.
vi Fere 9ploi9e @runoe er en- iaaoan
@alametbooe lite at atanbefale. 6or bet
fsrte er enbpers religisie Oberbebis=
ming @ebtommenoes egen pripate Sag,
,om ilet lite pe6ton1mer publitums
6or9olo til ben palgte @mbeosmano.
eaalense en- gmbeosmano itistter ftn
stillin9 bel o9 iambitti9beosfulot, er
bet li9eeploi9t, boilten reli9iss Opfat-
ming @mbeosmanben b9lber. Set ene-
te, Tom piloe sips nosen &et til Rla9e,
biloe bore, ont ban benp'teoe lin @til:
ling til at pratte fin Spfatnina 'no
paa anore. D't pilbe pece upasienoe
% fsbenbe.
9ernef tjener lite ietteriits Nr9reb
paa &anbioater til at fremme Gorora=
aeli9beo % 8rooeritab, men tpertimoo
til at opes9e Bitterbeb, 6ao % Gieno>
ttab. 6i1orien beo itte at berette ON
berre ulptter for Menneifebeoen eno
benz, iom Ct fremtalote formeoelft fet-
teri{t 6dnatisme. Set BAT oerfor, at
Republitens @runble9gere tog Gor>
bolbsre9ler imo6 ben bet 2anoet os
plantebe Gorora9eli9beoens berlt9e
eeb | ielbe @runoloben. 9ette bar
1aameeet mere paatrepet Der, bpor faa'
mango Mationaliteter og &eli9ionsbe=
tienbere tommer iammen. Stuloe 60
natismen fippes lss ber. biloe bet blt
en- forferbelig @pre. @tuloe ale @et'
ter be9pnbe en- Ramp for at fette fine
egne I Gmbeoe ber | 2anbet % rsnne
3algtampene paa bette @runblag. tan
enbper let fortaa, bpab Gslgen bilbe
iii. Os be foritiellise 5taters Ronffi-
tutipnsforfamlinser far foritaat Garen
tilfuloe os fulat / Republitens @runb.
leg9eres 6por. @i operietter fslsen BE-:
Jorenebe etaters Ronf.tution inbes
bolber blanbt anoet:
.RonQresien Fal in9en Sob beotage
an0aaenoe DprettelIeu al Religion, el.
ler forbpbe fri uobpe(fe oeraf; beler
Title ital &ale. eQer $rpttefribeo inb'
Frentes."
Nlinnefotas Ronftitution inoeboloer
fbleenbe:
.0ber Mlanbs @et til at bprte Sub
tf1iqe fn eQen Sambittt9beb ftal alort9
bli obertraabt; beller lite ital no9en
Wtanb tbtn9es til at oeltage !. oprette
eller unberbolbe no9en &eli9ton eller
Rirte imoo I'm Billie; beller lite ttal
nogen 2ontrol df eller Snb9riben I
6ampitti9bebens &et blt tiQaot, eler
r1oget 6ortrin peo Sob 9ipes ben enc
reliqi1(e Snbretnin9 eller @ubsonrtelie
oper en- anoen. Men sambittt9beoens
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-17

fortoltes til at unoifploe liooerli9e
0anolinger eller berettige til noaet, oer
ct uforeneli9t meo @tatens Nel pg @lt<
terbeb. 3eQer life ftal Pen9e bli uoz
betalt at @tatstasien til nogen reli9t@
pie Torenin9er eler reli9isle eler teos
loQiite @eminarier.
Sngen reli9iss prpoe eller @ten:
oomsberbi ftal nogenftnoe blt torlan9t
tom &palihtation for no9et onentl19t
@mbeoe eQer $iaibsbberp unoer StQ>
ten. ssynQen religips prspe eQer @ien=
oomsper6i ital ,1ogenRnbe bli forlan9t
Tom 8etingelfe at nogen for at af9'os
etemme beb noget @alg beri Staten;
beqer life ftal 1ogen Perlon bli 91ort
uop9tiQ til at af9gge DionesbDro tor
no9en 9omtol iom Gglge at Tin Wte=
Ming | &eligionslager."
9ette er altfaa part at, bpao man
fperser $roltab % 2poi9beo, 11aar
! man blir Bor9er / 2anoet. Deter ltge
bi,,oenoe for inofsote Bsr9ere. Set er
inobefattet / @mbeoseoen, naar man
lperger at unberfstte 2anoets og @ta=
tens @runolop. .Sngen reli9iss
prspe" ftal forores Tom &palifitatlon
for @mbebe, R9er 2open. Og "boer
Manos &et til at bprte @uo ifslge lin
e9en @ambitti9beb ital alorig bli oper=
troabt." Man bebgber lite at bore
6agisrer for at foritaa, at bet er Ober=
treoelle al @runolooen at on9ribe en-
&anbioats reli9ibie Sro. Set Ct at
iette op en- rreli9iss prsbe fom Roali=
fitation for @mbeoe"', og bet er forbuot
i ben SOB, fom man Bat afla9t 60 paa
at ablpoe r9 opretboloe = bet ct ct
8ruo, iom tn9en 9oo 8or9er buroe
aisre fig ifploia /. @nten &anoiooten
er 2utberdner, W}et4obiit, 8aptit, l1ni<
tar euer Ratbolit eaer betienoer fig til
nogen anben Sett, ituloe lite tomme |
8etra9tning @ppr9smaalet ct tun:
ct Weanoen ameritanit 8orger, er ban
bpgtia, erli9 o9 itittet for ben plabs
ban isser eQer ct opitillet for, og ct ban
| epmpati meo be politiite o9 1ociale
&rap. iom tiqes for at fremme 2an=
bets % Gomfunbets 8el? Ut optirre
reli9ips Goroom 8al9tampen ct alt*
iaa lopfribi9t % uameritanit paa
famine 8io, iom bet ct itdoeli9t og tils
bsrer en- for9an9en $io = bet ct en-
Seeming fra Barbarismen, io,n Mennes
ite9eben belot9bis blr bebet fig ober, ,o9
iom ingen buroe iege at opbette paa=
MP. Ser er 9ooe o9 beberli9e Menne.
fter ale Setter, o9 oer finoes oesberre
baarli9e Menneter / benz ale. gn
Manbs &eli9ion ct lite Bsb!s bberten
paa 9p9tisbeo eaer 9eoerligbeb. @n
M}anos 9anolinser ct ct lanst bebre
Bepis. 9eller lite buroe en- M'no an=
9ribes for fin Nat.cn.:il>t. 9et ct
lapt, o9 bet ct itaoeli9t. Set tiener
lite til at fremme ben gooe Gorfaaelfe
melem glationaliteterne, iom eubber
COB 8or9er pniter at opbielpe. @a'
tionalbao ct en- forborbelt9 Sing, fom
uoloer onbt os lite 9oot. Ser Ct brabe
o9 Gette Menneiferi I ale Matioaaliteter
laapel(om ale Setter. 81 er ale
Nmeritanere % buroe bebanble bber.
andre iom faabanne. Ut en- Manb er
fsot at norife, irite, tpife, iuenite eller
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
y -
APPLICATION
For the Dissolution
OF Company Treating the
Liquor Habit.

George g. Berry, j. r. Mutt, w. G.
Jacobs and G. w. Sieber owning
controlling interest in the Van Vert
company, have filed an application in
Common Pleas court, asking that the
corporation be dissolved.
1t was capitalized at 100000 and
was organized for the purpose Of man.
ufacturing and dealing in remedy
for the liquor habit. The Indebtedness
of the concern aggregates $1,000. 1t is
alleged that 1t has ceased to transact
business and that its objects have
been abandoned.
JURORS SELECTED.
| The following have been selected as
jurors to hear special cases in Probate
court: r. D. Koplin, Fifth ward;
Richard Spuller. Fourth ward; Joseph
Lostetler, Cuyahoga Falls; d. C.
Hickman, Norton; Frank Mcfarland,
First ward; w. G. Sackett, Coventry
A. A. Afilching, Hudson; Lucas Libis,
Portage; James Witsel, Sixth ward
l.. II. Hanscom, Fifth ward; Fl. B.
Tracy, Norton: e. W. Shook, Second
ward; V. j. Allen, First ward; Frank
Brewer, Richfield; II. w. Anson,
Fourth ward; ]. A. Pfantz, Spring
field; Charles Sieler, franklin JOS
A. Wilson, Fifth ward; William Kauff.
man, Franklin; Herman Swignrt, Cop.
ley; q. II. Bishop, Portage; w. j
Doran, Second ward; Frank G
Knapp, First ward.
DAVIS GUILTY.
David Davis, charged with burglar
izing the Standard Hardware company
store the night of the riot was found
guilty in Common Pleas court Thurs
day. The jury was out one hour.
SICKLES ON TRIAL
Il Frank Sickles. alleged to have stoler
a gun and revolvers from the same
store is on trial this afternoon. 1t /;
claimed by the defense that he did no
enter the store until after it had beer
broken into by other parties and tha
if guilty of taking anything he canno
he held for anything greater thar
petit larceny.
TRANSCRIPT FILED.
! A transcript has been filed in thu
case Of the State VS.. Cora and Lul,
Chase. They are charged with, dis
orderly conduct. An effort will b
made to send them to the Girls Indus
trial school.
WILL OF MRS. wELTY.
The will of Mrs. Alice Welty wa
filed in Probate court today. Sh
gives all her property to her son, Ar
thur e. Welty. as-o
ORDERED,tPAID.
An order has been issued directing
the Sheriff to pay $4,000 to Geo. G
Allen, executor of the will of Susal
Wood. This is her share of her hus
bands estate.
CORONER'S TRANSCRIPT.
Ellen Gilbo. accident; Lena Smith
suicide: William Diesterheft, drown
ing; Andrew Shade, accident: Gol
don Harrington. drowning; Nelso
Harvey. drowning; Bridget Rose,' ma
: rural; Russell Frey, natural; Joh
] Brown, suicide.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
VICE CHAIRMAN
OF State Society Is an Akror
Man.

Through the efforts Of Willis Brown
of Chicago, chairman of the National
Federation of Young Peoples Societies,
a State Federation has been formed.
This will include the Epworth
Leagues. Christian Endeavor societies,
Lutheran Leagues, Brotherhood of st,
Andrew, Baptist Young Peoples
Union, the Young Peoples Christian
Union, and the Young Peoples Chris
tian Alliance. In Ohio these societies
have a combined membership of 400,-
600. Temperance reform is the chief
object of the federation. The officers
selected are: State chairman, Frank
V. Irish, of Columbus; vice chairman,
j. F. Barnhart, of Akron; secretary,
Lillian C. West, of Cincinnati; treas
urer, George u. Allen, of Palnesville.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
HOT FIGHT
Between McGovern and Bernstein
Tonight.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 2.-(Spl.)--,
Terry McGovern and Joe Bernstein
will meet tonight before the Nonpareil
Athletic club in a twenty-five round
battle for the lightweight champion,
ship. George Siler will be referee.
The big arena at the horse show
building, seating 5000 people, will be
the scene Of the contest, and full
house is promised. The men met two
years ago and fought 20 rounds, Nc
Govern winning.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
BREWERS
Have Declared War
And Barberton Is the
Battlefield.
Especial Correspondence)


Barberton, Nov. 2--Local dealers In
beer are exercised over a squabble
which is now on between rival brew
ers who are trying to lead in the Bar
berton trade.
The Miller Brewing Company OF
Milwaukee is charged by an Akron
brewer of selling "scab" beer which
statement is expected to influence the
trade in Miller's article. The Miller
Co. denies this and in letter to its
local agents, offers reward Of $1,000
for proof that its product is not union
made.
The Magic City bowling club defeat
ed the Grands Of Akron, in close
series of games on the local alleys last
night. Both teams have been making
large scores in practice games, but
when it came to contest, the bowlers
seemed to become slightly ratified, and
the scores on neither side were as good
as usual. A game is under considera-
ton with the clerks of the NJ. O'Neil
store at Akron, but no definite arrange
ments have yet been made.
A return game will be played with
the Grands but the date is not yet de-
cided.
The Weyanoke Bowling club will en-.
deavor to roll up higher scores tonight
than the Magic City club succeeded in
doing last night.
| An unusually large number of social
gatherings are in prospect for the neal
future. The Barberton Social Clut
will hold dance in Tracy Hall on Nov
8. The Barberton band will give q
dance in Tracy Hall Nov. 16. Dolls
Union orchestra will be in attendance
Other social functions are being pre-
pared, but arrangements are not We
complete.
Barry Bros, formerly managing tn,
White House cafe, will build salool
on Second ave-, which will be read,
in two weeks.
Another new building will be tina
of the Miller Brewing company VIII,
will erect a cold storage building an,
ware room at the corner of Baird ave
and Bolivar road. Work will begil
on the new building next week.
The American Express office her
was abolished yesterday. together will
the offices in Cuyahoga Falls. 1t wa
found necessary to Use the roads o
other companies to get express matte
into offices In this vicinity and TIL
American Express Co. decided tina
the additional expense incurred wa
not warranted by the quantity of busi
ness done.
Mrs. Donnelly will sing at the NJ. E
church Sunday morning.
Miss Lollie Sewell was removed to
day to the Akron hospital for treat
ment Miss Sewell has been very II
with fever.
The attachment case of Henry Her
J man against Samuel Moorehead, to re
cover n bill of S20.35 has been contiu
ued to Dec. 30.
Wm. NJ. Graves, of Chicago genera
! manager of the Diamond Match Co. /
registered at the Inn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
IRWIN KLINE
While Intoxicated, Kicked
In Front Door
And Then Beat His Resides on
Furnace Street.

Some person called up police head
quarters at / 80 p. m. today and in an
excited voice stated that Irwin Kline,
an expressman residing at rear of 24S
+. Furnace st. had assaulted his wife
and cut her badly with a knife.
Officers Greenlcse and Outlet went
to Kline's residence. 1t is alleged that
the latter came home intoxicated, kick
cd in the door and then Knocked his
wife down and kicked her. Kline was
placed under arrest. The report that
he had cut his wife with knife is un-
true.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
DEATHS.

DETTLING--John Joseph, aged 4
months and "a days, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Dettling. of 106 Voris st.
died Friday. Death was due to brain
trouble. The funeral will be held at
st. Bernards church at 130 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
TREEN-Homer D., aged 2 months,
son of Mr.. and RS. George W. Treen, of
Jos Hickory st. died Thursday of
spasms. The funeral was held at the
house Friday. Interment in Glendale
cemetery.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-02
ONE WILL DIE.
Result Of a Battle Between Union and
Non-UniOn Men.

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 2.-(spl.)-
Strike at the rivet works of the Nation
al Tube Co., developed into riot this
morning. "A pitched battle was fought
by strikers and non-union men. Shots
We're exchanged and missiles were
thrown. Walter Davis, a non-union
man was injured by a heavy missile.
He will die. More trouble is antici-
pated. The strike is for the recogni-
ton Of the Union.