Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-07
INVENTORIES
Of Sewer Pipe Plan
Being Taken by American
Clay Company.
Barberton Will Get the
General Offices.
Friends Alarmed by Long
Absence.
! Another Party at the lnn-SociaI and
Personal Notes.
Another Party at the lnn-SociaI and
Personal Notes.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence)
Barberton, March T.-Barberton has
the best chance of securing the offices
OF the sewer pipe trust, the American
Clay Manufacturing Co. If not es-
tablished here Akron will surely get
them.
A meeting of the directors of the
trust will be held here next Tuesday to
decide upon the question of location.
Inventory Is now being taken of all the
plants in the combine
The National Sewer Pipe plant is the
largest in the world, and as Mr.. Chas.
Baird, is president of the trust, and
Mr.. T.. NJ. Buel assistant secretary and
treasurer, IL il quite probable that the
Magic City will be made headquar-
tcrs for the big combine. If this is
done 1t will be of much value to the To-
cal banks, also to the village at large.
The sudden and mysterious dlsap-
penrauce of Alfred Bnllasas, who was
not been seen since Saturday, Feb. a.
has aroused the anxiety of his friends.
He was 30 years old and an expert
craftsman, employed at the Stirling
Boiler Works. He boarded at the Ma
tlonal Hotel, where his belongings re-
main. Previous to his departure he
secured all the money he could. Why
he left Is mystery.
Public sentiment Is against the move
taken by tho American Federation
of Labor In reference to indorsing can
didates. Prominent Democrats say
they will not support the candidates at
the caucus for nomination, but on the
other hand will fight for other candi-
dates. The laboring class are badly
stirred up over the affair, claiming that
II was the first Of series of moves to
gain control of the political machn-
I NJ IN wi In -G gtt a
iclse tho policy also. The Fed
GRAFTON and other three unions. which
were barred from having a voice in
the matter, will hold Il joint meeting
soon 1t is probable that IL any in
dorsements are made at that meeting
they will be different than the present
, ones, at least for MAYOR and marshal
: The question of the Democrats chang
Ing the date of holding the caucu.
from Friday, March 10, to Wednesday
: March III, is under consideration.
g. w. Mcdonald, j. Fremont Hick
man, w. A. Wilson, H. A. Holfelott
. il. i. Ohllnger deputy revenue collect
: or and w. o. Beebe, n merchant, all o
Wooster, took dinner at the Inn today
They are here on business, but declin
cd To diyulge the nature of il.
city solicitor Charles Ammermar
stated today to II Democrat reporter
that lie would not be candidate fo
nomination. This leaves the field ellen,
for II. A. Huenc.
G. V. Wells of New York CITY Il
(. stopping at the Inn. Mr.. Wells wa
Identified with the Strawboard com
pany here nine years ago. He wa
surprised TO see the growth of the vii
lagc.
d Geo. Thomas Crawford and ]. NJ
" Walker OF Columbus are here putin,
watchman registers In the factorie
and hotels.
Mrs. a. y. Alderman has remove,
to her old home, Lakewood Lawn. NJ,
Ackerman will remain at the Nation
al hotel.
+ Another dance will be given by til
$, Tracy club Friday evening. Prof. si
III Morcy's orchestra will fur,isl ,,.,.