Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-04-04
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for repairing punctures or cuts in
pneumatic tires, that practically rem
ders them as good as new, by vulcaniz-
ing a patch on the break without dis
torting the tire in any way. The pat
ent has been assigned to The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co.
A masquerade ball was given in
| Schumacher hall last night by Protec-
tion Hive, No 60, l.. o. T. NJ. The
grand march commenced at o'clock
and unmasking Immediately followed.
About 40 couples attended and had a
good time.
A reception will be rendered Rev. J..
g. Slayter, Friday evening, by the
members of the First Church Of Christ
in the church parlors.
1t is announced in New York that J..
Pierpont Morgan and w. X. Wander
bilt will meet in London today and that
the result Of their conference will be
that Morgan will turn over all his rail-
road holdings to Vanderbilt. This will
give the last named control of the Erie.
The Woman's Suffrage club will
meet this evening at 1880 o'clock at
the home Of Miss May G. Book, 800 e..
Market st.
John Myers, Valley railroad con-
ductor, recovered the tickets that
he believed had been stolen from him.
The tickets were in valise which he
left in the baggage room of the Cleve.
land depot.
A south bound freight on the Pitts
burg & Western railroad was wrecked
Tuesday morning, near Burton, Geau-
ga county. The train broke in two
while running down a steep grade. The
rear cars ran wild, and crashed into
the forward part at the foot of the
grade. Seven cars were wrecked.
The Study Section of the Tuesday
Musical club, assisted by the chorus Of
the Fortnightly club, of Cleveland,
Mrs. e. G. Kenney, soprano;
and Mrs. F. A. Seiberling, contralto;
Mr.. W. A. Putt, baritone and Mr. C. e..
Caskey, violin; gave the "Stabat Ma
ter" at the First M. E. church Tuesday
afternoon. The concert was one of the
best Of the excellent series. The next
afternoon recital will be held at the
First Baptist church. The program
will be the one postponed from Jan. l..
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The flute raffied at the essKy O. t. NJ,
band room, April 2. was won by Miss
Lena Herzberger, 5O6 e. Thornton ST.,
the lucky number being 1917.
The N N. club was organized at the
home Of Miss Rhodes, 412 u. Market
ST., Monday evening with the following
members: Misses Maud, Alice and
Mabel Brownless, Marguerite Rhodes,
Amy Heller, Mabel Brancher, Maud
and Lillian Myers and Bertha Mitch
ell.
At 1880 o'clock Wednesday morning,
an alarm of fire was sounded from box
125. The department. hurried to the
corner Of West Market st. and Rhodes
ave-, but no blaze was discovered.
During the past few months number
Of false alarms have been reported.
A corps of engineers are engaged in
surveying new route along the pres
ent line of the Erie between Hubbard
and Sharon. The present line between
the points named is simply succession
Of curves. and in n distance of six
miles, there are eight bridges crossing
what Is known as the Yankee run The
line will be strengthened and II Is
expected that all the bridges. with
possibly the exception of one, will be
eliminated.
The City Commissioners have given
the United Evangelical congregation
permission to occupy for 90 days a
portion of the street in front of the
church property. corner Wooster ave,
and Locust st. improvements are to
be made on the church building.
Mayor Young on Wednesday morn
ing fined Phillip Spullcr S. and costs,
the defendant having pleaded guilty
to assault In threatening manner to
wit; the drawing of razor, and
brandishing the same about John
Backe. James Lafferty, intoxication