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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
Late " Locals

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6B3tefH
Visitors to the Pan-American Expo.
sition are much impressed with the
extensive exhibit made by the Ohio
Archaeological Society. 1t far excels
the exhibit of any other State, due,
no doubt, to the fact that Ohio is the
leading State in America in the extent
of its prehistoric relics.
Section men are quitting the employ
OF railway companies to work on farms
at the high wages offered. This has
caused incl eased wages to be offered
the section men.
Attorney w. r. Talbot has received
commission as Notary Public.
A number Of the new dances will
be introduced at Prof. Barron's shirt
waist dance at Silver lake next Mon
day evening.
The G. & z. railroad is preparing
for fast schedule from Cleveland
to Pittsburg. Double tracks from
Cleveland to Hudson will be completed
this season, Another Improvement is
a large stope arch bridge over the
river at Bedford.
Henry Deter, Youngstown market
gardener, hanged himself in his barn
because he had been scolded by his
wife.
Orrville Methodists are up-to-date,
says Nthe Wooster Republican. Here
after during the heated season on Sun
day evenings the Methodist congrega-
tion will hold open air services. Seats
to accommodate large congregation
have been arranged on the vacant lot
Just north of the NJ. Il. church. A plat
form for the choir and speaker has
been provided.
Mrs. Gertrude Wonderly who has
been at he City Hospital for several
weeks, i'll with consumption, will he
taken to the County Intirmary.
Views of Akron's business houses
will be displayed at the Buffalo txpo.
sition in the moving picture bureau
A crowd of young men are now in
the city taking photographs of the
down town blocks.
a meeting OF the Executive com
mittec of the New Music Hall Co.. was
held Thursday evening to consider
plans for the building, but nothing dc
finite was done.
| y =
The Goodrich band will give a fire.,
concert in Perkins park at $50 p.m
Sunday.
West Bachtcl ave. property owner,
have been given permission to con
struct n private sewer in that stree
from No. 20I to point 200 feet westcr
ly.
The Goodrich Social club will civ,
a dance this evening at Lakeside park
The Merry-Makers will dance at Lake
side Saturday night.
e.
The house being moved from tn
southeast corner of High and Ex
change SITS. 10 the corner of Buchte
ave. and High ST., was taken acros
Exchange Thursday night 1t wa
found unnecessary to cut any wires o
the telephone companies and n. o. 4
Co.
The Northeastern Ohio lodges of rh
knights of Fidelity, including the Ak
ron lodge, will have their first annua
outing next month. The place ha
not yet been selected, but it will prol
ably he Ashtabula. Why doesn't tn
local lodge put in an invitation fo
Akron? No better picnic place in tn
state.
|
1t is understood that Dr. A. NJ. Col,
formerly of Akron. who not long ag
organized the Ohio OIL Cloth compan,
got in on the ground floor on the Oh
ganizatlon Of the new oil cloth trus
| which Is to have its headuuartnr nrs n
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
ATLANTIC City EXCuRsIONs.

NILANIIU NII1 CUKSIUNS,
Via =. q w. and B. & o. II. r. July
18th and Aug, 18th; good IL days;
rate $3.50 round trip, stop,overs at
Washington on return journey. Tor
further information see c. ID. Honodle,
agent Union depot
Jul TO Aug lo inc
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
MRS. BONNIE
INDICTED
FOR MURDER.

Washington, July 12.-(Spl.)-Mrs.
Lola Ida Bonne was today indicted
for murder in the first degree for
shooting James Seymour Ayers in Ho-
tel Kenmore May 15.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

$3.50 ROUND TRIP TO CHICAGO.
Via Il. n o. II, r. July -, %, 26
good returning until July 80.
July s to Is inc
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

CENTRAL. PASSENGER ASSOCIA-
TION MILEAGE.
The Erie Railroad now sells and ac-
cepts c. p. A. mileage orders.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

now train leaving q a. M, arriving
Buffalo 30 p. m. No change of cars.
July to II inc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

Help wanted or house for rent? Try
the Democrats want columns.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
JULY 18th is OHIO DAY PAN.

SO round trip every day via Erie n.
X. all trains; 10 day limit; S4,+0 round
trip every Tuesday. day limit. Try
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
COLUMBIA WON.

Brenton's Point, July l2.-(Spl)-
Columbia won in today's races, cross
ing the line 81 seconds ahead of the
Constitution.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12
Railroad Notices

BAPTIST ASSEMBLY OF OHIO,
Mt. Vernon, $3.50 round trip via C.
a. N c. Ry" July IL, 16, Is, 20, 30,
good until July 81. Jul o.10.1l
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

Use Democrat want column. 1t pays.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

Orrville Methodists are upto-date,
says >the Wooster Republican. Here
after during the heated season on Sun
day evenings the Methodist congreca-
tion will hold open air services. Seats
to accommodate large congregation
have been arranged on the vacant lot
Just north of the NJ. Il. church A plat
form for the choir and speaker has
been provided
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

Henry Deter, u Youngstown market
gardener, hanged himself in his barn
because he had been scolded by his
wife
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-12

1t Is understood that DR.. A. NJ. Cole,
formerly of Akron. who not long ago
organized the Ohio OIL Cloth company,
got in on the ground floor on the OF.
ganizatlon of the new oil cloth trust,
which is to have its headquarters at
Youngstown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
MODERN FABLES.
BY GEORGE ABE.

men of unimpeachable Character and
there you are
The Graduate delivered a good hard
Roast Ca the Respectable stay-at
homes.
He struck straight from the Shoulder
at the Prominent Citizen who is so busy
with mis- Income that he refuses to get
out and give his Time and Money to
the glorious Work Of Municipal Re
form.
When be returned Home he told his
Father all about his Plans for redeem
ing the City and State.
Forget it," said his parent CHUCK
ii, Take something for iti"
Il have fitted myself for a Career"
said the Young Man. Il am away up
on Tariff Reform. The Law of Sup
ply and Demand is simply Nuts for me.
! can repeat the Constitution with my
eyes shut, and can, quote John Stuart
Mill by the Yard. 1t is Shame to
smother these gilt-edged Talents in
Manufacturing Business. The Univer-
sity Man owes a certain Debt to Sooie-
ty."
You bet he does" said the Old Cen
tleman. warmly And if he doesn't
mind his PS and Q's, Society will
throw him down and choke him and
take it away from him."
You don't seem TO bank very much
on unselfish Patriotism said the Son
You are the Type of Commercial Cy-
mic that | walloped so hard in my Ora
non. Personally you wouldn't blow a
! Safe or Climb a Porch. and yet you re-
| fuse to Buckle on the Armor and at
| tack the Forces of Evil If you don't
want to fight the Battle of the People
at least you might stand on the Side
I Lines and root for Honest Government.
Il rooted for one or two Campaigns.
replied the Father, and when | want
ed to get Permit for Switch Track
to the Factory, the Forces OF Evil look
ed up my Record and Immediately
| gave me the Boots. as it were. For
tunately ! was acquainted with an
/ Agent of Darkness named Fatty Din
kle. Mr.. Dinkle's Head rises straight
] from his Collar. / regret to say that
he is the Managing Editor of a Thirst
Parlor. with a Crap Game upstairs and
a Done Laboratory in the Basement
Mr.. Dinkle squared me with the Gang
and ! got my permit In Spirit Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
MAD AND NATTER.

Every capable physician takes into
special consideration the mental con-
dition and environment of his patient,
recognizing the great and direct effect
the mind has on the body.
Many remarkable cures undoubtedly
made solely through a change in the
patients mental state have served as
the basis CT the mind cure, the faith
cure and the hypnotic cure and other
fads in which there is a grain of truth
and an ocean Of nonsense.
An instance Of the power of mind
over matter was shown the other day
in the Brooklyn Maternity Homeopathic
Hospital in the case of a typhoid fever
patient who was in the last stages Of
the disease and seemed doomed to
death He was a young man engaged
10 be married During his Illness he
kept repeating his sweetheart's name in
his delirious wanderings until the con-
slant repetition attracted the attention
of the visiting physician, who learned
that the wedding was shortly to have
taken place. AS medicine had no effect
slpon the case it was decided as last
resort 10 notify the young woman that
The only chance Of saving her fancee S
life was to marry him.
The girl at once hastened to his bed
aide. She was instantly recognized by
the patient, whose delirium at once
ceased minister was summoned and
grasping his sweetheart's hand the sick
man sat up in bed and they were mar
RED The physician permitted her IL
stay at mis- bedside several hours a day
and the last report was that the young
mans recovery was certain. Or Gu.
pld can beat us all sometimes" remark
ed the doctor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

therefore 1t reyolts me to be friendly
with a Rum-Seller, but we had to have
the Switch-Track or shut up Shop. To
be sure, we might have stood out. We
might have taken a Tip from the Col
lege Grafton and refused to eompro-
mise with the Practical Politicians. II
we had done so, have large OIL
i ainting of our Competitors chipping
in freely to protect Us in our Rights
When the Masses are Educated such
men as Fatty Dinlfle will not sit in the
Council Chamber" said the Student
81 thought of that at the time sad
the Old Gentleman, fand / decided that
we would have to wait 200 Years to get
that Permit via the Education Of the
Masses. We were in Hurry to get the
Pant Working and decided that we
could not wait that long. The average
Hustler of to-day cannot Educate the
Masses with one hand and meet Bills
with the Other. But if you want to &c,
into Politics and scour it up and dec
dorize 1t, will introduce you to Fatty
and he will take you out and show you
Plenty that John Stuart Mill never meA-
toned in any of his Books
The Graduate said he was Keea u
study the Problems at close range, so
he took letter of introduction to Old
Dinkle.
The Boss of the Ward greeted MIN
warmly.
Welcome to the Club" he SAID. and
then he called up the house We are
always glad to find a Money Guy Eho
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

.o.e.~o~.e:~.e.o:e.e.e.

"lf I had me job to pick out" said
Mr.. Dooley, I'D be judge. I've
looked over ali tn others an that's tn
ony wan that suits. | have tn jul
dicyal timperamint. hate wurruk.
"Ivrybody else is pushed an hurrid
in this tumulchuse age. TIL business
men has to get to tn bank befure 1t
closes an III banker has to get there
befure tn business man escapes, an tn
high-prieed actor has to kill off more .
graduates " tn school ~ actin thin
would Oil the stage VERY fhornin.
All Is rush and worry Kings an
imprors drek about their jootes like
bell-hops. til pampere1 son " lux
my at Newport is tbryin FIR mile
a minyit in his autymobi.l an tn
on'y leisure class left in tn wurruld
is tn ioodsyary. Mind ye, Hinnis-
sy, I'm not sayin anything again
thin. | won't dhrag tn joodicyal er
mine in til mud though | haven't no
ticed that many iv thin lift it immod-
estly whin they takes tn pollytical
crossing ! have tn high rayspict f'r
tn job that's tn alternative iv sixty
days in Jail. Besides, me boy, | hwy
thin.
Somewhere a la-ad hits somewan
on tn head with an axe or sinds him
a bunch " prosic acid done up to look
like candy Maybe he does an maybe
he don't; but anyhow that's what he's
Jagged f'r TIL polls are in a hurry to
get to tn pool-room .befilre tn flag
falls In tn first race an they carry tn
case 10 tn gran jury; tn gran jury In
diets him without a thought or sus-
picion iy a har-rd feelin', tn Judge
takes his breakfast on tn bench to be
there in time an charges tn jury TO
be fair but not TO f,fget tn man done
it, an tn jury rayturns verdict "
guilty with three cheers an tiger.
Til pris'ner has hardly time to grab
mp his hat befure he's hauled or to ms
funeral obsequieS, an tn onprejudlced
public feels happy about it. J don
believe in capital punishnlnt. Hlnnes-
sy. but twill niver be abolished Whlle
tn people iniys it so much They re
p, jus squarin thimsilyes fr tn rayVoit-
! in details whin wurrud comes that
Judge Tamarack iy Opolis has granted
a stay iv proceedin's. Stays " pro
! ceedin's is devices, Hinnissy be which
! tn high coorts keep in form. It's
| lagal joke. | med it up. Says Judge
Tamarack: 4 know very little about
this case EXCEPT what I've been toll be
| tn harmed counsel f'r tn dayiinsa, an
/ don't believe that, but ! agree with
Lord Coke in tn maxim that tn more
| haste tn less sleep. Therefore to all
sheriffs. greetin: Fen jarrin' tn pris-
ner till ye hear firm us,
80 tn prisoner waits an dhreams
he's a Iightnin rod an tn public warts
an ivrybody waits. Tn high coort Is
busy in its way. Ivry two or three
years it is discovered takin' nap at a
county seat in tn corn belt an 1t hands
down a decision fr tn defendant In
case fr damages CROWN out Nv tn
! Shap REBELLION. Thin it dhrops on
again. TIL judge that tried tn case re-
tires to well-arned job with a rail-
rood comp'ny, tn jury has ceased to
look f'r their pitchers in tn pa-apers
an tn insurance comp'nies insure
young Cyanide's life f'r tn lowest
! known preemyum. Occasionally a
Judge iv tn coort iv appeals walkin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

in his sleep meets another judge, an
they discuss matLhers. How ARE ye
gettin' on with the Cyanide case,
judge I'm maxim fair Roadway,
judge. / r-read part ~ tn vardict Nv
tn eorener's jury las year an mex
month whin tn fahin' is over, | ex-
pict to look into tn indictment. IT'S
puzzlin case. TIL man is not guilty.
Well, good bye, Judge. I'll see ye IN
a year Of two. Lave me know how We
IRE gettin' on Pleasant dhreams
An so they mart The higher up a
coort is tn less they see Nv each
other Their Office hours are firm
quarther to wan leap years. Ye take
a lively lawyer that's wurruhed twinty
hours day SUN sthreet railroad com
p'nies an boost him onto a high coort
an he cant think out iv hammock
Tn more exalted what Hogan calls tn
joodieyal station, tn more it's ike
n donltory. Tn years r0wl by an IN
tillygraft op'rator that's been expictin
ii sind a rush tillygram through young
Cyanide appears bat in murmur iv tn
chief Justice discussin To notification
theory But wan day tn decision Is
waited down. TIL coort fnds,' lie says,
that tn vardct was conthry to tn law
an tn ividince. We seen this firm n
I first. It's as plain as tn nose on yer
face. Tn Judge was prejudiced an tn
jury was ignorant TIL iyidince wasn't
( sufficient to hang p cat We reyarse
/ tn decision an ordher new thrile that
full justice may be zone. We can
not help remarkin at this time on tn
croolty iv subjectin this unfortunate
man TO all these years ~ torture an
imprisonment with case again MIN
which we see at a glance durin tn
Mexican war cud not shIand the test iY
Tia law.
But whin tn decision is carried to
tn pris 'neF. tn warden says Who p.
Cyanide. says tn clerk iv the coort.
He's not here, says tn warden. On
consultin me books, | find man iY
that name left in Tia year sivinty-wan.'
Did he escape? in a sinse. He cud-
dent appeal. In d way he did. He's
dead.
SO, Hinnissy, I'd like to be a judge
iy a high coort dhramin tn happy
hours away. No hurry. no sthriyin'
atrher immejet raysuts. no sprintin'
no wan hollerin' 'Dooley j. hurry up
with that ne exeat, or Dooley, hand
down that opinyion befure III batthry
gives out tbs tn thrue life iV aise
an gintlemanly comfort. lis wait till
tn clouds rowl by, It's time was meant
Tor saves It's a long life an an ahap-
by wan. Like tn Shamrock II, III
coo1t acts we'll in stays but can't run
heture tn wind \ jury is fr hangln
! ivry man but tn high eoort says: 'fe
must die but take ye'er time about It
an go out Oh way ye like. If ! wanted
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

TO lead from a hand containing ace,
king and two small trumps. with an es-
tablished suiSof FIVE or six cards. Ex-
perience has demonstrated that the best
opportunity for great results Will follow
if the king followed by the ace OF
trumps is led At a first glance this
NAV seem like radical advice and the
student OF the game is urged to make
study OF such hands as come under MS
notice when he will see that the rea-
sons here given are sound. Any trump
lead from such a hand may cause ser
ions loss. but such loss is almost al
WAYS occasioned by the trump leader
having first been forced. The two SIT
nations that are most likely to cause
loss are-when one opponent holds i've
trumps and has a strong side suit, or
four trumps while he and his partner
are strong in the same suit. II payer
holds four trumps there are several
points in his favor that no one else
holds five, while it is quite likely that
the dealer. if no one else, holds four.
If the king and ace OF trumps be leo.
and an opponent holds four trumps, ana
an established suit. the result will prob
ably be loss. If two honors are led. and
a third round is not advisable, one OPP
ponent with a small trump may ruff the
established suit early and force the Or
igna leader; while the other opponent
with two trumps remaining may bring
in his mariners suit, when loss viii re-
suit from the king. ace. lead. The
chances are that after Two rounds OF
trumps. the opponent with two trumps
left VIII be the one forced and in this
case the original leader is more than
likely to bring in rs suit. Even allow
ing for the two or three very bad COM
binations that can exist, and then TAX
ips into consideration the number of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

sious And il Is not only among the r4eh
md the fa4hionabc women of society
that this nuisance of overdressing exists.
In runs through all srratas of society.
know vou men who arc struggling along
on moderate Salaries. who are rising but
have AL they eau do to make both ends
meet and whose greatest hill is the cloth
ing of their ornamental wives"
And Mr.. Sutro went on to state that
this extravaganza Of American woman
in the matter OF dress is responsible Tor
a. large share Of theft and defalcation by
American husbands.
Mr. sst59 IS possibly mislcd some
-wbN 3y appearances. II he would
ellnb down from his altitude among
fsa Fcuf Hundred he might discover
that every s.slish and fashionable gar
meat he sees isn't. r $4,000 affair from
worth's Paris shop, but may have been
the work of the nimble fingers of the
wearer herself American women are
second only to the Parisiennes in the
matter of taste in dress. In carriage and
beauty they are second to none. Mr.. SUI
tro should have taken these facts into
account in making up his wholesale in
dictment Of American women for ex-
travagance in dress. A comparison
would probably discover that the dress
making bills of Uncle Sans nieces do
net exceed, # they equal, the tailor bills
of his ncphews.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

Whist Club is recognized everywhere
as strategic player. Last Wednesday,
in the regular compass game in Brook
lvn. she made trump opening that re-
suited in a gain of five tricks for her.
self and partner, Diamonds We're
trumps. Mrs. Tucker, holding ace.
king, jack. ten and one small card. led
the ten of trumps. Second hand hold
ing the queen, nine and one small card,
did not cover the ten, which she took
for short lead The ten, of course,
held the trick. Mrs. Tucker continued,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

trumps ones partner may hold, togeth-
err with the protection he may be eapa-
bic Of affording in the suits in which
the original leader is weak, two rounds
of trumps as an opening lead cannot
fail to offer the greatest possibilities Of
gain. The lead of low trump cannot
be advised under any consideration. II
the first round be won by the enemy
one would have to be unusually FORUM
ate to ever bring in the plain suit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

wants 10 go into this Game. ~. II.
that Front of yours you can he'' t1;ct.
swell Mugs and I'll line up tue ~ I,oys
evs You tout me to the Whine p no
and I'll keep you strong in tne p @or,-
foints Well rib UP lead pipe III On,
bination and play both Ends a sis me
tbo Middle. Your father can wolh 4.
church vote and furnish the oolt tha
7 understand il YOU want to get lh'9 49,
7 eeislature I'll keep you in the ~
islsture. Young Fellow, as lohs az I.o,Ir
precinct goes for me- Now put Yam
Iewelry in the Safe and hlae .o,
Money in your Shoe and III TAX y yon
ont to meet the People that can Nv .,,t
come Good. But before we start, vi VII
10 give YOU one friendly steer nat
have to prove right at the star Pc.
von,re against all this Civil servlcee i L,
form hanky-panky and Mldnisn Nnr
ing business or both of us VIII your
dered the first place we go mo - No
Motto from this minute Is. NO uar 10
water. No Police. And sou w@N'
get in right, make it Strong :, Tho
That Fall the brilliant son W 10
wellknown Manufacturer was eiec Iris.
the legislature by Spontaneous "
ing of the Common People. .oduat.
Moral: 1t requires a Postru atn;ng
Course to round out Mans its'n'"'
.sue declares that she Is sinsie
choice" said Miss Kittisn -. asked
.srs,,t ala she say whose choice
M. Erocks. Detroit Free Pfess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

In order to become Greater Wheeling
we must get together with our suburbs
and to that end we should encourage
every reasonable project looking to the
shortening of distances. such as the
proposed tunnel through Wheeling
Hill, which viii save mile in the DIS
lance TO Fulton, and new electric lines
Seeking entlsnce TO this city. which
viii give US rapid transit and con-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

tinuous communication with the OUT
living districts Of which Wheeling is
the natural business center In these
days when Hustle is spelt with a large
II time saved is trade gained.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

These keen. brisk days when the
frost is on the pumpkin and the corn
is in the shock" and Dame Nature has
donned her brilliant and yariegated fall
garb, bring out Weddings fine points
as an Autumn resort.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

warm fact i is mimic war--and
player Who commands the greatest
sources. all else being equal, is apt
carry off most Of the honors.
New York Evening POST publishes
following on that important line
play witch every whistler will read v
Interest, although he may not Apr
CT it:
go
Mrs. Z. E. Tucker, Of the Brook
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27
WOVEN AND DRESS.

.rhe common sense example SET by
Mrs. Roosevelt in dressing within $2e2
a year proves her worthy % be the tifa-
lady OF the land. said Theodore Suuo,
prominent lawyer and husband OF one
of New Yorks fashionable women, the