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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04

army IN T.
finally defeated by English.
Aug 2-Napolson elected first consul OF
France.
First electric light with carbon points pro-
duced in England.
1903
April 3O-Territory of Louisiana purchased
from France for Sl5000.0O. Territory con-
sists of LID ,93l 50 uare miles.
Au-. a-Robert Fulton started his drst
steamboat ON the River Seine in France.
ISU4.
Sept. 25-Twelfth amendment to constttu-
Dec. 2-Napolson crowned emperor OF
France.
1905.
March 4Thomas Jefferson and George
Clifton inaugurated.
May Napoleon crowned king OF Italy at
June 3-Trcaty of peace signed between
Tripuli and the United States.
Oct. :l-Erglish fleet under Nelson de-
stroyed French fleet at Trafalgar. Nelson
Dec. battle of Austerlitz: Russians and
Austrians defeated by Napoleon
Nov. 2l-Berlin decree Issued by Napoleon.
1t declared :. blockade OF the British isles,
order,d all Englishmen in countries oc-
turi'd b. French troops TO b. treated as
l.sh merchandise. and several other
things.
OF. l4-Napoleon defeated Prussians at
The tailors formed first trade union in the
United States.
ions steamboat Clermont from New
York to Albany ,s.
Jan. Act prohibiting Importation OF
slaves into country became law.
tSpD,
March flames Madison ard Go orge Gin
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04
Bring Them..Here.

Have you relative ofany kind,
or friend in the east who wants to
know anything about Kittitas or
or whom you desire to have locate
here? If so, send him THE DAWN
one year and a copy OF our souvenir
edition. That will bring 'en.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04

r.n r.uroptan boundaries. II concluded
t.. ,ahors ard aGjourned May Is. 1915.
I"c. "i-Tr.aty OF peace signed between
''-eqt Britain and United States at Client
rum.
t.t...D S:crhenson built his first successful
way locomotive. II Travelled at the
rate OF six miles per hour.
1918.
Jan 8-Brit!sh defeated by Americans at
;cw Orleans.
T. h J. Napoleon returned to France
ON E.ha
g. g. Napoleon met final defeat by We'll
-"'ni. ~ Waterloo.
Jty ,.nuis XVIII. entered Paris as king
= : - pcicon surrendered TO Capt
-..t':.. of Enrl'.r friEate Bellerophon.
~ r .aty OF tn Holy Alliance signed.
&C. = .rond Utpc.+ Of Paris signed be-
;w,,E France and allied powers.
1880.
.'"~iI 1O-Uu!ted States bank chartered by
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04
way. nrst Of the English railway N,

way. nrst OF the English railway n,
opened
Dec. -Belgium's independence aekneua'
edged by allied powers.
Jan. H-6outh Carolina railroad. first ~
senger and freight railroad In ~
States, opened for trafYic.
July 4-Ex- President James Monroe -
in New York aged 70.
July 8-First successful reaper INVENT
Of Cyrus II. Mccormick. tested at SteeSsS
Tavern. Va
1892,
March Black Hawk war begun.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04
March Black Hawk war begun.

~ aAiS ~ St IcIUh
bill In England be-
came law. 1t pre-
vented a revolutin
and gave to III
middle classes tn
supreme politicl'
power in the kirw.
dom.
June 22-First dean
from cholera in al
United States M|
CURED at NN'
York.
July 13-Source n
Mississippi disc@s
cred by Henry n
Schnolcraft.
July 1i-Tarif meas
ures Of 1923 pHy.
TALLY repealed.
Nov. l3 TWelftb
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died of a broken heart Her husband.
George ". refused to permit OF her cor
onation as his consort.
Aug. lO-Missouri admitted to the union.
Sept 2l-Central American states oecIa<so
their Independence OF Spain.
.SZ:.
Jan. N-Independence OF Greece proclaimed
Sept. 7-Brazil declared its independence
OF Portugal.
1923.
March N-Augustin l. Of Mexico compelled
TO abdicate and Mexico proclaimed re-
public October 4. 1928.
Dec 2-Procla by President Mon
roe declared that for the future the
American continents were not to be con
sidered as subjects for colonization by
any European power. This constitutes
the Monroe doctrine"
1874.
Aug 4EBolivia declared its independence
of Spain. oe
Nov. 9-Tenth presidential election. or
popular vote John Quincy Adams re-
ceived lO5.321: Andrew Jackson. lh2.s.@;
W. H. Crawford. Al. 2f5; Henry Clay, a..
OS7 No candidate for president received
a majority OF electoral votes and eiec-
ton devolved upon house Of representa-
tives John c Calhoun elected vice
president.
1928.
- NJ VIC cd fOY
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Dec. 1-Emperor Alexander I. of Russia
died Nicholas l. crowned emperor.
1926.
Feb. 8-Biea's comet discovered.
July 4-EX Presidents John Adams Quin-
cy. Mass. and Thomas jefferson. Month
cello Va. died.
July 6-Treaty between England, France
and Russia signed at London to secure
Greek Independence.
1925.
Nov. u-EleVenth presidential election
Andrew Jackson received 65S, OPS popular
and Us electoral votes: John Quincy ID
ans received 5I2,l59 popular and SO ol,c-
toral votes.
1899.
April l3-Roman Catholic relief bill passed
by British parliament. 1t admitted Cath
olics to parliament and to most civil! and
military Offices under the crown. By it's
passage civil war in England ana Ireland
was aVer.eG.
Aug. S-F.rst railway locomotive operated
in America started at Honesdale. Pa
Sept. l4-Treatv of peace signed between
Russia and Turkey in which Greek in
dependence was acknowledged.
July 7-Bsginning Of second French revo-
luton.
Sept. l5-Liverpool and Manchester rail-
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Feb. l0-Queen N@-
toriu married to
her cousin. Prints.
4A.i,ert OF Saxe-Css-
pl.:i:.
Jule-F'ifth censt&
taken. Population,
ICES. &c.
,uly lY-" Britannia.
FIRST OF the cunara
stearne r.. arr.Ve1
at Is, slcn II CANS
: hours nom Liver
pool.
\ uV. lt-t'ourteenth
pre- siGentiai e lie c.
ton. " lillian Hen-
ry Harrison re
ceived 23i electoTak
and | n--5Olt OODu-
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congress o r q v
years capital. S35.
WH. 800.
April First pro-
tective I "A + ! IF .till
psse.d by congrf So.
July 5-lce n quarter
of an inch thick
formed In Pcnnsvl-
vania. New York
and New England
states.
J uly 9-Argertine
Republic declared
its Independence of
Spain.
Dec. i1-1ndiana ad-
m I I q to the
I'M iop
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VI spain ~ ''''>
crowned first en-
peror as Aucustin
l., Sept. a. 49,.
NJ arc h 5 James
Monroe and Daniel
d. Tompkii : iE@u-
gurated l!es. O. Mt
and vice pres.d' at
for second term
April G--N Il r f o r
Gre { X independ-
cnce i. gan against
Tuvfey.
May IN a y q G o n
die d at St. Helena.
aged 81.
July rs - Peru de-
clared its independ
ence Of Spain.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-01-04
A TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Leading Events in a Century
of the Worlds History.
A Thing to Save for Future
Reference.

tween treat BTU
ain and Ireland.
Feb. 9-Treaty of
pc ace between
France and Aus
tria.
Feb. lS-T h o m n s
jefferson ele ct t d
president b. vote
Of the house of
representatives be-
cause OF tie in cleo
toral vote lctWs en-
himself and Aaron
Burr. the latter be-
coming VICE presl-
dent.
March 24-Emperor
Paul of Russia as
sassinated.
M arc h 2l-French
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= -. a, 80, No., Jan. I2-FamiIy OF
norm A"r""' - @ Bonaparte exclud-
August - '''' ed forever r 0 m
France by law OF amnesty.
March flames Monroe and Daniel d.
TompkiEs inaugurated.
Dec. mississippi admitted to the union.
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BitSlucIit, a = ~
state ha wing one
vote. John Quin-
cy A d a m 9 re-
ceived 10. Andrew
Jackson. Z. a n d
William H. Craw-
ford. 4.
May GA m erican
Unitarian associa-
tion organized in
BOSTON.
May &C o u n ( OF
Art is crowned
king Of France as
Charles Y.
] une 17-C orne r
stone Of B u n X e r
hill monument laid
by Lafayette.
Ocf oQ-E ri 9 canal
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Feb A-Mexico declared It's independence
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
DerSOnal
an0 Social

Mr. Louis W. Miller, of 300 Il. North
ST., left Friday for Alliance, where he
will meet the Al. q. Field MINISTRIES,
spending several days with them. lie
has n number of friends in the com
pany.
Mr.. Edgar IL. Ellis, who has had
charge of the photographic color WORK
at the Werner Co., left Friday even.
ing for Milwaukee, wis, where he mas
secured better position. lie was ac,
companicd 10y his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Myers enter
tanned the Merry Twelve Pedro clul
Friday evening, First prize was Civ
cn to Miss Charlotte Good and III,
consolation prize TO Mrs. WIN Eicn
enlaub. a dainty lunch was served
by the hostess.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
DIDN'T HOLD.
Law Requiring Payment
of Money.
Northfield School Board Won
Important Suit.

The decision of the Circuit court in
the Macedonia school case covered
an interesting point In 1898 Mace
donia was set off rs II school district
by ITSELF and its School Board demand
ed II part of the school money on
Northlicld township The township
School Board refused to pay.
Prof. G, f. Seesc, however, prom
ised Macedonia that he would get a
bin through the Legislature requiring
Northlield to pay this money. He did
so.
Still Judge @. Il, Grant, attorney
for the Northheld Board advised
against paying the money and the
case was taken into court. The de-
cison is in favor of Northfield on the
ground that the law affects u past
transaction.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
WARM
Contest For Nom.
inatiOn
For Probate Judge Next
Spring.
Mr.. Rowley Will Have
Support
Of Judge Anderson and
His Machine.
Orlando Wilcox the Opposition
Candidate.

There will be a spirited contest at
next springs Republican primaries for
the nomination for Probate Judge.
Mr.. A. j. Rowley, it is understood,
will have the backing of Judge An
derson's Machine, which will still be
in business at that time. regardless
of the action that may be taken by the
Legislature in reference to Akron's S
form of government. One of the con-
ditions of Mr.. Rowleys accepting the
management of the campaign this
spring was that he should have the
support of Judge Anderson's Mayor
atty administration.
The Democrat was informed today
that Attorney Orlando Wilcox, of the
Falls, will also be candidate for the
nomination, and will have the support
of the opposition to the Anderson
Machine.
The friends OF Arthur Dctric of
Hudson, are booming him for the Re
publican nomination for County Treas
urer. The only other candidate an
nounccd is Mr.. Fred II. Smith, Of the
Second National bank. The nomina-
tion will be made at the primaries next
spring.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
DEATHS.

EVANS-John Wesley Evans, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Evans, 30OE
Allyn St, died Friday night OF con.
sumption, aged % years. The funeral
viii be held from the house at pm
Monday.
MESSER-AIrs. Hannah Messcr, wild
ow of the late Samuel Il. Messer, died
at her home, 40 Coburn ST., Friday
night, of neuritis. She was 80 years
old. The funeral will be held from the
Main st. NJ. Il. church at 2 PIN. Tues
day.
MCFARLAND Mary, 4-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Nc.
Fnrland, 202 West Miller ave, died
Saturday morning of pneumonia. Fun.
cral from st. Mary's church at 2 p
III. Sunday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
'Real Estate transfers;

FURNISHED by the Abstract Title,
ST.
A. Louise Sumner to Hiram Neal,
lot near Champlain ST., $3.50.
Nathan w. Shaw to Jacob A. Blodt,
GO feet Division ST, Hudson, 5000.
William Il. Sawyer TO Prudence In
gram, 40 feet Collinwood ave, $l17.
Sarah A. Betz to Arthur a. Moore,
lots Sacrah A. Bets allotment Bar
berton, 5000.
Arthur A. Moore to Byron Bough-
ton, 80 feet Betz ST., Barbcrton, $3.50.
Arthur A. Moore to William H.
Etling, lots Moore allotment, Bar
berton, 500,
Harvey Musscr, trustee to Minnie
Diemer, Is feet, Yale St, $500.
Thomas Lee TO Sarah Lee, y acre
Norton township, $3.50,
Harvey w. Townsend TO Cornelia
Il. Miller, 80 feet Bowery ST., $3.50.
&. a. Dillworth to Il. j. Falor, $50
feet Miller ave, and $3.50 feet Lake
sts., $637
Cornella E. Miller to. Charles III
Miller 80 feet Bowery ST., 81.
Daniel \plun In Charles Nelan 56 I.
feet Center ST., 5000.
Henry Gates to Cora b. Gates, lot
MogadOrc, 5000.
Henry Bauer to Katie Seltzer undi
Nded % interest 30 acres Green town
ship, $500.
Henry Gates TO John Gerhold, LOT
Hudson, 5000.
Henry Paucr To Ellzaueth Schultz
30 feet BoweIy ST., $3.50.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
HUNTED
Everything but
Work.
Spent His Time Reading
YeIIOWbacks.
His Wife Wants Divorce
From Him.
Dispositions to be Taken
For Carr.
Paiee.Barber Case Settled
Court House News.

Mrs. Orie Wat, of Cleveland, asks for
"A divorce from her husband, Alvie
Vial, because he spends his time hunt
ing, reading novels and loating.
He resides at Macedonia where their
home was located until she left him
to earn her own living. They have
two children. She says he has con-
tributed nothing toward their support
since March Is, 1896.
ANOTHER DAMAGE CASE.
Charles Warner has sued the North
ern Ohio Traction Co., for $4,000. He
was struck by a car on \. Howard st.
Mar ch Is, 1901. He says the car was
being run at reckless rate Of speed.
Warner was carried distance of $50
feet on the fender.
WILL FILED.
The will of Eliza Il. Wetmore, Of
Cuyahoga Falls, was filed in Probate
Court Friday. She gives $1,000 to
each of the following: Eliza L. Ward,
Mary Sin, Mrs. Emma Heath, Mary
Wetmorc, Grace Heath, and Eliza Ad-
ans. The last named was IL servant
at her home for many years. The be-
quest is to be held in trust by the exec
utor of the will, the beneficiary to re-
ceive the income. After her death II
grave and the balance of the money
is to be given to st. Johns Episcopal
church. The church is to build me-
mortal window to the two grandsons Of
the testator. A thousand dollars is al
so given to Joanna Wilson. Other
money bequests are us follows: Frank
Heath, 500; Arthur Heath $500; Har-
old Heath, 5000.
CASES SETTLED.
The litigation between o. G. Barber
and A. 7. Paige was settled Saturday.
Mr.. Barber pays the judgment to Mr..
Paige in full and the receiver of the
American Alumina Co. is authorized
to settle the judgment he has against
Mr.. Paige for $500.
The case of Beck VS.. Kublcr was set
tied out of court.
DISPOSITIONS.
Nolney Skinner of Cambridge has
| been authorized to take the deposition
of Henry NJ. Jasper to be used by the
defense in the case of the State VS.. Ed
win Carr.
JUDGE KOHLER HOLDS COURT.
Judge j. A. Kohler, who has been in
California for several weeks, held court
Saturday morning
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
Wants a Late Con-
VentiOn.
Fears Strain of a Long
Campaign.
Some Democratic Gubernatorial
Timber.
Especial Correspondence

Columbus, April 20.-Colonel James
kilbourne, of this city, is out in an
interview in which he strongly ad-
vocatcs the abandonment by the Dem,
ocrats of Ohio of the convention plan
and the nomination. of the State ticket
this fall by primary election. He says
in his authorized statement, that the
nomination of Republican candidates
in Ohio during the past few years has
been dictated by II very few men and
has been in no sense the action of the
whole party This state of things
he dcplorcs, and while hc makes no
mention of similar conditions in his
own party, his belief and knowledge
that they exist to some extent may
easily be read between the lines.
The adoption of Colonel Kllbourne's
suggestion would certainly work to his
own advantage this fall. He makes
no secret of the fact that he is deslr-
Gus of securing the nomination FOR the
office of Governor, but he will make
no undlgnllied effort to win the sup
port of his party's representatives
He says he prefers being defeated
again TO entering wild scrambi,
for the prize. He Is undoubtedly Tho
strongest Democrat in Ohio ANA hi,
popularity would almost surely secur,
to him the nomination. If the question
were decided by popular vote. Ther,
is more doubt of his success at a con
ycnrlon. Other men OF his party I'm
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
WAIT.
Water Co. Makes
the Request.
Cannot Afford to Pipe
North Hill.
Wants More Fire Hy-
drants If 1t Does.
The Board Is Considering the
Matter.

Hon. Geo. w. Grouse, president of
the Akron Water Works Co., appeared
before the City Commissioners Sat
urday and asked that the laying of
water mains on North Hill either be
deferred until next year or that the
city give the company more fire hy-
drants in that section. He said that
1000 feet of pipe would be required
beyond the top of the hill and that
the company could i'll afford to lay the
mains without Il guarantee of greater
return than Is now in sight.
The Board has the matter under con-
sideration.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
NO ACCIDENTS
Though Wires We're Down and
Snowslides We're MANY.

That no serious accidents occurred
as the result Of the storm In marvellous.
In many parts of the city wires were
down, aud on Howard ST., n telegraph
pole broke of short near its top. Snow
sliding from roovcs narrowly missed
pedestrians. Ii was necessary In many
cases to shovel snow off of Hat rooves,
its great weight being dangerous.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
RIGHT OF WAY
Being Secured For Electric Line
to WadswOrth.

The n. o, II. Co. has lately been Sc
curing right Of way indicating that a
line may be built TO Wadsworth via
Western Star.
When spoken TO in reference to the
matter today, an official of the com
pany declined To discuss the subject,
but did not deny that the line was con
tcmplated.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20

ceyte.aaNcs.aY.at,

Mr. G.. A. Mueller has reported to the
police the theft of II $50 overcont from
Mrs. Rachel Mulligans boarding house
at 115 S. Prospect st.
Both the B. n o. and Eric Compan-
les are considering propositions to ex-
tend branch lines to Doylestown.
The local lodge of the Catholic
knights of ohio instituted Il lodge COM
posed of young men of Cuyahoga Falls
Thursday evening. The exercises were
held in c. NJ. Il. \. hall this city.
The will of Charles Klcnhagen was
filed in Probate Court Friday after
noon. The wife is given life use Of
the estate. After her death the prop.
crty is to be divided equally between
the children.
Curtis Staub, the man who is in Jail
at Lisbon, on charge of the fatal
shooting Of Andrew Miller, farmer,
is 80 years of age, His wife from
whom he has separated, is living at
the home of her mother in Kent.
Staub is Il barber.
Principal O. A. Cole of the Cuyahoga
| Falls High school has resigned to be-
come assistant instructor in mathcmn.
ties in the Cascadllla school, which
fits pupils for Cornell. He will take
his new position in October.
80
The Prcssfeeders danced at Militant
hall Friday evening. The party was
thoroughly enjoyed by those who were
/ present.
W. Il, Langdon of the Erie closed a
contract Saturday afternoon with the
! X. q. II, NJ, for an excursion from this
city to Conneaut Lake, May 80.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
BIRTHS.

DlES-To Mr., ana Mrs. G. II. Dies,
2li Grouse ST., Tuesday, April 10, n
son.
ARNOLD--To Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. II.
Arnold, I3lla West Center St, Mon.
day, April II, son
COMEY-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Comey, 210 North Valley St, Wednes
day, April II, II son.
liOENSCHIED-To Mr.. and Mrs
,lOspph lIocuschled. sos Bell ST.. Wed
nesday, April IL, SON
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
LARGE PLANT
Will be Located In Akron
Carriage Shop.

A carriage factory employing 100
men Is seeking Il location In Akron.
from the firm Friday asking whether
Il site could be obtained here provided
no bonus was asked.
The company states that it will have
an annual pay roll of at least $4,000
The plant is now located in an Hi.
nos manufacturing city. Mr.. Phuegel
expects to bring the plant to Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
Commissions Arrive.

The Commission for the Summit
county justices of the peace have ar
rived,
Squire Fred Deutsch, of Clinton
came TO Akron Thursday to get hi,
commission. He was accompanied b,
Mr.. T. NJ. Erase, n Clinton merchant
Squire Deutsch was the only Demo
crat in Franklin township to win on
at the election three weeks ago. IL,
was elected by 20 votes.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
ADDRESS
Will be Given by
DIR. Priest
To Graduating Class at
New Madison.
DR.. Ebrisht Talks to
Students.
Tells Them Vim and Visor Are
Needed Back of Education.

DR.. Priest left for New Madison,
Darke County, this morning. He will
deliver the class address ut the COM
mencement exercises Of the New Mad
ison high school this evening. Sunday
morning he will preach in New Mad
ison He will also visit Westvllle and
Mlllerstown on his way home arriving
in Akron Tuesday.
Professors Olin and Spanton also have
out-of town engagements for Sunday.
Prof Olin will preach at Sharon while
Prof. Spanton will hold services at
Leroy.
The program for the college literary
will consist of short lectures on the
lives of some of Amerca's noted men,
These lectures will be both instructive
and interesting.
The students were favored with Il
solo by Mrs. Chas. IL. lsbell Wednes.
dSy morning in Chapel.
Or. Ebrght gave a happy and in.
structive talk in chapel Friday morn
ing. He maintained that any young
man or woman must have vim and en-
ergy back of his education in order to
be successful III life. The students are
grateful for these interesting, lnstruc-
tive and encouraging talks from those
who have fought the battles OF life
successfully.
Prof. Egbcrt has been on the sick
list Tor the last few days.
Cordova Coffee Is sold by all gro.
Ipp ~.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
SALARIES
Of Librarian and Assistants Was
Increased.

At meeting of the Library Board
Friday evening it was voted to increase
the salaries of Miss Edgcrton, Mrs.
Prochl and Miss Rose. The ladies
have been employed by the Board for
several years. Their services have
grown to be very valuable and the
Board took the action in recognition
of their excellent work. Hereafter
Miss Edgerton Will receive $50 per
month, Mrs. Prochl $50, and Miss Rose
$40, 1t was decided to refrescoe the
interior of the library rooms aud To
cXpcnd $50 for new books.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
CARPET.
Operator Russell Called
Upon It.
Must Answer Charges Of Neglect
of Duty Wednesday.

Police Signal Operator Ed. Russell
has been ordered to appear before the
Board of City Commissioners ut 1
pm. Wednesday, to answer charges
Of neglect of duty.
The Board took the matter up Satur-
day and prepared written charges
which Chief of Police Durkn was in
structed to serve on Mr.. Wilson.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
Sermon For Mutes.

Rev. y. w. Mann preached ser
mon to deaf mutes at st. paul's Epis-
copal church Friday evening. There
were Il number present from out of
the city to attend the services.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
SLEIGHS OUT.
A Number OF People Take Ad.
vantage Of the Snow.

A dozen sleighs were soon on the
streets this afternoon, and Slcighing
was reported fairly good The damp
heavy quality OF the snow kept the
runners from sinking, and caused them
TO glide along easily.
The novelty of slelghing in April may
also have had something to do with
bringing out the slcighs.
once tried, always used Is Cordoya
Coffee.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-20
Akron Man Chosen.
Especial Correspondence

Columbus, o., April 20.-M. Il. An
dcrsOn of Akron, was last evening
elected one of the vice presidents OF
the Ohio Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, whose annual
meeting was held in this city yestcr
day.
ROBERT 0. RYDER.