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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
THE HONEST WTUPERAT0R.
(From the Springfield Republican,

,From the Springfield Republican,
After all the talk about political vi
tuperaiion, 1t may lie that the yitupera-
ton viii continue Just the same.
When people get passionate they say
things aud when tn y say things In
passion they think they are saying
nothing more than the gospel truth.
No one can adequately discuss the
question of yituperation without taking
psychology into account. Nitupcration
tuperator often believes, for the mo-
mcnt at least all that he says or i'm
plies, concerning the "vltuperce.'
This Is u subject that has long inter
estcd us; and possibIy'a few illustrn
tions viii serve 10 make the point
clearer.
Thomas Jefferson was, perhaps, one
of the most vituparated public men IN
our history. Oar New England clergy
declared that he wanted to burn III,
Bibles and destroy Mi the pulpits, and
they believed II. The celebrated poem
read AZ the meeting OF the Phi Bcla
Kappa society ut Dartmouth college
/ IN lSO3 Is n classic example of the art
OF Jefferson, the versilicr wrote:-
| CiInmerian goblins broodcd DER the
hour.
! When here wild protector rose tc
! power,
Dclusvc schemes dlstcud who's,
ploddlng brain.
Whose phllosophic robe dcbauchcric,
stain
lie weak In rule, unskillcd in mora
love,
In practice inhdel, In spirit poor;
Despisrd In person nnd dehased il
mind,
Al once the curse and pity of man
kind.
Rcvllcs the God his countrymen
adore,
Refined in INSULT There we sa,
him shed
Theatre sorrow DER the might
dcadl
oh then, then, heavens indignan
Slnmhers slept;
' The shade was wounded and the VII
tues wep;
>. The poet then took shot at NJ
r. Gallatin In these llncs-
!, columbians! See foreign child ,
vice,
Vilo leach of state, whose virtue
avnrlce,
Sedition nursed ana taught In ia,
. tons school,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
DECLARE THERE IS 4 SURE
CURE FOR NERVOUS
AILMENTS.
Use Of Paine's Celery Is Open
Iy Advised.
Wonderful Results Recently
Effected by Compound.

Buffalo, Oct. 8, 1901.-An evening
paper publishes symposium of phys
fcians' opinions regarding the efficacy
of various remedies for the cure Of
nervous prostration and attendant
ills. Each physician was asked to
express his opinion, first, whether
those diseases were durable when once
they had gained hold upon the pa
tient, and, second, whether the same
remedy would be beneficial in all
cases.
Without exception, the physicians in
terviewed declared that nervous pros
tration, when not too far advanced,
insomnia, rheumatism, indigestion, re-
sulting, as 1t most frequently does,
| from deranged nerves, dizzy head
aches, and most liver and kidney
complaints, were absolutely durable.
But the answer to the second ques-
tion was most remarkable, because
with two exceptions, all the doctors
mentioned by name Pane's Celery
Compound, n well known remedy,
manufactured by Wells & Richardson
Co., of Burlington, VT, and first dis
covered by the eminent DR.. Edward
Phelps, some years ago. after thor
ough Investigation and the accumula-
tion of a great deal of data, ,bouth were
and In Germany
1t is probably the one instance,
says the newspaper, where pre-
pared remedy has been openly in
| dorsed by physicians of such stand
ing. 1t seems that the formula of the
compound has always been furnished
to physicians in regular standing, and
that the remedy is generally prescrib-
ed by up-to-date practitioners both
here and in England and Germany,
where it is quite as well known as in
| this country.
Many wonderful cures by the use of
this famous compound are cited, one
of them the well known case Of Com
modore Hawell, of Washington.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
felt that they were literally true.

What is known as vituperation,
therefore, will always be difficult to
eliminate from human discussion over
issues which cut deeply athwart mems
interests and opinions so long as the
honest vituperator survives. Nothing
is easier than to believe evil of an op-
poncnt, honestly to believe It, And
when one honestly believes thing
1t is natural, in country where free
speech prevails, to express the belief
I'm vigorous language. Evidently peo-
pie must be careful about their be-
liefs, as well as moderate in their
speech.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
WISE ano " ~
" ~ Otherwise.

Last call for watermelons.
Great nights for coon hunting.
= =
There are still few remarks left
i'm Mr.. Walker. "
$500
To think that election will be over
in four weeks! ,g
1t is said Mr. Duffy is not the only
policeman who Is mad.
Bout time for Willie Boy to locate
gates and other movable articles
which may be conveniently carried
Off
Now II that Council committee can
will have at least one good act to
their credit.
|
Mr.. Sedcll should be more careful
in referring to the Board. Its mem
bers are not used to being called harsh
names(0.
Good many people waiting anxious
| ly to rise up and call the NJ. O'Neil &
Co., blessed for building that pro-
posed arcade.
The baying of hounds in the forest
Businesses these nights are but pre-
llminary to mighty tales of hunters
ut the village stores next day.
Strange stale of affairs when the
city must hire lawyer TO defend it
in II suit while il pays it's own at
torney for bringing the action.
T. + +
ON the other hand II Gen. Dick
wants to raise rag weeds whose busi-
ness Is It? II is his land. The neigh
bors may also raise ag-weed If they
like.
+ +
Some sarcastic citizen has remarked
that II the new Council had devoted
more time to attending to business and
less time to eating peanuts conditions
would be different.
+ + +
A local paper says: "Diphtheria Is
prevalent In Cleveland. There We're
III cases during the past week.
Sixteen eases in week among u
halfmillion People makes the disease
prevalent How many cases need
there be to cause an epidemic?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
For Surveyor,
II. -. PAUL, OF Akron.
For Commissioner,
CHAS. A. BARNES, of Copley.
NOT OUR FIGHT.

Except as taxpayers and citizens the
Democrats of Akron can have no In
terest In the disgraceful quarrel of
local Republican politicians regarding
the city's finances.
Years ago when the Proxy system
of administration was inauguratcd In
Akron the Democratic party not only
disclaimed and repudiated all respon-
sibility for results, but did not hesi
tate to predict what the inevitable out
come would be If that manner of af-
ministrntion were continued.
II IL the regret Of every Democrat
that the ills of which they complained
and prophesied should have been con
tinucd through TO the end, but they
cannot he blamed II now they de
cline to be drawn into the quarrel
which the inevitable time of reckoning
has put upon the Republican camp.
tiuNlhk iVhB p''h ''H'i w ''J'.
the fruits which came to them from
the pervers.on of representative gov
ernment in Akron, the machine poll
ticiahs should not muttcr agnlns
bearing the responsibility alone.
We are glad 10 note that the mel
who are now driving this respOnsi
bility home are Republicans OF n,
less good standing than cN senate
III. @. Sanford and solicitor Osborl
Esgate, And while 1t may not b
strictly IN accord with neutrality rc
quirements, we feel safe In obscrvn
that II the Machine politicians cxpcc
10 turn the flank Of the opposition the
Will have 10 rely upon weapons q
larger clllclcncy than the small bor
Councilman Scidel and the AkrO
Beacon.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

Bond buyers don't take curbstone
opinions as authority for the validity
of securities in which they are in
vited to invest Respectfully referred
TO some of the Councilmen who said
'they are told that the $16S, 600 bond
issue would be legal.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

are loose!
Far back in the spruce pond lies
brown,
And by 1t deer had laid her down
A slender deer who wakes to hear
The cry that crazed the bear with
fear,
That turned the grouse to craven
thing,
That drove the hawk to take the
wing
The cry of hounds that howl their
way
Fierce on her trail of yesterday.
No hope for her in the thicket to
hide;
1.-the limb must tire, and her throb-
bing side
Must tell of long race bravely run
If she he alive at set of sun.
In brush filled valley, on beechy
hill,
The life of the forest is strangely
still
And waits to hark with straining
ear
Till fades afar the hunt Of the deer,
And the wood, unvexed by hounds
and men,
Takes heart and breathes and smiles
again.
-Harper's Weekly
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

not think that as trustee of the late
President Nick Kinley's policies, Presi-
dent Roosevelt Is obliged to support
the Ship Subsidy bill. Fear of ca
lamity such as this may explain why
Senator Hanna always refers to Prest
dent Roosevelt with an "if."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

The London Spectators demand for
the recall of Gen. Kitchener from
South Africa is another verification of
the prophecy of several years ago that
the South African war would provide
a burial ground for some splendid mill
tary regulations.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

According to Councilman Seidcll,
Hon. II. G. Sanford Is "a narrow
minded man." The ex Senator is able
TO fight his own battles, but we feel
like saying that he was an engineer
upon a broad.guage railroad once.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

The leading speakers TO address
Akron people in the approaching cam
paign are Mayor Tom l.. Johnson and
Senator Foraker. They'll do.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

That business administration"
which the voters of Akron were
promised in last Springs campaign is
badly overdone.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
WHEN THE HOUNDS ARE OUT.

High In n birch, like n craven bird,
A gray grouse stands, for it has
heard,
Even the squirrel does not stir,
CrouchinG, n frightened tuft of fur,
Glad of its wings the woodhawk
scars;
The sheldrake leaves the forest
shores.
Along the brook no'young mink play;
Black bear has heard and hurried
away,
Splashed through a pool and leaped
TO spruce,
Ills hush and hide when the hounds
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

Col. Sanford seems to have the cs-
tecmed Board of City Commissioners
upon his grudge' book.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09
THE COUNTY TICKET.

For Representatives,
JOHN A. WINTRODE, Of Akron.
HON G. n. RUSSELL, of Cuyahog'
Falls.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
S. G. ROGERS, of Akron.
For Auditor,
DIR. II. j. BAUER, of Mogadore.
For Surveyor,
II. ID. PAUL, OF Akron.
For Commissioner,
CHAS. A. BARNES, of Copley.
For inlirmary Director,
JOHN SPELLMAN, of Northampton
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

One of the sarcasms OF the New York
campaign Is Tammanys use In the
Microscopes ANA steroopticons ana in
the posters all over town of Andrew
Carnegle's taily remark last winter
when he gave $5,JOoO0O To the citJ
for public libraries II viii stare at
the citizen everywhere
What Andrew Carnegie said
New York Is the best governed city
In the world. New York city IN
splendidly handled. Her streets.
parks, public schools ana public I'M
stitulions are mngnihccntly managed.
Upon the stump this Fan. the cam.
paign orators win have n great dool
TO say about the Administrations.
wise and business like policy of reel
procity" II would be very crafty
Ing TO Former Reciprocity Commission
er kasson II the job lot Of recmroc
ity treaties which ne presented TO fla,
Senate only to have ignored are I'm
cluded within the wise and business
like classification.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

Senator Spooner OF Wisconsin doe,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-09

For Prosecuting Attorney,
S. G.. ROGERS, of Akron.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
POISONED MILK
BEING SOLD HERE
Laws Are Said to be Too
LeRiODt
PROFESSOR CHESTER SPEAKS
State Chemists and Health Board
Start 4 Movement for Pure
Food Legislation
PROFESSOR CHESTER SPEAKS

When seen in his home No. SOS Adams
street last evening, Professor +. ID. Ches-
ter. head of the State laboratory in Della
ware College in Newark. confirmed the
report published yesterday of the finding
Of the extensive and INSCRIPTIONS use of
rormaldedyde by certain milkmen in the
city Of Wilmington. Not only is this
poison used but adulterations by other
means are fully exposed by the analysis
of the forty samples gathered 10y the
State chemist.
These findings are no reflection upon
Milk Inspector McEvilly, nor the milk in
speciion system of the city. for Mr. Me
Eyilly has been aiding the State authori-
ties in thiA investigation and was well
aware Of tine adulteraiions that were
being pracfccd. hut refrained from ac-
tion until the State chemists had reported
and suitable law for the punishment Of
hlsmen who use f1rmaldehyde could be
made.
The test Is being made in tie interests
of the health of the citizens of the state.
and will be- carried throughout the State.
WsEnjneion is the starting point and the
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Officially nm.

Buffalo. Sept. 13.-several messen-
gers were hurried from the house, and
1t was understood that they carried
dispatches TO the absent members of
the cabinet and the kin Of the Preai-
dent Additional lights burn for those
in the Milburn home and the house.
hold Is astir. Beyond the statement
that the President is critically I'll no
further comment has been authorized.
but it is manifest that the wounded
President faces a grave and menacing
crisis Alarm can be read in the ac-
tions of those to whose nursing and
care he is committed The scene
about the house is a dramatic one.
The Attendants can be seen hurrylng
behind the unshaded and brightly
lighted windows. and messengers come
and 90 hastily through the guarded
door Outside half hundred newspa-
per correspondents are assembled.
awaiting news
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
GRAVE NEWS
APFECTN MARKET
New York Stock Market
Weakened Decline in
Selling

BY the bulletins this morning re-
vealing the unfavorable change in
President McKinley's condition, the
stock market was badly affected.
Scott & co. announce that the New
York market broke widely as a conse-
auence of the report that the President
was dead. and that there was a decline
OF from So to S. . share in selling.
II. l.. Evans and f. ID. Lackey & Co
report that while the .ocal market has
been but slightly affected, the New
York market opened and stock lowered
from 81 to &c.
News Of the hter bulletins is having
tendency to settle the market to a
slight extent, though conditions are
uncertain
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

FACES
zlzzE=zrrrs'--
ACRISIS
Change For the Worse Early
This Morning
ALL PHYSICIANS SUMMONED
Messengers Dispatched For Re.
latiOns and Intimate Friends.
DIelTALIs ADMINISTERED TO HIM

Presidents Condition Was Very Un.
favorable at $50 O'clock Last Night,
But at Midnight He Was Greatly I'm.
proved, Only TO Suffer a Serious
Sinking Spell Shortly After O'clock.
It ls Announced Officially That the
President Is Critically lll-Favora.
Bile Indications at Midnight Com.
pletely Routed.
Milbun HoOse. Buffalo. Sept 1s.-
President Mckinley experienced a
sinking spell shortly after o'clock.
The physicians are administering
restoratives to him with the hope Of
reviving him.
A general call has gone out to the
physicians and the members Of the
cabinet now in the city.
Dr Park reached the house at 2.5O,
and shortly after him came Secretaries
Hitchcock and Wilson.
The Associated Press has been au.
thorizcG to sag that President McKin.
ley is critically IN.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Much Worae. says Nurse.

Milburn House, Buffalo, Sept 13.-
Mrs. McWilliams drove to the Milburn
house at 3.25. AS she alighted from
her carriage she said: Il was told the
President was much worse, and was
asked to come to the house at once"
Mrs. Newell. one Of the trained
nurses, suddenly called, arrived at 3.15.
She sprang from an electric cnrriage
and ran down the sidewalk to the
house.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

and light doses OF digitalis has yet
been administered.
The crisis will come tonight.
Chicago, Sept. 1926 p. m,--ludge
Chetlain today heard the habeas cor
pus case of the nine alleged anarch-
lists who We're arrested on the charge
of completely in the assassination Of
President Mckinley in the criminal
court building instead of the regular
court room
This precauton was taken in order
TO prevent a lynching. An excited
crowd on the outside threatened 10
lynch the men when the Presidents
critical condition was learned
Bunialo, Sept 13.-2.45 p. m.-The
guard over czolgosz has been in
creased today to it's original propor-
tions. Force viii be used to dispense
amy crowd.
Buffalo, Sept l8-3 p. MFRS. Me-
Kinley saw the President shortly be-
fore noon. She still Is ignorant of his
critical condition
Buffalo, Sept ls.-3O5 p. m.-The
President is said to be better than he
was at this time yesterday. The buI-
letin about to be issued will be fa-
vorable
Saratoga, n ", Sept. l3-S.lO D. m.-
The trail Of Vice-President Roosevelt
and his guide had not been found up to
2 p. m. Guides are searching for him
in every direction
New York, Sept 13.-4.3O D. m.-
Deputy Police Commissioner Devery
has received a message from Berlin. N.
H., announcing that foreigner rs en-
route TO Washington from there with
the intention OF assassinating Vice
President Roosevelt.
The police are looking for him.
Buffalo Sept 13.-5 p. m.-Prssi-
dents physicians report he is only
slightly improved since last bulletin.
Pulse and temperature remain the
same as at that hour.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
EXPRESS MONEY KISSING
Silver Packed in Wooden Box and Shipped
From keW York TO Wilmington

Officials of the United States Express
Company are puzzled over the where
ahouis Of q box containing $500 la silver
coin shipped to This city from New York.
II is said that nine boxes each contain
ing $500 in coin were shipped from New
York by the way Of Philadelphia. When
the boxes were counted in this city. it
was alleged. il was found that there We're
only eight, one having mysteriously dis
appeared while en- route here.
just how the box disappeared from the
express messenger is not known. The
boxes arrived at night over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at Delaware avenue
station. and it is said they We're rcceipted
for there by the agent in charge. although
he did not count them to fearn whether
there We're eight or nine.
At amy rate. when the shipment was
checked. one boS was missing aud detec-
tives are now at work ou the case.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
La - oleIoek RulIetIn.

Milburn House. Buffalo, Sept. 1S-
The following is issued by the Presi-
dents physicians at $50 a. IN.
The Presidents condition is very
serious, and gives rise to the gravest
apprehension. His bowels have moved
well. but his heart does not respond
properly TO stimulation. He is con
scious. The skin is warm and the
pulse small, regular. easily compress
sible and l2G; respiration. 80: tein-
perature. 100
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

result of the analysis has verified tho
suspicion of the authorities in a startling
manner The State Board of Health also
Is in the movement aud the real object is
Tor the purpose of getting substantial
proof TO submit 10 the General Assembly
in order 10 obtain some pure food leaisla
ton
FINDING OF THE CHEMISTS
OF the forty samples Of milk obtained
from local dealers 60 per cent. of them
were far below the standard set up nv
other cities which is T. per cent. solid
and % per cent. rat In some instance.
the chemists found the samples 10 he ono
half water, while in others the stuff sold
for pure rich country milk was nothing
hut skinned milk
All samples were thoroughly tested for
iormaldehyde and 20 per cont. of them
showed unmistakable evidence of the
poisonous embalming auid
4 certain alleged harmless preparation
used 10y milkmen also was tested and
was found 10 be q diluted form of for
maldehyde.
mlLKmEN PROTEST AGAINST CHARGES
Some local milkmen protest against the
wholesale charge OF the use Of formalde
hyde and other adulterations in the milk
aud say that in all fairness the names of
the guilty parties should be made known
as people are suspicious of all milk sold
and there is slight dropping OF in the
receipts of both the wagons and the dair-
les. When the entire work is finished
thorn may be q grnnl eNnnsc
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Death M oeeur at AnY Moment.

Milbun House, Buffalo. Sept. "a
At 1926 a. m. the President is so weak
that he does not apparently suffer
much. strychnine. digitalis and other
powerful heart stimulants do not pro-
duct effects and the worst is feared.
Ills death might occur any time from
heart exhaustion. Mrs. Mckinley has
not yet been informed Of the change
for the worse.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
plnItaIIs Admlnlstered.

Buffalo. Sept. 13.-At 3 o'clock all OF
the physicians We're gathered at the
bedside Of the President. 1t was stated
that digtalis was being administered
TO the President
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Hanna. Colonel Myron T. Herricks and
Mr.. McKinley's sisters.
Buffalo, Sept lS-94O a. ma
clergyman arrived at the Milburn
house this morning and was admitted
His name and denomination are nor
known at present
Pittsiield, Mass. Sept ls.-95S a. m
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Washington. Sept. 13.-9.15 a. M
Secretary Hay arrived at the White
House at o'clock AS he left he said
he was not determined whether he
would go to Buffalo or not
Cleveland. Sept. 10, ,-o.15 a. ma
special train left here for Buffalo over
the Lake Shore railroad at 524 o'clock
this morning having on board Senator
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
PRESIDENT
M'KINLEY
IS DYING
The President in depression profound that his death
expected at any moment.

Buffalo, Sept lS--6S5 p nj President
respond o
Presidents condition
stimulation continues
pofound only Of