Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-02

torney In Police Court Thursday In
a way which made good impression.
Likewise he also favorably impressed
the Police Department by placing
box Of cigars at the disposal of the
court attaches and others about the
building.
| James A. Hamilton has purchased
and will return TO his first love. The
Orrville Crescent. He has made the
Massillon Times bright, newsy lit
tie daily, and will no doubt make the
Crescent better than ever before. 1t
is sincerely hoped, however, that he
will not undertake to make it bigger
unless he increases the number Of
pages.
A Maine Sheriff is strongly opposed
to the christening of ships with cham
payne, and has sent q telegram to
Bath, Me-, where ship will shortly
be chrstened with flowers, commend
ing the plan of abollshing the liquid
baptism.
He evidently realizes that cham
pagne was made to be poured else
where.
"Ye men of gloom and austerity,
who paint the face of Infinite Benev-
olence with an eternal frown, read in
the everlasting Book wide open to
your view, the lesson 1t would teach.
Its pictures are not in black and SOM
bre hues, but bright and glowing tints;
its music--save when ye drown it's
not in sighs and groans, but songs and
cheerful sounds. Listen to the million
voices in the summer air, and find one
dismal as your own."-Dickens.
The Spaniard when transferred to
America, falls into American methods
with great readiness, and is particu-
larly fond of the brisk manner in which
business is done in our great West.
One of them came into Cumberland,
Md, town Wednesday with revolver
in one hand and stiletto in the other
, ana drove out all the inhabitants of
the place. He then held possession of
the place for a day and night and
was only ousted after serious trouble
by the officers.
In his address yesterday to the men,
bers of the Portage Summit Pioneer
Association upon the occasion of their
annual outing at Silver lake, Judge
N. ID. Tibbals touched upon line of
thought which is usually avoided by
the average speaker ut midsummer pic
MICS. but the contrast only serves to
make what the Judge said the more
valuable and interesting. 1t is an
encouraging sign of the times when
men OF Judge Tibbals' intelligence and
station feel obliged to speak so frank,
ly and honestly of the perverted eco.
nomic conditions about them, and
when they publicly affirm the need of
the application Of corrective measures
unmindful that their opinion place
them ut variance with the transient
policy OF their party. In another
column will be found a liberal report
of the Silver lake address.
MI. Hicks weather forecast Is moi
always identical with that of the
p United States weather bureau, but here
are his predictions for August, readers
being requested to bear in mind that
'"ro err is human
(, at Is quite probable that stormy
: weather will prevail in many sections
during the openings days of August
"'' ''"t o'oin NohultionS may con
tinue generally covering the 9TH to tn,
E1Oth. A marked storm condition /.
very certain to develop about Tues
d day, the 9th, to Friday the 9th. Higl
v temperature and some severe storm,
are quite probable on and about thes,
dates. Cooler weather may be expect
U ed from 9th to 18th. A reactionar,
Q storm center falls on the 18th and tn,
l. l9th, new moon also falling on tn,
l4th, and the probabilities are that tn,
storm conditions arising will contiuu,
from 16th to Goth. About Sunday, tn,
18th TO Tuesday. the Goth, very decid
ed summer storms will visit many
localities, Our conviction Ia that very
d serious drouth generally with cloud
D. bursts and water spouts locally. viii
% be the order during August. On ant
touching the 2ath and Goth there Ia 4
return to reactionary storm conditions
b. The Vulcan storm period begins ON til,
" 18th and runs into September"
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