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New-York tribune., 1901-12-23

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tIoratar becsIoeI
xenIa Copenhagen. December 8 -Scand-Anl
CIV ~ Augusta Savannah. December To-. Savannah
Nassau. December ls.. Bahama
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December IT, Anchor
NaunIia Stetn. December Baltic
sPhilade pha Porto Caoelio, Iecsioer 10. REQ =
r,rotens New-Oreans. December IS. Cromwell
i,srtbfee st Thomas December is. Quebec
So, ~ =. brunswick December 20..... Mallory
.f,afnria Bermuda December 20. Quebec
TUESDAY. DECEMBER -.
I1andarf Swansea December 10. Bristol City
.AIarca Colon December IL. Panama
ri Rfo....... .New-Orleans. December 10. Morgan
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Liverpool December ~ Whlte star
Antwerp December H.. Red star
T}nIiyia Gibraltar. December IA. Anchor
Sabine Galveston December lS Mallory
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Louisiana Copenhagen. December Scand
'Asghany Port Lmop. December .Atlas
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NETRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE:
cR.Nn OPERA SEASON 1eo1-1so--
0fAND Oh - - ~ IArRICE GRAZ

Under the Direction OF Mrs. = % - 7.s
Opening Night, Tonight MONDAY, PTS- DS 80 60
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE, "a A.
Ternna, Schumann- -Heink; van DSNA' -Nf-
Reszke Conductor. Danyosch q voNrO Er
"wednesday Evg Dec. 25th. at -I. zsTs
TrTIFTTE Eanes. Brfdewell; Alvarez, JolIIt0 r,o-
I0acs-y C,iIibert and Ed. Reszke Cond1eIo
FrFjav pee 27th. S-IL BARBIERE 11 - ps1-rs
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Conductor. Seppilh ..--, --,- wv rvyrrr sibvI
sat ATT Dec. IS. 2-RoMEo ET = 1I.Jy 80
Sandsrsor BrideweII. Alvarez Gilbert Bars DeOl-'''
I)ufriche and Ed. Reszke Conductor. Flon r,,-Sr
SAT F-v'g Dec. 2S. $ Popular Prices a - =.
Eames BrideweH Dippe. Campanari. and Jourhe' N'"
Snn Ey'r Dee 90 al s:3O-Craud Popular Concert
WEBER PIANOS USED
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amusemenIs-

aneaTnnsa Big Vaudeville and Comedg'
UuiilI IttH'N} I5. rs, soc. Box Sents. u.
TnuUiUl1 U (LAUGHTER the Main Feature
mi m CONTINUOUS VAUDEH,E sIAhs.
vln Nj )Webb's Seals. The Cycie-WnirL SUI
Euu Uks mitchell. Bunth & Rudd. Hugh stan.on
6ih Lv }"The Still Alarm ''S With Wand.
ull Af. See the Sensational Fire Engla9 sSl
FnTL (GRAND VAUDEVILLE Cns CaiN- =,
hN Peter F. Daley & Co. Bert t Coo,e STbers r
w 81. tBilly S. clifford Cnas s,6o1n,, r. DALT
i06IH {"THE LAST WOKD, p: RLAr
TspIy SnsI,IE n0sIP,IENINGss CHRIsTMAs ,sl,ua.. pAn,
23rd 81. IO.3o A. Ms r uIi rn - -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-23

Handy Encyclopedia of Current Events well the Mdu
+broh which all Disputes Political and National, be settled
Short Order For over years the Standard Reference Book Of Bot
Political Parties
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
TWINSBURG
Commencement Exercises viii be
Held June l3.
(Speclai Correspondence.)

(Speclai Correspondence
Twinsburg, May 15.-Mrs. Amelia
Blackman has opened an ice cream
parlor. She intends TO have ice cream
every Saturday evening.
A large crowd attended the ball Fri
day evening at Barber Blackmans
hall
Miss Mabel Dodge was home over
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Carey, who has been
very ill with plcurlsy and bronchitis,
Is able to sit up.
A May polo winding and farce
entitled Murder VIII Out" will he
given mt the Maccabce hall on Friday
evening, May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Ncil of Cuyahoga
Falls, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gilbert
and family of Cleveland, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Wing and family.
Mr.. Clair Hampstead, who sub
mitted to nn operation at the hospital
in Cleveland has returned home and
is able to work.
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Wall of Willough-
by, spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Lottn Wilson has gone to Ak
ron to spend few days with hcr,amt,
Mrs. II. &, Lovejoy, 12l James st.
A surprise party was given Mr., and
Mrs. Earl MaXam, Monday evening.
A large number was present. They
had good time as they always do
at Maxam's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt of Cleveland,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. w. Mattl.
Mr.. John Chamberlain of Kent
| visited here last week.
Commencement June Is.
Mr., and Mrs. John Nelson, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Nelson of South Solou
spenc Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
| York.
Twiusburg Hive, No. 215 meets tn,
LIST and Sd Friday of every month
instead of the list and Sd Saturday,
Mr., Ed. Wilson, left Monday morn
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
}Real ESTATE Transfers;



FURNISHED by the Abstract Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, 221 S. Main
ST.
William Fl, Freeborn to Nellie Il.
Branch, % IT. Doyle ST., $500.
Gregory !. Gonder 10 William Dutt,
80 fl, Carroll ST., $500,
Sarah u, Cahow, administrators to
Almon a. Bolton, 1919 It, Wilson ST.,
$1,000.
Miner j. Allen to Michale A. Ger
man, 10 #, Carroll St, $io0.
The Weary snlder Wilcox Manufac-
turing Co, to Charles Il. Bateman, 60
It. Wolf ST., $1,000
n. u. hoonta TO William Wise, "a
acres Green township, $1,95o
John 5, Killinger to solomon Harr
tong, Sl.loo acres, Green township,
$500.
Akron Cereal Company to The Great
Western Cereal Company, plant Ak,
ron Cereal Company, $l.00 and other
considerations.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
BieIer-

Miss Elizabeth Austgen and Mr. Geo.
Belcr were quietly married mt the
homc Of the brides sister, Mrs. Thomas
Costlgan on Ohio ST. Monday evening,
ut $40 o'clock, The bride and groom
are well known In Akron. They were
attended by Miss Blnnch Moore and
Mr.. NJ. Moore, cousins of the groom.
Miss Emma Nenner acted AS maid Of
honor. The Rev. a. Jordon of Canton
olliciated. Many out of town guests
were present. After bountiful we'd
ding supper Mr.. and Mrs. Bieler left
for nn eastern trip. They win be mt
home to their many friends after
June 3, at 1917 College st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
Late M Locals

Louis Stark, charged with assault
and battery on Simon Kneily in Police
courc Tuesday was discharged.
The 33rd annual reunion of the
120th Regimental Association will be
held ut Odcll's lake, Holmes county,
Ohio, on the Z. Ft w. Il G. II. r., OH
Tuesday, June 4, 1901, commencing at
10 o'clock, am. cbarp.
9 o
Miss Estelle Emslic, of Toledo, has
brought suit at Wooster for 5000
damages against Eslie NJ. Kcener, II
West Salem farmer. The young wo-
man claims that Keener broke IL
promise that he would marry her.
ss
The City Commissioners have instruct.
cd the n. q. T. Co. TO use q new Stag
or concrete base In relaying pavement
it has torn UP on West Market st.,
instead of putting the bricks down
without this.
Typographical union No. 1S2 will
hold n special meeting in Schumacher
hall, s. Main ST., tonight, for the pur,
pose of clecting n delegate TO the
National convention to hc held in
Birmingham, Ala.
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock
Ascension day will be observed Mt st
Pauls Episcopal church with full
service and celebration.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
CLINTON.
Funeral of Mrs. Jas. Hoyc--
Arbor Day Exercises.
Especial Correspondence,)

tCptCldl
Clinton, O., May 15.-The funeral
of Mrs. Jas. Hoye, who resided north
of town, was held at this place last
Friday. Mrs. Hoye was born In Union
county, Pa, in 1885, and died May
s, 1901, at Barberton, O., aged 66
years. Mrs Hove's maiden name was
Sechman. In ! $50 she married John
Weir, four children of this union
surviving, Mrs Harvey Shank, for
mcrly Of this pace and VIM. Wehr,
of this place, re!ng her children. Mr..
Wehr died II 1887. In 1896 she mar
ried James Hoyc. who survives her.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
kahl; burial in Clinton cemetery
W. IL. Sullivan, who had been doc
toring in Cleveland. was taken serious
ly i'll at that place last week. On
Friday he was removed TO his mothers
homc near Warwick, At this writing
he is somewhat improved.
The appointed Arbor day was not
observed by the pupils of the schools
this year. so last Friday they filed
| in the places where trees of last
! years planting had failed to grow. n
row of fine young maple trees nearly
surrounds the school yard now. In
few years the trees will make fine
shade meanwhile the pupils for whom
| the trees are named, will make name
| for themselves.
John Doran. of Akron. drew the
beautiful quilt at the l.. o. L. Nj. social
last saturday evening.
Miss Agnes Costello. of Akron. was
the guest of her friend, Miss Adissa
Yost north of town, Sunday.
A. *. Shultz and family spent Sun
day Mt Burton City.
John Zimmerman of Akron, visited
his parents here Sunday.
w. IL. Dreuery drilled 1O0-foot
well on the school yard last week.
The pupils of the High school will
hold festival on the school lawn
on Saturday evening, May 25th. All
arc invited to come.
"Unclc Toms Cabin" is advertised
for this place Friday evening, May
17th
Wm. Donnenwirih. wife, and child,
of Akron, spent Sunday with their
parents of this place.
Z. w. Rhoades was in Massillon,
| Tuesday.
l.. f. Becker accidentally fell and
dislocatcd his collar bone.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
DOCTRINES
OF Church to be Vim
dicated.
Presbyterian General Assembly
Now In Session at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, May 15.-(Spl.) THE
delegates to the 18th General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian church of the
United States, which will be opened
here tomorrow, are arriving today.
There will be $50 of them, 325 Of
whom will be clergymen and an equal
number laymen.
Tho subject of greatest public inter
est TO be discussed viii be the report
of the committee Oh revision of the
creed.
1t will suggest that new commit
tee be appointed to prepare n sum
mary of the reformed faith, not as u
substitute for the Westminster confcs-
sion but "to vlndicato and clear the
doctrines of the church from all asper-
sions and misconceptions"
This committee on yindlcation will
also prepare amendments on the
chapter relating to the decree Of the
Almighty, the fate of infants not
termed elect, the Christian Sab
bath, the taking of the oaths, the
Pope of Rome, whom the confessions
terms anti.Chrlst, that man of sin
and perditlon, and the doctrines of tho
love of God, the missions and the
Holy Spirit.
The informal canvass for moderator
seems TO point to Rev, DR.. Geo. IT. Pur
vcs, pastor of the Fifth ave. church
New York, as the choice, but he il
said TO have II strong rivalry among
Western candidates.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
TOO BUSY
To Attend Circus We're Sherbondy
People.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence)
Sherbondy, May IA. -- The cold
breath of the Boreal winds causes our
teeth to shnttcr.
School closes next Friday.
Mr.. Leonard has hired man.
Albert and Frank Blankenhagen are
employed by Mr.. Frederick.
Mrs. ID. o. Betz visited in Sherman
n few days last week.
Only n few took in the circus last
week, as everybody seemed too busy.
Nirna Harman was Il successful ap-
plicant at the recent BoXwell examlna.
tion.
Ruth Washbum Is on the sick list.
Our strawberry agriculturists could
be seen covering their various patches
for protection Sunday night. No
would advise them to move their farms
further south.
A nest Of eight small bunnies was
found by Irving Washburn while
blowing Saturday. Sports, clean VI
your guns for next season!
Mr., Petley was II caller mt JAG Her,
mans Sunday.
Squire Witner is doing considerable
justice work since his recent appoint
ment.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
BIRTHS.

STIOULER-To MIR. and Mrs. Wm
NJ. Shoulcr, 104S Bowery ST., Monday,
May 10, u son.
WErNEI.-ro Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wetzel, 1T Bank St, Friday, May 10
n son.
SHACKLETON-T Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Shacklcton, 103 South Val
ley ST., Friday, May 10, son,
classic Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. u
Glass, 425 Park ST., Saturday, May IL
n son
BRYANT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Bryant, al Yale St, Friday, May 10
n son.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
SUICIDE AT KENT.

Chris WISE aged 10, unmarried, was
found dead in Chas. Barber's pasture
lot near Kent today. Ills throat had
been cut, and beside him lay butch
or knife. In his pockets were bottle
Of carbolic acid, some rough on rats
and whisky. 1t is undoubtedly II case
of suicide. Wise was well known in
Kent He was n ne'er-do-wcll,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
SEASON
For Family Reunions Is Approach
ins-Bis Catch of Fish.
lSpecial correspondence.

Especial COrreSpondence.)
Comet, May 15.-Last week Mr.. Free
man Daily and brother, Harvey, went
to Fritch's lake and broke the record
catching fish They caught 3l5 blue
gills, seven salmon and two bass in
half day.
The entertainment in the United
Evangelical church given by Mr. Ref
snyder of Akron, was we'll attended
Saturday evening. All were we'll
pleased.
The Lockwood orchestra paid our
Sunday school u visit last Sunday.
Some fine selections were given.
Come again.
The Trisch- Workinger reunion will
be held on the Highland Park camp
ground on tho Sth day Of June. All
come.
The entertainment in the school
house given by the Agent of the Wiz
ard Oil Co, Mr.. and Mrs, Christy, was
enjoyed by all. They are royal enter
tainers. The voting contest gave the
solid gold band ring to Miss May Dick
crhoof; the lamp was drawn by Mr..
Fri Greenhoe, of Inland. From here
they will go to the Pleasant Valley
school house near Springfield.
Farmers are busy preparing to plant
corn
Mr.. John Buchtel visited his sister
Mrs. Harmon, over Sunday.
There will be preaching in the United
Evangelical church next Sunday after
noon, by tho Elder, Rev. Rife. In the
forenoon Rev. Rothrock will preach in
the Church OF God.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
PROSPECTS
For a Large Fruit Yield Are Ex-
ceIlent MiIlheim News.
(speclal CorrespondeuccJ


Millhem, May IL Farmers In this
locality have finished sowing oats, and
are preparing their ground for corn
planting,
The wheat is ii, good conaltlon and
promises an average yield
According TO present indications,
fruit of all kinds viii be plenty.
Our school term closed last Friday,
with picnic,
Mr., b. y. Philips and daughter,
Blanche, visited friends at Kent last
Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Mills Of Kent, spent sun.
day visiting friends in this village.
Some Of our young people attended
the Wallace show at Akron last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Perry Blxler OF Kent, paid our
village dying visit last Thursday.
William Snyder had his left hand
severely injured last week while work
Ing at his saw-mill
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
ROUTE
For Wadsworth Electric Line
Was Fixed by Officials Today

tric line that will be built to that vii
lage. 1t will run to the square in the
center of the town where loop will be
built. The franchise for the line In Me-
dina county has already been secured.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
ROUND ABOUT.
Breezy Items and Comment Clipped From
Local Exchanges.

than usual Some farmers think there
is not much profit in raising potatoes
at 30 or 81 cents. Potato elements in
the soil diminish rapidly 80 that the
yield is less than formerly. Several
years ago IL was estimated that this
township produced 10000 bushels.
1t is not probable that so many will
ever be raised again.. Randolph Cor
Ravenna Republican.
John Whipplc sold his sorrel team to
Cleveland parties for $500, Warren
Anderson sold pair of bay colts, -four
years old, known as the Wittcr team
TO Akron parties for S42o. Both of
these sales were good ones -Windfall
Cor. Medina Sentinel.
Five girls from Kent occupying one
buggy, camc near being spilled out in
Stow the other day by their horse
soaring at street car, The overload
ed vehicle is said TO have been due to
shortage Of street car farc.-kent
Courier.
Health Officer Wood met man on
Chestnut street Monday who bad Il
suspicious appearance His face was
swollen and badly broken out. The
officer took him to the White hospital
at once, where the case was diagnosed
as measles. The sick man was Harry
Segnor of Randolph. He had been to
| Cleveland and came here on the morn
ing train. He did not feel badly and
was quarantined in the Courthouse
Park until neighbor took him home
a report rapidly spread that he had
smallpox and many people peeped
around corners TO get view of him.
Ravcnna Republican.
The Mennonite Old Peoples Home
near Rittman will be dedicated on May
20, at $50 p. III. A. good program
has been arranged for the occasion and
rich spiritual blessing is expected
People of the surrounding country
and neighboring towns are warmly
welcomed to attend and take part il
the service. c.-Orrville Crescent.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
AKRON OR SANDUSKY
Will Secure New independent Window Glass
PIant---No Bonus Asked by Backers of
Industry.

Either Akron or Sandusky will he So
lected ms site for the independent
window glass plant which will he
built by Mr.. A, j. Bates and his ms.
soclates.
He was taken TO Kenmore Tuesday
afternoon by MIR. n, r Steiner. He
said that he considered the location
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
Announcement.

The Arcade buffet has been purchased
by Neal and Finch, The formal open.
ing will take place next Saturday eve.
ming. Music and refreshments are
on the program, together with a gen
eral invitation to all to come aud have
a good time.
Mr. Sam Harris, the popular and
well known wine clerk, formerly with
the Elks' club, has been engaged and
will be pleased to see his old friends
and acquantances at The Arcade buf.
fet ON South Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15

an ideal one for factory of the kind
that Il Is proposed To build, The con
ccrn does not ask for bonus Of any
kind. 1t is backed 10y men who have
been in the glass business all their
lives, At the time the glass trust was
formed they sold out their interests
in the factory at Dunklrk, Ind.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
Out OF Funds.

Arkansas City, Kns., May 1o.--(SplJ
One result of Mrs. Nations recent
crusade is the shutting Off of revenue
derived from saloons. AS II consc-
quence the city is now without cleo
tric lights and shy in the matter Of
needed sewer extensions and water
works equipment.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15

The
Louisville & Nashville
Railroad
Operates the nnest passenger
service in the South. The equipment
Is up,to date, the road bed
without an equal and the time
the fastest. Through trains of
magnificent coaches and drawing
room sleeping cars between I.,- j.
Cir irn att,
k-o AiA Vile,
ENapSNiii@ E or
<3S- louis n FN5
New SriSa1s,
eS9 ~ q q g. ola,
La - g or~iIi - @rd
SIT AZ ga stsro
Through the historical and scenic
regions Of Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida.
For full descriptive matter, timeta-
bles and maps address
C. L. STONE, General Pass. Agent
LOUISVILLE, ky.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
BAD ATTACK.
Door of Strapp's Room Nailed
lIp.

James Shapp was brought TO the
City Prison from the inhrmary, where
he was sent with case of snakes"
Wednesday, and Will have hearing
Saturday ON charge of petit larceny.
At the infirmary Strapp became so
wild 1t was necessary TO nail up thc
door Of the room where he was con,
fined.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
SNAKE-BITE:.
How a l3.Year-OId Boy Treated

Norfolk. Va, May 15.--(Spl )-Claudc
Ryan, -, while playing near Win
chester, yesterday. was bitten on the
ment's hesitation he began cutting Off
the finger to prevent the poison fror'
spreading. His companions stopped
him and the lad then cut the flesh from
about the wound and sucked the pois
OH out. He suffered little from his eX-
perienne
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15

Attorney Francis Seiberllng and Mr..
l., Il. Beilstein, general manager of the
Northern Ohio Traction Co. were In
wordsworth today. At that place they
selected u route for the proposed cleo
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15

If all the electric railroads down
on paper in Northern Ohio are built
in the next two years, travel in this
section of the state will he mnde very
easy. Nearly every town of impor-
tance will be connected and Cleve-
land, Akron, Canton, Massillon, Ra-
VIENNA and Medina can all be reached
by electric line from Wadsworth.
Keep your eyes on the old town.
Wadsworth Banner.
Street Commissioner Wheeler did not
scrape Medinas streets, the week past,
for the very sufficient reason that he
could not hire a team. "Just could
MT get a horse is James laconic and
melancholic reply when you ask him
about the bumps and roughness on our
town streets. But do it at once now
James, please.-Medina Gazette.
Local wool buyers are around, offer
ing farmers 1G cents for their wool
they affirm that it will drop to II in
side of month. Sixteen cents pei
pound Is what was paid for the same
grade of wool in 1893, under "FreC
Trade" and during the great panic
Now we have Prosperity, and higt
Protective Tariff, yet wool is worth
no more today than it was then. vii
some high Protective advocate pleas,
rise and explain why this is thus?-
West Guilford Cor, Medina Sentinel.
The Cleveland and Wooster electric
line will be completed to Medina il
July, hut probably it will require unit
| October | or later to get it into opera
tion, We have positive assurance from
headquarters that it is the expccta
! tion to run the line down Main stree
| In this village, and it may be com
| pletcd TO Wooster by January /. Th,
power house will be located ut Medi
na.-Creston Journal.
Meacham Bros. will plant twent,
acres to potatoes, Present indication
denote that there will be less acrcag,
| planted to potatoes ia this township
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Strottner, Wadsworth ......2 90
Mary Slegferth, Akron ............21
Groom's occupation, foreman.
Harry c. Major, Akron ........... .26
Cora II. Moon, Akron 81
Groom's occupation, foreman.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
1000 Militia on Guard.

Albany, May i5.--(Spl) There win
soou be 1000 militia on guard here.
So FAR, there have been no serious out
breaks today.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
Both Sides Rest.

At two o'clock this afternoon the
State and defense rested in the Carr
ease Each side VIII be given -four
hours in which 10 argue to the Jury.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
FOUNTAIN
Unveiled at San
Francisco.
Ceremonies Attended
by the President.
Condition of Mrs. Nc
Kinley's Health
Nav Demand That She be Brought
Home at Once.

San Francisco, May 15.-(Spl) Pres
ident Mckinley this morning attended
the unveiling of the Donohue fountain,
the work of Douglas TiIden, a deaf and
dumb sculptor.
The fountain was erected in memory
of Peter Donollue by his son, j. Nj.
Donohuc, and is dedicated to mechan-
les of san Francisco. Peter DOnohue
was the founder of the Union iron
works.
President Mckinley is still unde-
cided as TO his future plans. All de-
: pends on the condition of his wife.
Washington, May 1J.-(Spll Word
has been received here that IT. Mrs
Mckinley does not show encouraging
ana speedy Improvement the President
will take her direct to Canton after
the festivities at san Francisco are
ended
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15
ZOO Cote to Classify

FOR SALE-Ornamented bird cage,
size 3lax6 feet; on exhibition at
Pouchot. Hunsicker & Co.'s hard
ware store, 2l6 South Main st. Tel.
314. II Ices
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-15

WANTED-~One band sawyer and one
all around woodworking machine
man. Call at once, South End cor.
stanton ave. and Getz st. Both
phones. ltrantz Body Co, II 23
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ing for Cuyahoga Falls.
The Parlor Tea Mt Mrs. Mary Dou-
brava's, was well attended for the
kind of weather it was. Proceeds,
$2.2o. ,,l.a
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Stiff Sentence for Bank Robbers.

Chardon, o., May 15.-(Spl)--Chas.
Taylor. otherwise Chas. Lowry, ana
Jos. Ryan, who robbed the bank here,
were today sentenced to 10 years in
the penltentlary.