Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-18

credit for borrowed "copy"-also more
honest.
Governor Nash is now an LII. D.,
and yet he permits Akron to have
prizefight. 1t is remarkable that such
a good man is so remiss. s.-Ycungstowp
indicator
With street car and telephone con-
nections bringing all surrounding viii
lagos into direct touch with Akron,
well soon be ready to drop the Zip
Top City" for metropolis"
+ 4. +
With interpreting the role of Elijah.
combing kinks out of the alleged con
spiracy against the Zion bank, bolster
ing up the faith and organizing new
ranks, Dowie Is busy man.
Young women are placed in a very
uneviable position these days when
they refuse offers of marriage. Ac-
cording to daily dispatches, such dis
plays of courage are Immediately re-
warded by the suitor's killing the girl
and frequently himself.
n. Il n.
The farmers will certinly appre.
ciate the recognition given them by the
Civil Service Commissioner jobs OF
teaching Indians to farm, at a salary
of $500 year, and the fascination OF
having their lives in danger all the
time, thrown in as an extra.
With the Senatorial campaign start
| ed, the State convention drawing
| nearer, and the dog catcher, watel
service extension and financial strln
gency problems unsettled, 1t may b,
safe to remark that the public mint
will not rust from disuse during til,
next several weeks.
+ + 4.
Olio in the Youngstown Vindicaro
says he knows the ladies' of that livel!
little town wear open work hosiery
because he has seen them making th
purchases.
How does the fair sex of Youngs
town like 1t to have an open eyet
man standing around the hosiery
counter?
| Never mind-never mind" said a.
Akron doctor to reporter who wa
about to make a note of the fact tha
the physician was going out Of tow
for week. when return I'll b
glnd to have you mention it, but
would rather you wouldn't mention
my absence from the city. The fewe
people who know 1t the more I'll b
ahead"
Let those who want to, rave abou
the smell of new-mown hay, won't,
said Policeman Harry Welsh, as h
paused on his beat long enough t
give n reporter a pleasant look. "Yo
see I've been there. Pitched lots G
hay in my time. moved lots of /
don't like the odor under those eli
cumstances."
Ten years ago Officer Welsh was
large, strong boy on q farm In Fov
Ter township, Trumbull county. II
could pitch more hay. chop nor
wood, cat more bread and meat tina
any two young men on "Fowlt
Ridge"
A few days ago. while Coroner f.
Leberman was absent from the cit,
hts little daughter fell against a doc
and cut her ear 80 badly that seve
stitches were required to repair the II
jury. This was done by Drs. A. /
Fouser and u. ii. Lewis.
While talking to reporter about III
accident Dr.. Fouser was particular
desirous that mention should be mad
of DR.. Leberman's absence from III
city, How would 1t sound" he aske,
'to say that IA young daughter of ID
Leberman was hurt IN an accident, an
that Drs. Lewis and Fouser attende
TO the injuries. You must mcntio
) that DR.. Leberman was away"
) Shortly after the doctors had repai
) ed the wound and IL was dlscovcrc
the injury wasn't serious, Mrs. Lcbc
o man tclephoned to Mrs, Fouser, "Wc'N
had sewing bee here today, but
would rather have invited you tina
DR., Fouser."