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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-01-04

10 Near Port Philip. b. G.. % by shipwrock
Near McDonoush Ga, Al by railway
county o. r.. by cyclone.
2imDerCre. Wis. 8 by railroad wreck.
=. Thatcher. a, r.. in burning home
@-il0bokCn, n j., about l75 BY lire on docks
OF North German Lloyd CO.. Norfolk.
Va, ~ negroes by sinking OF barge.
Jul, 2-chicaco. by intense heat.
3-liobok.n. n. j., IN tent mtht fire ON
Behrng sea coast scOp Seattle capsized,
Z drowned.
Fourth Of July celelsations throughout
country killed 80 and injured 2.7t7 people
... Near Tacoma, Wash, 36 by pungng Of
car into deep chasm. .Parkersburg, w.
Va. by oil tank explosion.
s-Near calico Rock; ArL.., ID. J. Fink and
family g persons) by eating togdstools.
lC-colt man, Tex, - In cloucburst.
Now York city. 20 by excessive heat.
% Near Akron, o., II by capsizing OF skin.
-G-Thlriy- Mile rapids Alaska, ~ by over
turning OF steamer.
Aug. G-Aurich. Ark. In railroad wreck.
lV-thicsgo. AZ deaths. 1871 prostrations and
oriven insane, the record OF week of
excessive heat.
70 slatlneton, Pa. H. train crashed into
omnibus New York. 3 in storm;
l5-chicago. In burning house. .Picrson.
Mich, .n rsiiroad collision. Nome.
Alaska. IL d: shipwreck.
2i-Kes 500. n. ~ by rear-end collision.
Sep S-Galve ston, Tex, about $500 lost III
food; IS other Texas towns report loss OF
ia lives.
- Mound city. H.. . In railroad wreck.
Lake Erie. barge John h. Lyons foun-
dcred II drowned.
Ic-Eau Claire wis. 6 by ca psizing OF boat,
l9-On Chatham. Mass, is in gale.
A-Morris town. MINI, In cyclone.
oct. Near Biwabik, Mimi, In cyclone.
Is Sells. Ark, by dynamite explosion.
INV York. In ten. mcnt house fire.
2l--LoCi Tex. in tornado.
29-New York. Is by chemical explosion and
resulting fire In drug house. DE Hart,
Mont in railroad wreck.
Nov. 4-Berrysberg, w, Va, 10 by dynamite
explosion.
i6-Near Polk. Pa IN railroad wreck.
1s-Oswayo. Pa. In burning hotel
20-In western Terne ssee ard northern MIS-
sissippi. about 50 by cyclone. In Wis
consin % days hunting ;, ason results In y
men Killed and ~ wounded.
29-San Francisco. 10 by falling In OF roof
over glass furnaces ...t. $. cruiser Yose-
mite lost In typhoon In Philippines. sea-
men drowned.
Dec. 3-Chicago. 6 by boiler explosion in
railroad power house.
6-F'ishing boat Cora ;. Mckay give up for
lost with crew OF 80 residents OF Province
town. Mass
during past season on great lakes 10
lives said to have been lost.
9-on Erie. Pa, tow barge Charles Foster
foundered. \ loss.
l5-cannonball. n. d., by gasoline explo-
sion
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Jan 7-McGiynn. Rev. Edw.. Catholic priest
ard single-taxer, az Newburg, y. Y ".
e-Ruskin. John. author and poet. at Grant
Blackmore. Richard D. author Lorna
Doone," at Teddington. Eng. IS.
22-Stockton. John Potter. ext. $. sena-
tor. nj New York. "A.
Feb 3-Goebe William. governor de jure of
Kentucky
is-Wells. ii. H.. military governor vir-
GINA In reconstruction days at Palmyra
Mar. 2-Eppes, Sydney. congressman. Of
Virginia, at Washington.
4.Hennessy. Archbishop at Dubuque,
6-Harmer. Alfred c.. congressman Gather
OF the house,, at Germantown. Pa; Is.
sissippi. at Holly Springs
2s-Sawyer. Philetus, ex-U. s. senator. at
Oshkosh. Wis. So
Maryland. at Washington; 81. -
Apr. 4-Bidwell. John, prohibition candidate
for president In 1892, at Chico. Cal.
May i-Munkacksy. celebrated painter. at
son, Tex. Willis. Richard storrs. poet
:. and writer az Detroit, Mich, =.
Denver, Col. g.
Jun. 5--Crane, Stephen. American war cor
respondent, at Baden Weller. Ger. 30.
l6-Hoffecker. John Henry, cong. at smyr-
Jul; Phillip; John W., rear admiral, at
Brooklyn co.
Bloomington, John L.. ex-gov OF Dakota,
at oxford. Ala. 49,
l--Gear. John Henry, u. s. senator from
Iowa, and twice gov. OF state. at Washing
tom Is.
23-carr, Elias. ex-gov.. in Edgecomb coun-
~. N. G..
3i-Ridpath, John Clark. historian. at New
York CO.
Aug. Cox, Jacob d.. ex-gov. OF Ohio. at
Magnolia, Miss: 40
pryor. Luke. ex-U. =. senator, al Athens,
Ala.
l2-Scott. Robt Kingston, military gov. OF
South Carolina In reconstruction days and
later civil gov. at Napoleon. q.
H-iIuntington, Coils r., N. Y. millionaire
and pres. southern Pacific railway; ~.
1G--lrgails, John j., ext. =. senator. of
AtclIFon. Kan, at Las Vegas Hot Springs.
N MIG
Sept. s--Lewelling. Lorenzo d.. ex-gov OF
Kansas. at Arkansas city.if
3 - wall. Arthur. democratic candidate In
1896 Tor vice pres. near Bath, Me-. g.
f-Sitard, Montgomery, rear admiral. At
WtStcrnvillc. n. Y.
10 Mcrlerrard. John A.. union gtneral In
civil war. at Springfield. Ill -
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Jan. l-Mississippi freezes over at ST.
Louis Six Inches OF snow at Macon.
Ga. establishes new record.
Feb. s-Tornado sweeps coast Of New
foundland
s--Temperature drops SO degrees in IS
hours in Chicago. Collnsv!lle struck
Mar l-Heaviest snow since 1855 In north
ern New York and New England; busi-
ness at standstill
l5-Iieavy snowstorms In Texas. Missis-
sippi. Louisiana and Alabama.
Apr. 4-Lightnng strikes during snow
storm AT Cheyenne. Wyo..,
6-Cloudburst at Water Valley. Tex.
7-Dam at Austin. Tex. swept away,
s2.0)o.00J damage and over so lives lost.
l5-Tornado sweeps over Winfield and
Clearwater Kan.
16-Tornado at Hamburg. Ia
May 6-Tornado at Wilsonville. Neb.. and
in central Kansas.
Cyclone in Jerseyv:lle. III. Terrific
hailstorm at Toledo, Tornado at
San Antonio. Tex.
2s-Eclipse OF sun viewed. in belt of total
ity clear sky in strip running from
Sebawa township. Mich.
Jun. Faulkner Kan. almost entirely
demolished by tornado. Many build
ings wrecked by wind at Miami. ]. 7.
23-cyclone in Beaver county. Okla.
Damaging windstorm near Blanchard
Vile Wis.
2e-Mssissippi at unparalleled low mark.
Streets of Mobile. Ala, submerged
Jul s-cyclone destroys Steamboat Rock,
la.
i4-Iiano. Tex. destroyed in part by
is-Cloudburst at Coleman. Tex
e0-Snow at Marshall. Mich.
gS-Forgerings -. D.. wiped out by tor
nado.
s,-Cloudburst floods canyons and valleys
in Arizona.
Aug l-Tintic mining region. Utah
shaken by earthquake.
c-Tntense heat in Chicago causes nin<
deaths.
I5-Hailstorm destroys 10000 ceres whoa,
near st Thomas, y. i.
l6 Storm In eastern Illinois destroys $780,
0Oc broom corn.
Co Tornado at shoboygan. Wis. does
100000 damage.
24-Hurricane of coast OF Cape Nome
Alaska Hailstorm does $4,000 dam
age to tobacco in Rock county. wis
Sept. 6-Earthquake at Lituya bay, Alas
Tropical gale sweeps Florida coast
9-West Indian hurricane wrecks Calves
ton. Tex; vessels driven miles inland
and rice crop DESTROYED; property loss
estimated at from So. 100000 TO $50 600 $50
II storm does 100000 damage 70 fruit
around Buffalo. n. ". and several Pan.
American exposition buildings partially
wrecked.
| .5--Waterspout and tornado at Ferguson
27--sharps. Ia, almost destroyed by cy.
oct. a-Red Wing. MINI. cut or from
outs ie world by storm
| 7-Cyclone does 100000 damage at Biwa'
blk. Mimi
| l6-Earth in tremor hours from 2. earth
quake shocks at Kodiak. Alaska.
| S1--At Jacksonville. Fla. earthquake
shocks.
| Nov. 2o-Tornado lays waste plantation,
in western Tennessee and northern Mis-
ssissppi.
Dec. b Earthquake left at Santiago d.
cuba.
| l6-Jopln. Mo. shaken by earthquake.
Gale upsets houses in San Francisco.
| l1--EartEquakc In East Tcnne ssee, Nirginif
and North Carolina.
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@-Morencia, A. r. Detroit Copper Mining
Co. D smelling plant. 100000.
W-lioboken. NJ j.. fire on docks OF North
German Lloyd Co., and ocean liners Saale.
Bremen and Main destroyed $1,000. 600.
Black Rock. N. ", lumber yards. $4,000
Jul. 5-Constable Hook. n. j., Standard Oil
Co. = plant: 81, JU.OO.
H-Prescott. A. T.. business section and o.
dwellings: s., 10000.
23-St Paul, MINI, Cold Storage a. Ware
house Co.'s warehouse; s75O. 90
4-Buffalo. ~. Y, Eastern elevator. S760.I0
Aug. 4-Ashland. Wis. Baker A. Stewar;
and Keystone Lumber co. S lumber yards {;
sl,O0000
l9--.Alexandria. Ind. Kelly Az Mani. Co. :
plant, $4,000.
2l-Forest fires In Colorado and Wyoming
estimated damage at $40 900.
Sep. l2-Narragansett Pier, $3JD,0D fire.
l6-Houston. Tex. Merchants a. Planters
oil mill: $500 90. Near Plymouth, Mass.
forest fires $D0OO0.
% New York. Terminal stores; 81 900. 600.
2y-Saring Cross. Ark. Iron Mountain rail-
way shops. $f00. 900
Oct. G-New York, Atlantic TRANSPORT line
pier: 81 ,0c00 600
2y-New York, drug house OF Tarrant & Co.
and other buildings, from chemical ex-
plosion: 81 .5cO.0v.
Nov. 9--Biloxi Miss, large part OF bushes
section 100000.
fisherman county. Tex. 20 big ranches.
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smear Geneva. Ala. unknown negro; as
eault OF IL yr-old girl. Alaska miners
lynch comrade 10 save trouble OF guard
% Pueblo, Col, Calvin kimblern (negro);
shot wife and murdered Children.
Jun. 2-Tutwiler. Miss. 'DaGo Pete tne.
woman. Bridgeton. n. j. Smith Alvord
tsrrsd and feathered; said to have abused
4-Nesr Mississippi City, Ala, Askew and
Ross tneGroesj: suspected OF murder.
25-Near OBrisn. Fla. Jack Thomas the
gro). attempted assault
Jul 6-Near Columbia. Ala, John Roe
negro. attempted assault.
25-Robert Charles. IN New Orleans. for
killing ? policemen.
Aug. l3-Corinth, Miss, Jack Belts tnegro).
assaulted l0-yr.-old girl.
ey- Akron. o.. mob Of S.ooc surrounded jail
cclamoring for q negro; officers fred, XII,
Ing :. Mob burned Columbia hail and
blew up city building. Troops ordered 20
scene. Negro had assaulted 6-yr.-old
white girl; was afterwards sentenced 10
81 eneyvilie. La. Thos. J. Ames (col-
ored); murder.
Sep. 2l--Ponchatoula La. negroes;
charged with burglary.
Mansfield, o.. bowie elders coated with
tar and driven from town
Oct 2~Electric, Ala, Winfield Townsend
tcolored) burned at stake, attempted as
sauit
IS Elkton. KY, Fratus Warfield negro;
attempted 10 enter house where white
* Near Nickshurg, Miss. Gluster Barnes
colored wife murderer, by negro mob.
4-Liberty Hi. Ga. Jas. Guer and Jas
Galloway ttolOred). charged with firing
into farmers house.
Nov. sNear coahoma Miss, Lit Majors
tcolorco). murder
lb-Jefferson, Tex, negroes taken from
Jail and hanged. murder
ls-Near Limon. Col. Preston Porter. Jr
negro, burned at stake, murder OF
Louise Frost.
H-Near Lake city. Fla. Spencer Williams
desperate negro gambler.
Dec. Near lvanhoe. Va, Dan Long me
gro), criminal assault.
l6-Rockport Ind. Bud Rowland and Jim
Henderson doth colored) murder.
f-Rockport Ind. John Rolla tcolvred):
implicated In murder
lS-Arcadia, Miss, negroes VIII, robbed
and burned trading boat and killed .hos
Thompson its owner
2o-Gullport. Miss. negro named Lewis:
| murder.
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LYNCUuNCs.

Jan. 5-Newport News. Va. w. w. Watt
twhite) shot. assault.
l6-Near Hennng, Tenn. Anderson Cause
tcolorcd): hadaided escape OF murderers
20-Fort Scott, Kan, George and Ed Meeks .
murder.
26-canon City, Col. Thos Reynolds. an
escaped convict.
Feb. l0-Port Arthur, Tex. James Sweeney:
had been acquitted on murder charge
Mar. 3-I.ctohatchee, Ala, Jim Crosby tcoi-
ored); had threatened revenge for lynch
ing OF friend.
23-Riplcy, Tenn. Louis Rice (colored), for
testimony given In murder trial
ID Emporia. Va. OGrady (white) and
Walter Cotton tcolored): murder
Apr. y Near Perryvillc, Ga, Allen Brooke
negro. assault.
5--lvor, Va. negro, starteu fire which wipcd
out the village
2i--All,ntown, Pa. John Hughly and Ed
Ames, attempted assassination OF white
people.
Marshall. Mo. Mindt. Chowgoe (col-
ortd). assault.
May Douglas. Ca. Ms-sasu Jones me
gro), murder
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Jan. 1s-Iowa city. Ia. business block; $780,
600
Feb dayton. O., fire in business section; ;
S7sO,000
Lst. Louis. among business houses; a.
G~Newark. N. j.. 100000 nre in retail dry
goods district.
Mar. philadelphia. 100000 fire in retail.
dry goods district.
s-Lead City. 8. D.. so business buildings;
Apr s~Newport. Ark, 100000 IRE in bust
ness section.
<-Kansas city. Mo. democratic conven-
tion hall and other buildings. 100000
Apr. 6-Menominee, Mich, Spies building;
100000
7-Pittsburgh. Pa, Jos. Horne 4 Co.'S de-
partmcnt store: 32000,000.
SCREEN Point, N. y, several factories;
$60D,0cQ.
&~IIull. Ont. entirely destroyed and Otta-
wa half burned $i7, 900 600.
so-Forest fires in Michigan reach alarm
ing proportions:
May 6-Ncw York. Mallory line steamship
g71Apaiachicoia. Fla, 8 business blocks
Jun' ste. Etnnc du saguenay, Can, Prime
Bros. a. Co.'S lumber plant: 500, 900
7--Virginia MINI, destroyed, $4,000
is-Bloomington, ILL.,. s., 600 900 fire In bust
ness section. Pearce,. A.. IL Common
wealth Mining Co.'s mill: o0o.o00
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B-Ex-u. .. Senator John n. Palmer uls.N
at Springfield.
Oct. Wilson. VIM. L.. pres. washingtes
and Lee university. and statesman; 81.
2l-Warner. chas. Dudley. author and lee,
turer. at Hartford. Conn. ".
Fisherman, John. statesman. at Washing
ton: n.
SMuller, Max. phiioiosist. at Oxford.
Eng, ~
N9 yos strong. VIM. L.. sx-mayor Of New
i2-Daly. Marcus. Montana copper king. at
NeS York; 20. Willard. Henry. railroad
magnafe, near Dobbs Ferry. N Y. 6s.
ls,kamsdeil Geo. A.. ex-gov. New Hamp-
22.suliivan. Sir Arthur. composer. at Lon
HaDavis: cushman X. U. 8. senator. at st.
29-McNair. Fred ". rear admiral I'd in
rank 10 Dewey at Washington. 60.
Dec. 2-McClurg. Jos. W., ex-gov. OF Mis-
souri,. at Lebanon. 50.
9-Irby. John l.. NJ. ext. s. senator. at
Lawrens, >. c...Oldest mason In the
world tAdna Adams TreaD. at Denver,
Col; lcS. McAuliffe. artist. at New York:
i5-Porter. John Addison, at Pomfret.
Conn: A.
Shadow. Ex-Gov. Geo. c.. at New
brunswick. 20.
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lions OF the powers and the Boxer upris-
Ing became matter OF International pol.ti-
cal Importance.
May .s-Boxers reported marching toward
Pekng burning ls!csrs en- route.
Jun J. Marines guard legations at Peking
AT Taku ~ foreign Warships gather
Jun. 4-Many mission stations reported
destroyed, Minister conSer wires Peking
govcrnme nj inactive Russia offers to
put down Boxer uprising.
admiral kempff lands T. S. marines at
Taku and engages BoxCrs
6-Pres. Mckiniey's cabinet decides to pro-
tect foreigners In China. but TO avoid en-
tanglng alliance with powers China
refuses use of railroad TO Peking 10 for
eign troops.
e-China protests against presence Of for
eign troops city of Tung Chow burned.
and 20 missionaries killed.
10 Foreigners IN Picking compelled to seek
refuge In legations, which are surrounded
by armed Boxers.
i3-Alies marching to Picking defeated: &.
N-Japanese legation burned and chancei-
lor killed
levon kettelor. German minister, muir
dered.
I7-chinese forts al Taku ordered to sur
render TO allies. open fire on allied fleet....
oregon ordered TO Taku
G-Gen. Chafree selected TO command Amer
lean troops In China.
E-Seymour's expedition returns to TEN
tsin.
Jul. l-Prince Tuan reported in full control
at Peking
16-col. Liscum. Of 9th l.. s infantry, and
capt. Dav Wis. OF T.. :. ma rines, with many
OF their men. Killed In battle at Tientsin.
In which allies were repnlsed by Chinese.
I-thinsse routed and Tientsin captured
after fierce battle.
39-Wave Of massacre sweeps through
central and southern provinces
Aug. s-Allics BE- gin march on Picking.
Sherman Field Marshal Count Won Wal
dtrsee, appointed oommander-in-chiefo of
allies.
Is Peking captured after hard fight and
a. "a ~ /. nod .fs.x1
ard Emperor X wang lis "a foe 10 Hsian Flu.
2S-Army of 1900 Chinese routed near TEN
tsin.
presertation OF each OF allied powers,
established at Picking.
- p. S-Ora.rs CablCd 10 Gen. chaffee TO pre-
pare his forces for withdrawal from
liking.
25-Gen. ,hafrce's forces ordered to Manila.
leaving only legation guard of 400.
80 Russia withor4ws trCcps TO Tientsin,
showing accord with Afrt rcan policy.
Oct. S-En ptror ard dowager remove to
Singan Flu. alleging scarcity of food in
Shdnsi
Is chira's peace commissioners send peace
proposals 10 ENJOYS Of powers. admitting
liability for inCe mnify.
E-Min.ster torger authorized to begin
peace NJ gotatiOns
Nov Prince Tuan fees 10 Mongolia.
Five officials OF Pao-tirg-fu sentenced to
death for outragcs on missionaries.
l2-EnsoNs tn ~ King agree on preliminary
conditions to peace ngEatiators. demand
ing execution OF II guilty high officials.
lC-Prnce Tuan Aa-ishcd by imperial de-
cree, other princes punished.
Dec. 3-Ovtr 200 Christians massacred In
Shansi
8 ENJOYS al Picking sign new protocol.
~ Huns Chang reports execution OF SO
linN'rs Russian report estimates mas
acre Of native Christians thus far at
1900.
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THE CHINESE CRISIS.

,Thc Boxers, or Society Of the Righteous
Fist" were formidable organization IA
china fully year before the recent up
rising al Picking. Missionaries and other
"fureign devils. ard native Christians as
w,ll, were murdered. ard churches and
missions OF all denominations destroyed
By April and May last hardly a day passed
without rumors from emma OF repeated
atrocities. These finally led to protesta-
lions OF the powers. and the Boxer upris-
Ing became matter of international pol.ti-
cal Importance
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09
Boys Had a Hot
Fight For Her Affections.
ather Of One of

A pretty little girl, fight for her
affections between two boys, and the
father Of one Of them taking hand
resulted in Fred T.. Wood, Of South
Broadway, being fined S5 and costs
in Police court Saturday.
Chas. skriver, a pupil at the Per-
kins school, caused Woods arrest.
There were a dozen boys and girls
as witnesses, Miss Elizabeth Perry,
principal of the Perkins school, also
a witness, and an interested lobby of
spectators in court. E. p. Otis, ESD,
represented Wood.
The testimony showed that Forest
Kelly, son of Sheriff f. G.. Kelly, and
Alfred Wood, the defendants son, had
been rivals for the affections of the
pretty little girl, whose name did not
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09

Known said meeting being held at the
office Of said company, Hamilton Build,
ing, Akron, Ohio, the following resoiu.
ton was unanimously passed by the
vote Of the holders Of more than three.
fifths of the capital stock Of The
Northern Ohio Traction Company, then
subscribed:
Resolved, that the articles Of In.
corporation and the agreement Of con.
solidatlon under which The Northern
Ohio Traction Company is organized,
be amended by the addition Of the fol.
lowing clause, to-wit:
"1he Northern Ohio Traction Com
pany shall, in addition to the powers
which 1t is now authorized by law TO
exercise, have the right TO acquire, con.
struct, maintain and operate an elec-
trio street railroad OF street railroad
using other than animal power as a
motive power for the transportation
of passengers, packages, express mat.
ter, United States Mail, baggage and
freight upon the highways and upon
its own private right OF way from a
point in the city of Akron, Summit
county, Ohio TO point within the city
Of Canton, Ohio, together with branch
es extending from the southerly termi-
nus of the lines Of The Northern Ohio
Traction Company in the city Of Ak
ron, Ohio, to point in Barberton,
Summit county, Ohio, and also lines
extending through the city Of Akron,
Summit county, Ohio, to a point in the
village of Ravenna, Portage County,
Ohio, via the villages of Cuyahoga
Falls and Kent, Ohio"
A certificate of said action of said
corporation was filed for record with
the Secretary of State of Ohio on Feb.
20, 1901, and is recorded in Volume So,
Page 226 of the records of Incorpora-
tions in his office.
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION
COMPANY,
Charles F. Moore, Secretary.
| Mch / to Mch IS inc-21t
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Them Paid the Bill.

appear in the case. They had, In the
language of one Of the Juvenile wit
nesses, had several word fights,-
but no fist fights. On Friday, March
L, just as school was dismissed, the
boys came together at Bowery and
Exchange SITS. Mr. Wood crossed the
street and told Alfred and Forest to
fight it out They sailed into one
another. Chas Skriver yelled Punch
him good, Kelly" and Wood grabbed
Skriver and pushed him.
Wood testified that his boy had been
abused and chased home through al
leys, and that the skriver boy threat
ened to cut his head open.
The court censured Wood for taking
the trouble into his own hands and
found him guilty. The costs are
heavy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09

AN ORDINANCE.
To re-establish the grade on Frank
lin street from Market street to
Buchtel avenue.
Be it ordained by the council of the
City of Akron, Ohio, that:
Sec. /. The grade on Franklin
street, fr0m Market street TO Buchtel
avenue .c-established with refer
ence t. above the City Datum
Plane as loliows, to-wit:
East Side:
At the south line of Market street,
27225 feet.
At 145 feet from last named point,
277.OO feet.
At $50 feet from last named point,
27S.00 feet.
At 225 feet from last named point,
276.33 feet.
At the north line of Buchtel avenue,
266.63 feet.
Center Line:
At the south line of Market street,
272.33 feet.
At $50 feet from last named point,
276.67 feet.
At $50 feet from last named point,
277.67 feet
At 200 feet from last named point,
276.O0 feet.
At the north line of Buchtel avenue,
266.61 feet.
West Side:
At the south line of Market street,
273.OO feet.
At 155 feet from last named point,
277.00 feet.
At 100 feet from last named point,
27S.OO feet.
At 200 feet from last named point,
276.33 feet.
At the north line of Buchtel avenue,
267.25 feet, with true lines connecting
adjacent elevations.
Sec. .. That any ordinance conflict
ing with the above is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. That this ordinance shall
alike effect upon its passage.
Passed, March 4, 1901.
FRANK FIEBEGER,
President City Council.
CHAS. Fl. ISBELL,
City Clerk.
Approved by the Board of City Com
missioners.
CHAS. H. ISBELL,
Mar. 80. Clerk.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09
The Price Which
Taxpayers Will be
Called Upon to Pay
to Retain Perkin Park.

Akron for the next FIVE years will
average yearly, $19,S75,0OO. To
raise $2s,750, sufficient to pay both the
bonds and interest, will require total
tax levy of 1 4465-10OO0 mills on all
real and personal property in the
city. This will make the actual cost
in taxes for five years on property
valued on the tax duplicate at $1,000,
only SLAB, or % cents per year.
The actual amount due with each
payment of taxes would be 1411a cents.
On property valued at 500, the total
tax would be IA 46-100 cents, which
would make the amount due at each
payment of taxes, only l 44-100 cents.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09

FOR SALE by G. w. Gridley, As
Central Building, phone SIG.
room house and barn, Wabash ave.
bargain at $1,500.
8 room house Good ST., modern and
big bargain, $4,000.
0 room house, modern, East Buchtel
ave-, only 5000.
8 room house, S. Summit ST., modern,
only $4,000.
room house, May ST., modern, n
bargain, only $4,000.
room house, Crosby St, $4,000.
room house, Woif ST., $1,000.
Z room house, May St, c1,1OO.
6 room house, Crosby ST., $1,000.
House, barn and large lot, w. Mar
ket St, only $500.
. room house, Nash ST., S1,150
s room house, Power St, $1,250.
6 room house, Vine ST., $1,S00.
Fine lot S. Summit St, $4,000.
Fine lot Spicer ST., $700.
Fine lot Spicer St. $3.50.
Fine lots, Carroll, Cleveland, Buchtel
ave, Crosby and in all parts of the
city. Call and see them. Money to
loan. 277-27S