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SAVED BY AN ORANGE

Charleston, s. c., July Plan
orange, for which he paid his last
nickel, and which was being carried to
MS little sister, who was ill, saved the
life of Andrew Dillon, a small how
who lives in Maryville, near Charles
ton. = = ;. - - : ~.
On his way home the boy was at
tackled by vicious bull dog, which
was frothing at the mouth and show
ing other symptoms of being mad.
When the animal came rushing at him
the boy looked for a stick, but there
was no weapon Of defense within
reach The dog made a sudden jump,
Just as Dillon raised the orange in his
right hand and hurled it. The dog
was springing with his jaws open, and
the aim of the boy proved true The
orange went in the animals mouth and
far into his throat. The boy made his
escape. When he returned the dog
was dead on the ground with the
orange still fastened in its throat.
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The statement is going the rounds
of the press that a son of Hon. T. Nc
Giants Stewart who has recently grad
University of Minnesota, is the first
Afro-American to graduate from that
institution This is not true. An
drew F. Hilyer graduated from the
college department in the class of 1882
with the degree Of A. B. and was &C
corded the distinguished honors of de-
livering the class salutatory in Latin,
generally considered the second honor,
in a class of 80 persons
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Anna Brudowicz, a bride of twenty
four hours, in the Polish settlement of
McKeesport, Pa. Polish wedding cele-
brations last several days, and it is
customary at this celebration for every
male guest to dance with the bride.
Mrs. Brudowicz had finished the
ninety-fourth round Of the room with
as many different guests, when she
complained of feeling sick, and almost
Immediately dropped over in faint
and died. Physicians stated that death
was due to heart prostration due to
over exertion. =. ,'-s
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According to reports in circulation j.
Bath, Me-, when Miss Ruth Hanna,
daughter of Senator Hanna, christens
the new cruiser Cleveland at the Bath
iron works in September, water will
be used, and not champagne.
And we think the idea good one as
the champagne usually used may then
be put to better use or at least where
it will do the most good.
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"Anl forgive US cur debts:'-
Whereby thou art dishonored.
~ Our neghbors wronged,
Ourselves endangered,
''As we forgive our debtors:"
Who have hurt us IN our bodies.
Hindered us in our goods,
Wronged us in our good name.
Lead us not into temptatlon:"
or the wicked world,
= OF the enticing flesh,
OF the eny1ous dayil
but deliver us from eytI:" .
Forgive that is past,
Reprove that is present,
Prevent what is to come.
For thine IS the kingdom"
To rule and to govern all,
To command to do all,
In all, by all, all in all.
Now AMI forever"
At this present, 49,.
In this world .--.- -..'
In the world to come.
As thou sayest, SO 1t is.
AS thou promisest, It shall be,
AS we pray. SO be it, Lord. :.
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When once the soul, by contempla-
ton, is raised to any right appreciation
OF the divine PROJECTIONS, and the fore
tastes OF celestial bliss, the glitter of
the world will no more dazzle his ewes
than the faint lustre Of a glowworm
Will trouble the eagle after it has been
beholding the sun. Senegal.
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the malady of the ignorant.-A Bron-
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There is nothing so small. hut that MO
may honor God by asking His guidance Of
It, or insult Him by taking it into our
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WASHINGTON OFFICE,
No. 1919 Eleventh St. Northwest
CHAS. e. HALL, Manager.
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SATURDAY. AUG. 8, 1901.
A few days since one of our white
contemporaries published the follow


contemporaries published the follow
ing: =. r. =
AN EXAMPLE FOR NEGROES
Rufus Heron, an Alabama Negro
who was born slave and who can
neither read nor write, recently con-
tributed $40 toward the support of a
newly established school for white stu
dents in his state, and few days later
contributed a like amount toward the
support Of Tuskegee institute for col
ored students. This man owns several
hundred acres of land, and good liv,
stock, all acquired by his own industry
aud that of his wife.
Now, it strikes us that this example
is a good one for anybody to follow no
matter what his nationality or color.
And. there is another thing about
Herron's actions that might be no,
ticed; he makes no odious distinctions
but treats all alike; this is certainly
IN example very many whites would
do well to follow and blacks too, for
that matter.
q 81 d & Z.
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THE LORDS PRAYER. !.
araphrase by Bernard, Abbot Of Csatvaux
: - --.E in LID - ~ ! -

y
araphrase by Bernard, Abbot Of Casrvaux
in 1120.) = yes.@
@'.'.E 70 @ sour Father"
BY right of creation,
BY merit of mercy. -. ~ lal
Z. BY bountiful providence
'Whichm art in Heaven"
The seat Of thy majesty,
The home Of thy children,
n The kingdom Of bliss.
''Hallowed be thy nane:.'
BY the thoughts Of our hearta
BY the words Of our mouths,
BY the works Of our hands.
''Thy kingdom comes
OF grace to inspire us,
OF power to defend US,
OF glory to crown us.
'"Thy will be DONE"
In veal, and In woe,
In ful1ness and want,
In life. and in death.
TN earth as in heaveE:"
In us as In angels,
Without murmer. let deceit
Give us this day our daily bread"
For the nourishing of our bodies.
For the feeding Of our souls
For the relief Of our necessities.
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American Council Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE NATIONAL AFRO-AMERICAN COZ
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4 The ministers who oppose dancing
haVysbeen furnished with another hor-
rible e1hmple in the death Of Mrs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21
INSTITUTE
At Clinton Was a Success
Teachers EMPLOYED.

Clinton, Feb. 20.-Mrs. Ii. S. Haulk
was in Akron Saturday.
Dan Wehr is sick with lung fever.
The literary last Thursday evening
was well attended. The judges for the
debate decided in favor of government
al ownership of railroads. The next
meeting will be held on Friday evening,
March l.. The farce, "The Dutch JUS
tice," will h. given. Question for de-
bate: Resolved, That the Philippine
Islands should remain in the possession
of the United States Affirmative,
Mr.. Geo. Hoover of Canal Fulton and
Hon. r. A. Pollock, state representa-
tive, of North Lawrence. Negative, Pc
ter German and Squire Fred Deutsch
Of this place.
Miss Anna Stump, of Manchester,
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. d.
@. Smith and family.
Miss Laura Berlying entertained her
friend, Miss Nellie Miller, of Massillon,
Sunday.
Rev. Bryner of Wittenbuerg College
will preach in the Lutheran church
sunday evening.
The Franklin township teachers in
stitute at this place last Friday and
Saturday was well attended. The local
teachers handled their subjects in a
commendable manner, which showed
that they were endeavoring to keep up
to the standard in education.
Prof. j. NJ. Richardson of Canton
gave an address on Literature in the
Public Schools" Friday evening. Sat
day afternoon he gave a general talk
on education while his theme in the
evening was Imagination as a factor
In Education" Prof. Richardson is
an able institute instructor and that
his work was appreciated was made
evident by the hearty vote of thanks
rendered him by the audience at the
close of the last session. Mr.. A. o.
Davis Of this place made an able ad.
dress on Character, and it's Value"
Prof. NJ. @. Heninger president OF
the local circle, wishing to know the
sentiment Of the people in regard to
institutes, gave them a chance to ex,
press their wishes as to holding anoth.
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well stated the elements which go TO
make up n prize fight, and that the
law is laid down by Judge Hollister
He has discussed the question 50
that there ought not to be any doubt
about it in the future,
THE contests which have taken
place in Springfield have not been cred
table to the city nor to the State OF
Ohio, and I trust the people and the
civil officers will see that they do not
take place in the future. Your Mayor
has the power to suppress them by
refusing to give his permit.
Every truly yours,
GEO. X. NASH"
TWO OUT OF THEE.
The Postofiice team won two out of
three games from the O'Neils on the
Grand alleys Wednesday evening.
The scores:
O'Neils-75l, Si2, 7o3.
Postoflice-7o3, so, 797.
AT BERRoDINs.
Werners We're defeated ON Berro.
din's alleys Wednesday evening by
the Uneedas by the score of 7l3 to
600. The Goodrich and Buckeye
teams Will bowl on the same alleys
tonight.
THREE STRAIGHT.
The South Ends and SUBMITS bowl
ed three games ON the Howard ST.
alleys Wednesday evening, the Sum.
mits winning all the games. The
scores:
Summlts-761, S24, S13.
S .E "A. C.-743, 700, $50.
HARD IN THE LEAD.
Hard gained 81 balls on Rampanelli
Wednesday night in the series for the
pool championship of the county. Last
night the scores were Hard l22, Ram
panelli ~, The totals to date are
Hard 37S RampWnclH 3l3. There
are two more games 10 play In order
to win Rampanelli must make gain
of 66 on Hard,
WRESTLING MATCH.
Frank Davy who made record as a
wrestler in Akron tvo years ago has
returned TO the city, He is accom-
panied by his manager, Chas Duncan
and may make arrangements to give
an exhibition in connection with the
Jeffries show here next week. Davy
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that he was not aware that prize
fight was scheduled. to take place in
that city until he received word from
Gov. Nash to that effect. He has
furnished the Youngstown papers
with copy OF the letter from the
Governor It reads:
Columbus, Feb. IS, 1901.
ITO the Mayor, Youngstown, o.:
Dear Sir: | understand that a
prize fight between Art Simms and
Jack Hamilton is to tare place in
your city on next Thursday night
beg to call your attention to the fact
that under the recent decision II Gin
cinnati, no contest Of this character
is permissible under section $500, Of
the Revised Statutes. The most that
this section authorizes are exercises
or exhibitions in bona fide athletic
club, between bona fide members Of
such clubs. 1t does not permit any
thing of the nature Of a prize fight.
hope that you have not yet issued
a permit for this proposed contest
and If under mistaken apprehension,
you have done so, that you will with
draw 1t at once
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-21

A.BRoSinson, MD. ON, Medical Director.
years against the mental and physical suf-
fering OF lost manhood that the Institute
has decided to distribute free trial packages
to all who write. 1t is a home treatment
and all men who suffer with any form OF
sexual weakness resulting from youthful
folly, premature loss of strength and mem.
ory, weak back, varicocele, or cancellation
OF perts can now cure themselves at home.
The remedy has peculiarly grateful effect
OF warmth and seems to act directly to the
desired location giving strength aud deyel-
opement just whore it is needed. 1t cures
all the Ills and troubles that come from
years of misuse OF the natural functions and
has been an ab solute succCs In al cases. A
request to the state Medical Institute, $50
Elektron Building, FIT. Wayne, Ind. stating &
that you desire one of their free trial pack
ages Will be compiled with promptly. The
Institute is desirous OF reaching that great
class OF men who are unable to ieave home
to be treated and the free sample will enable
them to see how easy 1t is 10 he cured of
sexual weakness when the proper remedies
are employed. The Institute makes no res
strictions. ANY man who writes Will be sen Z
free sample, carefully sealed in plain
package so that Its recipient need have no
fear of embarrassment or publicity. Read
ers are requested to write without delay.
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Hard Continues to Gain on Ramp
sporting News.

The annual meeting of the Portage
Golf club will be held in the parlors
of the Second National bank Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected and other important business
matters will be considered. Every
member of the nization has re-
ceived notice to J. esent.
1t is proposed to make this the best
year in the history of the club. Before
the close of the past season extensive
improvements had been started on the
links. A number of new greens were
made. These are considerably larger
than the old ones. When other i'm
proyements, now under way, are com
pleted, the grounds Of the club will be
among the finest in the State This
year there will be number of tourna-
ments including the regular spring and
fall championships.
IOWA IN LINE.
Not to be outdone by Gov. Yates,
or any other executive, Gov. Shaw of
iowa, today announced that prize fight
ing must cease in Iowa, and wrote
10 the Sheriff of Dubuque county
where several contests have been de-
clded, directing him to be alert ana
prevent further fights.
Gov. Shaw was prompted to this
action by the announcement that the
management of the Tommy White
Benny Yanger contest had concluded
10 hold 1t in Dubuque. He directed
the Sheriff of Dubuque county to
send full information in regard to the
arrangements and to personally take
precautions against any surprises
He also looked mp the law prohib'
iting prize fights and found It weak,
hut thinks 1t strong enough to stop
the fight.
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED
The Gibbs. Ncllens contest which
will be held at Assembly theater next
Monday evening, has excited the box
ing enthusiasts of Cleveland and Joe
King. who is running the special cars
says that the club can count OH at
least 300 Clevelanders. With the Ak.
ron crowd and those coming from Can,
ton and Youngstown, Assembly thea,
Ter will certainly he crowded to It's
utmost capacity. The management of
the North Hin club wishes IL under.
stood that this Is to be boxing con
test, not prize fight. Everything will
be conducted in decent and lawful
mpnner, and no interference is cx
pected from the Governor
Nickens, while speaking of his GO
with Gibbs, said:
''while know from experience that
Gibbs is a hard man, also know that
can beat him in the scheduled time
Gibbs has fought me twice, one siA
round bout which was called draw
and In which | had Gibbs out for
thirteen seconds. aud a ifteen rounc
80 At Ashtabula, which was also &
draw. You know il | win from GLIB,
~ can go to Louisville or San Fran
cisco, and get on matches with Spik,
Spllivan, Tom Coming, Joe Cans, Geo
MfFadden and Jack O'Brien, so yor
can see If get the decision Monda,
night have won my reputation
Gibbs is getting into shape at Johnn,
Lsvsek's on Bond 81, in Cleveland
& He looks In nDs fsttls The prelimi
nary bout Of ten rounds will start a
$50 pm. sharp.
THE GOVERNORS LETTER.
q Mayor Brown of Youngstown, say