Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-27
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Sldrtlcu ny u llSul appearing crr hio-
mcnt in the cupalo and the next on
theg round floor. Seifert reported the
occurance to the police Wednesday
and that night Detectives Quinn and
Blaul were sent TO the factory to in
vestigate. The light again appeared,
and, after a merry chase, led them
to the place In the basement, where
the famous middle vat stood in which
Mrs. Luetgert's body is thought to have
been dsintegrnted. Quinn rushed TO
ward it. but the light "shadc' stepped
TO n corner and took the hazy form
of woman. 1t disappeared, and the
officers returned to the station, firm
believers in ghosts.
Chatham, Medina county. Is the
home of gentleman of remarkable
versatility. A Chatham correspond
ent writes to the Medina Gazette:
81. Fl. Ncff and wife returned Mon
day, from Ashland where they have
been visiting for the past six weeks.
Mr.. Neff will have charge of the
cheese factory again, this year. He
will also have his barber chair in or
der and be glad to wait on all custom
ers afternoons and evenings"
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1t is more than likely that the letter
carriers will wear shirt waists during
the coming summer This will be in
line with a movement started in Bos-
ton recently. There is strict rule
of the Postoificc Department prohibit
ing any of the carriers while on duty
from doffing their coats, it matters
not how hot and sultry the weather
is. OF course the carriers have always
taken their coats off anyhow, but ap-
parently were never caught at it, and
were, therefore. never reported.
John Hendrickson, accused of kill
ing Galloway Carnes in Kentucky
brawl, last Christmas, and who broke
Jail recently, has surrendered. Friends
of Carnes captured Hendrickson's faith
er, and held him in captivity under
threat of being killed If his son wasn't
found. The son heard the news aid
! with great loyalty to the old man, sur
rendered, to save his father from Il
violent death.
Three weeks of married life having
! failed to bring to Mrs Frank Preble,
Of Chicago, the joyful responsibility
of handling funds of the household
treasury she committed suicide, her
dying words accusing her husband
of being, mean, stingy mser. 1t is
claimed he was so mean that he never
gave his bride a cent to spend as she
wished
1t is stated that the freakisk dis
position lately affected by cyclones
has caused Czar Anderson to equip
the proxy system with lightning rods
as a means of protecting it from the
ravages of the storm of Indignation
promised for April 1.
II understand that Mr.. Chas. G..
Benner, the Democratic candidate for
Solicitor will have his name changed"
said the Observing Citizen. "He does
not like his initials, G. C.-City Com
missioners, you see. They are bad but
of course Charlie can't help it."
DR.. Kreider, of Wadsworth, was
called Thursday, to attend Miss Wis
hek's horse, 'Mollie." which was suf-
fering from sever attack of ndl-
gestion, but is now improving.-Sharo
Center Cor.
When for few dollars for printing,
billboard space and bill posters SER
vices, one may become "The Man Of
the Hour" the road to fame is surely
becoming easier.
Maybe, General Dick Is more inter-
ested in the Republican primary
election than in giving Judge G. NJ.
Anderson aid and encouragement.
Too bad that Gen. Dick should reach
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