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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
Pleasant Surprise

A surprise party was given last
Sunday by the friends II Miss f.lxxie
WineberK at her home, 1905 Yealer
way. Those present we're ar. and
Mrs ID. Klein. Mr. ana Mrs. -. Rick
ies. Mr.. ard Mrs. w~rehludar, Mr.,
and Mrs. =. block Dir. and ARA ~.
Hiock. Mr. and Mira Gorbeiove. Mrs.
samusis. Mrs. ". Genas. Miss sarah
Goldberg. Mise leo Eiabert. sfiss q.
Riekles. Miss Hattie Curns1fsky, Miss
y. Levin. Miss y. Gorbelove. Misc
Lula Greenbsrg. Miss Ross Green.
berg. Mrs. y. Goidstcin. Misn prevn
Rickies. Mr.. s westnsid. Mr.. VI. ~.
mon. AFR. Atlas. Mr. Cole. Mr.. Adler.
AFR. u. I.aveuwroth. Mr.. Kron. Mr..
NJ. Ricklss. Mr.. ". Rickisa. Mr.. N.
kalman, Mr.. ~. Kessler.
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John Collins, the veteran Democrat
% Seattle. William Pixgutt. a new
man IN politics. but strong az that
Sam Calderhcad. who was defeated
by Mayor humes Ia 1895 and Geo. +.
tottcrtli, who was defeated by
Humes two years ago. Friends 81
all these men are actively at work
IN the ranks. and at present Il Is ex-
trmciS hard 20 tell Just where the
choice viii land. The two last.
named aapigants are admitted % be
the weaker. owing TO previous un-
successful attempts.
Judge Aoore and Goodwin aeen 90
be In the lead. but the exact corn.
plexion of the party cannot he as
certained until the club Ia properly
organised The organisation i
meeting with success and nearly ali
% the prominent Democrats have
signed the ROLL
There Is a great deal % talk about
dark horse" In the race for the
mayoralty. The club leaders refuse
10 disclose the Identity ~ the man,
bat say that he n a leading business
man and would draw a heavy vote
outside the party.
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NOTICE.
EHERIFF~s SALE OF REAL
EATATE


afafs Of Washington. County of
King. Fs. SherlfiH once.
ny virtue Of an order 81 Sale. is-
sued out 81 the honorable Superior
Court Of King County. on the tith
day Of November. 1901. by the clerk
thereof. In the case OF Jane G. ARard.
plmintiff. versus Nels A. Anderson.
et al. defendants No a2.0ss. and 20
me. as Sheriff. directed and deliv-
cred.
Notice a. hereby given. that viii
proceed TO sell az public auction "a
the highest bidder for cash, within
the hours prescribed by law Tor
sherifi~H sales. to-wit. Al 10 o'eioc X
a. m. on the isth day Of December.
A. y. 1901. before the court house
door OF said King county. In the State
Of Washington. all Of the right. title
and interest of the said defendants
In and 60 the following described
property. situated IN the County OF
King, State ~ Washington. to-wit
Lots ffty-four fss) ana fifty-fivs Cs5)
IN pwights addition TO the city OF
Seattle. levied on as the property Of
defendants, 90 satisfy n Judgment
amounting 90 sisi.S5. with interest
and costs Of suit. In favor OF the
plaintiff
Dated 18th day Of November. 1901.
ED. cuDIuEE.
sheriff.
ny VIM. corcoran.
Peters & Powell. Attorneys for
riaintlff
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State 1T Washington In and for
the County Of King Emma Hub
bard. pinintin, W.. Silns Hubbard.
defendant. To ~ 900 Summons
for Service by Publication. state
Of Washington to the said gilas
Hubbard. defendant.
You are hereby summoned 20 APP
pear within sixty days after the date
Of the FIRST publication Of this sum
mons, to-wit; within sixty days after
the 18th day 81 November a. u. 1901
and defend the above entitled action
I'm the above entitled court and an
gwer the complaint OF the plaintiff
and serve n COPY % your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
the plaintiff az their office below
stated. and IN case OF your failure so
to do, Judgment will be rendered
against Won according 20 the demand
OF the complaint which has been filed
with the clerk OF said court. the oh
iect for which this action Ia brought
Is 10 obtain a decree OF divorce from
the defendant on tho ground TINT the
defendant has failed and neglected
and refused to support plaintiff and
10 make suitable provision for plain
tlff and her family and also. because
OF cruel treatment upon the part OF
the defendant towards the piaintim
and also. because the defendant has
abandoned the plaintiff for one year
and more
The three matters herein stated
constituting three separate causes of
action for divorce as specified I'm the
laws Of the state OF Washington.
sPECK ERT a CASSIDY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
poatofice and office address Room
u. Arlington hotel, Seattle. Wash
First publication. 18th November.
1901.
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The BURGLAR
WAS A DOC

Police Officer Barr had a peculiar
..psflsnre Sunday night. but not
'M today did he tell on II. while
Z. sas standing at Third avenue
-. - Madison street. about 3 O'clock.
-, - one rushed up the street and
I'D for "a officer. SIR. Barr ask :
=, snat was wanted. and the a.
hiz house. Ss'af was
49, 49, sfeathiess man ana the no
w 1'a1h ran up the street 70 the row
Nh. n'Azes AZ the southeast corner ~
w w ssenue and Madison ssrse
= Women and children nurro,,rd
~ ~ Rouse, and all said shas ,ss,,
". seen the burglar in the hasc.
-. Az Investigation REVEALED ~
- nat . big Newfoundland A.,
ss - e.ept into that part ~ ~
1910 caused the trouble
~ 'aeernan Barr was too diayr,,
kra~. even ask the name n tne
1,. u whose house the aog Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
CHILDREN ELOPE
lmence BurQulst 49, and Dolly Devera 49, Both Of This
City, Cause a Sensation

Was at hts usual place In the theater.
Tie told his parents. who live tati
Jefferson street, Of the affair today.
and u nearly took hia fathers breath
away.
The parents OF both the contract
ms parties are very angry about Il.
and the Snohomish county authort.
ties may he taken 10 task FOR allow
ing the young people to take out the
license.
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THE IR0QUOIS CLUB
lkal Democrats Contemplate New Organization Which
Is intended to Control the Politics Of Seattle
and King County

nsstlcirassen 81 the coming mum
MT campaign. the Democrats Of
<s.sa are already organising ac-
's,.s for the contest. A club Il now
xqeess 81 organization which Will
s1aWu a. tbs lrQQuuis club.
NJ head promoter. and 50 far the
nslnx spirit 81 the club. Is Joe Law
esxent. who has been IN the past
y sltlvc figure IN locAi politics and
- Md q loBs and varied expert
aes il Chicago ana Cook county.
!. nenacratic politics.
FL TIE past week rolls have been
fsreulstion and the signers prom
~ Is support the principles Of the
nncrratic party In regard 10 local
wAtkS, while the Democrats namy be-
\ ia minority here. yet they claim.
- ErccGnt ~ alleged f8ctlonal tights
! H. Republican party. to be able
3 sssa ghtir Ticket. or at least have
afpnk yosce IN the election
Nnh this club. the principal Of
~ sans!aered II thar ~ mayer. Al
ssa3y snfge are four 81 five men uu-
III consite atten. among them Judge
Fm Hirkman Moore. J. W. Godwin.
~ sch known commission man:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
NEW BUTLER STABLE

Haum a schmltz. proprietors Of
the Butler hotel. have now bought a
lot on the corner of Sixth avenue
south and Weller street. upon which
they will erect q livery stable.
The lot cost the hotel men tiB,-
30. The same gentlemen yesterday
also consummated a deal whereby
they become owners Of 1--WE acres Of
land In the Duwamish valley direct
iy adjoining the Hamm 4 schmitz
farm. The price paid was ti250. The
tract win make an attractive addi-
tion to the ranch owned and operat-
ed by Mesars Hamm Il Schmitz.
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Was Badly ScaIded

The -year-old son Of VIM. Mel
son was badly Hcalded AZ the home
OF his father. 3zf Second avenue 10.
Tuesday night.
The child was playing In the kitch-
en- near the co0kHtuve when a fry
ing pan fell from the wall striking
a kettle of boiling water and over
turning u on the child This little
fellows back was scalded from hts
neck 10 his waist. Or. Ludlow at
tended the child. This afternoon
he lie much improved.
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fine BUNCH
Nine he'er- Do-WeIIs Up Be-
fore Judge George

AS the result OF labor on the part
Of Police officers Freeman and
Chapman. there appeared In the po-
lice court yesterday nine as disrspu-
table looking men as could be found
In a days walk.
AZ Mark Freeman said, They
are a part Of the bunch that infesta
the district along Washington
street, and yesterday Chapman and
did a little wedding. The weeds
are there and guess | know the
history OF all Of them"
City Attorney De Bruler then
turned loose stream Of language
at the sorry looking lot that made
them look like thirty cents.
"All OF you stand up. said Mr.
DE Bruier. stand up. say, all OF
youi"
All stood Up
All stood up. Then s. 70. Camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
ONE HAS A
BAD RECORD

Detectives adams and Fiyrnem yes
tfrdny morning arrested lack Lyons
and George Mcdonald. whom they
believe were attempting 10 break In
20 cigar store at III Third avenue.
The two men acted a. II shey were
attempting g secure an nntranee 20
ire atnrw but we're frightened away
~ = bal aaE THAT wMn barking sn-
ssde, The pair was taken ln euMt1siy
and az noon today Lyons was Frrow.
nized by Ssrwt. Mike rowerH ~ Joe
harris. an sx-eonvict. cent over the
road for burglary some time ago AZ
yet no charge has been preferred
against the men.
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tswrence noraulst. an fS-year-old
~ uho rcnts opera glasses in tho
sss.ls theater. eloped Tuesday
..,rnlng with Dolly peVerai. a i6-
..sr.cld girl. also OF this city. A
.se4Age license Was secured IN Sno-
s.,clsA county and the TIVE young
sssls wrre married az Everett. They
.,:s1nfd te Seattle last night and
.<ssered AZ the National hotel In
- tsnlng the youthful husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
Two Rooms Robbed

Two more room rubbrrifn have
heen reported 90 the police. Fred
McGrath reported that his room IN
the Dickson hotel ~ Fremont was
entered and an avercoat and a pair
OF trousers stolen.
H. Il. Lier. of the Hotel HonuiuFn.
Sixth avenue south ana Weller
street. reported 10 the police that hia
roosn had bern robbed ~ a maekin.
toah and other clothing
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He Needed a Rest

i.eu, '.. 10y =, Z IN the city fan for a
5000 q 5 Tuesday mornlrs
ns' 49, Dupont, an enpiove ~ =, ''i XIV
y a, III. Arctic. fei into ~ hav ~ \,
4, ~ 4 u, neafa his cries Tor help ann
~ y .. nis assistance. KsIlv sal ~
ss,a ~ policeman asked To- ii ~ ~ "a
en- en- y rescuing Dupans "'s ~, ~
,.'i 49, Kelly refused ana a. H,.n
d. WV. ne half drowned man os,s ~ 4,
"a'ef- lie then arrested KIN, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Fred Cross. a seaman. narrowly
escaped death last night BY falling
'ofg the Pacific coast bunkers. The
injured man was making his way
through the darkness to his ship.
which was tied at the bunkerA A
rnls-step and he was thrown IA feet
down upon a boom Of piles. strik-
ing his head and face. he was ae-
yereiy cut and stunned Passers-
By heard his cries for help and took
him 70 the waynide Mission. where
be WIS cared for BY DR.. DE Soto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
.FOOTPADS
WERE OUT

Thomas Forrest was held w and
robbed by two armed men AZ the foot
Of University street early yesterday
morning. The hiEhwaymen Sc
cured si.ss In money. q knife and a
pipe. The police have good desrrsp-
tsons Of the footrmds and II n prob
able that they wiIi be arrested before
night.
Forrest rooms AZ Third avenue and
Jackson street and vas on his way
home from the northern part OF the
city. and had arrived az a point on
che water front near the foot u
University street. when he was con-
frontcd b. two men. Neither 81 them
wore mask. and we're very cool
and deliberate IN their actions.
hssos up
THE customary command Hands
npf~ wma given Forrest was allow
ed TO lonk into the barrel Of an ugly
revolver held close 10 his face by the
one rober. while the other calmly
searched his pockets After the foot
pads had secured everything o. any
value that FORREST had. they allowed
him to proceed ON hIs way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
Teachers Examination

The regular quarterly examination
OF King County teachers begun this
morning In the Collins building. This
may be the last examination held thln
year as the school appropriation
made BY the last state legislature. IL
said 10 be inadequate 20 permit the
usual number Of examinations this
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
INTERESTS
OF TRADE
lerchants Interview
Roosevelt

wksHrNGToN. u. C.. Nov. Ia
eeNTelt received a VISIT yesterday
IN the representatives of sex
81 Important chambers Of com
<sse<. who called 90 urge him "a
~ souae action looking TO the rect
PRETTY with Canada.
- president told the merchants
Nzf while he didnt think Il expedl-
p mr. him 40 express a preference
~ &c reciprocity over another. he
- greatly Interested In the subject
~ believed commercial relations
rE1 fannda shaald be placed on the
zs1x< fav0rahla hasis. He also ex-
Txsee6 the belief that the SEEMING
4azress would pass some sort of
seztrpcity treaties With many OF
e countries that buy our gooas.
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ROUTED

AANILA. Nov fA-capt. Hart
n1ns cavalry ran into 200 Fslipinos
nc with rifles ard boioa on the
AR<rszs road. The insurgents were
arsrchsd. but the Americans rout-
e them In quick order.
4steen FiIipinos were killed and
~ captured. Two Americans were
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I'm tine STATE

Tho attorneys for Mrs. Emma
i,htdcn, who b IN Tacoma from lo-
nttlt making u fiRht fdt the POSSES.
sion of hcr son. Clair NJ. Rhodes, a
ehiM Of years, whom nhe alleges
he's former husband. Samuel a.
iih0den. KIDNAPPED from HtollncOom
during the month OF August, by "a
writ of hhbpnH corpus have obtain
ed possession o. the boy.
Alexander r. Vance. who shot
Charles y. Williams az Eatonyiila
oyertwa months nwo, was ycntrrday
sentenced iu Tacoma by Judge w,
II. Smell 90 be hanged,
Riley smallwood. sentenced 10 ak
years IN the state penltenlihry FOR the
killing Of A, 81. Saghr, was taken 10
Walla walia yesterday.
w. Rhearer IL suing the town Of
buckley for $1,000 damages Tor lnjur-
les received ON a public street.
The remains 81 Dorman ". Nne.
gle, son % Cashier y. 1. Noggle. OF
the mint ut San Francisco. wliI De
shipped 90 that city for interment.
Young Nasgle committed suicide in
Olympia Monday niRht.
Eight saloon keepers have been ar.
rested IN Wnlla Wniia for keeping
open on Sunday IN violation OF a re-
Gently passed city ordinance. one Of
the saloon men IN also councilman.
A lively time w expected when the
council meets 20 determine whether
the licenses Of the Offenders shall be
forfeited.
The body 81 en- unknown man was
found on The beach between I'd
monds and Mukilteo yesterday morn.
ms y had been IN The water FOR
some time,
The contract FOR furnishing the
nfW fiks hall IN Everett has been
awarded 70 u. W. Fargo 4 Co, on a
BID % g. $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

aTfgAYED or stolen Fox hound.
black bnck and sides muddy white
neck. chest. legs and belly, with
small black ana tan spots. tan head
ana ears, with narrow white
streak 10 face. scar over hips from
bullet wound answers 10 the name
~ Ginger. Liberal rewnrd n re-
TUNED 10 ". A. Wedecn, sZ2 First
avenue. Seattle. Wash.
MANUFACTURERS PIANO Co
PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
WHpLEBALE, No. 1902 lat ave-,
cor. Union J. v. Herne, manager.
1900, upright pianos, tis7 10. $3.50.
upright pianos, 1886. tlO0. upright
pianos, tllb. easy payments at
Manufacturers Piano Co, No. 1909
lst ave, cor. Union, j. y. Iierne,
Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
The Last pny

To-day IL the last day for fiiIne
applications for the municipal civil
service limitations 20 be held on
Nov. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

ON crosH-examtnhtion Hart asked
the Witness 20 tell any other Incident
he may have noticed. The witness
told 81 nreinH very large man rush
out Of the store during TIA melee,
run against a couple ~ ladies. knock
ing 'hrn down, lie stepped on the
shoulder % one. but ran on Wit.
ness called after him that he was n
brute bot ala not run after him.
WitnNsN Thought he Was not much
scared. but his answer led SIR Hart
20 say you were 10 scared that Won
don't remember now how scared YOU
weftf Witness said n deny that 4
vas scared 10 death or that 1 lost my
equilibrium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
MEFFORDON
THE STAND
tcontlnued from pago oue)
Yesterday Afternoon

AT the afternoon session G. y. Ste.
vens. the ospressmnn who testified
yesterday, was recalled by the pross
eutlon and asked this question by Mr.
Hart "pid you not. two or three
days after the shooting, take >. a.
Costello 10 Browns corner and point
out a plbrr where you We're atandlng
ana say 10 him that YOU heard The
first shot, ana Jaw smoke IN front
OF the door. and afterwnrd that you
saw chief Meredith 20 through the
door ana IRE the shot which lodged
In tho ceiling Of the atoreY" Tho
Witness answered no.
Hiram A. stanley. literary writer
ana rN-nfWapapefmnn testified that
he saw "A man walking rapidly to-
ward the door Of Guys drug store.
lie wah from q 20 10 feet away when
witness FIRST saw him he had "A
package ia his hands. and vas ftoop.
ing forward, The man uuicKensd his
movements as he approached the
door and raised the package TO his
shoulder. The witness hrnsd loud
report and n moment later another.
About half minute later witness
heard three more shots. Re saw
something Of the struggle inside. bot
not distinctly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Mrs. Lizga Lambefs. Of Los AnRe-
ies. has written 10 the Seattle police
asking their assistance Ia locniihR
her husband. Henry i4nmbern. who 10
supposed 80 be working IN restaur-
ant IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14
TWO BAYS

p1LIfAORE. O.. Nov. 14.-preaI-
49, -. roosevelt has bought from a
horse dealer two handsome
=. =. The price II said 10 have been
s $3.50 They have been named Gem
- tnd Admiral by the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Judge William ". nrinkrr has re-
turned from Meme and removed his
Law office from the colman block 20
III Pacific block
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MOVES

IAN FRANCISCO. New. ff.--Judge
asfs has completed his testimony
- The case u now closed before
srSraisSi0ner Heacock. and comes
q hsfore the circuit court Of appeals
1audAy.
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WeATNeR FoRscAsI

Seattle and virinity- Tonight and
Friday, showers. fteah Aouthcriy
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Tho contract for furnishing the
nfW Eiks hall IN Everett has been
awarded 10 H. W. Fargo 4 60. on a
bid az a. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Buy stock Interstate Fisheries
Co, 900 Pacific block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

The body of en- unknown man was
found on the beach between Ed
monas aud Mukilteo yesterday morn.
ms y had been IN The water FOR
some time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

All stood up Then s. e. Camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

Alexander r. Vance. who shot
Charles y. Williams ~ Eatonyiiio
oyertwa months nwo, Was ycHterday
sentenced ~ Tacoma by Judge w,
H. Shell 60 be hanged,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-14

postofiice and office address Room
a. Arlington hotel, Seattle. Wash
First publication. 18th November.
1901.
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w. shearer Is suing the town 81
buckley for $1,000 damages FOR injur-
les received ON public street.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11

to her home. She is now at the Chit
tenden hotel in this city and she will
lehlaln here In conference with prom
inent people for several days. Size
herself bears all her expenses and her
work has been undertaken solely for
the purpose OF arousing public SEN
tlment against the crime of lynching.
Miss Jewett has been cruelty abused
In many of the Southern cities which
she has visited in the prosecution of
her work. She will not abandon 1t,
however, until she is persuaded that
it is fruitless. She said today:
II have been numerically caricatur-
ed and all sorts of unkind things have
been said about me. Most of this
abuse hes come from the South, where
my work is viewed with some degres
Of alarm.
81 am opposed TO iynching, whether
the victim be white or black" she con,
tinued, but l work largely in the in
terest of the colored people, simply be-
cause the suffer most, I come from
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11
The only reason that the equipment

The only reason that the equipment
is not to be furnished at once is
because the demand for the rifles, for
use by American troops, has been so
great of late that the Springfield
arsenal, the only place where they
are now manufactured, has not been
able to supply them fast enough. The
manufacture of the arms viii be be-
gun at Rock Island, ILL.,, upon the
completion of the arsenal there.
Colonel Adams said last evening that
the government Is more anxious to
equip the Guard with the. rifles than
the Guard is to be equipped, The
experience gained in the Spanish war
showed conclusively that all Ameri-
con soldiers should be supplied with
the same sort Of arms.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11

in these counties have been placed too
high on account of the fact that the
values have greatly deprecated be.
cause of the cutting off OF timber and
the removal of minerals. The matter
will be considered when the Board
convenes week after next. The clerk
was instructed yesterday to ascertain
from the County Auditors the number
of miles Of macadamized roads in each
county of the State.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11
MILITIA
Will be Equipped With Krag.jorgen'
sens Soon.
Special Correspondenee.l }

Columbus, Jan. 11.-Colonel G. b.
Adams, assistant adjutant general,
who returned ON Thursday from
Washington, received assurances from
the war department officials that the
Ohio National Guard will be equipped
with Krag-Jorgensens within a year.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11

for the Democrat Thursday that it
had been almost impossible 70 get the
closing quotations in the New York
and Chicago markets for week past
on account of the crowded conditions
of the wires. So many orders are be-
ing sent back and forth that but little
attention has been paid TO keeping the
sub-ottices posted on closing figures.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11
BOSTON GIRL
Will Begin Anti i-Lynching
Crusade In Ohio.
Going TO Pay Akron a visit--Pocr
Reception Down South.
Especial Correspondence.l

Columbus, Jan. 11.--Miss Clayton
Iewett, the daughter of a cultured
Boston family, has come to Ohio to or
eagues. If her present plans are car
lied out, she will visit the five largest
.ities of the State, Akron, Canton,
Springfield, Youngstown and several
,ther municipalities before returning
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11

Ladies, your choice for S1.00. Shoes
worth from $3.50 to $3.50, on our bar.
gain counter. All sizes. Welts and
turns. Don't wait.
G. A. Holloway.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-11

an old ,anti-slavery family in Massa-
chusetts, and ! inherit just and
righteous opposition to all forms Of
slavery and oppression"
ROBERT o. RYDER.