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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

At meeting of the Judges of the
Fourth Judicial District of the State
Of Ohio, held in the city Of Cleveland.
Ohio, at court room No. 1, Court
House, on the date aforesaid, Judge
]. A. Kohler was by said judges
designated as the presiding judge for
The next ensuing year.
]. A. KOHLER,
Presiding Judge.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12
GETTING READY FOR SIX-DAY
r RACE

New York, Nov 12.-Preparations
are well under way for the six-day BIZ
cycle race which will begin in Madison
Square garden on Dec. 8. A strong
list Of European riders has been signed
TO compete with the American stars
already entered.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

TO DEFEND THE CANADA CUP.
Toronto Ont, Nov. 12-Norman Mac
Rae Of this city, is daily expecting the
receipt from England of plans and
specifications for a boat to defend the
Canadns cup in the races next sum-
mer against boat now being built
by the Rochester Yacht club. Mr..
MacRae's boat will be sixty feet on
the water line and nearly nine feet
draught. She will spread 1900 square
feet Of canvas and will cost about
| $4,000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

A. r. WEBER,
j. A. KOHLER,
THEO. l.. STRIMPLE,
GEO. L. PHILLIPS,
w. B. NEFF, =
H. 8. BUCKLAND, I
s. 8. FORD,
CHARLES 8. REED.
s. A. WILDMAN,
CADTnc NJ dnnNyr5
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

with Gus Rubin, with view of Sc
curing his services for an exhibition.
Gus feels very friendly toward the
club which has shown him every pos
sible courtesy during his stay In Ak
ron, and he has already signlfied that
he, personally, will be glad to go on.
He stipulates first, however, that he
must be permitted to consult his mana
ger, Billy Madden. before he gives his
final consent If Madden gives the de-
sired permission, as it is believed he
will, Gus will be ready to meet all
Corners Mt the show in friendly, ex-
hibition contests, in which no decisions
will be given nor any points counted.
Other entertainments Of the same kind
will follow, and 1t Is probable tnat the
North End club, which was the plon-
eer organization to give shows of the
kind In Akron, will keep up with its
former record of good entertainments.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

Read Democrst Laner Column,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

FUREY'S NEW COMBINATION.
Another athletic combination Is to
start out from Cincinnati next week,
headed by Barney Furey. Tommy Will
son will act as advance agent, and
also do boxing turn. louisville"
Tommy West, Kid Williams, Clarence
Rhodes and several wrestlers will
make up the organization. A well
known member of John Robinson's
circus will back the show, which will
be strengthened by several good vau-
deville turns, Furey and Wilson have
arrived in Cincinnati from Sardinia,
Ohio, where the gave successful box
ing exhibition on Friday night.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-12

KING WON THE SECOND GAME.
King was the victor In the second Of
the series of pool games for the anna
teur City championship at the Howard
st. pool room, last night. The score
was 104 to "a, and the game was in
teresting all the way through. The
result Of the two nights playing still
leaves Goddard four points ahead, and
as the contestants are playing very
even game there can be no guess at
this time as to the winner. They will
meet again tonight.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25

Miss Doda Turcott, recently OF Bay
/ City, would like a few scholars IN IN
drumental music. For further par
ticulars please call at The Racket. 5ltf
Makes children eat, sleep and grow
/ Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Soc. Grant
| Holden.
Lot for Sale-Lotl in Block of Reed
n McNutts addition TO Village of
| Brockway Centre now Yale. Call ut
Yale State Bank for further particulars
and terms.
Dan Mulligan, of Fargo, is making
no arrangements whatever with A. f..
Jackson To rent the Jackson House as
was stated in last weeks issue, so Mr..
Jackson says.
+. W. Farley has moved his family
into the house belonging TO Timothy
Caster. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Streyel will
soon occupy their own house vacated
by Mr.. Farley.
Girls Wanted-The Richardson Silk
Company will furnish steady employ
ment to fifty good respectable girls,
none others need apply. For further
particulars address the Richardson silk
Co., Belding, Mich. 1913
The Creamery building Is up and en-
closed and IL will be but short time
before the machinery will all be placed
and in working order. Other factories
and industries are invited to locate in
our town and there Is not citizen but
who will give such every encourage
ment.
Walter A. Williams, who has spent
the past three or four years in Yale,
went to Sanilac Centre Monday where
he will open a Racket store. Walt has
made many friends during his resi-
dence here and the Expositor joins
with them In wishing him unbounded
success In his new venture.
On account Of recent decision OF
the water board, Main street will 60
without water this year, unless Jimmie
Sprinkler cares to go To the creek and
pump his tank full each time its empty.
With the amount of water used in
day one man couldn't pump u even IL
he kept steadily at that and nothing
else. Some arrangements should be
made whereby water could be secured,
for the dust during the hot, dry sum-
AtNA AAphNho VII hN hhb'NaabANs
"a neIgnbor ran IN with a bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy when my son was
suffering with severe cramps and vas
given upas beyond hope by my regular
physician, who stands high In his pro-
fession. After administering three
doses Of IL, my son regained conscious
ness and recovered entirely within
twenty-four hours" SAYS Mrs. Mary
Halter, of Mt. Crawford, Va. Thisrem-
edy il for sale by Grant Holden.
There has been n change made in the
management of the Yale Wooden Mill
this week, Edward aud Frank Andreae
having purchased the interest of their
uncle W. Y. No change will be made
I'm the firm name OF G. Andreae 4 Sons.
The difference will be that one will not
see as often the familiar figure Of Mr..
Will Andreae around the premises.
but he deserves we'll earned rest and
II I'm the future he should enter any
other business there 10 no question Of
doubt but that he will succeed as he
has In the past. Under the able man
agement of the brothers I'd and Frank
the business Of our noted WOODEN mills
will meyer lose its wouted prosperity.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25

Mrs. Ward, of Los Angeles. Cal.
writes US enclosing one dollar for The
Exposition. She says that receiving the
paper is like receiving letter from
home but that a great many of the
names are strange to her for she has
been away from Yale for so many
years. Mrs. Ward will be remembered
by the older residents as Tena WEIGH,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
WEIGH.
IL is rumored that an order will soon
be issued from the postmaster generals
Office requiring all postmasters to wear
shirt waists of sunilower and black
polka dot goods, knee breeches and a
cooked hat, style of 1916. In that TAX
ing uniform our genial postmaster
would be simply out of sight Wesug-
gest that all the business and profess
sional men In town adopt the same
dress through sympathy.
Abe Krupp had an experience last
week which no doubt he will remember
for n few days ut least. IL seems that
one OF his turkey gobblers wandered
away and not feeling as though he
could lose go valuable piece of pro.
DtIAl nt ntAOiltA " NiA NtNA ~ rtuiill
OF II. lie found Mr.. Gobblcr making
itself right at home at one of the
neighbors. After lively chase the
bird was captured and Abe got into the
cart and drove towards home. ON the
road the turkey thinking that II could
gain its liberty, made mn attempt by
furiously Hopping It's wings. This
frightened the horse and here was
where the fun came In. Abe was try
ing TO hold n runaway horse aud the
turkey both at the same time and the
way the combination stirred up the
dust for n few miles il a caution. The
gobbler gained itsfreedom, Abe dropped
of the hind end of the cart making
several revolutions before he landed
safely on terra tirma and the last seen
of the horse and cart they were going
down the pike making about forty
knots an hour. No damage done To
horse or cart but Abe has used several
bottles of liniment on his bruises.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25
Yale Clothing Mouse.

w. l.. Douglas shoes just received.
fitted.
A beautiful line of colored shirts,
neglige and dress.
The Yale expositor., 1902-04-25
Weddings ofthe Week.

Married at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel West,
near Brockway, on Wednesday, April
%, Miss Della West TO Thomas Walker.
Rev. DUR, of the NJ. +. church, Yale,
performed the ceremony. The couple
were supported by Miss Nora Holden,
of Port Huron, and Job CARRIER, of
Lexington. We extend congratula-
tons and best wishes for future happi-
ness to Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
A marriage OF interest TO Yale young
people this week Is that of Miss Louella
Young TO Fred Wilt. The ceremony
was performed in st. Joseph's church.
Brockway, by Rey. FIR. Cullinane, on
Tuesday. The young couple after
ward drove to Emmett taking train for
Detroit. On Thursday they returned
TO Yale and reception was given IN
their honor at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Young, on that evening. Gifts were
bestowed upon the bride and hearty
congratulations. The EKpositor joins
with the friends in wishing them all
happiness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
A KIplinx FnmiIx story.

The following story is told of Rud-
yard Kipling's maternal grandfather.
the Rev. George y. Mcdonald, n
Wesleyan clergyman:
1t is related of this gentleman that
in the days when he was courting the
lady whom he afterward married the
father-in-law to bean aged Metho-
dist with extremely strict notions in
regard to the proprieties-was injudi-
cious enough on one occasion to enter
the parlor without giving any warn
ing of his approach. The consequence
was that he found the sweethearts oc-
cupying a'single chair.
Deeply shocked by this spectacle,
the cd man solemnly said
"Mr. Mcdonald, when l was court
ing Mrs. Brown she sat on one side
of the room and on the other"
McDonald's reply was:
That's what should have done IL
had been counting Mrs. Brown"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
n....,l sag. n.a . zrlxh.

There was unwontcd excitement in
Russell Sasc's oiilcc one day last week.
A sometime reporter. now n stock bro
kcr. who has not yet begun to handle
millions. had some business with MIR.
Sage When he wns through ho said:
''Mr. Sage. let me handle . million
dollars. I'd like to experience the SEN
sation of holding SO much money"
The veteran fnancier was In COM
plant mood. He handed out a pack
age OF n thousand $1,000 bills and en-
joycd watching the young man fondic
the paper representation of wealth.
Thank you" at length remarked
the young man. who is somewhat OF n
practical joker. as he rolled the bundle
up in newspaper and took up nis
hat.
Hold up! Stop!" shrieked Mr.. Sage.
touching bell button, and in an in
stant the office swarmed with Mr..
Sage's employees.
II have had the pleasure Of handling
n million" said the young man. laying
down the package. ''and you have the
anxiety OF keeping it,
Yes, yes" said Mr.. Sage. still some
what nervous, but 1t is a pleasurable
anxiety" he added.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Divorce an Easy Matter.

Divorce is even more easily manag-
ed in Syria than it is in America, for
in America there are at least some law
court proceedings to be gone through,
whereas in Syria three words spoken
by the husband will do thedeed and put
the woman out of the house. These
words spoken, the wife drops whatever
work she may be engaged in, takes her
youngest child (the others belong to
their father, and goes back to her ia
Tiers house. where she remains,
disowned and degraded creature. until
another purchaser comes forward for
her If the woman's husband repent
and desires to have her back, he en-
cages a professional tool-generally
half-witted person, who makes a living
in this way-to marry her and divorce
her next day. The reason Of this Is
that man may not take back his
divorced wife unless she has since been
married and divorced by another
man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Tricks in W., Candles.

The day OF the wax candle is sup
posed to have gone by with the advent
of parafIin. gas, and the electric light,
yet. as a matter OF fact, an enormous
number are used every year all over
the world. But the wax candle of to-
day is not the wax candle of our
grandfathers' day.
The busy bee is as busy as ever. but
very little of the wax he secretes is
made into candles. Mineral wax has
taken the place of beeswax and is dug
from the ground in Utah and Cali
fornia in the United States, and in
Wales, Galicia and Roumania in Eu-
rope. When found it has a dark,
rich brown, slightly greenish and
translucent in thin films. but when
refined it resembles well-bleached
beeswax.
The wax mines of eastern Galicia
form one of the most curious fields of
industry imaginable. They are sit
uated around Boryslaw, which is also
the center of the eastern oil district in
that part of Austria.
The wax lies in beds like clay, at
depths of from $50 to 600 feet. Shafts
are sunk to the beds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
CURIOUS TEST OF OBSERVATION
ksp.s'.s.s In ass.s.y OF ss-s v.'.'

Kspssiasss In 0ssas.y Of ssas vsiss
70 Casss Of Justice.
An Interesting series Of experiments
has been tried by the school authori-
ties In South Germany TO test the
faculty OF observation aS II ix exercised
by boys and girls.
A man dressed ns an ordinary work
man and with ordinary features was
placed In n room by himself. Glasses
Of girls of different ages were sent
through the room. All that the teach
cr told them was that they were to 20
into the room. through one door and
out through another.
When they returned to their class
rooms they were asked To describe the
man In the room.
Nearly so per cent OF the girls con-
fined their attention TO the mans
clothes and features. The same cx-
pcrimcnts. when tried with boys. re-
vcaied the fact that nearly 20 per cent
of them confined their attention to the
mans features. the remainder to beth
features and clothes. The expert
ments have been tried with the object
of liking the force of evidence In
cases where young people are called
as witnesses to establish Identify
Household Words.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

business less than a year and Is ono
of Wall streets infants. he II power.
because he is J. Pierpont Morsans
partner.
Perkins came up the ladder step By
step He began m an once boy In the
once Of one OF the great life insurance
companies. That was :s years ago
when he was 1s years OF age. lie was
eventually made n bookkccpcr. then
cashier. next solicitor and director Of
agencies In various places. So splendid
nm impression did he make on III.
president Of the company that the lat
ter finally had the ONCE OF third vice
president created for him. In 1897 hc
attracted attention by negotiating n
Russian loan of sio.oO 200. which was
the first foreign loan ever negotiated
In this country. He became friendly
with President Mckinley and other
prominent men have come To admire
him. He Is six feet tall. has brown
hair and eyes. Is genial In manner.
and imprcsscs one rs n knowing man.
His income IL said to be 100000 n
year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
RUSSELL SAGE ONCE in POLITICS
During His Term in Congress He Nomi-

During His Term in Congress He Nomi-
mated Fillmore for Vice President.
1t may not be generally known that
Russell Sage, the noted financier, fig
ured quite prominently as politician
at one time and was four years in con-
gress. He was chairman of the New
York state delegation at the conven-
tion where Zachary Taylor was nomi-
mated for president. Sage and his as
sociates were Henry Clay men and
voted solidly for .'the mill boy of the.
slashes' until it was apparent that he
could not be nominated, and then the
New York vote, under Sage's lead,
was thrown to Taylor and secured him
the prize.
The action of Sage pleased the
friends of Taylor SO much that they
came to him and said he might name
the vice president. Il had no thought
of that at ALL" said Mr.. Sage in speak
ing of the matter, 'and l took some
time to consider. Among other men
l thought Of Fillmore, who was then
young lawyer of Buffalo. l knew him
we'll and thought he would make a
good vice president. l suggested his
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
nrllexss SHOW AMERICAN SPIRIT
\ Gsssk Newspaper rss,ishsd In u
Amssiess Metropolis

= Osesk Newspaper rssiishsd IN the
Amssiess Mssrepeiis
The man In the street does not hear
the ncwsboys cry. "'Erc's yorc Their
mopyiac.' and Is ignorant Of the cx-
istencc of n newspaper published In
New York in the type that has not
met his cy. since he laid down his
Xcnophon and Homer. and. In the rush
of business. proceeded to forget his
little Latin and less Greek" Yet
''Thcrmopyiae." which justly claims
the title Of ''thc only organ OF HELEN
Ism In the united...' In n thriving news
paper. and It's extra number Just issued
In honor OF the anniversary OF the
declaration OF Greek Independence Is
nj unusually interesting publication.
The national coiors OF blue and white
arc shown In the Ink used. and cdi-
torials by the most prominent Greeks
and phiihcilenists OF the country nank
prescnt-day advertisements that icok
queer In their old-ncw nlphnbs tic
dress.
'Lordos Buron" does not seem SO
strange that II needs his picture to
Identify him. But II takes more than
n momcntary glance to detect in Sam
uel G.. Khaou. the personality of
Samuel G. Howe. The masquerading
OF other well-known English and
American names and phrases is
equally fantastic. The Greek compos-
itor is ut times troubled by the numer-
Gus English quotations. rs when he
alters Byron's invocation to Greece. 90
that 1t reads:
yet are thy skies as blue. thy
brags as wild!"
But on the whole "Thermopylae" is
highly creditable to Its publishers and
to the Greek colony whose interests it
rcpresents.-New York Mail and Ex-
press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
Poem Well Paid For.

DR.. Henry Morton, president OF the
Stevens Institute of Technology, who
died few days ago, dedicated a poem
entitled 1.-THE Hand That Rocks the
Cradle Rules the World" to Mrs. An
drew Carnegie on the birth of daugh-
ter Subsequently Mr.. Carnegie gave
an aggregate of s165,OO0 to the Stew
ems institute and DR.. Morton used to
say that was n pretty good price to
pay for q poem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

the masts Of t~o ships In other
words. while the waTship tn~s. the
collier. tho bags Of coal arc sent ~hiz.
zins across tho ~atSr by series OF
wire ropes kept al uniform and suf'
nclrnt tension To prevent them from
touching the waves
On the day before tho Illinois sailed
from this port tn attend the corona-
tion OF kink Edward. Mr.. Miller ~as
seen on her deck Inspecting his de-
vice which had been rcecntiy installed
by III. navy department Mr.. Miiicr's
dc,le. will permit the batiicship to
take coal at sea from any vessel u
may meet. In war time u could not
only ropicnish its coal bunkcrs from
a captured ship. but IL could also
transfer At sea provisions. supplies.
or. In fact. anything Il desired.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

was ordained at Milford. Conn. and
was stationed successfully at st. Pc
ters, Milford; Trinity church, Sey-
mour, Conn; st. Paul's. Englewood.
N. Y. and at Newburyport and Lynn.
Mass In 1901 he went to Porto Rico
and has succeeded in building up n
strong church organization in San
Juan.
DIR. Van Buren, has written large
number of works, including history
of the Christian church, and he has
now ready for publication volume
entitled Latin Hymns in English
Verse;" He has twice visited Europe
and has travelled extensively through
it's various countries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

had, according to the poor, pitiful lit
tie note she wrote me. When she
reached home that girl found that Tom
Andrews had married her mother. and
was her step-father instead of her
lover! 1t seems he had found out
where the money was in that family!
By this time, you must have guessed
that the girl was Ethel Fanshawe.'
Now, did you ever hear anything
like that" said Nan, folding the let
ter, to put it back into its envelope.
why, Jack Benton. what's the mat
ter with your" she exclaimed in aston
ishment and alarm.
Are you i'll? You're as white as a
sheet!"
Jack rose unsteadily. Then he pulled
himself together with mighty effort.
Nothing, nothing at all, Nan, ex-
eept. don't you zee? I'm the other fell
low!"
Turning toward the gas jet he pulled
out his watch.
~It's half past nine, now. I'll just
have time to catch the train for the
south, II 1 run for it. oh, my poor
dayling, what she has suffered! Good
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
a Severe ComparI.on.

We sincerely trust that when the
question of state aid and state en-
couragement to agriculture comes to
be seriously taken in hand by the gov
ernment of India the reports of the
board of agriculture in England will
be studied merely for the purpose of
learning how things should not be
done. AS well take half-crown en-
gine as model for an up-to-date loco
motive as the board of agriculture in
England as model for imitation in
India-Madras Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
1nvon.or Sow. and rmbro,der,,

The secret may as well be out. NJ.
Santos-Dumont does not spend his
spare moments in putting at cigarette
or in slipping innocuous-looking mixed
drinks. Far from 1t. He devotes his
time to embroidery, to knitting and
even to the more difficult accomplish
ment of tapestry-making. He revels in
all the light bits of needlework that are
supposed to belong exclusively to fem
ininity, and, what is more, does not
care who knows it.-Detroit Free
Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

bye. Nan. wish me iuck." and the
front door closed behind him. almost
before the girl realized what he was
doing.
Nan still stood where he had isft
her. The study iight burned clear. the
fire CLEANED red In the Erats. Pres
emily the sight of these familiar things
soothed her and she came back 10
everyday life.
''who ever imagined such thing."
She picked up Sadie Aiien's letter.
and held II irresoluteiy between thumb
and foFennger.
-And yet. poor Jack. Good position.
good looks. good family. good habits.
everything except good judgment
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
.AlI hands coal shlp,.

MI hhhun coal snip.
American mcn,o-war's men m y
rule don't shirk their work. whether II
be- lighting or shovciins coal. but
when. after tho piping Of tho
.bo'sun's'' shriii ~histi. this order
was heard during the blockade of
cuba's ports IL was often with a feel.
ins Of distastc. to say the least. that
preparations were made To begin the
work.
ticship In a scaway and keeping her
there for several hours Will. hun.
drcds Of men under a tropical sun
shovel coal in the hold Involves not
only tho hardest Kind of work. but II
is often attended by accidents OF
more or less serious nature.
In spite of cotton bales used for
tenders - keep the ships apart while
coaiinI during the Spanish.Amcrican
war. the heavy plates OF several col.
licrs were stove In. men were injured
and II cost the government thousands
Df dollars To repair damages. TO say
nothing Of the loss of the use Of tho
collier while II was sent to n drydock
Tor repairs.
This has all been changed now by
the introduction and adoption by the
anvics Of the United, States and other
countries. after extended experiments
and severe tests. OF a device known
as the Miller marine cable way. In.
vented by Spencer Miller. Of this city.
. mechanical engineer and n member
pf the Society Of Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers.
Almost Identical with the present
overhead galloway system used In
New York's streets by tho subway
contractors is this now device. which
hns inatcnd nf derrfckx nf cnrh cnd