Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-09


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man who would part with all he hath
rather than his name
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Manitoulin Island was given another
scare by Mr.. James A. Braden. He
shot Chief Wart-on-the- Nose nine times
before he could drive into his head
that Ina Teller is not descendent Of
pocahontas, or niece OF Elkswattawa,
the prophet. 1t is believed the chief
can leave the hospital next week.
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Hon. c. r. Grant recalls that at one
time while he was Probate Judge
country youth called and procured
marriage license. A few days later
he returned, called the Judge
aside in a confidential sort Of
way, and asked If the license
would do for another girl. When asked
for an explanation, he admitted that
the girl mentioned in the permit had
gone back on him, but he added cheer
ily, II have another on the string"
Another swain who had been Tilted by
his sweetheart, brought the license in
and wanted to know If he could.
have his money back!
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Suppose the shade of some departed
student, who was taught some Of his
earthly lessons at the old Jennings
school were to return to earth and
stand for a moment where that classic
temple of learning formerly rested. 1t
4 is predicted that the shade would make
all haste for the unknown shore again,
after one look at the shapeless waste
that was once a noble hill.
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A Miss Nining tells of young men
and young women whom she has seen
at hotels prefaclng their dinner or
lunch with "one OF two cocktails. con-
tinuing through the dinner to drink
whisky de menthes, and concluding
with champagne" Tie Boston Trans
crlpt expert thinks Miss Vining has
the drinks rather strangely mixed, At
any rate, no such strange mixture as
this Is served Mt the periodical ban.
I quets Of the Youngstown Press club.
An Akron man who is the father Of
, two young girls who have shown signs
, OF becoming singers, believes that they
may some time sing him to fortune.
) He has engaged teacher for them,
and speaking Of the investment, said,
THE professor tells me they'll make
\ me far more money II keep them
Off the stage for q few years yet"
Selfish man! If this Is the way he
u regards his daughters no should fat.
ten them up and sell them,
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One boy who rocked boat will
i never do so again. The following des
y patch from Peoria, H. tells apout II
: Yesterday afternoon four boys Frank
! Cannon, Frank Case, VIM. Aur and
= Joseph Blondell, went out on the rive,
in row boat Case disrobed and be
gan rocking the boat, Cannon, who
could not swim, begged him to de
sist, which he refused to do. Finally
the boat capsised and as the boy,
: sprang into the water Cannon loeket
his arms about Cases. neck and the,
both went to the bottom. They die
:, not appear again. When found thre-
v hours later Cannon's arms We're still
:. locked about Cases neck. Aur an,
e Blondell swan 10 the shore"
v Uncle John d. Rampanelli was g
years old Tuesday, and many of hi
friends called on him at his place o
IS business on East Mill ST., to expires
Il the wish that he may live 81 years long
lie er' He was born at Marchrolo. Italy
ie and has been in this country nearl
y 40 years, Thirty-two OF these year
ri have been spent In Akron. and It