Akron Daily Democrat, 1899-05-01

Chark-h McAllister has commenced ' n $5,000 damage ease a garnet the Ak- injured by being throw u from-a lad- der on "Woo-ter a v. W. H. Williamson ha- sued E. H. j Spicer for $TiiiO alleged to be due on a J note. i Henrietta Byrider asks for the foreclosure of a mortgage given to secure a if 1 JoOO note. The defendants jare August Kinipilin et al. ' Affidavits of Prejudice. Allidavits of prejudice againsl 'Judge-J. A. Kolilerhave been filed in the Kaseh caaes. . Injunction Continued. The injunction heretofore issued in the case of Nellie L. Hower et al vs. the American Cereal company, ha beeii continued by Judg Marriage Licens George Forbes, Macedol I Rachel Johnson " George McCarty, India i Gcrda Fessenden, Akroi Terrible plagues, tin pestering diseases of th an end to misery. Doat cures. At any drug sto If in need of a. pumj see Cahow Pump Co.. 1 1, VETERAI Deserve a Hall Gourthous Mr. J. W. Little Suggests . Will be Popul: To the Editor of the Dei Having a matter I w bring to the thought!! Summit county, I brinj the Dijmocbat, thinki reach more people who terested than in any o was one of the men who new cpurt house at our L not that I want more lai possible. But what w pelled to have, I wan suitable place, and I place for all valuable I must be preserved and a porta'nt to nearly every county. The proposition I wan all the voters to con ,J w hen a new court house a hall be made for the C with all modern tmprovi of rental, and for their e as long as one member the county and then for home and for" the safe, relics and records of the county, a sacred plai children can visit in yea Why do I think this rij Because the loyal men i they would remember u go to the front, which mot nobly done. Rut of our old soldiers are i growing less in every pi this country, and many i init county can hardly the c:penseof rent, etc. the work for the need Buckley post of Akron largest in the state,"does the needy of their post w spirit of comradeship equalled anywhere in th country of ours. Then 1 TITLE DATES .expense of keeping the 1 ben where burdens shoi What we want is a hou G. A. R. man in -Sum., when his post is closed for. want or members or otherwise. y j T am sure that when thqtime" comes, (as it will), that this thougEt will meet the approval of all just people in the-couuty. There are' are'-others - others are'-others when plans are completed, who will be also remembered, our. noble volunteers of 1899. J. W. Little. THE CHURCH And Its Relations to City Affairs Discussed. Rev. C. J. Tannar preached an in interesting - teresting interesting sermon Sunday morning at the First Church of Christ on "The Church and the City." He took his text from the 18th 4 .Revelation, 21-2, which lefers to the contrast between tw o cities. He dwelt along the line of the rapid growth of new cities and rend sta- tistics showing (he amount of crime committed in those places. , Hesaid, among other things, thai New York city, w hich occupies a space of HC0 scpiaie miles, bus a pop ulation as great as (he oiiginal thir teen colonies. Hi also said that special etrorts should be made for the redemption of these wicked cities.

I U II ClIIOIwl lllw Uwwt t Request t)f the Defendant Was Not Granted. Affidavits of Prejudice Were Filed. New Rule Adopted by Sheriff Frank G. Kelly. Grand Jury Commenced Ms Regular Session. Judge Kohler refused to assign the case of Grafton S. Whittier is. the A.B.&C. Railroad Company to. fudge Nye Monday morning. ,. Attorney Cobbs, lepresenting the defendant, asked that the transfer be made. This case grow s out of the accident which resulted in the death of Conductor Justus II. Wnlborn. In the trial or that case the plaintiff re re-coveied - coveied re-coveied $10,000. The judgment was Mil aside by the Ciicuil court. It was because of this that the defendant asked for a transfer of the Whittier case. Judge Kohler -aid he would hear the case unless an affidavit of prejudice was filed against him by the defence. New Rule. Shotifl 1'. G. Kelly lias adopted a new iiilcwhich will be rigidly en enforced. - forced. enforced. Heieafter all divorce sum summons - mons summons must be paid for before being served. The sheriff has lost his fees in these cases many time.". Intimidation Alleged. Cynthia E. -and W. H. Hansard have tiled an answer in an action commenced by Geo. J. Renner to collect tH'i due on a note. They do not deny the existence of the note. It is alleged that they were intitni intitni-datciHiito - datciHiito intitni-datciHiito signing it by Attorney A. J. Wilhelin, who threatened to fore foreclose - close foreclose a moitgage unless they did so Grand Jury. The regular grand jury began its session Monday morning. Judge"i Kohler made no-special mention of ...... ...iWiniit.ip fi?.i ni(iliji.t. f wfniirr ,111 inuiii ii(U iticji 'yi vi(i" wi , .siig i doing in his charge. The grand jury is made up as follows: G. W. Grid Grid-ley, - ley, Grid-ley, foi email, C.Y York, W. N. Haw Hawkins, - kins, Hawkins, George Smith, J. S.'Taggari, G. Kd?stctter, Samuel Leib, N. S. l'or l'or-ler, - ler, l'or-ler, G. Iv. "Wilson, Henry Musser, Elias Rothrock, John II. Williams, Henry Vmiiy.H. S. Fnlbr and R. F. Palmer. (). E. Lytic was appointed bailiff for the grand jury. Fraud Alleged. Samuel.Rcariek has filed an action agaiu&l Aila 1j. and Frank Keisler. He alleges that he purchased a tract of land in Monroe Falls from the de-c fondants for $!00. He says the deed was fraudulently made, leaving out a large portion of the land in the E-rery morning I have a bad taste In my month; my tongue is coated; my head ar.hr and I of ten f el dlziv. I hare no anno- lite for breakfast, and -what food I eat il- tresses mo. I haTe a heavy feelmjr in my etomich. -I am gettmg Fo weak that some sometimes - times sometimes I tremble, and my nerves are all nn nn-ptroiig. - ptroiig. nn-ptroiig. I am getting pale and thin. I m s trred In tbo morning as at nigbt." Wna i is the trouble ? Impure blood. What Is bis remedy ? ci.no bottle. Atalldrngglra. TSTrrt AnA fT tWIl Of AVeS PUIS each night. Tou cannot be cured if troubled with constipation. rrice,25caboi. Write ui freely all Hl"??J" S. jmir tut. Vou will foe-e a Inpt-

during the past three workmanship. NOT DECIDED Whether the Kirkham Tile Works Will Be Rebuilt. The tile combine, which is being engineered by Chicago parties, will include the Kirkham Art Tile com company - pany company of Barberton. It is not decid decided - ed decided whether the plant will be rebuilt. LAST LINKS. FLOWER THIEVES The Mower j thief has made his appearance again. Mr. David Hart, residing on East Market St., had a number of beauti beautiful - ful beautiful tulips stolen from his yard Sun Sunday - day Sunday night. The officers wilt keep a special lookout for this class of offen offenders. - ders. offenders. BIDS OPENED Bids were open opened - ed opened Saturday in Washington for furniture for the public building at Akron. The bidders were Sextro Furniture company, Cincinnati, $1,(513 fMiddletown (Penn.) Furniture company, $1937, and Robert Mitchell Furniture . , eornjMiiiy. .-Cincinnati, r,sio: ' - -'- TYPHOID FEVER Miss Mattie Haberkosr, 137 Ash St., aged 18 years, is ill with typhoid fever. BIG SUNDAY BUSINESS The fine spring weather attracted over 500 people to Randolph Park yesterday. This popular -tesort will this year be made more attractive and pleas pleasant - ant pleasant than in any previous years. The Walsh Co. did a hustling business all day. GOOD CATCH Dr. H. W.Cole, E. A. Heifer and J. H. Gehres caught 21G fish at the Reservoir. REORGANIZATION Akron "sewer pipe manufacturers will leave for New York Wednesday to attend the meeting for the organization of the Tederal Sewer Pipe company, Thursday. FINE MENU The Sunday din dinners - ners dinners at the Buchtel are meeting with popular favor. Yesterday an ex exceptionally - ceptionally exceptionally fine menu was served. Slickle's orchestra furnished music. EXCURSION More than one hundred and fifty people joined the first excursion party of the season to Columbus Sunday " PRIVATE FUNERAL The pri private - vate private funeral of Martha L. Haberkost will take place at the residence May 2 at 2 p.m. Interment in Glendale cemetery.- FINED IN MEDINA William Detrick of Akron and Harvey Long were fined $10 and costs' at Medina for "ttrespassingand severing crops from the lands of another." Mr. Detrick's bond was declared forfeited and a warrant issued, but the for forfeiture - feiture forfeiture was set aide upon hisap pearance in court. DIED IN CLEVELAND The re remains - mains remains of Gebhard Boss, brothcr-in law to Father Braun, arrived in Ak Akron - ron Akron Monday from the home, in Cleve Cleveland - land Cleveland and was interred in St. Ber Bernard's - nard's Bernard's cemetery, in the afternoon. Air. Boss was oS years of age. 'He died of cancer of the stomach. THE PIPE COMBINE The pipe combine, which includes the Ohio Tube eq'mpany of Warren, in which many Akron men are interested, will be closed in a few days. FEW APPLICANTS The num ber of applicants at the recruiting office is rapidly decreasing. There ha been but few applicants the last four days. Curtis A. Rebeaux of Akron, was the sole applicant today Baking Powder

:ELL0WS to Church. Sermon De De-f - f De-f Rev. Blake. Congregation : Discourse. Anniversary of Order. e Local cieties. Secret j i I odgesof thel.O.O.F. relied in a body Sun Sun-St. - St. Sun-St. Paul's Episcopal d bv the Eighth Reg Reg-!he - !he Reg-!he church was not o accommodate the ny were compelled to he eightieth ammer ammer-ir, - ir, ammer-ir, and the lodges as as-ience - ience as-ience to the order of 7 14 21 28 e, which designates a e appropriately com- he order in nltend- le service. iddress was instruct instruct-In - In instruct-In his introductory Mewed the history of bowed its far-reach- nd power. In speak- o-fold intent of this lat the social feature .governed, helped to social elements, and re considerate of the His closing w oids 25 high) inpressivcnciN unci eafnestnebsfliriade. a deep impression TipouTtn?audiQnce. "Take the name ftf.lesiis with you, for in Him you have thcgiealest friend. The most astounding exhibition of loe that the world evor saw and the very es essence - sence essence of all truth; for He is the Way, the Truth and the Life." Addressed the Knights. Rev. N. .1, Myers delivered a ser mon lo the Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias at St. Paul's Lutheran church' Sunday morning. I. 0. 0. F. Granite Lodge met in usual form with the respective officers in their chairs, the third "degree being con conferred - ferred conferred on one candidate. Summit Lodge met Monday uvuu-i mgwiiii tnc usual attendance aim i confened the thiid degree on one I candidate. There will be work in ' the initiatory degiee. Brother Rob- J ort Mooie, who was an einployo of the Erie company, has been heard fi oni af bis mother's home in Afnus Afnus-llold - llold Afnus-llold as iinpioving nicely. He has had quite a siege of sickness. Nemo lodge met Tuesday evening with a fair attendance. One candi candidate - date candidate was elected. Thno will be work Tuesday' e euing. Akron lodge met Wednesday even evening - ing evening Willi n good attendance. Two

is entirely different to that taken by lawyers who are recognized to be his superior in every way. A Dkmockat reporter asked Judge Stuart to give his views on the ques tion. He said he had not given the matter any considerable study but that he felt sure that there was ab solutely no foundation forjudge An Anderson's - derson's Anderson's opinion. He said "In the alleged interview of Judge Anderson I believe lie says that bonds for con duits could be issued or the purpose of street improvements. T fail to see where in the work could come under that head. The interview interview-was - was interview-was probably written by the Central Union Telephone company's r-epre- 1 sentalives and authorized by Judge Anderson." Cure that ingrown toe nail byusing "Dr. Ararvel's Ingrown Too Nail Remedy" price 25c.,, For salo by all druggists. Card of Thanks. We desiie to express our. deepest gratitude to the employes of the Good Goodyear - year Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., for their kindness and generosity shown to us at the time of my injury by the niit niit-chinery - chinery niit-chinery while at work there. A. APAJIS AJs'D Wikk. Coins & Co.'s Special Sale." Specialsale on Ladies' White and Utnul Ciiil(ii ITafi 1jwIi- nfrori)nnti jit ;! oVloi-k- in "con iv enVb. Coons' Up-to-Date' 5c and 10c Store, 166 Mam st. Saturday afternoon special Rib Ribbon - bon Ribbon sale. Nothing sold over 10 cents. BATTERY- F Is to Be An Infantry Company "Regimental Headquarters. The details for the reorganization of the Ohio National Guard haVe all been completed. Orders have been given for 2,000 new uniforms hich will be issued as soon as they are re received. - ceived. received. Battery F of this city is to become an infantry company under Captain Herman Werner. Akron is to be made headquarters of the Kighth regiment.

OVERSIZED (over 18 wide or a chargeofpetitalarceny.i iltiisial legedhetoleMJMlllfJomBMargaret Boder.o5llastJThursdav.'"w' '" A?DTsfiller and Geo. Stiennick wero given 2 and costs each for in intoxication. - toxication. intoxication. Gertrude Carl.vle was fined $& for keeping a house of ill fame; Anna Bnhart, $:t3; Ella J. Roehr, $&, and Jennie Bennett, $15. The following were paeh fined $10 ami costs for be being - ing being inmate of th" same: Anne May, Elainic Ashton, Jessie An Andrews, - drews, Andrews, Myrtle Rogers, BolloRoborts. Vera Dale, Fern Kemple, Mary Bush. The cases of. Lo vina A. Predinore, for keeping a house of ill fame, and Grace Hall, for being an inmate, were continued until Thursday morn ing. NATURAL GAS Will Not Reach Akron Before Wed- nesday or Thursday. It w ill be Wednesday and perhaps Thuisday before (he East Ohio Gas Co. will be ready to supply natural gas to the residents in Akron. There remains hut 20 miles of the mains to be tested, but the uncertain condi condition - tion condition of now mains, keeps the gas company from making any prediction.

I Miss Eliza Russell Died of Dread j uonsumptfon. MissEliza Russell, 104 Wood st.. .ged ;g years, died at the hospital last night at 12 o'clock of consump- , tiou. Sunday afternoon her condition beeanif very serious," and the doc doctors - tors doctors advised that she be taken to the hospital where -lie would be able to lecene piote-sienal care. Parks' ambulance lemoved her late in the afternoon, but she continued to grow weaker and died at midnight. Funeral services at the residence May 2nd, at 11 a.m. Interment at Peninsula, Ohio. NEW INDUSTRY. Will Be Located, at Barbcrton- , .nffer.Maris - - An