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Sampson Will Re
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Health and Worry
the Cause.
Would Reach the Age
Limit In Februery.
Schley' "Court of Inquiry Next In
Order.
Boston, "Aug. 10. (Spl.")-Hoar Ad-
mlral Win. Tt Smnpson will 1 de
tached fiom tlie command 01 the
Chnrlestown unvy yard about ept.
1, and will bo succeeded by Hear Ad
miral Mortjincr l. Johtison. Admiral
Sampson's poor health and the fact
thai lie will soon appear before the
Schley Boaul of Inquiry make tliln
action luipciatlvc. For months Ad
miral Sampson hat, been unable to
attend to all the duties of commundaut
but he hoped to rcuiulu in active ser
vice until next February, when he
would have retired because of the ago
limit, The Navy department bos de
cided, however, to relieve him fiom
active duty before that tluio.
Horse Stolen.
Akron police weic notllled Satuiday
by tho Chief of Ashland tn look out
for a horse and buggy, stolen from
Clayton Scoboy, of near Nova, Aug,
7th.
NO CHANGE
To be Made In Ap
portionment As Presented to City Council at
Last Meeting.
Nothing dellultu has yet been done
by tho committee of three appointed
by President lCoons, of tho Council,
to apportion tho $50,000, to bo bor
rowed, among tho various funds. It
Is understood that Mr. Soldell will
present Urn majority report against
reducing the aportlonnient to tho street
fund, and1 Messrs. Sorriok and Wlnum
will report In favor of tho apportion
ment as presented to Council Monday
night, This Rlvca tho Health depart
ment $7,500. ,
"Passion Play."'
Tho "Great Passion Play" ot Lake
Side Casino, Sunday afternoon and
evening. Free.
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Tho Wise family will hold its sixth
annual reunion at Sliver lake, We.lues.
day, Aug. 28. Mr. Jefferson Wlwi Is
president ot tho Association.
Tho Akron and Commercial Print
ing Co's. employes held their iinnuul
picnic nt I-ako Rrady Saturday,
About 500 wore- present
Additional Interest Is talion In 'the
Viae contests or tho local militia
companies each week. A goodly
number have announced their Inten
tion of attending this afternoon and
good scores will doubtless bo made.
The Sons of Veterans will leave for
their annual eampltig expedition nt
Lake Rrady, Saturday evening, nt 10
o'clock, wheio thoy will lemaln for ono
week. Tho uniform lank K. O. T.
M. will ulso accompany them.
The outing of the Agenda elasa
of the Oraco Reformed church,
Which wis to bo held at Long Luko
park Filday evening, was postponed
till a later date, as thero wero only
a fow of tho membeis present in
time to make tho trip.
ilio iOtn annual reunion of the
BJrpbel-Klspert families will bo held
at LukMde park Tuesday, August
13th.
"Passion Play."
The "Great Passion Play" at Lake
Hide Casino, Sundoy afternoon and
evening. Free.
. IDr,Fenner SGOLDEN RELIEF
lit I A vaiT finn tu . .
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INFLAMMATION
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TILLMAN
Defendant In a Suit For
Slander.
Columbia, S. C, Aug. 10.-(Spl.)-J.
Young Jones has tiled suit against
Senator Tillman for $10,000 damages
for slander. Tillman, In a speech
some mouths ngo, alluded to him as
"A crazy old thing Just out of tho
asylum," or woids to that effect.
COTTON.
Canvass of Its Homes Shows Pair
' Crop.
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 10. Spl.
Dispatches from centers of informn
tton of tho prospects In Missouri,
Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi,
(Texas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Louisiana and Alabama show tho
present outlook for cotton to be gen
erally good.
CHIEF CLERK
Of 'Frisco Mint Said to Have
Stolen $30,000.
San Francisco, Aug. 10. (Spl.)
Walter N. Dlmmlck, ex-Chlcf Clerk of
the Mint, who Is accused In a warrant
of having stolen ?:10,000 In gold from
that Institution, was arrested early
this morning.
Teacher's Announcement.
Miss Ella O. Ulgelow has returned
from the Hast and will resume her
duties ns teacher of the piano-forte,
Monday, August the twelfth, and be
pleased to receive nil former, also now
pupils at any tinle. Most npproved
METHODS taught, l'ubllc recitals
Given. Two pianos used lu teaching.
Studio 110 South Muple st. People's
'phone No. 383.
Small Blaze.
Flro btoke out Saturday morning
lu the plant of the llankcy Lum
ber Co., but was put out by em
ployes. Damage was small. Tho
tiro department was not called.
Wants to be a Fireman.
An application has been Hied with
tho City Commissioners by Harry
Fink, of South Akron, asking for it
position In the flro department. '
Rain at St. Louis.
St. Louis, Mo.,' Aug. 10.-(Spl.)-Tho
first rain which has fallen In this
city since July 3, came last night.
MR. SEIDELL.
He Wants Council to Talk Less and Wants Bonds
Paid For In Akron.
Councilman Seidell Is also one of
those who bellovo too much time Is
wasted with useless talk at Council
meetings, and to arrive at some meaus
of abating tho practice, ho proposes
on Monday night to present a motion
to tho effect that tlio president use
his gavel more, and cause all who talk
to conilun themselves to tho subject.
He believes the remedy can best bo
applied right lu tho Council cham
ber, nud will Insist thut the talk evil
Odd Matrimonial
Liberty, Mo Aug. 10. (Spl.)-Ilar-per
Hunt and his son Thomas, wero
married hero Thursday night to Ada
and Ellen Campbell, sisters. The
party arrived Just beforo tho eero-
Modern Cinderella,
Columbus, O., . Aug. 10. Spl.
Joseph Rrlnkman, who returned
from the Klondike to marry Nancy
Fltiell, and who found her tn tho
GUIs' Industrial Homo at Delaware
when he reached this city, has receiv
ed word from Captain Stiles, the su
perintendent of tho home, that ho
Testing Rubber Shoes For
Fire
The City Commissioners are now
testing rubber shoes for horses In tho
Fire department, Tho shoes ro
placed only on tho front feet, and, It
Is claimed, the test Is resulting sat-
Isfaetorlly. All horses of No. 3 de
LOOK OUT!
"Detective" Still
After Elopers.
Has Been on Their Trail
Since July 14
And Doesn't LetThem
Get Far Ahead.
Walked Here '.' From
Alabama, New York.
An: Affair Which Makes Chief
. DurKin Laugh.
On August ' l, .a man claiming to
bo a detective from Now York state,
andi giving his numo as H. It. Green,
telephoned from Rootstowu to Chief
Duikln to be on. the look out for a
one legged patent medicine agent
and a 10-year old girl, whom ho said
were elopers. Tho outllt was des
cribed as a man weighing over 200
pounds, with one leg off above tho
k'neo, light complected and wearing
a sandy moustache; a young girl,
fall- haired and slender; two bug
gies, 'one with low body and drawn
by n large brown horse, and another
buggy dra.wn by a black pony.
Tho alleged elopers were said to
have passed through Rootetown only
a few hours prior to the time Mr.
Green telephoned. Remember, tlil
was oil August 1, and Mr. Green lias
been "fast on their trail ever since,"
locating them at Youngstown one
day, utEliuira (lie next, nud at Ober
lln the day following. Meanwhile,
li!H-head(juurter Is in Akron, "and,"
says Chief Durklu, "ho has nearly
pestered the lives out of local police,1'
Mr. Green called at tho Democrat1
olliee Saturday to ask that a notice
bo published telling farmers through
out Summit county to keep their
eyes open for tho elopeis. no also
wanted a statement mode to the ef
fect that bothi legs of the medicine'
bo corrected. Another master of public
Importance, which Mr. Seidell Is con
sldcrlug, Is tlje manner lu which buy
ers pay for bonds, Nearly all .the
bonds nro paid for In a New York
bank, and .Mr, Seidell- believes It
would be much better to receive tho
money here, because of the prestlgo
It would naturally glvo the llnanclal
slatus of this city. There seems to be
no good reason, from Mr. Seidell's
standpoint, for paying for Akron bonds
lu Now York.
Mess-
Sister Now Mother-In-Law.
mony from Pleasant Valloy, Nicholas
county, Ky nnd come to visit relatives
of tho grooms. Tho older Hunt is CO
years of ago and his brldo Is 22.
Thomas Hunt is 21 years old, and his
brldo Is 21.
or
Nancy Finell's Finish.
will probably bo permitted to tako
the girl out of tho Institution nnd
mair,v her nt the meeting of tho
board of malingers on Aug. VI,
Brink ma n Is elated over the good
news, and will marry her as soon as
possible nnd after a brief visit to
his homo lu St. Louis wlU go to
Juneau.
Department Horses.
partment are exorcised over paved
streets, and it Is beJIoyed rubber
shoes will niako the exerelsq of much
moro beuetlt, serving as a sort of
cushion to deaden tho Jr caused by
tramping ou hard brick.
man hnd been abbreviated loth off
above tho knee, too. Green claims
to have walked hero from Alabama,
N. Y. ' "
To n Democrat reporter ho sufd
Saturday: "The elopers loft Farm
orsville, N. Y., July 11, and I camo
from Alabama, N. Y., and at once
started on their trail. At no time
have they been far ahead of me.
Tho girl's name Is Ellen Eva Corn
stock. Her mother Is a widow, and
tho, girl was supposed to bo one of
tho nicest young women In tho
town. It looks ns If tho, medicine
man must have hypnotized her. The
man's name Is Orrln Stlekney."
Whenever this affair Is mentioned
to Chief Durklu, ho Immediately
goes into n convulslou of laughter.
SNAKES
Killed Two The Other Child
Drowned.
Van-Burcn, Ark., Aug. 10. (Spl.)
Three violent deaths occurred near
Unlontown, 120 miles west of hero
yesterday. Mrs. A. Brown left her
little children, nged 3 and 5 years at
the house while she took her smaller
baby with her to the creek nearby to
do the family washing. Hearing the
children screaming she ran to the
house to And ih.om lu tho grasp of two
monster rattlesuakes. The children
died beforo afd could be summoned.
She then run to .the creek for her only
remaining child, only to find It had
awakened and rolled Into the creek and
was drowned.
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SICK ONLY .
24 HOURS.
An Akron Boy Died at Crystal
Springs Friday.
Norman J. 'Whl&llor, nged 10, an
Akron young 'man, died suddenly of
brnln trouble at Crystal Springs, Stark
county, Friday afternoon. Ho had
been sick only- hours. The body
arrived here at 11:38 a.m., Saturdny,
and was rcmo'ved to the home of his
uncle, at 210 BU Clair st. His father
and mother aro. dead. Funeral ser-
vices will bo' bold from the rcsldenco
Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
, Correction.
The Aldeu Rubber Co. will picnic
at Lakeside Park next Saturday, Au
gust 17, instead of today, as mention
ed In Friday evening's paper.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Frederick I. Rhoads,, Akron 34
Missouri Anna Sndler, Akron 27
Groom's occupation, teamster.
Frank E. George, Norton ,.24
Blanche D. Ileatty, Norton. 18
Groom's occupation, farmer.
Walter E. Coylo, Akron 20
Frauces Johns, Akron 24
Groom's occupation, corcmaker.
BIRTHS
GONGIVER-August 5, to Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Gonglvcr, 807 East Ex.
change St., a son.
RENNIE-August ,8, .to Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Renu(e, 3,25 Ba?htel ave
a son.
SMITH-August 0,-to Mr. and Mrs.
John O. Smith, 103 Euclid ava, a
son.
QUILLON-August 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Qulllon, 123 Sterling St.,
a sou.
"Passion Play."
Tho "Great Passion Play" at Lako
Side Casino, Sunday afternoon and
evening. Free.
They Novcr Fall.
Splitting
Headaches
cured speedily with no ill after
effects, by
Clinic
Headache Wafers
Absolutely harmless, easily
taken, do not depress act as a.
tonic on the hearf.
CLINIC PHARMACAL CO.,
TORONTO, OHIO.
ALL DRUGGISTS, 10 cts.
NOTICE!
All Carpenters
Working 9 hours are invited
to meet at Carpenters' Hall,
Monday evening, Aug. 12th,
at 7:30, to make arrange
ments for Labor Day parade,
KILLED.
Young Man Loses
Life at Kent.
Run Over by Car Sat
urday Morning.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Stout, of Brimfield.
(Special Correspondence.)
Kent, Aug. 10. Harry Stout, aged
10, a sou of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
8t6ut, of Brimflcid township, was
killed this morning whllo tiylng to
cioss the tracks near tho Erie railroad
shops, by crawling under a car.
While he was under the car, it started
to move, and he was killed Instantly.
His head and both hands were cut off,
and his shoulder crushed.
Stout was employed at the Erie
railroad shops. His body has been
loniovcd to the home of his parents.
SSSS3aCiK8MKeS3
Personal
and Social
Mr. and Mrs. J. lien 'Campbell are
attending the Exposition.
Capl. Win. M. Illltabldlo was In
Cleveland Snturday on business.
Mrs. A. K. Ilyre, of Cleveland, Is vis
iting her bister, Mrs T. F. Owen, Easi
Market st.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Ilolllnger Is
spendlug a week at Clinton, his old
home.
Itey. J. G. Slayter and family have
returped fiom a two weeks' camp at
Lake Brady.
I'rof. W. A. Putt has concluded a
short visit lu Akron, returning to
Warren Saturday.
Tho Twentieth Century Married
People's club will dance at Sllven
Lake Tuesday night.
' Col. George T. Perkins and party
are expected home from their west
orn tour next Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. It. llelduud fam
ily of East Market streot will spend
Sunduy at Canal Fulton.
Councilman and Mrs. Alvlu Itlce
have gouo on a week's trip to tho
Exposition and New York.
Mr. Ed. Hirsli, with Bernard Illrsh,
the tailor, Is In Now York, picking
up points ou new styles and goods.
Mss Jiiiellii -Morrison of Sharou
Center, O., Is visiting her cousin,
Miss ilalllo Morrison, of Hazel street.
Mrs. Luclnda W. ("Aunty") Brown
of Carroll street, has returned from
a two-weeks' visit at Buffalo aud
Rochester.
Mr. Clarehco Colo has gone to Buf
falo In company with a party of Me
dina friends and will spend a week at
the Exposition.
Miss Suse F. Donahue and Mr.
Frank A. Xoell will bo married Wed
nesday morning, Aug. 11, at St.
Vincent's church.
Tho engagement of Miss Gertrude
Caiuthers to Mr. J E. Peterson, ot
Akron, Is announced. Tallmndgc
Cor. Kent Courier.
Mr. Chas. Johuston, of Chicago, and
Mrs, John Bolgegraln, of Orrvlllo, aro
guests of Mr. and Mrs. h. Hurley
llomnn, of i!05 Silver st.
Mr. Henry M. Hagelbarger is visit
ing with his wife and family at
Spring Mouutalu, Coshocton county,
but will letuni Monday.
Itev. John 11. Jim will lie lu
Youngstown, O., over Sunday, on the
occasion of dedicating a now church.
Ho will leturu Monday uoou.
Mrs. 0. W. Clarko and daughter
Eleanor, of North Forge street, aro
bpendluog a few days at tho Ohautau-
ua assembly grounds at Urbana, O.
Tho J. 0. McNeil & Co. employes
held their annual pienlo at Silver
Lake Satuiday. About iiOO were In
attendance, and thu day was ono of
enjoyment.
Mr. Tracy Ij. Catlln, traveling
salesman for tho Standard Hardware
Co., went to Ravenna Saturday,
Whevq ho wll spend n week's vaca
tion with his parents.
Mr. W. W. Mcintosh returned Fri
day from a short visit In Clinton,
111. Ho was accompanied by Mrs.
Mcintosh, who had been tho guest of
Clinton friends for sonio time.
Messrs. .7, B. Storer nnd B. F. Man
derbiieli were re-elected corresponding
nnd lecordlng seerctnry respectively
at tho reunion of tho 20th O. V, I.,
COMBINATION BOOK CASE
AND WRITING DESKS
tpipm
$13.60
15.00
19.00
20.00
21.00
21.50
25.00
27.50
30.00
case for
case for
case for
case for
case for
case for
case for
case for
case for
$11.48
12.TS
15.15
ir.oo
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18.27
21.20
23.37
25.50
124-126 South
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which has just closed at Conncaut.
JACKSON-SNOWDKN.
A I. it n friends have received an
nouncements of the mnrrlago of Mr.
oo. C. Jackson, of this city, aud Miss
Ethel Snowden, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Snowdeu, of Castalla,
O.. Thursday; Aug. 8. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Jackson will bo at home at 217 Sum
ner st. Akron, after Aug. 2'Z. He is
proprietor of the Jackson job printing
establishment, a former Buchtel stu
deut and well known young man.
Ills wife is prominent in the best
circles of Castalla.
TAYLOItvDALllYMPMS.
On Wednesday, August 7, Mr. W.
X. Taylor, of this city, and Miss
Myrtle Dalrymple, of Edison, O., were
married at the homo of the bride's
parents. TJic wedding was a home
one, and only the Immediate relatives
of tho parties wero present. Mr.
Taylor Is well known here, ns ho
was for several years connected
with the Standard Hardware Co.
Tho bride Is ono of the most popu.
lar young ladles in Morrow county.
Mr. and Mrs., Taylor will bo at homo'
nfter Oct. 1 at ItOil Prospect street,
Cleveland.
THE CORRECT POPULATION OF
CITIES AND TOWNS IN THE
NORTHWEST,
Located along tho lino of the Chicago
& Northwestern railway, Is shown In
n booklet just Issued by that com
pauy. ' Copy may be obtained by send
ing stamp to W, n. Knhkern, 'J2 Fifth
ave., Chicago. "
AT LAKESIDE.
Lakeside parji casino, next week,
will present ono of the strongest bills
hi vaudeville. As usual, there will bo
"six strong acts on tho bill. It certain
ly Is a feature bill, as everybody ad
vertised Is well known to tho public
us u feature.
Tho return of .Mr. J, Bernard Dyllyn,
by special request, Is ono of the many
features that will bo seen. Mr. Dyl
lyn acts as Buffalo Bill, and now
songs and sayings.
Smith nud Fuller, who are origina
tors of peculiar musical Instruments,
were seen three times last season at
the Empiro theater In Cleveland, and
Is uo doubt, the most expensive mu
sical act lu vaudeville.
John .Iniiner, the 'comedy Juggler,
who has always been a big drawing
card heie, ,1s among tho many fea
tures. ,
Miss May Walsh, who was such a
favorlto hero two years ago with the
Boiv-ton, TM!o, will do doubt catch
tho audleuce with her ballads nud
coon songs, as well as May Evans, tho
whistler nnd Imitator.
Charles Harrs, tho Gorman come
dian, who will soon bo hero for tho
first time, will certainly be a pro
uouueed hit.
lu addition to tho wpe.U's ul"i Mana
ger Hawn has provlde'd for Sunday
afternoon nnd evening tho great
Passion Play, Including Illustrated
songs. This will iaa put or at tho
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Byrdette L.
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Stamp
Rid B
You may not
. need ouo now but
' will later, and now
is tho time to buy
for wo will givo
you a discount of
16
On our entire
stock of 30 differ
ent patterns dur
ing all of next
week.
Look at
These
Prices
2 32.00 case for $27.22
1 33.00 case for 28.05
1 33.50 case for 28.47
1 35.00 case for 29.75
1 38.50 case for 32.72
1 40.00 case for 34.00
1 41.50 case for 35.27
1 48.50 case for 41.22
3 55
.00 case for 46.75
Dodge
Howard si.
s Freely
Up - to - Date Shoe aud Trunk
House
122 South Howard Street
..Tooth Brushes.
y
Marked Gem Pharmacy on handle,
will be exchanged or money refunded
If they shed a bristle.
Gem Pharmacy
1.13 S. Howard St.
J. B. STORER.
D. A. BIBBARD
. 1. 811
JEWELERS
AS ATC Ml ES
For men. We have a line line of tho
popular 12 size In gold and gold tilled
cases.
For ladles. Wo have a choice as
soitmeut nnd think we can please in
stylo and price. Ask for tho "llttlo
-100."
WATC W ES
For boys. Wo hnve In Sliver nnd
Nickel cases, low in price but relia
ble timekeepers.
116 S. Howard Street
Casino by the originator, W. F. Mor
gan. Admlsblon treo to nil. The af
ternoon performance will start at
2:il0 and the evening performance at
8 o'clock. There will bo no tickets
whatever required for admission at
tho door and In tho shape of a Sun
day ntractloult has been pronounc
ed by tho ministry as the highest
class.
HEADACHE
WiMaifil ViWiYlfiTiriiKiiiiWf
At all drug ttorti.
25 Dom 25c.
T0J LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR. SALE-Outsldo closet, cheap.
Inquire 0.19 E. Market st. OOOS
Try the Democrat's Liner Columns.
Democrat Liner Columns effect
qlilek exchanges between bargain
givers and bargaln-seekeia.
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