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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
NAVAL BILL
is REPORTED

WASHINGTON. =. G. Jan. H.
The naval appropriation btu was re-
ported - the house today II car
ries - million dollars. an increase %
II millian dollars over last year
Nine million dollars ~ the incrraAr
II Necessary for the construction q
hattleahtpa and cruisers authorized
by previous acts. The pay roll -
the navy aggregates rs million dol
lars. Improve meptA provided far
at san Juan Will take 10000. iIaw al
tt01 90. and Tutulia f1aa 900.
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WATERFRONT NOTES.

The steamer American. Of the new
line to Honolulu, passed Neah hay
At 1870 this morning and will get
In about midnight.
The steamer Waiia Walla, Pacific
Coast Co. VIII arrive al $50 this
evening.
The steamer City Of Seattle. OF the
Washington * Alaska Steamship
Company. viii arrive az the Ocean
dock this evening. The steamer
r. partially disabled.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
CITY REAL ESTATE.

NAl1 hfAa LII y r.
Lot b0xlos with new Groom house.
for 1890: $500 cash, balance SIS a
month.
Lot sOxiOO. with new i-room house.
at Green Lake. for $3.50.
Lot soxia2. with two houses. for
1880; 500 cash. balance on easy
terms.
Lot 60xi2o. with two b-room cot
tages: close in: for $500.
Lot sOxi2O. with an s-room house
and n f-room house. close in;
for $500.
Lot 3OxiOO. with new 4-room cot r
tnRe; nicely furnished. for $3.50:
$3.50 cash. balance easy.
Lot asx90. with new 4-room house
fine view, for 1925: $500 cash. bal
ance easy.
Lot 25x102. with 4-room plastered
house. for $500: $3.50 cash, balance
$40 per month.
Lot b0xi0O. with 4-room house. one
block from car line. for $3.50
Lot 6Oxt2s: close in: for $500, worth
$1,000,
Lot 9Oxl20, with 4-room house: in
North Seattle.
Lot 60xl20 on Queen Anne. for sf060
No handsomer property I'm Seattle.
Lots on 2ist avenue close TO Madi-
son street, for $500 per lot.
Lots from S76 10 sl2b per lot; IS
cash. balance s. per month.
Lots from t2b up.
IT looking for cheap lot or a
good investment. call on
w. j. Mcconnell a Co,
1874 Pike( corner Second Ave.
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h Housts OF WORSHIP

At the Methodist Protestant
church there will be the usual ser
vices at IL a. n. and 7:30 D. m. Rev.
{ r. T.. Reveiie, the pastor, will off,
cIate. His theme In the morning
! viii be: Complete in Christ" IN
/. the evening be viii take for his
subject: at the Swelling Of Jor-
dan"
81. Marks Episcopal Church-Rev.
John T.. ID. Liwyd VIII officiate as
usual. Services at IL a. m. and 1880
y m.
Trinity Parish Church - Rev. ".
! II. Goven. Services IL a M and
+, 7:s0 p. m. Morning: a Divine Caii
and Its Results." Evening; The
Building Of Life"
( Cumberland Presbyterian Church
REV. Elmer +. Thompson. Ser
vices II a. m. and 7.90 y. m. Morn
: ing: -Christ Jesus Our sanctihca-
ton" Evening: THE Call Of a
Young Many to Service"
First Presbyterian church-Rev.
James Thomas will conduct the SER
vices at the usual time. Morning,
II a. M; evening, 1890 p. m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. II. w. Giichrist Will ofnciate
as usual. Services at II a. m. and
5;s0 .. m.
First NJ. T.. Church-Rev. T.. NJ
Randall, jr.. services at ii a. m. and
f,sO D. m. Morning: Cures for
TROUBLES" Evening: ~ King who
Exchanged Gold for Brass"
x.at.1.. est-,o4 ~ T. csts.,.-zb ~.
A. 8. Gregg. Services at II a. m.
ton" Evening: What Are We
Here For?"
University church-Rev. Thomas
q. WIswell. Services II n. m. and
CD. m. DR.. KingHbury, 81 Bradford.
viii conduct services both morning
and evening.
First Baptist Church-services ut
n a. m. and 1890 p. m. Rev. VIM. II.
Randall will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening.
-
Second Presbyterian Church-Rev.
W. A. Major. Services at II a. m.
and 7:20 =. m. Morning: Gods APP
prevail o. His Son" Evening.
Johns Message in the Wilderness"
? Edgewater Congregational Church
REV. J. +. Nichols. Services at
Al n. m. and 7.sO y. m. Morning:
"Tfarveet Fields. Evening. THE
Brazen Serpent."
Plymouth Congregational Church
REV, W. II. q. Temple. Services
az II .. m. and 1880 y. m. Morning.
"Hestlng in the Lord" Evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
STR. PUEBLA'S
ALTERATIONS

The steamer city Of Puebla, OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co, which
was towed TO the Puget sound naval
station at Bremerton. will undergo
extensive repairs and alterations.
This work which viii amount to
over 100000. r. being done by tho
Moran Bros. 60. Of this city, which
has obtained a special permit from
the secretary Of the navy 10 repair
the Puebla at the navy dock.
The vessel viii have new bIlge
keels. which VIII add much In steady
ing her In a rough sea. new boilers
and engines, and repairs on the pro-
pellor. These improvements are ex-
pected to increase her speed from "A
to rs knots per hour. as both the new
engines and boilers are 10 be much
larger than her former ones.
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LUMBER FOR
PHILIPPINES

Orders have been received from
she auartermastsr general for Mat.
Rubin, local quartermaster. 10 pur-
chase 2. 800. coo feet of Washington fir
and 800. 90 feet % cedar for ship
rfent to Manila IL - the largest
quantity ever bought for the orient
and viii be rushed to the Philippines.
Bids will be opened Friday noon.
To convey the lumber TO Manila.
TIVE transports viii probably be re-
auired. though no orders have been
received Tor chaFtering. TTo-thIrds
OF the lumber will be rough grades.
and the rcst select and dressed on
one aide Apparently q Will be used
for constructing barracks and store
houses.
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TWO MURDER
CASES SET

Today was motion day at the SUI
perior courthouse. A revision Of
the calendars WAS made which oc-
eupied the several courts the entire
forenoon.
In the criminal department the ar
rangement of n number or criminal
cases was made. Among them was
that Of W. T.. LanRdon. who shot
and killed Edward shank IN his
office ut the White House gambling
rooms a number OF weeks ago. lie
was arraigned to plead next Mon
day. Langdon was released at the
time. under bonds In the sum Of So
000
Alton seaton, the South Park de-
generate gho Drained his sleeping
uncle with an axe, and wounded his
two young nlecee. and nnrHnsd The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
WEST STREfT
TRADE QUIET

business was quiet along West
street this morning. The bright
weather did not seem 90 bring PEG
pie uut a. usual.
40 particular changes Ia prices
we're made.
one car al oranges arrived. also
come caunlEumentH II fancy apples.
for which the demand IN good.
one car - potatoes Euf 90 this
morning. Some haureH whut az high
ha - for fancy fhhimHs. though
the usual quotations held Eaod zee.
terday.
Butter and eggs are about the
same. A car 81 eggs 10 expected to
arrive tonight.
IN. steamer from California h
expected IN tonight The green veg
etabler viii be on the street early
Monday
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l'"rhe Second Celestial Foundation.
Sapphire, Heavenly Mindncus.

Unitarian religious services az the
Seattle thcater at II a. m kov, W.
u Simonda Subject, What Next
rs Iife n Mirage. and the Hereafter
n Dream ?" president Frank y.
Graves will mako an Introductory
address upon THE Need OF the TINT
vcfsity."
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gnishts Of pythiss.

At the regular meeting Of Seattle
ledge No. 81. knights u Pythiss
held on wednesday evening os this
week. one application for member
ship was received and one member
was admitted BY transfer card. The
memorial service to be held on Jan.
%. 1891. for Capt. Geo. II. Fortson.
was arranged for. Arrangements
will BE- made for a public meeting IN
conjunction with the kink County
Bar association and the Washing N
Volunteers association.
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arr careful not - Institute a Grim
inni action and WHY ~ French
and English law "a person 81 my
position and fortune b. uat called up
on e. say what hr does with goods
purchased an fredit. N q gentleman
~ fortune and position has a for
tune WarfautlnE such purchases. he
mHY sell. break or give away tho
Kooda without making himself liable
- the charge ~ committing an uu-
lawful act
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BIG DAMAGES
FOR FIREMAN

STOCKTON. Jan. i9-The Santa
Fe railway has compromised with
the relatives Of W. j. Allen. the
fireman injured AZ Point Richmond
In wreck four months ago on a
basis Of 5000 for him For Press
Adams. the engineer. who was killed
at the same time, $4,000 VIII be paid
IN relatives
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CHINESE ARE
fORTIFYING

Lieut. ". ~. Ciapp. lieutenant L.
=. A.. who has just returned from
China. says that the Chinese AZ
Taku are working niFht and dHY on
their arsenala. At present. every
things II quiet, but the preparations
are regarded aa ominouH.
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Ia THE Instance the naht was no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
unIssrssI sro,hsrheee.

sunday evening. spiritual and
Practical Aspects ~ the Brother
hood viii he given. Monday even
ing 'Hypatia. a Greek symposium.
proceeds 20 BE- used FOR humanitar-
ian purposes. Tuesday evening
Meeting buds and blossoms % the
Lotus group.
These gatherings are held az room
40. Hinktsy block. az : o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
GEO. J. DAM RETURNS.

Mr.. George J. Danx returned yes
terday from a visit 70 the home Of
his father IN St Paul. Mr. DAM.
who was for a long time chief clerk
20 Mr.. Biabon. traffic manager Of
the Great Northern. has now assoc
oiated himself with the Hofius Iron
and Steel Company. Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

EdQewater Congregational Church
Rev. J. i. Nichols. Services at
II n. m. and 7:sO y. m. Morning:
Harvest Fields Evening: The
Erazen serpent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
SPORTING.
- News and Gossip

The fret prize nRht Of the season
In this part 81 the country viii be
pulled on az Ballard January "a. be-
tween Billy Cooper. ~ Alaska. and
Hiliy La Rose, Of brooklyn. As
both lads are middieweiFhfs OF con-
siderable experience. n holly con-
tested match IL expected. la Rose
has ten pounds the better Of Cooper
tn weight. but this In balanced by
COoper's science and general activ-
ity I'm the ring.
Cooper win be remembered an the
man who fought a draw at Nome
with "Nlek' Burnley. the old Seattle
favorite. Any man In this section
who can stand up against Nick" In
the ring VIII certainly be able 20
give a good account OF himself In
Rose ln not very well known in tho
northwest aud IL considered a dark
horse. lie may show up exception
ally well. and with his ten pounds
advantage he has a good chance.
The match will be under the nus
piccs Of the Ballard Athletic club,
and will be it's first attempt at an
entertainment Of this Kind.
According 10 custom. an indoor
meet will be held I'm the near future
UN the AtHleAlf ANHpNla tloH OF the
Seattle high school. The prospects
are that this meet win be held at
the Armory early In February. n
Gardiner and Dick Crooks. OF the
school VIII be their best men. Sew
eral freshmen have appeared who
are said To be very promising. Nth
erto the indoor meets Of this school
have been very successful, and there
~ no reason 10 believe that the next
one Will not be equally no.
II was only after n regular pollti-
cal campaign that Richard Hun
toon WAS elected captain 81 the Uni
vcrsity Of Washington football team
for 1901 90. Contrary 10 tho general
rule IN colleges the captains Of the
University Of Washington football
teams are elected by the athletic SIS
socintion, instead Of the members OF
the old team. This method has been
much criticized by the members OF
the teams. as ID makes the position
Of captain n sort Of political Office.
and also takes from the players the
privilege Of selecting their own
leader
Ia thia Instance thu hRht was not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
Single rsHerr.

The single Tax Society Of Seattle
will b. addressed tomorrow. sunday.
evening. by Henry W. Stein on the
subject 81 Compulsory Arhisra~
ton This society il holding reg
uiar Sunday evening meetings at
7 % In the rooms u the Acme Bust
ness College. Second and Pike.
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Hotel Corridors.

Peter Bellies, proprietor ~ the T-Iy.
ailup hotel. Of fsuyailnp. Is guest OF
tho pilisr
Nrs Daisy Cole. a prominent lady
II Everett. Is in Seattle today on n
shopping trip.
VIII N. Katr, n prominent n1er-
chant Of Port Townsend. n a guest
~ the Seattle.
Jas A. Fullerton. 81 the Canadian
Pacific. at Vancouver, IL regiHterel
At the Rainier
Capt. Goinqulne. a well known
Shipping man OF san Francisco, iH a
guost Of the Northern.
y. w. Hlahs. naval constructor Of
the Puget Sound naval station, II
Registered AZ the RaIuicr-Grand.
John HoNcne. one 81 the largest
Hhip owners Of Seattle. arrived NJ the
butter last niEht from San Francis
CO.
pr. Charles Williams. n promin-
eut physician 81 Henton harhor
Mich. r. a recent arrival at the Dill
Ter
James Cioch. general passenger
agent Of the wisconsin Central at
Portland. is In town.
=-a==assaatf==-
Harrington pianoH-Ramakcr Mu-
sic Co, ttib Second avenue.
Sterling pianos - Ramaker Music
Co. iiib second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

An indoor athletic meet was held
a. the University yesterday The
object ~ the meet was "a see who
would be the candidates for the track
team that will start training In a
Few days. The surprise uf the meet
was the excellent work 81 Joseph
rehfHon. "A preparatory student. lie
won the So yard dash with ease. dee
fcafinR CalklnH. the old Hpfintcr ~
the University Tho work ~ kum
iieehY. a sophomore, Was also hrnt
class. Ia thr relay race. while he
was making great gain over his
opponent his spike caught, and Dc
frli fila work. however. showed
ability. and PROF. Van De Nevr ~
certainly make IA point winner II
him.
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velunsssrs Of America.

Rev. u. n. sutton viii preach at
the han Of the Volunteers 81 Ameri-
ca. list Second avenue south. to-
night az : O'Clock. sunday 7 o'clock
knee drlt Ia the morning. AZ H. }
and y. m. Every day next week
az noon. also az o'clock In the ev-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
COLLISION
IN A FOG

LONDON. Jan. fs=FoR caused the
Belgian mail boat Clemeniiue % run
aground near Dover this morning.
In che river MtrarY the White Star
steamer eymfir cHiiidsd Hith the
gnfib Prince. Both Wefe damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
TO INCREASE CAPACITY.

Today a big rotary converter was
Installed IN tho Post street station
Of the Seattle Electric Co. The
converter viii increase the lighting
capacity Of the plant ~. 600 lnmpa 81
IL candle power each.
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based on tho merits Of Cathpan ana
lluntuun as football players. They
we're merely considered an members
OF rival ffnternltiea II thia sort Of
thing was eliminated II he believed
that tho athletics If the University
81 Washington would he uf "a much
higher standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
LETTER CARRIERS THANKS

Seattle branch - q the National
Association 81 Letter Carriers. a. So
meeting this week. adopted a resolts
ton thanking Andrew CarnsEie for
his gift - ieQ1 oo1 % Seattle for
public library.
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rheosophlesl.

The Theosophlcnt soeiety~Anhnda
lodge meets at lis Third avenue.
Wednesday az Do y. IN, for study,
sunday at 10 =. m. children's gold
On chain evening subject &C 1850 =
m. The Power % Suggestion" BY
Thus A. narnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

Articles have been signed for u
nstte encounter 60 be pulled on at
south Park February 10. between
Harry Carroll aud Jack Cameron Of
this city 10th boys are well known
local nrTnppetu, and "a good eNhthi
tiun IN pramiHed, A. present betting
on the match b. about even, Sever
al bets have been made. however.
with Cameron la the lead. on ac-
count OF his superior height aud
reach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
LAST EDITION.
TROUBLE!

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. fa-As
result OF ths encounter between the
wife of Richard Golden and Niaa Al
ffeda HeaiY % Seattle. Richard
Golden has discharged hla wife
from the odd jed froutyf com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
DYNAMITE
SAVES CITY

VANCOUVER. H. e. Jan. ID
The town ~ Phoenix WAS damaged
hY Ore Is the eHfeHt ~ 81 nB0 last
night liberal use Of dynamite
alone saved the taNn fram entire
destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
F,stsfnsI srethsrheod

The Fraternai brotherhood Is max
ing extensive arrangement for q
basket social which viii be held next
Monday evening 81 their quarters
IN the GeYmRnia hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

The safe keeping Of valuable pa
pers, jewelry, etc. II an act OF pru-
denee. You can rent a safe deposit
box in the vaults of the Northwest
Trust and Safe Deposit Company,
% West Columbia street, for $500 a
year and can have access 10 II at
all times during business hours. We
have but "a few boxes vacant, but
have ordered a hundred more. T..
shorrock. manager; Alexander Ny.
ers. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
GEO. WILLARD
SENTE need

TACOMA. Jan. i9.-Geo. willard.
who was convicted Of burglary. wss
this morning sentenced 70 six years
IN the penitentiary by Judge Smell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

remainder - hts sisters household
aita uurdcfuuH intent. Was ar
raiEnst % plead a. the charge ~
murder on Monday. Jan "a
James Williams llraded guilty %
having stolen a gold watch a and
chain from a woman uu Second ave-
nan and Was sentenced 10 serve i've
years At Watla Nhiia prnItsmfiafY
Williams was caught In the act. run
down ~ an afileer. and later point
81 out the place where he had
thrown the watch Ia his tight
! o. Whesifight pleaded not guilty
ta the charge q grand Larceny. ~
he had not the means with which 20
employ an attorney. Judge Grimm
appointed Robert West 90 represent
him.
A. Charlhola has brought suit
against Henry Wilcox fer t1.5oQ dam
aEea. fis alleges that the defendant
drove a team 81 horses
known 60 him 90 be unmhuhR ssahls.
striking his child and causing Inyur-
les from which the child died.
ufynu Iathrap and WIN 9. R~yn-
elta have Instituted proceedings
against Kent. " Hlark. Ida NJ
Black and a. O. Smith far the re-
eovefy 70 500 alleged % - due on
rent - premises taken possession
BY the defendants pursuant 60 th~
fuiniuent ~ a inaae which the de-
PENDANTS have failed % fuini
The following divorces were grant
ed today BY Judge Grimm To Alice
= HettinEsr from Jao. 81. HettinEsf
To- John NJ Davis from Matte ~
Davis o. Ella Murdoch from Al
hort Murdnck 90 Chan A. Pliers
from Ester Flora. % Ida Brown
frum James fsfnwn. 10 Lena clark
from Geo. Clark. under hdYinement.
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when They Climb NH or stairs
Their Knees Ache and Their
Bre ath Ia Gone.

Such men have low vitality and
easily take cold. and when In grippe
prevails they usually have bad
case. DIR. Charcot's French Nerve
Treatment IL the Twentieth Century
remedy. II In a wonderful food for
the nerves Gives strength. health
and viRor to both old and young.
Prepared only by Pierre ct Gle,
chemists, Of Paris. ana imported by
Guy the druggist, Second avenue and
Ycaler.
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SOME MEN ARE WEAK KNEsD

Vose pianos e. Ramaker Music
Co, 14i5 Second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

Keilogg's mill, In Ballard has been
roopened after three weeks shut
down. The capacity OF the mill has
been increased By the addition OF
new machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
Stage Employees Ball.

a novelty masquerade bah viii be
given al AfmuFy inn Saturday
evening. January ~ A particular
feature ~ the evening VIII BE- the
anuH dance Hith calcium light e.
ferta This promises 20 be- The event
81 the SEASON socially ana from an
artistic standpoint. Waguerh or
sbeatra All furnish the music All
are cordially invited. Tickets ad-
hitting lady aud gentleman. 5aei
npetfu tors. 4sH.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Owing 70 the absence OF the pas.
tor. Rev James Thomson, VIII
preach. Morning theme How to
Treat our Faulty Friends Evening
Royal Request CONCERNING Lifc'H
Pathway"
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Krakauer pianos --Ramaker Music
Co. 1915 Second avenue.
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Church 81 our Lady of Good lIclp
--Rev. r. Y. Prefontaine. Service
az n a. IN.
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steck pianos Ramaker Music
Co.. lfl5 Second avenue.
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Church of Immaculate Conception
--kev. a. Swerc. ilish mass at n
n. IN.
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Ludwig pianos Ramnlker Music
Co, 1915 Second avenue.
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Sacred Heart Church-Rev. r. 4.
Brown. Service az II a. m.
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KnRhe pianos Hnmaker Music
Co. 1915 Second avenue
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Hardman pianos Hamaker Music
20. Ia. Enrnnd avenue.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-09
CUTS AKRON
Out of Several Trains
This Proposed Change In B. & O.'s
Chicago Route.

When the closer relations have been
fully established between the Balti-
more & Ohio and the Cleveland Lor-
ain & Wheeling as a result of the sale
of the latter road recently, the form.
er line will put on better passenger
service out of this city for Chicago,
and bid for the Western business
from Cleveland as never before, says
the Leader Such is the talk that has
been going on since the sale was posi-
lively announced.
The new route will be from Cleve.
land to Sterling, via the c., L. & W.,
where connections will be made with
the fast through trains to Chicago.
The Baltimore & Ohio mileage then,
to Chicago, will be but 3T3 miles,
which is 35 miles longer than the
Nickel Plate short line route between
these two points, and but 26 miles
longer than the Lake Shore railroad.
Should the Baltimore & Ohio decide
to double-track the c., L. & W. from
Cleveland to Sterling, and complete
the double-track of its main line from
Chicago to Chicago Junction, as it
will do this spring, the road would
be in excellent condition for good time
and a fast service.
Another improvement is in prospect
along the north and south lines.
There are reports that when the i'm.
provements of the southern part of the
line are taken up a connection be-
tween the Valley, at Valley Junction,
and the c., l.. & W., at Canal Dover,
will be built, This Improvement is
talked Of.