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Evening journal., 1901-10-04
RAILROADS
PENNsYLYANlA RAmpoAl u
Schedule in effect September 10, 1901

-e--A.1 80 - " as foIICWqs
lor Philadelphia (express). LEI ana
wy 80, ~. $50. $50. s.55. g55, s.55' 1015
lO52, l20, ll.32, ll45 a. m, tt12. ~ 12.56 Ia
and 9.i6 .. N. w. 1T ''Vo
Accommodation, $40 z1O. An I'M =
M pol ssS SSass ssS ]Oo. 52s. es5, and iO4s D. IA
hau alO. $50, R55. lC u, u.25. U.32 i1'45 a
m. l.@, 300. ASS, COZ 70l and 906 % m.
Accommodation, $40, ITO, n.Oo M.
i2;90, 2;s2, 100, SIS. eS, and iO.4s o "a.
For New York (through express). I,57
S2 9& Dining Carp, 955, l0.52. ii.45 n
n;i nIs;i DinII2Tls I5ls carS Dining slIs ., carl :s56
carr, III, and GIG p. m, Connecting via
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia 400
$50, 40. S5o 9.35, 955 1O.11, 1852 Ii. as a
M 2;I5S' Ls1' soo, s.11. ass. 5.O7. sO7. as.
ana III D. IN.
For Newark Center and iutermedi.t.
stations, 1.33 a. m, and 635 ID. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 42. sOt
$40, lois and n.0l a. M, l2O5, l2l3. ssi. .lR
y. m. and -.05 night
Baltimore and intermediate atationa
800, "A, Sn .. no.. 12ls night
Evening journal., 1901-10-04
FOR THn souTH

Southern Railway.-Express G46 D. n
daily, .sleepers to Port Tampa, augusta
daily, sleepera TO New Orleans, Macon,
Memphis, Nashville, via Ashevills and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 1918 D. m,
daily, sleepers TO Charleston, Macon and
Port Tampa; LOS O. m. daily, sleepers tG
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. Bu D. n.
cinnau
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-Expresa
40 a. m, daily, sleepers to New Orleans
and Jacksonville. Florida and Metropolis
tan Limited" 4O9 D. m, daily, sleepers e
Jackson Vile and Atlanta
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


CATTLE business. commencing at once; loca-
ton for country bank: also sawmili; Illinois farm
for sale cheap. Damon. room 14S Laclede Bldg.
Quickly Made in or: write for
new booklet Dust out): also special bulletin and
advices on oil Investments. mailed free. 2eckley
d Co., bankers. so Broadway, New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIyGs.-

STOCKHOLDERS MEET1NG-Ofnce OF the
Mercantile Trust Company-Notice is hereby
given that a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Mercantile Trust Company will be held at the
office OF said company in the Columbia building.
southeast corner Of Eighth and Locust SITS. in the
city. Of St. Louis Mo. on Tuesday. the cd day
Of considering; acting and voting upon a propo.
sition then and there t. be submitted, to increase
the capital stock Of said company from seven
sistins Of seven thousand i've hundred 0;sol
thousand dollars 81, 500. 00o). to consist OF fifteen
thousand $4,000 shares. at the subscription price
for such increased capital Of two hundred and
sixty-five dollars tSes5) per share, and also for the
purpose Of considering. acting and voting. upon
such other business as may be brought before
said meeting. FESTUS J. WADE,
E. ANDERSON,
JOHN S. SULLIVAN,
PETER A. ONE1L,
N GRIESEDfECK, JR.
JAMES
c. F. GAUSS
RICE,
JAMES ". BELL.
1. d. DOZIER.
PAUL BROWN.
VALE
L
C. H. MCMILLAN,
GEORGE w. WILSON,
D. D. WALKER.
SCUIIIN.
Majority OF the Directors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

Fred and Anna Hofmeyer. 1876 Prairie: girl.
Ed and Mamie Harrihill. 1880 Linton: gill.
Louis z. ard Cornclia Dehlendorf. lsi1 Madison:
boy.
boy.
Louis and Ida Macs. 5c24 F1orissant:. hoy.
Robert and Nellie Lindsay. 2S4i Montgomery.
girl.
A. and A. Morowsky. 1i1l North Eighth: boy.
""t--' and Katie Horning, 3d. North Twenty
Peter II. and Emma Satorius, si0i Cherokee:
girl.
boy.
Charles and Selma Stole. 1905 Monroe: boy.
John and c. Girard. 1927 Swan: boy.
J. and J. Davis. 92l o'Falion; boy.
Isaac and Sarah Seelie. 12il Aubert. girl.
u. A. and Z. L. Muratto. 1926 Gibson; boy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18
PERSONAL
Fifteen Cents Fer Ina

ALL private diseases a speciality at FRA
Avenue Free Dispensary. 12ll Franklin ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-18
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ILLINOIS.

sRErUBLiC SPECIAL.
epnngneld. NJ, April IL-Certifcates of incor-
poraton wefe issued Wednesday by Secretary Of
Nate Rose a. follows:
The Stone Manufacturing Company. Mattoon:
sap.tal Slsoo: 70 manarsctnre pneumatic car
Ham v. simpson. J. P. Babb and James NJ.
The wellington Grain Company. Wellington:
capital x11.0o0: buying and selling grain, coal.
0oedD, etc. Tncorporators-W. A. Hamilton. T.
Z. Parrish ana d. H. Chapman.
Tho Illinois Society Park Association. SPRING
Ae1d: TO maintain q park and boulevard system.
Sncofporators-J N. Reece, A. G. Murray and
tnme1 r. Miller.
ARKANSAS.
REPUBILC SPECIAL
: Iittie ROCK. Ark, April 17.-Articles OF incor-
pO9aton Of the Afkadelphia Ice and Fuel COM
pany were nle1 with the Secretary Of State
W06nso6ay: capital sfock $4,000. ]. b. Moore is
peoG3oseS q th0 company and II. p. Holt secre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
Mortuary Report.

klrston, Texas. June Following Is
nutuary report for Galveston for the
n ending Friday June IS:
he 2l-Bud Harris, % years, male,
BED; exhaustive phthisis. Kate Ray,
|lArs female, coi0red blood poisoning
b G Wlchlep, ~ years, male, white:
kai abscess.
hue q Eleanor Grimes. female, col
| acute traumatlc tetanus
Cise 23-Sarah Holmes. 27 years, female,
bred, phytisls pulmonalis.
|sns 24--Infant of w. L. Roark. 3
Eths male, white: died In Mineola.
tr. 2.-Iufant, Lillian Agnes Fuller, 8
bus, white; died in Yoakum. Ernestlne
||llhnS years. male. colnred spasms.
Ens se-NIs Mary McCubblns. 30 years.
|hlls while; septic poisoning. Ida
Ett p Years, female, colored; cere
h hfmorrhage.
|ls 28-Rosie Guidry, II months, fe.
lk white; diphtheria.
|lns 2s-unknown whit, man, about 80
~ male, white; downing, inquest.
|..d h Sealy hospital, ,.
|En In ST. Mary's hospital, 1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

president with one Lawsonf And did
not such contract provide, among other
things, that Lawson should have the
exclusive privilege of selling wine, beer and
splrituous liquors upon the land OF the
company" for a term Of five years and
that "for the rental of said premises Css'
mon, and the exclusive right or privilege
as aforesaid, for the sale Of wine beer or
spirituous liquors he should pay the COM
many a sum equal 20 two-tnirds Of the
net profits arising from said business"
30 10 be conducted by Lawsont
La ynon found lis way into our supreme
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

-. ana not that court, solely upon its
court uiI w. advert 10 the Illegal nature
oSn ai Io cnntraet and refused 10 eaeh party
tbe re any relief whatever b 2ssf a ap2t
such contract Aud did , n0t tap' 10 be
expressly sq{ N spen eylolatlon Of the anti
trust set 81 March 80 1882 Mopeeyeir
ala not that cslrt in Us 10, opiG eonps ss for
eensnte NY NY rantract Of which the chleI
n mn Was 10 encourage the liquor 'iuine
among It's own employees. ,.,u,sr Nth
ARE s"u, that case. from rs trial pc
s ne nIs o down 10 lis fnal decision u the
supreme eourt3 II not, gis4n sss AZ na W.
supreme courts opinles9, ~ v ~ ANN''
s0l et seq, will enhghtsh 'es'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

= Docs not the act Of March 80 1882.
expressly provide that FOR a violation OF
apy" Of rs provisions by any Texas cor
pofation III shall be the duty OF the at
torney general 10 institute suit for the
forYeiture 81 IFS charter and franchise. and
HE dissolution OF It's corporate existencef
rs the meaning OF that act obseuref
8. In the light Of the foregoing facts
IA Won candldiv consider THAI II is within
Your ofaciai adiperetion' whether or not
YOU viii enforce the law against the Texas
and Pacific Coal company, tust as II mas
heep enforced heretofore against several
less Important offenders that have yio.
lated its provisions: DO you believe that
a sult for the forfeiture OF SAID corpora
lions charter rights would merely be ''Tez
auous ilugatlon,r brought only 70 'harass'
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II and likely 10 Involve the state in Ia.
billfIes for costs Of prodtless sutaT"
since under our supreme courts own
decisions 4 certified copy Of the coal com
pany's pleadlngs against Lawson wonld
Constitute ample evidence against II OF tue
facts therein alleged by ~ do You think
II would be difficult 70 procure thu esis
deuce necessary To a successful proSecn,
Hon OF such forfeiture sgitl Resides, as
you doubtless know, the same men are
now running that cooperation WHO were
managing It's affairs In 1892, and the taking
little trouble or expense TO the state. Prob.
ably Lawson would be glad 70 testify,
also In view Of HIS unfortunate expe'
rience with the coal complains officials,
T. Since our statutes Of limitation 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
coAL COMPANY CASE.

-, e,ter Addressed 10 Hon. @ H.
Ope" Bell
NJ, = X Bell, Austin, Texas.
hgn sir. YIN you not permit me-
pear rexas to ask you through the
citizen % - state a few plain questions
= We're you not district !aog ;soo o. il AoG
.ornty Texas. on August Z lsS ~ rs Aas
S,S YOU not then try the ease OF a,vs on
and Pacific Coal Company We. La ., aa,,
ano n that case did not the coai com
nsny seek recover. os ssas' msds bS L,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
Candidates seIeoted.

.'es'on' Texas, June 20.-The City club
meeting at Clayton hall tonight
meeting was called for the purpose Of
N'ag NE report OF the committee that
sppolnted to select candidates for
~T elective members OF the commits
s'age w 7, Austin and A. p. Norman.
n. wy adopted the report of the com
ana Will conduct vigorous cam
l,Iosa lavor OF Its nominees In case op-
INV il,s sandldates are placed In the field,
4 sor sweuon will likely be ordered by
sss sy1lH commissioners about July 10.
.a;a aays, however, viii have elapsed
Ialon Ie election will he held and the
II a VIII therefore, take place about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

not. according 10 past holdings OF oul
supreme court, run against the State, DO
you not think THAI II Is now yonr 'splaiu
duty forthwith 10 proceed against tie
Texas aud Pacific Coal company for q for
feiture Of Its charter because OF its said
1agrant vlolntlon Of the act Of March 81.
1857 And win you not even pow perform
do SO and beg 10 remain, very RESPECTFULLY
yours, J. "a, Lewright.
cuerO, Texas June %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
win Attend Encampment.

s's Texas June 29.-rhe Calves
49, have decided to attend the en-
s. ' q the State Volunteer Guard
A July 10 TO 81 They viii carry
=. 'uy Of Fifty men and expect to
good showing. They will drin
hesSst from now until the time or
|ancs pihent to be In readiness for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

HAMMOCK cRAvENs.-- Kaufman. Tex,
as. June 2T.-Henry Hammock and Bel
craycns we're married at Roekwali wsenst
day.
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Sent to the ASYLUM.

ssss'on' Texas, June 20. Four Insane
81. I'M were sent to the asylum at Aus
N night The patients had been con-
q me county Jail here for some
wing to the lack OF room in the asy-
4 ~ ~ ss.e,e.ommodate them. The asylum
L hesn Wy been enlarged so that room
Il As crowded for a number of patients
~ q. space viii be utilized at once.
[g Fr S, away last night were MS fol-
4 FisbarA Gibson, Amanda Reese, Har'
.Aer and Esther Green.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

unrestricted choice of suit pair trousers in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
police officers Picnic.


L;s,sion. Texas, June 29.-The mounted
u, n the Galveston police department
h. made preparatlons for a picnic at
I.,m,s lake tomorrow, which promises
Mo affair. The concert will begin
:.sIocf and last until Z, when dancing
.mmepce. This will continue until
IN cSIld entering the grounds. will re
[ea present at the gate and prizes
X. music viii be furnished by Charles
Fgfs military band. 49,
h rommlttees in charge OF the AFFAIR
|l,lsrs ssrg committed. c. Byrd,
sEran, william Stawlnsky, Robert
IN George Pitt, Jr, Frank Herman,
H. Stephenson, Sergeant j. S. Pither
n fred GlOor.
nv committee Frank Tlernan. chair
II william Stawinsky, George Pitt, Jr,,
IN Thomas, James o. Stepheson, John
Mean, d. c. Jordan and Fred Mat
.uttment committee Sergeant J. S.
I'm chairman; Robert Aiken, Fred
4 N Charles Nleman, j. 9. Byrd, Charles
tATty and Walter Jones.
In Houston police officers have been
|a,i TO be the guests of the Galveston
frais Al the picniC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
All Mems Trousers Are Included

AL NtCn ~ AAOuS%tS Mn LINl00SN
All of the Mems $3.50 Trousers for .... Sis
All of the Mems 400 Trousers for ...... 800
All of the Mems 500 Trousers for ....... l95
All of The Mems 600 Trousers for. ...... 495
All of the Mems 700 Trousers for ....., SOS
All of the Mems 500 Trousers for ...... 69S
All of the Mems 900 Trousers fOr........ 795
All of the Mems 1000 Trousers for. ..... 8,95
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
Comal Arrived.

|s'lresion, Texas, June 29,--Fhe Mallory
|snshlp comal, that MS been stranded
the coast of Florida, arrived In port
booming. The ship and her cargo
Y unlniured and she will sail for New
EAM > O'clock tomorrow afternoon with
4 lgIowlng list Of cabin passengers:
Fsu Brennan, Houston; John Sealy, |. II.
1NpAef M. and Mrs. Dantzer, Aaron
\ " anG wife, A, f. Williams. n. MurkO-
~ William carton, Galveston; Mr.. Ar
n sna Miss Arrison, Laredo; Mr.. ANA
y MMaa Austin; w. c, Roberts. Mrs.
n Hllholland and daughter, san An
In p Harris, Waco; II. jerks. Hot
E1N 3 Joske, San Antonio There
ago De good list OF steerage passen-
IN Lempasas also arrived from New
\ !, |" .. noon today with the following
Saoln passengers; T.. Alkeymeypr,
picSson, Ii. Wenstein, Or. Graves
' rsn; r. c. Coombs, G. Mendall
We Fs..i T. D; Mendall, c. r. Mendal.
IN, sfeed Galveston: II. It. Wilson and
fAai roe Silver City, N. NJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
Death from Natural Causes.

<1l,. " nom Natural Causes.
~ 800, Texas, June 29.--Coroner Bar
- an Inquest this morning over the
Aosa Navarro, a Mexican woman
~ A. without medical attention last
q Aee, ~ Market street, The woman
& 1lflr nek since the storm and only
+. M al, ielt the SeaIy hospital. Coroner
nm nat sa mat she came 10 her death
3a., uesth Of Mrs. Cantwell.
4 a-.0n' Texas. June 29.--Mrs. L. Cant
~. 49, a. $50 o'clock last evening at
ssnee' Fifteenth and avenue A.
Ipssss win occur at o'clock this
- uon rae family residences
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
/ FIFTY CONTRACT LET
/ J. 4 North Jetty at Arkansas
Y, ! Be Made by Clark & Co.
. m AGREED ON ITS CANDIDATES.
w. T. Austin and A. P.
sopp '.o for the Commission.
comsI Arrived.

rexas June 20, The bids for
i''''' y, north jetty at Arkansas Pass
|phs y .nrsed from the office of the
w s,necrs at Washington with
= - award the contract for the
r''u9 rs.rlcs clarke & Co. of Galveston,
hp ne lowest bidders.
~ 81 q Clarke s Co. for the compile
b ~ Z IAN was Ss4.350. There is,
I + 'ne s7s 900 available. The CON
|s,fsT, only ssf6re be awarded to the
n, Will tnelnnrdance with their bid at
Etny ID % N nor ton for rip rap and
\ flie OIL e'for large blocks, the placing
H PEI zen n IN BE continued until the
4 tk malut,aa ar the work is expended.
4 iTailapN isfty Is partly awash and
M nofl1d teet. where the foundation
tetf Ia ,s completely under water.
~ y lai no,oa feet has also settled be-
K irnsl - tide The jetty Is an en-
rstn sandstone and is about $500
IsaenI u II Is the ultimate inten-
y sns.tr,,ct two jetties at Arkansas
L y s GIio as FAR as possible that por-
Iz uuis nn .ss,.yh ietty already construct
L y w ,', nrnposed to complete the ex-
4 y ny efty TO It's full cross section
y 1elyn sbont 5000 feet from its In
4 pvhss r as the available funds Will
~ ~ crest will be about four feet
~ ns nm low tide and from ten to
EF . N,uy papers for the work were
~ esn ~ charles Clarke & Co. by Colo
}EhsHu todsv They will be signed and
s1 10 The department without delay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
Y nHFaA YuY
Kams Great Fourth of July Clothing Sale
Only Three More Days

All of our Mems and Boys Fine Spring and Summer
Clothing has been reduced to the lowest point in order
make record in clothing sales and reduce stock.
During the past week have sold immense quantity
of clothing and propose to make the days between
Thursday record breakers The goods offered you
hard sellers anything of the sort simply offering
entire clothing stock at lowest reductions and have
choice of any suit pair in the
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
Late @ Locals
1900 9oc8.ece:e,Gea

Surveyors IN the employ of the G. A.
AZ q. railway company were working
on East Mill street last Friday and
1t Is reported that they were taking
notes with reference to the proposed
yiaduct over the railroads ON that
street.
Col. w. L. Sawyer says the first blue
birds and robins which he has seen
this season arrived at Fairview Ter
race Sunday. Another indication that
the spring season is not long distant.
Brewery Workers Union, No. 10. an.
nounced Monday that the boycott had
been removed from the products of the
ClcvelandSandusky Companys brew
cries.
Allen High, son of Mr.. and Mrs. U. c..
High, of Coventry tp,, near Barber
ton, who suffered stroke of paralysis
ten days ago, is improving. He will
not be permanently disabled by the
stroke.
Mr.. w. n. Palmer, of Barberton, ac.
companied by his wife and daughter,
have gone to Europe. Mr.. Palmer will
superintend the erection of the large
new factory which the Diamond
Match company will build in Germany
Mr.. II. w. Soldering, of Joncsboro,
Ind, Is at Doylcstown, caring for his
father, who was badly injured in a run.
away ten days ago.
#
Mr. John Il. lIowcs has presented
to the city Commissioners n plat for
new street from Market St, TO Por-
tagc Path, just west of Rycrs ave.
joining Portage Path near the Chest.
nut school. The Board will accept the
plat,
T Mrs. Chas. Dick, Mr.. l.. G. Miles and
Maj. III. a. kasson were Akron pco
pie who occupied seats on the Depart
ment of Justice reviewing stand
erected by Senator Hanna.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
Are They Against the
improvements
For Territory Taken Into the
City?

The City Commissioners have refused
to approve resolutions for the con-
struction of two main trunk sewers in
the south end, and thereby hangs u
tale.
The resolutions were passed by the
Council two weeks ago, under the
supposition that the Commissioners
had approved them. This had not been
done and later the Board refused to
approve them.
The stand of the Commissioners has
laid them open to the criticism that
they are against making improvements
in the territory annexed to the city.
Certain it is they are against the or,
dinance under which the entire city
was made into one district for main
trunk sewers, though under that plan
the street railroads and other corpor-
ations are made to pay share of the
sewer taxes. The Council will hardly
rescind from it's position and sewer
legislation will probably be held up
until after the election has determined
who the Councilmen and Commits
sioners shall be.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
Memorial Meeting.

Tho Womnn's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of Trinity Luther
an church, will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Frank Jennings, Ill
Franklin st. This meeting will be or
especial interest because It will he
in the nature of Il memorial, one of
the members having recently died, and
for several missionaries in distant
lands.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
Not Yet Made-The Names Of
the Candidates.

The Prohibition convention made the
selections of candidates for the spring
election at the rooms of the w. G. 7.
T., in the Schumacher block Monday
night. About 30 workers were pres
ent and before the work of the evening
was taken up, program was given.
First there was an inaugural address,
written by Hon. John G.. Woolley, set
ting forth his aims and purposes as
President of the United States in the
event of his election. The address was
read by Mr.. II. Sherman link.
The convention was unable to decide
upon satisfactory candidates for May.
or and Solicitor, and these places were
left blank and the task of finding suit
able candidates assigned to Il commit
tee. Following are the canddaaes:
Justice Of the Peace, George w. Jor-
dan.
FOR COUNCIL.
First ward-Geo. Il. Lelansky, o. n.
Harter.
Second ward--Wm. Nj. Thomas, Geo.
Il. Brownell.
Third ward-H. w. Mittendorf, G.
w. Warner. hU
Fourth ward--Madison Waltz, A. G.
Fargo.
Sixth ward-Wills Teeple, Alexan,
der Adamson.
Seventh ward--J. ID. Ritchie, N. w.
Mottinger.
Eighth ward--A. G. Teeple, John s.
Hilton.
FOR SCHOOL BOARD.
First ward-Albert /. Spanton.
In the Second ward no candidate is
named.
Third ward-A. w. Zimmerman r.
Sherman link.
Fourth ward--Maro A. Emerson, Rev
VIM. II. Fetch,
Fifth ward-Wm. Spanton.
Sixth ward-Sterling *. Black.
Seventh ward-Lewis II. Stahl.
Eighth ward-W. 5. Hilton, Charles
A. Tecple.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
KICKING
Against the AS
SeSSnent
For the Sewerage, Are
the Taxpayers.
Claim They We're Un-
equally Assessed.
Resolutions of Sympathy Magic
City News.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Barberton March 5.-Council meet
ing, Monday night, failed to bring
forth a number of the interesting fea-
lures which We're expected. A large
amount of time was consumed in the
resumption of the arguments in con-
nection with the assessment for sewer
age. a number of the residents claim
there is an inequality in the assess
ment for sewerage purposes and that
in many cases the rate Is too high
Thus far, none of the claims have
been proven in convincing manner
and it is, expected that the matter
will be adjusted by the time of the
next Council meeting.
The annexation of the western al
lotments Is not allowed to drop, but
was discussed further at last nights
ihNN'ihS' ~ 10 thS opihich VI tiit
jority that there will be no further
hitch in this mater.
At meeting Of the Barberton
branch OF he A. Il. Of L., held Sat
urday night, sympathy was expressed
for the striking Journeymen tailors
of Akron. The Barberton nnion has
resolved to remain away from tailor
shops until the present trouble is ad-
justed.
The fight between Night Marshal
II. A. Cotton and Constable Sam
Swlnehart seems destined to be
dropped. At first it was urged that
the Council investigate the matter
and place the blame, II blame there
was, where it belonged AS the entire
matter seems to have grown out of a
misunderstanding, it is not likely it
will be brought up again.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-05
Good Faith of General
Wood Questioned,
When He Informed a
Committee
1ATlA
That United States. Cuban Rela.
tions We're Not Fixed.

Havana, March 5.-(Spl) )-Discussio
says that Gen. Wood informed the com
mittee Of demonstration Saturday night
that the action of Congress fixing the
L. S.-Cuban relations was not final,
and that notifications of the Platt
might be made.
lie added according to the Discus
sion, that he hoped the Uubnns would
obtain their wishes ns to liberty, and
that class relations between the u. s.
and Cuba would never he abandoned
There Is much unrest in the city and
talk of another demonstration. The
good faith of the governor generals
declaration is openly questioned and
comment on the alleged distortion of
facts in the Gomez interview contin
ucs.