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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-09
Mns Merito.

Der in Der 6auptitabt Merifo err
lbeinenoen mDeutihen 8tg. fir Wte=
rifD" entnebmen mir Na1ftebenbes:
- Ser Dau ber tleuen &inebabn,
bic ale UDrDrte Der 6auptitaot uns
ter einanoer uno nit bieier perbinben
tuiro, gebt langiam, aber tpie es
lbeint. fi1er pprtpdrts. sic bat be-
reits ibren NnIbluB nit ben StraBen
Der Staot geuonnen uno bier Stra-
zen Der garpiu in Santa Waria be
la &ibera iino fir ben 8erfebr fer
tig. Die auBeritdbtilhe 2inie BON
Der 9larpana nab Haucalpan lit i'm
Bau, bic @roarbeiten uno Die Mn=
loge Der Biooutte unb 8rlden 1ino
ibon pollenoet. Sn stpei Wpnaten
iDq Der Betrieb stpilben Naucalpan
uno oem Blabe Santp Domingo
(burb 2eanoro Balle) erDffnet tpers
ben.
- Das Miniiterium oes Gerfebrs
uno Der Dffentlihen grbeiten iou
iebt gleihfalls elm eioenes @ebdube
erbalten, nabbem iDlhe filr bic Mini>
lterien oes Nusmdrtigen, Der SuItis,
Der 6inan5en uno bes 9rieas bereits
geibaffen tporoen iino. Man bot
fiir oas Werfebrsminiiterium ben
Blab gemdblt, tpo eben nod bas
6oipital bon San 9lnbreS itebt, in
Der gleihnanligen StraBe uno un-
melt benz neuen BDitgebduoe. @s
iolL bort sugleih oas 0aupt. 9elearas
pbenbureau einaerihtet tueroen.
- Der Hio geasa3 ut oieies Sabr
infolee Der ungep0bnli6 reiben &e'
gengiilie mebrere Wale iiber Die llfer
eetreten uno bat Die anaren5enoen
Wieberuneen, gum Seaen Der oDrtis
gen beoeutenoen BaumpoQs6 s6acien=
oos, iiberibpemnt. Die @eldnbe
BON San Beoro, Ga ganoelaria uno
anoere mebr. bic felt pielen Sabren
teine ausreihenoe Betpdilerung ers
| bolten baben, iino jebt reiblib our9>
trdnft uno peripreben fir oas font-
men0e Sabr cine pDrsiioli9e grnte.
Nub in Snnern Der Sierra bat es
itart geregnet uno Die anfdnali6en
Befiirhtunaen Der 0acenoabo8 Iino
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6. G d b / / E ].

gls Gertrub, gu aienli9 porgeriid=
ter Mor9enftinbe ertpa9enb, In ben
ftrabtenben Sonnenf9etn bineinf9aute,
glitt Elm beiteres 2d9eln iiber ibr Sc
ftht. Wobl entfann fie 1i9 5ogfei9
tpieoer ibrer nd9tli9en @prgen, aber
fie batten ibre Madt iiber iie berloren.
Sic entfonn ii6 t6rer nur, tpie man Ii9
etnes bedngfttsenben Sraumes entz
finnt, erfreut, bab es nur ein Sraum
getpefen.
Ha9bem iie iib angefleibet unb ibr
Morgensebet berri9tet bate, trat iie
ans Genfter, fdfug bic @orbdnse su<
rid unb f9aute binaus in ben f90nen
tbaufrifden Morgen. Der Mnbltd Der
iippigen @ommerpraht that i6r pDbl
unb fheu9te bic lebten @9atten aug
ibrer Seele. Mie mander @turm mar
fdon iiber bas ladenbe Shal, bie{e
griinen 8erse binsebrauit, bod feiner
batte tire. S90nbeit gu pernigten perz
modt.-@tns es i'm menf9liden 2ez
Ben ni9t dbnlid, aieben ba ni1t au9
, nlan9mal brobenbe Wolfen berauf, bic
fid ebenfalls na9 elmer Metle tpteber
aertbeilen, obne ernften @6aben aetban
5u baben2
Gs mubte anbers iperben, iie burfte
iid nidt bon iebem W0lt6sn, iebem
S4atten fdreden laFen. Gs mar ni6t
Bios erbdrmlid, fol9e @9pdhe fonnte
aud gu feinem suten Gnbe fiibren.
Grifd unb freubis benz 3iele auitreben,
fi4 ni9t beirren la1en bur9 aIlerlei
@efiirdtunsen, barin folIte ia bas Gez
heimnib Der sroben Grfolse, bic fpabre
Runft bes 2ebens befteben, unb iie
fpollte ii4 biefe aunit gu eisen maiden!
nMein @ott, perleibe mir bic &raft,
biefem @orfab treu au bleiben, unb
, meinem 6ans pou unb gang gu fein,
pas i9 linn fein foll!" fliiiterte fie nit
onbddtig eefalteten Sanben, bic Au=
gen gum 9immel erboben, Der in tiefer
gldne auf iie nieberftrablte.
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ben frobeiten grnteausiidten aefpi=

utl lIugefleH VEtileuu2lluteH aefUIS
hen.
Gin Observation-Disclosures Heaen
eing am Dienltaa Nabmittae iber
@uanaiuato unD einen tpeiten UNI
freis Biz Warfil nieoer. 8ablreihe
6duler ltno BON ben reiBenoen @al=I
iern tuegeeibuemnt tpDroen uno
Stpei 8riiden erlitten itarfe 8e1bd>
oiauneen. 8is Mittpob maren 25
Geihen BON grtrunfenen aufgefilbt
mDroen, bod fiir6tet man, oaB meit
mebr Weni6enleben uerlDren aeaan=
gen iino.
- Ser SItbnus BON gebuantepec
1T am 9ientae unb Witttmp9 pDriz
ger @o9e pDn @rbbeben uno cpflon=
artigen Stiirmen beimeeiubt tuDrs
ben. SIN @efolge Der eriten groer=
lhitterune iiberflutbeten enDrme
@ellen Die &iifte ant.Stillen SSean
uno rihteten erDBen Sbaoen an
ben neuen 6afennnlaeen oon Salina
grus an. @s tpuroen brei 6ebes
frabne, Elm GROCER unb 5wei fleine,
umeeltiir5t unb eine tueite Strede
in Die See fOrtaeriiien. Der arDBe
&robn befano 1i1 am duBeriten gn0e
bes 8euenbrebers. Sc lit oerielbe,
Der in 8eracru5 infolge eines Stur=
mes berianf unb belien 0ebune Der
Gontpagnie $3.50, 900 fDitete. Die
@eaen rilien audi cine Waenee
Shieneni9peaen fort, Die aera6e
aus galifornien aneefDmmen unb
Lungs ber &iiite aufgeibidtet tparen.
Sic baben $3.50, 900 eefDitet. Das
neue StatiDnsgebduoe in Salina
grus prroe tbeilpeiie seritDrt uno
cine llnmenge fleiner 0duler iino
einaeitiirst.
Wieoer elm neuer 8au. 9as
@dbaus an stpeiter 8lateros unb
San Sole Ell Steal, in bem iid ibon
felt bielen Sabren bas rgafe Goncors
oia" befinoet, iit pDn Der 2ebense
@eriiherunaaeieafhaft p&a Mieri=
fana" fir 100000 Heios gefauft
tuoroen unb iDu nun um9ebaut per=
ben. Sc lonen in Dem neuen Saus
Gaume fiir Bureaus bergeiteat mers
ben.
Der BiQarblaal bes Sotels
Sturbioe lit auu, ar0Ben gritaunen
unb 2eiopeIen Der sablreiben bDrt
perfebrenoen 8illaroliebbaber am
Wontae friib aeibfoiien uoroen.
Seit 35 Sabren perbrabte bort Elm
grDBer Sbeil Der merifaniiben rieuz
neiie bDree" feline @rbDlungsz uno
mitunter audi Nrbeitsitunoen uno es
oiirfte tpeniee nitu0irte 2eute" in
Der 6auptitaot geben, Die bort nidt
in GarambDlages sSerien getuetteifert
bdtten. Die 2eibenlhaft Der Meris
faner fir oas Biaaroipiel iit befanrk
iie mDhten es au9 oarin ibren GOrz
biloern, ben 5ran5oien, 9leibtbun.
= Die 6ausbeliber Der iiiolihen
Gone, b. 3. Der 6duier fiiofib Der
Observation-Disclosures unb beren Gerldn=
gerungen, tperoen nab Wtagiitrats=
beihluB pum %. os. Mits. aufee=
foroert, ibre 8elibuneen biz lpdte,
items |. DECEMBER os. Sc. gemaB ben
friiber befannt eemabten 8erDroz
nungen gu perpuben uno anitreiben
gu lalien. Oabei lit Die Gnbrin@
eune BON 8iloern unb 2anoihaften
an ben 6dulerfaiiaoen gum .3ued
Der @eiddftsreflame Derbuten. tuenn
iene niht einen rguten@elhma
(buen gulto), befunben (ein iebr
bebnbarer gegriff). Cine beionoere
gDmmiiiion rer itdotilbeu 8erpal-
tunesbebDroe tpiro Die Iusfiibrung
obieer 8erorbnune iibertpaben uno
lit befuet, bel 3utpioerbanblungen
BON 10 biz 300 Belos @eloitrafen
aufsuerlegen.
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0Nirit alle WpramSiagnngen iiber ben
Saufen.

s. S. 6uobes mar elm 8anbioat
fir bas Mtnt oes Sbabmeiiters in
Du Bont, @a.. aber es puroe linn
uorausgeiagt, oaB er feline feds
MDnate mebr leben piiroe. gr fit
ihon felt 3 .Sabren an einem 2t1=
een-NbiceB. Sein 2eben bling rur
nod an ei1en ssaoen, als er BON
"Dr. Kings New Discovery
fiir Sbuinoluht b0rte. gr nerz
luhte baiielbe unb tpuroe iblieBlib
gebeilt, 10 oaB ale jene Gorausia=
gungen iiber ben Saufen aetpDrfen
tpuroen. Sc tpiro politip aarantirt
fir 6als= uno 2uneenleioen ppn
S. &alteper & SDbn, @ep. S. s..
5bnitt. @igentbiimer, uho Slb.
DreiB, DrDguiiten. Breis so Gents
uno 90. Brobeflalhe frei.
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aatarrb fann niat fnrirt ,uersen

0ur) lotale glppeationen, oa ne ben SB Der Rrant=
belt nidt erreiden foitnen Gatarrb lit cine 8lut=
ODER =Grantbeit uno I'm iie 5u beilen,
mlBt SIR nnerlide oeintttel nebmen. bnll's
Satarrb 6ur wiro eineenonIiaen unb mirtt oirett
auf oas &lut uno Die fbleniee Sberfldhe. Sal's
91tarrb= Sur 1T feline Guadiolber Wteoi3in. sic
mlroe eit Sabren BON einem Der befen ger3te oiees
9anoes peroronet uno III Elm reoendBiges &eeept.
Sic beitebt aus Den beften betannten SOniea, oer=
bunoen nit Den beten 8lutreiuieunesmitteln, Die
oirett aiif Sic S6leimo6erfldbe pirten. Die poll=
tommene YerbinOnng Der 3lpei 9eitanotbeile 1T es,
mas ol6' munperpolle Rciutate bel Der 6eilnpg
bon Rotarrb berpOrbrinst eaBt Sud 3eusuie
HmionIi ihiden.
q. 5. Gbensb Gc., 5oleoo. Chic
aS gertauft bon allen apOtbsicrn 9rsis rs
Gents bic Sytaihe.
SALTS fTdmiicn= gilsn ino Die bsfsu.
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elm Sebler, baB fie. 3uriidgebalten bur9
eine setpifie Sdeu, bteier Neisuns gu
ipenie Nusbrud segeben bate!
Sotpie i6r Der 9ebanfe an bebine
gnnssloies @er5thten als ein unalped%
mdbiser erfdien, iie fi6 fasfe, es
mansle ibr 5elbit bte 8eredttgtns, In
10 etgenmG9tiser Wei1e fiir Rbebers
Slid gu foreen, febrte ibr audi bte
Nube dlImGlta ipieber.
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Der 5ono, pelher oun> Der
Staotoertpaltung BON aSDlen fir
Sdnliidung oer Staot bel Gntueien>
felt oes 8ailer8 ausgeiebt tuurce, lit
anaebliH BON ben betreffenoen Be
anlten UNI 60, 600 Wart iiberibritten
mproen. Sc lit nun Die sSrage, tper
bieielben besablt.
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Spmtberm 2sactFic 8abm.
Nhfn1rt

Iaeb Nefp Orleans, Souaon uno @ols
peltDn tae1icb 12:15 Wttttags,
ufb 7.50 Mbenbs
Nah 81 8aio, galifDrnien uno Merifo
.................. 9:15 8orta.
Nab Norb<9eras, ct. 2Duts unb gbicae
go (Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 glbenos.
Mntunft.
Ion Noro<Se1as, ct. 9ouis unb g9icago
(Katy Flyer 300 MDrgenS.
Bon gtetp Orleans, SDuitDn unb @ats
beftDn td9lib. ..........7.3 30 MDrgens
unb 5:45 Nabm.
Son 81 Bafo, galifnrnten unb Merifo
observation-disclosures. 100 Mbeno8.
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9. u. & u. 9. @alln.

Ibfabrt.
gaeb guero, gpafun, 6oufton unb @ole
beItDn, t69licb. 1910 &Drnl.
@ah @orpns ghrifti. stutfpprt unb Bee
:, otle td9ltdb. -. 40 gfodbm.
9facb g6rne unb aerroilIe, ta9lieb.
..........,...... 1926 Born.
Mnfunft.
8Dn @uero, goofum, SpnItDn uno Sal
neitDn, taglicb b...........7:l5 G6enos.
gon gorpus gbrifti, Godport unb See
bile ta9li6. AS Naehm
gpn 86rne uno 8errpifle. td9licb.
..........e...... Nbenbs
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M. s. & 3. Sabn.

gad Baco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anlas
gitb, ct. 2puis uno Chicago, tdelih,
(Snnlet 9epDt) 30 Mor9ens,
unb $50 Nbenos.
Mnfunf t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9ouis, &anias gitb,
0allas, Sort g8Drtb unb BaeD, tdglirb
(Snnlet SepDt) 40 Sltoroens,
unb $50 Mbenos.
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3t berntietbe,s /:

Cine gerdunlise Office i'm pberen
Studtuerf oes sSreie 8reIIe @es
bduoes. gto. 216 Oft Commerce
StraBe. gtab5ufraaen in Der Office
Der ,,6reien Yreiie"
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Die beutihe 6eibsbanf err
b6bte Die 9isc0ntD State bon 3 auf
4G. Die @rbDbune mar ermartet,
uno gift ais sSolee Der @eblelbiscon=
tirungen uno oes 8eilpieles Der
ganf uon England.
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@nlf gbOre 8abn.
u B ( a 3 I t.

Nadb 9anernia, Sutberlano Springs,
StDdoale, tdglicb, ...... 800 SDrm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stndbale, SutberlanSSprines uno
2abernia, tdqlieb, 2:30 Hachm
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GiienbaDn Ta6r=9lQIl.
5. Il @. %. 8abn.
q Bio hrt.

gaocb alien 0orbs3erass &unfter
...............-.5.. 80 1SDrnl.
gtad1 ct. 2Duts, Mempbis uno oern
Often. n..................1 1880 Mittaas.
gaah gtDro<5eros, Santa Sc unb SriseDe
Buntten. n.................S. 8. 10 Nbenos.
geah ct. 2onis, gSacD unb Dem Often
.......... ..................9.0 900 Mbenos.
gaab 2arebD unb NteTicD 900 8prm.
Nnfunft.
8Dn ct. 9oiis unb betn Often. Z. 80 gsorm.
gon g3Dro~Seras. Santa Sc unb 6risco<
RpulLClt o. 10 GSUCHI,
Son lDcalen 8unften ......S.45 geahm.
8On ct. 2Duis uno oeml Often Ii As Qbbs.
Son Gareop uno NferifD. :. u. 10 geochm.
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SiiOweitteraS luiiultbt Gu(b

8enn Sbr gu9 ireenomp nieoers
laiien poat. tbut es entlane Der 2i'
ME Der
gat 2l,ttpmip & 2lroaSas
paf Sabm,
i'm @arten=9iitrift bes Gtaates. Wea
lunobeit unb &llnla uniibertroHen.
8iaige 2anoereien fir ben Sarnler,
Otarftgdrtner, Obit> uno SiebSiibter.
Beeen @in5elbeiten tpenoetgud On
6. 5. Wartin, q. Is. 81,
San Nntpnio, 9eras
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- gbrpitalliiirter Sngtper in 8uft
bel s. 6. Sane & Co.,
509-5l1 Oit=6pu1tonsStruBe
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(ssortiebuna folat).
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-25
Darning Party.

Miss Helen Brink entertained num-
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Brink.
last night. The party was quite out of
the ordinPry in the way of the amuse-
ment provided, and wae unique and very
funny.
When the guests had all arrived. the
gentlemen were each given a stocking
containing holes OF greater or less size.
In the toe OF each hose was a young
lady's name and it was this girl who WAS
to act as boss in the work Of darning, ior
which purp SO each young man was fur
nished needle and some white darning
cotton.
When the work commenced there was
all kinds of sport. Some OF the boys
knew more about darning stockings than
the young ladies did. and they all went
to work with right good will When
the result OF the darning was announced
by the judges, ii was found that Mr.
Vaughn Kerstetter had made the best
job OF darning and he was awarded the
prize, while Miss Mary Miller took the
ladies' prize as having proved to be the
best boss in instructing Mr.. Kerstetter
in the art Of darning.
After the darning contest the young
folks spent some time on the lawn, where
refreshments were served apd where
there was music ard other pastimes to
entertain the guests. Miss Helen Brink
made her guests feel quite at home and
distinguished herself as hostess. The
following were present:
Misses Alice Chester, Ada Gourley,
Irene Whitehurst, Jessie Martin, Eugen-
ia Martin, Elsie Sullivan, Florence
Smith, Luna Sanderson, Mary Dean,
Mary Miller, Gladys Brainerd, Jennie
Hards and Meta Staley; Messrs. Walter
Rogers, Walter Jones. Will Graham,
Marshall Graham, Ellsworth Beatty, Ar.
thur Currie, Aubrey Smith. Charles Nc
Culloch, Wilbur Hulette, John Meg uire,
Vaughn Kerstetter aud Clyde VauHoore
beke.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-25
"Old Scotty."

In pine box, covered with black cali
CO and few silver ornaments, all that
was mortal of "Scotty" Smith was laid
away in the potters' field this afternoon.
No mourning friends followed the coffin
to the grave; no loving tributes Of flow
ers were placed on the lid nor in the
cold hands; but somewhere in this world
father, perhaps brothers and slstere, who
would shed a tear on the grave OF the
old man.
"Old Scotty, as he has ever been
known in this city was a Scotchman by
birth. He served in the British army
during the seige of Sebastopol in 1855,
and shortly after being mustered out of
service came to this country. He has
never told where his relatives live, but
it is said by those who have known him
best that they are all in Scotland. BE
was about rs years old.
"Scotty" was stonemason by trade,
and in his life. time had made much
money, but it all went as it came and for
several years past he has been a county
charge. For more than month he had
been i'll, but with no friends to minister
to his wants save the other members OF
the county family and the officers who
have them in charge By them all was
done for the old man to make his days
happy, and medical attention was given
him by DR.. Taylor, but yesterday he
passed away.
While there were none to grieve, yet
Old Scotty" will be remembered by
many who will miss his familiar figure
on the streets OF the city.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-25

Charles Burg, road survey. 8 10 Is
@ r Jackson, road work ........ 2O4 25
A Bucklin, hardware .,....... 8 IS
W Pons'ord, road work 80. SO 65
The remainder OF the day WAS spent in
an examination Of the county treasurer's
report.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Friday, July 20, at 10 am.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-25
INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM ADDRESS.

DR.. Frank g. Tyrrell, one Of the
ablest arators and editors OF st
Louis, will speak from the bapd
stand after practice Saturday
evening, July 26th, on tho subject
Of the Initiative and Referendum
he is the lecturer OF the National
Initiative and Referendum Asso-
citation.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
JULY 10th. l9O2...
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-25

On motion the board adjourned 70
meet Thursday, July "a, at 10 a,m.
The board met at 10 am. July "a, pur-
suant to adjournment. Present were
James n. Smith, j. U. Harris and Will
liam Ditman, commissioners; G. F. Cas-
we'll, attorney. and B. P. Blair, deputy
clerk.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were allowed on
the road fund and warrants ordered
drawn 10 payment OF the several amounts:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-16

used to 'groan" under the weight of the many medals he had won in his racing career, and the man who early developed high powers of conducting cycling shows and business deals, will not ride wheel again unless some body dares him to pilot a bicycle in the old-timers' New Years day race. He has an important place in the guid- ance of a subordinate branch of the wire trust. ssOld Van' was particu- 1arly proud of his amateur standing and never sold a clock, piano, a watch, a horse or anything of that nature won as a prize. But the veterans say that when he once won barrel of flour he was tempted toput it up for raff1e but changed his mind upon seeing a hungry boy press his nose against the cycle store window. Rushing out he found out the boys name and address and soon a sorrowful widow found her larder enriched by 196 pounds of win ter wheat flour.
 Tom Cooper, than whom no bicycle rider has received more newspaper adulation-and his picture was printed regularly in the big ''ads'' of famous bicycle house-cares nothing about the appointment of a receiver for the bicycle trust or the deterioration of the cycling game. He is wealthy and annually takes long trips into the gold hills of the far west to inspect his mines. And before he got reputation as a great rider he was drug clerk in Detroit. It is said that he once dis pensed prescriptions for the munifi- cent salary of $5 per week. After get ting a fair financial start out of the cycling path he invested funds judi ciously in local corporation stocks in Detroit and soon goton "easy street." Eddie Cannon Bald, who used to head the percentage list of the speed mer- chants, has essayed to ride again this year after a long absence from the path. But contrast his winning of a third-two per cent. in the champion ship table-with his former accom- plishments and yop may soliloquize on the shelving of a former wheel fayor- ite.
 Earl Peabody, whose exploits as an
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-16
CHAMPION BALL PLAYERS.
To Play on New York American
 League Team.

To Play on New York American
 League Team.
 Six of the best players who helped win the championship for the Pitts burg team will be members of the American league team to be put in New York next season. A report to this effect, said to be on good authori- ty, was sent out from St Louis yes terday. According to this report. the six men already have signed two-year contracts to play on the New York American league team, the players be- ing Tannehill and Chesbro, pitchers: smith and O'Connor, catchers; Davis. right fielder; Conroy, shortstop. and Leach, third baseman The players all signed several weeks ago and have received advance money. The report also has it that they will receive stiff salaries for their work. Not one is to get less than $9,50O for the two years and one pitcher is to get $14,OOO and the other $12,500. Only n few days ago Barney Dreyfuss, the Pittsburg mag nate, said Chesbro wanted $17,5OO to sign for the next two years in. Pitts burg, so it is inferred that Chesbro is the man who is to get the $14,OO0--or the munifcent salary of $7,OOO a year That these six men would make the nucleus for a strong team, nobody will deny.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-16
WATERBURY FIRE ALARM.

4--Cor South Main and Grand ats.
 6--Scovill Manufacturing Co. (Fls
 6-Cor Bridge and Magill sts.
 7-Exchange Place.
 12-Rogers & Bro. (P).
 13-Cor East Main and Niagara BtA, 14-Cor East Main and Wolcott sta, l5--Cor High and Walnut sts.
 16-Cor East Main and Cherry sts- 17-Cor East Main and Cole sts. 21-Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sts. 23-Burton street engine house. 24-Waterbury Manufacturing Go. (P14 25-Cor North Main and North sts 26-Cor Buckingham and Cooke sts- 27-Cor Grove and Prospect sts.
 2S-Cor Hillside avenue and Pine st. 29-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow sts. 31-Cor Bank and Grand sts.
 32-Cor Riverside and Bank sts. 34-Cor West Main and Watertown rd 35-Conn R. x l.. Co car house. p). S6--Waterbury Brass Go. (P).
 37-Cor Cedar and Meadow stE
 SS-Cor Grand and Field sts.
 42-Cor South Main and Clay sts. i3--New England Watch Go. (P). 45-Benedict & Burnbam Mfg Go. (Py. Waterbury Buckle Go. P).
 47-Cor s. Main and Washington sta. 5I-Cor Baldwin and River sts.
 52-Cor Franklin and Union sts. 53-Watb'y Clock Go case factsy. (P)< 54-Cor Clay and NH sts.
 56-Cor Liberty and River sts.
 57--NL 6 hose house.
 5S-Cor Baldwin and Stone sfs.
 62-Cor Doolittle alley and Dublin st. 72-Cor West Main and Willow sta 73-North Willowst.
 74-sCor Johnson and WatervIlIe sts. l4l-Wolcott st, beyond Howard I62-Cor East Main and Welton s.s. 2l2-The Platt Bros &S Go. P). 2l3-Shoe Hardware Go. (P). 214-Wat'b'y Clock Go my't fact'y. (P)s 216-Cor North Main ana Grove sta. 251-Cor Round Hill and Ward sts. 26l.-J junction Cooke and N. Main sts. 272-Grove, bet. Central X Holmes avs. 31l-S. N. E. Teephone Go bd'g. (P9. 3l2-Cor Bank and Meadow sts. Randolph & Gloves (P). 314-Plume x Atwood. P). S15-American Ring Go. (P). 315--Conn R. & l.. power house. (P). SlS-H Holmes, Booth x Haydens Pl. 32l--No 4 hose house 323-Cor Wash'g'n ave and Porter st. 324-Cor Charles and Porter sts. 325-Cor Simons st and Wash'g'n ave. 371-City Lumber and Coal Go. (P). 412-Tracy Bros Pl. 432-Cor Liberty and South Main sts. 451--Steeie x Johnson Mfg Co. (p). 682-Cor Baldwin and Rye rts.