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New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

London October ia sheepskns held
here today and was attended by a &c
ers spirited competition. and practically all
of the offerings lsd higher
the sale. and erossoreds so ad tea The total
ofertnEs 4 The Is
IN detail: Wales I29 bales cIotHtng and
combng 3taa5%d Victoria. 1872 bales. clothing and
3G7Tsd. South Australia 100 bales clothing
combng 3%a7ted West Australia. 60I bales clothing
ana conbing 81 SD Tasmania AL bales clothing
combng 3la I'D New-Zealand 0l2 bales clothing
combng 3d0d; Punta Arenas. I64 bales clothing and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
sOUTHERN corroN MARKrrs
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

liverpool october l6 2. m-Cotton-spotf;oo1 h,,st
ness done a. unchanged prices American midSiInS ~
ne Ot tue 1ay were 2Vto bales which sos were
speculation and s0.1
Receipts 1900 bales including American F,t,n
opened easy ana closed barely
% G Octoher, 4ot buyer; October and NoVer,hsr II
5eIle' ana december. ~ seller Decenbs- ~
SNnye5; N; January and February j. IS buyer
seller; April and May. +i4 buyer May ana Ipns' : "a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Sf cotton dull with quotations points loNtI
lAe bass Qf SOC middling upland ana e''L
- NJ eulf SAFES. 100 bales. southern spot @ ma H
'ue teegraphed as follows: NeW-Orleans, Qutl az.
80 l-Uc lower sic Mobile quiet. ! ioe loN.l, a.
savannah quiet he lower. a. Sc Charleston
S-.si6ee, at Sc Wilmington nru. tsc lower AZ ,sI,
i,sok qrie>. lGc lower. sac: Baltimore a.
10 lower, iGc. Augusta steady. p8ftlAl l-Av.
si AZ esc0s 3i6c; 81. Louis quiet l-loc loN'L, -
Estimated receipts New-trleans i"T 70 -,
~ $500 10 lltsn bales. compared Win S.ir3 acAue
seekr ana u 80 bales actual last year AZ
nQfrow, -. 800 II 800 bales, against ll9's c'1
~ week and 306 actual last yeaT. -
rls az thr ports and Interior points to-ay' S''
t--el WIN tu. laN IL n.ark aud last yeaI.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

quotations were us follows: Flour unsettled No
. spring wheat. 6Sg,4c. No red, TUgt.lcs corn
t"'yc no yeuyS. No = oats 2sC,
34c. 80 rye. mating bartey,
42n5ic. Ma ! naNsei 81 - No / Northwestern, 81 -
s,eNsc contract grade smash 10 Mess pork per bnL
Sl IuP$lt -. short ribs sizes Noose u0 $ll
Sl2 dry sated shoulders pqNedl - 5aSl0 90.
Eioe tupAedI. .1tSl s7'z On hiAchange
ty-uay "a" butter market hrm; creamery, io-s -
turned. 3J'z ale Cheese steady at I0lxalIlsc.
Duluth. OCT. 16.-Clcse: Wheat-Cash. No hard
70 No northern h'sc; Nc Northern. 6alsc
/. uo"s No =.
Milwaukee. oct l6.-Whest higher; close. No l North
efn sc, Northern =. g.3c, December. n y -
lie steady, No l. sic Barley steady NO G9c sanp.e
S"G"ae- com. december, 5lG5l sc
Minneapolis. Oct IG-CI-se: Wheat December 69s.a
oysc, May. 1issc: track, No ! .lssc. No /
Philadelphia, oct t6-WbeaJ firm, &c higher; contract
Sr@dt Oc,oOer. t4iz9'oe. Corn quiet steady No
Ntliow on track, 6Hc. Oats STEADY; No . white
- &c extra nearby prints. I6c firm: fresh hear
a. css on. flesh Western. 23G-3iac, loss on fresh
Mts.eln 2@12=t2c loss off; southern 2,a2,
1eS on cheese New-IOrk creams nrtrne sIIzU'
- &c DO iair to good small II@amI2a.c; 40 prime la
10 alr 10 Eool large II ullS&C Recep;s-Flour 4JsO
ul ''I'l uVo 10 IN sacks; wheat, SIGtj
300 bush; l5OOO bush Shipmens-Vyheat "a d.,
'IsH' corn SdAO BUSH oats. Il 80 bu.h.
%, Louis Oct l6-Close: Wheat No red cash z01sc
seeI L-e,eu2oeT. iO%q 05sc bld May ~ &C asked. NJ
LdEI Iog ,2e Com No ca h. 56 d5Ic: Derem, sr
- StggS. t1AuS9;sc. Oats-NO cash 3Oiac. Iecem
Os'- wac May. -o3sc bid No white 3Ja55'lo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

81 pos Crude turpeatine al 81 T5Gsa %: receipts
:" Ools. Tar firm ar 81 80: receipts. l29 bbls
on htsanHah oct l6-Turpenns hrm CSC; receipts
.s' saisS oS6 bhs; exports 2.307 bbs Rosin firm
bIIs 800 bols, sales 4s9 bbs: exports 9eS4
4ossd: a = Q, D. 81 s.; Z. 81 40. +, 81 -: G.
Ss * * ~ 81 81 l 81: K. s. 80, NJ. 50; " s. 30: W u
Charleston Oct is.-Turpsrtine and rosin unchanged
london, Oct 16.-Closing: Turpentine spirits, 3Ss
- a. ftosil. American strained a I'd fine 2s -.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
HATIRoAD-

- e
sIAIIoTS f2ot of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
4SP Tbe nea9iSEs tiH iMD SoRILAXDT STREETS
Gortia9at street.. is i've minute. later than
sIafioi eaeept where ath~r,1if hsnify-thiTd i @ street
CAS- Iew York t, Psf,Ir ,ed 10 two Buffet Parlor
- S14-e.se =, Ne Soaehes % P.ttsiurs.
o55 a. VI FfNNsYI LiNITID ia 1Pgifman COM
O 6c1so ss4ef Toeo %95 92ssIvaSn Ind
s.4ppls' p =, I1ouiTtII4e' FIJI 81 L9gIs ls3
ft.n- hour train 20 ChicqEo Pullman OBSERVATION
-'''ii 9'eeplhs' Dining. and Buffet smoking
iTS P;'r p toslo " SHIfAfo FA1 AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
555 r. u. ST Loiis FxPREss DlRins R e:b,,, saT
fnE3t. LII ihdlSnaPes LSuis' le St. Louis Dining Car
5s p ~ WETRS E%PRa9shLYr3a4e 9sh Y3ey yssss E9a5S For
75S r T' NJ P1cIFIcy 1e1HEfsy DIFR5sc 4RiRs car -
1hicaso FOR knoxFille daily. VIA Shenandoah Valley
SD 2 VI. GLEyEI.ANP And sp cINeISNXrI Ex-
owAsHIsGToN I,a'r AND THE ila sorTH. so m
sndt srrS5ts i 70 6 6ns 5 lS l De i and nd, CoTt3 T
m; 80 @ oOi1inE Car 2lo l)esbrosses and Cortandt
4Fd m 3iRns 1 '9rs1 & . Dring Car as Dining Carl
as DRne aias g . caT Psa a. m suha55 I255 cDa IN
4Hlns 4 carr - = = Dining Car L25 Dining carr. ass
solIHFFN RAILwAY-Eiz1rsss-.' 5@j. AS p. m. 121o
ATLANTIC, COAST LINE.-ExDr.ss a25 a. m. a25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-~FIorida and Metro
r&sn : limited ZOO p IN. daily Express. ~ 10
NoRFQ}LK AND WESTERN RNLwAY-For Memphis
days. - 55 s. b. m d9ifv ' d. '- wen
FUR OLD POINT COMFORT ar.f N-GPEoV.E-
weekdays aud n N d7fi,
LA II' IN.--;55 a. m. , 81 o. vyaek-lays
SlhGAys. 100 a. m Tn ough VeStbued Trains. Buffet
IaTl,F eFs ana standard Coaches
Coaches ms ' - ~
CAPE MAf--l2-5J 2. n. ve4f-f+yz
fC points on New York and Long Railroad (trorn
NSSt wentS- thliI street Station. m. I210
30 10 and 100 m weekdays. Sundays 925 a
HtO a m l22O, 3 40 40 and s 10 Q. m. week days
o.. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
bIo tDeSoIosses and Cortland Streets. - 55
go e1ST., 30 Dinug Cart q 30 Peuna- Limited.
IOIV ti5esor'Sses and CortaHIt Streets Dining
SStI' i9o0 tDin ng Car. tI55 m. ~ - Dining
arr LOO tDlnIng tart. 40 tUeshr1sst
Streets. : ~ : 20 - Dining 800.
tD.hlnF taTl 100 'binuE Carr. s. Dining Car. 30
80 500 30 D m. y 10 n sundays. q
mo eoacnesl. : - $50. S25 tDiung Carr. 955 Q1m-
i'edl 9o9. lO91 tbIn ng Can m l2 55 Dining Carl
l55 tp1lng carr 3 25 Dining Car1. $50. - DINING
CAR so 'DininE tarl 555 Dining Car. 755. SIS.
I1lhe Oi.ces Nos 4dl. l5j4 III PSI Broadway 1S2
Fnth Avenue below 2Sd ST.. 2f Fifth Avenue 1corner
stat on and stations foot Of Desbrosses
streets; Court Street SEQ Street as Broadway
and Pennsylvania annex Station. Brooklyn: Station.
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
through to destination.
Telephone ei4 Eighteenth FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. g. HUT -HINSON, WOOD
GeheTai Manage ten'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Is PTRSTANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hos.

FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the County
of New York, notice hereby given TO all persons having
claims Randolph W. Townsend.
County New York. deceased present the with
vouchers place
acting business. office of 1owuseEd Dyett Levy
No 2iT BTuadWay Manhattan Borough in The city of
New York before the fatn day OF darch next
Dated New Work the fourth day Of Septemb 1899.
JANE A. TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND. pYFTT x LEVY ENecutrix.
Attorneys Or FNeCUtriX.
24I Er.advsaN y CItv Manhattan Rarongh.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-fssc 50.

.1oso. s1Lao a NJ 100. 2oo. rs 40. '5Oo '7.O0
T. NJ. si3 Il
SuLtay- sSunday only 1ParlOr only Via Tam
Offices; Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
1Ij 2fi 434 1900 1884 Broadway 80 5th Ave . Union
Square West. 153 25th 273 West l25th ST 2+b
Columbus Ave- YORK; court St, 24f. $50 Fulton
St Brooklyn. 9s Broadway. williamsburg. New York
Transfer Go. bagsage destination.
W C. EESLER. g. ~ BURT,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
u PURSIANCE or as ORDER OF HON

Abnsr c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. hsehv given all persons having claims
VE.ligm II. WhiDuts OF New
York. deceased the with vouchers there
a. the subscriber of transactins
the Office " Robinson Biddle Ward 100 Broadway
Borough Manhattan. CITY New York. q before
the Ist of December next.
Dated York. the day O May. 1902
HERBFRT : WHIPPT.E. administrator.
ROBINSON RinDI.E & WARD. Attorneys tor Adnlnis-
traitor. Bruadway Borough Of Manhattan City Cf
Geu v
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, sCSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
BETWEEN
Via Spr nEfSId and the
AND AIRANN AUVRO

Via Spr ngfsId
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
tNeW York Central Hudson River r. X. Lsssesl
Trains leave Grand Central station Fourth Avenue ana
42d Street. York
1900 a NJ 412OO noon. 200 P NJ s1LOo P NJ
arrive Boston $50 P NJ 5. 10 P. NJ. 1000 81. ais
A NJ
Leave Boston 1000 A NJ t12OO noon. P. NJ,
'l10O p. M. arrive New York 30 P. NJ. $40 P. NJ
1000 ?. NJ. GA A. M
Tickets Offices and l21S
Broadway ard at Grand Central station
A n. SMITH. GEOpGE Fl DANIELS.
General Superintendeut. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New York, Barclay and Christopher St&
ts.00 A. M.-FOr = nghamt0u and syracuse
Sl0.OO A. M.-FOr Buffalo, Chicago and ST. Louis.
"it0 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
400 =. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
$40 2 M-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
eS45 p M-Utca. OswegO Ithaca Buffalo
"2OO a M.-For ChicaEO-Sleepers o p. 81.
Tickets rs. 40. ll~J Broadway y Y 33S FultGu
ST., BTooklyn- SDaily- Except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Foegn Conee Narkes.-RiO--Coffe market quiet. NJ
Rio ss65 Exchange. l2d receipts. 30O hags; cleared
t the United stses. 500 tags; cleared for Europe
stock 4tluDD Ddgs. SaufOs-C0ffee marker weak.
gol ager4ge san9s 4S6o1s receipts 1000 bags stock
l6AUo bags. EanburS--COffee market OPENED un-
changed; 2-So net unchanged: sales II 0o0
tags HaVre-toree market opened steady unchanged
% iIanc lo0er5 al Il uncLanEe1: 9 2 steady
and unchangsc at $50 unchanged total sales . 1p0
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
sA!TlA0}e & CIV RAIIRO9D,
eu,roeate5 Nonres

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank r Fitzgersd. Surrogate q the County Of
New foik rotlre h hereby 10 all having
slsns against Daniel z; Coe: late OF the County OF
the thereof the subscribers
place Of transactiIg No 30 Br0adW
81 IN tho I1y % New York. before Both day or
March
Dated New York the 25th day of September. 1872.
Bt-lsIsS GklSSE NELLIE FJGL ET. ENecutriceS-
Reed n Heed Attorneys for Ex.cuJrices Broadway
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NAVAL STORES.

,.., ,,- spirfts tuTpentne was higher here.
owing Io a concentration Of available supplies and
strong primary, m4THSn ,nd Sunehs1ged We Suots:
aUsI ppi SlI lTIISE,splrts oil bois aha5SAe maehins
bbls. SEC 20 sx all hhls g. 40
Co-rron good straIne, - - - 81 % -
hoslN- 81. q H. SO 10; !. 81 30GS2 so; h.
e e. r. SIS 60; G. 81 lOasi Is and " W 81 40.
- "a 80 49, STOCK ON HAND.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
LoNpoN WooL MARKET.

aes 81 Rosn-Corruon steady. Cd Pstroleum-Rs-
ined quiet Cd Ilnseed oil duh. 2Ss 90.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
rs rUKSUANCE OF as ORpER OF HON

Aoner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County or New
YORK N.ce Il hereby gwen 70 all persons aying claims
against Mary barnett late y County Of New
deceased 10 present the same with vouchers thereof
his place tansaCttng nus
ONCE q William r. Kluke.. No. gS Nassau
ough OF Manhattan. In the city of New YORK.
fore the first OF December
Dated New YORK. the dav of May. 1902
PATRICK DOYLE Administrator.
WILLIAM n. KtINEFP Attorney for Administrator
90 Nassau Street New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BufaIo. oct 1G-F.our steady. Wheat-Sprins easy;
y Northern. carloads. t7te; winter hIm: No red.
16c corn strong No yellow GTilC. No do GSatc. NJ
= 6ic y, DO. G-lsc through billed Oats strong
10 white 36tsc No o.. 25i-c: No m xed. 32l4 c,
No 3 do. 32c. Barley J2u5Sl.c Rye. No / IN store.
- Canal treights
Chicago, oct. 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
MARTHA F vFg YALEN.-IN PURSU-

ava ance ~ m orie- 81 Frank r FITZGERALD.
Surrogate the County New York Notice Is hereby
given 70 All persons raw against Martha F. Yer
VaIen late OF tFe County - New York. deceased.
vouchers thereof % the subscriber
pla Uansactng business ~ the ONE ~ TruaN
Watson Roberts So broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian ~ New York. before the 2sth DAY Of
dated New Yorz the 2t,h day Of ARrtl 1902
TRUAX WATSON G ROBERTS,. Executor.
fJrE Executor
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CEN TRIAL TX. r.
Liberty street south Ferry-ttims from SouSs
FeTy five minutes earherl-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAI chi CIII Nf<-z4O8 y. 3 EasOn only 8 10 A NJ.
20. 40. Oo 40 Easton onIyl p NJ Sundays z42j
wILI< EsBARRE AND sCRANrON-z4Oo. stO A
; L. sundays Z+25 \. ~.
LAKF.M OOD, TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAr.-
z4-eO o 40 A NJ, 20 t3. 40 Lakewood onlyl 4S0 F. NJ
ATI 0STIC CITY, 90 A. NJ f3 20 p NJ
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tzAOO \. NJ. S1.Se
NJ.
IONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHoRE
lOINTs-z4.Ou. lL30 y NJ. 3.53. & 5.S0s
4GS p N
PM. .4DELPFIA READING TERNINALS-zs425. 25.
ZOO +SO0. s9OB. 1000 <t1100 A. NJ. fi2OO. s1.00,
$3.50 700 t30O -400. 500 1900. $780, $500 P. NJ
sI2 15 Nit.
2fTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425. TS.30 1850,
't130 a. NJ. 'LOO 4'3-lU. 800 100 1S2S 2. M..
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
NIIIIAMsPORT- .4oO. Zi.25 tStsl. 70 10 (l0.lo.
A. NJ. Reeding onlvl S100. I2O. - % p. Ne
Reading Pottsvile Harrisburg only, 4J.0O p. D.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Aoner c. Thomas. "a Surrogate o., the County %
New York. IS all ha .tng
claims against Simon Wolf late n the County Of New
York tt nresen' with vouchers there
of the suhsCrher place OF tansactng business
20 1b3 fnth Borough u Manhattan. the City
OF New York the first DAY of December
Dated New York the Sth dsr q MAY, .912
PAULINE WOLF ENeCutrtx
WILLIAM IT KLINKER Attorney for ExecutriT. 81
NPue Yar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

Receipts of bresdstafs interior points thousands
follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribun.
"A received their Jpt0wn once
96f FROADWAf.
S-sh until q O'Clock y
AdVertsemenfS viii the following branch
offices al regular Office rates until O'clock via
23d-st. T5f cth-Vve.,
Ietb st, 02 East I4th-st.. 25T West f2d-st. be-
7th anJS Sth West I25th-stf l.33S
81 ha.va an ---S S@g
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
I-ON PAPE FRYST.-IV PTRSTANCE OF

NUN FAFE. tNNHI'-IN " w wv q Ut
an order OF Hon. Atner c Thomas. Surrogate OF
the County NaV YORK hereby given all
persons having claims INST Ernst Won Pane late OF
the OF New deceased TO present the
vouchers the subscriber a. ther place OF
Office of William tfrevei. No.
TsS Rro yay Room 80. Borough OF Manhattan. New
YORK City on or before the 20th day Of January 1903
Dated New York. July Sri. leo2 - -
WILLIAM GREVEL.
NATHANIEL DOYLE,
RGRERT L. PR NCE
Executors
M0RITZ.
Rrnadvytv Esnrough of Manhattan. View York CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

: SACRIFIcE--MagnihcsnI upright nlano. ps--
~ lor. dining osdro iu.nirure. bed ralne-
-1xs. tapestries. leather set srarusrtss. corchss
RESIDENCE. lS5 Lsx.ngror-arA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
A WOOLLY GHOST.

Kenton, May 7.-While l.. l.. Ste
venson was driving past the Otterbein
cemetery, miles east of Kenton, his
horse becae frightened at something
white jumping up and down in a sunk
en- grave about 200 yards from the
road. Many horror-stricken people
have believed the cemetery haunted,
but Lee Pugh settled the matter by
approaching the sunken tomb, and
found that for many nights an old
sheer that had fallen into it had been
Jumping up and down in attempting
to escape.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
JOHN DANNER'S "OLD LAND
MARKS"

The citizens of Canton and Stark
county will no doubt be pleased to
learn that John Danner has finally
made arrangements for the publication
of the articles, entitled "Old Land
marks" in book form together with
their illustrations. The work will
contain many interesting reminis-
censes and articles which have not
been published heretofore. In addi-
ton to this the volume will contain
genealogical reviews of the prominent
families Of the city and cot -ty, and
OF business and professional men, and
In this way secure many facts which
will be of great interest and value.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
CHEAPER BEER
Oema nded BY Franklin County
Deaiers--SteppingI In Ahead
of the Trust.

Columbus, O., May Sat a meeting
of the Franklin County Retail Liquor
Dealers league it was decided by
unanimous vote to demand that the
brewers reduce the price Of keg beer
in conformity with the repeal Of the
war tax of 81 per barrel.
The action is taken at this time SO
that it will be binding upon the pro-
posed amalgamation Of liquor dealers
which is to be effected May II, at the
meeting scheduled for this city. At
that time, according to the program,
the State Liquor league, the Knights
of Fidelity and the Royal Arch are to
be merged into one organization.
Whether or not the one organization
is effected the local league proposes
to demand the reduction in the price
per barrel on beer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
STRAY BULLET KILLS.

Uhrichsville, o., May 7.-Daniel
Neidhamer, aged 80, was accidentally
shot and killed Tuesday afternoon
near East port. Clarence Romig, su-
perintendent of the Dennison water
works supply company, and Benjamin
Baldwin, an attorney, were trying the
range of their riies by shooting down
Big saltwater creek. Ten minutes
later Romig found Neidhamer lying
on the creek bank with a bullet in his
right eye. 1nr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
ASPEEOY PROTEST
FROM MASSILLON
Meeting Held Wednesday, Eves
ming and Remonstranee Sent
to Stark's Legislators.
(Stan Spec1al,l

(Stan Specially
Massillon, May SIN response to a
telegram. to Mayor. Bell, late. Wednes-
day afternoon, signed by Mayor Hin
kle, Of Columbus, and S. o, Griffin,
secretary Of the League of Ohio Munic-
ipalities, special meeting of the city
officials and citizens of Massillon, was
held last night, in the mayors court
room. .,
At this meeting John e. Johns, pres
ident OF the council City Clerk Sea-
man and Mayor Bernard Bell were se-
lected as committee to prevail upon
Senator Wilhelm and Representatives
Pollock and Metzger to reconsider the
action on the bill that has passed the
senate making it illegal for any conn-
Gil to require any steam railroad to
light street crossings with electric arc
lights.
II the measure remains a law over
a million dollars will be saved by the
railroad companies in Ohio. The city
of Massillon would be required to pay
nearly $500 year for crossing lights
now paid for by the railroad compan-
les entering the city.
Under instructions from the special
meeting City Clerk Seaman sent a
message OF protest to the representa-
tives demonstrating against the meas
ure. Officers and members OF the
board OF trade together with promi-
nent citizens of the, city and officers
of the Trades and Labor. assembly
also sent kilograms of remonstrance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
l SMALL SORE CAME ON THE
INSIDE OF HIS LIP.

About the first of February, 1899, /
noticed small lump on the inside Of my
lower lip. It annoyed me considerably;
the doctor cautcrized it and in few days
it dropped off, but shortly after another
came and broke into an open sore, and in
spite of the large number of remedies
tried, it would not heal. I then went to
another, and he gave me something to
put OH the sore, saying If 1t did not cure
he would cut the sore out. used his
medicine, but received no benefit. de-
cided blood purifier was what needed,
and began to take S. S. S. The ulcer was
growing rapidly, with some pain and
crawling, creeping feeling. At first S. S.
S. seemed to make the sore worse, but
this soon changed, and after had taken
seven bottles the place healed entirely I;
my general health improved and ! am as
we'll now as ever and no signs Of the dis
ease have been seen since.
Hollands, S. c. w. P. Brown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
Trolley Cars VIII Soon
Run.
A RAILWAY MERGER
First Steps Taken For ConsoIi-
dation Of Several Properties
-.line From Cleveland
to Toledo. l -,

Cleveland, O., May Sat a meeting
held yesterday by M. J. Mandelbaum,
Will Christy and other directors and
stockholders of the Southern Ohio
Traction company at Cincinnati and
at Hamilton the final legal steps were
taken for the consolidation of the fol-
lowing properties:
The Southern Ohio Traction COM
pany, the Cincinnati Northwestern
Railway company, the Miamisburg C
Germantown Traction company the
Hamilton G Underwood Electric
Transit company.
The merged properties will be incor-
porated under the title of the Gin
cinnati, Dayton and Toledo Traction
company, with a capital stock OF
100000 and an authorized bond is
sue OF $5,000,00C, of which $4,000, 900
will be retained in the treasury to re-
tire underlying bonds.
There will he issued to retire South
ern Ohio Traction stock $1,000, 900.
There will be retained in the treasury
of the company for future extensions,
consultations, ETC., $1500,000.
The northern terminus of the Gin
cinnati, Dayton and Toledo Traction
company at Dayton, and the southern
terminus Of the Western Ohio at
Piqna are separated by q line oper-
ating between Dayton and Piqua. In
some manner in the near future, either
by consolidation or traffic agreement,
arrangements will probably be made
to operate the cars of the consolidated
company over this line, to be then fol-
lowed in all probability by the alb
sorption of the Western Ohio railway
company by the present consolidated
company thus completing line across
the state of Ohio from Cincinnati to
Toledo.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-09
BIG PLANTS MERGE.
New Castle Concern and Cuya-
hoga Falls Company Join
Forces.

Akron, o., May 8.-The Cuyahoga
Wire and Fence company, capital
stock $1,000,000, will be incorporated
under New Jersey laws this week to
own and control the property Of Che
Cuyahoga Steel and Wire company at
Cuyahoga Falls. and of the Hartman
Manufacturing company at Newcastle.
The consolidation Of these two
plants has been considered for some
time. Both are mills of considerable
size and both have at present all they
can do. Extensions will be made in
each. 1t is probable that e. A. Henry,
president of the Cuyahoga Steel and
Wire company, will be president of the
new corporation.