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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-10
No head work.

No head work.
 There is a lack of team work with the local players.
 F. H. Dowd of Worcester has been engaged as an umpire in this league.
 Wild Bill Donovan won his game for Brooklyn yesterday by hammefing out the hit that brought in the win ming run.
 Camp, aside from his two errors, and those were costly ones, played a good game He took five more out in his territory and tied the score with a. timely single in the seventh inning.
 Lyman, who twirled so successfully for the Washington Hills the other day when he struck out fifteen of the Dub1ins of Meriden, will probably be given a chance in the box for Bridge port. He will play against Water bury on Friday in Bridgeport.
 One of the local players was out spoken last night in his declaration that the team was not playing togeth- CT and never would under present cir cumstances. He also said that Wa terbury need not fear any team in this league if the screws Were put on and a few changes made.
 Terry Rogers was in the game for keeps yesterday, getting his base twice on an error in left field, once on free pass and twice on clean singles. Be sides that he made three of the four runs and had five chances in the field. And this is the player some of the peo- pie in Bridgeport are knocking.
 Dougherty, who played second base for Bridgeport, is the same chap who played at third last season or the sea- son before. He certainly made good here yesterday and his playing had Jerry Denny beaten a mile. Nine chances without an error and some of them difficult ones is pretty good record for any player.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Eastern league of base ball clubs, held in Buffalo, several fines were imposed in an effort to stop rowdyism on the ball field. President Powers stated that hereafter offending players will be fined .$1O0 for each offense and may be indefinitely suspended. Manager Stal- lings of the Buffalo team and Manager Barrows of the Toronto team were each fined $50 Kelly of Montreal and Ban non of Toronto were fined $25 each.
 If it is a fact that there are differ ences between the players, if it is a fact that there are cliques in the team, if it is fact that some of the players are dissatisfied with the present con- dition of things. if it is a fact that they will not obey their manager or cap tain, if it is fact that they are not playing the game they are able to play, it is up to someone to find these things out and remedy them. The pub lie has some rights just now and they should be respected.
 The nine ball players from the Cur ran Dry Goods company's store went down to the Athletic field last night and defeated the players from the Grand Union Tea company by the score of 8 to 2. Donahue and Perry were the battery for the Currans nine and Desmond and Larry for the tea company. George Mullings umpired. Friday night the Currans will play the Mullings team. George Donahue struck out ten men yesterday and Des- mond. four men.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-10

Kid Mccoy, notwithstanding his declaration that he was through with pugiEsm, has returned to Saratoga to go into active training. He hopes to secure match i'll the near future to be held at Salt Lake City, and spent several days in New York recently try ing. to arrange it, but without success. Mccoy offers a standing challenge to any white man, barring Jeffries, for $5, GOO side, and says he would be par ticularly glad to meet either Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Carter Ryan or Root. His special preference is for the winner of the bout between Jack Root and Kid Carter
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-10
R.H.E.
At Hartford:


 At Hartford: R.H.E Hartford 70 1 2 O o 0 70 2-5 g 1 Norwich 70 0 o 0 o 0 o O-4 8
 Batteries-Reisling and Nelson; w Murphy and Manning.
 Summary: Two base hits, Wilhelm. Landy. D. Murphy. Tighe, Sullivan; three-base hit, Wilhelm: stolen bases. McCalister. Landy. W. Murphy; double plays. Landy, Mylett and Quinn. My lett. Landy and Quinn; bases on balls. off Reisling 2, off Murphy 5: struck out by Reislfng 8. by Murphy 5: hit by pitched ball, by Reisling 1. by Murphy 4: left on bases. Hartford 12. Norwich Q; bases on errors Hartford 2; umpire. Pfeninger; time, 2h.
 At New Haven: R.H.E. Springfield o no 000-8 1-7 10 3 N Haven % o % 2 c 0 *-1O 13 3
 Batteries-Clements and Connor; Deering and Spiesman.
 Summary: Two base hits, Owens 2, Cornell, Braun, Spiesman, Canavan; three base hits, Kennedy, Ramon; stolen bases. Owens, Connor, Harney, Canavan, Anklam: double play, Har- ney. Owens and Connor; first base on balls, by Clements 4. by Deering 5; hit by pitched ball, Hoffman; struck out, by Clements l. by Deering ,: passed ball, O'Connor; wild pitch. Clements; time, In 45m; attendance, 450; umpire, Grubex-
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-10
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS.
Terry McGovern Has Accepted
 the Date in New London.

Young Corbett Has Not as Yet Con-
 scented to August zy-Peter Maher |' and Big Fred Russell Will Meet To-
 night in Philadelphia-kid, Mccoy is Looking for Fight-James J. Corbett Will Enter the Ring once More.
 Peter Maner and Fred Russell, a young giant from Chicago, will box be- fore the Globe Athletic club of Phila- delphia tonight. The men will spar six rounds at catch weights. COnsid- erable interest is manifested in this meting of the heavyweights. Mahers record is too well known to recount. Russell is q newcomer in the fstic game, who halls from Chicago. He is a larger man than Jeffries and power full. At present he is sparring partner for Jack Root, the middleweight who may be matched to box Kid Carter. Russell has boxed both Sharkey and Mccoy. A delegation of sporting men will go down from New York to see the men fight. While N1aher's condi- tion is indifferent, Russell is very fit.
 New London June 10.-Terry Nc tTONGTn Has cOuSGuttd U uSul 1OunS Corbett in this city on Friday, August 29 Manager Crowley selected this day as it is the day before the Futurity is to be run at Sheepshead Bay, and thou sands of race followers will attend, as there is no racing around New York city Oh that day. It is expected that the champion will consent to battle on that day, but if he is obdurate Man. ager Crowley will go to Denver to im- press upon him the urgency of consent ing. A new board of aldermen will be elected on October 5, and the license granted by the present board will be- come invalid on election day. Thomas Donohue is to have entire supervision of all the arrangements, as he is Mayor Darts representative in oversee ing pugilism. w. l.. Crowley is ex- pected here soon to make arrangements about the circus seats that are to be erected in the base ball grounds for the spectators.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-27
ASOCIACION POPULAR COOPERATIVE
de Construccones, Ahoros Presamos de Puerto Rico

Consecn pepeturla Capital auoi@d ccones $looOOoO
VaOr Nominal dc las 500 TgaerS pazOs
les de SIPS coa No d"chos Il" a!mn Sc peSto djne5o
paoo Sc abona paga Compile
to piviegio dc reradu de los AccniS perfcamen
Slvo PosbIiia C hule iOrnaerO
de Poser Medic povechoo de cooar dnro
opOrnidad de
qua percibir r3nta ura caa trms @ Asoac!9n esta
prOsperIdad
neral importane construccijn dc bueaS
gran estinulo para mejomr las condcs socalc de Puertoco
JUNTH D Dj2ECTIVA
William H. Elliott iH44rS Cr0S0S. |Io"I GulIerUacLy.
Dr. I2H0do H. Hlyaondc< Nuaul R1io2u0 Olhr
IIied A. Smith,
Esta Asociac0n c0nonzard prneco de Julio de
Ia dl pazO de las Ac-
su>cas AciJn, cuy @ Sc dara
GcLa plegos banco lie suscriP
aQuas pouas cua dreccin coaoce para las rmon
augoS devuevan los pego frma
dos. Tc1o que de de ecblos nga fia dc obteneos
dFectaehte
W. H. Elliott, I2tcpdencia,
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Ell Presidente
Y las islas z'ijlipinas.

b. Hcn ) aU:o 10. e Pfezil9rte
Roosevelt dice eqre "G cs>1 TO hay
pojtticE de coherci6n eu las i2ie9 FL
lipin3s.p
En ans c&"ta QuG 6iriQo ri So
c'eta>io de la American Uc4yxrian
association, en- raspaes5A & ..72 G qae
le dirigierS esta dLti"14, aprnci6n1o'
le "a resol7ciGu adoptRda pcr Ia
American I nit rier Association en-
al Ea0atlug &nussl, Gioe;
~Mi querido ST.: le coy las gfacie 81
por SE hor rdatoss carta, fschada eI 81
dltimo, en- Ia cus! I'd me inrlQy6 una
memOria de IL American Unitarian
AssociAti6p, aceptAdR 3or dichS en-
el meeting annual llevado & cAbo ell
% de Mayo de / 9O2.
Estoy contento pnr poder
deci1le que eI Bill pasa0o n ell
SenAdo, 81 es ordenAdo por Ia ley,
nos fslicitAr& muchss ventaj&s para
poder pro3eder adn con mas rapidez
y efcientamente & conseguir, con Ia
rectitud debids, el ssegur&r Ia psz,
prosperidsd y ibert@d personal de
los h@bitantas de lGs IsIss Filipinas.
Va cast no hay a!lI GPolitioa de
C0herci6u,S poTque IL insurrecci6n
esta "a tan sof0cads, que dentro de
muy breve plazo, habr& paz compile
to; y con ella Ia ePolitic& concilia
cion y buenos sentimientoss saldr&
de las Islas Filipinas.
ALI no hS habido nunca nirguua
coherci6n excepto en- los cssos en-
qae han verifc&do atRques, y no hS
habido m as remedio que repelerlos,
y hRcer que acaten la Soberanfa
Americans.
LAS GltinL3 fases de Ia guerra
no hA sido otrs que lAtronfcioe. Ne
despido asegurandole mi amistad y
sim patts hacf& Ia American y nits
rian Association, y como obsequio 10
pronta psz = verdaderS justicia en-
las Islas Fllipinas, Qaedo de Vd, su
muy atent0.s
TEODORO ROOSEVELT.
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Como Sc Q2t0
Ql iDgl6S

Q7e los ingleses so1 los seres
mas estravsga1tes rel mrn1O, esta
fusra de tCds discus 81. Psro IL orr
ginal extravs G ancia 81 guiente supe
ra en- mucho & cusntAs 90 han lievS.
do 6 cabo y Eu1 6 lasque ha podido
cresr 10 fAnt&stica im,g;nSci61 de
los novelistss.
En- IN pueblo s;tuado en- las in
mediaciores de L7ndres vivfS IN
Millionaire ingle', completamente
solo, es decir, rodeado de sus ex2en
tricidadeL Y de su serv dumbre.
CT .rto dia reunio los mejoTe
mtsicos del lugAr, con objeto de
que, en- uno de los jsrdines de su
soberbio p&lAcio, interpretsseu una
marcha fdaebre que acababa de
comprar & Al compositor tan pobye
como emiaente.
f4ctivamente, Rsf 10 hicieron
los artistss; y cuando la m&rchN fd,
nebre es'2bs pr6xim& a terminar y
! eg ah&n 10 compases mas religio-
sos, ell bueDo del ir g 6s sac6 una pis.
tolA del bolsjllo y be peg6 en- 10 Ca
hezs ell pistoletszo mas librs pensA-
dor que ha disparado pistola ibre
pensadors desde les tiemp1s de
Giordano B:uno para sea:
Excusa1o sg~f gar que Il g!6s
muPi6 nstantAneameute
He shf an extrsf) procedimien'
10 de spi ;idarse.
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NO Sc DEscUTDE I'd.

Los varios s1ntomas de una cons
diel6n debilitada que toda persona
TecOnoce en- 81 misma, es una adVer-
yencla cue por ningun concerto de-
beria pasar desapercibida, pueR do
otra manera los g6rmenes de enfer-
medad tomaran incrementO con gran
peligro de fatales consecuencias. Los
g6rmenes de Ia tlsis pueden ser alb
sorvidos por los pulmones & cusl-
quiera hera echGndo raices = multi
plicandose, no ser que el gistema
sea alimentado hasta cierto punto que
le facilite resistir sus ataques. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
que contiene los principles nnt1iti-
vos Y curativos del Aceite de :'ga~
co de Bacalao Puro, que extraemc8
directamente dc los hlg~dce frascos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ext Actos
de Malta y Cerezo Sll7estre, forti1-
ca el sistema contra todos los cam
bios de temperature, que producer
invariablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma,
Bronquitis, Pulmonfa, Infuenzc, Girl
pa, Tlsis y todas las intermediates
emanadas por debilidad de los pull
mones y constitution raquitica. To-
mada s tempo evita la tisis; toma-
da tempo Ia cura. Gel Sr. DR..
Francisco N. Soria, de Habana, dice:
Desde que conoci su Preparation de
Wampole, privada del aceite y uti-
lizando sEs principles medicinales
junto con los demas ingredienteg,
resulta un preparado que no tiene
precio en- este clima que nos impide
usar Ell aceite por ser difcil su di-
gesti6n, asl es que su preparado
constituye el mejor remedio que Sc
ha podido encontrar. Yo Ia e2toy
usando en- mi practica professional
con excelentes resultados en- todas
las mdltiples manifestations del es-
crofulismo." Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel. No importa que ci;,oo dc tr~-
tamiento haya tenido NAL Gxito on
el case de I'd. no SO dese5pcre has
ia que la haya probado. Eicaz des-
de la primera d6sis. "Nadie sufro
un desengaflo con esta." De vonta
en- todas las Boticas aqui Y en- to-
das parties de Europa, Asia, Africa.
Australia, Norte y Sud America.
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-ADJUNTAS.
(De 9seIe otro CCrTespoasGzt !

Juaio "a Fu Il session de aver sc
&prob6 p0r eI AYuntaniento ell pro
yeeto de presa 2veato psra ell 2. 6xi
mo E.fIo fsS&l. FL actual .se cerr&r$
con per&bit, por gRstar de menos
en- .as conaignscioues.
o*o
Sc dice cue sera n0mbrsdo para
Ia plaza lie Ofcial de Sanidsd 81 DR..
ApaEicio Cuian (en cAso dc ser cisr5A
In Eoti3is) tomsr6 possession 60 s&
cargo ell ola primero de Julio pT6xi
nc.
E&llanse pasando una tempors'
ds an estA, las distingaidss cuanto
3Smp&ticas se11ori5&s de Pafiuel2s,
Julia B suzS y Maria Puercell, hernia
n& esta Ultima del Sab collector del
e Estado, nueatro amigo D. Norberto.
90
Sc asegrra que en- brave es estR
blecerG una fabrica de botones para
de~ pliEiento 4 los deseos maui
fektados por To- chiqui lsl1a que en-
esqninas y GALES Sc aesiiza al iueg0
de- los mismos empleRndo (paIabri.
ta>) Gignas de todas parties menos
de una villa cuIta como Adjuntas,
90
Hay gran interes ent:e los al
cionados aI juego de ajedfes por CO E
nocer el resultado del match Al lama,
Gotina. No es infundado por cleric
dado que demuestrAn ambns cGmpeo'
nes IN conocimiento profundo de
dicho juego. Hay qufsn pregunta ST
AldAma cump,isndO lO ofcecidO en-
su reto, no hs~a movimie Ito algu
no con su Reina'
!A1elaLte cAmpsones que el van
cido no 10 sera tai dada Ia pc >dida
de fusrzAs con que hA de cORONAR
SD Contrincante IL victoria
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Sin aSient0 sin VOz
Y sin VOtO.

H&biaSs pfopuekto & la LekisIa
tura &c los e tados U UoidCs Tn pro-
gecto ds ley enc~mira6v & cue SO de
volvieran asia islAsus propieas dos
y 6 qna 81 COmis;cnado en- Washing,
ton tuviers sslanto en- una de las Ca
m&ras.
Si son ciertas las noAtciss reci~
hldas 10 primera psrte del pr0ycctc
hs sido @probad& por Ell SenSdo 90
TO Ia segunca fl4 bozrada, deb16rdo
continusr ell Comisionado de Puerto
Rico ca Wa hington en- - singular
situaci6n en- que hoy Sc encuentra.
El CongresO americana Ia pAsa
do un largo sjglo, desde 1887 haeta
1900, hacienda leyes ter.t0ria9es.
Con txGepci6n de Luissians 1856 de
AiaskA (1884 J en- todas aquellas ie-
yes Sc Ieconoci6 { los pue0lcs yegi-
dos Ell deresh & envi@r & l& Iegisl@tu
IA de Washington un repraeentante
sin Voto, perO CON VoS y asiento en- una
camarA.
Puerto r co no hR sido til feliz.
FL Comisionado que nos represents
anda solo por los co mites permMnen-
tes = los correAoras. LA condici6n
de teq~tt0rio no organiz0d0 20 d sbe sin
dud& Sp@rejar 81 derscho de ser DIDO
ante Ell pueblo americana reunido en-
Cong ESQ, hmit&ndose M sjro dere-
chC q SO nos escuche en- oficinAs Y
depArEsmentos del ri scutivo 8 en- tai
8 cual comite info1ma1or de las ca
maT8s..
~ en- cuales rszones pudo il for
msrse ass excepci6u? Sc ignora y, sea
80, no sea fac4l s1Lsrlo Somos ante
Ia representation n&cional america
Ms, iLferlores q A z INA y HewAii y
Oklahoma. AcAc 0 nuestra riquezs y
LuesGrs CnltRrA sean irfsriores, 8
acaso Isl 10 pieDsen los que &quella
ex cepci6n voLaron.
PerO eutendemos QUE L. faerza
pArlamentAlfa que tAles determine
clones da Gina en- 10 legislature, es
nAturAlmente, Ia m0yorta; de donde
SO delnce que 10 mayoIfA que gobier
ma an los K Unidos actuAImente es
qnie0 no veEfa cor G asto que an puer
torriquefl0 se ssn5arA y hAblAra en-
ana de las "a nArAs &mericanss, 81
qnier& no tuvier& el derecho de emitir
50 voto.
La legislature de Pderto Rico, es
mas condeceLdiente y com placiente.
Da derecho a q. nuestrosamigos de
los Estados Ubidos Sc sien ten, discu.
tan y voten en- nuestrts camarss, y
no Qaiso, aquelIa Legislature, nj 81
quiers proponer cue no eetuv' ersn
en- mayoI1A en- Il t@les ca naras
los hijos del continente qua nos ayu
dan hAcer leyes q favor del pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
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I'm hOmbr0 hOnr2dO.


Seflor Editor. - 91rvase informRr
& sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
6dencialmente les m@nd&r6 pOr CO
rreo en- cartA sellSda ell plan que S.
guf y por ell cu&l Obtuve ell restable-
cimiento permSnente y compActo de
mi sAlud y vigor vsronil despu6s de
amos de sufrimientos de debilidad
nerviosR, p6rdidas nocturnRs y psr
tes d6biles y atrof1Rdas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinerO
de n¨ fuf robado y estafado por
chArlat&nes, hasta perder Ia f6 del
g6nero humane, pero gr&ciss Dios
estog Ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
con deseo de hacer conocer 6 todos
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenieado NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G, A. D., no desec dine
ro.
Direction; E. Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE UU.
s $50. 20
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FL d0IatOr de 81 miSnO.

Chicago Julio.- MientrAs esta-
ba despierto, Henry Bcsgg que esta
bs preso en- Chicago halIabsse per
fect&mente, pero en- cu&nt0 Sc dor
mia, SO delatabR q 81 mismo. AlgR-
nos policfas de CAirC, inspeccionAn
el asunto, pues SO le acusa de haber
ssesinato & George Hartnstt; duef1o
y Pilotc de un vApC rcito de Rio; que
era su d1ico negocio.
B:sgg dormis cu&ndO lc3 detec
tives pasAron por junto d l& ventanA
de su zelda, y oyeron mas frases en-
trecortadas que 81 parecer sRlian de
10 celds, y que decia Asf;
-liHAr6nett!!-rA Asesinato!!
Los detectives Abrieron 10 zelda
pepetraron en- Ia celds. BrSgg es.
tabS sentado en- su lecho con las n o.
nos en- Ia cAbezA y Acusandose de hk'
Der mBtAdo & In hOmbre.
Los policfas sAlieron del cuRrto,
6 Embellishments TODD Sc puso en-
movimiento para 10 averiguaci6n de
los heChcs.
Fu6 un curioso case de sonGm
buIiamO
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Nu0VO m6tOdO
imDrimir.

Sc esta ponier ID en- pr&ctica,
en- A'emania, an nuevo m6todo de
imprimir.
Sc veritica por medic de los ra.
yos x de r etgep.
LA op .rAci6n ~ sencillfsima. S9
tom& an ou&der1 de Glen hojas de
pspel sensibilizAdo, coloca- d Sc de.
bsjo de 81 ls copia impresA 8 msnus-
crita. Bast&n 20 minutes para que
los rayos x dejen sobre todas las ho-
jas 10 impresi6n, y con TN solo tubo
pu6dese trahaisr & Ia vez sobre 90
CuRdernos. Diez hombres, trabaian.
do ocho nOras dl&rias pueden produ
cir 100000 ejemplsres que son yer
d deros @ut6grafOs.
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La resoluc'6n tomaaa pos II ]o
gislatura de W shiogton Ell este pun
to, si lsguotic :as I'd 7ersRs Go cGDfc.
mar&u Gu oste pupto concrete no Sc
- "a 'Us*s, 10 Ha1la rS3onable.
Entire mu .has rAzores, por aque
llS tan conCcid& qre dica. ....ero
hagas & les dem&s aquello ore 70 qui
II ras qus to hjcierAn & ii misnc. p
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DR.. Leonard Landes,
Director The NevYor Electrical and Medica Institute
Ex-practicanc de los hospitaleS de Lbanon Bellevue
x-81umu0 de To- . Paris LondEes y Niena
G8TanCiza Ia cura perfecta.

De- toIas cofo~nela!os d. IA T ~ T 1ooZ
higado esJnagc, Gaa de tlln:.o, t1nt }le
Tot las enE7rmc EcGEiaS gotta
epea, los oectos r0.ea !onz Stur' to-
das las formas 81 Hernia &C.
Cura ladies :s crto mP, Fl uvene
de "a males &c las H34ues de
los 6rgaros genjtaca
mcjores aparatos ~ Il nuuo ea'rar las
mas 4 M'@'4rl'
Tengo agentes Ia coa,> ceare q NtNc CntH Sab
An6Fc AntilaS pJr cny HrHicln3s
ST sufiendo enfe"read comp cada ~crbano
contcstar6 ave ella lie 81 pueGo curarlc
Ne 1874 EAST 24 tn STtLLT, N:w-IcIk.
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DE PIANO
Solfeo y fjlosofio de la musiCa.

Do1a Ramona Sicard6 viuda 6o
Caracena. Con titnlos de los Coz
servatorios dc Ia F.,52 "a, y recien-
tomentc de Madrid, Liene e. Gusto
Ge ofrecer suS conocimientos 4 GUAM
tos 50 dignop honra>'2.
La seno.a Sicard J, ha ca$udia-
do para Ia cps41aDza y por % tan
&c ejerce en- ella el Goa de trasml-
t. al diScipGlo,
Sus classes sor8H e,1l2siv2men-
to 4 Gomicilio, pudienGo tambi6a
o>!rt con sus ci&sCs, 9 i0s rUeblos
Pc oondo pasa cl Fcrrc~ o2rriL de
cir"ulvaiaci6n.
para informes diriiirae ( Su
.,rn2uo D3n Juan Sicar@6, g! Ba-
yo4rG1. -Apal t&do 1L2. Il.
bto.-Ricl, l3 &c Ju&io l'"l2.
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Sc kLQUILAI3

arbitaciones, e1 Ia c87a nir1rro ~
d. Ia Gala &e s&n JOs&, & pFse'os
r E&lseR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-12-26
THE MORE THE MERRlER.

Comptroller Grout thinks the second
tunnel franchise. rushed through the
board OF aldermen after the Pennsyl
vaI,ia tunnel had won, involves also ga
great railroad scheme" The right
granted to the New York and New Jer-
sey company to complete the old tun-
mel, ostensibly for a trolley connection.
is, according to the comptroller, really
in the interest of the Erie and the Del
aware. Iackawanna and Western
railroads, (which have already secured
right of way and the property to build
a big terminal station at Christopher er
street The high officials OF these
railroads deny that they are interested
IN the project and the owners of the
franchise say that 1T is destined to
operate this line for trolley purposes
only" But no matter what may be
the purpose. the more tunnels the bet
ter. Now dig. New York World.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-12-26
ARE ASKING
FOR NEW BIDS
Canton Library Board viii Give Con-
tractors Another
Chance.
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS TO DONOR

The Canton Library board held a
meeting Tuesday evening, at which it
was decided to readvertise for bids for
the construction Of the library build
ing. This action was taken fol the
reason that when the bids were asked
for before, number of contractors
who Mad estimated on the plans re-
fused to- put in bids for the reason that
they could not keep their figures
withinSthe s50,0O0 which was avail
able.
Two bids were received, the lowest
of which was $4,000 The board de-
cided that in all fairness to contract
ors. that since the $4,000 additional
had been secured, every one should
have an opportunity to bid upon the
work
The matter was referred back to the
building committee, and 1t was In
structed to make few minor changes
in the specifications and readvertise
for bids. The committee will take i'm
mediate action, and report to the
board. It is expected to have the mat
ter closed early in the new year
A resolution was passed thanking
the Hon. Andrew Carnegie for the ad-
ditional gift to the city, and a copy of
1t will be sent him through the
proper channels.