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SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT.-In the Matter Of The application Of the City
OF New York TO acquire certain real estate IN the
Towns Of Lewisboro. Poundridge and Bedford. West
chester County. New York, under Chm pier 400 OF the
Laws OF 1851, h1l TN Laws 1mendAtory thereof
for the purpos' of a dam and reservoir on Cross
River, and for the purpose Of supplying the City Of
New York with an Increased supply of pure and
wholesome water.
CROSS RIVER DAN AND REsERv0IR. FIRST
DIVISION NOTICE OF FILING y OF MO-
O TO CONFIRM SECOND SEPARATE RE
PORT Public Notice is hereby. given that the
Second Separate Report OF Daniel F Cohalan, John
F. Brennan and Rcnoni Plat, Commissioners of APP
praisal In the above entitled matter. was hled In the
once OF the Clerk OF the County OF Westchester
at White Plains In said County. on the 9th day Of
June, 1900.
Notice is further given that the Second Separate
Report includes and affects the parcels OF land
designated as Parcels Nos. 9. 8. II. 80 and 81 In said
Proceeding.
Notice is further given that an application will be
made at a Special Term OF thu. Supreme Court OF the
State OF New York. to be held In and for the Second
Judicial District AT the Court House in the Borough
OF BROOKLYN. City Of New York. County OF Kings.
on the Ieth DAY Of July. 1900. AT 1880 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard for an order confirming said report
and for such other and further relief as may be Just.
Dated New York. juno u. 1905,
JOHN J. DELANY.
Corporation Counsel,
2Tryon Row, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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ST. PAUEs FINANCIAL PLAN.
OmciaIs Deny Tina It Is Seeking a Loan
in France.

in France.
1t ia understood that the ann ouncement
Of the financial plans Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul will probably not bs
made for a month and may possibly be de-
layed longer, and that when it is made it
plan has been broadened and that develop
ments have occurred which will affect the
property on a more extensive scale han
had at first bsen expected.
A news agency reported a rumor that ne
sotiations are on with the Credit Lyonnais
for a loan Of between s25. 900, 900 and $50, O0O,-
900 for an important railroad extension in
the United States. No information could
be obtained from the French company's
agent. st. Paul people denied that they
were seeking a French loan.
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Burlington Roads Large Earnings.

CHICAGO, June 2i.-The annual report OF
the Burlington road, to be issued in August,
will show an increase OF over 1000, 900 in
gross earnings and a relatively large in
crease in net, During the first ten days
of June earnings ran away ahead Of last
year. Since then there still has been an
increase, but it has not been so great.
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INCREASE IN STEEL PRICESa
Carnegie Company Desires to Advance
Sheet Bar From SIS to $40.

PrTrsBuRu, June Alt became known
here to-day that at a meeting yesterday
the Carnegie Steel Company, which is sup
posed to ave the big end of the sheet bar
business OF the country. decided to raise
the price from s2s to $2a a ton, owing to the
great scarcity of material at this time. In
order to make the raise binding, however,
it was necessary that the United States
ter and the case has been passed up to II
Broadway, New York. There is a rumor
here that there may be q refusal to sanction
the increase in rates. This raise II put into
effect will be the first In years.
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Two Killed in Rear End Collision.

SUFFOLK, Va, June 21.-As a result Of a
rear end collision between Atlantic Coast
Line freight trains at Ahoski, n, c., thirty
eight miles south Of Suffolk, this morning
Engineer Ollie r. King OF Portsmouth, Va,
and Brakeman Walter Carter, colored, of
Windsor, N. C., we're instantly killed.
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Charles E, Duross has leased for Mn. A. z,
Deming No. 1852 Seventh avenue, northwest
corner Of Thirtieth. street. for hve years at
Hupfel a Sons Brewing Company.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased to the Tobey
FurnitHre Company OF Chicago the store .
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Bank OF England Reduces Discount Rate.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Bank Of England
to-day reduced its minimum rate O. dis
count from 4 to 81 per cent.
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WANTEO FOR L. S. ARMY: Able todi-d un.
ma rried men between ages OF 81 and IS; citizens
OF United States. Of good character and temperate
habits. who can SPEAK. read and write English.
For Information amply TO Recruiting Of1cer. Is
Third Ave, 800 Third Ave. 40 eth Ave, aso6 9Th
AVe.. Y. or 3B3 Fulton St. BROOKLYN.
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The approximate amour, NJ the lien or charge,
10 he aid. IL Is, 10 ~. with interest thereon from
the i2th day oi May, ipna, toEeiher with costs ano
allowance amounting IN less ~ togethsi WIZ tn,
OF tho isSes, Asse sstnen,s and water rates, OF olheI
lienA N he allowed 70 the purchaser out ~ ne nnt
and interest.
Dated New YORK sh dpy. o. jun. 1903
WILLIAM ~ WADHANS, Referee.
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n-RooM HOUSE for sale; a great bargain in
beautiful Bay Ridge In good order and always
rented. pays good. but | want the money for my
business: 5 rooms and bath on hrst floor, and 0
rooms and bath on second floor; two sets ofimprove.
ments: oil open plumbing and the hest; price $500,
on easy terms. Apply to ?. DOYLE, ia Fiftieth
a., between Seventh and Eighth avs. Brooklyn.
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woihtim a Son. ilsS ist nv.
June 21-iewrlry. watches, diamonds, &c, J. B.
June "a Clothing. Chas. I, Singer, ses 10Th Av.
PIANOS ANr ORGANS.
JUNE PIANO SALE.
Nearly zoo used hp1,sPn,u END i, Grand Planes to be
way. Weber, Chickerlng, Knabc Jacob Doll, Kra.
1 14sm i SSSh S S,'of fs s,od i.1a, sAuS % 4 &C., s ;oG t5 PE'Ss;
particulars and a descriptive list with prices and
JACOB DOLL & SONS,
LARGEST PIANO No TA scd6N IN AMERICA
o. Fifth Ave. between i4,h and 18th S is '
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CLOTHING,

GENTLEMEN'S clothing 70 order on 81 weekly
peymenni perfect ~: me material. EXCHANGE
co. go Broadway. Rooms ) and 4
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ELL SOREI. Auct,. ~ BowcTy, sells 10 ~ \ NJ,
ali goods pledged PRIOR June 10. 1905. and held over.
June q Jcwelry, T. Cohen. IaS Sd av, and VIM.
Prayer. az eth Av.
June IS Clothing, l.. Bernstein. ?sss sth sv.
June 10 Jewely, watches and diamonds. A.
wolheim a son. 1853 isi Av.
June 27-Iewrlry. watches, diamonds, &c. J. B.
Koplik a CO., i2a Parl, row.
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NEW house, a rooms. all improvements. s min
gtes from depot; easy terms r. B. COLDER
Ridgeneld Park, N. J.
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HAcKENSACK HEIGHTS property; once Pros
pect avr. Heights, superintendent HAckensack
Heights Association. HackensAck n, J.
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LOTS and Plots; modern Colonial Houses fol
sale, all improvements; plans free; easy terms
H.. NlEHAUS, Ridgencld Park. y. J.
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CHOICE building plots. houses or apartments TO
let. The HARDING REALTY co, 10, Main ST.,
Hackensack. n. J,
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HELP
AGENTS WANTED.

~~~~~N-~
AGENTS-Instantaneous Ice cream freezer
quickest, sllckest and hes, freezer In use lee cream.
wanted: saves Ice, time, labor and persplra,ioir
send for descriptive circular, cut and prices. N. y
PALMER. manufacture Catsklll. y. y.
AGENTS wanted TO sell N. J. property, VII
furnish list Of prospective purchasers; reference
required. Apply to AUGUST SlEBER, Hudson
Heights, n. j..
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NEW 7 and room houses, ell modern improve.
~. j.
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nEAL EarATE NEM IERaEY.
q SALE,

HOUSE for sale. On most prominent business
avenue In town. can readily be made into store.
lot 1xii7 feet, Address J. DEGELMANS. i3
SUNNI, avs West Hoboken. ". J.
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TWO FAMILY brick houSc, S and 9 rooms. bath
extra large storeroom, oil improvements: winthrop
ST., between Scw York and NoStrand; open ior In
spcc,lon: easy terms. owner, WILLIAM FlER.
MANN. 1881 Fulton ST., Rrooslyn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26

The voters of Stark county will nc
doubt take into consideration the ex
cellent qualifications that the Demo
cratic candidates for the county of.
fees to be elected this fall possess.
The county ticket this year is a
small one, there being only three of.
fces to fill, namely, county commits.
sioner, inf1rmary director and record.
er. For some years past the News"
has been endeavoring to show the vot.
ers of this county the favoritism
shown several merchants in this city
by the infirmary directors, and at the
last election the Republican candi-
date who was up for reelection ran
nearly two thousand votes behind his
ticket, and had it not been for the
large Republican majority given the
head of the ticket he would no doubt
have been defeated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
EAST GREENVILlE.

East Greenville, Oct. 24.-Mrs. S. w
Zupp had an operation performed
upon her last Friday for the removal
OF tumor in her side. The operation
was performed by DIR. J. F. Campbel i
of East Greenville, assisted by DR.
Snively, of West Lebanon. The oper
alton was successful and the patient
is resting as good as can be epected
Mrs. William w. Graybill has gone
to Canal Dover to visit.
Thomas ]. Thomas had a very Sc
we're attack of heart trouble last
week and is not much better at pres
ent.
Edward Thomas and family were
called to Massil,on by the death Of
Frank Oehl on Monday.
Charles Master of East Greenville
and Miss Martha Swaller, of Navarro
were quietly married on Sunday at the
West Brookfeld parsonage.
Earl, the youngest son of Frank
lckes, living west of town, has lune
fever.
The teachers of Tuscarawas town,
ship will hold an institute at Sixteen
on Friday evening, October 26.
Mrs. j. F. Campbell and son, Cor
don, are visiting in Massillon for the
past week.
Mrs. Rosanna Ickes, of Massillon
was out at Frank Ickes' a few days
this week.
Mrs. Abraham Zupp visited at Ell
Mock's, west of town, Monday
There is one case OF diphtheria in
our village, but is getting along
nicely.
Mcdowell & Jameson, of Dalton
placed new Wise" furnace under
the NJ. e. church here.
Burt Cope, of Orrville, passed
through our village on Sunday in his
automobile.
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MIDDLE6RANcH.

Middlebranch Oct. 24.-Mrs. ID. Har-
get visited friends in Canton three
| days last week.
Lloyd Phillips, of Canton, was the
guest of friends on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Lesh, of Canton, was
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Gibson over Sunday.
E. Brumbaugh visited Eli l.. Saint.
near New Baltimore, Saturday. Mr..
Saint is nearly SS years old and had a
stroke of paralysis, but is improving
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carvin Harget, of Can
ton, were guests of his parents on
Sunday.
John Bair, of Marion street, Can
S. Bair, Sunday.
Ralph Kurtz and his sister, Blanche
visited friends and picked chestnuts
few days.
Mrs. A. Wise left last week for
IIronton, to be the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Brown, and family
Mrs. o. Grubb visited at Jacob
Huffs, west of Midway, on Saturday
E. Brumbaugh and daughter, Hattie,
attended surprise had on Willie
Bowers, at Hartville, Saturday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kehner were
guests of B. E. Wise and family on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Vandorsyen as1
children, of Canton, were guests of
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Corl Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Fry closed his years work
at the Warner church Sunday and
will have charge of the same church
the coming year.
c. e. meeting Sunday evening at
1880 p. m, Henry Gibson, leader.
The P. S. c. e. will give social at
Gibson's hall Saturday evening, Octo
Der 27.
Henry Bender has built a new
chicken house for his fine white rocks.
David H. Stallsmith, who was here
a few weeks ago to see old friends
and took sick on his way to HartviIe
died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. William Ladd, in Randolph and
was taken to Marion, O., for inter
ment, where his wife was buried
few years ago. He was born and
raised in Randolph and was past 81
years old. He always worked witt
the Democratic party and was very
prominent in his home county, having
once owned a nice farm west of
Johnnycake Hollow, in Randolph.
Our sick people here are all getting
better.
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SPARTA.

Sparta, Oct. 22-George Evans, @
lay afternoon.
Joseph Briggle andgBel den Hooble
IRE at Bolivar this week engaged il
auling pipes for the gas line.
Mrs. Margaret Foote and daughter
f Breckenridge, Colo, are spend'n'
few days in our town this week q
the home of her brother, John A
Burnheimer.
Harvey Shroyer is lying at the hom,
of his mother very i'll with a sul
sore limb and other ailments.
Mrs. Frank Whitmer and daughter
Florence, were Canton visitors Thurs
day.
Miss Kate Guest and Rev j. I
Neeley were united in marriage a
Canton Wednesday evening.
The Wilson Brothers are laying
brick walk in front of their store
building.
Henry Bowman, of Magnol,a
shipped a car load of lumber from thi.
place Wednesday.
E. d. Lang, of Canton, set up fin5
monument in our cemetery Monday a
the grave of Adam Muchley, who die.
many years ago.
Judge Dissett, of Cleveland, was II
town on business last Friday.
A number from our town attended :
social Saturday evening in the town
ship hall at Sandyville.
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NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin, Oct. 23.-John Foulks
who was operated on some time as
for cancer by DR.. Foulks, of Canton
is convalescing.
Frank Ruff has been engaged th,
past week in grading the Mong hill.
George Dinger has sold his propert.
west of town, consisting of five acres
to James Miller, for consideration o
$3.50.
William Jones has rented tn,
Jacob Essick farm, south of Moultrie
and expects to move thereon in De
cember
1mpertus Martin, of Canton, is visit
ing relatives in this vicinity Mt
Martin was a resident of this place
many years ago.
Mass FloreACe Hostetter, of Canton
is teaching a successful term of schoo
in the Fox district, north of here.
Dudley Reed ana wife, OF Cantor
were guests at our hotel over Sunday
The Paris township board of edu
cation will meet in Paris next Satu1
day.
David Roedel and daughter, Annie
will remove to Canton next month.
o. C. Bates is running moving pic.
ture show.
Robert Lindsay, of Canton, was witt
us over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller have
returned from their wedding trip
Mrs. Miller was formerly Miss Gussie
Edwards of near Moultrie.
Crowl and Walker have about de
cided to abandon their investigation
for coal on the Vandegrift place.
Mr.. Rose and wife, of the U. S. Elk
press company, of Canton, we!,
guests at the hotel on Sunday.
o. c. Bates has purchased fine
driving animal from Roy Boyer.
Jacob Thoma has completed tn
grading of Roedel hill. Quite an i'm
provement
Art Crowl lost a valuable anima
from lung fever last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-10-26
NEW ALEXANDER.

New Alexander, O., Oct 22.-Mrs
Jacob Helm. of near Paris, was the
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Knight sever.
al days last week.
Cora Sanor is spending few days
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Henry Summer.
Colan Summer, of North George
town, called on William Vanpelt Tues
day
There was moving picture show
at the Christian church last Tuesday
evening.
Fora Barnes was a Moultrie caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pilmer were tn,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Blythe of near Hanoverton Sunday.
Mrs Emmett Pieren and Miss Eman
da Greenizen were North Georgetown
callers Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Zenith McArter ol
Pennsylvania, are the guests or hel
mother, Mrs. Liza Knight, for a lev
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Albright, of neaI
Hanoverton, was in our village Thurs
day.
Miss Velma Barnes was entertained
by her friend, Miss Goldie Pilmer
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Summer visited her cou
sin, Miss Cora Sanor Thursday.
Mrs. Mervin Weaver was to Eas
Rochester Monday.
Mrs. Fora Barnes and daughter
Beryl and Mrs, Marcellous Smith at
tended the street fair Thursday ant
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Temple and Mrs
Elmira Snevel and Mrs Frank EN-
mons and two sons spent Sunday ey
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. John Pilmer
Eliot Zepernick and son OF Sebrin;
were in our village Thursday.
B. +. Conser made a business tril
TO Moultrie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MerVin Weaver wer,
shopping in Alliance Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Glass and daughter yerd,
are guests of relatives in Salem for
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HosTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Oct. 24.-Charles
Betz took in Canton, Louisville and
Alliance Monday on business.
= Daniel Haynam has been hauling
hay to Minerva.
An enjoyoble day was spent on the
18th by the neighbors going to help
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sutton celebrate
their thirteenth wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton were taken com,
pletely by surprise. A number of fine
presents were received. After a big
dinner and an agreeable afternoon
was spent, all departed for their homes
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton many
happy returns Of the day.
Daniel Crowl has been shipping po
tatoes from our neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Roller, Chase
Hoopse and wife, of Minerva, and
Elmer Koontz and friend, Miss Bessie
Stuckey, called at Carson's on Sunday
afternoon.
Charles BetE and Mary Carson
shopped in Alliance Saturday.
Miss Charity Cook, of Kansas, is
visiting in this vicinity.
Westly Orwieks, of New Franklin
has rented the Charles Haynam place
Mrs. Why Freed is home from the
Canton hospital, where she underwent
an operation for a fibrous tumor.
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ew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plotz were the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ward.
Wilma and Helen and Earnst Smith
- ere the guests of their grandparents,
r. and Mrs. Jacob Temple, several
lays.
Walter Knight of Salem was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Eliza
night, Sunday
Daniel Conser spent Sunday with
MS father, Frank Conser.
There will be choir practice at the
Disciple church Saturday night.
Mrs. Emmet Pieren called on Mrs.
3eorge Reamer Monday.
Miss Nellie Ffrestone and several
If her friends of Lisbon spent Sunday
With John A. Summer and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hahn and two
shildren spent Sunday with her par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Temple.
Osborne Shively was in our village
friday.
Miss Myrtle Ruff spent several days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ienry Summer
b. C. Congleton was working for
Immet Pieren Monday.
Lester Glass and Joseph Kennedy
we're Minerva callers Saturday,.
Wallace Crist was at East Roches-
.er Monday.
Vern Summer spent Sunday with
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sum-
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! Protracted meetings have begun at
the church at North Georgetown.
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An Oklahoma woman has vowed
that she will never eat again until
her husband is converted When last
heard from her husband was reported
to be a worse unbeliever than ever