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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1898-10-15
Gust Huber, Jeweler.

Gust Huber, Jeweler. . ..s
At 704 Tower avenue is Gust Huber first
class manufacturing ieweler, who learned his
trade in Baden, in Germany. He came here six
years ago, has established his business and has
so mastered our language as to speak English
very fuently. He manufactures all kinds of jew
elry to order, sets diamonds and warrants all the
watches he repairs. He has also good stock OF
silverware and silver and gold rings
DR.. j. w. Benton, Specialist Chronic Dis.
eases.
For twenty years a successful practitioner in
medicine has been DR.. Benton. He is a reliable
specialist in the treatment of chronic, private
nervous, skin and urinary diseases A graduate
originally from the Cincinnati Eclectic School OF
Medicine, he has Travelled extensively, seen much
OF the world and thoroughly knows that in which
he is specialist. H has been here six years, his
office being at 7l0 Tower avenue.
The Calumet Cigar Factory,
At $40 Tower avenue employs twelve workmen
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

To be born a Harrison has been, in this
country, as with the Pitt family of prime
ministers in England, to turn instinctively
toward politics and public life.
Two presidents of the United States, a
governor of Virginia, who was also a
signer of the Declaration of Independence
and a member of congress for several
years-all within four genera tions, father
to son. has but one parallel in this coun-
try and few abroad.
Mr.. John Scott Harrison, Jr., nephew
of ex-President Harrison, whose hard,
telling campaign work in the southwest
showed the strong family gift, sends the
following appreciative estimate of Paine's
celery compound as an ideal restorative
for the body and brain when either are
excessively used;
Kansas City, Mo, Jan. q, 1898.
Wells, Richardson & Co.;
Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to say
that Paine's celery compound has proved
of inestimable benefit to me at different
times when the labors incident to my work
ard the nervous strain following arduous
work in campaigns had taxed me physl-7
cally With the thousands of other mental
workers, who have been benefited by IT.,
l can recommend it as great restorative
and builder.
Yours truly,
John Scott Harrison, Jr.
Paines celery compound is the one
means regarded sufficiently effective by
conscientious physicians to be relied on
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
A BUILDING THAT NEVER WAS.

Several Chicago doctors, whose prac-
tice is limited almost exclusively to
criminal trials, have won considerable
notoriety among their fellow-members
of the local bar for their successful
manufacture Of alibis in critical cases.
One well-known practitioner rarely EN-
ploys any other line of defense in behalf
of his criminal clients.
'In all our experience at the bar" he
said, 'I never had so close a shave as
Judge Blank gave me yesterday. l was
defending man charged with larceny,
and had worked up beautiful alibi
for MIN. l brought in four fellows who
swore positively that at the very hour
when the crime was committed the
prisoner was working as a brieklayer,
with themselves, upon a Building in
process Of erection on certain corner
in the southwestern part of the city.
Everything was working smoothly,
and my client seemed practically free
man, when, suddenly, the judge rose
himself from doze and blurted out:
Hold a minute. Where's that building
situated?
I instantly told him, giving the exact
position.
"'Well that's queer the judge con-
tinued. I've owned that piece of ground
for the last six years, and never knew
before that there was any kind of a
building on it,
But the jury evidently preferred to
believe my witnesses instead of believing
the judge, for they acquitted my man
just the same. I don't violate any con
fidence now, however," he added, ''in
admitting that Judge Blank probably
will not have to pay taxes on the build
ing which my witnesses erected on his
property yesterday"
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
THE BOWLING GAMES.

The last match in the tournament for
the Hurley trophy at the Sherwood al
leys was rolled Friday night between
the waverleys and Highlands, the
match resulting in victory for the for
mer, 1884 to 1860
The standing Of the teams that took
part in the tournament follows; Total
number of pins--Rosedales, 1906 City
Guards. 1882; Guard Of Honor. 10, ,712;
Waverleys, 1880; Highlands, 1921
At the Casino alleys, Friday night, the
South Worcesters defeated the Guard OF
Honor team by the score of 2O4s to
1874.
The match between the E. U. r. S.
team and the Crystals, scheduled for
Friday night, was postponed to next
Tuesday evening.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
TO JOIN COLUMBIA.
Lieut. Fuller to Leave Charestown-"En-
terpriss" Officers Leave.

Boston, March 11.-Lieut. Benjamin
Fuller of the Charlestown navy yard
has received orders from the navy de-
partment to report as soon as possible
on the United States cruiser Columbia,
which is stationed at League Island
awaiting orders. This makes the fourth
commissioned officer who has received
orders of transfer in the past few days.
Lieut.. Fuller will, it is understood, be
placed in charge of the marine guards
of the Columbia. He has been stationed
at the yard here for the past three
years or more. He will leave for Phil
adelphia tonight.
Commander J. r. Eaton of the train
ing ship Enterprise left last evening for
Washington, Ensign j. R. Poinset Prin-
gle of the Enterprise who had also
been ordered to join the Columbia, and
Lieut.. e. Wright of the equipment de-
partment at the navy yard, who will
join the Minneapolis, will get away to-
morrow.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD.
worcester. Nashua and Portland
Diyisions.)

r, For Montreal and all points north;
On and after October 8. 1897, passenger
trains will leave worcester as follows; "a
FOR oAKDALE5-s,4s. Sos, si6 M.%.
FOR 5s' cLfNToMN3s + e. aisS e. So sSs IL ii& lies
FOR LANcAsThR|S Sj6s sTf s1s &, E. i4.s5 m a. M: a.ss.
FOR SAsRuX-s.4s. Il /. sos. II .O5 express:
train stops only At oakdals, C!nSc@n' 2
44ss, e.25 p, m. sundays-s.45 a. ms
FOR kocHEsTER-s.o5 a. M; z,@ p. M
FOR PORTLAND-S.0S a. M; 20 p, M
FOX RENNEsWNK. sESfS E s1.SS B1pDEFoRD AND
OLD ORCHARD-2.N p. 10.
FOB ALTON BAY AND woLFBoRo-
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FOR FITCHBURG-(vi Sterling juno
TIa tl91T} "a tIIfonI II 1S 4 NJ 4Ss p e. Sunday
FOR LoWEIGes SYl 81 a 1l,a5 lbs az a. m: n As
FOR LAwRENcE~s.ls. "a. 1.ss g. m.s
FocR &S1N;cHEsrER Il; AND CONCORD
6.4s. sos 11;o5, 11.s5 a. m; 2.S. Ass. 6.2S
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FoR I BIo5siToN-via s. Central Mass. r. n,
s.Cs 80 a, m: SO p. m. sundAys-
FOR WARE AND NORTHAMPTON.
30 e. M: 2.%. .S p: m.
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G. r. LEE Div Supt
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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
RECEIVED NEW CHARTER.
Bay State Lodge Gets Document from
Lodge In England.

Bay State Lodge, M. u, L o. o. F.,
held an important meeting Friday night,
the feature being the presentation of the
new charter to replace that lost by the
fire in the Day building. The meeting be-
gan with the initiation of two candidates,
William McFarlane and Anton F'outlier.
Following the initiatory exercises, the
charter was presented to. the lodge by
HoIyoke; the speech Of acceptance ON be-
half of the local lodge being made by
Noble Grand A. Jones. At the close of the
formal meeting, adjournment was made
to the banquet hall. where an inviting
lunch was served; Noble Grand Jones pre-
sided and several speeches were made.
The new charter, which bears the mum
ber of the old-67SS-is most artistic. The
scroll work Is exceptionally beautiful, and
the parchment Is mounted in heavy gilt
frame The charter states that 1t is given
through the dtspensation OF the grand on
GERS OF the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows of the Manchester Unity Friendly
Society, and it comes direct from London.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
GUNS AT WATERFOWL.
United States Arsenal There Begins to
Manufacture Them.

Watertown, March 1.-THE United
States arsenal here, which for many
years has been exclusively factor for
the production Of gun carriages and
their equipment and for gun imple-
ments for siege, field and seacoast pro-
jectiles, has gone into gun manufacture.
Work on the first forged gun ever or
dered out at Watertown was begun yes
terday afternoon. The weapon is to be
a $40 breechloading rified field mortar,
of the type now in service, and when
finished and mounted on it's carriage,
which will also be made at the arsenal,
it will be the first equipped 6-10 breech-
loading field piece ever manufactured by
the United States government.
The new undertaking at Watertown
results from the opinion of the ordnance
department at Washington that the gov
ernment has been paying too much
money for mortars manufactured by
private establishments, and the convic-
tion that the weapons can be turned out
more economically and more efficiently
at the arsenal.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

in cases of debility arising from whatever
cause, and to counteract the strain of un-
expected, prolonged work and excitement.
1t is the only remedy prepared under the
eyes of the medical profession, and in
strict accordance with the directions of a
physician of acknowledged ability.
No ordinary help, no well meaning but
unprofessional concoction, sarsaparilla or
blood purifier can do what Paine's celery
compound Is able to accomplish cure men
and women of such serious diseases as
kidney troubles, liver complaints and dys-
pepsia, or permanently drive away-and
there's the point that no sufferer should
lose sight of-permanently drive out of the
system, rheumatism, neuralgia and all
skin affections.
Nerves and brain can be worked out.
This is the condition of thousands of eX-
hausted nervous systems that have been
almost worked to death in school, count
ing rooms, factories and stores. Shaky
nerves, flabby muscles muddy complex
ness and pain tell the story of exhaustion.
Persistent headaches go with nervous de-
biltty. That terrible throbbing of the heart
comes from a wretched condition of the
nervous system.
The sure way to get back to perfect
health of body and brain is to regulate
and nourish the nerves by means OF
Paine's celery compound. 1t Is a searching
cure for all diseases that indicate vitiated
blood 1t builds up the strength and re-
places used-up parts by new, vigorous
tissues.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
Guns IN BOSTON HARBoR.

Boston, March 1.-THE work or
mounting the new ten-inch guns at
Fort Warren and Long Island head is
being actively pushed. The last one OF
three ten-inch rifles at Fort Warren is
practically completed. OF the hYe
which will be mounted at Long Island
head three are in position, and work
on the other two is far advanced. Ihe
,o,,ss,ad with the utmost vlgor, and
haunting of guns will be completed in
less than half the time which some peo-
nle calculated on at the outset. 1t is
thought that all the guns will be in po"
sition within ten days.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
NAOMI LoDeR nNrERrArNs.

The monthly supper Of the Naomi
Rebekah Lodge, No. 49, Friday, was
something of an innovation In that a
large number Of visitors from Laurel
Lodge Of Westboro attended. A com
mittee Of seven ladies, consisting OF
Mrs. L. d. Knight, Mrs. George r. Bal
com, Mrs. Henry Fisher, Mrs George
Miller, Miss Ella May, Mrs. Albert Nor
cross and Mrs. L. A. Hall served the
supper to $50 persons
After the supper the company ad-
journed to the lodge rooms, where sew
eral new members were initiated.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
BoARDoF lNoUlRYs REPORT
viii Be Sent to Congress Cuban Recog-
a milton.

New York, March 11.--A Washington
special to the Evening World says:
Members Of the cabinet frankly admit
ted, after the regular meeting today,
that the report Of the board of inquiry
will at once be transmitted to congress
with a special message from the presi-
dent. The further admission Is made
that full unofficial advices have been re-
ceived that the report will show an ex-
ternal explosion; but, as all the inform
alton up to this time had been purely
unofficial, the cabinet has nos been in
s-position to discuss it, except in an un-
official way
Consequently, nothing but an incom-
plete conclusion has been reached. 1t is
the intention of the president, if the Of
fetal report confirms the unofficial ad-
vices already in his possession. to send
the report, together with al the Cuban
correspondence called for to congress,
with message recommending the rec
ognition of Cuban independence. If
Spain chooses to construe such recogni-
tion as a declaration of war, the United
States will be prepared for her. 1t is
hoped by the cabinet that this final ac-
tion can be reached within the coming
two weeks.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Garde a. Honneur OF St. Joseph's
Church has been incorporated as a social
body.
Rev. stopford w. Brooke, the well
known Unitarian divine of Boston. will
preach at the Church of the Unity Sum
day.
meet this morning. The first half of "A
Death In the Desert will be studied
Miss Grace Monahan win entertain the
members Of her childFen,s dancing classes
at a "biue and white party in Sons OF
Veterans Hall this afternoon. commencing
at O'Clock.
Rev. DR., NJ H. Harris has invited the
lodges and encampments Of Odd Fellows
to attend divine service at AN Souls
Church Sunday evening at O'Clock, when
he will preach special sermon. The Of
fering will be given to the Odd Fellows
Home
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
WANTS LICENSE TRANSFERRED,

Michael Counihan. who is licensed
liquor dealer Of the first class, has ap-
piled to the commissioners to have his
license transferred from 20 Spring street
to 161 Mechanic street 1t seems that
Michael's landlord has put UP his rent
to a point where he thinks 1t Is
cheaper to move He has to leave April
l. and so petitions for a new location, so
that he may be we'll established when
the annual distribution Of license favors
takes place next month.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
AMMUNITION FOR THE OREGON.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE battle
shin Oregon is to receive at once 400
tons of ammunition. This quantity VIII
nroye a full complement for the maga-
tines of the ship. Today the powder,
shot and shell will be brought from
Mare Island to the oregon anchorage In
Mission Bay. Officers Of the navy com
ment on the fact that the ammunition
must be brought to the ship because the
vessel cannot go to the naval station at
Mare island to receive supplies, owing
to the shallow water on the channel
thara
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.

A bricklayers' strike is expected in St.
Louis, April 1.
The Erie Railroad tracks in Jersey City
are to be elevated.
The Taunton aldermen have granted a
franchise to the Providence and Taunton
Street Railway Company.
According to the report Of the Boston
assessors for the year ending Jan. 81, 1898,
the valuation of Boston is $,0l2, 750. .009.
Gov Wolcott has induced the governors
of the other New England states to prom
Massachusetts state board Of trade, to be
held in Boston the 22d, when the subject Of
having this section Of the country prop
erly represented at the Paris exposition Of
1900 will be discussed
Rev. Paul van Dyke, pastor of the Ed
wards Church in Northampton, has been
elected to the chair of history In Prince
ton University. He win I'LL the place made
vacant by the resignation Of Prof. William
Sloan the historian.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
HOPING FOR BEST.
'cOntlnued From First paEe.'

ton, Camden and other cities in that
vicinity. Fort st. Phillip, on the Mis-
sissippi just below New Orleans, will be
garrisoned by battery of the first ar
tillery, now at Jackson barracks, New
Orleans.
The other battery at Jackson barracks
has been assigned to duty at Fort Point
harbor Of Galveston, Texas.
Arrangements have been made with
the signal service by authority of the
secretary of war, to establish immediate
telegraphic and telephonic connections
between all the new stations on the
coast to which troops have been as
signed. All the troops indicated above
are to be moved without delay.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
NEW TORPEDO BOATS.

Newport, R. L, March 1.-THE tor
pedo boats Talbot and Gwin arrived
here from Bristol at 2 o'clock this after
noon, and were at once turned over to
Lieutenant Commander MCLEAN, com
mandant of the station, the boats hav-
ing been accepted by the government.
They will receive their equipments and
supplies at the station and are to go into
commission in a few days.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
ooNeREssMEN AT HAVANA.
The Anita Which Brought Them Fined
$500.

Havana, March 1.-THE Anita, which
brought congressional party here, has
been fined $500 for not having papers in
proper order as alleged. The gentle
men who arrived here on the Anita, SEN
ators Gallinger, Thurston and Money,
and Representatives Amos j. Cummings
and Smith, accompanied by their wives,
were presented at the palace by Gen.
Lee and were cordially received.
A Spanish report says that the gov
ernment troops operating in the Sierre
Maestro, have had a skirmish with an
insurgent force, and have inflicted a
large loss upon the insurgents, also cap
turing five prisoners and destroying the
plantation Of the enemy. The troops,
1t is further said, lost three men killed
and ten wounded.
The fine imposed on the Anita was re-
moved by the government when it was
found her papers were satisfactory.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
MoRTARs FOR SANDY HOOK.

Willimantic, March 11.-Four 12-ineh
steel breach-Ioading mortars, Weighing
Is tons each, arrived here last night by
rail. It was learned at the freight de-
pot that the guns came from Provi-
dence, but who shipped them could not
be learned. The guns are consigned to
the commanding officer, proving
grounds, Sandy Hook, N. j.. and 1t was
stated that they would probably be
shipped there this morning.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
CHIEF UPHoLDs OFFICER.
Col. brennan Says Patrolman Legassy is
Doing His Duty.

Chief of Police ]. M. brennan has in
vestigated the complaint made by John
w. Knibbs against officer Legasey, and,
while Chief brennan fully appreciates
the inconvenience to which a driver is
put at this particular part Of the city,
he feels he must uphold the officer in
doing what he is placed on the crossing
for, to look after the welfare of pedes-
trians and enforce the law.
Chief brennan thinks something
should be done to keep the cars from
stopping so mean the crossing at the
foot Of Pleasant street. At the present
time the cars run up to the crosswalk,
and many times partly over It, The cars
could stop a little way up the street
without seriously inconveniencing pas
sengers, while it would do much toward
relieving the congested condition Of
things at this corner
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
PHILADELPHIA MAINE BENEFIT.

Philadelphia, March 11-Over $4,000
was realized for the fund of the wound
killed on the Maine, by monster theat-
rical matinee given this afternoon at
the Academy of Music. All the actors
and actresses now in the city participa-
ted, and acts were given from every
play on the boards of the various local
theatres
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
AMMUNITION FOR s1cA,RD.

New York, March 1.-THE ordnance
department was the most active of all
the departments in the Brooklyn navy
yard today. 1t was preparing for the
shipment tomorrow to Admiral sicard's
feet of fifty tons of ammunition, in
cluding powder and shells for big guns.
1t will be sent to Key West by the
Mallory steamship line.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

their companies to the full limit re-
uuired of So men each.
Portsmouth, N. H, March u.-Assist-
ant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt
has instructed Commodore Remey and
officers here to assist In organizing a
naval militia at once. A large number
of citizens have signed call for
meeting to form q command, and a
ship will be assigned them as soon as
arrangements are made.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
SPANISH SQUADRON SAILS TODAY.

London, March ia special dispatch
from Madrid says the Spanish torpedo
squadron at Cadiz will sail for Cuba
today
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
FERN SAILS WITH SUPPLIES.

Key West, Fla, March 1.-THE Fern
sailed for Matanzas tonight with cargo
of provisions for the starving Cubans.
From Matanzas she will go to Sagua
La Grande. Her departure was without
incident.
The torpedo boat Dupont has arrived
from Mobile.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
THE-MAINE's LAUNCH.
Survivor John r. Load Says it Blew Up
First.

New York, March 1.-THE Herald will
tomorrow print the following; John r.
Load, who was master-at-arms OF the
battleship Maine, and who came to New
York in command Of four other surviy-
ors who were not assigned to duty at
KEY West, has been given shore leave,
and is living with his brother-in-law in
Jersey City He has been very guarded
N his statements to reporters. Police
Cant. McKaig says, however, that to
his friends Load has said that a signifi-
cant fact which had apparently been
overlooked, was that the launch OF the
Maine. which was at a little distance
from the ship, blew up before the Maine
Ala
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
w. A. FIELD EVENTS.
Winners in Friday Afternoons Contests
in the Gymnasium.

winners IN Ffloay afternoons Contests
in the Gymnasium.
The field events included In the program
for the winter handicap meeting of Wor-
cester Academy, which will be held this
afternoon at 23O o'clock upon the out
door running track, took place in the
Academy gymnasium Friday afternoon,
after the close Of the days session.
The events resulted as follows:
Pole vault-Won by Duffy 6 in) Schu-
Der (scratch), I'd; Penney e in), 3D..
Height. #. Tz in.
Putting 16-ib shot--Won by Spear
(scratchJ; Newman Q5 in,), ID; Chapman
(6 ft.), Sd. Distance, SO IT. 4 in
in); Hallett g in.). I'd; Dorr g in1. Sd,
Height, it, ~ in.
In order that all the students may at
tend the games this afternoon. q half
holiday has been granted to all the
classes.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
THE MAINE RELIEF FUND.

Washington, March 1.-THE battle
ship Maine relief fund started by Mrs.
Long and other ladies amounts now to
$926S.
Payments are being made from the
fund as ordered from time to time by
the committee, to needy families Of the
sailors and marines lost in the Maine.
Contribution in addition to those al
ready published, have been received
from President Mckinley, Secretary
Bliss and other public men.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
DROP CAKES.

Take six ounces of lump sugar, six
ounces of butter, one pound two ounces
of flour, a quarter of a pound of cur
rants, and little nutmeg. Well mix
them all together with four well-beaten
eggs and a few drops of lemon essence
Drop on to q buttered balling-sheet in
sizes of about a walnut, and bake for
twenty minutes in a moderate oven.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
FoR DENRNsR or BOSTON.

Washington, March 1.-THE engineer
officer at Boston has been instructed to
contract with the New Jersey Foundry
and Machine Company of New York
city in the sum Of s63S2.55 for con-
structing tracks, l1oisting apparatus,
etc. at the coast defenses in Boston
harbor.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
FLINTs ToRPEpo RoAT.

New York, March 11.--Charles r.
Flint of this city, through c. D. Mosh-
er, the naval architect, has offered AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
velt to deliver to the navy department
at an early date the torpedo boat which
Is now being constructed by Mr.. Flint,
nominally for a South American gov
ernrnent