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THE TRoUsLE III ONO

The situation in Olie SO he rr sem.
time seems 20 ba without 0arailel 'r
the history of the country That sac'
an astute polit'sfan p Senator n s.
HAMA should be out aeaera''ea aia
temporarily defeatei by sc mbirs
in view of his success SO the polls
not only surprise bot wonder
Ex-Chairman Kverz, while dsserv-
ing and receiving ha condemnation DI
every loyal Republican inffe Ueised
States, has shown powers o. ad .-ship
and organization. which Viii errif.e
him to be ranked among the most SSH
full organizers Of his day Tibet hp
could have secured three meu. muca
less seven TO enter into camhifsG e.
with him, reinforced by the solid rs
port of the Democratic membors s.
thing which ns thouEhifol man Woo
have deemed possible
Under his leadership the Rerubl-
can nominees were detected end ans
other anti-Hanna Republican cleo led
to the speskership 90 the heu-e
The vote stands 20 Ca 80 ag s,nst
Senator Hanna for re-eie6tiun.
1t is now claimed thaf the nece sary
three votes have been obtained srt
we do not doubt it, The defsntog The
chairman of TIE Nnticna. Republican
Committee is defeat Of the admins
tration and when his phase Of the size
uation is pr ssnted, the boiling ems
bers of the partg viii be brought iato
line, be the cost what 10 may
We are not thoroughly p sfed as IL
the merits Of the conircvt in Ohio.
bus cannot fail TO condemn the. SEEM
ing treachery TO the Republican orr
ganizstion, which in tnrn betos ers die
betrayal Of party principles.
Still, if the policy adopted in Vir-
ginia has been practieed SD Oaio ee
are not ia wondeImeDt over the des-
perste resistance made by NJ KUsTz
and those who have entrusted
their future political prospects Ia al.
keeping.
In this state, it is not Republicamsm
that is the test Of person el.riblity
70 of6.a naittar +. s. t.iso-.,,a .,ts.,
busitis vbetber or not Va, so.,or.ss
the bosses nrev;ons 70 trs no,,i,..,o.
of Mr. MoK,Nruv
Havine voted for biro do so,f ......
The leaders in control here sao,ogtss
nv the administration a. Wesbiro.,,
have even gone so far rs to 5ervtot.
other wing of Repub'ioans even nsi
nority representation. : favor which I
has more than once been extended o. /
Democrats.
This has produced bitterness Of ihe
most pronounced sort. and has called
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SCHOOL TICKETS

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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The Graham Cake Walk Company,
who pay return visit to the Worcester
Theatre tonight, are giving a series of
return engagements throughout New
England cities and without exception
have never failed to pack the house on
these second appearances. The cause for
this is the genuinely attactive and novel
program furnished, and because the
style Of entertainment appeals to every
. one, high and low alike. Manager Ora
ham is constantly on the lookout to
change features that seem a little slow
for more taking ones, and his per-
Torrance now may be said to be the best
possible for company of negro singers
and comedians to give. The Worcester
Theatre is almost sure to be crowded to-
night
f. H. Sothern is scheduled to give his
new play by Anthony Hope, 'The Ad-
ventures of Lady Ursula" at the thea
ire next Thursday. Sowing the Wind
follows for two nights.
Next weeks play at Lothrop's Opera
House is 1.-THE Land of the Living" a
favorite melodrama from the pen of that
sterling author, Frank Harvey. 1t has a
well written story with intensely drama
tic incidents, but lacking the blood and
thunder element so common in similar
pieces. There are to be seven elaborate
scenes, and the ensembles require, in
principals and supernumeraries, nearly
so people.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
soUsA's NEW sOLoIsTs.

Miss Jennie Hoyle, the young violin
iste, who will appear as one of the So
loists with Sousa and his band at the
concerts at Mechanics Hall, Saturday
afternoon and evening, recently played
in New York city before Ysaye, the
greatest living violinist, who expressed
himself in the warmest terms of admira-
ton at her performance. Ysaye also
invited Miss Hoyle to come to Belgium
next summer, and study with him,
which was probably the greatest COM
pliment he could have paid that young
artistic, and, naturally, she accepted.
Miss Maud Reese Davies, who is Mr..
Sousa's soprano. has recently returned
from Paris, where she won the approval
of Massenet, Bemberg and other mas
ters. She has voice of that clear,
bird-like quality, which has made
American sopranos the greatest singers
of the day.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
ENGLISH SOCIAL CLUB WON.

There was a cribbage match between
the English Social Club and the Fulton
Associates, Tuesday evening, at the
rooms of the former. There were five
tables, and twenty-five games were
played. The English Social Club won,
with 29O0 points, against 2735 scored by
the Fultons Charles North and Joseph
Whitaker of the E. S. c. scored $50
points, but Messrs. oliver and Dunster
of the F. A. carried off the honors of
the evening, with a score of 59S points.
The match was followed by a social.
There is a match on between the e. S.
c. and the South Worcester Angling
Club; but no date has been decided on.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
TO ALLAY PAIN.
Death of Peter Dreamer in New Haven
from Laudanum Not Necessarily
Suicide

Chief of Police brennan received word
from DR.. Moses c. White, medical exam
liner of New Haven, that a man calling
himself Peter Creamer died in the City
Hospital of that city from the effects of
Iaudanum. Dreamer registered at the
Sabine House, hotel at 5S Union street
New Haven, on the 18th. At noon the
next day he was found unconscious in
his room with a bottle of laudanum by
his side, from which about half had been
used. He was removed to the City
Hospital, where he expired in few
hours.
The label on the bottle was so badly
defaced that little could be made from
it, but a few letters remained which
were supposed to be part of the word
Worcester A Michael Dreamer, 157
Clay street, New Haven, thinks that
the man is Peter Dreamer, who worked
in the rubber mills in New Haven seven
years ago. If that is so, he says, the
man has a father, Hugh Dreamer, and
a brother, John, living in Worcester, be-
sides three sisters. He was five feet
seven inches in height, with dark hair
and a sandy muStache, and weighed
about $50 ponds. He wore dark coll
ored clothes and a blue spotted shirt.
The Worcester authorities were asked
tc locate him here Inspector Stone has
been working on the case, but so far
without success.
A dispatch from New Haven, Wednes-
day night, stated that the body had been
identified as belonging in this city. 1t
is thought death resulted from taking
the drug to allay pain rather than an
attempt at suicide
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
THE LATE JOHN BURNS.

The trustees of the Bay State Savings
Bank have adopted these resolutions:
Whereas, the trustees of the Bay
State Savings Bank have learned with
deep regret of the death of Mr. John
Burns, a member of the board since the
Incorporation of the bank; therefore,
Resolved, that in the sudden termin-
alton of the relations which he has ~sus-
tanned towards them, they desire to ex-
press their cordial appreciation of the
wisdom and good Judgment which char
acterized his actions as a trustee of the
Bay State Savings Bank, as well as
their grateful appreciation of the many
kindly acts performed to accomplish the
success of the corporation from it's in
ception.
Resolved, that we deeply sympathize
with the bereaved family of Mr.. Burns,
and that copy of these resolutions be
presented to them and that they be
spread upon the records of the bank
and published in the daily papers of the
city"
Board of Trustees, Bay State Savings
Bank,
BY John B. Ratigan, Clerk
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
WESTBOROS.
SUBJECT WAS AFRICA.
Papers Read at First Baptist Church For
eien Missionary Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Ladies' For
eign Missionary Society of the First Bap-
fist Church was held in the vestry of the
church Wednesday afternoon. The sub
ject for discussion was Africa" The
following papers We're read: "slave trade"
Mrs. Helen De Camp; Bishop Crowther y
Mise A, Rugg; "a plea for Africa" Mrs.
Leroy Cook; "a Christian Africaner"
Mrs. Asia Kicker; Missionary stations
and missions in Congo valley" Mrs. J B.
Simmons; South Africa, illustrated by
curios and views, Mrs. Hannah Simmons.
After the literary part of the meeting the
society met for their regular business
meeting, and it was voted TO hold a sale
and supper in the vestry tomorrow after
noon and evening. The affair viii be I'M
DER the direction of the officers Of the So
ciety: Mrs. Asia Kicker, Mrs. E. G. Gill
man, Mrs. George w. Barnes ways and
means committee, Mrs. Helen De Camp,
Miss NJ. p Cole. Miss Emma Storey; sup
per committee, Mrs. Asia Kicker. Mrs. J.
B. Simmons, Mrs. Helen De Camp; fancy
and domestic table, Miss M. P. Cole, Miss
E. Storey; candy table, Mrs. S, B. Nee
ser Mrs. Leroy Cook.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
BELMoNT CHURCH CONCERT.

Following is a iyfte of divers goodlie
hymns and tunes and likewise worldlie
songes VIII will be sunge at We create
concerto to be holden in We Belmont
meeting house, on Belmont street in We
towne of Worcester on ye 18th daye of
March, in We year If our Lord 1898
Ye music shall begin at of We clocke
as We singers will tune uppe about that
TYNE. There will be a chorus of 80
voices:
Strike the symbal;' sherburne:
Cousin Jedediah," by Il Singsolow
Doe; Confidence; piano solo by Peregrin
Lowell; Sound the loud timbrelP' world
ly song by Tabitha Robinson; invitation,
ten minute to nibble doUghnuts and
cheese; worldly songs by Isiah Powers.
Turner; worldly song by Lucretia May
nard; Jerusalem, my glorious home;
duet, "Dost thou love me, Sister Ruth %
odd folks at home" Obedish Doe and
chorus; Aud Lang Syne"; America"
chorus and audience.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
NEWPORT CYCLE CLUB SOCIAL.

The gallant young men of the Newport
Cycle Club gave another of their delight
full socials Wednesday evening in Horti-
cultural Hail. Like the four that have
preceded it this winter, last evenings affair
was well attended and thoroughly enjoya-
The floor ARRANGEMENTS were capably
looked after by w, W. Lewis, who had as
assistants John W. st. John and Harry
Harrison. The aids were C. W. Liberty,
Charles S. Whitcomb, T. NJ. Marshall
and F. d. Vaava The committee on the
dance comprised Charles A. Fiske. Charles
S. Whitcomb +. l.. Pettis, e. M. Darby
and II. A. Clark.
The next dance of the club will be held
the middle of next month when the boys
expect to appear in their new uniforms for
the first time.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
A W. G. T. U. AT soUTHvILLE.

The women Of Cordaville and a uth-
vile have, during the week, been inter-
esting themselves in a preliminary can
vass for the organization OF a Womans
Christian Temperance Union. Some
thirty of the women are already inter-
ested, and they will open with rally
at the NJ E. Church in Southville on
next Wednesday evening. March 80
Mrs. Susan S. Fessenden, the state pres
ident, and a well known speaker, win
be present to assist in the organization
of the new union, and to address the
meeting of the evening. The public and
all white Ribboners" are cordially in
vited, and those associating with the
union at the time become charter mem
bers.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FoREsTERs APPOINT CONVENTION
DELEGATES.

Court Englebrecht, F. of A., at a
meeting Tuesday evening, elected the
following delegates to the Foresters'
convention at Brockton May 24-26; Chief
ranger, Gus Johnson; past chiefs,
Gus c. H. Stenman, Axel Han
son, andre Hjort; alternates, Mr..
Lind, Mr.. solstrom. Ferdinand
Nelson and A. H Nelson. They
also appointed committee for their
anniversary dance.
Court Louis Joseph Papineau has APP
pointed the following Delegates Chief
Ranger, C. Herbert DeFosse; sub-chief
ranger, W. Levi Bousquet; John F. jan
dron, N. r. Hilbert and Joseph Simard
alternates, Arthur S. Rodier Louis Du-
briel, John Richard, Eli Belisle and Au-
gustus Nault, Jr.
Court Cunningham will elect delegates
tomorrow; Harmony, the 22d; Quinsg-
almond, the 23d; City of Worcester, the
oath; f. t. Greenhalge, the 25th; Heart
of the commonwealth, the 2Sth--at For
esters Hail.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
NOTICE no BUILDING CONTRACTORS

The county of Worcester invites pro-
posals for the erection and completion Of
building involving an addition to and al
iteration of the Worcester county court
house, Worcester Mass.
Copies of the plans and specifications
may be seen, and the proposal to be used
obtained at the Office of the architects,
Andrews, Jaques & Rantoua, No. Beacon
street, Boston; and also at the grand Jury
room, court house Worcester, Mass on
and after March 18th, 1898
The bidder must I'LL out and sign said
proposal as directed therein, and deliver ii
at the office of the county commissioners,
court house, Worcester Mass, before /
O'Clock D. m, March 18th, 1888
Each proposal is to be accompanied by a
properly certified check for five thousand
($50OQ dollars, payable to the county OF
Worcester. Said check is to be the prom
erty Of the county of Worcester If the
bidder fails to carry out his proposal when
accepted.
Proposals are to be addressed TO the
county commissioners and endorsed.
Proposals for the erection and completion
Of building involving an addition to and
alteration of the Worcester county court
Proposals filled out and delivered as
above directed, and no other, will at the
above named time and place be puhliclv
opened and read, and the UNDERSIGNED re-
serve the right to reject any and all pro
posals.
EMERSON STONE,
HENRY G.. TAFT.
GEORGE w. COOK
County Commissioners.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
HOLY CROSS NEWS.
Freshmen Entertain Upper Classes and
FacuIty-B. j. F. Debate Subject.

The members of the freshman class
entertained the upper classes and the
faculty in Fenwck Hall at Holy Cross
College Wednesday evening, with lee
ture on Christopher Columbus. The
speakers of the evening were Messrs.
John Riley, '0l, and Thomas McGovern,
'01. These gentlemen deserve credit for
the very fine effort made The lecture
was profusely illustratd by a stereopti-
con operated by Prof. Rousseau, S. ].
The glee club, under the direction of
Prof V. B. Rochfort, rendered THE
Sailor Boy" during the intermission, and
est PAtrick's Day. as grand finale
Edward NJ Farrell assisted at the piano.
The subject of the public debate of
the B. j. f. Debating Society, to be Civ
en- on the evening of May 3, is: RE
solved, that the United States should
adopt an educational test for the re-
striction of immigration" The respec-
tive sides chosen by the society are:
O'Toole, LIST Affirmative; Phelan, I'd af-
firmative; Barry, list negative; Walsh, I'd
negative.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
LOAN EXHIBIT AND SALE.

A loan exhibition and entertainment
sionary Society of the Pleasant Street
Baptist Church in the vestry. Friday
evening, March IS. Fancy articles. con-
fectionery and ice cream will be for sale.
Miss Rebecca Davis is the general chair
man Of three committees which have
charge of the arrangements.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
LECTURES BY A SOCIALIST

T. A. Hickey, one of the most noted of
the socialist organizers of the eountry,is to
speak in this city. The first address will
be delivered Saturday evening at 7sO
o'clock, in labor headquarters. at "a South
bridge street, he taking for his subject "The
errors Of Debsism." Sunday afternoon, at
the same place, he will speak upon Trades
unions, old and new" Sunday evening in
u. ". L. Hall, at 1880 O'clock the speaker
will take for his subject, Socialism in our
time. :"
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
cANTATA AT UNION CHURCH.

'The daughter of Jairus," a sacred
cantata for solo, chorus and organ, COM
posed by Sir Joseph Barnby, will be
given at the Union Church next Sunday
evening. The complete work will be
given, and will be of much interest to
those who admire the higher form of
church music. 1t consists of several large
choruses for mixed voices, and several
shorter choruses for male and female
voices, besides the solo parts and beau
tiful duet-"Love divine all love excel
ing -
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
WEBSTER sQUARE NJ. =. ladies.

The ladies of Webster square NJ. E
Church will hold a give and take social
with Mrs. George Stearns Woodbine
street, this evening. The usual supper
will be omitted. Ice cream and cake will
be on sale. and an entertainment will be
provided.
An old-fashioned country school, for
which the Epworth League have been
planning for some time past, will be
given the last of this month.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
wEsTBoRos FELL.
Visitors Went Home from Worcester
Disappointed -Wlnthrops Won.

The Westboros came to this city We'd
nesday evening with the avowed deter
mination of defeating the Winthrops in
their match at big pins. But they went
home disappointed, for the Worcester
bowlers got a lead of s. pins in the very
first game of the series of three, and
swelled their lead in the other two. finish
ing with a lead of 81 pins to their credit.
The score of the match was as follows:
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
IRON MoULDBRs SMOKE TALK.

Monday evening the iron moulders will
hold another smoke talk at labor head
quarters, at "a Southbridge street, among
the speakers for the occasion being Daniel
l.. White of Boston, vice president of the
National Union; Jefferson D. Pierce, presi-
dent of the state federation of labor, and
others. So successful have been the
smoke talks in the past that 1t has been
found advisable to continue this feature
for the season.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
A TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

A mass temperance meeting takes
place next Sunday evening at the First
Universalist Church-Grace Church, Ply
mouth and the First Baptist uniting
with DR.. Gunnison's society in a joint
service. The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will also be present. Ad-
dresses will be made by the various pas
tors, and fine musical program will be
given by the united choirs OF the First
Universalist and Plymouth churches.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
WORCESTER g. WEBSTER.
incorporates Meet in oxford and Perfect
Temporary Organization.

The incorporators of the Worcester and
Webster Street Railway Company met at
Oxford today, and perfected their tempo
rary organization. Harold Parker of
Lancaster was chairman and Charles S.
Clark Of Boston clerk Edwin Bartlett of
Oxford was treasurer. The board of di-
rectors elected were the same as adyer-
tised in the articles of incorporation. Petit
tons were drawn up and sent to the Sc
lectmen Of Oxford and Auburn for loca-
tons for the road in those towns.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CITY NEWS.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT
TICKETS,

The advance sale of tickets for Theodore
Thomas Orchestra concert at Mechanics
Hall next Monday will open at Leland S
music store this morning at o'clock, and
judging from the demand that has already
been made for them, the sale will be large.
This will be the first appearance in Wor-
cester of Mr.. Thomas for ten years, and it
win be the last appearance here of Ysaye,
the great ViOlinist
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
LEcrURE on MoUNrAIN cL1MRINa.

w. NJ. Davis of Harvard University viii
lecture this evening at 73O o'clock in the
lecture hail of the Kingsley laboratories
of Worcester Academy, on Mountain
climbing in the Rocky mountains and Pa
cific coast" 1t will be an illustrated lee
ture, and of special interest to students of
photography. The public is cordially in
vited to attend