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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

1t is believed that John wahamalSer viii
accept the candidacy for governor Of
Pennsylvania at the hands of the Business
Mems League.
Comptroller Coler of New York. made
investigation of the finances of the old
city of Brooklyn, in which he saws that
the officers of the city works department
pald money to contractors Illegally. @zE 2
gregate capital Of 1880, 900, were ifeorpor-
ated at Springfield, H., Saturday, Tho
purpose of the new companies is to operate
steamboats, and barges on the Yukon river,
The Pennsylvania gold democrats are to.
put in the field a complete state and con-
gressional ticket - .se-s.--
The annual game of base ball between
the, sophomores and the freshmen nrof Yale
will not be played this year, as fhe sfac-
ulty has prohibited it, on account of noise
and demonstrations.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Miss Wilhelmina Wilson. the elocu-
zionist, will have benefit entertain
ment in Curtis Hail. Wednesday eve-
ming, March 80, at which she will be
assisted by local talent. There will be
readings, vocal and instrumental music,
pantomimes and Greek tableaux
Weetamoo Council No. 3, D. of p,
win give a whist party in their hail,
Day building, Tuesday evening. First
and second prizes will be given. The
committee in charge OF the affair is
r. G. Barrett, r. H. Lucke Miss Grace
Z. Whitten, Mrs. Frank Brown Miss
Susie Thompson. Mrs. Fred c. Eaton,
Clarence Willard
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
MASKED ROBBERS.
Bold Hold-up in a Cambridge
Grocery Store.
Three Men Emptied Cash Drawers in
Presence of Seven Men and Two y, 81
Women and Easily Escaped.

Cambridge, Mass, March 8. - Three
masked robbers entered the grocery and
provision store of ex-Alderman Peter F..
Rourke, q and % Harvard street, near
Sixth, in Cambridge, this evening at $40
o'clock, held up seven men and two wom-
en- with revolvers, cleaned the cash drawer
of more than $3.50, and then made their es-
cape. Each man was completely: dis
of the question. At the time of the hob
berry there were in the store Mr.. Rourke.
his wife, his daughter Mary, who acts as
cashier Saturday evenings, his SON Feter,
Jr. ID years old, John Blyhn,- ,JameS
Burns and Matthew McQuillan employees,
Louis Burner and James Bevefs, ,sIiasss
toners. The DISCUSSES worn by the men
were found in an aIleyway short dis
tance from the store, where they had itaaT
thrown while the robbers We're running
away from the scene Of their crime.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
LITTLE DANGER OF WAR.
Secretary Day Thinks Spain viii Do What
is Reasonable.

New York, March 5.--A special to the
Commercial Advertiser from Washing
ton says: There is reason to believe the
administration has taken steps infor-
ma4lys to ascertain how Spain will be
likely to receive a demand for repara-
ton from the United States, in case the
board Of inquiry shall find that the
Maine disaster was due to an external
explosion. Assistant Secretary Day said
today with great confidence that in his
opinion Spain would make a favorable
response to any reasonable demand for
indemnity that we might make. He
said there was little danger Of war
from any complications arising from
the Maine disaster. The preparations
going on in the war and navy depart
ment he credited to the natural desire
to place in the best possible condition
the military arm of the government,
which had hitherto been on a peace
fOOfiuV
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
GUNS FOR FLORIDA.
Consignment Shipped from Brooklyn Navy
Yard to Pensacola.

New York, March 5.-A consignment
of Gatling guns was sent to Pensacola,
Fla, today, from the Brooklyn navy
yard. The guns and their mounts were
put up in crates, and were sent by the
tug Traffic to the Mallory line steamship
pier They are intended fer the naval
militia of Florida. At the ordnance de
partment it was said that the guns were
ordered many months ago. A consign-
ment of cutlasses and other warlike sup.
plies went with the Gatling guns.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE.

The Boston News Bureau of Friday
says: We understand that the big snow
storm of month ago cost the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph Company
in the neighborhood of 100000 exclu-
sive of loss of business. The company
had to replace 1000 poles, which cost on
an average about SIS each. There was
a great deal of wire that was SO tan
gled as to be useless. The cost of la
Dor, however, was the largest item.
The storm was almost wholly con-
fined to the territory of the New Eng
land Company. The Southern New
England Company was only damaged to
the extent of about $4,000.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
FREE TRADE 1EAG11E.

Boston, March 5.-Capt John Goldman
of New York, addressed the members
and guests of the New England Free
Trade League at the leagues meeting
at the United States Hotel this evening.
His theme was "the free ship move
ment." The other speakers were Col.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson of Cam
bridge and Hon. John w. Gambler of
Brookline.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06

six members of the class of '79 at the
Worcester normal school had a reunion
Saturday evening at the school. Although
the company was small the affair was de-
gightful At o'clock a chatting dish sup
per was served, after which the six mem
hers Of the class discussed old times and
lived over their school days of nearly two
decades ago Those present were Mrs
Charles A. Martensen of Springfield, Miss
M. Emma Hastings of Waltham, Mrs
frederick n. Hunter of Spencer, Miss M
Rosalie Goddard, Miss Hattie S. Putnam
and Miss Emma Buckley of this city.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
AN INDOOR. MEETING.
Academy Students TO Hold One in Place
of the Dual Meet With Exeter.

In place of the Exeter-Academy dual
meet, which was given up few days ago
because the two schools could not agree
upon a date, a handicap meeting. open only
to members of the school, will be held at
the gymnasium Saturday. All of the
point winners at the recent Boston meet
ing will participate, but they will have to
concede pretty liberal handicaps to some
of the other entries. The handicapping
will be done by Trainer Donovan The
class indoor championship and trophy
will be involved in the contest.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
CAUSE OF YELLOW FEVER.

Chicago, March 5.-The Times Herald
will say tomorrow: DR.. Edwin Klebs,
professor of pathology and bacteriology
in the postgraduate medical school, has
discovered the cause of yellow fever. He
has isolated the amoeba which is with
out doubt responsible for the disease,
and has traced its development through
number of stages in the various or
ganS of the body.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
CARLOADS OF PRoJEcTILEs.

Newport, r. L, March 5.-Three car
loads Of projectiies have arrived here
for the mortar battery at Fort Adams
and the 10-inch breecal-loading rifles at
Dutch Island. Mortar guns and rifles
are expected early next week, and will
be mounted as soon as possible. A con-
signment of torpedo supplies for defense
in Narragansett Bay has also arrived.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
COLUMBIA TO GO SOUTH.

Philadelphia, March 5.-It was report
ed at the League Island navy yard this
evening, that Commandant Casey had
received orders from the navy depart
ment today to send the cruiser Colum-
bia south as soon as possible. The Co
lumbia viii be ready to leave the yard
nv the 18th inst
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
REPAIRING MONITORS.

Philadelphia, March 5.-Work was be-
gun today on the old monitors which
for years have been lying in the back
channel at the League Island navy
yard. There are eight of these. the Ma
hant, Lehigh, Jason, Montauk and Cats
kill, each of 1875 tons Displacement and
the Canonicus, Mahopac and Manhattan
of 2100 tons displacement. The machin-
cry Of the vessels will need but little at
tertiOn
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
LAYING IN GOAL.
The Government Gives Large Order for
Key West.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 5.-The Post to-
morrow will say: The United States
government, by Secretary Long, has
just closed contract with Peale, Pea
cock & Kern, coal operators in the new
Pittsburg district, for the delivery at
Key West within 40 days OF 100000 tons
of steamer coal. This contract is unau-
thorized by congress, but is made under
the emergency clause, which permits the
heads of national departments to make
large expenditures on the national cred
it without specific authority when the
occasion arises therefor.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
GROWN PRINcyEss Dy1Nc

Vienna March 5.--The condition Of
the Crown Princess Stepnanie took
marked change for the worse last, night
A physician and priest were at her
bedside all night. She received the last
saeraments Of the church and has been
visited by Emperor Francis joseph.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
THROWN OUT OF WORK.

New Haven, Conn, March 5.-The big
factory of the L. Candee & Company,
manufacturers of rubber foot wear, was
closed down tonight. and the 1900 hands
viii be thrown out of employment for at
least a month, while the factory is un-
dergoing repairs.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
NIGHT HAVE BEEN INcENDIARY.

The discovery by some boys Of roll of
paper soaked in kerosene with the end
partially burned. near the scene OF the
fire which destroyed a. small barn at 76
Eastern avenue, early Saturday morning.
gives color TO the theory that the fire was
of incendiary origin. The boys We're play
Ing about the burned structure, when they
found the roll Of oil soaked paper on the
south side OF the building. They carried II
70 the owner of the property, and reported
the matter = Officer Ames Saturday night.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
STRUCK A FEED WIRE POLE.

While answering the alarm from box
S4s Saturday evening, collision was bare
~ ayerted between Ladder and Ladder 3,
at The corner of Plymouth and Green
streets. The driver Of the Portland street
truck turned short to avoid a collision, and
the end of the ladders on the truck struck
a pole, which supports the feed wire for
fhe electric road, and broke it off short, so
that the only thing supporting it was the
wires. Beyond a little paint that was
1ammed off, the ladders suffered no in
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
WELL KNOWN PAGER DEAD.

Lewiston. Me, March 5.-The we'll
known pacing horse Bayard Wilkes, has
died from the effects of an injury re-
ceived at Mystic Park, a year ago last
fall He was Is years of age, and had a
record Of 2:11M He was the sire of
speedy Bismarck, and was owned by G..
P. Drake of this city.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
EDMTTND TATTEpeATI

London, March 5.-Edmund Tattersall
head of the horse exchange firm of
Tattersalls, is dead.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ITALY.
Verona, March 5.-There were two
earthquake shocks here, lasting several
seconds, last night.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
Personal.

Miss Anna Winn, Of 10 Jaques ave-
nue., is studying millinery in New York
city.
Mrs. George S. Perkins and her faith
er, of IL Shattuck street, will spend the
next month in the south, sailing from
New York Monday by the Clyde line
to Charleston, S. c. They win visit
many points Of interest while away.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

There will be meeting OF the St
Johns Guild Sunday. afternoon at $50
O'Clock sharp. Plans for running tenn
perance rally in the near future will be
discussed, and a full attendance is en-
pecled lEaeA
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
cANNIBALs EAT A BELGIAN.

Brussels, March Information has
reached here from the Congo Free State
that cannibals killed and ate a Belgian
official named Neuhaus, at Lukolela, on
the Congo. west Of Leopold II Lake, last
January
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
BROWN sEGMENTAL GUN.

Reading, Pa, March 5.--Work is being
pushed as rapidly as possible on the
Brown segmental-tube wire gun. 1t
viii be several months, however, be-
fore tie gun will be ready for service.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

In the superior court Boston, Satur-
day morning, Mrs. Nellie J. Peterkin of
Paterson. N. J., was sentenced to five
years imprisonment for killing Mrs.
Catherine T. Murphy last October.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
GEN. swAYNE pREsInENr.

New York, March 5-The general
committee of the republicans Of the
county of New York met tonight and
completed the organization. Gen. Wager
swayne was elected president.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
STEAMER ARRIVALS.

At New York, st. Paul from South
hampton; Lucania from Liverpool; at
Naples, F'ulda from New York; al
Southampton, Fuerst Bismark from
New York.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
sPAIN,s pEBr INcREAsEp.

Madrid, March 5.--The floating debt of
Spain was augmented by 13,226,6S1 pese-
tas (about $2,655, ,OOO) during the month
of February.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06

as easy to take as sugar. Evervbodv
Likes likes them. Carters Little Liver Pills
Try them.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
TO MEET RUHLIN.
kid@-mceoy Has a Series of Fights
Planned.

Planned.
st. Louis, March kid Mccoy, who
returned from Hot Springs, Ark, today,
said. Il have $1,000 up which says /
stand ready to met any man in the world.
Three have accepted my def" Maher,
Choynski and Rubin [ have seen fit
to accept Rubin as the first man, and
my brother will meet Bhl Madden, at
Cincinnati March g.. and there post
$4,000 in cash to fight him. The fight
with Rubin will take place from six to
twelve weeks from the time of signing
articles and before the club offering the
best purse.
While my brother is at Cincinnati he
viii be ready to make matches with
Maher and C1oynskl.
He will be ready to post $4,000 for a.
fight with each of them. but those
matches viii of course follow my meet
ing with Ruhlin.'
Mccoy fearing the Arkansas sauthori-
ties would follow him up after the
fight, put on a gray wig. covered his
face with burnt cork and disguised as
an old negro. carrying a bundle in a
bandana handkerchief, got out of Hot
Springs.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
TO DRIVE OUT FRENCH.
Royal Niger Company's Forces to Assist
in the Task. gs5sl

Brass, West Coast of Africa, March o.
The Royal Niger Company's forces left
Lokoja yesterday for sokoto to assist the
sultan of Sokoto to drive the French ont OF
his territory should the French forces re-
fuse to recross the Niger river.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
rHBIR SECONDS ACQUITTED.

Hot Springs. Ark, March Billy
Layton of this city and Jack Grace of
New York, seconds respectively for Kid
Mccoy and Nick Burley, were arrested
here today upon warrants issued at the
instance Of Sheriff Houpe,. charging
them with aiding and abetting a prize
fight. They We're tried this afternoon be-
fore Justice Afford, by jury. A verdict
Of acquittal was promptly returned by
the jury. Warrants are also out for Nc
Coy and Burley.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
A NEW PHASE.
Continued from First Page.>

and courage equal to every duty"
Col. Shaw, however, does not believe
that there will be war with Spain.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06

Buy Victor if you want hrst-class
wheel. sss
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-06
SUNDAY SERVICES, MAR. 6.

Notices to be inserted in this column
than o'clock Friday evening. Notices OF
20 words or less inserted free. Notices
over 20 words will be charged cents per
line.
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Nere 9usetqem.
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Srcitas, ben II. Sannar 1888.
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Sie 9epmc.

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@ortommniFe lag in biefer ISOLDE I'M
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Der sultan unp nnftre weiiaunarc.

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balb ibr. 3afluat ju Dititm rortrtfili3sn gorbsus
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9sRerotz9inet'ags
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Sn Nen Oort |iammern
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fe6rs um $3,OOO,0OO, pGbreno Der
@eIdmmt6anbel bes 2anbes UNI ettpa
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@tunben fpGter Fu6r er nit 70005pnz
men 5ra9t unb 1862 Rinoern an
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3ideG's 9ppeGIeni9a s"
bat ioeben Den 80. Sabrsang angetrez
Nten. 0as 8latt lit INNER beitrebt gez
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SfrDmurgen bes Sags5 geIunOe, fri
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oft marin gsnug; Elm 6aus nit einem
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10 entIeBIi6 beiB, DuB es feinen Plab
uuf @rben giebt, Der bamit nur einige
Qebnli9teit Bate.
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9ideI's NppeIIenfhn

niGt erIt 3u lernenl
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8. So. 6obercom ugt in
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mofrutsn 9elsrnt BADEN: 8ummbeiten
gu MAIDEN" - 9as bruu9ten tie pobl
niht er1t al lernenI
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lfitn GamotH Citation.
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ID 5.25 N5.Uos. Iu SoEHil3 80
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1897 me6r ais 10000 N%&orctfatsn II.
fir bic 5ebn Sabre BON 1888 big 1897
incl. iiber $1,000 Morotbdtcn gu bar
2eichnen.
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Tcus 5,ttiou,u inn itst sur Sti9!Quuu b;ra,.
riGt,t. 9itl: ausecpdttte Cots. Ser SUptrintsn.
neut ot3 @ruu0ss uu0 8Oncu5 ipiro ieoe g;wunl6tt
a~usfuHit ~crtbsiita. Sd5 s : emdtor / Il N ftsbt
ti9li3 lur 5uiptttiou oiien. Bsgeu Hdbsrtm lUtnOt
ulaa f6 Gil ben Supsiattuo.Ht;u ooer an pas Sia
reoI III 0r. 322, RorO=Gbdrltgs 2 e.
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