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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
% q bin9ton. 3. g..
10. Suli.


Seute Nadmittas baIb iiinf llbr er.
belt Grisssmlniiter 2llQer cine &abel=
oepei6e bon 8sneral Sbafter. Die er io=
fort on ben Grdliosnten ibifte. Der
Wtinllter ia0te. Die Sepelbe beute an,
oaB teine Nenoerun9 in Der Gage eins
0etreteu lei uno ipritt Die glnlibt aus.
ouB bsute tein &Impf itattIinoeu
meroe. Gr in9te, 8eneral Sbaiter
babe cine uneinuebmbare Stsllun0 uno
iiirbte teinen 9lnSriii. lleber Die in
Der &dbeloepeite entbalteneu 9lnaelc=
9enbeten wollte llb Der IRinilter nibt
welter GuBsrn.
Siboneb 6uba, 10. Suli.
gln ben 8eneral-N l-Noiutuntcn,
gSalbin9tou. 3. :.
Ser st. Yuul" 1T iosben nit
General 0enrp uno ieinem &ommanoo
uno Auartiermei ltersporrdtben Nnge=
tOmmen. Sump bries.
Sibonep. 6ubn, 10. Suli.
gln ben 8eneral=9loiutauten,
gSGlbln9ton. 8. s.
Die .Gatania" lit losben nit oem /.
SSreliu. =He9t. pOm Siltritt 9olumbia
an9etommen. Sump bries.
g8aibin9ton. y. g.,
III. Suli.
Surs nod Witternabt psr0fentli6te
oas &riegsoepartement folsenoe De-
peibe bon 0ensral Sbaiter:
plaDa bel G TIA, 10. Suli.
gln ben sneralsgojutanten.
g8aibin9tou, .. @.
SauptQuartier oes 5. glrmsecorps, 10.
Suli.
Der Seino er6ifnste bas Ssusr elm
paar Minuten na6 bier llbr aus leid-
ten 8elbiiben. ole balo bon ben llnie-
ri9en gum Sbwei9en 0ebraht wuroen.
IS fano isbr uenia Gjelpsbrisuer liatt
uno Der 6eino belt lib 9lnSltb in iei-
nen Verlhan,uuaen. Srei Wlann
wurosn leibt psrwunost. gDsroe NOR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
MD. 1903.

SEQ. 9nB, idreflibe Stnittmunben
am &opf uno innerli6e Yerlebnn9en.
Sobn Sle9muno, innerlib oerlebt uno
l1llmm an Gjelidt uno &opf perbrannt.
6reo PulB, Gnodel eebroben. gilbert
Utlller, Veiu 9ebrohen uno innerlid
berleBt. 8ultao Soriset, am @eliht,
S6nren uno armen perbrannt. Gbris
Bolton, yranowunoen uno Sbram-
men. Sobn 6alliaan, Gbarles Sdeae
uno elm Gubeno auoere baben Sanitte
umo Guetidun9en srlitteu.
Sas 6euer mar I'M io0enannten
dipping &oom" auf Dem Sauptflur
aussebroheu uno iuuroe anfanas fir
nlht ernltlit 9enus 9ebalten, nm Die
Geuerlpebr oesDegcn au alarmiren, in-
Dem Die i'm Gaume bsiinoliben grbei=
ter Ielblt oas 6euer su lolden periub=
ten. plOBli1 ifollen bic SSlammen
empor uno in taum spei Winuten oran=
gen olbte Gauhwolten su ben ifenltern
blnaus uno ben SSabritubl binnui, po=
ourd Die orei StOfiuerte nit 8auh an=
9efiillt uno Der sluswea iiber Die cine
Dem 6abrltubl Sundhlt beiiuolite
Sreppe ab9eidnitteu wuroe. Mdnuer
uno Rnuben. Die in benz
Oberen Stofusrts beidditiat wareu, er.
9rlI1en raid ibre 3ueirdoer unc per=
lu1tsn Die Sreppen biuunter;utommen.
sSn Der Iiirdterliten YerluirrunQ mur=
ben bic Sreppeu in tiirseiter 3eit ourb
Ole 3tpelrdoer periperrt uno oaourt
leoer Nuswea. aus9snommeu our6 Die
6enlter abasihnittsu. Sm 8an,ea be-
fanosn fib l25 bis $50 Wdrner uno
&naben in Dem @ebGuoe.
Die nit Del setrdnttsn SuBb6oen
brannten pie 3unOer uno oas 9an,e @e=
bduoe ltono bereits lidterlpb in Yrano,
ebe Die nur einen Slpt eniiernte 6eusr=
webr CUR Stelle mar. gRdnner. uelhe
Die Sreppe periperrt fanoeu, ooer auBer
Stanoe waren, bieIslbe 81 erreihen.
maren mlttleriueile nad) ben Seltprn
aeltilrst. no lie beruerreiBenoe Siilie=
rute ausItieBen. Sie our1 oas bren=
nenoe 0ebduoe ausgeltrablie Sibe wur
10 fllrhtcrlib, oaB Weni9e ben Wutb
batten, lib in Die gtdbe su ipaasn. Sa
ollie Siilfe oer9ebens ihien. bsaannen
Die un9liltliden su ben SenIiern bins
ausSutiirSen. Sobn Gsefe ,uar Der
Grlte, Der 81 elnem Senlter oes 3.
Stcf,uerts binunterIpran9 uno 500 Ii6
babel 10 Iduere SerleBuu9eu su, oaB
er mad lpeni9sn Wiuutsn ieiuen 8eiit
auf9ab. Ger suldbit Springeuoe mar
@ultNu anOisti, sin yudllNer. gr
itiirste aui ben &Opi, uno brad oas
8snif.
Ser Sdaoen miro aui 500. 900
aei6dbt. Sas Gsbduoe mar fir $50, :
600 perlldert. $50 Wdnner lino ourh
oas 6euer beiddfti9ungslos oeworoen.
Sle 6abrlt miro iuIeoer auf9ebaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
WMSIanO.
. pa MEN.
g on on, IL. eSuli.

u v ", - SNtis
Der Maorioer Gorreiponoent Der
!, Slmes" ia9t in elmer bon beute. Wons
tag, oatirteu Sepeibe: Senor Sasalta
perTll9te ll9 beute in ben Yalali Eno
iiberreihte Der S0ni0in-Hsge ieinen
uno oes &ablnsts &iiftritt. IS beiBt,
er babe Der Sonl9ln=&sgentin 9eratben,
elm neles &abinet 81 ernennen, luelbes
gum 9roBen Sbeile aus Ntilitdrs ,u=
lammeu9eiebt lei. Dies wilroe nibt
acknowledgements Die glunabme elmer
trie9erilben pOlitit beoeuten. ionoern
pabrldeinli6 Oas 8sSentbell.
9lil9emsin miro eriuartet, oaB Die BE
Equation Der ytinilter Ongenpmmeu
weroen miro, bod bilrite oas GraebniB
oerielben mOgliberwelie cine tbelIpslle
gtsubiloun9 oes Gublnets isin. Die
Winilter limb jsBt in geratbuug uno
Senor Sa9aitI bat ieinen &olleaen
obne 3weiiel bon ieiner guoiens bel Der
SOni9n Ge9sntlu Wiittbeiluns ss=
mabt.
Wtaorio, II. Suli.
10 llbr @benos. Gs miro bebaup,
tet, oab Die Ser. Staateu nabfebenoe
GorOerun9eu ais 6rieoensbeoinsunaen
9eitsllt buben: erltens. Der Selib bon
Guba uuo Yortorco nit einem SaIen
ben cauariibsn Snisln.
3wsitens. cine 9rie9sentibdoi0un9
bon As. 600. 600 Yluno Sterling (stwa
S240, 600. .00O).
Srittens. bic Ybilippinen psroen
bon ben Der. Staatsn als 8arantie fir
Die 3abluns Der Srie9ssntiaaoi9uns
bebnlten.
SieIe Seoinaun9en werosn als un-
mO9lib an9eiebsn.
Dieneratapitdn Ylanco ioll cine 3a=
beloepeite nob Waorio seibidt baben,
mOriu er ertlGrt. oaB Die 6reiwilliaeus
Mrmee in Guba Den Srieg iortsuIeBsn
wilnite. oa Die Sruppen Sis9e ilbsr
bic gmesitaner 81 srrinSsn boIiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
S6rcflihe eyeuersbrnnf.
9aciue. @is., Is. Syuli.

III lIe, SSls., 10. ,Sllt.
Sas Saupt9ebGuoe Der .&ucine
Mallsable IL Wrouabt Srou Company"
1T beute Nabmittae elmer 6eusrsbrunlt
gum Spier aeiallen uno orei Mienihsn
baben. wie man beltimmt DeiB. in Den
6lammen ibreu COB 9efunoen. glht
anoere perosn permibt uno span3i9
Oosr msbr baben %erleBun9en oauonaes
traasu. Die SOotsu ilno: Sobn Ssefe.
81 Sabre alt. blnterldBt 6rau uno Z
9inoer; Gjultao &uOIsti. % SABRE.
leoi9. Sine brittle. nod nibt ioenti-
IBirte 2ei6e III. tuis man psrmutbet. Die
oss gbalbert Sollilter. Die 0erlsBten
Sames SunlapeD. bsioe Seine 9sbro-
hsn nno innerlih OerleBt. Gbris paul.
ION. ein Yein asbrOAeu. YranoDunoen
ON GOrpsr uno innerliSs YsrlsBun8su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19

Ger Suuoescenior in 9iew Oort,
8rant Sqllires, ia9te beute Nadmit=
tag IA llbr. es tonne amtli1 uusetiln=
oi9t weroen. OaB Die lleberaabe bon
SantioQo beltGtigt uno oaB Die Staot
beute gta6mittag punt orei llbr uns
f0rmlib ilberaeben moroen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19

gen genii9eno Sruppen baben, UNI
iammtli6e StraBen aui Der Noropeit=
Ielte pollltdnoia gu blOdiren. yeIinoe
ml1 3lemlib wobl. g batter.
Waibin9ton, 8. g.,
10. Suli.
Sas &rie9soepartement bat folaenoe
Bulletins bon beute 2lbeno eiu9elauie=
men Sepeiben anaeI9lagen:
Sibonep, Guba, uia Saiti, 5 llbr
55 Win. Nabulittaos. 10. Suli.
gn ben 8eneral=Noiutanteu,
g8aibington. 8. &.
Sauptauartier bes 5. 9lrmeecorps. 10.
Suli.
SD babe ioeben sinen grief bon
8eneral Soral erbalten. uorin oerIelbe
Die beoin9ungsloie llsbersabe perluei-
CERT. Die yeihieBung ourd bic
grmee uno 6lotte luiro bsute Ratnit-
to9 se9en A llbr beSinnen.
g natter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
8ricgs=W aerlci.

Waibin9ton. 8. g..
10. Suli.
Der SiilIstreuser st. 9ouis", mel-
der ben ipanliben glomiral Gerpera
uno anoere 3ris9sssfangene bonn ipa-
niibcn @eibmaoer on SOro bat, lit
bcute in YOrtsmoutb q. s., anaetom=
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19

Sas Grieasoepartemsnt bat 9tahs
ridt erbalten, oaB Der Siilfstreuser
yYale" nit 8eneral Niiles uno Stab
uno einem She'll bon 8arretion's Sri=
gaoe beute auf Der S0be bon Santia9o
an9etomman 1T. 8eneral Wtiles bate
cine yeratbung nit 9lomiral Samp=
ion uno ipater mittellt Der Sslepbon=
ordbte bss Sianaloienites aa6 init
General SbQfter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
Sic &ricgsan!ciBc.
gS a biuston. 8. g..
Ia. cSuli.

Die 3ei6nunaeu fir Die neue brsi=
proientl9e Srie9sanleibe bon $780,
600, 900. Die beute gtadrittas nm orei
llbr 9el6lollen wuroen. ueroeu lih,
einlhlleBlib Der bon Spnoitatsn 9es
mahten gln9ebote aui 81. 200. 900, 900
ooer ben iebsia4en Setras Der anlsibe
belauIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
ansebli9er Selbitmoro;
beriu6.

Sep use u, Sla., Ia. SUll.
g9ie aus SaOana beribtet iriro, BAT
Der oieneralcapltdn Ylanco, als ibm
Die 9ta1rdt bon Der Sernihtuna Der
Slptte 6eruera's ilberbra6t luuroe,
einen SelbItmoroberiuh semaht. Oils
Der erIte geri6t bon Der RieoerlG9e
eintraf. wuroe osmlelben tein 8laubsn
0el1eutt, biz er bon Wtaorio aus be-
iidtiat puroe. Slanco beiano iib I'M
Yalnlt, als Die Jiadrlht elntraf. uuo
iuuroe oaourA auf oas Sieilte er=
i6iittert.
Gr befano iid nit ieinsm Stabe uno
bem 8eneral glrolas in yeratbung
ilber Die lln9lilfsbOtihait, als sr per-
iu6te. lib o0s Scben su uebmen. Gs
9clau9 jeOob, ibm na6 beiti9cm
Sample Die g8aiie 81 entreiBeu. aber
Die 9ta6rItt 1atte ibn oerart ersriIien.
oaB er mebrere Gage oas Ssit bitten
muBts. 9lls er lid, wieoer erbrlt bate.
mar lein erlter Seiebl, Die Iusiu6r bon
Sebeusmitteln nah Dem Snneru su uer=
bicten. no elm ibredlider Notblt1no
berrIdt. uno piele Verl tl9llb
Dem Sun9ertOoe erlie9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-19
tiago's criulstc Na9mittass nm J

uUCs
Waibinstun, 8. g., 1A sSnlt.
Jlottcnminiitcr 3ons erbiclt fol>
genor, yia6mittags nm = llbr anf Der
6Obc uon Santiasu natirtc Scpci6e:
vSantiagu bat ii@ crscben."
@aibinston. 8. g.,
IA. Suli.
Die Wtittbeilung, baB Der ipaniIde
Vori6lag oas oanSe weltlihe Guba
9liieraosros biz SaNua einiblieBt. lit
inioiern pibtig. als iie Sei9t, oaB Die
lleber9abe ben 0nnsen Safen uno oas
an9ren5enoe Gebict Don Santiago unl=
fabt. giiht eingeiblOhen iino Sol=
9uin uno Wtansanillo. mo- Die Spa-
nler nod cine betrd6tlibe Sruppen=
Sabl baben iollen. oa oieie Srte luelt=
lid bon Der ilber9ebeneu Gone lie9en.
9Baibinston 3. g.,
IA. Suli.
Die eno0iiltiQe 9lnnabme Der ipani=
i6en llebsrgabe lit peribobeu woroen,
bis Die genauen Seoln9ungen betannt
lno.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30

The performance of the Spaniards in
surrendering Iloilo to the insurgents,
seems to have been more than ungra-
cious. OF course, under the protocol.
until the treaty of peace has been rati-
fed, the United States has no title to
any part of the Philippines outside of
Manila and its suburbs. The advance
on Iloilo, however was made in the
interests of peace and good order. and
so long as the Spaniards themselves not
only made no objection to it, but rather
seemed to welcome it, there could be
no harm. But as soon as the American
advance was known, the Spaniards
hastily turned the city over to the in
surgents, ostensibly on orders from
Madrid. and departed for other regions
where they could concentrate their
troops. That left Gen. Otis and Adj
miral Dewey to deal with the insur-
gents, a people with whom we are sup
posed to have no International rela-
tons. 1t is much as to say, that, hav-
ing agreed to cede the Philippines to
the United States, we can have them
of we can take them. There is little
prospect that our government will be
confronted by d reaching organi-
cation of insurgents covering the arch
ipelago and acknowledging Aguinaldo
or any other single leader as chief, but
the action Of the Spanish may add one
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30
OUTBREAK.
One Possible
Among
THE UITLANDE RS.
A Protest Sent by Them to
the Queen.

London. Dec. ga disquieting stu
alton is developing at Johannesburg.
According to the latest advices from
there, the place is seething with discon-
tent, as on the eve of the Jameson raid,
in consequence of recent and proposed
government measures which the Uit-
landers regard as being a fresh series
of impositions.
In addition, racial animosity is inten-
styling at the veXatious treatment of
the British-Indian and Cape boys, )"
which is rousng much bitterness.
There was a serious development last
week, when a Boer policeman muir
dered an EInglishman named Edgar
entering the latter's house and shooting
him. The policeman was arrested on
the charge of murder, but on the fol-
lowing day the charge was reduced to
one of manslaughter, and the police
man was allowed his liberty on bail.
The British agent demanded a resti-
tuition of the charge of murder, and a
mass meeting, which was attended by
5000 Uitlanders, was held at Johannes
burg on Sunday to protest against the
murder of Edgar and to present the
British consul with a strongly Worded
petition to the queen, reeiting the
wrongs of the Uitlanders and appeal
ing for protection and such other steps
as may be found necessary to "termi-
nate the existing intolerable state of
affairs"
There were no speeches, owing to the
laws prohibiting political gatherings,
but the demonstration was very i'm
pressiye. The petition was presented
to the consul on the balcony of the
consulate, the whole multitude signify
ing assent by uplifting their hands.
References to the Boer policeman elicit
ed shouts Of Lynch him. The meet
ing, however, was peaceful, with the
exception of a slight ARRAY with the
police at its conclusion
The newspapers publish venomous ar
ticles on the subject. The Boer organ.
the Rand Post, yesterday discussed the
prospect of war with Great Britain.
! and advised that on the first British act
OF war, the women and children at
| johannesburg be given "A hours to
| leave, and that the whole place be then
| RACED, and that the perpetrators of
| these turbulent proceedings, if caught.
| should be thrown into the deep shafts
of their mines, with the debris of their
machinery for costly shrouds." and
adding that "the whole Of Johannes
| burg will exut if the Afrikander ward
is converted into a gigantic rubbish
! heap, as mighty tombstone for the
! shot down authors of the monstrous
| deed"
| The Pretoria Volkstein suggests thar
Jan. be observed as Jameson day, and
that DR.. Jameson be burned in efiigy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30

Iloilo, the town which Gen Otis was
ordered to seize, is second in import
ance only to Manila, in the Philippines.
1t is situated on the island of Panay,
well south of Luzon, and about half
way between that island and Mindanao,
the southernmost of the group. The
people are said, for the most part to
be superior TO the inhabitants of Luzon
outside of Manila. They are Visayans
and not Tagals, by race. Politically,
they were also supposed to be distinct
from the people of Luzon, and it was
not understood that they had acknowl-
edged the authority Of Aguinaldo, not
outstanding they are reported to have
raised his flag over Iloilo. 1t is one Of
the disturbing phases of the Philip
pine question that there appear to lie
several leaders and different political
combinations to deal with. Aguinaldo
does not own the entire archipelago.
The defenses at Iloilo We're by no
means SO strong as those at Manila,
and the natives are reported not so
effectively armed as Aguinaldos SOL
diers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30
AT woRcEs2R THEATER.

The sadly negll gle muse is at
last to have AMI -aning on the To-
poso s'1 it via an" IN oSs % Of fa 5s 6 paa
priestess, M9lLAAI "a Modjeska.
There haY too many Of
the big att t------------A Forester this
season, and ad no worthy
Re: :::: ptic :%:a: ii Ss FAST
a es5s %s 81 6 e e
dramatic meal forS .dch all are more
or less hungry, aftTr being FED for so
long on the prevaili(n gly thin theatrical
diet
Mr.. Alfred Bradlei5, VINO is plotting
the great tragedie1 ne through the
country, has been in Worcester with
many prominent ATTRACTIONS, and his
experience in affairs, dramatic would
command some resL/ect.
He has but a gloomy forecast to
make of the immA ediate future of the
higher drama, He says theatrical
managers have found repeatedly to
their cost UndI UIGe pubic VIII not aC-
cept Shakspere u nd the classic drama
generally, unless7 it be at the hands Of
artists who poss kess genius somewhat
akin to that of t DE authors of the lines
they utter.
If this were hot So Madame Mod
1eska would notk be the one and only
artist of either sheX on the English
speaking stage Eho has been able to
maintain an exc usively classic roper
tore Nor woul1i such artists as Julia
Marlowe find it'll more profitable TO
thrown in her lolk with latter-day play-
wrlghts, nor WoXld Julia Arthur have
found her Waterloo in forsaking them.
ModJeska is thet only one left of that
great coterie of actors which lent dig
nifty to the tragic tstage, and the Ditv Of
IL IS there is no oHne at present to take
the banner from \her hands when she
lets it fall
How often" ssI US Mr. Bradley, do
the people see MACBETH nowadays, with
winch ModJeska "opens her engage
Ilent? AND yet a comparatively few
years ago II ran H3lmlet a close second
IN popularity The Npart of Lady Mac
beth needs a subtlAt force which tho
modern stage does Elot cultivate
Such roles as thF,se present sipro,,tio
tasks which can BIZ COPIED with onIv Nv,
gigantic players. BWhen ATTEMPTED b,,
the pigmies of fthe stage thev do no}
thrill the specF ator but simply " bore ore
nm; With a Booth or a Modteska
Shakspere is Gas great a gold mine as
eyer but otherwise, as the phrase goes.
ms name spells bankruptcy"
ModJeska hWill present three counlete
SCENE Prounuctions; on Friday night
Macbeth | at the Saturday matinee
Mary Stualrt, and on Saturday night
antony afad Cleopatra"
The last scanned is Tho eboi,....
not the Sam on yersior of an, lIJle any
far as thbuest9rticuIar ,-or .lie play. AS
Modjeskaf elcondncfion is sai5 soes'
most elaH by ID. if has bod 3'' IA 20 oe the
twenty VI mean ''e' AZ 'ile last
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30
KlRMEse OPENS.
First Night of the Festival For ST. Jean
Baptlste Society.


St Jean Baptiste Hall, IL Bartlett
place, was the scene of pleasure and
merriment last evening. The St Jean
Baptiste Society opened a three-night
kirmess, which proved to be one of the
most enjoyable enteftainments that
have been given in/NNOrcester this sea
sons The kirmess is given to raise
funds TO enable the society to care for
several members who are on the sick
list
The hall was crowded last evening,
soon after the doors were opened, and
the many attractions, including an ex-
cellent supper, were hugely enjoyed by
both old and young.
Supper was served in the lower hall
from o'clock until after midnight.
From 80 to $50 o'clock, a well-select
ed program was given on the stage in
the main hall.
The three French military societies,
Garde Lafayette, Garde of Honneur and
Pontifical Zouaves, made their appear
ance in full uniform, and We're received
with prolonged applause. Coburn &
Pratt's Orchestra furnished music for
both the entertainment and dancing.
Those who took part in the entertain
ment were President George F. Huot
OF the society, who made an address Of
welcome; the Misses Flo Brule, Dina
Pariseau, Hosanna Thouin, Messrs.
Horace Lachapelle, J. J. Harpin, Eu-
gene TOPPER, Henry Foley and the Har-
mony Orchestra, under the leadership
Of Miss Aurore Roy, who gave several
very good musical specialties.
The three military societies are con
testing for a handsome souvenir which
will be awarded Saturday evening to
the command that has the largest mum
Der Of votes. There is also in prog
ress contest for the most successful
lady canvasser The winner will be
awarded handsome gold watch. Other
prizes are a diamond ring and seven
deliberately dressed and cute looking
dolls,
A whist tournament was commenced
last evening, and will be continued this
and tomorrow evenings. A small pig
who wonders what is going to happen
TO nm, is quite an attraction, as the
one who guesses nearest to the ami
mai weight will become its owners
rms evenings program win consist in
part of several tableuax Illustrating
popular subjects, under the direction OF
Mrs. Pierre Goodney, and musical Sc
Iections by Miss Flo Brule Miss Dina
I5aflseau and J. N. Carriere and Eugene
Tapin.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-30
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Conference of Heads of Departments
Called By Commissioner Peck at Chicago


Called By Commissioner Peck at Chicago
Chicago, Dec. ga conference of
the heads of the departments of the
American Paris exposition committee
has been called by Commissioned Gen.
Peck and viii be held this week after
all have reached the city. The confer
ence is for the purpose of deciding up
on the designs Of the several buildings
to be erected by the commission at Pa
ris, as well as arranging as far as pos
sible the details of the future work of
the several departments.
Assistant Commissioned Gen. Wood
ward arrived this afterpoon. He has
with him all the details of the appor-
tionment of space to this country. There
have been so many changes by the eX-
position authorities regarding the space
to be given this country that even at
the commissions headquarters some
doubt exists as TO just where this space
is. The plans which Commissioner
Gen Woodward has with him will set
tie this question, and place the COM
mission in position where it can with
little delay begin the apportionment of
space to exhibitors.
Commissioner General Woodward has
also with him other important details
in connection with the exposition. He
will probably be accompanied by Chas.
r. Dodge of Washington, recently ap-
pointed director of the department of
agriculture, and A. c. Capehart of
Ohio, director of the liberal arts depart
ment.
Maj. Fred Backett, secretary of the
commission; ]. B. Caldwell, director
of the department of fine arts and
John Getz, director of the department
of the decoration of buildings, will
probably arrive tomorrow. 1t is ex-
pected the conference will continue for
at least a week.
NJ. Goustioux of Paris, appointed by
Mr.. Peck chief architect in connection
with the erection of the American
buildings at Paris win also be pres
ent, and will submit certain plans
which he has prepared for the consid-
GRAFTON of the commission Mr.. Peck
says it is his purpose to appoint an
American architect, probably a Chica-
go man, as an associate to NJ. Gous-
tiouX, and that he would probably par
ticipate in the conference
The buildings, for which designs are
now being submitted by architects OF
New York, Chicago and other cities
are the government building and an
annex to the manufactures building. IT
IS the purpose later on to provide for
the erection of a forestry pavilion. but
this VIII not be undertaken for some
time.
The government building is the one
which is concerning the commission
more than any other for it is desired
to have it conspicuous as a monument
of The best architectural skill
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