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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25
WITH A HAMMER.


A young colored woman, laboring IN
der considerable excitement. came info
the Waldo street station house about -
O'Clock last night and after exhibiting.
good sized hammer, told Lieut.. John
son that her husband, Herbert Nero
was drunk, and threatening to hurt
some one.
The patrol wagon, with Driver Ken
nedy, Oiilcers Hurley and Brown, was
sent out to Hooper street, where the
trouble took place, and the belligerent
was placed under arrest.
George r. Douglass, a night school
teacher of this city, and for the mast
three years principal Of the Union
grammar school of Milbury. has re-
signed his position at Millbury. the res
lgnation 70 take effect January l. The
Millbury committee desired Mr.. Don
glass TO resign his position in this CITY
but instead Mr.. Douglass preferred to
resign his Millbury position Mr.. Dou-
glass was very popular among the Mill
bury pupils. Mr.. Douglass is a mem
Der of the Worcester county bar. and it
is believed that he will divide his time
in the future between practicing law
and teaching night schools in this city.
Heads of families employed in the
various establishments with which Mat
thew ]. Whittall is connected, wore
broad smiles returning from their work
last evening Each carried a Christ
mas turkey as a present from his en-
ployer. AT the Whittall carpet mill
in South Worcester, 50 turkeys were
given out. At the Edgeworth spinning
mill, in the management OF which Mr.
Whittall and Alfred Thomas are asso-
eiates, SO gobblers gladdened as many
workers. In the Whittall carpet mill
in Palmer, rs turkeys were distribut-
ed.
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The Sunday school of the First, United
Presbyterian Church held its Christ
mas exercises and tree in Arcanum
Hall, $50 Main street, last evening. and
there was a large attendance of the
pupils and their elders. The hall pre-
scented q charming appearance with its
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25
THANK YOU, GREEN
The Spy Wishes Very Merry One TO
You and Yours.

Green, the druggist, earns the laurel
wreath for good judgment in making
a Christmas present. Last evening he
sent two boxes of. cigars TO The Spy
Office He displayed excellent judg-
ment all round Anything less than
two boxes would never so round in
such a large establishment, Then. too,
they We're the real article and nothing
else would do for employees Of The
Spy. Mr.. Green evidently appreciates
the fact that it is more pleasure to give
than receive incidentally, The Spy
men requested the smoking editor to
suggest that they are ready to make
him lust as happY any time
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25
MEETINGS. ere.
Worcester County
Institution for SAVINGS.

The quarterly meeting 81 the Trustees
will be held al III .Banldhg Rooms Ne.
10 Foster street 90 Saturday the 5iskiust.,
at 8 clock, y. N,
CHARLES a. CHASE.,Z
Worcester, Dec "a. 1873
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-25

A Christmas tree, entertainment and
social will be given in Steinerl hall to-
morrow afternoon, from 230 to $50
O'clock, by the pupils Of Miss Grace
c. Monahan
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w pes0aaIy Guarantea he PuTy md IIgh Gas MeT
Medal and Diploma Of Honor Endorsed by
Government Chemists.

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MAIL ORDERS SENT PART
.DENHOLM s. MCKAY 60.
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SirbrrtrQnfe an 8urD.

Die gelbe Glog9e an Mait 6es 9um>
piers nIlbes". Mnberes BON
See uno 9afen = aeiIenbe fir
9pffnn.
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llnier ,niGOer Mann"i in Sunasauna.

Sin 6auptanItifter Der i6Gnbli4en
2iigen iiber ba5 beutf9e 8ei4paber
in Manila 1T Der amerifanii6e Som
ful R. 8iloman in 9ongz&Ong. Die
ySQinoiier Staats3eitung" 4arutteri>
Iirt i'm folgenbermaBen:
v5rii6er Elm Nep>9orter II. 8dI6s
inqtoner, bann San 6rdn3tsco'er
SenIations@ Reporter. ~erlangte er unz
ter 9rGiioent 5arriI ion bur9 ben Sim
fluB bes Iettber iil6ertoa geporOenen
8unbesz Senator's Stetpart BON g3ez
buba, BON Dem er cine 0i9te gebeiraz
tibet bat, bus 8onIulat in Singapore.
Oort befam er unter YrdIibent @leoe>
lamb einen Na6folger in Der Perion
zines 9rr. Yratt. Inter PrdItbent
Mc8inlep puBte er bann ieinen ieBtz
gen BOiten 81 ergattern.
Gr bate lGngit beIIelben entboben
fperben iolen. 9enn er bat ia bieie
SteQung nur benuBt, UNI fi9 in Der
e9ten Munier zines geGben Reporters
bur4 @tanbaQ einen, tpenn audi nod
70 iibelrie9enben Namen 3u MAIDEN.
90 re9t Elm Mann nu9 WilOman's
5er3en lit Der pbilipptnti4e @6enteu>
rer 4guinaIbo. nit benz er Iid mob
renb befen pieber6oIter 4npeienbeit
in 9ongz8ong b~efreunbet bat. 8ei
ieber 9elegenbeit prizes er benIeIben
bon Mmtspegen an unb beftGrtte i'm
babur8 in ieinen fre4en unb gefdbrz
Ii6en Qni6lGgen, aud gegen 0emeb
unD Werritt. 9as S6limmIte blei=
ben iebo9 INNER bic i4Gnblt6en 5eB=
liigen @ilOmun's iiber f~initere 4bIi9z
ten bes beuti9en 9ei6paoers in Mas
Mia unb iiber Qnf9ldge Des beuti6en
&aiiers gegen bic Ser. Staten. @r
legte es fDrmli9 barauf an, einen
8ru4 3piI6en benz neuen unb benz
alien @aterldnbe Der 9euti4en in
@meritu berbei3ufibren."
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0ctusY urfer HaAriGtrn.

Nen gorf, ben q. 4uguit.
= 9enrn 9eB, elm 7~6zid6riger po6Iz
bubener, frii6erer Mobeqeur, pel9er
i'm 5auis Nr. 2, @iqet>@tr., pobnt,
fieG in Der geitrigen Nu4t gegsn 1
u6r cine 9reppe in ieinem @obn6duIe
binub ur6 ftar6 nd9 einigen Stunoen.
6err SeB po6nte nit 3fpei S06tsrn
suiammen. Die GIteIte So9tsr @Ga
b0rte oas 8srGuI3 unb elite i6rem
Batter gu 6iilfs. sic fanb, baB er
cine 8ebirneri9iitterung erIitten BADEN
miife, benin er erlangte bas 8epuBt=
Ietn ni6t pieoer. unO ionote mad eli
nem 4r3te. Sr. 9eB mar elm alter unb
po6lbetunnter Gtnpobner Der Is.
@uro, pel3er Sabre lang in Der go>
tiff cine &ole geiptelt Bat.
Nuf bemIelben @iienba6nSuge. nell
der bic 8abinets : Mitglieoer geitern
3ur 5lotten : 9arabe bierber bra6te,
fraF audi lieutenant 6o6ion, BON
0ui6ington tpmmeno, bier Elm. Der
fel6e beqdb Ii9 iofprt BON SerieDGitD
aus na9 Staten Sslanb, UNI bort ben
leBtep 8erIu6ep nit ben CUR 6ebung
Der Bel Santiago geIunfenen ipaniz
IdeD 8risgsI9iffe beitimmten 2uft=
tiiIen bei3upobnen. 6obIon erflGrte,
er lei gu beI6dftigt, UNI Die 6lptten>
9uraote mitma6en 81 fDnnen. Morz
Qen bereits pirb Der lieutenant Ii6
fpie6er nab Santiago einf9iffen.
Der Qpitrei9er Senrp Berger BON
Nr. 1897, @ates : Npenue, 8rootlDn,
puree qeItern i'm @tpep : Ctr. : 90
li3eigeri9te porgeFiibrt uno fir Elm
8er6Dr unter 8iirgi9aft geIsqt. @rit
i'm @eri8te berna6m Berger, oaB er
bss Sobti9lGgs bei6ulbigt lit. Der
Mngeflagte mar in b~etrunfenem' 3u=
ffanoe bic Sreppe, auf pel9er fem s.
iG6riger Sobn itano, berubgefalep. @r
bate ben &naben init Ii9 gerifen, un6
Der 9nabs mar ber6ei eetObtet porben.
Berger bate bierbpn, uls er Der6aFtet
paroe, feline Qbnung gebabt, uno er
T6lu63te laut duf, als er nii8tern ge>
poroen mar uno i6m Ser Sob ieines
&inoes qemelbet purbe. Coroner De-
LAB erflGrte, DoB er geiterp ben Sn>
quef a6qe6alten uno Berger s%ntlafen
bate, fans i6m ni4t Der 9oli3eiri6z
ter suboreefommen ndre. Berger,
10 fagte Der Coroner, tOnne fir ben
traurigen ungliidsfau ni4t Derant=
portli9 ge6alten tperoen.
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Sie RaRsRrnnlatinnen.

sir ReilenDe na9 benz QusIanbe
tpi6tige 8eittmmungen uuf 8runo
Der Gr6ebungen Seitens Der Derz
f6iebenen bipIpmutii4en uno conz
iularifhen @ertreter.
9GFe perben nur an 8iirger, unb
atpor pom StdatsIetretdr Der Ser.
Staaten, Derabfolgt.
lin einen paB gu erbalten, muB
nan cine I9riftli6e Qpplitution in
Storm zines @~ffibabits mad benz ySez
eretarb Of State" ienben, pel9es entz
bolten muB: 8eburtsort unb Datum,
8eruf unb @obnung bes 9etenten,
Die GrflGrung, baB er Die Ser. @taaz
ten cine 3sit lang Derlafen pole unb
cine MISUNDERSTANDING nit folqenz
ben 0aten: glitter, Statur, Stirne,
Quoen, HaIe, Munb, Slim, 6aar unb
@eiidt. 8ei3ulegen 1T bas 3eugntB
zines qluubpiirbigen 3eugen iiber bic
0abrbeit Der gema6ten 4nqaben.
Naturaliiirte 8iirger ,miifen lire
8iirqerpapiere beilegen unb anqeben,
bon nel6em 6afen unb auf pel9sm
S6iffe fte ii9 na9 Qmerita etnoez
I9ifft unb mo fte iett ibrer Qnfunft in
4merita gelebt BADEN, no unb BON
pel6em 8eri9t fe bas 8iirqerpapier
erbalten baben unb baB lie NIT Der i'm
8iirgerpapier senannten PerIOn tben>
it'd iinb.
Dittpen unb &inber miiFen bieIeIz
ben 9uten be3iigIi4 bes @qtten ober
gaters pOrleaeu.
Der paB 1T 8tpei Sabre giiItig. Quf
ben paB lam man 1u6 feline 6rau,
ietne minberiGbrtgen &inber unb
Sienitboten mitnebmen.
Hu4 einem@ finb
bic aB=ReguIationen Der perf6iebez
men fremben Qdnber, Iopeit bieIelben
bon ben oiplomatilden unb tonIuluz
ridden @ertretern Der Ser. Staaten
i'm 4uslunbe ermittelt tperben toms
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Snpianer: llnrnlen in @erifu.

Meribiu, Mer,, p. auguIt. =
Ius benz Siiben Der 5albinIG Oucaz
tan pirb gemeIbet, baB bic rebelif4en
Snbtaner auBerorbentli4e MaBregeIn
ergreifen, I'm gu per6inbern, baB N1itz
t6eilungen iiber i6re numeriideStGrte
unb militGrif4e Organization na8
QuBen bringen. Seben Der Sbrigen,
ben tie i'm @erba9t baben, tie an bic
@eiBen gu p~erratben, bringen tie I'm.
@eri9iebene Sngenieure unD Saul
leute, bic berIu4ten, Die BiloniB gu
6urabre9en. iinO ni4t 3uriidgetebrt.
9ieIe Snbianer banbeln nit ben britt
I6en &olpniTten in 8eQi3e, geItatten
benieIben aber ni4t. ginblif in i6re
@erbGltnife gu gepinnen. 5elip Qte,
elmer i6rer 6duptlinge. muBte neuli4
nit Ieiner gan3en 5amilie flieben, Oa
er in 8erba6t qerut6en mar.
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spateite &abelbert6te.
Sn ben QIpen bsrurqGadt.

Sn ben 4lpen berungGIdt.
Dien, q. 4uguit. = Dd6renb
2 8riiber, Namens 8prtulu, am IeB>
ten 6reitag bic 9eiiterIpiBe in Den
Srtler=4lpen beItiegen, rutI4te elmer
oerieIben in einem Mbgruno. Die
8riSer hatten ii9 bur9 einen Strtd
a%netndnDer, ~Qebunben, un0 Derlenlge
pelfer pbsn bethlehem mar, bate nun
bic ALTERNATIVE. ZEN Strid 81 burf=
i6netoen pbsr nit btndbgerifen 81
tperOen. Gr pGblte Oas @rftsre.
Sein 8ruber itir8te bdnn in etre1l
8ebirgsitrpm unb ertrdnt.
Cine neue 6terdr9ie i'll
Cuba unb9prtoR ico.
2onbou n, %. 4uguIt. = 0erBies
ner @prreiponbent Der Shines" iiberz
mittelt BEN SSnbaIt elmer 9epef9e Der
nPoIitiiden gorreIporben3" ausRom,
ldut peI6er Der 8atitan IpFortige I'm
terbanblungen UNI Grnennung elmer
neuen 9ierur6ie fir bic bon ben Der.
Staaien %erpprbenen frii6eren Ipani>
I4en 8eIiBun9en nit Der WdI6ingt0z
ner 3egierung er0ffnen pirb. g&dn
ertpdrtet, b0B Elm arrangement dbnIt6
Demjenlgen na4 Der Qnnerion BON Sez
ras, Geu : Merifp, Qri3pnd unb Ga
ltfornien an bic Ser. Stddten getroffen
Derben pirb. eSn bieien frii6eren me-
ritanii9en 8eTiBungen tpuroe Der pa
ntI6e &lerus mad Der 4nnerion al
md6li8 our6 9rieIter anoerer Ratioz
men, gr0Btentbeila 6ran3oien, erIeBt.
Die 2eBteren 4;gneten it4 6eiier fir
Die fraeliben Stellen, dIs engliIde
pber irii6e prisfter, neil 1ie Ii6 bic
IpaniI6e Spra6e Iei9ter ~aneigneten
unD aud bus 8ertrauen Der 9%stpo6ner
in 60berem 8rabe ertpdr6en. Ntan
permut6et, oaB Elm Gbnli6es @erfubz
rem auF Gu6a, 9ortp Rico uno eDenz
tEeI aud auf ben 96ilippinen ein8tz
I9Iagen perben tpiro."
Tprtbuuer Der tntenfis
pen9tBe in 6runtrei4.
Buris, q. 4uguit. - Die feit
mebreren Sagen bier berri6enOe tro>
pif6e SiBe fteigerte Iid beute berart,
oaB piele SobssfdQe in Solge ponSonz
nentt6en e%intrdten. Die in Der Rdbe
BON RancD man0berirenben Sruppen
batten entIeBIi4 gu leioen. Gn blncert
Mann puroen BON Der SiBe iibertpGlz
tiqt uHb etli8e oerieLben itarben. GS
naren fa1lm 5u6rperfe gsnug auf3uz
trei6en, UNI bic Patienten in Die nd6z
fen 90rfer gu brtngen. 8epttteritiir=
me tperoen aus berI6ie0enen 8egenoen
6ranfrei9's gemeloet unb biele Perios
ren Iinb ppm 8ltBe eri9lugep tporoen.
Sin in Rouen piit6enoer Sturm bauz
erte II Stunoen; 40 6duier puroen
pdbreno oefIelben bon 8liBi6ldgen ge@
t~roffen. SIN nDrbli6en 5rantrei4
Iinb, ben fopeit DOrIiegenoen Rd4ri4>
ten 3ufoIge, 5ebn Meni9en umgetom>
men uno piele berleBt tporoen.
Sn Der l1mgebung BON Paris oduz
ert Die 0iirre fort, unO tpenn ni4t balb
cine Qenberung eintrttt, 10 tperoen Die
8epobner ge3pungen iein, i6ren 8ai@
ierbeDarf aus Der Seine gu nebmen.
@puntf8e 81 iitungen.
Mabrtb, q. 4uguIt. : Dem
8ernsbmen nab bat bas &a6inet be-
f4lofen, ben Ser. @taaten8 orItelun=
gen bariiber gu MAIDEN, baB elm She'll
Der SnIurgenten auf @uba uno ben
9biIippinen fortfdbrt, ipunii4e De-
judgements an3ugretfen.g5 lit bei4loi>
ZEN porpen. ben na9 SpaRien 3uriidz
tebrenben Sruppen ibren rid tdnbtgen
Solo Bel i6rer Qdnbung aus3u3ablen,
unb $4,000 3iIos Silber our Prdz
qurtq un3ufaufen.
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SIR Nr1iinent nratulirt.

@ufbingtOn, .. g., q. Dug.
= Der 9rGfDent i6idte beute 4beno,
ba Der telegrapbii6e 8ertebr nit Sea
Mia tpieber 6ergeiteat lit, Dem 4pmiz
raj 0epep unD benz GeneraI Msrritt
0epeI6en, in pelben er i6nen gu Der
@inna6me bon Manila qratulirt uno
ben Munni9aften Der 6lOtte, ME Der
@rmee fir bic babel 6epieIene Sapfer=
felt bantt.
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SabnfatatrOpbe in Nem>G mslanO.
ll~u6eilOOGe GnaiiiOn bel SbnrOn,
Wah.
3nei qerIonen5iige bemoIirt. - Se9s
Spbte uno 20 8ertpunbete.

" u u l y W. 0IaHg G4' NGSull.
lin 48 u6r 6eute 4benb traf Die gta9z
ri8t bon elmer grGBIifen &ataItropbe
elm, fpel6e Ii4 gu Sbaron, ettpa bier
Meilen bon bier, auf Der r9epzgort,
glep : 9upen u. Sartfurb : 8abn" er@
eignet bat. Sin @rpreB3ug rannte
bort nit boiler S4neuigfeit in eiuen
bei'm 8a6nboFe bdItenben Qofal3ug
6inetr, unO beibe .3iige purben burf)
ben tpu6tigsn Qnpraq fdit total 5ere
triimmert. Den eriten 8eri4sn 8us
folqe IpIen 80 Bis 40 MenI6en gez
i0otet, unb cine nod gr0Bere &n3a6I
psrteBt pOrben Iein. Sin oringIi9es
8eIu6 UNI 46fenoen bpn Qer3ten unb
DISQUALIFICATION begIeitete bic &unbe
BON Dem l1ngliif, unb ale bieIigen
2(er3te, Iotpie brei 2eiaenbetatter nit
ibren WGget Itnb mad benz S8au=
plube Der &atuitrppbe aufge6ro9en.
4u3 pie(e arbere 8etpo6ner 6aben Ii9
nit 8ett3eug unb anoeren 8egenitdnz
ben, fpeIGe fir Die srite 9flege bergerz
teBben gebrau9t 1peuben t0nnen, bort
bin begeben.
Suunton, MaT., q. 4uguf.-
Sin Den bieIigen Giienbabnz8 eamten
5ugegangener 8eri6t iiber bic &ataz
itropbe gu @baron giebt an, es ieien
nur bret perionen getOOtet unb 10
bertpunbet tporoen, alein cine Selez
pbonboti4aft zines Der l1eberleberoen
fteat Die 3abl Der Spfer auf 40 pber
meRr. -@s lit unm0glt4, nGbere Sim
8el6eiten BON ben 8abnbeamten gu err
langen. 8ie ieBt Derlautet, ereignete
fi4 Die GOaiItOn 3piI4en 5pet Qbtbeiz
Iungen zines 3uges aus probibence.
Die bintere &6tbeiIung rannte, bieIer
@erfion 8ufOGge, Bel Sharon gegen bic
bort baIten0e erite Q6tbeilung.
Na6itebenO foIgt cine 2iite Der
Spfer, fppeit bteIeIben ermitteIt Iinb:
8oote-G. 8. 3ope, BON nMepmOut6z
9ouie," Booth 8op, Me.; 6rau s.
5iBputrif uno &tno, DON CIR. 215,
9untingtpn : Noenue, 8oiton; cine
6rau, pel4e nan fir 6rau @aibburn
aus @eiterIp, q. S., bdlt; 5rou 6.
80. 8riTtOG aus Wintbrop, MIaF.; 9r.
Wulter aus Convertible.
@erleBts = 6. 90. 8ritol aus
@intbrOp; u. 6. 6rpe aus ReOere; -
GrOtett aus SomerbiIe; Sr. u. 6rau
Wbitcomb, bonn rGaftIe Square 6Oz
tel" in Bolton; Sames 5iBPatrit aus
Bottom, Elm SobB Der get0Oteten Srau
5iBpatrid, iopie elm anberes 8inb Oer=
ieGben; 6rau gernerOorf, Ger. 454,
OI 3. @traBe, @iio=8ofton.
(GpGter .)-9i corrigirte 2ifte Der
8erungIiidten peift 6 Sobte unb &c
8erpunbete uuf.
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G hiiisnnflrid)ten.

Ren@0prt. q. Auguit, - Del
Oampfer ga @uscOgne" BON SABRE
lit bier eingelduf fen.
SABRE, 81. Quguit. Der DAM
pier ga 9retagne" pon NepSgort it
bier anget0mmen.
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@cott GaieD unb feline Satin
purben seitern in McGpmb @itp,
MiH., meu9lings eri9Ofen. Sin gez
piFsr 9Om @urner 1T als bes gaurbes
berbG9tig in 5uft.
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Die Wirtbs6eBe. = Inter
Der Qnf6utoigung, in 1einer Wtrt6z
i4aft, Nr. 126, @iiozQrlingtonz4be.,
am geIirigen Sonntage Spirituoien
berfauft gu BADEN, purbe Der Wirt6
Soi. 8. 9ealp geitern bonn qOli3eiz
ri9ter Rpberts in Der TiiOneitli9en
Station gegen 8irgI6aft Dem Sc
ri9t5berfa6ren iiberpteIen.
Benedict Bfeifer BON Nr 534,
MpntFor0 : Qpenue, Elm @ditptrtb,
purOe geitern pom Boli3eiri9ter Seed
tpsgen ongsbliden 8ertaufs BON Spiz
rituoien am Sonntag unter 8iirgs
19aft benz 9ert6tsberfdbren iibertptez
Zen Sergeant 3ebner berbaftete ben
Utdnn.
- Der @aItnirt6 G6as. 3a1ifopiB
bon Nr. 1910, @puqbltrabe, puroe
geitern pom Sergeanten Senttns unb
Den poIi3iIten &enealp unb W&inoerz
lein tpegen 8erfaufs DON Spirituoien
am Spnntag per6aftet unO pom Poliz
3;iten Sanebfe unter 8iirgi9aft benz
8eri9tsberfabren iiberpieien.
Der 81 9e PBnrz
ma3euten 9erein" bat ale
9prbereitunqen fir bic pom %. 4uz
quit biz 3. September bierielbit itattz
finDenbe As. ya6resDeriammlung be-
enDet, unb beripri9t Der 8eiu4 Der
Contention Elm gutter gu peroen. Dis
6auptquartier lit 2e6mann's 9otel
gepG6lt tporben. 0aislbit tpirb Monz
tag, ben %. Aueuit, 8ormittags IL
ubr, bds Direttorium cine SiBung
balten unb Na9mittdgs 3 l1br bic
erite dngemeine Sibung fattfinben.
Weitere Sibungen finoen an ben fol-
genben Sagen itutt, bod lit fir Monz
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
Ere on the West Side.

The boarding house conducted by
Ella abham at 116 Maple street, West
Side, was badly damaged by fire about
10 o'clock Wednesday night. When
discovered the rear portion of the
building was ablaze and gave promise
of being bad fire, owing to its loca-
tion. Two alarm boxes were pulled
without results and the alarm was
finally sent in by telephone from Front
street. The department did splendid
work upon their arrival at the fire and
prevented a serious conhagratiou. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
Steamboats, Cause Damage.

AS is the case in every big flood
steamboats, on the Ohio have caused
untold damage during the past week,
by the waves from their wheels start
ing submerged dwellings from their
foundations. One towboat hich went
up Saturday broke any number of
plate glass windows on Front street.
1t is reported that several boats were
fred upon and numb Der of pilots had
narrow escapes There is only one use
for steamboat in high water times
and that is to save property, and not
destroy it,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
Help for the Needy.

All persons in the eastern and lower
portions of the city who are in need of
clothing and bedding are requested to
call on Mrs. w.. Fl. Fl. Jett and Mrs.
Charles Glines anv afternoon this
week Orders will be issued to them
and they can then secure the needed
mel street. BENEVOLENT persons having
clothing, bedding and shoer are invited
to leave the same at Mrs. 81. E. Smiths
for distribution.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
One of the Heavy Losses.

Among the large losers by the food
was the Stevens Organ Company.
Their loss was mainly in lumber that
had been put through the dry kiln, and
rendering it unfit for further use. Mr..
Stevens, like lots of other people had a
force of men interested in saving
things, or the loss might have been
greater. AS it is the company's loss
will amount to bout 81, 600.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
Getting in Shape.

The B. & o. S. w. and H. & o. R..
railways, on which traffic has been
suspended for nearly week, are MAX
ing every effort to get their tracks in
shape and will soon be running trains
1t is expected that the Marietta. Park
ersburg branch will be open Friday.
Last evening the 2. & o, R. comp
any thought they would get train
out today. Most of their damage is be-
tween this city and Waterford and
was caused by slipping banks.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-31
Cleaning the Streets.

Commissioner Best has done good
work in cleaning the paved streets
since the water receded, but the job is
one which will require long time to
finish. Wednesday night force of
men had the Ere hose out washing the
mud from the cutters on Front street.