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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
eastern District.)


Commencing oct 49, 1928.
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chiropodist and Manicure.

ALL ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain; warts
removed: also manicure. Miss A. ".
Main st. Evenings until 7.S0.
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J fIe d UNIVERSALIST. u.
First-A. Gunnison, pastor Preaching
1890; vespers with sermon. Kindergar-
ten 1890. S. S. u. Young peoples meet
ing 5. a4.t
streets - NJ H Harris, D. D., pastor.
Holy communion 1870 topic Reward
of the worldly and righteous S. S. II.
Jr. and Sr. Y. p. S. C. e. 4 and 6. Kin
dergarten 1890.
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WANTED-By housekeep-
ers, general homework young and mid
dle-aged), matrons, nurses, nurse glrl.
l6 years; cooks, one with girl walt
resses, kitchen, chamber seamstress,
institutions, colored girl; best of testi-
monials furnished. At Bureau of Reg
istry, 406 Main st, room Is.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL BORDEN, "a PLEASANT ST.
Most central house in city, pleasant
rooms and first-class table board at mod
crate prices. No change in proprietor.
Try our soc. dinner for Csc.
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EPISCOPAL.

All Saints'AAlex. H. Vinton, d. D., rec
tor Holy communion 7.30. Morning
prayer and sermon 10. 30. Evening prayer
7.30. S. S. 8.
st. Matthew'S, corner Southbrdge and
Cambridge streets-Rector, the Rev. H.
Hague. Services 10. 20 and Z S. S. u is.
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Houses Wanted.

AMERICAN couple, starting housekeep-
ing. want tenement of A rooms. south
west of Chatham preferred; rent mod
crate. Address g. H.. 140. Spy
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For Sale and Business Chances.

Worcester business man OF
good habits, not a foreigner that can
give all or some part of time to protita-
To such a man satisfactory conpensa-
ton will be given. Address &C., Stone
ham, Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06

Pilgrim - The pastor, DR.. Alexander
Lewis; 1880, Almost" S. S. 70. Z. P.
s. @. IL. 6.15 II M -. !.
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TO LET-Two of the best Groom apart
ments In the city, in the Florence, No
AZ Wellington st; also l tenement for
small family, all new and all modern
improvements; rent low and will pay
expense of moving. Horace Hobbs, S9S
Main st.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on on 80 cent bottle Of
your cold or cough. We also warrant a
25 cent bottle to prove satisfactory or no
pay.
o. j. Carroll & Co.
Frank G.. Rourke & Co.
r. H. Fales. Holden.
Albert E. Booth, Leicester.
d. II. Gregory G. Co, Princeton.
II. j. Wizard. East Broolzfeld
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06

CHOICE HOUSE LOTS-Newton square,
on Pleasant and Midland SITS. prices rea-
sonable. terms easy; desirable for build
er; also modern 9-room cottage Tele-
phone 6S1-4. James II. Rowland 50 Day
building.
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BOSTON AND ALBANr RAILROAD.
Corrected to May %. 1889

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE WoR-
GESrER FOR BoSToN-s5.O1. 100.
$500. sS.5S, 1874, 1900 .lo.57 a, m; los.
= g 'lo20 p :, "a p S SS s So +
RETURNING LEAVE BOSTON - 500
ZOO, $780, 300, 9.15 1000, 1i.00 a. m. !;
zlL.00 noon: l,02, 2 90, ? 10, +3 90. 800, 40
$40. 500 F6.5G 9.2h "1l.00 D. m. Sun
ayS--S.25. 1870 a.. M; Il. 20, 900. e40Q
600, $50. @tl00 o. M
FOR, ,MII.LBURf-f0 1000 a. M; s45
FOR imlii1LFoRD-7oo, io.s7 a. M; i.a5, s4S
Fok Pi! IT. + AND 4 4 %
''l2.2s D. N. daily, except Sunday morn
ing. s;undays-*11.42 q. M; *3.l2. +7.40 p.
FOR SPRINGFIELD -6.33 s35. t945. '1O.12,
SOC, 712 $40 p. M; *12.2S midnight
Sundays-s1l42 a. m; s3.l2. +5.06. ~7.4O
p. M; s12.2S midnight
FOR NORTH OXFORD. MILLS, HO-
WARTH'S AND W1cBSTE.l-76.2S 1920
8. n; G-2c- els p. n. Returning leave
90 Webster55s 20 $50 m M RI 5Zs ?. m;
NEW YORK-6.9S sl012 a. m: 'l.O2.
'5.O6 p. M; SIPS midnight sundays
1906 D. m. 122S midnight
Express trains. %eAlbany sleeper at 1928
g. m. daily, except Sunday morning.
Local time tables showing time OF
trains on all divisions of the road will be
furnished on application at station; Also
through tickets to all important points.
A. s. HANSON Gen, Pas. Agt.
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lost and Found.
Aalrdressing, Etc.

HAIRDRESSING-W igmaking a speciality;
facial massage, superfiuous hair removed
by electricity. Miss c. KennSrd. 1857 Main.
FACIAL AND BUST MASSAGE - Hair
dressing, manicure, electric treatment.
Room So, Knowles building. Mics Helen
johnson.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES RE-
moved by electricity: no soaring. Miss
e. H. Adams $751; Main at. room s.
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ao wagr e LEE l-lTrRpuRs
KAILfiOA ,
Dune 6th, 1881

June 6th, 1881
Through the Great Hoosar tunpe,.l
The scenic route Of New En- 10 I'd Tie
shortest route, Offering nest Sc. J'c1 1ui
quickest time.
To Chicago In AZ days.
To Denver IN ~ days.
To California in 4 days.
Through sleeping cars to Buffalo. Cieve-
Land Fort Wayne, Detroit, Chicago and
81, Louis.
Only line running through Pullman
Seepers to Chicago via Binghamiou and
Youngstown.
Unexeelled service to Montreal and Que
1 bee. Parlor ana sleeping cars on through
change.
Trains leave Worcester week DAYS;
lFOR TROY, BUFFALO. CHICAGO and
the west al $40 a. M; 3.i5 p. sy...' Z 80 p.
NJ. Sundays at 345 p.
FOR WINCIENDON ard intermediate
stations, week days a. $40 a. M, Il As
g. m: 40 p. M, 6.23 p. M, T.55 p. m.
. Sundays at S.45 p. m.
$40 a m. connects week days al Gardner
tons west.
$40 a. M, Ii As a. nj; 9.45 p. M, TO p m.
connects week days for Bellows Falls
Rutland and White River Junction.
$40 a. m, lin a m; 7.55 p. M. week
1 days, for Bellows Falls, White River
Junction, Rutland, Burlington, Rouses
/ Point, Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec.
! For time tables, rates, parlor and sleep
! ing car space apply to
1 ~ F. HEALY. City Ticket Agent, 800
j. R. WATSON. Cen. Pas. Agt.
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TENEMENTS FOR RENT.

TO RENT-In Oxford, cor Main and
Charlton SITS, house and store, all in
good condition. Apply to Daniel SulE-
van, Howarth's, Oxford or Mrs e. Nor
gan, z Murray ave-. Worcester.
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RAPIDLY, RESULTS
NOTICE..

We have removed to 4O6 Main St, Pearl
st. entrance, rooms l4-15, with waiting
in charge. We respectfully desire your
patronage whenl in want of competent
help, and by strict attention to orders
receive your favors Bureau of Registry,
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Notices under this head inserted as
follows
Three lines, FL words, inserted free.
Over three 1ineswiII he charged for at
the rate Of cents per line.
In order to insure insertion, notices
must Resent In not later than O'Clock,
Friday evening.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Sma pay
ment down, or would exchange for nice
piano or house lot, nearly new 2-tene-
ment house, all modern, corner lot; bal
anee can lay on mortgage. This is your
chance. Central Exchange, sos State
Mutual.
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FOR RENT.

ern improvements, on Ashton ST.. min
utes' walk from Lincoln st. cars; rent
low to small families, Apply 10 G. e.
Squier, 2SS Lincoln St, or A. W. Woods,
5l8 Main ST.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06

FOR SALE--The Josiah Bush farm, in
the centre Of New Braintree, containing
modern house, two good orchards in
bearing, abundance of water in pas
lures, and will keep 30 cows This is
Worcester county and especially de-
sirable for raising milk for the Boston
market. VIII be sold reasonably to close
the estate Inquire of Carrie r. Bush,
executor.
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For Sale. Real Estate.

Rates for one week or more under this
heading 2i5 ceEts per line each insertion.
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS = $3.50 monthly selling Marvel
waterproof shoe polish; every person
for valuable free samples and circular
Holiday & Co., 1872 Dearborn St, CHI
cago.
AGENTS to sell our eut-price Christmas
publications. soc. book 15c.: 81 90 book
25c.; $3.50 book Soc; $3.50 book 75e
Credit given; freight prepaid; outfit
free. Ferguson Publishing Co., ga Vine
ST., Cincinnati, o.
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. Coyepant-Pastor, J.. II. Hurlbut Serv-
ices 1045; preaching, followed by recep-
ton of members and communion g.
union service. s. S. -. Y. P. S. c. E.
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A RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED establishment
with dry kiln and machinery capable of
employing 20 to 80 m.n in manufactur
ing doors, sash, blinds outside and in
side finish, etc. Will let as whole or
IN part upon reasonable terms to re-
sponsible parties. Address Job Shop.
p. O. Box 1854. Providence, r. l.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
A PORTABLE SAW MILL in good re-
pair, with a 40 h. p. engine and boiler
For particulars inquire of A. j. Thayer
East Douglas, Mass.
WANTED - Partner with $500; business
permanent and will clear $4,000 yearly:
rare chance. Address X, 1885, Spy.
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To Flats and houses.
TO RENT
EIGHT ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE

HOT WATER bath and furnace third
door from Main St on Crystal St, oppo-
site University Park Inquire of w. w.
Nash, 5ll State Mutual building.
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Wanted Miscellaneous.
AsTRoLocY.

ASTROLOGER - Your future revealed
20c Send birth date sex Prof. Mac
Arthur, Dandy. N. Y b. 1902.
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IN THE ALBION"

TWO FINE APARTMENTS of 7 rooms
each in the ''Albion," cor Main aud
modern appointments. r. ]. Healey,
81 Main ST.
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CONGREGATIONAL

First-Almon Gunnison, d. D.. pastor,
will preach at 80; communion service
Vespers Z, with address by pastor. Kin
dergarten 1870. S. S. 70. Young people S
meeting S.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06

Central - Daniel Merriman, D. D., and
p. M. Chapman, pastors. Service with
sermon 1890 and Z. s. 5. II. Y.P. S. C.
e. A. Communion g.
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Through the Great Hoosar Iunpe,.l
The scenic route Of New En- I'd Tie
shortest route, Offering aest Sc. J;co Lui
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+. SALE-A new residence on West
land St, in one of the finest sections OF
the city; everything modern; three
open fireplaces and two gas CRATES.
lighted by gas and electricity and fin
ished in hard wood Price low. terms
easy to the right party. Calvin Miller
80 WeStland - CITY
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-06

Adams Square-W. E. Dodge, PASTOR
1O.45, "Christ's epistles.' Reception ana
communion 1915 Z, Letting go-whith-
err" s. S. II. Y. p. S. C. %. 5.45
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SITUATION WANTED-Cooks, hotel,
private, experienced I'd girl, best of ref
erences, competent general housework
girls, assistant housework 50 per week
Mrs. Mulvey, IA Maple St
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NOUIHltUtIIIs Vt'I, 10 Iodot
FOR PROVIDENCE-5. 40, 7.47 S 40. 1851
a M: 40. IA. "A. SOS, 6.z5, $50 p. m.
Return-5.55, IS, 35, 7.55, $50 II 50 q. M;
Il AS. 8 90 Si.55 sos, 8. % p. m. Sundays
-7.40. 1850 a. M $40 p m Return-I.5 90 a.
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WANTED - Position as housekeeper in
hotel or nurse for young children by
lady of refinement and experienced;
best of testimonials furnished. Bureau
of Registry, 4O6 Main St, room 10.
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Bethany-A. g. Todd, pastor Worship
and communion 1870. Evening service I.
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To Let Flats and Houses.

Rates for one week or more under this
heading: ~ cents per line each insertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-03

ali classes Of population
The rise OF exchange on foreign coun-
TILES. the crisis In agriculture. The heavy
taxes and high duties imposed by the tar
III now in force have decreased imports
ana tend TO limit them to absolute ne,Sts-
sites, articles that cannot be produced
eheany al home
Exports. although they have recovered
during recent years from the loss suffered
after the remuneration o. the commercial
treaties. are not really as benz fetal 10 tie,
producer as they appear. The want of
capital and the consequent necessity 10
sell at once makes the manufacture A
Ready prey TO the Spectator. who shus
gains the greater share OF the profits.
Great Britain and France hold nearly
one-half OF the entire commerce or Spain,
or the Spanish colonies Cuba has ia per
cert. Porto Rico par cent and the Phil
ippine islands so per cent. The large I'm
ports from the United States consist chief
Is of lumber and raw cotton
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pnbl.eans. The humiliation over tn. de-
fes, natuYaiiy viii find expression against
the Sagas,a regime ard the throne Itself.
Whether the authorities Viii be- asle 20
resist popular indignation Is much doubted
by those eonTtr~an; With affairs at Mad
iid Tcdst's cable afvices that martia,
law may be prccla med hor. our the views
OF diplomats "a - the gravity af affairs.
ths OF the naval aides 10 the embassy
here said that the defeat AT Manila dis
closed the Inadequate preparation made
by Spain. and gave coed reasons for the
popular resentment al Madrid. He said
& MAS now made plain thar the auls, and
constant preparations carried on by the
United States were gor good p,ruoSe
and had worked ~.iSal results He pointed
onf that villain eight days az the issuance
ag shs declaration Of war. THE American
fiees hsG sailed .ss miles ard bad struck
a decisive blow. ThiS a: the OUTSET Of a
campaign. was ~ sleashle Importance. AZ y
carried enthusiasm 20 the y!ctars ARA
brought confusion and Decentralization "a
the ranks OF the Spanish forces N all
4HAEkNfSe aHis faib&a att1ENS SNrTNs Sssfs
surprise that the spanish defense AT Man
Ia had divided !aso two parts. f7rss the
engagement ot tAe ships. and second tnA
Intense Of the ely. i'ntf shs zsty was
taken ne said tire real results of the an.
erations conid noS be determined. "a Com
nn2deve Dewsy's FEE; had ~. YET PASSED
'he danger lire, tR that as coal was ra-
duCod and SIS ammunition depicted By the
eaetscmsut 81 Yesterday fie said asso
iAs ;Ae wsaSaess % Spain "a the Philip
F'oe> 43ao,leSs wss an Indication Of thu
Same wea kneSs In Cuba ard Porto Rec
II IS expected that the Japanese author
'ies ~lll receive .sFly official information
- ;as battle AZ Manila, They had q cor
81 there and under the system Developed
daring the apans-se-CAineze war. all ,nia-
'@rF -nd naval operations are ccsnsngnl-
c@;ed st eHca - the admiralty oflce az
FesFe ard then saasless 20 japanese ofTs-
s1sis 'aEo~saosl the sor3d. Mr. naxhl has
Eos ssS received aavteex
IL safns eas thai while Japan has giyea
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Celebrates weliingson.s Victory Over
the F-r~neA with Enshsssasa.
HAVANA, May To-day was the Span
ssh holiday in commemorattcn Of the VIC
tory. ninety years ago. at Madrid. over
the French. and II passed OF vita consld-
ershse enthusiasm. The Spanish are con-
fadens that .soon VIII occur another gIo-
riosss deed OF vaior against this stranger.
thus perpetuating sanish renown."
Al hsH-psst this afternoon. wien this
dispatch Is sent. three American warships
are in sight OF Havana.
sp. NAT : O'clock this afternoon the
British cruiser Tablet appeared in front
OF Moro castle and sa!uted. the saiuta-
ton being answered from Cabanas fort
ress. The Talbot did not enter the har-
Dor, but sent an officer !r q launch. who
delivered documents 10 Mr.. GoIlan. the
British consul. after which he aceompa-.
MED Mr.. Goiian 10 pay his respects 10 the
Spanish admiral.
Nr Goiian and Mr.. Jerome. the British
vice consul later visited the palace. where
they hae a conference with Gen. Bianco
and his chief of stan. Gen. Pando.
senior Marin Conception Duarte. 4 Por-
tuguese, has presented TO Mr.. Goilan. in
the latter's capacity as representative OF
the United States, claim for $4,000 In
gold and bank notes on Madrid. together
with claim for clothing. jewelry and 9TH
err merchandise which he declares was
taken by the crew OF the American war;
ship which captured the Spanish steam
ship Argonaut.
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nekfee that ne usI5 6eciarr nenfrazsy. ; -
cr~e Or n<usrassy = moi aefusIly isnaed. 80
shat yCkoh1ma and other advantageous
ports os Japan continue 70 BE OPEN TO the
Americas e~ss- This b booked upon By
the authorities here ~ an s-idenee OF the
friendly disposition % Japan toward the
Tinted States II leaves both the pcrts %
China and Japan open 10 oar saips. When
she Japz nere decree OF neutrality Is issued.
there Is strong hope. based On reliable In
Formation taat IL ~sis contain the wnss -
known ~ 'shospstabse coal elssfse-. TINS
viii afford ample facilities 10 wsrships 10
Las IN nsce-sary coal supplies at japanese
Ports to carry them TO the next hume pert.
Wife the privilege could be enjoyed by
Spain az wei az the United States. yet
tie effect would be Of distinct advantage TO
ire United States ~ % is Ia Assatic waters
that tie United States moss needs hospita-
bic ports fer coaisng.
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ffse of The SIDE upon which We fought
that re unite In cordial support Of the
president OF the United States as COM
mander-in-chief OF our army and navy in
the prosecution OF the war which IS being
w7<ed II behalf az liberty. and TO aid
those who are struggling fo- freedom.
Resolved, That we do form ourselves
into n company 20 be known as the Nation
al Veteran Volunteer Reserve Company.
OF Olympia, and do hereby tender our
services 10 The government. and pledge
ourselves 10 report promptly for duty at
such time and place as may BE- required.
Resolved That A committee OF three be
appointed 10 SECURE enrolment blanks pro-
Nided by the National Volunteer Reserve
Corps. and 10 secure the enrolment OF
Thurston county veterans. and forward
the same to the headquarters OF the corps
a; New York
Resolved, That the mayor OF the city
Of Olympia be requested TO appoint a COM
mittee OF three or more citizens Of Thurs
ton county. who shall have like power TO
provide TOR general enrolment OF volun-
teer reserves"
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10 u m. Tattoo.
ii p. M. Taps.
BY order of
JOHN H. wHCLLEY,
Colonel Commanding Regiment.

Official
w. L. Lubin. Adjutant.
Maj. ]. J. Weisenberger arrived today
from New Whatcom and assumed COM
nland of the First battalion.
Gov. John r. Rogers has beer an inter-
ested visitor at camp today. Adjt Gen. J.
T.. Ballaine accompanied him
Mai. Carr assumed command Of the Sec
ond battalion today
Such orders and camp news as appear
IN the Post-Intelligencer from Camp Ror-
ers by special correspondent may be count
ed upon as official. inasmuch as such items
are all .. KID by the colonel command
ing
Gov. Rogers today named DR.. Bialock.
OF Walla walis. and Or. T. III. Merrill OF
Tacoma. as assistants 10 DR. Phillips the
regular army surgeon. for the purpose OF
making physical examination of the vol
unteers before they are mustered into the
regular army.
To-day occurred the First battalion drill.
Each OF the commanding officers had his
battalion out and put 1t through a hard
drill for two hours
Sergt Ellis who Is in charge Of the hos
p.sal tent, has been busy handing out OUT
nifie 10 cure the colds csused by lack OF
sufficient bedding the first night in camp.
State Travelling Auditor Lister was IN
camp today. looking after his Interests as
accountant
Capt William r. Bufguna has been Off
Ger Of the day for the tgenty-sour hours
ending Tuesday AT 2 a. m
Ltent. James Ross. comnsissary on
Maj Wessenosrger's stan. arrived to-
day.
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,rlcIDE on An Army OFFICER.


FIRST Lieutenant Rowland q. Hill
shoots Himself ut TAapa.
MOBILE May s.~The Spring IIill camp
was distressed today by the suicide Of First
Lieutenant Rowland {. Hill OF Company
G Twentieth infantry. He had been stand
Ing IN front OF his tent taking to other
officers and had his rstsolver In hand. As
he turned away he raised the revolver 10
his head and shot himself through the
head back OF the left ear. lie died IN
stansly. Lieut. Hi had been acting
Queerly for several days.
His health has not been good since he
suffered from Chagres fever some years
ago while detailed on typographical work
In Central America In connection with tho
lnter-Oceauic railway. He became de-
spondent when the Twenty-second was
ordered 10 Tampa aud was heard frequent
IL TO mutteg: They won't let me go; they
won't let me CO." He said ne was salts
fled he would not be allowed to go 10 Cuhs.
This idea seemed to control him and APP
parentiy unsettled him.
He was a native eff Muscatlne. Ia, and
was graduated In 1881 from West Point.
He was promoted in lSso. and was to have
been made captain in few days. He was
Al years old. and leaves a widaw. now Wis
iting her mother in Columbus, O.. His
father was killed in the battle OF NASH
vile. IN 1864.
The funeral took pace AZ shutdown at
the camp. with six members of his coni-
pany as coffin-hearers. The band played
a dirge and four platocns OF Company G.
were the escort. Then came the hearse.
and following were the officers of the regi
ment. foile we'd by other somparies of the
regiment without arms. AT the confines
OF the camp the leave-.sklng took pace
and then the hearse WIS driven 10 the
city. The remains will be sent TO Colum-
bus