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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

Wills allowed-Charles Bradford Fay
of Worcester; Charles II. Fay, eXecu-
tor
Guardian appointed-Thomas F. Lar
kin for Mary 2. Mcdonald, minor, Of
Clinton.
Administrators ppointed.-Aibert W.
Colburn for the estate of George h,
Colburn of Clinton; estate valuation,
$4,000 real, $500 personal. Fred d. Noise
for the estate of Ruggles w. Noise OF
Southbridge; estate valuation, $1,000
real, $50 personal. S. Helen Kidd for
the estate of Harry ii. Kidd Of MIA
neapolis Minnesota, owning property
IN Worcester county. Waiter l. Lowe
for the estate of Thomas :. Low OF
Northbridge; estate valuation, $3.50
real. John Mcnamara for the estate of
Er'dget Mcnamara of Clinton, estate
valuation $12766 personal Luclus y.
Ammdown for the esrate of Jane AM
midtown of Southbr.dgei estate Nallla'
tiCn. $500 personal. Leslie A. Hims
for the estate of Della a. Minis OF
Ashhurnham; estate aluation, vi 80
personal. William f. Reach for the
estate of Minnie T. Reach of Fitch
burg; estate valuation, 500 real, $l-5
personal.
Administrations accounts allowed
I'inal of Henry. r. Rice for the estate
o5 George w. Moore % sutton re
ceipts $1056.62, expenditures S4e5G,t3
First ana final of Wills Z. Sibley for
the estate of Oliver X. Cook Of Wor-
cester receipts $50, 51S.67; expenditures
$St16.57 balance $22 342.i9. First and
final of Sylvester Boutwell, for the es-
tate Of FiGelia Jackson Of Barre, re-
ceipts SS5735, expenditures $i6502, bal
GuCe $3.50 80
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
corNTY coMMIssIoNERs.

The county commissioners yesterday
did nothing but look over the plans for
the court house. No changes were
made and no new contracts awarded.
The petition of Thomas ]. Hill VS..
the town of Leominster was dismissed
as was mentioned several days ago.
This was a petition for damages caused
to the plaintiffs property by the con-
struction of a reservoir. The reservoir
was built in 1891, and the water sup
ply found inadequate to fill the pond.
Several years later an aqueduct was
built and the pond filled. The petition
er claimed the water percolating
through the dam damaged his proper
ty.
The petition was dismissed on the
grounds that the damages had already
been awarded for the dam built in 1891,
and that the petitioner had no other
reason to apply.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
THE JURY-WAIvHD SESSION.

There beino, mn o..o, nod. e,.. 4.,.,
at th, - ,' So Guy ioi 'i'ai
~ 'i'0 opening OIL the superior civil
court yesterday, Judge Gaskill adj
journed court until ten o'clock Monday,
no,nina ,rbo aaa,-.4 =. -.
9oI@I3vi1ia" d q ~ D., - as I1IioWS;
@ P,nd 80 a. I oliG vs. Joni ERIC
Honllins, po W. Il0pNins, 0iliiVh d
or GI,+a ~ ~ c s,iiG @A!heiI'
coneoliIl+aJ g. So oo"iI vs., worcester VI
nv ~ ,32s. 80 l'el,"ay Noillp "a
He,ba,t 7Sa'd - iiii q, ~, A. merritt
Sq97 77l.1 ~ ~ =; NlllIolI;
c,ne u fSiiI -, W. ilSIl vs., Mllllam A
9954-Erai,i, "a q ~ 45o1 W. "a Diig .,,.1-
dricb. Honl,ine SMITH ~ e. r1o,i.il r al
3O2l-Enily i. Beaudrv VS. citv Of
Worcester. J. b. Scott. city solicitor.
3O42-Solomon o. Head VS.. Hannah f.
Learned. W. b. Harding; Charles w.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

ana feeble in mind and body. He has
WlIe and two children, one of whom is
sen supporting and the other insane
ana an inmate of the asylum. His wife
raised on her personal property $500 for
Ine support Of the family and also did
some work
The petitioner asks to have the
amount due on the notes deducted from
the legacy due Silas A. Pierce. which
legacy is held in trust by the petitioner
as executor under the win with power
10 advance such amounts TO the legatee
as he deems necessary.
The special master in his report says
. that whether the statute chapter 1856
%ellon ., in regard to such cases would
s2piy to a trust fund created by will
tor the benefit of the contestant, is left
to the court to determine.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
SEVERAL CASES FILED.

In the clerk of courts office the fol-
lowing cases were filed yesterday: c.
O'Connell Calvin VS.. Daniel P. Shea.
The plaintiff claims that the defendant
converted to his own use certain Ian
tern slides and accessories to stere-
opticon belonging to the plaintiff. and
which were not paid for Sullivan &
O'Connell are for the plaintiff and JOS
eph ?. Morrissey for the defendant.
Hans Trulson VS.. Paul Bronner an
action of contract to recover for money
and interest thereon, which the plant
if claims to have been borrowed by
the defendant. Marvin NJ. Taylor for
the plaintiff and Sullivan & O'Connell
for the defendant.
Sheehan & Cutting filed petition for
the dissolution of the Bay State Match
Company as corporation.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
THE COURT MUST DETERMINE.

There was filed with the registrar of
probate yesterday the report of Henry
J.. Parker, SPECIAL master appointed TO
hear the parties concerned in the pc
tition of James w. Bigelow, executor
under the will of Nancy Pierce of Graf
ton against Silas A. Pierce, legatee
under the will of Nancy Pierce.
The petitioner claims that Silas
Pierce made two notes dated respee-
lively Dec 81 1878, and April 3, lSf9'
given for money loaned him by the tes-
tatrix, also one note dated Feb. 49, 1888,
Endorsed by Nancy Pierce and given the
petitioner for money loaned
These notes, 1t is claimed, have never
been settled nor the interest on them
paid Nancy Pierce, it is alleged, at sew
eral times during her life maze state-
ments TO the effect that she would can
eel the notes, but apparently made no
attempt to do so. "a
silas Pierce is about eighty years OLD
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
THE LOWER COURT.

Annie Rockingham. wife of Bachos
Bechaggian, who was arrested Wed
nesday on the charge of larceny, was
arraigned in the central district court
Yesterday morning, charged with being
a party to the larceny for which her
husband is held At the request OF
inspector O'Day she was held in the
sum of $1,000. until Dec. u.
Joseph Williams and Willie h. XII
tredge were fined SO each for drunken
charge 6.r had her case continued until
The Following decisions have been
handed down in recent civil cases tried
in the central district court:
Israel VS.. Rulstein, for the defend
George VS.. Adams Express Co, fol-
the defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
ATTACHMENTS.

C. A. Cross & Co., incorporated, VS..
1,bon3as r. Kent of Gardner 800, first
district court, north Worcester; VIII
served alTS by Turner. Pierce &~Styles Tor
Ross B. Langill VS. John f: Whltney
of Upton, $500, third district sur 1on SoTrn
Worcester writ served rye nla pg
W daar6is = = clark VS.. willis w. David
so Geo of Charlton, $500, central district
9 2Srl.c 0l writ served by Hayter' b.
~ RAYMOND for plaintiff
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
DEATH OF LOUISA cosTIGAN.

ropisa daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
,i holrs3 r Costigan, died yesterday
afternoon a at her parents a home nss No sS SS
o -,.a. member of St Mary's Sodality II
% " Joh ms Church and also graduated
from 81, So the sister school Of that parish
I p9ring the winter months nth of last year
She was salesaqy IN f Fne 4 tSe last s six
ch sntbs she has been confined to her
bome The funeral arrangements have
not been completed. c,on,n,1n,rrpD
II DSBFAULTED AND CONTINUED.
Tho following cases were defaulted:
11ar nv Hasselden VS.. Charles Fl.
page. Herbert Parker, receiver, vs.
Horace Partridge. ...r..
- Sonthhoro. Louisa A. Davis
vs. vs." { Charles H. Brown. VIM. H.Derby
VS.. James Hunt. Samuel Torgen VS.
Edward c. S. Tanner.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
Wont Wash G2goehes
Everywhere
ID O. q b@gs,
A BAGATELLE.
The Way General Weston
Views SANTIAGO Campaign.

Washington, Dec. 16,-Brig. Gen.
John Weston, chief commissary of the
Shafter expedition, testified today be-
fore the war investigation committee
that there was absence of red tape
methods in feeding the volunteers at
Siboney.
He said he never heard a complaint
of the condition of the commissary
supplies at the front. Everything pos
sible, he asserted, had been done for
the men, special efforts having been
made for the volunteers, whose Off
GERS, he recognized, sometimes did not
quite understand how to get what was
due the men.
Surgeons were given articles from
hospital stores on mere memorandum
receipts, and they were paid for out
of funds at Washington.
Col. Roosevelt once came to him at
Santiago and wanted to buy tomatoes
and certain extra supplies for his men,
and he refused to let him pay for them,
as there was no need for it, Witness
said he took $4,000 with him when he
went to Florida, and still has "a lot Of
it left"
Referring to difficulties caused by
the subsistence department depending
on the quartermaster's department for
transportation, he said it was a ride
ulous idea, and the transportation was
a matter he would not like to speak of
without thinking it over" and he had
thought a heap about it, too
So far as food was concerned, Gen.
Weston characterized the Santiago
campaign as a mere bagatelle, the
hardships being trivial compared to his
own experiences in frontier Indian
campaigns, when he and his men were
forced to use the wagon mules for
food.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
SHE CHARGES PERSECUTION.

4 hearing was granted Mary Degnan
before Judge Gaskill yesterday in an
application for alimony pending the de-
cision Of divorce suit filed for the
superior court. Sullivan &, O'Connell ap-
peared for the plaintiff and Haskell and
Taylor for the husband. Ten dollars a
week was allowed her until further or
dering of the court.
Mary Degnan is the wife of Peter
Degnan, the former Commercial street
liquor dealer, and she claims to be the
victim of q persecution. She was ar
rested Thursday evening on the charge
Of drunkenness and arraigned in the
central district court yesterday TO an
swer to that charge. She did not deny
the fact of having been intoxicated,
but claims that her condition was
caused by liquor sent her by her hus-
band or his agents in order to procure
evidence against her in the divorce case
now pending. She could not resist the
temptation and imbibed quite freely,
attracting the attention of officer
Brown of station /, who had some diff
Guilty in making the arrest. The case
was continued until Monday.
The divorce suit viii not come up at
this session of the jury-waived court.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
KILLED BY LADY FINGERS.

Everest, Kan, boasts that to her ag-
gregation of lady BARRIERS, lady
preachers" and lady DOCTORS" she
has now added lady butcher" We've
heard Of those lady killers before
Chicago imes-Herald.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

Rev Dr. Henry C. MoCook of Phila-
delphia chaplain of the Second Penn
sYlvania, and special commissioner Of
the National Relief Association, said
that the association had passed resolu-
lions that its secretary would submit a
formal report to the commission and
directing him not to testify, but he re-
CARDS its action as nil On his return
from Cuba he had called on President
Mckinley, Aug. 6. Witness added;
IF there was anything I did know and
he did not get it out of me, am I'M
aware of it. He has wonderful powers
of cross examination.
The president at that time commits
stoned him to find and permanently
mark the graves of our soldiers at
Santiago He pictured the desolate
conditions of graves, but said the
names were nearly all marked Some
wounded men had wandered off and
died, and their graves remained I'M
marked. He recommended that, if the
United States desired a national ceme-
terry in Cuba, San Juan hill should be
selected, and the graveyard at Guam
tanamo hill, where the marines had the
first encounter on Cuban soil, be kept
as a naval cemetery. He urged a sys-
tenn for marking soldiers graves, al
though, he added his Investigations
ollO HGu VIC NGlG duScl Vi OtueE IdllOflS
in this respect.
In Santiago, when he landed, on July
20, there was a dearth of everything
needed. The medical department, he
said, opposed the work of his relief as
ISOLATION, but changed their views la
ter. His association had predicted the
yellow fever spread and other unfortu-
nate conditions at the outset, and had
made provision therefor. With such a,
large body of men as was our army
there it was inevitable some blunders
would be made. He thought the medi-
cal department charged it's chief sur
geons with burdensome details, cleri-
cal duties that prevented satisfactory
attention to outside work He de-
nounced the red tape methods and Of
fered numerous suggestions for i'm
provements.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

Hundreds of Fine SIS and SIC
listers must go in this great sale for
$5.9S and $6.9S.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

The Mems Refers at $4sS and
S6,9S are the very best that money
can buy; many of these ara actu-
ally worth $40 and SIP, but to close
them out at once we put this most
ridiculous low price on them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17

represent the product of the worlds
most celebrated looms and the
worlds most skillful tailors-they
equal SS5 and $40 custom made
Overcoats in every respect, and
these prices are about one-half man
ufacturinE cost.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-17
In This Total Eclipse
of Competition
OVerCOat Sale.

That is easily the first and fore
most sale of it's kind ever attempted
here is the greatest assortment Of
Overcoats, all bought for spot cash
from the best manufacturers for less
than cost, and now on sale at retail at
positively less than half the price
that they are actually worth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

NiTATlON STATE or MICHuGAN. COrNTY or
u GRATGOr -. AT n session Of the Probate
Court Tor tue said County Of1irttiot, held al the
Probate ONCE. in tn Village OF Ithaca, ON sat.
urday, the Bird day of Juy.A. ID. lsgS. Present
Hon. Chas. u. Chase. Judge 81 Probate.
In the matter Of the Application OF tn county
drain commissioner OF the County OF Graf lot
in said state. Tor the appointment OF three dis
interested special comm is-toLers. 10 determine
tn" Necessity Tor cleaning out. deepening Widen
ing and STRENGTHENING "A drain known rs the
Number one Hundred and Eleven
Drain.
aud through certain lands in the town
ships OF New Haven. sumner and Arcadia. and
for the taking of prNatr property for the use
and benefit of the public for the purpose there
OF, and the Just compensation To be made
therefor.
Whereas, On the I'D day OF July,A. ID iSss Ian
aspiration in writing was made 10 this court
by said county drain commissioner for the ap
pontmrnt of three disinterested special com
missiOners. TO determine the necessity for said
drain and for the taking OF private property for
the use and benefit OF the public for the purpOs"
thereof, and the just compensation to be made
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

Dew i Wuch iiazcl Nobc has Il e
hrsest sale OF any Stlve u the world.
This fact and H. merit has led dishonest
pc pie lu nlirmp. I "Id,r.,It t look
out for lhc n.ir who attcmI iu dece We
YOU W "a y"u cal ior Dewitt " ch
Hazel : We the gic",I pile cue
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12
4 Needed Device.

y device designed to prevent persons
or things from being daubed by nypa-
per consists of light frame for the
sheet. with curved. turu-oown wire
handles crossing the sheet when may
be suspended if desired
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12
Eiephnnts NiIicd In tfricn.

There are annuaHy killed in Africa
a minimum of 5000 elephants. yield
ing the production Of a quantity Of raw
ivory. the selling price of which is So
0O0.-Chicago Tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

est blessing OF NY life
br. Miles Remedies
are sold by all dru--
rists under % positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
a~cS of the hoart ana
uc"vrs f"ee. address
LIZ. AIlLl... AILilllA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12


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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-08-12

I he sanr 70 be- ia accord nee W-th the ,tltutt
In Surh case mad. an provided. AM did ther.
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I trloay the 10Th day OF August a. -
1898,
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nay ny we 'ihl atd the oil 'e ol cue Judgr of
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! county "~ t"r place, Nheu and ere b. ar
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SnrfnrinI WI.
DR.. Humphreys

Specifics act directly upon the disease,
without exciting disorder III other parts
of the system. They Cure the Sick.
SO CURES. PRICES.
I-FeVcr.. CONCESSIONS Innammatious. -
Nv crms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie. -
3-Tcething. Collie, Cryin ,Wakefulness .25
4-Diarrhcn. OF Children or Adults. .2J
7-Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis .. 81
S-Neuralgia. Toothache, faceache. ... -
g-IIendarhe. Sick Headache, Vertigo -
10-ny.pep-ia. Indigestion, Weak stomach. ~
1l--uppressed or Painful Periods -
1l-White-. Too Profuse Periods ....... .25
l3-Croup. Laryngiti-. Hoarseness -
1i--alt Rheum. Erysipeas. Eruptons %
15-Bheumatsm. Rheumatic Pains .25
16-Mnlaria. Cnils Fever and Ague rs
19-Catnrrh. Influenza, Cold In the Head 81
2O-N hooping-t OUCH ................ -
S1-kidney Diseases .............. ........ 81
S~-NerNOu- Debility. ................ 90
3O-t rinary Weakness. Wetting Bed. %
77-tislp. Hay Fever ........... -
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Or. Humphreys Manual Of all Diseases at your
Druggists or Mailed Free.
sold pN druggists. or sent ON receipt Of price.
Humphreys Med. Co., Cor ~ illiam q John Sts.,
New York
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