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mony BY introducing "hra. DAME
poxy."
81 Egorton bowed low.
Ladies'. said De. in all courtesy
"to what 30 owe The pleasure OF tlNi
caliq"
"irs your wife. sir" burst on, Miss
Judhus.
IVY wifog ropoatod the old gentle.
man.
"Ye7. your wlioi 81 Long Hfanrh'
Flirting nnd carrying on with % yuune
man within nn inch of her liio' Whiit
you sh my hoir' hltods 'n thInk ,ot
hnuil hc iho victim of such wiloli
lroachcryt"
Mr Eecftou looked towiidcrod. thor
amuHoi fio pulled little red tolYH
case containing photograph from hi
vest rucict
"is thla tho gentleman asked be
opening iho case with q spring.
"Ihp very unci" cried Miss lcmim1
'raglrllly claepIng her hands. "Oh'
hopf do hopo be la not one whom
you havo unwlttlngly foa,orod Ia yodi
bosom. reverend slrl'
"Wall. ! believe have done some
thiar OF the mnd." said Mr. Egerion
rubbing hiH chin "Tho gentleman q
my son. Roland Ercrion jr The lads
whom you arc pleased TO call my wife
iH hlsi am widowor of 80 years
atandug!"
"Thc, they're not married." croak
al Mlss jamlma.
Certainly they ore" said Mr.. Eyer
ton Ladies. ! Wish you a worry good
morning And after this You will,per
haps. learn 20 mind your own busi
ucssi'
And ro tho two gossips rctreaied 10
grCat discontinue nut aa to takin'
Mr. F0oriou8 ndvice-- -it iFn't likeii
I that ,hcy d.d Buffalo Nows.
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~Iie was Ia his iron cage hanging
right over the front OF the tower
there" the tar went on. In answer 20
several questions. "iIe didn't secm 10
mind things much. either he just
kent cusslng 20 himself quietly But
a shell went through the starboard
boiler. aud then ! saw the lieutenant
come down from iorrard with a bloody
towel twisted round bis leg still We
and the bird stood thofe naroes' pep
perlng wen enough popping back 90
'cm and working along with one pro-
neller. till all Of sudden she'll burst
aft and knocked the steering reag sky.
high. shut upl' yelled 'he birds shut
upi shut your mouth' and he went ON
swearing away like a good one"
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Il was not gold, but silver chat work
men In new building adjoining the
First National Bank. on heraolt ave-
nue.. Cripple Creek. were after Tuesday
afternoon. A pick in tho hands nf 3
etalwart follow throa oni silver dol
lar another blow and q dozen aofo 49,
ing Ia the air. Then there wos O.
scramble. Ono workman gathered up
ss2. another 500. another tS and 'tr
rest OF the boys took whui ihcy could
and. Ia all S0S ~ thc timc 1f tho
nre In Cripple CrCck the First Ma
tional Bank lost sack continuing 100
silver dollars. aud the Dig hnd hy thc
workman was Dho identical sack Long
ago the bank charged up 'ho money 90
lts profit and loas account Denver
News
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ouera rlNp IN THE pAolFio.
Dorelict Canoe with Lot Of rish
pleI.ed rn By Merehnnlmnn.

Doroiict Canoe with Lot Of Fish
Picked Up by Morehnntman.
From the baltimore sun; ON board
the Hawaiian bark lolania there IS
curiosity I'm O. native canoe made hy
some of the Pacific islanders Whine
on the voyage from Honolulu last Ar-
gust for Hong Kong tn load mating
for Baltimore an object was seen IN
the water 10 the lcewafd, CAPTAIN
Mcclure changed hts course. and, rum
ming close 10 lt. found u 10 De a mam-,
moth canoe. lie had the ships carl
pchter put into the c1nuo. which wa
nearly hlled with water When once
inside IL was almost impossible TO
stand up on lts slippery bottom To
make his position more exciting the
carpenter was seen nghting with
large nah. which was making doaper-
ate efforts 20 escape from the boat. a
sharp hook was thrown the carpenter
ana it was noi until ho had stabbed the
nsh several times TINT it was conquer
ed. when the canoe was h0isiod on
board number of smnll nfh were
found swimming about, The large
hsh weighed seven pounds. The ca
noe rs twenty-five feet long, cit ont OF
a solid log. with roaring ends. which
would give the log it was hcwn from
a diameter o. at leas. Eve feet There
le not semblaucc OF iron about A.
but along the punwHcs are holes in
which lacings of hide thongs are used
10 hold 10 and for serving the oars.
! places are cut ont for the thwarta
which were mnde of pieces OF bamboo
placed IN the nichcs while wet and
allowed 10 shrink There Is also a
place ln the bottom TO step mast.
capt Mcclure thinks the canoe he-
innged to some OF the natives of BAL
llnetang island In the Bnsheo group
from which the lolani was about twen-
IS miles when the curious vessel was
picked np. The presence OF the hah
could not be accounted for.
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rThat shows whet you can do In
thls country" said the man with a loud
voice as be rams up nickel with a
view 10 stopping the car. Johns one
OF the most remarkable aeli-made men
we ever had IN Wayne county" rs
that trueq" II should cay 40. Won
derlul mani Why. that fellow came
here twenty years ago with $50, and
last week ne failed for a round hes
million. Beats the band What a rusilcf
can DO 10 this country. Detroit FSss
Press
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nui-s which oovrrn a eeitieraent -
Australians in south Amerita
From The New Yark World Ono of 4.
the stfsngest colones "a lhs world ~
probably that OF Cosme. founded q.
Paraguay hy col1nlsia OF English bluad
from Australia Tho property Of The
coluulais is an held iu common. aud
on their work o. done ln cummon
cultlynllng. huildlne. housekeeping
but each family may occupy q house
hy Itself There is no Curroucy but
labor. uud every culnnlst has TO give
the colony thlrty.alx hours labor a
week. u he works longer ho csiab-
fishes a labor credit whlch he can draw
on at any time. only loetoiallers are
accepted as col0nlsts A single man
may put ia extra labor 90 provide him
SELF with q aouso on his marriage. II
labor 20 hts credit ls not sufficient the
colony win allow him an oyerdraft 20
q certain amount lie could have 80
large a house as he chooses, although
he would be- considered foolish 70 have
a larger possession than ho needs Hav-
ing paid for his houso he can draw
upon hia surplus labor Tor auythlns
else ha requires. or he can use his leis-
ure for eultlyating his garden or any
other private purpose. While tho
house has been built by the mans Ia
Dor he cannot. however, sell u. II ia
only his % occupy Cosme does not
want single men. although single wom-
en- would be- welcome. being scarce, a.
in most new communities. The womea
are occupied with knitting, sewing
washing and other womanly occupa-
tions. but when a woman Is married
the colony makes no moro claim upon
her. sho Go doing all that the com
munity requires "a managing her
house and attending 90 her children
Men are married at o. women at IS.
There ls no religious service but tho
community lives on the Ten Command
monts and on its own ethical prln-
ciplos.
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cant. Ohcrlln a. Carter OF the enc
elu.or corps. convicted before @ couft-
martial oi hnyng mlsappronrIatcd
Governments funds by conspiracy With
thc Atlantic Constructing Company, in
connection with the savannah river
improvements. may bc dismissed from
Che eryiro ana sent 20 prison, perhaps
for ten or twenty years Secretary oi
War Alg,r has tho papers Ia the case.
Tho amount involved is said 20 be
$4,000. 600. which Capt Carter may also
have 90 pay Cant Carter graduated
from Wos, Point at the head OF the
class OF 1879. he % aon-ln-law at y,
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while she's gone uH Co Losg Branch,
rautButus uto ans young girl Didu
laruDn io ttn h0r. did youf'
% Jemma drew significant High.
'Ehi" celHtI Ms, DOXy. scuinE
down her 8r.p.
.Ias. i I.d ee hrr" said Nl1 ice
NINA "And alsh I do sincerely
wish. fnr thc honor oi humanity and
tho ro1Do of yunder poor uld deluded
gentleman up there at the manor hoo
that : hldu'I
"Now. yog aont tell usl" says Mrs
popner.ourt
% dh ..o her. solomuly went on
N.H Icdlus driving ou. w.th youHg
gentleman bathing Doe the surf wlih
iho .me young gentleman aaltzlua
It uish wIih .ho amo young gentle.
man uh.p .p..ns love to the same
Young ranr,man in q summer hous.
on fho haoh
"How Do you krow2" cried Mrs
uoHY "W,te you near enough Z,
hoarf'
$780," all Mis lomIma Z dldu
hear But ! could easily tell from thI
devotion of their manner what was go
ing unf
"Of course" added Airs. nogy. "lhcr
viii ho n divorce suit. and then. iemi
mn. my chance or yours WIN De al goo
aa amy onea Dor The affection 90 th
dear. misguided o'd eonlin
Mis Jcmima Iudklns hOsiia'cd an
doubted. hut was talked over at lae
aud accompanied hy Mrs n1Ey, start
cd f1r tho manor house.
So Eeerfon who SAD reading in hl
nlrlry looked un iu some surprise q
this lnclralon Mrs n0Ny Introduce
lilss Iemlma ludklns." Miss Jomim
then performed her part Of the ser.
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wAreRIN wELLs nEcoMas 10


Residents ~ Arizona Alarmed over
Phenomenon in rhcir Turritary.
The wells .n parts of Arizona have
recently become producers of hu' wa'er
and apprehension is felt hy many oi
tho rgsldcuts of the region affected Tint
thoy are about To- become participants
ia "a grand volcanic drama. Too some pf
the wells thc temperature Of thc water
rose twenty degrees in q single night
In n few tho phcnomenun disappeared
soon after itg appearance. ln q mnior-
ity ul cases however tho we'll Hirly
steam from tholg newly acquif % hoat
The nrst known o. this curious state of
nnairs was % report that thc W.lin a.
Maricupa. ON thc Southern rIciuc nil-
rOud thirty miles south of Phoenix.
had suddenly become hot. IT wls four
days thereafter that the phenomenon
first was noticed dozen miles Uc6t ui
that city. a test at one well lhoWel
temperature OF nearly 700 degrees.
No difference Is noted in wells ln the
immediate vicinity az Phoenix The
line OF subtcrancan heat wave follows
the general direction OF tho sierra
Estrella mountains. volcanic chain
lying Immediately south ol tao CHA
river Thence it appears 10 continue
On IN the direction of thn Harqua
Iala mountains. near whicI ere
number OF large and modern volcanic
/ cones aud hills of driftod volcanic ASH
/ Further 60 che cast tho lava flows ar'
90 geologlcally modern as 10 have over
/ whelmed On number of places the ciii
dwellings OF the ancleni7.
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GOSSIP PAID IN KIND.

Tho laenof house was iot at laat--iho
tctt Wna hI.k aui t stood cmItg %
lHUr Umo fo a family from Ncw Ntft
r9 ta.i ifo tongue 1i popular report
aud aiI .ae plrir.dgeyule 500 'ps
Noro m 'he 4li tiyc.
"Ifo tm a.d Nrs Peter l'ep-
ulrol.t whose husband kept thc til-
se ir GOOD. store.
E0f ld Nw uoty Hho lived on
pension aui objected ctrcmc gcntil-
ff l H larro nmhyT
only fHo. fall Mfs. prppccnurt
Hf .h hHp of nagragoi p1no
ra.tuf clac. easel. nineteen trunks und
flle Wl.cf AUD % olfi01d oi infni-
uu pri fcfdH. 400 French walnut
Wu1 gliding With canopy tops ANA
crimson atu sofas aud oh' couldnt :
't.iu .o toii l0u what elHo i talfeh
nom moss until doom day
Dear. dolri" said Mrs noAy 'and
only iW0 0f em. you say
"Only tWo. mid Mrs pcppcrconft
8u oll gentleman and hla young
Wlio
And when Miss iamlml judkina
mmo up to tea iu tho afternoon hhe
hruught more news.
"Thoir rnmc b. Egrriou' said she,
Mr ana Mrs Roland Egnriuu' lah
DO % dclielously romantic nampf
H1N do you know cr.Cd Mrs.
uoay and Mrs popporcourl in chorus
% faW % painted 80 hig white letters
On NJ. Dul uf tho sowing machine box.
md NNH Iudkut. And ! saw her nt
tbp roucFs lelfo This afternoon elF-
mr tumr orders shc lH nE lalr ua @
Dol. 's dream % is but too common o.
frIr r1rh rni beauty hariDred ior
raG vauHut cll myself Go nn ola
tNte. haired uIu like thot not Tor
lrrH raH.am''
"umph'" uttered Mrs poppcrcourL
v'H haI uo urlltu.ur ywIathy with
tuc aeo of romance "I,rhnps you
weht 70 SOU bad lhc chance! No,rr
ritI about ttat lut n1w," la sho ow
fl m oa ,an of wrath mouniIu1
il tl iamIma iu't'na' a'low che h
"s about those people. Seem prc'iy
FfuiN Ohr'
"Hrsond al question. said MarJo-
nmI IufNif
Iu uu uot eock" Said Mrs.
naHr
shcdId. uu, t1 h,g rcsrc. nobody wl-
at homo. alI the visit was not poe
turned
"smoRp rra'uresr said Mra
Dosy
M IuftIns about ths time ro
,pIsod 900 Invitation from her cousin
tlp widow of Archer 10 spend fow
Ggfs with Der no hcr cottage at Ions
Branch Mrs Archors paid compnn
Jon hln Tore bier 900 q visit 90 some slcl
relative or other. agl Mrs. Archer icl
Ono need of 0mo ono to snuh. sr1ld
and hayc handy bon general
"Il $50 lld Miss IudkIus. CSC
rorn Archer ia very trying 100 times
bu, Serena ls rich and mood chang"
Oh go Ill co.
50 the end of n fortnight she can't
homo aran and was promptly invited
by Mrs popprrc0urt 90 ton.
"Wcl' raid Miss Judkln8, "Whn
ucHsf
"Not much. said Mrs poxy. "ilugl
Ehort hl failed.
"I'tc been expecting n ever sine
hlr vito rot that nev Nlc green ailk,'
said 1emlma. rolling up her eyes.
"pgrlu Grlulcra got q call 10 Yves
Ur.ory"
can tbo better for u.s." said Miss Jo
NINA malIciously
"Aul Mrs Ronald Ererion has lei
that poor old husband of hogs an alone
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"Do you remember" said Miss An
riont 10 Colonel Crabireo, "how when
you we're s1ung man you proposed
10 me and ! rejected youF IN q one
Of the happleat reco.loctlons Of my
life" said the colonel, with an air OF
ealiantry. And Misa Ancient is still
wondering Punch.
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~, NJ ns.a ,hs err.mn,r.

controversy has arise. 'elweCn
the management of the Canirar railwuy
of Brazil and a newspaper CHILLED the
Journal do Brazil The railway com-
pany las forbidden ils employees 90
read tho Newspaper under penalty oi
discharge.
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The Japanese patent bureau has re.
soatly decided that no foreign patent
which has had prior registration n an
other country can be registered ln
gapan. This would seem 90 show that
che protection supposed 90 ho enjoyed
~ American and other foroign nyen-
,ors under existing treaties does not
sulft, and that patents ear aill b.
GRATED In Japan.
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Teacher hear your mother has
scarlet fetor You must not come 90
school tlll she is vel, as you might see
tho diecase ana give % 20 the other
children Tommy on. you needn't
worry. teacher She is my step-muthoT
end has never SET given me anythina
-FlioGonts hlseitsT
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A German professor Dr. Tlemann. o.
Berlin. has succeeded. piter years Of
experiment in producing q chemical
substance which he called lanou.
whlch ls perfect substitute Coy exc
tract % violet flowers. lts cost hove
ever o. Si0o q pound
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young siri has had nn experience which
almost amy American Tih would envy.
She has spent n winter 90 Cuba, anl
knows an nbou. the island. From
her fothcrs position as consul general
she obtained o certain acquaintance
with both spanlards and Cuhans, ana
she is decidedly In favor OF the lat
ter
Mics Lee rs pretty glri, with dark
eyes ana red gold hair. which are fo
generally admired. Her hair ~ IKE
hor fathora when he was young. for
1or mothers hair 80 black. She is
simple and unaffected IN her manner
end extremely fond Of athletics. Be-
sl6os her distinguished Southern am
seftry. Miss Leo tracc8 her relntlonshlp
through her mothers grandfather 90
some OF the NEST prominent families
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There can be- no further doubt ths'
Commodore schloy Is really a grtat
man. "Why2" Good old ladies who
claim 10 nave been his nurse are bssir'
nins 10 bob up. p."--CleyelaEd Loades
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'Hurahl They are on" Tram,
trlth lunoheonl am Il"-Tit.
hits.
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BEAUTIFUL MISS LEE.
THE DAUGHTER or a DisTiN-
oUisHED AMERICAN.
Convinced rhat srain uust co. ana
fhat Cuhsa raie 90 Misery aud op.
rrp,sian u Not utcrirawn Connected
iih rramincnt Families

tiE RE vaa rn airi
lthln thn domains
Of theuuiiei states
more cnthuaia tlo
aily in support OF
tho iaio war than
5000 Elton Zoe,
tno eldest daughter
of Gen Flizhush
Lcr, late United
states con ui 20
Havana This
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
.NI1II.I1.I.IlIlIIlaIlIzII.AH

aker. he being succeeded by Mr.. Mo
Intosh, who called his concern the
present name. The plant occupies q
floor, 50X200 feet in dimensions,
equipped with every essential for the
rapid and economical manufacture of
his output so that Mr. Mcintosh is
able to fill all orders promptly and to
the entire satisfaction or his patrons.
Mr.. Mcintosh is a machiaist by trade
and has worked in many shops, secur-
ing the best ideas of each, and since
purchasing this shop he has greatly i'm
proved on the machinery used for the
manufacture of his goods. A specially
is made of repairing reeds, and custe-
mers sending anything TO his estab-
lishment for the purpose of repairs,
may depend upon receiving 1t back
again with despatch. and with the
work done as it should be. The trade
covers a large section of the United
States, but is largely local, showing a
decided increase yearly prompt and
careful attention being given to all or
ders. During the time Mr.. Mcintosh
has been in business, he has made a
very favorable impression upon the
trade, and upon all with whom he has
come in contact, already enjoying a
high reputation in business circles for
his reliability and upright methods of
dealing. That he may continue to meet
the success he merits is the wish of a
constantly increasing circle of friends
and acquaintances.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
E. G. HIGGINS COMPANY,
Jobbers and Importers of Fine Wall
Paper, 274, 276, 27S Main Street.

Walls may be tinted or frescoed, but
there can be no doubt that paper hang
ings will continue to be the popular ana
ideal covering for them. There has
been a marked advance in the quality
of wall papers in these later years, and
they are shown in variety of color
ing and artistic combinations that are
as bewildering as we'll as attractive
and pleasing. The beauty of the finest
Of these papers can be greatly 1narred
by having them jar with The other in
terror decorations, and in order to
make a proper selection of those that
will harmonic with the paints, mould
ings, etc, the assortment to select
from must indeed be large and com
plete and the advice of statesmen
sought, who are fully capable Of adj
vising you on the blending of tints,
combination of oolors. patterns, etc,
points not easily arranged by the nov
ice. The largest wholesale and retail
dealer in wall paper in New England is
the e. G. Higgins Company, whose
store and stock rooms are located at
274-276-27s Main street, occupying a
building which furnishes them with
nearly a half acre of floor space. The
business was started in 1869 by Mr. E.
G. Higgins, the present company having
been incorporated in February, 1892 |
The company certainly occupies lead
ing position in the trade having both
wholesale and retail departments, their
trade covering the whole Of New Eng
land and eastern part of New York
state and Canada, four travelling sales
men looking after outside interests. |
The company import the finest French. |
English and japanese papers; al |
though the manufacturers Of this coun- |
try are now making an elegant line Of
wall papers, nearly as good in appear |
ance and quality as the best imported !
article, although as the trade demands
the foreign goods. they are compelled |
to keep them. The stock in it's en-
tirety is of the finest selection, travel |
ing men and manufacturers readily rec |
ognizing the natural ability of the off, |
GERS of this company to pick stock that !
will please the purchasing public and |
find a ready SALE their wholesale trade !
in many instances preferring them to
ship goods Of their own selection, ra-
Their than to depend on their judgment |
The officers of the company and clerks |
are always ready to give their advice |
on the choice of wall papers, and hav- |
ing such a large and select assort- |
ment, are able to satisfy any and all |
tastes. The officers of the company |
are e. G.. Higgins, president, and F. F. |
Higgins, treasurer and clerk. Mr. e. |
G. Higgins has been in this line of |
business for so years, and has the prac-
tical and theoretical knowledge that is |
gained by years of experience. Mr.. |
Frank Higgins is a hustler through I
whose efforts the trade has been more |
than trebled. He is a shrewd business
man, who has made for the company /
a most pronounced success and who /
is known and respected by the trade |
generally and the entire community. |
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Hurley is the proprietor. The location
is central convenient to business, post
office, theatres and depot The table
is all that could be desired, furnishing
an excellent variety to satisfy the
wants of the inner man. perfectly
cooked, with just enough of home style
to make it doubly appetizing to the
travelling public and permanent guests
making this hotel their stopping place
There are so rooms, heated by steam
lighted by both gas and electricity
nicely furnished, bath and closets en-
each floor, while prompt and colU-
teous attention is assured There is a
cafe attached, which is conducted on
the European plan There is also
bowling alley, having seven alleys and
bar, the latter being stocked with
the best grades of all kinds of wines,
liquors, ales, porters, beers, etc. Ihe
fittings Of the bar are very neat, the
bar proper being finished in oak, while
there are three large French plate
mirrors and a number of splendid oil
paintings serve as decorations. The no
tel is open both day and night, and
was opened to the public in 1891, since
which time it has rapidly grown in IA
Nor, not alone with the travelling pub
lie but numbers of our citizens who
find it convenient to take advantage
OF Jne excellent accommodations CT
fered. Every care is taken to give the
Sherwood a homelike appearance and
to provide all the comforts and con-
veniences for guests to be secured at
any first-class hotel. Mr. Hurley is a
genial host a natural born hotel man,
understanding thoroughly the needs
and requirements of better class hotels
and the best mode of supplying those
needs. He pays particular attention to
the cuisine. looking after it personally,
and sees that everything is served in
tirst-class order That he is success
ful is best attested by the fact that
his house always has a full quota Of
guests, and that he receives applca-
tons daily from the travelling public
whenever business or pleasure calls
them to Worcester. The success he has
attained as a boniface has been most
Worthily won and 1t Is the wish of The
Spy that he may enjoy a long and sue
cessful career as Mine Host of the
Hotel Sherwood.