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The Art Course.

One of the most attractive specialties
among the courses offered by the Chau-
tauqua and one which will appeal most
strongly to art loving Boulder, is the
series of art talks to be given in the uni
versity art rooms by Mrs. Jean Sher-
wood. The series of lectures will begin
on July and continue daily throughout
the session. Art, its development.
history iand technicalities, famous paint
Ters and paintings, art collections and art
cities, all will be included in this very in.
teresting series. Illustrations will be
drawn from a famous collection which
will be on exhibition in the uni. ersity
main building, and which has been Sc
cured for the session at great expense.
Mrs. Sherwood's lectures, or "art talks, y
as they are called, will present fund OF
information on the subject which DO one
can afford to miss. She has personally
visited the points of interest on which
she will talk and has viewed the paint
ings of the great masters. The course
promises rare treat for Boulder people
as we'll as the visitors.
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Chautauaua Rates.

The management of the Texas-Colo-
RADIO Chautauqua association have decid.
ed to offer to the people of Boulder the
following opportunity to purchase as
sembly tickets:
Any gentleman who shall purchase a
season ticket for $3.50 may, upon pre-.
sentation of an application to the secre.
tary have issued to him permit author.
izing the use of this ticket by either his
wife or himself.
A ticket, called the night seaso- tick.
ct, will be sold at $500. admitting the
holder for the entire season. 1t will ad.
nit to such lectures and musical enter.
tainmen,s as are covered by the associ.
alton features only. and will pass the
holder through the gates only after 7:oe
p. m.. except on Sunday, when it will ad'
nit to all exercises. i.
The above arrangement is applicable
only to tickets covering the full season
ELL A. HyRsHFIELD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Rebuilding The
S0|lIQgO R00dS
BUILDING ROADS.
General shafter Will Order the Assault
When Rations are at Hand.


General shafter viii Order the Assault
When Rations are at Hand.
Guantanamo, Wednesday. via Pelayo
del Estes. June 3o-The Spanish and
American forces continue to exchange
shots. but up to this time no one has
been injured on the American side. The
delay in the advance is because of the
inability of the commissary department
to keep pace with the troops. There is
a total absence of roads but the army
engineers together with force of pacif-
icos that have been pressed into service,
are constructing roads up to the entrance
OF the city. 1t is expected that these
roads will be completed by Friday.
General Shafter will order the assault
upon Santiago as soon as the men have
three days rations in their knapsacks.
The rough riders captured Spanish
spy that was taking notes on the opera
tions of the American army. He was
turned over to the Cubans who immedi-
ately shot him and severed his head from
his body.
Only one death has resulted from heat
up to this time.
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Were Not Ambushed,

Sihony, Cuba, via Kingston, Jamaica,
June 2e-Iti Is reported on apparently
good authority that the water supply of
Santiago has been cut off. Ifthis proves
true the city is at our mercy.
General Wheeler today forwarded his
official report of the encounter between
the Spaniards and Colonel Young's and
Colonel Woods command The officers
are highly complimen.ed for their dash
and courage.
The general says there is absolutely
no warrant for the statement that our
troops we're ambuscaded. He says the
attack was deliberately planned. from
knowledge in his possession the night
before.
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Preparing for War.

London, June 3o-The government oi
Great Britain has announced ship
building program that will call into use
every dock and ship building yard in
Great Britain. At the same time the
announcement is made that work will
be begun toward completing cable con
nections with every colony OF the empire
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COMPLETE FUSION.

The Coloradp Democrats Will Join against
the Wolcott Party.
: Denver June 3o.-The Democratic
State Central committee in convention
here today declared for fusion of the
silver forces. The committee also de.
eided that all county conventions should
meet on the same day and the same hour
to make practical fusion with the Silver
Republicans and Populists.
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Broke Her Arm.

Mrs. Heller, living in Wall street, was
badly injured by falling flag staff while
trying to shield her children at that place
yesterday. Mrs. Heller was swinging
the little ones when the pole came crash.
ing down. She threw herself in front oi
the children attempting to ward off the
blow. The pole struck her shoulder
dislocating her arm and breaking the
anatomical neck of the humerus. Dr.
Rice and assistant Grant Safely were
summoned to the camp and attended to
her injuries.
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DOLPHIN DISABLED.

The Despatch Boat Will be in Dock Three
Weeks.
Washington. June so-The despatch
boat Dolphin which was damaged in a
collision with the Newark is now ON its
way to Norfolk for repairs. The boat is
believed to be pretty badly damaged
and will not leave the yard for three
weeks. 1t is not known here the exact
extent of damage.
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WILL BE RESTRAINED.

The Rough Riders Win Not Be Allowed 80
Be So !mpesuous.
Washington, June 3o-Infornation has
been CLEANED that the rough riders are to
be restrained hereafter and that orders
to that effect have been sent Shafter.
The men will not be allowed to make an
open charge.
Sampson has ordered the Texas to de-
tach from his fleet and join the new
North Atlantic squadron.
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A Proclamation.

AS there is general desire 10 partici.
pate in the exercises on the Fourth of
July. and at the request of many citizens
it is asked that all places of business be
closed on that day from 10 a. m. until q
p. m. II is further urged that all per.
sons manifest their patriotism by decor
ating their premises with the national
colors. c. RICKETTS,, Mayor.
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Rios Checked
P0||dO' 5 Troops
CHECKED PANDO.
Ger eral Rios Asks General Shaftsr for
More Reinforcements.

Pelayo del Estes. June 3o-A courier
carrying dispatches from General Rios,
the lnsurgent general. arrived today
General Rios states that he has checked
Pando's advance at la Palamos. Pando
has 7,Soo men and large quantity OF
supplies. Rios asked for reinforcements
and General Shafter at once sent 2,ooc
men by transports to Serrado to his
relief
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DESPATCH BOAT LOST.

A Typhoon Overtakes a Boat Carrying I'm
portaDt Advices.
Hong Kong, June 3o-Grave fears are
entertained that the despatch boat car
rying important Manila dispatches from
Dewey, which was due to arrive here
Yesterday was caught in the typhoor
which ragged off the coast yesterday.
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HoBsoN's HEALTH.

The Merrimac Hero's Father Receives
Word from His Son.
Greensboro, Ala. June 2o-(News
Special) Judge Hobson this morning re.
ceived thesfoIlowing from his son;
Santiago. June 2o-My health isgood
feel no uneasiness about me"
This was the first news the anxious
parents had received.
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MERRITT HAD MONEY.

The General Carried SO 200, 900 in Gold
for Army Expenses.
Washington, June 3o-When Gen.
Merritt sailed from San Francisco yes.
terday he carried 100000 to help to
defray expenses of the army and navy.
The fourth expedition will start next
week.
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EL CANEY EVACUATED.

The Spanish Soldiers are Falling Back Up
on Santiago.
Kingston, June 3o-The town of FL
Caney, near Santiago, occupied by a gar
rison of 4,coo Spanish troops. has been
evacuated and the men have retired to
Santiago.
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Torpedo Boats Go South.

Norfolk, June 3o-The torpedo boats
Gwynn and Talbot have been repaired
and have started south to join the block
aiding squadron off Cuba.
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WILL SAIL MONDAY.

The isaktern Squadron 1s Felng HurrIfdly
Prepared for Service.
Washington, JuLe 80 - Commodore
Watson's eastern squadron is now dated
to sail for the coast of Spain on Monday
The coal transports are taking on GOA
night and day and all preparations fol
the dep parture Of the fleet are being hur
ried with all possible speed. These
state menss were made public today b,
assistant secretary of war, Meiklejohn
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Six Men Jailed.

Charleston, S. c., June 3o-Six leading
business men were arrested today for
completely in burning the postoffice and
numbering the colored postmaster here
last February.
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Repairing tue Cincinnati.

Norfolk. June 3o-The two tunnels Of
the Cincinnati. which is being repaired
here. are being heightened to improve
the draught. The main mast has also
been taken out. The vessel will be
ready to sail Monday.
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Cape Haytiea d Hears Sounds

Cape Haytisn. Hayti, June ao-The
firing of heavy cannon is heard from
Windward passage. The firing sounds
as If it being done by heavy guns.
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win Begin Today.

New York. June 3o-Despatches from
Sevilla of yesterdays date states that an
attack will be made upon Santiago today.
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ATTACK SANTIAGO FIRST.

Uen. SHAICtF UeC1ues 70 fAUUoHU 'O "e'
Pando Afterwards.
OFF Santiago. June 3o-Gen. Shafser
has taken command of the army of in.
vasion and has ordered preparations to
be made for the attack upon the city Of
Santiago. Gen. Garcia wants to attack
Gen. Papdo first, but Shafter has decid-
ed to take the city and then attend to
the relief troops.
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Three mines Were Destroyed.

Washington. June 3o-During heavy
shower lightning struck Fort Washing.
ton, exploding three mines in the chan
mel. No boats were near at the time.
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You will And the latest in fine station
cry at THE UNIVERSITY Book & DRUG
STORE.
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To Cure . Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fail.
to cure. q cent?.
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ReIdO|Cene|||S
O[ Gen. S|lQ|Ie|
MEN FOR SKATER.
Expedition Leaves Tampa With Seven
Thousand Men.

Washington, June 3o-Secretary Ager
announced through the war department
today that it is now estimated that there
are I2s.ooo men on war footing, fully
equipped. One third of the men are in
Cuba or on their way there. Trans
ports left Tampa last night carrying
1000 men for Santiago.
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SPLICING THE CABLE.

Cemmaaisssioa WIN Soon be Had DiFsct
with sAsfter
Washington. june 3o-The war depart.
nent announces that direct communica
ssoa VIII soon Be resumed with General
|Shatfer. The cable has been spliced
!! r. sa = "a 6asiag - tie machines
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monstrance, but none was made The
negroes have been helpless and ignorant
and poor, and this is a combination
that at any time, in any place, leaves
one at the mercy of his enemy.
THE civil war set free over four mill
lion blacks Since then they have ac-
CURED 200 millions Of dollars worth OF
property, q good deal of which has gone
into churches. Lock- at the number of
their schools and colleges and normal
schools. over one million colored chill
dren are in the public schools. Many
remain in ignorance. because the
schools have not yet reached them. But
there Is intense earnestness on the part
OF the south for education; indeed edu-
Gators admit that the poor colored peo-
pie show far greater anxiety for edu-
cation than do their poor white neigh
bors. Do you not call this a worthy
showing for the negroes 80 years of
freedom?"
In conclusion, Mrs. Douglass said
81 think the people are not aware of
the danger to the republic which turks
into the convict lease system. Think of
the many northern people who make
their homes in Atlanta, and of the
steady procession to Florida, yet do we
ever hear anything from them of the
convicts? Whether the negro is app
proximating to the Anglo Saxon stand
ard, or what is his present ratio of
advancement, is not the question with
me-"
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NoRTHBoRo.
NEApRY MONIES

Northboro, Oct. 27.-The large water
Wheel made by the Worcester Iron
Works, for Walter M lFarweHs shell
shop, arrived here early last evening.
The Worcester Truck Co. conveyed the
wheel from Worcester to NortLborc.
The wheel weighs 10 tons.
Mathew White has returned to the
employ of Mosso Brothers.
Three cars to be used on the Wor-
cester and Marlboro Street Railway,
have arrived. They will be wired and
fitted out for use
A mission is being held in the ST.
Rose Church this week in the interest
of the French people of the parish.
The Northboro Coon Club have cap
tured nine coons so far this season.
Work in Walter NJ Farwell's shell
shop was stopped this morningA on
account of the breaking of the main
shaft Work will not be resumed right
away, as Mr.. Farwell intends to make
extensive repairs
w. S. Bancroft of Sterling has pur~
chased the Henry Howe place and
farm. Mr.. Howe has moved into the
tenement vacated by George Muir
ray.
Robert G. Harper, formerly employed
by Jones, Pollard Geo, IS working for
]. w. Bishop and Company, Winches-
ter.
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LOOKS BETTER.
Strikers May Come to Agree
ment at Fitchburg.

Fitchburg, Oct. 27-The strike at the
Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works
seems to be on the wane, if present
indications count for anything. On
Wednesday the firm took Mayor Rock
well into their confidence, and told him
the existing conditions of affairs, and
he consented to use his good offices,
with the result that he called for a
conference between some of the labor
leaders and himself and Mr.. +. l. john
son. Although no agreement was reach
ed, it locks as though the firm and the
strikers We're on q better footing than
at any time since the strike was inau-
gurated.
A proposition was made by the strik-
ers to Mr.. Johnson, that the price list
of the firm be left to a committee OF
three, one to consist of one of the
strikers, one to be appointed by the
firm, and the third by these two. Rep
resentative Pickett, however, would not
have this at ALL Ie claimed that the
average wages paid could not be fairly
got at If the wages of the men now
working We're taken as a comparison.
Mr.. Johnson stated that he was willing
that the present wages should be ta-
ken into account, and if the average
was lower he would abide by the report
of the committee. IF it was otherwise
he(would be willing to revoke the cut
down.
There is a diversity of opinion among
the strikers, some claiming that they
would be at work soon, and others diff
fering on this point.
1t was rumored that only 30 of the
$50 men at work Wednesday went to
work this morning. This, however,
could not be verified at the factory.
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married couple, as we'll as all the other
passengers Of the train until they
reached Warren, where they said a
pleasant good night and came home by
the Warren, Brookfield and Spencer
electrics.
BRIEF BUT GOOD.
Erastus j. Stark of Main street win
give a husldng party to a large num-
Der of Spencer young people tomorrow
evening at his new barn on the old
North Brookfield road
Frank Lyford of Auburn, Me, for
merly of Spencer, is visiting his mother
at South Spencer. Mr.. Lyford was a
local constable for many years and an
employee of the Isaac Prouty boot and
shoe company. He is now in the gro
Gerry and provision business at Auburn,
and reports excellent success.
A large number Of young people from
town attended the supper and enter
talnment at the Podunk chapel this
evening.
Messrs. Willie Carter, Martin Craw-
ford, Andrew Bourrette, Eddie Brig
ham, Edmund Prouty and Leon Larned
viii wheel to Palmer tomorrow. They
Will start from Sugden's block at S.45
o'clock in the morning
The public schools as well as the Da-
vid Prouty high win be closed tomor-
row, in order to give the teachers an
opportunity to attend the convention,
which viii be held at Worcester.
Thomas Manion of lower Main street
| who had a case against him
Tor drunkenness, at the Worcester court
Tuesday defaulted, and was taken to
| worcester yesterday, afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Draper. Mr., Manion
was sentenced to Bridgewater.
Mrs. Susan Hunter who has been
Tpaying ten days visit to her brother,
Dexter Bullard, Cherry street, returned
to her home in West Newton this morn
ing.
Lory A. Bacon of High street has sue
! ceeded Michael Dillon as engineer at
the Prouty Bros. boot and shoe factory.
Mr.. Dillon has accepted the position as
night engineer at the power house of
the Warren, Brooklield and Spencer
Electric Railroad.
Mrs. HenrX Riley of Marlboro is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Joel Billiard,
Main street.
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COMING CONVENTION.
MilIbury Teachers Have Petitoned Super
intendent for One.

Millbury, Oct. Arrangements are
being made to hold a teachers con-
vention in Millbury, Nov. 2S. A petition
was circulated among the teachers of
the town today to sign. which will af-
forwards be forwarded to the school
board for consideration.
EXCITING EXPERIENCE.
c. A. Berg had an exciting experience
with his horse upon North Main street
this afternoon. The horse became
frightened at an electric car and start
ed to run, colliding with a hitching post
in front Of the residence of Mrs. J. I.
Sullivan The harness was broken and
shafts of the wagon broken.
Walter Lindsay and William Cover
shot u partridges under the covers of
Millbury today.
Judge w. L. Williams, who has been
visiting in town for the past few days,
returned TO his home in Boston today
l.. f.. Hart of South Boston was in
town today, the guest of e. c. Putnam.
S. A. Lariviere of ST. Hyacinthe P.
O., was in town today, the guest of E.
Fl. Lacouture
John E. White and Walter Walling
went hunting today and succeeded in
starting two foxes.
The nigh Scn0Ol Will be closed tomOr-
row on account of the "Hallow' en-"
party which is to be held in the hall in
the evening.
James c. Provan has returned to his
home in Bristol, r. /.
William McDuff went to Boston To-
day.
Claude Ducharme and John Coteau of
Worcester We're in town today, the
guests of Antoine\ Lacouture.
Edward Hill shot five quail in the
Douglas woods today
A deer was seen near the switch in
the woods today by Henry Smith OF
late this animal has been sighted sew
eral times, and its appearance here is
not unusual. Three years ago the lit
tie animal was seen by e. E. Howe near
Dority pond. and it seems that it has
remained in this locality since.
William Dustroff claims the record
for having late berries. Today he
picked from his garden a quart of rasp-
berries and pint of blackberries.
Arrangements have been completed
for the c. Y. M. L. A. banquet which
is to be held in the town hall Nov. "a.
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Here is a letter that ] want to show
you said prominent chemist of this
city who has become so well known on ac-
count of his connection with Vinol.
you know the other day 1 told you
Vfnol was being watched with more in
terest by chemists throughout the land
than was ever a new planet observed by
the most enthusiastic astronomers.
This letter that I have here is from
Mr.. M. F. Flynn of Hayerhill. Mass. a
gentleman, as you undoubtedly know, who
is not only an enthusiast over Vinol but
prominent chemist of that city
would like Just to read you the part of
his letter where he briefly mentions the
fact that Vinol is being highly commended
by the London Lancet. Here is what he
says:
. In my experience as a chemist I have
never before known of an article that has
been 50 widely commented upon, not only
by the newspapers of this country, but
by the best known medical journals of
the world, as has been Ninol. The fact
that the Lancet Of London, which we all
know is one of, if not the leading medical
journal in existence, has spoken so highly
of this discovery, should in itself be a
sufficient guarantee of the efficacy gof
your preparation. Ninol was the result
of necessity, as indeed have always been
all valuable discoveries. For a long time
we have known the value of the medicine
contained in cod liver oil. Now that we
are able to get this medicine. or better
still, the active curative principles of the
medicines, free from the grease and vile
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tive, presented the tattered old battle
flags. One of the posts carried a bat
terry of two guns and saluted with a
shot from each as the stand was
passed. The president responded with
a sweep Of his hat and continuous
bows. Between two of the Grand Army
regiment posts rode in a carriage
Harry L. MacNeal, who had charge of
q gun on the Brooklyn and who crowd
ed out over the side of the ship while
under fire to extrioate a. fragment Of
q shell which had become fixed in the
muz2le.
Passing the presidential stand, the
troops marched in company front
formation, in three-step cadence, one
third faster than the regular time.
In nearly every instance the march
ing was almost faultless. As the last
line of soldiers and the body Of police
behind them passed the stands, the
crowd broke through the ropes and
made a rush toward the presidents en-
closure.
He merely bowed his acknowledge
ments of the cheering and then with
drew to the residence Of Mrs. j. Dundas
lLippincott, Immediately back Of the
stand Here the party took luncheon,
and shortly afterward the president
retired to his hotel to spend in rest the
| time remaining until the Glover Club
dinner and the Academy of Music re-
ception tonight.
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THE FENNEssEY CASE.
The Court of Inquiry Opened at Boston
Yesterday

Boston Oct 2T-The court Of INQUIRY
granted at the pequest of Quartermas
ter Fennessey of the eth Massachu-
sets to investigate his conduct of the
quartermaster's Office while the regi-
ment was in Santiago, began its hrst
business session in the south armory
here today. The court is composed of
Lieut.. Catlin, United States Cd artil-
lery, recorder; Maj. earle Woodbury.,
18th United States artillery; Capt. E. P.
Brown, United States 9TH artillery. and
Col. McCrea of the 9TH regiment, who
presides over the inquiry.
Quartermaster Fennessey was pres
ent, and had Judge Dewey as counsel.
The greater part of the morning was
devoted to reading several newspaper
articles criticising the quartermaster' S
department
Judge Dewey asked for instruction to
summons officers of the 9th regiment.
Recorder Catlin was instructed to see
the editors and proprietors of the var
ious newspapers in which the several
articles read previously had appeared,
and to learn the source of their infor-
nation,
The court adjourned to meet at TO- 30
a. m. tomorrow.