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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12
A BATTERY MAN.
Death OF Corporal Lemoine at His Home
on Chandler Street

The news of the death of Herbert N
Lemoine, a young man of considera HE
prominence, was a shock to the mem
bers of B Battery to which organiza-
ton the deceased belonged.
The death occurred yesterday morn
ing at the home of his mother. 221
Chandler street, Lemoine has been a
member of B Battery five or six years.
He has been an invalid for several
months
The funeral services win be held at
his mothers home, Sunday, at 2.3O
o'clock. Interment will be at Webster
Monday.
B Battery will hold a special meeting
at the armory this evening to take ac-
ton upon the death of their comrade.
The meeting is called for 7.3O O'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Mr.. Thayer can hardly be quoted cor
rectly in his alleged fear that he may
lose his seat, after all, through republi-
can willingness to count him out in the
national house. No man from Massa-
chusetts is going to be defrauded Of his
rights by republican congress.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

1t is good news that the Delaware
republicans will have a majority in the
next legislature, especially in view of
the fact that it seemed to be expected
that in case of democratic success in
that quarter, Senator Gray would be
succeeded by a free silver man.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12
MALIGNANT DlPHTAFRIA.
Town Of North BrooKfi I'D disturbed over
Death Last Night.

North Brookheld, Nov. 1.-THE Is
years old daughter of George Dicxin-
son died of malignant diphtheria here
this evening, after an Illness of two
days duration. Vigorous steps will be
taken to prevent the spread of the dis
ease. The townspeople are very much
disturbed, as this is the second death
in this town in ten days.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

The late election has again demon
strated the old truth that the middle
west makes presidents and congresses.
There were some things that the repub-
licans did not get in that district but
the gains were large and notable, in
GLIDING all of Iowa and even the In
diana Legislature. The latter ensures
the election of a republican senator In
place of Turpie. The loss of the Illi-
nois legislature is of no special mo-
lnent, because there is no senator to be
elected from that state, this term. 1t
was in the middle west that the repub-
licans put forth their most earnest ef-
forts, and there the president made his
principal speeches during the Omaha
tour The republican gains were
greater than were expected, but they
were needed to offset the losses in the
east Naturally, the question is asked,
if this election has not finally obliter-
ated the silver issue.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Having killed dozen colored men,
more or less, and cowed the rest, the
white citizens of North and South Caro-
lima announce that peace once more
broods sweetly but no doubt Temporal
rily, over their gentle land.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Another 'Lexow' of the New York
police and a bill to place the depart
ment under state control, are predicted
as probable results of the republican
victory. An investigation would make
things interesting for Tammany and
the newspapers, for after David B.
Hills defiant assertion, there can be
no doubt that the town is as wide open
as ever it was.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

out patsy Diver, "Rarney"
Martin and Mart" Engel? Yet they
must go, because they did not get out
the vote expected in their districts. Be-
fore the election, they told Croker OF
inevitable losses, but he would not be-
lieve them, and when he publicly an
nounced that Van Wyck would carry
the city by 10000 the estimates of the
district leaders showed only $4,000 ma
iority. AS a specimen of audacious
bluff, this will do to go with Platts
historic remark of a year ago, that
betting on Tracy for mayor was like
picking up money in the street"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Campaign contributions haven't
amounted to much this fall, and it is
feared that the new little yellow even
ing paper for cent will fail to mate
rialize.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

After all. there is that strong old I'M
written law that a Worcester mayor is
to a second term, for Mr. Dodge
and his friends to grasp.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

at shakes the bases of belief says
the New York Sun, "to be obliged to
infer that the democratic party of Mas
sachusetts can get more votes when
the Hon. George Fred Williams is not
a candidate than when he is. Is rever-
ence for craftsmanship declining?"
No. not when James H. Mellen can be
elected to anything.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

The elimination of brains from the
leadership of the democratic party was
an enterprise upon which the silver men
entered with light heart, though the
spirit was sometimes malignant rather
than cheerful. Now the work has been
continued for them by the results of the
election. Where democrats have not de-
liberately sacrificed their best men in
the cause of silver, that cause has
brought about the election of republic
cans in democratic strongholds, and the
next senate will be conspicuous for the
absence of able and experienced dem
ocrats.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Or. Bulbs Cough Syrup is still i'm the
lead The people seem to like this Old
reliable cough medicine, and we don't
blame them; it is the best remedy for a
deep-seated cough or cold, and win effect
a cure in one day.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

Boss Croker has been blamed by
newspapers and democratic leaders for
the defeat Of Van Wyck.. but he is 60
ing to take it out Of his lieutenants
by deposing some of the most notorious
of the district leaders. What wc-ld
a Tammany campaign seem like, with
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

If it be true that the debt contracted
by Spain for permanent improvements
in the Philippines amounts to only a
million dollars. that may also be the
amount Of the compensation to be paid
by our government for taking the is
lands, and the smallness of it will go
far towards easing the consciences of
those who objected to paying $40,O0O,0OO
for the new territory. This niggardly
sum is also some measure of the benefit
and care bestowed by the Spanish gov
eminent upon one of the most import
ant colonies. 1t is not creditable state
ment,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE THE EYE OF ARGUS: HE
IS HONORABLE IF he DO BUT LOOK TO THE VEL.
FARE OF THE COMMONWEALTH"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-12

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1sos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
Der acknowledgements ben %. Stunt 1898.

perldnsern, 10 ,eiSt paS beltatisenoe
Seiipiel pes S%erSbaues, baB iiberaa
concrete llria6en uno anldlie nit Der
al9emeinen Senoens 3ulammensewirtt
baben. Die Gimme Der Teaction
Der 9egen Die Ser9leute 9eridteten
Senoens lit Die a6tltunoen= Nla9e III
Nmerita tritt lie mebr ais o~9itatorie
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III electriiireuocn Wtunen IN Der o6t=
ltiinoi9en Nrbeit Die CulntenenS uller
2&iini6e porbalten.
N&aS oie oellti6cn Ser9leute, Die
oeutl6en anUppen bon iDren &dtern
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~ mar eS i'm II. uno Is. >Sobr6unz
Bert 10 blieb cS iiir 2~Se'tTolen bis in
Die ilpeite &oGlite beS 10. Sabrbunz
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eide atS;utlettern, 10 oOG Die Sdidt
allies in alien ri0t picl ~tiir;er ais II
Stunoen buuerte.
(ShluE folQt.)
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Nntelubnrg.

Eurembur9.-En elmer Wt0n=
ioroe, welte bic S6weltem ,~Sclicic
uno Wtarie Niduro in Der }lrienol=
itrnBe bepobneu, entitanO our6 bic
Grploiion elmer EetroleumlQmpe Nelcr.
is 9elang Ben raid erldicnencn Rad
barn lno Eeuerpebrleutcn IN Nlano=
umore6en ben Grono IL l0l6en. Ste
e%rit0enanute ser beiocu S1welt.rn bot
i6were Sranomunocn t~rlttten, melde
ibre lleberiiibrung ms Spltdl Moth
wenot9 ma6ten.
Seiler.-Gin Dem Nterer Wti6el
@eiben ;~ugeb0riger Stou iomie eir
anlie9enper S6uppen luurpe burf ei:
he SeuerSbrlnit ialt gdnSli6 einge=
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9~srettet lperoen. Ger perurldhtt
S6uoen lit nidt beoeutenp Der BE.
n0dtbeiliSte lit iir iein Gigentbum
perii6ert.
Sietir6. - Die gauli6feiten
in oenen oaS Eeniionat @eprsz@o.
bert untergebradt mar, lino in oiient.
li0er &erlteigeruns an ,Srau ISittwO
&. Sittel iiir ben TreiS pom %, 00(
ST. ;ugei6la9en woroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-23
&rampfaOerbrnf, YrOitratic nlD aiOci=
irte SrNl1tbeiten.

Eunge, miteate ODER aue Mduner, wc1e lioeno imo, 2ei0en eini9e
Der ioI9euoen Spmptome: NCu0e uno p6pli&e S6wdne, ei66pite ytbenSz
troit, SOccnDerwrrung, matter uno &uut bcS @lanScs Der Nugen, l&ioers
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pcrS sic &e6aHenGet b9 @ete0 uno Der Sele mad Dirt 0S SelbtmiB=
braut0 Trt6rten. Bon &inobett al, umo III ipdteren n6reu fort0epbt,
bdn9t Die CepobnGeit al ben arnen Eeibenb,n ME Elm nobrGui0er Octopus,
bis ouo Nwl ODER oao Cra6 lie gum Cpfer foroert. 9&arnm0en, S6atb uo
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Z dlumnern ooer 1dlOfcn, 8eltm06G9 NeodbmiB, Wfun9el al &Mit sur
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per ben @a8en, trrtn0f 5rdHnnel AqetaH&olie, Griorruna, 3errcn ser Nus.
."H'' o' """"stn8,rOer uO ionirWo, Die ppelet III epjcpiihe &rimpie ODER
It. %ttuo cams enocn, NurdDnUmtett, 6eldperlt9eS NtbuEn, lnihlIiI0teit,
Scrlut Der S&iuen9truft, Sdl6terubett, Nerflopfen, SubTnn, WtutbloI9-
|teu, Noilnun9@DT9teit elmer helung Oocr Surft nor nober Ceiobr ooer
un9lHt, popltdeo nerp0ieS 3uern, itpude uO ltOHe MfuSteln, leites
GrmtOen mad tetner Nnitren8ung II 10.
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Scrfdufe
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VI. Gmmsl.

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Gas Beste, furr den ljausbedarf in
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LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY.
ct @prmoiuitrokp at GInu0. Minu
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@artcnieu9 bieten fam, tets oorratbiq. DC
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.pmta9, rcm2S. gull '9S,
ieilen regullren geln6 int
6ran0 Central DoIei 81 81. Glouo

MAIDEN unO Nei Sage perrpclen, wd5rnO wel1en Ell III 9fOt6e 9eSO8cn mer=
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ionri9e bur1 un6eoU6tomteit 6erbei8efH6rteu Eeioeu uno ge9en &runtbGten
tr9eno melden GburattcrS.
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ifoit 1T ct I'M Stanbe, lid Dem Fu6litm ais eimt8 5dGi9n onSubicten,
unmittel6are Nemn9 III briu8en. Seoe Nrt uuO &eidcben6et pom S6pds
den bel Itdnnern, jung ODER oft, miro fUr INNER 9ebeht.
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Cute 0eleSeubeit.

gin<s Der REORGANIZATION 6otels unb
Standardization nit outen StaQunoen
beHen Gage In Der etabt 2ittle GaQs ni&t
better eewlnf&t werben fann, IN ~ an
neSmbarsu Usbineunoen ~ taufen ober
In pa&t ~ uebmsn. @eeen N6berem
psRbe man f& an bic Office beS .Norb.
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@tro Qnfommem!
Der mlsge;ei6lete 9r5t, Or. Tiibblatt,

&oerauSgeber beS Nortbpeiern Webnal Sounnl, ebemai9er FroieNor
am Ntonta Wfeotul college, no CT Torlemn9en CAB Hbcr 0outrantbctt umo
uber ben urprun9 Der aronfbehen Der lrns Srgane, @erauS9eber bes u. y.
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III.

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Uenn blil0: poer uerlt9pit, est EN- Gas.
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105 25(.
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Soeben erbalten elite altOere Seaolng unleres
Sprtngporratbs at Tapeter.
8ir baben iest ben sr6Bten umo belt sewdblten @orratb, Der ie nd
St Glouo seIdidt purbe unb limb i'm Stanoe, lapeen uno Dele gu pr1
taufn uno lape,ieren me NnItreibeu siuiser gu beprsen ais lof Semanb
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arbsit usraussebt, ba mir su9 @slo erparen t6nnsn.
Mapbew & Sobn.
26-5. auenue iaSid.
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COMPUTATION fret.

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Niontag, ben 25. Snli, .uno Swei Sage perblGbcn.
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skAssr FrsiosisTs FALL OCT
Candidate for L~gistss"ss WIZ"
Asmvs-Ise Heavs Treacnsry.

Snersat Dispatch 10 the Post-inaeiIxsbE"i-
MOUNT VERNON. sept Ia.-~ Az - NO
rold that glitters'' may be said OK 'hs W.
son or spotted. ticket nominated at bur
nngton on the aa;b Of last month As sns
DAYS pass by II is more apparent ,aaf'
aver thai the suSsonisi6 OF Skagit county
"a no. er,ees "a elect their ticket on the
SIN 81 next November. The ticket To
ae.yed a ..b;aek eye Saturday evening
when Hon. q &. Whitney. Of MeAvfray.
who was nominated by ring-ieafing ia-
s.onists for the legislature. sent letter
10 Henry Gay. chairman Of the central
committee, stating that he declined 10 make
the run on that ticket this fall: that ne
thought II Was put-up job By the Demo
Gratis 10 slaughter him at the polls AS
snun as this letter waG received the Two
central committees @: the fasionists called
q meeting In the courthouse for the pur-
rssse 81 deciding upon 3 man 20 accept
Whftnay's place On the ticket They were
afraid 10 make An appointment before hfst
consulting their man. for fear he might
do as ar Whitney has done-~lihdraw
from the ticket. They finally decided to
appoint a COMMITTEES 81 three faithful fo-
slun.sts 20 rake the county from one erd
10 the other 81 hopes nf finding some one
who woiiiJ accept the appointment. Their
chances II securing a n.s1 70 rather slim
AT that convention man by the name
os J r. Sq8iTes. 81 Edison was nominated
for country irss surer The riassterE who
conducted the convention did not intend
that Sluires should be elected. but they
psls lirn up for trading purposes. Now IL
trsns3ires that they are making deal
with slis nsS party, which broke away
from them when fusion was effected 70
nominate. q man on the new ticket next
Saturday which all of the fGsionls.s and
fiiaepsnaerl. reforrncrs scaD unlte on in or
saf 10 defeat jim Dunlap. the Republican
.smine~. Fuf as Dunlap was treasurer Of
this f'stsa.r two years and gaze excellent
satisfaction. Il IL All utter imposslhiicy TO
defeat him ., the polls The outlook was
never brighter for Republican success
tran NJ present
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19
CAPTAIN ALLYN CAPRON
DIES OF TYPHOID,
4 Distinguished Artillery Omcer.
Whose Son and Aamesake Fell
Before Santiago.

WASHINGTON. Sept. iS.-Capt. Allyn
capron. First artillery. died az his home
near Fort MyFr Va. today
Capt. Caprou was one Of the bess-known
officers in she regular army, He had de-
voted himself particularly 70 the artillery
branch Of the service. having been an
honor graduate OF the artillery school in
1873. and was regarded as an authority on
artillery tactics. When Gen. Saasters
corps went 20 Santiago Capron accompani-
ed IT, ard his battery d.d notably fine work
IN the battle G: Santiago. During the first
days fighting before the city Capt Cap
runs son. Capt. Allyn X Caprou. Of the
Rouga Riders. was killed. The death Of
hts son preyeG upon the captains mind.
but he never swervsd Tor ar Instant from
h'sS1uty during the terrible days that fol-
lowed The se-sis OF disease were sown II
nis system during the Cuban campaign.
and he returned 81 has home a, Fort Myer.
near this city. only 10 be stricken dawn
with typhoid fever. His death occurred
about Il c'cloek Today.
Capt. Capron was born - Florida and
entered tne military academy as a cadet
81 ist3. After graduating De vas made
second lieutenant CO he First artillery CT
tho i7th Fl June. 1867. and was an Officer
- tha, regiment until MS death He was
commissioned Rs captain On the ain & De
eontey. l>sS 1t IS probable Capt Capron
VII b buried in Arlington National Gene
terry. bur TO definite arrangements tnr his
funeral have yet heen made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-19

The Body Finally Returned 10 the
Bridgeport Police Department.

MIDDLEBORO, Mass. Sept Is.-After
rnucb telegTaphing and tsiepboning, mem
Der of the Bridgeport police obtained pos
session Of the woman's body found IN the
yellow mill pond, from Frank Perkins
who has mistaken the remains FOR those u
his daughter, Grace. The town was scarce
y awake this morning when Detective
George Arnold. Of the Bridgeport police
arrived The first thing he did vas 10
call OF Undertaken Williams. who brought
the remains 0: the unknown woman from
Taunton last night. ard requested that they
De delivered 10 min. Williams informed the
detective that he intended 10 hold them
until he received definite orders from the
coroner al Bridgeport 10 give them. sup
plenentei by a sworn statement from Per
kns that the fragments OF The body in
the box were not those q his daughter
Al noon & telegram was received from the
coroner, addressed 10 Undertaken Williams
ard containing an order 20 give up the
body 10 Arnold Mr. Perkins was induced
to sign the statement demanded by the
undertaken With the tive documents Arm
old again presented himself az the under
takers and obtained the body, which xas
In an advanced state Of decomposition
Miss Perkins appears very much uncon-
cerned regarding the whole affair. and looks
on il as more Of a Joke than anything else,
She kept indoors all day and although the
house was we'll surrounded by curious peo-
pie few caught even glimpse of her.
The Bournes are even closer outhed
than the Perk.nses. although denying esn-
phaiicaIyfthar the two are married. The
family have intinated that at the proper
time a statement Will be made as 20 Charles
Bourne and Miss Perkins.