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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
PERRY WILL CELEBRATE
Upon the Fourth in UnexarlpIed
Prosperity style.

Perry, Q. T., June 15.-CSpecIal.) Perry
proposes to have one big day this year.
and that viii be On the Fourth Of July.
All the surrounding towns are coming IN.
Phil Rucker, our own big man. the big
Eest man il the world, Will be here
White Rock and Morrison are coming in
delegations. The great space between
the land office and the postofiice viii be
royered; likewise the street south OF the
square, and thousands viii have com
Portable seats thereby. y splendid pro
Sram is arranged.
As the postofflce IN our young city has
finally been declared a secoEd-class Office
and right alongside Of Guthrie and ok
lahoma City, We think it is time Tor the
Oklahoma crop reporter 10 place our
county in the list on Reports On Crons
Tor Oklahoma"
There is more building going on in op-
city than ever before. and this COM
'nenced long before we knew the santa
Fe would extend its branch from Black
Wei south win Perry as the objective
point.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
NOT BEING INVESTIGATED
Is; the Emphatic Denial Made in Gov
ernOr Barnes, Rehaff

Guthrie, o. T., June ia special from
Washington says: Governor Barnes of
Oklahoma, with his wife and daughter,
left for New York at noon today The
governors son is an officer on The Buffalo
and they went TO New York to visit him
before his ship leaves for Manila. The
governor, before leaving, again emphatic
ally stated that his administration in OK
Iahoma was not being investigated. He
sale he would return TO Washington the
last Of the week. At the oce of the score
tary Of the interior it was stated that
Governor Barnes was not summoned TO
Washington by Secretary Hitchcock. Two
weeks ago, the officials said, Barnes had
asked Off and been given leave Of absence
ior thirty days, so that he could come
east. Interior department officials saw
charges were filed against Barnes several
weeks ago and he had promptly answered
them satisfactorily. The department. they
said. were not conducting any inquiry hut.
they added, they did not know what dis
position had been made or would be made
uf the case by President Mckinley. The
department officials say they do not re-
gard the charges against Barnes as Sc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
HAVANA'S GARBAGE BARREL
Is Eeing Cleaned Dat at n Rate to
Terrify yellow Jack.

Washington, June 1.-THE army and
navy medical authorities are grstifled at
the sanitary work which Is being accom-
plished in Havana har00r, as IL Is said
this promises 70 rid the locality OF one %
the chief causes OF contagious fevers- a
Havana newspaper received At the navy
department today states that when the
American occupation began last January
several acres IL the har5or were literally
covered with entrails OF butcnered ami
mails coming down from creek where
slauga5er.ng Is done This mass lay putre-
fyi-g il the sun, sending cut sickiT
o35rs- The refuse from number q
candle and soap factories also found lis
way into the har5or- This mass o. putrs-
faction the engineer department &C TIE
army = clearing away as fast as possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

known dead. He has about forty more
names OF those who are rumored dead
which he IS investigating as rapldsy as
possible The great needs. after system.
were cash and labor. and both are coming
in rapidly. Several hundred men VIII
speedily overhaul all the wTeckags and
bring TO light any more bodies OF dead
that may be Tow hidden II cellars or else
where
Provisions having been sent 10 New
Richmond in sufficient supply 10 feed az
sufferers, the next need was money, and
in contributions ranging from few dol
lars Up TO several cash contributions Of
one thousand dollars. this need 5 being
az least partially supplied.
L develops that there was one tornado
insurance policy in town. and i was
somewhat remarkable case. The cashier
Of the Manufacturers bank, who also
looked after insurance, finished. at mir
utes after o'clock. writing q cyclone pol
icy on the house Of Severn Olsen and
its contents. he irnmediatel left the bank
and reached home three minutes later.
when the storm struck The Olsen house
and its contents were destroyed by the
cyclone and Mr.. Olsen viii receive N.se
for the nominal payment OF $50 preniunn-
The railroads have refused TO run eN-
cursion trains for the morbidiy curious
ST. Paul. MINI. June I.--A New Rich
mond. Wis. special To the Dispatch says;
The situation here IS still gloomy and the
suffering great but much is being done for
relief. The scene at the cemeteries today
is one that will never be forgotten. Sew
enty-five new-made graves may already
be counted in the Protestant and Catholic
cemeteries on the south and east limits Of
the town. The cold, damp weather has
added immea surably 10 the suffering
Scarcely a house in the city has a whole
pane Of glass. The whirlwiud broke those
windows that escaped the flying missiles.
AS a consequence il is almost impossible
TO make the nights bearable- Added 10
this suffering from cold. the crowded con-
dition of every building left IN the town,
and the wonder IS that hundreds Of the
older people do not perish OF sickness and
exposure. The vaults Of both banks which
were wrecked have been opened and
everything Inside IS perfectly preserved.
Milwaukee, Wis, June I5-At a meet
ing of the grand lodge OF Free and Ac-
cepted Masonss in this city tonight 1t was
decided 10 call on all lodges Of The state
about go in number, TO contribute 81 for
each member for the Keller OF the Free
Masous who suffered disaster at New
Richmond. c. c. Rogers, deputy grand
master, says the movement VIII result IN
the collection of about $1,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
BREST is MUCH EXCITED
Over the Prospect OF Dreyfus' De-
barkaCion There.

Brest, France. June 15.-There is consid-
cradle ecitement here at the prospect Of
the debarkaJion al this port Of Captain
Dreyfus. VINO left French Guiana June ID.
on board the French cruiser Sfax. and lit
tie else is talked about. Posters announc-
ing the decision Of the court Of cessation
in the case have fl many instances been
torn down and defsced. with inscriptions
hostile TO the Jews and Dreyfus. There
has also been conflicts between the rival
factlnrns
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| TELLS THE TALE OF PROSPERITY
salaries of I,7O9 Postmasters In
cFeas ed AGgregating S2I3 600

Washington, June 1.-THE post5ffice de-
partment has issued its sixteenth annual
statement showing the readjus,ment Of
presidential postmasters' salaries and the
re-c.assidtation Of Offices Tor the United
States. to take effect July / The in
crease in salaries IS due TO the largely in
creased business at the offices where the
postmaster's salary depends upon the
amount Of mail handled. The Offices
where cae salaries have been increased
number 100. the aesregate increase OF
salaries being S2,5 SEQ. The Offices re
cuoed number I'll ne aggregate reduc-
ton Of salaries being So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
JUST BEFORE THE CYCLONE
sven 0lesOu Took Ont a Cyclone Pol
lev II NrsH Richmond

s. Paul. Nina. June 5.-Syeten has
followed ne SKATE = paralysis that ~ afzt
interferad E.aa ne rescue and relief wa-k
q New Richmond. ard IA & few tags re
loss ~ lie. ~ east vi D kn3sa T.-1
rezsonable accuracy Al ofBeia. -. p
dead has seen compiled b. waldo &5s5sz.
VITO IS 6--ai.e5 1y the ceat-st c5aml.,ee
a. New Redmond 70 take charge q IL
remains. I; Is the arst ard only ISf cHat
has tas ofnc-al sanction g. ths sa1l-a--
tiers ar Mashsr IS 5-st-eE - taa ssa-
ersl chairman ard 3 resident O.. gaa F-a-
saei city He personally kuosrs Eaast -
the people On rs ust There are oss- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
COST OF STREET REPAIRING
Inquired Into by CficaSo's Baxter
Investigating Committee.

Chicago. Ill, June 15.-The Baxter COM
mittee today investigated the manner OF
awarding contracts for repairing the
streets of Chicago NJ. ]. Doherty, super
intendent of streets, testified thta when
he learned that a certain pirtion Of pave
ment needed attention he notified Con-
tractor Mccarthy. Mr.. Mccarthy, Attor-
ney Burres explained aside, is man OF
strength and experience in politics. Wit
ness said complaints from citizens were
not waited for. declared that although
no specifications went with Mccarthy :
contracts, they were generally satstac-
tory, the work being regularly Inspected.
In 1898 the contractors bill against the
city was $1,000. N other man had ever
even offered TO take the contracts, each OF
which is under the value of 500. Contracts
for sums greater than this. Mr.. Doherty
said, were let to the lowest bidder. The
witness stated that repairing block pave
ment cost about $l-15 per square yard. Nc
Carthy did the work for 60 cents.
Then ne must be losing miney?" in
CURED Attorney Burres.
well, you see, he has the tools and the
city has not" answered the superintend-
ent. Il think the city was the gamer in
hiring Mr, Mccarthy. He continues the
work because of the difficulty with the
comptroller with the warrants"
The cost of paving has advanced TO
$40" said the lawyer. DO you have to
pay that rate now?"
1--WE do" returned the witness
Irving Washington, city purchasing
agent. told the commissioner about the
price paid for paving material. The com
mittee may adjourn indefinitely after to-
mcrrows session. Senator Baxter said
this would be considered after a survey Of
the evidence now in the committees HANDS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
RsteS for summon C,nyentions

Chicago. III. June -5-F1r the annual
convention ~ ,he W. {. T. L. 10 he held
al Seattle, October l. TO % the western
lines have agreed TO make yate ot one
fare plus s. for the round trip. The same
rate VII also be- applied 10 Portland and
Tacoma Tickets VIII be sold October Il.
u and Il with a final return limir 10 Ne
NNmoer Is. S,op-overs, either goIag or
coming viii be allowed al points west of
The Missouri river and 81 s.. Pau. similar
rates from the west have been made for
the annual convention q the Youns. Pc
pies Christian Union OF the United Pres
'EteTlan Church of North America. to be
held u PitLsbnrE. AnsLIsr . 2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
OLD MERCER MAY ESCAPE
Owing to the Assumed Desirability or
a Cnnrili.farx PaIirY

Paris. June BE Is now believed that a
majority Of the members II the chamber
OF deputies. including many Socialists. vii.
be contented with an order u the day cen
surfing General MERCER, the former min
ister Of war, for the part which he has
taken "a the Dreyfus case. instead q bis
prosecution. II this could re done Il would
remove one OF the most serious causes o.
frIctl0n between the factions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
LIKES OKLAHOMA BEST
S'".McAeal UalScs Comparisons With
HaFd-Luck Sections

Guthrie. o. T. June 5-tSpeciaN-J
w McNea- has just returned from Hast
lHsS' Neo. he passed through the wheat
pe.i OF Kansas on his way there and saws
The very hes, wheat he saw would asr
average over i've bushels 10 III. ar~s
ana inst thousands Of acres had been
proved up lie say s-he corn in northern
Kansas and southern Nebraska is only
SIX 10 ten inches high. he Is sun more
impressed With the excellent outlook n
OAiahoma as an agricultural country.
Hnere Is no Place 81 the west or south
west an agricultural locality, taat com
DareS with Oklahoma AZ the r-sse-. .f-,,s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

s. Louis No. June 15.-N The I'm
provements. including the long graud
stand the massive betting ring enclosure.
the stables and other buildings of the
Madison race track. az Macison. his.
have been sold % "a wrecklog company
for only $40 The wrecki1g company viii
clear the ground which vii probably -
used by the Terminal assoc.atioH as a
switching yard. The Madison track Wa
started IN lSs2. but after running several
years 4 vas compelled 20 close down
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RAIN, RAIN, Go AWAY
Come Again Some other Day: Wood.
CoHuty Wants 10 Cnr Nh.

Ava O. T.. June 15--(Spec.aIl-Aa i'm
-aHense rain has been falling al over
Woods county for ne pas, SIX hours
91arroVlng q wheat mad Jus, com
Unenced. This will delay matters for sew
eral days, provided no more rain fars
Our icns continued and frequent rains
sre making the farmers and merchants
anxious as 70 the saving OF our grain
crop. which IS immense. At hes, :, wiz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
Butwon'tthe other Girls Turn Green

washington, June l5--The pTefidsnf and
Al-s. Mckinley VII leave washington
late tomorrow afternoon fer Ho.y1ke,
Mass. where s1ey viii attend The con-
rneacenau; exercises q Mount Eoiyoxa
college A. S5ut1 Hs5ley. Their niece.
Mss Grace Mckinley, VII! b zrno-z re
graduates. TIE trip wiH occupy asou;
ruro weeks
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New York. June l5.-At Gravesend ia
chief event today Was the Brooklyn DER
by. $1,000 A. a mile and a half. Aaom
won. Tho Bouncer seoud. MacIcod ~
Dare third Time. 2ss IN TIE Tremoat
stake. sx nlrlonzs. $1,000. for z-g'ar-
olde. Marloert Won. Msdr!aa 1scgad. Mis-
s.9aary ta.rd Time. I-is.
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jennings Bank A<ksaCsarter

Guthrie. O. T. June B.-lspeciall The
Jennings STATE bank. ot Jennings. Paw
nee county. has aled az application fo-
charter With Secretary. Jenkins. The
capital stock o. TIE rev bank : s5.e5o.
The directors are c. ". CaaHald. W
Caadeld and ". E. Adams
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Ovrrland ~ Itacrs
,envor. June l5.-Results at Overland

Denver. June l5--lIesu.ts ~ overland
Park
F.rst. tr0tting. 2.i7 class; PhoeAe Chilfs
won third. fourth and ffth heats ard
race: time 2.l5}4 2i6A "a. Sister Al
see took second heat time, Lis's. iri4by
= took first heat. tine. 2a{ia Ealert.
Hooper. King Holiday ard Kane also
started.
second race. pacing. 80 c.ass. Coory
won ln three straight beats; time, zls's:
ASA: 2.2Fz Lady Smart. Pr.ucis. AL.
Blast AM Arllae T. also started
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bourbon Making on tsr.pa scale

Peoria IL Ja1s 15--'6s Auer.ean
Sps-its Manufacturing company have de-
cded 20 znaautacture sosrboz zhlsky q
an enormous scale, and Ter tass p1rposs
nave commenced building s. THIS c,y a
warehouse with = eap-e.ty a. -ioas bar
res
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
RoSroN =. PHTI.ADFIPH IA.

Boston. June l5-The Champions rad
Httle trouble in winning from Fittsoe.s,
and were In fine batting condition N1et
ran stopoea the game n the Ska IN
49,. $50, RfIE
Bosto, :
IsA,Is5s,-bia .000Ol NIT ;
Rat-s-ies-RoSton. Willis and Bergen:
Phfadelphsa. FYhe.d and Mcfarland. I'm
pires. Lunch and Connolly. Attendance.
Ice.
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npo.nE-r-ro- 3. - YnRK- :

New York June l5.-Ths ht.A !3n.rg
and part Of the sixth % today's game IN
Brooklyn were played IN the rain. Which
then came down IN torrents and stopFse
further play. score: RI =
New York ....+......-....-.o -
Batteries-New York. poheny and War
ner. BROOKLYN. Kennedy and Farrell. Um-
pires. Burns and smith. Attendance.
3, sls
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be several days before headers or bind
ers can be run in the fields. Corn is get
ting weedy on account of the frequent
rains.
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BAITTMORE 70: WASHINGTON. .

Baltimore. June baltimore won a
Icng-dravu out and 5Ee-s,ded game nom
washington today. score. KH =
Baltimore ..........2O401 10 II
washington ...-....I10OOO0 0-2I2 1
Eatteries-Baltimore Howell and Carts
ham; Washington. weighing. &cFarlani
and Ncuire. Umpires. ODsy and Nj
arr. Attendance. -.
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BASEBALL
caIc,AGo- 8: CTNCINNATI.

CHICAGO. s: CINCINNATI, =
c.h;caxo. June 1s.-The Orphans ouncn-
"a seven OF their eight bits In t~e "
nfnss today, Brsitenstein's witness So
lils mem : li., 'N 80. o'-'0' RI 2
,,,-;.as,o eoo7oso l
Cincinnati .....-..-.-e D ~ - -
Battsx1es-Chicago, Callahan ana Lon
ohue; Cincinnati. BTeisenstein ai.1
Vanrhn I-uplres. SUartwood ani War
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civ E1IAANLl . II tHsI1 49,
Clevelaa5. g.. June i5.-'The errors Of the
visitors contributed largely 70 the Nie.oFy
OF the home team today. but Lever NAS
also hi in a timely way. Score: II =
Cleveland .-..........9 Q Q Q q
Yi1tsburS .-........s0 2
Observation-Disclosures. Hih ana So@een'
Pittsburg. Lever and Schrives. InpIss.
Gaffney. Attendance. 10
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Ct T0r-rS aTNT1SvTTIF =

louisville, Ky. June lS.-Thc CO'oncs
failed 20 hlt at the right time. While ths
Browns punched their hits AMI pro.fted
ey the home teams errors Atteudance.
% score: Ri T.
Louisville ...........0OII100 4
81. Louis ...........I0I1Oo0 l
Bat.eries-I,ouisviIle Downing and e.
7redge: 81. louis. Sudham aud OConuor.
EMPIRES. Etusle and Mcdonald
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-24

the sum of $4,000 Adjournment was ia
ken for four weeks.
= In the first hearing in the case Of
Henry Krahl, no claims were proved.
Emil Zaeder was appointed trustee,
with bonds in the sum of 500. Ad-
journment was taken for four weeks.
Trustees final accounts allowed in
these cases: Adjourned meetings of
Emerson & Monroe, Fitchburg; O'Gara
Worcester; George F. MchIunn of
Southboro; George Barton Worcester;
A. B. Fillmore, Worcester.
In the final meetings of w. S. Spring,
Herbert z. Chandler, A. Leslie Marble,
Almon II. Fisher of Worcester, John H.
Titterton OF Templeton, trustees final
accounts allowed.
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE JURY.
District Attorney lockwood Hoar has
received a fine picture of the grand
during the last session of the superior
criminal court.
OWES 1921 FOR MILK.
In the case of Mrs. Frank Dwyer of
Worcester against Andrews of West
Boylston w. j. Merriam, counsel for
the defendant filed a declaration and
set off against the plaintiff, and 1t has
been decided that the plaintiff owes
the defendant $1.21 for milk delivered
to her restaurant on Chandler street.
HEARING IN EQUITY.
There was hearing yesterday before
Charles A. Merrill, auditor, in the old
equity rooms at the court house, in the
case of Norwood & NArton VS.. Jennie
G. Lathrop.
APPEARANCE ENTERED.
In the probate court yesterday, in the
matter of the estate of Isra M. Reyn-
Odds, Charles M. Thayer entered his
appearance as counsel for Elizabeth r.
Hutchinson.
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tibet first, he would reply to it With the
name skunk, which he considered ap-
propriate to describe the filthy and I'm
clean element in the party. He could
think of nothing better for party Of
men who would hide a deficit Of $192
under the term miscellaneous. His way
Of oharacterizing De Leon instead of
as in the resolution. would be that he
is one Of the most cheerful and prolific
liars he ever heard. He referred to the
meeting in Horticultural hall, which,
he claimed, was attended by only
about SO people. At this, John T. Har-
graves exclaimed, That's a lie," and
the chairman was obliged to rap for
order. Mr.. Wiley also referred to the
so-called cowardly action of De Leon
in publishing personal letters and the
manner in which he had screened him
self behind the skirts of Mrs. Avery
when a torrent of abuse was heaped
upon her as the innocent cause.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-24
THE CITY.

The monthly meeting of the Children's
Friend society will be held at the home
tomorrow at p. m.
The Home Missionary alliance will
meet at p. m. today at the Adams
Square church. Miss Miriam Woodbury.
Of Boston will speak.
The White regiment will drill in Sal
walton Army hall, Commercial street,
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
Rev DR.. Almon Gunnison breaches to
his former people at the First Univer-
salist church on Sunday morning and
at the Old Ladies' home on Sunday af-
ternoon.
At the Church of the Unity, on Sun
day morning, there will be a special
recognition of the Thanksgiving season.
The minister Rev. Frank L. Phalen,
will preach sermon suggested by Gov.
Wolcott's proclamation,
Yesterday George t. Dewey pur-
chased the four-story building, 225 and
227 Main street. known as the Ames
building, The former owners were the
heirs Of the estate of c. M. Harris. The
price paid has not been made public.
The all-day meeting of the Christian
and Missionary alliance will be held
today at 1920 a. m. and 2 p. m. Mrs.
L. f. L. Reeves, missionary from
South China, eo-laborer with Miss
Prentice of Worcester, will address the
meeting.
Rev. Levi Gilbert, D. D., of New
Haven, will give the fourth lecture in
the course, at the Coral Street Method
ST ohI1rab thia The sIIhipof
will be. "The chosen people of free
DOM" This lecture was postponed
from last evening.
George Forbit, four years old, was
picked UP on Main street yesterday
and handed over to a policeman, who
took the youngster to his home. AZ
looking for him, and the lad was en-
deavoring to find his way home when
taken in hand by the officer.
The Primary and Junior Sunday
School Teachers union Will meet this
afternoon in DR.. Mix's office. Y. NJ. c.
A. building, at o'clock. The inter
mediate lesson will be taught by Mrs.
S. A. Moulton of the South Baptist
church, to be followed by a paper read
by Mrs. A. 2. Conrad. Subject, Sun
day school music"
Clemence sold yesterday for the heirs
of the late Lydia w. Clark in Green
vile, Leicester, Al acres of standing
wood and timber In three lots, one of "a
acres to w. A. Wilson of Spencer, for
$685. one lot of eight acres to A. Da-
wilson of Leicester, for $2095; one lot of
nine acres to Chaffee Bros. of oxford,
for 1902 50-all cash-the whole amount
ing to $6792.50. The land was not sold.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-24

In Lakeview Congregational church
yesterday afternoon, Rev. A. z. Conrad,
pastor of Old South church, conducted
services at the funeral of Elliott u. Gull
yer. A mixed quartet from the church
gave selections. Rev. John H. Mat
thews said prayers at the house, rs AL
varado avenue. The bearers were Roy
Usher William King, Fred Culver,
Herbert Culver. The floral pieces inclu-
ded pillow marked Electrician" from
the employees of Plummer, Ham &
Richardson; standing star from the
employees of Hotel Kenmore; mound,
from the employees of the George C.
Whitney company, and many bouquets
from friends
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-24
PRINCE RAMON"

For those who have not seen Prince
Ramon" at the Worcester theatre,
there are but three more opportunities
left: Tonight, tomorrow afternoon and
tomorrow night. Last night the audi
encea was one. of the largest and the
performance went through without a
flaw The music still continues TO at
tract the attention Of the auditors, and
the delightful solos meet with the APP
plauss they deserve. 1t looks as
though the Associated Charities will
gain enough from this week of opera
to take care Of all the poor in town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-24
VALUABLE DOG MISSING.

Chief of Police James NJ. brennan re-
ceived letter from Mrs. Alice c. Wen
of Fitehburg yesterday, asking that he
instruct his officers to be on the look
out for her big Newfoundland dog,
which she says strayed from the Wind
sor hotel in this city. The animal is
nine months old and answers to the
name of Lion.