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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-29
ATTENDED WORSHIP.
Spencer Veterans Address
ed at Holy Rosary and
the Town Hall.

Spencer, May 2s.-The Holy Rosary
Catholic church was filed today, the
occasion being the usual memorial ex-
ercises. The body of the church was
filled by members of the G. A. r., Sens
of Veterans, Womans Relief Corps
and Sewing circle.
The pastor, Rev. FIR. Dolan, deliv-
cred an eloquent sermon, in which he
praised the soldiers Of the civil war
and the late one. The entire sermon
was in relation to the deeds of the men
who had fought for their country.
Special music was rendered, the choir
having been rehearsing for the past
few weeks under the direction OF Isaac
d. Achim.
In the evening the services were helS
at the town hail. Emerson Stone dct-
ing as chairman. After a short address
he introduced the principal speakef q
the evening, Rev. Robert e. Smith lie
delivered a short and impressive al
dress. Seated upon the stage were the
selectmen and invited guests. quar-
tet consisting of George Muzzy. Alfred
Emerson Stone, William Hosking ana
during the evening.
A pretty wedding took place this
afternoon at $50 o'clock at the paroch-
ial residence of Rev. FIR. Lamy.
The contracting parties we're MISS
Cora Pombrey and Joseph DeVerger.
Miss Mary Lavalee was bridesmaid
and Louis Either was best man The
bride was handsomely goWned IN WIlts
cashmere trimmed with white lace, ana
carried a large bouquet OF white plilks;
The bridesmaid was dressed in hght
green silk trimmed with lace and aiso
carried a bouquet of white pinks Al
ter the ceremony the party proceede
to the home of the brides parents
where a supper was served.
A more disappointed set of boys
than those Of the local high scnooi
would be hard to find. Up 20 the iaSt
event in the field day yesterday, they
were confident of victory, In TACT STA
ted upon the track that they Woulc
surely win. z.,,,o
No fights, and but very few drunks
could be seen around Spencer streets
TODAY. Chief of Police Draper could pc
seen riding around Chestnut street, ire
principal locality of last Sundays ttoG-
HE and the hotel landlords were WiHes
awake to see that no trouble u
around their places,
Josenh Girouard lost a valuable morse
this morning from locljaw.
THE Misses Narcotic OF LeeoS Ire
the guests of J. B. Gendreau OF clarke
street
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-29
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OPTICIANS.
Pope Optical
r. EXAMINING
GU., OPTICIANS.
With JeWelry
DEPT. COMBINED.

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Emerald. Garnet, Amethyst or DiamIo,nd;
il SO we can suit you in price as wen eliza, as
stone. All genuine. Remember the 5 nui
her COS Main street. Worcester MASS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
ABANDONED AT SEA.
Captain and Crew Of Kathadin Taken
OFF by Pilot Boat.
Vessel Was Loaded With Coal for Hampden,
and In a Sinking Condition.

Boston. Sept. The bilot boat Hes
per. Capt George Lawlor arrived here
this forenoon having on board Captain
Marshal and five of she crew OF the
American bIig Kathadin of Bangor
Me, which was abandoned in a sinking
condition 60 miles east of Boston Light.
The crew left the brig yesterday after
noon. She was waterlogged and they
expected her To go down every minute.
The sighting of the pilot boat saved
the crew the trouble of launching their
own boats
The hathadin was bound from New
YORK TO Hampden. Me. with a cargo OF
coal She was built at Brewster. Me. I'm
1864, and registered 2l3 tons gross
just before the sailors were taken off
.ne captain or the kathadin broached
MS vessel SO as TO make the work
easier. No sooner was this accomplish
ed than bCth the briggs masts went bv
the board The broken spars and wreck.
age came down In a heap. but no ono
was injured
captain David Haskell OF the Ka
thadln was seen here today regarding
the loss of his vessel. lie said that head
winds had been encountered ever since
August % when the brig left Port I.ib-
erty After leaving Vineyard Haven
where the vessel put i'm FOR shelter on
1uesiay. the wind came up strong from
the westward. causing rough sea.
The OH vessel strained heavily and
sprung aleak. Sine midnight on Tues
day until yesterday afternoon the men
were Kept constantly at the pumps but
In spite OF their water gained steadily
steadily, ana IL became apparent that
the craft was Doomed
When the Hespcr went To mis- assist
3nCe fAptain HagkpU qaid ,tr. tsa,,,.,
din had nearly 1--WE feet OF water in her
mold. ana was fast ssttling. Several of
the sails had been blown away or torn
10 ribbons, ana the vessel .was almost
helpless and being driven e. sea. Be
fore the Heper left rhe brig the latter
was set ON fire and a short time later
sank i'm % fathoms of water.
The kathadln was owned by A. r
Neasie & Company VI Bangor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Quarterly Meeting Of the R. |. Organ
izatiOn in Y. M. C. A. Hall.
Interesting Papers Read Reports Of Dele
gates and COLLATION..

The quarterly meeting Of the Rhode
Island Medical society was held at II
O'Clock this morning. in Y. NJ. c. A.
hall the president. Dr. George ID. Her.
sey. In the chair and quite number of
the members present. Prior to the
meeting proper there was season ot
the censcrs. which is a board composed
of the past presidents OF the society.
The regular meeting was opened by
the reading OF the minutes by the act
ing secretary. Or. William r. White,
and then the regular routine business
was transacted.
DIR. +. 4. Roger and DR.. r. ID. Cheese
bro, delegates To the recent meeting ot
the American Medical association, held
at Columbus. O.. reported upon the
work OF the meeting and their report
was accepted
PAPERS were then read as follows:
Making and Recording of an Autop-
sy.' by DR.. G.. :. Machan. "Dyspnea. -
by DIR. f.. r. Peirce. and "The Poison
Gus Plants OF Rhode Island" by Prof.
w. w. Bailey.
At the close Of the reading of the pa :
pers the meeeing was declared adjourn
ed. and then collation. was served in
the hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
DEL PILLARS REBELS.
Continued from page one)
War Department Active.

Washington. Sept. THE activity OF
the department. officials and the close
hguring tnat Is being done regarding
the available force in the Philippines
lndicates an early movement
Ihere are indications that the cam
balsn may begin at least "A month ear
ner tnan expected II there shall be IA
voIaDie weather conditions. BY October
l. 6enetal otis viii have an army OF
Sl,VVO effective fghting men, Ii is be-
leVed ny some officials that such a
Iorce ought to begin an active cam
palgn without delay In this conncc-
ton u ~ known many officers Look with
laN"r upon the suggestion thar en- ar
my should be landed al I.inRayen ana
move down the Dagupan railway. thus
taxing the army ~ Aguinaido I'm tn
rear. This will ncccssltatc tho co-on.
eietlOn OF the navy and the officials of
the navy dcpartmcn, have consulted
WIN tne war department as 10 what
tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Courage" Says labori.

As the prisoner was passing counsel's
table Nj. Labor stopped him and whis-
pered Courage" DTeyfus smiled and
nodded and as he proceeded NJ. Jauers.
the socialist leader, and number Of
others seated on the benches before
which Dreyfus passed repeated NJ. La
Doris word of encouragement.
The most elaborate police measures
VIII be taken during the last day of the
trial. Eight gendarmes will be dstrib-
uted in the court room Twenty gend-
armes and a detachment OF infantry
VIII be stationed in the court yard. The
cordons of troops and gendarmes in the
vicinity Of the Lycee will be tripled and
placed further back, detachments OF
gen6armes will be posted on the
squares and bridges OF the town and
mounted gendarmes will patrol the
principal streets of Rennes. The garri-
sons of neighboring towns will be held
in readiness To be dispatched here at
notice. Jf cry is raised or
q threatening gesture made by any one
In the audience before or after the ver-
dict. the offender will be arrested and
taken before the president of the court.
President Jouaust and will be then and
there sentenced to punishment the
minimum penalty being two years IN
prison.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
BUILDING COLLAPSED.
Structure in Course Of Demolition
Suddenly Falls.
McKsan Knocked From His Wheel and
Hurt Narrow Escapes Of Others.

n very peculiar accident occurred
on Friendship street. at the corner of
Eddy. this afternoon An old wooden
ouiiuihg' belonging 10 the knight es-
'ate' Was In process of demolition. to
make way for a business block. and
Just as William McKeon. OF No. II
rlehdahlp, was passing IL ON his
Wheel me sides of the structure fen
out, me building collapsed and a por-
t!oh OF the roof struck and felled Nc
hcon causing severe confustos,s or -,
head. The ambulance was called but
he refused to 60 10 the hospital
naFles l.. Ellis, the auctioneer ana
a AIRS. Crossln were Just i'm from of ~
,nuuulhg' and two men We're driving by
~ express wagon. All Of these
would have been hit and crusbaa 49,.
large beam had not a telerrar ~, ',,' W. a., =
caught and held II back "Hs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
FINANCIAL.
BULLS AND BEARS.
A Session Of Steady Selling and
Sagglng in The Market.
Railroads, lndusiTiaIs, Locals and All
Kinds Of Stocks Went Lever.

Wall Street. Sept. THE market
was decidedly ragged all day long.
Higher interest rates for call money
and South African war rumors hung
over the street like two blades OF Dam
oCles
The profits of yesterdays fine little
furry which We're generally reduced
before the close were still further at
lacked this morning and more than
wiped out by early afternoon.
Leather common tried 10 come TO the
relief but though IL rose vallantly to IL
no enthusiasm MAS awakened I'm the
rest OF the lis,.
Pullman, too. made an encouraging
splurge but sentiment was too much
against the bull side today FOR anything
more than halt in the selling 10 be
There appeared 20 be plenty OF quiet
liquldation all over the board.
The especial weakness was in the
Changers but it extended generally all
through the list even such active and
pushing industrials as Federal Steel
and Il. G. /. sagglng seriously.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

their efforts to save South Chatham
had succeeded. Others took some of the
vacant places from time 20 time and
by the middle Of the forenoon The force
was as large as ever nearly all of
those previously engaged having re-
turned after a brief period of rest.
The wind today was strong from the
northwest ana there was little I'm the
situation 70 encourage those trying 10
stop the flames. The woods. dry I'm ev-
cry part from weeks of drought. offer
no check To the fire. The direction OF
the wind moreover. made any attempt
at starting back fires out of the ques-
tion. A considerable part Of the men
opposing the progress of the flames to-
day devoted their efforts to protecting
the scattered dwellings along the hign-
ways i'm the threatened section.
The loss from destruction of timber
added TO that sustained at South Har-
wich last night, Will be seriously felt |
N this section.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
BAY STATE ODD FELLOWS.
lage Arsndanc, al Tho Annual Messing OF The
Grand totgs al Foslon.

Boston, Sept. THE Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts, order OF odd Fellows,
began dheir annual session here today
with very large attendance. Grand
Master Charles O. Tyrell Of Natick pre-
sided and after preliminary business
the grand officers presented their re-
ports.
Grand Master Tyrell gave returns up
to June 80 showing that the present
membership Of subordinate lodges is
81 .55S n satisfactory increase over tho
term. The membership OF Re.
bekah Lodges I'm this jurisdiction De-
cember 81. 1895. was ~. 4S9. II was voted
TO grant a charter for a new Rebekan
Lodge at New Bedford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
COL. SHAW ELECTED.
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
Great Enthusiasm i'm National En-
campment When Judge Rassieur
Withdrew i'm Favor of Him.

Philadelphia. Sept. 7.-Shortly after
the opening OF todays session Of the
national encampment OF the @. a. II.
Judge Leo Rassieur of 81. Louis with
drew his name as a candidate for the
ONCE OF commander-in-chief Judge
Rassieur, in a speech that aroused un-
bounded enthusiasm among the dele
gates. declined O. oppose Col. Albert
ID. Shaw or Watertown. y. y. and re-
quested that the vote Of the encamp-
ment be given 10 Col. Shaw.
Judge Rassieur was cheered 10 the
echo and cries OF "Rassieur for 1900
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
MARRIED AT LEXINGTON.
Mss lIb Duncan vtThes rsccmes hs B,Its Of
Arthur 10, Drspo.

Lexington. Sept AT noon today M
the Episcopal Cathedral Blshop Ilur.
ton officiating. Arthur Joy Draper of
lInpe. ale. Mas. ia ~ ~ Geh.r,l
William T. Draper United STATE. Am
blssador 20 Italy and Miss Tillv Duu.
can Naihtis. dsughtes o.. Chlries n.
N.fhe's. banker uf This rity, were
married.
General Drapfr married Miss Preston
In this cry 10 Ncars ago ana gefrrs
Dtis Draper his scranl son. married an
luli nf t1day's hrii ll1m sght
srafF ago. ,mone thr gif today uns
81 sncral Drawer check o.. 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
ALL NIGHT FIGHT
AGAINST FOREST FIRE
Chatham Saved From Destruction
by Trenches-Flames Still Raging
Famed by Heavy Wind.

South Harwich, Mass Sept THE
forest fire which swept by this place
last night destroying ii dwellings and
other buildings. and at midnight was
rushing toward Chatham i'm spite of the
efforts OF the 800 men who had gathered
10 hght The fiames. was checked by
srenches before II reached South Cha:-
ham. early this morning. The barrier
however. only served 10 divide the path
or the fire. one section turning toward
the lower part of South Chatham and
the other i'm the direction of East Har-
wfch.
These hamlets were not i'm immediate
danger today, but "A large section of
Forest was destroyed and isolated
houses suffered. although up 10 noon
none had been reported burned
The men who had been fightlng the
fre for nearly "a hours were able 10 |
catch brief respite early today after !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

were heard in all parts Of the grand
opera house.
The encampment elected Col. Shaw
by accfdma,iOn.
NJ this point the business of the en-
campmcnt was interrupted by the ar
rival of delegations representing ~ 4,
Womans Relief corps. the Army
Nurses and sons OF Veterans ana >
brief reception was held
After the visiting dclegations had lef.
lhe election OF the remaining officers
was taken up.
Irving Robbins of INDIANAPOLIS was
elected senior Vice-commander.
w Baker OF Lynn was elected sur-
geon- general
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

BY virtue OF an execution No. 2i446
issued from the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District holden at Provi-
dcnce within and for the county OF
Provide nee and State OF Rhode Island.
dated June 10Th, a. ID. 1899. and re-
turnable to said court September 18th
a. ID. 1899, wherein Wllfred w. Aldrjcsh
OF said Providence and Clayton 4. Bal
lou. of Warwick. In the county of Kent.
co-partners doing business as w w
Aldrich a. Company .Of yaid Provi-
dence. is plaintiff. and Herbert J. Ra-
con. alias John Doe. OF said Providence
Is defendant. will be sold at public aiic-
tion on Saturday. September Both. A. ID.
1899. at II O'Clock noon. at the Sheriff's
Office in the Providence County Court
House. corner Of College and Benefit
streets. in said Providence. all the
right. title and interest the within
named defendant had In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate az the tlme
OF the attachment OF the same on the
original writ. to wit. on the sth day of
May. a. n. 1899. at II o'clock and s5
minutes n. M. VIZ:
4 certain lot Of land with all the
buildings and improvements on the
same. situated at the Foot of Dugaway
hill I'm the townof CTanston. and known
as the Hunt Print Works estate and
bounded as follows: Northerly and
aasterly on land now or formerly of
George J. Hayward. -outherly ON Dug.
AWAY Hill rad and westerly on a
IleiDg th" same premises
conveyed to ~ Joshua Bscon by deel
FROM IIcnIiltta Haisi eld recorded in
Rock No. ~, at pare l0l ~ tn Records
~ Deeds FOR slid cams on
Levied On ths g. day of Jnne. 4. -
500. 8t . O'Clock u. m.. ard Viii BE- sold
to satisfy sail execution III sufficient.
NLBERT o. COATES.
Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.


Fa'roiman McCartin Of the Second
s1auoh discovered gas leaking ir Al
'o'"o Nastlslonis bakery. 4g7 Smith
street at l:ij this morning. Tho o.
company's night man was notieed 80,
The escaping nuid was sbui or
'ohn desmond, % years old op,nto,.o.,
y. - Npfth hnd bicachprv. vns 1,rc..
~ ~ Iatro'inan Andrew f. Martin on
49,, ,s,,'. ~, yesterday afternoon FOR
an assault upon Dora Ahrah,,.,i' i'i
years old. and i'm the siv5b S,, al'is,
court today. he Was sentence -, -. -
~ - Nv Nl"tn'e county Jail for Do a.
Desmond hal been drlpkfr,. "'sS.
SO much that D. did moi g,,it,. Put i mot
Nlldl he was doing and az onre h',,'i,,,',
rtpent'nt. Tie cnticed the cbud e.,'. .
.he slIccl INTO the entry of her n,ra,,,,,
tchenleht =. ana was behaving impropor.
This afternoon about IN, o.,,,,.,.
or the Armour Packing ro,s y, -
ntokc down on Wpvb1ss,t .y.,.., ,oei'is A
nlocked ne street cars for is ,,ic,,,l. '
n' Suing 81 blocked rars 49,,
rom lE front ~ the postooica -. AZ
corner of Eddy street '''''e I" the
~ hialih was given from box 49- .,
80, ni broadway and Tob"y
So. "t '"o this morning for a.,
Inc.tsd Vi o. threc-stOry buiIdinp
ongbf,r,' .,., ,.l' Vorner of those thor
snarhs from a chimney d,,,s',,,. e, ~
of Johnston. "'"' S.A'jenfs
Ihose wh' have any bueipess =, r,,,
h Y" pi't trl court tomorrow mn.,
% 'n hind early as Chier uslt.r ~
.. u. ',..rH ".ih jude sweetland to r51
~. N, t-t promptly at o'clock. n.
.,,,.'.'.i ON new complaints vu
'ni.f and such officers Dc NAV be ,,,1',
,ii li'niinnns. to Tat away az e9ifv 30 r,,-,.
mar th'v NAV b. of rorvira ir
''nnllg th" ciuw's which vil b. ,ui
.' tho visiting 2sth regiment rsV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
0REYFUS' TRIAL.
Continued from Page one1

continued from Page one)
thousht SO up to August rs. The GOV.
eminent commissary affirmed thar he
nlnseif noticed the alteration in Drey-
rus handwriting since 1894. i'm letters
and.
MAJOR Carriere said in conclusion:
Iouay L came TO tell you on my soul
ana conscience that Dreyfus is guilty.
ana TO ask for the application of arti-
Gle IS of the penal code"
When Major Carriere had concluded
Coi. Jouaust ordered the adjournment
OF the court and Dreyfus rose quickly
ana apparently not detected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

A decree was entered I'm the appellate
court today I'm the divorce ease Of Rea
Bstrfian ~. Levi Bat~man. directing
the respondent 90 pay 10 the petitions
tr's solicitors Of record. AcFee a,
Greene the sum o. 81 week for her.
support and counsel fee OF $40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Artillery Ordered Out

Bloemfontein. q. f. s.. Sept. 1T s.
understood that all the Transvaal arr
tillery has been called out and that tho
burghers have been notified to be
ready.
The latest reply Of the Transvaal 10
Great Britain is regarded as marking
uoarQ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

Auctioneer William a. Herrick sold
az noon today on the nreaises h,ure int
fixsJ feet On the e0strriv side 0f Oerau
street. next 90 corner of gaiisburv tn
Mr. Ncl Mcdonald for ssf5. ana at
1880 y. mn. on tho premises esfata III
B1gman street. consisting of ~ fnf nf
land 5oxl00 feet with tuu-tonenenf
house thereon 90 Mr. patrick Fivnn ana
wife, Theresa FOR 1855.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Confidence In Miner.

Cape Town. Sept IA large meeting
OF THE colored residents OF this city held
yesterday passed resolutions express
ing confidence I'm Sir Alfred Miner The
governor OF Cape Colony. and sympa-
thy FOR our brethren IN the Transvaal.
who Are denied all rights
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
yellow Fever al ksJ WesL

Washington. sept ;.-Telegrams to
the surgeon general OF the Marine Hos
pital from Surgeon Carter now at Key
West states that up To las. night the
American physicians had reported 90
eases OF yellow fever 40 that point. lie
estimated that the cuban physicians
were in attendance upon from one
third to Onc-hsif ~ many none cases,
but no reports had been made by tnrn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
REQUEST OF Beers.

Continued from Page one.)
The correspondent adds that he also
interviewed General Joubert. com
nfander- In -cIhjef OF the Transyaal
forces. and vice-president OF the South
African Republic. who took gloomy
view OF the outlook.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Trours Under Orders.

Simla. Sept. 7.--Three regiments Of
cavalry. four regiments Of Infantry and
three batteries OF field artillery have
been formally warned TO prepare &c
leave their stations i'm India at the
shortest notice for service In South
Africa. The hospital outfits have re-
ceived similar orders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Government viii HeIu.

johannesburg. Sept. The burgo-
master announces the government will
help the municipal authorities TO con-
tinue preparations for hostilities
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

The American National bank has b.
gun suit against Frank J Bicanall ana
fdward }. Bifknall 90 recover $1,000
<kc suit Is based on promissory note.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Financial Notes.

Money on call strong at ilt@5 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper f4d5 per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm az StS6isfi
i.SGSi for demand and at slS3%a4. s3iL
for sixty days.
Posted rates s4Si0LS7s.
Commercial bills N.S2is
Government bonds steady
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

James Mcguire was fined s. and costs
in the police court today for revelling
on Tell street. and Dominck Waltz, 81
and costs for revelling on Richmond
stret
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-07

WANTED -CHAsERS on CH ANS.
hamilton & Hsmilton.Jr, Eddy e..