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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
TRIO OF GAMES"
Bars Boys Arrested in Worcester for
Stealing Ovsrcoat.

Barre, May 9.-Henry Paine. Ernest
O'Maney and John Quinn were arrested
this afternoon by Officers Condy and
Streeter at the Lincoln square staten.
Worcester, for the larceny of an over
coat from a resident of this town. The
three youngsters became enthused with
literature of the plains on how Jesse
James got rich without half trying, and
the boys made away with the coat
They took the train to Worcester and
were nabbed as they were about to step
of at the Lincoln square station. They
were delivered over TO Deputy Sherif
Merrick and Constable Rosenberg ami
taken back home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
PHYSICIAN SUES FOR FEE.

DR.. L. H. Hammond. the family physi-
clan of the late John c. Howe, inventor
of the Howe rifle improvements which
were adopted by the United States gov
ernrnent, and on which the government
recently awarded the estate S550VQ for
INFRINGEMENT upon the patent, has
brought suit in the superior court against
the widow, Mrs. Ellen f. Pressey, TO re-
cover $3.50 for attendance upon her hus-
hand .Tohn c. Howe, before his death.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
JURY WAIVED SESSION.
Judge Hopkins Hears Few Cases After
Brewing Company Suits Are Finished.

Judge Hopkins held a session of the
iury-waived court yesterday, after the
Worcester Brewing cases. The first case
was that of Joshua NJ. Greenwood of
Templeton against George W. Travers of
Hoboken. an action of contract with ad
damnum of $4,000 alleged due under the
conditions of a partnership. Decision was
reserved. Pierce & Styles for the plain
tiff; T. B. Dun for the defendant.
The second case was that of Ellen Lam
ders against John Landers, which occu-
pied the remainder of the day and will
be resumed this morning. Thayer q Rugg,
George r. Warfield for the plaintiff; j..
W Corcoran. J. F. Dervin, G. E. Ware,
Baker & Hall for the defendants.
The divorce case of Cynthia A. Tasker
against George H. Tasker, all of Clinton,
was continued to Friday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
HEeELMAN STILL LEADS.
Fourteen Men Are Ali There Are Left in
Contest.

New York. May s.-Fourteen men re-
NAMED in the 72-hour foot race at the
Grand Central Palace up to midnight to-
night At SIS this afternoon Hegelman
completed his Tooth mile. His time was
IS hours and SO minutes. At / o'clock this
morning there were only IL contestants
On the track. the other 5 taking a rest
Hegelman was still in the lead, but was
7 miles short of his 12-hour record Mon
dav Following is the / o'clock score:
Hegelman, 1856: Guerrero, III; Cox, 1SS. 2;
Dav. 1913: Click, 1872; Tracy, 1s1 2;
Barnes l1S.5; Igo, HI; Hanson, 110.S:
Craig. eSS Noremac, sl.1; Geary, SSH;
pemIng. s0.s: Dawson. CO...
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
PLAN is APPROVED.

Highway Commission Sanctions the Water
Boards Dover Road Proposition.
The state highway commission has
approved the plan of the metropolitan
water board for the new road to re
place the so-called Dover road between
West Boylston and Boylston, which
means a saving of 100000 to the water
commission. An appeal was taken
from the action of the county commits
sioners in dismissing the petition of
the water board, and the commission
ers feel that the action Of the state
highway commission disregards the
wishes and rights of the people of
West Boylston and Boylston who are
thoroughly opposed to the proposed
route.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
TWO WIDOWS APPEAR.
Both Want To Sc Execu,rx of the Same
Mans Estate.

The will Of the late James w. Mel
lor of New York, already probated in
that state, was presented for approval
before Judge Forbes, yesterday. The
estate comprises important holdings in
Cuba and Porto Rico. in addition to a
piece of properly in Clinton. Ordinar-
ilv. the approval of a will duly pro-
hated in another state is purely a mat
ter of form, and therefore the counsel
Henry Eveleth Hill, and Judge Forbes
were surprised to find an appearance
In New York. the widow of the de-
ceased had been appointed executrix'
but when the will came up in court
yesterday Hon. John w. Corcoran or
Clinton appeared as representative or
another widow who lives in Newbury-
mort who claims to be the true and
lawful wife of the deceased. and pro-
noses to contest the will, and the con-
f;Tnation Of the other wife as execu-
trix 4 hearing viii be given next
Tnesdav. at the regular session Of the
probate court for this county
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
COMES FIRST TO BOSTON.
Long Says Dewey VIII be Met off Mas
sachusetts Coast

sachusetts coast.
Washington, May S.-Admiral Dewey
will visit Boston on the Olympia. This
is the statement made by Secretary
Long.
Arrangements are now being made to
give him fitting welcome. Prepara-
lions are under consideration by the
Navy department for a reception to the
gallant admiral which promises to
equal any in the history Of the nation.
The adnirars ship will be met at sea
by the North Atlantic squadron, I'M
der the command of Rear Admiral
Sampson. and escorted into the harbor
of New York Secretary of the Navy
Long and other high officials of the
government will meet Admiral Dewey
at sea, and formally welcome the hero
home. AS the Olympia meets the fleet
an admiral's salute will be fired from
the guns of all the ships.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
kERwIN KNOCKED OUT.
Eddie connoIley Makes Short Work of
the Mysterious " one.

the Mysterious " one.
Buffalo, May s.-Eddie Connolly. of
st. Johns, N. B., knocked out "Mysteri-
Gus" George Kerwin of Chicago in the
fourth round of what was to have been
a 20 round contest before the Olympic
Athletic Club tonight. The lighting
was fast and furious from the start. but
Connolly always had the better of 1t,
Kerwin continually running into right
and left swings.
In the fourth round Connolly stag
gered his man with afusilade of jabs
and swings, and ended by sending him
clear through the ropes. Kerwin's Sc
conds pushed him back into the ring,
but Connolly fioored him with left
on the Jaw, ending the contest. In the
preliminary Al. Weinig, the bicycle rid
er, made "Broncho" Bill Brownsey Of
this city quit in the fifth round, punish
ing him badly This was Weinig's de-
but in the ring.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
KILLED IN ELEVATOR.
Mrs. kastHan Meets Tragic Death in
Vsndome Hotel

Boston. May 9.-Mrs. Charles F.
Eastman, wife of the treasurer of the
Profile House corporation, died at Ho-
tel vendome today from injuries re-
sulting from an elevator accident at the
hotel last evening. She was about 40
years of age. Mrs. Eastman tripped
on her skirt as she was entering the
elevator. The car shot upwards in
stantly.
The elevator boy jumped forward and
reversed the lever but the woman S
body came with terrible force against
the top of the door and was wedged
in. The boy reversed the lever again,
and brought the elevator to the floor.
Mrs. Eastman was unconscious. She
was removed and A physician called.
He pronounced her injuries fatal.
Death came before noon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
SOLDIER RETURNS HOME

Louis Daudelin returned to Worces-
ter Yesterday from Havana, where he
has been serving in the Seventh U. S.
cavalry. Daudelin left the employ of
the Protective Union, in April of last
wear. to enlist, and has since been sta
toned at Fort Grant, Arizona, and in
Cuba
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
BURGER ARRESTED.

John Burger who assaulted Andrew
Baer, in Clinton, was arrested at 215
o clock this morning, by Policemen
NIidgley and Davis, at Adams square
He had when booked at Station /, Wor-
cester, an ugly knife.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
PROVIDENCE SIGNS STAR,

Providence, r. L. May s.-Harry Da-
Wis, who has been playing first base for
Washington, today signed a Providence
contract and will play with the latter
-. azainst Rochester tomorrow.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
ERNIE WINS ON POINTS.
Clever Lightweight Exhibition is Pulled Of
in New York.

, New York. May s.-Frank Erne OF
Buffalo was awarded the decision on
points over George McFadden of this
city. at the end Of a hard-fought 2s-
round bout tonight, before the Lenox
Athletic Club. They met at the light
weight limit, 1s4 pounds. and fought
under Marquis of QueensberI-y rules.
1t was really a semi-final champion
ship contest, for these two men are
regarded by the sporting fraternity as
the leaders in the lightweight cham-
pionship class A large crowd was
present, and the decision seemed to
meet with general approval. Both men
put up a strong fight, but Erne clear
" outpointed his opponent.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
TO SUPREME COURT.

Bridget Carberry, through her counsel,
Sullivan & O'Connell, has filed notice of
an appeal to the supreme court in the
matter of the dismissal by Judge Forbes,
the special administrators of the estate
of Richard Thornton. TO recover Sl4O0
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
KETTLE BRoOK CAsEs.

Charles NJ. Rice, of Rice, King & Rice,
trnstees for the GAINESVILLE Manufactur-
ing Company, has fled their formal no
tees of an appeal from the award of the
Kettle brook commission, with petition
for trial by jury.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-10
WEATHER REPORT.

washington. May s-Forecast for We'd
nesdav. Fair, increasing cloudiness;
fresh northwesterly winds. becoming
variable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
WHY THIS HARSHNESS?

Unconditional surrender is next to the
black nag and no quarter; and yet un-
conditional surrender is the proclama-
ton made 10 the Filipinos by Otis.
How dare he make such an announce
mont to those people? Has President
Mckinley attempted TO authorize so in
soicnt and percmptory q declaration ?
How could he authorize any but Il
policy of peace. or. at most Of self
defence, without the authority Of Con-
SrcSs? And yet here we see regular
commission Of peace from hguinaldo
received by Otis ut Manila. only to he
informed that there must be an uncon-
ditionai surrender on part OF Aguin-
aldo and his forces before the great
Otis VIII hear them or hear of peace
Bloody policy! with no right. or
cause, for the brutality, And what
has Otis done. or even Lawton and
others. TO put Otis in such relations of
war 10 Aguinaldo and his people us TO
justify such manners, and such tone
Nothing. Agunaldo has the better posi-
tlon. the better cause: and he deserves
better treatment from Il better man:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12


York and all over Europe, together with
The long and grinding stringency (prac-
teal fnmine) TINT has existed at large
In the United States for many years.
demonstrates nfresh the crime OF 1878.
The government and the Republican
party, however, take no heed; and are
now taking steps. as soon as Congress
meets. to Increase the contraction OF the
currency by establishing the single gold
standard and Withdrawing more green
backs and other Treasury notes from
circulation.
This cold-bloodea policy OF making
money and currency scarce is the dia-
bolism of business; and how rich soever
1t may make the money monopolists, it
is the cruelest scheme ever invented by
a government and it's sharpers and
favored minions; and the best and read
lest way to remedy 1t is the free ana
unlimited coinage OF silver, restored
under the constitution. at 16 to l.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12

nccks to the power OF Il petty boss is Il
great mystery Mr.. Martin was un-
known to- the people until u few years
ago, when he was In some curious man
ner elected Il United States Senator,
and since his election he has done moth
ing. neither good nor bad, to give him
any notcriety. TO ell intent and pur-
poses he has proved as nearly II legisla-
tive nonentity as is possible to do.
And what is u greater mystery.
argues the News. he antagonized Il
cherished scheme of the people when
they were making effort to get their
rights and representation i'll the election
of this office, next to the higheat under
the government. The MAY Movement.
was innugurated ana Il number ot
strong men came forward TO bear The
banner to victory. And then ii was
that Martin quietly stepped into the
ring. when a sudden and mysterious
absence of these supposed redouDtable
knights was beheld. The May Move
merti became ii MAY Mist Except a
strong and unsupported fight by Con-
gresham Jones. and AN impotent run
by Tyler. not one of them has ever
whispered. II is now time for Eirgin-
ians. and especially Virginia editors, to
stop their sneerinS at New Workers for
Plat and Croker, ut Pennsylvania for
Quay. at Ohio FOR Hanna, at Maryland
for German.
Verify, Virginia is developing her
boss,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12


/ ton 70 bundant and perfectly le-
gal tend ers for debt and llpuhlic dues
ma tlS revenues; and 1t is government
alone e..t thatScan and must exclusively
maze make Issue and keep good the money
s ana currency of the government and
people IS
LIZ II need be, the government can oppro-
pirate. gElls as many of it's Treasury notes
az, as may be REQUIRED for money and cur
rency, and lessen the taxes to that
amount m cunt these can supplement by is
suing and lending directly to the peo-
pie all the currency they may desire on
the. deposit of U. S. bonds, to be re-
sumed by the owners when the money
stringency is over. or at the option OF
the owners. What is the objection TO
that? NOTHING. Nothing but the
unnecessary profits the banks skin off
both government and people in Il pro-
cess that is as onerous ana bungling as
employing servants to chew our food, or
do our dancing for us! There is no
need of middle men here between gov
eminent and it's citizens. and the right
of free people Is to deal directly, with
government.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
CATARRKI OF
THE STOMACH
Has many victims.
Are you enc !?

do you have attacks of NAUSEA or
vomiting? DO YOU BLoAT UP AFTER
EATING OR BELCiI GASES? Do Won
have heartburn or water brash? Do YOU
wake in The morning with a BAD TASTE
IN THE MOUTH OR TONGUE COATED
white? Is Your sleep broken by dreams?
Is your throat fun OF slime in the
morning? Is there pain or hcaviness after
eating? Do You have spells of dizziness?
Are you weak and nervous? DO YOU have
Il smothered feeling. choky sensation or
palpitat!on of the heart? DO you ut times
have diarrhoca? ARE YOU LOW spIR-
TIED. GET UP TIRED. WITH no APP
PETITE FOR BREAKFAST?. DO you
start in your sleep OF have nightmare?
If you have any of these symptoms it
will cost you nothing to have talk with
me about it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
THE SENATORIAL RACE.
y MYSTERY.s
(Cape Charles PIonecr.)

Tho kockbridge County News very
pertincntly remarks in an editorial Of
last week tina; all at present indicates
that Martin will succeed himself in the
United States Senate, and thnt the hold
lie seems To have upon the Democra tic
voters OF Virginia, and the way in
which he obtained Ii, is IL mystery. The
News further says TINT the iamb-like
and docflc submission With which the
|high7strung and sans pcur ct sans re-
prochf 4phlY alry ,sct y tho Old Dominion
Pass Under the yoke s. and " bow their;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL.

It is a great pity that John ]. In
gals finds no better themes upon which
to exercise his brilliant parts than such
as MEN Arc Not Created Equal" That
is q proposition OF Thomas Jefrcrson's.
approved and signed by him, and by
ffty-fve (55) others Of our greatest and
nblest patriots, not one of whom was
q fool. Yet says Mr. ingalls,:
"The glttering generalities of Thorn
as Jefferson, that all men are created
equal. and that the rights to life. lib
erty and the pursuit of happiness are
inalenable have been the texts for
many injurious instructions. They are
rhetorical nourishes meaningless TO the
gentlemen on the scaffold and in Sing
Sing who pursued the fleeting phantom
OF happiness with the jimmy OF the
burglar and the dagger of the assas-
SIM
And then shouts Mr.. ingalls,:
Men are not created equal physical
~. morally or intellectually nor in APP
titude, opportunity nor condition"
Now, does the wordy ex-senator be-
l;evc that jefferson or the Declaration
said or meant that? 1t is speaking of
men rs citizens. and as citizens only.
ly; and il MIR. Ingalls, believes that JEFF
ferson. or any other signer of the grand
document, believed that all men were
created equal in weight, or size, or
height, or in morals, or in intellect, and
never did discover these inequalities, he
lie hn hot
attempted to discuss the rights of man.
But these American patriots and states
men were not treating OF anything of
the kind; and they first addressed
themselves 10 set forth men as civil
members of q community, entitled to
self-govcrnmem; and it may we'll be
doubted if single signer, from John
Hancock to Matthew Thornton ever
suspected that anyone capable OF read
ing would ever charge them with as
sorting that either men or hogs were
created equal in size. height, or weight.
Then Mr.. ingalls,, being more capable
than Dogberry in writing himself down.
with the appropriate additions, gives
e'''' u PEI u IHOnlslS
and the grandest recognition OF man.
hood, such twaddle as this:
The distinctions between men were
established by act of God and they can
not be abolished by act of Congre SIS"
which arc truly wonderful revelations!
Yet even Ingalls, catches a CLEAN of
the truth, and is obliged to admit, after
sort, that our Declaration of Inde-
pendence is not the piece of stupidity
he would make II out if he dared. He
says:
at seems trite and supernuous land
so it isl to Affirm that the equality of
nan can mean nothing more than
of rights before just laws and
equality of opportunity in the race of
life. Every man has the-absolute right
TO the use Of his faculties and opportu-
mites 10 the utmost to better his con
dition and increase his fortune, SD long
as he does not Interfere with the free
exercise OF The same rights By every
body else
So. MIR. Ingalls,. after all. men are
created equal in the most important re-
spect. as declared by God himself and
Thomas Jefferson. Of Virginia!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
(AieXandria Gazctte)

President Wilson, OF Washington and
Lee University, who deserted his party
three years ago and helped to elect MIR.
Mckinley President, is as much of an
admrer of Admiral Dewey ms Mr. Nc
Ninley is, and holds him up as Il bright
example to be followed by the Southern
bays OF whom he has charge. But, ar
ter the first wrong step. The others are
plSY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
(l.aleiyh. \. q. post.l

The supply of rubber is said 10 be
short. This strikes us as q rather coml-
cal complaint. We have thought that
if there was anything on earth that
could be stretched ii was rubber.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
iTW ELVE PAGES
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 70. 1890.
THE NATIONAL BANKING BUsI-
NESS.

The money, currency and banking OF
either the Federal government. or OF
the people Of the United States, are
entirely too great in volume, value,
persons and area to be trusted to any
private management, or TO u series of
such arrangements, whether in the
amount to be handled, or in the vast
Interests to be affected by the man
agement Besides the unity arising
from the Identity of interests, the so
called national banks are very init
mately united by their concatenated
associations, proceeding from local and
State associations to one consolidated
National Banking Association, practi-
cally under one control of all-acting
like trained and enlisted soldiers
against the untlisciplned people, and
commanding. or threatening. the gov
ernment by holding the purse which
masters the sword.
Let the so-called national banks have
what they asi-ay, even now demand
the withdrawal of all silver coin, the
Withdrawal OF all Sreenbacks and
Treasury notes. with no more reissue:
money thenceforth TO consist only of
uncurrent gold Uoo costly for popular
use. and in Notwithstanding denominn-
lions and a forced currency of unse-
cured bank-notcs, issued free and un-
frrrTstcJi, CIR E,D4-iT for which
the people must pay, i'll default of a
government money, u yearly interest
from TO IL per cent; or more-as il
has recently happened even IN the city
of New York, the chief money-centr OF
the country. The banks at once have
'thc whole and exclusive power over all
the money and currency the people can
see or obtain on any terms, and the
banks will expand and contract il (as
they already do) as SPECTATORS and
cornercrs OF wheat and other commodi-
ties do, and take every possible ad-
vantage; the government, meanwhile
can do nothing for the people, nor it,
self, nor in restraint Of the free
banks''-they being the only free thing
left us!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Wilmington, n. c., Messenger.)
Education is upward ana onward in
North Carolina. Foot Dall Is pressing
with exceeding vigor and pcriinacity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
THE MoNEY-RoBBERY GROWS

The Bank of. England has the rate OF
discount discount for money (gold) to five lh)
PCT PCT cent Any exchange of notes or
paper pal for gold must pay the bank five
,So) per cent This, taken, In connection
with the h!eh ties for m me IN All w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12
(Richmond DisnaichA

General Otis has done away with tho
press censorship at Manila. lie discov-
cred finally that it was doing no good
even to the Republican administration
at home. There was no other reason for
its existence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-12

Before we were taught better biz OK.
per,enoe, We used to believe that banks
OF issue and their hank-notes wore
actual nccessaries of life and business
ana some persons pretend so yet: hut
besides the so-called national bank.
notes, our own Treasury has over ag5 :
100000 Of its notes In circulation. ana
hui for these Gor the Withdrawal of
(which the banks are shrlcklng) we. Tho
people, would b. starving and penni.
less besgars-saves in the market In
be bought by THE HIGHEST BID-
DER! And. to that We must come righ.
speedily, If The government abandone
Us and our money and currency To mo
moncyed- asscs-false 10 the sacred
trust and prerosative without which
government itself will soon become a.,
hired piece OF machinery at The orders
5of the moneS>power.
Ianks are necessary and usefu! ms
our taxed State Banks are) as deposl.
tories Of funds and valuabIes, as col.
8lectors OF Indebtedness to clients, nnd
as diseouniers OF notes and ncsotiatcrs
o or lSnt IL there is any banking.
business bus beyond all That, 1t belongs t.
government as a nigh and indispensa-
BILE function, not Ito be delegated. o,
shared. a is government alone tina,
sitssll end must apppIy It's citizens with
abun an end perfectly reliable. mono,
md cuife:licy,5E Y " rs govesnment alone
tists can an SINUS y ppiy It's citisens
IL 81 state an
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