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The daily sentinel., 1899-02-03
NEGRO TROOPERS PROPOSED
10 RUN TEXARKANA.

Little Rock, "A special to the Ga
zette from Texarkana. Ark, says: There
passed through Texarkana today eight
trainloads of negrs soldiers, 1900 in
number, composing the tenth United
States cavalry, en- route to San Antonio.
When they arrived here they were a
drunken mob, and an effort was made
by them to tear up the town. A num-
ber of colored soldiers kicked in a door
and entered q resort and started to run
the place at the point Of loaded rifles.
Constable James Rochelle was called to
the place after they had broken up the
furniture. A chase for the cars resulted
and just a. they reached them Rochelle
captured the leader OF the gang. As
soon a. he did 90 hundred gups. were
leveled at him and every negro loaded .
gun. Every car window held drunken
negro with cooked rife, and after the
guns had been stuck In the officers face
the negro escaped into the cars.
The news spread, and every officer in
the town and hundreds Of citizens flock
ed around the negro soldiers, who SEEM
ed anxious for trouble. County Attor-
ney Horace Vaughan placed himself In
communication With the governor, and
~ = result tho trains were hold here
for seven hours. The negroes wanted
wore kept In car with IN armed guard
outside. The trains were surrounded
BY irate citizens. who were eupplied
with dynamite, ready TO- send the entire
horde to destruction. The negros learn
Cd Of this and finally agreed to hand
over the guilty ones upon Identification,
but ~ this. was i'm possible no arrests
were made. Cool hesds prevented more
serious trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-03
Order for his Remoua/ from
Command Sent by AIgev
to President to Sign.
MERRITT TO SUCCEED
Action of the President to be
Backed by the Alger Commits
sion Report.

Washington-Ano order went to the
president tonight, which, il it goes into
effect, will relieve Major General Miles
of command of ths army and remove
him to some department to wait orders,
Among the few army men acquainted
with the rumor at late hour it was the
general Impression that tho president
would sign it.
The numerous charges against diffe-
rent departments of the government
have been ranking in the breasts of Al
ger and the president. and it has been
decided to remove the cause. The rea-
son given will be that Miles has deliber-
ately cot to work to destroy all army
discipline.
This move is thought to be q forerun-
ner Of . complete vindieation Of the
matter Of beef contracts and . refuta-
ton of all charges. II Miles @oes not
accept the order or tries to pose as a vic
tim OF A)ger's spite, he will be met by
the report OF the investigation commits
sion, which will be ready in few days.
General Merritt will be placed in
charge Of the army. sts-s !.
Should Miles demand q courtmartial
or an inquiry OF any kind the president
will grant his request, but put stop to
the longstanding squabbles of the war
department.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-03
GENERAL wHEELER's STATUS

. l.. 2 h. : ~ Isl
\ Washingtou-A special meeting Of the
judiciary committee Of the house was
held today to pass upon the inquiry or
derec by. the house as to the right Of
members to hold commissions in the
army and other Offices, but after long
session adjourned without reaching a
conclusion. r
Although the committee passed q res
olutioh epjoining secrecy on the mem
bers, it is understood that the discus
sion showed disposition to extend the
word "office" go AZ to include not only
members holding army appointment,
but also those serving on various COM
missions. 1t is said no vote was taken
as to tho status of General Wheeler or
any other individual member Of the
house.
Later in the day it was understood on
the floor Of the house that the discus
sion in committee had developed practi-
cal unanimity against these members u
the house holding army commissions,
and that the postponement was for the
purpose Of condidering whether mem
bers on civil commissions appointed by
the president were to be included. 1t
has been practically decided that mem
bers holding postal and industrial COM
missions will not be disturbed.
The daily sentinel., 1899-02-03
STAR BAKERY
MAHH 4 aoHTr1.
nsssvDely says -.

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derful medical discovery Of ta1s ago, ples.
c4t and fseEseha1G 70 IL tasss. Sct 9eoti
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The daily sentinel., 1899-02-03

-To-Hsoe for 9sfey GeAeA
-3uArAateed tobaeco habit cure mAker wsaA
-sn sxroaG. blood pas~ ~. q An dru9xiss1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
CONDICIONES Z CoNCEsIoNEs

debel prasonas Agsnd sntpaaenta
d em0areador
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18

Haban va desesvainado cruzadO aus espadas los
dos i6venes, ouando Sc Oy6 relinOhar Pero, oosa
traa este relincho salfa del bosque oabslo que
el senior de ArnembuTgo e conde de Crevee@ur Sc
disputaban estaba su lsdo es decr, que habfs dos
caballos. Los csbslleros ncnarOn a msmO tempo
sus espadap el Oonde miro oOmpafero deci6ndoe
-Estamos ocos; para Cada uno de nosotros hay
IN oabalo.
-Asi 10 creo repuso el ssfor de AFnemburgo.
como 81 eabalo continuase rainehando el oOnde
SO drgi6 hkOis donde Sc le Oa, encont6 Oabao
atado en- un robe.
"A fe mis- caballero, dijo este esnegro el otro
blaneo; los dos estan enslados luuS para vosi
10 sc.
Nj 20 tampooo
-sQne dsbemos haeelq
-El fdoil resolgero, dijo el senior De A.nsmburgo.
esOoged ell cue os PaFeEossst,
-Eegd vos,..,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
20 Bibliotooa dc Ia DEnoCnACrA

Sc llama. Ell Oonde Sc iuolin6 al dido del Sc
nor de ATnemburgo que SO estremeoi6 dej6 escapsr
una exclamaCi6D.
Apenas hieierou esta oonfienoia los dos 6ve
mes dierOn paso atras.
-Caballero, dijo Ell conde creo uue somos rvaes
Tambi6n es mi psrecer, eabalero.
-Por consiguiente, nos vamos a batir a muerte
-Caballero, dio friamente Ell de Arnemburgo no
me hareis la iniurs de que retrOoedi iaaSs en-
presenCis de una eSpsds.
NO 10 penso s menop.
Sin embargo, conoept6o shoFa inoportuna vusstrs
proposition de que nos batsmos.
-iC6mol exosm6 el Conde; fbamos a batirnos Dor
IN oaballO psreoe que debemos hacerO por una
muier,
No es ESQ, sino que, para que esa mujer de quien
hablamos nos hsys dado ota semejaute es menes.
ter que tenga an motive muy imperioso.
III oonde Sc eStremeoi6.
Tai veg tengas raz6n, dijo
~ 81 esa mujer nos cTey6 loss dos bast ntes
adictos bastantes leuos de a6negao6n para cue nos
entendieramos J la srversmoa nsneomunadamente
-iPardiezl cabsllero, exolsm6 eI conde envsinsndo
au espada, 10 que deois es Ia verdad.
--lAhl JlO ofe6t2
y vez de batirnos, mas valdris que fu6rsmos
lantOa hasta las runas del castillo, sabremos que
stenernos.
-lyamo'l diio el senior de Arusnburgo. esgid ca
-El negro.
-loofIiente diiO el senior de Arnsmburgo, mon.
to en- 81 csballo blanoo.
EFio.
--JYoi no, por oierto pelo al billete Sc me reoo.
mlenda qae me aeis neYaF pOr al oabal.o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
Les JuramenCadOs

Dispensad, Oaballero; poro vengO de Nancy en- una
baroa en- busos de un oaballo al Bosque enramado,
-Pues 20 saIi de mi castillo de Arnemburgo, sltus
do ouinoe eguas de aquf vsngo dFectamente en- Ia
persuao6n de que encontar6 40 oabao en- este mlsmo
sitio
-Csballero, dio el ocnde de Creveceur no. veo
mas que un medic de zaDjar Ia ouesti6u.
-Iba propOn6rOso, cabaeroS respOndlo Ell senor
de Arnemburgo.
Y los dos j6venes echando atr6s las caPas, desnu-
daron espsdas.
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ooNkAoNESA la FctdeFauce Hsue conex6n con lo
%asSals ~ @ Las neas de Colon Mar Colon inter
e
9e Oolon
del lns HEve 'e'~Ss " - - y '"F'
Adem de los pueos t expden pes
"a ausy Puerto O Onrazo O6n
oas (Osta9na) Aarsela;
CaEupn
os Oompan responsible ca las couexIoua
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
WITH MILITARY HONORS.
Funeral of Corporal Heron
Solemnized at South
bridge.

Southbridge, June 2O-The funeral OF
Frank Heron was held from the home
Of his mother, Sayles street, this after
noon, and the burial was made with
full military honors as the deceased
was a veteran of the Spanish war. Mr.
Heron ranked as a sergeant and his
pail bearers were of the same rank from
his old company, They were Sergts
Lee, Shippee, Higgins, Kenworthy
Geary and Bennette.
The funeral services at the house
were conducted by Rev, Sylvanus Hay
ward of the Evangelical Free church
and many of the friends of the deceased
attended. 1nterment was made in the
family lot at Oak Ridge cemetery, the
floral offerings were very beautiful.
Two well known local bicycle riders
have the idea they can beat each other
and a race will probably be fixed VI
within a short time. The riders are
William H. Sear'es and Heston Hast
ings, and each evidently has the opln-
ion that he is a fast one.
The rivalry is quite strong between
the two men, and their friends are also
very much interested in the matter
The race will probably be a road race
of from ? to 5 miles, and quite a few
dollars of the friends of the riders Will
change owners. Both men are good rid
ers and chances are about even.
Henry L. Bailey of North Scituate, a
member of the state board of educa-
ton, gave an interesting address in
the high school room this afternoon on
Beauty in school work" A large audi
ence of teachers and friends were pres
ent.
The funeral services of the late Ed
ward Hopwood were held today at 1,30
from his late home at Sandersdale. In
terment was made in the family lot at
Oak Ridge cemetery.
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JEFFERSON.

Jefferson. June 2O.-The class of '99 of
the grammar school will give an enter
tainment in the school hall Wednesday
evening at 7.45 o'clock. Those to take
part are Mary Grady, Lora Nadow,
Lewis Warren, Martha Holbrook, Jas.
Hennessey, Roy Mead.
Martin Hennessey of Holy Cross Col
lege, Worcester, is the guest of his
parents of Fairview avenue.
e. W. Austin has taken the job to re-
pair the barn owned by Charles Farrar
of QuinapoXet street which was struck
by lightning during the heavy thunder
storm of last Thursday.
Mrs. George Geoghegan of Princeton
street is visiting relatives in Gilbert
vile for a few weeks.
The Jefferson Manufacturing Com
pany are having the roof of the brick
mill covered with new tar paper.
Thomas Wissell, Ruel Perping, Theo-
dore Bedard and Patrick Gammell, a
male quartet, will give a free concert
tomorrow night at the corner of Main
and Mt. Pleasant streets.
Albert r. Rivers Of Holy Cross Col
lege, Worcester, is the guest of Miss
Emma Rivers of High street.
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Rev. Serene D. Gammell will offer
prayer at the high school graduation
tomorrow night, instead of Rev. Albert
Beal, as was expected. The class chose
Mr.. Beal under the presumption that it
was its place, but this part is done by
the school committee, who had Sc
lected Rev. Mr.. Gammell.
The High School Enterprise is out
today, and is a neat magazine of 40
pages. 1t contains a review of the
years work, together with much in
teresting and at times decidedly am
using matter. Two fine cuts, one of
the senior class, and the other of the
interior of the study hall, are con-
tanned in the book which, sold rapidly.
George, the eleven-year-old child of
John Stone and wife, died about one
o'clock this morning after short ill
ness. Death was due to an attack of
humps aggravated by slow fever. The
funeral will be held Thursday morning
with services at st, Joseph's Church at
o'clock.
A crowd of youngsters who hang
around the corner of st. John and
North Common streets, came to grief
last night because they have a pencil
ant for hurting eggs of an uncertain
age at people who are minding their
own business. Last night Charles
Fetch was the victim selected, and he
proved a hard mark, for he scattered
the crowd and caused one of the boys,
named St. George, to go before Justice
Boutwell, today. His honor gave the
urchin a severe talking to- and let him
| go on his promise that he would be
| good.
Misses Margaret and Nellie Duggan
| who are on the eve of departure for
| California, were surprised tonight by
25 of their girl friends and given tokens
| of esteem. Miss Margaret Duggar
was presented a gold watch chain, anC
her sister was given a dress suit case
D. F. O'Brien has received a com
| munication from the A. A. u, askine
him if he could certify to the perform
ance Of Cloudman, the Bowdoin sprint
er, who was credited with running 10t
| yards in 8 As seconds at the Maine in
| tercollegiate meet, June 8. AS Mr.
| O'Brien was not an official timer, hi
| could not say but he caught the Bow.
| dom wonder in 8 As seconds in the tria
| heat.
Paul Omsby will go to Providence, r
| l., Saturday TO begin an apprenticeship
| of four years in a machine shop. Oms
| by has just completed his freshman
year in high school, and was immense
| " popular with the students.
| George r. Clough arrived here today
and will play his march at tomorrow
| nights graduation.
Miss Mary A. Smith will arrive hom,
| from college tomorrow with five coIleg,
| mates.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
DOWN THE VALLEY.

Wilkinsonville, June 2O.-A surprise
party was given to Miss Stella Patter-
son this evening at her home on Wood
bury street by number of her young
friends During the evening William
Small, in behalf of those present, gave
Miss Patterson a handsome gold ring.
The evening was spent in music and
games and refreshments were served.
During the thunder storm yesterday
afternoon, small hail stones were no
ticed here. In Woodbury. village hail
came down and covered the ground
thickly some of the particles being an
inch in diameter and broke several
windows through the village.
Arthur c. Brown has secured a po-
sition in the Public Market in Worces-
ter.
Harold Hodgkiss of Amherst College
is spending the summer vacation with
his parents on Maple street.
Miss Ethel Brigham entertained a
number of her school friends at her
home at the old stone school house last
evening. Music and games were in
dulged in. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Captain Miranda, while out on his
bicycle yesterday, was run into by two
fellows from Worcester. His coat was
! lOi II ny lilG Ldlls anu Alll ellNO bAAOOSo ~
| that it would be nothing more thar
right that the fellows pay him for his
coat They finally made it up by the
| young fellows paying Miranda three
| dollars and taking the coat with them
| Mrs. Thomas Wilmarth and children
are at their cottage at Falmouth
! Heights for the summer.
The SIS evening mail was delayed q
minutes last night on account of q
| smash-up at Woonsocket.
Malaria has a good foot hold in the
valley. More cases have been reported
in the last few days than any previous
year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21
A REAL SENSATION.
Dashing Annie Bar
ron Again Before
the Public.
FORMERLY OF NORTH BROOKFIELD
Brookline Divorce Case is
Of Peculiar Interest to
the Brookfelds.
FORMERLY OF NORTH BROOKFIELD

North Brookfield, June 20-A former
North Brookfield woman is supposed
to be mixed up in a sensational d.
vorce case. The characters in the case
are John Frederick Crane, son of L. NJ.
Crane, reputed to be one of Brookline's
millionaires, his wife, Mrs. Harriet
Frances Crane, and Annie Barron.
Mrs. Crane yesterday instituted di-
vorce proceedings in the Suffolk coun-
ty superior court alleging that her hus-
band has i'll treated her and has been
intimate with woman named Annie
Barron, who is supposed to be Mrs
Annie Barron Flynn, formerly of this
town. A mysterious stranger, who
asked many questions but answered
none, was in town last night, inquiring
into Mrs. Flynn's past career. He hi"-
ed team at ]. P. Carey's livery sta
BILE and visited some of her relatives.
Annie Barron's real name is Mrs. An
ME Barnes Flynn. Her maiden name
was Annie Barnes, but this did not SUI,
her, so she changed it.
AS Annie Barnes she was considered
easily the handsomest young lady in
this neighborhood her beauty being of
the dashing and captivating kind. Her
husband was Thomas Flynn of Brook
field, but they have not lived together
for many years. He is now somewhere
in the west
Years ago good old North Brookfield
became entirely too slow for this hand
some woman. Her last appearance
here was as the star of small theat-
rical company, which played here two
nights a few years ago.
In her prayer for a divorce Mrs.
Crane alleges that her husband lived
with a woman named Annie Barron or
Armstrong from May l to June 9, 1899;
also that he lived with her at Eot
Springs, Ark, from November 8, to
December 20, 1898. 1t is also alleged
that Mr.. Crane lived with her at the
West End, Boston, as man and wife,
he being known as Bob" Armstrong.
Mrs. Crane thinks annie Barron"
left Boston Saturday and just where
she is cannot be ascertained.
The stranger who was here last night
is a middle-aged man and supposedly
a detective employed on the case by
Mrs. Crane.
Thursday is the date set for the hear
ing. An order has been issued for an
attachment on Cranes estate to the
amount of $4,000
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HOLDEN ATHLETES.
High School VIII Lose Good Men by the
Graduation.

Holden, June 2O.-The Holden High
School Base Ball Association held its
annual meeting today for the purpose
of electing its officers. The following
were elected: Manager, G. w. Morse;
captain, N. S. Fales; treasurer, C. A.
Marsh.
The season which has just been
| closed has been a very successful one.
The team has been the strongest that
has ever represented H. H. S. on the
diamond. Out Of eight games, it has
lost but three, two to Oakdale, and one
to Riverside Social Club. The team
| will, however, lose four strong players
| by the graduating of the class of '99,
Brown, last years manager and crack
a-jack twirler, will get a diploma; Ca
rey, shortstOp Holden and Allen, who
have covered centre and right field,
will also leave.
The track team and foot ball team
will also suffer by the loss of these four
athletes. Brown is a good guard and
Holden can hold centre with any high
| school man in this part of the county,
while Carey and Allen are both good
men in the sprints and low hurdles.
Allen has a mark of II 40 for the
| century, while Carey can go it in 1-5
| better.
At the reception to be held in Me-
mortal hall, June %, the following pro-
gram will be given by Truda's orches-
| ira: STARS and stripes forever" Sou
so; Morning, noon and night" Suppe;
The lost chord" Sullivan, F. w. Glenn
ent; "Cupids deam," Crosby; Spanish
serenade," Balfour; "Whistling Rufus, -
| Mills; The fortune teller" Herbert.
| W. H. Allen who was injured by a
fall from his wheel recently, is able to
| H.
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