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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
THE CITY.

Marteps Brigade band Will give con-
cert, postponed from last week, at Quin-
sigamond village tonight.
The Norton Emery Wheel Co band
will play in the municipal concert SER
les at Institute park tomorrow night.
Homer E. williams has opened pi-
ano studio at room 217, Walker build
ing. He will begin instruction Sept.
The annual public vaccination will be
held at the city hall today and tomor-
row, beginning at O'clock this morn
ing.
Many members of Worcester grange
will attend the field meeting Of Massa-
chusetts' State Grange at Springfield to-
day.
Members of the local courts of Fores-
ters will hold union meeting tonight
to arrange for participation in the
Knights of Sherwood Forest parade,
Wednesday.
The United Catholic Total Abstinence
Societies will meet this evening in
Father Mathew Hall, to continue ar
rangements for attending the field day
at Westfield, Labor day.
Worcester county democrats will
meet at clambake at Jordan pond,
Wednesday. 1t is expected the gather
ing will be addressedFby the three demo-
cratic congressman of Massachusetts.
The Thomas Francis Meagher Social
Club met in labor headquarters yester-
day afternoon. Ten applications for
membership were received and the can
didates were initiated At the Septem-
Der meeting Of the club arrangements
for an outing will be made.
The committee on teachers of the
school committee will examine candi-
dates for positions in the grammar and
kindergarten schools of the city in, the
old school quarters, 476 Main street
Wednesday and Thursday, beginning
each morning at $50 o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
Death OF Mrs. wAFERs.

Mrs. Ellen Waters. widow OF Hugh
Waters. died at her home. 28 Vernon
street, yesterday morning at O'Clock,
after a short illness. She was a prom
inent member OF st. JOINTS Church for
Der Of the Married Ladies' Soda1ity.
She leaves one son, Bartholomew I,
Waters, and two daughters, Mary Il,
wife of Joseph c. Callahan, and Annie
M, who lives at home. The funeral
will be held tomorrow morning, with a
requiem high mass at ST. Johns Church
at o'clock.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
AcooD RECORD.

David Freeman Pulsifer, a farmer
resident of Stonington, now of Wor-
cester, wheeled from Worcester to
Stonington Monday Aug. %, in a trifie
over II hours. The distance is about
hundred miles. The roads are not in
the best condition and the way is quite
billy. He is the guest of his aunt. Mrs.
Anna Lamb, and of his cousins Mr..
and Mrs. 7. w. Hyde. Mr.. Pulsifer's
friends did not recognize in the stall
Wart six footer the little chap who left
Mirror.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
DEATH or MRS. BOYLE.

a Faithful and Earnest Worker of St.
Johns Church Passes Away.
Mrs. Mary Boyle, wife Of John b.
Boyle. died at her residence, 81 Bloom
ingdale road, early Sunday morning.
The funeral will take place Wednesday
morning, with a requiem high mass in
st. Stephens Church at O'Clock.
She was the daughter Of Philip and
Catherine Mcmahon and was born in
county Monaghan Ireland. She leaves
a husband, four children, James, John
j., Loretta and Mary. wife of Thomas
Daniels; three brothers and two sisters.
Edward, Owen f., Of Ware, ex-Coun-
Mrs. Rose Drake and Alice q. McMa,
hon. teacher in Ledge street school.
Mrs. Boyle became a member of the
Married Ladies Sodality of st. Johns
parish several years ago. She was an
active church worker and highly es-
teemed by all who knew her.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
THE LAST TRIBUTES.

Rev. Charles L. Short. assistant rec
tor of All Saints Church. officiated at
the funeral of Hugh Mcconnell, In st.
Matthews Church, yesterday after
noon at 8 o'clock. Prayers were said
at the house at 2.30 o'clock. Among
the floral pieces were: Pillow, Dear
husband; pillow, "Our brother: star.
Papa; harp with broken string, "Ou1r
SON.; cross and mound. family; cross.
Rest" w. F. Goldsmith. The bearers
were Fred Mcconnell, Charles McCon-
nell, William Goldsmith, John Pickles.
Dennis Gilmet, Clement Bonner. Burial
was in Hope cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
ARMY cAPlTULATEs.
SaIvationists Surrender to the OFFICER:
Request Without Protest.


People living on Chatham street, near
Main street, entered a complaint with
Capt. David A. Matthews at station 1
yesterday morning against the Saliva
ton Army being allowed to stand on
the corner of Main and Chatham streets
Sunday evenings.
For a number of months past The
variations played by the army brass
band have been source of much dis
turbance to the Sunday evening service
at st. PauIs church and for some time
past the parishioners have considered
making complaint.
Last evening Sergt. John Warren
was ordered to notify the captain Of
the army to find a new location 10
conduct mis- service, and Officer Michael
Foley was detailed to notify the mem
bers of the army. AS they marched
along Main street and were about to
swing into Chatham street, the officer
told the leader he would have to find
a new place, and without even answer
ing the guardian of the peace, the band
moved down to Franklin square, where
the evening service was held.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
IN THE WRONG BED.

William Rogers was arrested yester-
day afternoon by officers Gould and
Ward, for violating city ordinance.
Rogers was sleeping on the common and
refused to move when ordered to do so
by the officers. A short time ago he
was reported as missing from nome by
his wife and was discovered about three
weeks later, by officer White, on Green
street and arrested for drunkenness.
For the sideboard and the medicine cab.
met" Runnymede Club" Whisky, abso-
lutely pure.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
soLoIsTs RETURN.

Worcester Men Have Had a Success
full Season at Ontario Beach.
]. B. Valva, N. P. Pilet Samuel Hay
wood and ]. R. S. Taylor. soloists. in
Battery B band, have just returned to
the city after 10 weeks engagement
with Liberati's band at Ontario beach,
N. Y, where they scored a great sue
cess. The band was composed of 40
pieces and was assisted by three vo-
calists. Two vaudeville performances
We're given daily, and an idea Of the ex-
cellence of the company may be gained
when it is known that the salary list
for each week amounted to $780, The
whole thing was under the management
of the New York Central Railway Com
pany.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
COL. HOPKINS DECLINES.

The statement is made that Col. w.
s. B. Hopkins has informed Gov. VOL
colt that he could not accept the va
cant judgeship of the supreme court If
1t were rendered to him.
This is due, undoubtedly. in very
great measure to the new duties de-
volving upon the firm of Hopkins, Smith
& Hopkins in the settlement of the
Slater estate
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
OF CONSUMPTION.

Edward H. Davis died of consump-
ton, yesterday. at the home of his
father, Myrtle street, aged 3S years.
/ month and 70 days. He was an up
holsterer by trade, but had been unable
to work for several months. Funeral
services will be held at Myrtle street
Wednesday morning at o'clock. and
burial will be in Bristol. r. l., his
native place.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
TALK ON INDIA.

A large crowd was present at U. v.
L. hall yesterday afternoon to hear Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin, missionaries from
India, speak under the auspices of the
Christian and Mission alliance. Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin were in India for a.
number of years, and in their talk yes
terday told of the conditions existing in
that country and of the great need of
missionary work
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
LABOR DAY PICNIC.

The committee of arrangements for
the picnic of the Ward Naturalization
Club met in L'Union Canadienne hall
yesterday afternoon and prepared plans
for the outing at Quinsigamond park
Labor day. A baseball game has been
between the Crescents and the
Hillsides for a purse of $50. Another
meeting of the club will be held Sun
day
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
DEATH OF A CHILD.

After an illness of three days. Harri-
son b.. Jr., youngest son of Harrison
B. and Nellie A. Hoyle. died at the
home of his parents yesterday, aged 7
years. He had been on vacation trip
with his parents and returned early last
week apparently in good health. Flu
neral services will be held at the home
OF his parents, 40 Richmond avenue,
tomorrow afternoon.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
HORSE AND WAGON GONE.

Peter Johnson, living at "a Belmont
street, reported to the police yesterday
morning the loss Of horse and wagon
which he left hitched In a yard al 20
Arch street. The body of the wagon
was painted green, the front wheels
gray and the shafts and rear wheels
dark red. Johnson thinks 1t was
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
SATURDAYS EXCURSIONS
Worcester People Passed the Day al
Providence and Saratoga.

Providence and Saratoga.
The ticket limit number, $50. went to
Providence and Rocky Point Saturday
for the first annual excursion of u. S.
Grant, Bay State and Calvary COM
manderies, knights of Malta. The Rhode
Island field day of Knights of Malta
was celebrated by a parade in Provi-
dence and sports at Rocky Point. The
excursionists arrived in this city on the
return at 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Over 500 tickets were sold for the ex-
cursion to Saratoga over the Fitchburg
railroad Saturday. Five hours in the
fashionable watering place was enough
to get an insight into the aristocratic
world. The railroad had secured re-
duced rates for excursionIsts, and
sight-seers voted the excursion one of
the best ever conducted by the road.
The excursion train arrived in this city
at 1920 Saturday night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
KNOWN IN WORCESTER.


is Shrouded In Mystery, Was Once
a Student Here.
P. w. Palmer, the wealthy real es~
tate broker in Chicago. who was found
dead near his home in Evanston re-
Gently, when boy attended the High
land military academy in this city Mr..
Palmer's death is shouded in mystery.
He telephoned to his wife in Evanston
one-night from Chicago that he would
be home shortly. In the early morning
the family was awakened by the ring
ing Of the door bell. Going to the door,
Mrs. Palmer was told that her husband
had been found dead a short distance
from the house. An umbrella, snp-
posed to belong to woman, was found
lying near him.
Mr.. Palmer's mother came to this
city when he was boy apd educated
him at the Highland military academy.
In later life Palmer became interested
in Chicago real estate and made a for
tune, which he is said to have lost re-
Gently. He had relatives in this city
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
AN INFANTS DEATH.

Dwight, only son Of Elmer C. and
Anna A. Potter, died yesterday at the
home Of his parents, $50 Pleasant street,
aged years, months, DAYS.
The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
YOUR COMPLEXION, as well as your
temper, Is rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver Improve both BY taking
Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
LADIES' DAY.

1t was ladies' day with the South
Worcester Anglers Association, at it's
club house at the lake, yesterday More
than 200 were present, members and
guests. The National band gave
concert during the day.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28

IF THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
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tlA
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28
RAID AT THE LAKE.
Frank King UnwIHneIy Parts With 81
Cases of Beer.

Frank King, proprietor of the Lyman
house on the Shrewsbury side Of the
lake, received an unwelcome visit yes
terday morning from Deputy SherSff C.
A. Bartlett Of Clinton and Constable
Goodnow of Shrewsbury, the result of
which is that Mr. King is ordered to
appear in the central district court The
officers found II cases of beer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-28

There is al lenst one real Angostura Bit
ters-Dr. Siegert sand no other stomach
bitters Just ~ good Avoid substitutes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

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,lciowas;;aaci zwyksle nle zdoini y g g
zaadnntesj c,.iesisszej piracy, AMI un,yyslloewyej
ami ciielesnej. Ale pozulowania gE ~
ssa ezzci,ktt65rzzyyss]prsze Vie ooddLziyyFWianite
sie ciiezzksa pp1racs, klopoty, l nlt's Wskutel
zarazenla sig Cd innych. cierppieh sie
nabaawiilni:
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle,,
krom chog6b specyalnych, blcie sercas
Dol glowy, oslab:enie, katar czyliaapka'
Ewzelka choroba, bolescis merck, kolki,
reumatyzml kr6tki oddech sk6ra
sobsypana kr0stami j ranami.
Ola taktch chOrych Jed:
max lest ponce. " mlesc,ie
naszem wynalezli doktofzY le aE';fr-'
stwo, ktorem podobne choroby
zupe}pie wyleszone byc mogs, to
" kr6tkim czas;e ] bez wielkich
koszt6w.
PrzySlijcie rs ct, ma zapakowanie
4 przesYlke my poSlemy wan lekar-
stwo ma 2r6be .wystarczaiace ma tydzziieshf'
Wszyscy kt6rzy pragna %wyleczenia,
moge sic zglosit listownie Tub osobiscie
do:
State Medical Dispensary.
Is E. Madison Str, Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Take pow6d.

I sluzacs fdo swej pani): Prose-
dis pc poludn;u Q urlop, gdYz
muaze ist do fotografa. a tt,'.z.' alee
fotografowat. ...e :. =. i ! a.. ...5s.
PAM: A to .szapewne :masz ka>
valera, ktdremu cheese posiad
awdj portret. Powledd.s mi nri. otwaarscdie,
csy to aprawdar
stuzaca: Wcale ME. Ale wnet
nadejdz,e wiosna.- to mi sic zn6w
wr6ca piegi. a ME chc:aiabyms= .l na
obrazku tax szpetnie wYgladat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Hotel i Salon
wSAUKlRAPIDS

Polaoy przYby vajaoy do Sank j,
Rapids, n'eohaj stans tvatera '
hotelu cyl, domu sajssdnYma ) roda-
ka nasazzesgoGe ! dzsgfa Oh ie-
szczyka. Utr.ymuie on tax
salon ! dub dusa I stsjnla. Ja Ill d "a !
csyste piekne sYpialnie. wygodne
}6zka, . cenYsnmiarkowanes.5gz m ":
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

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kryto " neutrality-suspicious.: w I.'11E
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oszczednosc' prezye 81 II. u l'ts'
Kooha, bYlego presydenta NOvao-
klego j bucIaltera zh1,omppiiita. De-
fraudowano 100000 III. Obty7
tylko ma tenn sie skohczYlo
DotYchczas znalezlono III 10000
gulden6w weksli ma ME is1t,nllejjaacee
osobY.
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arcYblskup MohyleWski, umarl ~
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tylko tytuf ,i,Metropoll,a Mohylew-
ski.'' q podiug ukazu carsklllsesgo
musial przemieszkYwa V Petersbur-
GU. Do metropoJi Nohllewskiej,
nalezg wszYstki parafe k%atolickie,
|"leaaoe pc "a Granicaml Polskl
porcsbiorowej, nawet sYblr.
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WIELKI RZEsZoW. Gazeta
Rsessosska porusza sprawe admi-
nistracyjnego przYiaczen1a, do RE.
szowa saslednich .gmin: Ruska
Wies. starnwina oraz prsYsioikow:
Drablhlaks WYgnaniec. Pslarnl
.sko, Rudkl Podzameze, kt6re. ia
ktYcznie laozs sic : mlastem--
w ten sposdb wy1worzYibY aie,,
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PRZEMYSL,W sprawie Amorta,
z~asadzonego "a sprzeniewlerzer!e.
ma szkode przemyskiej skasy oszczer
dno6cl okolo 49, 900 X. Na]wyz-
zzY tribunal we Wlednlu ma roz.
prawie IL I'm; odrzucii zarzalenle
ME wazno6ci. wniesione Iprzes
obronce Amorta p. Szmpera Solah-
skiego. Tenn samsm potwierdzono
wymierzona Amartowi kare 8 let.
niego oiezklego wiezienia.
Obbj bylf watpiacy. -
Gledt, N. Dakota. IL kwietnia,,
1898. DR.. Peter FahrneY, Chicago,
Ills. Drogi Przyjacielu: spra-.
via mi to prawdslwa satysfakcye.
lie moge napisa6 do Ciebie ten list.
Warto66 TwgojegoD Ora Piotra Co
mozo- zostaia zupeinle wyprdbowa-
na:zvjestu pewien stary 'cafowiek.
hcsacy okofoz go lat, wleku, S4dze,
te gdybys SIC znalazi v 1ego obe-
cnoaci. ~calowalpy on TwoJe rogi :
wdz,ecznosc;. Jest Oh jednym : 80 mo-
ich sasladow. WszYecysmY, ME wy
}aczajac mnle. rozpaczall Q ]egolzy
cie.Ja posfalem pc pudeIko pahske~
go ORA Plotra Gcmozo ma probe j
zapy:a}em go: "Czulesz sic lep,ei;?''
Ma to on mi odtowiedzlat. 70 vie
rzy, IL pray diuzszem uzywan;u te-
go lekarstwa calkiem wyzdrowleJe,
ia zaS pomyslalem aobIe :;"Biedny
cz}owiecze zadne lekarstwo ME zdo-
Ia Gle wykurowaG.'' Mlmo 70 je
dnaK posfalem po5tuzin w1elkitchl
butelek. a gdy je odebra}em, on
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-12-21
Oberek.
oiclec matke "a 4eb sciska.
PoczubitY sic dziec1ska.
Dz,adek babke kijem 1oi,
Me dziwnego - wszyscy swoi.
d SHAWN grobla.

Dop6ki szewc san praoovai
przy niewsielkim warsztacle .lm6-
vii: 1 panu zroble dobre buty,
dop6kl. dopdty hra} zapare but69
talar6w piec. Teraz edy po.1sapd5Eaa.
wielkr magazyn obuwia j m6Wl;ja
pana kaze zrobi6 dobre buty! q
taxa sa,nq pare butdw kaze sobie
placid talarow dzieslst:
The age-herald., 1899-09-28
Enhancing Values
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
It's Sixth Annual Session Will Open on
 Monday

The Birmingham Medical college will be- gin it's sixth annual session on Monday, October 2. at 10 o'clock a. m.
 The opening address will be made by Dr. R. M. Cunningham, professor of principles and practice of medicine, and short talks will be made by other members of the faculty.
 Many improvements in the facilities have been made during the summer The mi- croscopical and chemical laboratories have been completely re-fitted and re-furnished with the most modern apparatus for teach ing in these departments. A new operating amphitheatre has been constructed and equipped, and both patient and surgeon will now have everything that will insure the comfort of both. The infirmary rooms have been re-fitted and operative cases will now have all the conveniences of a first-class hospital.
 The dispensary will be open each day from 12 to 1, where the indigent poor of the city and surrounding country will receive attention and treatment free of charge.
 The prospects for the coming session are very encouraging, and the faculty ex- pect a large attendance.
 The dean, pr. B. L. Wyman, and his as- sstants deserve a great deal of credit for their untiring efforts in behalf of the col lege which now equals any institution in the south.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28
CAUGHT FOR THIRD TIME
Mingo Lewis, an Escape from Pratt
 City Chain Gang

The Birmingham police captured Mingo Lewis. an escape from the Pratt City chain gang, the third time yesterday. When arrested Mingo had on his person a varied assortment of cheap rings, known to the negroes as "fim-flam" He claimed that he got them on First avenue and wanted to return them.
 This was not allowed, however, and Mmgo, rings and all were turned over to Officer Walton of the Pratt City police force This is Mingo's third escape from the Pratt City authorities and he claims that the chief told him in the presence of several of the Birmingham police the last time that he would let him go if he es- capped again. The statement was corrobo- rated by Officer Mcknight but Mingo had to don the handcuffs and go to Pratt City nevertheless As the slippery culprit left the police station he bade the officers "good-bye," saying he would soon be with them again.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

l Fifteen dollars in prizes will be awarded to the two ladies giving the most com- pIete list of drugs, patent med icines, toilet articles and domestic remedies that are apt to be req uired during the year; this list can either be made up from personal ob- servation or from one of our catalogues, which can be ob- tained from Messrs. Venable & Matthews, corner lst avenue and 2Oth street, our future stand. Ten-dollar prize will be awarded to lady having the best list, and five dollars to lady having second best list. Address Jacobs Pharmacy Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. All answers to be in by 5th of October.