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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
a RECORD DAY.
Twenty-Five Applicants Refused at the
Marine Office.

Twenty-Five Applicants Refused at the
Marine Office.
Sergt. E. F. Larkin Of the Front-street
marine recruiting office had a record
breaking day yesterday, when % men
offered to enlist in the marine service.
The candidates who looked most favor
| able were either intoxicated or on the
lines to be, and all applicants were
turned down.
AT the recruiting office in the Walker
building, Capt. ]. G. Gresham visited in
, the morning. He reported recruiting in
offices under his charge exceptionally
light at this time. In the afternoon
Sergt. Chamberlain accepted Oscar OIL
son, former employee Of the Wash
burn & Moen branch of the steel and
wire trust, and Joseph Bouthillitta of
Southbridge, a Cuban war veteran,
being member of Company K, Sixth
Massachusetts regiment, for service In
the unassigned infantry troops quar-
tered at Fort Slocum, N. Y. They will
leave tonight.
Sergt Chamberlain will enlist man
IN the local office to act as clerk in the
New Bedford office, as Private Bender
NO nos beeu ACllng IN tnat office will
De discharged today because of eve
trouble: Mrs. Margaret Bunsey of Mill
oury visited the recruiting office in the
forenoon IN search for her sons, William
and John H. Bunsey, who. she said, left
her penniless to enlist.
Sergt. Chamberlain found on the rec
ords that William Bunsey had enlisted
for the Thirty eighth infantry. and was
assigned to Jefferson barracks Jobn
n: B9nsey enlisted for infantry, unas-
signed, and was sent to Preside Cal.
and is probably now in the Philinninas
day, Sept. 5. 9"iii0
Mrs. Bunsey said that she intended 70
forward letter to President McKinIev
asking for the discharge of her sons.
me, Inc Bu li1 boys We're formerly en-
pioyed IN the Washburn & Moen branch
OF the American Steel &, Wire comnanv
James Goodwin, who enlisted in the
local marine recruiting office about two
months ago, visited Sergt. e F, Tarkin
yesterday. Goodwin is a private in tba
marines at Charlestown navy ward
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE
The Sunshine of Paradise Alley Capa-
bly, Presented.

The Sunshine of Paradise Alley Capa-
bly, Presented.
1t is safe to say that Lothrops Opera
house never contained a more appreci-
ative audience than that which saw
the opening performance of THE sun
shine of Paradise Alley" last night
and it is equally safe to say that there
was never a more pleasing little play
presented there. 1.-THE Sunshine of
Paradise Alley has really no plot; it
is a simple story of simple people, and
is The Old Homestead" Of New York
city. Nellie MISUNDERSTANDING the
central figure of the story and she is
a delightful character, spending her
time in doing good for others and final
ly succeeds in reforming the alley,
which has had bad reputation. There
is no sensationalism, no fireworks in
the play, but it is interesting and en-
PERTAINING from start to finish. The
scenes are natural and the acting takes
one bodily into the home life Of the
"other half" in the great city.
The success of the play is due to the
superb acting of Miss Phila May as
Sunshine, who endears herself to the
audience as well as to the residents of
the alley by her good work and pleas
ant words. And not less necessary IS
Mrs. Charles Peters as the Widow Nc
Nally, a kind hearted Irish woman,
with a place in her humble tenement
for the sick and poor, and stall at
the market whereby she makes her
money. John Walsh as Jimmie Pow
ers, who is in love with the widow
and T. w. Carroll as Eddy Duke, the
young tough who is reformed by sun
shine, are good men in their parts and
leave nothing to be desired. The sing
ing numbers throughout the play are
of the funniest quality and the music
by the Verdi Ladies quartet received
encore after encore. THE Sunshine of
Paradise Alley" is a play which should
be seen by everybody. 1t is clean, full
of humor and teaches a good lesson.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
STEWART PRIoRY.

Robert Stewart Priory had banquet
in Knights of Malta temple last even
ing. Supreme Prior w. E. Higgins ant
suite were the guests. After the ban
quet there was informal speechmak-
ing. Five candidates were initiated al
the BUSINESS meeting, which preceded
There will be quarterly meeting OF
the supreme priory in knights Of Nal
ia temple Saturday evening". Delegates
from every priory in the state will be
praaant
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
MECHANICS COURSE.
Reeves American Band Opens With q
Fine Entertainment.

Reeves American Band Opens With a
Fine Entertainment.
The opening entertainment of the
Worcester County Mechanics associa-
ton course A was given last evening,
at Mechanics hall, with an audience
that filled the hall.
The concert was given by Reeves
American band, with the veteran d.
rector, D. w. Reeves, welding the
baton.
The lighter class of music seemed to
take best with the audience and an
Irish rag time melody, "McAlheeney' S
cake walk" was especially acceptable.
B. r. Church, cornet soloist and G. w.
Spary, trombone, were recalled several
times.
AS vocalist Mr.. Reeves had Miss
Harriet z. Barrows of Providence.
She has a soprano voice of good. color
ing and vocalization. She gives one
the impression of great reserve power,
and in oratorio work she is well known
all over New England. She sings in
one Of the largest churches in Provi-
dence, and fills engagements in concert
and oratorio work during the winter.
Her Interpretation of "Liete Signor,
from Les Huguenots." was artistically
done and received an encore.
The program was concluded by a
descriptive piece, Kings Fantasia
paStorale -
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
GALE OFF HALIFAX.

Halifax, N. s., Nov. 13.-A heavy
snow and rain storm, accompanied by
gales of wind, causing loss of life and
damage to shipping, prevails in the
maritime provinces and Newfoundland.
A dispatch from Port Hood, Cape Bre-
ton, says: Seven fishing boats went
out this morning. About midday, a
northwest gale came up suddenly. Five
boats landed safely. A sixth was
swamped off the northern entrance.
The seventh is missing"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
her BODY IS FULL
OF NEEDLES.
Hannah Reardon Had Better Keep Away
From Magnets---About 100 Needles of
All Sorts Taken from Her Body.

Wilmington, Nov. 3D. Hannah Rear
don, servant in the family of J. NJ.
Mather of Madison street, this city,
probably owes her life to the fact that
she never got near a powerful magnet.
For Hannah was chockful of needles,
and if they had suddenly come out I'M
der the attraction of magnetism, it is
safe to say that one of them at least
would have pierced a vital spot.
Up to date SO needles have been taken
from the girls body by DR.. Swithin
Chandler And X-rays are expected to
reveal still more.
In size they vary from fine cambria
TO carpet needles, and they have been
taken from her breast, arms and legs.
Thirty-nlne of them came out of one
finger.
Hannah is 10 years old, and came to
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
UNION MADE HATS.
An Agent in the 'Ctty in the Interests
of the Hatters' Union.

OF the Hatters' Union.
William c. Hennelly of New York.
representative of the United Hatters Of
North America, begun work in this civ
Yesterday in the interests of union made
mats Mr.. Hennelly will visit dealers
IN this city and request that the union
lapel pc demanded on all hats nur-
CHASED by them for the retail trade
Last night Mr.. Hennelly visited Ia
pGr headquarters and distributed cards
mnlcn asked purchasers to wear hats
ttbpn nt the union label. He said
mat ABOUT 81 per cent of the soft hats
nov now manufactured bear the union Ia
t pei, ana he averred that dealers have
oolu customers that the labels were put
only on stiff hats
Al grades Of mems hats. whether
nigh priced stiff hats, or cheap hats
OF any kind, are manufactured with the
union label upon them. Mr.. Hennel-
~ VIII remain in the city several days
and VIII endeavor to arouse sentiment
among local dealers against hats made
at the factories of A. Berg e. Co. in
orange Valley, N. ]. The United Hat
sers nave a strike in progress, and IS
men are out.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
WATCH YOUR CHILDREN.

Success and happiness in life depends
upon healthy childhood. If your child be-
comes listless and irritable 1t means some
thing. 1t is intelligent medical treatment
and not punishment that is needed. II
your child is pale and petulant IL it does
not grow as It ought, consult Dr. Greene,
the eminent specialist in chronic diseases,
who is known throughout the world as
the discoverer of DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, the best child
nerve remedy In existence. Call on DR..
Boston, Mass, or write him a letter as
may best suit your convenience. DR..
Greene makes no charge whatever for
such consultation, and his advice is free.
Just think of getting the benefit OF
twenty-five years of medical experience
and knowledge without paying g. cent
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
FIELD UNDER BONDS.

New York, Nov. 13.-George Schwelger,
a reputed attache of the New York
Athletic club, who acted as referee at the
glove encounter on Saturday night, at
the Pelican Athletic club, Bay Ridge, in
which John Fox is alleged to have in
directly inflicted serious, If not fatal, in
juries on Harry APPEL, was held in the
Brooklyn police court under bonds, to-
day, to await the result of the patient s
Injuries
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14

this country two months ago from Kill
kenny, Ireland.
Two weeks ago she went to Dr.
Chandler complaining of a sore finger
The doctor lanced the finger and eX-
tracted one-two-three-four needles in
rapid succession.
Next day he found three more, and SO
on until the total was 49,
Similar pains in other parts of the
body located other needles, and they
were promptly extracted.
HannIh explains their presence by
saying that when she attended a con-
vent in the old country the little girls
used to fitch needles from the sisters.
When discovery was imminent they
hid them in their months, and some
times they swallowed them by accident.
Hannahs health has doubtless been
affected by this diet of needles, for she
is stunted in stature and weighs but so
pounds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
JUDGE BALDWIN HoNoRED

New Haven. Nov. 13-News was re-
oeiNeu IN this city today that the ex-
eesoiye council of the International Law
9poh, oct 3d. elected Judge Simeon e.
20 d9sH5 TNln OF the supreme court of errors
~ H., connecticut, president Of the assocla-
etta,.r 10 succeed Sir Richard r. Webster
expires this year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
PARK THEATRE.

There is a good bill at the Park the
atre this week, and there should be a
good attendance all the week The bill
Ii headed by Miss Georgia Gardner
and her company in. the one-act COM
edy entitled "A Wifes Stratagem.'
This is pleasant little act full of fur
and good acting, and is just long
enough to keep up the interest. JohI
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
NOTICE!

There will be an examination Of can
didates for the position of superintendent
of schools of the Holden and Leicester
districts, at Superintendent CAROLS
office, Worcester, on TUESDAY, NOV. IA,
at 10 a. m. All applications must be
made on above date.
J. +. REDICAN,
Chairman of the Joint Committee.
w. E. AUSTIN,
Secretary,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
HOoDOO BURIED.

The Westboro candlepin team han
ished its hoodoo at the EXPENSE Of
Whites picked team last evening, It
rolled at the Pearl street alleys, and
Tor the first time since its organization
won a match away from home. In a
nVs-strlng eandlepin match it led the
picked team Al pins.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
FIRM APPROVED.

Washington, Nov. 13.-The board ap-
poipted by the construction board of the
navy department to investigate the facili-
York, one of the bidders for the new
cruisers to fulfill the contract they seek
has returned and will submit its report
ties are fully up to the standard de-
manded by law.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-14
PEPPER RELEASED.

John Pepper was released from the
Father Mathew basket ball team last
evening. The team will begin its home
season in Father Mathew hall Thurs
day evening by a game with Marlboro
Athletic club team
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
Academy OF st. Rose.

Architect Kemp, OF Montesano, brought
down the plans for the new academy to
be bnilt by the Sisters OF St. Dominic, on
G street opposite the hospital, yesterday.
The plans shoA building that will be
creditable to Aberdeen, and an entirely
modern boarding and day school.
The structure will be two stories high
with two class rooms, 26x24 feet, on each
floor. The upper floor is so arrange l
that it can be thrown into one room when
required, and has recitation room 30x24
feet and dormitory that will accommo.
date 80 BEDS On the first floor, on either
side OF the entrance hall. are the parlor
and music rooms, SKIS each, in rear Of
which are two smaller rooms for use as
studies. At the rear Of the main hall is
the dining room, which will seat SO per-
sons, and behind it again are the kitchen,
pantry and store room.
The building, which is OF the Colonial
style OF architecture. is to be built in the
most substantial manner. The lumber
has been ordered and active work will
commence on its construction early next
week, if the material can be got on the
ground.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24

At the annual election Of officers of the
Pacific Soldiers Reunion Association
held at Westport, the following were
chosen for the coming year, TO take office
September | : Commander, J. S. Ingram,
Aberdeen senior vice commander, C. w.
baremore, Montesano; junior vice COM
'narder, A. NJ. Holman, IIoquiam; quar-
termasier, q. W. Woodruff Aberdeen :;
chaplain, Rev. G. d. Spencer, Centralia.
Trustees, f.. l.. Wade, Montesano; Fred
Nye, Cosmopolis; Charles f.. Kuhn and
u. W. France, lloquiam; j. NJ. Birming-
ham, Aberdeen.
Z. X. Bell received his commission rs
postmaster Monday, and, on Tuesday,
made demand on Postmaster Clark for
the office. TO this request Mr.. Clark de-
INJURED and cited Mr.. Bell to his commits
SION, which reads that l,c shall hold the
ONCE Tor four years from December 30
1895. While the commission Of Mr.. Bell
says he is appointed to succeed Mr.. Clark
who is removed, the present incumbent
has no knowledge OF any such removal
and he proposes to hold the office until
the expiration of his commits sion. or AT
least know upon What violation Of the
postal regulations his removal is based
on.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
Along the Water Front.

The schooner Fanny Adele sailed from
the American mill today for San Pedro.
The schooner Lizzie Prien arrived Fri
day to load at the American mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner Lena Sweasey arrived
Tuesday to load at the West & slade mill
for San Francisco.
The schooner Tampa sailed from the
West h Slade mill yesterday for Next
can port.
The schooner Emma Utter sailed Tues
day from the West & Slade mill for San
Francisco.
The schooner A. j. West is completing
her cargo at the West & Slade mill for
Honolulu.
The schooner Laura Madsen sailed
from the Wilson mill Friday for San
Francisco.
The steamer Newberg arrived from San
Francisco Monday, and sailed today with
lumber from the Anderson & Middleton
mill for San Pedro.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
City Council.

i At the meeting # the city council last
night ordinances were adopted establish
ing the grade on Broadway and Second
streets, Young and other streets in North
Aberdeen and amending Tie curiew ordi-
nance SO as to have the triangle sounded
instead Of the fine bell.
new resolution was ordered prepared
for the iml rovcment of + and First SITS.
An ordinance 70: the improvement OF
ii and Hume Sts was passed.
IN ordinance granting to l. c Dillman
and associates an electric railroad fran
chise was referred to the city attorney, as
was an ordinance granting franchise to
y j West for IN electric light aal powt +
plant.
The fire department was instructed to
have inch tires put on the hook and
ladder truck
The committee on telephone to water
station was granted further time.
The water supt was Instructed to re-.
ceive bids on the pipe AMI to extend the
system as per petition of 3 J Garman
ct al
The attorney was instructed to notify
the Ry Co to improve the Ct st crossing
The plan Of the bicycle path commits
sion to build a path on the south side of
Heron st from q to | st was approved.
A retail liquor license was granted to
John O'Hare.
The report of the water supt for July
was referred back for correction.
The finance committe, reported that it
could not report on the clerk report un-
til it received the report OF the treasurer,
and the treasurer was notified to file his
report before the next meeting.
The bills, Aberdeen Bulletin $3.50
and II S Jackson $40, were allowed.
The attorney was instructed to draw an
ordinance making the license OF merry
go-rounds $25 a day.
The water supt was directed to notify
Wilson Bros & Co and Anderson & Mid
dieton to stop using city water for wash
ing logs.
The water rate for the OF, mpic Pack
ing Co cannery was fixed at IS a month.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between G.
w. Sage and S. NJ. Brisco was dissolved
on August 7, 1899, G. w. Sage retiring
and being succeeded by w. A. Brisco,
who, with S. M. Brisco, will continue
the laundry business under the firm
name OF Brisco Bros.
Dated at Aberdeen, WASH, August II,
1899. S. NJ. BRIsco,
w. A. BRIsco,
46.4t &. w. sage.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
ITALIAN STATUARY.

The gasoline schooner Barbara Hans
comb arrived from st. Micheals, Alaska.
Saturday and sailed for San Francisco
yesterday with a load Of lumber from the
American mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24

'' Erwin Arnold, OF the Cheh Ills
monumental Works, writes TO saw that
ne has been i'll since April, but has now
''Oo|t'ed mat he expects to be in Aber-
oeeh IN about two weeks to set up some
'emetary work ordered here.
a trunk was brought to Aberdeen from
'oquiam about month ago by steamer
and is believed to have been taken to n
ho'eI by mistake. Liberal reward will
be paid by :he owner for it's recovery.
Leave word at the HERALD office.
Owing to the failure of some new ma
Ahlnery to arrive the Grays Harbor Pack
ng 20. is Only canning about $50 cases
OF black salmon Il day, although the ca.
pacity of the establishment will exceed
ooo eases when the expected machinery
arrives.
Capt. Gill and Lieut.. johnson will saw
farewell to friends of Aberdeen on Sun
day, Angus, %, 1899, and proceed to new
helds OF labor. On Saturday evening
Ice cream and cake will be served after
the meeting All are cordially invited 20
the meetings.
Gov. Antrim, ,,r;ro1 :, H.,
San rr,r,;.co r,...,,, o,on;., ~.
Antrim was prominent citizen of Abel-
deem during the boom aud is now engaged
in tha .h;,,;,,r l,,;,.. :,
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HERALD "o,''o '''''N'' ~ 'oo ""'o"s rn'
10 EXPENSE ''''o's' '"''''''''e'' ''
ing p''y'''c'"'
Dilberger's merry'go-ronnd closed IN
Aberdeen on Sunday night, when sold
watch was given to the lady receiving !he
highest NUMBER OF 'otes' Us oe'''s '''o
most popular young iadv IN Town. MISS
Winnie Coyle carried OIL the prize oy
more than 4,o0O votes over her "e"ies'
competitor, Miss Laura t'anse"' ""o,oe
ing second, received goid bracelet Mr.
Dilberger moved his SWING 10 i'o!u,a.''
Monday, where the popularity Oh 'h's
merry-go-round is SAID TO continue u"'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-24
|EF N I'm 'IION.

F*s EF NJ ENII0N.
Nv sep the freshest assortment
rstss went to the Sound on
piy
IN. d Moniesano, was in the
night
sn was up from lIoquiam on
Ip;iay.
.iIlstOn has returned from his
Ehtan.
tsr, Of Elma, had business in
rRr Sunday.
find what you want call at
* Holmer's.
E.ron, Of Montesano, visited
blends Friday.
Croft, Of Markham, had bust
q. gaeen Saturday.
Mrs. n. Stinsoa visited friends
. bring the week.
hey will preach at Ocos'a next
IE5 aning and evening.
little Watson, OF Elma, visited
iCsey over Sunday.
Hous Smith was down from
on business Monday.
bel Gillies went to E!ma Fri
iiiends in that town.
i. Fraser, Of Elma, and chill
lAberdeen friends Sunday.
kits Of F. L. Carmen started
'me in Michigan Yesterday.
tih made business trip to
/ athe cary part Of the week.
milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
pod milk and good meaure. =
Veaiherwax returned from a
Mountains Tuesday evening.
h "A bright boy to learn the
-. ade. Apply at the HERALD
g.. well, Of Neushkah, has finely
CLG larm lands for sale on long
2S-tf
Etson, ]. G. Lewis and J. A.
business at the county seat
I'LL .Girton and daughters went
beach on Tuesday for a two
nj w.
w fsn acted as marshal during
sot Marshal Graham at the
hal.
IA Nfetterman gave luncheon
Mrs. Capt. Ogilvie and Mrs.
Monday.
iflory and Elizabeth Girton
some Of their young lady
~ ny afternoon.
mord to rent store space in
=. 100 ~ afford to buy adver-
-, anthe HERALD.
; a GleesOn Jr., Of Satsop, re-
,. y saturday, after a visit with
IsB IA. Levi WEIGH.
Vnles arrived in town from
sd'y, after an absence OF sev.
nom the Harbor
H. bolcom, who has spent the
We harbor, left this morning
vat winona, MINI.
~ . Sunday evening, a small
lle owner can have the same
sa tie HERALD office.
on 1'ss, all sizes. Glazing neat
IMPLY done. l.. S. Norm &
ii opposite hose house. 41-tf
wand bis brother, Grant, Wis
% the Harbor during the
8. 'Nslt with old friends in the
b. "aool warrants will be found
@lumn. The warrants of
R. ''aet are called up to March
.lofks school board has got
9: aaculty by issuing 500 in
% ''eacher who did not hold a
!, y aoors and adjustable win
l y any window--go to L.
i, L. g st., opposite the fire
Att