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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16

was in such condition, he said, that it
was not wholly ineligible to him.
Mr.. Hobbs is interested in western
mining company in Nevada, and thinks
that it may be in connection with some
deal made by members of the company
in his absence that the warrant was
issued. He did not care to discuss the
thought that it would come out all
right as soon as he went to Boston to
look it up.
Chief of Police brennan when called
up by The Spy man, knew nothing of
the matter at ALL he said, and also de-
MED that there was any criminal action
against Mr.. Hobbs as far as he knew.
The matter is being kept very quiet by
those who know the inside facts, and
what developments VIII be brought out
later no one seems to know.
Mr.. Hobbs is interested in several
companies, among them the Ore Ex-
cavating company and bottle stopper
company. He is also interested in the
Nevada Mining company, and his
friends are of the opinion that if any
trouble exists it is caused by the action
of some member of the company doing
something that falls on Mr.. Hobbs
shoulder owing to the position he holds
in the concern.
Mr.. Hobbs is well known in Worcester
and was candidate FOR the position of
citV trea S11rer against r w White at
the time it was decided by the city
government not to reappolnt the late
w. S. Barton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Blood Thicker Than Water

Surinam Dutch GUIANA, Dec. IS
Discovery has been made here of a
movement for the purpose of aiding the
South African Dutch and annoying the
resident British subjects, in which high
officers and consuls are implicated. The
British consular officers are vigorously
opposing this as being virtually a
breach of neutrality and diplomatic
representations on the subject have
gone forward
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Peru's New Cabinet

Lima, Peru Dec. Is, via Galveston
The new cabinet succeeding the min
istry that rendered its resignation Dec.
@ owing to the attitude of the chamber
of deputies, is constituted as follows:
President of the council of ministers
and minister of foreign affairs, DR..
Rivaguero; minister of home affairs,
Col. PARA; minister of justice, DR..
Romero; minister of finance, Dr. Be-
launde; minister of war, Gen. Velarde;
minister of public works, Col Zegarra.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Local Manager Away

Sylvanus L. Kicker. manager of the
Worcester branch of the John P Squires
& Sons establishment, was not at home
when The Spy man called at his house,
% Dix street, last evening. Mrs.
Kicker told the reporter that her hus-
band had been in New York since We'd
nesday. OF the failure, she knew
nothing. She had haard that the Swift
Company was trying, to amalgamate
with the Squires concern, but Mrs.
Kicker was positive that her husband
had no premonition of impending bust
ness failure.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
ENGLAND IN GLOOM
Report of Buffers Reverse Set
London by the Ears

London, Dec. &c. 80 a. m.-The news
of Gen. Buffers reverse was received
so late that morning. newspaper COM
expressions of extreme regret and dis
appointment, and of the necessity of
calmness and redoubled efforts to re-
trieve the position This latest check
is regarded as the most serious event
in Great Britains military history since
the Indian mutiny.
The Standard says: Gen. Buffers
dispatch is deplorable reading. 1t is
now a familiar story of concealed Beers
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
SNEAK THIEF NABBED
George S. BatCheIder Was Play
ing Foxy Game in Boston Hotel

Boston, Dec. 15.-An elderly man
wrapped in bath robe and wearing
slippers, was arrested in a corridor of
the Copley Square hotel today. He
apparently was going to the bath room,
but when there was no one in the cor
ridor he stopped to listen at several of
he doors. From transom police IN
soector watched the mans movements
ltil satisfied that he was planning
a schief, and then placed him under
srrast.
chef Inspector Watts identified the
pYisaner as George S. Batchelder, a
pr ssional hotel sneak and a much
wanted man. His photograph is in the
1oelsa gallery in New York and many
o aar arge cities.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Press Feeders Strike

Boston, Dec. 15.-Every union print
ing press feeder in Boston and the i'm
mediate vicinity whose employer would
not agree to pay him $12 a week struck
today About 300 men are at work I'M
der the new scale. A roll call this
afternoon showed that 1872 fesdarA SsAa
been obliged to strike.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Irish Didn't Revolt

Waterford, Ire, Dec 15.-The story
printed in the Freeman's Journal to
he effect that the reserves of the Royal
irish regiment, while embarking on
heir way to South Africa at this port
Wednesday sang "God save Ireland, .
cheered the Beers and President Kru-
ger, and threw their rifles into the river
is absolutely unfounded Nothing
whatever occurred among the men be-
yond the pathetic -takings which
have been witnessed at all similar en-
barkations
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
Artillery DueIs.

London, Dec. ia special dispatch
received today from Frere camp says
that simultaneously with the lombard
ment of Colenso, a furious artillery du-
ell commenced between the garrison of
Ladysmith and the Beers on Umbul-
wan hill.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16

General Buffers dispatch is deplOrable
reading. 1t is now a familiar story of
concealed Beers and British troops marching
up blindly almost to the very muzzle of the
enemyS rifles. 1t cannot be doubted that
the moral effect will b. to aggravate our
difficulties over the whole field of opera
tons. 1t has hardly been realized that
General Butler could fail" London Stand
ard, of this morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16

notice, and it was deemed best to make
an assignment
There ia clean 100000 margin of
assets over liabilities, and there are no
membranes on any of the Squire
property"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
The WORST DISASTER
Since INDIAN MUT|NY
Zen. Butler Defeated by the Beers With
Loss Of Men and Guns.
CONNAUGHT RANGERS CHIEF SUFFERERS

british Commander Was Attempting to Cross Tugea River
Heroic Beers Attacked Him and Retirement After
Heavy Losses-England Takes Gloomy View of Situa-
tlon But Will Order Out Another Division
British Were Out-generalled.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
PARIS CLAIMS SETTLED
The Atlantic Liner Is to Be Re-
Christened

London, Dec. 15.-The difficulties con-
nected with the American line steamer
Paris, which ran on the rocks OF the
Manacles, May q last, and was re-
fioated July Il, have been settled. The
vessel will be handed over to Harland
G. Wolffe, at Belfast, for a thorough
overAauling. When she resumes her
place in the transatlantic service, a
year. hence, she will be rechristened af-
ter an American city
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16

Il regret to report severe reverse.
The Connaught Rangers, fear, have Suf-
fered great DEAL The artillery suffered a
calling fire at close range, killing all their
horses, and The gunnerS were compelled
to stand to their guns. We have abandoned
ten guns, and lost by shell fire one, The
losses in Gen. Hunts brigade are, fear,
heavy."-Gen. Buffers dispatch.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16

Pretoria on the charge of being a spy.
On Mr.. Macrum's representations, the
Transvaal government released Rob
ertson upon condition that he leave the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-16
The Royal Irish

London, Dec, 15.-The reserves of the
Royal Irish regiment paraded at AL
dershot today in full marching order.
They will embark for South Africa to-
morrow. from SOUTHAMPTON.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
THEY ARE STILL BusIEGED.
The Paris Police Are watching
Guerin ana Max Reais.

Paris, Aur. 14-Tba oafoa ~ ~ Anil
Semitic 800.
'Ae III which NJ 1uerih' pres
lueut OF the league, and Max Regis. the
noted Jew batter and ex-Nlavor of Algiers
sought rafupA fror, arrss+ ~, e,+,,,.7,
NO. .,,
Nes-eseu to-oay' Ahey We're
guarded throughout the night by force
of police armed with reviewers.
NJ Guerin his friends fa,,I,r.1 ,,-o,,I5
fire IN ,bo -. e. -,
'''0 - Ups II "'''0Ne"' AFTER III
tempting TO gam the pesIegers over to
their side, the beaieged men threatened to
pour boiling oil imam those outside
This afternoon a fresh warrant was is
sued for the arrest of M C,,I.ri,, Aooor7 -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
ON THE YACHT ELFRIDA.
President and Mrs. Mckinley Took II
snI ON ChnmpInIn.

President and Mrs. Mckinley Took II
sail on ChnmpIain.
Plattsburg. NJ. Y. Aug. 14-President
and Mrs. Mckinley and party left Hotel
Champaign this morning for a sail on the
yacht Elfrida. The day was a beautiful
one, the sky being clear ana the sun bright
ana warm after the rainy weather of the
past few days.
Among those who called on the President
to-day was John Marin Of Plattsburg, who
has held the office Of special deputy col
iector of customs Of the Champlain district
for thirty years.
The yachting party returned to the Iio-
tel Champlaln at $3.50 this afternoon The
.partv had luncheon on board the yacht
and as the day was "a charming one, the
long ride on the AXE was much enjoyed
Tomorrow the party win visit the Cath
ole summer school grounds, and IN the
evening Secretary of state Hay viii arrive
here for a conference with the President.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
STATISTICS or TEXAS Loss.

Expcrt Fixes II at, About %7f Per
Capita Of the Population.
Washington. Aug. H-Mr E. S. Holmes
Jr.. an expert of the statistical bureau Of
the department Of agriculture, has just
completed report TO Chief Statstlciah
HYDE OF that department embodylng the
results Of a tour Of the food-devastated
region Of Texas and making "A careful os-
innate Of the damage done, the aggregate
Of which he places at $7,4l4,00O
The number Of farms submerged Is es-
umated al 800. with a total area Of about
5000 acres or this area, at the time
Of the flood there were about $4,000 acres
under cultivation, 339 900 acres being in
cotton, J2f40o acres in corn, 1880 acres
in sugar cane ana $500 acres in other
crops, with a total production IN sigh,
equivalent to about $3.50 900, which is
about $4 per capita Of the population.
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ALGnR GIVES A HUNDRED.

sends n Cheek 10 Root for Porto
Ricnn Sufferers.
Washington, Aug. H.--secretary Root
to-day received a dispatch from eX-Secre-
tnry AIger saying the latter had forward
cd hts check for 500 for the Porto Rican
storm sufferers. Secretary Root acknowl-
edged the donation with thanks.
The committee organized here to for
ward relief to, the people Of Texas has de-
clded 10 give wuy entirely TO the Porto
Hcars aud Will solicit no more aid FOR
Texas Commissioner wight OF the Dis
trict of Columbia will call a meeting to-
morrow TO organize a Porto Rican relief
commission.
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TO BE FIVE NEW REGIMENTS.
SAVANNAH APPLICANTS MAY THEN
DE RECOGNIZED.

Senator Clay and Congressman Ad-
amson Called on Secretary Root.
Tie Told Them of the Intention to
Issue Another CaII-SaId That UntI
Then There would BE Nothing for
observation-disclosures Clay Urged the
Claims Of Savannahians.
Washington, D. c.. Aug. H-(specla0.-
8 Secretary Root has stated positively that
five new volunteer regiments are to be
established, and orders to that end WIZ
be- Promulgated from the war department
ir d few days
THIS statement was made TO Senator
Clay ana Representative Adamson OF
Georgia. who called to consult the new
secretary about certain Georgia appoint
uaa,s Not only did Secretary Root ac-
knowledge that it is the intention of The
admins ration to assemble without delay
q fore, sufficient 10 put down the rebellion
in the Philippines as quickly as possible
but he stated further that the admins
uau0u proposes to protect itself against
scandal and criticism in the matter of
ep9uJing staff and field officers. Ii has
boon rumored since Secretary Roots re-
cent conference with the President at
Lake Champlain that a cali for additional
volunteers might be made soon, but this
Is he first official utterance Of Score
tsry Root on The subject.
Senator Clay and Representative Adam
son arrived here this morning for the ex-
press purpose Of urging the appointment of
certain patriotic young Georgiaus who are
anxious TO receive commissions in the
army. Ii was during their interview with
Secretary Root that the latter made the
announcement to the effect that five new
volunteer regiments are to be organized at
once. After informing his Georgia Wis
it.rs that no more appointments can be
given TO that state al present, Secretary
Root added chat there might be opportu-
nifty in the immediate future, as a call for
additional volunteers is about to be order
The Same Talk of Merit.
Tn reply to Inquiries concerning ap-
paumeuts ic the volunteer regiments, Sec
raaly Root respectfully informed Senator
Clay ,.at political and social influence wiz
cut no hauIe i'm the slectiOn Of commits
stoned officers In other words rich mems
sons and social pets win not be rushed
mo army uniforms regardless Of their mil
starry qualifications, as was the case in the
early STAGES of the Spanish war. I'VE
must commission men a officers, said Sec
I-.2Iy Root ION account of their superior
qualifications for the service, and we can
h. and Will not be governed by political or
persona. influence. In few days call
" probably De made for several addition
al regiments of volunteers.
a. 1r.a or,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
wow A TROPICAL STORM.
The weather bureau Has Changed
It's Nomenclature.

The weather bureau Has changed
Its Nomenclature.
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE West Indian
hurricane which for almost a week has
been raging in tho West Indies, has modi-
fed in intensity and is now designated as
a tropical Storm. II appears 70 be now
ing up the Atlantic coast, and the weather
bureau has directed that storm signals ba
extended northward TO Atlantic city,
where, by tomorrow morning, the wind
may reach thirty miles an hour.
To-day az Savannah 1t blew forty-four
miles and at Charleston forty miles,
while IN Florida points over which the dis
turbance is slowly passing the wind rang
ed below fifteen miles. The storm is cen-
trai tonight near the Georgia coast, and
may at any time pass out to sea, but the
officials Of the weather bureau think 10
VIII continue up the coast TO New York
and going beyond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
WITH A WARRANT FOR GUERIN.

Assistant Chief of Detectives Was
Defed by Anti-Semitc.
Paris. Aug 15.-The assistant chief of
detectives at APO O'Clock this morning went
to the house of N. Guerin, president of
the and-Semite League, with a warrant
for has arrest. He rang the bell several
times and finally N. Guerin appeared at
the window, but refused to open the door
saying: IF you want me come and take
me"
Thereupon the detective withdrew, NJ.
Guerin calling after him: you want TO
fight, Wen, we viii fight. Permit me 20 tell
you you are doing very dirty business
Then turning 10 his friends he exclaimed
loudly: Come, comrades, let us die. They
viii only take me dead"
Some of the spectators of the scene
shouted: "Vive Guerin."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
FIXING SUPPLY STATIONS.
Chief Commissary Establishes One
nj savannah.

al savannah.
Washington, Aug. n.--Gen. Weston,
chief commlssary; IS establishing supply
stations az Savannah, Atlanta, New York
and Chicago to receive Porto Rican re-
lief stores All relief supplies for Porto
Rico will be admitted free Of duty by
special order Of the President.
The steamer Evelyn of the New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Company,
sailing from New York on Friday, Aug. IS,
Tor Ponce direct, VIII take all relief sup
plies the company has room for free OF
charge The steamer Mae sailing Aug. 81,
win do the same.
These vessels viii take from 200 to 500
tons Of supplies each, and the shipments
for them should be marked "relief sup
plies ANA be properly checked and de-
livered a. The pier OF the steamship COM
pany referred 10 az Brooklyn, n. r.. on
or before noon Of Wednesday Aug. 16.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
---s-eis--e--------
DIsINFECTION IN PROGRESS.

Conditions Reported Favorable
From the soldiers Home.
Washington, Aug H.-surgeon General
Wyman to-day received the following tel
ogram from Surgeon Vicllery in regard to
the yellow foyer al the Hampton, Va, Sol
diers' Home:
"AlI conditions favorable; disinfection Of
nuallars Eoln. on"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
VERMONT MAN KILLED THREE.

Eastwood started Out on a Terrible
Expedition.
Niddlebury, Vt, Aug. lin East Mid
dlebury tonight man named Eastwood
went to the home of his mother-in-law
and shot his wife ana her mother, killing
both. He then drove TO Middlebury went
to the residence of Frank Fem, shot him
through the heart killing him Instantly
then shot at Fsnns wife and missed her
Eastwood then went TO the residence
Of his vire's brother, Ed Brown, evidently
intending to XIII him, but could not find
him. Eastwood escaped.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
CoLUMBIA WINS AGAIN.
Keats the Defender 10 Minutes and
2 Seconds In IS Miles.

z Seconds in IS Miles.
Newport, X. L., Aug. 1.-THE Columbia
added another victory to her already
splendid record to-day, defeating the De
fender by 10 minutes and seconds over
i thirty-elsht-mlle course.
The Amorta defeated Colonla, Qulsetta
and Ariel iu the schooner class. finishing
" seconds ahead OF Colonia and winning
the race by one minute and fourteen sec
ouds corrected time. Experts who FIG
ured out the COlumbias time say that
she had beaten the Defender at the rate
Of 20 seconds for every mile of the course
snllnl.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
ARHiTRANENT or ARMS.
me Beers Convinced That Is All
Tint rs Lcft Them.

Joaanoesburs, Aug. little Standard
ana lieee.s' News to-day says.
ZINE boars are convinced chat there "a
nothing for d now but the arb.rament
OF arm D."
Ai t9ita ~ wnrike rum0rs are in cir-
-.i'-n j. is alleged that tbs sleld cor
h.' haFe received orders 90 supply aI
l.iiue4 nufgheu With rifles afatu.touaiy
enl ~ substitute Maua re- for Martini
use.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
ARE SEEKING The ASSASSIN.
WHILE MAITRE LABORI LIES BE-
TWEEN LIFE AND DE ATH.


Each Proud of the Other-CaSimir-
Perier and Nercier.
Copyright. 1899 bv the Associated Press
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ii'lo d more N'oient pas
son '-'au Iotis' Inc Farisians are Ia
bOrl0us. The Bretons are silent ana pos
sesse1 bv tbfer haIisf of an lilo, ,,.t,,ta,-,,.
H. ,,a,.
AH'7 morning at O'Clock a Well-nigh
successful attempt was made to Kill NJ.
Labor who defended rs, .,.,,,. ,,,,
ia i'9' sS'' aiit
no o'''e mere 70 defend Dreyfus, with
NJ. Demange The Would-be assassin was
evidently a crank and looked a workman
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''' quay iHcAeIhohI IL
was Whlie Labor was going tO.the court
with Col. Plcquart and his cousin NJ
Cast
VI,
-'iiie i-"ool came up she was
sent to fetch doctor, but not knowing
the town, she lost a good deal of time
Al 1ast gbo tto,,-i.4
49,, VI SUNS 10 'ne court
ana seeking there for military surgeon.
Doctors Vidal and Reclus were at hand
and at once accommodated bor tn. ~
tho ,,-oso,,,o 80 ''0
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20 'He barracks Tor an ambulance with
a stretcher and bearers.
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rrlo Nh ~, -, ~ - va Hot injured
hrao fHtti' '' Ieu az me sN'h Verle-
bedded in Tho ,,,I,saIo f 10y oe ''li
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
SHOT LABoRI II ruG BACK.
The bastard Gave Him No Chance
for His Defense.

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for His Defense.
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for the accused man, on whom the defense
/ had relied for the demolition Of Gen. Nfrr-
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his way 10 the cc}'t soon aver o'clock
His as i1lants, Of whom there were two,
escaped and 1t IS impos th'o yet TO say
| whether NJ Labor Will have 10 be added
IN the strange deaths That already nunct,-
|
ale 'rAS h-3Ste'Aol'' 4SiNai'1e'
1t was d1louneot about tue close OF
court today that NJ Labor might live
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-15
WILL BE a VAN WYCK MEETING.
His Friends VIII Assemble Fridny
Night at the Hoffman.

Saratoga. y. y, Aug. 14.-Judge Au-
qustus Van Wyck left Saratoga tonight
and it is announced that friends who have
been interested in the presentation Of his
name as a candidate before the national
Democratic convention Cor the presidency
of the United states viii meet at the
Hoffman House, New York, next Friday
nIsht. This conference, it is announced,
win be presided over by j. J. Wilet Of
Alabama.
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NEW ORLEANS AND MAouIAs.

Nrvy Department. Relieved 10 Learn
of Their safety.
Washington Aug 1.-THE navy depart-
mout has been greatly relieved by a dis
patch from Capt Longnecker. command
ing the New orleans. now at San Domin-
go CRY. lie says an Is well with both
the New orleans ana Machias. Tie olso
states that quiet prevails al San Do
mlngO.
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