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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-06

Certifco que en- ell libro de actas de
lie dicho comite Sc encuentra una que
Gcopiada Tteralmente es como slgue
eEn ell pueblo de Hatillo, provincia
de Puerto Rico los siete dfas del mes
! lie Mayo de mil ochocientos noventa VI
<nueve, copstitufdo previa venia del
fse11or Alcalde EN- la casa morada del
|correligionario don Ramon MILAN u
Rivera, ell antique comite liberal que|
10 constituyen los senores que fguranl
l al margen; fue dada lectura una carta
.ircular del Comite Central fecha 2s
le Abril ultimo, otro impreso donde|
;onsta la despedida de nuestro digno|
Jefe don Luis Mufoz Rivera, al mar
;harse para los Estados Unidos del Nor
Ice America; otro alcance al ndmero
|l7 del periodic E2 Zevitorio, cuya
!ectura preduio en- ell amino de los con !
,urrentes, que fguran tambien al mar
gen protestas de la mas decidida ad
hesion prometiendo mantener incolumesI
os ideales de la colectividad en- que mi
itan. En- su consecuencia ell seiIoiI
|Presidente en- breves frases manifested
Il la concurrencia que debiendo modi
|dcarse ell comite por las circunstanciasl
lie haberse ausentado alguno de losI
niembros ell que hguraba como teso
zero, don Juan Bautlsta. Lacomba, darloI
le bal a en- nuestra fila por fgurar hoyI
IN ell partido contrario, era convenient.I
proceder poa eleccitn d la constitution
lei nuevo comite, cuyo fin veriicadal [
la election resultaron electos los 81
guientes Presidente don Ramon Mi /
Ian vice, don Nj. Echevarria; Tesore- I
70, don Fernando Ledesma, Vocales,
Ion Cosme Arana, don Pedro Pabloh
Vargas, don Manuel Alcaide, don JOSEF
Velez del Rosario, don Jose Napoleon
Bidot, don Domingo Arana, don Pedroz
Gonzalez Mena, don Benjamin Delgs
luel Circun don Pedro Regaladol
Gonzalez; Suplentes: DIM Eleuteriok /
Leon, Francisco Ruiz, don Juan Ra
non Alfonso, don Isidoro Gonzalez,
Ion Jose Canine, don JESUS Marrero,
ion Ramon Arana, don Pedro Jose /
Navas, don Alejan1ro Mora y don Da
rio Ruiz.
En- este estado hablendo tornado po
session Ell nuevo comlt6, ell senior Presi
iente y los demas reelectores dan las !
gracias d sus electores por la confanza
4ue en- ellos deposltan prometiendo Sc
suir coayuyando la reorganization del !
pa lido en- este pueblo para que lIegueE
Il momento de la lucha electoral de
nostrar en- los comicios la puianza de /
luestro parti 10, encomiando sus
som paileros no desmayen nj un solo dia
Ell la labor politica que venimos sus-
tentando, mostrando slempre nuestraa Z
adhesion al insigue don Luis
Munoz Rivera.
Y no habiendo NADIA maa que trAtai /
IL Presideute dio un voto de graeIas a
los concurrentes por el entuslasmo gu,
temuestran, con 10 c1al quedo oerrado i
el acto que frman los asistentes que
suscrlben, por ante mi ell secretarlo, queF
:ertihco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-06

Ramon MILAN, Manuel Echevarrfa.
Fernando Ledesma, Peiro Pablo Var.
gas, Menuel Alcaide, Jose Velez del
! Rosario, jose n. Bidot, Domingo Ara
Ia, Pedro Gonzalez Mena, BENJAMIN
4 1Oelgado, Victoriano Aguiar, Manuel
RCircun, Pedro Regalado Gonzalez, Jo-
<e Canine, Jesus Marrero, Ramon Ara.
|na, Pedro j. Navas, Alejandro Mora,
Oario Ruiz, Alexandra Mora Capaez,
lose Padilla, Quintfn Alcaide, Pedro
|guez, Pedro J. Deliz, Cirilo Betanoourt,
Manuel Echevarria, Juan r. Alfonso,
francisco Migoya, Antonio Castro,
Evaristo Galarza, Guillermo Rodrf-
guez, Leooadio Lopez, Juan Bautista
Ramos, jose E. Vargas, Ramon Pagan,
Manuel Pineiro, jose Rosa Quinonez,
Juau Martinez, Manuel Ma Arroyo,
lose Antonio Mora, Martin Rodriguez,
9regorio Rodriguez, Gregorio Toledo,
Felix Garcia, Enrique Arce, Antonio
Arana, Rafael Mollnary, Claudio Ro-
irfguez. Jose Estela, Gil Torado, Teo.
|dosio Medina, Pablo Ayil6s, Federico
Roldau, Guillermo PadilIa, Jose f.
|Correa, Celestino Gonzalez, Juan Pc
rez, Cristeto Arce, Jose Hernandez,
Bautista Serrauo, Joaquin Sala, Juan
|B. Vargas, Justo Roman, Alexandra
Roma, Juan Olavarria, Basilio Misles,
Ramon Mlsles, Marcial Delgado, 10.
se M. Misles, Jose G.. Tacoronte, Leon
,io Mercaio, Juan de NJ Ortiz, Agus-
tfn Espinosa, Francisco Moran, Gui.
tlermo Lacomba, Antonio Monro-
seau, Pedro Vazquez, Joaquin Martinez,
Jose L. Hero, Juan B5a. Leon, Eusta-
4uio Bastro, Enrique Ferrer, Federico
Rosa Leon, Gregorio Mora, Julian Ro-
"a, Pedro Herrera, Manuel Portal attn,
Simplicio David, Esteban Monta flez,
Jose Bonilla, Guadalupe Vargas, Ra-
mon Yalentfn, Silverio Sanchez, Alfonso
Bota, Ambrosio Herrera, Anastacio
Candelario, AIejo Ruiz, Anastasio Ld-
pez, Alexandra Espinosa, Aurelio Ra
mos, Antero Novoa, Antonio Soto, Am.
orosio Herrera, Dionisio Valentin, Do
'ningo Dfaz, Deogracia Pa gan, Emf tio
Gonzalez, Euseblo Curbelo, Eduvi jts
Rivera, Eusebio Gonzalez, Eufrasio i'G.
rez, EIeuterio Lopez, Angel Rivera,
Felix Cruz, Francisco Ponce, Fracisco
dalan, Francisco Castro, Fernando Con
lalez, Felipe Gonzalez, Francisco Lopez
noi au' hcliPc Val idhzd, Il TaucIscO MO
ran, francisco CandelarIo, Gabriel Gas
tro, German Herrera, Pedro Lopez, Ga
oriel Esplnosa, Gallo Medina, Higinio
Curvelo, Isidro Brito, Isidro Qainones,
tfuillermo Rodriguez, Idefonso Rive
"a, Irene Hernandez, Juan Leon, Jose
Cordero, Jose Mercado, Juan Jose Ro-
sado, 4 ,m6n Martinez, R4fael Morales,
Ramon Lopez, Rsm6n Reyes, Ramon
Cruz Novoa, Saturnino Gaian, Sebas.
tan Rivera, Segundo V6lez, Santana
Qainones, Sandalio Adame Santos Diaz,
Tomas Reyes, Toribio Perez, Vaentin
Caniacho, Vicente Curyclo, Zoilo Cur
Velo, Francisco Castro, Felipe Monta-
lez, Pedro Correa, Francisco Herman
tez, Juan Ruiz Portalatfn, Juan He
'rera, Jose ). Mercado, Jesus Ma F6-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-06
Las hueSteS
liberaleS
MOViLIZACION
HATILEO

Don JESUS Gonzalez Plneiro, Secre
,ario del Comit6 local de este puebl,
lei partido liberal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-06
= R0SEND0 RIVERA COLON
Director de LA DEM0CRAcIA
lila FALLECIDO!

Su oefiosa at,aosc Oona aooausa oofon de
3ipesa; hesn,al,c, Sofia Sl4iffestf,it,c; o,t ITO
9on sR. dqu'fcs eofo's y Ia Seoaccio,s o. " Ga
1S>e1f,ocoacic.' invtta,, {. 9f0. ct entiesso osf
codaves octo quo tsnosa ft9as hoy ia.
de ia tos0s, POI cnyo piaoooo faoo1 {eo oioisdn
a9sa0ecioo,.
Sonce, Sunio 6 0e $500.
Ieaaave aaepos ado
eI 10 de Damas
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
CONFIRMS THE SPY STORY

Tim Murnane in his Sunday base ball
gossip in the Globe confirms The Sun
day Spy's. story that Charles F. Mars
ton and Frank s. Selee are interested in
getting the Worcester franchise. Here
is what Murnane says of Marston,
Worcester and the Eastern league.
Charles A. Marston of Fall River has
decided to take hand at base ball
once more this season. Marston has
been identified with the game for over
a dozen years, organizing and manag-
ing the famous Waterbury, Conn, CLUB,
Where Con Daley, Tom DAILY and
Pltcher Lovett made fine records. The
ran river club was under the super
vision of MarSton during the last two
years of its existence, turning out the
most phenomenal batsman Of the age
IN LaJoie, now with the philadelphia
club; Grier, Jim Smith, the young extra
intelder of the Boston club, and other
clever players.
While always showing marked abil-
NY as base ball manager, and holding
uhe confidence of such men as President
Soden OF Boston, President N. e. Young,
PRESIDENT Hart of Chicago, Manager
Selee and an army of great and gIorions
league players, this true lover of the
game, was never under salary. A bright
business man, who backed the game for
the pleasure it gave him, is Mr.. Mars
tons record.
Overwork last season in the hotel
business at Fall River told on his
health, and he sold out that he might
spend most of the fall and part of the
winter in the Maine woods, hunting big
game. A short time ago he returned
to Fall River with restored health and
desfr" to pasa on season in outdoor
life.
II am anxious to handle a ball team
next year just for the sport" said Mr.,
Marston in New York last week, Just
after the big fight, as stakeholder Mike
Bradley handed him a big roll of bills
that he had won on Sharkey II am
willing to buy any franchise that looks
good
The Eastern League was ii, session
in New York at the time and sent for
Marston. He was informed of the sit
alton in Wos cester, and promised to
look it over, If his friend. Manager
Frank Selee, should 50 advise. The
champions manager was found, ana
said: with man like Marston, able
and willing TO put up the necessary
money for an eastern league franchise,
1t looks like a winner" This was good
enough for the Fall River man, and he
promised to go to Worcester and look
over the ground tomorrow with Frank
Selee, who has always claimed that
Worcester, properly handled, is a
grand good ball town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
He GOES BACK TO EXETER

jeremiah Delaney, who enjoys an inter-
national reputation as an athlete, and
also local reputation as reporter on
The Spy, goes to Exeter, N H., this
morning to resume his duties as athletic
coach for Phillips Exeter. This Is Mr.
Delaney's second year at Exeter and
under his dictatorship Exeter last year
won the dual track meet with AndoVer
an event that was the occasion for one OF
the most enthusiastic celebrations follow
ing any Exeter athletic victory.
Mr. Delaney has proved himself one OF
the most efficient coaches In the country.
Since accepting position on The Spy
Mr.. Delaney has increased his circle of
admirers, and leaves to resume his duties
with the best wishes of all.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
DEATHS

SIBLEY = In South birmingham, 18th.
Harold Hobart, youngest son of Henry
p. and Anna w. Sibley, yrs. mos. IS
days.
Prayers at residence, Otis street, South
birmingham, Tuesday. at p. m. Fu-
neral at Mrs. Sibley's former home,
West Auburn, Wednesday, at II 80 a.
m. Conveyance from the train leaving
Worcester at 1920 a. m.
HIGGINS-In this city, 18th, Mary. wild
ow of Patrick Higgins.
Funeral from her late home. No. 5
Eastern avenue, Tuesday morning at $50
o'clock. Solemn requiem high mass in
st. Anne's Church at 8 O'clock Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend.
and are kindly requested not to send
flowers.
RICHARDSON this city, 18th. Eben
Richardson, So yrs. II mos. II days.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services at his late resi-
dence, "a Orchard street, Tuesday, at
2.30 p. m.
CAMPBELL = In this city GAINESVILLE,
18th, Ellen Power) Campbell, widow Of
Stephen Campbell.
Funeral from her late home. GAINESVILLE,
Wednesday morning at 7.30. Requiem
high mass at st. Peters Church at .
o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
WHITTLESEY-In this city, 18TH Miri-
am Chappell, youngest daughter of
Norman w. and Bertha (Hathaway)
Whittlesey, yrs. mo. days.
TURNER-In Pasadena, Cal, 18th, An
gelina Turner, 80 yrs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
FIRST PROOF OFFERED.
answer Made to the Portland stsamshi
Company.

Portland, Me-, Jan. 15.-This after
noon Samuel L. Bates, attorney for
Nathan Cohen, offered the first proof Of
loss of a person going down in the
steamer Portland The proof was
made before United States Commits
sioner Bradley, appointed a special
commissioner by Judge Webb for the
purpose of receiving and acting on such
matters in the preliminary proceedings
on the petition of the Portland Steam
ship Company for a limitation of its
liability for the loss of the Portland
to the wreck, and passenger and freight
money.
The document is of general interest,
because it was not only the first in this
case. but the first presented under sim
liar circumstances, it is said in the
United States. 1t is probable that the
same form will be followed in other
cases.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
A SAD SUICIDE.
Mss schIey Believed She Was Pursued
BY Phantom.

Nv d TUdUtOHf
Baltimore, Jan. 15.-Miss Anna Mary
Hoke Schley, % years old, daughter of
the late Col. William Louis Schley,
poet, lawyer and veteran of two wars,
and second cousin of Rear Admiral
Schley, committed suicide today, in her
home here, Since the death of her
father, to whom she was much at
tached, just a month ago today, Miss
Schley had been inconsolable. A week
ago her mental condition became
alarming to her friends, and attend
ants We're almost constantly at her bed
side. aT
his afternoon her sister, who had
been chatting with her, went below
stairs for few moments, and when she
returned found Miss Schley lying on
N~r bed with bullet hole in her left
breast. She had shot herself through
5ne neart with one of her fathers re-
volvers. Two letters which she had
written to her friends indicate that she
labored under the hallucination that
she and her family were being pursued
by some phantom
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
THE GENERAL WELFARE"
(From the Pittsburg Times.l

Senator Hoar objected that there was
no constitutional warrant for annexa-
ton OF the Philippines. He overlooked
the fact that such action would be am
ply justified by the general welfare
clause Of the constitution, The men
who are advocating annexation believe
that our dominion will prove not only
beneficial to their natives, but also to
our own interests. They do not believe
that harm will result to the American
people. Holding such views, therefore,
they have a right to claim that the
general welfare of the nation will be
promoted by keeping our flag over the
Philippines, and that the constitution
gives ample warrant, for such action
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
WAS AN OLD OFFENDER.
Man Arrested at Baltimore Cracked a
Western Safe.

Boston, Jan. 15.-Chief Inspector
Watts received a letter today from City
Marshal Samuel 7. Hamilton of Balti-
more, enclosing the photographs of two
men arrested in that city, charged with
assault and battery upon one Mrs.
Hartgan of Baltimore, asking that they
be identified and their records sent to
That city. The men gave the names of
William Carter and John E. Collins.
Cnlet Inspector Watts at once identified
ohe photograph of Carter as that of an
OLD safe blower and burglar who has
served time in this city for blowing
open safe in Weston. He was released
IN 1897 after serving five years in prison,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
LIGHT BEVERAGES N ENGLAND.

All habitual diners out" must have
come over society In regard to the mat
ter of beverages. Champagne is the pop
ular drink. light hooks also, and both
these are by many persons freely diluted
Win Apollinaris water. At the table
q hote Of any first-class hotel Il is re-
markable how many of the male guests
may be seen drinking whisky and Apol-
ltnaris, while the ladies often drink Apol-
linaris only. At public dinners the same
change In the drinking habits of the
guests is even more marked, There was
banquets no such thing as water was 10
be seen on the table,.1butj now one of the
first things the Intelligent and careful
guest looks for when he sits down to din
Morning Advertiser Nov. Il, 1893.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
HARVARD AND YALE.

Cambridge, Jan. Is. - Harvard and
Yale will have a conference tomorrow
in this city in regard to the boat race
in June. There will be present, repre-
Manager Ord Preston, while Harvard 8
Interests will be looked out for by Capt.
F. L. Higginson, Jr., and Manager
Clarence G. Mann. The chief object
of the conference will be to form some
definite plan in regard to the proper
course to be pursued towards Cornell.
The date of the Harvard Princeton de-
bate has been fixed for April 5. 1t will
be held at Princeton. The subject to be
discussed has not yet been chosen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
LIST is LARGE.
Andelina's Entire rev Sacrificed With the
Vessel.

NHNSHua GHuHc teW odCFulC6u WIN Inc
Vessel.
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 10. = The full
list of those lost by the capsizing Of
the British ship Andelina in this port
yesterday is as follows:
Capt. G. w. Stating of Annapolis,
N. S.
E. H. Grow, aged 80, Londonderry
N. g., first mate.
e. G. Doe, aged 29, Blackpool, Eng.
Nemey Jossaim, Victoria, B. c.
Joseph M. A. D'Holyere, Osrend, Bel
GUM, apprentice.
Richard Reginald Hanze, Ostend
Belgium, apprentice.
Charles Smith of the United States
boatswain.
James Daily, New York, boatswain.
j. r. Brown, Barbados, cook.
H. Hensen, Sweden, able seaman.
Anton Jensen. Denmark, seaman.
John Nelson, Norway, seaman.
e. Ostrum, Finland, seaman.
Edward Lett, Regia, Russia, seaman
Fred Hinstrom, Norway, seaman
August Simonson, Holland, seaman
Pat Wilson, st. Johns, N. F., sea-
man.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
AeoNcILLo's REASONS.
Lengthy Memorandum Filed in state
Department at Washington.

Washington. Jan. 15.-Senor Felipe
Agoncillo, the representative of Gen.
Aguinaldo in Washington, has filed
with the state department a memoran-
dunn setting forth at great length the
reasons for his claim that the Philip
pine government should be recognized
by the United States. Accompanying
the memorandum is letter in which
Senior Agoncillo states he has received
no reply to his communication of Jan.
6, in which he asks that suitable time
be arranged when he could be present
ed to the president and heard upon his
claims.
In view of the position in which the
representatives of the American gov
eminent and the repr asentatives of the
Philippine government find themselves
upon the islands at this time, he urges
that the matter be given immediate at
tention. The letter and the memoran-
dunn has been listed as official docu-
ments in the state department, and, al
though the officials have themselves re-
fused to make them public they have
nevertheless expressed a willingness
for Senior Agoncillo to do so if he de-
sired
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
Session Report Says Fifth Massachusetts
VIII N Go Abroad.

Boston, Jan. 15.-The Herald tomor-
row will say: "A Washington dis
patch received in this city today con-
tanned the information that the au-
thorities have decided to muster out the
Fifth Massachusetts regiment, United
States volunteers, now. in camp at
Lreenville, S. c.
The dispatch stated that the reports
had been made to the war department
that dissatisfaction existed among the
men of the regiment, and that the gov
eminent had decided not to send dis
satisfied soldiers on foreign service.
If this report is true. the friends of the
regiment in Massachusetts will be
much surprised, for private letters re-
oeiyed from the men have as a rule
been free from complaint.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
LIKE A ROMANCE.
eoston Woman Obi cted Being Sold
Ike Parcel of Merchandise.

London, Jan. 16-The Vienna COR
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
Countess Bosemont de Rouge AK,
daughter Of Mr.. Steward, the Boston
millionaire has been living in this city
incognito as a governess in a gentle
mans house. 1t appears that, within
a few minutes after her wedding, she
learned by chance that the count had
only married her because her father
had promised to pay his debts, amount
ing to 6 10000 ($1, $40, 000.)
Overcome by this disclosure, she ran
away as protest against being sold in
this way; and she intends to earn her
living here until she can divorce her.
self from her merceuary husband"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
FIRE AT HYDE PARK.

Hyde Park, Jan. ia fire here to-
night almost completely destroyed
French's block and u smaller building
adjoining, and which caused loss to
the owner of the buildings, L. ].
French, and to numerous tenants of
over $4,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
Mr.. KING INCLUDED.
Worcester Man and Van Wyck General
Counsel of Auto Truck o.

New York.. Jan. 15.-The Herald win
tomorrow announce that ex-Judge
Augustus Van Wyck, recent candidate
for governor for New York state on the
democratic ticket, has been appointed
general counsel for the newly formed
New York Auto-truck Company Asso-
ciate counsel are George s. Graham,
district attorney of Philadelphia and
Henry w. King of Worcester. Mass.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
SIMPLY BESSIE"
Sad End of a Boston Servant Girl BY
Asphyxiation,

Boston, Jan. 15.--An 18-year- old SER
want known only as Bessie" in the
employ of Annie Finglestein, SO Allen
street, was killed today by inhaling IL
gas. 1t Is the belief of the
police that her death was accidental.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

MiIIbury Jan. n 49,
The undersigned desire to thank their
many friends in Worcester and Millbury
for the kindly sympathy extended to them
during the illness and death of Albert II
Costigan, and for beautiful floral Offer
ings on the occasion Of the funeral we
are truly grateful.
MRS. ALICE COSTIGAN and family.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16

Worcester county will be represented
at the fourth annual poultry show OPP
ening in Boston today by two judges,
Henry S. Ball of Shrewsbury and A.
G. Hawkins of Lancaster.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT

WORCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT -
-------- AND TRUST COMPANY.
448 Main St.. opp City Hall
Capital. 100000 TraEsaots q goA-
Surplus. =. 100000 eral banking buei-
Interest allowed on deposit subject
to check at sight. Accepts trusts Greats
ed by will or otherwise. Safes to rent
In burglar and flre-proof vaults at s.
per year and upward ValuabieA re-
ceived for safe Keeping
EDW. # DISCO, President.
SAMUEL H. CLARY. Secretary
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16

--MILLBURY SAVINGS Rank
Deposits put on interest the first day
Of January, April. July and October.
Bank hours: 8 a. m. to .. M; Sat-
urdaye: 8 a m to IL m.
IRA N. GODDARD, President.
AMOS ARMSBY. Treasurer,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
BAY STATE SAVINGS BANK.

Deposits put on interest the first day
Of March. June, September and Decem-
Der.
Bank hours: 9 to 4. Saturdays, Q to
1. s to 5 p. m.
RICHARD HEALY, President.
GEORGE NcALEER. Treasurer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
AND
| AR

Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar acts
like charm on the throat and bronchial tubes,
Use It before it's too late. Sold by druggists,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ono minute.
The state herald., 1899-01-13
RECENT INVENTIONS.

Doors can be easily kept closed by n
new spring attachment. formed OF an
espansibic spiral spring fastened at
one end TO the door frame. with cord
running from the other end through
pulleys to the top Of the door. the
spring stretching when the door is
pulled open.
A Hungarian has patented doll
which will blow soap bubbles. IN ex-
pansibie rubber bulb inside the body
being depressed n, the back after the
tube extending from the mouth IN
dipped In tho water. blowing air
through the tube and expanding tho
aim at the end OF the tube.
oil lanterns are prevented from ex-
ploding when tipped over by the use OF
new burner attachment. conEintlng
Of n weighted slide inside the lantern.
which holds the wick and is balanced
20 that tip Of the lantern causes II to
fall into the burner opening and pro-
vent the oil from running out.
A combined boat. tent and bed has
been designed for campers use. con.
sisting OF canvas cover to be fast.
enei 10 the mast and extended TO tho
edges of the boat 10 inoloso part of II.
the balance being covered by canvas
stretched on low frame. with mat.
tresz underneath. which can be folded
when not In Use.