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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
OUT AND ABOUT.

Mrs. Henry J. Gross entertained the
Worcester wellesley Club yesterday
afternoon for its annual May tea, and
the occasion was a specially delightful
one, for Miss Martha Goddard of the
English high school gave talk on
university life for women in Zurich.
About 40 Of the club were present, in
Guiding the five high school students
who will enter Wellesley next fall
Miss Bruce, Miss Goodwin, Miss Hole
brook, Miss Downey and Miss Sherwin.
Mrs. Albert B. Kimball, the president,
received with Miss Goddard and the
secretary, Miss Annie May Henderson.
Mrs. E. D. Thayer, Jr., servedsthe froz-
en- chocolate and Mrs. Walter Rich
mond the frappe The assistants were
the Misses Waite, Miss Alice Warren,
Miss Bertha Longley, Miss Lillian
Crawford. Mrs X. K. Shepard Miss
Maud Dodge, Miss Gertrude Dennis
and Miss Eleanor Whiting.
A large and appreciative audience
greeted the Tech Glee Club last night
at Salisbury hall. The boys were at
their best, and gave an excellent con-
cert. Walter S. Knowles, tenor, and
Louis Kelso Brennan, reader, assisted,
ana edCH Was tllS lSStRAGtll VI ACdi ~
recalls.
The quartet, consisting of Messrs.
Knowles, West, Aldrich and Hubbard,
sang "Reveries'' and an encore in an
especially notable manner, which met
with great favor. The harmony of the
voices was particularly commendable.
The ushers We're: n. r. Birge, 1900;
]. B. Bartholomew, go; o. P. Tyler.
'99; r. c. Allen, 1900; and H. G. Irving.
1900. After the concert there was an
informal dance lasting until midnight,
Chains orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic.
A reception will be given Monday af-
ternoon by the president and faculty Of
Wellesley College in honor of the new
president, Miss Hazard, and among the
Worcester people who expect to go
, down are Rev. and Mrs. John E. Tuttle,
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Lewis, Miss
Harriet Pierce Miss Mary Ella Whip
ple. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richmond.
Miss Annie May Henderson, Miss Mar
ia +. Goddard, Miss Lillian Crawford,
Miss Maud Dodge, Miss Emma Waite,
Miss Alice Waite, Mrs. Z. D. Thayer,
Jr. Mrs W. Hartstein Page, Mrs.
Frank w. Blair, Mrs. Albert B. kim
ball, Mrs. Henry ]. Gross. Miss Elean-
or Whiting.
John Philip Sousa and his band will
give two concerts in Mechanics hall
toaAx assisted by Miss Maud Da-
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before. but there are manifest objec-
lions to it. In the first place, there
is the improbability of concerted action
among the states. In the second place
comes the question of limit of capitali-
cation. Why $1,OOO,O 900, as Mr.. Lee
suggests? Who is competent to mark
the boundary between legitimate bust
ness and monopoly in the matter OF
capitalization? What might suffice fol
capital in Vermont or Tennessee
would be wholly inadequate in New
York, Illinois or Massachusetts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
THE SOURCE.

If you are seeking a buoyant and act
i've spirit. a fresh supply of pure blood
and a clear mental perception, eat
shredded whole wheat biscuit. 1t is
what all these things are made Of. Try
1t for breakfast with milk or cream, for
lunch as a cheese sandwich and at eve
ming as toast made by splitting the
biscuit lengtbwise in halves, warming
and spread with butter.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

It has taken some time for the ter
centenary Of Oliver Cromwell to get
around to the United States, yet the
character and services Of the great pro-
tector are more generally appreciated
in this country than in England. where
the celebrations have lately taken
place. a large section Of the English
people has not grown to appreciate
Carlyle's estimate Of the protectors
reign. The American people are kind
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Treasury receipts for May promise to
exceed those Of March, which was the
most satisfactory month of the fiscal
year. For ten days the average re-
ceipts were 81, 7O1, 500, as compared with
81, SIS, 256 in March. One need be san
guine to expect this record breaking
average to be maintained but it is not
impossible that it will be.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Representative Hagberg made Wig
orous speech in the house yesterday in
favor of extending the veterans pref
erence act to the soldiers of the Spanish
war 1t came near being sensational
when he undertook to unhorse the
Rough Riders.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
NOTICE on sun.

Notice Of suit to recover damages
for personal injuries has been filed
from the ONCE Of Thayer & Cobb. as
counsel for Leonard L. Lane of this
city, whose wife was hit by train on
the Boston and Maine Railroad, the
Sd inst.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Another New York rapid transit
scheme has been killed. Murder of this
kind has come so often as to cause no
comment The surprise would be in
putting such law into execution. Pri-
yate capital having been ruled out of
the competition, it remains to be seen
what sort of public job will be put up
by Tammany to promote the interests
of Richard Croker.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Like other people who have come
suddenly into the possession of unwont-
ed riches. members of the Agricultural
Society are greatly at a loss to know
what to do with their money. AS be-
tween investing in a trotting park and
playing the stock market in its present
condition. the managers can get plenty
of advice" from almost anybody on
the street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Gen. Greeley, chief of the United
States signal office, makes formal re-
port that the Marconi wireless tele-
graph will be of inestimable value to
vessels at sea and along the coast, but
is not likely to supersede the wire sys-
TENS in general use. And yet, space
telegraphy is only in its infancy. Pre-
dictions in science are extremely haz-
ardous,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Evidently the navy department in
tends to shield Admiral Dewey from his
admiring countrymen, as far as it con-
sistently can, but if he actually reaches
New York by July 4th, all former indie
pendence day celebrations will seem in
comparison as quiet and pallid as a
camp meeting by moonlight. 1t appears
to be officially conceded that the admir-
al will start from Manila Immediately
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Bishop Potter has courageously an
nounced that Dr. Briggs will be or
dained next Sunday. Now there is q
chance for the other fellows to show
the courage of their convictions There
is a very pretty quarrel ahead if they
act as they have spoken.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Guild and Bates should be grateful
to Mr.. Knowlton. They. will no longer
play second fiddle, but will come near
making all the noise in the orchestra
The belief at the state house seems to
be that Bates gains most by the change
since Crane and Guild are supposed to
represent about the same constituent
cies.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Ii Hung Chang promises that China
shall Join in the general census that is
to be taken of the civilized world, next
year, according to plans laid down by the
congress of the international statistical
association at Berne. Few foreign gov
ernments have the necessary organiza-
ton for taking a national census, and of
course China is not one of the favored
few. What a time there is going to be
in the celestial empire for the office
seekersl In fact, 1900 bids fair to be a
general jubilee census year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

A suggestion for curtailing the trust
movement was made by a Pittsburg
man before the congressional commit
tee that is investigating the industrial
situation. Former State Senator Lee
would have the various states enact a
law limiting the capital Of all CONNER
cial corporations to 100000 Some
thing Of this sort has been proposed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
vies, soprano, Miss Dorothy Hoyle, vio-
linist. and Arthur Pryor, trombone.
Following are the programs:

vies, soprano, Miss Dorothy Hoyle, vio-
linist. and Arthur Pryor, trombone.
Following are the programs:
AFTERNOON.
overture. warrior fete" new King
Trombone solo. Love thoughts"
Arthur Pryor.
Excerpts from "Siegfried, -. Wagner
Soprano solo, BELL song from
Lakme" ...................... Dellbes
Miss Maud Reese Davies.
Grand scene from Mephistofele,
1.-THE night of Saba" .......... Boito
Valse 1.-THE beautiful blue Danube"
Strauss
Idyl, "Echos des bastions" (new),
King
March. "The charlatan'' ......... sousa
Violin solo, "Zigeunerweisen' .Sarasate
Miss Dorothy Hoyle.
Tarantella del "Belphegor'' new,
Albert
EVENING.
Overture, Paragraph III" ........ Suppe
Cornet solo. 1.-The whirlwind" Godfrey
Herbert L. Clarke.
Carlton de NoeP new Sidney Smith
I'm war time, from Indian suite"
new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MacDoWell
Soprano solo, "Ah fors lui''
(IraNlata) ........--.--- .-... eIul
Miss Maud Reese Davies.
Grand scene from "Parsifal,"
knights of the Holy Grail Wagner
Tone picture, AT midnight" -. Carlini
CCome where my love lies dreaming.")
''Serenade Badine" new. Gabriel Marie
March, Hands across the sea" (new),
Sousa
"A sudden thought strikes me. Let
US swear an eternal friendship"
Violin solo. Souvenir de Haydn
Leonard
Miss Dorothy Hoyle.
TaraDtella, from The Bride-Elect'
new .....................-. SouSd
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1899.

Worcester county still has claim
upon the oldest living Harvard gradu-
ate. Samuel Ward Chandler of Phila-
delphia, who is SO years old, and was
graduated in the class of '22, was born
in Petersham.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Now we have a Syrian junta in New
York. with $4,000 Syrian immigrants en-
rolled to free their native land from
the Turkish yoke. Great things used
to be said of the Cuban junta, and col
umns of newspaper space used to be
filled with its alleged doings. But it
turns out that the Cuban junta con-
sisted unanimously of one man, Mr..
Thomas Estrada Palma. Who is the
Syrian junta?
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

"Our hydromaniacal mayor is Bos-
tonese for Josiah Quincy. For the en-
lightenment of luckless illiterates out
side of the Hub. it should be explained
that the mayor was thus described as
''water-mad" at a meeting of the COM
mon council, when the public baths
were taken from the unpaid commits
sion appointed by him and transferred
to the board of health. Josiah should
be thankful thatth iconoclastic council
men did not abolish the baths.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Gen. Joseph Wheeler was the hero Of
the Confederate Veterans encampment,
and he was not slow to trumpet the doc
trine of expansion and to remind his
hearers that southern statesmen had in
the past taken the lead in extending the
boundaries Of the nation. This should
be noticed by administration or
gans that have fancied the south did
not approve of the presidents policy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
Glove Department.
Hosiery Department

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13


Boston papers are trying to CONSOLE
their readers over the prospect that
the city will fall below Baltimore in
the next census. and become the sixth
instead of the fifth in the Union
in the order of population. The conso-
lation is. of course, that if the arnexa-
ton craze had affected Boston as it has
other cities, and neigsboring munich
palities had been added to the New
England metropolis, its population
would be increased from $4,000 to $780,
900 and more, without going out Of can
non shot of the harbor and without IN
Guiding all of the metropolitan district.
This would place Boston next to Phil
adelphia as the fourth city in the Union.
The petition of the First Nebraska re-
giment for relief from duty on the fir
ing line is a reminder that the volun-
teers have rather borne the brunt of
the fighting since the army pushed
north from Manila. This particular re-
giment has done admirable service and
suffered severely. Certainly there were
reasons for keeping the regulars behind
to guard the approaches to Manila
while the volunteers were sent after
the retreating enemy. The volunteers
were the more numerous. and further
more, smaller number of regulars
than of volunteers might be depended
upon to hold the southern lines, while
it was obviously desirable to send as
many men as possible after the retreat
ing enemy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

~ asked to participate in contributions
to erect a fitting memorial at Crom-
wells birthplace in England.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13

Don't wait until you are sick before
trying Carriers Little Liver Pills. but get
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John Philip sousa and his band will
give two concerts in Mechanics hall
toAAx assisted BY Miss Maud Da-
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0cncralforiamltmg

.Danff SeiIftibrsberiforsnin9@ afs
boIbf Iirsous B. 4. 5uIi Generation.
iamIina / 8ebenbaun.
III 5ormuncens Snbberetuius frsm.
9aar bet, at 5oreninsen / bet forIebne
aar bar bait inbtesuet $50 WeoIemmer
Os ga Stibs, rsp%raisnterenbe s7,l45
Cons.
6uao 8%eIpsnin9sn at be banite Gar.
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ben nu s%GIoenoe 6inanslou er opfsrt
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uanos. put buortiI isuere piI lutte fig
ct 5pr meo laaseisnaI paa Staaineen.
Ill ReeIemmer al geltpreIien gen.
uaIstes aaptain Slider, Belle, 9uune.
foseb Rasmusisn, Rptobnins, Rors
% Stibsrsbsr Nintber, 5urs. 9ise.
Isoss senuuIstss Rsuiiorerne, Stibsre:
Der 6arbp, Sans, os yiauisationsIGrer
lsnHeien, Warlial.
Otter en- Ian9ere 5otbanoIin9 ON
eusutueue 2gnbin9sr / SsnGrinssIousn,
iistsnoe til at afbiaIps ben islsIiss
Uaanssl paa StprmGnb til SsiIitibs,
ueotoses felsenoe R~efoIution: g@s.
neruIfOriomIinssn OpiOrbrer geltprsIien
Ill at arbelos bsu til en- 6orunbrins i
sOu ON Ssnatins, buoruso Der siuss
SemGno meo ben nu etsiltsrsnbs Stpr.
manosstsamsn (uben RaitinIars) Het
til at iars iom Siprmanb os Stibs-
fersr paa nae 6aue os 5oruunbe msb
SsjIitibs, os at Sitter tippsrprsusn
siusr 8et iii til at fare iom /. Stprs
manb paa aus suropaiife 6auns os iom
anbsn Siprmanb pua oae 5%aruanbs,
iamt at gsbtommenbe, for at bliue
Stprmanb msb Dampftib, ltal bape
faret Iom Siprmunb msb Ssilfib1.
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mlslptteoss. Sitter at 9nisbsostamrtt
bapos panbsrt bssse Barter, bar bet
9iort foritsai9s 5Orilas, men eisie ere
ale bIspns iOrtaiteoe, iaa fra ben enc
% iaa ira ben anbsn Sioe. i. Suli
Tom oa 6nisbsbstumrst til bet ReiuIiut.
al Der life tunoe uinbss nosstiombsIlt
psb posrIisere 5OrbunoIins = og at bel
Ii9e iaa 9erns tnnbe oplsie fig.
Striesn itanr a%Itiaa M paa atturui
iamme Stabium. lom for . Tiger iiosu.
fun at gitterbeoen ct %iterrs, Os at oer
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moraIit SuGttsIie pos bssse Barter,
ioriaauibt bssse baUs fOripnost fig. 8
getrastnins al bsnne llforionlisbsb
tager aampsn Jig nGltn ub iom en- aria
iOr Rrissns Stplb.
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arbeibet paa ben npe Buobsbaun usb
Rstss, iOm ital bpSses ipo for ben
samle, er MI aobt / Sang. Dele gainst
ituI uebuIss / SanofenstIipp.n, men
bsnne CT paa bette Steo al IN Iaa los
geituiienbeb, at man bibtiI bar funnel
brpoe ben los meo 9atte Os grattang.
paa 9arnbanen arbtioss Der fi0bia
meb en- minore arbelosfprts. Oct
bstpOelise 2Irbeioe meb OpfpIOnins os
Muriatnins Ianes apfsu sr bespnbt.
5pIben iii bsnns De- at ganen taees
/ ben samIe @aIssbatte ipb for Nstss
gpltitOp, buOr man at Os til timber
SteIsiter at 6olt, iom / i'm lib ere
.bssraueoe Der.
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nomGpnelier % Niife.
oigclicr.

S%o9neprait for Stdmiirup % 6rp.
oenbaI Renisbeoer i Siaannbs Stiit,
8. ). ). @ssener, Ct btitittet til tiQiae
at pare YtoUit ior MrIpie lusie Ser.
reber.
abiuntt Deb 9ibors autbeoraI:
itols, 5. N. Seierien, er bsitittet til
Sosnsprait for luunum os 9ornbat
Rsnisbeber / gibors Stift.
= Oct er bifaIbst, at Sosnepralt
for Rsftelio Os ROsenitrup Rsnisbebsr
/ SiGuanbs Stiff, Il. Q. gOrd, siter
Anissnins bstrastss iom lite faIbet til
6mbsoet iom So9nsprait for geirItou
% 5orbtup Menisbeber / Hibe Stift,
os TT SosneprGit for horribly Wenisbeo
pna Samse unoer Narbns Sfift, &. 2.
Bergen. bsitlttet til Soanspraf for
eeiritoD os SOrorup WsnisbsOsr / Ribs
Stift.
9pfoseb os gpitriDer / Rp6oro,
6. 6. SdOu, sr b%sitittet til gufOssb
S%Denhbors, iumt girtsbommer oe
Striuer / lbOrsens girt.
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/ a~sbenbaun.
- pratiiiersnbs Gage / glsrre RebsI,
J. 8. 8rabbs. sr bsitittet iii Iis
~ltrittsIa9e paa 26rs.
= Z. Bisrin 9 sr anInt lom crbi.
nerst NeobiGIper usb Ct. 6ans airts /
Oosnle.
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SETTER.

afitebsfet. Den ny SosneprGii
/ aoIbins Batter aisrbos, nj forleben
ueb en- Afftebsfet / 6OriamIinssbuiet /
Refsnas ira fin bibtibi9e Menisbeh
operrott ct S~elUbassr inoebOIbsnbs en-
P%snsssaUs pun 600 ar. Pau gaseret
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faaet fat / IN, Der sr ca. 4 qIen Dol oa
bar en- slut Scribe. Ser uiI 9nbfif.
ten bIius inobussst tiuissmeb nosIs Orr
namenter, c9 inosn 9itsraarsi baabsr
man at tanns ~Oiilsre Uiinbefsnen.
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Sfomagerfonhtften.

Iirsou9 D. 4. Gull mobto9 Stomas
9eriuenoenes 5orbunb en- Suarifriuelie
fra Weitrene. 0enne 9aar uo paa, at
Santen ON after at traoe iammen meo
SUenoene / 6aaesuouaIs maa anieS Tor
nnptti9, ben tilba9etaser bet libite I'll.
buo meo Senipn til Pristurunten, men
fufboIoer ben tibIisere inbremmebe
9snforbsieIie paa 1870 psf.
StOmuseriuenbenes 6orbunb aiboIbt
iamme Aften @enernlforiamIine, buor
usb bet uebtoses at f%rafaIbe Rraust ON
gGrtlteter, mebens bet operIobss til bet
eoiatte llbuul9 al forbanbIe ON eens
ninssipsrssmaaIet.
Observation-Disclosures boIbt General.
iOriamIins ben matte Dag for at ta9e
geilutnins ON beres 9oIbnine eftsr ben
fra Oosniemsoet Deota9ne ReiOIution.
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Spmoagsifolemonng

ScnOus b. 2. Gull fOretOs S~Oncosss
ltolen / Give, i 6OrbinoeIie meb mango
%potsne, lin ferite llbhust til Rubouse
StOp pr. 0inbsrup. loget afsit fra
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81. 0eIs s%aaenos Os bells terenbs tils
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UiisiOnar arosb fra Stius outr
Orbst: yDniom ri Ieue / aonben, oa
lubsr Os saa frem / aanbsn."
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Teosfalo.

8ommerberre gopeisn, 7sparts:
mentietreter / llbenriss miniiisrisi, er
nfsunst ueb Dsb.n. ~ aur sammel.
= JorIsben be9rapeoss paa Uranium
airtesaarb | 0~orbjpuunb 5usmanO
ariltian aarI 5enisn Of gratbiars.
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Zig 9usmano, ibet ban | 6sIse QaIbors
Stiftstioenbs" par en- | pibe Rretie
tenbt os anertenbt Bsnbrubsless.
aaereoe BesraueIiesbasen par Der psb
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@ranitifen mso WarmorpIabe Os 6Ors,
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2lar 81.
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u, ID le930sss1','.'' nm /, s''S s IL s9'oe ,a
gaaet ueb 0ebsn i Ell AIoer af y Gar.
pan "a Son at Distereu ct. Ct.
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