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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-07
Arrived in l1anila,

Alb. Bobleter arrived at Manila Nav
2nd and was assigned to duty at the
general hospital in Manila. Col. Bob
Letter is in receipt of letter from his
son Albert, in which the latter states,
that nearly all the members of the 18th
Minnesota are arx1ously awaiting orders
to return home. They are sick and tired
of army life. Col. Bobleter IS also in
receipt of copies of two daily newspa-
pers, dated T1ay Sd, 'America" and
"Freedom;'' y containing as much news as
can reasonably be expected in the fal
away Orient. The best news of course
that Col. Bobleter could receive, was
that of Albert's safe arrival and good
health.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-07
This Offering lasts only for
10 Days.

stylish made of black scian silk
edwth
braided souach and jet beads Edge standing
'front.' Iinedw sikaine. Price 5000, $4O0
made from patterned fancy soutache braid Lined with black
Brussels edged Satin ribbon
lin Price $780, $4,00
Stock colored also in dark brown black
$3.50
black front
$685.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-07
Forging Ahead.
There is no standing still in
this business-a store either goes
ahead or it runs behind. We

drifting policy This has got merchandise SELL
and
public know about this and its ngs We
believe
tcentes
Now all
the Onehalf all
Wool Suits.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-06-07
Ladies' Skirts and Suits.

blhaped Skirt suitng Handsomely
black braid Lined fancy lining and faced around
$275
black
Prices now$4
fin and
IN stchno
;ne and bottom binding $780,
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
TESTIMONIAL TO cHAMPIONS.
ILSIINONIAI 10 IHAMTIONN
BROOKLYN CLUB PRESENTS PLAYERS WITH
y CHECK FOR ENTHUSIASM AT
TIL L.NrERrALNNiENT LAST NIGHT.

y
II was proud day for the players Of the Brook
Ign Baseball Club The team in the afternoon
won the dec. li,r game from rs challengers from
PHILADELPHIA. while last night In tic Academy
of Music IN Brooklyn the citizens Of that bor-
oush gave the rlayfrs testimonial The thea
tre was thronred. hut the surprise of the night
occurred when Manager Hanlon. VINO was on the
stage with the players presented Captain Kelley
check for S25' This amount Will be divided
among the players The check was from the
owners of the club and the players had no intima-
ton that such money presentation was TO take
place The preseniation caused the hNeiest en-
tnusiasn in fhe audience. which was composed
largely Of baseball enthusiasts and regular at
tcndauts 81 tho games az Washington Park
II was expected that Borough President Edward
u Grout would make The speech IN connection
with the presentation of the pennant hut De was
not present and this duty fcn on Isaac u Kapper.
ox-Assistant District Attorney. Charles II. Eboets
the president q he club responded. and then IN
troduced Manager HaDlon. Hanlon in turn in
troduced each o., the PLAYERS saving kindly woris
for each sentiments "hl.n were e-s...-'. a'i''.s
81 tretary Of ,ht c'u6 for - many years was not
The rennarr is an immense burgee. 30 feet .ons
and IS feet wide j. extended cloaf across me
Champions OF 1907 in white letters ~ the centre
The inscription is SURROUNDED by twelve stars me
o., H. 49, il, vas f,,rni'ei ~ mater
1rt5, III. JOIN J. Su.li,an james J. C0rlett ami
.Ho-lsf lolr' <clv. The veteran umpire were wei
received when they were introduced. " lllam
Hoprers rendition O.. casey az tie Bat appear
hand Many Of the PLAYERS Will leave Tor thor
homes to-day ard tomorrow feeling that fnl II
ci.5 ,-ose he Fl 81 River ana b., tie great army
az followers Of TIE same III ms part ~ The intry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

CLOSING GAME OF THE SEASON N
BROOKLYN.

TIE CHAMPIONS CAPTURE THE DEcIDINf CON
TTsT WITH THILADELPH'A-THE PLAYERS
CLEAR ABOUT $3.50 oN TIE SERIES
The nfih and deciding baseball game Of the post
season series between fhe Brooklyn ana PAlladel-
rh.a teams vas played az Washington Park Brook
I,n Yesterday The champions Won Illustrating
aa.fn that their honors Of tho season have been
i4ir.v and honestly gained. The weather was o.
the football sort. entirely TOO cold for the average
baseball enthusiast. who swelters in the fierce neat
Of summer with delight. and who dives in'o o0-
l,.i-u. as FAR rs the sporting world goes. as soon
as he wintry winds begin 20 blow.
IT, The faca OF rho weather the attendance vas
fair and as a result the players Of the TWO teams
VIII have about 200 20 divide among themselves.
The game s,crdav resulted II the easiest OF VIC
tories for the champions. DOnohue's curves were
hattoi IN every direction while Dunn was an
enigma until after Brooklyn had taken a winning
lead Then be- Jet up in his speed. in order 10 take
10 chances with his arm. Jennings and MrIar-
land I'D ln tie batting. each making mi every
time ar bar. Score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

4 meeting OF the stewards ~ Tho Jockey club
was he'd az The race colrsC yesterday afternoon
II bradford. james Galway r X Hitchcock
James X Koere and Andrew Miller were prescott
TAe application Of Mcdonald FOR Jockey s.
License Was denied. James y Murphy and John
Ma koscy were restored 10 all privileges under The
rules The report Of The stewards - o.. West
chester ia 'irs Association in tht .uafi,r Of ttr
refusal - tie entries 81 horses owned hy ~ Clancy
nrd W Lakeland Vas received and confirmed ard
g. "aS ordered that The license 90 " Lakeland AZ.
trainer. be- suspended until December and tnat
the entries Of all horses owned by " Clancy and
". Lakeland lc refused unit. December
W NcshursA was appointed steward TO rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
FOURTH RACE or
ore-half furlOr gs
FIFTH RACE-seNins. non-V.nners this year. one and
-rfT
SIXTH RACT-Tor maiden two-year-oids. weights
ALEXANDRA PARK MEETING.
! 49, srccEssFrL Ii THREE KAcEs

London Oct Alt the first days raciag Of the
Alexandra Park October meeting to-day Sarsenet
ridden by l Reif won the Highbury Nursery
Handicap. Nine Clare was second and Ravens
heugh third. Ten ran. betting. 10 against Sar-
l. RelN won the City Handicap with Master
Willie The Venerable Bede and Rosey Moore
were second and third respectively. Ten ran; belt
ting TO against Master Willie
a maiden Plate was also won by l. Eeh on
enecf-um Handmaid was second and Royo4me
fhird among seven. betting. 70 agairsf Spc trgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

The National Bowling League opened It's tourna-
mont 'as- week ar S'arrs alleys. 30 3l2 West
FIr,y-alrth-st.. but there have been only thr9'
nights O. play up 20 date. The corinthlaA. Ms'ry-
no-an and Rosevliie tcans have still clean records
If Victories The standing follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
MpowE1L SELLS SOME OF HIS HORSES

Lexington Ky oct; Z. Special Tom" M
Dowen who mas raced with such unusual success
d. me East this season. has returned with the
remnant u his stable The horses VIII be- quar-
tered ~ Ashland for he wiate. IIe sclG Rush
70 par,iee in France. bur says the mann q RE
buyer ana The price are private lie sold Sprltlel'
ana Star Brahf 90 Madden for long prices j N.
COLI cct Water Cleary for $2'rf
colonel Milton Young The well known tllfman
aua proprietor Of the MeGrathar3 breeding estate
.-Amcr.t BIAS been nominated iuf state Senate
from IcXiupf1u and F4Nrtfe counties Colonel
Young Was pat on tae u.ket .u ile hope that .is
popularity would defeat he Goerel candidate He
90. Lnt enllf nn-lfl.al Olilct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

the play of Miss Van Boskerck won py 1,o Up
Thl- afternoon II b. Hhbard. Of the PafHs an" ne
Hopard Wright Of the Hillside. played or tna 49, ~
10, tn. cur offered 10y me latter cup last WEN"
Mr. Wrigh, won with net score 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
For Duck Shooters.
PARKER BROS. HAMMER GUNS

-aus,. : 20 Ia lbs carry any .oal Yen san
can got INTO Them. list $50 Our price .
Neh,vc collected SOME 5o odd >aop"'Fp 49,
secondhand G4u, .n,uln- such makes
Scott. DAILY. Greener. Parker. Clsorou''
etc. ON sale tomorrow ar half ihcir real WV
our guns aud eun accessories have 'e'D
much in crid nee recently we have nes''''''
adycrtls, that w are just as we'll equipped
Golf goods aS m Guns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
W della r ANDERSON STILL LEADS

Plainaed. y. J.. Oct p (speclaD.-There was
cont nuaiion Of play to-day for tho MIS-. |'''''''
" NIccutchen Gun On tho Park Golf club couTr5..
W ~ Ia T. Anterior sftl holds he lead. ne
,,ntcst IS 10 lie continued two weeks more. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

Tho only contestant among the women l s, Va a..
W j. Buftleld cup. nine holes. 'ts Mss Az
g. Ball who made net score ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

Star, very bad Won easily by a length and BALI
two lengths between second and ttrd. Nobody but d"
sorfe,r could suppose that OConnor BOX. spencer.
~ Iln-ki,,. ana jenkins OF Raraeo ware doing 'heF
very 20 win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

At A SACRIFICE for So BE- 80 Me- i..,'
CNLi'MnlA AoN s. I"~""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

n p & r HrchcocAs Dr. = Tanfris ty
- LL.dreG- sister o. jim J1lglas~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
An1.rnrcr ENTRIES For TOMORROW


The entries and weights FOR to-rnorrow's races at
Aoueduct are IS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

start horribly bad Won easily 10y three lengths head
between second and third This i'osed like t'f'us.
dishonest race Odoms r'3e thc avrite was ese SALLY
s,ckenine az was his ride The Pride on THURSDAY
SIXTH RAcE- Hanalcar. 5000 aaaed WNhers VIE.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
COURT MATTERS.

In probate court, yesterday, Judge
Forbes issued an interlocutory decree
in the petition of Grace M. Ridlon, for
separate maintenance from her hus-
band, Gideon T. Ridlon of Boston, in
which she asked for the custody of her
child. Charles R. johnson appeared for
the petitioner.
]. K. BroWn has made an offer to his
creditors, agreeing to pay Is cents on
the dollar
; All talk of injunction proceedings in
the difficulties of the Consolidated
street railway and the town of Graf
ton was settled yesterday when the
road issued its check for $1,000, of which
$500 is for paving cutters, $3.50 for TAX
ing care of water on the town hill and
$500 for building fences. The agree
ment was Signed for the road by Pres
ident Dewey. and for the town by Hon,
John E. Mcclellan.
There was a hearing yesterday in
the case of Rolla N. Start VS.. city of
Worcester before a commission com
posed of Roger F. Upham, Luther
Baker and Joseph c. Ellis. The petit
toner seeks assessment of damages
caused the petitioners estate by the
widening of Commercial street, which
included the taking of 20, 100 feet of
land and the building formerly used
as bottling works by the George F..
Hewett Company. F. W. Blackmer
appeared for the petitioner and CITY
Solicitor Arthur p Rugg for the CITY,
Deputy Sheriff James Early was an
pointed in probate court yesterday
commissioner to sell the property Of
the estate of owen Gilchrist, in Wor-
ceSter
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was transact
ed by Judge Forbes in probate court
yesterday.
Administrators appointed-A G..
Freese, San Francisco, Cal, of estate
of Mary Fitzgerald of San Francisco;
William Muller, Boston, of estate of
Samuel Mcbride of Harvard; Carrie
M. Mayo of estate of Hiram G. Hicks.
Wills allowed-Of Charles r. Moore,
Grace H. Moore, executrix; of Ellen
L, Ely, Lyman A. Ely, executor.
executors accounts allowed-Fjrst of
Louis K. r. Gass, executor of estate
OF Albion D. Parks, Brookf1elG, sI0,-
1857; final of H. D. Hayes, admins
traitor of estate of Elizabeth F. Ha-
mant, Sturbridge; first and final of
Jane E. Howard. Administrative of es-
tate of Daniel McIntire, $107S.56; first
and final of Thos. H. Power, executor
OF estate of Michael J. Power.
Trustees accounts fled. NJ Coch-
ran and Eliza F. Hyde, trustees. under
Will of Isaac F. Hyde, Southbridge,
$4,000; first of John M. Cochran and
Eliza F. Hyde, trustees, under WI! of
Isaac P. Hyde, for the benefit of ELIZA
F. Hyde of Southbridge. $4715O.
Guardians accounts filed-Third of
George S. Adams, for benefit of Henry
E. Brigham of FHchburg; seventeenth,
of John M. Cochran, guardian of Annie
M. Fairbanks of Southbridge.
Administrators agent appointed
John B. Ratigan, for A. C. Freeze. San
Francisco, Cal, administrator of es-
tate of Mary Fitzgerald
Guardian appointed-James III. Nc
Mahon of Fitchburg of Edward II.
Moore, minor.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
AN IMPORTANT TEST.
Your Life May Be Prolonged By
Applying 1t.


Do you realize the importance of the
Kidneys and Bladder? When diseased
they make lot of trouble-tear down
the system and create gravel (stone in
the Bladder). Women often suffer from
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trouble really lies with the Kidneys and
Bladder Try this test. Put some urine
in tumbler. Let 1t stand "a hours. If
there is sediment. cloudy or milky
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you are obliged to urinate often, es-
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IN passing it, if your back pains you
your Bladder and Kidneys are diseased,
and you should at once take the greatest
of>all Kidney medicines, DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy 1t has cured
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you.
1t corrects the bad effects of beer or
whisky, will cure old and chronic cases
OF rheumatism and Dyspepsia and acts
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Favorite Remedy is sold fer one dollar a
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You may have a trial bottle of Favorite
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS,

indianapolis, Ind, July 7.-George w
Julian, the aboltionist, died, at his home.
in Irvington, today. aged 50 years In
1859 he was a candidate for the vice
presidency on the free soil ticket. and
was member of congress for MANY
years.
Washington. July Capt Brereton of
the til ,Twenty,fourth infantry, who dis
campaign, Is to be appointed to the
colonelcy OF one of the volunteer regi-
mentS
Hartford. July Tin the superior court
today, Frederick A. Belts, ex-insurance
commissioners, was appointed receiver of
the National Life Insurance Company Of
Hartford. u
Nashua, n H., July IA man giving
the name of William Lawrence Of RiveT
Point, r. l., was arrested by Nashua off,
GERS, today, on the charge of having
stabbed Freight Conductor Horace C;iis
man, July 3.
Lewiston, Me, July 7.-George Rretor
and Joseph DUDE were held in $4,000 each
Tor the grand jury: today, charged with
having caused thG-ieath Of Ludger Can
tin, July 3.
New York, July 1.-THE Mutual Life In
surance Company telegraphed TODAY n
Gov. Sayers Of Texas to draw on maj
company for the sum of $4,000 in aid of the
sufferers from the Brazos river floods
burned today and $lO 600 damage Sse don were r.,
fire in the stable Of l.. c. Palmer o g
Lombard street. oh
Washington, July John r. Mcr.aan
was asked today whether he wond he
a candidate for the Ohio Democratic on
hernatorial nomination. He replied. 7ff
the democrats of Ohio give me the nor,il
nation and my friends ask me Ia tako
1t. ! will accept IT," 'aAe
Washington, July 7.-Adjt. Gen. Corbin
SAWS that xpard haa pih
Gen. OTIS for the past two days whence
i Is inferred that there has been M
nghting and no change in the Iiiinino
situation worthy Of report. ''''
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
ATTACHING

Following attachments were recorded
yesterday:
Commonwealth VS.. Joseph l.. Jaffrey
and Abraham Israel of Worcester, ac-
ton of contract with ad damnum of
$1,000; writ served by Deputy Sheriff
w. w. Scott and returnable in the
August term of the superior court.
( Joseph Declare vs. Erwin ID. Hol-
brook, Holden action of contract with
ad damnum of $1,000; writ served by
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Scott and re-
turnable in the central district court,
July 20. II. II. Sibley for the plaintiff.
Harmony Lodge Manchester Unity,
met at 566 Main street, last evening
and installed officers. The lodge has
made arrangements with the Bay State
lodge to run an excursion to Boston,
July 29.
Mrs. May Daley. for 40 years a res
ident of Worcester, died at her home.
8 Gould street, yesterday afternoon, at
3 o'clock. She leaves, besides her hus-
band, Daniel Daily, two brothers, John
and Michael O'Riely Of Cherry Valley.
The funeral will be held at Athy's I'M
dertaking rooms, 16 Green street, Sun
day afternoon, at o'clock
The Bancroft council, American Me-
chanics, met at the rooms, 20 Pearl
street, last evening. The instalment of
oincers was postponed as Deputy
Grand D. s. Hopkins, who was in
stalling officer, did not arrive.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
COMMITTEE ON WATER.

The city council committee on water
met last night and went through con-
siderable business. Most of the loca-
tions petitioned for have not been
viewed, and meeting will be called
next Tuesday to look over the ground.
Most of the locations are at Quinsiga-
mond.
On the petition of Stephen Salisbury.
for water in Massachusetts avenue, it
was voted to report recommending the
construction of pipe line as asked in
the petition.
1t was voted to recommend the adop-
ton of an order for water in West
Boylston street, in part, as petitioned
for by the Allen Wall Paper Company.
Leave to withdraw will be recommend
ed on the petition of d. ]. Baker and
others, for water in Stafford street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
Williams
Root Beer
& Carleton Co., Hartford, Conn.,.
Makers of Williams Elavoring Extracts

will go to Niagara and Chicago. return
ing to the Atlantic coast later in the
summer and spending several weeks in
Boston. He also expects to go to Bal
timore to visit Johns Hopkins, and will
spend a time in Washington.
1t has, been impossible to complete
the program for Mondays celebration
just yet, but it will be or exceptional
interest. The prospects for the summer
school seem to be about as usual The
customary number has written for
rooms.
After the close of Prof. Forers lee
ture, yesterday afternoon, about i25 of
the guests boarded special cars for the
lake, where a reception was rendered
by Hon. Stephen Salisbury. Arriving at
the lake, the steamer Venus YVES taken,
and, after half hours ride, the party
disembarked at the Quinsigamoni club
house. The guests wandered about the
grounds for while, and then COLA
ton was served informally on the up
per piazza of the club house. Three
cheeYs were given for Mr.. Salisbury.
and several songs were sung, before
starting back to the city
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
James Coogan Had
Resided in Millbury
For Years.
NEUDECK1S NARROW ESCAPE.
Bale of Wool Lands Upon
His Head and Back But
He Lives to Tell Tale.

Millbury, July flames Coogan, for
many years a we'll known resident of
this place, died at his home on Graf
ton street, this forenoon, at IL O'Clock,
at the age of IS years.
Mr.. Coogan was a master stone ma
son by trade, but for the last few
years he has not done much work, and
for the past year has been troubled
with a complication of diseases. which
today resulted in his death.
Mr.. Coogan was born in county May,
Ireland, in 1928, and came to this coun-
try fifty years ago, and since that time
he has resided in Sutton and this place.
He was never married, and leaves nc
relatives except two cousins III South
bridge. The funeral will probably take
place on Sunday afternoon from st.
Bridget's church.
Superintendent Libby of the Millhury
Electric Light Company has secured
the contract to re-wire the town hall
of this place. The wiring for The cleo
trio lights at present is old fashioned,
and Mr.. Libby does not consider 1t
ssetlV' liz has OCCIl olIdiu Cftt lltl-G
thunder storm was in progress, the
hall would be burned down. Work will
begin in short time, and new onil
modern methods of wiring VIII take
the place of the old method employed
in the town hall.
Jesse Paine has leased the Alonzo
blacksmith shop in West Millbury.
John 7. Leary was installed chief
ranger Of Court Millbury, No. Il F.
of A. in place of Jerry Lyons, in
Elm hall, last night. Mr.. Lyons refused
to serve.
John Neudeck, an employee of the
Mayo wooden mills, was struck by a
bale of wool this forenoon While at
work on an elevator. Neudeck was on
the ground floor and another man was
on the second floor with bale of wool.
Somehow the bale slipped and fell.
striking Neudeck on the head and
shoulders, knocking him to the floor
He was picked up and DR.. c. a. Church
summoned DIR. Church found his neck
and shoulders were badly sprained. hut
no serious injuries. Neudeck was struck
g glancing blow.
During July and August, meetings of
Adah Chapter, o. E. s., Tyriar Chap
ter and Olive Branch lodge of Masons,
will be omitted.
Lemuel D. Cole, who buried his wife
in Hampton, N. H., returned to this
place today.
Rev. DIR. A. w. Archibald will preach
III the Second Congregational church
on Main street, Sunday morning.
Prof. John A. Hoyt gave FREQ show
at Town Hall square this evening aud
large crowd attended.
Miss Ada Murdoch, who has been
the guest of friends in town. has re-
turned to her home IN Thorndike.
Rev Clifton NJ Gray will preach Sun
day morning at the Unitarian church;
subject, 1.-THE home.' All are invited.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
Real Estate at Auction.

TUESDAY, JULY Is, 'e9, at II 30 o'clock
a. m, on the premises, the estate No. I
Worth ST.. leading off of Millbury ST., at
NO; 2Oi. This estate contains about 4277
feet OF land, with two-tenement house
thereon in good repair The above being
located in a neighborhood where tenee
ments are always in demand by good
for an investment or a home II being but
a step from the electric cars on Miiibury
81, and in the vicinity Of large manufac-
turing establishments, makes IL worth
Whlle 20 look at the property before the
Terms at sale: $40 at sale. For particu-
lars inquire of the auctioneer. Sale posi-
,Ive. Sold by, order Of the heirs of the
H. NJ. CLEMENCE. Auctionear
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
THE DREYFUs ISLAND.

Devils Island made famous as the pris-
on OF Dreyfus, has strange species Of
odd animal has been called the coati and
IS peculiar combination of mammifer.
out, carniyorous plantlgrade. IL is about
me tne size k Of cat when full grown, with a
mendous nose, making It The C'yrano Of
ANIMALS. The Jaws are long, like those
OF the young alligator and II uses Its
Iorcpaws to carry its. food TO its mouth as
monkeys and squirrels do. NJ. Henri 'ou &c
tan the superintendent OF tho nanito,s
tlary Of Guiana. has sent specimen, ~ ~
the Museum Of Natural History NJ y. 70
, j. Is attracting considerable atten,,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-08
TRY ALIENS Foor-EAsE

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