davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
S4ttd dlide NaturereianiiIe.
"a 0IstsnHn mns Febrass "a.
Quaotytt ponM ,aibsnle6sn ju BET laasn

0dS abnormale Weittr, mas mir ieit
ggoten bier in Siour sails au befla=
gen babtH, bat in at1oeren Staaten arr
ge Verbrrlinaen angeriftet. Wabreno
IN ben 0|tliden Staat.n Die M1enic,eu
bon Der Dibe binmegserafft meroen,
baben HaturereigniIIe in unIeren
Imeltli4en gaahharltaaten Die qan,e Be
polterllup in Shrefen perIebt. 50
lnurot4n Der 9iaAt ppm Spnntaa auf
MontaB bic Grtibaft Nelp Gihnlono.
9sls. pom 9inem Gpelon beimoeiud)t,
Der nlht nllein nas Stdotfen pernitte=
te, ionotrn 200 Observation-Disclosures
fnidte uno an 1000 Ginuohner itauer
lHo leiht perlebte. 2eioer fonnen mir
fitr bente teine ndheren Ginselbeiten
ilber 0itfe gdrefensfataitropbe brin=
gen, einestbeils neil mir ieBt sur preiIe
asheH, 9unoerntbeils peil ipeeen osr
3eritor1sng Der 5elesrapbenlinien Be
ltimmttz nod niht ;u erfabren iff.
ySd1renn uniere 6eoanten iid nit
oieier 4dtaifropbe beihdftioten. brachte
lins Der 3elegrapb aus unierem Nah=
ba,ffaat Rebrasta Die Gunoe, oas ein
5orndoe bic Grtihaft Oermann helms
eeiuht babe. bieIelbe pernihtete, IL
UFenidSu t0otete uno an 100 Der.
munoete.
Die 4amen Der bis ieBt betannten
Sooten II Hidmono, gSis., lino:
Jrl. Abbie Williams, Sgrau Grain-
ton, Geo. Gtod, Wm. callahan, drau
Sobn OiIanb, 5rau 3. W. Sbabp
nno Sobn, Dalter Sarren, sDm. Bir-
By, 6ruu o. 0ero uno 6bas. Reeo
BON BourDman, Sbomas McGbpe, Ole
8unoerion, Wih. SeIfron, grohharot
uno 3 ainber, eora Butler, 3. ~.
Barrett Milie Oaiptins. ebanoeline
uno Warp Oamtlns, gBil. gBeas. 6.
Dle8ratb, Cigar Stofs, Sbo. gRe=
|eabe, 8ho. 5arrell's Spbn, gBerHie
Samboen, Glmer sSobnion, GoIe
uno Jran 9ioIe groofe, 3bp. 6arrid.
anton 5tgaro, Mi. 6pllenbah, u. 8.
Cumberland. Sat. 9eells, aate N1c=
Simon 3 3limOtbD 9ioonan BON Still.
mater, "A llllinteatifiSirte Seihen liegen
IN Der to'l9r. Stride uno bier unbe=
fanntt perionsn.
Sie Nnmen Der 5ooten uno Wer-
ipllnoeten in Soerman, Rebr., lauteu
ME fol9t:
W. g. GiAaros, Mr. Safufins,
Elm Hino BON g. M. 9apis, Qouis
6la,litn, 3bonas oines.
Die SbnerDs-uunbeten iino:
SRI. atslo Don Yenoar, Gla Dop=
Tins, Nm. Nnbevion, so. Cadet, 6.
WeH. Grou 6. q. Boonea, Jrau $.
3. Singenberg, 6. 8antin, earl
plper, Jrau 0alufins, SRI. Oautins,
Or. Wenod. 6rau 9lnoerion go. q.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

angfslfeI 5li Ijoiien unp pD gleEG5euly
in elmer ShiiBenlinie oegen Die Ia. sSnz
fdnterie gu iperfen. Wiit 9ilfe Der Nr.
tiaeris tpurbe sr jebo6 3uriidgeporfen.
Gttpa um 3 llbr Hahmittags mahte
Wbeuton's Brigade, NIT Gen. canton
an Der Spibe, cine Sdlpenfung auf
Qas pinas gu. Sie Itieb auf cine Iturte
Mbtbeilung 6ilipinos. bic unter oenl
Shube bon Bdumen Elm leb6aftes
Galpenfeuer untsrbielten. Die pferbe
ipurben unter brei bon Gatpton's
StubsoFficieren binfpeggelc1ohen unb
Gen. 2aipton felbit entging nur nit
fnopper geotb benz tDotlihen 8lei. Die
Silipinos ipurben enblih ssrltreni.
Oierauf erItien tpieber cine anbere
feinplihe Mbtheilung i'm Riiden, fpuroe
aber ebenfalls .suriitgeidgt.
lin pieIe 3eit befnno iif fdit Die
ganse 0ipiIion ringsum Gas pinus.
Die Mmeritaner lagerten oes Nadts
Iiiolib BON Der Staot. Gs regnete
tart.
I'm 6 llbr geitern Mlorsen ieste
Gen. Mbeatnn's Brigade ibren 0or@
marIh auf Gas pinas fort. iiberlhritt
sipei Wanerldufe un0 Sog in bic Staot
Elm. phne sinen S1uB ab9efeuert 3u
haben. 0orauf nuroe Der Wormurih
auf paranaque 3u fort9eiest.
Soipeit feligeitellt iperben fonnte,
perlor Der 6einb etlpa so 3oote uno
$50 Weriuunnete uno 20 sJilipInos
fpurben gefangen eenommen.
Oas Colorado Regiment febrte
borigs Nuht in Die Gdiernen nah Wsaz
Mia auriid.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
Gin ga man aus BEN 2eben.

gbieago, II. Suni. Yon 6isbmpre.
Siin 9afota, piro foleenbe romanz
tifhe Geihihte berihtet: Vor fiinf
Sabren tamsn 9enrn Yallantine unb
beifen sSrau, Die chamber nod niht
aan3 einSabr 5ubor sebeirathet butten.
iiberein, iid su trennen. Balantine
mar Elm erfolgreiher 0etreibebdnoler
unb bsIaB msbrsre 5armen BEL 9isbz
more. Dieie iibertrug er an feline Jrau,
ipdhrenb Ell nit Elm paar hunbert Doll
lars, iiber Die er nod perfiiste, forts
5Dg, um irsenbmo Elm neues Qebsn arlz
sufangen. Gur5 barauf erlan9te
feline 5rau cine Sheiouns BON ibm;
bic Barmen, bic er binterlaIen, tonnte
fie gepinnreih pertaufen uno ourh
gliidlihe Mnlage bes Grloies gelanste
iie in ben ndhiten paar Sabren 3u
einem bubldsn Wermoeen.
Den porisen Wintsr brahte lie in
6iio Galifprnien gu. Nuf Der 9eims
reiie nabm fie fir cine 3eit Nufenthalt
in San Jraneiseo. Oort traf lie
zines Suses auf Der Strabe einen nit
elmer Mrmee Uniform betleibeten
Wann, Der pollitdnbig abeemugert. ii4
miibfelig an einem Stode Dabin~
fhltppts. Gs mar 8allontine, Der
berseblib nah Nrbeit iudte, nahoem
er auf ben pbilippinen burh Gieber
inpalio atiporben, aus benz 6reilpilliz
genbienite entlaHen porben mar. Ct
ipollte an ieiner friiberen Grau borz
iiberaeben. obne iie an3ureben. allein
lie fiihlte bei benz mitleiberreetrben
Mnblid ihre alte Qiebe gu ibm ipitber
erpahen unb nabm ibn fofort NIT
nah ibrem aotsl. pa beipirtten forsz
fame pflese unb bic Ditnite eines tiihs
tiaen Nrates balb cine entfdiebent
BeHerung in benz Otiunbbeits5uitanbe
BaIantinss. Doriee mohe lieBen
bic Ntiben fid ipieber trauen. unh
iebt III eas paar ipitber nah ftiner
friibtrtn 1tinuth 0is1mort auriidsss
: te6ri.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

Gaben ui.ber in Der Yrppin3 Gapift
itattgeiunotn.
9ieie pom Jeinbe eeIanbert.

nldnila, II. SUM. q Die Oecupas
tipn Der Yrubin3 eawss tnlru Die
Jilipinos lit gebrD6eH uno Die elaes
ritaner finb jeBt in Der Gontrole Der
ipihtigen aiiltenitdbte Yaranuque nnb
2as Yinas. Sine lanee Cine Don
Sniursenten 8erIhanSunsen unierer
iiibliden Ginis seseniibsr 1T seIdubert.
Die Snlurgenten buben ibre ejez
fhidlihteit als gdnteihmieoe ,uie1
berum beipieIen. 3ipilhen 5000 uno
1000 pon ibnen, bic Der @sfangenz
nabme perfallen idienen, fino per@
ihinunben. Die Meilten entlhliipften
unter benz Oedmantel Der Ndtt, nahs
oem iie ben ganSen Gag segen Die
4meritaner getdnlpft batten. Ginise
fumen au uniern Sruppen nit 3eid)en
Der 5reunbihaft.
Die 13. Snfanterie perlor einen
Mann tpbt unn feds pernunbet; bic
8. Snfanterie einen Mann tpot uno
flint peripunbet; Die IA. Snfunterie
brei unb bic /. Colorado 6reitpiligen
elf Mann peripunoet.
slm SamItag bate unIere Irmee
bic ihipcrIte 9lrbeit, bis jeBt, 5u pers
rihtsn. Ors Shlahtfelb eritredte Iih
iiber ben gan5en Sitbmus DON Sas
suna be Ban bis gum 6afen. Mdbz
reno Die Sruppen apancirten, beihoB
bas Ganpnenbpot ,Wapipdn" i'm
6luhe Bel 9aguia ben syeino. Der
Mpnitpr .MpnaDnod" unb bas aas
npnenbppt .!0elena" bombarbirten Yaz
ranuque uno 2as pinas Den san5en
Gag iiber.
Die Sharfffiiben berRebellen bielz
ten lih perbprgen, bis bic 9lmeritaner
an ibnen porbei iparen uno periumtsn
bann bic Nah5iisler BON 8dumen
aus gu erihieBen, batten oamit inoeis
len, bant ibres 1hlehten 3ielens. teis
nen -grfols.
Sn einem gsmiIhten 9errain eins
gen bic Mmeritaner unter groben
Shlpieriateiten ppr, bic golorabolsute
an Der Spite. bic 8. uno q. Snfanz
terie folsepb. gle nubmen bic Ner-
fhan3ungen, ponbten iih na4 Der
Qinfen unb trieben ben Geinb in Der
Nihtung bes Sees Dor iid ber. Wdb@
renb bitfes WanObers unterhielten bic
sFilipinos bon perltedten Werlhan5un1
aen auf Der N<hten aus Elm lebbaftes
Geuer. obne jebod piel gesen unlere
i'm boben 0rale iih porndrts bewegen@
ben Q<ute aus3urihten. Die 8. Snz
fanterie f4Iug iih nah Der Rtdten,
flontirte bic Nerlhan3un9en unb per=
trieb bic Gilipinus haruus, pitle BON
linen tDbtenb.
Oos Colorado Regiment aDdneirte
auf ben Sse 3u uno tpurbe BON ben
perf9anaten Snlllrgenten NIT Salpens
ftuer empfaresn. Der Jeinb tpurbe
audi bier 3uriidgttrisben.
Sn3pilden tpar Gen. Wbeaton's :
GoIonne anrtrtbalb Mtilen auf paraz
neque 3u porgtgangen. nls iit auf tine
{tarie Dtrl1an5arg FieB, aus Der bic
sFilipinos er{t na4 bartem QdmpFt pers
iritben ,purDtn. Ger GtiBh {Attn biz
abatft Hen 4. Eqndllfris III anft
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
0ungernoe Suoiauer
8rinaen benz Oroben Settle elm
Wenf9tnlebtn gum Cpier.

Wictoria, 9. g., IL. SUM-. Bon
ben QueupaHern bes Steipartflufes
foeben auriidgetebrte Golberdber err
3dblen BON benz 9ungertoce elmer an~
3abl Snbianer. Die Snoianer opfer=
ten benz @roBen Oeifte Elm inoianiihes
WGbhen um ibn 3u bef4tpidti9en
unb 9ruppen iinb BON ben @eltirt aaz
ftrnen abeegangen. um lie gu perbof>
ten. @torbut berrfdt unter ben0olbs
grGbern am Steipart unb 3elmpn. Gs
itarben bersits bret baran. Meihe
0olblager {inb am oberenSteport entz
bedt fporben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

lih bon Der spoll3el gelponen fpurDe,
pelhe niht alIein piele Sdbeltpunben
ausaetbeili, fonbern audi 3ublreihe
Uerbaftungen porgenonlnen bate. I'm
elmer Wieoerholung Der Stanbalicenen
pprsubeugsn, oronete bic Qoli3ei ben
ShIub idmmtliher Wirtbslotole on,
mas lih ais cine reht praftiIde Mubs
reqel erpies, oenn allcsinah legten lih
bic bohgsbenben Wosen Der Rabuus
fputb, unb ihlieblid) sing alIes ipieoer
Ieinen ectppbnten Sang in Der fleibigen
GabritItabt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
Uurhtbars gNinosbraut.
Giele Oduler ssrit0rt nnb Wenld)en
lmgefDmmeM.

Mlabrib, 10. SUM. Sine Winbss
braut feste geftern iiber San qeOro
unb 9tlarie in Der prooin5 8dllapplib.
llngeTdbr $50 odufer ipurben 3erlt0rt
unb Elm groBer gerluit Don MenIhsnz
leben 1T 81 betlagen. 3ebn 2eihen
iinb bsrsits aus ben Huinen geborgen
iporben. 9olsbp lit auh BON einsm
furhtbursn Sturm beimgsiuhi NOR
ben, Der groben Shaben anserihtst
bat. Der untere 3beil Der Stabt tit
iiberflutbet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
Nrad)fperlooer Der Grie=
Palm
3nr GinIteuune Der Nrbsit beorbsri.

Buffalo, q. g., 10. SUM. sSn Ell
ner 8eridmmlung DIR Itreitenoen
sSrahtperlaber Der Gxie Nabn fpurbe
beute belhloNen, ale inHerhalb Der
perihiebenen Jrahthdu{er auf ben
Dods beIhdftisten Mrb<ttr an ben
Gtreit gu beoroerH. GSnitxn ipur=
ben srnunnt, nm itbes Dradihaus To-
fort gu bsluden uno big Mdnner BON
pen HeihlnHt in aenn4uib 5u Isbtn.
Gpdter nahmen bic oirfiter folgenbe
ReIolution an. mir a<riansen Is
Gents pro Stunos fir 3thn Stunben
4rbeit ip1breno pes 3uats. 20 Gents
bro Stunbe fir lleber3eit unb feline
llcberseit nah 10 ltbr uab feins Sonns
taosurbeit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
JnIa n b q o ti5en.
- II. eSuni

Der Der. Staaten areuSsr STA.
Leigh muros am Samltag auBer0ienlt
geltsl1t. Seine Gffieisre purpen ndh
perIhithenen Statipnen periest, nohs
rsnb bic Munnlhaften nah Nem Yort
unb Bolton gelanbt norpsn finD.
Sn Ma{bingion tit Sobn S. Sap.
lor. Der pobbetunnte nirtblhdft5polis
tide Shrift1telIer an ben Verlebungen
ssitorben. bic er Iih am Oonnerftag
burh eintn San bon Der 5reppe hes
Shabdmtsbepartements suss5osen
bate.
Bebufs priifune ihrer patente
bat Ma1imo Gome5 ale ieit lestem
December tinesFelIten cubaniichen 4r-
meeoffri<re beorbert, 5ish Bel ben Sn.
fptetoren Der perIhieoenen Departes
mtnts ii Qapana gu melben. Dies se'
lhiebt. hu Diele Offieiersuniformen
trastn nnb {i1 militdrifhe 9itel ans
maben. Bic niemaIs i'm seloe sspefen
iinb.
Al MlmingtDn. Del. lief am
Montae bos 2orpeboboot ~String<
ham b0D ii Der bortisen Werfte btr
0arlon nnb 0olingsnortb Gompanp
qebdllt NTH, bonn 6tapel. Der Iaufs
att mnrnf bon Grdulsin Gbtpino
Gtrineb1n Gviebton, Gntelin beS
per{tcr6 r6en<x abmirols Gtrinsbam unb
9n(ktsf Ell berltorbentn gontreabmi.
rails Gxti9ttpn, poll3ogen.
kolStn lpirb auf benz Mobilon
Gqu6 IS esp Yort Elm Oentmol gum
Nnb s. ~ ben prdiibenten @befaer
q. &1tk kn ntbilIt perben. Das Dent.
mai 4 IN elmer Bron5eitatue duf
tinty eEal aus polirttm ainep
Mof1 ne Statue fttllt General
Nrf1 rs bar, nit Nugensldiern
in III ti3h sinem 8uhe in oer
onbe NJ.
e cn &iper. DtaI1, ltnn Eo9
atpef Dctape Jeetedu uno
bef( tfief, an ben Blattern er'
frdl RIebfn ippbnten in einem
iibeJ ia t lbsbouit. SIN @dnaen
Iiea( Il \ III IN 6ou Riptr so per.
Ioa ! etternboipitolt truat har-
KYs1 RI. y s'aS LAssAxy = VI : u. n
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

Jofepb 8. @haf, Der YrdIioent Der
,Mmeriean Breping Co., hat oa5 an
seblih in einem Snternislp NIT einem
Beridteritattsr bss nSentintl" Suseee=
ben unb fernsr erfldr. oab ld aaein
ddt biz 3ebn grauberrtn in SHoiuna,
barunter er IeIblt, bereit trtidrt hdttsn,
ibre Brauereien ON ben fommenoen
5ruIt an pertaufen.
Wie 6err Shaf.ungisbt fteden Ga
pitulilten bes Giiens binter bieier Hie=
ientruite te8elpegung.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

ale 8rauersien bes 9anoes unter
eineE Ont.

Snbianapolis, IL. Suni. Die 1ruit>
mamie iheint nun audi bic Brauer erz
faBt gu babtn. glad Grtunbigungen
bes bitiisen ~@entintlA 1T auf benz
iiingiten BrausrsGonpent in Detroit
bas projttt fpru6reif geiporbtn, einsn
@rauer=9 ruff nit 81 1 600, ,000. 900 ao-
pitul IL ariinbtn unb aut bic 2200
Mtoutreitn ber Bsr. @tanlsn 1In1ff tls
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15
Gin Wl0rber gefangen.

ebicaso, II, SUM-. Cine Sps5iuls
bcpeihe aus Ssnmour. Sno., an bic
,1ribune" iagt: Dupio 6. 6arris, Der
porleBte ytaht 9spree 8roipn tOotete.
plrpe in Qittls Rep Yort. ungefdbr
3pan5is Wfeilen fiiorpeftih bon oieler
Stapt eeItsrn i'm 9auIe ieines Shpaz
gers 5enrn Glurf, zines gonitablers
in pislem 3opnlbip. eefdngen. Sar@
ris ipuroe uuf Iein sigenes GeIud nad
Salem. G6io. Ieiner 5iderReit psgeH
gebradt.
Demen IN Singapore.
Singapore, u. SUM. Der 8er
Stuaten Srsu3et Olympic" nit NIB
nlirul 0slpsn an 8oro fam eeitern
aus 5ongfpng bier an. 8es 9lbmis
rails @eiunobeit beifert iif fprtgeieBt.
Die Olympia" ipiro ipubriheinliA
am 16. Sun BON Singapore ubieseln.
gr bat cine angenebme Jabrt ge9abt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-06-15

syrantfort, Del.,. 10. Juni. George
unb Sbn Sruitt. Stieftlnber pofl Sobn
g. Rogers unb relpettirt 20 uno 18
Sabre oft, ipuroen geltern abenb ndb=
renb zines f6persH 0ttuitters, bas
iiber bieie Staot 5os, bonn YliB err
lhlagen.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
BEST TIME YET.
High School Grew Highly
Complimented by Roach
For It's Work.

The high school crew worked harder
yesterday afternoon than it has since
the members started training for the
race with Harvard freshmen. The re-
suits were very gratifying to Coach Ten
Eyck and several friends of the crew
who saw the practice.
The crew was sent the full distance
against the watch All the men were
feeling good and in the mile and a half
not a break was made. Ten Eyck
caught the time but would not let the
boys know what it was. He told them
It was the fastest time they had made
this year. Last week he informed
them that they did the distance in 500
and Yesterday every man felt satisfied
in his own mind that eight minutes
was broken.
After the trial the crew rowed three
sprints. In these Ten Eyck started
ahead and rowed the crew until 1t
passed him. There work in this was
big improvement over past efforts and
where it formerly required % or more
strokes to catch the coach, II, Il and Is
were only taken yesterday.
Wheaton and Harvey, the substitutes,
were worked in these sprints and held
their end up. They replaced Johnson
and Perry. Hagberg, the other substi-
tute. has given up rowing and started
work with the track team at the oval
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
OFFICERS WERE FOOLED.
They Thought Capture Was in Store for
Them at City Hall.

The night force at station was given
a sudden start last night about 10
o'clock by the ringing of the burglar
alarm which connects the Waldo street
station with the city treasurer's office
in the city hall. 1t is not usual that
the night force gets a sudden start, and
such things are not supposed to happen
unless the emergency force IS SOUND
asleep in the dormitory The bell rang
long and loud and quickly the police
team was hitched up and Officer Hurley
with Driver Wilson went to the city
hall expecting to find some one filling
up a grain bag with the city's thous-
ands. Quietly the officer went to the
front door of the municipal building
and, after getting Janitor Booth out to
open the front door the officer very
gently approached the door of the city
treasurer's office, peeped in, and saw a
woman busting the moulding on the
sides of the office.
An investigation followed and it was
found that the woman in busting
around the alarm button had pressed
it in with the buster and knew nothing
of 1t until the officer arrived. 1t is the
fourth time since the building was dedi-
Gated that burglar alarms in different
sections of the building have been
pressed accidentally and the police are
of the opinion that the buttons should
be protected in some manner. If they
are not, there is a possibility of their
making a capture some evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
UNITARIAN WOMEN.
Miss FifieId Reads Strong Paper on Clubs
and the National Alliance.

The meeting Of the Worcester League
of Unitarian Women, at South Unita-
rian Church, yesterday, was marked by
a strong paper on "Woman's clubs and
the National Alliance of Unitarian
Women" delivered by Miss Emily L..
Fifield of Boston, secretary of the al
lance. Miss Fiheld referred to the
great evolution of the new woman. She
said in brief:
During the last half of this century
women have been combining and asso-
ciating more and more for social and
intellectual life. The sewing circle
ragged before the club movement be-
gan. The civil war gave women an
other field besides the domestic one,
and 80 years ago began the women S
clubs The chief aim of the woman's
club movement is the growth of the
Individual Every possible function
teas, whist, theatricals, musicals, ex-
cursions, study and what not, have
been taken up by Women's clubs; ev-
cry possible subject sociology, hygiene,
purity, literature, music, ViVisection,
history, suffrage, civics-every possible
subject but one. Heart, time, brain,
money, all given freely to Women's
clubs for discussions of all subjects
save one That is the subject of re-
ligion. Religion is the one thing scru-
pulously avoided on all club programs.
The weakness of woman lies in her
lack of moral responsibility, said a
prominent club woman recently. She
fails to keep engagements, is not care
full about small money matters takes
an Office lightly without feeling its re-
sponsitiliry, joins a club and feels her
duty done when her fee is paid. A
club woman may WELD the gaVel with
ever so great success, be able to lead
forward her club in all its advances
but if she does not pay her dressmak-
er nor her servants promptly, she loses
the influence she might have, for lack
of a solid morality. The alliance OF
Unitarian women works for morality
first of all believing that to be the base
of successful work in philanthropic and
educational lines. 1t asks for the en-
thusiasm which is so lavishly given the
ordinary woman's club.
The paper on What is honor-is it
more than virtue?" was read by Miss
Julia Darling of Mendon, at the after
noon session. The second paper rs
nobility of private character essential
to greatness of public character?' was
read by Mrs. H. L. Patrick of Hope
dale. The remaining paper, What
constitutes long life?" was read by
Mrs. f. e. Ball this afternoon.
The resolutions which the league has
had printed against advertisements OF
diseases of the sexes, were distributed
The committee of three, Mrs A. B. r.
Sprague, Mrs NJ. H. Cowden and Miss
Mary Trumbull, who were appointed to
express the sentiment of the league in
regard to the peace conference, report
ed in favor of the movement.
Tho biennial meeting of the Naffona
Alliance will be in Washington, Oct
80. The Worcester league is entitled to
three delegates who were chosen at the
afternoon meeting.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
Grace Church Takes
Measures for it's
Extinction.
TWO IMPROVE NTS
Steam and Electricity May
Be Installed the Com
ing Year.

The official board of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church was in session until
after IL o'clock last evening, and the
result means much to the future of
the parish.
Rev. DR.. James Boyd Brady, the pas
tor has taken church debt in hand, and
a plan is now operative for the ex-
tinction of the deficit
A further sign of the marvellous act
witty of Dr. Brady is that plans were
discussed last evening for church eX
tension and improvements which VIII
cost several thousand dollars. 1t is
intended to have the entire edifice
heated by steam during the coming
year, and also to have the church light
ed by electricity.
These two improvements have long
been needed, but the outlay, with the
burden of the church debt in the back
ground has proved too much of an I'M
dertaking. However, DR.. Brady's con-
fidence has inspired his congregation,
so that a committee from the official
board has been appointed to thorough
ly canvass the field, and get estimates
of the cost of installing a steam heat
ing plant in the church, and also of
having the church lighted by electricity
instead of by a gas system as at pres
ent.
The church debt amounts to over a
thousand dollars, and the scheme
formed for it's extinction is a weekly
payment during the present year by
all who attend the church, either by
those who have pew sittings or those
who do not.
Last evening the entire meeting vas
devoted to a discussion of the flnon-
ciering of the parish for the year. and
after the official board and DR.. Brady
had carefully considered every plan
this appeared to be the most feasible
and Is now in operation. The church
voted $1,000 for the payment of current
expenses, which will prevent any de-
felt in this particular.
AS soon as the committee has secured
estimates of the heating system, etc,
the official board will consider meth
cd for the payment of the outlay which
will be necessary.
DR.. Brady told Spy man late last
night that he was not going to have
any debt during his pastorate, and his
great achievements at the PEOPLES
temple show his marvellous ability in
church financiering.
The church is to have in the future
system of pew rentals, by which those
who desire pews will be given them,
and they will have to pay certain
amount to the payment of the church
debt, and those who do not care Tor
pew holdings will pay certain sum,
according to their ability. This system
goes into operation at once.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
ENDORSES THE PLAN.
Associated Press Favors Brooklyn Eagle
Dewey Gift Fund.

Chicago, May 17.-At the annual meet
ing of the Associated Press today the
following were elected directors: William
S. Mclean. Philadelphia Bulletin, vice
Clayton McMichael resigned; A. ]. Barr,
Pittsburg Post; L. Markbreit. Cincinnati
Volksblatt; Clark Howell, Atlanta Con-
stitution The following advisory board
were chosen: Eastern division, St. Clair
McKelway, Brooklyn Eagle, chairman
Charles H. Taylor. Boston Globe, clerk;
E. Davis, Philadelphia Ledger; A. P.
Langtry, Springfield Union; Ambrose But
Ter. Buffalo News.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted: Resolved, that the Associated
Press notices with pleasure the encour-
agement by the newspapers throughout
the country of the proposition by Rear
Admiral Upshur, to the Brooklyn Eagle,
that a home be secured for Admiral
Dewey at the national capital by public
subscription.
Resolved. that we recognize in the ma
tional committee Of the Dewey house fund
a fitting body to which to send the funds
secured by subscriptions to newspapers
from their readers and through other
sources. and that we commend the OBJ
iect and the method without reserve to
the newspapers and periodicals of the
United States.