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HOT CONFERENCE.
Continued from Page u

governor. and State Organizer Joseph
Maloney.
When the report of the state commit
tee was taken up a plan for establishing
a brand of cigars to be known as the
party cigar, and sold for the benefit of
the party, was brought up. Secretary
Usher admitted that the scheme origi-
mated with him, but the delegates failed
to take to the idea, and would have
nothing of it,
During the eaIGI hours of the evening
a committee mace up of Max Kaplan
of Boston and Charles e. Spellman en-
tered the hall, and announced them
selves as a delegation from a meeting
of kal,garoos held at 531 Main street,
to invite delegates to a conference
either in Horticultural hall or 53l Main
street The invitation was refused.
At the close of the convention, it was
stated that Prof. De Leon would not
accept the challenge issued by Hill
quitz for another debate.
The conference adjourned about 8
o'clock and the tired delegates went
home to prepare for todays work in
the state convention.
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cRowDINe HOTELS
Artists For Worcester Festival Begin
Arriving Today.

arriving Quay.
Few if any of the artists for the fnu-
steal festival have arrived in Worces-
ter yet, though most of them are ex-
pected today. in time for the rehearsal
this evening.
Miss Evangeline Florence will arrive
some time today, and will be the guest
of Mrs. A. M. Stone, at her residence.
5T4 Main street.
Ffrangcon Davies is to be the guest
of Samuel S. Green at the Worcester
Club. and will probably be in town this
afternoon having spent the last few
days at Teinpleton
The members of the Symphony or
chestra will arrive this forenoon, and
will stop at the German American
House.
Quarters have been engaged at the
Bay State House for over 100 festival
attendants many Of whom are expect
ed TO arrive in this city today. Most
of the stars of the festival have en-
gagged rooms at the famous old hostelry
and the hotel win be the headquarters
of the festival soloists.
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TWO BLOODY BATTLES.
Yaquis on the Rampage Make it Hot
For Mexicans.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 24-official re-
ports of two battles between Mexicans
and Yaquis have just been received here.
Gen. Luis Torres has declared the cam
paign suspended until October, but the
Yaquis We're not consulted on that point.
The Mexican loss was five killed and nine
wounded, among the latter Lieut. Col.
Navarro of the Eleventh battalion, one of
the best officers on. the Mexican side.
The forces under Col. Hernades, number
not stated, encountered 1000 Indians near
Lake Zuaca, a, small lagoon between To
rim and Potam. They sought cover in a
thick woods, where the combat ragged for
more than two hours. The Mexican losses
are stated as IA soldiers killed and g
wounded, while their opponents lost 81 in
killed and many wounded
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BIG PRICE FoR rRorrER.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 24-Scott New
man. Jr., has sold Boralma, a promis-
ing young trotter, to J. c. McCord of
Kirkwood, Del, for $4,000, the high
est price ever paid for a three-year-
old trotter in Kentucky. Boralma is
the favorite in the Kentucky Matron
stakes of $1,000, which win be the prin-
cipal event Of the opening of the fall
trotting meeting tomorrow
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STATE RECORDS FALL.
w. A. Ruiz Changes Marks From One
to Fifteen Miles.

Providence, R. l., Sept. A-At Hills
Grove today w. A. Ruiz broke all state
records from l mile to 10 in a motor
paced match with Eddie Soholles of Paw
tuclSet. Scholles led for the first three
miles when Ruiz gained half lap, which
he held to the finish. Kausman, Ruiz and
Caldwell won out in the sprint races
Hausman and Rutz on a tandem won the
multicycle race from scratch Summary
Two-mile handicap, aTnateur-Won by
p. c. Hausman, New Haven fscratchl;
w A. Ruiz. New Haven (scratch) ID; f.
j. Caldwell, Hartford 3D. Time, AS.
Two-mile multicycle race-Won by
Rausman and Ruiz CAMDEN, SCRATCH /;
Fred Beauregard (single). ID Time. All
l5-mile motor paced race-Non by W. A.
Rutz; Time, 27.22 80. Scholles' time,
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oNE-LEGGED RECORD.

Boston. Sept 24-The feature of the
Press clubs century run today was the
breaking of his own one-legged record by
Eddie Martyr. A week ago Martyr COW
cred 100 miles in Z hours So minutes, but
today. in the face of a strong wind for at
least half the trip to Newburyport, he
reduced his time to hours rs minutes.
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A SIS BLAZE.

The fire department was called to 20
Sargent street last evening to a blaze in
the house owned by Mary Campbell and
occupied by Cornelius Kelliher. The fire
was extinguished with but little damage.
II started from children playing with
matches The house is insured through
the agency Of Nicholas j. Mooney, and
SIS VIII cover the loss.
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WHEN TIE HEAD FEELS DULL
AND HEAVY, the skin appears sallow
and greasy, and the stomach refuses food
take Carter's Little Liver Pills. Don't
forget this.
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STABBED I'M THE BACK.
Circus Star Knfes His Father-in-Iaw
in Orange.

New York, Sept. George Hufner
of Orange, N. j., was stabbed today
by his son-in-law, Earnest Melville, as
a result of a family quarrel. 1t is be-
lieved thar Huffner will die. Melville
has been arrested Until nine months
ago, Melville and his wife the latter
being widely known as Josephine, the
queen of the ring" had been travelling
with the Barnum & Bailey show in En-
gl9nd
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SMALL Pox IN EVERETT.

Everett. Sept 24.-small pox has again
broken out in this city. The victim is the
4a2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Charles
T. Lee. a peculiar feature is that the vic
tim of the present case was vaccinated
during the small poS scare of a month
ago The operation was apparently sue
cessful.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-25

Edward A. McGurn reported to the
police yesterday the loss of Sc, which
he claims was stolen out Of his trou-
sers pocket from mis- room at 1877 Ward
street, at 5.45 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing
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LEASE NOT REPORTED.

Lourenzo Marques, Delagoa Bay. Sept.
A.-The governor of Lourenzo MARQUES
asserts that he has no information re-
by the Portugnese TO Great Britain.
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Deaths DOings.
JENNIE MAY.

Died at Bruceton on sunday evening,
October %, 1899. Lewis II. Gale, aged
81 years. The funeral took place Tues
day and was conducted at the Brute
ton NJ. Il church 10y the new pastor.
assisted by the pastor from Brandon.
willie, ana attended by quite crowd
OF friends and neigh bors. after which
the burial took place ia the cemetery
there.
The deceased has been in poor health
for number Of years lie leaves a
wife and two children by her aud two
others by hiA first wife The latter are
grown and one OF them works i'm the
Republican Office at Terra Alta The
deceased was we'll known 10 our peo-
pic. as he kept the Central Hotel here
IN kingwo God several years and moved
from here To BfucotuD. lie was post
master there at the time Of his death
and his widow will likely DO appointed
to succeed him. as she has been run
ming the Office for some time anyhow,
owing TO her HUSBAND i'll health
she was Miss Amanda Lenhart before
her marriage and is a sister TO james
A. Lenhart, OF Kin2wood The latter
attended the funeral from here.
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Twilight


WV S%SFNNN@~~ ~ Ae@Ws
Harvey Menear, who has been quite
poorly wish typhoid fever, is better at
this writing.
John Hartsell, one OF our nimrods,
killed two very hus wild turkeys one
day last week,
Asbury shaw, OF Terra Alta. is put.
ting down a well for Jesse NJ. johnson,
At Miliersport
j. F Rech,tuo aud wife, OF Tunnel.
ton, are visiting at Alex u. Squires',
near Rcedsyine.
Henry Ringer, wife and little boy, of
GAINESVILLE, were in our neig hborhood
few DAYS ago.
The Bsthlehem church will soon be
treated To new roof aud coat OF
paint. which is badly needed.
John c. ShOfter, who lived near
Hopcweu, has moved in with his
fatoer-in.law, Alex ID. Squircs
Deliver Ilar,ssll aud son Walter.
were visiting his brother Robert Hart.
sell up above Rowlesburg last week,
Charley Cozad has moved from the
Riddle farn To the Cool Spring. into
the house vacated 10y buffalo Rim"
Mrs. Helms, who has been living on
the Hineman place for some time. will
move back TO her fartr this week, near
Iopcwell.
j. +. nawley, wife aud two daught-
ers, OF the Dunkard Bottom, were call
ing on their friends in this vicinity
last Sunday.
Rev. a s Blagg, OF the L. II.
church, has started ont on his min.
isterial work. BILLY Hartscll has fur
uished him with a splendid horse to
travel over the work assigned him,
Some parties were out for a ramble
n few night ago, and had the check to
steal bee cap from the Rev. 5. L.
uawley. MIR. Hawley expects To pre-.
sent their names TO the next grand
jury.
There was An apple cutting ut VII
liam Shorty's, the man OF ground hog
fame, one night last week. new
play was introduced entitled. punch
and Judy" We cannot tell what the
next new fad will be.
Millersport is becoming noted for
apple cuttings. They have one every
night during tho week aud have been
informed 10y one OF the residents of
that place that they expect to protract
them until Xmas
Quite an excitement prevailed for a
short time in our neighborhood IA few
nights ago Some OF our citizens said
the Spaniards are coming, for they
could hear the artillery and the bugle
sounding in the direction OF Millers-
port; but upon further investigation
IL was learned that serenaders were
paying Jesse NJ. Johnson visit, who
had just moyed in his new house at
Millcrsport.
JENNIE MAY.
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Bruceton

corrospondonco Of N Argus.
Quarterly meeting last Saturday and
Sunday.
Fuller Kelly OF Terra Alta, was in
town last Thursday and Friday.
school commences next Monday,
with ID. r. scott welding the birch.
The many friends Of II. Z Hyde
were panied TO hear OF his sudden
death.
Postmaster l.. T.. Gale died yesterday
at p. IN after lingering illness Of
several months.
Squire VIM. H. McGibbons has re.
turned from weeks visit TO relatives
near Connellsville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ruttcr. Of Union
town, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. u. r.
Scott short time ago.
Mrs DR.. w. Richards has returned
TO her home at Smithfeld. after spend.
ing the summer with her mother here
George Browning, the handsome and
popular drummer for the Kcnnowcg
Co. OF Cumberland. paid our mcr.
chants dying visit last week.
The NJ r. Parsonage is nearing
completion. There seems 20 be- some
trouble concerning the work. for the
committee appointed 90 look after the
construction of the parsonage, think Do
does not come up TO the specifications
for same
Rev. J.. a Core, missionary re.
turned from India, lcctured in the
school house 20 large audience last
evening. Rev. Core was follows 4
closely by his audience in his descrip-
tion OF the babits aud customs OF the
people OF India.
Word came here Yesterday, Sunday
that Charles Lieb, living near the pipe
line. lost his house by FIRE. II soens
that Mr.. Lieb and family attended
preaching az Brlnd0nvillo Saturday
night. Mr. Leb and one 81 his sons
went home after preaching, bis wife
remaining ia BraudDuyillc and they
built "a Ere 90 warm bv. They covered
the fire as usual About . O'Clock 500
the morning Mr.. BieD was awakened
and opened the door INFO The Kitchen.
The heat was 50 great that he was
overcome and he fell % cho noor uu-
conscious, Ills son Dragged him out Of
the house Mr.. Licb has ,hc sympathy
Of this community.
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MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE
Tho greatest caro- should be given ID


ni
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FAMILY TIES.

Philip w. Meats ~ and Virginia II.
IIebb 20.
Sylvester Bolyard n and Missouri
Funk q.
Lawrence w. Kelly 81 and Maggie
T. King &c.
John j. Barnes % and Matte Mosscr
William 9. Rohrbough ~ and Eliz-
abetu Il. llauser 81.
Charles j. Fromhart 81 and Katie Il.
Burke IS.
Grant Rodeheayer 26 and Lille
Teets 20.
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Hudson Items.
corrsNadpeneo OF tho Argus.

corucscndpeaeo % tho Argus
Not having seen anything in your
valuable paper from our little burg
since "nAmidno" died we concluded
TO Try our hand at dishiug up the news
and IL we do it like an old country
,no>s-back, consider the source, like
the BOY Who was kicked by tho mule
Miss lSa VI. Gibson left few DAYS
ago for r,irInonL where she will
teach school. Rob hangs around now
in IA sort Of diSvOnSulale fashion.
w. Gibson. who has bad very
severe Siege of sickness is slowly con.
vOlescing and viii b. out soon IL his
present rate of recovery keeps up
Our school will open in few days,
with Mr.. Jenkins as gcneralissino.
We look forward too good term, but
az usual, some people woa't appreciate
il
Darius MethenY will hold the fort
at the Gale school the coming term,
Miss King will teach at Mt Zion.
Jenkins at Ncbo.
Orval Walls will try his hand this
fall and winter in the milling business
and Incidentally put In the remainder
of his time at A A. pulbury's, ms his
interests Flow that way.
Nothing new, strange or startling
has happen ed hero in the last seven
wears, and nothing likely TO happen
soon. II Gabriel was to return TO
earth and visit this place (hero our ink
failed).
That hudson lady who sent paper
dollar TO down east" firm to lsurn
how To raise Oeets, the past summer
and got tho reply, take hold OF the
tops and pull" may not be any richer
than she was before, but she is "A great
| deal wiser.
Rev. L. =. Idlsmau preached his
itenorant sermon ut tho Grovc some
| Sundays ago and made good Impress.
| ion. The Reverend may be all Ri hit
and we suppose he is. but he ought to
change his name--it's too suspicious
Our farmers are busily engaged in
doing up their fan work but none of
| them have been struck so hard bv
| prosperity that they are enabled to
| quit work altogether, yet. But some
OF them are more like Trilby in the
! altogether act' than any thing we
can think OF.
| John A. Graham has purchased the
farm belonging Co our solid friend
Henry Smith, and will go To raising
pumpkins, dogwoods and the devi
generally. MIR. Smith wants TO get
out some place where they raise spme-
thing else besides golden-rods aud jim
son weeds and Republicanism.
Charles c. Gibson went to Pittsburg
some time ago on business Dust what
| don't know and returned home by
| way OF Morgantown-of Chadwick
birth, He wonders what them ere
lights in tho streets are. and what
makes them ere blamed street cars
move. He'll learn bye and bye, maybe
Our bachelor friend, so rumor hath
it, is away on his wedding tour. We
refer to Mr. r. w Gibson, who nvs-
teriouhlY left "A few days ago for Fair
| mont and has not got back vet We
are unable to believe ho would do
such thing, but as everybody says
SO, IL must be so. Who the better half
rs we don't know. but wen find out
aud let you know, Mr.. Editor In the
meantime every body is hoping for hun
to return soon.
This is the FIRST time we ever tried TO
write for paper, and II it misses the
waste basket and hits the Office goat
we won't come again.
! NORTHERN SPY"
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G. w. Wolfe J a. Everly and Miss
Daisy Jenkins were over near Ambiers.
burg last Sunday, visiting at II. VOLTS.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ 0. Dawson left
Monday for Terra Alta, 20 visit friends
and 20 on froa there TO Washington
CttY.
We are under obligo uons 20 Mrs
Henry Copeman Tor a basket Of aue
apples sent us from their hOspitabIe
home near town.
Isaac Wilson and daughter, Mrs.
Ebon Liston, Of Valley Point have
been over 10 MonouRaha county, Wis.
Ting friends near Red Bridge.
A. the teachers examination held az
Terra Alta last Friday and Saturday.
there we're thirteen applicants The
examination was conducted by X, T.
Burke and Arthur Clrrico, as suot.
Candy was not able 90 be present.
Five were granted No. certificates.
seven No aud one 30. g. Miss Martha
Copcmon, Of ncsr town. was one u tie
isssy aRaSes oaos.
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Grand GIFT Carnival.

Hiliyers Grand Oft Carnival will be
at Bishops Hall. oct. q and 18th. At
this carnival OEs hundred beautiful
and costly presents will he given away.
These consist Of silverware, glassware,
clinaware, lamps, toilet sets. albums,
vases, -four, bacon and a live pig It
Is one Of the most enjoyable perform.
ances OF its kind, and all who see It
viii be pleased. Admission % cents;
reserved seats 30 centsi children IS
cents,
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81 SO PER ANNUM.

Since | have discovered that the
State is the loser |, of course, am
willing to pay for each and all of
these things. There is one other
item of which no mention has yet
been made that | have seen,
though have not followed tn he
testimony closely. He shipped
me a small lot of oats one time
from somewhere and would never
send me any bill although l wrote
for it twice. | make these state
ments for your information and
satisfaction and leave it to your
discretion as to what Use you will
make of them. | am yours re-
spectfully, b. R.TITLMAN.
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Penitentiary Investigation.

Columbia, June IA. The peni-
tertiary investigating commission
has about completed the work of
its session and will tomorrow visit
the State farms near Camden.
Then recess will be taken until
August |, when, at the urgent
request of Col. Meals counsel,
In order to save heavy cost to the
witnesses, the commission will
reassemble in GreenviIle.
The session today was almost
devoid of public interest. Mr..
&. FitZsimmons of the Southern
Oil Company was examined about
the IiIlman cotton seed. He said
il was shipped at Col. Meals re-
quest ut the figures allowed the
State, but that the mill regarded
it as TlIlman's personal account.
Several hours were devoted to
IL kind of mathematical discussion
at farmers institute, the study
of practical agriculture being Gu
tered into with cX Manager Magill
of the farm. There was no new
facts elected, save that the oats
seemed to have been measured up
while wet.
The commission then went to
the Carolina Bank, simply to
elaborate its testimony as to the
accounts of Col. Neal. Nothing
new was developed
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500 REV AItD, 500

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NIGHT OF HORRORS.
Wisconsin Towns Struck by
Cyclone Probably Five Hun
dred Killed and
Wounded.

st. Paul, Mlnn., June ia
terrific and long drawn out
cyclone along the upper Missis-
sippi river and its tributaries in
Wisconsin and Minnesota has done
enormous damage. Not less than
three towns have been practically
annihilated, over $50 lives have
been lost and flames today are
adding to the horrible conditions,
the survivors being unable to
rescue the bodies of hundreds of
victims from ruins now being
swept into ashes by the angry
flames.
The worst destruction was at
New Richmond Wisconsin wichh
Il frightful tornado struck lust be-
fore 6 O'Clock last night. How
great has been the loss of life, it
is impossible as yet to tell, the
storm having etfectl vely destroyed
all communication in the stricken
region, but the latest advices are
to the effect that the list of dead
in that city alone foots up one
hundred and seventy-tive. The
ruins of the i'll fated city are now
i'll flames. An effort is being
made to stay the progress of the
fire and to rescue the dead and
dying but without avail.
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HIS LIFE WAS SAVED

Mr.. j. f. Lilly, a prominent
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hud wonderful dcliverance from
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it he says: II was taken with
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even sit up IN bed. Nothing
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die of Consumption, when
heard of DR.. Kings New Dis
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relief. | continued to use it, and
now am well and strong. | cant
say too much in its praise" This
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and quickest cure in the world for
all Throat AMI Lung Trouble.
Regular sizes so cents and S1.OO.
Trial bottles free at Crawford
Bros Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed.
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