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Thc Ncmmnrknt Rncrr.

London, April es.-sr waldi. erifnth's bay
hlly Styria ridden By Too sloane. won the
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The Atstin statesman thinks the CON
ratio IS up for eyeFlas,ins discussion" This
Is a somewhat fairer statement than is usu.
ally induced By pspers that stood where the
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The washinEton Post fancies that Lawyer
Tom Reed is going to have severe tussle
with the temptations OF the political Satan in
New York
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Foreign Offices--Eas,ern business Office IS Tribune
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me Post regretted to hear OF the death
OF MT Frank Doremus at Dallas. Mr.. pore-
mus had been so long identified with news.
paper work in Texas, was so we'll known and
was gentleman of such excellent character
that the news OF his unexpected death must
have come like a shock to all the news.
paper offices in the State II was the story
OF the loss OF a friend and was felt according
w. The Dallas-Galveston News loses one OF
its most loyal and efficient employees and
Dallas aud the State useful citizen In
one o! the most important walks OF life that
mould public oplnion, Mr.. poremus was an
influential force. He has done well what was
allotted him to do, and no man can do more
than that, To the deceased's little family
The Post extends It's slncere.t sympathy.
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The New York Journal offers to take 81 600. 3.
900 and the World si.ooo.000 worth of New
York underground rand transit bonds II the
municipality will embark in ouch scheme.
Either yellow Journalism pays or the chanc s
of underground rapid transit are very slim
in New York
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Statesman stood in 1896. The majority Of those
sold standard ORGANS affect to believe that
the question is dead
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II is worthy OF note that thoss people who
are DESTROYS OF defeating Mr. Bryan In the
Next democratic convention are suggesting
about the most improbable aud Impossible
rivals that could BIZ Imagined The fact is
strikingly significant OF tho barrenness OF
tho 'held' against the favorits
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The administration is not only at sea on
the Philinpine situation. but the ship has
sprung a leak and the pumps are out of order.
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The Eastern press recognizes the great i'm
portanee OF the item that Mrs. Willie H.
vanderbilt has actually been out marketing,
Possibly Mrs. Willie X. remembers the fact
that her OWE mother was none too good to do
her own marketing. when she had anything
to do it with. and her own work. too.
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Booker T. Washington Is the most sensible
OF all the prominent negroes Education and
the acquisition OF property is his policy for
the salvation and elevation Of his race,
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The Houston ana San Antonio baseball
teams can now discover what consolation
there is for misery In company.
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The New York Evening Posts fight with
its former advertisers has given that rarer
sufficient prominence at least TO attract a
big ad from John Wannmaker
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Mr., Reed would rather be right IN the line
for the lightning than to be Smaller!
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Another puriist has died in the East from
knockout blow. but the brutal sport goes
on. The pharisees in the East in the mean
time will continue to have their little ding
Mt the woody West"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
WestbOro's Annual
Affair at Boston
COMES THURSDAY.
Speaker Bates To Be Guest
Of the Evening.

Wssraoc1. March s-Tae animal re-
Ea.sa u the W=sz5or3 boys ard gals
VIII take pace EexE thursday evzzz1g
q the United States Hotel, Boston
There Is % BE- az Informal RECEPTION.
FROM SO % 80. Dinner u lie served
- 80 clock Hon Joac I. Bates.
speaker C the House g rzp-ssen "a
c-vzs is 70 be 3 special guest e lhz
evening
Al residents u TTeSrboro are invited
% attend, and those VIVA decide 70 10
90 are requested 20 notify Mrs. 4 20.
Smith 233 Ashland street 6dzlindal=-
a. once. = Snort musical program Wit
y rendered ArEal zsr1zr1s have been
made a. g the usual Custom, 20 have
t1e Il O'clock train OFT os Boston sop
a. this STATEN f9r the benefit q those
who attend
JOAN A E'ayerW =st1sr - 70 receive
his friends ol Monday, N4rcd e. from
20 oc46cz AID from until 8
o'dack p n, TIE event 4 his sIsc an
aivsrsaTy II his birth.
John L Brigham C tbs town was
scheduled % leave New YORK ct 10
o'cl1ek kits rlOrLEng Tor = winter 9
c5L.se 20 Porto Etcc C74os, Jamaica
Nassau ard the WIn5wsr5 Islands. Hz
Wil De absent 81 days.
On account Of the many stormy days
which have uecessltsted the closing OF
the grade schools during the przz@nc
winter term, the teachers have kindly
V5l1ICeered 20 teach an extra weak
without pay. LhIs~'ofgsr 5Taz made oy
them ylthoEt suggestion from any che
The Offer has D=el accepted by the
committee who have decided To have
the extra. week 1t the sn1 q the pres
ent terra, IN view OF which all schools
are 70 close March i instead q March
10 -oElsefs lertIy the grade schools, IS
vel - the high ard grammar, VIII
have only one week vacation.
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WlLKINSONVILLE.

Wilkinsonville, March Aired s,
Smith has started up one of his satinet
mills in Woodbury., and viii start the
other as soon as business prospects are
better
Edward Dudley is sick at his home
on Main street.
The Dudley Shuttle shops will stop
running nights, this evening. The work
has been caught up. but there are
enough orders ahead to keep the shon
running fun time for a couple Of
FRIDAY evening services were held in
81. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. SAM
uel Hodgkiss officiating.
Miss Lillian O'Neil Of New YorL, ia
the guest Of Mrs. Annie Woodburn.
The Saturday club met at the parlors
OF ST. Johns church this afternoon
John Hopkins has moved his saw min
to Rockdale. He has sawed over 500
900 feet of lumber here for n. II. Slater
There will be no services in the Pros.
byterian church Sunday evening on ac-
count Of the no-license meeting in Fisb
er's, where Rev. S b. Haslett win
speak
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WITHIN gLLE.
Attsrot g Form siols Class arsrg the
Young Men in ToW1.

WaiLinsviIle. March A-The~s VIII be
2 meeting tomorrow afternoon Of the
young raen from the different churches
IN town IN the Methodist Church At
go o'clock The object % tlis meeting
IS % see i 2 young mems Bible class
can be formed.
There was Z. socis5Ie and entertain
r1eHt last evening IN the yesrry OF the
Sorthbridzs Centre Congregational
Church.
Robert Stone Of Railroad avenue re-
ceived the news from North Grafton
yesterday Of the death Of his father
William Stonie, 5r.. of that place Mr
stoni= Immediately left for North
Grafton.
The youngest child Of VIM. I. Taft
II Sorthbri1ge hill les critically III
with nerbranous crop
owing 10 the large amount Of bust
ness 10 Be transacted at the meeting
os Muuford Council K Il e., tom0r-
row afternoon. the meeting will be
called at 2 o'clock
Edward J. Mcmahon, Esq, Of Wor-
cssteT Is 70 deliver the address Wolfe
Tone" for Ct. Patricks parish, 81
Patrick's evening.
Dr.. Y. 4. Bacon has returned from
Ma trip to the south.
Mrs. Warren Smith Cs Main street
is seriously III at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hannigan OF
East street have Welcomed a bog to
their home
\ boy has been welcomed to the home
Of William Q. Aldrich and wife OF For
est street
Miss Annie Lincoln, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Bl3orr.oughs, returned this morning 10
5pOhord v. II.
Arthur Proctor Of the l1rm Of Nc
Glynn 81 Proctor, has gone 10 Luuen-
burg for the benefit Of his health.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
SUDDEN DEATH
FROM HEART DISEASE.
4 Prominent Merchant Suddenly
Egifss While at Ills Place
Of Business.

How 5rz--=-Lv We see 1Es above CT
ar a--a- -1s--sr-s. People are tlL
- ri-- s5r --s family u che nan So sud
E=-lv and sadly slr-ez=a- They say,
Row terribly sl-Ier- Way I saw
1.-a yesterday z-E IL looked good for
-a-g years E3G-g- The bridge at
Asz-zal-z boxed good S1- h5rY years
--s 6ar cez5-= the Er=aC accident.
Great trains -aa Ia safety along Lae
-rz-tE ErzsL=s witch IL & few more
hours were -g collapse Ii q fearful fall
he iron III [z- Rad been gradually
z-st1c=zrzL1z c-r years. The death Of
his Ezl vas nc more sudden tEsL the
1zl- q TIE cr.igzl Eac1 rad the
Strength Slowly s-cGer--l1-=G- And IKE
1Lz crt1Ez wien cEs mans strength
-=azE=E rs minimum resisting capacity,
down e went
There's q TACT t5- rll5llc c1azi1ers-
ton one form q disease IS rarely
Responsible Tor q prz114E-rs death.
Tine and -lzze again r1s doctor in at
tendance OF rEs man suffering from
typhoid Or ether fever says 11Il1
have pulled the man through il Il had
rot 6eeE fer his weak s-lUzCh And
that weak stomach IS the cue ever
present danger 10 LEs business man
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
ECHOES FROM DRooKFIELO.

Brookfeid, March 4-NachacI Daedy
was before Judge CottIs and paid
fine Of ten dollars yesterday for being
drunk and lying around. About 10
O'clock last night he was found lying
On the tracks OF the Warren. Rro~k-
field and Spencer Railroad. and barzLy
escaped being run over by The east
bound car. Supt. C. A Jzfts was on
the car and he got of and shook the
man Into sensl5iiity lie was taken to
the to9-n and delIver-I TO Officer John
Carney who took p RI to East Brook
field that night, aDd brought him up
in the morning. Decay was 4 weaver
in the SayIes, jerks mill az Warren.
The grammar school and the second
grammar schools closed last night until
Monday, April 3. The schools in the
the spring vacation, owing 10 bang
out 50 long with the measles.
The lecture which was 70 have been
given BY Rev \. c. White al the Uni
tartan Church. Thursday evening, is
postponed until Tuesday evening.
Miss Bertha Twicheu Of Brookleid,
now a teacher in the schools Of North
BroOkheld, has applied for the position
Of librarian at the Haston library at
that place, the librarian, Mrs. Ludden,
having resigned.
Victor Guerin and Harry Morse have
joined the L. s. cavalry. They viii
soon go TO Fort Riley, Kansas. Both
young men are well known, and have
many friends in the town. Guerin was
a blacksmith and Morse was a Tnachin-
ist and worked in the bicycle shop
The registrars haye taken Oft from
the list Of voters "a names, Il from
each precinct. The meetings will be
one the coming week and one from y
o'clock noon and 10 o'clock night, Sat
urday March p.
John Mulcahy, H. W Hamilton, A
F. Douty and Judge II. r. CottIe as st-
torney in the petition for putting the
Parmenter Manufacturing CO. into IN
sOlvency, were at the auction sale Of
Is parcels Of real estate Of the Par
menter Manufacturing Co. at East
! Brookfeld yesterday afternoon.
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ANNUAL ROW.
Millbury Politicians Start
Periodical Ruupus.

MLAburys March 4-LEs political
strife is On, and thz fact t1zt there Is
to Be . kick between t1z Members
OF both parties, promises % bring out
:. few more cold facts within 4 few
days One thing IS certain, and that
10 that the call TOR the citizens eau
Gus Is Illegal. The notice vas called
for and tLs notice posted n the past
dE1c5 ~ +. W. Moore and John c.
Waters. Friday Mr.. Waters went to the
pos- of1cz and found that the democrat
+ call for 4 caucus Wss posCzd over the
citizens poster.
NJ. Waters did not want 10 pull the
poster down. but went ard got an
other and placed l. beside rnz other 50
nov there are three calls for caucuses
namely citizens, Wednesday. the zrh
republican sEh, democratic the following
evening the 9Th. There are ss usual
Close who want z. clean democratic
llckst or else citizens. This dt-zr-
snce IN opinion lies with the democrats
and Is the cause os the division
IN the republican ranks there are
several candidates for the Office Of Sc
lsctEans and the majority OF that party
mink that there f. some Uud=rhanded
work going on so decided on holding &
citizens c4qcus
among the names mentioned - POS
stole candidates are Z. W. Moore. W
z. Horne, A e. Mott. Dr.. Robert Booth.
Darl@n DucharrCz, D. J. Dempsey,
Fred q. Holman H ". Garter and G.
7. AI1rich-
For candidates for collector. tina
names q Charles A Whitney and 2. Fl.
Greenwood are mentioned Mr.. Whit
rey, the present incumbent, is the gen
eral faTorite Of the heavy tax payers
On account Of his work Iazr year
There also promises to be q battle
al the polls March 20 for license There
IS % BE- Z Temperance rally In the town
hall Sunday evening.
The position Of moderator Will IN
doubtedly 90 TO c. 2. Perry, ESQ. who
has served the town 50 faithfully and
we'll for the past few years.
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ROCHDALE HAPPENINGS.

Rochdale. March 4-Clark & Co.'S
mill has shut down until Tuesday for
repairs.
Maggie Conner, little daughter Of
Philip CoHher, is in Memorial hospital
through the effects Of the washing soda
she took about a month ago.
There will be no service in the Christ
church az the pastor is confined to the
house with the grip.
Gertrude Boardman and Lizzie
Barnes left today for a short visit to
Mrs. A. Warren Of Shrewsbury
Lizzie Taylor Is on a visit to Samuel
Gsrside Of Boston.
The Friday Club had their regular
meeting at the home Of Miss Adie
Boardman tonight
f. d. Tucker has a notice posted in
his store which is causing quite little
amusement. 1t reports a loss of S65, 900
from the treasury of the town Of Lei
cester in the year Of 1892. It also asks
the voters if they wish to help find the
above sum to vote for the best man i'm
the coming election.
a. H. Howarth & Son have put one
Of the best eXtractOrs, made by w. H.
Tolhurst & Son of Troy, n. Y, in their
carbOnizlng room. 1t weighs 2200 lbs,
and is laid in a brick foundation. The
basket is copper lined and measures 40
AilAiAN3 dAlDo7 anu VIII iiOlu 2 tulS OF
about 200 yards Of cloth, and will dry
1t in 10 minutes.
Three barges left last night for the
town hall, Leicester, crowded with vot-
ers all in gay spirits and determined to
support the caucus ticket.
John J. Guthrie has hired the news
room In ]. s. Livermore's hall which
he is fitting up as bicycle salesroom.
lothian Fits is doing the carpenter
work.
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PUBLIC cAUcUSES.
Committees Of Brookfsld Have Not Yet
Set the Dates.


BrookaeId, March 4.-The dates f5r
the public caucuzes have rat been set
yet, although the committees have held
very many meetings to get the idea
who is 10 run. The names already
mentioned for sslectmen are: z. +.
Chapin, Z. ". TwicheL, William Null
cahy, Albert Bellows, F. Z. Prouty Of
BrooEfeld and W. E. TsrheII and W,
K. Ipham Of East Brookfeld.
Robert D. 5. Mortimer has resigned
as salesman for the C. H. MCulton Co.
and viii 90 Monday to accept a posi-
ton with the Barre Shoe Co. at Barre
The Brookheld high school viii en-
terrain the FortnightIy Club Monday
evening, March u. The pupils are hold
ing rehearsals preparatory 20 giving the
entertainment. The Fortnir,htEy club
viii be entertained by Mrs. Z. J. Moul-
ton Monday night
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JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, March 4-The Jefferson
grammar school closed Friday after
noon for a vacation Of three weeks.
Miss Gertrude Carlton, principal Of the
school, has resigned, and win go TO
Lexington, where she will teach school
Friday afternoon q pleasant event took
place AZ the school house. The school
children presented Miss Carlton A Ola
mond gold ring. Miss Martha HoIbrook
made the presentation. Miss Carlton
responded in a happy manner.
The weeks mission for the English
speaking people win close Sunday ev-
ening at $50 O'Clock. The mission has
been largely attended.
Mrs. Oliver Taylor returned home TO-
day from Ware, where she has been
visiting relations for a week.
Mrs. Mizzie Healy has returned to
her home In Ware
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HAD A SWEET TOOTH.

q alren' March Airs Metcalf had
Trir r'l[g uIspiay of candy in her Store
morning it had all disappeared Some
unknown parties in the night had brck-
en- through the glass and helped them.
selves Tn ceandy was found strewn
aiohg the street and crosswaiks. Only
d ~ snort time since. the top was pre- ed
on slot machine that was locked
outside Hastings pharmacy. but Tho
tthi.sCreants failed to find the pan con.
tanning the pennies.
Last night between the hours OF -
t alu ! clock, Miss Ida Hitchcock
sound Of breaking glass. and on look.
ing from her window saw a man cross
me street to a waiting team. which hs
entered and drove off under the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
HOLDEN.

Holden, March 4.-The Young Mems
Social club gave q. dance at Memorial
hall last night. BickneIIs orchestra Of
Worcester furnished music Dancing
was enjoyed from $50 to 2 o'clock. Chas
=. Hubbard was floor director. Ioring
W. Hubbard. Ernest Turner, Milton
Holden and Fred Tague were aids
Thirty couples we're present from Hold
en-, Rutland, West Boylston and Wor-
rcester.
Miss Anna Damon Of .Waverly, who
has been visiting for q week with Har-
.ry g. Damon and wife, has returned
home
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
NORTH BROOKFlELC.
Electric Lights and sewers" to Be Dis
eUssea Monday NIgat b. citzsns' Club.

Electric Lights and sewers" to Be Dis
eUssso Monday Night b. citzsns Club.
North BrookGelG, March 4.--The ex-
soutive committee OF the Citizens club
have decided 70 hold tho next meeting
Monday evening, when they will discuss
Electric lights and sewers"
During q fit Of temporary insanity
yesterday afternoon, Frederick Albee
Of Elm street conceived the idea that
MS home affairs we're not az they
mould be and went home, giving away
~ his rage for o short time against Mrs.
Atb9e and his cousin, Edwin n. Mich
point OF exhaustion AlDee WAS attended
BY DR.. George r. SpOoner, who pro-
pOUnced him ~ IN n highly nervous
state requiring the best Of care Mr.
Aibee has been I'm poor health for some
time. About 3 year ago he bad one Of
HE hands crushed In a heelng machine,
causing a. painful wound.
About next week laundry work viii
be 9t o discount here Coon Sam Of
Worcegter WIN open up n laundry In
tho basement Of H. H. Rowley's block,
Monday morning. George Sing runs the
dher two laundries, and George says
that me other fellow win not cut under
MIN.
n. r.. Cummings, the proprietor Of the
North Brookheld creamery Wil soon
place n separator in the creamery, in
order 70 obtain heavy cream.
Ralph Haskell who has recently been
employed az clerk for 9. j.. Bush, has
signed his position and win accept 81
new position in Winchester on Monday
morning.
Hugh J. Brosnlhan ana Daniel n
n mt IA Hrr1 ne De-.
nilran Be- O'Leary opened a new cash
market in the Cook block. this morning.
The Alpha club win hold their an
nual banquet at the First church chapel
March O.
The Bremen Naturalization club isl
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UPTON AND WEST UPTON.

Sutton, March 4-The public schools
closed Friday for a vacation Of three
weeks, reopening March q. Exercises
in honor Of Washington and Lincoln
were held in many Of the schools.
The Star Whist club net with Miss
Emma Putnam last evening. The gen
tlemen's prizes were won by O =
Smith and II. I. Ray, the ladies' bv
Mrs. Hollis Richardson and Mrs H. c.
BatchelIer.
The republican caucus will be held in
the town hall, Thursday ~vening. March
9. All names Of candidates for nornf
nations Endorsed by five voters and
handed 30 the committee before Mon
day, March S, at ; p. m, viii be placed
on the printed ballot.
The democratic caucus will be held
Friday evening, March 10
Upton, March A social party gath
cred in Harris hall, last evening. ana
danced away the hours TO strains fur
nished by the Upton orchestra. The
weather was not very favorable bn-
every one in the hall had a pleasant
time
Miss Ada Brehant and Mrs. Ida Ma
therns are visiting friends in Boston.
Miss May Stockdale is visiting rela-
tlves in Worcester
George tSlng is able to be out doors.
chester Drummond is gaining as rap
idly as can be expected.
Harry Turner cut his left hand this
morning while using a chiseL
The final meeting Of the temperance
advocates will be held Sunday evening
in town hall at z o'clock.