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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
AT SACRED HEART.
Bishop Beaver Awards Diplomas to
Graduates.

The fourth annual graduation exer-
cises Of the Sacred Heart Sunday
school was held in the Sacred Heart
Church hall last evening. This years
class is the largest yet graduated, num-
bering Is boys and 80 girls.
The program follows: THE tables of
the law" Charles Carpenter; Joseph,
ruler of Egypt" Hubert Crougham
The last supper" Daniel Ford; Christ
and the fishermen" David Gardner;
David, king and psalmist," Dominick
Hart; Within the temple Joseph
Roble; At the tomb of Christ" Joseph
McDonough; The transformation, -
Patrick McDonough; ''The forty years
of wandering" Timothy MCGEE; "Ho-
sauna to the king" Edward McGurn;
Jesus, the good shepherd" Edward
McTiernan; "On Jordan's sacred
banks" Patrick Nolan; 1.-The deluge,' y
Edward Shanahan; THE six days of
creation" James Thompson "Resur-
rection of Lazarus" Horatio McGuin-
ness; Judith" Theresa Brennan;
Miracles of Christ Alice Burke;
The witch of Endor," Anna Cambell;
'Jeptha's daughter" Nellie Carberry;
The woman of Samaria," Mary Cary;
st, Peter" Elizabeth Croake;
Moses" Mary Dolan; 1.-THE maid of
Nazareth" Mary Fineran; "Anna and
Samuel" Mamie Fitzpatrick; Eve"
Mabel Granger; Sarah, the princess, "
Clare Hanley; Deborah" Catherine
Hanratty; Marriage feast of Cana"
Alice Hanratty; Mother of the Mac
cabees." Agnes Harrington; The lady
of Sienam," Annie Larner; Miriam .
May McCauley; THE queen of Sheba,"
Annie Marley; "Golgotha," Mary Nc
Dermott; "St. Elizabeth" Margaret
McCauiey; The land of promise An
ME Nally; Baptism of st. John" Ell
izabeth O'Connell; "Jezebel," Bessie
Reed; THE widows mite" Florence
Ryan; Mary Magdalen," Minnie
smith; Esther Rose Smith; 1.-THE
widow of Sarepta," Minnie Stevenson;
"Rebecca," Agnes Tierney; "The buy
ers and sellers in the temple" Eva
Walsh. The speakers of the evening
were Miss Florence e. Ryan: ]. F. r
kobel, Miss Mabel e. Granger, Minnie
r. Smith, Elizabeth H Crocke. Alice
r. Haneatly, Alice H. Burke, Margaret
e. Mahoney, Charles ]. Carpenter, NAV
z. Fitzpatrick, Rose E. Smith and
Eliza A. Reed.
+. p. McKoen, superintendent of the
Sunday school, presented the gradu-
ates to Rt. Rev, DIR. Bishop Thomas
y. Beaven, who awarded them their
diplomas. The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas
j. Conaty was also present. The music
was under the direction of Frank 7
Carr, organist of the church.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
AMERICAN GOODS.
The Skirt Found With the Body Was Not
of Foreign Manufacture.

1t has been stated that the skirt found
with the body of the woman in the
Lancaster swamp was made Of foreign
goods, probably Hungarian or italian
Spy reporter secured a piece Of the
skirt referred to and consulted one Of
the best experts on dress goods In
Worcester on it. After a close exami-
nation OF the material, the expert pro-
nounced 1t to be what is known az
shepherds check, dress pattern that
1t manufactured in this country by
many mills. 1t is a cheap grade OF
goods and sells at from Us to 50 cents
yard, according to width
State Detective P. F., Murray brought
the clothing of the dead woman tc
Worcester, and will have it examined
by Prof. Kinnicutt with a view to dis
cover If possible any clue to the ideI-
tity of the woman. He will not go tc
Clinton again until Monday.
Inspector Patrick O'Day believes that
the woman was the victim of maiprac.
tice. The Worcester inspector enter.
tains considerable surprise regarding
the teeth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
ARMY ENCAM P MENT.
Post 10 Has Completed Arrangements for
Its Trip TO PHILADELPHIA.

Post 10. G. A. R., has completed ar
rangements for transportation to Phil
adelphia during the week beginning
Sept. 4. when the 33d national encamp-
ment will be held in the Quaker CITY.
A special train will leave Worcester
at o'clock on the morning of Sent.
4, by the way of the Boston and AL
pany railroad to Springfield. New
York. New Haven and Hartford to
Harlem river, by boat around New
York, down the East river, under
Brooklyn bridge, up North river to the
Jersey City pier, thence. by the way
of the Central railroad to Philadei-
phia.
The price of round trip tickets is s7.sO
good from Sept. l to IL. Those wishing
to remain over at the reduced rates
can do so upon depositing 50 cents at
Philadelphia not later than Sert. g.
and the tickets will be held until want
ed. provided it is not later than Sent
30. If enough signify their wish for
such an accommodation, parlor cars
Will be provided to New York. Ar
rangements have also been made Cor
side trips from Philadelphia to Wash
ington and resorts along the Atlantic
coast. The committee in charge of To-
cal tickets is: James P. Crosby Curtis
w. Gassett, T. Spencer Jencks.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
JUDGE UTLEY's COURT.
Charles Collins Fined $50 for IIIega
l.qour Selling.

In the central district court yestar-
day morning, Charles Collins of 6 and
Gold street court was fined $50 for
illegal liquor keeping. Collins was raid
ed Sunday. He appealed.
Richard Wolfe of Millbury was finel
$50 for Illegal liquor keeping. Myers
Kaufman, SO Main street, was fined So
for keeping fireorackers for sale, which
are longer than allowed by law Horace
Rowell, an old soldier, charged with
drunkenness, had his case continued
Other drunk cases We're disposed of as
follows: Patrick Corcoran, $40; Peter
Swanson, four months; Antonio Ana.
bada. $40; Fred John, $40; Frank Ryan
State farm.
Frank McKeon and John Mnckey
were each ordered to pay fines of s;
for walking on the railroad tracks Al.
bert Smith, a man with a long record
whose case was continued several days
ago pending an investigation by the
police, was ordered to pay fine Of
SIS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
PLUNGER ELEVATOR CASE.
Auditor Finds for the Plaintiff in sum OF
S2lOO

Auditors report in the case of Plum
ger Elevator Company VS.. John
E. Day, was filed with the clerk of
courts yesterday by w. B. Harding,
auditor. The action is one of contract,
in which the plaintiff brings suit for
$4,000, which, it is alleged, is due on an
elevator destroyed in the Day building
fire, March s, 1897 1t appeared in the
evidence that a written agreement was
signed by THE Washburn Shops, SUI
perintendent, Prof. F. A. Jones, agent"
and that after the Incorporation of the
Plunger Elevator Company, this agree
ment was assumed by the plaintiff cor
that the plaintiff and defendant have a
right to rely on the terms of this writ
ten agreement, and are bound thereby,
the auditor therefore finds for the
plaintiffs in the sum of $1,000. Blackmer
g Vaughan for plaintiffs; w. H Gates
and Frank l.. Dean for the defendant.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL.
First Annual Meeting Of the Alumni essc.
citation Held Last Night.

Oxford, June 30-The first annual
meeting Of the oxford High School
Alumni Association was held in Memo
rial hall this evening. An entertain
ment was given, at which Louis Kelso
Brennan of Worcester delighted the
audience with several selections at the
supper, speeches were made by DR..
Newton, s. P. Bernard, Irving Johnson
and others. Many classes were rep
resented. The whole class of 81 was
present Following the speaking was
a business meeting Of the association,
at which these officers were elected
President, A. ]. Larned; vice president,
Miss George r. Bardwell; secretary,
Miss Flora Pope; treasurer, r. A. Put
nam; executive committee, Edward e.
Pease. Miss Fannie Nichols, Josie A.
Pyler.
Among the guests present were DR..
], r. Woodward, III. r.. Brady, Miss
Luella Mcclellan, Miss Jessie A. Fow-
Ter, formerly teachers Of high school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
IN CIVIL SEES SION

At the civil session of the central dis
trict court yesterday morning the case
Of the International Heater Company
VS.. D. L. Bradt was heard. 1t is a suit
brought to recover $35.23 alleged to be
due the plaintiff for goods delivered to
G. l.. Bacon on an order signed by Mr..
Bradt. The defendant claimed that the
signature on the order was a fraud.
Charles M. Thayer appeared for the
plaintiff and T. H. Sullivan for Mr..
Bradt. Judgment was deferred for one
week
The case of Whittier VS.. Currier was
disposed of by agreement, with judg-
ment for the plaintiff In S66.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
ALL UP FOR DEWEY.
Celebrated Dewey Portrait Can Be Sc
cured at the Spy Office.

AS will be seen by the advertisement
IN another column, The Spy has Sc
cured a limited number of copies of the
celebrated Dewey portrait in 10 colors.
published by the Arkell Publishing
Company of New York, and offers them
to its patrons and friends at the very
low price of 10 cents per copy.
II Will be grand and fitting me
mento of the war to hang in the win
dow and add to the proper celebration
of July 4th
Already the sale has been immense
and early calls should be made r.
ensure securing COPY.
They may be obtained at The Spv
Office, If ordered from out of town.
sent IL cents to cover postage to any
point.
The picture is AXIS inches and is q
work of art worthy of a handsome
frame and place in your parlor.A
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
WANT 500 MEMBERS.

The efforts of the specially appointed
committee of the board of trade to Sc
cure new members are materializlng In
pleasing results.
The present membership is about 435
including the leading professional and
commercial men in the city, and it is al
ready enough to bring the total APP
proximately to AIS.
Over six hundred circulars explain
ing the general progress Of the board
Of trade in the development of local
industries were sent out, and the per-
sonal interest Of each of the present
members of the board has been aroused
so that the board hopes within short
time TO have a membership OF 600,
which has long been the desideratum OF
the organization.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
MARKERS FOR GRAVES.
Heroes to Be Honored by Comrades Of
Co. c.

The members of Co. c, Second Mas
sachusetts Infantry, U. S. ", met in
Continental hall, last evening, and re-
elected these officers: Commander.
Capt. Frank l.. Allen; S. V. c., Lieut..
A. c. King; j. v. c., Lieut.. H. III.
Warren; treasurer, Sergeant Arthur S
Longley; clerk, Corporal Clifford T. FL
bridge. Capt Frank L. Allen presided
and 30 members were present.
1t was voted to erect bastion shaped
memorial markers over the graves of
the following members of the com
pany: Sergt Harold B. Wentworth,
Corporal Robert H. Dowse; privates,
Joseph c. King. Silas 1. Mayo, Arthur
D. Stewart, Frederick B. Taft James
w. Wheeler, William D. Roberts and
Royal H. Pitts. A prayer service was
held in memory of the departed mem
bers of the company, after which re-
freshments were served in the hall ty
Caterer Marshall
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
EARLY SUMMER TOURS.

Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb am.
nounce a very attractive list of tours for
July, including trips to the Adirondack
Mountains, the Catskills, Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands
Montreal, Quebec. the marvellous Sague-
nay river, Saratoga, Lakes George and
river, Poland Spring House, Sorrento,
Bar Harbor, the White Mountains and
the maritime provinces. These trips oc-
cupy from to 10 days, and are admir-
ably arranged and conducted. "A book
descriptive of their 81 summer trips will
be sent free to any address by Raymond
& Whitcomb, 2e6 washington street, Bos-
ton. Parties for Alaska, the Yellowstone
Park and Colorado are also to leave Bos-
ton July H. A party for a tour arounf
the world leaves the east Aug. %.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
ATTACHMENTS,

These attachments were filed yester.
day afternoon:
William H. Garfield VS.. Susan r
Douty of Southbridge, an action Of
contract with ad damnum of $500. Writ
served by Deputy Sheriff Franklin ia
cobs and returnable in the first district
court OF southern Worcester. j. C. F.
Wheelock for the plaintiff.
George L. Winter VS.. Susan r. Douty
of Southbridge, an action of contract
with ad damnum of 5000. Writ served
by Deputy Sheriff Franklin Jacobs and
returnable in the first district court OF
southern Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was done at
the probate court yesterday:
Wills allowed-Mary Shannon, Mary
A. Shannon and Ellen P. O'Connell ex-
ecutrices, 500 personal; John w. Wood
o. Webster, Annie G. Wood executrix,
$4,000 real, $4,000 personal.
Administrators appointed--May Phe-
Ian, Of estate Of John r. Phelan, $500
personal; James A. Athy OF estate of
Margaret Donahue of Grafton, 5000 real,
$500 personal; Walter H. Rugg, Of es-
tate Of Joel w. Rugg Of Leominster,
$500 real, $500 personal: Walter II. Rich
ardson, of estate of Orissa A. Richard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
A Specific forF atigue.

Unlike all others, Williams
Root Beer has a distinct and
positive character of its own.
1t satisfies thirst better than
any other drink, and is a
specific for fatigue. Don I
miss Williams Root Beer
delightful, refreshing and
cooling. 1t is the popular
light drink of today. A bot
tie of Extract makes five gal
Ions. Sold everywhere.
Williams 81 Carleton Co., Hartford, g.,
Makers of Williams Flavoring Extracts.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
ONE MAN SAYS NO.
10 Opinion Of Republican Alderman No
Tracks VIII ee Allowed on College Hin.

1t is stated on good authority that
the Worcester and Webster Street
Railway Company will not be allowed
to place their tracks in College street.
A prominent republican member Of the
aldermanic board said yesterday that
the matter would probably be settled
at the next meeting of the city council,
but that in his opinion, the road would
have 20 come in Southbridge street.
The tracks of the Worcester and
Webster road are extended almost to
the city line, where the junction with
the Consolidated road was contem-
plated, but the alderman in question
was strongly impressed with the belief
that the road would have to come down
or the hills in some way and come in
Southbridge street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01
FINDS FOR DEFENDANTS,

In the case of John C. Speirs VS. John
p. Lowell Company of Boston, in which
$4,000 is involved in an action of cor
tract, Auditor w. B. Harding filed his
report in the superior court yesterday
afternoon. The report finds for the
DEFENDANT on each of the counts. Hop
kins, Smith & Hopkins appear for the
plaintiff and Bartlett c.. Anderson OF
Boston for the defendants.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01

Habitual constipation cured by
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-01

jewelers. son-Papa, how do you just a
watch.
Jeweler-Ad-just, my boy; not just just
jewelers. son-Well, papa, II you add
just to just. it's just just, isn't it?-Jew-
eler's Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
JERRE J0HNSON'S REPLY
To FlynR's speech, In Behalf or Kay
COuRty Republicans.

Guthrie. .. T., Aug. 257Jerre johnson.
editor OF the Newkirk Republican-News-
Journal, staunch supporter Of Secretar1,
Jenkins, has the following editorial COM
ment on Dennis Flynn's speech at JEFF
ferson:
Nothing IN the history of Republican
politics In the territory is to be more re-
GREETED than the speech OF Dennis Fivnn
at enerson last Friday wherein ne took
occasion 10 publicly Islander and ahuse
leading Republicans OF this county. He
gained the plaudits Of farmers and old
soldiers by indirectly making the charra
that jenkins was guilty OF the theft ~
$500. as shown by the report OF the in
vestigating committee OF the last leris-
lature. when everybody converSant with
the facts knows, that the Insertion OF tba
three hundred dollar item against Mr..
Jnkins was a misake. the fees being per-
Iectiy legitimate.
Mr.. jenkins is q leadsainE farmer ne
this county and in the early DAYS assis-
ted hundreds OF his neighbors in secur-
ing wheat 20 seed their claims. He was
appointed 10 his present. position axains,
the combined opposition Of the old Ok A.
hona clique and ever since has been a
thorn in their esh- As an Official he has
strenuously endeavored to secure the ap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
FACTS
Continued from FRS, PaEs.)

owing to reports OF deterioration due to
heat and drouth and partly TO exception
ally good reports from manufactured
goods, quotations of which are tending
upward. A sudden cut in prices OF re-
fined sugar has led to the impression
that the sugar war will be reOpened in all
Its nerceness. Additionally strong fea-
lures In the general trade situation are
the active demand for lumber at most
markets at steady prices and the firmness
In the higher grades of wool. notwith-
standing less active buying. A support
Ing feature in this latter case. however.
Is the active demand reported alike for
mems and women's wear woOlens.
Conditions OF supply and demand seem
to be at the bottom Of the recent rise In
beef prices. This advance has attracted
increased receipts Of CRASHED cattle and
some shading OF quotations is noted. but
Chicago prices have only been equailed
five times in twenty-five years There
are nearly 100000 less beef cattle in the
country than there were seven years ago,
and In fact there are fewer cattl In the
country now than In any year since 1ss3.
Reflection os the smaller supply OF hides
and OF the active demand for boots and
shoes Is found in higher quota tons for
hemlock sole leather at some markets
One OF the least satisfactorily situated
trades Is that Of anthracite coal, in which
production appears to have outstripped
consumption again and there IL complaint
Of price cutting.
Wheat 0neluding -FOUR shipments for
the week aggregate s.3i5,s25 bushels.
against Ao40.0Oe bushels last week. 3.5G3. f7s
bushels In the corresponding week og
1898; 6.l4S,s53 bushels in 1897; s2S1.SS4 BUSH
els In 1885, and I.s71.ses bushels In 1895.
Since July !. this season. the exports OF
wheat aggregate z. 50S, So bushels. against
g 0O5.552 bushels last year and a6.5S2. 900
bushels in 1S97-9S.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
sos. o97 bushels. against 5531 .405 bushels
last week. assoc bushels in this week
a year ago; 2.ss2.i52 bushels in 1907: 2.sIO.-
800 bushels in 1895. and 112l.5Ss bushels In
1895 Since July I. this season. corn ex-
ports aggregate 37.125. 0is bushels. against
q sTI, - bushels during the same period
a year ago. and - .2s5 busels in 1878.
Business failures In the United States
for the week number rs. a. against ~
last week and IN this week a year ago.
no in 1897. 10 in fsa5 and 80 In 1896.
Business failures in the Dominion 81
Canada for the week number q az com
pared with % last week. "a IN this week a
year ago. - in 1897. q In 1896 and ~ in
1875.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
LATE NEWS by WIRE.

Washington, Aug. 2.-John Brownwell
has been appointed postmaster at Taco
ma, Wash. vice Major Hayden. resigned.
Washington, Aug. E.-Two new cases
Of yellow fever at sancu spIritus. Cuba,
were reported to the marine hospital to-
day.
Washington. Aug. 25.-Both General
Brooke and General Wood have denied to
the war department reports Of riots and
disturbances in Santiago.
Oporto. Aug. 5-At o'clock this morn
ing q meteor crossed the sky here 4
slight earthquake shock was felt at the
same time. No damage has been re-
ported.
Hearst denies the statement sent out
from Deadwood. 8. D., to the effect that
she intended to sell her interest in the
famous Homestake mine.
Flagenfurth. Austria, Aug. 3-The riot
ing which broke out here last evening
was renewed today. In yesterdays con-
fiict between the military and the mob
a number of persons were wounded and
numerous arrests were made
New York. Aug. "a COMMITTEES OF
horsemen met today TO form q set OF by.
laws and a constitution for the new
American Association Of B-eelsrs OF
Thoroughbred orses. The association was
partly organized In June last
Washington. Aug. 5.-The secretary OF
war has appointed Alexander r. Spell OF
st. Paul, Mimi, chief Of the division OF
custims and insular eYaIrs Of the war
department. in place Of Major John J.
Pershing, who has been ordered to Manila
for duty on the stan Of General Otis.
Los Angeles. Cal. Aug S.-Ex-Gover-
nor Samuel Merrill of Iowa, who has re-
sided here for some time. suffered
stroke Of paralysis and IL thought TO be
dying. He was injured severely in en-
electric car accident several months ego
and has never entirely recovered from
that injury.
Omaha. Aug. z.-James D. Bates, the
cattle buyer who was charged with swim
ding the Union Stock Yards National
bank out Of S11.o0e was discharges on his
preliminary hearing. Bates secured the
money on drafts drawn on Wilson Sons
& Co., OF Baltimore. which acre pro-
tested. The bank secured the amount
through attachments on cattle bought
with It
Chicago. Aug. S.-The afth ANIMAL con-
ventiOn Of the Delta Tau Delta frafsr-
nifty closed here today with tks re-sIec-
ton Of the foilOv.ns ofheesx: P-esia<at
Rev Edwin n Hughes: secretary, Henry
Buck Mount Savage Ma: treasurer. A.
vim z D1eFr. PhIladei2hia: T7sna'iT.. =.
c. Hogdon. New York; editor of Os.ssai
organ. Frank r. Rogers. Leland Stanford |
rrnA..aruEAr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
AFTER JUSTICE FAULKNER
Attorney COttInghsm OF the santa =
Wants Him Removed

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 81. r. Getting
has fled charges with acting County At
torney Deveraux against Harry F. Faaulk-
ner. a justice OF the peace for Guthrie
township. and these charges are to be
used as a basis for Faulkner's removal
from Office by the presiding Judge of the
district. Faulkner recently issued papera
in a number of garnishment suits agains.
Santa Fe employees in petty sums ranging
from 30 cents to S1.50. It Is alleged by
Cottingham that the suits were instituted
frr the chief purpose OF making costs
aid ne has retaliated by formally cha-g-
ing the justice of the peace with MAIN
tanning an uptown office for the purpose
OF increasing his business, when his iCr-
isG'ction is limited to the township OUT
side of the city limits, and also alleges
that Faulkner charges extortionate fees.
Ex-Representative J. NJ. Holiday has sp-
piled To Judge Burford to issue a peremp-
tory writ of mandamus to compel Faulk-
ner to grant a change of venue TO Holli-
day from his justice court to the probate
court. Holiday alleging in his applIca-
ton that the justice of the peace arbit-
rarily refused him change OF venue. II
was out of Faulkner's court that the pa
pers were issued resulting IN the denlor-
able shooting Of an estimabIe young lady
by constable some months ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26
NATIONAL G. A. r REUNION AND
OLD HOME EXCLUSION. =
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

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