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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
TEN EYcK RETURNS.
His Visit to Halifax Brought Him /;
Series of Successes.

James A. Ten Eyck reached Worcester
yesterday, returning from a prosperous
trip to Halifax, where he rowed two
match races and In an open regatta. In
the match races Ten Eyck won handily
and in the regatta he finished second in
the single scull race for the champions
ship of Halifax, being beaten by Mark
Lynch.
Ten Evck left Worcester quietly about
three weeks ago, only q few interested
parties knowing whittier he had gone. He
three miles with John Brennan, for 800
a side, and defeated Brennan by about
three length He then made match
the same conditions as the first race and
won by the same distance. In the open
race there were but three starters, Lynch,
Ten Evck and Norris, and they finished
in that order. He was accompanied to
Halifax by Peter Dean, who returned
several days ago.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
RRIroMART SOCIETY.

The Britomart met in the English high
school. yesterday afternoon, and carried
out the followin short program or
Tennyson: Short sketch of the life. Of
Tennyson, Flora Whittemore; reading
"Crossing the bar" Amy Buck voca
solo, "Too late" May Kennedy; reading
"Eleanore," Nellie Churchill: quartet
wind OF the western sea-" Lottie Hin.
die Clara Healv, KatherYn Sheridan
Mamie McTiernan: reading, "St. Agnes
eve" Frances Sherman.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
EuCLEIA MEETING.

At the Eucleia meeting last evening
the trial debate for candidates for the
debating team was held. The question,
"Resolved, that senators should be elect
ed by the direct vote of the people, was
discussed j. Fred Sawin was chosen
best debater Preceding the debate G. M.
Lynch gave a defamation, IAN extract
from the Merchant of Venice. and
j. NJ Hoy gave the defamation. Col
lcge oil cans"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
ALETHEIA MEETING.

AT the meeting of the Aletheia, at the
classical high school yesterday after
noon, the following program was rem
dered: Piano solo, Miss Brooks; spelling
match, the club; funny story contest,
Misses roe anS s nheelan tt eIleimporan-
more useful than forks"--affirmativ
Misses Roe, Short and Kneeland: mega
tive Misses Berry, Christianson and
Hadley; critic, Miss Boyden.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
REGISTRATION AT YALE.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 6.-The regis
tration of Yale College, the academic
department, which is the only depart
ment OF the university whose enroll
ment is complete, shows a loss of two
in the undergraduate department The
total enrolment in this department is
1898. All classes show decided gains ex-
cept the junior class, which is IS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
THE SUMNER CLUE.

The Sumner club carried out the fol-
lowing program at its meeting last eve-
ming: Reading, g. II. Bruce: reading.
B. w. Greenwood; paper K. A. Richard
den.
Debate, Resolved, that the best inter-
ests in the south demand the supremacy
of the white race"-affirmative, e. w
Burrill, e. L. Abbott, w. V. Spaulding;
negative, H. ]. Conant, c. l. Stevens,
B. M. Stevens.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
uxRRIDcE.
Mrs. Reuben Haines Succumbed to
Brieht's Disease.

Uxbridge, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Reuben v.
Haines died this morning, of Bright's
disease, at her home, on North Main
street. Mrs. Haines had been an invalid
for several years. She was a native of
Gambia. N. H., and has been resident
of Uxbridge for four years. A husband
and six children survive. The funeral
will be held Sunday at p. m. Rev, H. b.
Swartz will officiate.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
A STRONG PROGRAM.
Joe Flaherty viii Have Good Men at
His Entertainment.

His Entertainment.
Joe Flaherty isn't Fastening in making
arrangements for the athletic tourna-
ment which he will manage Oct. a. 1t
will take place in Father Mathew hall
Flaherty will have several boxers of
reputation from cities in this vicinity.
Dan Murphy of Waterbury, Conn, who
recently fought draw with Australian
Jim Ryan; Billy Gardiner, who defeated
George Boles at Hartford, Memorial day.
and Harry Jennings of Springfield who
wanted a match with Boles, will be
among the contestants Several other
bouts will be arranged with possibility
of some of the hest boxers in the city
among the exhibitors. The remainder of
the program will consist of wrestling and
other exhibitions of athletics.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
sAucus ENTRIES.
Marjorie and XII. viii Start in Two
Races Each.

A list of entries for the two weeks
meet at the Saugus track reached horse
men of this city yesterday. The list is
of especial interest, as x. L. and Marjorie
of this city are entered in two races each
Marjorie will be sent at the trot in the
races for the first time this season. the
change of gait having been made since
she won second at Providence in the 2:14
pace. x. L. is entered in the 2.13 trot
which takes place Tuesday. He has a
small field to compete against, there being
but four horses In that race. Marjorie
is entered in the BIT trot which comes
Thursday. She has g. big field to go
against and there are several good ones
in 1t. x. L. is also entered in the 70
trot which will take place the following
week, and Marjorie viii start In the 2;l6
trot, also in the second weeks racing
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
A SACRED CONCERT.
The Wachusett Boat Club Will Repeat
Its Success of Last Year.

The Wachusett Boat Club has planned
sacred concert on lines similar to the
one given in Park theatre last winter. 1t
will be given early next month. John
III. Meagher, president Of the club, and
P. H. Hurley viii superintend the ar
rangements The concert of last winter
was one of the best of its kind ever seen
in Worcester and netted the club about
5000 The expenses were exceptionally
high, due to securing the best talent OBJ
tainable. A meeting of the committee
will be held shortly to make arrange
mentS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07

Earned runs, Cincinnati 6; two base hits,
Barrett. Wood; stolen bases, Corcoran a,
Wood; double play, Leach unassisted;
first base on balls, off Phillippi 2; hit by
g pitched ball. Phillippi 2; struck out by
Hahn 9, by Phillippi g. Time, 2.O5. I'M
pires, O'Day and Mcdonald
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
SCRUB TEAM WILL PLAY.
Only -Four Regulars Left at Harvard
Owing to Injuries.

Owing to Injuries.
Cambridge, Oct 6.-The Harvard eleven
will play wesleyan on Soldiers field at 8
D. m. tomorrow Only four of the regu-
lar varsity men will be able to go into
the game, and scoring by Wesleyan will
not be unexpected. 1t is expected, how
ever. that the regular Harvard halfback
will make touchdowns enough to elimin-
ate all chances of defeat.
On account of the rain today, the pre-
liminary practice was held in the base
ball cage. and was very satisfactory. The
the nractice short. There was much
fumbling on account Of the slippery ball
and very little snap in the play. Warren
was tried at fullback where he will prob
ably play tomorrow
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati 8; Louisville 1.
LEAGUE PERCENTAGES.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Philadelphia; New York at
Brooklyn, Washington at Baltimore;
Louisville at Cincinnati; Cleveland at
Pittsburg
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
DR.. Bulps Cough syrup is not a COM

mon every day cough mixture. 1t is. a
marvellous remedy for all the trouble
sulting from a cold in the head throat,
chest or lungs. Sold Tor % cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Tatnuok Country Club Has Had Pros
porous Year

porous Year.
The first annual meeting of the Tat
muck Country Club was held at the
Worcester Club last night.
These officers were elected: President,
Waldo Lincoln vice president, George
B. Witter; secretary, Frederick S.
Pratt; treasurer, Charles A. Williams
board of governors, Charles S. Barton,
Josiah H. Clarke. Francis H. Dewey,
Alexander Dewitt, Waldo Lincoln Geo
B. Witter: chairman house committee,
George b. Witter; chairman grounds
committee, Alexander Dewitt: secretary
of sports, DR.. Charles B. Stevens.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
kuHNs IN THE CITY.
He is Uncertain Regarding His Plans
for Next Year.

Charlie Kuhns of the Rostons came to
Worcester yesterday for a few days. He
was left behind by the team when it went
on its trip Thursday Kuhns intends to
spend the time until the return of the
team in this city. He knows ais little of
his plans for next year as anybody else
He says he would like to play in Wor-
cester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
HAHN TANNED THEM.

Cincinnati, Oct e-Hahn struck out
nine of the Louisvilles today, did not give
base on balls and allowed but one hit.
Phillippi was easy for Cincinnati. Attend
ance $50. The score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
.FUTURITY A FARCE.
Glory Broke in Both
Heats and Was
Distanced.
FREE FOR ALL PACE OFF.
searchlight the Only Horse
Left in the
Event.
FREE FOR ALL PACE OFF.

Lexington, KY, Oct, 6.-The pacing
of the futurity, which should have been
the feature, was a farce. Glory broke
repeatedly in both heats, and so badly
in the last that Lucie May distanced
her.
The 2:17 pace was a surprise. Tom
Wilkes sold for % to 10 in the first heat
and 25 to 10 in the second. He won
both with apparent ease. For the third,
Wilkes sold for so and the field for 10,
but the favorite broke at the head of
the stretch. and finished second. Car
melito won in handy fashion from Bill
ly George. Carmelito was made ia
vorite in the next heat, selling for so,
the field 25 She took the next two
heats with but little trouble.
1t took seven heats to decide the 2:21
trot. Malzour won the third, fourth
and final heats and race.
The free-for-all pace for tomorrow
was declared off, only Searchlight re-
naming in. S. H. Bronson of New
Haven, CT, offered to match his horse,
Searchlight, against any PAGER on the
track for $250O to $4,000. He also offered
to race with any three PAGERS for $500
a side, each racing with Searchlight a
single heat.
Searchlight (2:O9A) will make an eff
fort tomorrow to break the worlds pac-
ing record of 1:59A, held by Star
Pointer. The summary:
- - ~ =. 1.r1-1, Trrne5r,- e,onn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
COUNTRY ON TWO CONTINENTS

Attorney General Griggs in part said:
course of school children who turned
out this morning to welcome the presi-
dent When was a school boy could
find all the territory of the United
States upon one continent and upon one
page. But now when your children open
their books and are told to point out
the possessions over which the Ameri-
can flag floats in sovereignty, it takes
two continents to disclose the territory.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
BIRTHS.
nEATHS.
Telephone 36A-4

MASON-In this city, 9Th, q daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis e. Mason.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
LOCAL and
CLIMATIC.

Nothing but a Local
remedy or change Of
climate will cure
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16
Tracy s. MCEWan.

court warrants. laws of 1889, PIP. 20
22.
The laws against gambling, vagran-
cy and the desecratlon of the Sabbath
are also required to be specially given
In charge, and they will be called TO
your attention by the dlrtrict attorney.
1.-THE Judge cautioned the jury very
strongly as 10 keeping their proceed
ings m the jury room In strict secrecy
reminding them that violations OF tho
rule is punishable by llne and impris-
onment. With a concise direction as
10 their organization, powers and limi
tations, Judge Parker closed with the
following:l
In conclusion, gentlemen present no
person through malice hatred or ILL.,
will; weigh we'll the evidence produced
before you; do not lot yourself be
made the means Of accusing the In.
nocent or setting on foot q public
prosecution In aid Of one side or the
other Of a mere political or partisan
controversy; neither should you leave
any unpresented through fear, favor
or affection, or any reward, or the
promise or hope thereof.
You should be vigilant an patient
In your inquiries, and lot no man es'
cape trial who is shown TO be guilty
OF a violation OF the territory OF New
Mexico, tryable In this county.
A call OF the docket was had and as
signment OF cases made. Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday were taken
up with civil business, the first crimi'
nal case being called up yesterday.
Following indictments were turned
by the grand jury:
W. G.. Cass, murders Floyd Baker
and Lee Phillips, burglary Marion
Brock, layoency Of horsei Ignacio
Mingar, lareeney Of mule; Chas Ware
larcency OF horse, I counts Saul MARI
horse stealing counts; Dan johnson
horse stealing counts; ID. Il. lIar
key handling pistol In threatening
manners VIM. Edwards no true bill
Amor Yates no true billi "a. Noehlau
insanity,
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

The following cases wherein the ter
rltory is plaintiff were nolled:
Walter II. Pandleford, insulting
while armed.
Leslie Dow, violating Sunday law.
George Bragg, assault TO kill and
murder.
Robert Martin, assault TO murder.
Pantaleon Castaulllda, assault TO
murder with knife.
Brown Seay, violating Sunday law.
John Scott, larceny Of horse.
VIM. MeLendon and Martin Mrose,
receiving stolen property.
Victor Queen, larceny Of one COW.
Augustin Lerma, murder.
Thomas Friday, larceny OF cattle.
Cage Dodd, larceny OF cattle.
Following cases continued, set for
trial, passed or nolled:
John Slaughter, larceny Of horses
continued,
Joseph Spies, assault with deadly
weapon, continued,
Thos. Friday, carrying deadly weap-
on, continued.
Samuel Stevenson, assault with q
deadly weapon, set for Monday, Sept
1s
william. Jones, larceny Of horse, con
tinued.
Henry Besing, larceny Of horse, sci
for Tuesday.
W. +. Baker, larceny Of cattle, con.
tiRued.
Chas. Cochran, larceny OF cattle, con
tinued with alias.
Victor Queen. larceny of cattle, con
tinued.
VIZ. Baker, larceny Of cattle, con
tlnued.
Estanlslao Hernandez, murder, noll
ed.
Carl Gordon, handling pistol In
threatening manner, set for ist Thurs
day.
Perry Melton, larceny OF neat cattle
hung jury.
Bruce Jones, larceny or cattle, OF
trial to-day.
Marion Edwards, assault, passed
Horace Williams. assault, set for Is
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

Thursday.
Joseph Taylor. aosar't, passed,
J. W. Thompson, dismissed at plain
tits cost
u. II. Pierce W j. NJ. Melton, ~.
sunpalt by attachment, passed.
March Bros. ys rJ Wiley, repleylni
set for lot saturday, jury waived.
American Trust q savings Bank and
the pecos Co. w dreeno Vineyard Go
and .tho pecoo Valley liy Coz chancory,
passed
Mclean Gilmore Hdw Co 10 J O
Cameron, assignment, passed.
Sam B Smith w Thomns Fennessey,
chancery, dismissed at plaintiffs cost,
VIM. >. Barber ygJ NJ Barkley, tres.
pass, set for lst Friday.
David l. Kemp vs. . Less Dow, re-.
pleyin, SET for ist Friday.
W w Bush and W ! Barber Va Pala.
tine Ins Co, damages; set for cad
Monday with jury.
4. 7. windham vsJ u. sykes. a al. APP
peal from J =. courti dismissed az piain-
TINS cost by consent
Isaac W Rogers receiver. W Alonrot 4ieky
ct al, debts dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
CarioeGmnnda vs. Denton Robinson. Rp-
peal from }. a.. courti dismissed az plain
tin's cost.
a. Green lr.. and ". n. Green W Albert
Lee and n. T.. Robb, dismissed at plaintin' :
cost.
o. Rranton Pills Va The pocoa valley Beet
sugar Coz plaintiff tnkes non suit.
scarhornr n Agcock W Robert I. Benson
set for ist Thursday.
WIN " bigger % Of W Robert r. Benson.
tried Thursdays verdict for plaintln for
s17 80 aud costs
Lcorande T.. Pratt " Joseph Taylor ot all
damages 60 bo continued
W. u. Condcy a Co. w. II. sgalcup q
at appeal iromJ. =. courts set and Mon
diy.
Robert W. Tansili W James A. and r. W.
/ lOmlinaoni dismissed on stipulation.
Fred Fymcyer W ". 4. Doatcr. Of al pass
Cd
Franciso Tracy ". Greene vineyard Co
ot ali passed,
ist National hand Of Las Vegas Va Jos. c
Lea ot al. passed
Ella Wilson W Elisha Wilson, divorce
passed.
p. q, Tracy W ". A. Finlayi passed.
Chas. NJ. AnderV. crth W Pecoa valley Bee
Sugar Coz vet for today.
John A. bockot q al W A. l.. Haynes triet
before court, decision later.
lsare W. Roger, receiver W. J. 2. Matho
son, collector, otc continued 70 ist Mon
day.
Len Scott W D. Il. IIarkey. set for second
Tuesday, Jury waived.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

&c. Lorton, formerly the harness
maker for Pat Murray, has secured
quarters wIthsS. 7. Biting and will do
all kinds of harness repair work and
manufacture hand made harness 10 or.
der. lie will also keep on hand oil
classes OF harness and saddlery. See
his advertisement In another column.
100 acres south side OF Cass draw, be-.
low canal line black land, decided, with
house and All fenced, ten acres good
corn; oil goes Tor $500. Time on half
II desired. Enquire Of VIM. II. Null
lane agent.
ID. J. Thomas writes from Midland
that an abcess was removed from his
abdomen the pass week and that he
will be laid up for some time,
Percy lIagerman perambulated our
streets saturday night.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16
Ruined BY STANDARD OH Company. .

State Senator Lewis Emery Of Penn
sylvania, was before the Industrial
commission this week In Washington.
Mr., Emery claimed 20 have been twice
driven 20 the wall by the combination
Of the railroads and the standard OH
company against him lie claimed
that the Standard OH company has in
hetited oil the privileges OF the old
South Improvement company and read
the contract between that company
and the railroad organization 10 prove
that Il provided explicitly for rebates.
lie also read letter addressed by the
receivers OF the baltimore and Ohio
railroad 10 the interstate commerce
commission admitting, Mt. Emery
claimed, that rebates had been given
mp TO January, 1899. Mfr. Emery gave
a detailed history OF his efforts 20 Sc
cure footing for the product Of tho
independent companies In Germany.
In this connection Mr. Emory euloglz-
ed the German government as a model.
The witness contonded that the
standard oil company does reduce
prices for the purpose OF driving out
competitors, and he said he could
bring stack Of proofs 10 show that
this was the cuetom at the present
day.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

Galvanized Iron Clsterns built 20 order
Give US a call aud get our prices.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

Job work OF all kinds such as re-
pairing sidewalks, work In gardens,
team work OF all kinds, plowing, etc.
Call on Chas. Swanson opposite Rid
dick residence. Clothing cleaned and
repaired promptly.
Sheriff Stewart has as his assistants
Deputies Jno. Stewart and Jim Chris
tophcr and Bailiffs Jesse Rascoe, Jack
Tedford and Jno. Emerson, with Joe
Hunt as door keeper for the grand
jury.
g. w. Cowden and Co. purchased the
Hess ranch horses aud Cattle this
week al 10000.
Il. NJ. johnson isable to DO out again
after s'oge OF sickness.
ia. Godair the we'll known COM
Nilsson man and director in the
Bank OF Roswell died Of consumption
at Colorado Springs Thursday.
Court was occupied yesterday IN
trying the case OF the territory vs.
Perry Melton charged with stealing
two calves In 1893. After celebrating
all night the jury failed 10 agree and
were discharged this morning.
The district clerk Mr. Griffeth is very
obliglng going TO considerable pains TO
TO attend and give attention TO all In
formation seekers, which the CURRENT
acknowledges in the spirit gwen.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

Ills palatial new resort sollclts the
" patronage Of the people Of Carlsbad
and Eddy county, guaranteeing
courteous treatment aid nrstclass service in
all respects. We handle only the best OF all
kinds OF refreshments. For family or medi-
cal use the renowned J =. searcy Whisky ia
unexctlled as lts selection by the U. $. gov
eminent by the u. y Mar'ae Hospital will
testify. We also handle Sherwood Pure
Rye, the best and highest priced Of this
class Of goods on the market.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

r. N. Dclk Will supply you with fine
melons aud vegetables watch for his wag-
on.
A circulating library will soon be es-
tablished, Mr. Palmer Of Washington,
ID. O., having donated 500 volumes as o
starter In cons deratlon OF the library
being named tier friend killed In
Cuba, so the library will DO the Nor
man Crosby Library.
Fresh oysters every week at Gam
ble's; l0c per dozen.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16
For Sale Cheap.

Good 4room house and lot on Main
ST. also good horse and phaeton.
j, A. LAW,
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

II you want good private board In a
luiet house and az moderate rates see
J. y. Duily at reeus Valley Hotel. llS
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

10
puro supply
4
barrel Rclpcciuiy 3 sEARCY
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16

A. J. IIill, OF Roswell, listened 10 the
Perry Melton trial yesterday and visit.
ed old friends In Carlsbad.
Geo. Wilcox came In yesterday for
medicine for d child sick with summer
complaint.
Jim DeMoss received word yesterday
while on the jury OF "a sick child at his
home In Dark Canon.
WANTED: 1900 feet OF second hand
lumber.
W. +. DAUOHRRTY.
Carlsbad current., 1899-09-16
Eor saIe.

twenty-five French Merino bucks,
for cash or exchange for ewes.
q. SHuLTz,
Ranch Lake. Avalon, postoaice Carls-
bad, n. M.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-01
Shelters Start Up Monday.

PttSburg Headlight: 1t 10 under
stood that the w. u J. Lanyon smelt-
ers will he fired up Monday morning
sure, and the men who were employed
there before the shut-d down will AGAIN
be given employment. There seems
to be q fascination about these works
for the employees and when once a
smelterman works there it is always
his desire to remain, and if he makes
a changehe almost. invariably longs to
return. This is accounted for In no
other way by outsiders than in treat
ment of the men by the management.
A man who had been there for fitteer
years, or since the works were first
built, said last evening that it would
be like separating from his family for
him to leave those works an go
under new boss Since the shut
down about month ago the coke
ovens have been kept burning and
the supply of coke is piled up In
long rick ten feet high and nearly 3OO
yards long.