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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
ALL FOR HENDERSON.
New York Congressman Fail Into Line
After Voting For Sherman

New York, June 6.-Most Of the repuoh-
can leaders of the state were gathered
this morning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
where an important conference took place
at noon. The republican members OF con-
eress from the state were called together
n decide how they would vote IN the
contest for the speakership OF the next
House of Representatives
rho conference went into session az
70 "a o'clock Representative SHERMAN
ala not 90 into the conference. congress
men raw and Wadsworth left before me
conclusion of the conference, ana sdlu
tbev had done so because Representative
Titfauer had offered a resolution endors-
no MIR Sherman. Soon after this those
IN the conference notified Mr.. sherman
thev had decided TO vote for him -
Mr. Sherman then went into the confer =
onca and said that Mr.. Henderson OF
Iva having developed such greal
strength as would make him practledly
tbe only candidate. he would suggest that
tbe JaIegation 90 over to that congress
nan An informal discussion followed
I'D il was decided to support Mr.. hen
dereon Repre- sentative Sherman was re-
C,',esfad to telegraph Mr.. Henderson not-
ling him of this action. The conference
then adjourned
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
NO SECURITIES GONE.
Missing Treasurer Hough Has Made Full
Restitution.

Concord, N H, Jun 6.-Bank Com
missioner George w. Cummings, in an
interview today concerning the affairs
of the Cocheco National and Cocheco
Savings Banks of Dover, stated that
the state officials discovered unsatis-
factory conditions at the savings bank,
May "a, but that it was not until last
Saturday that they were able to tx a
definite shortage amounting to $500.
Mr.. Cummings stated that Hough ack-
nowledged having taken the money
for the sale of mortgaged property and
promised to make restitution.
The money was paid by Hough's
wife. Further complications and
Hough' disappearance led to the action
of closing both banks. Mr.. Cummings
says he has examined all the securities
belonging to the savings bank and
found none missing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
WOULD SHOOT TO DEFEND

East Hampton, June Ga session OF the
Connecticut Valley Congregational Cluo
was held this afternoo> at the Payson
church in this town. Rev. IL. 7. Rose OF
Northampton took charge of the meeting
Rev. Dr.. William Hayes Ward, editor OF
ne Tndependent. spoke upon the subject
ss-T,le race problem in the south" After
few remarks. DR.. Ward said;
Were / a negro in the south / would
-,,,o+ The first white man OF any kind of a
Sl,u ,,-bo with an unprinCipled mob. at
tarnted to take the life of my friends or
M. family. / consider selt-defense and
seif-protection righteous.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
THoMsoN's SUCCESSOR.
James McCrea, the Most Likely Candi
date For Pennsylvania Presidency.

Philadelphia, juno 6.-The sudden death
last night of Frank Thomson, president
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, caused pro-
found regret in railroad and financial cir
Giles. and among the many friends Of the
late head of the Pennsylvania system.
Among those who telegraphed their sym
nathies were President Mckinley and
members of his cabinet.
There has naturally been much discus
sion regarding the successoro Of Mr.. Thorn
son. and those best in position to know
agree that the responsibility will fall
either TO James McCrea, first vice presi-
dent of the lines west of Pittsburg, or S.
NJ. Provost, at present third vice presi-
dent Of the company.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
JEFFRIEs CONFIDENT.
Does Not Know How He VIII Lick Ftz
But Says He Will Do 1t.

New York. June 6.-The two remain
ing DAYS which Jim Jeffries will have
before going to New York for the fight
Of Friday night, will be given up to very
light work. He has gotten himself into
fine form. and he will do but little road
work, and that of a very light nature
Jeffries will leave Asbury Park for TINS
city either Thursday night or FRIDAY
morning This matter will be settleq pS
Manager Brady tomorrow night. fI III
day the day of the fight, Jetfries VIII
do very little work, expecting 10 enter
the ring in fresh condition. Tommy
Ryan, Jim DAILY, Billy Delaney anu anu
Jack Jeffries, a brother of jim VIII act
as his seconds. =.
Jeffries today seems thoroughly I'M,
pressed with his own strength and SIKH
and says he is willing to match II
against that possessed by any man
known to the ring. He seems 10 nave
himself well in hand and is conhdent ol
success.
Il will defeat Fitzsimmons FRIDAY
night and establish my claim 10 the
heavyweight championship. How / WI
do it. it is impossible to say. My OBJECT
will be to land F'itz at the first oppoI-
tunity whether it is the. first blow IN
the first round, or the last blow III the
last round"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
CoNcEALING PROPERTY,
George z. Crandeil of Cambridge Arrest
ed by Inspector Stone.

George E. Crandell. a hackman doing
business in Cambridge, was arrested in
that city yesterday afternoon, by In
spector Stone of this city, on warrant
charging him with concealing mortgaged
property. The warrant was sworn out
by Charles Burnham Of this city, man
ager Of a credit insurance company.
Albert e. wilkinson a painter, was ar
rested by officer Wallbridge, on war,
rant sworn out by Charles Durham, and
hooked at station !, for obtaining money
under false pretences.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
MAINE EQUALS GEORGIA.
Brutal Tar and FeatherIng Of Members
of Holy Ghost Sect.

Bangor, Me, June 6.-The county au-
thorities are now endeavoring to ap-
prehend the men who late last night
applied tar and feathers to Rev. Geo
Higgins, the leader of the Holy Ghost
and TTs'' sect in Levant. The affair was
q most serious and brutal one. II
transpired today that an attempt was
made to burn Higgins after the teath-
ers had been applied, matches pelng
applied three or four times, but some
of the cooler headed ones put out the
blaze each time. TT
Ruel Clement, who was seized win
Higgins. was rescued by friends after
he had been maltreated. Two other
prominent male members of the sect
were abused by the mob. Higgins was
,.idder on a rail for about two miles.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
CARROLL RECEIVER.
National Bank Examiner Takes Charge Of
Cocheco National Bank.

Dover, N. H, June 6.-National Bank
Examiner E. H. Carroll, who today was
appointed temporary receiver of the Co.
checo National bank of this city, which
closed its doors yesterday, spent most
of the day on the tangled accounts at
the office of the institution. Mr.. Car
roll states that he cannot yet make
statement. No news had been re-
cejved here today of Harry Hough, the
missing assistant cashier, and Treas
urer of the Cocheco Savings bank.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
LlEUTENANT's SUICIDE,
Absent Wltto Ut Leave He Puts End tc
His Life.

Manila, June Z, 40 a. m.-Lieut.
Fred W. Pearce of the Sixth United
States artillery, committed suicide here
this morning. He came from Iloilo a
week ago on leave, but fingered here
beyond the limit and failed TO reply 70
repeated kilograms from mis- command
er.
Yesterday he was put under arrest on
his commanders orders. This morn
ing. another officer called 70 see him,
when he suddenly pulled a revolver
from under his pillow and shot himself
through the head.
His friends say his mind was affect
ed by a recent sunstroke.
A Spanish paper asserts that Col. Ar
glciles. one Of the two members Of the
original Filipino military commission,
who were placed under arrest at Tar
lac last month. has been court-mar-
tailed and sentenced 10 u years inn
prisonment for friendship displayed
toward the Americans.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
MRS. EDDY SPOKE.
Greeted by Large Throngs Of Christian
Scientists in Boston

uoston June 6.-The interest in today 5
-...o-i,,,, Of the Christian Scientists, and in
fact of the entire weeks convention cen
tered in the appearance TINS AFTERNOON .,
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. the leader anu
founder of the denomination Her al
dress though brief was listene9 t IS rev rev
wrapt attention and with the sisa
Tndee Hanna made brief explanatory
.SSress In which he stated that MIS-. E9-
~, came rather to hear than 70 De ASat IL
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
CAR WHEEL TRUST.

Boston. June 6-The Incorporation "a
various car wheel manufacturing cos
Germs under the title Of the Internatione3
Car Wheel Company. includes two loc2l
compa MES, the SWEET Car Wheel ana
Foundry Company and the Boston car
wheel Company. both having works at
Chelsea. The consolidated company Is
capitalized at Gal0aooQ.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
A RECORD BREAKER.
Yesterday Hottest June Day New York
Ever Saw.

New York, June 6.-The record for the
hottest June day in New York city since
the foundation of the weather bureau
was established today. From early
morning, when the thermometer stood
around rs, until late in the afternoon,
the mercury scrambled up gradually
one or two degrees an hour. The biggest
jump was made between and 10
o'clock in the morning, when the mer-
curry expanded from 50 to 81, rise of
five degrees. Between l and o'clock
in the afternoon the mercury jumped
two degrees, and in the next hour it
reached 9S. just at O'Clock
The opening of the heated season with
the record breaking temperature was
accompanied by an unusual number of
heat prostrations for this time of the
year. In New York city and several of
the nearby towns there were 81 pros
trations recorded. Twenty three of
these occurred in New York city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
WOMEN'S FEDERATION.

Natick, Mass, June 6.-The Massachu-
sets State Federation of Women's Clubs
was entertained here today by the Ma
tick club, the day being the occasion of
the annual meeting Of the federation.
Four new clubs were admitted to mem
bership. The officers elected included
these. President Miss O. NJ. E. Row:
secretary. Mrs. Lillian g. Breed: assist
ant secretary. Mrs. Annie S. Colby,
Wakefeld; treasurer, Mrs. A. y. Blodgett.
Newton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
TO ExTRADITE MISS JONES.

Trenton, N. j., June 6.-Application
was made to Gov. voorhees, late today
for a warrant allowing the eXtradition
of Bella Anderson, alias Carrie Jones,
nurse girl, connected with the kidnap-
ming of Baby Clark. The governor said
that he would permit the WOMAN an Tor GeT is-
sued by Gov. Roosevelt, and that II the
napers were found 20 be In correct legal
form. the extradition warrant would De
issued without delay.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
SOUGHT IN BOSTON.

Boston, June 6-Search for Harry
Hough, treasurer of Cocheco National
and teller Of the Cocheco Savings Bank
of Dover, N. H, who is wanted on a
warrant alleging embezzlement, began
in earnest here today, and there are
reasons to believe that Hough came to
this city Sunday morning.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
COLUMBIA BREAKS SHELL.

Poughkeepsie, n. y, June 6--Ine
Columbia varsity crew met with a seri-
Gus mishap this evening. which came
near making n comnIete wreck of their
boat. AS it was, the boat was so badly
damaged that it will probably be OF no 20
further value Tor anything. except ~
hal ES,ong v,as torn in the side Of the
tfrail craft and tive e ~ TiRs were
broken
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
MURDERED HER DAUGHTER

sonerville. Mass, June 6.-While in
5eranged state of mind, Mrs. Annie
NJ hobart today gave her nine months
old daughter a large dose Of ether ana
49,, crowned her in the bath tub, at-
t me-, which She attempted to end neF own
iifa nv taking nearly a quarter Of d
, ,,1 of the volatile fluid. Mrs. hoo-
art was removed to an insane asylum
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
NOT A KIDNAPPING.

New Britain. Conn., June O.--lNI .a@
17zcoltz. the six-year-old girl who mas
been missing since Sunday afternoon
was found today in a clump OF 'Iees
IN \ Mountain grove on the Shuttle me@-
dow road
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
WEATHER REPORT.

BOSTON June 6-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity. Wednesday; Generally
cloudy: possibly thunder storms IN the
afternoon; continued warm southwest
winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
DREYFUS INFORMED.
His Face Radiant When Tie Hears Notification
of Revision.

of Revision.
Fort de France, Martinique, June G.
When the dispatch boat Goeland, bearing
the superintendent of the prison and the
commander Of marine artillery who We're
designated by the French government to
notify Dreyfus of the revision of his
trial. arrived yesterday from Cayenne at
the Isle du Diable. Dreyfus was waiting
on the shore.
Although endeavoring to maintain his
seIf-possession. he received the official
with 10y.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
ATTACK MACCABEBE.
Rebels Beset Friendly Town OF Macea-
bebe.

Manila. June 6-The rebels Saturday
n,gbt made an attack on the friendly
town of Maccabebe and after driving
fine inhabitants out burned the town.
The Americans have occupied the
raninsula and General Halls division
IS encamped at Moronga.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
NO RECOMMENDATIONS.

Cleveland Moulders' Conference Refers
Matter Back to Worcester and Providence
Cleveland, o., June 1.-THE conference
between representatives of the Ma
tional Foundrymens and Moulders' or
carnations ended today. The recon-
rendations regarding the strikes at
Providence and Worcester, Will not De
made public until they are submitted
IN the organizations they represent
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07
The Weather.

Wednesday: Possible
thunder storms; COntin-
ued warm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21
Miscellaneous.

q II Coml Co vs. l. T. Byles ct al, ll'
pens to ioreclose mtg.
Chas VI Gaddis to w W Pryde, mtg on
nj, OF swi.; of sell and n'a OF sea oi st
l., sec 81, and ne Of swi4 OF sw'4 sec 30
I7-5-$400.
Jerome Wakefield to II a Nixson, chat
mtg on caitle-Slc0.
l. : to Gunder + Sa;her, final receiver
receipt swi4 sec l3-2)-l2-S6oO.
Gunder T. Sather to John Winters, mtg
on swia sec l3-2G-l2-$l65.
Joseph and Matilda Clyde rs Chas ;
CLARK lis pens.
tartin Gilberts to Nellie !. and Peter
! Finn, rel of mtg on lots IS and 49, blk u,
Karr's X add lIoquiam.
Carlson Pros to II a Hayes, chat mtg
on donkey engine and logging outfit
$1,000.
Geo II Williams to j 20 Lownsdalc,
sat OF mtg
Aberdeen Tar Works to The Public, art
of incorporation, capital stock $4,000.
EW Cook to J Rowland, chat mtg on
dwelling house on nj. Of nw'4 blk 30,
Cosmopols-S 500.
Roy 4 Young & Fred Il Thompson TO
LIST Natl Bank Of Hoquiam. chat mtg on
fir logs-$2OO0.
Heikkila 4 Powell to LIST Nntl Bank OF
lIoquiam, chat mtg on saw logs $3.50.
Christina Kysei to Rudolph Peterson
sal Of mtg, NJ, Of swi4 and lots and
sec 35-2l-9-y2O0.
Alonzo Elliott VS. Alice Symes, lis pens
to foreclose mtg on ela OF nw' and We
OF neia sec 26-l9-7.
Alice W Mcconnell to Geo + Neon
nell, general power Of attorney.
LIST Natl Bank OF Hoquiam to d Dean,
rel Of mtg on printing press etc-$2675.
Martin Holman to Montesano state
Bank, chat mtg on saw logs-$6o0.
b Melhime to Christian Beck bissenger,
rel Of mtg on sei4 sec 20-5l-9-$25O.
b Melhme to Herman Baumgart, rel
of mtg on sis Of ne4 sec 20, and VIZ OF
nwiI sec 2l-2l-9-$250.
Cliff NJ Weatherwax to Clyde Il Wealth
erwax, lease OF lot 10, blk Al, Aberdeen
-$l50.
II Il Waldron to Hayes & Hayes, chat
mtg on logging outtit-S5)0.
Aberdeen Electric Co to Edward Lowe.
chat mtg on light plant-S250).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21

We WILL pay $l2 week salary to either
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solicitor. The Midland is the same size
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From Our Regular Correspondent
Washington. Sept. l6, 1899.

Washington. Sept. is. 1899.
END the war in the Philippines speed
lily, or the result will be disastrous to you
and to the republican party" That is
the sum and substance OF what is being
daily dinned into the ears of Mr.. Mckin-
ley, not by his opponents. but by leading
republicans, who know how unpopular
that war is becoming all over the coun-
try. Mr.. Mckinley is gradually becom-
ing convinced that the reaction in public
sentiment concerning his Philippine pol
icy, Predicted more than year ago by
Col. Bryan, is at hand, and once fully
convinced, there is no telling what he
may do, for this country has never had
president who feared the public sentiment
OF the country as much as Mr.. Mckinley
does, or who tried SO hard to make his
official acts meet its approval, regardless
OF his own opinion.
The most striking thing connected with
the hearing on trusts, by the Industrial
Commission, was daring and somewhat
scandalous attack upon Vice Chairman
Philips OF the commission, who is con-
nected with an independent oil company
in Pennsylvania, by officials OF the Stan
dard oil trust. Mr.. Philips denied the
charge that he had been mixed up in an
offer to dicker with the Standard oil trust,
but the charge left bad taste in every.
body's mouth, and is not calculated to
add ANYTHING to the prestige of the COM
mission, which isn't any too great at
best.
Senator Stewart is a fine 81 ecimen OF
stalwart radicaism in all his views. He
never trims on any question, and con-
servatism is unknown to his mind. He
has got it i'm for Fra ICE for several rea-
sons, the latest Of which is the second
conviction OF Dreyfus, and says that
country really has no government at all.
and that we should break off diplomatic
relations until France gets Il government.
The senator threatens to offer a Joint
resolut on to that effect when congress
meets; also bill repeating all official
recognition OF the exposition at Paris
next year.
The administration appears to be still
determined to leave Gen. Otis in supreme
command in the Philippines, although
Secretary Root is understood to have
recommended change, and to favor
sending Gen. Miles over there. There is
politics in this determination, and it isn't
the sort OF politics that reflects any credit
upon Mr.. Mckinley. The Hanna crowd
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21
Thousands are Trying 1t.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-09-21
70 afraid Of Miles now, and il he should

~ afraid Of Miles now, and il he should
90 to the Philippines and do what Otis
has SO siynalv faile to do, they would
fear him still more. They know that
Otis is not likely, un Ter any circum-
stances, to develop popularity enough to
make him a political rival Of MIR. Mckin-
ley. That is why they wish to keep Otis
in con- mand, Notwithstanding the over
whclmine evidences from all sources, OF
his unfitness, not to call it by l,arsher
term. The agent of the bipartisan
associated press, in long letter from
! Manila, just published, after going into
details, showing the failure Of Otis, sums
up by saying: 1.-The secret Of the whole
trouble here is that the government has
left Il small man to deal with most del
itate problem, requiring broad states
manship. Everyone agrees that Otis is
honest, and that counts for much in a
position afiording such chances for dis
honesty, but everyone agrees also with
the most rcmar kabie nnanimity. that he
has bungled affairs from the beginning"
1t is evident to even the most casual
observer of those political currents which
are to he found by those who know how,
lust below the surface Of party waters,
that the republican leaders are carefully
paving the way to drop MIR. Hobart i
they shall consider it eXpedlent to do So.
The state of Mr.. Hobart health is mad =
the basis Of all these prrplr ,to'y stories
II it doesn't improve, "his family VIII
have to veto the idea If his remaining in
politics" etc This is all tonmyrot. Mr.
Hobart has shown upon several occasions,
during the last three months, notably by
his getting Alger to resign. that his health
is good enough to do what other men, not
ON the sick list. failed to do. His
"healil,' is likely to remain in a precari-
Gus condition, until Boss Hanna has fully
made mp his mind whether it Will be
best To have him run again with MIR.
Nc K;nlcv, and he isn't likely to fully de-
eide until the national convention meets.
Then Mr.. nobart's health will take IL
good or bad turn, in accordance with
Ianna's decision.
After webbing around the question Tor
about two weeks, the war department,
under political pressure, issued the order
for the enlistment OF two negro regiments
TO, the Philippines. They will bring the
volunteer army up to the limit set by
congress, which it has been clear from
the first that the admin. stration intend
ed to do.
Col. w. J. Bryan was unanimously
elected u member Of the council OF adj
mnistraiion, of the Spanish War Veterans
Association. which has just closed its
first tnrampment, in Washington, al
though he did not attend the encamp'
Dent. Ex.GOv. Oates. Of Ala, was also
elected a member OF the council, rs Was
IL. II. Blunt, Il Louisiana negro, who
was a lieutenant in the 9th lmmunes.
Gen. J. W. Keifer. Of Ohio, was elected
com OF the new Orga'iza-
ton, which hopes ultimately 20 embrace
all the state organizations Of Spanish
war veterans which have been formed.