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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-22

Son9e, bin Sun9forenins. uben uioere
JnbpueIie, forebros. lob Suoret par:
D pa uerteIe srow fjsn, iiar uob
unner 9 Greer.
- Zen bitten leg forIob M:nnes
upolis, resneos bet, lna bet for log. 8i
maatte osiaa one os me9et paa bin
Settle ON IaaImoei9bvo, ibet port Cog
MATTE pente cen Cine Der, TO Der, ire
l9n9ere fremme, meoens Banearbei=
oerne iltnnbiatte Sporet. Dog foritoo
ri ia9tsns ale, at bet par beore at TONNE
Iiot baeefter Os beboloe 9iuet, eno at
fare frem ao unberminereoe Spor : o9
enbe / Wubberet.
Minneiota minoer eIers os SpoIan=
oere Iaa meget ON port 6ooeIuub. 8ers
oppe ie ri in9en sunflowers Ianss Bel.
%tanten, men / Stebet ifuar ben finelte
9uibtIsuer os Jnne-grass. Os Der:
oppe fore Yonoerne @rus pda oeres
8eie li9eiom biemme. 8eroppe tan
man mobe ben biemlige, guile Souetano,
S~tarntpben os 8eibreo = ia ieIu en=
teIte 3iosler % BrGnoenGIber. 3
8onoens Sebsma,f ltoar ofte ben Inms
tie Reboite o9 6reber fig iuit Iom
biemme. Msn / Stouene timber man
rigti9e Nnemoner, og / 6aperne a9te
Ounit 4urIps. Sanoanne 9erIisbeoer
buuoe jes lite Jet be iioite ipu aur.
ct. Soiepb, MisiOuti, matte ies
oente nosle elmer efter Cog. Statios
men Iaa ret oeb ben Ifione Risiouriloos
Brinf. Der lua en- 6loboumper for
Qnter - ben Ifulbe paa en- moonlight
excursion. % 6oIt itremmeoe til /
fore Starer, melt un9e, tanteleie, tils
ipnelaoenbe Iiuselnbe Menneiter. Com
lea lob blanbt bisie truule Meouanbrere
falot Srteltret ON goro inb meb en-
feienbe, tnalbenoe @alop. Oct pirtebe
fom ct ~eIettriit 6pt / belle SuRrmen.
De paa Stibet o9 be pua 9ano fob iom
paa Naale. Beroen bar lin Wuiif -
ben tenbte be; ben foritob be; ben leueoe
/ benz.
Weo en- RIurbeb iom aIbris tilforn
foretom bet mig, iom IT,. ie9 Snoffrift
for min SiaIs Bill: pSnoret big, fom
ou uil, bu bliuer bog en- fremmec / oenne
Berben."
s nit 6ierte LOB bet meb noset al
Barnets tiaiosfulbe 6en9iueIie: ga.
6erre! iaaIeoss oilbe bu bet = bin
Billie Ne"
Ranios err blepen fdlbt The Sun
flower State. 800 fan unbre Jig ouer,
at jes, oa ies ben ioIsenbe Wforsen iaa
ub oennem Rupepinouet os biiites at ben
LANCE, ipaienoe Ratte guile 9opeosr
Ian9s Baneiporet, Der LEGION ipntes
at pile Mite 8eltommen til en- 9ammel
getenbt, meb iiae 6ortssitnins fanbt
6pile / ben Beuibtbeo: Home at last!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-22


pau en- ploos iom fan bliue enis ON III
oanne en- NoreninS ida tag port eoufor'
Il1g Tor cher, os ON J enifer en- al os
at TONNE, iaa ieno os i%adoant Ssg9r,
og ri banbe, at Der Aarets COB oil
bliue bannet en- lite lille 5lof al iao'
oanne 9otlIiorenln9er I'll 9errens use
% mango beorDDeoe tt @IGoe. yWseo'
lem al Sps,fasien Tan enbuer Nano og
usiit aUinoe (gise easr @nfe) bIiOe /
Aloersn msuem Is 90 go 4ar, iom
lite er bsitaftiget meo gesems eusr
SinosipSbomme o9 iom fsrsr en-
iGosIis gi%usuanoel.
Zen seniibi9e 9iGlpefore
0eite ct no9et al en- anoen art,
GA oil fun tomme / Sob paa ben BE:
tinselie, at 500 Applicationer er
inotommeu.
On nOsen Mnnb taer Ruinbt Oniter
at inbtr9be oenne Screening, iaa mac
Der tommenbe inbienbe tit BeoRr I'll os,
o9 ri uil oa ienoe %iaaoanne gapirer I'll
llofplbning, iom ri amer for nebuenoigt,
o9 naar bisie ubfpIbt er tonmen til os,
uiI ri lape BEN unoerisge al Dor BERTH
a%niatte YGse, os naar ri ida bar 800
%iIaoanne A%niesnin9er, oil ri uoiteoe
Beuiier eusr Membership Certifi-
Gates. men lite fsr. os for ben lio baue
& beuer in9en llo9iiter. 9tu tGnter leg
mig, at mango flyer: ga, nu oil ieg
usnie al is, on bet 6tiOsr til uOSst, for
iua uil ie9 ogiaa neb. - Get uilbe
uGre lent, ON Der par ret mango, iom
tRntte iaa, for lad bliper bet lite Ill
noset. Der er psl andre, Der mener,
at bet er for boje Bioras. Wen vi ueb.
9enner, at ale oisie biui9e 6%orenin9er
fan lite beitaa, men 9aar 6alit ben enc
efter ben anoen - % ri u.o, at ui er
paa en- Bnlis, lom ltemmer meo ben
uirtelise 9OOsIisbeoS 5taIo, % at nj
tile / nogn Riaoe er 10 )usr bet, iom
andre iolioe 5oreninger bdue. 3 oil
alori9 fortrpoe at uGre paa Iolio @runo.
Seq maa III lutte / Dag % baaber, at
bette maa bllus Bs9pnoeIieu til en- roll 9
oe ~aIuorIi9 5orbanolins al ben Gag.
o9 at en- eQer nnbsn. iom ltaa / BE 9reb
meb at ta9e Insurance Dos Ell suer an.
bet 8ompdgni ener o9iaa paa Osrt9rs
itslsn al en- eaer anosa bemmeIis 5or:
snins. oeruso MATTE ltanoiss o9 TONNE
til os, buor ban suer BUN lite aIene Tan
game Jig ielu men osiaa andre inoen
for Subs Rises @r9nier. sc qoue
for gocaIioreninser, $40.
6errsn usliigne iaa ben Gag for fit
Jtapns Stglo.
Gu uenlis 9iIieh I'll aae Daniters
ems qRSere fra eoers Ben
u. airte9aarb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-22
#GeOar 5aas,Sa.

Yaa 0runo al ben tne9en He9it,
Der er faIben ben iiblte Glib, bar @eoar
8iuer, Der 6ur fin 'gei ber isennem Sp~
enc oeret msset bci os bapos e 9oast
oper fine BREEDER.
= Gn 6amille tom | lioite n9e bers
til fra 8anmurt. De bar OpboIb bos
81. 3. Nielien, oft for 6lOoen.
= 9altor antsr fra glt 9orn sIes
bebe Os ! iibite lse meo ct yeios. 0an
rrRoitebe / 9tr5 retb 8irte 6reoa9 Afa.
ten. I'll Slutnins minoeoe ban os ON
3eiifoleiagsn, o9 at bans @tinfe e9enta :.
la par bette at 9ipe os VeiIigbeo III at :
pare meo al yoe 10, III Den psetGatte
Stolebp9nine, Tom fol opicres Blair,
9tebr., os font Der lite par no9en 'tor.
6oriamlins. ba ban iorit Oasen / 6ors
uejsu bau6e meooelt os lit 8omme, iao
bleu Der bog tesuet en- net lille Sunrs
o9 ituIoe npsen al be mango, JONI lite.
ben Qften par til Stsos feIe Sran9 til
at uere meo at bore Sten til 8p9nin=
gen, iaa pil Der enonu uare S~eilisbeo,
bpis man uiI heuuenoe Jig til Paltor-
9anien.
- Der er ben ienere Iib 9aaet ao-
ifiuise 9usIbpser ben ouer Dor Bp:
men iblanot benz ale par bog ben uer Ite
Sonoa9 Nut; ba bleu ale meltem 6iof=
Cen l o9 2 uGtteoe op ueo 0poen Of ben
unberIise guloren paa 9uiets Gag oe I
ginbuerne, o9 oa man piIoe Ie no for.
at ie, buaD Der uar paafaroe, iaa man
til i'm 6orunorins 9asl iaa fore fom
9onieas Ieire fig paa Srrben, = Der
git mango 9inouer / Stptter, Os bog
piloe mango 1ere bauoe suuet, beriom
Der par mebfulst noset i~terfeie 8inb.
Blanbt benz lom leo ben forte Stnbe
Der gpen par Scr. Bancroft, iom 1nn
Greenhouse, paa IL. @abe. Der
fnultes Ruoerne | 3uiinopis. Web ga
efter 9u9lltOrmen fuIate itert Eoroen
90 &esn.
= 5 Manoa9s bauoe ri 95 @raoera
8urme. Sa nj BAR ri oa facet Some
mer.
- Setter Sobnien o9 euitru tom
iioite Senbas Der til Speu os a9ter not
M at tu9e Opbolo Der Spen. Sobnz
len Os 9uitru bar mango geuner ber i
uOr M~enisbsc, Der meo @Iaoe eniter
Dem 8elfommen iblanbt os i9en.
- Onsbus oenue uge bsspnoer uor'
6erieifole / StolebuIet Oft for 6looen>
meo Stubenl !. 3. RleIien iom 99rer.
Maatte MI Sub faa gou til at u%eIii9ne.
o9iuu benne @ernins til 9@re Tor bans
Naun % til msseu 0aun % Yelf8s
nellie for pore Seru.
3 Muubuss prabitebe Yuitors
u. 9unien / Snbepenbente.
= 5 Wunbass reifte Miis Nnbrer1
6unien (Spter til Mrs. Baitor 81
9unien) after til @bicu9o, for at tase
OpboIb paa ausuituna 9olpitalet os5
tase fin @fsunssefsumen iom Spse.
pIsierlfe. Miis Minnie Gasmusien
rsiite iamtiois for paa naunte 9oipitak
at unoertOits fig 9GssbebanbIins.
Sames Crane, en- Suo9er tiT
Crosby (ben bOuitumms) prpuebe | Sens
bags pao at aflipe zig ielu ueb at brittle
@tft. Oct Ipttebes bog lite, oa bet bier
! OpouSet, % en- Sage tiItaIbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-22
Stun cit Ve9Dmoelie.

3et er bIeuen min pligt of ifripe ct
Stptte til 8aniferen, % osruso labe
ale uioe, at ui bdus bsgpnot. Sa oi
6ior par iamIet / Wlidisan til Aars.
msoe, blep Ell Rommite neoiat til at
arbeioe / Narets Sob, o9 Oct bape ri
eiort, % RsiuItotet er en- lille Bog, iom
InoeboIoer en- Del Qoue taIoet ,5orilae
til eoue for en- s%suiioig 9ialpeiOrenin9
| Den foreneos oanife 60. .Iutb. Rirte /
Amerita."
Oct ct in9enlunoe noset fuIbtommnt,
men ri baue giort bet iaa qoOt iOm ri
%forltoo. Disie 9Oue bsIsr ig / l..
Cove for gentralftprstie N.
IL. soue or gofatfOrsningsr.
III. eope or Sp9etassn, %
~ 0sn gen ioi9s 9elpefor.
enine.
% nu baue ri bespnot; tbi Somfun:
BE- bar gtuet os Rst Ill at BRUCE bets
Raun, n%ltiua iii at bstrngtes iom en-
Del al bets arbeioe, os iom %iaaoan pil
oeioa oenns @erning bliue tontroIeIei
al ben forsneoe bnnife 20. .Iutb. Rirte, /
bet ben pGIser 6entrals Stprelien.
aarsmsost / 9ut6inion ualgte fol.
ssnbs:
6Ormanb: asp. 5. 9. 0aarup, 90
George Str. OibtOib, @is.
9teltformano: Hsu. u. 8irtesaarb,
Or. ls3. gatimsr, ga.
Sstrstar: Orr. SObn 9anse, 1919,
gsaibinston aue, Raeins, 1915.
SjGIpsietretar: Wr. u. 9. RieIisn, 627,
Is. Ualnut Str. 8ss Woines, ga.
RGsfsrer: Orr. garl D. Stop, 1914,
WaibinstOn aus, Racine, isis.
Saa ipsr9er ri nu ferit be | pore
Menisbeoer parenoe Spsetasfer: Bill
8 pare meb, iaa at ale inosn for Gam.
funoet uGrenoe os bIiuenoe 6oreningsr
tan aennem oenne Central Stprelie iaa ct
Binoeleo % sennem ben bIiue I'll Get. 9i
fOrIanser lite, at ) itaI fOranors sbsrs
Sope euer 9iue I'll os ben 9asiebebolos
ming, iom 5 nu bar, men impeIt bette:
: ifnl 9iue os en- aarlig Rapport, ie
2lrt. 2. 81. ei9eIeoes itaI ) lenoe
3 Gts. ior busrt WeoIem aarlis til ct
Heieruefuno, ie goue for Gocalforenins
sr 81. Os / iamme eous So Ter ) itruts
ben Ret og 5oroeI, iom Tan pare ueo
famine, Os Oeriom 8 iaa lite ipnes ON
pore qoue ben 6orm be mn ioreIisser,
fda saa bog meb; tbi art. 2 $40 siusr
en- Snofpbelie / iaa 6enieenoe, o9 ri
mansIsri9iGIp ben Gstuins.
5 bsbsusr lite at foranbrs sbers
maanebIiss Bibras saer SpssbjaIp,
men Tom bet itaar eoue for Spsetass
fen So, ibet ri amer bet for bet minolts.
vi or os psI beUibit, at Der er tor 5OrffeI
paa Bp % paa gano, os at $50 ueo
DsbsfuIo paa 9anbet sr omtrent Iise
faa meset forbotosUis, iom 800 CT /
en- flor gp. Os ri ueb osiaa, at 81 i
Sgss5ia!p pr. uss ss faa LID; fom aossn
6crening siper, men, buOr man siusr
bSie.e maunebIiss Bicras ber man %
Osiaa sius bsisrs Spsebialp.
Del sr uori 9aab, at s aas Iom cen
meIoe cher inb, Os ri beoe berfOr: isnO
ebers anissning til en- al Os. os ct
9tspI. al ebers eoue, os ON ) sniter,
at en- al os ffaI beis9e eoer for enten at
faa %Iaabanne cling orbnet iom ct NIB
usnbiss, eaer for ueo ct 6Orsoras sasr
Gale ON ariiteIis SpsebieIp at uGtte
Sutsrssie bIanbt BefoItnlnsen, lau isnb
Os Iaaoau BesGr, os ri uiI bauoIe ben
Gag iaa burtis Tom muIis.
3srnalt ct lille Orb til i%aabauue'
Msnisbsoer Os plaoier, buor insen
Spsetasisr sler gocalioreniusn finbes.
Iror lite, Bsuner, at ben lib er
tommsn, ba Der paa etbusrt Stsb burbs
pare en- iaaban2 Deriom ) timber 10
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
CAN 1T BE MUELLER /?
Much Wanted Brookfeld
Murderer Said to Be
In Maine.

Alfred, Me-, April SO.-The police are
making a search for a man who was
released today from the county Jail, af-
ter serving 80 days sentence for va
grancy. and who is suspected of being
Paul A. Mueller, who, it is alleged,
killed three members of the Newton
family at BroolSfield, Mass, in the fall
OF 1886
The suspected man answers in many
ways the description of the much-want-
ed Mueller and when arrested four
weeks ago, became violently agitated
when he saw the handouts, and said
IN broken English, mo murder"
He admitted that he formerly worked
On a milk farm. and that he was
cabinet maker. One of the local Off
GERS on looking him over few days
ago came to the conclusion that he an
eWefed the description of Mueller and
yesterday Chief Wade of the Massa-
ehusetts state police was notified. The
latter directed the local officers to de-
tain the man. but before the message
reached here the jailor had released
him. The local police and the officers
OF Maine were notified, and a thorough
search is being made for him.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

oh Dewey Admiral Dewey,
You're good one heart and hand,
You're credit to your nation
And to all your native land.
May your luck be never falling,
May your love be ever true;
God bless you, Admiral Dewey,
Here's your country's love to you"
These sentiments were originally in
scribed by Klpling to Tommy Atkins, -
but they are eminently fitting today to
the great American sailor to whom our
English cousins will not begrudge a
borrowed toast on this. our Dewey
day."
Every citizen of Worcester should
unfurl the flag today over his residence
or place of business.
The Spy will lead the way.
Mayor Dodge has already promised,
through The Spy, that the city should
not lack in proper tribute to the hero
of Manila.
From the top Of every school building
in Worcester the stars and stripes will
wave today, and bring closer to the
heart and mind Of every student the
lesson of fidelity to country and the
true meaning Of American heroism.
On an April day of last year, memo
rable. indeed, to the American COM
modore, the startling orders flashed
from Washington, half way round the
world, were placed in his hands: Seek
and destroy the Spanish feet now in
the Philippines" Like a faithful Off
Ger he obeyed and how well he full
filed his mission the world knows
Leaving Mrs bay, near Hong Kong,
on April q, Commodore Dewey and
his squadron sailed for Manila, dis
lance Of some $50 miles. On the night
of Saturday, April 30, just a year ago
yesterday, the little fleet Of warships
dropped anchor in Subic bay near the
bay of Manila. There were six fighting
craft and three non-combatants" -
the protected cruisers Olympia, Balti-
more and Raleigh, the partly protected
cruiser Boston, the steel gunboat Con-
cord and Petrol, the revenue cutter
McCulloch, the collier Nashaun, and
the supply vessel Zafiro.
There was little sleep aboard ship
that night, for there was not a man in
the fleet, from captain to stOker, but
was tense with the excitement Of inn
pending events; not man but felt the
nervous strain of the untried issue
with a Spanish armada of a later day.
Before daylight on the following
morning the fleet silently weighed
anchor and steamed slowly toward
Manila bay. Daybreak found them
well within the bay. Through the tor
tuous windings of the channel, over
the hidden awfulness of submarine ex-
plosives, up to and fairly beneath the
ugly aggressiveness of Cavities frown-
ing guns. the intrepid commander
aboard the Olympia led the way to
where he might meet the Spaniard and
give him battle.
At the entrance to the bay was Cor
regidor. a heavily fortified island, and
on the eastern shore was Cavite. hav-
ing a considerable fertilization. sur
mounted with heavy guns Of modern
pattern. Beneath. under its watchful
protection. the fleet Of Admiral MontijO
lay peacefully at anchor the city of
Manila 25 miles distant. His ships in
cluded the flagship Reina Marie Chris
tina, the Castillo. the Velasc0, the Don
Antonio de Ulloa, the Isla de Minda-
mao and the Don Juan de Austria, all
cruisers, the Gen. Lozo, the FL Cano,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
ANOTHER CAR OFF.
Diamond Truck Again
responsible at
Millbury.
NO ONE INJURED.
saturday Night Victims
Visited By the Roads
Official Surgeon.

Millbury, April SO.-Car No. 1, on the
Worcester & Blackstone Valley street
railway, left the rails at the car barn
Of the Valley road this afternoon at 8
O'clock. The car was in charge of
Conductor Alonzo Gill and Motorman
Henry Dreamer.
The trucks were of the Diamond pat
tern such as caused the accident last
eyening. The action of the trucks was
exactly the same as last evening, the
car running along on the hard road bed
Tor q distance Of 20 feet, then turning
70 the left into the road.
Word was sent to the car barn, and
the wrecking crew in charge of Assist
ant superintendent Blackingtoh went
to the scene Of the accident. The de-
rallied car had been placed on the irons
BY the employees before they arrived.
superintendent John B. German ar
rived soon after the derailment took
place, but made brief stay
The victims of Friday nights acct
dent are steadily improving, and with
none are seriously injured. The condi
ton of Mrs. Wright today was I'M
changed, although it is expected that
she will be laid up some time.
Bertha Sutton suffered considerable
pain today from her wrist, but other
wise she is getting along nicely.
JoseDh Gonyon, who is attended by
Or. ebert Booth was considerably
better this evening, and his injuries are
not so bad as was at first thought.
Conductor Daniel Corey is laid up
with a bad sprain of the back and
shoulder.
Mrs. Frank Whitney is slightly in
jured
Robert Rushly suffered much today
from his knee, and will be confined to
his home some weeks.
The surgeon of the railway company
visited Millbury today and saw each
one Of the victims of the accident. The
con had with him a copy Of The
SundRy Spy, by which he located the
j. Ious victims. The surgeon told a |
Spy man this evening that the report |
n The Sunday Spy of the accident was |
one Of remarkable accuracy, and was a |
credit to the writer and the paper that |
published 1t.
NJ J. Whittall of the Blackstone VAL
ley road was seen by a Spy man this
evening and asked regarding the virtue
of the Diamond trucks. Mr.. Whittall
said he had no special knowledge that
The trucks were anything but satisfac-
Tory, and further stated that the trucks
we're not an experiment, but perman-
sncy.
It is known, however, that derail-
nents on the Blackstone Valley line
ire very frequent, and in majority of
sases the Diamond trucks are directly
'esponsible.
Motorman Dolan was praised on all
tides today for his GOODNESS and judg-
nent during last nights accident. 1t is ]
generally conceded if Mr.. DoIan had not {
Icted as he did that nothing could have
prevented car No. from being de- {
losited In the Blackstone canal !
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
MCKINLEY IN CHURCH.

New Yonz, April SO.-President Nc
Kinley spfnt very quiet day today.
In the fotenoon he attended the Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal church, Mrs.
McKinle! remaining at the hotel In
the Afternoon the president. accompa-
MED by' Mrs. Mckinley and Mrs. Alb
ner Mckinley, went for a drive in the
park
Amotg the callers admitted to the
PRESIDENTS apartments during the day
were Maj Webb c. Hayes. some of the
late President Hayes, Gen. Wesley
Merritt and wife, Gen. Fred d. Grant
and wife and William L. Strong. for
ner mayor OF New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
DR.. BRIGGS BREACHES.

Boston. April SO.-Rev. DR.. Charles A.
Briggs Of New York. formerly a Pres
byterian. and against whose ordination
in the Episcopal church there has been
some opposition, preached this morn
ing in Trinity church. He made no re-
ference to his plea for ordination into
the church.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
NO NEWS FROM FRONT.
Washington Expects to Hear of More
Peace Overtures Soon.


Washington, April 9O.-Not a line of
oticfal news from Manila was received
today by either the war or the navy
department.. Since the opening Of the
campaign against the insurgents,
scarcely a day has passed without dis
patches from Gen. Otis, and the alb
aeuce of advices today is taken by the
war oficials to mean that, pending fur
Their negotiations for peace the s.tua-
tion IS precisely as Gen. Otis reported
1t Yesterday.
Il Is known that supplies are being
pushed forward from Manila to the
troops at the front, in order that they
may be prepared for an advance move
ment. should such action become nee
essary. There has been no suspension
Of hostilities, but it is regarded as like
~ that Gen. Otis. while not losing any
OF the advantage he has gained. will
afford the Filipinos reasonable time to
consider the situation and terms as he
presented them to the ENJOYS Of Ger.
Luna. It is expected confidently by Of
ficials of the war department that. the
way to peace now being paved, further
negotiations will be opened by insur-
gents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
INSURANCE. Fan DEAD.

Springfield April n Henry NJ Gates.
treasurer If the STIngfield FIRE ana
Marine Insurance company of this
city. died tonight. lie was well known
in insuraree cirele5in the state, and
had growI up in business.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

Continued On Second Pass.l
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
WEATHER REPORT.

Roston. April 30-Monday: Fair wea-
Their. continued warm; fresh southwest
winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
SINKING RAPIDLY.

Miss Bessie L. scudder, the Victim of the
Sensational Train Accident Growing
Weaker.
Miss Bessie L. Scudder, who leaped
from the train near Charlton Friday,
and is confined at the City Hospital was
RAPIDLY growing weaker last night.
Her brother. W. 5. Scudder, was at
The hospital the greater part of the af-
ternoon. In spite of the best medical
and surgical skill she seemed unable to
rally.
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AN OFFENSIVE CAMPAIGN.
1t l. Becoming Apparent that an Offensive
Campaign Must be Conducted
Against the lilipinos.

Washington, Feb. ~ Every report
that comes to the wa department
goes TO convince the officials that an
offensive campaign must be immedi-
ately assumed in the Philippines. This
is no longer "a matter o. choice, but OF
necessity. against which. the officials
say. sentimental considerations can
lot stand.
in their opinions the lives and
health of American troops in the
n~eighborhood OF Manila depends on
the imitation of suc>i Al campaign. Cen.
Otis report OF the big fire ia Manila.
while agreeing closely with the press
reports, makes mention Of . rather
formidable demonstration 10y the in
surgents near Caloocan. she scenes OF
some of the heaviest fighting succeed
ing the first engagement With the in
surgents on the 18th. This is taken as
an indication that the rebels have not
set been Thoroughly impressed with the
strength OF the American arms.
The officials here say that il the
rebels continue this sort Of tactics IN
Manila disrcgarding the rules Of war
and ieopardiling the lives of women
and children and foreigners VINO are
not involved ia the war. Gen. Otis will
be under the necessity Of making a
house inspection and ~Summariiy dis
posing Of all suspicious characters.
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and suspects that they will he severely
dealt with ii discovered ia an! local
lily.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken for the suppression OF further
trouble. which j. threatened TO FAKE
place in the city tonight. Bu, IL l.
generally believed last nights cNrer.'
enc, will effectively qnelf the disturb
ing element.
FIRE has been burning IN the rondo
district All day. and has been clearing
The residents out of many houses IN
the outskirts. from which the enemy
previously fired on the Nmericans.
A cloud OF smoke ho,ered over th'
city all day. conveying The impression
10 the people about the hay in the out
side districts that the whole city j.
burning.
The rebels between the city and tbs
cutposis arr being smoked out and
driver toward the beach.
S~EarpShooter> N various parts Of the
line are very ANNOYING. but o~therwis.
Their, has been no further excitement
since the Illustration Of the mornings
attack.
Lieut.. Eugene :. French. "f Co. l.,
First Montana volunteers. and Private
Oscar FELTON,. of Go. &. South Dakota
volunteers. were killed and Two othe'
DakotanS were wounded.