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The silver star., 1899-03-16


Five Italians have been arrested nj
Lake City. charged with the nttemptc,l
murder Of Miss Kitty Lawrence. nm ON.
pioye Of the Ute and Ulay mines. With
the apparent intention Of killing Miss
Lawrence. n stick Of giant powder wns
exploded Inst night outside the bedroom
In which she was sleeping. The wall
Of the room wns shattered, but Miss
Lawrence escaped with only cash on
the wrist. made by fragment OF glass
from the window.
The War Department hns made nm
announcement OF the npportlonment of
| 1O1 second licutcnnnts created bv fho
army reorganization bill among the
various states and territories. In addI.
ton there nre twenty appointments n
large. The npportionmcnt Is on the IA .
sis Of population and In pnrt IN as Soi.
lows: Colorado. 1: Idaho, 1; Kansaa. D.
Montnnn. !: Nebraska, 2: Utah. 4.
Washington. I: Wyoming. I; Arizona. 4
New Mexico. I: Oklnhoma. I.
Fire broke ont In the large elevntor
of the Hungarian Mills and Elevator
Company Mt Denver on the 7th. For
n short time the blnxe threatened IN
develop into one Of the most dIsnstro rous
confinRrntions Of recent years. Encr.
gctic work on the part Of the Fire De.
pnrtmcnt. however. confined the fismc.
10 the building In which they orjginnt i.
I'd. u n crfimntcd TINT the damage 10
the building md contents II go, 0,OO0.
mitch OF which ID damaged by water,
The loss y fully covered By Insurance.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14

In every civilized country rich and poor
alike have found restored health and new
vigor in Paine's Celery Compound
Hard-working people of ordinary means
are to be congratulated, says an English
writer in reviewing the scientific work of
the last quarter of century, upon hav-
ing so easily within their reach today a
remedy which the wealthiest and most in
fuential persons must themselves use if
they would get the best that modern med
ical skill offers. Paine's Celery Compound
proves that the science of medicine has
kept pace with the wonderful progress
which characterizes tie life of the pres
ent generation"
The astonishing reputation that this
most wonderful of all remedies has ac-
quired is principally due to the word-of-
mouth recommendation and Endorsement
of men and women of the highest business
and social standing, as we'll as of those in
humber but no less important positions
who have themselves discovered its mer-
its.
Adeline. Countess Schimmelmann, whose
portrait is here given, in a recent letter
to the Wells & Richardson Company.
speaks of friends of hers who have been
benefited by Paine's Celery Compound,
and who first advised her to recommend
it to her sick friends.
The countess, as is well known, is a
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prominent member of the Danish court
Her coming to this country has been much
talked of. Her real object was one of
charity, for she is using her great wealth
and influence this winter in assisting
Danish people in the western states. She
is stopping in Chicago, and from there
writes her straightforward Endorsement
of Paine's Celery Compound
Women who are easily excited who
waste energy worrying over trifes who
are often sufferers from sick headache
and nervousness, should read the plain,
unbiased statements of what Paine's
Celery Compound has done for other
women.
Among the diseases that cause a vast
amount of needless suffering that may
be readily cured by Paine's Celery Com
pound are biliousness, torpid liver, head
ton, dyspepsia and general nervousness
and debility.
No man or woman who is continual lily
ailing can successfully carry on business
or be of much real comfort to the louise
hold.
And only a thoroughly nourished body
that has all the used-up, and therefore
harmful material promptly removed from
the blood and tissues can be healthy
adequate repair or elimination are incom-
pletely done, the organs need just such
help as Paines Celery Compound is fitted
TO give. No other remedy is so valuable
Where other remedies have failed Paine's
Celery Compound will succeed.
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corps; neither shall this act be con-
strued as changing the titles of officers
in the staff corps of the navy"
Mr.. Bailey (dem.) of Texas objected
to the abolition of the rank of commo-
dore. Our greatest sea captains had
held that rank, he said, in the hour of
their victories-Perry, Jones, Farragut,
Schley and Dewey. American tradi-
tons chung about the title of commo-
dore, and he was opposed to it's aboli-
ton to meet the social distinctions Of
foreign powers and foreign courts. 1t
might be only a sentiment, but he pre-
ferred an American sentiment to the
etiquette of foreign court. applause
Mr.. Dayton explained that the title of
commodore was unknown abroad. and
that on state occasions they did not
know where to place a commodore.
They may not know where to place
an American commodore at the dance, +"
interpos<d Mr.. Bailey, but they know
where to place him in the battle"
Without completing the consideration
OF the bill, the committee rose and at
q o'clock p. m. the House adjourned.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14
MONDAYS LIST.

The list for Monday is as follows:
2O15. Charles Paquin VS.. George F.
Hillman. H. C. Davis: H. NJ. Coney.
1922. 1. Plummer Adams VS.. Putnam
D. King. Dodge & Taft; Thayer G.
Rugg.
2S02. Albert D. Downing VS.. James
Oliver. j. A. Titus; Hopkins, Smith &
Hopkins, S. P. Smith.
2SO3. Lulu Maude Darling VS.. James
oliver. j. A. Titus; Hopkins, Smith &
Hopkins, S. P. Smith.
1854 Glen Cove Machine Co. VS.. Ar
thur F. Tyler ct al. c. r. Darling; S.
p. Smith
1886. Spencer Gas co. VS.. Worcester
and Suburban Street Railway Co. Rice,
King d Rice; B. w. Potter.
1852 Rebecca w. Wiggin VS.. Leon ".
Moreau Wood & Wood; Haggerty &
Kane.
SO46 Rosanna Morrison VS.. George f.
Day. Herbert S. Hopkins, Thomas L.
Brown; Dodge & Taft.
SOs1 Frederick w. Richardson VS..
commonwealth Of Massachusetts. II. E.
Cottle; attorney general.
3lOI Louis B. Gilbert VS.. George H.
Coolidge, exor Rice, King & Rice; b.
w. Potter.
1891 Oneida Carriage Works VS.. N.
p. r.. r. Co. Rice, King e. Rice f. A..
Farnham, F. p. Goulding.
1891 John Burns VS. Bridget Fitz-
patrick. Dodge & Taft; F. p. Brady.
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JOKE ON THEM.
Policemen Bolted Into Closet of House
They Were Watching.

A good story is going to the rounds,
regarding the experience of two of
Worcester's finest, who travel on Front
street Thursday night the officers in
question We're watching a house on
Spring street, when suddenly one OF
the occupants appeared on the stair
way.
The officers stepped into a small room
Off the stairs, supposing they had not
been seen by occupants of the building,
Such was not the case, however, and
their CONSERVATION may be imagined a
few minutes later when they heard a
bolt shoot into place. continuing them
in their somewhat cramped quarters,
and shrill feminine voices calling loud
ly for police.
1t was some time before the officers
were able to convince their captors that
they were not burglars, but officers of
the law engaged in the discharge of
their duty. The officers have been un-
able to figure out up to the present
time whether the women took them
for burglars, or whether they calculat-
ed on little fun at their expense. The
ruse succeeded at all events, although
the officers who figured in the affair
have little to say about it.
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TEMPERANCE WORKERS.

terday afternoon a communication was
received from II. l., johnson, the super
lntendent of the Worcester county truant
school at Oalsdale, asking that an interest
the city from the school, who have no
one to care for them. A letter was also
read from Hon. j. IL. Walker expressing
ms interest in the passage of the "Ellis
bill, the anti-eigarette bin and the anti
gambling bill.
Superintendents reports were given as
Iollows; Mrs. M ID. Ware, on the mis-
on soldiers and sailors Mrs. Lillian
wheeler, on City Hospital work: Miss
ID. ID. Barrows. on literature. The latter,
~ recording secretary, gave a very inter-
essting report of the years work. Mrs. e.
y. knights reported on petitions and cor
rospondence.
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THE PLAINTIFF. WINS.
Jury in North Dana Assault Case Re-
turns Verdict for $3.50.

The superior civil court was. occupied
yesterday morning in hearing the last
of the arguments in favor of George
H. Muller VS.. Orrin J. Powers. This
was an assault case, and has been on
trial during almost the whole week. 1t
was given to the jury at II o'clock yes
terday, and verdict was rendered for
the plaintiff for the sum of $2250.
The next case on trial was that Of
Milton r. Morse VS.. William~E. Car
roll of Worcester. This is an action of
contract. with the ad damnun at $500
Suit was brought to recover for labor
connected with the making and plac-
ing on the market of patent-b bearing
for machinery c. c. Milton appeared
for the plaintiff and Wood & Wood for
the defendant
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CONTINENTALS MEET.

The Worcester Continentals held a
meeting last evening at Continental
hall, which was attended by about 1;
members.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of considering what plan would
be followed to increase the member.
ship and place the organization upon a
sound footing once more
The members were very reticent re-
garding their plans. The meeting ad-
journed to next Friday evening.
1t is understood that the company
will use its best endeavor to recruit its
ranks, and there is said to be every
reason to believe that at the next
meeting a sufficient number of new
members will be proposed to recruit
the company up to the desired strength,
1t seems to be a prevailing opinion
about town that the Continentals
should continue in active service
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14
NO END OF TROUBLE

Pierre Frechette, gray haired resi-
cent OF this city, is in trouble, lots of
trouble. He was arrested vas+A,,7.,, ',
afternoon by Officers Horgan and
Davidson charged with drunkenness
and had barely arrived at the waIdo
street station house when George
Plouffe, who alleges that Fre,,,, = = :.
owes him $40 for board and lodpjn tr'e = - -
peared on the scene in search of no % = :.
10 prevent his lodger from leaving tow
last night. odhstoa
After considerable trouble PIouffa an
1lstea the services of Deputy Shariff
hayter' who served papers in civil vi
be due for board. 'eseu TO
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THANKS OF CONGRESS.
Resolution Introduced in Senate That
Gold Medal Pc Prepared for Miss Gould

Gold Medal Pc Prepared for Miss Gould
Washington, Jan. 13.-In the Senate
today, Mr.. McLaurin (dem.) of South
Carolina took strong grounds in a
carefully prepared speech against a
policy Of expansion by this country. He
cited as one of the principal reasons
why the United States should not as
sumo dominion over peoples who are
widely dlssimilar to the people of this
country, the experience of the south
with the negro race. He advocated the
adoption of the Vest resolution declar-
ing that this country could not main
tain permanently as colonies such ter
r1tory as the Philippines, and held
that it would be in opposition to this
spirit Of American Institutions to do
so.
Mr.. Sullivan -(dem) of Mississippi
and Mr.. Pasco Cdem) of Florida dis
! cussed the pending Nicaragua canal
DILL the former supporting it, and the
| latter opposing it, The Indian appro-
! prlation bill was taken up, but its con
slderation was not concluded before the
| hour of adjournment.
Mr. Allen of Nebraska introduced the
| following resolution: That a commit
|
! OF whom shall be members Of the same
political party, shall be appointed to
make full inquiry into the conduct Of
! the late war between the United States
| ana Spain. Said committee shall have
| plenary authority to inquire and report
on the advisability If the selection of
places OF encampment for the troops
ny the military authorities OF the Unit
ed States the time character and
| places of delivery Of conmissarv
quartermasters and medical stores. the
! quallty and quantity thereof and the
| regularity Of their delivery, and into All
| the Things in any manner affecting the
care. discipline and health of the
! troops in the field and in camp and into
all other matters and things in any
manner ahecting or bearing upon the
health regularity and discipline of the
! army, and whether there is lust cause
TO complain of the places of encamp-
ment, food, medical storec and quarter
masters supplies furnished"
objection was made to immediate
! consideration OF the resolution and it
went over.
During the course Of the debate owe,
| the Indian appropriation bill Mr.. GRAY
| OF Delaware introduced a Joint resolu-
| ton as follows:
THAT in recognition Of the patriotic
I devotion and bounteous benevolence OF
Miss Helen Miller Gould to the soldiers
of the army Of the United States dur
ing the war with Spain, the cordial a..
probation Of congress is hereby ten.
dered to her and congress hereby au-
! thorizes ana directs that gold medal
with appropriate designs, be prepared
| by the director Of the mint and said
medal be presented to her by the presi.
dent Of the United States at such time
and in such manner as he may deter
mine"
| The resolution was referred to the
committee on military affairs.
! The Senate adjourned at 500 % n,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14
HIS EYE WAS BURNED.

Walter A. Rice, % years old, of Il
Jacques, employed at Colvins foun-
dry, was badly burned about the right
eye by molten iron yesterday afternoon
Rice Is a moulder and was at work
pouring off when the red hot iron flew
burning him badly.
The injured man was hurried to the
city hospital where the doctors are con-
fident of saving his eye, although at
first 1t was feared he would lose his
sight
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-14
WARD FIVE BANQUET.
Arrangements Made for Gala Celebra
ton

IlOn.
The committee in charge Of the ward
celebration met at republican head
quarters last evening and applied the
finishing touches to the plans for that
event which is to take place in the
Creamerie next Tuesday evening.
Those present will assemble in the
small upper hall at 7.30 p. M, and
march down to the main hall at
O'Clock j. B. Stone has been chosen to
act as POSTMASTER, and there will be
speeches by a number of the invited
guests as well as members of the ward
5 committee. The entertainment pro-
gram will include songs by Edward D.
Cunningham, humorous selections by
Frank Cox, and mandolin selections by
A. Dalqulst. The invited guests Will in
clude Mayor Dodge, the members of the
board of aldermen and common couh-
Gil, the state representatives, state sem
ators the school committee and Rev.
Henry Hague. Tickets are selling we'll
and the attendance will probably be
very large.
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THE PROBATE COURT.

Administrators appointed-A. f. Jew.
EFT, for the estate of Theodore Jewett
of ClintonN estate valuation $500 per.
sonal: Eva j. Lyman, for the estate
of Frank S. Lyman of Warren, estate
valuation $1,000 real: W. |. Low, for the
estate of j. II. Low of Northbridge.
Trustee appointed-R. Hoar, under
the will Of Amos Brown ofi Worcester
estate valuation $10,5OO personal.
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JUDGEMENTS HANDED DOWN.

The following judgments have. been
handed down in recent civil cases tried
in the central district court - -. - -.
Allen ct AL VS.. Whitman ct al; for
plaintiff, $500; defendant appeals
Scannell VS.. Goggin; for defendant;
plaintiff appeals.
osheroff VS.. Rutslen, for defendant;
plaintiff appeals.
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AlECCck'S P PSs9ys

DO THEIR WORK WHILE YOU DO YOURS.
That is, il you have a lame or weak
PACK, cola, sore chest or muscles and
put on the plaster and 20 about vo,r
work, cure follows, sometimes imme.
dlately. They are the only good piastors
Don't accept substitute whether cheap
or costly.
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symposium, largely through the efforts
Of the Board of Trade. 1t is probable
that meeting of the directors will be
called at once to take action in regard
to the matter
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WESLEYAN ALUMNI

me ninth annual reunion of the Roc
ton Alumni Association of the WesieS S-
an academy, Wilbraham, will be held
next thursday evening at the ITnitad
States Hotel, Boston. o"i'eo
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pr. nulrs Cough s,ynp Is the Rest

medicine for sore throat laryngitis, ouIn-
sy or tonsilitis. Every drop of 1t soothes
and heals. A rs cent bottle of this Won
derful remedy will cure cough or cold in
one day.
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Dyspepsia.
Only Those. Who Actually
Suffer Know Its TerrOrS.
DySpeptlcs Find Life Robbed of
All Joy.
There is No Need to Suffer
with Indigestion,
Or Fear Many Serious Complications
|. that Follow in the.Wake of
Dyspepsia.
VinOl, Wine of Cod Liver Oil,
Acts Beneficially upon
the Stomach.
II Enables the Food TO be Properly
AsSimilated.
We Endorse and Guarantee
the Action of VinOl,
And Refund the Cost to Anybody
Who is Dissatisfied after Giving
Vin0l Fair Trial.
It Enables the Food TO be Properly
AsSimilated.
We Endorse and Guarantee
the Action of VinOl,
And Refund the Cost to Anybody
Who is Dissatisfied after Giving
Vinol Fair Trial.

Dyspepsia is responsible for many ills
sound, healthy body and a clear brain
cannot exist if the stomach does not OBJ
tain proper nourishment from the food
All sorts Of terrible complications ensue
when the digestion is impaired. Health
only comes when proper remedy enables
the stomach to get for itself the neces-
sary amount of nourishment
There is no medicine that will do this
more effectually than Yinol-wine Of cod
liver oil. Vinol tastes delicious, and con-
tains the active curative principles of the
Gods liver. Vinol acts in most favora-
bic manner upon the digestive functions.
Ninoi while it aids digestion, also fulills
Its mission as tonic, rebuilder and an
Alternative.
Come to our store and see how delicious
Vinol is. Try Vinol and if you do not
find it all we claim for it, we will refund
you your money.
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DIAMONDS.

We lead for bargains. as heretofore.
We can give you more for your money
than any house in the city. Wo carry
big line Of unset diamonds, opals, rubies
and sapphires. You select your own set
ting and have them set any. style you de-
sire as we have full line Of new IA X.
mountings.
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Elsie Norgren, 12 wears old M %
Perry street slipped and fell on the lev
sidewalk yesterday afternoon fractur-
ing her right arm. She was taken to the
city hospital where the fracture was
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-23
A PHILANTHROPIST.
He Was Going to Get Rich and Get
Up Something to Cool the
People OF.

eyes, sir" exclaimed the man with g.
linen buster and a high.crowned straw hat,
I'm going to do it"
What are you going to do?" asked the
policeman to whom the stranger had ad.
dressed himself. 4
"You know" he went on, without heed
ing the question, that the summer months
are invariably marked by increased out.
breaks of all kinds. Mems angry passions
seem to rise with the thermometer"
What were you threatening just now"
asked the policeman, sternly.
Threatening
Eyes. You said you were going to do
something. What are you going to do"
I'm going to get rich. I'm going to get
some steady employment and save up my
money and invest it judiciously and get
rich. There's no end Of good you can do
with riches. Rich men are doing great
deal of good now. They establish schools
and colleges and libraries and let the people
get acquainted with the soothing thoughts
of philosophy and the sublimities of science.
But in the months of July and August you,
as practical criminologist, have doubtless
observed philosophy and science don't work.
BY the time | have got rich there will be,
all the colleges and libraries that there will
be need of, and will cap the summit of
our civilization with bequest for NAM
moth marble refrigerator in each town, so
that when anybody feels his Indignation
rising he can go there and wander up and
down the stately corridors and cool off,
Washington Star
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-23

the divil's own time getting that mon
key. First he would appear in one
place, and when his pursuers would
get near he would disappear and in a
second show up some place else. He
appeared to enjoy this game of hide
and seek, but was rather coy of acting
in front of the crowd. At last, by dint
of much strategy and the use of a
handful of nuts, one of the animal
keepers succeeded in corralling him on
a brakebeam, and it was all over. The
filibustering monkey was placed in the
car with the rest of his race ami
chained up for safety.
"In the hustle and hustle of loading
the animals on the train he had got
away and hid himself on one of the
car trucks, and when the train startC d
he meandered around. He probably
uncoupled the train pipe the first time
by accident, and seeing he had caused
quite hubbub tried it over and over
again, with more satisfactory results
When we got going nicely again
yelled over to Murf and says:
"'The next time you get your shirt
on wrong you leave it that way, no mat
ter if they take you for fleet of ferry
boats IN. Y. Sun,
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snge of snMhaw Saws.

Improving yourself is the surest way
to improve your situation.
The totally depraved person is one
that is certain all are us bad as he.
Every man to his calling-even the
bell boy.
All men are put out when they are
taken in.
Somehow it seems to be only The
the young man that is spoken of as
model.
Perhaps the son that stayed at home
had expected to market the fatted calf
The barber is not especially apt to
speak of his small boy as shaver
Grain spectators are pitted against
each Other.
The father who insists en- ruling the
parlor is a sort of a court marshal. -
Chicago Democrat