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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25
Bon etmer sfra,. enteedt.

Bieoerum 1T cine sroBe Gntbeduns
semadt tuorben unb atuar bon elmer
Dame aus bieiem 2an6e. xDie &ran>
belt bate iie nit ibren &lauen sepadt
unb fieben Sabre lang lit iie bic drs=
iten Aualen, aber ibre Drsane tparen
aufs duBerte seidipddt unb ber Sob
i9ien nabe beborfebenb. Drei Monats
buitete iie ,inaufb5rli9 unb fonnte fe;s
men @dlaf finoen. @6lieBli9 aber
eatSedte fie ben @es sur @eneiuns
inbem iie bun uns cine Jlaide bon Or.
Sings @euer gntbeduns fir @diuinos
iu9t faufte unb idon Die erite Doiis ba>
BON neridaffte ihr 10 piel Grlei1terung,
oab iie bic sanse gta6t fdlafen fonnte
unb bnr9 ben @ebraud BON nur 3tpei
6lafhen tuurbe iie pollItdnbia fnrirt.
Sbr Name 1T 5rau 2ntber 2ub." 60
idreiben 8. 6. Sammod & 60. in
Sbelbp, Norbs garolina. HrobeilaIde
frei in Der Gpotbek bon S. &alteper &
Son. 3eeuldre Glaiden so Gents unb
$1.0O. Sebe 6lai9e iuiro aarantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25

10 plunber? 9as Q(nIinnet i6eint mir
iebr annebmbor. gSle Ou ipirtbI9afteit,
tuirIf 9u Itets neue ginnabmen n6tbie
baben. Menn Der 9ame an 9einem
piniel 10 biel eelegsn 1T, tpiro lie nit
Dem 9onorar nidt tnauiern. Sd lieBe
mir an 9einer Gtelle iol6e Gelesenbett
ni6t entseben. 9te Berion Der 9luftrag=
eeberin tpdre mir babel lnebr als glei9z
siltig,
uS6-i1 babe feline gu !" mari
oenn ni6t er3a6lt2 9ie ga9e 1T mir
unipmpatbii6. Mas lie ii9 etmas
malen lailen, BON mem lie mill. =
ST iaete es erre9t, neil i'm @runbe
feiner Geele Elm beftiees unb madienbes
@erlansen lid reste, Der Marqutie tuie=
Der eegeniiberautreten.
r0eine 2aune iit iebr untlus, tabelte
v9as oeritebit 9u ni6t. SD tann
ni6t un's tdelide 8rOb malen. Sd
bin fein Millereiel. Sir Gleii9er unb
8dder arbeite i'd ni9t."
.9tber fir Weib unb &inb bod
tpobl, " iaste Olaf rubis. pgla, made
mas 9u tpillff. Sd tuerbe tratpiiden
9eines Sunsen @einung iiber bieie
&lapper einbolen.
llnb er flopfte an bic Sbiir bon gre-
tas @obnsimmer.
Glaufen blieb in beftieer unrube 5u-
rid. Wenn er &ade nebmen tuollte,
blieb bieie Gelegenbeit bic bette, bOrauss
iidtli6 Die ein5ige.
gnbli6 entidlob er fid, binauseben
unb absulebnen, nnb ii9 10 auf Soften
ihtes bo6fabrenben 5elbfgefiibls f9ab-
log gu balten fur Die erlittene 2rdn-
flung. gr meinte bann einen enb-
giltisen Stri6 burd feline 8e3iehuneen
3u Der Marquiie 3i aieben.
(Nprtfebung fplgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25
RnpfersSteber.

Oas NeueRe auf benz @ebiete Der
8erswerfs unternsbmen 1T. mie tas
@1o mittbeiIt. bas gegenmdrtig tn ari'
aona unb angren3eabeu @sbieteu berr
f@eube nRupfer Jieber", penn mon
bieien 4usbrud gebrau@sn barf
Na9bem R@ fett Sabren bic Notirun.
gen fur 8upfer stpif9en 8 unb 13
Gents per pfunb beme9t batteu, begann
mobl infoIse ber bur9 bie uisleu neueu
elettrii1en 0e,tsbrsanlagen berboree,
rufenen geftsieerten Na6ftase I'm oori.
gen Sabre cine trdftiee Anfmdrts betpes.
ung beg pteiies. Das MetaQ iiieg
auf Ia, baan auf 16 unh f9lieBli1
@nbs lebten Gommers auf II Gents.
eteptii9e @emitber ertIdrten, ioI9e
preiie t6anen teinen Befanb baben,
inbef1en murben TN 0erbft 18 geuts er.
aielt unb Ia ben Iebten Wo4eu fogar
19. SEPT bat fi9 In Ari3oua eine
.@opper @ra3e3 entmidelt, Die ibreS
elei@en fuGt. Sober Weni9 fu6t
Rupfer. iebr bdufis NIT grfoIs, ba
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Gig;a. ;oa ss;o w. aIo,s a1I., ~, 'estssS aS.
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iara ~; Iys' 1 aoo % hs.r" 0asa sar;.ih.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25

BET glei6er prosrefRon tptirbeu FIRE.
den am gnbe bes 20. Sabrbunberts
eusi. $50. beutftb 2l0, ruiRi@ 233,
frau36Rf9 IS, italientf@ n uub ipa.
nif9 "a Miaionen Weui9en. Oieie
3ableu fub fir bie Iateinif@eu @afIen,
bte eine nett seriusere 3umabme auf.
weiieu. als BE sermaniidbe. BON ein.
brineli@er Berebfamteit. llmgetebrt
Rnb He aeeisnet, ben Sab, baB ben aers
manii@en @afen (uebeu Der ruffi&eu)
bie 3utunft Der Weltsei@i@te gsb6re,
nadbriidli4 au ffitben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25
U u 8 la n b..

- Ote Jhbrer Der Yarteten tn prett'
bif9en 2anbtage finb Der Mnf9t, bab
BITE AbIebnung Der aaualporlage BITE
fblimmfie yfieberlage III, tuel9e bie @e.
gierung felt ber @pnflifts3eit TN Sabre
1862 erlttten bat. Die liberaIen 3eitans
gen berIangen bie Nuf6iung bes 2anb.
tages. beun He m69ten oils Derbanbete
bes aaiierS auftreten. Die v2reu3.
5eitung" mittert cine erpBe @efabr uub
ertldrt, bab eine, Auf6iung bes 8anb.
tages nur ben Oemotraten nhbeu Ton.
ne. Sic III I'm boben @rabe tiber bic
6altung bes GHraen 6obenlobe ent.
rafet, melGer ertldrte, baB bic Mhn.
fde Der @onierpatipen unb Mgrarter
betreif8 ueuer 0anbelSbertrdse teine
8eradRGtiguug finben f6nueu, 10 lan'
ge, bieie Yarteien @eguer ber aanal.
DorIage ieteu. 0obeulobe unb Miauel
iuerbeu als 6n3ialitenfreunbe beaei@s
net, beren Mmtsoauer balb au @nbe
aebe.
= Aus ber aapaabt uirb gef@rtes
Ben: Mm Iebten Sonntag murbe in
alleu air1en ber 2apcolouie uut bes
Oranie Greifaates um cine friebliGe
26iung Der 2riiis gebetet. pafor
Guptler, elmer ber angeiebeniten Dol.
Idubif9en reformirteu @eiftli&en. mics
auf bie ensen Hanbe bin. welde bic
0oaduber tn ber 4apcolonis NIT benen
tn SrauspaaI berbinbeu. uub fttgte
binsu, baB fe bie grobe Gamilte Der
4frifauer bilbeten. .@ean es ben
&rieg ertldrte,1 faete er. swarbe @robs
britannien eiu i9eubli9es 8erbre@eu
Dor Soft unb ben. Wenf9en begeben,
uub einen Bhrsertries berporrufen.1
Sn Jobannisburg MAIDEN F6 3et4en
iua9ienber grreguus geltens. Auf
ben 8abubofen famn:eln fth grobe
Neni9enmafien ON unb brhden ibre
WiBbiaigung aber 0ieieniseu aus,
uel9e bic 6tabt berlofen unb fi4
ua@ ber aapcolonie unb Natal be-
geben.
- Mus Berlin iuirb uieberbolt ber'
f9ert, bab Der 9ailer baS Abf@lebs'
seiu@ bes seiammten Cabinets abge'
lebut babe. Spdter erit lou eiae tbeil'
meife grneuerung bsHelbeu erfolgen.
Or. b. Miqusl, Der Gtuan3miniter
unb 0iee.p premierminifter. Rbt fefer
tn Saitel oils fe. $rob ieines 3ornes
anf bie gortferpatipen nth Der 8atier
bod ui9t bbais NIT ibuen bre@en.
Gin Bhubnib Der Regieruug unb Der
Grei1uniseu eri@eiut ibm ni@t rs@i
anuebmbar.
= Sn Der b6bmil9en Stabt @rab'
lib tif es su sinem 3uiammeuifob 3tpt'
f9en Deutf9en unb g3e&en eetomuten.
Die Genbnrmerie, ueI@e bie offsntlt'
den @ebdube bema@te, uurbe NIT
Sieinen bombaIbirt unb bei4ohea,
mDrauf He bonn Sdbel Uebran@ ma4te,
nobel bier periouen get0btet unb mebs
rere permuEbet murben. Wa9bem
Beradrfung unb 3ruppen angelangi
uaren, purbe bic Rube uieber berge'
felli.
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gr ,tarrte bte Mer3te.

Glle Mer5te erfldrten benz Mr. genid
9amilton bon @eft Sefferion, 0bio,
nadbem er 1S Monate lang at einer
Darm>Giitel selitten bate, baB er ferz
ben mdiie, tpenn nidt eine foitipielise
Operation on ibm aussefiibrt tuiirbe,
aber er fltrirte iib ielbit bur6 bic sln=
tuenbuns bon flint Gdadteln bon 8ud@
lens Mrnica Galbe, 6as fderite Sd=
morrboiben Mittel auf grben uno bic
bette Galbe, bic es iiberbaupt siebt.
IS Gents Die Sda@tel. gu baben in
Der apotbefe ppn S. &altener & Con.
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Der Mppetit etmer 8teae

miro benei6et bon jenen armen Dpspeps
titern. beren Masen unb 2eber auBer
Sronuns iiuo. slle 9ieie foIten tpil=
len. bob Or. Sings Neue 2ebenss sgsitien,
bieie ipanberpolle Masen- mub 2ebers
Mebiein, einen prddtisen Gppetit Der.
lesben, ioiuie seiunbe Werbauung unb
reaslmdbise a0rperseiuobnheIteu, iueldbe
oolige @eiunbbeit unb aroBe gneraie
8etudbrleiiten. glur rs Gents. 4u 6a.
ben in Der Gpptbefe bon S. aalteper &
Con.
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Der aampf Der amltaripra&ea.

Der engIii@e Stotilfiser 2eiuis Gar.
noe bat etae iuterefante Statiait bas
rttber aufgeaeat. uie bic mi&tieiien
au!turfpra9en. bic eneIii@e, beutf9e,
ruffti9e, fraua6RiGe. italienifte unb
ipantf@e. RG felt bem Is. Sabrbuabert
ettmtdslt, unb meiter, mas R1 mad
benz geeenmdrtisen Sang Der Gntmide.
lung fir bte 3utunft, bas 20. Sabr.
bunbert, anuebmen IdBt. gine bon
ibm aufgefelIte Isabelle bsrauf@auIi@t
bies beutlib:
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gOntberm Ractite 0abn.
Mbfabrt.

Ma9 a2eip Orleans, Gpuitpn mnh @al,
venom tdsli@ 1910 9aittass ,inb
$50 QIbenbs s...................
aa@G Eagle HaB, Merico &c. IL so Horm.
Na6 Galifornieit ..... .4:45 Na1m.
Mnfunft.
Bon Nem Orleans, 9oufon unb 0al.
pefon tdali@ 7::25 Worm. unb 4:25
Na1m. .......................
Bon @alifprnien &c. e.......1 80 8orui.
Bon eagle 8aB utb Merico 700
Mben0S. ................
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.. n. = n. p. 0abm.
Mbfahrt.

Na@ @alpefon, Souiton unb Guers
td9li9 ..............9:OO Worl.
Rad Corpus Gbriiti, Nranias asaS uih
Heepille tdsli9 .......1:OO Ma9m.
3a@ &errpilIe tdsli6, nussenommeu
@onnabenbs u.Sonntass 3 :15gaa9m
gta4 &errniqe, SOnntass. 8: 80 Born.
Na4&errpiGe, ,Sonnabenbs a :3O9fa1m.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpetou, Souiton unb guerf
td9lt@ .............7:OO AbenD&.
Bon Corpus @brifti, Granias Bab unf
8eepille tdgli9 .......2:20 Ha4m
BON aerrpilIe tdsli9, oussenommeu
Sonntass unbW Woutass 10 :45@orm.
8on &errpille, Sonntass 6 80 Nbenbs.
Bon &errpille, Montass :2b Born.
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NJ. g. q =. Dabn.
Nbfabrt.

Na@ @oco, Sort Wortb, Dallas, Ron.
ias gitp, St. Souls unb Chicago tde.
lid 5 100 Morsens unb $50 Nbenba.
Gnfunft.
Bon Chicago, 81. 9ouis, 9anIas Gitp,
Dallas. Glrt Bortb unb Waeo, tdo.
lid :. .8 80 Borm. unb 10 30 Nben6s.
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@ulf Gbore /. 0abn.
Nbfahrt.

Na9 @todoale, tdsli@, aussenommen
Sonrta9S... 800 8prm.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdsIi9, aussenommen
Sonntaas...........3:00N Na9m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25

Garotmmtb'S "KOH-I-NOOR"
8Ietfift bolt ldnger an oils 8 an,
bere. Wtan feae cine probt an.
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U funft.

Bon galiiornien, Dientas unb 5rei<
tag. ...............3. .3.15 Wt0r9eltS.
Bon Mep Orleans, Dienltas unb Greis
taa... .................2.OO Na4m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-08-25

,ga, proiif, 2lauiien u rief Der
gemobl ber fei6en Soubrette, Die nit
ibrem @tumpfndsden aflerliebit naie-
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Sumiet 2insiteb.

Ma9 galifornien, 5reitass 1886 Mors.
Mad SEEM Orleans, Dienitas uno Grei=
t09. ................ .S.20 gt11m.
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gn einem Der fOlsenoen Sage erbieIt
er cine brieflide 9lufforberuns Der Mar-
QUITE, fid bebufs geii9tisuns unb Guf.
fril6ung tpertbpOller alter gemdlbe in
ibrer @obnuns einfinoen gu tpollen.
slauiien, bas buftenoe Billet baftig
iiberflieoeno, mari es 5unddit miBddts
li6 in cine gde ieines S6reibtiides.
.Dos follte mir eerabe fe9len SEPT
liegt Die entideiouns bel mir. @es
nit bem plunber J"
Olaf, tpel6er geraoe sugegen mar.
nnhm ben 9rief auf unb las ibn: sWie
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10
A LOAFING RACE.
Leighton is An Easy
Victor at Leon
mister Race.
SCRIBNER is MUCH TOO SLOW.
Two Hundred Rooters Be-
come Disguised With Lazy
Work Performed.
SCRIBNER is MUCH TOO SLOW.

Clinton, Sept. 9.-Almost 200 people
Leominster, to see the race between C..
r. Leighton and A. o. Scribner for the
bicycle championship of Clinton.
The race was won by Leighton easily
in two out of three heats, justifying the
sports who backed Leighton for a ia
vorite.
The race was the outgrowth of a chal-
lenge made by Mr.. Scribner as accepted
by Leighton. Each man put up $780,
Mr.. Leighton is to that extent better off
this evening. From a spectacular
standpoint the race was a failure The
men came on to the track about 8
O'clock in racing costume. 1t seemed
as if Leighton was in much better con-
dition, although Scribner had been first
in training.
The first heat was a mile, which had
to be run on a quarter-mile track.
Aside from it's smallness, however, the
Pinehurst track is all right 1t is well
banked and well kept, and no excuse
for the slow time, or rather absence of
time, that resulted.
Both men started with the command,
other to take the lead. Finally Scrib-
ner started slowly, with Leighton fol-
lowing slowly behind. This procession
proceeded at the pace of cortege until
the last quarter, when Leighton made a
sprint and drew rapidly away from
Scribner, finishing the mile several rods
in advance. 1t was seen that Leighton
was not only a better sprinter and
speedier man, but a steadier rider.
The two other heats were a half-mile
each. After a little rest the men start
ed as before to drag through most of
the distance. This time Leighton lost
by yard or so. 1t looked as if he de-
layed sprinting too long.
In the next heat he made no such err
ror, and crossed the line almost as far
ahead as in the first heat.
The victor was cEeered. Some money
changed hands on the result. Leighton
is an all-around amateur athlete, or
was until this race, in which he sacri-
feed his amateur standing. Scribner
was an amateur before the race Here
after he will have to ride as a profess
sional Leighton is accounted one Of
the best basket ball players in the
country. He is also a splendid tennis
player.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10
BUILDERS OF COLUMBIA.
The Phenomenal Herreshofts, "Nat'
and His Blind Brother.

No less interesting than the Column
bia herself are the master minds that
designed and built her, says the Re
view of Reviews. When Edward Bur
CESS died eight years ago, it looked as
| If it would be hard, indeed, to fill the
place of the famous Boston builder,
who gave us the victorious Puritan,
Maynower and Volunteer in three sue
cessive years. Yet, strangely enough,
a vessel was already on the way to com
| pletion which has quite reVolutionized
yacht architecture. The ideas of NAT
| Herreshoff, which embodied the Glori-
ana, are responsible for many of the
most conspicuous characteristics of
both Columbia and Shamrock.
| The Herreshoff Manufacturing Com
pany consists of John b., the president
and business manager, and his young
er brother, Nathaniel G. (known to ey-
cry one with any nautical knowingness
as 'NatD, who is. responsible for the
| designing and construction
| They come of long line of sailors and
! boat builders. The elder brother gave
promise of being a phenomenal design
er when the family aff1iction of blind
| ness came upon him at the age of TX
The work he does, however, is hardly
less surprising than the actual planning
of boat The entire charge of the
company's affairs is in his hands; he
attends to all the correspondence with
an amanuensis, and his power of carry
ing intricate details in his head seems
little short of miraculous.
1t is said that some years ago. agents
OF South American government came
to him to order three torpedo boats Of
novel pattern, and some quite unusu
al features. They described them 60
the blind man and asked for price
on the work. He told them it was n
dlf1cult job to estimate CO. and that he
would probably require half an hour to
work II out. And in that time he fin
lshed his calculations ana presented
quotations which were entirely salts
factory to the visitors. Moreover the
completed boats proved exactly accord
ing to agreement
Another story widely credited tells Of
his going aboard one of the firms sail
ing craft which had not come I'M tn
expectations, and had been brought
| back to the yard for some changes. Mr.,
t1erreshon went on board Che constant
~ conducts visitors all over the shops.
yards and boats, explaining everything
with such minuteness that one cannot
help glanctng at him to make sure of
| his lack of sight and presently STUN
his lack of sight and presently stun
Now. who put that cleat there, I
wonder?' he claimed. mo wonder she
won't sail If they change the lead of
the sheets in that way
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Column Stories Boiled to Paragraphs
for Quick Reading.

Clinton, Sept. 9.-Manager P. F. Can
non opened the theatre two weeks ago.
He. opens in earnest Monday evening.
with Darkest Russia, which will be Civ
en- by the Bennett Moulton company,
a repertoire company that, Mr.. Can
non says, does the best of work. There
will be six evening performances and
three matinees Tuesday evening will
be The senator's wife; Wednesday,
DADS girl Thursday, Prisoner of
Algiers"; Saturday, "A girl Of the
mines" The senator's wife" will be
repeated at Thursdays matinee. The
play for Friday evening will be an
nounced.
Clinton Historical Society will hold
its annual meeting Monday evening.
Former Town Solicitor Thomas F. Lar
kin will address the society. The cleo
ton of officers will be held
Former Mayor Edward l.. Davis and
James Draper, chairman of the Wor-
cester parks commission, were guests
OF Henry N. Bigelow yesterday.
Franklin Unity holds a harvest fes-
tlVal next month. The date will be an
nounced later.
The Christian Scientists, who are a
growing sect here will occupy their
new rooms in Pierce block tomorrow.
me rooms have been comfortably fur
nished for their meetings.
The All Clinton base ball team play
ed game with a base ball team from
Leominster at the grounds this after
noon. The game was closely PLAYED
ana resulted in score Of 10 to for
the home team.
Miss Mary ]. Wheeler, a graduate Of
Clinton hospital, has located in North
ooro, where she will practice as a pro-
fessional nurse.
Tree Warden Frank P. Sawyer has ta-
ken a determined stand against the
practice Of mailing handbills, signs and
other advertising matter to trees with
IN ms jurisdiction. He has given no
tice that there are laws forbiddino thje
sort of thing and that he will enforna
them against offenders, who are detect :
ed NOOSSt-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10
PASTORS RETURN.

All of the Clinton Churches Will Have
Regular Services Today.
Clinton, Sept 9.-Tomorrow all the
pastors of local churches will be in their
pulpits for the first time in some weeks.
They have returned from summer va
cations refreshed in body and prepared
to conduct a vigorous fall campaign.
At 1880 service in the Methodist Church
Rev. A. NJ. Osgood will preach on RE
lation of human will to moral integrity
and religious usefulness" Rev. A. S.
Brown will preach at First Baptist
Church on New creation. Rev. j. H.
Moorehead, Rev. ]. c. Duncan and Rev.
W. w. Jordan will address their re-
spective congregations.
The a o'clock meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be adj
dressed by F. R. Spalding of Worces-
ter. The meeting will be held in the
open air.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10
GEORGE NELSON SMITH.
Death of Well Known Wooden Man.
ufacturer Occurred in Sutton.

Sutton, Sept. 9.-George Nelson
Smith, an esteemed citizen of this place,
died this morning, after a long and
painful illness, resulting from dysen-
terry. He was born in Mendon Dec 2S,
1925, and was therefore in his 74th year.
He was married to Cordelia Butler of
Woonsocket, r. l., Sept. II, 184S, and
besides the widow, two sons survive
him, Edward H. of Providence. r. l.,
and George w. of Uxbridge, besides five
brothers Albert e. and Hiram A. of
Leicester, John A. Of Chicago, Ill. /:
Henry A. of Lawrence and Frank of
Tatnuck; also one sister, Olive A. of
Blackstone
Mr. Smith received his education in
the public schools of Blackstone, and
at an early age learned the trade of his
father which was a dyer, and was ta-
ken up by each brother as soon as he
had received his education.
When he was very young he in com
pany with his brother James, bought a
wooden mill in Mapleville. r. l.. and
was very successful He went from
there to Cherry Valley as a mill owner,
and has since been agent for the Attain
ia mills of Millbury, the Fox mills of
Worcester and the wooden mills in
Graniteville r.. l., and has also been
financially interested in each. His last
place of business was as superintendent
of the Hope Valley mills in Rhode Is
land, but failing health compelled him
to retire from business, and he pur-
chased and made many improvements
in his present home in Sutton, where he
had lived in quiet and comfort for the
last two years.
He was o member of the Tyrian Roy
al Arch of Millbury. The funeral ar
rangements have not been completed
but burial will be in Hope cemetery,
Worcester.
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individuals of Gin
ton Committee
Favor Him.
CAUCUS WILL Be HELD SEPT. 26.
Town Committee Will Not
Bias Voters by Making
Suggestions.

Clinton, Sept. 9.-The republican eau
Gus will be held Sept 26. The date was
fixed at a meeting of the town commit
tee. last night. Not all of the members
of the committee We're present. Another
meeting will be held in the near future.
If there was ever any doubt about the
position of the members of the commit
tee as individuals in the Guild-Bates
contest, there is none since last night.
The sentiment of the committee was
almost unanimous that Guild ought to
be the man.
Nevertheless, the committee will leave
it to the caucus to pledge the delegates
to the state convention If they are to
go pledged, and will make no effort to
influence them.
1t is the custom of the town commit
tee to recommend he delegations. If
there is no opposition the recommends
lions are adopted by the voters, and
usually If there is opposition.
The men who would go upon the dele
gate ticket TO be voted for will be by
inclination Guild men.
There is some talk among the demo-
Gratis of the representative district of
contrasting the election for representa-
tive, making the transactions of the
metropolitan water board the issue. The
principal democratic hope of success in
this event is based upon the circum-
stance that the town gave Hon. John
w. Coreoran SCI majority for senator,
although Mr.. Corcoran was defeated in
the senatorial district.
This was four years ago. The majority
OF the republican representatives in the
district last year was less than Mr.. Cor
corsn's majority In Clinton. The dark
side of the story is that the democracy
has few men of the Corcoran type who
are eligible as candidates Judge Cor
coran is not only an expo rienced poll
tician, but he can take the stump, and
be has many admirers among republic
cans.
There is little doubt but that the
towns wrongs by reason of Wachusett
reservoir, are many and grievous. Two
representatives from Clinton would be
none too many to get them righted. I'm
fortunately Clinton republicans are only
permitted to nominate one OF the two
candidates allowed to the district. S.
Ives Wallace. tie representative from
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RENTS ARE SCARCE.

Clinton, Sept. 9.-When the post Of
fee was changed from the bank build
ing 10 The bank annex, the Young Mems
Christian Association was forced TO find
the best quarters il could in a hurry.
The association finally made a location
in Association black, where 1t is com
fortably situated. The original idea
was TO change as soon as possible TO
quarters further up High street. II
looks now as If the association would
not change before next year. Not only
is the organization doing well. where it
is, so that change is not imperative.