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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-28
TEAM 5 WINS.
hancock eowing Tournament Closes
With the Above Result.

Inc HnaI games in the Hancock Clubs
bowling tournament were PLAYED Iasf
evening at the club rooms. and resnlted
in a victory for Team No. = which 1ro,,
me series. The game last night was won
ny Ie"m No by margin of IS pins.
me scores of last nights game follow;
.rN.-lrn :.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

the decision with great satisfaction.
The Peace Conference is much dis
cussed The fact that DIR. Zorn was ac-
companied to Berlin from the Hague last
week by Frederick Hollis secretary of the
American delegation, was much COM
mented upon The Hamburg cores spondent
sees proof that the Americans al The
Hague considered it important to act in
harmony with the Germans. 1t is believed
that the German Government is anxious
TO try every practicable method with the
other great powers, and especially Rus
sia and the United States to reach an
agreement
Emperor William arrived at Kiel on
the same day. The Empress. the Grand
Dukes of Oldenburg and Sake Weimar,
Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria and the Min
lister of Marine are attending the regatta.
Several races were sailed inside and out
side the harbor Thursday yesterday an /
to-day. His Majesty's yacht Meteor won
a sea race to-day. the Emperor command
ing The sport will continue until July
4 when the Emperor will begin his
Norwegian trip in the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern. There were 502 yachts and
other boats entered for the regatta. Last
Vear there were 4S3.
Exclusive of the torpedo fotilla thirty
two German warships are anchored off
Kiel So far the weather has been un-
favorable for racing.
The Emperor after his return from
Norway will have a conference with En-
neror Francis Joseph of Austria, and the
Prince Regent of Bavaria, at Reichen-
hall.
The Imperial Chancellor. Prince Hohen.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
SHELTER FOR MADEIRA.
New Plant to Be in Operation With
in Ninet Days.

MADEIRA, June Notwithstanding
the competition of many points in the San
Joaquin Valley, MADEIRA has secured the
location of the smeiter to be erected by
the California Copper Company. The
plant will be erected on the north bank of
the Fresno River, about midway between
the Southern Pacific and Valley railroads
and close to the town of MADEIRA. 1t is
will be in operation within ninety davs
The site. consisting of 200 acres. has been
surveyed and wel-borers will commence
work Immediately to obtain water for the
operation of the works.
The securing of this enterprise is q sig
nal victory for the Chamber of Commerce
and the citizens of MADEIRA, as competi-
ton was strong, and great influence was
brought to bear to have the smelter
erected on some other site At one time,
when the prize was supposed to have been
won, influence was used to get the smell
ter located at Herndor and later at a
point on the Valley road, on the San
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burned | have declined an offer of s., go
900 for the land on which the hotel stood.
The Baldwin will not be rebuilt The land
is for sale When / sell this land | can
pay all my debts and still have an in
come of several thousand dollars a
month.
Il came down here to take the active
management of my Santa Anita ranch.
The report is not true that | have dis
charged all my white help and hired
Chinese exclusively. But a Chinaman,
'ngger' or Kanaka can get a job on my
ranch if l need help.
Il have been down here to develop
water. For the past seven years [ have
been furnishing my neighbors water free
Now ! propose to charge them for the
liquid. L have built a tunnel 5000 feet
long into the mountains north of Santa
Anita and will have 200 inches of water
within short time.
II own seven ranches in Southern Cali
fornia, and had my Puente ranch alone
sold for more than 50 100000. but the fell
low was Hollander and he backed out
because he was afraid to come over dur
ing the war
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
GERMANS CHARGE
UNFR|ENDL|NESS
Not Satisfied With Sa-
moan Decisions.
Copyrighted, 1899. by the Associated Press.

Copyrighted, 1899. by the Associated Press.
RERLIN. June 24.-The Cologne Gazette
is most dissatisfied with the Samoan Com
missions decisions. 1t says the failure to
remove Chief Justice Chambers is in a
high degree Unfriendliness upon the part
Of Great Britain and the United States
toward Germany.
The trade relations between the United
States and Germany continue to attract
considerable attention. The chief Agra
rian organ. the DeutsChe Tages Zeitung.
leaves no doubt that Count Won Kantz' )
motion for a modification Of the tariff of
1.-q as cabled to the Associated Press
June Is. was aimed at the United States
and was intended to counteract the differ
errial treatment of German sugar and
the reciprocity concession to France. The
paDer reiterates the charge that the
United States has broken the-most-faV-
ordination clause of the treaty with Ger
many and points to the complaints of ex-
porters at the alleged annoyance they are
subjected 10 by the United States customs
officials
The report of the Society of Berlin Mer-
chants and Manufacturers complains that
the United States customs officials arhl-
trarily raise invoices without regard 10
the prices paid in the country of origin,
and it is claimed the United States customs
methods operate especially TO the dlsdu-
vantage of German manufactures upon
which a drawback has been paid. The
report further asserts that the price
proved to have been paid in Germany
should be accepted final in the Unite
states, and adds that the prospect of bet
.er treatment of foreign exports is very
light. o,,
port also complains that the United
States tariff policy is growing more in
tolera6le'' and sees no prospect of finding
a market to replace that Of the United
States hence it concludes the export of
textiles is threatened with narrowing
market in the immediate future
T|he Elberfeld Chamber of Commerce.
complains that many looms in Germany
have to stand idle because the usual
American orders have not arrived. and
saws: "The Dingley tariff law is having
serious consequences in Germany The
eXnorts of textiles are declining"
The editor of the Voerwaerts. the So
cialist organ. has just been acquitted Of a
charge Of slanderng the highest Saxon
court, He said ii was a well-known prac-
tfce I'm the Dresden court to treat Social
Democrats as possessing less rights than
other citizens Berlin Judge held that
the proofs offered substantiatGd the state
ment conclusively. The reacttonary press
commented severely upon the decision
but all shades Of Liberal papers receive
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
4*+++++++++++*+++

BERLIN. June 24-The attention of
The Reichstag this week was chiefly de-
voted to the anti-StTike bill, and the
public showed more interest in this
than any other measure of the session
The press devoted a vast amount of
space to the measure and the agitation
against il became more active during
the few days preceding the debate
This was not confined TO the Social
lists. as the eVangelcals, Catholics and
labor unions and the central commit
Tee of Christian workers pronounced
against the bill. Even the committee
of the Trade Court of Berlin a sefhi-
court institution, petitioned against the
measure and asked all other such
courts and organizations of laborers
and employers to do the same.
II was clear from the beginning of
the debate that the Governments case
was lost. The Ministers and Conserva-
tIVeS never showed a ray of confidence.
Their whole attitude was apolOgetic.
on the other hand, the attacks, which
were unCommOnly sharp, came from all
parties except the COnSerVa tiVes. The
Vigor of the attack of the Centrists and
National Liberals was scarcely inferior
to that of the Socialists. The Centrist
leader. Herr Lieber, was called to order
for sharp arraignment of the courts
Tor recent mOnStrOuS decisions
against laborers and "mildness" to-
ward employers
The National Liberal leader, Herr
Rassermann. complained that the mea-
sure pleased nobody but the Social
Democrats, giving them excellent ma
terial for agitation. Herr Bebel. the
Socialist leader, spoke for two hours,
attacking the bill with great sarcasm
and vigor.
The points made by the more mod
crate opponents of the measure We're
that it is unnecessary legislation, and
that the present laws are adequate and
reach all cases of strikers maltreatine
others. They demanded. instead Of
harsh punishment provided by the bill,
full freedom for labor unions to form
coalitions with each other.
It is understood the Centrists will
seek to pass a law in the autumn abol-
ishing the prohibition agains labor or
ganiZatiOns confederating. Prince Ho-
henlOhe. the Imperial Chancellor. prom
ised this years ago, and if the Govern
ment refuses 10 carry out the promise
the Centrists themselves will present
the bill. If the Government yields, it
will aid the passing of law protect
ing workingmen who are willing to
work.
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BALDWIN NOT
TO Be REBUILT
Thus Declares Owner of
the Burned Hotel.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Los ANGELES, June 2.-E. ]. Baldwin
will leave in a few days for San Fran
cisco, after having paid a visit of two
months duration to his $4,000 acres of
Southern California property, upon which
he has spent $4,000 during his visit.
Well all be happy yet, | guess" said
money, that is true. but l haven't had to
mortgage my property to do it. I'm pay
ing cash for everything l get. I'm paying
off my debts. 100 cents on the dollar 1t
is true that have not paid all my work
men, but / have paid out SIS 900 for back
wages during the past few days, and they
will all be paid.
Before the Baldwin was burned l was
offered So 3,S0O,OO0 for the property" con-
tinued the man of millions. 'Since it was
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lohe, will go in July on his usual summer
visit to Altaussee. Austria, where he will
be visited by Count Goluchowski, the Aus
trian Foreign Minister.
Walter T. Swinge, an explorer, connect
ed with the United States Department of
Agriculture, has arrived in Berlin after
years of exploration IN Southern Europe
Northern Africa and the Orient. seeking
United States Of which he has senured 5"s q
great variety, including date palms for
Arizona. New Mexico and Southern Cali
fornia; grape vines and wheat for expert
ments in the middle latitudes of the
United States. and artichokes, pistaches
and ST. Johns bread. which will be tried
in the South for cattle feed.
Professor Stiles. scientific attache of the
United States Embassy has returned here
after a fortnight's trip to Denmark and
Sweden.
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PRINCE OF WALES MAY
COME TO THE YACHT RACE
His Interest in the Shamrock Has
Caused Revival of the
Old R1In1Or

Special Gable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
don Bennett
LONDON, June A.-The general impress
sion is that the Shamrock will be
launched between and o'clock in the
early dawn of the morning, and then
taken to Southampton and be rugged for
racing. After this the yacht goes to Ire
land and in company with the Edin, Sir
Thomas LiptOns new steam yacht, will
sail for New York about August l.
The amount of interest the Prince of
Wales exhibited to-day in regard to the
preliminary arrangements for the race
and his enthusiasm over the Shamrock
have revived the old rumor that possibly
he may be one of the spectators of the
race off New York in October.
Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. ]. Noonan. 1017-1O2S Mission.
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BiIlinghurst's Revolution

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett.
LIMA June 24.-The TEMPO, a semi
official daily paper. declares that the Gov
ernment has found several letters from
Mr.. Billnghurst to persons in Lima, ad-
mitting an understanding with the Ca
ceras movement against the present po-
litical situation. few sensible persons
believe that Mr.. Billinghurst will not miX
in any revolution before September s, and
even think it doubtful whether he will
do so afterward.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

Z. M. Shortrldge and Samuel M. Short
promissory notes aggregating $50 900.
The notes are secured by real estate in
San Francisco. this county and Arizona.
The same suit was brought some time
ago, but nonsuit was granted because
the action had been brought before the
notes were due.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

Joaquin River The promoters of the en-
teFprise here, however. have won, and
the citizens of MADEIRA are jubilant over
their success. The location of this enter
prise here will result in the opening of
many idle mines in the county and will
prove of much benefit to the town and
county in many ways.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

= . = y y y y y y y = \ b \
BERLIN, June 24-The refusal
, OF the Reichstag on Thursday by
' an immense majority TO refer the
. Dill to a committee is equivalent
to the death in the present form
OF the ratification of the pur-
= chase Of the Caroline. Ladrone
= and Pellew islands. There was
but little excitement. Although
= the Centrists polled for the pur-
= chase, their leaders spoke slight
= lngly Of the acquisition and the
' public shows little enthusiasm on
y the subject.
p The Kladderadatsch has pub
: lished a striking cartoon, belit-
= Ting the purchase. In the fore
= ground are the head, feet and
= tail of a horse. whose body had
= been devoured by a rotund tiger
= crouching on the island of Guam
, in the background wearing an
= Uncle Sans hat, while the Ger
= man hovers in the air and does
> not find a place 10 aight.
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Exhibition Assortment, $3.50

8 S-Star Extra Large Ro-
man Candles
4 6-Star Large Exhibition
Roman Candles
S S-Star large EX. Roman
Candles
s 12-lb. Colored Sky Rock
2 lib. Colored Sky Rock
cts
l 1a-lb. Triangle Wheel
l lib. Triangle Wheel
l Large China Flyer
| No. 4 Colored Star Mine
/ No. 3 ColOred Star Mine
/ No. s Gyrating Serpent,
Large
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Black Goods.

Three splendid bargains in new weaves
stylish, perfectly dyed fabrics that will
not crow rusty"
52-inch Mohair Sicilian-splendid lus
ter and very serviceable fabric for
country wear-per yard..............z5c
56-inch Storm Serge in two shades 3
medium and jet black-unusual value
per ward. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $ECO
46-inch Mohair Granite-a very lus-
trous and excellent wearing material in
sp endid variety of patterns yard
............................. 81 90
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Electric Flower
/ Jeweled Jet
2 12-lb. BENGAL Light
/ Mount : Hsuvius
/ Hurdle Race
Defender
/ Home Run
Sun Flower
Large Colored Geyser
6 Catherine Wheels
"a -lb. Red Colored Fire
4 -lb. White Colored Fire
"A -lb. Blue Colored Fire
200 Red Heads
8 Pkgs. Pistol Fire Crack
erS
Punk and Wood Case
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Mems Wooden
Underwear.

Fine Blue or CamePs Hair Wool Under
wear-75 per cent wool-splendid, we'll
finished garments-good value at $125
each-now.. 81. 90
Mems perfect, form-fitting, Knitted
Wool Underwear-splendid all-the-year-
round weights-fnis ned and trimmed
equal to any 81 or $50 garment new
article just received material gray
coior-per garment.................$f-5O
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Offer for Yolo Winery.

WOODLAND. June PA San Fran
cisco capitalist has made an offer for the
Yolo winery, but the stockholders say the
price is not sufficient to induce them to
sell it.
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Cap Pistol.
A-AssOrfn1e1,f, $IOO.

Large Pin Wheels
l OF. Rockets
2-Star Candles
No. / Star Mine
Yellow Jackets
No. . Ruby Lights
Sin. Serpents
Grasshoppers
Ain. Flower Pots
1-oz. Triangle Wheels
3-Star Roman Candles
4-Star Roman Candles
Chinese Spray
Punk and Wood Case
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Exhibition Assortment, $500

Sin. Vertical Wheels
Large Colored Geyser
| No. 4 Star Serpent Mine
No. 5Star Serpent Mine
Mount Vesuvius
] Defender
/ Hurdle Race
Home Run
Sun Flower
4-lb. Red Fire
l Package Pistol Crack
erS
1 Jeweled Jet
Punk and Wood Case
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Suing the Messrs. shortridge.
SAN JOSE, June CAV. A Nevills to-
day began another suit against Senator
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

3 Whistling Bombs
II Extra Large Pin
Wheels
8 8-Star Ex. Large Ro-
man Candles
6 S-Star Exhibition Ro-
man Candles
6 6-oZ. Sky Rockets
G 12-lb. Sky Rockets
! l2-lb. Triangle Wheels
/ lib. Triangle Wheels
2 12-lb. Bengal Lights
3 Pkgs. Extra Fire
Crackers
100 Red Heads
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Extra Quality T0rpedOes.

Giant Torpedoes-1O in a fancy folding box, bxs l0c
Electric Torpedoes-25 in box, per box &c
Ironclad Torpedoes 20 in box; boxes 29c
Silver Dragon Torpedoes-Made from silver foil
and pure silver 90 in box. boxes. ........2oc
pedo ever manufactured ...............l0 for 25c
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New Shirts 81.

Mems Fleur de Lis Sblrts-the latest
tad-in new pinks, heliotrope and blues
as much style, fit AMI comfort as in the
81 90 kinds-and price only............Sf
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FIGHT AGAINST
ANT|-STR|KE BILL
Consideration in ReiChs-
tag ArOuses a Storm.
GOVERNMENTS CASE LOST
THE OBJECTIONABLE MEASURE
IS CERTAIN OF DEFEAT.
Centrists Will Seek to Pass a Law
Abolishing the Prohibition
Against Labor organiza-
tions Confederating.
THE OBJECTIONABLE MEASURE
IS CERTAIN OF DEFEAT.

copgrshted, 1899, by the Associated Press
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C-AsSOrssspessf, $3.50.

8 Gin. Flower Pots
3 No. 9 Miniature Bat
terieS
l Electric Flowers
l Jeweled Jets
10 Red Heads
/ Defender
/ Hurdle Race
l Home Run
2 Packages Pistol Crack
erS
Punk and Wood Case
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THE EMPORIUM.

Our. Special Fireworks Department
fer the season 1899 is located at the cor!
ne of Powell and Market Streets, in the
ruins of the Baldwin Hotel-the premises
formerly occupied by joys Drug Store.
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Wash Wells.

A choice select on of pattern applique
Wash Veis-cream or white-for sum-
mer outing-4 grades, and all excep-
tionaf values at ST. 75c, SOC nd...25c
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Cannon.

Iron. unmounted.......s0 10 Brass, mOuned 70
Iron, mounted ........ O5 60c, Soc. " %, 3 w
Is, % Firecracker, cannon. %
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in new color combinations at 25c, 45c,
Toe, 81, 81 q, $3.50 and up-also the
popular Mountain Leyhorn for picn C,
canning or outing purposes.. 2E =
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The sfDs:y Plate"
Cameras So.

fie se'sac'on rn . F7nsras tn-s year.
box of Dry Plates 3Ax4A can be load
ed in broai day light without the use of a
dark DOM The camera is also fitted
with an extra plate-holder for expos ing
one or two plates, as you NAV desire, and
has a fue achromacic lens and rapid
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Ne hare emblOped a dsm0n-
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plain the merits Of this camera.
Don't fail TO see this Goth Gen.
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Leather. Goods.

made-medium size. CSC
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draw string top, with large outside clasp
pocket-grain leather SOC
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

And other interesting special offerings the Mammoth
artment which best mentioned this announcement
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-09

One hundred native girls attend the
school at Holy Cross Mission.
Men working claims at Cape Nom,
are said to be taking out 500 a day.
The Treadwell mine earns from So,
000, 900 to 100000 a year clear profit
Rich finds of gold have been made neal
| Cape Nome, $50 miles north of st. Mi
chaels.
All along the Koyukuk river boats are
stranded, having been overtaken by ic,
before reaching the promised land.
y large majority of disappointed pros
pectors are chopping wood for the steam.
ship companies to earn their passage
hone.
Complaint is made that the mail con.
tractors do not live up to the provisions
of their agreement with the Government
One oil the buildings Of the Treadwell
mine is as large as was the Manufactures
Building at the Worlds Columbian Elk
position.
From north to south Alaska stretches
1900 miles or 800 miles further than from
the great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.
Its width is greater than from Chicago to
London.
Recent surveys of the United States
Fish Commission show that Alaska's cod
fish banks are thousands of square miles
greater than all those IN the Atlantic
coast put together.
a favorite dish with the Eskimos is
an ice cream made of seal oil, into which
snow is stirred until the desired consist
ency has been obtained; then frozen ber-
ries of different kinds are added, with a
little of the fish egg for favoring.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-08-09
News of Minor Note.

The tug trust has captured all the bust
ness at Buffalo.
Steamer Mistessini burned, Roberval,
Canada. Loss $4,000.
Prof. Hadley will be inaugurated presi-
dent of Yale College, - It. IS.
Admiral Dewey may arrive at the low
err bay, New York. Sept. 80.
Richard Croker denies reports that he
has lost heavily on the English turf.
Cloudburst at Morristown, Tenn, did
$4,000 damage to the business center.
4 lake has been discovered in Idaho
that shows a temperature of 100 degrees.
Airs. Verona Hirsch, New York, was
mySteriOusly shot while walking in the
street.
James Whitlock, SCOTS Ridge, KY,
shot and fatally wounded Dan Horton
during Il quarrel.
Battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky
will be given their first sped trials in
September.
Several of the Grifins, . avoid fur
ther trouble, are moving out of Clay
County, Kentucky.
BEl SidIS SNNhANA GOOO anu
5000 In money and stamps from the Par
sons. w. Va, rostofice.
New York health board reports that,
in the last quarter, there were 20,1S0
births in that city and 16, 713 deaths.
Queen Victoria, who has been under
going a treatment for her eyes, is no
longer in danger of going blind, and an
operation viii be unnecessary.
Sam Ketehum, a train robber, in jail at
Cammaron, \. NJ, died from a wound in
his arm.
Fred Roberts, Denver, vas last heard
of in New York, six months ago, and his
father fears foul play.
BattIeship Suffren, the largest in the
French navy, was launched at Prest. She
is of 1880 displacement.
Fourteen persons in a boarding house
at Montgomery, Ala, were poisoned by
eating cream made from condensed milk.
Jess Adams, Louisa, KY, killed his
wife and himself during a fit Of jealousy.
He had heard that his wife Intended to
eIbpe with a man named Kitchen