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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-16
NOTICE..

There will be special meeting of the
Worcester Veteran Firemens Association
totn1dght at their hall. p Exchange street,
CURED, as all of the reports from the
committee on the Fall River muster will
pc read. Tickets. will be on sale at the
headquarters by the secretary.
]. b. LAMB, President,
M. j. POWER Clerk
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RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS.


Washington. July i9.-Thc war de-
partmcnt II oncrlng extra Inducements
TO expedite the recruiting Of the ten
volunteer regiments. Al the commits
slons having been Issued. most " the
disappointed applicants have been ad-
vised to enter the ranks as In that way
Il may be possible for them 60 secure
commissions. Gen. Corbin says that
the policy OF the administration will
be 10 mn all vacancies which may oc-
cur among commissioned officers from
the ranks. \ number OF applicants Tor
commissions have enlisted az privatcH
In the different regiments and have
been appointed non-commissloncd oii-
GERS whenever possible. aud consc-
qucntly are next IN line Of promotion
to comuilasloned rank In case OF "a va
cancy. Another method Of securing
recruits Is to offer commissions to men
otherwise qualified who win undertake
to furnish In each case not less than
forty men who can pass muster as sol
diers and will enlist FOR service In the
Philippines. There have been several
cases OF this kind during the past week.
MI NnN ANNU NlINNNN NA AiN INV NNNH
untecr officers have been appointed. the
Hist being completed today BY the ae-
lection OF the remaining colonies. The
officers and their assignments follow!
Twenty-siNih Infantry Pluttaburg
barracks. New York-Colouel Edmund
Rice. Northumberland William T..
Duvni. majors -. Anderson. Frank A.
Cook. Joseph n. Dickman.
Twenty Infantry, camp
Meade Pa.--cOlonel. james NJ. Bell.
lieutennnt-colonel, Albert 5. Cumming.
majors. George l., Byrum. Edward -.
Cassett. clyde -. V. Hunt
Twenty eighth Infantry. Camp Meade.
Pu.-Coloucl William T. Birkhimer.
Northumberland Robert W. Leonard;
majors, George VI. Morgan, Elmer T..
Taggart. John u, Porter.
Twenty-ninth Infantry. Fort McPhcr-
son. ua,,,-tnlnncl Edward y. Hardin,
lieutenant -colunc' s-'rhert II, Sargent.
Hawthorn. David y. Case.
Thlrtieth Infantry. Fort sheridan.
lll.-colunel. Cornelius Gardener; llru-
tcnant-coloncl, James u. Campbell, ma
lorH, Leonard a. lowering, Matthew r.
steele, Thomas l.. liurtlgnu.
Thlrty-nrst Infantry. Fort Thomas,
ky.-Colonol james =. pcttitt; lieutru-
ant colonel Webb e.. Hayes. majors.
Hunter Liggett Lloyd u. Brott. John r..
Mcmahon.
Nll IVY 1hNNnuu infantry, lNii lsNuNtWH
worth, KAN Colonel, Louis 4. Craig,
lieutenant colonel Lewis ", Strother.
majors, Alex -. Dyer Robert Il, l..
Spence. Charles Elicit Cahell.
Thlrty-thlrd Infantry, Fort Sam
Houaton.- TeN.-Colonsl. Luther r.
Hare .lleutenant-colonel John u. Brcrc-
ton; majors, Marcus &. Cruuin, T.. &.
March. Francis II. Ward
Thirty-fourth Infantry. Fort Logan,
ColO.-Colonel Lyman W. V. Kennun.
leutenant-colnuel Robert l.. Howe;
majors, NJ skunk. Julius a. Penn.
Joseph Wheeler Jr
Thirty-ilfth Infantry Vancouver bar
raolis.-COloncl, William a. Kobbe:
Northumberland. Edward n. Plum
MGR majors, Robert ID. Walsh, Walter
q Short AIh.rf Iuua
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UNEASY IN THE FAR EAST.


Vancouver. y. g.. July i9.-According
60 Japanese udyices Japan has holstcd
her Has ON Weeks or Marcus Island.
fearing the United States wound take It
Tor cable station.
Recently while n. NJ $. gunboat
plpyer was proceeding up the river TO
canton. mandarin in charge of Bocca
Tigrls who had instructions 90 open ure
upon amy italian man NJ war going TO
Canton. ordered the nag hoisted TO stop
her. MISLEADING her Tor uu Italian.
The ploycr dld not stop. The man
DARN ordered a blank charge to Boz
nrcd across the gunboats bows. The
vlcoroy OF Canton ana the mandarin
apologizod ana the Incident closed.
News from Mnuchuria says the Rus
SLAMS have caused chinese officials To-
stop working some gold mines that cm-
ploycd 2o0D men because they arc Eo-
ing Co take possession OF them. They
also took some coal mines north 81
M1ukdDn from chinese and paid MOTH
Ing Tor them. They uru also trying 60
take some iron mines. All these mines
are near the railway Despite ull Zee
NNFlH 10 tine contrary RUSSIA nuH NOT
abntcd anything of the y.gor hitherto
displayed iu fortifyiuE Nl1diNustuok
ana Boz furnHhlng 10 with nll the uppur-
tgnuncoa % great commercial port.
Her newly declared resolve 90 spend
the further sum OF 100000 roublts on
the place has an unavoidable import
upon the korean problem.
Germany finds Niuu chou "a disturb
INK possession Late ln June thou
sand Chinese in the vicinity Of kau
Chou assembled and having armed
themselves destroyed the railway The
rioters came into conflict with German
troops. Nine Chinese were Killed.
liildohrand, an engineer. and two aur-
NeyurH engaged uu the railway have
been carried on by Chinese from Kiao
chou
Mt. Otuni. chairman ~ Inpan's cen-
trail board ~ tea guilds has decided TO
visit America nest month To- protest
against the continuance of the tax ON
tea.
Near Toxic. July .. % train was over
turned ana twcnty.f0ur passengers
were Injured.
~ Canton. china. a Junk fuuudurcd
In O. storm ana sixty women and chill
dreu were drowned,
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$4,000 rnorrrNa STAKES.


betfolts
Detroit, Mich. July lp.-The gumest
struggle made To win the Merchants
and Manufacturers 10000 trottng
stakes since the inception OF that an
nual event ten years ago. was witt
messed on the Crosse Point track today
by more than 1900 enthusiastic spprtn-
tors, ana the sun went down leaving
the result decidedly IN doubt, after the
four leaders had each been credited
with one heat In the third heat The
Queen lowered Directum Kelly's record
OF 2.llh, the best time IN tn ~ and NJ
until today by three-fuurths of Sec
ond.
II horses names count for anything
those OF the four leaders OF the big
event klngmond, The Queen. Royal
Baron and Success, We're entirely ap-
proprlatc, So far NJ II went. the race
was a splendid exhibition or drivers
skill combined with fast young horse
flesh.
Klngmond. the strong favorlte Of the
day, encouraged his bnckers by getting
heat Then the exciting finishes be-
gnn. Mcilenry In Il wonderful drive In
the stretch. pushed Success into vim
ming In an almost dead -hoat finish with
klngmond. Gccis did likewise with
The Queen In the third heat. lie tried
u again In the fourth, but The Queen
failed To carry out her noted drivers
plans again, event up In the stretch, 4"
ana the Royal Baron rushed from tho
bunch ana took a heat, while another
hitherto lnconspicuous member of the
arlstocracy, Lady wellington. OF Clevc-
land, followed close Mt the Bnron's
heels ana got third place,
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After Al, the Editors There SHOW slight
knowledge Of tho Real Condition. Here.

After Al, the Editors Tnere SHOW slight
knowledge Of tho Real Conditions Here
London. July 2O.-rhe standard this
morning. In an editorial article regard
Ing the resignation OF Secretary Of War
Algcr. suysi
President Mckinney prompt ace
ceptnncc ~ Secretary Algof'a rssirua-
ton IL equivalent 10 an admission that
the department has been badly man.
aged. II la Significant that Che resiu.
nation followed s1 quickly Ou the Ma
Mia correspondents round robin.
"Algcriam IN the blot on Che McKin-
ley admlnlstratlnn. n has given the
enemies Of the lmpcrinliat policy the
most effective weapon that could have
been forged. and President Mckinley
can wrcst II from them only by me
appointment VI successor who1e past
commands confidence"
The Times Describes the resignation
ua "a decided victory Tor public uuIn-
ion and public morals over political
organizations.
"By rcaignlng. Secretary Aigcr has
practically allowed Judgment 90 go
against him by default. and has rec
liovrd the Mckinley administration
from responsibility that was nssum.
ing serious proportions Il is the first
and most essential step toward the pur-
incation Of the Republican party. and
indeed of the whole political system Of
the United States.
at IL FOR the citizens Of the United
States to take carr that the removal
~ a superficial symptom does not divert
their attention from tho root Of the
mischief"
The Daily News has q similar edi-
torial. ~ says: lie might have dcfed
public opinion 10 the last. but that
Mckinley means TO stand FOR "a second
term and had TO be on his good be-
hnvipr with the electorate"
The papers generally regard the roa-
ignation ns prelude 10 "a vigorous
policy IN the Philippines ana the recall
Of General OTIS.
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though one ala say the President had
made no mention OF a name 10 him.
and he believed that no decision hal
Vel been reached lie also conveyed
The impression that no appointment
would BE- made Immediately, but mat
Mr. Meikeijuhn would be- allowed 10
direct affairs FOR some time TO come.
Among the names Whlch nav.
rectlon. when talk of Secretary Alget >
Forthcoming resignation had been RE-
have been those of Gen. Horace Pof-
Ter OF New York now cmhasshdor 20
France. Gov. Roosevelt of New YORK,
den. Harrison Gray OTIS. and Assistant
Secretary Meikoljohn.
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Denver. Colo. July ip-Jamea Nc
Cnrthy. q magazine writer ana novel;
lat whose writings under the nom De
plume OF 'Fitz-Mac' are Wen known.
especiniiv In the west was struck by
an electric car at the corner " Broad
way and CoifaN avenue late this even.
ing. knocked from his bicycle and
20 badly Injured that he viii probably
die. Mr.. Mccarthy Il quite deaf, which
was undoubtedly The cause of the acct
dent. lie was taken 90 St Luko'F hos
pitni. suffering from conclusion % the
brain. three broken ribs and numerous
severe bruises. The physicians express
small hope Of his recovery.
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Denver. July ie.-The sub-commlssion
OF mines Of the United States Indus
trial commission closed its l1uors here
today and viii leave this evening for
Wallace. IDA. to investigate the Cou,r
d'Alene troubles.
Ex-united states Senator s.. T.. ulu.
manager ~ the Boston and colorado
smelter. one of the antitrust concerns.
was the only witness today senator
nm declared his strong opposition
90 trusts OF an kinds. lie Thought they
were detrimental tu the public well
fare. but could not see how they could
be eliminated by law. To sHif BE- fn-
vorcd labor organization nH means
NJ maintaining wages tie opposed nu
pight-hnur law and declared that tho
men iu his smelter preferred the ten
and twelvc-hour system.
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wv nuilo Mont, July lD.-Matt Hohta
b,S,,' i.lnntly killed ana Ben Wilson
Tal.3 hufi by n premature blast In the
- ,all smart today They had shot
/. ~ we've holes and the supposltlon
h. ey made the fuses too short on
bHs. hlp az the st. Lawrence got
49, rom the engineer tonight and
psr,.4 20 rapidly that the cable
s sl head by the end on the enble i'm tbe
sistg room and another man WINS
as,1 hnrt The roof was badly dam.
ny the Whlrllng cable.
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'ofIllary Alser.. ne.Irnn,lnn.

r., Funston. July 1o.-seoretnry AL
rsslgya, rendered TO tao President his
feslgp1t.n OF the war portfolio. The
glst IA, WIN become effective Au-
IN. KY though II was rendered "at
M .1iHufe OF the President"
ihio,,,. os.st Inquiry fails to elicit any
pfs.Iai'N as 10 the Intentions OF tho
q s,,'ll respecting the appointment
h1s IVY esHor 70 Mr., Alger az aecrr.
b1f ,I war Names are mentioned.
alrs,eI are only those which hnye
lsls w neen suggested with more or
ont ,s., pllanslhlllty IN the press with.
Mai fr,,ns either confirmation or de-
The mem, uny Well-informed persons.
Aainclined or the cabinet are all
W TAX about the selection,
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Bowlltg Green. Ky, July ig.-The
anti-Goebel Democrats In this city and
county have Issued a call for a meeting
TO be held here July "a TO protest
against w. j. Goebel Tor governor and
the Louisville convention ticket. The
call, which In signed by one-fourth OF
the Democratic voters OF the county,
says the Louisville convention was per-
Nefted from It's true purpose by the
arbitrary unaentlng Of delegates by
fraud and corruption bargains, and by
unjust and unprecedented acIs'uf chair
man Redwine,' ana calls upon all true
Kentucky Democrats TO attend the
meeting here at which steps win be
taken for the nomination OF true
Democratic ticket and that effect shall
be given to he time honored principle
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cinnabar. Mont. July ip.-The old
fountain reysor " the Yellowstone Ma
tionai park has broken out In another
nortion Of the crater and curing the
mast twenty-four hours has played
twice. The erupilons. which ARE enor-
nous. throw out rocks and pieces VI
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NOTE THE PRICES BELOW:

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~ democracy that the will OF tro ma
iority OF the people shall rule and that
they shall not De compelled Go submit
No arbitrary acts Of accldgutll chair
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u the product Of the
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fof over ihifty yean has snccessiulIy
treated the diseases Of women
Unlike many modern medicines Or,
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The fear Of molhcihood Is rapidly passing
away aud nothing has done so much 10
drive Il away as the record Of Dr. Pierce'a
Favonte Prescription.
DR.. Pierce has held that danger and pain
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necessary aud unnatural, and that n every
woman were healthy aud strong as Nature
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object Cupid brings two
loving souls together the
baby holds them together.
A woman is never 80
womanly, 80 beautiful, 90
happy as when she Is a
mother. Yet motherhood
Is denied 10 some women
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-20
COMPRESSED AIR MOTOR.

Compressed air is soon to be added
to the motive powers of the street
railroads in New York. The adop-
ton Of this new propelling force is to
begin on the Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth street lines, operated
by the Metropolitan Street Railway
company. Twenty compressed air
cars are now nearing completion for
these lines. Experiments have been
made for several years with a new ap-
plication of compressed air, bringing
results in practical fields, the pro-
motors contend, as certain as cleo
tricity and much safer, more economi-
cal, and more easily controlled than
the mysterious fluid, steam, or cable.
These tests, they say, have shown be-
yond the shadow of a doubt that
locomotive stored with the air can
draw a regulation train of cars from
Jersey City to Philadelphia at an even
speed Of 70 miles an hour without the
recharging of the chambers. It's ad-
vantages over the steam locomotive
are said to be economy, cleanliness,
retention of power, and the even and
regular manner in which this power
is freed. With the same charge 1t is
just as easy to run the compressed
air engine so miles an hour as 1t is to
run it 20 miles for three hours, and
the time in which the distance is to
be covered is only limited by the
character of the roadbed.
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away at the window, which did not
yield.
"Creak-crack-cra
The catch flew back, and there was a
paus during which Capel drew near,
with the blade thrown over his left
shoulder ready for delivering the first
cut at the man who entered.
Then the window glided up, the
great curtain was drawn by an arm in
his direction, partly covering him, a
light flashed across the room.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-20

Senator McGillivray introduced a
novel bill providing thal the state
patronage be divided among the coun-
ties Of the state according to popula-
ton.
Among the bills introduced in the
assembly were the following:
By Mr.. Keene, making hours when
polls are open at judicial elections uni
form with general elections.
BY Mr.. Parker, rounding $500 to Be-
lott school, spent in mandamus pro-
ceedings, growing out of state board
Of health requiring vaccination.
By Mr.. Fogo, comforting additional
power on trustees of county insane
and poor asylums.
By Mr.. Gavin, providing the penalty
for stealing of bicycles of $50 to $500.
Mr.. Orion introduced a bill taxing
railroads. Under the present law rail-
roads are taxed in six classes. This
bill makes two classes. The present
taxes run from per cent. to 27a per
cent. to So mile for companies of small
earnings. The new bill proposes for
CuC u40I GLASS NYo3OOV q AnAAC a Ooo IA
come or over) 4 per cent; all other
lines in second class, at 37a per cent.
Mr.. Vandercook introduced a bill
putting licenses for sale of cigarettes
at 500.
Mr.. Rasmussen introduced two bills
that will bring a protest from the cor
porations. One puts all corporations
Gas logging companies) that have
plants on footing with railroads, as
respects the causing of fires; and an
otherp rovides that in a suit for dam
ages by fire along railroad tracks, the
burden OF proof is shifted from plain
tiff to defendant. Fire along the track
is presumptive evidence that the loco
motive did it.
Mr.. Dodge introduced a bill prevent
ing the sale of liquor within one mile
of the grounds of the soldiers home
in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Harvey offered a bill increas-
ing the maximum penalty for mayhem
from five years to fifteen years, or
fine of from $500 to $4,000
Mr.. LANCE introduced bills to repeal
the corrupt practices act, and to shat
ter civil service reform in fire and po-
lice in cities like Madison and Osh-
kosh.
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CHAPTER XXI.
What the Sound Was.

A faint rustic was plainly heard as
CapeI drew aside the curtain. Then
the sound ceased; but he felt that as
ne had taken a step to the left,
Katrine must be exactly opposite to
him In another moment she would
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-20

Madison Feb. SIN the senate bills
were introduced:
By Senator Welton, to discharge the
Judgment recovered against the Ma
tional Accident society, of New York
for back fees; the amount is $2,O49.3S
By Senator Mailer, requiring plans
of water and sewer systems to be sub
mitted to the state board Of health,
providing a cholera contingent fund
and regulating the transportation of
corpses.
By Senator Mills, repeating the law
fixing license fees for street railway
and electric light and power COM
panies instead of taxing them.
By Senator Knudson, giving trustees
of county insane asylums authority to
bring actions in the name of the
county in certain cases.
By Senator McGillivray. regulating
the sale of patent medicines, requiring
the printing of the ingredients on the
wrappers.
BY Senator Green. relative to the
forfeiture clause in insurance policies.
It provides that violation of condi-
tons shall not work a forfeiture of
the policy unless the company is in
iured thereby.
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Madison, Feb. 13.-The anti-pass
matter came up in the senate in the
form of a report from the judiciary
committee recommending that the for
fixture of office clause be not adopted.
Senator bennett requested some mem
bers on the judiciary committee to ex-
plain why that clause should not be
adopted Senator Lamoreux made a
defense, declaring that it would not be
according to precedent or good form
to place penalty in the constitution,
which should be a declaration of prin-
ciples, he said, not a penal code He
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ECONOMICAL HOME COMFORTS.

Your husband must enjoy his
home"
''He does Especially at the times
when I want him to take me to the
theater. Detroit Free Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-20

It is gert4ng to be the fashion to ad-
dress and stamp envelopes on the
back With the direction written across
the folds, the letter can not be opened
by an unauthorized person without
the fact being noted
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-20

Aguinaldo now claims Jurisdiction
over the entire Philippine group