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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
&f In Sasnea,

Mm 30. Sec. enti1isb Dberridtei
Chambers, baBWaIietoa Tanus BEN ber'
ftorbenen 26nis NaIistoa nadfoIseu
uub 9amaieie 8icsfbnis ipsrbsn iOas
Der Saupilins Wataafa tpurbe nidt bes
lbrones fir tpiirbie befunben. Dis
@oniuln Der Ser. Staten unb gnaIanb,
iotpie bic @apitdne bss bsutiGen &rsu.
,ers ..Salfs" unb bes snsIif6en arlses-
fabrseuses ,,9orpoifs" trafen nit benz
oeutf4en @oniul 3uiammen. tpsIdsr iit
peiBerte Tanus an3uerfennen unb bic
Samoaner serftreuen Su lafen, peI6s
lid betpafnet in GROCER 9ubl in lmlinu
,uiammenserotiet batien. Walieioa Ia'
nus unb Tamaieie parben 1000 mobile.
paffneie Gtngeborenen an, bsnsn 60 ie.
BOD al Wunition maneelte. Ser BRITT
ihe unb amerifanifde @oniuI perfu1ten
ulss mbsli6e. um ben 8ampf su psrmsi.
oen. Am |. San. b%seannen ieDod bit
Seinbielieteiten. Walieloa purbe esidla.
sen. nu6osm 500 ieiner Nnbdnger ae.
faneen eenommen tporben fplren. Wd.
Iletoa unb Der &,ft ieiner 2eute iudtsn
Shub unter brltfder Slaeee. Na
taafa perlor 81 Toote unb 8erpunbeie,
WaIietoa Tanus IL. Die fremben BE.
pobner Der Stabt tpurben unter ben
S9uB zines britii6en 9ruppsnbeta&e.
ments aeiteat, Der Oberribier Gbambsrs
beeab fi& nit isiner Samille an 8orO bee
,.Borpoiie''. Die 4nbdneer Wataafa'S
ieneten unb brannten Apia nieber, 3er.
h6rten bic 8lantasen uno Granddaughter
I'M sansen 2anbe. Darauf entidlofsn
iid bic Goniuln. Wataufa unb isine
Sduptlinee als ,.propiiorlfde 8sgier.
un8' anSuertennen. bis Snftructionen
pom ben intersHirten Wddtsn einlaufen.
SpGter erfldren Rafael 90 uno Der bsut.
its Gonful bas Oberesrldt fir gsftloi.
fen, bsilsn Sunciionen iie u ausiben
pirben. Ser britii6e uno amerifanlibe
Goniul protefirten iebod biersessn uno
Oberridter @bambers Gbernabm untet
benz S&uBe brilii&er WatrOien ipieoer
iein Imt.
Die Sage auf Samoa ipirb in @aib'
inston ais isbr ernit a~neeieben. airs'
LID fanb spiiden ben bort interefuten
Nd&ten elm WsinunsSaustaui6 bstrsfs
Der Radfoleeriduft fat uno bic Der.
Staaten bsbarrten bel Der ftrietsn Durd.
fdbruns bss 8erliner 8ertruses. 9s'
fem semdb itsbt benz Oberrihter bic be.
%finitiue gnti4eioung in allen an8sIseen.
beiten Der s@lneeborenen Su. Saus 8I
fael uno 8oie iid pirfIi6 bic 5unttlOusn
bss Obsrridters %anmuBten, 70 babsn f.
oamit ben 8ertrag perlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Sbina erma6t.

Ser Correspondent Der Daily WaiI''
in Sbanebai iaet: Die 6lneiiibe 8s.
sierune nil i'm Uai cine commsrcisqs
@ommtflon nab europa idlden, bic i'm
Ropember tpiecer suridtommen nlrp.
4uf lbre @mpfeblune bun iOaen in ben
Sauptftabten oes MuSlanbsS commercieQs
asenturen erridtet perben. 3nei 0ls
rettoren Der faiierl,dsn 8ant BON @b,na
ioaen bic GOmmiHlon besleiten, um 60.
falitdten sur grridtuns o 8peisss.
iddften Der 8ant su befimmen. Sis
pune. Tidane bat i'm Namen Der ~faiisr'
lld' 6inefiden Reeietuns einen belel.
iden Sueenieur beaufiraet, bic 2opo'
graphic bes SonssSo @ebietss Su fiuoi.
rem, uno W,ttel uno Nese su f%inDsn. UNI
bic unbeiIuOIeu ueberidwsmmunsen su
uerbGten, bic idbrllh einen 10 furdtbaren
Sstlut on Wsni4sn!sben aur 5OIss
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
lin SeutfdlanSs 9uuft bemhbt fiH
TranfrsidS Drefe.

Seit Der piel beiprobenen llnterrebuna,
bic am 8. Sanuar apiiten aaiisr DlI.
belm uno benz franSbiiiGsn 8Otidaftsr
am 8erliner Sofe Warquis NoaiQes
itattfano, beiddftiet fd Elm 1beil Der
fransDfi6en 9reRe einsebenb nit Der
NbsIidfeit zines fran,offd.beutiben
8dnonifes. Disie Spec iuiro in sspiHsn
arelien 8tnitls au%feenOmmen, isitosm
man au Der gttenntnlb eefommsn, oab
8roBbritannien eber ais 5eino Srant.
rei6'S 3u betradttn III. uls Dsuii6lanb.
Der ~betannte Nopeqsnitrsiber grnef
Dauoet 1T Der lebbafteite 8efdrporter
elmer iolben entente, tpel6e Der ..Gourisr
eu Soir" oils ..eans gut m6sli6" bin.
fte[t. ..2s Soir" DerbfsntIt6te meb.
rere an8ebli6e Neubsruneen bes Der.
Itorbsnen Alt.R abstaHlsrs, pel6er
Oleier in ieinem lssten 2ebensiabre iber
Elm e%rtrdumtes Golonlalreid maHts
4us 5ur6t ieoo6. baB blerourd britii1s
Sntsrthen perlebt tplroen, bef6lob er,
Sranfreih in eoloniale unteinebmunsen
bineinSusleben. in Der Sofnuns. es ba.
burd in Sireit nit Gnslanb unb 70 auI
bic Settle DeutidtanoS unb 3ubIanos 81
brin8en. Dieter neue 9rsibunb, "a
alaubte 8ismard, piroe England &c.
i%iatten, in aler Sl4srbsit fem Colonial.
reid tpelter uusaubauen. Dieie Ausles'
uns Stsmards'f6er Politit, meint IS,
Soir", srfldrt oas eunse @sbsimnib be,
8ssenndrtisen Saltuns DeutidIanos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
JutereHantes Sntsrpietp.

Inbrep Carnegie ma beim Prdiioen.
ten unp bic 5ruse iiber bic Annsrlon Der
Bbilippinen fam sur Sptade. Sn eintm
nadirdeltpsn S ltsrpierp duberie sr ii6
oabin, oaB er oauon iiberseugt lei. oaB
ole 4nnsrlon nlbt eggplant fet, fOneern
bab bic S,llppinos auf btefslbe Bats &C.
itslt peroen iolen. fopeit oleies 2anb in
9etra6t Iommt, nie bic @ubaner. Gar.
nee,e fast. er CLAUDE nidt. oab bic Ser.
Staaten bic 5llipplnoS beiiseen t6nntsn.
ou elm Nufruf nod Sreiplltsen nldt
OaSielbe gnisesenfommen finoen ipiiroe,
tpie Der fur bic 8sfreiun8 Guba's berpo,s
lief.
Der 8sri1t. bab We8inlsp @stpaIi
antpenben plroe, wuroe BON Carnegie
ais ld6erlid blnseftsat.
gr iaete .8lpan mb9te aus nabe
liseenoen @rdnoen iebr setne ieben. bab
Der 8ertrae ratlfieirt tpdroe. 8rpln
ipra1 bel mir Dor, Id empfins ibn MT
srbBter 9uporfommeKbett uno bate cine
iebr interefante nnterreouns nit ibm,
gr 1T Elm punoerbarer Wann unb elm
uabrer Ametifaner."
Carnegie idloB: sd PROPAGATE.
BOB Der BrdiiOent feline Saltuns mebl
dnbern tpirb, oils i'd. bepor bic nddfs
@onuention iommt. DAB .,aQs WsnfGer
sIei6 unb fret" seboren iino. tpirb MD
IN irseno elmer republtfanliben Gonpsn.
ton niebereei6rieen psroen. Dte re-
pubIifaniide 9attei ipuroe eebOrsn, IN
ilr 6reibett su tdmpfsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Den Oenttden 0 Netp Srleaus
eiue aroRe Nreuoe Deroorben.

Ser beutih. amsritantibsn 8spblfsr.
uug bon Rem Orleans 1T eine betbe gnt.
tduituns suibe,l sspOrosn. Das
5hulidrT ,,Woltfe" o Der oeutiden
Marine, fur bsiien gmpfana 70 umfai'
isnbe 8orbsreiiunsen seirOffsn lpuren,
tommt ni1t. Das 5diif bat 8sfebl sr'
balten. iiber 2leuapra in 8enesueIa mad
Dsutidlano suridsufsbren. @oniul BON
M,pfenbue erblslt nabfsbenosn Brief
bon BEN @ommanbanten bes Shlfss:
,@ommanoo 9. W. g. ..WOltts ..
Sapana, ben Z. Sanuar 1899. Dem
tailerlid oeuii&en Goniulat tbeile i'd
srsebsnit nit. bab i'd telesrupbii6e Drbrs
erbaIten babe, nibt nab Rem Orleans
su ssbsn. ionosrn auf anoerem Bsss bic
0simreiis ansutreten. SD beoauere. BAT
ss mir nidt ~persbnnt 1T. bic bsutitsn
2anbsIsuts in Rsp Orleans besraben su
iDnnsn. -S4roeoer. 5reeattsn' Captain
uno gommanoant."
Serr BON Wepisnbus bate fem 8sitei
asiban, um bas Sdrff bsrsubrinssn; Ell
bate auh bic ausotldllbe uno politips
3uiage bsfommen, oaB bas Sbiff tom'
men tperbe. Warum iest Die Gonire
Orors srfoIst III. tpeib Rlemano. Den
Deutiden 1T cine sroBs Srsuos ssrhOrt
pOrOen. Dis gum 5%eftfonos beiesisusr'
ten @sloer tperben suridertattet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Gpmpaauies 6efhdfte.

Der Gommiidr bss 8innenitsusr. De.
partemsnis bat entidieoen, OaB, tpenn
neus @omposnons in cine Sirma Elm.
ireten, baour4 bic aIte Sirma aufl6ien
unb cine neue 9enOfeni6aft biIbsn, biz
Heus 70 sei&afsns Sirma ibr 9si6dfi
ni&t unter BEN fpssielen Steusrfsmpe|
QssnO Der alien Sirma fibrsn fam
Sic mus 8eriht eritatten uno ibrs eisen,
Speaialiteuer pom eriten Gage bes DO
mats an, in tpeIdem iis bas @siddft be.
gam, sablsn. 8ein Rabatt tpiro on be,
BON Der altsn 5irma bssubItsn SPECIAL
ftsuer erlaubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Der 8aifer bon Sefterrei@ Der,
fhuupft.

Ser bipIomatii6e 8ertreter elmer Der
@robmabte ibeilt init, baB Der Batter
Don Osnerreib lber ben Con in seulRsn
SteQen Der 9iSmaid'iten Wsmoiren
unb lbsr bic 8erbfsntIiduns elmer Yin.
sabl bon STANDARDIZATION BON 2otbar Blu.
der in Der nsuen 9blniiben 3etidrifi
,Das nsue SubtbuuOeri" duberit sr.
bittert il. Die 6iterreihii6e Poltttt pirb
oarin idarf anessrifsn, uno IS tuiro in
beIeipisenber Delie pom 8aiier seipro.
den. Der aaiicr SranB Soiepb If um
10 dreerliber oariiber, tpell er Der an'
iibt III, baB bic beutfde 8esierune mt
2sidtletelt bic 8erbfsuillduns bate
Derbinbsrn ober tpenisitens bic anfiOblssn
Steasn. bic peribnll@ beleioieenb ma.
rem, 5adtte itreiden Iufsn f6nnen. @ts
sS belBt, bat 9aifer WhbeIm pom &aiisi
6rans Soiepb Elm eissnbdnolsss 5arei.
ben Iber bic 4uselesenbeit erbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
=SefferreiA

Die poIitiden 8erbGltnife i'm 8aiier.
reide ipiBen iid INNER fhdrfer Su. fis
finb Jest pertporrener oils lie. 2ein gnbe
N ab3uieben, tpie in 8ube bort meiter
rssiert tperosn fol-. Die Spra&enfrass
bleibt tpieber Der 8nnft. UNI ben ii@ Iaes
orsbt. Die Deutf6en, b b. in bisiem
5aae bic liberalen Deutfhen, baben in
Der 8eriammIuns ibrer Obmdnner be.
iGlOfen. bic Destruction. bic Yerbinber'
uns ieoer parlamentariiden 3bdtiefeit.
10 LANCE fortsuicSen, bis bic Aufbebune
Der Sprahenperoronuneen, Der &ldtitt
oeS pielsebabten Yremists. @arf 1pun.
oobenftein. unb cine seredte Absrenauns
Der ilapiiden Sprabbeatte etiol8t fem
wlro. furs aeaet, bis bic 6terrel4iite
8seisrung ii& tpiecer gang lbrer beut.
ldsn Steauns i'm 8eide etinnert. Dus
tann leiber nod LANCE bauern. Die
Observation-Disclosures 8 flauiihe WaioritGi
Oentt meoer an elm Natseben, nod an
ben grnit Der Sage. Bon tpie sneem
9ei6tspuntI bieie Waiorltdt ben idpe.
rem nationalen 2ampf aniiebt, sei9t tbi
neu, fer Plan. SIC Mil bic ODitruf'
tionSpar eisn i'm buhfdbllden Stnne oes
DOrtes gum Tempsl btnausbuneern.
Das fol- auf bic 4rt eeidebsn. oab ab.
tbeilunoen Der Waioutdt abnebielnb bes
ftdnoie pas 8etdstuasbufet umlaesrn
uno es oersetaIt ben Obttuttioniften un.
mbsli6 MAIDEN, an oasielbe 3u ~eelaneen
unb 3ur Stlluns BON Sunssr unO Durlt
einen 8lfen gifsn ODER einen Irunt su
stbaf&en.
9rob bieisr niebertrGdiigsn @sfinnuns
lbrer @ssner iinO bic Dsutidsn unsnt'
pest bemIbt. ibrsrieits AaeS su ibun,
has @siammtreid aufrebt srbaltsn
t6nnte. 80 ut iebt Der sur Deutiden
Soltspartel eeb6rise 8ieior Sobenburesr,
Der bic Stabt @raS I'm RsiGsratb p%ertrttt,
NIT Der 4ufieBuns elmer Denfidrlft be.
ih6ftiet, in tpelher bic Mlnide unb BE.
idpe,ben Der Deutiden suiammsnsefabi
uno bic 9eoineunsen einer 8sttanois.
uns stpiften Dsutiden unb Ti1e1en
feteeiteat peroen ioQen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Sas abraftuuss.@ rosramm..

Der Ct. 9sisrsbureer Correspondent
Der ..9imsS'' bstdtist bssdsll4 Der Der,
isnbuns zines RunOidreibens aus st.
petersburg on bic Wdbie, tpeIds bas
Abrliunss. 9rosramm entbdlt. bab bic
poresidIasensn Buntte in osmislbsn mil
Der erbBtsn @snauisteit a~neesebsn iinb.
gr flbrt sum 8elipiel bas 8srbot Der
4usnuBune neuer grinbuneen, ben Sc.
brau6 BON GIploiiutofsu. iubmarine5
5abrssuse unb Der Brurls ssGnrammenS
BON Slbrssusen on unp meint. bas BRO.
sramm bsabF6tise au6 eins @rbrisrunp
Der 8ermeiOuns oes ariesss. mo biss
our6 elm Sdieosseri&t INNER mbs'
lid 1ei,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Neue Srpnuns Der Sinse.

Der 8iidof bon Sauana bat. ba sr
psiB, bab unter Der amerifanii6en Wl'
ltdrreeisrune bic 8irde auf feline I'm.
tstitisung aus ben 6Hsntltbsn 5onos
rednen fam, elm RunDl4reibsn an ben
&lerus Der Suisl seri6tet. in tpsIds,
Oieisr aufssforosrt tplrb. ibren pfarrtln'
bern fIarsuma&sn. buB fs fi& BON isb
ib su reeelmdBisen 8siirdeen on bic
air6e perfebsn mdfen. @r empisblt.
Die 8lrdeniise su 3. 10 uno l5 @ents a.
Uermiethen uno Opfert6fe aufSuitsasn,
ionic Observation-Disclosures su srnennsn,
DIE 8u6en in Sauana uno bic 8Ibhsl
limb reid. aber be 8lrden i'm 9anbs ab.
lolut arm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
@esen bic 8sperff6aften In Gnss
lamb.

VegeH pte EXPERIMENTATION IN Gn9s
lamb.
Die britiidsn 4rbeiiasber fteben i'm
9esrlff. cine md6iise Organization ,u
biIesn, UNI bic arbeiter nit ibren eieensn
Dafen Su betdmpfen. Ser 8stbano
Oer Observation-Disclosures. Der in benz
lsbten MaiHinenitreit cine erobe Wa6t
entfaItete, bat bic Nrbeitesbsr in alien
Snouftiebranden aufssforosrt, bic Wa6i
Oss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su bretsn.
Sin 3msd Der 8erbintune ii, fur bic
Sbufune BON ben Arbeiteebern slniti'
aen @sieBen su iOreen. Die ..RailroaO
Repietp" b%ebauptet, cine Sirma babe
benz 2eaisIaiip. Ausidub oss 8srbanoss
bereits Sl75.0 900 sur 8erfdsun8 estsQt.
aber man lpeib nod ni6t. ME bisisi
8elo pertpenbst tperoen foa. Die 3msits
Aufsubs Der Organization III. ben Mr,
teltsebern bic NbsIidtsit an bistsn, 9r'
beitseontratte nit ben Snbiuibusn, on
tutt nit ben 9spsrfiaafien su mas
den. Die Itbeiteeber peipHidten I'D
nldt ielbft. fonoern ourd AusidIH
Der Organization NIT Strsifern ,u untsr,
banoeln. 9sr Saupipunit ees 9lansI
It uber. buB ieoe Sirma. bsrsn Anss
ftelte itreiten. cine ibrsm Dur6i6nitts
profit sntiprs&snos entiaaoisuns sr
haltsn lou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Xreher Nanb.

Sn einsm Uolbeiesten SiraBenbabn.
tpaeen. uuf benz iid aud elm 9olisiit bss
fano. beraubten brei 8erle ben st. Souls
@si&dfts flbrsr Der Rational Sire Sns
iuranee Company. Germ D. Snioer, UNI
einen Diamanten I'M Wertbe BON $1,000
biz $4,000 entbaIenoss &dt4sn. 5ros
Der anusienbsit bss 9Olpiftsn ssIans 60
ben orei fre&en Rdubsrn. au entiOm'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
9ein 3ei6en CUR Abraftuns feis
tens NuHIanb6.

Die rufii&s &ssierune bat ben 8au
zines neuen 2reujsrs BON $3.50 1onnsn
ben 8ultan.S 6lfsbaub6fen su Ststtin.
prsuBen, beitsat. @lei6faQs 1T be.
idlohsn pOroen. in ru6Ii6en 8aubbfen
crei S6la6ti4ifs bon unssfdbr is H..
800 Tonnen uno stpsl 8reuser BON 5000
uno 5000 1onnen buusn su IoHen.
3ublrel6e GorpeoOboOte iino iest iar bi,
Reeietuns i'm 8au besrifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

sChwache

verursacht elm Gefuhl MS on man GAM ger
schlagen und ohne Leben, Elrgeiz, Energie
oder Appetlt wire. Sic list oft der YOrliufer
Won ernsthafter Krankheit, oder der Begleiter
Won uery6sen Leiden. Sic list Elm wirklicher
Beweis Won dinnem. schwaclem, unreinem
Blute dem wenn das Blut reich, roth. lebens-
kriftig und stark list, verleiht es iedem Merry,
Organ und Gewebe des Kjrpers Leben und
Energie. Die Nothwendigkeit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla gegen Nervenschwiehe zu nehmcn list
daher Jedem bekannt. und das Cute was es
thut list ebenfalls ohne Frage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

Serfauft bet Gpotbeieru, ODER fret perfdidt
uad Gmpiuus bss Breiies, 25c., ODER 8 fur 81
Or. Sumpbreps' SOmeopatiides 1iauual
fir Srantbeitsn frei uerididt.
Humphrey Med. Co., Ill William st., n. z.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

Wlttsr, treI6s i6 fir bibI6s Sa6su In.
tsrtGiun. bic bas BABY trassn fam, lno
eineslabfu ~ uulsrtr
9erbf= Gr0fnnng

bon
Semen 9eitriften Saden,
fir SdusIiuss unb ainbsr,
2an9e GloafS, &appen, 8onnets,
Sobo99anS II. /. 10.
llnln gprratb BON fetuen Gtcafs In
Gaibmir, 8eoforb Gorb unb Seioe IL unibsr-
trpf n une bic prslit Inp ppn 300 bic $500
bas Stiid.
9appen umb SOnnetS
in e sips Chiffon etc. pom SOC bis ju 81 rs.
Gin tIesanisr gprratb BON gcptas, Sane-
ituben, ressins, etc ptlte ale su fpaitltn
prsfsn oTerirt psrbsu fir ben Strbfi Croft
nunss gsrfauf.
$40 Il. SIP Sadapanna Mbeaae,
stssniibsr benz .@u&snbIatt."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-27

TO RENT-Nice apartments of rooms,
steam; barn If necessary. o. J. Car
roll 80 Dale st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-27

in perfect order, and working through
to Clinton. He finds it a great conven-
fence. 1t is saving patrons of the road
minutes of waiting on sidings which
they would otherwise have to undergo.
H. B. Merchant has established the
waiting room in his drug store All
cars now stop short in front of his
door, and the conductor says 'Mer-
chants" after the fashion of the
Broadway line conductors when they
come to Wanamaker's in New York
city.
George w. Morse, member of the
committee that is to cooperate with
the water board in making new con-
tract with Lancaster for water, said
this afternoon that he did not know
when the committee and the board
would have meeting. Soon, he hoped,
however. There is a general impress
sion that before the new contract is
made Lancaster will have to nav con-
siderably more for water than it is
paying now. Particular complaint is
made about the way in which Col John
E. Thayer and the other members of
the Thayer family get their water
They take the water under a contract
which was made with the old Lancas-
ter Water company. They use it in
large Quantities.
Lancaster. for its part, is keenly re-
senting the hint of an effort to raise
the price of water to the people of the
town and is retorting with threats that
the town will build a reservoir of its
own somewhere and furnish water for
itself.
Lancaster is in the hands Of the
Boston Aqueduct Company, which has
first right to lay pipes on it's streets.
1t could do nothing without the consent
of this company, unless it went to the
legislature to have the charter of the
company annulled
Lancaster has some score Of hy-
drants, for which it pays nothing
clinton pays the water department $50
year for each hydrant. The Lancaster
water takers pay as much for water
as the Clinton water takers do on the
average, but half of the money is re-
turned to the Lancaster water depart
ment as interest on the pipe line, which
belongs to Lancaster. Several members
of the committee are understood to be
in favor of charging the same price as
now, provided nothing is returned to
Lancaster.
DR.. John w. Worcester, chairman of
the board of health, says that the
board has been unable to trace the ty-
phoid fever cases that have been re-
ported to any source. They are in diff
ferent parts of the town. No two of the
afflicted families are supplied by the
same milkman. Moreover. each family
uses bottled milk, so that DR.. Worces-
ter is confident the milk supply is not
to blame. Cases of measles continue to
increase in numbers. Unless there is
some abatement of the malady the
health board may feel it necessary to
close the parochial school,
Horace Kendall, whose funeral will
take place in Worcester tomorrow, is
well known here, where he has presid-
ed at many auction sales. His home
was in the town of Boylston near the
Clinton line, for many years.
William p. Howe has a force of men
at work making changes in the inte-
rior arrangements of the American
house. He is going to heat the entire
house with steam.
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TEAM IN HARD LUCK,
Polo Not a Financial
Success in Town
of Clinton.
CLOSED STREET CARS COME.
Lancaster Water Question
Still Agitates Both
Communities.
CLOSED STREET CARS COME.

Clinton, Nov. 26.--It looked for a few
moments last night as though the peo-
pie who had gathered to see a polo
game between Manchester and Gin
ton, would not be gratified. This week
Manchester has been playing on the
time of the Lawrence team. Manager
James H. Blake had open time. He
induced the Manchester team to play
here, so its members claim, with the
promise that he would pay their ex-
penses. When it was time for the
players to go on to the floor, several
members Of the Manchester team made
demand for their money. They were
told they would get it after the game.
MCGOWAN wanted his money on the
spot, but consented to play when II
was guaranteed by Humphrey Cough
lin. who held down the box office. The
game then proceeded. After it was
over. the Manchester men claim they
were unable to get all that was due
them They were threatening that
when Manchester comes to play the
next game on the schedule, they will
not 90 on to the floor until the old
score is settled
There is little doubt but that the
Clinton team is in hard luck. The
fault seems to be, said gentleman
interested in the game here, that
Manager Blake has not capital enough
to carry the team through the crisis.
His reason for releasing MCGOWAN was
that MCGOWAN was not willing to be
a bit easy when the last pay day came.
Last night only S63 was taken in at
the box office. There has been no more
than one night that the game has paid
here. Yet if the team were to be re-
organized, | would not hesitate to take
one-third oe the stock. Seventy-five
dollars would meet all the bills out
standing against the team today. Blake
is a thoroughly good fellow, and will be
square with everybody"
The members of the local team show
a disposition to stand by Blake. Blake
was not in town this evening. John II
Coughlin, proprietor of the hotel where
Rlake boards, told a Spy man the for
1ner was out of town on business an6
would return tomorrow. His TRUNK
and all his belongings were in his room
as usual.
services of Dennis K. Bartlett when hi
is not playing with the Springfield
team. He is expected to play Wed
nesday and Thursday
The closed cars which are intended
for use on the Worcester and Clinton
street railway, reached the railroad
station here last night. Superintendent
,John w. ogden will have them takeI
40 the car barn in Boylston tomorrow
The cars have been long delayed, blu
they are on hand before the road II
ready to open. after ALL They We're or
dered early in the year, in the hop
| that they would be ready in time t.
catch the end of the summer trade ant
| the September travel
| John W. ogden has his telephone lint
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OLD RESIDENT DEAD.
Robert Whitesde of West Boyston
Passes the River.

west Boylston, Nov. 26-Robert White
side, an old resident of this town, 70 years
old, PASSED away this morning at
O'Clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
A.. B. Pierce.
Mr. Whiteside was born in Lancashire,
England. and came to this country about
50 years ago to<accept position in the
Clarendon mills as overseer of the mule
room, where he remained as long as the
mules ran. Ring spinning replaced the
mules, and Mr.. Whiteside has had charge
az the room for the past 30 years, except
about two years, during which time he
was employed in Goes wrench shop at
New Worcester. He has been in failing
health for the past month but able to be
about the house until a week ago. when
ne was obliged to take TO his bed He
was a member of Post Is, G.. A. r., and
served In the civil war in the Fourth
Massachusetts heavy artillery. The flu
neral will take place Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the home of his daughter,
Mrs AIpert B. Pierce, BY his request,
the funeral will be in charge of the G., A;
r. He leaves a widow, one daughter and
a half-brother, Albert Tuson of Worces-
ter.
Monday night to make arrangements for
the funeral.
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WANTED either SEX to fold circulars.
etc, at home; S12 weekly salary; par
Cure Club, Lock Box 500, Los Angeles,
Cal.
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Cured by JOhnson's Dyspepsia Cure
~ suffered over two years with Indigestion and
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tried several physicians and different remedies,
but they only helped me for a short time. A
friend advised me to take Johnsons Dyspepsia
Cure. have taken three boxes, and am now
feeling better than have for two years Have
good appetite sleep well and have none of the
symptoms of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, while
have gained ten pounds in weight within a
couple Of months. lam taking pleasure IN re-
commencing Johnson's Dyspepsia Cure where
ever can, and several Of my friends are taking
1t with marked results IL. A. Arnold, CHM.
Large Box 10 cts by mail, or five accent stamps
Made at THE JOHNSON LABORATORIES, Inc.
49, PHILADELPHIA
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FOR SALE-Cabbage on the stump or by
Dbl. Hubbard and Turban squash, 81 50
for 100 lbs; Swede turnips, $1.25 by the
Dbl, delivered; ], S. Perry 1876 Vernon
st. Tel, $685..