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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

ence, while the German universities
have as their object principally the Gull
tivation of science. A contrast to the
other American universities is found in
Clark university at Worcester.
I might say it is more German than
the German universities, inasmuch as
its purpose is exclusively the cultiva-
ton of scientific research. This may
at once be seen from the division of the
subjects which are treated. While all
German and Austrian universities have
four faculties-theology law, medicine
and philosophy, at Clark all practical
applications Of science are excluded.
1t certainly says much for the great
Importance of theory for humanity
when such practical nation as the
American, besides its technical and in
dustrial achievements, makes such
earnest and successful efforts to elevate
and to advance the cultivation of
purely ideal science.
Prof. Mosso writes:
Ho cominciato la mia carriera nell
Institute di Firenze che ha una SOM
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
AFFAIRS OF SUTTON.

Sutton, July 1O-Messrs. Sherman,
Hunt and Rugg of the Y NJ. c. A., Wor-
!cester, conducted the morning and even
ing services In the Congregational church
yesterday. The Sabbath school voted to
hold their, picnic in Kendrick's grove, Sat
urday July %. The committee of arrange
ments are Superintendent Dexter A.
Brigham, c. s. White, Mrs. L. d. King.
Alice Holbrook
Rev.. DR.. John E. futile and family
opened their summer house on the shore
OF Singletary lake, last Saturday.
Mrs. Soren G. Hoyle has returned from
two weeks visit to her daughters in
Auburndale.
Miss Estella Amber goes to New
Hampshire Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs l.. H. Birmingham Of Bos-
ton are visiting their son, l.. Howlund
Bennington, M. D., of this town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

! strangers who are learning to admire
American activity.
A. Mosso.
DR. Forel writes:
Ich danke linen herzlichst fur die
crosse Ehre die sic mir durch die Yer
hebung EUR Ehren Diplomen der Clark
Universitat erwieren haben. Diese Ehre
nehme ich jedoch weniger fur mich ais
fur mein Vaterland, die kleine Won
linen so stark uberholte Schweizer-
ische Democratic, an die ich hier YER
trete, und die auf hire alien durch-
kampften freiheiten INNER noch stoltz
list.
Won ganzen Herzen gratulire ich
linen zu den shonen Arbeiten und Err
folgen, die die Clark Universitat in den
hohen Gebieten der Philosophie, der
Paedagogick und so manche wissen-
grundlagen socialer Fra
gen in der kurzen Zeit hires Daseins
zu stande gebracht hat.
Aber auch fur die hochherzigen und
grossartigen Shenkungen Amerikani-
scher Burger yum wohl des wissen-
schaftlichen and socialen Fortschritte,
mussen wir linen vom Herzen danken,
und sic dazu egluckwunschen."
thank you heartily for the great
honor you have done me in bestowing
upon me the honorary degree of Clark
university. This honor l accept, how
ever, less for myself than for my native
country, the little Swiss democracy so
far excelled by you which I represent
here and which is still proud of it's old
conquered liberties.
With all my heart I congratulate you
on sthe beautiful works and successes
winch Clark university has produced in
the fields of philosophy and pedagogy,
and the numerous important scientific
foundations in social questions that it
mas created in the short period of its
existence
But allow me to congratulate you
upon the generous and magnificent do
nations of American citizens to the ben
etlts of scientific and social progress.
Dr. A Forel
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DIED AT QUlNAPoxET.
Charles Anderson Was a WeIl-Knowi
Resident Ire In a Mil.

Quinapoxet, July 10.-Charles Anderson
died here this morning at APO o'clock. He
was 80 years of age and had suffered for
long time from dropsy He was taken
to the Massachusetts general hospital
about year ago and stayed there for
about five months. He then came home,
but was obliged to return to the hospital
He came home again about a week ago
and was It home at the time of his death,
The Funeral will take place Wednesday.
mills at Lovellville early this morning
and was subdued with difficulty. The
cause was sparks emitted by the pickers
because OF, some metallic substances get
ting into the rags. The loss is about SIS.
Miss Louise r. Morse is visiting Mrs. J.
Frank Wood at Edgemere.
Frank W. Farrer has returned to his
home after a visit with friends
George W. Morse has returned home
after spending few days with relatives.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

utile anche per moi stranieri che i'm
pariamo ad ammirare 7 operosita degli
Americani.
A. Mosso.
| began my career in the Florence
institute, which greatly resembles
Clark university. 1t is called an insti-
tuition for the acquiring of the higher
branches of learning. The well-known
Prof. Schiff did not lecture on pIiysiol-
ogy. | was one Of his students ana
While in Florence made an investiga-
ton on the movements of the aesoph-
agus.
Schools of higher learning to he uee-
full must have abundant means and
good laboratories. In France there is
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

iglianza profunda cola Clark univer-
sity. ESQ chiamasi Institute di perfez-
ionamento degli studii SUPERIOR II
Professore Schiff non faceva lezioni di
f1siologia. 10 sono state uno del Suoi
dlscepoli fece a Firenze I'm lavoro
sui movimento DELI esofago.
lie scuole di perfezionamento p@r es-
sere utili devono avere motif mezzi e
buoni laboratori In Francia vi il Col
lege de France dove pure no studiatom
soto la direzione di Claude Bernard di
Ranvier di Marcy. II metodo di chi
amare ricercatori conosciuto per lie loro
ricerche fare qualche lezione a Wor-
cester una cosa nuoya che mi pare
motto utile per educare la gioventu. ed
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

praktischen Anvendungen der Wissen-
schaft ausgeschlossen. Els spricht
gewiss fuer die hohe Bedeuting der
Theorie fuer die Meuschheit wenn cine
SO eminent praktische Nation vie die
Amerikanische naben ihren technischen
und kaufmaennischen Leitungen auch
so ernste und erfolgreiche Anstr4ngun-
gen macht, die Pfege der reinep ideal
en- Wissenschaft in ihrem Lande zu
heben und zu foerdern.
BoltZmann.
The American universities seem to me
In general to stand midway between the
German and the English. While some.
like that in Cambridge, with their COL
leges seem to be closely connected with
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CARD.

We desire to announce to the patrons
OF our Retail Store, 328 MAIN STREET,
that MISS A. LYONS, from B. ALTMAN
& CO., NEW YORK, is now in charge
and with competent assistants is prepared
to give prompt and careful attention to
all who may favor US with their patron
age.
Special attention is called to our new
line of SAPPHIRE" Corsets.
Miss Elizabeth T. Daily is now con-
nected with our store and will be pleased
to meet her friends there.
WORCESTER CORSET co.
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chlich die Pflege der Wissenschaft ais
solcher EUR Aufgabe stellen.
Einen Gegensatz zu den uebrigen
amerikanischen Universitaeten bildot
in dieser Beziehung die Clark un'versi-
ty zu Worcester. Ich moechte sagen, sic
list noch deutscher ais die deutschen
universitaeten, indem sic SIGH aus
schliesslich die Ant letting EUR wis
senschaftlichen Forschung EUR Aufgabe
macht. Els list diess schon aus der En-
theilung der daselbst behandelten Dis
ciplinen ersichtlich.
Waehrend allie deutschen und oester-
reichischen Universitaeten in der
Haupsache vier Facultaeten, Theologie
Law Medicin und Philosophie besitzen
SO sind an der Clark universtaet allie
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11

the College De France. where I have
likewise studied under the direction of
Claude Bernard, of Ranvier ard of
Marcy. The practice OF inviting inves-
tigators known for their researches to
lecture In Worcester is a novelty which
appears to me very useful for cducat-
ing the youth, and useful, too, for us
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the English model, those Of the west
seeem to be more like the German
ones. While Austrian universities are
all alike and are ranged exactly, ac-
cording to the German fashion, in
America, the great difference in the or
ganization Of the different universities
is striking. Many Of them are devoted
more tnsthe practical application Of sci
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
BASE BALLlsT IN TOWN.

Jefferson, July 1O.-Joseph Pepper of Tx
bridge is visiting friends in town, Pepper
Is the. fielder that saved the game between
the Heclas and the Whitins at Uxbridge,
July T. by phenomenal catch in left
field.
E. w. Merrick has purchased a new
trotter which shows up very well in the
brushes 1t has had with local horses
which are considered fast. Mr.. MerriclS
will use the horse on the road.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
WORDS OF PRAISE.
Continued from list Page.)

Here is Prof. Boltzmann's commune
cation;
Die amerikanischen Universitaeten
scheinen mir in allgemeinen die Mite
zu halben zwischen den deutschen und
englischen. Waehrend einige, vie, die
in Cambridge, nit ihren Colleges SIGH
eng an das englische Munster ansch-
liessen, scheinen, die des Westens. mehr
Gas deutschen aehnlich zu sein. Weeh-
rend die oesterreichische Universltae-
ten allie vollkommen gleich und ganz
mach deutschen Muster eingerichtet
sind, so list in America die crosse Yer
schiedenheit in der Organisation der
einzelnen Universitaeten auffaland.
Viele derselben pf1egen mehr die prak-
tische Amending der Wissenschaft,
waehrend sich die deutschen hauptsae-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
POLICE NOTES.

Joseph Ribieaux was arrested last
night by George Farnsworth a specinl
officer. for assault and battery on Pat
rick Flanagan at the Union station
Joseph Germaine was arrested last
night by Sergt. Hickey on a warrant
charging him with the larceny Of a
copper boiler from Joseph Dusit.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
eastern District)
Passenger trains leave Worcester;

r, Dis'ilcLJ
passenger trains leave Worcester:
FOR PRovIDENCE-e,s7 y A. 3 40 an 3,
d M N.4O' '2.41, 4.4O, sos. 6.25, 1855, 9.55
p m Sundays - Tao, 1850 a. M; 4.40
FOR MILLBURY-6.3 IN an IN 81
a. M; l2.4O, 2.47, A. 40, a6 .OS, .25 55 ' AZ
D. M Nv AV'oV a. M 4'4o
FOR WHITINS-6 ~ = A. Q an "a
124O 2.47 4dO Sc o. * IN ~ W. a, M
FOR JtXBRIDGE e. ~ ~. 4;4o p m
a. M; 1910, S2.47, 44o SOS az ~ Fs5 lSs
Ft1p Mn
a. M y i o. Z 9t Il 40 a. ~ SO 1881
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
CLOVER LEAF CREAMERY
BUTTER,
ALSO FRESH EGGS AT WHOLESALE.
JOHN P. SQUIRE & SONS,
100 SUMMER ST.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Northboro and Oxford People Married at
ST. Rose Church.

Northboro, July 10.-Rev. L. D.
Achin of st. Rose Church performed a
double marriage ceremony today. The
parties were Louis Barry and Miss
Josephine James, and Napoleon James
and Leoda Carderact of oxford After
the ceremony a reception was held at
the home of the bride.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-11
Teachers and Schools.
The DaIzeII Schools,

&C West ST., w ~.
Parallel courses for boys md girls.
Preparation for college or scientific
schools.
Primary department receives pupils in
the first grade and promotes according to
most modern educational principles.
German begun in the earliest grade:
Latin at 10 years of age, and French
at II.
Next School Year Begins sept, 90,
GEORGE A. STEARNS, JR.,
Principal.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
POLICE RESCUE DR.. DOwIE
Mob Lays Siege TO Church In Which
the Zion Guards Are Hold
ing a Meeting.

CHICAGO, Nov. DIR" John Alexander
Dowie was rescued from his Oak Park
church, Marion and Lake streets, at 2:45
o'clock this morning by sergeant and
twenty policemen from the West Lake street
station. He had been prisoner in the
building since 1880 O'Clock last night.
Chief Ripley ordered his men out when
word came at l a. m. that the doctor
was kept a prisoner by a mob that defied
the efforts of the Cicero police. Fearing they
would attack the place, the city police
were rushed to the suburb in a patrol
wagon.
When the city police arrived DR." Dowie
and nearly 400 OF his followers emerged from
the hall, led by the Zion Guards. Or"
Dowie's meeting was one OF the most tu-
multuous he has held His Zion Guard
was pelted with eggs and stones, windows
in the building were broken and one of
his followers was severely beaten by the
crowd. For hours CHIEF Valens and twelve
men OF the Cicero police force struggled In
vain to keep order They drove the crowd
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.
News of the Courts.


Judge Smith held a session OF the dis
trict court in the superior court room yes
terday afternoon and severed the ties which
bound three couples who had found that
in their cases marriage was failure.
Harry Doty was granted divorce from
Amanda Doty on statutory grounds and S.
c. Dardin was granted one from Victoria
/. Dardin for the same reason
Mrs. Anna Morgan was given divorce
from William S. Morgan, whom she mar
ried in Woodbury. county on March "a
1891, and who deserted her for another
woman seven weeks later.
Judge Macy held short session in the dis
trct court room and handed down his de-
cisions in four cases where motions for new
trials had been made, overruling them IL
zach instance. The cases were Henry Gee
sen against James Saguin. motion for new
trial by defendant; Mrs. Hannibalser
against George C. Sessions motion for new
trial by plaintiff; j. G. Meyer against Mrs
WAGNER, motion for new trial by plaintif
c. Huntington against H. j. Chambers, mo-
tion for new trial by defendant.
In the case OF the state against F. d
Leaper and Alice Williams, acquitted on th'
charge of adultery, the motion OF the county
attorney to retax costs and for judgmen
against the defendants for the fees of Ger
: tain witnesses was overruled by Judg'
Macy excepting as to one witness, Majo
Grinlths of Cedar Rapids. During the prog
ress OF the trial this witness was ordered
out of the court room.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
RlOTOUS GIRLS ARE A BURDEN
Authorities StiIl Work at the Puzzle
and May Change Management of
Industrial school.

DES MONIES, Nov. 1.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Sheriff Stout was in long consulta-
tion with the members Of the Board of Con-
troll this morning in regard TO Mitchellville
Industrial school matters, and 1t ie stated
that there is probability of recommends
tiOns being made for a change in the man
agement OF the school. This is based upon
a feeling that the members OF the board
think that 1t lie necessary to make a change
in order to maintain order in the school in
tho future Five girls confined in the Polk
county jail for rioting at Mitchellville were
taken back to that institution last night
but were refused admittance by the superin-
tendent.
Mrs. Minnie Tam attempted suicide this
afternoon, but the timely arrival OF med
ical assistance saved her life.
In the Winslow murder trial the day was
consumed In securing a jury. Great in
terest is being taken in the case and the
court room today was packed.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
school. Close Until Tuesday.

The city schools will be closed today un-
til next Tuesday morning. This was de-
cded upon by the Board of Education yes
terday morning. Saturday is a regular
holiday and today and tomorrow the schools
will be closed on account of the teachers
going to Creston to attend the session of
the Southwestern Iowa Teachers associa-
ton. Monday they will be closed to permit
the children to take part in the reception
to the Fifty-F FIRST Iowa.
The teachers were paid yesterday after
noon and, soon after, the Burlington ticket
office was a busy place for several hours
while Captain Brown and Colonel Daven-
port were handing out tickets for the trip
to Creston.
The Blocmer school building Is on the
line OF march of the parade and the school
board yesterday gave directions that it be
| properly decorated The work of decorat-
ing the building will be in charge of Super
| intendent OF Buildings Brewick Although
this is the only school on the line OF March
| the pupils at the other buildings are just
as enthusiastic as anyone else and the win
| dows in almost every school have beer
| tastefully and in some instances mos
deliberately decorated At the Washington
| avenue school, which building can be planl,
seen from Broadway, the teachers and pu-
pills are planning upon a very elaborate
scheme OF decorations.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
DEAD FOR MORE THAN A WEEK
Murder Mystery for the chicago Poe
lice to Solvc-womnn's Hus-
band Probably Guilty.

CHICAGO. Nov. Mrs. ]. Rush Branch
was found dead last night in her apart
ments on the first floor of 7l6 Forty-second
street, with bullet in her heart. 1t is be-
lieved the body had lain in the fiat more
than a week. Finger prints and smeared
bloodstains were found on the wall beside
the body and a revolver with one chamber
empty lying on a bed in Mrs. Branch's
room.
Five weeks ago Mrs. Branch moved her
handsome furniture into the building. The
woman was alone, but she told the janitor,
Frank Stromsen, her husband was a travel
ing salesman and was out of town. She
made no acquaintances in the building.
Upon several occasions man whom the
janitor believed to be her husband visited
her.
Sunday morning, October %, Mrs. Branch
called Stromsen in to fix a gas Jet. While
the janitor was at work strange man sat
with his back to him in the front room and
neither spoke nor turned his head. No one
saw this man leave the fiat. Mrs Branch
has never been seen by any OF the neighbors
since that day
The daily papers are piled on the back
porch UP to and including that day.
A number of letters we're found in the
apartments, some of them indicating that
| she had been leading a dual existence. At
least half Of the missves were addressed to
Mrs. Mable Downs" although she is said
to have been the recipient OF them. In
none was the address of the writer given.
One of the letters, written in Montreal, Oc-
tober "a, and which was unopened, was
signed, Your husband"
The coroner today will endeavor to solve
the mystery surrounding her life and
| death.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02

writes from Cedar Rapids but fails to give
his name, simply signing himelf friend OF
Mrs. Laura Wesley. He offers to donate $40
toward the expense of running down Wes-
ley and bringing him TO justice.
The young woman whom he deserted in
this city is still here, having secured en-
ployment. When told yesterday that Allen
was reported to have been already married
when he went through the marriage cere-
much surprise, as she said she now felt
sure that he was scoundrel Her maiden
name, she said, was Anna Slama and that
her parents lived in a small town near Lin
coin, but she refused to give the name of
the place, as she did not want her folks
to know Of her trouble.
She says she met Allen, or Charles Allen
Wesley, as he called himself in Lincoln,
at the Capital hotel and that he signed the
marriage register under that name. The
officers are convinced that the young woman
was in no way implicated in the frauds
practiced by Allen and that she had been
imposed upon by the fellow.
So far the police have been unable to
secure any clue to the direction taken by
Allen after he left this city Shortly after
he secured the watches from Jacquemin &
Pearl street and Fifth avenue evidently
waiting for car, but whether he boarded
motor for one of the local depots or fol-
| Omaha is not known.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
DEATH RECURD.


HASTINGS, Neb., Nov. 1.-(special Tel
egram.) News was received here early this
morning OF the death at Lincoln of Mrs
Mary Stevens from injuries received last
evening by falling down a stairway. Mrs
Stevens Is well known in Hastings, having
resided here for many years. and Is the
mother OF Attorney ]. c. Stevens OF this
city. Mr.. Stevens went to Lincoln on the
early morning train, but did net arrive
until after his mothers death. The body
was brought to Hastings this evening and
will be buried Friday morning at 10 80 from
Saint Cecilia church.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02

away from the building short distance, but
could not scatter It, Two hundred men rei
mained close by, declaring they would not
go till Dowie appeared
Five arrests were made during the riot.
The trouble started at 1880 o'clock when
Or" Dowie entered the church. 1t con-
tinued without intermission all night al
though after midnight the crowd contented
itself with keeping UP a passive siege
At midnight the police scattered the crowd
but 200 men gathered close to the church
which was closely watched by scouts. This
was kept up for hours Once the crowd
set fire to load OF hay. The blaze was
extinguished bv the fire department.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
Railroad Changes. Townsite.

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia, Nov. 1.-(Spe-
cial Fort Dodge & Omaha railroad Of
ficials. who have just completed a ~ of
inspection along the recently completed line
between Council Bluffs and Denison, an
nounce probable change in the selection
OF townsite near here. Sidetracks had
already been established at a point about
two miles and a half east of here, but the
company now contemplates making st.
John, commonly called "Old Town" their
objective point The location of a station
at ST. John would put the two towns within
mile and a half of one another.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
Howelrs Anti "Kawf' cures coughs, colds


The following transfers were filed yester
day in the abstract. title and loan office of
]. w. Squire, 10l Pearl street:
Executors of George A. Pillsbury, de-
ceased, to f. j. Day and j. F. Hess,
lot I. block 8; IA in II; 10 and Il In IS;
II, IL and II in %, and IL and II in
27 Burns add. Council Bluffs, W. d.S 200
Thomas Meredith TO Isaac Smith, lot
., block |. Meredith's add. 10 town of
Avoca, W. d..,..,.,..,.,,.,.,,.......,., 90
Sheriff to Caroline Z. Bowman, nia lot
Council Bluffs, deed @ .,.,...e.....:.e.' 1854
Sheriff To n. S, Wilson, lot 10, block
H. Beers subdiv. to Council Bluffs,
deed ....:,...,..,-.,.:...,. ..'';;:'..,..:,.' oO+
Carl Gouldin and, wife 10. ]. w. Squire,
wiz of lots II and 13, block II, How
ards add. Council Bluns, O. C. d.. l
Total, five transfers s3,1O9
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02
LAST RAIL OF A NEW ROAD
Main Line Of the Fort Dodge 4 Omaha is
Now Completed.
TRAIN SERVICE WILL SOON BE IN FORCE
Freight Trains VIII Run between the
Two Cities within the Week and
Passenger Schedule VIII lie
Added soon.
AIN SERVICE WILL SOON BE IN FORCE

FORT DODGE. Ia, Nov 1.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-The last rail on the Fort Dodge &
Omaha was laid this morning uear Wall
Lake and the main line OF the road reaching
from Fort Dodge 10 Omaha is now completed.
Trains are now running from Fort Dodge to
Rockwell City and from Council Bluffs
to Denison. BY the end OF the week it is
thought that freight service will bo run
from Fort Dodge into Omaha. A passenger
service will be installed in a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-02

AMES, Ia, Nov. 1.-(SpecaI. 1.-The COM
mencement exercises OF the Iowa State
Agricultural college will be held in the
chapel on the evening OF November o. The
class is composed Of about seventy members.
only part of whom will complete their
course this year. The remaining number
viii be graduated in the spring forming
the first spring commencement as arranged
by the Board Of Trustees. The program for
tho commencement exercises consists of an
address to the class by President Harper of
the University OF Chicago. presentation of
diplomas, President Beardshear of the COL
lege, and an address by Governor l.. NJ.
Shaw.