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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
MOLlNEUX ARRESTED.
He Declared His innocence and Demand
ed an Immediate Investigation.

New York, Feb. 27.-While the jury
was out, Molineux, with his father and
counsel, went to a restaurant to din
ner. MolineuX was under surveillance.
MolineuX and his party returned to the
court room at almost the same time
as did the jury, and the room rapidly
| became crowded.
After the foreman of the jury had
announced the verdict, there was a mo-
he must have expected the verdict,
paled visibly, and his lips quivered. He
soon braced up, and smiled at a Whis-
pered word of encouragement. At Mr..
Weeks demand, the jury was pOlled
The warrant had already been pre-
pared and Coroner Hart handed it to
two detectives. MolneuX walked
around the table to meet them and
stood before the coroner's bench. He
put his hands upon the edge of the
desk. but they did not trembe; and
he seemed to have no apprehension Of
what was to come. The coroner asked
him the usual question as to his name
age, residence and if he had a state
ment to make. Il am not guilty and
demand an immediate examination"
replied MOlineux.
Tonight" asked the coroner
An examination tonight is impossi-
BILE said Assistant District Attorney
Osborne Mr.. Osborne explained that
the coroner could in his discretion ad-
journ the examination for As hours, and
the coroner set the time for II 80 a. M
Wednesday.
At that date Coroner Hart. sitting as
magistrate, will personally conduct
the examination. 1t is almost certain
hot 1..,4'g
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
FOR BASE BALL.
Tech Men Prefer it to Track
Athletics.

The question of the application Of The
funds that are being subscribed by the
students of the Tech for athletics this
year, has not yet been definitely settled.
The reports of all but two divisions of
the classes, one of the Junior, and one
of the freshman class, have been re-
ceiyed and the result up to date shows
that the sentiment of the students is
largely in favor of base ball in prefer
ence to track athletics
The latter branch of sport has Of late
years been run by Harry Z. Scott, the
leader of the Big four of '99, and the
students seem to think, judging by the
preference they have indicated when
making their subscriptions, that track
athletics have not yet shown good
athletice have not shown good enough
results to warrant their continuance
1t is probable that there will be a base
ball team and no track team at the
Institute this year, unless the Scott fac
ton pays for the latter themselves.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28

Newark as third or fourth-cIas mat
ter
Detective Sergeant James McCaffer-
~ was then called He told Of a visit
10 Newark to get a specimen of Molin-
euNs handwriting. lie sWore that Mo-
ilneuX had refused 20 give it to him
until he had first consulted mis- coun-
SCI MI. Weeks. McCsfferty said the
same day he met MolineuX and his coun-
sci, Mr. Weeks. Weeks said he would
like everybody else mentioned in the
case TO write at the same time and
under the same condition. 1t was inn
possible TO have this done AIcCaffer-
" could not get a sample OF MolineuX $
writing until a few days ago.
Nicholas Hickman. the proprietor of
called
The Identification of Molineux by
hickman was dramatic. He testified
TO his business and that he had
rented a letter box for one month to a
man who had given the name of II. c,
6arnet and that this man had called
Tor letters about 16 or 20 times.
Mr.. Osborne asked him: Gould Won
recognize him If you saw him again ~
Yes" said he.
Who is he?' demanded Mr.. Os-
borne.
Then. amid the greatest sensation.
neckman answered: Mr. Molineux,
There he is"
Molineux heard the accusation with
out exhibiting change of color or a
trace of agitation. He leaned forward
with his hands on the table and, star
ing steadily at Hickman, said empha-
never saw that man in 42d street
where Heckman's letter box agency is,
l saw MIN at the hotel where 1 was
on exhibition and at Newark where n
man brought him to me and asked if 7
was the man. He's a liar"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
BARRIERS UNION.
Delegates Report From Legislation Hear
Ing on License Bill

one new member was received at the
meeting Of the BARRIERS Union last
night The committee on the dance
held January 23 made its final report.
A. e. Reed and D. F. Coogan adj
dressed the meeting in the interests of
the Workingmen's Independent Club
o. A. Wood and p. n. Breen of the
local union were in Boston yesterday
as delegates to appear for the legisla-
tive committee regarding the license
Dill nov pending. There were about 50
delegates present and a number of
speeches We're made both in favor of
and against the bill.
The principal opposition came from
the proprietor of Halls barber school,
who said the BARRIERS presenting the
bill We're of the lowest class, and that
no first class barber was in favor of
it The Worcester delegates think there
is almost a surety of ,Ie committee
giving a favorable report and speak
very highly Of the reception rendered
them
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28

That's all" said Mr.. Osborne
Quietly.
Heckman started to leave the stand
Los. Coroner" shouted Mr.. Weeks
VINO was acting as counsel for Moli-
heuX, in the interest of justice, !
ask"
7 insist that Mr.. Weeks be STILL"
shouted Col Gardiner.
L insist acclaimed Mr.. Weeks
that this witness who has offered tc
make MALT dozen statements for pay
be asked"
Il insist shouted Col Gardiner
mat Mr.. Weeks be punished for con
tempt OF court"
Despite Mr. Weeks efforts to have
hickman cross-eXamined, he was al
lowed to leave the stand, the coroner
saying that he promised the district
attorney to conduct the investigation
IN his own way. Mr. Weeks was not
punished. That closed the incident, and
Emma Hitler the Newark saleswomar
VINO sold silver holder similar to that
which held the bromo-seltzer bottle
was called to the stand.
Miss Miller was asked: "On the 21st
day of December 1898. did you sell
what was considered in your store as
match safe?"
Yes. A man came into the store
and said he wanted to buy a bottle
holder. Instead 1 showed him d match
ST. I ne purchased II.
Of MSS Us Miller then Identified the holder
20 ne ~ ptg my settZefpoItle as the match
Siie ldu SoIu on Dec Il
iI az Aou peen aoie 20 ldehtlly any
'u ~ " nv p ~ ICIlassq lhat hoider!
ler's testimony
William J. kinsley was called He
said he was editor of the Penman
Art Journal. and that during the past
four years he had testified in three
hundred court cases as a handwriting
expert. He had examined some speci.
mems of MolineuXs handwriting They
were written in the assistant district
attorneys office on Feb. 20 The after
noon Of the same day witness reauest-
ed MI MGlineuN to call at his office
where the specimens We're rewritten
because the ones written in the morn.
ing We're not satisfactory. Mr. Kins.
ley was shown the specimens he exam
lned and other specimens.
What is your opinion as TO the iden.
tity Of the hanCWIi-ing?' asked Mr.
Osborne.
The writing is all in the same
hand, replied the expert
Were the letters signed Barnet anC
Cornish written by the same person p
Yes.
Mr.. Kinsley was then shown the ad
dress that came on the poison packag,
and asked:
Have you compared this writing
with the letter.
II have
rs II your opinion that they wert
all written by the same hand?"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
THE ENGLISH SPARROW.
DR.. Hodge RECOMMENDS 1t Be Fed
stYchnine as Soon as Possible.


Strychnine as Soon as Possible.
The Brewer Ornithologlcal club held
its fortnighty meeting in teachers
room, city hall, last evening. The pres
ident, Miss Helen A. Ball spoke on
Adaptation in bird life" DR.. c. f.
Hodge Informed the club of the result
OF his correspondence with the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington in
regard to the determination of the Eng
lish sparrow The officials informed him
that the plan which will be adopted is
the destruction Of the nests.
Or. Hodge gave as his opinion that
me method of saturating grain in
strychnine to give the birds to feed on
would be better plan. File also in
formed the members thathe asked the
department if there Is any species OF
foreign birds which can be introduced
INTO this country with safety, and was
informed that the Introduction of any
KIND IS attended with danger. He spoke
on the care Of birds and their value,
- MISS Mary c. Henry, principal of the
psala street school, made report on
current literature relating to birds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28

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l have taken three bottles of Lydia
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
RUN TRIALS NEXT MONDAY.
The High School Track Team Will Be
Selected at That Time.

Entries for the interscholastic sports
IN Boston week from Saturday, will
close next Wednesday. The Worces-
ter academy has already entered it's
team, but Trainer Bigelow will not
name his men until the first Of next
week.
The high school boys are training in
the rink and this win be their last week
of really hard work The final trials
will be run off, so Trainer Bigelow saws
next Monday afternoon. and the man
who make the best times will be the
ones who will go to Boston at the ex
pense of the school.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
SIX sPRINTERs SELECTED.

Trials for the selection of men for the
relay team were run at the Holy Cross
gymnasium yesterday afternoon. The
seXtet whose names will be sent to the
management of the Boston College
meet in Mechanics Hall, Boston. Satur-
day evening, for the relay race are
Moynihan, Conway, Maxwell, Sullivan,
Cnarles y common and Ed O'Connor. All
ran well yesterday
Sullivan met with an accident %
yards from the finish. Turning the
last corner. he slipped and fell against
an iron post, giving his forehead a
hard knock. He viii run again for
better time later in the week.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
TWO VERY CLOSE GAMES,
Candle Pin Match in Hancock Tourna.
ment Rolled Last Evening.

The match in the candle pin tournament
at the Hancock Club last evening between
teams and 4 resulted in three straight
victories for team T. captained by Pei
Lincoln The second and third games
were extremely close. the second being
won by single pin and the third by but
four pins The feature of the games, aside
from the general closeness of the contest
was the rolling of Lincoln, who made a
I'll three-string total. The score follows:
\ SENA- I'm
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
PIANO RECITAL,
Pup Is Of George W. Morse Perform to The
Delight of Their Friends

AT Association hail last evening at s
O'Clock, II piano recital was given by
August N, Anderson. NJ. Rosie Rochelle
ana Alfred G. Santon, pupils of G. w.
Morse assisted by Mrs Dorothy McTag~
gart-Miller The program was thoroughly
enjoyed by critical audience which
filled every available seat i'm the nan The
program was as follow:
Won Weber ta Invitation to the dance.
lpl Perpetual motion. Mendessohn, "a,
price blillanle. Schubert, Songs (a), I'm
patience OBJ Tear drops; (cl MINI
Beethoven, Sonata appasionata Schn.
mann, Songs (a); Thou the best and
nnoPlest; lb), On the Rhine Chopin, (aS'
Etude WI
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
SAYS TRADE WILL BE GOOD.
Major Taylor Returns From tie PhtladeI-
phia Cycle Show.

Mai. Taylor, who attended the Phil
adelphia cycle show all last week. in
the interests of the Sager gear re-
turned to Worcester for a few DAVIS.
yesterday morning. Taylor says that
from his observations at the PhiladeI-
phia and other cycle shows he has Wis
tied, he believes that trade VIII he
good among cycle dealers all along
the line, and that chainless BICYCLES
are surely going to have the call.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
lIillbury Lifts Win
From Lyceums.
PLAY WAS VERY FAST
At End Of First Half Bas-
ket Ball Score Was Tied.

The Millbury Lifts won their game
from the Lyceums in Father Mathew
haH, but only after one of the fastest
toughest exhibitions of basket ball
furnished local lovers of the sport this
season.
From start to finish there was not a
moment when play Iagged. 1t was a
desperate struggle from the blowing of
Referee Parker's whistle and the 900
Lyceum partisans in the hall and over
hanging galleries yelled and cheered
in their enthusiasm and in their de-
sire to see a victory for the home team
1t was one of those few basket ball
games in which team work and indi-
vidual brilliancy combined in just those
elements most conducive to success.
The team work was excellent; the in
dlYidual playing superb. OF all the
stars, Connolly OF the Lyceums shone
the brightest. He was pitted against
good man in Wood, but Wood had his
hands full all through the evening try
ing to prevent his opponent from MAX
ing those accurate passes.
The end of the first period of play
saw the score a tie, each team having
made three pOints-a goal from the
field and one from a free try. Between
the halves of the big game, the Ores
cents and the Lyceum Reserves held
the attention Of the spectators, the Re
serves partially atoning for the event
ua1 defeat of the Lyceums by winning
from the Crescents by a score of to 8.
The first half of the important game
Of the evening was refereed by Parker
of this city, but in the second half the
Millbury man insisted that their repre-
sentative be given an opportunity to
officiate and so DR.. Cronin was substi-
tuted.
The lineup and summary of the two
games follows:
Mnlbury Lifts. Lyceums.
GrosSman, I'''.'''''''.''''...' 7 D, Holmes
Wood, f.....................I b, Connolly
WiSeman, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DOlan
Williams, l b..,..,..............r (, Sheehan
Henri, D.......,.,......,.. .......l 1, HOran
The summary: Score, Millbury Lifts G.
Lyceums 4; goals from field, Crossman 9
Hehir; goals from free try, Crossman.
Koran Sheehan; referees, Parker and
Cronin.
Luceum Reserves. Crescents.
DonOhue, / f.....................r b, Burke
Murphy, + 1.,..''..........,.......l b, Allen
corey, c...-.-..................C, thompson
Loiselle, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +, kenney
Black. b...................I f, Plamondon
The summary: Score, Lyceum Reserves
u. Crescents 3; goals from field, Donahue
r. Kenney, Allen; goals from free try
Kenney, Loiselle.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
FIRST TOURNAMENT GAME.
speIIman Pocketed 100 Balls While
Moynihan Was Getting 70.

The first game in the pool tournament
now being conducted by Tom March, in
the American pool rooms on. Mechanic
street was played last evening before a
good sized crowd. The contestants in the
nan the former winning by a score Of
100 TO 10 'Oo'S VI
r, The game this evening will be between
Carey and Snow o." &C"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
BIG STAKES ARE INVOLVED.
First Match in $500 Series viii Be Rolled
in Boston Friday Night.

Arrangements have at last been COM
pleted for the series Of five matches at
candle pins between the Sherwoods of
this city and the McCarthy's of Boston.
The series is for 5000 500 a side total
pins to count. Two matches will be rolled
IN this city and two in Boston The fifth
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
MEETINGS, ETC.

deaths. Grip comes next with 6. The
other causes were apoplexy, bronchit-,
U.s. old age, heart disease, strangula-
tloh' ana marasmus, eachi paralysis,
hip disease, consumption, premature
birth, .nephritis, diabetes, paresis. con-
gestion of the lungs, railroad accident
geterus moratorium, CASTRO enteiritjs
appendicitis, diphtheria, nephritis, j
each.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
THE DEATH RECORD.

There were As deaths in Worcester
last week. "a males and q females
pneumonia maintains its position ~ thn
head Of the list, having caused If
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
MRS. LUCY GOODWIN

Suffered four years with female trou-
bles. She now writes to Mrs. Pinkham
Of her complete recovery. Read her
letter:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I wish you to
publish what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Sanative Wash
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28

Liver Pills
have done for
me.
l suffered
/. for four years
4 with womb
] trouble. My
! doctor said I
adfallingo OF
the womb. I
also suffered
with nervous
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-28
{0E11f!s.oIrt P Owder

Face breaking out caused much ANNOYANCE {
Miss Palmer, Of AshwiFlet. Conn until She use
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-28
10. Rapitel.

Wir tebr.n nun tpieber au IdbD
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bes @ei4Gftsmannes au SuB neiter
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nit biefer 8otfhaft, feline eigene 5i=
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perlai1en 5u frnnen, ebe bas @eriiht
bon benz 0iebftabl berbreitet mar.
Sc mar neun ubr Morgens, ais ct
in 3Dbenbdllftreet antam. no bauptz
fd6li4 @elbrecbsler trohnten. 2orb
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