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&. Beoerien.
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S#ssas >. 4 sttnhsr 1899
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-04
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0pittcrimger.
Sill Sfolrn / Blair:

8eresForo, e. 7af.: 2ars 2arien
SIS; Ufrs. Hdngbilo 3obnien 5 so;
g9inie larien, hilbert 2arieH, Ole
G1rien, bDer 81. 5000
@reenfielo, 9. Tat: SobaHnn Touls
len So; ". BoulieH, Die 9eterien,
buer 50 900
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W. 8eterien 1900
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Gate Eoipn, Ais.: aDf. ........... 800
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$40; Pima SubI, Wiarie @nberien,
bDer $6; Warp Shuib. Mrs. 9nna
Soffrup, s. Glanien, buer IS: Marie
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poet.

gaa @tuup al 9inOrinssr oto BDss
ningsarbtiOst. uoiaitss grGiiemsoei III
Ranbag ben 3. Cttober. U1eoet be-
apnosr ON 6ifnmibolaen 81. 3 os
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Snsoa9 @liemiOoae 81. } b~e3pnoer
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Sernbanaiite.

GbifagO, Sf. YanI, Winneapolis
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Cub paa.
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81. 6. Sioux City Passenger 6,47 6orm.
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Sornebjcmeiaacn.

Oct fetite foteneos Reos al 9eitprert
for IuibeiIf if Bernebiem pil bliue bolbl
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@nOstienrlter.
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Blair oanife 20. lutb. Y2eniebeo boloer
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len. buer 1880
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
Gossip Has It That Dreytus' Per-
secutor win Have to Answer
Charges
GOVERNMENT MAY
ORDER HIS ARREST
At Present He Is Contesting
District in the Senatorial
Elections

Paris. Dec. 3O.-There are persistent
reports in nationalistic circles, that
the government has decided upon the
arrest and prosecution of Gen. MERCER
before a second high court. Accord
ing to these reports, an important de-
bate respecting the conspiracy cases
and the charges against Gen, MERCER
will take place in the chamber of dep
uties as soon as the session begins, and
it is said that the premier, NJ. Wal
deck-Rosseau, will reply to his adver-
saries by announcing the arrest Of Gen
MERCER and his arraignment before the
high court. The nationalistic organs
insist the government has decided upon
the plan, but suggest that it may be
changed in view of its premature reve-
lation.
Gen. MERCER at the present moment
is a senatorial candidate in the Loire
inferieure. One of his friends who was
interviewed on the subject, saiG the
general hat resolved not to discuss the
matter. as he was determined not to
give the government q weapon to use
against him. He was convinced. how
ever. that his arrest wouli sound .tsS
defeat of the government candidates in
the senatorial elections, while he him
self was certain of election.
1t is expected the present trial before
the high court win be concluded in the
middle Of next week, and NM. Deroulde
and Guerir will almost certainly be
convictcl, although some of the other
prisoners will probably be acquitted.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

Friends Of Representative-elect
Charles r. Saunders, among the MEM
bers-elect of the next Massachusetts
House, received this morning, circulars
signed by Edward e. Willard, William
S. Kyle, ]. Lewis Ellsworth and Au-
gustine w. Esleeck, announcing meet
ing of the supporters of Mr.. Saunders
for the speakership at room 10, Youngs
hotel, Boston, on Monday evening, Jan.
1, at $50 O'Clock, to consider arrange
ments for the caucus on the following
day. Dinner will be served at o'clock.
The following statement has been
given out by Representative E. E. Will
lard for the friends of Mr.. Saunders:
Mr. Saunders friends are
SATISFIED WITH THE SITUATION.
The speakership campaign is practical
ly over The time has gone by for ar
gumenis On the threshold of the eau
Gus tina situation is this: None of the
three candidates for speaker has ma
jority Of the republican members
pledged to support him. All efforts to
stampede the members in one direc-
ton or another have failed. The mat
ter will be settled by the caucus. No
candidate goes into this meeting. GER
tain of the result.
''Mr Saunders goes into the caucus
upon the same footing as Mr.. Myers
and Mr.. Bennett. He has behind him
a good following and sincere one. His
men arc Saunders men. They are for
him and for no one else. and are pre-
pared to take all honorable means to
secure for him the speakership nomi-
nation. His friends are as loyal to his
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
NOT CREDITED
No Confirmation of Report of
LadYsmith Sortie

London, Dec. 30.-The reported sortie
from Ladysmith resulting in the cap
ture of Boer position is not confirmed
and, apparently, is only Kaffir story.
A Chieveley dispatch dated Friday,
Dec. 20, makes no mention of it. The
same message shows renewed activity
on the part of the British, apparently
preparatory to some action. The BoeT
position eastward of the camp was
thoroughly reconneitered Dec. rs, with
out drawing the enemy.
Tha naval guns are engaged in daily
practice. and it is said on good author
ity that 80 or 40 Beers have been killed
by the firing during two days dis
patch from Durham predicts that Lady
smith will be relieved or or about jan
z; while there is nothing to bear out
this forecast there is some disposition
to believe that Gen. Butler is preparing
another attempt to advance, this time
by an attempt on the Boer position on
Innlawe mountain.
Advices from Cape Town say there
is great dissatisfaction there at the ac-
ton of the British insurance compa-
MES, which are retarding volunteering
by making policy holders pay war risk
premiums while the agencies of the
leading American companies allow per-
feet freedom from naval and military
service.
The government has accepted 1875
Ceylon volunteers, mostly planters, and
has also accepted the offers of Indian
princes to supply horses.
The non-arrival of the Majestic, due
at Cape Town on Thursday, is causing
some surprise among the public. who
expected that she would maintain her
usual transatlantic speed. Shipping
circles, however, explain that this is
due to the conditions imposed by the
coaling en- route, the necessity of econ
omizing her supply, and of traversing
the tropics. all of which, they add,
combine heavily to discount her usual
rate of speed. They say all transat-
lantic liners would be similarly handi-
capped
An Incredible report is circulated In
Vienna that Slatip Pasha is on his way
to the Cape to serve the British. 1t is
regarded as much more probable that
he is going to Khartoum, as he recent
ly said he proposed to make tour Of
the Soudan
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
Citizens of Kimberley Send Her
a New Years Greeting From
Captivity
GERMAN STEAMER
HELD UP AT DELAG0A
No Military Actions But Small
SortieS and SkirmisheS Are
Reported

London, Dec. 81, (4.30 a. m. 1.-The wal
office, when communicating at about
midnight copies Of the message from
the inhabitants of Kimberley to the
queen and of the queens reply, which
was signed by Sir Arthur John Bigge
her majesty's private secretary stated
that 10 further news had been re-
ceived up to that hour; and nothing
of Importance has come from other
sources during the night.
The weeks sorties, skirmishes, re-
connaissances and commandments at va
rious points where the British and
Beers are encamped, so far as can be
judged. have had no effect upon the
situation at the seat of war, which is
practically the same as it was a weel
ago.
The naval brigade took advantage Of
the opportunity to shell the Boer po
sitions which We're plainly revealed By
their own lights. The naval battery
resumed the Smelling of the Boel
trenches on the morning of Dec 20, bu
their fir. failed to elicit any sign of life
A dispatch from Cape Town. dated De
cember 27, announces that an armore(
train had restored communication witt
Dordrecht. where the Free State flas
was recently hauled down.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

Tn reply to "Is the question of the
typewriter manufacturers the same as
With the bicycle manufacturers? % / beg
70 nroya to any person who may be in
yestigating the purchase of a typewriter
machine that there is no necessity for
them any longer to pay 500 for type
writer machine
Years ago Nome people thought that
there was no way for new manufacturer
to compete with an old one, but now-a-
DAYS it is understood that the newer the
factory is, the best and latest machinery
thew have to do skilled workmanship
With and they can afford to manufacture
goods at small marginal profits
For this reason new company at
Newark. N j.. has established itself in
four square blocks four stories high,
With a full equipment for the purpose of
manufacturing the famous new Manhat-
The Manhattan Typewriter has com
menced to lead the world. and it will re-
A capital of $1s,0OOOOO is backing the
works Of the Manhattan Typewriter Co.
The Manhattan Typewriter is fitted
with a rotary escapem mt, which produce
es a light rapid action, and 1t is similar
in size and material to that on the stand
ard machines. and 1t will be sold for $50
until the first Of January, after which the
price will be SIS.
The Manhattan Typewriter is sold by L.
Myers, M. e., the Worcester county agent
at room 731 State Mutual building.
We do repairing in all its branches
supplies, desks of all kinds for sale
Remember the place: ROOM 731 STATE
MUTUAL BUILDING. TELEPHONE
7S7-5.--Adv.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

cause rs the Bennett men or the My.
ers men are to their standards.
In some quarters there has been
tendency to underestimate Mr.. Saun-
ders' strength. He goes into the eau
Gus with twenty-five votes, and the
votes VIII be cast by men who believe
in him and in his chances. Moreover.
THE MEN WILL STICK BY HIM.
A meeting OF his supporters will be held
on Monday evening. and plans made to
wage a winning fight.
1.-THE speakership contest will not Dc
settled by the first ballot 1t is likely
to be protracted. That is the reason
why all the candidates agreed upon the
unusual course Of holding the caucus
a day In advance of the ordinary time.
Mr.. Saunders friends have conducted
an honorable canvass for him. They
believe that he has the ability and the
qualifications for the office, and this
belief has not been questioned in any
quarter They have put him forward
because he Is a man of absolute integ-
rity because he is a fine parliamenta-
rian, because he unites activity and
courage. because he is frank and fear
less. He is clean and able, he is a ster-
ling republican and always has been.
He has labored tirelessly for the re-
publican party in ward, city and state.
He is 10 trimmer, and neither are hin
friends.
1T is for these reasons that his name
will be placed before the republican
caucus. as the man Of all the candi-
dates who should be honored with the
speakershlp, and his friends have great
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
INJUNCTION REFUSED
Judge TuthiII win Not Prevent
Merging OF Car Companies

Chicago, Dec. 3O.--Judge Tuthill to-
day refused to issue the injunction
prayed for by Truman A. Tyler, a
stakeholder in the Pullman Palace Car
Company, to prevent the merging of
that company and the Wagner Palace
Car Company under the name of the
Pullman Company In his ruling,
Judge Tuthill declared the allegations
of the bill did not contain sufficient
ground for the issuance of the injunc-
ton 1t was claimed in the bill of
complaint, that through the CONSOLE
dalton of the companies, monopoly of
the sleeping car business would be Sc
cured in violation of the antitrust
act.
Judge Tuthill held that the sleeping
car business was in the control of the
railroad companies and combination
between them would have to be shown
before any monopoly of the business
could be declared. The sleeping car
companies, said Judge Tuthill are but
the agents of the railroads acting I'M
der contracts, as do the other en-
ployees of the railroads The trans
fer of the stock of the Pullman Com
pany for the purchase of the Wagner
Company, can now be made.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

i conjunction with the United States
can hardly be overestimated, so far as
# relates to the future of China, and
the commerce Of the world in that en-
| pire.
According to this information, the
British answer was the first one sub
mitted, and was exceptionally compre-
hensive and explicit in yielding to ev-
cry suggestion made by the United
States relative to maintaining freest
entry to the ports Of China. The Brit
ish answer is said to emphasize the
concurrence with the United States,
by adopting, word for word. much of
the phraseology employed by Secre-
tary Hay when he addressed his origi-
nal note to Great Britain and the other
POWERS.
It's general purport soon became
known at other European capitals, and
there was not little irritation at what
was regarded as precipitate response,
purposely designed to embarrass the
continental powers by showing Great
Britain and the United States acting in
concert, while the rest of the world held
aloof. But this situation was made more
satisfactory to the continental powers
by their determination to act for them
selves.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

Boston. Dec. 30.-(Special political
rrespondence.)- Jon the door Of one of
the rooms on the third floor corridor of
the state house is a pathetic legend,
Speakers room" For three years it
has been occupied by Hon. John L.
Bates, but he has removed his effects
and the desks, like the room, are emp
ty. Who shall be it's next occupant?
The answer to the uestion is not easy.
At 81 State street you will get one an
swer, at 40 Water street another, and
at the Hotel Bellevue still another. One
is the HEADQUARTERS of James ]. Myers,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31
GREETINGS TO QUEEN
Inhabitants Of Kimberley Say
Trouble BROUGHT Patriotism

London, Dec. So.--The war office is
sues dispatch dated Cape Town, Dec.
20, evening, saying that Col. Kekewich
wired, through the general command
ing at Modder River, on Dec. rs, as fol-
lows:
81 am desired by the mayor and
council to forward the following for
transmission through the proper chan
mel:
i" TO her most gracious majesty, the
queen-The inhabitants Of Kimberley
beg to send your majesty New Years
greetings. The trouble they have
passed through and are still enduring,
only tends to love and loyalty towards
your majesty's throne and person.
r.. H. Henderson, mayor.
ON behalf of the Inhabitants
The war office also issues the follow
ing address to the secretary of state
for war: please send the following to
Col Kekewich for communication to
the mayor and council from the queen:
Il. am deeply touched by your kind
and loyal New Years greetings.
watch with admiration your determi-
nation and gallant defense, though
regret the unavoidable loss of life in
cured
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-31

Washington, Dec sos-The negotia-
tons opened by Secretary Hay with
the great powers of Europe and with
Japan, towards securing common I'M
Outstanding for continued open-door
policy throughout China, have met
with most gratifying results. Tne
state department is unwilling at pres
ent to make public the nature Oh the
replies received, as this Information
will be embodied in special message
to congress, but in other quarters THOR
oughly reliable, and in position 10
have trustworthy and accurate infor-
nation, it is learned that favorable re-
sponses have been made by Great BTU
ain, Germany, France. Russia, the rus
sian communication coming as iate as
yesterday, and Japan.
There Is no doubt, 1t is thought mere
that Italy. the remaining country az
dressed, will make favorable answer, II,
indeed, it has not already done SO. Inc
position OF Italy is felt to be assured
BY the favorable course adopted py the
other four great powers of europe.
The importance of this unanimous
verdict by all the first-class powers
OF the world--Great Britain. Russia.
Germany, France. Italy and Japan--in