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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As EXCURSION

The knights of Pythias excursion 70
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick IN Aug
ust is the most looked for and unique
event planned Tor ms suniisGo 70 for
eign country. The reception planned IN
different towns and cities visited VIII DO
justice to the noted hospitality I OF tn, tne
proyincialist; everywhere the knights VIII
he welcomed with genial courtesy.
Members of the order from far ana near
are ayailing themselves of the oppor-
tunity to visit the provinces,
Considering the warm feellng oeIWeeL
the two nations also that the order OF
knights of Pythias ranks next 10 tne
militia In this country, the only organi11d-
ton using the same tactics as ths reg ular
army. no doubt the members Of the order
will feel proud to have the honor OF Visit
ing their neighboring brothers.
The members of the official, government
at Halifax have placed the hortlcu cut ~.
offioials of Annapolis have rendered the
use of the garrison grounds; 9.
The Grand review and prize drill in st.
John. NJ B.. exhibition buildlng, o. y9ln a,,
paaies of the uniform rank from the New
England states, st. John, Fredericton
and Moncton; also on the program Is
bicycle races in Yarmouth, HallIax aIlu
St john sailing Tegalta az ada i,s od nsl
IN Halifax and st, John Side excursions
have been arranged for the knights, ST
John, to Fredericton by Canadian IA
CtfiC Railway .-eff1dllLdA " NtiCSeCi "
vincial Excursion Company; Yarmouth to
harrington by Coast Railway Another
interesting feature will be the parade 70
church, morning and evening in 81. Jonn
on Sunday, the first service ever conduct
ed in a British country for this American
organization.
The knights will take with them their
new Pythian regimental band, and prob
ably another first-cass band of Boston.
Members of the order from all over new
England. and also from New Jerbey and
New York have sent In applications for
The trip. The knights have three steam
ers All their disposal and special train
through the Annapolis valley, and every
thing has been arranged to make things
II looks as II this excursion of the
Knights Of Pythias In August was going
10 All the places visited with members OF
The order The knights will stop at Var
mouth, Annapolis Halifax and st: john.
Zach member-of the order has the privi-
lere of making up party of friends to
acsompany him at excursion rates, wives
and lady friends included.
The trip is ten days, from Aug % to
Aug 20 Inclusive, for $780, which includes
traIisportation, meals and sleeping accom-
modations All arrangements are IN
charge OF Clarence M. Chase, headquar-
tiers "a Atlantic avenue, Boston. Telephone
p! 1883 Haymarket.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
oAKoALE.

Oakdale, Aug. 5.--Master George Cut-
ting, who received bad wound in the
far improved that he Is able to see with
the injured member
Twenty tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the excursion to Old Orchard
Beach, today.
The ball game this afternoon between
the Oakdale teamsand st. Aloysius.of
Worcester, resulted n a victory to the
game was one of the best played this
season. In the eighth inning McCar-
thy Of the home team went to the bat
with all Of the bases filed He made
a drive to deep centre. which brought
home the three runs on bases ana thifA-
self.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
a NEW COTTON YARN MILL.
Worcester Capital May Be Invested in a
Company Now Being Formed.

There can. not fail to exist a consider
able local interest in company now
being organized by New England men
| to establish an up-to-date plant in
New Hampshire for the manufacture
of cotton yarn.
1t is the object of those interested to
take advantage of the present condi-
ton of cotton manufacture and to
equip its plant with the best ma
chinery and appliances procurable so
as to produce under favorable condi-
lions the best grades of fine cotton
yarns, combed Sea Islands and combed
Egyptians.
This is the most encouraging sign
that has been noted for some time
pointing to the continued prestige Of
New England as producer of such
materials, and is a sufficient answer to
those who saw in the consolidation of
the yarn mills of Bristol county an
other evidence of the decadenee of the
industry in this section. The capital
of the company has been placed at
$3.50 900, practically all of which has
been subscribed by a few welI-known
capitalists in Boston and Concord.
The project has been under consi-
deration for some months and various
plans have been devised for it's ac-
complishment. The recent formation
of the yarn combine settled the ques-
ton for those who before hesitated. If
the trust mills can pay dividends and
interest upon capitalization that is
figured to be equivalent to $27 spindle,
they argue that moderate mill.
equipped at a cost not exceeding SIS
spindle and capitalized accordingly
can be made to yield handsome re-
turn. The consumption of cotton
yarns has been steadily on the increase
| Throughout New England of recent
years and now surpasses the supply.
Combed yarns are now used in a va
| riety of goods that were formerly i'm
ported, but which now, under existing
| Favorable conditions can be produced
at home instead of by foreign COM
lDetitorS.
The opinion prevails that the new
company, starting as it will, with the
most improved equipment, better than
that of any OF the mills owned by the
combine. will be abs, to successfully
compete with any other mill in the
country. either singly or collectively.
The Contocook mills property at
Concord. NJ H., consisting of the stone
mill and other buildings, as well as
the control of one Of the best water
powers in the state, has been secured
Inv the new company, thus giving ex-
lceptionally good facilities for starting
the enterprise. The locality provides
abundant help and the market is near
Iby. while exemption from taxation on
ali improvements that are to be made
viii he granted by the Concord city
| Government. The plant will be
Equipped with about 10000 spindles,
land estimates for machinery are now
Iheina made. Among those interested
lin the project are Samuel c. Eastman,
president of the New Hampshire Saw
lings Bank, and c. H. Saunders, direct
lor of the Loan g. Savings Bank, Con-
lcord. NJ H., DIR. George M. Kimball,
lpresident of the Boscawen mills OF
IPcntatook. and M Could agent of the
Falls Manufacturing Company of Nor
witch, Conn.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
A SPENCER HERO,
Tommy Mack's Life
Was Saved By
Paul Pelthier.
COMPANIONS ABANDONED HIM.
Boys Screams Attracted
His Rescuer Who Had
to Work With Haste.

Spencer, Aug. 5.-Little Thomas Mack
of Wire Village came near being
drowned this morning at 10 o'clock in
the reservoir that furnishes power for
the rod mill at Upper Wire Village. In
company with about a dozen other
older fellows he was playing around the
banks Of the reservoir, when another
boy called his attention to glistening
in the water.
Young Mack leaned forward over the
bank Of the reservoir, and in his en-
beavers to see what caused the glis-
tening fell headlong into the deep
water The other young fellows were
so frightened that they ran away, leav-
ing young Mack to his fate, but the
screams Of the drowning boy attracted
the attention of Paul Pelthier, who was
passing by.
Pe1thier made quick time to the res
ervoir and. regardless of the new suit
of clothes which he Had on, at once
jumped into the water and rescued
young Mack from a watery grave. Pei
thier remained cool and began to re-
store young Mack to consciousness.
After is minutes work he finally was
restored and carried to his home The
bravery of Pelthier is the talk of all
Spencer and Wire Village.
After Pelthier had brought the boy
home and saw that he was rapidly get
ting over his scare, he exchanged his
wet dress suit for a bicycle suit, and,
mounting his wheel, rode into Spencer
proper.
Mrs. c. Thabeault corner of Mechan-
ic and Chestnut streets, was found in
sensible early this morning in her hem
yard. 1t had been Mrs. Thabeault's
custom to go out each morning and
feed her hens, in which she took great
delight This morning, as usual, she
started out to feed the hens. and was
gone such q long time that her son
wondered at her not coming in. He
went out to see what detained her,
when, to HIS horror, he saw her lying
PROSTATE in the henyard. DR.. 1. Werner
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
A DISASTROUS FIGHT.
Thomas ConIon Lost Two Fingers in an
Argument on Bridge Street.

Thomas Conlon. in search of a re-
past of Boston baked beans, wandered
into the Quick Lunch restaurant at 3
Bridge street yesterday afternoon. He
brought a jag with him that he mad
been accommodating all day. When the
beans were served he did not like them
and proceeded to get into a fight with
disastrous results to himself. He had
two fingers bit off in the fight, and was
whipped into submission by a driver
Of one Of Walkers ice carts, whom he
attacked without provocation.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
MINsTRELs SATURDAY.
Primrose & Dockstadsr's Troupe VIII
Open the Worcester Season.

The union of the two clever artists,
George Primrose and Lew Dockstader.
has resulted in the formation Of the
splendid minstrel company that will be
seen here Saturday, matinee and night.
at the Worcester theatre.
1t is said that there are several dis
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
FUNERALS.

The body of William Odette, who died
of heart failure Thursday under the
Franklin street bridge. was inferred in
Hope cemetery yesterday morning.
Services. were conducted at the home of
his son, John H. Odette, 20 Providence
street, at 10 o'clock by Rev. Arthur St.
James Of the French City Missionary
society.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06

Rev. George E. Sanderson delivered
the eulogy at the funeral of William H.
Van Orman in. Coral street church, yes
terday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The
Masonic quartet gave selections.
Worthy Master Forrest e. Barker OF
Montacute Lodge of Masons conducted
the Masonic ritual at the grave in Hope
cemetery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06

Old Foozle--So, my son. you have laid
aside your studies and are about 10 enter
upon the active duties of life?
Young Foozle Yes, dad; but since l
got my sheepsldn and have had time to
look around mo, am surprised to find the
active duties OF life so very closely attend
cd TO already Boston Transcript.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
COURT NOTES.

Lincoln House ProprIetoF Wakes an Ofter
of Eight Cents On Dollar
Through his counsel, Frank B. Hall,
Frederick w. Trowbridge, bankrupt
proprietor of the Lincoln House, has
filed with c. F. Aldrich, referee in
bankruptcy, an offer of s cents on the
dollar. A hearing will be given the
creditors this week.
The following attachment was re-
corded Yesterday
Joseph Howe, Oakdale, VS.. T. E.
Noyes, Worcester, an action of con-
tract with ad damnum $500. Writ re-
turnable in the central district court
Sept. 2.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
TALKS TO PRIOR.
official Organ Of the Cycle Clubs Has
Something to Say.

The Worcester Athlete, weekly pa
per published in the interest of amateur
athletics, contained, in yesterdays is
sue, vigorous attack on Street Com
missioner Wright S. Prior. The paper
: is, the official organ of the Associated
Cycle Clubs, and it is claimed that it
voices the sentiment of Worcester
wheelmen in the demand on Superin-
tendent Prior for better conditions in
the public streets of Worcester. The
article reads: s
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
SPEAKER WILL BE INVITED

Worcester may see the speaker Of the
next house Of Representatives at WASH
ington Gen Henderson is now enjoy
ing an eastern tour, and Monday he Is
to be dined by the Pomham Club at
Narragansett Pier.
Col William A. GLE has received an
invitation from Providence friends to
be. present. Col Gile will try to have
Ma make brief stop in Worcester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

This Department invites you to examine
few Early Fall SuitingS in various Camel Hair Eff
fectS. such as Homespuns and Cheviots, in
several shades of Grays and Blues, Ruby and
Brown The early products of this season are
likely to be much sought AFTER and it is good
advice to select early.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06


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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06

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Gfteripsraiei.

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ttesn bat ie9 life bgrt ia ham. Iioitaere
baobe ban bott Soma. can par 80 Har
a%aEtinsi o. oaHl'. Ia ban tesfs babe bon
en- arodbrur EiGoutHg. graa Kotmtoih ca
brun pat. Don itai hare to Brgore. men
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TIE. Cdns 5aosr hsotr Ecperin Gbriittn.
len og U{ooereu HHr1. &c Dor ! Nalborg,
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Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

0eurit SIauIea bar aientagne @unae
fdat Opforbring til at forsta en- Sourne
til amerita. gu peo bet gomle Seatsrs
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tage en- Iaubun Isabelle, Iom loper BAN
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neen 'tuIbe bcgpnoe til Soften meo en-
MISUNDERSTANDING / 2onOon meo 9siis
itance al fers norite os u~rrangsret at
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S%oenspref til 8rdn aarl Deter gBiL
beIm Qoulien orOe pluoieIig forlsosu.
rummst al Slag, / en- GIoer al "a Mar.
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bent 1863 % tbspiosiit adnoibot 1868.
Z 1874 blep ban oniat Tom 4noenlurtr
oso Sorpsborss Realitole, uonrontes
1877 til Soanepreit til 9inie, 1896 til
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til So9neprsit til 8ran. afosoe orso en-
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lite 'ud Tibet. noonlig gaaonmeloslisr
9dqspresfen.
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5rpoenluno, 3Ots San. Rorbre Qurs
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lei.
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en- SiertsIammslie. Sun bar fsot / 1853
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bans mango 8enner.
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@iebier, 28be Gan. arbciott | ans
Ieonin9 al Observation-Disclosures Giebs
fer orncmuube er iodg at Guirepreusr
WonberQ oficieIt aftperst til Stats
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gsane bar afotlingsingtnisr Simoni,
SsiurtshefsH, aaptein SsspsrIen. 5Grs
%aefsrtr, S6itnant 2cguer o. Sngeuisr
Gbriitenien.
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FH Sisoom Deb 5sesH a, portable min ,irrs maro
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saHBnf Barn. vi bar onrsi attic s2 Var.
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perrsn aap, osrrsnios, eerrtus RssH Bzre losst.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

Sarps6org 26pe Sanuar. 20 MtaaI
al aommunens Gienbom Glbim cr Deo
SoerretsIaefsrer arpeien iolgt til ct
soniortium reprGIsnterst at 6riB Nigel.
finger for $4,000 ar. sIlsr 1900 pr.
Ytudl. 9.t CT Wsuinssn at anl1gqe
Somulosipinberi oa 89psri. s gsgpus
oelien bill omtring 200 arbeioers bIipe be-
itiGfttgeoe, Ienere ~dntagelig bet bobbelte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

Tor StutionSmeitsr Gamer. Der / ca.
2 Mar bar pGrst dHTat oeo 5retten Sta
tiou, men MI Itut iorfpttss til Brit
munoulen, afboloes iibfte 2oroag en- afs
IteosieIt al enoel al 5rettsns itprre 1rds
~fitantsr, iomt Snipsttsren peo 5piiielOss
idndturiet / 9dusoal.
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1clbmsobiGlpsrns g. !. SoI't,in /
@olborg % 8. y. 6uni.n { Grtoerits.
bart %,onfituereots Tom 3%otoosffenttr.
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tonit. 9oIoasiiftsnt 6. u. 6ani,n / BAN.
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W%ls6bi9Ipere beO gamorup ug auIbors
Solbf.ber.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

alaOs gnoerien / lllbbiGrq Deo Rorbs
BORG bar iolgt 1T eanoiteb ulobinro
(oen aiteI6srste 8aarbs G~tampaueD
til 8aarOsisr Sriitsn 9onbe i 0olm TO,
1920 Mart meo 1iltraostIe til If.
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23l2 6sttar 2.rioro. 2r. Bomb. bar
tisbt St.bst til i'm Ssn. al. quberIen
inter for.ls6ig til Roro6ora.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

Iosbt-Dst btii,uo,s sTes i0r fraprr,uoe slRa,
os 8tnnsr. at bt b~sbassos Cub at bort,atS. ira
bette Gu ttt Ct bsbre Hin flare 6uiiru glFri Ihonp.
ion fsot Jrett issH, 5res0ig I &oan, Roras. eur
bsee ben 2sbs Gan. 1870 siter 3 liaers barn saasom.
pHH par 81 Var Os 4 B3aauteer saHin,i. lti az vsr
Frst I Sorseu. at bun ~ tomms NJ Jrins In artr.
fer o. Fl, 'arles n,o fine 'oraosdnsne estr, "a FIN
42seer / Simmsisa. sec Hso Bsru bearasr 20.
BE-, AZ ea tirr puityu oa giober.
Jrro mto heHees SisD. %utiisnc, care bsnoss Nines
Ealtpe ere be Tsbe, iom ssr esrrsn.
Ghrliioptr IbcmpioH I5e0t % Bsrn.
Epln. Mtnn,, Ste heb. 1900
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

Bergen, Site Sunuar. 8srgens oFentz
li9e gibliotbet feirer ben 2ben 5ebruar
fit % QarsiubiIGum. Oct bcoenote meo
1900 gtno, bar M $4,000, 8ubletioms
linoen i6ere9net. 9ibtioihetets trpfte
autaloa omfatter 1872 Qrt. sra 1880
til 1898 bar Sdmlu9et bioraget mep jolt
100000 8r. % Sporsbontsu ira 1885
90 msO 1900 Sr. gsrgens oHentliee
SibItotbet er nh ooret op til Oct itsrite
6oltebibIiotbet / Stanoinapien.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

Sorleoen Dag neobrGnbte COB. Sis
moniens 9rissios 9~oaninssbus % ubs
buie / 6eoe Soan tiaissmso qbling %
SnObo. vi &rsuturerns inbsbranote
nogle Suusr. g~tariugen til SIbsns Sp.
tomit er ubetisnot. 9uiene sr osIurereoe.
Sil 5orligelisstOmmisiGr / Wanbal
paIatss 6ottigforitdnOer Suonsbus (8tn.
itre) o9 ION Suppleaut Carer 5onitdo
Wsnitre). 6Ur Observation-Disclosures
gsotommenos bar 9dlast upolitiit. oerz
impo life for Suppledutsns.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

GioSpolo, 27oe San. ll0susafer sat
tiQgudrO er nsobrGnot. 30 YsrIoRer err
inOebrGuOte; en- iengeligscnOe Sraftpas
tisnt FAINT en- Soiot, iom man antdssr
bar fat BDr paa Gaurosu. 8s99e Gig er
aienfunone.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

ltn9oomslaQenes 5urilda. at ben enc
at be nOrite Stile peo be bcisre % lapcrc
2Greetsdmener maa I~triocs pad 2dnos.
maaIet. iro'tiles al airtetomitecn opers
ienot Regieriugen, ligeiaa 3borleip 0om,
mes Sorilog til M "aprtisitipndD."
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24

5orlsbsn esrbus iolgte peufiousret
Gerer aarl getsrien lin pda Bon Wort
belissenoc GisuoOm msO ct 3orotiaig:na
De al "A Osmut og s. 3aIer StattepGroi
for 1890 Dart til lln9tarl ar. Dams
gadrb al SsOune. s Sdnbslen msoIol.
ger belle gefRtniueen iomt aft Jno;aior.
boobs ube og inos. e%isnbommsn gaOy
Rerpeo after opsr pau gooe banltc 6pao.y.
Decorah-posten., 1899-02-24
Z 0proe sr Sb,iubfsri,Isn rim,

) Roree sr SbsinofsrisIen ringc. :,
1896 inofsrtss Der iaaleoe8 bare 115,S
Sq. til en- %anilaat @Groi al 225,8O0 Sr.,
berfor bar 1oloen 231 .644 ar. 5or
aaffe bar SnOforielsn 9,834,170 9e. til
9aroi al 14.O62,9OO ar. % Solo 1850,
25l SIR. Der blep altiaa inbfsrt ca. 90
8an9s iaomeost 8uTe iom 3be ct
6orbOIp, iom Der MI forbaabsntlia bill lie
en- 5%oranorina /. ba Der CT forsilaoet ct
Rebildg / 5oloen pa0 5be.