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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
cONANT LECTURES.

Sterling, Sept. 1O,-Following is the pro-
gram of the coming Conant lectures. given
under the auspices of the Worcester Nat
ural History Society:
Oct. 6-Rev. Archibald McCullagh, d. ID.
Spain" illustrated by stereopti-
con.
Oct. 2o-Prof. i. B. LOOMS, "The earliest
men of America"
Nov. 3--Prof. Henry T. Bailey Mature as
seen By the scientist and nature
as seen by the artist blackboard
illustrations
Nov 17Mrs Mabel Todd 1.-THE eclipse Of
1896 In northern Yezo."
Dec Hon. A. S. Roe, Forestry"
Dec. 15-Rev. Willard Scott d. d.. THE
evidence of benevolent design in
nature -
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
BELIEVES HIM INNOCENT.
French People Of Clinton Are Friendly
TO Captain Dreyfus.

Clinton, Sept. 10.-The French peo-
pie Of Clinton do not share the sopin-
ions Of majority Of their countrymen
in Europe regarding the guilt of Drey-
fus. Nearly every Frenchman in town,
1t was said today by man who knows
most of his countrymen here, believes
that Dreyfus is innocent, and that he
should have been acquitted. They say
that II he is guilty Of betraying the Sc
crets of France to Germany. his
sentence Of 10'years' imprisonment is a
farce. They regard the sentence as
an exhfbitioneof weakness by the court
martial.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11

them are getting to be more than even
they can bear. The work of stripping
the SOIL which is what they are princi-
pally engaged in, is extra laborious. Yet
they are required to stick to it for an
hour longer each day than the law de-
mands. The shanty boss takes half or
more than half of the pittance they re-
ceive and gives them the privilege of
boarding themselves. The shanty boss
merely throws in a few second quality
groceries for the appearance of things.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
THE SPY AS USUAL.
Broadcast Circulation Again Proves Its
Intrinsic Value.

Clinton, Sept. 1O.-Readers of The Spy
in Clinton have been reminded by sew
eral notable occurrences that it is not
merely a local paper, but one that
reaches readers all over the country
Not long ago, Contractor William c.
Cunningham, who left here while suf
fering with an alteration brought on
by business worries. told about read
ing of his disappearance in a copy of
The Spy which he picked UP in hotel
in a southern state, and being thereby
brought to a sense Of what he had
done
Today it was learned that through
The Spy, Constable William Walsh of
Shirley has received new evidence of
the crimes committed by the fake opti-
clan who victimized so many Shirley
people a few days ago.
William Brown, who is clerk Of a
hotel in Rutland, VT, read the report
Of the rascals offenses, that was print
ed in The Spy, and Immediately wrote
Constable Walsh a letter. in which he
gives better description Of the fellow
than had been before obtained, and
says that the same man victimized one
woman in Rutland to the extent of $3.50.
and other persons for smaller sums.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11

Deputy Sheriff Franklin Jacobs of
Soutbbridge and Constable Gates of OK
ford We're in town today, looking FOR a
horse and carriage which was nired by
a resident of Oxford last night from
Vintcn Brothers of that town.
The man who hired the rig INDUCED
IN something that produced sleep. and
the horse wandered about at will. When
the man awol5e, the horse and carriage
were missing, and the man returned to
oxford and reported the mishap. He
has absolutely no remembrance as to
where he left Vinton Brothers team.
Officer FL. j. King arrested Edward
Periaque snd Robert Elliot today for
alleged assault with a knife on the per-
son OK LEGAL Polander. Periaque was
subsequently admitted to bail. The ease
will be called before Judge Henry J..
Clarke in the local court Tuesday morn
ing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
PATROL WAGONS AGAIN.

Clinton, Sept. 1O.-The selectmen will
meet tomorrow night, and are likely
to discuss. patrol wagons again. 1t is
understood that most members of the
beard are now of the belief that the
town should have a wagon Of it's own.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
The GRANGE FAIR.
Annual Exhibit in Westboro Will Be
an Extensive One.

Annual Exhibit in Westboro viii Be
an Extensive One.
Westboro, Sept. 1O-The Westboro
grange will hold a fair in it's hall on
Milk street Thursday and Friday. Sept.
p and %. The fair will comprise ag-
ricultural, horticultural and miscellan-
eous exhibits and will be open to the
public afternoon and evening.
On Friday evening a fine musical and
literary entertainment has been provid-
ed for. The general committees in
GUIDE Arthur M. Nourse, Charles L.
Leonard, DR.. William Barrett, Mrs. 1.
I. Swift and Mrs. Leighton.
Hall committee: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Graham; literary committee,
Mrs. j. A. Gilmore and Charles Jones:
floral committee, Mr.. and Mrs. N Por-
ter Brown; supper committee, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. H. Sinclair. The exhibit will
take the place of the usual cattle show
and fair.
On Thursday evening, Sept IA, there
Will be corn supper and conversations
a march at the rooms of the Y. M. c. A.
The local police were notified TODAY to
be on The lookout for a party or par
ties who entered O'Briens store in
Hopkinton last evening and took away
with them six pairs of No. shoes, a
double barrel shotgun, two valises, a
few umbrellas and some laundry.
-Four boys escaped from the Lyman
school last evening about o'clock. One
of them was captured in the freight
yard at South birmingham this morn
inf, but the other three eluded the Of
ficers and took a freight train for Bos-
ton.
The st. Agnes Guild will meet with
Miss Caroline l.. Stevens, Summer
court on Wednesday afternoon at 23O
O'clock
Mortimer lockwood, Richard II.
Smalley and Frank E. Ekins spent the
day in Boston with friends.
Curtis Forbes, employed as delivery
clerk by A. H. Goodell concluded his
duties last evening for a weeks vaca-
ton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
TALK OF a UNION.
Long Suffering Italians May Eventu-
ally Assert Their Riqhts.


Clinton, Sept. 1o.-Certain Italian la
borers are talking up project of form
ing a labor union for the purpose of re-
sisting the encroachments Of contrac-
tors, padrones and shanty bosses upon
their rights. Leonardo Cirinchi and
Paul Carbuttl are credited with being at
the head of the plan. II it succeeds the
Italians will have done something
unique for them. In this country at least
they are not in the habit of organizing
into labor unions.
II the contractors get wind Of any
project of the kind, and can identify the
men connected with the movement, the
term of employment of those men is
likely TO be brief.
The italian laborers on the reservoir
will stand more oppression than any
other laborers Of the white race under
the sun. but the burdens imposed upon
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
EXCITING CHASE.
Spencer Man Takes
To the Woods With
Officers in Pursuit.
LEFT TEAM ON OXFORD ROAD.
Warren Hotel Man Must
Search Further for
Missing Team.
LEFT TEAM ON OXFORD ROAD.

Webster, Sept. 1O.-There was an eX-
citing chase here today. When
members of the local police force at
tempted to catch Alphonse Desson Of
Spencer, who finally took to the woods
and at late hour tonight the local Off
GERS had not succeeded in locating him.
About neon today Inspector Patrick
O'Day was on the Worcester end of the
long distance telephone, and James T.
Stanley was at the receiving end at
Hotel De Witt in this town. Inspector
O'Day wanted the Webster officers to
locate and capture, if possible, AL
phonse Desson of Spencer, for driving
away team owned by James White of
the Warren house, in Warren.
In the meantime officers William Hy-
land and Fred Benoit secured tabs on
a suspicious character, who was driving
a team about the streets. Later events
went to show that the driver of the
team was the much wanted Desson.
When it was determined that the man
was Desson, Hyland and Benoit gave
chase, and the man from Spencer pro-
ceeded to place miles between himself
and his pursuers. Desson drove up Ok.
ford avenue toward Oxford Plains at a
furious pace, with the local officers hot
after him, and gaining every moment
When about two miles from Webster
Center, Desson stopped his horse and
jumped from the carriage. He vaulted
a stone wall, and in twinkling disap-
peared in the woods. The officers made
further search, but could not locate
their man.
The officers secured the team and
drove it to Benoits stable 1t was not
the outfit, however, which was taken
from Whites stable in Warren. The
officers believe that whoever stole the
team had traded at least three times,
and where the rig owned by Mr.. White
is located is mystery.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
NEGRO MURDERERs.

Valdosta, Ga, Sept. 10.--Henry Wick
ers q well-to-do merchant and farmer,
doing business in the country, five miles
from here, was murdered last night.
Nickers had sold cotton here and had
considerable money Three negroes
have been arrested on suspicion. some
Of them had blood spots on their clothes
and others could not give a satisfactory
account Of themselves. Vickers' body
was found in his store, with his throat
cut and head beaten to a Jelly.
CATHARTIC OR PURGATIVE PILLS
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Liver pills do only good, but large
amount OF that. Only one pill dose.
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Festival Ticket sale Tomorrow A. Nj

PALPITATION OF THE HEART
nervousness, tremblings, nervous head
ache cold hands and feet, pain in the
back, relieved by Carriers Little Liver
Pills.
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signature Of A/a7zAlzI

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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-11
CLINTON MUSTER.

Fire Engineers Place Date rs Sept. &c
For the Annual Event.
Clinton, Sept. 10.-The board of fire
engineers have voted to hold the an
nual muster of the department, Sept
&C. Inspection will be followed by a
banquet at which 100 persons will be
seated. There will be dance in the
evening.
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Good thingll XXI Telephone Tablet.
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Festival Ticket snIe Tomorrow A. M.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12

Brunswick, Miss Sara Leopold has
returned to her home In Savannah,
> ~.
A large crowd at Hotel Cumberland
keeps things merry at that popular
resort, and many excursions are
booked for the near future.
~.
Mr.. c. M. Tilton has returned
from week on ST. SIMON.
~
MISS Dorothy Berrle is receiving
many graceful attentions, the guest
of her cousin, Miss Florie Johnson, at
her pretty home in smithvllle.
w
Many friends regret to know that
"rS' Hor"'e DAfI Is qu''e III AZ ner
nome near 'he oou'eVaro'
zx#
Mrs. @. w. Tharin has returned to
her home at Waynesville, after visit
ing her daughter, MrF. M. Phillips, at
her home on Union street.
~
Mrs. J. s. MoHenry, OF savannah,
has greatly recovered from her re-
cent illness, and is spending some
time at waynesviIle her old home
#.a
Mrs. A. G. Gates and children
leave next week for Knoxville, where
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


State OF Georgia.
County of Giynn
Under ana by virtue Of a decree entered by
the superior court o. Giynn County, Georgia, ut
It's May term, 1893, the undersigned. rs Com.
missioner appointed under SAID decree will
within the legal hours OF sale before the court
house door 81 Giynn County, Georgia, on Tues
day the 18th day Of August, 1893 expose and
offer for sails al public Outcry. the unexpired
term OF an esfate for years granted by the
Mayor and Council Of the CITY Of Brunsyict
Georgia, ending on the 2st day Of December
1878, upon the terms and conditions, OF rental
and taxation contained in sad conveyance, OF,
IN and 70 a certain tract Of land and water
froot in the city Of Brunswick, Glynn County,
Georgia. and which is the same prOperty con
yeyed under the indenture for o Term OF years
expiring on the 2lst day % December 1878 and
described al follows: Commencing at Il stone
post on the northwest corner. sixteen hundred
twenty six feet from the southern line Of the
CITY Of Brunswick. Georgia, Gas per map, or
plan OF sad city made by George II. Baldwin.
ID. 1870 mt point where tho eastern line OF
Bay street, IL prolonged south Of the Old Town
Of the City Of brunswick, would reach thence
W8stWatdly i've hundred tWcuty feet to wharf
line Of the dock Of the Mccullough Export
Lumber and Warehouse Company; thence in q
southerly direction seven hundred forty-twO
feet six inches along said pier head line thence
~ an easterly direction eleven humid cd forty
rect TO stone post on The shell boulevard:
thence nOrtheIly along the edge OF said shell
DonleYaro- Two hundred nlnetY-tw0 and one
mar feet TO stone post at the southeastern
corner Of Glauber aud lsaac's property; thence
IN a westerly direction five bundled forty feet
along the southern lire Of the GIauber and
isaac's property 10 stone post thence in a
northerly direction four hundred fifty feet
along tho Glauber and Isaacs property. being
the eastern side Of Bay street, II prolonged to
the point Of beginning; together with. all and
singular, the wharves- buildings, improvements
tracks swi tches, appnrtenances, Embellishments
and riparian rights unto the "a ne belonging
or IN anywise appertaining. The terms Of said
sale are that the successful bidder thereat
shall immediately upon the property being
knocked on to him pay to the Undersigned, in
cash OF certified check acceptable to the nnder-
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sgned the sum of 1--WE thousand dollars. and in
the event said sale then and there made ia con-
irmed by the court then the residue OF said
purchase price shall he payable in the terms of
the decree entered in tho Superior Court OF
Giynu County, Georgia, on the 20th day OF June,
1893, by the Honorable Paul e, Seabrook, Judge
Of the Superior Courts of 4he Atlantic Circuit,
presiding; reference to Which decree on tho
minutes OF Glynn Superior Court, is hereby
had
July u, 1899. Merk VerdeGy,
Commissioner
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12

Judge and Mrs. Boiling White d,
Mrs. G. e. Yonle, Of Atlanta, left
day or two ago for the mountains Of
North Caroline, whef Be will spend
the summer.
The handsome silver pitcher and
goblet that was rallied b Esss Pen
field an evening or two ago, for the
purpose of helping to raise fund for
the Roman Catholic sunday school
library, was won by Rev. Father
Luckie.
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Misses Bonnie ana Mamie Ross are
spending several weeks with friends
at Fancy Bluff and waynesvllle.
80
Miss Christine Winter 10 here
from Savannah, to spend some time
with relatives and friends.
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Mr.and Mrs. A. @. LETTERS have
moved to Atlanta, where they Will
make their future home.
Mrs. Edwin Brobston and children
leave this morning for day or two
on 81. simon.
-
Miss Essie Whitfield left day or
two ago for pleasant summer IN
the North Carolina mountains
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MISE LISA wright, afber pleasant
visit to Mrs. i. T. MsKinnoD, has
left for Incachee, Camden county F.,
where che will be for a week or two,
the guest of Mrs. Burrell Atkinson.
*.*
Miss Dora Mabry has returned
from a visit to rel4tives in q harleston
MISS Amelia LuudIn and little
Miss Lulu Doerniuger left yesterday
for Richmond, where they viii spend
month at Miss Lnndin's home.
~
After making mary Trends in
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12


Master J1hn Doerflinger, Of Way
GROSS, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
John Doerdinger at her hone at
Fancy Bluff for week or two.
~
Many friends regret to know that
Dr. A. A, Rowland and family have
left Brunswick and moved to Atlanta,
where they VIII make their future
home.
*K#
Miss Berthe Blair Is greatly i'm
proved during her pleasant visit to
friends in Atlanta.
~
Mr. and Mrs. p. b. Hofmayer, who
have been visiting frierd s and rela-
tives in Brunswick, returned home
this morning lbany Herald.
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Mr.. Ike Enrich left yesterday af-
terDoon for Brunswick, where he is
visiti' g relatives. Al hany Hersld.
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Brunswick gllk Z trust Co.
INCORPORATED 1889.
Newcastle Str
Street

We do general banking business
as we'll as Savings Department. Saw
ings depositors are paid per cent
interest, compounded quarterly. We
solicit business, and promise our Gus
toners courtesy, prOmptness, and as
liberal treatment as conservative
management will warrant.
FRANK d. AIKEN, President.
II, II. RAYMOND, Vice President.
II. W. GALE, Cashier.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12

Genuine Planters Maryland Whis-
key In original packages cannot be
sold for less than 81 80 per quart bot
tie. Dealers own bottling of genuine
Planters Maryland Rye Whisky can
not be sold for less than sl.25 per
quart bottle For sale az all bars
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12
OlG-CGTI0 Word Column

Under this head advertisements will be in
serted for one cent a word for the first
insertion, and for every subsequent consecu-
tive insertion thereafter at the rate Of half
a cent a word, No advertisement will be
taken for less than ten cents. Cash in adj
vance Invariably required for all advertise
ments in this column.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12

For rent-The whole Of the upper
floor Of the brick building occupied
by A. H, Baker, on Gloucester street.
Apply to VIM Anderson on opposite
side of street. 29tf
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12
Sociotq.
MARY MNIsH BURROUGHS, Eoitor

$50 many Gods, go many creeds-
So many paths that wind and wind,
when just the act OF being kind,
Is sll the sad world needs"
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Miss Margaret Boston left yesterday
for Camden county, where she will be
the guest Of Mrs. Burrell Atkinson,
at Incschee, before returninGto her
home in Florida.
~
Miss May Berrie returned yester =
day from a pleasant visit to friends at
Fancy Bluff.
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Miss Georgia Pyles is spending sew
eral weeks with friends and relatives
at Pyl les Marsh.
After short visit to her parents,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-07-12

Judge and Mrs. Boiling Withheld,
Mrs. G. e. Youle, Of Atlanta, left
day or two ago for the mountains Of
North Caroline, wheFs Ne will spend
the summer.
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TIE SOUL OF THE WOMAN.
HOW IT LURED A MAN.

A surcessfon OF charges q The police
station that evening had tired him, and
he bad sat down BY the fire In his room
to reat Now. :. minute afterwards. he
heard Z knock at the door. 49,.
"Weii, what is itf' he said, as q con.
stable entered. "Ano.her drunk"
mo, sir" replied the constable. A
gentleman wants to see you unofficially.'
"Unonlcially' Why. It is long past
midnight"
"Yes, cir. This 10 his card" .
The Inspector read the. card. Both
name and address were familiar to him.
The name wac that OF novelist Of
considerable reputation. The address
wee Q square near the police station.
II viii $50 tho gentleman" he said.
"Very we'll, sir"
The constable Withdrew. ushered into
tho room tall, thin man. and again
withdrew. From the photographs he
had seen. the inspector recognized bic
visitor to be the Novelist.
.4l3ood evening. Please cit down." he
said.
The Novelist bowed, and sat in chair
1t the opposite side Of the table. The
Inspector noticed that. in spite Of the
coldness OF the weather, he wore neither
overcoat nor gloves.
"Won'tyo you come nearer tho fret" he
asked.
"Thank you. TO-" replied the Novelist
speaking quickly aid nervously. II
have been hurrying, and am hot. I
apologize for calling at such time. It
10 very good OF you to sec me. want
you to give me an opinion"
IAN opinion!"
"Ah! Imust explain. You know that
write novelist"
Eyes"
II am writing ono now. Circumstsn.
Gee in it suggest problem in law. on
which Iwant you to give an opinion.
Will your I would have gone to . 20.
licitor had it not been % late. Willyo
1t any rate listen to tho circumstao
While tho Novelist vac speaking, tho
Inspector had looked ct him intently, -
II curious Of something 10 bis appssr.
aucs. Nov. 10 looked away from him
% II satisfied. -. -.
"Ys:," hsrsplied. !! VIM iistsa,. BIZ
excuec me minute; !. have "a order
for ~ 81 Mons: ~ ~ ~ s's,
He vent from the room into the outer
once, spoke to one Of the two constsblss
% duty there. end returned. 'a..' ~
"Now." hs said. - hssat down. II am
ct your SERVICE.
For . time tho Novelist was silent.
Then he leaned forward and said-
Tho circumstances will suggest the
problem. They are the story Of my
novel. I will toll It to you. 1t 10 tho
story Of man AID woman. A strange
story!
"They met for the first time years
ago. when both were young. She was
beautiful to see. and he was clever. He
admired her, and she-yes. maybe che
admired him. They talked, and hs
arranged to tslk asssn.
Tho first time ssd tho times which
cams next, he admired her. Afterwards
no loved her. am telling you the
story briefly. In the writing ! have
told II Ut length. The eyes, and the
hair Of tho woman, tho words she said.
the dresses she wore--they ore oil cot
down. All! and tho thoughts Of the
man.
HE lov.d her. but che did not love
MIN. Yet. when ho asked her to marry