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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
MRS. ooDGE's JEWELRY.
Much of It Was Purchased in New York.
eut Three Lots Are Held.

New York, June 2S.-The jewelry and
other possessions of Mrs. Phyllis e.
Dodge, seized last Saturday upon the
arrival of the steamer st. Paul, were
today examined at the appraisers Of
fee. With the exception of three lots
of jewelry, everything of consequence
was released as Mrs. Dodge proved
that the majority Of her possessions
were purchased in this city.
Appraiser Wakeman will report the
result of the examination to the col
1ector of port The value of the seized
iewelry is not known, but it was stated
that the three lots not purchased IN
this country, included pearl neck
lace. said to have a value of $4,000.
The portion of the jewelry released
was turned over TO Mr.. Lauterbach,
counsel to Mrs. Dodge, and the seized
articles were locked up. Mrs. Dodge
was present at the examination. A
small amount of miscellaneous wearing
anpareI in excess of the 500 allowed,
bad not been declared by Mrs. Dodge.
hut she will pay duty on this. II viii
amount to about 5000. All the dry
goods. dresses, etc, seized were re-
leased.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
F. H. SIBLEY'S SUICIDE.
Takes His Life in a Cell in
the Jail at Nor
witch, Conn.

Fred H. Sibley, aged 81 years, for a
number of years engaged in the sta
tionary business with C. B. Eaton, on
Main street, committed suicide last
night in a cell in the jail at Norwich.
Conn, by cutting the arteries in his
arms with a piece of a broken mug
which was passed into his cell about an
hour before, full of water.
He was arrested in that city Tuesday
for defrauding hotel in that city, and
when brought up at the district court
was sentenced to the Norwich Jail. He
was found in his cell about an hour af-
ter the water was passed in to him,
writing in agony from his self iniict-
ed wounds, and lived but a few mo-
ments.
He is brother of W. T. Sibley a
travelling man. who lives at I'll Main
street, and while in Worcester was
considered to be man of good repute.
His friends placed the greatest reliance
in him, and one Of them, speaking to a
Spy man, last night, said that he
AAAOuSllI II NOulu Ue Tic ldSl lulIlS L IGu
Sibley would do.
He was born in Auburn, and shortly
after coming to this city started in
business with Mr.. Eaton as a clerk His
business ability quickly pushed him
forward, and II years ago he left Wor-
cester to accept a position with Stone
& Forsyth a Boston stationery firm, as
a travelling salesman.
AS soon as Sibley died, the Worces-
ter police were notified, and they in
turn notified Mr.. Sibley's brother, who
Immediately made arrangements for
the disposition Of the body. He leaves,
in addition to his mother and brother,
q wife, who lives on Clayton street.
For several months past he has been
acting strangely, and it is supposed
that he was slightly demented when he
ended his life.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
MEAD AND MoNOPOLIEs.
Reformers Meet and Discuss Momentous
Questions.

Buffalo, N. Y, June 2S.-The Nation
al Social and Political conference was
called to order today by Edw D. Mead
of Boston.
Today's session was devoted to econ
omic reforms of the people vs. The
monopoIies; shall we leave the mo-
nopolies alone, abolish control or own
them? ,,-, a.o1ored
.,,a AZ oatbering was not one Of pessl-
lists rlle s. nor a convention of despalrers'
I pur d Of neopie VINO believe that this
p 1aI,esrn N is great and glorious and
g gilI be- stil more great and glorious lori%gs
Who who come here to discuss the q ibs noEt
o "i-f tbe day and decide upon the ii'A'
step in reform.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
CAPT. SINCLAIR NOW
Appointed to Take the FIace of Capt Rob-
bins, Resigned.

At a meeting of the board u HiS
engineers yesterday afternoon peter
Sinclair captain of truck 3, WIS ap-
pointed captain of Engine in place Of
Capt. H. E. Robbins, resigned. capt
Sinclair has been a member OF 'l -
Worcester fire department anon.
years, and for six years was lie ul -
ant of Engine l. He was trahSl y - -
to Truck /, now Truck 3. about Ioui
years ago. William B. Spoonef' -
captain of Truck 8. was appoint 20 - ~
me board to fill the vacancy cao9 ~.
Dy the transfer of Capt. Sinclair If
resigned his position as captain IS
truck about four years ago, ana W., w.
succeeded by Capt. Sinclair. ne -
appointed a permanent man yes ~ I',.
The appointments were confirm el ~
me me meeting of the city goVefiiiii1--'
last night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
THE WATER COMMITTEE.

The committee on water of the city
government viewed a number of loca-
tiors in which changes in the system
are asked. The committee voted to
grant tie petition in Greendale avenue
and in Pleasant street from the present
high service to Moreland street. The
petition in Dewey street from Tufts to
Parker was given leave to withdraw.
Petitions for MIGRANTS in West Boylston
street at the works of the Norton En-
cry Wheel company and Morgan Spring
works were granted. 1t was also voted
to grant a petition for water in Hen
Gerson avenue.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
RAIN DID NOT INTERFERE.
Second Night at the St. Vincent Bazaar Z
Big Success.

Despite the fact that it rained heavily
last evening the second night of the
June festival and bazaar at st. Vincent
hospital on Vernon street was big
success. The booths were literally pat
ronized and the 500 pound bell present
Cd 10 the convent by Peter Baker and
wife was exhibited to the majority of
those who attended. Tonight con-
cert will be given under the direction of
Michael w. Handlin. The bazaar will be
open every afternon for the benefit of
school children.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
GEN, ANDERSON HoNoREO

Emmettsburg, Nd June zo,w-lg',,,
q. Va HI1rv,s College at its commence
81, Ni .aGav conferred the honorary de-
men on Maj. Gen Thomas NJ
q Anderson. L. S. A; Commanding IA chicago.
department Of the l,d ia Tas the tn first in
command Of the ,i iapa ieI an aiumnus OF
g. Mary :.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
BATES BOARD OF FELLOWS.

Lewiston, Me-, June 2S.-At the meet
ing of the board of fellows OF Bates
college. today. Rev. Thomas H Stacy
of saco, and Rev. S. c. Whiteomb Of
Raneor and Hon. Charles E. Littlefield
If Rockland. were elected to the board
Mr T,ittlefeld to succeed Congress-
iii Hon A. NJ. Spear of Gardiner was
elected president of the board OF over
seers and Prof. George B. Files OF
Io,.iston. secretary. The president ana
tr,,stees conferred the degree OF A: NJ:
an William Robinson Miller OF % OL
Lewiston.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
JACKSON'S TEAM WON.
The Losers Must Pay the Cost of Supper
to the Winners.

The following officers were elected al
the meeting of Quinsigamond Tribe, L
O. r. NJ, in Red Mems hall, last eve
ming: Prophet, G. F. Norway; sachem
]. E. Mahar; senior sycamore, J. c.
Hooper: junior sycamore, H. w. Jock
son: representatives to great council Of
Massachusetts, c. E. Butler, C. 4.
Norway. DR.. NJ. G. Overlook, E. T.
Browning: alternates, j. H. Land, rs,
W. F. Barber, H. NJ. Lang, DR.. II. W.
Watkins.
cantained by H. W. Jackson won, hav-
ing brought in IS members since May
/. The losing team under the leadership
of S. ]. Pentland, brought in four, and
will pay the cost Of supper served to
members of the winning team. 1. was
voted to have a picnic
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
PRIVATE GREELEY DEAD.

Springfield June 2s.-Private George
.C. Greedy, who served. with K company,
Second Mass. in the Cuban campaign,
died early this morning after long i'll
ness contracted il Cuba. He was the
son of George Greedy Of this city and
had many friends.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
WEBSTER GIVEN a HEAR'No'

u,,. ,,canss commissioners met ,, ias'
I'M and granted a hearing to " r l.,,@,,,
nis2 2ra a,ta druggist, at l8l Green Greer
R Weo - show reason why his license sfnTs
should not not, be Sy rf 1Ee police short time
ago and ne iiPegai liquor keeping n Thi
in court ,rs,S on Il5s1 deferred decision uh'
SIonday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
GOOD NEWS FOR HoLYoKE.
mills Which Have Been Idle Three fsa's
10 start Up.

uolvoke. June 2S.-At a meeting OF
- l-l SECTORS Of the Glasgow Mills com
l--s todav it was decided to start up
t p@l'I pIant which has been idle for three r',
. ,ns p' About 400 hands will be en-
e'l9 ~ w bennett of North Adams
ploye Chosen s. manager The mills W9 n.iil
was c nose5' in south Hadley Fails VIII
al are .+ rort'sd up after July l.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
FUND is SWELLING.
Already Over 5000 Has Been Subscribed
for the Regatta.

for the Regatta.
The committee of management of the
Quinsigamond international regatta
met at the board of trade rooms yester-
day and examined the subscription list
Already over $500 has been subscribed
and the committee has assurance of
enough small subscriptions to insure
the financial success of the regatta.
Letters have been received from many
clubs assuring the committee of hearty
cooperation and entries. A commit
tee was appointed to secure medals and
shields for winners in the different
events, and it was decided to have the
medals cast on a different die from
those of last year which were too clum-
sy and heavy. Entries for the regatta
will close July Is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
WEATHER REPORT.

washington. June Is. : Forecast I9r
-,,,''-e5sv and Friday: For New Enslan NJ
i 5 nqI S'1 Thursday; fair Friday; VaflaOle
Winds. becoming northwesteriy-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
The Weather.

Thursday: Rain, fol-
lowed by clearing weather
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
SHAPING PARTIES.

There is An unusual activity in
political circles. Parties and can.
didates are getting in line for the
great struggle of 1900. Ia Kan
sas, Nebraska and Colorado the
silver forces will, in all probability,
fuse but in no other state will the
populists and democrats get to-
gether. Therefore the fusion or
tripsrtite alliance OF 1896 will cut
no figure in national politics.
Hence it is there Is n strong
effort being made, in the three
states named, to draw the silver
republicans back into the old
party. Most silver republicans
realize that when tho Chicago
platform was adopted their mis-
sion, NJ n party. WAS practically
ended.
Auc koiu ucluotIhts WIZ DoIuu
the party in 1896 did not 90 out
TO stay. Their intention was to
compromise and return to the fold
in 1900. And how TO compromise
and come together next year is the
problem the leaders Of the demo-
cratic party nre now trying to
solve.
In local matters candidates for
Office are seeking to make such
combinations as will best secure
tho offices. They are moro inter.
ested in taking care OF themselves
than in advancing some economic
principles that will better the con.
dition OF tho masses. Aud the
taxpayers are coming To tho con.
clusion to vote for the best men in
local affairs men who will MIN 10
mike tho burdens Of taxation M
light a. possible.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

IHE Times. of Monday. brings
out A. NJ. Stevenson, the leader
OF the silver republican party, No q
candidate for U. s. senator to sue
ceed Ed Wolcott. 1t says:
Mr.. Stevenson is a candidate for
the seat now occupied by Mr.. VOL
colt. No secret is made of this
fact, so The Times is violating no
confidence when it gives it public
ity. That he will leave no stone
unturned and no means unem ploy.
ed to gain his end is certain. =
Mr. Stevenson is the absolute
dictator Of the Teller Silver Re-
publican organization in this coun.
ty, and he shares with Senator Tel.
ler i'll the control OF the party in
the state. No move is made with.
out consulting him. and nothing il
done which would tend in any
manner to interfere with his plans.
Mr.. Stephenson has long been
acknowledged as one of the bright
est politicians in Colorado. He
was one of the delegates who walk
ed out of the st. Louis republican
convention in 1896 when it declar-
ed for the gold standard. II "Ste-
vey' is a candidate it means that
he sees his way reasonably clear
to win the prize.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
MONEY RULES,

ONE OF the ablest politicians in
the country has been nominated
for governor of Ohio by the demo-
cratic party. The democrats of
TINT state are united for John II,
Mclean while the republicans are
chatting because Mark Hanna die.
tated their nomination for govern
or. The contest in Ohio is going
to be II battle royal. Mclean has
been raised and schoolc,l in poll.
tics, and is II mi!lionnirc. Three
years n.,o lie was one at the lenl-
ing candidates before the Chicago
convention, and after Bryan was
nominated for the first place on
the ticket Mclean was offered the
second place and declined it.
1t should be borne in mind that
Ohio is n pivotnl state; it is the
home of the president md of Mark
HannH, md SHOULD Mclean carry
Ohio this fall he will be on. of the
big democrats nexS year and expe-
dlency may possibly give him the
nomination for the presidency.
Many good man has been sac-
rificed on the political altar of cx-
pediency. and it is more than pro-
ba5le that Bryan will have to give
way to expediency. After the No
vember elections the field will be
full Of candidates for the highest
Office in the gift of the people.
One thing is we'll known to the
plutocracy and that is the republi.
can party does not need to have
the next president in order to keep
in line; that cannot be said of the
democratic party. For these and
othes reasons We predict the plu-
tocracy will plan to throw the pres
idental plum to the democrats
next year.
Senator Hanna leaves London
today and will hasten home to take
. hand in the Ohio fight. He
recognizes that the coming cam
paign will not ouly furnish the
real answer to the question of the
country's Endorsement OF the ma
tional administration, but that in
the candidacy of Mr.. John II. Me
Lean for the governorship of
Ohio, there is an aspiration for
the first place on the democratic
presidential ticket, and failing of
election, a future contest for the
United States senatorship from
Ohio,
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
The Best Remedy for riu,,

Mr.. John Matthias. a well known
stock dealer OF Pulaski, Ky, says:
After suffering for over a week
with hus, and my physician hav-
ing fniled TO relieve me, | WAS nd.
vised to try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and D,nrrhoe0 Remedy,
and have the pleasure Of stating
that the half Of one bo,tl. cured
me.'-For snlc by |. W. Rico and
Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The semi annual statement OF
the board of county commissioners
OF Concjos county for the half
year ending June 30, 1899. shows
there was paid to the water CON-
missioner and his deputies the
sum OF Sl,549.l7. If the other
four counties pay like amount
the water commissioner and his
deputies will cost the district
$7,145.S5.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
The Monte Vista Coal and Pro

The Monte Vista Coal and Pro.
ducc company having purchased
the coal business of ". ID. Holman
will continue to do business ut tho
old stand and will always keep on
hand the best hard and soft coal
the market affords. We would re.
spoctfully solicit the patronage that
has been given to the old stand.
j. $. Campbell. Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
AS WE 90 to press the LAWYERS

AS WE go to press the lawyers
are making their pleas before the
seven Judges, who compose the
court martial at Rennes, France.
and during the next three days
France will tremble before an ex.
cited populace. As soon as the
evidence closed the generals were
ordered TO leave Rennes within
two hours after the attorneys COM
menced summing up the case.
The decision of the court is ex-
pected TO be made public Monday.
The Judges are thought to be FIVE
for conviction and two for acquit-
tai.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
kiliious Owen Avav.

i, IL certainly gratifying to the public
10 know of one concern In tho land who
nrc not nfrnid U In generous 10 the
needy and suns'i Ing. The propristors oe
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Cousunp-
ton, Coughs and Colds, have given away
over ten million trial bo.tlesof this sr~at
medicine; and have the satisiscti,U oe
knowing II hes absolutely cured thous.
nndH of h"prless casrs. Asthma, Broa.
ehi'is. hoarscn~ss. and all diseasss 1t ihs
Throat sn'i Ghost md Lungs ars surely
cured ny Il, Call IN l. W. Rica, drug.
alst, and get frrs trial lottir. Regular
r',c JAr. and si. Every bottle evasaslssa
or prise refunded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
nOuNrAIx AND rLAiN.

Denver's Festival Of Mountain
and Plain. 70 bc held during the
entiro week beginning September
10, 10 looming up. Daily new
feAturcs arc being added to the
program aud the indications now
arc that the managers will sur.
pass oil their previous efforts in
tho variety Of the entertainment,
offered ansl the instructive aud
amusing raturs Of many OF the
special features.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
ruBL1o LAND sAn
'"'' III S,s1 S,%,, 1

- A United Natn- Lad 90
Del Noric. C6)1e00H
Notice l. licrchy given that In possnaoce Al
crni Land Oaicc, under th- nutl,oeity vested IN
him b, S,cti"n aisj u. \. Rev. STAT. ~ amendr<i
by tic set of Congress apprsvsSt Pebruary .6th,
the ..i day ~ SEPT, ixp. at this Dllics. the
following t;n,t ~ land. to~it: the \. z. Y Of n
T.. l, Ss'c. !, 7. - y. RAE. y. n. n.
Any and all r"rrons claiming adversely tho
Above described lands arr advised tn hlr tlcis
claims Ia i!i- office IN or h~lare the day st,ys
d--iyr'nti-' fur thr commencement of said sale
oti..rwirc their r..'ts wiil h, f,sf~its-i,
Jn. ". bAxr9a, Register.
ELiAs u. DOasEv. Receiver.
August nth. is.r.
Tir>t i.-u. hui'. ~ ixa.
Last i->u. sept. ID is.g.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
Red Ilot From The i;uu.

Was the bail that hit G. B. Steadman
OF Newark. Mich~ in the Civil War
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped Tor ~ yeafs. Then Buck
lens arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruis~r. Burns, Boils, Felons
Corns. Skin Eruptions, Best Pile cur
on earth. - cta. . box. Cure gusfan
tsed. Sold by /. W. Eice, drueg,sk
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Or ALL slaves in the world We
think climate hunters are in about
The greatest bondage. People in
Chicago have been known ID
nsse fppm she south side to the
west to escape the lake breezes
In her last illness noted author
was moved two blocks in San Fran.
cisco To give her a higher altitude.
People arc continually hunting
changes of climnte, changes OF
food, changes of drink. changes OF
relations and conditions, when the
entire difficulty is in the mind. A
change OF thought is what is re-
quired.-Pueblo Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
Tha, ThrobbI.x Headache

Would quickly leave you il you used
DR. Kings Now Life Pilh. Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matches
meri, FOR Sick aud Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only ~ cents. Money back
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
Sick Headache Absolutely and Perma-

nently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
and indigestion. MnHes YOU eat, sleep,
work aud happy. Satisfaction guaran.
teed or nancy back. p cts. and 80 cts.
!. W. Rice, Druggist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

LIVING ISSUES has again repeat
ell the question, and we again pass
it along the line: "What was II
that Uncle Sam bought when he
paid Spain S20,00O,OOO for the
Philippines, and what was it that
Spain sold?" Don't all speak at
once. Ind. Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
Tsttss. salt. ahsum and Ecssms.

The intense itching and smart
Ing incident 70 these diseases, Il
instantly allayed by applying
Chambsrlain's Eye aud Skin Oint.
msnt. Many very bed cases have
bssn permanently cured By T. II
y equally slScisnt for sore nipples,
ehsppcl haMls. chilblaini, Frost
tites aud ehrouic sors eyeA 26c4a.
pr bog. For sale " ]. W. Rico
asd wslse Chapnaa Dsug CO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The bicycle manufacturers have
formed a combine and hereafter .
trust will fix the price Of every
wheel made IN this country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

lhis Is an increase over a year
ago OF 10, and ii is expected the
enrolment will reach 400, Judging
by last years record.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
School Books.

The Rice drug store has the con.
tract for furnishing the schools
with books and general supplies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

S. NJ. Brugh writes that he OK
poets to be in the valley about the
LIST OF October with some lasd
buyerA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The number of pupils enrolled
IN our public schools the first week
are rs follows:
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Acksr's EasihA 1sas3y Wf1 ~ .
Cough at any ttms, and vili eyre ~
wont cold In twelve hoan, q noasg n.
funded. - olA and 10 "a ~. nsoo
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

AccoEDiHd to DR.. Volta, in
struc;"r in New Testament litera,
,ure nt the Chicago University
religion IL not keeping pace with
the times. In n sermon to the
students last Sunday hs declare,
that religion IL the worst taught
ot all subjects; that the mas.c,
now consider the Bible merely NJ
n sxcrcd relic an,l expressed the
opinion that religion il At stake,
he scored the ministers, scmiuari-.
and Sunday schools and declared
for q reconstruction Of religious
education. "rhnt new ideals, new
methods aud now achievements Ia
education have transformed out
common nchools. Religious IN.
struction plUls along IN the res,
in tho old way, with superseded
ideals, Anticipated methods and
warning influence" Ministers who
advance beyond tho snpersti,ion,
Of past nKes arc persecute,l foI
hrresy aud tho most an,iqun.ei
religion 10 hold Ia deepest rever'
encs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09


The Dreyfus court martial in
France, which has occupied the
attention of the world for five
weeks, is drawing TO n close. The
accused has established his limo.
cence TO the satisfaction OF every.
body except the military officers
Of France. There seems to be
determined effort by the generals
10 convict whether guilty or ,nno.
cent III order to cover up a mess
OF rottenness connected with the
army. and some Of the judges ev,nce
q decided prejudice against the
prisoner. And it il in,imated the
pressure il 20 great that the court
dare not acquit tho Jew lest the
army officers make All attempt to
overthrow tho republic. An unus.
uslIv large number Of spectators
now crowd to the Drcyfus court
martial, everybody realizing tha,
the trial has entered upon a new
phase. Heretofore 1t hns been the
Dr-yfUs trial. Now Labori hn,
called ~ the nations OF the worl.
Nn.l placed France on trial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

WHAT ID 10 be done with the
silver forces in the fall campaign
Acting under advices from Den.
yer. the republicans in the great
silver camp have called a county
convention for Monday, Septem.
ber 18th, and the primaries on the
10th. 1t is given out that the g.
o. p. will put up a straight admin.
istration ticket and an aggressive
campaign will he wsged. That
means the Teller or silver republi-
cans will he driven back into the
ranks il possible. The same policy
will be adopted in all the counties
in the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

LAST Sunday the high sheriff
returned from Denver with the
ex cashier of the State bank,
charged with receiving money
after the Lank was known to be
nsolvent. Mr.. Crump gave straw
bnod and returned to the Denver.
Why this expense to capture a
man and then let him 90 without
giving a good and sufficient bond?